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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 48-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 23, 1977; <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/f4a71d355c56091970f83d0c4cfcf5f2.pdf 6da676d1c054f87ea4d736d7329fe172 PDF Text Text I £ U öth Year, No, 301—Monday, August 8, 191/ ,—r-,---!;;. ..- -.•:- •:'. •'• , Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents • . - - -.-. .. - -- ., --.j•r -- --- ,_,... .—. - ----- - - • 'Kimbrough's Wit, Style Enlivened County Meetings By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer (Last of Two Parts) involved In politics previously were in the south end and and cracked his shoulder. another wall is a sign which says he has developed a couple rural and slowly developing and had not rim for public office secondarily those precincts He was in and out of doctor says, "Lord give me patience, county. All of a sudden we got ulcers and some gray hair. before. The district represented where "although registered offices for the next two months but I want It right now." There Through the years, Kim- tr em endous growth and many by Alexander stretch ed from Democrats were in the and left the county a few days Is r 1-amed award certificate brough still considers Thor thought the government was The year that John Kim. Sanford, in the county's ex- majority they generally voted before the election to have z- rr' his the YMCA citing Lofgren of Casselberry, who not up to it. The population brough threw his hat Into the treme north end, to Longwood Republican." rays and treatment by a a crvice to the youth football " • gned for him in 1970 as doubled in a short period. campai politica1 arena in Sem inole in the south end. A Republican "There was only one precinct program and on another wall is the "sharpest person in People in the Longwood area ounty was 1970. John had been elect ed to the corn- in the north end that fit the specialist in Atlanta. lie was unable to campaign. a large map with the voting thought they were not having a Seminole County. Alexander, who had served on mission two years prior to the latter description," he said. Watergate was the big news precincts marked. always tell me the voice in what was going on," he • "lie could •the county commission for eight Kimbrough contest, but that Secondly, he chose Alexander that brought with It disaster to ' Soon after his first election, pulse of the people and has said. years had decided not to run for Republican's district was ex- as his opponent and admittedly many Republicans around the Kimbrough's colorful cxAmong the changes he tremendous ability, to analyze re-election. Garnett White, a elusively a south Seminole one, "threw a lot of prongs at nation, but, Kimbrough won pressions, "When the rubber what is going on, what the pushed was to hold public good friend of Alexander's at In considering how to run his Alexander." Four years later anyway. hits the road, . Let's roll, Mr. hearings on zoning changes public is thinking." the time, was running and it campaign, Kimbrough arid he as he sought his second term in Kimbrough has a corner Chairman. . . Whatever turns closest friend in politics during the night-time hours His was generally believed that rz?ched voting trends in the 1974, he was riding a motor- office at the courthouse you . . Bite the bullet. . . and JOHN I(IMEROUGH was the late Tom Gibbs, who wh.ii it wa COnVia.ei '*w White would easily take th "ity, deciding to concentrate cycle after having signed the ovcroking Lake Monroo. A • Tht doesn't mean anything to died in a hunting accident woriung people to attend. It seat, courthouse politicians his efforts on those precincts certification on of the primary stuffed large mouthed bass me. I don't know what you are roll.' soon became obvious to him, he " several years ago. say where members of the GOP election, had an accident, broke occupies a place of importance talking about" were expected to county commission meetings. When he tird ran for office, Kimbrough had not been predominated, all of which his collar bone and three ribs on the wall behind his desk. On be heard with frequency at After nearly seven years, he "Seminole County was a very See KIMBROUGIL, Page 3-A • • ' ,• ,. • I , C Coun Hit WthSuit 'e 0 Er 5 W Cr Lr rA ; & øJjj o. Z• ujh OQ Q5 _ .. 2. 91 cr n (D ( 81 a5 2. '0 a Jig 0 95 9 g 42, g, q :L r Er 23 W M — Q. M Er 0 Er - • • 8 3L 0 J rr 19 ..•• -M4 a Er - E-r 4 ' ' . 1 a. . • x ' THE OLD I ME NEW I ., " ' • - 'I Corner of new city hall under construction in Sanford provides marked contrast to old structure in background. Prices of buildings also are quite different: old city hail, completed in 1926, cost $25,000,whlle modern new Ja.cIlIt.ywIll oij 11 41111111112n. " E. n1: 0 f9ft.P a • Big Iigfl Question: (IQQ M 0. I D3 Herald Staff Writer ' S 5• —•o _n UrV •• (D '' .hh 2, CS i! 0 Tr • M CL r Z i (DU i na' : 0 0 CO 3 5• f13(I 5• a EP i; ;q.• CA , 9. m. I 0 I tv increase to police, said today personnel. missioners, stated that PBA that he'll bring up the question f,s,.,.•., ',..IIUIi aDish,.,, U,1. ,.,his aviv, a I,,, VIii5 )n.I 4U ,.,,,fr ,rn VTI5 141V aI._ _.., IHV hIflhI5$ UIIU .a iwu on uiu ...,_ employe was working on his equipment." Moore said the mayor's home. The police unionization ef- own time all(] that Knowles has saine city employe also does forts could drag out for up to authorization 'to loan city two years. Moore has told policemen that "it will be done right" and that officers "are going to have their rights and the city will have its." Meanwhile, both sides have filed charges of unfair labor practices. The IBA charges that the city has been 'Interfering with, intimidating, coercing" police in their organizing activities. The city filed an unfair labor practice claim against patrolmen Larry Monti and Jack Fulenwider Jr. after an incident in which the officers stopped and questioned a city parks department employe seen mowing City Manager Wnrrisii •'-' .— Vnnwh.s •.n".a Allmrwkwfeilil 1 'Cl' (Communication Workers of before the threatened nation- consumers, but he insisted the America) local I'm sure nobody wide walkout. Communications company would also have to wanted an interruption of Workers President Glenn Watts seek rate increases for other Torn Hunt, manager of service, and I'm glad to have announced the settlement will reasons. President Carter monitored Southern Bell Telephone Co.'s my employes here at work provide increased wages and benefits of about 31 per cent in the negotiations, and a federal Sanford office expressed today," Hunt said. mediator helped to bring the The Bell System and the the next three years. delight today that the company Workers The agreement, still subject two sides together. Although negotiators Communications and bargaining unit were able to reach a contract reached a tentative agreement to a nationwide ratification the administration insisted it agreement before the Saturday In Washington, D.C., Saturday vote, provides for Improved job intended no role in labor talks midnight deadline to avert a night on a three-year contract security against layoffs, fatter this year, Watts said Labor which will cost the company an peiwons, five extra days off, Secretary Ray Marshall had strike. the CWA estimated $3.3 billion lust hours voluntary overtime and the been involved. end and "From my The agreement was expected determination that pregnancy will be treated as any other to be submitted to members by illness under the health plan. mail ballot beginning In a week, The union bargaining unit after local Issues have been and Southern Bell bargaining in cleaned up. The nation's computerized •...4-B Atlanta have until Aug. 13, to Around The Clock .........4-A Horoscope -.4.11 Hospital •.. •... .........3-A reach an agreement over local telephone system was never Bridge issues on the company level, really endangered by the ..... 4-B Obituaries .................. 2.A Comics according to a spokesman or threatened strike, company ('B OURSELVES .............1.8 the CWA local, +B Crossword ........... officials said. but customers Editorial •............4-A Sports ...................54A Watts acknowledged the pact would have experienced some Television ........... would contribute to bigger delays in installations and •..:..1.11 Dear Abby r I IA telephone cost-s for American operator assisted calls. 4.11 Weather Dr. Lamb '1 •4•: a • , —. •i t I • ' ' I.. •A . .. -, . 428 'L[ WNTRIAPTA" OR{ROF T1' ftr ;101D LE I-If4RT FI(U!ThA. Today •.... £ •' " By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer pp—. 1 ;'~-~"' 1~ Mt... I) J!: I : Telephone Strike Averted, Workers On Job As Usual — yard work on his off time at the against the policemen on the Moore said it* uiifair labor advice of Kornreich, the city's practice charge was filed labor attorney . I,.u,n with .,.,... ,..,.. Benevolent Association Inc. successfully tried to get fellow makeup of the composition of city-owned equipment. Mayor Moore said today that president Stephen A. Micciche, commissioners to reconsider the bargaining unit that PRA In a weekend letter to Mayor the refusal of the cost-of-living will represent among police the veteran parks department - _i Should Sanford Police Get Pay Raises? "demands that any such again at tonight's city cornThe unrecognized bargaining across-the-board Increase be mission meeting. agent for Sanford policemen granted to the police depart"I don't think this is right," has demanded that city corn- ment as well as to all other Morris said. "Playing games missioners give officers the 6.4 employes. It is the withholding with money. Differences percent across-the-board cost of this benefit to police shoul(bn't be worked out by of living wage increase being department employes that taking bread out of their given other city employes would constitute an unfair labor mouths." for the budget year starting practice." City Commissioners have Moore said earlier that the declined to recognize a Oct. 1. City labor attorney David necessary stance now appears policeman's petition for Kornreich has warned corn- to put the city In the position of recognition of the PHA as their missioners that granting the "denying police what we are bargaining agent. Increases to police could put the giving to other employes." Investigators from the state Today Moore termed Mic' Public Employes Relation city in a position of being charged "with unfair labor ciche's letter "an empty letter" Commission (PERC) are and said, 9 can't accepl. what scheduled to hold hearings in practices." City commissioners have this man Is saying as factual." Sanford Sept. 7 and 6 on the refused to grant policemen the Moore said the letter doesn't PRA's election petition, accost-of-living raise that other alter his position on the Issue. cording to Micciche. However, commissioner John city employes will get. PERC will receive findings of UIIiII5V — Lee Moore and city corn- By BOB LLOYD . .r. CL : a' qJ 'I H )r : 0 Err 9 qs a to a 0 ~- NI j W C W :Q k 1. d r act lawl • P W goes ° "a CL -I — JECI rA Er CL IV f' — 0 ( CL CL ;r-J. review process" and pointed out revenue tibeaudlere claims he was rejected for the sharing civil rights investigators have job because he Is black and noted the been in Florida since the beginning of the county has hired four building inspectors Sanfordite Alfred DeLattibeaudiere, year taking their first look at equal em- since he applied for the position. In May of 1973 DeLattibeaudiere filed a who was turned down for a job In 1972 as a ployment data of the state's cities and Seminole County building inspector, has counties. The officials are in Volusla complaint with the federal Equal filed a lawsuit In federal district court In County today to examine that county's Employment Opportunity Commission employment alleging (EEOC) Orlando charging the county government equal employment program. Thames said the DeLattibeaudiere case discrimination by the county. In February with racial discrimination in denying him the job and asking for back pay from May "may be related" to the revenue sharing EEOC informed county officials they had civil rights investigator's Tuesday discriminated in denying Delatof 1973. The court action comes as federal meeting, but "my understanding is they tibeaudiere the job, in EEOC's opinion. revenue sharing civil rights investigator would have been here anyway" "men there was a co nciliation period DeLattibeaudiere, who has run Jr. plans to meet JohnW. which was supposed to give us time to Tuesday with county officials to examine successfully several times for the Sanford work out a settlement with Mr. DeLatthe county's equal employment per- City Commission, said he applied for a tibeaudiere before EEOC would issue. an formance In the hiring of employes. building inspector position in December of order In the case," Thames said. hianberry will meet Wednesday with 1972 County personnel officials said he The conciliation period had no EEOC County Sheriff John Polk to discuss the was not qualified for the job, but "I know I Imposed deadline. "It could contiuue as was," DeLattibeaudiere insisted this long as both parties were talking," said sheriff's equal employment program. County Personnel Director Ron Thames morning. tie said he is registered contractor and this morning termed the revenue sharing Ste CO1N? Page 2A review "part of their regular periodic has been a builder since 135. Del.atBy MARK WEINBERG herald Staff Writer I !1 18 :~tA W 3_3J CL !u i .—.. I 2 Chargin g Racial Bias 0 CA 03 CPS t _ 14 NEW ORDER III "halo Iv, rum Vincent) ('hurler officers were elected and installed SUmIU l, the ni' lv formed Seminole County Chapter $28 of the Military Order of the Purple Heart. From tell, Ma Rivera, adjutant: Stanley i. Azevedi). Department of Florida tornmantler: Chapter Commander William H. Bland and Don Arthur, Region I commander. Other officers include Anderson Goodw in Jr.. senior vice corn inaniter: Jerry Ito urer, junior vice commander: .1 ulian %high a in. fina nce of- Fleer: James Heard, serge a nt-at-arnis, and 11111 Hiii'ns, judge advocate. �---MesMy, Aqwst$ if? 7.A-Sv.sin NsraW. Iaar, PL I NATION Evening H.rakl 49inford. Fl. Another Judge PonderingNew Fines Law, FLORIDA By DONNA ES it fl staff Wite BRIEF and not the county cowls the mandated teas to (that Dickey is to acquire from some of the otier judges In comutitidional, have refused to vvvt q C.niy Jts Tallahassee is ss utile money the (Range Cousty judges) I ft l5d urder those ire. ullected firm Harold Johnson and Wallace doeaft got loot in the shuffle" can rule consistent with the mandated fees Ufl traffic law violators. Seminole County Judge Hall. In the state'. capital. Dickey's ruling." Harold Johnson expected lengebyatrafflclaw The Orange County judges . Ud by" (të1I the tun& whether to join with Coy acquire by early this week1 mat the mandatory fees locally, the money could Judge Alan Dickey In declaring copies of us judgments represented an Uhea1 tax." easily be returned to the unconstitutional the recent by two Orange County violators in the event the Dickey agreed that the state law mandating fee. of earlier last week not only Suireme court uptois Legislature has no authority $.75 be levied In addition to declaring the law Un. to use the judicial system ax a flIllfl by traffic fines against traffic taxing entity." offender., The Civil Service Board that the few dill be levied but manycount)' Judges around the The mandatory fees, ac. Sanford police addate. had asked Knowles to retaired locally In a ministrative aide Richard cording tothe law, are togointo preliminarily screen apThursday night, after a fund. Quigley today became City not had a state "good drivers' fund" Johnson said he has defhM In Dickeys court plicants for the jobs of Manager Warren E. "a proper constitutional and a "Crime victims cointo assistant to the city challenged Knowles' assistant city law Seminole became in effect wdIl after the Florida challenga of the law locally. pensathm fund." manager, city Equal Those persona charged with hail. Supreme Court rules on the A Judge cannot decide out of a the sixthcomnty Empkym.'nt Opportunity t i Police Chief Ben Butler moving violations" such as state to declare that the constItutionality of the law clear bluesky that a law is officer, and police thief. said he doesn't know yet If mandated fees violated following oral arguments Sept. unconstitutional or we would running a stop sign could forthe $13,000 a year pod have legislation by judicial IDIly pay tirough a violations Among Other duties that 8. Florida's 196$ constitution. Quigley vacated will be bureau In this clerk of the circuit have been handled by the Johnson said the reason for flat," Judge Johnson said. court's 'office a fine of $. With filled. He said Quigley's assistant to the city But, Dickey said that his sdtlng up the Special fmuid "But," he added, "hopefully the new mandated fees the fine new Job pays about $900 a '•" affected only his court locally maw thantransmitting manager are those of city after a review of the documents has risen to $57.75. Yew more. personnel director. The The city civil service pod became vacant with board authorized Knowles the resignation of Allan provisional appointment of Bush recently to become Quigley pending their finance director for a north review certification, acFlorida city. cording to a memo R.port Says $1.5 Billion IN BRIEF inr''. Wasted On Alaska Pipeline WASHINGTON (AP) - Trans•Alaska pipeline builders wasted $1.5 billion as workers sunbathed on the Job, equipment that was stored outside ruined and contractors ordered parts already In their own warehouses, a new report says. The report on the $8 billion pipeline was prepared for the Alaska Pipeline Commission by Washington attorney Terry F. Lenzner, a former Watergate prosecutor. "One of the most serious ... of Alyeska's labor problems was that of workers frequently Idle at the Job site (Including sleeping on buses and sunbathing along the right-of-way)," the report said. "Myeska's own documents show that the Principal responsibility for Idleness rested vilth management's poor supervision and utilization of the work force." .0. Johnson May Rule It Unconstitutional SC FacIng DeMhe i I 46 I Assault Suspect RemAl i ested Anti-Nuclear Protests 'Balloon' By The Associated Press -----• After LakeMary Thousands of helium-filled balloons wafted across American skies, launched in dozens of weekend protests against nuclear power and meant to symbolize the possible reach of radioactivity. Demonstrations at nuclear power plants and proposed plant sites were held in at least 17 states to commemorate Saturday's 32nd anniversary of the atomic bomb attack on Hiroshima, Japan. "Fallout from a nuclear accident may travel this far. How far did your balloon travel?" read a card attached to a balloon released Saturday from Seabrook Harbor In New Hampshire. Knowles sent city commissioners. Breakin -BOB LLOYD - according to sheriff's In- south of Sanford, and made offAREA DEATHS vestigators. with five tires and wheels valued BURGLARY PROBED at $700. ASorrado man, free on bond BERNARD NELSON Lake Mary In 19. He was a Burglars made off with tools Sheriff's deputies today were on charges of burglary and retej truck driver and a investigating weekend burglary valued at $250 after breaking sexual buttery cia seven-yearBernard H. Nelson, 96, of 711 of the Courcis of member SR -419 of the mobile home off into a cemetery workshop. old Sanford area girl, has been E. FIrst St., died Sunday, Nativity, Lake Mary. north of Oviedo. William P. DeputIes said the tools, mly arrested by Lake Mary police In Peters told deputies a gallon wrenches and screwdrivers, Likeview Nursing Home. Born Survivors Include his wife, connection with a weekend bottle wIth 1400 In coin. and a P were ml&ina ---frnm Ihø .Iw.* u SantOrIt and was a retired 1,lz.. Louise Te.IO, of Lake ----------burglary In that city in which a as 3$ pistol, valued at $1,200 a Highland Memory Gardens, machiniA wuii the Seaboard May, three dauglders, Miss man fled a house after a is. Cold u Railroad. He was a Louise Teslo, 01 Gainesville, Frissell was held on $10,500 collectors item, were missing SR-0, Forest City. yon-old girl awoke screaming bond on burglary and sexual member of the First Miss Dorothy Teslo, Atlanta Sanford police are looking that a man was kneeling by her battery charges on Jul y 20 and from his residence. for Presbyterian Church. and Mrs. Patricia DiBartolo, Max CL Buffkin Sr., of 1017 a $800 saxophone reported Survivor. include his wife, Lake May; three ion., Andrew Dickey reduced the bond Princess Gate Blvd., south taken In a weekend burglary at Mrs. Ellene Nelson, Sanford; Tajo Jr., West Palm Beach and Walter Brian Friutlj, 20, to Judge $1,500. Seminole, reported a color the Paul Savall residence at 701 two nieces and two nephews. Bill and Fred Teslo, both of A was jailed in lieu of $10,000 FU posted bend and was television and stereo equipment W. Third St. bond after the Sunday morning rPJe.WJ from jail. GrawkowFuneralHomneisln Sanford; two Asters, Sister M. valued at 54 missing after a Lovey C. Powell, of Orlando, charge Incident but County Court Forest Fires Still Raging Asswnpta, Danville, Pa. and The burglary-sexual battery burglary at his residence, reported topo1ice that someone Judge Alan Dickey later d'.agu were made In con- deputies said today. Mrs. Theresa Slepchak, broke Into a storage shed at 600 HENRY HARRISON reduced the bond to $2,500, nedlon with a June 29 breakln Cleveland, Ohio; brother, By The Associated Press TIRES STOLEN Park Ave., Sanford, and made Michael Teslo, New York siid according to jail records. at a residence near Sanford In Deputies said thieves over the off with a lawn mower, tools, Cooler weather and rain helped firefighters Henry Harrison, 71, of 114 , gram1cIdren. Frizzell was still In Jail this which a seven-year-old girl was weekend jacked up three autos and four gallons of paint, total firlarwood Drive, Sanford, died working on 44 blazes across 1.5 million acres morning, sexually assaulted in her bed, at Bob Dance Dodge, U.S. 17-92 value $311. Brlsson Funeral Home Is in Saturday. Born In Geneva, he of range and tundra In Alaska. But in Western charge. moved to Sanford in 1976 and Northwestern states, crews were being Survivors include his wife, strained to their limits today in battling an Mrs. lAna F. Harrison, San. Funeral Notices estimated 300 square miles of timber and ford; sister., aa,. a B brush fires. WILSON. SIRNARD H.Orlando and Susan H. Torres, Fv,a WfvlC for efnard H. 7be74500 acre "Marble-South Cone" fire In Sanford; brother, Kenneth F., Nelson. $5, of 711 E. First St California's Us Padres National Forest near of Ormond Beach and several Sanford. *to dIed Sunday, will b held Tuesday at 10 am. nieces and nephews. Big Sur may double in size before it Is con. Home Chape' Brision Funeral Home Li in with Rev.Funeral 'tafted, said Joe Nadoiski of the federal InFor S Virgil Bryant Ot• FHP Trooper charge of arrangements. ficialing. Burial in litton. Ga., teragency Flre&Center at Boise, Idaho. with Rev. R A. Stevens of MRS. MARY MCLAUGHLIN ficiaf Gram in charge Funeral services for Florida Triplett, on whose department concerned about their safety, furnish the vests for troopers Mrs. Mary McLaughlin, 50, of Highway Patrolman Bradley Glascock has been a reserve began an effort to get citizens and been turned down three 180 P!gnecrest Dr., Sanford, died of Maitland • Steven Glascock of McLAUOHLIN, MRS. MARYtime prior to and businessmen together to times, said his goal is see the ficer for a his Funiqal mass for Mrs Mary were to be held at 2 p.m. today completing to Saturday. Born In Lowell, McLaughlin, 0. of 110 PinecresI law en- buy bullet proof vests for the citizens and businessmen in the chapel of Woodlawn of Mass. she come to Sanford In Drive. Sanford, who died f i7ns1t 0 training in g state officers. and Join Seminole County band together l2. Funeral Home with the will be celebraled be She was a mem r of All the Flo rida Highway Patrol, to provide 11 FHP of Wednesday t 9 a M. at All SoulS RichardNystrom,pa or of ficers Souls Catholic Church of Catholic Church Rosary wIll be Jim Maloy of 1913 Blossom serving this county with th University United Church, said his department will be e Sanford and the Women of the recited Tue;cSay at I pm repr t Only five criminal trial, are coin Ave., Sanford, Is accused at t esen ed he funeral by Lane, Fern Park, manager of vests. Officiating, w,Ih Rev William Ennis Of Moose of San1OII 1404. She is most of the officers. scheduled before Circuit Court of buttery upon a sheriff's Farm Bureau Insurance To ticiating. Burial in All Souls get the ball rolling, Maloy survived by her husband, Glascock, 24, was slain Judge Robert B. McGregor deputy. Glascock had also been a agency In Sanford, noting that said his agency has committed Cemetery brisson Funeral Thursday by a motorist at a Jamesi. Mc La ughlin, Sanford; horn, in charge during the next two weeks at Anthony Heft, 23, of Lake 10. Volunteer member of the Goldenrod the FHP has asked the state itself to buy the first one. Vests two daughters, Mrs. Donna cent toll booth onMiaml'seast. Sanford. Court observers say Monroe Terrace, Sanford, is Fire Department Legislature three times ,ad to c os 00 t about $1 each, he said. Rogers, of Sanford and Sgt. west expressway. His accused w On docket Is the lightest In accused cd two counts ol battery TESLO. ANDREW W. SR.as an In vest iga tor for Walt murderer, Felix R. Patricia McLaughlin, USMC Funiqal mass for Andrew W. Disney World. He was a 1971 recent mouths on felony casm and a charge of obstructing an 29, has not Teslo Sr.. fl, of Lake Mary. who stationed in Japan; two ions, officer as yet been apgraduate of Winter Park High with violence. Wilbur Lee Smith, pecheided. Mod Friday, will be celebrated Jane. Jr., 01 Sanford Tuesday at 10 am, Church of OrIdo, fam trial on burglary Jab Scott Jr., 26, of 41214 E. Int erment was to follow the Timothy, of Sanford; one u. Nativity. Rosary will be Mrs. Charles Glascock, of AM grand larceny charges in Seventh SL, Sanford, Isaccused funeral services at Woodlawn recit ed Monday at 7 p.m. at . brot her, John Morris, Lowell Ca lbe r the slain trocper's connection with a lreakln at a of aggravated assault. Memorial Park In Orange Britson Funeral Home with Fl Mu..; one si st er, Mrs. aunt said today that the high. William G. Neidert olticiating. auaiuota area residence and Kit Sterling Jotm.on, 19, of County, Honor suard Margaret haemen, Lowell, 2683 S. Myrtle Ave, Sanford, Burial in All Souls Cemetery. and way patrol has been very the theit of pa ll bearers were to be BriI%n in charge. Mass. and one grandson. helpful to the Glascock family faces trial on charges of rifle, tools bed sad members of the Fl Brisaon Funeral Hone is In orida H15h. since her nephew was killed. burglary of a structure and way Patrol, who were personal charge of arrangements. She ai th s d a. ey sent a floral larceny of money. •,_ ,ones, -. ._ -. friends and associates. un. BOBLLOYD a. W tribute In the form of the State ANDREW TESLO $ OvIedOPOUCeChjefKenneth ofFlorldatothefuneraihome. _______ Officials of the Zak Cot- Kirkland hi a July13 court Glascock is s viv by his ption AndrewW,Tes1oSr.,,ot____ ____ and subsidiaries have hearing parents, Mr. and ur Mrs. ed said tie stabbing was Lake May died Friday. Born in W. filed suit in circuit court -at accidental and his cUed in Donald Glascock, a County Target Barneo, Pa., he ult to sister, Sanford seeking a deter* totally _______ innocent woman who Robin Lynn, and brdii,r. Brett mmaitun or gets Z,600 In ph'iwleij no cont est to keep her (Cwd Pr.in Page 1-A) Allan (ilsecock, all of Maftiand; life su n who In ra ce benefits, profit- 12-year-old son, maternal grandmother, Mrs. Breant Interests and pay of an Thomas, "from t he 'mames. Era Brooks, Orlando and money, periodic audits at the discretion ordeal of Altam onte Springs man who s,g nIere withdrew EEOC another trial and testimony that paternal grandmother, Mrs. revenue sharing officials are permitted, died after. stabbing Incident at from representing him because, he says, Dixie Glaicock of Hannibal, has already partially destroyed They want to evaluate our employment his home Feb. 13. the comdywoultbi'tsdtleon the issue, "so Mo. In addition to his uncle, practices to see If we're Purvis Thomas Jr., a jewelry ol nOW ti In Cotilt." former Cuselberry Council wider our guidelines." In the civil action, tiled last store manager, was gabbed In D41lheadiere than had 96 days In Chairman Charles Glascock, The county has had an affirmative acthe heart during a draggle In a week and assigned to Circuit which to 10e an antkVacrlmhtatlon action numerous awdi, uncle. tion plan since February of 1976. Co urt J udge Dominick SaUl, domestic incident. His wife, it in fediiraj district cowt He had almod cousin,. cinInIuloners have tentatively agreed Madge Dianne Thomas, attorneys for Zale Life ,e.ciied the deadline when he filed the Meanwhile, Miami police ater no co lure an equal emnplo)lne*g l pleaded Insurance Co., states that Mrs. ntest to a lawsuit late lad week. mobilized a 40-man task force manslaughter charge and was Thomas had demanded the pi.ii dy Qialnnaji Dick to track Ca rdenas, seanhing October, but a final decision w. mpany pay her $16,000 as 15-years co Placed on pr ba o tion, Williams this mo rn ing sa id revenue the waterways and haunt. until Sept. V when comnmiaIoner. plan Defense beneficiary of her husband's lawyer Edward sharing civil rigtda Investigators "Ire along the Miami River fir a 2$. approve the budget. gro up policy. life Insurance coming In to audit our record., which foot power boat where they • nern.i m. ue they've never don. before. before. To the bed of thought Cardenas, a cons. as affirmative action officer. ow ft is r4thins that baaTwel ve per Lwnhlgflendd merciaL fisherman may have of UW IX empioyes of ftJ any kind 01 difidencie. in Our to been hiding. Fishermen the county 'n.,ion,rs, appraiuer It proçems. They're taking lock at all of supwviw of aliadjons, tas coliscior and acquainted with Cardenas told Monday, August e, 1977-Vol. 69, No. .101 (sdra1 Florida." dt1sclivu he often slept on his county clerk are members of racial 9 . PvsI4 1 Themes said the county has been Dally and Svøday, 61110111111 Saturday and Chrltmas n 00w bOat. aj Inea said. Day b The Sadyd4erad, Inc., ise N. Prenct Ave., $aSferd, receiving fedeuil revenue sharing funds A Sanford businessman, Fla. 31 A spokesman for Sheriff Pout said I per ,14 - mce the program began In 1173 and that Friday who Socead Class P.stae Paid at $anf.,d, Plirtda 37171. said he has several cod of the sheriff's 1$ empioyes are I : "asder an aCeemflod we signed to got the friends In the FHP and is Norna Delivery, 5$ cents; Month, members of minorities. $7.40; S Mont, $1430; Year, $8.40. BY Mall: month, $3.70; e Months, $15.30; II Months, $3290, Funeral Services Today 1, U Five Face Trials In Circuit Court . Who's Entitled To Slain A S insurance - ___ Laws Of TALLAhASSEE (AP) The Public Service Commission faced a deadline today for entering a final order in the $l33.6-milllon rate increase granted the Southern Bell Telephone Co. If signed as expected, the order means that all Floridians will start paying 18 per cent more on intrastate long distance telephone calls beginning this Saturday and Southern Bell's 2.2 million customers will start paying 6 per cent more on monthly phone bills. But PSC officials had predicted the order would be entered a week ago, so they may miss the deadline. Woman Enters FHP Academy - By BOB LOYD Herald Staff Writer On Bell Rate Increase TALLAHASSEE (A?) - The first woman will Join a class of cadets today at the Florida Highway Patrol's training academy. Lurene Lewis, 28, hopes to become the state's first female highway patrol trooper by *rnlnlnti -bi b41I115 session along with her 56 male classmates. She says her appointment out of 1,000 apphicants is "no big thing." Col. Elrldge Beach, director of the patrol, said she'll be treated like the other students. "The only different treatment she'll get is that --------- - -quarters ---we have -a-visitor's at the other end of the barracks that has a nrivnla private rnnm room njihn'Il get that and the private bath and that's it." Kimbrough Leaving Mark On Seminole (Continued From Page lA) said, that a comprehensive land one of his favorite projects use plan was necessary to the construction of the was Protect the homes of families hl eaacy th filit lt/J residential areas andij top commercialism from creeping next to Florida Hospital North Into the midst of residential In Altamonte Springs, He said areas. Reorganization of the county governiient was another of the By MARYLIN SHEDDAN Herald Writer $ SR. ruiags: te. o, , 67; söy" .sss,,, -WlI; _ __ Aft - Air Force recruiting is to U NWL It sonuigigin IV)AY'$TIDE$ Psyiss Inch: b 4:11 .a,4u4$p .a.,le,W17s.a, oirir relative ,, -• 4su au$ aj, raniy . w lundey via eenueew neely IiøII4 end T1" . wink a,g aaiy in . .- - tolf .e.*$y . - 3:45 msu 4*4* pa,, Is, 163$ a.a., ., au a- . $.yset ho 9:35 s.a,, ii, u sa, iii a . Air Force Recruiter Visits . . efforts have arrived In Sanfort 80. amen Fo Force rwr*w for Wed and North nor includes a tr every We,.isy to today he ajjor aed iota op . . t am. at the Greater San. ford Chamber of Corn. mores, office on First SWeet. "But, if anyone is In. tereded n our service, they fly fl fl• an Iimie dUlfljths week at ourDel officelcolloct it necessary of cowsi. at. 736.1678, Sgt. John,on 130 WEST /MENCYINC. Where Qua litySeIIs& Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 FUNERAL HOME BOULEVARD SANFORD, FLORIDA TELEPHONE 322.3213 WILLIAM L.ORAMKOW AIRPORT I I I be someone who has knowledge of county government. "It will take that person six to eight months to know what's going he said. that ovcnunent 9"drotéi' admits that he Kimbrough citizens from what they cannot had been considering higher protect themselves, elective office. "A bt of people His successor's appointment had asked me to run for the will be an extremely Important legislature If (State Rep. Vince) one, he said, noting that It has to Fechtel had decided not to run," he said. Of his resignation, Kim5 isough said, "It is like being In ll ion the middle of a tight football and getting an injury." Capital Projects Fund, game i7,16,063.75, an Increase of $2,506,935.70 over the current " Mio from property taxes, the rest will fr,wri ,.J,r.ea i,1,. s r primarily state funding. Here's a breakdown of the year. proposed budget: Transfer from general fund: General fund, $44,683,501.45, $249,440, an Increase of an increase of $4,543,612.37 over $16,688.31 over the current year. the current year's general fund Harris explained that expenditures. Special revenue funds, property tax revenues go to $4,416,707.31, an Increase of support the general fund por$431,407.16 over the current tion of the budget coupled with fl.. ..0 IVJ ISbfl,, ou He'll dill be with the cornmission to see a few more things accomplished, he said. The fiscal year will be over 't'e Piieri'dgnition becprnrl effective which means he will be here to vote on the 197$ budget, adoption of the corn. prehensive land use plan and "maybe even re-districting the county." "Looking back, It Is probably not the things we do that we remember, but rather how we went about them," Kimbrough said. state funds. The remainder Is supported with various revenue sources other than rwnni'rtv tilT,'. 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Debt Service fund, Of the $596 million proposed $3,216,506.56, an Increase of budget, $12,780,799 will come $7,973.09. the However, despite the Increase, the property tax rate will remain about the same: $8.05 per $1,000 assessed valuation, according to Roger COMPLETE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED GRAMKOW finance. Harris explained that while a proposed school budget for the 1977-1978 f iscal year of $59,840,311.99, an Increase of $7,588,363.87 over the current school budget. Corbett Brown AUGUSTS Barbara A. Carlton ADMISSIONS Sanford: Charles B. Cole Dortha S. Dykema Patsy Bonner Edvena E. Fielder Early Bradford Daphne W. Connelly Kim Getman Beulah Knight William W. Culp Frances E. Major Howard R. Judkins Joseph McKelvey Dorothy Polk Wanda L. Turner Theodore H e u r I g, harry D. Whitten Altamonte Springs Albert G. Harney, DeBary Gene C. Mullen, DeBary Howard Rice DeBary Robert Thomas, Deltona Lester Carroll, Lake Helen Joanne Anderson, Lake Margaret R. Mello, Lake Monroe Lindley K. Douthftt"Otlando Mary Kathryn Hoover, Longwood DISCHARGES Ralph F. King, Orlando Sanford: Anthony Bernard floykins BRITHS Craig E. Cooper ford Albert Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Isreal Pearlie Fair or Mobile IKAM* Harris, assistant superintendent for business and The Seminole County School Board Wednesday will rcceive - - that Florida Hospital deserves a great deal of credit for Its cooperation in selling the Kimbrough sees the greatest Proposed School Budget Up $7.5 WlU4 WEATHER county the parcel of land and the education of those needed for the facility and for managers in management taking over its running and principles, operation as a service to the His political philosophy Is pc. ubli changes he supported. HOSPITAL NOTES Edvena Edna Fielder Mildred V. Mickens Anthony Washington Monday, AIOtfSt$, irn-:*: 555 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322-2121 �. 1 I lil: 0 EvmJ1ngiletuid ; 1 State Tourney Opener * N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 3277! AresCode306.322-Z1lor83l.9993 :'J 11 ,I - Around WAYNED.DOYLE,Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 j, 4oma Delive:Week, ont $140; 4 Year, $28.40. By Mall: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Mon. ____ : ~ ,J _____ 1. compromising I I ? ijI " The The Clock First Amendment By MARYUN SHEDDAN Among other Intriguing publications put out by the Semlnote County educational system are a series of thick books entitled "Educational Specifications", There are four volumes of educational specifications. There is one for elementary level, one formiddleichoola andone for high school, with t1U including only high school vocational courses Philosophy and objectives of every course the Seminole County school system is clearly dated in these four publications ... some of it In obscure "education-ese", but some of it so clearly put that it would make fine guidleline in areas of fife outside the classroom. One of the most clearly stated philosophies is that affecting intermediate level elementary students. assume the responsibilities of citizenship. ,,Provide an opportunity for the child to develop an understanding of, and respect for people of other d t!5. r.atInr.afitl, "Promote the worth and dignity of each in. dividual, thereby making each child feel worthy of Objectives stated In this same section include: the respect and friendship of others. "Provide an environment In which each child Is ,, Provide activities in which the child can de velop encourages to explore, manipulate various es of self-direction by taking Initiative, practicing in. materials, and do Independent research to satisfy dependence, and accepting responsibility. his natural desire to learn. ,,Provide Instruction In the basic facts and skills "Provide opportunity for the child to develop the at rate and level of each Individual. desire and ability to be creative and successful, thus 'promote an environment conducive to good fostering a feeling of self-confidence and self- mental, physical, emotional, aesthetic and spiritual respect. growth. "Inspire each child to learn of his spiritual and "Provide innovative Instructional techiniques cultural heritage, to adopt democratic Ideas, and to and materials." "Each child Is an Individual with special need' Interests, and abilities. He shall be encouraged to develop to his fulled potential through acquiring a feeling of I'4'tsrity, A bw, .f leernlng, end a d!re to become self.dlreded," It reads. i 1, ,71 1. --,. - ..". , _.., -.1 : ;..;.... 1.1_ I _* - r __;,ili , F. - . . I .. / KEY WE Saxdord's As a team, only 14 hits were ong the Matters who will Williams In right. representative Ia the Florida allowed in three games. Five take the field are Billy Co.. In addition to the fine pitching L) ' Junior League all-Mar tatejedrywere scdfyl.. ..jr.. catcher, Rick T;rd1eyct and i'iJq,orrI.po stole 4 I lournament met West 1aim the team HA came to an first, Chip Saunders at second, 18 bases In We tournament, al A11 510S i t . Beach In the opening round of impressive 1.(7. Freddie Howard at short and a game. the double-elimination tourOn the offensive side, the Durrel Smith at third. DI f,(.,.. Nine of the 15 players on th nament In Key Wed this af- tea m recorded an average of The out field will consist of )i district. i'b . ternoon. .291 In the district's scoring 25 George Porzlg in left, Lance squad hit safely • an ha ho tournament Walter Law was on the hill for runs Abney in canter and Jimmy .rc todotheaamenowthatftk time for the Mate tournament Law helped pitch Sanford to I. 4. ' victory in the district tourHoward led all in the average nament. He won the only gam e department with a .555 he pitched, striking out 17 average. Porzlg also hit at a %N:)RM j without allowing a run. He gave 1 .556 clip with Walter Law In at up only two hits. I WMW _— Evening Herald, Snford, Fl. siiiiio Monday, August I, It"—SAA .400. Durrell Smith and Chip Rick Bradley and Freddie . Saunders were the only others Howard will be among top . to hit over .300, both at .333. :1 candidates for darting roles as 11 Herald Photo by Tern Vincent) the week continues. l)KIIRELI. SMITH CAN'T WAIT TO SWING BAT AS TEAM LOADS UP ) Sa nford will be depending on I I' the fine pitching It lad I the d ll 'A - .. T ,. r -fi.1 11 I . , The country has been assured by various senators that a successor criminal-code bill introduced In this session of Congress, popularly known as "Son of S-i," is free of the secrecy taint. But this emphatically denied by media attorneys and the watchdog Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press. They warn that "the New S-i Is an Official Secrets Act which would give the government wide-ranging new criminal powers to severely restrict the First Amendment rights of the press to report and the public to receive the news." They cite five new and highly disturbing provisions of this act for the criminal conviction and jailing of the press: - - —for "imporperly" publishing an "attack" against a government official; —for publishing "stolen" government reports, regardless of content; —for lawfully protecting confidential news sources; —for possession of original government memos, Tegardless of content, without government permission. The bill also seals federal records in certain 'c riminal cases and authorizes the criminal prosecution of government employes who divulge to the press any government information supposed to be kept "private" under any agency "rule, regulation or order." Newsmen found guilty of defying these secrecy provisions could Incur sentences that exceed the average punishment today for murder: fines as high as $500,000, and, for some offenses, unlimited ifines. Prison terms may be as much as six years. Obviously, In shielding the possible wrongdoing of public servants, "the New S-I" Is as bad, If not Worse, than its predecessors. It is fair to say that ad such secrecy been institutionalized into law during the Nixon years, the Watergate scandals would never have been exposed. S-i won't do. It must be purged of all provisions that would hobble the press and inhibit the people's right to know under the First Amendment. One would suppose that Congress could learn £ihrough a decade of trial and error that a U.S. .Criminal Code could become a reality If Its proponents would only stick to the job of organizing xisting laws instead of trying to exploit a new code as a cover for questionable, even dangerous, new amendments. We look to our senators to oppose any compromise of First Amendment rights in this bill, and, that failing, to vote for shelving the proposed new criminal code until such time as It is scrubbed clean of all its barnacles. DON OAKLEY Birth Of Citizens Lobby — —' aeanaWK tsaCKUP q WASHINGTON— "We are going to build a true 'citizen' lobby' concer ned not with the advancement of special Interests but with the well-being of the nation," prospective members of Common Cause were promised when organiza tion was f ou nded seven years ago / ( - The Same Those dories about the man who became vice president of the United States and never was heard from again do not apply, obviously, to the current vice president, Walter F. Mondale. Mondale If his first six months in office are anylndlcstion — isllkelytogodown in hlstoryaa the most visible and possibly the most Infl uential vice president we've ever had. ..' 'S - 5- - But that was easier said than done. Indeed, even as John W. Garckier, the founding chairman of Common Cause, was making that pledge he was seeking and receivi ng large donations from major Institutions with vested interests. The Arlan Realty and Development Corp., a large New York real estate firm, gave $25000 to Common Ca use, and a member of its board of directors donated another $10,000. The Ford Motor Co. -contributed $10,000 and Time, Inc. gave 15,000. John D. Rockefeller III produced $25,000 for the new group. A senior partner In one New York Investment house. Lizard Freres & Co., donated $10,000, while the par tner in another, Goldman, Sachs P Co., contributed $5,00o. At the same time, Gardner and his advisors hand-picked a Common Cause "policy council" w hich i ncluded the senior part ner In one major Washington law firm, the chief executives of two companies and the ranking officers of three big labor unions. It was ha rdly an a uspicio us beginning for an organization which Gardner promised would "Focus our anger... at Institutions and inthat have behaved Irreonslbly." But the early appeal for members struck a responsive chord, and1 In less than a year Common Ca use had more than 100,000 mem bers whose yearly dues produced $1.5 million in operati ng funds. .- .. - - ____ ___ ___ _____ ____ . _____ - . The two men seem to be so temperamentall y compatible, so at ease with each other, that they're able to function far better as a team than, -. . . . - _____ ____ ' o _____ I - - - - - - _______ ____________ - OIFICtAL - t9DloppING . Y 1 "Hello I Hello! Who Is this?" THE LONDON ECONOMIST Post 53 Advances Not Ha ppy S Play - - ,. ' ' • - - - - -: - - , - THE MOVE TO Pringle North's Best L ineman JACK ANDERSON AND LES WHITTEN LN r E Le v - Breakthrough Made WASHINGTON A dramatic technological breakthrough on the cruise missile, it can now be reported, made It easier for President Carter to cancel the B-i bomber program. The new development Is far too secret to identity In the public prints, but the behind-thescenesMor y can be told of its Impact on the .1 decision. Incredibly, this super-secret weapons development was first brought to the attention of the pr esident's national secur ity adviser, Dr. Zbignlew Brzezinski, by two sophomore congressmen. They were M. Robert Carr, D.•Mlch., and Thomas Downey, D.-N.Y., who learned abo ut the breakthrough during a Noet budget briefing given to the Ho use Armed Services Committee W spring. The new development Is so sensitive that some staff mem bers, even thoug h they had security clearances, were asked to leave the room during the discussion. The cruise missile is considered a weapon's generation ahead of w)1h114 the Soviets have. Now the secret breakthrough should Increase this U.S. advantage. It struck the two coagr.usn,n, therefore, as a strategic dsveIom*ed thu could affect the B-i decision, They aoagt*u hn appodmint with - ( C I$7b,dA P( - -ç 1W, I ill"I Idiot C tsr but were ushered Instead in to ass his national security adviser.They launched "Into a discussion of the cruise missile B-1 ilps i Decision Easy breakthrough, with emphasis on the possibility Force's arguments about t he B-I bomber. The At the same time, he reserved his strongest that It mlaht displace the B-i. Info was such as to reduce the majority of the Air for the criticism At first, Brzezinski thought the congressmen Union, which he Force arguments a bo ut t he B-I to absolute repeatedly referred toSoviet as " were talking about a known weapons project. th e Polar Bear." Hao zero." accused the Sovi ets of obstruct ing world peace. Then It became obvious t hey were referring to a This project will have "a tremendous "One point we ha development that he knew nothing a bo ut. ve in common," he told deterrent effect," he added, when it is eventually senators, "is In deal ing wi th the Polar Bear." Brzezinski refused to discuss t he incident revealed. with us, but our associates Ton y Capaccio and Sen. l Char es Percy, H.- Ill., asked Hao to CHINA WALL: Secretary of State CYTi Gary Cohn spoke to Carr, congressman Vance may find the China Wall hard to ra explain ho w the Chinese planned to carry out the c ac knowledged cautiously that Brzezinski was when he visits the C hi nese mainland later ck "li beration of Taiwan." He replied, somewhat startled over their disclosure and that he also month. sternly: "Your question is not realistic. All of our conceded it was the first he had heard a bout It. At least, some dist inguished visitors from the political af fai rs are determined in the light of Pentagon sour ces tell us he was f urious over Chinese Institute on Foreign Affa reals ity. Since pro bl em is not yet solved, it is har d irs have hinted to receivi ng sensitive security Information f rom this to top U.S. peculate on what would happen." policymakers. two junior congressmen. He telephoned Defe nse with Vice President Mondale, They have met At an earlier breakfast with House leaders, Secretary Harold Brown and demanded the sec ur ity adviser B i ki Secretary Vance, rzez ns and congress ional Hao took a simil ar line. "We secret details. As one source put it. Brzezinski lea ders , cannot UnThe conversations have been friendly derdand," he said, "why yo u do not deal with the was "highly agi tated" that he had not been tn-- but blunt. legitimate government of the People's formed about the tec hnologica l breakt hr ough. Republic The group, headed by Hao Tehch'ing, told of China rather than wi th a handf ul of reac. Not only was Brzezinski given the full facts, Senate leaders at a private luncheon that the Uonaries In one of our but the project director also ga ve the two United Stat es has Provincesbehind our violated the Shanghai beck." congressman a com plet e brief ing. They were agreem ent, Th e Chinese will never no rmalize Then he drew t required to sign documents, however, that they relations between t he two countries, Hao someone wanted tohis COmparIson: "Imagine if take away your Long Island. would not disclose any Information about the declared, wilau Washingt on reveries its policy Would you agree 7 So ng lo as Long Island takes project.Their signatures were req uested In spite toward Taiwan. discussIon, there is no room Of the fact that they already held top security for dJcus*I on He warned that the United 5fjjj mg wft). Taiwan ," clearances as mem bers of the Armed Services draw its forces from ai T wan, terminate Its Footnote: Committee. visitors took pains to defense trestles and sever diplomatic relations, disass ociate themselves from the Chinese No one at the White House would say what "Th three pri ncipl es," , '. government. Yet Hao Tec-ch'ing is clo to Impact the breakthrough had on the president's negotiable and brook no discussion." se the Chinese leadership, Our forei B-I decision, But Can eald: "I felt It had an gn affa irs sources Then he added forcefull y: "The re Is no other suggest ed he was trying Impact because it knocked down most of the Mr alterna tive." message to Wasbigton, to deliver a subtle ..L.. ".' - - BERRY'S WORLD '.. __ iII Sitting Pretty - lWlP, ••• t Traditionally, vice presidents have been the !;t having to return In search of a1dltlonsl large wallflowers of American politics, flow many co ntributions to the wealthy Individuals, curschoolbo ys can tell you about Daniel D. Tomporatlons and unions w hich provided so much of pklns, or Hannibal Hamlin, or Levi P. Morton, or Los ANGELES President Carter's curbs 1978 this will be arou the group's early "seed money." nd $32 billion or half as Charles G. Danes? on anna exports have made the defense corn- m uch again as the $21.3 billion At the same time, several businessmen on the of two years panles gl um right? W rong. Arms makers In earlier, It is well to recall, however, that four of the "Policy council," who joined with the apparent So last uthern Ca lif orni a, a big segment of the eight vice presidents have become beflef that they were lending their names to yet Altho ugh Congress is dill fiddling, the In- president, three of them wider tryin military-Industrial complex, claim the outlook g or chaotic another well-intentioned but Ineffectual forthemboth athomeandoverseas is better now dustry believes 1978 cuts will be small. Doves In circumstances w hen a president died, was organization, q ui etly resigned after realizing Congress, and in such liberal thnk tanks as the assassinated or resigned. than at any time since the Vietnam war. that Common Cause was qui te serio us a bout Brooking. Institution, who used to cam pa ign for Wa ll Street agrees. The sh That should be reason confronting Washington's power struct ure. ares of McDonnell more money to be diverted f rom military to that Mondale or any ot heenough to make sure Do uglas, the top defense contractor, are tradi vice president Is The "policy council" eventually disappeared, ng social spending, ha ve had their wings clipped by ready and able to step intor president's near a five-year high. Th shoes if along with the famous names which Ga rdner number two, have recoveredose f roof mLockheed, a br ink-of- reports of boisterous Russian defense spen ding. the need should ever a rise. initially recruited to provi de an a ura of The Central Intelligence Agency reckons defense bankruptcy level wider $3 in 1973 to a bo respectability. Today, the Common Ca use board ve $18. spending is 11-13 per cent of Russia's gross Brokers forecast a respectable increase e people who put on the Olympic Games Is composed almost exclusively of th e profits f or nine aerospace companies, and a national product whereas It is 5.5 per cent ° haveThcome up wi organization's most active members from th an Intriguing ideal Why not spectacular 60 pe r cent inc rease for No rthrop. wi the United States' GNP. Congress is more than t gam througho ut t he country. isplit he es among several near by cities ll ing to underwrite the cruise missile (Boe ing Th e figuring Is that Mr. Cart er's controls nstead of wishing the en tire burden on a single Similarly, the $15 annual dues paid by the overseas sales of anna will not apply on and General Dynamics Joust for the contract city eve ry four yea rs? group's approximately .250,000 mem be rs Ameri ca's major markets and that any losses on and the neutron bomb. provide $3.75 million in yearly operating funds Lord KIllanin of Ireland, who presides over the forei gn roundabouts will be more than made Congress is less ha ppy a bout milita a bo ut 75 per cent of all Common Cause revenues, ry sales the International Olympic Committee, says the up by gains on the Penta gon swin gs. abroad. Ca ndidate Carter struck a respo nsive regional a roach might be tried as early as pp (Only S Per cent olitslnccsne comes from gjftj of. At home, an Increase in the federal defense chord with his phrase that the United States l96l. Several es more than $100.) cw thsweIJen May bl4 jointly for budget f rom $103 billion in the fiscal year 1976 to must become t he world's granary rat her than the 1964 winter games. And there is talk that Common Ca use had led the fight to Impose around $120 billion in fiscal 178 (which starts arriorer.So did Walter Mondale: "America is Its no perhape Los Angeles coul d share some events similar limitations on the size of Individual this October) tells only part of the story. More longer an arsenal of democracy it Is quite wi th Long Beach and other neighboring contri butions which can be given to pollftcteij. towns If relevant Is expen diture on hardware. For f iscal simply an arsenal." It were awarded the 1964 Summer games. That quick success enabled Gardner to avoid ..rnI .,i . ---- Bell -- - - - This Is not to say that Carter and Mondale agree on everyt hing. Mondale was not unhappy when Cart er can celed the $50 tax rebate. Nor does he share Carter's views on cutting off federal funds for abortion. Yet t he li beral ex-senator from Minnesota and the relatively conservative ex-governor from Georgia complem ent each other In ways that two similar politicians would not. Mon dale, for example, knows more about Congress than Carte r. He also has açne useful Ideas about taking the drudgery out of presidential earnpaigna one of which, a proposal to set up a system of six regional primaries around the country, sho uld be enact ed into law before the 1960 election. . à 1111 say Jack Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson or Lyndon Johnson and Hu be rt Humphrey. I Babb Out Six Wee a - As pr esidential candidates often do, Jimmy Carter promised during t he 1 976 campaign that Mondale would not be shoved in a corner after the election. In this case, at least, the promise appears to be coming tr ue. ____ - - . _______ Keys vvin Banks Hea s Ha OT -Fame 1 Contingent Numbering SiN SAN FRANCISCO (Al)) offense almost slnglehandecfly "We need some depth at yards, giving Miami enough Quarterback Jim Zorn, who a year ago, wants backup signal quarterback and Myer Is fine points to knock off Tampa Roy. COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) games played at the start of a managers, umpires and ezecu carried the Seattle Seahawk caller Steve Myer to do well. one," Zorn said after Myer Charlie Waters blocked two It was a beautiful day for career with 424. lives. rallied the Seahawks to a 34-24 San Diego aunts and Dallas MIAMI IAPI Miami flnl- Ernie Banlre U. •k.. i... l.,..,.....,. a, ., .siajvi iv.uv Sewell, one of three brothers clvtory over the San Francisco turned bo th of them Into touch.. phln safety Charlie Babb isexKnown as the Chicago Cubs' records for most grand slam 49ers. "It was good to see him downs as the Cowboys kayoed pected to be out of action for at "Ambassador of Happiness," home runs in a season with five to play in the majors, played 1 come In and move the ball club the Chargers. least six weeks after surgery to every day was a "beautiful day In 1955; most triples in a game, seasons with the Cleveland lqt well." most dims and three with the Ney Nate Allen knocked down a repair a shoulder separation, for a bullgame" for Banks, who three on June 11, Zorn who accounted for more Los Angeles punt, then Babb, who damaged a lip- starred for 19 years with the sacrifice flies in a game, three York Yankees, compiling a c4than two-thirds of the Seattle recovered the ball and dashed mcnt In his right shoulder dur- National League team, first at on June 2, 1961, and most put- reer batting average of .312 offense last year with 2,571 23 yards for the winning touch- ing last weekend's 13-7 exhitA- shortstop and then at first base. outs by a first baseman In a Twice he led the league with only four strikeouts in an entir yards passing and 248 rushing, down In the final 87 seconds, tion trium ph over Tampa, was Today, Banks was e nshrined In game, 22 on May 9, 1963 season. played the first three quarters giving Mmnn?sota its victor over operated on Sunday. baseball's Hail Of Fame. Banks was named the Nation. Sunday befor Coach Jack the Rams. "Dr. (Herbert) Virgin told Also inducted into the Hall al League's Most Valuable Rusie was the strikeout king Patera renlaead him with the .iis Charlicha rmihl ha hark nn •ha today wara Al tn,t, I,,.. Do a . ..l..In&I....1 ui £JVVUIIUIfl&fl..Iel......I LIUVI a 19 G1109 WIII DC HUIICU our 41UIUUIl VI UV 4Pers ahead 2420. ference against Kansas City. practice field In six weeks and Sewell, Amos Rusie, Martin the Cubs finished In a tie for the New York Giants. In 1894 he With Myer at the helm, the The Lions halted the Chiefs doing heavy hitting in eight," Dohigo and John Henry Lloyd. fifth place both years. Cardinals Passed On Banks posted a 36-13 record while second-year Sea hawks seven times Inside the five yard Mrs. Leslie Babb said Sunday. The ceremonies swelled the Rusle and Sewell were named pitching 50 complete gamea1 Ernie Banks Joins baseball's list of legendary greats at the Hall dominated the fourth period, line "Everything went fine." erve the shutout. Hall's membership to 163. to pres as players and Lopez in the nonIlls career won-loss record was of Fame ceremonies today In Cooperstown, N.Y., and one won- capping a pair of touchdown Coach Don Shula said he had Lopez, Sewell and Rusie were active category that covers 243-160. Terry Bradshaw three three ders how this scene might have changed jf the St. LoulsCardlnals drives with one-yard plunges by touchdown passes, moving not talked yet with the team selected by the Committee on had been less hardheaded about a report from one of their scouts Sammie Smith and physician about the Injury. Veterans while Dihiro and Don Pittsburgh past Buffalos. 24 years ago. Testerman. Lloyd are the eighth and ninth Would the talented, effervescent Banks have carved the same Myer, who was on the Seattle players to he picked by the brilliant career at Busch Stadium as at Wrigley Field where roster for seven games last Special Committee on Negro 1 every afternoon was a "beautiful day for baseball?" year but saw no action, hit two Leagues. Would Mr. Cub have become Mr. Card? WEST PALM BEACH— ,,If Beach. A victory would assure of five passes for 43 yards and, Sunday, the Hall's Board of None ponders the question more than Quincy Trouppe, one of forced to run twice when heWi Directors asked Baseball we can get a good game out of it a berth In the championship the unsung giants of the Negro Leagues who had Banks tied up couldn't find a receiver, Commissioner Bowie Kuhn to Kenny Brown tonight we are games Tuesday night. h Hi and ready for delivery to the Cards in 1953. Anderson led the 10th off with scrambled for carries of 26 and review the entire structure of going to win this thing," said The Cards said, "No, thanks," and thus passed up one of the 12 yards. the rules relating to elections to Sanford Legion manager Bob a double and Robinson followed (Al)) Tampa Coach Joint McKay. "They the TAMPA .tgame's real stars Just as they did with Al Smith , Vie Power and "This is the first game Hail of Fame. Elections now Lundquist after his team scores with a single. 5the late Roberto Clements. With no outs Nick Mergo hit a coming back from a season Bay running back Ricky Bell, worked so hard and they were are conducted by three dif- a 64 come from behind victory "They never got over thinking lily-white," says Trouppe, which was not too good" the nation's No. 1 draft choice really angry that they did not ferent groups. Besides the over St. Petersburg, Sunday at high bull over the head of St. recalling the front office resistance In the major leagues against Patera said. "The win was very this year, Is not happy with his pull it out." Veteran and Negro League West Palm Beach Municipal Pete's third baseman an4 Anderson raced home for thl signing black players even after Jackie Robinson had broken the good for us. It was nice to see National Football League deMiami Coach Don Shula committees, the Baseball wasn't too impr essed with his Writers' Association "We ory. are In good shape," vict color barrier In 1947. some people come In, par- but. of that I could do quite a victory tit the Trouppe was a catch er for 22 years In the Negro leagues, ticularly Myer and Testerman, pro-season oper.er America chooses players who Lundquist added, we are ST. PETERSBURG few things better," Bell said In before 66,*9 fans. holding his big mitt as a target for Satchel Paige and playing and do a good Job for us." have been retired from active playing real good ball, the boys As pot game critique of his per"We had to earn alongside such future stars as Robinson, Willie Mays and Roy The 49ers, making their debut what we play, In the major leagues at came from behind yesterday, It Scot t , , In the Buccaneers' 13got," he said. was just great." Campanella as well a. black Hail of Famers Josh GIb,on and Cool under new owner Ed DeBar- formance Sheverø. rt I 2 lead five years but no more 3b He had hoped his one-time U 20 years. S I I Bob Robinson had three hits °Papa Bell. tolo, new General Manager Joe 7 loss to the Miami Dolphins Bond, lb I I J Super Howl champs would Now, InthIa3*ll anniversary year of Robinson's breakthrough, Thomas and new Coach Ken late Saturday. Banks was the only former and Ned Raines, Donnie McDowell, II 4 0 1 "I criticize myself," he said. bounce ba ck from l as t ye 's 6ar Williams, Ni ck Mergo and Jeff the old catcher, manager and scout is on the Malls with his own Meyer, said they did everything Stroud, 2b I 0 0 pla yer to receive the req uired LauarLct 4 12 recollections of those frustrating years, a biography entitled "20 they wanted to do except win, "If the team thinks I'm trying 8seasoii with more than a close 75 per cent of the 4(X) ballots Anderson all had two each. e 4 0 0 Sanford was behind the entire Mellilto, Years Too Soon." "I saw some very good things my best, maybe they will do the match against a second-year cast by the writers. St John,p I 0 1 sa me things and we'll will some team that was 014. Edward N. Stack, president game and down by a score of 54 McClahan, p Ile tells how scores of the s port's finest talents went unheralded out there today," Meyer said. 0 0 0 The Dolphins lost in Just of the Hall of Fame, said the after seven innings when they Ingram,p I 0 0 and untapped while a few were chosen and how superb pet- "We accomplished everthlng games. I'm stubborn. I hate Totals 30 5 ii exploded for four runs In the formers such as Banks, Maya and Clemente came close to being we wanted to do, except one losing." about every category except Board asked for a report from SANFORD Although his performance points. They had 65 yards rush- the forever buried by bias and oversight, thing winning the ball game. Al R H Kuhn committee by the end eighth to tie it all up. Dave Wiggins did the pitching Merchant. rI 3 I .0 Trouppe was scouting the black leagues for the Cardinals In I thought our first team offense was not overwhelming, Bell Ing compared to 130 for Tampa of September. was the leading rusher in the and 152 passing to 103 for the S I0 with reli ef help from Malt AndrjOflo, Cf 1953 when Buck O'Neill, manager of the black Kansas City moved very well." me action by the Board of Raines, ]b 4 7 .2 quarterbacks game. The former Southern Hues. Miami's return yardage Directors leaves open the Simonelli whose pitching Monarchs, recommended Banks as a player of major league W p Both starting 3 I 0 2 possibility that additional Saturday night gave Sanford a Williams, Tins. If ",otentIal, lookd sharp, with Zorn corn- California st an dout carried 16 was 153, to 202 for Tampa. I I 2 It was the third meeting b players from the Negro 44 opening round victory over Anderson, c "Trouppe," O'Neill said, "I got this horse and you better jump pleting ii of 13 for 115 yards and, times for 48 yards and caught Robinson.2b 5 0 3 ght passes for 36 yards. tween the Florida teams. leagues, w al lahassee. on him; ride him now. it you don't, someone else will." one touchdown and San ei Mergo, lb ho had been barred T 5 1 7 "It takes time getting used to Miami won 28-21 in exhibition from organized Wiggins allowed only three F ioids, ss Trouppe sent an urgent note to the Cardinal organization. The Francisco's Jim Plunkett I 0 b baseball °"°" 'f 1 0 -1 Cards were skeptical. They dispatched another scout to the scene hitting on june of Ii for 91 yards. being tackled," said Bell, 22. and 23-20 In the regular season because of their color, might be earned runs in the seven in- FOwItr. dh, I 0 '0 nings he pitched, striking out 10 Prosser. is and this scout came up with a negative report: "He can't hit, he "We moved well In the first "It takes a different kind of last year. enshrined, 1 0 0 conditioning than just running. Miami scored when quarter- KU1VI said SImonelil, ph p I 1 I I can't run, he has a pretty good arm, but It's a scatter arm. I don't half," said Plunkett, a disapthe Board left up to and walking three. 30 4 2 The victory for Sanford puts Totals like him." pointment In 1976, "Everything You have to get used all over back Bob Griese hit wide re- him the size of the special to having guys pile on celver Duriel Harris with a 35committee. St. In the Petersburg winners 107 lOS bracket game 100 -S Trouppe was distressed. He went to St. Louis to argue the Banks we tried seemed to fall into again Sanford 000 ISO 040 philosophy you. But it was not I-4 really as yard touchdown pass and when Banks, called "Mr, Suntonight against West Palm case with Eddie Stanky, the manager. He got a cold turndown, place. Our passing Banks signed with the Chicago Cubs. The Cards also blew is sim pler this year and we still rough as I expected it to get." rookie Mike Michel from Stan- shilie" because of his blithe Miami managed to Intercept ford booted field goals of 45 and spirit, jo chances to sign Power and Clemente, overlooking Trouppe's try to run that ball," ined the Cubs in 1953. ning back a Tampa pass inside Miami's 20 43 yards. recommendation. Plunkett and run He established league with 1:57 left to preserve the Tampa's lone score came on records for most major DelvIn Williams, who scored home runs by JOIN (*10-yard touchdown pl unged a twice, led the 49ers to a 14-3 lead victory. The Hues also missed a shortstop in a season with 47 unning back three field-goal attempts and by Ed WIlliDJfl5 In 1955 and for most consecutive early In the second quarter, but failed late In the third quarter. a 22-yard touchdown pass from turn to convert a kickoff reMICH I that started six yards deep Zorn to Duke Fergersan and a In the end zone and ended at ~ , 55-yard field goal by John Miami's 11. ' ' Laypoldt helped Seattle move '. "We had guys crying in the to within 17-13 at the half. and this is only topped all others, by far, and GAINESVILLE, (Al)) After Testerman put the Sea- dressing room, game," run a pro-season said Hues ~ ~ . Florida Coach Doug Dickey his one-ya rd scoring burst Ill hawks ahead on a one-yard I I I ~ th secondquarter pro vi ded th e credits two t hings for the DENIMS e In third period, reserve quarSouth's sixth straight victory only touchdown until the last terback Scott Bull and reserve I TOO H OT ' ' Straight over the North in the state high five minutes, running back Bob Ferrell led Roan set up a fl-yard filed the 49ers on an SO-yard, I4Iay school all-star football game. 17.00 .I!'i: r s "Two things happened: Dock goal by Bill Capece of scoring drive. Bull scored from NFL _________________________ Tennis is a game of skill and Michelin's SALE I Luckle's strength and Chris Hollywood Chaminade with 51- one yard out to put San Franskill in making quality steel-belted Collinsworth's speed," Dickey yard Sweep. disco ahead 24-20 before Myer radials is recognized worldwide. For all "Our defense repeatedly went to work. said ot the South's 31-OSaturday the tire your money can buy, think gave us the ball," said South night victory, The first weekend of the Michelin First. we don't sell a second ' The 230-pound L,uckle, from Coach Jerry Anderson of Miami preseason began with Philabest I Fort Pierce Central, and the 6. Carol City. "Line play on of- delphia defeating the New York foot-4 Collinsworth, from louse and defense by our big . Jets 21-3 and Eenver downing ' ___ I - Story __________ ' . Mondale Not ,J/ . . - ANGL E.WALTERS - .I . 0 Law Gets Juniors Call 1 SINt ;, For 10 years now, efforts to organize the hodgepodge accumulation of federal criminal laws into a new U.S. Criminal Code have failed because Congress has consistently commingled reform with eorgarnzatIon and confused the whole question Into repeated defeat. A criminal-code bill, known as S-i, foundered In Congress last year partly because one of its "reform" provisions was tan. iamount to an "Official Secrets Act" that would have improperly shielded public servantts from scrutiny by the media. 1 mmwwmmwww~ 14 Monday, August 8, 1977-4A : I STEEL-BELTED ,.,t RADIAL TIRES LOVE 'EM! • ' _____ - - Fla e ' • 'Is me Titusville Astronaut, are the big sirong kids was a big factor." p' Although fumbles and Innames of the 14 all-state players oll at Florida this tcrccptions provided three of who will enroll .)VUIIIa UUI IVUIIUVIl, "v jj, Luckle was voted the South's South steam was dominant, outstanding lineman In the North's exciting quarterback, game. And Collinsworth made Sam Knight of Tallahassee ,e longed run at 54 yards and Godhy, led his team into South tossed the South's only pass territory only once and then 110 farther than the South 40. completion for 26 yards. Knight, named the North's "It's hard to look at all those beck, was a constant best coaches were our players but pleased with our players," threat us runner, passer, punter and kick returner in spite of his Dickey said of the ii. 5400t'8 and 160 pounds. size Greg Pringle of Sanford qulckenas concerned US "His 185-powid defenSeminole, a Ave end, was named North's all the way," Anderson said. This was the sixth straight several best linemen for year the South's football learn iectacular tackles. Lorenzo Roan, from Miami, has wait. The Souths' basketball ol City and headed for all'stars extended their winning ichita State, beat out Colin- streak to four with a 96-93 worth as most valuable South victory led by iteggie Hannah's ck, His 113 yards rushing 27 points Friday night. - me ,. 1 Baltimore I" Friday night. Place kickers played vital games. roles in five of NICK - jiJ44' L'FT 1 L HEATING INC. I A lanlorcl~ . . Sanford 165.13 ZXT Mike-Mayer's Ji.yarci field goal In the fourth quarter accounted for the game's only points in Atlanta's victory over St. Louis. John Smith had field goals of 35, 32, 32 and 39 yards, leading New England past the New York Giants. Chester Marcol kicked a pair of 4$yarJers in the final two minutes as Green Bay rallied to overtake Cincinnati. Marcol also had a 49-yarder earlier in the game. Richie Szaro had field goals of 41 and 23 yards, providing New Orleans' winning margin ovtr Chicago. Rookie Mike Michel connec ted on field goals of 43 and 45 .... $ 77 I THE MICHELIN MAN It McROBERTS TIRES JOHN DICKY INC. PH. 322-0651 405 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD I �I ' Miny, Aijeati. im -Ivening HorSW. Sanford, FL Legal _______________ Kra fred WEThERSFIELD, 5 Gam e ' Back dub. 01* of the closet knd Coon. once stasted orking again. (AP)- 1111 raturt It all culminated In a tiweed with his ne, 10 tç,ot ui là ragged, sirusis victory Sunday an Ui, bieffectual play, he quit golf Sammy Davis Jr. - Greater eirsiy, went tissue to Fort Hartford Open. Kratsert, yne, tnt, and got a ob as a tabbed for potential greatners by his fellow pros, had a finalf*klift operatOr, (' ks 4.4iS roi*4 IUC do. I knew I had to keep tIng." 11ie sounyuut, 1omder bud failed twice at sttems to giinlàngrigtdaonlhe PA lO,O0O and boosted Kratsert to glasses, blew a twoetroke lead eighth on the season's money. and, after 11 holes of the final winning list with $113,419. round, was two thots back of 22- The dividend from his first Individual title also Included $42,069 from the total purse of Tour. Rot he pulled .V LwTW•1 • i.i&i LA'A Ak1t year-old rooi.lo Curtis &range. äiandcameonk.ilefuraecund On the 1h, Strange had a at 269. before the final round started potential U.S. Open guy, 'This birdie putt and under gray, threatening skies, Kratzert missed the green. Bill "Is a good one. There's no calmly chipped in for ti'Ulng how rj'u bei game Is good, his temperament of five holes, nailing it down didn't win It easily. Kratzert, one of the few touring pros who wears dark Strange a former national collegiate champion from Wake Forest who has been on the tour only flve weeks, tátlhstoeslsit and made double bogey six on the 16th hole, dropping bsckto a tie for fourth with Mexican Victor Regalado at 269. Regalado had a 67, &rang 70. The grot at 270 Included Calvin Pette, with a dosIng 67, wlthal5-l8footblrdleputton Ie Elder, 72, and Rod Curl, 69. Greenshot7O-fl2andTrevfno the 16th. 67-274. ,.. * ftJJGUST LOSERS ________________________ I i I i4YA(7tMVAfE ,1' LEAGUE V AMERICAN WLPCLGB 44 43 ,s* epston 6) 11 .365 3½ BItt 60$ i10 S N'York fo6u1W( 1//re 4ffi(f 9YP W,4'I/? 7A47 Wt - Cliv, TOronto WesI 63 41 CSicago 45 47 61 43 510 k.,tle Oakland 1fflQf7' mt GAtAP11' Q)t 74D 7W/PcF cRonW c#u''1o&r W1 /9,0 7Z4YF, 1A /00-/5.4'Ord/41 p,q4py /i'a PIfffl',V41)Zdf-aR 1INP 5EC,q1764q/47 WI/ITO .IT/-,Vdp' %Vt7hWt7VF/ LQT 77 64 ½ 1½ 43 U .319 21½ S.tvrday's Games etroit c, Texas S Toronto S. Milwaukee 3 V ' Miemesota 6, Cleveland S Boston 2. Oakland 1 Kansas CIty 4, ChIcago 3 CalIfornia 9, Baitlmore Seattle L New York 2 vay's oam.s Texas 4, DetroIt 1 , . . I . - . V . " ,. jy ,,y,ip '4' M9MFP - 0.4'/04'. CalIfornia 6, Battlmore 3 Boston S. Oakland 2 New York 7, Seattle I reday's Games CalifornIa (Ryan 1110 and Simpson SI) at Kansas CIty (Splittortt 9.5 and Hassler 6.1), 2. (t.n) Oakland (Blue 10.13 and Urn. barge,' 1.3) at Texas (Blyleven d Moist 10). 