27 10 314 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/62bb2c63d93bfaf8116341ea1fc32015.pdf 996f4046a64dfa58fb53258c03451464 PDF Text Text JJJ :k Ii r . Ty f 1. v j Evening - 9R ILI itdd Ili Year, No 30S—Mondsy, August 16, 1976 I" c ; I'/ I*•<• rJi I u1; Sanford, Florida 32l11—PrIc. 10 Cints mum '•'r _ The Covenfion: GOP Primed FF o S 00 r - r ) :( iq S •. - : -- ___ i .••... ( -------- •: I ;~f I M J - __ DomM R=&K X@W D* UM RiclumleasajW jwm cneft. t~ Uncommitted Del V \ i _-( L 9 TT: _ — __ Just W hat Are They M s'1 lid PruldediAtI nomination, And while mod are keeping WAM on who they will ultimately back many Aren't go ailed an what they Want. For some, Uha B W of New m.n. -- — ______ — 2 0 2. a . I- k J•I• VOIWS UY CflW based on a nding requirements or stated preferences I of delegates to the National On Ford 117 ______ ance to put the same questionA to the proddedii,she sald. + And Davison Osgood, Mane's low Uncommitted delegate, says he will make his mind on Tuesday. He Wants to hold a hedged news conference to the wend who he te supporting. Sot fiM, he ul tell he , : C. 03 0 , ___ U 9 PL — 71% II— 0 f.fl rr, -t ' -L.4-& ii- a — I - 2 e g — - I / a •1 a C . z . S C .•.' __ g 5_II - '. - ____________________________ I ____ I 1- J,. - 2..-' __ ______ M MIS g274 —j J _____ - . 5 . .- . 2' 5 \ m E f J . —. -< i — ___ ) _____ it delegation bo unced beck and forth for • on tD Asmumed was not the same. Asked it she would vote for the President, Mm Ogle sald: the GOP PritSidential nomi- S 2 0 5* . — E. M naUonontbe first ai , he ... '< 4- — M= X ___ A Second z ____ 0 a . a -I! CA — 9 ____ S: M , -r ffi L .. ___ : 0 a2 — Q C. ~ 5, - = — 1 a 9 1 As Ford mpt within a few votes, atleast for now, ofa. Gov.James B. Edwards of Sodh Carsilm Vice president Nelson A. Rockefeller Address by Sen. Barry M. Goldwater of Arizona. Adds by Republican National aIrmaa Mary Address II ot . ws c te candida . On A second ballot, however, The WxUnmitted delegates the key sta tes would beNo nmberel 05 day.F CardIn&, Kentucky, Indiana 1,117 delegates, Reagan 1,036 and Michigan. Those states and Sen. James L Buckley of A i' • 'V - -. i ' ,T.. - . 'a - ç - s.-. .. ..... -e . .( ' f r' -. -ii- .- -', ,. . .!T ,- to th e RENE r • he the temporary chau, Sos. Robert Dole of J doubtonthoseclai,reIor Fr1daythattheIdentwoWd gate surrey. ballot, with gains in Michigan Even with such changes on a second ballot, the k to and Indiana mostly offsetting l in other two states. A V , - .. .. . . • Comics ....................4-B Crossword .................4-B 4-A Dear Abby .................1.5 Dr. Lb ..................4-B Horoscope .................4-s ; L • • \. •.. . Television . ..:. .2-B i-s •.: ., . ' WEATHER . . * .• Sunday's high m Weekend • T.da. low nfafl was LN inches. The extended it . ::'. .. tereoca, thundershowers. .. . r' • JY, ,,4)' csiis let partly cia sees with scattered, malay at. . . .'1 HhawfllbernaUy around ,. :. .-..( 1 Centeriagthe football President lAty Reund antl Sword Mayor I" more, d0k is seulor ftnemn Kenny Tbe Boosters Club Is se for the s atwedc department.bbyor Moore BOOSTING THE BOOSTERS 13 Proclaiming Wednesday as BOOstm Day In Sainford. I Herald Photo by Torn Viscenl. fr delegates to vote in New York had one in irig the results of the AP dele- lose 5 to 8 votes on a second nit TI w!r by sts GOP OmiIDOW,II Reagan's big second ballot main with the uncommitted gain would be in North Caro. Keynote addreuby Sen. Inward H. Baker, Jr., of Tennessee. delegates, who are unfettered lina . I ,ii agreed that he'd have to find some way to get rid of the chkkesIeeaUag blackbirds other than with uber eight Ltgan pellets, Price reported. "I quest nomination battle, According to delegates away from current accordance with state Primary for t1le 1,130 needed for the results for one ballot, but the nonlination. delegates could vote Weir perosaiW was MW preferewes on a second fully the impact on the uncom. ballot es I failure to Fo rd s backers maintain they muted KANSAS CITY, Mo. I AP) — Here Is the program for tonight's Can Offset most of Reagan's ex- rmlinate a candidate on the session of the Republican National Convention. me Central peed second-halt gains, but first ° Daylight: a vote Sunday in Ford's home Ford's chid delegate hunter, 7 p.m.: state Michiga delegation caits James A. Baker Ill. e3timaUd " 4 I X latest Imponderabic there are laws agahet ArounciTuclock ..........4-A ....................4-11 I Tonight's Schedule ___ After Price elabed Today amongun1aJept X to Ronald Reagan, la that second ballot Increasingly tth mitt not decide depended on some f shaking quire - A survey. lose between four and 15 votes ballot victory, the dwim f ______ In his yard that won a&g Im dicka jeW he pgft od far Ms eWcteaL - :'c' KANSAS CITY, NO- (AP)— the Associated Press delegate loyalties or on a breakthrough If President Ford falls to win .. Deputy Ardw C. Price responded to ftd w* . Burrow, 50, at the two4tery dweillag on 51(415 at Avenue price t of Sanford, with a shot saId row said t was ping to k the blackbirds conservative Republican, might enter the race was the "I'm waiting until I hew voice,"he said, rolling his eyes upwa "I know when the yoke comes to me. difficult to obtain a conviction Reporters hustled from Thomas to Mrs. Ogle, whose ± " ent FordMayLoseVotes Anticipating s." a decision her drink, nNhw uPd&I"to Is telephone,And called and Reagan 1,036, with 105 un. 1totell them she had decided toback committed and a single del the Ford ateunghe will vote for 5 But for James C.Soper of Cicero, Ill., the light is sU James1. Buckley of New York. Off The Prosped that Buckley, a will go with him for Then lt was Ford leader BfflTaylor'st " and Ronald Reagan to delegate Ellen e, trying to determine Taylor, the Florida Republican perty chairman, d Mrs. Ogle who helly support. meant she favo red Reagan, would like to vote for him, but . M Ogle of Fort Lauderdale is committed to vote for the couldn unless something happened to release her from her President, but she showed up to Kansas City wearing an "I'm for commitment. Reagan" button on her lapel "But ain't nothing going to make It possible," he added. "Hell, Reagan's state leader, LE. "Tommy" Thomas of Panama rain is not going to fall upwards." City, claimed Sunday afternoon t at lead three of Fo's 43 W Donghey of Lutz Florida delegates preferred Reagan two might risk prison terms rd de te Th and Fred Streetman of Fo lega s omas co n te nded wo d ul vo te for Reagan, to vote for his presidential nomination. Some said they would respect their commlttments to the President. delegates committed to Reaga M Ogle said she tuned against Ford when he sup ported the Thomas contended that Mrs. e said she war willing to go to common aitun Picketing bll which would have allowed secondary U necessary, to cad her ballot Prison, for Reagan. boot of construction sites. He subsequently vetoed the ts Florida law requires delegates to vote as ommIUed for two measure under bean pure m conservatives. bsUo The maaim penally for violating oath is five years "Iial don think he (Ford) can win against (Democratic pres in prim and a $5. Mo fire, but election experU my it would be dnt nom1neeJy)Cr,"Ogled. IV o- =. - Reporters covering - — ... i 1Ifl — 1'130 allocations or preferences of all Associated Press count. _________________ leaders of the Florida delption 10 the Republican National — 2 259 detoat KANSAS CITY (AP) A 73year'o!d widow has become the m witting object of a political ping-pong match between rival —I _____ M Totals are based A Sanford area homeowner found ant over the weekad that he legally coulidn't pw= the method be was aft to rid his homestead of Peskyblackbirds. Pautg ristinotffId the shertiPs departmsit t hat ____ without any move by a candidate. You' ll Be In My Pie 3 Of Ford's Florida Delegates May Risk Jail To Vote For Rea an j w —1ti1 los Totaaf.yot _ CD a Buckley Uncommitted Needed fo nominate: . 3 -. 0 Or saw to it that they got Ijba worst seats in the bouse.,, softness in the delegate totals SO reports crop* up that 20 Ream delegates were each was claim' preparing to sw1tthtoFo The lion chairman Both sides claimed to have there were any switches and there was no m than the 1,1 delegate denied an seats changed handa votes needed for the norni- The Associated Press del gate count, based on legal cornFor Ils J. Kindi of Waesboru, Va., the li 10 miiments and publicly dated 1 flashed at a Sunday night cocktail pay. e pot down preferences, gave Ford 1,117 Run vermr. Coy Reagan talked with me Shoo Fly, Blackbirds LtescomplainedthattheFordoperauves tested The Count telephone to ring before she makes her mind. And President Ford has to be e they nominated Jimmy Carter But it Isn"t dear if the benefits come to those who end for presided. up on one Aide or the other. ThrQugbout the precon. Texas delegation, for ance, behind Reagan veotton week, strategists for and also found itself behim!Other things in the Ke~ Ford and Reagan probed and all ft And for some delegatis, ft is attention or psnonal Interest from the candidate ;' I fan campaign. Few in uQtyeapec last month in New York when takes to get his voto is to pumide him that a candidate 13 010ftUL That meong he AAA that be is lianing toward Ford. "The polls show he is the stronger can. didate,99 Wagner said. 7 __ theDemocraticalliengeinthe The real, led, they W" will sure from both = to de. an the convention floor. dare its utagim The Kill. Calvin Ja delegate from Jsiu John Sears, Reagan's cam- 'lasipplans caucied Sondey is holding out to find out how the Ford And Reagan the Republicans to duplicate palp manager, has said re- night but made no move to cempe operate. He s he has had or 50 contacts the show ot unity and pay peatey he beli es f abandon their uncommitted with each side, but "without e the offer a e harmony the Democrats staged California go rnor's strength datuL meal." The uncommitted delegates to the Republican convention hold the key to Who Will th the VE arriva comforts that ="&in can supply. thok I delegate Reagan and Fad Wt town ffi his brash Opponent whO40 chat- choice Is Son. Richard S. On the eve of the convgdion, conventional Schwelker fla d delegate a1Ih wo runnin Ford to tell him who he wantauag om. The vice presidential nde by mom by three. mate And many of Republicana was rejected Sunday the Sot the biggest rmdft Osgood has offered to mod with the candidates if gaMered here for the showdown convention rules committee, bloc of uncommitted ddlptes, they ask. fen the Outcome will leave the but Reagan and his mans en the Xvote miniagW MUM. and one is waiting for I'voices" to tell him the right r _ Waiting For. their Advice, 7' Q • KANSAS C1TY, Mo. (AP) — Just what are they waiting for. All those uncomnitted ddepta who are 6 keeping President Ford and Ronald Ressan guessing? Well, z thon ths __ ___ Wbell Mary L40190 SM11k The first significant test Jim at about do same how bd Republican national chairman, should occm Tuesday night man apart in an con"Oft calls the porty's 31A N&Uong who Ragan's bwken plan to Convention to ordertoday ft will fight for adoption of a rule that 1-1 know we are going to winiiii, dPd the Opening Of Me final wouldrequineschpnowou said Ford. diane Of ue tong sometimes candiate to name Ms choke "Do I think I can éffi win on bitter struggle between an for mate Wee the f haM?" Reagan sald as* ates Hold The By DAVE ftuy AssIind es — tit GOP nomination race on mom es Ford ond Rond since DwightEisenhower Robert Tmb.ttI.din1g6t balloting heon$ most divided n6uuat con- dates M 1 PrIlkild -: f-out orr a, Mo.(AP) -' ____ n I I S Def Blasted COLOMBO. Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike opened fifth nonaligned summit conference today with a blast at IsrW and a demand that the United States and the Soviet Union keep their ilitary forces out Of the Indian ocean. "We m remain ever vigilant against Israel's attempts to worldopinion 4eVw1th lows ar 71 in the extreme north te neu s.i Florida Keys. MORROWs TIDES Daytam Beach: 1:110 1:11 a-uL and 1: p.; Low 7:11 BaftHigh I: 7:39 p-m.; Low 12:03 a. cL and 1:22 n&t ' cns fighting for national liberation against foreign intervention, domination and op;iresslm." She mentioned the United States by me Y O, in connection with her proposal to have the Indian oce" tkcisred A me of peace. said the proposal 'oday anew urgency,- because of the expansion of V-S. mihtary and naval I&dlftW on the Wand of Diego Garcia and V* intensified m"" y and naval presence of the great POW,. in Me Ass exploitation leader told her Third World audience. The loudest cheers and most prolonged Indian Ocean. aPPlAuse greeted MM Bandaranalke's salute Mrs. Bandaranaike proposod a rival to the Vistnaniese, whose "struggle agaI backed by Third Worlid ruourm the might ofth wers to ulti =te and a new nonaligned Wk .,Of A,, and final victory (sashinjugln*ratiun to all LAtin nerica." �S r.-- !i!I'111M4 IsW, 1sulil, P1' •-.. , -. Mat.y. Au. 14,1 $155.12 Payment Rejected NAflON Illy U30NUH Staff Wriler NBW Postcard Voter Slgnups Killed By Senate WASHINGTON (AP) - Postcard voter registration and oil divestiture bills are among the missing from a Senate legislative agenda for the rest of the year. The program I; listed by the Senate Democratic leadership includes more than a score of major bills to be acted after Congress returns Aug. 23 from Its recess for the Republican convention. It also includes the order in which they are to be considered, right up to Oct. 2, the target date for the adjournment of the present Congress. A $10000 'Natural High' WASHINGTON (AP) - A "very normal" man visited the office of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, pausing long enough to leave an anonymous cash donation -$10,000."It's one of the few real fine natural highs I've ever experienced," NORML director Keith Stroup Id bou. tI!e I !rious wind1 of ;io d $20 bills. According to Stroup, a short-haired man wearing a sports shirt and slacks and carrying a brief can entered the office Sunday morning to chat about the group's efforts to have the use of marijuana decriminalized. He left rather abruptly, Waving a note saying the donation was from a group of marijuana dealers. A Florida State Board of Education regulation has established the mazlmum 7% Siiso1s Coaty School "resaonabk walkIr4 distance" Board has rejected the claim of from borne to bus stop an 1.5 an Oviedo family width soM miles. payment for tt*fll(tI(4 Its "We studied that thing for child tea school bus OP for quite awitle," said Roy W5id entire 1PIS.7S school year. route manager for the school GeynneR. Turner of trans department. Stone St., '1rnItted "It's a bad situation. They for $iz.0 is with disputew&harns.3arbg wanted us to go all the way tatween the school board and S down to the end of the road coup of Stone Street taddl!1tL (Stone Street). Somebody said The Twi family notified they would let the bus turn School Supt. William P. (Bud) Layer In Feinnery that their The Idea for building a tanatepdau,jger, a student at aroimd Involved the property of Lawton Elementary School, Henry Harris and was deemed was being driven 1.7 miles each necessary because School day from the Turner home to Transportation Director Fred the nearut school bus stop. Taylor said Stone Street, a dirt lofesput furs achool bus to tan arousL Th board weitsd two wig. for Harris to grW III. permlesian for the tan.sroaid to be constructed In his driveway. tai told by Twner that Harris had Izgsd his m ____ -'I - to cut of ____ ___ jeeting treetto ___ ___ __ Keller Chiding Is Urged . AItaa.SI.1.U*k Seminal. Jaye..s 7:10 p.m., clubbom Springs Oaks aid 911 at Ynih fleams, me., in *w mN, 7:30 p.m. First Federal of Seminole, Seoferd. seku, Se"1", Ddedlon c.nt, Sopmut Rd Unglet 1VAY, AUGUST17 & nfordd Us. ( me Holiday Wimur JWM 7 p.m., VFW b 17 OvJ,Aas,..os, 7:10p.m., Florida Power ad - Sa_ __or 4" H'% his family" and left town and _ BOYNTON NEW YORK (AP) - Inflation, recession And The growing popularity of synthetic lookalikes have failed to ruffle the fur industry. But consumers planning on fur coats this winter had better be prepared for high prices. The average price for a good quality, full-length mink coat Is now around $6,500, up $2,000 or 44 per cent from five years ago, according to a spokesman for the Fur Information and - WORLD IN BRI EF Expected Volcanic Eruption May Not Occur POINTE-A-PITRE, Guadeloupe (AP) The predicted big eruption of the Soufriere - volcano may not occur for several days, a French scientist monitoring the volcano reported early today after thousands were evacuated from the danger zone. Charles BrotLsse of the University of Paris, said the warning Sunday that the blowoff was expected in 10 to 12 hours was given to insure that all 72,000 persons left the area around the 4,813foot peak. Palestinians Shell Foes Christian forces opened a new campaign today to drive the Palestinians from the Meen area of the mountains overlooking Beirut. Reports from the warring sides said the Palestinians shelled Christian positions with missiles and antiaircraft guns during the night, and Christian militiamen backed by tanks and halltracks assaulted Palestinian positions at the mountain village of Aintoura. Fighting also continued in Beirut's devastated commercial sector and the neighboring Chiyah and Em 1tummanl., suburbs, the former Moslem, the latter Chritian. Hospital and security sou;t; reported awtt 90 pctons killed and t 35 vundf2ç upg the night. M • . I -- A DEMOCRATIC EXCHANGE ' Can Court Save Cheater? - • . Fashion Council. WASHINGTON (AP) The U.S. Court of Military Appeals was to hear arguments today on whether the court has authority to consider a plea that it block the expulsion of cadets Involved In the West Point cheating scandals. Army attorneys for Secretary Martin R. Hoffman contend that the court lacks jurisdiction because it is limited by order to hear cases involving courts-martial convictions for criminal offenses. was expected back this mar. ning Grant said he Is inviting Keller to attend tonight's meeting If he wishes to aTpiain the abeenc.. r . The council will hold a corntinued public hearing at 7p.m. on the requad of Mrs. Shirley Stlefldto Wild cngO fed WS, In the unrecorded ,lat & Slide's Two of the area'e Democratic Csngrmelsusl_- "- s JaAa. ran. Rock Lake. The zoning Saunders (5th District) and Rep. William Chappell (4thDIstr4.et), ordinance requires 100 feet by held an unexpected renaisi ft morning at the Evening Herald 100 feet ktL offices. They took advantage of the circumstance aid exchanged At 7:30 p.m., the council will Political material. Candidate Saunders worked ass yaluteer for consider action on replacing Chappell in his Initial race for Me House In na Now the w te signs at the entrance of Join him. Chappell said be Is awaiting remus of the just. HI&ilind Hills subdivision. The completed audit of the Seminole Employment Ecosomic builder In the development aft Development Corp. (SEEDCO) and expects It to 44clur the air" E.E. Williamson Road has for this "needed program." placed signs dlgn'Ung the subdivision as "WindIree." Residents of the development 4'i. SeaturdGmdw Chum.., meet at 12noon at the Moford Civic (itul'. Bring a bag lack. Important basins. Is in be dieciemet Program by Rev, K.. Bolt and Mm, Bolt. C n Jsyoau 70 pm., me Barony. Trophy Lau., Bad _ - No New Leads Found In Susan Murphy Case but cornplaineif to the couna Interlocal mutual aid agreement with the Seminole C011111tY fire department and agreement with Glace and LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) — The FBI said It fringe member of the Manson clan. She was RedCHfte Inc. ----i-was without new leads today as it searches for nYc-year entence or conspiring with Susan Murphy, a fringe member of the Charles another Manso n clan member, Sandra Good, to Manson clan who escaped from a federal prison. send threatening letters to busines executives, Miss Murphy escaped Saturday from the accusing them of polluting th en s ro e vi nment. Terminal Island prison with another woman. Miss Murphy, nicknamed "Heather," lived In Fbey overpowered a female prison guard, beat wr and escaped In her car, which they later Sacramento, Calif., with Manson family member Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme at the ibandoned, authorities said. An FBI spokeswoman said Sunday night: "We time Miss Fromzne pointed a loaded gun at lont have any Indication as to the whereabouts President Ford Sept. 3 Miss Fromme Is now In If either of them. There is no indication as to the prison, convict ed of attem pting to kill the President. lirection of their flight at this time." The spokeswoman said 11w search for Miss Manson too lain prison, convicted with three of ttrphy, 34, and Diane Ellis, 33, was still ceo- his worn followers in the slaying of actress ered In the Long Beach-Los Angeles area, but no Sharon Tate and six others in 1960. urther details were available. Authorities said that until now they knew of no Prison officials said the two apparently acted connection between Miss Ellis and the M rithout outside kqjjfa. group. She was serving time for parole violation The FBI has described Miss Murphy as a on a bank robbery êonvlctlon. ---------- a s f ____ an= New Evidence Uncovered Thomas Lottery Trial Delayed By BOB LLOYD the case turned up Friday when Herald Staff Writer pre-trial depositions were taken of witnesses. He said Friday was the first time the prosecution realized that state agents had used electronic surveillance In the probe of a two county lottery operation alleged to have netted $50,000 a week. Merrick said the defense was ready for trial today and charged the state had been dragging its feet In having the evidence examined by fmgerprint experts. Merrick said the evidence, .. ,.. a.w juraia Uy state. of Lottery paraphernalia county and city officers at because a "ory bag full of Altamonte Springs, was turned money and LAWTY slips" hasn't over to an Orange County been returned from the Mate's sheriff's agent the day of the Sanford Crime Lab When the raid and had been kept sealed In v:4ence Is being checked for a vault at Orlando until Aug. 10 Fin erpilnts. 'before the state did anything." Assltstar4 Stile Ally. Jay Thomas, who has a record of JOVICk talc the court also that three prior lottery-rejated a bunch of new evidence" in convictions, wasn't arre.,tej Me circuit court lottery trial of Clayton Thomas, 61, of Altamonte Springs, was contlnued today until the week of Sept. 13 at Sanford despite opposition by defense attorney Frank Merrick. Circuit Court Judge A. J. Hosemann Jr. grsjgeda motion by State Atty. Abbott Herring's office to continue the trial of Thomas on a statewide grand jury Indictment charging conducting a lottery, possession of lcittrv tb,k-ts iin1 . ma untIl July 16 when the statewide grand Jury probing illegal gambling activities returned Indictments against him in both Orange and Seminole cowi Ues.But Menick argued today that his client's fingerprint., were on file from a 1973 lottery arrest and subsequent acquittal and comparisons could have been made with fingerprints on seized evidence before his arrest In July. Merrick said his associate, James Russ, will handle the defense at Thomas's trial and has a conflict on the new trial date because he's scheduled for a weekiong trial In federal court "U Mr. Russ has a conflict, the court will accomodate him," Judge Hosemann said. "Vin going to give each side one free bite." "But your honor, we don't want a free bite," Merrick Said. "We're ready and want to go to trial now as originally NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment f Foreclosur, dated August 5th. 1574 and entered in Case NO. 741133CA. 09 0 of the Circuit CCVII of the Eighteenth Judicial CircuIt in and for Seminole County, Florida. wherein SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE COMPANY, a Florida corporation, Plaintiff, and MARVIN W. SMITH and MARY E. SMITH, and JOHN DOE and JANE DOE, are Defendants, I w ill sell to the highest and best Mdder for cash at West Front Door f the Seminole County Courthouse i n Sanford. Seminole County. Florlda,atfl:000'ciockam on ta, 17th day of August. 1i4, the ollowing described property as set crt, In said Final Judgment, towit: Lot I, Block 2. Repiat of Sheet 1 nd 7. NORTH ORLANDO rowNslTE, FOURTH ADDITION, IILLAGE OF NORTH ORLANDO. s recorded in Plot Book ll, Pages S Ind 4. of the Public Records of Ieminole County, Florida, ropetter with all Structures and mprov.ments now and hereafter On aid land, and fixtures attached hereto, and all rents, issues, WOceeds and Profits accruing e,,,,o ccrue from said premises, all of which are included within the oregoing descriptionand the ab.njm thereof, also all gas. learn, electric, water and other I eating, cooking, refrigerating. Ighting, plumbing, venhilating, rrigating, and power SyStems, machines. appliances, fixtures, and ppirtenancj, which now are or I nay hereafter pqrtaintoerbe used ,ith. in or on saId premises even hough they be detached or qIach,le OAT CO this 13th day of August, 574. Seal) ARTHUR H. BECKW,TH. JR. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Mary 11 Daden Dputy Clerk 'ublih Aug If. ISiS )EC 79 AUVE ARRIVE SUNSHINE STATE - A nuralna - - --- ---° _______ _______ .g_•_______a -..-. _______ ______ ____ _____ ___ ____ w- ___ Still unidentified illness coughing and lethargy. - _____ ____ II AMERICA IJJ fected residents began showing symptoms of a high fever, a Barron Got Free Trips? - TALLAHASSEE (Al') - State records show that private In interests have provided Senate President Dempsey Barron, D. Ptlnama City, !rt'c.'.ransportht r 25 of 71 he's made since July 1, 1975. Senate President-designate Lew Brantley, 1)-Jacksonville, traveled free on seven occaslons over the same period, according to state records. House Speaker Donald Tucker, D. Tallahassee, says he has also accepted free transportation from special interest groups but said he could not recall doing so for some time. House travel records were being audited, so his were not available. PERSONS INTERESTED Seminole County. Florida, Probate ('V Division, the address of which is ' Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida 37771. The Personal representatIv, of the estate Is Marintha Govocek whose address Is 210 Tangerine Drive (P.O. Sea Sanford, Florida 32771. The name and address of the personal represent$tlWs attorney are set f or th below All personshavIng claims or demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE MON. 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 ON must Indicate the basis for the claim, the name and andresa of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. It the claim is not yet du, the date when It *0 i ll Shall be itated. If claim is contingent or unliquidat, the nature of the un certainty stall be stated. If the claim Is secured, the Security shall be described. The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim 10 he clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal representative. All persons interested In the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administrate, has been mailed are required,WITHIN THREE MON THS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. to 111* any objections they may have that challenges the • validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or Jurisdiction of the court. lu ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT So FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Date of the f irst publication of this Notice of Administration: August 141h, 1976. Mariitha B Govocek As Personal Represents. tive of the Estate of Icer Boyette Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE. CLEVELAND. MIZE & BRIDGES P.O. z 20 N. Oak Avenue. Sanford Florida 32771 Telephone: 323 1314 Publish: Aug. IS. 23. 1574 DEC- 76 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA. Civil Action Number 74.54.CA4.A SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE COMPANY a Florida corporation , Plaintiff(s) vs. BILLIE G. DUNHAM and PEGGY L. DUNHAM. his wift, TALLAHASSEE (Al') - Education Commissioner Ralph Turllngton says a federal report showing state and local taxes In Florida are low will be before lawmakers who will consider any new taxes for publc schools. "I think the legislature will have the figures and I'm sure they will be widely quoted," Turlinglon said. "The figures are in line with what I expected them to be." He said the report of the Advisory Cornmission on Intergovernmental Relations showed that Florida's state and local taxes per person are among the lowest in the nation, Kidnaping Trial Scheduled KEY WEST (AP) . - A new federal for the man acctrzed of kidnaping Reg Murphy, former editor of the Atlanta Constitution and now editor-publisher of the San trial - Francisco Examiner, begins In this island city today. William A. H. Williams, 35, a former Lilburn, Ga., contractor, was convicted in an earlier trial but the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the decision, saying pretrial publicity and closing arguments by one attorney may have prejudiced an Atlanta jUry NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to an Order or a final 'V LOT 31, WALDEN TERRACE, according to Flat thereof as recorded n Flat Book IS, lag. CLot the P ublic Records of Seminole County, Florida at public sale, to the highest and best blddr for cash, at the Well front dour of the Seminole County Courthou se in $anfoq. Florida, at II:000'ciockAMontn,7flhdayof i Augt.nt, 1574. (Seat) Arthi, H. Beckwith, Jr. Clark of the Circuit Court By: Donna J. Ousefi Deputy Clerk C alvin E. Hayleii, Jr. [sq 3 is Barnett Sank Building AckSon.,iii., Florida 33702 Publish - Aug. IS, ISiS DEC 77 Buy Or gunshot gunshotwwoundsand released deputies today wer, probing Seminole Memorial weekend burgiarim In which Hiwp&jal, Sanford, over the firearms were reported stolen. weekend. Sanford police reported Nine-year-old Timothy burgilln entered the residence SteUofAu'accIde anta ntauy AUGUST13 DL%1MGE8 ADMISSIONS Sanford: fA Sanford: Essle M. Atkins Richard W. Burke Richard Burks Richard R. Cameron Mary demons All Bamboo Fludd Eva B. Gustafson Ralph Hall Robert HOsfurd Marjorie Owens Qimie Knight Matthew Powers Prince McKinney Thomas Weiss Alvin Milo Bertha WIll iwi. Orrie Bell Nelloens Hazel Barons, Deltona John Nettles Clarice Hawkzworth, Deltona Matthew Powers Florence McMwin, Deltona Richard Reilly Jerry Dullard, Lake Mary Edna Pearl Smith Ulllam Sparks Barbara Tanner _ ___ Bring _____ CLASSIFIED AD DEPARTMENT On Annexation - .. - BIG Results THE HERALD Public Hearing Set 322-2611 or 831-9993 .. , 3 lines. 1 Week $651 4 lines 1 Week • $8.68 5 lines • 1 Week - $10.85 . . _________ now setback reconláfldatldiw. bii the agenda will be second On the agenda at Oviedo will reading of Ordinance 313 be engineers William Belliale concerning the Cagley and William Palm, regarding property; first reading of the regional sewage plant; Ordinance 312, zoning Tract A; council action on Board of adopdm of Resolution 319 on Adjustment recommendation street Lighting; supplemental regarding a trailer permit and funds for CETA position; a home occupation; the rezoning request for Sausailto preliminary plat for property Phase II; payment of $12,500 on Long Lake and the mayor's Diversified Utility Services; report. rebidding construction work on A work session on the budget Oakwood Drive; award of will follow. SITU ' GUESS WHERE THE GANG IS HEADED! George A. Davis, Deltona Mildred Fleming, Deltona Frank KISlI, Deltona Martha Nichols, Deltona MSflUCI Rodriguez, Deltona Harold Goodwin, Enterprise Louise Tealo, Lake Mary Monette Stevens, Lake AUGUST15 ADMISSIONS Sanford: David L Dither Calvin V. Gray Gahaza Hillery William A. McLennan Helen P. Malone Sylvia A. Moreland Anthony Russi, Maitland Dolores A. Smith Anne Lansing, Deltma _________ Sununer IbinTline HEY1 HEY1 KIDSI Gussle F. Smith Harry Williams Ruth Rice, DeBary William B. Hawes, Deltona Claire Hennick, Deltona Ernest Mayberry, Deltona Victor Sowers, Deltona JessieM.Lathan,LakeHelen Tina M. Wickett, Lake May Rodney W. Mitchell, Winter Springs AUGUST14 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Bernice Bagley Earl Trout= BIRTHS Linda Bryant George Walgel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas James A. Whit. Louise Cooper (Sharolyn O'Brien, a girl. osep Helen L. Lee J h Zabrutny Sanford Josephine Donaghy, DeBary Mary A. Spivey Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Mat John H. Stubbe Vera Kurti, DeBary the) King, a girl Casselberry George Thomas Ethel Miller, DeBary DISCHARGES Mrs. Ralph (Constance) Sam J. Watson , DII4 .' Blackwell & girl, DeLand Jesus Morales, Deltona Helen Babcock, Deltona Maude Bradbury Irene Llnck, Enterprise Mrs. Thomas (Sharolyn) Thomas Lively, Lake Monroe O'Brien, & girl DISCHARGES Mrs. Mamuel (Evelyn) Sanford: Ethel Alloway Pamela Marrero Garcia Charles Benoit Owens Perry; sister, Retha MRS. LIVIE KINNEY Vera Black Jeffrey L Smith Miami; 35 grandchildren; 17 Serene Bramble Thomas F. Weiss Mrs Livie Kinney, 70, of 620 great-grandchildren. Margaret Brown Florence D. Bennett, DeBary Semoran Funeral Home, Linda Bryant Parkwood Ave., Altamonte Margaret A. Hayward, Altamonte Springs, Is In charge 'Springs, died Saturday In Jaqueline Deltona Orlando. Born In Birmingham, of arrangements. John K. Dekle John Misek, Deltona Ala., she was a former resident All Bamboo Fludd Roy L Howell Jr. Lake of Sanford. Mildred Gill Funeral Notices Jessie D. Langston, Osteen Survivors Include her Morris Manson nusoanu, norace tunney, Mazolene McGill Altamonte Springs; daughters, KINNEY, MRS LIVIE — Gladys Morris Funeral services for Mrs. Livie Mrs. Letn Skinner, Altamonte Jan Nelson Kinney. 70. of 620 P.rI*ood Springs, Mrs. Evie Young, Ave. Altamonle Springs. who William Slier Mrs. Evelyn died Saturday inOriando. will be Marianna; John J. Tovell held Tuesday at a m, from the ,:dlioltzclaw, Marianna; Mrs. Daisy Powers, DeBary Chapel of Semoran Funeral Nell Vanivel, Graceville; Mrs. Home with Rev. Clifford Schaub Hazel Barone, Deltona Betty Cox, Hamilton, OnLznlo, of the Sanford Christian Church Michael Browning, Deltona and Rev Jesse Kinney. Paiatka. Cans., Mrs. Jeanette Barnwell, Mayberry Ernest, Deltona officiating Visitation 2 4 and 79 Arcadia, and Mrs. Margaret Alvis R.aymer, Deltona today. Burial Paola Church P.m Suber, Quincy; two son,, of Cemetery. Semoran Gerald Saunler, Geneva Funt'al Home $22 W. Semoran Wilbur Kinney, Arcadia and Gordon Reed, We Mary Blvd. (six blocks west of I I) Rev. Jesse Kinney, Palatka; Mrs. Arnold (Lorraine) Altamonte Springs. Phone 162 brother, Willie' Goodwin, irn Jackson, & boy, Oviedo 1 ____ shot himself In the left index St., by a window to make oft finger with a .23-caliber with three revolvers, a shotgun revolver "while looking In his and threerlfluva]tsedat$i;*. mother accordiniltos SherffVs deputy Robert E. report filed by Deputy Frank Ache reported the same method Johnson Jr. of entry was used at Johnson said the accident residence of Bufoid J. Winstead occ*riedataresldenceatll42 at Old Geneva Road and Airport Blvd., Sanford. Osceola Road, Geneva. A City councils of Casselberry contract to Falcon Develop. and Oviedo will hold regular met nCo.forrestraunlitjes frt meetings tonight at 7:30 p.m. at $,Z70; and revised I&I Plan A public hearing concerning of Study. an ordinance for the animation To be considered during a of Casielberry Elementary work session following the School and South Seminole reguiarsemsion will bea license for sale of alcoholic beverages Middle Iod Cassetherry property for offcremlses conswn~Ion ' *111 cedethe regularagenda and request from Belmont Homes relating to restrictions Sell? Our Want Ads of LarryWw1Imaat31OE.1ah HOSPITAL NOTES DEATHS Iudgment of fo(ecosure entered in the above captioned action, I will sell the property situated In Seminole county, Florida, described as: Have Something Per Capita Taxes Low IN THE USTATU: YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate of Icer Boytt•, a-k-a Ice,' N. Boyfle, deceased. File Number 74.24-CF is pending In the Circuit Court for .1 s'cv'• (A?) The five deaths came last Thursday and Friday, about a day after the first of the af- Fa *aaymu., for froublod parents, 7:30 p.m., Cuu11h..,7 Conwdty United U96WM QNmh. Lweud Aria IuS...e noon, Qmft Ian, 14 and 4k laofsud sswer aftes, noon, Civic Oader. WJNIWAY, AUGUR 11 d ZM, aeon Civic Center Ci .,*.Iury, 7:30 a.m., The (iheoai. fisafad lirsudui Senior Chtine Ic., 2:30 p.m. Civic Center, THUEWAY, AUGUST 11 -490-t #A. 6 p.m.,JtL W. Ffr•$t-. Lab 1y 1e7, I a.m., Mayfair Culmir) Club SeiSema Qubof Moford, ILlS p.m., Mayfair Cvi.411r LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 220 Doverwood Road. Fern Park, Florida 3V30 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the above- named Plaintiff hot flied aComp4aint in the abovestyled Court for the foreclosure of a mortgage encumbering the IoilowIng-d,scrie real property: Lot 9, ENGLISH WOODS, FIRST ADDITION. as per the plot tp,,,eef, asrecrdedlnPlatsook37,pageas, Public R ecords of Seminole County, Florida. You are commanded to file your written defenses to said Complaint with the Clerk of the abov.nam,d Court and to s ve a copy thereof er her eln011ow not upon the attorneys later than September 14th, ISiS. WITNESS my hand and seat Of the Court at Orlando. Florida, this 12th day of August, 197L (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cherry Kay Travis, Deputy Clerk LOWNDE%, PEIRSOL, DROSDICIC I DOSTER PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION By: H. Richard Bates, [sq. SJile 432. First Federal Building Post Office Box 2S Orlando, Florida 32S03 Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish: Aug. IS, 23, 30, Sept. 4. 1574 DEC-?$ ..... w- ___ malfunctioning a ir-conditioner is suspected of contributing to the deaths of fi ve elderly residents and the illness of 19 others has cooled off, and the crisis may be over, LiSK Bad" described. BEACH home where a ' NATIONAL BANK OF MAITIAND, a national banking JAMES MAC KINNEY, Defendants, NOTICE OF ACTION TO: EDWARD ALAN EWING and GLADYS ANN ETTE EWING, his wile, and all Parties having or claiming to have any right, title or Interest In the property herein - - ___ . nourying him or Mayor James packed up Air.Condltioner Suspected As Cause Of Five Deaths :' , I _____ _____ .. Thousands of ______ ____ Shorift'. invutIam t.day ____ t "ij furniture had * S•.•• a 41116 — ji-d - — WV. a fl.sged house on Red Jeseph Bir'Ij, of 117 Bag Road In southeast Co,Jdo Dot.., Lsogweod, in width P300 in rupididbthputlsslhr$Nhin ft.me reported fafo Were taka hi a builary Deputy Ass Hmegsr at his rai'.. reported a chain lock on a gate Pail M. C&".n, 3301 me cut and a door lock foh.1J Holiday Ave., Forest City, by bargirs to pat to the far. tepailedto deputy 3M. Pedis Florida Highway Patrol has no Idea who shot him or relative of the vacationing burgiarised raAa'ice, deputies Dsyi Rof a Breurd ti trooper LL I'gdal. said why, a ftesb.taepow 0ut resident told deputies that two said. Coady r4 reported the hoardmotar,veladdøswas Paula Sue Reed1 of MO South In weekend arrests, kthd sholgum sal tiri rifles may Sanford police detectives ho.. had been damaged by stolen aft a 144M boat hi his St., sulfured hued Injuries when police jailed A.B. Brennan, 32, have been taken by burglars today were probing a weekend fires month ago and 11.1 some yard. she turned Into the path of the of wullam Clark Court, So. along with setsiosets, breakin at Marcella'g ,henlWs patrol car drives by ford, In lieu of 11* bond, on a 11is,, from neata and other RutauraM, 2545 8. French Deputy Randy Ptttmais, circuit court Wallrrant charging Items. 1 Ave., in width burglar, pried pt, who was reeponding De1y Donald McCormick open a daM and a cask register, I to a uooan.rgsncy call when Mickey Ellis GIddens, 24, of said officers later recuvorid reportedly taking ?Th "°' DiSCOVER 07 mM. the cor-biks collidon owint Orlando,was held at county M one tdoddm,a fan,linew End Patrolman Lewis Coombs wasn't charged. Trooper Inliu of $10,000bdfal1ow fishing gear from a nearby retsdthe',,wut.redum 'i"e said measurements his smut on circuit court citrus grove. The liens ware business by prying open a rear IN-007 __________charging three counts l'i"41fled BE being from the door. of skid marks left by the warra.ts sheriffs car towed that the of delivery of controlled sub. vehicle wasn't exceeding the stance. Speed Umft In the residential knniJs, Sum Jenkjs, 30, of neighborhood. 14151) Aah Circle, CWCIbSTTy, A sheriffs spckeanan said was held In lieu of bond P traveling about h5 afterbefngarreatedona circuit mllssanbo and court warrant charging oh-pi litree !cycl!!t• when the '.ing property by wort1l1s.. accident u urrid. check, according to county Jail Shrift'S deputies reportai To two persons were treated for Sanford police and sheriffs ' Lepl N W 7 Charles Ruhery, 21, of Slpss Avenue out of Sorulord, told deputy ,Julmaon that be A 1ysar-old Fern Park walking along Bird St., off Injured Sunday when Brisim Aven ue In the Midway blc Me me strack by a Seminole cururnuilty about 2:40 a.m. Shrift's rol car near her Sunday when an unknown horn., me lIsted In good con. ntalwthlmis the lo,s, ditlon today at Florida H"pltal left log. SO monad. — Jolnaurn said Riflery said he ___ I' LONGWOOD Council 5.1k fl'--'- Optimist (ha5 7:30 a.m., Ramada Chairman j.R. Grad will injn1 Manned. &r before the city council at its 7:30 p.m. muting today a [6enDeviation that Public O Safety Director Douglas Keflor be rsprlmsadsd, Grant said IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA today. IIONTRUNTN JUDICIAL CII. TO ALL PERSONS WAVING CUlT, IN AND FOR SIMINOLU Grant said although he PIOSATU DIVISION doesn't know jfetbermembers COUNTY, FLORIDA File NimBle N311CP CIVIL ACTION NO. 7645.CA40.8 of coondi wait to take action on FREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS in Re: Estate if his recommendation, his AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, for. ICER SOVETTE, ak-a ICER N. meIy known as FIRST FEDERAL position do o BOYETTE SAVINGS AND .:4 head should lea,. his Job ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA, LOAN Deceased NOT(cUOP /W without Permission stands. Plaintiff, ADMINISTRATION Grant told colleagues at a Vs. EDWARD ALAN EWING and TO ALL PRISONS HAVING View MOWN last rMsby GLADYS ANNETTE EWING, his CLAIMS OS DEMANDS AGAINST / night that Keller, without wife, THE SOUTHEAST FIRST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Furriers Keeping Calm - - By SOS LLOYD swrsor IN BRIEF 07M LIM Wd Country Qdh Lob Mary S1osdo,,Aeg. U. $1-3* Girl Hit By Patrol Car; Conditi on Good FLMQA MONDAY, AUGUST30 dAA,c'oied,Spm.,IIIlW.FlrMSL__ TOPS Chapter 71, 7 p.m., nsa Baptist Church, - convention. Over the last two weeks, daily attendance at the Liberty Bell has dropped 25 per cent. Figures are not available on the number of cancellations directly attributable to fear of the disease. But a check of a dozen hotels turned up six scrapped conventions or meetings, and numerous reports of PhilAdelphia-bound tourists who had changed their mind. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) For this r, Turner said, ct —. tourists have canceled' plans to visit Philadelphia since a puzzling and deadly malady struck after an American Legion . . But _____ psrsWWI am Turner said at the time, bq.e&1.. •'.In.y ubmi11110 emum no walk an mUe tiro* a heavily wood,d area." ___ Young Cyclist Turns Into Path Of Cruiser L the bus Mop. When Trasr's eaFebearyfl Taylor allured r,d rthed the school bond tOF the ,, 130. the route taken by buses Vth( the area so they woald day Van of lb. awdIunk yaw. pass w" 1.2 miles of the no board turned down the Turner home, the one located claim following a r.cam. futhuat HeIance down SI.o in-.iWIon by Layer, who aid street. tones car4y sdveol Ws Mt1IOUIJI the rout, ad- bad' dof the prghiimbuy j*utm.g twoIght the bus Mop acted - chly as Into compliance with state to mMo the bus rode Fnmu giHea Stone Street with Mats rogule'4me Philly Scaring Tourists... PHILADELPHIA (A?) C&ENDAR 4111 - I 1 • cnooi boara uenies LICHM IvsMsp "MM, Saford. PP. JUST 35 ( IJ WITH COUPON CLIPPED FROM PLAZA THEATER AD RUNNING IN EACH FREE POPCORN FOR ALL MONDAY'S #AIINVS NOT *0*17710 WOUS5 IT A 0111.0 ) TAIl LIONS A Way " ADMISSION WITHOUT COUPON 75; ALL SUMMER AT THE (1 PLAZA ROCKING CHAIR THEATRE ,1 SURPRISES1 PRIZES! DOORS OPEN AT 9:30 AM. SHOW STARTS AT 10:00A.M. ALL MOVIES RATIO "0" �..-. ...-...,. , Ewnhig Heiald _____ 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Ares Code -322211 or $31.P3 Monday, August 16. 17e-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN II. OSHRIN, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor JOSEPH VAN BRACKLE, Mvertislng Director Q for fai, for" ft. The nori of believers Is uowlns to -aid imaik And dilly nowipepers gi each moruing whuibu are for or failure. While making roads of local bistros, Its nothing to got a" or four times your Sip Is. rscly a likslyhckthg lies iç poçed the big ""I= ' a tair" she coyly purra s1 jo, I'm a Places " 'Lscee. Yak Why, you're nothing but a of ifrians. A teller of tales. And, I was locking for an action man." 1/1 Horn, Delivery: Week 55 cents; Month $310; C Months. $14.30; Year. 1*10. By Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. All ottur mail: Month, $3.70; C Months. $)&o; 12 Months, $32.d0. ve yes bthe.m_hiite rsu you L "' eJ ~ I Needed headed Clock ByRDMCKM In Selling Arms Senate study that American arms since 1972 have totaled more than 110 billion, making frfl not CDI)! OW customer but a major military power. The State Department has justified the arming A reports shipments to Iran of Iran as making U.S. Involvement in the Persian Gulf area Imnecessary. The argumen t Is shaky. The Navy has been active in the Indian Ocean and Is developing a base at Diego Garcia. In additlon, Britain loans or shares its bases In the .._t...... k..___.. •_ wr nmrnican lacumes. me u U.S. presence Is world. Furthermore, equipment shipments have been So frqueM C ith.4ed Uza kaii iaCI$CIIe skilled forces necessary for their opera tion. Increasing numbers of Americans have gone to Iran train and advise In use of the military systems. to According to the Senate study, 24,000 American DOW live in Iran and the figure could swell to 60,000 In the next four years. DON OAKLEY Air Bag unlimited flow of weapons to Iran, saying that they assured the shah of Iran the United States would NO his country "virtually any conventional weapons It wanted." The sales are an undeniable influence on a favorable trade balance and the expanded market allows American producers a lower unit cost In equipping our own defense units. I IyJIN HAYNEB Herald 14 I the the fl all 1. ftbodowa uld The I reed . RAY CROMLEY __ _ W)Q ~~ _______ - Trt1 ______ 1, ________ WiliUC T. .- _____ ____ ____ ____ A couple ci nIoldia ago, ColPinan pleased and angered many others by deddli to permit the controversial Concorde - , ________ 4. GG P., 9 tac danicr cf '' SovletmsuIl1apIsnotthenwnbercf th* weapons, or conventional. Nor Is the ___ sIseofthetrw&..ds,flrepoftheT7ar the rapidly Increasing anther of Soviet tanks. And It's not the billione the Russians are puig' ther Inet&ientiy into military eemion. The major concern bore Is owlng evIde of increasing effectiveness In Soviet military research aid development, and thek' c'p'bllity ___ AlIIOE+7ISg,ON _______ ..' ra ______________________________________________________________________ _ a . .I ___ ____ as ____ -. - __ .. ___ . n . 0. :. . - .,. .. _____ ______ . aospared withi asSiatl.'401thill' •• Ho practice Seen. 17 ,_H, _ -. -- usrolag, at . the Making a Move to elade Lake Bnotley hieklem (Hon by VIIeed Jr.). - . ,. Jj _______ ____________ . ••i• ,, ___ .,Oakland ManagerIsOptimistic - . ___ ____ " sald PlMet yards ad rtwhack Jane. ( tw Coach Monte Clark, unbeaten after tire, and ad op a tided the two.time Sopor Howl gim. a t he n., lien head coach, dido't mind champion Steele, ered after a scoreless Sod P110110ft'l lack of success. His defend" ant half. Lynn Swm sad P.m* Grosomosi caNO sacked quederMcb Mike uylnguton and the 11) pass The defending t+aniØ held Mike Nod seven times for losses totalling a. Withgton scoreless until quarterhick Joe yards, and held the offense to a paltry 2.1 yards 1l.4mii's five-yard run with 1:17 left In the ___ ____ ____ * Athletics Sfill Thinking 19 In TI. Gia Running backs Del WIllhim' Sammy Johnson scorIng 21nts (Sdeu't show any sign it fatigue, Points In the second period "te and rookie Paul Hofir did the scoring for the ___ __ ____ _____ jane. - _____ ____ __ week's lOer victory over "We 'won, but we are going to have to control the ball mote." le4Tor, Bnadehaw pissed for two tchde,u ___ • ___ ____ ___ 'mjat not real - 7- 1. . ___ ___ ___ . ___ . ____ __ ___ ____ AL West ___ ____ ____ game to folor days. lArry 49em, all an the ground. The runs were pwi of a Playing their Casks, Larry W'fkba and Garden Bell scored 218-yard rt1thug performance by short rune for the GIedJ who also had Jim The Green Bay Packers used (er Marcol's highlighted Chun- Jim Bibby allowed only an in. game aW moments later Bud- toe to defed the Now England q ~ Obradovich catch a thirselard touchdown poss. AP Sports Writer their runs and 12 hits and nailed bliss' threerum homer, began field single through seven In. dy Bell delivered a two-nm Sunday's other exhibition game.Patriots 16-14 in Difl PatCiW completed ss plays it 11 yards Chuck Tannar has this redown the victory with three ! their comeback with a J caring dremn. Ten days ago It rune hi the sixth as Buck runs In the seventh on pair of nings and finished with a tow- single. Saturday. the Tamps Bay Buccaneers wen to Billy Johnson and 50 to Ka Burrovo for .,, a single bit shidoid In the nlxJdcap for Brewe r s 5, Angels 3 seemed tike an impossible Matinez And Fred Patek led by former her quorterback Steve Spurner In Houston's IcOfid. me Walter ll Travers posted his I'M recording their first NyL viday,i17-3 decision M yards In 31 coreks dean, but Tamer dill claims bled and White singled, each and a wild pi tch. most a year. In the opefter, victory with help from Bill Cii- over the wWe AtL" and scored twice for the 34 HeeL Qukwbsck ',I that anything Is s. Fa lcon knocking In a rim. Orioles 3, White SeaS Larvell Blanks and John Low- tro, and Mike Hegan hotnered "It's my dresm to be In a In other Saturday games, the New York Giants Bob Avellini and So Rather c'in1thi,d for a N. Twins 9, Yankees I Wayne Garland notched his crotein drove in two runs apiece for Milwaukee. Darrell Porter !arld Series and I itill think pounded Houston 30-14, Los Angeles edged yard touchtim pass play, while M Thomas Rod Carew's RBI sIngle cap- 14th victory with a six-hitter for Cleveland, offsetting Texas doubled home a Milwaukee rim Seattle 11-13, Denver knocked off tauas J , booted field goals of 50 and 42 yards for the we're gonna do It," Oakland's ped a three-run eighth-Inning while Baltimore scored all its homer, by Toby Harrah and in the first Inning, Megan born- Chicago upended Baltimore 2414, Pittsburgh wthn.ii. optimistic manager insisted rally after Roy Smalley tied the runs via We long bell — Bobby Jeff Burrougha. Denver evened itsisco: at M with the help of ered in the fourth, Robin Yount overpowered Washington 27-7, Chdnnad nipped Sunday after his charging A's score with a two-out, two-rim Griclu's solo homer In the first Rick Manning's leadoff singled, stole second and scored Der-.ft 21-24 and MLml topped Philadelphia 24- two firuthalf KWIDS pas. by Steve Ramsey chipped away at a six-ruii dell- &We off rellef ace Sparky Waft and Lae May's two-ruri double in the aeventhirming on nDoMoney's sirigle In the 16. and a Alngy defense that fated Dallas, K to cif and scored two runs with two Lyle. Me Twins, who trailed 8-4 shot in the third. ended a no-bit bid by Texas' sixth and Milwaukee made It 4-0 get Its Pair" On Uld goals of 31, 31 and 50 yards out in the ninth Inning to nip the after a five-run New York fifth ladlane 14, Rangers 44 Friday, Oaklaiid routed the New York Jets 41- by Steve Hargan in the second in the seventh on an error. Efroru lkrra. Bo Red Sox their 17 and New Orleans downed Balo, 21-1t Quarterbacks Bob Grime and n Strock ninth consecutive triumph. The action continued today with St. Louis combined to tire, tine touchdown posses for "It was our biggest win of Playing San Diego In Tokyo and Minnesota at U. $ Dolphins, while the Eagles remained season," Tanner said as the ; . pa . ___ I ours U _ Koosman Looking Like Seaver Cleveland. winless after tire. outings. nd-place A's remained seeThe Chiefs, who have scored one touchdown Two.time Hgixm Trophy wimw Archis By KEN RAPPOPORT I en games behind the Kamm Kooman, an exuberant Koosman struck out 3311 and 5-4 deficit. His solo blast In the from scrimmage in thres games, threatened to Griffin was on the receiving end of a 1111ard . . City Royals in the American AP Sperts Writer the hers In the second half when Larry toucMown pass from quarterback John Reeves year-old who never has reached raised his season t" to LUI sixth had given the Giants a 4-3 overtake Brunson returned League Wed. Ten days ago Jerry Koosman is starting to the Prestigious 20-victory while recording his second lead bid Greg a kickoff go yards to scam and for the B601L Raffm who 0dared the game Lutinsid's tworun they were 12 back and fading. feel like Torn Seaver. In fact, circle, is well on his way toward shutout it the year. Jan Stentrud, kicked his second field goal of an in the second period when tuft quafterback south- shot In the elghih, his 17th day to cut San F The Royals. meanwhile, he's starting to look like ran sco's lead to 14-13. it this ci paw, winning his fourth straight homer, put the Phillies ahead. Ken Anderson was shook up, also a whipped the Detroit Tigers 7-3. But Hofer, a rookie running back from touchdown pass to ro" Billy Brooks. DaW game, has lost only once in his Padres Expos 1 In the East Division, the frontA second fiddle to the threei Foosman added this post- last 10 decisions. Two-run singles by Willie Mississippi, scored on a 47-yard rum with two Reece returned the second-half kickoff e. yards running New York y e, time Cy Young winner over U. script after Improving his left to ut ' for the a touchdown that helped produce the Gary Nolan, 104, was the los- Davis and Ted Kubiak high- minutes reach. blew a four-run lead and had YeAm, the veteran left41111der record to 15.7 and his earned Ing pitcher for the Reds, who lighted victory. a five-run sixth inft heir five-game winning has become the exclamation rum average to 3.: "I never were beaten for only the 11th and carried San Diego over clipped by the Minnesota Twins point oi the New York Mets' felt better. I was In command time in their last 41 game& New Montreal. Montreal starter Don 94. The Baltimore Orioles pitching staff this season. all the way." York has won nine it Its last 12 Carrlthers, who had given up climbed wittdn 94 games of I. ucc , _ __ New York with a 3-0 victory left-hander In the National games, the San Francisco G with a 64 record against Qnover the Chicago White Sox L4@gue," said New York Man- ants whipped the Philadelphia cinnati. Elsewhere, the Cleveland ager Joe Frazier after the Ptiiilles 84; the San Diego Giants ,, Phils 5 dians swept a doubleheader southpaw shut out the ChKin. Padres stopped the Montreal Darrell Evans belted his 10th from the Texas Rangers 64,3.0 nati Reds 1-0 on five hits Sun- Expos 6.1; the Atlanta Braves and I Ith home runs of the year, and the Milwaukee Brewers ee-run shot in the B aneers Are Satisfied five Innings, surrendered the San Diego runs. Tom Griffin scattered six tO improve his record to 7-4. Braves 3, Cardinals 2 Phil Nlekro burled a six4dt- JACKSONVILLE (AP) — ranks, was a little puzzled. but 64M very coricemed after - Sov'siets Spieed On Olym WASHINGTON — Communist countries won Delerse League, who might try to harm the mostitthe gold medals at the 1978 Olympics In Soviet a thletes. an earlier column, we told how they did It. They But the Olympics also provided the KGB with train athletes from childhood to become Olympic an excellent cover for espionage sessions In dare. Montreal. Top agents it the First Directora te We charged that most Communist countries were able to enter the coun try, no questions subsidize their athletes, providing special asked, as pelt of U.Soviet Olympics delegation. luxuries for those who perform best. The The games also made It easy for training and indoctrination Is so inter.elve that throughout North America to travel to agents Montreal. the sport becomes their main occupation. Thus, They were able to move unnoticed In the crowds. the Communist regimes send professional athletes to the Olympics to compete against amateurs from other lands This doesn't seem to trouble the Olympic authorities, who actually enforu.e the double standard, Any American athlete who accepts a subsidy, for example, Is classified as a pritezslorial and is barred from the games. Not only It. athletes but the secret police are While the a thletes compe ted In the stadium, the agents compared notes In the bockrooms. One source described the occasion as sort of an "old home week" for spies. The Second Directorate, whose functions are somewhat slnlar to thooc of the FBI, was rnipouabJe Ix preventing defections. For months before the Olympics, according to reliable intelligence, t he faceless men of the trained for the Olympics In the Communist Secoid Directora te silted through the records of world. Confidential Intelligence sources indicate the Soviet athletes that the training Is every bit as rigorous for the These who drank too much or who had a guznshoes as for the performers. weakness for strange women were either In Russia, the Olympics security forces are eliminated or placed under special watch. Past drawn (torn both the First Chief Directorate and statements of the athletes were check ed for any the Second Chief Directorate of the dreaded hint of antagonism 'galnat the regime. A netKGB. work of Informerl was developed within the The First Directorate corresponds roughly to Olympics delegation to report on U. athletes. the Central Intelligence .kgency. Its pri ncipal The agents themselves Infiltrated the duty warn to check out antl-&riIet elements, such delegation. Intelligence sources estimate that at as the Uhsainiari separatists and the .Iewlitlz least one but often two KGB agents accompanied every Soviet sporting team. At a previous ___ Comrade, we want to show the world that we are a groat nation with modern problem.,, too. Arrange lot a streaker In 1981 - ' Vin 13 __ ___ ___ . The Soviet application ci new idea is at limited to weapone system but Includes also Imilginstive military strategy and If American obses m we raft Soviet mill br; data correct ly. All this seems strange when on. studies the iloççy inefficiency of R*aiaa civilian Industrial, ______ . (::)!hii ' : • To 21 Leads he m1.,4 all la the :, AP Sports wr lat season b.c... it a leg Injury, heeled Jim PlIvfrett'a hwn,eomIng was suceuitiJ, goals of Zi, ea ad yarda to the Sod WWI* bd it spectacular. show Coach 8t Star tla be do'I have to And It was overshadowed by. dingy 'Was worry abed thut phase it the a Green i that frutrated the City CoII6 Sunday as Bay prepares for the epniLg Son Fradus remained 'heaten In Nsticnal Sp'r4ir, eilert.d by Baccasers hi the Football League eitbffl play with a 21-13 p"' draft, ran for one tasitdewn sale. triumph. from the one and di v'w a 7Iiwd Pl"keU, who "on Itelisa Trophy 5 delve, rapped by u Jqtrnw"s aeyard down nn. The NFL's othe debit at home with the lien. He directed a key teem, S "P" touchdown drive In the final minutes but scored twice In the rfinal it Mmiii to pius Las completed only 10 121 passes far 17 yards. Angeles Tom D.np',y's field goals it 31 41 ad By --'. -. __ - 91i&y4A . - - Gold Bugs Crawling - - .: w ki g hardware. .... '?Z ___ JOHN CUNNIFF F' 1. .. - ~ t9 , ers . .. - I ___ - BERRY'S WORLD Si' - .. JRcr Plunkett Jim ___ ______ . - quartsrbockJcin Utton before practice. "He told me one e he was coining back, mother time he said he was qIIlffl'lg. That's a big question today, whither he comet" Litton apeit the working as an errand boy for a hunk bookkeeping department. "I worked oat with weighis, toe. Bid I'medy for the Itldnk we be" aruugooddof being a goad foothull tean' Narrow ____ Inihotry, which says they aren't effective __ claimed and would Increase thepniceofacarby practice wftldnresion*hlepenlodsol theory sever1 hundred dollars, to civil libertarians, time % The United States has been secure In thu pad, whofeayetanotherencroathmentonper,onal • liberty by the heavy hand of Big Brother. regard1e.scith si ecithepiIiinb.t4btu yp, ¶e. The indiatrys arguments can perhaps be the knowledge of our technological advantage: the accuracy ci our rniiiilis, both conventional dismissedthligbtitIte recardofreJtance . . . every government-order d cluing. In the way and ' .. .. ____________ ____ automowes are made. So can the doubts about . electronic equipment; the . But a nation like Iran, armed to the teeth, an rellshility, of air bW Even if they worked computers which an the heart And Md of much ight and could drag "* of our weaponry, and do wide range of our only half the time And ANYW only half Me 17,000 Ithe United States Into It, not necessarily on the lives a year which the insurance Industry and same side. traffic safety and consumer pup say they The evidence now in Auggads that this "As a compromise we agreed to hold our margin of U.S. scientific ad tectunol*i1 The report concluded With speculation that it would.air bags would difl I I most valuable 11 cónt rlleutlon to safety advantage in Is disappearing. The evidence is th e history it the would be very difficult for the United State to s.aton i.,,. — equally clear that this is not because it a y I curtaii,tbe arms , shipments to Iran. What Coleman cannot dwegard is On superiority In Bn.'8.'u science or effIciency In It seems, however, that the administration, the attitude of the general car-owning military production technology that wSpeano public, and State Department and Congress should make an here he has as a guide the Ignition interlock 0 immediate effort. Middle East hostilities and flascoof 1973. Designed togreventa person from The evidence Middle East oil are a dangerous mixture. The starting his car until he had fastened his seat which pervades Soviet Industry carries over into military technology as well. United States should be wary of creating the sort of bell, this laidy measure "OUNd such a storm that Congress abollsbul it the following year. The data collected here so far NEW YORK (AP)— Gold bugs, who two yews military establishment in Iran that could stimulate to inIn addition to the quoted p, .ice, It can be argued, however, that the Ignition ago were convinced that the price of gold and the many buyers dicate that Soviet progress Is by abear weight of upheaval. also paid an agent's f., an assay fee Interlock was a purely nuisance device that size of their fortunes might soar to the heavens, and technical marçower. The R'-1 rui apparently perhape a storage foe. And they received no pour scientists and tech angered sent-belt user, and non-users alike, have been crawling of late. nicians Into priority Interest In ret urn, while air bags would remain unom and military projects In much numbers, and cover Being an economic rather thari zoological Problems for the Helping Hands untouched until the first, crucial split..econd of a creature, the gold bug draws Its nourishment or even slightly before, U.S. citizens were per- come from the overwhelming man of work dome collision when they would be automatically from the price of gold, which It believes is the milled to buy bullion at the beginning ci 1915. deployed. essential repoabry of value, a safe ham in any no entrance of US.citizensinto the market was In laboratories and testing sites. The fag impact of what has happened in northeast China It can also be argued that this same public economic storm, especially those of inflation. This is not to downgrade the Soviet U111411's expected to be bullish. It wasn't. following do earthqualit may be long in coming. Considering its wililnglY topflight theoretiw scientists. Some are among sPonds hundreds Of dollars On such In Decetuber 1974, with inflation and recession At the time inflation was raging througbout the tbomore magolliale demity, and the s pcpulatl U. l options as vinyl roofe and stereo tape piumneling economics of U. Industrial world, brilliant world and that it come was considered a boost With U. bed in th in their flelids &W can compete vio~nly took many lives, IAW waste Innumerable homesI PIAYeM so why should it object to something no many gold bugs were more confident than ever. e West. The RussianPI for gold prices. Whereas paper money, loft disrupted Industry and commerce and Wt Uou more expensive that has proven It can save their Gold sold for $195.20 an ounce, more than five InJ , confused and in need of aid. value, sometimes Is refused, gold seldom Is. lives? (According to one insurance company times Its 1970 price. application of theory to practical problems. The The observations of the gold bugs were correct Earthquake warning technology Is an advancing scientific president, the cost it air bags could be brought Soviet Union is strong in computer theory, for It wasn't uncommon in 1974 to hear the gold but their forecasts of even worse Infittion example technique And the Chinese an among We but practiftem of the , but weak In the production of advanced dOwnt0loSSUIRE111100acarif they wet routinely bugs speak about an even more lustrous future, weren't. Grad skill. It Is tin. Ironic that the world's largest earthquake In U. 11 tion beganto lose Installed on U. assembly line, and this cost not at $200 an ounce but at $300 and even more. computers. momentum and, while stability is dill a distance last decade Should Strike there with such unexpecW fury. would be more than offset by savings in in- Paper money was more suspect every day; gold off, People regained The net result though the Rttii1iis are no some conNon". Violent twists of nature which king havoc on a ipiess surance premiums over U. life of the car.) clearly was solid. Abreast or in from at us In a MUD of The lessened role it gold society have always generated a compassion from those oj other backing for fields, Is that Coleman must also weigh the testimony of Gold sold for $113.30 in New York Friday, and currencies mitributed further as we are still well ahead.. but to the nations to help. There has been no exception In the Pepl.'s people who have Actually been jn wain cars some analysts familiar with the market were The relative value of International decline' perhaps not for long. Rpublic of China. currencies, equipped with air bags and who an allve today forecasting even lower pri One note of cheer: it is easier fora nation Even U. Nationalist Clines. government on Taiwan tern. M Perhaps much rather than being pegged to gold, were permitted technologically bebW to catch up than it is to becaaiituLTheaepeoplearepasslop,teonU. lower, to float against each other, porarily put A" its an' take U. lead. However tight the security, the ty with the malnUnd to Offer subJecl,, too,as they revealed in hwiro the WhIle some of the gold bugs Picked up 0*Ar Central tank members of the International material assistance to quake vk held in Washington the other day. It ounces at $40 or so several years ago, a good nation Monetary Fund agreed riot to incresse thei total m, ofthat an Is behind inevitably has access to We are frequently reminded it the disciplined nature of ii. would 1. a crime, some of therm said, If the many of them paid several times that figure and r wh modem ech gold holdings. And the fund began a four-year trough Chinese and their "094111Y bouridless ability to endure Aid. government did rot make air bags mandatory. now have either no gains or substantial scientific publicatIons, commercial ferthg, When natual disaster strikes, however, even the most stoic Program app cstion roc nations are united to a degree with the world. The earthquakes In ' — — — — AIYUKQN China remind us that where there Is tragedy there Is also hope. e Fifteen minutes before practice, a 1-2 defaMe, end from Long Island, N.Y., walked into luteys umce. saying he had moved to enfurd ad waded to play festlidL Posey didn't san disturbed it the piwpe&t Sern111010 drills laded only a hoer and ons4alf in the mot'ruing, bud longer wottouds wore scheduled this ernoon. Players returned at 3to the weight room,dan wet Mck an the &M at C It was much the some it the red of the___ Lake Bradley coach Jim Haley didn't have all 275 cadidaes out Monday, as the fr—lunen, some 121 strong, report liter. Players at Lake Howd met with new coach tli Kim, with Med.y, Aug. Ia, 1i7.$A ___ It is a curious study In human Psychology that a safety device whose efficacy has been pretty well of testing should oronee so much Imoiued opposition. Critics _____of as 11110 EvenIng Hera ld. $aelsrd, FL Soviets n8l?. TON Coleman Is once again the man In the hot seat, effect the health and safety and pocketbooks it "UUcsu of Americans. SPOM __ . _____ Issue Up Today marked a goodhy to surfboard., 'ue and the easy Ufe far a ailed nimuber of Sisinoli Coiidy hlp actiool dudags. 4 Ii's hello football. I The first ceclal day it practice foimd the coI/s ala head coaches holding peday èU Some 17 candidates she 11 iç it Snlnole lllgb's practice, where the big news was caused by an didite who wam't there. Tim Runes,dir halfback from last yussto made good aspring boast that be was quitting football beciese of fear of Jery, dnaaJiig No chances In profuonaJ buisliall. When hedew wakying apad the g,,&,, uremoehig Into oftsuahe and defensive formatloa, Ralnes dill wam't th ere. "I talked to Tan using the pinIn aiaj tlm," sold the vsiift, tuned akeit W O1sdecoecesMIiu.ry, ale hiMid ys now" coach, wished with aly easily players, who auskund 41 lalir lorally players will raped us week he.'. Trtuty Prep ceach Joel ICdiey w it the deedag, of having to coed play,, dl as viet The vvmy tuned a only X. heu Kelisy now * was "a — _ 1e 11" Lyman couch Dick ('spilad ale _id tope ft *, meeting he.' tMi moralag with proapacti ad dig heck today dl. Prim sawus 'd pereesasl, gWng aswon a c'c of the each's an ad was litter dinedi,, which players isJa4ed. Gnus dells Included the asoul of uidaihop. piabaps, boeebendi ad iIt to med___ ___ 4k _____ Heats Litton was bishop quurtirtack lad i for Not Wn who gr.aI.4d, litton was ala the early bfrd it Miky's practice. He wait the school by 7 a.m., ad lair ad oc be&, practice __ __ ________ P. ______________ *is ___ Secretary of State Henry Kissinger for the huvenita High School Football Drills Are Under Way heavenly with cycli you maybe esci fran and ___ ____ With Kuwait and Saudi Arabia joining gleefuny "hostages" The study blames former President Nixon and " Your _ I1 gMs between the United States and Europe. He in the Middle East arms race, the potential for a mast now render a verdict on the even more blowup is Intensified, either In neighbor against controversia l question it air bags in cars, and neighbor conflict or in ganging up on Israel. he decides will *an some people ad In a military crisis, th e Senate report warned, 7 others. American personnel in Iran could become ____ L .._. highly visible in do highly explosive part of the haves Raines Missing From Seminole Practices IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Aadtlunthvs's always thupeelttNpreltkil. That &e day wla the stars bode will. the I. in time lair or, an your side. tories. Fotces akuown to Animals aid Poo* will aitbltoyos WW. Iaabort, things are looking w" Now those are days Adni fz really oldie. moon old words are &wlng flat ad thrsit andbintatall such a pomive predictkn a 1*time new editor appeared at The Evening Herald, Id " and HI1T7 Vibis Jr. sold I was "out to got Awlathowiki ciplhvad me on acinitiuig I write. You figure It od I can't. you whit 'Idled you' re a of lite tla hue, bus aroad awle." yes before that kind of hxee4llia ' twee&ful, the orly t tN to di meld be jaip buck uar the c,au ad waft mill thu On to anyone whit fan. the J The The anyou' ll beow tire. Caution * _____ "Bit... bit Iis a action ma. I've travelid all It O, and ... '1 don't wusa boor It, no, nit frun no Places," she repited. "I knew a Places once, and, ngh,thd'anit for me." Rfristhe abockIu,dire4atafloneaaI darted to ponder the dU'smarted thing do, of course, bad till alp born under. Thou eva,ne Will jot acce* as a todj,ial hanaubelng,hit.edolaom.pr,lstormbu.dlisto( and based on mad time you made your preaath. Either that, or join 'em But thou co jot envision waking up one morning and grabbing the daily newspaper. "Today, your orbit Is low. Bad things are in store. Your solar awarenem Is not ittimed to earthly happenings. Beware of everything that walks, crawls, and especially of Amoeba and other forms Now ttay're esuiping AstroloV ts to dip. OAstrObIhudags born under Pcea ad Las we m W* to succeed low or dogdqiu u rn hum. - P 1 9C I I Athletes Inc wuwn sixth straight West ror incur wants to pitch. He said he could the Pittsburgh Pirates took a - ..-.- -- m..j uvcr iaioeu, MCi.ay said. "i can,it "But when our offensive line —.. Philadelphia. Evans' homer feated St. Louis. Dave May and the Tampa Bay Division have gone another three in- doubleheader from the Houston capped a five-run rally that Rob Belloir opened the Braves' first victory. I B Buccaneers' tell who's trying against us and veterans are healthy, well delicrown, have become PtCialidS nings." ' ut we can't who isn't." rA* function better." Antros, 84 and 3.0. beought the Giants back from a se'ond with consecutive singles really enjoy it that much. In la.st.gasp Impossible dreams. But he said e Bin are th dell. before V,Ic Cornell walked, load- Miami will be"' the true test." Sunday's ninth-Inning rally — _&e_I_. e_J__ .__.1 - ru r On Finals Of PGA Tourney KU ___.I1 "" " scoredunreexceptforacoupje Niehio 131, dr illed a sacrifice home National FOotball League Olympics, FBI and CIA specialists spotted seven shy ri wona game In their last time at IS M OT n e r u a mp e quuestlone. A former CAN gyj s. fly to center, and momenta lit- exhibition game In Tampa mlddle4evel KGB agents posing as delegati on star, Zulema Bregado Gutlerues, testified about He has a decision to make on er Beiloir scored on a squecue dium next Saturday night which "I dlde't think we had much placekicker to keep. bunt slngje by Darrel Quaney. against their Intrastate rivals, The agents actually accompanied their this In the early l97. chance when It was 8-0' said "We are tr ns e th ained to a w r e questions wed The Braves scored their the Miami Dolphins. charges on shop ng trips, sightsee g tours and mig i)on Baylor, whose pop fly Mirro Boiler, U. three-year pi ts at re in ht be asked about Cute," she told U. Senate eventual winning rim In U. But th e 17-3 vI ct he dinner engagemen ory over t bl veteran dou e drove In the winning picked up last Wednesstaurants outside BEThESDA. Md. (AP Pro golfers raised a Nobody knows when that might be. More eIghth inning when Rod Gil- win1e Atlanta Falc Olympic Village. The agents also mingled with Internal Security subcommittee. "(We) get a ons in the day on waivers from Cincinrim, clamor for a firm rain policy as the 58th PGA th undershm,e, were forecast today, with the breath tripled and scored on Gator Bowl Saturday night was natti, kicked a 40-yard field goal heir athletes when they met socially with sPeda)on5U.t Particular country, on tr Bill North's two-out, two- Championship went into a fifth-day overtime poUt sch situation hi that particular county... aim., EDT, and the Torn Paclorek's sacrifice fly. oneit thetfrstpius marks in U. and two extra points while performe, from other countries. The effect was w. strike double Ignited the win- today wi th former Masters dianipion Ch don't believe everyth th us arles leaders were closely bunched enough to make an ____ a 42-yard field Dodgers 3, Cubs 2 ing ey t1J Tampa Bay expansion about bJy mltng ta disconcerting sameness in the conversa thug rally. i Coody holding a twodroke lead over Jack 18-ho le pl ayoff appear lIkely. l l Bi ua rn ' tion of that particular country, but that's the way they co ly st balk let record book. Conununist a thletes, goal attempt. North scored the tying run on Nicklaus and the unsung golfir4 optometrist, Dr. prepare Coody was heading for the 14th tee when a in a run And set up another in a "We're all pretty As a result of the strict surveillance, only 17. a single by Bert Campanerlj, Gil Morgan. relloved," And Pete Rajecki was true crackling thunderstorm, with winds and dren- three-run fourth tuning which said wide receiver CONGRESSIONAL LOOpHOj: A 196$ law, Johnny wi year-old diver Sergei Nerntsanoy defectwj. who raced home with the win"I have alwa ys thought that once a guy hits a chlng rain, th a 48-yard effort that dldeft struck e jj th Country gave Los Angeles Its victory McKay, who had no glory role The only other goo( wa the discovery that enacteil by Congress Itself, requires House tier when Baylor's double shot In a tournament, that shot should cowit no cvunt because of an Illegal subClub course late Saturda y. He was one of the 24 over Chicago. With one out in In the game. members and their principal A ssistants Boris Oniachenko, a Soviet fencing master, used their dIIUUOJI. V i ,,!Iudtd a desperate dive by Bos. matter what the circumalanM" ina' fin ial holdings, The VXVM is &W the 39- leaders who had to get up at daybreak Saturday the fmrth, Bonham walked Bill That belonged chiefly to the an electronic device to cheat In his epee match. prevent t center fielder Fred Lynn. year-old Cood, whose two'day, to conf li -Interrupted to complete the third round, which was washed Buckner and Steve Garvey. Camprain offensive line, 10-year veteran cts of interest me assistants are When he triggered a butto,i in the sword's grip, it Home runs by Dwight Evans 67 for the third round put him in command out by a bell is looking apprehensively m si il ar cloudburst . included, because they Infi,ue Ron Cay foll owed with a rum- quarterback Steve Spurn er an scored a hit for him. and Lynn powered the Red Sox position with a 207 three under par. d at his Falcons' upcoming game Coody, making an earlymorning return to the scoring single before Bonham defensive ends Toosnay and at Veteran Intelligence sources report that Our reporter, Scott Maier, has acne through to 56-0 lead after three innings "I always have felt that If there was just one course, sank a home Saturday night against 10-f th e t putt oo on confidential disclosure the final hole balked, a ow g for Plj ll in Grvey to Co cil un Risloiph. files He four that Oniachenko was co nsidered to be "close" to th and Rick Wise held the A's hit- man left on the course U. entire rotind should be 67 and a that New Engla nd. two-ehot lead over Nicklaus and Mor- score and putting Cay on sece House members claimed th Spurner played down his conSoviet interior Ministry. They speculate less until the filth, when Joe replayed," argued Arnold Palmer. "That Is the gan. ey had no "principal Nicklaus,, the defending champion, nailed ond. Bill Russell followed with a tributlon of plunging a yard for ________________ KGB may actually have rigged up to win a ut. him ntWho draw more th year In hula 23rd home run to start the and other thirgs have tobe taken intoixun..' lSth gold medal. The electronic apparatus was far co an 130,000a (or a69; Morgan. flnlshed bogey-bogey for Pirates 5.3, Astnos 1.4 ngressiona l salary. the Bins 70 yards for another, more sophisticated, for example, Um a fencing A's on the road back. Oakland "I am not arguing either way," said Torn m. A mo ng Ed KIrkpatrick's two-run scored by Essex Johnson from master likely could have dvied, Indeed, he added two runs in the sixth and Welskop1."AflIamsayingisU.tweouJ ipal those who claimed to have double keyed adecfslvefourrtm oneyard.Heylekled " assistants" were House Majorlty thequ&r. wo more In the eighth, have a finn po licy. We shouldn't have to sit the 46-year-old Don fact that he was caught indicates he didn't un________ January alone at 210, rally In the ninth and reliever terback reins to Parnell Dtcklndenatand t he sophistica ted equipment he was Leader Thomas -'Tip-, O'Neill. D.-Mas&, House RoYah 7, Tigers 3 Around and sweet it oti. There shouldn't be followed by . I a formidable fivesome including Kent Tekulve put down a son in the fourth quarter. eral Minority Whip Robert Michel, R.41L, and ~ Get~' Eig0ric ' - . '~ using. Amoa Otis clouted a two-run ar bitrary decisions varying With each tow- Masters winner Ray Floyd, So ut h Africa's Gary Houston uprising In the bottom "We played pretty con _________ __________ Caucus Cha1rinaj Phil Burton, D.homer and Frank White drove nament." The same basic security system Is used by Democratic Player, Dave Graham of Australia, Dove half of the Inning as Pittsburgh urvattvely," Spurner said. Calif. hi two runs with a pair of sinmost of the bloc nations to keep their stbletes in It Is an argument that Is bound to continue to an and Torn Kite, tied at 211. whipped the Astro In the first "Our otTeruilve line whiped Al' Meanwhile, the top aides of go congremm glei As Andy Has.sler notched boU — among golf officials, television brass and line. Each athlete before leaving his Communis Only 19 of the 76 survivors had pmUd complete game of their doubleheader. lanta's defanive line and the i . .. I.. . : _ I ,'_~J t have been able to avoid the law because their his second consecutive victory spectators as well as players honietand (a briefed on how to respond to long after the rounds before the storm hit. One of them was The Pirates won the Second guys know we can win now." MD. bosses don't can following a ne4r'record 18- 145,000 flid prize in this tournament has been Miller Barber, who shot a 75 W04 HEATING, 10C ~ for 207 and repor game behind Jerry Reuss' sixCoach John McKay, with all game losing streak. The Royals decided. tedly caught the first plane out of town. hitter. his experience In the college - ----...-.----..-----..--.•- ' _____ ____ ____ - - _ report - - ___ 1 Ki 1 _. �Baseball __ _ rnm = 3-aLL-14.____ '3 w AMERICAN LEAGUE .110 lP a * . w. csir $owe"SIMMONS Pd. GS L1uvs $1. £smisss 5s11*5. .405 - 1). SF $4 .332 *IMlL Wool PslmSsscsil WWii Hem 13.11. P10u10I 57 40 505 12tv Tom" Of Lshil ?5l. 33 0 'AN 1414 owe 33 .145 %S'i FSri L.a11 ____ 3-1. P Sist% 30 51 .' 5. In • U. Pitwaw, 4. L10iiwwl Kan CityJO ll 7. IUI45..$ Sam* 3 Oakland 41 33 _SQ 7 Minnesota a; S? 40 °' "" C'icago 50 40 .131 21 California 30 10 .431 Iii, New York Baltimore Cl,eland Detroit Boston Mitøke 15 L 50 AS i. ct ird U .i1 (N)(1)34SSNt1S;Lc).yl 4' 4' (2)3.00 13.S 545:7 (132) 25.40: 2:40.1. SI*TN - I. $hel•razad• IDor.cek) (I) )52 740 3.IFi 2 lISlat (5) tO 340:3. WaliawIn Easy (3) 240; Q (14)1411:1(14.3) Connors In Finals Against Polish Star INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - 'ad Uhan _____ Medkal IWOM 'INBREF be doaad _____ Summer - Mayor League ( Leaders Jopty Skinner _ i IU enjoys working with children - sider hills completed medical . J ..4.1ne vtorks,%s u+.on school toold is married to a --F--.-- - -the practice of medicine In a he comes from a family of 10 radiologist, and his younger _ baa recently entered enall community, children, and be and his wife, sister Dr. Maritsa Podia, program Kitty, have two and a third on medical school. "I've got two more brother,; I hope they find director in Sanford, explained the e a uaeful program OW th is got out that Locey wan something different!" You _ W supplement to the disease- mining his wile and ChIIdn.IS, have jut too much of a good oriented and highly specialized who were home In Gainesville thing, Is Flelschrnann's - New York 41 55 .313 14 H S yherd. Minor Leagues -,. t, G d Opening S e The Latest Look In Suits ran PINAL WICK al We're celebrating the opening of our new HIS Store . For Men In the Pine Hills Center. You can celebrate too, with this great buy on the latest fashions in men's clothing. 3 - Piece Vested My US. mad. c parts eutia correction -to experienced - mechanic,, helps en lure a precision alignment (icIot,s frsat..p,e,, :SU ITS 4-- - - '' , I 1 l 1And 2 pc. Only Fashion Sulti 3695 $ $4 Lou for ears sin electresic igat,0. 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Classes start Sept. 9 at 7 Students wishing to encourage home sewer who wishes to p.m. Fee is $12. originality and foster creative acquire good fitting techniques. talent will want to pursue the The class will meet on A.S. Degree In Interior Design Wednesday evenings, starting while those desiring a career In Sept. I from 7.10 p.m. I A new Associate In Science chandLiing Information and degree merchandising will work New techniques, new towards the A.S. degree in Machines and a new laboratory Interior Furnishings Merof what's being Offered ., ' II e chandising. Involved hi some bobby, handicraft, orotherhome activity," Mrs. mo(l*ers complaining because Abigail Van lureit. 132 Laity Dr.. Beverly Hills. Calif. 50013. PI"" Bowker said. their mothers and mo'J tons. saddresssd. "They viewed the baby's arrival asan opportunity to expand iswsmllthearandchll(h'en and .tcIa ...,ow._ r, v...W•. --" their lives, rather than limit - "Birth control has granted women an enormous power of decision," Mrs. Bowker observed. "This power Is limited only by Club Notes age. National research shows that most couples who want children want two, and for health reasons, It Is advantageous to complete the pregnancies before the woman Is 30. , Jingles s.,iUu .,ans Convention "Thus, the women feel they must decide In their mid-20s, at a time when they are most likely enjoying their freedom, relative affluence, and careers. The Columbus Singles Club similar conventions for singles "To many women, motherhood represents status and ac- Inc. of Columbus will sponsor clubs In 10 southeastern states complishment. But to others, it causes a loss of Identity. 'First I and host the First Southeastern every May and September. For became Tom's wife, then Bobby's mother,' one woman said. States Singles Convention on more Information, write to 'What happened to me?' the weekend Of Sept. 1042 at Columbus Singles Club Inc, "Mothers no longer merely aim to keep their children'safeand Panama City Beach. The P.O. Box 61, Columbus, Ga., sound'; they must be Intellectually stimulated, and Columbus Club plans to host 31007. psychologically stable. Even In the first three months they reflected this." To make the task seem less awesome, Mrs. Bowker suggests Nurses Association Seeks Members that women expose themselves to Infants before their own Is born - learn what a cry sounds like, and what a feeding schedule Nurses Ethel Florida The Troutman, club entails. Association, District 37, will president, every effort will be: "Furthermore, plan for your own time at home as well as the hold Its first meeting of the 1976--- . to enum all baby's," she advised. "Prepare to keep in contact with that part 77 year on Sept. hat 4p.m. In "' ____ In drapery classes. 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A beginning seamstress will find the Introductory clothing construction course geared to her special needs. Basic Construction will be offered on Tusiday nights at 7 p.m., darting September 7. Fee is I NTRODUCTORY PRICE Sanford Diners Club American Express - •• ' USE YOUR: BankArnericard yews your ,Ijberated gratill. motheri' may regret what apMy fiance Is black and I am preaches estrangement freon ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) - Many fird41me mothers Months." She Interviewed 10 women two days after their babies most was feeling Isciatet prepare themselves far better for childbirth than for the child were born and, again, after the fIrst 12 weeks at home. Although "In many cases, the couple had jug moved to a new home or white, and we don't want the their grandchildren. JUde esa care that comes afterward, a University of Michigan researcher they varied widely in age, education level and life styles, Mm apartment to accommodate the new baby, so they lacked church to be segregated - )w 4 pain in the seek In their . n.... ,i..i. . i....&.... .i ai..... a ij ai._ ,. ebl and whlP.e nit Lw tat.. me blacks on iw aswmsi Iuu IL t.!,"l miva 1*1 UU J J--% hi,f -a 5_I •UJj1l5& W lwl.IIIPiI1WnJ u. Iliw, um 1*1W UI U (UP. UUJU (JU5 W 1V tt 'Tpty the other. And see tiny the "liberated" alerate the hus's carver striving, oo be may work (ake CIA exercise wish they How can we seat the guests so grandmothers may Different people play different roles In this transition, she longer hours away from the home." prepare for the delivery. But It seems to be assumed that when had that kind of joy. found. Professional Instructors are consulted about giving birth; Most ol the women ln Mrs. Bowker's study had worked timing this won't happen? the Infant arrives, natural instinct will take over. ANTI-SEGREGATIONIST the maternal grandmother Is urged to come after the baby at least the early months of their pregnancies. Retaining ties with "In reality, the new mother. finds she needs a lot of in- arrives; DEAR ANTI: Ignore the Iveryans has a preblem. What's and the husband's emotional support is seen as crucial former coworkers and other friends helped alleviate f eelings of forma tion and especially, reassurance," said Joan Bowker, throughulut the period. traditional protocol and years? For a personal reply, writs being cut off from the active world, Ally: Six Na. 4111740, L.A.. Calif. doctoral candidate in psychology and an Instructor at Integrate the guests. How else? "669. But the responsibility for a smooth adjustment lies within the "The mothers who made a happier adjustment to infant Enclose stamped, sell. ns to coo Invariably t st ur Dearborn. AL this point. she almo envelee. aisase. w6bMbIrldr.MM Sober noted.' had foreseen that the baby would not absorb every moment of se. DEAR ABBY: I le tters In address" - her own mother." Pat Abby s booklet. "Hew Is Nave " really unhappy during the first three their time, and planned abe'd to either return to work or to get your column from young a Lovely 'wedeingp send si to iè 4 78.Serk's guestsofthegmomontheother side. life I Acid sealed In IPrecision built and inspected by Goodyear -. So The Baby's Arrived: What Does Mom Do Nex HARRIET OEM JEAN BRYANT SANFORD PLAZA . ___ 9 Cuti, BlItrChø • - - , 'n" 24. 24F & 74ST. 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He sees only small difemus siwl. o. waaiti not sit with 37 clikten "The students are glad to get Smith - who has 13 Of his own fonnces the practice of waries, sma, geese and -except in an emergency. clinical orientation at the - Invited the family to spend medicine here and In his for example. k. . conimwsltylevelWetryto give the sinnme In his borne. .i-.. -naiari. Th. aUorIioa M' hux1' 3 rt In J. . L., PhD: DE PT.- ? i. C • th.. a reel1tl" .tr: ression Such hospi..y, agreed ot medical insurance In Austria COLLEGE, busy with her poodles, shopping ouxw oxo the day-to-day life of a Jey and F1eIsdun.'n, has Is probably the main diff erence, FIN for antiques and playing cards .;' EMORY U., OXFORD, GA. Inasmall community all been typical of the he remarked. .-,..' Physician that she isn't time for her . DEAR DR. I.e: According like Sanford," she salt ii I .u. physicians with WhOITI "Avian PkysWo" by Paul e idea Th of 'spending D. And apparently It's working, have coins In contact. . summer In the U.S. was Starkly (rbymes with terhay), days and Christmas she sends ' 1 '. 'It's the only chance I've had to "i want to thank LbS people originally his father's, the -f the rooster has a pbalha them checks! (Abby, what do S. 1 set medicine in practice - In for accepting me.. I have student explained. l which, accerdiag to Webster's , and 7.year.oha know about "H. believe. and clinics," corn- been In many home'," said it is important to read medical Dictionary, is a pods). And checks") - a; -: mented Lamy, who has corn- Flebcjunajm, who came to I although this sex organ Is books In English,and t be able I have taken studio portraits pItted his first year at the Sanford all the way from to attend medical conferences Medical ideut MartIn lacey mmines patient lily Iau'i am Gder P1etoes wait in do tittrnl oily when IflatIig. that of all my children and have sent University Of Florida Medical Imbruck, Austria. He has where the main language Is chest ew.mdo. CtTlIthIy dissii't make it flOw them to both sets of grand(Herald Photo by Jean Pattess) School, Gainesville. "Here I'm completed five years of medical English." ps, but I've yet see any seeing an the paperwork and studies In his homeland, and MECO West Coast. Aftei-the nine-week Hospital.After working hours,And Saab for the inlorma. of them displayed. other behlnd.the.acenes things said that this visit to the U.S. Fortunately, eight years of program Is over Aug. 20, During their day In Sanford, that were dlmsers and sports thou on the ether bird,. It'll involved in being a doctor. I'm not asking for "help" has been a dream fer the pad studying the WWage in school Fleischmann will visit the the students had the op- with the physicians 16i come in h&Wi In cue rm on "Also, because Gainesville 15 two yeam had prepared Fletsctnnann well medical school In Gainesville, port*uilty to spend time with families, giving Insight into a Hollywood SquareL !a tertiary clinic where we see Fletsdunann said be has to cope when he arrived In the and then fly to San Francisco almost all Of the city's doctors, doctor's life both on duty and DEAR ABBY: I am going to really no solution, but It sure mostly special referral cases, always wanted to be a doctor, States. for a month-long stay on the and at Seminole Memorial off. be married at a church wed- felt good to get this oil my Abby. IN CHICAGO ding. I know It's customary to chest. Thanks, _R seat the guests of the bride on FEELS BET1'E one side of the church and the DEAR FEELS: Is a few Bud Harrelson Marries ;:- '•. . - _____ h 91 - diw ________ "r., WI%U program designed to give Hockey Commentator Dies cego (JO! t-l0iIr. Only ,smso scheduled C ity here I've had a chance tosee adinittlngwfthapin that the 1_are fact his parents are tlnoatssndthinp." physicians probably had 'uotn awn messurea lofty SixTo be a doctor has always something to do with his $ j • foot-five.A guea that they're been this student's dream declaion.He piano towterthe I basketball pros would be "Since i was two years old, field ofralogy,whlthtoab,o wrong, however. Martin that's what I've wanted." his fathers specialty. , Locey and Gunter Locey said that he has not The new technology and Flelichmann are medical been in medicine long enough to techniques Involved with X. students. 'decide on an area of rays he finds particularly 01They he" been In Sanford for specialization. "But this dtwg. almost nine weeks of the proçain has helped," he admmsmer on the MECO (Medical deli He had particularly en- ,,MIdICh m really rim In us ianliy s blood, g•,,• J. ducation Cam ""nit vI JU7I IM • III rauww xu. older i ent ed ) program - a pediatricians, and said he MUNTI[ZILQ, N.Y. (M')- om aenice u acme ruins In a aøbafl game o the wn'r1 MW Puts, wbkfk b"" WAV ad Sam Sunday alUsoon, wn wo by GaWs Dim 4111-0. Plç.d to bens becpl cheitlon to the Sullivan Cody kWed b, reaM town, the 3 how 117 "g Tens 4. Cleveland 3. 10 InifM New York S. Minnesota I O4l4 7 5tJ 3 Baltimore $5. Cl%icaqo 65 l UIU NO H V W )W7 Knias COY IS. Detroit ' 3 MWakie 4. CalIfornia 3 Isd ne loosed Ioc eatendod game. Sadeys issolls rMselamsmetiftopchnIAGNASQuedbodu Cleveland 03. Tens 44 Baltimore 3. Chicago 0 Miiesota 5, Now York I Ucelle Sofiheli Imgi. Geguns collected Sfl Mi while to nina." Ms K55 City?. Detroit 3 NY, 73; Burroughs. _____ Bend N Elbow hid 749. mire were 31 home ros hit Milwaukee S. California 3 EMbU Cuimirs, who hoof Tn. 73; RudI. Oak. 72. PfflIADELPH1A (AP) the fl-yssr.cM 8oh the gems. SEMINOLE Oakland 5, Boston HITS-.G.Irift. KC. 141; ..ç. Huld Si4swnii k 40)IkJ$ jy _____ pli.ir, TIØI' Ia11Iss TSOVs Gawis ICr'. Oat. Ill: Riven, NY. 143; , world African said. "I'd sam, 'All Cash lox Women) 0Tens (Perry 11.5) at New Manning, CI'. 130; Carew. Mm. ou'umailkotylb rsutJ he1 laths lIiám.r ou hiv, to do Is go ost belu 1:2. Ocala lobs (No Driver) 101:3. GaihbarmoVilna, wW tabs horn. York (Hwr 13-I2 or AIlvan. 13,. Yark always had the fan. and e beck be WI.' I Id Stoney Key ("Oil) 5.1; 4. Maurice der 7-I) (n) HOME RUN$-lando, wlonWs thick for ,ISS. t.. Edward (lerezn.k 01; 1. Never . west od a little fistic." ______ Baltimore (Grlrnsley, 1.3) at 23. Rejackson. net. 31; L.*14j, , Renege (Hobbs) 31; 4. Hire It is 1'be SI w11 III. 2?; H*shICL Minnesota (Luebber 3-3). He 17 bnPtUd OS Ms. The Unlnrstly of Al4una (Selders) 72; 7. LieMning Dream lbs W'1 1IØ11114Ilp Oakland (Sosman Ii) t MIS. G.Neities. NV. ii. ORANGE, Coon. (AP) -Gene Start, hod known for " I'd be In bed and I'd be saoi, wbs (N1wfTI10%)12$. Camden Jody (He wauke (Rudrlguer 1.5). _____ b, been living be wan Simd.y his radio odor coemnday on New York HONOr hockey Nahssal Lusgee Driver) 4.1. this cody on a di vise Clevetand (Bra" 17).4 Kansas ' ' BATTING (275 a bats)- SECOND -1. What Acclaim (R. Of BefulY eu. broL. t.s, died Setardoy at the ago of (I of tine years, swam the City (Pattin (410). (n) M.IdIOck. Chi. .337; GrIfley. Regur) 41; 2. A trump strorç) $iwed &A major tar. Browärd Staid, libs many hockey emoawai, w a fan of the Cm. .333; G.F?er. Cm. .131: 15.1; 3 D:tijr -. tZflC In 40.44 cna.8 9rluj . 2. nzt.t by be4lnw .uth Mrs- .. tr his ".cod but was unable t &.!4pato ber. , 371: A.Cl.'l; .. C.ifl4uIa (Or...z..., ..2 5. P.rbet ______ _______• aypers, -4, Pgh. mi. e-I hoot urqtpi,4 him. Si hence and ha shifty I I Guy (Muntz) 5.1:5. Mlchiana Cidif COB Bi mat of 00.9S. 2. lbs $000 fird $11155 wai To Vi. -. RUNS BATI D l. (Jefferson) 3.1, 7. Pocket Silver _____Gomm e color panesid the game for the fan th dotch G.Fostsv, Cia. No: Morgan. (Parr) *5.1; I. Pay Lall Aflame n.mly Texas at New York. In, twiceher prestos total Those two an the only swimcharactenisud his kku4 style. CIa. $3; Schmidt. Phi. 00; Lv. (Brainard) 7.2. California at DetroIt (n) mini be the world Who have Stoat tho 1111.73 ei inoadodlng the ganes For Title , Zinskl. PhI, 74; Watson. lMill,THIRD 1. SuperficIal (Jotvwon),. Oaklnd at MiPwAe,, a () comma. the 1174C3" court HITS-Ito". Cm. 152; Moats- 3 2. Howar Chiuf (H..4.-418.110. gos 100 motans In ho than II algo aired ftmthet Cleveland a?Kansas City. (,) te. for venlaa radio vign et e but n•Z• All, 141; Garvey, LA. to;Loco Less (Sarbes) 5.3:1. Pass. (N. Baltimore at Minnesota. (n) .hnpIin and the tcpaeedod FORT 1DALE (AP) iscidi Sbr.w did It twice armd the Coodey. G.FOSNe-. Cia. 143; Buckner. Crank) 0-1; S. Flukey Luke p$ay. In this yenta tourne. - The host BroWard Saturday at Boston It Chicago. (n) as .&u N."i LA. 135. Earlier this year, he had been hired by WNBC but fail IDagenais) 1.1, 4. chief Cody AIlans mist the U.S.- Swimming Champlonahips HOME RUNS-KW gman, '' (Vilar) 4.Ij 7. LIsa Lie $4. (C. mod,beat No.1 ned geavelyWbOfonehewan able to aaiin.MgWfo NATIONAL LEAGUE 32; Schmidt. Phi. 31; G.Fos*sr. I. Adles Pompey(Ormsby) 10-I. 14,74. FIbek, the NO. 11 seed, South tOWS Out Of 5.1 AMubo, boo,. East Cm. 21: Mot Y, Chi. 31; Ncr. FOURTH - 1. Semso Adlo el30cthe yj, Texas, tonight In a by wbosr's 15 L PC?. OS gan. Cia. 31. 1d over an heir after (Ormsby) 2.1: 3. Sherry lefty machat g Phila In the doiIe 75 40 .433 74,74. (Hartliar) 72; 3. Mlii PItt 4432 "u' i4aigaiLftul.. insabing the record, khmer "IplaytosIgnowforpwe '1 (NoDrIver)$.1;&FrIskyFutt Pro Football swam .0011 on the first leg of (Grimes) 9.3; S. Pan Byrd s.. enjoyment," Connors said Tg.s World CPdcgo Si U In the the 401-meter relay. (Newman) 3.1; 7. Harvest C Istir. "I Is &owsxd Cody LOUli have a good life, and NEW YORK (AP) -Shortstop Bud Hernulson of the NFL (Howard) 10.1; 0. Barely Torpid ______ ______ Montreal 11 71 rye warted ileri since rye 1WBCkI4 by virts of a 74 vtdo. "He ire proved It wam't a (Brld) New York Nato and the forms, Kim Butteglia were FMa$ ames New Orleans 21. Buffalo 11 FIFTH - 1. Ocala Eagle (Jef. bees a pro. I feel very forts-I. ry over the U.&-East late Son- fluke," said Sill Palmer, . Cincinnati mend Sunday. 74 43 Oakland 11. New York Jets, 17 firian) 1.1:2. Galta Go (No Drlvetl that I cern. Los gang day. San Antonio earned Its slot ne's coach at Contra] Jersey 43 51 .330 12, of Pioset at the arenonle,, held In 'ts. N.Y., Satardays Resetts 01; 3. Dandy Horn (Rat,) 4*; 4. San Diego SF 52 III Wi TampsBay ____ with l4Sstirday night def,sj Acquatici. time In Loomis, that Fm , 17. Atlant a Flying Hank Kurt) were Harelson'a teesnmM,, pitebir Torn Seavar, first Houston , of Europe. Miami 24. PhiladelPhia 14 JerIcho G. (Brides) 0.1; 4. Bullet ti, 53 or 13 now." ben.i Jos Torte and cetchor Jumy Grote. Atlanta 51 44 .455 mark was the only CincinnatI 24. Detroit 11 Frelgh' (Brainard) 7.2; 7. Mary Jo Two losers' bracket games San Fran Coori, looking to re gain his 5145 .423 waridrecord set at the four-day Pittsburgh 37, WashIngton 7 Adols (Solders) 5*; S. Chance Win SalvrdaT'S Res.sts place stop p the tennis WIRId, precede the clash: Puerto Rico, Chicago 31. Baltimore 14 (M. Crank) 3.1. New York 2. ClncWwuaII 1 bopwwwloprsbd which lost to Broward County 4. oid&or long cores champion. Denver 13. Dallas 5 51117)4I. Mighty Mouth (No said be Is hitting the ball "ast 3Saturday, Chicago 3. Los Angeles 0 plays Europe; ships at Kelly Pool. However, New York Giants 30, Houston Driver) 12.1:2. SharonOla (Sliders) a well as I ever have." 54* th Pittsburgh S. Houston 4 14 13.1; 3. Lotus Bud (Bridges) 3.1; A. as e Fibak, a relative Canada, a 1-4 Saturday victim nine thnploruklp and two club - Ph!lad,lgy,ja *3. San Fran. Los Angeles 14. S..flt. 13 Red Counsel (FiIlpsIlI); 3.1:5. Ocala doesn't s r marks fell. $Sødfl$ Resstts Byby Freight (Jefferson) 4.1; . newcomer to championship- of the U.S.'Nonth, will take on St. Louis 1. Atlanta 0 Kansas City 11. San Fran. Skippy Lee (Gill) 73; 7. Tallow level temla who has beaten the U.S.-Woot team that Id a The 50aecond barrier In the San Diego 7. Montreal ces 13 (Becker) 1•2; S. Stratton (Brltton) 4. ______ llawirz, 7-2. 100 had long been cosktond svedws R.5.l?5 t&OSaigi*IeededOppOfle*s 5.1(ky PmE to San Francisco 5. PhIladelphia 11Green Bay *4. New England I. A third Sunday game saw the unreachable dli Momtgnm.y on the road to the fra]s SEVENTH - 1. Vera Rest Monday's Games (Petersatu) 72; 2. Frosty Francis "Fm working a lot on my U.S.-North, a Chicago team, did a 4919 In winning a gold New York 1. Cincinnati 0 St. Louis vs. San Diego at (Vilar) Il; 3. Arrive LIz (Solders) ______ concentrating sot, be- whip Mexico 5.0. lIre. bums medal at the Olympics. MostSan Diego 4. Montreal 1 Tokyo. Japan Si; 1. Was Sharon Ruth (SIrk) 4.1; pm. Atlanta 3. St. LouIs 2 by his teernnt.tes gave Bill gomery's previous world mark Attorney G.r.re. Office n," Fibak Minnesota at Cleveland. (n) 1. B. Haven Way (B. Regur) 11:4. Haft plex Los Angel 3. Cnicago 2 Toiok.wq, Florid. " -44 Isse thing Stork all the help be needed In Was 50.59, set at the Mu's a Doris Sogle On, (Provost) 9.3; i. Every to urnament Plttsbiipgh $3. Houston $0 er e'ifr. elk. Ocala Butler (DAma?olO.1; I. Avon and so tough, you have to wont that victory. 7551 ago. Games Mn ( Atlanta (Morton 3.1 at CIa- Harness Racing THOcinnall (Norman 11.3), (n) (BrIdges) 2; 2. B)rd$ Honor "Every player, who gets Into San Diego (Sawyer 3.0) at . (Vandeyenteç) 4.1; 3. Rods Duchest SEMINOLE Louis I McGioffiqn 10-111. (n) the finals has to be somewhat (KlttIe)5.1;t Slick Bullet (FiIl.ill) SATURDAY'S RESULTS Chicago (S. Reuichel lOS) at satisfied to be that far. Fm go. 7.2. S. Jersy 301k (Ormsby) I-i; . Houston (Dlerter 13-)0). (n) FIRST - I. Dillons Art (Grim") Speedy O'Neil (Vandervort) 10-1; lug to try to win, of course, but Only AU YO 7* (1) 320 2.40 3.10; 2. Des Frisky (3) Flyer Farong (Johnson) S-I; s. ft will be tough." Teesdays Games Lusty McKlyo (Hobbs) 3.1. Montreal at Philadelphia. In) 3204.30; 3. Drexel Trudy (5) L40 Fibik's only other berth In a (13) 17.00; 1:31. NINTH - 1. Join The Crowd Atlanta at Cincinnati. (n) tourney finale was at Louisville 1efl 12.1; 3. C. K's First (S. SECOND -1. Cu Lator (Beckir) San Diego at St. Louis, (5) 4.00 2.10 2.50; 3. jeans First (7) Neefy) 5.1; I. Queen May (Johnson) two weeks ego, and he lost that Chicago it Houston. (n) rdPenc.(1)t40; $-1;&MooflTIms(M. Crank) 41;3 Pittsburgh at San Francisco. Francisco, am Salomon Wt)1I ?.ia 1(3.7.1) 134O; D011S) 'Y "5' i.omenj 5.1: 5. OC. mulg•s Gem (BrIdges) summer circuit In the 71 6 7.3; 7. My New York at Los Angeles. 12.40; 2:10.4. THIRD I. Senators Ti" Boy Joe (Vandeventer) 1-2:0. Zbe United Statanls the tougheatln (Selders) (1)101.302.40; 2. Stars Painter (Britton) S-I. There are lots and Hostess (I) 13.00 3.20. 3. Nancy'sTENTH - I. Princess Strong (S. Complete chassis lubrication & oil change Bruce (3)2.10; Q(4I) 73.00; 1(5.43) Regw)$.1; 2. Bubba East (Rauch); lots of good player,," said Ft. Helps ensure long vearIng parts a smooth. 1-1:3. MIghty S.nator (Lyons) 5.1; bak, who has yet to playCon1035.00; 2:11. .rmer. Dtvisnk quiet performance 4. Speedy Tracer (SlIders) 7.2; 3. FOI7ITH -1. Racso _ • Please W. L. PCi. IS 3.40400 2.10; 2. Tinys Miss B15ell Brilliant Byrd (Vandervorl) 5.1; 4. non this year. phone for appointment '5 53 -Mi 'The women's doubles chain. Up to S Cis. Up (1) v.10 1.50; 3. Ion Jour Quick (I) Potentate Pick (Udel.) 4-1; 7. Sassy LaL.(ard 41 of major brand Ilncludlnj light trucka 350; Q (14) 31.10; 1(541) *34.40; T.retta (Kurtzworth) 51; •. pIOI40Mp was won by the South 10130 Cads Oil. Ask for our Free Battey Power Check W'4er 14ev., p as i ijt, iSmokealong (Namle) 3.1. Mnlca) team of Linky Bosisoff Workina In VYONM Madly, AM 14 "76-1111 ByJEANPATrFSON HenaldStaffWrfter Schock Belts 12 Homers In One Softball Game B1rse d Medos deugpod -.. 2N; 32 ___ End abed t1l____$ U.S. ay (t and A*riJan Wendy Tom Jaims P'Wai, 74,14,QM* SMWN - 1. Law fl,s ad Fred (Prowsi) (7) 1451.1014'; 2. Fast tianis ekiaplisihip, and bull, 14, 13. die, cpjj, and Easy (I) 3103.40; 3. T ,y (i., Md. Wojtek isn't talking lbs man's doithlsa champion. 2.10; 0 (il) 32.10; 7 (742) 307.20; ____ ______ d orwood *swt, Goose abs ft. 2:10. P will be playedtodoLQab, To., b 7al Fran.. IGNTN - 1. Maximize 'I'll probably ndz ey- In Sanda'a is1Th top- hi.c, odivia, and Cy Brainard) (3) '.20 5.00 3.40; I. _____ ______ tM" • Fthg, S.ntas GIrl (2) 11.20 300 3. Pines seeded Brbui GottfrIsd, Fart Psr,N?1mwI74,$g,g. ______ ______ ItW to ISIMD( Me fird Lmilerdole. Pl, and Raul 2. BAsil (I) 4.40; 0(23)5050; T (341) 2:00. major toornament victory. NINTH - 1. Great Value " ft (S960911) (5) 11.00 4.30 2.40: 3. alL Yanks. Hobo (1)1453.40:3. Victory ANIFICP ..e BATTING 127$ at bfs)- Wratti(S) 240:0(14)354': 1(11 OuluiSro, ION eeciit1.ni1id to Rse Mc. KC. .252; OBreft. c. %S) 122.10; 3:402. pr..psthsd wdowns .341; LiFlors. 0.4. .335; Ia TENTH -1. Curtis Hill (Selders) __ lock. Nk. .325; Carew, Mm (3)10401402.31; 2. Czar Napalm 1w buft of many, odd, "I don't sn wodto t .325. (3) 3102.30; 3. Sieclal Byrd (7) 2.30; about ft RUNS RATTED IN-Oamb 0(33) 1t30; T (347)4&4; 2:07.1. odfl S o'clock t"dd I'm jind Sets 1A Record liss. NV. 75; Uaybivry. KC. 70; A - 2232; Han.4e - $100000. Students end SHIRLEY MILLEIT Cas.celberr, Winter Springs OPEN 1119 P.M. Thursdays Forest City Altamonte Springs RUTH TUECH 5.149212 Alarnont, Spring, 4.ongwocI iEi't) 4ILDA cICHMOPID PH. 322.2021 9 834-92:2 574 3167 ()eI ?Ofl-1 SEE THE - PLAZA AD EVERY MONDAY IN THE EVENING HERALD lBeN 3l3Commnsrclal Liko.vlew Plaza 1 Complote UNISEX HAIR STYLING Ph. 3224913 Downtown Sanford l" r Wrm' �TELEVISION LISTINGS __ _____ IN TNI CIRCUIT COUNT OP IllS SlStsTC$RTW JUDICIAS. CUlT IN P0* SIMINOLI rnc,movg ____ N*I cm. CLASSIFIED ADS uii cmcuiy IN COURT OP TWO "i' I IIONTRRNTN JUDICIAL CII. hi biekilisa, ai RMr. CUlT IN AND POP SIMINOSI * COUNTY. PLOS IDA N.D CPId(fl.n.) view ave., sieiy Mousy AMStOtdiip, Rosi COUNTY . (() County, FNuIIL under f$a, CAll NO. N4fl,.CA*. ____ CNA*LISI. FALK. LIONT)*P& Mmiii MAXIMUM SICUpiTy FEDIRAL NATIONAL MON ____ 1.ib • SIRVICI. INC.. and tMeI Wow ____ t. TOAQE ASSOCIATION, • cor: ___ register uiid Meni WINS ItIi Clot lt101• etc.. ppyty GIRALD 1.. MARTIN Old (1) (4) (L CI) Zv ci the CIFWI1 Court, (4) kniktofot.11n. ) Ji$. PRANCES N. MARTIN. • ( 4 110tH. 41c a lIne PAYNTA ty, Florida In accordae w p ____ vs A+K*A FRANCES N. REID ai1IJ. I com,, TIOUES (Tues.) ERICA Affiru IS 11101$ .....Sic a fine pro,I1iSt0 5th Pidltlois Nami OOUGLA$ft.$MITH.W$UMN E. fl4Ida11tl. 1:11 AM. 5:31 P.M. Uflnse$.............2lca lIne a 5*11, To.WN: Section NJ.11 SMITH. his wIfe. NOTICE OP AION Flo$l MONDAY Iliru FRIDAY WADAAU Mis ($i.IIMINIMUM CHARGE) TOx FRANCIS N. MARTIN, • snft. SATURDAY 1.Nann $ig. Allert I. Green 3LInis&u cc.. NOTICE OpacyloN ______________________ MYFAttM1ATW4 July2$AU,7,,i, tox TO:SUSANI.MIITH FRANCIS N. REID (4) (.1) DES.IU OX (I) YITWWRI sildsnce 50* 305, Route Ito. 1 _____ z DEADLINES Afternoon YO ARE NOTIFIED ____ cniy, lndlan Miii - action toe ,o,ecios. a mortgepe on Noon The Do.j 8efor. PubNtio IO*OF IZOO and i following property In Seminole County. Florida: (4) p GERALD L MARTIN IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT Addrsss Unknown 1.0 21. Block "0", WOODMIRE Sunday - Noon FrIday SEMINOLe COUNTY, FLORIDA. PARK. SECOND REPLAT, • YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED PRORATE DIVISION LESS (I) ____ ____ ____________________________________________ to an action to io,,ctege on an Pile Ne. iat mers.i as M . • (Mon.) RIVALS OF recorded in Plat _____________________ deemed a mortgage. IN lii ISTATI o, 11T14 Public crs 9'0c ci Seminoie county, ____________________ ounans to Florida statute 6,7.11. FANNIE LEE ASiANS Florida. 700 Ovi he tollowmg property located Tu.i day ________________________ _________________________ EVBING AT FOPS (md.) Decs fl te -Go i.as s.n ,i, ..iw y ow and bc.nq in Seminole County, (I) ,,c NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION are r,jIred to serve a copy of your Flor.dA TO ALL (Tius.) NA (RI.) BOCK _____ Lot ic ow PERSONS HAVING written defenses, H Morning PEAS, you pick, new patch. Stack. the East ½ ii LOt • CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Richard H. Adams, any, Jr. to N on YOU TROUSLID? Call Iiii ii Gray, eyes. Purple hull a Cucumbers. Slick A, LAKE WAYMAN THE ABOVE ESTATE AND 0:10 te, "we Can" HOaN(StOES ALL Mems, Harris a RObInIO PA., • BIG VMJ.EY N. Oregon Ave., ½ MIleil. SR HEIGHTS. HIGHWAY ADDITION, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED plaintIffs attorneys, whose sddr ff5v Teens. (2) $$s 'ls," according to the plat thereof, IN THE ESTATE: t ci i a a . w. ci el, ist FACID W1 II A 1 INKING reodinPIat5oo,p3,0 _____ 0:15 Is 101 last Robinson Strut, P0 Sanford. 3223110. (4)LSACEAL I) ______________________ YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED SO*3QiI,OrIanda,ppjpe, . p OlSEN ___________________ (I) SIUbEALIAVIac (4) (1) 8EAR4 FOR the Public Records of Sielinole that the dminustraiie of the state or before the iXh day Menymous County, FlorIda. iiSeptember Tnuo -ffiOT of FANNIE LII ASIANS. 1575, 4nd tile the original with the (2) (1t) TH TH has been filed against you and you dICISSed. File No. 7622.CP. is clerk of this court either before START NG • LOVE, AMERICAN are rew,ired to serve a PY Y Pending In the Circuit court for service on aintitf's (Tues., W.d., Thurs.) I Write P.O. ICc 1213 lx SNtE Central Florida Christian School wrItten defenses, If any, to Gary I. 5enll County, Florida, Probate Immediately lheresfter; offierwi Massey lo2fl1 ii Stock, Massey a Walden, DREAM CF EAI'SIIE () (7) (At) R.ODA accepting new students for fall visfl, the address Of WhiCh iS a default Will be offered against ___ ______ jip PRCP-.ES N term. W.1330. (I) AU. My CIIILORBI uit 163. cia I $eWtoran Sled., Seminole County Courthouse, for the relief demanded In the ,s-. s ALCOHOL A PROILEM? Aitamonte Springs, Plortea () e51JE p I€ALTH _____ KI) • (Fri.) ROMAGNOL8 pig 33fl The personal complaint. IN YOUR FAMILY? PlalnuIWs attorney, en or behee representative of the state EducatioI Child Care lois TABLE is An. September 10, DIe, and fill llie AL ANON WITNESS my hand ow s.. $2, weekly it you qualify. 3331431 A. Jones, whos• address Is this Court on August _: For famIlies or friends ci problem original with the Clerk of the atove. p.o. Boa 1256 s, or 3331436. rn Sanford, FlorIda 32771. ISEAL) . drInkers. ___________________ styled Court either before service on TM . ____ ____i e and address 04 the per. Plaintiff's attorney or I.IWlie1j+s4y For further InformatIon call 123-45*7 Arlhur H. hec*w C2) (Fit Øy) , ,,,, 100 _____ retrqentgtges attQine eIP .. rnare3'!.c other."se ft defttI' 1!- -help Wanted 't!Attt'Z, ''rctjit OUfl JEAME I-. -.. wr , -1) LIZ) SERSET At *.-wn canfv GrI. e ensow egems, you tee itt, __________________ By. MOry N. Darden i4J _____ asrcIIesny ____ IU.JJ All persons having claim. or ( MIDDAY . 50* 563. SanlOd, Fle. Depiiy (U) S(!tRSBESTB demands against the estate os Publish Aug.g, to. 33. 30, 1570 TAXI DRIVERS WITNESsmyhandandthes..lci required, WITHIN THREE DEC30 this Court on YellowCab.201 S. Park Ave. the Silt day of August, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF •Ø$J , (I) MONDAY NIGHT (4) 8LE$EpIf Sanford THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF IN ThE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ____________________ . (SEAL) () . 855 T _______ THISNOTICE,tofilewintffiecIerk SIMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA LOST: Ml;ed Sheplherd, female, Sales Clerk, experienced in ladies' Arthur H. Beckwlffi er (flne) 'flw Alu.J.P.sj ci me above court u written PROlATE DIVISION rwut golden, Lonqwood ares. 134.5334 Clerk of Circuit Court _____ _______________________ ready.to west. .ppiy staten, of any claim or demand Pile NIMbI, 7O33SCP 0:50 or 131.4130, or $301033. By: Cherry Kay Travis _____ only to Rojay's, 31$ 1. 1st $:, (Isfl.) "FtW. _______________________ they mayhave.Eathclaimmt, Divisis. panijn HARVEY Deputy Clerk ________________________ downtown Sanford. No phone (AL) Ths Ic Re: 1510111 in writ ing and must indicate Publish Aug.5, , . 700 calls. Feobtdd GLADYS VIVIAN GRIFFIN, basis for the cialm, me name ow • UE (t) êCN DEC.10 ,_,,, (2) • TODAY (th now Deceased ______________________ NEWOFFICE-Mnager Trainees addressof the credltororhlsamw o.._t.' ais at 7O1dt). NOTICE OP ANCILLARY (7) D UVAL COUNTY or attorney, and the amount aRepresentatives needed to open SUSYSEECHILOCARI ..., ADMINISTRATION ____ (4) CI) C8SPW9(73D,5 fliwOffice in the s.. . TVIG IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE Claimed. If the claim is not ySI I427$ly Ave. (T4i* ALL PERSONS HAVING EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL c• the dale when It will become due TO ginning salary to $250 wk. If yj FII..,1,I. 10 Itit tOdd now, Qi.4). Phone323.7S1Oor32j.5 b a Milar. PIV CUlT IN AND FOP SEMINOLE shall be stated. If me claim Is CLAIMS ON DEMANDS AGAINST qualify. Full and part time . POPEVENCffiIEIQ contingent or unliquldated, the THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALl. Christian Day School has opening oa 0hi, 194& (.)"TPie available at this time. Call COUNTY, FLORIDA _____ _____ Mary Hartman, Mary nature of the uncertainty shall be OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED M CASE NO. 74.132.CAII.Q yonlylOA N. tolP.M. 030for 4 ant 3 yr. olds for fall CI) GOOD MORNING Stated. If the claim is secureit, me IN THE ESTATI 245) semester. Tuition, $23 vito. Call Constance Ford. 1957. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. security shall be YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED A&ERICA Lutheran Church of Redeemer, TOAGE ASSOCIATION, a (flan.) I __ dm t cotS claimant shall deliver sufficient tin of the estate SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOL. SOD GRVC PROC TDNS poratlon, etc., GLADYS V. GRIFFIN, dICeaId. copies 04 the claim Jy Eais STEREO WITH VALUES FR., to the clerk to of Mrs. Hoicomb, 323.1337. C CE CAPTAIN U.S. Clay Court ChamPlaintiff, enable the clerk to mall File Number 71.230.CP, Is pendIsg In THE WANT AD COLUMNS. Van SbOhSlrn (Fit) "Pidic one copy . KANGAROO the Circuit Court for Seminole Geg, Mpfy DOUGLASH.SMITH.ndSUMNE each personal representative, S.0 ox Allpersonsinteresfedinthefl,ate County, Florida, Probate Division, SMITH, his wife, to wnom a copy of this Notice the address of whIch Is Seminole ILigd Defendants. Adjy%inlstralin has been mailed are County Courthouse, Sanford, ix NOTICE OF ACTION Ancillary personal required, WITHIN THREE Florida. me NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS NAME M TO: DOUGLAS H. SMITH CE (IrL) MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF representative 04 the estate is NAME STATUTI 1201 Upland Drive Notice Is hereby given that we are LIVES NOV GAFLVC N 5 CeWI.-(B6W) THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF DOUGLAS STENSTROM, whose TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Apartmt 2 engaged inbusiness at 701!IIn Ave., NT Chancy, John Carradin,. CE (I) AS THIS NOTICE. tofu. any objections address If P.O Box 1330, Sanford, Notice is hereby given that the Sanford, SemInole COunty, HouSton. Texa'. :M1 FlorIda. they Fl. 32771. The name and TLmPm may have ta chaiIfl of undersigned, pursuant to the under the fIctitious name 1944. (Tues.) of YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an validity c011ie decedent's me AncIllary personal will, "Fictitious Name Statute,"Chapier KRAYOLAKOLl.!GE,andwe JIMMY SWAGGART (I) FMlLY (B&W)ewtGlbeon, action for foreclose a mortgage on qualifications of the Personal tativVsmft ayaresetforttibelo.ii,. MS.Ol.Flofi4aStatutes,wiIImpi.er lntsndtoregiStersaidMmame the following property in Seminole All persons having claims or with the County Comptroller, in and Clerk 04 the Circuit Court, SemInoj, representative, or ftc venue or County, Florida: 10:00 demands against the estate are f Seminole County, Florida, upon County, Florida In accordance wlt i?rlsdictlon of the court, Lot 31. Stuck "G'.WOODMERE j Liadgen, pj 230 ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND required. WITHIN THREE MON. reCelp$ofQf04thePvbifr PARK, SECOND .jtin04 the provisls 04 the Flctlti REPLAT, ac OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED THS FROM THE DATE OF THE this notice, the fictitious name, to (This.) "flie IWery ci CI) REPUBLICAN NA. 'DOCT Name Statutes. To.Wit: SectIon le the plat thereof, iS WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Wit: FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS ENTERPRISE 1701, under 003.05 FlorIda Statutes 0S7. TIONkL OCPfflOpt i. MIIS Ibga" (86W) MIt. Cl) TE GUIDING (4) recor In Plat Book "Ii", Page 73, Date of the first publication of the NOTICE, to file with the clerk of me which I am engaged in business at LiGHT Sig. Jean Mct.in MI'dsz Ps.Ic Kttorsles. 1942. Public Records of Seminole County. Notice of Admlnistratin August 1, anm. court a written statement 100 North Highway 17.53, Longwoo4, FlOrida. Debra .1. SwIm Ct) (Ydad.) MJSIC PAO.JECT u_ ) Kay." (B&W) any claim or demand they may Seminole County, Florida. PublIsh Aug. 2., 10, 73, 1570 has been flied against you and you host.. . S Anne$te A. R) (flsn. have. Each Claim must be in writing The parties interested in said DEC.13 ate required to serve a copyof your As Personal RepresentatIve rn37. and must Indicate the basis for the businies enterprise follow: CE OPEUFETOLIVE defens.s if any, to It on Otha Estateof ciaIm.menameandaddreiscilhe JACQUELINE B. ANELLO io PICTiTIOUSSIANI 4 (Tiats.) flE lIEN WHO Richard H. Adams, Jr. of Gray, FANNIE LEE ABRAMS creditor or his agent or attorney, Dated at Longwooj, Florida, this Notice is hereby given that I am SUFORO -Adams, Harris wo rE vis (flats.) RobInson, P.A., Deceased and SM amount claimed. If the 11th day of August 1575 .aged In business at 100 SprIngs $p4(ff) 1100 JENNIE(R). (Fri) NOVA(R) plaintiff's attorneys, ose address S. Gic A. Speer Jr. Pubiish:Aug.1o.73,30,$ppf.5, p,7 Boulevard, LongwoQd, 32750, is 101 East Robinson Street, CI) .-.. (I) (I) PRiCE is RjnJrr MAYBEFY P.O. SPEER I. SPEER, will become due shall be slated. If .. Seminole County, FlorId., Box 3001, Orlando, FlorIda 32101. on P.O. Box 1344 IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE flctitios name of SPR lNG4 C!) s€&u sm the Claim Is contIngent before the iXhday 04 September, Sanford, 300 unhiquidated, the nature of me (R) EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. REALTY, and ma. i irwow to 1,70, and file the original with the AttorneysFlorida WU (2) LIZ AtRW for Personal Represen. Certainty shall be stated. If the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE reglstersaldnamewlththeCierkof iix deck 10:30 of this Court either before fatly. Ii COUNTY, FLORIDA. claim Is secured, the security (4) (4) Jj'fl.1Eu,y the Circuit Court, Seminole County, (2) (IZ) CELEBRITY Service on plaintiff's attorneys or Tel. NO.3220011 CIVIL ACTION NO.70.1U3.CA.ge4 Florida In accordance be described. The Claimant A BIT WIfl.I KNIT II immediately with me thereafter; offiere Publish Aug.5. iS. 1570 SWEEPSTAKES FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND provlslona 04 the Fidlti dellversufficlent copiesof theclaim (f5() y)i Name adetauItwilibeen, .ced.eaIflst OE$4 700 LOAN ASSOCIATION OF Al .INC8) QJ, to the clerk to enable the clerk LARGO. Statutes, To.Wlt. Section sii.oe for the relief dem.n In the g mall one copy to each persotaI Plainti, Florida Statutes 1S7. 11:00 PwJ Q. complaint, 3.15 representatIve. 5; Wallace E, Downs, ' Wt.EEL o WITNESS my hand and seal CARL F. ATK ISSON, et ti*., IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR All persons Interested !n me estate Owner I this Court on August S. 1570. L,, Dentants Publish: Aug. 2., Id, 23, lIre 3'.3O SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA to whom a copy of this Notice (SEAL) (I) Ga&err NOTICE OP ACTION Administratin has been mailed are DEC.13 PRORATE DIVISION p,t.jc GAME Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. CU) '.iosv required. WITHIN THREE MON. TO: CARL F. ATKISSON lIEL)OC (1t, File Number 70.220Cp Clerk of the Circuit Court RESIDENCE; UNKNOWN Ct&L THS Olvlsieii FROM 1110141 Ff1) NOT FOR YM. THE DATE OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH By Mary N. Darden YOGA FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS All parties claiming dereeps by, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR IN RE: ESTATE o ENOM.Y Deputy Clerk 24) MISTER ROGERS en?ew..s or against CARL F. SIMINOLI COUNTY, PLO*IOA." ?Im'iI NOTICE, tofiie any objections they throu04t. under [i'. LOLA R. WETTSTEIN Publish Aug., 10,23,30 I,7o CD 'fl'E ELECTRIC MDeceased may have that Challenges the ATKl$SONandtoaiiprtunng 74.1475.CAII.B DEC.51 FAtlY (R) *or claiming to have any right, tItle or IN NE: The Marriage of: NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION validity of the dec,d,nrs will, the 5 HOT SEAT interest in the real property herein ROBERT A. TANGO, HU5bSnd TO ALL PERSONS HAVING qualifications of the personal UM)EROOG ULIAS. YoGa Old IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST representative, OS' the venue or described. sdlctson of ttte court. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NANCY K. TANGO, Wife. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 1130 CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND that an action to foreclose a mar. °"°Noo..pc,s$o%,wAR, (2) IRONSICE NOTICE OP ACTION CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTEDALL OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED boeonme 1 ovi 5:154:30 I1.1:1345I FLORIDA followIng real peppqrsy IN THE ESTATE: THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: (2) (4) CI) ) (lIbtardy) 14) Ptfv GPF1JI ifl Seminole County, Florida: CIVIL ACTION NO. 70.i410.CA.ea.0 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NANCY K. TANGO WHOSE REPUBLICAN NATIONAl. IN RI: The Marriagoel Dateofmeflr,tpuolica,ioflc,f this Lot 2$, Block "E", NORTH RESIDENCE IS THE CITY OF (I) EDGEOFNIGHT thattheadrninlstratinoftheestate CON AI peas hrn, Notice of AdminIstration: August 14, ORLANDO TERRACE SECTION , WEST NEW YORK, STAT! OF REBECCA WISER ALBER. cOLOLAR.WETTSTElN,deCea 24 SESAME81ET SHARDT, Wife, ' of UNIT 1, according to the pias NEW JERSEY, AND WHOSE ' ODE FileNumberr4.225.CP,ispendlngln ma. liLY AOOAMSFAMLY 5: Douglas Stenstrom thereof as recorded in Pitt Book 17, MAILiNG ADDRESS IS CO progom*ç woiid be proPetitioner, the Circuit Court for Seminole INiM1$;O ____ ________________________ 430 As Ancillary Personal County, Florida, Probate Division, JOE" ho KEHOE,M00 BOULEVARD EAST, Representativeof the DOUSOW CE COunty, Florida, JOHN KENTON ALSERSHARDT, theadd,essof which WESTNEWYORK,NEWJERSEY -.. em a w Husband, Estate of has been filet against yni ow you Sanford, Florida 32771. The personal CI) LUCY ___________________ GLADYS VIVIAN GRIFFIN Respondent. 'representative of the estate arereiredtosetveay0f, AswornP51IflonforDiutinof D. MICKEY MOUSE CLUB NOTICE OP ACTION 0 Salad KEITH ABELE, whose address is wrlflsndefens*s,ifanyfoltonyan Marriage havIng been filed FlU SWAP SHOP 123 (86W) () HOLLYWOOD AND PLEA MARIT TO: Jeka Kecten Aibershardt P.O. BOx 3553, Orldo, Florida ATTORNEY FOR ANCILLARY den Berg, Gay A Burke, PA., at regarding a request for the SQUARES Co Mr. J, Ait)ç5rdt, SOS Sianca 32002. The name and addrcss of the PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: Poll Office Soc 753 Orlando, dissolution of said marriage to 5:00 STENSTROM, DAVIS A Court, Altamonte Springs, Florida personal repres.nfativVs attorney MCINTOSH (4) (1) LOVE OF LiFE FlorIda 32163, and file ttte original Robert A. Tanèo. in the Circuit (2) ADAM 12 C 0 Miss S. Albersharilt, Hollywood, are sat forth below. with Ihe Clerk of tue Court In and for Seminole County, I LOVE LUCY Calif. styled court on or before September FlorIda, ttte short title of which is: All persons having claims or P.O. Box 1330 CE) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND ('0 Miss I. Albersltardt, , demands against lute estate are Snford, Fl wit 2nd. 1570; otherwIse a ument IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF Sacramin$n*..ø.., (5IAI) THREE Telephnn.' Ar e1 7fl.77 may be Iflf.Vid elnst yu tor itt. RflRFDT.a. TANGO, Husband, WtTH!pj .nd CA MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Publish: Aug. lo. n. ma relief demanded In th complaint or NANCY K. TANGO, Wife. thesi 24'T'IE aEcTnic ci.. pefitiGn, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF DEC.72 presents command you to appear FAtlY WlTNE$Smyhow action for Dissolutin 04 Marriage THI$NOT( CE, tofllewimtheClerk 1of and file your Answer or ostier LASSIE has been tiled against you and,:' INVITATION TO SID said Court on July 2tn, rn. the above court a defensive pleadings and, fufl' (SEAL) The Board of Trustees of the are required to serve a copy ci your statement of any claim or demand what answer and pleading, if any, ox Arthur H. BlckwIth, J, written defenses, If any, to It on they may have. Each claim must be Seminole County Public Hospital you have to Husband's request for (2) PEWS invites bids upon the following: William A. Leftist', Ill, PetItioner's in writing and must indicate Clerk of the Circuit Court equitable division of the real en basis for the claim, the name and attorney, ettos. address Is 10,000 Sq. Ft. of Carpet. - en sen CLIP HEll o senenenenen seai By: Jean E. WIllie _______________________________ (4.) HOGAN'S I.EROES property owned by Robert A. Tango Office Box 225$. Sanford, F orida address of the creditor or his agent Deputy Clerk information, plans aj4 Old Nancy K. Tango as tenants by PRLI $URPR1a* 32771 on or before Sepfembq 13, or attorney, and the amount specificationsareavailableatOftice Publish Aug. 2.5, 14,33,1,70 entIrety located at 2a0s Marshall CD TIE ELECTRIC DEC.14 1570. and file the original with ttte claimed, lithe claim is not yet due, Of the Purchasing Agent. Avenue and Ii? West d Street, PAN,' All bids shall be mailed to the Clerk of this Court elmer etere the date when it will become due Sanfont, Seminole County, Florida. h1_1h11 3 NOTICE OP SHERIFFS SALE CI) vtP.y oInuiig service on Petitioner's attorney or be stated. if •t claIm is Board of Trusties of hI Seminole and being more partIcularly NOTICE 1SIIEREBY GIVEN that described as immediately thereafter; otherwIse conlingent or unllquldap, the County Public Hospital, 1101 East ROBERT MAC PEP RE toIlo: virtue of that certain Writ of adefault will beeviteredagainst you nature Of the uncertainty tha!i be First Street, Sanford, FlorIda 37771. E*tin PORT "Lot 30, 510k 21. DREAMWOLD issued Out 04 ant under for the relief demanded in the stated, If the claim Is secured, me All bids shall be Postmarked not thi seal of the FOURTH SECTION. according to TIELOPERANOER CSecurity Shall be described. The laterttientfle5day0f3,pffle,0 etitin. Circuit Court ci the plat lhersof as recorded in Plat ___________________ claimant WITNESS my hand andthe seal shall deliver suffklent shall be received on OS' before the OrangeCouy,Flouafin.I Bocit 1, page 55, of the Public 4 lurnent rendered in th. aforesaid RecOrd. this Court on the Nut AI.,....I copies of the tI*Im In ii'.. ... day of Sint.,nh.c 117.4 ... ounvy, coufl0nthe23thdayofA,,,0 lor$4a." __________________________ I974. enable the clerk to mail one copy to Consideration of such bids will 157$, in Stat certain case entitled, and (SEAL) each personal take place at representative, the meeting of tie Uslife F LO RI D A"' Credit Corporatln, Plaintiff, Arthur H. Beciiwmth C Allpersonsinteredjflma stfate Board of Trusfees In the Seminole "LotS the NorTh 14 feet ci Lot $ vs Jerry Lee CiwIstopiter ow 7, Blockand I to whom a copy of this Not ice 04 County Public Hospital (Seminol. Clerk of th Circuit Court S. Tiir 7, 1. R. TRAF. Beverly S. Christopher. Defenisant, By: Cherry AdmInistration has bn mailed.r. Memorial Hospital) •t 11:45 o'clock which aforesaid 6uost O%1 Kay Travis FORD'S MAP OF SANFORD, ac U [RIVEA1NE I requIred, Deputy Clerk WITHIN THREE AM. on the LI day of September wes delIvered WrIt of Execution, cording to the piat thereof as to me as Publish SUNSHINE STATE., SherIff of record, in MONTHS FROM THE DATE 1976. Aug.5, 10, 23. 30, I74 sith I Plat Book I, Pages 54 Seminole County, Florida, and I DEC-49 throuoji 44. of tie Public Recofds of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Publish: Aug. 14, 17, 15, 1574 have levied upon the THISNOT10 E, poflleanvobtedtima DEC.73 following Seminole County, Florida," described property they may have that challenges th I ownedby Jerry witntheclerkofmeCur,uitCaurtln Lee Christopher, said Property and for validity 04 lute decedent's win, ii. INVITATION TO RID I Seminote Cøunty, Florid., being located in Semindle County, and serve quaIiflcatIo The Board of Trustees 04 a COPY thereof one' of the personal the Florida, I more representative, or ttt, venue Particularly Husband's attorney. Jack T. Seminole County Public Hospital described as foil*ws; iurlsdiction of thi COUI't bids upon the follawing• BrIdgU of Cleveland, Mize and One 1572 Ford 4-door hardtop, ID Bridges, Funds to Lesse $90000.00 worth of ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OffIce Drawer 2, No. 2E50H15I071, Till, Mc. acre OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Heart 033 536321i Sanford, Florida 32771, on or before MonitorIng Equipment being sloed at AItf9 Garage, tP.e IPh CARTOONS WILL a! FOREVER BARRED. day of September, 1574, or Manufactured by American Optical inAltaviie SprIngS, FlOfI4 37701 Date of the I li'l publication e Co. otherwise a default will be entered GIANTLG -F and the und,rslene* as SherIff of .calnst you. thl Notic, of Administration. All bids shall be mailed to VP. Seminole County, Flor1d, Augutt, inc will 0 Board of Trustees of hi Seminole W1TNES% MY HANU AND OF. lI:OOA.M.onft,3d,otAUOS o. Kellut Abee County Public Hospital, mioi East A.U. F1CIAL SEAL of the Clerk of the MAD 1974. offer for As Personal Representative First Street, Sanford, Florida 32711. the sale en sell ho Circuit Court, on this 5th day of highest bidder, for csst, subject of Put. Estate of Alt bias shall bI postmarked not to any AVvSt, hiS. PARTY" and all existing cuts, at he ISEAL) LOLA R, WETTSTEIN later than ttte 31 day *0 August 1970, 1 o 10:00 Front (West) Door of tute Seminole Deceased P15 I and shell be received on Or before County Arthur H Seckwltpi, Jr. Courtutsuse in 5a'o,i, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL the 3 day of September IIiO. n Clerk of flit Circuit Court bela of Fior, 'he above described REPRESENTATIVE; rConsidiratin ci Such bide wIll U.nal propert. By' Cherry Kay Travis EVERY TUESDAY Frank J. T0pc tak place at lb. meeting of the Deputy CIvic That Andrews, Smothers, Tepper & Board of Trustee, in hi Seminole atisly the terms sale Is made to JACK T. BRIDGES, of of being said Writ lode CMI MORNING Kemp. P A. County PublIc Hospital Ilernincle Exeoltin, of CLEVELAND, MtZE & Suite 102-901 N. Magnolia Ave. BRIDGES Memorlet Hospital) at 11:43 o'c101 1dm S. Polk. AUSUMMER Orlando, Florida 32103 I A N. an the II day of $.ptembe, Attorneys for Husband Sheriff Telephone 305 511 0370 1974, Post Office Drawer 2 enenen. •CLI? HERE en en..i $emine4e County, FIn'id, PubliSh Aug. 9. 10, 1574 PVbliSh: Aug. IS, 17. ii. ltlo Santor. Florida 3211) DEC 53 Publish AS 2.5, 10.33, W70 DEC.14 PubliSh Aug. 5, 14, 23. * 1916 DC.lo DEC.53 Monday ___ h I 1i. t) ox Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322261 5319993 CLASSIFIED DEPT T1ACw1-. foe ant I, 7tp, ya. Wanted- Lazy Sllespersonac. 3 SR. % bafti. central air I Mel E*PI?IIfICId a Fundam.ntai. asstom.e 0I e. se., Cintril Fla. Christian School. k7. IlvIq. Cuff fl3.S343. at tee Lit _____________________ ______________ Automobile Salesmen Sanford- 3 OR. 2 lath, air, stove. APARTMENT MANAGERS refrigerator, IllS mo. Security, RIIpOfl$lbl. married coiçte ne Central Florida's oldest Toyota tO tWit I maintain naw apaj,, deaier is lflt,f,sted In 2 good men. -sioo. 32.7i. comofen. You Will live ,... i,. Must be s.e.c. flies. honest and Mr. Executive Within the Compile ow receive hovea desire to make veil above salary a benefits. No children th.$VeTagSincome. Floetersow ACCiptIg applications Pu. R5PII'id or sIml.retlred 'Uflki flied nO apply. Pa5 saiss town homes. Large 3 BR, 3 Couple preterred. Call ssn Hi elperlenc. helpful but Snot baths, caet, central aIr, 2 car fOr an appolvitment at io or essential. Apply . Thofo garage, formal dining, plus write P.o. Soc 5j• Sanford, Pta., private polio. Water & lawn ECONOMy TOYOTA mlint,nanca furnished, plus swimming & tennis. $S mo ReceptlnIst - Sacrafary. Doctors IS Airport Blvd at Hwy l7. CALLOART REAL ESTATE. 322. office. Full time. permanent Sanford. Florida 705. position. to 5. Prelic mature person, offIce •*perience Working Foreman mature Lin. CASSELBERRY.... 2 kIng size telligent. Capable 04 working with necessary. Send resume a bedroomduplex, nice trees. handy supervising men. Small references to 00* N. The to Al5ante Mall and 1.4. $145 factory. United Solverds. 323.1101. Evening Herald, P.O. Soc mo. plus $73 damage deposit. 1 22771. FERN PARK . MAITLANO.-. 3 BR. AVON Help wanted, light defivery. Must HAVE A VERY MERWY CHRIST. 1½ baths, air, nic. location. have car, kviow are.. Call for appt. Fenced yard, lake privileges, $lli MAS - ow the money to pay for Wily 333-1061. mo. It. Start now - selling bsat.flffiI SECRETARY - Escitlng - proicN, Make beeutltul money. LAKE MARY- 3 BR, 2 bath, Glamour spot,funwk. Part time Call 4iO7,______ for Informat. lakefront on blg Lake Mary, taree to starts $3 an hour. Attractive Per Inced yard, $375 sales personality. AAA EM. RN'$&LpN's, mo. ____ Aldes,Ad PLOYMENI, 301 COMMERCIAL, companion. Needed Immediately 5210635 333.5175 Forrest Greene Inc. RATES HOURS ,, _ ____________ __________________ Notice - ___ ______ _____ _____ _____ I. ___ wrItten ____ _________________________ • a or .__ . . • , ____________________ ___ ____ • MO, (1 43n,) ________ (U) _________________________ • CANNON8AL[ ____________________ ________ TO • J __ • , - •,. ' • '" ' "THE MONSTER s. Help without Hassle • • - - . , • . 1 . . . '- '. J - . ,. .,. . ..',. .......... J._ * - .. Sanbd Auction ______ - - 1200 French WITT REALTY Rig. Real Estate Broker 3211410 233.703 333.2141 THIS BEAUTIFUL peneled ro room, I BR, 3 bath, central hest I 2 BR block home In country, air, fenced yard, den. Excel. Cond. air, patio, family room, hr 55.100 323.4344. IdyliwIlde. so2,700, - - - p... - - - Office Furniture _____ For Wrecked EMPLOYMENT CO UNSELLOR or - - - - _______________________ ' _________________ 322-2420 - _____________________________ - - -____ 51-4fouseho G - SO-Autos for Sals - - - FUTURA BY _______________________ ______________________ turn.' . - - days. 1 __________________________ ______________ ________ - ______________________ _____________________ - * * Wélüj Furniture lances - ' BUSINESS DIRECTORy .1 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY _________ Gene0 FROM I VA • Luxury PatiO Apartment 2 5,000 Flnandng.Nothlng Down • FRA StudIo, 1,2,3 bedroom Apts. Quiet, One Story Kitchen EquIpped ' Conventionoi.5% Down On. Bedroom From and imm,dlat. occupancy p135 SanfordAve.,iBIocksSoutholAiI'n..iBlvd. 1505 W. 25th St. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT , Hal Colbert Realty 323.7832 EVES. 322 ISV or 322 0012 Adutt.FamIly Homos ready for your inspection fla. Bralley Qdham-323-4670 DUILDER.DEVELOpER _____ * Super Clean * Ready to move ml 3 Bedroom, 1½ bath, newly painted inside and out, Screened patIo. Very large fenced back yard with wooded area to rear. $23,730. Call Caroline HOltZlô*, Associate. CailBart 322-2090 Professionally Naa - REAL ESTATE Realtor 377 _________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________ _____________________ ___________ I L _____ __________________________ ______________________ _ _______ _______ ________ ________________ ______ ________ __ _____ " 4 Life In 1 "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" LAICE MARY- Pool home. Ix. tr emely nice home and yard. CIlain link fence around back. N any closets. Kitchen quIppId. 3 B R, 1'., bath. $27,500. ______ __________ _______ 9dyu.u.de Welcomes ': _______________ You - ' HOMES of DISTINCTION _____ =-- Large weeded Lots Pa,ed $traeti Sewers Striet Ll*DUs Sidewalks SUPILANO- Our motivated owner SI stIlt 3 BR, 1 bath, Ap. p1lances, carpeting, drapes, wall a'r, central heat. Rear yard chain ii,'A Pen:,d. $19,500. yt LONIGW000 -- Lovely corner lot th large shade oak tree In front 61Id yard stockade fencing. Quiet ne-Igtiborhood, convenient to ittopoing. Good cabinet space in liiIchen. Range, Refrigerator. curator wall paper. Double ca rport, patio. Metal storage ed. Will sill FHA. 3 BR, 2 bath. $211.100. . Sn WILDE H OM ES BY FOR CONSTRUCTiON Inc __________ 2)IW.25th Additions Sanford, eli. APPOINTMEN CALL. MLS-REALTORS 321.0041 322-3103 Remodaling ---- __________________________________________________________ .liijuIJ Aluminum Siding W. Garnett White can cover borne with alum, Siding & Solfit system AlSo Roofing, Gutters 20 yrs. Exp Eagle Siding Co 551 9503. Interior, xtsrlor PlasterIng, Plaster Patching & Simulated Brick & Stone Specialty. 333.77w, BATEMAN REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker 263$ S. Sanford Aye. 321-0759 eves. 322-7443 GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT A05t STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, If Classitied Ads dIdn't work thice wouldn't be any. D*Itona Custom- 2 bdrm, full dinIng, 2 bath, 2 car garage, many estras inside & out, dioining lot witti garden spot & (suit trees available. 1037 Madura, occupancy when you want It. Owner 574 1396. Beauty Core Land Clearing TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON lIomerIy Harrieht s Beauty Nool) Sill First. 322 5742 Like new home, zoned commercial. local Off ic,, *21.500. Harold Hall Realty, Realtor, 323-5771. Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL Park Drive 3771163 Have some camping squipmenty re longer us.? Sell it all with a Classif led Ad in The Herald. Call I 372341) or 131.9553 and a friendly advisor will help you. Sewing C&A BaCk Hoe Service Land clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock All kinds of digging. Housetraliers Stored and moved. 322-9143. Golf game gone to pot? Sell ties. old - Alleretions, Dress-Making, Drape,, Upholstery. 322 0707. clubswltha clasif led ad. Call 322. ESTERSON LAND CLEARINi 2411 or 531.9553. Bulldozing, Excavating. Ditch work. - Fill dirt, top soil. 322-547 ALTERATIONS DRESSNAKI PIG YOU AR MISSING SOMETHING Home Improvements 323 5751 IF YOu HAVEN'T TRIEn A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY. _____________________ PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR C. I. SHEPHERD WHATEVER YOU WISH TO BUY Painting Remodelln9 General OR SELL, AND WATCH THE Repairs. Call 32) $173. PROFITS GROWl _________________ Roof Repairs, Carpentry, Painting, some Repairs, Guttering. Cement work, Free istimite,. 131 5M3 Mowing,edglngtrimmi,.Ig.W,edi and fertilizing. Free estimaln. Central Heat & Air Conditioning Phcn ______________________ Fo( free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322. EXPERT LAWN CARE LUMBERJACK'S TREE SERVICE I'll. Mowing, Edging. Trimming Tree & removal, Free Free Estimates. e,llmar*s. Licensed I. insi,re. PhoneS23.1752 Trash Hauled, Lawn Care $627157. Hauling WAYNE J. LENNOX & ASSOC, 3722045 Turtqrass Consulting Service Carpentry, Remodelop Aøøitio,ii Golf Course,, Ball Fields, Lawns 323 6075 tot more info. Cuitom Won Lic5ed. Botsoen Free istimite 3225031. __________ QUIET AREA 2-3 BR redecorated house, lots of kitchen clbin,ti. eatIng bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat and large fenced back yard. Approx. 12.000 down, IllS month. Price 121,500. Owner. 323-0577 No qualifying, pay equity, assume mortgage. 4 BR, 1½ baths, garage, gold carpet. Close to Schools. 323 0257 after 5:30. . Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath. central heat& air, homily rm., garage, large tended yard, separate Studio, 55.000 equity & assume lOin of 532.000. 321-0303. Cassetberry, attractive 2 BR, I bath, on shaded tot.121.500 or best citf I 530-5704. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days -3226173 Nights-332 2352 42-Mib4Ie Homes ira 3 BR, 2 baths, central air & garage, eedep'onai by y. 1.37,900. 4213054. ISYR FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3003 Orlando Drive Sanford. 323 5200 Lidic.piig 4 Law. Care - Tree Service trimming - - Well Drilling Have some damping equipment no longer use' Sell It all with a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 122 26)) or $31 9993 and a triendly ad '.isor will help you Painting yu 20)7 S. FRENCH heat, _____ 3 car I Home Improvements your Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322 7111, Sanford __________ 749* Kish Real Estate _________________________________________________________ . . a Accessories NEED A HOME?-. 1)00 dow'v payment to qualified buyers. BR, 11', baths, central heat. refurbished. As low as $15,000. & TEEN HOTLIA\E -. Public Auction Monday, Aug. 16, 7 rM __________________ -, 644.2027 WILl. TRADE - This gorgeous BR, 2 beth home on river witl goodies galore. Priced at soe,ee for a house chose to Navy base From 135,000to $45,000. ____ ______ 3 BR, 2 bath, central feet & air Florida room, pius 2 extra corn mercial lots. All for onfy $25,300 Stenstrom Realty 34-Gernge Sa'. - a ,' & prig. JENNY CLARK REALtY Realtor Phone 205.322431 Days and After Hours r .. - . , ' Lake Mary, 3 Ii, near laki fireplace, fruit trees. 3 loti $20,000.0 lotS, 530,000. 323.7314. - I1 thi LAKEFRONT -3 SN, gangs central heet 6, air conottloninl , lovely landscaped yard. Over 10 on lake. Asking $35,000, DYNAMIC PROPINTI&$ S. V. Harlc, Seeker Doftons, _____ _________ S I 3fl4 V 37343 :'., _____________________________ S leg. Real Estate Stoker General Contractor -- - ___ REALTOR5 !_" - '' 'a - Forrest Green., Inc. WALKER Landscaped lot wINS 3 bedreoon We havea larg selection if black £ AntIque Live lest mobile home. Ixcef lent CondItion, Wife Mulatto TV'S $25 to 141. led Velvltean Upheisloy covered p5th, Storage buIldIng, HERB'S TV, 1015. French. 333. $111 333Pool, marina, fennis. 117N, . _in& _______________________ 014. If you are having difficulty finding a Gamee saloarem ussr. TeN people about It with a CleeslNsd place to live, car to drive, a lob, or $13 12'x44', 2 SR. Irood kitchen. Ad In Ithe Herald. 336.3011; 631 some service you have need of, Takaove,payvnensof. read all our want ads every day, month. 323.1311.. ______________ STOP AND THINK A MINUS!. If BROWSE *140 SAVI . If's Classified Ads fun. , The Want Ad Way. didn't _________________ ________________________ work. . .mere .a..I30s1 he any. Garage Sale, $37 beau. Dr., 5.7 Aug. 15, 20, 21. MovIng, New 36 gal. Gas Tank: 3$ Amp Welder, Geneva, $ acres. Mobile home hook. _____________________________ Filling Gear: l4iatar: Danish UØ, 122.100. ii pct. down, $211 vito. LR set, Double Bed, complete, 5315.. Stamp Albums: Cornet: KviIck. DeLand$outnridge goip course Knacks; Misc. area. 2½. Sorlacrs. Frontageon I sides, 320' paved. City weter, f Ire Lots of furnIture, ss-eets * protection, $3000 per for all or pick _________________________ pliances, TV's, Mlic. uris eeW at your own parcel I, make offer. 574. 13%. bargain prlc, SaothAmericad ROSSON MARINE and Master Charge woNaanu. 252$ Hwy17.53 DEBARY 332.011 BeautIful 1 acre lots _____________________ mm $4,550. Only $10 dawn wINS law psyments, 0471111, Ave. SACKETT INVESTMENT ______________________ CORP., REALTORS ________________________ Half Price-. You Nam.11,1 $uy It Bicycles- Girls' 14", yellow, like Merchundlie Sanford Auction new. Boys' 20" WIldfire, good 1211 Frencs.m.njp cold. 3231514. - - •--'--.w.,,,no. Rag, Peel Estate Sreke iI00I.2SihSt, - REALTY M- n LAKE MARY- 3 SR him. acre wsterfro,* site, large fr plenty of privacy. S30Jsg, TAFFER REALTY JOHNNS tIouiu - _ _____ L] - 4usN - written - 41 REALTORSSJOIIZ3 Shoe Clerk, must be mature a neat. LIve.In housekeeper, to carer _________________ ..! 0-MSC.lIIn.OUS for Sa 7-Aute :j Sales elperlence preferred. Apply --.--semIlnvaiid man. Lake Mary. Near 1.1 and SR 135,3 BR, chin A ADDITIONAL - 1 BR, apt. comm 323.1305. at Sanford Shoe Center in person, __________________ JIM HUNT PIANO-Goad practIce piano. wIth thIs 3 BR, 1 bath, eat.in kit. bright, fenced yard. siss lease. Tlres(5),30x ,avij3 E. 1st St. then, family room. Needs some Portable Singer sewing machIne. GM lug 10" rIme, 51* AIIm tool 2521 Park Dr. IJiIéd - E*panding sales buslvie needs ___________________ 333.2111 1113 South Maple Ave., Sanford. repairs. $10,000. utility box, steel fee step side pick REALTOR working partners. No investment. Planning a carport sale? Don't After Hrs, '*' 155 333.4903, or us, oes*s, executhe desk 3224254 322-3551 __________ 3.0441 forget to advertise I It chairs, ser,i,a In the want UNBELIEVABLE __________________ Guaranteed reconditioned auto I BR, I bath, deek & , â !fe Herald. th4I1$ itraLØ1 chair, ?ii't,rt.u., 1'?.S5 •xc!,r'nntr.st utsit & a:r, .:. _______ .at.tr 5:oro £ Offfr. VUe, spy . .ablneis, ').*:,,,.,,, lamily rrn, Choin l)i s)s F_al,:,?.. MIII': _7.._ui!!Yv8hih3 Y SLfO', i5'7 z)-Sihs.ñU nted S'Omm,fcl,I 2011 mobIle horn., tueO area, dOwntown Sanford Ave. lc,. 525,530. Nat.L'S . lOLA LITTLE Tn IIGENCr Sanfont. me. Ci5IiIbiiy, 17.53, 530DM IUY JUNK CARS- Oreni $18 he $36. Farm Wagons _______________________ Will keep elderly patients In my 2 BR home, unfurnhshied. $120 me. EXECUTIVE - 3 BR, 2 bath, on COUNTER HELP- Full time. No home. 3333331. Call .i624 after 4 p.m. $200 & Up ___________________ HAL COBLERTREALTY experIence necussary large lot in idyliwild,. Brick Large 4 BR home on St. Johns River 322.2031 or 322.3115 after S 42L-Gtdsn Wow iii or ol Dads Dart; alec SALES REPS - Several posItions fireplace, in living room. Break. _______________ 1,300 Acres In Osteen. Owner wants Evesifl.1$Vorifl.0512 will buy any make caoueutle10 fast bar. $43,100. UPHOL$T1!RER - $1,010 ma. to WILSON Rental. MAIER FURNITURE to sell, start ____________________ PhiOviS 3334110. Lawn Mower Sales ServIc,-. BUY-SELL--TRADE _______________________________ 3 BR, air conditioned, fenced yard, Sell the lt & Service me Nest. SECRETARY - Shorthand, typing IDYLLWILOE SPECIAL 311.313 E. First 51. 322.3633 In Suniand. $173 me. plus securIty a must MOREH Western Auto,31) W, First St., ,n. Overlook your spacious backyard CARPENTER REALTY 30Apsrtmenis Uiurnishmd dip. 323.0144. FURNITURE SALES - Must have _________________________ from your beautiful family room, 3 _________________________ ________________________ ________________________ I" Junk Table Saw, Craftsman, 3 blades, ____________________ 323.7341 exPerience In delivery large bedrooms, 2 baths, U7,7, stant, ½ lip. mot, 2 side ix. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES 25R,air Cars & Trucks GIRL FRIDAY - Light typing a DUPLEX- Furnished or ue• 5555 do, no qualifying, large 3 BR, 2 tensions, cut.olf guide & ripping 2cargarage wowrutrs Garden Center "v yesr thru 1516 '..odets. 7 days bookkeeping furnished. Ideal location. JUST LISTED - This terrific 3 BR, bath, family rm., central heat.air, guide, $73. jig saw, 1$" throat, 134.DlPifterSp,m. week Call collect, 345.2131 401 Celery Ave. Reqsonable rent 305.3121. 2 bath In Loch Arbor, Hug. fenced ______________________ SALES CLERK - Experience large lot. Shade & fruIt trees. $235 Craftsman with mOor, $25; 90" _________________ retail ___________________ lot, central heat Rare & Exotic new arrIvals, air. Many mo. 3224315. Band saw, Craftsman wIth motor, _____ MAID - Full time custom items, BPP. $3$,S00. 7b0tydhu5 31-Apsilments Furnished 33-Houses Furnshsd 2 saw blades and stand, $30; PLANTS&ANSWERS Gotta' seel COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-I BR, WAITRESS - Altamonte area. ____________________ _____________________ Folding golf cart, $10: 13' Air boat, 210 E. 1st St. evening ShIft family room, screened porch, big aluminum, wIthout motor, *73; 10 __________________________ Motorcycle Ineurance 1 BEDROOM 2 5R housi In Sanford PARTS CLERK - Experienced in IT'S BEEN REDUCED -$1,100 for fenced back yard, utIlity buildIng. lip. Royal Scott, $13; Squirrel cage SLAIR AGENCY FURNISHED APARTMENT Furn.orUatuvn. 64-EqulpnwrJ for Rent auto parts A bargaIn an early sale. Beautiful custom 2 at $17,300. 333.0474. fan,33,000CFM,wIthS HPjphmase _____________________ ___________________ 2lOQMeIIonvllIe 3231452 BR, 2 bath with walk.in closets, motor, $73; Snapper mower, 6 Pip. Tree shaded,feflced lot,3 BR, 1½ 5.. Manager potential, no experience SAN MO PARK, 1, 2, 3 bedroom S.Infotd.... Large S Goodies galor.. $31,500. with sulky, $50; Gust Ornberg. 323. Steem Clean Your Own Carpet INS HOvida, Cl 3* INS Miles. room house, necessary Fla. rm., kit, equip., air, cpt., trailer apis. Adult & family perk. newly remodeled, fIreplace. *iao 2551, NE. Corner 3rd & Holly, Rent Our Relnsnvac ExCI(lstit Cond.. 6310. 223-3511. washer, dryer, screen porch. 10' c FINANCE COLLECTOR - Esperl. Weekly. 351) Hwy 17.53, Sanford me. (or unturn, $130) 3322711. CARROU.'S FURNITURE 332 5151 ______________________ Call Sanford's Sales Leader 21' lawn bldg. $23,500. 323-014g. 'vice neCessary 333-1130. 79-Trudcs.Tiijers TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER By Owner 3 BR, 2 bath, smell Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. 65-Pets-Supplies ___________________________ 3bHe Homes Must have oem truck. Salary plus Lake Mary- dIm A p?ivate, i Counter tops. Sinks. Installation down, noqualitying, Ph. days, 321ANYTIME commiUion. $10000 up bedroom furnished apt. 1 male, no 40' HlOtway Trailer, available. Bud Cabell. 3221052 Doberman 04*7, eves. 323-3901. AKC Puppies, pet ant5 BOOKKEEPER . SECRETARY pets. 322.3130. 2 BR Mobile Home in Longwood, Multiple Listing Service 1903, tandem. rio. anytime. show qualIty. Cropped ears I STENOGRAPHER me. No pets. $305050. Ovisdo area, country home, custom 440-5500 REALTORS 1 BR, I Bath in 2503 shots. Sanford. Park siso Downstairs, to $300, Terms. 303 SECRETARY - Must have good buIlt, 214 acres, 4 BR, 3 baths, convenient 5710. locaticn. IlS mo. Classified Ads will atways give yen yping 00*1cc, 3300 sq. it., 3 mos. old, . $552. more. . . Much ,Much More than Casselberry, real nice, SALES REP - With paper product sa,000 equIty and assume mar. 3 BR, 1½ English Springer Spaniel puppies, 2 you KULP' DECORATORS background bath, central heat, air, wall.wall bags of $53,000. Appraised wks. AKC Reg. All shots 2SlSParkDr ....$10 1570 VW Station Wagon, Standard 105W. 1sf St. 322.2333 carpeting. Large lot. 523.500. 131. $10,000. Owner, 3431410, Reasonable prIce. 345-3511. 25R,carpeted,air l&2BRMODI(sHomes .-FEESELLSUCCESSshitt, mechanically sound, *700. We Buy Furnitur. 3233. Adults, $110 mc. Adults-No pets 333.1* 201 CommerciL 323.5170 Sanford- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 'den, Bookcase twin beds,' 333 IN LAW SPECIAL 322 4470 dining & living room. Fenced, 4 Rooms, tui-nisled, water paid, I BR, 2 bath, private entrance ,f. 1907 Chevrolet Impata, good con. foam mattresses, $23 eeclt. Nice neighborhood with pool and child A pet O.K. $120 vito. soi STORING IT MAKES WASTE fidlency, central aIr, carpet, fruit ditlon. Must sell, $400. 333-$213. 333.1031 tennis courts available. $2,000 keg. Quarter hors., spirited. wel SELLING IT MAKES CASH. MagnolIa Ave. 3220251. trees, screened porch. $20,900. 43$. down and assume sn.oco mortrained, excel. for good PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. rider, US 1571 Super Beetle, 4 speed. good $049. tgage. 322-5302. SINGER or make offer. 345.31*3.. MONTH'Ly CaIl333.3411 orI3l.,713. Conditicn, $105. Firm. 103-5121, RENTALS LARRY SAXON INC., REALTOR One of Singers top Touch and Sew AVAILABLE LAKE MARKHAM 1973 VW Bus,? passenger, AM.FM, Color TV, Air Cord., Maid Soy. ZigZag machInes, Assume 7905 S-Sanford Ave. oe-vnted to Buy 34Resort Property new tires, good condition. $3,000. balance of $115.50 QUALITY INN NORTH Country Homeor pay $11.90 per OWNER CRYING u1.7oa after 6 p.m. month. WIll take trade.ln, Singer 1.4 & SR 434, Longwood 502100 lust sell lovely 3 BR. 1½ bath home Lakefront equipped to zigzag A make buttgn Cash 322-4132 Hutdhison Ocean I Ford Apis., 33 5. on meticuously. landscaped lot 3 BR,dream borne with 2½ baths, on Lessea Datsun including Z cars and Lake Mary holes. Balance Of $51.51 or 10 LAKESIDE wIth loads of privacy. Central air Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Call scenic lake. Private wooded lot, trucks. For informatin call Sill Furn.Apt. payments of $4. Call credIt For used furniture, applIances APARTMENTS & heat. Garage. Assume low Mrs. 11. U. Hutchison, 373.4. family room & garage, large Ray or Jack Mink. 131.1311. tools, etc. Buy I or 1001' lteix manager, 3332244 322.9111 or see at Interest mtg. or seller pays all new Larry's Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. screened porch facing lake. THIS Large i a 2 Bdrm. SANFORD SEWING CENTER loan cost for VA or FHA financing. IS IT! Unbelievably priced at JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '17 and 1 BR, turn. lights, water Fw'Is1wd or unisi 307 E. 1st St., Downtown Real Estate Only $23,000. Call Phyllis Capponi, PINEY WOODS BARN '73 Models. Call 3235370 or 534151.100. We Bui Adults Only, $SS. 3222250 after •CLUI ROOM Realtor-Assoc., After Hrs. $34. Furniture & Miscellaneous. 3d 4005 Dealer). wk. 1 • POOL for 30 pct. commission. Free Pick 1723. FRICKE & FRICK Cliff Jordan, Realtor Sewing Machine 41-Houses ASSOCIATES INC., REALTORS, ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m Buick Station Wagon $31 $333 31ADiplexes Singer Touch 'P4 Sew, wIth wa'ut Sanford 323.2170. $315233. NO DEPOSIT PhullIpe 40 Station console, balance si,.IO or C lth&FrenchAy,, NO LEASE M. 1JNSWORTH REALW payments Need extra money? Can you work a of $13.30. NATIONUnfurnlstte, two b.ocm. Security REAL NICE Multiple Usfing Service 1571 Capri, staiward shift REQUIRED WIDE, 335-1057. couple of hours in the evening? Req. Real Estate Broker Deposit. Adults Preferred. 2. SEElN'l$BELiVIN-35R,1ba,h, Tape deck. Very low price BR, 2 Call 323.1342. bath home, carpeted, CA, 4020 Or 503W. 1st St. I Hlghwy 17.fl. SaMor 323.1304 kitchen equipped, with family home with central hat-air, carSINGER FUTURA 373-6041 or 323.0311 eve,. Across Frani Ranch Heus room. Can assume mortgage. No peting, fenced yard, Screened Sanford. Lake Mary area- 3 BR, 19*0 Mustang. new paint, whit, with One 00 Singer's finest. Sold NW for appliances, air conditioned, qualifying. Payments monthly porch Only $15,000. Call forappi. SANFORD, brIck 3 BR, 1½ baths, .. blue interior. Many new parts over $100. Needs someo.., to apes, area rug, flnced yard. DAVE'S 333.5370 $144. Move in now. $100 down. About $150 a month ' including battery, alternator, assume balance. $l,&10 or pay pays all. 5,1 pct. annull pd. rate, $110 me. 321-7. radiator, etc. WS. 333.7791 after 0 $12.30 mc. Free home trial. Will _____________________ VETERANS, THIS l. ITt $250 Is all 30 yrs. $11,300. IOHN SAUL'S AGENCY 70-Swap & Trade take trad,. Call Bill at 339-1057. it takes to Purchase one of these U, role,, 322-7171 1410 SANFORD AVE., neat, 2 BR new 3 BR, 2 bath homes from Assoc. 323 0453 1573 El Carnino Vi, automatic, SWAP SHOP.Fi.EA MARKET home, 522.000. Night new carpets, carport, power steering. 51561. Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. Screened porch, garage, 514.500. 52-AppI WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD No charge. All admitted free. FISH FROM YOUR OWN BOAT Phone fl3.5 CR AN K CON 'ST., R EA LTY Come browse every Sundays to S DOCKI 3 BR, I/) bath, C.H & A, P EALTOR$ 20125th$T. KENMORE WASHER, parts, REALTORS_S30.1041 1974 TrIumph SpitfIre, at the Movleland Drive.In Fla. rm., plus family room. Im. ASULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE service, used machines. Eves. 373-3119 Theatre, South 17.53. Ph $2100. maculate condition. Large 10. N 333. MOONEY APPLIANrFC 11J%.., ICECOUNTRYhomeon2acrnln 1210 323-1074 after 4 $32,500. leduced for Quick sale-. By Owner, Paoia, 4 BR. 2 both. 549.000. Sunland 3 BR, 1 bath, heat I air, many extras. 51,500 349-3371. '.d Wm. H. Stemper • Realtor COUNTRYCLUSMANOR_20R, 1 bath, cenral heat & air, S1I, 11155, French 3fl-a.eI 2 bR. 1 bath, *15.500 Bedroom, 1½ bath, central heat & ' 4 S OUTH Eves. 3221490; 322-4141; 322.150.. air, carpeting. Excellt con. BR, 2 bath, central heat I air, dition, 172.300. 3235316. Lake Mary area. $41,500 V. SflIOtd$ newest residential •' Ii E. 23rd St.- Double corner lot, :harming older 3 BR, extra largi beautiful tree-shaded yard. Largi fruit tree,, 3 BR, It, baths, 532.300. pictur, window, fireplace. Estat, ardens New 23 & 4 Bedroom Homes sal,, 525.000. Harold Hall Realty, LiONOWOOD AREA- 4 BR, 1½ Realtor, 323-3771. bath, 530 RO5EDALE, $77300. , - Idsy,MgM,NTt M ISNINM.II.IPPL is-tip Rd I$-Ib nhd ________ ____________________ ________ ___________________ ________ _____________________ ____________________ To ___________________________ S I Pantrtg.- Brush roll, spray Quility wont. Reasonable price, Free estimates 3270459 J WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type's and sizes We repair and service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. ' W. 2nd St. 4433 List Your BusIness...DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 1 1 Ij - i_. 1 I - ., i - - S. ., " - ... . - ., _,.• - . t'k - .- c( �It ms.di, Ae. 14, 1q74 4$-1sa1* Nsd. 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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MP, SIR - - ____ R WR _ 1ii VI4U W..YT 'i)fL.t. a a - Or BEETLE BAILEY cgtiiJ1p FINE "EPT FOR Mort Walker . ' aitIIii tJ I I Iaa fl £ 1 Al 1 tI'JKU I '1 i DOWN TE ____ J / —— 8-4 I SEE THE CL41RVOYAWW Rs! CONVENTOV Is IN TOWN CLARE W71400 li/V L-1r ?"bo1,'r V j C WN I •, 1 ,' i'r. I. ,-PiI'\ wrici'.z Ia ir'sii'.i GVNG I'WT s -A 10 PERCENT RA .C. THEY ,-'WVV NEVER . vISE! I KEEP MV .' ________ PRISCILLA'S POP • iv: •: :: -•' by Al Vermeer __ c i THINK GIRLS DRESS r CONT HAVE • TODAY JUST TO TO WORRY TURN MEN'S HEADS.' ABOUT 'YOUR FATHER! • - ' - ,( HE S STILL WORKING ON PHIL SPITALNI AND 1-115 } ALL- GIRL ORCHESTRA! ) '— - --_-'-_____ ) I 1\ N - ____ -- CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis — UH, SETO B&E. YOUR HANDSHAKE DOESN'r1 NEED TO BE THAT j , - - * _____ • _____ • a NORTH 6 Q 1084 VAQ3 •74 KJ7 . WEST abdominal muscles. This cTease the intensity of the Means voluntary contractions, response they have. the leg lift up, and sit-ups. Male hormones are available Walking won't use your a and used. The dif fere nce is in domlnai muscles much, so you their need. Most m continue need these exercises. Sit-u ps to have adequate amounts of are pr imarily for the upper malehormonewell past6oand abdomen and will not help sometlmespast)yearso(age. much for that lower pot that ThereIsa gradualdedllnelne people develop. amount. The lack of male To ve you more information hormone Is saidom the cause of on what to do about that big impote nce. ummy I am sending you The In women U decrease In Health Ietter number 3.7, Girth female hormones may be Control Avoiding The Big abrupt, at the time of Middle Others who want this menopause, a nd in some of -- . - ____________________________ • • "Kd . ' f -- female hormonesisbeneficlal, DEAR DR. LAMB — I would 'y Bob ° • : I '' • .' ? ! TUMBLEWEEDS HT,SNOOKIP-1 PEAR! OHI Y-PAPIP YOL)E S1IJPY R HIST -,SON r17 PEN ME n POIICfl WHAT AB WFDJ& • 13 - r \ $H w - I '#'-... TsoA40 DOONESBURY by T. K. Ryan 110fr14 A COOLER RIN& For Morse: •' Why would . 0fl 7. 1 :', : ,'' ..:, ,. :' . vv'iis•i vvis, ..1 — L ',, -Z ••' ' ' ' when they are • .- . .. .( •...i already suPerlor . '?' / of coffee is in no way / I\ • . - A -• . •.,, " . -'. ,• w . The Reagan Lorces, hiwever, edrafterazivapprovi'd a In 1968 Mar Ann Morse decided that her life's k's' 'was ''•: succeeded In wltlng what they plank calling for lifting of price ambition a en attend , d participate . an par Iclpd e in a considered toer language controls oil and newly dL Republican Party convention. into several planks on defense covered natm-al gas and oppo.Her dream has come true, and foreign affairs, (ng breakup of major oil cornShe Is leaving by plane today with other members of John Sears, Reagan cam- panics. Florida's GOP delegation on a chartered flight to Kansas Qty. She will be participitting this wftk as an altawte W represenUngthestate'scongrons1j fifth CL Although a supporter of former California Gov. Ronald Reagan, she Is pledged for the first two ballots to President Ford. "I won't break that pledge," she said. . -" ) • . . . ,, ., Carter ", . . , . - -- • a •— S . - I Currently, Mrs. Mor3e of mittee in Charleston Saturality gre33i01W committees that the 'The law does not provide for Winter Woods off 436 near Lake night, en speak to the ate's th st FBI no Howell Road, Is co-chairman of Jefferson4ackson a bstentions, she said. . - .. •' • dC • - . ' . \ 1.A.. • - I .., • ' ' I - - - . . . . . '• .. - j Her election as an alternate delegate one of three . '. •. ' - ' . / •. n Mary Ann explained that district," she said. under Florida law, she must She began her active Involve- For Vote Funds vote for Ford, winner of the ment in the local Republican PLAINS, Ga. (AP) — Jimm staff memo 10 a March presidential preferential Party three years ago, serving rter. Carter also said he agreed primary in the fifth district as an officer and then president Carter is putting aside the low (although Reagan won of the Seminole county Young profile he has been keeping in with Mondale that FBI Director Seminole overwhehnln&y), on Republlcans,(YRs) later asa his home town for a trip to West Clarence Kelley has failed to the f two ballots or until she member of the Seminole County Virghatorlsefundsforother pin contro1of the bureau's op. erations. is released from that obligation Republican Executive Com- Democratic candidates. or until Ford receives less Lim mittee and in the state YR Carter was scheduled to at' He Said this is demonstrated tend a fund raiser for the West 35 per cent of the convention organization. by Kellty'll Statement an More Virginia state Democratic com. thart one occasion bdore con. vote. -- ,.r . Dream ". - / , II : ." :" .e • 1" i t • / ' — • '1 II ____ , • t/; • ' the Flo rida YRs and vice chairman of the local GOP. longer used in Day dinner. gl as invetdae es tec The mocraUc presidential nique has bee n letting uie politicalworldcometotilsn thjs week,rece vingp1edgesof sup' port from California Gov. Edmund G. Brown, Jr., and apo1 Zing for a staff memo that nominee representa tives from Seminole A nd, being a didn't County- lnadlstrictcaucustn hurt either. late spring was only byadroke Over the past three years, of luck. Ma ry Ann has even from a She and Jack Carpenter of minimum of live hours to 30 River each received 10 hours weekly to party work Listed CIA Director George Around The Clock .......... votes of the 20 cast at depending on the time of Bush among Republicans who Bridge 0 ay .. / . , - ____ a /1 ., . Th I - - j1 LY • I I . /Q'•..• . J -j - K 'I - / • U'a ., -, If l.' I' t - ' 1 - • . ." __ • - ••l 7 I "let's stand near the - Come And Get It a$$ Await s d'oeuvres... I missed supper " • .. ..•.•••• caucus. Both names were year. She has participated in all allegecfly got their jobs ordy out Comics . ...................I-C placed in a hat, hers was types of political Crossword activity - of po litical consideration dra Ca er rt to re rt from precinct walks, to voter ld po ers Friday Edi to rial Carpenter also was selected ballot. registration drives to the he has the highest professional Dear Abby ...............I.0 as an alternate onaister statewide YR poU -ar stuffed regard for Bush, who has bee Horoscope ................. How did she even receive 10 and addressed envelopes, conduct ing int elligence f. Sports ....................1a votes among those par. "In po litics men realize in gs for Carter and Sen. Waker TeIe%aIon ................ D ticipating in the caucus f rom women are the backbone of the F. Mondale, Minn., his r Women .... ..........14C the populous and rambling political parties, she said ning mate eight-county fifth district? 'While men prefer to stay in th He da member of his staff ATllFR e "From be ing active, working committed a "serious mista ke" har d and knowing people in the (See DELEGATE' S, P. 2A U' tur ning over a copy of the 5dsy's high 9 Sunday's low 72. Partly cloudy through Sunday with a cbawe of than, .• I ,' $ oTheac. schools and Instead kWq cepted plank, while Insisting on the states wm over the federal preservation of U.S. rights, re- excise tax on tobacco. Icited the aty provision t Members who hold dective the Usited States acqulred J oce dm Republican off riadiction as "If It were the soy- candldatea, even the candidate She ereign." The distinction was for greslènt, could not run on considered Important In the such a platform. Smite Reelght'year negotiations with publicist Leader Hugh Scott Sovereignty-consciouspana said ftado*Iam1m1ghtInspire On over the future of the in the slogan "buy the weed so the Similarly, Ford members kids can read." The committee were able to hold the copurdttee dropped all mention of tobacco to provisions on diplomacy In and simply called for a study of Mi4 toward the '-' ways In which the federal True Chlnas that avoided any tin- goverment might withdraw piled criticism of Ford and from school financing and By DONNA ESTES Secretary of State Henry A. substitute other sources of rev- , ' I fl a P1 and party dress for Kansas City . I By AUDEE MIJRPHY Herald Staff Writer FTU Students dershowers during the af. and evening hom. Highs near ", laws in the low don't decide to go to college - thie money Is them. TOt Variable wInds 10 m. For more affluent students "Florida student assistance burgeoning financial aid apAnd, Uke iamost everyt especially a junior college Armstrong said hl office (whose famllythcomes are gj it'nil Rain probability 63 per cent. grant programs are reasing, plications may be the spiraling else, the costS of higher until the last minute," he said. expects te process $100,Wo in below $15,000), the Florida and in general, the Students are costs of registration fees. Sunday's Daytona Beach More federal funds are being edwation ill be climtAng in According to Armstrong, federally Insured student lum Insured Loan Program also is doing quite well academically. tidell: high 12:16 LJOIL, low 5:45 channeled into financial aid somestudentawaituntiliulyor d uring SCC, for instance, hiked its the future- Beginning In the fall a. 0L, l: 11 pm. port Canaveral: upcoming year. gaming in popularity. Reed estimates programs this year, but August to ask for financial aid is year, thcae sam e courses high ii Funding for the basic a., low 5:41 a.m., Reed said the two other most veterans, wx-balf of the entire regist ration fees per credit hour of th students who plan to apply for for the academic year beg from sil to $14 beginning in in. Educational Opportunity Gran t common forms of financial aid student population at FTU lows or grants Should do so ning in the fall. ve1y, according to an orethe res Program. on the national level, are scholarships and the work. receive some kind of finaneW september, l early. FIU spokesman. "They end up not receiving sup$0mllon over last year, study program. increase a student could timc That is the word from any money until September or Armstrong said. At SCC, 7be National Direct Student Armstrong estimates course load of 16 or 18 hoursTior f inancial aid advisors at October, so they have to come The Wdget-minded student Brent Reed, assistant Lean Program, on the o ther that 20 per cent of the st udent $128.50. the same price as (uie Florida Technological with plenty of time to finish mtin full-time up with the money somewhere director for financial aid at hand. is being used less body receive!l financial 12 High school football University(FTU)and Seminole else," Armstrong said. school might want to hours). FTU. said "things are getting frequently as federal dollar3 assistance through his office. &ttaW ueAvts Its way uplield this Community College (SCC). classes only during the sun,," "If the student comes in at better" for flnancially strapped are reduced to a trickle. That In the 1975-70 school year, cOmIg w"IL ill Sendnole At FTU, lower level courses mer: - bY Ga" Trudeau IN NW 15 CXL AIUJ5W i ... t KANSAS QTY, Mo. (AP)— pilge manner, told reporters Republicans gathering Monday "We continue to be very atis. tonomlnateapresldentlaj can- fled" with the content ci the • __ nofT ther to ki whokep he dose touch dent Ford's orRonaMReagan'g withtheeeaouids apecificatlona side Is satisfied with the r document and planned no mainly defensive battles fights. Friday as the Platform Com. However, some Reagan mittm finished its draft after loyalists and other cocfive days and nights of work. an-vatIvu were OMWag ap. IU convention has the find SAY peals to 11110 full convention and on the party statementall committee members were briefed on the ruies for such be carried totbefloor, procedure. Fond .ommfttee members The committee reversed turned back a drive to rewrite Itself on a previous decision and the plank on the Panama Canal drastically toned down a plank In tam reflecting Ragan's in. that originally caW for cow — a Checkin g party rules... , Fi 19 :c a 1' Set 7, a es (J 11-I • j PA icci 1 I . C beln terested to knowlfccifeeis a di uretic. It seems coffee, especially In the morning,has this effect when or fluids, even in large amounts, do not DEAR READER — Yea, It Is a mild diuretic and has a direct action • st,". I • •' action on the kidneys. Caffeine, the drug in coffee that stimulates the brain, is responsible for the action. This HW WAS COTINEN1AL CON6S? Ann diarnor North was right. South could rise with the am of hearts and be sure of four spades and four clubs, hot he &do't bother to think. He played dummy's queen of hearts at trick one East took his king &W shifted to a UIiWIII. JII!u a queen lost West's king and West returned theelghtspottoSouth'sjack, Later on, when East got In with the ace of spades be led his last diamond and West got two more diamond tricks. -J t 0-13 FRANK AND £RNET GOP Ma ry DGE EAST information can send a long. these ca the judicious use of 49' a I N AT Florida 32771— Price 20 Cents . wltn men :K:4 DEAR DR. LAMB — I'm W"7'1 Dr. £852 V A K II writing toyou because I want to 4842 4953 knowhowtogetrldofmybjg SOLYTH(D) Lamb tummy. I'm overweight. I have 4 K' Inst 13 pounds but I still have a 102 big stomach. What can I do? I have a hig backend too. What Noith-South vulnerable can I both' DEAR READER - You stamped, self-addressed enWest North East Seutb probably need to lose more velope with 50 cents for It. Just weight. There is no such thing send your letter to me In Pass IN.?. of er wants to Pan 3 N.T. Pan Pan as spot reducing despite the this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, know It It is proper bidding to PAU make a jump In a short suit. extravagant claims you may Radio City Station, New York, Opening lead — 19 The answer is yes with the have seen advertised. When YOU NY 10019. following common sense have too much fat In middle DEAR DR. LAMB — I read restrictions. First, be sure or on your seat you need to go that heart and high blood 'What terrible luck," you have enough strength to % on a general weight reduction pressure medicine makes a groaned South. had to go back to partner's suit at program If you want to lose It man Impotent. Is this true? hold the king of hearts and ace any level he takes to. from these locations. Also do they have medicine to ofspades and besmartenough cond,be sure your rt suit Is Exercise with your diet will build a man s sex life? Why to ead back a diamond at lower In rank Lim the one you helpycmtolnsethecalorlesand havehormonesforwomenand ick two." plan to play in. "I don't know"saldNorth at the same limemaintain your why not for men? ,,1 (Do you have a question hurts lead muscle mass. Walking Is a good DEAR READER - SOflW marked Fast with the king. for the experts? Write "Ask daily exercise to promote this. high blood pressure and heart There was no good reason for the Jacobys" care of this In addition to losing excess medicines do Interfere with the you to finesse. Furthermore, newspaper. The Jacobys will pounds of fat you may need to nerve mechanism and can it you had Just asked yourself answer individual questions firm u our muscles. For our cause Impotence. Others do no& how you could be sure of nine if stamped, self-addressed seat muscles, the old fashioned one medicine used in tricks you would have risen envelopes are enclosed, The with the ace of hearts and most interesting questions bumps and grinds from the high blood pressure de lays gone about the business of set- will be used in this column burkw show are as good as orgasm and is used by son* Uftg UP spades before arlyone and will receive Copies 01 any. You want to do exercises men in other societies to could attack that contract your seat prolong the sex act. Some, muscles. young . For the stomach you will need amyl nitrate (a medicine used SIDE GLANCES by to do exercises that work your to relieve heart pain) to in. \\ [ %AII 9 By Lawrence E. Lamb, MD. by Stoffel & He.mdah$ (• I W -.. J_.-p - '•. /— BUGS BUNNY 60 Li Sanford, By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY — ___ --_- — .LV rwI,iw wr'JTIN YES SEECH FER 1)4 COMPANY PICNIC! (coo.' 58 Exercises Help '1'\ W1[:f I •• I _____ — _____ 57 RE (j • 55 50 ———— by Bob Montana 1rTSYSHEREThATThEY raITwAs,c,sJD I F V5RE SUPPOSED To MEET i( BECAUSE OF UNFOI wd I THEIR fis 'I I 52 v—Sunday, August 13, 1976 go gathered. ow A l — 'IwnA Sept. ) Condi Larger-than usual accomwill be much to your liking today, poirticulmly if plishments an possible for you 50 51 you're going to be doing this cominil year. Let your solmething where friends are ambitionsrunrampattiL Dam toA Involved. be bold and enterpising. 45 ARCHIE 6th Year. No. TAURUS ( April IGMay ) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. activity that , you Into their 21) Persona was contktence today where they requires orgaiditlicit should he wouWn-t others. You may be left in your capable hands told Something A&antSgeoul. today. Y&01 nab it Un out ) fun. GENl (May 2l4une CAPRICORN Today holds a special type of 3. promise for you. Therea a 19) A COt* on likelihood you may get recently caud you concern somatM you've been hoping Will be rectified today In a —— — — — — — — — icr. manner you'd least expect, and p 4 5 6 7 5 9 10 CANCER (Jura 2l-Julyfl) oe,ona'suUufact1on. —— i————— Aim Mghthday.EvenU you fall AQUARIUS (JaIL 2Feb.19) i I" ' short you'll be ahead of where Do something fun *ad different it iT ----— you started, especially In loday, peoplebutdontgettoomany career or financial matters. lmlvw.The smaller LEO (July 23-Aug. Z ft the happla On company 21 22119 = = — ape PISM (Feb. &March 20) people today whom you feel you Can lam from. valuable Ideas Your financial IwPcts a r 26 - W peer tiulte ancotrag1i todaY.& will he exchanged. —— —— J1J4) (Aug. $epI. ) You should be able 10 add 10 — _____________ — — — 31 I Thlslsagooddayforyoutoget your reiottcei through YOUF in touch with anyone who es cleverness. 36 37 YOU something from the puL ___ ________________ Ufll ( &4JH WI36R I ARM (Much 21-APM 19) KORPIO (Oct *Nov. 22) You're very popular with others you can ezed at anything you today. This Will bMW SP- let Your IlightS On today that to i117 work parent to YOU OflCS YOU make U' PCPS your entrance where a group is for. 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WELL... ____em __________ 4$ Crian I - carpet___mountain - HOROSCOPE __ ACOU 1)JC THE BORN Losgiii 'i tL1. Arrival reception 13 nsweii to APrsaPuu$. ITS WAX5aW-JW r; rII4W*. VW. / / rn Al%WaFA4WAWaV14F A •• w I V tr I Off 'I Kickoff ..'ai...I-..'s.)'if1 .TI'.;Sj. - A 4ri'à'.'4I4&S • •.'• .•:-,-•.4 ', i:.--...... �!A!-tvuu$q hrsW, 91181111vt PL I hy. Aq. U. fl74 a VVX)RL I Delegate's Dream Did Political Move Hurt Sanford Water Hqs. Bid? Com ing True INBW (C!d Frem Page IA) (s the abortion lens,, My background and make Aim aid doem't 4p4i women sit is he ligidit ! IorslitY and do the work." Abortion Is a maul mneUL Me At the urn. time her govemMhu no bainees Gity,towboivahebu bllnvo'uth It. It isa very -been married for almost nine touchIsm IU mid thiro am L' Ii flit PCIMI11IY at all. "Be timbu I hive to do flit U wu z' whit I thisk IS ri&* i*ul necesuary andit gives me his pertwdty to go to the conDavid K Hargis Sadat Says Khadafy Plotted HIghack1ng CAIRO (AP) — Egyptian President Anwar Sadat says Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy and a top radical Palestinian personally plotted the hijacking of a French airliner to Uganda In June, according to the Middle East News Agency. "Khadafy paid the money and the weapons were smuggled to Athens In a Libyan diplornatic pouch and were given to the terrorists by the Libyan Embassy," Sadat was quoted saying in an agency report Friday. The agency said Khadafy planned the hijacking with George Habash, head of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. The PFLP has been Implicated In numerous anti-Israeli hijackings and attacks, Including one Wednesday not in which four people were killed and 20 others wounded in Istanbul. Evealag NeraW, Sesford, FL By ___ JACQIJILINI DIM 1 - IN BRIEF Sanford, Jacksonville and &addock (4 Pelnon; and tin, ____ lb. commutes Sanfoeda chances to bi thi (MenWa ii*,.uIJ d a 1601y when Clay announced an the new home for the St. Jo Jtpt sit, wes r.je d IM committee assignments hi Water Management District . maith. The iMburn bc:± y mail to filow members Id ci use St. i(4iss Dl*Ict I. the week. damaged by a solitical Martin Anderson Beeline The St. Johns Distri manesv.r by Board (ith Eipnssway, JM aosth of the currently manages water asy at airport iemsrou. In pta of 14 coal My, who hen ride4y Other members of the ties, ladadeig Seminole, all ____ ___ will and to the we ad Nursing Home Disease S... BOYNTON BEACH (AP)—Four deaths at a nufslng home may have been caused by an affliction as common as a summer cold, health officials said Saturday. But the Illness which has stricken 20 others at the home here on South Florida's Gold Coast has not been diagnosed. After the deaths Thursday and Friday at the Boulevard Manor Nursing Home, the 91Patient facility was quarantined and the ill residents were isolated. Medical teams rushed from the home to laboratories in Jacksonville, West Palm Beach and Atlanta with blood and urine samples, throat swabs and X rays. Health officials said that the symptoms of the disease high temperatures, lethargy, sore throats and coughing — were too general to point to any specific Illness. They said It might be days before test results establish what di5eaua is invc!v. — Orders Hike Prices: Official TALLAHASSEE (AP)—A state official says court orders are causing severe financial problems for the Medicaid program paying for nursing home care in Florida. The number of persons entering the Program might have to be cut back or additional money sought unless high payments forced by the orders are reduced, Charles Hall, director of the Social and Economic Service Program Office, said Friday. 50 Arrested In Crackdown Shevin: Jail Reporter TALLAHASSEE (AP)—The Florida Supreme Court should change its decision and send a St. Petersburg Times reporter to jail for refusing to reveal her sources of a story about a secret grand jury report, Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin says. Shevin filed for a rehearing Friday, con• tending reporter Lucy Ware Morgan's story damaged future grand jury operations. Secret Meetings Opposed NATION TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Atty. Gen, Robert Shevin says he will try to overturn any Board of Regents policy allowing secret. meetings of state university president selection committees. Shevin told Chancellor E.T. York in a Friday letter he would ask the Cabinet, as the state Board of Education, to reverse any such policy. He said the Cabinet has general supervisory powers over the regents. FBI Section Chief Awaits Sentencing FBI To Enter Roselli Case WASHINGTON (AP) — The FBI will try to determine whether mobster John Roselli was murdered because of his Senate testimony about CIA plots to kill Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro. Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi late Friday "authorized the FBI to enter the Roselli homicide case," said Justice Department spokesman Robert Havel. Roselli's body was found stuffed in a chain. wrapped oil drum in Biscayne Bay off the Florida cua.L last weekend. Fund Raiser Says He'll Quit HONOLULU (AP) — A Honolulu real estate developer whose work for the Republican party helped him win a "plum" government post says he's resigning as a fund raiser for President Ford to avoid a possible conflict of interest with his new job. Hung Wai Ching, 71, a member of the Postal Service board of governors, said Friday that he has resigned as Ford's finance chairman in Hawaii and is also divesting himself of 1,000 shares in Aloha Airlines. Ewning Hesald Sunday, August 15, 1976.-Vol. 61. NO.307 Dâslp and Sqndjy. eicept Safirday and CJ'ritma, Da by Th. Sanford Herald. Inc.. 300 N French Ave, Sanf.qd, Fla, 1177! Second Clasi Postage Paid a, Sanciivd.Frd flu. l-iQmc Oclv,q,,. S) cents, Mornh 52 . Mon,ls. Sf1 20, Year S 40 Br Mi In Flo, .d same as om eIaerr All other mjI S 27.1 6 ,'.iir\ 56 Knowles Knows Seminole County Here. who Is pictured on the page 1 Republican montage. Clockwise: Melvin Laird, George Civic Leader: 14 years in water management in Okiawaha Basin, former mayor and City Commissioner Church and family man Bat, Donald Ranasfrid, Gerald Ford, Ron Na Hugh Scott, William Simon, Else Richardson, Howard Baker, Marie Louise Smith, Edward Successful businessman: Farmer, Citrus and Cattleman, bank director Graduate of Rollins College Mason, Shriner, Elk Brooks, John Rhodes, John Connally, John Tower, Charles Percy, Jacob Junta, Ronald Reagan, Charles Mathias, Nelson Rockefeller, Barry Goldwater. JOE KNOWLES Asks for your vote" 010. 34 "JI.l'eet my family: Steven, my wife Blanche. mc, Mary and David." Seminole County needs active, constructive representation. I will work conscientiously full-time toward this end to give you the legislative leadership that you deserve ... NOW. Your vote and support will be appreciated. FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE C- to 6 Average for is or 10 calendar days ending with call date: Cash and due from banks .............................3419 Fed. funds sold and securities purchased under agreements f oresail................................................ Total loans .......................... . ................. 7,373 Time deposits of $100,000 or more in domestic offices ........................... 1 Total deposits ................................................... 19,d4.g Fed, funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase ......................................4 Lia bi lities for borrowed money ..................... 4 Standby letters of credit outstanding .........................................4 Time deposits of $100,000 or more In domestic offices: Time certificates of deposit In denominations of $100,000 or more ................................................ 947 Other time deposits in amounts of $l00,000ormore ................................... I. Mary Ellen Sicoutry, Vice President and Cashier of the Above-named bank do hereby declare that this Report of Con. dition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Mary Ellen Sicoutry July 26, 1976 We. the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this statement of resources and lIabilities. We declars that It has been, examined by us, and to the best of our knowledge and belief Is true and correct. Ralph L. Webar Davis E. Sims DIrectors Gifts Data Deadline Changed Publish: Aug. IS, 1976 DEC 71 TALLAHASSEE (AP)—Anyone expecting to find out Monday what gifts were given this year to top state officials including some up for reelection — will have to wait until long after the balloting. Instead of an Aug. 15 deadline for reporting gifts of more than $25 for the first half of 1976, the 1976 legislature changed the law so that gifts for an entire year are reported the following July 15. — 1 biSCOVER' *4&iERjki 11 . BICENTENNIAL 09 i' Now " We've Moved, -' Come See Us At Our New Home We've got more room and a bigger selection Our Prices & Dependable Service Remain The Same.... SAME OWNERS ARDELL a JULIE WILLIS Bcidcojg HOME FURNISHIN GS CENTER • m i C•e .Su IS NOW LOCATED AT OUR NEW FAC1LITYI Phone 322-8240 - ___ TANKER RIG SEPARA TES glaser at_Jaeav1Ba, will it" dam (4tbs aint ken Woo1IwD, Go,. Hushin Ash. ___ ew's en,L_ni.Mal aiklw, announced Wiedos's ap. ended b"- Carter, , dI-4 w slghøy infred Fri, bece irbsrae. Trailer spin miles *, mdi, emis aft Economi_ 0 eruos wbei s trnctei'Iriler r separated Iaterstat.4 to rest aleagelde edbosad lane. Carter wsa treated at ad cs ___ doriag rahnt.rm. Burton saM be lest coutnd at rig became It Msmeri HeSpital and released. (Bend Phil. by i were ordered by a fedi.J Jus togidsCongruoninJ -Lfr4 whither to Young Drifter Charged In Hotel Fire Deaths cij'i$, do cen-- 1' MIAMI (AP) — "He was y- the start,- had failed a U.S. Orcit Judge Hm'vsy York and Maa,ach usetjs since helpless, slept. IN over the telephone. He's polygraph test and "made a the blaze, darted the crackdown on hundreds (4 old Jthii& fire by Turner fled the hotel with rooming houses, motels and order was IlLegal.4 t N1's scared," Dan Turner said after statement Involving himself." holding matches a cane batother survivors to and told report- apartment buildings hi Miami. his 15-year-old son was charged His father, a Woodburn said Congress tugboat captain torn wooden chair In the hotel era how 1* had rushed back in. It has slso led to mnlftnsmkqj would with 10 counts of first-degree In Fernandina Beach, retained lobby, police charged. not r ctIou aide to retrieve belongings and dollar lawsuits murder and first-degree arson a lawyer for his sen rid said. spirit the hotel ci the canal If the Cildod op. ?lr sJ the aand 3therz eac in an April 3i flc. . "1*d rue &.4idgbL Wktaryness of the ON bulldlng andI" Police said hotel rooms of families of victims. 1 suits desrattitimehoC Don Turner Jr. was charged said they arrested him for mm'draft caused the fire victim, were later looted and charge negligence by Friday with setting the fire that der...(He's) pretty shook up to leap through falling to will take a AMR& the structure some Items that were sold have have an _,J alarm roared through the tires-story, and worried." system and fallWisdon bee aaeiid r'ari while nearly 40 low-Income ten- been traced back to Turner. Ing World War 1-vintage Avondale Police had asked Turner to ants, most of them elderly and to keepfire-resistant fireresistant stair. of the reports iader by =22 The tragedy resulted In a way doors closet Hotel, return to Miami for questionFriday. Seven of the 10 elderly per. Ing. sons who died never got out of "I put him ona bus Thurscl bed. Three others died later of in Jacksonville," Turner's I burns. ther said. "He went down to a Fourteen persons, including what the hell they wanted. one firefighter, were injured. didn't figure there was ncthli Homicide detective Otis to It. Davis said On arsonist was "It's a pretty bad mix-up "doing it to make a big show. the elder Turner added. "Ili He was going to put lt out and be got to get him out ofj" ahero, but ftgot away from him Turner has attempted to It and he took off." plicate someone else, but no or Turner, described by pollee else has been charged, poth as a Miami-born drifter, was said. being held without bond. OffTurner, who works on boa daIs said he was a suspect from and has been In Colorado, Ne FDA Recalling Drug WASHINGTON (AP) - For Earlier, the FDA had at the third time this week, the nounced that Cooper Labori Food and Drug Administration tories of Wayne, N.J., was n Is urgently recalling a pee- calling 5,153 bottles of the heat scripilon drug that could be le- drug Qulnaglute Dun Tabs Is thai. cause of a similar labeling mb UP. More than 29,000 bottles of The third recall, listed as P)TthetUulfllne hydioddoride, public warning because of in an antihIstamine prescribed for rnlnent hazard, Involved th allergies, are being pulled off drug Thazure taken by patient the market because some may stdfering from extremely is mistakenly contain the pow- vere cases of the akin dlseas erful stimulant Ritalin. psoriasis. SANFORD PLAZA ALTAMONTE MALL DIAMQ1J 5,. 40 Missy Voile Shirts. Assortment of printed 88 voille in Fall colors. Sizes S-N-L Originally 4.88 NOW S • ,1. ( 120 only Missy and Junior dresses. a Assortment of polyester and Pfour/mfr.ule$ cotton. Two-piece skirt sets and T-shirt dresses. Assortment 'it , Shows Seconds I, of prints in summer colors. Sizes S-M-L Nowh Originally to 110.00 Shows date Now, an L.E.D. Watch at an Amazing Low Price Only $25 2306 French Ave., Sanford C. Les Maynard COLDodWt,deu,My show S No Secret Meets For Fla. GOP City, Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase .......................................0. Llabilities for borrowed maney ...................... Mortgage Indebtedness .............................. 4 Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank and outstanding .................................... Other liabilities ........................................(133) TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding subordinated notes and debentures ...................................... 19,166 Subordinated ntes and c$,ba,*jr es .......................0-V EQUITY CAPITAL Democrat TALLAHASSEE (AP) — All meetings of Florida delegates to the Republican National Coaventica next week In Kansas City will be open, a state GOP official says. State party Chairman Bill Taylor has dropped plans to hold a dosed session, Herb Harmon, party executive director, said. Reports that other meetings would be secret were a result of a misunderstanding, Harmon added. He said Taylor wanted to close a breakfast meeting on Monday briefly so the 66 delegates and 66 alternates could ask personal questions, such as what should they wear to the conventiov. "Since It would eppear to be a little controversial and since some delegates wanted it to be open, the meeting will be open to everybody," Harmon said. He outlined the state party's Position following a telephone call from Taylor, who Is at pre convention meetings in Kansas TALLAHASSEE AP—A hearing will be held in mid-September on a request for a 23.2 per cent increase in payments businesses make for workmen's compensation insurance, says an aide to Insurance Commissioner Philip Ashler. The request now under review comes on top of a 33.4 per cent boost grant1 in less than a year. riding the fler, ci the Craw . - Insurance Hearing Set TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN OFFICES ........................... Preferred stock a. No shares outstanding .0. (par value) ...................................... Common stock Na shares authorized *3,337 No. shares Outstanding 13.337 (par value) ...................................... In i Surplus ..................................................... Undlvldedprofits .......................................(12) Reserve for Contingencies and other capital reserves .................................. 21 TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL ................................. 1.327 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL .................................... 21,ifl MEMORANDA Cabinet meeting $i. 21 eseidgea kag d do' Still Not Diagnosed Aegean Issue Is Talks Topic WHO'S WHO Canal Meeting Slated FLMDA During ber working boom either Reagan or Ford. Sba met Sailor Wins' _ Ma17 Am is 1 conwtroller for m of times ad 1 1m to the ofMcowdukam India Rhu 1AB an lmdo law firm u u Joiner of Gainesville on the Orlando area iii her ; Michael to the Georgia line. 10 ' • husband Is a designer for a part of January while fl a ; RJR A low compam She Is 33 ad Wadb4ton. Sbe thinks that uruau iieuaymove . caftal Who hm no children. ea with now ?;Mq Ragan Is a really U JbeIJ.ft L.iaIN,tfce S Grew of Ocala. iIndivIdneL" In preparation for the In Mura.r "UtIon, she has - n4yljg Mary Am said liwlilcod her U,(4InPIOIIIO,, Charter Number ISM Naftneleamneo"NOWAWN the rules of the .vM and is more than $550 to attend and Arraignment of of a 19-year-old , siçported Gainesville as REPORTOF CONDITION CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES I1 THE particularly Interated in the participate, In addition to plane sailor "dirted for murder In the "7 raw rules that will be adoad for fares then is the p.me (41 Ang. 2 death of a Cemelberry L .. SARN ITT lANK OF SEN INOLE COUNTY, NA ' OF ALTAMONTI SP*INO$ IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, the 1* hotel room, meals, Iran- man who died ofa AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE *1515 StseIsIo,gos*psrticularly ration The Florida a _ . PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE T1) CALL MADE IY " ' to see that the liberal wing of ''vu July , 1whenheended up onthe S "w' ' COMPTROLLER 0P THE CURRENCY, On puts does not try to get a Marriott Hotel fIST the airport Aug. xz if COIS*y Coit at diort side on UNDER TITLE 12. 1ita system Into the rules at She ben been inhlh her Sanford. y UNITED STATES COOED SECTION Isi. " __ w the convention. Under the quota wardrobe for some weeks. ,it IvId Kim Hargis of Hors- move. system used at the 1572 gave poitwiftytogoon dersori, Ky., Is being held ' __ .Id.lhr, Democratic convention, a aspiurge,"ab. said, adding her without bond on the grand Inr' appointment of Graw Cash and dw ft,,,, banks .. . . ........................? 44 h-1•hn °ctMn nwni includos mdictjnenz - '- 4'I'ga*e ---w him (4 WASH.. API ZIjSiIIë ! i fadtorwsaenLeac1saagrnest ,, — ' S , some ,, ansU.S. r v't Henry A. Kissinger Is turning his attention to (4 population. servers as a power v to hep street ength eases, )SWI9 iesnd robbery the hitter dispute between Greece and Turkey hiia Stis Is also Interested In the Cbflgat Ions of States and a platform to be adopted by the northeast Florida although over sovereignty In the Aegean Sea, hoping to pollflcalsubdlvislans ................................... ffleaes.Sheplgsstobe RaymondSchufti,f7,apgs75 Grawhu said he Is neitral hi Other bonds, notsi, and convention and has very strong conservative In thespending Spanish Mo. Drive, Casselpersuade the two NATO members to resolve and tWInite opinions on the area, but has taken $550 cash berry, mobile home Jobentur Is ...................................... "a their differences peaceably. wn Federal Reserve stock equal — ilfieflhld, the her over and above her Hugh was scheduled for Kissinger was to meet separately Saturday an corporate stock ..................................... an, ".'. in abortion lana. and the Plnhenk ,.WanM room expense wWIWV hile Joiner on ak -. Trading account securities .................................4 with Greek Foreign Minister Dimitri BRains cUe. Canal question. chairman and decided to give Federal funds sold and r but W%I and with Turkish Foreign Minister I.S. "The party platform Is more Med c'"dties Mil Special event, range from $5 clerks said the hearing WU securities purchased Caglayangil In New York, where the Aegean 15 to zgft Important to a degree than the breakfasts to a $1,000 per continued until AM. 27 at underagresmentstoresiil .............................250 Loans, Total (excluding unearned person banquet-reception with request of the Public defender £ nnlnee," she said. Orlando GaIn.yIj'e Issue was being debated In the United Nations lflC0IflS) .......................................7.370 , a B "I'm not In favor of the ll the dignitaries. Security Council. office. Lass: Reserve for possible loan ned United States rel1nqu1sIng Its She hopes one of her of arming r° Hargia Is accused -' losses .........................................,7 rights In th. Pinnm Canal I Republican idoIs movie star tdmaelf with a knife dw'Ini - ri i disagree with detente being John Wayne, will also be there. borgiary of Schultz' residence, Direct use financing "Being able to vote for the and robbing I ueedthe way ftjs.We need to Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, the retlreeof$toto IIUUIIIL fililiL I andotherassets JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) — Increase our defense candidate who hopefully will rep ting bank premises ............................ ItIHUhIL IUJIL I Security police have arrested at least 50 black CW&UlkkL I believe We Soviet r elm eseit the party for thenext Hargis, listed as a deserter Real estate owned other than LIII $UNSHE STATE., I Union Is stead of us," she said. four years will be a thrill," she from a U.S. Navy Inatallation at leaders In a nationwide crackdown on black ______________.i bank premises .........................................115 'I am opposed to the equal vestments in unconsolidated nationalist groups suspected of fomenting ' killed Schultz right' amendment (ERA) subsidiaries and associated Although her heart Is with "by causing him toGFRtJflRS be In such South Africa's bloody racial upheavals, .naaA*rreut, because there are already Reagan, she Is prepared to fear as to cause death, or by fliuriwYMi companies .........................................4 sources said Friday. Customers' liability to this bank enough stat and federal laws pound the pavement for making an assault upon COMMISSION Only a few new outbreaks of violence were onaccsØanceotanding ........................4 on the tx,oke to provide equal whomever Is nominated. (Schultz) resulting in death." o. Other assets ............................................. 211 reported following two days of riots in black rights for ________________________________________________ townships outside Cape Town In which at least Interpretation to the Supreme TOTAL ASSETS .......................................21.ifl Court, giving the court the right 29 blacks were killed and some 100 Injured. to legislate U It has In the LIABILITIES would women want to Demand deposits of Individuals, 71W already sWerior? ERA will TiMS and savings deposits saim rights away from of Individuals. , 0 C 1140 171C The wom& pushing Deposits of United States ERAare not using good Government .............................................se Judgment. They really don't Deposits of States and ,.nA.j.s ..A •Sia,, .,. h,n4I,.. understand political subdivisions ................................. wo, y an ow way "Wlts of foreign of life," Mrs. Morse said. Icial institutions .................................4 iI. Is of itsoq commercial banks ........................4 doctrine (4 Russia. I certainly Certified and officers, checks .............................. 700 TOTAL DOMESTIC DEPOSITS ........................ do not want to see women out Total demand deposits ......................... 8,369 there digging ditches and Total time and savings siweeng streets." IVW de it 11,630 Total deposits In WASHINGTON (AP) — An FBI section foreign offices ..................................... chief is awaiting sentencing after becoming 4 the first bureau official in history to plead guilty to a criminal charge of corruption. John P. Dunphy entered the guilty plea Friday as part of an agreement with Justice Department prosecutors involved in a broad probe of alleged financial corruption and other abuses of power within the FBI. Dunphy was fired from the bureau Thursday. Department spokesman Robert Havel declined to discuss other terms of the plea bargain. Normally, plea bargaining involves an agreement by the defendant to testily against others involved in wrongdoing in exchange for being charged with a lesser crime. Sunday. Ass. 1$. 1576-4* A modern L.E.D. (Light-Emitting Diode) watch by Exelar, at a lower price than you might pay for many standard watches. Shows hour, minutes, seconds and date. High-impact plastic case. Just in time for Hack to School, Zaks Re volving Ch.are. l3ankAmertcard Muter Charge Amencan Express • Diners Club Cane Blanche - Layawiy 150 only Men's sho rt sleeve sport shi rts. Solids and plaids. Polyester 88 and cotton blends. Sizes S-M-L AND XL Now Originally to 6.00 1 JCPenney ZALES SANFORD PLAZA The Diamond Store Open 10 am. ?oCp in Monday fhrj Saturda, Op.nS.ndjyi OOlS,OOpm Catlo0 Cintyr Ph 3?2 10.10 Slre Ph j11 1112 a - . 