2, (t.n) 10.10 Cleveland (Bibby 9.7) at Bal. (1 Scamp On; 1. Sentinel Jim; I. K's : /1' Jen, 3. Coral Rock; 4. Detonator; . Greyhound Queen; 6. Miss Sama; 7. Aurun; I. Anagene. SEVENTH 3.14, A: 1, Ad. venturer; 2. GtynelI; 3. Commando; 4 PlOt So Breezy; S. Nixon Mary Gene 6. Sandy's Je$away; 7. Helen Wheels; I. Master Merrill. . 172; Rogers, MrI, 147; Koosman. 1.5), (n) IIOHTH-3-LC:1.VeraO'NeIl; Milwaukee (CaIdwell 24) at N.Y., 144: Richard, Htn., 1)9; leaver, Cm., 132. 2. Unwinder; 3. Perfected; 1. For Detroit (Cra'ford 3.4), (n) ATOAYTONABEACH AMERICAN LEAGUE Now; S. l's Kathy; 6. Lonesome Seattle (Wheelock 6-I) at Oil. AY'S MATINEE BATTING. 230 at bats- Carew, Reo; 7. Fireman Bob; •. S*TUR,!,$ULTS cage (1srv100 lii), (n) Mm., .311: Bostock, Mm., .344; Blister. Only games scheduled FIRSTS.i. D I. Tap City Tony Singleton. Bal., .326; Rice, Bsn, .326; NINTH- 3.10, C: I. Baby Tusidoy's Games ,4044 7.10; Lady's Day 7.00 300; Troubles; 2. Dominar: 3. Impala Milwaukee at Detroit, 2. (tn) RIvers, N.Y., .3W. Brown 3. Heath S.00; (46) 71.20; Q ' RUNS- Carew, Min,,94j Bostock, Belle; I Tiny Lena, S. Knockmant Mi,w,esotC at Toronto, (n) 79.50; T (415) 962.60: 31.15. Mm., 71; Fisk, B$n, 7$ Bonds, Cal., Hunter; 6. My Baby Sit; 7. Cecil's Cleveland at BaltImore, In) SECOND - 5.16, M: $. Situ, 74; Smalley, Mm., 72. Delight. S. Sweet N Swift: Seattle at Chicago, (n) RUNS BATTED IN- P4Isle, Mi, Goldle 3000 11.40 5.00; 7r'Bionic TENTH -5)6, B: I. Gene Austin; Only games scheduled 57, Munson, PlY., 75: l4obson, bsn., Chick 3.00 1.00; 3. Big Big Boy Drive Snazzy Time: 3. Deauvilie Wonder; 1.20; 0 (24) 01.40: P (21) 100.50; T 4. Go NATIONAL LEAGUE 77; Zisk, CIII., 77; Bonds, Cal., 76. Baker; S. Impala Charmgio; 6. 2110.40; 32.10. last HITS- Canew, Mm., 16.1: Bostock, Blue Romy; 7. SC Lonesome Lii THIRD 5)4. M: 1. Essla 7.00 ."W I. PcI. GB Mm., 14$; Rice, Bin., 11); Youvit, 5. K's Melody. 1.40 3.10; 2. Ce. Bee Nephw 560 64 44 .393 PhiIa Mu., 130; Le F.lors, Des., 179 ELEVENTH - I'll, A: I. Cap. 1.00; 3. Win Penny 6,00; Q Chicago 63 43 .513 I Cooper, Mi)., III. taint Lane; 2. K's GaIsby; 3. PattI Pitts 62 4 .344 3 DOUBLES- McRae, K.C., 31; Re 31.10; P (IS) 62.10; T (052) 571.60; Shaw; 4. Axeaway; S. E.J. Little; 6. $L,ouis 61 50 .310 1½ Jackson, N.Y., 3); Carew, Mm., 75; Jones Boy; 7. Sahara; I. Stable. FOURTH - 5.10, C: I. Vici Quint Montreal 31 31 .146 13'.', Lemon, CIII, 77; PlIsle, Min..77. Dog Racing Los Ang Cinci Houston S Fran S Diego Atlanta (Unknown) 1. Red Head Symbol (J.C. Smith) S. Seassalras HI Time (Robinson) 6. Tallow (Gill) 7. Her, it IS (Munti) S. Zolo (Ruggles). TRIP-LES- Carew, Mm., 14; h110100410 2. WinNowl.20300; Rice, Bin., ii; Bostock. Mm., 10; 3. Factual 3.00. Q (16)S610; P Ci 4, Fuentu's, DeS., 9; Randolph, N.Y., 9; Ifl00; T (1 6.5) 150.10; 31.53. FIFTH 3.16, 0: 1. Skeen's 0. Brett, K.C. . HOME RUNS- Rice, Bsn., 29; 0. HolIday 1600 600100; 2. Tooner 300 Scott, Bin., 27; Bonds, Cal., 26' 260; 3. Mar Ru Cap 300; 0 (2.3) 21.00; P (32) 115 50; T (324)15520; Nettles, N.Y., 23; HhsIe, MIn., 23. AT DAYTONA BEACH SATURDAY'SMATINIE RESULTS FIRST-i. BeideGoros 12.6*5.00 100; 2. .Iulian.Peclna 9.00 4.50; 3, Alb.rdi.Carlos 6.40; Q (5.5) 42.10; T - I. Julian.Dlaga 1.00 SECOND Uriarte.Javier 3.00; 0 (74) 32.00; P162)71.10: T (62.3)300.60; DO (S 6) 69.30. - THIRD 1. NectorCarlos 10.20 5003.70; 2. BobJavien 11.504.00: 3. lrusta.Ovy 3.20; Q (3.5) 64.00; P (3. 5)143.10; T (2.5.3) 711.60. FOURTH-I. lrusta.Arrlela 17.10 6.403,10; 7. Victor.Paco 3.30 1.50; 3. GastiDiaga 3.20; 0 (lI) 9.00; p (I. 1) 12060; T (1.42) 102.$0. FIFTH - I. ZubiOattI II 10.10 1403.00; 2. IsasaGoirena 3.10 3.20; 3. Loyola•Arnita 4.40; Q (7 ,3) 33.40; P (32) 11.90; T (326) 23.4.50. SIXTH - 1. Uriart,.Peclna 17.20 710140; 2. Victor.Javien 6.10 1.00; 3. GaldotCheva 7,50; 0 (31) 31.00; P (31) 221.30; T (34$) 924.10 SEVENTH-i. Beide.Arrietat.0Q 340)60; 2. Oastl.Mandiola 4.00 5.40; 3. Loyola.Goini.na 4.40; (1.2)1.70; P (2.1) UN; T (2.1.4) 65140. EIGHTH 1. APraiz.Dlaga 9.00 1.004.6*; 2. Lol'olaRodolfo 1.00 S.00: 3. MarliCoblan 6.10; 0(2.3)33.00: p (32) 121.50; T (325) 3)0.20. NINTH -1. Mar51 $0.00 4.40 3.10; 2. can 3403.10; 3. Gastl II 3.30; 0 (60) 29.40; P (04) 11.30: 1 (5-62) Harness Racing AT SEMINOLE SATURDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS FIRST- ~ M I. Sweet B (Jim - Jal Alal 5003.70; 2. Alberdi.Blanco 5.20 4.20, - 55 34 .305 11½ 52 60 .464 16 30 6) .410 17½ 4 U .17) II Booster - SECRE'74R/,47" - (Botton) 2. Money (DelCampo) 3. Ensigns Choice Sedony. SIXTH -5.14. C: I. .tenolla; 2. Jen ,, 44 6) .430 I7 West • 67 43 .409 - - - :', , Miswsota Ii. Cleveland 1 Milwaukee 47, Toronto 2.1 Kansas CIty 3, Chicago 2 - Lincoins Spirit (Deflsrry) S. Arm. TONIOHT'SENTRIE$ F1RST-S.16,M: I, k'sLovelonr; bro Jamie (Bolton) 6. Barb Frisco 2. Gentle Soul; 3. Bee Gyp; 4. (Schade) 1. Dastardly (B.reznak) I, Sesson; S. Elusive Gal; 6, Sixpence; Captain Riddle N (Mitcall,). I M Claimln, Pace SEVENTH 7. Kyle's Yaller; S. SInger 0. SECOND-3.16, 0:1. ljja BAnd $l,2SI,Pursel400:1.LylTlHargrave W; OH's Ripper; 3. Stanley B.; 1: (Beresnak) 2. Daytonas Tern Sister's Nice; 5. Kenny's Penny; 6. (Harrison) 3. Saratoga Dale White Clown; 1. Doorman Cole; •. (Peters) 4. Miss Sharon Ruth (UnknOwn) 3. Missions Pint (Gill) K's February. THIRD 5.14, D: 1. Lady's 6. T I Thorpe (Rau) 7. Mannanl Secret; 2. Metric Mate; 3. Bear Harry (Griffin) I. Saint ClaIr Eulle Down; 4. liz A Flyer; 3. Bob Han. (Bridges). top; 6. Juno's Pitch; 7. Dainty EIOHTH-1M-Condltien Pace, Purse 1700: 1. SophIst (E. Hysell) 2. Troubles; I. LeMisiral. FOURTH - 5)4. B: 1. Madda ArmondO'Bnlen(J.HyseII)].DIbS Okle;2.RedMar;].Kilos,rapat;1. Beau (Finn) 1. Flaming Port (J.C. Planner; S. Cattle Pond; 6. Antic's Smith) S. Corky Almahursi (Stem) Scout; 7. Malou Delite; I. Boby 6. Steady Gesture (Volleft) 7. B Haven Way (R,gur) I. Lady RuU Wire. FiFTH -3.5, 0: 1. Sassy Notion; (Rau). 2. Timer Troubles;). Crash Gordon; NINTH ~ M -Claiming Pace 1, Be Bucaroo; S. Starblaze; 6. 1150 Purse 1S0S I. Olordy Land , RESOLUTION OF NOTICE AND VACATING CLOSING, RIOHT.OF.WAY ABANDONING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE is hIalby gIven that U1 Board of County CommlsIIOflh4'$ 0 C, -,ty, ?torfdS. • 1$ HAGLE. INC., a Florida cor. R,guIa,M.e$InQhIldofltM2Mday August, AD., $g77, III the county Commlssionef'$' MeetIng loom in theCourthouseat Sanford. Seminole poraticn; BANNETT BAtIK OF WINTER PARK, NA: KELLY SERVICES, INC., a corporation: - ' - Q - rn, Q - - - $4 447 offerforsalethe followIng descrIbed That portion of Fourth Street II shown on the Plat of Town SIte Of Ganech, accordIng to the Flat thereof as recorded In Plat BOOk 3, page 12, of the public records of , VAN DEN BERG, GAY BURKE, PA. Attorneys for PlaintIff Post Office Box iT) Orlando, Florida 32502 , , Publish Aug. I. 1977 010.33 ______________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.s 774$.CA9.L DAVID C. OEYER and CHARLOTTE H. GEYER. his wife, Plaintiffs, vs. B. J. DRE000RS, a.k.a BARNEY JAMES DRE000RS, it al. Defendants, CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENtIIaI pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment of foreclosure entered in the above.entitled cause In the Circuit Court of the EIghteenth Judicial Circuit, lnand for SemInole County, Florida, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the West front door of the Courthouse In the City of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida at the hours of 11:00 am. on August 11, 1977, that certain parcel of neat property described as follows: Lot 41, PALM SHADOWS, ac cording to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 13. Page , Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: Begin at a point 430 feet east and 1031.10 feet north of the south quarter section post of SdIon Township It south, Range 32 East, then southeasterly along a curve concave westerly havIng a radius 45 feet, a central angle of 116 degrees iS' 04", a chord beaning of south 33 degrees 44'31" east, an arc distance of 114.11 feet, thence run south 327.20 feet, thence run southeasterly along a curve having a radius of 21 feet a central angle of 10) degrees 23', an arc distance Of 44.24 feet, thence north 7$ degrees 37'eatt, i47.tSfeet,thencerunnorth U0feet, more or less to the St. Johns River, thence run Westerly along said RIver 200 feet more or less to a point North of the PoInt of Begin. ning, thence run South 250 feet more or less to Point of BegInnIng. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Margaret L. Meyers Deputy Clerk Copies furnished to: Charles Evans, J. Braddy. United States of America-Dept. of Treasury Internal Revenue Service, Robert M. Morris, Es.. Le Tourneau Tractor Co., L. A. Tucker, Braddy, Bernard D. Sommers. 0 - - - 79. - • - - - . Mr. - - (3-1.5) - - 0 26; • , , • •• '34*; • • • • . Jlm,'l,& " :. • • - 5401.00,3. 4. 5,, '... , 3. - . - 1977 - • 1. • -• • • • IN THE CIRCWT COURT, IN AND COUNTY, IIMINOLE FOR FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 77.)IS1.CA49E FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND OF ASSOCIATION LOAN SEMINOLE COUNTY, a United States corporation. PlaIntiff. 303.473.7634 - L.ad.rs ____________________________ , - . PublIsh: Aug. I, 1977 01029 - 6. 13. 32 39 )77 Vs. H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk of the CIty of Sanford, Florida Publish Aug. 5. 1917 DEO39 NOTICE OP PUILIC HEARING FOR THE PROPOSID CAPITAL PROGRAM POE THE CITY OP SANFORD. PLORIDA. NotIce is hereby given that t public Hearing will be held at the Commission Room in the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 700 o'clock p.m. on August 22, $977, to consider a Capital Program. A copy of said Capital Program shall be available t the office of the City Clerk for all persons de'slning to exarnlne the same. By: Marie W. Walker Deputy Clerk Robert 1.. Taylor - - CommIssioners of Seminole County, Florida Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the CIrcuit Court By: Margaret L. Myers Deputy Clerk - loll) By the Board of County Corn Seminole County, Florida, this 2nd day of August. AD., 1971. (Seal) Board of County mlsslonens of (SEAL) - - •. Seminole County, FlorIda, bounded en the North by the Southerly rIght. of.way line of Avenue C and on the South by the South line of Lot 12, Block 17, extended East, and the South line of Lot IS, Blcck 11, CK tended West: County, FlorIda. DATED thIs 5th day of August, - - ' andtomefoIlowlnOdescrlbIdnIQ of.way, to.wlt: 672.CA-09.L now Pending in the Circuit Court of the El',teetth JudicIal Circuit In and for Seminole (5.1.1) ' tt'e CountyolSemlnoleandmePubllc In real properly: TM North 200 feet of the SW¼ of the lEVI lying East of U.S. Highway NO. 1742 of SeCtion lI TownshIp 20 South, Range 30 East: and the North ½ of the 51¼ of the 11¼ of Section Ii, TownshIp 20 South, Range 30 East; together with all structures, lm. provements, fixtures, appliances, and appurtenances on said land or used in conlunclion therewith, The aforesaid sale will be made pursuant 01 a Final Judgment - Aiinor Leagues SePtember 30. 1970. A copy of said budget shall be avaIlable at the OffIce of the City Clerk for all Persons deSiring to exem:ne the same. All panties In Interest and cithzent shall have an opportunity to heard at saId hearing, County, FlorIda, pursuant to petition and Notice heretofore ,:'...•d'ed a Resolution closIng, vaca"g ad and renouncing abandoning, dlsclalmlng any and all right of Robinton) 7.004003.I0:2. Thorpes STOLEN BASES- Patek, K.C., SIXTH -5.16. C: I. Dank Lament Champ 5003.10; 3. Sandy Doll 3.00; 34; Remy, Cal., 3); LeFlor,, Del., 35; Bonds, Cal., 23; Page, Oak, 33. $.40S.$03.0Q; 2. Toe Toe 10.004,10;). 0 (65) 1S.60 1 (431) 51.60; 1:35.3. (7.5) 35.10; p SECOND I M 1. Dexter PITCHING. 11 DecIsions- To Money Socks 260; 10Q, 2.62; (7.5) 10.90; T (7.1.1) 221.50; 3131. Corner (Jim Robinson) 15.20 5.00 Johnson Mon 123 SEVENTH - 3-16, 0: I. Ace 360; 2. Jeans Fi 2.10 2.20; 3. Adios GuiletI, N.Y., 10.3, .749, 3.95: Rezema, Dit., 11.4, 73), 2.74: Commander 5.40 3.60 2.50; 2. Gail Mickey 5.00 0(34) 12. T (3.4.3) Barrios, ChI., ill, .733, 4.01; Lyle, Bow 3.60300: 3. B.C's Goldie 100; 133.30; 2:00.3. (2.7) 13.10; P (77) 10.20; T (275) THIRD IM I. Cherry Tryax N.Y.. 0-3, 1.70; Bind, ICC., 13, F IHershell HaIl) 6.30 3.00 3.40; 2. .731, 1.90; Golti, Mm,, 144, .;oo, 103.10; 31.93. Publish Aug. 5, 1917 EIOHTH-3.16, B: 1. Rapid Rudy Kiddy Car 2.502.60:). Vldory Rally 3.30; Wise, Bin., 123 DEO37 6.102.602,10; 2. ThnnI Trip 7,602.20; 3.000 II 2) 10 3(12.7) 96.40; 2:0.7. 146.60. __________________________ 3. Tim Mac 2.60; 0 (11) 10.10; P (1 TENTH - 1. Oscar.Diaga 13.10 FOURTH - 13.16 M 1. Dea I) 26.10; T (4.1.2) 63.60; 31.31. Frisky Hershell Hall) 9.20; 5.60 3.40; 16,204.10; 2. Victoq.WaIIy 16.30 1.50; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND NINTH -5.1*, 0: I. Sugar Shine 7. Brockpont Boy 2030; 6.00; 3. 3. MarliPaco Sb; 0 (15) 6360; P FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 3.60 2.50 2.50; 2. Texas Toast 3.00 Vortex 300; 0 (46) 191.101 (16-all) (Ii) 241.50; T 111.40. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE FLORIDA. 320; 3. Iron Gray 4.60; Q (23) 7.20; 1,203.10; 1:43. ELEVENTH - 1. NestorPicina By TheAss.clated Press CIVIL ACTION NO. 77.)397.49.5 ' 23.50; T (2.5.7) 143.00; 32.02. 13.00 3.10 3.10; 2. AlberdiJavier 6.10 FIFTH - I M I. Flyer Farung N.rlheraDlvislsn it Montreal (Bahns.n 0.3). (n) SUBURBIA FEDERAL SAVINGS TENTH - 5-14, A: I. MInI Ma; (Jim Hysell) 3.40 3.20;7. Jersey Silk 320; 3. Urlante.Carlos 4.40; 0 (6.1) W I. PcI. GB chIcago (N. Reuschet 11.3) $ AND LOAN CORPORATION, a 3.00 1.10 3.40; 3. 3upenlor Ballaif 1203.00; 3. CunlIs Hill 4.50; 00(7 4) 3230; P (56) 96.30; 1 ($6.2) 4)0.60. St. PitIftburg 70 43 .431 PIttsburgh (KIsen 4.4), (n) corporation, 11.0012.50; 3. TIsa Honey 6.70; 0 (S 11.10 T (7.4.0) 391.70; 3:09.3. TWILFTH I. Oelde.Gsstl II Lakeland 46 44 400 3 SI. LouIs (Rsmusssn 9.10) at PlaIntiff, 7) 10.50; P 7.3) 191,40; T (754) SIXTH - I M 11.20 1.60 3.00; 2. Isasa.WaIly 5.00 vs. 1. Rambling Winter Haven 59 51 .336 10 New York tKoosman S-il). In) 31.34. Jimmy (Ted Rau) 6.405.403.00; 3, J 11.10; 3. Man$I.Arnieta 3.40; Q (1.4) Tampa 32 SI .413 $4 CIncinnatI (Moskau 3.3) at DAVID ANDREW JACKSON and ELEVENTH 514,0: 1 Charlie R's ClIpse 3.104,10; 3. Ranm ChIef 31.20; P (16)132.60; 1 (6-3)391.40. DREMA II Daytoniach. l.a Angeles (John 12.4). (ii) 43 69 .39526 DARLENE JACKSON and SIIp.rt 53.20 10.10 6.20; 2. Cashel 6.00 0(13) 13.10; T (73-1) SATURDAY NIGHT'S 344.00; S.vIhersDivIsien Only games scheduled BARNETT BANK OF WINTER Bnlgade6.60 3.60; 3. Red Clown 3.50; 2:031. RESULTS W. Palm Bch. 49 43 403 Tuesday's Games PARK, N.A., a corporation, 1 0(60)99.00; P16-I) 197.70; T FIRST SEVENTH - I M I. AlbendlOacila 14.20 I. Zircon MIami 6) 51 . • San Diego at Montnlai Defendants 31.79 1702.10; Abbe (Brad Kom,rs) 1003.50; 2. Tnanl.Goros 3.10 3.20 3.50; 12.00 5.40;). Pompano Bch 51 34 ChIcago at PIttsburgh, (n) NOTICE OF SUIT TWELFTH 1.16, C: 1. uI Run 2. Squaw Byrdie 10.60 5.00; 3. UniartOvy 3.60, 0(2.1)41,40; 1 (7. Fort Lauderdale 44 49 .316. 73 ' 5$. Louis at New York, In) TO: DAVID ANDREW JACK. 3.20 2.50 22.50; 2. Hardy Type 4.60 Farmstead CharlIe 3.70 Q (3.4) 73) 291.10. 39 13 313 Houston at San Franclsca, 2, Cocoa SON, Residence Unknown 110; 3Funcheon RoCket SECOND-I. Nestor.Ovy 9.60 6.00 3.00; 0 (I' 63.00; 1 (341) 1,103.30: 2:01. , Saturday's Relts fin) DREMA DARLENE JACK. Foil Lauder. 1) 32,10; P (1.1) 39.90; 1 (1.7.5) EIGHTH I M '- 1. Bye Bye 3.00; 2. Alberdl.Cheva 4.00 3.60; 3. Winter Haven 5.4. Cincinnati at La Angeles, SON, Residence Un)cjn 69.10; 31.94. Mermaid (Andre DaGenals) S.i0 RenoGoros 3.00; 0(5.7) 3540; P (7. dame and all panties claimIng irdarests In) A 3394. H 5355.333. • 3.50 3.40; 2. Fiddle T 440 2.20; 3. S)133.S0; T (7.53) 393.20: OD (2.7) Daytona BNcII 4.6, West Palm Only games scltidvled by, through, under or against SATURDAY NIGHT RESIJLTS 177.90. Easter April 7.60; Q (16) 630, 1 (4. Beach 0.5 DAVID ANDREW JACKSON and PIRST-S.16,D: I. OlIie.BIItz 3.20 12) 65.20; 2:05.4. TillED-I. Albendl.Ovy 13204.00 MiamI 24. Lakei4 .3 DREMA DARLENE JACKSON and 3.303.40: 2. Abel Jet 3.00150; 3. 1.50; 3. VlcIor.Blanco 7.004.20: 3. NINTH-IM-1.H.R.Eddi,(M. Cocoa 1,51. Petersburg 7 toallpartlesclalmmnoorhav(ngany TnlnaLinda 3.20:0 (14) 13.20; P (4. BrIdges) 11.10 4.20 4.60; 2. Lady 0. lnustaCanlos 1.00; (41) 11.00; P right, tItle, or Interest in the Pompano Beach at Tampa, * NATIONAL LEAGUE I) 30.30; T (4-IS) 111.00:31,67. (16) 337.20, T (74.3) 414.00. De4.303.20; izzySAggie6.30;Q(4.1) rain property herein described, BATTING 230 at bats- Parker, SECOND 1.16, Cs I. 17.70; T (672) 1,751.40; 2:06.4. FOURTH-I. BeIde.0oiniena,5O Swiday's Results You are hereby notified that an Pgh, .317; Steivtett, Pgh. Danoffllrlato,'l.404.203.0O; 2. Harold 4.00 3.20, 7. Nestor.Mandiola 5.10 TENTH-i.M-1.Sunnyl.armue Lakeland ill, MIami? action to foreclose a mortgage on JeMorales, CIII., .329: Templeton, 01 Drive 6.40 5.40; 3. PresIdent Belcan (Joe Sleders 22.409.107.20.r3. Snow 3.60; 3. Victor Peclna 4.00; Q (1.1) Pompano Beach 3.2, Tampa the following real property in $1. 1. .327; SImmIM, St. L, 9.50; 0 (37) 26.50: P (37) 117.30; T Mercury 3.00 1.00; 3. Spud K. Sun 31.60: P (4.1) 05.50; T (4.8.3) 211.20. . SI. 2 Seminole County, Florida, RUNS- 0. Foster, Clii., W (3-72)751.00; 31.16. 3.00; 0(70) 41.00: 117.1-2) 443,00; FIFTH 1. Manli.Dlaga 7.00 340 West Palm Beach at Daytona Lot II. BIocli S. REPLAT OF Morgan. CIn., 56; Orliley, Ciii., SO; Beach, ppd., rain THIRD 5-lI, 5: I. Up and up 3:06.3 3.20; 2. Olcar.Anrieta 13.60 ISO: 3. SHEETS 1 and 3, NORTH WwIield, SO, 00; Parker, P A - 1,970; H - $91,366. Casti.Oastl II 3.40; 0 (26) 34.00; P WInter Haven 7, Fort Lauderdaie 12.00 3.10 b.00 2. Funny Business ORLANDO TOWNSITE 4th AD. RUNS BATTED IN- 0. Foster, 3 (10 InnIngs) 3.402.40:3. Edison Dhnk 1.30; 0 (14) AT SEMINOLE (2.6) 59.90; T (26.1) 260.10, DITION, accordIng to the Plat Clii. $09; Cay, LA, 50; Oar'vsy, 25.10; P144)63.90; T (4.4.7) 335.00; TONIGHT'S ENTRIES ' SIXTH I. Albirdl.Diag.0 11.30 Tnday'sQam•s thereof as recorded In Fiat Book , N; I,uzmnskl, Phi., 3133. 7.204.60:2, Trani.Blanco9.6* 9.30; 3. lange at Fort Lauderdale Pages Sand 6 of the Public Recoi'*hs At).. 3I,0 I. Lornelle FOURTH FIRST Oaldos.Javier 3.10; 0 (4.1) 30.00: P ~ M Claiming Pace Winter Haven at MIami of Seminole County, Florida HITS- Parker, Pgh, 133; Tern. 13.00610 3.60; 2. Candid Corinne 4.00 1110 Purse $361: 1. Dusty Tag (SI) 123.90; 1 (5.4-6) 313.10, Laksland at Pompano Sloth Isis bsin filed against y end ,e,, pleton,$t,L.., $10: Rose, Cm., 134; 0. (Schade) 2. HIck (Jones) 3. SEVENTH-i. Gastl.Waily 13.50 $1. Petersburg at Oay'ona Beach 3.00; 3. Golden Ruler 1.20; 0 (1 S) are required to serve a copy of your Foster, CIn., 133; Orilfey, CIn., l (II) 43.70; T (11.4)3.50.60; 34.50; P Tarzan Pick (Hall) 4, Burns Guy 1.00 3.00; 2. ZubI.Paco 4.20 3.40; 3. West Palm Beach at Cocoa. wrItten defenses, If any, to It on DOUSLES- Parker, PgSt. 36; 31.15. (Benenak) S. King Dan Adios Tnanl.Echanui 6.00, 0 (27) 31.00; P Samuel W. Harris, Attorney for JeMoraIis, Clii, I; Cru'mltie, MII, Darlene A: I. 5-16. SOUTHERN .IAGUI FIFTH 0. (Choulnand) 6. Langley lyre (21) 100.50; T 331.00. PlaintIff, whose address Is P.O. Box '33; Grlffey, 'Chn., 25; ROSe, CIII., 31. By The AsslIted Press 4004.00 3.20: 2. 2. 0. N. Pete 1.30 (RobInson) 7. Adios Duchess EIGHTH 1. Beidi.WaIIy 1340 573. Orlando, Florida 33003, and f Timpteson, SI. I.. 11 TRIPI.ESIastefliDivlsls. 3.50;3. Janhead Kyle 3.20; 0 (15) (Crank) I. Sims KIn (Melclafe, 5401.00;?. Ilasa-Rodolfo 1.20 5.20, the original with the Clerk of the Phi, 5; Almon, S.D.. I; W I. Pd. 05 ),3Q; P (15) 51.50; T (154)129.40; SECOND-) M Cenditlea Trs$, 3. ZubiGolrena 1.40:0(11)4.50; P above.styled Court on or bifo, St. L., 7: CabsIl, HIn., 7; JacksonvIlle 31 II .109 31.24. • Purse SIll, 1. Smokealong (NamIe) (11) 1*50; 1 (142) 394.40. September ttfi, It?;; otherwise a C. Cs-va H., 7. 24 32 .173 1 orao NINTH SIXTH-- -0, 5: I. Weeta Crazy 3. C.J, Rodney (Taylor) 3. SaIl Boat I. Loyola 11.10 10,30 Judgment may be entered agaInst Mumphy, HOME RUNS- 0. FoSter, Cm.. Savannah 33 32 .111 1%'j 13.30 6.40 1.10; . Wicked Wayne (Ruggles) 1. Kanaka Boy u.c. 940: 2. Echanig 0106.40, 3. ApcaI you for the relief demanded In the 35; Schmitt, PhI., 2$, Burroughs, Charlotte 30 31 .144 l'd. $6.50 9.00; 3. KIm Luke 1.00; 0 (15) Smith) S. Froly Lew (BrIdges) 6. 4.40; (33) 11.60: P (33)139.30: T Complaint or PetItlii, All., 25; Luzinkl, Ptil., *1: BenCh, 319.50; T (1.16) P 151) Wn?srADlvIsIeo 11100; Sugar Cockle (Komers) 7. CrIckets (323) 51)10. WITNE$$myha,ldandtMwamof Clii.. Garvey. LA, 24. 34 II Ill MwWoawry 149140; 31.33. Song (Oxetley) I. Red Dos- Soy TENTH 1. MantIWatly 1345 this Court on Ihe eth day ot AUgUs, tTOLIN'SASII-Tavlraa, Pah 'cpn,eg. 1.16, A: I. Malor (Ray) fl 33 .49 3%', SEVENTH 10.00 5.00, 2. Oscar.Oolniena 1040 39; Cedene, Htn,'31; Lopsi, LA. 351 COIWIIbUS 31' *2 45 3½ Role 12.306.404.10: 2. C.egey.Carrle THIRD 3.00; 3. ApralsOasti II 1.00; 0 (55) I M -CanlItlua Pace, (SEAL) 'ofio, PgII., 34; 0. Richards. 1,0. k,)0,mile Echo Valley l.IOi 0 (21) Purse 1411: I. Miss Mckay (J. 19.10; P (IS) 130.40, 1 (55.7)711.0, 14 30 .344 9 As-thur H. eckwitpt, Jr. . 2340;P(I-2)101,IO;TlI2'l)?S4.20. HyeIeIll 3. Hiesta (Patterson) 3, SuadaysiseeNs ELEVENTH - 1. Tnanl.Peclna Clerk of the Circuit Court PITCHING UI Diclianis)- Res. J*C*1JNWINI Kn*ville 4 20.90. 19.20 7.20 L00; 2. Nhstor.DIaga 440 Carfty icIl (Britten) 4. Dezle Bullet By: Jean WHIle LA 82.3. 412, 3411' . 'IIuKhel,' savannah 0 EIGHTH - ik. C: 1. JIgsaw Janet (Crank) S. RIva Byrd (Weaver) 4, Ma&go' 1.20;), Galdoslianco 4.00: Q (3.7) Deputy Clerk $74.. 0 C's SIlver CIII., 15.3. 433. 2.25; Orlando 7, ChattlnooOa* • 82.00 5.70 5.50; 2. 340 Afton Flapper (Bereinak) 7. Gay 30.40: P (7.5) 174,90; T (7.5.1)144,30. Samuel W, Hans-Is .T*I.eV I. PifidI. If. I. 146. .737, Only games ittieluled 3.20; 3. 011115$ Salle 1.60; 0 (23) Bullet (Bridges) I. Judge Lang TWELFTH 1. Martl.Rodoife Aflornpy for Plaintiff Cen ris. Pgh, lW .733, LII; 30.10: p (3.7) $9.10; T (3-2-4) 174.00; (Wmngard) 13404.002.10; 2. Isasa.A,rlsta 0-10 D EnssvllI.a$'Orthiids. , •CedIen;;Ph. 54.4 .732,*.$3: ', 35.70. POURTH-tM-Cmail$egpac. 3.1s.3.OaldO$.OastHIl.I0,Q(4.$) rtando, Florida 33503 716. Ti). kM Ben 'iv*'. Ci. ll,&,'I 311: As cItaaaga a. .acksi,vu1. • NINTH Pus-s. sHi: 1. Senator En, 5940; P (1.4) 124.30: T (5.4)) 1305).42143Ii . Montgomery at,CliIr*he •1 i.r; s.,.*&47,.3-M .' 19.104.40S,4O3.1itv0?FI1*f55.30 fIelders) 2. Frisky "Donna 1466.00. PublIsh Aug. Kim 1.20; $TIIKIOUT*-P, Nicks-a, All., 400 a Doncastel' . k'atof'Jfabgo. QQ(3 IWhayIarid)3, TJQ (Regur)4. FaIr A -3,327. H - 0176.330. DEO.3S 10 61 .317 26½ Saturday's Games Cincinnati S PIttsburgh 3 ChIcago IS, San DIego S St. Leuli 3.1, Houston 1.4 . Atlanta 6, Montreal 1 PhiladelphIa 1, Los Angeles 0 San Francisco 7. flew York 3 Sundays Games Ian Diego $4, Chicago 6PhIladelphia 3, Los Angeles 1 Atlanta 6, Montreal 2 CincinnatI 6, PIttsburgh 0 San Fn.nclsco 7, Plow York 4 51. Luuis 5, Houston 3 Teday's Games San Diego (Weltnmehster 1.3) NOTICE OP PUILIC HEARING ron THE PROPOSED ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THI CITY ø sANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice Is hereby given that a Public HeatIng will be heist at the Commission Room In thi City Hall In the city of Santoro, FlorIda, at 7:00 o'clock p.m. on August 22, 1971, to consider the Annual Budget fr me fiscal year of October 1. 1971 to and ROYAL LINE BUILDERS, INC., a Florida corporation, Defsnd4nts. NOTICEOPIALI NOTICEISHEREBYOIVENth$ onthel9thdayof August, l9liatthe west front door of the SemInole County Courthouse at Sanford, Florida the undersigned Clerk wIll . - .1 W/'1II5!E 7 h'g4q .373 6041.3113 12 54 .191 10½ 4 64 .429 17½ KC. Tech Calif - 'i'\ . - - • CdM/ )t'O - ss - GALLANT FOX - $ u .iiii, 6560 .434 17½ * 70 .332 26%', Mtwte. 6) 19.10; P (361 231.20: T (34.)) I 4 19 .449 14 DetroIt Sic (Au) 5. Rocky Dominion (0111)6, 42)00; 11.69, Meadow Ch.ileng.r (John) 1. TENTH 1)4, B: 1. GrIzzly 37.70 Fashion Fanny (Hall) S. Regal Eden 23001.00; 2. Yellow Princess 6.00 (J. Hysili). FIFTH ~ M ClelinIn Pace 3.40;). P40w SO 2.60:0 (16) 61.00; P (61) 235.00; T (4)3) 33910; 1* Purse $$Hi I. Romeo AdiO ELEVENTH (Stern) 2. Doily Jester (Griffin) 3. 3.14, TA: Kenny's Glenn 1.60 3.10 2.50; 2. U Shetsrazade(E. HyslU) 4. Lynhurst Town 23.503.10: 3. Octain 7 Q Ben (But famonte) 3. Red E. Place (5?) 74.20; p (Si) 2S.I0; 1' (3.74) (BrIdges) 6. Deano A (Burgett) 7. Chatham Nick (Regur) S. Irene Vo 15*00; 30.94. TWELFTH ~. A 1. Quick (Rau). Spool 1.60 2130 1.60; 2. Maggie's 1M Claiming Pace SIXTH Mission 1,20 300; 3. JM's Mod B (3. 11,000 Purse 1411: 1. Dukes Chuck (Robinson) 2. Lady Bowler (Brlt. 6) 2)1.60; 35.25. A - 5.211, H - $397,159. Ion) 3. DIamonds Lad (Piper) 1. by Akin MoVer, IN THE COUNT, CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NO, 77-Ifl.CA49'L. PENNAMCO, INC,, I Delaware CofPOratlOfl, PlaintIff, Foreclosure entered In Clvii No. 71. V Mafor L.agu. as.baII 1 Larry Nelsen and Grier Jones, neliher of whom really got In the title hunt, each shot a champion Hubert Green said missed his bird "and the theyosrcnthetour,265, a iagood.He'asmartandhe's mementum kind of flipdistant 19 strokes below par on strong. flopped," Kratzert said. "It "He could be one of the great turned around. That was the the 6,569-yard Wetherafleld Coontry Qub course, ones." key. If I hadn't chipped In on "I've worked awful hard," Kratzert, who combined with that hole, I don't think I would the soft-spoken, poker-faced Woody Blackburn to win the have won." tour sophomore said. "I guess WiG National Team ChamFrom two shots behind, he this is one of the dividends." pionship hi his rookie season, moved two in front In a stretch pcstodth. lowest titor. I knew I'd never be lpy In my life ill back Into golf," the 2$iear'old t :'nd 72-hole totai of twn.unier.oar 69 Toge th er Legal Notice Notici All panties in interest and citizens shall hove an opportunity to be heard at said hearIng. H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida PublIsh August I, 1977 010.10 ________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIOHTUINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SMINOLU COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 77.1193 HARVARD FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, II PlaintIff, MIRIAM MOYE JENKINS and JAMES JENKINS, her husband, ants NOTICEOFIALI V. NOTICEISHEREBYG1VINtIIat James A. Haislip and Sallye T. pursuant to Final Judgment of Hasp, aka SaIlye Creekmore foreclosure rendered on the 5th day Bell: William Kilday Rosi and John of August, 1917, In that certaIn Wilson Ross, Individually and as cause pendIng In the CIrcuit Court In Testamentary Trustee Ion Pollee and for Seminole County, Florida, Michael Ross; Beneficial Finance FIRST FEDERAL wherein Co. of Casselberry; Associates LOAN AND SAVINGS Capital Corporation; Seminole ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE Memorial Hospital and Shirley couNTy, a corporation organized Mercer and existing under the Laws of the is United States of AmerIca, NOTICEOFSUIT PlaIntiff, and MIRIAM MOVE MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE JENKINS and JAMES JENKINS. her husband are Defendants, Civil TO: James A. Haislip and Saliye 1 Haiulip, a k a Satlye Cre.kmore Action No. 11.IiII.CA•09.E. I AR. Bell; William Kilday Rott and John THUR H. BECKWITH, JR., Clerk of Ross. IndIvidually and as the aforesaid Circuit Court, will at Testamentary Trustee ton Pattee 11:00 am., on the 19th day of Michael Rots and Associates August, 1971, otter for sale and sell Capital Corporation tothehlghest bidder for cash at the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED west.front door of the Courthouse in that an action to tonecios. i mor Seminole County, Florida, in San. ford, Florida, the following described property, situated and beIng In Seminole County, Florida, tg.gp on the foilowing property *n Seminole County, Florida Lot 131, LONGDALE SUB DIVISION. FIRST ADDITION, r plat thereof as recorded In Pia5-, Lof 11, less the West 30 fees thereof, Lot 12, Lot 13, less the East Book II. Page 91, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida 30 fees thereof, Block II, WYNhas been IlIad against you. and you NEW000, accordIng to the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 4 are required to serve a copy of your Pages 93 and 91, of the Public wrItten defenses thereto, Il any, Records of Seminole County, uPon LEONARD V. WOOD, Al tommy for plaintiff, at Suite, 75) Florida: Maittand Avenue, Altamonte, Said sale will be made pursuant Springs, Florida 32701, and file the and in order 10 satisfy the terms of original with the Clerk 01 the above saId final iudgment, styled Coul't on or before tt*e 11th (SEAL) day 01 August, otherwise a Arthur H. Backwith, Jr. iudgment may be entered against, Clerk of the Cincuil Count s'oc' for the relief demanded in th*.t Dy Margaret L. Meyers Complaint herein. Clerk Deps WITNESS my hand and seal of PHILLIP H. LOGAN uuid Court, this 14th day of July, SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND towit; 1971; MONCRIEF Post Office Box 2779 Sanford, Florida 37771 Attorneys for Plaintiff (5,1,l Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. PublIsh Aug. I, 1917 DfPUIY Clerk Publish, July II, 23. Aug. I. 5, 1977 DEO36 _______________________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NotIce is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "FICtitI Name Statute" Chapter 09 Florida Statute, will register wIth the Clerk of the Circuit COurt, InandforkminoieCogflly,p0I, upon receipt of proof of the publIcation of this notice, the fic. titlous name, to.wit: THE WASHING MACHINE under which we are engageø In busIness at High. way 1747, Longwood, in 11w City f Longwood, Florida. Thatthepanllesiiwerestedlnsaid business as follows: . W. J. Challos Jafle$A.Chatlos DatedatOrlando,Orangecounty, FlorIda, July 21, m,, Publish: Aug. 5, 13, 23, 39, 1977 01033 DEN 12 IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAUIS CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL NO. 17.)43S.CA.i3.L JIMMIE BLACKSHEAR, also known as JAMES BLACKSHEAR. Plaintift, " MEISCH REALTY COMPANY, a Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO: ME 11CM REALTY COMPANY. a Dissolved Florida Corporation. AND JOHN MEISCII, FRAPII4) MEISCH and A. P. CONNELLY. INDIVIDUALLY AND AS OF FICERS, DIRECTORS. STOCKI4OLDERS. SUBSCRIBING I N C 0 N P0 N A 1 0 R S AND TRUSTEES OF MEISCH REALTY COMPANY, a IJISSOLVEO FLORIDA CORPORATION, IF LIVING, AND IF DEAD, THEIR DEFENDANTS, CORPORATE AND PERSONAL. YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE JAMES M. GORRY, it ux,es al Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT TO JAMES M.GORNY and JANET GORRY, his wife HEREBY NOTIFIEDIhatan Action Pnaying for a Mandatory Inlunction to lonce the execution and delivery Of a deed and conveyance Of following described real property. situated, lying and being *n Seminole Counly, Florida, to A*t. Lot Eleven(lI)oI Block One 1)101 Meiuch'i SubdivIsIon as pen piat thereof duly recorded In the public records of Seminole Counts1) Florida, has been filed by the Plaintiff, JIMMIE BLACKSHEAR, a k a at James Blackshear, against you ahd each of you. and you and each of yOU are required t' serve a copy of 7OUr written defense, it any you have, to * it on ALBERT N, FITIS, Piauntitf'S Attorney, whose address ,5 210 Edwards Building, North Part Avenue, Sanford, Florida 3)77). Ofl or before the 2nd day of SePl,mtr 1971. and file the orIginal with Cie%t of this Court either before service 04 Plaintiff's Altos-My or immediately therealler: otherwIse a default w*Ii be entered against you for the s-clef demanded in the complaint Ospetition. WITNESS MY HAND and Inc Seal oi this Count on the 20th clay 01 July property; Lot 31, (less Road RlghIof.WayJ of FRANK L. W000RUFFS SUBDIVISION OF LANDS, South Sanford, as recorded in Plat Book 3. Page 44, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida has been tiled against ygu and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, tO it on SWANN, SWANN AND HADDOCK, attorneys for Plamnlill, whose ad dress is 11 South Magnolia Avenue, Orlando, Florida, 3200), and file III, original with 11w Clerk of the above. styled Courl on or before August 29th, 1971; Otherwise a Iudgment may be entered against you for Ihe relIef demanded In the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and me seal of said Count on IhI 21st day of July, 1977. (Seat) "very Interesting . . . very fiendly discunslon, - not so serlone, you know, like German ,UtIcIana? I had the pleasure of chatting with Ms. Klein at the Fourth Congressional District meeting of the State Democratic Corn. mittee. The event took place at the Quality Inn III Lirngwood, July 31. Speaking with a charming accent, Ms. Klein explained iat this was her first exposure 'tb any typo of American politics. She Is an elementary school teacher from a little town called Bon Honnef, near Bonn, Germany. She teaches her students "everything" and teaches the same students as they proceed from the first to the fourth grade. Ms. Klein is here on her .9econd visit to the United States as an exchange teacher, During her monthly stay, she stays with three host families. At the present time, she Is the guest of Mrs. Iris Mitchell of Ocala, who brought her to the meeting as way of showing her part of the American way of life. "It (the meeting) was not Quartermaster Bill Mayo, Auxiliary Senior Vice President Nancy Bi,oth, and Hospital 'NANCY ChairmIn Esther Jacobs. Correspondent ________ DIAL _______ 327.1725 _ but Interesting. I enjoyed It very much," said Ms. Klein. She found the speech by Rep. Robert Hattaway "informative" and the entire meeting Instilled a desire to learn more. She hopes to attend some type of political meeting again before she returns home. The meeting also brought in her a desire to be better Informed about German Politics. She stated, "At home I never attended any type of meeting like this, I want to now. It would be nice to compare." confusing, Last Saturday 12 members of the post and auxiliary spent the day operating a flea market stall at the Maitland Flea Market, It was successful and all proceeds will go to the building fund. On Aug. 13 at 7p.m. there will be an Awards Night at the Community Center on North Edgemon Avenue, Members of the community who have assisted the post and auxiliary In their many community actIvities over the past year, and outstanding members of the post and auxiliary, will be honored for their efforts. Awards will be presented by Commander Ed Ramsey and Past Auxiliary President Elaine Schraff. The mayor, city council and other interested cItizens are invited to attend. The small Winter Springs Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary 5405 is busy as uspal. Last week five members Sandra and Albert "Butch" attended a Department of Florida VFW Council of Gautheir of Norfolk, Va. along Administration meeting In with their young son. Jason, are Ocala. Attending were Corn. spending a week in the city. mander Ed Ramsey, Auxiliary They are visiting her mother President Kay Bessent, Post and family, Mrs. Margaret Five-year old Tazni harding, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ames essa,Caue1berry, recently won the State of Florida Peewee hemisphere Contest, after first capturing the local Sanford contest. Now on her way to the National Hemisphere Beauty Pageant, Tami will be judged on poise, personality and charm. The pagent will be held at the Dutch Inn, lake Buena Vista, on Aug. 29 through Scpt.4, with lovely prizes for the winner, including savings bonds, scholarships, diamond watches, mink jackets, modeling contracts and trophies. Sponsors are needed for this contest. For more details contact 834-9592. TamI's hairstyling Li done by Betty, of Jo-Ev's, asselberry. - ELDA NICHOLS. Two charming women from Hacienda Village, Helen Atherton and Estelle Krueger, decided to give themselves a treat. They rented an efficiency unit on New Smyrna Beach. Along with a dog, Pookey, and a parakeet, Skippy the Third, they spent a delightful week "meeting such friendly people" and getting plenty of sun and relaxation. They had such a good time, they plan on going soon. Charlie and Betty Taylor of Hacienda Village had visitors for two weeks recently. Mrs. Taylor's youngest son, Barry Chapman, his wife, Barbara, and their three children, Kimberly, Donna and Barbara Ann, were here from Bethpage, Long Island, N.Y. This was the Chapman's first vacation in 10 long years, and much to the delight of his parents, Charlie opted to spend It with them. ".41; . 'thtr,; Hound Needs Home "HI, My name Is Bambi, and I'm looking for a home. I'm a mature girl, in good health. My motherhood days are over, and I'm well trained, Like moat girls that have been tossed aside, I have a saP story to tell, For lour or five days I was abandoned in a house without food or water until a humane Society agent rescued me. Personally, I've had it with kids and dumb owners, and I'd like to live out my life with an older, dogless, catless couple, who would love and baby me. Please call my agent, Jack Conlon, Humane Society of Seminole County, at 831-3009. Call 339-7002 for other adoptable dogs and cats." - . Abby ' . - •, s* ,..i' , Women's Commission Meets A 2O Off CUSTOM DRAPERIES TOP TREATMENT CUSTOM BEDSPREADS PLEASE.., 'j • Decorating Den.. Marcy Reed, fIve-year.old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.; William Reed, Fern Park, cuddles a young, partCollie dog, at Seminole County South Library. A program was presented at the Library for youngsters, by the Seminole County Humane Society, explaining care and handling of dogs. This sad-eyed dog Is eagerly awaiting adoption. For more information, call 330-7002. DEAR ARBY: About that Couldn't you take time out law. The poor dear never, woman who objected because yourself?" When talking to her learned to give or accept athurricanes were named after son, she always referred to me kctlon with grace because she women but God was always as "she," "her" or "your wife." herself probably had so little as spoken ofas "He, "Him," and 1 Now the lady Is gone, and she a child. "Our Father ) IICVL-r knew how much I reaily Tell those women llbbers to Everyone has a problem. loved her. All she had to do was iock it off. Each season I keep reach out. I was there all the What's yours? For a personal ______________________ time, hopIng the National Weather __________________________ reply, write to ARBY: Box No,. Bureau will name a hurricane "SHE" 69700, L.A., Calif. 90119. after me, and now there Is a Enclose DEAR "ShE": Don't be stamped, selfFI1OVC afoot In Washington to Mother's Day: crItical of your late mother-In- addressed envelope, please. My husband and I recently force the Bureau to change the system and name hurricanes celebrated our Slab wedding after men, mythological anniversary, and for 47 of those . characters or, worse yet, years we received the same kind of "thank you" notes from mibers, ltwouldbeinterestlmlgtohear his mother. From j Example: "Nice of you to how other women feel about 200,000 Rsfti 1* SIseii this latest asinine attempt to send me flowers for Easter, but Imported Oriental if turn a few "temptest storms" why did you send me lilies? Izii Per Roll GI'UIICIOIII 40% Off into nothing more than hot air. not dead yet. Or maybe that's (PrePasted) ç I say, let 'em biow It out their what you want?' ear! CONGOLEUM $ The next Easter I sent a fresh Sq. Yd. 1.1 HURRICANE CIIARLINE fruit pack. 11cr thank-you: "I 4Sq. Yd. 9OSH OrlandoAy SUp i..iVINYL FLOORiNG DEAR CHARLINE: Meet can get better fruit from a i •I e. (17.92) another reader who shares your supermarket. And cheaper, Paler Plaza, Maltland 6472423 view: too," c-_DEAR ABBY Thanks just Then I tried bath salts. Her the same, but they can name response: "Are you te1lIn me I their next hurricane after me. need a bath?" They can have their male Whenever my mnother-In.law God. I'm relieved to realize that received a card from us, she'd a female god isn't responsible say to her soil, "I know SHE For this mess! lrneamllng me) bought it. My name Is Dorothy From the Greek Theodora, which Iflelills "gift from God" - so bring on your hurricane! FAIRWAY " .. PHILIPS (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) LOVE ME I)ear 0 Families Interested in from France, Norway, sharing their knowledge of the Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador AmerIcan culture while at the and Brazil. These students, same time learning about the ages 15- 16. will live with cultures of foreign countries, American families and attend ay want to consider opening the local high school. helr homes to a teenager inFamilies interested in volved with the International securIng further information Student Exchange program. about the International Student In early September the Exchange should call collect progran will receive students 305.561-0607. The Central Florida Corn. (downtown Orlando). The (Ission on the Status of Women program will feature rape will hold its regular monthly prevention materials, meeting on Tuesday at 7:30 presented by Sgt. Beau Taylor p.m. at the Center of Continuing of the Seminole County Sherllf's Education of Women, Valencia Department. Agenda items Community College Building, include committee reports and One West Church Street, by laws amendments. 4 !'s- Mrs. Lucille Ness o" I)i1u4m, Ohio was the guest of Marcel and Dollie Synder of Tusks willa for 10 days recently. again Monday, AUUI7I, 1917-IS Hurricane Spawns Flood Of Protest 'Sv Exchange Students Seek Homes ,' (Herald Photo by Eida NIchols) ' a4 Rocki n R oarunners ' 45,t Reunion The Rockin' Roadrunners, a said lamar Oxford, reunion band 'made up In part of organizer. members of the Seminole High Any members of the class of School class of '67, has agreed '67 who has not yet made to hold their own 10- year arrangements to attend the reunion and play at the Class of reunion, but who would like to 'GlRewiIc*iDlnneratthe Hilton attend, should contact Oxford Ilul, 011 Aug.13. Immediately care of 1020 "We are overjoyed and Hartford BuIlding, 200 K. feeling very sentimental about Robinson St., Orlando, Fl. this perfect gesture of theirs," 32801. ? 99C RPfl $4 ", TAMI IIAIIDING To Play ,__ 9 DAWSON'S WALLPAPER H II i'I IJ JJ,' -- . - DOHOTHYD. LAUNDROMAT budget prices and coin laundry Dry Cleaning at DEAR AIIBY: This Is iii answer to all the gripes from ungrateful mothers who complained about what they received (or didn't receive) for service In a pleasant at. mospIlere. Open am, daily. Located at 7 . FAIRWAY PLAZA On hWy. 17.92 at 27th - JU.41#i * J,r,r'.JuIJ rV,t*lJ, jjn 322. 1739 Try it you'll like iti L .dg A $1 . 4 U.. ;,,i.,. .uul.u..uIu.Iu..u..I....u...I.uuI.....uu.u.u.uu . TWIN SIZE MATIRESS $in AND BOX SPRINGS leg. 1129,95.,,,,,NOW I 7set , FULL SIZE MATTRESS AND BOX SPRINGS Rig. ENTIRE LINE Call Today. We come to your home at your convenience, days, evenin% or weekends. FREE DECORATING SERVICE COORDINATING DRAPERIES, CARPET AND WALL COVERING ! KING SIZE MATTRESS WE COME TO YOU' AND BOX SPRINGS NO CHARGE OR OBLIGATION PHONE 305.322.3315 (Herald Phets by Marva HawkIns PHILIPS' ) coeangn,' 319 West 13th St. CHOIR ' A lane Philips SANFORD, FLORIDA Wally Philips. SERVING CENTRAL FLA. 26 YEARS $i1A() E. 149.95..,..NOW 07 s. QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS $1 ')AOO E ! AND BOX SPRINGS Peg. 229.95.,..NOWI 'iJY Set Over 2,000 Fabrics 8 Colors Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit COV'i By: Jean I WhIle Deputy Clerk 0107 Evening i'ieeald, Sanford, Fl, ": Seal) Albert N. Fills, Esquire OURSELVES Leskowyak of Meadowlark, Peewee Poised For Pageant in;. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. North Park Avenue Clerk of the Circuit Court 3)0 Edwards BuildIng By: Mary M. Darden Sanford, Florida 37711 Deputy Clerk Attorney for Plamntifl PublIsh; July 25, Aug. I, 5, Ii, 1971 PublIjh: Aug. 1, 5- II, 72. II?? DEN 112 ' Uta Klein finds political meetings DistolvedFloridaCorporation,,tai TOAGE COMPANY, Plaintiff, vs. Comwells Hgts., Pennsylvania $9020 YOU ARE HEREBY nOtilied that a Complaint to foreclose a mortgage encumbering the following neat German born American Clerk of the Circuit Court By' •Jean E Wilke, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS IN CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, OFFICE, and ALL PERSONS. KNOWN AND FLORIDA UNKNOWN. CIVIL ACTION NO. 71I)lI.CA09.E CLAIMING BY THROUGH OR SOUTHEASTERN HOME MOR. UNDER THE ABOVE NAMEt? RESIDENCE: 330 0. Gatewood Apts., tmerican Politics Hold Fascination For German _______ I AWARDS Anthony Duval (right) was presented a leadership award, and Bernice henderson (center) received the moat dependable award at the farewell banquet for the Charles Jackson Gospel Choir. The awards were presented by Charles Jackson (left), Mrs. Mary Thorton was crowned Mrs. C. J. Gospel Choir, but was unable to attend the program. $1 Rig. 1399,95,,, NOW I 7U I. .t :' ORANGE CITY __ ______ MATTRESS __I" LiIi1. 2438 Four Townes Shopping Center ______ S. 17.92. Orange City . Phone 775.4551 �I I i r"lil I&""'p. I ' . , o~-4"0" ___ I I ' '"" ; I ~ 6 C"W" 1 MINE ; 04 T40NI , mioNy. Aup$SL HT S EVCffln Sb AOC COMEDY 8 n Yoo: 2 .- At) VILLA ALEGRE (Tues., BsMy. t ____ ' ' SONS Ci) 800 PART JEFFEIONS: George (I) 1}E a reunion of NI al 1111ing .' w.1 dts ' JJ (4) IS THE HOP lOOPERS (7) ALEGRE (Wed.,FrI.) CAR- RASCOLENDAS 3:15 @3 GAL HOSPITAL 310 (4) CI) MATCH 24 24 P JO(J4AL 410 24 (2) (4) (4) (4) () PEWS • MOVIE.Qs-iterof HotP ONed. Parker. (thW SYTE SAGA:- 830 ) (Tint) K.C. arid the &it.*Iine 1230 (2) PHIL DON41JE SHOW.(2) ( CHICO AND THE ___ MAN (R) Ct) SEARCH FOR (P.n.) ThomasGoti, TOMORROW lioundst of @3 RYAN'S HOPE , T,.i,, (' make an (7) MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN storIes of Sir Pelham P.dstioias. Set in the WIS few. 11:30 (2) (12) TONIGHT (4) (1) CBS LATE MOVIE: 'Ko: A thfl9 - ow stories a m Mtsflon ext Pa.din Coins. TorlofI. "TnäAbo5G.orge,th. of a barmy he is unable b declare 'p (Fri.) Chris peycl lois* seeks p_______ vn her parolee pow hence (A) CV ABCCFTICNEDP.EWS based (9) STREETS OF WALT DISNUY$ IOATNIkS ,_' the tx kfl"T7yesFaCEvas cD 2$ SEsaAEsr,i(43 MOVIES: (Mon.) I Freemen. (Tins.) "17w Roes." ftl Taylor. FOR THE DEAF V1Ill do rs. BuC',.Sij iortiy ivor." A 1 Fie 'lisp SAN FRAN. ICONOMYNIYC t-en O&dlvei. (56W) PtAZAS 13B. (d.) - Øers. , Fcw*aI.., PiU.1963.flhi*,)"iw Christi.,' Greta Garbo, Oil ON ONE I P:IS, 5:11 £ ISONNY CHISA Fl a C1 0 30 • (7tZ/t.j( HE SPI 20"TWIJJGHT PEOPLE' 1) HEREkUCY(R) BRUCE LEE VACATbONS 2417€ D.ECffiC - - FACED WI TH A DRINKING PROBLEM? , PAW - DAVID W. MAODs AND DEBORAH K. MAODA. "Mid Care Christian Day School has opening for I and S yr. olds for fal semester. Tuition, $73 no. Cal Lutheran Church of Redeemer 3223352 or Mrs. Martin. 3fl 440 vs. PROSPECTUS CONSTRUCTION CO • INC., ef al, Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of ForeIosure dated August 4th, 1577, entered in Case Cou No 77 55? CA SYSTEMS, and that we intend to Records of Seminole County, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 05anCd of the Circuit regisfersaidnamewilhth,Clerkof Florida. rt of the SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Eighte en th Judicial Circuit of 'the Circuit Seminole County, at public sale, to the highest and best PROBATE DIVISION Florida in Court, accordance with the Florida, in and lot' Seminole County, 77.2U.CP m provisions of the Fictitious Name bkRW for cash, at the Seminole File Nvber wherein NATIONAL HOMES AC County Courthouse In Sanford. Dlviil.n Statutes, To Wit. Section $aS.o CEPTANCE CORPORATION, an Florida, between 11:00 am., and In no, Estate if Florida Statutes 1537 Indiana corporation Is Plaintiff and 2:00p.m.,onweosday,August. ARTHUR KALMUS, S Ray L. UrtOn 1577 at the West Front Dear. Terry L. Urtn Deceased PROSPECTUS CONSTRUCTION CO • INC.. and ED BARBOUR, JR., NOTICE OF Publish July 33. Aug II, 15, IC?? (SEAL) And JANE F. BARBOUR,andOl B Arthur H. Bockwith, Jr. DEN 116 ADMINISTRATION ELECTRIC, and HURSHEL E. Cler k Circuit Court TO ALL PERSONS HAVING TAFFER. db a SANFORD Seminole Co., San ford, Fla. TAFFER _____________ CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST REALTY, and THE _____________ .,. .•• By: JacquelIne Thompson 4.,L$ I 1. Deputy Clerk M. S. Dt.wiay SCHNEIDER. DUPIAY& LEE, P.A. j' FLORIDA" ARRMAK 1 S11.11110111111111E STATE_ 512 American Heritage Bldg. I .. -; !I _.. - -, _____ ______ ____ chez'. ' . the _________ 115 I "What's Happening 11 I I jfl Seminole County? I Read The Ev.iilng Herald I i bv~ . 469 Save53 52.22 It vCP1, U I A & I aces1 L I ' and e ; yourholce of :L • as bewage. 1 .,. TUN* ,* ____ I Notice of Administration' I RI, 1577. w. ! M. N. oss.aaooav. TOM SAWYER 1. I . AVO. , ion A Edwin Shinho j ____ 2Vq'j96 WINTIIPUN i;.: . 96("f96 43P L $lnspAa&vg. . *7•, CIl.l*4., SCAI00 .. •SLMlso,: five of the Estate of AkYHUR KALMUS . I Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE TUESDAY. .HN.000[ VU OIIANSO N.' (lY. 1742) MiuN !.. .... Wilma Louise Kalmus ' As Parental Repreweda ON THE SCREEN ____________ I L ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND from the Civil Division of the OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. U WILL$EFOREVERRRED iCAtot this and the undersigned I Dateof the first as Sheriff of . .... 51tIPIIN$ . _ list 96Ass °'iji WMWL INN 5 • maw a *i ism ••....iCUP Hong *: "WORD N414 beauty Salon for sale, 3 stations, ç'community, very good op. poftunity. Owner retiring.Inquire Box 41), Co Evening Herald, P.O. Boa 1657. Sanford, Fla, 37771. _________ MECHANICS 0 AS ATTE N DANT S --_--- COOKS sales mean extra money .ummsrtQ!! nf Seminole County, Florida, will al lIOOAM.ofl the 3h day of August, A.D. 1577, 01 101 for sale arid sell to the highest bidder, for Cash, subject to any and all existing liens, at the Front (West) Dior of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, the above described per. Property. l.a.caped Attractive rates. 333 1701. Office space for rent or to share Suitable for small secretarial or bookkeeping service. 267$ Orlando 37) 3301 ,'b Ridgewood Arms Apts. ..: NOTICE OF RESOLUTION CLOSING, VACATING AND ABANDONING DRAINAGE EASEMENT Dr.. Fairway Plaza, Sanford. 322. SaM. I, 2, & 3 Bedroom apartments available. Pool, Per. Room,ftudh1V 10.000 i4.000nq It.. Indus trial, commercial, CII W. 1st St., Tennis Court, Laundry Room. AC. Dishwasher, Carpeted 6 Draped, 333 1100. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE i's hereby, given that the Board of County Commissionet's i Call 3236470 between 1:30 & S. liii DeBARY- Lovely large I OR, air,I stiti 1 ____________________________ ne ar Stores, ideal for retired1 - its of August, AD., 157?, in the County Commissioners' Meeting Room in the Courthouse of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, pursuant to --41 -HOUSS Sanford. lovely I or 7 BR, air, wall to wall carpet 512$ & $113. 323 -. -- it '. 8019. _____________________ All Units have built In bookcases and chandeliers at Petition and Notice heretofore given, passed and adopted a Resolution Closing, vacating and abandoning, renouncij and SANFORD $500 DOWN 3301 Sanford Ave I OR apt., air conditioned, CII Park Florida By the Board Of County Corn missioner's of Seminole County, Florida, this Ind day of August, AD, 151?. i'., Ave. $145 mo. includes utilities. Call 373 1359 after 5:30. All units ha ve lighted & floored attic, storage al.. Seal) Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida SANFORD COURT APTS. 373 3301 2301 Sanford Ave. By: Arthur H. Beckwilh, Jr Clerk By Marie W. Walker Deputy Clerk invites you to the good lifet 2 1 Publish:Aug u, 1577 OEO 7$ now apartments bedroom fit 0 available in adult sect ion S ingle story construction. start at 5165. 'V Quiet t Rentals 1303W. 25th St. 4 322 2090 LakeMonroe - Iacres, 3 OR, lit baths, pool, $75,000. Jenny Clark Realty, REALTOR. 322.1551. at . 1. 63 ACRE RANCHETTE, 2 fenced pastures, septic, fresh water well, 53300 per acre, with good terms. SANFORD COURT APTS. 373 3301 JIMSanford Ave I BR, furnished, air conditioned, water, sewer & garbage furnished, 1135 no. plus securlfy. 4 "SANFORD'S FINEST", The split plan of this I BR, 3 bath pool home, with fireplace, will satisfy all your desires. A large screened patio for entertainment. A bargain Apts. for Senior Citizens. Downtown, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto Ave 0 111111 at $65000. GROW OR DIE? 3 Acres of com mcrcIal property for the business that needs room. Own It for 39c a - a, Ior7 Bedroom Trailers square ft. WINTER SPRINGS, Pool oriented Adults Only. No Pets 374$ Park Drive, Sanford Its ANFORD COURT APTS Is 3301 Sanford Ave - - 373 3301 for $21,500. USC down. 4 O FRAME homeon3lotsincity. Under $15,000. Take over mor. gage after down payment. Stemper Agency 3224991 Monthly RentallAvailable COLOR TV, Air Cend,MaidSerV. , IIFINIIWM/~11,104, QUALITY INN NORTH 163I1M I 15.SR 434 Longwood for all I hi' infoi'tnai ion vou lI'ed about iOUI' new eoni to floor plan with 3 sliding glass doorS for exquisite view. Move in The most nrrgy efficient living units available today are at if REALTOR-MLS Eves)3331106; 3210271 go MAR06 BROWN RUTH TUECH $344213 Altamonte Springs Longwood (East) Semiretired or retired couple preferred. Salary, apartment utilities and phone. If Interested mail coupon below for additional Information. ______ NAME ___________ - V CITY: -- .------- $atisfy the terme of said Wilt of Pali Office 777 Sanford, _ Florida 37771 T esephone rn ', I` PublIsh, Aug. I. t 1911 JOIWI E. Polk, S4%SVIfI Seminole County, Flldj Publish: Aug. I, 15,33, $, i,n DEO7t ZIP: KAYE TALMADGE 574.1703 Dolton* --- ------- If you are having difficulty finding a place to live, car to drive, a lob, or some service you have need of read all our want acts every day NORTH CAROLINA 2 Bedroom rustic cabin on 15', acres of wooded mountain land. Terrific view of mountains. Large rock fireplace, exposed beam ceiling, large redwood deck, spring water. $25,500. $3,000 down, assume loan. - STATE: - PHONE:.-_._ MAIL TO ROBERT FISHER, BOX U, SANFORD, FLA. 32771 - . 3 Bedroom cabin on I acre. Good Cream puff) OR. faMily room, air, carpets, Immaculate, Asking sas,. Make Offer. VA, FHA. Oh. FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOC. INC. REALTORS 131.52S3 3 BR, I bath, FR. Kit. equipped, MW carpet, C.H & A. patio, fenced in yard, lot &L'y. Quiet neighborhood. 3731339,524.300, - SPECIAL- 3 OR. HANDYMAN Pricecut Imhoff. Was 511,000. Now only $5,300 as-it. Low down payment. 33331)0. Idyllwild,- By Owner, I BR, 2 bans, porch, fenced yard, fireplace, 7 car garage. 323 75I1. Ill 111111111111 C 1*4 % S tenstrom Realty SANFORD- Attractive 3 DL Ibath frame home, nicely decorated In quiet neighborhood. Includes Fla. room with other extras. One you won't want to miss. BPP WARRANTED. Only $25,900, PINECREST- Quaint 3 BR, 1 bath home in excellent condilion, includes central H AC, built in bar, fully equipped kitchen and much more. BPP WARRANTED. Just $21,300. SANFORD- Neal 3 OR, 2 bath home on corner lot close to hospital and downtown Sanford. Including w carpeting, equipped kitchen, family room, AC.H. Quiet neighborhood. BPP WARRANTED. MUST SEEI Just 532.350. Call Sanford's Sales Lrader 3222420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 7SOSPARK REALTORS fl * GOODBYE LANDLORD* VA & Fl"A reconditioned houses. Starting at $17,500 With $100 down. Payments lower than rent All areas. CAE WHITEHURST, REALTOR 322 £711 - Garnett White vv. Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KR1OER, ASSOCIATE 101W. Commercial, Sanford Wm. J. THOMPSON REAL TY Peg. Real Estate Broker Eves 322 1951 3228652 Why Pay Rent? WITT REALTY Reconditioned homes in Seminole County area. 5100 down. $17,500 up refrig. $30,300. The Sooner you place your cla55ifag ad, the sooner you get results. M. UNSWORTH REALTY REALTOR WINTER SPRINGS- Calif. style 7 MR on noiM rot .1. s. Ill " ' 103W. lit 5i,, Sanford 3234061 or eves. 3330517 2 BR, frame house, 2 corner lots, $4,000. Assume mortgage J3,3W, at $30 no. 3279343 MLS LAKE MARY- 4 BR, 2 bath, ceo tral H&A, carpeted, screened porch, SM,too 333-5652. _ C garage, landscaped & fenced. $25,500. Owner. 131.4463. JIS$AMINU AVINUE Sesetifol I bedreen Ieee that is stiwaled .0 ever an acte of pr$rty limed far aparte.as csmlex needs. Live in tow home and 5.114 yew disirid aparhm,eti in a settin, of bepa laos, csavenieml Si teum. near Lake Mom se. The iwee foat,r,s extra late ksdr..mis. separate dlala5 'see, sad a kItcken witS a 1111,1114 all p1st mack mare. A bit of cevo' ry in Ike cay Ilelts at wily 511.111. A - Sanford, Portly remodeled, 3 OR. 7 bath, 2 slory. New aluminum siding. Only $14,500. Owner, $34 I00. IStory, I OR. 3 baIt,, beautiful cond. Includes rental apt. 1111 Park Ave. 372 5990. flY OWNER 3 7, Cent. HA, separate OR, eat In kitchen, huge POOL fireplace, many oak irs, 173 4141 Khk Red Estate usc. 7517 S. French Ave ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS DOLL HOUSE- 2 OR, I bath, large family room, bargain for retired couple or young couple lust starting out. $14,300. :0uNTRY HOME ON LARGE LOT- Central heat & air. 3 BR, bath, $31,900. 321-0041 ves.372.1547 3334119 201 E. 25th 55 MarIner \illugeO. LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Unf urn ished 1 Bedroom- $143 mo. 2 Bedroom $173 mo. Beautiful Setting Pool Clubhouse Hwy. 17-92 Sanford 323782 Kenmore Zig Zag Sewing Machine in cabinet, good condition, $45. 323 Kenmore Washer & Dryer, $100. or Exceptionally ,neof mobile y, acres plus or minus, 4 miles from 0110"Bridge. fenced 5. ready for horses or garden. Furnished 3 lawnmowers, washer, dryer, freezer, deep well. Low taxes. Easy access. Best bu y in Florida at $20,000. Requires substantial down payment, WALTER B. STEELE, BROKER 3210164 or 322-0949 eves. Steam Ctean'Your Own Carpet Rent Our Plnsenvac CAR ROLL'$FURNTUpE. 3725111 - 6I-nfed 10 Buy $115, balance 551. Singer Futura, SEWING CENTER 1030 State SI. Sanford Plaza, 332 CIII -- Freezer. 22 cu It, United upright, 2 mo. old, white, 3107 3. Key, Sanford 3734317, KENMORE WASHER - Parts, Service. Used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373 0657, '72 VW Pop Top Camper, like new, new radials, best offer. Atlo 14$ VW Bug. Just rebuilt, $700. 323'$5'. 72 Duster, $1403 & 13 Dodge Van, 1972 Thunderbird. new radial tires, 11.000 miles, air, all power. on cellent condition Blue with white vinyl top and interior. A heau$iful car at a bargain price $3350 373 2791 I16 Cordoba, loaded, 14795 1971 Ford Pick Up, make offer. Jerry Sheldon, Dealer, 373 1230. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 75-Recre'ntional Vehicles '65 Rambler, $730 cash. Can be seen at 1118 Oak Ave or call 322.3116. '71 Lifetime Motor Home, 21', air, sleeps 6. Al Condition. 323- 1503. '45 Camaro, VI, auto nags, headers. new paint, $1150 or best off er. 3.95460. 76-Auto Parts - BATTERIES, Reconditioned, Guaranteed, 512.93 up 1105 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford. 323.1550. 77--Junk Cars Removed , NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '73 Models. Call 323 8570 or $31. 4605. Dealer. IN? Imperial -Make Offer CITY LOT - ) Acre on2QthSt.$,300 COUNTRY LOT- 177'xIS0'. near Five Points. 53.000 IOpct. down & monthly payments to I it your budget. Good Used Televisions, $25 and up. Miller's, 2619 Orlando Or, 322. 0357. - A few Citizens Band Accessories. Mus t sell. 322 1761. _____________________________ ________ -- - -- 373-4059. Any quantity NOt.L'S CAS SELBERRY. Hwy. 1792.511001206 BUY SELL. tRADE 52-Appliances 80-Autos for Sale price. No charge other than IS _______ 337 $673 1971 Toyota Pickup with new cap, automatic, low mileage, very good cod., $3590. 372.1790. registration fee unless vehicle is sold Call 9047355311 for further details Wanted to buy used office furniture. ____________________________ cond., two helmets, back rest, adult owned, 1130. 3726*34. Hwy. 92, I mile west of Speedway, CASH 322-4132 Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday For used furniture, appliances, night at 7:30. it's the only one In tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items. Florida. You s.f the reserved Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. WILSON MAlR FURNITURE Ill 315E. First St. '75 HOnda, CL 350. 3,000 miles. Rxc. $2 65-Pets-Supplies SAVE 50% (WE TAKE TRADES) REALTORS Rent Irish Setter pups, I females, I male, 7 wks., Mom died, need good home. 110. 323 5352: 333-4206 SA NFORD 530 6131 or 339 4711 eves. for Gold Washer & dryer, used I year, service contract, $300. Also baby bed, $10. 333 5455. ________________________ Secluded corner lot, 200'x12.S1, $7500. Greene Inc. 64-Equipment will sell separately. Lots of sold row for 5610, pay balance of $233. Ste al ALTAMONTE- CYPRISS LUMBER Open Sun. Only) p.m..lp.m. 500W. Ind St., Sanford Yorkshire Puppies, AKC, males & Iemales, beautiful, tiny, $150. 671103$ or 471 5175, Factory clearance, on stretch rig zag sewing machine's. SInger, new BLAIR AGENCY 17 111 INA4qi,17) 7711) BUY JUNK CARS I rom $10 to $50 Call 337.1631 - BUY JUNK CARS, TRUCKS & imports. $1010530. Newton g, Sorts Used Auto Parts, 1335990 after 35. weekends 3230701 AMC Matador'?], air, PS, PS, Vinyl Top. 11,000 ml., $1.115. 322 3909. 1912 Ford Galaxie Tudor, low mileage. One owner. Exc. cod. 3770170 after S p m. - 5Accessories & REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker Chrysler Cadet, 16, deep V. with 33 323132.5 hp Chrysler motor & trailer, Also, Whiskey Barrel chairs, im S Acre parcels available, Lake maculate See to appreciate, $35 Sylvan area. Some lakefront, 1319 William Mallczowski, REALTOR, 373 eves 372.3357. IC' Aristocralt, 120 HP inboard ', Acre lots, city of Lake Mary, Mercruiser, Magic tilt trailer, water, paved streets, or will build electric winch, depth finder. 337 to suit. Beautiful view. 534.1445 1100 ___________________________ 1961 75 Pip Evinrude outboard 47.A u-Igmges Boust engine Runable, alter minor IIIISM repair. Make offer. 333.7541. List With Us If You Really Want To II' Fiberglas boat with bait well 1$ hp Evinrucie, traitc, $350. 373Sell. Cash Buyer's Waiting, 1621. _______________________ Harold Hall Realty ROInSONMAIziNE ??2114w. 1192 REALTOR,MLS 122 $961 323-SlllDayorNignt Will purchase 1st & Ind mortgages 59__ltsPa,sical ?/erchandise at discount, 24 hour approval. Call - 471 5135. _________________________ Player Piano, $300 SANFORD AUCTION S0-'?scellaneoi,ss for Sale 1200 French Ave., 323 7340 - PLANT A GARDEN at this home. 3 OR, I bath, family room, range, REALTOR 32)0410 Multiple Listing ServIce Eves: 371 0134; 641.3341. trailer; 10 ton hydraulic Press; Large Air Compressor, I phase 7', hp motor; 3 Hydraulic Jacks (I floor, 30 ton & ID ton); Hobart Wilder, Powered by Chrysler 6 cyl. motor. 322 7005. IWx101, $J. FIVE ACRES- in 051 een, 1)2,000 333.7$.' Handy Man's Special acre on 1g. lake, 5)4.000. ALTAMONT 6- Corner lot, frees, Forrest WOODRUFF'S GARDEN CENTER £01 Celery Ave., Sanford galvanized S11-Household Goods Motorcycle Insurance Florida -- __ MUST SEE THIS Good access, $7,900. Good terms. IUIET NEIGHBORHOOD- In Casselberry, close to shopping & schools, large corner lot. Central heal is air,) PR, 114 bath, 125.500. ADDRESS: (I 322.3551 INC. MLS. REALTOR taking applications for position of manaqers of apartment complex In Sanford. Altamonte Springs 3722111 Alter Mrs: 3220640 Hal Colbert Realty Now $344213 Forest City Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. 322.9311 oaks corner lots l33'* 134', $3500. Inside lot I301x 113', $3300. LAKE MARY- Lakefror.t, over I , Days- 3n 6173 NIghts-Il? 2332 Resident Manager Wanted IUUuiIy, COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED - VA & FHA homes loca t ed in many areas of Seminole County $17,300 to 130.000. Down payment low as $100 2371 Park or. REALTOR Call Ba $319593 POOL, above ground 21' diameter, lAcludes tiller & Other equipment. 5' deep, 1500. 373.255. ' drapes, $10 to $50 322 3425. j SOUTHWARD INVESTMENT NT ENTERPRISE- Nice and quiet. 2 BR, large lot, cent. H&A. range, dishwasher, carport. 572.000. yard, drapes refrigerator, much Nobody lives above or below you WINTER SPRINGS Lake Mary- 3 OR, 10/a both new homes. Under $2000 with less than $150 down. Governm en t funding. By builder S31.l61 Equal Swimming pool enclosed by stockade fence, has its own wet bar, bath area & sauna, Even a gazebo. A must se, at $76.900. ERROLL L. GREENE REALTOR 441 4533 more. Mid 530's. 3335003. -- Saw Peg. Real Estate Broker II00E.2SthS1. 3226455 kXFCUTIVE- 3 OR, 2 bath, family i room, cent. H&A, w.w carpet, range & dishwasher, double garage. A good buy for 112,503. 3 BR, 2 baths, family rm., fenced 31-Apartments Furnished The sooner you place your classIfied ad, sooner you get results. TAFFER REALTY LOCH ARBOR- Spacious S BR, 2 story brick waterfront home, formal lIvIng & dining, roomy pantry, family room with fireplace. Also a game room. Geneva Gardens 32,,i.OlSCeves. 372.7443 By Owner, S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. Duplex. Excellent income, con. dillon & family Neighborhood. $19,500. IJOSI.S74.1063, Dettotsa ,..'Mother.in law dream. Lovely extra elfin kitchen, separate entrance, OR. 7 both, spacious familyroom,Withlargefireplac,, large separate 3 car garage Of' workshop. Fenced yard. Central air, wall to wall carpet. Mint garden spot. Good access. Owner needs to sell. $13,300. Terms. These area few of 1.000 listings. We CRANK CONS'TREALTY have all types of property listed REALTORS-$30 6061 Eve's. 1233649 -from $400 per acre and up. We have mall or lar ge tracts. We also hi e several cabins, houses, NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed In our Business old farms, etc. Write or call br Service Directory. free listing brochure. You can call free of charge by dialing I 1004317121. Write or Call today. 2 O R. I bath CBS home, nice corner CHEROKEE LAND CO. lot with citrus frees. Conv enien tly Murphy, N. C. 21904 located, 321 0113. 3AN MO PARK. I, 2. 3 Bedroom trailer apts Adult & family perk. Weekly. 3313 Hwy, Il 92, Sanford. 3731930 ___________________________ 33315. Sanford Ave. entertaining. Spacious rooms, Choice nplghborhood. Extra large oak shaded lot. $47,100 . REAL ESTATE REALTOR 327 749$ ____________________ I --. -_______________________ LAKE MARKHAM'ATES- Lq. Reg. Real Estate Broker p'Elegant custom built I on. 2 bath, French ProvIncIal design, beautifully decorated. Perfect for REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night ____________________ - Lovely tree covered homesite. O Paved road, II5'x302'. $5,750. Good terms. BATEMAN REALTY $25000 1 Acre on large rushing mountain trout stream. Waterfall nrby. APTS. 3 OR, 2 bath, built-in range-oven, 90'030' lot with nice treli. SIPS P1. 41--i APR, 30 yrs. 313 3301 SANFORD COURT disclaiming any and all right of In, County of Seminole and the public in and to the following described drainage easement to wit Drainage Easement No ac cording to the plat thereof recorded in P1st Book IS, pages 49 30. Public Records of Seminole County, %Vht,,re FORD'S NICEST BUILDING: fully carpeted, modern bldg SANFORD COURT APTS Legal Notice Ol'FtCF IN SAN Central ar & heat. ample parking. th'i 3301 Sanford Ave YOUR That said Sale is being made t • SHINHOLS, LOGAN AND MONCRIEF 1)601 37-8ushss Property OPEN Peg. Real Estate Broker 333.130) DayorNgold Housing Opportunity. _______________________ All units have double w'alie.Vsound proofing at 323 SIlo Resod Properly - _________ I Ad in the Herald PH 3223611 or S. - Countiy Setting 322.6457 Payton Realty - NEW LISTINGS Harold Hall Realty Woods Buggy, 10' Jon Boat, Chair Garage so full there's no room for the car' Clean It out with a Want Saw, Hunting Bow; 373 9095 after II' Boat with 45 hp Johnson & 43-Lots-Acreage Across frem Reach Nesse 372-7171 t! 167° - I '4-, Real Estate Inc. remodeled, wall to wall carpet upstairs & down, lovely eat-In kitchen, extra large yard with fruit trees. Separate workshop. 532.500. condition. $41,300. FILL DIRT & TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy, 333.7550 ____________________________ General Contractor Il) 7 BR, R. U. Hutchison. 322.II. 30-Apartnwnts UnlUrnished BARTENDER WAITERS&WAITRESSES - carpeted, adults, no pets, QUIET free canoe use, 337 4170 OCEAN Fk)NT APTS- Daytona Beach. For reservations. call Mrs. establishedclient.Ie,Ioyrs. Small TRUCK DRIVERS AVON WEKIVA RIVER Lease or partner-New small restaurant in Deltona. For sale$500 down, $230 no. 3711116. FORMICA workers-open 201 Commercial 344blIe Homes Casselberry, 2 OR. like new, centra air, patio, awning, adults. No pets references, and be available Immediately For Initial in terview, call Orlando, Mr. Rice, I $55 6100 Collect, WAREHOUSE WORKERS vs Frank Dias, Defendant, which d citaro Ymxhâmt ___ Itil : I in , overhead, and continuous com pony Support, Qualified applicants must have personal 6 financial A.AA "Your Future hOur Concern" SECRETARY-$4,)00yr RECEPTIONIST- $3,730 yr CLERK TYPIST- $3,100 yr MEDICAL SECRETARY- open ACCOUNTANT-open staid. If the claim Is secured, the aforesaid court on the 6*h day of security shall be described The April, A. D. in?, In that certain case claimant shall deliver sufficient entitled, Lawrence Sabin, Plaintiff, L representai, or •he venue or In Altamont. Springs, Florida, Jurisdiction of I he ct. Additional Information available being business High profit margin, low shall be stated. If the claim Is the seal of the Circuit Court of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF particularly described as follows: THIS NOTICE.tOIIle any obI,in One 1574 Cadillac Seville, 3door, they may have that challenges lid A ColOr ID No 6S6RIQ4$37, W validity of the decedent's will, tt* tile NO 10733030 Z nuaIIffr.lions nil the pE'rInsI being stored at Altamonte, Wrecker now S. V. Hardwick. Broker 6411411 make you a success in this simple SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER needed for active company. Mui ( have good typing, shorthand a n double entry bookkeepini abilities Good salary. Ex perhencad only. 641.16%. DeBary NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Admlrnhsjrafiaj, has been mailed are described property owned by Frank I required, WITHIN THREE Dial- said properly being located in MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Seminole County. Florid a, mote I I I operators DELTONA-.- Privacy on taro fishing lake, 2 BR, 2 bath, carport oversized lot. $ per ma. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES selected We provide everything to enable the clerk to mail ono copy to Mot'ISaid Writ of Execution was U each personal represen tative delivered to me as Sheriff of All penonsintere5$4,lifl the estate SemInole County, Florida, and I to whom this NelICS of have levied upon the following S -19L MLM Clø Florida retail organization opening two locations this area Local contingent or unliquIdated. the Seminole County, Flor ida, upon a 4 nature of the uncertainly shill he final Judgment rendered in the 4 , copies of the claim to the clerk I I HUNDREDS PER WEEK u-Help Mnftd Deputy Clerk U I , Furi shed Working partner in expanding I claimed. If the claim Is n yet du, by virtue of that certain Writ of 4 the date when it will become d,e Execution issued out of and under OOP 0 wfthoir SI,', at tie addressof which is Seminole m. North 00 feet of the West County Courthouse, Sanford, $3.3 feet of Block 3. CRYSTAL Florida 37711 The Personal LAKE HEIGHTS, ac cording to the reprqsenttiv, of the estate 5 P1st th ereof as recorded In PIa$ WILMA LOUISE KALMUS, whose Dock P. page I? of 11w Public address Is Grove Drive (Post Records of Seminole County, Office Boa2110 51), Sanford . Florida F lorida; bash for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and he amount DAYS PER WEEK ProfessIonal Maid Service. Licensed. bonded & insured Free e5timat.i rail *11 6IflII Park, 363 - 3231. Johnny Walker )J OR, 7 bath, completely range, disposal. Central heat, air Shag Carpeting. Easy access to I 5. 1752. 10 Mm. to Altamonte Mall $32,300. FLAGSHIP DANK 01 ORLANDO, 1542311 sat. 237. 62-Lawn-Garden Persimmon Hammock, Hatfield 2410 Hiawatha $11753 Sak ,!!-MIC.11ansous for Salt Mobile Home Lot and Trailer, 1131.50111. neighborhood. Formal dining HIDDEN LAKE ESTATES 5 AND READ ALL OVER. J BR, 2 bath brick facade home with 1310 sq. It. living area. Central H. A. W.W carpet, shallow well, metal fool shed. Top condition. room. $37,500 price allows for family room, 2 car garage, kit 5 Hannah's Music Center Lessons, Instruments, Accs, Repairs 710 E lit '" . Sanford 323 1711 statement of any claim or demand Publish: Aug. I, Im they may have. Each claim must be DEO 31 - - - - as - as. asas CLIP HUI - - • ' I HOURS PER DAY or writ e to Universal Schools 1501 N. W.lfh St. MIAMI, FIotIdLn ls in writing and must indicate the Rqnlarpdca T.esda,etd aid ^ 11110 0 1 4O432.75o9 Va! t.:: ARE BLACK & WHITE Lake Mary pCharming 3 BR, 2 bath, located on double sized lot in quiet nice _________________________ 104.134 .1221 - ,•., TWO STORY HOMES then equipped with dishwasher 5 required, WITHIN THREE Seal) MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., THE FIRST PUBLICATION O1 Clerk of the Circuit Court THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk By: Jacqu eline Thompson of the above Court a written • I -It Circuit Court for Seminole l ______ REALTOR $41,530. One Home Remaining, Make Offer ..ntord, new home. I DR. 2 bath 24--Business -------------. Opportunitje .--.. .1 BR, 7 bath, beautiful Pinecrest ar ea. Large attractive yard, with extra laroqpnoI, New rooS;,fa, pprais • 0,500. story. Extra spacious rooms. tiful Ire, form swimmIng Beau pool, HOUSE 5, 5 ACRES.Hwy. 44. Free rent first no. House needs repair, $100 no. REALTOR Associate, Orlando 1543017. Bank Uquidan family rm., 2 car garage, on acres of wadded land. Off Doyle1 INC Kirkwood, 12' wide x 411, exc. Road on Sheryl Drive. cond., ex tras, lot 11114 Park Ave. CYPRESS PARK REALTY INC. I Mobile Park, Sanford. 131.3052 or 211W New York Ave,Delatsd 3736242. ,) BR, 2 bath, extra large corner lot. No City taxes. Charming house, priced at a low $23,500. Excellent terms. li1 BR,? bath, lovely large older? p.m. good transportation Salary plus commission Many company benefits. Send resume' to Boa 612,1 Call foil free (31 Mrs 33771. The name and address of the said property being the same as set personal representative's attorney forth in the Final Judgment of I re set forth below All persons having claims or Fo reclosure. DATED 11515 41 h day of August, demands against t he estate are In?. SUBSCRIBE NOW _CALL 322.26 1 1 ,1 A 0 nn A.M. on oc ed situated an being in County, Florida, Probate Division. Seminole County. Florida, tGIt: Want to Know I 111_ 00 of ARTHUR KALMUS, deceased, the 11th day of August, 1571, the File Number 77223 CP, is pending in following described real estate 1971 ___________________ ..,_' -. T Publish Aug. 0E031 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL HERALD are Def,fldani I will sell OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED to the highest and b est bidder for IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED cash at the West front door of the SemInole County Courthouse. that the administration of the estate Sanford Florida, at 11: Jacktonville, Florida 32202 (Attorney) ptrector Trailer Driver Hea vy Equipment Opr, Diesel Mechanic Forfurtherinformationcall 133 45$lorwvite Sanford AlA nonfamilyGroup P. Or Box 553 - San-ford, F a 3fl?l 1. b:enaii out building, laundry room. Loki Monroe, SIso mo. 5611111 24" after I co Evening Herald, P.O. Box I 1437, Sanford, Fla 33771. . LEARN A TRADE Iorfamillesorfviendsof problem drinkers Case N.. 77.I32S.CA4.5 the abovecaplioned action, I will sell the property situated in Clerk of the Circuit Court FICTITIOUS NAME S.minoleCouety, Florida, described By: Mary N. Darden NoticeIshIr,bygiv,ntfw, Deputy Clerk engaged In business at 51$ Spr ing a,: Unit 376. HEATHERTON Publish : Aug. I, IS, 22, 25, 1571 Oak Blvd., Altamonte DEO32 Seminole County, Florida SprIngs, under theVILLAOE.UNITONE,aCCOI-diflgto t he 15, pages thereof 34 as recorded fictitious name of SOUTHERN Book and 37, in Plat Public ' * 1213 - Sanford,FIorld.3fl7I FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR TOAGE ASSOCIATION Piaintilf, , Arthur H. B.ckwith, Jr. cc rid 0 imii,Olt ours. Ideat ? REPRESENTATIVE to sell major appliances in gas energy for local utility . Experienced preferred Must be neat appearing & have ll-InStnjctji Writo P.O. JUDICIAL CIN tO or more 322.6007. ______ Can Kelp IS ALCOHOL PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL NON - ______ Perhaps Alcoholics provisions of the Fictitious Name E. LINDQUIST, COUNTY, FLORIDA. for the relIef demanded in the CIVIL CASE NO Statutes, ToWit' Section $4305 ".."?.CA 05 C Defendants Complaint or Pet ition. florida Statutes 1552 NATIONAL HOMES AC. NOTICE OFSAI.l 'jc5' Liiavois DONE AND ORDERED AT CEPTANCE CORPORATION, an Plotico 15 Isireby given that, SanfordCountyofSIffiinQIe,$fafof Indiana Corporate Publish: July 25, Aug I. I. IS. 157y pursuant to an order or a final Florida. this Oh day of Aupusf 1q11. DEN hIS Plaintiff, judgment of foreclosure entered In (Pal) COM. _______ Okra for canning, at the field. 10 lb. 11413. DIVORCE FORMS- For free formation write to: Boa 71II, Pompano, Fla., 33I. Florida in accordance with the ROBERTM.J.MOEfldEOWARD adefauItwi$Ibe.flter,dagai,.fy charles DkiJ..,j. (B&W) 1930. (Fri.) "That Kind of men.'kzowl.wsn, tP.i. (06W) 1. 1000 7= 7 7 T1Wn - offering own room, bath, b01d. small salary for hgIII housekeeping & livi.ln COt rn. panionship for elderly lady. 3 I. IN THE CIRCUIT JUDICIAL COURT OF THE Plaintiff, written defensel in the above EIGHTEENTH CII. proceeding, on PIaIrWltVs attorney, CUlT, iN AND FOR SlMiNOLl Circuit Court, Seminole County, vs. b Tar,- Fridaj Unmished -. 3 OR house, Technical Eicco $11SP1U% security. needs supersharp person for a,,, challenging position, You'll need good skills with engineer i ng 7 OR. country house, older couple background. Top salary, no children, reference req uired AAA EMPLOYMENT $100 mOflI,, 3724454' 20) Commercial 373 5)76 - Is 32jses - OSTIEN ARIA- 3 IN, 2 bath, New & used Mobile homes ready lot central heat I air, cement block occupancy. with simulated brick front con. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES slruc.lign. L.r; spicig.s kitchen,1 33 Orlando or., 333 57W SWIMMING POOL HOMES _________ _______________ SECRETARY, ___________________ • ioso. 7:1*. 5:11 - N oon residence is 10333 Fondreri,, No. 1531. Houston, Thai. or Mrs. Holcomb, 323.1347. You are hereby r.ealr.d to file isi __ . o'oiu000 your answer, or written defenses. if 520 any, In the above proceeding with 9---Good TNngs to Eat i the Clerk of this Court. and to serve a copy thereof upon ELECTRIC the Plaintiff's FRESH FROM THE ORCHARD. S (1) NEWS attorneys, whose name and ad',i* COMPANY Carolina Peaches. 3 lb. for II appears hereon, on or before the 5th ___________________ Mangoes, 3 for $I. Rock Shrimp I day Of S&Ptembliti 197?. the nature of lb packs, $555 BAGOS this proceeding being a suit for MAKKET. 34*3 Sanford Ave Legal Notice foreçjre of mortgage against the Sa - Legal Notice nford 322 3661. following described property, to. wit: FICTITIOUSPIAME Farm Fresh Okra for canning or IN Till CIRCUIT COURT, Lot II. Block E. WOODMERE Notice s hereby given that lam EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. PARK SECOND Fri freezing Mon. Wed REPLAT ac engaged in business at 1313 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Matinken Farm 2043 cording to the plat thereof as Char lotte St • Altamonte Springs, COUNTY, FLORIDA recurded in Piat Book 13 Page 73 Seminole County, Florida under the casi NO. fl.1113 CA ft A Public Records of Seminole County, fictitious name of THINGS OF SHAKER SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, Florida Legal Notice CLAY. and that I intend to register a banking corporation. If you fail to file your answer or said name with the Clerk of the Michael DeBak.y. heart 'uscn (W) AS SUSR1 a J in.) i TENNIS: Topic: 24 Sunday ____ 42-4le Horns. - __________________________ - Menday,Auustl, iffl -s• . 41-410U115 New 3 IN, 1 bath homes, 123.100. Government subsidy available, Builder. 3222257. Evil Housing Opportunity, LOOking OrINewHomo?Chec 11 the wflI Ads for houses of ever IF ISO and PYICO. , ,.for housewives. AppiyInpeq0 Burger King of Sanford, 2530 S. Orlando Ave. The Da Before Publication ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call To 11 1. Free, 621 1377 for "We Care. Adults & Teens NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO: DAVID W. MAOOA and DEBORAH K. MAODA, Whose .ISar.R v. 4snord ij p aid u'4 C3dy othni.r, nar p (Fit) Slwtui*. Pan Id. bwo 24 MISTER ROGERS' _)U . Defendants Band, Henny Youngii'1 . I)RAY5NOOn, Noon Vi. Rather, Blossom Owl, .' ___ U'icMle: (Min) t "W' Episodes 15 33ca11n ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) DEADLINES CUlT IN AND FOR SIMIN0LI COUNTY. FLORIDA. 500 (2) ADAM 12 (I (I )STAR TREK (I) P.ER GRIFFIN SHOW.• through 19. 24 LijAs, YOGA pj EIGHTEENTH (4) DEWITC*Ej E1L4.BIRER RE' , perlenc, preferred Apply person. Sanford Nursing & con vallicent Center, S* Meilonviil, __________________ Burger King now acc epting ,op. lcations for part time day em. ' IN Till CIRCUIT COURT OF Till . Mo. MARCUS WELBY, (2) () NEWS (4) (1) YOUNG AND REST. oii PubliSh July II, 75, Aug . DE Plo, (I -. . Sheriff Seminole County. Florida (4) P.bIALES NAVY (I) THE NEW MICKEY At lei noon (i) CAPTAIN John E Polk. IRONSIOE 12:00 (4) ment and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Flori da. will at 1100AM on the th day of August. A D IC??. offer for sate and sell to the highest bidder, for cash, subject to any and all existing liens, at the Front ( West ) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, the above described per. Wet properly. That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of said Writ Execution 3:00 -p (4) (4) additional Information available from the Civil Division of the Seminole County Sheriffs Depart (2) W ANOTHER WORLD ALL IN THE FAMILY 2 (PrL.TUiS..ThIJ)VL 1156 S being slored at Ratlllf & Sons, Sanford. Florida. EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA REPORT PIFJI3 pC.) .10 (1) WODEHOUSE PLAYHOUSE: Sti Ii of based on the ofOl 10 ______ 725 I 625, ''r, 11 0 Casablanca.' Th. Mars iar Left 1- . 1946 The boys We o a hotel WI Casablanca. meet jewel THE of NEL4.EHRER FE. (7) 9LW ') icons.cutivetlmes ONMYIS2IØ . iip, 30 IT*L t) 8EsuEs]Ttí (I) GOOD MOa3AMEROk raood MJT* ibid." 10.30 MOVIE: "A MØ WI PLAZA I 4 i.&sr1aetJrl. (R) wJ they start biityIn the iIi fwy.(R) PillS I THEATRE Tu, @3 on- • PEWS ovibi OYD am of 725 En$ut*1 Grove fl.d.. I Y Ord msarvwss , deft TER ,, _-______ itirns ....... ......... 43ca 11n v• 3 . .. . . 5:30 P.M. 5:00AM. MONDAY thru FRIDAY j, 1316131 RATES HOURS dellv,reo to me as Sheriff Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following described property owned by Eudeil Conquest, said property being Iocatedinseminolecoun,y.Fpor ida, "'Are particularly described as follows One (1) Ford LTD. Gold In Colo Title No. 04055317, ID No. t.0 TURNS (7) AMERICANA 200 (E PYRAMD 2.30 (2) ( THE DOCTORS (4) (1) T7EGUIOINGUSHT (Fit Oty) re of CLASSIFIED DEPT. - ato.piaIqwrt,pf OJobshePe.r.nc,,,, 41-Houses Ecn1a Hr;id,jpfo,d, Fl, . .--' I take Mary- 2 BR duplex, contra heat & air, Carpet, drapes full IqUipOed kitchen, itto ?O £4.1 0113 d•yb; £4S33,2 eves. - MACHINIST, 531-9993 322-2611 Eudeti Conouest. Defendant. which . PA__ ___________ ---_----~___. Orlando - Winter Park Seminole sank of Sanford. Plaintiff. Mthof 120 (1) FAMILY FEUD: PreEntitled At, II 70 24 TODAY (Lc rswoTICM ) CA (Tint) AN 49J () $25) r1.q SURVIVAL KIT (Thurs.) a.M. SOMETHING PERSONAL (At) IITHOMAS RE. Cl) ________ LITItE HOLE ON saiddrnin(R) ; in. 1000 AGFiONSKY AND 00. BONNY N4) O'ER ______ THE PRAIRiE: Two W*e1 I li ( 686 *view. (R) ii)A REPORT (2) " LOVE OF LIFE (2) (4) I) SPEOAL Lm, 1967. - @3 (4) - GD I .-- (Thurs .) THE WILBURN BROTHERS SHOW (Fri.) SONSHIPIE: With Bobby Ich. (.11) SIR ____ rn 1EaOFFo. wm (2) (Pkn.) ODUPiY (Turns.) PORTER WAGONER SHOWi) NASHVILLE ON THE Mills. Unforsssn Problems t øi I Lss wk&. rit 1967. (4) (4) MAUCE PW*x when she is looked in a temeiniad Bis guests. (R) (7) DOIJ'SH. CASE 910 (4) (1) frtLSFMRFVcJiwils Lw.. I -, 'Y 710 (2) WILD KIN000M (4)HOiAYOO SQUARES (.1) 14 SEARCH OF..."ki Tri.. ___ HOOANS 1 - ._ GRI mic (I) $ioo,000 ?4*ME THAT TL 630 Mills. .k*m PORT 1111111 MY TI (2) (2) t PeC MOVIE: LRSCLL 11 (iJFVSEA(EF Family y. He* (1)WORLD OF THE SEA Ill j!!1.) SOUNDING a*sEaAu. (I) THE CRO6STS HO4(S HEROES il I BLACK EXPERIENCE 7) () ruvilik, (4) ( HAPPY (R) (I) (Fit. oty) THE SPACE. SHIP DiwJ*'tws LM _rs of ms ørof fl.id 'P ø 2Ithe upsce hJ (utsA,). Gii tir. (it Wj (Tust, Thin.) PAW ALONGPE Koiiiu&j (') AU(MDE.S At M.D. 1120 (2) () (P.bi Svou Thin.) IT ANYBODY'S GUESS (I) (Isbt) ITS THE LAW (Tint) 30 MMJTES () Ci) MONDAY NIGHT io itu. THE TRUTH 11 (2) 6 ISStha((howk)$j, met "(Fit)-71tel'TifflodUls." ____ ;/..rning c*wi NI _______ hkfl b years of onifte d - Tu.sday , Pes MOM- Mut) *The I3. &k .nss Fec. (Tas) Isu" L*UL" (W) . 1 (Thin.) Surt .T W,THE (7) ( CID SZYSfl4YIC New ., = 1I-HSIpW.flt,d CLASSIFIED ADS , NOTiC$I$H$RIsyopV$Nt by vwtue of that certain Writ of Execution Clued the seal of the County Court of muoi. County, Florida, upon a final judgment rendseid aloreIald court on the day of Auuit. ao. lfli. in that certain case entitled, The Atlantic National UV ALL MY CHKDM ____ TDN$ (4) ((1 1)E BEST OF I LOVE LUCY - NOTIcio,$$,rnpp,g $ALI HOLLYWOOD ____ 8:30 620 () ts'r (4) (I) C P'EWS FAMILY AFFAIR (7) V±AALEGFE Ci) ADC PE - C1800 AOObOyS WS41 Jets wTipákykith. p srJ Ill (R) ZOOM CI) u • . •• i.gai ______ - (s. N) 1 I I -1 his -_ - ' 800 1 Ifs I Monday- 11.4 I - . I ~ African Night Crawlers so large Steinway Grand Piano. 6'?", Ebonized finish with concert *OfITlt.$l. Also Peat, fine Quality, $I bushel Wholesale bench. Otters considered 530 1571 your container. S buShelS or more, ?Sc per buihel IIAGC,S MARKET,oo-Officpls 7113 Sanford Ave, Sanford, 337 -_ 3661 sale, (.,jrlO., Used Office Furniture of indoor outdoor wrought iron furniture Any type Item Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & available. We are agents for the cabinets. As is. Cash & Carry. manufacturer to immediately tOLL'S dispose of Ihis merchandise Casselberry, 1757,1)o 4204 regardless of loss, Country flilho U..,.. __ Lash Says: To Beat These Jim 'Try BLUE BOOK DEALS WIth 6 Month, 'FREE SERVICE AGREEMENT" `66 VOLKSWAGEN BUG Ecenomyt '66 IMPALA 2 DOor New Stacker OCyl.. Auto., Air 71 FAIRLANE S tereo. 72 CATALINA 2 Door Air, Tilt, 74 VALIANT 2 Door HIT Air. Auto ocyl.. Auto.. Air 74 GREMLIN '75 GRAN PRIX 'i' 10. One Owner Loadedt 72 CORONET WGN, 5395 5495 1495 1295 1795 9995 4195 995 Blue Book Cars Hwy. 17.92 • Sanford 321-0741 • Orlando $30668$ �411--Ev"Ing Ntrakt Son", Fl. Monday, August1,Im BLONDIE by Chic YOUnç LONS AS ACROSS 46 Common E I Now N= LIKE TO " A RAVR? CN S NG CREAM! book 5 Minutes of Fever 49 Disagrees 53 Threaded nail 57 Flying saucer coun c Answer to Previous Puul. ailment 48 Engage in 9 Time tons 12 Impulse 13 Very dry L 11111016 _1111110 01111411111111101 a a 9 [in Is D I brother 60 Docile % -. J?tI*1 BEETLE BAILEY by IT PRIVE8 ME OUT OF MI BEETLE you jcj HOW htP I GET WHEN VLI UE IN BEP ON YOUR PAY COWF WHY P0 Walker 25 lit, DOWN 29 Said 33 Auto workers 1 Ho l ds (abbr.) boosts of burden 36 President abbr.) 2 Stylish cft151 19 Help 43 Coat arm 21 Invitation '• 45 Winner sponse (ebb,.) 47 Bear-like 23 Sound of 49 dismissa l 50 Former 25 Binary Spanish 26 Sh.kesp.ar. culture 39 Throt-spot 4 Reeks 27 Kill a fly THE 1 I ENTE4MENT VALUE P0 I'T'?f MINPI Mort 40 E I I Narrow strip of cloth wonder 34 Tight colony 51 Lather I I 88 '1I THE BORN LOSER 'I IF I VWT TOW CDW Oil U0 OW I JI' ACV I IHAT WOW 1IiT3D5T(MA t3 4 3 - - 5 6 7 - 12 13 15 16 - - • I ,-'- â4W I by ARCH I E ir NIE "V' SO WHAT u 'i v ,. HAS A LOTS OF VISIT ME* FRIEND, VANESSA BEA*& PECPtE AND 'YOU SHOULD Sli HER CHAIR. GAMI ROOM ..CHAIf OY IF YOU mlPTF! LOCOSS ARE RICH. ... SHOULCI MEET so" OF THEIR FRIENDS! Bob 24 38 - sT BUT l 39 - - - - - - - 32 - - 41 - 48 ______________ 52 - 53 — — — 54 55 — - - - i wlTI4 Caqw! - - — — — ' I tij' - - - - — — — — - _j — — — HOROSCOPE - AN . 91 nOICrILLA'S POP r DI D NW YES! CNE THIS LONG, BUT IT A / W11 , AWAY! fective when taken this way. PO 'YOU OUGHT B-O-OT C"J "1 i ) •1_ . " _) 9 EEK& MEEK ( by Howie Schneider AV3 COT RI3 F_bA kALL, LE73 LPWJG FOR JO? ID ) JUST .PM.. \ I f 10 THE 0 Z 1. fairness guide you. All will kb a 31 !iL BUGS SUNNY A9732 ' E.51' PEKSONALITY.11 0 V 1094 #J 92 TAURUS(April 2D.May 20) if a 11 1N1 U 0u 6 II INiIk?' ' I CHECKS I _____________ MAjCI MdI ______ "." PRINTED I$ YOUR V 1.0 LiI'f' A 20 D.1.RR 11111,16 . ..,. "SIGN — I I ____________________________ I I DOONE tBURY 1 ______ . '•\ _____ ' .. + " businesses have already res n de d to his appeal for .: 0 .' — '*t' /l&ri. '• . ".',,,, r, the II state troopers serving iii the Seminole County area. The Vests cost approximately $100 The Seminole county coordinating Today (.). -. ' By MARK WEINBERG + ., , : . 'i.' Herald Staff Writer annexation in court beca use, mercial land uses" in the area, The city's "strictly commissioners contend, the which wo ul d "necessitate the volunteer" fire dcpartnient has '. 'i by Garry Trudeau vi AEAWTPAT ANymyrille V 61W OV 7D 6W- JON UM 7UA5i&A"0A N7W49 _W, agency, In the statewide - . , Lake Mary I population of agrlcultis-aluse of land southçt potential: - The city's pu SR4IA between Rhinehart and Public C wor Cowity commissioners have Rantoul Roads, but the Lake department doer not have "the city's the man and not to make any attempt to apprehend him. Cardenas is described as a white tuale I Latin), 29 years old from 155 to 160 pounds with li gh t brown fugitive may be in the Orlando area. John department spokesman, said that Detective Chad wounded in the left shoulder area," Spolski Barton of the Seminole department, who formerly said, and reported to be Ill the Orlando area. lie said hair, green eyes. "The worked for the Miami there is no information Police Department today received a clarification oil the accused killer's description. Spolski said while the pubiic Is asked to available oil the method of travel or the vehicle the fugitive may be using. "lie MaY be armed and is considered dangerous." L _____ . ... • ' :' I ' 'flVIL • --;' .• _ , o-_-- LA .. ' Al sibillty of the city," says the Williams letter. , — Lake Ma ry does not own - date law, lention that libe city Is capable any land for its proposed new The city last month Annexed the interchange is "not providing urban-level ser, city hall complex. IV city now acof the 1,600-scre Heathrow area, preiently designed" to vices in the Heathrow Area. The rents a privately-owned Which would permit majority commodate high traffic flows 41ioperty owner Jetio Pauluccl which would result from Williams letter calls attention building on Crystal Lake Drive to several aspects of the city"s for its city hall. pment. ta develop a large residentia l commercial service providIng — The countls° ouraging current area eventually tripling the - I,,aiie Mary's rented police 'T - 4 and Commissioners al challeng ed Lake Ma ry's concommissioners' letter ;;ys, but I I should see Cardenas, they are warned not to approach annexation Mary plan must take place Interstate before October, accordi ng to m4cji BA ajjC' 7MV-7Wvi ' Central Florida law enforcement — The Lake Mary plan along Interstate 4 along waste disposal is all urban "encourages commercial "quextionable." Rhinehart and Lake Emma service which Is the respon. Final approval of the Lake dillveliopitnent in On Rea of "a Heathrow 4NU- AW AV MM way Am UJ by Commissioners, in a letter to signed Commisslomi Boulevard intersection will system, Lake Mary Mayor Walt Chairman Dick Williams to result from another feature of — Solid waste collection and Sorenson also cal led many of Mayor Sorenson whi ch points Lake Mary's proposed plan di sposal for the city Is now Ie proposed plan's statements out three apparent land use the designation of large provided by franchise to '4latlng to Lake Mary's conflicts with county proposals: amounts of industrial land uses private collectors, and "solid report to the nearest law dragiiet for Ilighway Patrol Trooper Bradley Steven Glascock's accused killer. Felix lianion Cardenas, said today the vests annexation area is not "com• four-lanlng of Lake Mary "no permanent, full-time The Sem inole Co unty Corn- pact or contiguous" and creates Bo ulevard, SR-46A, Rhinehart firefighting staff." In addition, mi.eslonera Tuesday identified "serpentine patterns," In ap- Road and Rantoul Road," says William s' letter, the city "some land use conflicts" parent violation of state an- Williams' letter states, lacks a central alarm and _____ by,buIIeIproof vests Trooper Killer In This Area? each. "We have $300 from Harcar The fire situation remains critical, equipment to the western to augment the weary local lina and Virginia, and from Alwninum, 3500 Orlando Dr., United %Cou n y Ci*tes 'Conf 11"cts' WI '*th Lake Mary Planni* ng ____ U; two tiIgh.alier.slugstup,p during tests.' mooytopurctiasethe vests for + Technicians scurry from radio centers 24 hours a day. Some said the center's director, R.L. Monday morning from Knox. ______________________ tributlon and is acting as F'' 1' amm 7M AM OW 6VMVtaV Jim Maloy, manager of Farm Bureau Insurance agency in Sanford, said that two area States. This is where the firefighters, stretched thin as state divisions of forestry in Sanford, and Flagship U.S. the southern Idaho desert, but work are beginning to show on largest forest fires occur and the blazes continue to spread. Bank of Seminole, 3000 Orlando I I lIIlH W AV5041i NOW W Patroll ell a e EXPOrts Monitor Fires In Seven States BOISE, Idaho (AP) AND, LOST VVU - . passengers in police cars that responded to the disturbance call paying off. 1 ( room hu a Panoramic view of ancl the long hours And hard Lee and John Romfla ' + .41 Now York, N V lOt)l9) _______________________ ____________________ ANIN H4 A". AM 7M 15 MA S)0Z5. 1L))(U Avaw rr %a W"A , employes and two young men Identified as having been civilian meteors per hour, # investigator from Cheshire's office, eight police department bulletproof vests for Seminole ... KI a_-, .: c256irArING ... ______________________________ by T. K. Rya n . height, shower Is expected to provide 50 ,. + Area Support examinations In the investigation at their own request. The efforts of a Sanford On Monday the gra nd j ury heard 11 witnesses, Including an busiiiessma,i to obtaifl +.... cir Hiraid photo by Bob Burger of meteors caused by Earth intercepting rocks and dust in wake of Comet Swift-Tuttle. At its between the county's planning nexation laws. The Williams letter claim dispatching system, a pum per The commissioners this efforts and the Lake Mary additional traffic problems at which uses fire hydrants atid An proposed comprehensive plan. morning voted to send a letter the Interstate 4 and Lake Mary adequate water distrib itioll T.4A*4 1.1 VoIJ juvenile's arrest. Six Sanford police officers reportedly took polygraph % , Ae G is investigations of the "police brutality" allegations made by members of Sanford's black community fit connection with the on Drew Avenue the morning of June 25. 'JlliU 'I and planets $,,ring meteor showers to . . •. . .1 occur d uring preua iiOUrS of LPULII .iiUrsuay I '. - .... ........... OURSELVES .......... ........ . ......... ............. ".'-.. "" Map drawn up by staff of John Young Museum and Friday. Arrows represent predicted paths I A ______________ -'- Horoscope YOU ( 1_- & Planetarium. Orlando, shows position of TREAT , ' TiMe' _________________ - •I,n1Pi.To,uI.lw TUMBLIEWEEDS STAR & Sheriff's Deputy Greg Hare (left) wears bulletproof vest under uniform, while The tall youtli has pleaded Innocent III juvenile court to two Captain Jay Leman displays strong, lightweight garment. counts of disorderly Intoxication and a charge of assault upon a police officer in connection with the civil disturbance In th e Washington Oaks subdivision, He Is scheduled for trial in juvenile court Th ursday but courthouse sources said today that Cheshire's office is expected to ask for a continuance because a state's witness Is away on va cation. Cheshire's office, police department internal affairs officers and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) made separate +, eaoin' iTs .— ...— recently reinstated by the police department as part of a negotiated settlement between the city and the federal Equal Employment Opportunities Commission, Moore is now a $12,000a-year act ing sergeant in charge of th e depa rtment's an imal control division. Moore's stepson was briefed by attorney James Golden In a hallway outside the fourth floor courtroom where the grand jury is In session. Golden went before the jury earlier "to explain the ground rules under which his client woul d testify," according to State Atty, Do uglas Cheshire. Golden told the youth before he enter ed the grand jury room to "testify only about what happened to you." FHP Vest $ Dr'oive __ _iia Moore, a police patrolman for 12 years, resigned but was the queen of diamonds for a mvkww evor XILL jLX&-A first cl ub and South takes his by Stan $0011" $Ma Lips HELPI" e ' dummy and decides to go bring it home some of the Miff, AND XU MAKE lou A~! Earlier Moore claimed officers beat ills stepwn in retaliation - , ... ... .... ....... LIBRA (W. ZI-Oct. 23) gain a substantial return from 8 Should you have something source other fti where you by Bob Thavos The 15-year-old stepson of Sanford police officer John C. Moore was before the Senilnole County Grand Jury for nearly an hour this morning as the jury entered the second day of a probe into allegations poli ce beat the youth when he was arrested June 25 In connection with a civil disturbance. Moore was waltinig just before noon to testify before the jury consoles to maps of the western have been on duty almost cow depository," said Maloy. TI I• .lOe Ince I -o l Aay, mar 4 4th hi ston el ' 0 A KI second club lead to the.king ' the day On Monday, more than 1,ODO lie said Harcar has specified &KQ5 when a special fire emergency Next comes the lead of a third)' I , red X's. center, that its vests will go to Both vulnerable experienced firefighters were head for awaiting fire. for orders to Each X represents a forest plan was put Into effect. club, East cashes the ace ind Patrolmen C.L Tomlinson Jr. Jack and eventually the fire. This is ft "war room" of The fire center is a coopera. either waiting at Boise or en West North FAII South defense collects one more R.L. Lovering of Sanford, the Boise Interagency Fire tive effort of live federal route to the center for dis. Arthur Bradley of Laurel, Around 7%e Clock 4-i and I N T. spade and the ace of hearts for &.B mid Ernie Jacobs of Oviedo, Center, which Is coordinating a agencies ft was the seventh Bridge Forest patching to other western Miss., said — the U.S. Pass 2 NT. Pass 3 N I down one" A second account has been .. battle against flames that have Service,the Bur eau of points, said Arnold Hartigan, a time he had flown west to figh t Calendar ..4-B Pan Pass Pass Tn. opened at the Pan Arnenicaji consumed nearly 2 million Management,the B fire information officer. Since fires, "I've fought fires in Mon. Cornice Opening lead — 3 & f ................... Bank of DeBary by the res In seven states. than the National Park Thursday, he sold, nearly 2,000 tana, then in New Mexico and N flel3ary-Deltona Rotary Club, en had been dispatched last year we were in Virginia, theemapLeach fire d Service n 'the U.S. By Oswald & James Jacoby __________ _ and through the center. according to club spokesman, Kentucky, then on that big one Editorial ................ 1,0 its size is posted. Oil a tare Wildlife Service 03wald: "The flatter your I*B Jerry Haley. Ile said persoms board nearby, the location of Through It, men and equip. After the crews arrive at the up in Michigan," he said. An Alabama reader asks if distribution, the less valuable &Ii wishing to contribute toward -a fire fighting aircraft is ment are * i your hand. There just aren't there Is any reason why they usually rest for 24 The mess hall was full Mon- Dr. Lamb for Voices are heard checking the California. 6-B Oregon, hours,' receive training In the day as crews flown in t enoufh prospects for your should not open two notriJmp highway patrolmen should with: small cards.' lociatJon of men and equipment. Washill0on, Alaska, Colorado, use of protective fire suits, then before ate lunch and waited for Hospital 3-A &KJx VAQiix $KQxx %AK Spread over desM are situ. Utah and Arizona. Jim: "Thus, we recommend 1.3.a contact the bank for more in. are airlifted to areas where the call to move out. They had formation. Ation reports, cold cups of cot. Wt with 4-3-3.3 distribution "This is the most central lo. more crews are needed. come not only from Missisigippl, Sports None whatsoever. As long S-A hialoy's agency has also fee and half-smoked cigarettes. cation for large forest fire 10. you should not raise your as 22 big-card point% is in the Crews from N East and but from national forest and Television 4-B partner's notrumfI opening two notrump range played Tension fills the room. The gisticAl Supply. manpower and Southeast have been summoned Job Corps crews In North Caro. 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Today a person working Oil 21) You way have to make a your behalf could break the 1 AN'WffNMWN! JUrii -k wt ,,, spade. wins the second one in soim w good going for you today try to earn your dail y brea PEM EAST 9 VAJ6 4 10653 results could be extremely you're enterprising today you'll be able to figur e out a way to rewarding. by Stoffel a Heimdahl . e Oswald: "Today's hand is a'N, good example. South has a full 18 points and contirium to three notrump after his OQ84 ro e 0 I .:. e time he will be set often enough so that he will not aj preciate your raise vK72 ce r against Moore for filing employment discrimination charges some totally unrelated aspects NORTH e K 85 why you're there and you can Business and pleasure are deal very successfully with compatible today. It's a good large groups or corporations time to entertain clients or customers in a place that you today. n pressed with bigness. Having know all wil l enloy. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) trouble selecting a career? Send for your copy of Astro- Changing conditions may at Graph Letter by mailing 50mystify you. will "et a cents and a long, self. handfleon things and wor UiiJ addressed. stamped Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, out to your advantage. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. - ARIES (March 21-Aprfl 19) Be sure to specify your birth You're luckiest tixiay in things that you personally manage. date. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You take precedence even over large the breadth or scope. The 0 TAURU5 ) O 'W AI.I) andI %IF' J t('OIIY Move on It today If you have a those who have more exsecret ambition, no matter how perience In the field. . Ll WIN AT BRIDGE be profit waiting aroun d the I + Aug. 9, 1fl7 year. This Is wise. There could today in areas where you face the greatest challenges. Don't fear obstacles — you can corner, LEO (July 23-Aug. overcome them. AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb 19 22)Remember who you are and ______ 4104P65 • Incidentally Dristan contains of her life. Possibly lucrative Ideas work out well. you've never taken serious y CAPRICORN IDec. 22-Jan, g 19) The largest rewards lie may be exploited this CID 1 HAM EM 5" affect several people. Let your SD' THAT? ' I' YOURBIRTHDAY 0 i By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer medicines until the symptoms surgery, to factors related to begin. Th ey are far less ef- why she had s ur gery or from HOW IT WAS RcEU5 with hay fever sometimes make resolve her conflicts. The a mistake by failing to take the anxiety may be related to her For Tuesday, August A, 1977 by Al Vermeer ANYTHING, PEA,) n . the symptoms occur to get the professional counseling that best results from them. People will help her to surface mid By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 0 Gran dJu ry H a eris Yo th , Fever (Allergic Rhinitis). a conversion reaction which Others who want this in. means that yo ur wife may have formation can send 50 cents resolved some psychological with a long, stamped, self- conflict or anxiety by smelling blood. addressed envelope for it. lam sorry to tell you that you If that is the case she might will need to take antihistamines feel better and do better In life continually or at least before in general with some - A 00 0 ARIE5 Ilealth Letter number 84 Hay reaction is really a symptom of 64 f I do have hay fever all year long. in her mind. Ultimately we smell, hear,, In these cases the offending allergic substance Is usually and see because of various house dust, anim al dander or brain cells that receive signals. For some reason your wife has fungus spores. • Thebesttreatmen(isto avoid developed a sensation of the substance that causes smelling blood but it ha all ergic rhinitis. That requires nothing to do physicall y wItl' finding out what substance or either operation. I t hink this Is substances are Involved. To psychological reaction and yow give you more Information on wife might benefit from some this I am sending you The professional counseling. Her 45 47 ENEW being In thie fall with ragweed blood is not because she really pollen exposure, some people does. It is more than likely filled 38 44 - - - 40 43 — — — - 35 49 50 51 Montana - 21 23 46 • - V - 20 34 42 S - 29 33 __________________________ - 17 25 26 1?7 37 - - 22 - 10 11 9 - 14 19 1 is I sm; ___ 1 8 - - "° by 'DWI M AMUM PJT 00 15 2 - 10 Cents 2!'1T !!!Z _________ more than anything but I don't like to take them all the time. I am 69 and have always had antihistaminics, including the good health. I would like to same antlhistaminlc compound or- me on found in know what you say about this DEAR DR. IAMB — I had is there any cure or not. I have surgery for ulcers three years had it as long as I 1r; remember. don't often catch colds. I do stomach was taken out. M) wife,, had a hysterectomy operathM sneeze a lot, DEAR READER — It cer- over a year ago. She says that tainly sounds like an allergy when we breathe she can smell and would be called allergic the odor of blood oil us. I keep rhinitis— commonly called hay telling her that It'sitot possible. fever. Such problems are Would you please give me an seldom related to hay and do answer on this subject to settle not cause a fever so that old this? DEAR READER — I doubt term Is very misleading but any answer will settle anything commonly understood. e much of hay fever is but I can assure you your wife, seasonal, the most common Impression that she can smell rip 5 Motoring 54 Assault association card Istanbul 55 Flightless S Nursery bid 30 Goad 41 Vacancy birds 42 Sacred flower 7 Swellings 31 Regan's father of India 58 Occidlent 8 Slow (mus) 32 Notice 1 J 1'r., eniId 69th Year, No, on Ornade once and that never helped much and then on ChIor Trfmeton which isn't much help. Dristan capsules help Apothecary's 38 Trump 66 Remainder member + Dr. 1 don't believe it J2 J C3 Musical work 20 Soil with dirt 65 Actress Pounds iar.i g hay _ Ntnt Is Scale (IIJ ___ DEAR DR. LAMB — I have 8 nose drip summer and winter. a 6 I All NotThat At current department headquarters, though"presently adequate," will "be inadequate In terms authorized the county at. Mary plan calls for I'madium eqWpment or mAnpower" to of adminbIrative space in th0 torney's office to challenge the and high density and corn- resurface or build roads, next few years. " PEEK-A-BOO . ' the ('OuhiortahIe vantage 1)01111 of the ho in her cage. Herald photo by Bob Svrsr � 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, 1977 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 08, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 08, 1977. 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Monday, August1,Im BLONDIE by Chic YOUnç LONS AS ACROSS 46 Common E I Now N= LIKE TO " A RAVR? CN S NG CREAM! book 5 Minutes of Fever 49 Disagrees 53 Threaded nail 57 Flying saucer coun c Answer to Previous Puul. ailment 48 Engage in 9 Time tons 12 Impulse 13 Very dry L 11111016 _1111110 01111411111111101 a a 9 [in Is D I brother 60 Docile % -. J?tI*1 BEETLE BAILEY by IT PRIVE8 ME OUT OF MI BEETLE you jcj HOW htP I GET WHEN VLI UE IN BEP ON YOUR PAY COWF WHY P0 Walker 25 lit, DOWN 29 Said 33 Auto workers 1 Ho l ds (abbr.) boosts of burden 36 President abbr.) 2 Stylish cft151 19 Help 43 Coat arm 21 Invitation '• 45 Winner sponse (ebb,.) 47 Bear-like 23 Sound of 49 dismissa l 50 Former 25 Binary Spanish 26 Sh.kesp.ar. culture 39 Throt-spot 4 Reeks 27 Kill a fly THE 1 I ENTE4MENT VALUE P0 I'T'?f MINPI Mort 40 E I I Narrow strip of cloth wonder 34 Tight colony 51 Lather I I 88 '1I THE BORN LOSER 'I IF I VWT TOW CDW Oil U0 OW I JI' ACV I IHAT WOW 1IiT3D5T(MA t3 4 3 - - 5 6 7 - 12 13 15 16 - - • I ,-'- â4W I by ARCH I E ir NIE "V' SO WHAT u 'i v ,. HAS A LOTS OF VISIT ME* FRIEND, VANESSA BEA*& PECPtE AND 'YOU SHOULD Sli HER CHAIR. GAMI ROOM ..CHAIf OY IF YOU mlPTF! LOCOSS ARE RICH. ... SHOULCI MEET so" OF THEIR FRIENDS! Bob 24 38 - sT BUT l 39 - - - - - - - 32 - - 41 - 48 ______________ 52 - 53 — — — 54 55 — - - - i wlTI4 Caqw! - - — — — ' I tij' - - - - — — — — - _j — — — HOROSCOPE - AN . 91 nOICrILLA'S POP r DI D NW YES! CNE THIS LONG, BUT IT A / W11 , AWAY! fective when taken this way. PO 'YOU OUGHT B-O-OT C"J "1 i ) •1_ . " _) 9 EEK& MEEK ( by Howie Schneider AV3 COT RI3 F_bA kALL, LE73 LPWJG FOR JO? ID ) JUST .PM.. \ I f 10 THE 0 Z 1. fairness guide you. All will kb a 31 !iL BUGS SUNNY A9732 ' E.51' PEKSONALITY.11 0 V 1094 #J 92 TAURUS(April 2D.May 20) if a 11 1N1 U 0u 6 II INiIk?' ' I CHECKS I _____________ MAjCI MdI ______ "." PRINTED I$ YOUR V 1.0 LiI'f' A 20 D.1.RR 11111,16 . ..,. "SIGN — I I ____________________________ I I DOONE tBURY 1 ______ . '•\ _____ ' .. + " businesses have already res n de d to his appeal for .: 0 .' — '*t' /l&ri. '• . ".',,,, r, the II state troopers serving iii the Seminole County area. The Vests cost approximately $100 The Seminole county coordinating Today (.). -. ' By MARK WEINBERG + ., , : . 'i.' Herald Staff Writer annexation in court beca use, mercial land uses" in the area, The city's "strictly commissioners contend, the which wo ul d "necessitate the volunteer" fire dcpartnient has '. 'i by Garry Trudeau vi AEAWTPAT ANymyrille V 61W OV 7D 6W- JON UM 7UA5i&A"0A N7W49 _W, agency, In the statewide - . , Lake Mary I population of agrlcultis-aluse of land southçt potential: - The city's pu SR4IA between Rhinehart and Public C wor Cowity commissioners have Rantoul Roads, but the Lake department doer not have "the city's the man and not to make any attempt to apprehend him. Cardenas is described as a white tuale I Latin), 29 years old from 155 to 160 pounds with li gh t brown fugitive may be in the Orlando area. John department spokesman, said that Detective Chad wounded in the left shoulder area," Spolski Barton of the Seminole department, who formerly said, and reported to be Ill the Orlando area. lie said hair, green eyes. "The worked for the Miami there is no information Police Department today received a clarification oil the accused killer's description. Spolski said while the pubiic Is asked to available oil the method of travel or the vehicle the fugitive may be using. "lie MaY be armed and is considered dangerous." L _____ . ... • ' :' I ' 'flVIL • --;' .• _ , o-_-- LA .. ' Al sibillty of the city," says the Williams letter. , — Lake Ma ry does not own - date law, lention that libe city Is capable any land for its proposed new The city last month Annexed the interchange is "not providing urban-level ser, city hall complex. IV city now acof the 1,600-scre Heathrow area, preiently designed" to vices in the Heathrow Area. The rents a privately-owned Which would permit majority commodate high traffic flows 41ioperty owner Jetio Pauluccl which would result from Williams letter calls attention building on Crystal Lake Drive to several aspects of the city"s for its city hall. pment. ta develop a large residentia l commercial service providIng — The countls° ouraging current area eventually tripling the - I,,aiie Mary's rented police 'T - 4 and Commissioners al challeng ed Lake Ma ry's concommissioners' letter ;;ys, but I I should see Cardenas, they are warned not to approach annexation Mary plan must take place Interstate before October, accordi ng to m4cji BA ajjC' 7MV-7Wvi ' Central Florida law enforcement — The Lake Mary plan along Interstate 4 along waste disposal is all urban "encourages commercial "quextionable." Rhinehart and Lake Emma service which Is the respon. Final approval of the Lake dillveliopitnent in On Rea of "a Heathrow 4NU- AW AV MM way Am UJ by Commissioners, in a letter to signed Commisslomi Boulevard intersection will system, Lake Mary Mayor Walt Chairman Dick Williams to result from another feature of — Solid waste collection and Sorenson also cal led many of Mayor Sorenson whi ch points Lake Mary's proposed plan di sposal for the city Is now Ie proposed plan's statements out three apparent land use the designation of large provided by franchise to '4latlng to Lake Mary's conflicts with county proposals: amounts of industrial land uses private collectors, and "solid report to the nearest law dragiiet for Ilighway Patrol Trooper Bradley Steven Glascock's accused killer. Felix lianion Cardenas, said today the vests annexation area is not "com• four-lanlng of Lake Mary "no permanent, full-time The Sem inole Co unty Corn- pact or contiguous" and creates Bo ulevard, SR-46A, Rhinehart firefighting staff." In addition, mi.eslonera Tuesday identified "serpentine patterns," In ap- Road and Rantoul Road," says William s' letter, the city "some land use conflicts" parent violation of state an- Williams' letter states, lacks a central alarm and _____ by,buIIeIproof vests Trooper Killer In This Area? each. "We have $300 from Harcar The fire situation remains critical, equipment to the western to augment the weary local lina and Virginia, and from Alwninum, 3500 Orlando Dr., United %Cou n y Ci*tes 'Conf 11"cts' WI '*th Lake Mary Planni* ng ____ U; two tiIgh.alier.slugstup,p during tests.' mooytopurctiasethe vests for + Technicians scurry from radio centers 24 hours a day. Some said the center's director, R.L. Monday morning from Knox. ______________________ tributlon and is acting as F'' 1' amm 7M AM OW 6VMVtaV Jim Maloy, manager of Farm Bureau Insurance agency in Sanford, said that two area States. This is where the firefighters, stretched thin as state divisions of forestry in Sanford, and Flagship U.S. the southern Idaho desert, but work are beginning to show on largest forest fires occur and the blazes continue to spread. Bank of Seminole, 3000 Orlando I I lIIlH W AV5041i NOW W Patroll ell a e EXPOrts Monitor Fires In Seven States BOISE, Idaho (AP) AND, LOST VVU - . passengers in police cars that responded to the disturbance call paying off. 1 ( room hu a Panoramic view of ancl the long hours And hard Lee and John Romfla ' + .41 Now York, N V lOt)l9) _______________________ ____________________ ANIN H4 A". AM 7M 15 MA S)0Z5. 1L))(U Avaw rr %a W"A , employes and two young men Identified as having been civilian meteors per hour, # investigator from Cheshire's office, eight police department bulletproof vests for Seminole ... KI a_-, .: c256irArING ... ______________________________ by T. K. Rya n . height, shower Is expected to provide 50 ,. + Area Support examinations In the investigation at their own request. The efforts of a Sanford On Monday the gra nd j ury heard 11 witnesses, Including an busiiiessma,i to obtaifl +.... cir Hiraid photo by Bob Burger of meteors caused by Earth intercepting rocks and dust in wake of Comet Swift-Tuttle. At its between the county's planning nexation laws. The Williams letter claim dispatching system, a pum per The commissioners this efforts and the Lake Mary additional traffic problems at which uses fire hydrants atid An proposed comprehensive plan. morning voted to send a letter the Interstate 4 and Lake Mary adequate water distrib itioll T.4A*4 1.1 VoIJ juvenile's arrest. Six Sanford police officers reportedly took polygraph % , Ae G is investigations of the "police brutality" allegations made by members of Sanford's black community fit connection with the on Drew Avenue the morning of June 25. 'JlliU 'I and planets $,,ring meteor showers to . . •. . .1 occur d uring preua iiOUrS of LPULII .iiUrsuay I '. - .... ........... OURSELVES .......... ........ . ......... ............. ".'-.. "" Map drawn up by staff of John Young Museum and Friday. Arrows represent predicted paths I A ______________ -'- Horoscope YOU ( 1_- & Planetarium. Orlando, shows position of TREAT , ' TiMe' _________________ - •I,n1Pi.To,uI.lw TUMBLIEWEEDS STAR & Sheriff's Deputy Greg Hare (left) wears bulletproof vest under uniform, while The tall youtli has pleaded Innocent III juvenile court to two Captain Jay Leman displays strong, lightweight garment. counts of disorderly Intoxication and a charge of assault upon a police officer in connection with the civil disturbance In th e Washington Oaks subdivision, He Is scheduled for trial in juvenile court Th ursday but courthouse sources said today that Cheshire's office is expected to ask for a continuance because a state's witness Is away on va cation. Cheshire's office, police department internal affairs officers and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) made separate +, eaoin' iTs .— ...— recently reinstated by the police department as part of a negotiated settlement between the city and the federal Equal Employment Opportunities Commission, Moore is now a $12,000a-year act ing sergeant in charge of th e depa rtment's an imal control division. Moore's stepson was briefed by attorney James Golden In a hallway outside the fourth floor courtroom where the grand jury is In session. Golden went before the jury earlier "to explain the ground rules under which his client woul d testify," according to State Atty, Do uglas Cheshire. Golden told the youth before he enter ed the grand jury room to "testify only about what happened to you." FHP Vest $ Dr'oive __ _iia Moore, a police patrolman for 12 years, resigned but was the queen of diamonds for a mvkww evor XILL jLX&-A first cl ub and South takes his by Stan $0011" $Ma Lips HELPI" e ' dummy and decides to go bring it home some of the Miff, AND XU MAKE lou A~! Earlier Moore claimed officers beat ills stepwn in retaliation - , ... ... .... ....... LIBRA (W. ZI-Oct. 23) gain a substantial return from 8 Should you have something source other fti where you by Bob Thavos The 15-year-old stepson of Sanford police officer John C. Moore was before the Senilnole County Grand Jury for nearly an hour this morning as the jury entered the second day of a probe into allegations poli ce beat the youth when he was arrested June 25 In connection with a civil disturbance. Moore was waltinig just before noon to testify before the jury consoles to maps of the western have been on duty almost cow depository," said Maloy. TI I• .lOe Ince I -o l Aay, mar 4 4th hi ston el ' 0 A KI second club lead to the.king ' the day On Monday, more than 1,ODO lie said Harcar has specified &KQ5 when a special fire emergency Next comes the lead of a third)' I , red X's. center, that its vests will go to Both vulnerable experienced firefighters were head for awaiting fire. for orders to Each X represents a forest plan was put Into effect. club, East cashes the ace ind Patrolmen C.L Tomlinson Jr. Jack and eventually the fire. This is ft "war room" of The fire center is a coopera. either waiting at Boise or en West North FAII South defense collects one more R.L. Lovering of Sanford, the Boise Interagency Fire tive effort of live federal route to the center for dis. Arthur Bradley of Laurel, Around 7%e Clock 4-i and I N T. spade and the ace of hearts for &.B mid Ernie Jacobs of Oviedo, Center, which Is coordinating a agencies ft was the seventh Bridge Forest patching to other western Miss., said — the U.S. Pass 2 NT. Pass 3 N I down one" A second account has been .. battle against flames that have Service,the Bur eau of points, said Arnold Hartigan, a time he had flown west to figh t Calendar ..4-B Pan Pass Pass Tn. opened at the Pan Arnenicaji consumed nearly 2 million Management,the B fire information officer. Since fires, "I've fought fires in Mon. Cornice Opening lead — 3 & f ................... Bank of DeBary by the res In seven states. than the National Park Thursday, he sold, nearly 2,000 tana, then in New Mexico and N flel3ary-Deltona Rotary Club, en had been dispatched last year we were in Virginia, theemapLeach fire d Service n 'the U.S. By Oswald & James Jacoby __________ _ and through the center. according to club spokesman, Kentucky, then on that big one Editorial ................ 1,0 its size is posted. Oil a tare Wildlife Service 03wald: "The flatter your I*B Jerry Haley. Ile said persoms board nearby, the location of Through It, men and equip. After the crews arrive at the up in Michigan," he said. An Alabama reader asks if distribution, the less valuable &Ii wishing to contribute toward -a fire fighting aircraft is ment are * i your hand. There just aren't there Is any reason why they usually rest for 24 The mess hall was full Mon- Dr. Lamb for Voices are heard checking the California. 6-B Oregon, hours,' receive training In the day as crews flown in t enoufh prospects for your should not open two notriJmp highway patrolmen should with: small cards.' lociatJon of men and equipment. Washill0on, Alaska, Colorado, use of protective fire suits, then before ate lunch and waited for Hospital 3-A &KJx VAQiix $KQxx %AK Spread over desM are situ. Utah and Arizona. Jim: "Thus, we recommend 1.3.a contact the bank for more in. are airlifted to areas where the call to move out. They had formation. Ation reports, cold cups of cot. Wt with 4-3-3.3 distribution "This is the most central lo. more crews are needed. come not only from Missisigippl, Sports None whatsoever. As long S-A hialoy's agency has also fee and half-smoked cigarettes. cation for large forest fire 10. you should not raise your as 22 big-card point% is in the Crews from N East and but from national forest and Television 4-B partner's notrumfI opening two notrump range played Tension fills the room. The gisticAl Supply. manpower and Southeast have been summoned Job Corps crews In North Caro. Weattler by ith points. f he has a him 2 A See VEST minimum 16 and passes you will have put him in a contract (For a copy of JACOBY that is likely not to make; if MODEFIN. send III to- -Win he has 18 or a good 17 he will Bridge," clo this nowspapea$, bid game and while he may PO ox489,R&d1oCJIyS:dI1o. if n SPIDER-MAN IN1 ORION • Back to dummy with tough derision which could logjam, FRANK AND ORNEtT 0 0 partner's raise He ducks one Q653 GEMINI (May 21- June 20) give &it old friend a piece of the action. Developments could Work from a list or a fixed set of plans today, You'll be much reward your generosity. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) more successful If you follow Your luck grows in direct somesort of guldeline. CANCER JJune 21-July proportion to the effort ex. ed today. The harder the 22)Something of value is coming to you, but you haven't try, the more you are _; been able to Rather it Into the pensed for your efforts. SAG17TARIUS(NoV. 23.Dec. fold. Today a person working Oil 21) You way have to make a your behalf could break the 1 AN'WffNMWN! JUrii -k wt ,,, spade. wins the second one in soim w good going for you today try to earn your dail y brea PEM EAST 9 VAJ6 4 10653 results could be extremely you're enterprising today you'll be able to figur e out a way to rewarding. by Stoffel a Heimdahl . e Oswald: "Today's hand is a'N, good example. South has a full 18 points and contirium to three notrump after his OQ84 ro e 0 I .:. e time he will be set often enough so that he will not aj preciate your raise vK72 ce r against Moore for filing employment discrimination charges some totally unrelated aspects NORTH e K 85 why you're there and you can Business and pleasure are deal very successfully with compatible today. It's a good large groups or corporations time to entertain clients or customers in a place that you today. n pressed with bigness. Having know all wil l enloy. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) trouble selecting a career? Send for your copy of Astro- Changing conditions may at Graph Letter by mailing 50mystify you. will "et a cents and a long, self. handfleon things and wor UiiJ addressed. stamped Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, out to your advantage. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. - ARIES (March 21-Aprfl 19) Be sure to specify your birth You're luckiest tixiay in things that you personally manage. date. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You take precedence even over large the breadth or scope. The 0 TAURU5 ) O 'W AI.I) andI %IF' J t('OIIY Move on It today If you have a those who have more exsecret ambition, no matter how perience In the field. . Ll WIN AT BRIDGE be profit waiting aroun d the I + Aug. 9, 1fl7 year. This Is wise. There could today in areas where you face the greatest challenges. Don't fear obstacles — you can corner, LEO (July 23-Aug. overcome them. AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb 19 22)Remember who you are and ______ 4104P65 • Incidentally Dristan contains of her life. Possibly lucrative Ideas work out well. you've never taken serious y CAPRICORN IDec. 22-Jan, g 19) The largest rewards lie may be exploited this CID 1 HAM EM 5" affect several people. Let your SD' THAT? ' I' YOURBIRTHDAY 0 i By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer medicines until the symptoms surgery, to factors related to begin. Th ey are far less ef- why she had s ur gery or from HOW IT WAS RcEU5 with hay fever sometimes make resolve her conflicts. The a mistake by failing to take the anxiety may be related to her For Tuesday, August A, 1977 by Al Vermeer ANYTHING, PEA,) n . the symptoms occur to get the professional counseling that best results from them. People will help her to surface mid By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 0 Gran dJu ry H a eris Yo th , Fever (Allergic Rhinitis). a conversion reaction which Others who want this in. means that yo ur wife may have formation can send 50 cents resolved some psychological with a long, stamped, self- conflict or anxiety by smelling blood. addressed envelope for it. lam sorry to tell you that you If that is the case she might will need to take antihistamines feel better and do better In life continually or at least before in general with some - A 00 0 ARIE5 Ilealth Letter number 84 Hay reaction is really a symptom of 64 f I do have hay fever all year long. in her mind. Ultimately we smell, hear,, In these cases the offending allergic substance Is usually and see because of various house dust, anim al dander or brain cells that receive signals. For some reason your wife has fungus spores. • Thebesttreatmen(isto avoid developed a sensation of the substance that causes smelling blood but it ha all ergic rhinitis. That requires nothing to do physicall y wItl' finding out what substance or either operation. I t hink this Is substances are Involved. To psychological reaction and yow give you more Information on wife might benefit from some this I am sending you The professional counseling. Her 45 47 ENEW being In thie fall with ragweed blood is not because she really pollen exposure, some people does. It is more than likely filled 38 44 - - - 40 43 — — — - 35 49 50 51 Montana - 21 23 46 • - V - 20 34 42 S - 29 33 __________________________ - 17 25 26 1?7 37 - - 22 - 10 11 9 - 14 19 1 is I sm; ___ 1 8 - - "° by 'DWI M AMUM PJT 00 15 2 - 10 Cents 2!'1T !!!Z _________ more than anything but I don't like to take them all the time. I am 69 and have always had antihistaminics, including the good health. I would like to same antlhistaminlc compound or- me on found in know what you say about this DEAR DR. IAMB — I had is there any cure or not. I have surgery for ulcers three years had it as long as I 1r; remember. don't often catch colds. I do stomach was taken out. M) wife,, had a hysterectomy operathM sneeze a lot, DEAR READER — It cer- over a year ago. She says that tainly sounds like an allergy when we breathe she can smell and would be called allergic the odor of blood oil us. I keep rhinitis— commonly called hay telling her that It'sitot possible. fever. Such problems are Would you please give me an seldom related to hay and do answer on this subject to settle not cause a fever so that old this? DEAR READER — I doubt term Is very misleading but any answer will settle anything commonly understood. e much of hay fever is but I can assure you your wife, seasonal, the most common Impression that she can smell rip 5 Motoring 54 Assault association card Istanbul 55 Flightless S Nursery bid 30 Goad 41 Vacancy birds 42 Sacred flower 7 Swellings 31 Regan's father of India 58 Occidlent 8 Slow (mus) 32 Notice 1 J 1'r., eniId 69th Year, No, on Ornade once and that never helped much and then on ChIor Trfmeton which isn't much help. Dristan capsules help Apothecary's 38 Trump 66 Remainder member + Dr. 1 don't believe it J2 J C3 Musical work 20 Soil with dirt 65 Actress Pounds iar.i g hay _ Ntnt Is Scale (IIJ ___ DEAR DR. LAMB — I have 8 nose drip summer and winter. a 6 I All NotThat At current department headquarters, though"presently adequate," will "be inadequate In terms authorized the county at. Mary plan calls for I'madium eqWpment or mAnpower" to of adminbIrative space in th0 torney's office to challenge the and high density and corn- resurface or build roads, next few years. " PEEK-A-BOO . ' the ('OuhiortahIe vantage 1)01111 of the ho in her cage. Herald photo by Bob Svrsr �2A—Ev.nIns Herald, Sanford Fl. Tuesday, Aug. 9, 17, Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Bodies Found By Youngsters In Deep River NAWN IN BRIEF FBI, CIA Get New Charters FLORIDA: IN BRIEF with Three bodies weighted down PERRY (AP) of retch st deserted concrete blocks were found in a deep, were skindiving youngsters who the Aucilla River by two last weekend, Taylor County Sheriff Von Whidden said Citrus Lowers Cholesterol; - From President Carter Vice President Walter Mondale says the Carter administration is developing "new charters" for the FBI and CIA, spelling out specifically what is and is not permitted under the law. CHICAGO (AP) - He told the American Bar Association on Monday that "President Carter has made it clear that he and everyone who serves under him has a duty to obey the law just like everyone else in America." Russian Economy Is Slowing •& & .. : : HnaId photo by Bob Burger Th ree planks will serve as a permanent record of the official visit of District Governor Barth Engert and his wife.Sandy, to Sanford Rotary Club Monday. In honor of occasion, club gave a donation to the Central Florida Zoo, where the boards will become part of walkway. Rotary President hA. (Speed) Moreland (left) made presentation to the Engerts. ROTARY VISIT WORLD IN BRIEF Israeli Opposition Expected -- Judge Has Own Technique ByEDThOMP$ON Herald Correspondent / ARRIVE AUVE I' JACKSONVILLE (AP) — New telephone equipment and specialized training has enabled Jacksonville police to catch a suspected extortionist who made calls to the mother of a missing girl. "Any time we have these reports of missing persons, we get these kind of phone calls," police spokesman Mike Gould said. "With new telephone equipment and training of officers, we now are able to react to them sooner:" Detective Charlie Porter said James D. Spence, 24, was arrested Saturday at a pay telephone booth where officers had traced calls to Mrs. Rugh Harris. Cubans .,1F 'p I - r.i 'itItiflg. Boat A commercial (Al') KEY WES* fishing boat and its three-man crew has returned to Key West after being held by Cuba for more than a month, officials say. The Gilberto was seized by a Cuban gunboat July 3. The boat's captain and owner, Lorenzo Ares, 57, said after its return Monday that the Gilberto was in international waters at the time. The other crew members were Mariano Iglesias, 42, and Pedro Pacheco, 47. All three are from Miami. — Ear yringe - . explained that the remaining 11 fulitime administrator. "We contrary to commissioners' w..t cuss I lOOtS 'Everything specialized, but the newspapers let everybody missloners this morning know what's going on." . proved a $234,500 bid by an Harting said he would inform Orlando firm to build a force newspapers. Sanford area contractors 8 a.m. readings: tern. easterly 10 to 15 mph, main for the Red Bug inThough environmental verbally and invite bids on the terceptor sewer system. persture, 7$; overnight low, 73; decreasing at night. services director Craig Batlift station by next Tuesday's commissioners delayed But high, U; barometric pressure, WEDNESDAY'S TIDES said the bids were ancommission meeting. one awarding a for week 30 .34; relative humidity, W per Daytona Beach: high 5:10 Commissioners plan to award struction contract for an se nounced in construction trades cent; wiads, calm. Rain .13 $:11 p.m., low 11: companying lift station in order publications in addition to the the lift station construction Inch. 11:50 p.m. Kirchhoff replied, contract at that meeting. cloudy t M.ujh Wed Partly Port Canaveral: high, 4:41 to inform Sanford area conwith ac*ttud than- a.m., 531 p.m., low 11:05 am., tractors who might want to bid on It. deruhowers mostly during 11:31 p.m. When completed, the force afternoon and evening hours. Bayport: high 13:04 Lm., Highs mainly ha the low Ilk and 10:49 p.m., low, 5:03 a.m., 1:17 main and lift station will save the county $60000 a by Ins tonight is the 70. Winds p.m. moving sewage now going to Slain Maitland's sewage treatm ent More than two years ago, on white loafer shoes. The cause ot -to the county's consumer May 30, 1574, James Miller death was determined to be utilities plant g P Mlinger, a 30year-old avid from gunshot wounds produced Seminole, according to Hugh archery enthusiast and pool by a large caliber firearm. Harting, a County consultant. Central Florida Underground player was reported missing to Robbery was not considered a the Volusia County sherifrs motive for this crime due to the Inc., of Orlando, submitted • O lowest of six bids for the force ffice. The next day, Monday, fact that his wallet, containing May M. , badly decom. money and other personal ofmain at $33500. posed body of Aslinger was fects, and'hla watch were not *as Thehighest tdd $U3,Z51, on Benson Junction Road taken, withtheaverage bidat$323,Ill. found __________________— (*1y one bid, from Trogdon. ClUMEWATCHisofferinga Strickland of Orlando, was Crim.watch of up to $500 for any au1xnted for the lift utation,at Information leading to the near the old On Fiber I I $111,703. I arrest conviction apd o( this or si Company in DeBary. ft , Commis oner r unsolved felony any ot he noted that the county had detennined that the Volusia crime in the Central Florida last seen solicited bide in only o( the County employs alive at approximately I am. area. two daily newspapers with the morning My25,attheHI U you think you have any inSIIM*S Recreation Center formation, call CRIMEWATCH located on State Road 02 near at 849-2412, in the Orlando the WWWIM of U.S. 17, In daUng Am o*site of this The Seminole County Corn- WEATHER Is policy to advertise for conetruction bids in both daily ARMY-NAVY I S !JRPLU$ . n.m.0 Missing Volusia Man Found Near DeBary remM ovin EWIDE 5 was I . DL.nd. When AslizIger's body was found,hewuwearinga Pair of grow Bermuda shorts green ares, did opratoir And ask for WX-2412 &H free). Your information will be held In ab solutemalldom and you will pullover shirt, white socks and remain anonymous. 4 $169 Year Guarantee NORO AVE. HOSPITAL NOTES AUGUSTS Sanford: Raidah Baker Charles Beaver Valerie E. Cadley James Gritt Cindy E. Jones LoulseB.Olson Dale B. Pavllck Laura J. Bernard, DeBary lvi D. Watson, DeBary Diane G. Larson, DeLand Anthony Banno, Deltona Margaret J. Guarino, Deltcma Ceder G. Hart, Geneva John H. Troup, New Smyrna Beach Tamara Chambers, Sorrento (1it,tU 0 • '\.. . ,, _______ '" • • 11 " : WIDNISDAY, AUG. 10 Open 9 a.m.-7 p.m, —Muldof nickels RrXM ff* CON&lo b forlrninutes. INDUSTRIAL DRILL PRESSES, 12 speed, II chuck.................... mao, %" DRIVE AIR IMPACT WRENCHES .................................$41.50 ~ "SOCKETSETS .................................................... $40.50 %"AIRDRILLS ....................................................... Th1PA('TDRIVER8 ..................................................... AIR HAMMERS,4blts ................................................. $575 $31.15 GMYDUCTTA,Ny O .................................. ................... BLACKELEBICALTAPENfL11.UL iipproved H.P BENCH GRINDEJ,OaJIA.r.Ia.I ................3k ea. 3H $59.50 4 •"SW _________________________________________________________________________ $Z4.11aaadup 0 0 0 An Sminute call to Buffalo, New York from where you are cats just $1.97 or less, plus tax. That's for a dialed- direct' call after 5 p.m. Each additional minute cts about 244. For details on other types of calls see your directory. I * PLUS DRILL PRESSES, AIR COMPRESSORS, ACC}TYLENE WELD. IRS, BENCH GRINDERS, VISES USA-HSS TWIST DRILLS, AIR IMPACT WRENCHES TO 1" drive, sander,, grinders, socket sets, wrench jill, etc., Ito., etc.,, ALL MERCHANDISE IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING, WITH FACTORY GUARANTEES!! TERMS: CASH OR CHECK-PUBLIC INVITED! Paim.floAve, 0 HOLIDAY INN SEMI-TRAILER LOAD IN PARKING LOT M1W S minutes from anywhere In Florida DIaled-Dlrer.t After 5 PM. $1.97" Boston $1.97" chka, New York $1.97" KvisasOty $1.97" Son Frsnctaat $2.06" "Oust" 10 0 I What long diitace buys ysu is priceless. t apply on all raft wit Nn the U.S Ereci dial rises do not m to ktelsuesi, aeditcard. collect calls, calls chaipd so another nn and char*c caili Ftit direci.dtal rates lo*Jada and Hawaii. chek your operator [,ectiLi (thou: an apply to °çv'a' isMUance) ra a nurni cvoin'tojffl. an. Sanford, Fla. © Southern B • / '¼ , i ' ' ' - - - -- Use the little black squares to guide you. They're at 1874 S. Semoran Blvd. In South Orlando; 312 W. First St. in Sanford; S.R. 434 at U.S. 17-92lnLongwood; l25O Lee Rd. In MfltCT Park; 555 Enterprise Rd. in Orange City; 137 U.S. 17.92 in DeBary, the Oviedo Shopping Center In Oviedo; and 1003W. Orange Blossom Trail in Apopka. Now then, if there's one of those little black squares near home, there's no place more convenient to do your saving. Because they're the eight offices of First Federal of Seminole. INDUSTRIAL TOOL & MACHINERY REDUCTION SALE 1 BUSINESS t ' your house. " PNEUMATIC...ROCKWELL..SKILL brings you A , I Find DISCHARGES Sanford: Irene Brooks Lula P. Burgess Lula B. Davis Rosetta Ma dison Raymond Ray Lottie B. Turner Freemon L. Woodall Rhoda M. Saeid, DeBary r 4 MAKITA...INDUSTRO ... BLUELINEALLIED INDUSTRML... jn view of current fiscal trends, our company will Immediately dispose of a large portion of its inventory at a fraction of original cost (25% the Mit few days. Over 500 DIFFERENT TYPES OF to 75%) wlthi BRAND NEW HAND TOOLS, AIR TOOLS, ELECTRIC TOOLS HAND AND obviously cannot all be listed here. However, here CUTTING are just a few examples. — Mon.. Fri. Q Iall at - I ts, - S • I I :. .'•'— , - ' ..• • Delivered Ox a week to your home, only SIc a week $2.40 a month, '2.75 Plus Beverage WJ' I' .1111 h'[rJ WATCH The anticipated budget for fiscal year 1577-78 9,77-78 is: $10,064; Council, $4,220; Elections, $300; Contingency, $1,000; Polir.. $123,855; Fire, $17,310; Streets and Drainage, $45,194; Buildings and Grounds, $14,1; Garbage Service, $22,057; Building and Zoning, $4,360; Recreation, $800; Federal Rev. Sharing, $44,000; CETA Program, $84,314; Crime Specific-Tactical Unit (LEAA), $11,644; S Per Cent Cost of Living Pay Increase, $9,588. LUNCH BUFFET Ethel F. McDonald, Deltona Verne A. Wheeles, Longwood Ode D. Compton, Osteen for "must" services. Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 on French Ave. ADMISSIONS funds which could be canceled, leaving the city unable to meet some obligations. It warr council's opinion the budget would have to be structured 50 federal funds would be used to continue to provide services, but not Ewnlnglfrn.IiJ EGO and OMELET HOUSE RESTAURANT ULL i I I CHICAGO POWER. CHICAGO The Oviedo City Council at a work session Monday night prepared to trim any excess from the proposed 1977.78, $453,561 budget while holding the line on a tax increase. The present tax rate for Oviedo is $4.42 per $1,000 assessed valuation. There was confusion as to the exact amount of revenue that the old and new tax base would being general fund of the city. Nancy Cox, city clerk, was Instructed to contact the county and determine the enact maximum tan rate the city can levy based on this year's property value. Council expressed some concern over the fact that 34.5 per cent of this year's budget is based on federal Kw PUBLIC NOTICE • terson N $599 ByGEORGESHRIVER Herald Correspondent Council voted Monday to ask paying $14,000 to administer. said that it's not "for the five of ministrator Is needed, Ash city residents in a special Councilman Ernest Hendrix us councilmen to decide what to agreed that the city does not September 13 election how they charged Daniels with "again do but we need to get the Input presently need a fulltirne want their city government over-simplifying" and en- from the residents to tell us mayor. Mayor Troy Piland, administered. who is in support of a fuiltime piaineli that, "It's an issue that what they want," he said. The residents' straw vote will must go to the people." Daniels told the council that mayor position, was absent decide if Winter Springs sho uld the city would be wasting from the meeting. have a fulitime administrator; The city council has set a In the next two years, money for a special election. He and if so, whether the 114,000 explained personnel policy workshop for that the election will Councilman Claude Ash job be as mayor or city Predicted, Monday, the city $750. August 15. "the city will be cost manager. Councilman John Daniels buying its own water and sewer said that 19 per cent of the city system with an upcoming bond LOOK WHO'S COMING TO SANFORDC Ism to help support it," AA budget will already be corn- said mitted by the city council. He Winterwith that In the future, A Springs will need a TARPS Co unty Approves Bid For Red Bug Sewer Main Ash explained that it would be per cent — $15,000 — would be just can't wait and see," he worth the money to have a controlled by a fuiltime ad- said, special election rather than The Winter Springs City minlstrator the city would be Councilman John Sabatini wait until a fulltime ad. - . - Special Vote Set In Winter - Springs Telephone Snares Suspect Syringe The Canadian OTTAWA, Canada (AP) Parliament was meeting today to consider emergency legislation im posing a settlement in Canada's crippli ng, threeday-old air traffic controllers strike. The 2,200 controllers are demanding a 12.6 per cent pay increase. The proposed legislation would impose an 8 per cent hike. Topic: City Administrator — Douche Legislation To End Strike? — JACKSONVILLE (AP) Plea bargaining may be a way of keeping the criminal justice system from overflowing with trials, but U.S. District Judge Howell W. Melton uses it only when he is certain a defendant is convinced of his guilt. Melton says he questions a defendant more thoroughly than most judges before accepting a guilty plea. He devised the procedure during his 14 years as a Florida circuit judge at St. Augustine before he was appointed to the federal bench in June. "I like the system I'm developing," Melton says, adding that he also realizes the need for plea bargaining. ' TAIF, Saudi Arabia (AP) — Secretary of State Cyrus E. Vance was taking his Mideast peace mission to Israel, where he was expected to encounter tough opposition to allowing the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) to join in peace talks, President Carter and other U .S. officials said Monday the PLO might be ready to recognize Israel's right to exist. Ca Vest Drive Spectra To PLO Joining Peace Talks 1~ it I applications of dozens of per- changes to move city elections sons seeking the position of to the second and fourth Ovieclo Election Is PLAINS, Ga. (AP) — The dispute between President Carter and Congress over water projects may not be finished. A presidential aide who declined to be identified left open the possibility that Carter might send Congress what Is called a recision and deferral message, listing congressionallyapproved spending he wants either to delay or delete from the budget. n.m., (AP) Medical researchers, already certain that citrus pectin reduces cholesterol levels in the bloodstream, are now trying to find the mechanism by which it happens. Dr. James Cerda and Dr. Edward Nelson of the University of Florida Health Center are using a variety of techniques to study the behavior of pectin during digestion and absorption by the body. They are going beyond findings of several scientific groups which indicated when a person's diet is supplemented daily with 15 grams of pectin, serum cholesterol Is reduced within three weeks. for the ballot were charter missioners. Bruce Smathers and He said that the original debt (Conthued From Page 1-A) State Insurance Commissioner Bill owed the city by a contractor donated a vest for use by Gunter say bulletproof vests City Commissioner Eddie Keith and Word's chief of police. Tuesdays in February rather was for $350 for damaging city Patrolman Steve Allen, Winter could have saved the lives of The committee will narrow than the first Tuesday after the property, and the city ex- Springs. City Manager W.E. Knowles, as live of the six state patrolmen a special committee, are to the field of candidates down to first Monday In December with peditiously moved to place a Individuals or businesses killed in the past three-one-half ( six before the city corn- runoffs two weeks later and to lien on the property at the time. wishing to donate all or part of years. missioners begin personal place the "uniformed departThe commission ordered that the cost of a bulletproof vest Smathers and Gunter, both interviews with the applicants. menta" police and fire — the necessary paper work be should contact Malay at the probable gubernatorial canThe commission is looking at a under the city manager, rather done to place the property oil Farm Bureau Insurance (ildates, issued separate press Sept. 1 deadline to appoint the than under the direct contro of the market. agency, U.S. 17.92 just north of releases Monday urging their HARBOUR PROJECT new chief to replace 27-year the city commission. Five Points, or call him at 3fl- Cabinet colleagues to come up police department veteran, Mayor Moorc asked officials mi. In addition, Mayor Moore with the 1120,000 to purchase Butler, as head of Word's 70- noted that he had assured the of Monroe Harbour and Bill Malay began his drive to bulletproof vests for Florida's member police depa rtment. Seminole Neighborhood United McVay tenant at the Harbour, obtain the vests alter the 1,200 troopers. Set Butler Is to be named public Council (SNUC) that "con. to "get your problems worked murder last week in Miami of Smathers called for Cabinet Oviedo City Clerk Nancy Cox safety administrator and sideration" would be given to out" before coming back to the Patrolman S. action next week, saying the" Bradley presented to the city council In assistant to City Manager placing a districting proposal city commission with expansion Glask, whose parents live in money should be taken from the a special meeting last night the Knowles, according to Knowles. on the ballot if a special electionor new construction plans. Maitland. $250,000 working capital fund The city's civil service board, were called. Moore gave the pair the in- In Tallahassee, Secretary of for certification of candidates who emergencies. qualified for thIs year's election Knowles reported to the city Under a districting proposal structions after Monroe liarcommission Monday night, the city would be divided into noursarn iisnowu oe given iirs Sept. 6. The candidates for mayor are relinquished responsibility for geographical areas as nearly choice of any land — the beach. screening applications, at the equal in population as possible trout or parking lot — opened Ben M. Beasley and George A. city commission's request. The incumbent Mayor, Kelsey. with commissioners required to for development at the marina. Knowles reported that he reside within given areas. McVay had asked for 456 feet Leon C. 0111ff, decided not to "provisionally" appointed run for another term. Commissioner A. A. of the lakefront and 75 feet of Incumbent Councilman Richard Quigley, formerly anMcClauahatl said that the the parking lot to be leased to Robert W. Whittier is being administrator In the police Greater Sanford Development him for an ultimate sail boat challenged for reelection by department to the $14,000 an- Corporation might also wish to complex and with a slaes office nually salaried assistant to the have taxing authority placed on to be constructed in the first Charles E. Lacy. phase. McVay said that Charles W. Pratt, incumbent city manager pet formerly the ballot. councilman Is being challenged held by Allan Bush. In other business, the corn- ultimately his complex would Prices tot his seat by Thelma The city commission also mission at the recommendation have''a'club type fadility,i Good 3 Days pproved the $14,000annugil pay of Commissioner John Morris, boUtkuea restaurant etc. in Clonts. '• Only The ,successful caf.fates àevel for Quigley. • who has served for several addition. _____________________ building would be The initial the Sept. 1 Knowles urged will take office on October 3 for years as the city's represenFolding deadline for appointment, tative to the Council of Local 24 feet by 52 feet on a 150 feet a two year term. The General Election will be noting that applicants for the Governments in Seminole long by 75 feet area of the Syringe held in city hall annex police chief spot in many cases County, voted to name Corn- beach. infant Monroe harbour The (Memorial Building) in Oviedo. will have to give notice on missioner Keith the city's The polls will be open from 7 current joba. Knowles said the representative to the council, representative said that McVay new chief should assume his am. until 1 p.m. City Attorney Vernon Mize had been requested to vacate Voting machines will be used responsibilities here. Cct. I reported that the time of appeal his premises at Monroe liarin the general election and Mayor Moore noted that the has expired and the city is of. bo w because additional space absentee voting will be per- city will consider any ap. tidally out as a party defendant was needed. If other space Is mitted in the same manner as plication submitted on or before in the county jail fire law suits. available, McVay could keep 2-ox. his current quarters, he said. in state and county general Aug. 1 or bearing an Aug. 1 VALUE INCREASES elections, postmark. A parcel of property on which - FLORIDA / Nancy Cox is the clerk of SPECIAL ELECTION the city foreclosed by a sheriff's Thecitycommisslonhassda sale in Orange County several elections with Edna Staley, Eleanor Morgan and Mae King, special election for Nov. 8, but years ago because a contractor inspectors for the general the content of the ballot for SUNSHINE MATE did not pay a bill to city has GEORGE election is still uncertain. election. increased in value from $6,000 Among the items dICUSSed to $26,720 Knowles told cornBURl VER ''expanda ble ?.quart TENTS . Syringe Includes threaded vaginal and adult rectal COts C 1iggags pspea, white tubing, metal ,,,, shut-off, s?',raçjo purse T. 3-ox. r ____________________________________________ ' GAINESVILLE begin Immediately screening By DONNA ESTES Herald Writer Mayor Lee P. Moore, Water Dispute Not Dead Yet Charles Stum for $5,000 as a site Also, the city was advised by the zoning from RM Multiple to for a new well on the west sIde Julian to "sit tight and do R-2 Residential for the Windof the city. Receipt of the deed nothing at this point" about a tree West on E. E. Ned Julian Jr., Longwood was delayed awaiting the bill from the date for unem- Williamson property Road at the request City Attorney, arrived a few signature of Slum, who was ployment compensation minutes late to Monday night's away on a trip, awarded a policeman who had of Florida Residential Cornclty council meeting, but he was With the deed in hand, the left city employment "volun- munities. Eight one-and twogreeted by smiles and ap- council proceeded to accept the tartly" after his resignation. dory homes in the $30,000 to plause. Julian was waving the $7,725 bid of Central Florida The employe, Skip Higley, was $0,0M class are planned for the l ong-awaited deed to the site of Well Drillers of Orlando to put eventually rehired under t he development. Julian said the the city's proposed new water in the well. CETA program as a juvenile Process of approving the ordinplant and well at Range Line The council selected the officer by Police Chief Greg and E. E. Williamson Roads. Municipal Code Corp. of Manning. Julian said the city ance was accelerated due to a "A critical water shortage" Tallahassee for the codification may have to institute a lawsuit recent change in the state law. prompted the council to vote in of the city's ordinances. The in the case. "We are now back where we May to purchase a little less firm submitted a bid of $4,850 The council passed on first started on rezoning," Julian than an acre of land from for loo copies ofupto25opages. reading an ordinance changing said. Scientists Want To Know Why One of the bodies, which had five concrete blocks tied to and taken to It with wire, was recovered Monday by divers for an autopsy, Whidden Hospital Tallahassee Memorial said. The bodies were found in 48 to 55 feet of water in a deserted stretch of the river some 20 mil es west of this North Florida town. Whidden said the nearest house is three miles away. He would not speculate on a motive. "We've got two completely intact but you couldn't identify them from viewing them,' Whldden said. He said the remaining two bodies wo uld be recovered today. Sheriff's divers photographed the area Monday and s today for Whiddeti said officials wo uld look at the photo clues. that he He said the bodies had decomposed so badly couldn't determine whether they were male or female. Chief Applicants To Be Screened In Sanford - 0 it To Trim Budget By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer today. ce Pol'i' Two members of WASHINGTON (AP) Congress say they are surprised by a CIA 9-0 r# gnn,,1ittlifld t horn mnv he n slowing of & the Soviet Union's economic growth rate In the next decade. Rep. Richard Boiling, DM0., and Sen. William Proxmire, DWis., said the CIA finding is of profound significance to Soviet leaders who may be forced to decide whether to continue high levels of military spending. Longwood Attorney Brings Deed To Water Plant Site Tuesday. Aug. 9, lfl7-3 r. " . i' Full Salad Bar Soup Vegetables Two Entrees QUALITY INN NORTH SIR 4341,14 Longwood 862-4000 �eVt'-'" •' .............. ~ 1i ) Evenine Heiald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 k-322-i1or 831-M Tuesday, August P, 1977—/ 9 ______ No-fault automobile insurance seems to be an Idea whose time is coming for every American. For the first time a President has endorsed specific legislation that would require each state to enact a no-fault law that meets certain federal minimums. No-fault automobile insurance may turn out to be a good idea. But until it unequivocably has been thoroughly tested, we are against federal imposition of no-fault upon every state. In the past seven years, some form of no-fault Insurance has been legislated in 16 states. No-fault is supposed to work like this: After an auto accident the whole question of blame is waived. Instead, both parties are compensated for medical expenses and lost income by their own insurance companies. In most states each party gives up the right to sue the other for pain and suffering unless medical fees pass a certain threshold $500, for example, in New York State, $400 in Connecticut. No-fault insurance, therefore, is a compromise in which the people give up the right to sue for benefits in all but the most serious cases, being assured that they will receive first benefits adequate to restore all economic losses. 