5. . 5 . .- •: {.,.,. '' �N-A Ewning N. AVE.. Area Cow *s.3222a11 or FRENCs SANFORD. FLA. Dolt be i me pf Is it It a city d_dbnan from on. st th neat few weeks to devote more time to his home life. r.inga sw Palo and cclleagss to "hong In there" beca'se he is noldsj 32771 Around Sunday, Au9ust IS, 176-.4A he is WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN Pt. OSHRIN, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor VAN GRACKLE, Advertising Director _ On one 4A .j..' I Issue side are those who ate propc nd T' __ ikg'ijg WOken The that If they are adopted the law should be renamed the Fairly Clean Air Act or Sort-of Clean Air Act. On the other side are those who contend the amendments don't go far enough, such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which says the amendmints do not go far enough In resolving the problems confronting business, The committees of Congress have spent mon ths working out. the complex details of the House bill and the Senate bill. They have sought to establish a workable balance between envlronmentaj and economic concerns, They have postponed final auto emission standards from 1978 until 1979-80 and have relaxed the final standard for nitrogen oxides. The have given congested cities five or 10 more years to meet national air quality standards and given local officials more voice in working out smog control plans. They have given industrial polluters more time to meet emission requirements. They have ruled out "intermittent controls" such as tall stacks on Industrial plants, thus forcing many companies to install stack gas clean ing devices known as "scrubbers." They have restated the principle that air quality should be protected in regions of the ___ Altar CmnIa$ge,r, Richard W%aia, Jaba Irnho ftryy lCwjtkow of ulxy lncreuu ond morbid yes or "no" on each request, CommiNlon thaleman MIhe Hattaway returned from a hoist abouc, from chambers. Taking the list In had, Hattaway began marldng preferences. "We'v, got "yes" or "no" on each one at them And look at him, he's putting down 'okay'," quipped Kwlatkowskl. 112000 worth avevote on," Hattaway sniweret and other young outdoor edhuetuts have at lout two more weeks to kick Up their heels before L _ ____ ° -- _ ê dl ___ goes 30. JOHN D. LOFTON JR. a lynn State Gun Law 1 Power ____ H e r s e lf __________ ____ -.., - ___ ____ A ___ ______ Scene Two. Mrs. Carter, smiling In a most gracious way at people In front and to the side, Is sitting next to the Carter children. Then one son lights up a cigarette, Without a change In her expression or a break in her smiling and nodding to delegates and visitors In the convention hall, she whispers, In a voice so low It cannot be picked up by the sensi tive TV sensors trained on her. "Putout Ihatcigarette." Meekiyheobrysin one quick motion. ______ 1u1 ,LLL.I ____ _____ ___ - f ________________ _____________ ________ ___ _________ ____ ___ ____ _______ 417 6 ___ ___ - By LOU &, .' - - - .. -. - ' . fares for seniors -.-•--.' present system Is to run for counts corn. ___ q flS1iJ'4 Budget Analyst Eleanor OMAE Chief Pat Glisson have their hands f11. ESPedaUyGllsson, who must dog with a corrinhislon split along party Democrats and two Republicans. The present spilt was perhaps best described by CotflmisslOner Harry Kwlatkowski, who one fine day remarked, "A three to two vote will a good argument every time." '-•--' - irf LVJYVUIY tCUr4UMIT An announcement has been made of the —-— '1. A be kind to humans campaign that plan to work In Reagan headquarters a'polntment of "Fuzzy" Pope of 641 will probably be carried out mostly be there. They have rented a condominium. Jasmine Rd., Casselberry, as the local —u-s." canine campaign manager for "Lady" for Fuzzy has also announced that his Only a few years ago Mack N. president. mistress, Retired Air Force Cal. Marl V. Cleveland Jr. was one of the few men In "Lady" Is a distaff canine who Is Pope, will assist him In his duties as public life who held the title of bachelor. conducting a "write in" campaign for WASHINGTON Each month, It campaign manager. Investigators from the justice departThe list has grown considerably, president of the United States In the seems, the Federal Bureau of mont, younger FBI agents and outside howe r ve . Other well known bachelors are Investigation says that Congress, November general election. the press o ervers bs of the bureau have aruM for rrninfv Dnr A..êk,.,.Le.. Seminole " us iy afl roe puouc have now learned all there •.•, me motto mor I.soy's campaign months that the agency could not really be Administra ve Direct James ti or (Jim) "Better for a dog to go to the White House license; Is to know about th cues.and abuses th cleaned up and reformed so long U the Ryan; State Rep. Vince Fecbtel (R- the bureau's past; each than for the White House to go to the time t he "2. Some of the high-paying horizontal Seminole County's Republican state Leesburg), Seminole Property Appraiser new director, Clarence Kelley, who has dogs." spokesmen Insist that now the positions awarded by the members of the committeeman and de bureau can held the office for three years, was The canine f eminist says she Is Senate and the House of Representatives convention In Kansas legate to the GOP Terry Goembel, former County corn. settle down and get on with its work of surrounded by aides who had themselves City, Fred Street- missioner John Alexander and The qualified as a taxpayer (municipal must go to residents of the sta tes or man was seen on the CBS Morni fighting crime, watching out for foreign advanced through the ranks under the old ng News Herald's new editor, Norm Oshrin. registration tax), and as a wage earner, districts they represent. There should be Thursday In a story spies aix! protecting the country's "Inregime and remained loyal to the memory of a platf orm subthe latter qual1fica Uon derived from tenui security." 9i loyalty to one's constituency, of Hoover. For a time Kelley stubbornly committee meeting. Streetmnan was In Speaking of Ryan, his friends, weeks as pet advice columnist for the But, as more and more Is discovered insist ___ that the "There shall be only one dog at a time Kansas City all week working on the Longwoc,d Mayor James R. Lorznann and National Examiner, a na tional weekly for every son of a human on Capital Hill. platform committee. about the t&year reign ofJ. Edgar Hoover Rooverite "old guard" wa s, above all, Councilwoman June Lormann, are hosting tabloId. Fifi, new revelations and "4. In unofficial assignations, often loyal to him and would tweiy follow his Streetman was Identified as a Ford a party on behalf of Ryan's candidacy for di es Th The campaign was first la unched In the referred to as liaisons, the assignatees supporter. Actua sclosur come. e bureau desire to institute more progressive lly a Reagan sup. the legislative seat currently held by doomed Grundy County Herald of Tracy City, shall bear t he expense, In lieu of the porter, who Is pledgedheto IsFord to wallow longer In controversy, policies. Just recently, however, Kelley for the first Fechtel in the Fl or ida H ou se. Ryan Is a Tenn. on A pril fl, 1976 and featured In the assignator, out of funds received f rom two ballots. To answer to a current agenda of unresolved usly fired his associate director, mysterio democrat. The party Is to be held Aug. 21 July 9, 1976 edition of the Nashville Ban- book publishers and movie producers. scandals would be enough In Itself to shake Nicholas Callahan, without public axmay have, Streetman before he left from 5 toip.m. at the Quali ner, with subsequent release by the wire ty Inn, 1-4 and the foundations of a government agency "5. Institution of a 'bite the rich' Seminole County for the convention, said SR 434, L(XlgWoOd. planation but apparently on the ground of services. . ,. , once rever ed by an overwhelming program In behalf of the working poor who he would not break his commitment to vote Implication In the scandals. -';Acco dituyPe someof the . are now financially 'all chewed up.' majority of Americaits nasJjp and others arthrnd for Ford regardless of his personal The Women's Campaign Fund (W)r. specific policlea flat Uady will pursue "6A 'gito the digs' piñgram, 37ear feel1z s.' people In the FBI1_1_~ wilch of Washington, D.C. has announced Ithas have to do wi th regula ting elected of ficials round, In which human citizens are urged Outside Investigators 'have found Staunch Republican women, Jerry contributed 11,000 to JoArm Saunders for Itnimands i special &06i of fidelity and ct irregularities rather than the Individual citizens. Some to visit huma ne societies and buy a lot of Keeth, Ann Cowan a possibly a .schemne of pride from Its employes, even In troubled nd Evelyn Alpaugh, her ca mpaign for the Florida Distri Five briberies and kickbacks 0 of these policies are: In the FBI's love for very little money. The slogan of all of Sanford, were to leave by car seat In the U.S. Hous es take pleasure from the agency's e of Representa tives, purchasing of electronic equipment from "1. No snooping Unto the affairs of this program will be 'Take advantage of Saturday morning on their way ur c r ent distress, the departure of Callahan The WCF Is a national non-partisan to the private suppliers over the years. priva te citize ns without a bloodhound the paws that refreshes.' represents a victory for those who contend convention city for 10 days. The women organization whi th raises money fos. what A safe in the New York fl.Jdfflce of the that the bureau has been dominated too they, term ogressivo women candidates. bureau yielded a list of dozens of illegal long by a clique of traditionalists at FBI OM In 1974, 17prof the 26 women supported by burgla ries committed by bureau agents headquarters In Washington who have the WCF were elected to the local, against members of the Socialist Workers' li ttle seine of what life and work are like and federal offices they sought, 2 party and other leftist groups In the early In the bureau's 59 field offices. S l970s, long after such tactics were sup. Callahan,who lasthadafleldasslgnznent A meet the candidate marty wa to l ...-.-i ... ....- i,yu '.— -.----'-.' Jyv1Iuvu. I eacners can m's called a lot of things. In 1945, was Immediately replaced by held at 8 p.m. Saturday (Aug. 14) at the formation he gave them' Court proceedings on the contested will They can be called dedicated, they can Richard Held, the special agent In charge The same tenet is applicable to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.Sturm, 231 of Clyde Tolson, Hoover's associate be called pedantic. They can be called of Chicago. Tollga Trail (Woodlan ), L te ds on gwood, At director, closest friend and heir, Indicate arguments of the school board negotiating overworked, they can be called greedy. the party Fredric M. Hitt, candidate for team. It's the old "boy-who.crjed.wolf" th at other FBI officials may have forged Still, in the ranks just below Held, the They can be called ViLti,"sey can be called Seminole County Judge, group three, non- his signature and otherwise exploited him syndrome. out of touch with reality. They can be Kelley administration at the FBI is heavil y If Cowley won't take a credible stance on par tisan, was to be Introduced to 140 in-- on his deathbed to obtain part of his estate. called responsible for the decline In docked with former Hoover m en , some of t guests. was to be hosted by The An audit has revealed that Hoover an Issue as unequivocal as class size, then vi ed whom are believed to be under In-academic skills amo ng today's high school the Strums, Mr. and Mrs. James Weinhimself, with the connivance of associates, why should the teachers believe him when ve stigation themselves. Unless Kelley te 11 before they he says that hundreds of thousands of berg, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Szymanski and may have tapped an employes' does something about them he may get to class, they can be called tardy. ,1,*IIn__ I....1 I.. kZ -Li lKlea w L7uvy IUUUS cannot m's used Mr and Mr, IliiI H.it1 eJ nh.,.I ,uiu iu - iu own pvrurw.i use. But one thing they cannot be called Is league-leading career total of 1,710 himself be forced to resign. for teacher pay hikes because the money uneducated. They have the degrees to strlkeont& was rw,,eu and belongs to, certain Prove that, many of them beyond the basic - - - —- _ . - - --- ... - _, JACK ANDERSON ' uc '. Communists Pam per Athletes - - - BERRY'S WORLD stating gymnast, necessary . , ..,c .- - lied properly." — C --- .,. - -- - Who Is F - -. I I n g V'f h state . 'U party ,. UH U firearms -• - - '----I------ ' ' use of firearms In the more premeditated crime of robbery, although the publicity about the laL - -- .. - / effect may have been rela ted to a very short-term shl1 away from f irearms ." achieved a remarkable response from the populace In their current disaster emergencies. While the discipline and In early 1976, for example, assaults regimentation In Chinese society Is alien to Americans as a free showed a "small Increase" over 1915, but nonpeople, It has probably been the key to the orderly evacuations firearms assaults "Increased explosively over and rescue efforts reported In Chits. the same pe riixl" specifically knife attacks, . Technology can make us less vulnerable to natural wi th the largest Increase in "other weapons." WASHINGTON Confidential Intelligence disasters, but It cannot sure us of "human nature." Some of the "For every new world record a Soviet a thlete w ha t Castro would wan t to hear. Instead of a gun-control law to reduce gun reports explain how the athletes from the sets," continues the Intelligence report, ,, campers now missing In Colorado were skeptical when the what would be more effective would be a Indeed a he ll of Castro's a thle tes arrived In heard the flood alert. The skepticism may ha ve cost them theirycommunist bloc made such a spectacular receives a bonus of 1,000 rubles and other Montreal with a lull repertoire of Cuban law punishing the gun crime Itself. The study showing at the recent Olym pics. lives. benefits." The document adds that lesser revolutionary slogans. Not one of them ex. says: "Legisla tion creating a crlme.epeclfl The documents claim that communist ath letes also "receive considerable recognition, mandate would obviously be more a ppropria te* press a thought ° countries have been force-training athletes for monetary and otherwise, above and be for a direct attack on firearm crime." yond w ha t the Olympics since at least 1960. The star per- an ordinary worker would receive in th re could be no denying, however, that the As those who oppose gun control have e Soviet Cuban at formers not only are subsidized but are Pam- Union." hletes put on a tremendous per- repeatedly argued, th ose w ho are going to pered with luxuries in flagrant Violation of formance. Hector Rodrlgez told In an commi t crimes with According to the document, "Rodriguez firearms will get guns Olympic rules, the document allege, was intelligence Interview how they were groomed so mewhere emphatic in that the Soviet athletes wi th and when they do, they will not w hom he came In contact made no secret of the f or their triumph. Rela tes the report: bother to Obtain a permit. This su ppor ts the frequent charge that fa "Rodriguez revealed that every ct that t heir efforts to excel were spurred communist governments develop professlonzI primarily The Harvard study reports that a "small, province had a TraIning Center for Athletic by the prnmi,e of material gain.,, athictc3 to Compete aa1nst tkrnrandom survey" of detalneets at the very Initiation In the schools. The main purpose of in telligence report quotes a past defector from d For communist athletes, the poli tical Charles St. Jail in Boston showed that t hese cen rs octr tion Is as Intensive as the physical te Is to recruit promising Sarue,t ti's Cuban gymnastics team, Zulema Bregado training. youths as Fox made those on the street ,,more careful," Zulema Bregado, young as 11 years of age. ,.(and) train them inst "would The Cuban Gutierrez, as stating : "AU the athletes probably not alter basic approaches are reported that "at least 30 minutes of political politically and technically until they reach the to intentional, professiona ls since athletics Is their main em predatory crime," capability to enter another Indoctrination is mandatory before early daily age and ployment." ur D i ng th e anlaysts of Bartley-Fox It was She explained that Cuban a thletes draw no training session," Thereafter, she was required similarly specialized school, f at ound th th er e were "only a handful" of "The la tter Is at the uni versity le salary but "receive other privileges w hich are to train for f our hours "every day vel and Is fjiwms crimes In which the offender had of the week known as Superior School of AthletIc wea a ta ntamount to salary." She citied "free room except Sunday, year round." pon permit. All others lacked su Preparation.. The school Is loca ted In the ch The athletes are carefully coached on how and board and clothing." They get "much be au thorization, tter react at the Olypmlcs. States and Intelligence lformer Cubanacan Country Club, one of the most food," and clothing ..of the best materials There Is good news, however, In the available in Cuba," she said, These S)CCIs1 document "The Cubansrnakeaspecialeffj0 uxurious of Havana, and the students receive Harvard Privileged treatment 3tudy orient wi th eir a th ga letes so re th rd to that food, once they come ti ad vantages, she tcld U.S. Intelligence men, which sports those who favor mane th ing and ho using." datory sentencing for certain gun cr contact with foreigners, they ha ve a precon. clo not available to the rest o the population." imes and The athletic triumphs are used, according to rebuts the arguments of Another Cu ban defector, Hector Rodriguez ceived party line which they are to use. those who say such the intelligence document,, to divert public measures Won't Work, "Every effor t made by the members Com'doso, told about being sent to Russia to study a of thc attention from "ot her failures" and to demon. learn, in The study points out that dually and divi collectively is oriented to physical education. Summar izes an Inte lligence while many strale "t he pe su riority of put Lenini t he Marxistcommunist regime of Cuba sm Massachusetts Judges did not like Bartley-Fox, report: under Ideology In sports." most favorable li ght. Fcr this reason, the Cuban because It foreclosed their options none he ss , t le "For a classless society, Rodriguez said, athletes are considered one of th they enforced and appli ed it. Once e best mea ns of The Castro regime also In fl tr th e defendant ates Its iumphs Soviet athletes not only enjoy special class conveyi ng that message:' by counti ng separa te ly all the medals awarded was convicted, the mandatory minimum prliltg'.s, but they are actually segre gated Into I sen te nce was Imposed, Some of these confidential documents date to team members instead of the single award to categories according to (heir performance in back to She 196&3. Yet they accurately forecast the team. competition, "Whi le this experi the behavIor of the Cuban a thletes w ho per. cannot be transfet-ret? The Cuba ns also di vi ded "the number of intact to other "Most Soviet athletes who have won medals formed at the 1976 Olym pics Jurisdictions and other la ws," the in Montreal. meda gain ls ed by th e num ber of the population Harvard analysis decaires, In competition of world significance, such as "it does suggest that The Indefatigable "Lets go home where we can be alone with our the Ol ym pic Games, rank as first class a thletes Jua.ntorena, dutifully Cuban runner, Albert of each participa ting coun try," states an predictions that judges wi s&t<ij all dedicated his racing ll Intelligence report, "The main purpose of this those statutes they do not like, thoughts and have some privacy. There are and receive a monthly stipend of 400 rubles in triumphs to Fidel Castro and the are simplistic revolution. Th statistical manipulation 1, to show tbst per- (and likely to be wrong). many bchpdckers out hor!" addition to other pr ivileges such as automobiles, formidable Teofilo and that a carefull y Stevenson, the gold-medal centage-wise, the Cubans can field better drawn and adequately publicized st housing and the opportunity to trawl abroad. heavyweight boxer, also always said exactly athletes than any other atute will be country." a pp , question some - .. Turmoil appears Fox for those crimes." The drop In general firearms availa bility "does not appear to have been of sufficient - - u..., - disclose any deterrent effect of anticipated additional penalties brought about by Bartley. ,, - - - - In - - - Still - assaults and homicide trends does not to date what the Lnflatl is Still and our meageronsavin gs,doing our thin purses Believe this. There will be no epd to retrogression unless we Join together j Wemustsay,"StopltStopftnowI"Our vntes In the Nov. 2 election must be f . against us. ... FBI _____ - - Commissioner Sid Vthlen Jr., a can. iSdate for the U.S. Coerou, called last week to report that the "bug" which Commissioner John Kimbeough placed on his desk was missing. "My bug Is mindug," quipped Vthlen. Howe,, before the day wore out Vthlen called back to report that the stuffed Lady Bug was found crnmmed In a garbage can outside comrnladon chambers. Th missing bug caaeromhwJm of the rnlndng sign cue. One day a sign which limited visitation at the cnmI-i chambers turned up missing It just disappeared, and office secretaries were at a Ices to understand Its disappearance. So Office Manager Del Wade bought a second sign. Who stole the first one? County government's Office ot Management Evalua tion and Analysis (OMAE) staff Is working out this Urne of year. The watchdog agency Is bony • first six months IZIlIIODeUed. Canine Makes Good I Concentrating primarily on Boston, where over half the Bartley-Fox cases were brought during the the law was In and where most serious violent crimes are age dlsproportlonatelycommiuedln Massachusetts, 's 3sase Harvard study notes the following: New Yorkers walk. It will keep them The only "definite results" of the new gun. Bad thinking there, brother and sister seniors. The cuts include a reduced police force. Walking control law are that Its decrease of general may be dangerous their health their very firearms availability "did not produce a lives. Senior citizens need police protection significant_ reduction In firearm deaths, or In the iiaoes resuiung rrom lirearin most. As for the firehouses closed and attacks." There was "no effect" detected on firemen fired? Staying horne is dangerous, use of guns In robberies. My dear contemporaries, look to what The study observes: "An analysis of robbery, remains of your comforts. Calculate carefully Cutbacks Affect Elderly Fatal Skepticism - -. • - 1 ____ A Flop - It's the boniest station In the county, and Kaiser hod hoped togetby with a$l.a.y,sr the normal yearly fee. The Kaiser e Fire Department lease runs out Sept 30. Mouse. Only the "Mouse" and one other And Kaiser. aftet 'w!1ping in !?5,CG peron kr ----)lsa1a&a&.ipJl,zn4I.j And that person Is not telling $50,000 In equipment says he may have to Mouse? Sunday, Avg. 1$, 1f74—SA - ___ seek a new biilkllng, Association directors want the county to M some 130,000 for a bidldlng that was coestructed In the iNfe out of donation. from citizens who dasired better fire PublIc Safety Dfrrctor Gary Kaiser fl Could It have been someone who butthe Semlnole-Goldegrod sometimes go to be tied. Seems es by the name of Mickey ___ WASHINGTON When Massachusetts enacted a tough gun-control law which tookeffect In January of lad year —a law whlchrsqidre.a minimum mandatory one-year sentence, wlthou? I*L1NlOfl, parole, or f urlough for those can. victed of carrying any firearm without pr oper authorization there was, naturally, strong disasreement over whit would be the effect ° th is new law. Former Criminal Court Judr"J. John Fox who along with then Speaker ofBay State House, David Bartley, sponsored the new law, called It "a preventive measure" In crime control, one that he predicted would be " beginning In the war against alma." Others disagreed. Former Massachusetts Corrections Commissioner John Boon., labeled "Bartley-Fox," as It is known in journalistic "a bastard, counterfeit gun-control law that was "shallow and stupid" and "unimaginative. Band-Aid stuff." So, who was right? How has Bartley-Fox worked out? Well, according to a massive new study by the Harvard Law School's Center f, Criminal Justice's Gun Law Project, the answer' Is: not well, not well at all. In fact, when compared to the desired effect uppermost In Judge Fox's mind, that Is the net change In the numbers of "street" or "violent" crimes Involving hand guns, what the Harvard study calls the new un-controlJaw's "&lUcal measurn, Bartley-Fox his been a flop. _____ - ----- --' ----'- OPINION 0 Evening Herald Sanford FL Is WASHINGTON— iNEA— A friend who t he deaf. and who therefore Is expert at tea reading lips, watched TV daily during the recent Democratic National Convention. This watching told her something about Rosalynn Carter, her place In the Carter family and her relationship with her husband. Scene One. Mrs. Carter Is whispering inaudibly to her h usband, who Is busy talking with a man of some stature at the convention. "Move on," says Mrs. Carter sternly and vigorously, speaking obviously In a voice no one but her husband can hear not even the man he's talking to. "You've spent enough time with him." she continued. Move on over there." Jimmy Carter, without hesitation, obeys, cuts off the conversation, and turns to the person Rosalnn Carter has Indicated. r --- —i'-- '•'— Bay - - "u' - at ___ A. - w uu'a wiwun mm enougn rope," commented the on county government and leave out Tom chairma n. "Just giving him rope." Word? Well, some will say he should be left out of everything, while others say the Some county workers are miffed. Some Only Independent in the race this yew is think no pay hikes are In thIs year's the man to watch. budget Also got a can from one BInIOtd bears watching. U for no other disgruntled worker who said he couldn't reason, he bears watching because he has understa nd why wo.-ken are budgeted for Womlsed logo "all out" In his race against five per cent hikes when county Come County Commission Chairman Mike mluloners are slated to n frn,n 1I M' ---u----.-v..'.-.w itanawsy. 116,51*. What does that mean?. For starters There's no ans for thatthquestion, in Binford says he has purchased a $3000 really. Except tower po t out at cornprinting press. What does a political mlssloners' salaries are In candidate do with a printing press? That's Tallahassee, and workers salariesset are set simple, says Blnfcrd. Right after the here by the cominiuio,,. Primary, he plans to use It to churn out An Important Item to remember is that negative "fact sheets" about his op. all 525 county employes are budgeted for POnents. five per cent pay hikes. And an additional And Binford promises the sheets will be 50 of those workers have been put In for zingera. In fact, he says plans are to pull an additional five per cent. All raises, out all the stops. however, will be awarded on the basis of "I've got some stuff people will fight to merit read," promises Blidord. That mea ns workers who aren't doing a What does Hattaway have to say about good enough job could get nothing. A big the upcoming zap shee ts? "Just giving zilch. About the only way to change the -' adou the Ros - _ TeaChers ifS adledohld to rOXt ho' wait Pridiy, Ang. 30, wIth COQWI' 'PtIIT pimuild to Welcome On back to sChooL 1schosWho Woik hI the north and atthe Couty (Sanford and Orlido) will a'te'l a coneocNlo. begkwthil et 11 s.m. In the 8inMuk mh SeW mod beard bot WT1 Will be ID' trodiae.d, stkrwhiclt Sept. WWIain P. (Bad) layer gi''1u& Will be aloud $ InIIfldUS to As Itis FOI1OWIZ* Layer's remarks, the Seminole Edoclitim AcIiN (VA) will have 30 n*Nlan In wbkh to 'Peak. for sooth and instructors is A similar pow. Idled Wi--1M stated tobetaddstLi 2:30 p.m. Mui Man to tr d A. n.m. _____________ By Ito. a'nnl,I ___ RAY CROMLEY A I en ts ______________________________________________________________________________ 'iI Scene Three: Shortly af te r Sen. Walter country where it Is cleaner than required 1 bY.. .M9rIlale was voted theDenocratjc nominee for national standards but sought to provide some he vice president, Mrs. Mondale was asked by flexibility and give states more control over newsmen where she thought she would fit Into a Carter administration that Is, what COTTIN development in clean regions thought her field might be. These appear to be the elements of a sensible She'd hardly gotten a sentence out of her compromise. It would be too bad If shot ( mouth on how she would be Interested in by the irrecondilables. helping unfortunate children and families, when Mrs. Carter stepped to the front, moving Mrs. Start to run scared. Total the cuts In services Mondale from her short stint In to the aging that New York City ordered In the 'Yes," Rosalyn carter reportedly said, "Sti&u last few years. Note the spin-off In the suburbs be a big help to me," publicly making It clear the and in the neighboring states of Connecticut and relationship between the First Lady and Number New Jersey. Two. if the Car ters should win In November. Clarify the Issues for those who say In. a4Iffr.,h. e'Ut_ti A sheriff's officer t Iiv.Iont (nL kI.m.. 'h,nn., ei.ij, nyu, Mat 3 new zor. ury. we rh,pl Carter camnaiwn aId,' h,u. '-r--' H.. f.,a el... rm,,..1 ...,,,. ...... ium wiy cuu. ru e"' uon i uve mere. it won't happen here." and again that politically Rosalyon Carter may Wherever warning that a Thompson _ "here" Is, tell them directly, "it will have more Influence with Carter than anyone Indeed ha ppen he River Canyon. The death toll In that disaster would have re." Your own elected officials eLse, that on a number of occasions her advice also got the word, lower if more touriJ had been wmIngto pack up and v "cut social services!" has Overruled the guidance given by his other Weather monitoring system and radio communicatim In New York City the reduction Of funds for poli tica l st ra tegists. networks -.-odds thn.d with aging was eight per cent. "Oh, what's that?" It is reported, too, that campaign assistants, ythe some kiMnaJ can benefit by official wanings ou say scor nfully. Specifically, It meant that If they attempt to gain Carter's ear and fall, hive As the cue In Colorado shows, however, there is often an unmultipur pose senior centers were closed], m ore success if they se ll Rcsalyon Carter on we Pulse to stay put In spite of such warnings. ll," you say, "the seniors can take a bus to whatever It is they have In mind. Almost InEven the time and place of earthquakes may become centers which are still open." ". variably it's tuirl this atrato -., wv' .. .uu mauuana uune a ppears hUt Inc bus have been raised serving right now as a la boratory for that brands of geology. The Chinese admit that their system for forecasting earthquakes is still quite primitive, but they appear to ha ve .. days reman _____ Fall football and ry bid practice are startinlI, swNmdmd 1ovs are Crowding the -r Jo m B nford Stalking Hattawa y once more beln ealhid beck to 26sel, ho t for leminok Couty leacI____ __ oppose any re!axetion, such as Sen. Gary HaYL!)'Colo., if u The Clock The Congress is expected to resolve the "clean hir" controversy by the end of this month. At Issue are the first comprehensive amendmints to the 1970 Clean Air Act, which had good Intentions but has not been able to achieve its ob jectives on schedule. Bills In the Senate and the House would relax auto and Industrial emission deadlines, but to the extent requested by the Ford administration and many of the affected Industries. These bills are caught in a crossfire of criticism. ___ It was a s rprise to scur this week thot the U.S. Attorney Clandocouido'tanw,raquretlon about federal employes participa ting In local Political activities. A secretary for the attorney, JaIm Seigga, suggested to a reporter that she can the newspaper's attorney for an aruwor to a question about campaign contribution., "You mean a federal attorney can't tell me what a federal law says?" the secretary was Mket 'liat's correct," she replied. "Why?" "I don't know IIe i.t r-11 Cos'l Other mall: Month, $2.70: êMonffis. S16.20: 12 Months. I32.. Compromise __ - Home Delivery: Week $5 cents; Month. Mnffii'$l30; Year. 1211-. BY Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. All id at ptuml from ___ 'IIIIII! JOSEPH Pollution HWThO11! Is 1111361115. Al '1 that true boring iidgetcutUeg seqiom at the cowdy nml e __ - On Uon In Se,nlneWs clUe, a'mlts No r ' '' '---' '- college level, And by extension, very few of them can accurately be called stupid. Even If you graduated from Dumferlingtown Tech, it takes a reasonable amount of Intelligence to get through a four-year course of study. So the question Is, who does Ernie Cowley think he's fooling? Cowley, head of the Seminole County School Board negotiating team, has spent weeks at the bargaining table turning aside the requests of the Seminole Education Association's chief negotiator, Steve Rosenthal, with first one ploy and then another, Cowley's most sparkling gem of Incredibility surfaced during a debate the two factions held on the relative merits of large and small classes. Cowley told the SEA he has studies which show no significant achievement differential ' between students who attended large classes and those who were taught In small ones, Anyone who has sat In an auditoriumbased TV hlstory-biology.mathematics class at a large high school or a Humanities 101 class at a major university, then later participated In a course where the teacher-student ratio was 1-20 or below, knows that this claim Is pure sophistry. And Cowley Is talking to teachers people who've had more experience with classes than anyone else, and from both sides of the educational fence. But he has the figures to back him up. What about those? A sage soul once said that you can take almost any argument and manage to produce aset of statistics which will seem to support it. It For example, sports fans can quickly a major league baseball player who toiled 16 years for a top team yet could not manage a lifetime batting average of even .300 - a player who posted such dismal season marks as .W, .245 and .255, waw while at the same time amassing a major - - He has to have been a real fringe player, right? One of the most mediocre around. Except that the competitor Involved was Mickey Mantle. So as Cool Hand Luke once said: "What we have here Is a failure to COEDmunicate." Only In this case It does not appear to be accidental. It looms Instead as a deliberate refusal to yield an Inch even the most clear-cut point, And the next question Is, what does this tell you about the rest of the school board's arguments? There was an old-time newspaper editor In Missouri who, upon discovering a misspelled name In a piece of copy, Is said to have hurled his dictionary across the newsroom at the offending writer. If this happened more than a Couple of times to the same Individual, the editor quickly replaced him with another target, His theory was that If the readers couldn't depend upon a reporter for accuracy In an area as basic as spelling, how could they rely on any of the other in. by, Individual schools OUR READERS WRITE Particularly when Instructors at those schools were stymied In attempts to secure dollars for educational materials last year because,school principals told them, the Institutions had no money left, But the course the negotiations have taken may not be so mysterious after all. To fully understand the picture, there Is one more element which must be con- What Price Progress? Editor: I see they are doing It In Mantua, Ohio, too forcing people to sell to developments by raising taxes on Sometime ago I wrote you a letter about taxes and mentioned what we are doing to orange groves. What are we doing to ourselves In the name of progress? Now we feed the world, even our enemies. If we keep making It Impossible for people to keep their farms, groves and orchards, we won't be able to feed our own citizens. But why should I care? I haven't any children and some of the young ones I've met recently haven't any manners. I guess It is because I have taught so many worthy ones during my forty-four years In the classroom and I have quite a crop of "grandchildren," Why can't the lousy developers, who don't give a darn If their houses fall down after a few years as long as they can become millionaires, use land that is unfit for growing things? Of course I know legislators are In favor of higher Wes. They have to live. But they can do it with less style and more work. And when they find a crook among fellow lawmakers, they should do more than slightly him with a reprimand. L. Campbell - farmland, Seminole County teachers are paid with tax dollars. Many taxpayers are also voters. And this, as everyone knows, is an election year. So it was with no surprise that one ob.. server, hearing of the class size argument, remarked that the school board reminded him 01 "a bulldog with Its teeth set in the tire of a moving automobile - they have their minds made up and they're not going to be swayed by the facts," be they economic, fiscal or just plain commonsense. - — .. -; embarrass •••I1, ' It I Sanford - Carter No Messiah ! " ),. -. , . .-; Ii " GOP HEADQUARTERS , 1. Editor: All of a sudden the media and people are speaking of Jimmy Carter as If he were the Messiah. From what Mr. Carter says he too thinks he Is the Messiah and be is going to "deliver" us from whatever ails us. First of all, be says he'll clean up the bureaucratic mess In Washington In four years. HOGWASH! He I - -, ' - .- '- might be a Democrat and have a Demnocrat.contro lied Congress, but the Democratie-controlled Congress established the bureaucratic mess In Washington beginning In 1933 and it has been going on ever since. Oh, they'll have a "honeymoon" for awhile but when ______________ _____ he starts messing around with all those agencies In our nation's Capitol there will be a hue and cry like this nation has never heard. Mr. Carter likes the 3 per cent Jobless ceiling established by the I1urs.rey.Hawkixij bill. If he gets the bill passed, that will add another $40460 billion to the federal budget annually. The bill is another makework program that will create more inflation and higher taxes. Mr. Carter is in favor of a mandatory health program. Who's gonna pay for It? The same taxpayers who are footing most of the bills right now. He says the employers will pay half the costs. So all that means Is that companies will raise their prices to cover any increases In their taxes. They have to or they couldn't stay in business or come close to creating any additional Jobs. And heaven help us all, Mr. Carter Is in favor of breaking up the 18 largest oil compamies, and Just at the time when time companies need our government's support and Incentives to go out and find more oil. U the people of this nation don't believe prices of oil and oil-related products will go out of sight, Just take a look at European countries who import most of their oil and Oil products. Of course, he could slap price controls on the oil companies but that will only keep them from drilling more or finding more oil and make us further dependent on the Arab cartel. He Is in favor of controlling oil imports. How? By rationing' He hasn't said. Mr. Carter is in favor of land use controls, The "Messiah" will tell you what you can do with your property and when. He is such a peace-loving man he is also in favor of gun that is, for anyone with a record. What kind of record? The people of this nation should begin questioning their legislators and the presidential nominees on how they plan for the people to pay for all the good things they plan to 'give" us. It is always the people who pay through the nose whether taxes are placed directly on people or on business. The tax-paying public needs to question each and every give-away program and its economic impact. There ain't no free lunch! The taxpayer pays and pays and pay.s' Always! controls, J, D. Demon Lake Charles, Louisiana * a V ?' •pI W El Iii I JLA~ ' "s"! , v' lb ' 'P 0 . ' " 1" ' p -' ' '. - ,, 'r ' , - - - - ' - - ''- j " - ' li" - - �4v* Irs,baftirt Pt. huy Aep. IS, ITh In County Commission Races . 1 - Here -"s Who- Gave What -- Onlyt of 11 c dets for F. Ds1e 550; Frank $20, tires aids en the Si'j'u James A. P,rr $50,Antou Albert V. 500,000 Pit Dug From Budget $ * Small truNr. 1ilI Price is "MMI By D P*ICZBTI' pernt boom they were Williams' contributors In. Annette Williwig Sanford, " Herald 81ff Writer judged Outstanding In their NOW Tructor Co. dude: self $100 and $1,000 $25; Stephen 8. Cook, Board of C.ty Cow Pip. W. Jo. 1Iley $50, Ii 2)22 N. Oi'aae. Ilsuaai Trail perforznan lest year. Philip Harper, WInter Park, Goldenrod, $15; John S. mlseiosers have boom see- J— orla., PIa. iae 1 Ill, A As County budget seeelons Keller $50, $150, Mack Both CcininIIOn Chairman 417 Ms4la Ave. cmN is r Blythe $00, Aim Rushing, Winter Park, $5; p'q. Ray Gr4 $15, ( Aflams.ufe Irls. Pia. 127$1 You 1W tO an end, an estimated Mike Hattaway and Corn. P1MSC -. George and Stdrley Daniel P. Rival Mattland, $50; war ac Ort"1116 Allameale Spriates to mid BnoI H. Denies $10, Il-meti, Lomgwood, $2D, lierry self $100; E. Jeermette Strobsi, ' o,000 earmarked for t. miesloner Jobe lUmbroh u law 1)04 rIo chess cia Clay Pit sitS has been they 14WO" PSI hikes for amc, Rubscea B. CoWer $10, Rick Van Brack!, $10, barbara Orlando, $25; Dr. David ' '• Cicoidy Qsrk Ci Qrcit Coert 11man $10, Lie War. $20, Johe Wlmthigtu&in $5.50 'bed from requests. county workers. Lime OltIwiler, Goldenrod, $00; Undo ArthwlLBsckwIJr. W.ek$15, am A$, WlflIi.;U5. The money was budgeted for . no; DWimir Parkoffice Farmer Aitomods Springe U.?. Grth Jr. $50 George pchuecia8einlnolesjtoto ' I' WIfl1n.' ezpanditui Ira- contributions In nd for PmJ C. David Gider, a Perkins -. mine clay for one during con. , • $10, Bob Heamn $10, dude: qonfy1ng fee J1, supplies, postage Dameroc candlillate for do and struCtion Ci county roads. ' ' Ray J. Jenny $10, Mary McCarthy Photo $12.10, lnhlcellaneoa,$155. ,5siu4 tin, board Ci coidy lCcfl Clayisnow trucked in from $15, Albeit Pope $10, Seffihiole County Republican u,ih1 sod uiu1y bold Tom Expenditures listed were: 9.; Ask George C. H Vol*erla County. $10 and $160, Executive Committee $30, S Bank of SeinOrie9, by Republican Richard HaroldFreomes Th 000000O IideCtICI is Green $11, Jan Action Coder rubber damp Park, rubber endorsement Glenn Klausman, zi, rerqi1s he has raised $10, all of second largest cut from an Springe. $5J3 and Jiffy Copy, letter, damp $t$5; Samoran Boone cently joined the staff of while spending $21. monlnrequeats.ilw ooi printer,, ietterteaà and en- Seminole-Brevard Public 52*10. mis The Now AN k Th s-'ri, In the district one county "low IWO and Studio one Defender Franklin Kel. first reduction wan $200,000 In Incumbent County Corn. C.umty C.ieIssI.i requests from judges for two mndsemm race, Incumbent photo work $54.. Icy. As an assistant pub. additions] courtrooms. missioner Michael (Mike) ap&1p ftsbftbnmd Hattaway's contributor, In. Thomas A. Binfárd con- Uc B.tlauaj (D. Wer defender, Klausman Office of Management expesees was e-by dud.: O.R. Couslneau, tributors Include: self $50, will has received 52*75 In con- Diiiania Kites, Iforild ,fl handle cases of in. Analysis and Evaluation Celberry, $100; J.W. Age., Michael A. BiCicrd, ID trlbstlons while mending writer and petit ice) Director Pat GilasIn $100, Gene ___B. Stephani $100, Postage $7.60, Hbes Kennels digents charged with °) $3,112.* to have all cuts aanhad reporter. Similar reprts Georges St. Laurent $250, Inc., Longwood, $50. Expen. misdemeanors. Klaus- plans Hattaway's opponents, easehesi board and ether Into budget next week. At that Frank 5U00,LIdVG DR. JAMES E. HIRSCH CltuceslldedareSsnfordQufck man, who makes his Robert French, a 1oaat, heal aid date races vii Um commissioners will know nd, Pri,S $250, Charles E1d11 Miftia ij. home In Deltona, attendd,IJ tkinis has received $1,070 while appear is The Evedeg If they have readied the desired CHIROPRACTOR $00, Robert J. PlJyak, $350, E. and self petition dissemination ed the University of goal spending $1,60flS; Vines Herald next week. Ci about $10 mIllIon the Everette Huskey $500, self $7.60. announces the opening Perry, RepNHIceI. ripened Georgia, and Stetson approximate size of last year's (loan to c"psIgn fimd) 150, Contributors to Alexander's Law School. of his office appropriation. $1,160 In codribetlon, and Ricky and Marllou Poin- Dr. George Starks, MaltJan4 campaign are: Jim W. Afford, for 11*72 in espenditerue; and dexter $50; 1 the practice of Same 525 county workers are Torn BLnfard, Independent, $110; Ufllan-ter 35nunerman $50, Gerald S. Ridberg, $150, $100; Charles I. Park Jr., $100, CHIROPRACTIC slated five per cant Pay Van Muter $10, Mary Wheelees $00, Central Jo)mLDsrbi$1E.rett. Springs Eyes Mks If supervisors feel the Zayre Plaza, U.S. 17.92 & Airport Blvd. cadn1ismi $11100 and ex- Joim Cib,rry $10; Sods IL Pro&e and Equipment Co., Huskey $100, Tony Rued, $100, for peridltw $4511 raises are warranted. COaso $20; Ruth &nfth, IJO; 11.000, AntPn' Nk1son $50, Jack Liar Hours by Apoointment 1..'!'v Zimln tcr, .tdcr• bojI 5xyty. r5ffone 322.4153 $100, Dan Dorfman, Democrat, Jordan $10; Jack Poole Jr. $10; workers have been recom. VOtéCha Roy Dye, Winter Park, Ginahal $100, G. Andrew Speer reported contributions of .11 of Clberry. - mended for an additional fin 6111111111, at ___I lumber $247; Harry Goubrine. t (. V.,,v,n W.. f.- am _____-_-__- . -- &. secuanaaan $10; CIO Altamonte, lumber $35, Gary Mack N. Cleveland By JANE CAELBERJ ..,"$00, $035.11; ____ Williams had con. Whttebwst $10; Robert Ker, Rogers, Altamonte, paint and Jack T. Bridges $50,Jr Herald Staff Writer Central 11`1Ci 11,31515 and ex- cber $10 and Mack McClan. supplies $22.75, lady Gods, Produce and EquIanid Co, penditare of $Il $1711ASteven nahas $10; H.D. Hood $30, all of lumber $50; Joe Crea oni, use $200 John Dickey WINTER SPRINGS — Inc.$200. Deifle.e listed codribigjo, of Sanford; VaIidhe and Irma Ci Attorney Gary Massey Ford Pickup for campaign Expenditures listed were: $000 and expenditures of• Ortiz two charter ami Engel $300; laster $100, Charles True, Winter filing fee $525.11, and posters ments $J1. and Sonja Mandell $150, Jack Park, $247 lumber. to city Council Mon $366.15. In the district five county Laser $110, John F. Lowndes Espenditires listed for the on Contributors to Tyre's evening for In commissionram: D111011OCnit $100; all CiCeIaalo; Dr. Joel IL Hattaway campaign are filing campaign Include: self $1,000; second primary balla John Alexander had con- Grenn, Winter Park, $10; fee $.91; Damla K. Doigner, 5.0. Chase $100, H.IL Kastner The proposed amendme trtioiis of $1,700 and as- Benjamin Newman, Longwood stationery, $114.19; Beth $100, John W. Evans $75, BY. would change the date of 1-41wes of $121175 while F.D. Bimdy, Longwood $10; Hattaway, stationery, $35; Wheeler Jr. $100 and Ed Parker municipal election frI W.W. (Bill) Tyre listed con.ISO, Josephine May $10 and Quality Inn meeting $.2$; $75. December to November trlIcn. of $1,450 and as- Mariloon Poindexter $10, both postage stamps $13; Graphic Tyre's eend1tures include: coincide with the cow penditures of $1,174.73 and Orlando. STATEMENT OF CONDITION Winter Park, Printing filing fee $.91, Celery City general election and wo Republican William Kirchhoff Sharon Grayson, Winter Marketing, bumper strips and posters $1T7.21 and Graphic Teqdre the deputy mayor, ill showed contributions Ci JUNE 30, 1976 $010 Park, $10; Liaise Amanda $729.04; Quality Inn breakfast Arts for signs $171.60. mayor resigns, to serve and no expenditures. ntght, L.ongwocd, $35; Jerry meeting, $31.96, Peterson Klrthhoff tided contributor, mayor only until the ni ASSETS Contributions to the Gider Voyer, Maitland $10; Lucile Outdoor Advertising, billboard as: self, $500 and $100; Harry scheduled election. campaign: st Mortgage Loans Edilma Gurder, Winter Springs, $10; 1600, postage $35, and Celery Lee Jr. $100, Nina D.LoganlsO, __ $236,248,443 Wa-nti1he, Orlando, $10 and Judi Kwiatkowski, Longwood, City Printing, advertising B. Brad Hollingsworth $10, Other Loans $30; Sidney I. Vihien Jr., $10; Isaac Borres Rosello, materials $715.35. Legal Notice W.L. Kirk Jr., $20 and G 3,811,813 Sen.fonl$1O; Steven Garver, $10 Winter Park, $10; Pamela Robert (Bob) French, Andrew Speer. $20. al Estate Owned and $25; Fred Hspnei, $10; Roberts, Orlando, $30; Wesley Democrat, contributors: self FICTITIOUS NAME 1.204,236 P4011CC Is hereby given that I a' Jerry Bali $10; Ray Brooks, T. Place $10 and Richard $30.$SO0 and $20; Uwe Caddy engaged in business atn2owInt Legal Notice $10; 1-dlwr Bruce $10; William Aldert, $10 both of Oviedo, Ray Stores $50, William Rev, Woods Blvd., Winter Park, Fl. 337 F. Doyle $10; Bay Guard $10; Powell, Longwood, $10; and Altamonte Springs $100; James IN THE CIRCUIT COURT nF THE fictitious Seminole County. Florida, under " ,u u,au LId1 of IDEA FACTORI 40.020 Bob Smith $10; B.D. MfTub Wayne Miller, Winter Springs Vaughn, Winter Park 1100; EIGHTEINTI. JUDICIAL CIR. and that I name intend to register si Jr., $10; 141115 C. Beidisy $10; $10. Rsry F. Beckham Jr., Winter CUlT, SEMINQLI COUNTY. name with the Clerk cIthe Circj Cash on Hand and in Banks Woodrw J. Wea; Robert 1L ,'Tn kI" contribetbong ustf' Pit $100; James B. owe PLORID4. 7.234,077 Court, Seminole County, FloçId. CASE NO. 7612flCA4IA accordance with thC provisln. Williams $10; Billie H. Chayre were: Dolores Freid, Maitland, Winter Park, $5; Frank Investments and Securities Fictitious Name Statutes. Ti 18,878,632 $10; George E. Grfrr,mett $10; 11.20; WIlliam L Mustard, Falconetti, Longwood $.5;b.E. IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF - theWit: Section 1"09 Florida Statuti $ Joe Del Roam $10; Raymond Maitland, lumber $300, BelAire Price Sr., Longwood $10 and ELLEN BETTS BEAL. 1957. Fixed Assets-Less Depreciation 10,573,033 Ambrose $10; Mike Meldeau Homes Inc., Winter Park, Roscoe Vanover, Longwood, , wife Pet ition,r, County Club Consultants, Inc $100; all of Alternorge Springs. lumber $150; Jerry Bali, $100. 51g. Carol S. Edwards Deferred Charges & Other Assets RICHARD FRANCIS DEAL, JR Vice President 6, 621,927 Mrs. John Polk, Sanford $10; Maitland, whiskey $121; Contributors to the Vince Publish Aug. C. It, 71. 22, 1976 TOTAL Steven Van Ore; Maitland $35; Holiday Inn, Altamonte, Perry Campaign: Mrs. Perry, and ALICE RICHARD DEAL, FRANCIS his wife, BEAL, SR. '?!E 2i9612.181 LirjIp Guiger, Winter Springs whiskey $94, Ramada Inn, Maltland,$50; Larry Breen and PICTITIOUSNAME $25; Dorothy McGfre, Altamonte, whiskey $120, and Associates, Orlando, $100' Respondents. Notice is hereby given that I an NOTICE OF ACTION LIABILITIES & NET WORTH "waged in business at 113 Elm 0, Orlando, $10; Donald H. Crown Liquor, Altamonte, PbillipM. Reed $100 and Alton TO: RICHARD FRANCIS CAsselbefry 32707. Sominoie county DEAL. JR. residence Schreiner, Longwood $10; whiskey $73. Savings Accounts Florida, under the fiij C. Loudermilk $35, both of unknown. 227.108.224 Raquel Cobb, Orlando $10. BAERS PAINTING SERVICE, inc Expenditures In the Gunter Maitland; Hugh W. McCarroll, Last known address: that I intend to register said nami Advances From Federal Home Henri Laidwfrth, Maitland campaign included Graphic Longwood $100; Lawrence 1) PFC Richard F. Deal, Jr. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 763)5.2535 $100 and $100; Isabefl GimLet, Marketing for signs, bumper Plante, Winter Park, $200; Seminole County. Florida in ac Co. c ist Bn. 37th rnor Loan Bank of Atlanta prfng $35; Josepi) strips $414.64; petty cash for Donald G. Webb, Orlando 150 cordance with the provisions of (hi APO New York 09326 29. 700.000 Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Del Rosam, Casselberry $100; maflouts $100; Celery City Lawrence H. Martinez, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Section $13.09 Florida Statut )957. Other Borrowed Money erman Elliot $ and Joa Joao Printing, b that an action Dissolutionof S. Leonard F. Beer —0--cans $es.56, Altamonte Springs, 1100; Dr. Marriage and otherforrelief has Pawdower $25; both of petty c Publish: ash supplies for cocktail Fred Hicks Sr., Majtland, $35; filed against you and you are DES 101 July 25, Aug. 1, I, 15, 1976 Loans in Process 6.375,182 Maitland; StUtTInan $35 party $100, Dennis Dolger for Dr. William F. Eckbert Jr. written defenses. if any, to it on 0. and Gilbert Roy and Rosa Acevedo type setting and graphic sup- Winter Park, $50; Walter S. required to serve a copy of your IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Other Liabilities FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, $1C, both of Orlando; Henry and pliesIttM and petty cash $100. Hood, ANDREW SPEER. Attorney 3,300.37 1 Winter Park, $20; Ruth Petitioner, whose address Is ill FLORIDA EdhrrHeind, Sanford $50 Dorftnan'g contributor, In- B. Scott, Winter Garden, $. West Commercial Street, Sanford, CIVIL ACTION NO. 76•IIl$.CA4.$.O General Reserves and Surplus Donald and Astrid Johnson, chided John F. 13,128,404 Lowndes, Ma rt ha G. Thornton, Falls Florida3277), on or before A ugust IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF Altamonte, $5; Jack B. Corn. Orlando $100; Lester Mandell Church, Vs., $50; Gilbert E. Clerk and file OrIglnO6 with the NANCY GAIL WILLIAMS, TOTAL of this Court either before WiI•PetIIIOnes' $279,612,181 mendeg Orlando $20; I)ai*e $150, Later Zimmerman $120, Daniel Jr., Winter Park, $ . service on Petitioner 's attorney or 11bbits $100 and Charles Hibner Jack Lazar $150 and immediately thereafter; otherwise JAMES MITFORO WILLIAMS, JR. self DIRECTORS $25, both Altamonte; B.W. $37511. ldefaultwillbeenter .j against you Husband.Respon,,f. for the relief demanded in the NOTICEOFACTION Brinkley $100 and Enrique Deviese's contributors InPetition. TO: JAMES MITFORD WIL ROBERT W HESTER — Chairman of the Board DeAffigoetis $25, both Winter dulled; Laster Mandell 1200, • ..... '.i . WITNESS my hand and the seal of LIAMS. JR. Park; this Court on July 22, 1976. Ubalso Collazo, Robert Holley, Maitland, $20, Residence Unknown D WILLIAM OVERTON Prcsidctn (SEAL) CsssrIbery $35; Baum and C.W. Brown, Apopka $50, Jack YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR action for Dissolution of N D ABERTS JR Marriage Simmermon $20; The Lasx $35, Linda Frank $240, As Clerk of t he Court has been filed against you and you ROBERT L COHEN Cycleworks, Altamonte $10; Lester Zimmerman $125, self are required to serve, cop y of BY Cecella V. Ekern I LATHAM DAVIS. JR your As Deputy Clerk Gary and Dixie Planck, written defenses, it any, to It on JOHN R DURRANCE. Korman and Bravo, Publish July 25 1. Aug. 1.$, 1$, $976 FRANK C. WHIGHAM, NELSON GILREATH ESQUIRE, Altam $1 and CM Qe!ewe $75 and DEBIO6. wooi, Petitioner's DR S A HUSSEy, SR $25 attorney, whose ad. Wi nter Park, $4. dress is ST ENSI R OM. DAVIS JOE C JENKINS JR Deviese's expenditures & REAR GRASS were IN THE CIRCUIT COURTINAND MCINTOSH, Post Office Kevin L Planck $10; William only the filing fees of JOHN E JOHNS Box 1330, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CATCHER WITH ia.ai. J MARSHALL LANE Sanford. Florida. 37771 . on or before FLORIDA I5 PURCHASE OF August 23. 1976, and file the origina CLIP AND SAVE W 0 LeVEILLE JR l CIVIL ACTION NO. 16.l411.CA44.0 with J WALTER NORDMANN I H.P. RIDING the Clerk of this Court In Re: TheM Lege of either bitore service on Petitioner's at. I MOWER . . . . SHELBA S TRENT, torney, CALL 834-81 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. , W.D SUNS USDA CWOICI W'G BRAND USDA 0101CC IRLOIN SONIUSS Sill !LMONII STEAK WHOLE DELMONICOS STEAKS WEFPLO PRICES GOOD IN THOU COUNTIES ONLY ORANGE, SIMINOLI, OSCIOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, IRIVAID, COLLIER, 1 ' VOLUSIA, SUMTIN, CHARLOTTE, LII AND MARION 9"f Lain II soneless soft, I stocks-111-OR. Each Lu 89ef Rib-Eye Lao Quantity Rights Reserved ';. INS ç F WV FRESH FRYERS ii. . 1110* Geud. 'A' ?. Pepee OuleLs, TIIØ. ii II. '$9' - ____ J11111401110*0 IlIk"(WAr") Trksy. . . 2 Prsep.lh 111111,91911,11,;WokbM 4Iqho , . Fl . .•.. PEG 39c for SeoUl,,, or 99C L.. W.D ud Spiced Leøch... v $1" . Tv!IceyWI.gs FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MID-FLORIDA SiJmi . •. sp, Sour Cream . : 94 5.,parb,.i,J . $ip . cup 74114 lrll%mro 1' ... — A . . . ___ 4em BOIDINS THRIFTY MAID ORANGE . JUII 100 A N'ELB0W MACARONI -r S. Tuna Is' ,., CAN ...... £ 89c Medicare Subscribers I Medicare 4, Insurance Entities You To Horn, Use Of. BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS in Tired of pushing your Iawnmowe,?LkJng,or r OXYGEN • COMMODES HOSPITAL BEDS • PATIENT LIFTERS WHEELCHAIRS • BATH EQUIPMENT .COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES O a practical riding mower? closely at the Anens line of riding Loo Qay is built into mowers. Z 0(1001 As Prescribed by Your Physician I Obtain these services under Medicare We Bill Medicare For You I Hwy. 17.92 at Lake Dr., the HP fit and pocketbook. see your nearest Miens dealer today. I i I A&C LAWNMOWER SALES and SERVICE Ph, 322-7923 I &I 25)7 2517 Country Club Rd DeBary, Fla. ma"0111 "wail CLIP AND AVE riding Emperor Deluxe to t tough, compact 5Hp Fairway. There's a model and size Ia your lawn I MEDICARE SUPPLY CO these mowers, from in I iffy 040 00 ... - - is Route 1. WILLIAMS. in tt. Petitioner; Box 117, Si. Paul, Virginia. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED permanent alimony;permanent that an action for Dissolution of child Support; attorney fees and the costs of this action; an equitable marriage as been filed againit you distribution of the jointly owned real and you are required to wve a copy of your written detensn, if any, tO it and personal property *I he parties Including award of the real property on FRANK C. WP$IGHAM. owned by the parties is tenants by ESQUIRE. Petitioners atlorn,y, the entireti to the Petitioner, said aPt.se address It Pci) Office Box property 1330, Sanford, Florida, 3277), on or as follow bed being more s: particularly I*fore Sept 3rd. $976, and file the Lot 10. Block L, NORTH original with Use Clerk of this Court ORLANDO TERRACE, UNIT I, either before service on Pititi,ç's Se ct ion I. according to the plat aItorneyorimmagi.,ty,,fl,,. thereof recorded in Plat Book 16. otherwise a default and ultimate Page 63, Public Records Judgment will be entered against C of Seminole ounty. Florida. being in Sect ion 3, you f;r the relief demanded in the Township 21 South, Rang, 30 East, Petition and your marriage t o Seminole County, Florida. Petitioner will be dissolved. WITNESS my hand and seal of WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court on 2151 day of July, A . O. this Court on July 74th, 197 6, 1976 (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court As Clerk of the Court By: Linda M.5h4w By Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk AS Deputy Clerk IN5TROM DAVIS STENSTROM, DAVIS 1. MCINTOSH MCINTOSH F Jgship Bank Of Fi.)gthip Bank of Sanford Sanford Suite 22 PoSt Office Box 1330 Poet Office Box 1330 Sanford, Ftorld 32711 Sanford. Florida 32771 Attey for Petitlør,aj AttQtflyi for Petltio, Publish Aug. I, & IS, 22, 197 6 PUbgth 1. Aug I, 0, Ii, 1976 DEC s J NW FRESHENER 3, OF a- HEADS I d WASHINGTON RUSSET U. S. 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The familar football cry permeates Seminole County high school circles Monday as coaches stage a call to arms in a twice-a-day practice at Seminole, Lyman, Lake Brantley, Oviedo, Lake Howell and Trinity Prep fields. lylGi LLOYD HddSW?W,Iii, cane altar Orcelt Jas Joe A. date witness Is on vEitIon Cowort Jr., ruled that andsr a - Vliicinf M. Delano, 42, of revision Of rioriin's armed Ill NaPolla Ave., Sanford, Is Sixteen defendants are burglary statue, efl.dlv, l seemed of two counts of scheduled for trial this week at Octoher, juveniles c-id be -to a,M.d IISSI*. Sanford befort Circult court lnikted for trial an aWti on - Mary Lawn Qmu, 0, Judge A.J. Hosemaim Jr., In 10 ftr*degree felony diaigsi. of Coiando1 Is accused of felony canes ianglng from forgery aii ii,ave, in the Brmdb poaseulon of cocaine and POW larceny to burglary and cue, CIrcult Judge DominIck 3. hirula. She WM arreded In a &i charges. Sa denied amtto zMdWi vice squad raid In Anisum state Atty. dismiss the Inttnent In a April at an Altainoate Springs NOVICk is seeking a continuance banning on Avg. 4. aportmsud. in the trial of a 11year.oid Vernon Wilkerson, 3p, of 310 U11e .k1 n, 10, of 111 Winteir Park DePah St., and r Edward Feed Ave., Altamonte Springs, by the Seminole County Grand Holiday Jr., X, 01411 Thd sL, is 01 burglary of a Jury for trial as an adult on an both Altamonte sprinp, we school and possession of armed burglary charge - a scheduled for separate trials on burglary 10011. flrddegree felony. charges 01 armed burglary, - Jowls BsUany, 54, Roy L. Doconnenits in an court Me grand heomy and receiving King.3kand Gregsq MIke, 14, Indicate the state wants the stolen pruçierty In Connection all 01 Orlando, face trial , on with 1 July 2 heeskln and theft grand larceny charges In delay because a 13yesr witness In the trial of Jomsi Of timm and other property cimnidlon with the alleged dwdft of Thames thfton June lof clothing from Brian Birnneile Is out 01 the country until m1d'Seernber. Joam Altamonte WW Modgcmeuy Ward, 1nteitat. Defense attorney James 11.11, Altamonte Sprt. Brunelle is accused of Figgaft has fUW 0 wilke that - Joist Lewis Was Jr., 20, of Insanity dele1e. may be 1311 V. 11th St., Sanford, Is burgbrixinglbS dwelling of an Charles Sagby, 1210 Hamilton used by Ave., Longwood, on Feb. 17, n, of itee,t Hedingi Jr., accused 01 burglary and petty City, Via., In ins laicuy in ccnnsction with a and arming himself inside glary and battery breakln it the Silver Tip the trial on dwelling with a thotgwi and two charges in connection with a Tavern, V. 13th St., Sanford. rifles. 12 te..kl in - John William tacin 28, of Brunelle was indicted April 7 July SenIISmi.. 417 Longwood-OviedoRoad, and ettr,dftr! fr W1nt .tlbany,for In d& cam dwk-Re4Springs, is Ge.,in .. Judge Hosumm burglary ofataverfloflu..t17.. In recent weeks armed tiniwsek: 21atLongwood. burglary Indictments against - Carl E Bridge., , of —QharlesEdwardRoinnette, approximately 10 juveniles Orlando, Is accuaed of forgery 10, of Eustis, Is accused 01 have beet diirntt.pd by circuit and uttering a forgery, felony delivery of marijuana. judges. State Ally. Abbott Documents in the court file — Albert Marvin Howard, 4$, Herring is appealing the MedeBddges will pre,.gan of Fht.tist, N.C., Is accused of dismissals to the Fourth alibi defense and that Assistant ri1itIng Sanford Police U. District Court of Appeals, West State Ally. Claude Van Hook Is L.D. Bishop with violence and Palm Bosch. The dI!nIw1e seeking a trial delay because a battery on a police officer. last fall, and will be working toward a Sept. 10 season opener at Port Orange Spruce Creek. Veteran Lyman coach Dick Copeland will practice at 10 and 4. The Greyhounds were 2-8 last season and will compete in the Sept. 2 jamboree at Oak Ridge. Lyman's first foe is Oak Ridge n Sept. 10 In Longwood. Montgomery will utilize 8 and 4 o'clock practices and hopes to turn around a 3-7 record from last season. The Lions open Sept. 10 at home There are new coaches at Brantley, Oviedo and Howell, where Jim Raley, Joe Montgomery and Curtis Keen have assumed respective roles. I Seminole coach 'Jerry Posey Is meeting with candidates at 8:30a.m. and 3 p.m. The second-year head coach Is trying to improve on a 9-2 season log I against Rockledge. Raley is expected to be met with a turnout of 275 youths trying out for varsity, Junior varsity and Seminole Lyman Head coach: Jen-'j Pony As$i$taflt$l Roger l.athard, Jim Dawson, Jay Stokes, Emery Slake, John Noichart, Bob Lundquist Nickname S.min.les ItlS Record 94 Schedule: Sept. less Part Orange Spruce Croft, I? Daytona loath Mainland, 34 OvIsdo, Oct. 2 OsLand, S at Colonial, IS Gainesville, 39 Lake Howells Now. S at Lyman, U Daytona leech S.abroue I at Lake Brantle y V Late Lab Evidence May Delay Trial On Lottery Lake Head coach: Dick Copeland Assistants: Wayne Embry, Skip Plotter, Bob McCvlbooØ, Stove Wade, Larry Baker, Sill Scott Nicknonw: Greyhounds IflS lewd: 1.1 Schodol,: Sept. II Oak Ridge, 17 leone, 14 Colonial, Oct. I of Winter Park, • ., 3. AI Edgev)j'; 23 at Lake Irantisy, It at Swans; Nov. $ Seminole. 13 at Haynes' Hunches A 30-year-old Fern Park man was free on $5,000 bond Saturday following his arrest Friday on drug charges when agents from three agencies raided an apartment. Norris Larro L.atson, 30, was arrested on felony pcssesstcn of marijuana, cocaine and heroin charges when vice squad agentir executed a search warrant at apartment 225, Cherrywo.d Garden condominlum.v, off Spartan Drive at Fern Park, Agents 1rt the Seminole. Sheriff's Department, federal I)rt Enfi.,ccsnent 44draLion teak force, and t Orlando Police Depdrtmeit seized il'gl drug-is with an titd strtet value of $15,00, ac- By JIM HAYNES SCC Reaches Crossroads SPORTS ______ ''°'- Keen has practices slated at 8 and 4 also, with the Hawks seeking to turn around a 1-9 season. The year's Iidlilter is Sept. 10 at Mount Dora. Brantley Trinity Prep Head coach: Jim 'ale, Assistants: David Tullis, Fred Almon, Jack Blanton, Paul Ore.,, Bob Becker, Willie Richardson, Tom $eiptried, liii Dempsey, Was $ally, Jerry Lowery Nickname: Patriots ItlS Record: 34 Schedole: Sept. 0 at Apopka. 24 a, la4esvelIo: Oct S Daytona Coach Seabreq*e, I Lake Howell, 11 it Port Oran, Spruce Creek 33 Lyman, It at Daytona Beach Mainland, Nov. S at Oviedo. II DeLand, It Seminal.. fth Lake Howell Head coach: Joel Kelley Aejistant.: Bob . Fulmer, Richard Dempsey, Chris Silts I975 Record: 7.3 Schedule: Sept. II Orlando Taker. f naci., is Jacksonville Episcopal, flat It. A,stini School for Deal; Oct. 1 at Admiral I Parraqut, t .asota CardinI.Mooney, 10 at . Salle Glades Day, 33 Vc,e Coach St. Andrews, 35 Melbourne Florida Air; Nov. 4 Fort Pierce John Carroll, 2$ Orlando Highland. — ssv.*.i. is me—il _____ ___ Head coach, Curtis keen Assistants: sa Zaremba, Pete Richmond, Sorts Soatame,,, Mike Hargls, Gene Knight, Tiny Clait. Mike leech Nickname: Haski IM Record: 1.0 Schedule; Sept. 10 at Mount Dora, 17 Moore, 34 Bishop Md.surno; Oct. 41444- tat Lake. Brantley, Is Apopka. 22 at Colonial, 20 at Seminole, Nov. $ Osceola, 13 at West Oranee. . ,, Oviedo . -'/ Head coach; Joe Mamomery Assistants: Sam Memary, John Thomas, Do. Gostalsos, Man Gillis, Stove Sargon Nicksums; Loans 1t7$ Record: 3.7 Schedule: Sept. is Nockiode 17 of Now Smyrna leach, 14 Seminole; Oct. iat Lakz Coo beach. IS "At llshopMosre,fl Thtvsvill. A$trit, It West Orange; Nov. S Lake Iristisy, 11 at Apopka. I •.. Raley ; -ì -, p ....... Là. Brash Jimmy - 9 tyE s uiTle Raiders lop Jets, 41-1 7 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) easy as the score would inNEW YORK (AP) John passes for 144 yards and a Playing tennis Is a love-hate dlcate. Madden, coa of the Oakland touchdown to lead New Orleans ch experience for Jimmy Connors, Co nnors' bad back, twisted In Raiders, was satisfied with the over Buffalo. It was the Saints' whose brashness and unques- his free-wheeling match with result of his team's 41.17 pre- second exhibition victory timed ability draw crowds Colin Dthley, forced him and season victory over the New against one loss. Buffalo has yet wherever he goes. partner Erik van Dillon to withYork Jets Friday night. But he to win in three games "Number one, I hate to lose, draw from doubles. As a result said he couldn't see what parThe Bills, trying to find a reand number two, I love to win, the match with Cohn pose the National Football placement for running back Number one, If I win, I pity Dowdeswell• and Sashi Hewn I. 'V4" 1et5I* eiidbitkijt svd. O.J. Simpson, scored both of tomorrow; number two, If I was lost by default. "We were on far ahead at the theft touchdowns In the second lose, I go borne," said Connors half (34-10) that it was all half, the final one coming with The women's No. , after his victory Friday over Icy Hunt, felt the effects of an downhill after that," Madden 56 seconds resnalithig In the said. "It was a matter of jot game. West German Karl Meiler old Injury and lost a quarterthrust him Into today's quarter- final match to No. 11 Kathy : getting the game over with. (Quarterback) Kenny Stabler finals of the U.S. Clay Court May after nearly fainting In the tournament. Was given great protection by Tampa Bay Buci' NFL oppressive heat and humidity. Connors, the No. I seed who on. offensive line in the first preseason game against the has filled the Indiana polis Rac- Miss Hunt quarter, but did it mIIy anyth Atlanta Falcons: Saturday quet Club boxes and bleachers net, the women's top-rated douView from clubhouse U post time nears ing? The Jets had played night on Citannel 2. each time he's played, was hiss team, later returned to the Wednesday night. They paired against an old buddy, court and beat Jackie Fayter couldn't have been ready." fifth-seeded Eddie Dibbs In to- and Janice Metcalf s- 6-i to The Jets, now 0-3, as cornday's round. Saturday, two unbeaten advance to the semifinals. pared tothe Raiders 3.0, did "I've been playing against They will play the fourthuse quarterback Joe Namath. teams collide when Baltimore him ever since we were 10 years seeded team, Laura DuPont Instead the Jets used herald-playsat Chicago. In other old," Connors said. "There's no and Wendy Turnbull, who ed rookie quarterback Richard games, Pittsburgh was at Strategy strate against him, he edged Kathy Harter and Miss Washington in a nationally Todd, who hit 18 of 35 pa knows how I play." televised contest (NBC) at 9 Masthoff 7.5, 74. and totalled 224 yards. In other matches Friday, In the evening's only other P.m., EDT, Los Angeles was at The other doubles semiCASSELBERRY third-seeded Manuel Orantes Rasco with a three-quarter clocking of preseason contest, the New Or- Seattle, Detroit visited CIabeat No. 15 Ricardo canto finalists will be Linky Boshoff and Victory Wreath took 1:33.4. Philadelphia travel.dtO leans Saints trimmed the But- c Dibbe ousted No. 10 Francois and flhlna Moss, seeded third, centerstage Saturday night at Miami, Denver was at Dallas. Victory Wreath was in the falo Bills 21-14. Jauf fret, No. 8 Brian Gottfried and Glynis Coles and Florenta the Seminole Harness ninth rare and seeking win Stabler directed the RaIderS the New York Giants were at beat No.9 Osny Partin and No. MIMI' the No. 2 team. Raceway. number seven in a row, which to two scores in the first period, Houston and Tampa Bay and Miss Boshoff and Miss Kioss 11 Wojtek Ftbek routed No. 7 collided at JacksonRasco was an odds-on would tie General Joe's mark during which Oakland con- Atlanta beat Brigitte Cuypers and VirJaime Fill, vile, Fla. trolled the ball for almost 11 In the conclusion of a match ginla Rindci 6-2, 6.3, and Miss favorite in the fourth race and set last spring. minutes. The first M. scored Today, Kansas City is at San Seminole was halted by rain Thursday night, Coles and Miss Mthal stopped something of a tirt to the oUt by Jess Phillips on a one-yard Francisco and Green Bay Sally Greer and Paula Smith 6Friday night, withwashed unseeded Mark afternoon , three-quarter an 87-yard, 12- travels to New England. Os . mile track record and evening rains of almost set No. 4 Haul Ramirez.3.5-7,7-6 of 1:32.4 set in 1974 by eight Inches forcing canplay drive. Monday, St. Louts and San mondson later lost to 14th-seedIn men's doubles, Redeemable. With Joe Siders Saints 21, Bills 14 Diego vie in Tokyo—thefirst ed Buster Mottram. cellatlon of the 1Orace card. Dowdeswell and Menon lost to Backup quarterback Bobby NFL game played outside the Connors' straight-set victory Zeljko Franulovic and Parun 7.. driving, Rasco won a mile race Post time for the first race Scott, making a bid for a dart- North American continent— over Metier, 7-5, 64, wasn't as 6,34,7.6. Wednesday In a time of 2:96.4 Saturday was 8 o'clock. ing berth, completed 15 of 21 and Minnesota Is at Cleveland. — 'I . . — .- Of Its Athletic Life . . . Joe Sterling says it all when describing the athletic picture at Seminole Community College: "We are at the crossroads. . . we are going to go one way or the other." Status quo is a situation the Raiders have operated in the last few years in a number of areas — on the field and in the athletic budget column. So, when the athletic director extended Invitations to a handful of citizens Thursday night, the idea wasn't simply to break bread at the Mayfair Country Club. To put it succintly, there was a plea put squarely to Seminole County. "We have reached a point where we have distinguished ourselves athletically, and really on a shoestring budget," said Sterling to the gathering of a couple dozen interested citizens. It was something of a cross-section of the socalled pillar of society in Sanford. 4 so many lobs / '0 D State Atty. Abbott Herring's The statewide grand jury James M. Russ, of Orlando, Is office Is asking for a delay In indictment cuç against seeking to have the prosecution Monday's docketed circuit Th,mas allegedly Involves use disclose the existence and court trial of lottery figure of a confidential Informant by promises of immunity, leniency Clayton Thomas, 61, of law enforcement agents, ac- or preferential treatment to Altamonte Springs. cording to documents In the three parious In the Indictment The motion Indicates that court file. Defense attorney cane., k— laboratory tests haven't was on alleged evidence seized by Mate agents on June 30 In a rM4 on a house on the, northwest corner of Amanda St. and Lake Howell Road, ad jacent to the Club 436, Altamonte Springs. Court files list $4,630.40 In cash as confiscated In the raid along with alleged lottery and boilta paraphernalia. An Indictment against Thomas, returned by the statewide grand jury probing Illegal gambling activities, charges Thomas with con• ducting a lottery, possession of lottery tickets and possession of lottery paraphernalia. Thomas is free on bond pending trial. Thomas, who listed his a& dress as Lake Howell Road, Altamonte Springs, and his occupation as a self-employed rental agent, has a record of lottery convictions, according to documents in the court file. According to an affidavit for the Jute 30 search warrant, Thomas was arrested in Jute 1957 In Orange County for conducting a lottery. He was convicted and sentenced to two years mprism. He got 90days ncowdy jail on an August 1963 Seminole County arrest for Possession of lottery tickets and 12 months in Osceola County Jan at Kissimmee Nobody elzo viction of a December 1966 charge In the county for aiding a lottery, makes anything Thomas was charged In May 1mIn&m1e with on .in a lottery but was acquitted. . else that does Drug Nets Man Joel Kelley won't have his full squad back from vacations Monday, but practice at the private Class AA school will be at 9 and 3. First team meeting is today at 2, at which time physicals will be given. Trinity Is hosting a Sept. 4 jamboree and working toward a Sept. Ii opener a home against Orlando Tabernacle. 11 Pey •1 R Ra id freshman squeds. The Pa launch their season Sept. Mat Apopka. Brantley drills are at 8 and 4. so well "But, we can't continue to compete at the same level on our present budget," Sterling added, giving the first hint of the school's primary need. It was agreed, voted upon and wheels put in motion to form a booster club to aid Seminole athletics. ( Coaches for the respective sports told the gathering a few of their problems, throwing in the highlights of seasons past —including some mighty impressive honors. Track coach Terry Long was named the ' nation's coach of the year; Tennis coach Larry Castle's squad was undefeated in regular season play by JuCo competition and was only one point ' away from a state title; Jack Pantelias took his ri baseball team to a fourth place finish in the state tourney; and Sterling's own basketball team has been a regular at state tournaments since the second year they bounced balls in Sanford. Basketball assistant Tony Begley said it best, however, hitting the nail right on the head. "The name of the game is money," he said. Specifically, only the lack of an operating budget to permit limited recruiting, travel and equipment expenses can keep Seminole from " remaining at the summit of the state's JuCo mountain. Sterling has a total budget of $22,000, of which $15,000 comes from the school's general budget. The rest comes from donations, pari-mutuel scholarship nights at the jai-alai fronton, dog track and harness track comprise the bulk. "To ready stay competitive, we need to double that budget," admitted Sterling, who notes rising costs are his biggest problem. "It used to cost $1.50 to feed a player on the road, but now it is more like $3. Uniforms, bats, balls, etc. are allup better than 30 per cent. The precise amount of aid the new booster club will be able to come up with is totally dependent upon the people within a stone's throw of the community college campus. The chances of the state legislature taking the ball and forking over additional funds to the state's junior colleges is rather slim. In fact, cutbacks are the order of the day. So, the fate of the Raiders' teams is hinging on the citizens not the booster club, because it is only a vehicle. .. . . ' I seed Les. - . Track Record Due At Seminole — • ! ___ . . - 7 VIP- Tke Gravely Ali.Gear.Driva coovarslbiq tractor. Attachments I. mo*. plow, cvlt*atq, b{l-g, spray, move saw, compost, and more. Walkfor thet.uhi 'obs, 01*ac.5 'Iky a.'d oval wheels for rldin an the straightway. 1st us live you a demonstration and amw reu why Cra,i, Is '. Nobody e'iv. 110W. MELODY LANE FL. 3V17 30143i.M4; IIP4AhCSIIOAVAILA$LI bJ.d 5SWI-sOlSMuia *1w MC SAC CASSEI$IIRY CAMCO 1P4D1Th TRIAL £QUIMEp.t • GRAVELYT , qm ' Y ELSE. PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE AT LOW PRICES! ' SUNNY BY I Ab A HA RE - .'., :.. . . OVER PACK OF HOUNDS The bunny is leading this rre, but that's not unusual becanse the mechanical lure wins just about everytime at the Daytona Beach Kennel Club, where the summer season of grey!teiiad tickig is just post the hallway point. Jack Tryon Is the track's winningrit dog with hi victories. A.A. Davis Is the top kennefownr, rua11g out about $5 In purse money per week. The trick Is open Sightly ezeept Sunday and dater matinees Mosdgy, Wednesday and Saturday. , ; i U 'TCflCSW'.flVS £,.tez-.tM.F.ata.nrjJ;, , 4 .i• - •&S-...._ -. tSt i . ,li ¶U, - - * • 1ç ' ( �i',us1q N.,i aNrl. FL Susdey. Aim. 1$. me Obscure Leader At PGA Has. NicklaUs Wonderinq F t I _ BTH5DA, Md. (AP) - table where mlophonss stood "I've never seen blm Mt a iç like electronic weeds, to ixt" Ja !4kIans t plea bow he hel managed to then l'4,u of a twonder-p.r U to a lbsPGAGc1c,-.,'JL.11E,an ftr*omd 40 for an u$beilev. obscure golfing optometrist able front-ninning score of 134. ei Dr. Gluier Bryan Nicklain, his am-bleached Morgan U, *o,. Mto; vie,, t*lr falling over Ma forehead, 1aied . rod.dwl1te eima lock In the directIon of teat by a eor of Morpnandappesredtedisject bbssoo.s c him with one penetrating Nicklau, the defending glance.Thenhegolupbomthe th*niz and Ia. chair, turned and walked vor1te jt hid NId toward the exit. of Ma en Jrouid II, Morgan watched the game's petting Mm at ma per 140 for recognized sovereign disap. two ts the .nery..ap. pe. No cenfrontatlofl. Ships Ciagreeslosal Club that In the idgh*. Such wan the little dena that No, Gd Mer, who had set the scene for the weekend teed oft only II mlimta after showdown of the Sib clambeke lbs Golden Beer, w being led of the game's aching and up to the witte clotb.covered toeranment The question Is: giving -._ ping p (n Nkixa catch the onol doctor from laboma? Can anybody catch Mm? With the often tom perame) and wredictable Tom coolft off from Ma opening round of 16, Texan Tom Kite moved ckeant' to Morgan with I1.72-13S, four shots back. Weiakopl, erratic with Ms Irons, dothle4iogeyed the per. fwxixthhcie,whichhieqj Thtridoy, for a 74 that placed Mm at 130 In a tie with veteran 1n Janiary, 7010 aei South Africa's Gary Player. Player holed out from one bunker and alment knocked down the pin fromttwesotheainiaivigjnga 69. Nicklaus, with tires hinlea In a space of four holes starting : OPI D. .i G. Player B. Cnenshaw J. Nlcklaus Zender 0. LIttler J. Mcgee COody B. Collins J. Mcgee R. Floyd D.Gratem For KC, F.0. M...i.v Caie ' Others J. Inman KANSAS CITY (AP) - One 0. Jones Since U. Haves nit bofosf' ___ U. slammed into his head and H. Hill ______ pin,.. go I. Mike Marshall fir knocked him unconadow, D. Padgen ____ eg arms? What trealag tees be have? at........t..., .. -. ...a -.----_-- . D.B., (&i hind his left ear as Hal McRae L.LOfl _____ nervously in the Kansee B.AIiin of "fr'io&igy" at "4'(p' State That's the study of tanninMood Qty ii.oyai3 irea , n- .i. Pate in relatkm to anatomy. He cured Fran Tarkenton's sure for the first time in his life 1.o.Elder Hill MlbigwIngIy.srand thIs year has worked with Bill Khmer Of whether he wanted to put on a H. 0mm You Asked... ___ , • -.- - . the W11'igion Ri4'kl,,.. unitorm. i ctii.e ________ Bolero, teg after the recent All-Star PWe U .1. Kiefe Charley Lau watched lk Plèyeh ol R. Massrçal, trslt w sly the ieeend swept It all IL reeki. mi to d. that B. Weaver Nit Ce M 5iU 'nQuietly, without attracting J. Porter v the sit. Whe w U? Wi. Fkr, ti Twitty attention, Coach Lau spoke with L.H.Graham McRae In vete. He told him K. ZarI.y Amerlcax Lagtn. He w a rookie pitcher for the Washington J. Colbert 1. Watson pita," i 441-134 N - . . " " ., . - - '. . • . . . TROPHY TiME -, flaa --- w ..Iesan weu I,,. s Janler g at iseady e.sd at Geif (kb. 401* Smlr. wan dst with en II Age 13.11 low ant winner wan eI Casper followed by Lheehi Luiues aid 1* LaDy. Ii 012 Miit wee Jay Ward f.Uswed by Glen Xratz d Andy Will.. FIMIng pee MkkeyO'BrIs loll I. ratz, hut,,, Larsen, Ward AtL.A -L- r*t are Laly, WI, U7 U Yin Jr.) Counsilman: Swimmers Don't GetD-u - Rcnrf - w w w w - to Detroit Little Black Book Leads Britz' Way 72-71-113 magazines recently?" asked hasn't developed yet. I the 1-meter freestyle" might work out in the pool for 71-72-143 the U.S. men's Olympic remember when we had lIttle "I know Nadla got a handfui an hour a day, three or fw 72.711 7370-113 swImming coach. "It's all girisdiving. They wouldhlt the of perfect scores," contInued days a week. Then he'd spendL 73-7 1-144 Nadla Coinaneci on the covers: water without a splash. But Counsilnian, "but the publicity the rest of the time 7470-144 'A Star Is Born." 'She Stole The when diving boards were made for them ahoujd have gone to recuperating from his 71.72-141 Show.' My goodneas, she's sly heavier, the girls were the Judes. They ought to ix. weekend." Johnny liked 72-72-114 7074-111 have been competing. The to get the necessary lilt, should get who doos a more The Russians, notes Coon. - -.'-' --.--,..---.------------- - . ' 'I I "t - ' .1 / - J' '/ C , , -. . , " .i I .:::;:.:::;:: FIRST-I.Peqw'oa Fee; 3. Picas ' ROCSIn 3 June Alice; 4 Shelton .. ree 3. Grinn Up; I MIcky / ECkivt7JclmrleMargo;5.I,a Lucille $ICOWD-1 Conivs:2 L$Love /' Of Emma 3. Anslee Cois I Clever .. Ch1VIOI 3 Tailgate Toddy; I 4 Pmwose Don, 1 Josie POfts; I ' Loneiocn Edy THIRD-) Norwood image 2 . . ' Hinds Oft 3 Edt lmpulae;a Eye ', Appsel, S. Wayside Sutan; I Pecos ' .. Smokin 7 Trade Day; S. lusy Mr w&,, B * FOURTH - I Joker lake 2 .. American Champ; 3. 5. Printer; 4. Oi Penny; S. 005ha Migley; I. Stick . tIC; S. IkI -:-..r. I i I." 4 .. . '. ' ''- • 't.. P.. 2 , - .j ' . • - . I f .-. ... j / ,/ FtS) . T(4v*ui ..wbi.yj 4. - 'd- Cracklrq CecIl; 3. Racer; 1. Ima Friend; S. Silent StrIder, 0. hue Jim; 7. Western Hero; I. Cappys STRIKEOUTS...SeaIJ.r, - - MInØ' Leagues - - , - - - , - - Cattan05ga Cttar-, - - - . - - - SPORTS ' - - ', j . . - __________ - - - ________ ' / :::::::::;:::::::::/. Satvrga,',G.,r,,, the world are being matched in Orlando. Brett 6-1) at BaltImore (PalmSEVENTH 1. Armbro Jamie West Palm leach at ,WamJ She ranks 12th on the money- en 15-10 and Flanagan 03), 2.. (Seiders); 2. T.J.Q. (Dvcracek); 3. Wells, Is ranked No, lby Ring Magazine in the junior mid. pord Young and Laura Baugli Pumpane leach at Fort La'jcale by oneshot. W1nterHayenat$tp,,,m,,g Gypsy Schuyler (Metcalfe); 1. JaiAIaI Detroit (Lemanzyck 4-1) at winning 11 w4th dleweIght division, while Curto holds down the No. S spot in Tamgo Varsity Bomb (Gill); S. Galavant Kansas City (Leonard ii.i, The Minneapolis native, who earnings of over P1,000, but (No Driver): 6. Single DIller DAYTONASIA middleweight division. according to the World Boring also missed the cut in last mits she hasn't played well (,,)Milwaukee (Slaton 1210) SOUTHIINLIAOUI Association. (Bridges); 7. Lane Ranger F*IDAY'$RESULTS at California (Kirkwood 4-fl, (n). (Provost); S. Fast And Easy W. L According to Ashlock, "This is 11w type of fight! have always week's European Open In Eng- since the spring. • (Faga). Orlando 32 30 .413 Games FIRST land, said the Wheeling course 1. Solos-Goodwin (3) been after, but it Is a dangerous one to try and match. Miss Baugh, however, said Texas atTeday's .iackionxifls fl )) .33 3 EIGHTH Cleveland, 2 1. Pines Bluff 24.50 .0O 5.20; 7. Bob-Davalns (1) CI'a,tt, 23 13 .11111 is one of the most difficult on she "could have scored 1 lot Chicago at Baltimore (Ruggles); 2. Santas Girl (Bolton) Savanna., 3. 4.204.40:3. Victor-Ovy (1)5.10; 0 (1 22 33 .0 all the cost is exorbitant. To get Curto to come in tiw LPGA tour. But she credits better. My putting was terrible. New York at Minnesota Maximize (Brainard); 4. Fly Bye 5)54.40; P (5.1) 150.00. here"First is an of Wfl*.rOOflt.is. expensive proposition, whoever he fights. But tO get MCItgO,T,er, Wick (Kurtzv,crth); Detroit S. Chief Byrd t at Kansas City SECOND her sudden turnabout to a book I thought there would beocores 1. BaMuin-Dav. him to Co4umb 21 77 :ai u' Milwaukee at California Time (Grimes); I. Curt JubIlee (2) 11.40 5.203.50, 2. Nsstor-Egocbl meetsomeone like Wells, well, that costs a lot more money she carried with her throughout a lot lower than 70 today. 21 20 .413 IS'-, (Scholler); 7. Riteway Ralph (4) 7.001.303, than most people think I can afford to pay, and still come close 10 Boston at Oakland KAOIVW, BobMolina(4) 500; 0 13 Ii .30523 FrIday's fIrst round of play. (Seiders): S. MicMie Eden (J. (3.4)3.t11, P (2-4) 124.10; Big Q (1.5 Tied at even par 72 are dcbreaking even. rrldmyslesvns Neety). Momtgor.ry 7. "My caddie and I went over fending champion Susie with 2-4) 49110. "SecondoIall,Well3istheunderdog.AccorctjngtoNeyo Jackionyill, •, NINTH - I. Yankee Hobo THIRD I. MutiUa.Lor,nzo (4) Major League $avann.n 3. Columous 2 before the tournaMcAllister, long hitting Carlo Li an 84 favorite to win. If Gene loses, what does that mean mentcourse (B,'alnard); 2. Coalmont Fritz 12.00 4.20 1.00; 2. Victor.DLag. (2) and Salvrdaysoam,, we marked every Astx-ologes, Jane Blalock, and (bridges); 3. Bonnie Flyer -(Van- 3.20 5.00; 3. Solos-Sarduy (3) OarIotte t Montgomery to his fans? Will they come out and see him the next time he 5.50 poss hazard on a diagram," Sandra Pod. Sivitvi at Columbus deventer); 4. Nailznate (Ruggles); 5. 0(2-4) 11.40; P (4-2) 191.4. fights, or are they just Interested in following a winner." Jackionyli. at Otananoga Viclory Wreath (Roy). 4 Great Leaders FOURTH 1. Peclna (5) 21.40 The biggest dlutolntment This bout Is dangerous and it could blow up in Aslilock's face. Miss Brltz said. "This Is a test. Value (0. Spnigos); 7. KnowIng 9.00 5.00; 2. Paco (1) 940 3.10; 3. ing course. Every hole is interFriday was JoAnne Cattier, the When (Serbes); 5. Adios Mlstey AMERICAN LEAGUE Molina (1)4.20; 0(1.5)43.00, P (5-1) AsmallcrowdandCentralFloridawoapp.®.Jtog Pro Football '(Kurtzworjh). eating." BATTING (213 at bats)second leading mooney winner 15340; 00 00(4-5) 203.70. exciting, but not terribly important fights. TINTH-i.Jeffy Symbol (Rau); Exhibitions The three-year tour veteran who Is making her first Wheel- UCRa,, XC. .345; G.Brett, KC. FIFTH-i. Rafael-Wally(I; 11.40 This business of will the crowds Mill come out and follow .343; Bostock, Mm, 32$; LeF. 2. Proms Rival (Dvoraceit; 3. 5.10 5.00; 7. Apralz.Elorrl (1) 1.40 NFL never has finished higher than 1mg appearance. The winner of lighters when they lose can only be answered In months to come. lore. Del, .321: Carew, Mm, Friday's Games Curtis Hill (Selders); 1. Sam 3.40; 3. Solana.Oiaga (2) 3.10; Q (1. Hw Orleans 21, Buflaio Bengazi (R. Ileely); S. Czar 4) 30.20; P (1-4) 123.00. If the answer isa "no," the damage done In a Wells loss may be fourth In a tournament and over $71,000 this year, Mrs. R U N S-Rivers, Oakland Ii, New York Jets 11 Napoleon (Bridges): 4. Sumter NY, 16 SIXTH I. Barguln-Goowin (3) 50th on this year's money Corner rocketed to an 40, keep- North, irreplaceable. Prin.ji (Tarpy); 7. SpecIal Byrd 13.40 9.50 3.40; 2. Victor.Molina (5) Oak, 16: R.Whmte. NY. Saturday's Games But she thinks this 1mg her In danger of missing the 71; G,Brett, KC, 71; Otis, XC. -' Wells Is one of the area's top drawing cards, but he Is also winning lid. Atlanta vs. Tampa Bay at (Bramnard), 5.701.30: 3. Narlo.Gasti 11(2)3.20 mIght be the tournament for cut for the first time thIs year. Jacksonville, Fla., i the area's top main event winner with a mark of 15.0 0(35) 35.10; P (35) 10130 OO(1-3 RUNS BATTED IN-Chamb. Philadelphia at Miami, n. 101.70. "If we can do well at the gate Tuesday night," Ashlock cxDog Racing _________________________________________________ liSS, NY, 76; Munson. NY, 71; Detroit •t Cincinnati. SEVENTH I. Zubi Egurbi (I) plained, "it is my intentions to follow up with some of the best Maiberry, XC. 72; Ystrzernski, Pittsburgh at Washington, n. 700 4.50 3.60; 2. Mutilla-Moilna (3) DAYTONA lEACH Bsn, 70; Rudi, Oak, 69 Baltimore at Chicago, n. matches I have made. 6103.40;). RataeI.Diaga (2)1.4; Q FRIDAY'S RESULTS HITS-G,Brett, XC. 151; RivDenver a? Dallas, n. FIRST I. Money Mad (5) 10.50 (4-3) 13.50; P (4.5) 93.10. "In two weeks It will be the re-match of Taco Perez and New York GIants at Houston. 13.205.4,2. Cousin Francis (3) ens, NY, Ill; LeFlore, Des, 140; IIGHTH I. Zubi.Marsiioia (3) 24.40 George Madison. This time last year, Perez was ranked in the Top Chamblist, NY, 115; Carew, n. 21.007.205,20; 3. Ratael.Echanhz(2) 5.40:3. Jarhead Alice (4) 4.00; 0(3 Mm, 133. Los Angeles at Seattle, n. 10 and was the Southern Junior middleweight champion. His loss 5.504 00; 3. B.arquin.EIorrI (4) 550; 5) 99.o; P(5.3) 2,410, 39 16. DOUBLES-Oli. Today's Games XC, 31; SECOND - 1.0.5. News Maker Q(2'3)34$0;P(3-7)9090;BigQ(45 to Mad Dog Ross dropped him out of those positions, but he was Rivers, ; 'V. 26; Carty, Cli, 23' Kansas City at San Fran. (7) 1500 7.60 340; 2. Bee Betty (3) with all 2) 135.40; (45 with all 3) close enough that one more good win would have gotten him G.Brett, XC, 25; McRae. XC. CiSCO, n. 10001.20; 3. Traveiin Lucy (I) 3.00; 335.40. Green Bay at New England, Q (2 7) $1.4; P17 2) 341.70; 1(7.2-1) back In there. Then came the so-called loss to Madison. If he is to NINTH I. Marti (4) 13.50 6.00 IRIPLES-Garner, Oak, 12; fl 1014,50; DD(S-7) 157.50; 3595 getbackinth ran 1.20 2. Sarduy (1)4201.20; 3. Apraiz ,heLigotz%,gtohavetobeatMadjn G.Brett, XC, ii; Poquette, XC. Monday's Games still 'And the fact that Madison holds one round Kayoes over THIRD -1. May London (2) 21.10 (2)2.50; 0 (16) 15.40; P (4-1) 111.90. 7; Carew. Mm, 7. 7 hId With SI, Louis vs. San Diego at 7.3015O;3.TimXelly)3 007403 TENTH I. SolanaPecina (5) ' - .. at - . . With WeIls.Curfo Figh . Flag Footbaill Signups Set ' Ashlock Gambles Tuesday - - /7A'f - Friday The 13th No Woe California Club Near Swim Title '' 'I ,48Y YFIff6 NY, (Vandervort); S. Senators Tina tets Heather; 33 51 .lfl 14½ t7; J.Richard, Htn, 14; Man3. Miss LiberatIon; 4. (Selder-s). 4 41 15½ JustFoxy;5.Chico,y;4.HJ,smt,7 teusco, SF. 133; Mssrimith, FOURTH 1. Ban Jour Quick Ed Gpost, West All, 13$; P.Niekro, All, 121. (Hobbs);?. Doml,o Gale (Lake): 3. Kin City •i 45 .402 EIGHTH 1. Christy's Hope; 2. Deleon KIm (Bralnard): 4. Tlnys Oakland 7 Mlz Moss; 3. Bar S Pat; 4. SheIly, S. Miss Minnesota Biissll(Bridges);3.Dm,ec, Bt JacksonCounty;4.W,lg,elp;7 34 37 .454 12 (Steder): I. Ocala Bonny .47 ' (Airich); Kenny Woman; I. lets Mae Yet. MIr Chicago S. 19 43 .430 11½ (Selders). CalIf 50 44 .431 1,'.', Lips; 3. Travelln Dan; 4. OnIon; 3. FIFTH 1. Maicreft. L. Bar Rugged PLOCIDA STATS LEAGUE WHEELING, W.Va. (AP) Friday's Games her to make her move. Randy, I. WhIte Shasta; 7. Nons..so (Serbes); 2. Howard Champ Pews 3, BaltImore 2 Armed with her little black Blacklioht; I. Is Sister. Miss Bang)), the well-known Chicago W. L. Psi. • (Kurtzworth); 3. Cheryl Grattan Texas 2. Cleveland 1 Tam TENTH-i. GeneAustin; 2.11101 ,, S 3book, Jerilyo Br-lIz took a one- glamour girl of the LPGA tour, Detroit], Kansas CItY 2 -'ant 7 $3 .19 2 (Bralnard); 1. More Reliable Grace;3.Aurun;4.SpaceWatch,3 ' (Wilsey); S. Sue Fly Byrd Reincarnated; a. Nap's shot lead into the second round and Miss Haynle had con- New York 9, Mlnne,ta 3 in JOfnny:?. win,,,. HOVOfl (Bridgej) I. Iron City Nancy (R. Nimble 35 Milwaukee 2. Calilornla 0 of the 150,000 WheelIng Ladles trasting rounds. Roady; 5. Conway Funny. t Regur); 7. Jesta Chief Oakland 2. Boston 0 (Lyons); I. MiamI ELIVENTH - 1. UFO Joe; 2. 71 33 -M3 Asaocatim Clsic Miss Haynle, who has missed Wlngait Cadenza (PattetlonI. Saturday's Games Ft. Lauderdale West,rn Whisky; 3. PrInters Star; 3 SIXTH 1. Scorpio Nurse Texas (Briles SS) all but one tournament in A bold experiment begins Tuesday night at the Orlando Saturday. Clove. W. Palm l.aci 35 e en is tp'.nd; 3. Jars; 0. Pompano . (Dr,yorc,k); 2. Flaxeyt Boy; 3' Staie; 7. Ernesta;Travelmn (Waits 3.3). " S. Wayside Gold. ts-1w missed the last two months with a rectrr land Sports Stadium where promoter Pete Ashlock puts Gene Wells in New York (Holtiman 95) at Wantawin Easy (Solders); 4. CA. TWELFTH -1. Bunny River; 2. MiamI 10, Wt Palm Seact4 cut In her previous two Wheel- 1mg back ailment, said she Was Minnesota (Goltz 9.11). with Vinnle Curto In the 10-round Inea t. Velb (Hall): 3. E.R.D. (FilIpelli); Wampum; 3. Fort Lauoeroai. 4. POmOICIO SlId,) Proven Sister. 4. 4. Real Blast (GrImes): 7. Dougs This bout for the Southern middleweight title, currently held 1mg tournaments-.jt a two- satisfied with her one under 71 Boston (JenkIns 119) at Oak. Tamaa., LOkitand. od rain 5. Pre: 4. Bold Star: 7. DynamIte land (Bralnard); I. Mirc R. St. Psi5bUO•t (Blue 10.10). under-par 70Haynie, Friday toDonna lead vetSpectres Trend; I. Budzoos Kelly. rain by Wells, marks the first time two fighters rated In the Top lOin er-an Sandra Ca-on delthe lengthy 6,400-yard Chicago Hal (No Driven). (Barrios 3-S and COWQ. "-' Six Years Rem oved, H is Score Still Not Settled YAWA1f5 at ' Danl Sel'. II) 3.20:0 ui: P (1.i) 11015:111-41) JOtIS, 31.W. TINYN - 1. Mo Vvdta.Ner (3) ,jVini16pJ ,7" ' 540 5.4 4.05: 3. W.1, i* TNtsu IS) 6'2'(w', ' 545345:3. Lanky Kink 17)1440:0 M7% M4!Y (35) 14.20; P (35) 12.40: 1 (347) 101140; 3O7. f/h 7,'( ILIVINTN -1. irave Non (S) 1.40 315 3.40:2. Crackln Craig IS) W"7(ff1'.r ax 4.40; . Sandy Th,w (0) 010; 0 6Ø( f#tV III *20. P (0.5) 51.05; T (0.5.0) ,%4'F,i°l .10 3041. jfj TWILFTn - I. FirU Class (0) m 7.00110340 2. TravsIIsi RoSey (5) ", 4 7.2O3.20;3.GodPc,(3)3.30Q(. 5) 2241: P (4-I) MIS; 1 (045) ............. 134.10; 31.17. A - 4)4, Handle -1305 025. ' ' SATURDAYNISNY i . afA/ A . I,, ,, 11W )1( ee! •.............. ,NIPTfl;1. 5, man. Cm, 11.2, .044. 2.74 Zach. Dominion (Provost). ry, Cm. 11.3, .154, 2.43 Gerber. THIRD-i. Forecaster (Stader); SIXTH - 1. PrWcess phi, 1.2. .11*. 2.35 AIcala, Cm. 2. B.C. Dean (Bnalnard); 3. 2. Nancys irs DooIey 3 Legalized;Printer; 4. Jungle i 7 Careri, PhI, 13. Bruce (Patterson): 4. Stars Hostess Jet; 3. Traffic Jam; a. Penmarnic; i• .743, 3.23 Candetarla, Pgh. ii. (Hobb$);3.Manna(Roy); I. Proud '-.. - -. iaa . -. W7 flWW 0 Speed (Dm15); 7. Mar Con Steve SIvuIm-i. Danna Ectert; 2. 55 51 .117 13½ BOston Milw'kee 44q. 77f/R YI4MPf V ,&VF ASY qci . AMERICAN LEAGUE last WLPcI.C$ New York I 44 .407 Baltimore SI SI .505 11 Cleveland 53 57 mt ii BymABow Russians were particularly "I thooght the gym Mostly, though, Counsliman TheHeraldSenrjces upset. They feel you should be nestia were much more Im. credits improvement In 1 post-pubescent pticipate In preidve with what they did trauma methods. I'-. r'-..-.-ji_---.- a-. .. ' -uwaumwra wnwy race me Olympics. They have a with their bodies. But you have "That Hungarian In 1140 70.72-142 becomesgImasa point. So she became the tolookdamnhardtoresdabout probably trained by sitting t Of t United 'W of the OlympI' Well, them, aixi to read about the around with his buIes and '73._.112 7171-14 Slates Olympic swimmers are people are fascinated by swimmers. And to my mind, talking about swimming," said 70.44-142 obscured, as he believes they chl]deen and puppies and kit- the to moment In the Olympics Counathnan. "Weisinuller, was have been. tens. -. wu when Jbn Mntgomery not the world's most ardent "Did you see the Amerjc,in 71-72-1 "Nadla's body Is so noah It iroke the Soiecond barrier In training specimen, either. He byAb'iMair (v)m'W40tVfl '..-.. ough An..:: • . Cnk.90 at Houston. 2 . - HOcTiST - To Co u n t Of M on tef U $ C -. . WLPCLS$ PhIl. 1 ui Pills ii 52 .110 13½ New York It .301 11½ Chicago 33 s .ii 4 St. LouIs 4 3 .433 25½ Montreal ii • .373 31½ Wt Cincinnati 74 10 .435 Los Ang 42 53 .335 13t Houston 10 rn is San Diego 57 13 .475 31 Atlanta 53 43 .441 22½ San Fran 50 .i34 n Friday's GMei Chicago 37, Los AngeI 3.5 Montreal 4-3, Sin DiegO 0.1 St. Louis I, Atlanta 0 CIncinnati 7 New York 3 San Francisco 3 PhIladelphia 0 Pittsburgh I Houston 3 Saturday's Games CincInnati (Zactry 113) at New York (Espinosa 12) Los Angeles (Rau 105) Chicago (Burns 11) Pittsburgh (Medich 511) at Houston (Andular 45) San Francisco (Barr 105) at Philadelphia (Carlton 131) In) St Louis (Rasmussen 35) at Atlanta (Messensmith 11 ), (n) San Dug., (Jones 157) at Montreal (St.nhouse I 3) In) Today s Games San Crancisco at Phila deiphia Cincinnati at Hew York San Diego at Montreal SI. Louis at Atlanta q k a winning sson. VMs Sine wee in effect a rookie, too, when he ____for the American League in IOn since he had only ap- You'll be jt watch It coming. started all right." difficult routine than Nadla. silman, have been cxpeered irlefly for the Clekla'ul A's at the end Of the 196070 Besides, there wu a perfect perimenting with keeping their McRae watched that first score recorded in diving - by swimmers in a pool for seven I the plate withKlaus Dibisi - and who knows hours a day, aIx days a week. out flinching a muscle. about It?" ,J visibly "1 th'nk that's more than the reiaxei, he i, went Dr. John Edward Counout and be d four hiti. silman, the 54-year-old, Jim Montgomery," continued Four years earlier, a raw 0 whitehai.red distinguished Counslbnan, "spends perhaps rookie named Joe Ruth asked By The A.dated., game Of their doubleheader and ninth Ing of the nightcsp, but swimming of Indianadays threea to four hours five or six Univty coach - a Iir national week Lau, then a first-year batting .. r ' . -, Basebsflpiayersaregeneraj. thenloltt..lintheoightcap; the they couldn't hold on. in the pooL Then he ctcr at Oakland, be had lye superstitions le going St 1ohs Cordinais shut out the swftnniing champion, advisor spendsamin1mJgnofn i 03 Padres any future In baseball Leu as. for vidosyNo. 13 on Frldaythe AUanta Braves 3.0, and the' Steve Rogers, 540, pItched on sident Ford's Physical thy-on something we call b tnes council, advisor to theboard sured him he did, and after. 13th-against a team like the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the his third shutout of U10 UUOfl, Phillips oil compaz program andHe imitates his swim. Kinetics. lays prone on a ward the two were seen daily at Philadelphia Ptdllles, no less- Houston Astros 5$. Q. When did they step making banns picin in profeulzal the batting cage, working hour would be enoih to cause mod fasIbsil? - T.Y., SprfleM, MO. Reds 7, Mete 3 stopping Padres on six sin(the only private company to ming stroke, but does it against gles In thethe opener. Warren O. Aftsi- the 1151 season. The bonus system was Instituted in after hour, Lau observing from pitchers to tread softly. he1 on a a device to Increase resistance. Another player who Is not maztie and Ellis Valentine had national level), sw1 prolific author every angle and making Not John Montefusco. 1$?, giving all the teams in the NFL a shot at the top collegian on suggestions in his soft, level bothered by superstitions is two.run singles for the Expos. of authoritative swimming "i u*in Iso-Kinetics is a "It's my lucky day," said the Reds shortstop Dave Conan msnusl rotating basis. Bob Fenimore of Oklahoma MM, voice, The Padres gained a spilt , thosen by the Qdcago Bears, was the first he decided not tO - may be forgiven flamboyant hurler known as cepclon-he wears No.13 on his when Brent Strom and Butch This June, shortly after an The Count, who allowed Just six back. training procedures. Mark play pro ball. King Hill Of Rbce selected by the C0 bk Prju&S. Metzger combined for a six-hit. abortive trade set Ruth's Its Just got in at the beginning hits In pitching the San FranAnd on Friday the 13t1 he ter. Ted Kubiak's two-run ketvalueasa besebeUplayer cisco Giants to a 3.0 victory poundedapa1rofhome, Montgomery, who Of it, four years ago. Garrett.wastheleet.InbetweenweresuchdunkersasBobby and Harry Babcock who never really made It as proS. single tig hit of happens to attend Indiana Q. What in the name and age .1 Ike King and his Court at $1 million, he told a writer, over the Phils, raising his double and a single to help the game for-was San U Diego. ___ lbs "I'd be driving a truck in Modrecord to 13-9. Reds beat New York. University, the OlympiC example of the changes In the wk1 soithall pitcher who, with only four teammates, plays esto today if It weren't for record heldbroke by Mark Itz, an last four years "Heck, I got 13 strIkeouts five Cartii 3, BZSVSI 0 'x1dss softball all ever the eamtry? Is be still active? The rest Of the Reds offense in 11w IndIvidual (ky Len." IndIanaheld alumnus, emS the war-hi events In which he won gold Hiract Greeaberg, Lagana Hills, Calif. Hector Crux' tlree-rwi double record, by himself. or six times hi the minors. This came from George Foster, who capped a slx.run outburst in the McRae, after He Is. Eddie Feigner still lairs and takes on all corners at the uncorking three Is my anniversary with my girl drove in four runs with hIs 27th fifth Liming that backed IT'i With Ma times hits-s game this month friend. I went to the track home run Of the season and a eight-hit pitching Of Pete Fat"It's incredible to think from the 1972 Olympics, he 1 and zooming to the top of what's been happening in yesterday and they parked me pair of singles to raise would have placed third in the cone, 9-li. Crux drove in anott- swimming," continued 100-meter freestyle this time, herd-bitting third hairna Of the Cabs? How did they happen 10 American League batting inspaceNo, 13. charts, pointed at Lau sitting get Mm? "It's my lucky number." sontotalofnzrLsbettedintl,106, er run in the seventh with a Counsiliflin. "You know, 11w flfthinthe2o.meterb.jtty easily tops in the majors. alone across the room. sacrifice fly. Elsewhere in the National Cubs 3.7, Dodgers first winning Olympic time in fifth in the 200-meter treestyle, "mere'stl)emaflwhogotme League, the Cincinnati Reds the 100-meter freestyle was and first In the 100-meter Chicagotook the opener when PitilesS, Astros S the Texas Rangers, who traded the young prospect for veteran going," he said. "Give the beat the New York Mets 7-3; the Rick Monday scored from third about two and a half times butterfly. It's a remarkable from Decatur, IlL Madlock rrplasl longtime fixture Ron Santo credit to Cbarley Lau." Mannycapped Sanguillen's two-runuplonger Montgomery's." that hIs 100. Chicago Cube edged the Los on a wild pitch by Charlie homer a three-run Thethan time was 1:fl.2 by accomplishment Alfred meterbuerflyrep Testimonials for the )C, at third base and in his second full season in the majors Angeles Dodgers 3.2 in 15 in- Hougji with two out in the 15th rising In the eighth Inning that Jajos of Hungary. NstionalLeinbatuntj54Ifew.sIgrruyby city hitting Instructor, a virtual nlng.s In the opener of their inning. Monday had singled clinched Pittsburgh's victory. A up for four years The next wntomiof Rangers In 1070 for an 16,000 bonus. doubleheader befca-e bowing 8-7 with two out and gone to third single by Richie Zisk and a oldest record, now, I think, is Weismnulle, fans, gush forth from many of in the second game; the Mon- on a single by Jcae Cardenal. triple by Rennie Stennett pr-c. the"Johnny one-minute barriir inbroke the about a year old. itflta Q. Canld please "Bob Kangan" for lbs the brightest stars in the game. treal Expos blanked the San Bravesyes ot see timetell endme if heIf was great friends played with Hank The Cube appeared headed ceded Sanguillen's second 1924 Olympics, with a time of 59 Aires? (My aefghber clalma to be Bob Kagas.) Tiny Genese "But Mark Is remarkable. Still niggedly handsome at Diego Padres 3.0 in the first for a sweep, leading 61 In the home nan of the season, Westerly, LI. seconds flat. Don Schollander's You know, he rarely swims 43, Lau is an intensely Private Oiympic.record wüming t I don't want to disturb neigbiorly relations. The fact Is, and unpretentious man who anymore, I think it's because he wasS3.tinllO4iflTokyoHe does not ask for the praise his major league records don't list anyone by that name couldn't even qualify for the Angeles and doesn't want to be played with the Braves, or any other big league team. as having students lavish upon him, but ympIc trials now with that swimming around and having wes their friendship. time. A .Z5 lilethne hitter, he has the neighbors gawk. But, acquired a vast following "&hoilander won the 400. anyway, he was doing a perbaseball insiders for the meter freestyle that year with a JaneirOappearance in Rio By m game's superstars, who grab last year. He was asked istt Press 4:12.2. wouldn't gers nipped the Kansas CIty gers combined on a four-hitter goodThat enough to win the He didn'ttheknow he was being even be to swim lO0-meter butterfly. the headjines and most of Royals 3-2; the Oakland A's and Oakland feasted on three money, excel in a way he never Craig Nettles seems top a blanked the Boston Red Sox 2.0; Boston errors In the fourth IngrudgeaLogt.It' oter freestyle timed. He did It in 1:02, a the MIlwaukee Brewers ning to beat the Red Sox and Olympics. The winner did it terrible time for him. He had PHILADELPHIA (AP) Boglioli, broke 'Ihelpthemmakemoney,so years since the MInnesota dppedtheCahIforniaMgeL5. close to within seven games of There 4:09." are numerous reasons naturally they say aiisi viejo .acaores, record in ti women's 0) won the Olympics and set a Twins let him go, and he hasn't 0 and the Texas Rangers edged Kansas city worlddwithaOf :54. arnedwithgajdtsl. terfreestylere1aywlthatj about me," Lan said with a forgiven them yet, the Cleveland Indians 2-1. in the American for tiw tremendous progress In League West. bet ented swimmers, are shooting of 8:21.40. The old enjoy hitting WhiteS k of smile when a compliment was Orlolest swimming. Counsilman credits "But two days later he's In against Minnesota," says the for a dean sweep of the team 5:.7$ was set by the U.S. na- Passed along to Bill Stein drove In two runs pLOl)S, Thedefendingthntheimprovementto,j who aoPauiofor Of titles in the Amateur Athletic tonal team last But the players speak of him York Yankee third base- and Rich Gossage and Dave hind the Royals a week ago, got were 12 games be- to the increased knowledge Of thing. He küw ulh*XL he will do the Union National Swimming hwy are the ones that RBIflhltOfl pitChed Chicago O'tr LInda Jezek of the Santa ii a friend and coofidant., a only four hits off Reggle ches in matters of science 100-meter 'fly again. He asks to Clara Swim Club set her second patient, tirele teacher who told me I couldn't hit left-hand. Baltimore with a combined 5ev- Cleveland, 6-6, in winning their pools that cut down seconds! foir seconds ty, towaves, bettertobe timed.Just And does it in off 58 The California club, which championship record in as tflCets Wit)) them anytime they er-s or play third base. They en-hitter. The Chicago pitchers seventh straight game. gave up on me." has never won the men's title, many races by winning the 100 ask and works as hard as got strong defensive support Brewers 2, Angels 0 an un standing of how un- his record. And he hasn't TheTwlns nodoubt have been from center fielder Chet ternhas a slight lead there and backstroke. Two other cham. are willing to work. tapped human potential Is. trained in three years." Rookie Jerry Augustine commanding leads In the worn- pionship ecords fell. "Whatever success I've had I sorry many times over that on, who made fow sharp catch- pitched a four-hitter to lead en's and overall standings. they dismissed one Of the es of line drives to left center Mhlwaukce over California. AuBut thecatch real question is: Canbaseman owe to Chartey," says first American League's preTnler in- and snared another hard drive gustine's victory improved his anybody Mission Viejo? John Mayberry, And that's withJt the tWfl'I The men hold a 190-171 lead runnerup in last year's MOst° fielders, but Friday night they to abort center. biggest star, Shirley Babastwff. recor'J 105.8 and gave The Sanford Recreation r- item i swim ream Valuable Player voting. "But were even sorrier, Nov. 15, and by 1101 had his Miss BabuhoIf skipped him three triumphs in three ap. Department is accepting ap- 13th birthday thehave same Nettles continued to r.iake Of Jacksonville, Fla. TIgers 3, Royals 2 he's more than that. If I ran out them pay for their mistake by meet altar the Olympics. day. pearances against the Angels pllcations for the Flag Football GOizigfOrMisslonViejotoday of gas at three o'clock ?YOUtS will be Sept. 4 at 9:30 ( DouUes by Tom Verer and this year. It was only the fourth League, open to boys in 11w drIving in five nina with two John Wockanluss with two 10,11 and am, at the Fort Mellon Field. Out complete game in the 24-year. 12. "Shirley's worth 75 individual in the 1,500 meters is world So morning, I could call Chancy, points plus the relays," said reco.dhohierand gold medalist could anybody else in this homers as the Yankees beat the in the seventh inning propelled old left-hander's major league The Season begins Sept. 18. Participants must have Mission VieJo Coach Mark Brian Goodeil The finals will room." l*t uer Kansas City. After career, Coaches are also needed for reached their l0thbfrth€, by the learns. Schubert, "The kids came here be televised by ABC-TV Nettles' power show eased Wockenfina' double broke a 1-1 Rangers 2, IndIans 1 This Yrathe Royals, While the way for Ed Figueros's 1th tie, the Tigers added a run in knowing they had to be super to beginning at 3-30 p.ni, EDT. building wide lied UI Tt,by Itarrah's sacrifice fly in win because Shirley wasn't The women's team holds a Western Disision, atC PCt1 1110 victory and evoked the obvious the seventh on Riwt' Staub's the ninth gave Texas Its victory Sanford Shooteri Place In Event here." huge 283.196 lead over Central the American League in vie. comment from Minnesota Man- RB single. It ro'ed to be the Over Cleveland behind Jim UrnCAMP PERRY, Ohio The Leaders picked up two Jersey, and the overall team tullyevtryofiemuIvecategor-y, ger Gene Mauch wInrng run when the Royals barger's strong pitcfaJ. Urn. Sanford score of 6,338. The ecesetter more firsts here Friday night as has 473 points, 189 more than inclwiing team batting. And Balmoce'ii 5-4 lose to the CliiThe vtctory, coupled nithon sredlnUebo(tomoJ)eninth t*rger scattered eight hits in Roweshooters placedJack highand InElda the had daya score of 6,304 in the four. 1 action he&ted up at the senior a event. double t George Brett cit posting his eighth triumph National Small Bore prone rifle outdoor long course chaui- Newtown the Suburban Swim are probably Square, Pa. Club of they who seW 110 personalgiving Lou, cago White hox, Lmçtoved the Vern Ruble and s single by against nine defeats. Lc*er champIonships, which conpionsiilpeatKellypooj. _____________ Mission Viejo hal the lead thedeus1ationiwts Yankees' lead in the .Srn',rtcan John .tl4ybcrry f reliever Dennis Eckersley, 7-10, pItched chided Friday. aeEuttol1iie, JbnHillet. Centra1Jer3eyAcquaucs,n- after)0meersin1wronn's everexp resiinl6y,.arsoa I brilliantly In defeat, striking chored by Olympian Wendy SOUr-day. Jack Rowe had a score of A'12,RtdI a player and eight as a crach. outapersoslhighofl4 6,358 out ole possIble 6,400 Leagi gamnes, ttw Ctroit TI-' Mike ':orrLa and RoU1 l'ui- tcrs. __________ points while Elda Rowe had a - SORE8c3pD V. '9'• 6,•72-ii 7I.fllAI 72.40-il, 71-70-111 45-72-141 7270-14 4572-143 71-71-142 --- - - V . ,o40-,, 70.0-15 71.0-110 71-0-110 45-71-110 710-140 4072-110 40-72-110 7070-ito 4*72-140 72-40-14 1071-141 Slate Meetings NATIONAl. LRA$UI at the 10th, wan ilsd at 140 wIth Ben Ceaw, 71*; Gene Ut. tIer, 71*; Bob Zdur, 40.71; Jerry McGee, 11.72; ies Coody, 40-72; and Sill Cofilin, 71.70. Two strokes behind that group is a danter of players Ineluding U.S. Open champion Jerry Pate, who she a 73. loft point for the lowlO andtiestopiyj Sattrdey and todey wan 140. We1nplayej included Sam SnesI, 75-71151; Juilta Bor* 72-71.- 151; Lee Treylno, 70*-iSO; Bob Mtxpby, 74-71-140, and Al Geiberger, 7072-110. 0. Morgan Leagues Bas.baII _ Lou Key Well, Fall - one of the hottest attractions I have. "Speaking of Vincent, he has won Four fights by quick knockout since hang to Madison, and he has two more scheduled C fight, on the next two shows. "If he gets past them, I expect to bring him back on Sept. 14 with the North American junior mIddleweIght champIon, Tony Gardner. ''rhis would be the first tine one of the local boys would be a prohibItive underdog. Iwould think the odds in that light would be at least 12-5, but that Li because Vincent Is unknuwn outside of Orlando. No one knows what a puncher he is, and ii Gardner comesInherethink1nghehasaset..up,JoeyJustmIgtp,uoff upset of the year. "WIn or lose It will be a great light, Just like the CurIo-Wells fight and 11w Perez-Madison fight will be great lights. That is what! am alter-FIghts that mean something on a national and inter-national level. The local boys might start losing a lot more than they have, but If fans support me, they also might see a world's champIon come out of this area." The first step of Ashlock's new idea, is looking good at box.office. It Is reported by the Sport.s Stadium's General manager, Jim Hayes, "We have the biggest advance we have ever had for any fight, except the Perez-Vincent fight last year. But this one Li close to that record breaker." In support of the Wells-Curto title bout, Vincent Is reznatched with the man who hit him from behind and was disqualified two weeks ago, Spider Black. In that bout Black went down from a "Mystery Punch", fllppedhimrelfrightbackto,u3feet,racedacrosstheringandt an unsuspecting Vincent, as Mr. Excitement walked to a neutral corner following the referee's Instructions, Both men have forecasted early Kayoes and it figures to be a real barn burner. Also, Casselberry's Scott "Golden Boy" Clark hopes to celebrate his 18th birthday with a win as he faces Miami's Tommy "Kid" Dexter, Jimmy Owens, who gave Clark his first loss two weeks ago, returns with another Miamian Frankle Murray. Since upsetting Clark, Owens fought In Miami Beach and stopped their top 4 welterweIght prospect, Pedro Santiago, in Four rounds. Completing the pro card will be a scheduled six-rounder between lightweights Frankle Santore and Ydes Charlotin. Santore is quickly becoming one of the top attractions in the area as most of the fans really feel he is going to go far in hii chosen profession. ', ,, ' IN BRIEF - Columbus Teenager Takes Lead In Future Masters DOTHAN, Ala. (AP) - Rick Smallridge of Columbus, Ga., tried to hold onto a slim onestroke lead today in the final round of the 271)) annual Future Masters golf tow-. nament. A Florida golfer was in fourth place. Sioaidge, playing in the 17-18-year-old class, took t) lead Friday witha three-under-par 69 over the 6645-yard LIOUIWI towitry UUD course [or a tworound total of 141. ScottMeyersofMogoe,La,,whoshota40intheli.rst round,coastedtoaofle.over73Fridayoneshottdndthe leader. Meyers is playing In the 15-16-year-old class. Another Columbus, Ga., player, Madden Hatchen (1516) was alone in third place with a 72-71-143. Tied for fourth at 144 were Dave Abell (15-16) of Fort Myers, 71.73; Toby MItchell (17-18) of Talladega i1a 7,, 70; and Ron Commons (17.18) of Lake Wales Village, Calif., 72-72. E. Germans Set Track Mark 6. HOME RUNS-Bando. Oak. fl; ReJackson, Bat, 15; L.May. Bal. 19; Hendrick, CIe. 19; J.mmpn. Del, I?; GNsitles, NY. 11. S 1 0 t. E N BASES-North. Oak, 57. Baylor, Oak, 11; LeF lore, Del. 13; Patch. XC. 43; Campaneris, Oak, 43. PITCHING (9 Decisions)Garland. Bal, 133. .113. 2.66 w Campt,ell, Mm. 13.3, $00. i. ?7e. r.uryn, ji, iji, .l, I 97 E.Figueroa, PlY. iS 6, .711, 291 I-tiller. Oct. ii 3, Ml. 7 47 DElli, NY, 126, 647, 3.20 Bird. XC, lOS. .667, 3.11. STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, Cal, 216. Tanana, Cal, 175; Blyle yen, hex, 159. Hunter, NY. 12$; Jenkmn, bsn. 171 - Tokyo, Japan. Minnesota at Cleveland, n. Luck Up (6) 3.40; 0(1 2)19.4; p, $40 7.20 1.00; 2. Bob-Goodwin U) 1) 91.50; 1(2.14) 34450; 31.95. I.00 lSO;3.Solos.Paco(3)420;Q(1, -; P (5.1) 232.20: 00 (4-a FOURTH -1. Patti Sliaw (I) 1210 5003.40: 2. Chuckle Faith (3) 7.20 117.10. ELEVENTH - 1. Victor.Eguri 1.10; 3. Herleco (6) 400; 0(1-3) 41.10. P (1 3110000; 1(13-I) 410.50; (4)43.4 25.50 15,20; 2. ZubI-Goadwmn (3) 1.10 1.20; 3. urlarte.coeiian (2) SEMINOLE 3)79. 5.20 0 (34) 57.40; p (6-3) 191.70. SATURDAY NIGHT FIFTH 1. Janie Z (5) 5,50 TWELFTH FIRST-i. Dillont Art (Grlmei; 3.00; 2. Wary (3) 1,00 3.00; 3. My I. Rafael.Paco (I) 2 Dea Frisky (Filipeili); 3. Royal Odvette 17) 3.10; 0(3-5) 1300; p 16.00 13.20 1.20; 2. Mal'tI.Arrieta 1 Lobo (Rauch); 1. Bordners Pride 3) 33.00; 1(5-3-7) 50.4; 39.16. 1010160:3. Solana.Elomni (2)3.IoQ (Bridges); 5. Drexel Trudy SIXTH-i. (dead heal) I. Pearl's (1 1)13.20; P (1 4)174.70; BIg Q (3.4 with 1 111437.70. (Bramnard); 4. Egyptian Wind Pain (3) 1.20 3.10 1.60 and Top Em obbs); Colleen 9.20 9.50 5.20. 3. Shaded 6.00; 0 D!nci !' ViflDCryOr7J; U. Twin Jays (57)71.40; P (73) 105 00; 1 (736) IDvoracek). 33260; 3)96 SECOND - I. J.H. Firebyrd (No SEVENTH 1. Mint (3) 20.50, Driver); 2. Eastermile Caton 360100; 2 Bachlor Boy (7) 320 (Strong): 3 Jims 300. 3 Peggy West (1)1.10; Q (3.7) Dream (O'Amato); 1, Maynard Pence 3350 P (37) 13590; 1 (3.7-1) 97120; (Ovoracek); S.0 U Lalor (Becker); 31.75. 6- Extra Angus (No Driver); 7. EIGHTH I. Compromise (1) Jeans First (Vandervort); S Rocky 940 110 300. 2 Pat Luke (1) 340 Harness Racing - - .:'t.'r.."'... c" - ,;, .4,, - r'i 1" I1i Jtq1Qi' ,j'h-:'.i' '.. - , -__:t f'I'- - - riq-.t".'1 f-' s',?.';" '. Cr Doftwhenyoirre ______ ready at 's,)t-' -jWC - NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (215 bats)Madlock, Chi. .336; Gritfey. Cm, 331: G.Foster, Cm, .337; A 0 Ii v e r, P g h, 327; W.Crawford. SIL. .377. RUNS-Rose, Cm. 99; GnifCm, 95; Morgan, Cm, Schmidt, Phi, $3; Monday, Chi, -.(:. . 1;'/ti S ,. !;t - !'''c tl'..?s -,. , r.; - 'I'?! ..'-',t'?. '. BERLIN An East German woman's relay team, consisting of Gudron Behrend, Marlles Oelsner, Baerbl - Ecke1't,andRenateStecher,setanewworldrdin 800 meter realy with a time of 1 mInute 32.40 secondsbreaking the olu mark of 1:32.60 set by an Australian quartet. Intrepid Here Triumphs SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. Intrepid Hero, $8.2(), posted his third straight victory on the turf as he won $35,000 Bernard Baruch Handicap by 1½ lengths over Moctred at Saratoga. - RUNS BATTED INCm. 104; Morgan. Cm. $3; Schmidt. Phi. 75; King man, NY, fl Lu;inski, Phi, 72 HlTS---Ro, Cm, 152; Monta All, Gary, LA. 112. C Foster. Cm. 110; Buckrw?r. LA. 131 DOUBLES-Madlock. Che, 30; Johnstone. PhI, 77; Zik, Pgp, P. ROSI. Cm, 27; FOIi, Mon. 26, 0 Maddox. Phi, 76. TRIPLES--C Cash, Phi, 10; Tyson. SIt.. 9; Geronimo. Cm. 9. D.Panker, Pgh. 5; Stenneft, POh. 5. W 0-avis. SD, 5, HOME RUNS-Xingman, NY, Smiot, Phi. 30; G.Fojleq. Ciii. 77. Morgan, Cm, 71; Mon C Foster, . - STANTON, Del. Pacific Princess, $3.40, breezed to a 10-length victory over hail to El In the Cesaca Purse at Delaware Park. - / LA. 101 '- -" ,,- .,T .y' Ci _, I.. luwJS .lu .,,,, .1-.., I, I. .1 'mH iiu uisft. %mll) ',S4mmj lL,I -1I hfs "Mi. Ii,, 1 d hWj It, %,uu • t),I,mni lift. P,'9uas I'-","P id il ks i..,, .t..s.-. wl pLan lu,,. 1..b i,iun (II... kit.' l,rnr I.. ha rJa 'hak,'i ..str th' S.h...,l it,'.,, i.,h.i; I., $I ml,, .1.,. '-s. .,.,,r n',, ,s is.,m.,,,,m I ,''.., ,.mI..,;'imi,., ,il '. s , . -High School Graduates Call3234SO0 F STOLEN BASESMOrgan. Cmn, 34, Tawenas. Pgh. 37. Ce HIn, 31; Lopes, LA, 34. Brock. 511. PITCHING (9 DecisIons)SO. 100, I 000. 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If you entertain often or are 'p1aIn what It Is to be used for begin "leaving the nest" In , material, What I would like to and ask exactly i it know before I start is - will With most nail puliers, one Is plywood stand up In all kinds of slipped under a shingle so that a year or two? you like? MI;ed_Shepherd, female. golden, Lo4Wwood ares. 1)1.5234 or 53110)0, or 130.1322. when you're painting the hitch. eliminates defrosting and proen -you'll be glad If you haves eflLi the buildup of frost in the model with wheels so you can freezer, which can rob you of U Christian Day a air conditioned homes or during and check Into the availability added flexibility the winter, such heaters are not of nationwide repair service for storing bulky seasonal Items needed and can be turned off to Your neighborhood repairman School has opening Tuition, VS flO. Ciii Redeemer, 3223SSeorMrs. Martin. 3324105 or Mrs. Holcomb, 332.1371. iHellyAve. _______________ patch. Slack. eyes, Purple.huII & Cucumbers. PEAS, you pick, new 16, west 011.1 & I Ml. Sanford. 3223NO. _____________ s - uz,sse 333.1530. Lake Mary- clean & pFlvate, I bedroom furnished apt.i ma, no pits. 332.3530. 1 SR. learn in Sinford , 1505 W. 25th St. Suuf.,d P. $53 'no. S31. Sanford- Large s room P,OUse, newly remodeled, fireplace, $140 mo. (Or unlurn, $150) fl3.s7. 2543 Park Dr ........vo l&SIRMoblleH.mes M child I pet O.K. $130 'no. Magnolia Ave. 3flOSs). __________________________ soi _______________ __________________ inn.. II and SR 44, Sanford on Monday, August 14,11 A.M..1 P.M. Lake Mary FW,I Apt. 332.2341 ad 4 to I P.M. NEW OFFICE Manager TraInees & Representativ needed , --,. new office In the Sanford area. a.. ginning salary to $250 wk. if you qualify. Full an part timi available at fltls time. Call Mondpy only 10A.M. to 4P.M. 621. 3BR,carpe$ed,air Adults,$1sOmo, - 3 BR, on 3 acres private lani, in Lake Mary. Will rent furn. or unfurn. 3224315. STORING IT MAKES WASTE SELLING IT MAKES CASH, PLACEACLASSIFIEDADNOW Call 3222611 or *31.5553. ______________________ 1 a) nford Lake Mary area- 2 BR. appliances, air Condillofled, orapes, area rug, fenced yard. $110 ,, 3fl.7 I: . riiv "im ... • . . - ' Sec.. 122.405. Vivian Newman to - . r.r..... I. .A D.. Samuel l ,"• •'. Collier Lindsay I WI Alic. c., us. J. 81k B. Druid Hills Ests., 1st Addn, " '.1l., RobertF..N½ofLiSsSiaviaCOlony Co. sd. 14.000. r.rw,sr bu"aers inc. to Jerry - - 81k A, Sanlando Springs Tr. No. IS, 2nd repl.m 510.000. Henry R. Malcolm I *1 Nancy I.. In the buyer's market of today, it's never been more true of DeLard, you'll fInd the most attractive bargain in a Nt of 29, 81k 35. Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful, Sanlord Sec., & homes are fully equipped with all the modern conveniences that make up true Florida retIrement living. rI,1.hn,, C-...,...... ti.ui_ in _ Allen & wI '1001. 2SIhSt. The Woodlands, Sec 5, 539.500 Fickling & Walker Inc. to Emmett H. Goodman Sr. & WI Marie B., Lt I, Wm. E. Padgett Sr. & wf Catherine to Wm. E. Padgett Sr., w 2053' 01 Lt 11,111 of Ill 131. E 20.19' Gerald I. Nur,t ti Frances V. Mvnt, Si,. at SW cer. of Sec. 1321.31, run Unit Pie. 4-A Ramblewood Con., Beautilul, Palm Springs 129.900. Pod. U. Sarduy & if Reg. Real Estate Oroker General Contractor 3334157 Sec.. $100. Marilyn to . f. ' - Shorthand. tvoina MANAGER.TRAINEE positions X - - V -- W U C - - .... . . : - - ,,,, .... ,,vm rvum, 1,01k 0 .. . - Ir ) "a . 414 AREA 1 ji'. ____________________________ __ Crsei,'e(gsar,c,n by Sunbank iMoilgage Company ____________________ McQulrter Knnelh A. Robtins,East½ofLottS& ;I.1W. Cr1,, 2nd A4ijn., 111,300 16.17 FF., Miami to Mark Wa.11schla,geq, Hacienda Village, Nader Homes Inc. to Owen I. & desc.: Comm. at inlersec. S I' W of JIJTIIW4), Ilk F Sweetwah,r Oils, Sec 5, Gussle L., LI 4* 1 19 Ilk B A.B. Searcy Shores, 533.400. $72,311 Donald T. I Barbara L. Moore tO Rd. In Winter Springs elc. 03.061 Stivens Ad to MIdw4y, acres, $1,410,000. Joiin 5. Miiionig & if Kathleen et (QCOI Lawrence A. jones & wf Roland H. I L.tPsa N. Lee, Lots 131 Fox Lake Ivilders, Inc. to John R. ii. to Lester WIlliamson I wI Doris. Sara Sue 1* Sara lee 1.4 Block 45 Slnl4ndo the Suburb Jenes, LI 34 Elliott & wI Franc., C., it. SI, VIlla it 101 Lake Sylvan IsIs., 14.500. BIt 0, WInter Woedi S.d Unit ,sis. Beautiful Palm Springs Sec. 540.000. Rranttoy, 51.110. S,gnature Ilomes, Inc. to Charles Joyce Jones Kirk.ndall to Robert Le'*'vwicn A. Jonej I Sara Sue Frank N. Doyle 1 nt Gertrude to L. Wn,ttio & *1 ShIrla-y A., LI 12, 01* Sari Sue Jones, it 31, BIt Marilyn K. Venwormer, & Tract 6 Wm S. Oavid I WI Anna E It 3. F Sweetwef" Oak,, Sec.I. $23,000. Woods 14 Uflit 2, 5100. o, Wunter A.Sectln 2521 l, 23,300. 81k A Kr.cllwocd, 2nd Addri.. *17,0,0,0. The Huitey Ce, to Russell 1. JosupPiP.$myfh&wfur,uuaXlo W.H.Grlen&Senslnc.feJshnJ Gerald Youngs 1*1 Kethrr, to Swain Jr. .wI Patriia P.1.13 (less Jack A. Lane & if Mary N , It 102 Cintron & wt Deanna, LI 4, Ilk K, Anaceli Gonuale,, sgI., LI. II, 81* N 65'l & all of 1, lIt 0. Sweetwafer Wrenwuotj His.. 5.32,700. Sky Lark sd, $33,500. F, Summs'vt North $ec. S. 131.300. Oaks. Sic?, $34,100. Rlc)W4M. Conws4I Elof,,t. F. James king to Jamei King & *1 ,Iames 0. Daugherty IV I wt Grange Prop., Inc. to Oc.n:InIca A. lo PicbardM. Conrad Owl Eloise L. Mu B.. Beg. 12.1 Cii. N & 310' W of Sct" 10 Win. A. Diyitt & WI Biu.nmo & wf Margaret 0., it 345 Fot, U 9 01k 8. Tangl $4. SE cot of SEC. 34-IS 30 run N 244 2' RoseAnn M.. LI 1. 01* Spring 0ak3 Un. IV, I34,. T, The 4, w Ill' elc.. $100. Woodlands. S.c 3. 1.30,000 Parties, Lisa, Tc • \1L1ae • beautifully 0 - CLUB ROOM NO DEPOSIT I . 1W I.DiJ REQUIRED Bra hey Qdham..3234670 Highway )7.t2, Sanfnd ______________________________________________________ BUILDER.DEVELOPER - 323-$67 0Or$37.777 _________________________________________________________ I) __ _________ ,.vv. 'Sanford .-' '' ' 322-2111 Alter Mrs. Large 4 BR home on SI. - Johns River - ,,. to .. dParkHom8y REALTY ________________________ 323 1561 CARPENTER N : Sales Clark., experienced in ,dIes' 'lacy to.wer. Apply In per only t RcJ1's, 211 E. 1t St., dcwntnw Sanford No phone cllls. CONSTRUCON 211 ______ I ' v' W. 1$lh An n ___________ Inc Sanford, - - "rr"v" - i. alI !. Fla. C sell. $993 dn. no Qualifying, large 3 BR, 2 bath. (amily rm . central heat air, large lot. Shade & Iru.t trees. $335 mo. 3226315 . - ii JVJ'JIl.JifJj JIM COUNTRY CLUB MANOR - 2 BR. lamily room, Screened porch, big lenu.d back. yard, utility building, A bargain at s17.S00. 3230116. Rent Our Relninvac 5iy year thru 1576 models, 1 we.k Call collect, 541 3131 65-Pets-Supphes 'rmu 15.000 equity & 537.000. 3210503. - lB-Motorcycles . A,,..n W.l,,... 79-Trucks.Tralhrs - 40' HIghway I railer. 1563, tandem. ItO. -. 80-Aa.stos for Sal. _________________________ 1510 VW Station Wagon, Standard shift, mechanically aoui I7 323.000 1967 - Lessea Datsun Including Zcarsand trucks. For Information call BIll Ray or lack Mink, 131.131*. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '12 and '73 Models. Call 323.5370 or $34. 1405 Dealer). We Buy Furniture Stamp Albums; Cornet; Knick Knacks; Misc. DAVE'S Wylly). Look for signs. Garage Sale, Sat. I Sun. Alternoons. 315 Cypress Outstanding Bargains ' -' . Ifle vico turnituee. Any QuantIty. NOLL'S Cassei. berry, Hwy. 17.53 - I Buick Station Wagon Phillips dô Station ithI French Ave. 3235370 . CARPORT SALE Sat. I Sun. begInning at S AM. 213 Clermont Road. Lake Mary, Furniture, MIsc. 321 0132. Carport Sale- Saturday I Sunday. old bottles, antiques & mIsc, 2656 Grandview (off S. Sanford Ave. I 70-Swap & Trade SWAP SHOP.FLEA MARKET - 1571 Capri,standardshflt Tape deck. Very low price 323. 1S06 1566 Mustang, new paint, white with blue interior. Many new parts including battery, alternator, radiator, etc. $.75, 333Z7ti after 6 Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday S to S 1973 El Camino V.5, automatic, power steering. $1315. at the Movieland Drive.in WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Theatre, South 17.52. Phone 323. Phone 323 101a 1216. BUSINESS DIRECTORY 4 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY $30 5706. _____________________ - - for 30 pci. commission. Fret Pick. ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. YARDSALE- Sat., Sun., Mon. Sanford 322.3390. 26S0MaIia _______________________________ Ifant to buy All Soul's Schøol Plaid Garage Sale, Ill Rosalia Dr., t.1. Jumpers. Sizes I, 10, 12. Also Ith Aug. it, 20. 21. Moving. New 25 grade book 3fl3S30 Casselberry.attracti2 BR, 1 bath, On Shaded lot. 121.500 or best offer. -- - 3233SMor323.fllO INS Honda, CI 350. 9910 MIles. Excellent coed., 1310. 332.3017. Chevrolet Impala, good con. dIllon. Must sell, $600. 373.4313. For used furniture, appliances, 1971 Super Beetle, 4 speed, good tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001. items. condition, $555. Firm. $431434, Larry's Marl. 2*3 Sanford Ave. 1512 VW Bus, 7 passenger, AM.FM, PINCY. WOODS BARN - We Buy new tires, good cOndition. 13.000. 'Fumitute & Miscellaneoup, Sell $I.7Gfl aftes 4 p.m,, - 54-Gamg, Sales oM (.se T.,k, 1 - I - ___________________ Aluminum Siding Home Improvements Pest Control -- marina, -- Cash 322-4132 wehavealargeseIectioflofbi white portable TV's. $2.5 to $65. HERB'S TV, 1200S. French. 333. 1731. ____________________ flT assume loan of - 68-Vnted to Buy 53-1V-Radlo.Stereo ___________________________ _______________________ deys Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 66-Horses meg. Quarter horn, spirIted, well trained.excei.forgocdrid,5u30 or make offer. ______________________________ ______________________________ - tennis $12,900. a- JUT)DO, I can Cover yost home wuth alum, suding I SoIfit system Also Roof ung. Gutters 20 yrs. lip Eagle S'dnq Co $31 5563 interior, Exterior Plastering, Plaster Patching I Simulated Brick 1. Stone Specialty. 333.7750, GET ART BkLJWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Drive 322 OIls STOP AND THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' THINK A MINUTE. II Classitied Ads didn't work Beauty Care Land Clearing equlprnenty no longer use? Sell I? all wltts a Classified Ad In The Herald, Call 372 5611 or 531 9993 and a friendly ad visor *111 Mlø win TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON lo'merly Harriett's Beauty Nobel C&A BackHoe Service Sewing - there *ouldr.'t be any. ________________________ Larua All SItE First.332 5113 43LsActeg ________________________ ________________________________ Lake Markham Chain- By owner, 100' on water, 17$' deep, 150' front nucely cleared. Shade trees, Qood location. $11,500. Terms, k-14Il. _________________________________ Geneva. i acres. Mobile home hook , sn.000 ____________ -__________ _____________ l J Soutitridge goll course area 2'-,.Sor 7 acres. Frontageon I sides, 330' paved Cuty water, lire I protection. 53000 per Icr all or pick your own parcelS, make oIler. 574 1396 Jf LAKE MARY bLVD.- 170' fran. tag, x 113' deep on a corner site. 1.546 sq It. of building zoned for offices. 147,900. 'FORREST GREENE INC., REALTORS. 5306433 eves. 322 1t70. from $1,910. Only 190 down with low payments. 4.47 1111. TT INVESTMENT CORP.. REALTORS ___________________ Golf game goneto pot? Sell those old clubs with a classified ad. Call 322. 2611 or sii.tm. Have some camping ______________ Merchandise so'-iwsceitaneous for S.ale PIANO- Good practice piano Portable Singer sewing machine ISIS South Maple Ai,e Sanford . clay, rock Housetrajterj full dirt, kinds of dIgging, and moved, 322 tiI2 ESTERSON LANOCLEAR1NG 5Ulldøig, Excavating, Di?ch work. Fill dirt, top soil. 322.550 Home Improvements YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING IF YO'J HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY: Alterations, Oress.Making, Drapes, Upholstery. 322 0707. ALTERATIONS DRESSMAKING 323 S751 _____________________ C. I. SHEPHERD Painting. Remoieling. General Repairs, Call 323 IllS Ludicoping & Core Lawn P*.ANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR WHATEVER YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL, AND WATCH THE PROFITS GROWl Roof Recur,. Carpentry, Panting, Home Repairs. Outlining, Cement Mowing, edging, trimming, weeding work Free estimates 131 $442. and lertitiping Free estimates. Central Heat & Air Conditioning. Phone 323 593,4. _________________ For Iree estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS In Sanford 332 1771 EXPERT LAWN CARE Trash Hauled, Lawn Cue Hauling 322 2445 Tree Service LUM8tMJACK'S TREE SERVICE Mowing, Edging, Trimming Tree trimming & removal. Fret Free Estimates. Phone 323 1752 estimates L'Cenwd I insured. $627197 WAYNE J. LENNOX & ASSOC. Turfgrasi ConsultIng Service Golf Courses, Ball Fields, Lawns 333 6079 tot more info ______ Carpentry, Nemodelurig Add,t,s Custom Work L'cens,a. 0ond, Fret estimate 323 0030 ________________________ _ ____________________________ clearing, Stored 10 pct. down, $200 'no. 39 __________________________ _________________________ ,. .. •q Sat. -a.-- ________ & Otfice Space available. commercial area, downtown Sanford, MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks - CARROLL'S FURNITURE. 323.5151 KENMORE WASHER. parts, servIce,vsedmachines. MOONEY APPLIANCES3734157 . ,_..,_I. __________________________ 3223991 3220641 ___________________ I Slo,-m for Rent Steam Clean Y our Own Carpet 52-Appliances No Qualifying, pay equity, assume mortgage. 4 BR, 1¼ baths, QitOyo, gold carpet. Close to GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3501 Orlando Dr,uve o'd,323520 ___________________________ 3229254 ____________________ -- .4 Bath Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting liIIsiuiutat.0 -, ___________________ QUIET AREA 2-3 BR redecorated house, lots of kitchen cabin.ts, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat and large fenced back yard. Approx. $2,000 down, Ills month. Price 571 .tiIO. Owner, 323 0522. Deiand 2521 Park Dr. REALTOR will buy any make convertbss I$YR.FHA FINANCING 322 274$ PAI TV WiniI?7loroIderDeD, ____________________________ .. Deltona Custom- 2 bdrm, full dining, 2 bath, 2 car garage, many extras Inside & out, adjoining lot with garden spot & fruit trees available. 1057 Madura, oc cupancy when you want It. Owner ..,,.. .,"-..',. ..w oru.vr Jl-4J 2270779 _Eqp __________________________ ____________________ 1973 l2'ut6l', 7 BR. Iron? kitchen Take over payments of 555 a NEED A HOME?- $100 down payment to qualilled buyers. 3 BR, 1", baths, central heat. refurbished. As low as 115.000. -- 7 CALL 332.3411 . $314. WITT REALTY Park ________________________________________________________ Central 26355. Sanford Ave. 321 Ol5teves. 322 744 pool, _____________________________ - m-. ______________ _____________ ___________ 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat & air, Florida room, plus 7 extra Cornmmciii lots. All for Only 135.300. I IM I-hINT ii - 'apartment Get some action WIth a Herald classified ad. We"I help you wrIte in ad that will brIng fast sale. Reg. Real Estate Broker - __________________________ block home In country, air, fenced yard, den. Exctl. Cond. 59.100. 323 6344. __________ Phone 322 7551, Sanford BATEMAN REALT71 Landscaped lot with 2 bedroom mobile home. Euicellent Condition. 2 BR __ JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. IWW.Colnm,rCIaI ----- Realtor PhOfle)05322.1S91 Days and After Hours 323719$ ROSES Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and Show quality. Cropped ears . Shots. $130 to $300. Terms. $110. * SINGER FUTURA* English Springer Spaniel puesj wks. AKC RIg. All shots. On. it Singers finest. Sold new for Reasonable price. 343.3557, over $100. Needs someone to assume balance. S16.N. or pay Reg. German Shepherds, w $12.30 'no. Free home trial. Will papers, $25 or best Offer. 103 E. like trade. Call Bill at 335.1057. Woodland Dr.. 332.3747 i.rww Days -322 6133 NightS-333 2352 Other belutiful homes and waterfront building sites available. .. I e ReO. Real EstateBroker •_ $75,000. __________________________________________________ WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? I nI W. Garnett WhItj" - On 2 pIus ln,4-----.i FLORIDA Woodnlfl'sGardsn Canter 601 Celery Ave. Machine _ )OOl in quIet secluded area, YET Only 75 minutes to Orlando. APARTMENTS Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. I Ave.,4 Blocks Southal ai..a..'e FOR INFORMATIOP4 CONTACT ' TAXI DRIVERS YelI_____________ Cab, 201 3. Part Ave. room, NELSON'S SUY JUNK CARS- from $10 to $31. Call 322.1434 after 4 p.m. with wa..'ut console, balance 175.50 or 6 payments of $13.30. NATION. WiDE, beautiful trse.shaded yard. Large picturewlndow, firepiace. Estate sale, 125.000. Harold Hall Realty, Realtor, 323.517i. .BR.31 - i.siaisa, - -- -''-V' I LAKE MONROE ________ ... ouning kitchen, family room with REALTORS fireplace, over.slled double garage, Screened porch overlooking park-like area, On u. // T Chu'mlnn WWUUU •UWUUU $aotoid " . FERENT' Away from traffic & noise? And no Chance of . building in front or back of youi Blended among beautiful b.g old oak trees, 3 OR, beamed ceIling,, heatalator & fireplace, utility, workshop, double carport, on ~ eat.ln Homes ready for your Inspection . . .._ oo YOU WANT SOMETHING DIF. .....___. - ? buy. 131.900. 621-3094. acre. Excellent family home. Conventlonal.5% Down , -. 77- Autos Singer Touch 'N Sew, Rialty, Realtor, 323.3774. V. -- acre, with option on adjoining i r- ivm - air, n, Several Altamont. area X .. - S.FRENCH Ci r#w i - 11IIe 1 I •W -- - W - ______ .l. I 1½ bitt,, central hoot I carpeting. Excilifnt con. dillon, 533,300. 323 ISle. Bedroom, 2$ Minutes to X - ,:,,, . SANFORD AVE., neat, 7 PR home, new carpets, carport, LIk: new horn., zoned commercial Ideal office. $31,500. Harold Hail anore J OK, 2 baths, central air I heat, 2 car garage, exceptional Sanford', newest residential neighborhood ç - .. - SUMMERLINA'.J 1335$. Largeoaks,pines,palmte,s, 8*drooms, 3 baths, air condi. honed, clean as a pin. Move in now. VA, Conventional (4' owners wIll hold mortgage. $17,550. CALL TO SEE LAKE MARY 3 OR home on 1¼ acre waterfront site, large trees, plenty of privacy. 155,500. WE TAKE TRADES OVIEDO- S BR. charming older 2 JOHNNY WALKER $304533 R. 8. Bennett & WI Francine to Ilk 5, North Orlando Tewnsit,s, 4111 Wm. H. Rice Jr., & wi Patricia V.. Addn. repi, of SIt. No. 2., $111. LI 5, Blk A, Swe,twater Oaks, Sect, (0 Jolvi P Kunzelmann O ''(R l.ITTIE FIJI .ICEtiCY" vo.ox. Bei-Aire Homes Inc. toF. Michael Ia_M: Kun:elrnann. his WI., it 13, UPHOLSTERER $1,010 a month - 2017 SUN., AUG. IS -. L'IIISWOQO, sgi. s lOU' 01W ½ of Lot lC5 Mlcha,lF I PatriciaM. Kaboolto 6). McNeils Orange Villa, $100. WIlliam 0. IAlice L. Wilson, Lots 9 Greater Cotntr. Corp. to Francis SECRETARY & 1U Mirror Lake Manor, $30, A. Meryinelif Alice N., it. 21, 81k I ITIUSI 321-0041 oPiTP.M. Carolyn I, ., . program I;• U. & Relha-Bodney Unit No21$Orienta Pt Cond Village I, $11,500. Cousings Mortg. Co and Equity " - , Park. 1st Ada, 534 3ee Daniel C. Gray I Ginny L. toHan .ienn - across the street from Deland's very popular Southridge Golf Course. Visit Fairway Vullage arid see for yourself. the value of a lifetIme. and priced at only $17,900. Directions: From downtown Detand Drive East on New York Avenue tO Hill Avenue. Turn right: (South) on Hill Avenue to Fairway Viilage. No Closing Costa/No Land Lease No Recre Ion Leas./5% discount to Cash Buyerst/1% down move-In anwv.in, & WI Harriet ', Leatrice CIeveian$, Lw Lot 3, lid: lit 20, N.M. Smith's s.d. $4,100. SIN. X Wlndwar Manor First Add, $33,000. Christian A. Hoechst I WI Jean Fla. Land Dev. Co. to David C. SALES CLERK Experienced In toChar,es N. Stedman & WI RaIl. Pickling 6 Walker, Inc to Robert& HOlilday & wf Retiw M. retail . Sterewod, Inc. teGreen I Assoc. it 32, Jansen s d, $fl,50Q Grace N. Surta.'t, Loll Block I. Knoliwood. third A .111,000. * Builders Inc. & RIchard I. WillIams Thomas EllIs 1 Ethel t Charles Crystal Shore Sub., 133,011. Suncraft Engineering I Constr. INSIDE SALES Several positions £wf Lamar, LI 24 Tritby R.sod, 3rd R. Stedman & wI Bette James C. & Margaret Jacqueline Corp. to Kenneth J. Ostevbevge LI , Auto Parts, Furniture Retail, Si., $100. Jansen 14, 100. Warlers to Charles Thomas & Nil. wi Darlene N. Lt 7 61k A. Sweet. Hardware Pelt:eu' Constr, Co., Inc. to Ivan 0. CA. Hoechst & wi jean to Charles Sanianda the Subrub Beautiful, water Oaks. Sec. 543.900. Pour I *1 Marcelle H., 11141 E 2V N. Stedman 5. wI Belle .1.. Palm Springs Sec. $i,j. Nader Homes inc. to Thomas E. WAITRESS Nlghh shit? 0117 81k B, Spring Ve4!ey Farms. Janse,'i Id. $100. EQuitable Like Ins to John C. Holland, Lot 340, Winter Springs Un. * Sec 10, Peggiec. Nixon a. tib Ernest Jr.. Dipierre, Unit No. 102 Crown Oaks 1, 110.600. 600KKEEPER.SECRETARY All. COrp. to Francisco Grajeda & to Joseph F. MKean I WI Marilyn, First Add., 125,500. Experienced in rentals Pierre Renaldo, Inc. to Walter F. wi Carolyn A, it 2 Bik 7 North LI di. .aurelwood ISIS, subj mtg. H. Millir & Sons, Inc to Harold I Cutup I WI Niki L.. it. ISO, Wekiva X Orlando, 2nd Addn, $39,100. Irmelin Wiederhoid, Hot 11 of San Hunt Club. Fox Hunt, Sec. 3.541.500. TYPIST Groat lob 12 121.700. Dad. Fed., Miami to Bud Sawyer SebastIan Heights, JOhn F Mayer & wI Mary Pierre Renaldo, Inc. to literS 0. '-if I SELL SUCCESSI WI Juanita, its 31 I 33, 01k C, Kenneth H. Dotigan, sql I. Can H. H. Millers I Sons of On., inc to Osburn & if Linda S., it. West Altamor?. Hts., 140.500. Dorlcan, sql., it S Bik 0, Lake Larry B I Sharon N. Wolcott, Lot Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt. Sec.437, 3, 301 Commercl4i 3735174. ---160 of San SebastIan Heights Unit 1, Wm. B. Pellegrino I *1 Muriel to Kathryn Park Addn., N. Edwin Ballecwine & *1 CIa-nd, it Benjamin Holmes Jr., I Patricia EXTRA MONEY? Orlando Fed. Miami to John A. NEED Il & W IS' of Ints I. II. ku MatS,,, Int n._...------ --- .._. . IUImfi. Louis I. Lovell & *1 Myrtle 1.. it S BIK A, West Altamonte HIs., Sec. I, auvvc2y VIlldtt IS uocateo UlI-f(,ILY . . - - ,.' /J - .. MLSREALTORS t$S',,ks,.. uuvpqsr, b-',.' m&mes 2565 Park __________________ REALTORS - ., _ LONGWOOD Lovely corner with large shade oak tree In frond. Back yard stockade fencIng. Quiet neIghborhood, convenient to 5pping Good cabinet space In kitchen. Range. Refrigerator. Decorator wall paper. - Double carPOrt, patio. Metal storage sh.d. Will sell FHA. 3 BR, 2 bath. 1't00. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service ............... . Winifred A. to Albert N. Fobers & wI Frank i. Padavan to J. F. Mellon, Silty Jane. it 4 4 N IV of 3. Ilk 34., Lot 7 Opal Terr., $20,000. Sanlando Sub. Ieautlfvt, Sanford Earl C. Stewart & wi Rebecca to SUPILAND- Our motivated owner says seiil 3 BR, 1 bath, Ap. pllances carpeting, drapes, wall air, centraliteat. Rear yardchaln i fenced. 11,500. 41-Houses Sanford- 3 BR, 7 Bath, air, stove, refrigerator, $113 'no. Security, lix. 323 liPS. 2610 ; Winded ____________________ Sell the Best I Service the Rest. Wteçn Auto, 301W. First St.. 323. __________ - __ Lawn Mower Sales I Service- We BY SINGER Sewing _____________________________ Redocedforquicksal._ByOw,.,,. Sunland 3 BR, I bath, heat I air, many extras. Sit tOO. 3133371. Kish Real Estate Casselberry, real nice, 3 BR. 1½ bath, central heat, air, wall-wall carpeting. Large lOt. $33,500. 13i. its 1 /1 - 322 7ltI 32-Houses Ur,furnlshed self-addressed envelope to Know-How, tngton, N. Y., 11743. can not Lie answered Individ- - CRANK CON'ST..REALTY REAt.TORS....4)0.4061 Eves. 373.30.45 TERR1FIC....4BR,lbathonoyer an acre with beautiful swimming pool, central heat 5. air, family room, plus much more. 555.500. Call Sanford's Salesieader Ocean ______________________________ Reel (state ______________________ 3 BR. 1' bath, caUrai air & heai. 201 E. 73rd St., $200. Call 322.4410 after 5:30. _________________________ . 4 - _____________________________ ________________________ Realtor 3222420 front Apt-s., 335 S.' Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Call Mrs. R. U. Hutchlson, 373 futChison ll •I. About $150 a month 30 yrs. 515.300. REAL ESTATE QUIET COUNTRY NEIGHBORS 4 DM, I baths, wIth tiw tool, partly paneled family room, central heat & air, large utility room, $30,000. . Unturnlshed, two bI'oom. Security Deposit. Adults Preferred. 333. 1420 Or 3233134. SANFORD, brick 3 OR, 1½ baths, Wve Tlres(5),30x$14., lug II'. rims. $110. Also tool utility box, steel tot step side pick ..... ZigZag machines. Assume balanceofslu,5ou' paySil.t0 per month. Wiil take trade.in. Slngir equipped to tlg.z.g I make bufton holes. Balance of 156.1$ or 10 payments of $4. Call Credit manager, 333-5411 or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 E. lit St., Downtown M. 1JNSWORTH REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker 103W. Is? St. 3334061 or 3230517 eves. rts GM I One of SInger's top Touch and Saw screened porch, garage, $14,500. "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" LAKE MARY- Pool home. Ex. I,.,,.l, ,...._._.,•. .,, yuru. Chain link fence around back. Manyciosesi Kitchenequipped, 3 BR, i'7 bath. 127500 36-Resort P1OWIY 31A-Duplsxes FUTURA 3231317 or 322.0613 CailBart COZY-] BR. 2 baths, in like new condition. Central heat & air. iamliy room, eat.in kitchen, with breakfast bar, plus lots morel - 333.4303 or339..WO - 1 BR. turn, apt., lights, water furn. Adults only. $52 332.32% after 4 Wtday. - GREENHOUSE For your plants, den for dad, paneled family room, 3 BR,3 baths, lake privileges access. COOLOFF-OnYOIJrIrOntpotthIn this lovely older 4 BR. 1¼ bath, carpeting. central heat lair, well landscaped lawn. $36,100. - 2 BR Mobile Home In Longwcod, 5130 'no. No pets. 530.5430. Cuff Jordan, Realtor 131.5722 breakfast room, study or 5th bedroom and enclosed sun porch. Large corner lot with citrus trees. All for 125,500. CailCaroIineHoltzclaw,As,. 539.730. 34-Mobile fq ___________________ IS ITI Unbelievably priced at $100 down. 7ê-Ao as Is. cash and ca NOU.'S Cawitberry, 17.52, $214301 a.ics,- l*ifl',3. foam mattresses, $21 esctt. 323.1021 551,500. comfort of I large bedrooms with loads of closet space. Large living room wIth fireplace, formal dining room, - - 2 BR house In Santord Furn.orunturn, 3535553 Pr",5p, boded lot. Hy roern & "ge screened porch facing ak.. THIS Enloy the Sanford Auction 1100 Frincis. 3fl134 $43. 3fl. ScPfl,C nv. Spacious Used Office Furniture Lovely antique brass I whIte iron bed, complete, 5730 White wood dresser with mirror I night table, 3 BR, dream home with 3¼ baths, on Sanford Auction 1200 French Ave. 323 You Name 16.1 leylI Wood or steel desks. esacutlue desk I chairs, licretarlal deaka & chairs, straight chaIrs, tiling KULP DECORATORS 105W. 1st St. 322.2335 Wi Sue Furniture - Pliances, TV's, Misc. Items sold at barGaIn prices. SankAmerlcard and Master Chirps welcome. o-ornc. Supplies Goods - Extremely OUTSTANDING CONDITION Spilt 3 BR, 7 bath, fenced yard, central heat I air, eat.in kitchen, plus dining area. $25,000. 33-Houses Furnished ________________________ Downss.jj convenient location. 5552. ming & boating. $2,300. 2 BR, air 2 car garage I34it3aft.r5p.m. PARK. 1, s. s trailer apts. AdUff I family pert. either of Afld37 Lang's booklets, " InsIde ishlng In the '135 dsp. 333.0141. _________ MO N T H L V R E N TA I. S AVAILABLE Color TV, Air Coed., Maid Sire. QUALITY INN NORTH llISR436,Long 543.105 W. Bean. & WI vema to 13.400. ____ LI 446. WekIva man D. Elder I WI Jeanne A.. its I Eileen I.. Krause I. hb. 0. James, W 18-Itolp Vinted Ocean Fed Say & Leapt to Michael ens Hunt Citb, Fox Hunt, Sec 3, 1.6.300. 1. 2 8th 41, Crystal Lake mit, sons Wlrwn- 11.1' of LI 6 & E 11.V of 7 Sanlando I. Guppy £wI Jeanne C.. it 22, Sit Sameaaye -.L4.47Wekiva Homes s.d. 132,000. The Suburb Beautiful, Palm I Shadow Hill, specify APARTMENT MANAGERS what kind Hunt Ciub'o* tl,'n$, Sec 3, U 300. zu,p Pitlo Aparti'.tenb Dorothy F. Shields to Dennis Springs, Sec 01k 41. 5100. .Iayrnor Corp. to Joseph H. Wyatt Responsible married couple ne..d Fia Land Co. to Joseph Pen. Deyrles I, wI Constance. U 15, 01k for each John D. Christie & wI GaIl 0. to & wi Nancy J.. it 36. NOfthwood, tO rent I maintain new apartment SIdle. 1.2.3 nington 1111 wI Juanita M.. Unit 7I E. Oakland Ests.. 1st Sec., Ire. Frederick H. Kenipf & WI Susan A., pose. While at complex. You will live rent fret $27,500. 2451. The Higflands Patio Homes, condo., recor). $31,000. BedisomApts. it 30 Sleepy Hollow, 1st Addn, within the complex and receive Jack C. Martin & *1 Dale to James $11,000. ilet.OswStory Luke E. Summers & WI Olivia H. 367.100. R. Galbreath I WI Mary A.. LI Ii salary I benefits. No children or SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOL. yourself. A. Joseph McClssk.y a if M. tOJOhflR.VOflAChen&WIMaryLU. KIIChIn Equipped STERED WITH VALUES FROM (QCD) Swsan Lee Lewe ii Bear Lake Hts.. Bik C, $300O ef 5. Retired or semiretired Joyce to A. Jereme West a Lola its 154 1 BIk C, Robert Bins Addn. Lawrence Idw. Lewe, it 14, Ilk F. THE WANT AD COLUMNS. Equitable Life Auur Soc. to IlesYy couple preferred. Call Joan Hinds F., Lt 5. Ilk I San Sebastian His., to Alt.. 144.100. Seminole Sites, site. an appointment at 3210230 or P. Rokickl I wt Sophie E., Condo, Un. 2.542,111. Fla Ra-sid. Comm. Inc. to AliceM. Floyd N. Oennett&wf Patricia to LivingUnitlO3.Bldg.J,CrownOaks WTIIC P.O. lox U, Sanford, Fl., Two secretariat positions, one Leslie Swarfzto Sim.Ka Corp., Lot Map,an, wid.. it 4, 01k C, No. On. James B. Smith & *1 Helena C.. W is? Addn. 1.23.000. (F'or nm executive typ.witNsp,o,-thaa From Si. English Woods, 1St Addn, $100. Terr., 3ec Unit 7. 377,300. SlY of Ltlt & E 45' of 15, 01k C. San. Raymond Strebler & wI LouIse to Paint Your House tyPing requirements, one clerk Jerome S. Swartato Sim.Ka Corp. (QCD Thomas E. Wads SpringsTr., No.16. 2ndrepi.. Joseph J. fluzek, gi.. Lt 10 61k C mmedlate Employment available type with Headstart prop'am. and Out" or "Wood Fin- Lo 59, English Woods, 1st Addn, None F. to Nona F. Wade, S 10'I ofif itundo 1.40.000. for qualified Personnel Tangiewood. Sec 3 repl. with the Seminole Community Action Inc. 7&N20'ofI,BlkS,palmTerr.,$100 Hone " send City of Sanford In the following Jamej C. Levie & *1 Nancy to Apply 1101 PIne Ave.. Sanford. Fred $assen, & Lerstta to Angels Condev Corp. to Heath,rton Sliver Springs Gear. Land posIticn: Clert.Typist II, & Title Patricia I.. Trier. wid., LI 34, 01k C, 37'.'y hr. upstairs. cents and a long, STAMPED, Village Unit One. Home Owners Corp. I. Amato4wf Theresa I.. LII sit c to Carl W. Minear I Lois H.. Skylark sd, 131.100. wk.. $54.32 starting wage. Position San Sebastian HIs., un. ta. usea Equal Opportunity Employer Assoc. Inc., Comm at E'ly point of LI 133 Myrtle Lake Hills, $3,311. Newman 0. Brock to Shubert full time ragular employment. Nader Inc. to Marvin E. Heather viii Un. 1. 5100. (QCD Larry B. Outlaw to$ara K. Constr, Co. Inc., Ut 1 & 28th 1? PIne Tyncr 5.Homes P.O. Box 477, HuntInterested personnel please TEACHERS- (Or 4th & 7th OrIdes. wf Mihele 0., Li SI, E. Everett. Huskey, md. 1. Outlaw, LII & N" oft West Haven, Level sd 53.000. contact the Personnel Director or Experienced & Fundamental QuestIons Trustee Searcy Shores. 539.500. 322-2090 to Bran? Icy Harbour sioo. Central Fia. Christian School. 40. Leo Voskan & WI Joan to Valid Civil Service Office, City Hail. Alex Hobbs Aka Columbus A HomeownersAssoc.,inc.,'rr.AIo, (QCD( Larry 0.Outiawto$araic. Entr.,lnc..p80534,LW,E24$'of it 1250. Sanford for further infotm.tion Prefesslinally Maaaled Hobbs lii to Warren E. Williams, Brantiey Harbour, I E 56.50' Pt ti, Outlaw. itS ually.) & N'i oft West Haven, 1$, Longwood Hills, $100. and filing Application. Telephone Trustee, Li I? 81k A, Knoitwood, $100. Cloan $100. the garage again? Moving S.rnird Jaffe, lad, 4 Trustee ti $11.000. 372314.1. Florence J. Stevenson & Betty A. Robert I. Schumaker itti same Items around you & WI Donna Frank N. Bunnell I Carolyn to to James R. Rishlwf Judith R., moved last spring? Planning on L., its i 4 4 Ilk I Ume Put of Ray Don Reed & wf Nina M. it 1a, Linda N. Shaw (form. Harris) to Indian Hills Unit S. 545.000. storing them another ye.r? OoWt WIlson eu.. $14,411. McNells Orange Villa, $10,500. Harvey C. Harris Jr.. LI 7, Bik F, di?. Plan a garage sale and don't Aylesbury Homes Corp. to Steven John 0. Thompson I. *1 MIldred to Jerry 0. Roney & wf Linda to Country Club Manor Un. No. 1,5100. A 1.... ___ ...,1__. -1 1 0. Haas & wf Ba,h.., J.,, ni r. r,...... I. ;rnr . . . fcra14 to adv.vA,. I I, II... UI. Jr.wT (,flfl NICRyL.plamburg&wf Harriet a'rjL to MaP o,snte & a; the clutter L, flf ..,,.. ..u. vi, vu vvway, ,iomn ma you'll have ureamvvold, Sanford, $11,000. Addn. $17 900 ......... - don't. And. mauy exactly 01 pipe must be used pum. you're It, be sure tharegu1atIonspermityouto the work FURNISHED APARTMENT EVES, FIRST TIME ADVERTISED I 3 BR. 1 bath In Lake Mary, central heat I air. Access to lake for swim. 3 IR, air conditioned, fenced yard, In Suniand. $173 me. plus security Public Auction Monday, Aug. 16, 7 FM Ilcycles- GIrls' 14", yellow, like new. Says' 20" Wlldf Ire, good cond. 333.0511. anvil". LAKE MARKHAM 323-1832 Doily sale., used furniture & intlques, 1¼ mIles sot of 1.4. Sanford. tai7i iioIies Lots of furniture, bing, ap Kitchen Bathroom CabInets, Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available. Bed Cabell. 332.1052 down and assume 533.000 mor. tgage. 3235303. Colbert Realty Hal shopping & schools. $33,000. HI.Way4 Auction GallerIes Half Price- Sanford. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 'den. dining & living room. Fenced, Nice neighborhood with pool and lennis courts available, $2,000 ClassifIed 322.3611, $31 __________________ ROISON MARINE 253$ Hwy 17.53 motu', $71; Snapper mower, I Pip. with sulky, $10; Gust Ornbar0. 323 2555, NE. Corner 3rd I Holly. Sanford- Country Horn, Lakefront -6osts £ Wit Herald. -______________ faa, 23,000 CFM, with I HP 3 phase in area, Immaculate] BR, only I yrs. old, Central air, at. ached garage, custom *apes, plush carpet, walk to schools. Assumable *it,000 mortgage. $151 'no. pays all at $23,500. 431.1045. LARRY SAXON INC., REALTOR AREA- I BR, 1½ both. 530 ROSEDALE. *77.500. LARGE CORNER LOTS -3 PR, 2 baths, firepiace, equipped latin kltchon, carpeting, close to 323•7$32 equIty and assume mu'. $31,000. Appraised 050,005. Owner, 3434450. u.c tgaqe Of 132.500. LUNOW000 SIlO - Eves 3221311 or 3220612 ____________________________ 1IEDROOM SAN MO Plensyof oak shade trees, plus lit's I4J.0. morel 2 SR home, unfurnhtp,.4, $120 'no. HAL COBLERT REALTY u-Apartments Furnished most (urnshe, home, Assoc. 323OIS Night COUNTRY CLUSMANOR-7BR, 1 bath, Cenral heat & air, $10400 2 HR. 1 bath, $13,300 4 BR, 2 bath, central heat I air, Lake Mary area. $41,300 301 E. 73rd St.- Double corner lot, fruit trees, 3 BR, 1½ baths, - ma. _______________ __________________ ask for Mr. - ,,l. Realty JUST LISTED This newly built custom 3 BR, 2 bath on 1¼ acres. - OUI turnishad. Idol location. THIS IS A CAREER OP PORTIJN Florida CPWIsllan School For pecspnsi Interview ITY - Plinnsn a carport sue? Dan't (ergot to advertise it in the worst ads o( The Herald. ______________ comPany fringe benefits such as: HospItalizatIon, Life Insurance, Maior Medical and Retirement. . Q. I have some Plumbing term. W1230. mere are severai repairs to do and expect to reQ. Educational Child Care lot as low as Magnolia SvC. Corp. to R. B. shingles on my asphalt roof place a considerable section of Do.Jelas P. Hooker & James 0. MagnolIa Svc. Corp. to Casdr.k Frances M. HodQson. wid to Bennett & wI Francine E.. it 636 Nsdgskli, to T. L. Dyer, LI 3. Dawn Industries weekly If you qualIfy. Inc.. LI 5.4 Wekiva Hunt pipe. Can I use plastic pipe? Meredith Manor UtiiltlesCocp., LII. Witca Hunt Club. Fox Hunt, S.c 3, Isis. sd. $4,311. Club Fox Hunt, Sec 3, $1500. 01k H Mobile Manor, A. You'll have to check the ss.aoo. Sec., eneva Hazel M. Woodruff, wid to Nor. David - ____ _________________________ JRoorn,kItchenequlppd,cln,5 'no. 322.5313 after I or wait ends. I secure future with unlimited advancement. You can becomb manager with your office 5tiff after a very short Irsinihg period at company expenses. You wiiI recvive a salary, commission, 9-Good Thiflgs 10 Eat Central __ ____ guide I ripping guide. $73. Jig saw, II" throat, Craftsman with motor, 573; 10" Sand saw, Craftsman with motor, 3 saw blades and stand, $30, Folding golf cart. 510:13' AIr boat, aluminum, without motor, 515: 10 tip. Royal Scott, 571; SquIrrel cage REDUCED S2.1001 REALTORS, 20723th$T. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE NICE COUNTRY home on 2 acres In Paola, 4 BR, 2 bath. $19,000. COUNTRY LIVING - And a pool tool 3 BR. 2 bath on a canal, carpeting, family room, eit.ln kitchen, 112.500. tder i-I and SR 436, 3 BR. clean I bright, fenced yard. $130 lease. 647.1307. 'DApS51IflsId1 UiEurnhshed earnings but also a permanent Pni323.7SLQM3224IO. use outdoors. Mull-Family One Bedroom _______________________ Stenstrom Deltona. 4151411 - This Company has been established since103.WeoffertopImmedrat, MI CHILD CARE DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick, Broker _______________ We have so many leads and ap. poitmenti that it will lake months to contact them all. Lutheran Church of _______________________ ilistructiam ___ d Plant&Cr.(f Viip For Sale, very rsss,nabie Phone 332.7$77 - be 5 offered to the public. The demand fOr this plan Is great. We cannot keep up with Inquiries, unless we semester, humidity conditions, such as In tatlon, examine the warranty - G __________________________ Comprehensive pun ever to ___________________ -Adjustable shelves give Same as above 248U$IflSU Opps,lunitiis ' 77 newest Sroker, 332.7171 Day DELTONA. 3 Bedrooms, 1½ baths, central heat I air conittloning, $175. Also 2 SR. I bath. central heat I air conditioning, $i5, ____ meple $bIsi It with a Ad In 003. CARPORT SALE Sat., Sun,, Mon. Palmetto Ave. 3131023 Chevrolet pickup. Misc. tensions, cut.off eves. 323.3561. ci*tm JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY Garage sales are in sween. Tell f Sail Scat, Courtney boat. '63 161 Country Club CIrcle. 332.1434, I" Table Saw, Craftsman, 2 blades, stand, ½ np. motq, 2 side ex. Best buy REALTORS 5301133 Call 332.2243 3634 Ovwio area, country nome, built, 2¼ acres, 4 PR, 3 bsttw, offIce, 3300 sq. ft., 3 mos. old, $141. Move in now. 323.4111 Eves. 337.1454: 327.4144 3334,51 __________________ WHAT IS DENTACARE?? Dsntacare Is the Wm. H. Stem per. Realtor 1515$. French MtiSdeLoveSoI Red Vetvsfeen UphoIs*y $100 322.340 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE SUY-$ILL-TRAOI 311.313E.Flf'5$31. 322.343, Yard$ale,$.t.I$un,,l,&13th - REAL NICE $., in. 3222S3ier213.Sl19after$ By Owner 3 BR, 2 bath, small down, no qualifying. Ph. days, 321. 3 BR, 2 bash home, carpeted, CA. kitchen equipped, wilts family room. Can assume mortgage. No qualifying. Payments monthly V POACH Fri., Sleussiold & misc. Items, esane furniture, apt. si gas ssot'e, antique Chippendale china cabinet, Inflque rma,d oak tail., bell I claw feet, Oak dreseer. iso Sanford Ave. $3101 Up Fla. rm., kit, equip., air, cpt, wssher, dryer, screen porch. 10' a 31' lawn bldg. $23,30Ø 323.01.45. 0417, she. :. s-m SALE- Farm Wapite payments 323.4175. Tr,eshaded,fon 105,3 SN, Wi S., $31 S253. $32,300. Forrest Greene Inc. Transportation needed DENTACARE PLAN _Qijid Care my MaldwInt$dly$Wk SELl. THE NEW LOST: palients In sww tuw & Olympic pool). $4,100 down. Assume $343 1733. FRICKE I FRICK ASSOCIATES INC., REALTORS. FISH FROM YOUR OWN BOAT OOCKI3 BR. 1¼ bath, C.H & A, Fia. rm., plsis family room. lm. maculate condition. Large lot. LAKE MARY- 3 BR, 2 bath, lakefront on big Lake Mary, large screened porch, fenced yard. 5773 mo. ____________________ DENTACft __________________ A. It will If you use exterior when Its outward end Is drick level and are the same width as summer watermelons, Be sure you understand the won't follow you If you move to piywood However, It should be with a hammer. However, get thefreshfclsection, generally -Large freezer sections help difference between frost-free another city. painted jnt as you would tie tie Instructions, since Utere are outside ot a house. Here again, some types that are used a bit local building codes. Some WHI keep eldeiy homI. 3fl.333 t - s-Lost £ Found WhatdyleofrefrlgeratorwilJ refrigerator you want? In top-freezer ________________ •S r.,,,l... ...... Sfl 1111W $32,000. . 2l-Sl$ Sanford Ave Listing Seivice new 3 BR, 2 barn homes from mo. a lkile$. $25,300. $3000 down. 1170 mo. Owner. 373.130g. Must sell lovely 3 BR, 1¼ bath home on meticuously landscaped lot with loads of privacy, Central aIr porch Only $11,010. Call for appt. & heat. Garage. Assume low now' interest mtg, or seller pays all new lOin costfor VA or FHA financing, VETERANS. THIS IS 1TI $230 is all Only $23,000. Call Phyllis Capponi, it takes to purcisass one of these Ralto,.Assoc., After Hrs, $34. FERN PARK MAITLAND- 3 BR, Wi baths, air, nice location. Fenced yard, lake prIvileges, Sits 327.1*i. J BLibaffi, SEEIN' IS BELIVIN'- 2 PR, 1 bath, home with central hat.ai,. car. pet ing, fenced yard, screened CASSELSERRY... 2 king size bedroom duplex, nice trees, handy to Attamite Mali and 1.1. 1143 mo. plus $75 damage deposit, Late Mary _______________ families or friends it problem Working Foreman, mature I In• 1,4 *Jnkars. telliqent. Capable of working with torlvr hor Information call 173*1 and supervising men, Small or write factory. United Solveits. 3731101. Sanford Al Anon Family Orwp P.O. S3, Sanford. Pta. 32771. p '--.-- -....: care tot worting partners. Ni si Airport itv. as Hwy 17.52 santor, Florida - an autoinohile. In fact, we often den, Is there some kock, t jectively, suggests the Confreezer space. you may find models that dellv. than wrestle It out. swners pork It there since we have no this? Institute of General or crushed ice or Ice Cubes garage. I would like to build a here. A. -It Isn't a knack so such Eec -A Power Saver switch con. When choosing a dealer, ask tiroiigii ttie ciour a wortiwtiie Begin with the size of your semi-enclosed shelter for the as It is the use of the correct trols heaters that prevent water friends, relatives or the local car,kndoflikeacarpcjt,i,i tool. Go to a building supply lazily. Will It grow, remain condensation or "sweating" Better Business Bureau. Constable, or will older children I have done a lot of work with dealer and What other features would around the door seals. In low skier the manufacturer's repuu plywood, I would like to use that PRO ILEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? Al. ANON Mulliple ir J PM Iamsly room, large ufilltyroom,, Icar garage, central Guaranteed roc.ndition.d 'ito batteries, $12.91 eacPte,C. heat & air, undrgri. REEL'S SODY SHOP, 1155 beautiful shrubs & fruit trees. Sanford Ave. Convenient to schools & shong Lake Mary, 3 $1.2 vrs. old, shady, ..... p!uI 745.. Iv. houeei.per, to ECONOMY TOYOTA _- ,._ ,flJ7y Water & lawn maintenance furnished, plus swimming I tennis. $211 mo. CALLIART REAL ESTATE. 322. _______________ ' I..I private patio. Wml•IflvaIId man. hiVe I desIre to Make will above thi average Income. F loiters and unks need not aPPlY. Past sales esperlence helpful but nOt essenstal Apply Mr. Thornton Cai1423-itW Writs P.O. 50* 1213 Saotord, Floid13fl7I se , p-. For • ,, appifratl town homØ. Large 3 IR, 2'-, baths, carpet, central aIr. 2 car 250a3& I 3 BR. near lake. fireplace, fruit trees. 3 lots, _,uo.ou. 4. lots. 530.00. 373.7314. Mr. Exutive Nurn,: RN's & LPIV. Aldil, Aid. companion. Needed Immediotely Central Florida's oldest ToyOtas dater Ii Interested InS good man. Mat be heir. ni.. honiut -. IS • _ _______________ P 051CM eriapo Mcsholk flflyfflJ5 sito 4-$ Lake Mary, Accepting ciii •j•j YOd TROU1.ED? CIII Toll Fri.. • . "Hotlini," AdytPS . TI.,*. . ________________________________________ - ' ________________ ARE - * •, 3 LInes Minimum ' 4t'lOnadS ___ AVON viev Mea*Y CNRIlT ($3.11 MINIMUM CHAROE) _______________ ______ ni IIhrvSIlflW$........ 4lCaIhiS ftiru 23 lImes.. . .31c r line 2lthiws.............24CC Nes - SATURDAY ve RATES HOURS S;$ P.M. 1:11 AM. MONDAY thru FRIDAY OWfl to withdraw moisture. flowers - be U-Houses _______________ Pubkcatlon • Sunfoid, Fiorid CLASSIFIED DEPT. it b.cmu ' DEADLINES the usdoor,, where we spend ID Ii much greater. Ageratum, and bound together in bunches pansies and zbvilu to name per . snapdragons, calendulas, for Th flowers are Jout few. Noon The Day Before Cut flowers can he used as mums, dia'zthus spedes, sweet hung ispalde down In a dark, dry When the flowers are dry, fresh bouqunts - many lasting peas, nasturtlumj and amles place for several weeks, remove and put a two to four NOOn Friday Sunday i Week 01 fl01 - or as more greatly enlsee the list of Flowers other than inch section of No. 2 florId's ______________________________ permanent d r I e d available cut floweta. "everlastlngs" can be thied by wire tlrough each flower's arrements. Many of the flowers we have burying In materials such as head, securing the wire by Summer annuals which are mentioned can also be used In sand and borax or corn meal bending It into a hook at the __ Wstcenwed,? DN w wii., . Your case Ii another htanc, pink mandcaitbecut HOME fO ItItthOt %5, O(fT 1 dOUbis _____________________________ dolighe. Not only _____________________________________ your exterior envirwduent, but 41-IviNlel NSII* NeSlilt FL kalay,Avg. they can and should be used _____________________________ abssst et &IIC* gel owr and over. When -Heuws (Miurnish _______ 831-9993 322.26H lbs Uaraldknku Pwk _______________________________ B am Piave some camping equepmcr.t you no longer use? Sell It all *ith a Classitied Ad ifl The Herald. Call • 3222611 or 131 5993 and a friendly ad vsor will help you ' Paantung- Brush. roll. spray. Quality wOrk. Reascflale pr.ce's Free estimates. 3210459. AI J 1fl9 - Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All hypes and sizes We repair and seryce STINE MACHINE I SUPPLY CO 207* IndSi To LIst Your Buslness...DIQI 322-2611 or 3224432 831-991 �- 5 -. t$-l1Ul4$ItsN.$suluutpL I tiny;M.ii, W$ . rr 1. 11-v Ii -, - 1u- -1-i Vvt4Lrt 7 L Vvi BREAK Number Of C- Bers S ft =WP OVU -• - ' III flo nues To Grow s con ror thdsarbe, you atU bmvou=:aa get the mipUan be Ii, aw y the rcc ugu1Mo gseorn disCs use You ore ,aware that QmwlI io used aleIy, for ugmqaMe. Senor, you nowhere not Only a p10407 that • • ; nt Paren 4IW4PATION W - 11 ,0 ~~ ~~~ii a(o 0 Pk \00%%, :0 . ,,, ir,J aI • - FCC Decision Delays - CB Convention Every year the nrulo McQirmkkplacejnQuicagoto IN the now in equipment and accessories, and Lb. largest sesortmient of CS equipment wider one roof anywhere In the Waft The occasion is the WNW Coonane Show, which Includes also television and lo"I, calculators and tape recorders. This year, the Coll maker, seemed to be msetlng than, waiting for the Federal Communication, Commission decision on • - - s S • • Get, handle on scmie greet buys. No matter whit's your twenty, you're never f.r from the wall-to.walI isles power of those Ciouiflsd ads. Sales power pecked tighter than go-go girls In an eighteen wheels . - I n*oft "*9W k*ik*kwal [ I Kdhy 1.91, , . I : 5), . S pullet. *aVIITt*I1I0 ____ _., 101_ . ___ ... u ke"' WbuI....,s, IF lCt1Ofl to be manufactured ho v n ____ 0. ________ . ___ -4 ' _ _ .... __ Number of members- 40. President- Bill Leach Organization meets- The first Tursday of every mouth at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Building, about 7:30 p.m. Objectives- Buying school books and special bearing devices for deaf children throughout Florida. - Tm-COUNTY ROAD RUN. soutaaus [*12 ..............................ca EAT4UP .................... TiinicIs I*IITEINWIIflLEI ..................Atlanta lull, ............................SNIWI LTUALL ..................FwNhurs.uihi1 FIUTMIIAIS ....................Slst1wI FIlIAL ......................usoseseio' FM4M ........................ IIedt FLIOWAVU ...........Psi IuisSb11., .uJtx WPRIP .................Tmwsvrs1p r FOUl anna................i'-iIL E r.osixoi ..................tausv,y CTTINS FOR BETTER ___ HIGHWAY SAFETY Number of member,- 263 MAGNIFICENT I OF CENTRAL FLORIDA President- Hugh Frees. Number of members-35 Organization meets- Every President- James Brown Thursday at be Winter Park Organization meets - First Chic Center. Monday of each mouth at Objectives- Aiding hard-of- Florida Power & Light, Sall. hearing children In Florida and Objectives- tiding those also a Cradle Care program for needing assistance. mentally retarded children. Special projects-. Starting SEMINOLE work ou plans for a jamboree at COUNTY REACT Winter Park Mall which would Number of member, -77 _____ President- Ken Murphy Organjt.ntlou meets- j. at the Greater Sanford equipment and related goods Tuesday of each mouth at the Chamber of Commerce for two days. First Federal Building In building. Objectives- Its primary LTD CLUB Objectives- Assisting In all purpose Is to aid hard-ofNumber of members- 306 emergencies hearing children. President- Russ Williamson Special projects- Seminole Special projects-- Several Organization meets- Cotmtv Youth fnnt.. ; soot ...................... 10-22 10-23 10-2.5 10-26 10.27 10-8 - -- 10-29 10.30 10-33 10-36 10-39 10-41 10-42 1043 1045 10-51 10-52 10-56 10-62 10-65 10-75 1 0-77 Stolen or Wanted Against FCC Rules EMERGENCY Correct Time (7) Message Delivered Switch To Channel. Home Information All Units Report (To Control) On The Way Check In With Base Meet At Can't Copy, Use Phone Waiting Next Message Causing Interference No Contact 10-91 10.97 10-98 10-99 10-100 10-200 Talk Closer To Mike Arrived At Scene Mission Completed Cannot Copy You Personal Police Needed ___ swauti lInT ............. TAhSPICTUNI T1N40ua ....... ... ................ TIL IL TIII400IAIIS ..................... AMgyw TESBIO TUIUVE II .........................Oui t nuse.......................... ....................... .................. wsi UI TITy.Tflfl ................ £r,.q TEIT1IIITT41I ................ TINNIMIMa ...............Ipsp1Ip nnaoisenu ................. ___ ___ ___ S As t,., ___ Tn*Iq TUUAMTAxI .................. ins wupuu ............ I TWOUICEUI ...................IbiWlyds NAIlER sea.................... 11a1 WALUAflI C5alao WALL-TO-WALL .................I,wi0101 i Uu1 -lupouvaplster ....................... LUI ................................CII WWPII ......................NiNor NOME TWISTY ....................... m...................... ksu TI4L 5 I all ZOO ................... 1' :: _________ S • ____ Bob Lloyd om S In The Herald ko 1 • ' :b .. (A Are you a mother having difficulty finding 1, ,I , Bob Lloyd, Staff Writer b dial a friendly Ad-Visor. Diod 322-2611 Your Action Newspaper i 46 me Cwnisalon hopes that not only women aid women's groups, but all other cor persons - in business, governnt, education and other areas -will attend The Ccntral Florida Commission on the Mha of Women was recently established by ' CLASSIFIED Evening HeMd ./ I wges will Wao be welcomed. .t bI1II 1 Evening I . ' 93 -9993 S HAPPY TO HF.Lp yoU ____ Jean plo)lnent or do you have a gripe with the The Central Florida Commission has set aside UI evening of Sept 20 to hear your problems. The commission Is also Interested in bearing your constructive suggestions for status of women in the county. All offers of assistance in bringing about just Ten-four, old buddy,it's seventy-three all the way In the Want Mel Action Reports ... the court, fire and police beat. Fast paced solid reporting on the law, crime and its consequence. Bob is lways on the scene. Searching police blotters, interviewing investigators, covering the fires, accidents and trials. Bob qets it all and delivers the action for you daily. credit or make a loan? Have you experienced ________ ' educational system Cf the county? ks~aa*" I If you would like to turn your Idle items into quick - __________________ ___________ ,1 ~4,~ set disu*ulnation in your place of em. Just lots of fi ne folks have been buying and selling th &i rigs and most everything in those goods dependable Want Ads. Every Day. Commission Sets September Hearing To Explore Area Women's Problems good,, affordable child day good services in Seminole County? Are you a woman who has been given UI nu round t rying to Aq11~~ pa MA , wt T P JUG 0 iA VW 'I'm • 11111 10601, 20111 0. P=118 6111510trichn. instructors that oil,' husbands who have takes t)' nviIr'. mhwi nfl • loss . y S ' Central Florida, anti advisor to SCC'a Child Care Center. In fact, the college contracts - _5____' • . • . ' •- with care program and matching funds thus obtained are returned to Seminole County In services to children In its day care centers. The goal of 4.0 Is to upgrade the quality Cf education in day care facilities. ,,We realize that Iwo ________________ •. • I. - - ,,,,7 - - S -; - - -, 1 - . . ' - S - ..4 " ' &? : - - - - , - day care should not slrnply be . -• 4 . . •.,. - • -• -- - S - - -- -• S 0 1 S •' ' S - - and parttlme students, A maximum of 20 full time studen work In the Center's labora torysehool in flamornings, working with about 12 ' I • ts Is pre-school age children. ( There are openings for more Da . Co' re Child - .:. i together: both see trained personnel as the answer t S S - improved S - - custodial - a baby-sitting service," said Mrs. Taglauer, formative years are mont importaed this Isi, time to lay the basis of a child'a education. For that, we need well trained day care operators." Thus the goals of 4-C and of the college Center come . S child care services. Mrs. Taglauer and Dr. Moore are currently visiting all day children). ar'care centers and Head Start In the afternoons, the Alice programs in Seminole County Taglaner students move Into a classroom teaching chil (left) and Faye Moore demonstrate exercise at Child Development Center - to present the 4-C program to dr en to dIstuIah fruit from vegetables. (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) setting where they are lectured e community. Under this th on child development and learn learned in the day ca program, re centers month, practical experience In recognized," stressed Dr child care ac mother selects the child care technique& where they wor k, enter' of her choice. a child care facility, she is open Moore. "Our whole ogram is it 'e afternoons planThis has the added ad. for pr the center meets 4-C stanassessment and the national centered around the cornningo, the mornings PriCtical vantage, siald Dr. Moore, of dards, UI mother then pays as experience with little kids," introducing updated Ideas and CDA (Child Development poetencies required to be much as Me can afford on & Associate) credential. This credited." said Dr. Moore. child care methods Into credential indi cates that she is sliding The difference is Alice Taglauer Is one of three paid byscale. The paxt.tjine students also established day care center The 4-C. s. a capable chil d care worker. CDA assessors In F these afternoon sessions, The course begins Sept lorida. She 7. "Our cow-se is designed to is also the education coorAccording to Mrs. Taglauer, and the following morning put Once a student completes the lead to the CDA creden the response at the centers is tial, dinator for Community into practice what they have college cow-se and has eight which is nationally dinate'j Child Care (4-C) In flCOUZ5giig. -. • S ' _____ .5 - I I at the college. The Child Development Center offers a year-long, open S-, ended course to both fulitirne ,• Ms5. G*IENIT*Ifl ...................... PlIers All I I .f -. ...... "We can do it in one generation, by offering the best Possible courses to our students," she said. And that's what Dr.Moorelstrytngtodo , - CB'ers TEN CODE Receiving Poorly Receiving Well Stop Transmitting OK (Message Received) Relay Message Busy, Stand By Out of Service, Leaving Air In Service, Sub ject to Call Repeat Message Out of Service, Subject to Call Visitors Present Weather-Road Conditions Make Pickup At. Message For Us? (Hurry) Nothing For You Location C?) Call Phone Disregard Message Stand By (Standing By) In Contact Message Received Moving To Channel. . Check Registration COol.. ....................... jdf--, -- . . Hospital, - - Writes them 10-1 10-2 10-3 104 10-5 10-6 10.7 10-8 10.9 10-10 10-12 10.13 10-16 10.18 10-19 10-20 10-21 - a.ra.i •, Development It follow,, reasons Dr. Moore, that the quality of day care Mould be t he highest possible. The bed way to achieve this goal, ala believes, Is through top quality training courses for the people who operate day care facilities. ____ ___ NERS Number of members- 12. President- Walter Massey. Organization meets- The Involve area CS club members second Tuesday of each month setting up booths and selling CS 9 receptive, own are a lot of rewards to he had from i SUVUL4L -• Child day care is becoming a way of life for today's women, says Faye Moor,, Instructor and coordinator of Seminole Community College's Child ___ seAssirwAsos ................... Arntx UCINjecy.... - . New- Program Upgrades ________ ciuveafly are planned to assist Greater Chamber of Commerce the Greater Sanford Chamber building. of Commerce. Objectiv- Aiding the hard. I - - .. CRYSTAL CRACKERS it • ____ CB Organizations - • ___ (;amber-Johnson's Sound , - _____ theft problem include antennas Mount, the Falcon CS Caddy Two-piece and three-piece which don't look like CS and others designed to hold the systems from Royce. Midland, an tennas, making ftdifftcuftfor unit in place while you're Clarion, Hy.GaIn and others would-be ripoff artists to spot driving, then to detach easily involve a black box which their targets in parking W. when you want to remove it. contains the actual transceiver Numark Electronics Corp., There are any number of metal and amplifier. A cable connects for example, has a $29.95 slides and snap mounts and it with a microphone which antenna eliminator, a device similar items. Finally, in the hangs on the dashboard and a which converts your con. event you elect to leave your control head, In the can of ventional car antenna to CS transceiver In the car, you have three-piece units. The control use. Lake Electronics has a a choice of a number of new -5.' iu. ui iuiai inhibiting its brea thing, said them to the hospitals what they during the actual labor and comment: "We're not pushing Dr. Phillips. Also, e1hnInting should collect far the baby, and delivers, said Mrs. Dotson. th or breast feeding, on e general anesthetic 4ng what to expect after they return daises will meet one night a eLarnaxe, "It seemed such a pity that rybody. We just want to give ve childbirth cuts down on home, week, from 7:30 to 9:30 in the the women of Sanford a choice!' theSaflfordwamnen had to drire maternal mor ality, he added. In addition, Mrs. Dotson, hospital auditorkun. Expectant all the wq to Orlando or I According to s. Dotnan, j "Ti, Mrs. Kanifrick and Mrs. Carol women, or couples, should Sanford pedia tr Park or Deltona to Join more Interest during their Sue Powers w icians, In. ill make them- attend dur ing the last six to duft prepared childbirth clasees," pngi'y v. Parker, Dr. they a mo re selves availa ble 50 that eight weeks of pregnancy, said Mrs. Dotson. So Dr. aware of the in their mothers can call for a4vlce on Class size will be limited to David Power's and Dr. Henry Plillilpu asked she sid Mrs- bodies. And changes afterwards baby care, breast feeding and about eight couples, 50 it will be Ar'man are In favor of the Kandilck to start Lii, C"PI they're just all bu bl method being offered. b y," Dr. other problems. necessary to pre-register by here. Phillips said. Dr . Phi ll ips w il th l address e calling Mrs. Dotson at -4ol1 Pediatrician Dr. Maritsa Developed by a French ers generally bear up daises on the use of medica tion or Mrs. Kancirick at 3 -4Z2, or , Pastis said she was delighted doctor after witnendeg 'I'flhlar well infatth he labor and delivery d uring labor and delivery, writing to: Lamaze Classes, 104 that grepared childbirth had techniques in Russia, the rooms, he and rwt.d that A film, "The Story of En," Brentwood Dr., Sanford. t, been Introduced In SanferJ Lamaze method was introduced their couching and su po ting a p rt Is a will be shown, depic "I'm a ll for It" said the "Maybe more of the mothers to the U.S. by M1CrIs 1flU51 help to t in 101L Since then, Its Popu- times. he nurses during busy young couple preparing for the hospital's director of nurses, will be having their hablen here birth of their child, and with the Mrs. Helen Bradley, corn- now," she said, "and it will be tartly has been increasing. )cg commented that bir th itself shown. menting on the Intr oduction nice for us (pediatricians) to Lamaze Includes a variety of men were often the biggest Women whose husbands th e Lamaze attend classes th the bibles right away, and fa er, exercises and breathing conver to the Lamaze cannot, or do not wish to partici pa tion In the birth not when they're already a ts techniques which prepare a program. "It's like th ey've had participate in the childbirth prn IflOOth old." modierfarthstdr thof her cbjid baby," she smiled.' prepor.tIOn classes, and mu- Heel obstetrics erie, Mrs. According to Mrs. Dotsonhit' to olson: Not only will the Lamazt married mothers are welcome June. 4objfzoo, 140 was 'We're out p1Mig Laznaze", or minimize discomfort during method "' of prepared childbirth to attend alone, or with their flthusl tic: "It' fantas tic. beast fedipg, on everyone. We labor and delivery, Mrs. Dotson be taught In the courses to be mothers or a friend as their It easier on the baby -tI just want to lve UI women of explained. offered at Seminole Memorial coach. However, It is proba ble seem to be mOre lIve1 And'\ Sanford a choice," ___ -.- ..................... t Sapp '10% asit: 0111111011 Mrs. m. ___• . - ntages . daughter is 14 months old; Kandrick's baby born _____ by National Semiconductor and an audio output with protection against burnout. Most tran. emitters keyed with no antenna load have a tendency to burn out the HF output transformer, a major service problem. The new circuit is designed to avoid the problem. •. . Starthug Sept. 2, Irn smnething they tlaseelInve,pa,.dcluudhwth cheilihi will be offered at lb. hoItaL Dr. PhiflIpulsaneia4 ___ And fathers who sUend will be supporter of the IMfl$II allowed to remain with not m anyone___ wives In the labor and delivery g tugli : '1' r,nt . the next time," 1w TSSCIdng the "1USP$ will be way Louin Dotson and Pat Ken. on MUIughWinai ' •. ............... ____ • 5-. 11 L. S ____ • Chapter, International birth Education Aaoclatlan. mit. IATMIflSU ..........................IN Mcii................................. , tania .fIj ilusai ......... MMN ..................LelrIii tic*i. Tuna ................Cry p11wmsw MQ OUT aucvau ................... SAMFOST ...............uiai unuuains .. UU$TATSI NIl ..................... L.J...iou UMULATI ....................... 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Chill ..................ININIVu¼n' ......................... 1=111"................. eeiroua ............ COMUACI , ISiUUATI ...................... vgy .................... KAflfI$TU Myysha SIAT COVUS ..................... Wkimgn couivaeum ................... . RWITT-TUU1 ................. ceviioi ................... NIiarudiN u'Jnytgwu .................... lmdhd 111011 CUTTIPIcOAX .................. Twa11Csue ShOUT .................................CII MAO PIDAL ............... *INamuuvi' _du Molter ............. .- k'odUu.i SOITTSIT ...............N IllICIT ........................ may revolutionize CB manufacture. Others include an f - i.W - nuraelk and bO01 recent cow verts to the prepos childbirth . \ - t. eryone, the doctor sees Many __________________________ e r-cost approaches to the -. - "i for tire, crystals." The PLL IC is only one of the new large-scale chips which this •• - 5 - . \ . px qW baq 1M Ith Ads! ' Bruman. "Of three LSI (large. scale IC) chips we're selling, two of them work with Just one crystal, while one device calls cvui were anumeri devices and the phase-locked loop on an integrated circuit head contains such controls as similar unit for $19.95. And two burglar alarms to scare off the chip. Actually, tbnv We channel selector, ap*lch and manufacturers -Hellatar and thief and alert you. basic approaches to the volurne. Two-piece units in- South Cam have antennas The year's biggest technical problem of theft: RemOve the corporate these on the which can be detached and innovation Is the PLL IC, or CS wilt from the car when It's microphone, at somewhat less folded away when not in use. phase-locked loop integrated not In use; make it more dWl. cot. Prices are $4.95 for the South circuit, a device which Is fast cult for would-be thievestospot The theory is that the best a Corn Foiler adapter; $11.91 for making the conventional cars which contain CS gear, thief can do is to make off with Hellstar's Whip Flip trunk hood crystal obsolete. PLI, IC AM divide the CS system into the microphone and-Or a control bracket. snythesicers pave the way for sections so that the works can unit. Prying the black boxoutoj if you'd breathe easier if your locked away safely in a car a locked trunk becomes a major CS rig were out of the car trunk (though thleves quickly undertaking, even for a skilled altogether, there are a raid locked car trunks in om thief, number of products to help you OR ~44 "We're supplying several phasslocked loop synthesizers to the domestic mirket right now," says National Semiconductor's Bruce sections). r - ... -- - r.. -v•- -. '. ----- 5 - - .......... _ .-- .• _t 5 v jj; - I MR include National Semiconductor of California, General Instrument Corporation and P!easey Semiconductor. channel expansion. What turned people o 1K WA 111 Ptlk brAftI it channel expansion as approved by the FCC, and they have the advantage of boinq ma4 In America. Atw big IC suppliers I An important aspect of raithlkthlrthua the presence of the father "coach" during his wUes of 17 _ wMWtan1VWS~MfiW*§1n r 4- uaeoeug1 method 'medication &Amg the birth pIac1l.toamIp1rr The fr .'I . -.a--'mother is -. UVWI7 - ' number In Samird had _______ arrival last month of Dr. BtlwnPWHip. Dr. Vhv'imnt Im WU ic 1I _ mkr- : II CB-g= ,--ocp e-ic Spi Devices .Top Subject 41Anti-Theft 1 1 1 1 01 1 1 1 01 1 1 By ilOBT ANGUS M " lussing ddie*IdfleC1J) WWI to thsrg,wii,t If y Csli bus bs* di, Amulcan phwi. buck be this *, beuguNe with some q'iin I ft IN Do er wonzJnil • ij &W have inbe Uuats, cI be feothifl Is dio n-nbor of fans, heh? ulrwnent dint a pa.l aeddents, a,. lie.a and I ksths nidlawenforcenuit. RnIIn1IIr,YOIWCB unit Is ui. at bSat,nyofuL your hxufle Isn't Mfly, It's yours.. but now that your yootId.cat1n the jsj at the rats of onslal 'union per ye AM Vow been your car. itwon't m,aakyou. be bug vudi) it'. YOU, an willie me. At dii outast of v CS coreer should unique? It'i eveone abiWiiug him or her ow Oil, so you've made the big up and uudase4 a Ide nmiuio ntity. rtneu lth the licode and bualó CS Cs anlI for j car. You've even made a coople of tv'I'.' of ifi, responsibintles Redden, ft's your radlo your radio ujiten, your l-".. Become , '- a CB Vips dowiu the lice slak and have accU1ly handle ad your highway (the beers even work for ," --• avoided prowliog bears, IWTT1Is (wenty 90=0691111111 ORM M A traffic hazard, it So take heart Plush the button. And give out tins, on your radio and ten it r..t. Slnle thln like an name ratchut.jawln If you're a and y' icatui k.q op wiU dii still queasy aIsad Thkbig channel is, fl over 10 a0knal On Or Ow the tgj yojj ratchet.jawtn truckers who swirl titough the another. Theresa bunch tocho4a, from, aid ta io 'a mph or conaile jangle teter then the iceed of sound. more someone else. But theress jiut one mare thing you have lode. Now fur name serious convac. SW the next make,pthe ___ .j DNOb 00 fact that Your 0014mralled license has You have your Ikenos. You Pwve bud your Cs ThSthayildeup.Aidwjtha big 1`0111ft side mm a5 and arrived from the harsied FCC buats lakoring tmtafled. You ilUId be somewhat acquainted with elgtd's.. . we gene. S M c the count) corunLssions of Seminole, Orange, (iceo1a and Brevarci Cr'nUes. I objective is to wrve a medium for ur4erstandlng and sol",ig the problems Cf'uoan in the Central Florida area. Also, to serve In in advisory caac1ty te lc'al governrneat and t act as a c1eariw' house of Information for and a bout i order to &.ablisl Its priucilias an..! gain input ?iuin th5 conunuitfty, f't1ic hearDgs lwrn be-. up In all four member counties: Patteson • - on Sept. l3andlSin orange County; Sepl9in Osceola and Sept. 23 and 30 In Brevard. It is hoped that PrOblems of concern will be suggested for am Commission to explore. These could Include child care, credit, employment, social services, education, crimina l Justice or any others related to the specific concerns of women In UI area, Advance notification of Intention to speak at the publiC hearing should be given the Commission by con~,Ictlng either Canmisalon Ctuiirperson Marilyn Crotty (912-fl7 or Commission Staff Assistant Jeanne Gruber (6454339). Other Commission members in Seminole County include Joan Butler, June Gordon, Lenora Mobley, Jean Patteson, Vicki Smith and Marjorie Thomas. The tslgnath,n of two members, Janey Bowers arid Audrey Holl oway have left vacancies which the County Commission will be requested to try and fill before the pubLic hearing. , Weekend Camp Planned For Alcoholics' Families Li ving wi th an alcoholic, Sanford. before the alcoholic accepts supper, welcome whether It be spouse, paren t or and living with alcoholism and how The effort, Florida's first of tresnL ta orien tion, thereafter, the to deal with it, geared to and friend, is a difficult - this type, will be to give the age Ashton executive keynote speaker. sometimes seemingly Im- husbancis,wives and children o( director ofBrisolara, level of the children. t!e New Orleans possible -experience. Several adult programs are alcoholics an wxlerstanding of alcolioNsm and drug abuse Every avenue of help in the A 'Li ving With Alcoholism" alcohol addiction. It will O program, will be planned for Saturday, (oil ed Sanford-Seminole area will be the keynote by a family-style weekcnd c.mp for the families offer techniques families can speaker at the opening Session, cookout in the explored, according to th e of alcohol-addicted persons has use in coping with their Other program parti cipant evening. protcram organizers. been announced by Mid-Florida situations, according to include experienced A summary session and final area Mo thers and fath ers, with Center for Alcoholism, the Executive Director Betty JO profess ional workers and addre Sunday morning will their children, ss are urged to Orlando-based non-profit McLeod of MFCA. cooperating Al-Anon mem bers, wran up the weekend camp. atte nd There is a nominal fee, program serving central Knowledge of the as well as members of the Supervised activities, in. and Some Scholarships are Florida. The "happening" will peculiarities of alcohol adMFCA staff, eluding arts, crafts and available. be held Aug. fl-29 at Camp diction enables the family to The program will begin swimming, will be provided for Challenge, Florida's Easter deal more effectively with its Friday For information on attenat 5:30 p.m. with ch ildren. There will also be da nce, ca ll the Center offi Seal Camp on S.R, 46 west ce at of inevitable problems even registration, followed by discussions on the problems of 68igj ... !.. _S_5 ••'•:. .1_S.. 4 - , -j•t.:• ' V ':'VL. I •' 1ct (--'-..4,..,,.. -S ... a.- X. �it Vacationers Travel IrId.'s Book rr — T To, from Sanford In And Around Sanford a, DI!TWCH lIitaMC.iujJ new esper*. l'he ferry wem Ipilpped 11th frache md the track cniIee w exciting for Several emery, bet h., 11w grusç. trawlers r.n.d from a toer Among 11* ares travelers on Wedsesdey Mt after tam, with the Kings were W. scenic Scandinavia and andldrs.J.P. Bates, Mrs. Qara touching on points of en. Ilkinrer, Mrs. Lucy Ilopean chanting Earope. and Mrs. Gertrude Fox, all of Directed ad .sowlid by Sanford; and Mrs. Pikih,th Rub'e and Lao King, the 14 MIlls and Mrs. Robert Jones of from New Altamonte SWIngs. tourists York on July i for Duiu, Norway and e Intrigued According to Mrs. Robert J. with every aspect of the tier (Bettye) Smith, president of which IncI,iJed .'4auIng to Seminole Mutual Concert Sweden, Domnark, Germany, Aasocladoa (CA), an en. Ssiaberg and Vieme. citing l7$.77 wn Is being Rev. King said, 'Ibe trip wem planned for co&trt patrons. t perfect. Nobo gui sick Three major tawb concerto and c iinli4netiag with the have ahemdy been twohet The people was very Iudiring. A iivl msmbersi4 delve will hon trip Uiou &aavla get underway In September, and the Rhine Valley, adeg followed by a gala reception for the countryside, was just patrone in October, and then, beautifuL" the armmwi (aznpsgre Ball In Lao mentioned that b December so herald the opening a train and being f.nl.d was a M thewlntoraocfalu,a.on. . SmiaM iLflLg aut. IL u' M**VA :___ OMMA W +$he Felt Freakish : Breast Surgery H elped - Tour Termed 'Best Ever'- MaiM (n-pi.LJ 154fl1 thin, they 1u,PbWW,Rad They phi X* 94 Where ftft. The bmily atten" @"Tice at Trinity United W6. 10Ip * ewvine hIa c.L Miller ' donwattliefamilybomeafthe PAbirAosL — Thou, M'db were Ms. Mr ad a a urney, ad --U aimsntIne WIJJII Almomao Lism, dfragu, - he the ad Relan Wri " Atlanta.' __ , w — Mliii • Ce L I .am tLUa, uIuuuCuJ, lu.., m1 Iii•i ___________ ii _ Walt Robim at — and Mrs. Robert Rcbbwcn, Vaterla and Derrick, HWY bkdmky Was this PWhea; Harry &bew San Francisco, Calif.; Ms -. ______ rgar on ery, •, . ad Mm Mrs. _ ' 1. • _ is- -- i5C1 sy daughter told you about. Actually, when she was having her augmenta tion mainmaplay (bteiat enlarging hInta), I was only getting primed for my operation and returned later for the surgery. The reduction mwImpl.ty Is major ewgery and I was hospitalized for six lays under general anesthesia." Today Jane, 46, Is a 34.0 and weIghs 121 pounds. lien overdeveloped breasts ware encomively heavy, ca used neck and shoulder pains, and the problems (4 buying cuatom.rnade bras and clothes were bmwdetuou Jane conthmed, "th. wood. 'cancer' seal 'mastectomy' scared me out (4my wits. I read In a magazine feature that argebreasted women are mare prone to develop a_____ thai women with average size breasts. That did It! Childbirth Film Screening Set uv - __ I L 'ouoie - - - Cousins in Country DEAR ABBY: I am won. ad Mrs. ibsI Glen J,.0 Lee-Johnson Larden Weddinas dsrthg If other farm f1Hq have this problem with city relatives. We ab have 5 put ache on everytldsg when they come to visit. The city folke are en antIs. a I I ____ off th e bune pick mc fence pouts irnvl awi nnnha M5 LI.... "W 11 IV)I4 cwbow* to sim if maybe 4", - ant 10ft f0ittl0mbill. We are in uuu.em am reei riulcUjoni awskthgaimmdtobesagether. . recognized by all area hospitals. The next series of classes begins cm Aug. 13. CIsU size Is limited so pre- ..1reglstra tion is necessary. &wOflfl5,.jOfl irgarding the ____ Monti-Vance United In Mar,riaae — 5 + - '- - Yo m of childbrjth or classes may be otlained I rorn Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hack, 322-7430. . "You betIde remember! was really sick. They took me to the hoepital In a hearse, as all ambulances were In use. Had to stay in he 11511 untIl someone died, I guess, then I got a room. I got out of bed too soon and collapsed. Took quite while to get back on my feeL No, I'm not taking the swine flu shot, on advi ce of Sherry Noel Cook, da ughter Open Golf Tournament and his (4 Mr.and Mrs. Walter AC widow provides the funds for 2406 DeCottes Ave., Sanford, this scholarship in his honor. has received the Judge Charles This is the second scholarship 0. Andrews Memorial Mrs. Andrews has presented Scholarship, of $1,000 a year for and the first time a girl has four years to the university of been picked by the Florida her choice. Citrus Open Scholarship be fore " - . -. ' I' un - • By EWA NIIOLS Herald Csrr,,.sd.i .- Denise Stahl, 17 year old daughter (4 Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Stahl, Forest Qty, is a corporal In the Seminole County Youth ; .. • -: lived In Atlanta and wasa real epidemic If my doctor gives me permission, I certainly Inte nd to take the swine flu shot. They won't let me ta ke regular flu shots, . though." -. BARBARA BOWERY I remember my mother wear ing a mask. She nured everyone In the . . - neighborhood. I saw wagons full ofeoffinugoby This was In North Carolina. - , - - . . Three years later, my mother came down with It. I'll take the flu shot If my doctor approves. I'm heal thy, so think It will be alrlght." -• , —.• • " - . - - .1. .' ABRAHAM WILSON - - 1 Starc M'll'ona,res h .,, M News ' • • - . -.. -, - - The group coatstof boys and gIn the fl age group, and was organized by Sheriff John Polk about eIght years age..' l5nIae has been In the organization about three years. She said, "Out Of 20 Youth Deputies, 17 plan on entering law as., work." A June graduate of Lake Brattley_High School, Denise Is now taking Q'imthal Justice courses at Seminole Communtty College. In h year at highoo, Denise worked In the Sheriff's Department through the Job I worked with SgL Bea u Taylor as his conlmmmfty, reLItIme ; assistant," she said. Many elementary school youngsters will, renember Denise, wt1owcIrkedIn the Child Safety PrV Looking trim and neat In her uniform, Idae .rplhletl bu': Interest In the group, saying. "After attending the etings for: a few months, I was nominated and elected secreme tory. Well, I really got interested then, and I jot lived the Sheriff's Department. It became my life, every waking nnent," A naturally quiet, soft-spoken girl, Denise had to overcome her fear of talking to groups. "Sgt Taylor started me out with small groups," she said. "The worst part was the mock trials at the schools. Talking to your pears, and wearing a law uniform, turned some of them off. I never knew what they might say to neor how they'd reacv' Denise ls allowed so rkki onpa ftml with femalç deputies or accompany the fniae detective In t he though," she Denise gets hill-hearted support from her parents. ..This Sinatra Marries; Hearst Dies On the national scene, Frank Sinatra announced plans to marry Ava Gardner at Reno, Kettles. 4 - Is ' toer'sas.StgL MID V, av.iii &vpuu rvvauy aucimea me Police Academy is ama School, replacing Carl "Goose" Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, Bill Nev.; film actress Marilyn Monroe, "Cheesecake Queen of 1951-52," scantily attired, lived enufv - -. "I remember very li ttle about it. We were lucky, none of my family was tU. I Youth a' . r NELLIE CANT t '. - where they were taught to shoot and got In sa ne prat. Dusti ns, Gretchen Crowell, lice. With no problems orviolatIopJ, they w4J1 now be allowedb Mrs. B. E. Sally Robb, practice at the Seminole County Sheriffs firing range. The Sanford Business and Dian Aiken Professional Women's Club Kader. members served as hostesses and Mrs. John ___ Youth Deputies are raising money by collecting newspapers. The money will go toward a mobile class room that Sgt. Taylor will take to the schools. Puma and lectures will be presented. Another service by the Youth Deputies is a security check on homes.A homeowner wilJbe told the type of locks available best for his needs. " Denise attended a Crime Prevention School, held at VancIa Junior College, and was the youngest and only Youth Deputy who has taken this 80 hour course. incidentally, up to her title b DIuneln a for servicemen at the Navy For tennis time, Robson sword Into a eke "a( a Center for a bout 75 guests who Sporting Goods advertised bridal shower given Hollywood party; William Fr by Mrs. enjoyed dancing, ank Evans and Mrs. games and McGregor tennis ball, can of R. Randolph Hearst, publisher, E. refreshments, three, $1.95; tennis caps, $1.10; died at 88 yearsof.age;. and True at the La ke Mary Assisting were Mrs. Ed Lane, T-shirts, 90 cen ts; Cham be r of Commerce Mn. Escar John D. Rockefeller Jr., 77. Price, Mrs. Lois For men and women, $3.25ShOES and il di ng. Year-old mulllmllllcmalre, and bu Elsie Farley, Mrs. $3.50; and Spaulding Assisting the hostesses were Smiley, Miss tennis she was the only female. Mar tha Baird All Josie Carter. Mrs. C. E. Hunter, rackets, $ II you know any Terrific Teens, call Jean Patteson were Mrs. James Brower, Mrs. Mis. Sybil Routh, Mrs. S. C. married In Provideen, at The nce,56, R.I. Ralph Williams, Mrs. Roland Longwood Hotel dining room Herald, 322-2111. Graham and Mrs. W. A. Cagle. features were spaghetti th wi Frances Thompson became Goble, Mrs. W. E. Baker, Dilon meat balls, salad and coffee Dozier the bride of Attorney Frederick Raker, Mrs. Ho mer Gleason, Birth Birthday went to B. $1.00; charcoal broiled steak D. Anderson and Mrs. Bland of Ft. Lauderdale on Mrs. P.Cochran. F. Ganas, Mr. and Mrs. Don G. Dozier, Ms. Mrs. E. B. Carter. sandwich, fresh fried jwfu M. Midge Walstrom, Aug. 11. The bride IS Marietta, unce the Altamonte Springs and Roger sert Jimmy Emerson, George shrimp, charcoal broiled Ga. anno Anot r he pre-nuptial d es daughter of Rev, and Mrs. I. M. and Herndon, Jesse Lodge Jr., Tom mackerel, each served canasta party was given with birth of their first child, a Walstrom, Jonesboro, Ga. Thompson. Rev. Thompson, hon by Doyle, Mary Ellen Evans, French fries, slaw and or coffee, daughter, Danielle Marie, born Paterna l grand parents are Ms. pastor of the La ke Mary Mrs. of Miss Thompson ea n Mernwether, K. W. at $1.00 per order. The chef's Jul), 2 and weighing se ven Jeanette Dozier, Ralph Williams and Mrs. Carol J Riverdale, Ga. Co mmunity Church Officiated James Fite Sr., Mrs. F. Hasky Wight, special for the Navy boys was a pounds, two ounces. Mrs. and Wa llace Dozier, Marianna. K. Brower. at the 4 p.m. ceremony at Mr. C. W. Winn, Max Lossing, large homelike meat ball Dozier is the former KrLstI Mr. and Mrs. James Pot!, Lake church. More than 400 youngsters Ocalee Smith, Frank L. sandwich and coffee for 50 Walstrom of Sanford. Mary, are maternal great. The bride's only attendant Mater na l grandparents are grandparents. cents. attended the Third Annual Mi ller and Cindy Lake. was Charlotte True. Joseph Jaycee C. PrevaIL M. W. Castle Fishing Rodeo at Lake Bland served his brother as Char Jr., Mrs. Spencer Harden, m, Oviedo. prizes we re best man. And it all ha ppened 25 years won by Ruth Cull um, Myron Betty Wesson, Susan Soinner, Following the wedding and Will P. Payton, Emmett McCall, ago t his week! is and 2-year-old Eddie reception, the parents Colberl entertained out-of-town guests at a buffet dinner party. (The Mr. and Mrs. W. L Kirk couple still lives at Ft. announced the birth of a so n on t'776 Lauderdale and has visited the Aug. 9, who weighed a pounds, area frequently). 