'the rewards of this compromise are supposed to be: prompt compensation payments, less litigation, fewer legal fees, and lower, or at least stablized, Insurance rates. In practice, the benefits have been something less than those of the present system. For the most part, payments have been prompt. But also few fault-based claims have been eliminated, mainly because the thresholds for medical fees were set too low. Insurance rates, therefore, haven't dropped, and in a number of states rates have Increased appreciably. The rates for drivers in the assigned-risk pool in New York State, for example, have gone up 40 per cent in the last year. The basic problem with no-fault insurance obviously is the threshold for medical fees. Even Thomas C. Jones, the commissioner of insurance in Michigan, which has perhaps the best experience with no-fault, notes that the legal system has a tendency to erode the threshold and "bring more and more people back in the liability system." Mr. Jones' remarks are Instructive and suggestive. They are ittthctive because the erosion of thresholdimplies the escalation of total insurance costs. They are suggestive because it may be that without significant tort reform no-fault insurance will be problematic. Accordingly, we think that it's premature to impose no-fault insurance upon every state. It Is better that those states that already have no-fault insurance test it further. No-fault insurance is still an experiment, and until it can satisfactorily get out of the laboratory, it need not be spread to the rest of the nation. — • i -' : 1. 11 , ~; : I I 11 ' The "phase-In" slated for the old-style Navy uniform beginning nut year is not Intended to condition sailors to the bell-bottoms, jumpers and white hats. Navy personnel already have made their preference clear, which Is the reason for the return to the uniform that was a tradition the Revolutionary until The officer-t ype garb authorized for enlisted men In IflI and made mandatory In June, 1075, was difficult to keep clean and pressed, according to shipboard sailors with limited space. In addition adoption of the universal uniform wiped out the distinction between grades, since previously only Chief petty ofllcers wore the officer-style uniform. Under the reinstated uniform policy, bell-bottoms will be worn by enlisted men below the second-visas petty officer grade. The "phase-in" is necessary only to allow the Navy to test new fabrics and designs. The return to the old uniform as was its abandonment Is aimed at bolstering morale. Somebody finally asked the sailors. from : War two years ago. — ~ _____ And just what of The Clock was a thrill By JIM HAYNES to play in the game," and head for Liberty Baptist College In Virginia. "I certain of what I want to do. I have some general told myself that this would be the only opportunity I Ideas, but as for specifics, well, I'm Just not certain. Ali, but does that sound fanillar? would have, and to enjoy it. You never know. There Jt how many high chonlgTaduatesare certain might beainconc in the game who will be where thefr future rests" I'd guess one in 10. Which pros. And I can luok belt and say, 'Hey, I played *of years In nttheftratcc th mgcaitag college are filled with prerequisites. Pringleisheaded for South Caroltrus Statethis fall Uncertainty notwithstanding, here's a vote of on a football scholarship, while Cotton will be bouncing around In Cocoa for Brevard Community confidence for Pringle, Lee, Cotton and the other youngsters heading into tha t plaau G Agher Co llege. As these three young men, embark the next few education. The field of eventual endeavor Is important, but weeks Into a higher plane of education, the age-old the primary factor for success La that fiEnthg desire question arises. What lies around the corner? to achieve. "My interest is in history and political science," said Lee, " Fireman, doctor, or farmer. say want to teach those Whatever you will be guys, be a good one. when I get out of college. I'm Just not 10, I , • but I can't .- i '4 BERRY'S WORLD a KENNETH ESKEY Freedom From Any Inf luence No-Fault Gain ing — 4 ana' wh111'm # it It—h•r'stof.wv go vvne ntnt r.gulatlons." EBBLE BEACH, Calif. flattering than If everybody J ,,A P) There's been a nota ble was jum ping up and clown and k of reaction for Hubert yellin g 'Gee, whiz." een's courageous victory in Green wasn't sure it would U.S. Open. happen, however. reen likes It that way. "Deep down Inside," Green — Prospects for passing a national no-fault auto Insurance law perked up considerably when President Ca rter said he's st rongly In favor of making such Insurance mandatory in all 50 states. He Lathe fi rst president to endorse a national no-fa ult law, which requires an accident victim's own insurance company to pay for his medical care, rehabilitation and lost wages, regardless of who was at fault In the accident. Presidential support could not have come at a better time. — independence — — nrvnii u - . -- — timm.r - — ------- — • -. PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) - Pretty Barbara Nicklaus us t• fastened herself Into the seat of the trans-continental jet flying her from her Florida home to the Pacific Coast and talked enthusiastically about her two golfing men. "We're all excited a bout young Jackie," she said, referring to the eldest of the Nicklaus brood-IS year-old Jack II. "You know, he will be tryi ng to qualify for the National Amateur at San Jose next Monday." It's a big week a head for the Nicklauses and Barbara now finds hersel f with a do uble rooting interest. Jack, the world's best golfer, will be going for his fifth PGA thamplonshiip and another major golfing crown at Pebble Beach, • and Bethlehem Steel Co,'-i I point where bottlenecks began to , plggue in. disabled, disfigured,, or permanently slid seriously lnJured. • ventional opinion still has It that in the second stitutions. The Action Council campaigned against half of the year the growth rate will slacken off ,j ,. • starting Thursday. Then-win, lose or draw- he and Barbara will sweat out . . A national no-fault law would discourage The National Urban Coalition was a "safe" surprisingly healthy performance of the market: even with 96.6 million people now at dubious Lawsuits and divert more of the in. and non-controve rsial organization, operating domestic economy, while the rest of the world work, a figure that has been on the rise for eight surance dollar into benefits for victims by with a vague man date. But the same co ul dn't be stagnates. months, there Is still an ample, indeed excessive, eliminating the high cost of goin g to court. said for its companion group, th e Urban amount of labor available, with unemployment Although the growth In the country's GNP for Coalition Action Council, Independently charnudging up marginally In June to 7.1 per cent. e th Sho uld fam ilies be given a second quarter of the year has not yet been dit for tered to lobby for specific reforms. Nor is the old nagging fear of renewed In- sending their children to college? President 8.9 Because contributions to the Action Council released, it is expected to match the per cent nation haunting the economy a much as before. ainst weren't tax-deducti bl e and because its causes annual growth rate clocked up in the first Wholesale prim in June dropped sharply &a it It. Equity and commonsense are ag This is considerably faster than had ainst it. But were controversial, the lobbying group received quarter. became clearer that the huge farm crop now some members of Congress won't ta ke no for an far less financial support from wealthy n-- been thought possible six months ago. Conripening must inevitably mean lower food answer. billion this year. This Is In large pan due to the Much the same situation exists in the labor prices. v . . .A In fad, the proposal has become so popular dollars ea rmarked for that weapons system now at its lowest point for eight should Instead be Writ on domestic needs. That June the level of industrial output rose by 0.7 Higher education is expensive. Tuition alone incurred the wrath of both hawkish AFI,aO cent, which was more than expected, and months. With figures like those, the Department President George Meany and Chase Manahattan although much of this was the result of swelling of the Treasury may reasonably argue, w hat La a rums over $4,000 a year Is some private univer. sitles. Private medical schools often charge Bank Chairman David Rockefeller, whose Inventories the fact that there was substantial few points off the exchange rate? more than 000 a vest, family had contributed tens of thousands of growth In such basic Industries as cars, iron and ____________________________________ doll ars to the Action Council . steel suggests that the slowdown, which wiBut permitting parents to claim a tax credit The AFL-CIO finally cut off all financial doubtedly will come, In still some way off. for a po rtion of their chli dren 's coll ege tuition Letters to On editor are welcomed for support to the Action Council after it announced could be a mista ke. In too many cazs, it woul d publication. All letters mail be sigsted, Apart from a persistent lack of conndence, support for the "Philadelphia Plan" requiring benefit families perfectly capable of paying their with i mailing address and, In a ng part f ro m th ar e fe that the rest of labor unions to open apprenticeship training springi own way. And It would take several billion tIiCl)hOUC number so the Identity of the programs to sizeable numbers of blacks and the industrialized world will be unable to match dollars a year o ut of the federal treasury at a writer may be veriflet The E"Wm up to America's performance and may therefore members of other minority groups, Herald wi ll es time when budget deficits already are far too r pect the wishes of Supporters from the business community drag it back, there are few Iinm'idiate betlarge. an in alto do not w t their names tienecks in priat. . th e dome st ho ic economy. Alt ugh became similarly alienated when Action Evening Herald also reserves the right The fairest and most effective approach Is to Council lobbi ed against sena te con firmation of retail sales and consumer credit have recently edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform make s ure that st udents who need help have then-President Nixon's nomination of G. Harrold Slackened off they are Istill running ahead of the to space req uirements. Carswell to a seat on the Supreme Co urt and rate of Inflation, access to scholarships, low-interest loans, work. pressed ha rd for an end to the war In Vietnam. ________ study programs and low-cost community The country's manufacturers are now ______ colleges — r ç Juniors Ousted KEY WEST — The Sanford Junior League all-stars were eliminated from the state When he was playing in the British Open at Tumberry, Jacksonville Southiside, 2-1. Bay Scotland, a month ago, the elder Nicklaus became so interested In Cowity eliminated Fort Walton talking about his son's golfing proclivities that he subordinated Beach, 11-2, In the other losers bracket contest. his own. CALUMET CITY, ill. (AP) — Scott Crull can't shout and holl er over the little he has to be joyous about. But what Bobby M urcer did for him Monday night over national television was "the best thing of my life." What Murcer did was fulfill a wish from the seriously ill boy earlier Monday-and then some. The Chicago Cubs righ t fielder had told him he would try to hit a home run and a double; he delivered two homers. The bombs came d ur ing a game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Murcer's- and Scott's- Cubs. "It was obvious from his smile, Scott was pleased a bout it," said Mrs. Dwight Cmli, mother of the 12-year-old, after the second of Murcer's solo blasts. "He can't holler and ye ll li ke the other kids because his lungs are affect ed. "Bobby Murcer is sure puttin g on a show for him ." After the gam e he just said, 'I guess that one's for me.' He was a little thrilled a bout that. It just meant everyt hing to him. He's a little short of breath and can't holler and yell against the Pirates." M urcer drove a pair of so lo home rwui over the right-field wail off Pirate pitcher Bruce Kison. In the locke r room before the game, Murcer had talked by telephone with the bedridden youth. The call cam e about after a frien d of the youth's fam ily contacted Buck Peden, the Cu bs' publicity director. Murcer had never met the youth. Scot t's mot her said her son, the youngest of four boys and a girl, has been ill for t hree years and has "been doctored" for the last month. lie's "always been a Cub fan -I am too," Mrs. Crull said. "lie's liked Murcer a lot, and has liked other players over the years," Including former Cub greats Ernie Banks and Ron Santo, she said. "It's wonderful that he got to talk to one of the players, and by Murcer hitting the home runs. ..he was thrilled." Murcer, however, denied he made an outright promise to Crull, as ABC had reported during the game. "I didn't promise him anything," Murcer said somberly after the game, which the Cubs lost 74011 a ninth-Inning rally by Pittsburgh. "He said something about a home run, and I said I'd try, but I'd be lying if I said I made any promises," added Murcer, who went 3-for-4 with two solo home runs and a single. "I know that if I can go out and destroy Jones, that will force Thompson to meet me. "If Wallace defeats Thompson, I will still be in good shape If I whip Jones. With Thompson gone, I should be ina good bargaining position to get Wallace to meet me. Right now Pete Ashlock is after a world's title fight. He Just lost two chances this weekend, but he might get one from a source he didn't expect If I can win tonight." Four other bouts, featuring Lynn "Kid" Crowder and Chris Rizzo will complete tonight's important card that darts at 8 p.m. Post 53 Ra y rri I Ig, C k 10 9 1I, pl y WEST PALM BEACH — West Palm Beach advanced to the finals of the state American Legion tournament with a 10-9 I sburg, which ever wins the early game will have to come back and win two straight games from the tournament hosts. A victory in either game for Palm Beach would end the good night with the stick banging out a pair of hit, while' driving In three runs. Ken Brown darted the game for Sanford and ran Into trouble' early. He received the loss, tournament and give them the "The way they keep coining victory over Sanford Post 53 Monday night at West Palm Beach Municipal Stadium. The loss puts Sanford in the championship, "We were down 100," said losers bracket game tonight against St. Petersburg, which It coach Bob Lundquist after the game. "I can't believe the defeated Sunday. Matt Simonelli will be on the character this team has!" It was a tough loss, but the hill for Post 53 tonight. A vietory in the game which is way they played and almost scheduled for 1 p.m. would put won makes me really proud." Ned Raines was the leading Sanford in the Championship hitter, rapping out three hits in game tonight. West Palm has put itself In five trips to the plate while the drivers seat In the tourney, scoring a pair of runs David Wiggins also had a Either Sanford or St. Peter. Bucs \ Hu t n TAMPA (AP) Hunt was one of eight players The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have waived Monday. waived placektcker George The others were defensive liwit, who missed three field- back Chris Arnold; defensive goal attempts in Saturday's end Mike Dooley; defensive opening pre-season loss to the tackles Larry Woods and Gus Miami Dolphins. White; linebackers Brad WatThe Bucs also traded veteran son and Steadman Scavefla, offensive tackle Mike Current and running back Charlie from Ohio State for Dolphin Evans. tackle Darryl Carlton, 24, a 6The deletions bring to back, and never got down makes me feel we still have a good chance at this," Ltmdquid added. "We will need some breaks and we will have to play our bed, but I dill think we have a pretty good chance at it." Freg os i I)aI(s Pirates By The Associated prtu The Pittsburgh Pirates certainly have given Jim Fregosl his money's worth, both as a player and a "fan." "This team gives you a Little heart flutter now and then," says Fregosi, "but it's exciting foot-6,,., 3-year veteran from number of players oil the Bucs to watch them hit." Tampa. The Dolphins also will roster. All National Football Fregasl's pleasure Is doubled receive an undisclosed future League teams have until Tues- when he is directly Involved in "Heck, the way I've been swin gin g lately, I wouldn't draft choice under the terms of day afternoon to cut to 60 play- the Pirate electricity, like Mon. promise anything." day night whe n he keyed a ers. the trade agreement. ninthinnlng rally that provided Pit ts burgh with a dramatic 74 victory over the Chicago Cubs. In ot her Na tional League ac tion, the Los Angeles Dodgers blanked the Cincinnati Reds 4. By The Associated Press thing resemblitig a sustained two field goal attempts before relieving Kilmer in the second 0; the St- Louis Cardinals Houston quarterback Dan drive. Only twice in the entire connecting on a 29-yarder with period, turned back the New York Mets Pastorini didn't like it, but he game did the Oilers manage to just 17 seconds remaining in the The Browns grabbed a 7-0 4-2 and the Montreal Expos Raiders Still Play Like Champions Dodgers 4, Reds I Young Jackie, like his father, Is a golfing protege. A fine, simply overpowering. A twodirected the Redskins on the five-yard scoring toss to Paul Tommy John hurled a two-1 smooth striker of the ball, he already Is battling championship run homer by Leroy Wise was Bowl"Whenever thetoSuper redeemed himself and Joe winning drive after Browns' Warfield. But Washington came hitter and slugged his first Na- I champlonsyou youare have go Thei.smanii made Coach George the primary damage. courses with rounds In the low 7 out and play with some kind of All en sit up and take notice rookie punter Greg Coleman ba ck with a pair of second-pen- tional League home run as Lea If his present enthusiasm and determination continue, he will, lit the nightcap, Walter Law arrogance or confidence, what- Monday flight as they led put Washington oil its six-yard od touchdowns, a two-yard Angeles defeated Cincinnati.~ tripled in two runs In the third ever you want the experts insist, be anothe r champion, burst by Calvin 11111 and Thels- Reggie Smith also hit his 20th to cal l it, Pas- Washington to a come-from -be- line, "We never tried to push Jackie, or any of the other children, and Jimmy Williams drove him tonal said , "they have it." Th elsmann, starting his mai n's toss to Fugett. homer as t he Dodgers wi de ned hInd 16.14 National Foot ball into golf," Barbara said. "In fact, If anything, both Jack and I home to tie It at 5-5, however, Cleveland took the second their lead to 124 games over League preseason victory over fourth season with Washington, Cl eveland Browns. the fifth off Freddie Howard to sponded Oakland Coach John the attempts for 165 yar ds, in- yards for its second touchdown, putting undue pressure on them." John, 13-4, won his seventh Th Madden. " at's one of the Moseley, a six-year veteran, cluding a seven-yard touch- this one coming on a four-yard straight decision, all owing Besid es Jackie, t he Nicklaus offspring include Steve, 14; Nancy win it. only , things we feel is important - no missed a conversion try and down toss to Jean Jean, 12; Gary (named for Gary Player) 8; End Michael, 4. All SANFORD after run by Cleo an infield single in the umnd ~ matter what you do, you have to AS R H show aptitude In sports-baseball, basketball and tennis. Nancy Jimmy Williams rI inning by George Foster and a: 3 0 0 play like champions." Jean is a budding gymnast. Fred Howard, is two-base hit In the third by Ken 1 3 0 I 1 1 • I Jack U has been a stand out in both basketball and tennis but he Rick Bradley. lb I 0 0 Pastorinl spent most of his GrIffey. The Lee Angeles left, Wallet Law. p 3 0 0 currently is wrapped ul) completely in golf. Ume watching from the sidebander retired the final 16 batCosgrave, c 2 0 0 Jack, the poppa bear, was beating the best men players In Ohio Chip Saunders, 7b lines Monday night as the Raidlers. 30 3 0 I ers humbled the Oilers 40.0 In when he was 16. lie won the first of his two national am ateur George Porlig, If John homered off loser Paul Kenny Perkins,pr 00 crowns at age 19 and was fl, a tour rookie, when he beat Arnold Lance the exhibition Moskau, 2-3, in the t hird Inning' season opener for Abney, Cl 2 0 0 Palmer in a playoff at Oakmont, Pa., for the U.S. Open crown In Soloman Hardy, ph with nobody Ofl base. i o both teams in Oakland. Swa is Carlton within commuting distance of home. and ushered In the Nicklaus era of golf. Durrett Smith. 31) Totals WIlT PALM this year In both the Masters and British Open. A victory at Pebble Beach this week would put him even with the great Walter Hagen in PGA titles: five. Th en he could go after a record five U.S. Opens (Will ie Anderson, Bob Jones and Ben Hogan had fo ur each), and add to his five Masters and two British Opens. By th at time there sho ul d be anoth er slugger ready to take over-Jack Nicklaus II. . Mr. Cub Joins H all "We got the set ting-sunshine, fresh air, the team be- "Words almost fall here," Commissioner Bowie Kuhn said hind us. So let's play two," as he Inroduced Ernie Banks to Banks said, eliciting a roa r of overflowing throng that approval fro m the crowd which an witnessed induction ceremonies included som e 600 Cubs' fans for the six newest mem bers of who had come to this upstate New York village in the Adironbaseball's Hall of Fame. ' "They call ed hi m 'Mr. Cub,'" dack Mountains. Kuhn said. COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) ' 3 3 1 1 3 0 2 ' ' Mark WIst,P Totals °° Weit Palm 010 JACKSONVILLE ParugniS ri Gibson, ph 2b Murdock, lb Padget, ii Walther,p Stor,y, 31) Gonzalez,If Ruskin, ci Williams. 21) Homwy,rl Hitchcock,c Totals AS S H 7 0 i 1 i i 4 0 0 2 2 I 0 3 10 3 0 1 oo 2 30 I SANFORD Howard, pc Smith. lb 21) Bradley, lb Law. si Williams, ti Pace, ri Richardson, ph Hardy' 71)11 Porlig, lip Cosgrave, c They remem be r ed a Babe No other Introduction was necessa ry on Monday for the Ruth home run In Yankee Staformer Chicago Cubs infielder dium, a Jackie Robinson steal Abney, ci Totals who blasted 512 home runs In of home, a Sandy Koufax his 19-year major league ca- hitter. Now it was Ernie Ban ks Jacksonville hub0 entering the Hall of Fame. reer. ' u • AS S H 1 0 0 3 o i 3 0 i 3 I I 3 I I 2 2 0 The elder Jack has gone on to win more than $3 million in of, Craig Bryan, rI Les Sumner. it fIcial prize money, coll ect 63 tour victories and 16 major chain- Mark Baker, ii pionahips-more than any man who ever lived. Doug Cook, cI He continues to rewrite the record book and there Is no in. Leroy Wise, c Weber, dlcatlon that at age 37 he is ready to yield his mantle to anyone Duane Kevin Suarez, 7b else-even to t he 27-year-old Tom Watson, who has beaten I Rkky P1111, 2b Our Fuel Needs WASHINGTON A grim President (jjeNeither the idea nor the technology is new. ocean could be tra nsfo rmed into alcohol fuels. tried to block the state told the American peopl e an April 18 that they European producers have so of Nebraska from ld alcohol blended The benefit to the beaches, which are now should brace for the equivalent of war to over. with gasoline for decades. In the 1930s, Chrysler with poll ution , would be worth the cod awash producing and marketing a 10 per cent blend of of the grain alcohol and gasoline. This p come the energy shortage. He called for smaller Motors modified sonie cars allgtdly to roduct , known an-- project, one authority suggested. cars, better insulation, simpler lifedylu. by the the nickname "gai.o-hol," could be used in commodate alcohol fuels and shipped them to pe in S ak g of poll u tion oh , the use of alc ol fuels Last week, the Sena te Energy Committee oil-short New Zealand. engines, wo uld reduce the noxious exhaust fumes that responded dramatically by outlawing Suddenly, Nebras ka congressmen began now choke our cities. Comprehensive studies by receiv automobiles that get less than 16 miles per t International Harvester used to advertise ing q ui et calls f rom representatives of the he Philippines that its motor trucks were Volkswagen, General Motors and even Exxon gallon, beginning with the I Nebraska Petroleum Mar keters, models. urging them to "powered with engines especially designed to indi cate that pure alcohol fuels cud down Oppose the Some energy experts have told us Americans burn alcoho gas-o-hol project. They cooly ll y on auto pollution. Today, many racecar drivers dramatica may not have to Change their way of life. ft may prefer alcoholl."fuels predict that Nebras ka's Gov. James Exon th Carter administration, despite the to gasoline. not beneceuary for thsm to junk ., would big We involved, has fail ed to pay much pro ject withdraw his previous support of the ha ve spe nt several weeks Investigating give up their weekend drives to the beach and the . dramatic possibility that alcohol fuels don't attention to alcohol fuels. The 1sge National move back Into the city from the outlying Energy Program devotes only a single sentence ha ve to be pumped out of foreign fields denied he was opposed to gas-n-be produced right here In the United States. This to the akohol potentIal. hol, but he called for furt her study. This was Before the nation runs out of gas, say these wo Interpreted i ul Research and d stimulate lit. U.S. ec ide the statehouse as a political Energy Development ns onomy and reduce experts, much of the fuel that is needed can be th ss Disillusioned legislators are conv A i r i dmin st at on e ma has devoted a ive flow of dollars few ll to do ars to dalI. ptgj inced he distilled from gricuiltural surpluses,Umber alcohol alcohol fuel research. The experiments have caved in to oil pressure, a charge he vigorously waste, municipal garbege, *ut For the amount it will cost to transport yielded prom is ing results but, strangely, have deities. lit... plentiful products can be converted Into Middle East oil acre the oce m an and store It In been virtually gi Alcohol blends would co d a few cents per by alcohol f uel,, which can be blended Into gasoline our strategic reserves, experts Insist, the gallon more than gasoline, at the current prices. Th e all-powerful on inry, 4 without even dsaning the engines. In fj, government could build dozens of alcohol fuel poses developing rival alcohol f But inside rs expect that gas prices not only will Slight modifiuitlon,. aitoenobil, engines can be plants throughout the nation. only would threat-n ollp catch up ad surpass what It would coat to 4 j4 adjusted to run entirely an alcohol. These plants are far cheaper to construct the Industry's monopol y. A city gvenuneug produce alcohol fuels. Already. Email and Germany have than gasoline refineries. They can also utilize could produce fuel from Its garbage, a Umber The benefits in reducing poll ution, improving cosmpmawa todat the switch to alcOhol s wade products, thus producing vital fuel and state from Its westewood, a farm date from its the economy and reducing the dependence on oil Email Is aedçoity considering a plan to draw 75 cleaning up America at tin same time. Experts surplus grain. Th en the big oil companies might imports percent of Its liquid fuel from alcohol by the year told us, for example, that most of the gar bage be ft should also be cranked Into the le with a lot of un used crude oti thur hands, economics, 2000. and trash New York City now dumps into the The oil operators, for example, ha ve quietly make alco Favorable tax incentives could help hol fuels competitive. 1,u, ,,iIc UI IiIC III4jUI ,It 0 Twul U1 a mill ion dollars," Green sa id. "Well, maybeIfyou're Trevino or Palmer or Player and you've won a lot before, but it doesn't happen to everybody. Iay tournament on opening -day . Jackie's qualifying efforts at San Jose. Monday, losing to West Palm "I was sitting In the clubhouse watching Jack and Jackie come Beach, 5-0, then being ousted by up the 18th fairway at Muirfield," Barbara said, referring to Jacksonville Southside, 8-5. Jack s nano-uasnionea co urse in onunous, uvuo, Ana i nan w Other first round games smile. Jackie pointed to Jack's ball and said, 'Pop your away." found Tallahassee defeating Bay County, 6-0; Key West A st ringy six-footer, taller than his dad, Jacki e is considered an outstanding prospect. It appears we may be reading Jack stopping Fort Walton Beach, 5-0 and St. Petersburg halting Nicklaus headl in es for the next 20 years. 1962. It was this head-to-head vi ctory that faded out the Palmer era F1011 en who never won a major championship." Now Green's done it, and, coming Into this week's PGA national championship, he's eager to add another major title to the American national open crown he won under a death threat at Tulsa, Okla., two Murcer Home Runs Fulfill Boy's Wish karate people and the fact that he is taught by Thompson bears that out. "Thompson Is scheduled to meet the world's Champ, Bill '&qerfoot' Wallace, on Wide World of Sports next month If he wins that bout, I have been told that he will consider me as a possible challenger in his first defense. Th eismann, the No. 2 quar- ing quarterback Brian Sipe 5. fierce stret ch duel with the ultimate tournament winner, Tom Mark West in the opener, who world champion Oakland a possession. fanned 10 batters and was Raiders manhandled the Oilers. Watson. eley terback behind Billy Kilmer, capped a 52-yard drive with a, The Redskins' Mark M os JACK ANDERSON AND LES WHITTEN Alcohol Could - Two Jacks To Cheer For Economy Going Strong duatry. or 11 tournaments before that, so it shouldn't have been a surprise. But you never know, There's been lots of good play- plonships," he said. "That's whe re it all comes together. You have all the great players playing on great golf courses. And they're trying their very best. They're not just going through the motions. - THE LONDON ECONOMIST and many of Its no precursor of a summer dollar crisis. events. months ago. • right. "Gray had agreed to meet Vincent around October or Novem ber. It didn't matter If Joey won tonight or not. But now, he has to win If we are to ha ve any àeanL-L' with getting Cuevu. "Ross Just has to keep winning. The only way to get Mattloill over here Is for It to be on national TV. And a major network won't buy a fighter if he has just lost." While Vincent is after world's title fights, the entire state of Florida seems to be after him. At least there are two hot on his trail right now — Jackson and Clark. The winner of that match will be taking on Sammy Masias of Homestead In t he very near f uture, with that winner promised as a shot at Vincent an d his state title. Perez sees his kick-karate match as one of the most important bo uts he has ev er had. "Jones is one of South Florida's best kick- ce "I've always placed a great emphasis on the major chain. ,IIr4 pa.,,I+ ui fh ,-,M,.l —. .• violence spawned in many of the nation's major The study, conducted in Pennsylvania, cities. That group's "governing board" WM Colorado, Florida, Kentucky and a dozen other ' dates, found that fewer accident cases end up in composed of the familiar "distinguished" leaders from business, labor, government and court and that compensation for Injuries Is much civic groups. prompter than it otherwise would be. The Urban Coalition's avowed purpose was to To be honest about It, some no-fault laws forestall future rioting. As a result, it was, In the haven't worked as well as they should because words of one observer, "born with a silver spoon trial lawyers — who make millions in "pain and In its mouth" because of the generosity of those WASHINGTON- The slide of the dollar on operating at 83.5 per cent of their capacity, well suffering" cases — have been able to talk who feared they and their institutions would be the foreign exchanges continues. up on the levels during the recession two ri legislatures Into letting them sue for damages In the victims of further looting and burning. But the fail has not particularly perturbed the ago, yet still with plenty of room for growth addi tion to no-fault payments. Tax-deductible contributions came pouring In Carter administration; floating rates are before reaching the 88 per cent utilization which Under a true-no-fault plan, such suits are f rom the Rockefeller, Sloan and Kellogg foun- devised exactly for such adjustments and this is was the peak attained in 1073 and which proved a forbidden except when the victim Is killed, dations; from the AFIAIO constituent unions; from the American The dollar's fall is a reflection of the United Telephone & Telegraph Co., American Can Co. States' trade deficit, estimated to be a record $25 said, "I've got an Inferiority complex. I'm not that sure of myself. I'd played well in some of the ma jors before, but you don't know you can win in the majors until you do it. "I'd paid my dues. I'd won 10 • Major Insurance companies that formerly opposed no-fault are swinging around to the nofa ult po int of view. And a study of the 16 no-fa ult states by the U.S. Department of Transpo rtation concl uded that accident victims in those states are treated more equitably than they would be under the traditional system of fixing fault and making the guilty party pay. W 4fl1 It'i kind of flattering," fl usaid. "The ot her pla yers have congratulated me. But they just come up and shake my lband and say 'Nice going.' It's like they'd expected It to happen, And that's a lot more "Gardner is one whale of a puncher and Joey can really be In trouble tonight. Especially if he doesn't ha ve his head screwed on along .S. Open Behind, reen Looks Ahead — — Ross and Vincent, with Cassel be rry's Scotty Clark and Sanford's Taco Perez are the featured attractions at Ashlock's Sports Stadium tonight as they have all agreed to meet some rugged opposition. Vincent will be up against the nation's No. 4 ranking junior middleweight, Tony Gardn er, in scbedul& 21-tuwâe.', il)e Ytoss will defend his Southern title against the challenge of Lee Thomas. Clark has agreed to meet Vincent's recent conqueror, Jackson, while Perez Is pitted against Herbie Thompson's protege, Mike Jones, in a kick-karate bout. Both Trampler and Ashlock ar e still hopeful that th ey can enti both Mattioll and Cuevas to Orlando but those negotiations can not even start unless Ross and-or V incent are successful. "Vincent had better put that title business out of his mind tonight," Ashlock stated when contacted about the sudden turn of o Ground WASHINGTON Common Cause this month will be celebrate Its seventh anniversary an appropriate occasion to recount a series of previously unpublicized events which preceded Its founding In 1970 and deeply Influenced the organization ever since that time. Throughout the 1970s, Common Cause has had a profound Influence probably more than any other single Institution in bringing about significant change in the way the people's business Is conducted In Washington, The key to the organization's success has been its from the countless interest oroups notably big business, big labor and the major foundations whose unbiqultous If not insidious influence affects all of our daily lives. The central figure in- Common Cause's relationship with those interest groups was John W. Gardner, the organization's founder and Its chairman until his retirement earlier this year. In mid-1968, Gardner became Chairman of the National Urban Coalition, formed during the , '-..i j "But, I guess it Is back to the drawin g board," Tram pler adnitted after he had found out Dagge had lost his junior midIleweight title to Italy's Rocky Mattioli and Gray had failed in his fued to uilsttt the 147-pound champ, Pipino Cuevas. f "I had a fir m mmItment from Gray to come down here and fned Joey Vincen, if he won the title," Trampler continued. " e thing with Dagge was st ill pending, but it looked real good or his meeting Mad Dog Ross at the Orlando Sports Stadium . "I know both Ross and Vincent are upset at the turn of events, end I just hope th at It doesn't affect their performances tonight," Th I — ,.r!;I!!!A NK rear. 0 subjects ANGL E.WAL TERS Stadium Goes Back To Draw i ng B oa rd ete Ashlock's efforts to bring a world's champion Into Central olda were dealt a double blow this past ,P week end when both ckhard Dagge and Cl yde Gray were kayoed in title bo uts. Ashlock's matchmaker, Bruce Trampler, has been in iegoUat1ons with both Dagge and Gray In hopes of having at least jne of t hem at the Or lando Sports Stadium before the end of the LUi hini" an politicall y that it's thought to have a good chance Index com piling the prices of 27 commodIty of passing both ho There is little sign of that happening yet. In uses of Congress next year. per futures Is t Bell Bottoms i I ~I I Horne Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, ;IMonthg, $14.20 .40nth, $2.70; 6 M011101111, $16.20; 12 Mon. 7tg-, $U-44' ths,$32.40. No-Fault Insurance: Let's Wait And See j Three of Sanford's favorite ions brought honor to their hometown last weekend, Greg Pringle and Kenny Lee starred in the high School all-star gameSaturday night, while the night before Ruben Cotton had a super night in the all-star h.th. O II ØI!T1. Anyone who followed Seminole High athletics the last couple of years wouldn't be surprised to learn Pringle, Lee, and Cotton had done well, Pringle wjiu cvTh's most valuable liiseziuui, while Lee played defensive tackle and center against the south. Cotton had 20 points in the basketball game. this performance? "it for ms to just said Lee, who got home just In time to turn around Around pubiiiinelto NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advredlajnii Director L Tuesday, Aug, 9, 1117-5* Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. AS N H 3 1 0 4 0 t 3 1 0 1 2 3 I I 1 1 0 0 IU 0 3 0 0 2 3 00 7 0 0 ii 1 $ 140 300 1-1 032 000 '' i o tsucs i"or (mmsi~urrent In the other Monday night Cardinals 4, Meti! game, the Washington RedKen Reltz' home rim with two skins downed the Cl eveland MIAMI (AP) - The Miami And he was In the ninth inning led St. Browns 16-14. "One thing I Dolphins have traded veteran from training briefly suspended game of the season last Satur- on Louis over New York. Jerry last month after a clay. was afraid of last week In offensive tackle Dnrryl Carlton dispute wi th Shula over running "But Shula apparently fig- Koos man, 8-12, had limited St. 't ured that's alll was worth, aivi Lo uis to five hits in eight in.-' "It's a new chance for Dar ryl he's the boss. Me and football nliigs before the Cards br oke Coach Bum Phillips. "We Mike Current. Canton in his old area and have had a parting of the ways. through in the ninth. sho ul d have played this gam e Gary Templeton singl ed to In addition to Current, a for- we're hoping that Current, with Thanks for the memories," he last Th ursday. It would have mer Ohio Sta te player, the Dpi- his ex left to start the inning and was perience, can help stabi- said. been quite different. We lost our ph lns also will receive a draft llze our offensive line," said Del Galzo, who has an Insur- sacrificed to second by Hector fire somew here In the air choice under t he terms of the Coach Don Shula. atice agency In nearby Broward Crux. Kooaman Intentionally be tween Houston and trade agreement. walked Ted Simmons and the Canton seemed elated. County, had been cut by Oakland." ru nn ers moved up to second The Dolphins also announced "I'm being given a chance to Dolphins twice before. third on a ground ball by The Raiders dominated the Monday at veteran qua "It's tough to work with four and th rter- establish myself all over d Keith Hernandez. Reitz then hit entire game, picking up 393 back Jim Del uart er ba c ks , and I know ha Gaizo and nine again," he said. "It'll be Like q to him" one of Koosman's pitches over yards in tota l offense and 26 o ther players were cut by the I'm a roo kie again. You know, lobe a disappo intment first downs to 142 yards and Shula said of Del Gaizo's being the left Field fence. Dolphins as the team moved to restored, rejuvenated. eight first downs for the Oilers. get its rost er down trouble, cut again. Expos I, Padres S to the 60.. "I've been in a lot of The Only time Houston looked at player limit, The others cut Monday were Warren Cromartie's RBI but I've got my head screwed all im pressive was when thirdTwo more cuts had to be on right now. I'm not going to Luther Dixon, a guard from single in the eighth inning led string quarterback Karl made by 4 p.m. EST today, South Carolina State; Nazih Montreal over San Diego. Chris let the things that already hapDougl as entered the game in ld me back. Banna, a linebacker from SpeIer had drawn a one-out Carlton, a former University pened to me ho the fourth period. Youngstown; Clayton Hea th, a walk from Padre reliever Bob 'll be ou hearing from Darry l of Tampa player, was the Del- Y running back from Wake For. Shirley, 6-15, and was awarded st While the top two Raider ph ins' fir ro und draft choice Carlton." est; Selvie W ashi ngton, a wide second base on a balk before q uarterbacks, Ken Stabler and in 1075 but Del (Jaizo was not as had a troubled coreceiver from Wisconsin; pinch-hitter Jose Morales flied Mike Rae, were completing 13 i-eet tic. Larry Warren, a defensive out. Dave Cash was then of 22 passes for 187 yards and Carlton is oil two-year probawalked Intentionall y to get to twa touchdowns, their counter- lion for assaul ting a security of "Maybe it was presum pt uo us from Alcorn State. me, but I felt I had more Also, David Mellot, a place Crornartie, but the roo kie foiled parts on the Oilers, Pastonlni guard during an altercation at coming to me than three series kicker from Texas Tech; Rod the Padres' plans and John Hadl, connect ed with his Miami bar last Jan ua ry. of do wns In the first exhi bi- Oberholt, a safety from Ca- single. only two of 14 tries for eight He was arrested for posses- tion," he said. tawba; Chandler WIlliams, a Don Stanhouse. $4, picked up yards. They were Intercepted son of marijuana a year ago, Del Gaizo played most of the wide receiver from Lincoln t he victory with two twice. innings of but the charge was dismissed third quarter in the Dolphin's University; and Tom Drougas, relief. Joe Kerrigan pitched the The Raider de fense did not after Carlton went thro ug h a 13-7 victory over Tampa Bay in an offensive tac kle from Ore- math inning and earned his allow Houston to mount any- drug rehabilitation program. both teams' first exhi bition K' ninth save for Montreal, practice came true we to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers peaked too early," said Houston in exchange for offensive tackle — windspnints. S �I 6A-1øhsg Hsra. kif.rd, Fl. T$iy, Aug., 1977 WISER'S 10 YR. — 11j1 CANADIAN c AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER flS4YRS I ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES a n SEAGRAM V.0. r• ( -A NJ ft fl I A NJ I ALL WEEK & DAILY p SPECIALS CM ' MUCH As- I ER P On ITALT CM ASIISPUMANTE A BLACK L WHITE to UTIN i4 \ 3 ALLo8O RINKS -- u s-wy OV 'J fr• .-. . CORONET COCKTAIL LOUNGE PKG. STORE . V.5.0. BRANDY TEQUILA COCKTAIL LOUNGE LONGWOOD PACKAGE STORE HIGHWAY 17.92 NEAR 434 74?. dM! g1 5TH 9494 GIN CAU B4N0S HIGHWAY 17-92 Ll SOUTH CITY LIMITS SUNRISE 4 4" • .' 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Organized by Shirley Cooper and her daughter, Vicki Nittinger, who hope the Pageant will become an annual event, the contest raised $1,200 for the zoo, Seminole PTA To Fight Anti-TV Violence Baffle Mrs. Baton mid there was Murder, robbery, rape, its purpose was to teach Florida brutality ... what's a nice PTA leaders hew to join the strong support in Seminole organlutlon like the PTA doing organization's war on TV County for the anti-violence violence. campaign. She brought back with subjects like these? They In turn will Instruct from the training session a can to "We're doing what we do away with them —at least on mall groups of teachers (who number of training manuals televwon,"mlgM well bethe will pass the word on to crammed with informatkmon reply from thousands of PTA parents) how to monitor major television sponsors and members mounting a nation, television programs for cx- procedures a local station must wide campaign to reduce the cessive violence, and how to follow to keep its license. She also has samples of the amount of violence o the tube, forms being used by PTA is 'W.'re not a especially when Junior members record incidents of watching. group of hatchet violence onto prime-time shows. "We're not a group of hatchet men," said Ann Boston, men ... w.!,'. more hasThe National PTA claims it been charged with wanting president of the Seminole government censorship of IV County PTA county council, an educational programming; that it believes "We're more an educational 9'OUP. 'LV violence lithe sole cause of group. We will be conducting today's social ills; that it is a training sessions to make teacher and parents more make their displeasure known vigilante group on a witch. aware of violence on television, to Vi stations, the networks, hunt; and that It wants no and what they can dotostoplt." the Federal Communications violence at all on television She and two of her fellow Commission and the show's shows. It denies these charges, and coujity council officers joined 5[flIOF3. The PTA hopes to bring Mates that the PTA does not parents and educators from ANN BOSTON throughout Florida at a two-day pressure on local stations and support government lentraining session in Orlando advertisers to reject some of sorship; that it recognizes that articles in behavioral science by the violent shows offered by the there are many influences that journals, representing o recently. Conducted shape the lives of children; that studies Involving 10,000 National PTA representatives, networks. through the current campaign children and adolescents from it is merely exercising its right every conceivable background, to express its views on what It all showed that violence sees as an undesirable in. viewing produces increased fluence on children; and that It aggressive behavior in the does not object to the portrayal young and that immediate of violence as part of reality, remedial action in terms of Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. but objects to the excessive television programming is Tuesday, Aug. , portrayal of violence. • warranted. The PTA claims that 146 JEAN PATTESON. OURSELVES - -. VERMOUTH SWEETOI DRY Lati n Feminists Fired MASS .19 STN .69 -.----- 79 I5Th EDITOR'S NOTE —Women's fib marches are almost a thing UUUUJ.AULj 13W/COUPON FISH SHAPED BOTTLE QUANTITY NIGHTS aISiiy, ) WINE AL ) -4 APdTp*O, 8 KAMLUA .89 'The disappearance for women's affairs until Francotse Glraud moved to the Culture Ministry In a cabinet Bluegrass _________________________ Even Portugal and 23 OZ. , but in fact we are asked far more often of the past In Northern Europe, but they're picking up steam in of the 'Mad Minas' is shuffle. Italy got its first worn- Spain, after decades cooperate in every sphere of dictatorial public life." 0 f an cabinet member last year of the South. While Northerners S y m b o I i c Belgian feminists say more are working behind the scenes satisfaction governments gained when Tina Ansehnl took over and and more men and women are to put to practice the rights by feminists in the Labor Ministry. Latin sexist codes, thinking about true equality. they've won on paper, their Northern Europe Despitelawsofequalpayfor are discovering that Swedlshfemlnlstsuytheyare outheru sisters are trying to equal In many countries, increasingly Involved In day-to' a ft e r winning womenwork cale b still face barriers In the modern democracy day political Issues such as day I e g is I a t i0 fl with to work force, often settling for brings t nurseries time. By MICHAEL J. DIJFFY guarantee equality low paying jobs and being demands of equality But thereandhaswork been an undeAssociated Press Writer among the first fired In a for women,' with men on crunch. niable shift In visibility for feROME (AP) Holland's But most countries minist causes in Italy, Portugal paper, anyway.' "Mad Minas" some years ago have passed laws guaranteeing divorce cases. Our society and Spain. stopped burning corsets In the, at least theoretical equality, seems unable to accept that In Rome, a 16th century streets, but Italian feminists to. are discovering that modern with England, Belgium and men have emotions and feelbuilding In the city center is day march 50,000 strong to vent democracy brings with It Portugal passing eq'l pay (or Ings, too." painted with graffiti: "My body their anger over the defeat of demands of equality for equal work laws in the last two Within many battles won, fe is mine Fifty per cent of jobs *tro-aboruon legislation or the women. years. mlnlsts have become quieter to women Abortion Is my Throughout Europe there are gang rape of a young girl. Within the marriage con- Northern Europe. Gone are the business." The disappearance of the examples of women in high tract, Belgium has passed laws days of the early 1970s when Feminists in Italy have sup"Mad Mines" is symbolic of government positions, women calling for equality of parents Holland's "Mad Minas" tied ported those who defy tradition satisfactIon gained by feminists working alongside men in the and of husband and wife. pink ribbons across public toi• to report rapes, and a group of In Northern Europe after win- factories with at least the le- France passed a law allowing a lets for men only, stood on high school girls recently held a guarantee of equal pay ning legislation to guarantee gal woman to have a bank account street corners wolf-whistling at public trial of a youth accused eoualltv with men on naoer, and they have won eoual rights without hr hILI)n,1'a ,n..nH ....i UIIVU "ci ui rape ann neat a friend who within marriage and the IamI• anyway. In Denmark, family equality the statue of 19th-century sufra- tried to rescue him. By contrast, the shouting of ly. has swung full circle to a fight gette Cibmina "Mine" Drucker In Portugal, wives couldn't Britain's Margaret Thatcher for men's rights. In court dccl- in Amsterdam. Italian feminists Is a sign of in. leave the country without their bcreuing militancy in Latin heads the opposition Con' sbus last year, mothers were But leaders of the feminist husband's consent, and the huscountries of Southern Europe servative Party and could be- granted custody of children In movement Insist it Is not dying. band had a right to read his come England's first woman 21,000 of 24,000 divorce cases. where women are trying to "There has been a shift away wife's mall. The new governcatch up with their sisters north prime minister. In France, Karen Dahlerup, chairwoman from purely feminine problems meid changed most of that and of the Alps and the Pyrenees. Health Minister Simone Well of the Mate-sponsored equal to family matters," a spoke.setups committee on the status Even Portugal and Spain, after pushed through one of Europe's rights commission, says, woman for West Germany's of women which reports decades of dictatorial govern- most liberal abortion laws, and "There is n ominous degree of Women's Council said. "Things directly to Premier Mario meets and Latin sexist codes, there was a cabinet-level post discrimination against men in have become more quiet now, Soares. In post-Franco Spain, there are about 200 feminist groups GALLO SPANADA 289 IMPY ITAlY WHIT( _________________________ Weekend '1 If you're looking for a place to go the weekend of Aug. 19, why not drive up to Dalton, Ga., for the Prater's Mill Old Time • Fiddlin' Convention? The two-day festival will " feature a Friday night jam ç.. . session beginning at 7:30 p.m. and competition for over $1,500 In prize money In beginning junior and senior fiddling, bluegrass bands, banjo picking and buck dancing. . • ' '.0 • .•. . "To Insure authentic - - bluegrass music, no electric Instruments are permitted," according to organizers of the event, the Northwest High Band Boosters. . Admission each day for ... .. - - - POMBAL ROSE IMP PORTlIti - 240 19.50 __ U uO.95 ç*si SIN SOMETHING SPECIAL "101 SOMIONI SPECIAL" WORLDS FINEST SCOTCH BAR NONE GIFT DECANTER 5TH 8.99 104.50 CASE LITILI MORI BUT YOU AR WORTH IT DEAR ABBY: Since we [lease print this, but don't tell moved to a farm, relatives and where it came from. NO GUTS friends have come uninvited DEAR NO: People with no and unannounced. Some even come for the weekend, asking If guts need to be protected from they can leave their children people with guts galore. I hope with us for "a few weeks." this letter helps, but don't count They say, "It will be a good on It. DEAR ABBY: My 17-year-old arning experience for - MADE BY GLEN 3 :J([fJJ!J 1 i:.t'J7Tj 3l.S 1, 5TH (*51 FuN fCCJAL4 'i I ',AIf HIll L' JI I H Al' •Mlill'Ii IHAKIe\ AM8RIicfl lop IIIR'IIIIIR OIIMTHAi ,,,,,, a" IllHAIlIlIRIl,l RI,',lIIlI kIIIIl,ATIlIA kABIIII ----..ei.. 1VLV11117 i._......t.. uruufll way sometimes, I told her that she might get arrested If she goes topless in public, but she says it is no w legal for girls to to topless In Texas. Is that true? MRS. C, OIympics Go West: Reception Warm I(Hi i cAI H( ST BUYS APT ABC Age Sanford's Golden Olympics hostess Edith CRYSTAL CLEAR c OVIfl IU 9 LB Harrison, who with her husband, Jack, l3 currently 01 SAG CUBES 69 nationwIde tour promoting the HOLLAND HOUSE BLOODY MARY RR MIX FULL IT 90Z ON 1101. JAR THE ROCKS CNYSTALGLASSES CLEM PLASTIC (lit !II1 •1 ••'. •¼ -t £ tgestment" from interested Mrs. harrison displayed. She later visited Robert C. None, director of membership writes: "A short but very fine visit, and as we left the Chamber of Commerce office Lii ex.manager was going to a senior citizens meeting and tpok all of our Information with DRY ROASTED ,*. 88 In Washington, D.C. she spent one and a half hours with J. L4onard Johnson, president- c elect of the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP). "We had many pietotes taken which will be V She also spent an hour with the vice president of the Washington Chamber, who 1 roups all the way up the east coast to Maryland, and westward Into Wisconsin. From Anapolls, Md. she PUNTER'S jPIANUTs t. published with our press release," she writes. showed great interest In the pictures of the Olympics which games, reports "red carpet isa' -. - Contestants tune up for Fiddlin' ('on euutioui ThflTIi.,k,1Y11 •JI 1"~ DON'T BE EFT OUT 11 I join the thousands who read The Evening Herald for the National Council of Retired Citizens, and shared Information with him about the Olympics. "Every place we visit wishes us much success," she said. our report of Golden Age Olympics close-up shots of the medals and we were on - - • the 6:30p.m. news. What more could we ask? lii ChIago, Ill., Mrs. Harrison mt with i Miss Susan Willis who had written earlier to the Sanford Chamber for information oil the Olympics. "She said In all her life she had never had a letter answered In such a wonderful way," reports Mrs. Harrison, The Harrlsons also left Olympics information in From Madison, Wisc. she Milwaukee and Madison, Wiac, before heading for Iowa and than before. In South Bend, Ind. Nebraska. third annual Golden we were in the Senior Service offices when a news reporter Olympics will be held in Sanwrites: "Publicity even better and her movie cameras Canielfl to make a report on someone else. She was told we were she taped and filmed there. . . Seminal. County's can be charged with Indecent exposure and-or disorderly conduct. DEAR ABBY: May I comment on the letter complaining because some perfectly ablebodied people use the parking "flIlIN.(KWARJl kA IT sl Pf Mu N -,. DEAR MRS. C.: My Texas legal experts Inform me that females who go topless in public Abby, don't people realize home a swim thlt she purthat a farm is not a vacation chased. She tried It on for me isort? There's work to be done and it looks very skimpy. - Most daily, even If we don't punch a of her rear is exposed to public Iock or report to a foreman. view, She showed me how the top We like company, but we tfon't want them dropping in can be removed to go topless, whenever they feel like it. and says she may wear it that NA'I Ajitil ii I .I......k, --IL$ pein. III NlIIll All (III .... Guests Unwelcome Down On Farm INUL1 V - ford the second week in November, sponsored by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Only DaUy tin so however, because of the dirty looks I got from people who saw me parking there. Please tell your readers that not all handicapped people are on crutches and In wheelchairs. I may look healthy, but I am. HANDICAPPED, TOO DEAR HANDICAPPED: Go ahead and use those convenient spaces and Ignore the dirty looks. God knows, and YOU know, you qualify, and those '° don't know don't matter. DEAR ABBY: Some Duluth, lIIlfl., waitresses complain bitterly that Canadian tourists refuse to tip them! What say your Canadian readers deny or justify nontipping U.S. waitresses? FATHER L. IN CIEVEI.AND DEAR FATtIER; Em for letting my '.'anadian readers speak for Canadians? themselves, () News paper Among the many features - enjoyed by Herald Readers is a. area marked, "Reserved for the Handicapped." I have high blood pressure, cuabetes, chronic bronchitis, and a bad heart, and I am not supposed to walk great distances, so I use the con. venient parking areas set aside for the handicapped. I no longer adults Is $2, students one dollar. Admission for the weekend is $3. Dalton is located between Atlanta, Ga., and Chattanooga, Thin., and is about a 74-hour drive from Central Florida. COMPLETE FOOD SECTION featuring Great Food Bargains every Wednesday from a wide variety of grocery ads. Save 5$ For fast relief call the • / with valuable coupons and low price Specials on meats, seafoods, dairy products, produce and frozen foodsl It pays to read the Evening Herald. e., rT Hostess MAROE BROWN $349212 Forest City Altamonte Springs Be one of the ever-increasing number of Evening Herald subscribers. Fill out coupon and mall or call 322.2611 todayl -----------------------------------PINSO Enter My Subscrtion To The Evening Herald Name Address RUTH TUECH 134.9212 Altamonte Springs Longwood (East) Enclosed lsmy check in the amounpof$ --------- •_ -- (Year $21.40 I Months 514.20 2 Months $4.10) TELEPHONE: 303.322.2611 The Evening Herald P.O. Box 1617, Sanford, Fla. 32771 303 131.9992 KAVE TALMADGE 574.1702 Deltona city Phone_ -o 1,' �' -I. 14 1~ Strawders To 1JIki Mark IN THICIICUITcOUNT INANO 0 SEMINOLE CO$JNT%', FLO IDA CAIN NO. 77.I43S.CA444. 1:1:: To MarrIage at and PAUL. H. DANIELS. pet jflnjij., Anniversary Golden Mrs. Leroy and Ginny Strawder, trawder, 1204 Park Ave., daughter, Joszm. will be hlmorsd at an Mr. and Mm I were 4mh0iS $1Ofl LII 27 to msi1ed an Aug. 77, 17, In bC*U their 014111 wei annlversa,. The reciptIt ww Moultrie. Ga. Relatives Ifld frlidi at the be held at the home at the COIçIe, hded by their jon and couple are Invited to attend the dangt*er'In4aw, Leroy Junior FSCq)U0fl Mr. and Stapleton, Harkey Reception Set J ____ A r.cel*lon honoring Tm will follow the flOI3Y Ifl thi SIqleton and Jan Hark.y will Sul-Babson Ceder. Frlenè be held on Aug. 14 it 4pJlI. at and relatives are welcome to Rolling Hills Moravian Church, attend. SR 4 lflflIWOOd. Both have attended MorsvLtn The couple's wedding vows Theological Seminary where will be solemnized 77 at be, a graduate of5enthoIe1lig the Helen Stadiger Borhek and Stetson University, will be 2 :1 wedding I 11 ADVERTISING Dated at Cassetberry, Seminole County, Florida, on July 251h, IC??. By: Margaret L. Meyers Publish: August 2, 9. 14, 33, 1577 Grand opening specials are In ,L.0 . 4 174W. " ,; I. %,W', . W lD irw, ~t_.~ -_,1 contemporary, traditional and i.i Or- ~ J.B. Morris and Herb Morris brothers Joined together hi April for the business which was then located in Sanford. Because of the lncreasd volwne of business, it was necessary to move to larger quarters. FOOtTASDIID 197.3Pfori by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution Issued out of and under the sal of the County Court of Seminole County, Florida, upon a final judgment rendered In the aforsaid court on the 10th day Of May. AD. 1571, in that certain c* entitled, James A. Cohen and Martha C. Cohen, Plaintiff, vs. James 0. Houston and Jo Ann Houston, Defendant, which atoresaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 'that Venanclo A. I Jane W. Adriatko, the the fol cert ificates hIS filed said t.tIcat ore an deed to itj,, thereon The certificate numbers and years of Issuance, the description of the property, and me names in which It was assess we as follows: Certificate No. ION, Year at . 11 Issuance 1573 Dascr$ptleaofprpa,,y Beg . 13.01ChNof5of3 ,4 run W2.3?ChN394 D.,,14ChE 214 Ch S to Sag. Name In whlcft assessed Julia Brawdy. All of said propert y being in ffi County of Seminole, state of Florida. Unless such certificate or car. tlflca$es shall be redeemed ac cording to law the property described in such certificate or Certificates will be sold to the highest cash bidder at the Court house door on the 25th day ofAug,, 19"at 11:00 am. Dated this 72nd day of July, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., li IV Clerk of the Circuit COWl by: Thelma L. Scott Deputy Clerk Publish: July 24. Aug. 7,, 15, 1577 ('EN It? ' One tCUWlIIvsPkk.UpTrl,ck,iD NO. 3531130774. Title NO. 1341752, bfoe in color being stored at Ra$Iiff A Sons. in Sanford. Florida. additional information available from the Civil Division of the Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. mont. and the underilpied as Sheriff ° Seminole County, Florida. will at 11:00A.M. on the 31st dayofAugus$, A.D. 1577, offer for sale and sill tO Front (West) Door at the Seminole County Curthse in Sanford, Flsdda, the above delcilbed P• Florida, final OrangeCoun?y, upona judgment rendered In the aforsaid Court on the 74th day of FeOruery, AD. I77, in that certain cos t* en titled, General Finance Corporation "v'ed following upon owned the by Mack d. it . oropert b...ensn.p a k-a Mack Blankenship. said property being follows: Dite 1C73 chewolee Klngswood Station Wagon, ID No INHR2. 01312, green in color the highest bidder, for c" Subject to any and all existing lions, at the NOTICE OF SHERIFF' SALE NOTICEISHERESY0IVENt by virtue of that certain Writ Of Execution issued out of and Utldef the seal of the County Court Of Of Florida, Plaintiff, vs. Mack F Blankenship ika Mack Blankenship. Defendant, whit aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida. and I have levied upon the OiIouI,ig dssalbedpropary owned byJO Houston, saId property being lo caled in SemkwleCou,wy,Florid., more particularly described as ir said sate Is being made to 5hhu5Y the ternta SI hid Writ at E*outIett. .ioivt I. Polk. Shift Seminole County,Florida Pubilsh: Aug. AUg.5. 4.33. IM 010.35 . ______________________ CIVIL ACTION NO. 77434.CA454. FEDERAL NATIONAL MON TOAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, V. BILLY A. SASS and NANCY A. ' Defenaants. NOTICE OP ACTION' TO; BILLY N. lASS and NANCY A. BASS. his wife RESIDENCE; UNKNOWN All parties claiming Warsstsby, ffir,u,underera,ainstilLLyR SASS and NANCY A. BAil, his wife, and to all parties haslng or claiming to have any right title or .1 I J ;7A , YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a moe. t9ageonmeIoliowlng,,aIp,.q,y in Seminole County, Florida: Lot 42. THE COLONNADES, THIRD SECTION, according to the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat . ICl?:offierwlsealudgm.ntmayb, entered against you for the ref iii demanded in the cop4al.w or . 11 One INC Ford 7 door hard top. dark blue with black trim racing strip ID NO CTO3HItse. beIngMoredatAltavnont,Wr,r. Allamonte Søvings, Florida. ri Additional information available from the Civil Division of Seminole County Sheriffs Depart merit. and the undersigoed as Sheriff at Seminole County. Florida, will at 1100 A Mon the 10th day Of August. AD It??. offer I.e sale arid sill to the highest bidder, for Cash, subfect to any andali existing lIens, me Front (WcstP Door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida. the above described PS? S0I%Il Property, That said she is being made to Iltisfy the terms of said Writ of Execution. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thai the administration of the estate of NELLIE J. JACKSON, deceased, File Number 77.341.CP, Is pending In the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division. the address of whIch is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, FL, The personal representative of the estate is INEZ A. JACKSON, whosi atoress is 1410 S.C. 24th Ave., Gainesville. FL. 32401. The name and address of the Personal repruentatfyvs attorney we set forth below. All persons having claims or JOM I Polk. . Sheriff PubIlsti July 1C, 24. Aug. 2,,C 25t7 AdAkUt the soistalls _,__ WITHIN THREE MONTHS required. FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to fit* with meclerk of the above court a written demands IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. flItn.CA49.11. statement of any claim or demand FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND they may have. Each claim must be LOAN ASSOCIATION OF Its writing and must Indicate the SEMINOLE COUNTY. a United basis for the dates, the name and ' address of the LT~or his agew yates cm'poraten. 'V attorney, and the amount Piiintiff, ctaimed. lithe claim 14 net not yes DONALD J. NYE and wife, DONNA doe, the date when it will become OU5shailb5stated. if ttwcIaim is J. lives eeal, contingent or vnhiguldated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be NOTICE OF ACTION stated. If tIW claim is secured, th, TO: security shall be described. The DONALD J. NYE Claimant shall deliver sufficient C09155 Of the claim to the clerk to DONNA J. NYE Usable the clerk to mall one copy to Merridale each personal representative, Leesburg, Fleilda All persons IafS?eItedinlh,tifo YOU AMC HERESY NOTIFIED to whom a copy of this Notice of that an Idlert to *eciose a tease an the 0018oring Property in Ad.nkslslratieis has been mailed we required, WITHIN Seminole County. FlorIda THREE MONTHS FROMTHI DATE OF Loft, fl, 23 and 21, FIRST AD DITiON TO PINEHURST. Sanford, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NCTidE,to file any objection FtorldI.accovgkigto plot "WON as they may have that Challenge me k5 r -t , I . ..kIL. • Comly. Floriolej _. Ii.a .-.--... -. ... has been 116011 against you yg writt dafemie, it any, Iq it on PHN..LIP H. LOOAN of $HINIIOL.$It LOGAN AND MONCIlIP. Attorneys is .. $IOfot PISIIIB 3fl, ..sd aite me örlghsoS with dis Clerk if di, av Court an or befoeg $sm 15771 etLOrwiss, • J&dgmext may be ageNW you, toe mi , mscepvs"in misiq 'a yafa,s,, - I a'_fw drawl Ceset ,Aea.is i. Mi.ais -0 v . 1 1 tek: 'Aq.0, li, 33.31, - 51013 ._ - .,w repm'elentative, or the venue or iurlsdlction of the court. U. CLAIMS, DEMAN$, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER EARNED. Oft of the fl'5tPub1k1loflWMIS Notice of Admiilsfratlin: August Rh, It??.5 rati A. JackSon AS PSrSalal Represenha tive of tile Estate of NELLIE J. JACKSON Deposited Mclldah P.O. Six P31 SMfotd'PI13775, Telephone: ' *$3V.lI7t 'ubtiSIt: 14. 1577 DUO 4" Deceas. NOTICUOP ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATES YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED that the admimwstratlonof the state of John Leslie Sullivan, Sr.. deceased, Pile Number PR 77S.CP, Is pending In the Circuit Court for County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida fl)7I.TMper.w,I + + ' .. -. f",S Commercjal Professional V Th ' Pager Sales and Service INQUIRE ABOUT PAGER LEASING "- OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL IN FOREVER BARRIO DateSIm, two Publication ot Notice Of MmIIWslratieø: een. NeiVlIfla N SullIvan -. - DeCNSH ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL . . , NEP*I$*NTATIVI: MelvIn I. Newman a JOn 5 IManhir.. , $iIf, 1444, CM ' Of4 ,p Tw1: (3d) $43J11ep 'western Auiat s.C. DUO-it : + of interest is outside of %Charlottesville, where you visit returned Alir'ti (rnni Hwy. 17.52, Mance Plaza, 10 a.m..S P.M. Tues.-Sat. 8301919 411 -. 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Orlando Anticipated from District Wide Taxes Anticipated Okiawaha Basin Taxes Anticipated Greater St. Johns Basin Taxes Mon-Sat 10 a.m..0 p.m.j Sun. 12-5:30 Interstate Mall l.445R434 VISIT OUR NEW MINI ART GALLERY 831.2234 LEAK IN THE ROOF? CALL MON.-FRI. 9:30.5:30 O LB. BAG $595 POTASSIUM PIRMANOANATI BULK '1.50 LB. showrooms. Tile Suppeq 9e. KINGS SUPPLIES WATER TREATMENT HEADQUARTERS 2334 S.- Park Dr Sanford A A j We Specialize in All Travel Services IIRI1CA 'By automatically limH Ingweletrheftritirwe USgI to thou hour needed, you can to duce energy consump lion and says mono) e The iNtle Gray Box, electric water heater .. local Pociere~ar" 'w s'me•. Y two arid ' helps you cut will healer luIY anc pips, orgy losses detachable. WITNESS my hand and seal Slid Court it Sanford, Florida, this $151 d July, 1517. a Promotes good hol consofvs$Ion t$ 11 WW W ' AM M jyIs if Nsv Ask US kw details. Ul.N71 - 447.3101 - M.;87.3175 - The only one in Sanford ., understanding And they taught me how t.stay tfsI I'm delightelt" TRIM 22W. Lake Buty Dy,, Orlando_ I'66 j,uwsssc. IN cSydtemd of IIINNROYTIPS orida 9i WE MO VEA/R - $344671 - ~ ,1 ' :1 109W. 27th St. Grand Opining ;1W PARE INSPECTION a ESTIMATE LIFETIME GUARANTEE ALWAYS THE RIGHT PULL $IZE MUFFLER INSTALLED CORRECTLY BY SPECIALISTS - ALWAYS REASONABLY PRICED - "FOR ME IT WORKSI 1) ~ 114 I Sanford - CUSTOM + DUAL EXHAUST SYSTEM V. Before After CALL TOLL FREE -1.500.432.5232 ••, - , $7950 INSTALLED istant Approval IN. Finance Charge IP4o Many Down &Mo. To Pay *Qualified Buyers . SALE $40.00 6Mo. Payments ii. Financ.charg. APR Down Payment Balance -J!. $0 V 4 Sanford Ili I i. I I-' r 17.000 1.633,353 440.119 944.201 554.4.503 51,701.943 $.4.257.531 5 413,034 51.450 17,110 6.135 45,910 $ 29,"d 5 4.193 5 527.343 ,',si 5 123.170 5 200.935 S 331,140 31,393 191103 1. 500 32.390 4309 7,911 100 1,000 1.715 7.225 19.15$ 10.565 0123S 35 9.019 5 163.111 5 257.017 $ 5 474310 5 101.411 $ 20.121 5 44.297 5 256.102 157,335 21.490 19.330 193.19$ $3,432 91,350 21536 5.032 37.220 51720 61,440 11.520 201.100 20I1 27.532 1.940 15,146 2.175 5 611,411 5 43,373 5 91,117 S 943,553 $ 166.112 S 493.563 5 539.675 Contractual Services 49,9110 Commodities Current Charges 31150 116,141 119.59$ 12.325 77.237 11.125 99.275 144,775 151443 74.750 Totals 176.513 5 j61,4c2 53,0191444 $1,311.110 Environmental Science Personal Services Contractual Services S 76.030 5 75.774 5 132.404 10.100 4,315 6.475 $140 17.414 1.100 2.200 20,211 12.41 32,745 s 117.006 5 310.135 5 271,111 9,306 2.200 I 5 376,457 5 376,697 5 . S S 4003 5 4003 1.000 I,00o 30.00C 30,000 9,500 $ 17.900 37.000 $9.100 1,210 1.700 5.910 9.50D S 22.110 5 73.1001103.310 S 3I.673 It 71.103 5 53.043 5 129,321 Reserves Reserves for Contingencies Reserve for Cash Balance (To fund 1st quarter fy 1910-79 due to lack of cash on hand during slit I'l 5 75479 A 43037 5 $0,000 s 150.134 100.000 100.000 quarter) CHARGE IT WITH YOUR BANK CARD Totals Final Totals Appropriations 1550 E. Hwy 436 Just West of US 17.92 AIe.....1 r....S.... prins jJy-, I Ii J.B. Morris and Herb Morris and their Ladies 5 115.129 5 43.007 5 50.003 s 735,134 e 1.750.113 1 $51,503 $1701 s43 $1797551 + Frames n Stuff, Inc. $1434 76.405 Contractual Services 0 Bring your picture. We'll help you select the proper frame for your decor. ' Ph. 323.5964 2421 S. French Ave. (Hwy. 17.52) -+ .'.adr-If to $0 S0 S0 51000 Tax Assessors & Collectors Commissions SPECIALS SEE I. I, STOWE EXHIBIT EXAMPLE ru CREM WEIGHT WATCHERS The Authority.. - ._•. as low as 511650 Capital Outlay Total Motor P011 Radio Equipment Freight & Express Test Drilling & Pumping Motor Vehicles Outside Equipment Totals A specially commIssioned 24*36 St. Johns River scene, valued at $150, will be the grand prize. DRAWING AUG.20. You need not be present to win. TO THE 1ST lOOaflending: foil color prints of famIliar oil paintings will be given away. DISCOUNT PRICES & BE A GAS SAVER S l,750?S3 Current Charges Dept Service Repayment of Principal I. Interest on Loans FREE. E.B. STOWE painting 7.000 94.4.201 Commodities Current Charges Capital Outlay Totals COME IN TO REGISTER FOR A 1 460..419 Capitol Cstlay Sanford - 11433.333 Personal Services AUG. 8.20 9-5 (Closed Simday) Speciaitit in Central VOCUUSTI Systems and Ventilation 31000 Water Resources Department maintenance & repair 50.000 45434 2M.000 20.000 RECOMMENDED AP PRO PR IATION S October I, 1177.September 30. 1575 Administration Personal Services 5 765,439 S 14,4141 S 29,323 5 289,611 99.770 6.150 Contractual Services $1595 5.12$ 51400 ISO Commodities 5.315 75 Totals WE DO IT! MULTI SERVICES OPTIONAL SHUTTERS t o $21.80 a UP For better cooling, one FASCO gable fan equals 4 turbines. For better cooling, one FASCO gable fan will move 13)0 cfm air. POWER SPACE VENT ILATORSICUILINGOR WALL) FANS Air - SPECIALISTS IN WINDOW AIR CONDITIONER REPAIRS. Installed ASCO CALL FOR FREE Join us today. W•'ve get is snuck that's great to help rev reach veer 5111. /' 71) 11d,, Hwy. 43k, Altamotg tpringLdii clinic 3224711 lort 88 lbs. and found new friends at Weight Watchers. 'The Trim Clinic 131.1300 4224994 607 West 25th St. Sanford NOW OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS of $tall Shows sucti FREE CONSULTATION WANDA ELAINE'S UNISEX STYLING Wayne Walker Says Bobbie Nash Of Orlando who lost 32 lbs. in 12 weeks, PROFESSIONALLY STAFFED, MEDICALLY SUPERVISED, LOW COST PROGRAMS VI g l:3O.Sp.m. You CAN TOOl than any other appfl lflC• i Oi) 2200W. Griffin Rd., Lusburg ANYTHING that needs repair receipts Commodities Current Charges Construction Outlay Capital Outlay you a FREE ESTIMATE GABLE PANS & General Services Personal Services Contractual Services troubleshooter will be there in a hurry. We'll make Immediate repairs then, if extensive repair is needed, we'll give 400.000 30,000 33.701 Total Anticipated Balances Contractual Services Commodities Current Charges Capital Outlay Totals Our What Weight Watcherss members are saying about the Food Program: FLAMINOOTILE DISTRIBUTORS 2SOl Los Rd., Winter Park Electric water heater consume more anerg * £ ' 3235612 SAT. 10:00.2:00 100,000 20.000 Resource Planning £ Management PRONTO I 100.000 300.000 11.730 Personal Services 323-2545 11 Grants In AID Coastal Plains Study DNA Aquatic Weed Control IDA Local Works ,'-nt Permit Fees Interest on Certificates of Deposit WHOLESALE PRICES the creative works of 11 florida's finest artisans Sanford 321.0120 Orlando 293.6511 S 507.142 Income-October 1, 1977. September 3e, 1971 Anticipated from State Legislature General Appropriations- Central FREE HOME SURVEY WELCOME EVENINGS 5 349.040 Total of funds on hand begin ning October I. 1577 Truly Different _ 5 265.634 Upper St. Johns Basin. balance of Unobhigated funds JRC R A F TS FREE ESTIMATES JlfIUUIiII 1LIL'IIJML1içIL4ny suiv 716 N. Mills Ave. Orlando, 154-1701 11.3:3OTuIS..Sat. IS 107.572) operating expenses. 5th quarterly 191477 due 9.30 77 ox wilyx P.O. sox III, ALT. spo., Pt.. 3175$ 1; Orange Osceola Polk Putnam TENTATIVE BUDGET FOR ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT FOR THE PIRI000CTOBER 1, It77.SEPTIMIER 35,357$ District Oklawatta Greater Wide Basin $t Johns Fund IS Basln.Pund$ Totals Fund IS Fund lO.DIsrIct Wide Deficit Obligation . Amt. reflects repayment of funds borrowed for Oviedo Route 426 XE STAR TREK ITEMS ~,:.J(P.. Marion Okeechobee beginning of 1571-il fiscal year SCREEN Collector's Books Science Fiction Have Ceramic tiles Placed aleng the Center for serving dishes, fondvelng, mixing , Install ceramic tiles at each place. Do away with padding. Ceramic tilfl are beautiful as well as for utility. For many Ideas, visit our Lake Nassau St. Johns Funds on Hand Beginning October I, 1577 Estimated Unobligated for Net Balance on Hand at . St. Thomas Pueto Plato CERAMIC TILED WORK CENTERS Alachua Baker Bradford Seminole Volusla LAWN a GARDEN $ 0 0~~ /' 1,11,,010_. ADV. is Cap Halton Newspapers Memorabilia In troducing... Clay Duval Flagler Indian River AND 00 -J-,7, . - p.m. Augtntll.1577- Civil Service Board Room, Duval County Court Houu, Jackionvllle, Florida, 2:00 p.m. August It. 1977 - Kahher Plaza, lola East.Ballroom, 131 I. Washington, Orlando, Florida All oersons, their attorneys or agents owning real or personal property subiect to taxation In the following counties are Invited to appeir before said board and show their object ions to said proposed budget, which hereinafter Iii published In full: Counties Partially Counties In District Brevard Within the District DA AUTO PARTS 9.ESALE Insurance; this Is If you have emphysema, asthma or bronchitis. Call 562-0302 for further information. Visit "STAR WARS" i no newest look In the kitchen - 2: !OVIEDO TRACTOR CO 4~0. - medicare and I I __ I' .41 V Check with Complete Breathing Care for breathing machines at no cost with 7 LUXURIOUS DAYS S.S MONARCH SUN DEPART APR. I (Slit) of M'InW H. lechofte, Jr. CIsh eI the Circuti Cowl 1y J'III U. Wilke Deputy Clark Publish Au IisS 2. 91 14, ] Your COMPLETE Travel Agency .. ., , $. MIRRORS p _______ I ADV. again . + For Every Purpose , - 645.2060 machines, appliances. fIxtures, .,w which new are or felY hereafter Pvtain t or be vIed oft. In, or on said premIs, even though they be detached or .:r'.,i-: + ++ Wanda Elaine's Unisex Hairstyling is Introducing visiting five ports, Port Au EAtO PPOSS 17111 proceeds and profits accruing and to accrue from said premises. all Of which are included within he foregoing description and the hibendurn ttlereol: also all sWain, electric, wafer, ow other heating, cooking, refrigerating, lighlImsg, plumbing, ventilating, irrigating, and power systems .r 1: For best selection of cabins, reservations should be made Our Advertisers Tell Us... -I Cass.Iberry - NOTICE TO ALL TAXPAYERS OF A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ADOPTION OF A PROPOSED BUDGET BY THE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT AND INTENT TO LEVY A TAX TO FINANCE A PORTION OF SAID BUDGET. You are hereby notified that me Governing Board will hold public hearings on the following dates and places for the purpose Of adopting a budget or as the same may be amended: August 1?, It?? Fine Arts Building Palatka, Florida, beginning at - ,. Vrnt,rai; Legal Notice cruise. - from rranurrii Virgin Islands; and Puerto Plate, Dominican Republic. When you sail aboard the S.S. Monarch Sun, you are em' barking on a unique and ox citing cruise adventure. A chartered bus will also he in. cluded for this special group Jhurmack beauty products at Monticello, the awe-inspiring Columbia; Coristobal, the shop, 607 Sanhome of Thomas Jefferson. Panama; Montego Bay, ford and IsW. the25th firstSt., one In Then on to historic William. Jamaica; and Nassau. The S.S. Sanford to do so. Ask Wanda sburg, Jamestown Festival Done Is considered one of the Elaine about them, 3221711. "Antique Country' IIIIRJ1 LARGE SELECTION OF OAK PIECES CHINA AND GLASS I im Just NOTICE OPINTENTION TO ADOPT BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1577.15 Orlando area, Is included In DeBary. Telephones are 668. rates. 6119 or 6611115 ADV. C colors in Georgia, the Carolinas the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Natural Bridge, visiting the Luray Caverns and Shenandoah National Park. A special point Legal Notice County and the (next to Gulf StatIon) in so Travel Agency in DeBary + planned. A special bus tour leaves Oct. 9 for 11 glorious days. You will enjoy the beautiful autumn - Puerto Rico: St. Thomas at the Winter Park Mall - :11, :': ' - a.'. 357 So. N. The southwest ¼ of miNcrmw,.J ¼ (LESS Begin 27 rods Norm of - r,presonsativ., or me value or jurisdiction of ni ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. - CHARLES AUGLIERA Sample our SR4272BIkS. So. SR434,Longwood own smoked fish ½ Mi. No. Lyman High SChOOl HALIBUT a SALMON STEAKS, LOBSTERS, FROG LEGS, COOKED SHRIMP, FLOUNDER, . soon for both cruise.. , Al Volusla Travel Agency, arrangements can be made for all modes of travel by C.lianles and Marty Augliera, owners, ASUTON A. ALMOND and Ashton A. Almand their associate. There Is never a Volusla Group to and from thee service char ge. Volusla Travel ship from DeBary, Deltona, Agency is located 132 U.S. 17-92 Seminole + + ce" wu&m S A new fail halrcutjustintin* Marsh on Aug. 14 and d11di from Allaire., Sara & Woody's opportunity to support tuid RolAnouiia tnt A4 21, from muscular dystrophy research 12:304:30 Lioth days. will be offered Aug. 14 and 21 Studsiitd shOuld omi 1011* during the Altamonte Mall's Muscular Dystrophy Cut.a. red COITCI area In the center of only The mall. the thom. requirements are that hair be For a $5 minimum donation, clean and students have at least students may have their hair $5 to donate to muscular styled by stylists from Jordan dvdrothv. for backto..chool days and the 030-9111116 Catihheani Gruises Southeast corner of Southwest Li of Northwest¼ofSect1on73.Townshlp 30 South, Range 30 East, run North of the above court a written 40 rods, West II f0fto South 10 rods, statement of any claim or demand thence East 14 rods to Point of beginning). they may have, Ead, claim m Also; in writing and must indicate the That part of the West basIs for the claim, me name -i of Nor. address of f he crSdttor or his agent theest ¼ of Northwest ¼ of Suction TownshIp 30 South, Range 30 or attorney, and the amount East, lying South of center line of chimed. It 100 claim Is not yet __ the date when It will become due Canal known as Community ditch LESS: The East 350.7 test of the shall be stated. If the claim Is Muth f,i$ Of the Southwest ¼ contingent or unhiquldated, the 355.5 nature of the uncertainty shall be c' the Northwest ¼ of Section 23. stated. If the Claim is secured, the Township 20 South, Range 30 East, security shall be described. The Seminole County, Florida LESS: The South 34(21 feet of the claimant Shall delIver WffkWoP Copies of the claim to the clerk to southwest ¼ of the Northwest Vol of enable the clerk to mall on. copy, to Section 23. Township 30 South, Range 30 East. Seminole County, eic.s personal rWoserillellwIt. All persons interested in the q#@N Florida, hei.s the East 130.70 fees 'to whom a copy of this Notice ef MetS with an easement over me Administration has been matted se North SI feet of the South 4435 No required, WITHIN THREE Of the East Sam tow. Together with all structures and MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF now Visit hereafter on THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF imlwovemenss .id land, and fixtures attached THIS NOTICE, to eany sdls tka,M. 11 ,.vu,,, issue, eve User asaueies .ng tive of the Estate Jab, i..sue Sullivan - TherelI property pro nouns or validity of the deced.f's will, me qualifications Ø tte personal . - 'i SIR Vici ResIdefltIal + , relief demanded the Complaint. This Suit is to krocft@ a mortg"*. demands against the estate we required, WITHiN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file WIttI the clerk __.. vy..y - t Wake-Up Service ' + + i. Altamonte Springs, Florida 33701, not later than September ii, In?. If s, fall to do sa, a default may be entered against you for the forth below. ..,,, . dants, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tasuitha5bemfIedagans, in the above-styled cause, and that you are required to file your answer with the Clark of this Court and 10 serve a copy thereof upon THOMAS FREEMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff, P.O. Son 70, lOgs Highway represintalive of the estate is Henrietta N. Sullivan. whose ad. dress is 113 Gerry Drive, Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701. The name and address of the personal rspresentativvs attorney are so ,.,•,, , unknownpartiesfavingorcIalmlng to have any right, title or Interes t in the Complaint to foreclose Defen. Seminole County, Florida, Probate ')lvlslon, the address Of which Is As Personal Aepresensa. - ATTORNEY, FOR PERSONAL REP*lSEtlTATlvgt ' $ : Duegip,Ilpts*nsris Nirem,U.vis $- "I ...u, qualificatIons of the Personal P ei_ ,4M pØ Number PR 77.S.CP Seminole I- - NOTIC! OF SUIT STATE OF FLORIDA TO: RAFAEL ROMERO, ANTOIIIA LARSEN and RONALD A. LAW SEN. who are not known to be dead or alive, married, divorced, single or remarried, and their respective unknown spouses, heirs, devisies, grantess, assignees. lienors, creditors, trustees, or other claimants by, through or under or against said Defendants, aist all JOHN LESLIE SULLIVAN, SR., Deceased e.. - - SMOKED FISH NILE PERCH, CONCH MEAT On April 9, 1975, Volusla Travel Agency offers another special group cruise on the S.S. Monarch Stii for seven days, visiting four ports. They are Cap Haltlen, Haiti; San Juan, M.D. Back.To.Scbool Cut-A-Than (Miniature lobster tolls cooked A pegled) LANGOSTINOS $399 I.B. FRIDAY opi.y Trip Departs Oct. 9 15 Defendants. NELLIE J. JACKSON OR ADVERTISING Park and on the way back a most modern and luxurious stop In beautiful Sannah. ships afloat and offers superb Brochures are available at cuisine and service In. Volusla Travel Agency, If YOU comparable to none. A charare interested in the Fall tered bus, available to the Foliage Tour, contact Volusla travel Agents immddlately as the deposits are due NOW! Plans have been made for the Fifth Annual Volusla Group Cruise on the S.S. Doric for 10 - 12 mnown parties having or claiming tohaveany right, title or interest In the property described in the Complaint to foreclose Defendants and ROBERT E. MACK and MARGARET V. MACK, his wife, and DON ASH IA & AS SOCIATES, 010.11 Division In Re: Estate 1 + ', - hel?s.devlsees,granlees,assignm, lisnors creators, trustees, or other claimants by, through, under or against said Defsc,dants and all siIn, WIT NESS my how andtheseaIOf said Court on July *h. 2571. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, 57 Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiChards Deputy Clerk Publish: Aug. 2. 9, 14, 23, 1577 DIVISIon In Re: Estate of . ., .. Complaint to foreclose Osfen. and KATHLEEN ANN ROMEROs ANTONIA LARSEN and RONALD N. LARSEN, who are not presently known toOt de d or ally,, married, single, divorced or remarried, and their respective Post Office Box 753, Orlando, Florida 33M. and file the original with the Clerk of the above-styled on or before September 2nd, have located in Seminole County, Florida. more particularly described as follows: 9@ J Book IS. Page 33, Public Records of 5emle County, Florida, Ps been filed against YOU and YOU are reopired to serve a copy of your Orion defenses, If any, to it on van den Berg, Gay A Burke. PA., at IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SIMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION 11. 1 - AUVTI5ING , ___ ,_ . 1 ., - '-'uw If you are tired of being hot and uncomfortable, now is the time to think about a trip to Virginia to see the fall foliage. That Is exactly what Voluja , Advertisers Tell interest in me real property tierein deorjibed. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number fl.344.p ON THE GROW I Fall Foliage Frames and artists are Mocked and some of the frames are sold wholesale as ., . well as retail. The larger NOTICE OF INTENT TO - . '. UOISTER FICTITIOUS NAME quarters has a showroom and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that exhibit area where local yjlstj JB and herb Morris, left and right, stand with Frames n Stuff grand opening 'no undersigned, desiring to engage worb are sold. Adust4rno area in business under the flctitisname prize, an E.B. Stowe St. John's River scene, In their new showroom in of INSTITUTE FOR BETTER is located in the building where major Altamonte Springs. LIVING at $33 West Pl antation Herb makes custom frames at Boulevard, Lake Mary, Florida 32741. Intends to register the saId customer's requests. In the rear name with the Clerk of the Circuit of the building Isar"rage area Fora time, the brothers had on request. Court of Serninol, County, Florida. in making the proper selection and where frames .re stoc DATED this 71st day of July. A.D, ked an artists' corner where local The Brothers Morris and for the desired decor. ten for the wholesale and retail artists exhi bited tleIr works a their Ladles Invite all to stop by Be sure to stop by during the 5: Roy E. Connally business, 5: Marie H. Connally week at a time. It will be to visit. They suggest those two-week grand opening. PubliSh: July 24. Aug. 2. C, 14. It?? resumed within the next month, having a painting to be framed Frames n Stuff Is located two Herb was formerly DEN-Ill that they take the painting with blocks wed of US1792 on the associated In the insurance The majoc prize during the them and JB and flerbwlfl help southoIdeofSR43O- ADV. business in Texas before grandopening is speciallyIN THE IIOHTNTIINTif moving to Central Florida to JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COUNT, IN nLad oil painting by join with his brither in the new the noted E.B.Stowe-a scene AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. fiJ II corporation. " IIJVF J on the St. John's River. Those wr.e.e CASE NO. 77.1lM.CA4C.L 0.0. FREEMAN, a single woman, to register for the JB, as he wishes to be known WIi:1tjllJ "Star Trek" items at it's worth a trip to Enterprise Plaintiff, vs. IS a painter in his own rigid. He painting must register during Enterprise 1701 are many and 1701 at 716 N. Mills, Orlando, to weekdays. RAFAEL ROMERO, who is not darted thebusinessbecausehe business hours most Interesting. Posters see what's there. Those pres.ntIykowittot,ede.do,I,,, be ,awar , be made realized painters and artists married, single, divorced or depicting the Star Trek trips following Star Trek will also August day remarried, and his respective heirs, had difficulty selling their art d are of many sizes and are like the badges, medals and two-week opening an devisees, grantees, assignees, works because of the high sought after by young people. small statues. 1. lienors, creditors, trustees, or other en house. of frames. was en claimants by, through, under or Frank Dowler has added Stop by, the memorabilia against said Defendantis) and all determined to go Into the The first i customers will collectors books to his in and browse.see unknown par ites having or claiming It's 1101 too SOOn to discount picture frame business be given to have any right, title or interest in lrz2O" color prints of venlory In addition to the comic think Christmas for the younger in order to help artists. the property described in the reproduction. of oil paintings books and science fiction books. ones on your list. ADV. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. SASS, his wife, I ' 01010 EIGHTEENTH ENYN JUDICIAL CI R. GIVEN Sta'w,es 0 Buston Review NOWI 4 . who visit Frames Stuff Inc., 1550 E. SR 4* Altamonte Springs, this week through Aug. 20. Specials Include discount prices on Amok Am AM STARTYOUR BUSINESS store for those Da,,I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF $HIRIpp'5 SALE I- Frames n Stuff Grand Opening - 3222611 Call ADVE ADVERTISING - NOTICE OF APPLICATION 11 • EYNQLD$ Arttstr H. Seckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court He*ald Advertiser vlow of OERRt EveningHemM f usiness PICTITIOU$NAMI Notice Is hereby that I err engaged in business at ISA 1*. 43 Longwood, Seminole County, Ftrtd rr the flCfl1IQ r.ma 41 KIDDIE K ARGO, and that I Intend 10 register said name with the dart ovislons of the Fictitious NNPd ,, W the NOTICE OF aertois Nim Statutn. To Wit; Section Flor ida Statutes itS?. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: 5, Janice M Kreldei LOUISE S. DANIELS Pub'Ish: July It, 34. Aug. ?.t, it?? 1121 Whitney Avenue DEN- 91 ALBANY. GEORGIA 3fl05 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that PAUL H. DANIELS has filed a Petition In the Circuit COort of NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS S eminole County, Florida, for NAME STATUTE DlssolutionofMarrlagq,andyou, v red to serve a copy of your TO WHOM IT MAYr CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the written defenses, If any, an KEN. NETH W. MCINTOSH, ESQUIRE, undersigned, pursuant to the 'FIt Name Statute,t' Chipter Of STENSTROM, DAVIS A McIN SS3OS. Florida sta$utss. will register TOSH, Attorneys whose arses is Post Off iti an with the Clerk of the Circuit Court in 1330, Sanford, Florida, 32771, and and for Seminole County, Florida. iii, U, original with me Clerk of the upon receipt of proof of me pIkaI of this notice, the tic. abovestyled Court on or HUM name, to-wit: GOR'S THE September let, 1577, otherwIse dauIt and ultimate Judgment will STITCHIRY under which I am be entltid against you for the relief engaged In business of 313 Center Street. Altamonte Springs, Florida de manded In the Petition. 37701 WITNESS my hand and official s' at said Court on t he 35th day Of That the party Interest In said busIne*s enterprise Is as follows: July, AD., 1517. Deputy Clerk Publish: August 2.C, Ii, no IC?? DEOlS L.aI Noon Leo Noft . Prepared By Advertising Department of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida In .cCVrdincp wItp LOUISE S. DANIELS. entering his final year of xvpsruIkm for the r 't1sfry tide Qjapd on UV Moravian cow camp., atigatn, Pa. at 3 J and IM14 at . This notice will oe published in the 19 counties of said District in ac cordance with existing laws. Dated this 25th day of July, AD, 1917 5: R. T. Clay, Attest by: Frederick 0. Rouse Executive Director PubliSh: August 7. 3. 9. 10 DEO II Chairman �a - 41-EvnIetg Herald. Sanford, Pt. TIfly, A". 9, I077 1. I TONIGHT'S TV 10:30 (2) (W HOLLYWOOD Yourigmeninbowillinw. 6.30 (2) (1 NBC NEWS CD MARY HARTMAN, MARY FAMLYAFFAIR LUCY (4) 'THE CROSS WITS Cl) Wa Mnsn CYIWa. A (1) SHIP fI)l1I95th0iisSI,,ifl.d eipion evisdoll his almost wiseldrig his I"in 24 (Mon.) t ,." ITi arJijeIes from ii. Ilvy HOGAN'S HEROES - t: b (1) UNITAMED WORLD S 24) ORANGE COUNTY CHOOt. ,fl() pEflQ Preerr red on___ ii ,,_ -- FOR THE DEAF (2) ABC MOVIE. Fool's rode. T - olIhSWlOIs with aS,U0O George Kennedy (2) 11 HOLLYWOOD MY THREE SONS 800 (2) © SM SM BLACK ITS THE LAW (Tue..) 30 MINUTES (Wed.) BLACK EXPERIENCE SHEEP: (fln.) SOUNDING BOARD (i) SUNRISE JUBILEE .14 il four representative WAGONER SHCYN iWed.) perb,.mncss by Bsvviy, os NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD orgln.IIy broodcsst bsNmen 1961 and ias. This ons (Thur..) THE WILBURN BROTHERS SHOW (Fri.) at 7:25 and 8.25). Exce 4 $ca tb 24) 8.30 i, 'I (T German. 1928. (Thin.) "lot- tell? (Fri.) "Th T of US? WIen a poScessoman Ii aim. her partner Is suspected. (A) CD l'IIIL DONAItE 8H kIS - (4) (6) _____ MA'8H:B.J. ______ c- (Mon.) . m OOfI rcwnwtc IYObMte Of his own when he tries to help ooiitoit a ruse with martial Ffufld. 1967. MCtUI Skm.. AIaln Cohen. 1.30 (2) (2 DAYS OF OUR LIVES Cl) (I) AS 'THE VFtD ' 200 2.30 Of Pow Effective. ness Tr.ii*sg (u.s.) Michael DeSakey. heart aiJ'nr,)(Wed)'Suaa) 24 (Tues.,Wed..Thu's.,FIt) ,J a with advertiures. (A) 8.30 (I) ONE DAYATAT1ME Mi's arT1,.ncy osito firld a doclorforJtjieot,ale,wioOw aaIcy. (A) 10.00 POLICE STORY: A clyotoed poke olfiowisgivenadwios (B&W) 1 (Wed.) , to ears." Joan Fordairim, br.d..m tie tarnished repidad^ lust when his wife poses' P111114111100. rewilallon (A) Christie." (4) (1) KOJAIC: Ko4ak's sod- "i " CD 10.00 IT 9 YNl7I 'us, till () i 1 SATURDAY, AA Sanford Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Cuselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran ('hu Church. LTD C13 Club Sanford Chapter, 8 p.m., Sanford 'l4unber of Commerce. , clean hair for minimum $5 donation for MD. GLANCES I i THE SPIDERS - Fronk Pris . 49 Rig. ROLL $1 Thwrs.iIII:3I PrIê 10. 0#111 iOta 21OOS.FrsnchAV, .443 ' & FIND° JOHN KEATS - Instructions: Hidden words below appear forward, backward, up, AfrtY/#MFRIED CHICKEN Ph. "A MU810aIrCoffNs* about WATERGATEl" GAN DI LIE HOG DI EN RN Sc CRVBLASENGATS FOEVE I HXJ EAECBKEQNOTMMMLA A 00$ V B I B IL RD EQ D 0- 0 G S PYHDLI EFWUEMRAAHAI I I MMNVROMANTI CGULNRNA ARKPQMRAOEWCSTLAZMC NAEEOC IAQNNHOUEMBAB SOATNCUJPOWDNMBPLRE H NT lET P4-0 IRE P Y H AA V BE OCSRUH INMXLEMMSHELR MTGMODHYEBDKIJ I CXEL EGNU IAHAROVAMOROQSG RIYPZEELAGNITHGINPL ENHE RPGMANT ICC £ RGWA - asd Palliation a Oraq OPEN Sun. thru frosting. rangs and once with seven." Mahnken Farm. 327 0173. , down or diagonally. Find each Romantic Hyparion ri and box ft In. Ode to Autumn Nightingale Eve of St Agnes Isabella Grecian Urn Marbles, . Chapman's Homer Enfield - Rome Endytilon Elgin - Ssflford Tomorrow - pool. $44,950. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES storage at.,, S . V. uble Mon., Wed., 330$ Sanford Ave. 323.330) ____________________ ________ Biblical Movies 34-4MbII Homes . I SECRETARY. Technical Eac, Co air, patio, awning, adults. You'll eat. ' need .'3 BR, 2 bath, Completely remodeled, wail to wall carpet upstairs & down, lovely eat.in kitchen, extra large yard with ep.rue worawlop. NEW LISTINGS Ike r I iuses $135 mo. plus Security. Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Aye: br 2 Bedroom Trailers AdultsOnly.NoPets 2S4SParkDrive,Sanford ______________ DISABLED AMERICAN THE AMERICAN DREAM (Open within JWeel,$) Own Your Own Fully Stocked Jean or Ladies Fashion Shop 3 Everything Provided Your cost, 511.900. Call Mr. Weeks Collect 901141 7412. Chapter Hwy. 17.93 South of Sanford .j 11 1 I hal state Meetings - position of I J.I,Iul e ..I..4 U. I -_ _ ' 3 BR, 2 bath, buill.in range-oven, S0x1)0' lot with nice trees. SIN 'l, i', APR, 30 yrs. CRANK CONS'T REALTY REALTORS-S3Q.4061 Evil. 3233140 PHOP4E:. . -------- MAIL TO ROBERT FISHER, BOX U, SANFORD. LA. 3277 - \ 4, 305 668 5144 ] , - - I,-. NOW . I. SPECIALI -U II II Every Sunday 23 Shall letters, but neither tund them nor saw Truman burn then. Marshall's hiographer, Dr. Forrest C. Pogue, Is quoted as saying no divor ce correspond. once ce is among Mat4's il1 P° pers and doubts such exists. Which leaves veteran screenwriter Shavelson, mulling over that controversial scene In his slz.bow dramihutton of flies war years, -' EACH I *1 -, EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN Mgr. "Matt" Hay Jr Matthew Business MeetIng Ind Monday-3000 Club Hour$-3 p.m. - Murphy,N.C.21904 - -- EXECUTIVE- 3 OR, 2 bath, fanilly room, cent, H&A, W.W carpet, range & dishwasher, double garage. A good buy for $42,000. WIlT 1 REALTY UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell things that are lull taking up space with a want ad in the Herald 372 3611 or $31999) 372-4179 301 E. 25th St. OSTEEN AREA- 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat 1, air, cement block with simulated brick front con struction. Large spacIous kitchen, family rm., 2 car garage, on 2 acres of wooded land. Off Doyle Road on Sheryl Drive. CYPRESS PARK REALTY INC. 2ISW. Now York Ave,,DeLand REALTOR 904736.7777 AVAUM your t The Herald - club 1 STORY NO ONOA&9V wnlngHevvld - 1. - , - -, : 11. '-' CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 3fl.2611 For Infarmatlen Cell 3*01 SEE THEM TODAVI FILL DIRT& TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy, 333-7510 Garage so full there's no room for the car' Clean it out with a Want Ad ,n the Herald. PH 372 7611 or I)) 9993 Nelson's Florida Roses WOODRUFF'S GARDEN CENTER 401 Celery Ave., Sanford CYPRESS LUMBER Open Sun. Only 1 p.m..6p.m. 300 W. Ind St., Sanford n.Ivm.nt* to Stenstrom Realty BEL AIR- nice 3 BR, 1 bath home located downtown near hospital shopping. Extras include drapes, range, Florida room & fenced Yard. Just $21,000. COUNTRY CLUB MA NOR'- Al. tractive 3 BR, I bath home, in quiet area, many extrasl Central host & air. w-w carpeting, FR,and WARRANTED. much more. LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Unfurnishid Bedroom-$14Sm. 2 B.droom$h7Smo. Sitting Beautiful________ MêJMr -:: 4, Hwy. )73 - DREAMWOLD- Brick3BR,2 ba th home with spacious PR. eatIn kitchen, central heat I air, fully equippedliitchen,screenedpool& porch morell & WARRANTED. A BEAUTY. Only $42,0. BPP REAL. CONSULT OUR R BUSINESS SE VICE LISTING AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB For free estimates. Call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 323. _l771. REALTOR, MLS 3335774 Dab()b' Nigt,t Will purchas e 1st & 2nd mor tgages it discount, 24 hour approval. Call "'• , 50-Msceilarioous for Sal. __ African Niht Cl grawlers SO large worms,11. Also Peal. line quality, 51 bushel Wholesale in your container, S bushels or more, lSc per bushel. BAGOS MARKET, 7455 Sanford Ave., Sanford. 372 - _364$, islrss merchandise sale. 323-6670 11cm Any type we are agents for the manufacturer to immediately dispose of this merchandise regardless 01 loss. Country Furniture Distributors. Hwy. 16, $319563 _______________________ bolt. U4 Woods Buggy, 10' Jon Boat, Chain Saw, Hunting Bow; 373.9005 after ANYTIME -________________ -_ _ WANTED NEW HOMES TO BUILD & OLDONES TO REPAIR Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work. Licensed, Bonded. Free estimate, 323-6031. VINCENT'S CARPENTRY No lob too small 323-5677 - Make your Budges go further, shop the Classified Ads every day. COVER YOUR WALLS WITH wonder what to do with Two? Sell One - The quick, easy Want-Ad way. The magic number is 37236)) or 131.0903. Painting - * * * * * * * * COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL, interior, Exterior Painting. Minor carpentry work, Install, repair gutters & coat roofs, Licensed. 331.1433. 4 .4. 4 4 4 Ray's HomeMalntenancC - B'ld. Stan. & Stucco P hone 3Zl-0073 Phone 3224443 --.- ------ -' Plumbing repairs, screen repairs painting, odd lobe. Reasonable. Licensed.- 327.0044. simulated brick, stone & stucco beauty. Insulation value -:I PistC*oI ______________________________ ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2563 Park Drive - Insulation enulvalenttoone foot of fiberglass 322-11111" on block Or Wood walls, Never NO LONGER USED CAMPING. neds painting. Lasts as long as Save Money - Insulate N OW GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT the building. Improves property Cheaper than all, All types, blown value. Call, Vince DeLano, bet. NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. in I Rapco foam for old or new ___________________________ WeIfl4P.m. and? p.m.,3324539or houses, block or frame. 331.0039. ________________________________ 3320251 , JUST THINK. IF CLASSIFIBOADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T RE ANVIl Carpet Cleaning - BLITZ CLEAN JANITORIAL Expertwork. Foam shampoo, Free estimates. Guaranteed. Ph. 531. 6100, ____________________________ ground 37' diameter, Includes filter & other equipment. POOL, above _____ L.andPMinteiaxe TV Repair. HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Mowing Back Woo Loader, 322.1077 School - -. tralnea Technician. Piercvs Used Fur niture, 202 Sanford Ave., 323.7290' .____________ Upholstering _____________________________ Dirt, Service, Clearing, Electrical __________________________ - ALTERATIONS, DRESSMAKING, DRAPES, UPHOLSTERY. Pbone32l.0107 Got Cash Buyers for a small In. WntiaI 0. commercial,wt,ing. - vestment. Place a low cost Ityoudan'ttellpIop4e,hoeare,y geNie Is know? Tell them with a - dustS led ad results, FOLEY ELECTRICAL SERV ICE 5' deep, $300. 372-0099. ______ ____ edr: 1'ydi'iutic Press; Large AIr Compressor, 3 phase 7 1 , hp motor;] Hydraulic Jacks (I floor, 30 ton & 10 ton); Hobart Welder, Powered by Chrysler 6 cyl. motor. ru 2561 PARK ______________ _____________ REALTORS 327-7008 " ____ - _:*544* ITo mvvw I: Licensed. Ph. 363-7245, - TOWERS BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) S19. lit St. 322.5112 J&PPICKUP& DELIVERY SERVICE Mi%ceflafleOi5,Etc. 7c56y,,71I4rs. Beauty Care 5. 1*Vidlee* tVulePio- Multiple Listing Service Don's Hauling - Moving of Trash, -- - M,UaIOJSSVICaS - Home Improvements - Shop. 2410 Living room suite, large BR suite, twin BR Suitt, dinette lit, TV, dish washer, baby bed. desk, large tool I'inuIing .----------_______________ ----_- Eliminate painting forever. Cover wood for good with aluminum sid ing, aluminum over hangs I. gutters. Deal direct, no middle man. 20"rs. sap. Eagle Siding Co., Everything To Go Priced to sell. Child ren's Hiawatha, Sanford. . AlumInum Siding Sale ,,,..CAliknlgr's$a - Across from Ranch Ne. - '- furniture. C TV 19 Furniture 62-Lawn-Garden Harold Hail Realty Stone Island- Builders own 3 or 4 OR. 2"i baths. $45,500 or reasonable offer. Jenny Clar k Realty, REALTOR, 332.101. 4- - Used Office Supplies Casselberry, 11-92,130-4M of lndoor.oti)door wrought iron Special Discounts or O-0ff Ice Sanford. By Owner, S. Myrtle Ave., -Ill 47.A-M.o,19ag Bouit _____________________________ Duplex. Excellen t Income, con. & Sold dillon & family Neighborhood. Air Conditioning $19,000. (3053.574.1063, Deflona List With Us If You Really Want To The Sooner you place your class ified Sell, Cash Buyers Waiting, ad, the sooner you get results. Central Heat & Air Conditioning. car garage. 3237561 Ask About Our .grganIzatIon would like to included In this listing , II: bench. Off ers considered. 1)0.1321. Acre loss, city of Lake Mary, water, paved streets, or will build to suit. Beautiful view. 0311449. Req. Real Estate Broker 3435 S. Sanford Ave. 37)-QlSSeves.332.1d4] AMC Matador '73, air, P5, PD. Vinyl Top, 11,000 mi., $1,113. 322.3900. Steinway Grand Piano, 43", Eboniled finish with concert 333)323 BATEMAN REALTY IdyIIw)iJ,-. By Owner, 4 BR, 2 bath, porch, fenced yard, fireplace, 3 between , & - Player Piano, $300 SOUTHWARD INVESTMENT 0. REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker Country, 3-1, with 2½ acres, fenced, fruit trees, many extras. Terms. $19,000. yard, lotS ½. Quit! neighborhood. 3230270 $24J00 SENIOR CITIZENS Alt APA1TMR fit Your budget. * coed., SANFORD AUCTION 1200 French Ave, , 3".7340 In Osteen, $12,000 lOnd. down 1 monthly S1100 322 4709 Eves. 323 1116. ton, good 59-Musical M.erchendlse COUNTRY LOT- 122'xlS01, near Five Points. 13.000 - 323-0705 '71 Chevrolet, ' -____ REALTORS FIVE ACRES- $941 Imperial Make Offer I chairs, secretarial desks I cabinets. As is. Cash I Carry. CITY LOT- I Acre on 20th St. SASM MIM Ordinates Kitchens And ApplIances, Most, Air Cotiditioning, AND Attic Steve" ____________________________ ___________________ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-. '72 and '73 Models. Call 333.5570 or $34. 1405. Dealer. ___________________________ )?2 596$ $30 6133 or 339-4711 eves. Peyton Rea lty NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory. BLAIR AGENCY 373-3$Uor32-7;lO Accessories ______________________ Inc. 3224457 3 BR,) bath, R, Kit. equipped, new carpet, C.H & A. patio, fenced in ______________________________ '40 Camaro, VI, auto., mags, headers, new paint, $1130 or best off er . 340.3440. Wood or steel desks (executive des k Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. General Contractor 4)1 Bay Ave., Sa nford, 3 OR, I ba th, Lg. Dining Area, $21,900. Trees. Robbie's Realty. 372,363. - 71-Motorcycles ____________________ registration lee unless venicle is sold. Call 904353 $311 for fu rthe r details. 2925 Hwy I? fl (WE TAKE TRAflES) metal tool shed. Top condition, ui,soo ELIEVABL weekends. 19T1'UCkITIIIIefS 372.7195 Exceptionally nice mobile home on7 acres plus or minus, 4 miles from 051fl Bridge, fenced £ ready for horses or garden. Furnished 3 lawnmowers, washer, dryer, freezer, deep well. Low taxes. Easy access. Best buy in Florida at 120.000. Requires substantial down payment, WALTER B. STEELE, BROKER 3210I41orrn094S,ws * BUY JUNK CARS, TRUCKS £ imports, 5 10 to $70. Newton £ Sons Used Auto Parts. 3fl.S090 after sa. 1961 15 hp. Evinrude outboard engine. Runable, after minor reoair. Make offer. 333.7141. ALTAMONTE- Secluded corner lot, 200'0231, Forrest Greene DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 92, 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday night it 7:30. It's the only one In Florida, You set the reserved price. No charge other than 53 ,.,,. LAKE MARKHAM ESTATES- Lg. oaks corner lots 133'x154', $3505 Inside lot I5O'xISS', LAKE MARY- Lakefront, over 1 acre on 19. lake, 116,000. ALTAMONTE- Corner lot, trees, I50*10I1, $7900. 372-7177 Req. Real Estate Broker 323.1301 Day or Night 2440 Hiawatha of 17.02 - .._._J..,. -. * UNB E* BUY JUNK CARS fromSiOtolSO Call 323.1624 '13 Honda, CL 340, 3,000 miles. Exc. Coed., two helmets, back rest, adult owned, $430. 322-6134. _____________________________ ____________________ REALTOR 3210410 Multiple Listing ServIce Eves: 331.0431; 6415341' 1 . PH, 322-26 11 , -. These area few of 1,000 listings. We have all types of property listed from $100 per acre and up. We have small or large tracts. We also have sev eral cabins, houses, old farms, etc. Write or call for tree listing brochure. You can call free of charge by dialing 1.100431. 7121. Write or call today. CHEROKEE LAND CO. Efficient. Daily (clusedWed.) Bingo Thursday 2000 ' -, :' - - garden spot. Good access. Owner needs to sell. *13.500. Terms. Bathrooms, Color Co- Pres. John :-, CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING - COUNTRY HOME ON LARGE LOT- Central heat & air,] OR. 2 bath, 131.900. __________________ Cars Rstmvsd IS' Aristocraf, 170 HP inboard Me,cruiser, Magic lift trailer, electric winch, depth finder. 372. -. REAL ESTATE REALTOR C 2 Bedroom cabin on 1 acre. Good Private intrances, Fenced Patios, Insulated Doors And Windows, Shag Carpeting. leautlful ASSN. I NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM 300 N. FRENCH AVE. I Acre on large rushing mountain trout stream. Waterfall neirby. Good access, $2,900. Good terms. allBart QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD- In Casselberry, close to shopping 0. schools, large corner lot. Central heat & air, 3 BR, 114 bath, $26,900. ______________________ 77--junk 14' Fiberglas boat with bait well. 11 hpEvinrude, traite, 1350. 373. - WI. APAITMINTS FLEETRESERVE IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Fit B*tWI* Studdirigs and Rafters) - Neat 4 OR, 2 bath, aIr conditioned home surrounded by lovely screen enclosed pool and nicely land. family room, bargain for retired scaped yard. $3,3O0. coupie or young couple lust 3301 S. Sanford Ave. C 5 Splash Time DOLL HOUSE- 3 BR, 1 bath, large Eves. 372 1567 - 1100. INC. MLS-REALTOR 3 OR. 3 bath brick facade home with 1310 sq. ft. living area. Central H. A, w.w carpet, shallow well, "At The Energy . .,, ç 'J( r 1 Hal Colbert Realty llunIIfl 190 Continental electric windows 0. seats, PS. PD. A.) condition. Soon BATTERIES. Reconditioned, to be a classic. Will sell for lower Guaranteed, $12.95 up. 1100 S. than value price, for quick sale. Sanford Ave., Sanford 323.1990. 323-1212. Motorcycle Insurance 55-Boats & ______________________________ 1067 Pon tiac LeMans, PS, PD. radio, healer, air, SM. 322-Ins - Mobile Home Lot and Trailer, . 43-Lots-Acreage $10 461-3095. - 0332. __________________________ 1044 Ford Falcon. good condition, 74-Auto Parts Good U sed Televisions, $23 and up. Miller's, 2619 Orlando Or., 372. ____ Ford Pick Up, make offer . Jerry Sheldon, Dealer. 323.1730. - -'- Persimmon Hammock, Hatfield Park, 363.3337, 1016 Cordoba, loaded, 51703. 1974 '71 Lifetime Motor Home, 31', air, sleeps 6. A Condition. 323.1505. KENMORE WASHER - Parts, Service. machInes. Used MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323. 0401. _________________________ 323-6342. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 219$ 7S-Recra.itionat Vehicles _________ _______ 53.-IV-Radio.StereO - UNFURNI$HED7 IR's Slim .mrinsi.I u i..,. wbu %. Problem Is, not nobody knows It the divorce letters exist. Vaughn says he retrieved for Truman some Eienbower-Mitr- 1940 Kirkwood, 12' wide * 441, cxc. cond., extras, lot 94 Park Ave. Mobile Park, Sanford. $313002 or coUNT INCHES BY 36 INCHES sidered di vorce. y OWNER 3.2, Cent, HA, separate DR. eat-In kitchen, huge pool, fireplace, many oak trees. ____________________ 323 III] cellenl condition Blue with white vinyl top and interior. A beautiful car at a bargain pr ice. $2230. 333. - Sanford. 3234312. movable room, skirting I tie.. downs, many extras. 323.5401. __________________________ Lake Mary FtffiNi$H!DSTUDIOS UNFURNISHED1ER's WHILE SUPPLY LASTS USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES "egregious Sacrifice Mobile home, small 1972 Thunderbird, new radial tires. miles. air, all power, ex. For Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 100) items. Larry's Marl, 211 Sanford Ave. Freezer, 22 cu. ft., United upright, 2 mos. old, white. 7103 5. Key, New&usedMobllehomesreadyfor occupancy. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3903OrIando Or., 373 S701 '77 Duster, 11100 £ 173 Dodge Van, 53300 333 1059 Wantedfobuyu of ticefu,n, Any quantity. NOLL'S CAS. SELBERR Y, Hwy. 17-92, 530-4206. __________________ 2 Story, I BR, 2 bath, beautiful cOflçI. Includes rental apt. 1714 Park Ave. 322-1000. NORTH CAROLINA vmrsi I.T 1:30P.M. V.F.W. LOG CABIN ON THE LAKEFRONT ' Handy Mon' s Special - Sanford, partly remodeled, 3 BR, 2 bath, 2 story. New, aluminum siding. Only 514,500. Owner, 0311050. 2 Bedroom rustic cabin on I'/, acres of wooded mountain land. Terrific view of mountains. Large rock fireplace, exposed beam ceiling, large redwood deck, spring water. 129.300. $3,000 down, assume loan, PLANT A GARDEN at this home. 3 OR. I bath, family room, range, refrlg. 120,300. Hom6 For Only , _ ENTERPRISE- Nice and quiet. 2 BR, large lot, cent. H&A, ra nge, dishwasher, carport. $22,000. STATE: ________ ZIPS--______________ 1 - $35.000 $500 DOWN Did u know that your organization can club appear in this listing each Wiek for only $3 per 1week? This is an ideal way to inform he Public your club activities. i -- SANFORD Every Wed. & Sat. Early Birds 7:13 p.m. i , 5sn'.tfred Orretlied couple preferred, Salary, spartmen, utilities and phone. if Interested mail coupon below for eddltional Information. NAME - which ABC may air in 127$. No filming of it has begun yet. 41-Houses Bingo I manaa.rs Of aarfn,*,i4 - ran,,,Ii, , ,vUa,J trial, commer cial, 91$ W. 151 St., 3231100. 030 He also says there's "no evi. •Sb 5644. Buildi ng 10,000 11.000 sq. ft., Indus. VET E MANS Wanted falsehood." Annniall ..,o Office space for rent or to share.' Suitable for small secr et arial or bookkeeping service. 337$ Orlando Dr., Fairway Plaza, Sanford. 322. Resident Manager ters to Mamie, some released to the Los Angel es limes last June, says the l et ters prove to him the divorce correspondence mentioned In Miller's an 1201. Business .7:30 1st Tues. Ike's son, John, in a coming collection of Ike's wartim e let- Is REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day or Night OPEN YOUR OFFICE IN SAN. FORD'S NICEST BUILDING: I entrance, 4 BR.2 bath, spacious family room, with large fireplace, large separate 3 car garage or workshop. Fenced yard. Central air, wall to wail carpet. Mint condition. S414.5m, 31-Business Property - Landscaped Attr ac tive rales. 373- NOTICE : . ADDRESS; CITY: $25,500. OWMI'. $314443. BUY - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY 'SELL. TRADE 311.311 B. First $1. 333.3423 Homsi 00-AUtOS for Sale _______________________ ____________________________ '3 VW Fcc To Camper, like new, new radials, best offer. Also 'dl VW Bug. Just rituW, $700. 333. 1531. tO 322.4132 CASH 52-Appliances fenced. 111W - SAVE 50% LAKE MANY- 4 OR, 7 both, can tral HIA, carpeted, ia'elned Porch, $34,,a 333.3453, 323.7832 ex tra satIn kitchen, separate Harold Hall Realty fully carpeted, modern bldg. áusIness opp ortunities Now taking applications for garage, landscaped I oak shaded lot. $47,300. R. U. Hutchison. 333.4050. ______________ ________________ _________ Cei,trat air 0 heat, ample parking, - was quoted as saying he destroyed the letters, but how book OCEAN Fk3NTAp$_. Daytona Beach. For reservations, call Mn. 323"". 11 tive of Mamle, saw the first draft of the screenplay _____ 36 Apts. for Senior Citizens, Downtown, very clean & roomy. See Ji mmie perienced only. 44$ $696. Dettary fl U FU based on an Interview Truman gave toward the end of his life I...,, I D$IUIVU. 373.3301 I BR, furnished, air conditioned, water, sower I garbage fu rn ish ed, needed for active company MuS hive good typing, Shorthand an( - Carpeted, adults, no pets, QUIET, 73Q$SanfordAve SECRETARY - BOOKKEEPEM - - - SANFORD COU RI APIS. free canoe use, 372 4470. housewives. Apply in person to Burger King of Sanford, 79 s Orlando Ave. Sc ri Pt No pets, p"Elegant custom built 4 BR, 2 bath, French Provincial design, beautifully decorated. Perfect for entertaining. Spacious rooms. Choice neighborhood, Extra large WEKIVA RIVER - (7) 2 BR, p.eMother.in.law dream. Lovely - good skills with engineering Dkra for canning, at th. field, tO lb. or more. 323 4007. of one bomerang. 339$'), Nobody lives above or below you needs super sharp person for challenging position. lots, 61 Factory clearance, on stretch jig. zag sewing machines. Singer, ._ silt, balance 131. SInger Future, sold new for $410, pay balance of $235. See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER $030 State St. Sanford Plaza, 372 -94)) REALTOR •' ' MLS 503 W.)lit St., Sanford 32301o.'eves. 323-0517 WINTER SPRINGS- Calif. style 7 BR on quiet cul-de-sac. 2 car modernizing. Broker 31-Apartments Furnished CasseiDerry, 2 OR, like new, central Ave. r,. 2 OR, frame house, 2 corner $4,000. Assume mortgage at ISO mo. 333.9343, to good country m mate Airdale, 323 5243. drapes, $10 to 130. 322.3429. E REALTOR-MLS E v es 3fl.I6;321.307. Fee Kenmore Washer I Dryer, $100. 01' will sell separately. Lots of M M.UNSWORTH REALTY 1792. Yorkshiri Pupp.es, AC. males 0. Ievnain, beautiful, tiny, 1130. 671. 7031 or $7t.9073. bed, $10. 333.3455 - Trade for Motorcycle of equal value, 1944 Chevy Van. 333. - - homes In Seminole County area. slOOdow,,.$);,Sooup Days--322-6123 sited 3PleceSectloqaigoIdwith blue staCI cushions, round coffee fabte,;end comoui, tables, fruitwood finish, 2 lamps, 2 lIving' rm. chairs, rust print, high back. Frigidaire Refrigerator, 20 cu ft. frost.free, lop freezer,' left hand. 470.1253 aft er 5:30. ______________________ Gold Washer I, dryer, used I year, service contract, $300. Also baby Why Pay Rent? Reconditioned Nlghts-322-2353 lot In quiet nice neighborhood. Formal dining room. $37,500 price allows for do "H COURT APTS. _________________________ valesc.nt Center, 950 Mellonvli:e •' All areas. CAE WHITEHU*$T, REALTOR 333.47)1 For Sale or _________________ 6.5-..ts-SuppIles SI-Household_Goods Starting 111.100. With $100 down. Payments lower than rent. 1011 Toyota Pickup with new cap, St eam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our RinsenVSC CARROLL'S FURNITURE, 323 SIll -_________________________ BYE LAN D1.OND * .econdltloned houws TUesday, Aug 9,1977-31 for Rti - , Professlcnal Matá Service, Licensed. bonied A inwr.d estimates. Call $114100. 3224991 TWO STORY HOMES fruitire". 11132.50111. oversized lot. $300 per 'no. All units have ligp,ted& floored attic, background. Top salary. His "world record" list is rRE$HFROMTHE ORCHARD, S. AAA EMPLOYMENT completed with this: "I threw Carolina Peaches. 3 lb. for 5). 20) Commercial 123 5176 Mangoos, 3 for $1. Rock Shrimp 4 (ow and caught them 17 t imes, lb. packs, $0.93. lAGOS Burger Ki ng now accepting ap threwthreeandcaughtthem25 MARKET, 2403 Sanfor d Ave., plications for part time day em times, 26 catches of two boomeSanford 322.3441. ployment. Excellent working rangi and 388 straight catches conditions, flexible hours itiSil ------- -- -..- f in Our Air ConditloMd Dining loom or Take Out " it three times with six boome- was from then'Gen. Elsenbower. In It, Ike purportedly told his Army boss, Gen. George C. Marshall, he wanted to come home from Europe, divorce his wife, Mamie, and marry his wartime driver-seeretary, Kay Swnmersby. The other letter, from Marshall, purportedly tells Ike he'll "bust" him out of the Army if he goes through with the idea. 'rh. l.tt.ra Thenr.'nnnf of tOut,lett ers Is &aen Ford I- 3 PIECES CHICKEN -HOT CHOICE OF * - ___________________________ military aide, Harry H. (Wed.) Jean-Pierre Alsnonl : SRO or Ispuler \.Ave. $145 mo. Includes utilities. DELTONA- Privacy on large Call 3231319 alter 3:30. fish ing lake,28R,2bath carport person. Sanford Nursing £ Con 9-Good Thngs to Eat "I did that 14 tImes strai ght ______________________ Vaughn. One, written shortly after the end of World War U, SEEK _________________________ 33-Houses Furnished I BR apt., air Conditioned, SI) Park __________ Shavelaon Says the whole flap developed after the Eisenhower planned ABC movie, "Ike: The family, understandably pi'otee- Band, Henny Youngman $ Weekly. 33)5 Hwy. 17.02, Sanford. 323.1930 Job shop experience necessa ry LOS ANGELES (AP) - In Mel Shavelson's script of a Rather. Blossom Dssrle 11 .. circle. U ADAM 12(1?) (I) STAR TREK (I) IERV GRIFFIN SHOW GO 0 THE ELECTRIC CHICKEN DINNER ,, £ 1 7'02.lO Min. to Altamonte Mail. $32,500. FLAGSHIP BANK OF ORLANDO, 1942311 ext. 227. ____________ aAN MO PARK. I, 5, 3 Bedroom trailer apts. Adult 1. family park. open MACHINIST. . _____________________ Dwight I). Eisenhower. It showed President Harry S. Truman in 1952, burning two letters In the presence of his I f 16.990 yr open 1 - shills. Gerialrlc 5* fenced in yard. Have taken Child NURSES, alParlance preferred. Apply in Day Care course.. 373 -5947 War Years," there's a scene that reportedly outraged the fam ily of the la te President 40 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHIKXIHOW M41. summer. 644 Lutheran Church of Redeemer, 3723552 or Mrs. Marlin, 372-4100 731342 or Mrs. Holcomb. 3.. and then catches the whirling byG r (I) GENERAL HOSPITAL 330 (1) MATCH GAME 24 ZOOM DodyGooc*r'i. semester. Tuition, $25 mo. Call 43 OR. 2 bath, extra large corner lot. No city taxes.' Charming house, priced at a low $33,300. Excellent terms. 4 BR, 3 bath, lovely large older 2 story. Extra spacious rooms. Beautiful free form swimming * 0000 VA & FHA shag carpeting. Easy access to 1.4 5.."Charmlng 3 SN, 2 bath, located on 330) Sanford Ave. double entry bookkeepint abilities. Good saiary 1, (IlL) 9100bucK F10n lowso 1 . St. £ F r li cti ft , Library, 230 E. First 430 BEWITCHED 5.00 NIFORD AND WW - Make Offer. 4ntord, new home, 3 OR, 2 ba th, BR, 2 bath, beautiful Plnecrest area. Large attractive yard, with extra large pool. New roof. FHA appraised, $30,000. 0,44 fincid yard, drapes, refrigerator, much Mort. Mid $3g) 3fl•S. Stemper Agency rang,, disposal. Central heat, aIr, WAITRESSES open MANY MANY MOR} "Your Future Is Our Concern 4-Child Care built-in bookcases One Home Remaining, and chandeliers at.,. family room, 2 Car garage, kit. SANFORD COURT APTS. then equipped with dishwasher, 13.200 yr CCOK Broom, 105½ W. 3rd St., Sanford. BARTENDER. "I've made 100 consecutive one-hand catches without a miss," he began. "And 96 All Units have open boomerangs, which he makes Light tan brown wallet lost Fri. GAS ATTENDANT even ing about Ii p.m. Cherry without a miss," he said. "I did Farm Fresh Okra for canni or Story Hour,l0:30 a.m., Sanford 3:15 F4sier. (MW) 1969. ONII ON ONI :1i 'arden Club. 710 E. Rollins. MoNALE'S NAVY CD THE NEW MICKEY MWSE CU.8 '-' MihRCUS WELBY, M.D. Greta Garbo, IOATNIKS 1 rift I çm (Fri.) That Kind of nws.SophIa Lain, Tab L2YD INTI1P*lSI THIATU I Young Adults Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Or lando 400 CD IRONS$OE Tanj "Anne Charles ElIcIft d (MW) 10. eon gels in trouble WIth aIM net and the lew. (A) _______ WALT Dtsay$ Weight Watchers, Sears, Altamonte Mall, 10 a.m . (Wed.,Frl.) CARRASCOLENDAS (Mon.) °p" WAREHOUSE workers objects after they make a wide ALEGRE "arided.' Alan L, Mom Frearsw' 1960. (Tue..) -r Crowd Ibens? Robed Taylor, (12) THE BEST OF I' t'usseiberry. CD 24 SESAME STREET (I) MOVIES: MECHANICS them Into the wind one at a time Will keep children in my horns, 24 (Pbt.TUeS.,Thua.)V)LLA hIm'flvss Faces OfEvs"wss based. open FORMICA WORKERS and sells. Bank Uquidation Sale °')" TRUCK DRIVER HIDDEN LAKE ESTATES SWIMMING POOL HOMI[i ES _ ____________________ (2) (12) ANOTHER IM)R.D Cl) (CALl. IN THE FAMILY 5f5Øfl on whom the book 04 53.400 yr ,, New 3 BR, 1 bath homes, $33,305, Government subsidy available. Builder, 323.2257. Equal Housing Opportunity. 3 IN, 2 baths, family square ft. Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. $100 mO. REALTOM.Assoc late, Sanford. lovely 1 or 2 BR, air, .'i. to will carpet. 5133 $. $143. Ui. open SCAPING 5L001 & Fo rent first 'no. House needs repair. persons. 4474 or "2.M4. ARCHITECT LAND- other record feats with 3:00 - umess u $d.)OOyr 53.720 yr CLERK TYPIST ACCOUNTANT Sanford, Fla. 32771 McMahon also claims nine SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST MEDICAL SECRETARY 123 4S$7orwits Apts. near stores, ideal for retired 323_SI76 Diet Workshop, 10 am., St. Augustine Church, ' EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA (Thin.) AAA EMPLOYMENT problerndrinl,ers HOUSE 1. 3 ACNES.HWy. 44. Free story brick waterfront hoe, m kw'nei fly" & dtrtIn. morn pantry, family room with fireplace. Also a game room. Swimming pool enclosed by stockade fence, hot Its own wet bar, bath area 1. sauna. Even ,, gazebo. A must see at $74,900. ERROLL L. GREENE REALTOR 444.4923 WINTER SPRINGS, Pool orient ed floor plan with 3 sliding glass doors for exquisite view. Move In for $21,500. $430 down, COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED - VA I, FHA homes located in many areas of Seminole County 1)7.300 to $30,000. Down payment low so sio& 337.399) On, 2 that needs room. own fl for 2,ca funding. By builder 534 1440 Equal Housing Opportunity, REALTOR 337.9354 Orlando 104.3007. available. Pool, Nec. Room. Tennis Cou rt, Laundry Room, AC, Dishwasher, Carpeted £ Draped. Loch Arbor, deluxe I BR, den, sac. Call 323-4420 between 5:30 0. S. Cond. 1. location. $270 mo. plus clop. I yr. lease. No pets. William DeARY- Lovely large I OR, air, Malic:owski, 3fl.7$3. Altamonte Mall. Red carpet area. Hair stylist will cut (2) (2 THE DOCTORS ('I) () (I) OfE LIFE TO LIVE founder never do that again." 323 111411" I, 7, 0, 3 Bedroom apartmen ts __________ for families or friends of "1 have several world records," he said. SUNDAY, AUGUST 14 Muscular Dystrophy Cut-a.thon, 12:30.5:30 p.m., (Xi) *28(300 o - Phoerix: A L.ove Sto,y.' Peter Falk and M Cla,ti,i star in "How to Rate. inctepeide.i the cionis of two lonely people ndS f l Ons7 whose short lived love aIIM is(Fd.) Chris Sizemore. reel We : ) "L.iat Lau%." (Wed) -spi..: (4) (1) CAPTAIN KANGAROO 24 MACNEII.-W1PER p.E. PORT - 8.30 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU __________ football. SISTER, Inc., noon, Holiday Inn. Special program. Fine ArtsCartvuShow, 10a.m. to 9p.m., Altan3onte :- Servarl." iae at 7:25 and 8:25, coat news, s*a'g.y.(R) (2) LAVEMPEANDSHUV..EV: The guts Isarl th51V learn k*) this erTluat YI3W)y bO*lii'.g B1UTTWd. (R) 900 (2) i12) POLICE WOMAN: whose 175 pounds ripples over ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Instruments, ACCS., Repairs. 210 Free, 421.1277 for "We Care." E 1st t . Sanford. 37) $751, his 5.7 frame. "I entered a Adults £ Teens. _______________________ body-building contest about two IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM years ago and finished second. 18-tinip Vanted IN YOUR FAMILY? ___________________________ The contest was rigged. I'll AL NON Sanford Al-Anon Family Group P.O. 50* 353 SHOW weattw, srts) (F) ABC MOVIE: "01lffIn arid - NG takes over asa$ervçorary San 'obten*. (R) - O G Ridgewood Arms Music Cen ter. Lessons, Lake Mary- 3 BR, fl, bath new homes. Under $1,000 with less than $730 down, Governm en t 3332)10 After Mrs: $$iSClOI4 S for w. 322.645 3524 Park Dr. $llSplussecurity. SANFORD COURT APTS. OR. country house, older couple, no chll*en, tolerance required, 210) Sanford Ave. 323.330) _11 monfh. 37i41 6. ________________________ Hannows His most impressive show involves several boomerangs. He takes five boomerangs, throws Frandsoosi.q,ervi.orwhenher 800 Sanford, Flor ida 3277) Seminole Sunrise Klwanis,7a.m.,Sambo's,Sanford. TauglewoodAA,closed,8p.m.,St.Rlchard'sChurch. Longwood AA, closed. 8 p.m., Rolling hi lls Moravian IC: ("Good Morning boss Is laid ow by errwgsty MiamLFIorida.31)25 12.57 (2) NBCP WS UPOATE 100 11) ALL MY CHILDREN 24 PBS MOVIE: (Mon.) "The i GOOoMOlGAAER. - (4) (6) PHYLLIS: Pt,h1.s All units have double waited Sound. proofing at straight behind-the-back catch- Christian Day School has openings 3OlCommeccial for I and S yr. olds for fall AVON sales mean extra money ths es." (2m - Service Directory. with his ability with a boomerang. Movies, 2and3p.m.,SeminoleCountySouth Library, 3 BR, bath, shower, small out. building, laundry room, Lake Monroe, $150 mo. S4l-2i after I 30-Apartments Unfurni -____________________ 38R house, fi nd him listed in our Business now, Maitland Civic Center. Mike McBath, formerly with the Buffalo Bills and the Orlando Blazers will speak on Through Saturday. s,00 d ow n, $250 mo. $71 $114 U-3$ 6.3 ACRE RANCHETTE, 2 fenced White pastures, septic, fresh water well, $3100 per acre, with good terms. Req. Real Estate Broker "SANFORD'S FINEST", The Iplit .IOHNKRIDER,ASSOCIATE plan of this 4 ON, 3 both pool 107W. Commercial, Sanford home, with fireplace, will satisfy 3237111 all your desires. A large screened Patio for entertainment. A bargain Wm. J. THOMPSON REALTY a, $63,000. Reg. Real Estate Broker GROW OR DIE? 3 Acres of corn. 322.1433 Evn 333.1954 merclal properly for the business TAFFER REALTY noo B. flIh St. _________ restaurant in Deitona For sale- NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll Write P.O. 50* 1213 partn,rp,,w small fase or ISO) N. W. 7th St. Phone 423-4517 " was into weightilfUng a J111 Universal Schools Perhaps AIcohOflCsAilOflymOuI Can Help plays his wares and taletit. 1659-6100 _ orviitito: again is dazzle beach crowds Altamonte Springs. () "" S1B1 Pompano. Fla.. 33041. - PROBLEM? KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sell thsoo useful, no longer needed iIms with a Herald Classified Ad. Call 322 2611 or $31 903. Reg, Real Estate Broker equipped kitchen, otso mo. j. 01 12 days 415.3577 eves. terview, call Orlando, Mr. Rice, - - FACEDWITHADRINKIIIO 31fl,lbathClSho corner home, lot with citrus trees. Conven iently located. 321.0303. . 37220$0 mull have personal financial Lake Mary- 2 BR, duplex, central references, and beSiavailable heat i. air, carpet, drapes, fully immediately. For initial in. 11-Instructions MaltlandSouth Seminole Chamber of Commers, Church, SR 434. CBS PEWS( 25 ' WeCtedWeProvicse everything to IS 3ths1 make you a succe in this simple0SW.2 business. High profit margin, low overhead, and continuous corn 3lA-DiapIexe pon y Support. Qualified applicants LEARN A TRADE "He was known as 'Mr. Offering own room. bath, board, for Small salary light elractor Trailer Driver Muscle', then John, the Bap. housekeeping 0. live.In com Heavy Equ!pment Opt. fist' and now he's 'Boomerang panlonshlp for elderly lady. 323. CDiesel Mechanic 5$ . 3 Bi lly'," said a long-time real. Calltoll free ( 71 Hrs.) dent. "I think he's happier as oivonce FORMS- For free in I.80O43275O9 f or mation write to: Boa 10), 'Boomerang Billy'." )da izne each day as he 373 3301 Adults. Rent by Weak orMon th, Local operators now being GENEVA GARDENS Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, noon, Jaycee building. Tues., no.5 a.rvt (4) "doing whatever I LOCH ARBOR- opening two locations this Sundoi - Noon FrldQ 4 1' rs mats vi 7 Bedroom Fur&shod p,,g Florida retail organIzation ___________ ________________ left his Job in a machine shop in _______________________ New York, moved to this Island _________________________ resort off the south Texas coast energy efficient 3301 Sanford Ave Working partner ifl expanding Noon The Dcnj Before PublicQtlon suit, a sharkatooth necklace and a smile. Twelve years ago, McMahon 41-Houses ItIntell Available SANFORD COURT APT HUNDREOSPER WEEK DEADLINES (I.) RYAN'S HOPE (2) YS: MarIOn rush hour traffic, John McMa ho n walks to his office 5 igfl. wearing an Aussie hat, a 41-Houses. Uflit$ available today are at.,, 5 ($2,00 MINIMUM CHARUE) MONDAY Ihru FRIDAY 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY___________ ,.Noon But what he does again and Seminole Plaza, Casselberry. FRIDAY, AUGUST Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, % (4) Tex. (AP)- Instead of donning bUSIIIC55 stilt and battling For further information call Mail. 15 TOMORROW (2) (17) TODAY msaf**s$ VUI%fl. (R) / SAGA. 19. 12:30 (2) (2csiuco *.to THE 7.100 leers her f. has leume a . thrm . TION AL (2) DAILY DEVO a i d try Cl) HAPPY 24) (Mon. hot4i FrI.) FOR- (I) StPIIALMNAC uire two ram hot to conosal them aboard st. DA ICX LESS (I) SUMMER SEMESTER 6:45 POd? ,,, ,, Wilson. 1952. Navy t'udcsee Maitland . Rap session on astrology. (2) (1) (2 NEWS CI) YOJ4GAND REST' SONSHINE: With Bobby missing. (R) S MOVIE: 'A 01,1 in Company for single adolts, 8 p.m., Parker Plaza, 12:00 BYTE SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, few years ago," said McMahon, Sanford Clviii, 7:15 a.m., Buck's. Saul ord.Semlaole Jaycees Board, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee ldi$)g Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 & ; p.m., First United Methodist Church, Oviedo. Afte, flOOfl SHOVJ Sr*1olawdsso ikslth w10 her lather, who has iiscowsred his t,*wsN 436 CBS NEWS (2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 6:30 fosbsss Joan Ssmv os a 'J (4) 8.25 huM .................43caIifli HOURS 3C0M.CUtiVItUflSl .... 30c.ftne 0:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. i coicutive times.....3k a tins Jp "office" on the beach and &a- South Sem inole O$lmlst, 7:30 a.m., Ramada In. SR 11a.m. - T most DAYS PER WEEK Evening Herald, Sanford, Pt. ______________ _____________ I IN 'NAME home on 3 lots in city, COLON TV, AirCond,, Maid Say Under $11 Take over 11)01" QUALITY INN NORTH tg.ge after own payment. )'fl)0flt. .L44SR 134.Long Wood U2.10 _ HOURS P5 DAY 5 Toss - - RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. draws acrowd of tourists to his Lake Mary Rotary, S am. . 831-9993 ... 322-2611 "Boomerang Billy" lives up Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. 1I (.2.) (Mon.) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (Tuss.) PORTER 11 Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. 24 (Mon.) ERICA(Tuss.)ANT1QUES (.) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT (Thur..) SOMETHING PERSONAL (Fri.) 1EU. T1'10M MEMBERS 6:00 (I) (I) THE JACK 8ENN' : wMd FrI., SQUARES an MacMhii'. (R) Caiselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., The Caboose. Oviedo Ro tary, 7:30 a.m. The Town House. Preschool stot'ytlnse for ages 34, Seminole County South Library, Seminole Plaza, Casselberry. Must resister In advance. , covsrs 1A , OrlGndo-Wlnte( Park I feel li ke doing." WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10 THURSDAY, AUGUST 'I CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Its ' and began (2) FAMILY FEUD: p1. ____ M.zrning sprIs.andgstir5oiflformfri ---. l_ IW1 Moss., &dIdfrMldoli)S W.dn.sday doe We On -black sheW by Diet Workshop, 7:30 p.m., Grace Methodist Church .a5i.. 30 Mn. ep _______ ______ COUNCIL MEETING: Aa r.oriv It*IQ UltI UOakt'IiIiIf 11 p.m. '. ____ SPECIAL. ___ ly munity Church. Tr#County Road Runners CB Club, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Chamber of commerce, Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Jamb Stewart, CI) ANDY WILLIAMSSHOW Casielberry Jaycees board, 8p.m., Ta il and Ale. Parents A nonymous, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry (1) M (Mom through Thum) LOVE OF LIFE 730 check. S. Oak and 7 p.m., Summit Apartments, Casselberry. (2) ) (Mon. ItTOl4ThIfl.) ITS AN'YBOOY'S GUESS 4)pleyafd and his two oonvkt Cl) p,tic*iou Weight Watchers,? p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 ms.) PAW ALONG: With Jy K1kiild ___(Wed.) PE. ALIDADES (Fit) MD. U_gus-' ( CANDID CAMERA 'T only) - . ( T) ABC CAPTIONED p.m. and? p.m., red carpet area, Altamonte Mall. TUNE . CL) (Mon. eTou1 Thum ) (R) I' TONIGHT (4) (I) CBS LATE MOVIE: m. Seminole Community College Bud Concert, 6 p.m. (2) () WHEEL OF FOR- 24 REALIDADES 11.30 (2) TO 'TELL THE TRUTH THE BEST OF i iov physical fitness, Dr. Robert B. Thnflbo. I 1.00 TMAN 4) STUDIO SEE (L) ABC NEWS oo (7) CD JACKSONVILLE Omasge Coasty Asia. of Legal Secretaries, Kabler Plus, oijna, dinner 6p.m., meeting, 6:45; Speaker on CD 2 (*)fl., VILLA ALEGRE (Tues., 1o$$kiRt1srhUsbsfld and gfl k. (4) (1) COS NEWS (2) On 1150 isklfrOflt Ib*'. Des. Mckoas. 1966, (11 a. zoom i I1JPSDAY,AUGU8T9 ____ Sanford VFW Post 101$ Auxiliary, $ p.m., post home PAm 1100 ___ (2) (4) CI) (I) ) NEWS ___ S ME:n.&4m.".a (2) (4) I) (2) () NEWS S MY THEE SONB C TIE ELECTRIC co' S flt ianoo4ERs eoo CALENDAR 01) HERE'S LUCY IM 10:30 Evening CD-._ wn o Tu.sdoy _ _______ Work? *-MINIS biii~nhr lei. 31-*prf .. List Your or '11.9993, 301.0093. We 322-3611 Buslness...DIQI 322-2611 or 83199931 -. - - �B—Evinng $.rsIt Mfrd, P1. tusidey, Ave. 9, it" BLONDUE by Chic YOUI1Q — OPEN A NEW 1111.000...YOU ACROSS 6 I IiJ r I - _________________________ MRG YOU KNOW YOUR ROOTS You JUST WffEFtMOOFF-P 1 'YEAH, WHAT 25 by Mort Walksr 1 THAT ONE HAS A ABOUT THEM, ZER07 Caravansary 23 Gtidder group C. •Mosid -ir BEETLE BAILEY 158111 83Mssdsmee I6 Body ol water ebb,.) Throe 04 musicians ed 18 Sharp pointed 80 Existence 20 Engn(,bb IiIh - (ebb,.) 37 HooWst ships 2 Commentator 3 4 12 — — 15 — 18 ______________________ by Art Sansom I I nfli bj • '1 ccm t I TICKLE — M'45L.F — ' • • : I / __'•( L. — - _____ 19 — 23 — — 20 24 25 ____________ —— ARCHIE 39 40 ir AW- ThAT'S NOn-IINO' - MY COUSIN ONCA STOPPID A SMDNG LC CCUSIN 'no W1I&ff INS ZR"P IS GOING To LA WS " HiSTs 60 HE M 41 —— ——— 54 — __________ - - - Sanford City Atty. v urine - - _______________________ 51 .. - •. 1r By BERNICE BEDEOSOL - . I WRITE "YOU TELL A VISION TO ME. WEEMS? A Ifl We dnesda y, ,-UgUS. ., 1077 .. For THAT OLJLPVE [ 'sOl K BIRTHDAY August 10, 1177 SEEN A 5IGGIE — ARE SITTING UNDER ANO I'LL TELL lik JOKES. IN THE CATACOMBS! SAYS 0 I ' brv.o anything but a futile gesture. Everyone returns your NORTh to another. Cultivate the new opportunity has been hovering pals. They'll bolder you for over you. Today may be the day many years to come. heti it filially breaks through &A 108 VKA64 LEO July 23-Aug. 22) lIe the clouds. ii a 6632 Vill 41083 & 110 9 6 5 worrying about how you could these contacts will prove very fall. Find out to w hom you're valuable, by Howie Schneider iviw u n- &jiu i OPERATED A Of saw romantically suited by sending for your copy of Astro,-Graph I1I4JL MAIL ORDR MUM 5LWQXy 30" cashes the second high club and throws East In with his V A 5 32 # AKQ queen of tru East has tomFe%d a dianiond a K 74 Both vulnerable or West Nottis East South 2 N1. Pass 6N .T. Pass Pass Opening lead ARIES iMarch 21-April 19) great deal more influence than You realize. Use your power wisely. ill _________________ LIBRA (Sept. 414kt. 23) The extra-promising for you today. fly all means give priority to four suits i is - PETUNIA KEADY V po SOON AS YA FAY W TH' AFRO fl .E (y_yI WK4;,T .• lUGH/ distri bution Is 4.3.3.3 needed. You'll pick up a little GEMINI May 21-June 20) Warning from everyone you You are fit the enviable position EXIPEWIVE I CAW WITH VA, AS l,, ,.,t, of being able to make large native shrewdoesa today. Dopendence oil these facilities - could have you chuckling all the Although you may not have way to the bank. control over a situation which is SAGITTARIUS I Nov 23-Dec causing you great concern 211 The warm friendly hand you don't worry it you have faith h; e xtend to all you meet today is the person in the driver's seat. b' Bob rC.ALL o. . a 141R • - TUMBLEWEEDS nommmaminad by T. IC, • suPrPsio CWMV '1 'I ' , aoii 'i •• ' -• ' I - - • . (!- - 1 - , - . , .' - . , __________ - -. . 'L I ' ' I 1 I y- - - Ill - PAW A 0410 N AN Lffl - I , ' ' KA _____ _______ *,w- I I Li % &tt< .- 00 " ___________ - V _____________ . " of equipment paints chiminey at old Mayfair Ifole"anford Naval Academ% building. New Tribes, a missionary group, purchased the structure In May and currently Is refurbishing it for use as its in- 0 8 Tax Rate Inc ase was shown that only 1140,925 of that amount was for the 6.4 per cent cost of determined that lump -ilirn-i psymeab could mean salary increases of as much as living raises. 13.8 per cent to the lowest paid employee currently On the payroll. Knowles said action of this sort would Other sums included in the total were pZ000 to bring personnel sidaries up to a comparable level with other governmental mean that supervisors would receive less units Ive" though they have more respon. and private enterprise sibility: $63,000 for the contigency fund Iteni "Ain't no way I'll buy the program," already mentioned; $29,000 to bring fire Mayor Moore said. department wages up to parity with police Stenstrom, speaking for equal lump sums payments said that when the bread. city employes across the board with the police raim. department personnel salaries; salaries sioner Julian Stenstrom, for the mandated equal employment oprtwiit officer and public safety ad' Four members of the city commisalon recommended that rather than yin a ministrator of $35,596. Moore, agreed that percentage across the board pay raise that Monday night, led by ,,e comm consid er coat of the living pay raise would not be Knowles reported that the city has 270 granted to the police department per- bonuses at Christmas time d sonnel, in process of gaining recognition wuuer of a family goes to the super market to buy groceries, he doesn't pay the bill with a percentage. Commissioner A.A. McClanahan said the Stenstrom plain payroll Is $2.5 million, motion and second, however, when Association (PBA) as its union bargaining request broke down the $397,000 included equal lump sums payments to employes, agent. fit fieu of percentage increases. Moore totals and other salary breakdowns. - Y&J avy, By MARX WEINBERG Herald Staff Writer propriate regulations. The Florida Supreme Court in •4eclsionthatrequlredcoWltlea , I1M + to issue concealed weapons permits to Individuals of "good I __________ 1ItII,_ I I - ______I .1 - Delays Consi In the budget for salary adjuitments, it erati"on Of the proposed ordinance suggested by Commissioner File with th e sheriff four pitude" or has been discharged state and perform functions bullets fired from the pistol for from the armed services under such as serving subpoenas which a permit will be issued; other than honorable con. w hich sheriff's deputies also and ditions; Harry Kwiatkowskl, • " • • - perform, Morse said. "Frankly, - Pay a first-year fee of $10u. - Uses alcoholi beverages never know what to expect. c to excess; (on a case)" said Morse, who $15. - 1.4 "possessed of a violent added that in 15 years of ft). A per-mit.would not be issued arid ungovernable temper."Algative work he has never to " had to draw his firearm. in applying for a gun permit, Is a drug addict, "I've been shot at many an individual would have to - has Used a gun In the consent to a background Intimes," said Caputo. 'We are responsible people. We ha ve a commission of a crime; vest igation by the sheriff's - Is mentally ill; job to do ... Having a gun Is a office and publication of his deterrent In our work." Has been convicted of a request for a concealed weapon Under the proposed or. crime involving "moral tur- Ut Central Florida newspapers. - ' - •. " __- - dinlince, to be issued a gun permit, an applicant would t~ other counties, and I un' derstand other counties won't recognize the permits we issue. state bjust denying its this area. responsibility in Two private Investigators who (edified before the cornmission pointed out It would Gun Permlots Ordinance li censed and bonded by the moratorium In May to allow said. "Seminole County won't themselves time to write up recognize permits granted by AM W. WU r- - budget outlays state sheriff's association, said in the county. Polk, will ask Mate legislators :t Commissioners also voted to to change state laws oil the 3'S cont in ue for " subject at next year's Mate moratorium Oil leg islative session. cealed weapons permits. The "Gun permits should be commissioners imposed the i ued by the state," the sheriff ss auor.vi OW In _______ - - [4 \ . ft f'1I'1 e "I'm against concealed The Seminole County Cam, ed fot weapons permits," County ission ?x weeks consideration of a Sheriff John Polk s proposed ordinuce adopting Tuesday's meeting, "but I procedures for Issulng permits reAIIZs the commissioners m ust for carrying concealed weapons follow the court's dictate." The 1' &- -i(. -. - . byGarryTrudeau .1 NOW? Herald Pat. by Tern Vløc.t) lernational headquarters, pay raise recommended by Knowles for the money may ultimately be allocated for city's 270 employes, city commissioners primarily used by the city for capital County 89 irwtu TALL ORDER fees will reduce the anticipated "out of Knowles is to consider are various per- it has been a matter of pride with the city said. _____ am awesme" : The commissioners zeroed in for a time ielses, has been including $63,000 In Along with Is $1.18. Among the alternatives operating fund, Mayor Lee P. Moore said ________________ pew - oil the 6.4 per cent proposed cost of living contingency funds with the understanding maximum increase in taxes they could go sharing funds into the city's general • r..aivNo'r REMOVE EXCEPT MY T' - l)tL49I,E • ' r_EVEN _CuR _rm,nv.4 1V'n- were not." MODERN.) AU.oWM1l zAM ,,v ON YOUR -oti / DOONESBURY Ryan wuz • 01 title - 10 -• Jacobya" care _______ I-IMP'19 LIZARR WHYARE 'OiJ WEA1N6 a $350,000 out-of-balance amount including Alt - ___________________________ - -understanding is all right if "S' ------. - dividuls, "some of whom were known to us arld some at whom collection in the city to place that service Commimdoner A.A. McClanahan and Nothig that one alternative would be Mayor Lee P. Moore fildicated the channehng $174,051111 of federal revenue — WOAR 0111KID .9 5t4OW - .-.,-- on a self-oufficlent basis again. The new (Do you have 4rltqu# pion for the experts? W il -- Ask the OSAIS1 uiir THAT CIR5i2Ip SPIPU-MAN..l ea.a.cai.ar SAN AS SOON AS WI lll ic' Ci,fTRowic. COMPLETE OUR %a-.• ctEAIONV! ?/ 'r " II KH$PlN pmenI alternative methods of diallrukting North and South, It Is also worthy of noLo.- that [11Z1\._Vt --1 Property taxes to Sanford taxpayers The budget as submitted by Knowles to suld projects such as paving) since the The city's labor attomey David Kormay go up by $1.18 per $1,000 assessed the commission several weeks ago totaled fund was established. nreich has warned the city that granting valuation, Ic from $6.30 to $7.48, for the anticipated expenditures of $4,742,046 and lie urged his colleagues to "do a little the police the pay raise could be new 1978 fiscal year. anticipated revenues of $3,553,000. soul searching" on whether to -uke a sildered an unfair labor practice. City Commissioners Tuesby night. in a The* city comminion Monday night realistic approach" and "be a little hard. The commission nonetheless, while fourth session attempting to balance a headed and long-nosed" and raise agreeing not to officially designate money approved on first reading an o rd inance budget for the new fiscal year to begin Oct. within the budget for police department 1, told City Manager W.E. Knowles to increasing refuse fees for garbage Property taxes lndtW- by Stan Lee and John Romits T I'M 1DoT IT aggrieved parties. Mayor Lee P. Moore told colleagues that he had negotiated "In good fai th" with the EEOC which ultimately came up with an agreement in June that required reinstatement of Moore and Brooks to the city's employ in the police department. Moore, in sidents Ma the polisibility of Increasing taxes by the $1.18. The commission will meet again at 4 balance" Proposed budget for the year by $121 p.m. Monday on the budget. SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST her also because she had been discriminated spinst. Mrs. Crawford said that the SCA office does not initiate discrimination complaints but only files them on behalf of 0 There Is just no play at all for six notrump In spite of ill Culbertson who said. Show , • Sa system might find their way newspaper.. The Jecobys will answer individual questions it to a carts. There is a stamped, a:U.dd,e,$.d heart In ou Wonder W.11,t i.,e most never-slipy system is it was be Interesting quHtloni will used In this column and odu~ described yes" ago by Ely CANCER Oune 211-July 221 . the reinstatement, went to the animal control department at a $12,027 annual salary whi le Brooks was assigned to the Central Florida task force. He noted that within the agreement was a section cIlling for , . you make sure that your op. ponents are fully aware of t his players- of the never-slip "Midas Touch" .r The answer is that such 34 high-card points held by SCORPIO lOct. 24-Nov. 22) opiportunifies out of humble Trust Instinct coupled with your beginnings today. You have the -: particularly en the mirror remember later when It's you to the bank. ..- , spade. South gets a ruff Bidding methods have no partner that a one-spade d1terise against the so_cslled response to a one-heart open. Ing bid l be made with ution. This ,c• something ik e. curs when each partner the same length in each TAURIS lAprfl 20-May 201 S • understanding with your too far afield, but go It you can. -', •:.'. police department," she said. Of MS. Jones, Mrs. Crawford said that Moore and Brooks chose The mayor added,"I &in the man who made the suggestion that; Diduth, Minn. Industrisilld missioners hao liustructed, -'Was 4W by the'Uke M &ry J. C. Moore come back to the city and be made in acting sergeant. eno y. , , 3' l) to file sWt to block , ,. ' ,, Th ere has been no conversation between me and J. C. Moore. p.. Oi IJIc 1,500-acre ,ieauuow area Siegel o ,.e a lawsuit ,,, annexation. LI L I. Il i 'n i • re .s numrt lwn the There alW is k. nhl I,, anne . .,, ulkich I,, , m. . four-mem b er 1h Lake Mary, has recommended. county Officials contend creates cOmPlish the county's legal de-annexation of 40 acres- In "pockets, enclaves and Ber- objectives and resolve the inu e in the agreement." A letter was received by Knowles Tuesday afternoon from Heathrow's northeast cornei in pentine patterns," in apparent without litigation," Sanford who Moore "requesting" that he be given an Identification card, a order to avoid litigation with violation of stsite annexation lawyer Joe D via sergeant's badge and "my gun." He also said that the an imal the laws, Seminol e Count y represents Paulucci locall annexation. The count has Ui Aug.22 See FRAIL D HINT, Page 2A 'Me Seminole County Corn. (30 days after the annexation See ANNEXATION, Page 2A A New York reader wants to know it it is proper to have an L_ jv HAT. a •..;'.' - resigned rather than do that. Cohen had been employed byt _____________________ - Material aspects continue knowledge gained through per. ,Is Annexation Heathrow olv.tt'oon and discard and has avoided the lon of a club trick. 14n)ng today. You could have a Shangri-la today. Don't venture LIKE MY NEW OUT d into Sanford Mayor Moore 's office a I'I. Chase• Company Oi.iCCS On . aKQJ h Deep-down today you must feel t VIRGO (Aug. 23,Sept. 22) Little short trips close to home Your image Is exceptionally are where you'll find your 17 GOT A PROftEiv Tamara I esown Frisonn 19 months old, - Playing at six hearts, South wins the club. cashes the ace Wnjol hearts and all the di n nd spades. Then he & 9 7 54 ff Q 10 7 09642 AQ3 and a long, self-addressed, that luck can favor you. too. if starnpt4l envelope to Astro- you firmly believe the wheel of 0. Box 489, Radio City fortune can turn in your favor, it will Station, I V 10019 Be sure Letter.Mail 50 1001140EM FIXITICS? a Herald photo by Bob lur,r TlLar S six hearts. -SOUTH 101 PISCES Web. 20-March 20) specify your birth date. La ! Oak Avenue. She found the chair momentarily empty and decided to rest a spell. Somewhere someone might try a Stayman response to the Iwo'notrump opening to check for a,. 4.4 heart fit and then bid •AST I , had tried to force Cohen to he against Tony Brooks and Cohen contract every time." I. The city commission Tuesday night voted urmimoudy to in. MVe to" the documents through the bed agency,eftheir y'aofflce or the federal rfcattoniey'soffice. the teat The action was taken after City Manager W, E. Knowles, following instructions from the Miami EEOC office, accepted a returned $1,000 check made out to Eddye Jones Roberts and or. Moore and Brooks. "The ream they were chosen in because the police departmed system will get to the right A Optimistic about new projects A4t.ARILS Olin. you're involved in or may even Seize any opportunity that be contemplating. Think about arises today to rub shouldeIre how youll succeed, rather than with haluential people sodally. ' A . EEK& MEEK " ' - OSWM II and JAMFS MOBY One good introduction will lead 191 For some time the sun of Mize has been asked by the city tiered two new checks for $500 each drawn and delivered per. aonauy to a "Jake Cohen" and an "Eddye Jones." Mayor Lee P. Moore told commissioners that one of the $600 checks wu paid toa "black rnale" who ismajijed to anuaistant I the Seminole Community Action office. Louise Crawford of Seminole Community Action (SCA) con flrmedtodaythatone of the checks was paid to Cohen, husband of Carolyn Co hen, a secretary in the SCA office. "The selection of Jake Cohen aaa recipient was made byJ.C. Moore and Tony Brooks, the two charging parties," Mrs. Crawford said She added that Eddye Jones was also chosen by . .