11 ounces. - - ' io.gs. Announced greetings Arf;I! - w Mr. and Mn. Gay William Vance Del Mar Loom. Crafted Woven Wood Is Ideal For Every Room In Iii. House. Over 00 Patterns To Choose From In A Variety Of DeLand, in September, Colors And %(10 DI — L-J -: • - Char lie Lang with model ship (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) - Textures. - ' 'Lang Builds Models Of Tall Sailing Ships --- i1- SCff001' • CUSTOM SHADES FOR STANDARD AND UNUSUAL SIZE WINDOWS PERMANENT By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent WALL COVERING - PE(iII VInyls— Foil— Cloth— Co rk Patterns And Colors For Every Decor FREE UNIPERM.ACID COLD WAVE $1OO .1 DECORATPIG SERVICE Coordinsgjng Draperies, Carpet And Wall Covering No - after Charge Or Obligation two )' -71) 8100.. SUITE 101 HWY. 43 AT MAITIAND AVE. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - ¼ '' JaM PHILIPS - ,. Philips 3lWesIi3j SANFORD, FLORIDA Wfl PhW4 Char lie Lang, Winter Springs, is a ship builder. His ships are buil t to his own scale and dimensions and are beautiful models of old time ta ll sailing ships. "I've never made any ships from any plan or model kit," he said. "1 look at a picture and copy what I ace." The tine detailing In his work Is [roof of his meticulous care In constructing a sh ip. He began making his own model ships finding prohibitive prices on the manufactured kits. "I've always admired model ships, a nd decided I could make them myself," he said. C1.arlle buys wood In 80or GzS foot sizes. He uses pine, redwood, mahogany, cedar and cypress. Tools used are knife saws and a spoke shave. The hull is carved by hand. After adding the masts and trim, he paints or stains the ship. Popsickle sticks are often used as the trim. Sa ils are made of canvas that are then sheflai'kecl to stiffen them. Charlie loves gardening, plays the organ and enjoys cooking. The model ships are at tractive additions In h is home, because, as he said. "I've al_ways liked ships!" Preceding the Bland- Otis A. Mooney was ap. Thompson wedding, Miss pointed athletic director and Thompson was honored at a football coach at Seminole High J2 Cannery Offers Free Classes The Community Canning call 323-9340 or stop by the Center will hold free classes on Cannery at 504 E. Celery Ave., home canning and p1cklin Sanford. Everyone is welcome. every week during the month of Free transportation Is August. available for seasonal farm To enroll in one of the classes, workers. TABLE ER BICENTENNIAL I1ER1CAI 1976 Eliminationi1liiir311 MAXIE CORD 210 YDS JUTE 773 YD5 5 LB. ROLLS E4 JUTE Will Exhibit 121'1!L 11 BULKY CALCUTTA ii in 20% OFF Howdah and keadtrappings A Truly once iI~ HANGING BASKETS ALL GRIENWARE .•' ALL CERAMIC POTS just PH. 305.322.3315 I uP Complete Rag $17 SO to $25 ______ In Bram Towers 519 E. Pine St. Ph. 322.5742 -- OLIVE PIERCE - Committee. Sherry will be Judge Andrews was one of th f ou nders of the Florida CItS at te nding Ste tson. University, TOWERS BEAUTY SALON - .. --s - Better Law Enforcement . ,.: ., - --'-- L1I'1 . Immune If youe ad It + A . - doctor derstandln I - L "I was lnthe Navy and l had it. I had a real high fever and pains In the bones. Some real healthy people were killed by IL There were a lot of death,. Yes, I think I will take the swine flu shot. I'm not afraid of siot," —' Terrific Teens - I ,. Sherry Cook Wins Scholarship 1r1 ThOMAS ThURSTON - Good ?Mn., Aug. 16 Th ru Sat,, Sept. 11 ___ _____ - — ______ . ..........jA - . AM _____ - - milque high schooF class Cindy Paulucci Sodersirom, rwm1on of Liz's alma mater In husba nd a nd baby are fine and Hibbing, Minn., with a hernephew, Mickey Paulucci pipuiation of about 16,000. has opened a showplace The Bkentenggal fec was "Gramma's Saloon and Deft" &slgaed for all classes from shades of Orla ndo's Rcmle 403 to igis. Abou t 10, grads OCradys. q)d their families invaded Prior to their Minnesota trek, ft,bNng According to Liz, it La and Norm spent weeks ms fantastic. She said, Ii in Italy. highlight of the trip l4oked like Times Square on was attending a week-long Pcw Year's Eve." church festival at her mother's ,Accompanying the Helfrich birthplace, Hellislo Solfare. Minnesota were her mother They "did" the big cities too, husband. Mr. a nd Mn. and vulted with family and ichael(Michejuj PauIucc+ friends. - The second type operation Is one When the nipple area Is transposed without being completely removed from the breast. These nipples frequently retain sensation, which may be reduced to varying degrees. The most frequently asked question In breast reduction or breast enlargement Is, ,Will It cause rancor?" In both Instance,, no cancer cases have ever been recorded resulting from the operations, In fact, after the breast reduction operation , the subject Is leas likely cancer candidate. ___ ' + brother and family, Lois and Dr. and Mrs. Norman (Norm Jeno Paulucci, at Duluth. abd Liz) Helfrich attended a Liz reports that her niece, ___ hikinli c" - Carnavale, from Hal Harbor. The group visited with Liz's reformed — , -' By DORIS DIETRICH Herald Correspondent ___ got f 10,000 Graduates Attend Reunion ________ the flu outbreak. I remember my brother was very ill and kept In isolation. None (4 the reel Of us It. Yes, I'll take the swine flu shot If my doctor says to. I will go b what he says. He watches me very carefully." - Mr. and Mrs. James MeCloud were guests olbomor at a 34th wedding adversary dinner pasty given by their da ughter, Ms. KINlIa bL Somerville and grandchildren, Wendell McCloud, Marlea Somerville, Revanda Wallace and Deese Maxwe ll. Uker,frleada ad family (4 the hesoreen atfdIng were Mr. and Mn. Willie Renfri, Ms. Sarah Ann Jernfgan, Cathy McQueen, OUva ad Aaale Jean Burgreu, Veins McQueen, Lavern Mug., J.hJ Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Robinson, Mr. ad Mn. J.W. Dime and L.vei*a and Duane Brown. (Herald ibiS, by Marva Hawkhn) ______ "!1' yn" - McCLOIJDS MARK ANNIVERSARY "The day befor I returned for the actual aurgury, the sergeon made pesopirall,,mutlaige on my br which look more than a hoar. The procedars was in outline the buic completed plans and tedetarvsdne synanetry (4 the brads. "For about 10 days after agery, I ha some pretty bud moments, Today, I woalda't take anything Ind the world for my figure, and especially my feelings no mars aches and pubis. My b were an heavy, Ifelt like Iwas around. "At my age, I wear which htiulghts my imabsad. Ins, couleofYesnorso,Iplafl to den my tam I would advise any woman who has any flaws the doeem't like to consult a plastic surgeon. lust about everything can be corrected nowadays," Jane added. Prospective reduction rnanwniplasty pedants are rimhwled at th macromastla (overdeveloped breasts) occur In both - -. - ____ _____ De. Stahl checks her rsc.k (Hersid Phel. by - - women and men as early 1$ years Of og., The himm reduction operation Is an overlap between cawIk argu'y ad rec,ostrat1,e surgery. In cam where the problem 1'emIn a health hazard, hisaraice will cover some cases. According to Dr. Roger J. Bartok, Orlando plutic aid reconstr uctive surgery speda1lst there are many types (4 ieclflc operative procedures for brat reduction, hs,er most fall Into two lade categories. One requiew the ow'çlete removal (4 the nipple followed by large amounts of bread dame, fat and skin, with reshaping of the breads and thai reap the nipple as free graft na new positIon (4 am ______ — - •0 directed my deuter andme aarge ft Was attMsthno thet ____ to Plastic I had a thorough nI4I.s (4 the breast te he deLJr1e thin w no evidence (4 neopiainad I Was aisogiven a • by Pducatlon For A Gentle Birth, "1 takes a couple, expecting their first baby through chlldbrfth educaflonclaueLltdeplctsthe lamaze technique with husband participation as a t4Iabor coach tiroughoig labor and delivery. The actual birth of Eric is seen. Education ForAGeigle Bir th Is a non-profit organization dedicated to h el ping couples and mothersto-be give birth to their child In an educated and dignified manner. The group advocates the presence of the Nather during labor as well as delivery. The six weelay Prepared Chlldblzlh are 8.10 weeks prior to expected due date. These classes are Darlene Mason and Gregg were Mrs. Mabera A. Bebsr, Cypress had former brmo Or 1corpotathey can and MI,U Gle BevUib, Shl4gU and Reesula fordites Mrs. Dorothy n JobmonScot Stadthagen, and Pe &ie bridesmaids Shad Getman and Dorma Turner, They wore blue make Into limps. John says, "Let's any to heck married In a double wed, owns and each carried a white carnation. of Now York City, fS (1* Roper, Mrs. MhlgIO IiWtOfl ding service July 24 In a garden setting wi They are always iakthg hew with everyth th Rev. Robert Chastain ing, sell our J off Best man was Sam Cole. Jim IAggen and Larry Siulver were old things are and If we b'ow, houses, move 1,000 rec*nt hossegnests of Ms. Dixon of New 'lk Qty. and miles away Greg Rke uahes. Mares Hsw where they came from. We fromallthativeadenj3, Mrs. Barber were entertained by ma ny of were soloists. The wedding and reception were held at the borne (4 th. wou1dit mind If they waited theysarawehave vidwlthothaiolhurfamlly their family and friends. The lefti" ted hag wedding eatiredapinkeolor theme' bridegroom's parents Both couples had Identical cakes, one until we dIadod something, ad friends while in the city. visiting with Mrs. Matthew Is the Lee-Johoson wedding us Narofuto __ e b decorated In blue, the other In pink. , and She is the wIf, (4t. B. her sister4n4aw, Mrs. Mary but Icanbe sitting ona.,g m, fln4,iJ situationwork Is good. Th ri degroom Is In the U.S. Marines, stationed In Memphis, chair, Min AM*& Berber. formally of Smalls and Mrs. Smalls and they'll ask If I'm Should I put myself inugig of sirs. Charles Lee. Mr. Johnson Is first for 1enI1h 1 While here they were grandchildren, Pain and Jason the son of ready to throw, It out. once In my life and remarry Rabat Mason, wore an Old diNOW gauSs of their cousin, of Brooklyn, N.Y. think everything grandfather, WL McDonald, she wore of white chiffon South gown featuring Georgia puffed sleeves In ribboned pinkThey see at a farm boone01111Y Is an John? Or keep up a home for over taffeta styled on empire Urns with afugown ll sleeves and cal' nat chiff my remai ni ng unmarried on over taffeta. Her wide brimmed pink hat w antkpae. We fry to tell them, daughter? uy,andPapa. They viMtedses Congr atulaon to the broldered cuffs and neckline, and chapel length train. She carried trimmed with Weand wull flowers and Me carried a bouquet of '41ftbe sopo bid that own World and Detoon Beach, and Society Band and Gerald a bridal bouquetofdai eswlthb and wore aaown mans, daisies and pli* streamers, TORN 1) of mumy other $1. of Florida. a j3 leng th net nil. things we still mae owsat,,s, Ca monava on their flrt record DEAR TORN: The bridegroom Is In the YowJoha Isa US. Air Force, stationed at MacDill and 11 not, we might want to man after my own heart. She was attended by maid (II honor, Rebecca Rentich, aDd A.F.B., Tampa. a 4 "Muicle for the People." save then for OW childeem. Mw R4Mi Family of East You can find It In your local Remarry Mm ad move away l&eryAvuaegsiheredf They make fun of their from be Do country tomaha, but I wonder, worry th year families. n't about your unmarried t'sti their homes hid Nv4 . i--. -- sees anyway. Cecilia Ann Mccli and Guy William Vance were married June belongings like a bunch of Faj.y yam lives. It's always 25 at 7 p.m. In the Community United Me thodist Church, vultures. FROM IOWA later amyou think. seelberry, with Pastor Bill Pickett officiating at the canCa dlelight, double ring cerony. DEAR FROM: They'd sai, to w,n. Ie$srsp s..e ii #6 fl The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Lois Spray, Sanford and Jerome C. Monti Sc., Foley, Ala, The bridegroom Is the son of bud Iee.rly Hill,, Calif. Stilt, far ADMrs. Barbers Vance, Caseelberry, and Fields T. Vance, Sanford. anners, when In act they are i. an Occ.s$," iesi. ..cl Given In marriage by her brother, Jerome C. Monti Jr., th e grueplag whaaltes with sa Iwe. siIf-Iidrsss.d. stamped ( 30 U *i) Snvslepe. bodice enha nced with vents. lace and matching lace medailioxa. DEARABBy:JadI The long full sleeves were edged with vents. lace and a bow wereme'rledIn170.lwas enhanced the back of the gown at the waist. A full cha I' second time around for both of pel train was also trimmed in venue lace. She wore a headpiece decorated us. Because of interfering with lace and seed pearls which secured a fingertip veil of 1/ illusion relatives, including eight and carried a bouquet of white Carnations and babys breath. Children and ha-laws on both Maid of honor Cynthia Maria Monti wore a gown of aides, who did everything they mint gr een dotted swiss with low neckline and lace trim. Her white hat could to break-up our was frmmedtng marriage, we ware divorced Sisters4n-Iaw of the bride, Mrs. Sue Monti and Mrs. Susan three years later. The problem Monti were bridesmaids in gowns identical to the honor at. is. we still love each Other. tendant's. All attendants ratTled bouque ts of green and yellow Despite all the un• carnations- Jenny Milligan was flower girl. pleasantness, we forgave each Fields T. Vance served his son as best man. Groomsmen. T - other and continued what has ushers were David Dyes., and Bryan Huffman. Robby Mulligan ' always been a wonderfully was ring bearer. Following a reception In the church recep tion hail, the couple left on honeymoon to New Smyrna Bea ch. They will Live In Fort Bragg, N.C. The bridegroom Is In th e .." U.S. Army. Both are graduates of Seminole High School. - - Sanford, In the Swu'blne Room, atSpm. Thefflm is ip Mason-Sfadthagen, i-i - - Bram Towers Residents Recall 1918 EpIdemic "The &ory (4 ErIc" will be II a L'tn,l,I. D. . C & LIght, 301 N. MyrtleAve,, -- _____ ennmg oar mmuy lyMdaa who Will You Get Swine 'Flu Shot? For Sanford inwn AuIC Dodd, fP. ..&. U . &IIUIW Thu f A Ihiv' winter U LAS, .a ILL. II a_4I.0 4 T .,!p -ti • ., -------. ,. , • ... __ iV , lIU WUW ' a, . SIIM4 a..e IUr7 DIWi $ frt4. .IM_i.t _____ Nesly and eon sad Ms. Juftette __ - C UU CISiU Williams, DeLaud; Ma. Dates I I J*M 41 ______ awn; Ma. Louise Mitchell, Mr. and Mr.. Gregg Scut Stedtheg. N.Y. _ mother ____ ____ .vi Mr Sulbe j the Ju.sp5 Cokheulh. Evaniot dwO, Staflbrd, Veronica ad mil" W& reduction sirgery, I was an aheolute freak." Jane ceidlsmed, 'lb. operation was not cpmlte as .bnpl, as ç ' _ The slim form (4Jane Doe moved gracefully as she poured and send coffee. Appearing very youthful Ins fitted T.ddet, Jane said, "It haa!t always been this way. Until I had brad — ' - - cmM __ her a famøy ad Katie It. Burke, Barbara friends. Macb aucege to Gtveon Gregory and Ella Mae Rohimon and Kay Kay. m.H.t iJ. ByDOKDTR,CH Herald Cow.dest REGISTER NOW FOR PALL CERAMIC & MACRAME 4. FOR PARTIES-WEDDINGS ALL SPECIAL OCCASIONS CORSAGES • OISHGARDENS POTTED PLANTS ARTIFICAL ARRANGEMENTS DAY 01 EVENING, CHILDREN AND ADULTS. - -- COME SEE OUR LAMP MAKING SUPPLIES One of Central FlorId's Finist Flo rists !IISTY ILLUSIONS Sanford Flower Shop 20 E. COMMERCIAL 180 HWY. 434 LONG WOOD (Next Door to Hattawap) DIAL 322.1822 Phone 430-1440 P * _ - ' ---'- --;-" . -: -.. -........... - .......... .. L' • -- �p. UL. l.A.lL1N T MOISOSI Dic Yiu sJT'rw43 'fUU 374I(T N CeI O1P4W MR SAN04 004M j.' (SUMITRAD! ,) I U?! o ITL ON A C mTAL NI GO DSIM - Vehicles ACROss 34Lin.oI _ juncture I Tao- t4Its4 35 Clamp vsUc$s 31 clus vehicle S Motor coach 31 Nollons I Ona.horis 40 Dry (comb. 12 Toward ft 41 fr" 13 $4 Brings torlh Is i RN' ':" V I lb" cow so king 54 Stir S3 Gaelic 56 DW@cbw chair$ 20 THE SOEN WUl bvAitSsms.0 21 Folding bed 58 Routine 22 Osnusot grass" I Automobiles 23 Mother (Latin) 2 Tropical plant 28 1• _______ II1AI sloty 34 Lit it itii4 10 Handle (Fr.) (print) 37 OWerne 53 17 am up is port" ... aaa"_4 By BBB74ICE IBDIOSOL 50 Hsa.i (anal.) ThM1I % . 01, - " HOROSCOPE 15 vs l neither 20 Implement catriags 23 church SIrICS .ilIng Traftlirnen 41 42 Forchied 43 DemolIsh 24 Fish sauce. 44 Genus of tar 3 Pscuse toodituff 30 Southern slats Bridge holding 20 pip SLion. for one 2l Narrow way Lab) 31 iinniped I Footed vaoa 28 Bombyx 32 Constsflatlon 7 Be uetsd 29 Jabbers 40 Roman emperor 4l The Ovlsn$ 41 large plant SO Tul MAMIE AMM dad Jul. jul II.. on JUII I•anuI moo JOEMN Jul jul ANNEA6161 uu ... iuu Jul ..l uI .: BEETLE BAILEY 4 4 1 a I 31,W 11) 5005110 (( CL *Nov. ( ) Is $oiiiPiiI P11011 athlcc 705 j1f.J (y f being =111111111god betillm ya NOW Will get 11 Ambn P1thyoewhifldISN05Y a si'I' could arIse over dsr*es something a*. f1'rABIU$ (Nov. BUS (Af11 $May 10) , jjy wflj 2)) You're not overly iii. for Yesi look today well, lodey. t get W10111111y &Wi= ortcuts for tesha rLrtng Involved with anyone who own mind, time sod poU1005. Bwdid cot thak. 011 (MAY 2141511 10) projscta are u—,. CAPIU(X)IN (Dec. 5.hn. You hive a psi who Is always hM v .fffr ?nit*v 1.1 If frI.nda th.Nmth,11 rest jier than un*aL Watch what you reepet today, you m them In the sam amm say. urodf. CANCER (June 21-July 21) You're prone to take rub fl8(J Web. Ø) today,ndsomaityoursoffbot To* you're wisly to PW*it in On 06WL There's a good JW when the ad is In SISK To need MR horse daft _______ LEO(Jtlyll'Aug.21)If P15CM (Feb. 1IMMCb 10) you're mcirtala abotd how iomtP you wiat to da mlgM You may be nekud to rsla eftectothen, it's bed you dant important Information tO someon. today. Writ. the try IL VmGO(Ang21.SepLfl)It nIMøgsdown.Yoesmemcry would be a mistak, today to canibetnited. oretend von know something - . . .. ... - . ' ' -. 'a A IL - L .• ... ,. - I. . • * -' . ii 'S For Sunday. August IS, 1976 q V -' - :. r— •, . - . . U . ;* . - t *— ., .•. . • F-. , r '. . BIIII1IDAY S 4 ARCHIE by Bob Montana ..---f ciI P •••. K _______ 1ii 1.I- y-..' JJJllANNiiiii Jul. jl jul11 Jul.MEN Jul11 JIll JIl JUIP &MMI OOOR truth,youknowveryilttle. LBA (Sept. lIOct. 21) This year you will explore Don't lit 70155.11 get Inveigled IMoabesba1ttation today n.waven*eiulnordertoaddto with a fast4alldng isles type 701W reL1W1. Yosr prospic who neually fails at what hi lockefleouraglng,psov1dsdyou don'tgo Off ontaigsnts. Q. - - '. I-.... ,-. :- F F PIISCIU.A'S POP by Al Vermeer CAN I 1MY BOX OF GET YOU ' CRAYONS! ANYTHING.'7 irs POWNPRISCILLA? j STAIRS? 1t/ HERE 'iVU GO...) wHccPs" z POP! J ....I72 mbfçI JCOUCH! - YOU CAME THROUGH 1 I WITH FLYING COLORSJ %dj J THESE ARE OUR 5Ut.1i1BR GRADUATØS. INSTEAD OF A USELESS CEREMONY.. 2 &E by Larry Lewis ...TMEhl'RE i.4GL,P:NG THE COI..L.SGE AND GETTiNG LJSEPUI. VOCATIONAL.. TRAINING AT THE S r )II11111P I. A& P gM 8_0~ AL L A. Its FRANK AND ERNEST ,••-., .. I I -.-. . r ).,..•. — . - . .. ....., j\ -, • - * ,- ai - ,.-ø .A.-- -. - - - .91 11,91 I after overtricks in matcr point play.. On other occasions VMW (Aug. Several readers have asked temporary PWL MqepL 22) when a revoke becomes es- Mentally you have a tendency declarer should give the hand tsb'igci. to n1beaometiiingag the same play that he would in The rule is clear here. It Left more difficult than it rubber bridge. The test Is to becomes established as am compare the possible results as the revoker or his partner wtually in. Think positive. at contract with other those plays to the next trick. UBRA (Sept. Z~Oct. 23) Use tha Mil be attained by your charm and tact today to & FIND A SAME IT BR R - - - aid is s— . x dftd4d against. C ? #1 1 YOURBIRMAY A* V, Conditions having an effect upon your well-belng are likely to brighten a bit this yew. Money won't drop in your 12n.A (For a copy of JAC.OBY soften up one you'll be doing but If you'll extend yourself Its MODERN. send St to: 'Win business with. He's not half as there. at Bridge." c/o this newspaper. P.O. (30, 489. Radio City Station. 111w York, N.Y. 100 19) SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox qui . ; 2 r: :Q S,ills is 02 15 so CL 0 C X U a 1110* 0. S -! C , !I it a 'si-u C Z V - -- 99 6 3 1. 8 0 14 UI.! C I O 141 . a ulci l E i0 61 -i flj i)i1 - >_ . Z 8< A I —gel: s. 5 3 I( -?i Z - 2 E oR "ør Wj HODGE PODGE "B" EN A CC U BY -. KBRALTMAESTRREBBABB BUS K! NSELHGUOBTBSRB R S K 80 U S[H 0 D GIEIU MI I U RU OK BUM 08USD Y lOS U B S MA I P10 U B U RE TIT 881 B BB BURN R E BARN 0 H U U U R I ERRS B I E K 80 U H C C CO E LUEROTOSNI K S N K C K K U N BUM L U UK N Y B L AA IL GA KS A E K B GE BUN U N S E E H C CA RU S CL S U R SE S E C SAC U U C R K S U N S E E N B A R K Y M U BSUBOBKBURROSMI K S U 8 ABBNHGUORBROMQRBDIIR USLD CAM J1!I .F ales] .' 0 .0 > ~-- 75 P . -XC h 1 8 9 0;0 0 W I- I gg co 1~ ~ 1%w " ?i Babbitt Babirusa Bromol Brougham Buccaneer Buckler Burette Burnoose Tomorrow ? ? ? Burro Busby Buskins Butte 11 -W J -1 < z . >I Ab U) 0 > W Ro all ' l34 5'awa.. USs5Pj s+ wt "And the wheels come -with a hundred-mile fall-off I SORRY 10 HEAR VWR HORSE VAS MEN, Pwtriv. IEThIN. jü 1%. yIfl a If S$E ii LL V C ' ~00 $z1 A z ~h ff r V V1 cc W i in 41 W IX I a a 6 8 do io- SM.. AV= HER CRYlW0UrUWp1 ' 8éAM55 - NIFEE me 4D U. A DOMESBURY I) I. !I g instructions: Hidden words below appear forward, back. ward, up, down or diagonally. Find each and box ft In. TUMBLEWEEDS is _. SEEK CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS • For Monday, AU9UST to, 1710 ARM (March 21-APO 1$) toughu he appears to be. Things you pies too bard for SCORPIO (Oct 91'No,. 21) By OSWALD and JAMFS JACOBY today are likely to be denied Try not to let a compsnion's aI......L Ji.a... jvia. I azy w uwuiaui i kI.....I_ uiu uuuuu uuuiw yui' trumps, draw trumps, discard &"a optimism today. Conditionis ary two of dommy's spades on the to be vat" riot greftly. TAURUS (April 2141sy 30) more hopeful then he percelvm long clubs NW eventually Miff m in my. Harsh or dern tactics will not SAGfffARRIS (Nov.2wee. his Jack h0aulsa?t be successful ln getting Others 21) You'll bs motivated toiiea Irrespective of where the to do your bidding today. A better job today If you dwell on head uld spade MAP were smile and a kind word will, the sewn histeed of the located, North could make at however. problem TbeyW solvable if least (ow notrump ai (May 21-June 10) you'll try. Therefore South ned tat,b7gones l3i thIsonI'y e for° CRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 10) ll Ci matchpolntsataflwouldbeto A type of Mtuation that y ava. play safe for five diamonds that,vwiu ru7 usullymanage with and but anyone who rea died Don't let an old grudge spoil cane. you seuw headaches six and found the heart finesse YOW day. bu .g no enough to defeat wrong. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Soouthca1ledforduznzny's Don't expect friends to do youace of hearts, went after LIthIJ for you today that are AQUARIUS (Jan. 10.Feb. 19) trumps and made his contract t)e3 t heircaps1liea, even Your mate may unearth an old right on the nose. It didn' him much good, but at least tdo It those you went out on the limb Issue today (bali been a bone of coDlititIon Pretend u dkki't workedoutbe LEO (July 21Aug. 22) To hew IL the heart, losing finesse U East shifted to satisfy your amhitlons today P15CM (Feb. 20-Mardi spade and wlndlngupinthe you may beteinptedtouae You'Uhavethechancetoday I ashcan. methods you later regret teit your sa1eanpwben Don't lower your standartis for you try to alter isnoft.--s declarers. South saw that It the heart finesse was onhe would make six diamonds. He would win the first trick with the queen of hearts, knock out the ace of couGei' \' is - • •; T BRIDGE by Stoffel 1 H.lmd.kI -. I." . .__._ BUGS BUNNY '.• . 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Ty f 1. v j Evening - 9R ILI itdd Ili Year, No 30S—Mondsy, August 16, 1976 I" c ; I'/ I*•<• rJi I u1; Sanford, Florida 32l11—PrIc. 10 Cints mum '•'r _ The Covenfion: GOP Primed FF o S 00 r - r ) :( iq S •. - : -- ___ i .••... ( -------- •: I ;~f I M J - __ DomM R=&K X@W D* UM RiclumleasajW jwm cneft. t~ Uncommitted Del V \ i _-( L 9 TT: _ — __ Just W hat Are They M s'1 lid PruldediAtI nomination, And while mod are keeping WAM on who they will ultimately back many Aren't go ailed an what they Want. For some, Uha B W of New m.n. -- — ______ — 2 0 2. a . I- k J•I• VOIWS UY CflW based on a nding requirements or stated preferences I of delegates to the National On Ford 117 ______ ance to put the same questionA to the proddedii,she sald. + And Davison Osgood, Mane's low Uncommitted delegate, says he will make his mind on Tuesday. He Wants to hold a hedged news conference to the wend who he te supporting. Sot fiM, he ul tell he , : C. 03 0 , ___ U 9 PL — 71% II— 0 f.fl rr, -t ' -L.4-& ii- a — I - 2 e g — - I / a •1 a C . z . S C .•.' __ g 5_II - '. - ____________________________ I ____ I 1- J,. - 2..-' __ ______ M MIS g274 —j J _____ - . 5 . .- . 2' 5 \ m E f J . —. -< i — ___ ) _____ it delegation bo unced beck and forth for • on tD Asmumed was not the same. Asked it she would vote for the President, Mm Ogle sald: the GOP PritSidential nomi- S 2 0 5* . — E. M naUonontbe first ai , he ... '< 4- — M= X ___ A Second z ____ 0 a . a -I! CA — 9 ____ S: M , -r ffi L .. ___ : 0 a2 — Q C. ~ 5, - = — 1 a 9 1 As Ford mpt within a few votes, atleast for now, ofa. Gov.James B. Edwards of Sodh Carsilm Vice president Nelson A. Rockefeller Address by Sen. Barry M. Goldwater of Arizona. Adds by Republican National aIrmaa Mary Address II ot . ws c te candida . On A second ballot, however, The WxUnmitted delegates the key sta tes would beNo nmberel 05 day.F CardIn&, Kentucky, Indiana 1,117 delegates, Reagan 1,036 and Michigan. Those states and Sen. James L Buckley of A i' • 'V - -. i ' ,T.. - . 'a - ç - s.-. .. ..... -e . .( ' f r' -. -ii- .- -', ,. . .!T ,- to th e RENE r • he the temporary chau, Sos. Robert Dole of J doubtonthoseclai,reIor Fr1daythattheIdentwoWd gate surrey. ballot, with gains in Michigan Even with such changes on a second ballot, the k to and Indiana mostly offsetting l in other two states. A V , - .. .. . . • Comics ....................4-B Crossword .................4-B 4-A Dear Abby .................1.5 Dr. Lb ..................4-B Horoscope .................4-s ; L • • \. •.. . Television . ..:. .2-B i-s •.: ., . ' WEATHER . . * .• Sunday's high m Weekend • T.da. low nfafl was LN inches. The extended it . ::'. .. tereoca, thundershowers. .. . r' • JY, ,,4)' csiis let partly cia sees with scattered, malay at. . . .'1 HhawfllbernaUy around ,. :. .-..( 1 Centeriagthe football President lAty Reund antl Sword Mayor I" more, d0k is seulor ftnemn Kenny Tbe Boosters Club Is se for the s atwedc department.bbyor Moore BOOSTING THE BOOSTERS 13 Proclaiming Wednesday as BOOstm Day In Sainford. I Herald Photo by Torn Viscenl. fr delegates to vote in New York had one in irig the results of the AP dele- lose 5 to 8 votes on a second nit TI w!r by sts GOP OmiIDOW,II Reagan's big second ballot main with the uncommitted gain would be in North Caro. Keynote addreuby Sen. Inward H. Baker, Jr., of Tennessee. delegates, who are unfettered lina . I ,ii agreed that he'd have to find some way to get rid of the chkkesIeeaUag blackbirds other than with uber eight Ltgan pellets, Price reported. "I quest nomination battle, According to delegates away from current accordance with state Primary for t1le 1,130 needed for the results for one ballot, but the nonlination. delegates could vote Weir perosaiW was MW preferewes on a second fully the impact on the uncom. ballot es I failure to Fo rd s backers maintain they muted KANSAS CITY, Mo. I AP) — Here Is the program for tonight's Can Offset most of Reagan's ex- rmlinate a candidate on the session of the Republican National Convention. me Central peed second-halt gains, but first ° Daylight: a vote Sunday in Ford's home Ford's chid delegate hunter, 7 p.m.: state Michiga delegation caits James A. Baker Ill. e3timaUd " 4 I X latest Imponderabic there are laws agahet ArounciTuclock ..........4-A ....................4-11 I Tonight's Schedule ___ After Price elabed Today amongun1aJept X to Ronald Reagan, la that second ballot Increasingly tth mitt not decide depended on some f shaking quire - A survey. lose between four and 15 votes ballot victory, the dwim f ______ In his yard that won a&g Im dicka jeW he pgft od far Ms eWcteaL - :'c' KANSAS CITY, NO- (AP)— the Associated Press delegate loyalties or on a breakthrough If President Ford falls to win .. Deputy Ardw C. Price responded to ftd w* . Burrow, 50, at the two4tery dweillag on 51(415 at Avenue price t of Sanford, with a shot saId row said t was ping to k the blackbirds conservative Republican, might enter the race was the "I'm waiting until I hew voice,"he said, rolling his eyes upwa "I know when the yoke comes to me. difficult to obtain a conviction Reporters hustled from Thomas to Mrs. Ogle, whose ± " ent FordMayLoseVotes Anticipating s." a decision her drink, nNhw uPd&I"to Is telephone,And called and Reagan 1,036, with 105 un. 1totell them she had decided toback committed and a single del the Ford ateunghe will vote for 5 But for James C.Soper of Cicero, Ill., the light is sU James1. Buckley of New York. Off The Prosped that Buckley, a will go with him for Then lt was Ford leader BfflTaylor'st " and Ronald Reagan to delegate Ellen e, trying to determine Taylor, the Florida Republican perty chairman, d Mrs. Ogle who helly support. meant she favo red Reagan, would like to vote for him, but . M Ogle of Fort Lauderdale is committed to vote for the couldn unless something happened to release her from her President, but she showed up to Kansas City wearing an "I'm for commitment. Reagan" button on her lapel "But ain't nothing going to make It possible," he added. "Hell, Reagan's state leader, LE. "Tommy" Thomas of Panama rain is not going to fall upwards." City, claimed Sunday afternoon t at lead three of Fo's 43 W Donghey of Lutz Florida delegates preferred Reagan two might risk prison terms rd de te Th and Fred Streetman of Fo lega s omas co n te nded wo d ul vo te for Reagan, to vote for his presidential nomination. Some said they would respect their commlttments to the President. delegates committed to Reaga M Ogle said she tuned against Ford when he sup ported the Thomas contended that Mrs. e said she war willing to go to common aitun Picketing bll which would have allowed secondary U necessary, to cad her ballot Prison, for Reagan. boot of construction sites. He subsequently vetoed the ts Florida law requires delegates to vote as ommIUed for two measure under bean pure m conservatives. bsUo The maaim penally for violating oath is five years "Iial don think he (Ford) can win against (Democratic pres in prim and a $5. Mo fire, but election experU my it would be dnt nom1neeJy)Cr,"Ogled. IV o- =. - Reporters covering - — ... i 1Ifl — 1'130 allocations or preferences of all Associated Press count. _________________ leaders of the Florida delption 10 the Republican National — 2 259 detoat KANSAS CITY (AP) A 73year'o!d widow has become the m witting object of a political ping-pong match between rival —I _____ M Totals are based A Sanford area homeowner found ant over the weekad that he legally coulidn't pw= the method be was aft to rid his homestead of Peskyblackbirds. Pautg ristinotffId the shertiPs departmsit t hat ____ without any move by a candidate. You' ll Be In My Pie 3 Of Ford's Florida Delegates May Risk Jail To Vote For Rea an j w —1ti1 los Totaaf.yot _ CD a Buckley Uncommitted Needed fo nominate: . 3 -. 0 Or saw to it that they got Ijba worst seats in the bouse.,, softness in the delegate totals SO reports crop* up that 20 Ream delegates were each was claim' preparing to sw1tthtoFo The lion chairman Both sides claimed to have there were any switches and there was no m than the 1,1 delegate denied an seats changed handa votes needed for the norni- The Associated Press del gate count, based on legal cornFor Ils J. Kindi of Waesboru, Va., the li 10 miiments and publicly dated 1 flashed at a Sunday night cocktail pay. e pot down preferences, gave Ford 1,117 Run vermr. Coy Reagan talked with me Shoo Fly, Blackbirds LtescomplainedthattheFordoperauves tested The Count telephone to ring before she makes her mind. And President Ford has to be e they nominated Jimmy Carter But it Isn"t dear if the benefits come to those who end for presided. up on one Aide or the other. ThrQugbout the precon. Texas delegation, for ance, behind Reagan veotton week, strategists for and also found itself behim!Other things in the Ke~ Ford and Reagan probed and all ft And for some delegatis, ft is attention or psnonal Interest from the candidate ;' I fan campaign. Few in uQtyeapec last month in New York when takes to get his voto is to pumide him that a candidate 13 010ftUL That meong he AAA that be is lianing toward Ford. "The polls show he is the stronger can. didate,99 Wagner said. 7 __ theDemocraticalliengeinthe The real, led, they W" will sure from both = to de. an the convention floor. dare its utagim The Kill. Calvin Ja delegate from Jsiu John Sears, Reagan's cam- 'lasipplans caucied Sondey is holding out to find out how the Ford And Reagan the Republicans to duplicate palp manager, has said re- night but made no move to cempe operate. He s he has had or 50 contacts the show ot unity and pay peatey he beli es f abandon their uncommitted with each side, but "without e the offer a e harmony the Democrats staged California go rnor's strength datuL meal." The uncommitted delegates to the Republican convention hold the key to Who Will th the VE arriva comforts that ="&in can supply. thok I delegate Reagan and Fad Wt town ffi his brash Opponent whO40 chat- choice Is Son. Richard S. On the eve of the convgdion, conventional Schwelker fla d delegate a1Ih wo runnin Ford to tell him who he wantauag om. The vice presidential nde by mom by three. mate And many of Republicana was rejected Sunday the Sot the biggest rmdft Osgood has offered to mod with the candidates if gaMered here for the showdown convention rules committee, bloc of uncommitted ddlptes, they ask. fen the Outcome will leave the but Reagan and his mans en the Xvote miniagW MUM. and one is waiting for I'voices" to tell him the right r _ Waiting For. their Advice, 7' Q • KANSAS C1TY, Mo. (AP) — Just what are they waiting for. All those uncomnitted ddepta who are 6 keeping President Ford and Ronald Ressan guessing? Well, z thon ths __ ___ Wbell Mary L40190 SM11k The first significant test Jim at about do same how bd Republican national chairman, should occm Tuesday night man apart in an con"Oft calls the porty's 31A N&Uong who Ragan's bwken plan to Convention to ordertoday ft will fight for adoption of a rule that 1-1 know we are going to winiiii, dPd the Opening Of Me final wouldrequineschpnowou said Ford. diane Of ue tong sometimes candiate to name Ms choke "Do I think I can éffi win on bitter struggle between an for mate Wee the f haM?" Reagan sald as* ates Hold The By DAVE ftuy AssIind es — tit GOP nomination race on mom es Ford ond Rond since DwightEisenhower Robert Tmb.ttI.din1g6t balloting heon$ most divided n6uuat con- dates M 1 PrIlkild -: f-out orr a, Mo.(AP) -' ____ n I I S Def Blasted COLOMBO. Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike opened fifth nonaligned summit conference today with a blast at IsrW and a demand that the United States and the Soviet Union keep their ilitary forces out Of the Indian ocean. "We m remain ever vigilant against Israel's attempts to worldopinion 4eVw1th lows ar 71 in the extreme north te neu s.i Florida Keys. MORROWs TIDES Daytam Beach: 1:110 1:11 a-uL and 1: p.; Low 7:11 BaftHigh I: 7:39 p-m.; Low 12:03 a. cL and 1:22 n&t ' cns fighting for national liberation against foreign intervention, domination and op;iresslm." She mentioned the United States by me Y O, in connection with her proposal to have the Indian oce" tkcisred A me of peace. said the proposal 'oday anew urgency,- because of the expansion of V-S. mihtary and naval I&dlftW on the Wand of Diego Garcia and V* intensified m"" y and naval presence of the great POW,. in Me Ass exploitation leader told her Third World audience. The loudest cheers and most prolonged Indian Ocean. aPPlAuse greeted MM Bandaranalke's salute Mrs. Bandaranaike proposod a rival to the Vistnaniese, whose "struggle agaI backed by Third Worlid ruourm the might ofth wers to ulti =te and a new nonaligned Wk .,Of A,, and final victory (sashinjugln*ratiun to all LAtin nerica." � 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 15, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 15, 1976. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 15, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/78633f11f2b5f9b268e6f9f2ab8e1be5.pdf f585df544e80a0190022e0e4e9b91704 PDF Text Text I PL *IVISM. V ote Due Al.LAHA.sSjh tAP On Land and Pthoker Produce Inc. CabIn, will be akw livuld be WW for thie IL2.jna Neft Swaj Beach County land. OMdaU the of I)epurtme, neit wtk io approve a $41 lion prison the legislature has Natural lteaotsces told Cab nfllon land swap that will glir slated for Hendry. aides that no objections tl state 311 acres In Hendry In I?zchange for receiving the been raised to the prop Cinty for a prfiot land valued at $3.1 mWlon, the laud swap. OfflcIal said the land offered Mali, would give the two Ill= A proposed land swap in by the Seminole Sugar Corp. $1.1 nüUlcn worth of Palm Palm Beach County In I raised a Morn of FaiNt ft101117111 enironanenta1 soups who iaid the state was t*ruthig over v tal wilderneas area to a aq Tbe 11::) opu. NOT,clo.sassrnpp$sa&, — . mu CIRCUIT COUNT Poe FICTITIOUS NAME 4 NOTICE IS HURRY GIVEN met sssosu COUNTY, FLORIDA Notice Is hereby given that I am by virtue of that Cartel" writ of engaged In busInill at P.O. 804 IX DIVISION Execution issued out of and under p Oviedo, Seminole County. Florida P* l.t).CP the used Of the Circuit Court of 11111 OW l %ONM howard County, Florida. upon a is net sisissift at ENTERPRISES,and that (In,eni,. latgment fi1IdIId In the ANN! S. KITTEL. ak-a Anne register Said namewIth.CI,ri0t th aforesaid court on the 2W day of Sagby KIM me Circuit Court, SemiMe Co, Record Company Jul y A D. Mil. In Mat Certain case Deceased Florida in accordance With the entitled, American Steel Service provisions ot the Fictitious Name soracuoc Centers, Inc. a Floridacorporetlon. I Statutes, To-Wit: Section S&3 To R.l.as. ADMINISTRATION Plaintiff, -vs. Van Dorm En. T ALL PRISONS HAVING Florida Statutes I957. I terprises, Inc., a Florida car. CLAIMS OR DIMANDS *AINST 51g. Robert G. Lamoureux poratlon, Defendant, which THI AMOVE NSTATN AND ALL Publish Aug. S. 12 if. 24. I,7 aforesaid Writ of Execution was OTNU PRISONS INTIIRSTID DEC-21 Id $ delivered to me as Sheriff of IN THE hTMl Seminole ole COunty. Ite YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Florida, and I I1uw flrnL have levied upon the following that the Administration of me estate NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS described property owned by Van The state parcel totals 2,550 of Anne I. Kittel, deceased, File NAME STATUTE Doren Enterprises, Inc., said is pending In TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Number pg acres of undeveloped In pr0,ierty being located In Seminole the circait court for Seminole NOTICE is hereby given that the We. I County, whkhcurrently IS leaned by Floçlda, more partIcularly County, Florida, Probate Division, undersigned, pursuant to the described as follows: lportrntid of Offender I111. the address of w$ticti is Seminole "Fictitious Name Statute." Chapter One Tttresdlng Machine Rigid of a gra habilitation north of U.S. N development County Courthouse, Sanford, 1611.09, Florida Statutes, will register One Kl1fl5ZO0 lend Saw Florida 3277). The personal with the Clerk of the Circuit C0*.,i The Hendry ('minty poprirty One Lincoln SA 300 Are Welder on repr esentative of the estate is LC3an and for Seminole County, Florida. Trailer iomLta of Improved pestsire Charles KIttel whose address is 1411 upon receipt of PtOot Of the One Cut A Missile Track Torch land with a number ofbijfl5 N.E. 103rd St., Miami Shores, Fla. publication of this notice, he I140 One Lincoln Arc Welder niss. The name and address of the titlous name, to wit: ALTAMONTE and would be Suitable for a raew Three I deal Arc No. 250 gs WAS personal representatives attorney MALL TICKET AGENCY under prison authorized by the leg Two Acetylem Torches w-gauges areso torsh below. Is top which this party Is engaged In and ttwee tanks hutun,. officials said. All persons having claims or business at 4$1 Altamonte Avenue, One Tool Trailer demands against the estate are Altamonte Springs, Florida. l)epsrtznent of Offender Ii One Crane Scorn, grey finish rpouir WITHIN THREE MON. Rosalind Russ .11Walking That the party Interested in Sold habllitat1ta officials said that One Kenworth Double Axle THS FROM THE DATE OF THE business enterprise Is as 10110*1: A Tractor w.Fairlane Trailer the kind swap Is approved sorlIt FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Florida corporation known as K. K. AddItional Information available — Actress prisoners could be accor NOTICE, to Ilse with the dark Of me Si P. Ticket Services, Inc. from the Civil Division of thC Is above court a written statement of Dated of Orlando, Orange County, 3UTt7 tO (Rialtil within 90 days In ter Seminole County Sheriff Office and any claim or demand they may Florida, July 24th, 1t14. the undersigned as Sheriff Of have, E ach claim must be in writing K.K.&P. Ticket Seminole County, Florida, will at must indicate the basis for the ervices. Inc. ii :00 A.M.. on the 3rd day Of Sip- claim, me name and address of the By: John S. Karel, timber, A.D. 1f14. offer for moo and '.3 care Credi tor, or his agent or attorney, President Wit to the highest bidder, amount claimed. if the Publish: July 3, Aug. 5, 12. If, inis Where Brisson e'4 to any and all existing Writ, and the is not yet due, thi date when it DEB-131 at the Front (West) Door of the will become due shell be stated. II Seminole County Courthouse In the claim is of contingent or Sanford. Florida, the above unliquidated, the na ture of the un IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND described 1PIC personal property. t"' ti state's ' S.4dt. i'ui. : tr ',•'f FLORIDA satisfy the terms of said Writ of e described. The claimant shall c*si NO. n-isss.ca.u.c Execution. deliver sufficientropiesof the claim John E. Polk, SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL Wfl to the clerk to enable the click to Sheriff SAVINGS BANK, a banking car ll ma ar mall one each personal COPY to J porat Seminole County. Florida representative. vocalist th PublIsh: Aug. 12. ), 34, Sept. 2, 1f74 Plaint itt. Au persons Interested in me estate , DEC.43 to whom a copy of this Notice of SAMUEL A. RUSHTON and JOHN Administration has been mailed are FITZPATRICK, I WI?LI III ?U rr S NOtiCb ° iat t am P UBLICATION — w In engaged in business at P.O. Box NOTICE, to file any objections they R esidence Unknown 3031. Sanford, Seminole County, may have that challenges the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida under the fictitious name of valid ity of the decendent's will, the mat a Complaint to enfor ce a motor HEART POWER UNLIMITED, and qualIficatIons 01 the personal that I intend to register said name representative, or the venue CC vehicle lien has been filed against Bias Charged you, and you are required to Sirvea with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, jurisdiction of the Court. copy Of your answer or pleading to Seminole County, Florida In ac ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND the Plaintiff's attorney, H. JAY QUINCY lAP) — A Prince because we have or cordance with ffie Provisions ofthe OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED STEVENS ESQUIRE, A North $ Fictitious Name Statutes, TO-Wit: WILL se FOREVER BARRED. III country dector says he's rules and wte the colored people alt Section sisot Florida Statutes 1s7 Date of the first publication of this Orange Avenue, Orlando, Florida, closed one of two waiting rooms On that side. and file the original answer or S Dr. Merle C. Parker . Notice of Administration: August pleading in the Officio, the Clerk of which a black secretary Publish: Aug. 72, it, 34. Sept. 2. tiC 12th, 1t74, the Circuit Court for Seminole DEC." contends were illegally aeve. Logan Charles Kittel _______________________ County, Florida, on or before the As Personal Represent.. Many pstt now have l 2ithdayofAug ust,Iti&l,you fajl,o live of the Estate of ________________________ to stand In line. Leg& do so, a iudgmwt by default will be FICTITIOUS NAM Anne B. Kittel taken against you for the relief Notice is hereb y given that i am "Idldn'twant anybody to feel Deceased domand,d in the petition CITYOP engaged In business at 230.HWY 17. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL like they were being dli. DATED this 3oth day oo July, 1574 52, Fern Park, Seminole County, REPRESENTATIVE: WINTIR$PRINOS, sean crlmlnated against," Dr. H.R. FLORIDA Flo(ldaunderthefictitlm name of Harold A. Ward Ill Of ARTHUR H. IECKWITH, JR. Reddick, Nel$caWpebUcN.$rIa, I FRANK EBAUGH, and that I Inland Winderweedli, Haines. Ward & general Clerk of the Circuit Court WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: to register said name with the Woodmin, PA., Factltloner,sald Wednesday of TONOTICE By: Martha T. VihIen provisions of the Fictitious Name 230 Part Ave..S. IS HERESY GIVEN by cicoing one of two waiting the City Council Deputy Clerk of she City of winter Statutes, ToWit: Section 43 ge Winter Park. Fla. 3770 Springs, Florida, that said city Florida Statutes 119. H. JAY STEVENS, ESQUIRE room at his office. Springs. (305) 6444312 Atfoney for the Plaintiff Council will hold a public hearing at 5: Frank C. Ebaugh Jr. But an attorney for secretary 7:30 Publish: Aug. 12. D' 1ti4 ________________________________ A North Orange Avenue P.M. or as soon thereafter as Publish: Aug. 12. it, 35. Sept. 2, 1fl4 DEC-62 Betty Lee of Gretna said he Orlando, Florida 32501 DEC 63 would press her federal 1974, to consider the aabptlon of an __________________________ IN TIll CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OW) 422-6125 Publish: July 25, Aug. S. 12, 11, 1976 by the City of Winter EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR suit accusing Reddick of I1 ordinance Springs, Florida, title of which is as DEB.135 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMlNQt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tTUflIflatlon. follows: COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. "We're asking for damages AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CUlT CASE NO. 7o-435CA4s.l NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE IN AND FOR SEMINOLE In Re OF Of WINTER for every black person who NOTICE iSHERFBY GIVEN that SPRINGS. COUNTY, FLORIDA. ROBERT E. C DAVIS. Husband. y virtu, of that certain Writ of REPEALING PARTS OF SECTION RORATE DIVISION feted this Indignity," said 3.lQe,S.1OANO5.)flO, Petitioner, ARTICLE Execution issued out of and under CASE NO. 74.1$4.CP and attorney Kent Spriggs of VI, CHAPTERS OF THE CODE OF In IL The Estate Of the seal of the Circuit Court of PHYLLIS M. DAVIS, Wife, nearby TalI,ahassie, ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF Orangecounty,Florida.Upon a final JULIA E. FLOWERS, R espondent WINTER SPRINGS, CREATING iudgment rendered In theaforesaid Reddick said Mrs. Lee's Deceased. NOTICE TO DEPEND court on the 79th day of May, A 0 SECTIONS 3.1)2 THROUGH 3.11 NOTICE OF charge that he mai ntidned seg. OF ARTICLES VI. CHAPTER S OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: 1 976, In that certain case entitled, ADMINISTRATION PHYLLIS M. DAVIS regaled waiting rooms NPS THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF TO ALL Birmingham Oxygen Service, Inc PERSONS HAVING Residence: Unknown THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, Plaintiff. .vs.Anesthesia & ratlngbZackandwMtepafl CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Last Known Mailing ESTABLISHING PURPOSE, Respiratory Therapy Service, Inc THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL was a crock of bull," Address: DEFINITIONS. SIGN STAN. Defendant,which aforesaid Writ of OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED 424 Anderson Court, One of several doctors an- DARDS. GENERAL. POVISIONS, Execution was delivered to me as R IN THE ESTATE, Apartment C Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, vlxig tls Predominantly black REGULATIONS, PERMIT YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Orlando, Fl 32501 And I have Iev led upon the following AND FEES; shot the administration of the estate North Florida town of about REQUIREMENTS coo Brown CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY described Property owned by of JULIA E. FLOWERS, deceased, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 5,000. Redck said half AND EFFECTIVE DATE. file number 7&104.Cp. is pending in that ROBERT E. DAVIS hasflieda Anesthesia a. Respiratory Therapy a copy of said ordinance shall be Service, Inc., saiorin d pr pe ty be g Patients are black, the Circuit Court for Seminole Petition In the Circuit court Of located I n Seminole County, Florida, at the office of the City County, Florida, Probate Division, Seminole County, Mrs. Lee alleged in a federal available Florida, for more Particutarly described as Clerk of the City of Wieser Springs, the address of which Is Seminole Dissolution of Marriage. you are follows: court deposition that she was Florida. for all persons desiring to County Courthouse, Sanford, required to serve a copy of your One 1574 Or.,, LeMans Pontiac ordered toa black ,alUng room examine the same. Florida. The personal repressi,. written defenses, If any, All interested parties are Invited automobile, ID No. 3G33N )7 54 tative of m e estate is HAZEL THOMAS G. FREEMAN, ESQ, on by receptionist Iwilda Nelson to of belngstoredat Altamonte attend d be heard, Garage , TUCKER WILLIAMS, whose ad. FREEMAN & WOOLFOLK, when she accompanied h05. whose iii Longwood Avenue, Altamonte THIS NOTICE IstObelI,,S,I,, dress is 71010 130 Avenue, Apt. 115, address Is Post Office Box 70, husband, Willie lee, to MO Evening Herald, a newspaper of Jamaica, New York. 11434. The Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701, Springs, Florida. general circulation in said City, me and the undersigned as Sheriff of name and address of the personal Attorneys for Petitioner, and doctor's office bust Dec. 13. file the Seminole County, Florida, will at (1) time at least )S do" prior tott,e representative's attorney are origInal of said set She Answer or said, " 'We are segregat. time of the public hearing, written ll:OOAN.mthe3othdayofA ug forth below. ,flt defenses, if any, with the Clerk of A cii here. This Is where white DATED this en, ay of August, . D.1,74, offer for sale and sell to All persons having claims or the above styled court on or before l74 the highest bidder, for cash, Subject demands aga inst the estate are August 241h, 1914, People sit, and you're ssçpowi otherwise a CITY OF WINTER required, WITHIN THREE MON. default and ultimate judgment will to an y and all existing ems, at the to go on the other aide," Mrs. SPRINGS, FLORIDA THS FROM THE DATE OF THE be entered against you for the relief Front (West) Door of the Seminole lee said. By: S: Mary Norton County Courthouse in Sanford, FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS demanded in the Petition. City Clerk "1 said. Well, we're just fine Florida. the above described per NOTICE,to tile with theClerk of me WITNESS my hand and official GARY E. MASSEY sonai property. above Court a written Statement of seal of said Court on the 14th day here,' and she said, 'I don't 414 C. S.morai, Blvd. Of any claim or demand they may July, 1976. That laid saue is being made to want to start anything, If you Attamonte Springs, Flo. 33701 satisfy the terms of said Writ of have. Each claim must be In writing (Seal) ttorney for City want to go to an Integrated of. Execution. and must Indicate the basis for the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Il. 1514 John E. Polk, fitt', go to Dr. Massey or Dr. Publish: claim, the name and address of the Clerk of the Circuit Court O C Sheriff crsoitor or his agent Ot attorney, By' Lillian T. Jenkins Seminole County, Florid a and the amount claImed. If the Deputy Clerk claim Is not yet due, the date when It PubliSh: July 22, 25, Aug. S. 12, 1514 Publish: July 29. Aug. 5, 72. If, 1516 OEB.13e will become due shall be stated. DES the claim 5 Contingent or NOTICE OF PUBLIC liquldat the nature Of the un. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE HEARING S(MiNOI, Ccufyy a.pNiNG certainty Shall be stated. If the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C1111- 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND AND ZOttir COuulss5N SEMINOLE claim is Secured, the Security shall CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SEPT I 1976 SEPT COUNTY, 7'30 P M FLORIDA. Rook 203 be described. The claimant shall COUNTY, FLORIDA. &UOL dOUNTY COtTHOUSE CASE NO. 76-79CA.p .s, S*,opo, FLORIDA deliversufflclefltcf,piesoftnecl.mm CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.13$ to the Clerk to enable the Clerk to CAMERON-BROWN COMPANY, CAMERON BROWN CONSUMER mall one copy to each per sonal Plaintiff, FINANCE INC • a North Carolina V. LAxt corporation. representative. MN ed inthe es ta,e DAVID SIEGEL, et ux..St al., Plaintiff, Allpersonsinhernl SR VV to w hom a copy of this Notice of Defendants 4 NOTICE OF ACTION LEWIS D MAGNETTI and SAN Adminislration has been mailed are 4 DRA J. MAGNETTI, his wile, requIred, WITHIN THREE MoN. TO: DAVID SIEGEL and SHIRLEY H. SIEGES., THS FROM THE DATE OF THE Defenda nts HIS WIFE NOTICE OF ACTION C FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS 4V TO Lewis D. Magnettl and RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN V .4 NOTICE, to file any Objections they All parties claiming interests by, Sandra J. M.*gnj, S may have that challenges the hii wife throuof. under or against DAVID validity of the decedent's will, me SR 490 Jasmine Road qualifications of the Personal SIEOEL*ndSHIRLEYH SIEGEL, 434 %r Cisselberry. Florida his wife, and to all parties having representative, Or the venue 419 SR claiming to have any right, title or YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an jurisdiction of the Court. interest In the real Property herein act ion to fOrs'bose a mortgage on 43 ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND the follouing Property in Seminole q' OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED described. 67 0 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED County. Florida WILL BE FOREVER BARRED, Lot 170 of QUEEN MIRROR dI Date of the first publication at Ils that an action to foreclose a mor_9EN RA Notice of Administration : August Igage on the follo wing real property SOUTH REPLAT ADDITION TO in Sem inole County, Florida: CASSELBERRY FLORIDA ac 12th, tt76. DCTAII. MAP Lot 11. Block 4. SHADOW HILL, cord ing to the plat thereof as Ha:.l Tuker Williams roo \ ity UBR end As Personal Represents- according to the plat thereof as the (ded in PIat Book II. page 56, of CD BERRY I GERALDa WHAUY public records of Semi recor in Plat Book 17, Pages 41, nole JAMES A HIEGEI. Rvcn, A - lIRe m) U and 43. Public R ecords of COUty, Florida live c4 the Estate of ort RSZ O -C 10f¼. C-? (G has been filed against you and mi Se no le County, C.ol) Fl orida. JULIA E. FLOWERS, you C-2 (Ganwol Crcnt) ift 5, Ms been filed agaln you and you a,.reirrd t serve i copy of your oece.sco are re qu written defenses, if ired to serve a copy of your any, to it on Franklin T. Walden, Esquire written defense,,, if any, to it on van Robert M Barn, II. P A., BROCK, MASSEY & WALDEN Pla nti den Berg, Gay A Burke. PA,, at i f f's attorney, wtgae adeu Suite 702, .", Ill If 110411111 Post Office Box 793, Orlando. 1314 Gulf Life Tor. Jackson 416 E Semoran Blvd. Age Florid a 32102, and file the original villi. Florida 32707, on or before Altamonfe Spqi . Flo 3710i With the Clerk of the above styled A;.i 2li,, 1976, and file thi Phone: (303) 1315111 originI with the Clerk of court on or before August 30th, this Court Attorney for Personal 1974; Otherwise a iudgment may be an. either before Service on Plaintiff-s Representative attorney or tired against you 'or the relief immediately Ihereafler; ic Publish' Aug I?. . 1976 I gkl dema nded in the complaini or Otherwise, a default will be entered DEC 44 against you for the relief demanded petitIon *RtTTfff COC()ji5 F$.ED WITH P WITNESS my hand and the seal Of in the complaint or petition, TI( imo DEVELOPMENT _________________________ AD44NISTRATOR WILL WITNESSm hand CONS4D(REa said Court on PERSONS APP(. ___________________________ July 26th, 1976, an the seal of ft N Tnt PUeU HCARit this C ourt On July 19th, WILL 5 HfAnrj ORALLY (Seal) 1914 ______ (Seal) IfiRINGS MAY BE CONTINUED FROM TIME Arthur H. Seckwith, Jr.. TO TIME AS FOI.r '.LcEs5. Arthur H Clerk of the Circuit Court Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Jean C Wilke !L 3O ______ By. Lillian T. Jen kins P,ea,w,,'. ____________ ________________________ Deputy Clerk ___________________ Deputy Clerk Publilis: July 29, Aug. J. 12 it, 7 1 OEB.;ji Publish, July 72, 79, Aug 3. 12. l9'4 DEB 11 nd Soviet . McCartn.y Hit LONDON (AP) Former Beetle Paul Mccarthey's bestselling album "Band on the RIa" Is to be released by the Soviet record company, Melodlya. EM! (Electrical and Miilc.i Lmtr%nnents) Recorde, which made the annotmcement ne.day, said release Is planned for later this year as part In rela. lions between EM! and the Soviet recording company. The album by McCartney and his group, Win , Issued in Britain In January 1974 and still a International hit. O Under Or Around? I OSLO, Norway (A?) Norway's Princess Sonja wi ke her first appe ance as a Aug. 29 at e opening of the annual Red Cross fair "Momarkedet." SEE CO' Audit Completed a.I 1. By ED PRICKETT Herald Stiff Writer Federal auditors today completed inspection of the books of the Seminole Employment Economic Development Corp. (SEED(X)) and promised a full report to U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles in about two montha, EDWs director, Horace On, said General Accounting Office (GAO) auditors found no instances of illegality or misfeasance during the review thttI.,Jc..i1 19. GAO accountants were sent here after On claimed the poverty4lajiung agency came !11 - - - - ;.5 I 4 -- ~, 4 . 1, I. ~,. ______ 4 y -I #A t . . 1, — - Report Due In Two Months Ns I_,, _ ' "under fire" from articles published In the Orlando Sentinel-Star. "I made the request for the audit," On said, "because people of the area had beendeluged by stories that served no purpose but to raise doubt In its ventures — corporations let showed about $143,000 in losses sibility," Orr said. up to provide jobs for the hard- which Our attributed to The $23,000-8-year director core unemployed "managerial InefficIency."went on 10 SlY he has worked On March 3, Chiles, a The "problem firms," closely with the audit tam. If Lakeland Democrat, asked the Neptune Winch Corp. and any instances of illegality had GAO for an audit of SEED(X) 'Seminole Citrus Products Inc., turned Up, On iald he would records The GAO responded by were blamed for the losses, know about them. sending an eight-man team to The audit teem will go to The agency's books are Sanford. audited yearly by Certified Atlanta to prepare a report that On said he expects the audit public accountants. But after will be submitted to Chiles and report to be critical, especially published reports criticized U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly, a In the area of management both On and the agency, he Republican. expertise, which Our predicts asked Chilies to conduct a Orr hopes audit results will will be hardest hit. On says he "Sunshine Audit" of agency close the issue. expedi the ,'epq to rap the recont. "I Ifl ITt!!," t ages.: iji"Ui(' 'uie' a report ac. decisions." report that emerges will companied by' 10 angels In February, published ac- establish SEEDCO's fiscal swearing will not open closed counts in The Evening Herald integrity and social respon. minds. Happily, they are few," the public mind about a car. - . poratlon that has a proven record of positive contributions to the community." Since SEEDQ) moved here in 1970, Orr claims about $3 million in federal dollars have Uoweil In Seminoe. In ad. dillon, he said about 39$ Seminole residents are emplayed by SEEDCO, or one of ._ - . — — Free Lunch Okayed For Needy. Students * I ---"), I 11 fzl r ii : 91 .'-_.S& - --.. . - - - Notice Herald Staff Writer Seminole school children '. Family Six e' living in a family of four which has an annual income of $5,7oo or less will be eligible to P receive free lunches during This man wasn't afraid... DL. -.1 the of School Food Services has an. The county school board granted approval this week for Use food service office to implement the new program, which Includes several changes in lunch collection procedures. Explanatory letters and application forms for free and reduced-price meals will be sent home with students this fill during the first few days of schooL Parents should check ON family alze4ncome table to determine their youngsters eligibility. U family's income Is higher Om the applicable figure in the table, its children still may be eligible if the family has SHA Income Level FREE DISCOUNT 2 3 5 s $53 74 91 109 125 lu $21331 3,310 $150 144 4,750 s,'w 179 2U on 7390 245 V1 . unusually high - medical bills, disaster or casualty losses, special education expenses resulting from a child's mental or physical condition, or shelter costs which exceed 30 per cent of the household Income, Families applying for the program will be notified within 10 days whether their children quail!:,' Applications for the program , ~,,.,,,0`11 1 ~` I t . - 12,770 14,410 may .be submitted any time during the school year, Mm Whitmore added. "The ones I'm most concerned about," said, "are the borderline families who are kind of betwixt and between. The families that need a little help- There are a great many children whose families fall In that reduced-price category who do not apply." rector I I-- Di 4-; By JACQUELINE DOWD - 9,320 11,119 '— Tenants Meet this one couldn't decide i $51730 7,530 For larger families, contact Charlotte Whitmore at 322-1252. - . . Got Your Ears On? A new series starts In this weekends edition of The Evening Herald as "The [A Dipper" takes ever the spotlight on the CB page. That ha'fle heppean I. belong to the editor of The CB Times Journal aid we're happy to have him absurd as a colesunist, beinglug you the latest from the CE Radii World. Weekly Yearly Weekly Yearl y 1V76-77academlcyear, Director Charlotte - Whitmore nouncet Inside Sunday ., By KRIS NASH — Officers of the Joint Tenants Herald Suit Writer Council, which represents residents of all five housing Sanford Housing Authority projects, objected to the use of Executive Director Thomas the Tenants Council name on Wilson III and leaders of the the flyers because they had not Joint Tenants Council held a been notified about the flyer or peacemaking session Thursday meeting. But most of the group nIghttodiscusscosnmunjcaflo remainedin themeetlngtohear problems between Wilson's plea for increased management and residents of cooperation and cornthe city's 430 public housing munication. units. One member of the Tenants "Unless we develop better Council, Alfred communications, we're never Delattibeaudiere, walked out of going to get anywhere," Wilson the meeting during a dispute told the group assembled in his over a flyer that was circulated office at Castle Brewer Court. in three of the five housing "We're going to have to show projects announcing a meeting some kind of togetherness here to spur interest in the tenant in Sanford It we're going to get groups. one dollar of federal funds." 1411.1 . iI ) - - I I. . -. ' '1 -` 1. - ' 1 I 1 I . S , ' "' '1 - - I . • ,,.#" I - - - - MERCHANT OF . Joe Garrett (centerj receives the Merchant of the Mouth award from Mike Capko, chairman of the board of the Downtown Business Association while Greater Sanford Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Manager Jack Homer looks on. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) THE MONTH But Ford Stays Mum On Prospects - Republicans Restless On VP Issue / KANSAS CITY (AP) President Ford's convention said he won't. "I simply don't think the delegates to nomination. Sears has refused to ou.sciose a rigure, managers contend it would be poor politics for him to this convention are In the business of wanting the saying that Reagan will have more than 1,140 votes Lip his vice presidential hand In advance, despite President to play poor politics," Burch said. when the roll Is called next Wednesday night. signals of Republican unrest about some of the names nntçnrm if p1IfIvmDn eary ,r r W UI In his catalog of prospects. marathon sessions to complete the campaign A Southern GOP leader said a White House officLd told him not to worry, that the eventual choice will document today, the rival presidential camps have mainstream Republican credentials and won't maneuvered for advantage in the tightly contested alienate conservatives. "But they always say that," Republican National Convetion. Ford supporters won Thursday night on one clear-cut said Clarke Reed, the Mississippi chairman, who issue between the candidates. The Platform Cornprotested the consideration of liberal Republicans as inittee voted 57 to 47 to endorse ratification of a con possible Ford running mates. 011 There were complaints from the North, too, on a stitutional amendment to assure equal irghts for different score, John Unnell, the Maine chairman, said women. Ford favors the amendment. Reagan said he eight Ford delegates there were considering favors equality but not the amendmer.t. But that was only a warmup for the real contest, for Withholding their support from Ford unless they are the nomination that will be awarded next Wednesday 01 assured he won't choose John B. Connally for the vice night. presidency. The Associated Press delegate count showed Ford The manager of Ronald Reagan's campaign argues 1,106; Reagan at 1,032, with 1,130 needed to name a that there is growing prtisuro on Ford to disclose In nominee. There are 121 uncommitted Republican advance who will be his running mate if be wins the delegates, The count in'ludes delegates who are pubRepublican presidential nomination. licly committed or legally bound to a candidate. John P. Sears said It Is Increasingly likely Ford will have to do so, James Baker, Ford's chief delegate hunter, said the Dean Butch, a top convention strategist for Ford, President now has 1,134 commitments for the — . 'H Sanford, Florida 32711—PrIce 10 Cents — LOS ANGELES (AP) Rosallnd Ruesell walking again following replace her right hip joint, says her husband, Frederick Bilason . Miss Russel], 64, Is In an Intensive unit at UCLA Medical Center, said Wednesday that she had "gotten up and is walking with the aid a walker." fl2'?tI?t, 65th Year, No. 306.-Friday, August 13, 1976 . So . U - w "' •'• ' " '-" " Ha — J .,,but these men were sure they weren't going to tempt fate on Friday the 13th, (Herald Photos by Bill Vincent Jr.) 0 .c .tiç). % ., i' 'W." r i:*i 64.i !:,;1; "' I '' '" ,L').,'.":. :'-"j,.1-1''' etr''..e,',ar. .4j4\) ':'.'i .'• 1 ,(4 ".,r) K, '\ 'kj \ ' ' 1 ) ' ' ! " ,. , 4 ,' ' i"' ç. :.f.';.,.'4 '' .',i 1r'" . ' (U s im 11 ' .,- ,: I 1 - je, '' ,' " , t T'l' I.,. f '(lJ7f'' jI4. 1, �I ___F11 Nsr.W. lasirt Fl. W!oT RLONtA lot ___ _ NOTICE OP SUIT IN THU CIRCUIT COURT IN T OP THE STATE R. OFMEREDITH FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA TO: DENNIS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. CUlT IN AND P01 SUMINOLI PROBATE VISION Unknn Flue Nsmlet COUNTY. pLomla. YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Olyllisli CAl NO. 7.CA•it0 For Witness Tampering that a suit Ml been filed losing yv IN lii ESTATE OF In mot CI$Sad7 in the Circuit Court for Seminole RICKIE EVON WHITE. ROSIN NATHANIEL HURT w,,. 7# r V4e V',! ., ,w fl, uociuug Q NOTICE OF ACTION without bond In county jail JACKSON and ROSE LEE ftWBLWYD ADMINISTRATION NOTICI OF TO: JOE N. HURT ______ today on parole violation TO ALL PERSONS HAVING JACKSON, his wife. Plaintiffs, vs. 4 Yucca Street SWIWrker & JOHNSON charges inseparate csees. They CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST JOHNSON Fayiltevifle, THE ABOVE E.IPTATE AND ALL DEVELOPMENT CO.. INC., a North CarolIna 3l3 are James Edward Knight, , Florida corporation. H.L.L. A 35-year-old Altamonte YOU ARE NOTIFIED that I OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Lake Mosro, Terrace, Sanford, VESTMENTS. INC.. a Flor Springs man scheduled for trial Petition for Child CuStody has been IN THE ESTATE: and Alfoi*o Iaon Fanki, YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED corporation, and DENNIS filed opainsi you and there N a circuit at Demand in the PetItIon that the thai the IdmInNtTIINn of the es...te MEREDITH. Defendants, Ci vil Orlando. Sanford has been jailed In lieu Court award custody of ROSIN of RICKIE EVON WHITE. Action No. 7S21VCAOtD. The StemSes NATHANIEl. HURT to his natvrI decsssed, IIe74umber7S33f.CP, is nature of this suit Is for foreclosure of $5,000 bond on witness LARGO (A?) — "Our trailer rolled six James W. Atwell, of Winter mother, MARJORtI PARKER pendIng In the Circuit Court for ata mortgage on the following tamperingcharges. n *.I I_ L21l,_ iIla* --times, When It was over, I thought my husdescribed property located in p nwI. VW eev rusw sa vuw wuy. rrw., E- .r, rvpwsvu w nuensg5 IS Seminole County. Florida. to-wit: serve a copy Divisions the ddress of wtlCh Sheriff's detectives arrested allegedfly taken, t two at your wRIsts band was dead," Rexanne Schwadron said deputies Thursday tha Beginning 4IO.0 feet East and defanus, if any, to ft Petition an Seminole Counts' Courthouse, Edward Holiday Jr., 35, of 406 after a tornado struck a community of mobile Holiday had been released on Cook Stoves, valued at 1740, the PotIllonerfS W_ WSAS feel North of the Southwest atfornal. a. Sanford. Fiorillo, 3Mi. The First St, Altamonte Springs, bond and Wilkerson had were missing after a bsrglesy PATRICK PHILLIPS. at IaIn & sinai reyeisntativeof the estate Is COfflt? Of GOvintAsofli Loll. SEC. I homes for retirees, killing one and injuring a Thursday night on a circuit remained in county jail since at a house at 687 }g$fl Dr Clikeou. INS Histemy Pam LYNDLE C. WHITE, utsose aeis T ION 32. TOWNSHIP it SOUTH. dozen others, PalS. FluIds, 32730, on or before is Post Office Sun 732, Calsevry, RANGE 32 EAST. run North 30U3 court warrant charging two his arrest, authorities said. Longwood. S.embor 1st, 10711, hId III# the FIOf$da. 32707. The name And ad. feet to Meander Line. North Line p "Big sheets of metal were coming straight counts of witness tampering. Ares Sies Jailed Deputy Randy Ptttman said orleln.I with the Clerk at this Court dress of the perlonat riorewn- Lot 1. thence North 24 degrees at us," Mrs. Schwadron said. "We just eners tativvs attorney are set forth bilow. 50" East 320.23 feet along the Investigators said the In other arrests, Altamonte burglars gained entry to the either before service en grabbed each other's arms and hit the floor." All persons having claims or Meander Line, thence South se Immediately Ittir.affer: charges are In connection with Springs police jailed Donald house by breaking a door glass attorney ora øeiaufl will be entered demands against the estate are degrees 0' East along the Mean otherwise When the wind stopped, 30 mobile homes lay Holiday's trial next week on Arthur Kalebaugh, 29, 1402 E. and the house was vandalized. against yeu for the relief demanded required. WITHIN THREE Line 132.0 feet. thence South Si In the Petitlun. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF degrees V East along Meander line charges of iairglary, grand Notre Dame, Altamonte in soggy ruins and 70 others were damaged in WlTN(5$myhandandof THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 53.24 feet thence South 152.43 feet, larceny and receiving stolen Springs, and Richard Lane this Florida Gulf Coast city of 55(X) sold Court on this Iflh day f July. THIS NOTICE, to file with She clerk thence South 44 degrees 30140,* West property. The tampering Cheever, 29, of Winter Garden, Of the above court a written stat. 322.33 feel, thence South 100 tees, mint of any claim or demand they thence West 43.7 feet to beginning. charges Involve a juvenile In lieu of $8000 bond each on ri s Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. TOGETHER WITH non -inclusive may have. Each claim mug be in witness, according to In- felony charges of possession of cssri of me Circuit Curt OhI.OI.w&y for iibgi*sa and .gres writing and mull Indicate the basis vestigators. controlled substance and By: Cecilia V. Ekeçn fst'the claim. the name And addreu over the following described TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The first Deputy Clark oltlsecrlditotcqptI$ agent oral. property: Begin 4iO'E ot the S. Vernon possession of narcotic Holiday and 1. Patrick Phillips, of torney, and the amount claimed, If Corner of Government Lot 1. Sect idg' ' attempt In Florida to establish a bank for W kerion, 29, of 310 DePugh P'P1fl11. Saldein & Olkesu the claim is not yet due, the date 32. Township 19 South, Range 32, According to county jail women collapsed In a dispute seven months St., Altamonte Sprints, met * Highway 17.fl when it will become due shall be East, Thence N SillS' to Fern Park, Florida 33730 stated. it the claim Is contingent or the beginning of the lands rested July 9 on the l3urgiary, records, the ago and the aftershocks are still shaking AttorMy for Petitioner Imliquidatod, the nature of the un. hereinabove described, thence W grand larceny and stolen by Cpl . NC. Floyd Jr. and Comptroller Gerald Lewis and nearly 1,000 PublIsh: July 3S, Au,. 0, 13, 0, t074 certainty shall be stated. if me 13.71. thence S and parallel SavIla at SP.. Ctty cmissloners today o-tt----prcperty count" -In-cm i -: -'j,,. v, ,ssi tont.r 71 :i,e -a--.. .s dascribul. Th,-ctjtmanj shalt t t.31' b. '.'.%aial Lflr with a burglary of a dwelling oft 436 suid Palm SpringS Rs*3 WttI prwnntid willie $I2ÜÜ0 IN TNt CIlCiii?tóU.T -- --iAwf attempted Thüàreso-lv"hIs OF THI sufficient copies of the claim Park Road, thence W 43.7' to point of plan which Personnel Director EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Lake Howell Road, Aitamonte Thursday afternoon, CII.delIver to clerk to enable the clerk to beginning. the part of the controversy by ordering the organParole Charges Ron Thanes kI would_____ bring CUlT IN AND P01 SEMINOLE mall one copy to each personal and other relief. Springs, In which firea.'ms a COUNTY FLORIDA izers of the defunct First Women's Bank of reprelentative. ion were being held th e salaries of Two about 75 county CAst NO. camera and a radio You are hereby required to file All persons interested In the estate your written defenses with the Clerk woñers in line with wages paid I. Rm the Marriage lot Florida to repay the investors by Aug. 31. to whum a copy of this Notice of said Court and serve a cop; DOUGLAS WILLIAM In the Central Florida ISiS, ELLIOTT, Mministrtius has been mailed Are thereof upon the Plaintiffs, or Husband Thane Initially requested Petitioner. required, WITHIN THREE Plaintiffs' attorneys, whole address MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Is annexed hereto, on Cr before $34,000, but he told corn- i.e PUBLICATION OF September 14th, tiC, or a Default5 missioners today that _____ MARIANNE ELIZABETH THE FIRST JACKSONVILLE (AP) — Circuit THI$NOTICE,tofileanyobjecticns will be entered against you. ELLIOTT, Wife. had been reduced to Its present they may have that challenges the WITNESS my hand and seal as a RNpindIW Judge Elizabeth Kovachevich of St. Petervalidity Of the decedwe's will, the Clerk of the Circuit Court for level. NOTICE OP ACTION sburg is competing with 15 other judges, two o,thjig TO: MARIANNE ELIZABETH qualification of the personal Seminole County. Florida, this 11th Today's request representative, or the venue or day of Augtnt, ltiC. ELLIOTT U.S. magistrates and a dozen lawyers for a to do with 5 lurlsdction o the court. (Seal) . ROItISI K.li. federal judgeship here even though she's been hikes which are budgeted for all ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. .,102 Luefa By DONNA ESTES going to have to be an a1- county employes. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Clerk of the Circuit Court Parma, Ohio named to another post. Herald 890 Writer By: Mary N. Darden YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED miiIratl)f', responsible and Earl Hadlow, chairman of the Judicial Date Of the first publication of this Deputy Clerk that an action for dissolution of accountable to council. 4 4 ,, Notice of Administration: August 4. SAM E. MUR RELL & SONS marriage as been flied aga Qualifications Commission, gave that breakLONG WOOD — Sanford City He termed the city's 1fl3 Attorneys for Plaintiffs W4 you are required to serve a copy 1974. down Thursday of the applicants to succeed Lyndle C. White Manager W.E. (Pete) Knowles muchainended charter as the P.O. Box 114 Of your written defenses. if Any, to As Personal Representative IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Gary E. Orlando. Florida, Money, Esquire at 32102 U.S. District Judge Charles R. Scott when he Smock, tried to sing his swan song as "oddest document" he has ever at the estate of Publish: Aug. 13,30. 27, Sept. 3. 1911 special consultant to the read," adding that ltneedsthbe THU EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Massey & Walden, SuIte 102. 414 C. reaches retirement age in November. RICKIE EVON WHITE CIRCUIT IN AND Pon SEMINOI.E Semoran Blvd., Altamonte Sprkw. DEC-44 Longwood Deceased City Council rewritten desperately. He said COUNTY,.PLOR1DA. Florida 32701. PetitIoner's attorney. on or before September )d, ItiC, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Thursday night, but councilmen with the state and federal CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-1t NATIONAL HOMES AC. and III* the original with the Clark of REPRESENTATIVE; said they don't want to let him requirements of today, a CEPTANCE CORPORATION, me above.sly$ed Court esther before Kenneth M. leane, of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF liii go. At least not yet. JACKSONVILLE (A?) — A man on working organization could not Plaintiff. Service on Petitioner's attorney or STEPHENSON. STALNAICER & EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. a BEANE, v. P.A. immediate thereafter, offierwisa • CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE trial in eight Miami bombings gave up a plan Justpriortoadjournmento(a P(aSIbIY tUflCtIOfl wider' the TEDDIE BLUE and MARGARET Judgment may be entered against Post Office Drawer one COUNTY, FLORIDA. Current charter, LOUISE BLUE, his wife, fourth budget session In you for the relief demanded in me Casselbeny, Florida 32107 to blow up a nuclear-powered generating CIVIL ACTION NO. i4.I3aS-CA4, • Tefepftcne (303)321.7533 Knowles said the current Defendants. Petition. weeks at l2:3 this morning U station because he couldn't get the explosives, NOTICE OP SUIT WlTNESSmy hand andthe l$ Publish Aug. 4, 13. 1974 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. with Knowles at center stage, charter provides for two TO TEODIE BLUE and this Court on the 27th day Of July, DEC-11 an FBI agent has told a federal judge. TOAGE ASSOCIATION, the 23-year veteran city executive branches of governMARGARET LOUISE BLUE. 1971. IN TOM CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Plaintiff. FBI agent Joseph Dawson said secret inhis wife, ment — council and mayor. (S.&) FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, He manager of Sanford said he 105 Clalremont Parkway. FLORICDA formers told officials that defendant Rolando Arthur H. Bickwlttt, Jr. said the city government had to BENJAMIN E. HINDS, at uK, . the work on the 1915-17 budget ,. IF CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-IIIS.CA.$.0 .Ierk Of IhC cicuit,,cop,, • . Defendants. - be restructured and someone Otero asked a Cuban exile group for exw s ntInfl3r--comp1 Bronx, New York Linda U. Sflaw• , ¶ I U•* 'The MarYiogei .' - - ," - NOIlQF ACTION .......................... -, 1. had to be given the repo. YOU ARE HEREBY NOIIFIdO PAUL CHAVKA. SR.. l'thband cept for finai decisions DePuti Ciert plosives to use on the Florida Power and Light TO: BENJAMIN E. HINDS an actk.i to foreclose a m$r. Publish: July 30. Aug. 1, 13.10, 1974 41 if. .. L........./ RESIDENCE: 1t litY of being the city's mat details and his job for the city UNKNOWN Co.'s big Turkey Point nuclear reactor gage on the following property'in DElhI . VERNA 0. CHAYICA, Wife All parties claiming interestsby, executive officer. No one Is Seminole County, was completed. Florida NoTICIOPkCTloN generating station sought of Miami, throu, under or against lENIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE TO: PAUL CHAYKA. SR . Lot IS. Cow m en, however, asked given the responsibility of being SECTION. JAMIN E. HINDS and to all parties SAN LANTA, THIRD EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. according to the 17 Kingfisher Road the executive officer in tieVin9 or claiming to have an CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE * him to review a proposed city thereof as recorded In Plt Book ii. Levitt Town, New York right, title or Interest in the charter. "It is land of limbo," PagelS, Public leconts,f Seminole FLORIDA. COUNTY, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that charter composed by a special he said. herein Property described. CIVIL NO. 74477CAØ.0 County. Florida. Petition for Dissolution of Marriage in im-'n, to YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CAMERON-BROWN COMPANY. has been filed against you and there PANAMA CITY (A?) — The head of as been filed against you, and you Knowles said a method t t that an a mor. w ith state Department of are required to serve a copy of your Plaintiff, Is a demand in said Petition that the local Young Democrats has denied a VS. ?gage on the following real property be found whereby e COWl- written defenwn thereto. if any, NORMAN E' Court award your interest In that Transportation officials by you and In Seminole County, charge that Senate President Dempsey Florida: PIATT, SR., e, al., cilmen stay out of the ad- upon Leonard V. Wood. Attorney certain properly owned cerning requirements for Lot 110. WRENW000 HEIGHTS. Defndants, your wife located at 312 lywe at Suite 711, 231 Maitland' Barron had him threatened with loss of his Job minlstrative affairs of the city AMENDED Laying new water line on SR Avenue, AItarnont, Springs. Florida Drive, Sanford, Florida, and mae according to the Piat thereof as recorded and Ow pests of councilman of 32101, and file the original with me If he allowed a rival to address the group. in Plat Book 17. Pages I NOTICE OF ACTION particularly described as: 1s 2. Public Records of Seminole 10 speak with the city's police, finance, etc., must be Clerk of the above styled Court onor TO: Norman E. pie". Sr.. Lot 7P, IDYLLWILDE OF LOCH "It was just blown out of proportion," said Insurance carrier on coverage eliminated. and ARBOR REPLAT, according fome County. Florida, before the 1st dayOf September, Nancy A. Plait, his wife has been filed against you and you Charles Goodman, president of the Panama 1974; otherwise a judgment may hi Oat thereof asrecordedin Fiat "The council as a body IS entered against you for the r"Ief 1344 Witte Street, Apt. 110 are required to serve a copy CI your U. Page M City Young Democrats. "Nothing like that Houston. Texas 77055 also asked for responsible for all depart- demanded In the Complaint Pareln. if any, to it var Th ey to your wife, VERNA 0. CHAYKA. Written went on," YOU ARE HEREBY notified Gay & Burke. P.A.. af' WITNESS my hand and seal that as a lump sum as alimony, And you den Berg, suggestions on changes In the ments," he said. Knowles said an amendedcomplaInt toforeclo,ea arerequlred to serve a copy at your Post Office Box 793, Orlando. said Court, this 77th day of July, city government to Improve the ci ty could not change Its m,;. mortgage encumbering the written defenses, it any, to me Florida 32002. and file the original communications between the form of government radically (Seal) fofb*ltig real Property: Petition on the Petitioner's attorney, with the Clerk of the above styled court on or before September 13th. Lot 15. ILK. "C" NORTH J. RUSSELL HORNSBV, governing body and depart- to provide a manager- council Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ORLANDO TERRACE, SEC. 5, address is 311 N. Rosalind Avenue, 1974; otherwise a ludgment may be Clerk of the Circuit Court ment.s and measures that form - that an actionof that UNlT2,perplatasrecqdedln Fiat Orlando, Florida, on or before entered against you for the relief JACKSONVILLE (A?) — For the By: Cecilia V. Ekern should be taken to assure lim sort would be an "awful shock" Book It Page 9, Public Records of August 30. 1914, and file the Deputy Clark original demanded In the complaint or seventh time this year, customs officers County, Florida, Iementat1on of policy, with the Clerk of this Court either PetitIon, to the elected officials and the Publish: July 30, Aug. 4. 13. 20. 1976 Seminole has WlTNESSmyhandandthellalof filed against you and you before sirvice on DEB-14 report finding cocaine aboard the Pan.Knowles said that someone Is citizens. are required to serve a copy of your tomMy or immediately thereafter; Said Court on 10th day of August. amanian banana boat My Cubahama. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE wrlttendefenses,if.ny,tol,OnVAN otherwIse a default will be entered 1974. (Seal) EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli, DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE, P.A., .ainsS you for the relief demanded Agents who searched the 150-foot vessel CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR attorneys for the pl intiff. l P011 In the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., ' a Thursday found 19½ pounds of cocaine worth ottice lox 193, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Orlando. FlorIda Clerk of the Circuit Court This no(lceshallbepublIst, 32002, and file the original with the each week for i CIVIL Case N.. 74-933.CA49.D By: Mary N. $4.5 million on the street in the forward hold, a Darden tour consecutive I G. MERRITT and KATHERINE Cierkoftheabove.st-yi.dCourtanor weeks In the Evening Herald. Deputy Clerk federal spokesman said. Agents had taken 5.3 before August 73rd, 1974; otherwIse. MERRITT, his wife. Publish: Aug. 13,20,21, Sept. 3, 1974 DATED: July 24th. 1974. a Judgment may be entered against (Seat) pounds of cocaine from the boat in Miami just Plaintiffs, DEC 69 YOU for the relief demanded In the Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. last week. VINCENT J. GALLO and BERTHA complaint. Clerk of the CIrcuIt Court WITNES5my hard J" GAL,Q, his wife, theiat By Linda M. Shaw IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE said Court on the 21st day Of July, Defendants, Deputy Clerk 1976. IIOHTUINTH JUDICIAL CII. NOTICE OF SALE J. RUSSELL HORNSBY of LONGWOOD — The city's costs of both percentages and to CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (Seal) Law Offices of. COUNTY, FLORIDA. budget for 1975-77 will probably make the Information available pursuant to a Final Judgment of AtthW' H. Beckwith, Jr. J. Russell Horniby. PA. JACKSONVILLE (AR) - A crucial CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-I CA .es. Clerk of the Circuit Court be passed on first reading next to council Monday night. Foreclosure dated AuguSt 91h. 1974, 311 N. Resound Avenue BE By: Martha T. and VlhIen factor in the fate of the Cross Florida Barge entered In Case No. 74933-CA week, City Council Chairman Orlando, Florida Estimating conservatively, BERNARD EDWARDS a ks B. Deputy Clerk 0 of the Clrci.It Court of the Attorneys for Petitioner Wife Canal will be how the Cabinet votes on it, an J.R. Grant said today, the COWICII agreed that the city 09 EDWARDS, and LEO S. ED Publish : July 23,30, Aug. a, 13, tti Eighteenth Judicial Circuit Publish: July30, Aug. 4, 13, 20, 1974 WARDS, his wife, Grant said the council will will receive In general fund Florida. ln and for Seminole County. DEI.99 attorney for a group of canal boosters says. DEB 143 Plaintiffs. THE CIRCUIT COURT roi IN THU CIRCUIT COURT, vs. discuss some Items In the revenues some $SM,ul In the Wherein J. G. MERRITT and "We need a clear statement of approval budget after Monday night's new year, In addition to utility KATHERINE MERRITT. his wife, THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. NORTHWEST INVESTMENT are Plainliffs and VINCENT J. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PROPERTIES NO TWO, A Limited from the Cabinet," Ralph Elliott told the regular meeting, hold a second department Income. GALLO and BERTHA GALLO. his COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY. FLORIDA. Cross Florida Canal Association here ThurPartner sh ip. MARVIN VAN meeting Tuesday night to make Sanford City Manager W. E. wife, are Defendants, I will sell to CASt No. 74-1349'CA4I.I CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-132&CA.35. DENPOL, General Partner, sday. Is Re: the Marrlsie ii the highest and best bidder for cash U final decisions on salaries and Knowles, retained as a Cull- at the west front Defendant. door of the MARVIN LLOYD STARKEY, liRe: theMitteref the Adeptlsasf NOTICE OF ACTION mt again later Inthe week for sultant dining preparation of Seminole County Courthouse, Husband, TAMMY SUE ICRAFTCHICK I TO- MAR$ VANDERPOL, the formal adoption, the budget, recommended that Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 A.M. on NOTICE OF SUIT General Partner PRISCILLA A. STARKEY, Wife the 74th day of August, 1914, the TO BEVERLY & ROBERT Northwest Investment Two readings of the budget neck ties be phased out of the following described real estate NOTICE OF SUIT PERRY Properties No. Two police department uniform and located, situated and being In THE STATE OF FLORIDA I ST. PETERSBURG (AP) OIse.IICE must be natural mother & lamer A Limited Partn ership: that over a six-month period Se'nlnole County, Florida, to wit: TO: PRISCILLA A STARKEY of Tammy Sue Krattchick University of Florida scientists are trying to before Oct. 1, first day of you ARE NOTIFIED that an 12003 Enchanted Path Drive Part of Lot B, FAIRY LAKE resio,nce unanown Acleon to foreclose new budget year and at least that uniforms for police office PAR K, according tetp,e Plat thereof a Mortgage on Houston, Taxas, 77041 find out what happened to the scores of birds You are hereby notified that a the fOlowlng property In Seminole two and personnel be eliminated, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Petition for Adoption under as recorq In Plat Book 7, Page 551b13, oath, a C found dead and dying on an island here. ounty. Florida: He said that office personnel of the Public Recorc* of Seminole ¶ lthasbeenfiiedaga1ns,y copy of which Is deliverco to you heurmat besc -'ed . Lot K Lou I he South 75 fee of the in the Circuit Court for Sunincie herewith. has been filed In the above Ralph Heath, director of a seabird sanclice department would County, In the po North 500 feet of the West 170 feel adsertised. more particularly County, F!orida. entitled: IN RE styled Court. describedFlorida. as follows: You are required to en th th eof, meet citizens on an equal er tuary at Indian Shores, sent some of the dead FLORIDA LAND AND No Increase In ta xes Is Beginning at the easternmost THE MARRIAGE OF: MARVIN serve a copy of sour written COLONIZATION COMPANY, basis, which Is psychologically corner of Lot B on the right of way LLOYD STARKEY, Husband, and defenses, If Any, to the PillIon, knots to the university Thursday. anticipated, Grant said. on LIMITED, W. BEAR DALL's MAP th line of U.S. Highway ii 92; thenc, PRISCILLA A. STARKEY, Wife. Gerald S. Rutberg, Attorney at law, better f th or os e perso ns wi OF The council In Its line Item JOSEPH's, according to the — run9QoteetalengmeNorth,,,estIy Civil Action No, 76.130CA4E 303 S. Highway 11-97, Causelberry, PtatST thets problems who come IntO Of as recorded In Plat review of budgets Thursd r w line of said Hlgtiway thence run The nature of this Suit life obtain a Florida. 32107, and file the original ay offk. dissolution of marriage, and other WlthffieCIerkoft(larI,,r,..,,,.a Book I, page Ill of the Public 1 1 1 1 1 N 53 degrees , 20000 night agreed to strike from the re,eq. parallel with the Northeasterly line the Seminole County Courthouse, "ru) Of Seminole County, police department budget Florida You are hereby required to file Sanford. Florida, Of Lot L thence rpm N 34 degrees 37' on or befor e has bun filed against you arid you request three additional cm. E.,i 19 In. %ofe oi Far, Lake; your written defen$ with lbs Clerk August 25th. 1974. Olherwlse a are required to Serve a written copy hln(e run Easterly along the shore of said Court and serve a copy Julgmentmaybeenteredinbef,,f of ployes ( and an your defenses, if any, to it O1 thereof upon the Husband or the — at lbi Petitioners. OfFalryLakelISf.,,mor,o,less,o office supervisor); two of three Albert N Fltts, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13 theunlersectuonofm,shorelin.with Hus0and'sat1orneyLwhoseew THIS hOTICE Shall be publigsed *9iet addtess Plaintiff's Attorney., 'J is 210 Edaards additional Ilreflghters the Northeasterly line of 1.01 5; It annexed hereto, on or before once cacti week for four (4) con. Seminole South Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Lord Chwnley's, building. Sanford, Florida 32171, on fhinc,run SSld.gr.es23' EesI 103 August 34th, or a Default will be secutive weeks In the Evening requested for the fire depart. or before Augus Altamonte Springs. t )h, 107 and file. -. feet more or less along the Nor. entered against M. Herald. Sanford, Florida, meet; and a motorcycle for the the original with the Clerk of thiS, WITNESS my I'ant end seal as Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Buck's. theast,riy line of Lot B 10 the Point WITNESS my hand and seas of Court either before service on Clerk 01 the Circuit Court for Said Court police department. of Beginning Tanglewood AA, closed, 6 p.m., St. Richard's on this 20th day of July, Plaintiff s Attorney or Immediatel y said prOperty being the Some as set semonle County, Florida, this 31st 1974. With requests for city emEpiscopal Church. day of July, I97& ttiefeatter; otherwise a otfaijlt wil forth in Ih* Final Judgment of (Seal) (Seal) be entered against you Ii' the relieW ~°Y cost of living pay raises Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Foreclosure Ar'.hur H. B*ckwitp,, Jr, demanded in the Complaint of the " ranging from nine to 15 per Arthur H. Bickityp, Jr. DATED this 11th any Of August, Church, SR 434. Clerk of the Circuit Court Petition Clerk of the Circuit Court 1916 cent, the board agreed that By: Cecelia V. Ekemn YAC Club for SIngles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, By: Mary N. Darden WITNESS my Hand and Seal d (Seal) Deputy Clerk thiS Court on July 77th. such increases would be In the Deputy Clerk 710 K. Rollins Ave. 1914 Arthur H. IeCkwith, Jr.. Gerald S. Rul*eqg Seal) SATURDAY, AUGUST14 SAM E. MURRELL & SONS range 0(5.5 per cent to 6.4 per Clerk of tie CircuIt Court 30$ S. Hwy. It P.O Box I74 Arthur H. Ieckwith, Jr Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., ll W. First St. By: My N. Dentin cent. o. got 917 OrIln4, Florida, 330w Clerk of liii Circuit Court Deputy Clerk Casse4bqrry, Florida 37701 Casselberry etA, closed. Ip.nL, Ascension Lutheran. City accountant, Harold Attorneys for the HuSba nd im - Martha T. Vitilen Attorney top PetItey Publlsti. Aug. 13, 1914 Mid Florida SIngles, meeting 8 p.m., Sanford Publith. July 23. 30, Aug. 4, Dputy Clerk Hart.sock was askid to compute DEC IQ ' I), (974 Pubiisti: July 21,30. Aug gii. P915 Pt,uili.ii r)Ea., I..,.. Illamber of Commerce, dance 9 p.m., Rainbow Ranch. Aug. .,,j.iu, "I ---.. 006 lOG .--DEB Altamonte Man Jailed it MT ION I4 BPEF PFe iut - IN BRIEF - flerd Refinery Tower Blast 1 Killed, 12 Injured As . Kills Eleven Pers ons CHALMETTE, La. (AP) — An explosion tore through a 207-foot oil refinery tower late -- I fl•• -- snurauay, uiing ii persons, •__.. authorities said. Authorift said they believed the bodies of were Inside the wrecked at the Tenneco plant In this New Orleans SUbUlt The bodies of the 11 victims were brought to the St. Bernard Parish morgue. two other workers tower Campaigner Gets Job - WASHINGTON AP — A real estate developer who serves as a campaign fund-ralser for President Ford Is being handed a "Mm" job on the Postal Service board ef governors, five years after politics supposed to have been eliminated from Postal Service. Hung Wal thing, finance chairman for ______ - boarll'ati aat partly bcat29e of his efforts on behalf of the Republican party, according to Sen. Hiram Fang, RHawail, who recommended him for the postal Job. Inmates Found Guilty ________________________ . _ IN BRIEF Palestinians Threaten • , ........... ,.,, To Avenge, FaII.Of Ca.pT" . - . BEIRUT, - Lebanon (A?) — The Palestinians and their leftist Moslem Lebanese a llies threatened today to avenge the fall of the Tal Zaatar Palestinian camp and vowed that Lebanon's civil war would continue. Palestinian leader Farouk Kaddoumi said his men would "avenge Ta] Zaatar elsewhere in Lebanon." Leftist papers said the Moslems might "escalate fighting in Christian-held mountain areas," through which Moslem villages are still scattered. "Lebanese will have to brace for a protracted war," said Kamal Jumblatt, the Moslem leader of the Lebanese leftists. "We mtt brace ourselves for more shocks, similar to that of Ta] Zaatar. Ministers in Oil Dispute UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (A?) — The Greek and Turkish foreign ministers come lace to face today in the United Nations Security Council to vent their dispute over the oil that may lie beneath the Aegean Sea. Turkish Foreign Minister Ibsan Sabri Caglayangd misseid the opening of the debate Thursday. Speaking then, Greek Foreign Minister Dimitrios Bitsios urged the council to prevail on Turkey to halt what he called the "provoca tive" activities of a research ship probing for evidence of oil, Exiles Kidnap 2 Cubans MIAMI CAP) A Cuban exile group captured the two employes reportedly missing since last Monday from the Cuban embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina, a Spanish-language radio station has reported. Dr. Salvador Lew, president of station WRHC, said Thursday that reliable sources had told the station that commandoes of the United Revolutionary Organizations had seized embassy workers Jesus Cejas Arias, fl, and Crescencio Galanena Hernandez, 26. - Cape Town Riots Subside CAPE TOWN, South Africa (A?) — Police reported general calm today in three black townshipsoutside Cape Town alter two days of rioting in which at least 29 blacks were killed and about l() injured, Arms and ammunition dealers reported a rush by whites to buy weapons. -- Einbig I'era'd FrIday. August 13,, 1976—Vol. , % 04.iy and Sunday. escept Sllurdiy and Chr,slmas 011 Do The Sanford Macaid. UK.. 190 N. Franck Ave., Sanford. Flo Pbl,,ed Sece-.d Class Postage P4.1 at Sanford. FIor.da 37171. Hum, D'h,ecy. 55 cents. Month, 5.2 13 MGntn, $5120 ye ar, $2410 By Mail nFi&dasameasp,om.dqL,,,,y AIIoth,rmij, ',QflI'. 320 I Montl3, 111 20 i7 '.'o''rs. 132 I- - I 14 FE. CHTEL SEEKS . IE-ELECTION — -.' ... I -, 4 .1 - State Rep. VIaeeFecideIft. Litabusgj I rigidi peressaly greeted the ..' perases wks attended the lud-raislag G. course k of '..v . / eaMsrtkainWasdeRut '' '.1 r "1 ' i.'. Ai, - i , N -11 ' \ 1 , .- V .-,; 4. . .• ';'::. - ' ,, Cu.. - '.' . 1 Women's Bank Effort Fails - .. -- .(.,..5,...... : - - , ~~, V , r . ~ - -... __ Kovachevich Seeks Post _ - - - - . - - ,- - By: - . -, - . -. - Barron Threat Denied More Cocaine Seized a Grant Pred cts Budget Will Pass Canal Needs Cabinet Okay -. Birds Die Mysteriously ' - ALENDAR -- - Pamela Marrero Garcia Mazolene J. McGill Nancy L Mullins Sophia Nulty William D. SlIer Ruth L Wllkenson Anna K. Danegger, DeBary Herbert E. Packman, Marga re t A. Hayward, Deltona eltotia Angela Ramos, Deltona Mary C. Tracy, Deltona Arthur Sullivan, Deltona Frankle V. English, EnterMaria D. Valentin, Deltona prille Katherine C, Withers, The Bevier, Orlando Deltona Jessie D. Langstui, Osteen Mattie M. Bowen, Geneva BIRTHS tenon 0. Grubb, Lake Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ralph R. Hardin, Orange City a boy, Mrs. James (Joyce) Fortson ciseney & girl, tei Mary 1. Nuclear Sabotage Plan Aired VC -., - Martha Albert Isiah Bradley Ellen Brooks Ella A. Carley Elizabeth Crews David Innian Ignatius F. Olivo Mary A. Pritchard VITa Tucker Beverly Ward George Dullamell, Deltona Legal Notice V AM - Earl K. Jackson DISCHARGES Knowles To Stay attempt 4 tj--pav-fl.C. Longwood Asks SAN RAFAEL, Calif. (A?) —'The State of Ca lifornia spent 16 mon ths and more than million to convict three men who were already imprisoned, two with life sentences. Three of the San Quentin Six were found guilty Thursday In connection with an Aug. 21, 1971, escape at the prison that left six persons dead AUGUST13 ADM1MIONS Sanford: Guy M. Blackburn Matelda Burette Morris Hanson Offered Ford's cAunaign In Hawaii, Is being nszned to • . Sala e HOSPITAL NOTES Propos a I il Ow 4 Tornado Rips Trailers . Friday, ANO. 13, tile—lA U -- - - Z o - p ,i I "7) -.4... J - ,., •':, I' .o.... .. ..v.'j'k't ae 'i..!'.' ", "i i,•,i - - .4p,J., i1, 'i...:' ,., 4 - I I 41e ' ,' ,, ,i\ , 'I . 4 j S 'ut ,1 4p ,.ii Lc " -, i ,. ;r - L't .I.... ,,' J'I ., • . ' ., ,., - - ,...l. . _ .. . -- i . . ,. I-. , .....s- ' ------ i , ;,t . 1, "J '' .p.,.'i, - £ I,' 1 ,'i L' - .......•'' 5I '. - . - .. -,'.. .. . .. ' .'. ', 'lia '-' '. :: 11.:).-.. -,VK 4,*' . �4 ---- - - - - - ---- - IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - - j-.- - - Evening I 11mmuld % 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, PtA. 32771 Ares Cod. 303.322.3511 or $31.N3 Around Friday, August 13. 17 -4A WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Emtor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor JOSEPH VAN BRACKLE,Mvirtislng Director a t Home Delivery: Week 35 cants; Month, 1210; 6 Months, $1620: Year. 121.10. By Mall: In Florida some on home delivery. All other mail: Month, 12.70:6 Months, $1620: 12 Months, 132.10. NW Arms Sales Aid Stability Th. Clock By)PRl(UIT a Aft 64114111 In 111p'9ksn nswipsp.r d"MAMM10w6ortarliftapolitlelm What do aoscww c 5rnMi eect the ansll4own bey fern Georgia to be, aayway, Slat hands? All tee oft we aipeet subow,tobebettorthenthe rn A farmer CaWil.s WO 113 on the peanut , in every way fin.L.iI4, afficift him for being "too vague" whou the "Was at United States polift today calle for laguenson seW the office Is gained- Rali atatnMj ON pnliUcal eukid., and politician worth his salt knows that. Gee thing antI.Cattuit.s will be unable to do, liowec— Is keep Carter, out at the Whit. -home. Jimmy Carter, 0111010 very big mistakee are mode, will be the nut Preuidsat at the United owns Iff rmow. Wbether,bensUt,cutlrwlflbeablebpltdl op.zIag ilk rewtobs an mores only one way to algea paLm's shills uui that's to wait until hip sthejsb.HowwllheP&tI wil Jdiowhisodaptahilitytothe top job be the land. ftitIfCstIstebeorn1cIs."1tsho11dbe based on fact, not kiulogy. Juet bemuse you happen to be aRapolJliiw is natjuMrmIOnto launch a tirade agalint a eandkkte who happens to be a Democrat. (I coons, If you Ilk.doing that, that's all right, too. ft's jtat nice to be believable tout the whole thing. And one thing RWAblicam will have to accept Is that 61W puty won't govern with a Reagan or a Ford. The people jot don't want that. Two years at M Is clrtOeeyewatRssgaawosidbe too vvwK But that ho nothing to do with Ideology. fthbdowlthfact...Md,thefEtI$CsditIS out front, way out front. And hn% nwyb64y knows thet. Thi usly caN who don't know It are the Ripob&ans, who can't atfdtOadoiItftwhilsth,y'reitochfthon.oIthe usher prulduiita In hliL,. Anyone olhsr than Ford, or perhape fcruiar Fr'* Nizon, whun Ford pardoned for hIs put intheWaterpte,wouhihbahadostattherace cAst GOP cfl-igir Rld Re.gui closed the pp and became a asdom chalisnger. _____ MthM pobetthe GOP Wth b I.e.p. itlt'iflatabenijutowho.41c$sdto,bethe election Nadonwids polIs hive Carter Ms41ng Ragan and Ford by wide msrjis. And that Is hardly surprising. The people want a change. And Carter his become the symbol at that change. Q'vnylan and bureaucracy have a *anglehicld on the country. And the people are obIflSfl O e/ivers -T-T., . I n P inch . __ TOM TIEDE Is 0 .A --%,. 1 .I It's easy to get the impression that the United simp did not find a source of weapons in the United he would find It elsewhere. Arms are flowing Into the Middle East and Africa from the Soviet Union and from Western States --- Visitors Shanghied -- S. - 0. ___ ___ WASHINGTON Until recently the White home was ____ was imlqip wv p.Jaes. relazed, open, accealbie. People could wander in off the beet to shake hands with the clAd. Mn* the Hoover anlnIaUon a losdat popped in on the President at his dinner one yeas," said Robinson — he 1.The sItuation called for a lined the gamnew-im1,g hit. fty Dave LaRoche fired .1.Z j lutch hitter and Cleveland twoLeinnings of hAtless relief to )lanagesw Frank Robinson knew gain his first victory of the season. "I'm glad I finally got 'f- 1'ust" the man for the Job. It was a tough situation but l one," said LaRoche."Some the pressure wasn't going guys gave me a hard time for ' ''-.,Jo bother me," Robinson cxmaking the All$tar lean with. .plalned, "I was the man for the out a win." tuatiolLft Jeff Terplco, 3.3, the fourth of Robinson Bent himself up as five Ranger pitchers, took the tter with one out, the loss, es loaded and the score tied Yankees 12, Twke $ the bottom of the ninth hvilng Chris Chambliss drove in pgalnst Texas Thursday night three runs and Mickey Rivers he made himself look good and Carlos May had tiree hits w1th a line single to give the and two RBI apiece as New -. Indians a 54 victory over the York uppedits lead l, the AL Ranger,, East to 10 games, Catfish HuntIr "Ifyou'regoIngtO be 5 win. st,l24 posted first victory 4,,j$ng ballclub, these are the since July 21. The Yanks -:hs have to -ath pouiIi Steve Luet±cr, 34, JIlobinson. "I just felt I could and four successors for 16 base Inake contact" hits. !Elsewhere in an abbreviated A's 4, Brewers3 American League schedule, the Pinch-runner Larry Lintz New York Yankees pounded stole second and scored the tiennesots 12-6. Oakland shaded breaking fin on a single by .7"Ml1waukee 4-3 and Boston Gene Tenace In the eighth In. I edged California 24 In 10 In. nlng as Oakland pulled within - I nings. eight games at front-running j Boog Powell ripped a three- Kansas City in the AL West. run homer In the third Inning to Doubles by Billy Williams and help the Indians to an early 3-2 Phil Garner helped the A's lead, but two walks, a pair of score three runs In the fifth. errors and a sacrifice fly by Rollie Fingers, 8-7, won It and Roy Howell accounted for two Bill Castro, 3-2, lost It, both in runs and put Texas on top 4-3 relief. agoing Into the ninth. Red Sex 2, Angels I - The Indians tied itona double Fred Lynn's brokenbat RB! b John Lowenstein a nd a single In the 10th won It for le by Larvell Blanks, Then Boston and Luis Tiant. '[lant, k Manning doubled, Rico 1240, bested Nolan Ryan, 9.15, was Intentionally walked Rick Burleson scored the first Robinson caine up against Boston run when he raced lame e Bacsik. After falling on a on the back end of a double steal squeeze bunt that Just kicked In the third. Bob Jones' foul — "That's the first time sacrifice fly In the seventh tried a squeeze bunt in 21 drove inthe lone California run. ,. __ , -, eveni The mansion ity force, am had a heart, and was known as the only theworld where the d of __ -, - -. ,,, . was not wid at people - Not only does the head of state no langer trud the people around his home, he does not, to for the man shot down rew 4 on tie White House Secret Service agents instead 55j($ t his sad death was "an Ideal operation" Insofar as security reaction was concerned. So neryous have the sentries become, actually, that White Home visitors no longer even -hive to break the rules to risk acorn or WAzjON Political aclaidsig make a mistake when they run down the Importance of the vice eMdsiry. So do presidents, Not Imply becasee a respectable number of vice presidents In recent years hive become preldeids. it rather, because the the vice president presiding officer of the U.S. semis. &o at that task if you will, as most '-di, I presidents have these many decades. _ ___ high degree, even tolerate them there. Tourists are allowed inside the gates, but merely in U5N1y controlled arem. Others breach the walls cnlYatthelrPeril;tIarewasnooicWremor.e 0 - - . - ., - _;•. -. - - . - . _____ Consider, however, what U& pod could mean to a president up against a Congrow dominated by the oppoildonparty.Orkdbyafactionof his party which doe riot eye to eye with his views. One or the other of these probabilities Is likely lVfl whether Jimmy Carter, President __ own - - ' . - • . - . '* In -- As the dominant force In 11* Senate, Lyndon -1 Johnson, leader of the oppiodon party In that Europe as well as from the United States. King body, was a life saver for President Eisenhower. . .. Hussein of Jordan has demonstrated how a leader He secured workable compromises for a series can try to play one side off against the other in the 1 EIsenhOwer ases which, escept for the manhandling. one need be only aected of arms market. Peeved at the rising cost estimates Johnson tWIltIflL to exbeing a potential rule breaker. Can In point is . Unction hi the hostile Senate of that time. for an American-made missile system, he anThlladeiphia taxi driver named Peter Hailer, bevice presided, aspreldlng officer of age 38.His harmless visit to the White House a nounced he would shop for one In Moscow Instead, t he t te, can dearly do more than sit In a Sena In June s o e for ear Ago ha nc ce we he d him to t He Is now apparently changing his mind, with the chair at the trout of the Senate chamber, govermnent for false arrest, assurance of more help from the Saudi Arabians to routinely gaveling for order, recognising Heist's ordeal, as he relates It, actually pay for whathewants. speak ers and voting In the case of Infrequent begiinl903wenhestartedwrftIjletter,of ties. complaint to the president. His grievance, which Our arms-sale policy must not be bllndto the , w-. t ism that might be made of U.S. weapons. in the, His post can. II Ia wills It, put him In a Intelligenceoperativeswere powft the case of Jordan, and the proposed resumption of toes teciaseiyct chamber titY frlchs for e with rig senators of both parties. He Isina arms sales to Egypt, we have sought to keep a domestically. Often his letters have explained position to be the president's top lobbyist with balance between the military capability of Israel NEW YORK AP that he Is not downgrading America, which be The Committee for and Republican. the Congrm and the Arab states that confront her. All the feels Is a "wonderful country" but that un.Economic Development describes Itself as Idle industrial capacity and Idle manpower, Inrecent years the vice president has been all Middle Eastern states are dependent on outside nonpolitical and nonpartisan, but Implicit j fortunately, It Is being Ill-served by its officers. m the CED reports, Is wasteful. To fight inflation the more suited to this post -*-2cause he has, in the • ost recent economic report is severe aiticism with deliberate unemployment Is as bad, It says, main, come from either the Senate or the House, sources for weapons. Those nations on which they Thus last summer while In Washington, of recent anti-inflation policy, are dependent gain a measure of Influence over as deliberate Inflation to relieve unemployment though that seemingly has been more forgotten Heist decided to deliver some of his le tters That po licy, pursued by both Presidents Nixon And so, it recommended, "the President, In his than remembered by the president In power, their policies. Whether It is the Russians or the He checked In with the Secret Setand Ford, Justified high unemployment and low annual economic message, propose a specific Jimmy Carter's Walter Mondele and Ronald vi Americans who hold that influence can be crucial ce,which told him to we agent Rick Nelson at production as necessary In the tattle against program with a projected timetable for reducing Reagan's Richard Schwelker are both senators, the White House. Following directions, Hailer rising pri to the future of the Middle East and Africa, ces. The CED reports, by its RSarCII Inflation, for maintaining a steady and of course. The chances are at least fifty-fifty Mr. went to t h e mansion gate where an agent named and Policy Committee, suggests th It Is the buyers of arms not the sellers who e policy has sustainable growth of real output, and for Ford will name a senator or representative as Gerald GthSOII, not Rick Nelson, Inter viewed fallei will answer the question of how m uch Is enough. returning the economy to high empoyment" Th his running mate If he Is nominated. tAm. ey talked for 30 mInutes regarding The United States and the Soviet Union are trying [)egpjp4 restraint, relying on unemployment let. Fiscal policy, or government spending (or lack icr, and rela ted matters, Relations with the legislature may well turn i9i Of It) and taxation, should be stressed more to answer that question right now In their strategic For his honesty, Heller found himself hi Jam cand Idle Industrial capacity, It 5tat., , and out to be the most Important single factor In on tributed to plunging the economy into licy th e role of monetary po arms negotiations an example of how hard It can , which Involyes Again. Agent G ibson summoned 11w WashIngton whether any president elected will be able to put recessions without bringing the Inflation of moray su pply and police who arrested the visitor and transPorted prices a be to fix what is an adequate level of defense. Interest rates, should be through the reforms he has promised In nd wages to an end ...." diminished. him to a local looney hospital for a "mental goveninent honesty, bu reau atic We know from our own experience vis-a-vis the cr reforms, More effective, It argues, would be federal review," The A reader of the report anyhim wi.down er.ergy national a clamp Russians that when two countries are both welllaw says such can onlytobe policies aimed at increasing supplies and slim- denying or boldfaced typedoesn't to helpneed remind onexpansion, Inflation, control Ofieiense, unemployment. taken with citizens when theyactions are dangerous defended they search for alternatives to war. The investment and keeping unemployment that the policy being offered contrasts on point Even an effective po themselves or to others, but never mind th licy with regard to the e law under per cent, and relying less i the Federal after point with the policies pursued over the 34jj E hopes for a negotiated peace between Israel and re White House security is OflCeTTWd. ast , Afrc mini the Soviet Union will Reserve and monetary policy. past few years. the Arabs are based on that principle. The flow of What happened to Pete Hailer happens to require good relations with the legislature, what You do not need to study that position to realize for example, rose to 8.9 per with U.S. arms Into any region is not dangerous In Itself. um 300 other folks anmially, according to S.S. that It Is one often associated with the labor cent Unemployment, CO,IgtNa insisting on a Of the civilian labor force In May lm, the foreign and domestic affairs.heftier role In both reports. Socbis the conf inement rate the Danger arises when any nation decides to use movement or academe or Democrats or, In level achieved TWO mental hospital In fact, that one of Its sections general, the more li weapons available from one source or another to beral sphere of Intellectual days We were told It was needed If we were to The great number of Ford vetoes and the become known as the "White House Ward." and political life, change an equilibrium that serves as an Inreturn to stability. failure Of many of Ford', most prized bills It may be that some detainees need CED members, however, are largely ducement to keep the peace. Industrial capacity sank irasticaiiy to around suggest that he could do with an Improvement In examination. In general, however, one suspects practical, hard-nosed, pragmatic business per cent as we fought the battle against tz communications or another Lyndon Johnson. the Secret Service reaction says more about Its executives, the hierarchy of Americ an corporate flatlon. Factories cl ed A Reagan In the presidency would face the mental health than It does about that of Its life, plus some univers os or reduced their staffs. ity presidents — ,,the Investment amine problems. And so would virtually any victims, In more productive , esta blishment," of ten identified as conserva ti other man likely to be elected. ve aimut ceased • ; fU!Kis. C 117$ by J&A.645~ i know what your, thinking. but promised not to bring up Ford's pardon of Nixon so let's not discuss it." Yet Community Services is so enanarled In red tape, so short of qualified people and ac woefully Inefficient that it is unable to evaluate the programs it Is supposed to administer. This Is the aggrieved conclusion of the General Accounting Office, which has checked the books of Community Services. In s report interded fcr official ey.i only, the GAO charged that Community Services received less than hail the required progress reports. that some of the reports reaching Washington were inadequate and that many local agencies hadn't even established a self-evaluation system. Community Services, therefore, couldn't be certain whether local anti-poverty projects met "national standards and program objectjy," declared the GAO. Footnote: A gpoketiman Ic: the eomarkd agency said steps have been taken to correct the situation. HOTIJNE: The Virgin Island's congressiunal de1gate, Ron Debigo, wan dJustisfled with the telephone service betweer-11t.na,and the U. S. mainland, lie, therttcin, dnrarsttd and got a swctal brie thatalled in his 1 office. PARTIAL ECLIPSE: Both the Senate and house have now passed "sunshine" bills to open up government meetings to public scrutiny. But the legislation contained a little too much sunshine to suit the Federal Reserve Board, Chairman Arthur Burns didn't like a provision which would have required government agencies to keep transcripts of closed meetings. The purpose was to have a record ayallabk In cz'.i the courts later ruled the meetings had been wrongly closed. Burns contended that keeping a detailed transcript would obstruct free discussion. He also argued that some of the board's deliberations were quasijudical and, therefore should be conducted r,rivately. -' J. saying Staubach provoked "That's a complete lie," responded Staubach. The two strong-armed quarterbacks had also engaged in a round of fisticuffs Tuesday, 1. with Staubach declared the winner. He was on top of Long. ley when assistant coach Dan Reeves Intervened. Staubach said Tuesday's en- -: - , - - : , 1 J F1hdli '"* y' A : ' k C b - . - SPORTS IN BRIEF Miami's Lynn Epstein Makes U.S. Girls' Quarterfinals PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Top-seeded Lynn Epstein of Miami has defeated Mary Smisson Of Columbus, Ga., 64, 6.0 to advance to the quarterfinals of the U.S. Girls" 18and-under tennis championships here. Miss Smlsson had beaten ninth-seeded Carolyn Stoll of Livingston, N.J., 7-6, 3.6, 6-3 earlier Thursday. Alycla Moulton of Sacramento. Calif., upset third-seed- ed Lea Antonopolis of Glendora, Calif., 6-4, 6-2. MIss Moulton then beat Kelley Kruk of Charleston, W.Va., 6.2, 6-2. Fifth-seeded Jeanne Duvall of Dallas was beaten 4-6,6- 3,6-3 by Stacy Margolin of Beverly Hills, Calif. Others reaching the quarterfinal round were Sheila McInerney of Miami, Ann Smith of Dallas, Mareen Louie of San Francisco, Sherry Acker of Kalamazoo, Mich., and Amanda Tobin of Australia. German Open Two-Way Tie FRANKFURT, West Germany — South Africa's Andries Oosthulzen and Antonio Carnido of Spain each shot rounds of five-under-par 66 to share the first-round lead In the 42,000 German Open Golf Championship. Connors Makes Third Round INDIANAPOLiS — Top-seeded Jimmy Connors advanced to the third round of the $157,000 U.S. Clay Courts tennis tournment with a 6-2, 74 vi ctory Amays, over Victor Blue Jays Toronto's Name TORONTO — The new American League franchise to be located In Toronto next season will be nicknamed the Blue Jays, chairman of the board of directors of the club R. Howard Webster annnounced. ,: - - - - Thursday's one-punch fight by pushing some chairs at him. - - PHILADELPHIA (AP) — pinch-hitter 011ie Brown, foreFrank LaCorte was a frustrated Ing In the run and making It 4.2. LaCorte retired to the dress- - o1mg man. me Atlanta Braves ,,,pltcher was 0-6 with a 7.14 ERA. Ing room where he lived and w LaCorte recalled how he'd go died with each play as Beard borne at night and say to his and then Adrian Devine battled Wife, "Honey, I know I can to save the rookie's first big - -. pitch. What's wrong? She'd say league win. The ninth was a she didn't know, and I'd get lifetime for LaCorte. It was the kind of an Inning Well, nothing was wrong for designed to drive pitchers mad. e 24-year-old LaCorte Thurs. Bows bounced out to start the th day night. He limited the Phila- Phlls' ninth, but Jerry Martin, delphia Phi lies to four hits and Dave Cash and Maddox singled .atwo runs in 2-3 Innings, and insuccesslon for one rujand T two relievers protected the lead there was the tying run at third for LaCorte's first major league and the winner on first with one victory, a 4-3 decision, out. There were just two other All Devine had to do was re. National League games played tire Mike Schmidt and Greg -. Thursday. Cincinnati rocked Luzinski, two of baseball's best the Chicago Cubs 8-3 and San sluggers. Schmidt struck out. 1 Diego blanked the New York Mets34. RedoS, Cubs 3 The Braves built a 4-0 lead in George Foster slammed two ' the th first three innings off home runs and drove in four Phillies' loser Jim Lonborg, 12- runs for the Reds. Foster now 8. Singles by Jerry Royster and has 102 RBI — tope In the maDarrel Chaney and a double jors. Johnny Bench and Joe ; play ball accounted for a first- Morgan also hit home runs for inning run. Cito Gaston had an Cincinnati. Pete LaCock drove RBI double and Willie Monla. in two Chicago runs with a nez socked a two-run homer in single and a homer. the third. Padres 3, Mets 0 The 6-foot.1 LaCorte gave up Rookie Rick Sawyer, 3.0, besrun In the fifth on a single by ted Tom Seaver, 9-8, will'. 311 Larry Bowa and pinch-hitter eight-hitter. Seaver, who has not won since July 8, gave up all Bob Boone's double. In the Philadelphia sixth, la- three runs in the second inning Corte got in a jam and was re — two on a single by Fred - lieved by Mike Beard. Garry Kendall and the other on a Maddox opened the Inning with single by Sawyer. After the a single. LaCorte got the next game it was announced that the two outs, but he walked Ray Stets have extended Manager Johnstone and Tommy Hutton Joe Frazier's contract for anand that was it. Beard walked other year. 19 - - I ' o Burns told bankers how he fell ha recent San Francisco speech. Suddenly, local bankers began furious when he first heard that his campaign badgering their congressmen to delete the manager, Rogers Morton, had said the Republican nomination was still a toss-up. Our provision Burns didn't Like. sources say the President snorted: "That dumb A word from a banker, whose support most S.O.B," For the record, a White House congressmen covet, can Influence how they vote. spokesman denied the presidential cussing. Result: me disputed section section was efThe tax reform battle became so bitter In the Itciently eliminated before the weakened bill Senate that senators wound up shouting at each passed the House by a 390444 vote. other. Sens, Carl Curtis, R-Neb,, and Robert CONDOM CRISIS: Our foreign aid Dole, R.-Ka., yelled at Sen. Edward Kennedy, bureaucrats are determined, apparently, to D-Mass. They accused the tax reformer of imreduce the birth rate In Indonesia. We recently pugning the dignity of the Senate Finance reported that U. S. Ambassador David Newsom stopped a shipment of 50 million cui*kms to Committee. Afterward, Dole faced down Kennedy again and gave him another private tongueIndonesia alter discovering the country already lashIng. had a three-year stockpile. Seventy-five White House aides, who draw In a priority cable to 11w State Dept. Newsom their salaries from the taxpayers, have camsolemnly pledged "to greatly expand usage paigned for President Ford. Their traveling rates" but pleaded: "Ship Indonesia no, repeat, expenses were picked up by the President's no condoms." campaign committee. But their salaries were Unimpressed, the Washington bureaucrats paid straight out of the taxpayer,' pockets. indicated they knew what was best for Indonesia. Spokesmen contø'ndetj that the aides earned their But Investigators had already flown to Indonesia to check Into the birth control program. They White House pay and campaignj for the PresIdent on their own time, have now prepared a private "briefing Finance Chairman Rusaelj Long, D. memorandum" for Secretary of State Henry l.a.,Senate has found a novel way to influence his Kissinger. colleagues, During They found an excess of $1.4 million in the letter to the Senate the tax debate, he wrote a wives to push some Of his tax embassy's birth control budget. At two cents a views. "Never underestimate the power of a piece, that's about 70 million condoms too many, WASHINGTON Wifilfi,: President Ford wife," .1w wrote. Then he went on to argue: ektorn iooea his temper, but he reportedly was 'Iliose who take the pie should have a slice of It.', -- -.1 - - Wins One - This will cost the taxpayers 18,62596 a year. The installation alone cost $691.04. But Delugo will soon be moving Into a new federal building. It will cost another $179 to move the phone. It took the Intervention of former House Public Buildings Chairman Teno Roncalio, De.Wyo., to arrange the $8,8.96 hotline. He pushed for the installation alter he had trouble telephoning Washington during a visit to the Virgin Islands last year. Detaigo's expensive new telephone service has been working for several weeks now, but he still Isn't satisfied. "The quality Is quite poor," he told us. - SKA counter occurred because of something Longley said to Drew Pearson, a wide receiver. "1 wildx't eyen ,repeal It,," - 'ald taibich 'Drew coid&i't even bear him and Iconfronted him (Longley) about it. That's when it really started." However Iiiithh røv.,1.id ---,, DH On Tap In Series R - WASHINGTON— Apparently, no one In Washington knows whether the government's anti-poverty programs are doing any good. The Conuuunity Savims AdLitiatin oversees the spending on the poor. This amounts to an annual $15 filillon In federal, state and local . -- - 1, - w . , - Red Tape Hamstrings Poverty Agency Jimmy Terwlfleger takes liens's pulse coset. ifiersid photos by Tom Vincent ). L aCorte 1, . New Answers Needed JACK ANDERSON struiglit at right an coach Hager Beathard checks his weight and height with coach Jay Stakes recording them. Below, trainer - ._ JOHN CUNNIFF BERRY'S WORLD derwent physical eumlnatiou. Pat liem studs rty tCa - - order, of the day Thursday at Seminole High, where same N IWoipedlve varsity aid jselsr vanity football players un- - Flood or Ronald Reagaii sits in do White House cAst January 20. -.. straight were the primary By The Associated p, : Carries Power , . THOUSANDS OAKS, Calif. because of HrIe Belle, M NFL game to to staged outside (AP) — The "Mad Bo" In aiother game tNAght, New North America The two Wooss has struck again. (h11siw 1.1, travels to Boffalo, will meet In Tokyo at $30 p.m., Reserve Dallas Cowboys 0.2. Japan time. It will be 5:30 am,, quarterback Clint Longley, who R.ilde, the Denvqr4lanaa EDT. gained the nickname after an collision. Saturday games will Also Mondsy, Minnesota will errant pow bounced off a pit Pittsburgh at Washington, be at Clevelant coaching tower, aimed a not-so. los Angeles at Seattle, Bald. Th. Raiders will continue to errant right at the had of lean more at Chicago, Detroit at trot in their stable of quarter. Captain and starting quit. CincinnatI. Philadelphia at backs against the Jets. Starter tebsck Roger Staubach Thom Miami, the New York Glantaat Ken Stabler will begin, but day. Houston aid Tamp. Bay vs. Oakland will lake long locks at Roger said he reeled against Atlanta at Jacksonville, Fla. Dave Himun, Larry Lawrence, the standup scales In the train. Sunday, Kansas City travels Mike Rae and Jeb Bimsot. liv Ing roan, sustained a gash re- to San Francisco and Green Jets will s*at Joe Namath, who quiring stitches over his left Bay play, at New England. went all the way In the Was to eye. He called Longley's U. On Monday, the St. Louis the Giants, but Ca.di Lou 110Hz sault a "gutless deal." Cardinals and San Diego says rookie Richard Todd will "He waited 1111 1 had my Chargers will play t& first play 'l0 per cent ofthe game." shoulder Pa& up am my and couldn't even see him," recalled Staubach from Dallas' National Foothill League train-Ing camp. "He hit me over the I ts eye ...I got the cut when hft the — I was stunned, then£ MqN.rs., p1 - 'tescales. teammates hem from going after him." ____________________________ Staubach said LongJey's frontal assault was strictly a hitand-run affair. The "Mad Bomber" minediately left camp and Cowboy Officials said he was suspended "without pay or benefits." - -' "It was his way Of saying goodbye for row. He had his ; bags already packed and all his money with him," said Stau. bach. "It's unbelievable and it was premeditated. He had refused to attend a team meeting eviler and had refused to an. swer any questions." Longley had been quoted as Breathe deeply and stand _~-_ VP P )140 FOOTBALL PULSEIEAT v RAY CROMLEY 1 01 1*F White House economy. Stat its defense Industries toease Its balance of payments problem. The dilemma of .o about gg exp-dire- fimpoñd oil would be rhore acute ii a significant anxnmt of that money were not flowing back In the form of arms purchases by Saudi Arabia, Iran and other oil producers. That economic benefit cannot be denied, but It Is no justification for Ignoring the Implications of the arms buildup in the Middle East and Africa. That arms buildup, we should remember, does not arise from t he ava ilability of U.S. weapons but from the determination of certain leaders to turn the economic strength of their countries Into military strength. The United States, for Instance, did not give the Shah of Iran the ambition to make his country a major power in the Middle -East. If he - ,i I How much is enough? The liberal policy which our has followed tn allowing U.S. IUUJLIWWfteUpWfls,(aflt5%5 and otfle. military hardware to foreign governments Is coming under attack. When Iran alone turns out to billion worth of ft may be time to take a closer look at what the arms trade Implies both for U.S. foreign policy and for the U.S. . Longley, Sti3uba' Ch In Own NFL War - _" - thattPøstormcloudshJdbeen between the two literally battling PHOENIX (AP) — Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn cast the crucial vote In a decision to permit use of designat ed hitters for the first time in the 1976 World Series, Then Kuhn came up with an encore later Thursday with an. other tiebreaker vote at the m summer baseball meetings here to endorse bonus payments for the players, "subject to discussion with the Players Association." Kuhn's first shot came when American and National league club owners emerged from their separate caucuses with opposite views on use of desig. natej hitters. The Al., which has used an extra hitter for the pitcher since 1973, wanted to use them not only for the series but for all postseason, all-star and exhibition games with NI, clubs. NI, owners opposed it al. together, Kuhn couldn't buy the whole Al. platform, but he went along with the DII rule for the World Series in alternate years. "1 cast a vote with the American League proposal to use designated hitters in alternate years in the World Series, be. ginning in 1976," said Kuhn. Kuhn named a six-man corn. inittee consisting of the league presidents and four others from both leagues to "come up with a formula for uniform use of the designated hitter throughout both leagues." The Al. owners had proposed using the designated hitters in World Series games in their own pu'i's quarterbacks, "Clint started off in June and refused to communicate with me or Danny White," revealed Staubach referring to the first. string punter and the now eond-string quarterback. "He wouldn't work out with us in Dallas and he refused to corninunicate with me." Staubach said he thought Longley be affected by Griese To Play Against Eagles MIAMI (AP) — Quarterback Bob Griese will make his first Macrail and Jim Del Gaizo until next week. appearance of the season The Dolphins enter the game Saturday night when the Miami with Shula trying to resolve the Dolphins host the hapless problem at tight end. Jim Man. Philadelphia Eagles in a d1ch,astroflgpa ca tcher, N ational Football League exhibition game, pressure from White. Griese, entering "This guy's going tobe one of son, has not playedhisin10th sea. game the premier quarterbacks In the since suffering torn tendons In National Football League," his right toe In the 10th game of said Staubach. the 1975 season. He has been White will get a chance to strut his stuff Saturday night rested In Miami's first two pre. when the Cowboys entertain season games while coach Don Shula looked at three quarterDenver in Dallas' home opener. backs seeking a backup job. Cowboy Head Coach Tom Returning third-stringer Don Landry said Staubach, sporting Struck is slated to relieve stitches, will start the contest, with White scheduled to replace Griese against the Eagles. Longley as the second-half qur. Shula said he plaits to rest veteran backup quarterback Earl terback, "Danny White will, of course, play the second half instead Of l4ongley," stated Landry before commenting on longley's tin- mediate future. Longley has apparently made his feelings clear as to what he wants, that is, to be traded," said Landry. "If that is SO, I will try to accomodate ' - ; " PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Iter beating Olympic hero and Greenwood's sacrifice paid off Thursday night at the AM) uthern California Icammate ohm' Uaber in the 200 meter reestyle, Mark Greenwood felt oud. And that's the big reward or any swimmer. National Swimming Champlor ships at Kelly Pool here. He swam the 200 in I minute, 52.21 seconds in the outdoor long course championships to make up for a dismal performance In the Olympic trials. "Swimming, if you don't do ood, is waste of time," the Z'ear-old Greenwood said. "It's y good when you Jo good 'cause so much sacrifice is .,..l...._I '. Only one championship record fell. The Central Jersey Acquatics Club, clocked in 4:22.99 in the women's 400 med- ley relay, erased Mission Viejo's old mark of 4:24.07 set in 1975. Ol)Thpk Kim Peyton, competing in her last national tournament, won the women's 200 freestyle and 14-year-old Jesse Vassallo defeated Brian Goodell to win the men's 400 individual medley. But Greenwood's defeat of Naber was the biggest surprise of the night as times again were well below the world record paces. Greenwood, swimming sevententhi of a second faster than he had ever- done before, turned in a 1:55 in the Olympic trials and failed to make the teani. "1 bombed out at the trials," said Greenwood. '1 just wasn't mentally prepared. I was thinking too much about the other swimmers and not enough about uiv,eIf Tn"' job. The Dolphins, who won a 24-16 victory over Philadelphia while posting a 10-4 record In the 1975 regular season, have beaten Minnesota 16-3 and Detroit 30.21 in earlier exhibitions this month. Shula said he will start most of his first stringers against the Eagles. M atuszak Faces Pos session Charge TAMPA (Al') — Tackle "but when and ifhe comes bac k John Matusrak of the National to Tampa, t Ill be served and Football League's Kansas City charged." him." Chiefs has been charged with The former University of The long NFl. weekend be. possession of four grams of Tampa lineman had been gins tonight when the New York marijuana when he was incharged with careless driving Jets play their second game in volved in a July 3 traffic acci• at the time of the accident here 48 hours, taking on the Oakland dent. and released without bond. Raiders at Yankee Stadium. An information charge was The Jets, 0-2, lost 16-14 to the filed Thursday by the Hillsboro- That case is still pending. Police claim the illegal weed New York Giants Wednesday ugh County state attorney's of. was found in the trunk of Ma. night on a 34-yard field goal (ice. tuszak's car at the scene of the with 16 seconds remaining in Asst. State Ally. Mike Foster accident, but after Matusiak the game. The contest had been said no warrant was issued on postponed from Monday the misdemeanor drug count. had been charged on the traffic dIen-e ,njI h..4 ui CU. 0 jSwimm!ng:0 ' A Waste Of Time IT" You nn'f of Andre Tillman, a strong blocker, split duty last year. Rookie Loaird McCreary has joined thepairthSh'sse&th for one player to take over the w " fl ri I my own race." ['aced by Wendy I3oglioli and anchored by Kathy Heddy, the Central Jersey team raced to a comfortable victory. And helping the team was the big motivation for the 21-year-old Bog. hull, the winner of 1(K) butterfly on opening day. Peyton was clocked in 2:03.01 in the 200 freestyle. Brenda Borgh of Newtown Square, Pa., w a s Second In 2:03.82, Vassallo, timed in 4:23.34, beat Misson Viejo teammate Goodell by 21 z seconds. In otiwi- action Thursday, vvIIt in 3:51.34. Mission Viejo has the over-all team lead in the tournament The California club has 276 points, with Suburban Swim Club of Newtown Square In second with 173. Donnalee Wennerstrom of California's West Valley Swim Team took the women's 400 individual medley in 4:57.74. Today's events include men's and women's races in the 200 butterfly, the 200 breaststroke the 100 badcstj- e and the 800 The Santa Clara A team took the men's 400 medley relay. With Dan Stephenson swim, ruing anchor, the team finished freestyle relay. INEW98-omm , YMM - . ' (1 ' , riX.& z .), -. 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Sam On Bye (6) 7.40 ChIcago 10 43 '.423 I RUNS.-Rose, clii. Time; 7. Treats: I. Tollgate Tig er. Drucker (Stadir). , Grear (3) , . (44 • TJI4I°5 IaIN TENTH - 1. Thppy Fail"; 2. toy, Ciii 53: Morgan. Cli's, 53; THIRD- I. Love Bug Run (ROy)s III) 437.40: 2.003. Clertland S. Teas I Schmidt, Pt's,, 13; Monday, Lad Hank; 3. MOIWYCPISnIV: 1 3. Direct America IN. Neely); 3. IIOH.nvrd'jS New York 12. Mkvieiota 5 S.C. Lonesome LIStS Jack Tryon; 4. Blazewood Comet (Whaylaid); 1. (Va BOStoii 3. CalIfornia 1. 10 Iii RUNS BAITED iii- Dirty Dart; 7. Redorma One; I. Drip Dry (Brainard): S. Mr. Badeye Captain Riddle N (1) 3.10 3.30; 3. 0 Foster Wayside Tamu. Clii 303 (Ovoracek), 4. Pan Lady J. Br.ezy Sol (a)3.40:Q(i-.4) 1I.I0T(4. Oakland 1, MlNeaukee 3 Clii, $3; Schmidt. Phi, 7$; King. ELEVENTH - 1. Apache Mac ossan); 7. Scott 0 Scott (Runt. 14) 14.00; 1:34.3. Only games idisduled man, NY 72; Luzhnskl. Phi. 73 GO;2.JImlZIp:3. Colonel Lucky; 4, worth); I. Impulse (Wilsey). NINTH . fl's Telsy's : HITS-Bus Clii 131' Monte. Cousin Kim; S. Cracking Craig: 1. FOURTH - I. Saunders Echo dirvorl) (4)7.007.003.30:2. George Chicago (Geesage 411) at wi All 111: Garvey LA 13$' Sandy Time; 7. Glad: S. Brays Ron. (Slider); 3. NIbs Brat (Mints) 3. Way (4) 10.00 4.40; 3. Saint Clair Baltimore (I. May SI), (ii) C Foster Clii 131 TWELFTH - I. Becky Sue; 2. Versa Choice (Hartiler); 4. PrInce lulls (H 4.0 0 (44) 34.00; T(4.i.0 A.011vsr Teas (Unnbarger ') at Pahl Us ' Rebozo; 3. Wind Sock, 1. Thomas De.IOI (Dvoracke); S. Aubrey 117.20; 2:10. Cleveland ((ckersls- 7), (ii) Thomas; 3. Gold Palace; 4. First Time (Fagal; 4. Clayhavun Pioneer USLES-MadOCk CM, TENTH - I. Ocala Paddy Wok OsiToit (Rulihe 4 1 at Kansas p, p Class; I. Just Plain Verge; S. (Lake); 7. Bones Demon (Kurtz. (Virideventit) 4. 3.40, 2. City (Fltzmcnmls 141). () Travelhn Rosy, Rose Clii. 77: o.M.Iddos: worth), S. Sneaky John (Gill). Double Steal (I) 3.00 2.20; 3. Steady New York (Figuerea 144) at Phi. X. TNURSOAY'$IEIULTS FIFTH - I. Seibys Beau Pat (4) 3.00; 0 (13) 17.20 T0.1-6) Minnesota (Bans 43), (m's) FIRST - I. Persuader Acre (7) 40MB RUNS-Klngman, NY (Selders): 2. Dolly Jester 211.00: 2:05.1. ch Nhtwsukee (AugustIne 411 at (7) 21.30, 1.00. 3.40: 2. Ramblun (Bridges); 3. Burns Guy (Beret. S midt, PM, 30; 0.Foster A -1347; Handle $13,514. California 2) (i's) Clii. 24' Morgan, Clii, 31; Mon. Rhonda (1) 0.00. 3.40: 3. L1IOU, (U) flak); 4. Crazy Goose (Van On 10 (Jankins, 11.5) at Oak. day, Cli; 3.40.0 (1.1)71. 20. P (7. 301.10. 1) 311-64. deventer); S. Diamonds Lad land (Norris 3.3). (ii) ' SICOND-1. Golden Sappt'sire(l) (Plper);a. Regal Eden (R.Neeiy); 540. Z II 6.40.3.00; Eckert 2. Cone (2) P. Gayle Stanton (Selders); S. NATIONAL LEAGUE THURSDAYS RESULTS OOr 7.10, 3.40. J. Painless Osntlst (I) Sconhe Tron (Aldrich). Bast 4.20: 0 (1.2) 22.10; P (1.2) 7330; 1 *. INbilleas 55 I. Pd SIXTH - 1. Kingly Hat (BratFIRST-i. ZubI-Davalcs (I)7.0, (1.2$) 110.10; 00 (7.1) 55.10; 31.14. man); 3. Strong (Kurtxworth); Tole" •a. Gomm 1101111111 74 37 .$4; 3. 4,203.00; 3. $arquhn.Goros (4) S9,40 THIRD - I. Sa il About ilifli 0 t Buff • PItta ( ) (4) 4.00, Justa Frost (Ovotacok): 4. Mon. 4.103. 40 13 3* (2) 4.20; Q (4$) Oakland of Now York jots, 4.20. 3.20; 2. SeaCin Hill (7) 3.10. foray Hanover (No Driver): S. 35.30:Marlo-Paco New York 55 37 .505 17 , P (SI) 51.00. 1.40.3, Sflm Walton (23340. 0 (4.7) 33 4 P,p.f.hnh"s . 501l.- 's-'Jt!'! '3) "0210 f 4(* , it 40 1040 Mario Mci1r(; Atlanta vs Tam Say MOnt...I " at 10 10 .310 dirvort): S J At Captain (Fags). S10510 3 Barqu'n-ecun.(4)3$ Jack FOURTH i lC1 Co* () 1410, ii' Fla ( ) 555.0 SEVENTH - I. Taylors Farvel Q(1-3)43.40;P(3.I)S3.I0; Big Qs1 7.20.4.30:2. Brian K.Eck.rt(3)3.2O, (Bridges); 2. Frisky Patrick Philadelphia at Miami (,'s) Cincinnati 73 10 452 2.10, 3. Pr'sir Buss (1) •* Q (Metcalfe); 3. Backfire Boyd with all I) 147.00: (4-0 with III 3) Detroit ' t Cincinnati, (n) Los Ang 41 13 .510 13 115.10. Pittsburgh at Washington, 'n) (3'5) 24.10; P (4-3) 225.00: 1 (433) (Rau), A. Feather Hill (Hen. Hou5tOn 10 55 THIRD - I. Unlarte.11orrl (I) $24.50. Nat i onal TV San DIego 54 41 drickson): S. Westerns Sly 15.10114.40:3. 40 Nestor-GastI Il (3) FIFTH Baltimore at Chi (ii) Atlanta 1. Penrose Flyer (3) (Phillips); 4. Argo Angus (Soars); 13.00 7.00: 3. Zubl.Coblan (5) 3.10 13 43 ,.111 Q D e nver t 12.IO.7.$O.1L$,3.RoyalDancer(1) 7. Little Ste"(Gill). Dallas. (ii) San Fran 10 10 lit '17 (1.5) 500 . P (1.3) 215. 50 7.40, 740; 3. It's Jody (7)0.10; 0 (1. N or Glints at Houston Thondey's Rest? EIGHTH - 1. Scotch Sn ip CR. FOURTH -1. ZubI (1) 12.00 340 • 3) 4350: P (5.1) 235.30: 1 (3-17) Nestor); San Diego 3. New York 0 2. Bombay Jo Anne (Orm. 3.50 2. Ectiania (3) 0.00 5.10; 3. 127.00, Los Angola at Seethe (n) Cincinnati S. Chicago 3 sby); 3. Mack Z Byrd (B. Neely), 1. Pichna (2)3.10; 0(3.1)31.00; P (4-3) SIXTH -1. Blue Jewell (4) 7.10. Nelson Way q4fl,' Atlanta 1, Phlla6elptiia (Taylor); S. Luke Way 41.10: DD (1-4) 145.30. Kansas City' at San Francisco 2.10.3.00; 2. Wright Marker (2) 4.00, (B. R.gur); 4. Orannys Gir l Only games iCtiddulid FIFTH -I. Orbe-Rodotfo (7) 1400 nglan d, 1.20; 3. Lucky Whit I) 3.00; 0 at New (24) Green BOY E " (FilipsIli) Teday's lames 7. Shawnee Win 5.00 3.00; 2. Rafael-Arrleta (2) 7.10 • 14.?0 P(4.3) 34.40: 'T(4.3.4) tfl 173.40. La Angeles (Join 44 and (Brahnardl I. Sumter Beau 4.30; 3. Mutilia.Madlota (I) 5.00; 0 SEVENTH - 1. Wee Mona (7) (Tarpy). Misdo '5 Games HOoton 7-12) at Chicago (Renko (27) 34.00: P (7.3) 13410. e" at 11.10, 1000,4.80; 2. Nap's Jeff (3) Louis . San Di 3-4 and Stone 3-4), 2 NINTH - I. Miss Pattle Brooks SIXTH -1. MarloWatly (2) 11.40 410 , 3.10; 3. Top Ginger yo,Japan (4) 3.00; 0 (Grimes); 2. Navy Admiral 740 4.20; San Diego (Frsislebun 7.5 and Tok 2. UniarteGoros (3) 4.10 (3 ) P (7.3) 113.00; 1 (7-3-0) (Whayland; 3. Stonigate Minnesota at Cleveland (ii) Strom 5.13) at Montreal (no. Sharp 5.20; 3. Zubi-Dlaga (I) 2.00 0 (7-3) 330.20; 3133. gets 4-10 and Dunning 2-4), 2, (Patter5on);4.Eds Buddy (Rau);3 1540;P(7.3) 104.20; 00(7-3)24170. EIQHTH-1,Shc,sd.Lei(7)540 Mario (A. Clark); 4. Sinus Baby (hi) 0 R SEVENTH - I. Galdol-Manitloia 340. 3.40; 2. L's Ooronna Racer (1) (B. Neely); St. Louis (Falcons iiii It 1. Speedy Don (1) 77.00, 4.003.10: 2. ZubI-Echanli 7.50. 5.10; 3. My Big Wheel (4)3.10; (Dveracek);i.5p'sa,p Cricket (Roy). (3)3.003.00; 3. Marti. Paco (4) 3.3; ) DAYTONA Bas - a I •I eb ll ' - . * r - Features Mall Concent By JEAN PA1T!ON Wimea'sEdit., ; " . 4 - .. t I. N C P V I * * . - • -. • .--I •! _____ . - • .• * - JVIN LW '4 rAcUlnu - , - "I, - -. - -s ' ________ DAILY __________ Sei.½ C t1 (I 54.0 REM INDER ______ mut Laug espee ~ LIA DLi1IiI, aiu. ___ _____ 1001300' fr c" es AD Tiny Lasg, ft, ft@Woff Moo _______ su.d liEn, - I.. #L s, sek. t nuO, "bu t£u .a 's Ie iW1,u I VOW to never he says - who carried a onestrc*e lead Into round of the SIth PGA Golf Championship today over the long and exhausting Congresslonal Country Club course. "I don't know whether I will win or not,, i... IA "But as" I 0 AfinForeman Fight 's 1e5a. Oivslss a.nI Al - ,.' P'oI. •7 .35021 Tnieys Isissle ,1 Canadian Bowl; 3. Chuckle Faith; 4. Bentley: S. Dark Velvet; 4. Harleco; 7. Genteel Gina; S. Chip Off Jana. FIFTH - 1. G.R. Petunia; L * * * sure you I am playing ft totr. Tamps at Lawarw nament with an entirely differ. St. liwers" of"ter """ ent atUtude. I have prepared in "U'rhan"U"UN ,,MMer I h tro r S 2911 Orlando Dr. ample funds to back up our SANFORD and rank outsiders Bob guarantee, he said. "ThEY Zender and Mike Morley. have accepted that letter of _ Fortznaxii, meaning our assets title inc-elk' 1964 Masters and The are lots msre substantial his last tour victory was Pittsburgh Steelers have traded that," the Journal quotedthan Pi. rookie guard Jim Kregel to the hakis as saying. Denver Broncos for an undis"That gives us the contrac ts, • , closed future draft choice. Plus the thicater. movie rights, Kregel, a 6-foot-1, 245- and all the other rights that go I . 0 9 0 pounder from Ohio State. was 'A ith a fight like this -plus the . . a . $41 PittsUirgh's l0th-round pick in live gate -and you'll wind up . * • ko V rrn I and that's where you make your in : roster limit L Including BURGER * 4' It ¼ Lb " * Ii tiC SUNDAY h. u adiuii but Out's stillupin the ju w1u) The rwgotietirdis, trs. 'rrea ,ti,ry ou A(j ,W I $ -.-------- . I CHARMA!NE HANNAR_- , Arm there Is also demonstration I competiII t ion. Th ose entering were Wendy Anderson, clothing; Donna Lyles, recreation; Tony Knlffin, boys auto driving; Debbie Kniffin, gir ls auto driving; Brenda MILK Hawkins, Joan Hawkins, Tina Brewer, Evawn Hannar, Charmaine Hannar and J D Blaylock In share-the-fun, contact lenses (1 wore glasses), and three months ago she finally got me some. Now I can't wear the contacts because they are Just too hard ti's o.-tissawl I. •.•-, Thaw.....-.'ir,,*,I, vu - -•.•, eyes and I can't keep them In. They are the hard kimi, not soft. It is just terrible, Abby. Kids shouldn't be allowed to get d contacts because they hurt too much.) I don't know how to tell my mother. She will get mad at me because she spent a lot of ey n them and she didn't Morley want to get them in the first place, but I begged so hard she gave in. Please help me, but don't trite back because my mother might get the mall first. Thank you. RED EYES DEAR RED EYES: Tell your - I I / 41 hr-ti I A .1 4 Al A MA&TO MX I CI'I$py ONION and delicious dining. RINGS hi n e time8.00 Ten races nightlyrain or s Post Dining room opens 6:30 Hqs"Y 17-92 in Cas"iberry 1. / I I e I 0 .46 ,'~ ~~. . , .0.V1 I 1%, INOLE 1111%camy I ; r, * remember our FAST 1 I .i II uruve'Up • WifluOW u NIL, ~' I % I , World's Rest I,- . . 11 oo hi erv ceI I - evenings at home. 1. 69 IR.0-.0 &.i..- '- . imi bdm in mother, She'll take you back to the place you bought your contacts for a consultatIon, Others have become ac. customed to the hard lenses, and you probably can, too, ff you follow Instructions. But first see your eye doctor to Had out whether your problem Is with your eyes or the contact lensca. DEAR ABBY: I've been going with a guy for three years off and on. I've tried to break up with him, but every time i make the attempt, he cries, begs and carries on. lie's even threatened to commit suicide, so! get soft-hearted and change erman Teacher sunny summer weather. So far, Miss Sikora wnlled, she has not been disappointed -In the weather or anything else. She flew to Orlando after a two.day stay In New York City, On Sunday, she will fly to another family in Mt. Pleasant, S. C. and on Aug. 24, move on to a third host family in Elizabeth City,, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Cann and their young son. Steve, agree that hosting a foreign visitor has been worthwhile and Is ,an aspertence which they plan to repeat In future sunmers. Under the Ameriran Host Program, the had family provides board and lodging, but all travel and personal expenses are met by the visitor. * For Information on the program, write: American Host Ms. Sikora is an attractive brunette who speaks halting, but sound, English - she Insists that she reads and writes the language better than she speaks IL In fact, one of the reasons she wanted to visit the U.S. was to improve her conversational English. She chose the Southeast because she had heard about the , - * , • c.'- I. .. .,;' ' -' '- .- - ' ,.-'-f ,:. . r - * . ,., 's's a ,.."-:. •U" '• - - . ''- .. . A , _ ', ,'s'- - - . ; . . - See Can (left) with German guest, Jutta Sikora. - Miss Florida, Nancy Stafford Sept. 10. will be the emcee of the Sanford Contestants will be judged on Business and Professional poise, personality and beauty Women's Club 'Little Miss A Queen's Reception open to BPW" Contest scheduled for all ticket holders will be held Sept. 18, at 7:30 p.m. at the immediately following the Sanford Civic Center. crowning of the new queen, who All girls at least 5 years of age will reign for one year and ride and not more than 7 years old with her court in the Sanford by the contest date are eligible Christmas Parade. to enter. Deadline for entries is _______ my mind. If he were to kill You to continue the relationship. If it wo uld himself because of me, I'd Then tweak It off, once and for wear it. be proper for me to never be able to forgive myself. alL If you allow him to play on I'm afraid It might provoke a I have begged him to go with your sympathy, he may lot of questions. Then what other girls, but he won't. I've eventuall y wear you down to would I say? I don't want to even gone out with other guys, the point of marriage. Then appear a sentimen ta l fool. hopinghe'd date other gjrbjust YOU will be the one who will to get even, but It hasn't need the sympathy, MAMMA'S BOY worked. He says If he can't DEAR ABBY: Ever since my DEAR BOY: Go ahead and iiavv we, lie uoesni want moLter Wed 10 years ago I have wear IL And what's wrong with anyone. been wearing her wedding band being sentImental? If anyone Now he's pressuring me to on my key chain. It will fit my Inquires, tell them the truth. I marry him. I don't really want little finger, but lam wondering think It's a beautiful Idea. to, but I feel so sorry for him, I'm tempted to say yes. He's not a bad guy. In many ways he's ________________________ OCVL really nice, and I'm are some girl would feel lucky to have lye bUn. I have told him that I am not ___ We ___ L In love with him. But he says he ____() ____________________________ I. doesn't care because he loves me. and after we're married I'll Come See Us At Our New Home learn to love him. He's 26 and We've got more room and a I'm 22. What now? bigger selection TRAPPED DEAR TRAPPED: Do Our Prices & Dependable Service Yourself (and him) a favar and Remain The Same.... tell him It's not fair to either of SAME OWNERS ARDELLA JULIE WILLIS Free classes designed to Books and materials are fur- Sept. 14, at 10a.m. in Room I of 'each the sighted to transcribe nlshed without cost. the Audubon Elementary printed material into Braille An orientation and School, lO Falcon Dr., will be held by the Orange registration meeting will be Orlando. Classes will be held County Inc., held Sept. 7 at 10 am. in the there once a week, September BralIlIsts. volunteer, non-profit Golden Roont of T. G. I..e through May. organization. There Is no fee for Foods, Inc., 315 N. Bumby, For more information call Instructions and no previous Orlando. Mrs. C. V. Edwards, instructor The First class will be held at 6264409. 3pcb! training is required. Moved! Bctd j HOME FURNISHINGS CENTER ... 6 C.. c,,.., .-e-_. •Mtaat IS NOW LOCATED"-"`-"`" AT OUR "'84'"."" NEW FACILITYt 2306 French Ave., Sanford _____ Program, Hotel Biltmore, 4d Street, Room 24$, New York, N.Y. 10922. Miss Florida To Emcee Little Miss BPW' Show " - Free Braille Transcription Class Set CHILI / Sunford"s Newest Idea as -' "J~ 1%j!! 11,_ I iOAP`_3 'r! I 4, for clubhouse reservat,ond 1, . Snc £7 _ .- 1 39 .. Reg. * Anlzclthig.v.ngng offantutjcfun • __ Chefesky, dress revue; Julie By ABIGAIL VAN BLJREN DEAR ABBY: I am 14 and ave a terrible problem. I r I ' I - E?á hnagged my mother to get me GJ7P' "- Teen Nagged For Contacts -- Now Can't See an IS AUG.a a Mayberry, ICC, 71; Ystrzeni,ki. Rudi, Oak. 6. f * * I ( i0t now, we're luning 6 with 6l men camp, . three College All-Stm who don't yet count against the !.J- 1 WX p. FRIES '" I 9 Footbail Ixague. 4 PH* 321-0436 I (Not Frozen) - p . •• placed third. Besides record book coin-petition at Florida 4-H Congress • GOOD ALL DAY SATURDAY . Donna Lyles, who entered her record book In the Clothing are, - Oh .aN, A first hand experience at International relations and understanding has been enjoyed this wsek by the Dr. Albert Cann family, 102 Briarwood, Sanford. In response to an article on the American Host Program which appeared in The Herald last year, Dr. Cann and his wife, Sue, wrote to the organization indicating that they would like to Play host to one of a group of European teachers when they visited the U.S. this summer. As a result, they met Jutta Sikora, an English and music teacher from Bavaria. Germany, at McCoy Jetport last weekend and have been getting to know her at informal barbecues, trips to Disney World and Sea World and family -. Congress inChicago. Miss Hannar has been an active of 4-H for the past five years and has Well public speaking as her main project for the past two years. She has served as Seminole County 4-H Council president for the past two years and Is currently vice chairman of District 12. She enjoys groups grow her public T I Open king Hale Irwin; Mprk IM, NY. 76; -. ! 0 lTT,DlN;c,ha lily League draft. He spent Utle past I (HWY. 1792. NEXT TO ABC LIQUOR) __ Defending champion Jack MONTREAL (AP) - The Nicklaus, gunning for his 17th " Hamilton Tiger-Cats have The next step Is to go to New major crown, shot a 71 as did claimed running back Doyle York where we'll go into the the man he succeeded at the Orange from the Toronto Argo. final details of the negotiations, pinnacle of the game, 46-year. . Then, the attornes will draw old Arnold Palmer, who has nauts, a spokewnan for a formal contract and nadian Football League team up never won a PGA title. '°P' by the end of the month said Thursday. "Seventy-ont, is not a ( I.ÜU5 negotiations wtll be fflallU4 score for the first round," Nick1k said tie and d hu yards forthe Argos last year, attorney, taus said philosophically. was chopped from their roster (thin Wilson of Pensatoja, 'My mind went blank," said recently met on Pensacola to mg.e room for Palmer. double lkach with Al, agents BaiiaI togey describing Davis. six on the 14th hole that Muhammad and Abdulah Murotetlof a sub-par round. "I h4mm5ld who represent Cur. find m)- self having doubts that I Kregel Traded ,wrstone Enterprises and Top never had when I was winning. l(anked Productions. I am too cautious. I can't hold "We'veguaranteedem fliollientum," To Broncos iiiuch $13.5 million for AliI'uimvr hasn't won a major I I ;V . , - Congress In Gainesville. She is the first record book winner from Seminole County In five years. db Her record book will now go a 21 .W3 r1l 23 31 .46 to - LATROBE. Pa. (AP) July 29at the Florida state 4-H - - -4 Speaking and received her award of a S5o savings bond on - rl.ie won't On reported today. retire," Pthakls told the news- Congress day w hich Major League par 70 Pthskis, president of paper. "We have assurances 11 , OlYmpicGoWMrneCorp.of from his manager. We're not the first black to Vegas, said he and his group going into all this paperwork Lee Elder, Leaders th in e Masters, pleased his have guaranteed $13.5 million knowing he will retire. Now,play sometime golfing artner American League for an AU-Foreman fight at after the Foreman figh , b ' t, there BATTING (VS at bats)PresId , by tying the end of 1977,' the Journal is that possibility," 350G.rst. LKC. 4; said. iios eF He said All s agents have ac- Charles Coody and Jerry lc( at g lore. D1. .321. Carew, Min, lie said his Investment group cepted a letter of intent stating '-I , S s'IVe Pliayer , were a, V, W .321. " businessmen mennien aI pursuing interest ZL iO iia5C M fights. R U N 5-Rivets. NY, dhkli rookie JerryPate. the l's Oak 15 R Whit PlY "We've Issued a letter reigning U.S. and Canadian KC. 71; G.Br.$;, ICC. - old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 13 other states. The winner of Milton Hannar of Sanford, won the regional cotnpetatlon will 4-H State Record Book In Public win a trip to Natllal 4-H Wkifer 6 laves ?.To Wes* PiIm seam at MIami seacn at rout a1wf the taes to th - "111191111f. CsM sama, am (below) INsu foip dL., w..., I, she ai cellig helgida Canns Host To L 11 Charmalne Hannar, 15-year- onto regional compe t ition with * InYself with positive thought.L" W400 01,00911 14 .711 PENSACOIA (AP) - A an AlWimmy Young bout next - Playing beiliantly but xr.ak. Montm.,y ' " haff= " Pt=Jcola Beach milhortaire January. with both probably Ing a couple of what he called C 25 n An 141-1 ily Is 34 .306 M1 t say' he has been assured held in New York City's Yank " mer British Open champion 0 heivyweight champion Stadium. Muh2mrnad Ali won't retire Chiltw"" 14. Jackbowift 4 Pihakis said he has been as. wung Tom Kite of Austin, Tex., Uv~ 5j. c&-wa 3s this year and Is negotiating sured that All will not retire and little known optomotjjat Today's Games as rights for All to light George after his title Eight with Ken c1ina,00 w "•" ' Gil Morgan from Wewoka Foreman and Jimmy Young In Norton next month. ' JotkIOIIiI$e a Okla., tied at 1977, the Pensacola Journal "I can assure u he Tiger Cats C laim Brw " 4-Hers Record Book Wins Top Spot In State Contest Arriefs (2) TWELFTH-i. Lore Motion Ii) (?)3S02.40;3,prevarlcator(g)4.00 P (31) 101.10. 4.10. 3.20. 340; 2. My Flirty Girth. 0 (17) 13.00 T (11-5) 155.00 O.D. (2TWELFTH -1. ApraIz.Egurbl (1) a 3. OR. Sunset (3)L$Oâ 1)50.10; 2:10. 10.104.002 00; 3. Mutlila Echa&:W o (ii) 5.40; P is #) 32.10; 1 (43) THlBD-1.Queen May (JoinJ's) 540400; Burgandyvelvet;3.Wa.'y;4.Sunny 55.30; 3522. 3.Marti-MandI (0)3.10; Time Dell; 5. Laughing Louisa. 4 Prize gig Q(1.3 A - 3435; Handle - $223,301. 7.307.10:3. hndlin Lang (3) 2.100 (4. Qll-731.$0;P(1.715j70; with 17) 321.10. - ~ Nut i(7t: _________________________________________________________ On Tap End Of 77? . et5(lR EIGHT" -1.MutlIla.EIorri (1) San Francisco (Montefusco FIRST-1. Carol Day; 2. Timothy 7-011t 4.00; 2. It's Taffy (1) 8.00. coo; Careless start IT. Crank), S. 3.4O3.$Oj3.AANII-Radolto(7)4.60;Q 12S) at Philadelphia (Kaat 10. Faith I CousIn Francis. I Salt 3 Run Dog Two (3) 4.40 0 (17) Freedom Trail (Vandeventer) 4 4), (n) Fox; S. Money Mad; 4. Jarhead 51.10; p (7.1) 155.50; (31) 3300 P (1 3) $330 Big 0 (I 2 Pittsburgh (Kison p.7) 1 (7-1-3) Ocala Star Fly (Jefferson); 7. Nifty with 3.1) 355.40. at Alice; 7. It's Soul: S. Caleb. 1.123,30; 31.34. Houston (Richard 13-12). (ii) Lady Byrd (Bolton); I. Bubba East SECOND - 1. Ti'iveluii LItCh; 2. NINTH -I. Aprals (4) 13.00 340 TENTH - 1. Bold Admiral IS) (Rauch). She Betty; 3. Brindle Skipper; 4 4.40; 3. Orb, (7) 4.001,20; 3. 5pruy 3.00, 2.00, 2.30; 3. Royal Wassa's (2) (3) 430; Q(47) 4040; P (47) 555.10. Nellie Day; S. White CIowii; . 3.20.2.10; 3. Spectres Trend (I) 3.40; THURSDAY'S RESULTS Mldeiwish; 7. D.S. Ne TENTH -I. Bob- Egurbi (5) 130 MomMaker; I. 0(33)1010; P (5-2) 13.00; T (3-2.1) Wormy Will. 520 3.50; 2. Nistor.Ooros (4) 9.80 1 44.10 3055. FIRST -I. Grey Sift (D'Amato) PLOIIO*$TAT$I.IUU THIRD - I. Tim Kelly; 2. May ELEVENTH - I. Melody Time (2) 12.701.40 3.00: 3. Victorious BI•U 4.40; 3. UniarlDaysloi (1) 140; Q I Ns.*u. s,, London; 3. Big Ten Four;. 4. In. (0)10.40.5.40, 3.00: 7. Or (1 3) 51.50; P (5-4) 151.70; 00 (4 5) B.gbon (4) (1)2.102,30; 3. OwnedHeel (S) 2.40 17550. W. I Pd. OS lecyi;5.sjohn;4,LvUp: T 5.40,3.40;3. Play (4)1.40; 0(10) 0(21)1040; 1:301. ELEVENTH- 1.Gi.IdOS.PaCO(3) Lakelanif W.- L. ftt.. as .i WITH * Westchester Classic last month na'ment unless I was very ill or all the tempeas, temper tall-hlsfolrthpulloutoftheyear badly Injured. tninsarIblowupebehjmJ him. tils attention was arp....i I., a ii h.i walki w • .. ng "lthnh"htdmv two kids -5 behind Mm. and 3 yearsokjlreaflzedlwas 'l'here was this kid - it a man In a fishbowl. lam In the wasn't anything he said or did," public eye. Ihave to be careful explained the talented but what I say and do. highly volatile pen from Colum'I made another resolution - 305-20. Minor Leagues I PIb Tom Weinkopi said he was myself right there I would again as long as I live." stalking off the course In the never walk out of another tour. It's a new Torn Weiskopi - when 3930 P (7.2) $5.10: 1(7.1-4) at TONIGHT'S Jim eppy dpeJg ' !- Mrs. Sheppard IS the AS, degree offerings. Day and night Clothing Construction A cusses, including specialty sewing, basic 11 in fl sewing, fuhlon fitting and sewing for children, as well as drapery classes are IN scheduled on a noncredit basis. (aases begin Sept. 7. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Avg. 13 1'7-g arts and _______________________ Thesesc lflterdlsclPllnlrY programs blend iences, business and home us economlc courses to produce a pot pourri of new training opportunities for residents in this area," commented Joan Shppard, the excited coordinator of Clothing Services. Mrs. Sheppard will teach the college credit classes In clothing construction and textiles. Other teachers Include Margaret Jones, former ly a Seminole High School teacher also In clothing construction ; Beverly Brashear, acing Weei L... ttIôI*i' Ill hI e PsrIssu i ac es thg5jjjtJJ ford; Eloise Wells, Burdine's; Rudy Husaian and Virginia Barnes, Condev; and columnist Lynn Trexier, The public is Invited to yew the new facility onSepe. 2at7:30 p.m. Georgia and will give a tal1k on "FUMOn Trexis" Adult and Continuing Education program will be offered. Courses In Fashion Design, Fashion Merchandising, Interior Design and Interior . r' * r I'. Also Dean Phillys, Rutland's; Harold Boy, Disney World; Chris Elsea, Penney's, San- co the or courses under IlL INJIUWII P. chandlzlng; and Jill Smith, Interior furnishing merchandising and design. In adlticm, Vivienne Adams will hold cake decorating classes In the new center. The development of the new programs is the result of two years of planning, said Mrs. Sheppard. Advisory committee members Include Georgia Cufl and Merle Inalxilt from Sears; Pat Mulcahey, Pat.alez; Peggy Merge and Patty Munsey, Seminole schools; and Do Roberts, Orange County schools, largerooms leading off the Orange.carpeted central mall section. Bleached wood paneng, variations In ceiling heights and light intensity le vels, anda broad expanse of glass display aresu characterize the malL "These interdlacipllnary programj $tJiJon lab, fashion room, drapery Workahop,interIordeIignIab,jng hotel-motel lab and general CIawuorn, Credit ursesf college degree and , ... drapery. Judy Brumbaugh will teach fashion mer. aeven ,U55IieWtUldon center !'7'! ,, Pat Brennan and Kathie Dixon, non-credit clothing; Betty Ann Withelm, non-credit These are clasuooina? Hard to believe! The contemporary mall atmosphere of SeminoleCommunity College's brand new Clothing Svices department Is one of the most exciting developments seen at the' college In recent years Located at ground level under the library . Jai-AlaiI ro Fashion Center SCC s _ Phone 322.8240 During Our FrigIdaire Summer Sale We Are Offering To Our Customers And Friends Fanta stic pliancs, All Inventory Is ReducedBuys On Frigidaire ApIn Price, Shown Below Ars Just A Few ExampI.()r Buys.., SAVE $41.95 - Frost-proof, 2 Door Freezer, Large 166 Lb. Freezer. Only 30" RefrIgerator. Wide And 60" High. Family Size CapacIty, 15.2 Cu. Ft. Overall. (Limited Quantity). Compare Al S459-95. SALE PRICE $415 SAVE $25.95 - 2 Door, Self-Defrosting Refrigerator. Freezer. Good Size For Small Family, Retirees. Large Freezer, Efficient Operation. (I On ly). Compare At $369-95. SALE PRICE $344 51:10117-IN 331-11 ALL INVENTORY ON SALE, Capacities From 5.3 Cu. Ft. Up To 19.1 Cu. Ft. In Stock. PRICES START AT 524$ SAVE $41.95 - Dryer, 18 Lb. Capacity, Dacron Mesh Unit Lint Screen-Up Front Easy To Clean. (Av(Lddo Only). Compare At S249.95. SALE PRICE $)$le SAVE $41,95- 30", Continuous Clean Oven, Clock, Big Storage Drawer, Time Signal, Removable Door, Compare At $339.95. SALE PRICE $291 HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 30" And 40" Models In Stock. All Are Sale Priced 834 9212 Sanford Ile] ls7II.1flI1.ZL._Jl1[. J SAVE $41.95 - Custom Deluxe Under Counter, Rinse And Hold, Spots Away Injector, 3 Level Washing Action. Choice Of Panels. Compare At $329.95. SALE PRICE $285 SHIRLEY MILIEu 834 9212 Casselberry Winter Springs Foreit City Altamonte Springs : 00 DELIVERY ,:rUjim ted Ij PAYM RU1H TUECH 834 9712 Altamonte Springs ____ lij FAI L'ngwood (East) HOME APPLIANCE HILDA RICHMOND 5143167 - -CEN TEE- Deltona - Ph. 322-3113 17 00 West First St. Sanford . 0a .1. - - -..' a -' ,_ ,. - ,-.,, a - -. 5 '4 .__ I - .' .,. - l'0. - - -. 41 J' - �Ft P,iy, Ae,, Iws __- .-- ...i r,ir IInrii- lIP Hurt Ur fir vjvw Methodist 21= UUN GUMMUNIIT, %, %, A Saint To Many ' 4314 . I Pofta - 19:114_________ The . To 11 111111 ' * Noxaron. 11 S II diiifio i j -, . * _______________ _____________ ' ' ' .' . I,. IS. ash,,,. . PIULADELPHIA (AP) — To Mother Teresa. the poor are the grist the cotrageone, noble aid kind "Such dlCdty, such goodni" ais Says. In them the the Divine Image. They suffer, yes, but th tIm, she , "He made Himesif the hungry one, the homeless, raked, unwanted one," she says, "We meet Him In dIsguise hi the faces of the poor." Mother Teresa, a n*fl, fragile, slightly stooped miii of 67, whose work anig the "poorest of the PD" ,Iia worId wide Missionerles of Charity, seems to radiate that Saneseifleaneu which jhefthdeln those who have nothing. A grieving comp.uos lines her face, she smiles, It seems self the 11gM wells op from some shadowy, tmforgotten place of tears, She wu repeatedly referred to a "saint" at hut week's International Eucharistic Congress tare end cruwde of people trailed her about, seeking to press her hand or simply to touch her white sari, m SUNS VA CHURCH OP THU NAZAeaN. ' IIS.A.i.SIisu Church.. . $uadlykisf NATION OUR ''"- 5* ..wp Pi5p 1S..NYPS ______ I 1.0 iw.WsnNp at""" i ____ . . Of God Au.mMy - • P lIST CHURCH OP ?PS NAZANINI Sill Samtlr*Avs. rsu.iuo..N.sI, : ___ PINS? Christian £fl5y 1L $.siI Lw 80.04""Nerr" Ps, SRiLs. ____________ IN- MI Soon... . i "PW AIR WsPOsD C"MI CMVANY UP?fl? L$$1MS a .scm... i,.i 1 Pawer cui. Ex Øij .... ........... -- P :flp.a. at '-' I t \ Aecordln to pCR1flf5f$ It won't be long beibre the world blows Itself up. Now that man has the capability to wipe out dvllLutloa, they Ray, his tin. restrained Instincts will drive him to do Just that. But are man's Instincts unrestrained? The j$ndplee of law, morality, responsibility • the idsticiti ofan orderly society. They have their roots In religion. 7n the Ten Cniiimaiw4 the & onon the il CHRIST o urkrwr, - Jesup- od m ___ =110111 0 --.L..-___ aoseaa sawrisv CHURCH ~ . L Pam $Sol"" crnsc,,o,c$rnff ______ •,._&I.. 7:*1. PiWSsSsr 7:p. SINS 5iS $sn4cs -. ISce 11. ..... .1:11p.a. vendop IWirlSIp........... .... 7:35p. WitPriyvMuil..............7:15p.m. twit. 'Z on . 4...s,i essi Lutheran Mount, the life and message of Jesus Christ, the hopes and destiny of m*nlrind are expressed. Ear. nest men have been channeling instincts and spiritual energies to positive purpose for genera. ____ ~;-. 4 !Z', :A~i~-n .I .~ . II:SSL. PIRST PENTECOSTAL MaflIagWsntSl0 S3W3I15pI, kidiyIv,si.g IWL01WaHS,r..I?V.ThNK?W WIt SWIeIIidp Till UIDUUD Lft" SilipSidsel Next time someone says"soon the explosion" Invite that person to come to church with you and your family. INNOApSorv4s Ill lft 911 1111 ' - 5. Ma" I.Ns.m. IISStm. S:Wp.M. 7:15p.m. MII,WSflSIp SAPTiS? cwJscis IWSflM, SINICI.I,.SNSt Cii15N5.sMsuIlagI,sjsy 4:Np PasI•r OP IANPOND Nov. Fred mitches" 40" SHIP"Ifto c$pWS Ills MtwI, Suitit ML Or54.dlA, (t74j .... MIN _ AA .1,: 315-MIS •:. . M -- • $sclssa *0.m. 4 5s3.._. Other Churches CIMISI I. Lou Mom" 511MV5 54 1IuNykSsii Pev . II:Nim. 11011P.M. ws*.s, , rul?vl,l.,..m . :1Ip.M. 1:Np.a. /I 1151am Iii. WillIam P*cli*$ . PiUs, A1liU Iu,kssIlMkfls. 5:3151,4... Services With classes Is, Till All MARY UNITED c.w. smw.... wnicn 1:35p.m. aven" warship 7:15p.m. Wit SliM P**4p PNIISYTIIIAMCNUNCN *15w Lw., Liii Ma,7 UMYP Rev. &P.S5wsma Silv I Pviyiv Sir.. 7:35p.m. M4.i. kidly Church Sciussi licameewwwo 9;450 M 11:106 M 6:36p.m. Ville M I-Olp N's =C=Hfte Christian Science FIRST UNITED ALL SOULS CA?NOL3Cc*INca . NITWOCIST CHURCH 7110si Lie.. 11.5,1 Pails, Pr. WISIam Am..isas .... a.st. p.ss, _______ Sal. Vlsi Mi* ..............PINPLM. C kssP.5Ia Pill? CsuNc OF CMIII? SCIENTIST a is,, liil.y 1s,Is A 1IqI5,k5s, isi. 1'................. .4.7 p.. UMYP 11:5I.m. *.Ny S.rw€, Psslsr 5:355 II.... MsrMa,Wenlip IuMsiSdssl ___ ______ UPSALA PRISSYIINIANCHUNCH sod a 40 Theirsdoll •lUpSiIiI..dI ,, iuraays,s Ms.a*m. *snip 4:55p.m. IVISffiIWSflNp S:$•.m. Psally d1u.dly , a... INs ii 751pm __________ _________________________ The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ., WILSON.EICHELBERGER E. C. E Isea and Staff THEMCKIBBINAGENCY Insurance and Employes DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekte and Employes PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE ,: Downtown Sanford CELERY CITY Don Knight & Staff -. 1 'ASSIM"T OF am PM'S AslimSIpsi si, Need iip*'iICSwcs, 'Ni £ Nam Ml. calvary Misiima,y SS.II. I 151w. 1715 St. 'S. SiMm Primitive Baptist Csu,11. 111115.131157 SAP?I1? CRUMLEY.MONTEITH INC. Insurance Service and Employes WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes P FLAGSHIP BANK TRANSMISSION •aoNU C5wC* O,dl Calvary Ias Liumity. P,a,.. t$isi.rd Sa,pe. Nay. 1147) 5 Tissimist 110115* CSWCi. Di11157 N15 Luss Ni. Mt l. 5a1,s* CAwcA, 1711 Psa, A,.. •sw..a Park Sa11st CIm-ci. 2743 . ASIMCI a ciu ' .'Ca4iry SaISISI css,€, c,, $p , . s,• Cuw1, t3I?OM , ,n, 11 S. s, , Lase Ma,y Ave asocial CA.p,. tas w. ,,.0 title. Sists, Ill 15. L4rpil 51,4 Pra.rii Liii IaØ,ii. 11451 ad. Pit. P 0#11 Church. mootursto P'awI liptist Ciwci. S.uiid 11.1, 11"11 M.$$.is.i-y ,, ,H Park 40 at of ad, llesho Ave. , JamesMls acvl.. 5urikS IS FW$tSapI, ItCiWCI.4LI*_U4.CI, Pont I$*I# CWUII0f514 55.155 &..u,s*a,y 110141Circ1. 11,1* umsi. m-,u City 1101'l7 CuWC* Pool golops.00l CAWth of "we P.vIfui. Hiad 11.4's? C$'.wOl. Di..ds Firs? 11 Nit*iali SapitsI ClIurci cusist. Mii$..$.f $575.10 C5*C5. Marie 14, I**urprIIC 4q,y II$It CihIrci. G,ua s., UI Mu_ni Otialts, $,st. 1151 LicsO Ap•, $a_00a,l MO 01... M.iileas,y Suplsl Cie'CS. S.'.L.ud. Sy.w51 IS. M.ssmaivy lapS,?. liss Ml £.s0 Ave NamksuIdMtssIaiq,yCiwca.piitjt SNuAIry*,s, Ims,*Is.c haphiS M.ii, C,,.c I_nat,. lidp. Lw..ed. FfI ,,_,,, IILOII.. CAwsi If 155 Nii,ydi, Las. Miiy All L—_.; Ci hi Oti A,.. 1? £ii$ CiIilSle CIwc. Ocyamui Trail. Delay our Ciwd*. MNII*d £p, 'itam.si. .I4*$CaI5SMtC5WUI. IJ15MaumuIas.g.Mas, • ciur ca. tell S 51s,s A,. .aievMu CiV,IPIIO C37wc*. 5.0 i.ii Rd (ONGICOA?IONAL Caaqn.i,.m, Ctit.a. 2411 Paf$ MS$M4IU CIcl. ja..i Gai.v. CAWCI Lvtlw..r CJ,s.Ibp,. t s ,-. .. 'i.. ii lie SI' 51as,.- Psille Samuel. a,, Nasa,,, Ill N CiercI. GuOdsq Diy Or. £ Hwy. .:i...CJ,, II. 418 5?..,.. Lake Mary 011.154 "essr,,.. CIWCI. 37155 AA*iw P'ui5*i,,.. Cierci. 51U St. Mark5 Preslyt,,j.. 014. Bishops, in urglngchmu'th dlocesc' in the UnitedStates to step up their aid to the suffering people' re CAurci. lii Pale IIS'.s, It. afliMait, , aw, It 1'I? P500.(* •-. Grady - - Lake Mary Robinson, ..____ MI Oil,'e Nk44 Cu., that the Increasing number of refugees lack "even the necessities department at the Southern the help of others, and it is participate in the Convention. St., Orlando. The Joyous movie Bible Preaching Conference Congressman Edward Beard of musical based on New July 31-Aug. 6. pned by the private inter- _______________________________ ___________________________________ I - :J ,7%V ' k.1 I An Adu It Member 1iiU JTT1.j. of the minister's wife, but they do ease a burden that can .'..I141If1:1s]4 ' ~ ~ presented by the Young Adult needs and Frustrations in the town. * kI, ' 45ew'ui a,,. on srn.. f- to 2 IIa.a,ia*'A1: I;-, withdraw suppom a m-ent survey found. (lee powers of Interpol. VIctor Marc he ttl, former CIA official and author of the film series at the main fibrary. ____________________ I1' F LO RI O1j ARRIVE AUVE Seventhisday Adventist Elementary School ~11 i ' DAY sam a, ns T,%MOUU Rd., westw SP'aI' h141101e Ciutintaity CAPs,.. AU SiI 'mCMt' CAwct,i4 Our 1.5,1 Jiius Curu,,. W11A1.5?SfI1t, _______ ________ bishop of the Episopal Church, has called (or church-wide wi ll also speak. Marchetti has prayer for divine guidance at the denornination's forthcoming publicly supported the Church's September convention in Minneapolis where decisions are to be efforts to reform abusive made on two keenly controversial Issues revision of the goverr ment intelligence - f , .. to Is now church's prayerbook, and ordination of women. practicts. A' — _____ tely Ak9holic lkyora"s ___ iA 1 _______ for the GOVERNORS 1976-77 school your. QUALITY INN NORTH School begin3 Mon., August 23 Registration is open to all HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION 01.50.,o *2.93 ,... , - _________________ 1441 1. 'ui A., 1, **Mi"Mi*'hie're"Olil Church, A11O.SoOl- Secalip 011.1.4 Ciirci Cirsst. NN,T,,m,yci between the denominatIon and its college, only 7 per cent believe the church has filled its obflgation to higher education and should controversial book "The CIA *1. h4,Min*,t,. Interpol. Rep. Beard has the last movie In the current NEW YORK (API — Although 22 per cent of members of the recently introdueed legislation Lu theran Church In A me rica th ink ther e is a growing separation into the U.S. Congress to limit 2734 C.,,rry w. cl ollisionIo s.raeI husbands. Archbishop Joseph L. Bernardin of Cincinnati said in a letter to Rhoilto Island will address the Testament parables and events McGehee, who pastored becorm unbearable. nd including such popular North Carolina churches (or 12 Without them, the minister co nfe re nce on the subject of Christians in Lebanon have been driven from their homes, and privacy and the threat to liberty songs as "Day By Day" will be years, told participants of his can be the loneliest person in - liNerS Gi.. chat DrUids Or. liii Lii. It - all U.S. bishops that an estimated 3Q,lQO of the 1,5 mIllion 511111$. 331$ Psr Api CMV,s,Mm Cs.s,. If my ly of Li.,..5 y "by$,ihai (i*iaj,4 1711. Coy " SI. 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Lai...1 C5wCI5* Cur.5*. --- - IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII PWeil Cott, . e began telling the story of the change in her life to various delegation of Scientologlsts SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CFiURCH DIRECTORY - O1!C.mMIII,C.,,,N - The beatings are not physical Baptist Sunday School Board. vitally important groups at the suggestion of the church's pastor. the Rev. Homer Anaheim where the events win that he International and usually they are not int. 'Because they love their develop some type of support W G.UndsayJr., after informing him ofhes. post car. include an It had included numerous arrests, she related in a recent ap. Conference (or World Peace entiona), but according to a husbands, minister's wives will group. pearance at First Baptist Church In Westminster, Calif., but all and Social Reform as well as a recent speaker here at give and give and give, and they That group, he says, can Ridgecrest Baptist Conference tan become depleted." that____ has changed now that she has committed her life to Christ. Human Rights Prayer Day. consist of several close friends "it puts pressure on a that the minister can confide in, The Conference program will Center, they often occur WICHITA, Kan. (AP) The annual governing conference of feature both Scientology and because mmisters feel that they marriage," he adds. "Yet the a group of professionals outside the Church of the Brethren has reiterated the church's historic other groups which utilize have no one to turn to with their community says, 'You're of the ministry or just a social problems but their wives. supposed to be the model home. group that he can relax position upholding abstinence from alcohol, but says that those technology developed by "Ministers tend to ask too You're not entitled to have around and enjoy being with. who do drink should remain within the fellowship. church's founder, L. Ron I Many ministers Hubbard, toward achieving the Illutli of their wives because problems have GLORIETA, N.M. (AP) With the present increasing divorce goals of world peace, self they don't have a wide enough The minister, however, can organized support groups with rates, H. Lofton Hudson, director of the Midwest Qu.istlan respect, social reform and support system" says Fred case the pressure. Mc'Gehee their fellow colleagues. The Counselln Center In Kansas City, Mo., predicted at a Baptist human rights. In addition, says, by becoming Involved In men set their own guidelines for some type of support group. family conference here that by I95, the rate is likely to be 50 per the group, establish objectives, exhibits, entertainment, a Godspell Shown cent Minister's support groups and m.ake their meetings a top .'alf e( all marriages. concert, government speakers and how to develop them was priority. The public is invited and an awards pr esentation will "Godi pell" at no charge Aug. the primary topic in a special WASHINGTON (API — Victims of the war In I ebanon are highlight the conference. McGehee points out that "becoming Increasingly dependent upon help from outside the Many non-Scientologist 26 at 7:30 p.m. at the Orlando seminar titled "Pastor's Pastor these groups do not take away nation," says the president of the National Conference of Catholic government speakers will Public library, 10 N. Rosalind Skillshop" offered during the from the importance of the role 200W, First . _ - ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik STENSTROM REALTY PRINTING CO., INC. Directors Of School Set Meeting Pastors' Wives Take beating WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Eunice 1. Wilson and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS • inn ___________________________ ____________________________ J. C. PENNEY COMPANY , - -'--- Brief Ni o t e S CIVis,C.uil,Cisi 1:35p.m. n,,,, P-I. FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff __ - Cass"orry . $"PW Catholic __ ____ poverty of loneliness, 01 abandonment, a feeling of being lost. They wanttobeloyed,tobe,om.budy to sonnebod3r. It Is a poverty 01 the spirit, a hunger for God" A. a specific eaample, she cited abortion. "It Is very, very great poverty to decide that a eblid I tIe that you may live u you with." his Is due pertly to Me fact people or power to his church. believe In many things YOU don't understand. If you didn't have Phlladeiphla,Pa. that we are using five times This Is a needless prayer. you wou Don Williams, a former more energy per person ldneverride an elevator or Rev. Robinson is the son of Oviedo Baptist ..l.....L.II... f--T than Actually them more snIritt.I gu t una plane or even nLGown Waiz. . wuuui RW OJ years, nOW Mrs. Christine R. Paul, of a we did In 1940 and partly to the force available to us a every If it's hard for you to believe that God exists and that He loves A community-wide Vacation dynamic Christian, -will speak fact that the supplies of natural moment Sanford, and he attended than we can possibly Sunday at l0:0 a.m. and you, how do you auppese He could have faith In you? But He does. Bible School will be held at 7p.m. and fossil fuels are running low. use. Uke the sunlight, It fails on schools here before moving The Church of Scientology Philadelphla.Heismarrledto First Baptist Church of Oviedo at the Church of the Nazarene Wea son to the for you. That is ngItupfasterhajt ussoconstanflyandgentjy th the eatest risk anyone ever took. has announced that It will hold the former Betty Tiliman of on Aug. l6-). Children aged at 175 E. Crystal [Ake Ave., can be found and exploited, we forget It is there. In His Lake Mary. The God planted a seed of faith by giving His best for you. He did it its first International Con. Sanford. isiblic Is in. three through sixth grade are tists gentle, loving, pervasive way As a matter of fact, len of vited to bear the speaker who is hecaLLie 11e believes In you, and He wants you to Mrs. Elmira Daniels Is invited to an exciting week let Him live In ference at the Anaheim, Calif. God provides more power than us tell there also a composer and singer. Is no real shortage your heart Convention Center Aug. 24-s. chairman . II. w. Bible study, arts and crafts, we ever need to meet the aim of energy in the world. More TMIting God is the first key principle in the fabulous cycle of The Convention will highlight a Wiggins, is past". mission study, refreshments, than we could possibly ever use of ow lives. I y o4f Seed-Faith. My next column will be about the second key prin. public showcasing of the and recreation. &hOOI win t* Redeemer Lutheran falls on the earth each day in Providence Miislonar It Is not given to us in mighty ciple ... planting seeds for the miracle you need. The third y church's innovative campaigns Baptist Church, will begin heldfron9.l1:3oeachmora.g, atomic Wads, but in constant the form of sunlight! We think pec and beginning Monday. to be met out of the harvest of for social reform, human rights revival services Aug. Lutheran Church of the of wanning rays which can be 16 hydrog en bombs as be so ing your giving, Vacation Bible School Redeemer. Sanford, will hold and world peace and will continue th with f100sr as th be abso1 utely used every moment of need. feature appearances by Rev. T. E. Galnous, pastor of Director Marilyn Salter Is its Church Day outing Sunday on terrifying! But the fact Is that As your days are, oshall your national figures In the field of Calvary Baptist Church, Or- expecting the largest Vacation at the Braden residence thesun inaslnglesecond pours st ren gth be," Is one of the law, medicine and religion. lando, preaching at 7:30 p.m. BibteSchoolinthetdstoryof the Silver Lake. A potluck supper thousanthoftimesmore energy promises of the BIble. (Dent. First Baptist Church of Oviedo. at 5:30 p.m. will follow an The church, which maintaiia each flIM. 33:) We need never fear that Children all over the Oviedo afternoon of recreation and on the earth th that social reform If one of we will be cut off from what we area are planning on attending. fellowship including immmg released by all the atomic oldest traditions of organized Calvary Assembly need each day. God doean't Children need not be Baptists or To conclude summer devices man has used up to promise to give us energy religion, will put its programs to now! The internationally known members of the First Baptist activities In the Sunday School, on education, alcoholism and Mn waste regret ting yesterday and Relig Continental Singers and Church to attend. Extra a picnic will be held on Aug. men ta l re tarda tion on display So the Problem we face Is not worrying about tomorrow, but for thie mory than 1500 public really how to find more sources there is always more than we JACKSONVILLE (AP) — Former stripper Susanne and church attendees expected S of energy, but how to find ways need for today! There has never Harris, 29, has switched from displaying her body to displaying to attend the cenvention from to use the energy we already been and there never will be her faith In Jesus au.ist have! Mot of our satellites any shortage of the energy of all over the world. RIDGECREST, N.C. Many McGehee, consultant in the early years of his ministry. (including the great Skylab) God's love. Our problem, Now Mrs. Tom Register. and a member of First Baptist Church Rev. Laraine pe as His here, the former "Miss Nude Universe" of 1971-72 was converted Church of Scientology of ministers' wives today are career guidance section of the Like other people, he em. are powered by energy directly people, Is simply to learn to use to Christianity about a year ago, married and settled down here. Florida will be leading a taking a beating from their church administration phasized, the minister needs from the sun. &rely it is only a what tie has given. "355". METHODIST CHURCH Itowy. , . , - L Amomstiors MlrmOvgwenkOp Nws.ry ' L., / ~ ~-, I i * ~..~11.`;` .i.,.: . J . ..) '(,L:. .L '. .. _+ I.:— .. . .: . material poverty, the affluent people 01 Mnemlcs wA Europe suffer from a poverty of their own. "It is not Im painful,"dw said,"It Is the terriblel 'Peoplehavetold usthatwe cow work," she said. "It Is good to have at least one congregation that spoils the poor because every. body Ii always spoiling the rich." She told graphic stories of work with the desperately poor, of a family of eight which, on . Sc ien to Conference Sc I, éd u led In. VIr-,Ni.. Seys.1a Mara4.gwsr.ip .. II:N.. 355••y55, MSIUIiIWSflIS _____ Js$pi ................. I,I55WwIp.. 11:11 . 1I .,. _ .S.. . THE ASS MCIINON CNAPII. SAPTIST casio, SusNPv 1 NS MI114 PIOST FRISBYTINIANCHURCH Cli Avg. £ a St. 7:11p.m. 1:35 p.m. ~: .• .. 5515 ?tAMSijy 2 " ," 2' . .: 4:35 p ,, 'il's... .' P~ ____ ___ . ....•. ....... . 11:155*. wIt ivs, l MITNOOl$?CHU1CH 'km " ; '" ?ItSWOrt.5.1N41.dU$t5$55 Rm.Daililo.$si. pa,, $y$ '' lie. WinSI, IlIum . * CNIISTUNITUD - 519 Pill% Avalum T J CMUo, •sv.sicus.a.*,,, ...........p, a lWilIISWiitliI $atvray5,.. s, . Ii w• m ,:sp.m COVUNAIy U$lYl.l "P*NWT.tidLal,Ma,,Sl,. . . . ,_....., GRACE UNITED ' ., S ,.•_ PINS? SAPTIS? CNUNCs AL MIT1IOOIITCNUICN 1.Ispe,tJ.55,s, pp1 Msrsa Ws,sNIp t1n.3y Dr. " o NSr.. WsrIN 35:IS5m. AISSIt&WS,UWIi.IOr. Nov.Mr.ito Q, 5ICII,............Pasts, 5:SIi,.. IIN5m. 1135pm. V CONGNSOATAL cNuIS?,AI.cwuacs 551L Psrs Ave. I:15p.a. IySsI '~ YiiIi1lfl$C,T,es.l. Presbyterian Congregational H Ils 7:3lp 7:35pm. 7:35pm. V .L am I save 11011,11111 • Is .. l,w 7:15. uass,,,uss aaptity causes NSNA,s. .15I1N *SS.TWSN...................Ps _________ ................IhISa.a TIINSW ..................SUp... 1 . PUIN .............. a ,L' - ...7iS5p*. NSt III lpill $$INe shift StriPhow W 1* Main side bit* -i More Trusting In God Pastor 11m151 "Mail '• h'MOIgIlfWCl SliM Iludy Tm. I. Qlu*os Lamm , ____,TNUIAN • ' .' L . SuMsv1sa 1:Np PINS? PlNTlCO$y1$, CHURCH , -',,. SINSOass 98" a* MIKII Mother Teresa said, "She save her grateful le,e." _________ giving Is the ceas Strangely, the said, that reversed with the poor. "They gIve much more then we give th an." The youth of the Fire Baptist orchestra tilin presents five teachers have been added to the Sunday School Promotion Mini,oSeminar to he held at Church01SanfordwilJheg concert of contemporary VBS faculty this summer to Sunday. Jackson Lake, Wy., in the to River Country at Disney Christian music on Aug. at accommodate the IdeAndersea. (Herald .ntoby Marh Oral Roberts lIlls.., '5.35.15 _ . 01.s1455 NWTaI$5slNSpp PALMfTTO LVtNu5 ~I II Pas P*OLACNUICNOPcKN,Sy I$pm. . 7:lSp.R. 14 .. IlShe "The poor do not want y pity," she says. "They want yew' love. But do we see them? Do we know them? Are we with than? When we come before God, He will judge neon what we hove been to the poor,ofl what wehavedoneto the pow, At the Congress, a global gathering of Roman Catholic. centered on faith In Cheist's real presence In the bread amid wine 01 Its eucharist, or holy communion, Mother Term gave veral talks end - CHURCH OP LOIlOw000 MlOrsugs55-s ILawIS Ch to ill ..) .. . .. 1:15p.M. --- Ii,. I. 1015 SrIII tions, :"a.m. pesas, a, , . neighbors before sathig; of a staving woman who tIed saying "thank you" amply for being picked up, from the street and shown some con'n. - l . -S IMil aiIW ii WIIU amow G r2 M,7 ton &tu, :M Miller L'f.' 'fl gto uSciance 1iin'teachersand ministers d1urd 'Ieavesthechwthat Ave.,Wlnter Park, at9andll Parents who desire more frommany o th er metaphys1ca 8 am, and will return around a.rn. Information about the Vacation The Winter Park Church of groups. 3:30 p.m. The young people will Selected by audition from Bible School are asked to call Religious Science will hold Its carry sack lunches and are thousands of high school and the church office, 365.3484 or regular Sunday morning Wekivo Chapel asked to bring money for the college-age young people Ms. Salter, 3654377. I worshIp service at 10:30a.m. in cost of entering the park. across the nation 1~ . On Sunday the youth of the the world, the Continental The th oftheOvledoFimt Bush Audi tori um on Rollins Weekly services began last College campus. The guest Sunday at Wekiva Landing. church are giving a breakfast Singers are trained and Bapti will hold a pIzza e church's speaker for this Sunday, during Russell and Katy Moncrief, at 7:30 a,m. In the church's talented m usicians. Consisting fefl hip after th Rev. Ro3r Graves' absence, wili owner-managers, said the evening service this sunttay _____________________________ Fellowship Hall for those over of 24 vocalists be the Rev. Fran Rlghtmyer, Wekiva Chapel services are nons The Board of Directors of the 60. A film entitled "Their orchestra, they are completely "Thicker The f ilm of Laurel y Than who b minister 01 the Religious held at 10:30 a.m. each Sunday Sanford Christian School will Special Needs," which shows equip ped with sound and Water," will ce church at Cape Coral. with Rev, and Mrs. Keith hold an open meeting on what they can be doIng for lighting for the stagi ng c thch shown in the church fellowship Rev Rlghtmyer is well known Crocker officiating. Tuesda at 7:30 p.m., at First younger children, will be performance, to this congregation, having Future plans Include possible Church of the Nazarene, 2581 shown, Any "young person" The Continental Singers have All aestIos: You say God will meet my needo, but how can South Sanford Ave. All parents over 60 Is Invited to attend this been on tour each summer coll junior high through participated In past Fall organization 01 Sunday School I trust ege aged young people are Seminars of all Florida and evening services, as well. and someone I've never sees? God will have to jive me those Interested In the event. since 1963, performing in all 50 Invited. Youth need not be some kind Religious Science churches. The public Is Invited to enjoy pmol before icu trat him. school are asked to attend, During the 8:30 and 11 a.m. states as well as many over. members of the church to r topic Is, "In the Midst of service of song, testimonies and Dr. Harold A. HarrIs, worship services Sunday, Dr. sees. This summer Answer: 'fluis question reminds me 01the old Quaker they will attend. The evening's youth Oneness." whose on chairman of the Board preaching and bring a lunch to off to Jay 1'. of Cosmato, church pastor, minister In every section of the activities preceding went college and came home with a "know It the Pizza Rev. Graves will speak relax by the river afterward. at the all" attitudeDirectors, stated that the will give said his special fatiar,liDod,I recognition to He to don't beBe vethere is a God ,eca United States as well as 10 fellowship will include Youth v .i_...,. . .. i. .1X...-w i uuui i ueueve in anyuang i can't pians for 11105C semor aauus present in European countries. Concerts Choir rehearsal at 5:15, Youth the new school year, future the services. Music in the are held in military bases, The father thought a moment and said, "Son, has th Church Training at 6:15, and ee a developments, more active services will be under the ho spit a Is, churches, eveni train?" ng worship at 7:30. participation on the part of direction of Richard Holtzclaw, auditoriums and outdoor "Of course " answered parents and the PTA In the with special music being sung pavilions, His father asked, "Had thee ever Sanford Christian development and expansion of by Lewis Dorton and Frank "No," was the reply. With 11 record albums and the school. Mebane, "Then how dost thee ill, The Youth of Sanford thee ha oerformancex on lni'zsI He also stated that there will There Is proof, The Bible Isfull of proof. U their Christian Church, 137 W. Air. national television to you can't believ be one open meeting of ti Providence Baptist crelit, the Continental Singers port Blvd., Sanford will be For the past several years matter of time uxgIjwe are able God's Word, you can look our energy crisis has been at to use the same principles to board every quarter In order to crea te the world.. .the green grass, the beautlfuJ mouatajns, have a wide repertoire of ex. presenting the Cantata "The Providence Missionary the top of the news. Each time Provide energy for ow daily correlate school activities the rolling Good Life," by John Peterson, we pick Baptist Church , Lake MOnrOe, periences. up a newspa per we needs. between the board and pa rents, will observe its annual youth The bed way I know to prove Is.4to Pastor Roy A. Harthern Sunday at 7p.m. AIJ are Invi ted read of shortages of gasoline, and , that HIs Applying this to spiritual to to attend this performance. good" (Psalm 34:8). Eqedevice His love for yourself, ad when Day Sutiday. Gpest speaker for cordially Invites the public naturld'APA. dectricity and matters: we often bear people you do, you will have no doubts. the 11 am, service will be Rev, these special services at every other form of energy. asking God to give powerto Ills You can't we the wind, but you know it blows. You have to of Calvary Assembly. . P.nt.cogiä/ ' An isstallindes service was beld for R".IHL j. Oak ps" ej Onk Grove Mls.Iosa'y Baptist (ereh at Geneva recestly. Partklpuffag Is serv1ce from left, Ms. Viola flasks, Nov. and INSTALLED ella ___ ~17 I I ~ -~1i _ .l .,;- MINISTER *133 1aiMa4 Api. . - Lavg ........... __ IU 5IYJ Mli1 Baptists Honor Senior Citizens '-. , ill. I' ou Trials for dew Edo ~ o~ __ ........... ksS ---W li _ RleIlr ChitS kIN' ' . IASPOS6 SIIS.0 CHURCH IllS liNen Avg. PssM' ....... ....... . MIS's,' ?Wlsv LwiyD.Iss,v PurryW CiNI. 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(A) to 24 THE (4) (1) Legal Notice oii prale a 1966. THE d WIlD WIDE MOVIES (A) 130 LATE NEWS DAILy M)AO NASHVILLE ON 5.30 (2) WILD KIN(MM 'Rsts,r, OfhiiSs.Q" 24 BLACK P803ECTIVE NFL ACTION C.!) GUPPIES TO ON THE PEWS a POP GOES THE c0t11 TRY Evening FRIDAY the 01h ,j 4 MILIM 9 0.30 9 ' BLOODTHIRSTY MOVIES FR 1,1, SAT. ONLY 1. ROOD OF DRACULA' S CASTLE I0:I ' - ,w w" HORROR OF THE BLOOD MONSTERS 0 • 11:40 BARON BLOOD 1:14 p BLOOD 1 LACE 0 IF YOU DARE TO COME B$NG LOTS 4 MOVIES - OF FRIENDS TO SIT RMCLOSE TO I I I AW -~),, ,ff-al . , PlIEkWAPiWOPiFLfA.,ggy ' Wm. H. _________ ,,, 36-Resort Property will lIWS ve tree .- It copy of R DEB-" ein NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FlCTITlousNtE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Pursuant to Flor ida Statute 54309, your written defenses upon KENNETH W. MCINTOSH, of STENSTROM. DAVIS & MclN- TOSH, Attorneys br Petitioner, Post Office Box 3.30, Sanford, Florida, 37111, and by filing the Original ther eof with theClerk of Wd Clerk onorforeSept..nere, seal of said Court this 2nd ay of August, A. D. ISiS. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 153 Airport Blvd. at Hwy Sanford, Florida BY Mitchill Shapiro, M.D. Post Office Box1330 ATTEST- DEC 29 Jerome Atrick, M D Secret cry Publi5hAUg.6,I3,2Q,7716 DEC 33 peiial Oil Station, 13th & Park, Sanford EACHERS- for 6th & 7th grad. Experienced & Fundamental Central Fla. Christian School. 147. 1250, Instructiw -. -, -I-, Wii Mt iJlaijtnolIy. Anchorage Arctic Slope Brooks Range Eskimos Toriorrow: appear forwiid, bac liCti and box it in, Idyliwilde and priced at $37,750. ATTRACTIVE- 2 OR, 1 bath, can be used for combination business. residence, $11,230. St. Call Santord'sSalesLeader Sanford, p. • 322.2420 322.2090 Multiple Listing Service REALTORS Professionally Nina 2S6SPark REALTORS 7324 Park Dr. REALTOR 323.9331 Office area, 1 appliances, air Sanford's oewest residential neighborhood Conventional-5% Down 32-Houses U 'furnished.r, I -I Sanford--. 3 BR, 2 Bath, air, stove, refrigerator, tin Security, Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT $100. 322.7g, Executive Mr. - Landscaped lot with 2 bedroom mobile home. Excellent Condition, Covered patio, storage building, Pool, marina, tennis. $12,900. 541. 9516. NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford, 323 5200 BUILDER-DEVELOPER 323-170or$31.9777 garage, formal dining, plus Water & lawn maintenance furnished. plus private patio. swimming 5, tennis. $205 - 13 YR. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Highway 17.92, Sanford Across From Ranch House town 42-Mobile Hoi'nes POOL Bralley Qdham-3234670 Cceotirq 4pptIc,tl on 4 nW homes. Large 3 BR, 2½ baths, c,rpet, central air, 2 car 11 3705 Days-332.41n Nights-322 2352 Furnished or Unfurnished ICLUB ROOM Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy Lakefront house, nice yard. Citrus trees, 3 OR, unfurn. kitchen equipped. 372 1913. MO. CALLOART REAL ESTATE. 322. 7195. A 973 12'x14', 2 BR, front kitchen, Take over payments of a month. 322 9345. NORTH CAROLINA )ur acres with Older arm house, 3 OR. Several apple trees, good view, has garden already planted and ready to harvest. Gravity water, go"i access. 522.300. 15.030 down, 301 E. 23rd St., $200. Call after 5:30. -WE SELL SUCCESS- 20 lI .tetn acres, about 3 acres Ctejred 322-U10 ' tSSELBERRY_ 2 king site bedroom duplex, nice tries, hardy to Aitamonle Mall and 14. $ 14 b MO. plus $73 damage deposit. 11 ED EXTRA MONEY? Demonstrators needed in all ireas. Get your own Christmas WIS free No cash investment, F ERN PARK MAITLAND- 3 BR, :oIeding or delivering. Booking I'.) baths, Cur, nice location. arties also. Call Friendly Home Fenced yard, take privileges, $195 toy Parties, Lisa, I SM 2350. mo. .c 9d4jUwi&le I'i Welcomes - ring ft Fairbanks Mt. Mckinley Vol Fishing Nome Juneau Sltka Spruce Kodiak Yukon Hodge Podge "B" S. :rotary for health agency, liversifiad duties, good typing kills & general office experience equired. Immediate Opining, orated II miles west of Sanford alt 9043*] IllS for interview WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? 0 y.nga flew home? Movl,g to an lpartm,n,? GI Some action with a Hecaid Iassif led ad. Wall help you write in ad that will bring fast tile. CALL 172 611 You A HOMES of DISTINCTION kKE f,5py.... 3 BR, 2 bath, lakefrtg on big Lake Mary, large scr.,n,d Porch, fenced yard. $373 "tn Street Liahis = , - C) LTONA, I Bedrooms, t baths, :entrai heat & ar CondltIing, Side w alks IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY CONSTRUCTION Inc. 1175 Also 7 BR, I ta th, central 'eat & air con toning, 115$, Additions DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. H4r,k,ic, Broker 211 W. 251h ' Sanford, Fla. Remodeling lind. balaric. worded Severil springs, has a small stream, good vIews, gd access, 1770 per acre. Terms. I Ti to bedroom rustic c$bin. real nice, irge rock fireplace. central beat, FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 3223103 arge trict*, we also have evei'ai abins and houses, old farms an con. Writs or call for tree listirij octiure. You can call frie f barge by dialing IMAM 7431 frite 0.' ciii today. C HEROKEE LAND COMPANY P.O. BO 45,3 MURPHY,N.C.,7eg leva. I acres. Mobile home hook ;. 122,000. 10 pct. dow n, 521*) mu. 19 5515 Dtl1o.a. 444 141I - -. - er F11 of 2695 If isI to 11 H 72-A4Jdion CENTER is It it I' THIS IS JUST A SAMPLE OF THE MANY to TRUCKS, VANS, LITTLE CARS, BIG CARS I Sanford Auction ALL CARS AT PRICES THAT LIT ,EVERYBODY I. *200 French. 