- WIN AT BRIDGE Your circle of friends will be salutation! CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. pondeed this coming year. '''" HEH 4 I . -'•' Al Vermeer EXAMPLE— T() OLP ScINTS -. . ' , TELEVISIO . - from fresh with a long, stamped, self. buhydrates addressed envelope for ipreferably raw) fruits and mailing. As this issue explains vegetables while avoiding there Is no advantage at all in sweets and starches. HOROSCOPE - - PRISCILLA'S POP HOBBY, - - . " 'ytjij NAVE A - ,• the federal Equal Employment Opporttmltles Conunlaslon (EEOC) in Miami. - (in these diets can send 50 cents ting more of your car. Oco Vernon . .. .;4. ontheracentd1acrn1onaetUementapprceedbythecftyand the problem I am sending you The it is not life threatening. Ileslth Letternumber2-2,Low Mean while, I would suggest Carbohydrate' Diet Fads, tlt you be careful to maintain Others who want information a sensible balanced diet, get' - t commissiofltogalnrecordsneceuarytocompletetheclty'afue losing weight. To give you more amounts of ketones. And It Information oil diet and ft could be important even though 65 67 - - 02 .. -: By DONNA ESM Herald Staff Writer Atkins' diet fad was sweeping careful metabolic study. You the country. You could smell may have a basic metabolism the dieters even If they were not reason for forming excess 55 58 64 - - 48 53 - — — 32 — — - $ incompletely Several other conditions metabolized products of fat wherein the body does not metabolism. They include utilize carbo hydrat es properly acetone and do have a fruity can lead to this problem. This odor. If you severely restricted includes alcohol consumption. your carbohydrates forcing The alcoholic may have low excess blood sugar because the alcohol your body louse fats fat breakdown would produLe interferes with the liver's excess amounts of ketones. This normal mechanisms to will also make your breath maintain blood sugar levels. smell like you had been The body uses fat and hinc produces ketones in the urine. drinking alcohol I think you should have a ThIs resultoccurred when Dr. are 42 — — — 52 ' FAR OUT - •1 Sanford Commissioner ..i -i nt EEOC P ct Fra d } but was laughed at buhydrsteiefficlentiy he may mid left fee1h like a fool. I'm beuathgezcessamoUnteof fat still curious. Can you shed some causing ketosla. In advanced stages this leads to diabetic light on this puzzle? DEAR READER. Ketones acidosis. my ——— 37 48 63 ON TVTONIGHT.1 — NCY C THAT WITH ONE HAND. — 26 45 47 50 51 by Bob Montana 22 . talked to a physician about adequately controlled with —— 21 35 44 a-i - 31 35 38 — — - - 30 34 I - and disorientation, but no these episodes of lethargy insulin. Because the severe follow ed by an unusual smell of diabetic cannot use car e" 9 10 ti — — — 14 Il 27 28 29 I T 4 Thew levels welto to rew be connected to~ prior lethargy Sanford, Florida 32771—Prjce 10 Cents — s III these circumstainces often genetics play? I have been aware of these leads to fatigue and faintness other important episodes since adolescence - plus nts In normal body over 20 years. Obviously they derangeme life threatening function. are not a The ame thing happens to condition. Before I tested my urine I advanced diabetics who are not crop 28 29 Line of cliffs 59 Compass point 30 Poet Pound 32 Whit. frost 61 ... Tech I5 8 Lamb something 48 Stocky (abbr.) Mention 50 24 Disagreeable 13 - / (. condition 69th Year, No. 303—Wednesday, August 10, 1971 --1 may have to do with car- forming and eliminating bohydrate metabolism. What ketones In the urine. The role might diet stress or chemical imbalance it signifies tslns domain 44 Edible lubir 48 Pindar OPUS (abbr.) I always. 41 21 I deal gas Severeld - / (abbij explosive I One Of Columbus 2 us school 31 Decants 34 Author Levin o hA ii i 36 English count anschemont 7 Secretary 43 L'strify 45 Protected 8 Insecticide 47 Washing bar 9 Otic / P yJ ILL LIii Ia , a 5 1 Edges person 3 Eastern 53 Food *amid 26 Olympic ovine board (abbr.) 55 — Domini 4 Mournful hillside 8 Sediment 42 Physician's is. 11 Arab garment 27 Its an 57 prepare$ for 0 • , II English prep 3 Flyingsaucer 38 Legal old to up obbr,) 40 lcotlil~ 0 THE BORN LOSER 7 ! i_iiIc ! 68 CIA DOWN DEAR DR. LAMB DO small tomoderate levels OfketOflU in urine from tiznetoUmesignify anything of importance? No sugar has ever been found to be II _____ 10 27 Trap sound - 67 Uol the lior LEAK! I1* red essor 35 Lounge Fat nI& 12 Wrath currency (pl,) It 13 Newspaper 58 Helps notice(abbr.) 60 Ton 14 Rece1(Pfj) nt fo-1 Breakdown makes Ket ones Answer to Previous PunIs :;fr! I Nose (Ftj I OPEN A IIIS I 49 Pot cover have to: • Furnish proof of a "demonstrated, Immediate need"for a concealed weapon . "by reiuson of employment or other compelling cir. Todcly moral character and adult cumatancra;" ?iround Th,Clock age. hANDGUN: SIIKHIFI' OPPOSES PERMITS — Complete a weapons Bridge •. Commissioners postponed codanlndividual upto$$,000a training program; Iulendar op.sIderation of the proposed year to be registered to carry a county) would requIre 67 ap Locators International, an $8,000 a year," said Altamonte — Be of good moral Comics órdlnancé to allow Assistant gun in all of Florida's 67 pllcations in 67 separate places Altamonte Springs private Springs private Investigator cha racter; (rosseord County Attorney Gary Siegel counties, and 67 Individual bonds," said detective agency. Gary Caputo. — F ur nish a $100 bond to the Editorial "To get a gun permit (in each Harvey Morse, president of "It would also cost up to time to make minor changes in Private investigators are Mate; Dear Abby '- , - , - ' - 4-A Dr. Lamb 8.8 firoscope 8 • g. I1s:l, - Es 1.8 Sports c'It,iion "II 't"eathrr 5.8 3-A 14-8 $4-A 90 2-A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 09, 1977; <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/b1d56306a6732b32d227bb1c81e37848.pdf ffb62cbde1bde36d8cbd128a54ae4f0d PDF Text Text B—Evinng $.rsIt Mfrd, P1. tusidey, Ave. 9, it" BLONDUE by Chic YOUI1Q — OPEN A NEW 1111.000...YOU ACROSS 6 I IiJ r I - _________________________ MRG YOU KNOW YOUR ROOTS You JUST WffEFtMOOFF-P 1 'YEAH, WHAT 25 by Mort Walksr 1 THAT ONE HAS A ABOUT THEM, ZER07 Caravansary 23 Gtidder group C. •Mosid -ir BEETLE BAILEY 158111 83Mssdsmee I6 Body ol water ebb,.) Throe 04 musicians ed 18 Sharp pointed 80 Existence 20 Engn(,bb IiIh - (ebb,.) 37 HooWst ships 2 Commentator 3 4 12 — — 15 — 18 ______________________ by Art Sansom I I nfli bj • '1 ccm t I TICKLE — M'45L.F — ' • • : I / __'•( L. — - _____ 19 — 23 — — 20 24 25 ____________ —— ARCHIE 39 40 ir AW- ThAT'S NOn-IINO' - MY COUSIN ONCA STOPPID A SMDNG LC CCUSIN 'no W1I&ff INS ZR"P IS GOING To LA WS " HiSTs 60 HE M 41 —— ——— 54 — __________ - - - Sanford City Atty. v urine - - _______________________ 51 .. - •. 1r By BERNICE BEDEOSOL - . I WRITE "YOU TELL A VISION TO ME. WEEMS? A Ifl We dnesda y, ,-UgUS. ., 1077 .. For THAT OLJLPVE [ 'sOl K BIRTHDAY August 10, 1177 SEEN A 5IGGIE — ARE SITTING UNDER ANO I'LL TELL lik JOKES. IN THE CATACOMBS! SAYS 0 I ' brv.o anything but a futile gesture. Everyone returns your NORTh to another. Cultivate the new opportunity has been hovering pals. They'll bolder you for over you. Today may be the day many years to come. heti it filially breaks through &A 108 VKA64 LEO July 23-Aug. 22) lIe the clouds. ii a 6632 Vill 41083 & 110 9 6 5 worrying about how you could these contacts will prove very fall. Find out to w hom you're valuable, by Howie Schneider iviw u n- &jiu i OPERATED A Of saw romantically suited by sending for your copy of Astro,-Graph I1I4JL MAIL ORDR MUM 5LWQXy 30" cashes the second high club and throws East In with his V A 5 32 # AKQ queen of tru East has tomFe%d a dianiond a K 74 Both vulnerable or West Nottis East South 2 N1. Pass 6N .T. Pass Pass Opening lead ARIES iMarch 21-April 19) great deal more influence than You realize. Use your power wisely. ill _________________ LIBRA (Sept. 414kt. 23) The extra-promising for you today. fly all means give priority to four suits i is - PETUNIA KEADY V po SOON AS YA FAY W TH' AFRO fl .E (y_yI WK4;,T .• lUGH/ distri bution Is 4.3.3.3 needed. You'll pick up a little GEMINI May 21-June 20) Warning from everyone you You are fit the enviable position EXIPEWIVE I CAW WITH VA, AS l,, ,.,t, of being able to make large native shrewdoesa today. Dopendence oil these facilities - could have you chuckling all the Although you may not have way to the bank. control over a situation which is SAGITTARIUS I Nov 23-Dec causing you great concern 211 The warm friendly hand you don't worry it you have faith h; e xtend to all you meet today is the person in the driver's seat. b' Bob rC.ALL o. . a 141R • - TUMBLEWEEDS nommmaminad by T. IC, • suPrPsio CWMV '1 'I ' , aoii 'i •• ' -• ' I - - • . (!- - 1 - , - . , .' - . , __________ - -. . 'L I ' ' I 1 I y- - - Ill - PAW A 0410 N AN Lffl - I , ' ' KA _____ _______ *,w- I I Li % &tt< .- 00 " ___________ - V _____________ . " of equipment paints chiminey at old Mayfair Ifole"anford Naval Academ% building. New Tribes, a missionary group, purchased the structure In May and currently Is refurbishing it for use as its in- 0 8 Tax Rate Inc ase was shown that only 1140,925 of that amount was for the 6.4 per cent cost of determined that lump -ilirn-i psymeab could mean salary increases of as much as living raises. 13.8 per cent to the lowest paid employee currently On the payroll. Knowles said action of this sort would Other sums included in the total were pZ000 to bring personnel sidaries up to a comparable level with other governmental mean that supervisors would receive less units Ive" though they have more respon. and private enterprise sibility: $63,000 for the contigency fund Iteni "Ain't no way I'll buy the program," already mentioned; $29,000 to bring fire Mayor Moore said. department wages up to parity with police Stenstrom, speaking for equal lump sums payments said that when the bread. city employes across the board with the police raim. department personnel salaries; salaries sioner Julian Stenstrom, for the mandated equal employment oprtwiit officer and public safety ad' Four members of the city commisalon recommended that rather than yin a ministrator of $35,596. Moore, agreed that percentage across the board pay raise that Monday night, led by ,,e comm consid er coat of the living pay raise would not be Knowles reported that the city has 270 granted to the police department per- bonuses at Christmas time d sonnel, in process of gaining recognition wuuer of a family goes to the super market to buy groceries, he doesn't pay the bill with a percentage. Commissioner A.A. McClanahan said the Stenstrom plain payroll Is $2.5 million, motion and second, however, when Association (PBA) as its union bargaining request broke down the $397,000 included equal lump sums payments to employes, agent. fit fieu of percentage increases. Moore totals and other salary breakdowns. - Y&J avy, By MARX WEINBERG Herald Staff Writer propriate regulations. The Florida Supreme Court in •4eclsionthatrequlredcoWltlea , I1M + to issue concealed weapons permits to Individuals of "good I __________ 1ItII,_ I I - ______I .1 - Delays Consi In the budget for salary adjuitments, it erati"on Of the proposed ordinance suggested by Commissioner File with th e sheriff four pitude" or has been discharged state and perform functions bullets fired from the pistol for from the armed services under such as serving subpoenas which a permit will be issued; other than honorable con. w hich sheriff's deputies also and ditions; Harry Kwiatkowskl, • " • • - perform, Morse said. "Frankly, - Pay a first-year fee of $10u. - Uses alcoholi beverages never know what to expect. c to excess; (on a case)" said Morse, who $15. - 1.4 "possessed of a violent added that in 15 years of ft). A per-mit.would not be issued arid ungovernable temper."Algative work he has never to " had to draw his firearm. in applying for a gun permit, Is a drug addict, "I've been shot at many an individual would have to - has Used a gun In the consent to a background Intimes," said Caputo. 'We are responsible people. We ha ve a commission of a crime; vest igation by the sheriff's - Is mentally ill; job to do ... Having a gun Is a office and publication of his deterrent In our work." Has been convicted of a request for a concealed weapon Under the proposed or. crime involving "moral tur- Ut Central Florida newspapers. - ' - •. " __- - dinlince, to be issued a gun permit, an applicant would t~ other counties, and I un' derstand other counties won't recognize the permits we issue. state bjust denying its this area. responsibility in Two private Investigators who (edified before the cornmission pointed out It would Gun Permlots Ordinance li censed and bonded by the moratorium In May to allow said. "Seminole County won't themselves time to write up recognize permits granted by AM W. WU r- - budget outlays state sheriff's association, said in the county. Polk, will ask Mate legislators :t Commissioners also voted to to change state laws oil the 3'S cont in ue for " subject at next year's Mate moratorium Oil leg islative session. cealed weapons permits. The "Gun permits should be commissioners imposed the i ued by the state," the sheriff ss auor.vi OW In _______ - - [4 \ . ft f'1I'1 e "I'm against concealed The Seminole County Cam, ed fot weapons permits," County ission ?x weeks consideration of a Sheriff John Polk s proposed ordinuce adopting Tuesday's meeting, "but I procedures for Issulng permits reAIIZs the commissioners m ust for carrying concealed weapons follow the court's dictate." The 1' &- -i(. -. - . byGarryTrudeau .1 NOW? Herald Pat. by Tern Vløc.t) lernational headquarters, pay raise recommended by Knowles for the money may ultimately be allocated for city's 270 employes, city commissioners primarily used by the city for capital County 89 irwtu TALL ORDER fees will reduce the anticipated "out of Knowles is to consider are various per- it has been a matter of pride with the city said. _____ am awesme" : The commissioners zeroed in for a time ielses, has been including $63,000 In Along with Is $1.18. Among the alternatives operating fund, Mayor Lee P. Moore said ________________ pew - oil the 6.4 per cent proposed cost of living contingency funds with the understanding maximum increase in taxes they could go sharing funds into the city's general • r..aivNo'r REMOVE EXCEPT MY T' - l)tL49I,E • ' r_EVEN _CuR _rm,nv.4 1V'n- were not." MODERN.) AU.oWM1l zAM ,,v ON YOUR -oti / DOONESBURY Ryan wuz • 01 title - 10 -• Jacobya" care _______ I-IMP'19 LIZARR WHYARE 'OiJ WEA1N6 a $350,000 out-of-balance amount including Alt - ___________________________ - -understanding is all right if "S' ------. - dividuls, "some of whom were known to us arld some at whom collection in the city to place that service Commimdoner A.A. McClanahan and Nothig that one alternative would be Mayor Lee P. Moore fildicated the channehng $174,051111 of federal revenue — WOAR 0111KID .9 5t4OW - .-.,-- on a self-oufficlent basis again. The new (Do you have 4rltqu# pion for the experts? W il -- Ask the OSAIS1 uiir THAT CIR5i2Ip SPIPU-MAN..l ea.a.cai.ar SAN AS SOON AS WI lll ic' Ci,fTRowic. COMPLETE OUR %a-.• ctEAIONV! ?/ 'r " II KH$PlN pmenI alternative methods of diallrukting North and South, It Is also worthy of noLo.- that [11Z1\._Vt --1 Property taxes to Sanford taxpayers The budget as submitted by Knowles to suld projects such as paving) since the The city's labor attomey David Kormay go up by $1.18 per $1,000 assessed the commission several weeks ago totaled fund was established. nreich has warned the city that granting valuation, Ic from $6.30 to $7.48, for the anticipated expenditures of $4,742,046 and lie urged his colleagues to "do a little the police the pay raise could be new 1978 fiscal year. anticipated revenues of $3,553,000. soul searching" on whether to -uke a sildered an unfair labor practice. City Commissioners Tuesby night. in a The* city comminion Monday night realistic approach" and "be a little hard. The commission nonetheless, while fourth session attempting to balance a headed and long-nosed" and raise agreeing not to officially designate money approved on first reading an o rd inance budget for the new fiscal year to begin Oct. within the budget for police department 1, told City Manager W.E. Knowles to increasing refuse fees for garbage Property taxes lndtW- by Stan Lee and John Romits T I'M 1DoT IT aggrieved parties. Mayor Lee P. Moore told colleagues that he had negotiated "In good fai th" with the EEOC which ultimately came up with an agreement in June that required reinstatement of Moore and Brooks to the city's employ in the police department. Moore, in sidents Ma the polisibility of Increasing taxes by the $1.18. The commission will meet again at 4 balance" Proposed budget for the year by $121 p.m. Monday on the budget. SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST her also because she had been discriminated spinst. Mrs. Crawford said that the SCA office does not initiate discrimination complaints but only files them on behalf of 0 There Is just no play at all for six notrump In spite of ill Culbertson who said. Show , • Sa system might find their way newspaper.. The Jecobys will answer individual questions it to a carts. There is a stamped, a:U.dd,e,$.d heart In ou Wonder W.11,t i.,e most never-slipy system is it was be Interesting quHtloni will used In this column and odu~ described yes" ago by Ely CANCER Oune 211-July 221 . the reinstatement, went to the animal control department at a $12,027 annual salary whi le Brooks was assigned to the Central Florida task force. He noted that within the agreement was a section cIlling for , . you make sure that your op. ponents are fully aware of t his players- of the never-slip "Midas Touch" .r The answer is that such 34 high-card points held by SCORPIO lOct. 24-Nov. 22) opiportunifies out of humble Trust Instinct coupled with your beginnings today. You have the -: particularly en the mirror remember later when It's you to the bank. ..- , spade. South gets a ruff Bidding methods have no partner that a one-spade d1terise against the so_cslled response to a one-heart open. Ing bid l be made with ution. This ,c• something ik e. curs when each partner the same length in each TAURIS lAprfl 20-May 201 S • understanding with your too far afield, but go It you can. -', •:.'. police department," she said. Of MS. Jones, Mrs. Crawford said that Moore and Brooks chose The mayor added,"I &in the man who made the suggestion that; Diduth, Minn. Industrisilld missioners hao liustructed, -'Was 4W by the'Uke M &ry J. C. Moore come back to the city and be made in acting sergeant. eno y. , , 3' l) to file sWt to block , ,. ' ,, Th ere has been no conversation between me and J. C. Moore. p.. Oi IJIc 1,500-acre ,ieauuow area Siegel o ,.e a lawsuit ,,, annexation. LI L I. Il i 'n i • re .s numrt lwn the There alW is k. nhl I,, anne . .,, ulkich I,, , m. . four-mem b er 1h Lake Mary, has recommended. county Officials contend creates cOmPlish the county's legal de-annexation of 40 acres- In "pockets, enclaves and Ber- objectives and resolve the inu e in the agreement." A letter was received by Knowles Tuesday afternoon from Heathrow's northeast cornei in pentine patterns," in apparent without litigation," Sanford who Moore "requesting" that he be given an Identification card, a order to avoid litigation with violation of stsite annexation lawyer Joe D via sergeant's badge and "my gun." He also said that the an imal the laws, Seminol e Count y represents Paulucci locall annexation. The count has Ui Aug.22 See FRAIL D HINT, Page 2A 'Me Seminole County Corn. (30 days after the annexation See ANNEXATION, Page 2A A New York reader wants to know it it is proper to have an L_ jv HAT. a •..;'.' - resigned rather than do that. Cohen had been employed byt _____________________ - Material aspects continue knowledge gained through per. ,Is Annexation Heathrow olv.tt'oon and discard and has avoided the lon of a club trick. 14n)ng today. You could have a Shangri-la today. Don't venture LIKE MY NEW OUT d into Sanford Mayor Moore 's office a I'I. Chase• Company Oi.iCCS On . aKQJ h Deep-down today you must feel t VIRGO (Aug. 23,Sept. 22) Little short trips close to home Your image Is exceptionally are where you'll find your 17 GOT A PROftEiv Tamara I esown Frisonn 19 months old, - Playing at six hearts, South wins the club. cashes the ace Wnjol hearts and all the di n nd spades. Then he & 9 7 54 ff Q 10 7 09642 AQ3 and a long, self-addressed, that luck can favor you. too. if starnpt4l envelope to Astro- you firmly believe the wheel of 0. Box 489, Radio City fortune can turn in your favor, it will Station, I V 10019 Be sure Letter.Mail 50 1001140EM FIXITICS? a Herald photo by Bob lur,r TlLar S six hearts. -SOUTH 101 PISCES Web. 20-March 20) specify your birth date. La ! Oak Avenue. She found the chair momentarily empty and decided to rest a spell. Somewhere someone might try a Stayman response to the Iwo'notrump opening to check for a,. 4.4 heart fit and then bid •AST I , had tried to force Cohen to he against Tony Brooks and Cohen contract every time." I. The city commission Tuesday night voted urmimoudy to in. MVe to" the documents through the bed agency,eftheir y'aofflce or the federal rfcattoniey'soffice. the teat The action was taken after City Manager W, E. Knowles, following instructions from the Miami EEOC office, accepted a returned $1,000 check made out to Eddye Jones Roberts and or. Moore and Brooks. "The ream they were chosen in because the police departmed system will get to the right A Optimistic about new projects A4t.ARILS Olin. you're involved in or may even Seize any opportunity that be contemplating. Think about arises today to rub shouldeIre how youll succeed, rather than with haluential people sodally. ' A . EEK& MEEK " ' - OSWM II and JAMFS MOBY One good introduction will lead 191 For some time the sun of Mize has been asked by the city tiered two new checks for $500 each drawn and delivered per. aonauy to a "Jake Cohen" and an "Eddye Jones." Mayor Lee P. Moore told commissioners that one of the $600 checks wu paid toa "black rnale" who ismajijed to anuaistant I the Seminole Community Action office. Louise Crawford of Seminole Community Action (SCA) con flrmedtodaythatone of the checks was paid to Cohen, husband of Carolyn Co hen, a secretary in the SCA office. "The selection of Jake Cohen aaa recipient was made byJ.C. Moore and Tony Brooks, the two charging parties," Mrs. Crawford said She added that Eddye Jones was also chosen by . .- WIN AT BRIDGE Your circle of friends will be salutation! CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. pondeed this coming year. '''" HEH 4 I . -'•' Al Vermeer EXAMPLE— T() OLP ScINTS -. . ' , TELEVISIO . - from fresh with a long, stamped, self. buhydrates addressed envelope for ipreferably raw) fruits and mailing. As this issue explains vegetables while avoiding there Is no advantage at all in sweets and starches. HOROSCOPE - - PRISCILLA'S POP HOBBY, - - . " 'ytjij NAVE A - ,• the federal Equal Employment Opporttmltles Conunlaslon (EEOC) in Miami. - (in these diets can send 50 cents ting more of your car. Oco Vernon . .. .;4. ontheracentd1acrn1onaetUementapprceedbythecftyand the problem I am sending you The it is not life threatening. Ileslth Letternumber2-2,Low Mean while, I would suggest Carbohydrate' Diet Fads, tlt you be careful to maintain Others who want information a sensible balanced diet, get' - t commissiofltogalnrecordsneceuarytocompletetheclty'afue losing weight. To give you more amounts of ketones. And It Information oil diet and ft could be important even though 65 67 - - 02 .. -: By DONNA ESM Herald Staff Writer Atkins' diet fad was sweeping careful metabolic study. You the country. You could smell may have a basic metabolism the dieters even If they were not reason for forming excess 55 58 64 - - 48 53 - — — 32 — — - $ incompletely Several other conditions metabolized products of fat wherein the body does not metabolism. They include utilize carbo hydrat es properly acetone and do have a fruity can lead to this problem. This odor. If you severely restricted includes alcohol consumption. your carbohydrates forcing The alcoholic may have low excess blood sugar because the alcohol your body louse fats fat breakdown would produLe interferes with the liver's excess amounts of ketones. This normal mechanisms to will also make your breath maintain blood sugar levels. smell like you had been The body uses fat and hinc produces ketones in the urine. drinking alcohol I think you should have a ThIs resultoccurred when Dr. are 42 — — — 52 ' FAR OUT - •1 Sanford Commissioner ..i -i nt EEOC P ct Fra d } but was laughed at buhydrsteiefficlentiy he may mid left fee1h like a fool. I'm beuathgezcessamoUnteof fat still curious. Can you shed some causing ketosla. In advanced stages this leads to diabetic light on this puzzle? DEAR READER. Ketones acidosis. my ——— 37 48 63 ON TVTONIGHT.1 — NCY C THAT WITH ONE HAND. — 26 45 47 50 51 by Bob Montana 22 . talked to a physician about adequately controlled with —— 21 35 44 a-i - 31 35 38 — — - - 30 34 I - and disorientation, but no these episodes of lethargy insulin. Because the severe follow ed by an unusual smell of diabetic cannot use car e" 9 10 ti — — — 14 Il 27 28 29 I T 4 Thew levels welto to rew be connected to~ prior lethargy Sanford, Florida 32771—Prjce 10 Cents — s III these circumstainces often genetics play? I have been aware of these leads to fatigue and faintness other important episodes since adolescence - plus nts In normal body over 20 years. Obviously they derangeme life threatening function. are not a The ame thing happens to condition. Before I tested my urine I advanced diabetics who are not crop 28 29 Line of cliffs 59 Compass point 30 Poet Pound 32 Whit. frost 61 ... Tech I5 8 Lamb something 48 Stocky (abbr.) Mention 50 24 Disagreeable 13 - / (. condition 69th Year, No. 303—Wednesday, August 10, 1971 --1 may have to do with car- forming and eliminating bohydrate metabolism. What ketones In the urine. The role might diet stress or chemical imbalance it signifies tslns domain 44 Edible lubir 48 Pindar OPUS (abbr.) I always. 41 21 I deal gas Severeld - / (abbij explosive I One Of Columbus 2 us school 31 Decants 34 Author Levin o hA ii i 36 English count anschemont 7 Secretary 43 L'strify 45 Protected 8 Insecticide 47 Washing bar 9 Otic / P yJ ILL LIii Ia , a 5 1 Edges person 3 Eastern 53 Food *amid 26 Olympic ovine board (abbr.) 55 — Domini 4 Mournful hillside 8 Sediment 42 Physician's is. 11 Arab garment 27 Its an 57 prepare$ for 0 • , II English prep 3 Flyingsaucer 38 Legal old to up obbr,) 40 lcotlil~ 0 THE BORN LOSER 7 ! i_iiIc ! 68 CIA DOWN DEAR DR. LAMB DO small tomoderate levels OfketOflU in urine from tiznetoUmesignify anything of importance? No sugar has ever been found to be II _____ 10 27 Trap sound - 67 Uol the lior LEAK! I1* red essor 35 Lounge Fat nI& 12 Wrath currency (pl,) It 13 Newspaper 58 Helps notice(abbr.) 60 Ton 14 Rece1(Pfj) nt fo-1 Breakdown makes Ket ones Answer to Previous PunIs :;fr! I Nose (Ftj I OPEN A IIIS I 49 Pot cover have to: • Furnish proof of a "demonstrated, Immediate need"for a concealed weapon . "by reiuson of employment or other compelling cir. Todcly moral character and adult cumatancra;" ?iround Th,Clock age. hANDGUN: SIIKHIFI' OPPOSES PERMITS — Complete a weapons Bridge •. Commissioners postponed codanlndividual upto$$,000a training program; Iulendar op.sIderation of the proposed year to be registered to carry a county) would requIre 67 ap Locators International, an $8,000 a year," said Altamonte — Be of good moral Comics órdlnancé to allow Assistant gun in all of Florida's 67 pllcations in 67 separate places Altamonte Springs private Springs private Investigator cha racter; (rosseord County Attorney Gary Siegel counties, and 67 Individual bonds," said detective agency. Gary Caputo. — F ur nish a $100 bond to the Editorial "To get a gun permit (in each Harvey Morse, president of "It would also cost up to time to make minor changes in Private investigators are Mate; Dear Abby '- , - , - ' - 4-A Dr. Lamb 8.8 firoscope 8 • g. I1s:l, - Es 1.8 Sports c'It,iion "II 't"eathrr 5.8 3-A 14-8 $4-A 90 2-A �2A—Ivening Herald, $anfot FL WedMsdsy, August 10, 1017 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. •• 1.,; ,I IN BRIEF Destroy Homes DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Angry residents grabbed garden hoses early today to stop a house fire and two garage fires from spreading through the rest of their neighborhood on the third day of a firemen's strike. "I wish the mayor was here to see this," said one of the hundreds of residents who congregated at the three blazes. Firemen stood on picket lines Tuesday and watched five buildings burn. At least eight buildings have burned, leaving as many as 13 families homeless, since the 375 firemen walked off their jobs early Monday. Firemen, who have pledged to fight lifethreatening fires, have a "phantom squad" responding to fire calls to ensure that lives are not in danger. But they aren't fighting fires, : Coolers Ending Vacation PLAINS, Ga. (AP) 1 I - President Carter, cured of homesickness and riding the crest of a softball victory, Is returning to the White : House with his family after a five-day vacation. : Carter, his wife, Rosalynn, and their daughter, Amy, 9, were to arrive in Washington late today. Proclaiming himself "kind of homesick," the President came back to his hometown Friday for only the third time since taking office last January. 1.ii Nine Indicted For Drugs COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - Nine men arrested last month in a drug raid at a campground near McClellanvllle, S.C., haye been Indicted by a federal grand Jury. Charged Tuesday with conspiracy to : possess and distribute 4,300 pounds of marijuana were three Cincinnati men, Waldamar G. Ebert, 28, Ronald Bryce Laughman, 27, and : Richard Steve Carr, 25; Daniel N. Donnally, : 25, of Columbus, Ohio; Larry Kim Coffey, 25, of Nashville; and James Edward Merchant, 31, of Arlington, Mass. Also indicted on the same charges were a three Florida men - Mitchçlj Dale Ang1n and i. Keàn *'I4Jester, both 26, of Billie, and Thomas E. Niehaus, 25, of Ft. lu vder. dale. FEA: Gas Do-Controls Harmless WASHINGTON (AP) - The Federal Energy Administration, which wants to lift federal price controls on gasoline this fail, says consumers shouldn't be hurt by the move. The agency said preliminary studies show its proposal to lift controls on Nov. 1 will "have no adverse price or supply effects, and that competition and market forces are adequate to protect consumers." Seminole County Court Judge dated surcharges in traffic and the state that the new law is Harold Johnson "uesday ruled alcohol-related offenses for at unconstitutional. that the new state.tawimposing least the next month. Judge Dickey said the oca a $200 surcharge Li convictions Yet to be challenged in rulings will prevail also in on alcohol-related offenses is Seminole are sections of the County Court Judge WalIac*' unconstltutlonai. new law requiring a $10 sur- Hall's court until Hall tWill Judge Johnson agreed with charge for a "victims of from a trial judges' conference County Court Judge Alan crimes', fund, and a five-per- in Nevada. Dickey's ruling last week that cent surcharge on bonds that Judge Johnson said Judge .-- the $30.75 surcharge would go to the fund if the bond Hall dcesi't know ofthe rulings speeding convictions amounts is forfeited, by Judges Johnson and Dickey. to an invalid ini. Money from ThiJeHillisontofdate,Judge '..' Judge Dickey, administrative Dickey is handling trials i\t the surcharges were ear..marked recently by the Judge for the County Courts, Judge Hall's court. legislature for a "good drivers' said Tuesday that he and Judge Meanwhile, last week Judge incentive fund" to be used to Johnson met on Monday with Dickey said that "oWIty COWt give rebates to drivers without Circuit Court Clerk Arthur dockets are n'iceably lighter, violations who carry liability Beckwith Jr. and Instructed either because officers aren't him toretain the surcharge fees giving traffic citations due to insurance which isn't no locally for safekeeping until required in Florida. the new surcharges or because Judge Jnson'a ruling came state Supreme Court Seminole County motorists are ona challenge to the now law by The "holding," a procedure being more careful. Herald Photo by Bob Swrgsr Assistant Public Defender also ordered recentiy in Orange Many law enforcement of, Ray DeGroote, adjutant, left, and Commander, STRNCE Bill Thomas Green filed after Gene County, would expedite the ficers in Seminole,uld earlier1 Varner, right, of Seminole Chapter of the D.A.V. Harmon pleaded guilty to THE SAND presents check to Mrs. Geraldine Weldon, President driving under the influence of return of the funds to the per. they were giving traffic tickets from whom they were for only the "mod flagrwt" of the Seminole High Séhool Band Parents alcohol collected in can the high court traffic offenses because otthe Judge Johnson uidthere's no ho Organization. The money Is earmarked for uniforms le new surtharges that must i,. relationship between the 1200 County Court Judges and judges levied in addition to regular for Band members, surcharge in alcohol-related in five other counties around traffic fines. - BOB l..LOYI) charges and the prosecution of such cases. "I could see a relationship If the money (surcharge) was going to build 'ails," Judge Johnsoiï said, "but they're (('iintinued from Page i-A) using the courts to impose a tax that's prohibited by the con- control department had no relief person and he Is "on tmll all the Mitution.Thecourtcan'ttm- time. Healso said he was supplied tobe supervisor ofthe pose revenue-getting devices By BOB LLOYD relationship to the III the parking lot at the Jack-In- with no" ore Monday night instructed Police Capt. Earl Bourquardex Herald Staff Writer harges. The-Box restaurant, South c to conduct a full investigation into reports that Moore had been Seven persons were Jailed Despite the ruling the court insubordinate to a superior officer by refusing to respond to Orlando Drive, near Airport calls Tuesday night and early today said the $200 surcharge will be to remove injured or dead dogs. Boulevard. Someone broke Into after being arrested on drug the car and took the black imposed on Harmon and the charges In three separate cases money held locally in a special While the ommIsaion was discussing which agency to call in to leather over Seminole County. gunbelt with holder, fund pending a ruling on the look into the protlem, Commissioner A. A. McClanahan said, "It Pistol and handcuffs, police Seminole sheriff's agents seems to me the Justice Department would be just as interested in constitutionality of the new law said, conducted search warrant raids investigating by the state some fraud involving SCA. Ifs claim was filed after Supreme Court. Longwood Police Chief Gregg at Iwn Alt ftIwaftr,t. )II II5 "go me high court is expected to the fact, after the settlement, some fraud would appear to be M said that replacement consider apartments and Jailed four of $5,000 bond. the law in early involved." of the city-Issued equipment suspects. A sheriff's spokesman said will cost more Mayor Moore said that the city will stand by the written Se pt em be r. th than e Arrested during a raid at the raids were* conducted Seminole County Judges will agreement with EEOC and that no other agreements have been fisted on police repo reports on th apartment 243, Sandy Cove search warrants issuedwith by burglary. e continue assessing the man- made with Individuals and that's "the way it is going to be." Apartments, were Donald County, Court Judge Alan Manning said Srewlngton ________________________________________________________________________________ Eugene Downs, 32; Helen Dickey baled on information was off duty when the disabled Patricia Holland, 19; and from Orlando Police vice auto was left in the restaurant Donald Lee Sowers, 31, all agents. parking lot. listing the apartment as their Sheriff's deputy R.A. AUTO BURGLARY residence. Alexander arrested Richard Sanford police arrested Sowers was held today in Steven Helmadollar, 21, of 1109 Marvin Le Bolt, , of 03 Lake county jail In lieu of $3,000 bond Clemson Drive, Altamonte' Monroe Terrace, Sanford, 'on on a felony marijuana Springs, and Russell Wayne auto burglary, grand larceny posseaaki charge. Downs and Martin, 21,of Apopka, onfelony and carrying a concealed Holland Were released from Jail charges of possession of weapons 111111111 after they posted $5,000 bond marijuana and narcotic at $5,000.charges. Bond was set each paraphernalia after a consent Officer D.L. Anderson Downs was dharged with two search of a car on Stanford reported when he stopped Bolt counts of felony possession of Drive, Altamonte Springs, on W. Fifth St. at 2 am. today controlled substance and a deputies reported. Sheriff's the suspect was carrying a charge of possession of narcotic reports Indicated two bags of knife and a citizens band radio paraphernalia. Miss Holland marijuana were found In the under his shirt. ZAYRE SHOPPING CENTER was charged with felony auto. Bond for Helmadollar and 2956 ORLANDO DRIVE Officers said Bolt dropped the marijuana possession. Martin was set at $5,000 each. knife and radio and fled on foot Agents also conducted a PH. 323.7530 PISTOL STOLEN but was apprehended a few search warrant raid at apartSanford police today were minutes later at Fifth St. and ment 242,, Sandy Cove Apart. investigating the burglary of a Ave. ments, according to sheriff's Longwood policeman's per. Avocado Police said the CS radio reports, and arrested Fred sonal car and the theft of a city, belonged to Charlie Canada, 37, Peter Hanson III, 24, on Issued gunbeit and a .357. of620E,Si.xthSt,, and had b. charges of felony possession of magnum pistol. taken in the burglary of a car marijuana and narcotic Sanford Police said [ng ood by fl.lnh r• flønlat. Ti. '0 —J parapnernana. He remained lii officer Ronald L Brewlgton, owned of 50 Seminole Gardens county Jail this morning in lieu 31, left h is disabled auto locked Apartments. I _______ u Four Are Arrested In Drug Ra i S A ' j I I I i Fraud Hint Two i H I jce..I'-vd Firm Page 1-A). basis for the litigation," Davis Ibid commissioners Tuesday. said. *companylng Davis was Siegel pointed out de. Robert Heller. a Paulucci annexation could take place ruresentative based in Duluth. only by a referendwn of take tl"Our main concern is the so- Mary residents, and this-could 11ed enclave created by the not be done" by Aug. 22, the nexatIon around Banana county's deadline for initiating 1ke. Mr. PauluccI recom- legal action to halt the nBy MARK WEINBERG In March, commissioners purposes does not disqualify, isexation., ads de-san.exIng 40 acres Herald Staff Writer ruled that all building permit nor Is It of any consequence, . acres would remain In "If we file a suit, we can requests in the hammock must provided the actual iso is for a minole County and revert to always drop the suit later, but if A Caueiberry Realtor Is come before them for final bona tide agricultural cultural status," Davis told e don't file by the deadline, asking a circuit court judge in ruling. purpose," Icardi's brief data. commissioners. "We would we'd lose our right to sue Sanford to reverie a Seminole Another reason for denying Icardi filed the brief on the e to avoid litigation, which later." said Commissioner Bill County Commission decision Seligman's permit application afternoon of the lad day he oldOmprobably e one to two Kirchhoff. lad month prohibiting him was his refusal to guarantee he could file written arguments to vs and would be costly to But the City of Lake Mary fromole his land hsspring would use his land for overturn the commissioners' and Seminole could vote to extend the I1aaOC. agricultural purposes for five decision. IdY. LOWItYS filing deadline "to Aide ICartL of Wide' Put, POulucci Ike Mary has planned, a avoid this expensive litigation," attorney for A. L. Seligman, years, commissioners said. lce'di, attacked the corndential 1eve1ojxnent in the Davis said, filed a three.polnt brief In missionera' decision denying a istirow area which would Commi.uioners Instructed Circuit Judge Clarence T. tree-cutting permit in a 12page entualiy triple Lake Mary's Siegel to research the situation IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Johnson's court seeking the filet which argues that: FOR rrent population of 2,000. IIMINOLU COUNTY, with Davis and lake Mary City ruling to overturn the May 3 FLORIDA. "U there were no longer an Atty. Gary Massey; - MARX commission Seligman's refusal to CAIN NO. 75.2I$4.CA45.0 tcIave, there would be no %FJNRERG MUTUAL SAVINGS allow Seligman to clear trees Ceztllybe Would use the IBM for BENEFICIAL. agricultural purposes for five BANK, a corporation, from 23 acres of a Plaintiff, Years wasnot a valid reason for , pared he owns in ji denying the permit since such a LINDA FRANCES THOMAS, it II., IDOCk, The county attorney's office refusal is not listed in the arbor NOTICE OF SALE a.i. readings; tern- lows *.djb* In thlimda 70s. W haa 10 days to file an awerlug ortlziance as a reason for Notice is hereby given that. sjp e, 77; everalght low, 71;. meetly cut sad sostheast 10 to bref. denying a permit application. Irwant to an order or a final i high. U: 15 mph. stirday's - me Board of County ludgment of foreclosure enticed in Sefigman's property Is the abovecapsioned action, I will Iremetrie pressure, 3I.t4; THURSDAY'S TIDES OnUnIUiOnIrs disregarded" sell located at U.S. 17-U and the property situat ed in bliv, bamidity. 01 per rest; De1asa Beach: hIgh 0:04 General Hutchiaan Parkway Seligxnan'a Mated 11160111011110 Seminole County, Florida, described j., a.., 03$ pm., 1ev 11:31a.m., the heart of the henmock, a immediately convert the land to as: LOtS, Stock I, NORTH ORLANDO Partly elosdy through Pert Canaveral; high, 5:34 2e4quar,.inlle natural green agricultural UM iflI "relied TOWNSITE, 41h Addition, (R,PIat luridsy. Heallere4 Iku- a.m., 1:11 p.m., law 11:1 L*., questions about his speculative of Sheet No. 21. as recorded In Flat rsbners, mostly dsrlsg Blypsit: kI# 12:45. a.m., baler between intent In buying the prny Book 14, Page 1, Public Recordsof Seminole County, WNW Ead ueaieg hews. U:44 pm., 140, 111111 2-0-4 7:01 and southwestern Seminoleandbtslackotprtvloesactivlty at Public saie,toFlorida. the hatand best malaly Is the low IS' -d p.m.'. or experience in agricultural bidder for cash, it the West Front c.mt, 1 49 Door of the SemInole County Commissioners denied ItriUitL $Sflgm5flMldul,f5 Courthousi In Sanford, Florida, at $I$S0 tied Ic in the PIcY• Sellgrnan'i April 11 applkation II00 a.m., on the 15th day of a'ii I4ANm II. b.. .1..._..... ..A VW —, WWI DPW= • — U'(J"J Wo an USUUflhIU 00 NIWX pr0pued Want;to In WaiRa*V. Augvst 10 1071—Vol Arthur Beckwith, jr, grow vega aaaiiraJ IlIiIrtr/ d.1.ion to turn Clerk of the Circuit Court ,a ap .aa-s.so.y, nc iar..y osd PW UV Jacquitlni Thompson hones doesn't fail 1* ow dews his application to cut D"WY Clark proper category trios within 1 days to obtain di" ____ SMITH AND HAYDEN P.A. Pe'adi' 10 d at $MI,,t P*dI 1V71. : the LIEd in 11* decisIon. ryijfl Bank loilldlifts I3I Now il~l • , .., •4 .£ Jacksonviøe Flo rida 32202 I1'0 j cam hM held Its _I. (Altor • 5 MaUi mWl', 5370: a Mes$hi,, 5)5 Lii MieNsa, WIUULW, COW3? almlliladonon uruu, it- P'Zuaa vi 'wiu Publish- Aug 10 • 917 said. primarily for spsculaive DEO2 I Spring Hammock Issue Now In Crcul it Court Legal Notice 50 75. rd s Reco - On Accident Lawsuits? TALLAHASSEE (AP) Insurance Corn. missioner Bill Gunter may announce soon a campaign for a constitutional ban on autoaccident lawsuits to recover "speculative damages." Gunter will decide by Sept. 1 whether to circulate petitions to put the issue on the 1978 ballot as a constitutional amendment, press aide Harold Rummel said Tuesday. It would take more than 200, 000 verified signatures to put the proposed amendment on the ballot. - % Off Jellyfish Sting 150 Swimmers TO SIX TO 70 PA. 3 DAYS ONLY: THURS. FRI. siX TO 5:00 TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Rep. Hugo Black III, 29, has another distinction to go along with being the youngest member of the legislature: his net worth is lower than any other lawmaker's. Black's position at the bottom of the financial totem pole was revealed Tuesday when election officials released his financial disclosure form. It had been filed earlier but was misplaced. With Black's form turning up along with those of several other lawmakers who filed after last week's deadline, the list of legislators who have defied financial disclosure has dwindled to six senators who are challenging the requirement in federal court. H Ban P P.M., SAT. 5:304:00 P.M. DWANT$U0.JUMPWIV#JJO DIWU WE ACCEPT RANKAMENICAID and MASTER CHARGE All Sal.. Final OpIn MOfl.IIWUWed. I:3O400 Fri $30500 Sat,$i30.3t30 _________ JACKSONVILLE BEACH (AP) — At least ,. 150 swimmers this week have felt the painful sting of the Portugese men-of-war, which have made their periodic invasion of ortheast Florida beaches. The jellyfish, with long tentacles extendin ,, from a purplish bladder-like body, appear in the area two or three times a year, Beach Patrol Capt. Scott Eleazer said bathers are being warned that the Jellyfish are dangerous, even after they wash up on shore and seem to he dead, Eleazer said. 4 ' ____________________________ VEATHE K cola JJ l..I.._ ww,s .a A ____ • £LHn ______ Mak , . • - HOSPITAL NOTES Aim, Hlgg4nbethdm OwnerOperafo, Margaret Santo, Operator blPECLJIL Psrman.nt Wave kiclicd.g hair cut 110 and styling Julie Stratford Operator Beverly Oshorn Operator RM HAIRCUT • I Hair Tint •1000 1. IY. pr b 4QQD THROURN MONTH OF AUG. - With Shampoo 1 Set — WITHThISAD. Phone 323.7530 For Appointment -- I Cubans Granted Asylum Lawmaker TALLAHASSEE (AP) Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin has been chastised by a political opponent for failing to keep records on exposure given his taxpayer-funded, anti. crime television spots. Sen. Bob Graham D-Miami, wrote Shevin a "DearBob" letter Tuesday once again asking for a list of all the stations that have aired the "Help Stop Crime" commercials featuring Shevin since he announced for governor in June. Both Graham and Shevin are seeking the Democratic nomination to succeed Gov. Reubin Askew. "Helping stop crime in Florida is of utmost importance and must be done," Graham said. "However, using the issue to promote a public officer's political campaign with taxpayers' dollars is a waste of critically im portant law enforcement funds and clearly unethical." , % 'Poorest' She yin Criticized On SUMMER CLEARANCE , Black •1 Fashions and Beauty Shop w,', PERRY (AP) - Sheriff's divers returned to a North Florida sinkhole today to recover a third concrete-weighted corpse discovered by two teenagers as they searched for Indian artifacts. Autopsy results Tuesday on one of the three victims showed that he was a white male, aged 18 to 20, gagged and shot once in the back of the head with a .38-caliber pistol. Officials said the killers tied five concrete blocks to the body with baling wire and dumped it into the sinkhole. 'It was real weird," said one youth who found the badly decomposed bodies Sunday and brought up the first one. "When we were bringing him up, it was as if he was smiling at us. It was almost like he was glad we had found him." Black, DMiami, listed assets and net worth of $1,504, the amoun t of money in his checking accoun t when he filed his disclosure form. 1:1;11 ''... Annexation Divers Back At Sinkhole ". To Rocovet Third Body T d CHICAGO (AP) - The American Bar Association Is wrestling with an isasue some praise ass consumers' bonanza and others see as a Pandora's box of deception and fraud advertising by lawyers. The ABA's 360-member House of Delegates was scheduled to debate and vote today on proposals aimed at guiding the nation's 400,000 attorneys on what forms of advertising it deems appropriate. The ABA's final recommendation is not binding on any I , • . - w IN BRIEF • • Lawyer Ads: Client Dream Or Ni'sq h tmare ? L%M^IDA Others Striking Firemen Picket Flames Judge Johnson Joint Ill in- Fifes Issue III NAMN As American Bar Association Ponders Issue Wsdn.sday, Aug. II, ifl1-3A,: AUGUST 9, 1077 Mr. and Mrs. Clifton (Diane) ADMISSIONS Larson, a boy, DeLand DISCHARGES 1 Sanford: Sanford: S. J. Dupree Martha Dial Clarence A. King hIetShel E. Dunn Lucile A. Miller l Dortha S. Dykema Masbel Piedra Kim Getinwi 'Barbara Powell I.iflda A. Goad Willie W. Southerland Jr, Ella C. Jenkins Rose E. Williams Joseph McKelvey Sarah Cole, Deltona :Claire 1. Gendrun, Deltona Victor M. Nathan Craig Rawls 4Mary Hechier, Deltona l.Wa M. Shearon :Mary A. Dresser, Geneva .%-Joseph M. Middleton, Nash- Rita E. Smith Willie W. Southerland Jr. .vllle Gamble, William A. Sweat 'Tawnya N. Wanda L Turner 'Ijtuavllle Joseph Williams BIRTHS Lute T. Cheek, Deltona $anford: Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Roger T. Day, Deltona Thelma F. Raven, Deltona iflobble) Stadthagen a boy MIAMI (AP) - Refugee status has been granted to two Cuban lifeguards who escaped their homeland after spending three days at sea in a 12400t rented dingy. Julio Gonzalez and Arnoldo Alvarez, rescued by a fishing boat on Monday, were given the status Tuesday by U.S. Immigration offidats. They were the seventh and eight Cubans to escape the island in boats rented at coastal recreation areas. They say they may be the last. "I don't think anyone will be able to do this again because they won't let people move more than 10 meters from shore," said Gonzalez. Alvarez, 20, rented the boat Oil Thursday at Santa Maria del Mar, a resort near Cuba. He then picked up Gonzalez, 20, and the two men let currents carry the boat past Cuba's 12mile limit. The two said they then battled wind and rain until they were rescued off the Florida Keys. They were reported in good condition. New Law May Aid Farmers - JACKSONVILLE (AP) Florida farmers dealt double blow this year by freeze and drought may be the first to benefit from a new federal law setting lowlnterest rates on disaster loans. In the first six days since the law took effect, inquiries have been heavy from farmers and businessmen in the 35 North Florida counties declared disaster areas, Douglas F. McAllister, district director of the Small Business AdminLstratlon, said Tuesday. McAllister said two applications already have been received and are being processed. The deadline for applying is Oct. 3. Congress made the SBA physical disaster loan program available to farmers last year. President Carter signed the measure Into law last Thursday, setting a 3 per cent Interest rate on the first $250,000 borrowed. Businessmen in areas affected by the loss of farmers' busl ness also are eligible for the 3 per cent rate, but only up to $25,000. Loans approved beyond th $250,000 for farmers and $25,000 for businessmen cany a 6s per cent interest rate. The SBA set up field offices this week at Crestview, Gainesville, LIve Oak and Marianna to handle inquiries and applications. The 33 counties declared disaster areas sere Alachua, Baker, Bay, Bradford, Calhoun, Citrus, Columbia, Dixie, Escambia, Flagler, Franklin, Gadsden, Gilchrist, Gulf, Hamilton, Holmes, Jackson, Jefferson, Lafayette, Leon, Levy, LIberty, Madison, Marion, Okaloosa, Putnam, St. Johns, Santa Rosa, Sumter, Suwannee, Taylor, Union, Wakulla, Walton and Washington. Adjacent counties with eligibility include Clay, Duval, Hernando, Lake, Nassau and Volusia. ir1 FLORIoIr "j [ARRNE AUV SUNSHINE STATE., Mate bar association or court, b'd the association's Code of Professional Responsibility in the past has often carried the weight of law. It was a 70-year-old ABA-prescribed ban on virtually all advertishig by lawyers that the Supreme Court declared unconstitutional last June. Deciding a test case from Arizona, a majority of the justices ruled that the ban violated lawyers' freedom of speech. But the court left up to the states and legal profession how to guard against ad abuses. ABA leaders have studied two proposals for ad guidelines. Earlier this week the official message was sent out from the Board of Governors - vote for the more specific, more restrictive proposal. n The endorsed proposal authorizes some types of ads while banning others. The propozal which did not win the board's endorsement, and which will not be introduced today unless a delegate challenges the board's decision, would have allowed most ads not "false, fraudulent, misleading or. deceptive and, selflaudatory." An ad telling prospective clients, "We've got the best service in town at the cheapest rates," clearly would not please the organization that fought to severely limit all advertising. The proposal applies only to the print media and radio. Spokesmen for union and consumer groups earlier this week criticized both ABA proposals as "mean-spirited and chilling." Much of the criticism centered on the ban of television commercial,. hourly rates and some lists of fees for simple services such as uncontested divorces or wills. "The problems of advertising on television require special consideration, due to the style, cod and transitory nature of such media," the board-backed proposal Mates. It does not close the door to future use of television ads, however. The ABA has urged delegates to reach some type of decision on advertising before adjourning Thursday, but Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell does not think the issue must be resolved before the convention ends. "I don't consider It all that Generally, lawyers would be able to advertise their names, big a problem," Bell said. "The field of legal concentration, republic won't stand or fall on education, Initial fees, general It. They'll work It out." �Evening""mdd 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFOIW, PLA 10771 Around Wedriedy, Augt lO 197l-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE,puN1ih, NORMAN H. OHRDf, Ltor RONALD 0. BEat, AdvsetMtng Director Hs*ne Delivery. Wesk, 5$ cents; Month, $9.40; $ Macthe, $14.10; year, $9240. By Mill; Month, $9.70; S Macthe, $11.10; 12 Mon. the, $10.40. • Who Gains From • Th. Clock By um WEINBERG Weary Seminole County officials Led week concluded deliberations on a tentative budget for Iii. fiscal Y b*$thg hi October by cutting a total (4$1.4 million from the budget proposal m& The tentative budget will be the subject of public ernrgs Sipt. 10 and 27, at which time COP)m Plan toadopIa budget. atthehevthga may Persuade commissioners to cut SdMIM01 Monty hm "10 %dget. but It's a safe bet they won't tnaeate the budget amount at that time. Ths Is becaia. the county mud now advertise the hearings in the newapera and the advertleenienti must include the amounts tentatively budgeted for the Coming fiscal year. "U the commissioners budget above what we'll advertise in the papers, they'd have to advertise again," said pat GIIUO, the county's budget director. Another round of Advertising. and public hearings would push adoption of the budget into the new fiscal year, and comrn1loners have never done that before. The co rate wed to increase by $1.50 per $1,000 of *i*M,Ied valuation to $90. County officials say this is the first countywide in rate Increase in three years, though a statemandated revaluation of all county property took place in 1975. This had the effect of increasing county taxes - but not the tax rate itself. The commissioners first heard an overview of the proposed budget by Glisson on July 18 and reviewed departmental requests. The next step was a detailed review of the proposed budgets, during which commissioners began to make cuts. To keep taxes from increasing in recent years, commissioners have delayed replacing heavy equipment used by the county. In Mlnlrniin, -w.._uwwwwwww RindU. I work for the minimum wage do not come from poor families. They are young people — college students with summer jobs, and so on — and they, not urban blacks who are supposed to prick college students' consciences, are the chief beneficiaries of the minimum wage. More soas the floor climbs higher. Persistence Pays Lids Sales now says that Lyndon Johnson did indeed deal Ow Texas Democratic nomination for apneter froln Coke Stevenson in 1941. This theft Mr. Silas knows quite well, he says, because he himself was the election Judge who caWled the fraudulict M votes - 313 of which went tor jeimian that p4 the young Texas co,rean over the top and on his way toward NO political fortune. It is good to hay. Mr. Sales' remarks for the historical record. SInce 1941 It has been inspected that Mr. Johnsonper. formed a "dhly trick" in Jim Wells County. But none (4th. Principals in the alleged crime ever confessed MW now. To LBJ's record, already in some danger of revision by historians, now Is added another unflattering footnote. is And yet. That Mt. Silas has spilled the beans on Lai of less linportance than the Associated Press' persistence for these years In order finally to record Mr. Sales' conteud sine. the exile of Richard Nixon to So aimed., we have corn, to un dirdauid that the ditty tricks played by his administration wars not imprecedente. The Roosevelt, Kennedy, and Jclmaon administrations, in fact, pu;,riucii dirty tricks, but suffend less becaie of a docile press. Is It Is with a sense of falnieai, then, that we read Mr. 5.l.i' remarks, knowing that but for the exon 0 1 IM J'Idsstory probably would have died with 1dm. Watargat, be. left a number of legacies, nose which— a wiIihmmin In f.ew._ ea auidm : ftuW not atrophy anytim, soon. BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) — Queen Elizabeth II arrived In war-torn Northern Ireland aboard the royal yacht Britannia today for a Jubilee visit and what may be the two most dangerous days of her life. The outlawed Irish Republican Army's 'radical Provisional wing has promised to unleash "a blitz to remember," and 32, 000 police and troops were on full alert to guard the monarch and her family against any violence. Police reported sporadic violence across Northern Ireland In the early hours before the queen's visit but no major Incidents. "The tension Is so thick here you can almost cut It i' with a knife," said an army officer In one West Belfast district that Is an IRA stronghold. For fully half century, the names Sacço and Vanzetti have been a rallying cry to diasehters and a reproach to the nation's conscience. It will never be known - certainly it will never be proved to the satisfaction of all whether or not Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were guilty of the crime for which they were executed in 1917, the murder of two men 1 during a payroll robbery in South Braintree, Mass. But it has become Increasingly clear with the passage of years that these two Italian immigrants and self-proclaimed anarchists did not receive a fair trial. In that decade between the Great War and the Great Depression, ethnic, racial and political Intolerance were at high I pitch in America and fear of the "red menace" was very real. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has not formally admitted as much in a proclamation 1 signed by Gov. Michael Dukakis, conceding the * "very real possibility that a grievous miscarriage of justice occurred with their deaths' and declaring that "any stigma or disgrace should be forever removed" from their 1 - ' Order Ends _•1 / _________ TOBACCO • IPJTERT5 f or 41 the day. The emergency back-to-work legislation was passed overwhelmingly in the Commons and was sent to the Senate for Its approval. Passage In that largely powerless house and the signature of Canada's governor-general were considered mere formalities. The legislation also imposes a 7.4 per cent 4., pay increase on the government-employed controllers, who wanted 12.6 per cent, and S calls for Individual fines of up to $100 a day If they refuse to return to work. While no proclamation can completely remove the stain from this page of American history, Massachusetts' overdue action is a sign I of this country's heightening sense of justice. I PEOPLE THE LONDON ECONOMIST Is It Abortion and adoption would seem to be two quite different subjects. The two are inevitably going to be linked together, however, when Congress takes up a Carter administration plan for retorut4,tbe qbW *tlfafl Jatt . Along with general expansion of federal The heatwaves In the east are not so services In this field, the proposal calls for worrying; meteorologists say they have seen the families to be paid to adqt otherwise wac1op pattern before. In the 190s. and that this Is the table children - older children, physically or sort of phenomenon from which the country can mentally handicapped children, minority mAt' a smart recovery. in the West the story Is children. different. The drought has been so consistent At present, the federal government spends that It suggests a long-term change In climate— about $l,a child a year to help support 117,000 a symptom, perhaps, of the global warming children in foster care - about a third of the predicted In the academy's report - that may 30,000 children the Department of Health, eventually return the West to the desert It used to Education and Welfare (HEW) estimates are in be and, under the fountains of Phoenix and the foster homes or institutions. sprinkled lawns of Los Angeles, It still Is. But If a child Is adopt ed by his foster parents, all payments stop. Throughout the West not only the topsoil, but This is not only unjust. It Is, HEW Secretary now the subsoil, has lint its moisture. Pasture Joseph A. Califano Jr. told a Senate sub. and range lands are too dry everywhere, except committee, a "viciously antifamily" system. In Nebraska and Kansas; in Wyoming, farmers Under the proposed reform the government are losing money on stock sent to market would pay something like $2,000 annually to prematurely. Water has become a political families willing to adopt hard-to-place children. Issue. The Secretary of the Interior Cecil Andrus Payments would continue until a child reached now mentions it with as much respect as other 18, provided the family's Income stayed below a politicians mention energy. There is already too certain level. little water, In many parts of the West, to sustain But with President Carter under pressure to some Industries. There may be too little in the offer near future to sustain the now communities still poses,some alternative to the abortion he op. Califano assured that the administratiosm mushrooming in Arizona, where individual also wished to guarantee the medical expenses of water consumption is the highest In the country. pregnant women who agreed to give their babies In order to save water In California. Irrigation up for adoption. allowances to some areas have been cut already By all means, adoption of by 60 per cent. This means that some farms may otherwise spend their entire chilcj'en who would revert to drylands, where the yield per acre may care should be encouraged childhoods In foster - provided there are be as little as a fifth of what it was before. safeguards to prevent creation of a new welf e ar ripoff racket. So far, the onus of dealing with the weather has been on the bvernmenta of tht states atBut the administration's plan also seems to fected. An emergency drought assistance Nil, encourage the production of tens of thousands of specifically for the West and the Groat Plains,, new orphans, new wards of the states and the passed Congress In April, and there has been United States, The taxpayers deserve to be told a federal assistance since for 1,600 thirsty counties little more about what the President has in mind hi the Southeast. for their futures - and how much It would cost. George Kennedy, Wife, Getting Hotter? 'WASHINGTON— As if New Yorkers, who until recently were soaking in fire hydrants to cool dawn, or western farmers, who are swveylng their second year of parched fields, were not sufficiently aware of the weather, the National Academy of Sciences has just Issued a report on many years of research into the climate. The findings are disturbing. The weather, it seems, Is getting wanner, and not simply in the Bronx; by the next century, in some places, It may be 10 degrees centigrade hotter. According to the report car bon dioxide, produced from burning fossil fuels, is settling like a blanket in the atmosphere. The culprits in the American landscape are smokestacks, doaely followed by every Industry which, heeding President Carter's energy proposals, Intends to turn to coal U Its main source of fuel. The academy report is the latest contribution toe year when the weather has constantly made news. The winter in the East was the worst for three decades. It has been followed by broiling summer temperatures, In many places the highest since the 1940s, in the East and the Midwest. New York City's blackout was a symptom of It; so, too, was the storm that tipped nine inches of rain In a night on Johnstown, Pennsylvania, taking 5$ lives. These are the more startling disasters. In the Wed, over an area covering 11 states, a drought which has already lasted two years Is forecast to run for a third. Every summer it sparks forest fire.; the worst and moat retent In Santa Barbara, Calif., destroyed 700 acres and 400 homes before It burned Itself out. Signs of drought are also appearing UI the Southeast, from Virginia to Florida, where the water shortage is more severe than at any time for 25 years. •. • Split After 18 Years b - ' -, f' - • - .;•• ,. - was eM • ' - [ "4 ., • . • • ,.- ,,, was b .' '-. .:'1çt1 . ,,,,fJ :. :.':. '• ,1.A •'. •".. • • S • i i- • 5 ',; k u 4 :: l, •• . I'M Revel, have separated after 18 years or — — A divorce isn't planned at this time, a spokesman said. The Kennedys have two children, Karianne, 15, and Christopher, 11. Vikki Can' Speechless HOUSTON (AP) — Singer Vikki Carr has been admitted to Methodist Hospital here for treatment of bruised vocal cords, a hospital spokesman said. A spokesman for Miss Carr, 36, said she postponed a Denver appearance until October In order to rest her voice. Jackson: Activists Off Beam ATLANTA (AP) -' ' — Today's young activists march for causes such as the right to read pornography and the acceptance of homosexuality rather than for rights based on moral values, says the Rev. Jesse Jackson. Activists must regain the discipline and ' P solidarity of the early civil rights days if the United States Is to return to the road of social progress, said Jackson, head of the Chicagobased civil rights group PUSH (People United to Save Humanity). 'Today, after the killing of our leaders, the Vietnam War and Watergate, there has been a kind of ethical collause." he said. "Not only must we push for certain goals, we have t deal with the ethical crisis that has left people so weak they can't deal with issues." N u ":'' - marriage. "It has been coming up for a long time strictly a matter of incompatibility, but It has steadily increased. I won't say anyone Is to blame," Kennedy said Tuesday. Texas Lawmaker To Retire ni'..'.. • NEW YORK (AP) Academy Award' winning actor George Kennedy and his wife — About The Case Of icolas Shadrin (kieyexago,IkIU.dastorytosay.a man's approached by two KGB agents who worked at claimed they had never heard of the man. Still, Persisted. At one pothi, he took life But the mans lawyer tills me that some the Soviet embassy. In- hrnru •iu ...'. it.. ni- I.-. ...1 - They oressured him to my ..• wuv, DIWWd a VAU16890 us a white House reception to bring up 's'- '"'"e newspapers got wind of the story and were going for the Sovi ets. He Immediately reported the Shadrin, retained an attorney, Richard Copaken, the Shadrin matter with President Gerald Ford to publish it. The attorney, therefore, has agreed Incident to the FBI. The G-men asked him to of the prestigious Covington and Hurling firm. faceo.face. Later, Ford wrote to Soviet to let me relate the dramatic details, become a double agent He questioned officials In the Defense Pm cznlcr Leonid The endengered man is Nlas Siiadrmn He thought about this for awhile, then Intelligence Agency, Central Intelligence came back fromBrezhnev directly. But the word IShsd-r in ). the Soviet embassy that ucttJy decided to cooperate. He kept his Agency, FBI, National Securi ty Council, Justice Soviets simply didn't know where Shadrin the He isa former KrIni, naval o cer who der was. ffi Ufa so secret that no even wUe know De$. and State Dept. Copaken stubbornly pushed oil. def,dedto the United Hstes two decades ago. about It. For nIne years, he obediently p Ator,,.. in( assed Helearned that each of these agen cies knew hP took Hehssworkedcleselyw*hU&intelllg,nc, aIiMof75 Communists Impriso .,,IIIthe 41 He only parts of the stor West to his Berlin meetlngs Which olIesdid .* IMO saiadis (MM ui. wall also sent on two missions abroad— one to Copaken established private channels, held a Soviets went? he as Mnls(4Vlauma.,MOIL ftwlatarliimsj Montreal, &"her to Vienna — before thefiji3, series of meetings In West Berlin and tried to The Carter White House was also briefed on that bad bees kidriped by the Soviet .eai fateful mission In December 1975. he arrange prisoner exchange. At first, he tried to the In Vienna, Police. itce. Shadrin case, Minimal efforts were made to herreceived seine intensive swap a second-rate Soviet spy, Sarkis Paakallan, secure Shadrin's release, but nothing came of It cut nh,w he that faiadrbi a Irahaii hi codes and security devices. On Dec. for Shadrin, Hut the Soviets ul wo dn't deal. They them. doabl,ageldfcrlheUnlled*mes.Heoriiliifly 1I,he ant with two KaBag,,gon,peofa wanted Gunter Guillawne, the Communist spy All this time, In the interest of " It111s Wit i J, mi. He had aitmiled chWdI. Another misting was arranged for two who brought clown the governmen t of Willy Shadrin's life, I not on the story. Not preserving lbIkefo Unless med advasced naval Ir'mg days later. He caught a taxi for the rendezvoUs. unt il other Brand. reporters picked It UD did Att orne y vnftsirm Schilit Hi W •Mi 10 tiik In dMaIl. thIIIIIIII&.. tin ,m. .i ..-.......... i. U. i,...... L.. n....t. J svI. , oc mu We unnea naies, Copaken met great , call from the State I)ept, abatR tsimsadMedigy laths sggad by the KGB across tie resista nce to thth Idea from Henry Kissinger. sj (4iy W-lJg,i si, he was a "gold Caechseloj,akj ings were fin ly moving, he was told. bender and was taken o Copaken also believes U.S. officials Th al It vIolated the would be bed to keep forthe Piwugen d the quiet. orovoll rules set by his when a White Copaken told his caller It CIA. -'. was too late. The U1offlchaaidgfewcsutioroe,si. Holseofficial took upUueShadrlflcasedirIy dory Was old and he was rJlpved. of dibe'Ii, Shabh wed 10 ( Jan. $ IghO, snier Secretory of State hiemy with Soviet officials In Washington. From that ped-*.Newillo in "I'm beginning to believe," he told me, "tt ma*haed lnc$de,g to goy moment on, the Russians resided all attempIi at publicity Is the only V1, hi101L Shaikin was Ambesiador Anatolv DOb'ynifl. The Russlans a prisoner exchange. way to get this government moving." Controller Strike OTTAWA, Canada (AP) — The House of Commons early today ordered Canada's striking air traffic controllers back to work. Normal air service, all but suspended for three days, was expected to resume later In — JACK ANDERSON AND LES WHITTEN - 1 Ordous N. Ireland Visit a - of :.$, Queen Elizabeth Begins Vanze tti In some cases, the rub was a staggering 100or worse. Last year, for Ifldance, the nation's trunk airlines spend more than $3 million for regulatory proceedings before the C7v11 Aeronautics Board while the Aviation Consumer Action Group, the principal public interest lobby at CAB meetings, spent a measly 0.00 - bill its i*dfre budget for 1971. Apart from the staggering expense of retaining lawyers, hiring expert witnesses and paying the often sizeable administrative coda connected with regulatory proceedings, citizent face innumerable other obstacles to participetion, the Senate panel found. 11fOi1flil negotiations between the agencies and the Industries they regulate often close out potential opponents wail It Is too late for than to have an 1mpect. The public Is frequently given Inadequate notice of pending regulatory proceeding.. Individual cIfltia whose financial Make ins given contrv"roy maybe quite emaIl, find they lack legal "standing" to Challenge a proposed rub, or regulation. Obviously, even the be*4ntentloned federal commission or agency must base Its conclusions In any particular CMI on the information piuientad tO It. It little wonder, In view of the Senate cauninIttie's findings, that regulatory agencies i0 often aVPoar to be the captives of the Indiudries they regulate. All too often, they are only hearbig one side of any case - Industry's side. Not surprisingly, the Senate study heartily endorses President Carter's proposal for the creation of an independent Consumer Advocacy Agency to plead the cause of ordinary, citbens In proceedings before government regulatory bodies. that the overwhelming ml3jorlty of people who IN BRIEF The Sacco, WASHINGTON - U there has over been any doubt abed the hoeing the general public receives In proceedings before federal regulatory agencies, a new Senate committee study should lay it to red once and for AIL . For the first time, there is now solid dMurfieuldw of the inaudible imbalance betimen the money and manpower which regulatid htr1e, upend to influence their government watchdogs and the resources available to public intend groups seeking to plied the Consumer's cam before such bodies. The PP Is so great, according to the Goverum.,gal Affairs Committe, study, that the Only view even prlsent.d at many federal regulatory proceedings are those of the &Uected Inries - even thi the agency's rulings may hay, an enormous impact on the pockethocks, health or safety at millions of ordinary Americans. COifliflittee study found that In more than half of the formal proceedinp before regulatory agencies like the Civil Aeronautics Board. Interstate Commerce Commission. Federal Power Commission and so forth, there is no organized public Interest participation what. louver. Even where consumer organizations and other public interest groups do intervene, they are usually outgunned by Industry representatives by a margin 4 10 to lot more. speaft disparity bet Industry and public interest groups Is even greeter than the manpower W. "In every cam or agency reviewed," the Senate study said, "Industry thani tlmà more on regulatory partkM1en than their public haired coun- Years Of Wednesday, Aug. 19 1971—IA Talks U.S., Panama Approach Canal Bargain DON OAKLEY Putting Doubts To Rest t,5bthe reduction wquld have only7 ;IlT-?IJ1klb)e IQ per cent."' 1' Kally's theory for this disappointing effect is After 13 the coming fiscal year, some of the equipment will be replaced. in fat, the replacement program will cost about $900,000 a year. The commL*,krnrs 'ontlnued to cut proposed budgets last week in a series of lengthy budget reviews plagued by commissioner absences Commissioner John Kinibrough was away from the courthouse two weeks ago because of a family illness, and last week Kimbrough we - 'eegot1aUng with his superiors of Schering Cc;p., who had of. fered Kimbrough a promotion md transfer to Virginia. Klmbrough will leave the commission Oct. 1. Harry Kwi3tkowskl, a student at Florida Technological University, also missed many budget sessions but was on hand last Thursday and Friday, when commissioners cut $40,000 from the proposed budget. ' ANGLEWALTERS They are making noises, organized labor and the politicians, about once again raising the minimum wage. Only there will be a compromise: the White House does not want It raised quite as high as the AFL-CIO wants It, presumably because raising It will hold back economic recovery, perhaps contributing to more inflation. The question arises: If the mlnhinwn wage doeshave such pernicious effects, why should the President support even a compromise raise? Why not do some realistic thinking about economics and maybe even abolish the minimum wage? The answer, purely, Is politics. There Is an enormous body of evidence now available that the minimum wage does little other than to Increase joblessness. Why? Because the wage level is a market-made thing. If the politicians come along and place an artificially high floor under the wage level, then business will be forced to respond by laying off and refusing to hire the unskilled and marginal workers, As Milton Friedman puts it: Is It better to be employed at two dollars an hour or unemployed at two-fifty an hour? We believe most of the American labor force, less than one-third of which is represented" by organized labor, would prefer the former option. Moreover, the minimum wage tends to harm urban young people, especially young black people, because they are the most unskilled. That datum prompted Professor Friedman to term the minimum wage law the most anti-Negro law on the books. It takes a certain willingness not to listen to the liberal pretensions of organized labor bosses in order to apprehend this egregious racism. Along come even another study, by Terrence F. Kelly of the Urban Institute, and this one lays to rest even the notion that the minimum wage lifts poor Americans out of poverty. Kelly's statistical analysis reveals that If, say, a $250 minimum wage did what It was supposed to do In 1973, then the numb of poqr ne6nlai would have been reduced by BERRY'S WOR LD Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I I ABILENE, Tex. (AP) U.S. Rep. Omar Burleson of Abilene, a product of the 1947 freshman congressional class that Included John F. Kennedy, Richard Nixon and Carl . Albert, says he'll call it quits in 1979 when his term ends. ' The 71-year-old Democrat has been elected 16 times by voters In the 33 counties in West Central Texas' 17th congressional district. Burleson said he made an early decision not to run In order to allow potential candidates enough time to meet the voters. m' He said he has no retirement plans because, "I haven't used that word retirement ... I don't have any as yet." "Ruth (Mrs. Burleson) and I are coming back to Pocatello (a synonym for home). Ruth wants to get out of Washington, At this time, 11) we don't have any definite plans, but we plan : to be active." ,'• ' ' — PANAMA CITY, Panama The sources said the results the U.S. team. by both houses of Congress and So urces close to the talks said Joint operation and defense of AP - After 13 years of hard of the latest negotiations would The Initaling of a conceptual by the Panamanhan people In a the major obstacles to a final the canal until Panama takes bargaining, the United States be announced soon. Foreign agreement is expected to referendum. agreement were the Issue of full control at the end mf the and Panama 'r1 ready • Nlco:js Gonzalez smoothe the way toward a final White House Press Secretary transferring property In the century. today to initial the basic prin. lievilla called the overnight draft treaty to replace the orlg- Jody Powell said Tuesday that American-controlled Canal As for the economic package, ciples of a new treaty turning talks "very, very positive." inal 1903 pact, which gave the President Carter had sent mes- Zone and details of a U.S. aid sources said Panamanian leadthe Panama Canal over to the U.S. sources agreed. United States perpetual control sages to all members of the package for Panama. erGemi. OnmarTorrijos accepted Panamanians by the year 2000. The negotiators were said to of the 50-mile-long, U.S-built House and Senate askPanamanian negotiators said a U.S. offer to Increase the Negotiators for the two cowi- be anxious to announce an ac- waterway. American sources ing them to wait until they see It has been decided that 70 per amount the United States pays tries ended an all-night session cord before the expiration at said the U.S. negotiators want the final proposed treaty before cent of the Canal Zone lands for use ot the canal to $50 mu. early today, and informed midnight tonight of U.S. ne- to have a treaty ready for Con- taking a stand on It. Based on and waters would become lion a year from $2.3 million. sources on both sides said they gotiator Sol Linowltz's appoint- gress when It returns In Sep. reports of the treaty's outline, Pmnamanian immediately They said the United States also were close to an agreement-in- ment as a special ambassador. tember from a month-long re- some congressmen have upon treaty ratification. The promised hundreds of millions principle, the first formal step I.lnowitz and Ambassador El- cess. already denounced it as remainder would continue to be of dollars in additional aid toward a treaty. lsworth Bunker have headed The treaty must be approved damaging to U.S. Interests, used by the United States In during the life of the treaty. ro9%. it r.A fl _ �d—tvenInç Herald, Sanford Fl. Wednesday, Au,. is, ie, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Energy Independence: Freedom Is It The Eleventh Hour For The Uni" ted "Americana have a tendency to give their WI attention to a crisis tot a day or two and then return to Life "as usual." When President Carter Introduced his message on energy to the American people In April, he spoke about a crisis that could overwhelm us. How often since then have Americans riveted their attention on what they can do, along with the government, to cope with a situation that is putting Into Analysis Jeopardy America's freedom to conduct its international and domestic affairs free of foreign pressures? Do Americans really understand the new force that has been created in world politics? It is not a country, or even a realignment of countries. Rather, it Is a three letter commodity — oW This new force has shaken world alliances and upset the economies of large and small nations. As * result of dependency on Imported oil, the foreign policies of Europe and Japan have been influenced to satisfy the political attitudes of the Arab ollproduclng countries. And, because of America's constantly increasing consumption of foreign oil, we are being subjected to the same pressures. The oil weapon has been used through the Arab boycott measures, to interfere in the internal democratic processes by which the United States conducts its trade and b.ialness operations. Manipulation of oil prices and implied threats of a reduction in the supply of oil from the Mideast have put the greatest democracy in the world in the grip of Arab nations which are determined to influence our future and our relations with Israel, America's only democratic ally in the Middle East. So, a sound U.S. energy program is a vital necessity which transcends partisan persuasions. The American economy requires huge supplies of energy. Without it, the tools and machinery of defense and of our industrial and agricultural production become Idle; subsequent unemployment could be disastrous. Economic upheaval has a special and ominous connotation for minority groups, to which the history of Jewish communities all over the world can attest. Potential demagogues have always capitalized oil economic and social disorder, in the process of which scapegoats are created to distract the population from real and valid Issues. It is an Inevitable conclusion, then, that the U.S. simply cannot afford to be so dependezf. on such a distant and unstable region as the Middle East for energy supplies which are vital for Its defense and borne needs. One must ask, then, "What are the op. Lions?" Certainly, the President's call for massive efforts for energy conservation must meet with firm and strong support from all Americans. President Carter has recently stated that if other measures fall, gasoline rationing might be imposed certainly an equitable and effective step in the battle against excess consumption. No single change in American habits Is the final answer, but a combination of efforts can give us important relief. Along with conservation, there must be an expension in the production of alternate energy resources. Coal, offshore oil, shale, natural gas and nuclear power must be exploited as quickly as possible if we with to wrest ourselves from the hold which OPEC has on us. Of these, probably nuclear power offers the only long-term viable answer. However, it Is the least understood, and - because of that, the most controversial of propooed energy programs. The fact is that there are now 64 licensed nuclear plants in the U.S. with a proven record of safety, reliability and economy. And, the arithmetic speaks for itself. Each nuclear power plant In operation saves the equivalent of 10 million barrels of oil each year! Considering all the serious challenges we face, it is impossible to disregard these figures and what they represent In realistic terms. In the light of recent evidence that France, West Germany, the United Kingdom, Japan and the Soviet Union have committed themselves to further research and development of nuclear breeder reactors, and in the case of several of these countries, to their eventual sale abroad, one must wonder about U.S. opposition to development of these reactors in this country. Since the breeder reactor theoretically creates more plutonium than it burns, it is estimated to use nuclear fuel nearly 60 limes more efficiently than the current "light water" nuclear plants In use today. President Carter's objections to the breeder reactor are based on his fear that plutonium might be diverted by terrorists Roadside States ? ' i it, By DR. JOSEPH P. STERNSTEIN Herald Services 4 for use In weapons. Certainly, with the potential long-range economic benefits Inherent in a technology which promises to produce relatively cheap electricity without using up finite sources of uranium, we cannot be stymied by the fear of terrorists. Instead, we can take steps, oil an international level, to guarantee safeguards. Thousands of nuclear weapons are stored In the U.S. and allied countries, ready for use. Yet few would suggest that we Jeopardize America's ability to defend herself by elimination of these weapons. If we fall to meet the test of long-term, Inexpensive, renewable energy sources which can serve as an alternative to oil, our continued economic strength, our role of leadership in technological development and our very independence as a democratic nation will be at stake. This is the eleventh hour. - V 1 114sCon.950.513,mtg toFFofOrl I36,100.00.iOpar cent. $351.97 mont. $35,000. They See It As Summer Adventure Six Requests spent trudging through swamps work on a flreflghtlnj crew, and woods, working 12-hour "Usually, they want one but days, lugging hoes, hatchets not the other," said Pierce, 24. and pump cans to to help put out The Pierces agreed that, beforest fires. cause they work together, they are not as worried about each Last year, they worked as other's safety as they might be U.S. Forest Service fire fighters otherwise. in the Black Hills of South "A lot of the married guys' Dakota. Both have degrees in forestry from the University of wives worry because they don't Minnesota and hope to get full- know for sure where we are," time work with the state agency Pierce said. "At least we know after their work ends In No. where the other one is and what they're doing." vember. It's unusual for a couple to For they'll get tired of living and working together. "Some couples couldn't do It.,, said Mrs. Pierce, "but we're with 10 other people and we're often as much as two miles apart." The crew, which to the untrained eye might look More like a group of summer camp counselors than fire fighters, provides a family atmosphere for the Pierces. off when we can be alone to- and begin working on putting it gether," Mrs. Pierce, Z), said. out,' Mrs. Pierce explained. On location at a fire, crew "If it's a project fire we're members usually bunk togeth- mostly on the mop-up crew put. er, eat together and, If there's ting out burning snags and logs time, sodallze, and patroling the fire line." Iii many instances, no yeThe Pierces' Job at a fire deo- 1IICICS can get to a fire area. The pends on what stage the blaze Pierces recall one time when. has reached when their crew is after working nearly 12 hours on a fire, the crew had to walk called. live miles oil railroad ties to the "u it's a little fire and we're tieijrest town. called In on the Initial attack, The Pierces' must stay within "But it's seldom Just the two we take the pump cans and And they see little likelihood of us and we welcome the days shovels to the fire's perimeter three hours of the base station. But that's not much of a concern, they said, since most of their time off 13 spent catching A up on lost sleep and energy. Applicants Swamp Vet Schools Men a Women's SURFERS $'jes % Reg. $3 to 1 , Heat EDITOR'S NOTE — Job Officials say there are six a large demand by Illinois five years: At the University of means rotten hours and rotten of your fo 0 prospects are falriy Wight for fully qualified applicants for residents that we have to accept Tennessee, M ississippi State work if you don like animals." at least one group of college each vet school vacancy, come Illinois applicants first," Dean University, University of Florl. "You've got to remember, graduates — doctors of veter- pared with three for each mcdl- Richard Dierks said in an in. cia and Louisiana State Univer- too, that one-third of our enter. 1 Gene mary medicine. Trouble it, terview. -.1 cal school opening. ally. lug class the last two years has there are only 22 vet schools I)lei1i says this attitude proAt the University of Illinois The vacuum in states without been female," says Dr. H.S. the country, which makes P101' last fall there were 500 appli. vails among officIals of the na. vet schools is drawing gradu- Bryan, assistant dean of admispects dim for getting hL 1~ cants — more than double ton's 22 veterinary schools, ates from states like Illinois, along at Illinois. PH 122 6562 number in 1970 - for 76 va- making the prospecte dismal where about half of the 1976 "Part of the reason for the URBANA, Ill. (AP) - A do- canctes in the veterinary for would-be animal doctors in class moved out of state. How- pressure is that females have Are of young people to return to school. Even more might have the 26 states with no veterinary ever, officials say some of tiiese discovered the profession no&w. the land, and an awareness of applied, but the school actively schools. young vets may be going Before, this was an all-male field." yet another profession open to discouraged prospective MuOddly, it is mostly the folks in through a voluntary internship Bryan saysofa 1976 survey of the women, is putting the squeeze dents and didn't consider any- wide-open cattle country who and eventually will return entering class showed on the nation's veterinary one from out of Mate. are being shut out of the pro- home. schools. that "es per cent of our suc"We really feel that with such fession. Between the Pacific Dierks says there is an oh. ceasful applicants were not Ocean and Iowa only Califor- vious need for veterinarians in farm-reared," Thirty per cent __________________ iila, Colorado and Washington every state, but the stumbling came from large cities. maintain veterinary schools, block is money. MEMORIAL PARK The American Veterinary Washington shares the costs "It costs $40 mill ion to __________________ with Perpetual Care Cemetery $50 Medicine Association, based In Idaho and Oregon. million to Mart up a plant from Schaumburg, Ill., Is financing a To ease a similar situation in scratch, and $5 million to $8 COUNTRYCLUBROAD the South, four new veterinary million to maintain it each manpower study to see whether 4 mfiel west of Sanford With PU,CK$I Of schools have opened in the past year. States without a large the Job market for vets will 2 Tires Or More support a mushrooming num_________ population but just can't af. ber of graduates. ford the expense," he says. "The answer is about a year Ciffipliti J45 Why the Incredible Interest in aw 0. Diem ay," says Dr. RI. West, the Snug the veterinary profession? work In ecology, association's director of scien_ C.','-. Dierks believes it's because tlfic activities, "but we know DIsc S Diem of "the whole movement back the (Job market) demand Is to the land, out of the city — a considerably less than the degeneration of young people mand to get Into the colleges." wanting to At flhlnois, Dr.1Bryan says he WHEELS energy or nature." ROTARY expects the "usual two or three TR AIL OUITkN "Well, I've always worked solid job offers" for every with livestock on the farm, and WHITI grate. IPOKU$ I ilk. them," says Tom Rogers, Starting salaries for vets ay. 17,of Clinton, who will enter the $455 $2133 hi $73.$ erage $l7, , but Dr. Bryan III? $21.51 University of Illinois this fall as says that a big-city pet doctor is.is mu a freshman. 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Five height adjustment; 7" Vollor bearing wheels. Full baffle for better discharge. Austempered steel blade; anti-scalp disc. Assembled. 60-207 Maiwell E. Kuhn Jr., & *1 Irene J. to Norman G. Good & WI Marsha W A 1(110* Jr. I Mrs. Harriet K. A.. no address, Lot II 81k P The Fleming, d b a Knox Prop. to Deccateaine Coil, Corp., 00* 611 Woodlands Sec 1. 1767.69, subI, to mtg. Phipps. Harrington Corp., MIld Lot 2 81k P Spring Valley $42, 100.00, 149.300. Farms Sec. 9, 1919, mtg. to CF Of CIa. Land Co. to CIa. Reid. oil. 552.700 00. 0.50 Pei cent, $421.75 Comm., Inc., 101 Wymore Rd., Suite mont. $17,000 $20 AS. Lot 12 The Highlands Sec 1, Elmhurit Noll. Bit to Julius It 44, mtg. to Dade Fed of Miami, Peterson & WI Frances Lot 31 Watts 1,39,700 00, 19.500. Farm, £50, mtg. to WP Fed, Orl. Appliance Co. Inc. to David *15.000.00 $20,000. Roy & Judy Samson, 602 HIllcrest St Greta E. Kennedy to Sun 1st Hall. AS, Lot II 81k E Seminole liii. S 12, Bk. Of oil. Boa 3531 Ott Lots 30A. 21 mtg. to Orl. App. Co., Inc., $7,8 10-00. 81k 0 Spring Valley Gardens, 14 so, I S pct. 511.000, 1100 Charles C. Garrison & WI Susan G. Tandy Horace Kennedy to Sun 1st to Thomas 0. Crow & WI Elilabeth Nall Bk of OrlB.oa 3631 OrI Lots 20 C. 11$ Wild Holly Lane, LW, Lot 7 0.21 111kG SprIng Valiy Gardens Ii. 81k 8 The Springs Shadowood VIII. 50. $100 Sec 2, 17.71 73. 1165,500 U S Steel Corp. to Co. Corp. 432 A Ben E WillIams 8. wI Ann N. to Roxboro Rd, LW Lot 20 81k 9 Ann N Williams. Rt. I, Box 6.4 Shadow Hill, 17.61 63, mtg. to Grovelond. Lot 981k A, Lk Brantley Farnetl 81. at Oil WP, $37,300.00 Isles 2nd Add 1)5. $100. *6.500 Robert 0 Anderson & WI Robin Margaret J. Franckenberg to R., to Harold D. Bennett 6. WI David P. Childs & Valerie S. WI 137 Elilabeth R.. 603 Sunrise Ave., WS, Soutot Rd. CO-Lot 31 Bik CC Lot S N 0th Ranches Sod. 1.0 13.46 Country Club Add to CO 7.53, Mfg to 17. mlg. to Jacksonvill Bit (Nall) WP Fed 133,500.00, 116.000. 157.00000 5.5 pcI.. $39 N monthly, Cli. Land Co. to CIa Resod. $3.000. Comm., Inc.. 101 Wymore Rd. Suite James K. Caldw,ll& WI Judith M. 370 AS Lot 19 & N 900 &Qt Lot to Jesse I.. Smith A. wf Margaret 44.. The P4 eklaq$ Sec 4, It. , $11,000. 700 Woodting P1., AS, Lot I Bik C Fla Land Co. to Fla Reid. Comm Charter Oaks Sub., Un. 1,1453, mtg, Inc , lOt Wymore Rd. Suite 320 AS to Allstate Enter. Mtg Corp., Lot 3301 The Hlhlands. Sec 4 19 44, 137.300 00. 1.1 pct,, $249.93 mon., -.. $9,000. $.32.300. • Fla. Land Co. to Fla. Reid. Albert L. Lkimberg & WI Harriet Comm Inc., 101 Wymore Rd. Suite to Edward W. Schucliman & WI S70,AS Lot SOof The Highlands, Sec Joann* S.,545 Devonshire Blvd., AS, 1914 *6,900. Lot 27 Devonshire, 17.11 19, subl to Lk of the Woods Inc., to ion L. mtg. FF 01 Oil, 136,973.09, $16,500. Kiter A. ."f Jean R., ill Eastwind Marion J. Jammes & WI Terry L. Lane FP. Lot 7 11. 01 the Woods to Richard C. James & WI Ruby L., Townhouse Sec.. 119 50. mtg. to CF RI I Box 779 B Sant,, C loft. of the of Miami $19, 45000, $100. vacated St. on the Wof Lot I Town Jerry C Bennett, 1120 Hamilton of Sylvan Lake, 269. mtg. to Family Ave LW From Jerry C Bennett & Lines FCU *5,260,11, $145.79, $100, Cynthia A. Bennett, Lot Ill of John D. Santangelo & WI Virginia Longdaie lit Add. II 94, mtg. to FF S to Charles P. Moran I WI of Miami $23,200.00 $100 Margaret. 700 Diame Cir. CO. Lot 2 Rollingwood Homes Inc., to 81k D 1k Kathyrn Woods, IS I?. iubl Samuel to idlers I Catherine T., to mtg. SE Mfg Co., 517,50000, ,vf, $4 Alpine St. AS W 17.5$ Ft. of *27.100. Lot 3 & all of Lot 1 61k Si Saniando The Badcock Co to John D. The Suburb Beaut. F.tm Springs Dantangelo & wI Virginia S., Un 206, Sec 365 '. subi to mtg. CF of 510 Crane's Way, AS, Un 306 Cranes Miami. $42,500. Roost VIII. Sec I. 10931560, mtg. to Don C. Robertson I Rose S. *1 to Stockton, Whatley. Davin & Co., James L Coleman, 3700 Curry Ford 173.10000, 120.900. Rd., Apt * 190rl.. Lots 9 I 10. 01k H Diversified Real Cit. Sir., Inc., to Tract 27 Saniando Springs 4.51 Ronald Lond,r5 I, wf Janet, 517 12.000. Highland St., AS. C 26.96 It. of Lot 33 John J. Messina, to William K. I the W 51.01 It. of Lot 31 81k ss Bolt & wf Carolyn E 793 Brookside Sanlando 365 I 26$. Mfg. to Combks * Rd Mild Lot 774 Forsit Brook 4th mlg. Co. *13.700 00. 1.5 pct. $336.05, Add. 1331 Mfg. to Motion Allen & 117.000. Robert 1. Dickerman & *1 Wendy 0' Williams Inc. *43,750 00, 0.3 p.r cent 1335 41, $3.000. 1. to Garland Charles Hall & wf Marvin 0 Galiard I Diane S WI Patricia A., 639 David St., WS, Lot 31 o Daniel C. Griffis I wf Gloria S., 811. 1 Repiat at Sheets 1 I 3. N Oil. 1750 King James Court WP-Lot 35 Townilles 41h Add. 1456, mtg. to 81k A Winter Woods Un I ISIS Freedom Mtg. Co., 132,100.00, & 44.0O0. $171.49 month, 5.1 pct., $fl,30o Billie L. Study I wE Mary C. to J. IL Hattaway. .1. M. Hatlaway, & Ioseph5 Mancuso Jr..Iwf Carolyn ion w. label, to Bill H. Saswr&WI F 1070 Geronimo Tr MtId.Lct 150. Nell H., III Monroe Ave. Mild. Lot 301$ of Lot II & allot Lot IS 01k R 10 DII. N Nor. Ranches Sec. Y. 133, .ongwood P1. II 0 10, mtg. to FF of 16.000 AId Fia 123.50000 *26.300. Reed. Comm. of Amer. Inc to Wrenco Homes Inc., to John Lloyd C Howser & WI Esther 1., ovach Sr. & WI Lillian m , 7101 1113 Pheasant Cir., Mild, Lot 275 rove Ave. Orl Loll Brookside Sub. WS Un 4 IS 65, 169,300. $9 73 $1,100 Gary R. DeCheltis J. WI Annette Flats B Hailauer to Never Invei M. 10 WS Devel. Corp., 2699 Lee Rd., Id 10100 Groton St. Ott Lots 1.5 Suite $01 WP, Lot 471 WS Un. I lieS, ankee 11. Tarr. $171. *46.000. 111.600. Jack L Roberson I WI Ann M. to BelAir, Homes, Inc to Jerry 0. eonHudson, $62 Woodside Rd. AIphIn .5. WI Lois A., 611 Pkwood es Brook IS, 31, Ave. AS, Lot 601rring Oaks UnV, i ubj to mtg. CF at Scm Co. IS2l77, rnlg. to Sun lit Bk of On bhl.300 00. $11,300 131.00000 $292.77 month, $41,300. ryR Sturble&LavonR Lock Grange Prop, Inc. to Frank Za to Jerald Campbell, 6066 N. Mites, $29 Little Wekiwa Rd.. AS, Temoran Blvd WP Lot II DII. B St. Lot 133 Spring Oaks Un. IV I? 95 96, 1334.110,000. mlii Clara M Gilmore to Raymond C to Atico Mtg. Corp., $39.OvlJUu. Cs ommlif & wt Dolores 0., Boa 3002 PEI., 1299.91, $3,300. k Mary E I a of Lot 21 & all of Lots The Jonathan Livingston Group, 37lBlkoCryilalLkWinterHomes Inc. to Roland Commisslong 8. WI of) 2111116 *16.300 Jeannett, 105 Wax Myrtle Lane LW, Michael J. Cutter I Jean K WI to LotS BIkC The S prings 16911, subl. 'lliam II Brashear, 646 Morton to Mfg., WP Fed., $95,000. . WS Lot 4 in Olk M of N Orlando Thomas E. Lynn & wl Trudy to N.inches Sec. 7, I)), subl to mfg CF RichardM, Dituccl& *1 Patricia C., Orl 1311.20003535.000 el Ashberry Lane AS, Lot 911 James B Cabell& WI Eldora M. to Spring Oaks Un. $1"o. 1, 17 95 96, tichaelJ Cutter 5. *1 Jean K., Boa 545.100 21 M I - Lei Us Tak I 130.300.00. * Every Vacancy .I Hies Flock ' I Minnesota Firefi"ghting Couple: ZIMMERMAN, Minn. (AP) Richard and Linda Pierce share a job that keeps them on constant call, sends them into the woods with 40-pound tanks on their shoulders and often leaves them covered with black t. And they love it. As members of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources' "h ot shot" firefighting crew based here, the Pierces see their work as a summer adventure. It's the second year they've Cheers rn ir / . To., Waves ' - — —. Shepherd "Let me live lamy bout bythe deposits himself in the webbing that Al Hardy has much to and per3onally befriended who have passed him for weather may d side of the road the the motorists, "they are Just m)self this is getting good, sot of a wobbly lawn chair, stuffs smile about. Boin a black man thousands of them. Ii I miss a months, refusing to wave: schedule, but for itafter he Is at his like family. This one woman, started throwing kisses back. And be a friend of mu," his cheek with Red Man In the cruelties of the Old South, day, some folks stop by to see if "Thee one day they'll lift a post six to seven hours a day, she come by throwing kisses at '.S,W, Foss chewing tobacco, and waves joy raised as a $2 per day laborer I'm okay." Others, after put- finger, or a hand, and pretty six days a week, the year round. me, then the next day her We got atu orgy going now, this By 'ItM TIEDE and encouragement to a legion on a sharecropper's farm, he is chasing new cars, go slow past soon they smile and wave and Herald Services husband come by and he threw is the happiest highway in d 4 of motorists, in the eighth decade of his life the Hardy home so that he will honk their horn like everyone "1 love them all," he says of kisses at me too. I said to state." "Hi, babe." 'poor as a one feather continue to recognize them. else." Some years ago, when Albert Beep. chicken," and partly crippled Then there are those who In this latter respect. Hardy J. Hardy retired, he walked out "Hello, brother." from the wretched effects of bear him gifts. Schoolkids bring may be not so much a bonhomie on his porch one morning to Honk. the old man donuts, housewives as a cleric of a curbside watch the rest of the world go to It is an extraordinary ritual, two rather severe strokes. Yet, as he sees it, "God don't stop off with coffee. Hardy ministry. "A smile lass good as 1. work. When a friend passed, and an altogether inspiring one, give us no burden we can't appreciates the sentiment, but a prayer," he says, and looking beat In the cummuter Some motorists are startled, bear." Besides, he adds, a man does not let it get out of hand. strangers who wave at each '1 snarl, Hardy waved to cheer others are suspicious, but few of his age has no gripe coming: Once when a woman came by other engage in a meaningful him on. And so It began. Al are unmoved. During rush "Look at all these people what with a winter scarf, Hardy saw religion. Indeed, at times, .. ,HardY's post retirement hours Hardy will wave to died in their 3Os,oreven in their she did not have one of her own, motorists do atop to talk to the it avocaticq: roadside bonhomie. thousands of passers-by, nearly 20s: brother, if you got a little and wrapped it gently around old mail, telling of personal Each day, a.m, and p.m., as all of whom wave back. "I'm pain when you're in your 70s, it her shoulders with many worries and seeking advice or the traffic lines im on Crain sharing happiness," the old just reminds you that you're thanks. help. Highway, In Glen Burnie, Md., man explains, "when I see still alive enough to feel it," Not every motorist is conNot incidentally. Hardy is a the 72-year-old Hardy comes someone with no smile I give That Hardy feels his pain is siderate. Teenagers have dropout who returned to formal 06 1,..1 out of his curbside home to him one of my own." obvious. He walks with a thrown pop bottles at Hardy. education late In life, mostly by greet It. Smiling, nodding, he Actually, it wouldn't seem crutch, has a stiff right leg, and Rednecks have made obscene way of bible school moves about his modest gestures. But the bonhomie correspondence. Presently he Is _ REALTY TRANSFERS property with measured turneth away wrath with a one of five pastors at a small deliberation. But, no corn- toothless smile: "I remember a church in nearby Baltimore. . Fla. Land Co. to Fla. Reed, Lot 21 Underoaks Sub II 91, • subI to plaints. "If I get too tired, I boy who called me a nigger, and "I'm there every weekend," he Comm., Inc. 10$ Wyrnore Rd. Suite mlg. FF of St. Petersburg, maybe will fall asleep in the I Just waved as usual: I guess says, "otherwise I'm right here 520 AS-Lot II The Highlands, Sec 3 $21,300.00, $.49,500. 19.43, mtg to CF of Miami 139,20000, Julie C. Cavanah to Sally A. chair. But someone on the road he felt shamed about it, because by the side of the highway." $91100. Wilburn & Silly L. Anderson, will honk to remind me of my that night he came to my house The highway is a busy one. FF of ON. to Lion T. Siegfriedi. Olenarden Way, AS, Lot I 81ksos E duty. Life is sweet when you to apologize." *1 Mary 0 Un, No. 5, $0 More, Loop And therefore so is Hardy. He Druid Hills Pk 1021 subI, 10 mtg. WS Comm. Un. No. 5, Baytree, Sec Stockton, Whatley, Davin & Co. ain't alone." Hardy says the nasties are rises at 6:30 a.m. and waves 4 11010 1 12,mtg. to CF of Orl. 132.350 00, S34,100, By no means is Hardy alone, the exceptions. And he likes to until the lines thin. Then he 'A smile's as good as a prayer,' says 72-year-old Albert J. Hardy, who feels that 526.000 00 0.0 per cent, $190 SI Donald 0. Bovines & wf Jeannie In seven years as a roadside think all motorists "got love in catches the afternoon shoppers the commuters who daily pass his home are 'Just like family,' 'I'm sharing month. 527.100. E. to Morin Maragh I. WI Ha:el, 523 bonhomie he has waved to them, only some shows it less before bracing himself for CF 01 Oil. to Barbara $4. Spicier, Oreenbrlar Blvd. AS, Lot 12 Springs Oaks, 16 94 & is, sutj tomtg. perhaps a half million motorists than others.' He tells of drivers evening rush. Inclement the happiness,' he says. 'When I see someone with no smile. I give him one of my own,' Boa 1193 AS Comm. Un. No 110 Like Fredrick W. Berens Inc., ii - W.dne,day, Aug. it, it77-1 11 love Affair With Commuters 0 * Arlemas McCoy lwt Margaret L. 16. ol the NW IA Sec 772131. 515.000. to Duane 1$. Bowen & *1 Evelyn A., Dennis C Stangelwf Barbara A. Ill Beaufort Dr., LW. Lot 551 oRoOertR Michaelslwf Nellie M. Wkva Hunt Club, Sec 3. ION 92 II Pineapple Cl, LW 10$ 72 11. subI. 10 mtg., CF of Orl $41,200.00, arcy Shot". 1123 25, subl to Mfg IS 1. SM. listate Enter Mtg Corp $29,100.00 C. DeanMcFarland I WI Helen N. 31,000 to James R. Beck & WI Janet, 197$ William C Webb Jr to Donna I Falmouth R Mild, Lot 7S1 W 10 it. b. III Valencia Cl LW Lot IS) ot Lot 27 DII. C English Cit. Un I, $3 take Searcy Shores, IS 2325. $100, I, subI to mtg. CC of WP $31.400 00, 8.1 Aire Homes Inc.. to Walter .7 $40100 filllams I wf Edith P 626 Little 6 I. Bailey 11, Wl Gayle lo Bertram lekiva Rd AS Lot 657 Spring Oaks F. Gould I wI Janet C., 551 N not V. 1171 22. mlg. to Sun lit Nail Triplett Dr. Cb, Lot Beason Sub. 7 1. 01 orl 536.330 00, $311.0? month. • 16.400 Euqina F. Ruby & Lila M Robert F Taubler I WI Marilyn Frost to Jack Frail Jr., a. wf 110 Ida L. Harrison, lOS LI. Harriet Lorene. Gene Frost I wf Mary For. City Lot 23 Lit Harriet Ests. Jane, Here Froit & WI Wiolene, & 71316. Wbi to mtg. JI. Kisiak Morris M Ruby I wt Eugenia F., *tg Corp $11,000.00 *33.600. OS Fairmont Dr Sant r. Lot $2 01k B JameS C. Dickinson I WI Sunland Est SuP' 111632, subi, to eraldine 0 to Wayne A Alexander mIg Stockton, Whatley, Davin, Co. wtGloria A., 500 Underoah Dr, AS, 163,667 ' _________________ , Here's an interesting fact about home 30% on cooling' costs if your house is fully insulation, air-conditioned, Multiply the savings by all In cold climates up North, it's used to the years you're going to live in your home keep heat in the home. Here in Florida, we and you could wind up with very respect- can us e t he same insulation to keep heat able savings. out of the home. So Florida Power & Light wants you to know more about it. Because it can help you save money. To find out more, stop in at any FPL office for our free booklet on home insulation. When you do, FPL thinks you'll be Consider, for example, the effective R-19 convinced that home insulation can be of level of insulation. If installed in you have it properly great help in keeping your electric bills the attic, you could save up to down. FPL FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY I 101 I �Fernandez Smiles About Turning In His Plo ybook By The AseSeisted Press ' "InevrthougMI'damflethe Pdsy they told me to turn in my ptaybook," Manny Fernandez said. The end finally had come. The defensive tackle who lwlped spark the National Foot*li League Miami Dolphins to hree Super Bowl appearances dwing the early l970s was 1placed on the injured list. The day saw most teams 4naklng wholesale personnel cuts in an effort to meet player roster limit.. Squads must be reduced to 43 by openlag day. 'I'm sorry the career's over, but it's anticlimatic. I've had a couple of years to think it over," he said. Fernandez was given much of the credit for Miami's victory over Washington in the 1973 Su. per when he had 11 tacklea and six assists, But Fernandez played little after the 1974 season as five Ca- Bowl, reer knee operations took their toil. He was on the injured r& serve lid all liii season, "I den't think I really ever gave hope," Fernandez said of his attempt to recover from the operations. "I didn't think the knee would work but I kept hoping it would." In order to be recalled by the Dolphins, Fernandez would have to be waived through the entire league. Elsewhere In the NFL, the Philadelphia Eagles cut veteran rwinlng backs Art Malone and James McAllster, The Washington Redskins signed Mike Thomas, the 1975 Bookie of the Year to a onoyear contract, and the Detroit Lions signed wide receiver Ray Jarvis. The Lions also announced that placekicker Benny Ricardo would undergo surgery for a separated shoulder and will be lost to the team for the entire A season, The Los Angeles Hams announced the retirement of cei let Rich Saul, who had asked to be traded to the Redskins so he could play along with his twin twother, Ron. "We regret made this declsián in view of the fact that he has good football left In him," said Rams General Manager Don Klosterman. los Angeles also waived running back Brad Davis along Watson, Nicklaus Pebble Favorites __ PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. era Association championship pectedtowageanotherhead-to. (AP) - Caine drought or forest begins Thursday, with Tom head duel like they did hi the fir4 the 59th ProfessIonal Golf- Watson and Jack Nicklaus cx- Masters and British Open tour- ______________ _________ n.n.anSs However, there are dozais of relative unknowns in the field of 141 who will tee i* on the plcturesque, but parched, Pebble Beach course, a 6,6..yard, par 72 masterpiece on the Mon terrey Peninsula. NamesfromAbbotttozender and including such as Bulk, Co sins, Folkes, Hammer, Men-. . . gert, MOwTy, amoorsxy ana Wright-mod of them the club Tournam.nt For ifi 9 pros who balance the budget PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) - Herman Mitchell, 39, from and give the PGA national body Lo Angeles via Little Rock, Ark., has what he thinks Is the best the tinge of democracy and its independence from the PGA job In the world. Heworksdaytiours.Healwaysliinthefreshalr.Hlslaborisn't tour. The current format of the dr-morel1kealeIsurelyMrollthtMcountry.Andheonly hatop1easeoneman,LeeTrevino,andthatmanprobsb1yisthe championship includes the 39 champions of PGA sections in u bsd to please. $erman carries golf clube for Trevino This week, the PGA throughout the country, Inaddi C?&npionshlp us being played at tamed Pebble Beach. Win or lion to the 25 low scorers and ties in the 1978 PGA Club Pro. lose, it always is a lark Whei I first started caddying for Lee on the tour last year, I fessional Championship. .... ' ' . - - .'..'.. .: ... ...: . ' -•:, . ' ... ' ' ." " ,, : •.:.. 4 'c.7 ;';x:.'. ., rfl'. ''(?I '": by the Buffalo Bills. The Bills also waived defensive end Ron Pitilti. once a star rwutlng back in the defunct World Ftball League, was cut by the Kansas City Chiefs. The New York Giants cut veteran defensive back Charlie Ford. They also cut offensive tackle Mike Vaughn, a high draft choice who was waived as 'physically unable to perform" because of a knee problem. with wide receiver Jerrald Taybr. The Baltimore Colts placed veteran wide receiver Roger Cart and defensive end John Dutton on si list of players who did not report to camp. The Colts also placed free agent feusive back Delles Howell on the injured reserve iist Wide receiver Eddie Bell, OflC who achieved notoriety of Joe Namath's targets with the New York Jets, was waived he's Mhite Socks ,1 4; 4* & $ But the White Socks roared allowing four hits. San Disco I Montreal 3 Chicago 1, PIttsburgh I back with five runs In the New York 4. SI. Louis bottom of the inning on a two. TIgers 4-4, Brewers 24 San Francisco 1-5, Houston 3ruas single by Gamble and Milwaukee's Bill Travers o CincinnatI 1, Los Angeles 0 Lemon's three.run homer. won his first game sInce April Only games scheduled Gamble hit a solo shot in the 29 while Steve Ilrye, Jim Today's Games $ third. Later in the inning, So- Wohlford and 1.enn Sakata St. Louis (Underwood 6. 7) at derholm and Esslan socked droveintworunsapiecetopace New York (Swan 1-6). Montreal (Rogers 12-I and Al$ consecutive homers. Stlllman's the Brewers in the nightcap. cala 36) at PhiladelpMa homer, a two-run shot, came In Rookie Dave Rozema spaced (Christensen .3 and Lonborg the seventh off Diego Segul. 3). 2 ii. Chicago (BorStam 10-10) at "We haven't exploded and the Tigers rallied for three Pittsburgh (Candelarla III), n. while," said Manager Lemon. runs hi the seventh Inning-the AlIata (Capr 2-I and P. "Iwas hoping we cotid IU( to,first on Jason Thompson's 2011i Niekro 17.13) at SaA Diego (R. JonIs 45 and Sawyer 3-5, 2. ii. getber some offensive attack. t homer- to take the openr. Whalers ti Lose S , I as k....Li...t. L.. t....... .1 ak.. J__i in invur us i: Join NHL Ranks or any of ', of a triple main event - one of may a at many of them went upset the over a to a from session to in bag," won 't over enjoy - - to at f over shape of a five Joey we swarming were to tie a for . - p - -----. or -' face. .- - ua:. al_S iIr £i___ unii I.. UI ....,.a 4IUIILI 4 - Corduroys and "Movin' On" fashion. 'oans. P4azouru SEVENTI4. AT DAYTONA BEA CH TUESDAYNIOHT'SPiESULTS - $16, A: I Ni0n - - MANUIL JACOBSON Moon Shot; 2 Superior Ballad, 3. Bold Admiral, 1. X's Tiptoe, 5. Pleasant Rdge, 6 Odd Mimer. i. Tisa Honey; I Rapid Rudy FIRST - 5.16. M: I Nancy's EIGHTH ) C: I. Shandon Glory; Becky iS) 610300 210. ? Straight 2 Christy's Hope; 3 Early War Shooter (71 520 250. 3 Colonel nung, 4 Wind Sock. S Jane Bell; 6 , - DEPARTMENTSTORE 213 E. First St., Sanford ' _____ . ft 32217i2 Ii Save 8? to 27 on '_t .5 .1 whitewall radial tires. finals. - Buddy Plttman and Scott _______ at,..,.... SIUV' The strongest support comes months. from the New York Mets them' Templeton's miscue on lead selves, who believe that the off batter Lenny Randle'm trading of one of baseball's grounder set the stage for tIn greatest pitchers actually Mets' three-run first. Felix Mil helped the team. Ian siitgled, sending Handle t "We're definitely a better second. Steve Henderson' team than we were two months single scored Handle, with Mil-ago," said Manager Joe Torte Ian stopping at second. after a 4-I victory over the St. John Milner then singled Louis Cardinals Tuesday night. scoring Millan, and Hendersor "I'd say we're about 50 percent came across on a double-pla) better (hart when I took over." grounder, giving Espinosa all Part of the Mets' rnvltaliza- the runs he mseeded. j', Cuts 4, Pirates I tion has come not only from the George Mitterwald hit a two, players acquired in the deal, but also from within the team. ruts double and Kay Burns and The dispatch of Seaver enabled Willie Hernandez combined ott the Mets to dig out some dia- a siz'hltter to lead Chicago over monds in the rough among the Pittsburgh. The defeat halted a string of 14 consecutIve home pitching staff. One of them, Nino Espinosa, victories by the Pirates. Reds 4, DodgersO continued to shine Tuesday Rookie Doug CaplIla and night with his consistent work, e pItchIng an eight-hitter for New Pedro Borbon combined on a one-hitter as Cincliusati do. York. "The trade got Nine a per- feated Los Angeles before 53,. manent spot ill the rotation," 385 fans, the Dodgars' largest said catcher John Stearns. home crowd of the season. Pete "That's what NIno needed. Base slugged a two'rws homer Overall ow staff is better be- and Johiuty iench drove In two cause our young pitchers, like runs as the Reds cut the Dodger Nine and (Craig) Swan, are lead to ll't games In the throwing every five days, in- National League West. Padres 8, Expos 3 .'$stead of every ten." Gelle Tenace belted two home And though Seaver Is gone, hls savvy is still helping the runs and Dave Winfleld drove Mets. Espinosa, for else, In two rws with a single In a learned some tricks from him. 1owrwi sixth inning to carry "Seaver told me to bend my Sais Diego over Montreal. (slants 4.5, Astros 34 knee, to get more push off the Willie McCovey had a tworun mound," said Espinosa. "This way I'm throwing with my single and Derrel Thomas whole body. I threw fastbafls on added three hits as San Franthree of every live pitches cisco beat Houston in the first garite of their twi-night doubletonight." header. Espinosa recorded his first .) RookIe left4wnder Bob Kllepcareer victory over the Cardiper fired a four-hitter and 1)145 with the help of a threerwi first i,IlilhIg aided by shortstop knocked in a run with a single to pace the ('iwsts' secondgame (;arry Templeton's error. Espinosa, posting his third victory. Knepper, 5.6, did not complete game of the season, allow a hit until Joe Ferguson's struck out six while walking two two-out double to !eft III the ,,n ralsin his record to 6-8. 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Cun,15; Morgan, ago, there was a landslide of in the fifth. sentiment in New York agaInst a we don 't we Straight Leg and Flair Leg Denlms, H el ping Mets No.- 4 Gardner Bid LEVIS Seaver Trade a at away with Purse $1,200: I Farmstead Charlie Sm,thvlle. 3 Tic 7cc. 1 Candid 10.403.60410: 7 Ramon-P.chna I Corunne. S Bee Sparky; 6 Hasty 3.20; 3 Reno Gasti II 2.40: 0 (65 (Rat,) 2 DeLc-on Kim 1) C Smith) 3 ietly Symbol (E HySeill 1 Sam Proter - 1 PixIe Whiz. I Bee 1940. P (16)117.50; T (06-1) I11.0it& Bengazi Ii Meely) S Little Hot Shot FOURTH -5.1$, C: I Toe Toe. 2 (Unknown) 6. Manna lWhyaland) - 3 Charlie Shupert; 1 Slate War Arrow lOagnenaus) I Howard Msly C Ocasion. S Funcheon Rocket, 6 I Champ (Taylor) T,ip City Tony. 1 El Angehique. I NINTH - i M - Claiming Pace vortex Sugar Shrine $1,000, Purse $400: FIFTH - 'eB: I. Doncastec Kim, (Seiders) 2. Bombay Jo Anne lUnkno,n) 3. Crazy Goose (E. 2 Jigsaw Janet. 3 Juit Mine; Hysell) I Bradley Craig (Dunmire) Mounlan Jigger. S. Go Harold: 6 Silver Flowers; 7. Pecos .IIvun. I. S Victorious Beau lflerelnak) 6 Xciii Dart. Lament Sweet B (Robinson) 7 SIXTH s 0: I. Blue JeweIl; 2. .tt Question (Rauchl S Hurricane Scot Essue; 3 Lady Adorable, 1. (Piper) Clarke: S. Jarhead Krook; 6 Boo Betty. 7 Silver Sparkle; •, Rufus fivehltstoearnhls-l2thvictory at p. wIth those a re-match could be catapulted Thomas off the made In the not too distant ropes like a sling shot and laid future." hhn out to rest. The third scheduled 10. Sanford's Taco Perez conS rounder was a successful title tinned hIs march towards a defense by Orlando's Southern possible world's title shot as he won an eas- 5 round decisioti over highly touted Mike Jones In a kick-karate match. Writers To Race Perez won every round of the one-aided battle, with viscious On Friday Night kicks to the head and body, along with savage blow from his gloved hands. Bill Stamper of Orlando radio Ill the other pro bout, the Cincinnati (Norman 99) at Los Angeles (Rhod.n 12.7). ii. station WOBO won Tuesday dynamic Lytus "Kid" Crowder utight's radio division finals in Houston (Richard 109) at ed30coI1doIIeroundKO San Francisco (McGlo$hen 20), the celebrity races n. at the inasty,ffowhenheblew Thursday's Games Seminole Harness Raceway, Homestead's Bean Chavez out Houston at San Diego and along with runnerup Jerry of the ring In just 1:33. Montreal at Philadelphia Allen of Sanford station WTRR, New York al Pittsburgh advances to Monday's finale CIncinnati at Los Angeles against newspaper and Atlanta at san Diego Only games scheouled television finalIsts. Newspaper finals are Friday Leaders between the fIfth and sixth NATIONAL LEAGUE - ByTheAuociated Press allowed only a single by LOU BATTING (750 at bats)- Parker, races, with Herald writers Jean Vu When Tom Seaver was sent to Brock over the last four innings Pgh, 331; Stennett, Pgh, 337 ; Patteson amid Jim Haynes the Cincinnati keds two months after the Cards scored their run Tmpleton, SIL. 32$; Simmons, SIL. aeeklitg berths In Monday's for a me to Homers Baseball Rolan (4) 120; 0(5 7, 10.60: P (5-7) Whittle 33.30; T iS? 1) ceai t Vincent Upsets get." tIlTS- Pirker, Pt.1,, 139; Tm. HOME RUNS- Rice, Q, 33; (CrOnk) 2.6.0 7-602.60; 7. (Dead Heat piston, StL, 143; Oritfey, Ciii, 137: OScolt, 5, 31; CII, 77; Abes Hope 7.60 600; 2. (Dead Heitt Roli, Cm, 137, Stennett, PgP,, 136; Nettles, NY, 25; HisIe, Mm, 3 Cypratt Storm 2.20 5.40, 0 (Iii OFoster, Cm, 136. STOLEN BASES-PalO, KC, 31; 9.00; 0(3613.60; T (6-I-SI 56.00; T DOUBLES-PaIker, Pgh, 36; R.my, Cal, 31; LeFlore, Del, 37. (65-I) 20.00; 2:01.1. JeMoralea. ChI, 33: Cron,rtie, Mtl, bondt, Cal, 25; Pegs, Oak, 23 NINTH 13.1$ M t. JuSIS Frosl 33; Grlffey, Cm; 29 Rose, Cm, 3$; PITCHING (II Decisloni)- (Reguri 3.107.403.50; 7. Cristys Jen Watson, Htn. Il, To:otunson, Miii, 12-3, .300. 2.67; 0.003.20. 3.SflnronOia,40;Q (3-4) I Bag Into Closet on gn up In a sweater Mayor League -TI! 1 Jal Alal will f'suy character, I laughed so much I thought my sides would which also Includes the likes of defending titlist Dave Stocktcm, addylng for Trevino is like towing the nation's fairways with a Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Lee Trevino, Ben Crenshaw, miving road show. 'He is always loose," Mitchell said. "He talks and jokes all the Johnny Miller, Tom Welskopf around the course. He is a born comedian and such a aulck and Hubert Greeti, most of the U tk,r. He never seems to get upset. He never has chewed me pre-tourney attention has fo." cused on a possible repeat 'But make no mistake abotAlt, that man can play this game. I battle between Watson and e never caddied for anyone, or seen anyone, who could do Nlcklaus. Andthereareplentyofrean rewlthagolfclub.Hehaaworkedhimaelflntoshapeagaln sons for it. a ur that operation. I Watson, a five-time winner He could tin Ida togibent." L i G r i d S i Mitch" Li a piliowy black man Iho chews on smelly cigars and this year, ot4gamed Nlcklaus In r ousea a eern-pone philosophy about the only trade he ever has both the Masters and British By ANDY GIRARDI guys down at Seminole, it ki wa. He caddied elgtd years for Miller Barber and had a string Opep Herald Correspondent doesn't mean a thing. But to a of the, weilkitown dlonta before inheriting Trevino'a bag from a Watson also won the Bing Oviedo football coach Joe team that has bad year after I Angeles friend, Neal Harvey, who quit the tour. Crosby Pro-Am tot though his higged tip - $7,000- came from Bai bar after the January, when two rounds were Montgomery isn't all X's and bad year and Is really trying to 0's. turn it around, this might have atr won the $100,000 first prize In the World Open in 11, Mitch played at Pebble Beach. When Montgomery first just as well been regular season i't whistle much while he worked. Meanwhile, Nicklaus has won 'Barber was hard to caddy for," he said. "He put the whole five tournaments at Pebble moved to Florida it wasn't games. "Our guys feel they can win me hi your hands. You had to read all the greens and pull all the Beach, including the 1961 U.S. because he was offered a job as the. With Lee, it's different. All he asks is that you be on time, Amateur and the 1972 U.S. a coach or just because he now, they feel like they have ye the distances charted and hold the flagdick. He does the Open, both of which were preferred sunshine. It was to accomplished something in the nklng and the playing." played In the summer when become a professional golfer. springandtheycan'twalttotry So Montgomery and his and prove themselves. ierman became Trevin,'s caddy shortly before the garrulous drought conditions were preva. family moved to Florida setIf things go right for us we txlcanAmerlcan underwent an operation last November for a i *ured disc, a back ailment Trevino attributed to his bout with lie has not won a major tour- lUng in Winter Springs with his may have a real good year. I'm home over looking the Sheoah talking about 7-3 or 8-2. It's I Mnlng In Chicago in the summer of 1975. nwnent this year yet. possible, this team is really Golf course. £rom 1968 until this misfortune, Trevino was the premier threat "I would like another match. He tried his luck at all the fired up," he added. Jack Nlcklaus. He won 19 tour tournaments, Including two U.S. up with Nicklaus," Watson said Thu attitude ott the club ens, two British Opens, the Mexican Open and the World Series Tuesday before his first ac- pro-am tournaments and even the Citrus Open, but after a Montgomery says couldn't be i Golf. lice round. "But we'll have couple years he decided it better. Iii game went Into an eclipse and a comeback was thought wait until Sunday to for him. Mod of the team had been uWtal until Watson said he doean't e- wasn't -----Ia kA ---- hescored an Impressive victory three weeks ago In .I Iwve t_._ &I worxing ._r1-----S gun uui £ RflC oui and wiinhave weignis an i Canadian Open. Now, apparently back In shape and flashing Ueve in playing any particular wasn't going to make it as a summer greatly I old skills, Trevino Is rated a strong challenger in the PGA, person in a head'to-head duel. "I play the golf course," he professional," said Mont- improved strength and i irflng Thursday, although he himself is skeptical. gomery, who has a two han. quickness, cite of Oviedo's "Depends on the weather," said Trevino, shivering in the said. weaknesses. 1 n*erey Peninsula's wuseasonable chill. "I jive when the The 25-year-old Watson said dicapper. When he was offered a job as Just this past week MonI aperature Is over 75. he was playing the best golf of an assistant coach Oviedo he Igomery lost a fine bail player "This isa tournament for the fiat-bellies. A stubby guy like his young career, but admitted, jumped it. in John Bazos. Both Bazos and i ts wrapped and can't take a full backswing. I "even If I beat Nicklaus "I've learned to love football his brother were starters until ed all the swing I can Sunday, I will still call him the just as much as I do golf, maybe the moved downstate to hitch winked "My man will be ready," he warned. 'Master.' Hollywood. more," he added. It won't be hard figure out With the Hazoses gone, and what Montgomery has been Gregg Kerr possibly out for the By LEE GEIGER Joey rushed Gardner Into the corner at its end, It was ob. doing with his time during the season, Montgomery is a Littlø Herald Correspondent ropes and pounded vious he was too badly cut worried, suimner months. his head pressed up under continue, "We have quality players bUt "I've been playing some golf ORLANDO- Joey Vincent, Gardner's chin. From that The Vincent-Gardner bout and some more golf, and even have that many and U who can change his style position Vincent belabored part lose little more golf," Montgomery injuries easily as people can Gardner's ribs and with that attracted the other various causes said with a hint content in his ange their socks, turned into short, punishing lefts and season's biggest crowds and be In deep trouble." voice. whirlwind Tuesday night rights, home With football season less than With the Bazoses Orlando Sports Stadium and Tony appeared In the first On the EW YORK (API l0round decision that So, deIte months of meetaccomodatlon of WHA week being officially switches in the depth of the stopped the nation's No. 4 be content and allow was rendered in the Scott Clarkm ning of what would be a lags and discuadon in cities teams. open for practice, Montgomery team will have lobe made thus ranked junior middleweight, Vincent to punch himself out. Spook Jackson match. v r important day, Howard across North America, every"I knew it was the be playing so much golf. putting backups from other Tony Chrclner. But by the time the second In that welterweight scrap, Si Iwin sat at the breakfast thing Is almost exactly as It said Harold Ballard of the To- In fact Montgomery usually positions in new positions. Throwing punches with round was half over Tony must Scotty earned a split decision to e and made a prediction, was. The NHL will operate next roido Maple leafs, the most doean't play golf all during Ovledo practices will be held amazing rapidity, V,,cent have realized that Joey was In Jackson while most of "1 sIr vole will be bued on season with l6teams; the WHA outspoken expansion's an- football season. front 8-10 £I.flt. jumped on the lanky fighter super condition, and wasn't those in attendance felt the St. en lion-not on the strength of probably will go with eight. tigonista. "Am I happy!" "I may now go three or four from Memphis right at the about to come back to him for Augustine fighter deserved the applications," he forecad. Those Include Cincinnati, Baldwin clearly was not, months without picking up a quite awhile. Crowder opening bell, nod. wa later, the National New England, Quebec, Hous- "I'm in shock that a group of club," he said somberly, "bUt I "I didn't give him room to By that time Gardner was H League's Board of Coy- ton, Winnipeg and Edmonton- businessmen could make such It was a hard.f ought football." breathe," Vincent explained already cut over the left eye encounter that pitted Clark's y rs cad a secret ballot whose applications were null- an irresponsible decision," he To Give Plea Montgomery Is looking for a after the fight had been halted and wider the right one. His aggressiveness and constant ii net expansion for the 1977- fled when the NHL voted not to said. "But I'll tell you one little more enjoyment than he MIAMI iiP Former at the close of the third session was beginning 7$ eson. Baldwin's New Eng- expand- plus Birmingham and Using; this has wilted the WHA has had in the past take the punching against the cleaner, Oviedo. Miami Dolphins Don Reese and tause of a nasty gash pound 'bag of but less frequent blows of I. Whalers, and the five other probably IndIanapolIs. emotionally and financially. We Last year after being marred Randy Crowder are expected 10 Gardner's left eye. potatoes and was still In Jackson, W Id Hockey AssociatIon "After very careful and due will be as aggressive now as by injuries, his varsity squad plead guilty this morning to "I really think! could have there and punching. Ia s to apply for NHI mini- consideration, the proposed When Jackson would land, his In our fist year In corn- could manage only a 2-8 record charges that they sold one beaten hIm 111 had stayed at Gardner was unable bip, would feel the stinging plan of expansion was put to the peting for players, for tele- against up blows were delivered with rather difficult pound of cocaine to undercover long range," Joey continued, Vincent on the inside as the thudding force and caught of rejection, governors and failed to oblain vision monies and for inter- schedule. narcotics agent "but my trainer (Dominick small but strong state champ Clark cleanly either on his head vote cad, the conclave the requisite majority," Ziegler national competition." ThIs year the schedule Las lot The Miami raid reported Polo) told me to fight the way I proved to be too physical ad órned, NHL President- told a news conferenc, after Veteran Mar Gardi. Howe of easier and the team Is a kit In today's editions that the two did. And I always do what my him. eli V Joirn Ziegler I.ft the Informing the WHA of the Baldwlna Whalers echoed his more experienced. But to be perfectly honest wlllreceiveone.yearaentencea trainer tells me to do." The few times Gardner was aboutlt,Spookjustdj't an sped to the suit. where the matter of expansion Is over for "The pulse of the comments Montgomery said, with the court. The sentences, charge. "If Joey had stayed brought his much longer reach Wi ucutives waited, the 1977-71 season." A possible re-match is in the seemed to indicate the fans If you keep in mind the per- to be served in the county away for Gardner he would into play and caught Vincent works, as Clark feels he "won (can, up and said the di. The secret vole was not re warded It. ft's unbelievable. So formarice produced by Marvin stockade, would allow the two have gotten himself bombed with thunderous head shots. the fight big I! Ii shadbommadinotton- Veal lad vi negotive lt.rd." McClendcn in the jamboree defensive llnemen,to return to out.Aaitwss,thefewtjmeshe Vincent wobbled wider them "I have been alckforslmoga Th.y had turned ft voleswerenasdedlodefgtth. Desfte the effort, the ax. then you will know why Moot- football in 197$. really got caugig was when but was able to charge back week coming up until tosdgjg j s,"recIiod Dill DeWitt of proposal. pine., and the long hoes 01 gosnery Is cotdldesd about this The Dolphins fIrt suspended they went to long range. Inside and once again take andlwasn'latfull s,ing ciiu *iigaes. "No "The fans won," said Herry waiting, Saidlin's ominous lean's rsmnli't game. the two after their arrect May.4, "Joey fought the perfect control of the heated battle. I still know I was the wlnn,r,' ltwgtvw1tiimargin Siden,geneaimasqirnfthe prophecy had come true. It's 'Iwouldn'tcomdouttlwlm. then waived any claim to the flgl4,andUt'swhyhewonI" The third round was fought "Jackson Is fast and he is Iiot. wasn't given. But- NHI. Boston Brisins- one of the too early toteli whether they'll portance of that Jamboree. Of National Football League playThe patient of the important along these same lines and agasy. coursetoierryPoscyandthe era batUewassetfromtheo. whenGarduerwentbacktoMa (SICVINCENT,Pag,5-A) o h Hit 6 With less than a week before varsity and varsity candidates again at 2. All schoola require normal oractice beams all of Seminole Monday at 10 for ohvsical County's high school football examinations, The Greyhounds gear to be worn to practice players and coaches are putting will practice daily at 10 and 3. shorts, shoes, shirts and socks. The county's only other high Seminole High coach Jerry the final touches on summer school Trinity Prep, will Posey reminds players to bring vacations Football practice begins on practice Monday at 6:30 and a plastic water jug. Monday. Lake Howell High School will begin practice Monday at 9 am. Coach Curtis Keen is still not decided on afternoon .' , All Harness Racing Wednesday, *4. 70, 1C77 Physicals at Howell be IAEv,ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. held Wednesday between 1,5 : p.m. for both varisty and junior avarsity. I ) • At Lake Brantley, practice '... . will begin at 8 a.m, and an J I .'. - .-' .4 a, :' -''-'J afternoonpracticeisscheduled I , ''L " 'I • I for 4pm r jfk' At Seminole High physicals aeason OflCIUde ,, (W!:4. J,L • have already been given w EST PALM BEACH earned run, struck out nine and -. , . ""Z' Practice will begin at a.m. afdks anrlcan, Legion walked two k!.' - ,, 'J, ' with au afternoon workout O team 'ost a 3-2 WiggIns came on in the 11th ,." .:A' •. slated at 5 , the semi-finals of state and a double and Sanford was * ' .. ...............................' .' at s p.m. on Friday and carries n ournament, eliminating it eliminated. .. . -:. .4•a..,. .. • ..., . ,.- -'' a $5 from the tourney. Ned Ralnes had the only good Lyman coach Dick Copeland Malt Simenelli pitched 10 dayolfenslvelyforSanford,two •--' - . . • -. .• . H.rald photo by lob SUTIS, meets with fre.thznan, junior innings, allowed tour hits one hits itKludiu%g an RBI single. MONTGOMERY GETS IN IllS SWINGS Fl t.B L.&A Stop; 7. Bunny RivU; I. sie.00 3s.7 oiInvs Bone. SECOND - 5.16, C, I. Millstone NINTH - 5.76, Ii I. Ed'I (I) 9.40 9.20 360; 3. 0 Sam (1) 7.20 Dybreak; 7. Gay Mood; 3. Edison 5.60; 3. Lorl Day (0) 3.40: 0 (II) Dunk; 4. J'$ Run; 3, Dutch Frans6. By The Associated Preu didn't think it would be this 109.40; P (I 1) 603 10; T 11-4-3) Petite Pinto; 7. Funny Business S AMERICAN LEAGUE 59030, 32.00. K's Frau Frou Callthem the Chicago White wild. You never expect to get East e At 1. THIRD-IsO: I Venture(2)6.$0 TINTH six in one game. It could be InISocks, TRIPLES- Tmpteton, SIL, ii; Gullett, PlY, I0-3,i69, 3.93; Rozema. 7900. T (I II) 101 00; 1:13.3. -w I. 01 3103 20; 7. Flamea.e (4) 17.00 3.20 Moneychanger; 2. Nlcan ruS MistS. Matjo, Phi, I; Almon, SD, I; A Dot, 17-I, .750,2.70; Barrios, CM, ii. -- $329; Handle -564,006 Bostoii , By any name, the baseball f1uis." 3 Back Door (0)300; 0(2-4)63.00; Trade Day; 1. OCtI.Itt, S. 0ypy MumpIry, StL, 7; CabeIl, Htn, 7; 4, .733, 1.00; Lyle, NY, 0.3, .131, 1.70; 2' t' (21)205 00 T 1245) 64J.7o u.N. Day; 6-Heartaches; 7. Echo vaslell; team representing chicago's The long-ball siege had the N York TONIGHT'S ENTRIES JCruz, Nh, 7. Bird, l(C, 5-3, .777, 1.90; Gait:, Miii, 60 $ FOURTH - 5-16. 5: PUppy Stake I. Molar Role. FIRST team- thiutkliig big again after PA Clamming Pac, HOME RUNS-OFOSII', Cm. 35; 146. South Side Is a far cry from the .100, 3.30; Wits, B%n. II. .. DetroIt 50 40 .453 1$", Climunatmon: 1. Denominator (I) ELEVENTH - 5.16 TA) I. Up SilO Purse $500: I. Poppa Dear 11½ Schmidt, Phi, 7$: Burroughs, Atm, 1.73. fleet-footed go-go White Sox seven setbacks In nine games Milwkee . $760 360 2.40; 3. Now So (3) 3.00 Town; 2. LIttle Fun; 3. Ny Rilir; 1. (Buffamonhe) 2. Heather Chance 21; Luzunskl, Phi, 77; Bench, Clii, 26; Cleve 46 62 .126 II", Oary,y, LA, 76. 3. T's Maggie (7) 350; 0 (3-I) Mini Mix; S. Quick Spoof; 6. NeSt who last won the Americati had cut their lead from 5'r to (Burgett) 3 Verve (Harmon) Toronto 39 70 .331 26 1170. P ($3) 13.70; T (53 7)146.60; ny'S Glenn; 7 Jarhud Boone; I. Bones Demon (Taylor) S. Speedy STOLEN BASE$-Taveras, Pgh, League pennant In 1959. 'ntis one game. West 3110 Darlene 0. Tracer (Robinson) 6. Royal Lobo 10; Cedeno, Hhn, 31; Moreno, Pgh. 63 41 .3% year's crew of mashers has for. "The power display we put on Chicago FIFTH - ' C: I. Fabled (2) 4040 AT SEMINOLE TWELFTH - 716. 1': I. Brik (Unknown) 7. Clever Sheela (Jonesl Lopes, LA, 33; ORichards, SD. 63 II .573 2 TUESDAY NIOHYSRESULTS 7060020. 2. Printer Mom (1)400 Ben;7.JM'sModB: 3 KimLuke;'4, i sakenthego.go.goforgoing.go- will build confidence once Mirm a AftonCommanijo (Unknn) 31. 62 17 .349 again,'1 said Esslan. "We are Texas SECOND - I M - Claiming Pace 320. 3 Diane Dudley (6) 3.00; 0 (I. Swept Away; S. Itsy Bidwon; ing'gone,..as in home run, PITCHING (II DecisIons)- Ray, NC. 61 47 .563 3'1 2) $1700 P (71) 714.60; T (716) FIRST - 13.16 PA - 1. VarlIt y $150 Purse Black Tafteta; 7. Weela Crazy; 3. $500: I Torpedo Byrd LA. 17-3, .000, 3.40; Raeuschem, Cl)), "They attack the ball. It's a the power hitters." calif. 51 51 .500 10½ Bomb (Botelho) 7.00 3.2.) 2.30; 7 3054 20. 3163 Maggie's Mission. (IhIenleld) 2. Hawthorne Empire IS-i, .759, 7.30; John, LA, 13-I. .765, Stratton Seattle 4 66 .121 I9' SIXTH - 1-16. 5: I. Loaded (6) 3.20 7.00; 3. Jambo Doreen (Vollett) 3 Chief Direct Time case of having six or eight men 2.74; RForsch, ftle TwIue 2 Oakland SIL. II 3. .737, 3.67; 7.10; 0 (61)10.10; T (60 7) 993.00; fChou,nardl .4 Worthy Robin 63 302 560 310 300. 2. Gencral Gray (7) qizla row who can hit tne ball out Candlria, Pgh, lI-I, .733, 2.00; 1-13.1. Tuesday's Games 100100.3 Ditiy DarI (1) 100; Q (6 Je Jefferson tossed a four(Seider) S. ProudSpeed (DennIs) 6. Carlton, Phi, 166, .727, 2.03; Se.v,r, so they can't Detroit 14. Milwaukee 7-6 walk anybody to hitter anti Itoy Howell and Doug SECOND - I PA - I. Vans Choice Emmett Lobell IGriltint 1 070. P (6 71 1000; T (671) Cumban Ciii, Ii 3.600,3.11; Andular, PUn, 10 Toronto 6. MInnesota 2 101.60, 31.57. N utah) 10.203403.20; 2. Moe B 100 triico 1J C Smith S Miss AT DAYTONA REACH get to someone else," Manager Ault homered for Toronto. The ncr 667. 3.46. Baltimore 3, Cleveland 1 SEVENTH 2.60; 3. Taylors Farvel 3.10; 0 (27) nardtnn lJohn) lii t: I. TUESDAY NIGHT'S A1R1CAN LEAGUE Chicago 13. Seattle 3 1900; T (7-16) 152.00; 709.2. Bob Lemon said Tuesday night Blue Jays scored ttuee times II) RESULTS ; , THIRD - I M - Claiming Pace k.tlosera Rally (4) 4.40 740 Only games scheduled afterthe WhiteSocks socked six (lie second liming on a THIRD - I PA - I. White Idol 51.000 Purse $400: I. Schant: Time 011ie DlIti (SI 660 110; 3 K's FIRST - I. RenO-Pecuna Ii BATTING (250 at bats)- Carew. walk to Today's Games Miii, .313; Bostock. Mm, .340, Rice, (Seiders) 6.00 1.60 3.40; 2. Byrd K (Bridges) 2. George Wynwood Lonesome (2) I2I0 0 (1 5)30.20; p - 2I 4.00; 3. Trait Ovy 1.40 7.50: 3. • home runs In mauling the Otto Vclez, doubles by Sam Seattle (Pole 1.7) at Bath. 5) 61.50; T (152) 540.10; 37.30. Victor Carlos 3.40; 0 (4-0) $1.00; T Bsn, .376; Singleton, Sal, .373; 11.10 0.00 3. PrIncess Strong 3.00 0 (Robinson) 3 Arden Ed (Meyers) 4. Seattle Mariners, 13-3. EIGHTH - 7.16, 0: I. Let's Chat (II 1) 344.00. (60) 44.10; T (I 62) 359.00; 2:07.3. Fluky Luke (Robinson) S Sam Rivers, NY, .319. Ewing and Al Woods and a more (May 114), n. The six homers gave Call(ornla (Tanana 13-7) at POURTH1 M I. Good 0 Dude Drucker (E HyseIl) 6. Armbro (1) 10.003004.00; 7. Best Bit Bruce RUNS-Carew, Miii, 91; Bostock, SECOND-i. Alberdi-Cheva 27. the single by Steve Stag.gs. Howell Boston (TaM $7), , (3) 3 70 300. 3. PaInless Palien (6) 10.101.10. 2. ll'u,tm-Ca,Ios 7.10 l.1i' Mlii, 71; Bonds, Cal, 76; FIsk, ssn. (DelCampo) 1.10 3.00 2.60; 2. JImmy (J.C. Smith) 1, Mayu.ard Socks a club record 144 for the homered In the third and AWl Oakland (Blue $0.13) at New 75; Lemon, ChI, 72; Smalley, Mm, Painted Rainbow $00 3.20; 3. (Strong) I. Snow 1600131)13.20; P143)15.30; T (4 3 Nestor Javier 7.40; 0 (3-31 $S.00l Miracle 'season, erasing the 138 powered slammed a pinch homer In the York (Guldry S-6) , ii. Me$roflna Don 3.00; 0 (1-0) 17.00; T wnknown 36) 614.20; 43.52. , P 3 3) 670.50, T (63;) 157.40; D.03'iil by the 1961 and 1971 teams. Eric fout',Ii Milwaukee (AugustIne 10-13) RUNS BATTED IN-Hisle, (4 S6) 97.60, 2:01.1. NINTH -1.16. 5:). Cagey Carrie (40)249.00. FOURTH -. 1 M - CondItion at Detroit (Morris 00), n. FIFTH 1040 PAIn, $7, Bonds, Cal, 79; Thompson, Soderholm smashed two and - I PA -1. Snow 2.20 2.30; 2. Heart Healer THIRD- I. Urlarte-Goros II.I' Mercury Pace, Purse $610: I Ahida IS) Cleveland (Garland 0-77) at Det 10; Munson, NY, 7$, Hobson, (Bridges) 3.402.602.20; 2. Coalmont (Dag,na,$) 2 Mack 2 Byrd (Met- (I) 2 20 2.20; 3. Harold Drive (3) 5-206.60; 2 Beide-Cheva 3-503.30; 3. The crowd of 2,450 gave the Chit Lemon, Oscar Gamble, Chicago (Wood S-I), ii. Frit:6.60 3.00; 3. Doctors Reef 2.10; catfe) 3 Ama;Ing Alma (E HyselI) Bin. 77; 215k, CM, 77, 720.0 (13)6.40; P11-il 33.40; T (3. Bob-Bunco 5.70; Q (2-6) 42.30: P (3Jim Esslan and Boyle Stlllman Blue Jays a season attendance Kansas City (Leonard 119) at HITS-Carew, Miii. 164; BOstock, Q(I 1)13.20; No Trlficta wagering I Drilty Key (iC. Smith) S Miss I 31301 00 3767 6) 23030; T (2-61) 233.10. Texas hit one apiece. Soderholm's of 1,219,551, breaking the pro. Perry 101), n. TENTH - 1.14, 5: I. Sarasota Mm. III Rice, Bin. ill; LeFlore, thu race; 2:09. FOURTH- I. Zubi-Cheva 7i. Artistic (Piper) 6. Ninety Nine Only games scheduled Spruce (I) 500300740; 2. Odd PixIe 9501.10; 7. Alberdi-Wally 13.40 4. SIXTH - I U - I- Black Square (Raut 1. Ocala Star wni; E Dot, 13.4; Cooper, Mil, 131: Yount, pair of two-run shots marked 4oits fird.year record for an Thursday's Oames PAll, 131. (Jones) 7.603.203.00; 2. Helena Hal Hysoll) $ Sirens Gift (Ormiby). (II 310 2.60. 3 Gutsy Method 13404.00; 3. Trami-Goiriena 4.50: q the 10th tIme this season a expansion club of 1,212,608 by Catifonnia at Boston OOUBLES-McRae, XC. 34; 0.403603. Jay P 1.20; 0 (36) 4300; (73)3160; P (52) $1.30; T (S2-J) FIFTH - I M - Claiming Pace 620. 0 113)7 40. P (13)13.90; T (I Minnesota at Toronto White Socks player hit two the Montreal Expos In 1569. Reiackson, NY. 31; Lemon, Chi, 2$; T (363)711.10; 2:06.3 292.40. $1,500. Purie $450: I Wanta Win h1hu1., 3171 Seattle at Baltimore SEVENTH - I M - I. Rambling Easy (7. Smith) 2 Power Crater ELEVENTH - '.A: i K's Viking Carew, Mlii, 2$; Hisle, Miii. 37. FIFTH- I. hsasa-Arrieta 75.20 homers in a game, another Oakland at New York 121 tO 10 0.20600; 2. Uncle Sam 141 760150; 2. Beide-Rodolfo 10.406.004 TRIPLES-Carew, Miii, Ii; Rice, Jimmy (Rau) 3.407.602.20; 7. Sassy (Polk) 3. Jambo Bullet (E. Hysell) OrIoles 3, Indlaus i team mark. Kansas City at Texas Bin, II; Bostocli, Miii, 10; Fuentes, DevIhl.I0 4,00; 3. War Scout 1.40; Q 4 Pines (IluhI (Dagenais) S Jeans 16.10110.3 LocoMotion(S) 2.50:0 3. LovoIa-CobianS.20;Q(l.10131,20; Tolly Muse's double triggered Coupled with the Toronto Cleveland at Chicago Dot. ; Randolph, NY, 9; OBn,$t, (4 3) 11.00; T (5-4-i) 45.20; 2:05.3. 12 1) 5500. P (2 1) lOS 00; T (2 45) P (1 I) 596.00; T (4.7$) $619.00. Firit IRau)4 Forecaster (PIperi Only games scheduled EIGHTH - I M - I. A. Van Westerns Bev. (Bridges) $ LInni 10653, 3a.l7 KC,9. SIXTH- I. Beide-Pechna iS.2Ol. Blue Jays' 6-2 trIumph over a tie-breaking two-run rally In TWELFTH - s I: I MEts In 340; 2. Victor-C'heva 6.00 6.00; 3. Star Ii Neely) Minnesota, Chicago opened a the eighth inning. Billy Smith NATIONAL LIAOUE SIXTH - I PA - Claiming Pace credible (3) 1140 6 10 1.00; 2. Irusta-Goirena 7.20; 0 (1-I) $3.10; beat out a bunt and Elliott two-game lead over the East $7,000 Purse $700: I Marybar Queen Scenario (ii 6100, P (37) 12910; T (I-I) 111-20; T (0-4-7) 037.20. Wed. Maddox delivered an RBI -W L PcI. Ga l375007,20 3. BeaS 3.20, 0(3 in the American League SiVINTH-1.iub1.Pa7,4o6.a0 lE Hytell) 2. Kirby Bohemia Phlla 6.4 44 .593 ii 1111 60. 30 II. I%4rI 1.10; 2. Trani-Cobian 5.00 1.00; 34 (Meyers) 3. I'll Gel It (J Hysell) In the only other games, the single. Following a double play, Chicago A - 3.251, Handle - 5733,953. 44 16 .312 I Gashi-Diagal.00; 0(47)73.60; P Pick A Star (Rau) S. I-Is Gone (Del Lee May singled to score Smith Pith Baltimore Orioles downed 19 . 3 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 6)314.00; T (7-6-i) 00500. Campo) 6. Scotch Snip (BaIter) 7 an Insurance run. ' S Louis FIRST - $16, 0: I. Quick Jet; 1. 62 SI .s-ø it', EIGHTH- I. MM'tl-Atriefa Cleveland IndIans 3-1 and the with , Potentate Pick (Udell) $ Iron City Montreal Cashel Brigade; 3. Stretch Power; 4 1202.50; 2. Zubi.Gast 117.40 3.00 3 32 59 .141 13½ junior middleweight champion Nancy IRegurl (Continued From Page 6-A) Milwaukee Brewers shaded DcThe victory extended Clevo. N York 7 42 Iii 171., Edgar "Mad Dog" Ross. SE VENTH - I PA - Condition Litai Image: S ReØ Clown; 6 My Loyola-Rodolfo 3.40; Q (6.1)4.40, trolt 6-4 after the Tigers took land's hosing streak to six West Purse $900: I Sanlas Girl Rules; 7 Ann Pat; I. Mr. Thun (16)179.10; T (56-2) 312.20. tough, but It lam in top shape I Ross was much too strong for dcrbolt. the opener of the twi.nlght dou- games and moved the second- Los Ang 60 14 .407 NINTH--i. Mori 9.10 3.70 4.30: l6ollon) 2 Majorette I. Bar Clnci should be able to stop him," 36 53 .303 Ii,, a game but out'matched 14e (flurgeft) 3 Sophlil IE. Hysell) i 5EC0ND516,C: t First Love; Rodolfo 7.00 S-SO; 3. Apnair.Paq bleheader, 4-2. place Orioles within 2': games S Fran 57 61 .160 i6' Matchmaker Bruce Tram' 'Thomas and did away with hint Careless Start (Wingard) S Flyer 2 Something Light, 3 Blarney 13101.10 7.20; 2. Ramcn-ArrIota S. Seattle's Dan Meyer homered of the idle Boston Red Sox in the Houston 52 62 .156 17 6 Bonnie Pose. 1 Cadet Chancy, S. Fairy's 340; 3.60; 3. Martl-Goiriena].40; pIer announced after the fight, afterjust :46ofthethlrd round. Farong (J Hyseli) Chief Diego 67 .132 71 Byrd Fawn. 6 Brick Lane. 7 President (1 I) 4140; P (I 1) bib; T (I-I to give the Mariners a 2.0 lead AL East. Ross Grimsley won Bumpas tNamie) 1 Atlanta "Roth men have commitments ", I Colonel Lucky. The finishing punches were a Time (Raul I Delta Long (Regurl 40 69 .367 76½ 77560. .74)1 S Prep Grid Whistle Sounds On Monday nriia.Il,.* Hm r-"-'-'"' ['TW•1 .i L Five sizes, $33 each ipr-Lfi ,. - - • 1 ,,,. • ____________ 10.95* - ______________________ _____________________________________ Professional electronic analysis and alignment to manufacturer's specifications for bitter tire w.ar. 'Most U.S. cars. All aooul our MacPherson Strut shock absorber service on VW, Toyota and Datsun. 998$ installed ' ____________ - wneei aHgnment . Reliant sport radial features a construction of one polyester radial ply and two fib.,. glass belts. Whitewalls only. No trade-in required, $ In stock or special ordir - ______ ________ _________________ .1., I,, Tire size Save Beg. Sale + fed, tax 155R-13 $4 $37 $33 1.67 165R.13 $8 $39 $33 1.80 165R,14 $9 $42 $33 1.97 155R-15 $9 $42 $33 1.91 165R.15 $11 $44 $33 2.03 Sale prices effective through Sun., Aug. 14. __________ Mt _______ I -! u;') :11 I: - I lii I. Auto Center. Winter Park Mall and Sanford Plaza Open Daily 8A.M. to9 P.M. Open Sunday 12:30-5:30 P.M - - 'n1" - i t ;,' �IDA-1venlaq $ira, kn$rd, Fl. 'Huck 8 Wa4.ssids, Av,. IL Tom' im Want Fish Kill Answer AMPA (AP) - Two 1Oy,ai' "Then names ain't impor i flahurmen say they are tent. What's important Li that net. We eat fish a couple of "I've been getting left back times a week." every shKe I darted school," 'madderthen beck" because of me and Huck went out to Sk ull A spokesman for the Hills. said Chuck who is In the third W kill in the Hilliborough cave to do a little fishing for borough County Environmental grade. Joey Is In the fourth. I%jv,T. dinner, end all U,. darn flat Protection Commission said "All I can think about Is fis hing 'l'm Tom Sawyer a nd this were floating In the water," hundreds of bait and catf ish and skull cave. I just ain't got here is Huek Finn," said one of died Tuesday below the city no time for hook learning... said. the pre-teens. "And we want to The youngsters said they fish dam on the Hillaborough River. besides, books ai n't no twi." ij~ ngw how come all the fish are every day to help out their "The fish kill is probably a Skull Cave, named by the dead. It we don't catch any flah families, who they mid me typical Summer kill caused by youths, is a heap of rocks in the may not eat." The boys said their real names are Chuck Sandlln and Joey 'fletjens. the blooming of algae and the middle of the Hhlisborough Ch uck's mother, Alice Sf.al high night temperatures. With River. ___________________________ ford, said, "We kind of depend the algae blooming, it's using on the fish they catch for din. up a lot of oxygen and not leapoor. lug much for __________________________________________ Le al Notice suffocating and dying," said the spokesman, Philip Kane. __________________________________________ NOTICE OF INTENTION [.901 Notice NOTICE TO ALL TAXPAYERS OF A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ADOPTION OF A PROPOSED BUDGET BY THE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT AND INTENT TO LEVY A TAX TO FINANCE A PORTION OF SAID BUDGET. You are hereby notified that the Governing Board will hold public hearings on the following dat es and places for the purpose of adopting a bóget or as the same may be amended; August 17, 1971- FIne Arts Building Palatka, Florida, beginning at 2:00 p.m. August 1$, 1917-Civil Se viceBoard Noom, Duvalcountyco,,, House JaeklonvilIe, Florida, 2:00 p.m. AuQust)9.l977 _KahIefplaza, EoIa!ast,s.iIroom.)s1E.W_hl,,,o,,, Orlando, Florida All eersons, their attorneys or agerwe owning reel or personal property wbject to taxation In t$e followIng counties are Invited to appear before saId board and show their objections to said proposed budget, which hereinafter is published! In full; Cleettes In DIstrict Counties Partially Brevard Within the District Clay Alachua Duval Eaker Flagler Bradford Inqlan RIver Lake Nassau Marion SP.Jo*sns Okeechobee Seminole Orange Osceola Polk Putnam IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 77134CA.09.L RICHARD H. DAVENPORT and SHIRLEY A. DAVENPORT. his wife, Plaintiffs, vs. LYNW000 N. LYON, JR. and BRENDA B. LYON, his wile, Defendants, NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the Final Judgment of Foreclosure and Sal, entered In the cause pending Inlp,, Circuit Court ln and for Seminole County, Florida, case Docket Number 77621.CA.09 L. the undersigned Clerk will sell the Property situated in said County described as: Lot 20. Block "Q', SUNLAND ESTATES, according to the put thereof as recorded in Plat Book II, Pages 16 to 3), Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. at public sale, to the highest and best bidder for cash at 11:00 am., Tuesday, August 30th, 1977, at the west front door of the Seminole County Courthouse. - . TENTATIVE BUDGET POE ST. JONNI RIVER WATER MANAOIMINTDIITRI 01 THE PIm000cyosiit 1917 District Wide Fund Is . Hand SflianIn )' '77 ldvnobltgatedfor anceonHandat Inn . lar g of 1917.71 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 6. LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PANAMA (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Jacqueline Thompson Deputy Clerk Publish: Aug. 10, 1977 DEOI6 CITY, Plaintiff, vi OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the Commission Room in the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 1:00 o'clock P.M. on August 22, 1977. to consider the adoption of an or. dnance by the City of Sanford, Florida, title of which is as follows: ORDINANCE NO. 131$ AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY U SANFORD, FLORIDA, AMEN1iNG SECTION 13. EN TITLED AD AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT OF ARTICLE V OF ORDINANCE NO. 1097 OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE BEING CITED AS "THE ZONING REGULATIONS OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA"; SAID AMENDMENT PROVIDING FOR A SANITARY LANDFILL OPERATION AS A PERMITTED USE AFTER A MINIMUM OF TWO PUBLIC HEARINGS BY THE CITY COMMISSION, SAID AMEND MENT FURTHER REQUIRING APPROVAL OF A SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN PRIOR TO THE USE OF ANY PROPERTY IN AN AD AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT. A copy shall be available at the office of the City Clerk for all per tons desiring to examine the same. All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing, By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Floe da. H N. Tamm, Jr. ROBERT NORMAN KING, JOAN B. KING. his wife, and BARNE) T BANK OF WINTER PARK. Defendants. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURESALE NOTICE is hereby give that the undersigned ARTHUR H. BECK. WITH, JR. Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, will on the $th day of September, 1971 at 11:00A.M. at the W. front door of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, oiler for sale a nd sell at public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash, the following described property situated in Seminole County, Florida: Lot 32 PINE CREST HEIGHTS REPLAT, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 9, pages 71 and 75, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. pursuant to the Final Judgment entered in a case pending in said Court, the style of which is indicated above. WITNESS my hand and official seal of said Court this 5th day of August, 1977. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Jacqueline Thompson City Clerk Deputy Clerk Publish: August 10, 1971 Publish: Aug. 10, 1977 DEN 131 DEO4 ' NATIONAL IGAGE ASSOCIATION, . .. 