323.7310 - Autos Wanted li e - II - . - l You Name 11,1 Buy It - .a"er, Want 1971 or Older Dodge Dart; alsc will buy any make convertibles .!" '0,,...,._ - BOB ~ 1 MORE CASH j 'I .,. BUY JUNK CARS- from $10 to $33. Call 322-1631 after 1p.m. DANCE DODGE Cars & Trucks Any year thru 1975 models. 7 days week Call collect, 361.2131 Carport Sal.- Saturday & Sunday, Old bottles, antiques & misc. 2655 Grandview (off S. Sanford Ave. A. Wylly). Look for signs, - Garage Sale, Sell Sun, Afternoons. )it Cypress Outstanding Bargains PORCH SALE- Fri., Sat., Sun. Household & misc. Items. some furniture, apt. size gas stove, antique Chippendale China cabinet, antique round oak table, bail & claw feet. oak dresser. 1900 Sanford Ave. Aluminum Siding Can cover your home with alum Siding & soffet System. Also Roofing, Gutters 20 yrs, Exp Eagle Siding Co 551 9563. Sale Friday Surfboard, new propane cook stove. commercial grade 110 gal, fuel oil tank, fishing rods, beach canopy, 4 cyl. Jeep F brad engine, brown verigateit hi to rug. 1*14'. Much Beauty Care Land Clearing TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON tfo'm.rly Harrietr Beauty Nc.oki $1E. First. 372 374 DEN ITEMS, ETC. 2350 S. Mellonyille STARTING THURS. Go" game gone to p01? Sell the old clubswlttia classified ad. Call 332. 2611 or $319993. CARPORT SALE Sat .Sun., Mon 2134 Palmetto Ave. 323 1015 Home Improvements -- Yard Sale. Sat. & Sun., lath & *5th. Sail Boat, Courtney boat, Chevrolet pick up Misc. 16.4 Country Club Circle. 322 1624. - 55-Boats & Accessories ROBSON MARINE 2925 Hwy 11-97 322 $961 C. E. SHEPHERD Painting, Remodeling, General Repurs Call 373 117$. lcd Repairs, Carpenlr, Panting, Home Repairs, Guttering. Cement work. Free estimates 131 $4 C:entral Heat & Air Conditioning. For tree estImates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322 -..-. 1711. 58--Bicycles Trash Hauled, L aw n Care Cotid. 3230311. ----- 60-Office Supplies -- --- - ----- --------------.-. "' Used Office Furniture W000 or steel desks, executive desk I Chairs, secretarial ous & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, aS is. Cash and Ceny POLL'S Cassefberry, 11 97, S30&206 322 2645 S'pentry. AOøit,Orel Custom Work L'c,ne,j. Bonded Fr eStimate 373 4Q35 - - Helvi some camping equIpment you Irw longer use? Sail It all Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any C&A BackHoe Service All kinds of digging, Hei4etrailers Stored and moved, 3229143. ESTERS0N LAND CLEARING luildozing. Excavating. Ditch work. Fill dirt, lop soil. 322s943 tOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY Landscaping with a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 122 3611 or 131 5193 arid a friendly ad vvy will hip you & Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Drive 3225363 Have some camping equipment you no longer us.? Sell it all with a Classified Ad In The Herald. Call 322 2611 Of 131 9`1193 and a friendly ad visor will help you. Lana clearIng, till din, c:ai. rock. - - Lawn Care lowing, edging, tnImmin weetling and fertililing Fretestimatis Phone 323 5931. EXPEM" LAWN CARE Mowing, Edging, Trimming re. Estimates. - Hauling Half PriceBicycles- Girls' 16", yellow, like new. Bu ys ' 20 Wilcflire, good Plaster Patching & Simulated Brick & Stone Specialty. 3fl.77, STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It YARD SALE- YARD SALEMISC. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS & GAP Interior, Exterior Plastering, )ETTHOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' more. 309 E. Crystal Drive. 322 5195. _____________________ Friday & Saturday 10101 465 PosaII Drive Home Improvements aisle Phone 323 1192 IAYPaE.j LENNOX & ASSOC. Turtgrass Consulting Service ~ ! 1810 WEST FIRST ST. SANFORD For Wrecked or Junk Sewing Alter,$is, Dress-Making, Drapes, Upholstery. 322 0707. ALTERATIONS DRESSMAKING In $751 PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD P0!) WHATEVER YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL, AND WCH THE PROFITS GROWl Tree Service LUMBERJACK'S TREE SERVICE Tree trir.iming & removal Fr,, estimates Licensed & insured U2 719r moommemommom 'Olt Courses. Ball F1,t5, Iaan 323 6079 f or more into Well Drilling Painting AELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and Sift5 We repair end service -a I Pintng Brush. rIi. iota , STIlE MACHINE & Quail1 work Reai.onaie prces SUPPLY CO. Free est i m a t e s 32? 04ig ?Oi OV 2nd St 3224417 To List Your Buslness ... Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 r i 7- w - ill September I 77- -- ' August, For information, Call Mrs. Fred Jones, 321.0097. See you In - 34-"(ial'age Sales 4Door hardtop, Bicentennial blue, Fully equipped to include AM-FM radio, all. ea th tempeqatur,cotltrolaed More ,, 'I 5, It of MERCURY BROUGHAM wavu Tor vacation enTure month of '' - Seven passenger. 4,000 miles. Has to be the nicest one In state I, ' . fo *731. 4 -, DE LL'S AUCTION _ We have a large selectIon of black & wnite portable TV'S. $23 to 13, HERB'S TV, 1200 S. French, 333. tiposed 3.4m Ceiling, spring wafer, large redwood decs Over. oaks valley. 11 3rd acres of unit. 127,000. 13.000 down. I It 5a are a few of the over $00 stings. We have all types of roperty listed from about 1400 ier acre and up. We have small or Large WOoded LoIs Pj.ed Streets Sr,rrs Forrest Greene Inc. TOP S a III 6aIj Life In - 53-'TV.Radio-Stereo 43-Lots.Acreage 'p -- r ,, 895 TRANSPORTER ' 'I- m ues over 5400. Needs someone to assum, balance. $194.50. or pay $12.30 me. Free home trial. Will Icky trade Call Bill at 19 ow; . ________________________________ I- OR, I', bath, central air & beef YOUR [11111; 11E .ft;i,s'cy- One of Singer's finest. Sold $37,000. 321-0303. Casselberry, attractive 2 BR, 1 bath, On Shaded lot. $31,331 or best Off er. Trade $ to * SINGER FUTURA * ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Large 112 Bdrm - 7 VOLKSWAGEN Red Velveteen Upholstery $100 322.3400 - Lovely 3 BR, 7 bath, central heat & air, family mm., garage large fenced yard, separate studio. 33=0 equITy At assume loan of - li 5 ----------. KENMORE WASHER. parts, service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 mortgage, I OR, 114 baths, _ - 395 i AntlqusLove$,at 52-Appliances garage, gold carpet,. Close to schoots. 323-0237 after 3:30. _ - ZIgZag machines, Assume balance 011113.50 or pay $11.90 if month. Will take trade-in. Singer equipped to zig.xag& make tton holes. Balance of $51.11 or 10 Payments of $1. Call credit manager, 322941* or see at $ANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E. 1st St., Downtown Price $21,300. Owner, 3230522. CARPENTER REALTY ______ 3231541 ___ - VA Financing-Nothing Down . FHA mo. console, balance $79.10 or payments of $13.30. NATION. WIDE, 339.io'7 To settle estate, house for sale, fun, Or unfurn. Call Attorney Robert Morr is. 332.1031 'Wag. 25j000 FROM " conditioned, Singer Touch 'N Sew, with wa.ut Realty, Realtor, 323.5774, e2vole New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes drapes, area rug, fenced yard. $110 322-7019. - flTTTH Like now home, zoned commercIal - Ideal office, $21,300. Harold Hail available, ESCOAcres I in Osteen. Owner wants to sell. 1 4-DOOR 11 Is 01 SWAP SHOP.FLEA MARKET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admItted it". Come browse every Sunday to S at the Movleiand brlve.in Theatre, South 17.93. Ptspne 332 121 57L1114 No qualifying, pay equity, assume Large I BR home on St. Johns River 70-Swap & FUTURA BY SINGER 3220145 Lake Mary Fun. Apt. Sanford, . 5 - Sewing Machine available. 1037 Madurl, oc. cupancy when you want it. Owner downtown i, - 2395 1 DAVE'S 323.9370 One of Singer's fop Touch and Sew QUIET AREA 2.3 BR redecorated house, lots of kitchen cabinets, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat and large fenced back yard. Approx. $2,000 down, $153 month . 333.399) SUPER SAVINGS ' __________________________________ Delten. Custom- 2 bdrm, full dining, 2 bath. 2 car garage, many extras inside & out, adjoining lot with garden spot At fruit trees 372.2111 After Hi's. - it ...... __________________________________ " Rig. Real Estate Broker 253$S. Sanford Ave. 321.0739 eves. 322-7111 REALTY Q a tkkifslilre'.... NOW ______________________ Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity. td flwc e... berry, Hwy. 1747 $4' - BATEMAN REALTY 3236333 Color TV, Air Coed., Maid Seery. QUALITY INN NORTH Il&5R434,Longwood 513.100 Unfurnhshetj, two bedroom. Security DeposIt. Adults Preferred. M. M20 or 333-SIS4. saie 1130 6433 " $23 or belt Offer. 103 E Woodland Dr., 322.3117. - 109W. lOSt. 3222333 We Buy Furniture 2 BR, block, family Fm., frishly painted, nice neighborhood, large ask1. fruit tries, See to wiiey, Forrest Greene, Inc. Reg. Ger man Shepherds, with We Buy Furniture Lovely antique brass-116 wpiite iron bed, complete, $230. White wood dresser with mirror night table, 145 333.4910 $1,000 & Move LAKE MARY- 3 BR home on 1", acre waterfront site, large trees, plent y of privacy. $39,500, - (! Get your TAMPA SAY IUC'S T .__ KULP DECORATORS 107W. Commercial 322.7551, Sanford .,..,_,!h 7 OR block hoe m in country, air, f enced yard, den. Excel. Coed. 3235214 0 11 Rig, Real Estate Srollet' Peg Real Estate Broker 321.0140 327.274 I of ti Worme,p,o75.3 50 ________________ 4 51-.4ous.h,Itg GOOth JOHN KRIDER,AUoc 323,7195 CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, AKC Need Homes, Loveable, Shots - W.uarnen white WITT REALTY commercial SANORA n. beautiful tree.,haded yard. Large Picture wIndow, fireplace. Estate sale, $25,310. Harold Nail Realty, Realtor, M-5774. NEED A HOME? $100 down payment to qualified buyers. 3 BR, 1½ baths, central heat, refurbished. As low as $15,000. Store & ALips moved last spring? Planning on slorinq them another year? Do.vt ou it. Plan a garage and don't target to advertiS, it in the Herald want ads. Like magic, the clutter Will disappear, and you'll have !!tI cath in your pocket. air, carpeting. Excellent ditlon, $22J00. 323IS1& JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor Phone 30S-322.15N 00 I :;~ ____________ - - Charming 09W 3 SN, extra kwoo JIM HUNT ANYTIME AVAILABLE leaning the garage again? Moving GMAYYMEGyUBOFyMKEU ETNEUTNPERPNAETSYFS GMCLKIMCOYRUIMr.AEAI AEHKHYUONL lET IELLEK RSCSEOKUYSSMBLSANGK ON IU KS ITS KCCAYKS I MA H FOKRUKPIOKYA I El KKAS NESAKPY I IUNNGTMCRP AFNOMUSNMSHAHECOESR EGNARALA! QRSBMORKKU EN OS LEN F KO SN N RE AA ON FISHY NA E H TAR I SI S SO E D B R 00U J C N H I V B D E A K R N MNGMIJNNCAUSOUJUFBO RSEFSAHYFUJKRNYENON SAVE A BUNCH I This 3 BR, 2 bath with beautiful family room, overlooking spacious back yard in 8135 mo. ALASKA JUST LISTED- This 3 BR. 2 bath, with carpeting, equipped kitchen with breakfast bar, family room, formal dining room. Unusual floor plan for lust 126700. Apartments MOPITH'LY RENTALS factory, United Solvents. 323.1101, lervic, Station attendant, from 2 to 10. BenefIts, proilt sharing. In. Sur or Apply In person to liv,- $00. One Bedroom From 4 Rooms, furnished, water paid, child 5, pa O.K. ilat Magnolia Ave. 777 21I, and supervising men, Small President (CORPORATE SEAL) Sanford, Florida 37171 Attorneys tor Petitioner PublIthAug.6, )3307716 )7.3 READ SLOWER- Don't overlook this custom 3 BR, 3 bath on large lot. Central heatair, lots o trees. 1505 W. 25th Sunland 3 SR. 1 bath, hut & air, many extras. 1*9,900. 3495371. , Adult-Family Working Foreman, mature & IntellIgent. Capable of working with Sanford . Lake Mary area- 2 OR, vice Corporation STENSTROM, DAVIS & McINTOSH Flagship Bank-Suit, fl I 'A Reduced for Quick NIi- By Owner, Days and AftecI.Ior ISLANDBeautiful country atmosphere. I OR. 2bath 3 OR, 2 bath, central heat & aIr, family room. Stable, tennis court I Florida room, plus 2 extra corn. POW avaIlable, $0,700. mercial lots. All for only 535.300. Studio. 1,23 lidroom Apis, Quiet, On. Story Kitchen hen Equipped I de 284 Mobile homes Adults -No pets ECONOMY TOYOTA Seminole County, Florida Mitth•II Shapiro, M 0.. P.A. a Florida Professional 54 , Clerk of the Circuit court Seminole County, Florida By - Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk FurnIshed 322.2214 have a desire to make will above the average income. Floaters and I OR. turn. api, lights, water turn. drunks need not apply. Past sales Adults only, ties. 322.22% attic 4 experience helpful but not wk days. essential, Apply Mr. Trornton Center, Boston Avenue, City of Altamonte Springs, County of Seminole. Slate of Florida. intsn(f5 to regist,q the said name with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of oraDefault Luiury Patio Eves,373.35* -. 4 :: .6e ;,A .! ~ CRANK CON'Si',, REALTY REALTOR$-83g.*l IdylIwlIda- 15,000 down. $375 me. 3 BR, 2 baths, fireplace, beautIful Interior with all extras. 327.170, i(i aa -3 1. 3895 t screened porch, garage, 115.500. Sanora 3 BR, 2 baths, central air & heat, 2 car garage, exceptional buy. $37,900. 621-3094. WS.3232711 after 6 - - 2110 SANFORD AVE.. neat, 2 II home, new carpets carport, 2017$. FRENCH P.M. tarc-n.&.lJ CF N, wino 5RP 3 hi ii mot $73; Snapper mowers hp. SI)), Longbed, sp, itet iIts, *,, Wlthsulky,$50 Gust Orliberg 323 Cash 322.4132 2935, NE. Corner 3rd & Holly, Fo 5 AM-FM radio r used furniture, appliances, Sanford. SEDAN 74 DART tools, etc. Soy 1 or 1051 Items. P LarTys Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. Antique Player Piano; Custom built Automatic, ideal for the family seeking Bamboo antique wood bar with PINEY WOODS BARN jy I, economy $tools & glassware; Large Furniture & Miscellaneous, Sell ' Oriental lamp; Two Pioneer for 30 pct. commission. Free Pick. N 73 MG MIDGET ROADSTER speakers. 322.1111. ups. Auction. Saturdays P.M. If Is lcoklngfort IS Hervswhat everys Sanford 3222270. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks. installation Want In t.n, All t.i..i'. t... ... .. - .,w r'i.lu ft Available. Bud Cabal. 3221033 Jumpers. Sizes 5, 10, 12. Also 4th 4 anvtlm.. ride books.3 23.3530. 30 vrs. i•l.3OO STONE ardens 7515 Parli Or ........ $70 Central Florida's oldest Toyota dealer Is Interested in 7 good men. Must be eager, neat, hone,f and engage In business under the tic. I,tiotjs name of Altamonte Eye Clinic at the Altamonte Medical paneled Florida room. Lots of room and nice neighbors, G eneva Lake Mary- clean & pPlvate, 1 bedroom furnished W. I male, no pets. 322.3930. Automobile Salesmen that the undersIgned, desiring to 35S JOHNNY WALKN REAL ESTATE Peg. R ea l Estate Broker General Contractor 322649 323*930. SLIM BUDGETS ARE 801 STEREO WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. LARGE CORNER LOT- I OR, 2 baths, paneled family room, plus Rig. Real Estate Broker - 327-115). baths. 1100 down, About $ilO a month MLS.REALTORS Idyltwlide with SCfftfled porch, TAFFER REALTY 1100 E,7Sth St. Realty fireplace, nicely treed, great for large families. $33,200. 130.000. loIs, 130.000. 321.7371. SAN M0 PARK, I.- 2. 3 b.droonj trailer apts. Adult I family perk. Weekly. 3315 Hwy 17.fl, Sanford. and filing Application. Telephon. of . Including battery, alternator, radiator, etc .P'21t,.t *W CLASSIFIED ADS ARE SLACI('i WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. guide, 3 Bedroom. Ph haIti.,tr1 i,. COTTA SEEI- This 4 BR, 2bath, Lake Mary, 3 BR, near lake, fireplace, fruit trees. 3 lOtS, 1 BEDROOMFURNISHED APARTMENT 2300 MallonvIlle - Interested personnel pleas. contact the Personnel Director or Civil Service Office, City Hall, Sanford for further Inlormellori Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk the CircUIt Court By Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk PUblish. July n, 30, Aug. 5. 13, 1975 - 11 kitchen equipped, up stairs. private entrance. IfS mo. M. see*rlty dip. 321.570). 31-Apartments ' Reg. Reel E$ta?elroker Decorator wall paper.; paper. • Doubtif carport, patio.. Metal shed. Will sell FHA. 3 BR, 2 bItt. OUT OF SIGHTI Custom 2 story, on over an acre with country club as neighbor, I BR, 21/i baths, pool, much more. $41,100. 41.41u. DUPLEX- Furnished or uc. furnished, ideal location. Reasonable rent 333.3121. full time regular employment. WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on July 71st, lC76. Seal) NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: JOHN FREDERICK MARR Residence Unknown RE HE EBY NOTIFIED thatRICHAROLEObUFOUR.JR has filed a Petition In the CIrcuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. W the ado ption of the minor child named er ,and you are required to show cause why the same should no, be granted, it any, by serving a iEQ A t Real Estate ___ 3 Room, kitchen equipped, clean. $75 mo. 3225312 alter S Of weekends. with Petition, Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Call Mrs. R. U. Hutchison, 3224051. nonm __ _______________________ ____ UNurflhstd 7 M. UNSWORTH REALTY kitchen, Range, Refrigerator, Htchi$n Oc ean front Apts., 33 $, 24-Business (ortwiities Educat ionalChild Care for as low as stand, ½ hp. motsy,3 side e*• tensions, cut-off g & ripping $73 Jig saw, I$' throat, Craftsman with motor, 133; 10" Sand saw, Craftsman with motor, 2 saw blades and stand, $30; Folding golf cart, $10; iVAlrboaf, aluminum, without motor, 573; 10 373.1* 1915 Must arm new paint, white with bfUl iftfoVii. Many new parts ZA 1710. _________ - __ Shots. $150 to $300. Terms. 33. -- - I" Table Saw, Craftsman, 7 blades, LONOW000 - Lovely corner to with large shadeo.k treeIn front Back yard stockade fencing. QuId neighborhood, Convenient N Shopping. Good cabinet spec. it - l2l'IO31or3fl.51flafle,. . ,c , TWO dock. Very lospilce ______________ Doberman AKC PuppIes, pet and show quality. Cropped ears & WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL_TRADE 311.3)SE. First St. SA NFORD, brick 3 SR. Wi CARROLL'SPURNITURE)flSlIl $2311 Up 131.3132 Ilk fenced. 119.900. 1919$. French 333-f!9l Eves. 3fl.)a; 327.4)1, 3fl.i.,. SELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACE A CLASSI FlED AD NOW, Call 3222611 or 531.9993. ------ Farm Wagons Cliff .Iordan,Rusltor 553W. 1st St. Steam Clean Your Ow',,Ca Renf Our Relnsnvac PlANO-.o Practice piano. Portable Singer sewing machine, 1*13 South Maple Ave., Sanford. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-. 71&W n Models, Call 323.5505 or 1314501 Dealer). 1972 El CaITIbIO V.5, aat$mitIc, im vw Bus, 7 passenger, AM FM, power steerIng. SiNS new tires, 900d Condition, $7,000. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD 531.7049 after 6 pin. Phenel32.1* ________________________ ..__._ _______ Ave. for under $35,551 ,siricentrai host, Rsary.rdIt I Stemper. Realtor Stenstrom Plant &CraftShop For Sale, very reasonable Phone 323.7177 ______ VW Sift, Wagon, Standard Ill) Super Beetle, 4 apew, good Condition, INS. Firm. $13 5471. for Rsnt -..ir: z wez l PflllIipaMStatlebi ltlI &Frindh Ave. Garage sates are in sesion. Tell tt -' ___________________ people about With I Classlfle4 1s7 CPie,rolef Impala, good con Ad in the Herald, 332.351J 531 uftlon. Must sell, $500. 3fl53i3. !3. - for ab ID-Autos for S111111181, shift, mechanically sound. $131. Guaranteed reconditioned auto batterIes, $12.93 exchange, REEL'S BODY SHOP, lO, Everything you need to be "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" LAKE MARY Pool Mine, Et trendy nice home and yar Chain link fence around bad Many closets. Kitchen equipped. BR, 1½ bath. $27,500. G'ayelytrac*, wi th mower rotor tiller. Excellent condition, me 1910 for aj - Walk to the stare. Lovely fenced yard with pat, 3 ON, family room 5, Pt'ge uf.in kitchIri, Kish Real Estat ___Be __________________ RETIREMENT DELIGHT REAL ESTATE Oit ptuwy uf prespacts, . .A*urtlse ur 'iduct or service in the classinw . - 3 -ModIin.ry.TosN - WILL TRADE for smaller home, I berm., central heat ac, 4 yrs. old. EVES. 322-1317 or 33241i ROSES WiSdivfl'sOorait, Center SI1CIIS93, Ave. A'l. is,mE-H. Fr in*mstfon cal SIP' may or Sect Mint, 011-011111. .. CI lii 9 MIW5. ExcliIotW cult, $20. 2013517. - NELsON'S FLORIDA Merchandise tenI courts avallabte. down and assume $32,05 mar. tgage, Colbert Realt) 3437B32 StAIR AGENCY 3323515or 323-7710 ' - with pool and Nice neigfsbfl Belt I Service Ills Rut. Wlitot'vi Auto, 311W, PleIt $t,,3fl. CORP.,R!ALTORS '' iatJ.il,uircM Transportation needed C411 322-2262 BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 2127 Holly Ave. Phone 3237510 or 3n.0140 LON)W0°Q AREA- 4 SR, I ½ bath, 5)0 ROIEDALE, 127,300. SUNLAND-. Our motivated own says still 3 8*. 1 bath, Ali ins. Maid wants days work has been filed David W Powers, M.D. and you within the complex and Dated at Sanford. Seminole rereQUired to Serve acolyof your Salary & benefits. No children or Written defenses, County. Florida, 13th 1 flY, to it on W, lfl pet$. Retired or semiretIred Publish: July 23. 30, Aug. 5. 13, 1!75 H. MORRISON, Pet ltlouwrs At. couple preferred. Call Joan Hinds DEl , torney, whoSa addreu is ill Sou th for an appoint mint at 321 0220 or . Maitland Maitland, write P.O. Box U. Sanford, FLu, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Florida, 37131, on or before August 32771. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 25th , 1976, _ FLORIDA. the Clerk of this Court either before Immediate Employment available CASE NO. 7.I44 .CA.30. service on Petitioner's Attorny qualified Personnel the IN THE MATTER OF THE Immediately therealter City of Sanford In the following ADOPTION OF a default will be entered against po$itlØfl Clerk - Typist II. 3lt hr. DAVID MATTHEW DUFOUR. a for the relIef demanded in wk.. "L32 the wage. Posit ion 9.1S ISA S4aTodmq FISH FROM YOUR OWN BOAT DOCK I 3 5*, lI,' bath, C.H I A. Fla. rtn., plus family room. maculate condition. Large lot, Large 1 bedroom trailer 532.500. . w ith Atj11&1,. '-,"'tLiI $25 Wk. 321.3651. home. 322.3231. the same items around you !J I VETERANS, THIS IS I'll $230 Is all It takes to purthas. one of these 'l'w 3 BR, 2 bath homes from $23,000. 2 OR, carpeted,afr Adults,$)Omo 3231301or373.400 Will keep elderly patients in my Mrs. I4olcomb, 3221337. ...• . ._ SEEK & FINK' ! t!i!ii ie Homes OR Mobile Home in LOIi9WOO4, 1*30 me. No pets, 21-S1fuatjon Vnted $3, weekly It you quality. 323.5121 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS or 3235433. NAME STATUTE IN THE - CIRCUIT COURT FOR IV WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: liii EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Notice ls hereby given that CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOI.E 11'Jf$tflJCtiOIlS under Signed, pursuant to the COUNTY. FLORIDA "FlcIltio Name Statut.", Chapter CASE NO.: 76'1351.CA44.0 Central Florida Christian School US-09, Florida Statutes, will register In Re: the Marriage accepting new Students for fall with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, LESTER PAUL MORROW. term. 141.1250. In and for Seminole County, Florida Husband.Resp,w, _________________ upon receipt of proof of the and Publication ot this notice, to wit: BARBARA SUE MORROW. 18-Help Wanted SAN F OR 0 Wif*-PetItIflf _____________________ P E Dl A T R I C NOTICE OF SUIT ASSOCIATES, PA. under *nlcpi , Smallest Ad with the greatest op. are engaged In businiss at 20! San TO: LESTER PAUL MORROW POflunity. Call 323-1512. P.O BOX 335 Carios Avenue, In the City of to lord, Florida, Lawrenceburg, APARTMENT Tenne, 3Si That the parties Interested in laid Responsible married Couple needed business enterprise areas lll*j, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an to rent & maintain new apartment yarn Parker. Mn action for 0IIsOlutk. i-. M,pI ,,.,.,.,i v.. li runt Judgment will be entered against THE 34 _________ yr. DISARY - Beavtlfgl 1 we lots from $4,. Only $50 down with low Payments. 617•1I)1,. SACKEYT INVESTMENT now, 111111 322-13194. REDUCID$2,*I Best buy In W". Immaculate 3 SR. Only 4 yrt old. central air, at. ICM4 garage, Custom diapes, plush carpet, welt to schools. Allow liii, & kvvlci.- We Sell the Fry ' is Akio %T%nv tiiiiiiit .- Misicycie kuwait.-- _.. Sanfo'd- 3 b*ra.m, 2 bItt, din, dining & living room. Fenced, Realtor SEEIN' IS BELIVIN'....2 5*, 1 bath, home with central haf.alr, car. Poling, fenced yard, saeln.d Porch ly$15.550.CalI for a Sanford- Large s room louse newly remodeled, fireplace. 1140 M (or Unfurn, $130) 3733744 Expanding sales business needs working partners. No investment Christian Day School has opening for 4 and $ 0145 for fail semester. Tuition. $25 me, Call Lutheran Church of R edeemer. 322.3352 or Mrs. Martin, 322.&M or Lei1Hii]c., You granting said adoption WITNESS my hand and official '(R) 24 Multiple Usting Service or UtWurn. $121 323.595) " 83 t?l5. and herein fail S HCO.ISIEROE. 24 Nsu.€c Fum Protection. $3SS0 for all or pick your parcelBe permake oiter, $74 13% CallBart '" STORING IT MAKES WASTE I_________ 6-child Care ortwrwlse EVEMNGATPOPS(R) Sanford tgege of 11111111,01111. 11111111,01111.App'a lied 111* Owner 3511451 .: 301 E. 33rd St.- DOQW cortwç I fruit trees, 3 II 1½ bitl Hal ____________ • jj hot-ne? Ionic needed but useful items with a want a . Call 332.20*1 or IBRhOuslnSanford friends of Problem Lw* in liovaikispir, to car, for serni.invaild man. Like Mary. or CD MASTERPIECE flEA. -s Casulberry, real nice, 3 BR, 1½ bath, central host, air, watl.waII carpeting. Large W. 133,900. SIl ;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;~ .................I . Yellow CalL 201 S. Pak A". For further information call 423.4317 or write Sanford Al AnOn Family Group lox 333. Sanford. Fla. 33771. loon in 0sM,,, of ft iee. (I) uov bWS$M 01 Tripoli.1. John Payne. or receive (4) CI) GHOST MUMTERS GAOLFERS (I) COO BAILCOIP_E 2.4 MISTER ROGERS' PE0RHOOO For families against you LAND OF 'TiE CL (I) HOLS (A) fMOVIE. -To The Shores TAXI DRIVERS . - RIVALS OF SHERLOCK noy in corns. - a shock to lii nes a MOVIE I4 to ,.00 Abbott and CIstoIi. iia pdoe ddci and I NeiI,, Speft 0 on ,. ppy p.. () id s Lou we r_ir Pes* .wt IT IOUrWV4 ili be FOUR big jnp photodisrs flcIm dwith a CD • of ,oni (4) THE FLINTSTCNES Coia*y " V" NViof gang Of hçi Ii INs comedy. El REVIEW CI) PEBBLES AND SAMM D CI) ocpqy AND 200 BA (2) ba,. En, Sw be BASEBALL- Tasy a Move -a., pw,., CD THE accic COi.ato be w_iI Ij*tW j todi King of Obne. An imo. PANY(A) (4) MOVIE: "Al War WIth The (I) HOW Ir isocy : • - ra • 24 ONii Aid conic N 1960. Ccimdy. 530 L a 1845. Min iumnto. a worrai (I) MOVE ois.variety of disguise,. His CL JOSE AND THE : ..- ..-.. -. , ., .•._ VA _,% WYN"LMY -. . . I-I.Dubbed (I) -. ,, C!) CONSUMER 5.30 (II) RCADRI.R p.ijjjp KIT (A) CD -:(A) CBS LATE MOV'1E: '8 p BARBARA:- Aft or is," uati CI) i ' - JERRY AND j Pm'TEA CR) IS a nilad I.*i, tony Lesto. i 1W GPAPE APE SHOW cois m work IS a n 230 (B&W,R) Cosudy ac too 1' C.!) ANTIOLES Ci) i?esl on a THE SECRET LIFE ______ (I) CHAMPIONSHIP OF WALDO (flJy WRESTUNG . GAMES: DMu vs Ss 24i UPSTAIRS DOWNSTAIRS (A) CD UERTEP-1JI5 • MOVIE: "The Black Sleep.Bs.I pagece Belia 24 THIS ELECTRIC cm& s.. . --- -• '.i I 1130 ____ IEVIEW .I 11:15 óitns ill Vaf4yi $22,300. $7,000 ds.n. $170 'no, Owner, 323-1309. 1120 or $3040i. Soles Curt, experienced In ladles, ready-to-wear. Apply in person Only to Roily's. III I. lit II., ?downtown Sanford, No phone AR! YOd TROUBLED— Ciii Toll calls. Free. i4430fl for "We Care,* "Hatllne," ,tps or i.ons. AVON FACED WITH AbRINKING HAVE A VERY MERhY CHRIST. PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous MAS - arid fliS 1flCMY to PlY f Can Help It. Staff r,* - ailing bnevtifw Call 473.451? Products. Make bISUIIfUI money. Writs P.O. box 1313 Call l44301 for lnforma$l. u 13L_ Nurs 's&jjN Aides. Aid. es: companion. Needed Immidteity IS ALCOHOL A PROBL iN YOUR FAMILY? CL f. STUNQ 130 - OU91i to B. to bsir vokod in x sma. n*.. of folors in aiur money srota ne ci Baz. (A) SECOND MOVIE: loss t.to. 'p . CT oo ' a (A) quiet. 5 room house, Partly furnished, Corner 11th & Elm. $125 mo, 531. ModernizIng Sing 10:00 (fl) Lake Mary, 3 BR, 3 T5. old, shady, WW assume mar. Alsuma* $99,151 mortgage, sisi me. Pays all a, $fl,i 175.55*. LARRY SA XON INC,, R EALTOR - 2BR,alr 2 car garage Sl11n after Sp.'n, 3T111S1115 o3Lkc.LEvereinCemetery. lots. $125 le, $300 for the 30 V. McDonald. SM lEb St. Wed. Bradenton, Fli., 33501. (4) CI) DIAHAMI CAR. ROLL SHOW: Premiere. lily B, t1 Jr. 10:30 24 ISA 11:00 (2) (4) (1) CI) i€ 24 MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIFUS % MOVIE: "Lilian 8IT. - dip. 323-0141. WHIIP Ynd __________________ __________________ BACK (I) ABC DOUBLE FEATIJE C!) AT THE (2) VEGETABLE CI) HARL. OLCBETROT. TONIGHT (2) LIL) MARY HARTUw MARY Keori .- 7 10:31) OUSHOW • j, Mi LIVING p : • STEVE M.LØ4 LA" vis Adants. 531-3253. -, - .,- , equity 7 an, I bath, $1S.. 4 5*, 2 bath, centrat heat At i We Lake Mary am. 114,310 531. FRICKE & FlICK ASSOCIATES INC., REALTORS, 3235. hNN (4) CI) THE JEFFERSONS: lB 1733, 3 II, aIr conditioned, fenced Yard. In Sunland. $175 'no. plus Security - - - 43-[e OvI_ •i1w, C01nt?y tume. caNton, DeLand $evthrld,e 9015 ccurw built, Ito WIi, I Si,) tufts, ares. 2½,Soel acre'. Frontag,on 0Pki, 3351 5!' 11.3 mu, lid, hides, p pave. City water, lire REALTORS. on 'ntICUOu5lt W31ms I'. land5cag wIth loads of Privacy. Central lot MULTIPLE LI$TI$Q SINVIC • ali' & heat. Garage. Assume low MICE COUNTNYMmeon3acres in iNicsstnitg,or Pe01L 1 ON, Ibeth. $1lO. Seller all now loan cost for VA or PHA financing, COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-, Only $23,Opp, Call Phyllis Capponi, SI bath, canral heat & ale, $11.51p. 1 Realtor.M., After Hi's, ys 333.7532 Evfl3fl.i317or3213 Noon The Day Befole Publication Sunday - Noon Friday Hom young son alid Orb. ' a W"ay n (2) FOOTBALL- T" Bactil _________ SR Mine. utifurnlshed. $120 me. HAL COBLERT REALTY DEADLINES (I) (4) NEV#V.RT SH ibi FSWyS IldeJWfl OF 1W WILD •TIE0000ES eon ol Tripoll,' John Payn., h-l 'm Os. 194Z Rich loins g Ono base Ord - (I) ties. (A) •700 CLUB HOLLYWOOD SQUARES NO an Saa _ ____ (4) ACROSS 1E FENCE (I) &RIV.IER SSTER -U lOS A.M. -5:30 P.M. MONDAY ffirv FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noon -a carport Sale? t t in of The, Herald, 41Uiis - 2903%, SanfOrd Ave. OWNER CRYING 5* mobile home, furnished, SilO M& tttru 23 tImes .....31c a Nn 2tInhes.............l4ca line ($3.NMINIMUMCHARGE) 3Lkws Minimum v30 BOB (2) LAST (I) (4) SOIL TRAIN (I) CHILDRE.4S -A CM boy, fdoNryi.d sk : a RATES HOURS Heart." Noel Coward, '' Ii* Metv$ed puWaEU 1* ° friend, with l'iSIitL ANIMATION FESTIVAL •JACK VAN WE BICENTEPWL SPECIAL GARNER TED AJTRONG a THE ADVENTURERS to ptIJI I,sciIjINraM, liPlirt FL - 41-Heu, bright, fenced yard, $130 1471307 •MOVIE "The 4U4I4J • INTERNATIONAL I CLASSIFIED DEPT. ______ - lit li and S5 115,3 MR, Clean $ 831-9993 _ SHOW BVSTN . . (I) : (I) DALY DEVOTIONAL () PEOPLE AIM PQ.. %b s• ci MAW MOORE SHOW: Guilt pimjss y n a lwd. SomIpflSeNlTbw. wvm.dudi...o"w (2) R.ORI WATCHING (4) AGAONBKYAE) CO. (1) NEE HAW (1) LAWRENCE WELK (2) 00 USA (4) (1) FAT ALBERT AND 1W COSSY .I (I) AMERICAN MornIng P tir'a lilDo (I) FI1CS Orlando-Winter Park 322260 if)) d.(R) • P, Goft Sb, Aftw ._. c • RICN4 V.815(R) __ •AIL j 000. P* Fmax Saw wWk of FM* Cs. hoss CELEBRITY tPurN(E$ (4) BOSSY VINTON SHOW in ___ flE MDVIE& A (i) - swt 10:00 •_ a M .- go 1W tNq CLASSIFIED ADS DATE GD 3D Cos NEm (111) SPACE: im ____hO 0IZU ldl_ ___ T ooqo jj • NEWIS STAR 1C I. I mei. Lk sp vftw pow HEE KW. Gina to to CL at - ci) 2 NBC (R •W€Tt18HOW Mom- -ft J.D. Soulim. nusd ,; (I) UBAPECP.EA1OP(1. (2) tomi. 1W TRUTH :: __ . MEl TEl TIN 755 l2O __1 - Seminole (I)a THEAMM (I) CLVMLEYOFT)E ovio&s •YWLR CD THE LIFE OF • THE LOU.E .. ••••. M Z .c i CL (i)6tcv ;. • oMIv.1E C!) FLORIDAORT CE ABC NIEWS ' MDR __n von (I) MOVIE: 'Th. Big mi' • FWiaP I t TiYj lm. Ol,is mu C!) iTh ABC &iøvE " L bJvL lilt cesium stai, his pry iwout coo ON Teas. 91Sf Thi (R) -- At$srnssn twa __ __ HIGHLIGHTS �I,1 J Chic Y"" VIOULD LIKE 10 1*XE ixcusi 1YbULD I T&I 'YOU TO LUWA?! MP, SIR - - ____ R WR _ 1ii VI4U W..YT 'i)fL.t. a a - Or BEETLE BAILEY cgtiiJ1p FINE "EPT FOR Mort Walker . ' aitIIii tJ I I Iaa fl £ 1 Al 1 tI'JKU I '1 i DOWN TE ____ J / —— 8-4 I SEE THE CL41RVOYAWW Rs! CONVENTOV Is IN TOWN CLARE W71400 li/V L-1r ?"bo1,'r V j C WN I •, 1 ,' i'r. I. ,-PiI'\ wrici'.z Ia ir'sii'.i GVNG I'WT s -A 10 PERCENT RA .C. THEY ,-'WVV NEVER . vISE! I KEEP MV .' ________ PRISCILLA'S POP • iv: •: :: -•' by Al Vermeer __ c i THINK GIRLS DRESS r CONT HAVE • TODAY JUST TO TO WORRY TURN MEN'S HEADS.' ABOUT 'YOUR FATHER! • - ' - ,( HE S STILL WORKING ON PHIL SPITALNI AND 1-115 } ALL- GIRL ORCHESTRA! ) '— - --_-'-_____ ) I 1\ N - ____ -- CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis — UH, SETO B&E. YOUR HANDSHAKE DOESN'r1 NEED TO BE THAT j , - - * _____ • _____ • a NORTH 6 Q 1084 VAQ3 •74 KJ7 . WEST abdominal muscles. This cTease the intensity of the Means voluntary contractions, response they have. the leg lift up, and sit-ups. Male hormones are available Walking won't use your a and used. The dif fere nce is in domlnai muscles much, so you their need. Most m continue need these exercises. Sit-u ps to have adequate amounts of are pr imarily for the upper malehormonewell past6oand abdomen and will not help sometlmespast)yearso(age. much for that lower pot that ThereIsa gradualdedllnelne people develop. amount. The lack of male To ve you more information hormone Is saidom the cause of on what to do about that big impote nce. ummy I am sending you The In women U decrease In Health Ietter number 3.7, Girth female hormones may be Control Avoiding The Big abrupt, at the time of Middle Others who want this menopause, a nd in some of -- . - ____________________________ • • "Kd . ' f -- female hormonesisbeneficlal, DEAR DR. LAMB — I would 'y Bob ° • : I '' • .' ? ! TUMBLEWEEDS HT,SNOOKIP-1 PEAR! OHI Y-PAPIP YOL)E S1IJPY R HIST -,SON r17 PEN ME n POIICfl WHAT AB WFDJ& • 13 - r \ $H w - I '#'-... TsoA40 DOONESBURY by T. K. Ryan 110fr14 A COOLER RIN& For Morse: •' Why would . 0fl 7. 1 :', : ,'' ..:, ,. :' . vv'iis•i vvis, ..1 — L ',, -Z ••' ' ' ' when they are • .- . .. .( •...i already suPerlor . '?' / of coffee is in no way / I\ • . - A -• . •.,, " . -'. ,• w . The Reagan Lorces, hiwever, edrafterazivapprovi'd a In 1968 Mar Ann Morse decided that her life's k's' 'was ''•: succeeded In wltlng what they plank calling for lifting of price ambition a en attend , d participate . an par Iclpd e in a considered toer language controls oil and newly dL Republican Party convention. into several planks on defense covered natm-al gas and oppo.Her dream has come true, and foreign affairs, (ng breakup of major oil cornShe Is leaving by plane today with other members of John Sears, Reagan cam- panics. Florida's GOP delegation on a chartered flight to Kansas Qty. She will be participitting this wftk as an altawte W represenUngthestate'scongrons1j fifth CL Although a supporter of former California Gov. Ronald Reagan, she Is pledged for the first two ballots to President Ford. "I won't break that pledge," she said. . -" ) • . . . ,, ., Carter ", . . , . - -- • a •— S . - I Currently, Mrs. Mor3e of mittee in Charleston Saturality gre33i01W committees that the 'The law does not provide for Winter Woods off 436 near Lake night, en speak to the ate's th st FBI no Howell Road, Is co-chairman of Jefferson4ackson a bstentions, she said. . - .. •' • dC • - . ' . \ 1.A.. • - I .., • ' ' I - - - . . . . . '• .. - j Her election as an alternate delegate one of three . '. •. ' - ' . / •. n Mary Ann explained that district," she said. under Florida law, she must She began her active Involve- For Vote Funds vote for Ford, winner of the ment in the local Republican PLAINS, Ga. (AP) — Jimm staff memo 10 a March presidential preferential Party three years ago, serving rter. Carter also said he agreed primary in the fifth district as an officer and then president Carter is putting aside the low (although Reagan won of the Seminole county Young profile he has been keeping in with Mondale that FBI Director Seminole overwhehnln&y), on Republlcans,(YRs) later asa his home town for a trip to West Clarence Kelley has failed to the f two ballots or until she member of the Seminole County Virghatorlsefundsforother pin contro1of the bureau's op. erations. is released from that obligation Republican Executive Com- Democratic candidates. or until Ford receives less Lim mittee and in the state YR Carter was scheduled to at' He Said this is demonstrated tend a fund raiser for the West 35 per cent of the convention organization. by Kellty'll Statement an More Virginia state Democratic com. thart one occasion bdore con. vote. -- ,.r . Dream ". - / , II : ." :" .e • 1" i t • / ' — • '1 II ____ , • t/; • ' the Flo rida YRs and vice chairman of the local GOP. longer used in Day dinner. gl as invetdae es tec The mocraUc presidential nique has bee n letting uie politicalworldcometotilsn thjs week,rece vingp1edgesof sup' port from California Gov. Edmund G. Brown, Jr., and apo1 Zing for a staff memo that nominee representa tives from Seminole A nd, being a didn't County- lnadlstrictcaucustn hurt either. late spring was only byadroke Over the past three years, of luck. Ma ry Ann has even from a She and Jack Carpenter of minimum of live hours to 30 River each received 10 hours weekly to party work Listed CIA Director George Around The Clock .......... votes of the 20 cast at depending on the time of Bush among Republicans who Bridge 0 ay .. / . , - ____ a /1 ., . Th I - - j1 LY • I I . /Q'•..• . J -j - K 'I - / • U'a ., -, If l.' I' t - ' 1 - • . ." __ • - ••l 7 I "let's stand near the - Come And Get It a$$ Await s d'oeuvres... I missed supper " • .. ..•.•••• caucus. Both names were year. She has participated in all allegecfly got their jobs ordy out Comics . ...................I-C placed in a hat, hers was types of political Crossword activity - of po litical consideration dra Ca er rt to re rt from precinct walks, to voter ld po ers Friday Edi to rial Carpenter also was selected ballot. registration drives to the he has the highest professional Dear Abby ...............I.0 as an alternate onaister statewide YR poU -ar stuffed regard for Bush, who has bee Horoscope ................. How did she even receive 10 and addressed envelopes, conduct ing int elligence f. Sports ....................1a votes among those par. "In po litics men realize in gs for Carter and Sen. Waker TeIe%aIon ................ D ticipating in the caucus f rom women are the backbone of the F. Mondale, Minn., his r Women .... ..........14C the populous and rambling political parties, she said ning mate eight-county fifth district? 'While men prefer to stay in th He da member of his staff ATllFR e "From be ing active, working committed a "serious mista ke" har d and knowing people in the (See DELEGATE' S, P. 2A U' tur ning over a copy of the 5dsy's high 9 Sunday's low 72. Partly cloudy through Sunday with a cbawe of than, .• I ,' $ oTheac. schools and Instead kWq cepted plank, while Insisting on the states wm over the federal preservation of U.S. rights, re- excise tax on tobacco. Icited the aty provision t Members who hold dective the Usited States acqulred J oce dm Republican off riadiction as "If It were the soy- candldatea, even the candidate She ereign." The distinction was for greslènt, could not run on considered Important In the such a platform. Smite Reelght'year negotiations with publicist Leader Hugh Scott Sovereignty-consciouspana said ftado*Iam1m1ghtInspire On over the future of the in the slogan "buy the weed so the Similarly, Ford members kids can read." The committee were able to hold the copurdttee dropped all mention of tobacco to provisions on diplomacy In and simply called for a study of Mi4 toward the '-' ways In which the federal True Chlnas that avoided any tin- goverment might withdraw piled criticism of Ford and from school financing and By DONNA ESTES Secretary of State Henry A. substitute other sources of rev- , ' I fl a P1 and party dress for Kansas City . I By AUDEE MIJRPHY Herald Staff Writer FTU Students dershowers during the af. and evening hom. Highs near ", laws in the low don't decide to go to college - thie money Is them. TOt Variable wInds 10 m. For more affluent students "Florida student assistance burgeoning financial aid apAnd, Uke iamost everyt especially a junior college Armstrong said hl office (whose famllythcomes are gj it'nil Rain probability 63 per cent. grant programs are reasing, plications may be the spiraling else, the costS of higher until the last minute," he said. expects te process $100,Wo in below $15,000), the Florida and in general, the Students are costs of registration fees. Sunday's Daytona Beach More federal funds are being edwation ill be climtAng in According to Armstrong, federally Insured student lum Insured Loan Program also is doing quite well academically. tidell: high 12:16 LJOIL, low 5:45 channeled into financial aid somestudentawaituntiliulyor d uring SCC, for instance, hiked its the future- Beginning In the fall a. 0L, l: 11 pm. port Canaveral: upcoming year. gaming in popularity. Reed estimates programs this year, but August to ask for financial aid is year, thcae sam e courses high ii Funding for the basic a., low 5:41 a.m., Reed said the two other most veterans, wx-balf of the entire regist ration fees per credit hour of th students who plan to apply for for the academic year beg from sil to $14 beginning in in. Educational Opportunity Gran t common forms of financial aid student population at FTU lows or grants Should do so ning in the fall. ve1y, according to an orethe res Program. on the national level, are scholarships and the work. receive some kind of finaneW september, l early. FIU spokesman. "They end up not receiving sup$0mllon over last year, study program. increase a student could timc That is the word from any money until September or Armstrong said. At SCC, 7be National Direct Student Armstrong estimates course load of 16 or 18 hoursTior f inancial aid advisors at October, so they have to come The Wdget-minded student Brent Reed, assistant Lean Program, on the o ther that 20 per cent of the st udent $128.50. the same price as (uie Florida Technological with plenty of time to finish mtin full-time up with the money somewhere director for financial aid at hand. is being used less body receive!l financial 12 High school football University(FTU)and Seminole else," Armstrong said. school might want to hours). FTU. said "things are getting frequently as federal dollar3 assistance through his office. &ttaW ueAvts Its way uplield this Community College (SCC). classes only during the sun,," "If the student comes in at better" for flnancially strapped are reduced to a trickle. That In the 1975-70 school year, cOmIg w"IL ill Sendnole At FTU, lower level courses mer: - bY Ga" Trudeau IN NW 15 CXL AIUJ5W i ... t KANSAS QTY, Mo. (AP)— pilge manner, told reporters Republicans gathering Monday "We continue to be very atis. tonomlnateapresldentlaj can- fled" with the content ci the • __ nofT ther to ki whokep he dose touch dent Ford's orRonaMReagan'g withtheeeaouids apecificatlona side Is satisfied with the r document and planned no mainly defensive battles fights. Friday as the Platform Com. However, some Reagan mittm finished its draft after loyalists and other cocfive days and nights of work. an-vatIvu were OMWag ap. IU convention has the find SAY peals to 11110 full convention and on the party statementall committee members were briefed on the ruies for such be carried totbefloor, procedure. Fond .ommfttee members The committee reversed turned back a drive to rewrite Itself on a previous decision and the plank on the Panama Canal drastically toned down a plank In tam reflecting Ragan's in. that originally caW for cow — a Checkin g party rules... , Fi 19 :c a 1' Set 7, a es (J 11-I • j PA icci 1 I . C beln terested to knowlfccifeeis a di uretic. It seems coffee, especially In the morning,has this effect when or fluids, even in large amounts, do not DEAR READER — Yea, It Is a mild diuretic and has a direct action • st,". I • •' action on the kidneys. Caffeine, the drug in coffee that stimulates the brain, is responsible for the action. This HW WAS COTINEN1AL CON6S? Ann diarnor North was right. South could rise with the am of hearts and be sure of four spades and four clubs, hot he &do't bother to think. He played dummy's queen of hearts at trick one East took his king &W shifted to a UIiWIII. JII!u a queen lost West's king and West returned theelghtspottoSouth'sjack, Later on, when East got In with the ace of spades be led his last diamond and West got two more diamond tricks. -J t 0-13 FRANK AND £RNET GOP Ma ry DGE EAST information can send a long. these ca the judicious use of 49' a I N AT Florida 32771— Price 20 Cents . wltn men :K:4 DEAR DR. LAMB — I'm W"7'1 Dr. £852 V A K II writing toyou because I want to 4842 4953 knowhowtogetrldofmybjg SOLYTH(D) Lamb tummy. I'm overweight. I have 4 K' Inst 13 pounds but I still have a 102 big stomach. What can I do? I have a hig backend too. What Noith-South vulnerable can I both' DEAR READER - You stamped, self-addressed enWest North East Seutb probably need to lose more velope with 50 cents for It. Just weight. There is no such thing send your letter to me In Pass IN.?. of er wants to Pan 3 N.T. Pan Pan as spot reducing despite the this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, know It It is proper bidding to PAU make a jump In a short suit. extravagant claims you may Radio City Station, New York, Opening lead — 19 The answer is yes with the have seen advertised. When YOU NY 10019. following common sense have too much fat In middle DEAR DR. LAMB — I read restrictions. First, be sure or on your seat you need to go that heart and high blood 'What terrible luck," you have enough strength to % on a general weight reduction pressure medicine makes a groaned South. had to go back to partner's suit at program If you want to lose It man Impotent. Is this true? hold the king of hearts and ace any level he takes to. from these locations. Also do they have medicine to ofspades and besmartenough cond,be sure your rt suit Is Exercise with your diet will build a man s sex life? Why to ead back a diamond at lower In rank Lim the one you helpycmtolnsethecalorlesand havehormonesforwomenand ick two." plan to play in. "I don't know"saldNorth at the same limemaintain your why not for men? ,,1 (Do you have a question hurts lead muscle mass. Walking Is a good DEAR READER - SOflW marked Fast with the king. for the experts? Write "Ask daily exercise to promote this. high blood pressure and heart There was no good reason for the Jacobys" care of this In addition to losing excess medicines do Interfere with the you to finesse. Furthermore, newspaper. The Jacobys will pounds of fat you may need to nerve mechanism and can it you had Just asked yourself answer individual questions firm u our muscles. For our cause Impotence. Others do no& how you could be sure of nine if stamped, self-addressed seat muscles, the old fashioned one medicine used in tricks you would have risen envelopes are enclosed, The with the ace of hearts and most interesting questions bumps and grinds from the high blood pressure de lays gone about the business of set- will be used in this column burkw show are as good as orgasm and is used by son* Uftg UP spades before arlyone and will receive Copies 01 any. You want to do exercises men in other societies to could attack that contract your seat prolong the sex act. Some, muscles. young . For the stomach you will need amyl nitrate (a medicine used SIDE GLANCES by to do exercises that work your to relieve heart pain) to in. \\ [ %AII 9 By Lawrence E. Lamb, MD. by Stoffel & He.mdah$ (• I W -.. J_.-p - '•. /— BUGS BUNNY 60 Li Sanford, By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY — ___ --_- — .LV rwI,iw wr'JTIN YES SEECH FER 1)4 COMPANY PICNIC! (coo.' 58 Exercises Help '1'\ W1[:f I •• I _____ — _____ 57 RE (j • 55 50 ———— by Bob Montana 1rTSYSHEREThATThEY raITwAs,c,sJD I F V5RE SUPPOSED To MEET i( BECAUSE OF UNFOI wd I THEIR fis 'I I 52 v—Sunday, August 13, 1976 go gathered. ow A l — 'IwnA Sept. ) Condi Larger-than usual accomwill be much to your liking today, poirticulmly if plishments an possible for you 50 51 you're going to be doing this cominil year. Let your solmething where friends are ambitionsrunrampattiL Dam toA Involved. be bold and enterpising. 45 ARCHIE 6th Year. No. TAURUS ( April IGMay ) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. activity that , you Into their 21) Persona was contktence today where they requires orgaiditlicit should he wouWn-t others. You may be left in your capable hands told Something A&antSgeoul. today. Y&01 nab it Un out ) fun. GENl (May 2l4une CAPRICORN Today holds a special type of 3. promise for you. Therea a 19) A COt* on likelihood you may get recently caud you concern somatM you've been hoping Will be rectified today In a —— — — — — — — — icr. manner you'd least expect, and p 4 5 6 7 5 9 10 CANCER (Jura 2l-Julyfl) oe,ona'suUufact1on. —— i————— Aim Mghthday.EvenU you fall AQUARIUS (JaIL 2Feb.19) i I" ' short you'll be ahead of where Do something fun *ad different it iT ----— you started, especially In loday, peoplebutdontgettoomany career or financial matters. lmlvw.The smaller LEO (July 23-Aug. Z ft the happla On company 21 22119 = = — ape PISM (Feb. &March 20) people today whom you feel you Can lam from. valuable Ideas Your financial IwPcts a r 26 - W peer tiulte ancotrag1i todaY.& will he exchanged. —— —— J1J4) (Aug. $epI. ) You should be able 10 add 10 — _____________ — — — 31 I Thlslsagooddayforyoutoget your reiottcei through YOUF in touch with anyone who es cleverness. 36 37 YOU something from the puL ___ ________________ Ufll ( &4JH WI36R I ARM (Much 21-APM 19) KORPIO (Oct *Nov. 22) You're very popular with others you can ezed at anything you today. This Will bMW SP- let Your IlightS On today that to i117 work parent to YOU OflCS YOU make U' PCPS your entrance where a group is for. 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Seedless Gr ape s '14' M For Pre si ay 3-Sb. iv,.) Jg st.0 Hsns 92" Armour Star, Nump and Julcy Not ................. Swift Ftemium Asserted Sausage Dogs aris~ IN Iiii'i Ix You'll find all kinds paabIe delectable treats to make' gettingtwo ere half the fun. 37 2. Tab, Sprite. Mr. Pub Or S-st Ø$ S .... 0 ... D.. ut&I tTflaoa c-n I'.. R7 ,IItI,II,IIIIOIIII,OI,ItIlIIltlOtI ,, enas. ems Oscar Mayor ___ iuoBecsnLsttuc.andT.matsSendwld,) t'4' Snuok.d$asss.g..... '14' Brown PP.iôIix SIb. bag '.-weWeZL.. . Adam Hal, 5proy (teWid..Awrs$S. I,,$) Flavorful Sliced Libation Bologna or EXTRA wm~,reedtamps J4 Wft f. w1ngIandLoaf.,,"79' Delightfulv Different, Fresh.Made lIal Salad.............. Tame Creme Lns. Regular, Lemon 59' Always A Fami,orft., Pork or Beef , Bar.1.Q Sandwich.... I ' 2. Great with Thu. Italian Dishes, F,e,h.Ia&.d Italian Br.ad.............. 99' 1 L I 4. g EXTRA . Swift's Premium Pr,T.n Small End ea Key Club St k ................... . . Swift's Premium Pro-Ton S..f Chuck had. Steak ............ . Swift's Premium Prey.,, Beef Chuck Elm" Roast ............ • Swift's k . $I " ,/. PIsutwIe0si PutiSs... ii $1 W Al Ta.,.. Products 99' I l 79' I I. Roast...... . 691 79 "Selected Baby Beef " acco Steak.................... slag presidential - - ___ ____ _____ candidacy. ____ York GOP chairman, did so with a less-than-subtle suggestion that Buckley might RONALD REAGAN ................... 'B Comics ....................3-B Crossword .................3-B -< : ( - Edit ....................4-A DearAbby .................l.B Dr.Lamb ..................3-B Horoscope ................. 3-B uospital ...................3-A . Television .................4-B Women...................14-B WEATHER - I - • Wednesday's high 92, today's 7l. Ra all: 04 inch. Partly cloudy through Friday with a chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers. hUgh, In the low to mid s, lows in the low - GERALD FORD Details and tides oa Page t-A. School Board OKs Selection S I IIlIIP SEA 's • . -.. Insurance Choice Backed By KRIS NASH '' -. •J : !1 - C1111 ". - ' RECIPE S - — I THIS WEEKS FEATURE 49' -_ II • - '.., _" • SET NO. 1O 9 SAVE UP TO 12c F&PCuI or French Style Fryer Drumsticks........ . 99' Fryer Thighs .. . ........... .... 1 99 THE OLD 5010)1 Green Beans......,,. 4 '1 ..i . . mlh 49 Fruit CocktaiI....,,..,, p's. SAVE 26c Peter Pan Smooth or Crunchy SAVE 104C Serve with French Fries, Haiti T%F1111114541 SAVE 20c (20c Off Label) Liquid Detergent -- %0 Palmolive ............... ... t 1° SAVE lLc Electric DlshwoshorDetergent Cascade ..,..,,,,,,.,,.,.,,... 00 99 15.a, - i Grape JeHy.,,......,.... where . THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, AUGUST 12 IHRU WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, L $ 1" ' aT .1 & ft OFFMCKYAVALABLE IN YHE FOU'OWINO COUNUE$: Orana., 59$ BrOWN 5 C . flation. The Labor Department saul ,• . • the July figures mean wholeS B sale prices are rising at an annual rate of 3.6 per cent, after •'j . . adjustment for seasonil vanations. The July increase was in . - line with increases olfourtenths • . '".; .1 .-t of a per cent in June and thre,tenths of a per cent in May. :e5" The increase left wholesale it-us 4.9 per cent ahead of where they were in July 1975, marking the first time in five Florida Extrusion Inc., is one of the new industries brought to Sanford by the Industrial 25' Coin- months that the year-to-year mlttee of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and ground was broken for the 11.2 million change has been under 5 per aluminum processing plant this morning. Helping out with the ceremonies are (from left): Janice Springfield of the Flagship Rank Downtown, Florida Extrusion General Manager Harold y, The moderation cwnes Secretary.Treuurer David Wall, County Comnifqlou Chairman Mike Hattaway, Cliff McKlbbln of amidst signals that the spurt in the Sanford-Seminole Development Corp. and Canlord Mayor Lee Moore. The new firm expects to economic activity early in the employ about 75 people In Its first phase of operation and hopes to move into the new building within recovery is settling down. 90 days. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Retail sales, for example, - .• ') D .) uei ...eiui , •.... a WL ' '' , ' ". ' , ' GROUNDBREAKING FO R NEW BUSINESS Publix THIS AD GOOD AT THESE SUNDAY.... LOCATIONS ONLY Prc CI;mL UI ..IIIlILJ ' shopping Is a pleasure 1976..... CLOSED )r, . . W916 up.... SAVE 20 Groat on Toast or Muffins, Kroft'. WkIr1l WV WASHINGTON (AP) Low- recently have begun drifting per cent increase over a year counterbalanced by lower in. erfood prices held the climb, in after providing most of the push ago. Retail sales started out the Ilation. Consumer prices were wholesale prices to a moderate for the recovery. Sales growth year up 12 per cent. up 6.8 per cent for the year three-tenths ofa per cent dur- dipped in two of the last three But the slower growth n the ending in January but were p ing July, the government said months, falling in July to a 7.7 dollar value of sales has been 5.9 per cent in June. today, but there was a signal of possible trouble ahead with in. '4 2' Peanut Butter...,.. 39 v-- - 89 hnson's Absorbent Daytime iapers.... # . . 6 .t.... I je SAVE I Halved or Sliced YsBew.Cting ) ,1 Fork X"Gans.......... SAVE 30c (1St Off Lab 17••' ': $1 SAVE 1 Oc Flavor with Brown & Baco n Camp's Fryer Wings .................. .59 Fry., Backs & Necks.. 19' P • (2 I 1~ characterized the feelings Donald Coleman. Layer's recommendation as expressed by almost every First Equity submitted a later amended to include a board member during a lengthy medical insurance proposal of provision that final approval be Acting unanimously, but with discussion which preceded the SM-27 per month for individuals held up until the S o obvious reluctance, the vote, and 175.73 per month for family school employes' unions give Seminole County School Board The locus of the debate was coverage. Blue Cross-Blue the board written requests voted Wednesday night to whether to take a chance on Shield turned in a bid setting naming First Equity as th e tentatively accept the lower- First Equity a little-known monthly premium levels at carrier of their choice. priced of two life and health subsidiary of Old Security 136.67 for individual protection Blue Cross-Blue Shield insurance packages to cover Insurance Co. of Kansas — due and $115 for family policies. provided last year's medical county school personnel for the to their lower rate proposals, or The panel approved a and life insurance coverage for 1976-77 academic year. to opt for the security and recommendation by School Seminole school personnel. "I don't like it," blurted Vice. higher premiums - of a firm Supt. William P. (Bud) Layer, Many members of the SEA, the cchairman h a i rman P Pat wider r.niithtinn g'..... at Telson im. enliwini '-•r--'' S'--uuny 0U5 Drivers mediately after the voice vote Florida Blue Cross-Blue Shield, committee, that it withhold Association, the Seminole was taken, "but I did it because The two companies were the final approval of the First Educational and Clerical the SEA (Seminole Education only ones which offered health Equity proposal untii copies of Association, and the Non. Association) and the others said care proposals In response to the policy have been received Irutru'tjonal Personnel of they wanted it." bid requests distributed by and reviewed by the cornMrs. Telson's remark County Purchasing Agent mittee. See "TEACHERS," Page 3-A Herald Stall Writer PUBUXEj Yogurt Cutup Fryers ................ ..59' Fryer Breasts , Ribs 1" SAVE 6MIxlnG.1atm,F& ____ ASSORTED FLAVORS .15AIRI-FRESH 'I" Swift's Pr.mum Tende'.Growrt, U.S.D.A. Grad. A, Gov't-Insp.ct.d, Shipped, DID, Fresh not Frozen . ____ &Idge.....................3-B , _____ *-,,,.' 4 UP Chuck Roast .............. .79 . - II Today Draft Likely To Draw I-ire 1 197e S41 Around me Clock ..........4-A V Flavorful Loan Meaty Beef had. Whole Fryers ................ l l.oz.slz. I'.,W.d.A ___ ____ the Buckley out am Mo MAY . —.--- B.elL,n s or Rib 6, Pointed KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Republican platform drafters A committee fight over women's rights was assured, however, ocument that sides with President Ford on the Panama when the Republican Women's Task Force said It would try to Canal but agrees with Ronald Reagan on the ofwomen's include language favoring passage of the Equal Amend. rights. ment (ERA). As the full Platform Committee turned to the final draft today, By an B to 7 vote, the homan rights subcommittee adopted a it was assured of disputes er some ma jor.issues because of a plank putting GOP in favor of "laws to equal treant series of subcommittee votes as close as the race for the for women." However, it said it was not necessary to take a nomination Itself. position on the ERA since the amendment was CWTfltly By an B to B vote, a foreign policy subcommittee rejected at- state legislatures. tempts TheERA,wh1chprohIbitsdl3clmjatlononthe bads of, be retained over the canal in any agreement with pap,p,. been supportedbythepartyineverypla rinslnce 1940. Instead, It adopted, 9 to 7, a compromise offered by Ford supporters which said U.S. negotiators should not give up any by Friday so it can be given to arriving convention delegates. rights over territory or property that Is "necessary for the As written by the subcommittees, it opposes abortion and a protection and security of the United States and the entire national health Insurance program. It calls for welfare reform, Western Hemisphere." less government regulation, extended revenue-sharing programs Sponsors of that amendment conferred to decide whether to for the cities, and It opposes grain reserves while endorsing an carry that fight to the full committee. open agricultural market S)'SteTfl. ____ _____. ______ ____ Richard Rosenbaum, the New .: pizza _ Cco mpensation cidental death co"rage. wo Herfild Staff writer jj _ £uukius ii $5a Na, 4 . Ta T, J Cehntano Frozen insurance Out 1, Inflation Fight., A Great Trot! Beef Loin Sirloin Steak ............ lb i. "I Wednesday, Up, is without Liability Insurance workman's compensation COVeralle today because the under the present policy for 30 previous policy was cancelled more days. due to non-payment of After that, he said the county premium. will either assign the policy to ' * Pt Tiinht, ....&h... A.— IIIlU 1W - .3 nt V*.....w h.. ______ __________ rnrance Co., Grand Rapids, concept called aelf4nswance. Mich. said a Foremost in. "Employ., don't have to ___ surance executive under. worry about a thing," Ellis t ___ estimated the county payroll by sa id. "That insurance is t $l.mIillon dollars. required by law." That "mistake" prompted Meanwhile, the lack of ., -'v--. county officials not to pay the liability Insurance leaves the bill after Foremost upped its county wide open to lawsuits. rates from 10 to_$10O,6;--Wre exposed," Corn. flUJ -per yea. missioner Sid Vthlen Jr. con1ll___ "They made the mistake. It ceded. was their agent who daresti. "It's a grave concern," mated," Bob Ellis said. "We Vihien added. "The corn• — agree rates should have been g __________________________________________________ ought to set out to Ixreasedbutnotonthebasjjof create an immediate — a $2$rnlWon program." Ellis, the counlys dire" of administrative service,, In. Insurance executives say the formed the commission on rash of cancellations came - misy that insurance corn- about because Insurance panics have canceled work. companies want to get out o( the __ man's compensation and business of Insuring govern. liability coverage, mental entitles. Then today Ellis received a Tuohy, in a telephone letter from an Orlando InsurInterview from Grand Rapids, MAKING . St. River, me of the less pewdal was to spend a sammer afternoon, but ancefirmnotllylngthecountya said he was "persona lly A SPLASH enjoyable anyway —to participants and spectators alike. (Herald Photo 120000 accidental death policy relieved" that Seminole refused will be canceled Oct. 6. by Tom Vincent) ________________________________________________ Florida law requires work- See 'MISTAX' Page 3-A Platform _____ maneuver turned up the poliu. cal temperature. AFordLjeutenauJwk Buckley Into renouncing .Tr-......m I Whip Chuck Should., Swift', Premium PreTen Beef Plot. Short Ribs.............................. (II5iNW.d,A1.r,w?I . !_4GreenSfam 46c Miracle 5. EXTRA Premium PreT.,, Ion.hu guI Imperial Oven Roost ........ Swift. Premium P'eT.n Boneless Beef (EngBsI Cut Boast, Ink) . Howard Johnson Frozen Wu.bunyorCo,nT,,,s .0*.______ ph . @• .'U SW publican right, from a senator originally elected as a Con. servative party candidate, led to speculation that Reagan forces were somehow involved. Buckley saidhe had been urged to consider candidacy by Republicans aligned with both Reagan nnd Font, but he would them. me Reagan campaign also readied its forces for a Saturday drive to undo aFord-back. ed rule binding delegates from 16 states to vote In accordance with outcome of presidential primary elections. And, onahundred-degree day j_4GreenStanips 99t. M1% GOP I Glad Small Garbage Bags 3O-ct..,1, (s.p,.,W,4A enc .. urity. j_4IGreensf amps Lipton T a Ba s e Round Steak ............ I p.-.. EXTRA Swift', Premium PreT.n B..wI.0 Beef Bound Loan, Meety Beef FuLCut * Glad Trash Bogs 9 3. 1arw.d.Al$.Ie7ep SAV 80C Sirloin St.alc........................ Premium r' Subcommittees Votes Indicate Controversy -'- , 0:. e W-Dam E44GreenStanips ,. Swift's Premium PreT.n Beef loin EXTRA l hutch A;P" s Pie...... •' is. in. - ----......--- .........&........., Everybody Loves Fresh-lobed Great with X. c Unscented, or Extra-Hold 1 3z. can 'r' Delicious Fresh Liverwurst or Smoked Top Round St ak ............... . ' .. GOP platform draftsmen suffer political damage at "I am concerned because worked through a sweltering home, where he is running for many delegates feel they are night into early morning hours re-election to the Senate. locked in by the rules and mot John P. Sears, the Reagan vote for one candidate even today, trying to fashion planks s. 4 that both the Reagan and Ford manager, said that the thai. though they prefer the other," camps could buy without a lenger had not tried to encoir- Buckley said. fight. Reagan's manager said age or dissuade any potential That would fit neatly with the he wasn't locking for platform rival entry Into the race for Reagan effort to block the rule trouble, but was ready for con- nomination. He disclaimed any binding delegates from the pri. Involvement in the Buckley mary states. Sears said the tests on the convention move. Reagan camp has not encour. necessary. Nonetheless, It appeared to aged any Republican to vote in 'n close race was reflected in a platform subcommittee mesh with a Reagan convention defiance of legally binding in. voie on the Panama Canal is. strategy built around mane structions from his state, or to sue. By an B to B tie vote, a versdesignedtokeeptheFord abstain on a first convention forelgn policy panel rejected an organization off balance, ballot so as to avoid voting for Furthermore, the fact that Ford If he personally preferred attempt by Reagan backers to require that the United states the move came from the Re- Reagan. maintain sovereignty over the canal Instead,bya9to7votetoday, it adopted language accepted by the Ford administration which said U.& negotiators should not give up any territory rights needed to protect U.S. (GreenStamps • Uv.rwurst.,,..,..,..,..... blab" 99' SWIFTS PREMIUM PROTEN GOVERNMEN INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE , '• Seminole County government employes are covered with National Convention strategists for President Ford and Ronald kenian to Armlz! nv.'r sidewould suffer If he ran. 39C tL ISMI EXTRA Tasty SI d VirginiaStyle (Sieve with Candled Yams) 'TtQ, PIocefo9ef . ace James L Buckley o( New York reserving the option of a thIrd.msn presidential can. didacy, leaving Republican logIloilo the right to limit quantities sold N 20C OR sELF-RISING reserves Baked Ham......... oin AP Special Correspondent KANSAS CITY (AP) — Sen. 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' -- ------------------------ we -At, '-' ::--.' 1, 7% , NO 126;11 - p • -t- } ': - >- :-.- c' --' -'' 4 �!EUSJ NSr$W, 1ia't FL Thride, Age,IL $71 Forest City ________________ • NAT M NBW Eve" HiraM, Sisaftird, FL Blaze Trio Arrested In House Arson y OB LLOYD Herald Stall Wriler Action ROports Three persona have been arrested by a deputy state fire * Courts Of FBI Informer Policies WASHINGTON (AP) — FBI Director Clarence Kelley is launching a major review of policies for recruiting, using and paying informers. "I am not satisfied that our present program ... best meets - our needs," Kelley said in annoimcmg die woject weunesiay. "t am not satWied that we have sufficiently explalned to the American people the necessity for having sources.,, At a news conference, Kelley said he could not state flatly that FBI agents and Informers . have stopped burglarizing homes and offices of American citizens. *PoIk. conrwctlon with a July 24fire that damaged a Forest City area residence. Jailed inUIUof$50Obud each Wednesday WI* re&ence after__ *Fir. Ms IN BRIff Fir 011111$ Call 322.1 11 Till SANK DOWNTOWN Demonstration Threat ,FLAGSHIP SANK OF SANFORD as a — against blacks. Florida leaders of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People said Wednesday they plan to take to the streets if Gov. Reubin Askew and other state officials When It Comes To Carpeting Corn. To fail to respond to their discrimination complaints. "We're going to do whatever's necessary including direct action, if It means picket lines, demonstrations or whatever," said Charles Cherry, state NAACP president. CARPET STORE DURING OUR ill, was wrested In connection with Flog SUMMER Appraisers Change Figure's TALLAHASSEE (AP) County Property appraisers Inflated by at least $27 million the amount a change to a uniform computer system will cost, a state official mty Wedoesday one WASHINGTON (AP) — More than a year the shooting of a $2,500 black warrant charging grand lar. t after the hunt began, the Army says It still is bullmen owned by Jerry Con, 33, of cony of an alto. County jail hocille trying to locate 22 former military personnel 141 Second St., Lake Mary, records Indicated bond for Gill was unoccupied at deputies said, was act at ,*. who were given LSD In tests dating back at the blaze and damaged Deputy W. Jackson Starr Sanford police today were least nine sears reported that Con told officers investigating County jail booking records The purpose of the search Is to determine tbe reported theft about s ptm that his bull had of $Th cash and $75 In food list whether the test sthjects, who did not know MrS. Marsh's occt*tlon U jumpedapasturefenceaâd stamp, In a burglary at the antnemwancounderwrlterforan they were receiving the mind-altering g, M11W with a , of __ of Orlando firm, Marsh as have suffered any negative after-effects from owned by 20-year-old Mike Apt. 71, SemInole LauraGardens Det&K printer for an Orlandol4mm the Army experiments, conducted between newspaper, and Stuckey as an c told Starr that a Apartments, Sanford. man threatened to shoot the 1955 and 1W. Patrolman T. I. Brooks Jr. employe of a truck line. . bull It wasn't removed, arr reported that — I n iuiu.uc SHAG ARTIFICIAL $4" GRASS m HI.LO $n99 DVPSSII says. Harry Coe, deputy director of the state Revenue Department, said the appraisers, who are opposing the change, first claimed It would cost $300 million. £, YIL SHAG ' S Vt $2" a IL ti COMMERCIAL NUISERIACK CARPET J Panel Could Meet In Secret TALLAHASSEE (AP) An Education Department attorney says that changes can be made to allow legal secret meetings of a committee seeking a new president for Florida State University. If the committee were responsible to Chancellor E. T. York instead of to the Board of Regents, It would be exempt from the open meeting requirements of the state's Sunshine Law, Board of Education General Counsel John D. Carlson said. — VW VYIC)FW New Cancer-Fighting Drug N nrnt"in Iirc+ T P WV llUUU U II U I IN BRIEF 33 Blacks Killed In Cape Town Riots CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — Black unrest exploded in the Cape Town area Wednesday night, and Police Commissioner Gert Prinsloo announced today. that 33 blacks ., • I -. .•• Morethansopersonswerereportedmjurefj, but Prinsloo said the exact number was not known. He said it also was not known how many of the dead or wounded were hit by police gunfire. Mexican Guerrilla Killed MEXICO CITY (AP) — Police say Mexico's most wanted guerrilla has been killed In an unsuccessful attack on the sister of Presidentelect Jose Lopez Portillo. Police spokesman Carlos Santini said the body of David Jimenez Sarmiento, the leader of the 23rd of September Communist League was Identified by fingerprints. Police are searching for two men and a woman who with Sarrniento attacked the car of Margarita pez Portillo an Wednesday. Evening Ifrnald — Thursday, August 12, 1916—Vol. 61, No. 305 PblitItd Duty and S'J*dIV. INCI? Sattirday and Chr istmas Da by The Sanford Herald. Inc.. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, Fla "ill. Second Class P01116" Paid at Sanford. FlorIda 32771 IOm, Delivery. 55 Cents. Month. $7 40; a Months. sii year, 1I.40. By Mãil InFlorIda same j home dtI,vtry. All oIlier mail Month, $7.13. 4P#.onths. $15.20, 12 Mo&hS FROM W u1 WASHINGTON (A?) — A montt. Afterwards, more ex. drug Is highly effective against woman afflicted with breast tensive human tests may begin cancer without causing noticecancer Is the first recipient of at Georgetown and possibly able bone marrow damage. an experimental drug that re- several other institutions. Laboratory tests with human searchershope will fgitcancer "We hope chloroaotocin, the bone marrow cells also show without destroying if*- patient's compound we developed with the lack of toxicity, he added. bone marrow, studies at the National Cancer Institute, will prove a most efThe Food and Drug Adminisfecfl cancer treatment with. tran on has given Georgetown out major toxic effects on bone University's Lombardi Cancer marrow," said Dr. Philip S. I — Research Center permission to Schein, chief of the center's di. give the drug, chiorozotocin, y of medical oncology. humans for the tIM (Iflie. Current anticancer drugs, bràst eaner patient at atimbering t,often dam. Lombardi CJflte already has 'age delicate bone marrow as begun taking the drug. well as cancerous cells. Bone The center said Wednesday It marrow produces the white expects to put from 9 to 27 ad- blood cells necessary to the vanced cancer patients on the body's defense against disease. drug during initial clinical tests Schein said studies with Ieuthat could last six to nine kemic mice show that the new . 7.0.. AUGUST11 Harry E. Gilmore, Lake Mary ADMISSIONS Sanford: Anthony J. Rusal., Maitland Margaret D. Brown James Johnson, Jamesburg, Darrell CZ1t11 N.Y. Cheryl Chambers BIRTHS Johnnie L. Lee Sanford: Chester P. Macek Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Anna) Jan C. Nelson kanavel a girl Minnie E. 011ey Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Richard J. Reilly I Evelyn Tindel a boy Darlene Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Casselberry i Lorraine) Jackson a boy, Robert B. Goetainger, Oviedo DeBary DISCHARGES Vera Kurtz, DeBary Sanford Alvah Lane, DeBary Margaret M. Beard Helen E. Peetz, DeBary Timothy A. Dycus Roy Howell Jr., Lake Mary Sara Howell Gordon Reed, Lake Mary Marvin Johnson Zigmont J. Krkzlnski Theron Uggon Veirnan Madison William A. McLennan Billy J. Parlier Thda M. Peterson Martha Pringle Wesley Smokes Mary A. Spivey Bertha L Sutton Florence M. Taylor SAVE MIAMI (AP) A firm opened as a successor to the bankrupt, 40-store Kennedy & Cohen appliance chain has closed four of Its five stores, blaming bad publicity caused by the defunct firm's failure. Alan Landow, son of Kennedy & Cohen Chairman Mel Landow, opened the new fivestore chain in April. II g astir J j SWI1YLAST' IXHOUSIPAINT Durable, colorfast. Resists chalking, blistering, peeling. Rog. $11.93 Gal. $ATIUAC1011 GUAANTRD The" coategs are the result ofssnssvs research S$ II*IIA by The SIorW*WIPIIIMS Company guarantee your satisfaction in Me use of those pvOducli or four Purchase price will be refwsj.d. j - I hi the low to mid Ws, lows In the Varlabte winds 10 mp Rain proltablilty Is 41 per cell. EXTENDED FORECAST Partly cloudy with only S ing . All. " ' as Isolated mainly daytime AVk. ERINGS'L FOR OThER UNAPV(RTIED PECI4LS R(AT 4VMWS M' EVERY D(PARTjSf(F/T/// WE MAKE YOU FEEL RIGHT AT HOME Sanford 318 French Ave . — 5) I • SEA's Insurance Choice Backed By School Board iAsk George C. Hearn (Contlaued From Page 1•A saying he felt local hospital and S!hbICounty (NIPSCO) -doctor approval of insurance (CALL 1 76 have expressed dissatisfaction companies was not a valid the. way claims were recommendation because "it's ha ndled by Blue Cross-Blue kind of li ke asking the fox WhO Shield, in addition to the is In the henhouse." "What I see on this chart," proposed 1976-77 premium said panelist Allan Keeth as he levels, "I never like to jump on a studied a schedule of cornhorse where you're not se if parative premium rates, "Is a which he's got a lame leg or not," difference of $353,000 board member E. C. Harper Jr. is a lot of money. Now, a part of said during discussion of the it is paid by the board, but the Issue. "Have we cbeëked with lion's share of it is paid by the hospitals In the area? I un. policyholders." derstand they're not too thrilled with the idea of our switching. " Layer countered this by Is1:J. '' ' . - Ear As Prescribed by Your Physician : 668-5613 Al MEDICARE SUPPLY CO.: I '1 Hwy.17.92 at Lake Dr., DeBary, Fla. CLIP AND SAVE - - - - - - - — . - w I Contisued From Page 1-Ai to pay the premium. Both Thohy and Larry Breen, an execstive with Fidelity and Guaranty Insurance Under. writers Inc., confirmed insurance companies are canceling policies with government bodies. Omen's agency handles workmaçi's compensation for Seminot. What County officials hope to do is move toward self. nsurance. That means money would be deposited yearly to handle claims. both in workman's compensation, liability and othir areas. In essence, Kimbrough said, if money paid out is less than insurance premiums, it's a good deal. Ellis says other counties have found selfinsurance to be successful. The county's insurance consultant, Charles Stepter Sr., says insurance companies are running out of money and are experiencing the worst market since the depression in the 1930s. Stepter has recommended self-insurance. And commissioners have given him 30 to 60 days to come up with the program, or a new insuror for county business. ' - - - - — - - c : SPECTACULAR "LEISURE LIVING ROOM" SPECIAL! ITS A $399 VALUE ANYWHERE Now from Trend Line. well known for style and comfort, comes an out- standing family room group... yet it's budget priced The stye IS def- ld headrest and accented with brass hobnails Covered in Herculon' that's resistant to soil and stain. See it now at Ste.-chi's! LOVE SEAT $1B9.95 'L • ITDOESPII'TCOSTTOS HOP1 IiIAT STERCHI'S— IT PAYS!" 101 East First Street m Hood Tractor Co. hiS M Oran,. Ilostem Trail Orlando, Fl.. 32504 Atlantic Bank, Obtain th ese services under Medicare We Bill Medicare For You 'Mistake' Sparked Cancelation Small Tractor, Small Price 11-10 P,p di ,tl IKIUTI Downtown Sanford . COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES U — of Sanford Member (F.D.I•C.) The New All In The .wllh Theresa Barrinat 322•1681 Medicare Subscribers • Atlantic National Bank SRI. End August 14 ARENTION.1 • • Nosotros Hablamos Espanol a Traves de CM(IN _ — LI 44 LONG WOOD— The city council Wednesday night took no action on a recommendation , from Council Chairman J. R. . ,. Grant that Public Safety .. Director Douglas Keller be • reprimanded and his salary •, docked for leaving his job without official permission, Grant, who delayed the_____________ t/ Part beginning of a planned budget '1, Grant sold. Mrs. Ethel Goldberg, wife of Councilman Lawrence Gold. brig, who was out of town on ,! business, said from the f audience that her husband had told her that Keller had worked 14 days In succession on the budget and wanted to take off a few days to be with his family. She said Keller had talked with Goldberg about It. Sanford City Manager W. E. Knowles, who has been assisting the city with Its 1971. Longwood Officials Say Taxes Will Not I \ '• \. is Included In price. Ye,! We Do H, Eatendsd Term Amng..nts m for You, Shopping Convenience. ____ ,-. 'sa (WI) adus*rM.r lithe 8 in14e workshop for a special meeting Anlurity, shakes hilkah With Sa,.Mure Oil Terminal's preildeit on the Keller matter, said the 77 budget, warned that the city Al Black while Sat-More Mierwey Harvey Alper looks on In public safety director apmust adopt a written grievance Iitegri.d. The greeting fiNned a special meeting at DOUGLAS KEIJJ parently packed up his family procedure and a right of appeal Ssv-More, a Putt of Sad.rd 1S*M, ameuiced the ipesing d I and left town without "the and that the city was not left procedure to be used in matters 140,555 local bl.âlsg pleat which will pruduce finished gasoline, mayor's or my knowledge or unguarded with Keller's of this sort. The facility will create two sew jobs right away, Black said sad consent." departure for a few days. He Grant said today he plans to ebmees are good that other openings will follow as production Grant said from Information said that Capt. Greg Manning is bring the Keller matter before gets under Way. Black said the bk.g plant will turn Out *111 he had received, Keller plans to in charge in Keller's absence, the council at Its regular Pam of gasoline per 'ninth initially with the Piliteattllil for return Monday. "A lady over Grant Insisted, however, that meeting Monday night and t hat producIng 4 mIlks gallons usually if Sat-More can get hooked there," Grant said nodding the police department, ac- his position is firm. MIS the Fli,ldi ° pipeline, toward the police station, "said cording to its budget, has no Councilmen Parker she was in charge." captain and that the depart- Anderson, Connell and Coun. The d.a1zi.- -BId he would ment no longer has a lieutenant cllwoman June Lormann said attempt to get no additional since Keller said he did not need today they want to hear an information from police of- one. explanation from Keller before licers. "After all, they all work "Somebody ought to know taking action on Grant's for Keller," he said. where the man Is. I'm not going recommendation and expect to Grant asked that Keller's pay to pay out tax dollars for hear the explanation Monday be cut, that he be "at least someone who is not here," night. LONGWOOD Three nsem- feel an increase Is necessary. Manager W. E. Knowles, whose reprimanded" for leaving his hers of the city council said Councilman Parker Anderson services have been retained by duties without permission and r-------- CLIP AND SAVE viedismaiennsiewl today there will be no increase said he has not made a decision, the city as a consultant on the that sergeants on each shift be I over the current 211 mills adding that budget requests budget, has been of great placed in charge until the U property taxes for the 1973.'77 will be cut as far as he is con. assistance." director's return. Keller Is also I fiscal year. cerned. in charge of the fire depart. "He has suggested Council Chairman J. X. Grant also said today ada lot of nient, Grant asked that Lt. I Grant, who has scheduled a ditional workshops on the changes that will help us in the Charles Chapman be in cornfourthworkshoponthe budget budget must be called within future," Grant said. I The council during a five houj- mand there. for 7:30p.m. today, said ifde- the next few days. He said It Toa report from Coundilmnan I session Wednesday night partmenthead WWI, requesta, will take one session alone with long 10 Gerard Connell that he saw totaling nearly $1 million, were city accountant, Harold llaTt- went over budget requests, nothing unusual In Keller's I I revised as many as six times Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of.,. approved as submitted, an in. sock, to anticipate revenues for since originally submitted two being gone and that the director I crease would be necessary, the new fiscal year beginning weeks had been taking time off weekly I ago. But, he added, "I am for Oct. 1. since assuming his office In w BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS cutting the requests until we He said the 13 hours of workAmong Knowles suggestions June, 1975, Grant said, "I know > don't have to Increase taxes." shops on the budget so far have was that office personnel In the and he's been told not to do It .OXYGEN • COM MODES "I can't see Increasing been to gain a better under- police department be taken out again." 0 taxes," Councilwoman June standing and justification of of uniform so that citizens with • PATIENT LIFTERS Mayor James R. Lorznann Z • HOSPITAL BEDS Lom-rnann said, and Councilman requests from department problems can meet them on an said there Is a chain of corn• BATH EQUIPMENT • WHEELCHAIRS Gerard Connell said he doesn't heads. Grant said Sanford City equal basis. mand In the police department In U Completo Serviclo Boncarlo sq. The 54'i.rmn. tbundenb.wr'i, highs mostly In the lOL lowifrom near 7$ Me north to near lathe Keys. 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Wedsesday'shlgbW,today's ' 4: -' 0) WEATHER • . STYLI PERRCT 1 LEXWWN • TO 11 ACT FAST A4D SAVE AS YOU/Vf NEVER SAVED : . I. . K&C Successor Closes HOSPITAL NOTES N.Y. Of Furnishingi including , Room. R oo m, .' en Furnstare Eic'. it List I..... . , — Jennifer A. Wharton Pa Irk Ia Holton, Longwood Mario Simonelli, Longwood Francis M. Uebler, Buffalo, So Mani, Items Of All Fee Hike Proposal Criticized TALLAHASSEE (AP) A state lawmaker says he's unhappy that community college officials assured the legislature they could operate with a $162 million appropriation and now are moving to raise tuition. '•'"If they didn't think they could livewitIthat figure, they should have spoken up before now," Rep. Van Poole, R"Fort Lauderdale, said Wednesday. Henry B. Thomas SAVE. UP TO S.V INDOOR (0R11N OUTDOOR9 99 By DONNA ESTES HeraidSiaff Writer - ___ TALLAHASSEE (AP) Civil rights leaders have raised the possibility of marchers picketing and chanting outside state office buildings to protest alleged job discrimination pa An. VHF partially burned roll of In commission of a felony. - NAACP Leaders Issue at$l,l3l was dolen from abut at residence. Jail records Indicated reported. Deputy Charles Coffee 3ald Wayne M=* 41, INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. Stuckey arrested In San. missing items Included dtwo hosIatesUi, later Claire Reed Marsh. 47, both of ford on Wedned say afternoon sheriffs recording depiWindir unit, a received MEMBER F.D.I.0 io Bear Lake Rd., Forest ___ 211W. FIRST ST. n;port of a ow" In the two-way radio, two first. City, and Thomas Frank an hIW after the Marsh co w arrested at Stuckeys 'icinty v of the Ore aid kits and a spotlight t. Stuckey, 5, of 313 Ronnie address in Orlando. pastures, he responded and Circle, Orlando. fiiivvi ths hnn an ILA —.4 3nerlus ueiecuvei and A ___ eai€i Winter Park Deputies said the animal had ty state fire marshal Jon wa rem onui twen shot in tue left shoulder. today a.m. fire that severelyjail on stirIWs rents pasture to Mike lapvi at damaged ___ deputies on Oregon Avenue the location J i't east after sheriff's deputy E. H. of 14 and g and interstate Four west of Sanford. standley reported findings near on felony charges of malicious EXPERT INSTALLATION 01 SAVE pickup truck in the garage of killing of an animal belonging In other rests, Sanford he & ''° fad AND DO IT YOURSELF a to another and e of a firearm police detectives John W. w Grant: Safety Director Deserves Reprimand FLM13A Don't Mov•... Improve broke In. HOW Roth.cd700Wootde Or.. Fond &ookinioüth Serlhiole, told sheriffs dSfAmUes that I I111;flht valved Foster and Walter Jones newspaper stuck down In the Albino Lemon, 55, of 2500 returned return Richard Barry G gas tank" after county ad., Little John . 1$, of Winter Park, from who t 5 POflded to LSD Subjects Sought SORROW UP TO '7.500 Y YEARS TORIPAY __ him the money and food stamps were taken from a rse IXde I Kelley Launches Review Home Improvement Loans fluidly, Mg. 12,1974—IA 417 Man1'a A,s Attam.&, Orlando 4234544 Fl.. 32711 Altamnt. Some , 1)41)44 STERCHIS SANFORD 299 LOUNGE CHAIR $139.95L'. OTTOMAN $54.95 k'HdLRS' 00 M. 5.30 P.M MOPIDAV.SATUROAY EXCEPT SUNDAY - 1100 FRENCH AVE. 322-7953 Sofa Just WE FINANCE W FREE DELIVERY OUR OWN ACCOUNTS dw gas FURN SO UTHERN HOMES SINCE 1888 isL ;;i;!. �Ewning Heiald * N. Asked about Couii1.iIas (aItman Miki Iheteways blonift of the *al *m Mheiiey Ism old timer hum Ierd reessilb rqtod. 1&k - a WM." Asked the sams qmsd^ Hepe'- Cow ron.r Joha Kbnbrou&i replied, 'It's all a big FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code *3324611 or $31.m3 Thursday. August 12, 117ê-4A WAYNE 0. DOYLE, P*Hsher NORMAN H. OSHNIN. Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor JOSEPH VAN BRACKLE, Mv.rftslng Director Horns DelIvery: Week 33 cents; Month, $210; 6 Months, $14.20; i5t, 131.10. By Mall: In Florida urns as horns delivery. All other mall: Month, 13.70: êMonths, $1&30; 12 Months, $3210 Olympic Games as Around 9 Whet both men ore r.forrW to j5 f5 HMtij appolatniiut of a twoinan ounkuliwe to stia the et a1& "V'and cime iç with I 1ICI1111d on ways to saw money. E. mew qiiii i0o D The Clock By EDPRKZZTT Face Hurdles Ni7 KwIMkowj were assigned to the c.'uulUe,. The Ie, as ft's ca114 I. what to do about the $100,IN+yesr peltUcal "phun" wbith Is presently beleg munrhed on by Attorney ibm Freeman, a Democrat. Freeman's law &m munched up siis*in legal Is., lam year and $111,010 has bean I N I for next your. IlItical tiastlats pre1cIed Hattaway would have to address hinasif to the attorney leme. And he did. First, he promised a recommendatim The as Tuesday the chairman - after pr'idIeg a report listing creation of a legal dspurtuaid and I" adviser As possibilities - bowed out by placi ft a hat p ofy to do hands of KwIMhew clownds Ill dçarImmt -nmdft the RusaDsdfor,-wmIN Od in the n,Ibsibosd of $11J10 on, atlarusy for *31* a secad for $11,001 Bat If do Queen On of the "lems" is teepayer flQfls7 5f gfl5$ pftrn for that, a look at the y qnnimi races ,Id kisasittog MMML th PUIY hIFN Ito atternsy, wtt wal heppen If RI Mican Corn. mindonor Richd Winlame Is ftw out by herdthorgthg Dew Gur, Ni Democratic opponent? Democrats will push herd to onat Williams. Otherwise they could be their 34 "to and the "plum." The anwt mousy Is betting Hattaway will bet,elected, and If that haipensa tNSd vole will sb be needed. It's doubtful that tld vole can be picked up with a Jcbe Alexander or a William Tyre, both candidates for Coumdulouv Bid Vlsn's wat And Republican contender Bill Klrchhoft would be Ime that wise to back the Democrats. So that leaves Willi' stat. As the race beats and as up peris US INS to predict a wiwer the 011iSty IUSS1 Iii Will iliD be with us. I Dusiate be& to feel uneeai about WIIIIthIg W'.IStoDVtththlWOUidbStoCT1!tea lM depailseast 1 useld lahe the pI.lIlIS off the Democrats, and oft ilelhaway. _ __ IM" NUrIW. $ort FL yen Bouts At Sports Stadium . , ___ In be pre r 4 i p Tte1ii!.AS fl t _. Wells Vs. Curto Tuesday 1ii,ii,touVe taipsyors about $100,000. ThetisIf you rsske the new legal dupuirnuil to hes labor oNinii. libudlelsdfor iiextyear. wtdctilm Now, heWs the elmer. When the dep.rnent 11 created-If thit baconi'. politically expedient-ft would be Minpis to appoh* Freeman for $36,* and No Robert Piston for $11,011 Prior to elections, Den.Ma han the votes to swing It. pusdob your enemies. Reward your friondo That's what Rasipolitik Is all about chMIlpkIl Rodrigo Valdes in a ANDO -Local favorite The brilliant Italian ringmnan, outpointed Jgp ene Wells, ranked sixth New England-born and bred Davis lost a decision to Cub, SUUS Gitdiii nong inc worm 5 jun ior but now li ving In Miami, 15104- and w twice ou4tothl.4 by match; Beanie kos at J ~z; ewdghts, and eIghth. 2, with seven knockouts, me Wells, who th stopped Davis the Philadelphia Spectrum; . middleweight contender World Boxing Aseoclatlon lists In a thIrd meeten ° AflbaoferrnO at the Las ing. Joist Plumey Curic of Boston, meet In him as one of their Top Ten dedslcned Wells, drew with Vegas International Hotel; .-the lG.roimd main event at challengers for world mid. Qlrto,butwustoppedby Wells Tony Licata In New Orleans; lando Sports Stadium dlewelght honors, Qirto La co- in rematch Tonylicataholds aid Terry l'lels, Touiui night. managed by Angelo Dundee points victories over both man, Hicks, Casey Gacic, Lula The t marks the first and Murray Gaby. amid Carlo SIlsss in and later halted Wells on cuts, tile between two ranking ThematchwasmadewithUr Cuttotlrnedprowf th a'fl(O here since 1973, when special stipulation that only an over Orlando's 'i'aco Perez as a WellsCurto showdown Andy Kendall upset Orlando Imported referee will score the junior middleweight, but the his a lilpowid oumiract limit and __. - - V..' . - A clarification on the schedule for purchasing new auto tag decal.: In Wednesday's "aock" cobmo, it should ha,. read: "If you're born In November, you meat got one now and another before the end of your birth month We year," not 'st YSU," as mistakenly noted. - • V. - With the right spirit people can enjoy a picnic 1.11 • :tJ' -,light heavyweight Mike fight. Three judges have stocky SI 'logger quickly grew even if it rains. So It was with the Montreal 01117 ixior Orlando -4aarry. always been used to render to light heavyweight showing was his Feb. 17 N"" Olympics. The 1976 summer games had enough Wells, who has the backing ci decisions here, but both camps lions, before settling clown to over Eddie Davis, His iam drama and excitement to overcome the political prestigim Ring Magazine, has agreed to have only a referee as the middleweight division. outing was July 10, when he squalls that almost canceled them and abruptly jiever been beaten in 15 local sole official, as they do in Among the names his 10boid outtsdN*Kthg,freehofta removed 24 nations from the rosterof competitors. . I i 1 : • ,?ptarts. His overall record is 48. England and New Jersey. record are leading 175- victory over Mike Baker, at Surely, the athletes, the spectators In Moni4:withio knockouts. M32,ha .11 Wells and CurIo have four pounders and 160-pounders, Miami C1ICOIWeI)tI0fl Hall. C_ - I . is 11 years older than Cia-to, treal, and the millions who were watching via common opponents. Each Including Is being prepared by former world television around the world would agree today that e and trainer chuch _1 * *, OW the games are worth saving. The Olympics won't . 11~-&, 4 .;-0~.'_ . . MIAMI Bench. "at WOW 6~j be saved unless that enthusiasm for pure sportsmanship is somehow transferred to the govern___ 0 I .ments which try to use the games for oolltkal nd . 1;, . Ti WAW ticket prkes of $7, I* '4 The Canadian government . .W I " ~ __QUAKES own foreign policy, but not for sports, in refusing to i let athlet es from Taiwan carry their flag of the I _::: I I onto nts' defensive tackle, raced Sof ' ' -ir.1-1, -bout andercard will Republic of China. The 23 Af rican and Arab If wishes were gas wells, there would be no the field and jumped high .. begin at I p.m. "I . -. .1 .. ___ countries who kept their athletes home were such thing as an em crisis. — The nuclear power deba te .-•. has gone pretty much like this: Opponents make simply using them as pawns of protest on an issue sign over and over, as a salute But wlthes Aren't guweus, or oilweus orany 4 gIf their charges, proponents attempt to refute • to George Hunt's third field that has nothing to do with spoils, other source of fuel this nation corawnes. Thus them. gout, which had just beaten the ' We can be confident that the U.S. government C1)llltIOfl of consumer and labor and other Over and over, again and again, we have • HEADS UP, &21I@* WO teetheS osech Jerry Piety gate Ni Wems_ __ re* for New York Jets 11-14 Wednesday will not resort to any of the Canadian-type nonsense' coupe that is opposing the Federal Power heard arguments about what supposedly will nor p.m. The tea gws MN ______ Coiwnlaalon's decision to raise the ceiling on the when skiers and skaters assemble for the 1900 dsAeg.10 SEMINOLE IL will not take place If we go nuclear. __________ --•-Hunt's game winner came prim of Interstate natural gas is living in a winter Olympics at Lake Placid, but we can't be Almost totally neglected however, by both from 34 yards out with a mere If it believes It can do anything WASHINGTON (AP) — sure of how the Soviet government will interpret its skies, h been the more Important question: 16 seconds left on the clock — other than delay the Inevitable. Leading money winner Ben What happens Uwe DON'T go the nuclear route? open-door commitment as host of the summer and it meant nothing In me Crenshaw refuses to take me cost of energy -even assuming that we But now this question has been examined In games at Moscow. Nor can host countries on standings of me National Foot. A seriously the prediction of S the are going to be able to keep finding , detail In a new book by Dr. Pets Beckman, Up •.. ball League. But to Mendenhall many International Olypmic Committee control going to go anywhere but up, not In our time. %,, observers that he Is me oroIengIneer1ngat the uoiyItyof and me Giants, It was bragging politically inspired boycotts which make the games man to beat in the 58th PGA Colorado. And the result is a witty, highly InIn a m rights for the entire season. t . •' something less than a competition that Is truly Golf Championship, starting formative, thoroughly documented, caustic iL -. and o&tlon, ha "We proved we are better today. worldwide. polemic that demolishes the myths, dlstortlorLs$ nowed it will allow produce to nearly friple •)Y than them," said j0 "This "It I won, I would feel like I The 1976 games have revived the perennial their prices for natural gas inrsthe 'I* I I — and 13.1 'P Interstate i'leamLsgoIngtobeaU right this stole It," the young Texan sajd -the people Dr. Beckman calls the "super. question posed by pitting state-supported athletes maTtel, an Increase It estimates will cost the year and beating the Jets is still bluntly. stitlan mongers," the 'Pen thouse Proletariat." from some countries against those who follow strict average homeowner about $15.50 more a year. In By Th.e Associated Press a big thing." ei th on an As he prepared to off and all others "who worship Ralph Nader and gh RD' single by got his wish as Steve Swisher runs with a first-inning double ______ rules to establish an amateur standing In other re')tas to a petition item the aforementioned "Both teams played well," Cincinna ti Manager Sparky Bench.The agai nst 110 pr ofes si onal gap was down loIOJ. drove In four runs with a single and Jon Matlack and rivals, th e wile he walks on.,, clp said Giants Coach Bill Arnsparcountries. The medal list shows some remarkable coalition, however, the U.& Court of Appeals In the 24-year-old tour necigj'ng Anderson was ready to ha-ow in Then, in the ninth, Ken Grit, and a pair of triples one In a Lockwood male them stand up In layman's language, Dr. Beckman ad. We.IOn has temporarily blocked the Inger."NewYorkmayhavetwo his team found himself confronted with metowel when performances by those who do not enjoy subsidized NEW YORK (AP) - It depends to a cut people earning $11,000 a year who are buying ddrehimself fell fey cracked Ids sixth homnerof seven-run second Inning that by combining onasven.hitte. dream hi to each argument most often creast good teams this year." but the year, dramatic, all sorts of pressures topping nine runs behind me training, but how long can the Olympics sustain extent upon your point of vim, the two dis. care." dramatic, two-out, featured eight consecutive hits Matlack got his 12th victory and m power, those having to do Hunt, who had mined repeatsecond baseman Joe Mor- two-run shot that brought me me year's money list witit Ali very good. Such a far-reaching and sudden putanti agreed, and then they continued their their credibility as sport when the Russians Invest as Chicago built a 10.1 lead. Lockwood his 13th save. "Some" answered the union no, And that with major accidents, waste disposal, routine edly In 1975 on field g knew better. $213,201, hailed as me future Ii decision by the FPC - sudden because we argument, agreeing on nothing else thereafter, puts them not Reds even. But Cubs starter Bill Bonham n- ernlsaloea environmental Impact, and terrorism so much in making them a national showcase? When the wind Is howling at extra point attempts, redeemed I super star and headlined By the 10th, though the score couldn't stand the prosperity. Giants 3 is in haven't wanted to think about it, not because we "There are definite signs the economy los g come but In and sabotage. His conclusion: When compared 0' Montreal gave the Russians another string of haven't been warned -should be eTilnhrled b himself, ( with three for four, hita-eChicago's Wrigley Field, as it WuhlngtOfl papers as was tied, TIm Foil be me lted a two-rat moineitwn," the outcome was vim-by a Its said one, a union official. No, they're really not well off, but compared to to Its alternatives, specifically fossil-fired Phil. 4, &aws 1 I medals to display at home, but these games did not wider forum than that Ung on shots from 23,37 and 34 . was Wednesday, no lead Is safe. tually assured. Three Reds tournament favorite, d ou ble to key a six-run outburst of the commission's four "Nonsense," mapped the other, a balneminan. most people they we. Philadelphia snapped a 1.1 energy and hydropower, nuclear energy is in yards, and missing on a 32"In Ur second Inning, when rats, aided by a pair of Cub with a pair of runs In the fifth, in the sixth Inning which broke help the Soviet image otherwise. The fixed foil used . irs., . "A lot of people are getting members (one of whom opposed the rate )gi1) "No economic recovery ever proceede without " De you really think," he asked, "that a every respect safer. Dr. Beckman makes the interrupttiolmir yarder which hit the right upby a fencer, the peevish attempt by swimmers readyformetogooutandwina we trailed 9.0. told Morgan to errors, capped me comeback, thanks to two throwing tie game open for Montreal. to following observations: couple earning $13,000 a it is an article of faith among a lot of mark one In the right-hand cot' 4'j major tournament," he withdraw from aq event they saw, they couldn't. Americana that the profits of Elsewhere In "well, retail sales were down last month,", hidscangooutandbuya the National by Atlanta third baseman Jerry Larry Parrish, Del Unset and 000 , J,7 umn — me loss column — for League, the Los Angeles Dodg. Royster. — Safety. Nuclear "We timed things tonight. I ' .'1'4 ... 5Y said, the union niaz "Fell byL2purongjjiJuy, dldn'twalt loran answer. "O(c - '1 "The way I'm hitting me Woodle Fryman had run-ecorpower, while not ab. win, and rumors of an attempt to fix the judging of producers are excealve, th at their politi got my kicks off In 1.3 t they can't; subately safe (nothing Is), Is a bout 100 times '1 and the way the other guys are us," said Anderson. "mere was em-s blanked the Pittsburgh Pt- The Plillies now lead the see- In5 singles and Gary Carteç, cal whlàh puts then right back where they were in they buy used care." diving events all cast a cloud - over the sportnceb lnordlnateand that the energy crisis t.t ti. You call safer than fossil-fIred power. During the bunWhentheylakeaslongasu,tt no way we were going to win ratfl24IPthe:Phfla4etp9 OdPP1ttiburghpIratea In whobomeredearller,droysna hlWstg the bull, I dOtde smanship of the Russians. . thede of game. meansyourunabigchanceof ." '.• .. •.. so-called "Well," it. busin essman, satii 11w reactor-years, there has not th uinplein the big InPhilliesbeattheAtlantaBry the ca Sal d -4 tailing meNLEastracebyI4% g, es . " I fl ft st#lsj j to PC em The Olympics Committee has four years to try J beingblocked.Afterlastyear Zt.' 'ButJoetoldmelwasoulof 4-1, the Montreal been a single fatality In the generation of corn. 111125 an that the union "It'iaasithpleasthat.Iam their arguments. By the same token, wait until they revis, those figures. De you man conceded out°" -theirwkiestmargofme rethe energy Industry should be 5fl tt °P allxe th to rid the games of the problems in rules and ad. we worked long and hard t 'l— not hinlngenough fairways. I mymlnd — whenyouplay In scored the San Francisco Gi- season. rv'"ey are based on Incomplete data and that union peop apparently are relative well oft,mercial st.e. nuclear power anywhere In the United AstresLCarckl > portunity to prove Its case. tighten up coordination be- I' me ministration which have shadowed some even ts. It • ; am not hitting enough greens Wrigley Field, you always have ants 9-3, the New York Mets government probability of an accident In one economists agree they are always -always of tha t there's lots Dodgers 2, Pirates I -revised?" Larry Dlerker, 12-10 scattweet me line and myself. This nuclear plants killing 1,000 people is the same Wbttt I I Out to play, I figure a shot." can establish well in advance of 1980 whether some edged the San Diego Padres 2-1 The records of man ft may well 1* that a sma ller Increase or Ron Coy belted his 11th tend nine hi ts Icr Houston, not deterred. Heauggested d tomoney being u isgra tifytng," 0 The R hz25 the Cubs 9- and the Houston Astro de- homer otme year toba as a meteor large enough to kill 1,000 people I'vegot to bale a lot ofhay," that to be the athletes may have trouble getting visas to enter the extended over a longer period, could accomPlish that People wes 't tsklfl5 out Ixatalmerit 1Ofl3 im es ws, c which scored three rweinme 'F a 10.1 --," For me Giants, me in failing In a pop victory ul ated area Crenshaw played his final — th the early goIng, feahedtheSt.LoulsCardj&l. five-hit pitching of Rick Rho- thlrdandfoirmoreinmesixm. "Mere statlstica,' said the union man, "Did o at Is a chance of uw thifl$ that everybody wants — the way You'd expect them to be doing at Soviet Union and make sure that such an Issue does ls,.. wasamoralebooster,andthey ", ne cazne back with their best L you ever try to break down those statisti ma hiuion per year, which Is the same as / Practice rosnd with two other of "With the wind blowing out m den, who struck out f a continuing point lit the teCOVtt3T. supply of natural and Wilbur Howard's rwecoring notcometoaheadat theltminute f Two runs in the sixth on a Tony Wrigley Field, it's raised their record against the cs?out I sa once, on On average, every billion years, the most formidable "Y ou can show me all the statistics you can that the upper one-third of America came of such a hitwalked three in raising his triple was the key blow In the No one Jets In preseason play the next four years will .. •. But It could also be that the longer the in. shovel from the barn floor and you won't lions Jerry Pate and George Perez homer. Four more in the hers' paradise that I'd really record to 10-1. I but that two-thirds of the people As f third and Ken BoswelFs two. the danger of an atomic power plant produce changes in the world that would rid the crease Is postponed, the higher It will have to be 1900 to 5-2-1. They split two t con- remain In IL" BIrnsIIl—aixltherecognized seventh—threeonahomerby rather be behind than have a Mets?, Padres 1 vim me run double highligh ted the exploding, Dr. Beckman says this Is "utterly regular-season 1980 Olympics of the fear of terrorism that stalked games, with me king of the game, Jack Nick- Johnny Bench. One In the big lead," said Anderson, who t. In the end and the greater the dislocation In the the businessman. ,,Who In the name of Detroit is Mike Vail drove In both Meta seventh. He wasn't through. "This is a big country am Impossible" and no more feasible, considering Jets winning the last one, in the 1976 games. The massive security measures at economy and t he hardship to People it will Cause. buying all those cars?" laus, winner of 16 major it makes no sense to average out me mu- the type of Uranium used, than chewing gum or 1914, in overtime, crowns. "I'm glad you Montreal tended to dampen the festive at611 Co asked me that," said the union Bonaire's savings with those of the person pickled cucumbers blowing up. I it anyone dreams there Is any other man, as always, ready Out of ft tough Texas prov. to defend himself "with mosphere. It's a pity they were necessary, but Now, compare these facts and figures with the facts," as he was Inclined to say, whileaverage the people Montreal avoided the bloodstains of Munich, and other source of g d Ur hazards not theoretical hazards but real energy can be held down Indisputing those of his opponent "The rich are definitely They agreed on nothing except that perhaps hazards — of not going nuclear. for that everyone can be grateful. — he Is setting himself up for a rude buying the cars, Who else Byron Nelson, Jimmy Demaret _.i • can afford them?" . yew approach to the subject depends %çOfl your awakening. and Liee 71revino and cut from atman Dr. Beckman's analysis finds that every The business "Rlcb?Iknow point of view. 'I the same bolt of cloth, Cren. Yearuaresult of the present nuclear capacity, _" the lives of between NOand 4,000 people are MIAMI (AP) — Miami Coach ;.il. f expectations except one — he saved from death due to the use of fossil fuels: Don Shula has sent one quarhas not yet won a major chamexplosions, fires, Industrial diseases and The Senate has incorporated some necessary reforms into By The Associated Press hem-back to Tampa and will split "He needed that. He hadn't hit a single by Gene Climes. P1OOS1I1P. diseases caused by polluted air. Conversely, Indians 4 White Sex 3 its bill providing five-year funding for the a. playing time In the National They Off to a had a party for Mark a home run in a long time." strong start, he has But the Tigers kept pace as every year for which construction of a I, MW Rick M2nnIn,,'$ runscoring Enforcement Assistance AdmInIstratIon, the agency created In Fidrych Foothill League club's next two at Tiger Stadium and Tiger fans, who haven't had Rusty Staub knocked In a pair turned this Into one of his finest nuclear plant Is delayed costs the lives of bet. M 1968 to help local governments fight crime. s C Willic Horton was the guest of much to shout about In recent ci runs with a single and a f gle in me 10th Inning exhibition games between the years, lie won the Crosby ween 20 and 100 people. S But 11w House has a better or' evela . Tommie Smith four r emaining signal-callers In Hawaii tournaments on con- honor. years, chanted and cheered home run, and Alex ' has recommended only a WASHINGTON — Barring unforeseen tin, the youth, who need The Howe Judiciary Committee Johnson drove In two runs with a '-i mer These facts, Dr, camp. to be trained to fill the upon the country. Beckman says, have never Fidrych, the zany, mop-hair- long after the game ended until singled In another. secutive weekends, finished provements, the Soviet Union Is heading for a middle-level andi 15-month extension to that agency operations would be a singie, a J " disputed iddle-level jobs. The housing shortage, with by the antinuclear crowd; they Gary Valbuena was obtained second in the Masters as well as ed rookie right-bander with the Fidrych and Hoc-ton returned has centralized manpower crisis, which may force me Kremlin husbands and wives cooped In tiny apartments "the He Jected to closer scrutiny. as 5, w winner in relief. political power and put have merely been Ignored. from the Dolphins on waivers whole nation under me control of one man," of morality Pleasant Valley and West- live Iastball, will turn 22 Satur- from the clubhouse to take a He asks: "What kind Yankees 5, Royals 3 to relax its communist discipline and ooffer the has also discouraged women The Senate plan acknowledges criticism of Ur LEAA as It that keeps the public death toil ' Wednesday by Tampa Bay, still . from having me bishops declare. Yet the o fficial corruption unnecessarilyIshigh? cheSter and tied for eighth in day and 36 ,523 fans turned up bow. Twins 2, Orioles 0 Fred Stanley's two-run triple What kind workers more ineffective and wasteful by directing that the agency give Incapitalistic Incen tives, babies, Wednesday night leaving with if Shula a big dccl, to help of he prom ethicsIs U.S. ised Bill Singer snapped a person. Open at Atlanta. to eradi cate It that 'goes high1ted a five-run first in. I'sclrych 13-4 with a lea creased attention to Im provement of the the conclusion of America's top Soviet To maintain an adequa te work forte, each Is accompanied, they say byon unabated." ft sacrifices human lives?" top iom celebrate. Horton didn slon to make quarterback. at al five-ga He hai finished in me . ..i ning . that carried New York me losing streak with "violence and 't get leading 197 earned run a crime and by requiring of LEAA closer evaluation manpower expert Dr. My Fesbbach, who family must produce at least 2.2 cidldree. soviet terrorizing, too, ''' into the act until the ninth ..We hated to let him go," 12 of 23 starts, his total , a five-hither for Minnesota. Dan since me military are ctory. Doyle Alexander, — Radioacti meoniy has Just completed one of the most important families have dropped below this fi age has done more for the Ti vity. Background radia tion for 4 Ford knocked in both Min.. X$Shula said of Valbuena "But money of $213,201 exceeding " gure In some people licensel to carry ar _, ms . ." me ..,_ 1~ gers than win ballgames. In the won it with relief help from The action contemplated in Ur House, however, 15 demographic studies ever done on me Soviet parts of European RLLI5IL average U.S citizen amounts to some 250 .... . -. it's hard enough to work with • that of second place Hubert to belt a pinch-hit home run for rast nesota runs with a single and a The bishops tell of torture In Marcos, millirems per year, half of this due to natural Sparky Lyle who picked up Union. I 10 games sistent with a cowing public concern that federal bodies Many Russian women, accust om ed to stockades, Political suspects have "practically sources, t sacrifice four quarterbacks, let alone -Green by almost $25,000. Nick- a 4-3 Detr oi t victory over fly. 20 th save, 657 fans have come he rest due mostly to medical equip. themby submitting periodically proof of performance. working, don't want more children. Even me no rights," me manifesto alleges, five." laus, with only one tournament Texas Rangers, According to Dr. Feshbach's calculations, "p park. He hasn't appeared be. at- ment. Nuclear plants would add 0.003 milllrems A review of LEAA programs In 1$ months will allow a bit Of A's 1, Brewers S Russ ps now being taken won't produce bitrary arrests are matched by "(and) Valbuena, 23, enters a quarvictory won *152.019. Angels?, Red Soil o this, which Dr When he bit thatball I could fore a crowd of less than 30 000 arbitr ary "a . Beckman ca sunshine on Ur basic question of whether me agency is Bert Campanerts had four Ther s ll "Piddling." like ia can expect a criticalIrony manpower shortage working-aged children until well into the 1990L detentions," Prisoners are held . AmOLU Palmer, a never-say, have kissed him, said Tiger in by 1913. terback battle at Tampa Bay . e Is sta1IsUcJ in the year. Left-bander Frank Tanana hits, scored twice, dr It for months fly sneezing Into the wind." that span. achieving Its goal of curbing crime. ove in a me manpower crunch will proba bly, hit the without charges. die 46, is trying again for the Manager Ralph Houk, not usu. c between veteran Stave Spurthe year before '1914," me stopped Boston on two hits run and stole a base as Oak. title he's never won — playing ally Fidrych time and title farina first, where productivity already has the kissing type. was not at his best singles by Dwigh t Evans and land Our20own bodies net, rookie Parnell Dickinson ______________ of George Orwell 's famous satire. Orwell fallen so low that The press is "sycophantIc" and U) populace about mrens per receive an Interna l dose of moved within a% games of on a special PGA invitation — me Soviets must Import food to Is docile, the bishops Fidrych gave Horton a bear Wednesday night, surrendering Rick Burleson — to Foote and free agent Mike described a Stalinesque police sta te, whose year from our blood (mainly report. "We am hit raise hi., front-runningKa City and South Africa's Gary Player hug after he crossed the plate runs in the second on a pair of record to 14-5. Tanana due to potassIum 40, contained In many protein citizens couldn't make a move without govern. feed the 256 million population. ' " Shula, meanwhile, announced .4,, becoming a nation of sheep," they lament. struck the AL West. Don Baylor added In short, me soviet Union won't have 'the In is attempting to salvage a foods); 33m em .yearf as the fans roared. singles and a passed ball, in out 10 batters and walked jus ment sanction. that Incumbent starter Bob building materials; The manifesto also alleges that "camps for 35 t a two-run homer and Mike Tor. Gniese diocre season In his final US. "When he hit that I felt so the fourth on a homer by Mike one as the Angels vacated rays; 25 from food, 11 from workers needed to meet production youths, 18 years and under, have been started" ground; from Cosmic and third-stringer Don r. me But If Dr. Feshbach'g confidential study Is demands, five from the air; and the rez evened his record at 10-10 appearance • llargrove of the year. happy for him," said Fidrych and in the seventh on cellar in the AL West. a reserve "1984" may hit me in three cities. Others reportedly are In the diagnost Struck will share quarterback 1 from x-ray correct, me Russian people may be able to country by and for the A's, ics. 1313 'or,..'. jj9' the uimgni in ouues Saturday planning stage. 'The regimen In those camps," Imen the Orwellian grip and pin more freedom BISHOP'S CHALLENGE: In dictatorships Hitkesyouth ange Bowl against PhilaDr. Beckman notes: "When a group of an. In 1913. This is what It may take to overcome me around tinuclear fanatics hold a meeting, :4 :. the world, the clergy have defended me Movement of me '3 and the Red Guards delphia. —:• receive . manpower shortage and stimulate productivijty downtrodden and me persecuted. much more radiation from each oththey He said Incumbent backup Ca tholic China." ,.:.'..-•, "er than they Dr. Feshbach has based his conclusions on a priests and Protestant ministers alike Earl Monrall arid Jim Del Gain The prelates describe 'systematic In. would from a nuclear reacts-" palmtaki study of Soviet omsus Wes and risked their lives to bring us evidence of to have w I)iapoul. rt Again, me will 1." . run the offense next ure dodrUon" in 1 me question is Camps, "bordering on coe me other otecure documents. The study was corn- In such countries as • weeke agai ns t the '" nd pa at Tam Brazil, Chile, Cub., India bralnwuhlng and leading to an undisguijed produced by ng nuclear. quantity missioned by the Joint Congressional Economicand Iran. expansion Buccaneers. personality cult of President Marcot" •. b';. one person's annual share of the ComnmItt,e, which will make It public in late Now many ci the 81 Catholic bishops In me , S .of coal -f . ired plants In United Unless an Injury occurs, The stirring me manifesto, completed on States is September, ft was co-authored by Dr. Feshbach not ore asplrlij tablet Philippines, meeting secretly, have drafted a Philippines' Independence Day, June 12,me But Grlese a Job is locked in Is ssin gJ' — as In me case of and Steven Rapmwy. manifesto condemning the zupprcssIm of human divided into 37 sections with every facet of nuclear cycle reproce g I but 320 pounds of Shula has to decide whether , ••, '. The Soviet population trends indicate that me rights by President Ferdinand Marcos, A copy Philippine wastes, of which often only 90 per Morrall at 42 ,ears old should ' A ', " , life: family, youth, laborers, cent Is In the population Is aging and that there aren't enough has been smuggled to ul - W_-, farmers, ash pile; the rest, which Includes particulate be retain.d. :, . political prisoners, students, even aliens and -. and Young people to pick up the work tools. The poj5 Marcus and his wife, knelda, have courted Squatters. If Morrall Is kept, and Shula is spewed into the . . . • atrrtosphere — European Russians, who hae produced most of the Roman Catholic Church, which has a stays with his past formula of The churchmen charge that labor leaders, for and it doesn't thrfin kill people ltkI1jtjj the skilled workers In me past, are aioo falling re I i.eepng Just three quarterushoW on $3perciscimephulppjnes'4 very definitely, •. • in \ Vol example, "languIsh jail to be released only at behind the Central Asian minorities In million people. The Mam-coses have from . backs, he has to choose some Ur pleasure ci government population growth. Whether one Li for or against nuclear power, ~%-Jf .iA success In placating 1h conservative Cardinal Sta te of Emergency' lasts." for as long me the younger Struck and Del ~ 11~ - " me right of strike Dr. Pelt Beckman's book .:. r h The minority races, according to Feshbach,. , — "The Hazards of suppressed also resist leaving borne to work In distant "inflagmtvi" NOT Going Nuclear" — But now most of his bishops heve taken a of free labor principles. Is must reading for sive at Detroit. ' i• ,M factories and fields. Nor do they want to go to me courageous anyo seriously Int stand against the abuses they have ne erested in me Issue. It Is Valbuena, a former UrüverThe bishops call for discussions "In a peaceful Chinese border to build up the population for a FLAPPY FIELDING witnessed. They have denounced the heavy and orderly way." But th available In paperback for $595 from: Gotem "But how do I know for sure that these are not sity of Tennessee player, was ringing Press, Box 1342, Bo ey urge In with the Chinese. ul superstructure of secret police. informers and language: "Let me from Jimmy Carter's ta,mr der, Cole., 80302. • MIami's 10th round draft pick in When the Flagship Flappers and First Federal Fielders collide, people be heard. Let Ur The 4.3 million-man Soviet army thaw, oil You might even want to buy an extra cornipt gemwraiz, which Marcos has Imposed people decide." copy to 1974. He instead played two something bas to give. The Flappers did, the Fielders took a 24. send Ralph Nader as an early Christmas gift. y ears with the Southern I? victory In Wednesday's challenge softball game. Flappers California Sun of t.e new. Sharon Ponder Uopi and Pat Caldarelli (bottom) leap for bail In DON OAKLEY JOHN D. LOFTON JR. Energy Prices Must ' Nuclear Energy ____ R - Is - is Giants FG Tops Jet . e __ WAflNGTON Crens hOw Eyes PGA __ ____ am d auth bsk _______________________________________________________________________________________________ _____ ___ _______ "" _____ ____ arky Gave r"i CW L ___________ _______ . ___ ___ - ____ ______ ____ , _____ •- ___ JOHN CUNNIFF Early, • iewpoints 0 Economy . - - - -- - • - - ______ ' p-,. -. . - that progress?" •• •.. • • -' Expos . ___ ____ ..• -' -. ioo - . . ': ". .. . knows whether • . .. . • - "' -, :' - ' ' that retail sales are In bad shape," said - Valbuena Review Needed TO JACK ANDERSON Soviets Face Horton, Fl@ rych Crumble Texas Before 36,523 Fans an power r i s i - ' : . " - ,. ,.• ... ' me ., - ... " ' • - • ''. - . - . ' - BERRY S WORLD • ., • - • • - -'- 1. ' H : . . ,...: ' . , -. • - . . .. - - • ' ,. • •• _______ ________ output • _______ _______ ,',,, • S ' - , _______ • , ._ , -, - " ,,: ' ..•....- _____ - as r defunct World Football f.€ague. the three-huur grudge game. Herald photos by Torn Vincent) I I R-g, it.:a0i r, 4 - __ : . .. -- �_ CN. .m OtHNy, JimMa,wis. SHS p Doiies EcSfl, 3. $n.zzy Nockit. 1. TWILPTH- 1. NOun,.). O•y 3.00,7.20:3. ioci Cricket (H 7.10.0 cuaW.ven Ploner (I) 3.10- 3-00:3. .n,i, ncig . MM, SeeSecrits,4. P.nr.Dot, (11)11000: P(43)$ISI.I0 1(43.7) Little et; ho, La, 3.11; 7. Url.rt*ia Jerwy Jano. I. Deer HUM. I. 1. G.R. Sunset. . My Furty Genie, isr.io: 31.10. NATIONAL LI*UI (113) $211.lOi 00 (II) CIØI Otnbone (3) 4.11. 43, ($ Painless DentIst. 200:7. 7. Ks Pteroeti, S. Loco Motion. C IISHYN I ThCV$d (7) 1700 11 ui RUNSW L Pet. SI rv. CIa. TNIRD-. I. Vdn.'s MOny. 7. $lIm 121W P () 070.30: THIRD -1. Renso (So ers) r Penny (I) $10.0. 7; Moren, CIa, OS: Devernill 30.3 .-17 o 74 37 .447 WIIcn,3.RIffel,t Los p.J,pa.,on . 2* 7.20 210:2. Ocala Sutler ui P,I. (7.1) (1)4.00:0 Chi. Legalized 1.40:3. NuetcIlDivision elifi 40 33 .s 14'i fl *asut• (7.0.1) 4.70.1.00:3. Cumbn Frisco 141 a. linensI $fl3.I0: P (70) $314.00; . óotdss.RedoHo Sfsve$nipee New York W 54 .313 17 0(2.3) $30407 (321) $33.10: 3:N:i 2510271S (2)10*040,010:). MutllIa.Paco kacan Hill, 3 Malou S_f. N U N S I AT I S 0 IN- ROut Ede $13K40: 31:23. • Cfticeoo POURTN1 Iron Oily,). Si's .433 31 FOURTH - I• ShlWflt1 G.Foster. CIa. OS; Morgan, CIa, Jslwt St. Dee. 31*10-0 (4) 310 540; 3. Ois.tlSiurbI NINTH - I. Slick Jim (0) 4.00. 5*. Louis C 43 .437 74' 03: Sdmldt, Phi, 7$: KM,maa, DeaCoble Pvspier, 3. Ian K. Eckert, 1. Nicki (SraInd) (4) 1.00. 240.3.40;;. C 30*10-0 3.10; 0 (24)34.10: P 4.00, 3.00:2. $pe'd Drive (6) 1.30. 37.10.3)-eg MesI DAYTONA SlACK coc, S.I. Mr. $ .370 32' SrvIses,. Stable. NY, 72; LuilnikI. Phi, 77. Mike's Hawk (2)4.10:0 (6$) First (3)3.00,340:3. Lusty McKl5, S)SIITN) MUtIIIIAIYIIC (6) SlavIn, Sovran PllI WSDNISOAYMATINUI West $liirley. HIT$-R, CIa. 131; Monte. Snant Wen,er *740.7.50,74; 2. J $1040; P (SI) $36.O0: 7 (042) (I) 1,10; 0 (3.4) 11.10; 1 1arSy ( s) FIRST -1. 5. 1. Royal Dncer, 7. 371.00:3:00:4. 3133.30-104 7.00. 3.00; 3. Ra(esI•Mand$ (3) , (3) *3.20. $304.00; 31:34. Lot An, II 33 .540 II'; A.011veq, Ph. 133: O.Foeter, Jeft larger FIFTII - 1. AncIndy (Solders)III TgNTN-I.jImDftH&nwII) &N; Q(64) MO; P (24 with all 6) Silver 1.. 3. Valor*, 4. Trusting, S. 9-A 4.20; 1 Wright Sylem (3) SA, 3331.31-07 Houston Peenow Plum, 6. Hayseed, 7. It's 1.10; 3. SIaN Bud (1) 3.20; 0 (3.3) 740, j, 3.70: 7. Eye Appeal (I) 30.00. 13.20. 3.10: 2. Governor Del se Iv, Cin, us. *01(3.1 all 5) 0140. Bill Lowle 36-36-31--in San Diego $3130: P (3-3) 120.10: 31:14. SS 61 .474 36 DOUSLIES-AUdlock. Chi. 30; John pulphilk MONTH- 1. 1. Aprile (4) UA. Jody, 8. Triple Kwik. 10.40, 7.00: 3. MIss Liberation (3) Lee (3) 7.00. 700; 3. Mighty Atlanta 32 43 .454 n SIXTH- I. NotIceable. 7. Wright Johnston.. PhI. 77: ZIsk. PgIi, Ron HarrIson 41.11.0-125 San Fran _ 10 41 .110 74j 27: Rose, Cia, 37, G.Ma0oi, - Lucky MutIlla (3) 4.00: 0111) 3710; P 3.00, 3. S's Sister (I) 240: Wedalosday's floseffs wtiiz S. Snazzy Time. 6. SIum Phi. 26. SIXTH I. Skippy Lee (Gill) () I) 12.00. 1. MIS Moe (I) ILIVINTH 121.00; P (3.4) 134.00; 1 (3.10) 330, 0.00. 410; 2. The LoSt Flower, 5.10. 1.00. 7.10; 2. Bones Demon (1) Cincinnati 13, Chicago 10, *0 7. Kim Luke, S. Travelin Noll. A merican Leegee Iferifts sava"TN BATTING (VS &I t*ft)UrlarteWalfy (7) Philadelphia 4, Atlanta 1 McRae, KC. .350; O.Irstt, KC. Lot Angeles 2. Pittsburgh 0 PINS?- 1. Hestor.Lonenzo (3) 3.00, 0 (4.7) 7310; P (4.7) 252* Ho, S. Smondy StrIde. 4. Top GInger, 10.00, 4.20, 340:7, See Setior 1:35:4. $54040; 31:10. I1.3O.6.3O:3. Jariteed Jet (1) 3.10:0 3) TWELFTH New York 2, San Diego 1 SEVENTH ku. Ott. .321; Career. EVENT*- 1. Aprolt-Davalso 7. Wee Mane. 0. Ramble. -1. Travilln Jane (1) 1. 1. Mindy Nib Montreal 0. San Francisco 3 Mm. (6) 6.05, 3.00; 3. Soles-Pickia (4) (4) 13.20. 1.00. 310; 2. Neitor.Wally .ie. SISHTN-' 1. L5 Dorms Roger, $54040, 31c. Houston L St. Louis I 340; 0 (34) 30.10: P (34) 113.40. (I) ,30, 4.40; 3. NafailDlaga (3) 2. Mr. Monk, 3. Fairway Flair, 1. Jamie(I)330, 3.10:3. 1 JO (3) 4.00; 6.00. 1.00; 3. Penmarrlc (3) FOURTH -1. G.R. Hangover Today's Sinus North, Oak. (14) $14.I0 P (14) $34.00: T (143) 0(17)5040: 1 (7.13) 11240; 710:1. San Dlego (Sawyer 20) it 71: Otis, KC,71; 11.10.310: 2. Solos-Gores (4) TWILPYpI- 1. ftitael.EIorrl (1) 7. Shonda Lee, I. Peggy Fallen. 71;R.Whlte, G.Srett,NY. KC,12.0, New York (Seaver 97) M 3Aj 3. Goldas-Pecinsi (7) 3.40; 1740, 0.00. 3.40.3.40: 3. Wright Brans* ()00: 70. 3. Mutltla-Rodolfe (Lynn) (3) 3.00.710, 7.40; 2. SiItH A - 2.211; Handle - $101,000. NINTH- I. It's laIty, 2. Macs Q(4.$) Cincinnati (AIcala 10.3) at $3,,; P (54) $104.20: I (14RUNS DATTED Girl (4) 2.00.2.40: 3. Miss Sionrb (1) Munson, (34 with 2.1) 00 ; & M11111-00 6 10 11 (8) Run Dog Two. 4. Petite Chicago (Stone 3 4) $712.00. 10.00,0(1.1)33.00; P (1.3) 14330; Pinto, S. Es Parte, 6. AIm, 7. NY. 74; Chambilss. NY, 13, 3.401 0(3-41 ZIO.Wi T (".I) U4,40; FIFTH - I. Cory Allison (4) Atlanta (LaCorte 04) THIRD- Solans-Ovy (3) 11.21, Big Q(14 with all 1) 122.30;(14 with maratichifia, at Mayberyy. KC, 71; Ystnemskl, & Flarods Buck. 2:07:1 3AD: 41,11111, Philadelphia (Loft" 2. Wright No FI (#) lo.gol, 74$, 110: 2. ZubiGoedwin (1) 440, all 5) 12-71- Ssn. 70; Ruill. Oak. 68; TINTIS- 1. Spectra Tmond, 7. 3.00; 3. Vera Gina (7) 2.40: Q (4.4) In) toughs. Ten. 00. sby) (I) 6.20. 3.00, 3.40; 3. Sam Royal Wesson. 3. Lucky Libra. 4. %5t201 P (44) 11113-11111 T (4*7) Only games scheduled SEMINOLE TONISHT'$ ENTRIES HITS-GROut, KC, 157; LiP. 4) 1*40; P (3.1) $340.00. Boneall (3) 3.00, 3.00; 1. Knowing Quiqeysana, S. Ioasdmlral, 6. $374; 31:00. Friday's Games FOURTN-1.Solana(5)4.10,4.l0, WIDNI$DAY NIONT lore. Del, IX; Rivers. When (5)4.30; 0 (30) $11.10; 1 (13 RocklnLuiu, 7. Sansage Himax, S. Los Angeles it Chicago SIXTN-1.OostiaM$gluty (1) 740, NY, 137, 7.41: 7. Gain 11 (8) 6.30,3.00; 3. Chambliss, NY, 132; Munson, FIRST- 1. Ramblln Rhonda: 2. Fawn Dawn. 3) $116.00: 2:04:2. 7.00.6.00:7. Ls Love Of Emma (4) San Diego at Montreal. 2. NY, *37; Car,w, 1111011ne (4) 3.10; FIRST 1. DeLeon Kim Vise,, 3. CapItulate, 4, Mm, 132. TINTN 1. Great Value ILIVINTM..... 1. Romantic h040,4.303. Omaha Gus e)$6031, 00(3.5)5104.10. (3)140:0 ISralnard) 15) p.00. 4.00, 20; 7. (Spriggs) (4) 0.40. 4.00. 7.20; 3 Lady's Ready. S. Or Nltro, 6. Ronny, 2. Summer Dow, 3. Slum (1.4)$07.10;p(1.4)$13140; y(1.4.3) Die mondsLedw3.a,uo;3.lren. Yankee St. Louis at Atlanta. In) P1111716- 1. Aprolit-Echanis (3) Dreamy Oft Dog, 1. pgorsuader Grace# 4. Hobo (4) 3.10. 2.20. 3 Cinckinati •t New York. Ins .6i, 440,440:2. s-ModIsh (1) Acre, I. Laggod, Surbon, 7, Daytona Lads. Melody $IVINTH San Prancisco at 7.*411;3. Rafael.Equrb( Ptiila. I. Ike Strider (1) (1) 3.10: SECOND 1. Worthy RobIn (647) 534.40; 2:07. IICOND-1, Golden SoppI,Ire, 2. Time. NFL low delpluIs. In) 11.40. 740, 7.301 7. .ct.nlln, P. (5) (SeIders) 70, 5.00: 2. A *412; Handle 575.200. Wedeesday's Resolt Pittsburgh at Houston, In) New York Giants 16, New York Jets 14 AMERICAN LEAGUE Friday's Games El New Orleans at Botfalo. In) I. p, flh t. .i I1 A or ••t. a a ..w iuminum .v-;j-i FlUff Baltimore 54 33 .311 0', (n) ( -. CICYIIIn letordIri Gaines 34 34 .191 13 Atlanta vs. Tampa Boy at Detroit 31 25 .457 13 Jacksonville. Pie.. (n) 37 .477 13 With fiberglass screen. PhIIad.Ipaii at Miami, (n) Miiwkee C 4740 .430 i;', 0 Push-button latch and Detroit at Cincinnati, (n) Pittsburgh Washington. at ( Kin City 6$ 11 .607 n) closer included. Easy Oakland 40 53 ni ., Baltimore at Chicago, (n) to install. 2'411 or T-O". Baseball W. 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During the reunion festivities, It was announced that all anid teachers were invited to a brunch the following day at the hame d Mr.and Mrs. Brack PatinL ____ ____ ___ We've Moved! _ Come $. Us M Our Now Home We've got more room and a bigger silectise __________ Our Prices & D.p.ndabl. Service I•m.hi Th. $am•..., Tanner Birth Announced SAME OWNERS ARDELL& JULIE WILLIS Mr. and Mrs. Joeeph Tanner (nee Dottle Jardine) of ke SI,.,... ik avwa J WUA1I1 U UIIU UI LI_ak C"I _D HOME '..ss FURNI .i NCE S5 . IS NOW LOCATED AT OUR NEW FACILITY) Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jardine, Lake Mary. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Tanner, Indianapolis, lad. 2306 French Ave,,, SaflfOfd Phone 322-8240 beautifully with campus activities That co-ordinate Rn-Jay offers you versatile vests, skirts, shirts and pants In Fall's favorite colors In cotton and polyester blends for comfort and easy care. Available In junior sizes S to 13, MIss.s to 20. BIous and shells from $ . Skirts from $14.50. Pants from $13. home worrying about whether he will rn It home that or not. Abby, I realize that his work involves lot of danger, but I'm sure I can handle all problems connected with U. A policeman needs a good woman to come home to of a nero day s won, and I want to be his woman, but he won't let Complete your Fall look - a . with shoes, handbags and scarves from Rn-Jay's colorful collection • tat me. I. He wants to continue seeing a me, but C*it he tells teiii file (101 to expect marriage because he loves me too much to marry me. Does this make sense? LOVES A COP DEAR LOVES: I don't buy It. U It's marriage you want, don't waste any more time on him, - - - ) ,• . - Lk - -- FREE PARKINq ir REAR WHILE SHOPPING ROJAy ' 4 21$-220E. FIRST ST. DWNTOWN ?'' ala 4 ,_-',__•S NEW SHIPMENT S SW-ADHESIVE CONTACT PLASTIC WASH CLEAN SURFACE REG. 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Price I 710:. c,,) I C - L from household prudocts. - Force but was told he needed the equivalent of a high school short time, be can acquire a diploma (he had quit in his compessable skilL U you and 1mm.. k.. ..ab wuw fl._._...t_ _.s-- a ia Sews jrsa can auiii for a books from the library and year or two longer, perhaps the studied for the exams he has to marriage cii be saved. It the pass to get Into the Air Force kids are wifling to try, can't He passed the e'nis, and the you? kids were married at a little DEAR ABBY: lam a woman church wedding. David then who has been in the business went to Texas for his basic world for many years. I have training. After one week, he been told that I "think" like a was sent home with an man. honorable discharge. They said Should a woman take that as he was "unable to cope with a compliment? military life." THINKS LIKE A MAN This was a terrible blow to all DEAR THINKS: Only If she Of us. David and Pam are living thinks a man's "thinfrmn" is with us now, but we can't keep superior tstbatofa woman's. them indefinitely. Pam's DEAR ABBY: How do you parents have been very good to tell a policeman that he has the kids, but say they can't live rights just like any other man? with them. David has looked Abby, this policeman I'm in everywhere for work, but love with says that he loves me because he has no skills, he but he will never marry again can't get a job. He Is so (he's divorced) because he discouraged. There Is talk of can't expect a woman to sit their separating and Pam's going home to her parents. Theremust bea solution, but Food Tips what? If Pun leaves David, I don't think he could survive If a recipe calls for a taweblow. What should they do' spoon of minced raw onion and DESPERATE MOTHER you want to substitute DEAR MOTHER: Urge powder for it, try using aOnion half David to Inquire Into the teaspoon of the powder. nearest vocatlonal4echnical school where, Is a relatively A of sliced bacon usually contains from 35 to 45 slices. A good buy when you efeeding acrowt t,aa.' as St Pi$irubg at Lakeland Tornpi it Winter Hivin souTheRN LIA4UI listsri a W.- i_. pet. OS Taylor Aima Drown Janus., Harold Dekie, Kew" Ecbols, Kirby M Jr., William Goorp, Luticla Gormley Lee, Harriet Hayman Boyd, Mildred Hires Peters and S household products and medicines out of your children's reach, preferably In a locked cabinet Among *"a '41 dosamialas Vving I. Suinrrf Need Parents' TTT ru...4A et..A i. Wsib .II,.. UI I.. l... 11w TuffAlle Fort Laudorpal, S. we; PRIm S..ct. I Pcnw.ne Seacti at Miami. ood held Bill Martin, Laiwette Minih.w Williams, 1. iack Monl&&, Mien Newmen, Ralph Pesold, Plli.sheth Pippla Osvoim, Ruth PIJI Wiebolm Mary Rivers Cameron, Ruth Smith Goble Leon Stelimisy,,, TIm Stsv, Jack Woodeuff daughters. Assisting Jessie were Mrs. Cathy and Fred have recently Bonnie Byrd, her aunt, and returned from Canada and Margaret Spencer Vitale. report a marvelous trip. Among the teachers attending were Mrs. Effie Durden, L_...___ Gladys and 33111 Wr.0 ..j ha,.w ..k,._ o5f the U IIL5ZU 2113. Use returned from their second Fort, Miss Rebecca Stevens home, the ($laI$ familyciwned, and Bill Stamper and his wife, Nu-Wray Inn, near Asheville, Mildred. N.C. Superb meals, served family style, Is among the many attractions of the Inn. Gladys said, "I bet I gained 10 Mrs. Frank (Ann) Newkirk pounds that I didn't need." has returned after spending a moithvlsiting with her mother, The home of Jessie and Brack other family members and Perkins was the setting Sunday friends at Bezmetaville, S.C. for a buffet brunch honoring the Aim's one daughter Debbie members of the class of 1941 Freeman remained In Carolina and 1942 of Seminole High as a lifeguard at a summer School following the joint resort be fore returning to reunion Saturday night. Sanford to attend school this About 65 of the Saturday night month. Daughter Beth detoured crowd turned out for more fun via Norfolk, Va. for a visit and fedivity,Several husbands before returning home. 1$, and Pam,tgs gIrlfriend, 10, came to us saying they wanted because Pam was pregnant We met with Pam's parents who agreed to the marriage, providing David could support Pam and the expected baby, SPECIAM low L and Fred Gray and their next of the classmates volunteered their first child, Matthew Kelly, door neighbors, Aim and Don for KP detail and went so far as born Aug. 10 at Orange Reynolds and for lovely to wh the dishes. Memorial Hospital, Orlando. to marry wuo.', leedis Wir I4i.in 3. Tempa I St _______ OKAIS ABBY: My son David, -- Tami LaIaIsnd I. cian Puts Heart I Mo Party Greetings $ f)B/ack&fleckep 27-35-26-U Among to lab Rug. Price I.e.) ...................59c W ATCOLONIALDRIVE Pro Division Boston (Tian# 11-10) at Call. Dave C Use around chimney flashing, down shingles. etc. 8W' cartridge. Putt Putt Mi Kansas City, (n) New Vet at Minnesota, (n) Mllwai*e. at CalifornIa. (n) Boston aktand. (oil Ea ch Each New York (Hunter 12.12) nnesota (R,dfenn37))1t at ' Inside frosted bulbs in 60, 75 Or 100 watts. [v1s, • -. 27% (n) (ornia (Ryan 0.131, (n) Milwaukee (Augustine 4$) at Robertfnblrwn Clarence Daniels Oakland (Mitchell IS). (n) .ioeMarazzlto Only games scheduled Dan Weidl Friday's Games Jim Haynes Chicago at Baltimore. (n) Tom bonds Tex" at Cleveland, (n) Ken Evans Detroit 5 MMMMO Mondays Gaune5 St. Louis vs. San Diego at Tokyo. Japan at LIGHT BULBS ______ The gathering was not aimed ass briefing an mouth-mouth resuscitation, nor was It a tongue-in-cheek affair. But instea d, the party honoring ylnee Fechtel, given by Mr. and 4rs. Bobby Brantly at their Markham-Woods home, resulted In the honor guest -a receiving most mosi of the women guests by planting a gentle kiss Nancy Brunner and Virginia on their cheeks. Mercer. kASflCRME7S ir Jo, ____ __ -. I. - Guts __ __ (lbert, Tommy W. Epps Jr., Mary Alice Moon, A, ThmSer Ratlift end Mwiel Kno, SoutL In And Around Sanford • ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ . - ______ ______ - N) *1.10, I sylvada end other points, readied from New York Poituil. R.bs Las (Mrs. B. E. Parer) tm"loddwVubddMwA@(Ordwdmd'41.MwmWfi"ot her to cIdrei flew to the reunionfrom Las Beach, Calif. Traveling do groisted distance from the dw of 143 was General WIlll*rn C. Beanan (USA?) from C1alw,na Qty. the 141 tes living in SaidordSerninole today am John Angell Mildred Await The 1941 class officers were Fred Dyaan, peenideid; Bill White, vice president; Betty Colbert Sdarik, secretary; Mors. Uppincott, fressurer; John Fenneil, chaplain; sizi Kader Bethes and Chris Thompson, cim atheadc manogiors. Class sponsors were Rebec Stevens, Ruth Hand Meriwether Catherine and Olin D. King. Harness Racing ____ packaging when buying hoashold sohilane'es and mcthes, and keep the products In their original containers (rather than in cups or aolt4ok bottles) and keep food separate __ ______ Among P P Smith, MIen Stevens, Eèia C2ilttenden, Ethel Rinu, MIs F, iiau . Hamll,IA1li1 (miron _____ ______ ______ 310; 0 1040, B a million cbIWei will be victims of accidential poisoning. Protect your family by following these precautionary steps: Most important, keep Thlsyea,moseth.ehelf a4 Albert 71UtOwt. ___ - Tndiy, Aeg. 1L rn-il _________________________________________________ ____ 13.I0.5i0,4,4;3, ____ ____ Marpr ________ _______ ____ Evening Hsra, lamlsrd, F). Beginning the memorabletag w-$ a citati _, followed by dinner, program and dancing. 51jg as masters of ceremonies were Doneld Jones, - . jointly celebrated the 3th and 34th class rewtlons SIturcsi siJit at %Slnford Garden Club. About IS classmates and their o.0 attended the festive event which John Dwn began organizing about 1½ years ago. Dog Racing s. Prevent Accidontlal Poisoning Reunions Cnsr, ld . Hold ____ ___ - '42 RYDORISDIETRICH _________ o, 10*10-0 31.2S.fl-IS Classes If you need crushed cardsmorn and you have cardamom in the pod, treat the spice this way: break open some pods, remove the seeds and crush the seeds between folded wax paper with a rolling pin. Kitchen fun for children: give them some wrapping paper or Slit bags and some fancy-shape cookIe cutters plus crayons. The youngsters will enjoy drawing around the cutters and filling in the shapes with the crayons of different colors. If apjs'opnlate paper is used, the kids can make place-mats foe On family table In this fashion. 1 PflflV,I a flIt•%.• . fl:.f--- --. -:-.-. 1 ............ , , - i 21 ' 4. �T111111111"Pefty, Ago, 12. m& :.Family leHs _____ ______ ___________________ Secret Barbecue Sauce Of Macaroni Beefs Cookout Up 's': I' 00 W(I 1*•r I ___ r..d A'lufIe44 Pr CaTots, cery emk4s4tY1e EISst ___ ___ for eating. ChickeiL complete ___ her puenls, Mr. and Mrs. M'rW Allen af Houston, TEL, to pay ma a visit While _____ tbe In PleW York 1 cup cider vinegar ___ lan had a 7bl ii he __ CUP water vegetable oil 4 cup I-kd CUP Worcestershire willing to Part wi to use the sauce for bar. healing bad their dm*Aer uses it for barbecuing _ _____ ___ • I Julceafliorgelemon I large red onion, finely chopped 4 liquid smoke 3 or 4 doves garlic, minced beef about i :, '• supper . SlitS ' q browned, stirring oc. culonafly. Add beef. Cook on _____ __________________ THE PORN LOSER stirring ss Gradually mix In macaroni. Simmer, covered, 15 minutes, stirring occasIonally. Add olives; cook 3 minutes longer. Makes 4 beef costs only to di l bed bsullhes entsaplatefuJfnj es ___ __ tISIP... Serve with fresh frult and pepper raw _ t 44 Lust 48 Notaeman 49 Liquid by An $iqisOpn pp olve cubes. - P11111111 ___ 4 red grou r c Collegiate — ahem w*ffi .. deslned to make werds isO / . -- Sp.d.l tweed. Long sleeved at. tached Polyester shirt and scarf of coordinated mule fleurs prInt. - ____ - 7' than ever . ':., I $995 S own matching, softly flfted jacket. ;® pct. Polyester '. - . ' • / . $795 E.M. CUJi JU9r EAz. FUNNY JOKe.' ____ -5, - '.2 Japanese Tea With oah1stdr'ofJapaese mary/esther's •1• ' . I SANFORD ____ _____ DIAL 322-2383 P1L322.174. - = e re". 4NAPAI - stinctive - ARCHIEf MY PURSIf' MAYBE YOU SHUDu HER HMO IF IT WAIN'TON HIR LIFT IT SHOULDIR5f mac - or the Looks man-Qbout campus . - ___ ___ Update your Image this season . on and off campus. . _____ ______ _____ ______ ;. S I II *rx az kp 322-5651 + Sanford Auto Parts DOWNTOWN SANFOno S - __ ' 1 _____________ by StofI & Haimdehj BackanToonSchool SHOE FOR GIRLS AND BOYS Good shoes, built for solid comfort, good looks and durability. The kids will b sold. .. and Mom will tool ' .1 ________________________________ S of. _____________________________ private Japanese life. The ritual Includes the proper way to walk, turn around, sit, handle drinking and eating utensils, bow, and many other forms of behavior prescribed by code of e tiquette for polite society in the Orient. 1t Is true that young people In Japan today lack knowledge In etiquette, but that is because there is so little opportunity to learn or use it in the home,,, said Mrs. Shiozuki she reWed In a rattan chair In the carpeted lobby to her tea ceremony school. "Today's Parents grew up In the World War If years when there were few Chances to learn s e I ___ C°EN FRI. NITES "IP' Brawn loather with soft crepe 4 Mrs. Shiozuki, however, comes from an Illustrious ly whose ties to tradition have transcended wars and the corntug of Western ways. Her father, Soshitsu Sun, Is the 14th generation of the family that fou nded the tin Senke Tea ceremony, the moatproml. nent of va rious styles, with an estima ted five million follow. ers. Her brother, also taking the name Soehitsu Sun, now holds the venerable position that in. cludes among its privfleges performing the tea ceremony for visiting stak guests. 819;1P_ aw r • soles __ Mrs. Shiozukl'sname became a household word with the pub. Ucatlon in 1O of her best-sell, ci', "A Guide to Ceremonies," which gives Step-by-step nstructions for weddings, tunerala and other formal occasions. Her other books tell how to give presents, write letters, wear kimonos, meet people, as- with relatives and be. have in different areas of society. Sl. also tells how to sociate SHOE STORE 20$ E. FIRST ST., SAI41'ORD PH. 32-0204 passed S S - -: __________________ ____ ___ ____ - ______________ _______________ I by Al Vermeer u COME ON. CARLYLE. HAVE EAR (COME P. HAVE HEART! - 0' o ' ________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS __________________ _______________________________________ by Larry Lowis ______________ ...sP ME DiDN'T MS ESSAY CONTEST _ _ _ (if _ f ' - . ____ ____ 0 . - ---12 _ __ FRANK AND ERNEST Prizes will be in the form of Gift Certificate. Redeemable at any Sanford DBA Member Store. __ ____ To i&nv D0 fl Jy ' _ __ _ __________ _________________ pr Bucks Magnolia Branch Emporium, Capp; Men's Store, Cabry City Printing, Carroll's Furniture, Garrett's, Knight's shoe store. Kader Jeweler, Manuel Jacobson Dept. Stare, Mary-Esthir, McCrory's, ______ Merle Norman, Milady's Fabrics, Perkins Mini Store, Powell's office Supply, Belay, Sanford Auto Parts, Sanford Jewelry a Luggage, Sanford Shoe Center, Ssnk.rIk Glass £ Paine, Swø,y'5 Office Supply, Touchton's Drug Store, World Imports, Gifts By Nan. Also The Sanford Fla gship Bank of Sanford and First Federal of Seminole. Atlantic Bank of DEADLINE FOR ENTRY: AUG 27 itll aKlos4: W Q 54 •ioe • TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan zi.oe ______ ____ PIP 'i'ER zcowe,' M WT? 1'PAY, SN(X4Q, PM? _____ ______ ___ ____ Suppose that East West N IV Pass Pass pass Pan s the second trwnp trick. Would he have laid down his king of diamonds? Not on your life! Suppose West had led from the king Of Sidney would have paid off, but great players know their 6AJ 10172 Both vulnerable p held queen of hearts and won that A 10176 Q p trouble making seven. Had Sidney seen the queen In the West hand? No, he hadn't, but his whole line had constltuteda Safety play. opponents and Sidney knew that West did not lead from IV Pass Pass kingiagalnst slams. no lead - 10 # wit -56 M" A Pennsylvania reader asks How would you play today's about the meaning of the don. hand against an opening lead We on the bidding sequence: of the 10 of diamonds? Would one apade-pastwo diamonds. you lose a diamond and a doub e. In sta ndard American and or would you be enough to play West for three In all normal systems this hearts to double Is for takeout and the two unbid suits. e queen? WhenthelateSldneysuodor shows Of Philadelphia, one of the great players, held the hand (For a copy of JACOBY he adopted a most unusual but MODERN, send $1 to: "Win line of play. of Bridge." c/o this He successful rose with dummy s ace newspaper. P.O. Box 489, of diamonds while dropping Radio City Station, New York, N. Y. 10019) the queen from his own SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox S El I- r I) $ in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, CL'IhWa,.. pEClOUS: SC[NCE j4t zxawA64r6Tn4*j6 YE CPMLz'c 'il • A t64t !67? /7A 144 h(4 1)1 H,FJ1ELLI'JW IT C41T 4V7 t.1tD/fvai7cs b k/4 1(YC46f)I6V S q _____ _______ was too busy writing wills!" Garry Trudeau I 0tH lIP LR-#U1. m 1MT I FhEP - AlS I.S6E IF t)SE ________________ s t.OItJEP PA ASSIGNMENT 9-IL DOONESBURY ____________________________________________ L—. •Q5 (DI 50(7TH NY 10019. S •K1762 4913 and Lamb mp ESSAY THEME — "What s School Will Mean To Me This Year"I You May Pick Up Your Enrty Forms At Any Of These Member Stores: EAST e%J763 2 life situation. For information on Iron deficiency anemia send for The heal th Letter nwtber 4-4 Iron' and Anemia. Send a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope and ) cents for it. Address your let ter to Dr. Ncuhlu, ___ — ____ ___ WEST Then heled ahearttohlsace and a second heart to dummy'sjack.Thefinesseworted and since the queen of clubs dropped doubletonhe had no the basis of a competent review of the patient's symptoms and - _ KJ93 kidney disease. because the other physicians found no d1sease bu traon 'sII 1T1 St by Bob Th.v.s __________________________________________________________ ___________ 12 A J 53 Ic4 while she experienced u , -' 0 _ Is ______ ze(i CASHIER _____________ _______ WIN AT BRIDGE Symptom tuberculosis, L _____ __ ___________ ——— s ___ _____ WILL BE GIVEN IN EACH AGE GROUP - as - 10th 11th, 12th - of ___ 0 OJQ A TOTAL OF NINE PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN groups: CROSS PINGE$ WHENBVE ME MAKES A CMPAIGIJ PROMISE — - "8-i _______ $ENATO . vt" ______________________ __________________ _____ PRIZES 000=4000as$500 $2 OF —. ___ Z'D REEL BE'TTER OKiNG ______ ARTICHOKES' ol _________ r ___ - - ' 'C' ABOUT 7th, 8th, 9th STARTING MOM! __ A v. ENTER THE SANFORD DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ASS 5th & 6th HAVE A - _______ Competition will be in three grade I THINK I'M ' Students V TU _____ S _ _____ + _____ GRADES 5 THROUGH 12 You can win Prizes Worth $$$ •/ 0-;. ____ _____ PRISCILLA'S POP - r symptoms of fatigue like the several others. Now all of these lady you wrote about. In about can't ho right. What does this two weeks Dad's doctor made mean? It means that chronic his diagnosis and a biopsy fatigue is sym ptom, not a confirmed Hodg klns's disease. Based on this I would take You can fatigue from Issue with yotr statement that emphysema.have I was particularly U lady had already had struck with an Air Force officer several examinations, it was who had decreased exercise unli kely she had a disease but capacity and had a long history rather a depression. Mom's of trouble In physical per. doctors did not pick up her formance but was not disease. diagnosed. He actually had DEAR READER Most emphmaandb of his pie think their doctor is inability to Increase oxygen great but are not so sure about his body was limited as to how those other doctors. Diagnoses much work he would do. are missed. Even with all the You can have fa tigue from m rn cine diabetes, particularly if it is at hand the diagnosis is not advanced and untreated. Heat always easy. Your mother 's exhaustion will cause tigu fa e; case Of Hodgklns's disease may will cancer, tuberculosis and have finally progressed to the anemia. me advertisers knew point that swollen glands were what they were doing when they Large enough to be felt or seen u term ,"tired blood," onanXray, therebymaJrjgit Depression Is one of many easier Thne permits a disease to fairly complete examination become more evident. A fever fall to reveal any evidence of unknown origin may be disease of any organ system it easily explained alter a typical must be included one Of the rash developa. pouUties.OjtIs the real You may be Interested in how cause. My point remains that many letters I received similar u nexplained fatigue Is often a toyours. Eachletter wr jterwas manifestation of depression sure I was wrong about the Lady a complete evaluation of arid the having a depression and each symptom of fatigue requires made his or her own diagnosis. consideration of depression as a These included Hodgkins's possible cause, Psychiatrists do disease, mya t henia gravis, not make siry a diagnosis just _____ _______________________________ queUe." -- cuP* S1l TW. ,, women spacious, I H ___ . - I• - __________ [ - F Dr. DEAR DR. LAMB Your cOlumn on depression reminded me of my late mother who died Lamb in 1930. She had been to niany doctors. My father, at a calculated risk, undermined _________________ her confldence in the dlagnosuc ability of her own doctor. Her doctors all prescribed "rmt a nd d I s e m i n a t e d lupus relaxation." Many months errJmatnsis (a rare dlsease, _____ ________ I - IF By Lawrence K Lamb, M.D. THE Sonford as + 4 _____ ___ ____ ___ _______ ____ ____ ______________ ______ Men's - Dwto thestrict SINCE 1945 .4 1 BUGS BUNNY THE SPOILER S - ________ - --- • ____________________________________________________ 7/ - — A ____ .... — ___ ____ ____ _____ • ___ ______ oI:I ___ ___ __ / source of good manners in Gold Hot Specials VIRGO (Aug. 22-Sept. 22) deed. Be firm. You're reasonably sixewd in BIRTHDAY business today but not quite as Aug. IS: 195 sharpasonc you'll be nego tia ting with. Watch your Expertise and knowledge that sup. you've gained the hard way LIBRA (Sept. 23.Oct. 23) could pay a handsome ret urn Don't make an rorthes today this year. You will find ways to unless you Intend to take them use what you've teemed par. seriously. Reneging later will fitably. - — s By OSWAW and JAMES JACOBY theteaceremo. Buddldsm and long practiced S 21 ____ Depression — ______... _______ . '1. — RIPtIXT1ON. , ______ Soled peccable fashions from our fall collection... Neat fabrics In the you'll be looking for.., Vested and Casuals. S .* sacrifice your ____ ____ _____ _____ 7' ____________________ Im tamiroomstotheb,tgh - ---- *on* ______ Style — — _________ _ I _____ S s. ICUDION'T \ _____ ____ Di -- ______ w 6 - said. Store fly. But she insists that the baslèa Mrs. Ya&o ShIuki, 58, has of modernetiquette must 3,000 tea ceremony students In be founded in the aceremony. Tokyoandhasu3(Jrj,j. "ltteacheu%5 how U*hf, 203W. FIRST ST. 322.11 edge of this art and its philoso. and guest can make each other phy to write seven books on feel as welcome as possible. It Your BankAmerlca,d FREE ALTERATIONS manners and etiquette. is more than just actions, but and Master Charge Welcome The ceremony, something deep' d," she __________________________________________________________________________________ ft 15th century, enjoys a explained. steady popuiarity among japa. men and of all ages, The said. Founded In Zen nee Students! SY pop -t i? i—, ARCHIE : -- -- ____ I ——— 51 (orItsspir1tualvalue,ltisasa S rr ___ • -- ____ - -___ ir I!• ___ ___ S 5 -- F — ___ , __________ j SANRD AUTO PARTS Your One Stop Store in Downtown Sanford-, IISW.FIRSTST. - ________________ 31 " -- - 33 + Look For 6 - matt _______ ,- Serve, 'etiquette, says the Emily Post tables and chalrs.o( Wàtrn. of Japan, a woman whose an- style ho mes, Mrs. Shlozukl cestorsfounded 200P&PARK S r ___ TOLD ME A ,. ' / CAP - - - Attention . • By KATHRYN TOERT Japanese manners have had TOKYO (AP) Learning to to undergo suhotantlal changes Scm " drink a cup of tea takes with, am move, from living. i n monthi of InstructIon and • h-,, ..,' Sueeieq. OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 239M$IIIIIIIAV,. we rrr _________ ________ 'Full aims In ring Fifekrd done laItlal under stone I - - ______ keep the child dry all night by gests watching for are unusual theageBut somjm, pallor or puffiness of the face, pointlnphysicalmaturjtylsnot an Increase In fluid Intake, Versatile good looks In a reached before theageo(e,Dr. law ingorfrequencyoft, one.plece dress with the Gauthier explains. Occa- blood In urine or failure of a shirt and skirt look, and its slonally, the problem continues young child to thrive. _____ r - __________________________ ___ — en,bladderde-- cases, he adds. advances enough to Amonttmsinptoms. . Style, a $PicIIP fo5tin te'iii Wir and phrases, and 23 ff.oif tables. All will be as __________________ BEETLE BAILEY •Yoiir yosr class ring purchase: •Mascot under stone thmanydildr fInd Vidua!ly easier to tng In this ad and get one of esent the problem, _____ teisivi biog,aplcaI aNd peographical sidleqis, sysesym aid a.teoym Sits. a aRises Handbook if I prob Step into Foil e looks of CoIsjt. SVtY werd id by $ hi.ia.lk. Nastery, bsaisessmea, s. Viii - --- '' _____ The most comprifminslye desk dictionary rr psbftshid. _______ TAURUS ___ solve Niw ___ 49 iT r NEW HYDE PARK,- N.Y. Canter. "Spanking or punishing into adulth ood. Enough tabuco sauce to ( AP) — There is no point in a a child wi ll not the . Dr. Gauthier advises a mil P.-,% ~.i fickle your tongue punishing is child who is lenL DO not turn bed wetting cal checkup for a youngster ex. aPerot bed wetter or rewarding such into an emotional tug4.war." periencing ___ nocturnal enuresis. In a large pot bring all the achi1dforatzIgdryat _ Dr.GautMersayttio i Me to di cation or other t ingredients to a boil and boil says a special of ist In children's per cent of all children are still treatment can ho prescr1bd to gently for 15 minutes. Strain kidney diseases. bed wetters at the age of 5. help in most cases over the age and keep warm wh e basting "Bed weWnglsentirelyoutof The cause of nocturnal ann. of il 'tt Dr. Gauthier finds it or chicken with the the control of the bed wetter or th resis (the medical term f e Important to work with parents sauce. (Allen's pals like to mop says Dr. Bernard Gauthier, condi tion) "1* still a matter of beef, pork to prevcnt bed wetting (tutu beup "leavings," a1er the sauce phystcian.in.charge _____ of pe. controversy," he explains, "al. coming a stress situation be. has been *tralned, with good diatric nephrology at Long though many ph ysicians, in. tween parent arid child. cnmty bread.) Island Jewish.Hillside Medical cluding myself, think the prob. once in a whUe t,eci wetting lem is seldom psychological. can be traced to a di sease con. belleveitisusuallyduetocle. dition — but only rarely, he layed mat uration of the media. says He lists kidney infection, nlsmwhlchcontrolsthe bladder chronic kidney disease and dial dlwingsleep.Mthechlldgrows th betes as possi ble causes. Howolder, fither development ever. would ----the nervous system will solve gelly ho pr th good "FEW Wsbstu'.s ______ _____ _____ PPIIc1 ___ 1' ARIES (March lI.*I11)th bard feelings. your endeavors today he sure SCORPIO (Oct 24.Nov. ) YOU 111* ,iPiitl,11 up with per. Someone who had no hand In who'll pull their weist. your accompliiknents may y __ en _ ou.uiis. to t b the Slack s today.Set tim (April 25May 25) record straight U this occurs. p you d1 with today SAGIFfARIUS (Nov. 22-Doe. anxious So you me to 21) This is a day when you're protect their self-interests. going to ho Judged the Don't upset concessions. COt1IPSnY YOU keep. Steer clear GEMINI (May 2Wwm 2O of acquaintances whose Your Initial assessment of reputations questionable. CAPRICORN (Dec. 214ai. situations today is likely to be your most accurate. You tend to 1$) Put the interests af your es above _____ siderstoday.Anawkwaird CANCER (June 21-July 22) situation might develop where You'Ilbematorlally motivated you'U have to make a choice. today. Your 4ianees for gains AQUARIUS (Jan. Web. 19) look however, you may Certain principles you abide by not be a good closer to get all could be unpopular with others you could. today. Don't LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) standards to appease theta. Viewing er realistIcally PC (Feb $March IS) today Is not your problem. Your Unlaw you stand op tar yosi trouble wiB if you ad d0ts, you may rat.ecill &H against your bettor judgment. you were promised for a good ______ c*ite • servIngs. ________________________________________________________________________________ 4 teaspoon ft mustard teaspoon ______ ______ _____ r—rr-r CRV 2bsylaaves 4 ForFrIday,August13,176 • . ____ ' ______________ __________________________ 14 Ross*an name measure (all 5 Drugged 21 Love god 15 Pedestal pail 50 pjt Ron ØOet 29 Tiers 16 Pastry 51 SInger Adams 7 Actrua West 31 Ran 17 Moss trucks 52 Humonsi, I Mexican aist 34 Puts to II HIVIflO ISthS O.orge -- 9 iIcflbW tsar 35 Rembrandt 20 Taut AnOW. 10 Male heirs arid Van Gogh 21 LIncoln's son waste II GaelIc 37 Civ. 22 Pronoun 54 Obnoxious 19 Flog 3$ POW — 23 S ant 20 Be a 40 Heaps 2$ Operator 55 (gyp deity 22 Rabbit 41 Killed 30 Moutnwer coterie, 22 $euicer 42 Mineral vein 31 38th U.S. 2401 me mourn a Crest .st. DOWN president I 25 Songstress 44 Crested 32 Gold (8P.) 2 Soviet river F 33 Entangle 3 Fountain 25 Morale 46 The dill 34 MedIcinal ConcoCtion 21 Piercs with 47 PSThttI _________ it. red color. Add water and bouIllon 39 40 comedienne Stevens 12 Metal 13 Ce's ___ _ of DLUIS 41 WinIer IOpera singer ______ _______ seen Pepper, onion and li il until lIghfly. HOROSCOPE ____ Cmatey ______ meat loses tie cooked in one pot ' secretary •1' gar c in o 1 $ tins 3e Mixed • four * \,.. ' teaspoons Bound? 1 large clan macaroni S 14 cup sugar Campus possible to have mars than Id cuts or the traditional eggs cooked on out. door fire or camping slove. For example, a uics In alarge pot, mute csppsd 35 In ACROIS 1OnmSUS. IF 9 peea pepper eq eople ______ ______ bacon and saUce ____________ ____ CAMPER S MACARONI eq beppid nir; It's butter, melted nutritious RAi'(, A. IWO ______________ LATI 0R owned sum a cap) (la that Mr. Al______ nee A great pleaiure for these on toy's outing or a tong camping trip is cooking outdoors. For semareonon,aflfoodetaste better after a day In the MANCILL ALLEN'S BARBECUE SAUCE 12-mine' (tJ1 elbew macaroni 4$ Isle's) c i&,d pimiento. or brocculi F—P u flu C0u _____ ______ OFW AI O czaLy laNImt•4E PL hnh ____ _______ 1DP2&4 rmr .yjA/aw U&M /slow I&T/W E&iTctc EST5&'tM4R. , 1 ' 4' 1 ______ ____ TI$ L. ___ ____ live in crowded apartment I BANKAMERICARD SMASTER CHARGE comple xes uith&ut becoming an or frustrated. ---------------- I'S•'iIL_nLa.li — ' !. -'-u.''-- 'i',prrwi iW("1'/e'U '"' 1 ' d.,4 S.1 't "'"Mir ) hi'' , '' #-' ct 'If .' -"I'......................S ••S ..........-- SSS• V " - /4 ".- - i t)') i ' '1,$W,Sit ' - sr ç14Vf y)'#j,) -,1 s I • ('I', ,. .14 1 �- - - -, - 0 4$-4vsaI SBOWO, FL Thsriy, Aeg. it IN TELEVISION LI STINGS I -- Thursday JJ a 01 1w Evening i1 (I) *W'u _ CALENDAR -_ ______ to (I) (4) (1) (1) a A . young OK -U dasoTui so up biglaft ow _• 10 (M.0 lS She '* JU-.,iI im (I) PVRY 0 Li. 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I CAM OF (J HAWM FIVE-0. (4) d •.- fli lodIsVoyV. u__ I- 1. ' PROFILES 11 110N (Fri.) DAILY 0ON Ci) DAILY WORD ox CD ( o) I DAM OF (I) STREETS OF SAN We Iin CiS ls JERRLNOVAR 300 4 a (.4) (I)ALL IN THE FAMILY OF FOR- (fi HOT SEAT 24 LU.GA AND YOU 11 STORYBOOK ioms CD GE NERAL ito 24 ROC$ AND IENTARY h1 CBS NEWS; 4.00 CD lRO1DE (4) IIERV GRIFFIN Sertoma ClubofSanford, il:15 p.m., Mayfair Countr CD a Ci) (Ti -. ' .:i. + S LOVE. AMERICAN FRIDAY, AUGUST20 Seminole South Rotary Cl* 7:30 a.m., LOrd Chumleys, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 am., BUCk'S Tanglewood tA, 8 p.m., (closed) St. Richard's Episcopal Church.,... .. ... LuIwusasA(vzmecI,,op.m.,zwwngz11IlsMorav1an -- (2) CC Ho CD (Fri.) FLOFDA REPORT CD 24 (Fri.) ROMAGNOLI'S TABLE Chub SATURDAY, AUGUST 21 Sanford At Woinen'i Group, 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. Cmelben'y AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Sanford Post 1015$ Veteram Of Foreign Wan spoit.. soring a turkey dinner from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the log cabin on Lake Monroe. • 530 NEWS Ci) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 24 ROBERT MAC NEIl. MONDAY, AUGUST 23 Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center Sanford At, closed, 8p.m., 1201 W. First St. Tops Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Lake M, PM __ 24 THE LOPE RANGER ________ ..-'. 1111 - • IA It 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and 435, Sanford Post 10100 Veterans of Foreign Wars regular meeting, 8p.m. at the log cabin on Lake Monroe. Prepare your son TUESDAY, AUGUST 24 for life in Sanford Uous Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Sprins Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 1712. Overeaters Asonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and orderly environment cnndjiriv. I '% to improved ac a demic performance. Give him a chance to develop his true potential. Grades Light, Sanford. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl 7.12. All varsity sports. America. Honor ROTC. Parents Anonymous (for troubled parents), 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Coninwilty United Methodist Church. Phone (803) 245.2465 or write 434. COL W. A. RISHER or I M" + LAST NITE bWNAS FRIDAY the 13th 'SURVIVE" a "THE LONGEST YARD" A BLOODTHIRSTY MOVIES i , : FRI.&SAT. WON 8:30 ONLY 1. BLOOD OF DRACULA'S CASTLE + 10:15 - .~ ~ 1 4% , . 2. HORROR OF THE •BLOOD MONSTERS 11:40 Iiti1jI 0 3, BARON BLOOD p 14 4. BLOOD & LACE SEEK & FIND SAILING 1. 1 . . I 1 1j.1 7 4 MOVIES A W-, - .1 'a,I .. FREE $WLP SHOPS, PLEA *kUy SUNDATIf AM--CPU MOVIILAICO 1331154 _- -_____ _______ YIITIUd W-t _____________ ____________________________ ________________________ Lot3S,Sic.LEvirysonCemghry. TAXI DRIVERS 3Ifs.$I2Sskigls.$JSO for The3.O. Fork 201 U. V. McDonald, )5fl1 *t. nt, San*d + Bradenton, Fla., 33*07. _____________________ F Q H R A B D E I S A M R U 0 F V WL T($'s H 0 0 H E R F U L L R 0 D F E I V FE B.D CUlT U R 0 Y 0 V IPRB AANREERRKOHpw S E R FGINGHELCSWAV A G A SITAGSTCLFCH IWFOUR ESNG!HCFTEK LNUBRE TNIEORRPOTB LGAYFAL LRNOKILREMA BRINGTDNENNIGRELEKR K! HICBFFOEESBTALUFH GRRCAYASRNLRTOFBKFP I B U RI YL 01 OTU C KR PAB 0 RFKTRENOOHCSL IASPOT BR lEN IKPOTKEGTCHDMR niuuen WOtOS below appear forward, back. ward, up, down or dis;on;Wj. Find eoc and box it in, Bark Ketch Brig Yawl Cutter Four-Hasted Bark Barkentine Full-Rigged Brigantine Gaff Rig Sloop Schooner Topsail Schooner Tomorrow: Alaska FISH FROM YOUR OWN COAT DOCit 3 BR, 1'.', bath, CM & A. Fla. Fm., plus family room. Im. maculate Condition. Large If. *32.300. -_.. . . Large I bedroom trailer with screened in porch. Adults only. No I pets. $33 wk. 373 G. Stenstrom Realty -I CHECK THISI... Only S yrs. old, 3 STORING IT MAKES WASTE BR, 1 baths, central heat, SELLING IT MAKES CASH. carpetiflg, large utility room Neat PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. I clean. $27,000. Call 3222411 or $3I.93. MODEL HOME- Split 3 OR, l'' bath, carpet throughout, central ______________________________ heatair, patio, large completely 36--Resort pp,jy fenced yard. $23,300. Hutchisat, Ocean front Apts., m S. UNBELIEVABLE,-. 3 BR, it', Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Call baths, with extras, including Mrs. R. U. Hutchison, 3221051. screened patio, beautiful hard. wood floors, with carpeting. $74.500. Real REALLY. HOWl- This spacious 3 -_ --- BR.2 bath in Pinecrest with foyer. porch, carpeting, range, large utility room, 533.000. 41-Hl)uses , • . .- ' heat, 2 car garage, exceptional buy. S31,00. 621.3011. ldyllwlld,- 55.000 down. $315 mo. 3 BR. 2 baths, fIreplace, beautiful interior with all extras. 322.5104. - . TAFFER REALTY Rig. Real Estate Broker .. I . . lIE.2SthSt. 372MM Lake Mary, 3 OR, near lake, fireplace, fruit trees. 3 lots, , 0 570.000. 4 lots. S.000. 3237371. EXECUTIVE LIVIPIG_atit's basil One of a kind 3 BR, v baths, on Lake Monroe. Heated pool, pier, boat dock, plus much, much lentils + y li equipped, dear $75 , s, . 4 S 8 Furnished Across East off 17.33 at Ssmlnola Blvd. (Horse Track Rd.) Follow signs to models off Winter Park Drive Open lOtoo 830.7946 From Ranch House 31 4 ' "Tue Putiqe Cwrmvlq" Highway 17.52, Sanford or 831-9777 (fl'\t 4IIIZANORA ( I l AIi' - - BAMBOO COVE APIS On. & 3 Bedroom apartments, furnished or unturnlshad. Newly redecorated, Come we. 300 C. Airport Blvd., Sanford, 323.1310. OELTOPlA.- "A Must Se.". 3 BR, all brick, sunken family room. One of Singer's lop Touch and Sew Zig-Zag machines- Assume wall- to-wall carpet, 2 car garage. balance ofSllS.SOor pay $11.90 per Asking $41,930. month. Will lake trade In. Singer equipped to zigzag S. make button DYNAMIC PROPERTIES holes. Balance of 53111 or 10 S. V. Hardwick. Broker payments of 56. Call credit Oeitona.661.M11 3237301 manager, 322 91)) or see at REOUCED$2,,100I No quaIifyig, pay equity, assume SANFORD SEWING CENTER Best buy in ea immaculate I SR mortgage, 4 OR, 11/i baths, 307E. 151 51., Downtown only I yrs. old, central air, at. garage, gold carpet., Close to tached garage, Custom drapes, schools. 3330337 after 3:30. Electrolux Vacuum Cleaner plush carp.?, walk to schools. With Power fdozzIe.$lOO Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat & Assumable 519.000 mortgage. $isi 373 1014 air, family rm., garage, large ma. pays all at $23.900. 42$.$Oi. fenced yard. separate studio. I LARRY SAXON INC., REALTOR " *3.000 equIty I. assume loan visdo 532.000. 331-0303. country home, cus tom SWIMMING POOLS I built. 31. acres, 1 BR, 3 ba ths, ByTheGallon C.asselberry.anractive2 BR. I bath. office, 3300 sq. It., 3 mos. old, You Design We Build on shaded lot. 121.300 or best offer. $1,000 equity and assume mar. 11 'irs in Construction Business $303700. ?gage of $33,000. Appraised FREE ESTIMATES$10.000. Owner, 345 4410. NOOBLIGAT ION QUIET AREA JOHNNY W A LK E R, 23 OR redecorated house, lots of General Codntracf or kitchen cabinets, eating bar, new eneva Brown, S a les Rep 3fl 365.4 aft S carpeting, new roof, central neat and large fenced back yard. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK & Approx $2,000 down, $153 month. WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. Prce 121,300 Owner. "I A572 _________________________ ar Conv.ntlonal.5% Down FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Bra Hey Qdham-323-4670 BUILDER-DEVELOPER 'I -- _____________________ 1SYR.FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Onlartd. Drive Sanford. 323-3200 1505 W. 25th St. Sanford, Ha. 1973 12'x44', 2 BR. front kitchen Take over payments of 51$ a month. 322-2090 SLIM BUDciEi$ AMb BOL STERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. Professionally Maxased - 111111111111111111111111111111 _.- 42-Mobile Homes 135 Sanford Ave.,4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. 43-LotsAcreage __ 32-4busesUnfumished Uppland akefront houte, nice yard, citrus tree-s. 3 OR. unfurn. kitchen equipped. 327 9,)3. J ': - antord- 3 BR, 7 Bath, air, Stove, refrigerator, 5113 mo Security, $100, 3227)9,. T111111111=11111111116 2 Bath QUALITY HOMES ATMODERATE PRICES - Mr. Executive Sixteen acres, about 3 acres cleared land, balance wooded. Several springs, has a small stream, good viewS, good access. 5770 I.e-n acre Terms. r r . . jpka~~. - .. ION. - '. VW 7 •' ':' 75 PINTO 75 TOYOTA .3195 2795 COROLLA 75 TOYOTA ..299S 2595 COROLLA 74 74 CELICA 73 TOYOTA '' 73 TOYOTA CORONA ".T. 2995 2295 1795 2295 149$ 2995' 2495 I300CPE . Local Bank Financing MANY MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM . ECONOMY TOYOTA AIRPORT BLVD. AT HWY. 1743 SANFORD ORLANDO 322-141 4 $211311 . : :-; DeLANO 444123) '. :. - _____________ ( .. BUSINESS DIRECTORY ' 14 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY . with alum Also Rooting, Gutters 20 yrs E*p Eagle Sd-na Co 151 9543 /~ lt ,.~- _______________________ Home Improvements Pest Control 1 - - Interior, Exterior Plastering, Plaster Patching & Simulated Brick 1 Stone Specialty, 372-2750. SOng & soth? SvStCm ART BROWN PEST CON 1110 2562 Park Drive 322 5365 -_-__-____-._......+.. - -. MMMMMMOMMUME GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' Have some camp;ng equipment yi,, Insulation __________ no longer use' Sell it ll with a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 3732611 or $31 9953 and a trlen4l ad visor will help you. 3EST PRICE BEST PRODUCT Free Es?irnates-24 Hours THERMOTEK,8.31092I Beauty Care + Sewing ---------- - Land Clearing TOWERS BEAUTY SALON lc'merly Hrrett-s Biity NinE I SItE First. 322 3712 -+ I ______________________ C&A BackHoe Service Golf game gonetopot7 Soil thne clubs with a Classified ad Call 3n_Lanu iaeanng. fill dirt. Clay. roc. All kinds of digging Housetraters 2611 or 131-9993. Stored and moved 322 9117 Home Improvements Alterations. Dress-MakIng, Drapes, Upholstery. 322 0707. WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? ESTERSOPI LAND CLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating. Ditch work Fill dirt, top toil 322-3943 _______________________ - 5-Garage Sales Get some act on with C ESHEPHERD Pjntn, Remodeling. General Repairs. Call 323 5575 YARD SALE-Friday &Saturdy 10101 465 Ros,lia Drive Landscaping & _________Roof Re-part. Cerpe-titry, Painting. YARD SALE-MISC HOUSEHOLD ITEMS & GAP DEN ITEMS. ETC. 2550 S Meilonvlle STARTING 'THURS CARPORT SALE Sat ,Sun. Mon 2654 Palmetto Ave 373 40 13 - - -- - Herald - Home Repairs. Gutter ing. Cement Mowing, edging, trimming, weeding Work, Free estimates Ill $447 Tree Service and fertilizing Frie estimates Central Heal 1, Air Ccndtionlng. Pbon7 323 5954 For free estimates. cal! Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 323 EXPERT LAWN CARE LUMBERJACKS TREE SERVICE I??) Tree trimming & removal Free Mowing. Edging, Trimming eStimates Licensed & irnured Free Estim ates . Phone 373 1797 Trash Hauled. LawnCare 547 7157, Hauling WAYNE J LENNOX I, ASSOC 372 26415 Tunfgrass Consulting Service Golf Courses, Ball Fields, Lawns Carpentry. emodel rig Aoo,tion s 323 4079 fur more int3 Custom WorE. LicIed. Boncru Free eltimnie- 323 6035 I ..... . - a classified ad We'll help you write an ad that will bring fast sale CALL 322 261! Lawn Lawn Care . -- k Well Drilling _______ WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repair And service STIflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO .07 N 2nd $I 1 322 e(22 Painting __ - ____________ Used Office Furniture For Appointment Call 3O-322.3Io3 3295 51 I 73 DATSUN Get plentyofProspects. .Advertise your prockct or service in the Classified Ads. white portable TV's 57$ to $43 HERB'S TV, 1200 S French, 3n 1734 - S an ford, Fla, , ' CELICA -- 53-TV-Radio.Stereo - 3995 $349 TOYOTA 1969 Honda, CS 350, 9900 Mites, Excellent co., rd*390+ 3223517. - 13" Color TV 2495 2$95. COROLLA CAMEROCPE - _++.. ---- TOYOTA . Wlh 2295 323-3$Mor 323-7110 -- I ll .2795 2D1. BLAIR AGENCY KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 are a few % OR. I', bath, central air I. heat. 301E after 5.30, !2995 2495 SUPER BEETLE 1. Yard Sale, Sat & Sun • 11th & lSlh+ Sail Boat. Courtney boat, '62 Chevrolet pick up, Misc 161 These Country Club Circle 372 1621 of 'hi aver 300 listings. We have all Iyp.es of ----property listed from about $400 611-Office Supplies per acre and up We havø Small Hive some (limping equipment you no I.,ngr use! Sell It all *itfl a large tracts, we also I'ae several cabins and houses, old forms and Classified Ad in The Herald Call soon. Writeor call Ion free listings 3222611 or 131 9993 and o friendly ad visor will help you broChure. You can call free of Wood or steel desks, executive desk 5, chairs. secretarial desks & charge by dialing I =438 7421 chairs, straight chairs, fillig Write or call today. Cabinets, is. Cash and carry CHEROKEE LAND COMPANY NOLL'S P 0 BOX 143 I CaSseibtrVy, 17 92 530 MURPHY,PI C.25906 ______________ Ill' 52-Appliances Two bearo.,m ruStic cabin, real nice. large rock fli'iplace, central heat. exposed beam ceiling, spring wafer, large- redwood deck over looks valley 11 3rd acres of land. $77000- 13.000 down. Models Central Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting f- 3195 $3395 75 VW RABBIT __________________________ Motorcycle Insurance We have a large selection of b13ck & NORTH CAROLINA Four acres with older farm house, 3 OR. Several apple trees, good view, has garden already planted and ready to harvest. Gravity waler, good access. Sfl.500. 54.000 down. 1L H Rental experience 3495 $3095 78-?tOrCycleS 323 5530 allen 3 pm ifllord Lake Mary are.- 2 BR, appliances, air conditioned, drapes, area rug, fenced yard. %I 40 ma. 323-7449. ccepti,'w3 apticat,-. o,, 4 new town homes Large 3 OR, 3½ baths, carrot, central air, 3 car garage, formal dining, plus private patio. Wa'er & lawn maintenance lurn;sp,ed, plus swimming & tennis. $203 mo CALLSART REAL ESTATE. 373. 719$. ? dt - From 10, - .39,5 $3495 SPITFIRE 72 CHEVROLET wee Aqua Play Center" over $400. Needs omee to assume balance 1196.50 or pay $12.30 ma. Free home trial Will traur Call 811 .11 19 1097 ______ One Bedroom Homes ready for your Inspection and immediate occupancy .infurnisp,od, two bedroom. Security Deposit. Adults Preferred. 333. 6620 Or 323-MU. Days-322 6123 Nights-322 3352 Kitchen Equipped Adult-Family + . 3] A--Duplexes TRIUMPH s - Aluminum Siding ST.JOHNSREALTYCO. * SINGER FUTURA * BROKERS One of Singer's finest Sold new brI (an cover your home Quiet, One Story VA Financing-Nothing Down . FHA I BR, turn. apt., lights, wale, turn. Adultt only, 03 37722% after I *5. days. - - . -WE SELL SUCCESS - COMET _________ Any year thru 1976 models. 7 days k Cell collect, 541-2131 , Studio, 1, 2,3 Bedroom Apis. FROM ' 25s000 MONTH'LY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color TV, Air Cord., Maid S.rv. QUALITY INN NORTH I I& SR 431, Longwood $42100 MERCURY J5 Cars &Trucks 1.300 Acres in Osteen. Owner wants to se ll. uxu,y Patio Apartments New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes 2195 3795 $395 2795 LUXUSCPE Junk FUTURA BY SINGER Gardens Sanford's newest residential neighborhood I Rooms, furnished, water paid, Child a, pet O.K. $120 ma. 50) Magr.olii, Ave. 322 0251. - 74 DATSUN 210 - area, i SOUTH !1W -299 41r. - + -- - 2S4SParliOr ....,....$70 I&2BR Mobile H Adults No pets X IN I Commercial -.- Largel OR home on St. Johns River 327.7241 ALES REPS- Severel Immediate Openings 19 s5.r.ONDr44-. C VCC, S SPEED Wanted to buy used Office furniture. Any Quantity. NOLL'S Cassel. berry, Hwy. 17.92 $304201 CARPENTER REALTY wJwnJw-w bedroom furnished apt. I male, no _pets. 322-3130. X MGB DAVE'S 373.5370 MORE CASSELBERRY 369f 5595' 5195 J!4595 $3395 73 BUICK SWAP SHOP+FLEAMARKET Anyone can be a sailer or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday to 6295 15395 $4795 ,.3995 $3495 ROADSTER We Buy Furniture 70-Swap & Trade - IS 31195 TCPI Want to buy All Soul's School Plaid Jumpers. Sizes I. 10, 12. Also 41h grade books. 373.3$30, area, CAMELOT AT - 75 CHRYSLER -_ take Mary- caean & pf'lvate, I x ECRElARY- Good typing X AT ER- Insurance experience X ECRETARY- Familiar with transportation CPI LANDAU - JIM HUNT REALTY Under $31,000 NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED BUICK RIVIERA 72 CORVETTE We Buy P111EV WOODS BARN Furniture & MisceII1eous. Sill ton 30 pc? commission. Free Pick Auction, Saturdays ? p.m. Sanford 322 2370. 12' Aluminum boat, trailer, with 7', tip. Mercury. Console Stereo, AM FM radio, Cassette Recorder, I Track Tape player with speakers. $ HP Rotor tiller, 2530 Orange Ave., Sanford. - SECRETARY- 75 WUZ PIRESIND - , " NOW AS NEVER 10011 74 PONTIAC For used furniture, appliances, tools, et c. Buy 1 or 1001 Items. Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. - 2 New Models trailer apts. Adult & family pork. Weekly. 331$ Hwy 1742. Sanford. 3231930. X OVERSTOCKED SAVE - YffGI! APARTMENTS -- X ELLER- Experienced only - - -_____________________ Large 1 12 Bdrm. Furnished or Unfurnished •CLUB ROOM POOL Lake Mary Furn. Apt. :URNITURE SALES- Great position X HEF- Experienced. evening shift * ECRETARY-. Shorthand, typing, no eapenienc, necessary * OOKKEEPER- Experienced in NCR 3300 Rig. Real Estate Broker 3431S. Sanford Ave. 32147S 9 eves. 327.7413 + r, 1SEOROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT 2.100 MallonvIlIe ClQthet _________ _____________________ _______________________ - Multiple Listing Service REALTORS 2365 Park f I AI1CClF'i r , - iANAGER TRAINEE- Several positiøns X AL FRIDAY- Part time X ALES CLERK- Experience in tine ' ------------------------.-. 322-2420 ANYTIME 19 Apt*. Unfurn. SpacIous 11 2 OR, all electrIc, ef.in kItctme. Dish. washer, shag carpet, air, close's. From $130. Exclusive area. Mgr. 377.7113. .4GENCr 1572 Et Camino VS. automatic, Classified Ads wIll alway$ 'ive yoe power It$eI'1f15. $1is5. mate.. . Much • Much ?Mre man WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD you expect. Phone 3374010________ NIWPONT4oi. Cash 3fl-4132 . Call Sanfords Sales Leader security dip. 3735701. ___________________________ DUPLEX- F"urnlsh.d or u furnished. Ideal location. Reasonable rent 34S.372). Secretary for health agency, diversified duties, good typing Skills I general officu experience required. Immediate opening. Located ii miles west of Sanford. Call 904 313 6114 for interview. . - - NEED EXTRA MONEY? Demonstrators needed in all areas. Get your own Christmas gifts Ire. No cash investment, collecting or delivering. Booking parties also. Call Friendly Home . BATEMAN REALTY _________ - BUY-SELL-TRADE 31I3I5E First M - edroom kitchen .-.,,r., Sales Clerk, experienced in ladies' ready-to.wear. Apply In person Only to Rojay's, 215 E. Is? St.. downtown Sanford. No phone calls. IOOKKEEPER 3 Bedroom. I½b.u. ceiitr.i nuat I air, carpetIng. Excellen t con dillon, $27,300. 3235.514. Dillon. Custom- 2 bdrm, full dining, 2 ball,, 2 car garage, many WITT REALTY extras inside & out, adjoining lot at the Movieland Drive-in Antique Player Piano; Custom built RIO. Real Estate Broker 32104.10 with garden spot & fruit trees Theatre, South 17.92. Phone 322. Bamboo antique wood bar with 323-7*95 3220fl9 available. 1057 Madura, ac 332.3745 1316. stools & glassware; Large cupancy when you want it. Owner Oriental lamp; Two Pioneer -______________________ 2 BR block home In country, air 5741394 speakers. 3fl411S. fenced yard, den. Excel. Coed CASSELBERRY- Lmmediat, "AUCt101'1 19.100. 323-4341. possession, spacious i BR, 2 bath 51-Household LAKE MARY- 3 BR home on 1½ situated on beautiful golf course _________________ You flame It, I Buy It acre waterfront aite, larg e trees, lot. Great privacy, walk to pool, Sanford Auction plenty of privacy. 859.300 KULP DECORATORS and tennis. Owners must sacrifice 1700 French 3227310 105W. lst St. 322.2335 No qualifying to assume mar. Forrest Greene, Inc. We Buy Furniture Igage. Call Phyllis Capponi, 77- Autos Wanted $304133 REALTORS 323-4353 Realtor.Assoc. After Mrs. $31.1773. Planning a carport sale? Don't F$ICKE I, FRICKE frget to advertise It In ASSOCIATES. INC., REALTORS BUY'JUNK CARS- from $10 to ads of The Herald. Call 322.1631 after 1 p.m. 5313253. 2331 Park Dr. 332.3111 Like new home, zoned commercial. Want 1971 or older Dodge Dart; alac Sewing Machine REALTOR A fterHrs, will buy any make convertIbles Id ea l of fice, $21,500. Harold Hall 372 9281 Si nger Touch 'N Sew, with Walnut 3723991 332-0411 Phone 323-1050. Realty, Realtor, 323-5711. console, balance $79.10 Or 6 payments of $1330 NATION Stor e I. Office space available, To settle estate, house for s,ale.( urn, CASH WIDE, 3395091. Commercial downtown or unfurn. Call Attorney Robert For Wrecked or Sanford. Morris, 3231Q31. more. mo. 377.5343 after S or weekends. Central Fla. Christian School. 417. 1230. 10CR lITTlE FEE CAR MAID- Day shift . - as WILL TRADE- This ufllOvabl,3 BR,2 bath on St. Johns River, on over an acre for house in Orlando. Near Navy Base. *01.300. Dealer). 1171 Super Beetle, 1 speed, good condition, 1915. FIrm. 112-5474. CPI LANDAU 2410 SANFORD AVE.,Past, 2 OR CHIHUAHUA PUPP1ES,AKC home, new carpets, carport, ServlceStationEqulpmint- Tanats, Need Homes. Loveable, Shots screened porch,- garage, 114,300. Pumps, Air Compressor, Hoist. Wormed, M. 4712130 etc. 322-Sin. CRANK CON'ST., REALTY ___________________ REALTONS-$35.1J41 Peg. German Shepherds, with Farm Wagons ( 337.3549 papers. $25 or best offer. 103 E. $2001 Up Woodland Dr., 322-3747. 322- M) Or M-5149afters Reduced for quick sale- By Owner $unland 3 BR, 1 bath, hut & air, CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST 68-JVal1ted to Buy many extras. $19,900. 349.5371. THEY PAY. NEED A HOME?- $100 down Payment to qualified bu yers. 3 OR, I", baths, central heat, refurbished. As low $11,000. 010 337)501 5 BUICK REGAL Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and Guaranteed reconditioned auto show quality. Cropped ears & batteries, $12.51 exchange. shots, $150 to $300. Terms. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 $110. Sanford Aye. - - nice 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat 1, air, Florida room, plus 2 ex tra corn mercial lots. All for only $35,300. 1tMMustafls. raw palflt,w,,l,e with blue interior. Many new ports including battery, alternator, radiator, etc. $415. 321.2151 after 4 p.m. ES-Pets-Supplies fw Sale SANFORD, brIck 3 OR, 1½ baths, $100 down. About $110 a month pays all. 5½ pct. annual pct. rate, 20 yrs. - JUST MAN EPAYMENTS....12 '73 Mode S. Call 3231170 or $34, , saw, JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor Phone 305377.1391 Days end After Hours _______________ ____________________ 3OApartments U01ursstmd penal Oil Station, 13th & Park, __Sanford . TEACHERS-. for 41h 1 7th grades Experienced a, Fundamental. 30175. FRENCH Estate . Service Station attendant, from 2to w. Benefits. profit sharing, in. Mirchundlie 101W. let St. 22340610r3230517,ves. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks. installation beautiful tree.shaded yard. Large available. Bud CabelI. 322 5032 picture window, fireplace. Estate anytime. sale, $25,000. Harold Hall Realty, Realtor, 323.5774. 5" Table Saw, Craftsman. 2 blades, stand, '-'a hp. mot, 2 aide es W. Garnett White tensions, cutoff guide & ripping guide, 575. Jig saw, Is' throat. Rog. Real Estate sroksr Craftsman with motor, $23; 10" JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. Band 107W. CommercIal Craftsman with motor. 2 saw blades and stand. 530. Ptione22t.71S1, Sanford Folding golf cart, $10; 12' Air boat, aluminum, without motor, 573; 10 $1,000 & Move In hp. Royal Scott, 113; Squirrel cage 2 OR, block, family rm., freshly fan. 23.000CFM,WithSHP3pftBsi Painted. neighborhood, large motor, $15; Snapper mower, 6 hp oak & fruit trees. See to believe, with sulky. $50; Gust Ornber. 373 $19.900. 2931, NE. Corner 3rd 1 Holly, Sanford. Sonora 3 BR, 2 baths, central air & - ____________ 31-Apartments leg. Real Estate lro&er _______________ _________________ ___________________ _ REALTY Buick Station Wagon Phillips 01Station 5th & French Ave. Cepri, $tanderdsteft Tape deck. Ver y low prIce ______ $315323 Charm" older 3 OR,'extra large 321-0041 _______________ _______________ Working Foreman mature ID telllgent. Capable of working with and supervising men. Small factory. United Solvents. 3231401. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center Sol Calory Ave. _____________________ ______________________________ 63-PMchlnsry.Tools CleanIng the garage again? Moving the same Items around YOU Gravely tractor, with mower & rotor moved list IprIng? Planning on tiller. Excellent condition, $900. , storing them another year? Don't dolt. Plan sale and don't forget to advertAe It in the Herald _______ 6.Ilpment for Rent want ads. Like magic, the clutter will disappear, and you'll hay, extra cash in your pocket. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp,' Shampooer for only $I.Soper CARROLL'S FURNITURE ______________ Cliff Jordan,R ealtor M. UNSWORTH . * Loose a Dstsun Inctudln Z cars and trucks. For infern$If call Bill Ray or Jack MInk, 531.1315. . for Under 131.000. - ' P$o,3337$fl $3 Airport Blvd. at Hwy Sanford, Florida Kish Real Estat - - yard with M - ForSale,veryr.,,ble ECONOMY TOYOTA 332.715 II-Aates for $ , 1572 VW Bus,? passenger. AMFM, new twa, good itlon. $7,Ø. 131.7005 after 4. p.m. Lawn MaNe? Sales & Servlc.-wi Se ll the Best & Sirviceme Nest. Western Auto, 301W. FIrst St.,, 337. 4102. DC BARY Beautiful 1 acre lots from $1,990. Only $90 down with low payments. SACICETTINVESTMENT CORP.,REALTORS __ ID-Autos for Si ______________________ area. - - ________ - Central Florida's oldest Toyota dealer is interested ln3 good men. Must be eager, neat, honest and have a desire to make well above the average income. l'aters and drunks need not apph. Past sales experience helpiul but not essential. Apply Mr. Thornton DeLind + $outhrie golf course 2½, Sonl acr es . Frontage on Isldes, 330' pav ed. City water, in protecflon. 5300$ pat' fat' all or pick your Own parrel&makeoffer 571 Walk to the store. Lovely fenced patio. 3 BR, family room I huge est.In kitchen, Everything you need to be hippy . __________________ __________________ 3 Room, kitchen REAl, ESTATE ' Peas, btack.eyes, you pick. Old ________________________________ 21-Situations Routh Forms SR 40. Wt. 322 ___________________ Will _____________________________ keep elderly patients in my PEAS. you pick, new patch. Shack. home. 3223231. eyet Purple.huIl & Cucumbers. Maid wants On N. Oregon Ave.. t, MleN. SR Tnansportationneided 01, lust t 011.11 4 Ml. W. CalI3fl.fl43 Sanford. 32235* Automobile Salesmen Realtor ROBSON MARINE Hwy 17.92 333.9941 - RETIREMENT DELIGHT .' __________________ Smallest Ad with the greatest op portunity. Call 3235517. CaIlBart a - - VETERANS, THIS IS l , it takes to one of mesa 3 SR.2 bath homes from 872.000. sa-aeets & Accessories Geneva, Iacres. Mobil, name *27,00,. 10 pct, down, 1700 me. 349 WOWII Owner says "Trade fa5' small home.' We have I WILL TRAM lOt siflalili' fume. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, acreenad path bdrm.,cistral heat ac,Iyrs. old. fireplace, and 2424' of living area $147 moidti. 3333730. All this, plus 3 lots. Price, W.3O Choice location, corner W. cis Call George Willis, Realtair trees. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, enclosed Associate for free appraisal. oars". 332.1014 after S ___ Christian Day School as opening Nurses: RN'$& LPPEI. Aides, AId. for 4 and S yr. ohs for fail companion. Needed Immediately 4*04* semester. Tuition. $23 too. Call Lutheran Church of Redeemer, 3333532 or Mrs. Martin, 3224101 or Expanding saies business noads ______________________ working partners. No Investment. Mn. Holcomb, 3321*37. 372.1201. BUSY BEE CHILD CARE LIV.in housekeeper, to care for 2127 Holly Ave. semiinvalld man. Lake Mary. Pho.w32S.7SlOof312WiD. 323-130t. Educational Child Care for as how as $3, weekly If you qualify. 3331434 ExperIenced auto mechanic needed. or 322.stis. Excellent working conditions. Apply In person to Art OilndIVs Wheel Ranch, Hwy 17.33, Sanford 9-Good TNngs to Eat 18-Help Up ______ _______________ ____________ Trade Only $lI.Oio. Call Home . ________________ Plant & Croft Shop FCh Executive ______________ LEASING AGENT- Far apment mpiox in Sanford. Utity am. tolp.m. and as ,Hi31d. ARE voo TROUBLED? Call Toil Experience preferred. Send Free, 414.2017 for "We Care" - - 0 MO to P.O. Box 1q11 Lake Mary. Ph. 32701. "Hotllna," Adults at' Teens. FACED WITH A RINKINO Truck Drive?- r5Ciflt Mobile hOfli PROBLEM experience necessary. need apply. Call Tom BrookS. 313 Can Help 3270 + Cil4217 WrIte P.O. 00* *213 + AVON S'dFlorid.3217i HAVE A VERY MEflY CHRIST - . m. s-Lt & Found to pay for It. 'Start now - selling bISVtIM Would the lady who found female products. Make beoutIfut money. Call 4443W1 for information. cocker & called 122 t204. pleas. A for Ch yl alter L ;i ou,*eepev, watCh 31 13 Yr. aIde. Salary, private room & tJjl4 use of pool. Permanent. Cen tral Florid a Christian School accepting new students for fall term. 447.1250. SEEIN.ISCELIVIN.....21R.*ba,h home with central ha$.lir car: fenced Yard, twaIeg Herald, $.IN,d,PL . 43-LotsAcreag, lord- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, din, dining I tIvI. room. Fatwed, Nice neighborhood with pool one tins courts available. $2,000 down and uoume $31,105 mor. tgage. 333.5307. REALTORS. ( "SERVICE BEYOND 3 207 25th ST. THE CONTRACT" - MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 2 BR mobile home, furnished, $110 NICECCUNTRY home on 2aanln OWNER needs to sill this nice 3CR Paa. I OR, 2 bath. t.000. IkI Bath, Interior in excellen 2 OR home, unfurnished. 5120 mo. condition. Needs a little work at HALCOBLENTREALTy COUNTRYCLUSM.ANOR_2 SR, ) exterior. Asking $24,500. LetI 3fl.7$fl bath. central heat I aIr. 811.000 dicker. Eves 3721511or 3270612 2 BR. I bath. $lt.!oo 1 BR, 2 bath, Central hilt & air. PRICED RIGHT- 3 BR, Wi Bath - 3 OR. air Conditioned, fenced Lake Ma ry ores. $,30o Good, quiet neighborhood. Conin Sun land. 51 73 mo. plus sacurity venient to shopping nd schools, dep. 323 0144. 20) E. 23rd St.-. Double corner lot, With some TLC this could be a 11 fruit trees, 3 OR, very tin, home. See and submit 837.300. 2 BRaD' your of fer. IlL 500. 2car garage LONGW000 AREA- I BR, lu, LONGW000 - Lovely corner lot bath. 530 ROIEDALE. 877.300. with large shade oak tree In front, S room house, partly furnished. Back yard stockade fencing. Quiet Hal Colbert Realty it. Corner 11th & Elm. $125 ma. $3). neighborhood, con venIent to 1120 or $20 6061. shopping. Good cabinet space it 3237832 . kitchen. Range, Refrigerator. EVES. 372.1317 or 331.0612 Decorator wall paper. • Double carport, patio. Metal storage shed. Will sitl FHA. 3 'caffi. $200. 2 BR,carpqted,air AduItLillomo. MIS-REALTORS 323•4301 or 3724170 9_.çetjis 24-&niness (3pof1unities Listing Service REALTORSS3° 0133 ______________ 11-hntructlons Multiple -- 41Heuws ______________ Greene ... --Heuiis AKE MARY- 3 BR. 2 bath, Wm. H. Stemper• Realtor lakefront on big Lake Mary, large screened porch, fenced yard, Sfls "S French 3fl•4 ma. Evil 322i$; 372.ilo; 322.ltsi f Forrest Inc. + SHIPS "u.uuwuris; IF YOU DARE TO COME, BRING LOTS 1'DTV#.ITtOF FRIENDS TO SIT Lfl1NUILJ)CLOSE TOIl I L Toy Parties, Lisa. )•501-2510. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 Civic Center. Box C - Bamberg, S. C. 29003 II!&AL15jI&]!4yium Longwood Area Sertonta, noon, Quality Inn, 1.4 and WEDNESDAY, AUGUST25 Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center CPT NEE INABINETI ma. Frldo . y ____ (M 24 THE PAN'i' 2$ LASSIE Sunday-Noon Inn, Altamonte Springs. S ILOVELUCY GILLIGAN'S lSLAND Before Publication Day ' Club. South Seminole Optimist (iub, 7:30 a.m., Ramada °° (2)j12 12 Now The Lake Mary Rotary, S a.m., Mayfair Country Club MIC(EY M0E CLUB (NW) _ DEADLINES ___________________ Sanford At, 8 p.m., 13.1 W. First St. ____ 24 BIG VALLEY .AILPi flRSDAY, AUGUST15 LCEOO (I) EDGE OF lIGHT 24 SESAME STREET 24 ADOAME FAMILY 4X L. BEAT ISt ClC ,iomi000 S PALL HARVEY N. 27th St. 3fl.5211. ________________ ASSELSERRY- 2 king , bedroom duplex, nice Ire", handy to Altamonte Mall and 14. 8 115 i mo. Plus S'S damage deposit. £4 ERN PARK MAITLANo i', ats, air, nice location. Fenced yard, lake privileges, Sits ($2.00MINIMUMCHAROE) 3 Lines Minimum , Sanford Seuders Senior QUzensDance, 2:30 p.m. (4) (I) 24 MISTER ROGERS _ OR hous.. StOve I refrlge,at0, 81 23 MO. Mature adults. too w. _______________ Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The CibOMS. TENNIS; iA i A BIMIIJUIM USY WUIMIUT HOScAL 2 ................. 4c a , _____ Sanford Senior Qtlzeus, 000(1, Qvlc CSflttf• WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1I Sanf Lwani noon Civic Center New tim. period atni brUit '" _____________ @WFLAW 111111111111111111 __ and 434. OFU CD HAPPY DA ( 24 (t.bn. end V) AN. TIQUES (Tues.) ERICA (Thum) MAN(FrL)w1+ UPSTAIRS. DOWNSTAIRS I'Th.. t IJA " FUTUREW RLD Parents Anonymous, for troubled parents, 7:30 pin., _____ ______ -. ftirv2S III*WS ..... 31Ca Hits _______________ Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. LMOSed Ara Seiloni.a Club, noon, Quality Inn, 1.4 T EVENING AT POPS (Wad) oaascum America. (Vd.) MAN 24 ENNESSEE Tl.DO Preempted Friday for SiE1IOCK HOLliES (TIisL) 1. Cauelberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. Sanford Optimist (iab, noon, Trophy [owige, Bowl 24 (i.) A BIT WiTH IG4IT 24 (Mon.) RIVALS OF - be discussed. Program by Rev. Ken Halt atil Mrs. Halt. 11.00 TUNE T SaafsrdSenkrUthommeetatl2 noon at the Sanford Civic Canter. Bring a beg lunch. Important business Is to .- (4) a IGHT Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees 7:30 p.m., dubflo*ise SIsOab and TUESDAY, AU S SMISr uias Club noon, Holiday mu. Winter Sisgs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17.. OverealeriAaouymous,7:SOp.m.,FlosidaPowerand [,jg)il, 5nf MACE THE MOVIES (fl) (2) Ci) PEWS S swu pub "WIG cum MONDAY, AUGUST 16 Sathed Rotary, noon, Civic Seafird At, dolled, 8 p.m., 13.1 W. First St TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist QIUTèII, Crystal lake and Country ClUb, Lake Mary ins psdod at bnt S (ruse.) THE MEN WHO 12.00 I lBdFIseldi Slagies. Dinner at Irelands on 436 at S. Call Peg 3fl-7774 for reservation by the 17th. (1) ONE LIFE M LIVE' Now SWEEPSTAKES 700 CLLB I tI 'E GU Afternoon t C') ___ (4) CL) •- - FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES Y5 OF OUR 2:30 CELEBRITY SOUAS T Morning . if a Friday Jans Fonda, Donald j (2) a LIVES &JNDAY,AUGUST1$ MIdflrWa 8Ia1lei.OurmonthIycook.outatFaznily at 1:30. The women bring a covered dish and the men pay $1.00. Entry fee adults 75 cents, chikb'en o cents. _________ cii '_._ ____ . ) TOMOCw 1:46 (4) PASTORSSTLIDY class Mack neighborhOOd. Ernest Thomas, Heywood s CD (Thin. arY) AT THE TOP (l) FAMILY FEUD -I (7) (Moit) F14O LJPE (Tags.) NOVA (Ri.) FAMILY FOCUS (I) 0.000 PYRAMID to ___ ____ &- ge TURNS CD 24 SESAME (R). R _ O le, 8 Qh of Commerce, dance 9p.m., Rainbow Ranch. Mi. 1040. IS FX*ff --. a at 9. k Geor i C) a S0N(a)___ _____ . loI$ss5,. Csdberry AA, closed,1 p.m., Ascension Lutheran. IUd.flsrIda SIIØI*. Rainbow Ranch dicl 104. i. (Ri.) 8H Spin., or, - Rolling Hills Moravian SATURDAY, AUGUST 14 Sanford AA Womea's Group, 2p.m., 13.1 W. First St. I.c Ii- ithrustimes........ 4Ica Hite 5:00 A.M. - $30 P.M. MONDAY fttrv FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Now p.m., St. Richard's closed, a Eptscopsi Oazrch. Les.dAA, dosed, ,, 4& () cç,, (Thin) "QzuiØ ______ Mw ___ Tnwd AA, ____ AMERICA au.rr M OO M Ont (I) MYSTERY MOVIE: THE WAL '(ECOME&tCK.KOT ' S POPEYENIDFPImce c WiioMrç en oM tmly Mind 9l.(1wS• P1 ns of ini Pb507ldl?U. (I) MARY PS T5J4 MARY . I., . an _•, ' Pow 73O,5 flops,Di. 4). , Walters, William 1.51IIS' (2) a TIE SPIDER + 'Come Into Ply Parlor.' 4. Ciussii ink f of mom Van oo0 01 tt J•ssica ____ ,7 C' ________ ESHOW "Mw _____________ _______ OVT* (Tu...) "Bisuty and the _,.. ().. (Thin) W0* (flt) .(fl) _______ * MOVIE: (Mon.) "My Friend Flicks." Roddy FOoft. II3. (hiss.) Son of Flicks." Roddy (2) TOY(Lo,wus 7 . M. -- 5 MLDW'W WEST (1) .1. i.0 o 5 - SCHOOL BOARD MEETING Ramada . baTh, stove heal I air. 333 33 . - - ____________ IarI4.ndSR43L3 Bit. Clean j ience yard. so '... • RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 8ad$Ie ilycee., 7:30 P' JIYlS 5nIbei rmAy, AUGUST 13 8ee 8s Rotary, 7:30 sm., Lurd Qannisy's, Altamosü SrIngi. Ir,h e Khelu of MU King of ?= nit. I 831-9993 HOURS a - LMurnlshsd ___ --: 111100 S ORANGE COUNTRY Y StM7, Sam., M&J61X' 8Sk RsTtIu OFt au 7:31a.m., ___ Orndo - WInt Pwk 322-2611 + Late M MIDDAY __ ____ FATERT1AH a __ S.m$nol. ThUIWAY,AUGU!rl2 IaImd AA 5p.m., 1211 W. FIM St. 801 e.D CLASSIFIED ADS - 4 M a NBC NEW nar.lm - A I P.i.nling- Brush. roll, spray Ou.,Itv work Reasonate pr ices Free- estimates 32? 0.4.59 as To List Your BusiZ.,DjQI32226i1O(831gQQ3 W. 1 i.'..' "'':' :'-' ~ IV wv% 11, -'.'-- -.l' •. . i ., -1 , . . .,~ ' titt i -. 'r I '-'-p A ... ... • t 'r " 'r' '1'r ;' . ,' r ).s £ " TAJ I~a-~, t . .-_ .,., . .SJ ( ' •' W11 i ('T -, ' IT l 4 hI 3 ljff"1,1~~,' .'i,f c, 'i! t , ; - £1 i. L, ',.i' ,tN 4 - .~..,Z"`, 111 I A :'' " ' l ': Y..-. l..:) 'r t. aa, ,....: ' ," 'J I ' ' S ''.n I , �I PL *IVISM. V ote Due Al.LAHA.sSjh tAP On Land and Pthoker Produce Inc. CabIn, will be akw livuld be WW for thie IL2.jna Neft Swaj Beach County land. OMdaU the of I)epurtme, neit wtk io approve a $41 lion prison the legislature has Natural lteaotsces told Cab nfllon land swap that will glir slated for Hendry. aides that no objections tl state 311 acres In Hendry In I?zchange for receiving the been raised to the prop Cinty for a prfiot land valued at $3.1 mWlon, the laud swap. OfflcIal said the land offered Mali, would give the two Ill= A proposed land swap in by the Seminole Sugar Corp. $1.1 nüUlcn worth of Palm Palm Beach County In I raised a Morn of FaiNt ft101117111 enironanenta1 soups who iaid the state was t*ruthig over v tal wilderneas area to a aq Tbe 11::) opu. NOT,clo.sassrnpp$sa&, — . mu CIRCUIT COUNT Poe FICTITIOUS NAME 4 NOTICE IS HURRY GIVEN met sssosu COUNTY, FLORIDA Notice Is hereby given that I am by virtue of that Cartel" writ of engaged In busInill at P.O. 804 IX DIVISION Execution issued out of and under p Oviedo, Seminole County. Florida P* l.t).CP the used Of the Circuit Court of 11111 OW l %ONM howard County, Florida. upon a is net sisissift at ENTERPRISES,and that (In,eni,. latgment fi1IdIId In the ANN! S. KITTEL. ak-a Anne register Said namewIth.CI,ri0t th aforesaid court on the 2W day of Sagby KIM me Circuit Court, SemiMe Co, Record Company Jul y A D. Mil. In Mat Certain case Deceased Florida in accordance With the entitled, American Steel Service provisions ot the Fictitious Name soracuoc Centers, Inc. a Floridacorporetlon. I Statutes, To-Wit: Section S&3 To R.l.as. ADMINISTRATION Plaintiff, -vs. Van Dorm En. T ALL PRISONS HAVING Florida Statutes I957. I terprises, Inc., a Florida car. CLAIMS OR DIMANDS *AINST 51g. Robert G. Lamoureux poratlon, Defendant, which THI AMOVE NSTATN AND ALL Publish Aug. S. 12 if. 24. I,7 aforesaid Writ of Execution was OTNU PRISONS INTIIRSTID DEC-21 Id $ delivered to me as Sheriff of IN THE hTMl Seminole ole COunty. Ite YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Florida, and I I1uw flrnL have levied upon the following that the Administration of me estate NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS described property owned by Van The state parcel totals 2,550 of Anne I. Kittel, deceased, File NAME STATUTE Doren Enterprises, Inc., said is pending In TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Number pg acres of undeveloped In pr0,ierty being located In Seminole the circait court for Seminole NOTICE is hereby given that the We. I County, whkhcurrently IS leaned by Floçlda, more partIcularly County, Florida, Probate Division, undersigned, pursuant to the described as follows: lportrntid of Offender I111. the address of w$ticti is Seminole "Fictitious Name Statute." Chapter One Tttresdlng Machine Rigid of a gra habilitation north of U.S. N development County Courthouse, Sanford, 1611.09, Florida Statutes, will register One Kl1fl5ZO0 lend Saw Florida 3277). The personal with the Clerk of the Circuit C0*.,i The Hendry ('minty poprirty One Lincoln SA 300 Are Welder on repr esentative of the estate is LC3an and for Seminole County, Florida. Trailer iomLta of Improved pestsire Charles KIttel whose address is 1411 upon receipt of PtOot Of the One Cut A Missile Track Torch land with a number ofbijfl5 N.E. 103rd St., Miami Shores, Fla. publication of this notice, he I140 One Lincoln Arc Welder niss. The name and address of the titlous name, to wit: ALTAMONTE and would be Suitable for a raew Three I deal Arc No. 250 gs WAS personal representatives attorney MALL TICKET AGENCY under prison authorized by the leg Two Acetylem Torches w-gauges areso torsh below. Is top which this party Is engaged In and ttwee tanks hutun,. officials said. All persons having claims or business at 4$1 Altamonte Avenue, One Tool Trailer demands against the estate are Altamonte Springs, Florida. l)epsrtznent of Offender Ii One Crane Scorn, grey finish rpouir WITHIN THREE MON. Rosalind Russ .11Walking That the party Interested in Sold habllitat1ta officials said that One Kenworth Double Axle THS FROM THE DATE OF THE business enterprise Is as 10110*1: A Tractor w.Fairlane Trailer the kind swap Is approved sorlIt FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Florida corporation known as K. K. AddItional Information available — Actress prisoners could be accor NOTICE, to Ilse with the dark Of me Si P. Ticket Services, Inc. from the Civil Division of thC Is above court a written statement of Dated of Orlando, Orange County, 3UTt7 tO (Rialtil within 90 days In ter Seminole County Sheriff Office and any claim or demand they may Florida, July 24th, 1t14. the undersigned as Sheriff Of have, E ach claim must be in writing K.K.&P. Ticket Seminole County, Florida, will at must indicate the basis for the ervices. Inc. ii :00 A.M.. on the 3rd day Of Sip- claim, me name and address of the By: John S. Karel, timber, A.D. 1f14. offer for moo and '.3 care Credi tor, or his agent or attorney, President Wit to the highest bidder, amount claimed. if the Publish: July 3, Aug. 5, 12. If, inis Where Brisson e'4 to any and all existing Writ, and the is not yet due, thi date when it DEB-131 at the Front (West) Door of the will become due shell be stated. II Seminole County Courthouse In the claim is of contingent or Sanford. Florida, the above unliquidated, the na ture of the un IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND described 1PIC personal property. t"' ti state's ' S.4dt. i'ui. : tr ',•'f FLORIDA satisfy the terms of said Writ of e described. The claimant shall c*si NO. n-isss.ca.u.c Execution. deliver sufficientropiesof the claim John E. Polk, SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL Wfl to the clerk to enable the click to Sheriff SAVINGS BANK, a banking car ll ma ar mall one each personal COPY to J porat Seminole County. Florida representative. vocalist th PublIsh: Aug. 12. ), 34, Sept. 2, 1f74 Plaint itt. Au persons Interested in me estate , DEC.43 to whom a copy of this Notice of SAMUEL A. RUSHTON and JOHN Administration has been mailed are FITZPATRICK, I WI?LI III ?U rr S NOtiCb ° iat t am P UBLICATION — w In engaged in business at P.O. Box NOTICE, to file any objections they R esidence Unknown 3031. Sanford, Seminole County, may have that challenges the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida under the fictitious name of valid ity of the decendent's will, the mat a Complaint to enfor ce a motor HEART POWER UNLIMITED, and qualIficatIons 01 the personal that I intend to register said name representative, or the venue CC vehicle lien has been filed against Bias Charged you, and you are required to Sirvea with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, jurisdiction of the Court. copy Of your answer or pleading to Seminole County, Florida In ac ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND the Plaintiff's attorney, H. JAY QUINCY lAP) — A Prince because we have or cordance with ffie Provisions ofthe OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED STEVENS ESQUIRE, A North $ Fictitious Name Statutes, TO-Wit: WILL se FOREVER BARRED. III country dector says he's rules and wte the colored people alt Section sisot Florida Statutes 1s7 Date of the first publication of this Orange Avenue, Orlando, Florida, closed one of two waiting rooms On that side. and file the original answer or S Dr. Merle C. Parker . Notice of Administration: August pleading in the Officio, the Clerk of which a black secretary Publish: Aug. 72, it, 34. Sept. 2. tiC 12th, 1t74, the Circuit Court for Seminole DEC." contends were illegally aeve. Logan Charles Kittel _______________________ County, Florida, on or before the As Personal Represent.. Many pstt now have l 2ithdayofAug ust,Iti&l,you fajl,o live of the Estate of ________________________ to stand In line. Leg& do so, a iudgmwt by default will be FICTITIOUS NAM Anne B. Kittel taken against you for the relief Notice is hereb y given that i am "Idldn'twant anybody to feel Deceased domand,d in the petition CITYOP engaged In business at 230.HWY 17. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL like they were being dli. DATED this 3oth day oo July, 1574 52, Fern Park, Seminole County, REPRESENTATIVE: WINTIR$PRINOS, sean crlmlnated against," Dr. H.R. FLORIDA Flo(ldaunderthefictitlm name of Harold A. Ward Ill Of ARTHUR H. IECKWITH, JR. Reddick, Nel$caWpebUcN.$rIa, I FRANK EBAUGH, and that I Inland Winderweedli, Haines. Ward & general Clerk of the Circuit Court WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: to register said name with the Woodmin, PA., Factltloner,sald Wednesday of TONOTICE By: Martha T. VihIen provisions of the Fictitious Name 230 Part Ave..S. IS HERESY GIVEN by cicoing one of two waiting the City Council Deputy Clerk of she City of winter Statutes, ToWit: Section 43 ge Winter Park. Fla. 3770 Springs, Florida, that said city Florida Statutes 119. H. JAY STEVENS, ESQUIRE room at his office. Springs. (305) 6444312 Atfoney for the Plaintiff Council will hold a public hearing at 5: Frank C. Ebaugh Jr. But an attorney for secretary 7:30 Publish: Aug. 12. D' 1ti4 ________________________________ A North Orange Avenue P.M. or as soon thereafter as Publish: Aug. 12. it, 35. Sept. 2, 1fl4 DEC-62 Betty Lee of Gretna said he Orlando, Florida 32501 DEC 63 would press her federal 1974, to consider the aabptlon of an __________________________ IN TIll CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OW) 422-6125 Publish: July 25, Aug. S. 12, 11, 1976 by the City of Winter EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR suit accusing Reddick of I1 ordinance Springs, Florida, title of which is as DEB.135 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMlNQt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tTUflIflatlon. follows: COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. "We're asking for damages AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CUlT CASE NO. 7o-435CA4s.l NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE IN AND FOR SEMINOLE In Re OF Of WINTER for every black person who NOTICE iSHERFBY GIVEN that SPRINGS. COUNTY, FLORIDA. ROBERT E. C DAVIS. Husband. y virtu, of that certain Writ of REPEALING PARTS OF SECTION RORATE DIVISION feted this Indignity," said 3.lQe,S.1OANO5.)flO, Petitioner, ARTICLE Execution issued out of and under CASE NO. 74.1$4.CP and attorney Kent Spriggs of VI, CHAPTERS OF THE CODE OF In IL The Estate Of the seal of the Circuit Court of PHYLLIS M. DAVIS, Wife, nearby TalI,ahassie, ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF Orangecounty,Florida.Upon a final JULIA E. FLOWERS, R espondent WINTER SPRINGS, CREATING iudgment rendered In theaforesaid Reddick said Mrs. Lee's Deceased. NOTICE TO DEPEND court on the 79th day of May, A 0 SECTIONS 3.1)2 THROUGH 3.11 NOTICE OF charge that he mai ntidned seg. OF ARTICLES VI. CHAPTER S OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: 1 976, In that certain case entitled, ADMINISTRATION PHYLLIS M. DAVIS regaled waiting rooms NPS THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF TO ALL Birmingham Oxygen Service, Inc PERSONS HAVING Residence: Unknown THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, Plaintiff. .vs.Anesthesia & ratlngbZackandwMtepafl CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Last Known Mailing ESTABLISHING PURPOSE, Respiratory Therapy Service, Inc THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL was a crock of bull," Address: DEFINITIONS. SIGN STAN. Defendant,which aforesaid Writ of OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED 424 Anderson Court, One of several doctors an- DARDS. GENERAL. POVISIONS, Execution was delivered to me as R IN THE ESTATE, Apartment C Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, vlxig tls Predominantly black REGULATIONS, PERMIT YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Orlando, Fl 32501 And I have Iev led upon the following AND FEES; shot the administration of the estate North Florida town of about REQUIREMENTS coo Brown CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY described Property owned by of JULIA E. FLOWERS, deceased, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 5,000. Redck said half AND EFFECTIVE DATE. file number 7&104.Cp. is pending in that ROBERT E. DAVIS hasflieda Anesthesia a. Respiratory Therapy a copy of said ordinance shall be Service, Inc., saiorin d pr pe ty be g Patients are black, the Circuit Court for Seminole Petition In the Circuit court Of located I n Seminole County, Florida, at the office of the City County, Florida, Probate Division, Seminole County, Mrs. Lee alleged in a federal available Florida, for more Particutarly described as Clerk of the City of Wieser Springs, the address of which Is Seminole Dissolution of Marriage. you are follows: court deposition that she was Florida. for all persons desiring to County Courthouse, Sanford, required to serve a copy of your One 1574 Or.,, LeMans Pontiac ordered toa black ,alUng room examine the same. Florida. The personal repressi,. written defenses, If any, All interested parties are Invited automobile, ID No. 3G33N )7 54 tative of m e estate is HAZEL THOMAS G. FREEMAN, ESQ, on by receptionist Iwilda Nelson to of belngstoredat Altamonte attend d be heard, Garage , TUCKER WILLIAMS, whose ad. FREEMAN & WOOLFOLK, when she accompanied h05. whose iii Longwood Avenue, Altamonte THIS NOTICE IstObelI,,S,I,, dress is 71010 130 Avenue, Apt. 115, address Is Post Office Box 70, husband, Willie lee, to MO Evening Herald, a newspaper of Jamaica, New York. 11434. The Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701, Springs, Florida. general circulation in said City, me and the undersigned as Sheriff of name and address of the personal Attorneys for Petitioner, and doctor's office bust Dec. 13. file the Seminole County, Florida, will at (1) time at least )S do" prior tott,e representative's attorney are origInal of said set She Answer or said, " 'We are segregat. time of the public hearing, written ll:OOAN.mthe3othdayofA ug forth below. ,flt defenses, if any, with the Clerk of A cii here. This Is where white DATED this en, ay of August, . D.1,74, offer for sale and sell to All persons having claims or the above styled court on or before l74 the highest bidder, for cash, Subject demands aga inst the estate are August 241h, 1914, People sit, and you're ssçpowi otherwise a CITY OF WINTER required, WITHIN THREE MON. default and ultimate judgment will to an y and all existing ems, at the to go on the other aide," Mrs. SPRINGS, FLORIDA THS FROM THE DATE OF THE be entered against you for the relief Front (West) Door of the Seminole lee said. By: S: Mary Norton County Courthouse in Sanford, FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS demanded in the Petition. City Clerk "1 said. Well, we're just fine Florida. the above described per NOTICE,to tile with theClerk of me WITNESS my hand and official GARY E. MASSEY sonai property. above Court a written Statement of seal of said Court on the 14th day here,' and she said, 'I don't 414 C. S.morai, Blvd. Of any claim or demand they may July, 1976. That laid saue is being made to want to start anything, If you Attamonte Springs, Flo. 33701 satisfy the terms of said Writ of have. Each claim must be In writing (Seal) ttorney for City want to go to an Integrated of. Execution. and must Indicate the basis for the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Il. 1514 John E. Polk, fitt', go to Dr. Massey or Dr. Publish: claim, the name and address of the Clerk of the Circuit Court O C Sheriff crsoitor or his agent Ot attorney, By' Lillian T. Jenkins Seminole County, Florid a and the amount claImed. If the Deputy Clerk claim Is not yet due, the date when It PubliSh: July 22, 25, Aug. S. 12, 1514 Publish: July 29. Aug. 5, 72. If, 1516 OEB.13e will become due shall be stated. DES the claim 5 Contingent or NOTICE OF PUBLIC liquldat the nature Of the un. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE HEARING S(MiNOI, Ccufyy a.pNiNG certainty Shall be stated. If the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C1111- 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND AND ZOttir COuulss5N SEMINOLE claim is Secured, the Security shall CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SEPT I 1976 SEPT COUNTY, 7'30 P M FLORIDA. Rook 203 be described. The claimant shall COUNTY, FLORIDA. &UOL dOUNTY COtTHOUSE CASE NO. 76-79CA.p .s, S*,opo, FLORIDA deliversufflclefltcf,piesoftnecl.mm CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.13$ to the Clerk to enable the Clerk to CAMERON-BROWN COMPANY, CAMERON BROWN CONSUMER mall one copy to each per sonal Plaintiff, FINANCE INC • a North Carolina V. LAxt corporation. representative. MN ed inthe es ta,e DAVID SIEGEL, et ux..St al., Plaintiff, Allpersonsinhernl SR VV to w hom a copy of this Notice of Defendants 4 NOTICE OF ACTION LEWIS D MAGNETTI and SAN Adminislration has been mailed are 4 DRA J. MAGNETTI, his wile, requIred, WITHIN THREE MoN. TO: DAVID SIEGEL and SHIRLEY H. SIEGES., THS FROM THE DATE OF THE Defenda nts HIS WIFE NOTICE OF ACTION C FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS 4V TO Lewis D. Magnettl and RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN V .4 NOTICE, to file any Objections they All parties claiming interests by, Sandra J. M.*gnj, S may have that challenges the hii wife throuof. under or against DAVID validity of the decedent's will, me SR 490 Jasmine Road qualifications of the Personal SIEOEL*ndSHIRLEYH SIEGEL, 434 %r Cisselberry. Florida his wife, and to all parties having representative, Or the venue 419 SR claiming to have any right, title or YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an jurisdiction of the Court. interest In the real Property herein act ion to fOrs'bose a mortgage on 43 ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND the follouing Property in Seminole q' OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED described. 67 0 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED County. Florida WILL BE FOREVER BARRED, Lot 170 of QUEEN MIRROR dI Date of the first publication at Ils that an action to foreclose a mor_9EN RA Notice of Administration : August Igage on the follo wing real property SOUTH REPLAT ADDITION TO in Sem inole County, Florida: CASSELBERRY FLORIDA ac 12th, tt76. DCTAII. MAP Lot 11. Block 4. SHADOW HILL, cord ing to the plat thereof as Ha:.l Tuker Williams roo \ ity UBR end As Personal Represents- according to the plat thereof as the (ded in PIat Book II. page 56, of CD BERRY I GERALDa WHAUY public records of Semi recor in Plat Book 17, Pages 41, nole JAMES A HIEGEI. Rvcn, A - lIRe m) U and 43. Public R ecords of COUty, Florida live c4 the Estate of ort RSZ O -C 10f¼. C-? (G has been filed against you and mi Se no le County, C.ol) Fl orida. JULIA E. FLOWERS, you C-2 (Ganwol Crcnt) ift 5, Ms been filed agaln you and you a,.reirrd t serve i copy of your oece.sco are re qu written defenses, if ired to serve a copy of your any, to it on Franklin T. Walden, Esquire written defense,,, if any, to it on van Robert M Barn, II. P A., BROCK, MASSEY & WALDEN Pla nti den Berg, Gay A Burke. PA,, at i f f's attorney, wtgae adeu Suite 702, .", Ill If 110411111 Post Office Box 793, Orlando. 1314 Gulf Life Tor. Jackson 416 E Semoran Blvd. Age Florid a 32102, and file the original villi. Florida 32707, on or before Altamonfe Spqi . Flo 3710i With the Clerk of the above styled A;.i 2li,, 1976, and file thi Phone: (303) 1315111 originI with the Clerk of court on or before August 30th, this Court Attorney for Personal 1974; Otherwise a iudgment may be an. either before Service on Plaintiff-s Representative attorney or tired against you 'or the relief immediately Ihereafler; ic Publish' Aug I?. . 1976 I gkl dema nded in the complaini or Otherwise, a default will be entered DEC 44 against you for the relief demanded petitIon *RtTTfff COC()ji5 F$.ED WITH P WITNESS my hand and the seal Of in the complaint or petition, TI( imo DEVELOPMENT _________________________ AD44NISTRATOR WILL WITNESSm hand CONS4D(REa said Court on PERSONS APP(. ___________________________ July 26th, 1976, an the seal of ft N Tnt PUeU HCARit this C ourt On July 19th, WILL 5 HfAnrj ORALLY (Seal) 1914 ______ (Seal) IfiRINGS MAY BE CONTINUED FROM TIME Arthur H. Seckwith, Jr.. TO TIME AS FOI.r '.LcEs5. Arthur H Clerk of the Circuit Court Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Jean C Wilke !L 3O ______ By. Lillian T. Jen kins P,ea,w,,'. ____________ ________________________ Deputy Clerk ___________________ Deputy Clerk Publilis: July 29, Aug. J. 12 it, 7 1 OEB.;ji Publish, July 72, 79, Aug 3. 12. l9'4 DEB 11 nd Soviet . McCartn.y Hit LONDON (AP) Former Beetle Paul Mccarthey's bestselling album "Band on the RIa" Is to be released by the Soviet record company, Melodlya. EM! (Electrical and Miilc.i Lmtr%nnents) Recorde, which made the annotmcement ne.day, said release Is planned for later this year as part In rela. lions between EM! and the Soviet recording company. The album by McCartney and his group, Win , Issued in Britain In January 1974 and still a International hit. O Under Or Around? I OSLO, Norway (A?) Norway's Princess Sonja wi ke her first appe ance as a Aug. 29 at e opening of the annual Red Cross fair "Momarkedet." SEE CO' Audit Completed a.I 1. By ED PRICKETT Herald Stiff Writer Federal auditors today completed inspection of the books of the Seminole Employment Economic Development Corp. (SEED(X)) and promised a full report to U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles in about two montha, EDWs director, Horace On, said General Accounting Office (GAO) auditors found no instances of illegality or misfeasance during the review thttI.,Jc..i1 19. GAO accountants were sent here after On claimed the poverty4lajiung agency came !11 - - - - ;.5 I 4 -- ~, 4 . 1, I. ~,. ______ 4 y -I #A t . . 1, — - Report Due In Two Months Ns I_,, _ ' "under fire" from articles published In the Orlando Sentinel-Star. "I made the request for the audit," On said, "because people of the area had beendeluged by stories that served no purpose but to raise doubt In its ventures — corporations let showed about $143,000 in losses sibility," Orr said. up to provide jobs for the hard- which Our attributed to The $23,000-8-year director core unemployed "managerial InefficIency."went on 10 SlY he has worked On March 3, Chiles, a The "problem firms," closely with the audit tam. If Lakeland Democrat, asked the Neptune Winch Corp. and any instances of illegality had GAO for an audit of SEED(X) 'Seminole Citrus Products Inc., turned Up, On iald he would records The GAO responded by were blamed for the losses, know about them. sending an eight-man team to The audit teem will go to The agency's books are Sanford. audited yearly by Certified Atlanta to prepare a report that On said he expects the audit public accountants. But after will be submitted to Chiles and report to be critical, especially published reports criticized U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly, a In the area of management both On and the agency, he Republican. expertise, which Our predicts asked Chilies to conduct a Orr hopes audit results will will be hardest hit. On says he "Sunshine Audit" of agency close the issue. expedi the ,'epq to rap the recont. "I Ifl ITt!!," t ages.: iji"Ui(' 'uie' a report ac. decisions." report that emerges will companied by' 10 angels In February, published ac- establish SEEDCO's fiscal swearing will not open closed counts in The Evening Herald integrity and social respon. minds. Happily, they are few," the public mind about a car. - . poratlon that has a proven record of positive contributions to the community." Since SEEDQ) moved here in 1970, Orr claims about $3 million in federal dollars have Uoweil In Seminoe. In ad. dillon, he said about 39$ Seminole residents are emplayed by SEEDCO, or one of ._ - . — — Free Lunch Okayed For Needy. Students * I ---"), I 11 fzl r ii : 91 .'-_.S& - --.. . - - - Notice Herald Staff Writer Seminole school children '. Family Six e' living in a family of four which has an annual income of $5,7oo or less will be eligible to P receive free lunches during This man wasn't afraid... DL. -.1 the of School Food Services has an. The county school board granted approval this week for Use food service office to implement the new program, which Includes several changes in lunch collection procedures. Explanatory letters and application forms for free and reduced-price meals will be sent home with students this fill during the first few days of schooL Parents should check ON family alze4ncome table to determine their youngsters eligibility. U family's income Is higher Om the applicable figure in the table, its children still may be eligible if the family has SHA Income Level FREE DISCOUNT 2 3 5 s $53 74 91 109 125 lu $21331 3,310 $150 144 4,750 s,'w 179 2U on 7390 245 V1 . unusually high - medical bills, disaster or casualty losses, special education expenses resulting from a child's mental or physical condition, or shelter costs which exceed 30 per cent of the household Income, Families applying for the program will be notified within 10 days whether their children quail!:,' Applications for the program , ~,,.,,,0`11 1 ~` I t . - 12,770 14,410 may .be submitted any time during the school year, Mm Whitmore added. "The ones I'm most concerned about," said, "are the borderline families who are kind of betwixt and between. The families that need a little help- There are a great many children whose families fall In that reduced-price category who do not apply." rector I I-- Di 4-; By JACQUELINE DOWD - 9,320 11,119 '— Tenants Meet this one couldn't decide i $51730 7,530 For larger families, contact Charlotte Whitmore at 322-1252. - . . Got Your Ears On? A new series starts In this weekends edition of The Evening Herald as "The [A Dipper" takes ever the spotlight on the CB page. That ha'fle heppean I. belong to the editor of The CB Times Journal aid we're happy to have him absurd as a colesunist, beinglug you the latest from the CE Radii World. Weekly Yearly Weekly Yearl y 1V76-77academlcyear, Director Charlotte - Whitmore nouncet Inside Sunday ., By KRIS NASH — Officers of the Joint Tenants Herald Suit Writer Council, which represents residents of all five housing Sanford Housing Authority projects, objected to the use of Executive Director Thomas the Tenants Council name on Wilson III and leaders of the the flyers because they had not Joint Tenants Council held a been notified about the flyer or peacemaking session Thursday meeting. But most of the group nIghttodiscusscosnmunjcaflo remainedin themeetlngtohear problems between Wilson's plea for increased management and residents of cooperation and cornthe city's 430 public housing munication. units. One member of the Tenants "Unless we develop better Council, Alfred communications, we're never Delattibeaudiere, walked out of going to get anywhere," Wilson the meeting during a dispute told the group assembled in his over a flyer that was circulated office at Castle Brewer Court. in three of the five housing "We're going to have to show projects announcing a meeting some kind of togetherness here to spur interest in the tenant in Sanford It we're going to get groups. one dollar of federal funds." 1411.1 . iI ) - - I I. . -. ' '1 -` 1. - ' 1 I 1 I . S , ' "' '1 - - I . • ,,.#" I - - - - MERCHANT OF . Joe Garrett (centerj receives the Merchant of the Mouth award from Mike Capko, chairman of the board of the Downtown Business Association while Greater Sanford Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Manager Jack Homer looks on. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) THE MONTH But Ford Stays Mum On Prospects - Republicans Restless On VP Issue / KANSAS CITY (AP) President Ford's convention said he won't. "I simply don't think the delegates to nomination. Sears has refused to ou.sciose a rigure, managers contend it would be poor politics for him to this convention are In the business of wanting the saying that Reagan will have more than 1,140 votes Lip his vice presidential hand In advance, despite President to play poor politics," Burch said. when the roll Is called next Wednesday night. signals of Republican unrest about some of the names nntçnrm if p1IfIvmDn eary ,r r W UI In his catalog of prospects. marathon sessions to complete the campaign A Southern GOP leader said a White House officLd told him not to worry, that the eventual choice will document today, the rival presidential camps have mainstream Republican credentials and won't maneuvered for advantage in the tightly contested alienate conservatives. "But they always say that," Republican National Convetion. Ford supporters won Thursday night on one clear-cut said Clarke Reed, the Mississippi chairman, who issue between the candidates. The Platform Cornprotested the consideration of liberal Republicans as inittee voted 57 to 47 to endorse ratification of a con possible Ford running mates. 011 There were complaints from the North, too, on a stitutional amendment to assure equal irghts for different score, John Unnell, the Maine chairman, said women. Ford favors the amendment. Reagan said he eight Ford delegates there were considering favors equality but not the amendmer.t. But that was only a warmup for the real contest, for Withholding their support from Ford unless they are the nomination that will be awarded next Wednesday 01 assured he won't choose John B. Connally for the vice night. presidency. The Associated Press delegate count showed Ford The manager of Ronald Reagan's campaign argues 1,106; Reagan at 1,032, with 1,130 needed to name a that there is growing prtisuro on Ford to disclose In nominee. There are 121 uncommitted Republican advance who will be his running mate if be wins the delegates, The count in'ludes delegates who are pubRepublican presidential nomination. licly committed or legally bound to a candidate. John P. Sears said It Is Increasingly likely Ford will have to do so, James Baker, Ford's chief delegate hunter, said the Dean Butch, a top convention strategist for Ford, President now has 1,134 commitments for the — . 'H Sanford, Florida 32711—PrIce 10 Cents — LOS ANGELES (AP) Rosallnd Ruesell walking again following replace her right hip joint, says her husband, Frederick Bilason . Miss Russel], 64, Is In an Intensive unit at UCLA Medical Center, said Wednesday that she had "gotten up and is walking with the aid a walker." fl2'?tI?t, 65th Year, No. 306.-Friday, August 13, 1976 . So . U - w "' •'• ' " '-" " Ha — J .,,but these men were sure they weren't going to tempt fate on Friday the 13th, (Herald Photos by Bill Vincent Jr.) 0 .c .tiç). % ., i' 'W." r i:*i 64.i !:,;1; "' I '' '" ,L').,'.":. :'-"j,.1-1''' etr''..e,',ar. .4j4\) ':'.'i .'• 1 ,(4 ".,r) K, '\ 'kj \ ' ' 1 ) ' ' ! " ,. , 4 ,' ' i"' ç. :.f.';.,.'4 '' .',i 1r'" . ' (U s im 11 ' .,- ,: I 1 - je, '' ,' " , t T'l' I.,. f '(lJ7f'' jI4. 1, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Asp, $ An ILbII F— sc, ambler J HOROsCOPE one Pocahontas 7 More obsee 48 13 =pwty Sift rrole outcry For wedniesday, August 111, 1976 4 15 Own nami ISLauQhIng _________ appellation MStagg.t.d 9 Mascuiin, nickname S (colt) 57 wuritios Is Malone 55 Chargers DOWN 20 Ethiopian 2* Animal 23 coverings instance 24 County in Nevada 25 Enthusiasm 28 Algerian I I I C I UITLI BAILEY Mnvf W . S Aroma w herb 32 Symbol for E W - .f2LIIL flI 4,OF I!ijjç . I f!i1;3 .' ' / •: LL. , PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vim,.. - ----- urder, Theft By BOB LLOYD Herald Buff Writer killed Schultz "by causing him No date has been let for to be in such fear as to cause Hargis' trial in circuit court on death, or by making an assault today's indictment. Hargis has Thèeinthole County Grand ion (Schultz) resulting In been scheduled for a Jury tJ" Indicted a IS, death." preliminary hearing Friday • year-old Kentucky man for The three-count Indictment afternoon. first-degree murder, armed also alleges that Hargis, listed Hargis was arrested by burglary and armed robbery jn asdsertar from.the Ii. .S..'hecltf' EIøtectjV.r' days connection with the Aug. 2 Navy at Memphis, Term., broke after Schultz' death when his death of a Caselbeiry Into Schultz' residence and son, Robert B. Schultz, 34, of who died of a heart attack, "while therein did arm himself Caseelberry, spotted a man apparently after confronting a with a knife and did make an fitting the description of a burglar. assault" upon Schultz, who suspect In four residential David Kim Hargis of Hen. Investigators say returned daylight burglaries on Aug. 2. derson, Ky., was ordered held home about noon Aug. 2 and Following Hargis' arrest, without bond on the capital and confronted a burglar. deputies searched a motel room first-degree felony charges. The Indictment's armed that the suspect had been Hargis has been In county jail robbery count alleges that renting for about a week and since his arrest by sheriff's Hargls was armed with a knife seized Items Including fishing detectIves Aug. 4 at and robbed ctmltz of money. tackle, a coin collection and a Casaelberry. Investigators said when .38.callberplstol. Hargis was indicted for first- Schultz' son found his father's Hargis also was arrested in degree murder In the dea th of body just inside the door of the connection with the three 67.year-oldWaliar Raymond mobile home, about five hours dwelling burglaries. The state .. his ii Spanish Moss af ter We Dreaitn, We victim's attorney's office 13 expected to PEACEFUL Drive mobile home. The in. wallet with $40 to $50 missing file formal charges In those SUNSET dlctment alleges that Hargie was found underneath the body. cases by the end of the week. W .. - • chortled South. "An unnecessary waste of • DEAR DR. LAMB I am ducking the first hurt, but very conce rned about skin when Ied thejackof cancer. I know there must be Lamb diamonds, South should have several people who have It and gone right up with his ace. think It's just. spot that will go ext would come a t to aeY. That's what I thought dummy followed by a ruff of about the spot on my back. It e l t heart. en South turned pink and I decided to go would lead his queen of Into the doctor's office and have diamonds and claim his conit checked after ignoring It for a ususlly means the availability tract, It wouldn't matter of a rheumatology clinic or at which opponent held the king .ut a specialist In Of diamonds. He would be He cut It out and sent It to the reheumatology. Friends and caught In an end play. M. It was In cancer. Tnm relatives who will help and good doctor said he got It all out and medical help comes first. not to worry. I hope I can take Here Is another question on auuiareeqaii his word for It. I was told the revokes. Declarer leads at would vote for a warm, dry On the opposite end of the sPide from dummy. He is in. suns rays can cause skin Climate, although the evidence spectrum from the finesse formed by an opponent that cancer. Please us moles. more that such a climate is really. designed to give declarer an the lead Is in his own hand. He about It and alsotell about beneficial for arthritis Is extra entry to dummy is the leads a heart. A Delaware DEAR READER Skin mea ger at best. finesse taken for the joy reader wants to know if this _____________________________ vp shoppingLoISt- :~ , ouche s All GOP Bas es Ford th as Is the most common of all cancers. Fortunately, with the amption 0( Cow fmm cancer LOVELY UKEws! Yri IN by Stoff.I & Ilaimd.hI I GWOUS, rooks (fl11 IIM GOING M%5S TUN lAND Iwc I HANDKER— h I would like to know if It Is considered common knowledge that when - By WALTER MEARS KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Reading from left to right, President Ford's vice presidential Shopping list covers the Republican Ideological spectrum — which Is precisely why Ronald Reagan wants him to • - . name his man By sending out feelers to at least 16 Republicans o' 'i 't . cn' I' matlons of the face an1 tick of the hands are often cctlgdc DEAR READER When keratosis, the name for the human beings are concerned premalignant spots that never assume anything. You develop from utorur'e t the cin't even be lure that the SIDE GLAKES ' , by Gill Fox - rW3 ULAI ILK with BIMO BURNS %-^m by Lorry Lewis SHE 'S EVEN NOW GETTING EXPERT ADVICE FROM A RENOWNED t,1ANAGE41EN1' FIRM LEAVE THE COLLEGE UNLOCKED AND HOPE SOMEONE STEALS sTf - Others who want this iriformation c!àn send a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope with 50 cents for It. Just send your letter to me In I 8-b FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thovu - mm. They shizald be aen by doctor and removed. Sun rays are radiation. The ultraviolet radiation from a, SUfl CaLlUS these spots and I$ a, major factor In causing skin cancer. I am sending you The Health Letter number 7-10, Your 1n: Sun, Aging, Spots and Cancer, %F You HoLD THM /UP At TI* FIFTH '! HOLE SOu GEI THEIR MoiJy• OUT if YGU care of mas newspaper, P.O. Box 330, San Antonio, Ti, 782 DEAR DR. LAMB — I have rheuroatold arthritis. I would like your advice as to which part of the United States would be moot beneficial to arthritis. I live on the seacoast of North Carolina now. DEAR READER The most Important consideration Is not climate but the availability of good medical help and that 1 1II Ji:I IMrniatlon will get on the chart in time for U doctor to see It. My advice to all patients La to give the doctor any in. f ormation they want him to know U they want to be sure he - I I. • . ________ - 'q tj 1k U you are taking a lot of trifidicines write a list of them and be sire the doctor gets the $1 Iq 9 K M y _____ It - a -; or examines you. • i' THE ri t.!s, You U5WALLY GET I - .-- - - WITH A SEI' OF cLues, TOO• I, • TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan - - r— 'Something for the budget-minded, you say? Perhaps IIIcuwcroaIflor mystery soup!" - do A7MY OLW1?7! EtPi44'TH ?7,4T&tt rX A1W .\ assemble at once at the White How ... you'd have a traffic jam," Dole said. The only Republican Ford has specifically ruled out is Schweiker, "because I would not go that far to the edge of the political spectrum." and leaving them free to say they've been con. announcement before the presidential roll call. Ford said he considers himself to be in the middle tacted, the Ford camp has offered every "I think they feel that If Ford would announce of the Republican road, and wants a partner who Republican faction a hint that Its prirferred can- sombody, certainly some other delegates wouldn't agrees with him ideologically. Judging by the vice dldate might wind upon the ticket If the President is like that person," said Sen. Robert J. Dole of presidential list, Ford considers that middle road to mated Kansas, who just happens to be on the Ford be wide Indeed, There's even a glimmer for conserva ti ves who would like Reagan in the second spot If they can't install him as the presidential nominee. ri In the close and, for the moment, virtually static com petition for preddenlial nominating votes, the vice presidency has become part of the strategy. with Ford and Reagan using it in opposite ways. Their goals are the same: to pry loose delegate TAIIAHASSEE (AP) — Florida Delegates they intended to violate the oath when they signed votes for the presidential nomination. Reagan designated his running mate, Sen. who renege on pledges to support President Ford at it. Richard S. Schweiker of Pennsylvania. two weeks the Republican National Convention next week But Parrish, an expert on election laws, said It ago, In an effort to broaden his bid for delegate could be punished with prison terms, a state party would be difficult to make such a charge stick. support outside conservative Republican ranks. attorney says. He noted that there is general penalty of a year J.......I__ tt__J _I . . fljfl IU1V u Schweiker In-uuucvu no nwau Dover of con i.auoeruaue, state party in prison for violation of election laws for which breakthrough in the struggle for delegates, costing general counsel, said he has advised Florida there isnos ftc penalty. The law requiring oaths him some supporters, gaining him others. The delegates that state election laws make false For convention delegates does not provide a specific Reagan camp cla ims a, maneuver was a net plus. swearing of an oa th a felony punishable by five penalty for violations. U nothing else, it gained the party's attention, and years in prison. The Issue could play a key role in the Republican that was one objec ti ve of John P. Sears, the cam-The 43 Florida delegates pledged to Ford and the convention next week at Kansas City. Rea gan paign manager who engineered the tradition23 committed to Ronald Reagan are required to supporters have been seeking votes from delegates breakL',g early selection, submit oaths stating they will support the canS who favor him but arc pledged to Ford. Now Sears is trying to force pub lic disclosure of didates they were chosen to represent. Ford Forces wi, preliminary vi ctory Monday, Ford's selection before the presidential vote, But L. E. "Tommy" Thomas of Panama City, however, when the party rules committee over. seeking to make advance announcement a conChief of the Reagan Florida delegates, contends wheimingly approved a proposed rule requiring vention rule. Dean Burch, a Ford convention that 10 of the Ford delegates am closet Reagan sup. delegates to stand by the candidates they have strategist, said he Is confident the move will be deporters who would vote For the Former California pledged to support. feated despite "a sort of superficial appeal" In the governor If they could. The issue will be debated in other forums and argument that delegates Should know the whole "We've got 10. but I know that all of them t hv cItI •I4 may ithout floor f1h* —I wouldn't break the law to vote for Reaganticket bef ore they ballot, convention begins Monday. Ford contends the Schweiker choice hurt Reagan, Thomas said. "I think five of them might." The rule also would forbid absten tio ns when the The letter by Dover, who Is a Ford alternate, and that an advance vice presidential an. states are polled next Wednesday in the GOP nouncement would hurt his cause, too, served as a warning to the Ford delegates that they presidential nomination roll call. Reagan should keep Faith with their pledges. lie is ta king the traditional course, and following strategists hope to deny Ford the nomina tion by "I know most of the people on the delegation and encouraging his supporters to abstain from voting a familiar3trategy, by permitting a series of names they're decent and honorable people," he said. "1 to be floated as prospects, thus offering hope to evuntil they are released from their commitments to don't think any of them would viola te th eir oath ." ery Republican bloc, him. Mst. Atty. Gen. Michael Parrish said that Nominate Ford for the White House, and they Florida delega tes are committed for two ba llots Florida delegates who violated an oa th to support a un less their candidate releases them or falls below may see the vice presider.tlaI blank filled by a name candidate could be charged wi th false swearing if they like a Sou therner , a New Englander, a con35 per cent in earlier balloting. Florida DeIegates Face P s on If They R On Ford Pledges ..... - . - - w ....S.... .4 •4W SflS r Republican Brooms Idea Swept Aside I YA .amfjy I "The problem with brooms is that they are fire KANSASCI1Y,Mo.(AP—ltseemedlikesucha Forked over $1 apiece. But it didn't reckon with the Kansas City Fire hazards," Bell sald."The fire chief was net too good idea at first. Find a symbol, fire up the delegates, and send them home hell-bent on electing marshal. Or, for that matter, with a Republican happy. The aisles are so narrow that the brooms honcho named Ody Fish, who Is manager f next would be as wide as the aisles." a Republican Congress. Fish said the hroom idea never was presented to The slogans came quickly to mind: Out with the week's national convention. "No," said the marshal. Too much of a fire him formally, but that it was one of many odd ideas old, in with the new. Turn the rascals out. A new f4L7M?! roivw J4Y5cJf4' AMjx-?! form want to do only the former, Hence, the Reagan push for vice presidential . prospect list. There are at least 14 others. "II all the cars should Reform Symbol Ruled Fire Hazard by GarryTnjau Ar2VIXX -, - TNe., - DOONESSURY - - 'I 'rui T14AIL-110 Every option pleases somebody; any advance choice would offend somebody, and with a nominating majority votes away, the President's Ae27Ry Ir LI I. la----,i - , " - WAIT UNTIL servative, i liberal, a woman, a diplomat, a Midwestern governor. ,'_.__ q i gets It, list when he / / . . T of finessing. a revoke. South ducked the first heart The answer is that It and won the continuation, definitely is a revoke it be has Then he led a trump. East a spade In his own hand. The his ace and shifted to the jack revoke becomes established to going Into the hospital a, they usually do not Of diamonds. Sou th promptly when an opponent plays to the Th er ating doctor should a, be told other parts of body. ey op finessed Us q and the revoking card. only cause local tissue p$on&ly by a, patient about de1e th (For a copy 01 JACOBV any me dication being taken by Some fi ve minutes later Sou th destruction and can be cured MODERN, lend to: "Win stmply by cutting out k" of tPe Mm? Or should It be enough to had finessed successfully at Bridge."$7 ci this who takes the against West's çieen of clubs newspaper, area Involved, that can t'c're tell the nurse P.O. Box 489. medicine away what it is for and won the rubber. a fair sized area if Radio City Station, flew York, "Pretty good guess." N V. 10019) and assume that the doctor will cancer is neglected. we the notation on the chart Than little wAb-like for- and win continue Issuing it? I TO &4EEZ E tW DEAR DR. LAMB An - • .v 1W U u sie ne*azy ii SraiWi ep. and Florida's spectacul.r summer sunsets almost fine yes (a viremnest. (Herald phil. by BIll Vlaceat Jr.) - - BUGS BUNNY 'I .,. at lime eneriY and esswork replied North. unbeatable with no problems at all." South started out well by 'Jr. -. --' M '- and JAMES JACOBY I - Casse lb e R RIfl( Is Most Common - - im& (5* Don't turn your hick on anyone The hi. of daunt places will wborsuourbalp today. You be very tempting to you wm'tlike your aelfif you had an comIng year. Make your p1aj cppertusity to lend a hand and well In advance If you expect a dWL happy voyagi. 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Unseemly. wds a group callin g itself such oughts th The commi ttee plans what it calls a refere ndum Thinking the Congressional Reform Committee, dedicated to"Lord, we've been spending all our time worrying of the House Democratic leadership in every about brooms," said Steve Bell, a sena torial aide district of the country. the task of elect ing eno ug h Repub li cans to Congress who has been helpin g get the committee started. Unless there Is a change of hea rt, the campaign to prevent Democrat Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill from "I'll bet we have held 10 meetings here and in will be launched next Monday with pictures of t,P'cwning Speaker of the House and mmtalling Washington about th ese brooms." brooms instead of the real th ing. Republican leader John Rhodes. Bell's plan was to distribute them fur delegates to In the meantime, somewhere in Kansas City AItu, they thought, brooms! Brooms, they got. Two thousand of them, enough hold aloft when Rhodes is Introduced to the con- there are 2,000 brooms hungering for their place In for most of the 2,259 delegates. The committee vention as its permanent chairman. the po litical firmament. :...:.;.. - -• - - - - - - - Sanford Firm Area's First To Make Gc By KRIS NASH More Oil Terminals company Is gratnd by a Herald Staff Writer not in any real jeopardy at this than by a ikpiidbon," Alper ______ Sav-Mce 011 TermInals Inc. time," said Harvey Al Alptr, said. With aing business, Tuesday night announoul plans attorney for the firm an& its you've .'sot move coming in. a 140,000 "bl.c6plw' pórent business, Say-More Oil This Is way 'iv presoitA1d it on Pert Authority grounds In Inc. 'We're not talking about to our creditors sad o Iv Com pa ny otnciais V'1iqdating the companies," he they've gone aloig with us. We the plant will be the first facility explained. "We're not talking hope they cttinne 1i see is, tii ever built in Central Florida to about taking all the assets of the way." produce finished gasoline, companies and selling them." The facility already in operation at Alper said Say-More More to proceed, SCOPA President Al Black had decided guaranteed The company that Panama City, will be designed to file a petition in federal court Its lease at the Port of Sanford to blend raw petroleum g8301ine. under chapter 11 of the Chan- would not be erklangered by the products into Expected to be functional no dier Act the bankruptcy act bankruptcy action. Savelater than Sept. 1, the plant has — to reorganize the two firms More's 1A000 annual lease has the potential for eventually which are presently unable to been paid up for the remainder of their back debts. of 1976. turning out 600,000 gallons of pay - finished gasoline per month, a Under provisions of th e In the event Say-More 011 Sav.More representa tive said. Chandler Act, before a business Terminals falls following the At the same time, the can be reorganized It must reorganization. Alper and Seminole County Port secure approval from credltors. Hutchison said, the Port A u I h o r it y (S C 0 p A All creditors must be satisifled Authority will consider the unanimously approved a wi th the way the company is lease breached and will join request by Say-More to undergo meeting its financial other creditors of the firm In comporate reorganization obligations, or they may receiving reimbursements. before a bankruptcy referee in demand that the firm's assets Alper said he plans to file the the U.S. District Court for be liquidated so they can be bankruptcy petition as soon as Florida's middle district, paid back. possible, probably within a, "Very candidly, the Say. "We feel that more money is next three wceks. Today Around Th e Clock .......... 4-A Bridge .....................8-A Calendar...................9.A Comics ....................S.A Crossword ............. . ...8-A Editorial...................4-A Dear Abby .................1.0 Dr. Lamb ................. I-A Horoscope ................8-A Iloepital ...................9-A O bituar ies en ................. Sports .... ...... ..1011-A Television ................. I-fl Women .... .............1-Il %%'F:%TIIEII high SI, today's low 72. Rainfall: .23 Inch. Partly cloudy through Th ursday with a chance of afternoon and evening thu. Details and tides on Page S.A. W : FIVU R IVI Serves A MJ 9j1I By JACQUELINE DOWD Herald Staff Writer Planning officials from Seminole, Orange and Lake Counties are taking a trip down the Wekiva River today to get a look at the environmentally endangered land they're trying to save. Three counties, which border the river and Its tributaries, must agree on a preservation program for the Wekiva basin before the Florida Cabinet can make the Wekiva Florida's first ..- ......... -. '.. Fl4. i dU I UI .1VI official scenic and wild river. participate before the state "The intent of what we're takes any clilcial action. doing," said James Chanatry of State Rep. Vince Fechtel, one Seminole's planning depart- of the leaders in the fight to ment, "Is to use the Wekiva as a save the Wekiva, is enthusiastic model for the scenic and wild about the new approach. program." "The scenic and wild rivers The program is developing program was one of the into something Department of weakest programs seen," Natural Resources officials call Fechtel said, "but with this new "a unique experiment i approach it could be one of the rivers I've intergovernmental relations." strongest." What's out of the ordinary is All three counties have apthat local governments the proved a resolution stating three counties and their citizens goals and objectives fr'r the have been asked to See WEKIVA, pe - - ' -'rr . '' I" �S. , 61 0 I Pi tvmft "MM6 520a FL WIN MY Spotted Keys I_ While Checking Teens E ____ ,ais5141Ira,$..Irt111. I IN 1811 C!CJ1T CT, fll AMC8011'! " KTNT 7) r Deputy _ Recovers I FOR UMINOLI COUNTY, IISI$TRiPITIOu$N5 I NOTICE I FLORIDA. I CiVil. ACTION NO. 74I4fl.CA.lA me undrIaned. sIr1ng to bU$lDhISUfldIft I FIRST FEDERAl. SAVINGS AND ktItIoini., A1 •A&a - II — A•V —• UWAR • Stolen Auto of By BOB lLOYD ____ llirMd$WfW,$Ser Trial Ends Amid Much Confusion Listed rnIig were i12- SEMINOLE COUNTY, a Cor. 081CC BOX 451. answad FlicId., fl750 kWifl to rigistor me said Carbim, poralion organIzed and isIsth gnp shotgun, *a of the United Stalls r.ifM with dick of ttti Cir .fl.csllber pistol, ammunition, of America, Court Of kmktole County. Florida A patrolling Seminole DATED mis 11111411July, a radio, television, linens, 1 A.o. S dipy who Stopped "7'. equipment, vacuum Ming William A. White ROBERT 0. HUMPHREYS i three bike-riding t.snogm at c1iner, ca raandfrenflaJ wife. DORIS Alice V. While HUMPHREYS, 3:30t1ü morning In t) Engiluli ow meaL .,nants. Publish: July 31, X. Aug. 4. ii. Estates mdlvtulon ended up NOTICE OF A05f umiwkd recovering a stolen auto valued TO: ROBERT 0. HUMPHREYS FICTITIOUS NAME ?sfichael '01 nnianc* arid ars Notice Is lwreby QIVI --t tie 111111111 Anderson, S.C., beingheld ingeged In, buIlneip at CIOWVS Deputy David Duguid Camp. Star RI. 32163. State Road In county jail today In lien of MIPOIrted wh2n he Stopped the Thunderbird, owned by a brown hair get into the DORIS HUMPHREYS B., Sanford, Seminole County, parked $540 bond on traffle charges; 15 FMolw Florida under the fictitious name of Drive cyclists for a check he spotted Maltlend auto dealerobip, had vehicle and delve It south on and a charge of felony FarmlnqvIlie. New York FUND FOR THE ELIMINATION two f1aIlghta and a set of car been left In the car by an em- Sanford Ave. I7 OF ASYNESIA, and that I Intend to peesassion of controlled sub. keys alonpide the meet near ploys. The other two boys YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED regl5tef said name With ffie Clark f Patrolman D.H. Whitmire 5t the bicycles. that an action to 'Ir.cIQ$i a 'nor. the Circuit Court. Seminole Count. Mopped by the deputy had said the missing auto Is a four.. Deputy 11.5. Morton reported , Florida In accordance with t' After parents were sum. nothing to moned to the some, deputies auto th___ eft, he said, In color, LoIs, Block H.CAMELOT UNIT StatUtes, TO-Wit: Section us.o charges at Like Howell said, a 15-year-old boy led of. TWO, according to thu PIll thereof Florida StaMsi 1517. TWO. A*ut.atek. Roade at 3:41 am. Hums glarb.d 5: S. B. crow. recorded in Flat look 16. PagIs Gm to a 117$ Ford ThisuSanford Police today WI* M Morris today and found an unopened bottle of iS and N. of the PuDHc Records of Publish: Aug. It, IS. 25, Sept. 1. 197 do bb that had been taken looking for a 117$ Qiswolet thatelf burglars U. used DEC10 500 valIum tablets fj the Seminole County, FlorIda. from a driveway it 2333 C5riC iSdSfl 1'IPCItsd MOISfl Ms bean flied against you and you FICTITIOUS NAME haul vehicle. Ilanams's wheelbarrow, oreragIrid to sitive a coy ofyo,, Cerolton SI and tkieen to late 1usade si Notice Is hereby given that I am defenses, If any, to It on engaged In Is4sWIiu of 2100 stolen items from his house on MrtIII(1IW1 Road, Fern Park, Paunn. Snyder, Two an being held PHILLIP H. LOGAN, of French Ave., Seminole County, 1AW ma ,1otoa The Juvenile w che..d Route Three, told police she waiting SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND FiOddI,Udifffilfic$ftioIJsMm,j vehicle in a S.1 flby without bond on violation Of MONCRIEF, Attorneys for ANNCON with auto theft and tened over parked the auto, valued CORP D.N.A probation charges in separate Post at woo.je'j area, Office lox 227i, Plaintiff, MARYLAND FRIED CHICK to Fk" Divislan of youth cum Acciording to =* Jail Sanford, Florida 3Vyl. and file the Ond that I In aid to relilesw Z Services__isa Sanford p.m., leaving he orlçinal In the with the Clerk of the above name with the Click of the DeputyAnnflenegarsaid the recoidstheyareuce, Circuit Court JUWiII Detiuticn Cornier0 who car and the hays in the lØtIon. yegge left the wheelbarrow In Anderson, 31, of Ni E. O ;- Sepfembere, Cotwt, Seenlnofe County, Florida ln r ange lila: otherwise. later released the boy to Ida Judgment may be accordance with the roulsion, Ms. Snyder said she exited 11* woode but made o with Ave., Lmtgwood, and Edward intend againstayou for me rinef the FIctitious Nima Stalutes, psreits. To.. the r P 11 2% hours to prop" v1Itat$l,53jfrcm Wfl. £cIiai 56300 Fioride 5tIM, E i. ots,22P.O. Box demanded in 'hr rtim. Daguld said the keys to the see a man with shoulder length the ransacked rnddence. '537. 14, Geneva. this Court on this 308, day of July, 5: Albert Constantine 1i7. ( • ______ Harris IN 1311IEF h n Superior ("rt Judge Mark Brandler denied th ree mistrial motions during two unusual post-verdict tiesarings Tuesday and let stand the Harrises' convict ion on kidnaping and robbery charges. The hearings had been ca lled to investigate charges that the verdict was tainted by bias against the Harrises. Mysterious, Smelly Slick Washes Ashore In Pan handle . -, , ____ families would be disqualified from' the food stamp and another 1.5 million hoiaehoklg would see their benefits cut under legislation approved by the House Agricult ure Commftt program The legislation, which committee staff workers say would Increase benefits to about 2.6 million families, also would bar most students and families involved In labor disputes from food stamp benefits. WASHINGTON (AP) — Labor Secretary W. J. Usery summoned negotiators in the 16-week rubber strike back to his office today, just hours after he abruptly ended a marathon session keyed to his own settlement proposal. Hopes for a breakthrough in the contra ct dispute rose Tuesday when Userj and the union and management teams contin ued a day-long bargaining session into the night. Reporters were advised to remain camped outside the secretary's door pending a possible announcement. Cadets Prosecution Urged NEW YORK (AP) — A board of officers at the United States M ilitary Academy has ta ken the extraordinary step of recommending that two,gradua es who are now second lieutenants. bèPiaseèuted.m connection withthett*s cheating scandal in the academy's history. Sources at the academy confirmed Tuesday that to members of the Class of W76 were suspected of tampering with the honor committee's proceedings aga inst th e convicted ca dets. . ' ,. . ___ . ..:: :--. •. . President Publish: July 21. (SEAL) Arthur H. Seckwltn Jr. Clerk of mu Circuit Court By: Martha T. VihIen Deputy Click PHILLIP H. LOGAN—of S4IINHOLSEN, LOGAN AND MONCRIEF Attorneys for Plaintiff Post Office 50* ' Sanford. Florida 31771 ....... '. UNITED Aug STATIC , ,, . •, DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT ,OF However hnih fill .'iai county officials have inlIcMed lmaolmously to take $141,000 agencies pay salaries of cent Tuesday. there is no money for paru agencies to pay county employes from Oct. 1 About county jobs we mnnafly paid from federal salaries of county workers until September of next year. funded ttrongh the federal monies. employed under a federal jobs CETA Director Jim Bediole program. But by January, ExecutIve Assistant Roger proçam. said the agencies weren't too Becisole said, unlea addltkmal Nelawender said that program Abâut $540,000 in Corn. disappointed at not receiving federal funds are forthcoming, change was necessary. prehetuive Employment end full allocations, because all that number will be reduced to Otherwise, he said gevenineot requests from CETMwided 50. would have been forced into a a agen es have been reduced. The Program change was "major termination of The $141,000 was taken from necessitated after federal 01- government services or In. the Florida State Employment flcials earlier this year phased cease of taxes." Service, the Seminole County out 'l'ftie 1. CETA's Title I in. The entire county parks School Board, thie Department cluded funding earmarked to departirent consists of CETA of Health and Rehabilitative decrease unemployment. employes. To have eliminated Services and Seminole Corn The initial concept 01 CETA all 29 parks eniployes would munity College. wuto provldejchs with fecje.al have hampered completion of A county advisory board money. After federal funds ran county parks scheduled to am TAUAHASSEE (AP) — The earlier reduced $2 m illion In out, CETA of ficials hoped earlier this year and In early chief House proponent of requests by the four agencies to agencies would pick up the tab. 1977. unionization of farm workers says union leaders are being too quick to criticize a specie committee set up to study thi problem. Even before the committe opened Its first meeting Tues _': ____ roe HRS Officials Resign 11 -kadersoffturdtied Fern Workers had Issued a statement TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Three top OffiI!S of the Depat;;.cnt of Health and Rehabilitative Services have resigned but the agency denies the shakeup has anything to do with recent charger of mismanagement. Dr. James A. Alford, one of three assistant secretaries responsible for daily operations, said his resignation was by mutual agreement with HRS Secretary William Page. blasting it for being stackec Carries Laundry - / . . LONG ____ ____ ____ WAIT SCOPAwSCIDA Spokesmen Clash ____ Fa rrn Panel Scored DBA Sponsors Essay Contest The Saalerd Iluwet.w. 111malmim Asaseisdea IDRA .rsaeassycewIthov,r$aIn prbu I. Is be awarded In Central Florida atLtt. Sliulesis are epd In veiN a NHN word essay a the theme "Witst sebsel vi In me do year" In order I. be eligibl,for On eetilenlei redeemable stay DBA store In Snthrd. Accee'dlag.In Forrest FIn, preeldeit 01 the MA, prises will be awarded In three elsa grsqisp grades 54, 7-1 aid 1012 wIth OR certilcaks gilag I. first place wIaari, $$fersocad fe third. All entries vi be jsga4 - 'develqtat 01 theme, originality and correct med the EagiNk language aweD as meabeess. As catty farm, available at all pordelpleft shies, mat aecernpuyeach entry, whkhInbeIntheei traM's own hJw.W4. — Roberson said that four Ofthf seven initial appointments Ii this Ham H Select Committee ot Farm Labor Relations wen members 01 Agriculturee Agriculture Committee which voted 150 Ic kill the bargaining One of those, Rep. Jane Rob Inson, R-Cocoa Beach, has since zscdfrontheleglal* turetoacceptajoblntheAgrl. cultur e Department. But Rcberson said he was confident "they will put some. one in who is Just as capable as she Is to represent the grower Interests." But . n Pajdc, D Jacksonville, chief sponsor ol the bill that was killed, said he FLORIDA. ORLANDO DIVISI0 . Case Na. 7.I37.OrI.CIv.y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. . Plaintiff, vs. LOIS HILL and . THOMAS HILL. the Present tlsIsbaed of Lois Hill, Defendants. ORDER FOR SERVICE my PUBLICATION — and Publish Aug. 4. Il, 13.23. I57 affidavit of plaintiff In the above DEc2s TALLAHASSEE (AP) — U.S. District enlIll.dcausebyKendeIiw.wh,,,.1 th Assistant United States Attorney, Judge Winston Arnow says he sees nothing In an • action against the defen wrong with his using a deputy marshal to take UNITED STATIC DISTRICT danl(s), Lois Hill and Thomas Hill, COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OP thepresenthusbandofLojsHill, out his laundry and drive him home after a tir FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION — toenforcea lien upon real Pro4 No, It's sat thut had that year — yet. The deH.e for bayIng Ikease tag rmswal etiehers is igIl COUNT NO. 7a.1.Ors.Cte.Y — situate In this District and dour ing trial. SembOk CMIYC"dbmeladled like led yeafive days behice UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, as follows: Lot 21, Block "A" Arnow commented in a written statement te deadlier. The tax celled.r's alike will be open from 1a.m. 105 P. Sntiy. Plaintiff, v- Leroy Alexander, of ux GROVE TERRACE, according o Tuesday following release of a General AcDefendant(s). — NOTICE OP ALE PhI Book?, at page 42, of the Public was optimistic the committee — Notice Is hereby given that Records of SemInole County. counting Office report saying some federal would vote out an acceptable pursuant tea summary Ilnal decree Florida. and It appearing to the bill. judges had deputy marshals run personal Of Foreclosure entered on June 25, Court that the defendant(s), Thomas 1974 by the above entitled Court. In Hill, the prowl husband of LotsHill PaJcic's measure would have errands, the above Styled cause, the un Is not inhabitants of nor found within setup a three-member agricul. densigned United States Marshal, or he State of Florida and have not ttwal Labor Relations Commis. Reprea.ntives of Szenbv4e Da niel also said he las been be able to measure sUCOun." function Is to seek industry. one0fhisdulyaorledepuft, voluntarily appeared herein, an was will sill the Property situate in that persoaaI sion and given It power to su County's two inikasfry..eeklng In his position only a year. And Daniel a'ed, sarvice upon them Is . created by the county corn- Semlnoe County, Florida, dnCrlbed not practical because his perviseunionization efforts and residence agencies clashed briefly in that length of time, he added, The i.ort authority was mladon. 15: LoS at. lies the East 3 feel and Whereabouts are unknown. settle disputes. The proposal Tuesday at a meeting called by there is "n way" fantastic created by the state legislature WASHINGTON HEIGHTS ORDERED that Thomas Hill. TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Backers of Officials pointed out Tuesday thereof, SUBDIVISION, according to pill Present husband of was modeled afteraCalllornja the county commission to results could be expected. Lois Hill appear In 1965, and SCIDA cvn' later that the two agencies don't thereof recorded In Pial Book 3. or the Cross-Florida Barge Canal claim a victory bill. plead to the complaint herein by discuss a merger. "Thlsyear and the next, well In 1970. SCIDA, whose sole duplicate rolls In every aspect page 37, of the Public records of the 11th day of October, wi th a Philadelphia judge's ruling they say 1,74. and In it ran into a storm of opposi. hope to L.s— ..s—I.. Seminole County. Florida of auII, A •,, " ..---------- ..u..wi vs was vn.ruvv ins- Cour our7t "W, wiu mane it easier easier to jusuzy completition of lion f rom the agricultural In. i combine the Seminole County gutcr tot ighestand bestIddsr proceed to the hearing and ad advwitageo(Industil bonding for cash at 17:00 o'clock noon on ludIcatlon th e controversial waterway. dustry which charged It would Pçrt 4uthot (SC)PA) and of this suit If as Thomas On all Seminole property Also, .Tuesday, August 24, l?llat the west Hill, the prasiqj kusbandof Los Hill drive the cost of ope ra tio ns out But inoto Qunty Vidlultirlisl Ally. Gen. Robert Shevin t door said of th e ruling Phi laminali Cowiy,!pØ, served wim ocess in the U port applies Itself, for the Ccurtt,oijs, Sanford, Florida. of sIjit. Development Authority Tuesday was acilly' s 44ioi et back for P)Id th e canal but only to the most part, to searching for Doted: 1.13-76 (SCIDA) to cut down on extant Providedfor by Suction , Floridaranks as the No. 2 authority because its original aim was to keep MITCHELL A. NEWIERGER Tifte.71, Industry that Is water.orlented. duplication of costs of atUnited Stales Coda; ills in the nation in use of mlUnited States Marshal Daniel said he certain economic figures turtfr ORDERED that nolICs of secret. sees tractIng industry to Seminole. Middle District of Florida grant labor with citrus and tomisorder bei,.Mi by the Unit,1 duplication in two areas: KENOELL W. WHERRY SCOPA representive Dennis rnatoes as the main crops States Marshal in a newspaper SCIDA advertises for the port Assistantt United States Attorney general circulation in Seinole Doigner pointed out the port Is m where they are employed, the for PlaintIff and SCIDA S solicits astry for Attorney for si, totally self supporting, while Publish: July 71, 25, Aug. 4. Il, 1q16 County, Florida,oncea report said. Auditor Gets Pay Boost the port. consecusiveweeks, commencI.g DES-94 SCIDA depends on tax dollars . The committee decided to on August ii, 1576. DONE AND Dolgiwr said If the port Its operations. ORDEREDatOF11IW0,FIaffiS hold off further meetings until TALLAHASSEE (AP) — A $4,000 pay locates a prospect, port of. 23rd day Of JULY, 1576. Doigner said the port after the November elections. fidals will seek to lure that GEORGE C. YOUNG raise for the state director of accounting and UNITEDSTATISOICTRICT represents a $5.mIlllcn dollar Chairman Sid Martin, DUnited States District Judge prospect to locations other than COUNT MIDDLE DISTRICT o auditing is merited by past neglect of the asset to Seminole Coun ty. FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION — Publish: Aug. 11, 15. 23, Sept. Is. IS, llawth,rne, said the meetings the port importance of the position, Comptroller COURT NO. 73.1I1.Or$.C1v.y — 1173 SCIDA, on the other hand, has would probably be held In the Commission Chairman Mike UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. DEC-41 been a "dismal failure," acGerald Lewis says. Miami area, Orlando, Tampa Plaintiff, .v. Leroy Evan Hattaway felt there might he None, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ro cording to Doigner. ux.,efaI. Defendant(s. —NOTICE Th area and • e per ha ps Marianna. pay boost from $23,000 to $Z7,000 a year SUMINOLI COUNTY. FLOR I some duplication In ad. OF SALE — Notice is Ptenb' SCIDA Director Jim Daniel Martin said the committee ' for the official in given PROBATE DIVISION Lewis' department was the ministration of the two agen that pursuant to FINAL DECREE disagreed. rue Nwm hoped to see field operations in of Foreclosure entered on des. Dolgner, assistant to p biggest granted in state government this year, "I can't see, really, where the 1,76 by the above entitled Court. In DIvISIs,, process and would also be mak. Administrator Jim Ryan, according to the pay plan for department and above styled cause, the tan. IN RE; ESTATE OF port has done that much, ing unannounced visits to labor disagreed. derslgned United States Ma,shal.or ELZIE J. BUTLER division heads. either," Daniel said. He went camps. one of his duly authorized deputies, D.c.a Commissioners reached no onto Point Old that Success in NOTICE ADMINSTRAT ION will sell he property situate In agreement., However, PLans ae the industry-seeking business is Seminole County, Florida, described TO ALL PERSONS HAVING underway to introduce as. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Lot 3 and the West '.' of Lot "hard to measure." legislation next year in Block II. Sinlando the Suburb THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Beautiful, Sanford Section, ac• OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Tallahassee which would allow cording to plat thereof recorded in IN THE ESTATE: a merger PIat50ok3paon YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFI ,u,, 4!, of the public reconos of Seminole tha t the administration of the . of County, Florida at public outcry to of ELZIE J. BUTLER. deceased. the hghast and best bidden for cash File Number 74170cp, Is pending WASHINGTON lAP) — Atty. connection" between the two Schweiker, who headed that InOf 1700 o'clock noon on Tuesday, in mu Circuit Court for Seminole August 24, 1573 at tto west County. Florida. Probate Division, Gen. Edward H. Levi must de- deaths. yestigation, said the purpose of the Seminole County Courthouse. the address of which is North Pa It . dde whe' to la unch an in- in addition to their In- the second interview was to Avenue, Seminole County Cour IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Sanford, Florida. vestigation Into the death of volvement in the plot against gain more FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Dated 71313 thij5e, Sanford, FL. The personal re detail about the plots FLORIDA. ByKRLSNASH MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER represuntative of the estate is required by the State Police John Roselli, a mobster who Castro, both men were friends against Castro. In other business, Dr. Anita CASE NO. 74V73-CA4,.II MARGARET S. BUTLER. who m . United States Marshal HernldStaff Writer Standards Board before an Harrow, director of academic DIVISION: - told senate investigators about of Judith Campbell Exner, who One of the theories pursued address is 633 Laurel A venue. Middle District Florida officer can be empowered to affairs, notified the Sanford. FL. The name and address the CIA's plot to kill Cuba's Fl- has claimed she had an affair by Schweiker was that Castro board that LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE IN. KENDELL W. WHERRY Seminole Community College make arrests, Schreiber said. SCC has received a $2,500 SURANCE COMPANY, an Alabama ASliUinl Unl,d Stales Attorney of thi pirsonl representative's del Castro. with President Kennedy. knew about the plot against his corporation. Attorney for Plaintiff attorney are set forth telcvv. has received only about half of He said officers are usually feder Mem be rs of th e new e committee spokesman Senate al matcilng award Th li for fe and ordered Kennedy's Publish: July 2i, n,Aug. 4. 11, )574 a Plaintiff. All persons having claims the $20,000 In federal monies required to complete the coswse three-day music sem DEB-83 Intelligence comm itt ee refused to say why Roseill had death in retaliation. inar next demands against the estate are requIr ed, WITHIN THREE MON needed to fund its law en- during their first six months of spring that will include a jazz WILLIAM H. MILLER and ISMA W. requested the Investigation on been secretly recalled for quesMeanwhile, Iloelli's body was MILLER, his wife, SOUTHEAST _______________________ THS FROM THE tiA tE OF THE forcement certification course service. Tuesday, four days after tioning by Investigators probing cremated In Miami on Tuesday festival staged by one of BANK OF EAST ORANGE, ,. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS for 1975 — but a college dean Rulli's body was found in an the Kennedy as*asxlnatlon. A after services attended by only bandS merly BANK OF EAST ORANGE, IN 111! CiRCIItCOURTOFTHU '4OTi,'ofwiththefflIofth, The only effect inadequate Ame 'ims lading SaidTue5dayheisconjident (VIE rLCa;DA INVESTMENTS. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cla. above court a written statement ot oil drum, floating in Miami's spokesman for Sen. Richard a few members of his family. hIndfj3g might have on u &htduled Ica' February or Partnership, DOROTHY y iLll be for. SMITH CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE any claim on demand they may Blscayne Bay. and WESLEY SMITH, program, Schrelber said, would March, the sETflifl8t will be Each claim mustbeinwriti theorning. COUNTY, FLORIDA. A us Defendants. J tice Department and must indicate the basis for the CIVIL NO. 7'.1U.CA.. "We ha ve been granted be to impose restrictions o climaxed by a Jazz festival NOTICE OF ACTION ke the CAMERON-BROWN COMPANY. Claim, 5z said no decision P° name ond address of the -: ;ic,xo for the law enforcesnent persons eligible to enroll In the which the public will be Invttcd TO: DOROTHY SMITH end cre:t on nis agent Plaintiff. or attorney, would be made until after Levi course. WESLEY SMITH toattend, Dr. Harrow said. and the amount Claimed. If the program," Dean of Student Residence unknown 'returns today from an claim is not yet due, the date when DAVID SIEGEL, at ux,et al., Development Robert Schreiber YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED American Bar Association will become due shall be stated. Defendants, that an action to forecloie a mor. told members of board NOTICE op ACTION the Iaim is contingent or . meeting In Atlanta. 'gag* an the following .ial property TO: Thomas N. Kothera and taflli4uidated, the nature of the un Of trustees. 'Ibis Is inadequate At the same time, an inIn Seminole County, Florida. certainty Sha ll be stated. If the Constance T. Kof hers, WA not enough money, and described as follows: ' teLligence committee spokes. his wife Claim is secured, the security thou LOT 20, Block means that some law ellNORTH be described. The claimant shalt 3413 Faintree manconflrmedthatRooei.0 had ORLANDO SECOND ADDITION, (orcement Officers will not be Bedford Helgttty, dehiver Sufficient tnoftneclaim according to the Piat thereof as made a secret appearance In 44146 l the clerk the Clerk to, able to go to school as they had iCuntinued From Page 1-A) bank, This has delayed an $t3 cordedin Plat Book 12. Pages 55. YOU ARE HEREBY notified tnat mail one coto enable " April before a subcommittee into each Personal previously." of the Public Records of Seminole a complaint to Sy oreciose a mortgage representative. million purchase of more than County. Florida. vestiating the assassination of Schreiber said he had river's future, Including limIted 4,000 encwnberi% the following real All persons inter ested In the estate acres of envlrcaunent,auy hat been filed against you and pr 'President John F. Kennedy. operty: to Whom a Copy of this Notice of requested additional funds development along the river. A endangered land along the William H. Miller and Isma W. Lot 11, Roselli's first appearance beAdministration SHADO.ThILL, has been mailed are Miller, hl wife, Southeast lank of according Miller, from the Atlanta, Ga., branch technical committee with Wekiva near where to the phat ttteçf as required. It empties East Orange, formerly fore Senate investigators came WITHIN THRE5 lank Of East recorded in Plat Book 17, office of the Law Enforcement representatives from the three Into the St. Johns River north Of Pages 61, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF In June 1975, five days after Orange. and Levie Florida In. 33 and 63. Educa tion Program ILEEP, counties Is continuing work on Sanford. Public Records of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF vstment, a partnership. You we Seminole Cc.u.Iy, Sam Giancana, another underFl orida,* TttlSN0TlCE.totiieanye(t qy il sso ne required to serve a Copy of your h the agency that distributes specific guidelines. is been flied against you An affidavit filed under the urine,, they may ha world figure involved in the CIA and you ve that challenges the enses, If any, to this ore required def grants originating at the U.S. Feclitel and others involved trust to wny a copy of your validity Of the decadenl's will, the statute action on SMITH AND HAYDEN, urltten defenses. . plot to kill Castro, was shot to Justice Department In all agree the Weklva will revealeddisclosure if any, toitonVAN qualifications 01 the personal P.A., attorneys 14r that there were 15 the Plaintiff, DEN BERG, GAYS, death In Chicago. SURgE. PA., repnl'sufltativ,. or the venue or washington. eventually be designated a beneficiaries who own the whose address is 1313 Barn Bank attorneys for the plaintiff, at ross jurjIdlct One of Resell's Washington of the Building, Jacks Court. Ba ge of 230 "We go through the same scenic and wild river, but the acreage, all resIdeofW on ville, Florida, Office Box 73, Orlando, Florida ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND inter 32202. and file the Original with the said attorneys, Leslie Scherr, 22102. thing every year," Schreiber timing is uncertain. ConClef kof the above styled Cflonor Clerk and file the original with the OBJECTIONS NOT so FILED Reselli had made a second of the above styladCouflonon WILL mid. "They send us some servatlonists, fishermen and Park.Dr.J..A.Morganho1cJa before the 35th day of August, FOREVER BARRED. per cent as trustee (cx' a group othe,isi a ludgment may i,i, before Atagtasl 34th. I574 otherwise, Date NE of the first Publication unannounced appearance bemoney and we use it up and weekend eicploren have fought of be en a iudgmunt may be entered against Notice of Administrati physicians. Wed aainst tQU for the relies you for on . August fore the committee In Septemhen they send us some more. for years to save the river. the relief demanded hi the demanded in the Complaint, An&her obstacle to the i 'ber but refused to discuss the complaint Weve never had any problem Margaret S. butler WiTNES5myhand and ttw 1 of And there is another obstacle rwer's o(f,cial designation as a WlTP4 ESSmyhandaf51 reason for the a ppearance. As Personal Representative said Court Of) this 13th day of July, eWng what we need. I have to saving the river a diapult scetdc a w d said Court on the hUh day of July, a' the nd il river are close I 1i13, Estate of Authorities described the 1,73. very expectation of receiving over survey costs between the tO 1% a$sattfs' camps ELZIE .i BUTLER, Oecea (,al) , which murders of both Glancana and Slat) ATTORtICY FOR PERSONAL nore money by December." state andatrustadminjredbv are 110W Arihiar H. BickwIth, Jr., Arttr H. Secisvdth, Jr., befrt removed. as "gangland style" Roselli Clark of REPRESENTATIVE. tho Circt Court The aw enforcennt ct'.r. the Bas'nett Flrt National dent hon program is Clerk of the Circuit Court William L. Colbert By: Lillian T. Jenkt,, and Sen. Howard Bakslayings, ification t..otne is a 3m.how Bank of Wirier Park, sellers of t, be cumpet.ed by next sumBy: Mary N. Oa,dan D600y Ccck P.O. o, 133), Sanford, Fl. the intelligence er,amemberof Deputy Clerk a.sc PtatIih: July 21 , 23, Aug. 4, II. T5lqpt,'n,: trainingprogram 1,910 acres on the We'tiv's east ner. W73 committee, was quoted as July 21, X. Aug. 4, II, W73 Publish Aug 4 1I II. 31. 7516 DE B Si DES" Dec 24 appears to be a raying -- 4 Us.ry Calls Negotiators Patrol said Tuesday that the slick may be some type of chemical but his investigators did not believe It was oil. "The slick doesn't have the usual rainbow reflection associat ed with the usual oil slick," Zangas said. - -_-. 461,250 CRYSTAL BEACH (AP) — Marine biologists are trying to determine the origin of an acrid-smelling brown slick measuring 13 miles that start ed washing up on deserted beaches n ea r this tiny Panhandle coastal town. . ' Seminole County Training Act (CETA) funds the current 15&OCO. The I commission Tuesday voted were diverted from four $50X0 was reiucedby 25 par to . ___ LOS ANGELES AP — The William and Emily Harris trial has ended In a storm of conf usion and accusations with the legal aftershocks likely to reopen the long Bill Limits Food Stamps WASHINGTON (AP) — u Wi S. -. I CETA Funds Diverted For Salaries. IT, lt7e-3A . ______ Canal Backers Claim Victory E __ - - - ____ - . - - _______________ for Disease Source Sought HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Still looking for clues to its source, special medical agents Investigating the "Legionnaires' disease" ha ve turned their attention to the Ph iladelphia conven tion site where the disease may have been spawned. The Epidemiological Intelligence Service, a branch of the federal Center for Disease Control, set up headquarters here just days after the first cases of the disease were reported. Miners Return To Work CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Striking coal miners in West Virginia say th ey will cont in ue their wild ca t walkout, but local union officials in four sta tes say some miners are returning to work. The back-to-work movement began Tuesday in Illinois, western Kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio, while the strike was in full force in West Virginia, eastern Ken tucky, Virginia, Indiana and Pennsylvania. Mars Puzzles Attorney General Must Rule • 0ii Probe Roselli Death , Eli SCC Short Of Money For Its Police Courses - - Legal Notice , - . . Scientists ' - PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — Mr . is £till puzzling Viking scientists with its "fancy chemistry" that mimics life, but many experts feel the riddles can be solved by f urther Viking tests. Some scientists say it will probably take until late th is mon th to determine if th e planet 's highly active soil is harboring any kind of life. Kelley To Hold Conference WASHINGTON (AP) — FBI Directo r Clarence M. Kelley is facing some questions about his efforts to discover and punish bureau officials who he says deceived him a bout FBI burglaries. Kelley, who p!ans to enter a hospital Monday for surgery for a painful back ailment, was to hold a news con ference today. Ewning Hesuld Wednesday, August 1 1 . 1916— Vol oa, P4*. 30i Pub#w Oauy'id Sio'd,y, .a.pI uvla) and Cti:sitma Day by Tow Sanlord H*rl)d, (1c . 1W N Fr,,ich Ave., San(.rd, FLi 3217$ Second Class Postage PiI Al Sa,fu,d, F4rida fl77). RQ-r Ghvef 0. $5 tell •''t. 52 4 flfl 114 2*. Ytr. 520 40 d, M.l In me Porv 0.$very All 4'ir.lIh 5210 Mo't,i. 5( $2 &ç(ttI5, 54) - VVek iva River Serves As Model For Florida , • f FLUFFS - - Ailk A Mr u I _^w ANTi- nu 1.301. 49 BAN 84 POUDENT 129 TASUTS Box oflO I OIL OFOLAY LCflOB aoz 2 I ' ' ' 'I. - _,~. IV. 1JIEDRYLOOK MSI IPMY 119 UMD PInE °°169 14 01. �E Iveniøg N.ra$, Isatsid, FL vmIng liriald i. you'v e forittsn, put- in l*ember, Jaiuy, Febry and Mot on those raw uninprendst! lh: Iot.thne chasing that new auto ilceme tag Is rapkly ap. through Jme. P'JOP1. with 'a,s yore; r.i1dtb oachLng. atter of fact, eve got :bog c Prices vary and you, like cvcrc,,c eIa, we vacant Iota for home addresses and even pets, by days left before you'll be to violsilon of the Is, If expected to havemany queatlem regardh the new xame or hdUaI." ycudiIvethefainilywacnwithoutthat new sticker System. ObvIouil Kelly Wow the kgfrn4Inn. affixed to your license plate. Therefore TM Ray sal his staff at the Mn llate pad chairman of M the deadil *wnI1 the lines to purchase Collector's office at the Seminole (busty Coat ____ ____ mmittee, uttwiUj Seminole's the local GOP co themI,gjcnJe stickers will cunUni to ow. thmain Sanford orge you tohustlerightondown and a repruentative on the Mate committee lAst year m P people had to wait in line n hq to pick up yosr decala. ___ In delegate to the Republican convention, as as fire to seven bows to get those amesl decals and To wait could really put you at the tall and of the Kansas City this put Sw&y. this year It's even worse became people have so line. 1~ Is a member of the committee that Is many cpestlons about the new system for renewaL And, If It's Inconvenient to travel all the way to thrashing out differences between Reagan and Ford Remember, you now buy the tag according to the coirtheuse, remember that there are branch you birth month. people offices at the Interstate Mall In Altamcnte Srthgs Although pledged to Ford, en In other words, If your hirtislay falls In August, and at Seminole Plasa In Caseelberry. you'll buy a 12-month decal because you'll have the ttrst two 1 eetman personally aupports Why prolong the agony? until the 31st of next August before you must parchase another (see, you had from July lol this year Congressman Richard Kelly of Florida's fifth Sheriff John Polk will spelk on the Impact of the to get same), district had a little sarcasm In his monthly increased population In Seminole County on the A person born In September gets a i4-month newsletter u he reported to his constituents his Department aithe now haicheon meeting decal and one born In October purchases one that's feeling concerning the proposed postcard voter of the Seminole County Board of Realtors Aug. 17 at good for 15 montha. registration law. the Quality Court Motel, 14 at-434 next Tuesday. However, If you're born in November you must He said that seldom does Congress consider Pa at,,el.cfedtoathfrdterm u In get ,j•.— birth legislation with e — ' Js! for recently no one qualified to run against month next year and the same is truefor those born vastly incnaft Participation In our democnicy by him. ______________________________________________________________________ !MCH :, rt.. 32771 Area Code 33fl.2a1 1 or siem Around Wednesday, August 11, 1976-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor WILLIAM 0. CURRIE. Managing Editor JOSEPH VAN BRACKLE. Advertising Director ____ Home Delivery: Week 33 Cents; Month. $3; Mcnths. $1420; Year. $2t. By Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. Aft other mall: Month,. MOnths,$1&20 l2Mnth,$32 ______ •. Korea Draws U.S. Focus The Clock ByBIIiaJRRIE When President Ford promised Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser that the United States would remain a "strong and faithful ally" of Australia, Mr. Fraser could be forgiven for won dering exactly how that strength and loyalty will manifest itself. Mr. Fraser is known to be especlallyworrledaboutthenewsovjetnayy,and what the Kremlin in mind for It In the Pacific and Indian Oceans, where the British fleet no longergvesAitraliansaaeo(fty. U.S. policyinFarEut the is sftabsorb ll ing the shock ofVietnam. It must be clarified sooner or later. Secretary of State Henry hinted in Seattle July fl that the time is at hand to clarily It HepropOedthattheUflftrndStates sjtdowjth Communist China and North and South Korea to talk about the future of the Korean peninsula. KoresIsaIongwayfromAustraliaande Indian Ocean.Itlsa long way from Sc*ztheastAsia, where the evacuation of U.S. forces Is now cornplete with the departure of our last air units from Thailand. It Is a long way from Taiwan, which depends on U.S. defense commitment for its future, and from the Philippines, which Is seeking a new relationship with Communist governments in the Asian mainla nd whil e rema ining U.S. ally and site of Important U.S. bases. Yet the 40,000 U.S. troops in South Korea are a symbol of an American in the Far East that has been successf ul for nearly 25 years in stabilizing a major the old Cold War. The commitment It represents is as important to our allies throughout the Far East as it is to the Communists. Mr. Kissinger suggests that a "more per. " . •. " & 9 I RX, k'. '' •-.- - I."' .• — • " ________ ____ % ,. . ', 4m I . MAU.-.- :.__• " • '• ' ' 'AA , • . .. , • P .'.'A ' retaliation for the Rhodesian army's attack last Sunday on a guerrilla base camp just inside Mozambique, The Rhodesian government claimed its raiders killed more than 300 guerrillas, some 30 Mozambican soldiers and "about 10 civilians who were supporting the terrorists." 101 'V IF .%,.% . mortar shells early today, damaging a number of houses, police said. A police spokesman said nobody was hurt in the hour-long barrage. It appeared to be in PRO/CON — _______ -- E- S T Ula : . ' ' .,dJ/ Christians Launch Attack 0 Todays Topic: "How Good are Our Banks?' i 11 isde tedoyWalterli.WrIston.cbalrmanof (iI",ank of New Yu;k. and Rep Henry Rrus, ' 7 ',_ ,.-1'V A (D.WIs.), chairman of the House Banking __ II Committee. Their remarks are excerpted __ — I' II from the National Town Meeting which Is held " each Wednesday In Washington. D.C. at the i" KennedyCentertoglvenatlonslfjgumthe opportunity to debate and answer audience I - ~ l 11 ',-'j questions. 10 -• ___ '. lighters launched-a .w'altack today (O1 ry t - to finish off the seven-week-old siege of the Tal refugee camp in Christian Zaatar Palestinian east Beirut. Security sources said as many as 4,000 Christian fighters of the Phalange and National Liberal parties were pounding the \. ___ devastated camp with artillery, rockets and heavy mortars. REP. HFNRYREU&S WALTERB WRlTON How good areAmeilcubaiks? a ___ ,r • Bow good are America. banks? The basic reason people put their money In the bank instead at in a shoe box Is because they •.: ' believe that they will get It back whenever they , God and the government a • want It and It will be held safe for them. At the 10 . ___ ____ baltkL Banks get privileges that Other people lnOIWsocfetydon'tgeL Theyhave the power to end of the worse recession In 40 years not a single create money. They have a chartering authority depositor ad a single bank of On 14,00o in the I ___ presence which sees that they don't have more C01fl United states lost a penny. Now, that would bé petition than Is deemed desirable. They get the answer to the question about how good the _ ___ banks are. The second question is: the banks federal deposits without having front of to pay interest supplying credit which Is needed to Individuals on them. They get free, government-fInanced ___ And the answer to that will check clearing services and guarantees for ___ vM on your political persuatlonL housing and small businesses When banks make depending 01 a ,. large loans and get In trouble, as in the can of The most powerful lobby in the world Is the real .. 1. . .0 .1; I Lockheed or in the case of Franklin National, estate lobby. They persuaded the Congress to put il. a ceiling on the amount of Interest we can pay manerit arrangement" may be possible in Korea there Is se you on your as me get reason ___________ and could "ease tension throughout Asia." This is is big enough to ball them out and to make it even have a price control account. on what you is sothey that nicer, they get a ceiling on the Interest they, ambiguous, but probably for a reason. Pressures .,, pay someone else can get a fixed rate mortgage oni W& the saver or the depositor but, of course, there ... t ..0 I are rising for scaling down the U.S. presence no ceiling on what they charge the borrower. your bank and I agree 100 per cent with Mr. from North Korea and the Soviet Union, which R ought to be more competition in Looking at what the Bible said: From those 10 would be expected, but also from Americans banking. But there isand an act of Congress whom much Is given, much shall be required." If prohibits branching competition. Aswhich far as looking for a way, t&shave some dollars from the you look at what Is required (from banks).. If defense bJdget... •• • . - . • • • you walk with me a few blocks to the central city buin real estate loans are concerned and we 'O I made there Isn't any in question abouta that • • That the development of the South Korean of Washington, you'd find what you see In so there is them, no more goodness financing sin gle " many cities poorer neighborhoods amett forces would pernflt a reduction in U.S. Inadequately served L bY financial Wfitullons, family bon" in RaL* than fteIS in buildinig a strength is entirely possible. That the Americans' condominium In Florida. What we're really could leave altogether Is hardly in the cards, including banks. If the bankers are losing going to lCø talking about Is that someone perceives that one. their shirts in housing. how about their however, and the reasons do not He in South Korea o society is more shirts in housing for modest income people form (of housing) inour NEW YORK (AP) It is still true that high, often exceeding sales. alone. The U.S. forces in Korea are regarded by the stock market investorsWhile meritorious than another. And that gets Into Live in the future, the rather titan in housing for $100,000 condominium cc The Quarterly Mutual Fund Record shows that owners in Florida? It isn't a question of Japanese as integral to their own defense. Cornpolitical allocation of credit as opposed to the trouble with today's market could be the past. sales of 174 funds rose in June to $321.3 million building marketplace. munist China takes comfort in the U.S.-Korean shareholders seem unable or unwilling (rain $240.6 million in May, but that cashlns It's They make out In either event. (Another) side of the coin Is that consumers a cluestlon of social values. You find that One linkage as a third force in Its hostile relationship 10 forget It. Instead of looking to their future totaled $500.6 million, for a net loss f profits they are looking back to what happened to million. third of the neW office space In Manhattan Is are badly served by the banking business. with the Soviet Union. unrented because the banks went ahead and Delivery of financial service to the individual Is Even the Vietnamese Communists, who went themIn1974andevenIn19,andvowjngitwon' important thing you' The reluctance of individual Investors to made loans without really bothering 10 inquirepoor. The most Im ban again. That attitude can be wen in the ve got is to such lengths to drive the Americans out of reluctance of some Indidivual Investors, in the participate directly In the market is even better whether there were tenants to Inhabit these new your lunch hour and you spend half of It standing Southeast Asia, may not want us to withdraw too activities of Investment clubs and in the re- documented especially by the New York Stock buiWngL . . Some of these high-flying schemes In line at a bank. That is very pow iia-vice. The Exchange census which shows a 5 million loss In (should) be down played In favor of what the ordy way that you can Improve service is to, far. Hanoi's effort to get economic aid from the dernptlon ratios of mutual United States could arise from more than a One investment club recently wrote to the the number of investors during the W70s. substitute electronic machines for standing In nation really needs, which Is attention 10 The origins declineofInthe participation can financial needs of our people where they are, pecuniary motive. A U.S. relationship would help National Association of Investment Clubs that be traced line. Whether your records are electronic or on back toof thethe excesses 1960*, , paper has absolutely nothing to do with privacy. "Our members lost interest and this led to most the Vietnamese wi th their balancing act ii it could Th e Internal Revenue Service now thinks it members wanting to disband when the Dow the Russians and Chinese, who both want tobetween deliver. How much risk should U.S. banks take In less should collect Jones returned to Its recent level of 990." In an Disillusionment followed, have a hutlng license to come and find developed couflttlei? on IOUs from their support in the Vietnamese war, your account. We have taken the position that editorial in Its magazine, "Better Investing," the Particularly hard hit at that time were the With his gift for phrase-making, Mr. Kissinger your baEuk records are like a doctor's records. I association, which lost many clubs in the 1974 1`11W many of which had participated in the so. International lending is a good thing. think, everyone should take heed that am says our Asian policy must make "aggression too decline, called the attitude disturbing and short- called performance game, In which quick profits However, there are some areas In which costly to attempt and peace too tempting to sighted. I think government Is, In fact, getting more and more were sought-often at the expense of long-term American banks have been carried away with power to investigate your personal life. reject." That states the purpose well. A "They fail to look past their original water line stability, themselves. Recently, for example, when our How much risk should U.S. banks take hi less redefi nition of our role in guaranteeing tha t to the possible crests the market could reach ' Some Investors returned to the market In the secretary of state was condemning the use of developed countries? aggression shall remain in check on the Korean based upon current Factors and market history, next few years, but then they got caught in the torture by the Chilean government and our All of those toasts to less developed countries it said, concluding: peninsula is as good a point as any to begin shaping precipitous decline of 1974. Almost drowned representative In the International Monetary are xml funded out of the American capital "NAIC'S experience covering 25 years would twice, they were happy simply to regain the Fund was voting against credits to Chile because market. They're funded out of a policy that will achieve that goal th roughout the qualify us to give at Least this much advice: Look surface, the Eurodollar of its precarious financial condition, a dozen or market. The fact Is that no bank Far East. has lout any ahead and decide If you can see more positives Meanwhile the stock market, as measured by more of the most distinguished American banks money at all, not a penny, on any loan to any then negatives in the years to come before you the popular averages, has been stalled since proceeded to make a very large loan, I think It government since the end of World War conclude that breaking even Is the time to quit." January, when it finally reachleved Its U. That old high was $120 billion, to Chile. It seems to me that is reasonable good record. Mutual funds apparently are experiencing the water mark, We do not anticipate where our own government has raised a question any losses In loans to the developing countries. same problem. Wlüleoldfundseontimjetomake Itwould "We may see," said former Secretary of State Dean wthat if he market istohaye ought to be Certainly, some of them will be rescheduled In. sales, and new ones enter the competition, "a national race for the control of Open OCU &iid seabeds any kind of a surge those reluctant Investors will something in which the American banking the same way we've rescheduled many personal' of redemptions over-all continue unsatisfactorily have to plunge back in again, comparable to the race for the control Land areas of the past system would say, well we'll sit this one out. loans to individuals who are Laid off, three ceflturleaL" A United Naticmts cference on the Law of the Sen. which began two years ago In Cara.-as, has embarked In New York on Its third effort to prevent the chaos of a race run without rules. The outlook Is anything but bright. The pressure Is great and the scope Is overwhelming. On the agenda are ch mnattcrs as deep seabed mining, off,hnre energy exploitation, marine ap poiltiu ar,4 aixi scmuutiiic resear . But the most immediate goal Is a firm, acceptable WASHINGTON — Ex-President Richard years ago that govern ment lnfonnatlonchamela formation they don't agreement on fishing rights. ') want. "Many situations Assistant Secretary of Nixon's infamous plumbers, so named because wouldscing leaks faster than anyone coujplu State. g arise," he reported, "where members of of their efforts to plug White House news leaks, them. The plumbers started out to investigate Congress desire to 'dump' Unwanted classif led declared According to Stewart's memo, Macomber wound up their nefarious works with an in. emphati cally that then-Foreign the leaks on Capitol Hill. Chief plumber David material on military liaison officers on Capitol Relations ChairmanWilliam Fulbrlght, D'Ark., vestigatlon of congressional leaks. Young sought the help of the Pentagon. He Hill." Their purpose was to embarrass Nixon's contacted Fred "would not look favorably on such Interview,." zarit, then the Defense In a lengthy memo, Stewart cited a number of The investigation detractors by was halteil In Its tracks. portraying them as security risks. Department's general counsel, who assigned lax security practices In Senate offices. But Instead, the plumbers found Washington so pentagon Investigator W. Donald Stewart to Invariably, be Stewart also failed to establish that his 5 porousthattheycouI tsort oUZ all of the found that leaks had their leading subject, Sen. Will ferret out the security risks In Congress. iam Proxmire, D-Wls., It was "difficult to prove," reported one of their beginning In the State Departznest, Defense leaked stories to the press about the spiralin Stewart reported back on Feb. 13, 1973, that Department or White House. g investigator,, that any. given "leak came from Capitol Hill was a sieve but that many costs of producbg the Air Force C4A of the For example, he Investigated a New York plane. the Hill." leaks originated in the downtown government 'limes leak on July 23, 3971, about the arms The phimbers' 3eet findings have a special agencies, Including the Pentagon and the White Limitations But Stewart learned that the Wormoation talks. He reported that the New York came significance today in light of an the exciteme twin some house, confidential limes correspondent, William Beecher, had been slipped Proxmire by charts that had on Capitol Hill over leaks. The House Ethics to On the Hill, be found classified documents been referred by a a person ldenUhjd State Department source to only Committee, suddenly more concerned about stored In ordinary cabinets, transmitted without the office of Senator Henry Jackson, D-Wash. as "hostile toward the Air Force." lea ks than ecs, has invested $150000 to find regula tion double env4opes and scaftered The FBI, Joining in the probe, spoke 10 two of Of course, the government uses the _____ out who leaked a House report to CBS newsman around offices for any visitor to see. classification stem the censor embarrassing senator's employes. They admitted news, Dan Schorr, \ The Secretary of Defense hasn't given discussing the subject th Beecher which officials don't want the people to wi • but denied read. The Earlier, the committee stopped abort of adequate Instructions, Stewart suggested, revealing the classified details. government' has the authority to 1 condemning Rep. Michael Harrington, D-Mass,, "detailing claty embsnjp f what am be given or cannot be given acts, ability to shut Observed Stewart: "Circumstantial an alleged leak. And now the Justice to members of Congress or evidence off for the procedures for would tend to point the finger channels of IN(rmaUon and the power to at Sen. Jackson, as Department is in vestigating Rep. Robert transmitting classified documents." we had earned that a Slate Department briefing intimidate sources who could tell the truth. Leggett, D..Callf., for allegedly leaking No central index was kept at the Pentagon, he was held In his All these are on the side of the government. off on subject matter with him classified information to the South Koreans. added, to show what classified information had prior to the leaks are necessaryto expose coiption I 1 publication." But there MI th is has got investigators chasing in been distributed to congressional offices. As a wasno ptoof. and wrongdoing, waste and Inefficiency, dizzying circles. For Washington Is a result. the Stewart also suspected that the Senate mismanagement and miscalculatIons brass had no Idea what Foreign Relations Comm1tte had leaked Li. Yellowstone of leaks, bubbling here, spouting classified datamilitary wai loose on the }IilL Footnote: Spoke for Semis. Jackson and here, spraying out suppressed Information. fmaUouoreporters about u,,Spa,n Prnnire and the Senate Foreign Relations Stewart found Mat govenuneut "lltye, Pops!" • The White House plumbers discovered three often shower congressmen with classified in- headed off by Committee denied any William Muctvnb, then an knowledge of Improper Leak,. ___ - Violence Erupts In Belfast a we t; BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) Ile Irish Republican Army and its partisans blew up a bus depot, burned down a flour mill and a community center, hijacked trucks and battled the British Army with shots and bombs in Belfast Tuesday night and early today. It was the third night of widespread violence in Belfast. The upsurge was touched off by an IRA rally Sunday calling for resistance to new anti-IRA regulations. - - . OH N CUNNIFF ••, . . Past PIdgues Market 'When Nobody's Looking' ch C i tol Hill Leaks Boothhad been appointed to "nobody's looking." Mrs. Ford struck a swan-like pose with a group of Alvin Alley dancers Tuesday when she attended an opening-night tribute to the late Duke Ellington. - HILDESHEIM, West Germany (AP) Former chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger and five members of his family were injured when their sedan flipped over on a highway, police A reported. Police said the 72-year-old Kiesinger, his wife, daughter and three grandchildren were treated for broken bones, cuts, bruises and shock. They said none appeared to be in critical condition. Steiger Recuperating " INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) Actor Rod Steiger is "up and moving about" after weekend open heart surgery, a hospital spokesman says. The spokesman at Datel Freeman Hospital said Steiger, 51, was on his feet Tuesday after — being moved from the intensive care unit to a private riom Monday. Mel T. Stevens, 70, of R. 3, Box 278 Sanford died Tuesday night at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Born In Georgia, he came to Central Florida in 1921 from Washington, Ga. He was a commercial fisherman and a Baptist. Survivors include a mother, Mrs. Cassie Stevens, Orlando; stepdaughter, Mrs. Thelma Bray, Columbus, Ga.; four sisters, Mrs. Eva Sue Clancey, Mrs. Lola Grosse, and Mrs. Ruth Flynn all of Orlando and Mrs. Treasure Braswell, Winter Park; two brothers, William F. Stevens, Atlanta and Jessie Stevens, Ft. Myers; two grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangements. MRS. F.I.IZABETH LEVEQUE Mrs. Elizabeth Tuttle Leveque, 77, of Sanford. died - I_ — sums I..1 V, ' 139 wi. N' UN. lion C0600" ..' 3"". 2" moo w• Molqi-earin— ZAYRE PLAZA SANFORD ,,.,IwN.IuJs1:s 20...,Kodocslor, fujlcolor or ,.Flo Developed sad PrInted '- BRISSON FUNERAL 905 Laurel Avenue Sanford, Florida o 269 Me. 136 wassoom also adopted regulations for use 3791 GET OUALITYI - ..4, icca..,,.'t- 4',., ''' WKsIUJ3j [:I ,.sm .sJ 0000TW*UAU0.25. me - For Color Slid.. Iord.risis silk flnlsh.d pmkss with round.d ciwnirs. Wolgr..n proc.,wd. GET ZONWNIENaI SAViNGS1 • 20 expos. Coupon. Iflrg 5/22176. Limit 2. •1 u The city director of public works will coordinate the - Aug. 4 after suffering a heart attack at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sidney Oakley of Creedmoor, N.C. Graveside services were held Saturday In Creedmoor's Carolina Memorial Gardens with Dr. Alfred E. Thomas and Rev. Charles Fitzpatrick officiating. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Sanford and the American Association of University Women. She was a graduate of Smith College and was a retired nurse and teacher. Survivors include, in addition to her daughter, a son, Pierre A. [eveque of Tampa; two grandchildren and two nephews. MRS. MAMIEDENTON Mrs. Mamie Lee Denton, 81, Cherokee Circle, Sanford, died Tuesday. Born In Ninety. Ot Ill Six, S. C., she caine to Sanlurd in 1929. She was the widow of Dr. Bob Denton and member of the Central Baptist Church of BIG p— Tire & Wheel S ervice Hwy. 17-92 2600 Orlando Dr. Sanford, Fla. Ph. 321-0920 JiJ1i We Now Have A Specialist In Front End Alignment And All Minor Mechanical Work All Jobs Guaranteed And Lowest Prices FRONT END ALIGNMENT Pick-Ups & Von Trucks °13'S COMPLETE BRAKE JOB Plus Parts $ SHOCKS LAST WEEK BEFORE PRICE INCREASE ON TIRES 11" Most Cars, Even With Air 4 TIRE SALE 1695 WHITEWALLS-PREMIUM 4 PLY POLYESTER CORDAVAN TIRES Installed 300 Plus Parts Funeral Notices Robert I. Brisson L.F.D. ___ EktachromeX A ~-• :3 •, Per Shock Labor Attention to duty. A prerequisite for every Brisson professional. With coupe.,. 5/22175. 1MU 1 • ocos nu.0 auio. as. me of the recently refurbished community center building. charge of arrangements. 11 • ureporps—_IIL.IIi'NW SJ,JJ,J'LJ areCilerllldes or Movli Processlag Another spot on the Zoning Sanford. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Eunice Bevan of Virginia; a niece, Mrs. J. P. McDonald of Alexandria, Va., and nephew, Rufus H. Minor, Sanford. Brisson Funeral Home is in ____ 1 .il1ls1U;IsIj 204 Board will be up for appolntment at next Monday night's council meeting as board member Paul Cottage has resigned effective Aug. 12. City Council Monday night AREA DEATHS BERRY'S WORLD I E IWa &"" — Tuscawilla, was named to the and adopted the new planned Board of Adjustment to replace unit development ordinance. council May 24 alter the schedule. resignation of Irwin Hunter, In other business, Council who had moved from the city, annexed the Winter Springs ard was unable to serve out his Elementary School property on term, final reading, approved Thomas Craven also of Tuscawilla Unit 5 final plat; MELT, STEVENS Former Official Injured Sea Rules Needed Plumbers Probed By JANE CA&SELBERRy HeraldStaff Writer John Booth. NEW YORK AP — First Lady Betty Ford says she still practices her dancing when But the legislation Prohibits enasiusuaus.ss,iele',.-__J Mayor Names Willuams To Springs Zoning Board Adjustment Chairman Bob Williams of Tuscawilla has been appointed by Mayor Troy Piland to fill the vacancy on the City Zoning Board left by the resignation of Donald Sines. Sines had resigned to accept appointment to fill the Group I seat left vacant by the July 13 resignation of City Councilman Betty Ford Dances Y __ Republican County Com. office help. bickering" halted, but the Hattaway cited several chairm an stopped short of Democratic Commissioner reasons for the rising cost of advocating removal of the Harry Kwiatkowskj were ap. attorneys' fees, including position from politics. WINTER SPRINGS- Board PEOPLE - JACK ANDERSON ' . 2 of - - - To T rim Attorney Fees 1 • • ting the free shots by about mid- on unanimous voice vote by the October, officials said. Senate, and on a 250 to 83 vote manufacm from making Four ifruifiimaalready have by House, the government any outright profits on the processed 120 million doses of would pay the legal defense bill swine flu vaccine. try vaccine but refused to sell any against any lawsuits t,oughutby By ED PRIClhIF pointed to the study committee. litigation Involving last year's to To tohold down potential government until secuthe user Herald Staff Writer s, lawsuits, the bill requires court County Attorney Tom jail tire, an Increase In the Ing protection against lawsuits vaccine Freeman has asked for $116,000 number of lawsuits filed If a complainant proved nag- action to begin within two yews by users who might suffer ad- llgence against a drug firm or County Commission Chair. to handle legal affairst next a of any alleged Injury or county offi officials, and an verse effects. man volunteer lunteer medical persormel damages. Michael Hattaway year. Last yeas', $85,000 was Increase In the number of Tuesday appointed a two-man budgeted for legal services, but requests for legal opinion,. committee to research ways to the final bill for legal fees is Freeman was hired shortly reduce the more than $100,000 estimated at 1115,000. after the Democrats won a Yearly fee paid the county A total of $186,844 Is budgeted majority on the commission In attorney In Seminole County. next year for legal services, 1974. Prior to Freeman, the Preliminary study conducted Including $70,000 for a labor position was held by Howard by the chairman lists creating a attorney. Marsee, who was appointed by county legal department and Hattaway said a legal the Republican majority. nothtth a legal adu,IM4 as deparlwent, LI criiCeu, would.. l.asLye. Commissioner pusaible'miiernativea to the not necessarily take over the Richard Williams and Kim. Present method of appointing labor attorney's Job. But trough suggested that a legal the county's top Legal advisor. Kimbrough says It Is Im. department would save the high Hattaway estimated a legal practical to consider the Issue cost of legal fees. But the Issue department would cost $gk= without considering all legal died during budget sessions. 12..., k.lisIir, Fuksls it CA1?O1 Yearly. but the chairman had no fees. At that time Williams and Wdpm Cow lam cost estimates on hiring a legal Hattaway said his Kimbrough felt it would be good advisor, A legal advisor, preliminary review envisions business to Dsnlqsd sad PrIatsd CObS RIM take the county 11"I Hattaway said, would cut down hiring one attorney for $36,000 a attorney's position out porinh voith VAICA lwwof the rosmi.d comm. w&g...n pmoc.ss.d. With on the cost of legal fees by year and a second lawyer for political arena. 1/22175. Ii.,Wt 2. oft. reducing the number of $15,000. The additional costs Hattaway said Tuesday he ii' eoan*w '' -' " '— 20109 requests for legal opInions, would cover office space and would "like to see partisan Williams. _Or,"r . Committee To Study Woys missioner John Kimbrough and • - . - Christian BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) __ ___ • - Who do our banks really serve? . 'I. - __________ By Mortar Barrage SALISBURY. Rhodesia AP Black Rhodesian guerrillas in Mozambique or Mozambican troops supporting them hit the east Rhodesian town of Umtallwith about 30 =a WASHINGTON (AP) Ron sitting on manufacturer,' Senate both voted Tuesday to Saying an outbreak of swine Govenenent Intervention in administering the that the UP your sleeves, the flu shots shelves. Health officials now get the program moving In the flu "could mew the death of the liability protection facet of llect are coming, say swine flu Inoculation, will wake of some concern over a millions of people," President the program became neces- goveenJu1sntoco Congress passed a swine flu train the private insurer for the be available starting next mysterious disease that has Ford had urged passage of the uxy a sifter private Insurers re. drug firm or practitioner. Insurance program Tuesday, month. killed V persons In Penn,ylva.. Insurance bill In telephone call, fused to provide coverage to ending a stalemate that had But the government is going Brushing aside usual proce- lila. That disease has not been made Tuesday morning to con- vaccine producers. Insurers to wind up paying the mamafacthreatened to leave the vaccine dural niceties, the House and linked to flu. gresslonal leaders, claimed billions of dollars Imeranc, premiums for Ford is certain to sign the worth of claim might be cover filed lf even this limited age. measure, problems arose from what Alter drug and firma negotiate me first shots next month would be the biggest man in- a price, that amount will he will go to the elderly and oculatlon program In U.S. his. added to the price drug firms chronically UL The rest of the tory. are charging the government nation Is expected to start get. Under the legislation, passed for the vaccine. . Rhodesian Town Hit 01 Clears Path For Flu Shots Congress - IN BRIEF Sheriff's -- "IL't LVR Wsisiday, A. it. i'?-sA DENTON, MRS. MAMIE LEE— Funeral services for Mrs. Mamie Lee Denton, II. of 711 Cherokee Circle, Sanford, who died Tuesday will beheld Thrd&y at lOam, at Brisson Funeral Home with Rev. Bill Coffman of ficating. Body will be shipped to Greenwood. S C. far tijrlal Brisson Funtral Home it to tharge - STEVENS, MEL T. Fur,.qal Services for Mel T. S?evtns, 70, of R 3. Box 77$. Sanford, *ho died iuetd4y, will be held at lOam Thursd,by, at Gramkoe Funril Home Chapel, Bjrial in Evergreen Ccmetry Gramkow in charge -_ $ D78*14 $99 F78*14 1 400 ~-_ 'BRAKE ADJUSTMENT $189 HIGH SPEED BALANCING On Automobiles 88 E 78*14 TUNE-UP Plus Parts A78x13 B78x1 $350 8*14 8*15 FREE MOUNTING LOWEST PRICES ON MAG_WHEELS H71x14 1-178z15 J78z15 1_71x is IT MAGS ROCKET-WHEELS WHITE SPOKES 118 $ Plus Fed Tax S1 74 $308 111111111111111111 CHARGE WITH ---- 4 tl" c•,•• .." $109 I �SIu.J.4 butod, FL Iftal"M Rom Ws..*,. iL "Nov !!!!!!!!.Ii. SaiNht FL (IVANTITY RIONTS 491uny T$ Too!; r . .A I . PlY STORE HOURS. 4a SANFORD AVE. MIS., TWI.. Thus.. Fri. aid Sat. lam, to P.M. Sway la.us.I,Ip.m. PARKAVE.a.d2.IhST. SIlL totp.m. 7D,ysaWei . THESE COUPONS GOOD ONLY AT PARK AND SHOPAUG. 2 a 1.1.1 BATHROOM TISSUE ' a S ' uI1 I COLD PAY _ 1 a LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON AND 7J £ ORDER EXCL CIGS ONtO AT AilS. II. $616 1110*1 LIPS. 1$ LIMIT I COUPON P01 FAMILY 5ff UPUT F ! CASN .• STORE HOURS 4th A SAN FOR D AVE Mon., Tu.,,. Wed. Sam, to P.M. Thurs., Fri. and Sat.O am. $s p.m. Sunday lam. to 1p.. PARK AVE. and 25th ST. $a.m.top.m. ?DSys.We,k PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., AUG. 12 THROUGH WEDNESDAY, AUG is . a- OZ. SUNNYLAND BREAKFAST I POWER LIMIT$W1THCOUPONAND7JI oou £XCL. CIGS. LIPS. 0. ON TutU Ails. $ LIMIT $ Wifli COsa,pp PU FAMILy 0 O DETERGENT 64' #THI THIU AUG. ii, 1,7k LIMIT 1 OF EACH COUPON PER FAMILY You- a I DELTA 4 PACK uii. I LINKS, WE ARE PLEASEOTOACCEPT ANY 3 IL U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS 01MORE I BEEF ROAST BONELESS YOU! g ; ' USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED SEEP FULL CUT FF I LIMIT 1 WITH COUP_..,PAY • S U LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON I • 0000 AT FLU AlSO hOP $tOSI$ • lOSS AT$616111111 PAIR LIPS MIS. hOOP$ $10006 i ..IL . 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BIRDSEYE U U YOU ANY I lOX. CUPS YOUR CHOICE U 3LIISHORT SHORTENING 1 U PAY 25 c "C 025c ,. 0 CIW;: I WITH COUPON aI I OFF SOOOAT PARK AND SHOP$U$ OFF WITH COUPON AUG. IL 1171 TIll *U5.tS a U U LIMIT I COUPON FRI FAMILY WITH COUPON 6000 AT LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON AND 7.50 : $3PARK J775AND $IJSHOP pjp, 11001$ Ia Towels SINGLES 49 ORDER EXCL. ClOt 5000 PARR AND SISOF $T0*i$ a LIMIT I WITH COUP" PU FAMILY • AUG. ii. 171 151*1 AUG. Ii U LIMIT I 11111$ COUPON PSI FAMILY • I UUUIUIUUURSUUUU COUPONU•UUUUUI.UUNU.UUUP.UIUI.UU COUPON UIIUUUSIIUUIUU•UIIU•UUU•UIUCOUPONUUUUIUUUUUUUUU Its MEMEMMM UUUU1•UUUUIUU ypj • 10 01. FOLGERS U U S LB. MARTHA WHITE U • ANY HALF GALLON BORDEN'S PLAIN or SELF RISING YOU PAY : U FOLGERJS PAY: : U INSTANT ICE I FLOUR 's': I LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON AND : WITH COUPON U I U I CREAM U 7.50 ORDER EXCL CbS. WITH COUPON U 0000 AT PAIR AND SHOP 110115 • I AUG. IL me TOIl AUG. $ 0000 AT PAIR AND SHOP 51011$ WITH COUPON 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STOOlS • AUG. $2. ma TORI AUG. 71 UMIT I COUPON PSI FAMILY U AUG. IL 117$ TORI AUG. $5. I U LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY 0000 PAIR AND SHOP STOOlS LIMIT I COUPON Pit FAMILY I AUG.AT II.1111 5 TIll AilS. II U LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY. UIIIUUUUIUUUU COUPON UIUUUUUUUIUUIUUUIIUIIUU... COUPONUUUIUIUUUUURUIIUIU U wagon some COUPON URGUUIUUUUU•UIUIUUIUUUIUUIU COUPON UUUIUIIU...U% OLAD$CT. I 3207. GRADE YOU 7" I3½ I.B. FAME APPLE GRAPE PA ! a • 71/s 07. MARTHA WHITE CORN : APPLE STRAWBERRY U I 99CU . NE Toll M U Muffin Mix 5 FOR$ 1 00 I ____ U •. _____ aS U PAY: WITH COUPON ' I I IIL .AI . WITH COUPON LIMJT 2 DOZ. WITH COUPON I U I I 11000 AT PARR AND SHOP 110111 WITH COUPON 11000 *1 PARK AND SHOP 51016$ AND 7.50 ORDER EXCL COS. U AUG. 12. 97611111 LIPS. II • U AUG. IL me ThU AUG. II 0000 AT PAIR AND SHOP $1Q0$ I LIMIT I WIT" COUPQ. PSI FAMILY 0000AT PAIR AND SHOP STORES U LIMIT I coupON Fit FAMILY AUG. 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I USDA CHOICE FRESH (NOT IMPORTED) Lamb or Loin Chops USDA CHOICE FRESH (NOT IMPORTED) LB. Lamb Shoulder Roast USDA CHOICE FRESH (NOT IMPORTED) LB. 917 Lamb Shoulder Chops USDA CHOICE FRESH (NOT IMPORTED) LB. $127 Lamb Patties LB. 9749 I.S. 87' LB. 87' LB. 471c- 61011416 0: •f • r Del Monte' Catsup 38OZ. 99 (MRS, FILBERT'S 590 MAYONNAISE WITH COUPON ON NEXT PAGE 1207. 77$ LYKES BUDGET Sliced Bacon COPELAND SLICED OR CHUNK BarC-Bologna MEATY TURKEY WINOS, TAILS OR Drumstick, ,* .1'l 0 fl '.. •6 'f ••4 QUART DETERGENT Purex Bleach GALLON 694; FAME IVORY Fruit Cocktail 1607. 394; LIQUID• 22 OZ. 45 9 1 BIG CHIEF LONG GRAIN Ri c e 36 OZ. 5 5 C IMPERIAL Soft Margarine LB. 49c KRAFT VELVEETA Beans U VEGETABL OIL USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY-AGED BEEP U WITH COUPON U .CCO AT PARK £110 £*OO 110.1, WITH COUPON AND S YOU : 0000 AT PAIR AND SHOP STORES U AUG. II. till THOU AUG. IS I • I 7.50 ORDER EXCL CIGS. AUG. 13. 67* ThU AUG. II. 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II U AUG.111*1 II. lift AUG IS LIMIT I COUPON FIR FAMILY : I LIMIT P CCUPQN FIR PAMIp.I I I DOG U - RATION - SIRLOIN a PEANUT TEA - BUTTER • Ip FBAGS U a I WITH COUPON U O BABY SW ROUND, CLUB. 01 U I 5/1 UVLN BAGS Aoi Ii, 1971-4A Cheese LB. 894c KRAFT AGED Swiss Slices 79c ABEL'S PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK Biscuits 41302 Bagels 45/39,c BORDEN'S LITELINE Milk 'GAL. OT. Buns 1202. Onion Rings 909 3207. $119 TABLE KING DELIGHT COUNTRY PATTIES Margarine 907. 594c FAME 3/ 894; SINGLES. KRAFT American 3/ $ 1 MORTON'S HONEY 791c BORDEN'S Orange Juice 120Z. ho'. French Fries..Z.$ 1 39 2/ 391C U ___________ •I -ic_ ' IL .I ' 'r (i' ..- .. ,14" lei ' •. t•-iO 4 7 1 4 £• ):1lrV,l ,'i''o '' ''r '.' •,&b11 1 ..r •- '?i ''? .. i"E' 1,5 7. �A-Evening,g, MSkr4 FL ILONDIE WI1R..SV,AVg. ii, 1974 . ' -. Va. Answ III ,Puzzle Structures I ACRO$$ 42 -01 thi I The Eiffel Unknown 8Thi Soldier Houi. 13 Public speaker 48 Word of 16 Compass reading I? Petty malice 19 Plunders TIlL BORN LOSER I- by Art Ssnsom IFMA"6-7 CD#4;W1) Q Lrw* VAN U5I 33U 15M A (1 For Thursday. August 12. 1976 ________ __________________________ ___________________ contempt 51 -- State Buin 54 Buckingham -- .4 ARIES (MM!dl 21.Aprtl 11) readily visible. Dig around a you fly handle bit. YoU likely to find it. ________ ________ SCORPIO (Oct. 2$.I(ov. ) 21 Maxims fain today 5$ Merchant 9 Rocky 29 TPWCkII to F 23 Frighten 59 Impulses promontory 38 Untie friend who has done you favors y think, 28 Legendary LOCK 01 tai, tO Sitter vetch 35 Ventilate it wouldo't bUtt If In the bird i 43 Wedding VIP 12 so easily ilTitated. DOWN 30 Cattle sound 45 Department picked up fitS Lob, too. 13 Prayer 70U 304JJ7 30) TAURUS (April 31 Shietsofglau I Far (comb IS Egyptian (lb I SAGiTTARIUS (Nov. DDec. impatience and overlooked 32 Upward form) 47 Greek landmarks opportunities plague your 21) You have srenething to do (comb. form) 2 Palm leaves 19 Before (prefix) war 33 Boundary Nair.) 20 Adjust again 48 Command.d morning Later you'll be able to today that you know to be (comb form) 3 Existed 49 High cards 22 Onward at the outwt. If you 34 Japanese coin 4 Night before 23 Value recoup If you " Yom- qu difficult 50 Possess" 33 Shade tree Diedthe callenge, you'll be 5 Vivid color 24 Man from Bern pronoun and ears open. 37 Gasps (or 6 Cowl order 25 Mottie, Goose SI Australian bird GEMINI (May 21-June 30) yemy gratified at the results. breath 7 Greek lower character 52 Impair CAMMN (Dec. n-J YOU won't appreciate It at an 39 Constellation world 26 African capital 53 Farm animal 40 You (Fr.) 8 Follo" time, but somdbft WIU turn 19) Another may treat YOU IN 27 Former Asian 55 Wile lan 41 or" 56 Gibbon kingdom out far better am YOU UPKL my bosfik manneir today. Try R I :2 J3 9 fO At first you may even be upeit tUnhlOB the 011W!' check instead ___ _ of reacting in kind, and it won't I 12 13 '! CANCEII (June 21-July U) bother you. c.Jg will produce AQUARIUS (Jan. Web. 19) Br 14 dilatory results for yrjij tod. Taking foolhardy risks today TTO.thh5 Others jov" winwWimd you behIndUtS&b..U, 16 17 It8 bring you th, cooperation you but Uyou use your keen 8 jongn'fl Map FILLI cam out hoped for. LO (July U-Aug. 23) An profitably. effluent &W fofh, friend P1SC (Feb. 30-March gg The good news you're hothln yaw' ll could togive itoost day. Do things exactly for may not arsive exactly on' time, but don't despair. It won't MEMO JEN the way he advises. for Ic . l . You act Impulsively today, YOUR BIRTHDAY you'll only repeat a eviota A 12, r EE JEll. mistake. U you heed lesions - - - -learned, everything will came me lady lack will be doing all slwcsothuscomulng year tohel out super. LIBRA (Sept. 23Oct. 23) you where your career I There is financial opportunity concerned, especially if your 51 53 54 J56 56 about you today, but it won't be past record shows you merit IL I I I-1 57 J I .. with 5701,1 '. WIANNE SUNDAY, AUGUST IS MoridaSIi(frLthwmcntblycook.outatFamily Campgrounds at 1:30. The women bring a cowrd dish and the men pay $1.00. Entry fee adults 75 cents, chilean lIJ o liii 50 cents, I" I 59 E by Bob Montana J J WIN AT by Stoffil & Hslmdohl I "IA CANT GET A DPJVBeS \ LICENSE 1L VA LEARN JUST DONr FEEl. LIKE. SHiFnNG GEARS TOQY! ' T'DRNEA CAR WITH A) 5KS.4lFt OH, \1i ALL I k .s - 1111111111 02 LL - PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer 01 YOU SEEM VERY ' CONTEN1 SOTTS! 1-r OH. 1M LIKE EVERYBODY ELSE. NUTCHELL... ..1M STILL TRYING TO FIND MYSELF.' HAVE YOU LOOKED IN THE REFRIGERATOR? ,- ( 71 1\ :f •l ij, ,*_' :TT I r £z-;• .'•• ...••• •:;) L7 C, •• CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS $.II by Larry Lewis hre DEAR DR. LAMB -Please print this letter.. By doing so you might actually save some lives. Lamb First, I've got to express the following thought which many people feel the same about It is so disgusting how many of people are smoking! Even on dealh. A ho the street! That is U2J and destroyed. From a health and enough but they - male and cosmetic view,, why :can't female - not only harm "amoking Aftitse t. rejH2J the themselves but they aggravate hazards of smoking? Women non-smokers and also cause especially look hard, ugly, trouble In many cases, as my Ch eap and smeHy. They look CUBI WU like haggard old witches. The She is past 60 and nearly halitosis is nauseating. ciuzied a tragedy. She smokes Smoking ls also very expensive. W a dragon. She also has Please, some strong words many wrinkles, coughs all the from Um and has a gravel voice. DEAR READER -A family Ugh! She (.11 asleep with a has the right inset the stan. Cigarette In her hand while dards for their own home. Not everyone wno smokes visiting as. My husband, children and I were watching as bad off as you describe your TV downstairs. She was wat- aunt but lIis frequently a rather Ching her favorite program antisocial habit. It does it, Upstairs. crease the wrinkling of ft akin and it does cause most smokers Suddenly we heard a piercing to have foul sznelling breath. scream. We rushed upstairs Apparently most smokers and she was pouring a glass Of unaware of their bad breath, water on the beautiful W Many smokers Just don't (never slept In yet) expensive realize the effect of their ha bit bed to try to put out the small on other people. They are but spreading flame on the inunune to the smell and don't bedspread. We called the fire notice. I am constantly department because we p.e,tJ by fl'a number of couldn't control It We got People who have quit smoklr.g auntie out and were so glad she and then ream that it is an was not burned at alL unpleasant habit For the first ,e never apologlzet nor time they smell the bad breath Offeredto pay for that clanzage. and the smelly clothes. They I hated to do It bu t I finally told also realize how much Imher she would never be ed their PrOV nse se - make the hand on a du=yl@ reversal that succeeds as long as clubs don't break 6.0 or 7.0. South wins the trump lead, cubes durnmy's see and king of clubs, ruffs a club, enters . dummy with a heart or mond, ruffs dummy's last club with his ace of trumps leads his last trump to dum. my, cashes dummy a last two •., trumps while discarding two hearts and winds up with six* trump tricks, one head, four two clubs and all the marbles. .Ncw Me1co reader wants I there is any good to open one spade as dealer with: £AKQJ879zzz4zzezz. Th unqualified yes and no. The South played out the grand bid will probably not do any slam slowly, but most Un- ham and may be successful, successfully. He drew trumps but U It fails your partner is first and after that itart had likely to get mad. So let to fall back on the heart conscience be your guideyour n failed as did South's open this hand lf you feel and like temper. it. "Couldn't you have checked (Do you have a question for kings a settled for is?" asked his partner. "Isn't lOt the experts' Write "Ask game, rubber and a small the Jacobys" care of this " slam enough for newspaper. The Jacobys will' 'Not when there Is a lay- answer individual questions down grand slam," replied it stamped, sell-addressed North. "If you had opened one envelopes are enclosed. The diamond as you should have, I most interesting questions would have played and will be used in this column made the grand slam." and will receive copies of North was right. South can JACOBY MODERN.) _________________ e SIDE GLJ4 answer (1$ ______ ___________ of taste is. FRANK AND ERNEST L. flL • . :- I SAIP PA III .._i J' r Pii ? )4IJ 'i4à Ib 'E 2099 FAN .• j -..J 20 UU .• i GRILLS REG 2299 I Cipp.t.us . 0 VOL S 8 mliwTism-iorml 17; .1 . REG. S39.99 POLAROID PROCTOR SUPER OTER TOASTER/OVEN CAMERA .. MODEL / : 04048 o...v..,...... I.3r AND DIFFUSER ELECTRIC EYE AND SHUTTER '.'J$" U' r REG 2499 i 20 flu 2595 2288 1 'JI MAPiGI RAKlP AMO 1W-J POPUP tOAST DRY MOUNT by ter Pike PHOTO ALBUM SHOWER . NO PASTE f'- MASSAGER OR GLUE REG $1995 REG 267 i 158 '- r. ________ 169L! ____ :: .::. 'nss.png action r9, puIs.tin 8 bunts Itsit sooth. as stimulate. sht;t GOLDEN TIP p. " TEA SYLVANIA FLASH-BAR ' " 10 GUS$ P . ' 1Ff 0 TIA RAGS BAGS BOX OF100 FLASHE 99$ CAMI BAR 1 250 : INDIVIDUAL BAGS MAKES DELICIOUS TEA HOT OR COLD REG 119 MEN'S FOR YOUR DOG OR WITH COLLAR 4 BUTTON PLACKET KNIT HOSPITAL NOTES ç5 . AUGUST 10, 1976 .•. ( '' ' / $ / & . .V\,t. 4' i ___ _________ The only bumper crop he eve' raised was wild nts!" 10 by Garry Trudeau S .,.' ,, . 7.1E 7Ct'! *we \\ç. so i,a*ii. '. VAPORETTE Bennett Mannlnv ADMISSIONS Nina M. Moran Sanford: Made B. Thomas Cindy Wasson Frank B. Ashdown Charles H. Benoit Orteze Connell, Deltona Ellen Brooks Elizabeth L. Durham, Ella A. Carley Deltona Mary Clemons Clara Barreotls, Oste.'n Kenneth Hanson Willie Lawson Mary A. Pritchard WEATHER Jeffrey L. Smi th _______________ ' Judge Thomas Beverly Ward Tuesday's high 91, today's Alice E. Smith, DeBary low 72. Rainfall: .23 Inch. Michael D. Browning, Partly cloudy through Deltona Thursday with a chance of Nelda Ducharme, Deltona afternoon and evening than. George H. DuHamell, dershowers. Highs In the low to v Deltona - AJQ -. 1 THREE SPEED CAT () Atntj qflj. SlEW? \\ AtA1it(i'/ M1S47'I MAN. GALAXY OSCIILATING4P. . . SUIOI'd optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl EIV I, A LINP THREE TYPES CHOICE LIMIT C . TUESDAY, AUGUST Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees,? p.m., VFW building, 17.92. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and "V SHAMPI i : ist Church, meeting. _____ _____ ISIIMT... AND Tu1 PRIG I5 BIGOT Oo over Bapt Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and 436. Sanford Post 10188 Veterans of Foreign Wars regular ______ I 30•lc:vt.deep pits, with spikes email pertdage of the ant. miii killed in Africa. on the bottom, that can tr large animals and, unto. "Many people who are tenflonally, Othef UIdeIS. against hunting who go on Coleman took up Photographic tripe to Kenya professional hunting after boy lion skins. They don't about six years as a Kenyan want to shoot them but they're policeman, Coleman says none of his happy to buy the lion skins Clieflts has been injured, but "I can remember when I from the Kenyans. And this he himself was gored three used to see zebra in the thal. gives the incentlie to kill times by buffalo and was once sands,' he said. "Now you just them," Coleman said. injured by a leopard. ee a little group bert and a s little group'thay.." The hunters have to beware Ihat protes. tw helicopterl; sall bwks to of less sporting killers Ulan Coleman added dwe after animals, *hoe themselves. Coleman says sional hunters like himself we otbers rewl to poim he poachers dig and camouflage responsible for only a very said. LIMIT ONE America. 7RfKA I SEE, 11 'IN MONDAY, AUGUST 23 Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center Sanford An, closed, 8p.m., 1201 W. First St ," $20,000 for a month c4huJflhJ)g. The hunters operale from a mobile camp with a staff of about 15, Including gun. bearers, skinners and setvants. The prey is chosen In advance by the client. 10 CT SATURDAY, AUGUST21 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201W. First St. Cauelberry IA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Sanford Post 10188 Veterans of Foreign Wars sponwing a turkey dinner from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the log cabin on Lake Monroe. . gles Ught, Sanford. DOONESBURY by T. K. Ryan AS PIRIN PAt RELIEVER P..ni.A. ------------ Jun .PDATRIL.I -1.!!IRC • a.*& uu Inn, Altamonte Springs. FRIDAY, AUGUST20 Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:30 am., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 am., Buck's Tanglewood AA, 8 p.m., (closed) St. Richard's EpisapalChurcit. LongwoodAA(closed),8p.m.,RolllngHilIjMoa'ayf, . welcome again unless size Food never tasted so good. I have given you a chance to stopped smoking. We never express your opinion In my beard from her again. column and your basic message A friend of ours had a ieal about the safety hazard of tragedy caused by a careless smoking Is well taken. In adsmoker. Five peopl e burned to dito ects ltadoff0 health, smoking Is a fire hazard. I am sending you The Health Letter number 24, Tobacco: Cigarettes Cigars, Pipes, for a resume of the Of. feds of tobacco on health. Others who want this Information for themselves or for someone who smokes and sho uldn't, can send a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope w1th 5ocnfft ts or send your letter tome In care 0 this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New rock NY 10019. ----- . . . 5 / t' U!Dfl ' - TOPS l - SraifhSmIiwl Anfimlit (Ink 7-VI r -- a * another business as a hedge against uncertointy. "I will go back to Africa as long as I can, or as long as my wife will let me," said Coleman. "1 love animals." He moved to Connecticut in April 1974. Since then, he has spent much of his time leading safaris In Af "I think this is the longest time I've ever lived under a roof and inside four walls In about 23 years," he said. 111 always lived under canvas." On each safari Coleman has one cli ent. Each pays about AT ICICIRD'S YOU KNOW TIE PRESCRIPTiON THURSDAY, AUGUST 19 Sanford An, 8 p.m., ii W. First si Lake Mary Rotary, I a.m., Mayfair Country Club ,p, Mayfair Country by Gill Fox J..-.5. , Is esick For African EAST GRANBY, Conn. cause of that, Coleman has AP - Big game hunter been spared frequent Injury. Bryan Coleman is homesick These days, he seems to for the natural noises of the worry more about the dangers African jungle and for the old to his prey from in. days when animals roamed discriminate hunting and without civilization's fences. insensitive developers whose The soft-spoken Kenyan has roads and buildings force out his past about him in his ftvfng animals. room: the skin of a lion he Coleman, who says he was killed with a "lucky shot" as it 15 when he shot his first leaped at him; the foot of a elephant, has been a buffalo, now a lamp base, professional hunter for about killed by a gunbearer as it half his 43 years. But he threatened Coleman. wonders how much longer he The dangers of his prey are can continue. He has started a real to him, and, perhaps bedog breeding and training Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. Sanford An, closed, $ p.m., 1301 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., aver Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees 7:30 p.m., clubhouse Springs Oaks and SR 420. 11JFSDAY,AUGUSTI7 Sanford Lioss Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycee,.? p.m., VFW building, 17-92. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford Senior Citheem meet at 13 noon at the Sanford 1'1L2flII. nring a nag lunch. Important business is to be discussed. Program by Rev. Ken Roll and Mrs. Roll. Casselberry Jaycees, 73 p. The Barony. SardOptimMtClb, noon, Trophy LowzgeBowl America. Parents Anonymous, for troubled parents, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Community United Methodist Qurch. Longwood Area Sartoma Club, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and 434. Sanford Senior CitIzens, noon, Civic Center. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13 Sanford Klwuis, noon Civic Center Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Sanford Sereasdefs Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m. CI By OSWALD and JAMES JACOB? I I BRIDGE Hom Hunter ,ijuuaa £ 60 BLawrtnceE,Lamb, -, Call Peg 322-7fl4 for reservation by the 17th. . f Ir Care le ss Smoking Endangers Lives BUGS SUNNY Acrift Singles. D1nr at frelands on 431st 8. 11 awn W -1 '••'•' SATURDAY, AUGUST14 Sa nford AA Women', Grssp 2p.m., 1301 W. First St. Casselberry AA, doaed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran. Mi4ThrIdI Singles., Rainbow Ranch dancing starts at g. Mid Florida singles, meeting 8 p.m., Sanford uwnner of Commerce, dance 9 p.m., Rainbow Ranch. to - I Allart Utsh IL... South Semlasle Optimist Club, 7:30 am., Inn SafltordSetnIa.le Jaycees, 7:30 p.m. Jaycee Building rRIDAV AUGUST 13 Seminole South Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Qy's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Klwuis, 7 am., Buck's. Taaglewo.d AA, closed, 9 p.m., St. Episcopal Church. L01111111'"ll AA,C102W.8 P.M., Roiling H111s Moravian SR 0 J BEETLE BAILEY THURSDAY, AUGUST Seanford AA, p.m., 1301 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary, ILUL, Mayfair Country Club. Sigys regular meeting noon, Hoiiiay ford. . &Itiiva Club of Sanford, 12:15 pin., Mayfair Cowy Club. . W86omillay,A.g. n, 1-.4A 'Bring Back The Good Old Days LENDA RW4BI)IOIOL 44 Stranger 15 HOrsemen EvoithigHsra,Sss4srd. Ft. ______________________ 11 Odd number 45 Chinese CivIl 14 City in Yeses 0 HOROSCOPE nffcll~ 11101411allmm FLEA COLLAR KILLS FLEAS UP 10 3 MONTHS 66, SHIRTS REG 4 gg 88 3 REG 99' ASSORTED COLORS LIMIT 2 PLANTERS LADIES J" POLY. POLY- SUNFLOWER PIIIST _______ NUTS _______ __________ LM si SANDALS 799 REG 499 ___ I)(I( 1Iyl 0 itI 109 mid wit, lows in the 70& Vivian Lassonde, Deltona Variable winds at 10 m.p.h. Neil A. McCrimmon, Deltona Rain probability ii 40 per cent. Gerald L. Saunler Jr., EXTENDED FORECAST Geneva Patricia Holton, Longwood Partly cloudy with scattered BIRTHS mainly afternoon and evening Mr. and Mrs. Ralph (Con. thundershowers. Highs In the !stance, Blackwell, a girl, upper to mid SOi, Lows from DeLand mar the Keys. DISCHARGES Thursday's Daytona Beach Sanford: tides: high 10:11 n.m., 10:32 Jeanette C. Barrington p.m., low 3:51 a.m., 4:03 p.m. William E. Dodson Port Caitaveral: high 9:53 a m., Ronald Flemming 10:11 p.m., low 3:44 am., 3:59 Marion W. Freeman p.m. Marvelyn F. Grleme Now% P1 CELLO I %,1.SPONGES PAK OF 2 RIG It) (A OUBIE OWL 8DOM stoiS t)9 11 , .1 OPEN DAILY9 OPEN SuD.' I.' SANFORD: 950 State St., Seminal.. CASSELBERRY: 1433 semr;: an , a SJ U 24 HOURS -- '::-' ' •'? ;A?, ., '?j: '"' .;,•. �IN FL alme P , U.S. Open Officials Ponder Hiss ,' , , , Er, Her Entry r, Of o e S m WASHINGro (AP) : I$I$1SCOREBWRD ate M o Wt:iy, _______ ld ? . lore. 131; Riven, NY, 131: Munson. NY. 133; Chambiiss, NY, 131; Carew, Mm, 131. DOUBLES-Otis. KC. 31: Carty, Cii. 25; Riven, NY, 25; McRae, KC, 2$; G.Brsfl. KC. Baseball GREBIGRA/TH byAkihii F'Rt'14#fga4' ii . •, s.e. ssvim - I. Armbro .Iarnie . Dibble HamDe(3)3j7.4;3. Wends van (SeIdafi):2. Varsity Bomb(GiiU;3. (3) 3.00; U2) $siJo; 7 (123) T.J.Q.( ), 4. Rudy Adams 1723.00; T 3:13:7. (PsferRn); S. Fast And Easy #OVRTN -I. Mill Sharon Ruth (Faqa); 4, Bullet Freight (Cindy Sirk) (3) 1.20. 310. ?J0;2. (Brain.rd); 7. Mindy Nib (Rau); S. sammnol, C-uy (1) 23* 5.40: J. 'Private LIne (F. Ohl 1. Brimstone Fire (6) $40; Q (4.3) IISNT$ - I. Miss BronZe $1CS.20;T($.44lI)$179.gg;T3:)4:4 (Tarpy); 7. Brilliant Byrd (Van. FIFTH - I. Joiliul (Richard 3. Tinys Time Bomb Strong) (3) 3* 2.00. 2.20; 2. Jeremy (Lynn); 4. SaVtal Girl (Dolton); S. (3)4.40,2.10: 3. Marc N Hal(4) 3.20; Marion Sleek (U Crank): 6. Nlncyl 0 (35) $5.40; T (3.24) 521.00; T Bruce (Patterson); 1.MuieRaliabte 1:31:2. (Wilsey). 1. Potentate Pick (Udi). SIXTN-1.RockyDornlnien(s.. NINTH - I. Speedy Tracer Provost) (1) 10.50, 450, 4.40; 7. lSeiders);2. Dandy Thing (Taylor); Magnitude 6$, g, j,,i a. Sam Bengali R. Neely), 4. An G (1) 5.20; 0 (45) $37.40; 7 4.S.7) tigo (Paterson); S. Knowing WtWn $111.10; T 2:13:3. (Serbes); 6. Ooodtime Julie SEVENTH - 1. Direct America (Grimes); 7. Honey Nugget (Bob Neely) (1) 4.15, 3.15, 340; 3. (Provost); s. Clever Astra (Orm lmpuls. (2) 970, 110; 3. Clever Sby). rip (1) 3.00; 0 (12) 123.40), T (12. TENTH - 1 Proud Speed 4) $311.30 T 2:11:3. (Dennis);2. Belanger (Bridges); 3. EIGHTH -1. SMheraZ15e (John Chance Win (M. Crank): 4. Yankee Dvorac*) (7) 27.00, 10.20, 5.00; 7. Hobo (Brainard); S. FrieZe Cartlon Time, (3 10.20. 13.00; 3. JPhilhips); 4. Great Va'ue Arden Ed (3) 9.10; Q (3.7) 157.40; T (Spriggs); 7. Nailzriah (Ruggla). (31alI) 1327.30; 1 1:31:4. NINTH - 1. Lone Ranger (Stn Provost) (4) 4.40, 5.00, 2.40; 2. . u Captain (3) 26.40,7.40; 3. Strong (1) 710; Q (34)145.10: 1(5.31) $210.00; DAYTONA SlACK 7 2:17:2 TUISDAY'$RISULT$ TENTH - 1. Ocala Batme (Stanley Farber) (1) 12.40, 3.20, FIRST - I. Netor.Molmne (I) 3.40:2. Bombay Jo Anne (3) 410, l3.3015.$03.30;7.BobJ0$(3)40 310;). Marybar Queen (3)440; Q 5.20;3.Mario-Diaga(1j:.io; 0 '3$) (34) 131.00; 1 (13.2) $1715.20; 1 35 40 p (.5) 5340 2:12:3. SECOND - I. NestorPecina (5) NATIONAL LIAOUI Ar- w1th Pamers( the W, last Classic in early July arid in the 1 I1'AV b4W W I. Pd. R 73 37 l44 Aronid Palmer In Jerry Pate, Canadian Open later in Wind- '"" 21. * Pills the new00t potential super . 40 31 .5.41 13 TRIPLES-Gamer, Oak. 12; , . ?i "øM /4V4*'bV V/C7MY New York sit 5 .SOt I? to burst Onto the golf scene. G.Brett, KC, 10; Poquette, C. . "What a great guy to be Chicago 53 63 .134 23 0 14 *V NO 'F 7 Carew, Mm, 7; 4 Tied With . . "He's cocky - you've got to paired with," the young rookie St. Louis 4 c,q? 17 62 .431 2S' 6. have some cockiness In you to con 3t 41 .341 3V', HOME RUNS-Bindo, tinued. "He's so loose and Montreal . ,,' * West , make it In fl; Rejackson, Bat. 1: L.May. s game," \ ,44 pleasant. I en joy Playing with CiInnati 73 10 sam, )t; 14 4.4*'Z Hendrick, Cie, D; . .,paylng, 46-year.old fairway Nicklaus, too, but Jack is so 1.0$ Mg 40 32 .336 12t, J.TPmpson, 0.?. 17. Houston 57 39 dl _____ 11½ ______ legend from Latrobe, Pa., said much more serious, even In "' Diego 55 40 .410 19 as the old and the new prepared practice rounds." Atlanta jqgg 52 6 21 MInor . San Fran Pate said he had first 45 67 .422 23', .j' Io tee it up In the 58th PGA ." % Championship. Tvssd.y't Rhiufts PLORIDA STATS LIAGUS . 4VPJ'g4qy Palmer when Arnie was at Chicago & Cincinnati 3 Dlvtsisi A field of 141, headed by de- peak of his game and he, Pate, W. L. . Los Angeles S. Pittsburgh 1 r mpa $ending champion Jack Nick- was alO.yead just begjp.pJ,g sitAtlanta 2, Philadelphia 1 1IQI A'OCk?t' us, will set out Thursday on to ch'eam about making the Montreal 3, San Francisco 3 St. Petgr4,,,rg 40 43 ..4N 101,1 Winter Haven 4tt -1h*'E New York S. San Diego 4 the four-day, fl-hole tow of the tour, ii 40 I& '. SIUThuI*Dh,NISS St. Louis S Houston 1 W/INbl, Congressional Country aub. Mia mi p.. "1 lived in Anniston, Ala., at tuuey' Games • I. Lauderdale ;i Pate, 22-year-old rookie so 43 Si .13 3 I 11,6/lit Cincinnati (Norman 11.2) at W Palm Beet, thetlme,"hesald,'qwentup to $6 6$ .I'.3 It 1 Chicago (Bontiam 79) • Pensacola, Fla., who al- the Memphis Open and Palmer Los Angeles (Rhoden t.1 at TIeld.t'$R.,sits PICO4é ready has won the U.S. and Ca. agreed to pose with me and Pittsburgh For? Lauderdale 2. St. Petersburg I (MidIch 311), (fl) LakIlind 5, Pon' I.scn 3 ' nadlan Opens thIs year, is one some other kids. I was the 0, I , Atlanta (Messersmith lit) at ?ami& Miami I of the favorites, Hope Is dim- smallest, I remember, and Philadelphia (Underwood 4.3), Winter Haven Yi't .. 44, WStI Palm Iead It _ tT`# Tsday'$Sames . (n) ming for Palm POV91Q leech it Miami er, three times a front. Arnie had his hands on San Francisco (D'Acquisto • West Palm Beach at Fort Lauderdale runner-up but never a winner in my 4) at Montreal (Fryman ti). t, Peterstvrg at lakeland the pros' private competition. . or "I still have the picture at' San Diego (Griffin 4)) at IT, SOUTNINNL.IAGuI It rates with the frustrations home," Ht7qep5R, New York (Matlack 116), (n) L laster. Di,tj of the great Sam Snead in the Houston • OF 6O6 "This kid has a great swing IDlerker 1110) at St. ft ~ ui i.. p ? NEW YORK tAP - The locklear was safe, claiming Otindo FORT LAUDERDALE - A Sanford, which defeated , Louis (Denny 4$), (n) 31 It 4 U.S. Open as one of the teaand a wonderful tempera. Jr Jacksomillo New York Yankees, who are that Baltimore first baseman .. . rine.run jjji4 kifl 5f01d Monticello and St. Petersbirg Thursday's Games gedieti of the spurt. Charle . merit, 73 .... battling for the American Tony Muser Jugglul tue tall &twbt '4LL... as-w..'..,, j fj 14) .o games Saturday American Legion Post 53's in Jr .3,3 'F i iiiIiii' be one of the greatust. I like it Brk .................................................... Cinnr,. at Ch j4•fØ D+y,t.Jo /7Y (3 5) 25.10; p ( .. 90.20; CO .; Le.,gw!."n;t championship. umi JJ r.4 à fl noperta21klg off the upset of andSWTii'd uno the losers' Montgomery and Pate arri ved 0(1 the scene that he has this touch of Ij FIRST - 1. Maurice Edward with all 5) 330.60; (5.5 wit" all 5) Atlanta at Philadelphia, (n) .,, have taken on an ditional p• biis COlurnbi 23 25 47S I) (Bereinak); 2. Dancing Colleen 45.40. i, k. the state baseball tournament bracket with a Monday loss to Only games scheduled , amstsiznulye,jy mess. Sure, I w 1 as cocky in ' , panent in American Laague (Vandeivoqj); 3. Diamonds Lad The Yankees replayed the toKnoxville THIRD - 1. Ra(aet.Gor (1 Tuesday. DeLand. for practice r ounds. Both II 33 $1 old days. I dldn' h1nk anybody . AMERICAN LEAGUE (Piper); 1. Bright Mr (Farber); S. 14.40300 3.50: 2. Barquln.Paco (2) AX-1. NX. Preaident Lae MacPhail. Tuesdays Game, I 1. I ciclent on the giant screen, and St. Petersburg wound up a 14 Sanford was sallft along I X ) . Deleen ,;:, ,J Kim (BraI"ard); 4. Royal 6.405.00:3. SOIoI.Egurbi (1)5.50: Q j mobbed bY autograph sftkem could beat _________________________________ TuesdMr the Yanksaccused the crowd reacted bitterly.. O'umndot.ChaHanooga$ 7 victory over Sanford, setting with a 5.1 lead when St. Pete W L Pc?. GB LO0 (Rauch); I. Stoney Ke (2.4) 31.40; P (42) 43.30. Both were the center of atten- "But there is. difference It. Montgom.ry II 'mlrgs the Al. of a "cover up" policy Then the umpires' names went New York 2)200110; 63 41 .356 Woman. 35.75. Naii): S. Irene Plo (Aldrich). FOURTH -I. Etorri (I)11105.20 the stage for an 1l-Inning, 3-2 struck four times in the top of t4 tion they went to the cockiness - or confidence - Baltimore JackscnvIn.1.KnesvIn,,,tti,,,i95 when A 56 52 SIt I', 2.515; Handle NINTH - I. .Iobhiis Champ; 2. 4, practice putting green, $212,301. and hinted they intended to defy up on the screeu SECOND - 1. stinger C, S.40;2.Molina(1)4.I01.1O;3.Sos,na Todars so., ' triumpi. over previously tm- the sixth knot the game 533 34 lU 12 Western Whiskey; 3. Preach ; 1. (Petersen); 2. C. A Velbob (Hall; 3. (635.40:0(1.1)2420; p (i) 96.00; OrlandoatO,attanooqa and big headedness. Once you Clev eland a league directive concerning MacPhail sent a telegram to . vmalattgom.,y Boston beaten DeLind later in the all. 53 56 .161 12½ TONIGHT'S ENTRIES WihiieWesley;5. Running Randy; 4 Little Jcdi (BourgeoIs); 1. Dandy OD (4.1) 155.00. I "I would surely like to see get big-headed, you're in Detroit Char t.atcal,nnt.s the use of i nstant replay on Steintrenner 33 5 . FIRST -1. Sun Sist er ; 2. Win SC Whitestone: 7. Ann Pat , I. Horn (Ray); S. Flying Hank evening. FIPTH-l. Jorge.egurbl(4) 10.20 The seventh Inning, however, .fi that guy win - If it can't be trouble. I can name you five Milwkee 17 3, . 16½ Jacksonville at Knoxville Now; 3. .lenoila; I. Mr. Good; S. Dutch's Master. their scoreboard at Yankee said: (Kurtzwortp,) ; 4. Worthy Robin 6.20 3.40; 2. GostiCoblan (3) 7.20 St. Petersburg arid DeLand was the clincher for the me," Pate said, motioning toguys on West Ammo: 6. Joby; 7. Shannon; I. TINTH - 1. Cav.$t; 2. Rein. (So lders): 7. Miss lernarditon 3.50; 3. Rafaei.Saiduy (5) 140; Q (3. the tow' today who got Stadium. "it has come to my attention - :ffSold Palmer sees a little bit of __ ____ Leagues PATE, Yanks Fined T N . End Of I in e Jai-Alai '. I For Replay _- r . FSoo,000 11 For Post 53 -' . . ' were . . In - to MacPtiail, a former Yankee official, fined the Yankees $I,. that the New York club again used thle replay scoreboard in a manner contrary to policy 000 and reprimanded the club Tuesday for using their instant ommended by this league. i am replay acoreboardto Show close also informed that, following a plays. close dec a ision on the 4 . . 1 7 field, The Yankees responded with release which said: Ellis3b Wren ci pires in a manner calculated to "We wotldlike to point out produce fan reaction against Scotts Bronson bead cost us $3 million and we Giants, 'Stars igame shcull see anything less Sanford All,Stws, local serni- way of life." had CAREER, pro baseball teams, will engage Yank" owne George Stein" br"r 0 complained to MacPhailabouttheu,npjring In SundBY' S "Ioss to Ole Balti. in a best 3.of4 series atSanford MMIOdAl Stadium on Sept. 3 to City champion. The Sept. 3 game will be at LAv Drayton.N years 9K Is beasorW by friends at Seminole Hosnm Raceway reel ementafter th1,1ag in the second raceAug. 3, Lou and his only horse, Sweetheart Volta W bad calls by On crew This Sunday the presaW Lou widO a FkrW& Breeders AI5OCIZtIOS$WII0 Andensonrf 14 1(1 2 00football players Thursday at D. Wiggi s pcf1b Totals A St. Pets Dand Sanford Seminole out the High Sclv)ol puts ti ,.. " I ~. call to all prospective I 0 e o examinations. 33 1 , I1 1,"'' It. Both varsity and Junior varsity "coondl&tes an league feams in New Orleans and Washington, baseball' s antitrust exemption team. New York at Minnesota. (n) Boston at California, (fl) . • House Committee on Profes- "in a refusal to fill the void in slonal Sports. American ci ties where the f Long, who has championed a are begging-for major league -, . Jerry Posey. Committee chairman B.F. 1 Sisk, D-Calif.. said he was im. ressed with stimony he South Florida: mHigtter Vs. M n 1tte Days Of A ii niicf - nf - I Lenora Reffiff 2 Lorrb 3 Robin Ashton. 2. Charity FaW Jr., 3 Todd Reffill; sr. cloverleaf - I. MicheHe Jorgenson. 7. Mike Dennis. ; I ~ Outen. 2. Mario Wandzioc,l. 3. Todd Reffirt. Sf Polebending - 1. John the Justice and Labor depart. ments, the Internal Revenue 3 ball and hockey have been able so mething I "The telephone poll came Jones hooked up with Met Phil Nlekro picked uphjsl2tu Expos 3, Giants 2 Eml Williams Pr' tie with a to survive while adhering to statute? and still remain cornpetitive. Save On halfai4 A1h fuvnIIc. od W - - W - ' - - - W W • UUU -UU WV National ,aAT;iNG:s at fl:i;; Reliant Belted. Features 2 plus 2 construction of fIberglass belts and polyaster cords. In the wide 78 series profile. Whitewalls only. No trade-In required. ____________. . . \,, F ' S ' . 4 ',\ Size B78-13 Plus 1.82 led. 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Corrosion is vlrutally eliminated. ,.,, .1, 27F, 77, 22F I . . 6 cyl 8 Cyl and Rotor . , unenup, 0Itaplace Points, Consofmilir, ______ , t OReplace Spark Plugs _7_~ - A ,^- . 5976 10 .e 25,988 29.88 34.88 11111 RoPlact Distributor Cap •insPect Air Fitter Oinswil Fuel Mar 41111OInspact Host Riser Service Automatic Choke • AdIust Cam Dwell Angie SiSet Basic Timing *Adjust Carburetw Au Parts and 72 to fit most American cam Both Upper Ball Joints Or Both ---- And It's the most powerful battery ot Its size avallabI4 for a pan*nger car. Our Export Mechanics I MONROE QUALITY AND - ~ ~ ,~li~il ~ ~ ~ il~ il i~ ~ ;I~ ~ ~ l~i~ ~l ~ ~ • . . II Ii - FOR SAFE CAREFREE DRIVING I. ,I . - I.. Ii - . 4 ~~ . " 1. ning triple ciah said he will be in charge of right up iiUc the cair," ex- lefty Jeff y Koosma Tuesday victoiy and doubled fit a run in off loser Dave fleav expanding a program which plalned Jones. "1 was only go- night and bo th were tagged for the seventh inning for Atlanta. IrryParshclub tot produced the Sunshine State ing about 50 uWes per hour, ( Our-run iniiings early. Koois. The PhiI3 rallied for a run in the homer for the Expc5 find Don m going to have to New York Mets 54 on John norner. T dy (5) 3.20: Q si __ - nm-in with a telephone poll that resulted in 30 stitches and one and CMcago dow;-,ed Citwituiati fill-31." 6-3. demolished Datsun. Braves 1, PWIS I an RflIItrUSt ex- al though officials from the sport testified otherwise. He said football,. basket, disappointed. Emotionally, I was all geared up to start ft year," he said. 1p "But from a business OlUnd. point, I've got to admit giving up a year's leave Lime is a van- nd To Jones, Now 18.7 FTU H ires loser Bo McLaughlin, 1.2. nee emption, am I got by San Francisco 3-2 there mind and" I gave up the rim Tailgate ' . j, New A.D. ._, AI2 no - ?. 51.( PU6) 102.90: T (36S)135.40. 39.15. THIRD- I. Wright Colsell (1) 6.20 mists. Rep. Frank Horton, R-N.Y., McRae. KC. .3SI. G.Brett. KC. suggested that baseball does -342, Boslock, Mm, 330, hF net =mC6,.1Jni we cial't over. 9,GW Season tickets before next come. season. Dickinson was quarterback when the Buccaneers scored on 11) Thr AssIH-laW Press Lant to me," said Jones. "I was infield single. Pinch-nonner I" Uw low. it I&yard field goal by Pete RaIlie dog day5 of August have rig o we my I Foster was sacrificed to second Cardinals I Astr 1 Los Ange- no( bmn kind to Randy Jones u in a 26.3 , start since the accident. It's a and took third on a single by Keith Hernande2 drove in ORLANDO, les in their firstgame. He was 7be Padres' ace left-hander shame to waste four runs." (AP) things to do between Aug. 10 Roy Staiger. a three runs, two of them with the field general when Vince entered Augu3t with an 13-4 Florida Technological Univer- and Oct. 15. 1 Kendrick • Th Elsewh e er In the Na tional en Milner lashed a single to first-inning triple, and Lyon ally has hired former Universcored from a yard record and visions of. 30-victo. "I'm a p r ect ght, scoring Foster and that McGlothen, 10-11. scattered itY of Miami football player out in last week's 104 loss to try season. Then things got League, Atlanta edged Philathings no right way. We'd delphia 2-I, WM it. Los Angeles seven hits for St. Louis, fl Green Bay. 3Jack O'Leary to become the ha sticky A d iappouiting be doing things very "Koot pitched a helluva Cards collected 13 base hits off state 3chool's first But he also was quarterback to Cincinnati. A heart-breaking trimmed Pittsburgh 5.1. St. full-time quickly and obviouslY, you have of reCC,rd Some Of Louis rocked Houston 8-1, Mon, garr.c." said 'ones. "He hung in five Houston hurlers, IncludMg athletic director, effective Sept. * On the BWS' 1-0 defeat by Atlanta. And a some Maijub, 2. Chancy Fagan Jr., , mod costly nus takes. J-4110 NG. Wcood. han.alue In the Green Bay pme, . Polobending - 1. mictello . Jorgenson. 2. Ethel Fawn, ). Bob Dickinson failed to get the ball Marshall; Non Blue Cloverleaf down for R.ajecklon a 2$-yard John Maiivb. 2 Charity Fawn Jr., field gcW attempt And he had Julie PlOfWOOd.'TO* Figure E ight two fourth-quarter passes t I. Susie marrew jr- F lure E of - intercepted with Tampa Bay 32 Leaders SECOND - I. White Cactus (5); 6601003.10. 2. Wary (4) 12.20 1.20; nez . All. 139; Garvey, LA, 136: 1.50;). Konflie Kid (1)2.10; 0(6 7) A Oliver. Pgh, 133; G.Foster, 23.40; P (76)3710; 1 (76.S)100.40, Cm, 133. 32 00. OOUBLES-Madlock 12 NTH - Ic 7f i 6 3 ZiSk. 27; Rose, Cm. 27; GMSCICJOX, Al S. M's Bonnie (5) 110. Q 17 1) Phi'. 25. 30.00; P(57)129.30. 1(573)131.00; TRIPLES-D,Ca,h, Phi, 10: 31.53 Tyson, Sit.. 9; D.Parker, Pgh, EIGHTH - I. Norwood's Image a. Geronl'no. Cm. I. W.Davis, (3) I) 50 S 10 7 50; 7 Travelin Dan SD. 5 (5) 19 00 S SO; 3. Sandy Time (2) Sisk also said he will hold hearings at the end of ' 3600; P (I 6) 171.40:3179 the socalled hobby tax laws in which a sports owner must make a pr ofit in two of seven years of poses. es On. •TI_ .._,___.____._ ...'-. e Tot P*14-bonding - I. Lenora Pr?fifl, 2. Angela Munsey. 3. Lori 3. White Clown (5) 1.20: 0 II 41 Major League 11 .105301.50; 2. NestorGoodwln (3) Steve (Vandervort); S. Governor Dog Racing 331; Rose, Cm, 330; Madlock FOURTH - 1. Lanky Hank (3) Chi, .329; G.Fotter, Cm. .326. 2710 9.00160;? True Faith (1)1.10 RUNS-Ros,. Cm. 91; Grit. 1.10;). Ed's Impulse (7) 5.60; 0 (1.3) fey. Cm. 90; Mor gan, Cm, 5$; 39.00; P(3 I) 32320; 1 (3 17)901.20, Schmidt, Phi, 52; Monday, Chi, 31.74. 76. FIFTH -1, Bar S Forsox (4) 5.00 G.o,5Cin,8 91, Morgan, in Jlrhead Alice (1)210;Q(i5)32,20, SI; Schmidt, Phi, 75; Kingman. P (4 0) 231 60. 1 (4 51) 211.00; 30.67. NY 72; Luzlnskl, Phi, 72. SIXTH -. I Jimi Zip (7) o operation or have the franchise considereda hobby for tax pur- ub Doa Milwaukee at Oakland, (n) SIXTH - 1. Satlnee; 2. Lady's New York Giants at Houston, Day;). It's Hombre; I. Ima Friend: FIRST - 1. Debutante lass Del Lee (Tarpy); 4. Winning Tina 5.50 3.00; 3. Barquin.Goros (6) 3.10; (n) 5 Penrose Whynot; 6. Muginski; 7. (Clyde O'Kelly) (1) 20.60, 11 -SO, 0.00; (B. Regur), 7. Color Me Beanie Q (3-4) 25.40; P (6-1) ".70; Do (2-g) Los Angeles at Seattle. (n) Dallying; S. Staze. 2. Smokealong (3) 3.40. 4.00; 3. (Bridges); I. Mighty Senator $7.30. SEVENTII-i. Space Watch; 2. J. Birdie Be, Bright (6) 5.00; 0 (3$) (Lyons). ELEVENTH - 1. Solana. D&rron. , 3. Devil's Don; 4. Barney S190.40. T 3:14. SIXTH - 11. Mutiny K.B. (C. M&ndio!a (6) 24.407.2010.20; 2. Zubi Eckert; S. Tels Heather. 6. G.H.'s SECOND - 1. Red Clay (Mike Illienfeld); 2. Skippy Lot (Gill); 3. Egurbl(3) 5.40 Soo; 3. Ortlo.Davat" Debbie; 7. Travelin Tom; S. Rising DAmato) (I) 26.50, 11.20, 7.60; 2. J.M. King (R. Neely): 1, Bones (5) 12.100 (3.41 26.10; p (.3) 97.30. Hope. Indian Lang (I) 1.10, 3.40; 3. Loco Demon (Kurlzworth); S Egyptian TWELFTH -l.Plartl.Rodohfo(7, DAYTONA BEACH EIGHTH - 1. Christy's Hope; 2. Logs (7) 3.60; Q (1-8) $39-00; T 14A. Wind (Hobbs), 6. Hurricane Scot 16-40 9.40 5.00 2. Gasli-Gasti 11 (3) TUESDAY'S RESULTS Spyin Sly; 3. Desert Lady; 1. Red 1) $321.60; O.D. (S S) $1171.20; T (Bridges): 7. Red Counsel 9.10 4.00; 3. Jorge- Wally (2) 3.10; 0 Darla; S. Rocket M.: 6. Madam 2:15:1. (Fillpelli); 1. Burns Guy (Sorel. 11.7' . "l-110; P (7-3) 72.60; 819 0 (16 FIRST - 1. Cap Checker (1) 9.20 Printer; 7. Trooper Jim; S Kerry THIRD - I. Gotta Go (Robert nak). with 3.1 $42.10 6.20 5.20. 2. Grown Up (6) S .40 4.00: urging that baseball be considered commer ce as are other major .vOlonaI sports such as football, basketball and hockey. Sisk said he hoped to hold hearings on the general subject of antitrust exemption in mid- September along The object of Grich'3 dis. the two-time 11001, 3 Bob Marshall. Sack Race 1, Steven Heckman. 2. John Maiiub, I Rodger Foy*. Tot C!*"rl"f - 1. from the law has resulted in 00w ,members of the Select unfair treatment Of players and to to the science wing of iii 504 910-14 123 Ni 255... school,accordlngtoheadcoach Cy Young winner troit Tigers defeated the Texas Bob Jones' sacrifice fly tied area's natural, outdoor recrea. League) would quarterback Parnell Dickinson who completed 126 of 243 panes pleasure was a ground ball by and Grich and third baseman Rangers 7-5 In the opener of a the game and an error by third tions. has led Tampa Bay to its only for 1,928 yards and Want to pay tha t extra money. pansi 10 Mike Cubbage that just eluded Doug DeCinces also made fine doubleheader before losing a 3-o baseman Butch Hobson allowed scores so far In National Foot- touchdowns in his senior year at his glove in the second inning of defensive plays. Bill Putnam's plans to have a "It's (ex on ball League exhibition play, but M ississippi Valley State. "I tOSS Tuesday night's game wi decision in the nightcap. the winning run to score as Cal- World Hockey League fran- the minutes of the league. The th th e "Anytime you have a low-hit Yankees?, Royals 1 is worried costly mistakes will and turn some at night. ifornia rallied for two runs in chlse this year fell to ashes terms are there, and we can MjSJ e, Twins, game, you're lucky unless you cost him a spot on the club. Thurman Munson hit a two- the last of the ninth to beat Tuesday. Earlier, hopes that live up to those terms. It's just a S "In college, I could relax and As it turned out, it was the have overpowering stuff and out, two.strike home run off re- Boston. "In the pros, you men up and just go Play Buffalo's National Basketball matter of when we want to put - Here you have only hit that Palmer gave up you strike out a lot of guys," fiever Steve Mingod in the Ilth Tigers 74, Rangers 54 Association learn would move our deposit up." worry about making the club, while posting a 2-0 victory. In. said Palmer after winning his inning to lift New York over Rusty Staub slashed a three- to Hollywood proved false. Hens on lops doi1l( enough to (flake the stead of pitching the second no. 15th Putnam wouldo't disclose the game, tops in the Amen.. Kansas city. Munson's clout run, two-out double In the cl ." But Putnam said the WHA WHA's price for an expansion hitter of his career, Palmer had can League. "They were hitting over the left field fence, his 13th eighth inning to lead Detroit has guaranteed an expansion club, Coach blames for his fourth onehitter. rockets. I'm the first to say I'm homer of the year, enabled over Texas in the first game of team for 1977-7& His problem in Horse Show Inexperience forJohn theMcKay errors his to settle He said he had sold about 860 Before Cabbage got the hit, lucky." Yankee Doc k E .g, their twinight doubleheader, the year ahead is to sell now- tickets for this season and backup quarterback has made. Palmer had moved Grich to. The Orioles kept pressure on to post his first victory in nearly Steve Hargan scattered eight skeptical fa ns on buying season added, "It started off very well "Now that we're in the big Lime, ward f ir Grich corn- the New York Yankees in the a month, Ross Henson took top honors I guess you call those rookie plied, butstobase, hits to earn his first shutout of tickets for a Learn existing only and when all this controversy nly moved a step. American League East with in the Hilltop Horseshep ShOW mistakes," he said. A's 2, Brewers 1 the season as Texas won the on pa per. hit (fra nchise purchase), all "I was behind 2-1 and I want. their victory. The Yankees Sunday in Sanford as he swept Pinch-runner Matt Alexander second game. Dickinson said he feels the It's not a helpful effect," sales went to practically zero." high points for seniors. Putnam said of his failure to lie said he would oiler this Debbie Queen was leader fulfill a promise to land the ason's ticket purchasers a se "I don't know what it is, but among juniors, while Angela Oeveland or San Diego Iran- chance to and when he (McKay) tells me Munsey led the tot chiseor an expansion dub this seat selection for next year. He ing he wants me Winners by events Include: some th to do in h £13 UIIO WWLe, out ti's said f i w e hopedsell 8000 or practice I want to dc it so r - I He said baseball's protection Only games Scheduled A he Said. "That's w hen I throw the ball away or into the ground or something like that." Now York (Figueroa 116 or Alexander 6-8) of Kansas City (B 10.1), (n) Boston (Wise 95) at Cafilor. earlier this year and leaving Orleans nia (Tanana 138). In) Milwaukee (Travers 13 8) at U.S. cities such as New was recommended by Rep. GilUs W. Long, D-La., and three ' Keyhole - I. Debbie Queen,3. Mini Wandliach. 1. Todd Reffill; Sr K eyholo- 1. ROSS Hanson,2. Steven J&CttntWry,3 Mike Domd; Flags D.C. Pro Football Denver at Dallas, (n) an trust laws itas come under has abandoned Its fundamental attack by members of a House responsibility to the American commltteeseeklngtopptm.ajor fans by expanding to Canada II flit' A%srnrlated Press ed him to hit it at somebody," maintained an 8'-i-game lead scored all the way from first No Milk, Honey Baltimore second baseman said Palmer. "It was a low Baltimore with a 2-1, 11- base on a sacrifice bunt and an Bobby Grich could kick him- fastball and he just hit a Inning victory over the Kansas error in the ninth Inning to give Bucs i self. On second thought, Jim grounder." City Royals. Oakland its victory over Mil. HOLLYWOOD (AP) "We're here, we have an of. might do it for him. Actually. Palmer had nothing Elsewhere In the American waukee. South Florida is promoted as a fice, a staff and we're going to "If! had moved two steps," tocomplalnaboutwherehjcjo- I Oak1azdA's ni ppj Joe Rudi opened the ninth semi-tropical playground, but continue operating, said Grich, "I might have had a fe nsive support was concerned, the Milwaukee Brewers 24; the with a single, the 1,000th hIt of sportsmen seem to have probWorry Wart? "I'll stick wi th the WHA. I shot at the ball with a dive. As it Shortstop Mark Belanger made California Angels stopped the his major league career. lerns fulfilling promises to add don't want to go through what was, I almost left my feet." three outsta ndi ng plays behind Boston Red Sax $4 and the DoTAMPA (AP) - Rookie you go home." said Dickinson, Angels 5, Red Sos 4 hockey and basketball to the the NIH. (National Hockey L nn Fire 1 Legislation to take away and the nation's capital without Oakland Thursday's (Torrez, 9Games 10) (n) .. 4:30 p.m. for physical 31I 2 Under Milwaukee (iday's .Ames at Mi esota (Singer 5.5) Baltimore (Garland 13.2), In) Chicago (Johnson 9.10) at Cleveland (Brown 77), (fl) Texas (Perry Ill) at Detroit cluslon from the nation 's House panel Tuesday baseball (Fidrych 124), (n)' .` S 2 I 0 I I I I 3 0 o o T. Smith 11) Brodiepn.lf Robinson 2b __ 4111 II II Rainescfp.ss R. Smith Sol. p Johnson C Williams ltd wateb. GiantsPa/mer' 16th headed by L ou DIMuro. entertain Plymouth ins 2p.m. An eighth-Inning call by Bill game while the AD-Stars are Kunkel started the action. On home the following weekend the play, New York's Gene against Valdosta In Saturday Locklear was called out at first and Sunday games at the same base. The Yankees insisted time. ti BEGIN RETIREMENT sewHveallfeofeue.ToLon'SkftisSmlth more Orioles- The Yaflkâes also 7:30, with 2 pin. games n on put out a release criticizing following days until a team has wha t the team alleged was a won three times. series of fdbw* his I I I SHS Physicals SANFORD The Sanford Giants and ti-Trust WASHINGTON (AP) - team for the $163 million SuperBaseball's prestigious cx- dome in New Orleans, told 1000 N Wigginsp Totals liii- Slate Tourney than ft tam at home. where 3I10 I. with Smith and Wiggins each , 0 0 0 0 driving in two runs. 0 Kurant P see no reason, with M great innovation, why fans at c An Tuesday's Results Detroit 70, Texas 33 Baltimore 2, Minnesota 0 New York 2. Kansas City I, ii innings California S. Boston I Oakland 2, I 0 0 0 had two hits each for Sanford Hayesrf Gonzalezrf Bond board for instant ... 2 I 1 2 SmIth and Donnie Williams kiernan3b . 'Baseball's 2 2 way it stayed. Ralston lb that we have only the fans in the umpires. mind when we use our score- 0 02020Isllceditto 14-7, but that was the 3 19 64 .431 20 California . Jungle Jet. carnated; 3. Conway Finny; 1. (Bridges); I. Claytiaven Pioneer I) $7.00; P (1-3) 135.10. SECOND - 1. Western Hero; 2. Midnight Major; S. our ovest; 6. (Lako). SIXTH - 1. Nestor-waiiy (6) t4.4a Noels First; 3. Rancer; 1. Dixie Madds KrIstl; 7. Ed Ghost; S. THIRD-i. I. Ocala Byby Freight 420 5.20; 2. Bob.MoIina (1)5.101.40: Exhibili"s Strider; S. Jackson county; &. Moving Lady, (Jefferson); 2. Ocala Butler (C. 3. Mar50-Ovy (1) 7.60; 0 (4-61 54.00; NFL Capoys Shari; 7. Blue Jim; s. ELEVENTH - 1. Jocasta; 2. ihlenfeld); 3. Racso ($etrs); 1. P (6.1) 191.70: 00 (4-4) 231.00. Penrose . Friend Paul 3. Toughy T om my; 4. Hal Comma nder (Lyons), 6. Adios Today's Games SEVENTH - 1. Marti.Molina (I) New York Giants at New THIRD - 1. O.S. Jackpot; . UFO Joe; S. Main Ct,',?,; 6. Tet Duchess (M. Crank), 1. Flukey Luke 11.406.204.40; 2. Mutilla-Egurtil (6) York Jets, (n) Spotted Orphan; 3. Milley's Lady 1. Mae Yet; 1. Norman's Shot; S. Bars (Faga); S. Our Favor (Kimball). 12.50110; 3. Nestor.Arrieta (1) 3.00: FrIday, Aug. 13 Redwine. Star Strutter; S. Bangle S. Royal; 6. FOURTH - 1. Flyer Farong 0 (6.5) 15.60; P (5.6) 24.10. New Orleans at Buffalo, ( Silver Bow l; 7. Travelln And y; I. n) TWELFTH -1.Budzoo's Kelly; 3. (Johnson); 2. Slick Bullet EIGHTH - 1. Rafael-Wally (I) Oakland at New York ists, Perfect Circle. Pare; 3. PrInter's Star; 1. Bit Of (Fllipeiil), 3. C..'s First (R. 15.00 10.00 3.30; 2. Jorge.Rodollo (6) (n) FOURTH - I. B's Rosie; 2. Fake Grace; S. Alice Hansen; Whoops; 7. Neely): 1. Byrds Honor (Van- 6.50 3.20; 3. GastiElorri (2) 3.10 0 Saturday, Aug. 14 Front; ). Silmnskl; 1. Pecos Jivin; s. Jug; S. Bold Star. deventer); 5. Speedy O'NeII (14) 41.20; PUd) 177.90; Big 0 its Atlanta vs. Tampa Bay at Gracieux Dame;6. sixty minutes; ;. (Vandervort); 6. Shawnee Win with alIt) 171.40; (4* with all 61 Jacksonville, Fla.. (n) Tels Heidi; I. Doncaster Davin. (Brainard); 7. Ocala Eagle (Jet. 70.40. Philadelphia at Miami, (n) FIFTH - 1. Wrela Pet; 2. Harness Racing tenon); S. Lusty McKl (Hobbs). NINTH-1. Rafael(2) 10003.60 Detroit at Clncinati, (n) Wayside Gold; 3. Joblil's Wizard; 1. FIFTH - 1. Ancindy (Van. 3.60; 2. Marti (6)5.105.20; J. Sarduy Pittsburgh at Washington, (n) Doily Al.; S. Aurun; 6. Ernesta; 7. SEMINOLE dervort); 2. Squaw Byrdie (N. (1)6.60; Q (26) 31.40; P (26) 102.90 Baltimore at Chicago, (n) Bob Tryon; S. Hardy Type. TUESDAY RESULTS Neely) 3. Manna (Roy); 1. Mar Con TENTH - 1. Victor-Molina (I) 41 13 .613 59 " 55 53 .155 I) 54 56 .491 i3l/2 4 62 . 19½ Chicago Pate said he had been paired I think Jerry has it. 1 2 0 0 Sanford charged back Schoeller3b .. ..., i 5222 1 0 0 0 the rally. Stroudpn.lf ' , -- f ~ ward Palmer. "He has done so so big-hea&d they let )t get Kan City much for golf, has been such an away from them. Minnesota ambassador Over the Years." "There has to be a balance - Texas played for the state title Pinellas County team. Wednetulay morning at 10. mm Raines came In for Wigging, but couldn't get an PETERSBURG AS N H II out. Five hits an d six runs later, Bozich 2bss S I 3 I Robert Smith came in to douse SabinIl . - at - and Labor Included, Maui service opoIntments Mon. thru Sat. . .. "I 1_,J * .. .. . ' . . - 'i - . - "I ~1;j �fl;--.-------------- - IIA-.1 - INraW, Sessud. FL WSSI). *. It. nia California Oftàn Colonial _____ Lk ___ EDtTO1 NOTE - Dulug tIOt*es. The necessary of Col. town had Its hog reeve (and ____ Ike evelsu, cai kit and Mrs. Joseph Webb in some still do, th e honor was a struggle fir isvaI, Wethersfield, Coats., was deemed the equlvaent of a for or yemen, whelker.. called Hospitality Hall and colonelcy In Kentucky) who sth trod .,aebstJje was fitted with a seenl-clrcle kept the pigs from rwn ng friuL Ni In en acca.ui ii 01 lCCOflhlflOd$tIOfls. wild in Peateres and saw to it struggles at bme. Public duty reflected the cars were clipped their Hay-wards turned other the tavern, followed by the neighborhood men spent all began child-bearing in their Pennsylvania were animals out of the fields and school, chictor's home and pI . late teens. Husbands Connecticut authorities day undercutting trees and fined offending owners. finally the meeting-house. then felling a giant in hopes it were scarcely older, forbade bachelors to live Fined-viewers supervised Gros, spirit extended far wouldknockdown all the rest, alone and assigned them A virginian said that "an fence re psr. from the village. Besides the a progenitor of the domino Old Maid ... lSflOfl8 ti 05) In winter everyone was ix- ralslngs, various. bee* and barn theory. The vast majority of women reckoned as ominous as a pected to h* plow the rawK to there were log. basics of private Ii.'.. Every Identify the owner, By SID MOODY the first path cleared being to railings when Women married ere the AP Newsfestares Writer If England was a nation of Blazing Star." At one time were raised from the critkjD puberty was hardly over and slngie men In Maryland and be replicas of their mother,, nation of farmers. Ninety per cent of Americana lived off ! family member were as closely knit They 8-15-76. v_V. • ___ SALE PWCU PRISSWI KIT __ To PULZA4ANF"s STORE HOURS 9:30A.M.. P.&t-MON. - SAT IOA.M.-0pM. -SUNDAY "',. ____ *ngleftAsews sadw CtwI ew camw for a RAMOM on my 11111111 1114111118. 11ru-i-il Pi$.g LJ Rz1.uSo PHONE m.,io. iKs .tack; mther it paai1 ;y natures dock - seed, harvest; sheer, slain, sew - 0 :• .. •: sill. Dark meant sleep; winter hibernation. .. • •• • '. ,! 1A.W. Thm 8. 15-76. Limit 1 . I . •. . : , :: , . ~C&4ywei*: •• 3.0z.TOOTHPASTI 11- 49, 13-76. Limit 1 wIl fl X - 'l T 8819 8-13- I - :<•.•..:.•.:.:.:. :.'.:>.: *':.:. Thru uTecowosPusCuuI LAVU'$ SCOTcN coupon Wit LMTouwNuCUSTOM JUST WONDERFUL 3 MOST POPULAR 15' SIZE HAIR SPRAY t of log on the hearth frequently 79 YOUR wearied of being "ost smoked to bacon" in front of the hearth, Invented his metal QT CHOICE fully Now avi 7 CROWN 58 degrees. The Only breakthrough was the Making of beuerwivjes, VW BLEND also known as houses of office, 97 Natives ToLeave Vi ll ge •.... 49. ..• • .,.. . BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, - t 57 WRIGLEY GUM 10-PACK , . .. SMIRMOFIF . 1164n. ViNYL 110 QS9&/ $ day value VODKA fire haranLMany ontswooden PEKS SHAU111P11111111111 - : . . - Slid, top. Choice. . Our everyday value , , - • f A79 Cs. - 12 People occupy only 300 homes. There simply no room for new houses. NAWMD' PAST11 are welcome at Walgreen stores 11 OT. H is With brush. 4.8-02. Our everyday vaiue _______________________________ VODKA Borneo Island to improve the 42 OT. Thru 8- 15. 76. Limit 3 OT. reguilor . Assorted. Fin, quality. I help with an embarrassing problem. lit's my behind. It Is enormous! I - I work out three times at a health club and AMPHORA 1 '/'.og. TOBACCO -"- 9 7 - 57 flz'ii 17L QT ELMER'S GPu.-All or School Glu J-W 1h4k PORTFOLIO - OR COVER BINDER f' WALGREEN CilO QT. . i'• - PABST MOM Laos* Calls 19 •' COLOR FILM 12-qxp. Thru 8. 89 tnt"ION cotroft TUMBLERS 15-76. Limit . 97 Pa OSTOANQ MASTER - ru E LECTRIC ALARM CLOCK Intu 8-15-76 Limit I 99 3 .4"11 ., 4 rogaw X* C'i (CLCPiIutwl. !297 . 2 Sit praCUcsoherideaofftdeai caboose all my life. I'm not punishment is make him exaggerating; ilook prac- practice "extra time." hate to go to ft beach. 9 lot, but I Of Son Maternal grandparents are Tom and Jackie Royal, Sanford, announce the birth of a Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Jones Sr., son, Jason An&ew, born July 22 Sanford. Paternal grandat Florida Hospital, Orlando. parents are Thomas Royal, ' He was welcomed by a brother, Michigan, and Mrs. James Westerberg, New Jersey. 9-V BATTERY 2-PACK DISCOVER Th(u a. 15. 76. Limit I rIQtiar - For / • P Pairs General Elocir C1 Air Conditioning System _WALL PLUMBING itSanford am being punished Royals Announce Birth t114111 004(DLVCN Me(L6-0V41 ___________ 1 IiI EVEREADY ter than piano lessons and hates to at - We so' I don't care if the operation above me lives a woman and , is Painful and leaves a scar. her 11- year-old son. He takes ' '1iltjA•iJ A # t 2 wi*40 C94M 04 - 1,11111 Pairs $ r Su mm 1e Someone told me that it can DEAR ABBY: I five in an be removed by surgery. 13 that apartment building. Directly 12 PLASTIC -___ are KtWed to 1.1 Pairs I.? wbodoean'tmlndgettlngalfttje behind in his bustnelLl Anything would be - 76. Limit J J1lJJ. .. . - i. it up. LIMIT I 'I '1' For her son is going to learn to love DEAR H EADACHE: If your music If it kills him. neighbor wants her ba to hate Please print this. I know my masle, she's going about it In neighbor reads your column, exactly the right way. Now, use every time you knock stick this In HER mailbox, and smokers she cuts out the article Lotsa luck' 't seem to lose any of the A YARD OF LARD flab back there. DEAR YARD: A plastic It's just plain fat, Abby, and surgeon. I But try to find a ne can 'noamounto(ezerclsecanflrm 384 4 .. . ...... a week am In abovementioned I've tried . .exercise and every conccl%ablc If this kind of operation can diet I've come across, but I be done, who would do It' 4yl tow" 494 • - El BOURBON i I'S cY._- SPORTS + SC HOOL 2 For $ Blue Danube Waltz" In my smoke.) sleep! Thinks a million. Tlie mother is a music HIGHLAND PARK lover, and She's decided that HEADACHE old male who needs your , Thru 8-15-76 Limit 2 - more. I have been hearing "The and sticks it in my mailbox. (I DEAR ABBY:I am a 21-year- fill] 813 %% -- i y ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 'S.. 76. Limit I 8- Beh ind 'B eh nd' Problem Get Surgeon 4 o. oc.i ,tu custom ItO ( CN9CLTOI ............ if,) 1 7$. " T . CRAYONS BOX - MS9 , 01000 TEEN'S and family, the Tindels drove slowly to the road leading to the hands with dishes and such to be done, but I will certainiy be Carter home, only to discover It was sealed off. careful with the hand that shook Jimmy Carter's!" ............................. ... BRANDY - Thru 8-13-76. Limit 2 CRAYOLA r 11111" 1AFq111J . - iesaId,"Itwassucha thrWforail of u.meywere,o&wn. to.earth , and In no hurry to move on. I was surprised that there was no veneer or phoniness about th em. The secret Service men kept nudging Jimmy, but he just chatted and grinned away. Rosalyn is J ust so nice and has such a deep southern drawl. Why, they are the type people you would enjoy si tting at the kitchen and several smaller stores. table and having coffee with." Desiring a view of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Carter Margaret laughed, adding, "I can't say I haven't washed my 4 ,4(' PANTYHOSE X LIMIV Old COt.e0NPUCI.MI CHRISTIAN MOTHERS willing to move. The results so far indicate that a mawty would opt for dry land. Some residen ts said they would like Land of their own for fumirg or gardening. Othm tjiTu 00 31 2v9 WORTHMOII NYLON Xy _____ 100 1, 'r A r 1 M;1;411. The Thuieb made their way through the crowd, and shook hands and chatted with the Presidential candidate, his wife and daughter. Margaret even photographedthe exciting few minutes. get a glimpse of tha t newly famed site, Plains,Ga. According to Margaret, only one glimpse was necessary to get a bird's-eye view of the locale whose chief landmark was the depot where roc king chairs and flowe ring planters provided an invi ting atmosphere to view the gen eral store across the street ::_ Our everyday volu@89 -- SusanandRobin,o(LakeMonroe - Following a vacation in the Great &nokey Mountains, Ten. new, with a stopover In Atlanta, Ga., the Tindels were ins, regular 391 ,1::: - 30 PAPER _____________ asked whether they would be 10 C Not to be outd one, after realizing Jimmy was a Baptist, they drove to the Baptist Church, parked their car and waited for the As the old cliche goes, curiosity killed the cat. But notso in the service to end. In jot a few minutes, church was over and among the case of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold I Margaret) Tindel and daughters, members departing were Jimmy, Rosalynn and daughter Amy. , ALUMINUM WRAP ::• _____ r LUNCH BAGS __________ position from the villagers themselves, who appeared to like fife in dilt houses on the Brunei River. 471 _______ ar I N quality of life of those in the . water village by moving Diem ashore. But they met with on. 25' FOIL . _________ TAA oil- by the government of this rich British protectorate on 43$ i SO - 143 Our every. ' cottages are more than 30 years old. In one am, tmder the shadow of Bandar Seri Begawan's ....I,l dome4i mosque, about 3,= Walgreens. worth CO'UPON1, I I PROTECTORS Detour Via Plains, Ga. By DORIS DIETRICH Ii Cm and mm scales. eet Lorter 1-amity Herald Correspondent They S. 1 5-7A Limit Our everyday value 4 10 m I7 :: GYM BAG PROTRACTOR , 9 regulw Zippered . , dry land. Picturesque Kampeng Ayer has been called a health and Nu 8-1576. Limit 2 ftt~ ft . \ > /..... ..... / ig. $4.81. turdy frame QT. Brunel (AP) - Steps are being taken to shift 3tQt) People living In the largest water village in Southeast Asia to ..... ( Sm/cf IN ... / TN wire . / 9 5 PLIISCMMANN $ 329' V .thos n coupon 2lcr29I OM a Ar • 991 0tcooi11.4t WEAREVER IMPORTED lUND houses 01 ease or necessary ...•.• •• 01AM'$ CANADIAN S1 , . -.. • • .. fl 9 oft" rigulor 994 uMToecoIc5T CANDY BARS 24 ALLERGY TARS 13.ozflvu&5 76. Limit I can 69$ LORCAVRT VAM of er3 with ifil pain n1a.lqut, 'chools, chrumLNOP4 anijother, ,.,'.'.f' • ' orth C OUPON! S::.. 76. Limit I e CANADWN Out the end the grea Ions and it MD proW1.1y tie years belute it disappears Gimerrunent planners Lk in -. Walgreens worth COUPON! In W I 08ift to be. I John Rowe wrote of his ink freezing as he fined out his diary. Even the, sap oz. cy in tiie crowded *aLer I1tage. - • • MOUTHWASH i I S940 ANCIENT AGE 0 until crawling between a muslin sheet and corn shock MAttren to &wait the dawn. ery household in the complex was sent an official form that -. - wHhout coup" $1.07 burning knot of pitch pine A more recent survey showed acbange1n public opinion. Ev. se.' SCOPE SACCHARIN to WLA he could sleep like a dormot= from the (bit trost to Ow first CrOcus. Instead, there was firewood to be cut candles to be madie from tallow. and other It was a gloomy time after n4ghtfall. Me average family groped about in the flickering light from the IwArth or a others . 1000 WORTHMO*I John Adam's escW from Still '.:..Y ' • the New England winter was a .. .::.,,.. ..>. \. '. . . ., 9$ 7sconh. TIwu S. 1 5-76. Limit I - . -'-i----- --' 7.AIR UISHINII I ,,,, ,,,. .-&escs., sem grMve chiseled in the door been felt at this time. added prices was the anticipated said "A *iki In Florida at $22.3 million in peaches, and tons of fruit and vegetables manager for Super Foods in that an unsassslly NOnumber effect of the strike, harvest time would be oes rotted In the fields, with no Orlando, '1hie strike has put a( canned vegetables had been At Shop and Go and Pantry disestroult for Florida gi oq~ of California Growers In San the strike. According to the place to ao even If hrv.td IthnntA nf C1IhwnI. Ini4,,Aii.1 Iu Is.. La.. ,JJ GLADE s. - (LiquorClos.dsunday) - hours marked only by the sUfl$psssage across the 000fl Council, the strike was timed to Floride * markets are also manager Quick Brwks amid the Plize, but Manager JIM Grant bresk4m situation at bed begin when the crops were ripe affected. According to Jim full effects of the strike had not remarked that in cr as e ed retail wi th their crops this year. Vogel $4.5 million Lou in apricots, and ready for harvest. Many. Young, merchandising California growers suffered a Walgroons orth COUPON1 S.41 19.99 ZATU ,,W4WPk.S. AmericarL Ufe was hard and short in 1775 life expectericy at bft was 34yeats for m s, 3gfoc females. But time was not a stove, but even when and delays in food shipments as prim even mom Complete. Accurate readings. WED, th formed a whole rr..I; Y retail crease the Agribusiness Institute 01 and marketing operations and Florida, consumers In Florida consumers are all affected. and all across the U.S. win Coruwners will find rising I BLOOD A • dwrs, transportation, ____ 9I Limit 2 bo bottles haudi-hewn labor that never ceased, only changed with the seam For the man, fi0d xW fared.. for the woman, kitchen and child' tTe family was the atom a care of the c=trY. Together. it* atoms stoked, net raise temperature above a dubious According to a report from ___ 1.0g. CRIAM TRIAL ' as an argyle sock It was a life of. zlng - ' oybecaall i ' nery products four week, price mark-us, whids could be goods are reportedly coining hi from California in schedule, balance In the supply and come. "But it'll take a week or and the local supermarket demand curve, plus the so before we feel the full Im. managers have received no projected two cent i&uae In pact," he corsm*ntsd. wamlug at ts time of ix. dnssday, Avg. 11,1,71-18 Irkes to Teauers hi wages, No delays or upuisal price peeled delays or price Its. will have an unavoidable Ins. Increases on California Canned a'emes. pact on Thrkhi cumwne, goods haye been noticed at Tomato growers In the In Sanford Fairway Market Publis Market in 11* Sanford Tamp. area experienced a __ The ho. an ear behind schekds" ly warning of tidugs to VVL)N" - SAVE '5.00 _____ Strike To Delay Shipments, Up Prices Of Canned goods This week, California canned a result of the strike which Malso, estimated the prIce 0(1 s,aprand affectedllcann *30,O$O No.2 can (29 01.) of peaches, are on SIofOFd grocery store teamsters in California. apricots,iears or tomatoes will shelve, usual but by next The 1G.day cannery strike increase 2 cents per can as week there may well be empty which ended July 31 has wide because of the strike settlement spaces where tbo cans used o effect en other agribusiness to the cannery workers. Since Evsuiiug it...w, Sesfert Fl. be. And what little is these industries which depend on the supply and demand determine during the coming months, will canneries for their own prices, the loss of crap wjfl probably cat more, oWO perations. Growers, f$flfl decrease the supply and in. lag shopkeepers, America was a and abilities of each j Was A Struggle For Survival I , I WELL G FLOWEIRS We will be pl"sed to assist you with planning your A ft . wedding display Including Corsages & Boutonnlrss 6 Sanford Flower Shop BICENTENNIAL RICA I 209 Commerclil 1976 PH. 322-1822 M Idiom. ) I .,L....•4..,1. ri i. i,h j!.j,;I /,,., .1. •it..'... .t ..;. rI �!$Inm1ag Nira, tevisri. PL Laa..sdey, Avg. 1I. M6 - / EveaOig$eraW,ja,,f.rd. Fl. Fresh Souffle Idea Li Side Dish Or Dessert Market Lorn Has French Accent Basket Slight In Drop Supermarket Summer - Fresh Cars Se urns four Ha - - s vu ___ __ _ Food Tips _____ In Daily Menu Plan 100 EXTRA ITOP and Top Value StamD.! 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CHOPS AR MOUR STAR VERIBEST CENTER CUT oz. 69C PICKLES ...................upz- M 47C TOMATO SAUCE For asaItycheesee Fete try a Pauillac, one of the most and brilliant wines of the Medoc region. A fresh, creamy ricotta should be accoinpanled by a flinty SauvigLittle preparation is needed non Blanc. Buttery Bet Paese or for a tasting. For a potty of a Edam go well with St. Esteplie, one 01 the more sturdy clarets. dozen, select about the number of cheeses, alloting a If you want to dress up your total of about four OIIflCU to party serve Camembert Aux each guest. Four wines should Noix, which is both decorative do It1 two whites and two reds; WILl tasty. light or full bodied, depending Icon the cheese that is accain- '4 cup butter softened panying the wine. 1,4 cup ground pecans Several drops Tabasco There are more than a Iwo2 tablespoons lemon juice dred varieties of cheese from I 5-ounce wheel Camembert, FrwCP alone ay2115W4, in thLs Chilled country, made from the milk of Toast points cows, goats and tots. Cream softened butter till Naturally you should serve light and (Ii4f,, fl6.iA .. UI ...J• good wines with your cheese, Tabasco and lemon juice. Cut but that does not mean you have Camembert in half while still to go in for highly expensive ththed Spread with butter mix. vintages. If you have a dealer Chill till filling is firm. Slice in you know and trust, consult thin wedges half hour before with him on what to pick, or ask serving. Serve on toast points. a friend who knows his way Makes abxit 16 wedges. , 0c AUNT JEMIMA FROZEN COUNTRY WAFFLES RAID WHITE THOMPSON MIZRACH LARGE CALIFORNIA 69c 59c BACON MICHIGAN PASCAL COOKED SALAMI - FRESH BAKERY f ENTER THE ROUND king crab, drained and ROAST .. I.B. $1.78 3 medium or large ears corn into a buttered 1 '-quart souffle dish. Bake in a preheated 325- 2 medium (1 pound) yellow squash, coarsely grated degree oven until set - about 45 3 ta blespoons butter minutes. Makes 4 servings. Salt and pepper to taste SHOULDER ROAST . ...L8. $1.28 ,,_..Th STAMP GIVEAWAY LETTUCE ,.t.1. DELI With a sharp knife cut off only Th't Ad Good ISv,, Avg A ' • FRESH GROUPER FILLET ..... .................... ... L. $1.98 FRESH 0 O .(A'( /&, l.s f MULLET .........................LB. 49c I FRESH / ILP\J.\.P\...P\..P\..P\J. 3DO11N51.25 • 2690 S. Orlando Ave., SiIi'd 4205 Curry Ford Rd. • 110 W. Fairbanks Ave. W.P. • 1601 N. Bermuda, Kissimmee 925 S. Orange Ave. • 114 S. 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CLAUSSEN STEAMED CRAB .................LB. 98c 6 /49c 3301 Edgewater Dr. • 5730 Lake Underhill Rd. \,.,,I 4 ,.,I __________ ________ (5 0dA? I1' / GOURMET SUPPER freshing flavor and a TROUT ..............................LB. 69c ' HEAD 39c . i LB PKG. .98 maprebeate75.deg At once add bread, cheese and cups that fit the muffin-pan paprika; stir well to blend as cups well.) much as possible. Beat in eggs CREAMY PLUS one at a time. Stir in crab. Turn CHUCK STEAK ...........LB. ..78c , ,', and nutmeg. Cream butter and sugar; beat inegg; stir in flour mixture and buttermilk Just until the dry ingredients are moistened. Stir in apricot preserves.spoon into baking cups In muffin pans each will be about L full. Bake reeoven cut up until a cake tester inserted In Scald milk in a medi um center comes out clean _ahout saucepan; renio%v from heat- 15 minutes. (Use paper baking .98 ENGLISH ROAST .......LB. $1 .98 ARMOUR STAR BLADE CUT 1,000,000 TOP VALUE 0 'I' .......... LB. ROUND BONE irkis 1 I.B. 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L8.78C 7-BONE ROAST BREAKFAST LINKS 2002. $1.79 NECTARINES .................LB. 49c P°°" baking soda teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon Cinnamon 6 slices white bread, BEEF WELL TRIMMED MIXED ECON -O-PACK PARTS ..........LB. 45C FLA. PREMIUM SUNNYLAND FRESH CELERY ......................BUNCH 29c CAKE DOUGHNUTS COMIWGOM WHOLE FRYERS 3 LBS MIZRACH KOSHERFRANKS, KNOKWURST SALAMI £ BOLOGNA 53c 1001 3 LBS MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK SEEDLESS GRAPES ......LB. 59c MORTON FROZEN LB. $1.88 CUBE STEAK. .... 0R MORE LO.$1.48 3/1.00 .1601 CHOPS MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK d ................... i&oz.1,39 INSTANT POTATOES FANCY RIB PORK J111, oz. 6/1.00 ............ 15oz. CREME PIES ARMOUR STAR QUARTER LOIN .........LB. $1.38 FLA PREMIUM ............. ie before measuring • cup butter or margarine PATIO LUNCH L cup sugar Chem Crab Puff l Large egg Tossed Green Salad cup buttermilk Fresh Fruit Bowl cup apricot preserves CHEESE CRAB PUFF Put a fluted paper baking cup Delicious way to stretch POP in each of 14 (each 1-3rd cup ular crabmeat. size) muffin-pan cups. Stir to. 11,2 cups milk gether the flour, baking soda, LBs. OR MORE 59c Journal's 14 WaSpO011 MIlmeg (SAVE 40c LB.) SOFT MARGARINE Farm "Country Fair Cookbook" edited by Elise W. Manning (Doubleday). (SAVE 40c LB.) PII()I)'JCE 'SW warm place until doubled, peas are cooked. Stir in the about 1'i hours. Turn dough mint with the butter. Makes 4 onto lightly floured surface. Dl- small servings. vide dough into 24 equal pieces. FAMILY DINNER Shape each piece into a ball. ARMOUR TESTENDER CENTER CUT $ nolm water; stir to dissolve. Heat tiny green peas cottage cheese until lukewarm. Butter Combine cottage cheese, sugar, ' cup coarsely chopped baking soda, eggs, yeast fresh mint leaves and 1 cup flour in bowl. Beat Cook the peas according to with electric mixer at medium package directions, draining if speed until smooth, about 2 there is more than about a Is. minutes, scraping bowl occa- blespoon of liquid left. U packsiOnaIly. Or beat with spoon Un- age directions call far adding 1 UI batter Is smooth. Gradually tablespoon of butter during add enough flour to make a soft cooking, add only 1 tablespoon dough that leaves the sides of more after peas are cooked; If the bowl. Place dough In package directions do not call greased bowl; turn over to for adding bitter during cook. grease top. Cover and let rise in lug, add 2 tablespoons s after ORLANDO HUMPROAS SIRLOIN K , g STFA 58 w 2 eggs used because this recipe Is do4i cups (about) flour signed to serve with lamb. Sprinkle yeast on lu kewarm l0ounce package frozen . 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I sad Cs,, wWV 100 iais stoaigs with .pwcha.. 05130 00 of more FAB lIlSfl Cottage Cheese Rolls Jam Fruit Compote Beverage COTTAGE CHEESE ROLLS We've never made no-knead With purchases totaling $15.00 th ru $19.99 Use this coupon with the other I T.I Là .1... a a a U ')JIr1Uauw #$JUpVII5 •• I rIoIe-HAndr Cniinnn I• • •I- U A 1I __ • for up to 600 bonus stamp for UP tamps.1.I ____________________________ - Cs Goad Thiw ALL VEGETABLE SHORTENING 200 EXTRA With purchases totaling With purchases totaling $5.00 thru $9.99 $10.00 thru $14.99 I Use this coupon with the other i Use this coupon with the other Oslo To Cheese For pungent cheese like Lim. berger or Uederkranz, try a Margaux, rated by some exports as the most exquisite ciaret on the Bordeaux roster. 16 ut Wine like up . - 16 OZ. LOAF SAVE 14c around in the wine field. For a start here are a few suggestions, Including some cheeses that are not Fren& With a soft cheese like Brie or Camembert serve a Graves, the pale, yellow Bordeaux with a faintly metallic character. With blue cheese Roquefort or Gorgonzola try a rich, red St. _____ in d, dr . . W%e4) More and more hosts have found that a pleasant and relatiwly inexpensive way 01 enterlathing Is a wine and cheese tasting. But keep in mind that, wher Poe the two have anatural affinity, the various cheeses should be matched With coal, patible wines to get the full benefit One should shadow the other. ____ . MTastIng Party By TOM HOGE AP Newsiestureg Writet The French have been maklug wine and cheese since the days when their country was known as Gaul. And they have been making the range 1 known as Bordeaux for Jud aboutulong.WhIchexp1aIns Put why wine and cheese make such a perfect marriage. . ! It - 0 0 Match •' ___ ____ By CECILY BROWNSTONE turkey or as a dessert. Into a medium mixing bowl time Into the batter, allowing Associated p'ey $'.sd We used air 12-Inch electric sift togeth er the flea', baking excom to drip beck Into the Miss Ellis Leslie of Philla- skillet powder, salt and sugar. In a bowi,anddrcpirtodeepoll that delPhil, On@ of the greatest cause We roomy enough to do so small mixing bowl beat egg hu been heated to M American cookbook writers of lnjozttwobstches. Uyou use yoth and milk to combine; (Danotcvowdino1j)Fryujtfl the past century, was an for this speedy way, me caution. vadoaliy stir Into flair mix- brawn on bottom sides - 1 COL041AL APPLE BUTTER mixture sheets frorn spoon. fritters. She compa them Add the better-dipped nectarine ture; disregard lumpL minute; turn and brown other , tart apples Ladle Into hot sterilized jars. with whl, she said, wedges slowly to the skillet, one apple rider 2 cop Seal at once. Makes 3 pints. In aznali mixing bowl with a sides. Remove with slotted "are very Inferior to good tnt. at a tIme, so that spoon and drain well on brown clean beater, beat Sagor ten, and much more trouble- perature of the oil Is not white paper or pa per toweling, % tespasu ground dives fold Into SWEET CHERRY some to bake." She recom- reduced too drastically while until keeping me batch of fritters hot a1p PRESERVES mended four different kinds of they are going ji hi a Warni oven while others are 3 teaspoons c4mea 1 quart pitted fresh fruit frftt.eNECTARINE FRITTERS Dip one nectarine wedge at a being fried. I nutmeg sweet cherries tempos We wish Miss Leslie could 4 large nectarines Wash, stem and quarter 4 caps sugar have tested the fritters made 1 cup sifted flour apples. Add chime. Cock slowly Juice of 1 lemon recently In our t kitchen with 1 teaspoon baking until salt. Put apples through Thoroughly mix cherries, nectarines. We feel e she powder ______ food mill or sieve. Measure, sugar and lemon juice. Bring would have approved. Wedges teaspoon salt BEEF 'N CHEESE bread. Makes 4 sandwIches. Add one-half to two-thIrds cup slowly to boil. Cook rapidly 15 of the lovely fruit were en ased 1 teaspoon sugar In a small bowl, mix ore 43 SUMMERTIME SNACK WW for each cup of pulp, minutes, shaking pan oc- in a liglitits4tir better andcfried I Large egg, separated -ounce can roast beef spread and In a bowl, mix together one depending on the tarti of the caslonally. Cover and let stand until the coating was crisp and % cup milk 2 tablespoons sweet pickle 4' ounce can deviled ham, one apples. Add spices; mix well. lnacoolplacel2hours.BrthgtO brown. Sprinkled copiously Oil for deep frying relish. Spread on 4 slices l ounce package cream cheese, Cock over low heat, stirring, boil and boil 1 minute. Pour, wlthtiçerflnesugar,they area Superfine sugar ________ pumpernickel bread and top &dteried,and 1 teaspoon grated Will sugar dissolves. Continue boiling hot, into sterilized Jars delectable dish to serve with Rlnse and dryriectarfnes. Cut wi th 4 slices Muenster cheese. 'uflon. Spread mixture Nectarine Fritters complement to cock, stirring often, until and seal. Makes 4 half pints. froth porn or ham, chicken or each Into 5 wedges. Cover with 4 more slices of generously on cucumber slices. eet _____ Prices mbiab shoppere are flabg bergalas on som. melbc, picnic mom of heinbtgers and hot dogs -and an far they're "aft higher prices for coffee aid aggi found In other Florida d. Sead"raniod 1hird in a aerve, of 13 W "y Items he lea cIas by the Aociated Prey and The Evening Hera (iy Peiwola and Cocos had lower prices. The statewide average for the lS4tem niarketh.aket &uplied sitly, from $14.75 to $14.17. tnbioWs total an a,era Of -to chain stir. and localowned eazeteta - k,psd from 11(11 hi 114.32. Here's how the w arms cered: Pensacola, $14.11; Cocos, $1411; .mlr4e, $14.32; Lake Wales, $14.37; M1n4, $14.47; 1llit., $14.71; Daytona Beach, $14.11; (Mando, $14.11; Taupe, 115.1$; aid Jacksonville, $11.32 The bad bay on the day of the chock. A at atone SnhinIe chain store brought the average price down lo11cob -20 cents has than last and the that time since the survey was started the price has dipped below $1 a pound. The statewide average was $1.15, with prices as high as $1.11 In Jacksonville. coopou ilippers Imed an uaood hergain on bed hot dogs, We. which cost $130apomd_gceafs has than bct mouth bat etlU cm. 01 the state's higher prices. Most Florida coffee drinkers Icifuid with the rest 01 the neon as a result 01 last swrlrner's frost In Brazil. Prices rose an average of 13 cords across the stat. - but 'nhio1e's price held at $1.11 for one of the state's thasper prices. HigilPit coffee prices were In Jackson. viii., Tamps, Orlando and Daytona Beach, where it sold for $L*apoimd. S.mhiole shopperi also escaped a nationwide incrow In the price of eggs. Florida's average price rose 7 reta to 72 cats for a dozen medium eggs, but Seminole's prim dropped $ cents to59cens. Here's bow prices of the other martetbaget Items checked out In SMole: -A pound olcentor catpork chops cost an average 01 $1.11 a pound, down 3 cents from last month. -Florida's frozen smshine cost more. A 5-ounce can 01 frozen concentrate cost 31 cents, up a nickel from last month. -A two.rdfl package of paper towels cost an average 0177 cents, dapenny froml ast month. -The only Increase on this month's survey was a 20. cent jump In the price 01 butter. A pound cost an average 01 $1.30 In Srnlnole, 21 cents more than In Miami. - A 45-ounce box 01 Laundry detergent cost an ave-age of $1.31. 4 cents lass than last month. - A special at one Seminole chain store brought the Price cia 17oimce jug of fabric softener down for the first time since the survey was started. Seminole prices average 51 cents. - Peanut butter cost 73 cents for a 12-ounce jar, the sane as last month's average. - An $oimce can 01 tomato sauce cost 20 cents, a permy less then last month and the lowest price since the sorvey began. -Chocolate clip cookies still cost 99 cents for a l4. ounce bag. That price has held since the survey began. - A quart; 01 milk averaged 51 cents, a penny more than last month and the highest price since the survey began. - &it at $1.14 for a Sjxnmd bag, 6 cents more than last month. F*ine Fr*itters, Made Wl*th Nectarines u 'a By CBCILY UOW!rTOt4X corn cater, said to ho Inspired remove from heat. Gradually the beaten egg whites into ___ Prom PHd Ediler by one used In pre4tjab. stir In the milk (1 tablespoon at CO(fl mixture to lighten it; g He-araclpoforaprance. erda t doesftusjshfast a time at first), keeping ly fold in the remaining It Aznerlcaii dish -a lovely leash and effidenily. The grater Is amoth. Stir In I teupo'.m salt whites. Turn Into an unbutte, ___ like the cen'It ciasoametobe and code frunCallfor. stlnb* constantly, cook firm; the Freneb onally prolor, n1a), but In ow kitchen we find thickened and bolfing~ Off heat' Placi in a preheateci SM oven; at owe reduce hm ! the ceder a little "ruiuy' it it whisk the egg yolks, one at a to de can serve as a sauce. For. FRE11I )RN SOUFFLE time, Into the hot sauce. Stir In ______ ti puffed and t Innately you an led for this 3 ears corn, hag,d the 1 a corn. crucial point. When you are 40 to 45 mInutes. Serve It 2 lablespome butter or Beat egg whites and tea. ready to take the souffle out of margarine 1 01ff pe the oven, insert a silver knife In 3_bl'spoons cornstarch form. Stir a hogs spoonf ul ci Makes 4 to 6 nuv1ugs. the crackintothe top lithe Icupmilk,scald,d knife does not comeoutcien, Salt S7SSdISpIWSd the center will be soft. Should ___ teaspoon whi ybs4iI te pepper You wad It firmer, bib the 5 lerge eggs, saporejad or dNopW souffle a little longer. With aahwpknifecut oil only For thissouffle fresh corn h the tip. from the corn kernels; Mliii Till PSUQI to be cut from the cob so It Is with the back 01 the knife "creandyle," There are dl. &iape off the [naithi( pulp rections In the recipe for doing end juice; meenre I cup 01 thIs this with a sharp knife. But "aea.styie" corn. %% 111110111cocks who enjoy beautifully In a 2bqiaat saucepan over ____ ______ Alto" crafted utensils may be Inter. lowheat,meztti.intw; Mirin ested to know that there Is a the cornstarch until smooth; Seen W.tINk,,Avg.11.1999-4S Tf1P freestone plums 1 cup dry rod wine in the skillet by cooking briskly and stirring. Add salt and 1 cup sugar pe ppe r. Makes 4 servings. 3 slices lemon, each about 4-inch thick Rinse plums; quarter or halve, accordi ng to their size, VALUE discarding pits; there should be about I quart. In a medium saucepan gently heat the sugar STAMPS and wine, stirring, until the sugar dissolves. Add plums and lemon. Simmer, covered, just until plums are tender but still aiid sae ui*th IbP t1ue Stn11)S! hold their shape - this usually takes to 10 minutes. Chill. ____________ Makes 6 servings. am LI ;.r: I ,y4 ji,JZI I 1iç5c I I ..,.....Jfl ).J �-- ------- - --S- .$ -EviIqlr$p -. - t"t PS. ----- - - -- - — — L2Jkbr. A. Ii. F!. Vt LIPTON PRICES .000 ONLY... ORANGE, SUVASO, sq pwthss. sad. d,s. Oc COLLIER, AND VO(U$5* SUNTIS, CNAlLp0, BTL . . 9 5 l.ols.,cp, L....i Joke HARVEST FRESH — — Shouts WHITE GRAPES •..s ,, I c PKG. LIE AND MARION 16 H •sq pv.*h.s. (AKI. CITRUS LI°OID DETERGENT UI, I w$LSS -. Limit BAGS I w$Los sq saiL .I,s. UNINOu, OSCIOI*, 1 Silt Off) off TEA IN INISI COUNTIES Coicod. Ddpups,j,., 79c - 1 1 NAUVIST SN - ALL slogan" ICE swe, 9" _ ALL flAVORS SUPIRSOANO OS - P MORTON W - CREAM ON TNIWTY MAID - ICE Milk PIES CANTALOUPES HAL GAL 2-!1 1D F,uuks 9" Oft 141L - '.•• W0$ .PI.cs5 " 79c S IiuumscLwigsr _ ____ .. 89' _ "" w" t"' van Uliss . . or AN ow ... ' 14L 124s. 0. 0 .•....NO. U W.0 ,,d k.L, w T14á $Sc.d 1IIs. 89' blips..... ' RAG 2 $11, "• W-D Stow - __ PIjk I1UW1 __ 9" $I4 tLlM + - • 'J 2 OMIt. - si-.. $aI, CAN I I Alks ' ••r .I .. U FUDGE_P9.JI -- U now .k ""Won fimm ALL walivviple 09. "1.TOPINS ' 2 ' 1° fflm p f - f PISL '— Ir 1 • winew POTATOES PRIM, 2 NARVUT IRISH LITTUCI NARVIST 55$ ,,,,,,,,ROMAINE HARVEST IRISH HAMBURGER on NOT nnn THEY LAST FISCHER'S IUI 16 r BEER . ..d.. .. - .. TOWELE1TES $11513k . TUBE mm"a DOUME EXCEMN 36-". STL *-a& EFF BAN BASIC $139 SIZE /&J/J\ CLOCK RADIO - . VAN CAMP 0 0 fACH $229s PORK BEANS - I PINISIIIZI 00*01 'A' MEDIUM EGGS R, his ReserveT tl.lv I Dos. of 4holce S.p.;bit.d (Qun.;,) Margarine.. 3 Fool.. . ? t: s •• • Pink Lotion . . $119 STOKILY EACH 945 Rolls 2 •. GREEN BEANS $100 '' LB. BAG 88c PURINA CAT CHO 4 $1 67 Ady As" unks. ..25 79C VAPORATED MILK VEGETABLES 4I 1 'I A 49c ( IPACkE\URANGE JUICE A R;iin. .50 $555 LL $245 Fewd Buffer 3JAR Johnson"s Off toSIZE . . - .7 — km Mtwd.... Jim $1019 P S00 11 . R A5I_ Ration .25 2S . 29c $559 I CARROTS S 4 • 1 CHUN KING SHILIKIP 04 ICHOWMEij1DINNER............... !MEAT& SHRIMPROIL,,........... CHICKEN EGG ROLL ........ PIG ' 79c BABY LIMA, GREAT A i THRIFTY MAID b J Nk - HARVEST FRESH CANS DEL MONTE SPINACH II t 4 NORTHERN OR PINTO y BEANS tooc Sqc Green Giant Frozen Cream Style of 'M SSC rafkay (0worten) Quantd Rgh; WINN-DIXIE STOKES. INC. CO1vYRIGHT — 1976 WINE CELLAR NEW STORE HOURS * MONDAY THRU SATURDAY I' WINES THE FOLLOWING SUNDAY 9 a.m.-7 p.m. 9 a.m.-9 P.M. STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY 419 1. FIRST ST. SA JRO 117 SOUTH ROSLIND - ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING CENTER MT. DORA $349 - d . $100 - C. C. VINEYARD PINK CHABLIS, BURGUNDY, CHABLIS YIN ROSE' AND CHIANTI jDoL 69t V° Skakes . BOIDINS EGGS Qh M1J1. -' 0 LARGE IscI.d. L POTATOES , IUPIIIIAND GOADS 'A with $340 or Morie.,sss. S. NO. 1 VINT-VUI I ly - 3 89c HRIFTY MIXED 'WI a U. CTNS. 89C T MAID V10-ALL — DOL 59 . i 1441)(Jug STOUS. INC. I $11 I A DAIRY SPECIALS 4Ø, ej LAR K0ftT INS —, w000aoHsplNs PRO 8 8 c o r . — J LIGHTED DIAL) 2495 PER AND . T OAP BATH°I OldV TWO Shells 0 411 1010. 69c T;Qerizer Glad Senclwich Bogs no.- 83c Pave $113 $ $119 3-ow. I.flAP$OOY AM/FM DIGITAL (24HOUl11*i CH . Dixie Darling Prestige $$r; 3 $1 __•__••I %_ c TAKUS d-A111OSOL ANTIPIRSpl_ HT !' Loig. Loaf Fam Dixie Darling Pon +- 1111111. CO#F11 0 $103 CAntenna e PASTE ol-Ga. - •-. +Bread.....4 EACH Pretzels . . • 3 • 3- - - . Crochi Good ------.-••+ 1*1101w sH*oo• i-,( 99c jjj4 - Dixie Darli ng CANS 9 BUNS cJ PACK 1*Y1IX (WITH SISPIWSU) CB RADIOS r HARVEST IRISH CUCUMBERS PEACHES 99c ft FOR . DANJO WHILE L5S.vSj 00 2LBS.4sloo CABBAGE -ritoZ) 39c '1 $100 I AN,, t as OCCOU SPEA - 17 PLUMS NECTARINES V0 V~vl __ urns c*tj.. t°° : RVEST i cm. can JUKE .89' •S - II. •.SS 4 99c 6 ? — • so Plow UM IF6%0 Mae PRODUCE HARVEST IRISH JUMBO POT ' I39C __ X%O .._s ~ jl~ M v e w,ra_~ GALLON BOTTLE C AL 1 0 . FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 0 SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. SPANADA WINE HALI, . 0 0 GAO $279 I j.I_j. .......... ' dI I... . . — - 'f1 'aiaa' If1 �I 4S--EnMg HuraM 51111110111111rod, FL YMn.sp, A. ii. tfl __ __ ___ - .. TELEVISION . LISTINGS AND - 11111111111111111111 HIGHLIGHTS CLASSIFIED ADS . T (! c Wdn.sdy Evening ir SUIt py AFFAIR (1)mm wFAvOlim MARTIAN 4' ( 5:30 (2) (Fit M) I DREAM OF EMNE i .I.. lii, ;irass i.I a . him and aria. (R) nVt ve ptitiblismig RA ••• of a sW ploon 3 THE i OF t.7) ON TiE PRAfl( LEONAROO DA VINCI PIUUICIW damage, their Cl) STAMIKY WK P kgb deddelf b AP "W"1011110-MCIN0 1% - .. - a re. PLE Ore it ____ 11;10 I kin p - (4) CI) LATE PE r THE esoeac iinds pg b a detilider b a ssa ç .(T - NOVA The - ow 0 Michels (2) NC OUT: , SW as code cracking CI) MARY PMRflW4, MARY RARTMAN 1210 (l) WILD, WILD WEST 100 (2) () TCKIM - -2:00 2w (2) DALY OEflON,q. , on b a Psi& 5- a,,,, KanBsnycu. Thursday Fr 1945. ()-AW Gesell caing.- Join 1941. Miditl -n S 5:JS.7:I.: R ET (2) 0 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES c .WHEEL - -n OF - - -Liu LW WPLL FORTUE (I) GAWf (4)HOT SEAT _ (IZJ STORYBOOK SOUUES (4)(I) LOVE OF LIFE (4) HAPPY DAYS (R) 24 (M,n. and ) ANTIQUES (Tues.) ERICA (TPUs.) WOMAN (Fff)UER TENNIS` S 11:50 PALL HARVEY COW 4TARY 11:55 (4) (4) 3 cas imws "SURVIVE" IN 8-30 "THE LONGEST YARD" (2) (7 GAYS OF OUR (ID FAMILY FEUD (72) (Man.) FIRING -u_ (2) ODE DOCTORS (4) (l) THE (l) ONE LIFE TOLIVE Now mis period and Ient 24 (Tin.) TiE MEN 'MID MADE THE MOVIES (Thin.) JEPNE (R) (Fit) NOVA 3 MAY1ERRY D 3 (2) 0 ANOTHERWOFILD CL CL ALL IN THE FAMILY CI) GENERAL HOSPITAL 24 (itbt) A BIT WITH IG4T (Wad) WOMAN 24 TEMESSEE .TU)(EDO Preempted Friday for Fom4,y's k*.a Ftr*rs ,, on "Guiding - How do they put together their New York shows from again. Case in point: W. and Mrs. Robert Soder- California? ba& head writers on CBS' AS Sodertnrgay ss It works Guess the World Torus." They say call which charts the cot= of the "the long-term hamlet of New York. 'No, there's an advantage !o It," he said. 'We're more out It the world than you are If you're In the world where they make the show, "Very often,well say (to the show's East Coast end), Please look out the window and see what the rest of the world Is doing.' SptJzp there are p-.jgij thin,. vai ,4,i,'t W'. -.J -, ..-.- J drinkers. (Mon.) RIVAL S OF !1~..He1ip-win t!. rac New miS)Sdnd and SIIPL 3:30 (4) (6) MATCH GAME 24 MISTER ROGERS 24 ROCKY AM) FRIENDS, uPcecoo 4,100 (1) IROTEIDE (l) P.ERV GRIFFIN (4) EDGE OFNIGIf1 A hALL i.az.._taj Quilt CHICAGO (AP) - Twentyeight amateur artiste have Chicago In stitches. They have created a quilt with 30 squares depicting the history and sights of the city. . ..... ,,,, , for display at various businesses and organizations around the city and will be sold to the highest bIdder, with proreeds benefiting Hull House, a social service organization, The artiste, women and men ranging in age from 16 to 72, have studied quilt-making at the Contemporary Qjllt, a shop on the North Side owned by Kay Luyden and Ed Koizuml. without Hassle day's show. out - Including They spent 4,500 hours creat-. log the colorful, intricately worked quilt, which measures 09 by 100 Inches. Ms. Luyden, who prefers that designation, said it incorporates a number of quilting techniques, such as embroldery, patchwork, applique S. C. 29003 • and TEEN HOTLIkE 644-2027 !.; , - 4. of 25' PLUS (Taft. Ladles Nighti SKATES, 7:30.10t30 '- 40 A' Roller Rink The quilt is an example of what Is called an album quilt, '-) 1:1 MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATIONS OF AMERICA, INC. Douglas Snyder Skates - let Prize Roller Derby Precision 2nd Prize % .. Belier Derby 5alaring 3rd Prize Other prlzeialeo. , L1 REGISTRA1IONS NOW BEING TAKEN AT I'M HEADED TO THE PLAZA THEATRE EVERY You re invited to come joirt the fun at Skate Cit y super enjoyment for the whole family 1 " Mon. Aug. 23, thru Tues. Aug. 24 l4 hours starting 7P.M. Procaedsgotoltie / !Q6& It- I _ -. f 1wIj Q• , 11 SKATING RINK 11'NI 'I -1.,., JIOW.3SthSf.(SR4IA) -'? -, Sanford Skating Schedule MON 930AM TO 12 NOON 7 30-10 30 PM. TUES PRIVATE & SPECIAL PARTIES WED iOO-4PM.730.IO3OpM THLJRS 930AM.12NOON 730.I030PM CLOSED THURSDAY NIGHTS JUNE 11. 4C FRI 730-it PM SAT 1304PM.730.11pp,q SUN CLOSED JUNE JULY and AUGUST DISCOUNt RATES AT ALL SESSIONS FOR GROUPS lOot- MORE HE DOG TRACK ROAD OFF HWY I? 12 ON FERN PARK. 339.2474 1:30-i P.M., 2.4 varied days a wk. BAMBOO COVE APTS Pinecrest area. Start Sept. I. 323. One & 2 Bedroom epsvtmints, furnished or unhivr'Jsp,ed. Newly radecorated. Come see. E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, 333.13. ____- Are "4 . -- I (-1: '__\.•,•- SANORA Or Loièöo ARES-. i lo , $cI11IiI11 , 111XI1117.12till 7i They Hal Colbert Realty ________________________ Ln1tora 52-A -_______________________ SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP.,REALTORS KENMOREWASHER.parls, service, used machines. MOONEYAPPLIANCES3ZI.06,, - - 'Buylt Sanford Auction $200 French. 3n.7 ___________________ Autos Wanted -77______________ - ___________ _____________________ 4.11 Best i4'i\ 25th St. Sanford, Fib - BUILDER-DEVELOPER Buys? room, Deitona Custom-. 2 bdrm. full dining, 2 bath, 2 car garage, many extras inside & out, adjoining lot JUST LISTED- This 7 BR. I bath, with garden spot & fruit trees on 2 acres, with small barn and 1505 W. - available. 1051 Madura. OC cupancy when you want it Owner fenced pasture. Carpeting, workshop. All for $23,000. Call Sanford's Sales Leader CASSEL B ERR Y- Lmmediale possession. SpaCious 4 OR. 2 bath situated on beautiful golf course lot. Great privacy, walk to pool. and lemis. Owners must sacrifice. No qualifying to assume mc.lgage. Call Phyllis Capponi, Realtor-Assoc. After Pits. 534)72] FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCIATES, INC., REALTORS 322-2420 322.2090 ANYTIME Kish Real Estate - There Is no guesswork in shopping for the homemaker who plans her shopping the efficient, newspaper way. She starts by listing her shopping needs then pre-shoppi ng for them in ads in her ! Y ______________________ HOMES of DISTINCTION You ,j __ ___________ Large Wooded Lots Paved Streets Sewers SIre-il Lights Side-walks For Home Delivery ill I: IDYLLWILOE HOMES BY 322-2611 CONSTRUCTION fric - - LA dditions 2)1 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. __ ___ DYNAMIC PROPERTIES sv. Haric home situated on a lovely landscped corner lot with well & sprinkler Beautiful interior. coordinating drapes and car. Paling Kitchen equipped, Plenty Of closets.Florida room and - No qualifying, pay equity, assume mortgage 4 OR. l'-j baths. street, no through treflic. $2*oo MIS REALTORS Remodeling U2 321-00.41 321 0503 Casselberry, attractive 2 OR, )balh on shaded lot 121.500 or best offer. 2017S.FRENCH - I $303704. - ~~ i, JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ,1 ____ Home Improvements can cover your home with alum siding & sOtlit System AtIQ Interior, Exterior Ptasterinç7, Roofing Gutters vt-i- Eip Plaster Patching & Simulated Eagle Siding Co $51 9563 Brick & Stone Specialty 322-2710. - WANT TO SELL vuu HOMF Insulation Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? Get some action with a Her ald lEST PRICE BEST PRODUCT Free Estlmates-2I Hours classified ad Well help write THERMOTEK,$3)) an ad that will bring fast sale. CALL3222aiI Land Clearing ____________ ____________ Beauty Care ____________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON tO'mrnly Harrie-tri Beauty NGok) $19E First. 372 5747 Home Improvements C&A BackHoe Service t.arvj clearing, lit dirt. cijy. rock All kinds of digging Ho,,etraii,rs stored end moved 372 9142. dirt, top soil. 322 9O C. E. SHEPHERD Landscaping Reoa,rs. Call 323 U15 Roof Repir, Carpe-ntrp. Painti.ig, __ ART BI4UWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Drive - Have some camping eguiprnenj.,, r.., .? 3.ii i in wan a Classified Al n The Herald, call 2611 or $31 9993 and a friendly ad visor will help you. - Sewing AIt,ratlor, Dress Making, Drapes. Upholstery. 322 0707. - WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving t an apartment? ESTERSONLANDCLEARING FlIt Painting, Remodeling, General Pest Control Bulldozing, Excavating. Ditch work. Get some action with Lawn & Care I Herald classified d Well help you wr ite ifl ad that will bring fast sale CALL 322 261) ______________ _____________ Tree Service Home Repairs. Gultering. Cement Mowing edging, trimming, acIng work Free estimates $315447 and feftiiiing Free estimates LUMBERJACK'S TREE SERVICE ________________ Central Heat & Air Conditioning. Phone 323 5934 Tree trimming & removal Free For tree estimates, call Carl estimates licensed & insured EXPERT LAWN CARE Hart-u at SEARS in Sanford 333 962 7197 Mowing. Edging, Trimming un Free Estimates Phone 32]1799 TrashHauled.Lawncar, Hauling GOitg1megonetopo,'p5lllt,oseoId$ GET THOSE LUXURY it-EMS FOR 333764% A FRACTION Of THEIR COST clubs wittia Classified ad. Call 333. IROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' Z611 or $31 9993. Get Plenty ooprosp,cts - Advertise your product or service in the WAYNE .1 LENNOX I AS50 Classified Ads, 01111111111111111 I TurIgrass Consu lting 5,,.,3, - Golf Courses. Ball Fie-lIS, Carpentry, Remoaeg.. Lawns Addition s Well Drilling 323 6019 tar more info Custom Work Licrnted. BondeFree estimate 373 6031 garage, gold carpet - Close Painting to Itave some camping equipment you schools. 3230237 aSter 5:30. no longer use? Sell It all with a ____________ Lovely 3 BR. 2 bath, cen tral heal & Classified Ad in The Herald. Call air, family rm. garage, large127 2411 or 531 9793 and a treendit A I Pantng Brush. roil. spray fenced yard. separate Studio. Ad vSar v,-lI reip iOU Qi.i4htt *0th Wnit- PIiCCS 13,000 equity & assume loan of re estimates 327 01.51 COUNTRY - Nice 2 BR, bath home on ever an acre. Shaded CALL 32231O3 Broker Deitona.#.61 Ml) Cabana $33,900. APPOINTMENT _______ __ Asking 141.950 $29,900 SANFORD HEIGHTS- A c)arm,ng FOR , Evening Her,gd all 5233. "SERVICE BEYOND Like new home, zoned Commercial. THE CONTRACT" Life In ideal office. $21,500 Harold Hall ML" LOPIGWóOD - Lovely corner Ia, Realty, Realtor, 73 with large shade oak tree In front. Back yard stockade fencing. QuiIl lusetllacstate, housefor sal e, turn. neighborhood, convenient o or unfurn. Call Attorney Rober' shopping. Good cabinet space In Morris, 322 51 kitchen. Range, Refrigerator, \\Welcomes Decorator wall paper.. Double OELTONA- "A Must See-" 3 BR. all brick. sunken family room, carport, patio Metal storage wail to wall carpet, 2 car garage. Shed. Will sell FHA 3 BR. 2 both. 9dy i , . paper, PLEASE CALL ._ 571-1)96. Multiple Listing Service REALTORS 2543 Park I ]2I0759 eves. 3fl7442 carpeting. 122.950 1135 Bralley Odhani-3234670 Real Estate Broker 26355. Sanford Ave. LARGE CORNER LOT- 3 OR. i bath, completely fenced, At tractive paneled family On, Bedroom From Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT BATEMAN REALTY - Muft-FamlI1t 11 U KEEP YOUR HORSE- On this I acre country 3 BR, I bath, tiled farm lan0. fenced around house and I acre. 137.300 Kitchen Equipped Hom.sreadyforyourinspectjon and Immediate occupancy 2 BR, block, family rn-i.. freshly painted, nice neighborhood. large oak & fruit trees. See to believe. $19.900. Only $15,000. Qtstef, 315?y In Move It ______________________________ Commercial $1,000 & - Aluminum Siding 107W, Ph0ne332 7111. Sanford HAPPYDAYSAREHEREI._3BR, 1 bath, with central heat & air, Carpeting, above ground pool. Bedroom Apis. Know Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. / .J~ BUSINESS DIRECTORY ____ W. Garnett White 111,100. Studio, 1, 2.3 Conventjonol-5% Down 11 beautiful tree-shaded yard Large picture window , fireplace. Estate sale, 523.000. Harold Hall Realty, Realtor, 323 5771. COMPARE THISt 3 BR, 1 bath, attractive, carpeting, eat-in kitchin, a short walk to hospital. L . hostess will k1 H)LDA RICHMOND S743167 ymts. W-!1.,. -.- ;~ Charming older 3 BR, extra large - omega MONDAY IN THE , EVENING HERALD area.2",,sorl acres,Frontage on * SINGER FUTURA * Isldes, 330' paved. City water, fire One of Singe's finest. Sold _ .i.. Protection. 53000 per for all or pick over $100. Needs somsone t yourown parcel & make offer. Sli. assume balance. 111610. or pay flq, $1330 mo. Free horn, trial. Will .. trail,. Call Bill at II sm. DEItARY - Beautiful 1 acre lots 14.110. Only $10 down with Sanford- 3 bedroom, 3bath,in, inlng & living room. Fenced, Merchandise Nice neighborhood with pool and tennis courts available. 13,000 down and assume $33000 mor- 5_I tgage, 3231302. to,' Sale ______________________ 3 Bedroom, l'. bath, central hea t & air, carpeting. Excellent condition, 122,500. 323 *3)6. L (East) SWAPSHOP FLEAMARKET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admlfted free. Comebeoww.verySund.ytoS at the Movieland Drive- In Theatre. South 1733. Phone M. ___________________ Call Bart YOU'LLFALLINLOVE_Witntt,15 custom built Britanny, 2 large Bedrooms, 2 baths, extras galore, $31S00. refrigerator, Apments 25,000 - I(I1ILf PLAZA AD EVERY General Codntr,3clor J. Brown. Sales Rep. 322 3654 'Pter Used Stenstrom Realty Gardens . VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA , .It.irnonto Springs 1- crigoos ood iidC-$00wn ree, bealfu,Interior with all extras. 322-5104 th, MO !r eneva New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM The RUTH TUECH 8349212 Forrest Greene, Inc. n"433 REALT ORS u, 70_5WSp 8. Trade __________ 2 OR house, stove & refrigerator, 5175 mo. Mature adults. 106 W. 27th St. 322-fill. ' Sanford's newest residential neighborhood ( '3'k" 2 BR, bath, stove & heat & air. 333 3433 SOUTH I SHIRLEY MILLETT 034-9212 \-' BR tiomeon 1'acre waterfront site, large trees. plenty of privacy. $31,300. - Forrest Greene Inc. _______________________________ REALTORS11130-6813 Guessing? Altamonte Springs SEE THE I SR. 2 bath, central hNt & air, Lake Mary area. sii,o Any Quantify. NOLLI Cusatberry, Hwy. 17.53 130-12%. DeLand Southridge QOIP COU?1 LAKE MARY- - Wanted to buy used office iur,wha'e. ________ . / Forest City _--- DAVE'S 3235310 _______________________ .4 1 isselberry -Winter Springs 337.2?48 3 OR block home In country, air, G eva,Sacrn.Mobilehomehook LiP, sn.xa. 10 Pct. down. $200 mo. fe-iced yard. din. Excel. Cond. 34 $,i00. 3234344. -- - We Buy Furniture Center" SWIMMING POOLS ByiheGation You Design-We Build II Yra In Construction Business FREE ESTIMATESNOOBLIGATION JOHNNY WALKER,333 4457 43-Lots-Acreage -_-- EVES. 332.1317 or 3flI2 _______________________ TELLER- Experienced only WIlT REALTY Req. Neal Estate Broker 321-0410 i71-7I3 372-orn lb.th.$13,300 ZIP "Aqua Play - - Double corner lot, I ROoms, furnisiwd, wafer paid, fruit23rd treesSt., 3 BR, 1½ baths. child & Pet O.K. $120 me. 501 $37300. Ave. 3fl;-' 1111112-400 - 3n_1 3721016 - SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTEREO WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. me Hwy 17-fl __________________ 1 14i Sanford ID !*# , Do LwiflhIt, 207 25th S MULTIPLE LISTING SERVIC COUNTRY CLUBMA$OR_351. 1 bath. deal heat & air, $1O0 month. 322 S11 a POISON MARINE EJeclrolux VacuumClea,,e, With Power N0UIC. $100 - They Just L7 e / - over payments of $15 Sanford 332 3270. ___________ N w in 'Ihe WS prJfl b4 41--Houses 20$ F. -- RENTALS MONTHLY AVAILABLE CO10rTV,AirCond,,MaId5er , QUALITY INN NORTH Sanfrd.33353OO 1q73 12'x44', 3 BR. front kitchen, _______________________ i4, at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E. lit St.. Downtown ii0lOrtandoD,ive T a ke PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy Furniture & MceItaneotn. Sell for pct. commission. Free Pickups Auction. Saturdays 7 p-ii. _________ 1• HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 834 9212 SUMMER CHURCH SCHOOL CLUBS & BIRTHDAY Pt,. 322.93.13 I .. ________________________ manager, 333,411 or IS YR. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES WYNPIEW000- 3 OR. family room, range. reirig., large 101. Nice and clean. *20.300. - REALTORS. 11251MobIle Hoes Adults-No pets l&SRI3I,Lonowood 4.Mjbh Ho -- -_ --__ 330.000. 6 els. s*oeo 373-7311. tch Ocean 1.-oreApIs. 33 Atlantic. Deytana Belch. Ca Mrs. N. U. Hut.sct' i5 10$1 ll NEED A HOME?- $100 down payment to Qualified buyers. I BR, l"7 baths, cen tral heat, Reel [state refurbisite. At low as si..000. _____________________ MCI5Ul'Y lake. fireplace, fruit trees. I lots, fill' For used furniture, appliances, s' etc. Buy 1 iv 1001 ifIms. Larry's Mart. 713 Sanford Ave. baianceof51$5.5Oorpaysii.pqq nm Will tat, trade in. Singer equipped to 119-189 Ilo make button Item. Balance of $3I.0 or 10 paynient5 of $6. Call credit - Lake Mary- clean & pilvate. bedroom fu -niaJted apt 1 male, no pets. 322.3M. pwk or .... _::.vo Oneof Sinoer's top TOUCh and S Zig lao machines. Asiume Cash 322-4132 ____________ - __________ Call ody:_ JULY 15 AUG 19 IrLko 373-930. BROKERS 313-7711. -.-_ ---Suy -- • ..-- WIDE. DIIDi. ___________ FUTURA BY SINGER stock. _ One panel depicts Carl Sand. V A 4 ____ __ Lake Mary, 3 OR, 3RisottPVOp8tt3? MO PARK, 1, 2. 2 bed frau., apt,. Adutt I family perk. Weekly. 3313 Hwy 1743, Sanford Swiger Touch 'N Sew. with wIA cons,,, balance ie.so 0, 4 DS7VIeriP$ of $13.30. NATION ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Oays-3321123 _______________________ Nlgitts-322-2233 1 Ian.ceL racIng. namers,&stiOw _______________________ pictures such as might be found In a photograph album. - AduIle,$140mo. _______ 332 1201 or 3fl-aa7 Pg.ons. 01110 ___________________________ it those that burg's ocetic description nI ChL cago as "bogbutcber for ft .. .. - . 41 .wwiu and city o thebig shoulders." Another has the seal of the city, another an outline map with flags of many of the ustionalitles represented In the city's population. One panel shows the city's museums; others the lakefront and Buckingham fountain In Grant Park. The famous scuipture seen in the city's streets and parks Is shown In one, and the big Chicago fire In another. 21 - - MANAGER TRAINEE- Several positions JENNY CLARK REALTY Reaftiv onen is DaY$andAft,r ours screened-In porch Adulti only, No tI. -_ 3125S or 3775753. OMNI Approx. 33,000 down, $153 month . Prlci $21300, Owner. 323-0533. U"stock-Flioultry _67 ______ Sewing Machine ______ __________________________ Large 1 bedroom trailer with Room turn. aIr. Conditioned. $iOmo. Ill E.Sth$t.. - . 0 ___ Is dispatched to New York. English padding. She said In art Interview that one of the purposes of the quilt sto promote an interest among city dwellers in what in the past i Is Fu,'nlsil,sd apt. Bedroom is _________________________ Call - ______ ISiS air. FURNISHEDAPARTMENT 2XOP.NllanviIIe -AVON HAVE A VERY MERhY CHRIST. MAS - and the money to pay for It. 'Start w - sell beavtiM Products, Make beautiful money. TAFFER REALTY Rig. Bill 1100 E Wit St. Estate Iroter * * * * * * * * * Then, Soderberg says, each made up ________ kitthenc.b;n eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central large lence back yard. - Goo* - Th Week" History tester, psychologist, architect, Wednesday 31-Apertmses - 313 3337333 - IF QUIET AREA 23 BR rIdecori$ Iwitie,loIsof - ,,, __________________ £101115. From S1M. E*cMivi area. Mgr. 322-7113. : --~ _________________________ Help Reveals Chicago 2 SR home, untwnfted. , HAL COILERT REALTY 11211, all 142 CArpet, Sailors 3 SR.2 baths. cintral air& heal. 2 car gerage, excsptional buy. sv.too. 4133004. me. ISEDROOM .11mall"I Ad with the greatest op. STENOGRAPHER- Noexperie portunity. Call 3fl$5l3. 7 51 mIie homi, furnished. sio ___________________ I- medical doctor, Interpreter and W . Wflhed u. electric, ..s.io kitchoiw. Disfi 41-ffiuiss WLIJJI7, Aag. II_ trn-i Lake Mary BUY JUNK CARS-from $10 to ..tt S1V.RadIO.Stee-eO x ______________________ Furn. Apt. ________________________ call .1424 after Ip.m. Central Florida's oldest Toyota SALES REPS 5Immediate _____________________________ 'i4 dealer is interested if 2 good men. WILL TRADE for smaller home. 13" Color TV positions, paper products plus 15*. Want 1531 or older Dodge Dart; aisc Guaranteed reconditioned auto Must be eager, neat, honest and off Ice turn. apI., lights, water lurn. berm., central heat a-c, 4 yrs. old. equipment $100 wIll buy any make convertibles batteries. $17.5 exchange. have a desir e to make well above $141 mo Adults nt h. 323-3730. only, 133. 322.3116 atter I 333 3530 after 5 p.m X 4en Phone 323-1010. r1 the average income REEL- S BODY SHOP, 1101 Floaters ant, GAL FRIDAY- Light typing & -wk-days. __________________ Sanford Ave. Ovlsdo area, country home, custom drunks need no, apply. Past sales lo Wehavealargeseiect nofb,& bookkeeping MORE CASH built. 2¼ acres, I BR. 3 baths, Service Station EquIpment- Tanks, white portable TV's. $25 to MR& experience helpful but not X 31AapIexes offIce, 3300 sq. ft., 3 mos. old, For Wrecked or Junk Pumps, Air Compressor, Hoist, - essential. Apply Mr. Thornton -. HERB'S TV, 1200 S. French, 3 SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER- -_ss,oco equity and assume mc.-1134. etc. 322-5533. Stenstrom Realty Cars & Trucks Experienced In rentals Unfurnished, two bedr oom. Security gag, of 135.000. Appraised Any year thru l74 models. 7 deys 1 ECONOMY TOYOTA * Deposit. Adults Preferred, 333. * * * * * * * * * _$!!.000.o ne.-, 365.6m. -- 1 Farm Wagons _*eekCallcollect. 541-2111 RECEPTIONIST- Fun lob I"iGarage sales r323.313I. $200lUp -- 155 Air port Blvd. at Hwy 17.33 X _____________________________ ______________________________ " Special 322-2031or3fl.3Iftaf,er5 of e I Sanford, Florida SECRETARY- Good typing Sanford. Lake Mary area- 2 on, JIM HUNT REALTY 78-to,'cycIes YAR) SALEappliances, air conditioned, WaVE GOT ITI Thp owner has aWorking Foreman, mature & In. RATERWILSON MAIER FURNITURE rri(foy&$aturdaylotoi 3222111 been transferred, and must sell 2321 Park Dr. Insurance experience drapes, area rug, fenced yard. telligent. Capa')le of working with Motorcycle Insurance 465 Roselle Drive thiS 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in REALTOR AfterHrs. 311315BUY-SELL-TRADE X $110 mo. 374et. E. St. BLAIR AGENCY 322-5622 _ J m-29u Loch Arbor. Large fenced lot, new and supervising men. Small LEGAL SECRETARY- Will train factory. United Solvents. 322-1401. 3233541or323.fl1$ Supplies -central heat Kitchen X & air, breakfast bar, Bathroom Cabinets, 32.lnjce, LJflftJrfljSIi, family room,plus enclosed porch. Choice location, corner lot, citrus I Counter tops. Sinks. Installation Service Station attendant, from 2 to BOOKKEEPER- NCR 3300 ex. _____________________ 1161 Honda CS 350, 1100 Miles. lrees.3bedrooms,2 And bath, ,ncl,,d much p.Iinc morel ss,soo. 10. Benefits. Profit sharing, Inavailable. Bud CabeII. 322-1052 Excellent cond., $310. 322-3117. Lakefront house, qarage. 333-10)1 after S. tri m nice yard. citrus anytime. Office Furniture surance. Apply In person to Im. :3 BR. unfurn. kitchen penal Oil Station, 13th & Park, AUTO PARTS- Counter sales & Wood or steel desks, executive desk equipped. 322 -11U. I" Table Saw, Craftsman, 2 blades, 79-Trucks-Trailers delivery Sanford. & chaIrs, secretarial desks & Call Sanfors Sales Leader ', tip. mot, 2 side es I X chairs, straight chairs, filing Sanford3 OR, 3 Bath, air, stove, tensions, cut-off guide & ripping Chevrolet 4wheeI drive ½ ton TEACHERS- for 4th & 7th grades. FURNITURE SALES- Super job bin11s, as is. Ca and carry. REAL ESTATE refrigerator, $1.3 me. Security, oude. vs Jig saw. Is' throat. pick-up truck, aomatic hub. Experienced & Fundamental, 322- 2420 -WE SELL SUCCESSRealtor NOLL'S 3fl 19I 5100. 322.7111. Craftsman with motor, $25; 10" 57200. 322 4532 or 322 3724 eves. Cen tral Fla. Christian School. 7' Cessestterry. I7.12.$3O-42fl ANYTIME 201 Commercial 323-5174 Band saw, Craftsman with motor, ___________________________ 1250. Mr. 1970 Chevrolet 2 Executive saw ton RETIREMENT blades ', pick-up and stand. $50; truck. - Live-in housakeeper, to care for Multiple Listing Service I' bed, g-: condition. $150. rn Folding golf cart, *10; 12' Air boat, ______________________ 62-LWTI-G1UOn litnI-inyalid man. Lake Mary, Accepting applications on 6 new REALTORS DELIGHT aluminum, without motor, 575; 10 0013 days or 3331311 after 4 2543 Park Walk to the store. Lovely fenced i 323.1309. town homes. Large 3 BR, 2½ tip Royal Scott. $75; Squirrel cage Lawn Mower Sales 1. Service- We yard with Patio. 3 BR. family Ill baths, carpet, central air, 2 car room & huge eat-In kitchen, fan, 23000CFM.withSHPIphas, Sell the Best 1. Service the R,st. ExpIvIencedautomecp,anicfl,,t, 80-AUtoa for Sale garage, formal dining, plus motor, 175; Snapper mower, 4 tip. Everything you need to be happy Western Auto, 301 W. First St., 322. Excellent working conditions. Multiple Listing Service Private p.110. Water 1, lawn with sulky, for under $25,000. Gust Ornber 323 Apply in parson to Art Grindle's maintenance 1532 VW Bus. 7 passenger, AM FM. 2951, Ni. Co'ner 3rd 1 Holly, furnished, plus SEEIN'ISBELIVIN'_2BR,l ba th, Wheel Ranch, Hwy 17.33, ___ Sanford __ swimming & tennis. $135 mo. new tires, good condition, s,000. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES '\iJge Sanford. home with Central hat-air, carJordan, Realtor Cliff CALLBART REAL ESTATE. 322 $31 7049 inn- 6 P m. 1 1 - It Woodrutt'sGerd en er Cent fenced petti ng, yard, screened 531_$222 7111. - 17' AlumInum uoai, trailer, with '- -porch only $1S.IQO. Call ferappt 21-Situations __________ ,,-'.40%CelefyAv,. nted LAKESIDE iic Century, air. power tip. Mercury. Consote- Stereo, AMrow. -Nice 2 B edroom block horn, steering, AM FM radio, tow miles. M. IJNSWORIH REALTY FM radio, Cassette Recorder, I APARTMENTS Will keep elderly patients in my FurnorUnfurn. fl36MS 63-Machinery_ Tools Track Tape player with speakers VETERANS, THIS IS lTt$250is all home. 322-2331. Large 1 42 Bdrm. Reg. Real Estate Broker -323 1920 S HP Rotor tiller, 2530 Orange it takeS to purchase one of these 503W. lit St. Furnished or Unfurnished BuickStatiOflWagon Ave. Sanford. Gravely tractor, with mower & rotor 3 BR, I', bath, central air & new 3 BR, 2 bath homes from 3?3-4061or323-OSlleves. Phillips 64 Station 2usiness CLUB ROOM ______________________________ ponities tiller. Excellent condition. 00 $ 2,000. 30) E. 33rd St., $300. Call 3214410 9th&Frencp, Ave. Antique Player Piano; Custom built 323-5553 POOL after 330. SANFORD, brick 3 BR, 1 baths, Bamboo antique wood bar with Plant . - Least Datsun including Z rsand FISH FROM YOUR OWN BOAT *100 down. About Silo a month Near II stools & glassware; Large and For Sale, SR 436, 3 OR, clean & very roesasable DOCKI 3 BR. 1½ bath, C.H & A, pays all. I", pcI. annuM pci. rate, NO DEPOSIT 64--Equipment trucks. For information call Bill for Rent Oriental lamp; Two Pioneer bright, fenced yard. 1150 lease. Phon1323.75n Fla. rm., plus family room. Im30 yf'S. 111.300. Ray or Jack Mink, 531-1315. NO LEASE speakers. 322.45)5. 447-5307. maculate condition. Large Ice-. __________________________ ________ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp, REQUIRED sn.sco. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- 'flan, 26.10 SANFORD AVE.. neat. 2 BR Rentals Shampooer for only $1 50 per day '73 Models. Call 323-5570 or $34. 51Household Goods home, new carpets, carport, _________________________ SANFORD- 113 Country Club Wm, H. Stempei Highway CARROLL'S FURNITURE 4405 Dealer). screened porch, garage, $16,500. 17"tSanford - Realtor Circle, 2 BR, family room, heat, Across From Ranch Novse KULP DECORATORS 30-Apartments Urdurnlsf air, nice carpets, large lot, first & 1919 S. French CRANK CON'ST., REALTY 197) Super Beetle, i spent, good 333.499) 323-$tlOor$31.9777 Pehits W.I$tSt.3fl 3335 last months rent. $ )30 ma. REALTORS-530.434) Eves. 322.1496; 333-hIU3 1, condil,, 19*3. Firm. $43i, We Buy 3 Room, kitchen equipped, clean, 575 Eves. 323 31.9 -Furniture CASSELBERRY. 2 king size Doberman mo. AKC Puppies, pet 322-3342 alter S or and 1972 El Camino vi, automatic, week-ends. _______________________________ Planning a carport sale? Don't ill Don't _____________________________ bedroom duplex, nice trees, handy ShOw quality. Cropped ears & Reduced for quick sale-. By Owner, Power steering. $1511, to advertise it in the want to Altamonte Mall and I-I. $115 $tso to 1 Sunland 3 BR. 1 bath, heat & air, ShOts. ,)00 Terms. 365 WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD ads of The Herald. MO. plus $75 damage deposit many extras. $19,900- 31-S311. 57 40 .. Phone 321 1050 a .;.;. script ____ _______________________ Ia-Help DUPLEX- Furnished or Un furnished. Ideal licitlin. Reasonable rifll 3-372i. _______ - actual shooting scripts of each write the scenes and dialogue. Then they send the scripts back to the Soderberg works In Santa Barbara for editing. Truck Driver- recent Mobile experience necessary. No others need apply. Call Tom CrOOks. 373. 3370. • Automobile Salesmen .0 ...9 .".... .*.,.,.@ ...0 ... VLIt$J3 PIUS accepting new Students for fall '•£47 _12 __ -... ..-,.. n year. Were the Soderberga the only writers, this might cause a buzzing In the kainpan. But they have help, two other writing teems and Jillian Spencer, a scrivener who once acted In the very show for which she now writes. They work on the re . UL - kCentral Florida Christian School -. '1 works out to seven acts per lines by the Soderberga and range of occupations, COLW.R.RISHERor r.: v show, 35 acts a week, 52 weeks a And, he said, the community In which he and his wife live "pretty much reflects everyday stories" of the sort going round and round on "As the World Turns," a show they've been lead writers on for tiree years. librarian, teacher, nurse, writer, book publisher, cookie Phone (803) 245-2465 or write - Bamberg, ____________________ -__11-Jfltrct are up to, occasionally tossing 4I7 OnN.OregoflAve,,i)MII.NSR 44. lust west of I-I & I Mi. W. o Sanford. 3223 ____________________ t see or do In New York." The qullters represent a wide t .w Box C . Then hey ouUlne every act th in suggested lines of dialogue. As the show became an how'long opus last December, this -_ ______________________ HOSPITAL. f-I NEE INABINETT - each show, writing a detailed daily outline concerning what the day's plot and characters accountant. CPT - -• 14 iüñiyear(n from 2,400 miles away, working advance. IS ALCOHOl. A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON in For families or friends 11 story," Ld aria ptayesf Sanford, FlorIda 32771 Sanlivd Live-in housekeeper, watch a-j Yr. olds. Salary. Private room & Useofpool.Permanent. 327 5330. _________________ Nurses: RN's&LPN's. Ades.Ajj companion. Needed immediately øeas, black-eyes, you pick. Old Routh Farms. SR 4& West. ng se business working Partners. No investment. Y,±.PEAS, you pick, new patch. Black322-1251. ey Purple hull & Cucumbers, WANT ADS ARE WONKINiO EVERY DAY -READ AND Us THEM OFTEN. Call 423-4337 Write P.O. Sex 1311 this They create what they way: They should be. Their show Is taped in New York, but thc'j Soderberg only laughed when FACED WJTH A DRINKING P RO BLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anunymous Can Help they're quite happy. at their home in the pleasant, unhwTled coastal city of Santa Barber. Calif. 4-frsonals -- $50 securIty dip. p3-1701. _ 41 IWu minI HiraM, lastiid, PP. ____ __________________ Stairs, pelvate e.Wranc,, MS me. ftarA Phonefl] SlOorrn 0740 For further Information call 123-111 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P. Sex 353, Sanford, Fla. 32171. eight yeas ago when they team -Personals - 3:15 (4) GENERAL Prepare your son for life in an orderly environment conducive to improved academic performance. Give him a chance to develop his true potential. Grades 7.12. All varsity sports. Honor ROTC. , UP'E (Ts.) NOVA (Fit) FAMILY FOCUS (I) 0,000 PYRAMID $rrT]nT - City. out In the frenetic, nervous 200 ll - Light." LIVES (4) (I)AS THlE WOMDa caller suggested It must be __ awful hard In all that tranquilTLFM Ity for him and the Mrs. to AT (7) (fin. oi'y) i,c TOP compose daily difficulties acted : .2 w'i. started as reflecting the travails of Fun ___________________________ 2427 Holly Aye, NEMHBOWCW Afternoon 1 2 00 (I) NEWS (4) (4) YOUNG AND RESTLESS - _ IIIIIIIIIulr-lTprl,!c . Totan 11:30 FUTUREWOILD - 103 () ("" sisiCIUSC's* 1567. (Fit) 4st ii George TWI, Meft 1949. 1:30 i 00Iijj, ga3. , (TPsis.) Mgis Wi lie Rn Mrgia m@ 1.1,1111011111. Sóey Fox. (81W) 1. (Fit) 'Thndeza 1ht" ID1i_,, II IttaWL 1000 (2) 0 SANFORD AND SON (R)___ (4) (4) p (7) 24 SESAME T E (R). PI@W It must mean all their writers are tormented New Yorkers, $23 mo. Call Church of Redeemer, BUSY BEE CHILDCARI LOS ANGELES (AP) - Most The Sodergs have beer so operas are teed In New Tiling for ) years, and mar, Lot 33, Sec. S. Everywn Cemetery. 31011S125SInQIL $30)Ior i1113 G. York, vu their characters and tied for 26 years, hot they onlj V. McDonald. 3706 tIN St. West, plots hove mad grid and woe. began writing soaps together Bradenton. Fla.. 33501. itodaily dieluhanguLsn tTs Qins of ModGhoul." (81W) morninlL (2) SUNSHINE ALMANAC FIlcka." Roddy _____ 0 LLIAS,YOGA AND YOU 8:10 of San MYJ1E (&bt) 'Ths Mummy's Curs.." Lan Qensy, Pr (81W) I L * Gorgon (4)3 COB LATE IE When Bl IN T (l) ABC MOVE lie .w. s.' Jnm4W A' to 00w SPL Dasi Cnwon 5r's s' ro'I. is bY IWii*i nW a auo d mp si * shi p stick in a Medisenalm x' (J 24 MQVIE 'ri W ___ , 1943 (Tues.) -'Thunderhead, (l) . (2)3 TOMOIfT i.wt 3 MOVIE: (Mon.) "My Friend Flicka." Roddy McOmed PPi.&.. i (4) GM49IT (I) MIKE DOUGLAS 9H li' 0014's Iaet(lin.) 1130 i. -SwArgh . sense at Wairilli in WO pursue - - - -virgin ___bbs avw 11 (2)1) (7IE 3 LLMS, YOGA NC YOU "ft ' --. on&- ()"Fort MORNING (I) PHIL OCNfrJ4E - - and the AAW. ow NC IViTOt King Of (Tues.) "Beauty heran 333S37 or Mrs. Martin. 322-440, or -Mn. Holcomb, 3221327. Prosper 3-Cemeteries (Mon.) ___ ow CAPTAIN (4) T KANGAROO "•'ii Writers CL AMERICA weby VS (2) OTIELRTLEHOL$E his plewis i VS dew go Va e dewbe a wJwrw '• - (1) GOOD u --. CI) RYAN'S HOPE (73 SESAME Sfltu (2) (7I4( Three BASEBALL- r L t - RSET Care __ r t$ttristian Day Schoøl has open -'for I and 5 yr. olds for'fali semester. Tuit)g, Sunday-Noon Friday (4) MCDY (730.5 Oi. 4). - Noon The Day Before Pubhcatlon D ut-Yns f, bI$Iflsi$ 11SalldliW bylInes... -UN lIsa - - - WNW i€ (2) 08O S POPEYAND FRIENDS ,, low HDGAIVS HEROES (2) m Cl) cOB P C4 D I. DEADLINES 1256 4'REY W725ants 93Efff TPA" Daytime TAXI OiIVERS care' - f I ______ 3 Sidreitn, k,ICMn eqwppid. VP- Call Tail LEASING AGENT- Fiv apai',,g S-Lost & Fniij Complex in Sanford. Saturdays ________ am, to 4 p.m. and as needed, lady who fo4 Experience preterred Send _ould the _____ COCkIr 1 called 372fl%, Please iume to P.O. 50* 1,11 Lake 11 call again. ___________________________ Ask for Cheryl after S. Mat'y, Fla. 37744. - = THE LONE RANGER - RMAIDA (I) ALL MY CHILDREN 3 (FrI.),ROMAGNOLrS VOTIONAL. -- PORT STYLE (2) DALY DE (7 PAIL i thru S firms ........4IcaHfI MUW" ° _______ Ads often, thru25tlfflt$ . - .3lca HrV - -- 24C HrV 1:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M.26 times .. (12.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) MONDAY thru FRIDAY 3 Lines MIpilmum SATURDAY ill-Noon (.1) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 3 ROBERT MAC tEL RE- (1) GILLIGAN S ISLAND (81W) _ RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 31 Low LLICY " lIir.Adv U __ ur • 5:30 CL UNEWS ____ (2) ADAM 12 LOVE. AMERICAN @ PASTORS STUDY (I) SUMMER SEMESTER CL SIEAt (2) a TODAY (4) IRMp11AL II){ S lb w --- iI (I) I (2) 0 CIHICO - m THE (4) DON ADAM13 SCREEN ~ , CL DALY WOW 5:56 5Y ___ ;4 bw fE 'rot, TROUSLEOT 831-9993 322-2611 *LASSIE NW) (1) 3 THE GOW SHOw (4) (1) SEARCH FOR iii e. 4M20n 1 ________________ _________________ __ _________________ w - 1230 CE'T1ON¼. E Orlando-Winter Park Seminole COW THE ELECTRIC PAW 3 IY MOM CUB *8$OVALLEY 54 ElICATION (FfL) DALY _ MM lar k" (I) OGNCBITRATION (I) tHT RI.D 3 WAMev.Ka 3 PeCT 24 7:30 CL i.eRIGHT (4) 1574 (Ali *I (2) TO TELL THE TPVJTH (1)11RADY BUNCH ntz AWAMS FAMILY 4 (fl, T!ui) I C#M OF _ 70 SESAME AT UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS (Thin) NA Rt SOCK WITH THIS neto (l)jbi sire ft ide of a V'an now" ba Vie lJ4t (R) 3 0NE A Pie* f At i CM. W (4) 1)S* (I) P NZ-OM gy 1.1 I 'lirsd, krckq P*n I NBC ..:- • I -- CL FAMILY FOCUS CL en* .0 b a bfty sdkg cl •.__ - _I I HtW$(7.) of -; rows a bww plork oft a mp 110, i n lie ___ .~_ WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and Wes We repair and Sit-viceSTIflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 2'Jt A 2nd St 322 YourBusinZ.DiQI322261108319993 �n I, P1 Wadsoulloy, A. it, 1P6 6 68th Year, No. 305—Thursday, August 12, 1976 ;1.' ;.;•, '..,'.'- Jcimes Bucklev _' — fllcsdlacon.... •1 Seedless Jg 3-Sb. iv,.) st.0 Hsns Dogs aris~ IN Iiii'i 1Summer safaris take you, P . 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A.— II IIIlU 1W originally elected as a Con. servative party candidate, led ___ surance executive under. worry about a thing," Ellis t to speculation that Reagan ___ e stimated the county payroll by sa id. "That insurance is t forces were somehow involved. $l.mIillon dollars. required by law." Buckley saidhe had been urged That "mistake" prompted Meanwhile, the lack of ., -'v--. to consider candidacy by Recounty officials not to pay the liability Insurance leaves the publicans aligned with both bill after Foremost upped its county wide open to lawsuits. for President Ford and Ronald Reagan nnd Font, but he would flUJ rates from 10 to_$10O,6;--Wre exposed," Corn. kenian to Armlz! nv.'r -them. per yea. missioner Sid Vthlen Jr. conside would suffer If he ran. 1ll___ "They made the mistake. It ceded. GOP platform draftsmen suffer political damage at "I am concerned because was their agent who daresti. worked through a sweltering home, where he is running for many delegates feel they are "It's a grave concern," mated," Bob Ellis said. "We night into early morning hours re-election to the Senate. locked in by the rules and mot Vihien added. "The corn• — agree rates should have been g John P. Sears, the Reagan vote for one candidate even __________________________________________________ today, trying to fashion planks Ixreasedbutnoton thebasjjof create ought to set out to s. 4 that both the Reagan and Ford manager, said that the thai. though they prefer the other," an immediate — a $2$rnlWon camps could buy without a lenger had not tried to encoir- Buckley said. program." Ellis, the counlys dire" of fight. Reagan's manager said age or dissuade any potential That would fit neatly with the administrative service,, In. Insurance executives say the he wasn't locking for platform rival entry Into the race for Reagan effort to block the rule formed the commission on rash of cancellations came trouble, but was ready for con- nomination. He disclaimed any binding delegates from the pri. - Tuesday , insurance corn- about because Insurance Involvement in the Buckley mary states. Sears said the tests on the convention panics have nceled work. companies want to get out o( the move. ca Reagan camp has not encour. necessary. __ man's compensation and business of Insuring govern. Nonetheless, It appeared to aged any Re li close ra 'n ce was reflected pub can to vote in liability coverage, mental entitles. in a platform subcommittee mesh with a Reagan convention defiance of legally binding in. Then today Ellis received a . Tuohy, in a telephone voie on the Panama Canal is. strategy built around mane struc tions from his state, or to letter from an Orlando InsurInterview from Grand Rapids, MAKING tie vote, a versdesignedtokeept he Ford abstain on a first convention . sue. By an B to B St. but ancefirmnotllylng ecountya th sa organiza id he was "persona lly River, me ti of the less pewdal on off balance, was to spend a sammer afternoon, forelgn policy panel rejected an ballot so as to avoid voting for enjoyable anyway — to participants and spectators alike. (Herald Photo 120000 accidental death policy relieved" that Seminole refused Furthermore, the fact that Ford If he personally preferred A SPLASH attempt by Reagan backers to will be canceled Oct. 6. by Tom Vincent) ________________________________________________ require that the United states the move came from the Re- Reagan. Florida law requires work- See 'MISTAX' Page 3-A maintain sovereignty over the canal Instead,bya9to7votetoday, it adopted language accepted by the Ford administration which said U.& negotia tors Around me Clock ..........4-A should not give up any territory &Idge.....................3-B rights needed to protect U.S. 'B urity. _____ Comics ....................3-B me Rea gan campaign also Crossword .................3-B KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Republican platform drafters A committee fight over women's rights was assured, however, readied its forces for a Satur-< : Edit ....................4-A ocument that sides with President Ford on the Panama when the Republican Women's Task Force said It would try to day drive to undo aFord-back. DearAbby .................l.B Canal but agrees with Ronald Reagan on the ofwomen's include language favoring passage of the Equal Amend. ed rule binding delegates from Dr.Lamb ..................3-B rights. ment (ERA). 16 states to vote In accordance ___ Horoscope .................3-B As the full Platform Committee turned to the final draft today, By an B to 7 vote, the homan rights subcommittee adopted a with outcome of presiden____ uospital ...................3-A it was assured of disputes er some ma jor.issues because of a plank putting GOP in favor of "laws to equal treant tial primary elections. ( . series of subcommittee votes as close as the race for the for women." However, it said it was not necessary to take a And, onahundred-degree day Television ................'.4-B nomination Itself. , position on the ERA since the amendment was CWTfltly Wednesday, the Buckley Women...................14-B By an B to B vote, a foreign policy subcommittee rejected at- state legislatures. maneuver turned up the politlteinpt.sby Reagan supporters to require that US. "sovereignty" TheERA,wh1chprohIbilsdIsdmItlonon th e baslsofsex,has WEATHER cal te mperature. bereta1nedover the canal in anyaeement with pap,p.a. been supportedby thepartylneverypla rinslnce 1940. AFordLjeutet tried Wk ___ Wednesday's hIgh 92, today's !nstead,Itadopted,9to7,acomom,eoffebyFo ____ mefullplatfurmcommitteehopestocompleedot I Buckley Into renouncing _____ Iow71.Rai U: 44 Inch. supporters which said U.S. negotia tors should not give up any by Friday so it can be given to arriving convention delegates. presidential candidacy. Partly cloudy through Friday rights over territory or property that Is "necessary for the As written by the subcommittees, it opposes abortion and a Richard Rosenbaum, the New • with a chance of afternoon and protection and security of the United States and the entire national health Insurance program. It calls for welfare reform, ____ York GOP chairman, did so evening thundershowers. hUgh, Western Hemisphere." less government regulation, extended revenue-sharing programs with a less-than-subtle In Sponsors of that amendment conferred to decide whether to for the cities, and It opposes grain reserves while endorsing an the low to mid s, lows in the suggestion that Buckley might carry that fight to the full committee. RONALD REAGAN open agricultural market S)'SteTfl. GERALD FORD Details and tides on Page t-A. Platform Today Draft Likely To Draw I-ire J .: 1 I 197e ................... School Board OKs Selection S IIlIIP SEA's Insurance Choice Backed By KRIS NASH Herald Stall Writer • . -.. _____ • '' V slag 4 UP PUBUXEj *-,,,.' -. •J ASSORTED FLAVORS 'I" Flavorful Loan Meaty Beef had. Chuck Roast .............. .79 urt Swift's Pr.mum Tende'.Growrt, U.S.D.A. Grad. A, Gov't-Insp.ct.d, Shipped, DID, Fresh not Frozen obvious reluctance, . S I •' (2 — I FEATURE Cutup Fryers ................ ..59' Fryer Breasts , Ribs . 9 1" SET NO. 1O SAVE UP TO 12c F&PCuI or French Style Fryer Drumsticks........ . 99' Fryer Thighs .. . ........... .... 1 99 Fryer Wings .................. .59 Fry., Backs & Necks.. 19' THE OLD 5010)1 Green Beans.......... ,. 4 1 . '4 P 39 T%F1111114541 %0 SAVE 20c (20c Off Label) Liquid Detergent 15.a, -- - L . W916 up.... SAVE 20 Groat on Toast or Muffins, Kroft'. Palmolive .............. . ... t 1° SAVE lLc Electric DlshwoshorDetergent Cascade ..,..,,,,,,.,,.,.,,... 00. 99 G i aT rape JeHy..,......,.... where ' . . & .1 ft OFFMCKYAVALABLE IN YHE FOLLOWINO COUNUE$: Orafla., 59$ C .• - , ,• •.... - , • B a S 'I W'L BrOWN ' ". •Yt . - - shopping Is a pleasure . .1.4' .• - '".; , :e5" THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, AUGUST 12 THRU WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1976..... CLOSED SUNDAY.... GROUNDBREAKING Publix THIS AD GOOD AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY: FO R NEW SANFORD PLAZA — SAStPQRD CT R. BUSINESS Publix SSMINOLI PlAZA -CA31$,.aJ all Ry o WkIr1l WV -' Prc CI;mL UI ') ..IIIlILJ .) D uei ...eiui WASHINGTON (AP) - Low- recently have begun drifting per cent increase over a year counterbalanced by lower in. erfood prices held the climb, in after providing most of the push ago. Retail sales started out the Ilation. Consumer prices were wholesale prices to a moderate for the recovery. Sales growth year up 12 per cent. up 6.8 per cent for the year .• . ' v-- p's. # Fruit Cocktail, ...,,..,, . . 6 .t.... I rork & eans.......... 89 Daytime Diapers.... $1" SAVE 26c Peter Pon Smooth or Crunchy Peanut Butter.......,.. 2' SAVE 1 Oc Serve with French Fries, Haiti mlh 49 ..i . ) ,1 SAVE 30c (IS t Off Label) Johnson's Absorbent SAVE I Halvedor Sliced YsBew.Cting 17••' ': $1 SAVE 1 Oc Flavor with Brown Se & Bacon Stri Van Comp's SM-27 per month for individuals held up until the S "--- THIS WEEKS 49' Donald Coleman. Layer's recommendation as First Equity submi tted a later amended to include a medical insurance proposal of provision that final approval be the vote, and 175.73 per month for family school employes' unions give Seminole County School Board The locus of the debate was coverage. Blue Cross-Blue the board written requests voted Wednesday night to whether to take a chance on Shield turned in a bid setting naming First Equity as the tentatively accept the lower- First Equity - a little-known monthly premium levels at carrier of their choice. priced of two life and health subsidiary of Old Security 136.67 for individual protection Blue Cross-Blue Shield insurance packages to cover Insurance Co. of Kansas - due and $115 for family polIcies, provided last year's medical county school personnel for the to their lower rate proposals, or The panel approved a and life insurance coverage for 1976-77 academic year. to opt for the security - and recommendation by School Seminole school personnel. "1 don't like it," blurted Vice. higher premiums - of a firm Supt. William P. (Bud) Layer, Many members of the SEA, the chairman Pat Telson im. enliwini '' wider •r--", r.niithtinn g'..... chairman Pat ---u uuny 0U5 Drivers mediately after the voice vote Florida Blue Cross-Blue Shield, committee, that it withhold Association, the Seminole was taken, "but I did it because The two companies were the final approval of the First Educational and Clerical the SEA (Seminole Education only ones which offered health Equity proposal until copies of Association, and the Non. Association) and the others said care proposals In response to the policy have been received Irutru'tjonal Personnel of they wanted it." bid requests distributed by and reviewed by the cornMrs. Telson's remark County Purchasing Agent mittee. See "TEACHERS," Page 3-A ' __________ characterized the feelings expressed by almost every board member during a lengthy Acting unanimously, but with discussion which preceded the • - ". I RECIPE I 1~ - 8-02 C1111 !1 Whole Fryers ................ . Pt Tiinht, h.. .'U SW S41 - .3 nt V*.....w * rnrance Co., Grand Rapids, concept called aelf4nswance. Mich. said a Foremost in. "Employ., don't have to —.--- B.elL,n s or Steak.................... COVeralle today because the under the present policy for 30 previous policy was cancelled more days. due to non-payment of After that, he said the county premium. will either assign the policy to _ £uukius ii $5 a Na, ____ ___ . i. I'.,W.d,A out am Mo MAY is without Liability Insurance workman's compensation . '— 4 lb Loan, Meety Beef FuLCut Round Steak ............ l l.oz.slz. Pointed 1, Inflation Fight., A Great Trot! Beef Loin Sirloin Steak ............ .. _ Cc ompensation - Cehntano Frozen 6. 691 "Selected Baby Beef " SAVE 6MIxlnG.1atm,F& .Tr-......m pizza II. Roast...... . 79 .0*.______ ph . (II5iNW.d,A1.r,w?I "I . !_4GreenSfam Whip Short Ribs ........ 5. EXTRA 46c Miracle Swift', Premium PreTen Beef Plot. Rib I l Imperial Oven Roost ........ Ta T, Ta.,.. Products Herfild ____ Howardjohn,on Fro*,n Wushunry or,T,,,s PutiSs... ii $1 W Swift. Premium P'eT.n Boneless Beef (EngBsI Cut Boast, Ink) Chuck Should., . j_4GreenStanips opt. 0 99t. insurance Out ____ _____. ______ ____ EXTRA Swift's Premium Pr,T.n Small End @• Up, Seminole County government employes are covered with GOP I Glad Small Garbage Bags 3O-ct..,1, (s.p,.,W,4A Swift', Premium PreT.n B..wI.0 Beef Bound Chuck had. Steak ............ I p.-.. j_4IGreensf amps Lipton T a Ba s e * Glad Trash Bogs 9 1arw.d.Al$.Ie7ep EXTRA 80C Swift's Premium PreT.n Beef loin Premium r' Subcommittees Votes Indicate Controversy -'- , 99' 1 0:. •' is. in. W-Dam -- --......----.........&........., ,. X. Regular, Lemon I Always A Fami,orft., Pork or Beef , c EXTRA N•w 1 ngIandLoaf.,, SWIFTS PREMIUM PROTEN GOVERNMEN INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE ' jj Adam Hal, 5proy Unscented, or Extra-Hold 1 3z. can (teWid..Awrs$S. I,,$) Delicious Fresh Liverwurst or Smoked lIal 39C tL ISMI logIloilo Tasty SI d VirginiaStyle (Sieve with Candled Yams) 'TtQ, PIocefo9ef , '• ace R7 M1% AP Special Correspondent KANSAS CITY (AP) — Sen. James L Buckley o( New York reserving the option of a thIrd.msn presidential can. didacy, leaving Republican National Convention strategists ,IItI,II,IIIIOIIII,OI,ItIlIIltlOtI enas. ems 20C Oscar Mayor ___ iuoBecsnLsttuc.andT.matsSendwld,) 10- oin .. D.. ut&I tTflaoa c-n I'.. ,, t.rMsedna l con.........,..,. from Publix. You'll find Brown paabIe delectable treats to make' gettingtwo ere half the fun. . By ED 0 a SwlftPremlum Tasty your ay 92" Armour Star, Nump and Julcy Not ................. Swift Ftemium Asserted Sausage Ix M For Pre si Gr apes '14' all kinds 't . .......... Now Zealand, Qukh.Prusn 7 •'-•'.-.."•,::•-,••.•. Swlft Premium orlozy9leIrend hilt Plomatter where Sanford, Florida 32171—Prlc. 10 Cents three-tenths ofa per cent dur- dipped in two of the last three But the slower growth In the ending in January but were p ing July, the government said months, falling in July to a 7.7 dollar value of sales has been 5.9 per cent in June. today, but there was a signal of possible trouble ahead with in. flation. The 1.aL Depar tment saul the July figures mean wholesale prices are rising at an annual rate of 3.6 per cent, after adjustment for seasonil vanations. The July increase was in line with increases olfourtenths of a per cent in June and thre,tenths of a per cent in May. The increase left wholesale it-us 4.9 per cent ahead of where they were in July 1975, marking the first time in five Boy Bui Bc Florida Extrusion Inc., Ia one Of the new industries brought to Sanford by the Industrial ' c- months that the year-to-year mlttee of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and ground was broken for the 11.2 million change has been under 5 per aluminum processing plant this morning. Helping out with the ceremonies are (from left): Janice cent. Springfield of the Flagship Rank Downtown, Florida Extrusion General Manager Harold y, The moderation comes Secretary-Treasurer David Wall, County Comnifqlou Chairman Mike Hattaway, Cliff McKlbbln of amidst signals that the spurt in the Sanford-Seminole Development Corp. and Canlord Mayor Lee Moore. The new firm expects 10 economic activity early in the employ about 75 people In Its first phase of operation and hopes to move into the new building within recovery is settling down. 90 days. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Retail sales, for example, ) - - - hi: "214111929F 7 MEMO .~L - - - . l' - ,?, ''c - Øf I , y'.'j. ______________ '&'-,'. -• " _.t'_ ,.' - - r '- -.-- '- --,,, -,-.r'. .j • -.-'i- -.: a.-.-.- I-.-., we -At, '-' ::--.' 1, 7% , NO 126;11 - p • - - - -t-': } - > I :-.---' -.'--. i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 11, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 11, 1976. 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Be 19) Early In Ui. day you're I More distant ci harvest 38 Individual9 Presidential your gonig. izWdt g 29 BibliCal region 52 Decay going to be Ii U_ I Ok 0" I 68th Year, No. ____ _ THE lOIN LO$Ø _ AR OT £I* teT A XB, ftA5! T ST1O by An $g CUR E1F OF MI WO AT IOA 12 14 16 __________________ BEETLE BAILEY AWt WaSter OEM 2*1 AWFULLY AF*AA lJVF A LI IE*IL./ or. tJ MUST ) 5O99 FE6TWAi. Wag ON INFERNAl. Thi 25 JIM TV A.' .Y-. ' 32 ____ 37 e ARCHIE AROtt! HIGMmIR1D CK41NIMS AT HIS TAXE 0 GO OFFTHI DID HE HIT THE WATIR NIGH eOago TOO by Rob Montana 4E MSWT MITT YET. - 55 HE by Al Yeeer SERVE A GlFr! YOU ——DETHINK OF— ONE. AND IT'S IIN _ HOW ABOUT A THlj NICE EIANDANA? AGAIN, KID! _ ccci3;:;;:;.;IE S ...4L1.... RUGS RUNNY by Stoff*l sco > SYLVESMR, r - CMON UP. ctirrnhr APQE AD . ME! : our - H*inW*hl AND c WITH DHRE ) I THINK — rLL STAY . 5,141- A1lLE! gq q by t..,Lewis r WOUL.DN'T WHY NOT B/nb, L.L. CUT ADVISE 11441, WHAT'S GOiNG CRIAIINOLOOV SHARKl CLASS TO STOP ME 2 7MB LO4G — OP THE L A W ENFORCEMENT PROP' r — two-trick Instead of or trick set. He must lead a diamond and finesse dummy's jack." KJ Jim: "This works and he Is Can ' Harm ______________ Body 4154 In business. He nails another heart, enters dummy with the WEST iD) DEAR DR. LAMB: Please EAST king of diamonds, ruffs dum. 4K 10$ S Q Inform me and many other my 's last heart, cashes his ace j KS of diamonds In Parents U this statement is dii. Dr. •Q9743 •ioie correct: iThe 'mainreon card one spade from dummy 463 472 andleads alowde" controlling a fever Is to make a SOUTH Oswald: "The defense Is Lamb child more comfortable. Fevers *A 64 helpless. If West rises with ________________ donotcausebraindamage theklngolspadeshedropshis ASS rarely cause convulsions." partner's queen. If West ducks 4A K Q J 10 I know people who believe _______________ his partner takes his queen, North-South vulnerable 7 this Is the reason for their but has to lead a heart to give child's brain damage. if this is mostat has simply been reset at South a ruff and West Noah true a person taking care of a I higher level. Aspirin and Pass 3w 5 _ Pass Pass Pau ____________________ child with a fever should not Similar medicines cause the °p'' lead — Kw need to worry needlessly. body to reset the thermostat at A Wisconsin reader wants to Otherwide all parents should be a lower i.i, reducing — know how the Jacobys value a fever, Informed of tii. real singleton honor. Also how Oswald' "The 'H' in our others do. DEAR READER — The The body temperature would code word ARCH,which statement you refer to Is an rise to levels that would '.; We simply count one Point I stands for 'How can I make less so that a singleton ace Over-simplification. Excess" death if it were not for the contract.' causes counts as 3, a singleton king as heat will damage body tluues. cooling mechanlans. The food declarers to make some 2,1 singleton queen as 1 and a ____ mepothtiswhatd of breakdown to give you energy mighty fancy plays." singleton Jack as 0. We will You are talking about. releases lots of heat energy. Jim: "Here's one. South answer this question further cells begin to show damage at Exercise increases rulfs the second heart and In our columns of the week of the temperatures of 106 degrees F. metabolism of food or stared (at Seft that he needs a lot of luck Aug. 16. or above. (Note: the body dePositsandiliogenerates in the spade suit If he wants to (Do you have a question bring his contract home. He for the experts? Write "Ask temperature may not be quite of heat. the same temperature as you draws tr=Ps and is pleased the Jacobys- car& of this I am sending you "The Health to see that they broke 2-2. newspaper. The Jacoby will get from a mouth ther- Letter number 74,Body Then he lays down his ace of answer individual questions mometea.) Individuals suf. Temperature and Fever, to spades In the hope of dropping It stamped, sell-addressed feting from severe heat stress S you more complete ID. an honor, This doesn't happen, envelopes are enclosed, The With a heat 3troke may have foflflD.tiOfl. Others who want but a resourceful South con- most Interesting questions regenerate If damaked, but not In general, In illnes , you the brain cells. At body ternperatursof11odegenF,a d not worry about brain damage If the body tem. will occur . perature is 106 degrees F or persists. less. At 106 degrees F efforts For thesereasons l coodder a should certainly be made to fever Of 106 degrees F. as reduce the body temperature to dangerous, not from the disease protect against the adverse but from the fever itself. Any effec ts of the body heat. ol chance, but he has to risk a JACOB Y MODERN.) SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox — - Pr ______ FRANK AND ERNEST bY Bob yes Ar WRE GOWIS If yei're hg ewey helpful and the body can control fil It.a temperature LI normal environmental temperature, _____ NOTIIYTII AUnythtW the br regulates the body ternperature, By turning on heat generating mechanisms the body temperature will rise; by turning on the cooling mechanisms the body temperature will fall. When you have a fever the body then- Do whi : r— in s dispute between McCammon and Flo rida Sunday. Power and Light Co. McCainanon had "I've spent a lot of money up here" demanded the removal of three power pole. Wright said. "You get burned and you ha ve t from what he called his private property — lick your wounds for a while. I Just don't know although the poles are within the proposed what well do." , Hurricanes Fury Spent On Long Island Suburbs / ___ , . ' . ' ,, ,. '" " I' Rea gqn Fori ' Veep Pos sible KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Al') the delegate votes, Reagan Reagan already has named feat of the Sears proposal. President Ford's campaign opposes it. his, Sen. Richard S. Schweiker Reagan has said he would not strategists, tr)ing to counter a The surprise vice presidential of Pennsylvania. Ford has said accept the vice presidential move to require advance an. proposal Sears advanced on he will stick to the traditional nomination. and a top aide said nouncement of his vice prod- Monday would make the rule route and will disclose his he means It. Ford at one point dentlal choice, are holding out moot anyhow by declaring that choice after the presidential said he accepted Reagan at his the longshot possibility that no delegate could be bound to nomination, word. He now has asked for fiRonald Reagan might wind up support a presidential candiTwo of the six members of nandal and health Information as his running mate. date who failed to name his vice Ford's board of convention from more than a dozen Re. That couldn't happen it the presidential choice by 9 a.m. on strategy cited the possibility of publicans he Is considering as choice had to be disclosed be- the day of presidential a Reagan vice presidenti al possible vice presidential fore the presidential nomination, Aug. Ia. nomination in forecasting de. choices. nomination is settled — so the * * Ford men say some Reagan delegates may wind up voting agaimt the rule proposed by thc challenger's campaign manager. They're ready to fight all week — and they may have to — against the vice presidential Florida Del gates To Sport Panama Hats Convention At TALLAHASSEE (AP) — If Ronald Strong conservative planks to the platform. rule proposed by John P. Sears, Reagan's 23 Florida delegates arrive at the Rewho wants the Republican Na. publican National Convention looking like Today _________________ Referring to the Panama Canal, Thomas said, -It,S oun. We paid for it, and we ought to keep iL tional Convention to require Yankee tounits fresh off the plane from a ba. We ought not let that little punk down th that candidates name their run- nana republi ere take c vacation, there's a good reason. .11 away from us.,, ning mate at least a half-daY in LE. "Tommy" Thomas of Panama City, Gen. Omar Torrijo3, the Panamanian rWer. Around The Clock .........4-A advance of the roll call on the chairman of the Florida Reagan delegates, said has called for control of the canal running Bridge White House nomination. Monday the group plans to wear Panama hats to through his country. Calendar. ............2-A Wi:hthatmaneuver,andwlth the convention In Kansas City to support Reagan has called for continued American Comics . ........ ... ...4-B pressure in the platform corn- Reagan's call for continued American ownership Ownership of the canal, but Ford has SUPPOrt Crossword ... . . .4-B mittee. the Reagan camp Is ed a NEW YORK (AP) — Hurri. inland areas were braced "y prediLled over the BerkshireS of the Panama Canal. kAtorial gradual increase in Panamanian control, cam Belie spent her fury on the for a combination of high seas of Slassachusetti and the Green Dear Abby 5-A vention preliminaries, hoping Long Island suburbs east of and possible flooding. Shoreline Mountains of Vermont. Dr. Iamb . ....... ... Chairman Bill Taylor, the Reagan forces are go. to fight against detente with the Wet Union and "It's lost its punch," Tony Horoscope ... ...... .... 4-B event, Ion as tha point out no giveup of the Panama Canal Zone," country is controlled by the Communists. The Process continued today, Thomas said. .........14-B as a Republican rules corn. tie said the detente policies orginated by Mike Thompson, a Reagan delegate from Secretary of State Henry Kiss inger under southern Connecticut as a gates were swung shut to pro. Boston, said early today. "It Television .........IA mittee considered a require- Miami, said Taylor, who supports Ford, called President Nixon and continued underformer Ford downgraded tropical storm, tect the harbors of Stamford, will weaken quite rapidly as it Women hlng hundr eds of miles of Conn., Providence, R.L. and moves over the land. But it .........5'A ment that delegates be corn- and offered to reimburse the Reagan group for threatened American security. coastline with torrential rains, New Bedford, Mass. WEATHER pelled to vote In accordance the $Ifl cost of the hats If they vaotild not wear has lots of rain left in it." "They haven't changed a damn bit," Thomas with the erdacts of binding pri- them. One death directly attrlbutThe storm weakened as it Power company officials In said of the Russians. "They're still out to bury Monday's high , today's low mary elections in 20 s. state ', "He bought It would be divisive to wear the to. They're able to the storm, the first In u.s pounded up the Connecticut Connecticut said 177,000 people 7. the same people th at had the missiles )' three-day march up the East River Valley of New England, were without electricity in the Otherwise, delegates now hats," Thompson said. "I told him I thought his located in Cuba In 1902," Partly cloudy through bound to one candidate by pri. suggestion was petty." Coast, was reported in Long her winds dropping from the 74- southe He charged that Ford's State Department Is rn section of the state. Wednesday with a chance of mary election could be free 10 Taylor was not immediately available for Island, where a woman died miles per hour hurricane force Some 10,006 people also were afternoon and evening (ban- switch to the other, with comment. to recognize Fidel Castro CommuPreparing when hit by a falling tree. to55rn.p:h.wlthstrongergusts, without power in western dershowens. nist Regime in Cuba. Reagan the likely beneficiary, The New England coast and Up to five inches of rain were Thomas said the Panama hats will symbolize I Continued on Page 3-A I Details and Udes on Page 3-A. Ford supports the rule binding "No way," Thomas said. "I'm still a firm the determination of Reagan supporters to add believer in the -NIOnroe Doctrine." causing millions of dollars in flood warnings were posted and Gregory, a forecaster for the Otituaries , damage, and then moved Into giant hurricane barrier flood National Weather Service In Spor ts - HW STOP I.Ast mouth the commissioners intervened ' New York City early today, areas were evacuated, flash accompanied by any signs of degrees F. me body seems to Impending heat buildup, steps have some special mechanism should be taken at once to cool that usually stqa the rise in the body. temperature with illnesses at this level. A fever is sometimes _______________________ MeCammon has not yet turned the proposed public righ$.oI-way over to the city, although an apparent agreement was reached several months ago. And John Wright, who represented Pizza Inn at Monday nit'i commission meeting, said be had received a letter from MeCammon saying he had decided to withdraw the entire plan of dedicating Shannon Drive as a public street. InnInutheIpaeeb,$weenShamgi,e and .. , Wuv's, . • .,. I The deciding vote on a snggested solution — which Involved a narrower public right of way and construction of a city water line under the restaurant's parking lot — was , by Mayor Lee Moose, who said "I'm all for helping a man out of a problem but we'll also be helping George Mccaanmon and I'm against that." Moore asked City Attorney Vernon Jr. U McCammon could be prohibited from doing business in the city. Mize said there was way to block business ventures by McCammoe, who owns large portion of th e vacant IsDd fronting U.& 17-12 north of ABC. Wright said the commission's decision would eliminate Sanford from pizza expansion plans "for the time being." The chain Opened a restaurant In Casselberry ____ ______ lower the body temperature, an athlete If the body tern. temperature Is about 106 and Wir'ios* U.S. 17.1, as been caught In an apparent impasse between city commIlsIon. Plans .. en and the owner .1 the property, George MeCammon of Longwood. say Thc Shannon Drive, cOmmb$10cm Stalled now used only as an entrance to ABC's package store and lounge, must be dedicated as a public street before any building permits for the area will be granted, . . . usedthis column Oswald: "There Is one extra and will receive Copies Topt ectagalustheatsiroke elevation above this point i thebil&ng,whithcanbeudcfttornI operations for nighttime meeth*a. San!ord's new city hail has been designed as The rest the biI1'Hi has been designed ______ an "open" buildh with iota gia wall, and und a centralized waiting -ear where an arcade cutting through the building that Knowles says $ per cent ef a residents business architect Wayne Hessley says "will let you ue can be transacted. ., right through to the lake." City department, have been located In the The glasswails are designed to take ad- building according to the traffic they attract. . ventage ol city hail's lakeut site, U well as The busiest oftlue h been placed closest to ___ openng up nterlar offices to public the waiting -- and the entrance. city S got their &A look ou o farther here is less _____ Monday night at the exterior design as well as and less neel for public ac," _____ plainrd On floorplan, which Ms been revised tine Heasley. times by Husky end Qty Manager Warren At the far end of the hail from the waiting Knowles. area is the city manager's olce. _____ _____ -____ me desia was readily approved, after The preliminary design for the bull'lbtg does Heasley fielded questions from the commission- not Include a gested clueing of Part Avenue _J era, who didn't ask for any changes. to create a pedestrian mall. Heasley said that ___ ____ The new home for city government will be will be necessary when the first floor Is corn. _ _ _ _ ___ built at Park Avenue and Seminole Boulevard, In plated, to provide enough parking space, but that what Is now a shell-covered parking ares, the mall would be a "definite ueet" now. ____ Husky my" ft construction work won't The commissioners Weo Wmgly approved a L disrupt work In the present city hail, except to $2.1 million bond issue to finance both the city __ llmltparklnginearss. hall and the public works compleg, which Is The second floor of the building will be con- al most ready for occupancy, 4., structed first, leaving the first floor open for Knowles hopes to get dem ft new cityu p1 , landscaping and walkways. The ground floor — which is expected to cost about $1.5 __ .. .. . . ' •'• million — F•• . will be finished later, as more apace Is needed, and begin construction by fall. The city will S. S ,,2 L. 4! • Stairways and an elevator will take visitors to apply for fed handing for project under ' 's.; 'It•. M the second-floor offices and commission the i*ablle works bill passed by Congress over ..• S.. President Ford's veto last month. , The new commission chambers will feature a The present city hail — witch has housed ... i I. 'II large window with a sweeping view of Lake Sanford's city government since 1922—Is slated .• Monroe. The meeting room will be equipped with for demolition when the new building Is cornf audio.vlsual equipment and has been designed plated. Although several civic uses have been , _with a seating plan to permit a better view from suggested for the building, engineer, have called / the audience than citizens could get Monday It hazardous and / mates on repairing It run t,, when Heasley had to stand with his back to Into hundreds of thousands of dollars. the audience so commissioners could see the building falls to meet today's mlnlinwn safety plans. codes for public buildings. The commission chambers, along with a The old city hall is UsW in the Downtown DL, Lak.fronf Vlw Ofnfo'g N.w Cl Hall ______________ smaller conference room and a "ceremonIal velopment Corporation's survey of historical _______________________________________________________________________ belco"wjUbehoedthasete buUdS. AP1zzapdf,rf . kis y. on backed Indefinitely delayed by a dispute over a the power company. Ford Strategists Huddling proposed public street. The Pizza Ian dispute arose over how wide Pizza The restaurant, planned for a site on the street should be — and the commission NORTH .i 73 should be treated vigorously to as might occur in a laborer or 1UP ByI.I)Owz _______________________________ _________________________________________ WIN AT BRIDGE — dams stamped, self addneaed The brain cells are . envelope with SO cents for it. Ucularly sensitive to beat and Just address your letter to me cannot be replaced If damaged. in care of this newspa per,P.O. Many parts of the body BOX 326, San Antonio, Tx, Mn CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS______________ WAIT LIP. . By OSWALD and JAMES JACOflY -A .... . & . New t Hail Design Plans Presented 1514 152 1 _______ i ——— ________ HA$WT• PRISCILLA'$POP WORK HARD FOR ME! KNOW! ___ 7 8 9 10 j . High Fevers CONSCIENCE. 'YOU Giass Walls, Scenic View Featured _____ 48 49 50 53 Sanford, Florida 3V71—Price 10 Cents __ CANCER (June 2WuIy 22) wasteful, which Is out of co_e you tow. character for you. Keep — ___________ The solution: Step back a little mind If you shop. — —r — and get a better perspective. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20Feb. 19) You could be too clue to the You'll have a chance today to 15 6 forest to see the es. convert a nonProfitable 17 situation Into something of — LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) value.The stage wlllbe met ina Situsdons - 18119 1 22 23 24 volved with others today cciii mc (Feb. 20.March 20)'. be rather complicated, 27 and patient In ___ ________________ ___ ______ slowly, one ____ especially moneywl.. Proceed your endeavors today. Don't be step at a time. by m. VIRGO (Aug. 23Sept. 22) reversals are only temporary. 33 _________ ________________ 34 y, T — ___________________ - YOVR- DmAY —— block out the big picture today. Aug. 10,197$ 39 Trytoçpthlngsasawhole, Thisyearcouldbeanactive * not just one Insignificant and Interesting one for you, — aspect. with many unexpected 44 LISRA (Sept. 214)cL 33) developments. Good things You're not too lucky with long could happen In ways you'd 2 1.4 — 3 4 log no J -- ,1 .7' vjj, CCIIb HeiId L — $75000 OK'd After Debate ' -F - Cr ed me in arthrtls and doubled me in Insomnia!" ...... . . 3-A . -. _ Thelma exaggerates like crazy. At the bridqe club the rals• ! DOONESBUFW by T. K. Ryan RM '25' by Garry TrUdeau TUMBLEWEEDS ' [ IOP PAT ' RVSflJN, MLIG6IN', IS AT PA &A1ES 1/141 c; i' ____________________ 1MT (TI 7q7 )4 / HIdACWN'Aj(,g4F,uvrl':—s,1)J(E- MGFOUI4 £E4, LrY S4Ysa EY MFOUL'-MS4CFIg, I? P( U.AS Wins fyy I PØT1XV4CE _____ _____ ________ _________ - _____ ____ , ___ / MENASIEI _________ • _____ L l - ., - ,, .. I INK 15;__11 ______ Committee i dget Hike No Sanford city commissioners squared off Monday night on industry announce plans to make Sanford its new home last the question of funding the Industrial committee in Its e ff orts to month and has scheduled a groundbreakung 9:30 a.m. Thursday. — attract industry to the m. The committee's budget was raised to $7,500 after an ex- bursabie expenses. Th e city Is bill ed monthly, City Manager — change between A.A. McClanahan, who feels $3,000 is enough, and Warren Knowles said, and actual bills must be submitted. Julian Stenstrorn, a consiste nt supporter of city funding for the The deciding vote on the funding question was cast by Mayor r Greater Sanford Area Chamber of Cbmmerce and Ni com. Lee Moore."I agree in principle with everything McClanahan has mittees. said, but! agree It's not the time," Moore said. ____ . 'Ibis $7,500 Is very important to this committee," said He noted since the city had recently applied for federal Stenstrom, "and this is not th tlsneto cut thel.r budget." designation as an economically disadvantaged area because of "It's never the time," said McClanahan. "I just think they high unem oyment, pl the city should continue its support for ciought to be walking on their own more." forts to Increase Sanford's payroll. Stenstrom reported that representatives of a new industry In other action, the commission: would be in Sanford today to look over the city and its facilities, but he refused to gi ve any mor e specific information. The Industrial 25 committee helped convince Florida Ex- A. A. MCCLANAHAN Bu trusIun, an alumIrirj processing plant, to come to Sanford. The — Approved a bill for more than $4,000 from City Attorney In 20 suits filed over t Ven Mize Jr., for def ending San! ' $• (Continued On Page 2-A) JULIAN srE.sgrRoM .:.i• - / �n 6 1111111111`10114 Mu. PL ~ . K1AT1fv*9k1 . = I ________ Y.my, *55. 1.,) F . W BW L School Ba rgaining Units. To COIIIn Special Master____ sI.. Harrisu Found Guilty, A Ev,siagNora hL S.Merd,i. I - Eahe diticms will be enforced while a mediator. We've given, given we work without a P H M CI? end glvui some more end W TTI.tIT will be Whit will be lbo rules and y0t're the ones who don't wad Utilities Group Charges ___ WS ANGELES (AP) -William and Emily Harris, avowed revolutionaries who shared Patricia Hearst's underground life, stand convicted Of kldnapü and robbery In a trial which Is not yet over. In a verdict with grave implications for Miss Hearst, the Harrlaes were acquitted Monday of six counts of assault convicted Of tWO kidnapinge, : robbery car thefts—all involving Miss Hearst. Th e jury apparently believed the Harrises' The that Miss Hearst, a codefendant, willingly took pan in the shooting that led to _ __ tWo the assault charges 1 Negotiators G.t B H4 1 Issue . WASHINGTON (AP) -Hoiae and Senate negotiators Will take the next stop toward final decision on whether to begin production Of the controversial 81 bOI!!be!'• TheSenategavea2 Monday to a $101-billion defeme bill that would Prohibit the outlay of $1 billIon for the BI until : I after next Feb. 1. But the vote on the B1 Put Senate bfflIn conflict with a defeme bill passed by Jun 17 th Hsevoddown an ll amendment that would have delayed orders for the first three Bi bombers until after the next presidential Inauguration. That leaves It up to a He and Senate conference corn- 4 1 11, Kills 6 - Ford Anniversary Quiet - Find Stolen Merchandise Investigators have recovered AssaaleaPed ,500 in property stolen In Altamonte Springs police ______ burglaries at 14 apartment Jailed George Lee Wooden, is, complex offices In Smliw4, of Orlando, In lieu of ,000 AM Orange Counties In June bond on achargeofaggravateil and July, Seminole Sheriff's assault on Monday afternoon, Detective John I. Poole said according to coun ty Jail records. Poole said a probe Of the burglaries is continuing by Burglary Seminole and Orange County Joan Deck, • authorities. Ave., Altamonte Springs, Items recovered and Iden- reported costume jewelry and a titled, be said, include coffee clock radio, total value $, machints, an electric type- mI.afrg after a burglary at her writer, televisions, caJcuJ Jçs, ruldence Sheriff's Deputy De a radio, stereo equipment a,'4 Scum said the dwelling entered by forcing a door lock. 1 I Subscribers -I I I S I O ' i '.BR[ATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS,., Ml .OXYGEN • COMMODES .HOSPITAI. BEDS • PATIENT LIFTERS • MTh EQUIPMENT WHEELCHAIRS COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES I As Prescribed by Your Physician I I Obtain these seMces under Medicare We Bill Medicare For You i .. : We (*liver I*-I .... 668-5613 -_~J at Lake Or., DeBary, Fla. CLIP AND SAVE - .. .10 i'i . ., . - .., .. r . 4.-lit . 1.p - / ___ ___ ___ _____ - , ___ -. ... - STATE FUNDS '" • *SI of Greater IIII At (1 -her of Cimmeree, and PeUy UNw, a of lbs Sq"ele ___ ____ Ieei'..iMI C —', sheer on checks from e state of Fisride thut wi be .edb M tU$i DôWIw. kisisric sites. (&raid phot, by B Visceat Jr.) ARRIVE ___________________________________ 11 Hatchett Targets Court i Provides Biggest Payroll I ORLANDO (AP) This may come as a surprise to some, but Disney World was not Central Florida's leading paycheck maker last year. The U.S. Navy announced Monday that it paid out more than $77 million to personnel of the Naval Training Center in Orlando the largest payroll in this area in 1975. Furthermore, the Navy said in a report that it added a total of $132 million to the area's economy over the past year including salaries, federal aid to county schools for children of servicemen, purchases of services and materials, and travel and moving expenses for cadets and other personnel, Cas e Backlog By ED PRI(ZE'rr as the defendant's right to a fair the court, Hatchett declined to other public exnployea." But he Herald StaJi Writet (Aspeclalmasterrnakesnon. -is left undamaged trial comment on whether defends____ the travel because It binding recommendations to On the death penalty. "I marijuana should be legalized. was approved by the chief Joseph W. Hatchett Is a self, the s&ooi ioaici after Iwaring have voted with the majority In He said, however, such justice. And after 10 years as a ,, A described non.poliUcj who favor on three cases," Hatchett ErOm direction must be provided by federal magistrate, Hatchelt' has been forced Into running f public hearing must be says. "When you go Into a 7-11 the legislation. The courts, be sayshefeltheneededtoget out pubflcofflce. Appointed byGov. store and take the money, kills said areforthea'frnf'dstraticn among people. either - challen _ ge Reubin Askew as a nwn'ber of person. . . If that's not going to of justice, not for setting recommendations. A the Supreme Court of Florida get you the death penalty, I Now, like It or not, Hatchett In on July 8, W75, the 43-year-old don't know what Is." merely tries to get the two Jurist is campaigning Hatchett traveled a lot when out among the people, cam. to retain - On victimless crimes. groups together through his seat In t he first took office. And that paigning for a job he feels he Sept. 7 election. "There are no victimless °'°') ftravel brought him under fire should be appointive. In tabling the articles that rom some newspapers x Hatcbett Is running what be crimes. When the state's order Approintive, that Is, he says could not be agreed upon calls a "poor man's cam- Is being abused, that's the ising state money to promote long as voters retain the as (salary Schedule; class sizes, paI" financed by "lawyers 'm." Ms Judgeship. ______ right to recall Supreme Court teaching loads and assign, and little people." He is On Iegailzatidn of says he was Justices each time they come ments; recognition; corn. crisscrossing Uw statealone i r11Juana. Because he sits on JUSTICE HATtHE'rr traveling at state expense "like up for re-election. pensatlon and expenses; his campaign against Dade medical and health protection), County Judge Harvie Duval In Cowley said, "Th Is just no the non-partisan election. addltionai money In the budget In a Sanford visit Monday, to deal with. . Hatchett offered his opinions on "It'sllkeaspldarweb,"he some of the lasuesoftbeday: said. "Touch one part of It and backlog Of cues you rbthe entire Uilngwe beforeFlorida'ssupe RyEDPRI(grr don't feel we can readjust oucould r county's Insurance consultant, other counties. He reduced by creation of The consultant said the Herald Staff Writer offer again because thte is said the cancellations can be that an Insurance firm doubted Will have current market Indicates in. no more money and we're not a second court - a Criminal blamed on "erratic and to be sought to handle all ,age surance firms are not in. Two major insurors of panicky" Insurance companies. much closer than when we Court of Appeals. When Hat. claims. The county would terested In insuring chett t office September Seminole County government He said Insurance companies handle governstarted these smaller claims, negotiations back there was a backlog et i mental bodies in May." have canceled more than are running out of money and Under present laws, any cases, a number which now is $0,000 worth of coverage of are experiencing the worst claim Ineof$lt Stepter said the bid policies Rosenttlal wanted Cowley to estimated at 600-700. Hatciwit general liability and work- market since the l. sign a document dealing with would be approved by u Floridaused by governmental entities li ke to see that number man's compensatIon. "contract status during reduced to 200 to 0. "They (Insurors) don't want legislature, act as a deterrent. Under the Director of Administrative to mire governmental enImpasse." Cowley refused. hid policy he said, a governCounty Commissioner Sid "Your contract ran out on Services Bob Ellis Informed titles," Stepter told corn- Vihien Jr. said Seminole should meat body Is required to select On press and people's county commissioners today 30," Cowley said, "and rights, "The courts are moving missioner,. The companies "move toward self-Lnsura,," the lowed hid, which affects FidelityandGuaranty were not repres until these issues are seWed, toward broadening first at the Vlh1e said he had studied the company profits. June Insurance Underwriters Inc.,meeting and no explanation for Industryandtlatself.I. , e __________________ the school board will set the amendment rights," Hatcl*tt which handles the county's their cancellation was given, the only policies." says. He believes courts should way to go. workman's compensation "I'm concerned with hat- be opened up and court cues Steptor recommended that Commission Chairman Mike _______________ coverage has given the county the county move monious relationship," expIhuirdtothepublIca,Iong 30days'notice toward a Hattaway appeared concerned _______________________________________________ In addition, Ellis said policy of self.Insurance. PUlL IC NOTICI He without NOTICEOF indicated he would be back to liability Insurance HEARING for the next OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND Foremost Insurance Co., an the , Indiana firm, canceled an r commission with such a 30 days. However, Stepter AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN ecommendation within 30-60 assured commissioners he DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES estimated $l0,000 In liability days. OF ZONING ORDINANCE OF AR would do everything In his THETHECITY Insurance 30 days ago. OF SANFORD. Ellis said self-Insurance has power to locate a firm that FLOP lO& ' w111 Charles Stepter Sr., the NotIce is hereby given that a proven to be less expensive in Issue a liability policy. - I - Judge Weighs Estate Issue * IN BRIEF Hope Dim For Bargain On Nuclear Plant Controls 0 '1'UFSDAY, AUGUST 10 W111111" Springs Jaycee., 7p.m., VFW building, Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 .m. p, Florida Power and Light. Parests Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida rower azxl Light. Par*zts Aaooym (for troubled parents), 7:30 p.m., Community United Methcdlnt Quirch, Casselberry Free blood pressures will be taken between at the corner 7th Street and Elm Ave., courtesy of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Sanford. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11 Sanf rin, (j (>t Cuselberry Mary Club, 7:30 am. The Caboose, Highland H Developers Ordered To Complete Fence By DONNA FSTES noting that DEAIJVILLE, France (AP) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger talks with French Foreign Minister Jean Sauvagnargues today about the sale of a French nuclear reprocessing plant to Pakistan. But there appeared to be no likelihood that the French would support the American demand for in-ternational supervision of the plant. The United States wants the plant under international surveillance to prevent the plutonium it will produce from being used for nuclear weapons. Pakistani Prime Minister Zulfikar All Bhutto refused to agree in talks with Kissinger in Lahore Monday despite Kissinger's threat to cut off American economic aid and arms sales to Pakistan. - . Public Hearing will be held at the Commission Room in the City Hall In the City of Sanford. Florida, at 7 00 O'clock P.M. on August 7). )V& vo consider ctiarign and amendments to the Zoning Ordinance of the City Of Sanford. Florida. as foIlo: A Portion of that certain property located ctsn )flawalha Avenue and Orlando Drive and between Santa Barbara DrIve and French Avenue pr to rezoned to GC-2 (General Commercial) District. Said Property being more P 1iCuIarIy described as followS:' Lot 9. Block 15. Drelrrwoid. PB). Pg O. All Partin In interest citizens y to be have an opportunit oprtunity heard at said hearing. 8y order of the City Com mission Its name is answered for each other. The Herald Staff Writer %' "Highland Hills," rather than council also asked its insurance Wlndtree as the sign placed by agent to dete rmine If an LONGWOOD - The city the developers indicated. He crease in insurance rates on council Monday night ordered said he would respond at next firemen will be levied If such an the developers of}ljghJand Hills week's council meeting. agreement Is signed subdivision to complete within In other business, council: ers er sea —Instructed 10 days erection ota chain-link —&antedaspecialezcepuon Engineer Malcolm'Consulting Steeves to Cf the Civic Center City of Sanford, Florida. fence around a water-holding to Ctwist Episcopal Church to nest with H. N. Timm, Jr. pond within the development, permi t operation of a developer Al Stolte's City Clerk "thrift on the proposed Publish: Aug. to. in Inslstlqg the fence is shop" by the church women at engineer Ra)' DEC 15 wood Industrial Park to _________________________ ftCeSSwY to protect wandering the Kearney building, south of ) determine the engineering children from drowning, SR 434, after no protests at the re ed th IN THE comjj Ignored plea., from s for e park to be conCIRCUIT COUNT OF THE public hearing. EIQHTIINTN JUDICIAL Cli. Howard Leftwich, a partner In —Delayed action on a structed west of SR 427. Sleeves CUlT, IN AND FOR SIMIN0LI Florida Residential Properties mutual.ajd a6reement with the is also to determlM pnj 5 COUNTY, FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION NO. Inc., to delay the r for five county tire department unW problems and The Seminole County Grand k Re: e Marr,e75-13M.CAIS.E David Kim Hargis, 19, Of to six months. solutions with at Jury Is scheduled to hear Heflderson,Ky.Identlfledby U. AI.VA received additional Information can be proposed development. StoRe Is J. HILL. WIFE AND l4twich said his firm has on the numbers of fire to pay all cods evidence Wednesday In the S. Navy officials as a deserter, already spent ot consulting ROBERT C. HILL. HUSBAND Aug. 2dea th ofaCasa.ioerry has been jailed without bond on considerable calls the city and county have service. NOTICE OF SUIT moneyupda unrainageIn retiree f ound dead In his ran- a TO: ROBERT C. P411,1. murder charge in connection development since it purchased sacked mobile home. FIrSt UftAIT BRIGADE WithSChultz'dtKI the 47 undeveloped iota in the Fort Benning, Georgia. An An autcny showed Walter was arrested on four charges ! YOUAREI4EREBV notified that 80-lot subdivision, He said S ultz, 67, of 751 a Petitiop for DlSøttIø Q burglary, Including the break. contract, for sale of 44 of Spanish M chDi-1v, died ui the 47 in at Schultz, residence. Mitig h5 bI, filed against you lots ar e in and y are requir$d but wouldn't bo heart attack, Sheriff's In-. toservea cop A preliminary hearing for official Of Your writter, defen,., if any, to it, for several montho. tfUtigItOt'5 say Schultz died Hargis has been set for Friday on NORMAN T. MITCHELL, At The board did not Indicate whlIeCoofrcmthlga burglar. torney for Pat hone,, 'Fose address (Continued From k'age 1-A) In County ait2p.m. whatacflonltw ould pfffl, year's lail fire Is e',r, Suite ni Orlando, Florida 32102. and tile me fencing is not built within 10 - Selected the Mill Qeek basin, which will oridmnai with Rr7e days, bu t It could withhold westseftonfthecity,u the Clerk of the above Styled Court on or bifore the Ith MUHM either building permits or project to be constructed. The city drainage day of August, 1976. otherwise a apply for fe'e'al funding certificates of occupancy. for the project under a public workswin ludgment may be entered agilnst',, bill pa.ed by Congress In ,he over YOU for the relief d(in Lettwich, answering corn. Preildent Ford's veto last month. Pe Petition. pLaint., from residents and a Wltflfl my hand and seal of ud Elected McCIanahaj to be the city's voting delegate at the COrt On the if Di daV ,h July 1516 request from the council, Florida League of CitIes' October convention In Miami beach. refused to ( Seal) promise that a new Commissioners Joins Morn.,, Gordon Meyer and Stenetrom also P,jr H, fH(k,i,frt, Jr sign will be placed at the en- plan to attend. Clerk of t't4 Cfrij,t Court tranceway to the E. E. BY Lil lian Jenkins Approved a payment schedule to collect Williamson Road subdivision the city's marina. put.due rent of. eputy Clerk Pact Phases Out Shrimping 5) Burglary Death Evidence '25' Comn'aiffe, Wins Budget Hike - -- - I TALLAHASSEE (AP) American shrimp fishermen, now hauling in $25 million worth annually off the Mexican coast, must cut 40 per cent of their catch in the next year and phase it out completely by 1980, an official - says. The phaseout over the next 3 years was of an agreement hammered out by the United States and Mexico over the weekend, said Harmon Shields, Florida director of Natural Resources. part '4 New Government In Works Hours by Appointment is - I .&r1 - . PUbtith Jjly 30. V. Avg, 3. to. 1576 DEBIy HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) Health Investigators are checking for a possible connection between the recent outbreak of "legionnaim disease" and an illness that killed these to 10 persons shortly after they attended a 1974 Odd Fellows Convention In Philadelphia. Or. Dennis Lucey, state commissioner for health planning, said the Odd Fellows outbreak involved symptoms of a nonspecific viral pneumonia. Doctors have used a similar description for the unknown disease that has killed 27 and affected 128 others among the more than 10,000 who were at an American Legion convention July 21-24 In Philadelphia. Dr. David Fraser, an investigator for the federal Center for Disease Control, said Monday that reports from the Odd Fellows Indicated there were 17 cases and three deaths from the f M noon, wpm a KAM J"Pippoww'"nom A"&_J9i&y,A1914r took part in the 1974 convention to get further details, The Odd Fellows convention, Afl pf l', victims of the Odd The possible connection LieFellows illness were in appar- tween the two outbreaks was ent good health and became In September 1974, attracted sick several days after the con- called to the attention of state and federal health Investigators between 3,000 and 3,500to two of vention ended, officials of the by officials of the Odd Fellows. the same hotels that the' organization said. The illness Medical Investigators, meanAmerican Legion used last that afflicted the legionnaires while, continued interviewing month. followed the same pattern. legionnaires throughout Pem sylvania and examining Iw,•t. and other areas In Philadelphia when the legionnaires gath- " 'EAR 2 40YIMC. Where Qualify Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 ------.---. After one week of Intensive Investigation, the source Of the legion outbreak remains a mystery. The medical researchers have all but ruled out viruses, bacteria or a fungus. They are focusing on a toxin, or poison. Among those being considered are heavy metals, insecticides and herbicides. A. Ford Winters, sovereign grand secretary of the Odd Fellows, said he still does not know what caused the deaths of his colleagues. "They never did pinpoint It," Winters Said Ins telephone interview Monday from his Baltimore home "They wanted to call it a sort cl virus orAslan "There were probably 12 to 18 cases," said Samuel Patterson of Philadelphia, who was chairman Of the committee that set up the 1974 convention of the men's fraternal organization, "We lost In the neighborhood of 10." Fraser said the CDC had started phoning persons who J's Appliances (sba !G flu." "It was something that acted like a virus and seemed like pneumonia but didn't respond to treatment ton any p(thoe things," said Patterson. 06 C 1ql Congress To Act On Shots Plan Now Is your chance to get Carrier quality an low operating cost at discount Prices if you're willing to Pick up the room air conditioner and do your P WASHINGTON (AP) The oculatlon plan say that would Inoculation program begins Under the new bill, the InsurHouse and Senate are pre- mean more delay before the now it still will be late Sep. ance company would only paring to take action on a bill vaccine could be distributed. temnber before the first vaccine handle coverage for negligence, that would clear the way for a The insurance problem has Is ready. with the government assuming government-sponsored inoc- stalled the vaccine program for The bill, proposed by the Ford most liability. ulatlon program to protect weeks, administration, would allow A group of Democrats led by neatly every American against Rep. Paul G. Rogers, DFIa., persons who claimed Injury Rep. Henry A. Waxman of Calla deadly strain of swine flu. chairman of the House Corn- from the national Immunization fornia objects to the federal Both the House and Senate merce Committee's subcom- program to sue the federal gov- government taking on almost planned action today on a fed- mittee on health, indicated ernment for damages. The gov. all the burden of liability, while era! liability Insurance plan there could be some problem ernment, In turn, could sue any the Insurance Industry assumes that would protect the manu- getting the measure out of the vaccine manufacturer or other only a small portion of the risk facturers of the swine flu vac- Interstate and Foreign Corn- participant, such as a volunteer but collects premiums. cine from legal action by those merce Committee and onto the doctor or nurse, if It could prove The opponents contend the who are Inoculated. House floor, negligence, whole federal liability plan If Congress doesn't pass the "Certainly time Is not on our Plans for the mass Immuni. could be a boon to trial lawyers bill today, It will have to wait side," said Rogers, before try. zatlon program stalled when while draining the federal until members return after the irig to get the measure to the the insurance Industry refused treasury. Republican National Con- floor. "But I think we will be to handle the liability coverage After weeks of impasse, convention. The Ford adminis. successful." alone, saying the financial risk gressional health leaders got tratlon and backers of the inHealth officials say that if the was too much for It. moving again after concern arose that the "legionnaires disease" that killed 27 pawns JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) An agreement is near to form an interim multiracial government to prepare South-West Africa for independence by next June 30, sources at a constitutional conference in Windhoek report. South Africa rules the territory, also called Namibia, under a League of Nations mandate rejected by the United Nations. The U.N. curity Council has ordered South Africa to ;ubm,t plans for U.N.-supervised free elecions by Aug. 3lor face economic sanctions. Hurricane s Fury Spent On Long Island Suburbs own installation. Typical valve: Model No. SlFHiioi 10000 BTU- 115 VOLTS Install it yourself price. OVERSTOCKED IN E.E.R. 265 1976 Whirlpool Air Conditioners. Going At 1975 PrIcesl . APPLIANCES .1 is - 7,7 AUTOMATIC TIMER culprit in Philadelphia, some Times Square. Most of the 18 lesser Islands, and sheltered in legislators said they i(ontinucd From Page 1-A) felt the million persons in the nation's schools and other sturdy public seine Rhode Island. of urgency to pass the bill On Long Island, trees were most populous urban area buildings for the night. had dissipated. uprooted, power Lines down and escaped the strongest winds. The storm's toll wa: 11 had been the same earlier amazingly low despite its delow lying roads awash when the hurricane center struck land when Belle, the season's first structive force as it moved up for the first time at about 1a.m. hurricane, skirted the coasts of the coast. It ripped up a section The Long island Lighting Co North Carolina, Maryland, of the Ailantic City boardwalk, I Dela wa re and New Jersey on but the first death did not come reported that damage t equipment and property alone Monday. Low-lying shore areas until a Long Island man and his all along its path we re virtually wile left their home to watch was be tween $5 million and Oxyg.nor Respirator. Million. Company spokesmen emptied of people by early the storm-tossed waves. PlowAvailabieat said 60,000 customers were warnings. Official estimates NO COST with were lacking, but damage was without power. Medicare and Insurance There were no official esti- light, I na SO States. Long before it struck, tens of mates of other damage. We process thousands of residents and a-Medicare and Theeyeofthehurnicane,wj Insurance it dead calm, made landfall at catloner3 had been moved away Claims. Monday's high 94, today's low Long Island Beach, Just 21) from the Long Island beaches, Our Lease Plan evacuat ed by ferries from miles southeast of New York's -O?.th Partly cloudy with a chance Against of afternoon and evening inflationary I I thundershowers. Highs In the Increases. - - ..OW WITH UNITS OF IS AMPS OR LESS 4*1 1 WHILE THEY LAST Legion convention in Phila.. deiphia might be an Influenza. However, when researchers SALES & SERVICE toe E. 1st St., Sanford Ph 123-5q, DO YOU HAVE EMPHYSEMA , ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS? -_•',v'__ ___________________ [Light weight oxygen avaiIabh' J fo' travel land, sea, or air . WEATHER , t - AREA DEATH MRS. ERNALEIDENROTH American Platinum Works, Baker division of Newark. She Mrs. Ems Leldenroth, 74, of was Methodist and a member 2 Sweetbrlar Branch, of the Altamonte Springs .ongwood, died Saturday Friendship Club. vening at Florida Hospital Survivors Include her Iorth. Born in Germany Jan. daughter, Mrs Andrew A. 2, 1902, she had Lived in (Dorothy) Wurst and a grand.ongwood since September, daughter, Miss Diane Wurst, M. making her home with her both of Longwood, aughter and son-in-law. She Gramkow-Gaines Funeral 'orked tot many years for the home, Longwood, in charge. 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I 100% - - - WASHING (AP) PIdent Ford let second anniversary In office pass quietly. There was no special ceremony in the White House on Monday to mark the occasion, spokesman Ron Nessen said. Ford became the nation's chief executive on August 9, 1974, after President Richard M. Nixon resigned. I' ATTENTION! Medicare - eliminate competition by coercion, and they have asked the Justice Department to investigate for possible antitrust violations. The Florida Municipal Utilities Association sent a letter last month to U.S. Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi making the charges and asking for a probe of the Miami-based private utility, the state's largest. The 31 members of the association, joined by several non-member utilities, said that FP&L is coercing some communities in attempt "to acquire competing electric utilities, thereby eliminating competition In electric power markets." Executive Vice President Mac Cunningham of Lakeland said Monday that the July 15 letter to Levi was made public at this time "because we have received no damn acknowledgement of it from the Justice Department." - - Seminole Seminole Given 30 Days Notice off. I- - - - - - - CLIP AND SAVE - - - - A group of municipal utilities claim that Florida Power & Light Co. Is trying to A dredyarda away. Deputy Sheriff Bennie Kennedy said the fire generated so much heat that rescue arm could not enter the area. The fire burned for almost an hour before ti'e ga suppiy was - - - scorched trees and fields up to several hun- today. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Favors 2d Court To Ease Burden _______________________ master In here." CALHOUN, La. (AP) Sheriff's Officers say a natural gas explosion which killed six persons at their trailer homes apparently was triggered when a road grader hit an tinderground pipeline. The explosion Monday near this north louisiana town sent a blowtorch Of flame feet Into the sky, dug a 30-foot crater and In es tigator S FP8L Practices Coercion NTC Rosenthal said he'd prefer to use a mediator, but Cowley's eam said that "going to tmediation will not solve the prolema. Therefore we feel It's mandatory that we get a special mittee to negotiate the differences. Gas Explosion dputes between the Seminole hPpult?" he asked. reasonable proposaL" County School Board and the "11a school system ran for The Rosenthal tesn wanted Seminole Education 4O contract to know UM status of the School uociation (SEA). and 1 can ae you It will run calendar for the 1P75.77 school W & Cowley, chid during this period of lxnpaae. I year which has been ratified by negotiator for the scboj board, see no chaotic conditlone," the school board. announced Ms 'final offer' of en isepooded Cowley. "11*1 was a negotiable Item $S,310 base starting salary for "You're being wreasonable and no part of an agreement Inetructional personnel in the These are legitimate articles should have been ratified," county ichool system at and we've dealt in good faith. Rosenthal said. Monday's bargaining seaslon, We are not going to accept less "The school board adopted he told members the SEA: thin what we got last year," that calendar at a public "I'll guarantee you, this Is Roesitlal replied. meeting the other night," oirfbialoffer." "U you had been In the Cowley said. "This team After caucusing, SEAs team private sector," he continued, reprdenta the board and we come back with a proposal of you'd have had the NLRB are required by law to operate $OOOfot (National Labor Relations wschooisaodthat'swhatwe Steve Rosenthal, chief Board) down your neckaa ere going todo." negotiator for the teacher's time ago. You haven't dealt In Rosenthal said his team was groeç, said "This is as low an goodtaith,Ernie,andyouw still willing tocomprouniseanil we can go." it." be hoped that Cowley would Cowlsy quickly said, "Very "You accuse us of bsd4alth reevaluate his position and be welL We ate tabling all these bargaining when we've talked willing to come back to the write f ver3Oholwlplus all the bargaining table. PERC (the Florida Public hoer, we've been In caucus to "We don't be&" P.eenthal Employes Relations Corn. discuss the issues? Is that what oL We'll await yuur decision mission) for the names eta you're accusing us of," Cowley as to when to come back to the speaj znas. asked, "bed4alth bargaining?" bargaining table." "We're way past the point of "We want a contract Instead "You've had our final offer," on these lpue* and of playing games," Rosenthal Cowley said. we're Just spinning our * '. 17.30 alesf:: MIAMI (AP) Tarantulas, says Bush, whose shop Is ON of once dreaded by man, are tab. several In South Florida selling And the owner can always "They Will not bite unless you are screenal to 1mw they we watch a tarantula kill and de- provoke or tease them," Coda not a rate variety that could be ing their place alongside dogs, the hairy spiders, "They have a vow a mouse. insists.by He said the poison In. dangerous. cats, fish and canaries as very high intelligence. They get ,,All the *W h*da's "N are really deadly, but you'll find left In vable pets, animal experts say. to know Ilielj own, NOW Tmcfsr C. feed out of your hand." morning Is neat, towel ball of usUally IfOduces only a mild they can give you a good bite," "It's nothing you can cud. even 5?30N.Uaawr.,,at, fur," for a day or two, said says Costa, "My 12-year skin Irritation fl Pet thip operator die," says Ben Simonetti, lll, Pit MjjiJ Serpentat1 every He said more symptoms, oMsonhu bad just about lhlMaeljAve. " the curator of reptiles at Crandon COStS said the PI& Wit such as nausea or a general un. whole, however, they're Park Zoo. "But you can let the size of a hand palm, solve animal for a pet -ciepisants, etahs, Jaguars and camels, ccftlbleneu, might occur If Inoffensive." apartment residents' problems che them walk on your hand 11111111110 all iinani W yAgI*Jy we" they're just Interesting to of limited space and bans on out yes no mazes two tarantulas home and Is fascinated by Perun was bitten. watch. There are definitely Larger pets. "All those dories about tathem." DR JAMES E. HIRSCH "They may not have lovable more being Imported." rantulas are absolutely false. Personalities like dogs, but It's Edward Bush says that pet There are no federal restric- They don't even have the caCHIROPRACTOR owner and tarantula can devel- very educational to watch them tions on Importing tarantulas pacity of a bee sting," Costa announces the opening feed and breed," Costa says. into the country. Coda says he op a friendly relationship, says. of his office Owners seem Interested In Imports them wholesale from Hcwever, some experts be-"Alter both parties start to watching their Pets shed skin for South and Central America the practice of for lieve that certain, Isolated speknow each other, they begin to their legs and abdomen, step $3 to $7.50 apiece, The retail CHIROPRACTIC cies might have a deadly poireach a real understanding," Out of the shell and then eat it. cost Is generally over $10. Zayre Plaza, U.S. 17.92 & Airport Blvd. son, and Costa said his Imports . called to help settle contract working co'KtftIone doting this to loom to try to come to a But Trial Continues FLORIDA IN BRIEF Taran tu las an Be Friendly Pets . Tuesday Aeg. is, ine.—t 1-111111111111 laaM.Tsa.I - ale - ' " I ' " ' "' .L 'Iill w.A?-V,R,~,k~~ t-t# -..... ..'.... 61111, ' j TTN.Ii~~,111'.-~!-"_~, . "n _T , c.,.' :..:-I-v "' 1,1/ .'....... L ~ �11 , I li4 Eie I N-A 311111 N. FReiCe ENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Around Tusidsy, Aug. 10, 1V6-4A I WAYNE D. DOYLE. Phftsher Horn. tivsfy: Week 3$ Month. $210; Months, $11.30; Vier. 131* By Mill: Incents; Florida same home dslIvey. All oftier mail: Month, $370. a Months. $i&20; 12 Months. $32.10. ci the "DeStroyer,Esecirt Sailors Association" In Winter Perk Aug. $. The Aaocjaj,, was founded last September by Sonar Technician Senior thief Iaok IL Crawford, USN (Ret), of Sin Dingo and it attempts to preaerve the remembrance of thee, ship and their cl ew5. The destroyer.e, werr lntrodacd daring World War II, but we now, practically obsolete. Their orlg4=Mh= was to conduct antisubmarine performing a variety ci other tasks. Out of the more than 401 ships constructed, only a few are left on aceji,, service, according to the U. S. Navy. Qawford, president of the association, will be the ."eviewing official for the Recruit Brigade Review (graduation) at the Orlando Naval Training Center on Aug. Ti. ha be feted upon their retarn from the State Tour- nament at Fort Lauderdale. 1~ War - Offers Couldn't help but chuckle over that little squib this weekend which told of a pviç of journalists defeating Jimmy Carter's soflbsfl team 17.1. The Clock By BILL CURRIE Peace Gambit One has to wonder If you'd over see the likes of the Haldemans and Ehrftchmans vying with the Richard Nizons In such an atNetic endeavor. -ii The war In Lebanon has diverted attention from the Arab-Israeli confrontation which has dominated the Middle East for a generation. It also has given the lmpressioi and probably a false One that tsrsel can breathe easier about its future because of disunity and strife within the Arab world. The longer the war goes on, the more likely It seems that Christian and Moslem Interests will accept a partition of the country as the only means Of satisfying their political aspirations. While this might provide a basis for a cease-fire that gains more support than any formulas tried so far, it would be no means guarantee a stable relationship among Arabs In that part of the Middle East. For one thing there is no assurance that two - I economically self-mçportlng. Moreover, a Moslem state would remain a sanctuary for Palestinians bent on retrieving lamb occupied by Ismel or doing away with Israel altogether, without the restraints Imposed by the old Lebanese government. This could trigger an attempt by Israel to occupy some Lebanese territory to establish a more "defensible" northern border, a la 1967. The Arab-Israeli confrontation, then, is still the Predominant issue In the Middle East. While the Lebanese war has pitted Arab vs. Arab, it has not changed any of the facts behind the Palestinian question, nor has It affected the issue of Israeli occupation of Arab territories. What the Lebanese war may have accomplished Is to demonstrate to the Arabs how dangerous it is to let the Palestinian Issue fester within the Arab world with no movement toward negotiations with Israel that might resolve it. It is the extreme position of the Palestine Liberation Organization toward Israel that has blocked such negotiations. It is the militancy of the PLO that finally broke down the Christian-Moslem formula for power-sharing In Lebanon. It is the diehard stance of Palestinian forces in Lebanon that has prolonged the civil war. There is reason to hope that a commitment to more responsible leadership may emerge from the clash of Arab interests over Lebanon. Egypt has made an alliance with Sudan in an obvious effort to contain the fanatic Muammar Al Khadafy of Libya, a main source of support for the PLO. Syria's President Hafez Assad has risked his standing with his Arab friends to try to prevent a PLO-dictated solution in Lebanon. It's not out of the question that a Geneva conference on the Middle East can be recovened with the Arab delegations willing to compromise on the issue of representation of the Palestinians. No longer is it a foregone conclusion that the PLO, with its all-or-nothing demand to absorb Israel into a Palestinian state, must be heeded at Geneva. President Ford and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger regard a new Geneva conference as the next logical step in his Middle East diplomacy. Since Democratic presidential candidate Jimmy Carter subscribes to the same approach, there is no reason for a U.S. initiative in this direction to remain in limbo pending our November election. The United States has been considered the only "honest broker" in the Middle East. The Lebanese war itself has remained outside the bounds of our diplomacy, but it may have hastened the time when Arabs and Israelis are ready to call on the services of that trusted broker. BERRY'S WORLD A plea from the Seminole County Chapter, American Cancer Society (ACS) is being directed to those Ira women who have sucoiufy undergone breast suit guy and who have a desire to help others overcome the doubts and fears which so often accompwy such surgery, according to chapter presldpnt, Irene Brown. At present mastectomy patients have the A( Program, "Reach for Recovery" available to them through the Orange County ACS office. The Seminole County office needs vilunteers to help form Its own Reach for Recovery program. ."Imals have a cur, ent innocnlaticn against rabies for the protection ci the satinl and the general public. 16 4 9 44 9 To. D. LOFTON JR. Diplomatic hadamstectomy,thefr surgery does M qualify them U vohmteers. All applicants must be given a reosmmendetlon from their surgeon before they can be accepted Into the required training program Volunteer, answer uestlons about braasieres and £ngHje,i,F. TuISdaYDA.s.1L Nil—U ___ ____ ____ Dis turbed Stepm om After Son-in-1 aw clothes and emotional adjustment — all medical qarles; are directed to the phygidsn. is lnvtiluglo, sa they have "been down the sum mod" as the patient. The fears, doubts and worries of a new mastectomy pati t c be best ha led by a f mer en___ an nd or For further I nformation about this vo lunteer service, contact the local ACS office at 3321649, between 10 a.ni. and 2p.m., Monday throusji Friday. patientwhohasoverce them, Is the belief of the ACS. DEAR ABBY: My husband dnd I just celebrated our 30th years ago my father died. He was very wealthy and left - .- •,1 - If - - . . . .- . _______ . 'ii. .' - everything to my stepmother. IastJune,myste1 thz(w Isllyearsoklerthan lam) was visiting my husband and rue, and I muM l-.-J together, My world came est as lbmwjs I am not good crashing down, and I ordered enough for her to speak £.i . - 1 : her out ci the home. After conferring with my two directly to. Example: Me to her: Ma'am how would you like wai JUIW SIC1I' She ignores me, i Mann of distinction liter I never wanted to see --••her turns to her escort U. i ougnness again. She re,onded with a "Hcney, tell her I likeand my steak coverage and concept of the letter stating that she has been rare." - inlovewith yearbook, which followed the _____ myhusba1asI Abby. "tit ng th theme, 'i1 Spirit is You, as I have, and she could never those snobbIs wro wi ____ ee e h is women, Because You are niqu U e." c.v___...) say no to Jim. anyway? Thu probably won't In a separate competition, ______ — Poor WASHINGTON My husband has asked me to make your column, but I fee la yearbook, photography by ... that's Ambassador Laurence a Sllberman,ow forgive him, and he has lotbetter J te bty Dam Wood -: Jim Cov1ngto I (( man in Yu osIavia. joinised never to see her CHARLENE .. were awarded first and seconci . NotbeIngaForelgn ser,1ceoffl,i,, again. I forgave him, but this DEAR CHAltLEpJ These prizes respectively, by the I he just didn't know w State Dept has a legac: O(nanwont5l ve up.Sbecalls snobbish ladles are golag by Florida Scholastic Press .• . here and U I anr, the one same ve to uphold. I mean, President Kennedy didn't call ., 22. AUOCIsUOII, ry wthaic rates of f. - . . he hangs up on me. I Fow Bottom a "bowl of jelly" for no reason. .:. don't eUquette At one time (and Bryan Harden was editor of . know whether she calls him ry of State Salrnagunci at deWt ash me sty) It wem'I '76, and Patti Bal1IsbeUedJisdepata'efay his office, but I assume she c..Mere pra,e for a lady I. Meyeis was business manager. he wasn't just beating his gums. does. p.,,. 0! . . In speaktoawsiuensrwij, 1. year, .' .... I Dftto for former undersecretary Nicholas Mysonsand thetrwlvestefl shmmuaicatedtI,oóher t Edelbg will lake \ . :. Katsenbach. When he called State a "taffy pull" me that she has called them. escort : editorship and Sally Oyler . it was not a phrase chosen lightly. — and they have slammed the PAMELA DUNWOODY be business manager. Teacher ;. But Ali down on her. Hifi fi writiliffirs? hod $ I Vs John Cullum has been sp led. And the stnlpedjants AbiiIl Vilil 0, 122 Lily Or Just when l think I'm getung .. . se il Dunwoody.I,ow.ry advisor. over thIs terrible hurt, she calls iverly Hilts. Calif. 55311. fir Ab. European Desk may never , "ii Vs Wrifi Letters A staff of students worked fully recover. and ut, me. Please tell me for All OccasV.ns.' Pfl.w 'Vsw• ______ (0 ore t han To to produce Aug. 14 Wed The whole flap began In July of last year, Pie'. how to handle it. lumped in award-winning yearbook, ant) sflVeiIps. when Laszlo Toth, a naturalized American Members HURT of 1k Semink BADLY yg .ff Americia boners, indede (from leftj Bryan Hays, Per Ally's leslie?, "Hew us Have .45 The marriage of Pamela each student earning aw credit displ dtim who fives in 11mmlon, Colo. travelled to Sally Oyier, aying DEAR HURT: ioids • Lively WidiPi'." sled $I Vs jle, — — after learning John Culhon(ad,ieor), Ester Edelberg Sharon Dunwoody and Herbert In the proces& All of the 950 and Patti Meyers. (Herald where he was barn. V. tbt Ask your lawyer Ab 122 Lash Dr., I. Lowery will take place Aug. copies printed are spoken for. dist their Bicentennial Issue of Salmagundi '711 has earned All. Photo by jean pattem) While visiting a sugar refinery In the city of what steps sbould be taken to ""fly H'1116 calif, M12. Mosse 14 at 6:30 p.m. with Rev. Leon • Ion'. Self-addressed, Pik put an end to this harrasguient cccliii VbrOs,Toth had 3 series Of Photos taken of stampid (Sic) env.isps. T. Freeman performing the plant You don't have to tolerate It. manager. These pictures double ring ceremony at the _____________ DEAR ABBY:1 am the only were to be used to explore business contacts with First Shiloh M.B. Church, In an TOth'S current U Oyer, the Great Western office of 10 men. Sanford. ,. Sugar Co. But then things went awry. Although the restrooms ByJEM4PA1'yS(N available by writing to McLean Miss Dunwoody Is the Toth was arrested by Yugoslav authori ties, clearly marked"MEN" and I IAA Herald Staff Wr iter ' . d 'i. at P.O. Box 2, Orange City, d aug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie tried on trumped-up charges of Industrial "WOMEN," the men use the SUNS STATE 41 DWIWOOd. ias West 13th esplonage and sentenced to seven years in JIll % " women's restroom In addition Will McLean has Florida • at the. right time — Place, Sanford. to their own. I strongiy resent aPlacehedur.ng.ay His music is not bluegrass, safld Inhi sh .. . ndIn t full of murdem. rapids that practice! butmoreafo&c,sIc,tyk . . . and thieves. MaId of honorwlIlheB penandhlsgultar. He says the thing "worse than physical I do want privacy in the ne 5MCLUn.O . '. R. abuse" eedSto Carter and best man will be Now living near Orange aty, held incomnumlcado and not knowini . reztroom, but lflmenuoflft,I Reginald B. Lowery. McLean grew up In the Florida sit quietly and really listen, to -- ..........' • . .. —. . Wilt be labeled a prude. My job 4 "t his Parents Or his friends, or even if any ' 7. PanhandlenearChipley.Atuw appreciate the mellow sounds effort was being made to obtain his release, IswellugandJ would , and vivid word pictures . . . age of four, he co uld play every to cha nge for that reason, Sutsuchaneffortwasay.vj,. Inherent In all his songs. Bryant-Sutterby song In the country church Toth was "no more of a spy than my Aunt especially at age 50. May I have hymn book. At six, he wrote his McLean draws from his own Matilda," The unemployment rate , your Ambassador suggestion,? Silberman began 7, first song, InsPired by the knowledge Of Florida nature because the labor force rose DESIRES PRIVACY "quiet diplomacy,,, plaintive cries of a flock of when writing his songs, as by Nox. largely PrWilcing behInd4he-0Cenes well .. because individuals re-entered the job market as what American writer Issac Goldberg has DEAR DESIRES: U you Rev. and Mrs. Virgil L geese flying high over head. as his extensive research into called, "saying e nastiest t ngs in e nicest their prospects Improved. th hi th Bryant Jr., Sanford, announce "Away O-ft," It was called. the state's history. He writes of the offenders know that you Another example Is provided by the statistics way." Since then McLean has set to the hurricane at Lake I the marriage of their daughter, Yet, there was no action. Despite resent their actions? The .1 on personal deposits in savings and loan nrepeated Ruth Hall Bryant, to Sim music some 1,5(e) of his songs. Okechobee, of Indian Chief stitutions, In the first quarter of the iromises b3r Y n Is obvious. Speak up. so onlav of cials that 'roth would ug fi year Sutterby of Winter Park on July And always, the theme is Osceola, and of Tate's Hell, a . . totaled $18.9 billion, In the second only be freed, weeks turned Into months and no don't worry about what il thing In the First Presbyterian Florida — her w dlife, her dismal swamp in the billion. 2', happened. In fact, during his entire 12-month Church of Sanford. swamps, her history and Panhandle. Also En his songs Viewed casually, one would be inclined to InCarceration, no U.S. officials were allowed to DEAR AE3Y: I notice that legends. Florida's Black Hat are the birds, wild hogs, panrush on oncr...Iajj for month, conclude, among )Ou sometimes let people fr other things, that the ability or see TOUL The bride was given in Troubadour. McLean is often thers and other Florida .. % k Control roaches and ants the desire of American, to save was th k So, Ambassador Silberman did the only thing eir beefs in your column, ess in marriage by her brother, Leon called, a reference as much to "critters" he knows and loves way — brush No-Roach in asy Well, wcond quarta than in here's mine: '.'assis tIi :abinets, cupboards; around mortgage-lendi ng ability of savings banks and Past June, in the town of Bled, in a talk to a0''' I'vebeenawaltressforna.ay )athroomandkiIchenfitu the double ring ceremony, likes to wear, as to the ballad• i0 a assiociations was lessened. years In two Of Seattle's finest American.Yugonlav Councils, he shocked Back In the "strugglin' style of his singing. 6 ON olorless, odorless coating resturants, and it positi vely Toth by He's been many things in his The bride was attended by lays effective for months. N • , Infuriates can be drawn we must await son* indica . 64 P , me when a lady 110 her sister, Susan Bryant. Ilie lifetime, Including fisherman things would kind of close in on of naturalized U.& citizen who for no apparently 111 Lion the size of the new checking accounts offered him, he would escape Into the ,sf.. speaks to me through her best man was Mike Catha, and radio announcer, but Justifiable reason Is given a severe prison senj Uese institution,. Winter Park. tence and Is not allowed to be visited by main drift of his life has always swamps for weeks on end, until American embassy Officials" been his music. "MY love affair be had found peace again. He 16 i 'd Well, now, things then began to happen. ' % with Florida," he calls his Still regards the wilds of Belgrade protested to Washington Flori da as 4 ')aa, a refug and an e — •IU relationship to th e land of his about "undue Pressure" and the Eastern European Inspiration. . birth, His whole life Desk of the lii ,a Salmagundi "Id RW won 4 honors fmn 1,U three judging honors from the National associations. : / N . WASHINGTON — There is no reason In this Presidential election to be confused about man to vote for. Never mind Jimmy Carter's expertise In d d . .sons eir wives, ! wrote a ____ : ,. - '___) • Ronald Reagan's shuffling softly, or President Ford's platitudes. We have the record of what these three men terpret or thdInothce_wJitheachof us emInf himself. We have Carter', four years as governor Georgia in print. We know what tills he pushed and which he fought and vetoed. We are able to evaluate the honesty or lack of it in his operations or how open his administration We can evaluate the degree of his success or L - - .. - . . . . - - , ..• - the state Wmucr&cY to heel. — his finances. We have Carter's revealing book about himself, his record both as a Navy officer and Peanut farmer. Most 1111POIrtantly. we know am rebtive - •..,, ability of the men he drew around him as We also have available the Reagan in the years before he went into politics — the active role be played as a union leader In the motion. . ... , . We also have the evidence on how he state'sthefeecoftve ,tature of men he appointed to judgeships. vacant offices commissions. We have the same formation on Ronald Reagan. Never mind what Reagan says now or what he said as govern or. We have the informa tion available as to what he Intments he made, the meas shefoughtand those,, efficiency of his admjnlstj'aflon or lack of , degree of honesty, openness or secrecy of Ji, operations. . . - Vero _________ __________ Th. right place McLean Has Sand In Shoes=And Songs RIVE AIMJJU Easy Waylo Kill - .,. JOHN CUNNIFF Jobl - . RoachesandAnts .. .. R ateIs ess pictureworld_what he fo,, tforanda.,, NEW YORK (AP) — Poets, parents, pedants Mr. Ford's recoi - too, is an open book. His and more have Wen telling us from the beginsuccesm and failure as President or during his ning of human time that things aren,t always quarter century in the House of Representatives, what they seem, where he was no wallflower, are there for all to The wisdom often applies to the news of read, business, finance and economics, to which so of. The Congressional Record, with Its Indexes ten we apply the conventional explana tions, spanning the years, give the full picture of each realizing later that, applied too Often, such exman. pianations often become meaningless, Little more need be said about the July jobless In the Congressional Record we have a considerable hLAM of ibe two vice presidential rate, which row to 7.8 per cent from 7.5 per cenk leading to the conventional conclusion that here cand1da Offered thus far, their votes on issues Of Importance. Elsewhere, we have vote was more bad news for the economy. summaries carefully catalogued by Those who read a few more paragraphs organizafiixi of the left, right and middle, realized the rise was a consequence not of We also have detailed records of those a who weakening economy but have donated to the current campaigns of the strength. While unemploYment rose 280,000, the three Presidential candidates, number with Joba leaped 4l0,®O. JACK ANDERSON Parad o ' . __ Exchange Vows '' - - - :w'f , : 'Slit State Dept. agreeJ, recommending that Silberman be censured. But President Ford and Secretary of State dedicated to singing her The songwriter has per- ' , WINN DIXIE - / to iliNg praises. formed in concert at Carnegie McLean has recorded anHall, and In colleges and * UI••lt•• album of his songs, and has schools around the state. His ii C published a book, "Florida songs are taught In school Balladler Will McLean has recorded albums, written books about Florida's wildlife, history and Sand," which draws on his history, music and literature legends (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) experiences as a boy exploring classes. And he has taped shows the Florida forests and swamps for national television, crusades. "Just going along typing, editing and illustrating beautiful songs, "Crying Bird," with his granddaddy. He has Fame and fortune have never where the wind blows me," Is his work. One of his most was written especially for her. another ready for publication, been his itoat. however PM,. it more McLean's style. Both album and book are he intertecI in x'o HiS wife, Alice, helps with protests or Kissinger disagred and backed Silberman. Treasury Secretary William Simon informed the Yugoslav government he would cancel a eduled trip to that coun try if Toth were not released. II, Anyway, to make a long story short, Laszlo Toth was freed at the end of last month and Ambassador SIlberina has Continued his out:,,s,.,a,,•. , j spoke Wasting the softies In the State Dept. He says: vestigation." The angry senator threatened to "To these people, diplomacyapparenuyis the classified herbicide data, He found alleged security breaches in the Invest1itte the Pentagon in retaliation. He would the Pas ve p suit of Am ican Interest and I don't ffices of Sens, Frank Chardi, D.-Ida., William drop his Concluded S tewart 'It appears si ur er accept that. Investlgatkm of the Pentagon, however, security u 1 have always felt that the 'ulbright, D.-Ark., Henry Jackson, D..WasK, leak In this matter came from United the Pentagon dropped its Investigation ci his States Government owes co mple Sen. te uui William Proxmire, D.-WLs. But the in. Committee, It Was suggested, ch's support to Its office Chur advertently or Endverientjy,but citizen, in situation, like thLt" this cannot be stated positively." festlgaticm also caught the venerable Sen. John As Stewart pit It in his memo for the plumThe ambassador declared: "When we get to tenxiis, D.-Miss.. In an incident of political hers: "Sen. Stennis indicated that he intended The reason for Stewart', u, the point where we don't care about an American 10 gackma - lnh tiat# i,,u .H,e.,.,.. L -draw a final d'1iltw —. W1UUU Ma uii me uejen,e V uun Innocently imprisoned, then we are not The stern, stately Stennis not only is a symbol of its investiga tion we erennagon because Department had Obatructed his Investigation matt much Of a As country any more." iSenate rectitude, but he is a staw,ich defender were advised by r. In10'mally, the Stennis Committee tha ve Stewart explained in his memo, the deprt, Writing in his "Memoirs: 1950" fog if existing estaistu we dropped the Investigation within th ' if declined to obtain "appropriate ckariu,,cos.. for e Pen- him to Interview Church and his sta U-S' Arribanador to the Soviet Union George ff. He was ready, therefore, to defend the tagon that the Stennis Committee would drop its Kennal) tells how in the win ter REMOVE POUNDS AND INCHES of i94 he fired off in vestigation." residency against the ravages of Waterga te, age to Washington from Moscow, Subsequently, Church directed the Senate a me ss ON Added Stewart curtly: "Our GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION in Fixon was so sure of Stennis' loyalty that he later Investigation Of the Central Intelligence Agency, prompted by his unhappiness over U naivete of inatecr' — OR MONEY BACK I Dught an agreement, permitting the Mississippi was with a minimum of security problems. Most of our relatlon with the Russian,. Noting that in You can cont:1 you appetite wia help take off thsi Whether Nixon was intimidated by Stennis' enator to listen to the damning White House the leaks came out of the house LlteWgep,c the world of diplomacy methodoIo and tactics l;a pouvis Yes, poinis aid incMa horn thighs, neck, Committee. ipes and to rule whether they were in. tactics or merely wa.j fi- a are as important as us legs, waist — all over wiflvul ng ni a $iinsat,on Concept and strategy, he White House didn't push us in vestigation made two points, among Most Leaked docwnents contain kgttlm You eat 3 serb4e, satisfying meals ay. Others: flS that the public is entiilemj to wth the X.1 I R.A.cmg P you are no longer the After Stennis became implicated in the Stennis committee. There was more enthiusiawj (11 De not be afraid of using heavy read, weapons prisoner of the overeating habit beaus, with the K-I I ismber ' probe, Nixon Suddenly seemed to lose foe' investigating Nixon's critics, for Washington Officials tend to use security stamps what seem to be minor matters. In general, it PLan you want eU, sit less. Orders for this Investigation were relayed by to cover up their eznba terest in it. The sWY of the abord rraswnents. Since there may be bad practice to swat a with a SO YOU LOSE W1HT. WHLE YOU EAT Will. -3figation is told by Stewart hinnelf, ve in'* David Young, chid of the White How plum. are no censorship 5Wnps in Washington, of. sledgehammer. but it is sometimesflynocemry. I Akw yj now head be Stewart .S'csrity Services, in his unpublished to the PenlAgOn's chief coumd, Fred fic" als Often censor the news by classifying it 11te Runiam me quick to sense grouty sloit 1he tablets orhich cot with the X- I I Plan Bwhardt. and take I me adgurnsboe work emoin was directed by vantage of inc ,ecision or goo Jfl specific 'nqred'ents to help appease arid control Footnote: A spokesman for Stennis said d-na . tolerance. Stewart, who reported his findings In a Feb. in us VOL, appetite so you lose eetght, most rr4xxtant of all. It's a story that began in May, 19w, Wiaever deais with on 13, senator had ..no recollecti with us im, usmo which Is still hidden in them must therefore be miff " wilhe nssing u meal blicaUc Lu Pentagon described by Stewart, Church us cident to maintain at all times an attitude of Washington Post Of a report filet said be was decisiveness and alertness in • tt WEHT YOUR NUSEY BACK out scutthng atomic submarIne The nsat.thed t no serio defense of his own was sharply ks C&e from his InteJ, OR Plan i.id start your figure sPin Get Xii Reducing kal Of Sen. OffL e. A spokesman us leahis lye I nformation apparently ur came from a Ch eo for 0 ming today You must be lOO' delighted wilh results ument that had been slipped to us (2) airing On not be afraid ch, an outspoken Nixon critic, vho heads I cmx de4 there had been some minor security public encOf es unpZ&t horn you fist package, Uf inOrily back from m?g at and Ste sub-conunittee on terminating t'rnergency viola ions but denied 41 labho $3 rued Service, Conunitlee, which Stennis of differ once no questcn asked The Russians don't executive edicts. Stewart reported they were U drastic as mind scenes and IN 1sli $1 scandals. ii tlst some of Stew. rt Claimed. Spokesman us subcoennilttee's documents "did they discover that for not bear Stewart Isolated seven military office Fulbrhi and Proxmire, aiso '1cnid Jackson, Someone else does mind them and will go out of proper rs who clas1ficatIon covers and were any s way to tort-r1 im. k.k., avoid them, they will use this as a firm of blackmail. - . - ,, — j - - •. 0 ' WASHINGTON — One Watergate secret had access to the document. Six of them offered in an ordinary cabinet. Others were tran,rnjtt,J never leaked out during all the Investigations to He detector tests The seventh refused that trouaJfl down ex-President Richard Nixon. andtake without the proper double envelopes and special hired a lawyer. markings," It's the story of bow Nixon used the notorious As Stewart zeroed in on the seventh offices', White Home plum's to try to dIc.ijI his Stennis' of Employes without security clearance bandied fice brought pr essure on the Pentagon classified documents, detractors on Capitol Hill. the memo charged. to halt the investigation. Stewart reported this Stewart also The intent was to prove that Nixon's ba ckstage development in a memo for the Whi te found that several classified documents on herbicide congressional cri tics were viola ting national House se hI Southeast Asia plum bers, security. The plumbers enlisted the Pen ta gon', were provided to Church. The last delivery was eq uite ta Hewrote ats nI4 made on Aug. 3, 1972. Wi thin a few day,, th Lop sleuth, W. Donald Stewart, to investleate becalm theth te Pentagcn ur4rtc (the, in. Washington Post carried amajorsto.y based one tecirity ieak on Capitol Hill 0 . .. Watergate Springs New Leak s - . . ' .., -' '1 • ___ ' We've got to counter Carters Too good to be rrue ama ge. Is there any chance 01 getting Donny and Marie Osmonds support?" - a111 P ubli c failure In bringing Needs Volunteers former breast surgery patients who have luccesefully For the first time in seven School Yearbook-Newspaper Year". the Seminole High Association, and first place School Yearbook, SaImagu,cjj from the Columbia Scholastic '76 has been awarded All- Press Aseoclatlon. This latter American status by the honor Is ..-. . being reviewed. V auwj a cnoiasIlc Press however, Association. This place, the promoted to gold year ookamo oep byColbis,Itwiub,p1 cent in the vwii — -. Records — - . , ~iH*5 Yearbook Is AlImAmerican Winner on a. Are 0np- n -- -- Ri.ath.,. faa. fl....... I. 4 ___ ... program for women who have had breast surgery. It Is designed to ____ help them meet their emotional and coesnetic needs. me program works through volunteer visitors, While volunteers of the program we req&W to have Therefore, the Seminole County Health Dept., Is urging all pet owners to be certain that their JOHN . Reach For Recovery Program Acaseofarabld bet, edcnSfl427south of Sanford, has been confirmed by the State Virology Laboratory. Rabies Infection can be easily transmitted to domestic anlmà that might have come In contact with an Infected bet. - states carved out of the present Lebanon would be ii A ts '0111tift,oft no S fl1 I$IjIV1L All other officers and members of the aesoClitlon attending the convention will also at. tend 11w review. conven&n hesdquarters will be at the Mt. Vernon Motor Lodge. Further Infonnatlas may be obtained by conwing the public Affairs Office at the Naval Training Center, *4474. Are youa former Nalryin n who ainal aboard a destroyer escort? Use, you're invited to attend the ftrat convention coach Bobby I wldq,let bee taken a bunch of youtln and moklrd them Into a very ccmpetftjve team, one which at dm was playing against much MOM experienced Those Lagleeaaire. of Pont $3 have every right NOR MAN H. OSHRIN, Editor WILLIAM D. CURmE, Managing Editor JOSEPH VAN BRACKLE. Advertising Director I NOMINEES Win, los, or draw In Ialght'a wft, Sanford American Legion Post 53 baseball teem members are to be copa'ula'el for their W sllwta throughout the enthi seseon. -aii or I31.3 I PCKE1113 DFIUGS Johnson Wins Promotion Theodore L Johnson, for. merly of Sanford, has recently - been promoted to us rank Of 11 assistant professor of English at Northern Arizona Univer. sity. Johnson began his teaching career in his home town of Sanford, where he taught English at Croorns High School. He was later instructor of English and social studies at Cope Junior High School, Redlands, Calif. Thereafter be became instructor of Freshman English, Afro-American literature and literature of minority groups at Northern Arizona University, Johnson has been listed in Who's Who Among Black Americans, is a member of Blue Key National Leadership Honorary, National Education Association, NAACP and Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity, Johnson received his education at Croom, High School, Florida A and hi University, Bethune Cookman College, Stetson University, Arizona State- University and : TIIF.()LN)RF. I. JOHNSON and M. A. in teaching English from Northern Arizona University. Ted Johnson, as he is known around Sanford, is married to the former Gwendolyn A. Ball, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hayward W. Ball, Si', Winter Park. They are parent, of two children, Jawando L, 15, and Angela V., 1. Ted is the son of Mrs. Carrie Wilson Irwin. 1418 received his B.S. in Education We-it 13th St., Sanford. �- H _______________ N . IWeW M INia PL A. 1N ____ 111111111110~__ TELEVISION Tv.sdoy --- - LISTINGS AND. H IGHLIGHTS Cl) (I) M'A'$'It ILS$ Ia. ipud ON a I mns. (I) ____ 140 - I'lle"elew CLj MIi) O*i (Tues.) Sauty and IM ma." (Tisis.) "W (RI.) V .. ~~ y CRALHOOPITAL (tr. A TYH (T ()N • TBIE$SE TUO Pr..mpt.d Friday for thId Orbndo .Wlnte Pork Seminole - - CLASSIFIED ADS IN m crncusv COURT FOE SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLOSIDA Peosam DIVISION P5 NebS 7ICP DIvi,1s. 18-4 e1p Wanted Care ____ Id 30Apartmesits Uiurniiii USY BEE CHILD CARE 2427 NOHyAvi - ["!ft1`101111111111, &N*f4 FL ______________ 32-Houses tWurnished 41-Houses -1 J j T.usj, Al10, ION-lA Wnted totay. 7 Bedroom, kitchen equipped, AVON on Mot •$M . 9 ABC staIrs, private entrance, $S If I OR mobile home, furnished, $1%O JENNY CLARK REALTY so ISYR. FHA FINANCING JOHN PULAS TOOL!. HAVE A VERY MERNY CHRIST. Electrolux Vacuum Clan.' 70 mo. Realtor Si security dip. 323.3701. Ptton303. TER e3fl.I$ Cth m.4132 ' DEPT. RATES MAS GREGORY MOBILE HOMES With Power Morris, JIM and the money Deceased Day S ho I has openg it. TOY(Loxo ,*s to pay for Days and After Hours FLYAFA '5tart iww - selling beautiful 3503 Orlando Drive 322.1554 LWSUWISIIC NOTICIOP For 4 and 3 yr. olds for fail used fvcnitpre, flSIIasus. li.SIimss: .......lice Has on. 2 BR home, unfurnished. $130 mo. Apte,. Unfurn. SpecIous 1 53 sit MOVIE: (Mon.) y products. Make bIevt)fI money, Sanford, 323-1700 ADMINIITIATION HOURS ON lesto, etc. Boy 1 or 1007 Hints. ester. TulHøn, $23 mo. Ciii HAL COSLERT REALrV Lake Mary, 3 OR, near lake, electric, eat.ln kitchens, Dli it. .31ca ' ®cSS NEft 35 êffirufltlnws.. Friend Filéki." Roddy TO ALL PERSONS NAVINS Call 444307, for inform$, R 11 flfj" "Aqua Play tI&., ON ON. rran Church of Redieme,. 1 -8101I Mart. Ill 1aW'O Ave. 323.7132 fIreplace, fruit til washer, shag carpet, air, pIll YI$. 1:00 AM. -5:30 P.M. ne i Di. 4). 241h1115.............24ca li trees. 3 lots, SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOL CLMM$0 DEMANDS ASAINSY PknttasiI Rs.Lj Fne. _____________________ :SS2orMrs.MartIn.332ai*or EveIIfl.ISl7or322M)2 aWl S FA)&rtMRTwl 5*000.6 1% &15 closets, From Jd DES $150. Live-in Exclus) vs MONDAY ru FRIDAY housekeeper, 5 SWIMMING POOLS plailli VW (oOMINIMUMCHAflOE) watch 17 513 VENCffiIBCO THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL STEREO WITH VALUES FROM 1941 (T4s.) Holcomb, 322.1327. Redd area. Mgr. 3727413. J Yr. olda. Salary, private room & a MoraN classiftei id by caNto GENERAL HOSPITAL' OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED The Gallon SATURDAY .Noon 3 Lines Minimum $&EjpjTNF WANT AD COLUMNS. WYNNEWOOI3I 3 BR, family Son of Flicks." Roddy __________________ Us* of pool. Permanent. 3224510. -_______________________ _3223Sller53I.pen. s sc 130 YOUOiSlgnt-WCSijiid Now *ilapisWdw. IN THE ESTATE, room, range, refrig., large lot. a.ai FlED ADS ARE SLACK I GOOD MORNING U 14*i. In Construction owness YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED S iSIS EItPI RE Nic e arid clean. $20,300. AMERICA - ptrenfs Furnisiw Cl 1W*IIITE AND READ ALL OVER. Full time RN, day shift, nursk PINE! WOODS BARN - We Ivy IS1946 FREE ESTIMATESDEADLINES that the administration of the state i IT: n*Iy i.m.cIiá iW (4) OFZN(E Furniture I Misceiianeasm. Sell home experience preferred. Apply I BR Cottage NO OBLIGATION tm &vn, tw. Of JOHN PULASKI TOOL!. NEED A HOME?- $100 down A fbc ad in person to Lakeview Nursing for 30 pet, commission. Free Pick. (4) 1BEDROOM JOHNNY . USmo.Adultsonly GOO TNi WALKER , CAPTAIN Genlva,Iacres,Mobhi.hom. dscsssid. Pill Number iê.m.cp, Is (flus.) MISTER ROGERS payment to qualified e Doi Before Publicotion Center, 919 E. Ind St., Sanford. 3 p,. Auction. Saturdays 7 p.m. P '°" FURNISHED APARTMENT 3221141 General Codotractor CAROO UP. pending In the Circuit Court for Si10 Si pct. down, BR, $200 mo. .tOas. Mot 8 I L na. 1½ baths, central heal, 004000 o,d 3223210 IS I a flES 3300 MliIonvilIe Brown. Sales Rep. 3223054 after Seminole ci,. Florida. Probate 31g. 555$ Nurs e,: RN'S & LPN's, Aides, Aid. refurbished, As low as 515.000. black-eyes. you pick. or& 1967. (Ftf.) 4of a - if you're In the bkw5$ Noon ROOCY N FRESCO . , Div l 1000 ision. the address Of which Is W.foul(holgeI;klk ROBSON MARINE companion. Needed Immediately I Room turn. apt. Bedroom. is a r Farms, SR 4. West. 332. your busines . ... use UNDERDOG the DEBARY - Beautiful I acre lots Seminole County Courthouse, 7 ________________________________________________ WilT REALTY * SINGER FUTURA * conditiOned, $O mo. Ill E. Ith S ClassIfied Ads often, be WWWUF=d 1940. from $4,990. Only $90 dawn with 400 S4nford. Florida 32771. The personal M kitanoui oclT;ar hires 372.3041 TOTB.LTIEIJTH 322.4255 or 3fl$7U. Rog. Neal Estate Broker 32104 (4) IT One of Singer's flIwil. ION NW 111111, low peymants. w.isn. representative of the let.,. Is JOHN PEAS, you pick, new patch. Black. Expanding sales business needs Jae (1111a" rki...) 3221715 (11) BRADY BUNCH SACKET'T 3320779 over INVESTMENT . Needs We Buy Furniture RANOALLTOOLEw$IOWarNsIs 34-MbiIe Hon UyeL Purple-hull & Cucumbers. working partners. No Investment. ___ V GFFlN SAN MO PARK, 1, 2. 3 bedroo up prod 0i fl1 is so CORP..REALTORS assume balance. $15050 or pay 372130.4. 1303 Oranole Rd.. Maitlend, Florida N. Oregon Ave., 's MH• N. SR . UVES trailer lots. Adult & family par block DAVE 10 7 OR tome In country, _a$r w $12.30 me Free home trial. Will HOGWSI0ON 33151. The name WdaddressOf me M. lust west 011.1 i Ml. W. of (A) Weekly. 3315 Hwy 17.97, Sanfos- 9. FISHERMEN CANOEIST fenCed yard, den. Excel, Cond. CL AS 15€ CALD Sitter fore yr. old boy, 11:30 A. -S. Cl) wcT . . Sanford. 327.3S40. fake trade. Call Bill at 33.87. M.LE SESME gp Merchandise Wantedto buy used ce.,e 373.),3o Nice 2 BR, free boat moos-ag., 59,100. 323-4341. _________________________ (Sbt) "15. 11.Ad Pirlonat r.presenlativvs attorney Lot 33. Sec. I, Evergreen Cemetery. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? 1:30-4 P.M. 2.4 varied days a wk. Dr,,.. ore set forth below. Cl) VD A()0M40 FAMILY discount at our marine )fl-OOlor Any Quantity. MOLL'S Cse.s. 3 fill 1125 for the 3.0. Phnecrest singlot,63100 area. IN YOUR FAMILY? Sept. Mummy. Curse." Lon Start CD (TPus. cv 1. 323 AT i.0 All persons having claimS or V. McDonaid, pO m St. West. berry, Hwy. I7.92 535.1554. , Lake Mary- clean & private, A II E A I C A N MAR01JY,M. 1O -1- Ip Wanted 322 4420. 430 LAKE MARYOR AL ANON OWUy P5W home on 1½ an a'lnst the (RI bedroom furnished! apt. I male,, 0 S2-AIIIflCIS ___________________ SO-Mscellan.ous for Sol* SIETC5€00K -A Lock on ORANGE COUNTY Bradenton, FIa., 335W. acre waterfront site, For families or friends problem of CL,WCY large tree,, ruquri WITHIN THREE 14$. _______________ Clean 2 BR mobile ha CI) FAMILY FEW own, ot home, Private lot pets. 372.3930, 1. Ue EMo' ___ plenty of privacy, $30,soo. ecuioou. S or. drinkers. THS FROM THE DATE OF THE 7O'-Sip & Tram • y L5 j, on nth St. Water & electricity. I TAXI DRIVERS aoo P For further OtTflit cell 2ath1 Guaranteed reconditioned auto CLOSE OUT New Hotpelnt FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS 2SlSParkOr ........$70 $IlO per mo. Mature married 4-Plrsonals ' )AU.jn Out Forrest Greene, Inc (bi.) FIRING LEE batteries. $l2.S exchange. Yellow Cab. 201 S. Park Ave. or writ, Washers. lSlb.capiclty. Rug. OWJS .NOTICE, to tile with the clerk of the __________________ couple preferred. 322.9211. (IMl 1 & 2 BR Mobile Homes SWAPSIIOP.FLEAMARKIT _._ Sanford Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. With trade. While they list, hiet REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1140 above court a written statement Of U) NA () FAMILY __________________ $304133 Adults- No pets REALTORS (2) CANDID CAMERA Anyone can be a seller or a evil Sanford A A DA M 12 ve. with tI'ade. FOCUS F 321. 55t, L1RI)U NONs. 1043 •"' any claim or daman y ARE' YOd TROUBLED? Call Toll (2) (4) (1) Cl) 5 Nied extra money? Can you work (4) %TCH No charge. All admitted fnie. - 36-Resort Property DICK'S APPLIANCES 5 I iJY Free, 4443031 for We Care" have. Each claim sinaI be in writing (I) (flui) wONs________ kt ON •WILD. WILDWES Idyllwilde- 13,000 down. $375 mo. 3 Service Station Equipment- Tas k s, _ Come browse every Sendey 9 to S COuple of hours In the evening? MANAGER TRAINEE- Several BAMBOO COVE APT Miorgue CL COESATS 3417$. French, m.i and must indicate the basis for Itie BR, "IinL" Adults or Teens. 2 CI) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND baths, fireplace, beautiful positions 94W It S Pumps, Air Compressor, Hoist, the Movilland Drive. In Rvt 210 Call 373iJ.t3, 1-' .IAS,YOGAAM)VU One & 2 Bedroom apartment. CI) HOLLYWOOD & ió claim, the name and addr.is of the inferior with all 'mat. m.sloi. ____________________ (85W) GIRL FRIDAY- Exciting lob etc. 322.5522. F (81W) 1 Hutchison Ocean front Apts., 339 S. Theetre, South 11.92. Phone M. (RI.) 'RIn. (2) 5 ThE DOCTORS KENMORE WASHER, Parts, furnished or unfurnished. Newt creditor or his agent or attorney, Busy parents need V SMAM Atlantic, Daytona Beech, Call LEASING AGENT- For apartment SECRETARY- Shorthand and 12)6. a live-in L S 15€ ELECTmC 0CM. servIce, used machhnwe. at S. (4) 5 (4) CL THE GUCOIG redecorated. Come see. 300 5 i Sanford- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, den, an the amount claimed. If me Farm Wagons typing a must & Nona, 2 sctoof age Would the lady who found female Sanford. Mn. R. U. Hutchison. 322-4055. 100 Complex in PAW S aturdays MOONEVAPPLIANCES3O91 Airport Blvd., Sanford, 323.131I. LJ4T bit Vilitte IUn dining S. living room. Fenced, claim Is not yet due, the date when It kA (4) 5 CON an,, LATE $200 S. Up MECHANIC- Experienced in farm children. Lovely home. Room, cocker & called fl4$e, to i p.m. and as needed. CL S I CO N:4;6 neighborhood with pool and will become due shall be stated. if 72-Auction CI) 00€ UFE'YO UVE P 332'lCIlorIfl.St$9atters 1100 Experience preferred equipment board, salary. in.ni .' cell again Ask for Cheryl aøev Furnished, 2 OR garage apt., Let (iW AWE) I Send tennis court,, available, $2,000 4IAJ by 53-1V. S. the claim Is contingent or " PS'd N tSsums to P.o. Box 19 BOOKKEEPER- ECpfflW.ed in Real Estate (2) 5 SNFON) NC Golden, w v ake privilege,, ps-eli r down and assume 131.000 mci'. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE ______ 1 1 Lake a IW1.l. dl.,,.Jd .. UnUquidated, the nature of the tsn (2) WANT TO SELL ren tals You Nam* It, I Buy lt ea, S (flES.) THE B1 WHO retired couple. No pets. 322027 !"Fla. 32744. tgage. 3231303, 1 certainty shall be stated. It the FACED W TH ,A 'DRINKING ift BUY-SELL-TRADE YOUR HOME? ShsttordAichbon I3 Coloi'TV FRONT ALIGNMENTWith light Cl) ICGNfS IES MACE TIE MfES m mor (Wan.) claim is s (I) TUESDAY MYSTERY: P ROBLEM ..--ecured, the sec. 3 SE. First W. MONTHLY iáying a new Iwwn.' ',sovi to an 41-Hoses ?t'fe'Jp: 1200 French. 323.7310 REIAL 322.3422 Telephone Sol Iclkir s' WILL TRADE for es-intl-er Iw,,. 1 ___ (I) JEMIIE(A).(RL)NOVA(R) url,p P. s as.&€ s-r scoIolicAwnymous cE.vi. u.aIaEs snail be described. The ,aoartment? 33-4'ior S P.M. AVAILAIELC 5.&'.ES REPS- Several pos!i3n born,,, central he* a.c,l yrs. old. ____ C4flI snaIl delivir litticient an Hetp V8ERRV ID 'Needed Immediately, teiephone LEGAL SECRETARY- Will train Get some action with a Herald Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, IEL fE. ColorTv,AIrCond,, Maidk,. $147 month. Tmvvw volition 0"8& 3233730. 77- AWN Wanted in Call 473.1517 copies of the claim to the clerk to classified ad. We'll help YOU write, solicitors good phone voice a QUALITY INN NORTH 30 Counter tops. Sinks. Installation Wt hiveala,sel,d Ofbia f,4 Tom -- . right person _____ Its Write P white portable Till $25 to . enable the clerk to O. lox 1213 must. Ne $45. Call mail one y to REALTORS. l.1&SR.434,Longwg 321-044. an ad that will bring a fast sale. available. Bud Cobalt. 322-8032 RATER- insurance experience (2)5 ANOTHER WORLD 542-10 (ID aM 207 13th ST. Oviedo area, country home CELEBRITY S THE LOW RANGER y .-I (A) rn Sanford. Florida3sill HERB'S IV. 1300 S. French, 323. BUY JUNK CARS- from $10 to 115. (R1 each personal repr,sentative. till va 41 Marillp anytime. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE SECRETARY- Familiar with CALL 322.lell built, 2¼ acres, I BR, 3 baths, -(I .] , 1734. Trus Driver- recant Mobil* horn. L,..eM3ry Alt perscn interested In the estate Call 332.1634 after 4 p.m. transportation OtficV,sq. ft., 3 mis. old, I" Table Saw, Craftsman, 2 blades, COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-I OR, 1 S 700 CUE CL whom a copy of this Noti of Ixperlenc, necessary. No Others Pus-n. Apt. I20 CHEFGood position, great boss 55.030 equity and assume bath, mar. Wan? cenral heat S. all $15,030 l l stand, ½ hp. mote', 2 side A 1971 or older Dodge Fldb ad pots bs.e all AdminI need Legal Notice apply. st,at ix. 11:00 3fl 3244 has been mailed are Lego! Notice . (I) M.D Call Tom Brooks, 323. WORKING ___!I!!_!!.!!.!_.._ OST FOREMANtgag, of $53,003. Appraised will buy any make CovtveVt54is SSBosts& Accsssorjss to IV required, WITHIN THREE MON. tensions, cut-off guide & ripping (2) 5 " or FOR. Knowledge of S TIE LIITOIOIABLES bills of lading. 110,000._________ Owner, IBR, turn, apt., lights, water turn FICTITIOUS NAME 2 OR. I bath, 513.500 guide, $75, Jig saw, IS" throat, Phone 3231055. ' THS FROM THE DATE OF THE FICTITIOUS NAME Form TI NOTICE TO fl5 PUBLIC 100 IN THE Notice is hereby given that ism Craftsman with motor, 123; 10" Adults only, *93. 372.32% after i Cabin Cruiser, 75 hp. motor, & Notice It hereby -WE given that I am SELL SUCCESSNotice is hereby given that (ID GAMBIT CIRCUIT COURT OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS engaged In business at 1101 WoodaIl engaged in business at 714 West wt.ays. CL Band saw, Craftsman with motor, MULLET LAKE PARK-I OR, I troller. $OOf but offer. 33337 III. MORE CASH Board of Adjustment of me Citythe EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. NOTICE, to file any Obfectlons they Drive, Altamonte 201 CommerciOt 333.3176 2 saw blades and stand, $50; S Springs, Seminole Pint St., Sanford, Seminole County, CL HOT BEAT both, concrete block. Canal front "A CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE may have that challenges the ON CL DALY CRO Sanford will hold a special meeting COUNTY County For Wrecked or Junk Florida under Folding . FLORIDA. the fictitious Florida under the fictitious name of lot, 140,000. golf cart, 5); 12' Air boat, GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR .14 " Imi validity of the decendent's will, the A_______ 5 2S24 Park Dr. LIve.ln housekeeper', to care for 332211$ 31A- -Duplexes On Friday, August 13, p74. in the ci NO. 1iu1I 2:00 name g ÔYNAMIC SOFTWARE SECOND LOOK, and that I intend to aluminum, without motor, 515; 10 A FRACTION OF THEIR COST till Cars & Trucks semi REALTOR Invalid man. Mary Astor. 1942. Spy After Lake Mary. Hrs, qualifications of the personal CONCEPTS, and City Hail at 11:30 1110 krWINt CL DAlI e.ioTiopj hp. Royal Scott, 175; Squirrel cage that I Intend to register said name' with me Cleft of FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS. Any year thru 1974 models. 7 days HATBILL AREA- 2 OR trailer & 322-9214 A. In order to IRVIN 0. CLAXTON and representative, or the venue or 333.I309. 322-3991 flow 13D S STORYBOOK COnsJd a requejt for a variance Unfurnished, two bedroom, Security I5tersaidume with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminal, County, Ian, 23,000CFM,WiThSHP3phase cabin combination, on canal, __________________________ - week. Call collect, 345.3)3) in KATHERINE P. CLAXTON. his lurlidiclion of the court, - 11 the Zoning Ordinance s it pertains wife, SQLLS Deposit, Adults Preferred, 322am me Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fi( completely turn. $11,000. motor, $13; Snapper mower, 4 hp. Experienced auto mechanic needed. Choice locatIon, corner lot, citrus In accordance with thp &-M ice Supplies ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND ne to rear yard setback requine,,,e, 4420 or 323-3134. CL CL 0O0C i. with sulky, 550; Gust Ornberç,. 373. Cl) (I) LOVE OFUFE Florida In accordance with the provisions of the FictItious Name trees, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, enclosed Excellent working conditions. Piainlltft, OBJECTIONS NOT in SR.1 Zoned District in Lot 4 and vs. 78M0$OS'CyCISS SO FILED provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWIt: Section 543.0, 2951, NE. Corner 3rd & Holly, Apply in person to Art GrindlVs 322-1011 after t0fl HAPPY DA WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. North W of Lot 3, Block 7, San WILLIAM H. ALEXANDER, it. al., Statutes. To-Wit: Sanford. S LAKESIDE Dale of the first puWication of th ection 145.0, Florida Statutes 11. Wheel Ranch, Hwy 17-92, Sanford 32-Houses Unfw'nished of meps1aØvo.Jw(R) 5 Lards. Used Office Furniture ) Motorcycle is Florida Statutes 1927. 1:10 Defendants. Notice of AdminIstration: Aug. 10. 5: Lv Keyser APARTMENTS CL LAVERNE AWD Being more speclficalIyde..ri TIQUES (Tues.) BLAIR AGENCY ERICA '2' Aluminum boat, trailer, with 7½ Wood or steel desks, executive desk 5: Peter J. NOTICE OPSUIT Tierney CL SUNSHINE ALMANAC 1974 Publish: July 30 , V. as Aug. 3. SO 1974 EVES. 332.1317 or 3220411 located at 1301 Sanford Ave. Lakefront house, nice yard. citrus SHl: Large 152 Bdrm. 3233544 or 373.7710 hp. Mercury. Console Stereo, AM. of ON bop TO: Publish: July V. Aug. 3,10,17, 1914 S. chaIrs, secretarial desks & n.)MAN)ER 24-Business t portUflst,es John Randall Tool. 6:15 OEB.n Planned is trees, 3 BR, unfurn, kitcher FM radio, Cassette Recorder, $ ON DEB-I21 Furnished or Unfurnished chairs, straight chairs, filing TENNIS MAY A. ROBESON, whose a As Personal Represents. REAL ESTATE CL SI 1INE AAN a home oers worh., 194i Honda, CS 350, 9900 MIles. equipped. 322 $913. Track Tape player With speakers, residence is 107 MagnolIa St., NOTICIUNDIRPICTITIOUS TAFFER REALTY Realtor Cabinets, as Is. Cast, and carry. Ped Ii Its ls' •CLUBROOM 11O live of the Estate Of 3727191 FICTITIOUS NAME Plant S. Craft Shop B. L. Perkins Excellent cond., 1350. 3224511. 3 HP 625 Rotor tiller, 2330 Orange Lakeland, Rig. Flor id NAME STATUTE a; And to: Real Estate Broker NOLL'S 1T* W(A) • ptj Notice is hereby given that I ex. POOL yy JOHN PULASKI TOOL! Sanford- 3 OR, 2 Bath, air, stove, • . Chairman For Sale. very reesenebl, Ave.. Sanford, (2) (bt) WITH 1118 RING TO WHOM IT IIOOE 25t MAY h St. CONCERN: Caeselberry, 1742,130-1504 m Deceased pact to engage in business at refrIgerator, $113 mo. Security, 857 MENTARY Board of AdIustmt Phone 3237$11 M. UNSWORTH REALTY I (l'uss., 'Wan.) i DREAM or Notice is her eby given that the B. F. WHITHER V. whose ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL 79-Trucks.Trailges Sanford Av.., Sanford, Seminole undersigned, 3 BR. 1', baths, carpeted, living SIII 373.71 97, Publish: Aug. sp, NO DEPOSIT (2) 5 P IV. CATALOG OF BOOKS", 11M residence Is 703 Oak St., Sanford, REPRESENTATIVE: pursuant to the Reg. Real EA?IE (d.) PROFILES County, Florida. Estate Broker rm., dining rm., large kitchen, REC-57 62-Lawn-Garden DATE Educational, Adventure, Adults, ___ NO LEASE Florida, And to. ___________________________ under itt, flctiticut "Fictitious Name StatutV' Chapter Rentalo CL (I) • j L. W. Carroll, Jr., Esquire of IN 103W. 1st St. name of JPC, and Mr. 1911 Chevrolet 4wtwel drive L'j ton central heat & air. *21,000 323 IA110N and dozens mor e categories for ) DAILY that I Intend to Ses.o,, Florida Statute, will register REQUIRED , PUBLIC NOTICE or 323-OSI7,YeI. CARROLL & JONES. P.A. pickup truck, automatic hub. DE )TIONAL register said name wiffiIn* Clerk 0f withtheCIerkoltheCircuita,,,ln everyone, FREE from Lawn Mower Sales & SeM cefor We stamp Accepting applica tions on C new WILLIAM (2) 5 POUCE MAotA the Circuit Court, Seminal, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HBARINGOF alive, or i H. ALEXANDER. If P.O. Box 911 322-4= or 332-3724 eves. Sell the Intrap, Book CL DALYRO Best I Service Afternoon the Rest. Dept. Eli, Warne, dead, to his unknownCassalbey. Florida 37701 County. and for Seminole County, Florida. Hig 30-Apartments UNurnished town homes. Large 3 BR, 7½ Sanora) BR. 2 baths, central air & REPOSSESSED-3 OR, brick. $100 NC. 3590, PROPOSED CHANGES AND es-s, Florida In accordance with hway 17-ILSanford Western Auto, 301W. First St., devisees, Iegate,s or grant. Telephone: Upon receipt 57A C'Own. 114L 610 baths, carpet, cen of the Across From Ranch tral air, 2 car 323. 1970 AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN teat, 2 car garage, exceptional Chevrolet 13 P1, 5½ pet, APR, 340 provisions of the Fictitious Name House ___________________________ ½ ton pick-up truck, OW he I aI.IWheJ I0 less. and all ofher persons or parties Publish: Aug. 10, 17, publicat of this notice, the fic. . garage, formal dining, plus buy. 531,900. 435-3094 $15,300. (2) CR1. o 0' bed, good condition. $730.3n. i DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES claiming by, 3234670o 431.9M OF 11 )UPLEX- Furnished or u. Status-es. To-Wit: Section 54309 litIo (2) (.1) PEWS name, to through, under or DEC-31 It: patio. IN. , Water CRANK CON'ST.,REALTY & lawn F lorida Statutes 1927. Privets , IEN*IE OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF against them; 51-Household Goods NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES otls days orm13ll after 4. furnished. Ideal location, Cl) CE YOLJGAM)IST. And to: TERNATIONAL DINING CLUB. maintenance furnished, plus REALTORS-a)o.4a4) THE CITY OF SANFORD, ______________________ Woodruff's Garden Center Sig. Joseph Reasonable rent 365-3771. CL PASTORS SflA Multiple Listing Service Petras LTD., under which we swimming lESS FLORIDA Eves. & shall engage tennis, s2es mo. 323.3519 601 Calory Ave. Publish Aug. 3. 10. 17. 34. 1914 CL 8L MMER l'Es'fER KULP DECORATORS BO-Asitos for Sale GEORGE R. ALEXANDER, if in business in Seminole County, S (Mon.) RIVALS OF Notice is hereby given that CALLBART REAL ESTATE. 322 SEEIN' IS BELIVIPI'-?'SR'I bath DEC-21 109W. 1st St. IN THE CIRCUIT OURT FOR 322-2335 a alive, Reduced or if dead, Florida. for quick saleto TO THE CL SONEt 7191. his unknown By ;;W. Public Hoofing will be held at Aill home with central hat air. car. E.OcsCHOLPEB(T..) We Buy Furniture SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Sunland 3 OR, I bath, heat & air, the devisass, Iegate,s or That the parties interest In said 63-Macnery-Tl hi oos I973 VW Bus,7 passenger, AM.FM. Commission Room In the City Hill peting, fenced yard, screened NOTICE OFAPPLICATION EI'UINQ AT POPS (Ydad.) In t,,, lees, a grin. PROBATE DIVISION PLAZA ThEATRE many extras. $19,500. nd all other persons or parties business enterprise are as follows: Nice? porch the City of Sanford FOR TAX DIED jp tires, good Condition. 12.000. Bedroom block home Only . FIrida, at 7:X $11,000. Call for appt, Planning a carport sale? Don't •UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS File Number 74-22I.CP claiming by, through, under Nomad, inc. 191.244 Florida Statutes now. Gravely tra ctor, with mower & rotor I3I.701 after 6 p.m. Furn or Unfurn. o'clock P.M. on August 33, 1974, to forgot advertise it in the want Dlvls 3 ( in.) BedrCom, 1½ bath, NOVA (Fit) BOOK Th central heat & By.Norman 'Migan. Jj consider changes a amendments against them; And to: tiller. Excellent condition, NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, 323-2920 ads of The Herald. AT -- -- IN RE: ESTATE 05 air, carpeting. Excellent a,,, 19 1973 Buick Century, ower 323331$. me !tOIO*f Of '.nu'nance 01 ThC City VETERANS, THIS IS ITt $230 is all $22,500. d'tlon, $22500 323-5516. 3 R, I, bath, central hr S. hhi. NELLIE A. GORDON,It alive. or I ste Of Sanford. Florida, as follows. air, pmile, VALLEY 301 E Till St., $200. Call 3n iiii 333 5N. Dece. said certificates for a tax deed lo be COUnty. Virginia, this 14th day of new 3 BR, 7 bath homes from Charming Older I A portion of that certain property if dead, to her unknown heirs, 1210 BR, after S30. $73,0nQ NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION located between 35th Street and 291h devis,is, iegatees, or grantees, and Issued thereon. The certifIcate July. 1914. extra large Singer Touch 'N Sew, with walnut 11 (I) 'n€ beautiful tree-shaded yard. Large Buick Station Wagon Street and between Magnolia aIlotherpersons or part scimig TO ALL PERSONS HAVING numbers and years of Issuance, the Publish: July27, Aug.), 10. 17, 1974 console, balance $79.10 or 6 Rent Blue Lustre Electric 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, central HA, ) to . Picture window, fireplace. Estate £ Phillip. 46 Station Carp.' CO CI) SEARCH FOR Avenue and Palmetto Avenue is by.througn.underoragai,wi Them CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST descrlptionofth.property,and the DEB.1II FISH FROM YOUR OWN BOAT Of $13.30, s.ai, NATION. $2soo. carpet, convenient to down town, Harold Hall Realty, 9th S. French Ave. Shampooer for only $1.30 per day TOMORROW THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL names in which it was assswd are DOCK! 3 OR, 1'.', bath, C-H & A. WIDE, proposed to be rezoned to SR.) And to: 339.1091. _________________________ 5)43 mo. Realtor, 323 5774. Plus dip. 3231463 S CARROLL'S FURNITURE OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED as follows: Fla. mm., plus faintly room. Im. (Single-Family Residential LOVE, AMERICAN ____________________________ I As. LeeseaDatsunincludingza,sa,. ELIZABETH A. LUCKY, If allvi. IN THE ESTATE: maculate condition. Large lot. Dwelling) District. Said property Certificate 3 OR, I, bath home, kitchen 96 Year luuance STYLE W. Garnett White trucks. For Information call Bill or If dead. to her unknown heirs. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 1914 132.300. being more particularly described equipped, corner lot. - ______________________________ 65-Pets-Supplies ,z (F1 PLO DAFEPORT Ray or Jack Mink, 531.13)5.Rug. Real Estate Broker Sanford's newest NOTICE 1 devise,, legatees or grsntess, and that the administration of the estate residential Igh as follows: Descrloflen Of Pregerty _______ CI) JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC. 'Tt.m.cILD' Lots 1 through ii an Lots , all other persons or panies claiming of THEODORE T. OLSEN, LOf3+%'SOIVICdStOnNBIkITR JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY 107W.Commercial AKC Doberman puppies, large A JUST MAKE PAYMENTS_l2and deceased, File Number 74.221.CP, is G Town of Sanford PO Wm. H. Stemper.Realtor S (Fri.) ROUAQNOL1'S through, under or against them; through 21. Park View 2nd Add., PB by, I osoMOsall'1111811 1 PG 1)5 win I 73 Models. Call 3331570 or $34. Phone 372.7111, Sanfort healthy, $15. Male & Female, 322. DISABLED Pining in me And to: N ew 2Circuit Court for 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes TABLE 1, Pg Name S. 1919 S. French 11i Broker in which Issessed Pearl B. 372.499) Dealer. 7652. Singer AMERICAN $.43 , Seminole with ZIg-Zag, All , Florida. probate Wilson, Bush Patterson & Willie parties in Interest and citizens Eves. 322-1496; 3224144; 332.1954 Day322117i 1256 $1,000 & Move Night3f101U Singer MRS. B. F. WHITHER. JR., i Division, the address of which is Thomas. VETERANS with buttonhole attachment, Doberman AKC shall have an opportunity to be cz s SEC PEWS SEE Puppies, pet and 1912 El Camino vi. automatic, 2 OR, bath, stove & refrigerator, FROM 2 OR. block, family rm., freshly alive, or If dead, to her unknown Seminole County Courthouse, All of said property being in the heard at said hearing, POWer steering. sises. show quality. Cropped ears S. large Singer Golden , Chapter Painted, nice dovisess, Touch-and-sew, neighborhood, Iegateej or gran. Sanford. Florida 3177). The personal County of Seminole, Slate of Florida, heat I. air. 322 3533. By order of the City Commission heirs. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD shots. $130 to 1300. Terms, THE asiI are Singer, 365 30 oak I fruit trees. See to believe. Slantomatie, brand new personspart In Of the City of Sanford. FWIda. Union Such certificate of Car. 5110 Phone 373.1010 Condition. Singer's best evcr. 1265 2 BR house, stove & refrigerator, $19,900. claiming by, through, under or Carmine M. Bravo and Gerald tiflcates shall be redeemed CL MIDDAY n . H. N. Tamm. Jr. Hwy 17 92 ac $125 mo. Mature adults. 106 W. with cabinet. Korman, whose address is $30 E. Cording to law the property against them; And to: w d 1961 Olds 447. new tires, runs 000d, of Sanford City Clerk Cl) PEWS • Conventjonal.5% TV's from , 67-Llvestock.Poulfry 27th St. 322 9211. best offer. 3231021 after ep.m. BATEMAN REALTY Highway 434, Longwood, Florida described in such certifIcate or PublIsh: Aug. 10, 1914 (I) RYAN'S itp im - W SANFORD SEWING CENTER S J. E. ALEXANDER, if alive, or II 32130. The name and address of the Certificates will be sold to the Rug. Real Estate Broker DEC.31 307 E. 1st St. Downtown dead. In tilt personal rcor,t.ntssw.t' Meetinns 2438 S. Sanford Ave. Pigeons, plain a, tanices, racing, 1961 Dodge Dart,? or.. AT. Air, good NOEflYAR' o.uoer as the court •• I area. 4 OR, I't baths, family condition, saoo cast. Firm, 372. 3224411 devilsi 14981M or grantees, and Oft set forth below. 321 0759 eves. 3322.7643 Business. 7:30 1sf lues house door on the 30,hday of August, and immediate occupancy homers, I snow stock. 323-271e. 0531 after 5 P.M. room, fenced yard, like new, first All persons having claims or J all other persons or parties claiming 1974. at 11:00 A.M. & last months rent. $190 mo. by, through, under or against them; demands against the estate are CAN This 2 BR, 1 t,.cw priced 3 BR, in beautifully Dated this 22nd day of July, 1974. bathYOU an ' BELIEVE? acre with country at required, WITHIN THREE MON. And to: Pinecrest. Fenced yard. Sanford Ave.4Biocks South ofM,..,B Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. mosphere, for only $6.900 Bingo SANFORD- 112 Country Club THS FROM THE DATE OF THE $71,500. Harold Hall Realty, Clerk of the Circuit Court Every Circle, 2 OR. family room, Wed. & . FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Sat heat, Realtor, 323-5774. 1-41 HARRY ALEXANDER, if alive,. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS By: Thelma Scott, I air, nice carpets, large lot, first & MUST SELL I This 3 BR, 1 bath, Early NOTICE, to Assume existing mcntgage, no SOUTH SMiNOLE GOOD $ above court a written statement of Publish devls.es, legatees or grantees, TERMS qualifying, low down, include, all other persons or parties claiming any claim or demand, the name and OED-116: July 21, Aug. 3, tO. 17, 1974 central air, new refrigerator, by, through, undlrorag.inssIt,; Forrest Greene Inc. 1'n50flhe creditor or his agent BUILDER-DEVELOPER $19,900 SPANISH STUCCO JUST A PHONE CALL AWA And to: or attorney, and the amoufltclaimnd ________________________________________________ REALTORSsaa33 F ttat your If the claim is not yet due, the date Str:klng California Contemporary ON QUIET CUL DE SAC- Im. zation ca ______________________________________________________ tot with pinetrees. cedar ELIZABETH LUCKY BROWN, if when It will become due shall be - somminiiiiIJ I--,' ~01 maculate 3 OR, I bath, In perfect j isting each I thaJ shingles. cathedral roof, alive, or if deed, 10 her unknown stated. If the claim I Contingent or condition. Large utility room. Iy $ heirs, devise,s, legate,, or gran. ufllkluidated, the nature of the un unusu&sptitde,ignwthgraciou, 3 per I eneva 121,300. week? This is an ideal Aluminum Siding tees, and all other persons or parties Certainty shall be stated. If the foyp, & garden irea off each Home Improvements I Pest Control claiming by, through, under or claim is secured, the security Shall for a home? room. 3 OR. 2 bath, family room, ay to inform the public I Gardens GINGERBREAD HOUSEIn I can cover your home with alum .v.'nsi men,; And to: uvrioeo. many extras. Only $29,900. Way Inc Claimant shall Of your club activities Wynnewood, super 3 OR, 1 bath, H Wednesday's siding & belowappraid value. Call today. P. G. L BROWN, If alive, or if deliver sufficient coples cf the Claim _ SOttit system Also Interior, Exterior Plastering, with all new kitchen Priced right Patio Apartments ART BSCUWN PEST CONTROL dead, to his unknown heirs, to the clerk to unable the clerk to ROofIng. Gutters 20 yrs Exp at $19,100. Plaster Patching I Simulated Cliff Jordan, Reiltor 2562 Park Drive Eagle I Siding Co $51 CMI. . dyiSqe,, I.gate.s or granteus, and mail one copy to each personal Brick & Stone Specialty. 322 2710. $319132 .m sus . . all other persons or parses claiming rep(,lontative. Bedroom Apt,,. I I UiFT AREA- Lovely 3 BR, 2 j by, through, under or against than; All persons interested In the es tate Like new home, zoned commercial. Have some camping WANT TO SELL Quiet', One Story equiprne,,t You bath, in excellent condition. And to: to whom a copy of this Notice of rio longer use? Sell it all with a Ideal office, 121.300. Harold Hall YOUR HOME? Central heat I. air. carpeting, . Kitchen Equpped : . ALL PARTIES OR 'PERSONS Administration has been mailed are Insulation 35774 Realty, Realtor, Classified Ad in Buying a new home? Moving to an 32 dining area, plus eat in kitchn. The Herald, Call ; ; CAN Adult-Family HAVING OR CLAIMING ANY req'jir, WITHIN THREE MON apartment? 130,900. 3n.2611 or 531 9993 and a friendly , . RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THS FROM THE DATE OF THE By G*ner- Lovely I OR. 2 bath Get some action with a Herald ISEST PRICE BEST PRODUCT ad visor will help you. 1. I I 9 One Bedroom AND TO THE FOLLOWING FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS home in Sanford, central heat and classified ad. We'll help you write Free Esthmates-1 Hours fp"7~ 'ATIO HOME- For privacy and BE A REAL I I DESCRIBED NOTICE, to file any ohiecls they air, wail to wall carpet, separate PROPERTY, an ad that will bring fast sale. From THERMOTEK,$3l.ge21 relaxation, In super Sarora. 3 OR, SITUATED AND BEING IN may have that challenge, the CALL 3222611 dining room, 16*14' family room, 2 bath,, central heat & air, car. Sewing SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, validity of the decei'ent's will, the I garage, large fenced yard, ____ piling. $46500 $135 TO-wIl. qualifications of the personal beautiful Shade trees, Land Clearing HEADACHE! 16'x16' liii Begin 15 feet East and 550 feel representatives or the venue or BINGO WCrkhCp Or Out&4e game room. Beauty Care L OOPS k _______________________ ri ome H W. 25th St. North of the Southwest corner of Jurisdiction of the court. Alterations. Ur malting, Drape,, $5,000 equity and assume loan. Upholstery. 332 0707. Section 10, Township 21 5oth, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Phone 32) 0503. 22 2420 Every Sunday C&A Back Hoe Service Range 31 East, then run 10.5 tee, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ANYTIME 1:30 P.M. North, East $l, degrees to the WILL BE FOREVER BARRED DELTONA- 1st area, cibse to Lana Clearing, III dirt, clay, rock. {fo'merly Harnietts Beauty Nook) For fast relief WANT TO SELL F 'N. LOG CAB I N railroad right-Of-way, SO4.me.sterly uItiple Listing Service Dale of the lust Publication of this shopping. 2 BR, family room, All kindsof digging. Housetrailers 322.2090 uSE First. 332 $742 YOUR HOME? along the railroad right-of-way a Notice of Administration : Aug..st 3, central heat & air condlticningOn EALTORS ON THE LAKEFRONT stored and moved. 322i12. 2563 Park call th e Buying a new home? Moving to an point 1034 Pest East of Point of nice corner lot. Asking $20,500. Professionally Managed apartment? S Carmine M. Bravo Beginning, thence to beginning. ESTERSON LAND CLEARING DYNAMIC PROPERTIES Home Improvements 5Gerald Korman Y, and each of you, are notified Bulldozing. Excavating. Ditch work. Get som, acti on *1115 a Harald -0 . v. Hardwick, Broker 11 111:1;111111 ; that I suit to quiet till, to the above As Persona l Representative, cii-" Fill dirt, top ______________ soil. 322.5942 1 111 Classified d. We'll help you rite . Deltona. 66846)1 Of described property has been filed the Estate of an ad fh.at will bring last sale, VVULUIIt(/YVLJVI(.' Thsoore T. Olson C.E. SHEPHERD against YOU and YOU Oft required to No qualifying, pay equity, CALL.3272C11 i ! I . "SERVICE BEYOND assume Painting, Remodeling. General sm a copy of your answer 10 the ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Landscaping & mortgage. 4 OR, l' baths, _______________________ THE CONTRACT" I Complaint on Plaintiff's attorney, REPRESENTATIVE: Repairs. Call 323 U1S iik~_ garage, gold carpet. .Close to Hostess. ________ _______________________________________________ EVELYN W. CLONINGER, Korman & Bravo, P.A. Nlifiw Li )NGW000 - Lovely corner lot SChOOlS. 32 0257 after 5:30. Cars Roof Rep.iirs, Carpentry. Painhing, Oviedo. Broadway, I :11 $30 E. Highway 134 I , 'i Az I Florida Tree Service . . ivith large shade oak tree in front. L Home Repairs. Guttering, and file LOflQ*OOd. Florida 377so QUIET AREA .IrnFTfI!JTlI'L!1flJ' theorlginpi In the FLEET RESERVE Back yard stockade fencing. Quiet Cement Mow',g, edging, trimming Weeding HARRIET DEAS work Free the Clerk of the circuit Court of Telephone 53 1)7) 23 estimat OR redecorated house, lots ci es $131 $442 ASSN leighborhood. convenient to and fertilizing JEAN BRYANT kitchen cabinets, eating bar, new Seminole County on or before PublisJ, Aug. 3. 10, 1976 p,,.5 ihopping. Good cabinet space in Free estimates LUMBERJACK'S TREE SERVICE Central Heat & Air PMIr Phgne 373 $9 Conditioning. • I September 14th, 1974; otherwise the DEC.23 8349212 carpeting, new roof, central heat sitchen Range, Tree trimming & removal Free Refrigerate For lies estimates, call Carl J Prepare your son for life in an A. and large fenced back Sanford allegltioiwot the complaint will be yard. MatI' )ecoralor wall paper. . Double Harris at SEARS in Sanford EXPERT LAWN CARE estimates Lrcen'ted & inlijvf4 it M tti i 1) it Orderly d 327 orderly environment conducive taken as confessed. The name Of the Approx. 52.000 down. 5155 month. Mattt.e, : arpony, patio. Metal storage 662 1I 410i lain Mowing, Edging, Trimming dnn,. ____________ Price $21,500, Owner, 32 to improved academic 30523. 3 SHIRLEYMILLETT Jsed. Will sell FHA. 3 OR, 2 bath. Free Estimates. BusinessMcetnq Phone 323 1192 l&IBedroom ! ; Instituted and the abbreviated title Trash Hauled Lawn Care # 3 pet,-i of ("(SC.. .viok.d performance. Give him a chance 83492)2 M0nda 2000 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR2 OR. of 2 Bath Hauling the case is as above indicated. ''i Y (0I 1)0W Golf game gcne?o pot? Sell th.2eOfd GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR to develop his true potential, Club H0q-. 3 p m family room, screened porch. big Cassei berry .WInter Springs QUALITYHOMESATMODERATEPR,CES MI SINTENAPICE FREE-. Newly 33226.15 Models I f,' ,An This nO, I, shall be published once FRACTIOtI OF THEIR COST ciubswitnaclassiiieo ad. Call 327. . Grades 7'12. All varsity sports. fenced back Daily (Closed wed yard, utility building Forest City a wee k for Pour consecutive weeks In hunted 3 BR, 2 bath, central HA, 3411 or $31 Value een Got plenty I(OM TODAY'S WANT ADS , ftnq Central Heating and Air Conditioning o4prg,p,t, GOOD ALL DA'I A bargain at $l,330 07 p,42OOG Advertise Honor ROTC. 3220114 Altamonte Spring, this Evening Herald, tall wall carpeting, dishwasher [ your product or Service in Carpeting WITNESS my the1 WAYNE 4//W '.51 hind and Ind disposal, large paneled V0 /" ,9-t , 1, walof the LENNOX & ~ living SANFORD- Leaving area, must I Classified Ads. Court at Sanford, Seminole County, om o Tutgrasscon5ulting, Great location. Priced to it Your cfb or organization RUTH TUECH sell. Spotless) OR, Ili baths. Spilt Florida, thiS Ch day of August, 1914. ill at only 131000. 'tui.",i;iI •iTCI Qitit 8349212 plan, central air & heat, big Caroenir, Remooeiing, Addition, Golf Course,, Ball Fiel4, Lawns I would likp to be Well Drilling I; 373 dO7OfOrmgr,info Included In (Seal) screened porch, -large private Custom Work Li censed. Bone Altamonte Springs Phone (803) 245.2465 or write thIS listing atl: ; &0eFRIED HICK EA CLUSIVE- A pre5tigiou, home Fret eStimate 323403$ fenced yard, mature landscaping Longwood ' exclusive area o• quality homes. Uppland Park Ho Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. _________________________________________ FHA or VA terms, low down Only 1 11AM. IlL 935 PM -FRI £ SAT IlL 11:33PM (East) TIF COL W. R. RISHER or A Clerk V. the Circuit Court todemn lireplace. Beautiful WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS 123,000. call Phyllis Capponi, Have some rjmping equipment you THE HERALD Painting t90 (HI-cay 1792) Cherry Kay Travis 9 rden off MBR. Plus carpet. CPT NEE INABINETI Realtor Assoc., Alter Hrs. $3.4 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS rio longer use? Sellit all with a Sanford __ I. HILDA RICHMOND and crafted Cabinetry. Large Deputy All types and s'ze's 1723. FRICKE S. FRICKE . Classified Ad n The Herald. Call CLASSIFIED Bo* C Bamberg, S. C. ?9003 if door utility carport. $i9.50, 571 3)67 CONSTRUCTION Inc, ASSOCIATES INC . REALTOR Werepar end service • Publish: Aug. 10, I?, 24, 31. 1976 122 2611 or $31 9713 and a lrisndly A I Paining DEPARTMENT Brush, roil. spray Deltona OECN 53) 3233 STINE MACHINE a, 04 visor will help you 211 w 751p Sanford, FJa, QuIity work 322 2611 Reasonaaie price, SUPPLY CO ( , _____________ MLS REALTORS Free estimates22701.39. 2i)1 W 2nd 51 I 3 724432 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. or App met Call 3O322 3103 Evening - . PA&* eM.IVtY () (I) (4) (4) _ Ct) r _____ "P' S ____ 83..9993 ... -- - .. - honem.isioor CLASSIFIED - S CL . fl,Ø 5 ____ ____ ____ '. _____ (4) (7.) CL (4) CLaspc ' (4) ______________ (1) () s cz Cl) - _________ (1) CI) S Noon Th mto. S c Su d y 20CM 5 (4) (2) cny or pij S ns _____ n _____ a Frid y - • - (2) - (I) (l) Cl) &s (2) -_____ III - --_ (I) 0CpemTioii cii ____ S ______________________ ' _____ OF No (4) 5 CI) ______________________ ______________________ __ S ____ 'CL S -_ ___ CD () S ______ c' - r - cot n. ' _____________________ ___ me 11" ______________ _- --- _____ -' . -- ____ __ .. _ ____ - . (I] ______ __________________ ____ ce _ __ _______ JIM HUNT REALTY ________ _ _____ Wed sday 'VllageO. Hal Colbert Realty _______________________ 1 CallBar - - Executive - - ____ ____ ' . , ____________________ _____- I'M HEADLD ______ EVERY ______ _________ , 0 , , 1,. _,-W1flV - ' .- " '"' L. ' _____ "' ' ___________________________ 00 - ' SOUTH D A __________________________ Repossession & Lay-Away Machines -. County 25,OOO "JISURVIVE111 IN PLAZA AD EMY : MONDAY IN THE EVENING HERALD VA Finandng.NotIuing Down • FHA Down IIUth ________________ - -- un ,,..n ' _________ Stenstrom Realty -i.. '''F "V.'..' .aln ___________________ 'i'yt!UU _____________ BUSINESS DIRECTORY ;~ - Y . - - - Looking i _________________________ Luxu ry -, . i" - MOVING - ___ A. V.F.W. _____________ ___ ' oo to ' ' " it In The Sunday Herald 1505 Sanford, Ha. 3 _____________ I _____________________ - ______ . ish Real Estate [ S - H _ ______ ________________________________________________________________ . ____________________ " T// _________ 1 _____ Lawn - ______ __________ ,_._... Uppland - - ''- n"'i :' I -.-- .' /1 -:.......-- ______ '."J r 1 __________ - . _________________ ________________________________ II ------ .' .. . ________ - - I. Ii I 3210041 BROKERS 20)7 S FRENCH Ojyli-332 6)2.3 Night s--3fl 7352 5 '. - ç' Your Business ,,, Dial 322_26 tflO(B3iççç3 it I III 1. zx. r:i 9ci 7U.,?p1n,r.r.,:1j.,e, qV .,, ,,..'. ,,, '""" ,...; .',.._ :-';. . iiFt.i 4 I ', ..,.,:" ........... ''' .- -, - : .'.') '' , , ., .. , . '• ' . '_'l• .,.'-', . ., I'.,.. " •'-' -' ' ' - --. ':'' ; ';,,'.' 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Na SOAYI-YALPOUcftLA 2.99 .? mui sciw*auuu X49 .? L&$IVSCO eeIe r Slosh ,•, ______________ PREMIUM MLI u ow. wi WED- AU6. 1I.'jPM.TL6PM. LOUPdGE REGISTERS LOCKED-Aft SALES DONMED TO THE (WKEM!A SOCIETY IN BRIEF Rams, Steelers Reno Picks 499 COCKTAIL HOUR up tie spirit ci "Candy - _____ ALOU 105* N tAIs along the way to - YELL CANADIAN WHISKEl _______________________________________________ hers _____ RIO L DANT Inducted added &-few candy '' TEQUILA JACQUIN'S $00 _VODKA , WFL _____________________________ Night." 1 Candelaria ant down, opened 63 3 COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) K.W.Brownlb 6 1 2 3 a c an of beer and promised It . Eddie Sawyer, the forn.er RoII.2b 4 t s wouldn't be his bt Langston ph tX)1leC POfe3iOr*Ithanaged ostermann is "I'm gonna ink beer all S I 1 1 the 1950 Philadelphia Phillies to BarficId)a 4 2 2 2 the National Lea night," he said with a broad gue pennant, Ailmanrf 331 pin. "i don't think Bradley tt dr anyone can came here to see one of his Whiz To 1 oo blame me." C3ndedrt a o a a Kids inducted into the Baseball Robirti 3 1 I 1 Hall of Fame. In other Na tional League PHILADELPHIA (AP) It and heavier as the game went Hopkins 1 0 0 0 5WI33, the Honeton Asfrcs was the kind of night a guy on, and ltcertalnlywasdjfflcujt 1" Ii 13 "Late in 481 knew he'd make wouldn't routed the St. Louis Cwlnals even send his mo ther- to evaluate anybody." SANPOUD Al N H II It big," said Sawyer following in-law out in: torrential rain Nail's view mnet have been a 13-4 and the Montreal Expos Merchant 3b the induction of Robin Roberts 2 wind gusts up 41 disappointment to rookie rim- nipped the San Francisco Runes ciii 5 01 0 and five others Into the Hail of per to hour ants 2-I. In the American from R. Smith Hurricane Belle. nlztg backs Jack $1 Wiggins If 3 2 2 0 Fame Monday. "We brought But the elements didn't stop sixth-round draft choice from League, the Kansas City Royals him up from Wilmington (Del.) 3 beat the New York Yankees 8-2; 16MZI fans from watching the Salem (W. Va.) college, Annesf c i a a a of the old Interstate League. action at Veterans Stadium Tommy teamons horn MIS. the Texas Rangers crushed the Williomsri 3 0 2 2 One of our Andersonrf Detroit Tigers 8-1 and tie 1 0 a a who coaches, Cy Perkins, Monday night as the Pittsburgh sotri. knew pitching, watched Lee lb Cleveland Indiana turned back sini3ei their way to a Deloplaine carried the ball 14 T.Smlthp o a a o him pitch two games and said, 14-7 Chicago White Sox 4-2. Um victory over t he il K. Brown p Pb atimes over the slippery mface 2 0 0 0 'This kid can't miss." Brodi,ph.lf CVdiIalI 4 I del" Eagles. fort3yi s, lncIudlnga2o.yard RObin$On2b 4 0 0 0 Cesar Cedeno defiled a home Sawyer added, "He had abdiThe National Football League run for the winning TD. Totals 38 3 to 3 ty and desire. He wanted to P5a5On game proved noth. Reamon gained 29 yards on Al run, triple, double and single 3$Lfld Iii so and knocked In five rum to help pitch every day. U we had 20 Ing, since both coach Dick Var- carries. Sanford 201 iii 005-3 players like him there would med of the Eagles and Chuck M matter of fact, in the IotSth1r of have been no stopping us. He Noll of the Stealers were unable Stealers' 72-yard winning drive, Cedeno's P.81 came on a double - made my job easy." to evalua te the young talent Deloplalne carried four times in tie seven th Inning and snapped a 2-2 tie. striving to make both Learnt for 44 yards, and Reamon f jc..... The former Ithaca College The artificial surface was times for 28. Expos 2, Gluts 1 professor said he was the one The Stealers went with startsoaked, Puddles dotting the Jose Morales' pinch-hit, Jose w ho started counting pitches field. Winds and sheets of rain bIg quarterback Terry Braddouble wi th two out thrown by his pitchers. "Hobble swept through the stad1u thaw in the first half, which In the bottom of the was smooth and fast with great "I thought the winner tonight ended 7-7. Bradshaw completed In pinch-runner ninth drove control. Jerry White ______________________________________________________________ Many times he threw only 70 to (Monday) was Hurricane six of 13 for 46 yards, and di. from Lldrd base to give Mon. Belle," said a disgusted Nail rected a first period nine play, treat its victory over San Fran. 75 pitches a game. after his team drove 72 yards on 61-yard TD drive. Bleler scored cisco. Morales slammed the "He was a good athlete," nine running plays for the from the one In the march, Pitch from losing pitcher Jim ________ __________ 41,.~ ABC 6 YR. Al I H CI K Smith ci _ ____ Sawyer said. "That's what it winning touchdown scored ear. which included only one Short Barr. IH, on ow bounce oveir takes to be a good pitcher." Of ly in the fourth quarter. Pies completion, . the fence In right-center field . "Itwasaverydhlflcuitgasne Terry anratty ran the Steal. for his loth pit L:J" the present clay players, he this seecompared Roberts with Jim because the circumstances to era in the second half, coin- Son, a club record. ___________________ KaatoftheoldPhilfles,atiard look at people were less than plating none of his three pass Royals. 8, Yankecs2 worker who doesn't throw favorable," said Noll. "You attempts, fail leading the winAmos Otis cracked a home INIEZI 'really didn't even get a chance ning 72-yard offensive that run many pitches, and two doubles while DenSUNRISE towotkonaralnydayoffeme, started late ththe third qu ter nisLeocardcoaste(JtOhaI4 th . __._, Sawyer pointed out that Rob- because usually it rains only a and wound up 1:01 into the final victory as Kansas City clubbed arts pitched six games In 10 li ttle bit. The ball got heavier period. New York. The Royals pounded days in 1950 as the Phillies 1 New York starter Ken Holtzpulled out the NI, pennant on __ man, 91, for all their runs and the last day (a loss would have 'V nine hits n the first four jijij ___ ____ forced a playoff with Brooklyn) before Grant Jackson, Dick and met the New York Yankees Tidrow and Sparky Lyle came In the Worlci Series. on in relief. Rangers 8, Tigers! Roberts won 20 and lost 11 In PGA ------a-..Juan Beniquez and Gene 1950, his second full season in ..-.=--.. Climes each drove in two runs MIX LIST the majors. He went on to post ENDICOVF, N.Y. (AP) So did Wynn, who putted it while Nelson Briles scattere p ______________________ .,. 20 wins or more the next live M ..' d 12.STISS eet Bob Wynn, a golfer who "straight In." . ushed De. eight hits as Texas cr years playing for Poor had despite S4.5 just won a chance to play In Both found the rough at the -. ) Briles won his first game . ;, clubs. He won 286 games during the PGA Championship and 18th, Gilder to the right be ____________________________________ ______________________ _____________________ .. in more than a month to even 19 seasons and said he wasn't decided instead to relax in the trees and Wynn to the laft his record at • upset that he never reached Benilquez' sun. % Gilder's second shot landed in two-nm single climaxed 9 *M magic vi 300a the. ctory mark. "I 71 TIMM iiineeiii 3 ,oz With a 00 $40, 0 check In his ta ll grass to the left of the run third tnn.ng off starter _________________________________ VINEYARDS EST. 1825' stayed in e th majors until OEANKASTUEN I was 2.97 pocket, the 36-year-old resident green; Wynn hit the green 30 MT. WHITE CHAlLIS 179 Sm Dave Lemanczyic, 3-I, and Bill 40anddidthebesticould.I'm of SIMMIZEKATZ 2.97 Santa Clara, Calif., said he feet from the pin. Laxton. Just thrilled to be inducted MT ROSE NIERSTEINER and his wife Ann had planned to 1.79 STW From there, Wynn putted 2.97 here." 4, white s z spend the rest of this week with within a foot and tapped In for a RUNGUNDY PIESPORTER 2.11 in' Jim Bibby and Dave LaRoche 2.97 AlklObt aft CHAllis The big right-hander also their 3-year-old daughter par. Gilder, ever cautiously, ccmbined on a seven.hjttcr' and ZllITN re-041 .0- ZINFANDEL pitched for Baltimore, Houston Jenniferon an Atlantic Coast took his turn, The ball broke George Hendrick drove in two I 2.29 from left to right as planned, runs to lead Cleveland over and the Chicago Cubs before beach. e GNEEN HUNGARIAN "We won't be going there beITN 2.21 but lipped the cup and Wynn Chicago. LaRoche, who calling ng It a career. lie also 284o9 LAMBRUSCO got Jim MIAMI (AP) - Muhammad ance who has been looking lost cause of the hurricane," he said had won his first major PINOT CHARDONNAY 3 O in' 245 games and served up 502 PGA Spencer to pop out in the eigh th ,Jj liell buy a house fur the Mvlear 8AROLO and had Mc'iear flown Monday shortly after winning event since he joined the tour in Inning 4.49 home runs CAI(MIT SAUVIGNON 3.41 irit with the tying run at the to mIly of sprinter Houston e th AU farm in Berrien AST1SPUMANTE the $200,000 B.C. Open title with if!. 4.59 :AUM "1 0 plate, registered his 12th save. FMcTear with no expectations of Springs, Mich. ZAUVIONON A wanted to invite every a 13-under-par 271. "1 guess tie had a 69, as did Gilder. Bibby. &4, retired MAG. L.AMBRUSCO 1.6 jlIafl 4.7; N 02 P15 raiN us s 44, 10 straight being paid back because, "McTear's a special people," player to who hit a homer off we'll fly to California. I know The victory qualified Wynn men in the middle innings after "when you give from your All said. "I can recognize spe. RENO, Nev. (AP) - The Pittsburgh Stealers and Los me here today." said Roberts, there's a lot of sun there and for the PGA, w hich opens ha vi ng control pr oblems early. heart, you don't need no del people bccause I'm special. Angeles Rams are the favorites quoted by the Reno Turf now 49 and in the brokerage besides we've had ton muchThurday at the Csiunaj Wilt flUIMLflIUJ ngr It's not easy to run fast, wit 12.49 .',' 124.90 return." Club In season odds to win their diviiinng In the American business in the Philadelphia rain here." Country Club In Bethesda, Md. CHAT. HAUT BRION Is ,, diii ta fiui tie iüyani dash in and National football conferences. area, "but they said Cooper. Wynn and the rest of the field But he already had decided to 1119 .34 •: 14.50 ° All said he m&de the decision Nine (seconds) flat? Well, that CHAT. LATOUR In the B.C. had more than their pass it up. stown wasn't big enough.' FAultut The Steelers were quoted as 9 to S choices in their 15.95 159.50 ( recently after learning that the makes him the fastest [Ran In share of rain between midday "1 hadn't planned on the CHAT. PETRUS conference with the Rams 2 to 1 In theirs. Second choices McTear family of 10 lived in a the history NNIIOI Another top right-hander of Friday and Sunday night. of the world, 11.95 119.50 j PGA," Wynn said, "and that's were the Oakland Raiders In the American Conference small rural home, called by CHAT. tHEYAL BLANC "It's a shame that more the 1954k, Rob Lemon, also was S T ttus me rain, caused in part by why I wanted a week off. So I tA and the Dallas Cowboys In the National, each as 13 to 10.49 104.90 1 ome persons a shack, in the America ns don't come to the inducted after being elected CHAT. iiao HAUl BRIO by the approach of Hurricane guess we'll fly to California and choices. F1or1da Panhandle town Of BID 6"vit 2 7.99 :: the Baseball Writers Assod- Belle, became so heavy SaturMil- aid of their youth, black or then fly back for the Greater • llgan. CHAT. LASCOMBES white. Why didn't ation of America. Fred Lind- day that the third round in the Hartford Open." 1.9983.95 strain, third baseman for John 72-hole event at the CHAT. YIEUX CERTAN "God blessed me and made store owners and lawyers in Connors Gains Victory par-71, 6,POMI*OI Gilder's 272 earned him $22,me the most famous person on Florida 6.99 69.90 McGraw's New York Giants, 868-yard En-Joie Gulf Club was 1)0 and raised his get together and donate CHAT. BEYCHEVELtE season earnearth and I've made $41 million $1000 " umpire Cal Hubbard and pee- postponed un til Sunday. each to build this man a 6595 MANCHESTER,N.H.-Topseededjiinmy Connors reings to $91,769, agai nst $74,419 CHAT. TROTANOy boxing," All told the Miami house? Why 1000 home run king Roger Coodidn't they have a lamed his title In a $100,000 international tennis tourPOt*Ot Then, after that round was for Wynn. si' 65,95 News in a telephone interview. 'day' CHAT. OUCRU BEAUCAIELDU nor -all voted In by the Veter- completed in the morning, a defor Houston Mclear In nament with a 71, 4-6, 6-3 triumph over Raul Ramirez of Terry Diehl, George Knud. 21 .51111* "So I hate to see a boy in that Florida? ' 914 5995 ans Committee - and out. luge flooded the course late Mexico. son, Jerry McGee and EdSneed CHAT. BRANE CANTENAC cond ition. fielder Oscar Charleston- Sunday and forced a lt In fl. pocketed "I'd go broke If I helped ev549 5495 1 ha $9,750 each for their "I always think about myself erybody. But! want to CHAT. LATOUR BLANCHE 84 elected by the Negro Leagues help $AUT(100 play until th ird-place Monday tie at 274. 549 , *and the other boys who have boy 59 Dibbs Wins In First Round Committee - were the other morning, wi 11 p anybody who has ris n to CHAT. LANIELUS th la yers ti Larry s ll Nelson was next at VS, 21 lotiuo been in the ghetto with great gg members added Monday, out on the links, the heights he has undere the and Wally Armstrong and Dave CHAT. RAUSAN SEGLA talent. And I want to he lp them. P0CC INDIANAPOLIS - Ftlthseeded Eddie Dibbs came bringing the total to 157. conditions under which At the time, Wynn and rookie 11111 were tied at 276. 49 ' Us 4995 So M a house. from I'll get t behind In both 6.3 victory over Tim sets to post a 7-5, CHAT. CALM SEGUR '4 he's lived deserves to be Bob Gilder were leading the 64 *.oc Lemon, who spent his career surviv 5.99 a:. Gulllkson In th e first round of the $157,000 U.S. Clay Court "Even if he can't pay me helped." 65.95 CHAT. FIGEAC ors of the cut, tied at 12 wi th the Cleveland Indians back, I'll get him a house. $1 tMNJØ tennis tournament, :: 59.88 enough under par. They had two holes CHAT. GONM after failing to hit well Something nice, no shack. My _______________ 14 11 1M11105 to play. : 38.95 lawyers won't like this because to make itasanoutfjelderthii-d CHAT. CAOILAC Gal Junior With the sky filled with leadFLORIOAbaseman, won 20 or more B's Down they always rant me to get .gg 42.95 n clou ds Monday, the pair 10 CHAT. LYNCH BAGES Ii 9 9 games seven times and something in return. But when helped rAftuc MODESTO, Calif. I. -Lauren Howe of Colorado Springs, 5 . 109.50 TORRESSAN VALIN1Ud srAn 11 CHAT. P4PEAU 1.99 z the Indians win American went to the 17th tee. Golder's give from your heart, you Cob., fired a four-under-par 71 to take the lead In the first . 21. I.1S '*-don't need no return. I'll get it 10 CHAT. SIMARD 4.9 s -. League pennants in 1948 and six- iron shot on the iar.thre, day of qualifying for the 28th USGA Girls Junior National ST. "mum All prospective football 4.49 11 CHAT. LA L0U1IRE ii 175-yard hole put turn two feet 1954. lIe had a Life time mark of from back from G od." MR UAy players for Seminole High ChampIonship. 3 .49 38.95 LE OK StANC CE 8KC awwAuit NAm 5• 9 14 a 11 CHAT. LA CROIX the pin. Wynn, also using a 207-128. All said he read of McTear's fall are requested to report to nutsoi 449 4995 six iron, dropped his ball 20 feet Safety is a family affair. 13 13 CHAT, PALIZR plight a few months ago and the science Wing Of the school CHAT. BOIJIET 1a 1.99 SOiOtAuz "Its downhill from here one" 3 99 Frame Top Bowling 4? g learned ho w Mclear missed the for physical examinations "I thought I got him there," said Lemon. "I feel so good that Olympic Games because of a Thursday at 4:30 p.m., ac. BUFFALO -Dave Frame of Baldwin Park, Calif., won I'd like to thank the guys said Gilder, winner of the Pho'hamstring Injury. He said he cording to head coach Jerry seven games to clinch the top seed for Tuesday's finals of (Sports writer s) who didn't vote nix Open this year in tus second contacted a business acquaint- Posey. the 160. 000 Buffalo Open bowling tournament. pro start. He macla his birdie. for rue." ,Adtoursetsawn 1000 OT. DILANO His teammates made a path of whit, towels extending from the lubbonee c door to C de. - ROYAL DELUXII KWUM LW. 1 Cal ROYALE scoTci m&a .. 54 . 900 809 TEQUILA CHEVY 12 Sfl 1N 5449T. QT. SPORTS . J118 940 ____de th Trounces Sanford Roberts, In Pivotal Tester, 16-3 5 Others --- a __ FORT MUDERDALEI, Broward.The gam isatsp.m. Sanford committed five beatIon today f Sanford's and will be broadc t over ei&t 749 American Legion Post 53 Radio Station WTRR (14). A two.run double by Donnie or whether as 0?, l baseball team was Williamsgave Sanford a 2-1 $ YR. SCSTI c lightning could strike twice In The winner comes back atlln lead In the first inning, but the same a nimhip twat g DcLand gi*afi'jq knd a four on Deland. U DeLand in tie r1st two DeLand a g 4 on loses,beastaged winner-take-all game frames to put Sanford Monday, scoring 14 will : Wednesday night reach ear ly. 111U NY unearned runs and sending aLl. . Sanford into the losers' bracket Billy Merchant, David -not exactly a new position for DeLand racked Sanford Wiggins, Jay Johnson and •ft 5 "'i *oath Bobby Lundqulst's team, starter Terry Smith for six hits Williams had two hits each for be fore he could get out of the Sanford. "We were in the 597 position in the district tour- iicnd InithIg. Kenny B little better over the next Wiggins, who has a win and a SCOTCH CA 511 nament after Lake Highland "in 11W tournament to del. 1144 six and one-third innings, beat us," said Lundquist' th'i' s gets the call in today's 5p.m. GOOD SAT., AUG. 14W/COUPON morning. "We came back to although he yielded but game. Lundquist was unwin three straight, Including earned lulL decided who he would pitch 499 two against Lake Highland. $ "Wow, 14 unearned run- the nightcap If Sanford wins, Well, that's what we have to ICSTCII saying he may pitch Robert .youcan'texpecttObein 4faln here. I think we hTT sicats 'IU ___ ll he game doing that," moaned Smith. : GOOD SAT.. AUG. 14W/COUPON Lundqulst. "It seemed that "He worked one Inning Sanford had to first every ball they hit took a bad Monduy and looked gt," 69 eliminate peskfSt. Petersburg, hop asi had eyes fora hole. We Lundquist noted. Tim Raises is a 9-2 winner Monday over host Jwt never got going." mom 1TUUIY another PalbI1ItY. lilT, OJGNTS It St owl It 1*IT GliBly's ___ I DeLand BLEND 469 'RUM •VODKA 4M9 KYe IRS. IEPEATER FOUR • eLcastL __ __ RUM WHITENAR GIN _ _ NSN U. 1ö.S YEAR :. 39, ROSES 4199 .:,.: - %IIIø JACQUIN'S £79 WQ7• cast 1$L - IAYSCOTC LlItUIMSnuy 1) _ - £49 PIT1BURGH (AP) It was known as "The Candy Man" to out seven. With the exceptional Frank Taverns a Ian "Candy Night" at Three Rivers Pirate fans. "I don't know If I'll the third Inning, C1seia re delve oft Shemore'auØI( a but hi the Stadium arid Pittsburgh Pirate come down. It's going to take a tired the Doers in order. sixth and Oliver rad far to left-hinder John Candelarla while to realize what's left to make a rwng catch A walk to Steve Yeager and gave everyone a treat paned." of Ron Ceyc fly hell an being The first 10,000 lane entering Only in his second major two Pirate orace loaded before Couddaria got Bill toter. the stadium Monday night league season, Candelarla, 114, The ladt hue Math was celvedafrherjnlenor became thefiret Pirate pitcher Russell to oWIdoUttoefldtM also the last threat to tie ne. of the occasion and Candelarha to throw a no.hitter in PiLls. hitter. Riell lilnoped a fly to followed that up by pitching a 2- burgh since Nick Maddox orIn the first liming, Al Oliver Center that Oliver gloved alter 0, no-hitter over the Los cornptished the feat at old Ex. made a running grab of Davy newly co11kt ngwith TanIasat Angeles Dodgers. position Park In 1907. Lopes' fly hell and Dave Parker shortstop. "I've been dreaming about H extended LOS Angeles'1oa. madea shoestring catch al Ted "I looked out and thh4Lt, this since I was five years old," bIg streak to six games as he Sizemore's slaking liner to 'That's a heck of a way to lane said the 22-year-old pitcher walked one batter and struck snuff out pNe hits. it,' "Cindelarla said. When Oliver ma e catch, Candelajs Jumped h*o the air and the anlebration began. LONG BRANCH HUDSON'S st US.cUUENUSAL - I STANLEI .. - - MUM MN IL ISss L1 M&M I I SOURION LJ L t ___.I J . MR9 GIN T!9 3T4 lL4 'II - su.t&i r "66" Candeldria s NO H Treat For 'Candy' Crowd __ _ VODKA 1*1 L BLIND 3m14`s $ TL35% ly. K1 JACQUIN144 10° VON KY. iii1 LEWIS ROYAL, DELUXE I kY.UUNU , SCOTCH . 14"1116 :; I AU VW 1(10* IOTTUD CAUE IN Wt1(fiY PI cIIMUi ABCTI-CLARU '' 1*uTl$a( 1S 0GALLON 3 99 ivau*o, camis DEL CONTE CSOE4 3.GALLON CS. 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' • • 'c • r ' . . r ' • HORMEL WESTERN M!AT I Un i on I ' in lasgetaapcoin1nen Player -:'- CUT!!IINIJPED FOR FREEZER Located rust off Old Orlando Hwy., (I4S27)CO .Sanford MIAMI - It did sucilsi I"ran Wsl?" owstaom Anderson's mind that he v4he Minnesota %ngulr4g, who has For Infsrma?le. Cell 321.79 WHOLESALE PRICES be doing Miuweif tot of been puUldy , good when be agreed to become NFLPA, and argued: President of the National "Fran, what good does it do I o' ,AJ Football League Players you just oblast us? Why 't F REIGHT DAM GED you come to an Association Ir1. AaMCIaiOm The track record for la meeting AM bI*.it us') q^& -4-.# i 1 ~" I pr ecessors wasn't en- the linemen want, what the OR cragfng, lobe Mackey, Bill defensive linemen want, what Qrry. Kermit Alewider. They the marginal player wants. ly MORE in pZay "We can't help you any. .; Ktvitiies,running ti'e union, at We're not going to help a FURNITURE a time wtwa relations with NFL quarterback who makes a lot of owners b,flW strainet pnj money. But we want you to SALES - they were gone. Released. support your offensive linemen. (In the cases ci Qavy and Because without them you're[ CASULWIT ________________ ____ Alexander, recent court nothing.,, Jizigments have held they were A serious deficiency of the dlaerhnlna$ed against because Players Association has been TRANSMISSION OVERHAUL of their NFLPA ties.) the paucity of dues-paying Dick Anderson Is 30 yews members. When there was a DOMESTIC Old; the lack of hair on Ids scalp collective bargaining makes Isbn lock older. He has agreement, a check-off system 90 DAYS been an 80-pro safety several could be used, with dues being 71, 4.000 MILES R times. But he Is coining back deducted from paychecks by -INCLUDESGUARANTEE PARTS & from almost a year of iraw. the chibs. Now, of the 1200 tivity, sidelined by Surgery players in the NFLPA, only LABOR FAIRWAY which removed a cartilage and about 700 have paid their ana cyst from his left knee. TRANSMISSION, INC. nual dues of $200. "La? Us Treat You The Fair-Way" Besides JOWYiN his salary -: "Biggest problem with Ph.323-7u 3lSSO.OfIIfldQD,..(i$wy17.fl) Sanford from the Miami [kdplsfns, for dues," says Anderson, "Is that wissen he starred In Urns S,in.i' a ffW lava 'I'll now 'm,i t ck has towrryat eup his chekthe lack of a collective book, you sometimes have to CONTACT LENSES bargaining agreenient for the badger hi.111 I NFL Players, a money LARGE SELECTION OF in "Abtofthetopplayers ,j., FRAMES. OPTYL - PLAYBOY contributed to their pension league have total apathy I IlL OLYMPIC SUN GLASSES plan since 1974. toward our organization. Vet I Atest Repairs Dons On It's an anomalous position for they're taken care of If we're I Premises Anderson who, when he's not going to accomplish something Playing football, runs his own as a group, we need total InN. App?. Necessary lnsurancebi&slneu dealing with volvement of all the playem S Masssr Charge Frames By Gloria Vande rbilt banks and other financial in. We need tobeonthsame page. IaiAmsrIcard Layaway Available stitutloni. Which puts him That's our biggest concern." Falrw.y Cm. P.M. Philosophically squarely on the Anderson keeps In close touch i7-P2& Lake Ave. SATUSD*y_pts.,.N side of ownership. with the negotiations between Maltland Ave. "When you make a ataM Ed Garvey rprwp.tpntln,, *5.. r own" admits players, and Dan Rooney, Dick, 'you're labeled. Unionist, speaking for the owners, to I•s.rnsSsssISIIsm......,.m.i, radical, revolutionist, break the logjam and come up "But I don't consider myself with a formula that will mean a labor leader because f feel pro football peace. foothaflhsunlque,WhengOtOg5 '1 can't any I feel positive," Per cent of your compensation he says, ..but we are coin I Hwy. 17-fl Longwood Isinslivtdually negotiated, what municating. And if we don't $31.4U5 get Issues are you bargaining for, a collective bargaining bow much value do you Place on agreement, at least the players FREE PEPSI. with bucket of boils 1.5O them? have freedom of movement SENIOR CITIZENS & LADIES SPECIAL "Whatevercollectivebenefits 'I .00 Bucket of Bails -Save 30' we get are a email percentage since three federal judges have now said the Rozelle Rule Is of what I make. Mon.-Fri. till 4 p.m. illegal "I got Involved, not to be a " On a personal level, one member of a union, but because might wonder why Anderson, a I felt I was needed. i really believed in a strike as a successful businessman as well NFORD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL as football Player. continues way settle He became the player PY the game. Quality Education / "It's like asking a person why representative Of In a after the training camp strike they climb a mountain," he Inl9l4and became pr,sIdent of smiles. 'e th Uea of the F fCHR ENVIRONMENT aYltMn re that th juur ::cci best physically for five, six or Kermit Alexander, S Strong Is Small 641 cam into the job," be seven years. But your salary Academics Classes I says, "with the Idea that to get gets to the point where it makes an agreement requires certain it attractive to play eight, nine, Grad" R-10 PHONE 323-5432 compromises from our aideten arid 11 years. as well as their side. "The money I make playing "One of the major problem football for Mx months a year, today Is that the players really It's worthwhile. And I enjoy don't know what they're playing." fighting for. Team Leaders who The spectre of past presidents NURSING blast usin the prexa n.Jiydon't of the NFLPA, and how their know what's going on. They careers went down the drain, CENTER 10 haven't taken the time to come doesn't seem to perturb him "where your friends are" to team meetings." all. e . - ~ J I -.- 1. Gymnastics U.S. Woe . I Germanyl Everybody is excited about it. More travelers every day aware of the wide variety that Germany has to offer, from sailing excursions to a night at the opera. Germany Is spending more money than ever to make the country a hospitable a Wed as interesting and enjoyable Place to visit. 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Gastl.cot,Ian (3) Only games Scheduled New York Giants at Houston, $14.60; P (1-1) $31.20; T (5.3-4) 12.10,7.60,4.40;3. Ratasl.Arrleta (2) Teday's Games n 3.00. 9.20; 3. MutIlla-MolIna (3) 3.10; $139.20; 31.71. Cincinnati (Nolan 106) at Los Angeles FIFTH - 1. Diamond Dint (1) O (2.3) $41.00; P (52) $121.10. Seattle, n Chicago (Burris 5-11) Sunday, Aug. IS SIXTH - 1. SobGoodwin (3) 26-20,22.A 5.10; 2. Daytona Lad (6) Los Angeles (Sutton 12.9) at Kansas City San Francisco 11.40,5,30; 3. Top Ginger (3)3.10:0 21.60. 5.60,4.80; 3. Barquln.Paco (5) Pittsburgh (Reuss 106). (n) Green Bay at New England, (16)537.40 ; P (1-6)5251.10; 1(16-3) 5.60,3.20; 3. Vlctor-Gastl It (0) 3.20; Atlanta (Niekro 1)0) at $904.20; 31.59. 0(2.5)559.20; P (2-3) $190.00; DO IS. Philadelphia (Christenson 103), n Monday, Avg. 16 SIXTH-i. Harieco (5) 11.40.5.40, 215441.10. (n) SEVENTH - I. Marti.Elorni (I) Sin Francisco (Dressier 25) - St. Louis vs. San Diego at 5.20; 2. Ramblin Scamp (3) 4.00, 3.20; 3, Jarhead So So (6) 650; 0 (3- 12.40. 3.00, 2.00; 2. Gasil-Egurbi (1), EDT at Montreal (Carrithers 5.7). Tokyo, Japan, S Minnejota Cleveland, n *50.30; 1 (5.34) 3.20: 3. Ralael-Olage (2) 3.00; 0 (4(n) $413.00: 31,4 I) $3.00; P (I-I) $71.00. Son Diego (Jones 15.6) at SEVENTH - I. Patti Shaw (6) EIGHTH - I. Rafael-Elornl (2) New York (Koosman 13-7), (n) 10-60.4.20.3-00. 2. More Security (3) 15.00. 50.50. 3.60; 2. OrbeArriota (7) Houston (McLaughlin I-i) at 7.60, 3.50: 3. Takes Trinket (1) 4.50; 5.40.5-60: 3. Victor-Wally (i)9.30;Q St. Louis (McGlothen 9-11), (n) At Fern Park 0(36)532.10; JJ (6 3) $111.30; T (6.3. (2-7) $39.50; P (2.7) 554.50; Big -QWednesday's Games I) $390.10; 31.13. (4 S with all-3) $31.20; 145 with all-i) Pro Division Cincinnati Chicago EIGHTH - 1. Done. Eckert (3) $133.20. 302531-52 Los Angeles at Pittsburgh. s-Mike Pfeiffer Dan WeIdI NINTH - 1. Orbs (6) 30.20, 4.60, 2176-7002 9.60. 1.10.3.30; 2. Or Burbon ( 5) 9.20, (n) Dave Grether 35.24-30-03 2.50; 3. Dark V el vet (6) 4.40; 0 (3-5) 3.20; 2. Zubi (2) 5.40, 3.50; 3. Sarduy Atlanta at Philadelphia, In) 224-30-30--U 532.00; P (3.5) $145.20; T (3-56) (1) 3.10; 0 (2 61 539.60; P (6-3) San Francisco at Montreal, Toni Bonds Torn Bani,ls $162.00. 30-26-30--06 5463.00; 31.51. (n) Clarence Daniels NINTH - i. Malt Z. (6) 7450, 5.50. TENTH - 1. Nestor-Davalos (5) 33-23-30-11 San Diego at New York, In) Jack Poole 32.35.27-q4 6.00; 2. John Sritz (2) 500. 300; 3. 11.00. 17-20. 1.40; 2. Solos-Gores (4) Houston at St. Louis, (n) Ken Evans 28 A39-91 Northern Friend (3) 3.10; 0 (7-6) 5.00. 2.60; 3. BobOmaga (3) 2.60; qj Mike Wheless 203437-101 $39.20; P (6-2) 5117.40; T (6-3-3) (4-5)563.00; P (S-I) 5116)0; OD (6 51 5910.00; 35.77. APA Amateur Division $139.50. Doug Short TENTH - 1. Wright Marker (1) 21-26-32-16 ELEVENTH-I,Zubl.Gastl 11 (1) Steve Raiser 31-36.26-93 5.00. 240. 2.10; 2. Loco Motion (4) 15.20, 50.50, 3.10; 2. Jofge-Oavalos Jim Andrews 20-30.35-96 2.40,2.40; 3. Pearl's Pain (3) 2.10; 0 (6) 1.60. 4.40; 3. Rafaet-Ovy (4) 1.00; Dave Beck 34-32-32-100 (1-71 $11.00; P (1.1) $31.50; 1 (7-1-3) O (6-5) $31.20: P (1-6) $10050. $121.40; 31.40. Novice Division TWELFTH - I. Orbe Mandlola Don Folker ELEVENTH - I. Unravelmn (6) (6) 21.10. 5.20. 6.00; 2. GastI-Sarduy American League 35 37-37-509 Bill Wicks BATTING (715 bats)313436-110 36-00.6.60, 2.10; I. The Lost Guide (1) 560. 3.50; 3. Ga)dos.Paco (1) (2) 2.60, 2.60; 3. San Ann (7) 3.10. Q 7.10. 0 (46) 143.00; P (6-4) 5113.40; X-Won playoff McRae, KC, .355; G.Brett, KC, (2 6) $15.40; P (4-2) $63.10; 1 (4-2-7) Big 0 (60 with 16) $1011.20. 344; Bostock. Mm, .331; LeF$171.00; 33.5$. lore, Del, .327; Carew, Mm. MONDAY NIGHT .32). TWELFTH -1. Florida Buck (I) 33.00. 5.50. 4.20; 2. Blue Grace (5) R U N S-Rivers. NY, 74; FIRST - 1. Nestor-Diaga (4) 3.50,2.60; 3. Melody Time (3) 3.50; 0 North, Oak, 14; R,Whlte, NY. SEMINOLE (1-5)522.20; P (1-0) $107.70; T (1-5-3) 1160, 6.00. 3.50; Barqulm Davalos 71; Otis, KC, 70 LeFiore, Oct. MONDAY NIGHT (3) 4.10, 3.20; 3. Bob Lorenzo (6) $139.10; 31.59. 69; G.Bre$t. KC. 69. FIRST - I. Mlchiana Chief A 5.20; 0 (3-4) $39.10; P (4 3) 514.40. RUNS BATTED IN-Chamb- lesson (2) 5.10, 3.50. 5.00. 2. Ocala 2.055; Handle 1176.049. SECOND - I. Uriarte Corns (3) liii, NY, 73; Munson, NY. 73; Dutchis (5) 10.10, 17.50; 3. Caligula MONDAY NIGHT 550. 150. 3.00; 2. Bob Davalos (1) Mayberry, KC, 71; Ystrzernskl, (1) 6.10; 0 (2-5) *35.00; 2:11.4. 20. 5-40; 3. Nestor-Lorenzo (5) 4.40; But. 60; Burroughs, Tex, 61. SECOND - I. Grannys Girl FIRST - I. Rockln Lulu (5) 13.20 0(1 3) 525.20. P (3 1) 51950; Big Q HITS-G.Brelt, KC. 155; LeF. (Fillpelli) (5) 4.80. 4-00.4.00; 2. Land 5.60 2.40; 2. Riteaway Red (7) 100 (3-lwith 1-3) $15060. lore. Del. 136; RIvers, NY, 136; (3) 6.10,5.60; 3. My Tawni (I) 5.60; 0 1.20; 3. Mark Belew (5) 3.00; 0 (2 11 THIRD - I. Soios.Elorrl (1) 11.10. Carew, Mm. 131; Munson, NY, (3 3) $17.60; 1 (53-1) $72.20; DO (2 31.00; P (52) 160.20: 3163. 640. 120; 2. RafaeI-Mandiola (I) 130. 5) $23.50; 1:36.1. SECOND - 1. Peggy Fallen (6) 1.40, 500; 3. Victor Egurbi (3) 4.40: DOUBLES-Otis, XC, 31; THIRD - I. Pepper John (Sirk) Carty, Cie. 25; McRae, KC. 25; (5) 29,00. 11.00, 3.50; 2. Sherry Betty 5203.603.00; 2. Triple Kwik (4) 4 10 O (15) $60.20; P (10)1397.70. FOURTH - 1. Molina (1) 12.40, Rivers, NY, 74; G.Brett, KC. (3) 1.40. 3.10; 3. Darned Heel (1) 1.00; 3. Silver B. (2) 5.20; 0 (4-6) 21. 1.50; 0(35)530.40; T (I 3-I1 $166.50; 3a.IC: P (64)5040. 1 (64-2) $11.20: 500. 4 10; 7. Pecina (1) 7.20. 6.40; 3. DD (I 6) 6410; 3579. Gastl 11(6)4-40. 0(1-4) 543.50; P (4TRIPLES-Garner. Oak, 17; 1:36.3. THIRD - I. Lou Win (3) 7201.10 I) $167.10; 00 (3-1) $237.60 G.Brett, XC, 10; Poquette, XC, FOURTH - I. HObbys Changer 3.00; 2. Nap's Joe Potts (1) 4.00200; FIFTH - I. Solana Sarduy (3) 7; Carew, Mm, 7. S Tied With (Dagenais) (I) 71.20. 14.00. 5.50; 2. 3 Luke Talon (5) 100: 0(1)1120; P 1S20. I 10. 520; 2 Zubi Elorri (3) 6. Ben 5 (2) 5.20, 3.50; 3. Deans First (31) 3-4 00. 1 (3 II) 129 $0. 31.93 6.00. 1 40.3. Mutilla Arrieta (6) 3.60. HOME RUNS-Bando. Oak, (I) 100; 0 (11) $70.20; r (1.20) FOURTH - 1. Just Joey (5) 1350 (3 545.70; P (S-3) 5111 30 27; Reiackson, Bat. 19; L.Mny, $950.10; 2:11.3. 15.60 7.20 and Dutcheu Royal (7) SIXTH - I UriarteGasti II (5) Bal, 19; Hendrick, Cie. 19. FIFTH -1. Real Blast (Grimes Rice, BIn, 16; Ystrz.mski. Bin, Jr) (2) 12.00. 700. 360: 2. ScoltI 7.109.705.10; 3. Tamie Mink (I) 100 12.20. 540. 3-60; 7. Mario Wally (2) ( 5 7) 526.50; P (5 7) 232 20; (7 3) 700. S 00; 1 VIctor- Pecmna (7) 400; 16; J.Thompton, Cit. 16. Tron (I) 700. 4.50; 3. Doug 317 60 , 31.75. 0(2 5)531 50; P (S 2) $16300; 00 (5 STOLEN BASES-Novlh, Dynamite (5) 3.00; Q (I 2) $10.10; I FIFTH - 1. Brown Maid (7) 170 S) 5221.10. Oak, 57; Baylor, Oak, 4.1; LeF- 12 5) 5155.00; 1:36.4. 3.603 00 ; 7. Blue Juice (Si S 50 340; lore, Del I!: Pntefr. KC. 41; SEVENTH -3. Bc,bMóndiolã (I) SIXTH --- 1. F*arI, Boo 3. Dark Lament (2) 710, Q (S 7) 15 40, 15.60. 5.10; 2 Barqumn Sarduy Campaneris, Oak. II. (Ihlenfeld) (7) 19.00, 10.00, 3.60; 2. 21.00; P (7-5) 17.70; 1 (75 2) 167.60; (5) 5620. 5.20. 3 Solana Egurbi (2) PITCHING (9 Decisions)- Moon Time (II 11.20, 6.10: 3. 720.0(15) 13350; P115) *23070. Garland. B.aI, 13-2. .561. 7.59 Bearago (7) 3.60; 0 (1-7) 59100; T 31.1) SIXTH -1. Lucky Whit (I) 2320 EIGHTH - I Orb. Elovr, (3) W.Cimpbell. Mm. 12-3, .50C. (7 1-7) 5)003 10; 7:504. 9.20 5.60, 2. Royal Waon (7) 5-60 33 10.520. 300; 2 Victor Arrieta (5) 3.27 Leonard, XC, 144. .771. SEVENTH - I. Vera Best (Mike 3.54 Fidrych, Del. 521. .750, Petersen) (I) 2 4.1 156?. 3.00; 3, 640. 3 Wampum (5) 2 00 0 MI) 'tO. s.c. 2 Rasa;! Mi, 2 3.,0. P (17) 426.60. 1 (1-75) 0133)140.40; p (3 5) 5770 xl: Rig C) lii Bird. KC. 104. .714, 3.73 Birdie H Volo (6) 9.00, 1.00; 3. Ill 93500. 31.37 (13 With 35) $76440. E.Flgueroa. NY, 146, .700, 7.53 George Way (2) 340; 0 (I 6) 544 10; SEVENTH - 1. Gay Mood (7 ) 9 00 NINTH - 1 Jorge (I) 9.40, 3.20, I-filler, Oct. 11 5. .651. 2.30 Flu. T (162) $719.50; 3:10.1. 6603 40 ,2 Doman (3 ) 5003 so. 3 310. 7 Marti (7) 620. 4.40. 3. morris, KC. II-?, .667, 210. EIGHTH - I. Tallow (Hyman My Ulg Whiel (I) 3.20.Q ( 37)27.50; RodoIto (3) iSO. STRIKEOUTS-Ryan. OilS) 166.20: P(5 Cii, Packer) (3) 5.00. 5.00. 310; 2. 207; lanai-ma. Cal, 565; Blyle Captain Riddle N (5) 4.50. 360; 3. P ( 73)1210. 1(730) 20640.35.60. 7)539000 EIGHTH - 1. Spectres Trend (3) TENTH - I Urlarte-Davaion ti) yen. lix. 15$: Hunter. NY. 111 OrIn sonny 10 320; 013 5) 577 40.26 ) 13604 40. 7. Terry I Berry ( S) 1950. 550. 320: 2 Solos Tiaga (2) Jenkins. Bsn, 117. 1 (351) $16600; 1.33. 9-707 20. 3. Shaded Blue ( i) 600. 0 540. 7.40, 3. Victor Lorenzo (6) 300. NINTH - I. My Boy Jo. (Tom (35)11260. P (35) 50500; I (3 5*) 0 (23) 525.20; P (32) 515 60; DO (S National League Vandeventer) (1) 6.00. 340. 360; 2. 937.20. 3162. Batting (27 1 3) S9440. . at bats)-Rose. Sumter Beau (6) 320. 3.20; 3 JulIa NINTH I. Eleanor Daniels (4) ELEVENTH - I. Mutilla Cli,. .333; Grlltey. Cm. .330, Chief (5) 3.00: 0(16)111 00; T (56 6-20 1 20 3 20, 3 , My Rules (5) 1750 Goodwin (5) 2360. 3010, 710. A.Oliyer. Pgh. .379. Madlock. 5) $46.20; 2.00. 2. 640. 1 Koney'S Time (3) 7 60: 0 II Nestor Cobian (I) 750. 600. 3. Chi, 327; G.Foster, Cm. .326. TENTH -1 Lady Dee Dee (Karl 10 5) 50. P. (1 5) 95 40. 1 (453) SotanaArriela (5) 500. Q (II RUNS-Rose, Ciri. 95, Cr11 Ormsby) (7) 3.10. 3.10, 2 10; 2. 526 00 . 35 67 511560. P ($3) $235.70 fey. Cm, 59; Morgan, Cm, I?; Mar jorette I Bar (1) 6.00. S 70; 3 TENTH - I. ReØonn One (7) TWELFTH - 1 Orbs Wally (3) Schmidt, Phi. Si; Monday, Chl, Ocmulgee Gem (5) 450: 0 (47) 19005103107 Blue Jewel l (7)350 1950. 1360, 610. 2 Rafael Cobian 75 $53.40; T (74 5) $160.10; 2.01 3. 320. 3 Fawn Dawn (6) 4 50. 0 (7 7) (5) 650. 3.50. 3 Gash Arrmeta (2) RUNS BATTED INA 1.307; Handle 563.020 36.00. P (7 2)11970. 1 1726) II) 20. 760. Q (33) $36 60; P (35) 5)30 20; C Foster. Cm. 95: Morgan, Cm, TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 3) 23 Big 0 1 15 with all 3) 14I 20 lou () I 79, Schmiøi. Phi. 7$; Kingman. FIRST - I Proud Blue Chip ELEVENTH - I Tog Fern (I) with all 5) $111 70 NY. 77; LuilnIki. Phi. 12 (Pau): 2 Specal Joe (laylO,), 3. 23.00 520 S 60. 2 Bachlor Boy (6) HITS-Rose, Cm, 151: Monta Smokealong (tlami,) I PA Paul U1 All UJ V. J L. OrOnil lacer (F) net, All. 137.- Garvey. LA, 137; Ahlame (Brainard) S Lilly Olue A Oliver, Pgt., 133; G.Fosteq, Chip (Jefterson). 5. Birdie Bee 360 0(65)3510. P (56) 12660. e 67) 371 00. 31 50 Crt. 132 !r;ght (RusIn; 7 JuSt!, R3ndQIph TWELFTH - Ir Sansage Himas DOUBLES-Madlock, Chi. 2$: (Bourgeois); I Debutante lass (S)39405QQI) 2 Traveimn Lucy John$tone, Phi. 27; Rose, Cm, (O'Kelley) (1) 100360;) Bee Betty (5) 130, Q 27, Zisk. Pgh, U; S Tied With SECOND - I. Indian Lane (C. 5) 450; P (51)21110. T (61 II 24. Ihleteld; 2 Melrolmna Dusty iso 40 3461 TRIPLES-D.Cash, Phi. 10; (Bridg es ); 3 Surgery Time (Van 3396 Hand; $219,976 Tyson. SIL, 9; OParker, Pgh. dervort). A. Superficial (Johnson). I Geronimo. Cm, I; W.Davis. S. Passe IM Crank). 7 Loco Legs TONIGHT'S ENTRIES rj • lSerbes); S Rid Clay (DAmavo) HOME RUNS-Xingn.an. NY. THIRD - I Cotta Go (Shell). 2 FIRST -. I Cap Checker 32, Schmidt. Phi, 30; G.Foster. Debbie Ham De (Roy): 3 Brenda Society SIan, 3 Ramblir Girl, I Cri, 24, Monday, Chi, 20; Mo,' Van (Sei(Jer). 1. Jersey 5.1k lOrm Pinsose Fee, 5. White Clon 6 gin. On. 19. y. S. Lady Byrd Spartan (Lake); Grown up. 7 Susie Gem. 0 ,iijfl STOLEN BASES-Tayera,, $ Dick Walnl (Weaver), 7 VilQJi Alice pct., 37, Morgan. Cm. 37; Ce Ch,ce (Hartiler): I Dr. Pull (P. I Burgary Velvet SECOND 6m0. Hln. 36; Lope's. LA. 3.5. Nestor) 2 Prize Pigeon, 3 My Odyette. 4 Brock. StL, 31. FOURTH - 5 Sweet B. Moving Mmliii; S. White Cjctus. 6 PITCHING DecisIons)-. (Ruggles); 2 Ocalo Star Whit (9 Wary.1 Cousin Francis. $ Tailgate CMetreer. SD, 100. 1.000. 7.05 (Jefferson ), 3. Colone' C' uci Today RPiodcn. LA. 91, 100. 30$ Nor (Grimes); i Seminole Cuy ....nn); THIRD-) Wright CoiseIl: 2 Our m an, Cm. Ii 2. .546, 2-25 Car S. Miss Sharon Ruth (Sirk); Hope', 3 D'ckey Do; 4 Sherman 4 ber, Phi, 7 7. 770. 251 Alcaia Brimstone Fire (Gill); 7. King Cox; S Randy Pvqral, 4 Co. 103. .749, 136 Zachry. Cr David (Smith); I. Miss Arilitic Star. 1 Malou Ado, I Super Skate 103. 769. 267 Carlton, Phi, I) (Bridges) FOURTH 1 Tru, Fjlh 765, 3 P JoneS, 1, 7 50 146. 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Since they do At the customer's option , ex. professional service comes first not need any more moisture to termination of either drywood - Art Brown Pest Control at survive than the small amount or subterranean termites 3fl$$45 - ADV. contained in the wood, once lvi hk With Blair oncLcQ!npri .- KEN'S AUTO CLEAN ________________________________ EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER SENTRY FENC1 - At*one C,n.,oI, Of ice ToIialia., o.4o ii -' Oviedo "I've Control, Sanford's oldest pest con trol service, as he sta tes the i Out Patient Therapy saying. of local homes. They can go undetected for months, even years - long enough to do HW -0 STOP 0a *WALLPAPER Glass & Paint Co., Inc. Ph 3fl 4622 210 Magnolia Ave Sanford you're cement block home." Listen to Bob Hartman, General Manager of Art Brown Pest ______ •MIRRORS •PAINT TRAVEL TIP: 4 PrsNd yssi hi.. by ForEveryp'ui'pijse Senkarik are siiertly at work right here In this area - eating people out of house and home. Termites are striking five times as many homes as fire. They do more ,llar damage to property than I tornadoes, hurricanes and windstorms combined. "It can't happen to me." mites attack the wood portions TIB POUCh traditional life styles, good exciting nightllfe -all this and more can be avanabiefo You with a trip po food, . -. -, row (tram left): Sherman Reed, Bob Haraan, Dick Beadles. Back row: Pete Tucker, John DeGenaro, Lee Barber, Jim Carter, Cliff Brown, Doug Baggi, John Coffman, Emily There's a big difference and workers alike in Sanford and road accumulation ha ve between running your car may stop in, and Ken Kehoe, bien removed and you will through a cheapy car wash, and the owner, will have a driver certainly enjoy working on the In getting a thorough "old. run you on to the office. When parts without all that mess. fashiongd" wash and wax job you're ready, he'll pick you up No car is quite the same after that makes you r car took as in y our Clean car. 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They'll think you ha ve an appointment. Businessmen work better when dust, grease, a new car. - ADV. Jk JOHN . I'ront Mil lions of "hidden Invaders" III -• • THE ART BROWN STAFF OF PROF8IONALs FACIOIIY CLEAN ONCE AGAIN I People make the differeace when you hove an "old4ashleeed" wash Rod was job done on year car,., and Ken's Auto Clean im to that Year ear Is truly clean, even In the hard.to.get places and that makes a difference in the We of your car. WHOL JACKSONVILLE (AP) - "I teem which towed some cities 919 E. 2nd St. Sanford, Fla. Ph. 322-6791 hate to see the Russian In this country last February, I________________________________________________ team beat us whets we tzve Its entertainment value is amommai enough talent right here," said dou ble that ci standard gymCarl Curtis, a retired movie nasLi he said. FENCE SPECIALISTS choreographer and cnethne dl. 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Hargis has Thèeinthole County Grand ion (Schultz) resulting In been scheduled for a Jury tJ" Indicted a IS, death." preliminary hearing Friday • year-old Kentucky man for The three-count Indictment afternoon. first-degree murder, armed also alleges that Hargis, listed Hargis was arrested by burglary and armed robbery jn asdsertar from.the Ii. .S..'hecltf' EIøtectjV.r' days connection with the Aug. 2 Navy at Memphis, Term., broke after Schultz' dea th when his death of a Caselbeiry Into Schultz' residence and son, Robert B. Schultz, 34, of who died of a heart attack, "while therein did arm himself Caseelberry, spotted a man apparently after confronting a with a knife and did make an fitting the description of a burglar. assault" upon Schultz, who suspect In four residential David Kim Hargis of Hen. Investigators say returned daylight burglaries on Aug. 2. derson, Ky., was ordered held home about noon Aug. 2 and Following Hargis' arrest, without bond on the capital and confronted a burglar. deputies searched a motel room first-degree felony charges. The Indictment's armed that the suspect had been Hargis has been In county jail robbery count alleges that renting for about a week and since his arrest by sheriff's Hargls was armed with a knife seized Items Including fishing detectIves Aug. 4 at and robbed ctmltz of money. tackle, a coin collection and a Casaelberry. Investigators said when .38.callberplstol. Hargis was indicted for first- Schultz' son found his father's Hargis also was arrested in degree murder In the dea th of body just inside the door of the connection with the three 67.year-oldWaliar Raymond mobile home, about five hours dwelling burglaries. The state .. his ii Spanish Moss af ter We Dreaitn, We victim's attorney's office 13 expected to PEACEFUL Drive mobile home. The in. wallet with $40 to $50 missing file formal charges In those SUNSET dlctment alleges that Hargie was found underneath the body. cases by the end of the week. W P1BC(Feb.N.Muth2O& cuidaboutthe packaging frlendwhoisaresltlmawaster than a, VIRGO (Aug. 23$spt 21) candhriçtyowithduleifyou let bar linger too lti Indecision is your iirm rnonithg Cil. tcis oartladariy in matters. Your WWIIhY YOUR BIM1WAY , , , .. im& (5* Don't turn your hick on anyone The hi. of daunt places will wborsuourbalp today. You be very tempting to you wm'tlike your aelfif you had an comIng year. Make your p1aj cppertusity to lend a hand and well In advance If you expect a dWL happy voyagi. • chortled South. "An unnecessary waste of lime eneriY and esswork • at all." DEAR DR. LAMB I am South started out well by ducking the first hurt, but very conce rned about skin when Ied thejackof cancer. I know there must be diamonds, South should have several people who have It and gone right up with his ace. think It's just. spot that will go ext would come a t to aeY. That's what I thought dummy followed by a ruff of about the spot on my back. It e l t heart. en South turned pink and I decided to go would lead his queen of Into the doctor's office and have diamonds and claim his conit checked after ignoring It for a ususlly means the availability tract, It wouldn't matter of a rheumatology clinic or at which opponent held the king .ut a specialist In Of diamonds. He would be He cut It out and sent It to the reheumatology. Friends and caught In an end play. M. It was In cancer. Tnm relatives who will help and good doctor said he got It all out and medical help comes first. not to worry. I hope I can take Here Is another question on auuiareeqaii his word for It. I was told the revokes. Declarer leads at would vote for a warm, dry On the opposite end of the sPide from dummy. He is in. suns rays can cause skin Climate, although the evidence spectrum from the finesse formed by an opponent that cancer. Please us moles. more that such a climate is really. designed to give declarer an the lead Is in his own hand. He about It and alsotell about beneficial for arthritis Is extra entry to dummy is the leads a heart. A Delaware DEAR READER Skin mea ger at best. finesse taken for the joy reader wants to know if this 'Jr. _____________________________ by Al Vim,.. vp shoppingLoISt- :~ , ouche s All GOP Bas es Ford th as LOVELY UKEws! Yri IN by Stoff.I & Ilaimd.hI I GWOUS, rooks (fl11 IIM GOING M%5S TUN lAND Iwc I HANDKER— h By WALTER I would like to know if It Is considered common knowledge that when - I' matlons of the face an1 tick of the hands are often cctlgdc keratosis, the name for the rW3 ULAI ILK with BIMO BURNS by Lorry Lewis SHE 'S EVEN NOW GETTING EXPERT ADVICE FROM A RENOWNED t,1ANAGE41EN1' FIRM LEAVE THE COLLEGE UNLOCKED AND HOPE SOMEONE STEALS sTf name his man By sending out feelers to at least 16 Republicans 'to' 'i - Others who want this iri- formation c!àn send a long, FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thovu %F You THM /UP At TI* FIFTH '! HOLE SOu GEI THEIR HoLD MoiJy• OUT if YGU stamped, self-addressed envelope with 50 cents for It. Just send your letter to me In care ai 'nas newspaper, P.O. Box 330, San Antonio, Ti, 782 DEAR DR. LAMB — I have rheuratold arthritis. I would like your advice as to which , by Gill Fox 1 1II mm. They shizald be aen by . IMrniatlon will get on the doctor and removed. Sun rays chart in time for U doctor to are radiation. The ultraviolet see It. My advice to all patients radiation from a, SUfl CaLlUS La to give the doctor any in. Letter number 7-10, Your 1n: Sun, Aging, Spots and Cancer, 8-b - ' When human beings are concerned premalignant spots that never assume anything. You develop train utorur'e tG the cin't even be lure that the these spot& and I$ the major factor In causing skin cancer. I am sending you The Health I DEAR READER i formaition they want him to know U thoy want to be sure he gets It, I / / - 'q tj 1k U you are taking a lot of trifidicines write a list of them and be sire the doctor gets the list when he y or examines you. $1 Iq V • . 9 K M _____ It - a • 'I I, • - WAIT UNTIL i' THE ri t.!s, You U5WALLY GET I - .--- - 'rui WITH A SEI' OF cLues, TOO• T14AIL-110 TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan - Ar2VIXX - r— 'Something for the budget-minded, you say? Perhaps IIIcuwcroaIflor mystery soup!" - do form want to do only the former, Hence, the Reagan push for vice presidential assemble at once at the White How ... you'd have a traffic jam," Dole said. The only Republican Ford has specifically ruled out is Schweiker, "because I would not go that far to the edge of the political spectrum." and leaving them free to say they've been con. announcement before the presidential roll call. Ford said he considers himself to be in the middle tacted, the Ford camp has offered every "I think they feel that If Ford would announce of the Republican road, and wants a partner who Republican faction a hint that Its prirferred can- sombody, certainly some other delegates wouldn't agrees with him ideologically. Judging by the vice dldate might wind upon the ticket If the President is like that person," said Sen. Robert J. Dole of presidential list, Ford considers that middle road to mated Kansas, who just happens to be on the Ford be wide Indeed, There's even a glimmer for conserva ti ves who would like Reagan in the second spot If they can't install him as the presidential nominee. ri In the close and, for the moment, virtually static com petition for preddenlial nominating votes, the vice presidency has become part of the strategy. wi th Ford and Reagan using it in opposite ways. Their goals are the same: to pry loose delegate TAIIAHASSEE (AP) — Florida Delegates they intended to violate the oath when they signed votes for the presidential nomination. Reagan designated his running mate, Sen. who renege on pledges to support President Ford at it. Richard S. Schweiker of Pennsylvania. two weeks the Republican National Convention next week But Parrish, an expert on election laws, said It ago, In an effort to broaden his bid for delegate could be punished with prison terms, a state party would be difficult to make such a charge stick. support outside conservative Republican ranks. attorney says. He noted that there is general penalty of a year J.......I__ tt__J _I . . fljfl IU1V u Schweiker In-uuucvu no nwau Dover of con i.auoeruaue, state party in prison for violation of election laws for which breakthrough in the struggle for delegates, costing general counsel, said he has advised Florida there isnos ftc penalty. The law requiring oaths him some supporters, gaining him others. The delegates that state election laws make false For convention delegates does not provide a specific Reagan camp claims the maneuver was a net plus. swearing of an oa th a felony punishable by five penalty for violations. U nothing else, it gained the party's attention, and years in prison. The Issue could play a key role in the Republican that was one objective of John P. Sears, the camThe 43 Florida delegates pledged to Ford and the convention next week at Kansas City. Reagan paign manager who engineered the tradition- 23 committed to Ronald Reagan are required to supporters have been seeking votes from delegates brckL',g early selection, submit oaths stating they will support the canS who favor him but arc pledged to Ford. Now Sears is trying to force publi c disclosure of didates they were chosen to represent. Ford Forces wi, preliminary vi ctory Monday, Fords selection before the presidential vote, But L. E. "Tommy" Thomas of Panama City, however, when the party rules committee over. seeking to make advance announcement a con- Chief of the Reagan Florida delegates, contends wheimingly approved a proposed rule requiring vention rule. Dean Burch, a Ford convention that 10 of the Ford delegates am closet Reagan sup. delegates to stand by the candidates they have strategist, said he Is confident the move will be deporters who would vote For a, Former California pledged to support. fea ted despite "a sort of superficial appeal" In the governor If they co uld. The issue will be debated in other forums and argument that delegates Should know the whole "We've got 10. but I know that all of them t hv may ithout •4W —j cItI o f1h* SflS •I4 ti cket bef ore they ballot. wouldn't break the law to vote for Reagan-," convention begins Monday. Schweiker choice hurt Reagan, Thomas said. "1 think five of them might." Ford contends The rule also would forbid abstentions when the The letter by Dover, who is a Ford alternate, and that an advance vice presidential an. states are polled next Wednesday in the GOP nouncement would hurt his cause, too, served as a warning to the Ford delegates that they presidential nomination roll call. Reagan should keep Fai th with their pledges. lie Is ta king the traditional course, and following strategists hope to deny Ford the nomina tion by "I know most of the people on the delegation and encouraging his supporters to abstain from voting a familiar3trategy, by permitting a series of names to be floated as prospects, thus offering hope to ev- they're decent and honorable People," he said. "1 until they are released from their commitments to don't think any of them would viola te th eir oath ." him. ery Republican bloc, Mst. Atty. Gen. Michael Parrish said that Nominate Ford for the White House, and they Florida delegates are committed for two ba ll ots Florida delegates who violated an oa th to support a un less their candidate releases them or falls below may see the vice presider.tlaI blank filled by a name candidate could be charged wi th false swearin g if they like a Sou therner, a New Englander, a con35 per cent in earlier balloting. Florida DeIegates Face P s on If They R On Ford Pledges ..... . - w ....S.... .4 - fl or Republican Brooms Idea Swept Aside I YA .amfjy I Forked over $1 apiece. "The problem with brooms is that they are fire But it didn't reckon with the Kansas City Fire hazards," Bell sald."The fire chief was net too marshal. Or, for that matter, with a Republican happy. The aisles are so narrow that the brooms honcho named Ody Fish, who Is manager f next would be as wide as the aisles." week's national convention. Fish said the hroom idea never was presented to "No," said the marshal. Too much of a fire him formally, but that it was one of many odd ideas Ae27Ry Ir LI .\ Every option pleases somebody; any advance choice would offend somebody, and with a nominating majority votes away, the President's . list. There are at least 14 others. "II all the cars should prospect r A7MY rX A1W -, Reform Symbol Ruled Fire Hazard by GarryTnjau f4L7M?! roivw z4Y5cJf4' OLW1?7! EtPi44'TH AgMjx-?! ?7,4TP4( . KANSASCI1Y,Mo.(AP—ltseemedlikesucha good idea at first. Find a symbol, fire up the delegates, and send them home hell-bent on electing a Republican Congress. The slogans came quickly to mind: Out with the old, in wi th the new. Turn the rascals out. A new hazard. advanced For the convention. broom sweeps clean. "No," said Fish. Unseemly. wds a group callin g itself such oughts th The commi ttee plans what it calls a refere ndum Thinking the Congressional Reform Committee, dedicated to"Lord, we've been spending all our time worrying of the House Democratic leadership in every district of the country. the task of elect ing eno ug h Repub li cans to Congress about brooms," said Steve Bell, a senatorial aide Unless there Is a change of hea rt, the campaign to prevent DernocratThornas P. "Tip" O'Neill from who has been helping get the committee started. "I'll bet we have held 10 meetings here and in will be launched next Monday with pictures of t,P'cwning Speaker of the House and mmtalling Washington about th ese brooms." brooms instead of the real th ing. Republican leader John Rhodes. Bell's plan was to distribute them for delegates to In the meantime, somewhere in Kansas City AItu, they thought, brooms! Brooms, they got. Two thousand of them, enough hold aloft when Rhodes is Introduced to the con- there are 2,000 brooms hungering for their place In for most of the 2,259 delegates. The committee vention as Its permanent chairman. the po litical Firmament. I. la----,i - - TNe., - DOONESSURY . - - part of the United States would be moot beneficial to arthritis. I live on the seacoast of North Carolina now. DEAR READER The most Important consideration is not climate but the availability of good medical help and that servative, i liberal, a woman, a diplomat, a Midwestern governor. ,'_.__ q Ji:I • list covers the Republican Ideological spectrum — which Is precisely why Ronald Reagan wants him to of finessing. a revoke. South ducked the first heart The answer is that It and won the continuation, definitely is a revoke it be has Then he led a trump. East a spade In his own hand. The SIDE GLAKES MEARS KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Reading from left to right, President Ford's vice presidential Shopping - . . cn' - DEAR DR. LAMB his ace and shifted to the jack revoke becomes established to going Into the hospital a, they usually do not Of diamonds. Sou th promptly when an opponent plays to the Th er ating doctor should a, be told other parts of body. ey op finessed Us q and the revoking card. only cause local tissue p$on&ly by a, patient about de1e th (For a copy 01 JACOBV any me dication being taken by Some fi ve minutes later Sou th destruction and can be cured MODERN, lend to: "Win stmply by cutting out k" of tPe Mm? Or should It be enough to had finessed successfully at Bridge."$7 ci this who takes the against West's çieen of clubs newspaper, area Involved, that can t'c're tell the nurse P.O. Box 489. medicine away what it is for and won the rubber. a fair sized area if Radio City Station, flew York, "Pretty good guess." N V. 10019) and assume that the doctor will cancer is neglected. see a, notation on the chart Than little wAb-like for- and win continue Issuing it? I TO &4EEZ E tW %-^m Is the most common of all cancers. Fortunately, with the amption 0( Cow fmm cancer An T - BUGS BUNNY 'I - • .v 1W U u sie ne*azy ii SraiWi ep. and Florida's spectacul.r summer sunsets almost fine yes (a viremnest. (Herald phil. by BIll Vlaceat Jr.) - Lamb PRISCILLA'S POP .,. at replied North. unbea table with no problems I - -. --' M '- VU ByLawreaceE.Lanib,PLD. - Casse lb e tOdI7 biCleal YOSN °' Is Most Common i-• 0 tr& too your rMi ns yOU" ova u.q us chI a g flub, ask to see a pons 214uly 21) potogrspb. CAN Your fKIj&frg to not apt to be in practial today. You. vtoicn AQVAiUUB (Jan. IDFeb. II) is lballsd. Watch o You y Less of small but nluabe Ap ht* pIa with spurs pcfll Is poisthie today, Ocn'tluveyouw rings on the fl) y, wauliatand or your watch In the LBO (Jib bed bays IoU curt could mob g - - Jan APB1RN (Dec. JiliiiIlUiii MENNENIilar WIN A T RRIfl( By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY SkIn C - k Is ad MAE -- ai or In icte t?ü to gain Itatis,. maynotbessuppus-UTT Pill W11111. 1U$ PWBWS PM 00 goo& Sanford, Florida 32111 Price 10 Cents - 4 48 Precept MENNEN 68th Yea r, No 304—Wednesday, August 11, 1976 adopt today. pregansie win topmIalwallitmwedwyn Nuts 37 Arrival jab.) e - - -• - - - - - - - Sanford Firm Area's First To Make Gc By KRIS NASH More Oil Terminals company Is gratnd by a Herald Staff Writer not in any real jeopardy at this than by a ikpiidbon," Alper ______ Sav-Mce 011 TermInals Inc. time," said Harvey Al Alptr, said. With aing business, Tuesday night announoul plans attorney for the firm an& its you've .'sot move coming in. a 140,000 "bl.c6plw' pórent business, Say-More Oil This Is way 'iv presoitA1d it on Pert Authority grounds In Inc. 'We're not talking about to our creditors sad o Iv Com pa ny otnciais V'1iqdating the companies," he they've gone aloig with us. We the plant will be the first facility explained. "We're not talking hope they cttinne 1i see is, tii ever built in Central Florida to about taking all the assets of the way." produce finished gasoline, companies and selling them." The facility already in operation at Alper said Say-More More to proceed, SCOPA President Al Black had decided guaranteed The company that Panama City, will be designed to file a petition in federal court Its lease at the Port of Sanford to blend raw petroleum g8301ine. under chapter 11 of the Chan- would not be erklangered by the products into Expected to be functional no dier Act the bankruptcy act bankruptcy action. Savelater than Sept. 1, the plant has — to reorganize the two firms More's 1A000 annual lease has the potential for eventually which are presently unable to been paid up for the remainder of their back debts. of 1976. turning out 600,000 gallons of pay - finished gasoline per month, a Under provisions of th e In the event Say-More 011 Sav.More representa tive said. Chandler Act, before a business Terminals falls following the At the same time, the can be reorganized It must reorganization. Alper and Seminole County Port secure approval from credltors. Hutchison said, the Port A u I h o r it y (S C 0 p A All creditors must be satisifled Authority will consider the unanimously approved a wi th the way the company is lease breached and will join request by Say-More to undergo meeting its financial other creditors of the firm In comporate reorganization obligations, or they may receiving reimbursements. before a bankruptcy referee in demand that the firm's assets Alper said he plans to file the the U.S. District Court for be liquidated so they can be bankruptcy petition as soon as Florida's middle district, paid back. possible, probably within a, "Very candidly, the Say. "We feel that more money is next three wceks. Today Around The Clock .......... 4-A Bridge .....................$-A Calendar...................9-A Comics ....................S.A Crossword ............. . ...8-A Editorial...................4-A Dear Abby .................1.0 Dr. Lamb ................. I-A Horoscope ................8-A Iloepital ...................9-A Obituaries en Sports .... ...... .. 10-11-A Television ................. I-fl Women .... .............1-Il ................. %%'F:%TIIEII high SI, today's low 72. Rainfall: .23 Inch. Partly cloudy through Th ursday with a chance of afternoon and evening thu. Details and tides on Page S.A. W : FIVU R IVI Serves A MJ 9j1I Fl4. i dU I UI .1VI By JACQUELINE DOWD official scenic and wild river. Herald Staff Writer "The intent of what we're doing," said James Chanatry of Seminole's planning department, "Is to use the Wekiva as a model for the scenic and wild rivers program." The program is developing into something Department of Natural Resources officials call "a unique experiment ii intergovernmental relations." What's out of the ordinary is that local governments the three counties and their citiien.s have been asked to Planning officials from Seminole, Orange and Lake Counties are taking a trip down the Wekiva River today to get a look at the environmentally endangered land they're trying to save. Three counties, which border the river and Its tributaries, must agree on a preservation program for the Wekiva basin before the Florida Cabinet can make the Wekiva Florida's first :...:.;.. ..- ......... -. '.. .;_: c&: participate before the state takes any clilcial action. State Rep. Vince Fechtel, one of the leaders in the fight to save the Wekiva, is enthusiastic about the new approach. "The scenic and wild rivers program was one of the weakest programs I've seen," Fechtel said, "but with this new approach it could be one of the strongest." All three counties have approved a resolution stating goals and objectives fr'r the See WEKIVA, pe - - -'rr . ''' I" iI~'' t, ':.'. 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( . - r - around the house. His wife of 60 years says he's as a process of checking their finances and other background Information begins. Ford wouldn't say who was being asked for data, and he I k .. balloting at the GOP convention Is completed Aug. ii. However, Sen Howard Ichardeon said Sunday they have been asked for data, The interview with Ford at the mountaintop retreat in Maryland marked the end of W second yew as president, but principally covered three periods of the future: the two weeks I Continued on Page 3A) I Aany qutstlons have been raised really married to the farm. "He still has baby ways,sssays Florence uorenceMuse,iaughjng. He likestoplayinthediji." Her husband, who has been w working in Sanford's dirtali i.i uz s uuie,uuasseenaiotof changes in town. He used to grow celery, lettuce and cabbanewhereSeminoIemorji — Hospital stands today. • .. A fle JOHN CONNA.LLY president. But what about Schweik.r's side of the coaliflOnfln an Interview on the Reagan campa ign ---i i trail, Schwelker describes his view 4N Iii m w W — X* ; . By 2 ______________ + ± 2 M. a -- les . . ____ I k--- - } ° W g — r - 2 ___ • 7 conservative anti-Washington ideology. es - -, fr list of areas of agreement, including mutual Bridge ....................4-B opposition to amnesty for Vietnam war draft Calendar .................. by '- . • •'• Bud et On Schedule 2 Two Seminole County Commissioners clashed Way over finalized budget is planned for Sept. 14, with final budget adoption whether the controversial 1 77 budget for county government Set for Se. . can be completed on schedule. Kirnbrough said maybe he's "overly calcerned, but in my The lion's share of criticism came from Commissioner John mind we're going to be pressed for time." br It , w t eek pounced on two Not so, replied Hattaway. "I'm happy as a lark.$# he sad. Democrats for missing four straight A Crossword days of budget sessions. B .................4 ' Kimbrough claim commissioners should be meeting "today, Iss — ' ___ pr -- -- W - J, OMAE Director Pat Glisson says he will try and convince Editorial ..................4-A tordght and tomorrow," c"uniMiOners not to wait until Friday to take up the budget a campaign trail interview tiis past again. Their three areas of severe disagreement are Dear Ab .................1B weekend Schwelker said his But Chairman Mike Hattaway defended commission's "We need to get on through," G lissn salt "so we can do th De. Lb ..................4-B progress,saying, "I know we're not behind." ues would change "because I feel that instead Schwetker's near-Perfect prolabor voting record e follow-up work." Horoscope .................4-B ofre e nUnosthteI'd have torenresent andhiscoauthhipoftwopjeces ofleguon r Thecnuntydeparrnentres bleforpre $2i Glisson said he is confident commloners will meet which Reagan has campaigned against as ftos4tal ................... A milliondocwent had se 50 states." t istF riday a adiinefor recetving deadline& But the OMAE director Also admitted '.We,re gob, to rui nous, expensive extensions of big govern.Obituaries................. A recommendations from the commission. Though commissionersbe pressed for time.,, And his view on the high-cost government ment. These are the Kennedy national health SPOrb ....................6-7A met Friday, the budget review wasn't finished. ograms which Initially Glisson had hoped for direction Jut week. Then rancebfllandtheHumphxey.}iawhinsfull Television ----------------- 2-B The problem, as Kmhrough sees it, is that the flce of were to revise the budget after commi Plans also consistent with Rea gan's vlew he added. employmen t bill. ssioners made their cuts Women .................... 1'B Management Analysis and Ev al ua ti on (OMAE) must have suf- and present it to the boa rd on Aug. 19 and 20. A review of Schweiker's voting record shows In all three cases, Schweiker now has acWEATHER ficient lead time to prepare the budget after direction has been Now, Glisson says he will ask .. hathehasmovedtharytotheleftoverthe commodatcdhlsvlewstothoseof Reagan. ft commission to meet provided by the DetalisandtldesonPage the Tuesday. ____ , V a a En 0 /s And Schweiker have produced a long Around mie Clock ..........4*A forced busing and detente as practiced Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger. in ___ - A Sanford base ball team representing American Leg Reagan, one of the nation's leading spokesmen of evaders abortion on demand, gun control, Comics ....................4-B ______ g Reagan -. Timing Sparks Dispute But since he accepted the former California Post 53 is In the winnees governor's invitation to be his prospective vice bracket final today at Fort presidential running mate, Schwetker has been Lauderdale. For details, we trying to soften his liberal image and soothe Page $-A. fears of Reagan's conservative backers INDEX 7be liberal Pennslylvania senator said he sees no inconsistency or compromise of princip j joining a potential presidential ticket headed by 41 R. + Today past 15 years in the eyes of the majorliberal, Schweiker says his philosophy is compatible with that of Ronald Reagan. He Isn't becoming more conservative, says Schweiker, just more critical of the4 effectiveness of the federal bureaucracy. _n 9 CE WILLIS ' - (Herald photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Sen. Richard conservative and labor rating groupa. rn a of the coalition. But Not Compromi sing DOUG ri 11L I • SayS,"in order to feed Schweiker: Changing ' 8,41; C-1 -n 01 And, after nearly 70 years of farming# he's still convinced of the importance of his work., "Somebod y has to farm," he about Ronald R"04% CoStItIon- with liberal %n. Rkhard Sch. welker In his race for the Republican nomination for 0. / - repeated his Intention not to announce his choice until presidential ._J . dolt"Whenhjsworkjnthe fieldisdone he He claimed that more than a are dead even at this - " week he was so nervous he decided the only thing to do was hea d back the he workso1 fuhoursnaddn; farming three acres of mixed vegetables on West First Street. "'Farming is hard work, he Says-"'If You dont like it, don't receiving recommendations on the No. 2 position. Ford, In an interview, also said he believes challenger Ronald Agan hurt himself by picking liberal Sen. Richard S.Schweiker as a running mate in advance of the Republican National Con. Z Quit 80 never retire. He tried that once,, 'f ' • Treasury secretary or any other ossible I Won't * - - C backin1964butafterjusto, CA14P DAVID, Md.(AP)— President Ford says Repubilcm who publicly criticize John B. Connally as his potential running mate are harming party unity. I• Hard Work , Sanford'sW.C, Muse has been farming since 1909—and just won't quit. Connally Foes Hurt rJ bd On _ NANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — President Ford demonstrating Atrength that n t I per. wants a one-ballot, candidate-to-candidate suasive with wave showdown with Ronald Reagan at the that really counts the one that will choose a Republican National Convention, but the nominee for the White Howe. chalIenger my seek preliminary tests on issues In a closely divided convention, with unor rules before On delegates vote on a committed Republicans holding ft balance of Presidential nominee, nominating power, preliminary victories could =and bargaining points to he nvention vangusrd set W work toda dra ft° spute Manaers ould affect the presidential nomination W claimed more Chu the IX delegates needs to wthno Aide 1ng gavel was till s week wrong w the roll is called on Aug. ie. Althoughthe away, Rep u quick te TheAasated Press coit,FO,YJwith There were signals that the RUM camp will 103 delegates lellally bound or cly seek RdWrAry votes, in committees and mitted to him, eagan with 1, OX, &22 R probably at 010 Convention, in hopes of committed. I___ - Sanford Reaganites Hint Ila ~ eiaId piunut ________________ . IU cr Awards ncourage MPloyes 94 ri By ED PRICKEIT Herald Staff Writer M 0 P- IT 00 Er a ' CD 0 i I , IVIZ to V fib [14 F; 'L' Cr ft r— ___ . Napoleon Bonaparte Bob Ellis is not. Butboth EthsandthefmedFrenchderhaveoneginco, ____ - CD 'c . I '- j' __ 0 2 K ;a r-1 Cl " ,.• — ___ . J •'.. ___ &6 - --s-' ZM IX) - a; fto I &-I I - ____ M am) C) :r a 24 -3 Ir 9-.. cL a) CD M C/) M 1-: M J Ek is" W1 0 I y care. To try and get the degree of emplo e Participation Ellis feels -__ '.IJJ) •I QQ - '. mon — they both understood the basic concept that you must get the troops involved if your mission is to be a success. 'Me Frenchman's concept of success, you remember, was to conquer the world. But for Napoleon there was Waterloo. The eansofEllls are more limited. Afl county officer wants to do,really,is to get his employes involved and interestedin their jobs. And, when he can, Ellis says he'd like toshow workers supervisors New awards system in county government geft unde rway with Corn mission Chairman Mike Itattaway presenting "Ught 1b" award to Fred esmoos, while Bob Ellis looks on. ed an awards System. At any given time, county workers under Ellis in administrative services can receive one of four awards. t Owe is the a ppy e' it goes to a cheerf ul per. sonality type who attempts to make people happy. Then there's the "Wow Award," which is given for outstanding job nere's also the "tight Bulb Award," presented to an employe for an outstanding contribution to the manpower planning division. The first award went to Fred Creamons for his creative efforts in the county's manpower planning division. Ixt us no' forget the "Congratulations" extended to all persons in the county's employ who make it six months. Six months on the Job allows a person permanent status. And the award has a picture of ducks flying toward a nest. Some of the "ducks" sh t down by hunters befate reaching the nest. And some "ducks" fall out of the nest, regardless. Just an attempt M humor on Ellis' part. That's what Ellis hopes for. Of course there's not much that can be done for the "ducks" that are shot down.or ones that failout of the nest. &A Fun has plans for those who make it. And making it is what it's all about. at as far ascoygovernmen t is concerned. - - — JOHN FISK SANDRA BURKE JOE DAVIS Was President Ford R*aht To Pardon Richard Nixon? NO Sandra Burke, =s. Park don't feel that he (Ford) was, very as to why Avenue, Sanford: "No . I think The man had gone through President closely Ford did what he did. he should've been brought to quite -a bit, yes, but I feel he Li a way. I can see why he was trial. I think it would've been deserved everything he got.1 f J ustified in doing it. but without worth it just to have him he had come to trial, I don't really having 83 much iin, punished like e% t:Lse. think he would've been par. formation as I probaWy should I' m sure be would have been doned I think he probably have I don't know for se I found guilty and I don't think he would have gone to jaiL" honestly hope he (Ford) made a should 've been pardoned, no. Gladys DeDorue, Box 534, just and fair ruling. John Fisk, Orlando: "No, I Sanford: "1 tried to watch it i Uontinued on I'agr JA -. •I1 r ........... ••-- •••.•• • .t-t-•;-it ,i-'' tiA '.' -. .. . i.lIfII. -- • 1.1 ., •........................... ... - �?AIiI,I. NsraW, cis,O, Fl. Muy, Ae,. e. 974 COn noction Sought In Deaths Of Mobsters NA11ON Hurricane Bell. Howls Toward North Carolina Coai t CAPE HATTERAS, PLC. (AP) - Jhfrlcaie Belle, her wliule iç to 110 mIles an hoer, howled toward North Carolina's Dater R trjdsy and sent thr.i—'--ide of tlets fleeing for —. Many bce) resident, stood their greus In Miami, National Horricane Canter forecaster Joho Hope warned that the etomm w "going *algld north now. It may come dose to Hatteras or may go right over IL... Carti'Inly they (Hatter) ore going to get qidte a bit ci eecL" — .ex. by early morning and rIcane force winds - over 74 m.p.h. - by midmorning. The local wether_vice office said tides op to 10 feet above malandweaopto1ofeeton$cpofthatco cases serious floseng If the storm went straight over the Dater Renke Hearing S.f On GOP lssu.s KANSAS CITY, Mo (AP) - An hormil frxs over the (Irafting of the Repulcan platform appeared theeslsnsd bysome seçpsrWsof Rwebd Reagan todsyas the party's Rasolelloese O"Ih. set hsestge on lames that could divide Ripqllcsese. Some E.sgan delegates uviving for the GOP angjg1 did not like the nh4ut1 In which ci and Prd,..t Ford were to agree on pIMormwTft1,4 procwhtu. They siJowed it by 4nithig a proosa) álrinlib and w1thig some ci the N dey. 1bln H-NC., a strong and not An aide to Sen. J —s predictable Reagan ngorter, acseed the o.,.jnitlee le.denh ci trying to ralkoud acceptance ci the rules and of preplrL4 a wlsiy-waeby platform dealt. Catholics Like Ford Remark PHILADELpHIA (AP) - Preilder4 Ford's oblise denunciation ci abortion apparently pleased most ci 1,0X peI. gathered for the eLhig ceremony cia worldwide Rnan Catholic assembly. Most of those nbled In Joim F. Kennedy Stadiwn stood to applied and cheer when Ford told the Intern*Hi'na) Eucharistic Congree. on Sunday that he shared the church's concern about "Increased In vecvuce for lift" Ford, an Episcopalian, said, "The soprame value of whom life Is given by God Is a belief that eV comes tone from the Holy Scriptuces confirmed by all the great leaders of the cberch." Congress Has Busy Schedule WASHINGTON (AP) - Poetcord voter registration, swine flu vaccine, defense ap'wllng and a variety ci energy conservation progr top a busy but short erhethie In Congress ills week. BothbeanchesofCor4ressp)anto[ec.j$lflugdwe,k_ the House Tuesday night and the Senate at the close of business Wedaesday - until Aug. , following the Republican National Convention. The Senate Is due to complete action today en a $104. billion defeme spending bill after rejecting a move a week ago to cut It by $1 PIHnn Legal Notice IN TN! CIUCUIT cou OP TN! IN TN! CIRCUIT COURT FOR eIONTIIN,N JUDICIAL CIR. $IMINOel COUNTY, FLoRIDA. CUlT IN AND FOR SININI P101*?! DIVISION to.. ;n.-ce COIThTY. fLOsiDA IN R: •syys Op I cAss NO. 7$.I4iLCA*D — tSJBREF Gawthda-4to54mi Legal Notice _______ IN YNI ci.cuav COURT FOi SIMINOI.I COUNTY, FLOUI% PRORATI DIVISION t.umkr DIVISIIN IN II: (STATE OF LOLA WETTSTEIN Derea l$o 1'-21S.CP FI___(PIr IN BRIEF — A. PIaintlfl, oerea NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION MIAMI (AP) - Authorilies fully bilcied" on the case, dead sInce July 28, the day he GERALD L. MARTIN and NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Wee trying today to determIne "1 thInk they (the FBI) left his siter's tin j ps n - FRANCES N. MARTIN, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST TO ALL PERSONS HAVING If thus THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST any connection be. ihould take jerladjctjon on the tatlon, north ci Miami, for a A4-K+A FRANCES N. REID ______ THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALl,. tween the mwder ci De John bsslso(what'spiappeneijnow," roimdolgolf, Itwashlssleter, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: NOTIC! OF ACTION Rosefli and slaying a yea' sge said from his borne In with whom had been lhjg TO: FRANCES N. MARTpN, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IN THE ESTATE: ago of Sam"Meno"Glaiw,ji. Him I1Je,Tuir, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the adminIstration of the estate recently, who rported R0151U of FANNIE LEE ABRAMS, thattheadministrationoftheest - two mobsters reportedly me. FRANCEi N. REED FBI spokeanen in Miami and tnllng Friday. of LOLA R. WETTITEIN, decea, deceud. FIle No. 7flSCP. Box 201 Route No. 1 crulted In a CIA plot to 'l- In Washington said the agency File Number 74231 cP, ispening ,, TIres f1thar,en sighted the Fergei-son Bold Sfldifl In thC Circuit Cow' , nate Cuban Prime Minister Fl- would not become Involved set. Seminole County, FlorIda, Probate the Circuit Court lOt' SemInole Camby. IndIana ISII) allondrwngaturday.ItWe del Co. Division. the addresi of which is County. Florida, Probate Division, lees a violation of federal law bobbing In an arm of Blscayne the address of which i$ P.O lox C. 'i (I GERALD L. MARTIN O5h1$ body 'P• Bay. Seminole County Courthouse. Address Unknown Sanford, Florida 33771. The personalSafo Florida 32771. The personal was Identified Sunday after It Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, the YOU ARE HEREBY NOT IF I ED representatIve of the estate is An. representative of the estate is D. Police said holes had been cut was found In a chain-wrapped HawaII Democrat who heads In the side ci the that an action to foreclose on an nette A. Jones, whose address is KEITH A BEL E, wh014 address it 1 ____ t _______ P.O. Box 777 Sanford, Fiof Ida 32171. P.O. Box .3513, Orlando, i,ntrunient deemedStatute oil drum floating In Biscayne the Senate's new permanent In- It sink, and Wright said the pIf54ant to Florida 32502. The name and address of the The name and address 00 Bay oft Miami. He died of as- tellIgence committee, said In drum prObhy had the per. representative's attorney On the followIng property orated serial representative's attorney arepersonal are set forth below, i forth below. pityxiatlon, the Dade County Washington that It was too ear. loose from anchors after gases Florida. and being in Seminole County medical eTamliw? said. All persons having claims ' All persons having claims or IY to decide on a congressional from the decomposing body ', Lot it and the East t of Lot 0, demands against 11* estate we demands agaInst the estate Glincarse, a adcsgo under. probe of the case. Block A. LAKE WAYMAN required. WITHIN THREE required, WITHIN THREE made the drum buoyant. world chieftain, was shot to HEIGHTS. HIGHWAY ADDITION, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Roselli and Glancana ej' death In his manelon there - according to IN. plot thereof THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF alan reported to have been recorded in Plat Book 1, Page THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk l9 1135. Legal Notice the Public Records of SemInole o the above court a written of the above court a written lInked with Judith Campbell __________________________ - - — Both murders were what County, Florida. statement of any claim or demand statement of any claim or demand Exner, who said last year she IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE has been filed against you and you they may have. Each claim must they may nave. Each claim must be vestigators st$e" hits, called "gagland- had "a relatloeship" with the EIOHTIIPITI4 JUDICIAL CII. areresiredterveacepyofr in wrIting an must indicate the in writing and must indicate the CUlT IN AND FOR defenses. if any, to Gary E. basis for the claim, the name and b15u$ (or the claim, the name a lateThe President Dade County detectives Julio dy. namesJohn F. Kenr* COUNTY, FLORIDA SIMINOL! written Massey 00 Brock, Massey & Walden, address of the creditor Cr his aQent. address of the creditor or his agent ci ROeSili Ojeda and Queles CAl! NO. l'flWCA4G or attorney, and the amount or attorney, and the amount Glancata appear In FBI re- FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. Altamonfe FloridaBlvd., Claimed. If the claim is not yet due, claimed. If the claim Is not yet due. Suite I.Springs. ate E. Semoran TOAGE said they would check records a cor. Plaintiff's attorney, on or before the dat. when It will become due the dati When it will become due ______ ci a Senate Intelligence Corn- ports released at Mrs. Exners poratlon,ASSOCIATION, etc.. September 10. 1ie. and file the shall be stated. If the claim is shall be stated. If the ciaim *d or help In writliw tier mittee appernnce by Ronelli, Oifl3tWi1tfleCierkoitneeoov,. Contingent or unliquidafed, the contingent or unhiquld'ted, the Plalnt,u, vs styled Court either before service on nature of the uncertainty shall be nature of the uncertainty shall be who testified fIve days after Is . . 'q Taxes I . - • INGLEWOOD, C&llf. (AP) —Actor Rod Stelger Is doing well after delicate open heart surgery, doctors at Daniel Freeman Hospital said. The 51-year-old star of such movies u "In The Heat of the Night," "No Way to Treat a Lady," and "The Pawninoksr," was listed "In very good condition and progressing as expected" Sunday, a day after he underwent a cardiac bypass operation. A hospital spokesman said Stelger, who won an Academy Award for his portrayal of a Southern sheriff In "In The Heat of the Night," was transferred from intensive care to a private room on Sunday. Chess Master Issues Pledge BIENNE, Switzerland (AP) — World chris champion Anatoly Karpov has pledged to renounce his title U he Is beaten by Bony Fischer In a proposed 15-million exhibItion match, according to the president of the Internatjonaj Q*u Federation. However, Th. Max Euwe said In ar lntervbw Sunday that he doubted the exhIbItion match will ever be played. "Fischer Is very dniiniiir1g" he said. "And of course, Karpov as the world hvnp1on Is free to reject the demands. They have met In Tokyo and that Is something, at least. But I don't think the meet will ever take place." The chess federation stripped Fischer ci the world championship title last year and awarded It to Karpov when Fischer refused to play the Rn%l.g because ala dispute over rules. Mata Named Music Director MEXICO CITY (AP) - Eduardo Mate has been named music director with the Dallas Symphony Ck'chestra beginnl% elth the 1977-78 season. Named as principal guest conductor ci the Dallas Symphonv was Kurt Masur, music director ci the Gewandaus cbotra of LelprIg, East Germany. Mate, 34, has 12 years of eperienc as a musk director, beginnlr.g when lw Lock over directorship of the Guadalaja' s Suipiorry Orchestra at the age of 22. Masur, 4, wcs senior music director at the Komliche Opera In Berlin from L%tM4. Reporters Beat Carter Team lII!Mfl$, Winnifl( 171. Wvit your number, governor," said Stan Cci Time nw*tlne on$unday. "ft took us a while, but we got YDU( nunixc." ____ ______ _____ needed for a massive development at Cape Coral, The Cape Coral development on Florida's Gulf Coast near Fort Myers Is a major key to restoring the titian. daily beleaguered company under a reorganuzatloii plan by GAC's cotrt4ppolnted trustees. The plan calls for scuttling the Miami-based firm's less successful projects and persuading lot owners to swap theIr holdIngs for land at successful ventures like Cape Coral, whIch now has about Z000 people. Law Officers Probing Area Thefts, Burglaries Eight Die On Highways Sanford police today were Investigating weekend thefts of electronic equipment, firearms and plants. Ed Laughlin, of DeBary, reported that his boat at the Sanford marina was burglarized and thieves made off with a shlp-to.ehore radio, an eight-track stereo AM.FM radio wilt and a quart of whiskey. Th Associated Press A TItusyjlIe man killed when his car Left the roadway, Jumped a 32-foot canal and slammed Into the bank was among at least eight persons to die on state highways during the weekend, the Florida Highway Patrol says. Troopers said that Lewi,s Joseph Cardou Jr., 44, was driving at a high rate of speed when he lost control of his CT Saturday on 1-95 In Brevard County. The car flew 32 feet over the canal and struck the bank on the opposite side, officers Said. Another accident claimed the lives of a Zephrhills and little Rebecca were killed Saturday when a boat and trailer Jackknifed on a secondary road near Eliers In Pasco County. Two Missing From Dinghy , MIAMI (AP) A seah is under way for two men reported missing from a dinghy that was being towed by a sailboat off South Florida's AtlantIc Coast, Coast Guard 5POk53fl3fl saId In Miami. TIme men, reported missing Sunday, were Identified as DennhsPopaca,25,oiMorristown,N,J,ap4Deych, Fla,, and Wayne Contelmo, also , of Bartow, Fla. Crewmen aboard the sailboat, the Nimbus, noticed that the two men were no longer aboard the dinghy when the boats were about 10 miles off JupIter, north of Palm Beach, the Coast Guard spokesmen said. - By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Patrolman Richard Bennett reported two 12-gauge shotguns, a rifle and a haIIdgW were taken In a burglary at time 2315 Palmetto Ave. residence of Donald C, omo&. Mrs. Lillian Johnson, 168 Plnecrest Drive, reported plants In hanging baskets, valued at $350, were taken from her residence, Principal Ted Barker reported Lakeview Middle School was entered by a window and pens and kitig pencils taii. Patrolman Carey Herndon arrested three juveniles missing Items were recovered, police said. - ____________________ , _______ lob acc o D ata Re lea s ed and - F•O eSeJ Schedules -- Meeting , I )rumeweekandprIcesfor-r.3st asarivercaPableofsupportlng rades rose $5 to 112 above life may will depend deral support prices. About decisions made within the nut ee Per cent of the tobacco few w pr*C3 oelow the support The ptiblIc Is lnvjtd to attend ite and was £.oId to time the meeting and participate in toperative Stabilization Corp. our efforts. - WITNESS my hand and seal of this Cou.'t on August S. 1176. ISEALI Arthur is. Beckwltp,, Jr Ck vi ire Circuit CoUrt By Mary N Oausen Deputy Clerk Pt'liji Aug 9. 14. 73. 3& 1976 DEC SI WiT NESSmyhandandtheWaIof Sad Court on July 14th. 1976 I Court Seal) Arthur H. B.tckxith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court llv Lillian T. Jenkins DepuI Clerk Publish July Ii. 26. Auj 7. 9. 1976 - Monday, August 9, 1976—Vol No. 302. Year as f'jbllthed Daily aii Sunday, Cicept Saturday and Christmas Day by The Sintord Herald. Inc. 300 N French A'e. Sanford. Fid Second Class Postage Pa, at Sanford, FIareda 32711 i,r0 0l .tr 55 i.ts ontn, s i , , SIt b M.)l I F iir i. i "O'. .lrt.r Ai o'.. Mi.witri. 5210. 6 Mort, 5 ? 1 'r n: ,..,,, . - .._,_.. Detectives today were probing a weekend burglary attempt at the warehouse of a Sanford wholesale food distributor. Patrolman Ray Bronson said officers responding toa burglar alarm at Continental Central Florida Inc., 2100 Country Club Road, to find a hole had been , cut In a Officers said the would-be burglars fled the scene before police arrived but a cutting torch outfit was found In a wooded area nearby. U, William Lykena said the tools had been stolen from the nearby Austin Fertilizer CO. Sanford police jailed Robert Jackson, 28, 1121 W. Seventh St., Sanford, In lieu of $5,060 bond on a charge of carrying a concealed firearm. In other weekend arrests, sheriff's deputies charged three Cnm mi in +kc . l %otII1UI City Council Meetings By Herald Staff Writer Malcolm Steeves, on drainage A public hearing on an anproblems In Shadow Hill sub. nezatlon request will also open Booked at county Jail In lieu division and reports from the Casaelberry City Council of $5,060 bond each W HS!T7 Mayor James ft. meeting it The city councils In councilmen, Allen Gordon, 13, of 7:30 p.m. Orlando LonawOod. Winter srwina. ., Lormann' and Cliv Attsrnev _.1 t'i__i. a_.i_.__ -. m. . waaus; rii 13 ØItA i,sju 15(141W raieoaugn, Ned Jullan Jr. from the Seminole County of 1402 E. Notre Dame, Caselbeiry will hold their regular meetings tonight, School Board for the Altanionte Springs. In Winter Springs, the city Casselberry Elementary and A 17-year-old girl was turned The Longwood City Council council will meet a.t 7:30 p.m. to Soutn Seminole Middle Schools. meeting will begin at 7 pm. over to state Division of Youth with a public hearing Oil a consider: a recommendation Items to be considered after from Fire ChIef Charles the public hearing exception Include: to the B4 Juvenile Detention Center, Holzman on lAds for air packs approval of payment of $12,500 business district zoning on the Shefff1 U. W. H, RObbins side of SR 434, east of SR opened last week (apparent low to Diversified Utility Services; and deputies were checking a south bIdder was Jack Cocks and Co. site plan review of time Lamans n iitd by beer party Involving ap. at $841 for two air packs); an USA, mini raceway, planned Episcopal Church women, proximately 25 young people off appointment to the planning for construction on a 7.5 acre i me women are asking for Cirryville Road when a d& We permission tO operate, a thrift and zonIng commission to site south of SR 436; review of stopped aixi the felony arrests shop In the Kearney replace Don Sines, recently the preliminary plat of were made, accordIng to appointed toa vacancy on the Storybook Village; During the regular business city council; approval of the sheriff's reports. meeting, the governing body final plat of Tuscawllla, unit authorization of a staff review Horace Landry, 307 RIdge of the proposed ABC Lounge Road, Fern Park, reported agreement with the Seminole five; the 1976-17 budget; a addition, resolution requested by Shop Items valued at $1,621 were County Fire Department; At a workshop to follow the a and Go, to vacate an easement; meeting the board will dlscuu missing after a burglary at his request from builder, Al Stolte, residence, Deputy Jim Hlbbard for permission to develop the second reading of an ordinance approval of supplemental funds a reported a rear door glass was Baywood Industrial Park In annexing the Winter Springs for Comprehensive removed and a television, phases; a written report from Elementary School; and Employment and Training Act recommendations on Seminole' citizens band radio, marine engineering consultant, Community College programs, enmptoye and presentation of the utility budget. radio, a stereo, a police scanner and 24 stereo tapes were listed as missing from the residence, !J. a -. — , C .f -I ururgru uy iommiss ion To View New City Hall Plans Cancer Victim Optimistic MMMI (AP) Ray Southerland, who was operated for after It killed one of his sons and scarred two others, says he has no choIce but to play the optimist. "* I don't care what anyone tells you, I'm a lucky person," he said. "Doctors saved two of my children and t.hey caught my cancer In time." - Sanford residents can get a first look at floor plans for the new city hall tonight when a schematic design Is presented to the city commission. The design by Wayne Heasley, chief architect of Watson and Co., the Orlando firm handling the city hail project, will put over 90 per cent of the public traffic "right at the entrance door," said City Fo rcJ Seek in g D a to Fr o ri \/ P. ( ho Ic e s . I Continued from Page 1-At dlima.xInghisbIdtowinumec4)pnomJjs.a0. thethreemonthsof the campaIgn he antIcIpates against Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter; and the four years he hopes to serve as an elected __ persons with felony marijuana posaessionInconnecuwj an Incident In a wooded area near Lake Plckett Estates, Qiuluota. — ' PM!NS, a. (AP) - The journalists cQvering Jimmy Cartetswvped the 1mocn.tic presidential nominee's ieven-gam o(thU winning streak with an 11-run sixth , SURSELY WHEELS ACROSS STATE Plan Threat .n.d . Rod Stelger Undergoes Open Heart Surgery - ,, MMMI (AP) - A reorganlutio pla to res e $4004lllIlionGACPropes.tJes Inc Iaapparentlyuj by environmental agencies that refuse to allow canals ' - Sales goes to sales tax if he is poor, rich or mlddle.clau, says Rep. Carl Ogden, D-Jaclr,onvjlje. "We want to be sire the tax burden is spread evenly 55 PossIble over all tazpayerj," said Ogden, chairman of the House Finance and Tax Committee, Fifty people In Jacksonvllje In Income ranges from poor to rich will be asked "to keep a record of every single penoy they spend on sales tax, even when they buy a cup of coffee," he said. GAC 327701, - Florida The only Information available now on sales tax payrrients Is the state total and the amounts the Internal Revenue Service allows for federal Income tax' deductlons, he said. The latte' Is only an estimate, rI, Viking Shovel Working Again HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) the early days when we dIoM't —Did you. drink coffee or eat Health officials say they are know the Impact on the rest ci pestry at the Friday morning to those who es- the population," gette?s brea? caped as they search for the Ifneceseary,hesald,hew1j —Dldyoubuyanythlngfrom came ci the mysterious "1.- askthestate laturewtienit a street vendor? gloumalre's disease" that hu returns In September to fund a —Did yam use Ice? Where did killed 27 persons. fuiltlme Investigative medical you get It? Was It cubes or block? AllthosewtmdIed,andthe1 team. Deimj Byle, 60, ci Hazieton There were also questions others who became ill, bad co.aj with a state and Harold Davis, N, of PhIl.- about souvenir packs and what delphla, both of whom attended the Legionnaires drank, American Iaglon convention Investigators found iso mmPhiladelphIa. Health officials the convention, died Sunday, Bachrnan said there still are lnonlinktotheillfleawheithey said they ask21.24 thosemeetIng who at. crtticai cases among tiiose ho.- asked similar questions ci the tended thewill July sick and famIlies of the dead, anddldnotbeconeilltoflllout pitallzedby the ailment, "We're trying to get a very questionnaires that may help In While scientists pursue the possibility that a toxin or poison detailed profile of all the confinding some conmn Jim Senely, Democratic candidate for the Fifth District U.& may health have caused the deaths, ventlonees and what they did "We're to the stage state official. Roam of Represestauyes post .icatly held by Repebllcai where thisgetting . attheconventJontotrytomge is Richard Kelly, began a trip acr.sa the district by wheelchair drawn-out going to be a long, ding messengers to legion a physical comparison ci those InvestIgatIon today to prove that he 'can do Jest sheet aay*king." A triple we've got to .,. carry out and am meetings across the state that became Ill and those who. amputee Vietnam War veteran, Senely set elf on the 1$'day, 128- normal programs," Leonard aires. the question. dldo't," Bacimman said. mile trip frees Isrkwood Plana this morning aid expects to Bachman, Pennsylvania health me list ci 22 questions InResearchers at the state; complete the trip Ii Qearwater Aug. IL Health Department; .ecretary, told a news con--cludes the following: laboratories In Philadelphia mid: —What tImes ci the day dir- the federal Canter for Disease "As long as we see no new lngFrldayiuly22wereyouat onsets and no secondary In- the Bel1evueStratford and Ben- viruses, Including Influenza, fectlons, the tirnepreasurels Jamnnhi1hotels oron bacteria or a fungus as thel notonusasmuchasltwasin sidewalkoulside? sOurceo(the(IIseai,. ItRL u Florida DOUGLAS H. SMITH andSUSAN E Plaintiff's attorney or Immediately stated. lIthe claim Is secured, the stated. If the claim Is secured, the SMITH, his wife, theyeattç otherwise a default will security shall be descrioed. The security shall be described. The fntere' ngainst you fer the reif claiment shall dctivrr suffIcIent 4lme'I Shall deliver sufficient Defendants. demanded In the complaint, copies of the claim to the clerk to CopieS of the claim to the clerk to NOTIC! OF ACTION TO: SUSAN E. SMITH WITNESS my hand andthe seal enable the clerk to mail one copy to enable the clerk to mail one COPY to this Court on the Slh day of August, Uch Personal representative, Residence Unknown each personal representative. lIla. All persons Interested In the estate All persons interested In the estate YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an (SEAL) to wtwm a copy of this NotIce of to whom a copy of this Notice of action for foreclose. mortgage on the following property in Seminole ArthUr H. Beckwith Administration has beenmailed are Administration has been mailed are Clerk of Circuit Court County, Florida. required, WITHIN THREE required, WITHIN THREE By: Cherry Kay Travis Lot 21, Block MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF W000MERE Deputy Clerk PARK, SECOND REPLAT. aC THE FIRST PUBLICATION O THE FIRST PUBLICATION 0(4 cording to the plat therenf, Publish Aug.t. 1C, 23, 30, 191C THlSNOTICE,tofileanyobI,.Js THI$NOTICE,tofileanyobiwions DEC r,cor In Plat Beok "13", Page 73 they may have that challenges the itey may have that challenges the Public Records of Seminole County, validity of the decedent's will, the validity of the decedent's will, the Florida. qualifications of the personal qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or representative, or the venue or has been filed against you and you iurisdiction qf the court. furisdlction of the court. are required to serve a copy of your NOTICI Op SHIRIFF'S SAL! written defenses, if any, to it on ALL CLAI S. DEMANDS, AND ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVEN,h., OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Adams, RichardHarris H. Adams, Jr. of Gray, by virtue of that certain Writ 00 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. & Robinson. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED, P.A., Execution issued out of and under Date of the first publication of the Date oo the first publication oi Plaintiff's attorneys, whose address the seal of the CIrcuit Court is 101 East Robinson Street, I' Notice of Administration August, AugusfI. 11Th this Notic, of Administration OrangeCounty,Fic,ida,up Box 306e, Orlando. final 191C FlorIda 32502. on iudgment rendered or befor, the 13th day In the S Anneft. A. Jones aforesaid 0. Keith Abele of September, the 2nd day of June, A.D. I97C, and file the original As Personal Representative 1 As Personal Retwesentative with the 11Th, in that certain case clerk of this Court either before of the Estate of entItled, of the Estate of International Harvejter Company FANNIE LEE ABRAMS LOLA P. WETTSTEIN service on plaintiff's attorneys or Plaintiff, vs Dyer.Fltts PASADENA, Call!, (AP) mIcrocoemflciMers,AWtofsolj immediately thereafter; otherwise Inc., and Scott P. Deceased of Florida, Deceased Stevens, Oefen. S Gee A. Speer Jr. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Viking l's robot arm Is repaired was placed In the tube and We adefauItwillbeent,redagain5ty for the relief dant, which aforesaid Writ of SPEER A SPEER, PA. REPRESENTATIVE and ready to plow below the Incubated for several days complaint. demanded in the Execution was delivered to me as p.o. Box I34 Frank J. Tei,twr Martian surface for another w'4er- simulated Martian sun. WITNESS my hand and seal of and Sheriff of Stminole have levied County, Florida. Sanford, Florida 37771 Andr.ws, Smathers, Tepper & handful of the red dust that light, produced by a xenon lamp tCourt on August 5. 117C. upon the following Attorneys for Personal Reprejen. Kemp, PA. described property owned by Dyer. tative Suite 402-101 N. Magnolia Ave. continues to hint that It may In the test chamber. Fitts of Florida, Inc.. saId property Tel. No. 322 ossi Arthur H. Beckwitp,, Jr. Orlando, Florida 32503 hold life. being In this "miniature Mars," It located in Seminole County, Publish Aug.I, ia. lYle Clerk of the Circuit Court Telephone 303 W 0320 Florida, more iki particularly DEC54 By. Mary N. Darden was hoped that the Publish Aug.t. lo. 1,16 posed described as follows: Deputy Clerk DEC 53 Sunday that the vitalminlalime planilikeMaIUanawoiifeelat u. ac Truck, rid in color Publish Aug. I. iL 23. 3 1q76 NOTICE OF PUILIC HEARING ON SCHOOL SUDOETS shovel arm was once more In home, absorb gases In the test DEC 30 One 1913 Datsun Pickup Tck, Pursuant to the provIsions 00 Section 237.011 Florida Statutes, i. blue in Colol' working order. The arm had tube's atmosphere, and use the notice is hereby given that a public hearing shalt be held by (he Schcoi One 1,14 stopped functioning last week carbon from those gases for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF gold in color Birmingham Trailer, Board of Seminole County. Florid, on August II, 1916 at the hour of 7:30 THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL P.M. in the Seminole County Courthouse at Sanford for while delivering soil to one of food. 9 large tires, 10 x 20 the purpose of CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, discussing with the citizens of the County the proposed school budgets of i smau tire Viking's miniature The gases In the tube's at- FLORIDA said County for the fiscal year beglrming July I, 1976 and ending tune 30. Igreasegunw.a,,0 labOrato.js. mosphere, carbon dioxide and CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.1175.CA.44.0 All being stored at Altamonte lIn.mebudgetsaresummarizedas,. IN RE: The Marrlae of New data from one of Vik. carbon monoxide, were tigged ANNUAL SCHOOL IUDGIT Garage, Ill Longwood Avenue, WE BE R AL B ER. Altamonfe zig's biology experiments re. with radioactive material, CS!. REBECCA GRADES *12 Springs. Florida. SHAROT. Wife. Various office furniture and I GENERAL F UP4D BU DO ET newed a cautious belief that liv. bun 14. If the gases were taken A. aalancesonhand8.ginningfy,. Petitioner, equipment located at the defendant 1,704.5805 e. Anticipated Receipts Ing systems may exist In the In by photosynthesis, the tracer Place of business at 601 tI. Highway Federal Funds rocky, desert-like region ci carbon 14 could later be spot- OHN KENTON ALBERSHARDT, 437, Longeood, Florida Including 0 Husband, StateFunds desks, chairs, one 7' CoUch, n 23.111.311 03 Mars where VIking 1 touched ted. Local Funds Respondent, refrigerator. Said property being 11.336,910 00 down July NOTICE OF ACTION AfterthetubegotItssojj,e Stored at A. J. Los$ing Transfer & T Total--n 0: JOhn Kenton Albersjtardt The latest data came from samplewasaflowedtojnculjate Storage at 307 So. Pine Avenue. io,i39,se C. Proposed Expenditures co Mr ,j Aibersharcn. 505 Banca Santcrd. Florida. Additional in. what is called a "pyrolytic re- for fIve days In the simulated Court. Instructional Salaries Altamonte Springs, Florida formation available from tha Cvii 11,017,791,54 lease experiment" designed to Martian d,jjg)g Transportati gI thue to Miss 5 Atbtrlhardt. Hollywood, Division of tne Seminole County 1.410.21600 alit. determine whether any process for whatever plant life might be Other Expens.s& Reserves Sheriff's Department. 20.451,91152 c o Miss E. Alberthardt, 1909 and the undersigoed as Sheriff of resembling photosynthesis Is thereto takelnthegaaes......agyj SacramefltoAvenue,San Francisco Total-C Seminole County. Florida, will at 7 SPECIAL REVENUE FUND BUDGET 40,139.N9 taking place on Mars, CA radioactive carbon 14. 11.00 AM. on the 10th day of August, A. Balances Photosynilmesis Is the proceas on hand Beginning Qf Year YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an AD. Ill., offer for sale and sell to Then came the search for 963.55116 action for Dissoluf ion 00 Marriage the highest bidder, B Anticipated Receipts by which plants on earth take In tracer nutterial. for cash, subject Federal Funds has been filed against you and you to any and all existing leins, at the ,,701,35000 carbon gases and use the Scientists heated up the soil are required to serv, a copy of your State Funds Front (West) Door of the Seminole 77,4.4700 b Local Funds carbon for growth or for food. and whatever living organ- writttn defenses, If any, to it on County Courthouse in Sanford, 1.743.751 a, 111am A, Lef(ter, Ill, Petitioner's Florida, the abov, described per. On Saturday, the pyrolitic me- Islnms might be In It to more Total ASS attorney, whose address is Post serial Property. 3.913.300. IS lease experiment found Infor- than 1,150 degrees fahrenheit. Office Box 2295. Sanford. Florida C Proposed Expenditures That said sale 5 being made to matlon that Dr. Harold Klein, The heat was Intense enough to 37771 on or before September I), Iltisfy the terms of said Writ 0 instructional Salaries 30,171 60 76, and file the original with the Execution. Transportati head of the mission's biology vaporize the organic o Clerk of this Court either before Other Expenses & Reserves John E. Polk, team, called 'tantalizing." In the soil. 3,ess,125 ss service on Petitioner's attorney or SherIff hattheezperlznenthopedto Total-C The gases and the organic Immediately thereafter otherwise Seminole County, Florida 3,91 ,3 300 IS 3 DEBT SERVICE FUND BUDGET adefault will beenteredagalnst you find was some Indication that a materials were separated Pubiisit. July II, 26, Aug. 2,9, 1976 A Balances on hand Becirving of Year; lhe relef demanded In the DEBea plantlike creature consumed the organic materIal was Petition State Funds I,1$3,759 $5 carbon gases, as plants do on checked fir the radioactive Local Funds WITNESSmynandatIof 619,301.39 earth, this Court on the 5th day of August, B Anticipated Reciiptt carbon 14. . 1976. State Funds The pyrolytIc experIment Scientists found the radio- (SEALI Local Funds IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tries to make that determina- active tracer In abundance, 636.75400 Arthur H BlCkwth EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. Total-A&B Clerk of the Circuit Court tion by creating Ins test tube a morethansix times theamowit CUlT FOR FLORIDA IN AND FOR 3.216,30653 C. Proposed Expen4itur By Cherry Kay Travis that was predIcted "00 th SEMINOLE COUNTY Deputy Clerk 691.000 assumption that there were no Publish Aug 9, 16, Interest GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION 6u,I73oo Other CASE NO. 16.I341.CA.. processes going on In the soIl," DEC 31.767 57 BUFFALO SAVINGS BANK, a 0. Anticipated Reserves and Balances at said Dr. Norman Horowitz, the banking corporation. End of Year Innovator of tue experiment. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1,500,670.61 PlaintIff EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL y Total-CAD Horowitz said the finding 3.316.53 CUlT iti AND FOR SEMINOLE JAMES EARL JOHNSON and 1 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND BUDGET could Indicate the presence of COUNTY, FLORIDA PEGGY JOHNSON, his wife. A BaIancat Beginningfy CASE NO. 16.I22I.CAI.Q Martian life, but he was quick 1,717,77537 Defendant B Anticipated Receipts NO1ICEOFACTION_ to add that life was Just one of FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP StateFunds TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cør 310.S1961 PROPERTY Local Funds many pnjblls, poration, etc., TO Jamer. Earl Johnson 0 The scientIst said a control Plaintiff, Peggy Johnson Total--ASS VALDOSTA, Ga. (AP) V eperinient would be his wile, 5.236,17505 C. Proposed Expenditures H SMITHandSUSAN E 1100 FIat Shoals Road 5201 952 . Sales opportunity for this w*.ek that the entire procedure would DOUGLAS BalanCes and Reserves SMITH, t'is wife, College Park. Georgia 303)7 at End of Year at GeOrgIa-FIOCIda flue-cured be:epeated Defendants. 54.175 23 YOU ARE NOTIF lED that an tobacco markets have been set PIOTItE Of' ACTION action to fore'lose a mortgage on Totat-C TO: DOUGLAS H. SMITH at lii mIllion pounds, Including 5.236.121 OS the following property In Seminole MILLAGES TO OE LEVIED 1701 Upland Drive County. Florida 7.4 mIllion pounds for ale. The millage to be levied on th lila assesent roll to produce Apartment 2 Lot 471. WINTER SPRINGS UNIT necessary revenues for thesebvdgetsjor the ensuing Sales last week totaled about • Hotn, t,,as 1104] 1. according to the plat thereof as year are A. District No I tax levy-Board 14 mIllion pounds at an average YOU ARE PlOT IF I ED that an recorded In Plat Book II. pages 6. 1 5 00 mills A. District No. I tax Ievy-vot action for foreclose a mortgage on 1, I. public records of Seminole of $117.39 per hundredweight, C District No. I Interest he tollowing property In SemiI, County, Florida TOGETHER S Sinking Fund an Increase of $2.59 over the County, Florida WITH Frigidaire Range i, Oven, Complete details of each separate part at the school budgets summarized previous week, the federal. Lot 21. Block "G", W000MERE Model RCOG *37 VS: Frig. Dish PARK, SECOND REPLAT, ac Washer, Model DWCDUT; Frig. state Market News Service County cording to Ihe piat thereof, as D$ix)sal, Model FDR.t, Superintendent ot Schools at Sanford and will also be availabl, for such public reported, Singer hearing together with all SUPPOrtIng recorded in Plal Boak '13", Page 73, Elec. Furnace, Model BCE 73019 36. statements and ,, Publ Records of Seminole County, Singer Air formation. All Interested Persons are cordially invited to participate In this The service saId the fifth Condilione,'. MOdel ACR Public hearing and to discuss the Florida schoo' week of trading on the rrkZIS Friends of the St. Johns, Inc, 51040 program a' budgets for this Cnty for the ensuing year. been filed against you and you h45 been tiled against will hold their general meetIng was marked by tig you and you THE SCHOOL BOARD OF rred t serve a copy of your 4re required to serve a copy of your md steadily improving quality, at the First Federal building on written defenses, If any, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOI1IDA written defenies. if any, to it to it o, the Attt. Wm P. Layer Flfth.weeksaJc.sptIJam,son rlrstStreetlnsanford Tuesday Richard H Adamt, Jr. of Gray, Superinlendent of S'hoofs Adams, Harris 1. Robinson, .*., address Is E 0. Palermo. otuLi to 106 mIllion pounds at at 7:30 p.m. Ex Officio Secretary to Plaintiff's attorneys, whose address Shackleford, Farrior, Stalllngs a. The School Board in averago price Of $106.35 er i .IQ* F Rinson Street p The status of the must recent Eans, Prulessonat Association, By. P. 0 Feather Box 3061. OrlandO, Florida 32502. on P0 Box 3121, , Tampa, Florida Chairman, The School Boarø of 7.6millionp0wmjatj,32f itateagenc1esandsumespfJ 1976. and tile the original with the andfllelhxorlglnalwjththecle,kof Publith AUg 9. 1916 be sssn number of days last Interest groups will clerk of this Court either b4f ttiit Court either before service on DEC eason, the service said. service on plaintilf's attorneys or pl,I.flIjff attorney or immedlat.i discussed. Immediately ttireltter. otheqwls, thereafter. otherwise a dsfautt Leaf and mnoalng lea.! wifI __ a detault wilt be entered against you be entered EiitnIng Jr1 against you for the relief p 90 per cent Of the offerings The survival of the St. Johns tar the relief demanded In the demanded in the Complaint or Complaint . TALLARE (AP) - A legislative study Is Irn* GIancana'srnuede',ttwo The reports describe num. h been offered$t).980 by the nm !neetjngs between }tna.lfl CIA to join a plot to poison Cii- aidMra. Eaner, now the wife °f tro In 1981. He said he agreed to a golf pro(ealonaj In San Diego. help for free. One was In 1962 at a Los Sen. Howard H. Baker, the Angeles hotel, where Mrs. Ei Teessee Republican who was tier timed over 0O In cash to vice chairman of the Senate pay a bill. panel which heard RceellI's teaDr. Ronald Wright, the chief timony, said he would ask FBI deputy medical examiner, said Director Clarence Kelley "to be RosellI, 70, had probably been - w U UU_lI Study To Analyze that a Probers Query Those Who Escaped Disease GLADYS OSBORNE BARBARA HIBBARD Manager Warren Knowles. "me city's primary point Li to make It easy, convenient, and clearly visible for the public to get service," Knowles wrote in a memorandum to the commissioners. "It is a serious effort to get the city hail designed with the public in mind first and employes' work flow second." Also on the agenda for the meetlngatlp.m.atcityhalils: 4 Final approval of an Increase In water and sewer rates scheduled to go Into effect Sept. 1. —A beer and wine license for consumption off premises for a convenience store being built at 801 Celery Ave. A discussion of a proposed payment schedule for overdue rent on the city's marina. — - CLEO COHEN Ford said he felt certain of winning the nomination, but he said the fight had been tougher than expected because "I do not believe we have sold our accomplishments as well as we should have." He said he would "change the style of the campaIgning" for a race against Carter and "add to personnel" at his campaign ii LJ * Small Tractor, Small Prica 12.30 hp diesel 1 FLORIDA LL!T!IVE AUVE] .,SUNS7IIPOE STATE S, committee, But Ford refused to say precisely how he'd alter his oftencrjtj campaign style and didn't Indicate whether he'd put new leaders In charge of his campaign organization. "I don't rule It out," he said about debating Carter. Ford said he has not asked the former Watergate special prosecutor fill him In on Connally's rple In milk Industry campaIgn funds that were linked to the Watergate scandal that put Ford In office. "We expect the Individuals who are contacted to make a full and complete disclosure of anythIng thiit would be detrimental In VANCE PICKNON the campaign," he saId In reference to the running-mate MARSH KENNY possibIllt1eswhoarebeIngaskedtoprovidepeJInJ Ford said that only at a later stage of evaluations might White consult such material a.s a 1971 WhIte House tape transcrIpt concerning Connally. Reps. William Cohen, RMalne, j Continued from I'age I-A I and Tom R.allsback, Hill., said last week Ford should examine business, and maybe this was that transcript. Joe Davis, Box 2850, Sanford: the best way to go about It. If he "WewtllpassJudgmenton thatafterwe have gotten theinitial "I Imagine he (Ford) thought had been tried, I think he response from the lndjvkluals who have been contacted,'Ford about It a great deal. But all I probably would've been parsaid can say Is that it was up to his doned anyway." Connally, who was acquitted of milk fund bribery charges In a satisfaction as to whether he Vance Plctron, 2520 South federal trial, has drawn fire from a number of Republicans, Inlid the right thing. I wouldn't Laurel Avenue, Sanford: "No I cluding Gov. William MIlliken and GOP chairman William say they actually would've put don't think he was right. He McLaughlin of Fort's home state of Michigan, both longtime tim (Nixon) In jail, because I (Nixon) should have been Ford allies. think it would have been up to prosecuted. I don't know what "Public controversy of that kind Is not helpful as far as party he Supreme Court to decide his sentence would have been, unity is concerned" Ford said. Asked If he would take the cornhat." but he would've been ments Into account nonetheless, the President said, "I am cermaria r,enny, 'avares: prosecuted. I think we needed 'Yes, I do. I believe that the to go through It. I think we they come through the process we have established." nan Nixon) didnit really know needed to find out Just exactly But he emphasized: •iFrom the point of view of party unity, It srhatwasgolngonatthetljnelt what he did." Isfar betterif thedl.scusslon is withinthe context of the procedure rasgolngon,andIth1nkhew Babara Hubbard, 110 West I set up. Everybody will have an opportunity 10 State freely how xinade a scapegoat for the Coleman Circle, Sanford: "I they feel and the reasons therefore, and that Is the better way for rhule thing. I think what they think It's his (Ford's) me to get time Information." w'ere doing was killing him a prerogative. I like It better this Ford responded to four reporters' questions as he sat on a tUe bit, day by day, to tell you way. We don't need to air any homey overstuffed sofa In the living room of the main kdge at ttle truth." more dirty linens We've had Camp David, a fire thckerthg In the fplace and an ovut Ceo Cohen: 2503 Old Lake enough. I don't think they would valley visIble through a picture window behind him. Iary Road, Sanford: "Well, I puthiminjail—becausehe'sth Looking ahead to an autumn campaign, Ford said Carter "will ilnk the country needed, like his private jail now, anyway." be very diffIcult to beat, but I am confIdent that we can win." he (Ford) said, to get on with Its Cliudette Tuip, Osteen: r. . j GOVERNOR'S Hood Tractor Co. HIGH WAY SAFETY 2 20 N. Orn, Siesiein Tr.,I Oilando. Pie )ZNO II? M.eoneI,a Ave AIia$,M 5or'nss. FI 12751 Onendo Aflam,nt Spvi, COMMISSION ri, i. Opi"'q' 471 ia _ — CLWDEim TULP BOB ADAMS Was President Ford Right On Pardon? "Yes. I think the reason Is the he was right, because I think that being a president of the He's already suffered enough. United States, he (Nixon) Is He (Ford) has already said that enuuedtoutrlght(pa.I.dofl) I he would pardon him even If think that he shouldn't be there was a trial. I think the treated in the Jurisprudential American people have been hit system as a person who had with enough stuff," committed a crime and handled Bob Adams, 127 Aldean like an ordinary human being in Drive, Sanford: "Yes. I think that case." one that was given on the news: 4 p rt; -''• i'''''',1) ,I''ir f i' S ,f_ i, . 1 F , , 1g/ Y1.'?'ti' 57.I I,,,, '' sHy ,,; J p.',$ J ; 'l -i. ,. ,,. ,.,. i.l1 •(. . t , 'd .r '' ' 1 L' , -s; I 'i.: I i. ¶ ' ' .i ' ' ' ),5 I Ii �Ev"I mid Ren,n1br Mitch Milbes *-Mang? Well, now ti tone to SALons and voull bedolngil for on,ol the mom ,tbycIiorItIsawe N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Ara Co* 300.332.39fl or 131.9943 — it" about. Around Monday. Aug. 9, 1916-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor JOSEPH VAN BRACKLE, Advertising Director 9 ___ MAW $ome livery: We* 5$ cents; Month, $210; 6 Months. $14.10: Yr, $2110. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All Other mail: Month, $3.70; a Months, $l&1O; 12 Months, $32.10. 604 ___ _ 11 I Once ugain thisyur, the MslodwaUrig Rink, 2700W. 25th SL, Sanford, is pioma'1ng a Jerry Lewis atM-Thon to help fight Muscular Dystrophy and it's golngtob,h,Id Aug. 23.34. .AII will do Jerry Lewis labor Day TIethon. 1% whole Oft kicks off atlklodieat7p.in.on Monday, Aug. 23, and will continue until 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 24 And In cue you're a hit slow In addiUM trother, that co out to 34 solId hoes of 'kiting by those who cum for do benefit of those muscular al L A Do-Nothing A mlnbnwn at 10 apomors is required for each contestant with a 10 per cent hour minimum donation for admisdaL Any additional apansors may give any amount per how and the skater may no11 merrily along for any portico at those 24 hours hopefully all it Last year's ate-AThon raIsed 13,249.39 for the By BILL CURRIE President Ford swung a haymaker at Congress the other day, urging It not to make the remaining few weeks of Its session "a test of political wills." Some observers believe that he wasn't practicing what ho ue Washington who know how to raise money but don't knowwtoapendit,oraUaao PefldltGI What to apend It for. "w!t'?J" the total to ovo 1,O0,0OO th was contributed by mmben of to, Roller Skating Rink Operators at America. The Rink Operators tere the top coatrihetors In the national cam last year. AWN who tointeredinaIdig the caijna non-skating capacity Is urged to do so. Volunteers are needed between 741 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 23, and from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 34. Whether you skat, or not, find some youngster, who doss and help w Nm-her In this very worthy cues. At 10 cents an how, the most it can cost you to $2.40 and toot forget that It's in deductible. — Jj Seminole High School principal Don Reynolds, a Democratic candidate for the District Five out In the US. House of Representatives, will be guest Speaker at the meeting of the Fleet Reserve Association tcnlgM. Reynolds says there are too many people In U TOKYO (AP) - - - 11 at.i jiii today, apparently an aftershock from the huge quakes The combined group plans to bold one of the Largest picnics ever held In Central Florida In October with candidates on the county, city and national levels Invited. The official Chinese news agency Hainhaa reported that that struck northeast China 12 days ago, Japan's Kyodo news service said In a dispatch from the Chinese capital. There was no mention of damage or casualties, tj = WAUTW(N Th car ry win — — — ____ — Job Sta tis ti( s Confusing force when, discouraged by their poor prospects, they failed to look for work just prior to its surveys. Thus, the worst of the unemployed were statistically eliminated. good many More than one million discouraged people colors can Influence their moods. Only recently, people have made up their minds, even perhaps were so classified at the time during the recent however, has much scientific attention been about the Presidential election, as a result of recession. They were there; they were unemdirected to the subject. those statistics. ployed; they weren't counted, on the jobless or One of paint and wall About 400,000 people found jobs In July, the labor force rolls. coverings, for example, has Just completed a tinging total employment to 87.9 million, the Now, with the economy recovering, these study on the psychology of color which It hopes greatest figure ever recorded. But the jobless people once again see a possibility of obtaining will be an aid to those who make decorating rate, a popular symbol of economic strength or Jobs and so they are searching again, decisions In offices and such Institutions as weakness, rose to 7.8 thus per cent. becoming part of the labor force. Underhospitals. That rise, from 7.5 per cent, resulted almost According to United-DeSota Inc., the study entirely from the fact that a lot of potential standably, despite better prospects they don't "shows conclusively" that yellow Is cheerful, red workers previously had been erased from the find work Immediately, a nd so they also become unemployed. is exciting, green is relaxing, blue Is restful and records, expunged fromthe labor force. The rise in the Jobless rate, therefore, can be violet Is Just plain depressing to most people, Statisticall y,they ceased to exist. seen as arising largely from a statistical concept anyway. Beyond setting a mood, the correct Why was this done? Because, explains the rather than a deterioration of the economy. But colors can also create the illusion of size in a Bureau of Labor Statistics, these Individuals the latter will be the interpretation used by many small room or Intimacy in a large room. withdrew themselves from the official labor people. — — recent indictment of Congress. The reason for the Impasse Is easy to see ost Democrats voted for what they perceived to be th e . M conservative presidential candidates in the recent series of primary elections, albeit the Democratic nominees have turned out to be quite liberal, By the same token most members of Congress which reflects the philosophy of the population, are basically conservative although the Democratic leadership is liberal. Consequently, the liberals can propose even if they cannot dispose. That poses an interesting paradox for Jimmy Carter and Sen. Wafter Mondale who are running on a southern Populist ticket while defending a Congress that has rejected the ideas that they espouse. Is Carter's legendary fleetness of political foot fast though to play in both of these courts at once? - — JACK ANDERSON 11 it is, the Republ cans w i ave ill h - BERRY'S WORLD Hunt' s Fame Drawback In Prison I Cry" Lob Ed coullery 0* Lab Mary hosed misting. 7:39 p.m., clubhouse Spring Oaks and Sit 431. 1VDAY, AUGUST30 Sanford Ik (ink,noon, Holiday 1mm. Winter prW' Jayc.es, 7 p.m., VFW holL4h, 17-s. Overeaters Aua,.eua, 7:30 p.m., Florida Powerand Sanford Opihaist Clu noon, TN* Lounge, Bowl America. Para. Aasaym.us, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light. Sailard Optimist Qi noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America, Paie.(g Aasaymow (for troubled pIia4s), 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Cueilberry Lsugwud Ate. &rtsusa Club noon, Quality 1mm, 1-4 and SR 434. Free blood preenes will be taken between 3-4 p.m., at the cunr 7th 8tr.t end Elm A"., courtesy of the Seventh-day Adventist Church,SMitord. WEDN)AY, AUGUST U Sanford Klweels, noon, Civic Cr. Casselberry RotaryQtt, 7:30 a.m,, me Caboose, anfodersSeater ee,2:30p.m., Civic Center THURSTAY,AUiV!T1! Samferd AA,$ pin,,1101 W. FIrst St. Lake My Rotary, I a.m., MayfairCoint,7 Club. SISTERs regular meeth, noon, Ho!sy Ion, Sonfort 12:15p.m., MayfairCuunfr7 - — TAKE A FLORIDA OHANG[JU IC ~ AREA DEATHS "Precisely, the letter 'B." "Quite remarkable," "Mr. Holmes, we have been studying the letter for nearly 24 hours. We've gotten opinions from MIT, from USC, even from CBS, but so far we have found nothing to explain It. Can 'ou help us at all?" Holmes put his magnifying glass to the photograph. "Do you suspect foul play?" be was asked. "The letter," he announced gravely, ,,is not of this world." There was utter silence. "Keep in mind that the letter on the rock was not photographed until several days after the Viking landing. The rock had been photographed repeatedly during the period, but the symbol was not there. I surmise It was placed, as a warning, 44 the camera was not looking." - — - _______________ _______________ '.- — NO CE OF TAX LEVY TI "As a warning? What kind of warning?" "Gentlemen, the letter 'B' stands for: Betty for President." "Which means, "Which means, my good fellow, that there Is not only life on Mars, but Intelligent life. The lady would be my choice as well." "But that's Impossible." , - . — "Cect," Holmes said, slipping on his deerstalker cap, "she's not even running. Nevertheless, the Martians seem insistent, And In view of this I would suggest that you not do anything to cause panic. It would be better If you told the public the letter Is an optical Illusion at least until after November," — — — — - - - - r Soviets Concerned About Climate Chan. e WASHINGTON— The Soviet Union has been reading the dire orolections contained in tk spurred by a U. S. Intelligence report to la unch report, Soclet authori ties asked what was an urgent study of global climate hanges. happening dlmatologlcally.. The Central Intelligence Agency warnea In a "It, theref ore, appears 1974 report of the possi bility of 'a detrimental CIA study, undertaken that one result of the In the first Instance glo bal climatic change." Pointing out that "the because the CIA felt the con ven tional agencies In sta bility of most nations Is based on a depen- the United States were not doing very much in ible sour ce of food," the report declares ter- studying and measuring climate fluesely: "This stabili ty will not be possibe under the tziations. (was to increase) the Soviet effort In new climatic era." this area while the U. S. effort remains essen- The CIA quoted even more alarming tially unchanged." "The Senator is not very hungry arc says he thinks he'll have only on., grit th/s morning." — — . - selves to blame if they lose in November. InL, WNDAY, AUG4T9 9erd A"keel, I pm., 1101 W. FirstSL TOPS (%spI 7S, 7 p.m., overBaptist (iwch, EGUN AIR FORCE BASE, two Watergate figures In pris. recently wrote a magazine at- Hunt says he keeps up with (AP)— Laundry clerk E. on. tide entitled "Let My Father his correspondence, typing BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Lebanese security sorces Howard Hunt, erstwhile CIA "My sentence was extrava- Go," She said she was witness- about 200 letters a month, and today reported "frightful and ferocious" fighting all night agent, spy-novel author and gant In terms of the crime I Ing her father's "spiritual has taken up painting. ,,It was Ssatb Se '.1 Optimist Ch* 7:30 am., Ramada along the southern part of the no man's land between Watergate burglar, Is the only pleaded guilty to," he says. His death" and that her oncepro'jd, always something I wanted to Inn, Altamonte Springs. Beirut's Ciristlan and Moslem haiVS prisoner with a clipping service two-to eight-year term makes aristocratic "superpatriot do, I never had the time bebeSilird'Semlas*e Jaycees, 7:30p.m. Jaycee Building and a celebrity status that him 4 An estimated 3,000 Moslems and Christians were eligible for parole from father" had been reduced to a fore," he says, FRIDAY, AUGUST13 trading rocket and arsm,, fi denies him privileges, federal prison in January 1977, "babbling nonperson," a Semlasle South R.tav', 7:39a.m., Lord Qimunley's, range combat also was reported. For 13 months, Hunt belonged Inmate 25231-145 says his bit- "senile man whose speech, at An inmate taught him to mix Altamorde Springs. The sources said at least 65 persons wo killed and to the prison Toastmaster's terriess includes everyone ex- times, was incoherent" points and apply brush strokes, Seminole Sulee KianIs, 7 am., Buck's. dub but was left behind when cept fellow prisoners. Hunt, 57, nearly 140 wounded In the clashes. They estimated total and Hunt began with abstracts Taa&tew,od AA, closed, I p.m.., St Richard's casualties during the night on all fronts at 13$ killed and "I am okay f or t he l ow le ve l the bus hailed everyone else says he finds life depressing. in bold colors. In acrylics, he Is Episcopal Church. 176 wounded. out of town far a meeting. demands of life here," Hunt now painti ng scenes from He La the prison laundry Ldngwoed AA, closed, Spin., Roiling Hills Morsvlan says. "She saw me when I was memory, such as the Rio de "So I decided the hell Church, SR 434, with clerk, promoted from laundry under a great deal more stress. Janlero skyline British Call Out Reserves It,"he says, and quit. His keep- sorter. Four times daily, there i at night Foresters Square Dwe Club, 7:30 ifl,, The Forest, was practically out of mind. era, Hunt says, are afraid the arehead counts"tomakeweI BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) The British Army "I've done about 4o,"he says. "public would be so Incensed at haven't run away," he says. Just seeing my children fuses He's thinkingata show to sell SATURDAY, AUGUST14 announced today it has called up more than 1,400 seeing me without my customs-. During a November raInme Sa with a nf ord AA Wsmea's Group.2 p.m., 1301 W. First St. great deal of grief." them. "When I reserves for emergency service after af.pof violence get out" ry shackles that It would pro- storm, Hunt says, he slipped Cselberry AA, dosed, $ p.m., AscensionLutheran, In Belfast. duce a national trauma, and hurt his right elbow but Mid-florida Singles. Rainbow Ranch dancing starts An army spokesman said the reinforcements are at 9. members of the Ulster Defense Regiment, the mostlye 'q am, quote, a public Inter- waited eight months before consul ting an orthopedist, who st,unquote. SUNDAY, AUGUST 15 Protestant militia. Since he pleaded guilty to a recommended a cast. "I asked Mid-FloridaSingles,Our monthly cook.out at Family The violence started Sunday after a Parade by more conspiracy for a more conservative treatsecond-degree Campgrounds at 1:30. The women bringa Coiud dish 1 than 1,000 Roman Catholic supporters Of the Irish and the men pay $1.00. Entry fee adults 75 cents, children charge Jan. 8, 1973, Hunt has ment," says Hunt, who wears Republican Army. Crowds stoned cars and set stolen 50 cents. served 25 month, for his role in an arm band. "If you're not fit, vehicles afire to use them as roadblocks. Gangs of Cathoship you out." and they Mid-florida Singls. Dinner at Irelands on 06 at 8. Watergate burglary. He the He youths set two buildings on fire with gasoline bombs. Call Peg 323-7774 far reservation by the 17th, G. Gordon Liddy, are the only Other prisons are worse, he MONDAY, AUGUST 11 says. This one allows him to Sanf ord Rotary, noon, Civic Ceder. telephone his oldest son, David, Sanford AA, closed, Spin., 1201 W. First St whois staying in Miami with TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, family friends. Hunt calls his Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary son about once a week cotWILLIAM B. CUU.UM Brisson Funeral Home In Omay of Lake Mary and Mr. lect. ______________________________ charge of arrangements, and Mrs. Lewis Daniel of*, "How do I make up for this William B. Cullum, 54, of I Deltona; great-grandparents hideous thing he has suffered Christmas, died Thursday LLOYD WALLACE MARTIN Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Shaw of because of me?" Hunt asks. afternoon. Born In JacksonHunt's daughter, Lisa, Lloyd Wallace Marlin, 41, of Cross City and Mrs. Arthur J. vile, he lived In Christmas for Box 332, Cochran Road, Dougherty of Sanford, a 10 years, having moved there Geneva, died Sunday at Baton number of aunts and uncles. from Sanford. He attended local Row,e General Hospital, Baton Gramnkow Funeral Home in HOSPITAL schools. charge of arrangements. Rouge, La. He was retired from the U.S. NOTES Born In Oxford, Fla,, be came Navy and employed by the th n .lk Orlando Police Department as AUGUST$,1971 IrnLongwood. He was a Fun.ral Notic.s a correctional officer. He was member of ADMISSIONS the International Catholic and a member of Union of Operating Engineers. Sanford: OMAY. KARRIE DEIf ICE— American Legion Post 323 of Jeanette C. Barrington Survivors Include his wife, Funeral services for Miss Karrie Christmas. John K. Dekie Denic, 11-month-old Mrs. Pearl W. Martin, Geneva; daughter of Gary and Janet Survivors Include his wife, daughter, Miss Joy Martin, William Dodson Omay of Lake Mary, who died Mrs. Patricia Cullu m, Ronald Flemming sister, Mrs. Margaret Saturday in Orange. Ti,.. will be Christmas; two daughters, Stuckey, Apopka; two brothers, Mildred Gill hold at I p.m, Tuesday in the Miss Victoria and Theresa Earl Wayne Martin, gwood with Gramkow Funeral Home Arrilla Jones the Rev. A . F.Stevens of. The School Board of Seminole County, Florida proposes Cullum, both of Christmas, and Jerry Lynn Martin, Tampa Joseph Rouadl tic lat I ng Burial will be in three sons, Leslie E. of and seven gr 4ilJdr i Cindy Wasson Oak lawn Memorial Park. Christmas; Stephen A. of Gramkow Funeral Home in Lowry H. Wynne GrUTIOW Funeral H in thai'ge to levy 8 mills of property tax for the Fiscal Year Winter Park and Joseph E. of charge. Florence D. Bennett, DeBary the U.S. Army in Germany; one PLUMLEY, WILLIAM o. AlvlsRaymer, Deltona Funeral services for William D. brother, John T. Cullum of KARRIEDENICEOMAY Arthur Sullivan, Deltona Plum Tle.v 5dofLakeMary.w1,o Sanford; four sisters, Mrs. Jacqueline D. Ackerman, Miss KarrieDenlceOmay, 14 died hursI.ay will be held at 2 1976.77 for the purpose of supporting the current Elizabeth Chailden of month old daughter ofGaryand Lake Mary p.m. Tuesday at the Brisson Funeral Home with Rev. Harold Titusville, Mrs. William Moore Janet Omay, of Lake M ary, DISCHARGES F Davis officiating, Burial will of Ormond Beach, Mrs. died Saturday In Orange, Tea. Sanford: operations of Seminole County Schools, be in Lake Mary Cemetery. Rosemary Allias of Muuui end Doris B. Aldridge Brisson Funeral Home in in addition toher parents, she charge. Mrs. Kathryn Donofero of San Is survived by her grandRobert H. Booth Diego. Glenna E. Cook parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold CU I. LUM, WILLIAM B. Luevinla D. Marshall Funeral services for William B. ri.. 'II • • • ' Chum, SI, of Christmas, o Mamle Mattoon muuuage equired TO be levied by the Board in died Thursday, will be held at 10 Vera M. Rhodes a m. Tuesday with Pev, William a Connie E. Williams Athenrieth officiating Burial will be in All Souls Cemetery. Sylvia M. Colwell, DeBary order to participate in the Florida Education Finance Brisson Funeral Home in Virginia R. Hill, DeBary Ch1rge Russell H. Brooks, Deltona MARTIN, LLOYD WALLACE— Clarice Hawkesworth, Program is 6.3 mills. tJ ul. .4111 h ,Iv4 I1,,lvn.. The scientists pointed to a large photograph on the table. "This is a picture of the surface of Mars as taken by our Viking spacecraft yesterday. It Is the same as every other picture we've received, save one feature. Here, on this am rock, do you see It Mr. Holmes?" "It appears to be a character of the alphabet." 1rLr been entombed by the two big quakes on July x but that & Lebanon Fighting Rages realize he he arrived in Washington last week Oat he was about to confront one of the most baffling mysteries of his career. He suspected , the worst however; the cable to him from U.S. authorities was unusually brief, and he deduced that a government communication that Is brief is also guarded and hence into a matter beyond the routine. He was greeted at the airport by an official car and taken directly to the National Aeronauticsand Space Admnthlstratloi!. There he was Introduced to a distinguished group of scientists who he presumed had just finished a working lunch. "How did you know that?" they a asked. Elementary, he replied, reminding than Oat each still had his vest unbuttoned, and besides there was an odor of pasta in the hail. "How may I be of service?" Holmes wondered. The plain truth Is that the 94th Congress which ' presidency. will fade into history in a few weeks Is a "doBut politics Is only one sign that the South Is nothing" Congress even by the majority of reassuming the role In national affairs It has not played for well over a century. The real basis of Democrats' standards, its resurgent political power Is Its economic The mandate of the that its birth two years growth, ago was staggering a gain of 44 seats in the The S Growth Policies Board reports House and four In the Senate, giving the Democrats that the outhern "South" the 154tate tier of states about a two to one majority In both chambers, stretching from the Middle Atlantic to the "It's a mixed blessing," said House Speaker Southwest outpaced the rest of the nation In Albert as he surveyed the election returns. almost all categories from 1970 tlrough 1975. Population In these states, for example, In"The heat's on us now," added Sen. Waiter creased by 16 per cent, or 5.3 million, during Mondale, who will be running for vice president those five years while ft nation as a whole had a partly on the record of the 94th. population growth of only 4.8 per cent The Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey had the last word: South's unemployment rate Is also lower than "Democrats beware. Now you have to deliver." the national average, with Texas' SJper cent the Deliver they did not and even the standard lowest In the South. dodge of antiquated procedures was removed by With all due credit to native southern energy, the liberal purges that followed the election, much of this is due to an ongoing transfusion of northern Industry and people, as more and more Coonervative relocate In the South to take adstrength aMIntheiTh àonurdon labor Ways and Means, Appropriations, Agriculture and and generally lower taxes and prices, as well as Defense committees were retired. The skids were the more felicitous weather of the "Sun Belt" greased, but the wheels only continued spinning. More than 40 per cent of the South's 1V7075 A Congressional Quarterly box score shows population growth, says the SGPB,resulted from the movement of people Into the region, reverthat the 94th passed one major bill that was signed sing a decades-long pattern of out-migration. JOHN CUNNIFF into law the reconstitution of the Federal In the process, the South Itself Is Inevitably Election Commission. More recently Democrats, being transformed. Not only has the final joined by Republicans representing districts with chapter of the Civil War been written but Its high unemployment, overrode a veto of a public bitter aftermath seems finally to have been works bill to exhibit their new-found solidarity. overcome. The South's progress th race relat10 has become a model for the nation. On the debit side there is no significant energy NEW YORK (AP) What are we to make of vat "the South will rise again" used to be the the utterly illogical report that the legislation, nuclear export controls, arms sales unemcry unreconstructed rebels Indeed, It has ploynlent rate rose In July legislation, clean air amendments, revenue because the job risen, but in a way they never contemplated. market improved? sharing, tax revision on and on through at least The question to perhaps a hit late in being the 74 subjects that President Ford recited in his People have long been vaguely aware of how posed, because It seems likely that a ___ — 10,000 coal miners In the industrial city of Twgshan had quick decision to open reserve air shaft holes and a massive rescue effort saved most of them. Hslnhua said one pit of the Kalluan Mines resumed operation Sunday. Today's tremor, which was not mentioned by Hslnhua, registered five on the Richter Scale and was the strongest of many aftershocks. The July 21 quakes registered 11 and 7.9 on the Richter, A measure of ground motion as recorded on seismographs. Every increase of one number means the motion Is 10 times greater. In a populated area a quake of five can cause considerable damage. But most of the Population In the Chinese quake area has been living Outdoors, and casualties from subsequent tremors, Martians Write In "' ? Betty Ford — punch. A strong earthquake shook Peking The second organizational meeting of the combined Altamoote-Casselberry and Longwood Chambers of Commerce will be held at noon Thursday at the Quality 1mm at 14 and SR 434. Li Pa - - — TALLAHA SSEE (AP) Armstrong, one of two chat. a regular hueIon of new Ideas Congr ess," said Benton. In Uwir hids to unseat en- lengers Fuqua confronts In the Into the system and that has Benton is pushing his pm trenched congressmen, two Democratic primary, been lacking the last 50 years," diction that House Democrat. candidates from Florida have he said, "But that will strip Sikes of his poeufij Issue more than a twist tOoidthemes Fuqua, Armstrong's oppochairmanship of the milltary any other has been trem en by vowing not , - nent, was first elected to the c'ongtrucjlon dously received," he cosuu4ttee, saId. I " than 12 Hmw In On But Benton Is think people are tired of car But Sikes maintains the vote eer running against Candidates Jack Armstrong Politicians abusing their power. US one stop short of exoidelega. *adhi Congress as a Florida's congressional and John Sedan Jr. say It's first elected in allan. He also said that he had lion. Sikes was "time far a change" In their lifetime proposition and totally Intended to step down this yeas', lose touch with the people they districts because but now must run again to reBenton, 2, resigned f1• nents have "lost touch with the re supposed to be represent- job N an economist with celve a vote of confidence from people." But the six-term limit his constituents. US. COflUnftV Department , said he would pledge Iii new variation, Benton said he doesn't bepropose a Armstrong of Tallahassee, amendment to constitutional limit House Washington to return to Panileve Sikes had not planned to and arm City and qualify on the last who Is running against Rep. Se n. agai tenures to 12 years; day against Sikes. "I have clipping He Is considered a long shot Don Fuqua ofheAitha, the Benton said he would seriously pledge annoumade nced for consiier where he said when It In 1964 and he but maintai ns he has g prop office, support since the House voted said It again four years ago and Renton of Panama City, who He said that 100 years ago the 381-3 to reprimand Sikes for fl- two years ago," he said. Is trying to oust Rep. Robert average tenure In the House nancial misconduct, Benton said he would make a Sites at Crestview, has also was 1,8 terms, but that "ItNnkIttobegirmJngto personal pledge not to stay made that promise, currently It is 7% terms —15 In with people how serious the longer than 12 years and would "I mentioned It in April, but I years with a turnover rate of action was and that my op- give serious consideration to a didn't Irdend It to he a major eight per cent each year. ponent would be to In- constitutional amendment Issue of my platform," ssld "It is Important to guarantee effective if he is returned to makIng 12 years the limit CAL04DAR __ .4 — Strong Aftershock Shakes City Of Peking TOM TIED So th Rec d I n Growth jJ Main,Au,,9, W71—*A -- Candidates Vow To Limit Terms IN BRIEF hlru, DUlY OAKLEY Perhaps so, but naming against a "donothing" Congress Is nothing new. Also, there Is some parallelism between 1978 and 1948 when President Harry S Truman popularized the "dou Sets nothing" theme. Mr. Truman called ti Seth Congress aâInto session in 1948, predicting that the Republican or s majority was going to dodge its responsibility. As cxpectJ Cungress did not pass any of the legislation he proposed. In 1976 the shoe Is on the other foot. Congress is One of the most striking developments in lingering in Washington, in part because it is an America In recent years has been the Plpetinn u*i.arwi J5 "a JJVW cdu u iiiuue UgIUSL IW(aDJ growmn or the South or perhaps a Republican administration, more accurately, the emergence of a "new That's a calculated risk. Political sparring is a SOUt1L" At least one commentator has proclaimed give-and-take affair. If Congress Insists 011 fl.a the nomination of Jimmy Carter has written pressing the attack, President Ford will strike "t h e final chapter at the Civil War," and all beck and he has the longer reach and harder observers agree that the candidate who falls to ft u-a Republican candidates have accepted Invitations to appear at the stampede. Ivalag NeraW, Sselsrd. FL Promise To Serve Only 12 Years The Sanford Women's Republican Club Is spomorlug an Elephant Stampede picnic dinner on Saturday. Aug. 29 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Central Florida Zoological Park. Tickets may be obtained by calling Dot Mesdorsor any other member of the club. who ft The Clock 94th Congress Munader Dystrophy Foundation and h.sd In language from a Universi ty of Wisconsin forecast that "the earth 's climate Is re turning to .an era of drought, famine and political unrest in the western world," A CIA spokesman tried to downplay the doomsday report. "It's really a view of one author," he told us. "It's not really an off icial piece of finished CIA InteIHgerce" Yet A"ierican scientists were j*stordshed to learn duri ng a visit to the Soviet Union earlier this year that the Soviets tsok the ''IA rert seriously. They ordered their own experts to investigate what is happening to the weather. This came out during a bilateral &niet.. American discussion of environmental problems. One of the American scient ists, Dr. Edward Epstein, kept car eful notes. He summarized t hem last wnth in a memo to the Commerce Depar tment. "ft appears that the Cl/i report on climate attracted a good bit of attention In the Sovl*t Union," report,, Dr. Epstein's memo. "Upon The Soviet weather study was directed pr Imarily By Dr. M.I. Budyko, who Is described in the CIA report itself as "an eminent Soviet climatological theo retician." Epstein conferred with Budyko In Russia and learned that the Soviet sci entist is "firmly co nvinced that a rapid climatic warming Is occurtng." Ills conclusion is that drought conditions in the contjnvdal mid and high altitude will accompany the higher temperatur es," This would mean dangerous dr oughts and crop failures in both America an d Russia, as well as other foodproducing na tions. Our associate Jim Grady questioned Epstein about his own views. "There has been disagr eement on w ha t's happening," he said, "tet alone what will ha ppen." Many climate experts, Including Budyko and E pstein , believe the I nc rease In carbon dioxide in the earth's atmosphere Is causing a change in clima te. This Increase can be attributed to man's growing use of fossil fuels. I 1 t....t., .--. - ' 9 e tes carbo caroon uioxiue, are now working at DEA headquarters and at the which acts as global insulation. This creates a ElPaso, Tea, office. This assures closer coosgreenhouse effect, warming the earth and dinatlon of narcotics intelligence gathering. causing drought conditions. —An Interagency agreement has just been BELATED SHAKEUPS— It has taken 18 signed between the Internal Revenue Service months, but the embattled Drug Enforcement and DEA. A confidential list of well over 300 Administration Is finally going through anames of suspected drug traffickers has been shakeup. forwarded to the taxman for investigation. We wrote a series of columns Since January 16, 1975,about personnel beginning many of these top drug dealers have managed to and policy keep themselves insulated Iron, narcotics deals, problems at the agency. Subsequently, the DEA they may be guilty of failure to pay Senate Investigations Subcommittee also began taxes hopes on their huge Incomes, probing the DEA. —Vincent Promuto, the former Washington For much of the time, DEA headquarters in Redskins football star who once served as DEA' downtown Washington took on the atmosphere of top public spokesman has been fired. The Justice a war time bunker. The top officials spent irost of Department Is investigating all'gatIonj that he their time returning the salvoes from may have submitted fraudulent vouchers and the Senate. —Nelson Coon, the agency's top management Former DEA chief John' Battels resigned official, has been disciplined for alleged "bad under fire. His temporary successor, Henry judgmen t." His supension without pay resulted Dogm, made an heroic effort to hold the agency from his misleading the General Accounting together. But Little In the way of permanent Office during Its investigation of DEA-3 hiring change was accomplished. prac tices. —Eleven other officials The new DEA boss, Peter Bensinger, has sferred have been tran. or reassigned, some of them to made a start at changing things. Bensinger has Important less Jobs, demonstrated his administrative competence —By confidential cable sent worldwide, within the sharply restricted guideline, of Bensinger order strict adher, government hiring and firing regulatIons. to new Legal guldeline on DE' role abroad. The Law Besinger Is also changing the agency. Here's prohibits DEA agents from engaging In direct what has happened over the past few months: police actions in an fore, country. —There has been a reduction in the in. The result? Bensinger expects a reduction In teragency tcnslons that have marm'bd the anti- heroin availability on American streets early drug efforts. Custom and Immigration officials next year. , ,M,, cr a Funeral services for Lloyd aflace MartIn. Il, of Geneva, who died Sunday, will be held Tuesday at 2 p m. at the n I with the Rev. E. Ruth Grant ofliciiting. Burial will be in Geneva Cemetery. Gramkow Funeral Home in charge of arrsfVments - WEATHER - AUGUSTT, 1976 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Allie Gibbs John Bischoff, DeBary Anna Weigand, DeBary Manuel Rod rIc,i,.,, neltona Deslree Bradwell, Lake Swiday'shlghlo, today's low Monroe 71. Rainfall: .71 Inch. Monette Stevens, Lake Partly cloudy through Monroe Tuesday with a chance of af' Anthony Russi, Maitland ternoon and evening than. Clara Barreotis, Osteen dershowers. Highs In the upper Robert McOlvin, Osteen lOs to low Ills, lows In the low Lorraine Jackson, Oviedo 70s. Variable winds 10 m.p.h. DISCHARGES Rain probability Is 30 per cent. Sanford: EXTENDED FORECAST Marclle Dampier Mostly fair Wednesday and J.B. Holtzclaw Thursday, with a chance of Florence Pemberton afternoon and evening thunHattie Spikes dershowers. Highs upper SOs to Lucille Jacobs, Chuluota mid 90., lows from near 70 Madeline Chrlstolas, DeBary north Florida to near 80 in the Dennis Kimball, DeBary Keys Augusta Miller, Deltona Tuesday's Daytona Beach Cecilia Shaw, Deltona tides: high $: 2 a.m., 9:12 pin., Clyde Stratton, Edgewater low 2:34 a.m., 2:43 p.m. Port Loulne Slnko, lake Mary Canaveral: high 8:29 a.m., 8:54 Gladys V. Bell, Longwood p.m., low 2:22 a.m., 2:39 pin. Lola Terry, Oakley, Michigan ' I Lorraine L. Jackson, Oviedo Mrs. Ernest (Emily) Watson, & girl, Enterprise A public hearing on this proposed millage levy will be held on August 18, 1976 at 7:30 P.M. at the Seminole County Court House at Sanford, Fla. William P. Layer Superintendent to Tr . - -, I ' - .-- ------------ - --•,.-.•- I " - t " Ii �I . -.. -. - - - - 1. . . -. -:- 1- ,_ - - __ . r- £s ""I"" Sa ug1g _____ UDHDA1E r& -Md then then That's the dory In ;II Americon L. ____ _______ affair which will P______ eftminatlon .ond a thwsplon to _ 1 SIN01d it ewi.d pulled somethIng dais upset in mob the lel I Cast 3 i 0 0 Lee lb Robifls.n3b 41 7 0 4 1 3 ST. PETERSBURG 1 1 2 0 AU I $4 iii St. Petersburg III 1.14114 2 1 0 BO:ich2b the bet of Mike Schoeller and backhanded It, hr. CW to do g ftlig getting and got the force out by tangtiewi base th t,isgiove.1' were two on at the time and the play saved at least a rau. scored en an error. The big rely for Sanford hft Again In do stage føi' WIgjIi' WU In the auth1Sanford slicedit t .. :1 . i I Cincinnati San by WThR, Will he AX Pre.game coverage will begin at 40 PJL - Ke Cincinnati i, San Diego 3, fl 1. ph ,. 4 - cleared from Ms two fantastic 1 - i. ';• . -. .. ___ ' ,., .;f ___ - . ., . . 21Saisfird catcber Jay . (rear),JeffAadirsis,rIght. - __________________________________________ . I Packers' Win Over Bucs Leaves Green Bay 'Down ,'( - . - exhibition victory over a Na- quartaback, Lynn Dickey. I N BRIEF comeir had a hollow sound to it. that the Packers in victory that it came out on the proper TtghtendftichMcGeorge,fur Played shabbily enough to have side of the ledger." example, le aId he d1dn'tactua1ly muted some of the optimism The Packers tGd thIs _____ 4 Teams Score High am a bit disappointed it wasn't lier when they fell to the Cin. plaud, and noted the expansion a little better." cinniti Bengali -17, team's roster is spiced with lie Tampa Bay expansionCoach But Starr said he some respectable veteran tai team Buccaneers were "will take an unimpressive vie- ant. defeated Saturday by Green tory over a good400king Ioss 0, Of Fame . I i I: 1: 1 - .. 6 building In this sleepy upstate botted .M with 22 home runs village which drew thousands of and lOb rims batted in. somerafirst-stringers to blunt a visitors for this _ Hubbard,aInarIye-foow,so. Ruc 37tjg lly. celebration. pounderinhlsdaysaaatwoway Reserve quarter ba ck Don to ,. reacted the 20-victor, 13 lineman and for 16 years an yards to a touchdown by ers 52 Y times between them, were American league umpire, Ia Smith from a yard out In the elected to the Hall by the Base. now 75 and uses a cane. He seconti qu ar ter, ani Joe Danelo ball Writers Association of served as supervisor of AL Amer". Lindstrom, Hubbard IuPS (torn 1954 to 1169 after way through the third. suffering an eye Injury in a by WA cs. After that the J . entum Hall's Veterans Coinnitieeand hW)t1fl accident which ended belonged to Tampa Bay. Chairiestoni was picked by the his days behind ft PISte. Most of it was generated by Connoc, a first baseman, held shrine's Ngro Leagues Can. rookie quarterback Parnell mittee. the major league career home Diddn=4 Ilth player chosen Connor and Charleston were record of 13$ until Babe Ruth by the Bucs In the NFL draft of honored posthumously. Cixinor nuTassed him In 1l. He had a college player,. died in 1931 at age 73; Charles. .3Z lifetime baWm kf 187$ to 1811. He Played f ton died in 1954 at age 5$, or 'FrOY, Safety is a family air. Roberts, now 49, won 20 or N.Y., Philadelphia and St. ______________ 1 i more games Sir straight years Louis in On NatimW League. beginning with the National Charleston, barred from - League champion ""oxUWq"UA ~ GOV HIGHWAY SAFETY league baseball because Of COWAIQQ PlsLfl1es. The right-bander post- his race, was a hard-hitting ed a 20.11 record for Use ivso outfs.lde- who played arid later Whiz Kids and enjoyed his best managed for several dubs lii sea= in,1962 when he won n the Negro Leagues. Althotigh statistics are scarce, available an d lost He pitched for 19 seasons and figures show he batted well tvid a 2&-245 car eer mark. Lat- over .3 most seasous and fW 14 his career he hurled for Ol7allYhe.4Obclus. Fiww$ 0"9" MOM - F LO RI Cl ARRIVEAUVE ______ ________________ SUNSHINE STATE - Texas I Brlles 7.4) at Kansas City (L@onwd 13-4), (n) Only games scheduled Tuesday's Gamti Mi nn esota at Baltimore, In) Texas at Detroit, In) I I 1, New York at Bachant drove his blown fuel hydro "Golden Thing" to a 195.80 mile per hour clocking to win am top fuel Ode. Robert Jordan, Freemont, Calif., had the lop timie in the flatb clan, driving "Bad Moon Rlsln" 1.35 mph. A turnaway crowd of 12,000 watched 97 boats from across the country race In the finals. Red Sox' House Disabled South Takes 14=7 In AllagStar Football Match y Rhode Island Red Sox of the International League to replace House, the club said. him," -. -, Phi, $2; Monday. l * ,* ., : wasn't sure he'd play in the PGA national cham- He missed eight weeks of competition. "My wife told plonship. He wasn't sure he'd ever play competitive file she didn't know what to 1. -,~ '. - ' '. ': I ' ~0 1 A _ __ __ ___ Joe A Sees Foster As Most Valuable PI a yer ii , Phi. $31. .76$,323R.Jones, SD. 156, 750 762 STRIKEOUTS-Seaver, NY, $71; .7 Richard, Htn. 113; Mssrsmith, All, 12$, Montefusco, SF. $26. P.Niekro. All, $21 - BATTING (263 at bats)- McRae, KC. 3$); G Brett, KC. .319. Bostock, Mm, 33$; LeFlore. Dot, 330. RUNS-Rivers, NY. 71. North, RUNS BAT TED IN -Chaobllss, NY, 73. MGUNSON. NY, 77. 67. ~ ", at KriviIl• Harness Racing AT SEMINOLE TONIGHT'S ENTRIES FIRST Trst, I Mile. su: - Pocket Silver (Parr) $0-I; SECOND - Pace. h Mile, $42.1: I. My Tawnl (Lake) 51; 2. Barely Torpid (Bridges) 41; 3. Land (Kurtzworth) 61 4 Camden Bonnie (Bourgeois) 4.1; S. Granny's Girl DOUBLES-OliS. KC. 29, Carty, C'e.75.McRac,XC.25. Rivers, NY. A) 71; G Brett, KC, 21 do within. hanging around the backbone joins the hips. He re lieved that pressure Posed TRIPLES-Garntr. Oak, 12. . - '' ''! V- C Brett, KC, 10. Poguefte, KC. 7. Carew. Mir,, 7 , S Tied With 6 HOME RUNS-- Bando, Oak, 32. Rejackson. Oil. 19 , L May. Oil, 19. Hendrick. Cte, 19; Rice. Rsn, $6, Ystr;emski. Os,', $6. J Thompson, Def. 16 , A."" STOLEN BASE S--North. Oil. $7. Baylor, Oa.i. 44. LeFlore, Del, 11, Cimpar,r,. Oak, 1l. Patek, KC.40 PITCHING It • ,. 3?' (.Ijp , 11..A. Decisions)- Garland. Sal, $32. W Campoell, Mn. Ii). 500, 321 Leonard. XC. $31, Fdrych, Oct. $2 I. 750, $91 Bird, XC, WI, 711, 333 E Figuefoa, NY. 2SOimt:morr,, KC. $41, 667,350 STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, Cal, 201. Tanana, Cal, 145, 8iyle,qnn T,x, 15$, NY. 12$. Jenkins. Bsn. Ill 7 League, Use naituna. Orioles was In the driver's seat for Cincinnati, knocking the ninth Inning Sparked San Diego bontthe New York J1 $4; in Aix runs In the sadsa to boast his major league Houston. Tortes' single to right enabieei rookie MetZger to Improve his!eWI Noll. 5. Melod y Sons. 6. Fawn Dawn, Redonda 0,w. S. Lucky Libra. ELEVENTH- I. Slick Led. 2. Sam,Talon, 3. Carol Day, 1. Master Worthy Will, 7. Treats, S. Bee Betty Golf ResultS ENOICOIT. N.Y. (AP) - Fl. net Scorn in Ihe Ugo,000 B.C. Open golf tournament at the par it. 6."s Yard En-joig Golf 7347.69 47-274 73696916--279 the Oakland A's swept the Cali- fornla Angels 9.3 and 13-8, and the Texas Rangers edged RBI lead to X reliever the Philadelphia Phillies were doing the same in fell to 13-11 the National League East. The Phillies beat the St. LouIs Cardinals 3-2 and, coupled with Pitt. sburgh's 74 loss to New York, Improved their Spencer in the seventh. Al Fi orris scattered eignt hits In the second game to raise Giants 2-1 In the first game of a doubleheader be fore losing the nightcap 4.1, horse ____ ____ '- - - to help the Cu* 7, Expos 1 00 '141*71 1Iz Braves 2-1, Gluts 14 Jerry Royster lined a runscoring single wi th Jack BlllIngham, 91, restricted the Dodgers to the bases loaded and one c.l In the ninth Inning ______________________ Yorks Ed Figueroa as tis. will. Rawley Easiwick In the ninth, Billlnghans also two singles and John Montefusco recorded his ubled home a run in an fifth when the Reds 12th victory as the Giants won the smrxi game. ____________________________ can League. Kansas City broke the game open wi th five runs in the third Inning, three of them on Hal McRae's bases-loaded triple. Orioles 8, Yankees S ___ Grand The Latest Look in Suits - 3 Piece Vested Baltimore beat New York for I Opening II Sale - m __________________ __ - . SUITS nd 2 pc. Fashion Suits $ Only 6660 For Men In the ____ _ _____ CHOICE flfll5t Bill Madlock's two-ruin double and Steve RADIALS __ (PEOPLE'S Halfback Gregg Pruitt scared twi on a 3$ ndyard on alecefirstone Clevela playrun from Browns, 1-1. trOuncle thf: F& cons. 0-2. his record to 14.7, joining ImIti- five hits, two of them home runs by Dusty Baker to give Atlanta its firstgame victory over San more's Jim Palmer and New and Ron Cey, before getting relief help from Francisco. Ken Reitz drove in thm runs with STEEL-BELTED The for W yards in the first half to lift Los Angeles, 2-0, over Dallas, 0-2. Swishers two-run homer backed the five-hit agoaorer1ona rowing first-place margin to 14 games. Elsew he re In t he ti al Le Na on ague, the San pItching of Steve Renko as Chicago stopped errbyJimWohIJoiijIn the Montreal. For Renko, traded to the Cuba by fourth, Brohainer's bases- Diego Padres whipped the Houston Astros the Chicago Cubs routed the Montreal Expos 7.1 Montreal earlier this season, it was his fifth loaded single In the sixth XId and San Francisco victory against six defeats. the Atlanta Braves beat On RB! singles by Garr and Jim MICHELIN - ____ While Cincinnati was making hay In the West, 10.0, while J.H. Richard absorbed the loss and - I little Pine Hills Center. 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Jim Rocker, 91, was the loser, being run over by the Big Red Machine four Padres 4, Astros 3 Elsewhere In the American straight times at home over the weekend. Foster Minnesota Twins 5.4. Bob Murphy Saint Clair Aulia (No driver * nightcap on the short end of a 7. i game because it was getting chilly out there" Patrick (Metcalte) 31; 4. Glenora w Armstrong - ______ _____ Liseta Farrow. S. Metric Mate. TENTH- I. G. R. Sune$, 2. Blue Jewel.]. John L. Hayes, 4. Travelln rain Suspended event); TefrV Diehl " 10-69 67-274 69706I-375 Byrd (Newman) II; S. Frisky Larry Nelson Mm. 131, Munson, NY, $29 •- "He said the problem was Pressure on a point where HITS-G Broil, KC, 155; L,Fior,, 0t, 136. Rivers, NY, $36 Carew. ______ Wright Gay. 7. Almost Didn't, S. Shaded Blue. NINTH-I. Aming High,?. G. R. Vinnie, 3. Koney's Time, 4. Eleanor " Mastor Merrill, S. Terry T. No Games ss. Me.days Games 1det Caflanooua Si,amal, at Montgom Jacksonville _____ Exactly what Foster has teen doing for the ground-rule double off St. Louis right-bander Bill of last year's 37-7 loan to Dallas Reds Is driving in runs and guIng them toa for. Greif, 2-7. in the National Conference Why did they switch? Niets 7, Pirates 4 P game. Memories Foster once more delivered a game-winning RB! "The shorts .re t, Leo Foster drove In three runs with a single of "that horror, movie" freshly daily for warm weather," said as the Reds whipped Los Angeles 3-2 Sunday and and double and Mickey toUch scattered eight In his mind, quarterback Ron Manager Pad mc.. "But! improved their position to a comfortable 13 hits as New York defeated Pittsburgh. touch Jawonskl completed 10 01 19 54 Alcala. cin. 10 3. 769. 4 36 Jims Dream (D'Amato) 12 1. 4 Zachry, C in. 10 3. 769, 2 67 Car Iton, Adpos Pompty (D Nostor) 5 1; • U. Rud,, Oak, 61; Burroughs, Tex, ragse-nlcbes saga had reached an end. "!di&I't what was wrong," BUU N.M.) and I couldn't even walk. Now I'm Convinced I tell you this I was scared. I was really scared, You Ligament, Trevino said. "But It kept hanging on too m issed eight weeks of play unnecew.Iiy," knoivhow It Is. You get to thinking about lt and all )('tJ long for that.I was really worried. really scared. Ikept But begot back Inaction last week in the B.C. gohM to doctors. I saw doctors in El Paso and Dallas. I Open of thWgs go thrmigh your head. In Endicott, N.Y., played four rmuWs withou t trouble I hadn't ruled out bone cancer. I va's pretty sure I saw all kinds of doctors, witch doctors and voodoo and said he's ready to go. '5-'." had some kind of permanent damage." "Thebackheldupfjs.,"Trsaid "Ihittls.bail But Wt's behind him now. The flashy fast-talker is better than I ftught I would. And the putting was bout this osteopath up in Denver. I went 10 l healthy and his old humorous self for 24 hill. I pretty good, too. was ready to try anything. year's f ou r major tests that gets underway "But Laying off all that time. I'm not In real good examined me and gave me a treatment and told at the famed Congressional Country Club. sha pe. I'm 10,12 PoUnds overweight. My legs itC roe to ge back to the hotel and come back again the gone. But that'll come back, ft j takes work" eventthlsyeae-, Hehadto*kfp bothtieUnLtedState and British Opens pertzaps lb Lss taVOSUc toUt and we went out to lunch. He told me could start tinged with touch of humility. hitting bells the next day. I couldn't believe It I went naments due to the back arhoent t res*eeil his "Atlt there's no pt'fTn,axs.nt damage" he tsmeand thurwztdayIwashitungbalIand the pej said. ft Mood S. My Big Wheel. EIGHTH- I. Delbana Time, 2. Shonda Lee, 3. Spectres Trend, i. PITCHING (9 Decisions)driver) 31. C.Me4;g,r. SD. 100, 1.000, 2. SIXTH Pace, I MIes. $433: I. Rtioden. LA. 9$. 900, 30$ No-man, Moon Time (M Crank) P 1, 7 Ci,i, Il 3, 516, 22$ Garber. Phi, 77. Fearless Bob (C IlilenteId) 92; rlIf, 2 . . Oak. 14, R Whit*. NY, 70; L*Flort. Dot, 69 , G.Br.tt, KC. 69. c Is gone. J ust like that, . 75. carew. Min, 321 I longest and it was gone. Three days before that I was sup I've ever gone without playing golf." to make some presersta tior,z at my club (Santa Teresa The back ailment first was diagnosed as a pulleti - Chi. American League ' Scary pifspin. There were Indications Oat his flarnboyant, the house all the time," he said. "That's the Knoxville 1 - : P ,i - - 9 LM basketball series to I&O by wWft & hard. agreed, saying "After Yancey got hurt, they fought 84.10 victor y Friday night on brilliant play Lee Trevino Bounces Back From .733 23 U .471 Ii TRIPLES- D Cash. Phi, 10. Jim I Britton) $ I. I Jeans Tyoit, SIL. 9. 0 Parker, Pgh, 5; F i rs t (Shell) I Geronimo, Cm, I W Divis SD. S FIFTH - Pace $1,051, 5, Mile, HOME RUP'fS-K,ngman, NY, 32; 548: I Scntii Tron (Aldrich ) S 1; 2. Schmidt, Phi, 30. G Foster , Cm, 21; Real Blast (Grimes ) 101; 3. Mighty Monday, Chi, 20; Morgan. Cm, 19, Mouth (No Driver) 61; 1. Scotti, STOLEN BASES Taveras, Pgh, Lad (Gill) $ 1; S Do Dynamil 37 Morgan. Cm, 37. Cedeno, Htfl. (Brainard) S 2; 6 ugs Twin Jays .. ', South also padded Its bulge ill the *ll4tar - (Reilly) S-1; 8. Sk. Pgh. 26. S Tied With 24. rter. North wach Gene Cox of Talla)um.jee . . Cm. 9$; Morgan, Cm, 79. Schmidt, (D'Amato) John Dan Sikes 714449 1l.-27; Phi. 7$; Kingman, NY, 72; Luzinskl, I Brainard) 5-I; S Peoper Sam Adams 72 U 71 67-375 6 I Phi, 72. George Burr,s 70 7071 47-275 FOURTH Pace 51,505. 1 Mile, HITS-Rose, Cm, 151; Montani, $435: I. Hobbi Changer (Dagetiamsi Bobby Walzel 7467 7067-275 All, I]?; Garvey, LA. 137; A.Oliver, 4l. 2 Ben 69726961-279 Z (OeBerry) .6.1; J . George Oadle Pgh, $32. G,Foster, Cm, 132. Johnson 7069.7Q.7__ Maynard Pence (Komen) 32; 1 George DOUBLES-- Madlock, Clii, 2$; Camden Jody (Beretnak) 51; Bill Mallon 67717011-279 Johnstone, Phi, 27, Rose, Cm, 27; Newtown Gay (Metcalfe) 1; 6. Allen Miller 67.71 6972-279 $ . d South Coach Joe Broesky of Miami qua C5. Orlande J k1convilte Ctavion, Savam&, .wes$.,a '0mu,y ColumOut CP.ittnOQ0.i - attacked that weak side although we kept flip. by 0-foot-I Elvis Rolle of Fort Pierce Central. WAH1NGTON(AP)-Thowecksago, Lete Yan es Cracking Craig, S. Noticeable, 6. Quisgoyaria, I. Royal Wasson. S. Wampum. 128; Madlock. Chi, .377 Robins Kim (Befea nak) 111.1; 3. RUNS-Rose. Cin, 98; Griffty, Sherf Y softy ( Hartzl*r) 7.2. 4, Pan Cm, 19 Morgan, Cm, $7; Schmidt, . I... GAINESVILLE (AP) - The cry of flopping Bra ntley." "defensell sounded in the Brantley, all-everything linebacker from but it came from the coaches Ocala Forest, couldn't cover both sides of the ra ther than fans. field and the South drove ) yards to the wifIflifl Players from both sides responded and touchdown with 2:33 left In the third quarter. defense was the key in the game As the Soui won South runners Taylor Timmons of Fort Myers X 14-7 Saturday night. and Tony Waters of Sasa IS slanted away from night, and when Yancey got hurt, we tried to gaime. He picked up a blocked pat and ran low guess where Scott would be and run away from yards for South's first touchdown In the second saves, Rick Kreuger, 7-4, was br ought up _ Keller ones - . Victor tendonitis In the left knee. He has made 31 appearances this baseball season, and has a 1-3 record with - ___ _______ Short Pants 4d 24.yard Pbles 3, Cardinals 2 Time, 3. Brindle Skipper, 4. haders going back to their "George IS the Catal t,,, Says I Yeats Pinch hitter Jerry Martin delivered a one-out PlAcements in regular unlfars for tjvJ National League MVP. "The man is making sacrifice fly In the ninth liming, lifting Phila- tet. o If game. The change of dress may every ing happen. He's definitely the Most delphia over St. Louis. Martin's drive off Carth 14 if -S38 V? SEVENTH- 1. Rufus Hazouri, 2. nothaVe Before Saturday night's 72 iS £40 good idea, since Valuable Player in the leque Fast Rising, 3. Demon, 4. Trusting , sky Came after reg Lu. Same, RAM Coach Chuck S. Mr. Monk, 6. Honda Pass, 1. Gay Chicago came out of the (torn me. He's doing It everj day." zinaki singled and Jay Joh nston. hammered a Knox showed his player, films 54 Ii BhsNixOHisies W. I.. lCuthane) 5 2; 7. Cinnamon Miss y National League 0 LefWsander Tom House, a relief specialist obtained in a trade with the Atlanta Braver t b - t on the 21-day disabled ust because of a knee problem, the Boston iei sox re A club spokesman said Sunday House is suffering hueii __ In ______ Ocala Babe (Met BATTING (365 at bats)- Mc Club (does not calfe) I include Bride, SIL. .335; Rose, Cm, .333; scores of II players who will THIRD- Pace, 5. Mile. U25: Grilfey. Cm. .330. A.Oliver, Pgh, Darned Heel (No Driver) 10-I; 2. resume play Monday in the Legion bal1," said !ndJsi may have been decided when North Brantley four times for a total of 29 yards. Then linebacker Yancey Sutton of Tallahassee Tlmmnons knifed through for the final yard. went down wi th a br oken right ankle late The drive was opened when defensive endsecond quarter. linebacker Clarence Baker of Miami Carol City "We tried to run away from Scott Brantley all recovered a fumble. It was his second gem of the BOSTON (AP) White Sox Win . (Fillpellil j. 1; 6. Outch Time Sanford leans dad in blue shirts who excelled In the major said and red-stripe pants, leagues. rallies and made several nice Evelio Alvarez. ue Leaders all 3 , ~ ' Calif., took top honors Sunday at the National Drag Boat Championships at Marine Stadium, Jeering Royals Wind Up Losers ___ Ocala Dutchoss (Do Barry) 4.1. - LONG BEACH,Calif.(Ap) - Earl Bachant, of Frew, Colts ban the aiiiin the MIn ad the go DkV QW16 as , MFF this Now zqowd Dog Racing Kansas City. Caligula (Dvaracok); 2. Michlanin L's Doroma Racer. I. Top Fern. Chief (Jefferson);]. Virgo Boston at California, (n) TWELFTH- 1. Trovelin L C. 2. (Peters) 5-1. a. What Acclaim (R. Milwauk ee at Oakland, (n) Regur) 3 I; S. Mar Con Star Jay Joke, 3. D.S. News Make. 4. Only games scheduled (Johnson) 41- 1; 6. Rebel I Guy (Lake) Nellie Day, S. Sansaso Him*, 4 " Major we have here tomorrow Is a Williams, Post 53 rigistflelder. one of the most famous, game between across-the-lake "Yeah, but where Is that?" because he went from Legion to neighbors Sanford and the Spanlsls..peakfng Miamian the blgs." Bachant V/ins Boat Race Gslaysnt I No driver) 9-2; 3. Nelson SCUTHISIMILIAGUR 72; 7. Th fiekiins of Detroit New York (Holtzman 97) ., ... ere is more to tWAY's On the sideellnes, Hialeah 14be &W Phil Cavarietta were pnw than just a winner's Players wen curious about the the first Legion players of note - I (Lemanzyck 33). (n) 'Ir lo, .. . - , _-, Cleveland (Sib" 7 4). . Terry Smith today against yankedIntlseeigh Lundqulst Amercan Legion aebrsall IS Deland, the defending state felt he was tlrtng after gjvthgup In Its 47th year, rolling Champion. 10 tilts and wanted a fresh arm, strongest since 1941, Kirby "Hey, where you guys "Probably 10 of every 15 in Pair Of Singles in nm4coring from?" asked star pitcher the niajors now played some Individual events, ... I I. followed by the Tezu State Rifle Association team. The . All-National Guard Silver team was fourtlL The 73rd annual small bore clumonships, sponsored by the National Rifle Statisticsshowed the Packers Texas S. MInnesota 4 Today's Games Chicago (Forster 1$) at ': dquist will be going with pitcher wasn't so hWy about being another. bracket game. "Yes sirrreee," This time Green Bay preserved Its lead, but needed - "He made the play," said baseball." learn which Fort Lauderdale Joisnsun with a anile. Raines was as happy as restaur an ts Legion officials Sanford Coach Bobby lAm- anyone with victor,, but he were frequenting and then find winner on the basis of center X.ring hits. TheU.S. Army International Blue the Basieba Hall of Fame to'and won 2V g2me' including downs to the Bucs' 11, had Vs sn consecutive seasons to yards to Tam pa Bay's l75 Cal Hubbard, former 20-game winner. He spentas ______ a £2142 advantage In return American League umpire; entire playing career with and rani 67 offensive flogerCocncr,the 19th century Cleveland, helping therm to u. visitors' plays to home rim king, and Oscar American League penna nts A week ear lier, by contrast, Charleston, a Standout In the 190 AM 1954. He compiled 128 the Packers could apologize for Negr o Le agues during the 19 losses and one no-hitter. their dissipation of a 14-0 firstLimistrom, 70, played third AM INk dw were bonored in half lead by noting that most of ceremonies presided over by base for the New York Giants in the P0WCTfZd the W24 Wor ld Series at age is. half o Commissioner Bowie Kuhn ffense had been at the exIt brought to 157 the number He collected 10 hIts against pease of Green Bay's secondci those honored with plaques in Washington Senators. His Lop string defense. C*IflC In 1930, when Is. outofa possible National Small Bore Rifle championships opened at ( Chicago S. I. Kansas City 2.7 Baltimore I, New York S Milwaukee at Boston, rain . 14 contrIbuted," he uld, ad. the townej. At least before St. mittlnghe had acoupk flybaJis Pete was eliminated, that Pack er linebacker Jim Carter called the Bucs "well coached. dominant In most categories, even without Dickey, who had Baltimore, Houston and the Completed l2of l5pauesfor 145 OPERSrOWN, N.Y. yards against Cincimsati -Robin Roberts and M Lem- Chicago Cuba. He sat out the Tampa Bay on, outstanding pitchers during Lemon, 55, passed over I I game with what Stau dethe 1950s, and Fred Undstroen, previous by t,ls. WTittTl, times scribed as that a pulled right shoul. the youngest player In World was the Cleveland Indians' der muscle wasn't considSeries history were among the opening day center fielder ered six new members inducUd j 1941. But he turned to pitching The Packers the Hall of Fame and Museum Y CAMP PERRY, Ohio (AP)-Four teams -including Minnesota 3. Texas I Sunday's Results Detroit 213. Cleveland IS •1 appreciated mos~ particularly misplayed into doubles by left The worst joke of the tourcatcher Jay Johnson. fielder Jim Brodie, "but thilt's nament was Oat one should 44 In Rifle Championships 95 Raiders basted the _______ Way (Taylor) 10-1; 4. Luke Way (5. Regur) $1; S. Justa Chief (Lyons) 7 ; ó. Sumter Beau (Culhane) 3.1; 7 Atlanta vs. Tampa Bay at Rods Duchess (Roy) 41; I. Great Jacksonylle Fla., fl Moment (Seiden) 5-1. Philadelphia at Miami, n TENTH TENT H Pace. I Mile, $71: 1. Detroit at Clniinnatl, n Bogie One (Provost) 41; 2. Pittsburgh at Washington, n Scotch Snip (a, Nestor) Nester) 10-1; 3. Baltimore at Chicago, n Baron Bell (Scholler) Il D:ver it Dallas, n Malorette L. Bar (Serb,) -2, New York Giants at Houston, n Ocmulgee Gem (Bridges) 7.7; a. Los A ngeles at Seattle. n Iron City Nancy (R. Rigor) 4.1; Sunday, Aug. 13 iat, Dee rS.. (Ormsby) 53; Kan.,, F..V it San Francisco S. rnteway Ralph (Culhanep 3-1. Green Bay at New England Detroit 6. Cleveland I William let it pass. Perry Sunday. The All-National Guard Gold team was declared the McGeorge dtled the Bucs' Players Although only 10 miles apart, "They have people capable of Playing ball," Starr said. "good personnel." Gains one teamma di ___ I Mile. $421: I. (Vandeventer) II; 7. - - Chicago S. Kansas City 3 Oakland 9, California 1 , Infact,Q'algLefferts,wlllbe thethoughtotacrackagalnsta you know, Disney World," attending Arizona State this geographical rival Sanford Williams added patiently. fall. didn't play in the regular "Ms. ,. yeah, I know. Up by Merchant, better known .aeason. Ocala" tagout was "think it was a downer," but "I generated In defeat a week ear- about the Buccaneers to ap. Hall baseball scholarships. St. DeLand." His tone was tongue' shot back. Petersburg's starting Pitcher, bKheek, obviously relishing "Ten miles from Orlando ... .,_, . Urowhedugoutcithedlrtfora not a very artistic effort. About tional Football League new. Sentiments were expressed theonlythlngaboutthegamels . .1 The eighth Inning diving gab Lundijuist was loon with Most Scouts pointed to St. of a sum double was the mad praise after the game. Petersburg leftfielder Richard spectacular. However, the low "Everybody everybody Sabin as having the best bat in . - Friday, Avg. 13 ______ roughed the St. Louis Cerilnals 4. Pace, • a 1, i heretofore for his ball-carrYlAg MILWAUKEE -(AP) A Bay 104, even without (118 11130." feeling prevailed among the Packers' using the man con. But the victory, he said, Green Bay Packers that their sidered to be their No. I "didn't look good at all. it was ! .1 . andpaurecelvfnginfoothallat the two teams completed in Major League scouts didn't Oviedo High, said he simply separa te districts, miss this tourney, although kept his eye on the bail and DeLand will pitch Tim nwd clubs rely on the Qmtral "caught it." Roberts agalrst Smith. Scouting Bureau for reports. L - - wlthadozenplayersoncollege . NINTH My Boy Joe New Orleans at Butfalo, n Oakland at New York Jets, n Saturday, Aug. 4 11triumph Over the Kansas City I. Enough Time (Sic.) LI. - SILLY 1110MCHAW .,4' -. 2; ___ the Boston Oilers 13.10, and itim SstwdlY, the LOS 0111 stadiums and flOta's01tlytowhdownlna 13- times for $1 yarde and caught Angeles R emptier bmkbDokL D. - a St. Petersburg player, still dazed over the fact it was all over for sng pi . New Yost Giants at New York lets, n PItt$bugh at Philadelphia, n withstand en$y weekend Bmalo RUle 3145 the Green Bay Packers trimmed the _____ "ft nate killed us," muttered -i (MVIC811011 S-11, 6. Tostermito Caton In other NFL ______ tournament, he insisted they "weren't all that great." 'lbat was the game, man... the whele ball game," said second baseman Bobby Robinson to Merchant afterward. . . San Francisco 17, Denver 7 Todav' Comes the Atlanta Falcon 21.7; the ' "'wt1 Seuale bihid (I. ____ 14 elding plays to help preserve Sanford Poet 33's victory In the fi rq i Tallow (Becker) S2;1 Ocala Bonn (AldrIch) 3-1; S. Captain Riddle: 909,at On There WNJOlI$ll Minor Leagues They celled Billy Merchant the man With the magic glove 10 - 3. Miami 30. Detroit 21 ____ _______ 'Utti Frost (Dvoracek) I.); • Sundays Results ___ ___ Southern Ckliforda SIM Will the There was Mark Kdar, a fad the World Football ' League 1110111011111 which couldn't scoring run NFL Up In FRANX BR qeatlom nOw, but acme aurThen w TOW the irfh asr the k* AP Spsr Writer vived and made nteredlng WFL's lesdoig pasw In 1574 Seattle Seahawks Saturday They en terswee memo. ccntrthu'Jos to thi s weekend's for the Sw, who directed the aim. He cId a fl.yanl p rita: the Qilcago Fire, the Sir. Na tional Foothill League e. Ctde& only M od in minghsm from Bob AvefiW, the flamu ___ 2; If. Qut*n may EIGHTH - race SIA" % Mils ' Herald Spells dIt.r FORT LAUDERDALE $.) (Jot Veterans Tu rning . IYJT IMHAYNFS - I. Vera Best (Pet ersen) 5-7; 2 Geur. Way (B. Regu) 5-1;). R Place (Orimes II; 4. Engine Room Rus (Van,nter) 31; S. M Pop (Prot) 41, a. Blrie H. Volo lEIlls) 41;?. Tinys Miss Bissell Oakland fl Pace. I MU, $411: land Patriots S47 In Friday Sunday's Resells nIght encounter,. The New Atlanta 2-I. San Francisco 01 New York 7, Pittsburgh 4 York Jets innt the New York Chicago 7, Montreal 1 Gian ts and the Philadel ia 7, St. Louis 3 Cincinnati 3, Los Angeles H The. Asuodate] Pu San Diego 4, Houston 3 the sixth time In a row and drew aeven.ews innings as Detroit and Eagles in Monday night ______ gaines ______ 4cti, Today's Games e Chicago White Soy have within nine games ci the first, routed Cleveland in the night. Carispaner Th sit a WPL record two Los Angeles (Rau 10$) at is scored found a short-cut to success. place ke in the AL East cap after aqueaklng by In the by souring * points In a game Pittsburgh (Candelarla 10-1), Bill Veeck unveiled his UReggIeJaCklOfl belted a two. opener on a ninth Inning tirow. In the In) 0veIntwoandstoletwobaas spinet Hawaii: tine tend,. opener, while Bando, Joe dow Sets Francisco (Barr 1011 at .'e'ing two on pass team's heralded short pants rim bonier and Tony Muses and Ing error by Indians relief Rudi, Phil Garner and ns riMontrp.l (Stanhouse 73), In) uniforms ceptloas soil one "action Lee May cracked tworun pitcher Dave LaRoche. Ron Tenace hit home rma in the Houston (Larson 131 at St. Monday, A,,. , Sox walked away with a 5.2 sIngles. rvvaenbw the so. Louis (Curtis 5.7), (n) LeFlore ramped home from rlghtcap. St. Louis vs. San Diego at Tokyo Only games scheduled Japan Jackson tagged CaUush Hunt. second with the winning rim vickwY over the c.a City , tion Hanger. I, Tw 4 Tuesday's Games Minnesota it Cleveland, n in the first 12-12, for his 19th home run when LaRoche threw sway Dan Cincinnati at Chicago Jeff BirroughV runr1ng Saturday night, Keller and doulileheade,, 01 the season in the first inning Meyer's l*ant Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, single In the ninth listing lifted the v'"tii settled for the one AT DAYTONA BEACH In) "I like them, they're ,, and the Yankees never caught toididuwn but It's a point for A's $13, Aageh 3.1 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES the Ranger. pant Minnesota. the lii Atlanta at Philadelphia, In) comfortable," said Chicago "P. ft was New York's 10th low "rookie" who Is frying to FIRST- 1. Texas Leager, 2. San Francisco at Montreal, Oakland collected 27 hits in Jim Suodberg &o,e In free make second Riteaway Red, 3. Classic Clarke, 4 P0RlD*siayi FLORIDA baseman In) Jack in the last games, the dish. the doubleheader sweep over runs wi th a pair ci Ruth Roady, S. Mark Belew, 6. Brohamer, whose San Diego at New York, In) Tigers 245, i.&...1.5 two-run California. 'liwsugh he dropp*d a on TexasInsnigtstgameplaysj n, Wright Flyer. 7. Prism Light. I.. Houston at St. Louis, In) Tamp. single In the sixth Inning was BlllFreehanbeltedapalrof al on 541 Rockin Lulu. 01 SalBandohadtineehft,,Bll. near-lOb degree temper.tures one play, KeUWs chances _ sox AMERICAN LEAGUE the tem weren't Y William belted a Si. Pe$oisare M ii '43 II last ___ Babe. 3. Silver B., 4. Tri ple kwik, S. attack. "Everybody seem to Winter Havn any by 13 carries for iN yards W L PC?. 05 seats.,. III ii 44 Is", Soft Fox, 4. Peggy Fallon, 7. like them." Miami and the toud1o,n. New York 42 43 .391 Hayw, S. Volere, Ff. Lauderdale Especially use opposition. Baltimore 41 33 .33S 2 $3 S2 .111 t THIRD-i. Nap's Joe Potts. 2. ieee Gero Yeprernlan field pain loath W. to 54 jI • Boston S. Charlene, 3. Lou Win, 4. Lapse 52 55 .416 12 Pompano leech guys are the sweetest and a secondquartilsir 43. ' Cleveland 'I Forward, S. Numero 32 34 .41 12", Uno. 4. Stan L. team we've seen yet," crowed safweeys iesu.,s yard scaring pan fran Don Detroit 52 54 .411 121/3 Eckert. 1. Wright Gala, I. Luke West P&,n Beci, ii, KansasCltyflrdbaaernanjohn Milke Talon . Strock to Freddie Solomon Tampa 43, Fort Lauts,d.i II West FOURTH- I It's Soul, 2. Tenar, Mayberry. He then warned St. helped the Dolthe overcome a 4?, ieia,.i 3-I Kin City 67 42 .415 3. Jolly Jumper, 1. May Bowl. s. JuSt White Sox outfielder Ralph ?.eM.ys 57-yard towhdown runback by Oakland si $3 .523 10 St.Peteflbg$mi7I so Joey, a. Bartow, 7. DutcMu Royal, ) Garr, "You get over to first even IL Minnesota Detroit rookie James Hunter on I. Tamie Mink. 5$ $3 .SW 12", LaHiand 1. West Palm Reach I Texas By K4 RAPPOPORT 52 $5 .416 14 FIFTH- 1. Wright Cruiser, 2. base and I'm going to give you a s oPes1n kickoff aist rain Lauderoate at co red twice off loser Burt Hooton, 742. F O" Tampa, pOd rain. Chicago ii 61 .4 It Dark Lament,]. Timothy Faith, big AP Sports Writer Gomm An inning later, Joe Morgan duubled and their preseason record to 20. California 41 64 .429 2O' Mad. Money S. Fr Lauderoaleat St. pet,c,e Blue Juice. 4. The White Sox abandoned Saturdays Results at pomp-no seam, Joe Morgan knows a Most Vauable Player Foster singled him home far the eventual win- The 1.1005, 1-1, came within 24Karam.n, 7. Brown Mall. I. Miami at Tampa be- when he sees ore, and he sees one in Cincinna ti ning run. their navy blue shut Baltimore 7. New York 4 Swinging Liz. 21 before Yeirenlan put the winter Haven at West Pa leach Boston 3. Milwaukee 0 SIXTH- I. Lucky Whiz, 2. Snazzy tween games 01 the double- teammate George Foster. game away with '. - .491 11 Los Angeles 1 Houston 2 SEVENTH- Los Angeles 2& nallas 14 55 St .452 1 Chicago 4.2. Montreal 2 7 Ste (Srlttoni 3.i. Chicago 21. Sitlii 14 St. Louis 4, Philadelphia 1 Atlanta 4. San Francisco 3 Pittsburgh 12-2, New York 31 . __ ToV1ctor. - Si 41 .453 NFL Iskibtfloos Friday's Rei.fts Baltimore 20 Washington 3 San Diego 7& New England $7 Saturday's Reilti CIevel.nd 31, Atlanta 7 Cincinnati)), Butfalo 10 Green Sa y 10. Tampa Bay mimmta 13, Kenus city 10 49 &S .430 25 Saturday's Results TIC The 36 50 Diego son Fran -;_~I fl AS2 WFL Chief M.rcdes (Vilar) 7 2; 1 Brainard) •S• Skip On New Orleans $3, Houstonto 1 334 13 Atlant,, Today's game - end any others Jim Brodie .352 24 ?3 39 Los Ang . I Merchant's Glove . .- V U West ' ~ 14 41 .130 24 Montreal _#.. 51 54 .301 II Si 43 .452 24 ___ thesamehithgonafle3der'sth,1c,asmnRaJneg test the relay to'flrzt on the back end (a - St SO 311 11 New York CNicago St . Louis uipi., a booming bleat to gaff* 04 as fl 24 .470 p Pills NV _______ y attempt. "tes, most 01 whom live In Sanford. Phila . L. PC,. IN ft"W Pick (Dagonsis) &I; Pro Football NATIONAL LEAGUE Came up with the Merchant dug out a low thrm deep center. Johnson by singling home WWOL a winning hit AM put tin Mg on much Kurant3b 3 1 1 0 Wigging had to work s Way Ont01b'0t, Ralston, who again E Ittited the Petenburil's Richard Lim same as RaiwL SL lying Saundenon p oo 0 aonp Sanford was down by a 4.0 scare when a 0 0 Totals 38 5 12 4. .Inning RBI single by Robert Smith See ell Kam pg*at tat and reached base is times between ft Sanford I" 931113110-4 ScotIss Wigglnsp.ct 5 1 1 2 f SuflleY WNflcf Ralston lb S 0 0 0 Brodleif 3 0 31 1 0 2 3 3 0 1 0 S 0 i 0 Schoe(lerrt as asia thant ith Sf*wlrd was stopped by DeLend, $4. li Sabin $ANFOBD was jy Silinday"S game,K an on atris"gib Of the arm and Merchant Called thill "OVIS& Flub" by bb , Baseball In the Eighth IZIft Mert don for a liner off And Donnie WUll1lId GL, for next i III M That w6 er adyane" to Dii Saturday, Sanford defeated Monticello, cbedert'N.Y., SePI4Thbl the iewn4dt pcl11ng 01 WIUIMj St. mom and Malsob wom And Pecking for Pdasbirig whipped Hialeah In the game scouts home Sunday while DeLand and Sedord we the claimed was 'Im the champlonship,11 64; and UDIIefIItId leans in the tgiiunenL s I wurnuillir" _____ V SanfordandDeLand play today aU followed by _______ i - to bead Inio 01 '' host I Msáa,, Aa.L IM-7A Some Players Outlived Defunct League ryago __ ' Mt am carne on t the flml four outs for starter This DeL osted Monticello Swiday, 34, whIle ___ n for fourmretvthg lease -hdidiug$.for'j Pod $3 knocking off Hialeah, a team expected to . -,.,; I. •• I . .. f... - PL I - Sanford SANFORD PLAZA �11110101111K PL * .1 C d h 0 S 1, AW 9, "M Pe II riey s hild rtns Sportswear RIOT I - VVK*4m I Riding The Tennis Bandwagon Spalding Now Caters To Ms. Sport £venin.NsraMsanfwtpL Bride's 5 ft does that simply because spending 152 ndlliO" And that's why Spalding theballlzmolded:twoplecesoi began marketing Its own line of synthetic material are fitted NEW YORK - Yes sir, old women's tennis clothing last together. A wound bell, on the Albert Goodwill Spalding must August. Dresses, separates and other hand, consists of a center piece which has rubber Wound be spinning In his grave like a warm-up suits. "We hired two product around It, and a covering. fast ball. . ____ And that Just about co He and Ms brother, Walter, managers from the garment began setting baseballs in industry and then we corn- Spalding's current push to gain Qdcago in the 11?, when missioned Doll Cole here In yardage among the ladles. Albert was pitching for New York to design the clothes. As number one in the field, Chicago. They each Invested We sold out the spring line - we Wilson Sporting Goods appears $400to form a company called, do two lines a year —and we to be content as things stand. what else, Spalding, and expect to do very Well with Representatives say the .. eventually moved to Boston. new fall line which Is just company has no interest in (Actually, they moved to coining out.11 'women's clothing at the copee, Mass., Just outside Spalding, the second largest and, far golf manufacturer of sporting goods clubs go: Last year, Spalding realized in the country (Wilson Sporting -S S . "We're giving them a good more than $150 million in total Goods is first in golf and tennis), isn't overlooking the four product now. Basically, we asles. But, according tO Richard M. million women on the golf have been designing a dub for Gelder, president of Sp.Jdlng coweeeither.Atleastasfaras men and then adapting it to a woman's game. But we're who was visiting New York equipment goes. A.G."We're just starting in looking closely at the women's recently, be spinning is that women women's golf dubs," Gelder market because it Is growing. accounted for a g pr of uys."Women have Idtotake We know a lot of women are hand me downs from men and getting out on that golf course thoae dollars. manufacturers have had the and spending a little more "ReOOk Magazine did a tendency in the past to take money for golf equipment. The survey on women PmUciP&Ung men's clubs and put women's question is, Is that segment big in sports and they found that 46 mum on them. A woman needs enough for us to really p af. per cent of women between the a little lighter dub, one with a tar?" ages II and 34 participate in little smaller grip area and a While Wilson ponders that, some kind Of outdoor sport. ' shorter shaft" old A.G. Spalding will continue "The big dollars," he says, And, of course, there's the to spin his way through eter"are in tennis where an golf ball. "Women swing a club nity. estimated 10 million women slower - so do men who are "He might be horrified by the play the game or at least wear slightly built - so we designed appearance of women in the clothes. In fact, the tennis a molded ball for women, as sports," Geisler said, "but if he Unisex tennis wear proves wI'1ag cembldsa far e spu minded. Lesdiag sp.rtIg goods Ikms clothing market will be over opposed to looked at our profit and Ices are finding women 2 growfo& 1wrative market far equipment and doikL $100 million this year, with farther when hit slower." statement, he'd be delighted." Ell".GRoe8&IAN lrald8enkes _____ W0fl 2, 736 it ems ofc lO-SeOut s ortswear I at S anford - P Ia z a, WI''nterP a rkMall rlan and O d o Downtown- Tues day 10 a . m. 29 S , ' ' ' S Sorry, No pho 'ne or mail Orders, No dealers. S .5 . . -; [ Size 3-6X 1 735 Girls' short sets I • 2000 Girls' 1-shirts 120 Girls' pants f Size 7-14 I 5 • 240 Girls' S/S shirts .3100 Girls' tank tops • 600 GIrls' tops . 895 Girls' blouses • 1200 Girls' tank tops .400 Girls' stripe tops 400 Girls' swim suits . 1000 Girls' shorts 600 Girls' shirts • 2250 Girls' shirt jacs Hickson, • Plus hundreds of other Pamela Ann Hickson and Henry Hardy!!! were married Aug. Girls' knit tops • 1700 Boys' tank topS ..88 one low price. Size 6-18 ' - 3400 Boys' 1-shirts , 180 only 200 only Skirt sets Assortment of Jr. and Missy skirt sets in summer colors. Polyester and cotton blends. Sizes S.M.L. Orig. $10 Halter and tube tops Assortment of prints and 9 9 4 8 8 solids. Sizes SM.L. Orig . to $4. . $wlmwear 180 only sizes. 4 9 9 - Jr. and Missy swimwear. 1 of bikini styles. Sizes 7.8, 13.14. 120 only Men's sport shirts SolIds and plaids. Polyester. cotton blends. Sizes S.M.L. XL. 2 88 60 only Men's fashion shirts Short sleeve T-shirts with novelty sayings - CS & Monopoly. Cool 100 pct cot-ton. Sizes SM-L.XL. Orig. $7. 488 Men's dress slacks Solids and patterns. 100 pct. texturized polyester. Broken sizes. Orig. to $1. - S 5 '-' • S 5 -. 55 Although summer shows no signs of abating in Florida, the time will come when evenings grow chill and the fashlon-condous will want to bundle up In the newest sweater wear. Hooded Aztec print poncho (left) Is a must for casual occasions, while potutdlle design pullover (right) dresses U) beautifully, ' • . S Pp polyp 4 ' S ' _ HINFLORIDA SUPPER Avocado SOUP Fish with Vegetables Iruit Shortcake AVOCAIX) soul' ream of potato soup " i cups milk leaspoon chili powder I ciietjium avocado, about ii 10 8" FRUIT PIES BANANA NUT BREAD BANANA Reg. 991C Z I- J SANFORD i I S £ S -. \ Specializing In "'p Sanford Flower Shop (pie of Central Florida's Finest Flor ists 209 E. Commercial 322.1822 - and BLOW DRY $600 . Artful Arrangements for Every Occasion i 'It . 1 " PH. 322-7596 ' 4, S Sure to earn extra fashion credits WithKickyCoeds, Mix 'em up and express your fashion individuality. ' -4 See our new collection of Jeans by Hillbilly andJ,C. Isaac's. S izes 3-5 and 6. 16 - STYLED CUT OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 2533 LAUREL AVE. "— /. '5 5 :5 . HAIRCUTS Say "I care" in the nicest in the language of flowers BW" S . I i4 / -- :- Start The School Year Off Right With A New Easy To Care For Style r way. . Sunday 1-5 . SPECIAL Fast Service $1.49 S Back-To-School In a saucepan gradually stir irups tit the milk into the 'ii p; acid the chili powder; 'irring often, heat to boiling; tisil. Turn into an electric lender ith the avocado and PUtt'' Stir in the remaining iiiilk; chill. Makes 6 servings. 'Ilk' iiiediuiii avocado will ¶,Ield I scant cup puree.) IO'i.ounce can condensed 991; M ea I t)E1tR If: Your family doctor should be able to refer you to a surgeon who specializes In this type of surgery. If he can't, call Super sweater for fall is a mid-calf hooded sweater coat (left) while a tabard (right) Is a your county or state medical lct°-ngforwhenthccoidweatherevenwallygetshere 'otlety. 0 ________________________________________ ________________________________ DELIGH Reg. $1.49 DEAR ABBY: Our 24-yearbed. My wife wants to "go oldsonisengagedtoabeautjfuj someplace."She'dliketogoout but spoiled 21-year-old girl. She Dear to dinner or a movie, or invite has broken two engagements people over, and she's even (one after the wedding suaestedthat I take her for e Abby vitatlons were mailed), and ride. (Imagine, after driving now she has asked our son for 2,500 to 3,000 miles!) more time to "think things I kfiow it's not easy to be over." Meanwhile, the in. ______________ cooped up for three weeks with vltatlons are supposed to go out the kids, but can't she see my next Monday. DEAR ABBY: I'm on the side of it? We have counseled with our Wish you would settle this. road for sometimes as to minister, and he Is all for Iettln TRAVELING MAN three weeks at a stretch. My her "think it over," but 30 wife is a wonderful woman. We DEAR MAN: Compromise. istrylngtotalkherintogo(ng havefourchjldreflfrom3tol3 thosmmmout, through with the wedding on the years old, and she Is doing a and agree to having friends In. scheduled date. great Job of raising them.She Do It with a smile, and she'll Her parents are no help atall never complains bemloverbackwardpreparing and are pushing for the wedding Now for the problem: When I Some bomecooked meals. And asp causetheywouJd come off the road all I want Is a you won't have to talk her Iwo like to get this spoiled, flighty homecooked meal and early to getting to bed early. girl married and out of the house. Also, they are very fond of our son. Noodles Are Basis What would you do? DETROIT DILEMMA Of Meatless DEAR 1)lUIMA: I agree with your minister, I would give the bride all the time she needs By CECILY BROWNSTONE Tabasco sauce to taste to think it over. There are worse Associated Press Food Editor 1 tablespoon poppy seeds things than late wedding. and MEATLESS SUPPER Paprika one of them is an early divorce. Hungarian Noodles Grated Parmesan cheese DEAR ABBY: Where can I Green Beans SaladBowl Cook the noodles according to find a doctor who does cosmetic Nectarine Pie package directions — this will surgery on legs like mine? They PHYLLIS HENDERSON'S be 5 or 6 minutes only, do not look like road mapo — red and HUNGARIAN NOODLES overcook. Drain. Fold In the reblue veins running everywhere. 4 ounces (2 cups) fine egg malning Ingredients except the I've never seen legs like this noodles paprika and Parmesan. Turn anywhere. I even wear thick 1 cup sour cream into a buttered 1'.quart glass hose in the hot summer when I 1 cup creamstyle cottage baking dish (10 by 6 by 1% Innear short dresses. I wear cheese ches); sprinkle with paprika; slacks every chance I can to L4 cup finely chopped onion bake a preheated 35oteg hide my legs. Even my ankles 1 clove garlic, minced oven for 25 to 30 minutes. Serve are covered with these ugly. 1 tablespoon Worcestershire very hot; pass the Parmesan. bookiias.l'm45,keepmy sauce Makes6servings weight down and am fairly attractive, so Fm told. Please don't tell me to thank. lul that I have legs that carry me where I want to go. I am, but I sure wish they were presentable. ' _________ Avocados Feature In Soup P ." S •. AUG 9 THRU 14 Sanford Plaza Penney'sm0pen daily / - Dress T-Shirt DreulngUp Don'ttowouttT Keepinmin4thtoney had for years Just yet. good outfit Is worth three Refresh it with colorful ribbon Inexpensive ones. The acstrlpsofyowchooalng,sewno,- cessorles you choose can Ironed on. change Its feeling. ChinDo,u To fight a double chin, lie on If YOW skis Li Irritated or your bed with your head Chapped, a handful of baking hanging over the edge.Now, soda In your bath can soothe 11 ' a open and close your mouth and relieve It. several times slowly without Metal nail files used movingyourtiead.DonetwIcea regularly day, the exercise should shred. Emery boards are a better idea. 488 .. • P•. ' Price Assortment of polyester blends. Sleeveless styles and pant sets. Missy and - ,. 120 only _________________________________________________ Summer dress closeout C. D. Harris officiating at the candlelight, double ring ceremony. Mrs. Aaron (Sally) Keith was organist and Miss Penny Lee soloist. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.K. Hickson Sr. 123 Alma Dr., Lake Mary. The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. Henry Hardy Jr., E. Lake St., Longwood. Given in marriage by her father, the bride won a formal gown of white organza over tridal taffeta, featuring high ruffled. neckline, eryoke full bishop eleev,sand natural waistline. Ths neck, sleeves and waist were encircled with satin ribbon and the full skirt was trimmed with layers of chantllly lace and sequins. A Her flowered headpiece secured an carried abouquet of white daisies, carnations and baby's breath. Miss Greta Puts served as maid of honor In a tiered flocked gown of yellow organza with square neckline and puffed sleeves, trimmed with white bridal lace. She carried a colonial style basket of yellow daisies. Mrs. Eugene England, sister of the bride, and Miss Angile Hardy, sister of the bridegroom were brldumaids attired the saea3thehonorejattet.IyAdamawuergfrL Kenny Holliman served as bestinan. Ushers were Canton Hardy,brotherofthebrldegroomandKennyHicksonJr,bI-otJ1e of the bride. Troy Hickson, brother of the bride, was ring bearer. Following a reception in the church Fellowship Hall, the coupleleftonaweddlngtrlptoSebasuanlnlet. They will make their home in Lengwood. The bridegroom 1976 graduate of Seminole High School. 5- .,. •- Hints For Fashion, Beauty Closeout blouse 180 only 5 • Items above originally priced Broken Sizes] ___________________________ $9 from 3.49 to Now all at 600 Boys' pajamas Sizes 10.18. . S 1550 Boys' S/S shirt 3 8 8 '5 . Size 3-7 F__________________ items not listed here. Long sleeve, voile print. Assortment of fall prints. Hardy If In Doubt- -Don't Marry .: Exchange Vows 2436 Girls' S/S tops 400 only V/earing The Right Svveater? Mrs. Nemy Hardy m S ' 2000 Girls' sailor tops , Chi p BeN 6 4 11 FREE PARKING I NREARWHILF '. SHOPPING ROJAY '! OPEN TIL,p.M. THURSDAYS UNISEX HAIR STYLING FAMILY HAIR CARE mmercial Ph. X11-41911 1 ]ICO \Lake, ,w_Plaza Downtown Sanford 218.220 E. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD PH, 322.3524 •- - - -= - �*$-4sslq NursW, !d. 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(p4 CE (F he OrlheffvlQEler.(p4 CE T n 5 . ix ___ CE S )Ines to10TedadeIw..dts1ai,, (p4 (F (F ALL IN THE FA LV: ,,psy a N pdos CE S TODAY ( , 725 (F (F CBS : ' Chi 4 S FOPANGFj (7) SESAAESTHEtT he 951. NL ( 9O (F Noi (I) WLOE in a (F '. BAMBOO COVE APIS 'One & 2 Bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished. Newly redecorated, Come see. 300 Airport Blvd., Sanford, 323.1310. FurnIshed, 2 BR garage apt Lake Golden, lake privileges, prefer retired couple. No pets. 3fl.Q774, • 3 BR. I' baths, carpeted, living rm., dining rm., large kitchen, entral heat & air. $21,000. 323 I37 Sanora3 BR.2bathiceflfralair5 heat, 2 car garage, exceptional buy $31,900. 6213094. LakeMary Furn.Apt. 322-2244 SESIN' IS BELIVIN'-7 BR, 1 bath, home with central hat-air, car. pefing, fenced yard, screened porch Only $15,000. Call for appl. Multiple Listing Service VETERANS, THIS IS ITt $250 is all it takes to purchase one of these 31A-4apIexes new as, bath home, from ________________________________ $22,000. Unfurnlspsed, two be*oom. Security FISH FROM YOUR OWN BOAT DeposIt. Adults Preferred. 332. DOCK! 3 BR, 1', bails, C-H I A, 4430 or 323-3154. FIa. rm., plus family room. Im. maculate condition. Large lot. $37,300. Nice25edroornbk,,,5. Furnor Unfurn. 3237130 3 BR, 1 bath, kitch equIpped. Near schools & shopping siao mo., 1st mo. & 5100 Dep. 3320671 3 BR, I', bath, central air & heat. 301 E. 23rd St.. $200. Call 322 4610 after 5:30. 19195. French 3fl-,,; Eves. 322-1104; 322-4161; 337.)9 — — JENNY CLARK REALTY Realt Phone 30S3fl.sso Days a After Hours CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN- Conveniences, 3 BR. 1 bath, zoned commercial. Great for young couple, $20,150. Assoc. Night 333-0455 1 BR. bath, stove I refrigerator, LOADS OF POTENTIAL- 1 BR, 2 heat & air. 32-3153. bath In lovely Loch Arbor. Needs Some repairs. Priced to sell. BR house, stove & refrigerator, 5125 mo. Mature adults, 106 W. 27th St. 322-9214. CAN'T BEAT- This I BR, 2 bath, central heat-air, family room, :ASSELBERRY_ area. I BR, 1 3 baths, family patIo, boat Port. Only $29,950. room, fenced yard, lit., new, first LARGE ROOMS- 3 BR, 2 baths, & last months rent. $190 mo. large corner lot with many fruit trees 6. shrubs. 535.000. ANFORO- 112 Country Club Circle, 7 BR, family room, heat, SPLIT 3 BEDROOM- Eat.in kit. air, nice carpets, large lot, first & Chen, plus dining area, central last months rent, $150 mc. seat air, fully carpeted. Patio, I I SWIMMING POOLS BylheGallon ,YouQesign-WeBuild llYPs.inConsfructionBuslne,s FREE ESTIMAtESNOOBLIGAT ION JOHNNY WALKER,322 $451 _____________________ 72-Auction _________________ You Name it, I Buy It J, Brown, Sales Rep. 322-365.4 alter S ________________________ 1700 French. 333 731 ,Q _____________________ 55-Boats1,AccessorIes Public Auction __________________ for Sale ----- Choice location, corner lot, citrus trees. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, enclosed claraQe, 322 1014 after S 16' Cabin Cruiser, 73 tip, motor, 5, trailer.$100 orbest offer,323.77)5. _____________________________ Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries, $12.95 exchange. Cleanlngthegarageagaln7ing REEL'S BODY SHOD, 1109 the same items around you Sanford Ave. moved last spring? Planning on ________________________ storing them another year? Don't Service Station Equipment- Tanks, do it. Planagaragesale and don't Pump,, Air Compressor, Hoist. forget toadvertA. It In the Herald etr. 3225522. want ads. Like magIc, the clutter Farm Wagons will disappear, and you'll have $2001 Up extra cashInyourpocket. 322200r3273h4Safter5 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY -SELL-TRADE III iIt. fifltSt. Monday, Aug. 9, 7 PM Suppi ___________________________ Used Office Furniture Wood or steel desks, executive desk & Chairs, secretarial desks , chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash a carry, NOLL'S Casselherry, 17-92,II0-130 JUST ARRIVED- 7ruk full of quality good old fashioned fur. niture from New Jersey. Also modern sofas, dinette,, TV's Appliances, Some Antiques, BankAmericard & Master Charge welcome. Sanford Auction 1200 French Ave. __________________________ I 62-Lawn-Gatden . 323.7343 ,, I.awn Mower Sales & Serwke- We ____________________________ Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Sell the Best I Service the Rest. Autos Wanted Counter tops. Sinks. Installation 1 Western Auto, 30) W. First St., 333____________________________ 4403. available. Bud CabeIl. 3225052 anytime. BUY JUNK CARS- from $10 to $10. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES CalIIn-I33lanerip.m. Woodruff'sGarden Center CATALOG OF BOOKS", Want $171 orolder Dodge Dart; alec 501 Celery Ave. Educational, Adventure, Adults, will buy any make convertibles and dozens more catagories for _______________________ Phone 323-1000. ev,ryone. FREE br stamp from 63—chinery.TooIs Intrap, Book Dept. EN, Warn., NC. MORE CASH _______________________ Gravely tractor, with mower & rotor For Wrecked or Junk tiller. Excellent condition, $9o. SI-HouseholdGoods ____________________________ _____________________________ Cars& Trucks Any year thru 1976 mOdels. 7 days KULP DECORATORS week Call collect, $61 2)31 6-EquipmentforRent ________________________________ 109W. 1st St. 332.7335 We Buy Furniture 77- j ' Reallor 332 _____________________________ Stenstrom Realty SWAP SHOP-FLEA MARKET Anov,e cars be seller or C buyer. No charge. All admItted free Come browse every SundayS to S at the Movielard Drlve.In Theatre, South 17.01. P1101W 322 "Aqua Play Center" — Trade For' Value 7O—Sp £ Trade _____________________ a _____- Req. Real Estate Broker 503W.lstSt. 323•505) or 332.0317 eyes. JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY ' Merchandise 322.2111 Alter Hrs. 332044$ M. UNSWORTH REALTY I BR, I', bath home, kitchen equipped, corner lot. ___________________ 54-Garage __ _______________________ ! ____________________ REAL ESTATE ______________________ sJ DEBARY — Beautiful I acre lots from $1,190. Only $90 down with low payments. 647.151), SACKETT INVESTMENt CallBar't 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, central H-A, carpet, convenient to down town. $163 mo. plus dep. 3231613. 3roker )ay322.117i area, Trade your equity for 3 bedroom t'.crne, aIr, on quiet sIretI near nice lake, $30,750. Call George Willi5, Realtor-Associate for information, Wm. H. Stempei Realtor wehavealarges,siotofb, white portable TV's. n to HERS'S TV, 1100 S. French, 323.' 1711, OCEAN FRONT - New Smyrna Beach, 13', 50' & tOO' lots, From $11,300. 4441011. SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP,REALTORS Oviedo country some, custom built, 2¼ acres, 4 BR, 3 baths, office, 3300 sq. ft., 3 mos. old, $5,000 equity and assume aj, gage of $33,000. Appraised $10,000. Owner, 35$.ai, 2321 Park Dr. REALTOR 3239254 3323991 ________ 32-Houses Unfurnished WILL TRADE for smaller home. 4 bdrm.,centralpleata.c,iVs old $167 month. 323-3730, JIM HUNT R'Aijy MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color TV, Air Coed., Maid Sarv. QUALITY INN NORTH I.1&SRI3I,Longwood 563-100 I BR, turn, apt., lights, water furn. Adutts only, SOS. 333.33% after I wk days. LAKE BETHEL — 'iMile lake I canal front, SO Acres. siso,ouo. Fantastic terms. $14 1011 0r547-IlIl SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP..RALy0RS CaSh 322.4132 For used furniture, appliance,, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1552 Items. Larry's Mart. 313 Sanford Ave. REPOSSESSED-) BR, brIck. $100 down. $149.1) P1, 5", pet. APR, Mos. $11,300. CRANK CON'ST.,REALTY I Planning a carport sale? Don't REALTOR5-$30.1 forget to advertise It in the want Eves. 323.3510 I ads of The Herald. Reducedfor quick sale- By Owner, Sunland) BR, I bath, heat & air, I Sewing Machine many extras. 119,900 349-5371. Singer Touch 'N Sew, with walnut 3 Bedroom, 1'', bath, central heat a, i Console, balance si.so or S payments of 5)3.30 NATION air, carpeting. Excellent con WIDE, 3391097. dilion, *22.500. 323-5516. .-_ — Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 SO per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE 78-torCycIeS ________________________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233$46or323.7110 ________________________ 65-Pets-Supplies I 195$ Honda, CS 330, 1500 Miles. Excellent cot-st., $3. 3fl-3, - AKC Doberman puppies, large & healthy, $73. Male & Female. 3227652 79-Trucks-TraIlers ______________________________ _______________________________ Kittens 1970 Chevrolet '-3 ton pickup truck, Freetogoodtsome I. bed. condition. $130. 322. 333.3372 091$daysor373-4311aftera. Domas AICC Puppies, pet and I,7I Chevrolet 4wheel drive '-s ton ShOw quality. Cropped ears & pick up truck, automatic hub. shots. SISO to $300. Terms, 345. $2300 327 1332 or 322 Sfll eves. 5740. ____________________________ at the PEGGY GUSSIE MCCHESNEY, AVON 3 Room furn. apt. Bedroom ii air. NOTICEOF ACTION I Charming older 3 BR, extra large1 KEHOE. 4300 BOULEVARD EAST, Commission Room in the City Hall Wife, Donald P. Ewalo COnditioned, $90 rim ill E. 5th St., THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO HAVE A VERY MERilY CHRIST. 372 beautiful tree.thaded yard. Large WESTNEWYORK. NEWJERSEY Gierach and Ewa P.& In the City of Sanford. Florida, a? 4255 or 3225716. Respondent. ALICE FRANCES s. THOMAS, 01053. picture window, fireplace. Estate MAS - and the money to pay for — ?: 00 O'CioCP.M.0flAUIf,st23, $175, P.O. Box NOTICIOFACTION WHOSE RESIDENCE AND sale, $33,000. Harold Hall Realty, AswornPctitionforDissaiutionof On., Fl. it. Start now — selling beautIful Sanford. adults only. toconoider theadoØlon of a Capital THE STATE OF FLORIDA: Modern MAILING ADDRESS ARE: 5705 Realtor, 332-5774. Marriage having been filed Telephon,: 3) Program. products. Make beautiful money. Snth8sei.(p4 Studio. & I BR. Air, carpet. etc., Sl51 TO: PEGGY GUSSIE Mc. Crestwood Place, Riverdale.*) regarding a request for the A $ Call 4413079 for Information. Of silo Capital Program CHESNEY, whose last known Maryland. $9 per mo up 3235019 Publish: Avg. 2,, 1115 S MOVIE: (Mon.) "My Singer with ZigZag, 5.43. _________________________ dissolution of said marriage to DEC.11 W. Garnett White shallbeavailableattheoffkeof the residence and mailing addrese is Singer with buttonhole attachment, Frisnd Flick.." Roddy YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Robert A. Taitlo. In the Circuit City Clerk for all penn desiring to Peg Real Estate Broker 3131 FellowshIp Road, Tucker, that a proceeding for dissolution ot court in an for Seminole County, 80-Aut f Sale examine the same. eneva JOHN KRIDER,ASS0C. INVITATION FOR BIDS GeorgIa. 66-"-I'Iorses Singer Golden Touch-and.$ew, Florida, ttti short marriagehasbeenfIlagaifl51y0 Forrest Greene InC. All parties in interest and citiiens ia us) ThlthSid, 101W. Commercial title of which Is: GRADING. PAVING, LIGHTING shall have an YOU ARE HEREBY Singer, Slantomatic, wand new notified that and short titi, of such matter is IN IN RE: THE MARRIAGE ardens Phone322 1551. Sanford opportunity to be a proceedIg CUSTOM BUILT- 3 BR. 2 baths. Son ol Flick..' Roddy REALTORSS30.4433 OF AND MARKING FOR TAXIWAY. 7 for Dissolution of RE: THE MARRIAGE OF JOHN W. condition. Singer'sbest ever. $265 TWO Pain? horses, I large Spirited, 1 1973 Buick Century, a;r, power ROBERTA. TANGO, Husband, and TAXIWAY 1, RUNWAY heard at said hearIng. central fleet air, family room, steefing.AMFMradiomiln Marriage Ms been filed against you THOMAS, Petition, and small 11.35 with cabinet, n with elsr. AND tack, gentle. NANCY K. TANGO, Wife, These PATROL ROAD H. N. Tamm, Jr. ALICE Move In Patio fireplace, in gorgeous Mayfair. and that Petitioner, RICHARD FRANCES 8. TV'S from 42 1045. Reasonable. 323-3-aU presents command you to appear BR mobile home, furnished, SIlO () • 4 THOMAS, Rispon. City Cle of the 2 BR, block, family rm., freshly AT mc. FRANKLIN MCCHE$NEy, sess dent, and these presents command SANIOROSEWINGCENTER and file your Answer or Of her s-'.,. City of Sanford, 1,2,3 BuickStationWagon • I painted, nice neighborhood, large \iia SANFORD AIRPORT Other relief against you, 301E.lst St. Downtown you to densivi appear an pliadingi an further, in.) Flor tile your Answer Uvestock.potjfl,'y PflIIl;ps55tat BudreomApti, oak I fruit trees. See to believe SANFORD, FLORIDA AND, you Call Santord's Sales Leader are BR 322.9afl home, unturnlshed. $120 mo. what required to appear orotherdetenseo, pleading answer and pleading, If any, Publish Aug., 1976 with mu . 9th&Frenctt Ave. Joal $19,900 ______________________________ Moi and file your Answer or other Clerk of Qulet, One Story Saaled Proposais for the fur. DEC.13 HALCOBLERTREALTY yo have to Husband's request for LAKESIDE CirC it Court in and for i defenseor pleading wIth the Clerk of Seminolethe () ce( in Pigeons, plain & fanices, racing, Leasea Datsun incIudingZcari all labor, materIals, Kitchen Equipp,d County. Florida. and serve * SINGER FUTURA equitable dielslon of the real servIces and equipment for APARTMENTS BATEMAN REALTY - PROFESSIONAL homers, &showstock.373_ i,, ro. George Eves3fl ISa7or3fl.0612 nicks. For information call Bill theCircuipCourtinandinole a co thereof on PetItioners A1IIYT ME Aduft.FamiIy at Peg. Real SERVICES NOTICE Estate Broker s. ,.a CIa,...'. Ii....,, •-.-. nuw ror . -OroPertyownedbyRok,flAang0 Grading, Paving, LIghting and County, Florida, Jnd serve a py torney, Large 1 £2 Bdrm, Wnd. ie ".y or jac Mink. IJt.IJ1I. and Nancy K. Tango as tenants by Marking ROGER L. BERRY. Of 76355.SanfardAve. Multiple ListIng Service • TI' $400. thereof on Needs for Taxheay 2, Taxheay Petitioner's attorney, BERRY & FULLER. P.O. braw,r someone to 4 Furnished or 0.1.. entrety located at Unfurnished 68-Wanted to BUy In accordance with the 1971 Dodge Swinger, power. air, 0739 eves. 373 7613 Mr. Executive 2500 Marshall Runway 1$.35and assume balance. $196.50. or pay REALTORS 256$ Park State of TERRENCE WILLIAM ACKERT, 0, Sanford, Florida 32771, in or Avenue and 117 West 'd Street, SCLUB ROOM CE S From automatic, V I. original owner. CF OUR Sanford Aliort Patrol Roedat thi Floe,da's CoItant's Competitive Esquire. Suite 304, Attamonte before the ?h day 5)2.30 mo. Free home trIal. Will A.cceptlng applications on 6 new of August, 1976. Low priced 3 BR. in beautifully POOL' Excel. Cot-sd. 162 0325 LS will be received Negotiations Act, theCounty, CountyAltamonte Centre, 251 Maitiand Avenue, or PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy • 'dRi' traat Call Bil at 39 307 Sanford, Seminole County. Florida. the Sanford Airport Authority atm,by Commission Of Seminole SprIngs, town house homes, large) BR, 2'. otherwise a default will be en shaded Pinecrest. Fenced yard. . Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell ., .Lake Mary. 3 BR. near lake. and being PartIcularly office ot the Director of Aviation, Flor will consider (F (F AS THE described baths, carpet. central air, 2 car 3210), tered agalnf you. as more folio: $21,500. Harold Hall Realty, JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and for 30 Pct commission. Free Pick a W fireplace, fruit trees. 3 lots, Sanford Airport, Sanford, Florida NO DEPOSIT a on or before the 7h day of August, garage, formal dining, plus __ 30. WITNESS my hand and Official '1] Models. Call 373 $S70 or $34. coniufling firm for professional Block 20. DREAMWOLD until 10:00 AM. Realtor, 323 5774 Ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p rn . 520.000 6 530.000. 373.727k. IPS, or 1505 W. 25 August 30. otherwise St. NO LEASE private patio. Water & lawn a default will be Seal of the Clerk of the CirIt Court CD (Thurs. ordy) AT fl FOURTH SECTION, according loGs Dealer). at services for the Solid Waste entered against you. Sanford 322 2270 the plat thereof as recorded US to which time all Proposals1115 will be Management Element of the maintenance furnished. $275 mc. flfl the lMh day of July, 1915. REQUIRED WYNNEW000- 3 BR, family SOUTHSEMINOLEG000TERMS publicly opened and read aloud. nford, • lWITNESS my hand and official (Seal) CALLBART REAL ESTATE, 322. — Wa?ltedtobuyusedoffcefurfl,tu 1972 tI Camino V-I, automatIc, page n, ot the Puic Seminole County Comprefsenjv, CLOSE room, range, refrig, large lot. OUT- New Hotpoint (F FAyu Any Quantity. NOLL'S The work for which Proposals , seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court 119$. w' steering. 5151$ Records of Seminole County, Cassel t Highway 17.9 Sanfo Arthur H. Beckwlth. Jr. Nice and clean $20,500. plan, $elces to be performed on a Washers, 1$ lb. capacity. Req. $317 lovited consists Of: 2w on this lh day berry, Hwy. 17.97 of July, 1915. Florida." Clerk of the Circuit Court SPANISH STUCCO WHE EL RANCH OF SANFORD jr4 Across shofl.term basis include, but From Ranch with trade. White they last, iust . — 322.2090 Schedule S-Grading, may (Seel) Paving and not be and CD () RHINO l mane iii 1007 By: LIllian T. Jenkins limited to. an evaluat NEED A HOME?- $100 down Striking California Contemporary $275 with trade. 34-?/bile Homes of MarkIng (Taxiway I and Runoay the ROBSON MARINE Arthur H. BeckwIth, Jr. russ.) NA () FAMLY "Lot5andtheNa Deputy Clerk llfeatof Lot 1135) cuenf Solid Waste Transfer payment to qualified bu;et'. 3 DICK'S APPLIA?4CES on corner lot with pine trees. cedar 792$ Hwy 17-92 1944 Olds 412. new tires, runs good, 7, Block S. Tie,- 7. E. R. TRAF. Clerk of the Circuit Court FOCt ROGER L. BERRY BR. I', baths, central heat, 26)7 S. French, 322-7651 Sa$ioflandLaIIlfatlaod shade shingles, cathedral roof, Schedule 3- Lighting Dy: Linda M. Show 322.59$) beSt offer. 3235021 after 5 p m. FOR5 MAP OF SANFORD, ac BERRY 5 FULLER FISHERMEN CANOEIST of Runway management situation, an refurbiShed. (F,OOO AS low aS tii,000. AMlD 15-35 analysis Unusual Split deSign with gracious and Taxiway I Deputy Clerk cording to the phI thereof as P.o. Drawer 0 . N ce 7 BR. free boat moorege. KEPIMORE WASHER. parts, of 1965 Dodge Dart. 7dr., AT, Air, good and short-run foyer & garden area Ott each Schedule We Buy Furniture 230 Grading, PavIng, alter. TERRENCE WILLIAM ACKERT. Sanford, Florida 32771 recorded In Ptat Book 1, Pages discount at our marina 37) £301 or service, used machines. natives available for improvements ___________________________________ Condition, $400 cash Firm. 332 room. 3 BR, 7 bath, family room, E. (7) 5 UE WITT REALTY throuojs 64, of the Public Records of Ligtoinq and Marking (Ta*heay 2) DAVE'S 3239370 Attorneys for Pet,tlor _____________________________ 327 4410 MOONEY APPLIANCtS 323 0697 recommendat 0531 alter S p in addresaing many extras Only 529,v00 Way Schedule 5- Patrol Road Attorney (A) (I) n€ ouo.io Seminole County, FlOrida." Publish: July 19, 2 Aug. 7,9, 1916 Peg. Keal Estate Broker 321 06.10 rates, recordkeeping, route.design, Suite 301,for Petitioner below appraised value Call today. Bidders with the Altamonfe Centre must submit proposals for equipment and 2 BR. Lake Mary on 2'-' acres, 322 2741 Clerk of the Crciait Court In all of DEn 7] LIGHT 323 7595 322 0779 manpower. the above schedules on the 251 Maltland Avenue private land. 5130 my 1A,tS Clitt Jordan, Realtor and for Seminole Cwntv. Fln,l,5. (I) i ir i I:.-.. PICYlTlflUtau. - .. ...... . w.rin rQ oe PTOPOIiI Forms Altamorde and serve a copy tt...eot Fovided, Springs, Florida 37701 NotIce i$her,bygIv1 I am considered are requested to suitmit I TsopeflodandIee.,, _____________________________ MAKE AN OFFER Publish: July 19, 35, Aug. 2,9, $175 engag, in business at 100 SprIngs Husband's attorney, Jack T. Sanford Airport Authority qualIfication data and other per. DES-n 5 (Tuss.) WE LEN '$Q Lonowood Laketront, 3 BR. 2 Bridges of Cleveland, Mu and reserves the rIght to award a con- tlnent infot-matlon OreamwotdKeautiful 3 br.. '. Boulevard, Long*Ond. 32750. to Mr. William I __________________________ MADE THE P.I'.ES (fl'i,i*.) bath, central air, carpeted, i Bridges, Past OffIce Drawer , tract for Schedule 2. Schedule 3 and Kercner, County Planner, Seminole Seminole County, Florida, Under the bath. 3 yrs young, in a quiet EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU I ).schedule2,3andl,khedule2,3,i Hut garaqe, vacant 575,500 Adjoining JlE(p4.()NovA(p4 fictitious chtson Ocean front Apts., 339 S. Saniord.Fida3n1I,onorbee fle9hboqhood Close to afl. Loan County Courthouse, Sanford, INTHECIRCUITCOURTOi name of SPRINGS I or and Sor the 14th day for any other combinit of Florida, 32771, tktrnt iot. also available. 647 5969 I Atlantic. Daytona Bead. Call assumption poss lbie. of September, 197$, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. REALTY, and that, I intend to S MAY8EY no later than August JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY * schedules, Only one contract will be o, 1gm. otherwise a default will be ente cu Mn P U HutchisOi'i, 377 4Q33 IN AND FOR SEMINOLE regIster Said name wetci the Clerk CRANK CONS'T REALTY 300 Plo qualifying $993 dn.. spacious, 3 II awarded. against you ttse Circust Court, Seminole County, COUNTY, FLORIDA. REALTORSS30 6061 Mike Hatfaway, (7) 5 momERn 0nandatt.rAu.t.. BR. 7 bath, den. fruit trees, heat, I ,, , ,uii iv. vc,. JiJ Jiiv ' usairman ,. riurIua in accordance with the air. $239 mo. 337634$ plans, spqcificatand other FME.Y FICIAL SEAL of the Clerk FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND provis the Real Estate I I of the Board of County Corn. Fictitious Name Sanford's newest residential neighborhood HARTWELL AVE.(5) GEPERALpipff,tj Circuit Court, on this 5th day ot contract documents may be LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LARGO, Statutes, To-Wit: Section 56.309 Like new home, zoned commercial. mis$ionecs — Aluminum Siding examined at Home Improvements August, the office of the Publish Aug. , Pest Control 5 (lAin.) A Sn' WrTH lOidif Ideal office. 521.500. Harold Hail I Plaintitt, Florida Statutes 1937. OirectorofAvlatlov..,orattheoffic, DEC.13 (SEAL) Watch It Grow I)') 41-I . ,._. uses 5: Wallace E. Downt. R3ty. Realtor, 3235771. (%d5,a,ajj •.L.•..I '.01101. . P A Dn.lriirses, U,is,,iaae I CIri Cover your home with alum c.rowder 6. sm -T IJUU wueu •uuuuj IlW & Arthur H. Bekwith, Jr. P1L F. ATIdISSON. et u*.. — Owner S ES .TW(EDO Siding & SOIlil System AlSo Interior, Exterior Ptastering, Why rent' Own a 3 bedroom, 2 bath By Owner- Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath I Associates, Inc., 1013 Salzedo Street, ./N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ART BI4UWP4 PEST CONTROL Clerk of the Circuit Court Publish: Aug. 3,, 16, 73, 1976 Delendants Coral Gables, Florida 3)115. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Rooting Gutters 20 yrs Eup Preempted Friday for homewith central heat Lair, wall Plaster 2542 Pirk Drie home Patching By: Cherry Kay Travis in Sanlord. central heat and & Simulated DEC 2 NOTIcIOFACTION Eagle Sidin Co 151 9563 Complete documents may be ob. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE to wail carpets, privacy wall I air, wall t wall carpet, separate FROM Brick & Stone Specialty. 372-vso. ms M 32 U6S Deputy Clerk RI ALTORS. Fe TO: CARL F. ATKISSON 20? 25th ST. I Pained from either around rear the office Of the yard, COUNTY, FLORIDA. In MILILTIPLE LISTING SERVICE NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR dining room, I6'xlô' family room. ACK T. BRIDGES, of urban -_________________________ RESIDENCEUNKNOWN Dirçtor of Aviation, or Bristol, CIVIL ACTION NO. 16-1342.CA.ge Suburban loCOtlon. for OAly LEVELAND, MIZE & All Pat-lies claiming sverss$1 THE VACATING, ABANOONING garage. targa fQncd yard, . VA Flnancing.Nothing Down • FHA WANT TO SF.L1 3:15 by, UNTRYCLUBMANOR. 2 BR, i $23,500 Call dto see it today, Chi, Crowder & Aisoclates, Inc., Dlv, ES RIDGES DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING beautiful shade trees, 16'ul6' YOUR HOME? throisajs, under or against CARL F. (5) GEPERAL HO6PTAL. alt, cent-al neat & air. 515.000 Insulation payment of a deposIt In the SALVATORE PEDONE and ROSE Plumbing ttorneys for Husband workshop or Outside game room. Buying a new home" Moving to an ATKIS5ON and to all parties having OF EASEMENTS A . Down Conventlonal5% hew ns peflod arid amount of SIxty ($60.00) Dollars PEDONE. his wife, D&J TO WHOM Realty oct Office Drawer Z I, and assume loan apartment' orcIaimlngtohaveaflyrig,,,0, IT MAY CONCERN each set. IR, I bath, $15,500 Payment for Plans and YOU WILL PLEASE anford, Florida BEST PRODUCT 3:30 Plaintlifo, Interest in the real property herein Phone 321 0303 Get some actiOn with a Herald OEST PRICE TAKE oI Contract Documents must be REALTORS 671 3900 ublith Aug. 9, 16, 23, 30, IllS Free Estimates-24 Hours classified ad We'll help you wit described NOTICE thof the City Council of Homesready for your inspection (FcCMATcHG*AE 21H'UP REPAIR SERVICE madq by Check or money order JOSEPH PAUL PEDONE MLILLET LAKE PARK- 7 BR, i DELTONA-- 1st area, clOse to EC $2 THERMOTEK,$3l 392 an ad that will bring fast sate. and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ReasonabteRates l.300'clock and imrn.liate occupancy paya b aft, concrete biock '.lassIfied Ads to "The Sanford Airport PATRICIA A. YASTE, as joint Canal front will I BR, pm 2 family always room. Oflthe give you that an action to forectose a mo,. 3QIhdayofA0gj 1976, CALL 322 2611 Cash Bais 323 01i' Authority", Cash will not be ac IC t s.o.000 more. . tenants with rigtst of survivorship, centr.t heat & air conditioning On Much, Much More than gage on the following real peoperty in the City Council Chambe Room Cepted. Thisdeposifwiliberetun,,,ed and BARtlETT SANK OF WINTER YOU expect. nice corner lot at me City Hall In Casselberry. Asking $30,500 Land Clearing AND THINk A MINUTE ii Sanford Ave.,4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. In Seminole County, Florida: only to Bidders submitting a formal PARK NA, HA TOILL AREA- 2 BR trailer & FiorIdawiIIhOldapubIlc hearing to Ctassitie AMERICAN SPIDERS Ad ddnt work Beauty Care Lot 21. Block "E", Proposal, upon receipt Of unused 6bin combination. on canal, DYNAMIC PROPERTIES NORTH consider and determine FOR INFORMAtION CONTACT Defants, th,r woulOn? be an I ORLANnn 0DA,w?s.m.r nr 'I Hardwick. _____________________ I,, JL'.liupf i S. V turn. $11,000 not the City will vacae. NOTICO OF SUIT of atan'j'• C&A BackHoe Service later fnas ten (10) days after date of TO: JOSEPH PAUL PEDONE Dettona. $444611 I Kish Real Estate UNIT I, according to the plat discontinue, close, renounce and D A I S81 AR A BOG PT WY ART thereof TOWERS BEAUTY SALON as openingottne Proposals. record,,) in Piat Book 17, disclaIm any rIght of the City and AND CIear.ng. Ill drt. Cily. rock : to'merly Harriett's Beauty Nook) No qualifying, pay equity, assume Page79.PuhlicRKoOfSemlnole This Contract is subject to 5(0 Sewing PATRICIA A. YASTE M L,H A S K C A 0 A N I A Alt hinds of digging Housetralers BUILDER.DEVELOPER H Phepvbllcinand to the following "SERVICE BEYOND 574? 5195 First. 332 mortgage 4 County, Florida, BR. 1' -i baIts. Provisions established by the 32i7832 Whose residence easements running through stored and mOved 322 9143. ____________________________ TlE CONTRACT" R has been filed against you garage, gold carpet. Close to Secretary of Labor, and sublect to a 0 L L S I I i. i R R ii unknown you decrlbed Properly to wit A L 0 B Ev'ES 322 1517 or 372 0617 are requr to serve a copy and I schools. 2230257 after 5.30 LONGWOOD of your Alterations. Dress Making. Drapes, Lovely corner mInimum wageratesestablls,...4 by YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ESTERSOPI LAND CLEARING B I That certain Ii foot wriflendefenseLif the Secretary of Labor. R I N G L U K B A C S 0 R I utility Upholstery 322 0707. —_-_... withlargeshadeoaktreeinfr ' that an action to foreclose a visor. den Home Improvements any toltonvan easement running along Bulldong. Eicavating. Ditch woik _____________________________ QUIET AREA Berg, the nor Sack yard stockade fencing Quiet No proposal may be wIthdrawn tgage has been liled against ANK Gay & Burke, PA,, at theastefly bolJndary Fill dirt, top sOil. 2 3 BR redecorated house, lots 01 322 SIC BULAI W N N H I S B A WANT TO SELL of Lot7, Block — -neighborhood. after the schedule closing time for and you are required to serve a you, c.nvenlent to Office Box copy Post Florida 32502, and793, Orlando, 2. HEFTLEI HOMES ORLANDO kit then cabinets, eating bar, new YOUR HOME! the receipt of Proposals for a period Of your written defenses, If shopping Good cabinet space its ' AR S I S C I W F H W R any, to it with carpeting, new roof, central heat C E SHEPHERD file the original SECTION ONE, according to the Buying a new home? Moving to an of ninety ('0) days. kitchen Range, Refrigerator, On JOHN A. BALDWIN, Baldwin & styled the Clerk of the above- iat Paintinç. Remodeling. General Landscaping & and large fenced bach yard thereof as re_or, US Plt Book I R N C apartment? The Sanford .lrport Authority Dlkeou.AttorneylsatLow,High. court on or before September Decorator wall paper. . Doubie C A K B I A R ) Pep.r Calf 371 5175 Approx 52.000 dOwn, $115 morith 13. Pages SandS, carport, patio. Metal Storage Public Records of reserves the rights to waive any aay 17 12. Fern Park, Florida Lawn Care ins oti5 a judgment Seminole County, Florida, which Price $21,500 Owner. 3230527 may be Get me action with a Herald shad Witl sell FHA 3 BR. 2 bath. entered aglnst you for he laid Roof Repiirs. Carpetitry. Painting, ____________________________ tot lrn 'S Ihe common lot line CIIUitied ad. Well help you write Proposals, or /.//' 179.900 10 Home Repairs. Cuttering. Cement re-adueftiSe COUNTRY CLUB MANOR7 BR. the above-styled IIGV0WE court at the A KA RAN Proposals, I' i5 tt *ffl bnu1'5 Aiowing. edging, trimming, weeding 5 / work. Free estlnsafts 13) 5467 family room. Screened porch, big Seminole County Courthouse, 1.01 3. BlOCk 2 of and fertilizing Free estimates said HEFTLER WOODED WONDERLAND- Newly CALL 322 2611 C C U B L A C I E All Proposals must be Sobmifted Sanford, Florida. on or fenced back yard. utility building —________ RR A E i Phone j23 of HOMES ORLANDO SECTION before as set form in the Proposil August 24th, 197$, Otherwise painted? story, 3 BR home with a Central Heat & Air Conditioning. A bargain at $17,500 323 0176 a saidcourton July 79th, l's. ONE; 1 (SEAL) YB0LAESREBSKN£IKCWU For tree estimates. call Carl Requirements and conditions 2nd kitchjn and balh upstairs for ludgment may be entered against EXPERT LAWN CiRE That certain Ii loot utility SANFORD- Leaving area, must Htri at SEARS in 5aS'G 322 lhe "independent" in the family A Payment Bond in a sum equal to you tot- the Arthur H. Beckwitt. Jr rree Service CCKIR Mowing, Edgng. Trmm.ng W I R R I I R E S C H B I Clerk of the Circuit Court rasern,sI Cunning along the south too per cent of th, amount of tte Complaint. relief demanded in thi 1711. Set ona large. private lot. All this sell Spotless ISP, I, baths, split rl.'esterly boundary of Los Estimates. Free Prionei73 contract pluS more br plan, central By: Jean E W,lke only air & heat, big 126.900 awarded 17921 3. Block 2. will be requlr. ARNRICS S0 .N Trash Hauled, LawnCar, THIS NOTICE shall be Published E RA HEFTLER HOMES ORLANDO DePuty Clerk screened porch. . large private A Performance Bond in a sum OnCe eaCh Hauling week for four (I) ConGoltgamegonetopoI?SeIlttsoseold LUMBERJACk'S TREE SERVICE SECTION ONE, accordir3 t Publish Aug I A U A 8 0 K B R CHARM PLUS) fenced yard. mature landscaping ) Spacious and eQuaito 00pel. centof ,heam,fltof Secutive weeks in the 2, 5, IS, 73, I97 IllS H (3 I. i F10 0 3727543 Evening DEC14 clubs witt?a CtMSitlid ad. Call 337.1 Tree ?rrnminç 3. removal Fr thereof as Phat stately l FHAorvAterms,Iowdown Only story. Refurbished recorded in Plat Book the contract awarded will be Net-aid, Sanford, Florida. I). Pages S 4'SfmCte% I CeflSfd I. inSured 2611 or $319993. B I K C N B I A R 0 0 0 P A R I I K V required. with quality $23,000 Call Phyllis Capponi. i Getplentyof prospects. Advertise workmanship and 6, Pubii Records of H OM ES of DISTINCTION WITNESS my hand and seal of $427197 A Bid Bond or Certified Check In said Court on this 15th Seminal, County, Florida, which FICTITIOUS NAME throughout. Four fireplaces I Realtor Assoc . After Hr. $31 p your proouct or service in the natructloqts: hidden wordjjy appear WAYNE J LENNOX & ASSOC. day of July, laid lot line l the common lot La'9e WOOdCO Lots Notice is hereby given that we atFRICKE & FRICKE the amount 01$ percent of th Total 1976. 1123 Large rooms, Formal dining Classified Ads. heck. line e Turigrass Consultng Seriie ward, up, down or dlIgon3iiy, Find cacti föu' Sewori ASSOCIATES INC. REALTOR PIt-Cd Streets room Only 127.500' engaged inbuslri,51 at 1 and 'oux it In. wilt fhe noriheesferly boundary of Amount Bidrnustbesubminedwlth (SEAL) Elm Ave. Lot 7. Block 2 of said S,dewltk% Sanfo.is, Seminole Carpentry, Remooeainq. Actd.løn. Golf Courses. Ball F'etds, La*n Well Drilling Street Ligh's ,. ea:h Proposal. HEFTLER County, Florida, Arthur H. Beckwitt, Jr. 373 4079 for more nfo MLS REALTORS I Custom Work L'cen. BOnd The award of this Conlract will be HOMES ORLANDO SECTION under Ihe fictitious name of Clerk of Bolas the Circuit Count Orb Weaver Tarantula ONE ST.JOHNSREALTY' 'eeesfmate 373 KRAYOLA upon the receipt of a , By Linda N Show KOLLEGE nd that we IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY ....... b1..i,, LIlA.,... PA..A._ r... a,..... ... -1')LAAAl I I -,, u,,, wrer tram Inc Federal U isi ocvr..r n uuw ri roie INTERESTED MAY Deputy Clerk i rap-uoor U AELLS D'L..ED. PUMPS Painting Aviation AdministratIon and the JOHN A. BALDW1P4 of Clerk 04 the Circuit Court, Seminole APPEAR AND BE HEARDAT THE I Have Some camping equipment you Days 3226171 ___________________________________ SPRINkLER SYSTEMS .;:::cH .------. I G County, Florida In O((Orde,.., with TIME AND PLACE ABOVE Bs11ica iICiition of ttie Grant Offer by tte Shamrock i iger Turret USC' SIll 1 ll 1 willS a Jfl Baldwin I Dikeu AlItypw",anjsj Sanford Airport Authority. SPECIFIEO. I in Classi'ied Ad Tr.e Herald Cait Provisions o Ille Fictitious Altorneys at Law We repa,, arid %ryice Barking SI '1k Wolf Name Sanford Airport Authority Cit'1 Councii of 127 74 1 or $31 9993 arid a trendly A 1 Pi.ntrij StatIes To Wit: Secto,', 500 Highwiy 1797 Brt,',h iQII. 5pr3 LAKE MARY- 3 BR home on I', STINE MACHINE & .r—wiie Homes •-1' Canetberry, lorida J.S.'Red"Cl.y.iaild will helP Quait AQrk Reasnati res f: ,, Fn Park, Florida 37730 Noodles acre waterfront site, large trees, ________________________ I Ill W lth Sanford. SUPPLY CO V viavion "v "an MCLain avi W Hawthorne t'ree es!m,t. Attorney for Plintjft 327 ?11 O.l '. 2nd St plenty Of privacy. $54,300 6.122 PubIlit Aug. 9, 191$ City Ci.rk Dqtra .i. BoeIon ISYR FHFSNANCtP4G Ljjonj RemodeI1 PubIIL's July 19, 25, Aug. 3, 9, 197$ DEC44 (SEAu ________________________________________________________ PublIs Aug 7, 9, 1$, 23. 197s HOMES Forrest Greene, Inc. DES-Il _________________________________________ GREGORY MOBILE DEC.13 Pubt,t Aug 9 3503 Orlando Dive $30 6533 REALTORS DEC 47 323 s..i in s.cc Repossession & Lay-Away Machines - - - '' _- si,000 & *ptments _______________ ' 67- -------'-------__,._ J 322-2420 --- .-- * _._ _._ - SH -- _ _ (P.fortj "The Mummy's Curs,." Lon Disney, P.1st Di,. (55W) l044.uss) 'e e Of ' (I) MOV1E Rh Bny W9Iiwi Gargmn. (Wed.) "Th. Tisti - k&rs Ni Iso b'gue. Osla Lugoal, Slt*soy (flss.) F(B)1(F)..Ri. ------------------------------------. - ,,,, FRI. £ SAT. U II}I /I _________________________ ______________________ - - - ' MID-N ITE SHOWS ON I _________________________ ..- a. KARATE FEATURES SAT. & SUN, s .BUSINESSDIRECTORY ____________________ SANOR _____ _______ Get some .,,tu,.' win a Herald classified .'ll hrlp you write that will tiring last sale. CALL 122-2611 it you're in the business of buBd1ij your busines. . . USC the Claulfhed Ads often. Sanford- 3 bedroom, 7 batti, den, dining I living room. Fenced, Nice neighborhood with pool and letwils courts available, $2000 down and assume $33 090 tgage. 3735303, 13" ColOr IV 5)09 173 3530 after P" J GALIT (1) MIKE DOU.,A5 Sø Mka Douas Ni I'icly*ood. (RI ____ 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT 3300 Mellonville WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment' DELAND -IS Acres, S mm. from ntown Zoned Inobile home sub division. $110,000 cash. ____________________________ (.4) _____ 31—Apartments Furnished ____________________ - 3SaiParkOr ........$70 I&2liMobileHomes Adults-No pets Rig. Real Estale Broker 13th St. — '1 35 _______ sd Cio.A." (85W) Telephone Sollcits Needed Immediately, telephone Solicitors, 900d phone voice a musl. Call 321 0421. __________________ Lake Mary- clean 5 pllvate, I bedroom furnished apt, 1 mate, no pets. 333.2530, IdyItwII$3,o 131St-no. BR, 3 baths, tlrepface, beautiful interior with all extras. 3771104. TAFFER REALTY " (F CE L OOH Guesfofok, Plant 5 Craft Shop * For Sale, very roosnj.Jble WAiTER-.. Great boos Phon,3fl 7577 X ________________________ ___________________ RATERSome insurance heckgroun you need for tt'osi big ones with a CHEF- Must be sharp want ad. X ____________________ COSMETICIAN.... Experienced RentaI X WAITRESS- Evening shift _________________________ X x-Apartments Uithirnistwd MECHANIC_. Experienced in farm _____________________ _______________________ equipment ___________________ __________________ x DUPLEX- FurnIshed or un furnished, LIVE.iN HOUSEKEEPER Ideal location. Reasonable rent 355.3721. -WE SELL SUCCESS_________________________ 201 Comm,qcjI 2 Bedroom, kitchen equipped, up. 333.$)i ----. stairs, private entrance. $15 mo Si'terfer5yroIdhoy$$.305, $50 security dip. 3fl570). _____________________ 1.301,24 varied days a wk Pinecrest area. Start Sept. I 373. ApIs. Unfurn. Spacio 152 BR. all electric, calm kitcp,ers. Dish. washer, shag carpet, air, plenty Expanding sales business needs From $)SQ. Exclusive Vorking partners. No invettment, area. Mgr. 3227113. — 41-H ____________________________ 5 CAPTAIN IOO 900 SHow -. - f 8w aicn Of p(p4 5 JIMMY SWAGOART Christian Day School has opening Truck Driver- recent Mobile hOrn, ior aV S yr. Olds for feH elperlenc, necessary P40 Semester. Tuiticn, $25 mo. Call need apply. Call Tom Srooli, 332 Lutheran Church of Redeemer, $270. 322 3333 or Mrs. Martin, 322 eioi or I - Mrs. Holcornb. 3221327. LIv...in houSekeeper, watch 12 &is Yr. oId. Salary, private room & "° Pool. Permanent. 3flu)o _9-Good ThflD to Eat __________________ CLASSIFIED -1 ADS ARE SLACK 5, PEAS, you pick, new patch. Blac 1 WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. eyes, Purple hull 5, Cucum. -________________ On N. Oregon Ave., 3 Miii N. SR Full time RN. day shift, nursing homee*erionceprefefr,d.APpl, ló.iustwestotl.4&lMi.W.ol _nford. 3223140. in person to Lakeview Nursing Center, SI E. 2nd St • Sanford, ____ _________________ 18--Help Wanted Nurses: RN's I, LPP4's, Alde. Aid _____________ companion. Needed immediately 2S034. TAXI DRIVERS Eeperlced auto mechanic needed. Yellow Cab. 201 S. Park Ave Eicellent working conditions. Sanford Apply in person to Ad Grindivs ______________ — Wheel Ranch. Hwy l7., Sanford Need cure money? Can you work a __________________ couple of hours In he evening? Live in housekeep.,, to care for Call 3fl15i3. semlinvalld man. Lake Mary. 373I30. LEASING AGENT For apartment Complex In Sanford. Saturdays 2ts ___ am, to 5p.m. and as needed. __________ __________ Experience preferred Send resume to P.o. Box 1,11 Lake Area Distributor for Rand McNally Mary, Fla. 3fla. Road Maps — Booming Business — per cent protit. Service Co. _________ estab. accls. - No Selling. In vestment $2,300 $17,500. Secured. _____________ Send name, address, phone 1 3 references - Personnel Mgr., ')'OLR lITTlE FEE .4(;py NAMCO. 3751 Dresden Rd., Sham, Ala. 352)0. 2039345754 __________________ LEGAL SECRETARY_ Will train _________________________ right pero, SAN MO PAnIc, 1, 7, i traiterapts. Aduttifamlly perk. Weekly. 331$ Hwy 17.01, Sanford. 3331530. ' (F GOOD MOR NI NO he 31-Apartns Fumod _______ ________ i ARi b ____________________ J J CE (. o) I DREAM OF JEAIE (F PARSy (F SRS8AE (7) UUAS. YOGA NC YOU (F SRIJ 65 CE DALY DONAL esa S HARVEY S PWFPEOPLE 4. '. B) to RA S Muas: lOng of (Tues.) "Beauty and the JEAANIE iod) PROA IN WAON (n.) D1ONi (F DALY )ARD ____ (2) , SLlY or 'iso lBr1 fl0II.j daseic i me ii utto ss to a Y 1)EA. edi S , law, (I) LErSACSA,. (1) s" lno, Pv, ' (F MATQI (4) .l iaii. .. CD (F 322.2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS Orkndo - Winter Pork 831-9993 DEADLINES CE CE (F CE CI) ABC S C S • CLASSIFIED ADS ' tox I C I IM TNI i1H5 COVET .:_ NOTICE OP INDIPPI SALE SlMiOiS COUNTY, PtORIDA holed ISNIRulY GIVEN thof wUs aat OSATI DIVISION • MIsTEPI PIOGEPIR ___ tucun,,, issued out PUONIOCD DIvIsM. tow n.j wol of me Circuit • QW NC FPIECO I* lOt lSlS ' Orit,s County. Floride, upono Pktal _______ ___________________ ELIZAUTH A. MIRTAN. . rondst., In me a*sald memd.yo,AI4as,,A.o. "° TES CE CE NOTICIOP (I) OPCE ____ SPIff ADMINISTRATIOI, CD • E& SiFéti (F i OPIFF1N IJslile Credit COfOtIfiQfl, Imrustim.s........uca line TO ALL PERSONS NAVINS n Jerry Lee Clwl$Iipfiir nd ethru2Stlmes . . .3lca line CLAIMS 01 DIMAND$ AAINSV CE ____ ____ _____ __ ew,,y s. cwstop,... Defendint. Oil AM. - 531 P.M. 2tlmis .............2lca line All CI) ( •fem4 of Cutiofl OTNIR PUNI INrnInID MONDAY thru FRIDAY CELEIflITY (12.O0MINIMUMCHAROE), •bFAMLY s doliVorsd to me ss INT$Il$7AT12 SATURDAY l.Noofl 3 LInes Mimum county, Fisrld. .n YOU ARE HENIiy NOTIFIED S OCU II upon the t011ln thai of me CE _____ estate desaibid erty owned by Jerry of (I) S MY S ILIZASITH A. MIRTAN, Lee Christaphir, said PrapOrty o FOR. delnd.PiloNUffib.?7Cp,ii iI. (51W) SIfflIllOIS COuntY. plfldlfl, lii me Circuit Court for Florida, Noon The Doii Before Publicotion (1) GMS1 Seeninnte County, Pisda. bote ___nmore toiio.particularly A&p •2 me idruss of wNch is CE H ST ,,, 44 Sundoy- Noon Froy S I SemInole County Courthos,, No. 2E34H111071, TillS t. S11 ____________________________ Sanford. Florida. The persona, being s*Id CI) GILLIGAN'5 ISLAND I1 of Aflamonfe Garee, represantaslys nt me (5I (2) IStite 1$ in Aitomonte Springs, Florida 32201_____ -_____ . ________ ________________ Jesaph T. Morton, Si$4J(i STORYBOOK and Thu ______________________________ relgseFlorida, SQU Shirill S TPE ECTC CaM. -P sofa Drive. Orlando, Florid.. Saminole cnty, Il of £ ip4 __________________________ Thi name Ifid Iddr$ of till P CE CE 11:00AM onthe21tt ofAuguif, ____________________ sonal ruprSIs.tative's attOrney ore &o. ltia. offer for sale and WI to 5 (F i:e1 DA forth ew. , S. &30 Eweveen Cemetery. LOST - Mel, light brown All Pinons having claims or me hhhst bidder, for cash, subJed 3 5$ tor the 3.0. teeny and all (I) S PEWS PekIngese, vicinity W. 11th St.. of ti TIQUES (Tue..) ERICA demands aslinsi the estate ________ V. McDon 1pl St. West, Front (West) Door 0 Sat. July 31. REWARD. 3232513 or me Seminole (Thin.) MV4 (Fit) tIER PIa., 33307. _________________________ 373 4151 requIred, WITHIN THREE County Courthouse In Sanford, ___________________ ____________________ MONTHS FROM T9IISS THE DATE CI) flEW.Y _I I 4 OF Florida, 1k, above described por. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF , '71 Thunderbird Chrome LOSTS PtOERT i ieo prpo.y. THIS NOTICE, to file wirn me clerk 4-PerSOnals spoke wheel cover. Reward. 322 • ma silo , . . of the above court C Writtin ftfy i..- to __________________ the termsis of said WrIt of S TPE LOPE RANGER _________________ ______________________ statement of any claim or demand Exe 1I6 they may hove. Each claim must be AU VOd TROUBLED? Coil Toll If this Is the day tO buy a niw car, H , I. Polk, Free, 544.2027 for "WI Care" in wrItIng and must Indicate the st,op todays want ads for the best (F (F S thorlf I 'Hf line," Adults or Teins, _______________________ besis ___________________________ me claim, me name ______________ buys. SeminOle County, Florida . eddram of the creditor or his agent PlisJl: Aug. 2,0, 15, 33. 1075 Busy parents need a live.ln LIgal Notic or attorney, and the amount DEC.10 LOST: Femle Cocker. creem, Aft.rnoon h.ikeipet' 5 Nina,? school age haIred, "Floisli". Noor tif & claimed, U me claim is nil yet dvi, thildren. Lovely home. Room, Itco the date when ft will become ,, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING boant, French. Reward. 332.0105 after salary. 422.2313. (2) (F II FICTITIOUS NAME 511111 be statid. If mu claIm is FOR THE PROPOSED ADOPTION Cheryl. N0kOl5hef,bygl,f,ut lam COfltlngef or unliquldated, theOF THE OF SANFORD, ANCITY ANNUAL BUDGET FOR FACED WITH A DRINKING (A) (LYOLWGNCpOr. engaged in business at 10) RIver. nature of the uncertainty shell be LESS POBLEM 6.-cNici Care view Ave., anhord. SemInole stated. II me claim Is m. FLORIDA Perheps AlCOO'Iyj ___________________ S (Uoi) RIVALS OF county, FIoa, security $IIaiI be dIsej, Notice is hereby gIven ma? a Can Help 5i€l5Ocj$n (Tk) nsme of MAXIMUM SECURITY claimant shall dellvet suffIcient Hlflg will be held at the Call 423.1317 RUSY BEE CHILOCARE EVBINQ AT .I (%) SERVICE. INC., and lila? I io.eio.to copies of tile claim to me Commission Room in the City Hall Write P.O. lox 12)3 2437 Holly Ave. register said name with the Clerk UPSTAIRs, DOWNSTAIRS the clerk tg mall one espy to ifl the City of Sanford, Florida, at . Sanford, Florida 32371_ Phone 323731Oor 3230750 The Circuit Court, Seminole Coon. ' .c personal representative. 7:000'clock P.M. on August 33. I15. (Thin.) 7OA (Fit) BOOK ty, Florida In accordance with me AIIPIrIcnskwer5steiflpj0 to consider the adoØlai ot an An. BEAT IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? a proylsiena of the Fidlflous Name to whom a copy of This Notice WANT TO SELL IUal 5UdQt for the fiscal year o. IN YOUR FAMILY? ' S BIG VALLEY Natifles, ToWil: Soctioi u3 Adminisfratinjl has been mailed ore Odøbir 1, 575 to YOUR HOME? AL ANON Florida Statutes 1W. requir, WITHIN THREE 1'7 problem Buying a new home? Moving to an ' For families or frIends of SIg. Albert !. Grein 5 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF apartment? A copy of said budget shall be1 Publiia'i July35 & Aug. 3,, 15, $175 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF availabl, at the Off ice Get some action with a Herald (F 5EAR of Of further Information call 133.1317 the City FOR DES-hi THl$NOTICE,tofil.anyjedj Clerk for all persons desiring to classified ad. We'll help you write - ..' Or write ToMomow they may have that challenge, ti, examine me same. an ad that will brIng a fast sale Sanford Al Anon Family Group PO S LOVE. AMERICAN validity ot the 4ITd's will m CALL 322.2511 Alipanle,in lntecestandcltlzme 333, Sanford, FIa. 32171. qualifications of the personal shall have an oaportunity to be ___________________________ _________________________ . I THE CIRCUIT COURT. 15TH representatlys, or the venue (7) (FfL)FLOCMORT heard at said hearing. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR jurI$dcfion oi me court. H H. N. Tamm, Jr. (FMJ.VVQI.Ed SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOEIDA, Legal Notice - Lejal Notici Cily Clerk of the ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND S (Fri.) ROUAGNOLI'S 714C$B OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED City Of Sanford, rm.E IN RE: The Marriage if: Florida WILL BE FOREVER BARRED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 1IT ROBERT A. TANGO, Husband 1t56 Publish Aug.0, 116 IIoNTIINTN JUDICIAL Cli. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND P0 and CE S PEC Notice of Administrafbe: August DEC13 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NANCY K. TANGO, Wife. ico COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 15-1336.CA44C NOTICE OP ACTION Joseph T. Mertan NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CIVIL ACTION NO. 7l34l.C4I In Re: lie Mafflage of CE s SOS THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: FOR THE PROPOSED ADOPTION lx Re: Ad Personal Represenpa me Marrla. if y JOHN W. THOMAS, (A) NANCY. K. TANGO WHOSE OF A CAPITAL PROGRAM FOR RICHARD FRANKLIN Mc. live of lii Estate °t Petitionir, (2) PEWS RESIDENCE IS THE CITY OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, CHE5NEY, Husband, ELIZABETH A. MERTAN and FLORIDA. WEST NEW YORK, STATE OF (F HoPE Deceased Petition, ALICE FRANCES 8. THOMAS, NEW JERSEY, AND WHOSE ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Notice is hereby given that a 5 MES (n.) AND Respondent. Public HearIng will be held MAILING ADDRESS IS C.O REPRESENTATIVE: , Jmsw O tes Evsnlng b a low TiJ1iiIiTI ! - - "' 25,OOO I [13 ' And - - es • I I I Isaac Hayes As "Truck CLIP HERE. os Turner" - PR.L53 $URPR!Sg VjDS I If z I : Guest I .fth. I I I .l1Sc I I I 01 o th. ice• CARTOONS THE hOTNESS GRIMM'S GuilT 5Q PCORN "BRAVE LITTLE If 9:30 oc s TAILOR" A.M. v EVERY TUESDA, sw — _______________________ Hal Colbert Realty - I SAIO Life In If If R..laof?u.o I & prize P115TH SUMMER I ososooessoas.os.CLIP HERE o A ov o I I Welcomes - s You ,// I - __________ MORNING ALL - -- o owlO:OO v - Bralley Odham-323-4670 ov U I I I I ' -- ____________________________ Ennhag I I I If If If St%0 1.11. SEEK & FINU $ , J - _, ______ -- Toenorrow: I — 1 F OR Ill APPOINTMENT CALL 322-3103 - ._ __________________ -I ,_ _______________________ __ To List Your Business...Dioj 322-2611 or 831-c1 __ I • p .'. . S.'=.4 '' ' '" . -;; { ri / �4- lii Iii $Hed. PL ________ _______________ Al su " LFrench Items1 GA*40 0" I — A HO JOG1 SU OSPQ(55 ''p YMM POLNYCMJ Answer to PrevIOus Puats HOROSCOPE _________________ ACM 37 Hamme. head I. Porcelain35 hiseel WME14 WS 4 France 7Jot--.-.- 40 comfort 12 InterstIce 41 Flag IS Pies, East 43 Lions pride For Tuesday, August 10, 1976 region 45 Departed 14 Border 4$ French _ 15 Closest ARID (March 21ArII 19) tldnga. One of the mest things relative SI Public speai'er _____ _______ _______ llupyowileeveeand Opportunitiea you fall heir to ____ 16 Being (Latin) 53 Th. East nickname 31 Against today are net libely to be work for what you want. 17 Earthy 54 Shah sspear. 10 Japanese coin 33 Foil sediment 8)P1O (Oct. 14Nov. 22) fr fnfl potential. 'an heroin. II Mouser 35 Existed 1ISpsThshrsgl 5$ Expunge 13 Slavish 3$ Civethhe However, you'll still con* out Don't Mt your dull mood early 21 Metal clasp 5$ Very hard Imitation animal the day lead you to turn down 25 Finial better than when you started. DOWN 17 University of 42 ShIne ornament i Identical TAURUS (April 20May 20) a social Invitation. YOU could Pa,j 44 Queen --a 27 Ic. formation 2 Epochs ig Near East Lace _ YOIr formula for success Is to Ifliet (flCOflI fl1C. 25 Noun suffix 3 Site of palace garments 46 Sheet of m.tal 29 Far (comb. rely SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. ad* on yaw *ill and of Louis XIV 20 Coagulated 47 Flat-bottom.d form) 4 -Message talents. Dame Fortune dOIUI'I fl) fltte should not be liquid receplabie 30 Priestly received22 Queen Marie 48 Cav$at want you to lean on her today. permitted to override your logic vestment 5 Biblical high 49 Timetable 31 Soviet GJ (May 21-June 20) today. Intuition can't hold a priest 23 Smell abbreviation cooperative 6 East European 24 Martinique 50 Secretive be a pro dactive day centSe to remaining. 32 City on the river group (lb.) If you don't fry to MsI. too CAPRICORN (Dec. 224an Rhone 7 By mouth 25 Days march 51 Roman goddess gy 34 Admit balls at one time. Be 19) Early In Ui. day you're I More distant ci harvest 38 Individual9 Presidential 29 BibliCal region 52 Decay izWdt g your gonls. going to be — Ii U_ I I L 68th Year, ____ _ THE lOIN LO$Ø _ AR OT £I* teT A XB, ftA5! by An $g T ST1O CUR CCIIb E1F OF MI WO AT IOA 2 3 4 — —r — IJVF ) A AT Thi OF MUST INFERNAl. MUNN& OY FE6TrIAL 6 16 __________________ L AWt WaSter AWFULLY AF*A 17 — - 18119 25 JIM 1 22 23 24 27 ____ TV ____ 32 I 39 Yotr pcnthenc — 48 49 50 53 ARCHIE GO OFFTHI NIGH eOago co by Rob Montana TAXE 4E MSWT Fevers High ., PRISCILLA'$POP by Al Yeear SERVE A HOW ABOUT A THlj AGAIN. KID! _ NICE EIANDANA? OH, YES! MINE' KJ 4154 WEST ID) 4K 10$ S S BUGSBUNNY sco ...4L1.... by Sheff,I & Hei,,hg Y WAS A REAL OKAY, > GO ON r - CMON UP. ctirrnhr . - our SO Ne AND c WITH - °""' DHRE ) I THINK KS Q Parents U this statement is of di month In dii. Dr. •Q9743 •ioie correct: iThe 'mainreon card one spade from dummy 463 472 and leads controlling a fever Is to make a SOUTH Oswald: "The defense Is child more comfortable. Fevers Lamb *A 64 helpless. If West rises with ________________ donotcauseinIndamage theklngolzpadeshedropshis A 52 rarely cause convulsions." partner's queen. If West ducks 4A K Q J 10 I know people who believe _______________ his partner takes his queen, North-South vulnerable 7 this is the reason for their but has to lead a heart to give child's brain damage. if this is mostat has simply been reset at West Noah East South South a ruff and discard." true a Person taking care of a a higher level. Aspirin and PAU Pan 3W 5* Pus Pass Pau i ____________________ A 0JW.:2& 1_4 child with a fever should not similar medicines cause the °p'' lead - K, need to worry needlessly. body to reset the thermostat at A Wisconsin reader wants to Otherwide all parents should be a lower i.i, reducing_ - know how the Jacobys value a fever, Informed of the neat singleton honor. Also how Oswald' "The 'H' In our others do. DEAR READER - The The body temperature would code word ARCH,which statement you refer to Is an rise to levels that would '.; We simply count one Point I stands for 'How can I make less so that a singleton ace Over-simplification. Excess" death if it were not for the contract.' causes counts as 3, a singleton king as heat will damage body tissues. cooling mechanlans. The food declarers to make some 2,1 singleton queen as 1 and a ____ The Point what degree heat breakdown to give you energy mighty fancy plays." singleton Jack as 0. We will You are talking about. Body releases IOU of heat energy. cells begin to show damage at Exercise Increases the ruffil the second heart and in our columns of the week of temperatures of l( degrees F. metabolbunof food ongthred fat sees that he needs a lot ofluck Aug. 16. or above. (Note: the body dePOsits andaliogenerates in the spade suit If he wants to (Do you have a question bring his con tract home. He for the experts? Write 'Ask tem perature may not be quite of heal the same tem perature as you draws tnamps and Is pleased the Jacobys" care of this I am sending you 'The Heal th to see that they broke 2-2. newspaper. The Jacoby will get from a mouth ther- Letter number 74,Body . Then he lays down his ace of answer individual questions spades In the hope of dropping It stamped, sell-addressed an honor, This doesn't happen, envelopes at enclosed, The mometem.) Individuals suf. Temperature and Fever, to feting from severe heat stress give you more complete In- — rLL STAY A1lLE! With a heat 3troke may have formation. Others who want widespread body tissue more information can send a but a resourceful South con- most Interesting questions WAIT LIP. WHY NOT B/nb, L.L,. CUT ADVISE 11441, WHAT'S GOiNG CRIAIINOLOOV SHARKl CLASS the brain cells. At body tern- TO STOP ME 2 damage If the body tem. OP TIlE LAW ENFORCEMENT will occur . perature is 106 degrees F or persift less. At 106 degrees F efforts For thesereasOns l coodder a should certainly be made to fever Of 106 degrees F. as reduce the body temperature to PROP' dangerous, not from the disease protect against the adverse but from the fever itself. Any effec ts of the body heat. r - ______ this level. A fever is sometimes yes bY Bob — k / . body temperature will rise; by Do whi 1 i UP ; : r One death directly attelbut- ', )' generating mechanisms the turning on the cooling mechanisms the body temperature will fall. When you have a fever the body then- coastline wi th torren tial ra ins. New Bedford, Mass. . regulates the body tern- GOWIS datewhofalledtonagnehisvice Ford's board of convention from more than a dozen Re- That couldn't happen it the presidential choice by 9 a.m. on strategy cited the possibility of publicans he Is considering as choice had to be disclosed be-- the day of presidential a Reagan vice pr esidenti al possible vice presidential fore the presidential nomination, Aug. 16. nomination In forecasting de-- choices, nomination is settled - so the Ford men say some Reagan delegates may wind up voting chain Opened a restaurant In Casselberry agaimt the rule proposed by thc Sunday. "I've spent a lot of money up here," challenger's campaign manager. They're ready to fight all Today _________________ Around The Clock oun. We paid for it, and we ought to keep iL tional Convention to require Yankee tounits fresh off the plane f ro m a ba. We ought no t let that little punk down th that candidates name their run- nana republic vacation, there's a good reason. .11 away from ere take us.,, ning mate at least a half-daY in LE. "Tommy" Thomas of Panama City, Gen. Omar Torrijo3, the Panamanian rWer. .........4-A advance of the roll call on the chairman of the Florida Reagan delegates, said has called for control of the canal running Calendar. ............2-A White House nomination. Comics . ........ ... ...4-B pressure in the platform pelled to vote in accordance the $172 cost of the hats if they vould not wear has lots of rain left in it." The storm weakened as it "They haven't changed a damn bit," Thomas said of the Russians, "They're still out to bury "He bought It would be divisive to wear the to. They're the same people th at had th si es wi th the erdicts of binding pni- Power company officials In m. fody's high , today's low mary elections in 20 states. able to the storm, the first In lt.s pounded up the Connecticut Connecticut said 177, people 7. e mis l three-day march up the East River Valley of New England, were without electricity in the Otherwise, delegates flow hats," Thompson said. 'I told him I thought his located in Cuba In 1962." Partly cloudy through bound to one candidate by pri. suggestion was petty." Coast, was re ported in Long her w inds dropping from the 74- southern sec ti He charged that Ford's State Department Is Island, where a woman died miles per hour hurricane force Some 10,000 on of the state. Wednesday with a chanct of mary election could be free to Taylor was not immediately available for preparing to recognize Fidel Castro Commnupeople also were afternoon and evening thgm, switch to I he other, with comment. w hen hit by a falling tree. to55rn.p:h.wlthstrotigergust.s, without power in western dershowers. nist Regime in Cuba. Reagan the likely beneficiary. The New England coast and Thomas said the Panama hats will symbolize Up to five inches of rain were I Continued on Page 3-A I Details and Udes on Page 3-A. Ford supports the rule binding "No way," Thomas said. "I'm still a firm the determination of Reagan supporters to add believer in the -NIOnroe Doctrine." .. ''o - Monday the group plans to wear Panama hats to through his country. Reagan has called for continued Ameri can Wi:hthatmaneuver,andwlth the convention In Kansas City to support HW STOP Florida Del gates To Sport Panama Hats Convention At week — and they may have to — against the vice presidential TALLAHASSEE (AP) - If Ronald strong conservative planks to the platform. rule proposed by John P. Sears, Reagan's 23 Florida de legates arrive at the ReReferring to the Panama Canal, Th omas said,, who wants the Republican Na. publican National Convention looking like -It,S tick your wounds for a while. I Just don't know what well do." Bridge * * Stateand Henry Kissinger under under former southern Connecticut as a gates were swung shut to pro. Boston, said early today. "It Television .........0-A mittee considered a require. Miami, said Taylor, who supports Ford, called President Nixon continued Ford downgraded tropical storm, tect the harbors of Stamford, will weaken quite rapidly as it Women Whing hundreds of miles of Conn., Providence, R.L. and moves over Uw land. But it still .........5-A ment that delegates be corn- and offered to reimburse the Reagan group for threatened American security. / perature. By turning on heat Ar KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Al') the delegate votes, Reagan Reagan already has named feat of the Sears proposal. President Ford's campaign opposes it. his, Sen. Richard S. Schweiker Reagan has said he would not strategiSts, tr)ing to counter a The surprise vice presidential of Pennsylvania. Ford has said accept the vice presidential move to require advance an. proposal Sears advanced on he will stick to the traditional nomination. and a top aide said nouncement of his vice prod- Monday would make the rule route and will disclose his he means It. Ford at one point dentlal choice, are holding out moot anyhow by declaring that choice after the presidential said he accepted Reagan at his corn- Reagan's call for continued American ownership ownership of the canal, but Ford has supporteil a Crossword ... . . .4-B mittee. the Reagan camp Is of the Panama Canal. NEW YORK (AP) - Hurri. inland areas were braced "y prediLled over the BerkshireS kAtorial gradual increase in Panamanian control. cane Belle spent her fury on the for a combi na "Much to the chagrin of State Republican tion of high seas of Massachusetts and the Green Dear Abby. ..........5-A vention preliminaries, hop Thomas said Reagan's Florida delegates plan in Long Island suburbs east of and possible flooding. Shoreline Mountains of Vermont. g Chairman Bill Taylor, the Reagan forces are go. to light agains t detente with the Soviet Union and Dr. Iamb . ....... ... ..4-B to New York City early today, areas were evacuated, flash gain strength for the main ing to wear Panama hats to the convention to American recognition of Coba as long as that "It's lost its punch," Tony Hor oscope .............4-B event, causing millions of do llars In flood war ni ngs were posted and Gregory, a forecaster for th point out no giveup of the Panama Canal Zone," country is controlled by the Communists, e Obituaries ..........2-A The process continued today, Thomas said. damage, and then moved Into giant hurricane barrier flood National Weather Service In Sports He said the detente poli cies orgrnated by .........14-B as a Republican rules cornMike Thom pson, a Reagan delegate from Secretary of If you're hg iwey helpful and the body can control iii hug its temperature LI normal environmental temperature, _____ NOTIIYTII AUnythtW the br an Fori ' Veep Pos sible Wright said the com.mlulon's decision would eliminate Sanford from PIzza expansion plans "for the time being." The Hurricanes Fury Spent On Long Island Suburbs ' Rea the longshot possibility that no delegate could be bound to nomination. word. He now has asked for ri. Ronald Reagan might wind up support a presidential Call Two of the six members of nancial and health information as his running mate. demanded the removal of three power poles Wright said. "You get burned and you have t from what he called his private property — although the poles are within the proposed Pr _______________________ temperature with illnemes at FRANK AND ERNEST Moore asked City Attorney Vernon Mile Jr. If McCammon could be prohibited from doing business In city. Mize saidthere way to block business ventures by McCammoe, who owasa large portion of the vacant IsDd fronting U.& l7- north of ABC. ____ ______ degrees F. The body seems to Impending heat buildup, steps have some special mechanism 510uId be taken at once to cool that usually stope the rise in the body. WRE I.Ast mouth the commissioners intervened in s dis pute between hicCammon and Florida Power and LJght Co. McCamnmnon had should be treated vigorously to as might occur in a laborer or lower the body temperature, an a thlete If the body tern. The critical level of body peraliwe is 1 degrees F (l temperature Is about 106 accompanied by any signs of — letter from MeCammon saying he had decided to withdraw the entire plan of dedicating Shannon Drive as a public street. I. Top ectagalustheatatroke elevation above this point - although an apparent agreement was reached several months ago. And John Wright, who represented Pizza Inn at Monday nit'i commission meeting, said he had received a Wuv's. . .,. I The deciding vote on a snggested solution - which Involved a narrower public right of way and construction of a city water line under the restaurant's parking lot - was , by Mayor Lee Moore, who said "I'm all for helping a man out of a problem but we'll also be helping George Mccamnmon and I'm against that." not worry about brain PeratursOf110 degrees F.a 7MB LO4G MCC11111111210111 h2s not Yet turned the by Gill Fox body BOX 326, San Antonio, Tx, Mn In general, In illnes , you regenerate If damaked, but not by t.., r WOUL.DN'T SIDE GLANCES Many parts of the CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS______________ apparent impasse between city commIssion. en and the owner of the property, George McCammon of Longwood. say Thc Shannon Drive, cOmmb$10cm Stalled now used only as an entrance to ABC's package store and lounge, must be dedicated as a public street before any building permits for the area will be granted, of chance, but he has to risk a JACOB Y MODERN.) Ucularly sensitive to beat and Just address your letter to me cannot be replaced If damaged. in care of this newspa per, gq q . . . siders Wt'H' in ARCIf.11 will be used in this column Oswald: "There Is one extra and will receive Copies damns self-addressed The brain cells are par- envelope with SO cents for it. 5,141- EAST Q — two-trick Instead of or trick .. set. He must lead a diamond and finesse dummy's jack." Jim: "This works and he Is In business. He nails another heart, enters dummy with the king of diamonds, ruffs dum. my 's last heart, cashes his ace be- - 4/ - YOVR-DAY with many unexpected NORTH .i 73 DEAR DR. LAMB: Please ..... . & . March 20) ' . 20- and patient In By OSWALD and JAMES JACOflY Inform me and many other GlFr! YOU ——DETHINK OF— ONE. AND IT'S mc (Feb. _______________________________ _________________________________________ — WIN AT BRIDGE _______ i ——— ________ HA$PIT! Can ' Harm______________ Body WORK HARD FOR ME! thebil&ng,whithcanbeudcfttorthnI operations for nighttime meeth*a. San!ord's new city hail has been designed as The rest the biI1'Hi has been designed ______ an "open" buildh with lots gia wall, and und a centralized waiting -ear where an arcade cutting through the building that Knowles says $ per cent ef a residents business architect Wayne Heasley says "will let you ue can be transacted. ., . right through to the lake." City department, have been located In the The glasswails are designed to take ad- biIMJng according to the traffic they attract. . ___ city hail's lekent site, as well as The busiest ___ oftiue h been placed closest to openng up nterlar offices to public view. the waiting -- and the entrance. city S got their &A look "As you go farther down the hall, there is less Monday night at the exterior design as well as and less neel for public ac," _____ _____ plainrd On floorplan, which Ms been revised tine Heasley. times by Husky end Qty Manager Warren At the far end of the hail from the waiting Knowles. area is the city manager's olce. _____ _________ -____ The design was readily approved, after The preliminary design for the ball'Ibtg does Ileasley fIelded questions from the conunlaslon- not Include a ested clueing of Part Avenue era, who didn't ask for any changes. to create a pedestrian mall. Heasley said that ___ ____ The new home for city government will be will be necessary when the first floor Is corn_ _ _ _ ___ built at Park Avenue and Seminole Boulevard, In plated, to provide enough parking space, but that what Is now a shell-covered parking ares, the mall would be a "definite ueet" now. fl ____ Husky my" ft construction work won't The commissioners Weo Wmgly approved a disrupt work In L th e present city hail, except to $ million bend issue 2. 1 to finance both the city Ll __ llmltparklnginearea. hull and the public works compleg, which Is The second floor of the building will be con- almost reedy for occupancy, 4., structed first, leaving the first floor open for Knowles hopes to get dem ft new cityfl , landscaping and walkways. The ground floor — which Ii expected to cost about $1.5 million .. .. . . ' •'• __ — . will be finished later, as more apace Is needed, and begin construction by fall. The city will S. S ,,2 L. 4! • Stairways and an elevator will take visitors to apply for fed handing for the project under ' 's.; 'It•. ' r:W•:,. • the second-floor offices and commission the i*ablle works bill passed by Congress over , chambers. S.. President Ford's veto last month. ........................... . 'I The new commission chambers will feature a The present city hail — witch has housed 'II I. large window with a sweeping view of Lake Sanford's city government since 1922—Is slated • •• Monroe. The meeting room will be equipped with for demolition when the new building Is cornf audio-visual equipment and has been designed plated. Although several civic uses have been , _with a seating plan to permit a better view from suggested for the building, engineer, have called / the audience than citizens could get Monday It hazardous and / mates on repairing It run t,, when Heasley had to stand with his back to Into hundreds of thousands of dollars. the audience so commissioners could see the building falls to meet today's mlnlinwn safety p1w. codes for public buildings. The commission chambers, along with a The old city hall is UsW in the Downtown DL, Lakefront Vlw Ofnfo 'g N ow Cl Hall smaller conference room and a "cerenonlal velopment Corporation's survey of historical ______________ belco, _______________________________________________________________________ " wjUbe housed thaseparate AP1zzapdforfMs kis indefinitely delayed by a dispute over a the power company. Ford Strategists Huddling proposed public street. The Pizza Ian dispute arose over how wide Pizza The restaurant, planned for a site on the street should be - and the commission Sanford's soulludde between AW Uquon was unable to IhW a Pfzza and Wav's an 55 .'" CONSCIENCE. 'YOU ByI.I)Owz 1514 152 1 HE DID HE HIT ThE wa,ij Too . LISRA (Sept. 214)cL 33) developments. Good things You're not too lucky with could happen In ways you'd shots today. Bet only on an never anticipate. 46 47 I AROtt! HIGMmIR1D C New t Hail Design Plans Presented block out the big picture today. Aug. 11197$ Trybçpthtngsasawhole, Thisyearcouldbeanactive * not just one Insignificant and Interesting one for you, aspect. ____ ___ especially moneywl.. Proceed your endeavors today. Don't be — slowly, one step at a time. by setbacks. The! — VIRGO (Aug. 23Sept. 22) reversals are only temporary. _________ 33 ________________ 36 T - ___________________ — — 37 e volved with others today could complicated, be rather ___ ______ Wag ON ______ . -. Giass Walls, Scenic View Featured CANCER (June 2WuIy 22) wasteful, which Is out of co_e you tow. character for you. Keep The solution: Step back a little mind If you shop. and get a better perspective. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20Feb. 19) You could be too clue to the You'll have a chance today to farad to see the es. convert a nonProfitable situation Into something of LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) value.The stage wlllbe met ina 14 BEETLE BAILEY __ 7 8 9 10 j . — ___________ 12 1.4 _____ Sanford, Florida 3V71—Price 10 Cents J -- ,1 .7' vjj, HeiId 1!T:ug. log no '" " I' — $75000 OK'd After Debate :- -. Thelma exaggerates like crazy. At the bridqe club the rals- -: ed me in arthrtls and doubled me in Insomnia!" DOONESBUFW '25' by T. K. ' Ryan Wins [ IOP PAT ' RVSflJN, MLJG6IN', IS AT PA &ATES Bu dget Hike c ; RM Committee by Garry TrUdeau TUMBLEWEEDS 1/141 i ' fyy ____________________ 1MT (TI 7q7 )4 I PØT1XV4CE HIdAcWN'Aj(jg4F,v1y:-51)J. MGFOUI4 Ey MFOUL-M4CFI J., I? Pf' U.AS / £E4, _____ ________ S4Ysa ___ _____ _________ - _____ ____ , / MENASIEI ____ ___ No Sanford city commissioners squared off Monday night on industry announce plans to make Sanford its new home last the question of funding the Industrial committee in Its efforts to month and has scheduled a groundbreaklng 9:30 a.m. Thursday. — attract industry to the The committee's budget was raised to $7,500 after an ex- bursabie expenses. Th e city Is bill ed monthly, City Manager — change between A.A. McClanahan, who feels $3,000 is enough, and Warren Knowles said, and actual bills must be submitted. Julian Stenstrorn, a consistent supporter of city funding for the The deciding vote on the funding question was cast by Mayor Greater Sanford Area Chamber of Cbmmerce and Ni com. mittees. '11115 $7,500 Is very important to this committee," said Stenstrom, "and this is not th timnetocut their budget" L l - ,, Stenstrom reported that representatives of a new industry _____ " I INK 15;__11 ______ i would be In Sanford today to look over the city and its facilities, but he refused to give any mor e specific information. The Industrial 25 committee helped convince Florida ExA. A. McCLANAHAN /Irai S He noted since the city had recently applied for federal designation as an economically disadvantaged area because of "It's never the time," said McClanahan. "I just think they high unemployment, the city should continue its support for ci- ought to be walking on their own more." ____ said, but! agree It's not the time," Moore said. truslun, an alun1riiiri processing plant, to come to Sanford. The forts to Increase Sanford's payroll. In other action, the commission: - A pproved a bill for more than $4,000 from City Attorney Ven Mize Jr., for defending San! in 20 suits filed over t ' $• (Continued On Page 2-A) I. JULIAN FmNsTmom � 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 09, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 09, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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He's like Chicken Cowart Jr toda) barred 10 count) officials today Now, haweer, both Kim. co e eir ll ct th due Little Kwiatkowski added reporters from his chambers— iiietiicted county government brough and Port Authority A OV* Commissioner Harry Kimbrough, on the other the zccond time in as many j soon - perhaps at Tuesday's Chairman Thomas Binford say Kwiatkowski said he thinks hand, said "lots of funds raised months — jere a routine / • commisalon meeting - will a faction led by County "concessions" should 'e made by contributions" would be 'sounding of the docket" for 14 ' invoke a policy prohibiting Attorney Thomas Freeman Is by developers, but ne said they done away with by J enactment f criminal trials was held. .1 . I_ / "voluntary" contributions fr om out to stop the practice. j "ought to be legal con, of a no cuticessions policy. Last month Cowart, chief /i,, F. area developers. : "What the 'group' planned cessions." He also said private The result, he added, is that administrative judge for the _ 1/ County Commissioner John some time ago - If they could builders, as well as large taxpayers would be required to I criminal division of the 18th ,-j., Kimbrough charged the gain control of the commission developers, should also be foot the entire bill for the tinJudicial Circuit, SeminoleA • rationale behind creation of — was to do away wi th what required to make "con. pact large developments will f, t Brevard, had a bailiff bar the • I such a policy Is tied to promises they called 'voluntary black- cessions" . .. ha ve on the community. press. Today when a lierak', made by certain officeholders mail' or making developers Asked if a decision is ex' '. 1 reporter entered the chamber • Kw at kowski pointed out to developers give away land for schools," pected at Tuesday's meeting, Freeman I.'fdre the proceeding Cot and former Count,, •----At Tuesday's meeting, the Binford said. Kwiatkowski said, "I doubt •" said, "I guess you're going to ___________________ Att iowiuuMarsee both Homebuilders Association of "In return political coffers Kwiatkowski, a Democrat, put the burden on me hav ruled SUi concessions I Mid-Florida lorida has scheduled a ill be filled for ensuing also took a swipe at Kimbrough lie then said, liii going to 2_ma e be I 1030am presentation elections," Binford added and Richard Williams, the two ¶ 5peak with the Iaers in Meanwhile, Binford Kimbrough said he an Binford, Freeman's first Republican commissioners on private " and indicated the pr edi cted if such a policy Is r 1' • ticipates enactment of the cousin, said for years he was a the five-member board. reporter should leave. it will be on 3.2 vote. policy at that time. At present, member of the "group," but "Developers backed Dick Cowart ref used to say w ha t • ,' -. no county policy as such exists, broke away because of Williams just as they did me, I with Williams an Kimbrough he's mad at the press a bout aiid -' but "voluntary" contributions ideological reasons, ' don't know who is paying who cryptically commented, "All i •t :-'--_ c money or land are accepted During his 1974 campaign for off," said Kwiatkowski. •: Binford plans to make a bid know is what I read in the N, ~, &=from developers in retur n for the commission, Kimbrough .. "John (Kimbrough) doesn't this year for either the State L-i,. the impact their particular said the "Freeman power have anythlngtodo but sit back Legislature or the county Two hours later defense 4 development will have on the machine was on the prowl." and make big clouds of smoke. cnrnmission seat occupied by lawyers were stilt closet ed Today, Klmbrough said He is good at saying the sky is Michael Hat ta way. Following th e triumphant premiere of th e original dance drama, county. BALLET DEDICATED with Cowart in the chambers For example, large "River Gold," Mrs. Reubln Askew, wile of Florida's governor, hearing room. Occasionally Invited to sign the Ballet Guild ofSanlord-Semlnole guest book by developmentshavebeenknown MRS ASKEW peals of laughter could be heard A Guild President Dora Lee Russell. Inc ballet, which corn- to 'donate' school sites in from behind the closed door, d B memorates the Bicentennial and honors the United States of return for a construction Circuit Judge Voile A. America, was dedicated to Mrs. Askew. Featuring the Ballet permit. Williams of the civil division The theory behind such Guild's 1975.76 company, "River Gold" was enjoyed by local told reporters he understands audiences Saturday and Sunday eveithigs in the Sanford Civic practices Is that developers y that Cowart's barring the press Center. Re view, pictures on Page 54, Women's Section. (herald not citizens presently living in from the routine docket the county -should pay a part A request to transfer funds sideration at tonight's city Photo by Jean Patteson) From Knowles, the corn. soundings has "something to do within the city's 1976 budget to commission meeting will be mission Is expected to hear with plea bargaining," .1 L provide for the renovation of a recommendations from the repor t on the city's lack of a Williams said possibly there Foru,ReaganBOhr:HaveSupport hangar and three tennis courts city's Planning & Zoning grievance Procedure. had been complaints from o a at the Sanford-Central Florida Commission that beer and wine d'f'ise attorneys who were Airport will be considered at sales be approved at three local In a memo to the commission concerned with possible W tonight's meeting of the Sanford businesses, dated Feb. 20, Knowles said the Around The Clock 4-A City Commission, scheduled for 41 publicity prior to disposition of city "has had a loose, tintheir clients' cases. By DONNA ESTES elected Nixon," on a moment's notice to Bridge ............. .......4-B 7p.m. at City Hell. A continuation of a public defined, unwritten grievance 10 [Ast month, when Cowart Herald Stall Writer Calling Ford a "strong man "surpass the Communists if Calendar .. .. .......... -3-A In a memorandum from hearing to close, vacate and procedure for its employes that first barred the press, Circuit with a strong Image," Ms. negotiations fail." Comics .4-B Director of AviatlonJ.S. "Red" abandon alleys between 18th has resul ted in some grievances LONGWOOD - Represen- Zahrly bragg ed that Ford has a Judge Richard Muldrew said Mrs. Holloway said while Cross word ............ 4-B Cleveland to City Manager Street and 20th Street and going to the Civil Service he'd never heard of such an tatives of the local presidential record of 38 successful vetocs President Ford and Secretary Editorial----- ......... --- 4-A W. E. Knowles dated Feb. U, between Cha..e Avenue and Board; some by-passing action before and said there's campaigns of President Gerald out oflfiof legislation passed by of State Henry Kissinger were Dear Abby .............5-A Cleveland requested $32,304 be Lake Avenue, is on the agenda, supervisors, etc. This is not nothing in the administrative Ford and ex-Gov. Ronald a "liberal" Congress. complaining that Congress Dr. Lamb .............. 4-B transferred within the budget to as Is a public hearing to con- acceptable in preparations for order governing the courts' Reagan of California urged "Last week he vetoed a public would not give cdditional funds Horoscope .............. 4B cover the renovation expenses, sider rezoning property on the unions, etc. /. defined grievance procedures about the subject. members of the Sanford works bill that would have cost for defense, they fired Hospital 3-A which Cleveland said will be West side of Upsala Road, procedure must be recorded Cowart is the only one of the Women's Republican Club over $6 billion of the taxpayers' Secretary of Detense James Obituaries .. ............ 3-A amortized "In about 4 years." opposite Larkwood Drive, and and made available to each 13 Seminole-Brevard circuit Saturday to make their choice money because it was not the Schlesinger for demanding the Sports....................12B Also coming under con- North of Tee N'Green Estates. employe." judges to bar reporters from now, but be ready to unite way to handle inflation and same thing. Television ... ..... . ... .... 6-A , . The behind the GOP candidate after unemployment," she said. soundings. docket At the same time, Ford Women Pointing to his work on behalf refused to recognize Soviet procedure is one In which Florida's March 9 presidential _ of the Republicans, Ms. Zahrly author prosecutors and defense at. preferential primary, and expatriate ----, S %%.f'\.J,}II.j Former state senatorial said Ford in 1972 raised over $6 Alexander SolzhenitS)n at the At! torne)s meet with the court and indicate which of the cases on candidate Jan Zahrly of Cocoa million to help elect GOP White ?'' , Sunday's high 84, tsida', 'S low • the docket will actuall y go to said the party "owes" Ford the candidates to Congress. She sa id Reagan stands finn // trial and which cases will be election because he has "spent Audrey Holloway, chairman for retaining control of the ______ disposed of with negotiated his life working for us In public of the local Reagan commIttee Panama Canal, and believes Mostly lair and cool today. '',,, p P service for 25 years." called her candidate's "Ideas that reforms are necessary in Cold tonight. Partly cloudy and pleas . I Saying Ford was the man creative, not stagnant," adding the Social Security trust to not as cool Tuesday. Highs In The sessions are recorded by [ an official court re porter but handpicked by ex-President he has encouraged hope "where bring accountability. Mrs. the 60s today and upper 60s and ,1, ...,- - . • t he notes can be transcribed Richard Nixon, Ms. Zahrly futility and despair prevailed." Holloway said Reagan also lower lOs Tuesday. l.ows U .ii'_ She said he took a stand be lieves that th e states can tonight in 40s Northwest to only o' court order, th us they said, however, all Ford's are not available for public problems should not he laid on against Communism inthe film more effectively administer north winds 15 otcaslonally 20 __________________________ industry, wiping out that welfare, housing a n d food mph.. becoming northeast 10 to L' inspection until mans weeks Nixon's doorstep ~ -~---I V "The blame should also be "threat." lie believes, she sald, stamp programs than the 4 after the docket sounding 15 m.p.h. late today and A ~___ ~~_ -- --put cn us," she said. "We the United States should be able fe, ieral government can. easterly Tuesday. session, if at all. - ---____ _.~- - -1 ~__ - ~_____ ___- -- - - ~_ - S'. ._ t- .. . __ - i 11K On -..-. -• . . ri I I, •-..- 0 - :L . , .1 . . ___V_ - - __ __ S --_ __ 4. " W I W.I ommission •.• Ij) Though the fu ll board must approve Vihlen's action, he po int ed out that wi th the report from Julian he anticipates - -• Ill \ In other action Tuesday the commission is expected to deli'er a report on the impa of Wait Disney World operations on Seminole County during coming years. Some board i4'' - - — - members rn.t with fl4.iau JIi determine what the future holds In reference to Disney's plan to expand. - ______ • County Bar Association. Attorn eys provide the legal expertise on a rotating is. Th e $5,0(s) from the county is matched with In-kind donations from attorneys which is then used to secure an $8.000 grant award from the state's Department of Commun it y Set. 0 Circuit Court Judge j r"•' %P'~) •. •.._•, - - __ S .- ~ ~k--- ....s. ' 5, ' --.•--- •A ain 1~ 93 I ~_ Li ,7r s-1 - Mi that was needed, Vilden said, was a report from the society outlining next year's prugrmI. The report must be p!ced in the public record, Vthlcn said. "We aren't challenging th e program" he added. "I feel il's a ••. gotxi program and tney (society members) are doing a great job." Alter th e commission refused to release the money on Thesday, Jullan was quoted as saying the society ti financial ground and could go under without the Commissioner Itichard Williams said the program is a •'goed one" and went on to say he predic ted no problems the report Is in the hands of the co mmission Launched In June, the Legal Aid Society has provided legal help for 240 i.ndigents. The sc,cieLy is sponsored by the Seminole - I 1 \\I --- County Commissi oner Sid Vii .Jr solved a reported rift betwetn the COIIUIII&sjon find the county's iedgling Legal Aid Society. $ Vihien said he contacted Ned Julian, the society's rnrentath' ..fl 4L. _t•,__ .,.. -. - -, anii .."..i un pioup. associaea wnn a much-needed 5.000 county award to th e society. . refused to channel Last Tuesday the Count ssion $5 000 to th e Je'al Aid Society. Co Onerssai wesoclet) had not pros ICCd the necess n to comply wi th grant requirements. "The Pr oblem so'ved, Vthlen said. He said he will Ba rred --:: .[,~T '5 :11 - 111111111111111111111111111111!1 000 In County MoneyEarmarked 4 j~ ]~;:y __ i ( ' 1—f'i( ____ ____ Press ~ M.1--J tillT--Lp. M 01 ~ - - - - • - II '. $5, provide the informition needed to the commimlon on Tuesday. o c ,~~_ k. \ -- J( I! IC .*11.1' Comm '-c - 3>-'> S. j t / It 1-j-1j" I 11 Ir A. - FO I ! \( .V -. vp 4 ( I ,_"_', ~ , -~~r 3, ,, ) - - 5v i:44.,I - 1 Legal Aid Funding Dispute With ComSolved m ion iss - -1I \1 U N ~ _ (_ __ --- a _11 - S...- -5 .r.'- Santoro, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents I a )—] II C .. ,-1% - I.- I t\[I . . :11 . - I t- tl :% ~ , - I •- 1k'i — -V--",~ {U 1. 11? I I i4 11 1i1 i'Li\ '5 - •• • Z . _1~ I )1~ 1 1, I I . 1;1-- ~ . Y 1 .-Q\ UI * ..•.'- 19 9, (1)~< tb., - - ..: -c' 4Z7 S __ ___ 1:;J;. ig >~>) Q1.71 .1 _14.e JrriJ- / ~) - ;.. ': e.- -- -- ]Hlen,,.. ld A) rz I !~f cl \ __ • 1. 1 . '4 I-, I __ (•5 , . _ "Im _ 5 ' p. 0 To 1c: 0, 1L 1-1_k_4_~ ,_ •• __ _ W '- I J i ~ S.--.;_ S. -_-_ --•________ -• 68th Year, No. 158--Monday, ~1 1___P __. 1 -4 I 06 - A . ~Mxnl~,p ~11%'~.:41: 4fs~, ;:~ 4M~gj: V ____...".• G~~ )-r-~' ~1 - - I 111;,-J \ - VC1!!ary,isi97o 'a ~ !I ________ Y/Q}3I - IV ~ A i ) .,I ) J-C - 1~ 11 _ 4' _ U 1 71 .. I I C __ 1 -1-('/ 111111 ___ :: w '••'•. __ I 0 ~~ .. %1, , i! - I " J , (i\ ~: -t S I _ J•- .- -'±--_• --S -• - 1 , - ''i - .5 ; ; �-_ 2A—Evenjng Herald, Sanford, Fl. - :- -- - AA. . - 'li - - — -- - - ---.----.------.-..- .--:_.V.----_--_--_._.-__ Kissinger In Colombia, Confers With President of State Ilenr) A. Kissinger conferred with Colombian President Alfons( Lopez today during an overnight visit to one of the 1e surviving democracies In South America. A senk* American official told newsmen traveling or Kissinger's plane that the secretary's original IUnerar did not include Colombia because relations between the two countries are so good Kissinger thought he could use his time to better advantage in rInntries which present more problems. Colombia was added to the tour after persistent appeals from President Lopez and Foreign Minister Indaleclo Lievano. The American official said Kissinger wanted to demonstrate American support of the Lopez government, which has been pLgued by violence, and that he believed the stop in Colombia otzld help ease criticism of his courtship last week of the dictatorial regimes in Peru and Brazil. Secretary _ Action Reports was jailed on an attempted * Court sexual battery charge over the * Police weekend after a Sanford area woman was allegedly attacked * Fire in her front yard. _________________________________________ Sheriff's deputies jailed Ralph Anthony Rlnggold, 28, was set at 15,000. Vandalism was also reported after neighbors summoned School Burarhed in a hand office that was ranofficers to the house of a 61Today, Sanford police were sacked, police said, year-old probing a weekend burglary at School Break-In The told investigatora the Crooms High School banMeanwhile, Goldsboro that the approached her droom, 13th St. Persimmon Elementary School, W. 16th St., directions labor Ave., in tilch number Sanford police camp and tripped ar and band vestigating a weekend lun. knocked her to the ground and woman, woman klospit.al following a weekend persons when two gunshots Deputy Frank Johnson said incident at his home, were heard outside the Batten was taken by ambulance Sherif Ps deputies said Donald building. Apparently one of the to Orange Memorial Haspital, Lee Oritian, 44, of Ovlcdo, bullets penetrated a wooden Orlando for treatment. Route Three, was unconscious balceny and caused a nilnor Shell Found in hti basement garage when he laceration on Mrs. Kehee's left Deputy J. F. Bennett "as found by his wife. Officers leg, deputies said, reported he found a live 20-mm safl. Orman, who had been Motorist Wounded cannon shell sitting In a traffic working n the family auto for John D. 37, Midway lane at Celery Ave. and Sanford about 30 mi1."es In the closed Ave., east of Sanford, told Ave., Sanford, Sunday night. garage, was givt. 'lrst aid by deputies that he was walking at Bennett said the shell, of Oviedo and County ffr•'q and I and SR46 west of Sanford unkno origin, "had been transported to the hosplt 'aturday night after his auto fired but didn't detonate." 'The where he was admitted, -: fuel, ran .13 :1 ' a of were shell was turned over to passing plain a Ring,gold was held In along with more OTIAWA AP) The Progressive Conservatives have elected Joe Clark, 36, a career politician, to succeed Robert Stanfield as leader of Canada's largest opposition party. (lark, a former aide to Stanfleld, who did not seek reelection as leader, has represented Alberta sInce 1972 in the Commons, where his party has 95 of 4 seats. Prime Mizuster Pierre Trudeau's Liberal party has 141 seats. Clark, who speaks both French and English, got 1,187 votes, a 65-vote margin on the fourth ballot, to defeat Claude Wagner of Quebec. Police Force Suspended SYDNEY, N.S. (AP) Mayor Earl Tubrett has all 62 of the city's police officers in a labor dispute and called in the Royal Canadian Motmtccj Police to keep order. The policemen, members of the Canadian Union of Public Employes, had refused Thtrett's order to break up picket lines by civic workers, members of the same union. Canada's Atty. Gen. Leonard Pace said Sunday he gave orders to ensure that police protection Is available for the - community. NATiON IN BRIEF I _______ WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford today urged the nation's govern to support a renewal of federal revenue sharing and warned that the U.S. economic recovery would be imperiled if Congress fails to extend the program. In a speech prepared for a meeting of the National Governors Conference, Ford said, "The whole concept of federal state relations Is at stake" and If movement toward more general revenue sharing falls this year, "there will be a new escalation in the categorical programs of an there9slngly centralized government," Ford said that some view federal-state relations as "the most deadly boring of all political issues." But he said the issue "really turns me on." - Grain Elevator Explodes GALENA PARK, Tex. (AP) Firemen and rescue crews searched today for more victims at the site of a waterfront grain elevator explosion which left at least six persons dead and another 25 injured. Several victims were believed burled Sunday under troken concrete and twisted steel. "We are certain we will find others dead but we don't know how many," said Paul Carr, a Houston Fire Department spokesman. "It may be a couple of days before we can dig down and find the othtia. They may be burled under 60 feet of rubble." - LEAA Controls Coasicle red WASHINGTON (AP) With the crime rate steadily rising, moves are underway in Congress to tighten controls over the fedet-al agen created to mike America's streets safe. The Law Enforcement Mslstance Administration, rthbijshed under th Safe Streets Act 1d h;c lM - of - __ - V V By TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS cooperation with her terrorist life on the run. With prosectitlon testimony kidnapers as her only means of ALso at Issue is a taped cflnnearing an end,, Paticia hearst survival. versatlon between Miss Hearst learns today whether she will "I was told! would be killed," and a childhood friend that ocbe questioned about plans she she has said repeatedly when curred withIn 48 hours of her helped draw up for bank rob- asked to explain her failure to arrest and was recorded at the beries other than the one for surrender during a 19-month San Mateo County Jail in subwhich she Is on trial, odyssey with the SLA. urban Hedwiod City where the U.S. District Court Judge Oil U.S. Attorney James L. newspaper heiress has been yr J. Carter says he will nile Browning Jr. seeks to ask held wiut bail. M today on whether Miss Hearst, Hearst about the stack of docuIn the conversation, Miss 22, may be questioned about 17 ments recovered from her Hearst complains bitterly to documents found in her last apartment the day of her capPatririn Tobin about her capfugitive hideout. ture, Sept. 18. Included isa floor ture and says her politics are She Is now on trial for a San plan of a Bank of America "revolutionary feminist" now. Francisco bark robbery two branch In Sacramento with tbmonths after she was kidnaped. servatlors on bank 'he prosecution contends the personnel In tape reveals Miss Authorities say the notebooks Hearst's willjC hearst's handwriting. ing allegiance to re'olutionar,' and drawings could link her to Other papers include a list of philosophy. Her planned bank heists in the Sacof banks and a yellow spiral note- counter It is meaningless and rainento area, filling out part the year on the run she has kept book containing notes on escape occurred while she was still in routes and methods of disguise. fear of her life, with SLA mernhidden from the Jury. The newspaper heiress, who Chief defense attorney F. Lee her Emily Harris in the rhas been on the witness stand Bailey has kught vigorously to next to her. since Feb. 13, has testified that keep the contents of the papers During a hearing last week her every move was in fear of away from the seven-woman, outside the presence of the Jury, her life, including her state- five-man Jury. He also refused Miss Hearst calmly invoked the ments of allegiance to her Sym- to open up for questioning a full 5th Amendment 19 times, bionese Liberation Arm cap- year September 1974 to Sep- refusing to answer an' tors. She defended her ;idr;iittt-d t'in!.'r 1973 -. '1 Mi's Hearst's quili:ns IlYiUt tJ i!, W:; - _________ __________________ _____________ -' ________________ I I ____________________ _______________ Mrs. Hunt Is a member of the commission anc P'e _ -.'--:--.. - I L' - 1 - _______ - ... attorneys — _________________ ________ FORT LAUI,Eltl)ALE (AP) Two men with tong criminal recorcLs are among three persons charged in the shooting death; of a 1"lrida highway patrolmai, and a vacationing Canadian policeman, authorities say. Jessie Tafero, 30, a drifter whose last known residence was Rockville, Md., and Waltei- N. Ithodes, 2S, of Miami, were charged in the Friday deaths of trooper Phillip A. Mack of Pompano Beach and Cpl. Donald K. Irwin of ________ I -. _ - Reynolds To Join :'.;••...j!" Vegetable Fan - ___________________________ _______ _________ __________ _________ .. BICENTENNIAL PROGRAM __________ __________ Fonner "bear vrestler" l)on honor, HOMESTEAD (AP) us for the past eight seasons. _______ Reynolds is scheduled to an"And, how could they?" he South Florida shoppers looking "But we get a lot of tourists, nounce his candidacy for the asked, "when they see their _____ for a change from the super. especiallynowthatsomanyare U.S. Congress Tuesday at the retired grandparents not '_-. markets' nicely packaged but in campers," she said. .••': meeting rooms of the Greater having enough income to "They APPOINTED pay few-days-old vegetables have a load up on vegetables and take Sanford Area Chamber of their bills or receive proper j. Charles B. Collins of Warwinter option not shared by them back north. I also have wkk Commerce. medical attention." 1 N.Y., a native of Sannorthern neighbors, regular customers who drive Reynolds, the principal at ________ Reynolds says the \ Fresh vegetables are here for from Key West or do UP ford, has been appointed by from Seminole high School, is dLsilluSionment experienced by the picking for a price rastmxiii emIcal Products at Fort Lauderdale and \Vest scheduled to make a brief the ration's youth could mean Inc., ai any of some 50 licensed "U- Pblm Beach," district marketing address and answer questions the "future is gcL'ug down the , PIc.k" fields dotting the vege. manager for the DPI Division Mrs. Kingery, known to her at a public cfke at 9 n.m. at drain right In front of our eyes .#-:/ table farmlands surrounding In the Eastern District. regulars by the brightly ccIuz the chamber, unless we do something about this city. Collins joined Eastman in 1953 sun bonnets she wears, said her Reynolds, a Democrat, is u." It's the harvest season, and average DONALD T. REYNOLDS after receiving lila MS degree sale Is 20 pounds of seeking the seat occupied by Reynolds said he wants to organic chemistry from there's a wide selection of beans and she has up to 300 Richard kelly, a Republican. "restore the faith of these manager, Jack Homer, said he crops, including tomatoes, customers on a Stetson University and has Reynolds, who for the sake of young people"and good Saturday. demonstrate Is making chamber facilities green beans, white corn, yellow btcn field marketing "They education says he has worked that honesty and integrity can go heavier available "to candidates for squash, reas and peppers. U- matoes," she representative In the DPI said. "I'd sa every job from "farming to become successful parts of the public office who wish DivIsion for seven to meet pickers 'ay less, sometimes far they average picking 30 years. running a gas station," to American political system, the public and answer less, than half the supermarket pounds." "Testling bears," Is running Reynolds will not campaign questions." Price. VinerIpenedtatti5 L01 Notice forCongress because hesnyshe full tme until the summer With Reynolds' formal anBut price is not the only at- to 20 cents a pound is tired of pollticianb who in u-pick get because he must first attend to nouncement, Seminole THE CIRCWT COURT traction for the thousands of fields, compared to prices EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. elected to office, then forget the his dutiesas principal. Already, will have two candidates County for the daily pick-It-yourself shoppers. ranging up to 50centsper ptjjyJ CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE campaign promisesmadeto the he has Infc -mcd the .thooi high uffiur. I don't kriup, ,,,I, u e,., '" The second COUNTY, FLORIDA. for green-picked, board of his intention to seek didate Is County Commissioner there's an entirely different rlpeneti tomatoes incarton CIVIL ACiION NO. 71-2S99-CA.ossuperBeing closely associated with the office of Congressman for Sid Vihien Jr. EE taste to vegetables when you've markets. F I R ST F ED ERA L S A VI P405 & the education system, Reynolds the Filth Congressional Both Viblen and Reynolds are picked 'em yourself," one uLOAP ASSOCI TION OF EUSTiS, Most u-pickers will make a says a poll of the "very best" District. The district stretches Democrats. Thus, only one of picker, a Miami man, said on a Plaintiff trip a week, canning, fee high school students indicate 73 over eight counties including the two if either can recent warm, sunny day. "They or just giving away what they 5ALVATOk E SPADAFORE and per cent of them do not believe Sanford ending up in Pinellas possibly emerge victorious just naturally taste better, don't soon eat, Mrs. Kingery NANCY ANN SPADAFORE. their elected representatives County on Florida's west coast, from the ps-I-mary to face the Maybe it's because you know said. are persons of integrity and The chamber's executive incumbent Republican. Defenj.nt how fresh they are." Miamians Leon and Leona NOTICE OF SALE He had just picked about 10 Spiller, standing between tall, NOTIcE 4 hC?bY that pounds of green beans, paying dark-green rows pvrs4Jaflt to a Final of of pole beans forefo,r Fenrury 20, field operator Lottie Kingery 15 and picking while they talkea, 1976 the Circuit Court of the cents per pound. In most super- confirmed U Eighteenth Circuit in and for markets that day, he would mitOe- County, Florida In Clvii "We put some up but we also Action No, 7 S3S99CAO,EE ARhave paid 40 to 50 cents per pick for widows and old folks in THUR H, BECK WITH, JR Clerk of pound, plastic wrapped. I our church who can't get out," the tala Court, will sell for cash in f "I guess most of our custom- said Spiller, a truck driver, hand to the higheit and best bidder ers are from at the West Front door of the-right around here "Our preacher tells EDITOR'S NOTE up we've Despite The National Wildlife FederCourthouse-, Seminole County. -Hydrocarbons and carbon or from Miami (about 35 mI'es got regular customers looking FlOrlda at 11.00 o'clock A M on the probiems and setbacks in ation, the nation's largest con- monoxide levels in away)," said Mrs. Kingery, a forward the exIausts to us every weekend." March 3. 1976. the following cleaning up the environment, servatlon organization, annual. of 1976-model automobiles are widow who has been real property sltuite- in operating Mrs. Spiller said she also described the task is Sf'mlnole- County, Florida, to wit. going forward with ly assesses progress in seven per cent less than in vehicles li-pick fields for various farm- ships fresh vegetables, capeLot 7. Block?. NORTH ORLANDO considerable publlcsupport,ac.- major environmental areas: made before l%8, the EPA cording to public opinion polls. timber, cially tomatoes, to a sister-in. SECOND ADDITION, accorng to water, minerals, air, says. the plat thereof a reccwde-J in Pla? law in Illinois. Book 13. Pages 35 through 57 of the wildlife, soil and open space. U IC WASHINGTON (AP) Smog "In the winter, she can't Let Publi Rerords of Semlnofe- County. than three4otjrtbs of Its recently issued report for the —More 20,000 good tomatoes at a decent price Flor,da "major air pollution still pollutes some major Amer- 1975 concluded that Includtng Range. Refrigerator so I sent her some," she said. airsix pollution sources" In the nation are cornlean cities. Oil spills occasion- dccre&setj, but in the other AirConter,Wa,,erafldCarpet "She ships us apples every year DATED this 30th day of Fetrua,y, ally foul beaches. Coal oper- areas there was loss cf quality, plying with pollution abatement ic;s in return." ators continue to destroy the in part because of failures to pla the EPA says, although (S [AL) landscape by Strip-mining for comply with new federal many are behind schedule and Arthur H. Bt(kwith, Jr. coal In some states. And che there are some notable pi-ob_________________ Clerk of the C rcu,t Court. regulations, or the failure of the lems. Legal Notice By: Lillian T. Jenkins ical pollutants threaten health, federal government to enact CELBERRY The city IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Clerk Hut after Richard necessary legislation. counctlatlp.m.todaywlllhojd EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. RowLAND. PETRUSKA pitethoP'thlems,RU3sdfl M Nixon signed the National A fetkrai land use bill, for Train, the EPA's adminis. a public hearing on the request CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE BOWEN & McDONALD 306 North Magnolia Avenue Environmental Health Act and example, didn't get through trator, says: "We have of Devco Construction Co., to COUNTY, FLONIDA. NO. U-II.CA.O,.B declared the '70s the decade for Congress Orlando, Florida 37*01 vacate and abandon two stub last year and Presi- definitely turned the corner Publ,th Fe-'fj 73, 1976 cIeanin' up the environment, dent Ford vetoed a bill to regu- all the major pollution streets in Camellot subdivision. SOUTIlEASTEpp HOME MOR DEW 1)1 TGAGE COMPANY, a Florida there are many claims that late strip mining. Although the problems that faced us in 1970. II the abandonment of a corporation. PUBLIC NOTICE progressh& been made toward National Wildlife Federation But I'm not suggesting that we portion of Lancelot and Plaintiff, The Board of County Corn. eliminating pollution, rioted progress in reducing air don't have a lot of problems Guinevere Courts Is approved vs. miSsioners hereby notifies the WILLIAM DUNN. it put,lic of itS Grant In the process, pollution pollution, even the EPA said ah'," both stubs are expected to be CHARLES Modification l fighting has become a major that few utilities and Industries Submittal to Ihe U.S. Department of interview, Train said included In a replat of the Delent,nt. In an Lar under the Comprefiensive American enterprise, The met the June 1 deadlIne last the northern end of the developNOTICE TO DEFEND Employment and Training Act of envjronnthl movement Environmental Protection year for compliance with (eder1973 (CE TA), Grant 140 17-6 0323-60, tluat started In the l96 because ment. Ager.cy, for exaknple, Is the al standards on emissions TO: CHARLES WILLIMi DUNN Title VI, Modification Plo. 603. 1he of At the workshop to follow the and if married "justifiable outrage DUNN, his wife purpose of this mceiification Ofl tiX! government's largest smoke, Was to public Reiid*nce hearing, the council will Unkio dust., sulfur part of the public," has now reapportion allocations from Last kno* address regulatory agency, with 9,000 carbon monoxide, smog dioxide, discuss Lemon Lane drainage, and ni- largely Seminoie County's baI&flct ',t state 10433 Northwestern Avenue employ"i, although it Is only trogen dioxide over urban agreement Into Semin;, COtOy' beer. institutionalized. tlx water and Sewer rate Os-Orlando, Florida five y'a.rs old. Most states and areas. jxlme sponsor q'nt. "There's a lot less emotional din.ances, the assessment role SUIT TO Th15 modification increases this large lties run agencies Nevertheless, the National excitement about the environ- for the paving, drainage etc., of FORECLOSE MORTGAGE grant by $79,917 (Iro(fl S1,OeS,71s) to similar to the EPA. Wildlife Federation concluded: ment today, but perhaps an Oakwood Drive and Queens You, CHARLES WILLIAM anew total of 51,165100 Breakdown DUNN, anti if married --- DUNN of funds. The production of pollution- "Despite this generally somber even deeper acceptance of the Mirror Circle South and a hi% wif,p, and all thoti claiming any Wages' $916,373 right, title or interest 'ontrol equipmcnt is a multi- picture, there are some erxour- Issue by the public, The envi- utility line extension policy, by. through r Fringe BeneIit $110,741 Under you are h(-reby 11110fl'dollar industi'. The fed. aging signs. Most significantly, ronment has just taken Its place hat Administration: 5101,57* a complaint to foreclose a certaiv ral government estimates that perhaps, the polls still show Un- among the nation's priorities Total positions slots transferred 39 mortgage on the following dCrib,d for a new total of 217 15.7-bil1 ion was spent last year diminl&ed public support for and values today," Tram said. Zoning Board prcpeuy. to-wit: This modification contains three Lot 156, tess the North 1 .7-bi!lion by federal, state environmental goals." 30 feet, new posit ioni for kehasheenrunnjngtheEpA To the period of TRAILW000 ESTATES nd local govermr,'nts arxl 5ev, One, March 01. IPis, througf JuneOthers 30, point to these accomsince 1973, when he took over as per plat thereof, as recorded In I*7, elijon by inciustry. The Plat Book from Wll1am D. Ruckeishaus, outlay pllnenth: is, Pagis 27, 8. of the Prim, porn.or: roduced one million jots, acSemboole County Public Recoros of Seminose County, Bord of Co.nty Commi'isi,5 'After a concerted federal, the agency's first adminis. Greenhouse or-ding to federal statistics. Florida, a It a 104)3 NorthW'f.stern A'enue, state and local effort, fish life is trator. Name of Highest Elected Official: Orlando, Florida, together Mike Hattaway, Chairman Pollution control Is one of ALTAMONTE SPRINGS with Range, Refrigera,, and Wall the again thriving in l.ae Erie, Unit of Government: County !w in&sffles not hurt by Charged with enforcing regu- Recommendations from the to Wall Carpeting IOCit. considered a "dying lake" therein ard thereon Area Served SemIr,oie Coun?y. cessjon, says Rus.c'.Jl W. Pc- ((a(. a lations on e%erythin' froni air planning and zoning corn.1 .I I ,.L,. r' . Also charged In the slayings was Sonia Lee Jacobs Under, 27, of Charlotte, NC. Police said she has no pre%ious crimna1 re()r(l. - _______________ -________ '-' ' _____________ - Outlaw Killed In Blast ________ -- - I - - - his given, Progress Is Being Made n ( I e a ri i ii g E n"V' I ro ii iii e n Judgment in . - P I) I He a ri n g Slated - six years - -- nOtified - Consider - ..-..- . .. - JACKSON VILLE (Al') A motorcycle gang member and his female companion have been killed in a blast that scattered their bodies and car over a half-block area, police say. A bomb the equivalent of six sticks of dynamite was tcd uriiay as the ictim.s sat in their parked car outside their rented house, police said. Police said they did not know how the bomb was triggered, killing the 30-year.old member of the Outlaws motorcycle gang and his 2.5-year-old companion. — - — To Support Revenue Sharing . in school board advisory committee on Escambia High, where four students were wounded in gunfire during a racial confrontation about two weeks ago. ________ ______ Ford Urges Governors ____ PENSACOLA (Al' Arsonists are responble for a Pe that partly "..royed the home of a Human Relations Comston member who urged a probe of police t9cs In a race riot at Escainbia Uigh School, au".,.rities say. The blaze caused 11,500 damage to the the house Teresa Hunt, who had been lured away from her fire officials said Sunday. No injured the Saturday night blaze, which reported by a neighbor, authorities said. one was at '- suspended To Bank Heist Plans . ' was - Party Leader Elected %. home, ________ ROME (AP) Growing numbers of America 's future doctors are being trained in Italy. With admission to US. medical schools confined to about 4,500 new students a year, or about a tenth of the applicants, more than 1,500 Americans are now studying at 27 medIcal schools in Italy. It is the largest contingent of American medical students in Europe. A million-dollar organization, the ltalo.Amerjcan Medical Education Foundation, helps Itallanize the American students and thei re-Americanize them after their Italian education. ' 9 .. front of r him L1aA. I -' about were a ___ I Monday Feb. 23, 1974-3A Pape rs May Tie Patty __---.- of in- then instruments -'.-. -: - 1 lying members of a g v -- Arsonists Blamed In Fire V on to a - At Home Of School Official and asking for FLORIDA IFsJ BRIEF V A hcpital spokesman said Thomas found the sheriff's bomb today that Orman was later the front law,, 't Seminole d.icposai sq'iad. released. Memorial Hospitai, told ____________________________ Shooting Probed deputies that someone in reportedly stalen. chroom breakin In which Sheriff's detectives are In-. struggle ensued, car shot In the leq. A school spokesman bald quantity uf chocolate and vestigatlng shooting incident Bitten by Snake county number, descripUon and value milk was taken Saturday night 1P17P Green Deputies reported Robert F jail in lieu of $8,000 bond. of the instruments wasn't than 400 meal tickets, Meadows Apartments, Fern Batten, 20, of 110 N. Sunland Annul! Charge immediately available. Orledo Man Treated Park, in which Mildred Kehoe, Drive, Sanford, was camping Altamonte Snrngs police Sgt. William Bernosky said A 44.year.old Oviedo area 71, was grazed with a bullet, ________ out 1n a wooded area near the Phipps, 18, of Orlando, with bcilding by smashing a window monoxide poisoning and later was sitting In an upstairs when he was bitten b)' a 2-foot aggravated assault, His bond with a cement block, released at Winter Park apartment with lour other coral snake. was 1 - V. V at man __________ __________ Doctors Train In Italy Evening Herak1,!anforc, Ft. iviyrunT vvorer Jailed On Morals Charge A 28-year-old migrant worker IN BRIEF — -- I i - ByBOBILOYD Staff Writer BOGO'A, Colombia (AP) ___ Monday, Feb. 23, 1974 ----_ I _________ Tuition Hikes Proposed TALLAHASSEE (Al') Graduate and nonresident students would be hardest hit by proposed tuition hikes designed to raise $6 million for state universities, officials say. The proposed hikes would add $72 to the quarterly bill of a Fiorl do graduate student taking an aige 12-hour load and $132 to a non-resident graduate student's bill, officials say. Resident graduate students' tuition would Increase $6 an hour, while tuition for juniors and seniors would go up 50 cents an hour for an average hike of $7.50 for a 15-hour load. - 'It ___________ --'Si _________ - graders at Midway Elementary School presented a Ilicentennlal program a,s a Third FBI Sifting Materials birthday. Portraying people and things associated with UnitedStates'hlstory(nbove) from left, Clifton Campbell, as i)aniel Boone; Sonja Reddick., Betsy Ross; and SAN FRANCiSCO (AP) In the Richmond house the raid resulted from infcrmation Yekertina Johnson. Statt of FI is sifting through piles FBI also said it found literature gathered after the arrests Feb. Li'acrty; (ph9to left, Candice of explosives and radical writ- from the Emiliano Zapata Unit 17 of two alleged terrorists In a Bradley, Liberty Bell; Walter Ings seized from a makeshift and New World Liberation Mann County shootout, New McKenzie, John Smith, and bomb plant in an effort to pin- Front (NWLF) a group Dawn literature was found in Willie Willlngham, Abe point the source on Northern which recently issued commu- their van. Lincoln. (Herald Photo by California terrorist attacks. niques threatening Patricia Tom Vincent) From 130 to 150 poundsofex. Hearst and her family. County Group - I plosives were discovered SaturThe San Francisco Chronicle day in a predawn raid by FBI quotedundergroundsourccsto. Elects Tuesday and police SWAT teams on a day as saying the seven persons ALTA MONTE SPRINGS Richmond, Calif., house. Three arrested comprise almost the __________________________________________ New oflIcss of U e Seminole men and three women. s- entire membership of the ___________________________________________ Count)' League of Civic pri.sed while sleeping, were ar- Emiliano Zapata 1.. ______________________________________________________________________ Associations, representing 27 rested and face arraignment on newspaper said the J terrorist member organizations and over explosives charges today. group used for Its front an 5,000 voters, will be elected at A seventh person was ar- aboveground bookstore and called an 8 p.m. meeting Tuesday at rested after a stakeout later communication center the First Federal Savings and Saturday in Oakland. Police the New Dawn Collective in Loan conference room here. identified him as David Miller, Berkeley, The slate recommended by 21, wanted in Madison, Wis., for FBI Special AgentIn.Cliarge the nominating committee assaulting a policeman during a Charles Bates said it would includes: rwbert Ilruru,er of demonstration in 1973, He was "take a little time" to deter-WASHINGTON (AP) CIA make things worse" Sumina Corp., attempted to held in lieu of $100,000 bail on an mine to which group those at- Rolling hills, president; Tom Director George Bush says the Kanelis of Apple Valley, first Of publication, he said, "In raise the Soviet submarine, explosives charge. rested belonged. He said release of the house in., my lexicon that Is just plain _______________________________________________________________________________________ vice president; Jerry telligence committee report wrong. But that is a matter (or Schnelker, Woodlands, second damaged U.S. security but de- the Congress to determine, not 1ce president Susan Lipton, dines to specify how, saying the intelligence community." Markham Woods, correspon. that would ding secretary; Marty Dun. the dam- Bush spoke on NBC's "Meet the age, Press". FE13QUARY21 Sanford: Winter Wood, Gertrude Letseruring, Deltona nebacke, ADMISSIO4S recording Clara Bush said M. Ashley secretary that and even though Matt Clarence Miller, Deltona Bush said the report, which Congress McCleave, James H. Benton Weathersfjeld, might not have prior the full House voted to keep Nathan Rosen, Deltona Sanford: knowledge of secret operations, treasurer, Henry B. flerntsen cret, contains "certain things George J. hoffman, FarBenjamin M. Collins it could still abort bad E(fie Bright County Commissioner Harry that the intelligence community mington, Maine Robert Jackson lie said, "I W. Percy Chapman think Kwlatkowskl and Seminole under the feels (are) damaging to the I). Mickie, Longwood Clerk of the Circuit Court Thomas H. Thurston new Valerie Clancy machinery that we can national security." He added, Edith Wallace avoid, even though we are not Eugene Golden Mildred H. Stoneleigh, Arthur H. Beckwith Jr., r'ill "If I told you those I.ongwood Mary G. Harrison, Altamonte debate the merits of the county Rena Randall prior notice of covert op. that would highlight those and Ernest F. Woschnak, DeBary Roy Ripley erations, I think through Marie M. Saunders, Oviedo com*roller bill to be on the Oliver Sjublom, Lake Mary March David H. Shannon 9 goodwill and communication presidential t3elle M. Allen, Lake Monroe Nancy with the oversight committees, preferential primary ballot. DCHARGES William McAdanis, Osteen Rebecca C. Thus protecting secrecy so it won't SmailTractor. Small I,ethla Walker leak out if an operation starts, Sanford: DISCHARGES we can safeguard the interests Joyce Wilson Salena Lee Evelyn S. Cordell, Deltona of the American people and I Sandra I.. Taylor Sanford: Robert E. Gainer, Deltona think a lousy operation could be Frank R. Kramer, Orange Rubye ChrIstinsen aborted by congressional acAnna hlaraburcio, Deltona City Arnold C. Cleveland tion." Tressie V. Crews He said congress could stop a InLssioneitherbycuttingoffreJohnnie Kelly BEACH tAP)— Gail McIntyre Few people notice ti e 4'-carat sources or by "taking it up with Hood Tractor Co. John I). McLdlan _____________________________________________________________ diamond ring on Lucinda the president, which Congress I? ' Oà.1V9 B'e%tom Tra,i Ofiar,4o. Fia 324*4 Mark B. Palinieri Eddy's finger when she dips her has a wonderful way of doing, Marsha A, JOHN BURTON SR. Sanford, is in charge of Cora Rice Aitamoni, p' ,ii, Ftc 3titi hand into a huge vat and counts and they have a right to do Oqlartda arrangements. Attar.I,1, Florence Rile)' out live shrimp to sell to that." 4H hI 13i1 John Abner Burton Sr., 77, of Daisy Wright customers at a bait store. Meanwhile, a technical 2809 S. French Ave., Sanford, _________________________________________ Betty M. Todd, Altamonte "When I'm here, I can let my fl8gazine says about 1550 died Saturday night at Seminole Rose I.. Philips, Chuluota hair down, I can be somebody million in Navy research funds Memorial Hospital. A native of Ethel II. Hall, DeBar)' else," says Mrs. Eddy, a real were used in a CIA-sponsored Walnut Cove, N.C., he had lived 1il1ord hi. Leonard, DeBai-y In estate developer and Fort Lau- effort to raise a sunken Soviet Florida since 1953, moving to submarine in the Pacific near derdale bank director, Howard V. Robinson, Deland Sanford in 1956 from Pierce. He I Mrs. Eddy, whose regular Ilawali. Gert.ie L. Freeman, Deltona was a veteran of WW I having Sea Technology says in its customers call her the "Shrimp Pauline B. Lloyd, Deltona served with the U.S. Army and Lady," works weekends amid February issue that the Navy Elizabeth J. Mattuieux, was a member of First the squalid surroundings of the opposed the CIA project in Geneva Presbyterian Church of 50-year-old bait house to help whlchtheGlomarExplorer,op. Clifford C. Corden, Lake Greensboro, NC. out her brother, Ton)' ROdI-I. crated by Howard Hughes' MaI-)• Survivors include his wife, guez. Mrs. Mary I). Burton, Sanford; Vola B. Sloan, Lake Mary At this time last year, she — sister, Miss Mary Lucy Burton, Daisy Branch, Winter Sprs. Greensboro; says she was planning a formal two grand. A Century ago, "undertakers" did little dinner for 165 friends. ______________________________ Juanity Gregory, Winter children, H. Arthur Burton, more Sprs. "i'1y brother Tony, he works then provide a "cofljn" ard a horsedrawn Sanford, and Mrs. Mary B. too hard, so I started coming caniage Today's funeral director completes LeSucur, Gainesville; one Sunday's high 8-4, today's low 1ahzed education so that he can coordi. here to help him out," she says. FEBRUARYt2 great-grandson, ADMISSIONS nate numerous details and relieve the family "lie's such a nice guy, and the Grarnkow Funeral Home, Mostly fair and cool today. of every possible burden store doesn't make enough ('old tonight. Partly cloudy and money to hire any more people, not as cool Tuesday. Highs in so! go up here and help hull." the SOs today and unoc r bOs intl ________ -_ To Find Ten or ource -- ______________ _________ — _________ ' _____ _____ - ___ ____ ____ ____ — -_______ _______________________________________ Spy Report Release Hurt Security: Bush - Wallace Gets Hardhat Vote JACKSONVILLE tAP) Alabama Gay. George C. Wallace grabbed 8,000 votes of members of the American United I-lard flats of Florida in a straw ballot for president, the group's chairman says. Tommy Tyrrell said Sunday that more than two-thirds of 12,000 mailed ballots returned in the straw vote were for Wallace. lie said the group, which claIms 20,000 members in Florida, will endorse and work for the Democratic governor. "The rank-and-file labor people in the state of Florida are rallying behind George C. Wallace because the)' know Wallace speaks for the people," Tyrreil said. - Sid Caesar Injured POMPANO BEACH (AP) Comedian Sid Caesar was reported In fair condition today after being injured in a chain-reacth)n automobIle smashup in hith two persons died. Caesar, 53, underwent x-rays Sunday at a hospital here for back and neck pains, a hospital spokeswoman said, He did not suffer serious injuries, the said. Caesar was among seven persons hurt in four accidents which took place al a pickup truck struck a bridge abutment and flipped over on Interstate 95 near Pompano Beach Saturday night. - CALENDAR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23 Idyllwllde School Skating Party, Melodee Skating Rink, £:30-8.30 p.m. Seminole Legislative DekgEion meeting, 4 p.m., Casselberry City Hall. Seminole League of Civic AssocIations, 8 p.m., First Federal Savings and Loan, Altamonte Springs. Election of officers. Alcoholics Anonymous (closed), 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Sanford. TOtS Chapter 79, over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Drives, lake Mary, 7 p.m. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 Lyman High ehocl I'TSA, 8p.m., school auditorium. 1',,rri,',,liirn tiII tv' i'xn!:iine'd for twit year's ninth HOSPITAL NOTES aggravate ,, VV -V V I - _/ V. . -. V , •'.'-• - :' ..'J - I-, J - - ,._ -:.- f,•i4. ' ' -' r Ir -.' 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MAH K E\'. Advertising I)iretnr is 9 ___________ lI'iut' I¼hver leck, 5 ri'nt, . M'nui. $2 4i; 6 M4fithS, $14 20; Vr.ir. $2810. 1k Mail In florida sune us home deliver. All 'ther mail: Mt'nth, $2 0; 6 Mont $lfl; 32 Months. $32 40 1 • Vihlen thrust one crutch into the elevator only to have the (foors elncp tiphtlt,/ nn th w,whn e..-• -.-........ ''II UJUI. ilien he touldn t get the crutch out. He struggled -- -- i TL ne F or office leaving the crutch proding from the closed elevator doors. lOCK A reporter and a lady passerb' ) Joned f orces to open ua eieator uors anu tree uiC crUtCh I) aos SO ihlen could ride (he eIeator to the ground floor A unified foreign poliis iuording Ilcm Kissinger, is the aitezntie to 'enormous potentialities for chaos. to and continue on his delayed trip to lurch. Members of the Sni1nole Cadet Squadron No. 08116, Civil Air Patroi, recently toured Kennedy Space Center and were treated to quite a few sights. Among the many things the Cadels did and were tours of the first launch control ever in use by the National Aeronautics and Spi.ice Administration (NASA), the vehicle assembly building, a film on the preparation of the space shuttle voyage and a scale model of the space shuttle itself. The Cade also saw a film and heard a lecture n thai hitn..., f -__t_.. . .. $IIIJ us puix epiorauon fl(1 l luture goals and then the entire group toured launch The serious procedure of Jury selection in circuit iurt was troken last week when a prospective juror agreed with a prosecutor's objection. cni "1* disCssio in Los An'eles He env:sions hes Id th' I nations feel a sense participation River Gold Wins Applause L • Alr Ic of smilesand la;ghterspread across the before Circuit Judge Robert McGregor coulu respo. .i _______ k t lntlt' . . .. 1 • -. ,: By JEAN I'ATTE.soN - . .. . Dickey grinned and told the lady, "You and my wife would get along fine" - . . officials - _____ _____ - I - .--- . . ______ I . , .! -;.-;--_ - 1 'a This weekend's production of the original dance drama 'River Gold" will go down in local memory as a high point En the ccleation of the nation's Bicentennj Not only was River Gold" marvelous to watch - with i Lilented performers, effective set design and profesonal presentation - but it also gave one an exciting sense of parcP:I1thihtreed . . -. _________________________ . ______ t t ' ______ Semimle Day by Geor Mkew. A secofld peormsn followed on Sunday 'eni, Feb. 22. Following the introduction of Ba1l Guild directors, and Mr ___ _______ 1 - totheaudience A bouquetof ced esandplaquedethcatEn th Mkew is the onl Seminole Count soman er to be wile of I past. . / i --. ' will relinquish its newfound power to a \hite house occupied by a president of the minority party. The growing conflict is exernnlihed b, forces in Angola the recent suspension aid to 1i'ke oer the (prus iffair and the tonditions imposed on trade with the Soviet Union. While we can sympathize with Kissinger's of -. v i f i-------.- \ 11 'ja.,. A h, - 2 1 (&ZJ . - -- 11 has passed mus . TI • race nomination esen allowing for the customary exaggerations petitors for Georgia's 1966 Democratic guber- Carter's low years as Georgia governor hints of fellow" And in 1970 they were cozy enough we presidential tO . -j ultimate objective of foreign policy. To Kissinger, sthbilitythnply me nathat the great tj Z deplCW1 tn all its moods, tranquil and stormy, En sunlight an audience, were (bottom) daneerInGroser,artistIc dl r e c to r s and pride and love of country from the audience. TheSecondactopenedwIthabunedicungfedafly chores, familyfunandsojernnSunw hipof the hardy pious C - . r '\• T I I - \y-' If, . I I [J I I I- I I " f the departure northbound Auto-Train concluded the memorable presentation. rapid succession, dancers flitted acr the stage spothghtlng for a moment flashcarda which told the tale of a boomng Florida land cales, motels, avaI Air Station, Cape - ________ - ______ --. Stripped of all its rhetoric, Kinger's ete (t hted the repUon following the pmfer - - ' The dancers peHonned throughout with the polish and %ene -- Iiuerle and Mrs. Bill Reek. The ballet presen- \ j nfordite, and the only Seminole lounty woman . , e — ' -\ , 3 f set designer — - ,, - - .. -'-- The Supreme into his office and told me right out that if I ever the committee's of Caliloa says this use of tax of the campaign fundng law. We think most Americans would says lt all right for pubic funds to be meet the law s qualifications as cand', but in truth are not _____________________________________________ P rnnVI fl I J lAI ft saw the possibility for really long ago as 1969 or W70 when President SadM full governent resources of the state of Gge Wallace. He used former Gov. Marvin starting a momentum that could lead a we would be in a bet 'siUo to di th PS So it is that Lester Maddox became perhaps purpose. Since then, he's denied hang nnylhing well equipped to sense those opportwti. I od , who is now thought by some to be the leading So far as his leadership was concerned, get them to take advantage of opportunities that The primary nwchas of armj two-fed," says Maddox of Carter, "he's the and contrary." He says Carter's reorganization Should the United States sell arms abroad? we've gone too '(ar We have overl soU ted God the American people find it out before it's agencies into 22) cost the state "some S3OOO against Dr. Kissinger is that he has bn ly think there Es an important problem (or in Phony? Jimmy Carter? The accusation Li not and-above executives to gernment In his (ow' seems to me — because he was trying to buy of the world, 11 we have a good friend 'boragaIn Christian" as he sa It wIthout history of the state." going to keep us out of conflicts, future we need to aid ' I. ' -" ,_ -':1. - .,- ,. men who stated a preference - my readers to please Send me a ' - I noticed first about the opposite (J\ _____________ most were from P equally divided between men 'i-t Illinois, didn't know how close until we lobIsts to register and to give yearly reports of however, that they are mc:eof a tnis racket thanaclubovertheneadsotlobbyts, then-presidential counsel Phillip Areeda became convinced that I men responding than women. men: • -r. neither has nor cohtemplates any such court. regulation." Poorwasviceprdentofallrfck _ ____ m-' - ____ ____ / have brought a real crackdo on lobbyists. They still operate in the shadows, guiding cor"porations and unions alike through the trackless wastes of governmenl J, Ior underitood thewarn tonan t that the size of a woman's bust California. One Ericinu girl- cruelty, warmth, trust, isn't important. watcher wrote, "I prefer to see friendliness and compassion her to bathe a grown son, she "We'd comeinsomelnorping the plant w' be there," or sald Ofl the pe _ — -. __ &' - ' now to keep logs of their contacts with lobbyists. ______ S • I ',. 'ic ' ZIL?., i. :' foreign countries. U foreign ccwn'jes had for NSA brass got wind of Pckr's device, which the)' diff1ulty of monitoring foreign traffic," These are the findings of the Library of Rep. John Moss, 1)-Call!,, who requested the So out of the blue, the small Frederick finn machine. As Congss, which has conducL, a confidential Library study, rega.-d, the lobbying laws it turned out, compiter1j cocug as received a warning call from NSA. This failed to de4ces far more study. wholly Inadequate. The most effective operators deter the production Sophisticated than Poor's [muplans, so the firm's Ventions Lobbyists literally swarm over Capitol 11W, dont register as lobbyists, don't call were themselves president, John Houston, developed not long aften,ard and attorney, Marx with pt lobby RODINO COMES TIIROIJGH: A and longer ha the Capitol Leva, were soned a mee few days and pull strings inside the 'MiRe House. y at NS4's loWe These whatchamnacauits keep above the dquarters in Ft. Meade, Md. except for the tenids racket, these great t*arly4xirly trend vIth a soft foot and deal on the delaying a bill that would Poor has stated on a tape recording that he behalf help states fight on of their COflSW1ey5 against keep the lobbyists in line, antitrust UNTOLI) STORY: Burled In the secret files action If the firm went ahead The people with the produc. the White House seemed of- of the National Security Agency Is the story of tion. Unfalr,thenputmoaiew th Is. He fendedatthemeresesUtj5to howl gucy'stophr skillfully brought the I Is to block "We don't Want YOU to build It," the measure to the House floor, NSA where he is now pushing it. little chance for survival. Tiny • -, For Ti n-i S/a ted Se rn in o le S ho fame, - on a - - I — -- - — _________ ---F .---- :• - I 1r • ..i'' t -.-' -:-" ' " . .(,v. "5 ( .. ' '-. is- , _,, - J .a C . L '~'tc' '..itççt .. -a; .,' " . 1' - f4.43!1 _-:' "... __,# ( ", I, --. -4 ' -4 . '' I -,-- 'r,. -1 4 ,. - sl 'Ja • a' P"r" •L,c h •..; r .• - - - -, 1. •• r . - -. _ '. - - . -. -,.. ,. - -' • .-.t 4 , ,, , ". 4" / Ii ,,i " 4#,,fa V" .4'.' ' '( j __,4., h t ft"% •_•(•• "a. , •f• - 4. •y".1j ' '" -fr - ,1 ,P''i., I 71 .J .j '. s-'.' rJA • •--': a' ç ~Y s .i "I ,... •• •..•I,- .-. ..? 5.•.... -. j r .-'i- 4 ' ' .. 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I -. - ' c,"s cnvelope - . at one-night show tcatght at Sportsman's Tuilpa" will put Den on Highway 17-fl. Tiny Tim will appear at 10p.m. and again at 12:30 with a door rhnrt'a" r t' ' - ' i' ' I.' ,,-c---' •- -- *. I I've found that iiiost liberated women are just the opposite. They refuse to be used as sex objects, and un they're sure that you really' care (or them as a 'person', it's no go." From Milwaukee: 'Ilig ,. '- - ((vwrnti1r11ok. dr side until there are sI'L1 of improvement, i.e., the leaves stop wearing a bra, I figure she's - ' "-'-4 --r -: -. Jj7ç '-f' .ih 34'Y: AbgaI Van Buren. 132 Laky Dr. Beverly Huh, Calif. O2Ii. for Ab Glazeø ' "But liberated women are not -, er - damaged the plant, the lower leaves will turn yellow and fall off phony turns him off. "---•- :iereswrlaiwoowu-yiocorreciineaarnage: From Seattle: "I'm only 28— Gently remove the plant from the pot and soil. Examli the not old CflOtI6h In be ('onsillered roots uid smell for decay. Remove all dead and tiollw roots. If a dirty' old man but I have to This will only work if the roots haven't been very badly -' 1 .. - "-c 21 - - I ,.. ~-:-. . S I . ca -f.' ." . .• " -, , ' 1. ' - In those days, NSA was monitoring tran- agencies have instituted lobbying control one hg.s been disciplined in the 12 agencies _____ ____ I 'i -) - rot starts, woman's breasts are first, more than 50 percent DEAR ABlY: My husband The best solution for dried out soil is to bring the plaM "real,"padded or enlarged by wrote that they preferred their and! just moed into a duplex , - - ,A .. '"Li -,' - policy behind the scenes, . -t."- Council, Overseas Prite Inveslmenl Cor- a cheap, teletype-1 Ike code poration and Health, Education and Welfare firm hoped to sell to banks chine, which the any ta of eJtra4egal acU bust and bus1ne.,es ackowIedaj tiust ? Deoartinent — etxnnIt,'lv thai I lhiu'..u'. g,,,,..,,.e1_.n -. . "Ir,vucuy wIea commerce, block ruest (or Information. the production of the code machine but The machine, costing less than ,00O apiece, made no improper threats, iurww,41 • 0',', h.,.1 I ----:!•' -, I- -,,';' '- PUZZLED IN W. VA. - according to the combination of plant variety, size and type of pot, 1941,' and our marriage was a her walking toward me. In fact, happy' life or not. They reveal you must stick 10 it. disaster. Two children and four I hardly ever notice a woman's suspicion, hostility, patience, Leng dry spe follewed by heasy Watering can CaUse years later we were divorced, face. The way she walks tells tolerance and an invitation for - the roots die, If you follow this dry spell with a large amount of A Baltimore bosom-watcher face does!" philosopher. ' ., - - - ."~ ' Billy Joe says he doesn't see by' a wide margin! However, also other parts of the anatomy. a challenge that I imm€Iiately mother says nobody can bathe 8 inay men who said that the Connecticut men are "leg take up. Sometimes I score. ,rnan as good as his mother can. first thing they nptice about a men," my mail disclosed. But Sometimes I strike out." S%en I try to tell my mother- ji 'I in him I thought she was crazy for think you're "wrong." I think it rr. whether or not she's in- - -, only the eyes per se but also the man a bath and he was crazy married into a very weird "figure," which included not - a, -•, Sc, what do I tell her then? Or over every evening after supper man f -. 2' . • .r% - ' : the NSA ght Itrebomb - I - ,,1# -. -, - - Ohio! government -- Billy' Joe and his mother have thaper him. You must have a ' I officlaLi allegedly Warned "If u do 'r. - Pots 8 Plants JlyJANFTARA Third of a Series) and restrict the spec pleaders. In answer to the production of a Iowost code machine. ' .'- - WASHINGN_ThIrty years ago, Congress .',' 7 plants can make a comeback even after a severe pruning of dead leaves, leaving naught but a bare stem. But once the roots die, ____ - f ---4. ____ - . - . ' I A V A Mfl D C —' —I - . ', to Imagine. . Besides all the nice things he saId about me, (because) he ' fl LU --- '1 -r -- I -' The conunittee acknowledges that Its purpooe is not to try to Reç. Charles E. Hugh G Lyth, and light designer, Dr James C A more beautiful and effective way of commemorating the - -. butis sliny to gain access to federal funds 50 - -- '- ',I\ \;ff I. / _________________________________________ Ts4c- plaudits are due to male members of the cast whose solid an'l . dance I with k weakness is another The most unfortunate thing about our policies you as me e ques on o how do toward the Middle East Li that we waited so long ________ of (enter At the aenlng table are (from left) Mrs worked before In the long sweep of : -. a Even a glimpse of Disney World was included, complete wit.h a fully company of Mickey Moe! The entire cast appeared for a rousing, rednd.hin - .-.. % dancers depicted with stark realism the heroism and tragedy of this period in history. of —" I ______ • f----- J.... In I - -. rIesItedwitnthesweetmemoriesofane&lylo3t1ove The agony of the vll W& again sUed feelings of . T - /1 Thishumbleentenentcontrasdrucy with the elegance and opulence of the next scene, 'The Mansion.' vely ladies and gallantgeitlemeiiswepta sathestageinthe formal . . ' hassuddenJyshrwk requiring any strategic benefits in turn — I would like to note some undoubied they are rctiving that they will carefully avoid . - - omethattheUnjj weakn - t -. %ed and M Wright, an ncers argo w en and Sara Ie Roberts. / I / - as the number of people who attend He Is Importantly to blame for that and I don't falsesense of security, and moved the balance of gernor s mansion, he passed the word that his from this fluff, Maddox makes a good case for pa ea 0 p er was the argument that Carter ran a redneck cam- more money, but under the lawbe could do so even when there not the "host of a chanre of his be"' In the audience at the -'' played a part in building up an aosphere of Some of Maadox's charges are thin by Carter, both men traveling the stump saying such matters ., foreign policy can never be public policy except the fact. The third thing I see wrong is the subatance So%ict Union I am no means satisfied that we 5IWinithpresent form ria i'- ' . What's wrong with Henry Kissinger? A third achievement Is detente, par Ucularly the as con1 arrangements, Dr. Kissinger, more than most secrelarles of the d on the specific constltuuonal ' _____ / which President Nixon and President Ford terest. This concept Es defective i applied foreign policy. Ignores the question of what constitutes a gcxxl Chinese relationship. Apart from our own example, why stability, as Kissinger conceives strength as c nation, about the best thing the it, could notmeanaworJdorderqujteal1ento United States has going for It in the world is the Western way of life Chinese opposition to the Soviet Union. China Is, The second thing wrong Is the personallstjc, de facto, most important ally Dr Kissinger seUve, mysterlou style of diplomacy, a style - ,v " .-'t' — . COWp - --- G.WARRENMJTrER time dlvi3ing an instrument for developing and appl)ing their foreign policies. 1tses tome .. , — ______ What a wrong with Henry Kissinger? - 7 on CUieni issues. JOSEP1IKRApr :: - - Lester Maudox thought well of Junmy Carter ig ____ ' • d _________________ 'r ____ , ,t-%) The secretary of state's objective of an American roe in shaping the orid's future ill i t. / 7 ( questions A J\ - /t, E nurtured mistrust and Annnrtionrnent of blame does not un S UdOflS, is.icger s assessment of the problem remains alid F Today's topic: "An Evaluation of Henry jY executive branches of government, Apparent lack of candor on Kissinger's part in Congress The national "nit'-' h' "a w'l'1 cooperation at tne nignest ieveis of government. well. dong the southern reaches of the St. Johns River, linked Sanford J j 1/' as Dedited to Mrs. Reubin O'novan Mkew, we florida's go%ernor and a native Sanfordite, the dant.e drari ' . . but the past IIeraldSthffWdter _____ —BiliCurrie / - Dedicated To Mrs. Askew tiefense attorney Alan Dickey was questioning a lady during the selection process and Assistant State Att'. Claude Van Hook obJected to tI,e question. "Your Honor, that question Is so vague.. ." Van Hook objected. He was quicy interrupted by the venirewoman. I the moon. It was an interesting and educational day for these young Cadets and all gratitude for NASA who took the time to spend with them. " • " ---.------r -------.------'- Altamon?e Sprngs Long wood East - 8)4 9212 Forest City Aitamonte Springs HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 Deltona .- '-,:;-,-: -i. ' I) SHIRLEY MIt LETI - 1 •• -- _.. .-. .- -. .-.-. --.- -. - ,, • - -.. - �-. .:rv-uJ.; A—Evering Herald, I,s,4,eI 41 Evening 2) (4) (3) CD) NEWS ME €13 MY FAVORITE ,cJ1'1JL. 6 30 (4) (2) I7 ANI MALS IUTEAcQ,4 4) )4) MEDICAL CENTEA mtsi rsnjg 7.30 WILL) KINGDOM MATCH LET'S MAKE A DEAL 600 '12 THE RICH LITTLE 2 mC mott'er's 9 RICH MAN Kim Daby GOCEgIG with uo After &.d mo pos from a ,. cousn lad quits his job " sirft m ng wo Ru'a ON THE ROCKS: When Dillillim . tr*o it-to w-c,en'g ornce Von a reprimand, they become t-K)etaQe5ofal4teetrytngIo ITUM a, 0 S*'QW Religious program 11:00 ICA W MOVIE: "ht and y: ED MAN AND ENVIRON. MENT A PIS: is (Clis Leran) rnBtcg'tes )6 -4) wicsowanc o OS5 ED PRESIDENTIAL FORUM Bow" Bedel,a, Marlin Shoon .9 ABC MOVIE. .. Iie a Lazenby) t* e loses he life as SPECIRE an aa Jeiopoon almost made for AObe "Shifl by her Prosert the Gtarv World RacUdS"(R) 1969 2 ~ 12, NBC NFwS UPDATE 12 -JOE FORP,çST Joe (Uod Bridges) declares a a newga ffi 12) DAILY DE JRONAi. ___________ N E D N A R G S P R A I U S H N A CELEBRITY ! ~0 4;_ .1 .A~, , i-rAL NOTICE OF A 2) @2 WHEEL OF FOR- I - . . i . & I ,~. . Are They X) Or Do ,j J:1*7 ; ,- - 1r" 41 i- i I They Know !J'4j Duration of Grant: July 01, 1973 thru September X. 1976 Grant modification may be examined at: Seminole County Office, Manpower Division, Courthouse, ly92 36 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, T and 3 00 P DEW mArfiage h.1% Lt,en filed against you. FROM THE APPROVA, nV — ORDINANCE THAT CFRTAIN rn"Ury SFM- NO. 16-93-CA-09.0 WEST EK) (MIX) WCALD JINKINS CIRC LE WITH _________________________ :0 A~U_,jk1_—_r_,j,t_, DAY IN AC- a1ntlif, AS PPOVIDED RATE SCHEDULE BEING AT County, Florida, Pursuant to Chapter 865 09, FIor Statutes ' 1 6I0, - 1, , 1. . .4. . . consider A,D. 1976r _________ to City Hall in - ~K! 1; - , q I the adoption of an .'omma'r Who plans her shopping the ci. ficient, newspaper way. She Starts by listing her shoppii- g needs then pre-shopping for them ads in her paper. Cl er k of the Circuit Court By Lillian T Jenkins Oeputy Clerk Mack N Cleelanci, Jr CLEVELAND I MIZE Utorncy,, for Petitioner DO Dra.btr Z - SPORTS — - - - For Home Delivery BOLILEVARO ____________________________ MARY WORONOV _______ VIII 4 IS $11 S IS tS .1 M - PRIVATE DUTY NURSES 9:35 .. .. ..,.. - pJrAcr tAll ',fl fL I — FEE SWAP S'4OP"" ANDFLEAMARKET OF THIRTY EYERYSUNOAY9A.M .3 P.M. , AND ORDERED at San - -- Joining i0timin I 4:7 - :' '- r ________________ '-. - , ' - .- ., - '• - - .(J' - -. - - - _I__,4 t. - ...:-.e" - - takes tft O 1k l&li —. p1tcr . - ________ ________ _____ mik's Fm Qiambertain takea big cut catcfiei Bob Matetia, ON AND JUDICIAL FOR SEMI CIR. T HAT CERTAIN I -• . . . --. ' - - '1?.' e ''' - -. Trawlek kin In for god luck: Trawkk (-U), coach Jack PakUu. (Herd Photos by Tommy Vlucet) Ø pf D . '4 ___________ ______________ s Eight Wrestlers In Event S 0 STREET AND 30TH STREET, EXTENDED EAST. AND BETWEEI'f MAGNOLIA AVFinir Akin NOTI CIE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING PARK AVENUE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 74-190, LAWS OF beminole 9 I 0 III i All Parilts In Interest and clIllens . IN THE ESTATE: shall have an opportunity to be YO U AE HEREBY NOTIFIED heard at saio hearir., _ WI'.L BE FOREVER BARRED Iroiler Perry fowth. Lake Brantley's qualifier was SMt Rhodes, who flnisi" third in the regional. Oviedo placed Jerry Zayas fo,urth. The top four finishers in the regional advance to the state toumarrient, which opens at Winter Park Ifigh with an afternoon session Friday. The event con tinues Friday night, wi th By order of the - tej'jn and consolation and finals Saturday night. FINALS i School for Deaf and Blind). 3 CONSOLATION 107 An0ern (Winter Park) p 102 - Carson iCotumbia) d. Touch Haider (Rutherford), 3 7I 109 — lOrange Park), 7 6; 109 Beaudoin (Winter Park) d. Coocen Washington (Lakeland Santa Feli d (Evans), $4, 1)6 — Pay.s (Lyman) Burganciy (Escambia), I I• 116 d. Hetrick (Winter Parx). 31. ROblr.ki (Rutherford) d. Edwards 123 - Peters IlLyman) p Smyrk (Paxton), ? 0, 121 - Shack (Paxon) (Winter Park), 133; 130 Dotson d. Hodges (MosICy). I o. (Mt,t d barton (Lake 130 — Harrison (Leesburg) d tbol1t, 64; 136 — Thomas (Jax Soileati (Orange Park), $00; 136 - - , 142— Friend (Leesburg) d. (Oak (Ginville), 81; 112 I 7footi John Florida trailed by as many as trig, third In th ha ll-mile run 11 points in the second half and fo urth in the obstacle against Kentucky, but rifled to cou rse. take a one-point lead behind the In fourth place was the New shooting of Bob Smyth, Gene, York Cosmos' Rigby with 2611 Shy and Mike Lederman. points for $7,950 followed by 7lie teams exchanged the shotputter Brian Oldfield, 18 lead for the next live minutes before Kentucky went ahead for i Abiidite.d Property 5 Class AAAA Laurel Hill in Class A while Tampa Robi nson, Cocoa Beach 1. lump') Robinson n- and Graceville retahlied their 3.(kiando Evarn 23-2 other c1asse 1h of the Florida Sporls Writers Association prep bisketball poll released today. 4. Miami Jackson 22-2 No. I positioas in 2. Bradenton Manatee 27-0 5. Stuart-Martln County 25.3 6. Orlando Edgewater 254 beat Biscayne 87O. points for *3,600. 4, Fernandina Beach 19-3 5. Jacksonville Bolles 22-3 6. Ocala Vanguard 20-6 7. Titusville Astronaut 19-7 10. Dunnellon (18-5) Also recei vi ng Votes: Zeph- Gibbons 18.7 9. Bradenton Southeait 164 10. Tallahassee Rickards IM Mra, Palmetto CIASS A 9. Orlando Ouk Ridge 23-3 Aquinas, Kissirwoee, Brooks- 3. Miami Deerbourne (2M) feted Its third loss. Tampa 10. (tIe) Jacksonville Lee 23-3 Robinson (21 1 1) nipped unbeat- 11oll)-wood 11111s 25.3 co, Miami C`urley, Marianna, SIre'. pn,',i.lt.lri,, ,'nt*.. Ct De. I.aICP Wnir %f,.,,,,•, t, knn,l ;__~_ ,81~r'j_ Acastalf Pa to ss Robins Cf Kadhialb Gonzatez3t, z_ ~ Mat eria Kaufmandh Frnandzpii . I i11e Hernando, Dade City Pas. Tnni,'... ('nlh,s!L,, I 0 0 Lerner GaIlardo7b S off," I 2 1 TOTALS ", Seminole gets back into action Tuesday with 2 p.m. home encounter against the Eckert junior varsity. SEMINOLE Al R H II 7 0 0 o fl • - I' I -' '- '. I r - _____ Euryss 1 0 1 Chmbninc Evans Hyatt 3b BachmnTh 1 1 1 7 . . ' tar k es S In ian .. weeps ver An eight-under-par 64 Fin., 74-210,$530; 211 Mark Lye, BOCA BATON AP 200, 15 under gs N.Y. and Pat Schwab more and Tom Seaver HR - — Brockway; . Pazo, Robbing, IP H Lerner(W) R 9 ER 88 so 2 2 3 Ammean WP — T 313 7 6 Head. -- 7 ID PB — 1 Chamt.erlairi, Corr Ib 1 0 0 C 30 00 TOTALS 0 2 S 3 0 1 1-13 Saturday's game. the But after setting down the miam'3, LOB — Miami S. Sem-noie 75 — Robbins, Branson. HR -first 10 American Leaguers Brockmar., Seone, Brocklay. OP Cadah;a 7; Barnett; SB for 11 hits, - - ---' - ------ -- in the (11th, fo ur in the sixth and - AraqD — IP H R ER -- Be to rrwari (1,. 0 Ii i 22 Fowler 33212 WP -- Fo*ter 0 $530: " Seminole Gals 36-27 High's 30 I I 3 0 I 0 — Seaver. throwing softly un. two In the seventh. derhand instead of flinging the Palmer gave up 13 hits and Dehoach, McMinnevtlle, Tenn. high , hard fastball he Is known fell behInd 6-0 in the first three for, managed to strike out five- innings of the game, in rhich time American League batting laug Lake Park , 69-208, $650; placed seriouaness. cham Bill McCloskey, Alexandria, pion Rod Carew of Min- ne lone home nm was a twoVa., 68-210, $530; Curt Madso,3, riesot.a and New York Yankees' rut, blast by Cleveland's Rick Jim King, Miami, 72-210, Eury ss McDnId rf Seminole 66 and Schwab had a 70 9-7. H&Yatl Ch Miami had Consolation honors in and earnings: 'VVc, ;,d J9- B!zchub-urn, Jz!cL-.-. , .. ville, 67-206, $800; Corker Al R H II 3 1 I 0 I 0 3 0 1 1 1 0 1 I Srkmn3h apiece. Ite1lierfjnis hed with Seminole 10Q 0 1 7 I I 3 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 3 7 I I 3 2 1 0 I o 1 1 0 0 1 0 I 0 34 17 1? 10 Head (L I 1) oil 24 hits in a benefit softball fit of the Sickle Cell Anernia game here, but at least Seaver Foundation, Seaver was racked Other scores R H SI 3 3 7 0 -. — Gallardo. Corr; 36 By AS Aragori SEMINOLE Pazo. Robins, Kadrial, Gonzalez, Materia, Gatlarcio, Bransfl7b Chamberlain, Corr; E—Hyatt ) t-iermn'Th Ur - , Ammean; DP—SeminoIe, erci,'t Ri d Lose DADE DOWNTOWN Frr,ncjzrf I I 2 0 Pavoss 3 1 1 1 Robnscf Harmon 2b 3 0 1 0 Matria Yi TOTALS 312 2 Cinzall)b CtahiaIb Seonac Miami. Dad, 0 0 3 S 1 I 2 I 3'—IO CollinsIf ClnskY7b Seminole 0 0 2 • TOTALS I— 2 PSI 1J&b 0 1 0 0 o Corr Ch ____________________________________ — 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 I Brock*y ii -- . S and 12-3. "They might be the best team in the state," speculated the Seminole coach this mimning. "At least now we know what we can expect to face In order to be the best. I thought we were 0 pretty good, but they came In 0 and Just blew our doors right 0 1 0 0 2 1 0 Howard 1 ?.. SEMINOLE. Hayes 215. Man ley 1311, D Rawis 10 2, ;lman 726. Nri,j I . 3, Totals $0 777 Lake Brantley I S IS 7—Il Seminole $ 4 5 _______ - l( _____________ __ , MICHELIN 'X' - - PIP 9 S NIGHTLY 8:00 P.M. MATINEES The w PEOPLE'S Monday Wed. & Sat. -.-- CHOICE -. 1:45 _ ________ _____ .. - - -______ _________ inpini'-Th ARRIVEAUVE SUNSHINE STATE. 4. tllenown (13-6) 5. St. Augustine St. Joseph's Ill_li HIGHWAY SAFETY corIrv,isslopj Fl.a,ja D.p.'im.i't of tdn'..n,sftsi,o., You Don't Have To So A MILLIONAIRE I,' .t4"C :.1', -:'-' girls VIldwood, Mulberry, Mount ahead of Laurel Hill, which suf- fl.nA,.n$,',.. - 4 - — 8. Fort Laud6rdale Cardinal )Thills, Pensacola Cathohle, S,ifety is a family 3ffair. 1. Everglades (19-1) 2. Laurel 11111 (24-3) moved Itt- 10-2 Al R H II 1 1 I 0 1 2 1 i 3 1 S I 7 1 1 1 3 1 7 1 10 a o ____ 9. Fort Laudrdale Pin'crest (19-6) Also receiving votes: Fort La u d er d a I St. Thomas 19-1 DADE DOWNTOWN . . ABA Commissiom-r Dave De- Sprxe Creek. LAKE DRANTLEI - byriel I Ill, Busschere and baseball player Tinsley 6 0 12, Nickman 1.1 3. Eb Mike Schmidt of the Phila. bef 10 0 2. Butterworth 2 I S. Floyd 7. DeI.and 25-4 8. Clearwater 23-4 Everglades 5 r . ' .- Saturday, dropping a 36-27 Evans Third In State Poll The standings: - -- 1111011~ vwlr I and $5,400; actor Robert Do- basketball team closed out its vaIl, who won the Celebrity Su- regular season a losing note j — "% game by mastering the Gators' mer Mr. Universe, Lou Fer. verdict to Lake Brantley. The Seninole gins were 5-Il full-court press. rigno, 15 and $4,800. on the year, and entered district Sm yth had 27 po ints, Shy 17 Former New York Giant foot- tour na ment play March 4 at and Lederman 13 for Florida, bailer, Thcer Frederickson, (Kissimmee) d Be rd (St. A'igustine St Joseph', 9 7. ST. PETERSBURG (AP) I . - - . seconds for hitting a water hole on the obstacle course, final Richards. South- 39.42 seconds, was fourth In the — Riddle (Raines d (St Augustine Florida 0. HVY Kerksev fill Jack Panateltas figured his Coming Into the three -game Seminole Community College series with a 1-0 record and high baseball was pretty good — expectations, the Raiders are until he ran into Miami-Dade twiw licking thdi wounds wi th a Downtown over the weekend . 1-3 record. Saturday, DadeDowntown bested the Raiders, 11~-- , - .: :!-;!J~ \ Grimditch was penalized five l&-5 record. Inbowlingaiidbaseball,UijrdIn now 11-11 for all games and 64 in the SEC. Kentucky is 11-10 and 6-7. - ! an lIt Coffman (Bishop Moore) d Lazenby (Stari-. Bradford County), 31, 159— Silva (Mosley)d Nibbetts (Jai Forrest), 6 S., 171 - Buckner (Leesburg) p Samara% (Pensacola Catholic). S II 119 -- Isola (Bishop Moore) d. Ridge). -_ . Zr -. Florida State In the pushed him Into third place be- (AP) Weber (Lake Howell) p Norsk (Pensacola Catholic), S It. 149 Williams (Raines) p. Zayas (Oviedo), 715; 159 Pepper (Winter Pork) d, Perry Make Howell), S 3. Ill - Lang (Lyman) dL Dnikell (Boone), 2, 189 - Brown (Mosley) d. Max*tIt - a i i *, 11 5W ..,-. Wayne Grirnditth. -- 040T ICE. to I Ile any Objections they , Grimiditch with 281i points and has qua lified. Don Barton three grapplers - -N- - out water skier Seminoles trailed by eight swinuning, f3urth in the halfpo ints e ar ly In the f irst half, but mile, four th in the hund redya rd held Georgia State, now 11-10, dash and fifth in the onemile a total of 33 points In the half to take control. on a 10-74-2-1 point system. '.-- k--.' -- had 15-0 ing edge a the end of me game cuurse in 24.12 seconds, won the to make the final score lm).. Ifty;ird dAqb in in 71 " Lecinds, . . sided. came in second In the half-mile Jac kso nvi lle upped it record run to soccer player Bob Rigto 10-13 behind the 25 points of by's winning time of 2:07.7, and Kent Glover, 24 po in ts of 6-foot. took fourth in baseball. 9 Manrin lJoyd and 18 points of Grimiditch won rowing in tuid a second place finish, while Fred Weber was third and Mike FLORIDA A copy shall be available t the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST C"Ict Of IhO City Clerk for oil per. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL ions desiring to examine the same. OTHER NOT SO FILED also qualified. From Lake Howell, to beat 71v I 29TH Sunday . . ~~ has given Nate Starkes of St. Orlando, 66-211, $395, Jim SM; Petersburg a three-stroke Knoll, Orlando, 69-2)1, dowaed vi.iting Southwestern Swarm earned $Z3,700; Grim- victo r)'and$l,3oint,he Florjda Mark Sollenberger, Phoenix, Lnuisiana 84-77. But Florida's ditch oga t;ators (cli 96-89 in a South. The top three winners earnC-d Open. Wyo., both 70-211, *395. Wyo., eastern Conference game at bonus money plus $300 per finish Sunday on the Kentucky. point. All other contestan ts re- 6,345-yard New Smyrna Beach David Thompson scored ceired $300 per point. Golf and C points Rote won tennis, took secomis left him wi th a 54-hole total of which now ht the state tournament in Winter Park with sparkling regiuml performances over the weekend at Ln High. PROPERTY NOLE LYING BETWEEN EAST ~ victory circle Saturday night hind Lynn Swann of the Pittssas Jacksonviile, which burgh Steelers, who had 29. I DAYS Information (oncernin g the tray have that CIibllet'.gq Ihe validity of the decendent's will, the amount or description of pc Pro. qualificat i ons of the personal perty and the names and addres s of the Holder MAY be Obtained by any 26thdayof March, 1974 Ifyoufailto Furnace'— Model N'., CTF 1Ø, representative, o the venue or Person POSsessing 00 50, judgment by default will be Serial On inteqp in thp jurisdiction of the court. No A667911; 0n Coldspøt Property oy addressing an takeq a7ainst you for the AI. CLAIMS, DEMANDS , AND Inquiry to relief Refrigerator Mode Pbo, 14 2lz3 LEWIS, Stal# Comp demanded in the complaint, OBJECTIONS DONE - -_ . or FROM THE APPROVAL OF SAID CUlT COURT OF THE ORDINA NCE A PORTION OF ROBERT LEO 01 Avenue, Sui te 301, Miami, One Orbon Rangt- oMdel No ''Or.da. and !it Itie original anSwer E30AV, Serial No o 'jadIng in tt office of the Clerk Ury HOOLJ— Model No MIT, Serial I 11 Circuit Court or. or before the No M21(73R. One C.omfort psc Monday, Feb. 23, 176-1B pmes. SANFORD, FLORIDA. AT THE EXPIRATION _________ - _____________ ______________ ____ _________ . event of Superstars. It dropped himfromsecond to fourth place in the obsta cle standings. By The Associated Preu Instead of earning seven Florida State University has points for second, which would kept its National Collegiate have given him the Superstars Athletic Association tour- title by a half-point margin, namenthopesalivebydrubbing Grimditch earned only two Georgia State 92-70 for the 13th P0 victory in its last 14 basketball The obstacle loulup left (4 AU ORDINANCE O THE CITY OF SANFORD , FLORIDA, DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO ANNEX WITHIN THE COR Warn. HOLLYWOOD For NCAA Still A final round, Irwin said, Irwin with a 75-loot pitch that "11ke to win the way Idid. I did bou n ce d into the cup and Watshoot 68 on a difficult course son with a 30-foot putt. ORDINANCE N,1. I3fl te Q - bogey. Evening Herald, Sanford, H. S i .,4 FSU putt for a Of the Florida, titie of wtoch 1, _______ _______________ ____ There Is no guesswork in shopping for the a six-foot the -4 GU4 missed nice to be recognized," but Both golfers had eagled ffie added, -It doem"t bother me." 5rl& ard par-five first hole — y r.~ ' If.. . qWo~ 1. Underra ted'? dinàflc, by the City of Sanford, the administration of the estate _- opportunity After his first victor)' of the year, Irwin said, "It would be ' __ 2 ______ ___ ______ ______ ____ - PERSONS INTERESTED CLARENCE E. WIRTS, JR. a k-a Pblith: Feb. 7, 9, IS, 73, 1918 CLARENCE ELLWOOD WIRTS, DEW S an • if 1WW __________ . T. ______________ _____ Seminole will enter the tourney with an 816 record. n .7r.-,* __~_,__ ; -_ I ' ote Si er amp 10 FOR BRADLEY, of the City of Sanford, Florida Sons desiring ,o examine the same, deceased, File Number, is pending L '32L2:3OpJA.-$,25 ________ ______________ Defendant H N. Tamm, Jr. All pa rt ies in interest and citizens ATLIVf TO: CLARENCE E WIRTS, JR a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE in tht Circuit Court for Semino le City Clerk shall have an opprtunity to be k a THE County, Florida. Probate Division, Publish: Feb 32, 918 heard at Sold hearing JUDICIAL CIR. the addrets of whch is Seminole DEW Ill CLARENCE ELLW000 WIRTS CUlT IN AND By order of the City Cornm'•sion JR., FOR SEMINOLE County Courthouse, Drawer C. COUNTY, FLORIDA. Of I he City of Sanford, Florida. and it married — CIVIL ACTION No. 1&.43-CA-09*0 Sanford. Florida. The Personal NOTICE OF NAMESOF H. N Tamm, jr WIRTS, his wife PERSONS WAT ERTOWN SAViNGS BANK, E. BRAINARD. is RUTH City Clerk APPEARING TO RE OWNERS 119 Havver Road whose address Is a savings bank organized *indrepresentative PbIi5h' Feb 73. 1976 ABANDONED P ROPERTY Re's'e'sto, Maryla nd Box 424. Winter Springs. Fl(wids. existing under th DEW 179 Pursuant to Section 13 Of Chapilef 2n: laws Of The name and address of W. Massachusetts, the 717, Florida Statutes. cntitled I. s.onaI representative's attorney are "Flrid - Disposition of Unclaimed Plaintiff, set forth below SUIT TO Properly Act", notice is ROCARsO CMA FORECLOSE MORTGAGE hereby YVOP4NC BEASLEY. a single demands You, CLARENCE E WIRIS, Jp against the Woman, , UDSI I? lI)uIIf ettate are appear to be the owners of un a It a CLAP ENCE ELIWOOD •CCOMP**y,xo pgaqy 1 required, within three m'nths from claimed Defendant Personal WIRTS, JR.. and if married the date of the first publication or Intangible NOTICE OF SALE ONE WIRTS, his wife, and all those thisnotice, to file with the clerk of Property presumed abandoned NOTICE i% hereby given, that the of THIS above court DOES NOT INVOLVE REAL W-j- M pirstillm WEEK Claiming any light, title of interest mrsuan? to a Fin al a written statement Judgment 4ul ESTATF. UY, through or under You, are he any claim or demand " IIAIU4111 ___ they may ONLY .'tby foreclosure entered February 20, of not ified Account Number: F.0174.0001, have. Each Claim must be In writing a complaint toforeclose 0.1£ 1976 In the Circuit Court Of the and must indicate Apparent Owner: 1181,111. Patricia ". I the basis f or the I the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and Claim, the name and address of 0., Harry Anna Home, Umatilla, Fl, de-scri-%ect property, 10 *it for Seminole County Florida In Civil creditor 32714; F OCSS Mot, lot II OF THE COLONNADES, Better Homes of his agent or atterney, Action No 766) CA 09G. Food ARTHUR and the amount claimed If 2nd Section, accord,ng to the Flat H BECKWITH. JR. Clerk Of the claim thereof, as recorded in Walter L. on Joanne C., 107 Parvi -i s not yet due, the date whenthe Plat Book 16, SOd Court, will sell for cash It Dr., Sanford Fl. 37771; in hand Will become due 'ball F-oo:s Page II. of the Puolic Rec ords of to the highest and be Stated.or If Gordon, W. F. or Josephine E,, 274$ )eminole County, Florida, a k a 120 Wii'St ront best bidder at the the claim is Contingenl (''1 flibilA'. Felton St., San Diego. Ca, F 7 door of the Courthouse, Linliquidated, the nature of the in C loisters Cove, Casselberry, Seminole Bruce, Wittner Hall, Florida, together With Westing County, Florida at II 00 ce.iainty thall be stated. If th# Wall.0003, wallsHofo, College, College Place. Range h1 O'clock AM, on March 3. 1976 the claim is secured, the security shall Wash 99174; F INO following KSI30RGI) described real propert y 00550005, 1JT Westinghouse Refrige rator (No Johnion, situa in Seminole Co unty, rlorlda be described The claimant Stt,Il Vernon or E Madri, F 03/i deliver suit T11ILLXG) Air Ccnditioner copies cool, to the claim JeIIIe W. 40' E 91h St, LuAaire InSIde Unil LOt 7, Block "C" WASHINGTON to thC clerk to en (No, able the clerk to Sanford, Fl. 37771; F 0655 ______________________________ COL022FEJ). Condenser Unit OAKS SECTION ONE. according to mail One ':OPY to 0001 , each personal King, Jane T., P.0, Outiit't ( No. ECD02IGKA) 'clated the plat thereof as recorded in Plat representative, BOX Box ISI, Fern Park- Fl.; F 003S-0007, therein and t hereon All persons interested lathe estate Mc. . Book 16, Pages? & I, Public RecordS Donald, Raymond 0, McDon ald, J. 7-W has bten filed against you, an' you Of Seminole Co ty, Sh,d..s,, tk a _QM t214 to whom a copy of this Notice Of T. Admin,; F 00530006, Robi . un FtrJiJà V 18 I * requirod 10 it( vt 8 COPY of your Together with the folio*ing items Administration has been mailed &ft Thtlma,!119 Hickory Ave, nson, rfqi re1. WI THIN THREE MON n and Fla 327/ I , F 1)0) 0l, Smith, Carol :n tht' eioiint' THE DATE OF TH attorney, rmanentiy installed as a pIn of Sr.. or TRUTh PATRICK McGROTTY, I20I Brick the improvemen ts on the Said la Paul Rutledge, Fl 37771 0111 SPilrley nd - FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Ave. Sanford, ; Irwi . 1 . -1 il"(1 1 li%;'15 In tile W:i four days. 11wil Irwin bogeyi_-d tile secBehind 111a)er came Lanny Irwin's latest golf victim "When I was five str ok es be. ond and third holes, mslng the Wadklns and Tom Shaw at V8. doesn't think the former Uni. hind Watsonaftertlu .ee holes, I green, then hitting Into the versity of Colorado football star needed quick birdies and fo? sand. That's when he fell five and 1974 U.S. Open champion him to make mistakes quick." strokes behind. gets the credit tie deserves, Irwin saw both things hap. "nut i knew there were 15 Tom Watson, current British pen. lie birdied the filth and holes left, and I wasn't giving Open champion said: "Irwin is seventh holes with putts of 15 up," Irwin said. "Maybe my underrated, lie's one of the and 12 feet. Watson missed the r on the six th hole was the thr best golfers of today." green on the fourth hole for a most important for Inc . I hit The 30-year-old Irwin fired a bogey, hit under a onto the face of a hill and then er-par 68 Sunday and fifth and took a double bc,gey my chip shot almost went int WofltheW000fjrStprjzethtk andm issedahortputtonNo,6 the cup." $I85,000 Glen Campbell-Los for anot he r bogey. Watson collected $21,090 for Angeles ON,1 with a record 72. (AP ) — The combination put ROTUNDA hole score of 272 — 12 under par and the 26-year-old Watson his second place finish and Kyle Rate Jr. managed to score over the Riviera Country Club even after six holes. Gary Player, the South African points in all seven events he encourse. "From then on it was really making his 1976 U.S. debut, had tered to regain the Superstars a 67-277 for third place money title he captured in 1974 and Ben Ifogan set the Just match play," sa id rmord of 21 , in 1948 and Pat who kept a constant check on' of $13 9 135. Player closed with a earn S34,900. Fitzsimons equalled it last what h is foe was do ing. Watson flo ur ith, chipping In from 60 But the Dallas Tornado soc. year, before Irwin broke it. yards on the final hole. cer player, unseated for the played In a threesome direc tl y Watson, himself, shot 73—Z74, 1975 title by football star O.J. behind Irwin. also beating the mark. Simpson, needed a bit of luck The break came when Watson WITNESS my hand and seal of the City Of Sanford, FIo.- I$a, at CUIT. DISTRIBUTORS and Intends io have million Room ;nth* firfifjoii.6 Robert W. Whitaker A copy Shall be available at the JR , and it married —WIRTS, his Of fice of the City Clerk for all per. wife, 19yll, ht#fd at Mid hearing mi 0 red 69ainst you. EIGHTEENTH REGISTRATIO4 OF FICTITIOUSNAME THE vs PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 74190, LAWS OF FLORIDA. 1, - IN THE OPEnTy CONSISTING OF register sajname with the Clerk of NOtICE TUDEFEND APPROXIMATELY 7a ACRES FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP. the Circuit Court of Seminol e L~'ING WEST OF AND ABUTTING TGAGE ASSOCIATION, March and the thor? title is IN RE THE BY order of the City Con1rn,s-'n MARRIAGE OF BOOKER T 04 li. City of Santoro, 1)c,r,t, WASHINGTON, Husband, an H N Tamm, Jr .tARVA BETTY WASHINGTON City Clerk Wife, A na th es e presents command Piblith: Feb 23, 1916 to appear and file your Answer DEW 130 or Other defenseor plead ing with ,h(. Clerk of the Circuit Court in a fr —-----' Seminolecounty, Florida. arid serve a copy ther eof on Petitioner's at NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING tt.tnCi., Mack N Clevela nd Jr. of TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Cleveland & Mile, ' 0 Drawer Z. OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY Sanford. Florida, 37771. on on OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. before the 4th day of March. A D. Notice is hrrby given that a Public 1976, Othew,se a default will be ifeoring UI be held al tht Corn Ublh Feb 2, 9, 16. 73, I97 NOTICE OF - The top four -seeded teams in the Class AAAA tourney at Gainesville are DeLand, Seabreeze Mainland and Gainesville, Seminole stands 2-4 with the top seeds during regular season, having split with the two Daytona Beach schools, lost twice to DeLand I ." ,;, ., ____________ Champ IN SECTION 15 OF SAID OR DINAFICE, SAID AMENDED Shall DEW 10 __ - SCHEDULE M . Monday John V. Broodclus To IN AND WASHINGTON. North Park Avenue, day of J4nuarv, County. TI0qida under the fictiti ou s through Friday Written commentb name of DIVERSIFIED SEP concerning this modification Should VICES. And that I intend to register be directed to James 0 DecIsole, said name ,'ith t he Clerk of flirpctor. Manpower Division, Circuit Court, Seminole County, Seminole County firancri office, FIO'ida n accordance with the Seminole Plaza, CsseIberry, Provisions of the FiCtitious Name Florida 3fl01 FLORIDA. ITS I NTENTION o' Cloick P. M. on 1 J I 1C)O IV, NEWS HI L fj '0`--- i_-1V . 991 Of 0 , 30 A M Park. . — OF THE CITY OF SANFORD FLORIDA, THE SAME BEi KNOWN AS THE SANFORD Husband Petition er . MARVA BETTY WASHIPC,TON Coard 01 County Commissioners Name of Highest Elected OfficialMke HaHaway, Chairman Unit of Government County Area Served: Semiriale County, Florida Population of Are. Served- I45, per latest estimate Total Individuals To Be Served: Seminole Plate, Hwy. am - between Brook.svjfle Hcrnajido and Apopka, nesday and Thursday, with the semifinals set Friday and championship Saturday night. L I .-=~f_____-: ___Vf_ . . : .'-. W FOR JOOKER Prime SponSor Seminole Co,inty Seminole S Court. Stminolt. TACHED HERETO APf(' MA DE A Fringe Benefits $1,2$ THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO PART HEREOF; AND Training $136,551 MARVA BETTY WASHINGTON. PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE Services $131,510 WHOSE RESIDENCE AND DATE. Administration $1 70.M MAILING MAILING ADDRESS IS 771 WEST A copy thall be available at the This modification does not create 36TH STREET, SAVANNAH, office of the City Clerk for all pr any additional slots; 'he additional GEORGIA, )II sons desiring to elamine he Lam" allocatiun will be Utilized to absor, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED All parties in interest and Citil the increase in the minimum wage that a Proceeding for diss-ofution of Aid Coordinator' s office, Room 411, Winter LCngoo Rd.. AN ORDINANCE OF THE OF SANFORD, FLORIDA , 1EW 9 ANNEX WITHIN THE COP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN COUNTY, FLORIDA, PORATf AREA OF THE CITY OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE That the undersioned intends to In Prot, No. SANFORD FLORIDA, AT THE I IGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ,1R. , SiIS in Sanford, inR,;fhe Estate of ." ..... FXPIPA'riri,u nr .-.-. C' "f_, YOUNG AND REST. 3 I " < Ave.. so Set then the 8 p.m. encounter between Lake Howell and host Leesburg. Seminole will play either Wednesday or Thursday in Gain es ville in an eight-team field which also includes DeLand, Daytona Beach Seabreeze, Daytona Beach Mainland, host Gaincsvjlje, Port Orange Spruce Creek, Lake Brantley and Lyman. ar ORDINANCE NO. WI A',;c Rmponclent B r anch Notice is hereby given that I of Feb, 7,9 16.32,1976 Publish "Qagedmfl bus i ness at 1917 Carrigan Sanford, Florida, between the hours (Seal) NO. 133o SANFORD, DECLARING uess to ORDINANCE OF Afternoon . _ . F ADOPTION and seat NOTICE OF PROCEEDING ubIi%h: Feb 2. 9, $6, 23, 1976 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY DEW -I "CARRAScOIENOAS.. 11:55 , 4-1 (11) CBS NEWS . ... THE hand Arthur H. Beckwith , Jr. Cl er k of the Circuit Court By Lois B Walker Wages. $156.23.i F lor ida ust . CONSICI ER hei'etjy given that a Notice is Public Hearing w II be held at the Commission Room In the City Hall In the City of Sanford Florida at 7 o'clock P.M. on March •, $976. to Consider the adoption of an or dinance by the City of Sanford. ALEGRE" (Tues., Thurs,) J k -1 1 1 .1 - - I PUBLIC HEARIIJG My Deputy Clerk . OF SANFORD, FLORIDA '2- 12 HOLLYWOoD SQUARES "4. (8) LOVE OF LIFE II I Legal OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY GT GAMBIT 9- LErs MAKE A o€. 4/ ~ _. 11 V' TO 11:30 f 1 10 of the pairings decided high school basketball district for Seminole High was still waiting on word (SCSI) 1913 (C Casselberry, Florida, or, Grants In. / , Legal Notice - ____________________ Clerk of the Circuit TO: two li~ The Class AAA-8 district is held at Leesburg, wi th Lake Howell and Oviedo both representing Seminole County. That tournament oxns murs(Jay at 5 with Oviedo facing West Orange, followed by a 6:30 game tournaments, 1hi5 Court it Sanford. Seminole consider the Sdop$ion of an or County, Florida, this 27th day of dinance by the City Of Sanfcci January, 1976. Florida, title cl WhiCh is as fol'o.'t PUBLIC NOTICE The Board of County Cornmsioners hereby nc,tif:es,he Pu bl i c of its grant r,,odification Submittal to the U.S Departm en t of Labor under tp Comprehensive Employment by 11,32.426 (from U36,913) ________ ______________________ _____________________ _____________________ V , 06. WITNESS 'oanewtotaIof4934l Breakdown of funds ____________________ ______________________________ ('4: 13) PRICE IS RIGHT today KENNETH M. BEANE, P0. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA One, CilSet be rry. Florida Notice is hereby given that a Il you fall todo to, Judgment may b, Public Hearing will be held at the entered in due course upon the Commission Room in the City I-tail in Petition. the City of Sanford, Florida. at 70) THE LONE RANGER Legal Notice N G - . Those are SEMINOLE COUNTY, COMMUNITY ANTEii balance of state agreement into FLORIDA TELEVISION FRANCHISE 0 Seminole County's prime POflIOC CIVIL ACTION NO 11171-CA OlD D1t41'NCE, SAID AMENDM[', carant Thit modification Increases in Re: The Marriage 01 AMENDING THE PA I 1 this grant ____________________________________________________ KUTANj 10,30 FLORIDA in igs j W Grant No. 123015710, Title I No, 603 The purpose of thismodiiicationwastor,ap por,ion Herring Snaring 5 Mackerel Trawl nets of Comorant Sardine Tuna Harpoon Seining Whale e Tomorrow: Computers SWEEPSTAKES STATE OF tr"Ict Oviedo vs. Sest Orange Lake howell vs. New Smyrna Beach. .JACKIF B. DOUGLASS, NONA 0. County, Florida in accordance vth WILS0;, RUTH BARBER, the provisions of the Fictitious f PAULINE MCGUIRE d MARY Name Statutes. To Wit: S ec tion TRAII-O saS 09 Florida Statutes $737. S Carol M. Johnson YOU ARE HEREBY notified hat lames C. Johnson a Petition has been fled In said Court proving for the Determination Publish: Feb. 23. March IL IS, 1916 of Heirs, and you are hereby DEW 126 required to file your written _____________________________ defenses thereto within th'ly days after tt Iirst publication or posting NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING hereof, and serve a Copy thereof TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Modification Anchovy Cod 1000 :2 12- THE ADAM 12 LASSIE 5.30 12' NEWS and , Training Act of nstructions: Hidden Words below a k— k. 0 ppe ward, UP, down or di agonsfiy. Find each and bOX It In. !%1. MING 17- MATCH GAME a (rues., Thurs) CAR. RASENO,A DIS 32730. Seminole County, Florida In Re; the Estate of under the fictitious name of PINE ELBA BARBER HANSEL, Deceased. APPLE PLACE,a nd that we in t end to register Said name with the CITATION U ED ELECTRIC COM PANY 6) 0HCNADAWEN0KIID S NE10SAESHIARICCEEL UGH I NSNAWPURSAVAR G EL) SCHOOL PROGR AM . C 4 330 0 t-EIGHBORH000 9 30 C PHIL 2 2 Mana S 0 Y V EL) MISTER ROGERS' ('9i DAILY %VFt 2 €13 Woods ____ - afternoon, at the Evening Herald's deadline, Markham CASE NUMBER; 163-Ce 7 •1 FICTITIOUSNAME PROBATE DIVISION 500 ED Mon A BIT WITH KNIT (Wod) WOMAN ALIVE €13 THE MOTHERS IN LAW One Wlion " Janet L.eógh. 1966 (Fn) Naked Edge " (B&M Gary Cooper, Dowah Koff, 196 1, 12 MERV GRIFFiN SH(YW 1:00 2- t12' TOMOPJW 2 i ' POR7 900 theater Rooi. 9) GEP4ER,Aj,. HOSPITAL N UY C H E N R 0 E 0 ISNARIUG TU N ENN1 Years B C Raquof ch, John Richardson, 1967 (Thurs ) "An American Dream," Stuart Whitman, TO ) ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) SGKWHEPERUNIACRRIGE (Tuos) I-b)tg (8) ..ban 1938 iflO(f lUll bOVOIS h deat 9) MONDAY MGfT Sp,-.. ANOTHER A Y C L A M A Young 19 I from Mainland, where the draw was held this Notice hereby given that we i business at RI-I Do LOPIOA allocation% from Seminole County' s the lnc~ts Char"On HoWon, a and rebellious l WiOwfy esces death, Ses." Pan Maestys 121 R E N _______ ___________ S HI N G N R H R E N A 0 K H R I H S Q ill T' G E A D x F A ARIANCHAUILHRIICARA K I 0 R 0 B I N S L S S A H N K N Li B 900 , '2 PHIL DONAHUE ~ 4) GAMBIT C6)MlKEDO(JGL,W - 9 1 MOVIE: V,j3ni CBS MOVIETo My Datchtcq '2 4) DUBWH0DAHSNR0NAPM0 p N H 0 H A H C LUj5A K W H A MING 11:30 9i EDGE OF NIGHT 12, DINAH €13 ADOAMSFANftY 4:30 (4) MIKE DOuaLj SHOV (6) MEPV GRIFFIN 8 0 SESkk!E c,M[:L7 9) THEFBJ(R) €13 MICKEY MOUSE CLuE __________________________________________________ 800 T4 6CAPTAIN KANGAROO U SCHOOL F'ROGRAI.I. • .,, - TM: CIRCUIT COURT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, - SEEK & FINJY SESAME STREET 9' G000 MORNING AMER. (3) '[i (1 fl) LanBh.I9s7.(Fn)*.png and Four Oueens.- Clark G8e, E1OnCE PWkar. 1956 10 - 1030 €13 JIMMY SWAG G ART Q idgo Rod 700 by the herrwng datçter t he boss a fit c doprejon., -- -- - - - 'v,eao, Howell Vie Thursday DEW 17 -- IN U ED MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBOflJ 3-00 Mn Sheridan. 1939. (Wed.) "That Gui From Pan' Lily Pore, Gene Raymond. Lucille 2 12 IOOAY (LOCdJ riow, ii 725 and 8:25). Ci4 1) CBS NEWS: (Ch, 4, HTWN SCHOOL PROGRAM. Me A CrvnjnaJ" John Qarfiefd 658 refs. (Ths)NOVARFri)KuP-S n Mtray, Jack War den 1957. (Tugs )-,They Made 655 ?ar4 9' RYAN'S iioi' Party" 2) DEVOriON, gangland conb-cted Ight SCHOOL PROGRAMMING €13 4 00 IRONSIDe 4: t LIGAN S ISLAND t SOUNOSTAGE R) ('MxI.) 4 MIDOAY 6 NEWS MING .4" NEWS e a 12 LIVE LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (A' (Fit) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT (A) ED ROCKY AND FRIENDSUNDERDOG 6) THEGUIDINGUGUT U SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING 91 THE NEIGHBORS ED (Mon) ERICA (R)(TUO SOMERSET LIFE TO (Mon -TUOS VAid., Thurs.) 4 1 00 ED HI NEIGHBOR 6 .'0 p,t ELECTRIC 2 6 12 - SEARCH FOR COMPANY 12-55 -2' 12- NBC NEWS 638 12 LIVING ,%OROS Ct Ofl he Toms iP*OA- i' sr y. SHOW ED 4 FA4ANDI.IJME mottw rosdenl docton who has 6 VICE ronnow 6:25 r 2 - (4) 4$ rç" (Tues. Thurs. Fri) -Jeannie'JesinEicaIjon' '9 DAILY WORD 630 4 PASTORS STUDY 6' SUNRISE SEMESTER *1 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 9 - SUNRISE JUBILEE 635 Matheson guests as a man estranged from his TAKE 4 NE ALMANAC 1000 SAWJOHN Tw 12-30 12 h 2 6.15 end oasy,ies,ylo is a Von tss ic a rospot. fj 9 610 'I bOMT" ey4m his 'Iree Ij I ABC NEWS - €1) SIC VALLEY 2) SUNSHINE ALMANAC teve SsotchosyyUwflwhrjri DAYSOFOURLIVES 4 C) AS THE t,*R1D TURNS -9 RNYMEANDRE.ASON 200 U THE ELECTRIC COM. PANY S20,000PYRIWID 230 (A) 600 4) SUNRISE SEMESTER O1 2 12 BERS (A) (Fri.) 8001< BEAT M rning Mo dispute oser Idlie Joey's se190deStiny. 9 (4) (6) MAUDE: Maudni €1) MAN AND EPMRON. (Tues., Wed, fl) LOLL THOMAS REMEM- Tuesday INTHEFA,MILYvritma 6-00 1 6T ____________ N0TIEOFINTENTION INVITATIONTOBIO TO REGISTER Notice is hereby given that the FICTITIOUS TRADE NAME Cily ot Cseterry of Seminole NOTICE IS HEREBY giver. t ha t County, Flcrid& will r ec eive seated bid5upI7 OOPMTsdiy.Mar(h FRANCIS GRtJPPE 1 the . FRAP4CO DISTRIBUTING 7. 1976. in the Casselberry City Hall, Casselherry, Florida, for the pvr- and Intends to register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court , chase of Microfilm Equipment. Specfjcation may be obtained SeminoleCounty,FIorIda Slid trade named FRANCO DISTRIBUTING IromthecityManager casselbe,ry in colpliance with section City Hall Casselbnry, Florida. The Honda Statutes City reserve$ the right to accept DATED at Orlando, Florida this relec, any or all bids 10th day of February, 1976. Anthony S Guiliano Francis Gruppe City Manager P u blish Feb 16, 73, $976 (11) STAR 'rrx - ------~_ -- Monday €1) r: -- - Monday, — fIN TIN TI'. 7-00 .2 TO T THE TRUTH -4'- BE\,TI.NED 6 CONCEPITRATICJI.4 O FEEDIACK --- - :- .- ___________ Sanford, Fl. I tL viiuN LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS ......~ 11 -- -- - Whether You Drive A Family Size Car Or Compact—Join The Michelin Movementl __________ 11 I RACES 1 " 117, BIG PERFECTA You'll Bo Glad You Did. MICHELIN FIRST - 'I THURSDAY q— Z,- ' .- s,- — .__- - --- �. - - 21-Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. Bcttnn 11 NBA Eastern Conic-inc. Atlantic DIvi;ion W L Pct. Of Buffalo CW YO(k Central Clevp'and Washington Houston N Orleans Atlanta 31 II 67) -31 71 686 1; 3376 539 6 79 30 492 ID Division 35 22 614 34 7 565 I 49) .28 29 26 3) 6 Saturd' Results 360.) 5t'rt Da'sy II) 9 60; Q 1)) 3 . Q ())I 5180. P 1))) 6)650, 1,660. 1 (23 4) 1695 70; 3695 ) FOURTH - 5)4. 0: I Kid Fty TENTH - 5.16, A: I Fruit Float U) 620, 5 10. 100. 2 HurryIng (3) (1)320.300.2.30; 7, F. 0:5 Whiiier 600 1 3 Penh (3) 3 40; Q (7) 4.00, 260. 3. Potty Rose (5) 340. (371 t1 60 P (7316)1730 0 (24) 6.60: 3117. FIFTH - 6.16, Ct I. H. (. Susan ELEVENTH - $16, B: I C, L's (Ill , 4,70; 7. Sandblaster (at ulie (6) 79 10. 0 00. 21 20. 7. Donna 5 *0. 500, 3 M A Steven (3)5 60, Q Dell (5) 700. 140. 3 Aothtr Spud ) u , P (46) 610500, 3173 II) 300; Q (56) $1? , P (63) SIXTH - 5.14. A: I Tryster (II U3.50 BP (4.7 with and all) 6*0. 1 80. 2.00. 2 Phantom's Spaci 6)6080; lii with all an 5) 5546 60. (3)610,3 70, 3. All Cessip (3)2 60; 0 II 70 (1 SI 819 60, 1 1 32) 691.00: 3136, TWELFTH C: 1. Mini SEVENTH - $16. C: I. H T. Murphy(S) 79 80,5.70. 760:7 Banjo Ron's Blue (71 10 63, 6 30. 380; 2. 8Iaz (5) 10.70. 5.00: 1, Lake Buren Lutr Cckerl (7) 54, 5; 3. M. (1) 660; 0 iSo) 1)09O, T (IS 1) Sundays Result; York 1)5, Denver 95 rn'ucky 119 New San Antonio 107, Virginia Todiy';G,,j Tuesdays Games ew York vs VirginIa at Rl1hmond s' Louis at K?utk 4 76 23 III 10 MIdwi;t Division 3 121 Detroit 73 33 41) K,C 7) 37 367 3': ChicJ) 10 39 316 6 Pacific Division G S'afe Seattle I A. Phoenix 12)4 .124 30 29 .306 12', 7 3) 43 II IS' Portland 75 33 4)) Saturday's Resulti Detroit Ill. Buffalo 1)2 New YOrk 102. New Gleans WashinCbon 103. Atlanta 95 Phoenix 110. Houston 100, OT Portland 1)6, Kansas CIty 107 sldrn State 100. Boiton 91 fl Sunday's Results oiiege 'tIle 97. Los Ar'l 9) Cleveland IC?, HOuStOfl 103 New Orti.,n 10?. Atlanta i Golden State 94, PhladeItl a A:sjran,e (6)380:0(77) U360; P 12,22760: 39 74 (72)81)0 10; 3)9) A - 3,786, HOndle - S226.0. EIGHTH - 5.14. 6: 1. Brn scre IS) 540, 750, 210; 3. Bootie SATURDAY MATINEE HIt lIP 380 2 90. 3 Blue By (4) 780, : 8)11360. P (63) 633.30; FIRST - 8.14, C: I Chrome 3) 57 Ctrr Ill) 10, 4 40 3 in, 7 Oin BasKet Qil EAST BrookI 72. Pace 71 Dominican 69, St Thomas Aoui 4' 3ijqjesne 76. La Salle 77 SOUTH Kentucky St AS, Carson New NINTH- .. T:) Broker's Bonus Murphy (3) 7.10, 480. 3. M'nla I)) 3 iD, 3 00, 7 40. 2 Go Tom Eckert Raptitan (5) 3.6; 0 (13) 135.40; Cl) 370. 370. 3 H C 's Harry (6) 31:47. SECOND 5)6, 0: I, Victory (I) 5, 3.00.740;? Gold Medillion Vict (1)5.20.3 70, 260. 2. Manatee U 5.20, 110; Valid Appeal (2) Toni II) I0iO. 460; 3. Ks Sumpin 0 (13) 2) 00; P (13 1.30 70; 3)57, t5) 7 fo, Q CI 3) 178 00 p (13) NINTH - 5.16. C: 1. Sally t40 (3) 6)55 70. DO (I I) 17560. 3131. 1360:420,310; 2. Reoal Healner IS) THIRD - 5.16, 8: 1. Kenny Kyle 7,50, 2.60; 3. Irri Jill II) 1) 10; Q (3 (3) iS 10. 6.60.780;? Cu Co Blue (4) 5) 6)5.00; P (73) 15750 3)74 6 10. 260. 3 Top FOX (5) 750. 0 (2 1) TENTH - 5.16, A: 1. Kid 6)6,60. 1 (715) 5)0700; 3173. Dynm.te(3)3 70,780.760;? Lotta FOURTh -5.I, M: 1. Keen Lizzy Quota (7) 640. 3.10. 3 Moody Itall (7)8 iC, S 10.300. 2. EIk G'on (1) (5) 1.70; 0 (73161520; 31:33. 320. 280; 3 Tom Teller (I) 300; 0 ELEVENTH - 5.14. 8; I Im For (1 7) %l,50; p 7 i) 650.10; 3157. Me (6) 11,60. 1 20, 470; 2. Bla:k FIFTH -3.16, D: I. Nan Girl (I) Shot 660,440; 3 Crlip (I) 60; 0 1 60. 4.70, 3.70: 7 Kitty Shay (7) (36) 65400. P (63) 189,70; BP (32). 1720. 60; 3. See Saw (2) 1.80; 0 11 3)1),747 60; , 7) 5t1 40, P (1.7) 589.40; 31:62. TWELFTH C: I Benfry (SI SIXTH - 5)6, B: I. Noble Duke 560. 120, 420. 7 AhIoso Joey (2) (I) 6 80, 1 10, 370; 2. Wycliff Gypsy s.eo. 370:3. Condarine (3)4 00; Q (2 (2) 17 60,550; 3 Grace H (6) 4,00; Q 5)82570; 1 (5 23) III) 00. 39:01. (I 7) 5)760; 1 II 76) 1275.60; 31:5), A 3171; Handle - $719,687 SEVENTH - 6-16, C: I. J3nkawa Carol (4)000. 580, 760.' 2. Matland TONIGHT'S ENTRIES (U 300, ?.60 3 Tas Drea,,i U) 750. Q (II) 11100; P (11) FIRST -5.16. C: I. Chiel Bar; 7 2 o. 1s IHIH - 5.) 0: I. barocr u. MIDWEST Mirh*gan Tech II. N Mh li FAR WEST Wetier St 76. Montana 46 • p A A --' - - ..--. --.. - - TOURNAMENT A ' .. . --. ''--' . " -- -. -' Idoward Payne $6, Sam Hous ton 61 Sw Trias 57. AhIene (hr 79 --................-- . .-. . . . V - ' -. - - - A a - ,' '--p Games Buffalo at New York kar'sas City at Phoenix Philadelphia at Portland Shri?.n .it Chcaqo C W L PCI. 08 42 '5 ,'3 37 21 .430 5"; 34 73 $ • t, 3) 77 , 31 30 304 )3 76 33 476 15 10 .r9 ?9 3) I A SATURDAY NIGHT FIRST - 5.16, 0: I flunc [ckr-r(7)770 360300 2 Early Star (I) 7 70. 3 60; 3 K'; Born (I) 360. Q (17)87810; 31:93. SE0N0 - 5-16, C: I Billy Gill (3)930.9.70. 5 00. 7. Manatee Nancy (1)1 60. 3 50. 3 Montague Yarn (I) 360: Q (31) 636.00; P134) 110070. 00 (73) 53960, 31:59 THIRD - *, B: 1 Ctr L?es I"l 760. ' 00 340; 7. M', Cr, 3 5 - -- ---, I I - -. a a * I - - a I . a I I .. . .. - J__.--.Y11 - - i • .. . : i s ) • - I 3-Cemeteries j-i- ____ ''r -- )'ul BUSY BEE CHILD CAR( 2127 Hotly Avenue PP'ont 373 75)(j 9-Good Things 6 . . ' 1 I J1. -. to 3 Eiprinç,cj MURCOT T5 r:IiI1 J] 3? 50 BUSI'tEL J2 611) or 32'? 0367 • - : : Weber Bowls Em Dead STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Cassififd AdS ldn', there wOulclrrt he ,1c, 1'i_j'i 44 barmaid; and 10 experienced waitresses Apply fl person, The Lion's Den Restaurant & Loung., 300 5, Sanford Ave. .',,ic'i ,'. v'rr JOHNNY WALK E 1 Nurset. RN'S. LPNs. A'des. Aide Companion, Needed smmecJiatet PAtTS MANAGER Wv-it have eiperICncc in all *sases of &gricultUrbl eCuipmcnt auto parts, InCluding receiving, Stocking and counter sale; Permanent pOSition with Cicellent fringe btne4t Contact Per sonnel Office A DUDA & SONS Ovedo,FIa 3053455681 An Ecual Opportunity Employer 0entaI I' 32? 6457 - jf:J1iL J))A.ii IUIIII P the $U), 000 Long Island Pro Classic stop on the Pro Bowlers AssOciation tour. RAYMOPIOM BALL Req Real Estate Broker 322 5/,.fl Alt.'r Itr 377 2757 , ( C lit Yc '. THI CONTI1A(t 'I rr'nt, 815 wee, PARK AVENUE MOBILE PAR 7545 Park Drive 17) up SUNLAND This 3 BR, 1 b home is neat as can e and escellent cOndition 122.500. Whitworth Wins At Sarasota .' _ : SARASOTA Fla -Kathy u(worthshota one-under -. - =- - ------- s - - -- * 1i- - I - -. • - - iti :-' • - - - Richmond 400 Rained Out - ___ MIS REALTORS 321-0041 )WNER SAYS "SELL," HIS LOSS )lder hOme in excellent ConOtior Bedrooms, fireplace, carpet, ni Re the first to S 611.0(0 Call Bart 'I... I _'.'.'t ,'l Antic Springs- By Owner 3 BR bath, double goraçe 1206 moni low equity. 634 7437 = ' tZ - Grand National stock car race was postponed by rain and a wet track, The race tentatively was rescheduled for - - ___ &* * )' * • *r-' . Ill..6-216-3,7.6forthe$9,000firstprlie ; ;" ;i i:' .6(L - . 1 What? UCLA - 7 1 : Loses At Home? - :claIY.I1 - : LOS itriGEu - Greg Ballard scored 16 points as aggressive Oregon handed UCLA Its first in 99 games with a 65-45 lIege baskettall victory at Pauley Pavilion. - - - : -. • • P • I" • 'y1 .1 -- 11A-t'iinLnvnc furnshed Reasonable my time Ideal rent loCatso 365 37 Inc BR, unfurn apt , electric he cit. carpet, StOyC & ref Athjlt 51( :77 2296 alter S & wk ,ds ATU • Stenstrom Realty ECLUDED BACK YARD bedroom;, 1 bath home in e cellent Condition. Drapes, kitct- t equipped, in Quiet section wi wooded area east of prop-ert 177,000 t Bedrooms. t bath, tented yarc 6)70 pius cseposit 909 Catalina , Hwy. 17.92 Across From Ranch House ' )2306700r031.9777,.,") 4 /J area 170 month plus electric Poc privileges. 3653731 ltedrOO'il mObilC home, furflishet ot unlurnished, located in Laki Mary. Call for appointment, 377 _____________ ,.)-fYJ)1J1t1 ___ ... • J I. • . . hsl EStATES PIcA Swim ch ho.jt, c lubheu%e. 140 mo I ret' ti • 'tr,- p o lsoi 10 Ose ,.'c );lk$ 377 Ai"11 1 .$,' •---: i7-Riicirvss SHAD DERBY 9 ' - f ,, 7 - L _ i• ' - - Contest s open to the public. No entry fee or prereistrtion required. .* I ___________- - ________________________ .. .1 -. ', *- I . IL. -- • __ --- ..ti,- Sale or Ledil'. by Ownc'r, nmmer(ijil Dlflpi'fly. Zoneit C 7 ii I tane h.c)h*Ok, with 7100 SQ It I fift(t'% & warehouse Space Call 7) 61)9 after pn FEBRUARY 14 THROUGH MARGI 14 SHAD DERBY RULES ____ ___7 - Ali kaLs must be Coast Guard safety equipped and use commcn stnse and wtesy when on tlxt water. MI hid must be c-aught on hook and line. Fish not entered in contest should be released unharmed unless used for food. All shad entered in contest must be weighed nd registered on day caught at cie of the official weigMn stations, OFFICIAl. wtr.u.m. S"TATf(C Prnrinrh, l(XDPI t/,iplt-is -I 4))) 'it 3.') ',2') AT A GLANCE -,: -y-:- "I -."- rturii' LOIS greatest I I - r #t .i',': 75,000 sq plus slud'o apartmint in rca FjIIy equipped cat n ki)hci PatiO, double garage, panele family room With a little T I C you'd have a Showplace 6)9.S - 3 bedrooms, baths, foyer. dining room, breal laSt bar, central heat air, doubl garage County living, yet close I schls. Shopping 8 golf course 111.400 Call Sanford's Sales Leader AT I'ft'r Hour;t 32? 3991 372 0610 (1 322-2420 ANYTIME ;-t'drOOm, 7 bat?,, finest neigh lorhood School area $29,500 OW A GARDEN 3 bedroom arge fenced in yard. near lake I, luiet area 625,900 .i ar ry stainless StCel prop. Approx. LARGE HOME, SMALL PRICE kdroom. big': ,icre tot fl th 1 City, enced back yard, central heat & sir, fruit trees, new kitchen :abnt-ts. Only $76,900 IIOUSUN MARINE 797$ Hwy 17 97 377 596) - - _________ ------_________ - - - Vehicles 75 font Apollo. Dr'1' 143 er'; s's rn t-,- e- el -. I',.. ir, sr ',!,, -_ - -- 76-Auto Parts "' - __________________________ Used mo?orssold anti ilsiouleci Also 12 acres cars for part; Open 7 days week JIB Auto Parts, East Hwy 50 Call cIlect, Orlando 568 --- 2131. . 7 WEEK OLD PIGS AND) LARGE SOW 3 6319 alter 5 p m Reconditioned Batteries, $1? e'crange REEL'S BODY SHOP Sr-t'.'o A _____ - - -------- - ------- 68-Wanted to Buy 77-Junk Cars Removeti - -............. ___________ -___________________ CASH 322-4132 Fur usea furniture, appliances '00)5 CtC Buy I or 1001 itC'5 Larry's Mart, 315 Soot cs-ri A1e , ORIENTAL RUGS èIANTED Tc.ppricejpa,d, used. any Cc.ndition. 6.14 8)26. Winter Park -_____________ Cash far wrecked Ot junk cars. We tow away. 7 days week. Ca:) collect, Orlando 5612131 PICK UP JUNK CARS FREE Smatlpricefo.-o,hCrs Phone)77 1824 78-4"ctorcycles -. _____ _______ We Pay Cash fOr C',uah?' furniture, apv!sances. t001% 6. Ontit75jcs Being the tastes) growing auction service In Florida, we iced more metcnandise, Therefore we pay more for Cu.ality No junk. Attend one of cur auction saies every Monday evenng at 7 p m, BERPIER'S AUCTION SERVICE DO? Jacobs Road (across from Detand Airport, RI, 92 De-Land. Fla I Phone 904 73.1 737) 'or a better PriCe Hrs. on motor Electric trolling motor. Tilt trailer. Other extras 12.250 firm 373 1122. REALTOR 5'.Diorcycle lnsurmn:' BLAIR AGENCY m a 80-AutOs for Sale '73 P'ynio'.'th Siteilte Custcro, -Iu!O , AC, ratio, PS. PB, etcei cond., lt.69'9 372 9063 1971 Suba,'j Station Wagon, I 59(c',) transmj',sion, air COflistoned, very clran, 12.795. Call 3fl-tss (Dealer). 1973 DODGE POLARA V 0,1 Door,$I.450 Pndne3fl 0059 We Buy Furniture DAVE S 31) 9)70 Chko & The Man 'I'santtldto buy used office furnitur; Any Quan'ily NOLL'S Casselberry. Hwy 11 9? 8)0 4206 Jct Il 920.17?, Longo',i 373 $SlOorIl.i £6.03 ______________ _______________ ________________________________ -. ' '" BUSINESS DIRECTORY " THE 0000LIFE ' Bedroom, 7 bath country home Split level) on 1 acre. Double larage, central air, has beauth'l ool. patio area Paola area i, ." EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU I JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY '1 i / - .17,500 - 24 Hrs 23941O Aluminum Siding 20)75 rpEplcH tP1sY 179) S A'),''. I man co'.er yO -, -''s'Siding & Sottit Sy%tm Roofng. Gutters 20 yr's Eocjlc Sd...0 Cu f) c5,3 V. , - irpe!'e ,lrr (Ot'kJt,00(4' Cl0i,xi 'oid'tan, 3 FtP $6,CKeO 37j 0110 7), 17*6*'. 7 BR. 7 bath, Creened porch, carport, shed, Set p cOmplete 323 1721. RK LIKE SETTING - Enjoy lift ri lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath wilP itra large family room. Fines rca 527.950 Also Ftp Land Clearing Roofing ISTE PSON LAPID CL F AR I ftLIl'.),: , n1 E':,I,,it r. D1c' w..rk F n csri, tog s.ol 37' g3 I r' .'.r:y C_i , : •'r ,- Orç -r,.'eY '' (.aliI2) 6789 Pes• Control Expert roof repair5, hal roofs or shingl All work guarant I3 ROGDEIi ROOFING Beauty Care 3736700 - ISYR FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drsv Sanford, 373 570) ..0 TO'.1p - s flF:.uTy SALON f(,mn,,'rl, )t,5rt'5t '. Beauty PluCk 519 [ F .r'1 377 3' _____________________________ .,, ? - GET THOSELUXURYITEMSFOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST I ROY TODAY S '.%'APIT ADS' If 51 ,cJ* 7 Or.e 377 5165 - ________________________________ ______________________ YLIWILDE EXECUTIVE I bedroom, 30' irnil5 COME ooen, wet bar, breakfa't room hoke area 1.59,900 DEI TWO STORY 3 tedroom, 2 atIs, carpeted throughout, mini Dndition, has TLC. 177,500 TIREMENT SPECIAL urnistsed 7 bedroom, on beautiful ark Ave Convenient to stores 6.500 TRESS SALE - 3 bedroom. nral heat & air. Call for details bedroom, polio cover - 4MER, 12' wide. 2 c'ntral air, carport, cirting, new carpet, adults Only. a'ment% 15061. Phone 3770051 9 leE- double wide, 3 Bedroom, bath, central air, raised screen om, carport, Shirting, payment; 0632- Phone 327005) or nights 5 5569, ,UT)FULLY SHADED )m,'Ste. tloe' en aiold -- 3 Acre Hall Realty .,nfd- 7604 S. Orlando Dr - Carpentry, - JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS flee-ct help on that Saturday Paneling, doors, windows hungs. - HAVE Born I 10 70 acres, ne-,, te-cr, Good term; D'scount sri Conditional permit; tcr iti,I homeor home construction ,iilObIl' 617 141' mole, & Volusi Counties. re-age Tracts, small & large PRY RE/ti TV, REALTOR, concretC wok,e'tc By the hour. or 14 tb lot) 377 9)55 - Upholstering B'. Onsj5r,, Ph 377 1031 Upholstering - 'i rip p, '.' s''i'i Co v,i1,neI n' wt'dLint Ft"t,:', r' Ii:cs.It.:, Pri(t•:1 Pbcec' 1:1 61ff -, Professionai Waltpapc Han-, L censcd Comrres Frte Es' ')i'5 '' 372 I Fr BELL PLUMBING CO. 372 0959 Sewers Elect Rrp.i rs 23 Hr Stry Clcne-ci ___________________________ and vinyl, wall towlIl Estimale, Call SEARS ii. Sanfrt), 337 177). ______ 7'j7 ;,,çij PURIF ic ATiop4 SYST [MS Call PhI C,":.'e-: 115 12) )) Wall Papering PAUL SLATER Plumbing E Itt'TiOr Plastering P,it1 t'.n) & smulated P. cielsi' cI''..alty 377 77*0 I lnst.ilI carpet Yett-j Itci' p ;* , '"' up"dClivty Call for Ire.- eslir" i' 70) F Commerc,ac 373 &.zSl - I'i,i?('r Carpc'nlry Re'cort.'s'ng Aditons ( c'rirn Work I 'tensed hero, I c- rStmir 32) I 31 - .s ------ Inlet 'or - - Donna lanada, 322 0707 Photography --_- Ir Dressmaking, ladies', men's. chsldren's Drapes. Qs;lf, P[ 1 I? [ST I PIP. Steel. Scroll Call Red or John, 373 5001. ___________________________ - Concrete. Remodeling, Roofing Free Estimates. No lob too large or - Alierat,on ____________________________ - '.s rt, I? lotS, new 71' * 18 , mit') 'ri' mobile home, trned large garden reads o nt Sell or trade for motor homc travel trailer Located (sf1 '1.10 P ,i! Paol, F oh S5 - ' - rs hoot, follow sign. 3?) 609* - S6 Pet Care & Home Improvements ___ n 37) -• 21 " -________________________ ,. nSCcCI - - 12'x35' $700 acid Isume payments of $60 month. hone' 322 9)47 - -- OcI Burnt', Cue-ann,, P. Se-r .hour Service DiiteAir Conditioning, 377 $577 ichts 675 5569 -- -_ Exlerminatireg Co- Cernplete Pt's? Control and Termting F tee- - Sewing Trnt Heater Cleaning 43-Lots-Acreage iltiple Listing Service ,, ______________________________ IS' Bass Boa', fiberglass Irs hull, 1973 SOHP Johnson with power lift, axOa -- - Realtor 323-5774 Anytime Ovsr the years. more and more individuals have discovered the Want one of tho greatest little p'idlers of them ill . \i.'ii ,1 hr •ha emll Inwtnt xt'h ran YARDSALE () (j - - the : • ________________ 0GM TO ROAM! laltor 7 971i 32-4v'bi Jo Homes Person furnished trailer, Ovied of NXIOUS OWNERS - Want to se tneir extra home. They've reduc the price again to 175,000 Exti large lot, extra large closets buy for 125,000 3'] 9114 ''i-: '' - -55-Boats & Accessorics 372 2118 C.ua'.0 3 ,t-,,f oii., .)eonsJ, par: Arabiln, t-'CtOcnt with chsldren Moving roust sacrifice, 1175 373 1106 - _____-- 21 Parv Dr 75-Recreational 6&-Horses _____ Tuedi, & WedO;day, it-b 11,75 31) JIM HUNT REALTY B:)) It-mets 100 ports - -- -- ______________________ CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR 8)1 f -. - _. 54-Garage Sales LOTS FOR THE MONEVI J'4IYUUJ it: liv's R) fls'droom. tvrn;tied, carpeted with cabana on private lot, Ill month. Phone 3730518 after 6:) pm i .r5 'J UnturniShed 7 Bedroom P10,1st$153 month pius deposit l'x2S Florada,room, easy main. tcnance, potential cimmercal. ____________________________ - r':' . - -- - - - --_- Transportation ______________________________ -- Color TV's from 550. B&w, Iron. 5)5 5er,.c .111 makes HERBS' lv tv 5 1 teem Ifl 1 4 ___________________________ -- AuoionEieryFriday at 12Noon. Higrrwa'r 44 Vl Market, Sanforti .-- 53.'/dj5te(-o * * Retirement * * 1 APIISI CASA 3Mo. -6Mo.& 1 Year Leases one • • : . • • • )cttona - On gout COurse 7 Iar bedrooms. 7 baths, double garag appliances, carpet. Reasonab rent Call mornings or evening .4 709 7)75 J! JUJ I Vi ilIIJ ' ' - v,ulurIlirje,v 177.500 . -'_____ - -____________________ ', -- WINTER SPPINGS . - tJKC Refrigerator. Dryer, Bunk Beds and Dishwasher lm-.t- 1?? - '-' 65r'PetS'SiJpplies - - M,syt,,g portable w;her, excellent ________________________________ condition, 1)00, Phone S3I..A3 676. . 67-Livestock-Poultry _______________________ . 52-Appliances 322-7643 72-Auction - -, . ------______ . tir';vr'q _______________________________ Pt-cit our W'nSenv,ic IRROI1 S F IJRNITURE 322 5)61 EW.'ORE V,ASHE, parts Service, used machoe-s ','OOPIFY APPL lANCES 37i C7 antord- 1 BR home, partly tur o'shea, need; work 19.500 323 1 ADULTS. NO PETi 1)6 N 7r,rl t Unfurnished -i M'-nv_ * - 9j:Jir 9 !--v1-r - '. - I _____ _______________________ 1 :Jknr!Jh - f' Nastase Wins Indoor Crown SALISBURY, Md. - Ilie Nastase of Romanta ended Jtmrny Cormcs' Uvee-year reign at the U1. National I[_ Real Estate Bedroom house on 133' x 55' I Cash only Call 32) 3953 alter 323-7340 317 tI()i'iOI5 Avenue TA.'O7 F- 3,'IlINGS 5)4 1)41 0,' c p COMPA . OSSIE C. BATEMAN 1200 French Ave. I Steam (iq-,,n 1nur own Carpet KtJLP DECOR:. 10R5 4W tst St , 372 7335 Weliuy Furniture Central F lot idi'5 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR '27 199) 19195 French '77 14963771951 377 l9S, 177 116,4 I .les.Renta,.Service - - 51-Household Goods - - 64-Equipment for Rent - Stemper Realty Sanford Auction -- - ' FREE GIFTWRAPPING API flit, Gifts. KniS, Chrsten'ng Gowns PAYTO'4c CHILDREN'S WEAR 'ic: II .11.55' Pb 377 Ill' ________________________________ :OUNTRY ESTATE - l' Acres. more less, 3 bedroom, I bath. Florida room, built in bar, ri ground POOI, stible, reduced t - Lois ci bargars ri Furniture, Ap pllances, Miscellaneous Don't miss ths sate Rank.Americarti Master Charge accepted I nr,j, Kuoota. Pettit',.ae-- _________________________________________ ):SEAMwOLD-- Ihe"jroom,lbatp,, kitchen equIpped, nice corner lot, tenant Occupied, $12,975. " " Fcr Sate- M I Gararsd, Marlin III, Mouser 222 w scope 377 1)01 or after 6 p m GAIN . - .s Spiecedenset, bl&k vinyl. $100 372 3717 alter S pm ____________________ Southern Comfort Monday, Feb. 23, 7 P.M. flew Ond Used - .___ For Sale by Owner- 2 oedroom, Florida room. l00'xlSO 'o'. trees Ne',ir Sanford 373 9316 qari,cJc' Ft.r f,jrther informf (,ll 668 3737 trailer opts Adult 0. l.mly pa Wft'k'y ISIS Plevy 17 9?, Santo or Professionally Mar'ag.-d 4 ' ttr Furnished 3222O9O - - I I, 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD i , APARTMENTS 125 FROM A;1 - .4 - ' Large 1 & 2 Bdrrn. BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOU,ES - L-• c , -.._,.'I .} : : I( - - • \ STUDIO 1. 2. 3 :Iean 3 bedroom, 1', bath, avocado S?OvO P. refrigerator, blue carpe' central h',,t 5 ar Payton's, 372 1)01 IS YOUI of Sat hs' newest and unusual P1tjrery, corner We'k'y. Park Dr .ini SR 46 Joe II P,' Cñ*tey. Sr ', Singer's be'it lu zoo machine 0 sewing table Scid new for $49.50 assume balance of $100, or I? payments of $9 See at: SANFOROSEwIP4GCENTER 307 E. lit St., DowntGwo 322 9411 Ri ,I [-,c,t,. f3rcl -c AUCTION SALE Golden Touch 'N Sew _ TAFF ER REALTY I )3r'jrr,qri honle, 7 I:aths, I SAN MO PARK. I, 7. 3. hedro jz-rwJuv G\/illage ___ Kish Real Esta peted, drapes. carport, I or adults $165 mn pluS utilte s 53 Luxury Patio Apartments ' - - _____ _ , Free pick up A ________________________ STOP LOOK fur the' di%ulayars ' 1-state ))riv. 003W. 1st St Id,- wardens ii SI-. rJi - ne vu _________ • fr . . of Oviedo - 634Tractors a ONLY I4S9INSTALLED Terms avaifobee. Warehouse must Heavy Equipment be emptied NOW! Call wareIiou -----------"i- ' roller'. ,l.e',-s or e''nrgs, ask fr ''" '-k- 'i'.'': P,r ',',,i, i"AR/,S iQUlF'y,ShjPl I ).5 'id 5j12 M UNS WORTH RFArY BALL REALTY :ellcnt opportunity Oaly ours weekly with compi mpany trainl,.j & location D Invest 04 1600 15,000 N Pip riding mower, 30 cut, A 1.350 322 9)23 after I Pool diStributor must sell balance of 19/5 pools complete with sun deck, fence arid filter 31'xlA overall. ,'i,i rijri art-a PIQ (Jo.n P. detsvery Op-.n 7 days wit 363 371)) I condilon. pm. Wiing APITIQJES REFINISHING. H-wy. 1)9. 2 miles 62-Lavdfl-Garden -. * SWIMMING POOL SALE * (MymenI, montniy pdv,'Qr,t5 it...; then rent Government %ubStdugerI In Q;Ilt,ed hup",.(,,i tn e-' ,t -, +i two well bUilt modern horny OR, 6)9 500. 3 BR, 123. iiRfli'FR Cc) f)P VENDING ROUTES Mart. etc., I large rooms. ca - ______________ * They're Hot'' * - :asselt,erry- Lakefront, walk to I GARDEN CITY, N.Y. - Dick Weber of SL Louis *'Get'Em Wh* (LNEMAL CON TRACTOR PEAL ESTATI.IPIC dily . -, tt(PdORlx --' i4C%idefl P. Business. Free r'shmatesBIl, Cfrn- 37) (.94 - - h1Afltlques ________ TRADE 379 -. ttrippirg 1001 _. 'i.'ood or 5tnl d'-sks (CIC(ijtyC desk & chars. teretar,,I e1bi I Chir, straight chair;, filing (dOiflc'fS. as 'S Cash and carry NOt.L'S CiSSelberry, I? 97. ') I5 -WILSOP,tMAIER FIJPNITUIfE , 'Of' P-i ,'.".RWE i a st'fuer r .i huy No chOrge .511 .sdrnttccl free Co,r.r towSe every Sunday 9 t 3 ,if It,, Moviiland Drive in Tnealr. Soutti ,t' 97 Phone 3?? '7t .lr' t;ø' Used otffte turniturt _______________ BUY iEL )1I3ISEFrs' 5' SWAP - Pt .t(hn Bathroom Cabinets, CnunteC togs, Sink; Installaton .%,,IitObl,. Mud Cabell. 377 805? .'nvtirne --__- 10-Swap & Trade __________________________________ 37) 7)10 -- P p 1 bath. ompletely furniShed. ar conct tenceci, fruit tr-, arpeteej Clo',i' in 32) O4?1 -- -- ______ Eat For Sal. Call belts- c 10 a rn or after 3 pm 337 46 ____ l ' '' ' ' * 6-Child Care -- indth,sahcr, w s'.' 'irpet, c' t , ....:., ,.: i,,,,.' ,,.,,. _____ ,,I,,I, ____________________ ___ -- It 1 l(.l % (. )' n -,----- IJIIIUI llI WE SELL SUCIESS oi ' mef( 373 5176 F1'.) Ov.erin Duplei. turn ''' _________utsiurn ld,'.11 lø(tion Rraccn. CONCESSION OPERATIONS 165 Jill MANAc.p.. BackUrcund in t.r'm.t, 1tje Management anj (Qncess)o,: Oi)crations which 31-Apartments Furnishi includes pricing, pt'rcnasing and contracting of food stuff with ability to Supervise Starting 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED MPARTMENT wage, 1)73 week PUBLIC RELATIONS Phone 322 4473 or 322 C*2'9 AD VERTISING COOP DINATOR t •ptr t'i,.(j nI',' (tsOrdint,. Nit efficiency apt - upstairs, utilities (urn Adutti 1?! 50 3 promotons and sp-e(hes, plan, 7798 after S & wk ntis edit and Supervise pub,ications of SOCICly newspaper and im 0le,1,entaleon of advertising BAMBOO COVE APi GIFT SHOP OPERATOR-- Semi One & 2 hedroorn lpirtmci' retsre,j person able to sell, meet turns%Picj or Uifurnthrct P4k', pubic and conduct inventories redecorated Come see 300 6 roort Rlvfl Sanford 373 CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY 1 or? Bedrooms AOult Only Phone 373 4450 .1.... daily base of $34.50 and cashiers' daily base of $35.50 by $2 ' üat more than &lo persons have applied for joba as clerks and have mdlcated they i -ill hire repincements, Immediate Occupanc ________________________________ 60-Off ice SupplIes PROI-E5SIOPIAL MAID SERvIcE I roe Estimate Call Cathy, 3 0967 II no ansvef, Call 373 9117 By Owner-- I Bedrooms, 2 baths, Hidd('nLake, Smalldown,assume payments. 3235655. __________________ - - Want to Buy- A body b62, boxing gl0vr's & speed t-su Call 1626875 Slj, 30 W Is? 379 7955 _______________ BR, 2'', baths, family room, fireplace, carpeted, large lot. Sunlind area. 327 6336 alter S wk tJfltdtO Buy __________________________________ -_ . I - Sanford AUCtICrI I2CO F rcnco A,r' Monday, Feb. 23, 1976-3D Piano P. Organ Sates 8 Sent. We buy 'd P'itnOS & trade Lessons organ, guitar, accordion, pc's 8. group. Ball's Piano 0. Org ,ii Assorted Colors 7 Sq. Yard 11)15 1)), 1c.nri,, 7 )i,jiPi', i,plt' ij.,r "Pt lii iJroon ,lrt,IOQI'rtiI'flt, I. - - 3 Large lw ,'c Lo on uS" p traIls, 66.500 2nd tot on lait p.i i";t 'i;I.4 5 t,(y'OO C,r.h C - 'i ou are having difficulty findsng a I;.t live, ar lodrive. a job, or (5(14' i (y(I' 's.i have n,'e"d of. '.til - MIAMI (AP) - Pari-inutuel clerks who work South Florida's tracks have voted to strike the Gullstream Park meet scheduled toopenMarth5to back demands for - - SOCIAL WORKER ' Lots of public rcIaton and prev'lou% Coun5eIin eIper,cnce necessary. Escellen lt YOUR FAML', salary a bCneflt At ANON I" fisntrs Ir ends : (:r..',,, CREDIT COLLECTION -- Coat cvs?orn.i', rlat 'ons tlI(k9rcund MAINTENANCE COUPLE c" 'urther nfOrni,, 'on ciii 473 4567 boss ' write SALES National firm Searthnç S,wford At Anon F.Irn)y Govp P0 for Pogh al,t"r indiy,dual Bo' 553. Sanf,rd Fl4 3777) MANAGER COUPLE -' Need gooc all around maintenance Retaii ACED WITH A )RiNkjNi c'perpnCe helpful P0flLtM WAREHOUSE - Strong and willing ;. 'soi' t. r.,n , rno,.j5 worker Coot) position, Can Iscip TYPIST '- 7075 wpm. mature, Calil?) personable and ots of patience :.r "P0 with 000d offict' bakground 121) S,inic-d F lOt da 37;;) F.Aceptional benefits Lost- American S'anrj,jru leather back, owner James LaRue Lost between Old Si. Rd. £6, Paola Church of Cnr;t ,,, New St Rd. 16 toward 1.11. Dora and (ustis Valtjablc to O*rier i found please call cOIlrct, 1669 3795 ________ 1I'1'Ji 1W'1m iflt to c1)rt' for elderly p.5lrrit ily home Phone 377 375) Ce meter y plots, High land Ac mcsry Garth,n;, Se'ction, Garden Of the Apostles Current value sat Wll ar,lce greatly, 030 92)1 I) I ,.rr'V,.,.,''' ."-:':. ",.., .J ____________________ 59-MucaIMerchandise New Vinyl Flooring -- 18-Help Wanted A' .' liii! * * Spring Specials -- ORLANDo 51 NT INEL AF TERNOON EDITION, Delety available In Saniord, Lake Wiry, t.ongwood ItiIf area 323 5011 J *' Sanford, Fl. __________________________ 313635) DELTONA--- 7 BR, 2 bath, wall to wall carpet, carport, screened In patio, rear yard completely fenced Assu,iie 7i pci mortgage with very little cash needed DYNAMIC PROFERTIES 5 V Pta dv,ick. Broker Dellonob6l MI) 41 - HOUSOS * REALTORS low cost CIOssif led Ad. ___________________________ 21-Situations Wanted ,, -- ________________ Gulfs tream Clerks Strike, - 1V;fSrTr:t'r. ."'jJ' _________________ 5-MscelIaneous for Sale DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a - Neat appear ing sites personS with car (or local demon'st,ation work lop earnings and chance for 1id ,ancrmenf For interview call S? Sunday - Noon Friday 6306133 Real Estate re Store attendant, Mechanically inclIned 1175 per week. O.(. TIRE STORE, 71)) French Ave Man for Danish and Sweet olIs, bread miser, ciperienced I', t .pçly 3227396 Si'ip'nit' I, i Noon Ihe Dy Before Publicat0 S-Lost & FoUnd I IIc a urn 3)c a lini 26 times 2C a 11111 1$? OOIItNIMUMCHARGE) _Minimum DEADLINES Make your Budget oo turIter, stop phi' Claisfecs Arts et'r Oar -,,,,_ I I Ihru S limes 6 thru tin Forrest Greene, Inc. - II 4A-Publtc Notkes - RATES 00 ii - - 30 P.M MONDAY (hru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon f YOU TROUBLED! Call Ipli I-rc, .0 O7 for ''.'r- Care""Holine," $Uui!s _________________________ T.c-.'. p - - H OURS - - ' CLASSIFIED DEPT. Sili S I Evening Herald, Merchandtse 41-Houses Good I BR apt in quiet area It or will buy small home P 0 1791, Sanford ' Le.i11. r STIP*STROM REALTY 65 Park 0' . R[A(, 1(1W 322 dUO 831-9993 4-Personals _________________________ , AL(c)o . 'MO([P,' Dog Racing Tuesday's Indiana S IOus V'rQna 6 Cindy S Cho Ce.• B Golla's Heather no Ike I FIFTH - 5.16. 0: 1. Ea:s Spur Stalky Run; 7. t'd's Al; 3 Little Slper: 1, EEVENTH 314 A' 1 R' KS Tr.oe; i. Tn Thumb; 6. teen (h,man. 7 1d 3 C Id QootsIe; 7, HoIs; I. Capital Asset. Ore; 1. Soea co° SIXTh , $, A: , MA s Lively: 6 MOn ague ' ega, e. rd 7 K L)t'rn' ' " " .... MOfltgUC Lxplorer: 8 HIghway or. M,tic; I lrC. S. Mystery; 6 TWELFTH - 716. 0: I. No.1, Caymanian; 7. Joe Mischief; I. First; 2, lrna Bean, 3 Harmon, 1. Itatta Hurry. Roy Ch C; S T s Fast Fanny, 6. SEVENTH - 5.14. 0: I. Angel Cute Cteo Eckt, 7. Cecy s FIrst, S L.. 2. B M''Y' 3 Gay Mkci Special,. m ' Drn'.rr New York San Antoa Kentky Sure Score, 3 Tom Gibn, 4. D Veure;, Happy Nint;s, Nai • Ahtoo Ln. 3 Rural Roman. I • na Ms A vIe ' Y ltow Star 3 Stay Cool Brother Mne. S Freeze; 6 Mon tague 5 0 R % EXPIOSIVi' ,aint; 7 Danny Jax;I. K 5 1 K S OWOOfl,. Gang A WCdCS ay , . i. FOURTH - 5.14, M: 1. Lucy ' Shan; 2 Major Harris; 3. Stylish TENTH - tl6C' •' 1 3Rollo Chac' Lad; I Gtillaw Boy; . iot 2 Early NeW%, Monta u Chocolate; 6 OlIn; 7 Ral Speed; Alocate, S Win HaM 'EAt [3TA'I-AS5Oi,I4T(, I'' ti it .. Od3ndoWjnter Pork 322-2611 X,n, I Gabby I Montague Queen; S. ases; 6. Km Kavett . Speedo' SECOND - IL 0. 1. Couraueovs B * 7 5eb6 e ionic Ruth Karen; 7. Shpren Shnai; 3. Mincla L. IHTH- 3.1 C 1 Percolalor Bonnie. 1. Ahlo Esse: 5 Silent I' i Lake Barge I C. 7. w fldy0Cn Bc); 6 K's TriQQCr; 7 Ted Red; I. pati' 6 Summer Sue e Bare a.• 7 jim Hoer '5 Tell Doll THIRD- 3-16,0: 1 Friday ;7 man 67 Virginsa St 93. lilu't'rld 9). '.'sl,%,3,JIrtS 115, (hc,,Qo 1). 38-Wanted to Rent - inna 104. Virginia 10) Ker ucky 116. San Antonio 11?. UT Western Coni.renr '-.----,•.---.., 18-Help Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole as et Qil ; 'v',I: - •-, Monday, Feb. 73, 1976 IIi1;1 :i[iJJ ;IIIJ P ro .-p': -. • -- Pressure Cleaning '7' - -_-___ I P . '- F'k - - - ,', ,, ,,, Well Drilling __________________________ WELLS DRILL ED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYTE,YS All types and sites We repair an Servicv STIflE MACHiNE & SUPPLY CO k\..Lvi )k7'' '- j,r'.#F ' �oil- '10 0—EvenlnQ Herald, Sanford, Fl. fl r,-, LI $ &.$ -,------.-, s.. • __________ - S.. Monday, Feb. 23, 11116 - UMIL.0 Mod Walker NOT .4INe) • Tt4E Sea ioz 9 1. ] t1 tLtttt_18t h $ LEEAStVE - & - I AWUN :n.1 TO J ' OT TOO 4EA s THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom I ACROSS 46Most adroit I Reef.buiidng 48 Poetic Qflt4! A NUN ______ g%flthOiin 50 Mcadw LIJ -- U 6 Sea menace 51 Equal (comtj 11 Aida or form) A Toca 54 Se. cow I? Montana 37 Ancient s AIN P capital . Greek II Sea doctor phenomena 59 Go back t C L 15 Speechifying 60 Draw out 17 Body of salt at MOrOCCO 13 Wid oi of 40 Natu5en water &eaport Celebes 9'II 18 Auricle 62 Stops 16 Jovial 41 Sault -20,Greek portico wO1kl 19 East Indies Marie (ab I ?I Flow slanC group 43 Precious stone 25 Utter 22 E*ceialv. 44 Three-banded 26 Witticisms rate armadillo DOWN 2d Employers of interest 45 Ocean ship 30 Alaskan native I Stmple beds 23 Recent 47 Anxious 32 Deprived Of 2 English painter 74 Yw or fir 49 Down (Comb milk 3 Edited 26 Cartograph form) 36 Army 4 Have existence 2? Palm lost (ya,) 52 Religious chaplains 5 Contracted 29 Beaches group (Coll) beam of light 31 Numerical 53 Individuals 19 Related on 6 Seascape 55 fluckellhe mother s side features 33 Sea mollusk vessel 9 Ii'5f f)oet 7 Pronoun 34 Catchall 513 Hiilci,ic,l 12 Lcdc: I) 8 Winglike part abbreviation p.rio1 43 Liquid 9 Dries flax 35 English river 58 Refreshing measure lab ) 10 Interlaces yarn 37 Thus (Scot) drink 4 5 6 17 11 8 j9 IO[,, 14 17 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS TT4JE5 BOX YOU PUT IN THE C4FTERIA.., 21 WHATS TWE IiIATTER ML1, ISN'T IT BEING USED 3 78t` 23 24 31 _______________________________ 133 [9- 35 35 - 31 ml — 39 43 144 145 I 40 41 46 49 L HE', -'\CAN'T c1 IN I'M BUSY. / T sir AT A .. DESK EN' TN' S4ME Th:N AFTER f LIKE TO cx' SOMETNINQ ELSE FOR 04.NGE. - /Q LcJ AFTER 'tXi FINISe-I SWEEPING THE FUX)g, GET STARTED ON Tl-4E 1—' . %V N00./ — LJ Lc ' . cr )\ de: Chic Young PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Verm..r .1 I'D LIKE 10 -4Op JET AND LEAVE IT / ALL BEHIND! > 3 -4 • ,g i tLc j ?Jfif) trJ' .A by 3ob Montana FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thovies f 42 47 __________________ 50 51 1 WIN AT BRIDGE JAMES 60 61 _______ 62 it OSWAIJ) and - 23 heart. South rutted, led another spade and discarded dummy's last heart East rutted and led a third heart South discarded a spade, ruffcd with dummy's ace of trumps, and led the six of diamonds to his king. Then tic cashed the queen of trumps and led spades to wind up making tour add. Oswald "Not much con. solation when he had a cinch spade slam." Jim: No, but the play was a winner. At the other table South used a complicated series of asking bids He found out that his partner held the ace of diamonds, but seven spades and went down one The diamond jack was a sure sortwinner for the defense•• 23 41(97532 w&si EAST A 9 84 3 VQ9763 A K 102 •s •J8743 .1864 4AQIO SOUTH (U) I Spark - . — •KQ1092 a— Both vulnerable Dr. DEAR DR. LAMB: My husband had a mild myocardial .. Infarction last summer. It took L anib him two months to recover physically, but more like three months mentally. He had never ___________________________ been ill, and this really hit him like a ton of bricks. All a heart patient can do is sit around and groupMany runs of in worry for fear he will drop dead the. Cavanaugh's Boston marathon. with the next breath, about his ability to do his job when he's these men da more physical allowed back to work, about activity than they were able to money if he can't and watching do before a heart attack. his neighbor mow his lawn. I do not advise starting an West 'North East South Pass I N T, Dbl Pass Pass Pass Opening lead —6 and wound up playing two but in the long run you w diamonds. lie rutted the heart gain more than you will lose lead and decided to play to make sure or nearly sure of (For a copy of JACOB V success at two diamonds. So MODERN, Send $1 to . 'Win he led the ace and king of at Bridge," do this spades, discarding one heart flows pa per, P. 0 80k 489, This can't apply to everybody he survived because about half as some people do have severe Of the victims of heart attacks limitations after immediate don't make it to the hospital in recovery because of the extent time for meaningful treatment, of heart damage, but all too often the person could be I was on a program recently trained to have a full and with Dr. Terrance Cavanaugh physically active life with the of the cardiac reliabilftatjnn right training and supervision. center in Toronto, Canada, He The best! can do is to say that commented on this problem, noting that about half of the the opportunity is there for men in the exercise program most people who really want to With thepeople doctor's per. did have a depression after a mission such should heart attack. Each man pretended that everything was start a regular walking Program while eliminating any great because he who thought was the only one washe excess fat they might have, Then, if their condition permits having any worries. as shown by evaluation by the That is typical of human doctor, many of these people beings. We tend to keep our can progress to slow, steady mouths shut and suffer in logging or trotting and other silence because we think we are activities that will build up their unique, when in fact most other heart and lung capacity to people have similar difficulties aUrPnslng levels. and also think they are unique. For more information on A lot can be done to dispell what to do after a heart attack this feeling after a heart attack send 50 cents for The Health In many patients. It helps to get Letter, Number 2-12, Aftei the people back to normal living as Heart Attack. Send a long, soen as their condition permits, stamped, self-addressed en. That means rchat)ftiffi1, In VPI(,fl, f.-r ,,.sitI.... £ I£ 2• An Idaho redder A nts to Oswald: "We get lots of know if we recommend an letters about freak hands, opening bid of one club in Maybe we should discuss fourth seat with some of them." a K a a V K 11 , 11 a A Q a a Jim: "Here's a dilly. It OC The answer is a strung curred in a friendly team affirmative You will not match. At table one South show a profit every time you decided to be really brilliant open with this sort of hand, exercise program on your own Tranquilizers are not the after a heart attack. We need a answer. I guess Iamprnt,,g lot more public fadllltie bough you with a problem for which where people can be trained to there is no answer, exercise. We need people to train post heart attack patients DEAR READER: You are to the level that they feel good touching on an area that is all and realize that they are just as too often ignored. You're right capable or more so that they about what happens to person were before an attack, when a heart attack occurs. Of course one can be thankful that JA(OHY M)RTII A V J 8 54 A6 Heart Attacks By Lawrence l' For Tuesdiy, February 24, 1976 53 57 58 59 1 Iy Stoffe( & Heimdohl - 38 55 56 _- 25j 29 281 30 - 1. 26 27 BUGS BUNNY j _________ 20 i - By BERNICE HEDE 0501. ARIES (March 21-April 19) endeavor today are in the You're very resourceful today Imaginative or creative realiju. and should succeed in getting Put your bright ideas to work. what you go after, though you SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. may not enjoy full cooperation. 211 You should be able to TAURUS (April 20-May )) manage business situations You may have to alter an quite competently today, but arrangement today and you you're likely to be careless In could rind it hard to please all other ways. concerned. You'll be able to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. work things out. 19) Try not to associate with GEMINI May 21-June )) persons today whose actions Something unusual, but could reflect piorly on your beneficial carecrwise, may Image. Keep to friends whose unexpectedly develop for you standards are comparable to today. yours. CANCER June 214uly 22) If AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19Th you have any Important You could experience a decision to make today, make beneficial happening today that the while you're still bright may be of material value. and fresh Welcome favors greatlufly, LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Don't PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) be afraid to try new methods or In dealing with friends today. techniques today. Save yourself keep everything purely social. time and steps by being Don't let them get involved in imaginative, your finndal affairs or Vi(c VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If versa. you're restless to.'', alter your usual routine. Do something YOUR BIRT1II)AY impromptu that's fun. 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TT- - - I - S - 5. - . 5. 5, -5 - I • - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 23, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 23, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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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, February 22, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 22, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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