7 I A 1 7,000 3,000 axes 130,4)9 Iclpated Oreatet SI, Johns asks Taxes 433,333 Or write to 460,419 Universal Schools 901 NW. 71h St. Hannah's Music C en ter. Lesions, InStruments. Accs , Re pa irs, 210 E ' t Sanford. 373 1711. $$41,03 $1,701,963 14 297.331 I COMMENDED AP. P )PIIATIONS 0 .Bat 1, lfll'Sipewobe. 16, 197$ A slaistratlo,, P lanaI ServIces C tractual Services G imodlf Its Ci rent Charges C ital Outlay Toilet 5.373 51,630 26.105 S 143,154 . 4.450 150 5 6.423 $ 99.710 3.400 11,450 12,510 45,910 4.193 5 532.343 Plenal., £ Masa,emiei Personal Services 1.361 $ 125,170 $ 200,933 $ 234,169 Contractua l Services Commodities Current Charges Capital Outlay Totals $4,796 34,193 19,103 I, 100 12.390 7.96) 1.309 4,000 2.225 11 715 191 155 33 5.235 10.165 9.019 $ 163,414 5 232,071 $ 121.5)0 S 3 For $ 111,111 5 35,124 $ 44,'97 $ 234.107 53.351 21.490 19.330 193,193 u,u 2.514 91,310 1.032 37,730 •, 44,140 201,100 201,100 27,923 i, 21.3 33,344 $111,1II 43,32S $ 1.1147 $141,003 Contractual Services CommodIties Currant Charges Construction Outlay Capital Outlay T ot als Water Neseerces Department Personal Services Contract ua l Services Commodities Current Charges Capital Outlay Se your no longer used or needed articles the economical, fast and efficient way wi th a quick-action, low cost, Herald Classified ad,. 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Ti'thnician Pierce's u Fur Meintenance "t"e 7fl7 Sanlnr Ay,. ,j .,. ' . _____ - Upholstering 100. 194 6 Blue flay ii' float, fri hull, 63 I II' Mercury 0. Trailer, soo amper top for I' truck bed, home " ',Sde. 575. 333 1602 r, 331 1423. simulated brick, Stone & stucco RAGE SALE, 271$ flits St. -Boats a Accessories ----: WANTEDNEW HOMES TO BUILD &OLDONESTOREPAIR _ Eliminate painting forever. Cover wood for good with aluminum siding, aluminum overhangs & gutters. Deal direct, no middle man 20 yrs. exp Eagle Siding Co. Ii) 9563 9. Gi - .J&PPICKUPa DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 327 0023 ,,,_ tad Used Televisions, $25 and up ktiller's, 2419 Orlando Dr , 372 '353, - Mscollaneous Don's Hauling -- Moving of Trash, Miscellaneous, Etc. i days, 71 Licensed Ph - Aluminum Siding - to suit. Beautiful view. 131.1419. 322 7117 3 BR, , bath, central heat & sir, cement block with simulated brick front con;truct,on. Large spacious kitchen, *Sand1ewood 1 )0 W. AIRPORT BLVD SANr0I1D 05Th p 3221179 2071. 13th St Aór,Sttr:o. ON $3-N. RadIo Stereo = fit your budget, 323.1325 323•7832 • tJ1pUdsm44N7 74 1495 CONSULT OUR ENMORE WASHER Parts, Service, Used machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323 0697. 10 pct. down & monthly payments to ' • rsas 1933 NOVA Super Sport 350, 4 Speed. Radio, Air, Clean. 5495, New Slicker 74 VALIANT 2 Door N/T 3219 S. HWY. 17.92 322-1*33 - COUNTRY LOT- bath, $31.00. lIIIk2U1spu,, P1.1100 ________ CITY LOT- I Acre on7oth St. $4500 Five 72 CATALINA 2 Door 1995 5395 Economy t tCyI.,Auto,A,r"" 71FAIRLANE 1971 AMC HORNET Sporbabout Wagon. Radio, I Track, Luggage Rack. Extra Clean, a F reeler, 27 cu. W. United upright, 2 MM. old, white, 7102 S . Key, Sanford, 3334312. ALTAMONTE- Secluded, corner lot, 300's 123', $7500 LOT- Central heal 1. air,) BR, 3 , '2795 BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN - COUNTRY HOME ON LARGE Mall - STATE: fl (WRY Wanted Miles. - QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD- In '66 VOLKSWAGEN BUG 166 IMPALA 2 Door 1934 BUICK LeSabre Luxus, Air, Auto. AM-FM Stereo, Electric Seats, Silver.Ilack Vinyl Top IS lnter,or,3$o, 3 Bbl. Only 30.000 52-4ppliances REALTORS 930 6811 or 339 4111 eV#S. DOLL HOUSE- 2 BR, I bath, large family room, bargain for retired couple or young couple iust starting out. $74500. r%A I C RflflV IT WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL. TRADE I1I.3156.Fur*t St. 3725622 Forrest Greene Inc. INC. MLS.R EALTOR Those Boat With 6 Month "FREE SERVICE AGREEMENT" 12695 $119, balance $45. Singer Future, sold new for $410, pay balance of $735. See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 1030 State St Sanford Plaza, 372 tIll Mobile home, small movable room, Skirting A. tie downs, many extras. 3235491. Realty LOflgWOOd" - Factory clearance, on stretch zig Mg sewing machines. Singer, new Sacrifice iWE TAKE TRADES) Colbert RRIF 9 ' Hal 'Try To SAVE 1 Kenmore Washer 0. Dryer, $100 or will sell separately. Lots of drapes, $10 to $50. 327 3129, Nrw & used Mobile homes ready for nccupancy GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Or,, 3235700 3131111 • . FREE ADDRESS1 -HA, 3 7. Cent. separate OR, eat in kitchen, huge pool, fireplace, many oak trees, " " JIfll Lash Says: I SAVE 50% - 'it IPOTASOUT *5W, II CIICKIT'Tl DOOR IC EL DORADO-Laided - bed, $10. 323.5453. 3336242. Handy Man's Special Sanford, partly remodeled, 3 BR, 7 bath, 7 story New aluminum siding. Only 511.900. Owner, $34 1910. S Points 'II TOyoTA.-$$a.,d '11 OPEL-AsS. it TOYOYA...-As9s. Gold Washer & dryer, used I year, service contract, 5)00. Also baby porch, $34,9, 323 3457. Eves 373 4914; 321.0271 427 , ' 1949 Kirkwood, 12' wide x 41'. cxc. cond., extras, lot 91 Park Ave. Mobile Park, Sanford. $313092 or REAL TOR-MLS '73 PINTO-A96. - '71 Lifetime Motor Home, 21', air, sleeps 6 Al Condition, )231, Sterling Silver Flatware by G-orham. Buttercup design. 77 Pieces. 372 $113. - Stemper Agency 322.4991 AGON 1 11 DODGE Double Cab Truck With Bed Shell. VI Auto., Apr, Super Clean Bookcase Bunks with mattresses some bedding. $13 323 1115, I - -A JY OF THESE CA HATCHBACK '73 MAZDA '"''" Clearance Sale Sat Only. _________ IVIAN THE 5344403 r V60A ATCHIACIC 'U OPUL WAGON ANTA '12 VENTURA CIVIC '72 VISA 2 0001 '73 lMPALA-.fr Clean 7S-Rec,itjonal Vehicles GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 1792, Lake Mary Blvd. 3235700 I I - Furniture LAKE MARY-. I BR, 2 bath, con. trai H&A, carpeted, screened *ALOT FOR A LITTLE I BR, old frame house, on' P acre near I. 4. Fruit & shade trees, Only $13,000 - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS Any quantity NOLL'S CAS. SELBERRY H*y 1797,5304704 3 Piece Sect local gold with blue stack Cushions, round coffee, table, 2end comode tables, fruitwood finish, 7 lamps, 2 living rm. chairs, rust Print. high back, Frigidaire Refrigerator, 20 Cu. If. frost free, top freezer, left hand 671.1253 . *516 ACRES High & dry on Small pond. Oakt, paved road. S min to downtown. $20,000. Terms, Unfurnished 1 Bed room .$ 143 ma. NO ONE LIV I NG ABOVE OR BELOW YOU For Information Call " 0. LAKESIDE APARTMENTS AM APARTMOITS 1 STORY ANFORD COURT ' - - Four rigs, lOwlis. old., 970& $33, Call 337.351; Only *IOYLLWILDE.. I8R,3bathpool home, Mid 60's Patios, Insulat ed Doors And Windows, Shag is - Pgttt'y Wanted to buy used attic, furniture, Professional Maid Service. Licensed, bonded I. inSured, Free estimates. Call *31 6100. IR REALTOR MLS 503W. I.; t Sanford 3334061 or eves. 333.0517 system, immaculate. Mid 30's. 321.0041 Private Entrances, Fenced 67 etc. Buy I or 1001 items. Cash& Carry M. UNSWORTH REALTY OR, 7 car garage, 2 fIreplaces; cent. A & H, II?' x 143', sprinkler Top, 11,000 mi., $1,175. 332.39W.;. AND CHiCO - t after 5:30, Reconditioned homes in Seminole County area. $100 down. $17,500 up *4 2017 S. French Ave. S. Sanford Ave. 256SPARK Why Pay Rent? *3 BR. 2 bath, pool oriented floor Plan, with) sliding glass doors for exquisite view. Move in for $650 down. $71300, AMCM.atador'73,air, PS, - Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. ________ with 63 hp Johnson 0. galvanized trailer; 40 Ion hydraulic Press; Large Air Compressor, 3 phase 7½ hp motor;) Hydraulic Jacks II floor, 30 ton & tO ton); Hobart Welder, Powered by Chrysler 6 cyl. motor. 322-7001. JOHN KRIDER, ASSOCIATE Sanford 322.7111 - 7 imperial MakeOffer 323 0705 '72 Ouster, 11400 It. '73 Dodge Van, 373 1059. For used furniture, appliances, II' Boat W. Garnett White LAKE MONROE Beautiful building & canal lots, big oak trees. Jenny Clark Realty, REALTOR. 373.1596 - CASH 322.4132 POOL, above ground 77' diameter, Includes filter & other equipment, 5' deep, $300 322 0299 Rig. Real Estate Broker - FIThN1HED STUDIOS ,UNFURNISHED1 BR's UNFURNISHED2 BR's "At The Energy Efficient, ." _________ PA a FHA reconditioned houses. Starting at $17,300. With 51 00 down. Payments lower than rent. All areas. CAEWHITEHURST, REALTOR 3112-6111 formal living & dining, room' pantry, family room with fireplace, Also a game room. Swimming pool enclosed by Stockade fence, has its own wet bar, bath area & sauna. Even a gazebo. A must see at $la,900, ERROLL. L.GREENE REALTOR 644.6973 t- T INSULATES '73 Models. Call 3735170 or $34'i 1403, Dealer. ' ' -, _______________ to ,___W10flId tO BUY * GOOD BYE LANDLORD 322 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '73 ands 8O-Autos for Sale _____________________________ I ree 10 Good country home, AKC male A,rcjal, 3235747. accessories. Woods Buggy, 10' Jon Boat, Chain Saw, Hunting Bow; 373 9093 abler S. 3 BR, 2 baths, family rm., fenced yard, drapes, rifrigeralor, much two Mid 530's. 323.5005. story brick waterfront home, REALTOR 321 0610 Multiple Listing Service Eves III 0434,6415361. tobacco washer, baby bed, desk, large tool box. 2143 Sanford Ave. or 3310355 []J LOCH ARBOR- Spacious S OR, 2 WITT REALTY many Livingroom suite, large i suite, twin OR suite, dinette set, TV, dish Multiple Listing Service REAL ESTATE REALTOR "s. Yorkshire Puppies, AKC. males & females, beautiful, tiny, $110. 671. 703$ or 671.9173. PARK RIDGE l03 Lake Minnie Drive REALOR TS CaIIBart 64-Equip,, for Rent 1117 Priced to sell. Children 's Shop. Hiawatha, Sanford. ANYTIME I ENTERPRISE- Nice and quiet. 2 OR, large lot, cent. H&A, range, dishwasher, carport. $22,000. ____________ .smrLc I for $42,500. vi, auto., mag16,7 headers, new paint, $1130 Of be$ . offer 349.1610. I 65-Pets.Stjppiies JUST LISTEDHII! 322w 2420 ' ______________________________ • dishwasher, double garage . Aod good b Day or NIght Bring Paint & S8VO EXECUTIVE-) BR, 2bath, family room, cent. H&A, W.W carpet, '69 Camaro, --- - - Everything To Go Call Sanford's Sales Leader Y Y ou Profit with this fine 3 OR home with hardwood floors, in super location on large oak shaded corner lot. Buy or trade Ni. Only $),900 with good forms: C$tli$owt - - 79-Trudcs.Trajlors CYPRESS LUMBER Open Sun. Only 1p.m..4p.m SOOW.3fld5t.,Santord Sa 311 , 7 paneled family room Fully eauiooed modern kitchen Central air & heat: wail.towat Carpeting, Indoor laundry Utility workshop; Well, pump, I sprinkler tyif cml This Won't Last, So Be the First T( See 0. Buy At JuSt $3190011111 REALTOR, MLS 3235774 - ' Atlas luicef, Hoover vacuum With 96 attach, Dressmaker portable sewing machine, never used, $173: "*~o CB home in super conditionl Glen ty ' Furniture Distributors, Hey. 4, 373$3fl Stenstrom RaIty Harold Hall Real ' lOI Celery Ave.,Sanford Manufacturers rep. must sell all new Samples from SO to 60 pct. off. Over 100 pipes 10 choose from. Nothing over $50. Sat. & Sun. 101 .m. 1305 Cardinal St. Skylark Pm. Sub. L ong wood 2414 91"? Very spacious split plan I BR. 3 bati 2 Bedroom cabin on I acre. Good gardens". Good access. Owner needs to sell. $13,500. Terms, These are a few of 1.000 listings. We have all types of property listed from $100 per acre and up. We have small or large tracts, we also have several cabins, houses, old farms, etc. Write or call for free listing brochure You can call free of charge by dialing 110013$ ,iii. write or call today, CHEROKEE LAND co Murphy, N. C. 25906 __ '. 11~ extra eat.in kitchen, separate entrance, 4 BR, 2 both, spacious family room, With large fir,pl, large separate 3 car garage or workshop. Fenced yard. Central air, wall to wall carpet. Mint condition. $41,500. -. Nelson's Florida Roses WOODRUFF'S GARDEN CENTER , French Provincial design, beautifully decorated. Perfect for entertaining. Spacious rooms, Choice neighborhood. Extra large Good terms. ' _ trout stream. Waterfall nearby. 1.'Molher.In.Iaw dream. Lovely Sale Cond., two helmets, back rest, adult owned, 5450 32761)1. 511 9991 For Sale or Trade forMotorcycleot equal value, 1941 Chevy Van, 323 1792, & carpet oak shaded lot. $47,300, Bank Uquidatjon 34-IbhIe bath, completely I Acre on large rushing mountain - BLAIR AGENCY 3333166 or 373 Y? to 'is Honda, LC0,3,000 36 miles, Exc. the Herald PH 377 7611 or Au .n Pipes. Cl9. Lighters ldyltw:lde- By Owner, 1 BR, 2 bat ;, porch, fenced yard, fireplace, 2 car garage. 323 7511. 4.EIegantcustom built 4 DR, 3bp,, $29,500. 1113.000 down, assume loan. LAKE ESTATES Motorcycle Insurance - NEW LISTINGS of wooded mounts lnland. Terrific view 01 mountains, Large rock fireplace, exposed beam ceiling, large redwood deck, spring wafer. L)r_HIDDEN 4 2 - Steam cloan Your Own carpet Rent Our Rmnsenvac CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE 3323111 ' 2 Bedroom rustic Cabin On 1½ acres ' ' DR, YELLOWSAND so full there's no room for 5Cohlhh10h15 for, Sa li Garage Il'ecar Clean it out with a Want Vinyl recliner 414 upstairs & down, lovely eat-In kitchin, extra large yard with fruit trees. Separate workshop. $32500. CRANK CONS'T REALTY 3 BR, country house, Older couple, no Children, reference required, $100 month. 312 61s4 ' 03 remodeled, wall to wall - I I , ' , , 3 BR, 2 bath, built-in range-oven, S0'*l30' tot with nice trees. $ill PI, 5", APR, 30 yrs. Unfurnished - I I celit on bend durin slid Tetils 3Hsi 4 -. I Tax Asseu.rs a CINS9$ees Celumussiess Cantricfoal Services 'q'rnderi-. yo ur Lucky 7, 3-Line, 15 Words, Classified Ad now!!! Please insert the ad below in The Evening Herald and Herald Advertiser Classified to run 7 days beginn ing My payment of 17.00 ia,encloøed. Deadline: Noon before day In $.500 DOWN neighborhood, Formal dining room. $31,500 Price allows for modernlxing, DAYTONAAUTOAUCTION Hwy. 92, I mite west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday night at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida, You set the reserved price. No charge other than $4. registration fee unleSs vehicle is;. sold. Call 901353 $311 br tufllset,.i details 78-Mutorcycies =--_,.-._.--.-_-= - - double sized lot in quiet nice heater , air, 5500. 373.1355 INS Continental, electric windows 41 seats, PS. PD, A I condition. bolt lobe a clelsic. Will sell for lowie than value price, for quick salt 32? 1317 FILL OIRT& TOP SOIL Call Dick Lacy, )33,7a uI 535Q 4415995. l94lpofltiacLeMans, PS, Pa. rad4' l CARS, TRUCKS 0 imports, $10 to $70. Newton & Sons Used Auto Parts, 322-5990 after 50. weekends. _ _____ '71 Chevrolet, 'p ton, good coed., $9og. 3731299 between , & 4SlSOidsOmega,.gfracl I7, 00 .' Eves. 33317)6. ml., air, standard, 6 Cyl., radials,. $2950 1974 Toyota Pickup with new cap, Ambassador, station wagon, A.I' automatic, low mileage, very good coed., PO, Air. $1493, 574. Ii i7 Coed., *2390. 377.1790 _________________ 3 BR. I bath, OR, Kit, equipped, ise w carpet, CH LA, patio, f enced in yard, lot 0. "i. Quiet nelghborhoo 323 1779, 524,300, ' 62-Lawn.Gn manufacturer to Immediltely dispose of this merchandise regardless of toss. Country Ill Bay Ave., Sanbord,) BR, 1 bat N. Lg. Dining Area, $21,900. Tree 1. Robbie's Realty . 322.9253. from $lOto$50 Call 373.1431 J?fI -. 1964 Ford Falcon, good condition' BUY JUNK - - ..'Cha,ming3 BR, 2bath, located on SANFORD BUY JUNK CARS Casselberry, 1193,1)0.4206 3ist,. merchandise sale. (..rloeuj of Indooqojtdoor wrought iron turniture, Any type Item available. We are agents for the Duplex, Excellent Income, ci in. dillon I. family Nelgh borhoe id. $19,900. (30I).S71.lO, etton.I ' " ft ___________ 17-Junk Cm,i Removed Cabinets. As Is. C ash & Carry. NOLL'S Per bushel. MARKET, 7163 Sanford BAGOS Ave., Sanford, 33) ________________________ y Owner, S. Myrtle Ave., Santa 'd. vinyl lop and interior. A beeu5ipzh car at a bargain P11CC. ad, the sooner you get results._ Wood or steel desks (executive desk & Chairs, secretarial desks & Abrican Night Crawlers 50 large eorms,$I Al Also Peat, fine quality, $t bushel Wholesale in your container, S bushels or more, 7 5 c TWO STORY HOMES Robbie's Realty, 322 9253. '505W. 35th t. -' Start Home for Fl. living,) BR, 2 bath, 431 area, fenced, patio, BBQ grill, GENEVA GARDENS Apts. - $ 314497 000 I - BRING IN COMPLETED AD BELOW OR MAIL IT IN TODAY Dept Serv ice Repayment of Principal 6. Interest on Loans (Ti fund lit 10.100 t7,44 1300 43.49 227,741 $12,000cash 3726345 2BedroompurnishedA' " Aduift. Rent by Week or Month -, - .*-.-- Req. Real Estate Broker 243$ S. Sanford AvC. )3)OlS9eves,332.740 lot. No City taxes. Chat, house, prlcsd at a low 133100. Excellent terms. 4 Dl, I bath, lovely large eider 2 story. Extra spacious rooms. Beautiful free form swImming pool. $44,930. SANFORD- Small home 323.3301 Home For Only - - BATEMAN REALT t 43 Di, 2 bath, extra large cornet lot with citrus frees. Conveniently located. 3310113. -.---.-.._..,....., - 131441 31.130 119,393 14,423 12,323 16.710 99,315 71,337 176,313 $ *61,443 $I,01911 $I,211,l10 Totals 'I -' - - /4 OR, 2 bath, beautiful PIn,crest area. Large attractive yard, with extra large pool. New root. FHA appraised, $30,900. units avoilable today are at... 3301 Sanford Ave - 144,73, 116,741 . ____ is ..__..,,. * * UNBELIEVABLE* * Country,) I, with 3L acres, lenc Pd, fruit trees, many extras. Terr i s. $19,000. SWIMM SWIMMING - 2 BR, 1 bath CBS home, nice corner .f€ANFORD ' COURT APIS - 539473 I 144.113 $ 693.54) et,eso ays 'or LIne ' - - General Services Personal Services INTERVIEWERS $10,000. Terms. To canvass door.to door updating Wm, J. THOMPSON REALTY info for new Sanford Lake Mary Reg Real Estate Broker City Directory. Must be Is years of age or older, neat appearan ce, 3221632 Eves 322.1914 have clear legible handwriting or Lease or partner-New Printing, be excellent spellers. small restaurant in Delfona. For sale-. Outside work, no selling. Apply in $900 down, $230 me, 374-1144. own handwriting to: Box 644 co Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, WICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sell Sanford. IhIoa useful, no longer needed items with a Herald Classified Ad, AAA EMPLOYMENT Call 3232611 or 1)1.9993 ECRETARY Pleasing per. I tonality 0. good skills for well 29-Rooms known Co. $6,450 yr. EGAL SECRETARY Civil law exp. preferred, with good skills for Sanford Furn, rooms. Gracious extra nice boss. $7,200 yr. living. 500$. Oak. SM me. incl udes IEDICAL SECRETARY A utilities & maid. 3279633, 141.71$). doctor needs good skills and in surance forms I. medical terms 30-Apartments Unfurnished are helpful. DeLand nrea. Salary Commensurate with esp. ; Sanford Lovely I or 2 tIN, air, w.w ECRETARY Good typing a carpet, Iormica kitchen, $133, congeniality needed Exc.Co. lurniture $10, 3229633, $11,7$s3, $3,700 yr. ANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Exp. drawing plans is needed. Salary All unit, have double walled Sound. Proofing at commensurate with exp. tANAGER TRAINEE Sharp APTS. Individual for national co. $4300 yr, 'J3I Sanford Ave. 3fl.3 LEET SUPERINTENDANT Great Co. needs esp. in diesel Ridgéwood Arms -; mechanics & supervision, To 51 5.000 yr. ' I, 2, & 3 Bedroom apartments EAD MAINTENANCE available. Pool, R ec. Esc. Room, motel needs asp. maintenance Tennis Court, Laundry Room, AC, man. Good benefits. $ .700 yr Dishwasher, Carpeted & Dra d, pe ORMICA WORKERS Formica Call 3734470 between 1:306.3. exp. preferred. Great boss. U.200 yr. CItBARY- Lovely large I OR, air. IIECHANICS Sever al openings. near stores, ideal for retired ' Need qualified men. Persons. 441-4436 or 332.5051. C AS ATTENDANTS $6910 yr. AR TENDER open AN MO PARK, 1, 2, 3 Bedroom troller apts. Adult & family V fAlTERS... WAITRESSES' park, "Your Low Fee Agency" Weekly. 351$ Hwy, 11.93, Sanford, 3 II Commer cial 323)930. 3733176 - 1 OR FRAME homeon3 lots in city. Under 513,000. Take over mor. lgage alter down payment. IlyIng - Egg Ranch with nice country home. 15.000 capacity. Contract berm. s 213,429 S 14,441 5 79,323 '1 2$93lJ 5,725 73 , WEKIVs RIVER - 171 70k, carpeted, adults, no pets, QUIET, free canoe use, 377 4170 Old established fence business. Includes land, building, 0111cc equipment, 7 pickup trucks, tools & inventory. A real money maker. - 1973 Thunderbird, new radial tire' 41,000 miles, air, all power, IV.' cellent condition, Blue with whlfv. '-"' Used Office Furniture Will purchese 1st & 2nd mortgages at discount, 24 hour approval. Call 671593$, Req. Real Estate Broker 332-1301 Dayor Night 2440 Hiawatha at 17.92 332.0441 - .... Cassesberry, 2 OR, like new, central air.Patio.awning,adulf50pef5 339.1439. BUY TODAY BE IN BUSINESS TOMORROW, 565.000 Terms. 118-411elp Wanted si,ws i - Miami, Florida, 33123 941,201 944,301 $ 1,750.71.3 1.800.432 7509 After Hirt: 323399I Builder, 332.3357. Equal Housing Opportunity, Monthly Rentals Available 111111 , 1111" COLOR TV, Air Cond., Maid $erv. QUALITY INN NORTH 1:40 SR 131.Longwood 562-1000 ,,,,The most energy Ifficlent W terview, call Orlando, Mr. Rice, I 159.4600 Collect. AM paper route, Sanford. Good income. Reply Box 64) , co Evening Herald, P. 0. Box $457, Sanford. Fla 32171. 332.2115 Adults Only. No Pets . references, and be available immediately For initial in. Call loll free 171 Hrs.) I71000 1433,355 T ii Anticipated Balances receipts STractor Trailer Driver 9Heavy Equipment Opr. IDiesel Mec hanic REALTOR 3729214 Realty ao-*uiis I BATTERIES, RecondItioned, Guaranteed, 51 2.95 up. 1109 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford 333)910. 60-Office SuppIiii REALTOR,MLS 3233774 Dayor Night - Payton New 3 BR, 1 bath homes, $21,500. Government subsidy available. - 322 3441 After firs. 3273157 ____________________ 322 6451 _____________ 2345 Park Drive, Sanford 5 Working partner in expanding Florida retail organization opening two locations this area. Local operator, now being selected. We provide ev erything to make you a success in this simple business. High profit margin, low overhead, and continuous Corn. pany support Qualified applicants must save pers on al 0. financial n 3321 Park Or. 41-Houses '0r2 Bedroom Trailers DAYS PER WEEK HUNDREOSPER WEEK i J m Hunt Realty, I c., ldi I Mary 76-a -_ - - very clean I. roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. '% HOURS PER PAY 9-Good Things to Eat ____________________________ _____ - - TVV 323 3301 Apts. for Senior Citizens. Downtown, . ___________ ___________ tEARN A TRADE1 i" ... )ot Sanford Ave. i . freezing. Mon., Wed., Fri. Mahnken Farm 337 0473. k.I..... A' • . 1100,11100 20,000 1201. SANFORD COURT APIS _______ • ____ Ilvt *tg,wm - . 100,000 501000 45,431 20.000 Nobody I, _________________ - . 200,000 L000 Icipsfed Prom District lids Taxes A 'iclpeted Okiawaha Basin . 100.000 300,006 30,000 11,730 31,701 Deposit ' ' Friday j - 1 l-Thstruct ions stat Plains Study Weed Control A Local Works Grant mIt Fees . MON. Noon 31.-.-A.partni.entspj.ezj . $307,142 a Aquatic esleve$ Sunday - . Farm Fresh Okra for canning or kipeted from Stott Legislature iiVaIAp.'Opi'hatlons. ants In AID Resource Day semester. Tuition, $23 mo, Call Luther an Church of R ed eemer, 3223532 or Mrs. Martin, 322 "Do or Mrs. Holcomb, 32)1512. .ii..wt I lest an Certificates A Noon The Before Publication . - I 3233301 ______________ _______________ BALL REALTY OR, 2 bath brick tacade home , 1310 sq. ft. living area. Contra ,, 47A-M05agNlouØit A. W.W carpet, shallow y eli, £ So d --------1~ metal fool shod. Top condill I on. s3i.soo. COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED List With Us If You Really Want To VA a FHA homes located in Silt. Cash Buyri Wolfing, many oreas of Seminole County Johnny Walker 51 7,500 to $30,000. Down payment Real Estate inc. low as $100. Harold Hall Realty Gen er alConfractor Office space torrent or to share. Suitable for small secretarIal or bookkeeping service, 3675 Orlando Or., Fairway Plaza, Sanford. 5616. .,,. .TIT Bu i ng 10,000 11.000 sq. It. , Indus trial, commercial, 91$ W. lit St., 323)100. 3301 Sanford Ave. Steinway Grand Piano, 61", Ebonlied finish with concert bench. Offers considered . 5)0.1577 $6,400. Call bar appointmanl, I --. l20OFrenchAye,,flr Total price for both lots only - take Player Piano,$ 'SANFORD AUCTION - location. A Splendid shaded building site close to large lake. BROKERS Days-3fl.C133 NIIII-33) 3)30 33)6633 59-Musical Merchandise Wednesday,Ag,-i4 _ - Special olfering. Two choice lots Ill preferred :o. ST. JOHNS REALTY P"ijir 'a' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, - 43-Lots..Acrege LAKE MARY _ I AniffICOPed Altractive rates.) n- ANFORD COURT APTS. DEADLINES .-- Lake Mary- 3 BR. 1½ bath new OPEN 'OUk Oi 11(1 IN SAN homes. Under $23,000 with less FORD'S P4ICET BUILDING. than $730 down. Government CinfraI ,,r 5 .t'I'pl parking,funding.By builder 134.1619 Equal fully Carpeted, modern bldg. Housing Opportunity. All units have lighted I, floored attic, 11 5eg• at... 11 1100 E. 25th St. ______ I- .- 41-Houses Rag. Real Estate Broker 37-.B(sIrs Property _____________________ 3 Lines Minimum I TA F FE R REALTY _________ _____________________________ 1$-41p Wmn$sd 4PelionalS SANDRA S. PHILLIPS and AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES OF HOLLYWOOD. FLORIDA, INC.. SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER Defendants FACEDW I TH A DRINKING needed for active company. Mus NOT10EOP$ALI PROBLEM? have good typing, shorthand an NOTICE ISt4EI1EBY GIVEN that Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous entry double bookkeepini on the 791 h day of August, 1917 at Can Help abilities. Good salary. Es 11,00 A M at the well front door of Phon,423.aJ57 perienced only. 6111696, DeBary the Courthouse of Seminole County, Write P.O. Dos 12)3 it Sanford, Florida the undersigned Sanford, Florida 3771) Burger King now accepting ap Cierkwllloterforsaiethelollowing plications for part time day em. foscr;bed real property: DIVORCE FORMS- For free ir ptoyment. Excellent working Lot 132, PINEHURST SUB. formation wilts to: Box 79) conditions, flexible hours. Ideal DIVISION, according to the Plat Pompano, Fla,, 33061. for housewives, Apply In person to 'hereof as recorded in Put Bn,, Burger King ci Sanford, 79)0 S. Paç, 11. Public Records ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call 701 Orlando Ave. Free. 621.1227 for "We Care.' Seminole County. Florida. Adults a Teens. together with all structure,, im. NEED A SERVICEMAN? You 'll provements, fixtures, appliances, Offering own room, bath, board find him listed In our Business .: and appurtenances on said land or small salary for ligh Service Directory. used in conjunction therewith, housekeeping a live-in corn The aforesaid sale will be made hip for elderly lady. 322 NURSES, all shifts. Ger iatric ex. pa pursuant to a Final Judgment enperlence preferred. Apply in tered in Civil No. 77 627 CA 09-E now person. Sanford Nursing & Con. pending in the Circuit Court of the IS ALCOHOL APROBLEM valescent Center, 950 Mellonville Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and IN YOUR FAMILY? Lvi for Seminole County, Florida. AL NON DATED thiS 5th day of August MACHINIST. for lamiliesorqriefldsoi 1977 Jobshop experience necessary. problem drinkers _ ISeal) 1)1.6131 Forturtherinfor motion call Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 42lsilor write Clerk of the Circuit Court • 21-Sitflons Sanford Al Anon Family Group fty Jacqueline Thompson p 80* 353 Deputy Clerk Sanford ria, 32771 practical nurse will VAN DEN BERG, GAY __________ Experienced Provide care, room, board for & BURKE, P.A. elderly In my home. 323.3531. Attorneys for the Plaintiff 'I° 8 Found Post Office 80* 193 r. Orlando, Florida 32107 Light tan brown wallet 10sf Fri, Telephone 301423 7636 evening about II p.m. Cherry Publish: Aug. 10, 1977 THE AMERICAN DREAM Broom. I0S' W. 3rd St., Sanfor d. DEO 47 tOpen within 3Weeks) Own Your Own Fully Stocked Jean 2 6-Child Care Fashion Shop. or Ladies Everything Provided. Your cost, $17,900. Call Mr. Weeks Collect Will keep children In my home, fenced-In yard. Have taken Child 4 161 7617. Day Care course. 323 3962. I ,me.OdsW, t, 9177. * 192$ I SATURDAY 9-Nocin Plaintiff, $ 263651 per St. Johns Basin. lance of UnobIlGated Ou,idt I I - I - ,1 313.330) I DR apt., air conditioned, 9)1 Park Ave. 5)65 ma. lflCldei Utilities, Call 373 438 after 3:30. . . 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY A.M. __ 44j CLAN F'. INT APTS-. Diyton. Beach. For reservations, call Mrs. N. U. Hutchison . 322.4I, --- him ................. 43c111n1 3c,ns.cutivtimes ..3$caIlss 7 consecutivi times .....33c a hISS (s1,00 MINIMUM CHARGE) Christian Day School has openings for 1 and S yr. olds for fall 1 al of funds onhandb.gin. is gOctcber 1, In? C RATES HOURS 1:00 3301 Sanford Ave .. -.--------- SANFORD COURT APTS. i - . 36-Resort Property ________ u"lurr Js - hied A11 Units have bulitin bookcases hnd CIandelIers at Winter Park 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. CIVIL 9."'.c! rtup. - ________ l~ ' -- bOgated Balance i Orlando 322-2611 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING COUNTY, FLORIDA. lawaha Basin fund. I Seminole - - I I 7 !!!!! _________________ is 101.572) - CLASSIFIED ADS . ar fsd )Q.Dislrld Wide IcIt Obligation I. reflects repayment Ot funds borrowed for oerating expanses. quarterly, 1976.77 9.30.77 Notice Notice is hereby given that I am Notice 1 hereby given that we ra engaged in business •t No, engsged . 81d9 No. Tradewinds Rd., Winter Springs Sanford Airport, Seminole County, 32701, Seminole County, Florida Florida, uno.r the flctiticu$Mm,of Under the fictitious name of PLANT IMPERIAL SAUSAGE CO., and LEASE, and that Intend to register that we intend to register said name laid name with the Clerk of the with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Circuit Court. Seminole County, Sem,.ole County, Florida in ac Florida in accordance with the cordince with the provisiont of the P'05bont of the Fictitious Name 1lctit,oui Name Statutes, To-Wit: Statutes, To Wit: Section 36309 Section 56309 Fioride Statutes 19$7 Florida Statutes 1957. s C. Berardinelti S, T. L. McNorrill Dominick Romano Publish: July 20, 2Y, Aug.). 10. 1971 Publish: July32. Aug.), tO, I?, 1977 DEN 92 fl'N 121 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION I FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, OFAN ORDINANCE BYTHECITY FLORIDA - CASE NO. 77.U3.CA•09.E TO ADOPT BUDGET P01 P11CM. YIA! 1977.7$ $IPTEMIIN$. 197$ Oklawaha Great" lisle so .1111111114, FwIsdlS$asfo.pwud$ Totals [ego! Notice the fish who are tice I Legal --1° HUOHEY EQUIPMENT Dirt. Service, Clearing, Mowing ALTERATIONS. DRESSMAKIN G. Back Hoe Loader, 377 ;; DRAPES, UPHOLSTERY Phone3flO/W Get Cash- Buyers for a small vestment. Place In l';.ff,llp,op,ehow Ow cost Ofil they classified ad for results 3227111 Ming fo know? Tell them With a ,. , DC 'ii clC55,fiCdi,t. bycalling 377 76no, i,,, 1)1 93 .,' ,, - 7 T0 List Your Business ... Dial 322-2611 or I 115 �11A-EvJng Herald, So n", ll. Wednesday. Aug. 10, tP77 Investors Make Out teboard Ska Cc mina Fad w - wu U • Off w u OURSELVE- .!;_N1RrP.P.N1R And Infn Parks U .0 i• ' •• • • • . Cook Of The Week ;vsnlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. gui*OuD, 1a. (AI in t'iortti Carolina New Jersey, pob. of shteboard pork Investors costs him $25,000 an"111111Y. The 9 &**11111`111118- Owe A fall Of the Nevada. Art=&, Califminlas take off at aij auM skat eboard auoClatlOfleatl. eU34 ftc safety ums y kid will get Butacl I-IM, Is being taken off s. P hour UP and down lirtO vestor. mates that nationally the ever. 24in Zappone said the most preva. hurt parks, no matter what he does," the natreets and into superwcd A feature a atfnot IJI!. "It' s the bed babysitting lent Injuries age coat for liability Insurance it to WildS b Jacobs said. Mrs. n*rka as Investors watch the iurd USA Is the quiet on the "Kids are concentrating; 5e$VlCe In the world," added DelleflOn said Insurance In for skateboard parks Is iio,000t required helmets, knee cause Liability Insurance continues coffers MI. Since the beginning of the ramps as mostly teenaged they're very ennsldcrate of park manager Vincent Zaps and elbow pad protect other to be one of the major concerns high-premium South Florida $20000 a Year. cye.r, construction has begun on at least 100 skateboard parks from Southern California to bLong Island. About 40 parks, concentrated in the Sun Belt Decor, Cuisine Goes Oriental Wednesday, Aug. 10, 977-18 - - By DORIS DIETRICH Reach For Recovery Program _ SALE Spenser, executive vice presiLdent of the West Palm Beachjbased American Skateboard Association. lt'a one heck ofa good lnvestment," said Spenser, addIng that there are some 20 mulion skateboarders with their numbers expected to nearly double In three year,. He said one out of three youths between land 15 years old will own a skstebowd this year. "In three years it could be a SpenU." U. ' ' j ignorance and embarassment about the mastectomy operation. And particularly, according to Mrs. Sandage, sisice former. First Lady Betty Ford WUS SO frank about her operation. Though the subject is no longer taboo, the trauma suffered by most women who undergo the surgery is undiminished. ''It's an emotional thing. You know you're the only one ever to have had it; that you're going to die..." said Mrs. Sandage. What a woman needs more than almost anything is to know that she Is not 3 the first and only; that have women other the recovered from operation and are living healthy, normal lives again. This Is where the Reach for Recovery program comes in, sponsored by the American Cancer Society. "The purpose is to help the patient, but it's really 1 OL WI! II 79 13 C~K DRY ON I 7.oLDlN?ICTANT 8. ICE 79 23 IXTRA Price kwL 100 ON' LYSOL 11 upto I _______ 1 79c spray $1.18 flowit AP It UNIT CM COUPON PSI (WOMSI lk INST CM COUPON PU CUSTCMI INsT CM COUPON PSI CUTTOMSI UNIT CM COUPON PSI CUSTOM I... ••••I••I••I••tIIIS•III•II•IIIISIIII•SIIIIISSIIII•I•I•••I•II••••••S I•I••II• q ell 1 4 4 NOS HILL 12-ox. 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Colorful. lOYixB. in, oo sheets. coat covers wIth contemporary photographs. 11w.. big 1-in, rings. . 59 1 SUPER BINDER THEME BOOK UNIT 054 COUPON PSI OJSTWNI - 1 i, 0 with, without coupon 794 lOtt 2 thru 9137 ' LIMIT 054 ••_•_J P11 I . 5*VINGS . 1K schools Fourteen 112 elementary and two high schools) have budgeted $7,050 for the Poets-in-the-Schools program. Th is amount wi ll be matched with state funds. . Construction costs at d&bDrate parks In Phoenix, Ariz., mated at between $0,000 and : 14o#S9 79' (Tubular Plastic) About six parks have opened In Florida with others operating nfhe ••...•..•..,. )•'••.• .. . . ' SAVIN05 e rd40 b4 I h o . . • 1 ''': . • ERASABLE TYPING MAS11111 CILL 94 TRAM CAN BALL PIN PAPER BATTERY 2099 46 0111111 ON Cc" no CUSTOM 2"".Limit 6 tfircitigh 1. 13-77 "f ON cmm me CW LfSToM $00040 "I Old Cc" Pit CUSTOM .600000000# 0006 IltI I I*....o • . SAVINGS... . ilwe " Ifew 1299 •*V from 4011w dMn or ft"tW" RUTH TU9CH M Steel fromot. No& st I i(*07*i*at IAZ. MON..MT. 1OAM.4 P.M. -4UNO* Awe UM 34 CUSIOMIN # , • .ç . . 2" r I I SAVINGS - " "'".'" t '•" Limit 4 good t1vu - 1.14." HOLDERS 10-PACK H. raid Photos by Elda Nichols) WEENY KORUS' TO PLAY 79. without Coupon $1.19 Limit 2 pocks itwu 1. 13. While 1 ) ' depend on You. depend on ISv . ssslise. N in ew. t without coupon 364 • cI!Y i?r J H - 29 7mUP SODA -- - te No Ca.Mir 1w S - NU SW"*AzI.cs*c*". INdSI lysiliSis Item is rIId ' • $1c1•I sd sd• PIS INs.WP Nhit.ies 01046111 In this .4. IOW "As Adem$tepd" Owe sisi poll them out Is you 'dod pIcn its macallm b, .. hap. dip wSIQfieø prices.• I quoted ,• vast In some i1i10. INSISSI I IN.v.d to Iinii quintltlu on CM NsmJ • , ______ ' 2 £' I.r. ..uyltuI.0 di flflA II.tla I .. .....i $IIUIUI she painted on a wall in the living room. The home is a showplace of objets d' art created by Ginny. When entertaining at home, (;imuiy suggests that the hostess plans food items that can be prepared in advance to the day %tATERGATE SALAD _ 1 box pistachio Instant pudding mix 1 small can drained ched pineapple or trait cock. tail I medi um container Cool Whip chopped walnuts meum sprouts 2 slightly beaten eggs t cup s sauce The couple's four children, David, Terry, Bonna and Jack Footnote: Another program sponsored h the Me in mole county office of the ,nit'rkan Cancer Soclety provides volunleer drivers to trans. port cancer patients Irousi the Sanford area for treatment at Orange Memorial hospital. Orlando, and Florida Hospital North. Altamonte Springs. Drivers are needed (lespc'rateI at present, according Irene Brown. Can('ancer Society president. ('all the society office II von van help. ucIned. I lb. cuoked small shrimp or shrimp pieces 2 diced pees ppp . were reared here. There are 1111A lour grandchildren. Entertaining and decorating are just two of the attractive brunette's talents. She makes many of her stylish fashions, creates elegant ceramics and macrame, and paints. And she has studied belly bancing. Proof of her artistic aptitudes browned sandwich to a cookie 1 16-oz. can drained been area was an ideal retreat. cups miniature mar.hmallowb Prepare rice according to 1)0 net prepare pudding mix package directions and set aside. Sautee peppers and according to package direc1 tbs. Worcestershire sauce (INNV STAJ)IG IN MODERN KITCHEN of the special event. This makes for a relaxed hostess who can enjoy her guests. According to Ginny, all vegetables should be cleaned and stored iii the refrigerator at the time of purchase. Many According to Ginny, many types sandwiches can be made the day before entertaining. To retain freshness wrap sand'Al-lies HI a moist towel and thcui in plastic wrap. onions In butter or margarine until onions turn clear. Add eggs and cook stirring constantly to avoid sticking. Stir in v't.'iuestershire and soy sauce. Add shrimp and mix thoroughly. Combine rice and combine tions.Thoroughly ingredients and pour into a square or oblong container. Refrigerate until set. Cut into squares and serve as salad or dessert. Use imagination for contrasting garnish. The following recioes. from Ginny's files, are designed for the hostess to keep her cool favorite stand by-meatballs -while entertaining graciously. ,, ic made well in advance ,.. IIVIU UVUV[C4lI oeuvres cm, t ...,, IIISIUC UI advance and frozen. The , . and frozen with desired sauces added before serving time. Cheese-stuffed olives and cheese balls keep well in the refrigerator for about two days. MONTE CHRIST() SANDWICHES Thin sliced ham Swiss cheese slices ',%hite bread with crust Student-Patient Workshop Set Prospective college students and their parents are invited to a workshop to be conducted Aug. 17.19 at the PAL. Center, 220 S. Orange Blossom Trail in Ori:insln and sponsorm Sw th., Illack Student Union and School FlU admission policies, the and Communiy Relations availability of student office at Florida Tech finasiacial aid, Black Student University iFTU. Union activities on and off Daily sessions from 4 to 8 campus, and the many wi... ,..II ----- -fl---- suchL US -' • uergau uaie programs o ered Bride's Book - ¼.UIVIE1, nUIL[1eTT - , ••.. j . LAKE Exchange \ . HIGHLAND . . . _,. ______ • , ' .1 ' p , . ' * . ' . - . ... -. 1 ,' • . hi / -. _-. ' - . 'i1ithiJJJJ,MJ i '• UI U The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Edward P. Calvin, Celery Avenue, Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. llatchett, 176 Plnecrest Dr., Sanford. They wore gowns identical to the honor attendant's, but with blue cape collars, and carried bouquets of blue and white miniature carnations. Raymond Hatchett served his son as best man. Honor ushers Given in marriage by her ere Wes Calvin and Jim w . • - Jolla (Perri) Calvin and wore a gowii of light blue Raymond Leroy Hatchett were win(tsong, featuring a portrait married July23 at 7 p .m. at the neckline and cape style collar of First United Methodist Chur ch, white re-embroidered chantilly Sanford, with Rev. Leo King lace. She carried an Edwardian officiating at the candlelight, nosegay of blue and white double ring ceremony which miniature carnations. included the ceremony of the Bridesmaids were Elyse candles e performed . as the Brennan, Melissa Rumbley, co uple took the holy com Glenda Long and Joyce Smith. . . I BradIeyrothersof the brie Lee Marshall, Budd) Echols. Calvin and Bradley were groous Cheri Smalley (left) 1111(1 Margo I)owlen, tap lii vi'rs, are among the eye-catching performers who vill star in (he Keeny Korus-styk' numbers at ''Vntidi'viIIt' Tonight! , a revival of the good 1)1(1 slays of hurk'sqiii' playing lit (Iit AItLIilloiit(' ('i%'ic ('enter Friday through Sunday at 8 p.m. nightly. Produced by .'hla monte's Dimensions 1010 theatre groups. tickets For the family show are $2 for adults SI for students and senior citizens and children under six inter free. Purchase tickets From cast members or. tit liii' door. Kris long was flower girl and Clay Long was ring bearer. Following a reception in the church fellowship hall. the couple left DII a wedding trip to Walt Disney World. They will make their home in Charleston. S.G. where the bride will attend college and the bridegroom is stationed at the U.S. Navy base. Amelia Earhart Fellowships Offered ;rants of $4,000 to women for graduate work in aerospace sciences and related , engineer g n are being offered by /.ontu International, a of organization service executive women in business and the professions, i AQUAFILTRR 11111110Y Wd*m Prmft*q. No fWA *v 6. 13." (I.st) KING EDWARD SPARK Durable Spring 1 091; 1 P.M. oil BAG INLARGIMINTS Foroost City 0 AVINGS GYM IA*01$10COtO11 •: IN Old COO" M I hosless V641 h*1 M"09 BROW 3 1 FOR $ toot Old COUNN Fla CUSTOM" ' I I.. ... on T6 VQ U1 40* I PEPSI •IIII•I••ttøeI.I... SAVING5 co 100 9 104-~ ___________ •••••t I . 1.941ter VACUUM The Air fty. • . water to make, a thick butter , one well beaten egg --romp. fresh, cleaned and 1$-oLboxmhluterlce A fa the bride wore afmiaI gown of white taffeta with chiffon overlay. The skirt was .' trimmed with appliques of chantilly lace. The bodice was fashioned with portrait neckline and re-embroidered chantilly and j lace, seed pearls irridescent beads. Her fingertip veil was made of Imported Illusion and WLS banded with appliques of lace. She carried a IPhoto by Bob Orwig) formal cascade of glamillias and English ivy. MRS. RI%YMONI) lEIti)V IIATCIIKTT Maid of honor Terri Driscoll without coupon 494 em. Limit 4 good *u 8.13.7 life • .*VINGS'' English ES E lemen t ary, E4istbrook Elementary, Bear Lake Elementary, Longwood Elementary, Sabal Point Elementary, Woodlands Elementary, E Idyllwilde Elementary Bull Sterling Park Elementary. Also Lake Howell 111gb chool and Lake Brantley Rich School. 10C.11 poe ts w ishing to be considered for employment as resident poet serving a group of schools may make application (ilicluding resumes and examples of their owii writing) to Mrs. Charlotte Geyer at the Seminole County school district office, 202 E. Commercial st., uifr'I 2 R'49 without coupon $1.37 50-Owt. Limit 4 Iforu 8. 13-77 without 9*Vp*n 574 046 MAM Poily, Limit 2 Ory 1.1 :600 04.464 0, 860660#4 3 PAPER 0 withe 994 _____ . side well. Brown on each side in a skillet with melted butter or margarine. Transfer each sheet. If desired, refrigerate Mix first three Ingredients until 15 minutes prior to aer- and beat well. Dip shrimp In viusg. batter. Deep fry (about eight at Re-heat in a 350-degree oven a time) in 350 to 400 degree oil until cheese melts. Spread top until lightly browned, about with Jelly. These sandwiches three or four minutes. Drain on can be quartered and served absorbent paper and serve one hot tray for appetizers. init'diately. If necessary, .0Ii4lMi'FRIED'RICE Ivep warm in an open pan In a FamilyorlluffetStylet arm oven. . WRITE BROS. 1 .-. Naval Air Station until his re tirement there about 10 years ago. Shortly after arriving In Sanford, the couple decided the Altamonte SAV INas 1191 . helped sue too," said Mrs. Saiidage. "It's wonderful to kiio I au) helping.T be a Reach for Recovery volunteer, a woman must have had a radical mastectomy and have been in good health for two years thereafter. She must also he rccoun mended to the program by a physician, 11cr role is to visit mastectomy patients. present them with a kit containing information on Ahere to purchase a prothesis, a small ball and rope for exercise programs ilII(l a letter to the wonian's husband. In addition, the vol Imulteer oilers encouragemcllt and cheer. 'All of this Is with the 1.1 to IIMITONICO1 ON P1ICUS1OM1 • ,,h1 .161 sNl)(;I: '1 ,J., ' The former Mayfair Country Club assistant manager still assists the club on special orcaslons where she has been associated for about 12 years. Ginny and her husband, Lee, have lived in Sanford for 21 years- and in the same home. Lee was stationed at Sa nf ord Mrs. Louise Cilpin, Mrs. ('art Fost er and Mrs. A. Antar. Anyone else Interested In becoming a Reach fnr Recovery volunteer should call Mrs. Sandage at 3230670 or Mary Jo Cochrane at the Seminole Cancer Society office, 322M849JEAN I'ATIESON I Lb. 18-GALLON Plastic F"$ The schools participating are: Red Bug Elementary, Casselberry Elementary, Winter Springs Elermit'iitary, 29 16 oz. = Seminole County Schools have been awar ded a grant by the Florida Fine Arts Council to implement a Poets-ill-thePoets-ill-theSchools program (luring the 1977-78 school year. GRAPE 99 $ r sc he d uled local students this year. KRAFT JILLY SOLUTION BETTY --' Oriental origin. Ginny says she likes to cookand entertain. , Poets-In-Schools Set For Seminole $1.19 1 prke Inci lot ON and a secretary. "One day driving along I saw I .. , -- 1 Ughtly best egg for ff without coupon wl"W" coupon $1.14 consent of the patient's added Mrs. doctor,' Sandage. Up until recently, the Reach for Recovery program has been South flourishing In Seminole, but was slow to get started in Sanford. Now, Mrs. Sandage has five women siied up for a volunteer program set for late August-early September- Mrs. Rose But things have changed SAVIWV SAVI SA ARRID ID ½ D ANT "t o'bunch of kids on a freeway ramp and tbovol how simple it would be to build the same thing." said Dr. 111clu" Dellemon, a physician and Skat. eboard USA Investor whose son is an avid skateboard fan. Dellerson said his park cost 8220,000 to cial safety stop-go lights on. ramps and a or Prsscrlptloii ..............I... now models, priced from . Tranforred ' 4,1144: When skateboarding fdoloul in the 190. the boards made of wood and had Me" wheels of metal, rub- A ' Fifteen years ago, when Mrs. Betty Sandage had a radical mastectomy operation, "was the Dark Ages," according to the Sanford woman. "They didn't even advertise for protheses in those days. I went around for F,. years with things stuffed in my bra. And when I did eventually discover an ad, it took me about eight months to get the courage to in- • • much like their predessors of Now A AM T0 4PM •ISANflC The parks, which accom'modate between 102MM skateboarders. at one time, are conhills with banks and turns, Some have bleachers -,for viWng; others have club t,houses, cafeterias and pro -shops. Most sell and rent equip nment. AdmLssion darts at $1 i per hour. i Today's skateboards are not . Mwok Vita. I.. MAI lra WKb Ivory $*tIJAy O Gains Volunteers In Sanford FRISI •swIs 100 'I ,t and coastal states, have opened Jor business, according to Jeff Although Ginny Staclig never been to the Orient, a strong Oriental Influence is reflected in her home decor. Ginny has favored the Eastern culture since the time she was In an elementary school play. Sh. .s spent most of her adulthood collecting and creating interior items with an been sprouts. Mix well and hnst until simmering. Place a cover each sandwich on container and keep warm Currant jelly cn1ng. Eight genmoa Place ham and cheese slice servings. between two bread slices and TEMPURA SHRIMP BATTER dip in beaten egg, coating each IL, cups packaged pancake mix trimmed Herald Correspondent qua lit I (I con di dates. Applications must be cornpleted and submitted be fore January 1, 1978. Recipients from 19 countries whose include students bachelor degrees were earned Amelia The Earhart III schools in North America, Fellowship Awards, established Europe, Africa. Asia and in 1938 as it memorial to Zonta's lamed air pioneer member, are made annually to qualified candidates. A bachelor of science degree preparatory for graduate work in some field of aerospace related science and engineering, plus evidence of ability and exceptional potential and commendable are required. Awsinis are stiade to women entering or continuing a fulltime graduate prograin who have been accepted at an in. stitution offering accredited courses in the applicant's area of study. The number of Fellowships awarded each year is determined Lw the itimIr ni Australia, Zonta International Amelia Earhart Fellowship Awards application Iurni , may be requested by students, or by to wishing instructors recommend students from: 7iIta International, 59 East Van Buren St., Chicago, Ill. 60601,. :] PREPARATORY SCHOOL Awww Addition Of The KINDERGARTEN - Offering A Foundation In Academic Excellence - Combining First Grade Readiness With Creative Developmental Activities For Information Call: 425-8686 No S A LE ' TERRIFIC" BUYS! SPRING AIR 441 - SAVE TWIN $I75.90 Set FULL $215.90 QUEEN SAVE Req. $100 S27.PS Set Reg. Req. S• $70 SAVE SPO $10990 $' I ' s.i $1LQ95 • , SOLD IN SETS ONLY TWIN FULL SEALY Req. S11. 5 SAVE $i Req. SAVE $22.PS Set $71 Sold In colt Only Set Sit $icQ U ALL BEDROOM SUITES 30% TO 50% OFF VAUGHAN-BASSETT S PC, SETS-Include Dresser, Chest - Headboard- Night Stand And Mirror FOR QUALITY Fl SMI 2200 S. French Ave. �21-Ivq,leg Nsr.W. Siefird, Ft. Wsdessdey, Awe. It, 977 -- Eentn Come September Apple CnII Offiare ri Vry r;ai+i W - - c% I I I I I I - I %JLA U W -. AIIII I I - I Seminole Community College demonstration and laboratory program Is being offered as Registration and materials fees prepare students for em- Monday and Wedoesdays. Fee wWofferavarletyof credit an work on the basic techniques to "Basic Clotli :blanagement total $12. Daj.easiona will rim ployment using their custom 15 $15. non-credit sewing classes construct and fit pants and Production and Services," Sept. 7-Dec. 19, 9 am-noon on tailoring skills. Evening cIaus during the coming fail term. skirts Sewing on knit fabrics. running W.6 through DecI Enroll now at the regiat I Monday and Wednesdays. Fees will run Sept.6-Dec.13 from 7-10 "Specialty Sewing" Is a 15- Fee for the non-credit course Is Monday through Friday from S total $15. p.m. on Tuesdays; fee Is $12. office in the admlnlstratl week course designed to $12. a,m.-2:30 p.m. The course is for "Custom Tailoring" will be building. For more information acquaint students with moneystudents Interested In taught by professional tailor, Day classes will run Sept. 7- on any of the sewing classes, making craft Idea.. Each a 5Dec.13 on Tuesday. from 7-10 developing skills to be adapted and will Include techniques to Dec.19 from 2:15.5:16 p.m. call 3-145O, ext. z or different specialty Item will be p.m. The course will inci to a vocation relating to the demonstrated, followed by sel ection of patterns and construction of clothes. Fee Is student 11011111111-activitY time. fabrics; preparation of fabri ; $15, The class wiH mod Monda measurements and pattern "Professional Alterations of y alterations; operation and care Clothing" will he taught hi da" W. 19 f of machines and construction and evening sessions by ' Seminole Community College and Fridays. Emergency Medical 7-10 p 'l new vcaU techniques. The non-credit professional tailor. The urse :W offer a repeat clothing production suite Fee will be eligi ble to be The nrnram consists of co I I - . SCC cs To Repeat EMT Course In Fall an will emphashe techniques $12. includes techniques necessary Technician (EMT) Jcoursethn for successful alteration of "Pants-Knits Sewing" will wishing to brush-up on trousers a lid skirts, and various fall, Sept. 7 through Dec. 8. The for the beginner and those • . • - .,. .- •, . Al" .,. . . . . . .. .. -. • • ,1 hours of classroom, hospital and simulated emergencies hi medical technician In the state. •• Instructor will be James the run Sept; 7-Dec. 14, on Wed- techniques. ency room and the zipper replacements. Evening class will meet at the Sanford field. Crradates of the King. Fee is $10. Register at the neSdA73 from 7-10 p.m. The A full-time vocational 3O4iow sessions will .m 8-Dl5 Airport Airport , Building 289 from 5.10 program, which Is approved by Adm inist ration Building, course will include lecture, a week clo thing construction from 7.10 p.m. on Thursdays. p.m., Wednesday, Thursday the Florida DlvlaItm of Hlih 5CC cammis. -- - - -. . - Artful Artichoke , ' JENNA SPRECHER-SOLLY I l First Fema e Joins State Marine Patrol Sale 3.75 25% off tops fo r boys' > - Rig. $5. Girls' peasant print smock top with elasticized waist. Ina choice of styles. Polyester/cotton broadcloth In pretty colors. S,M,L (7-18). - - LIJCIOUS CAROLINA APPLE LAYERS girls. In summertime in New York City, Italian Lemon Ice (Gran.. Its dl LImone) abounds at street stands, in "candy" ethres and Other shops. It's so refreshing it's wor th concocting a version of it at home. But up to this summer we were never satisfied with recipe directions including our own for du plicating Its "shaved" texture, le i Now, thanks to Betty , Torre's "The Complete BeginI tier's Guide to Everyday Italian Cooking" (Doubleday), we've come on a fine way to achieve the ice's special taste-on-thetongue. Mrs. Torre recommends putting it through an ice crusher after it has been frozen ) - bottles found In around Key West, where she resides with husban Stephen Joseph Solly. He supports her work wholeheartedly. Doesn't Enjoy Sex I DEAR ABBY: Three cheers i Sale 'i.ii Abby - DEAR ABBY: I have been reading, with pleasure, your cQlumn containing the letters from (tie 50-year.old and the 36year-old, both of whom seeni to value love above lea I am happy to know there are othsrs who feel ail do. I had about given up and decided maybe I was some kind of freak. I value sex highly, but as a fulfillment of love. I am very affectionate, and enjoy being held close, kissed and caressed by someone love; end feeling of love between as is what tur ns me on. i am considered f rigid beca use I feel way, and because crawl Into bed with no love or tenderness Involved, go through all kinds of mattress acrobatics, as If playing a game, and feel I had a wonderful t im e and complete - sometimes painful and otto messy? Sex Isn't al ways the heavenly experience that *e manuals and porno promoter would have us believe. Sometimes it's OK, par ticularly It one can bathi luxuriously, get glamorous anc beautified, and get Into a gooi and relaxed mood. But boa many working women or women with small children can do that? i feel that I have been denied outlet for real affection all my life. Affection, to my h us band always meant sex. For mypafll've come to hats even the thought of IL I could hardly wait until menopause, and have -' i too old." But I would like to have said "No" much earlier. LIVING WITHOUT IT o It - We175 Rig. 2.29. Little girls puff sleeve T-shirt. Polyester/cotton interlock knit with ribbed neck, short sleeves. Lots of bright solids. 3-8x. Rig. $5. Girls' short sleeve rib knit T-shirt with contrast collar and sleeves. Polyester/cotton In solids and stripes. S,M,L (7-16). Nightwear Canvas special.' 3.99 tote bags. Special - .A THE It AFFECTION. ARAUY' Wby will no 0, lVer Come mistul old and am'thid sex can be t 1 .able, . i I . . ... • ;,. .i. .,. . h . . . . . 4 . . . ' . . . . LEMON NUT BARS ½ cup butter ,. - . .. .. i,. . . . . . ' . Lemon Bars Nutty Over Meringue up confectioners' sugar 2 egg yolks 1 cup flour 2 tablespoons grated lemon mind Meringue Nut Topping, see below Cream the butter and sugar; thoroughly beat in the egg yolks. Stir in flour and lemon mind until Wended. Pat or spread over the bottom of an . ungreased9by9by2 Inch cake pan, Bake in a preheated 350degree oven for 15 minutes. Spread with Meringue Nu Topping return to the 350.degree FItI.SH LEMON ICE oveti bake 30 minutes longer.. Cool. Cut Into small bars. Makes 24. Meringue Nut Topping: Beat 2 egg whites to the soft-peak add with vinegar, corn syrup, pint canning Jars leaving ¼- stage; gradually heat in 14 cup sugar, mustard seed, re• inch head space and putting a gran ulated sugar and continue maining 2 teaspoons salt, clove In each Jar; wipe jar to beat, U necessary, tothe stilt. cinnamon, celery seed, ginger edges with a damp cloth . Seal, peak stage. Fold in 1 tablespoon and turmeric; st ir well. Over following jar manufacturer's lemon juice and 14 cup finely medium heat, stirring oc- directions. Place jars ina water caslonally, bring to a boll; then bath canner or on a rack In a cook gently, stirring oc- large saucepot. Add hot water casionally, until vegetables to cover jars by at least I inch. look cooked and the liquid is very slightly thickened about Bring water to a boll, then keep 15 minutes. Remove from heat at a gentle steady boil to and let stand 15 min utes for process for 20 minutes. Remove flavors to blend. Remove jars toa wire rack to cool. Store ... cinnamon stick. Bring to a boil. In a cool dark place. Makes five Li nn,.. 1 1 mm ...la,n Isni 1L I..I... Tl.ii Inii WW P1% •)IUI% jai 3. j lj " Uses Last Of Summer Corn In a small bowl sprinkle the tomato with I teaspoon of the salt; let stand 30 minutes. Coyer corn with boiling water; boil rapidly for 2 minutes; dram; rinse with Cold water; cut corn from cobs In whole kernels there should be about 1 cup, In to a 6-to 8-quart saucepot turn the corn, pepper and onion; drain all liquid from tomato and finely chopped 14 cup) 44 cup cider vinegar N cup light con syrup 2 tablespoons sugar 1 tablespoon yellow mustard seed 2-inch stick cinnamon 14 teaspoon celery seed - - ki teaspoon ground ginger 14 teaspoon ground turmeric 5 whole cloves 1:()1N BI LEFTOjJnl ioin the thousands who read - "The doctor of the future will Dr. Hirsch added that he tries IV give no medicine, but will into stay mainly with fish and _________________________________________________ _____ fowl. -0 terest his patients in the care of the human frame, in diet, and in As for exercise, he advocates walking, swimming, and the cause and prevention of especially rope-skipping. disease," ' "Something l wish l could do, The above comes from the j but never !earned." writings of Thomas Edison. County's Even In our drug-reliant society Fasting? Dr. Hirsch does a I I%tI Newspapr there are those'lnthehealln nerve impulses by moving wateraudlemonjuicefastonce professions who treat without vertebrae off the pinched nerve a month, and would like I medication, The acupuncturist makes for a healthy nervous eventually to do an extended Among the many features fast of several days. We agreed heals with thread-like needles, system thus a healthy body. Since man cannot live by fasting is one method of the naturopath and homopath enjoyed by Herald Readers is a... , with diet, vitamins, and herbal spinal manipulation alone, enabling the body to cleanse extracts, and the chiropract or what else does Dr. Hirsch do to itself. Discussed also was the with mani pulation of the spinal remain healthy, l c,, diet, case of a woman whom I was exercises etc? "I haven't been told experienced (together with column. Little is known by many able to give up red meat ezt.oardlnary vitality Hirsch: people about chiropractors, completely," was his shy if "that atic,uld be our normal I. They have been alternately somewhat guilty reply. "I do state") an unusual physical Have you seen a every Wednesday from a wide described as quacks and bone- enjoy an occasional steak. I change after being on a fasting _________________________ I photo that appeared variety of grocery ads. Save $$ ' crushers, usually by individuals know dark meat Is not that good program for one year ; the color in the Evening Herwho are truly unaware of the for us, but It Is hard to change of her eyes changed from brown ,i --with valuable coupons and low iiiji1! ty pe of treatment this physician the eating habits of a lifetime." to green . aid you would like to price Specials on meats, seafoods, uses to bring relief to patients. have? Well, they're / dairy products, produce and Howcanpressureapplledtothe , available, Now you _____ frozen foodsi It pays to read - spinal column heal such FAMILY DINNER can order an 5*10 disparate diseases as migraine By CECILY BROWNSTONE the Evening Herald. Chicken and Dumpl ings headaches, arthritis, deafness, Associated Press Food Editor photo print of any ir, 7. Salad Bowl Pickles PEACH SHERBET Be one of the ever-Increasing and a backache so painf ul the ar which has ap pe ed '60s. / number of Evening Herald the Revived from BLUEBERRY ANG EL patient was forced to sleep \.,.,J. subscribers. Fill out coupon 2 cups buttermilk in the Evening HerCREAM -) kneUng over a couch? And yet, and mail or call 322-2611 todayt sugar 1 cup . 1 A treat for the family that will aid within the last 30 in each case, healing took place ¼ corn syrup cup light also be appreciated by guests. - after treatment. -I days for $4.00 plus - 3-ounce package cream Still an air of mystery and 14 teaspoons vanilla tax, 2 egg whites cheese fear beclouds this profession. Liter My Subiciipton To The LYSIkIg crushed fresh sugar 1-3rd cup A recent interview with Dr. 14 cups I peeled peaches 1% teaspoons vanilla Nine James Hirsch, a Sanford the butStir together well cup light cream 1 chiropractor dispelled the cloud Address termilk, sugar, corn syrup and 3 cups fresh blueberries for me. soft. vanilla; turn Into an ice-cube Beat together the cream Dr. Hirsch, young and City i spokeji, explained his Method of tray. Freeze until almost firm. cheese, sugar and vanilla; Enclosed ii my check lnth.amountofs.._____ treatment: The body, when it is Break up into chunks and turn gradually beat In the cream, In good health, will heal Itself. into bowl of electric mixer. Add keeping smooth. Pour Into a (Year $25.40 a Months $14 20 2 Months $4.IQ) TELEPHONE: Good health can be maintained unbeaten egg whites; with den- shallow pint container. Freeze unt er be at il 301.332.2611 tric beat , fluffy. until firm. Turn out, break Into when the nervous system, AI The Evening Herald P.O. lox 1637, Sanford, Ph. 32771 305 $31.m3 which tells each, part of the Fold In peaches. Freeze until chunks and beat until smooth, body to do Its Job, Is not Im- firm. About 10 minutes before Return to container and freeze paired by the bones or ver- serving, remove from freezer to will! firm. Top blueberries with tebrae of the spinal column. soften slightly, Makes 6 to 8 the frozen mixture; some at once. Makes 6 angelic servings. Relieving impingement of servings. Jtr) herald S.ntht.I. Only Daily 9 - - - __ COMPLETE FOOD SECTION . f.aturisg Great Food Bargains 4 _____ - 1! ________ $6 ____ - . . _____ Peach Sherbet Is Grand Finale , _____ _____ Carry off your look with a doctor's satchel. Or a big, handy bag. Or something tall. Or wide. 4 styles In all. Pockets, too, Inside or out. In lots of special trims and colors, All cotton, - - l ne - WINTD DADV AI1?k(A&I#I DI AA ..... _... ..- a.. s . - -- ----- - Hsrdd . 322=2611 ' to place your order -" p • JUA.M, -y r., UrtN SUNDAY 12:30 TO 5:30 P.M. ORLANDO DOWNTOWN-OPEN TUES., WED,, THURS., AND SAT. 9:30A.M. TO P.M. I . call Eveijesi has a Whift yeses? For a psaa.J veepe,pleue. Bring the sugar and water to a boil, stirring until sugar citssolves, Remove from heat. stir in the lemon rind, lemon Juice and salt. Pour Into 2 Ice trays that do not have dividers. Freeze, stirring occasionally, until Icy-hard. Just before serving, remove one tray at a time; dip the bottom of the tray in warm water, loosen edges and turn out; breakk into quartersandput throughanice crusher, At once firmly pack into an ice-cream scoop and mound In glass sherbet cups or glass serving dishes. Rush .10 eaters! Makes 6 to 8 servings. , . - ,,,want wrcng with me. I waded to Write $ letter like lids 34 years but didis have the nerve. - ,.. Evening woo , ashamed 41 my fedito and thougiit thM something mud be LA.ftK UM ftellsso stia.d. .lI.a ri.. . Divide dough into 7 equal parts. APPLE SAlAD Roll out each less than 1/4 Inch 3 Red or Golden Delidous thick on lightly floured board apples, cored and cubed into a 7-inch round. Trim edges. 3 lbs fresh lemon Juice Place on ungreased cookie 1 cup seedless green sheets. Prick with fork; brush gripes with reserved egg white. Bake 2 ribs celery with In 425 degrees F. oven 10 leaves, chopped minutes or until lightly cup mayomiaise browned., Cool In wire rack. 2 ttam. milk . . V%Ia Wfl II) '.iUWLIIUI . . - - 1 tablespoon freshly grated lemon rind 2-3rds cup freshly squeezed lemon juice Pinch of salt Chiropractor Favors Fasting ' - fuiflflmeid. I ens not saying lids way roug, but It is n ill-' ' çJ DEAR ABBY: When was young, I thought of sex as being dirty game. I never really enjoyed It. I just put up with IL You can be kind, loving and good to a man without having sex. I would rather just lie In his arms. am normal and have two childrcn but I never went wild over sex. 'I• nks for printing same letters In your column from women who feel the se I. - chopped 3 cups) 1 medium onion (peeled and Sale 1.72 Sweet dreams at a swee t price. Stretch nylon tops for breezy comfort. Choose baby dolt and ! long styles In lots of colors \ and patterns, S,M,L. SWEET PEPPER CORN RELISH 2 to 4 green tomatoes (cored and finely chopped 1 cup) - 1 teaspoons unlodized sa lt 2 ears corn, husked 6 medium sweet red peppers - and just before serving. We used the crusher that Is an accessory to our electric food grinder and set it at "fine." With other types of electric crushers or with hand-operated devices, a different setting might be advisable. After crushing we find it best to use an ice-cream scoop, packing the lemon ice firmly, and mounding each portion. Then we offer the Ice faster than fast be fore it has a chance to melt. The proportions In the followIng recipe differ from Mrs. Torre's; this version uses more water and less lemon juice than hers. ITALIAN LEMON ICE (Granita dl Limone) 1 cup sugar 4 cups water Relish (cored, seeded and finely ~w Rig. $4. Boys' short sleeve pullover in modacrylic/poiyester with Ion(, point Collar, placket front. Great colors. S.M,L for 2 to 7. $al, prices ef fective th rough Sun., Aug. 13, since then just said, "No, I'm u ot for me and I resent beb considered odd because I feel this way. It is bond to know uwe.ar. 1I behove In love. When the et**IVe Is 1o, gone, love and mama Ili still be Rig. 5.50. Boys' polyester/cotton knit striped shirt with placket front. Lots of colors. S,M,L,XL for 8 to 20. Sale $3 -- - Pepper She Gives Love But F i.hlII I h,.,i.. aisiS Will l.iMl4 • p. By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor that job for 15 mhIft tliatter4jngélauee, serving as, mkkilght dispatcher, u'l4Ing In arrests and patrolling th campus by car and $à act foqt," she recalled. Hobbles Include painting, playing the guitar and collecting ol ear ini,i isa11 UW 11 UV.0 y.qu.i 4...... Lemon Ice Cools Summer Days 46 to admit that she (lid not enjoy isez, but had "faked it" ththe bedr oom for 20 years. I, too, was married for 20 years and never really enjoyed sex. I have come to the can. uium xiiai many women not enjoy M.but this In no way affects their ability to love, Furthermore, Ifeel that there are many women who have been living a He and "faking It" for financial reasons and because they enjoy all the other aspects of marriage, Please print this to see If there are other women honed enough to admit this, HONEST IN HOUSTON ai. uJv apples with the sweet cream and flaky pastry. This dessert can be made in advance, and requires relatively easy preparation for such an elegant offering, North Carolina Apple Salad b a refreshing luncheon dish, appropriate for company. This satisfying salad can be served - TALLAHASSEE - When Jeans Sprecher-Solly steps ftc behind the driver's met ofa Florida Marine Patrol car, one isa to do a double-take. The tall, 64000 young woman is the first wear the Florida Marine Patrol uniform. The rigid requirements for Marine Patrol officers establ1sh by the Department of Natural Resources' Law Enforcemei Division are difficult even for male candidates. But the 24-yea old Key Wed woman passed with flying colors. In oral ezair before Department officials, she received ratings ranging froi above satisfactory" to SIeafl.4I Then the new officer wi assigned to District 9 of the Law Enforcement Division It Marathon. Since a little girl growing up In Bethesda, Md., Jenne hi wanted to be In law enforcement. "I originally wanted to beconi an Investigative officer, but then I grew too tall," she said. "Bi now that l am Marine Patrol Officer, I am happy. I am realism my life's ambition." Among her accomplishments are certifications as an tnstructc In Scuba diving, life saving and boating safety. In addition, all knows karate and enjoys hunting with a bow and arrow. Also, Jenne served as a campus security patrolman while a tending the University of Miami for threç and a half years. "I hell for LIVING A LIE - the (woman who was honest enough ..I ..t.. w Iu!q - Touch .------- -• . II Aug. ii 1fl7-38 October • . .1 . I igui ...o..i. 1! Through Wednesday, 49 mason as a side dish as well as the APPLE FilLING tb taps salt celery. Blend mayonnaise with Them main ,'n,,.. 1 i.. A flt.. .....t_ "' uv IIv IYtJ C4CII ycir Ui £iW mua; a w ippi U1JAIgIV w'w ' I4rd e broken In the sun-ba thed mountains of Wbaleaome North Carolina Delklona apples, soil; mix well. Chill thoroughly. walaute North Carolina with a harvest Delicious males contain many oared cored sad diced Serve on crisp lettuce leaves: Sprinkle apples with iemon sprinkieinthainuta. Makes: of renowed Red and Golden valuable nttenta while being * cups bedmag water 1"-!ctons app!e5........-•moóc:.. !Lrd in bl; ..'4 JLI'T1n ics-accordlr. •2 . n.i to the United Fresh Fruit and 2 e''eu sticks S bole cleres Vegetable Association. beauties areIP to be Buy apples that an firm, % cop Sugar freshest apples In town and represent a sound buy for bright and unbridsed, and keep 1% CUpS heavy cream Lettuce, tomato wedges GUESTS FOR LUNCH m In a fruit bowl or 2 tbs. maple syrup consumers through October. and sliced cucumbers Artichoke Chick en Salad 2 lbS. ground eats , refrIgerate. Mayonnaise and sour Basket of Although they're highly In large skillet poach apple cream Hon dew ey Mel on wi th Lime LUSCIOUS CAROLINA for ealuils out u uuiu, u slices In boiling water with Toss together the chicken, ARTICHOKE CHICKEN APPLE LAYERS these North Carolina pp lemon, cinnamon, cloves and celery, sweet red pepper and ALAD Pastry Rounds good choices for cooking, too. sugar until apples are tender. We' ve crated a new and dif. olives. Cut each artichoke had 3cupsurleffted They have a snappy texture and Drain well. Whip cream until ferent version of a Standard Into halves or thir& wW add to a refresldngly tart taste which 1PSS. soft peaks form, beat In maple salad. the chicken mixt ure with the makes them desirable in many syrup. Stir In nuts. To 2 cups diced (%-Inch) cooked marinade In the artichoke Jar. teaspoon "It recipes calling for apples. assemble: place a pastry circle i-tm ter or chicken breasts Beat together the oil, vinegar, Try them In Luscious on a large flat serving plate. % cup finely diced celery mustard, sWt and pow and marwne softened Carolina Apple Layers, an ' Spread with thin layer of ~ cup finely diced bottled add; toss well. Serv on lettuce 1 whole Impressive dessert. Baked wMPPed cream Mixturs- TOP roasted sweet red peppers and gamish with the tomato I egg yolks rounds are covered with 1 cream with 12 to 14 apple shires. ~ cup sliced ripe olive. and cucumber. Whisk together . layer of maple-flavored a Add second pastry circle and Sounce Jar marinated mayonnaise and sour cream in i 0W. and rpm. Mix flour. Susar whipped cream mixture and aruoes nearts equal proportions and pus wun topped with poached apple bowl. Cut In butter with two Ingredients, ending with apple tablespoons olive oil the salad. Makes 4 generous slices. The rounds are stacked knives or pastry blender. slices and a little whipped 1 tablespoon white wine servings. (Four large boneless and topped with more cream Lightly but together whole cream. (iIIII 1 how or until vinegar chicken-breast and skinless egg, yolks and Vanilla; add to ready toserve. If desired, serve 4teaspoon and apples. Dijon mustard halves, steamed, will make the The dish, light and delicate in dry ingredients and mix will with additional whipped cream. &it and pepper to taste amount called for.) spite of Its rich appearance, dough holds together. Press Makes: 10 to 12 servings. L _i..__...I_ - .' . H - Day A Herald, Senferd, Ft. -MON. AND FRI. 9:30 A.M.TO 5:30 P.M. tc - ) �4$—Evr1ng Harald, knford Fl. Wednesday', Aug. is, I Evening H.raId, Sanford, Ft. - (•.? -'••) i.h;''i'... •' fl\ I, j' Wednesday, Aug. 10, IM-45 . . -•.-I --- d VE (10' OFF LARUL) DETERGENT &I1L.I Limit 1 with $3.00 or more purchase excl. cig.. 49-oz. PKG. 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RE- However, he added, he's cer- "So finally I worked on my prised if maybe a couple of t) (Fit) Stat)udl, Ron I-b'wd 210 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHOOF*s000 5:30 (2) NEWS ' Jf I .4uv7:,. _______ HE'S N'TvQQ sa SHIP ENTERPRISE: Live, coverage ci the tint manned e.pwatioq lIi$'d 01 Its space orbiter (shtitie). Go. hots. 2110 (Mon.) WOMAN (Tues.. ' 111 Now York, N. y., io,igi by Stan Lee and John Romita everyone's 54, 5-2. My peofes- iorskept'rolng,'Good,but tam NBC is seeking a suitable how'll we use him?' ant "and I wouido't be 5 Chia Band. Henny Youngman (Wed.) Jeari-Plen-. Aurnorst d has set down word on when Then, as now, people tended "Sharkey" will air. And reto think him too tall for acting. plied: "Well, not really worm, ''Constantly,'' he What we get are shrugs. They laughed."All through college I keep saying, 'What are we was wo rki ng with midgets — doing..." own In community theaters, weeks into the season some"Vaudeville Tonight!" 8 p.m., Altamonte Civic where people would take a thing goes down quick, doesn't Center. chance on me. When I set my work out. Then we'll go on." 111111111 — — — — — — — — - — - — — — — — — — — — — — — — - — — I Buy two orders of Fish & I Save 53' on a complete u I and Qet one FREE! I Fish & Chlp meal I PttsenflhiscoupOflofonyportjdpotlngArthur -- I Pr uotoypomdflA Rather, Blossom Deane (Tues.)K.C. T1OLES (Wed.) ' Junior College. clean hair for minimum $5 donation for MD. ci BEWITC4;30 HED ° (2) ADAM 12 (li) (1) STAR (I) MEW GRWPIN SI-lOW: ' ' Cuselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran (4) MdIALIFS NAVY THE NEW MICKEY )USCl.US MAR US M.D. 210 (Mon.) ERICA (Tues) - abandoned hoop Muff entirely the Sabbath ratings. for a cting while in Fullerton !sacksen was asked if NBC Muscular Dystrophy Cut.athon, 12:30-5:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall. Red carpet area. Hair stylist will cut ended Fri., see 11am ' saying, 'He's studying acting? corn, "Off th e Wall," before Why? Get out here and rim that newcomer ever had a SATURDAY, AUGUST 13 AA Sanford Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. 4:00 CD lRONDE A ACES (Fit.) MD. 11:30 _____ 230 SUNDAY, AUGUST 14 CID FAMILY FEUD: Pre- a club to his ace at Bridge," do this nowspape,. trick two and continued with p.o. Box 489, Radio City Station, • ,._. . ___ ________ _______________________ _ ____ ________ Ii ' tended to think he had a cog But the network put it on m loose. placement4how status after 'hurch. LTD CB Club Sanford Chapter, $ p.m., Sanford .'inber of Commerce. "Vaudeville Tonigh t!" 8 p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. .pwe shmitie. 30 fl*i. JulByOiwald&Jameiiacoby South was most unhappy when North Jumped to four An Illinois correspondent spades. He wish that he had says, "I dealt and picked up: merely rebid two or three £KQzyKQa •QI&Q*XX () clubs after North 's one-heart i passed. Partner opened one response, but there was noUse spade in third seat. What cryi ng over split milk. He was s ould I respond? stuck in four spades and had We don't know. With II to make the best of It. high-card points our cor He won the first trick with respondent should have open. -- i TUMBLE WEEDS , JDWME ANPG)W IDIA, SIN... % 4' by Gin Fox Yong Adults Club for ShWes, 9 p.m., Orlando Center. CC MATCH GAME if) (Mon. ttYouii', Thus.) HAPPY DAYS ( (ID (Fri. only) THE SPACE- 625 (2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL about 1$ months. He spoke after rehearsing a He sap he got Itch to new episode of "Sharkey," emote while In high school in which currently is a series suburban LaMlrada. There, he without a time slot. NBC origisays, basketball coaches, for- naliy planned to air itonSun.. ever dreaming of tell talent, days this fall. 210 ZOOM (11) (12 VMEEL OF FOR BLACK EXPERIErv%o r_ (Thurs.) SOUNDING 8C (1) SUNRISE AJBILEE been a professional sictoir for to sing In thle key of M." tanglewood AA, closed, 8p.m., St. Richard's Church. Longw ood AA, closed, 8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Chinch, SR 434. Diet Workshop 10 a.m., St. Augustine Church, (asselberry. Weight Watchers, Sears, Mtamonte Mall, 10a.m. Sanford 3:15 (9) GENERAL HOSPITAL TUNE konL- Mellon Brando. Eve "I'd never been to NBC before ago at a local new4alelt bolt. except on a tour." called Th. ImprovIsatIon. Which Is tolerable luck, conIucksai, who plays guitar, sidering Iucksen, a fr iendly, says he's amazed that "people happy-go-lucky gent, only has dipped for my singing. I used .urden Club, 710 E. Rollins. ALEGRE (Wed..Fri.) CAR. Thum) CARRASOOLENDAS colleague David Land. for which he over auditioned: they preWeired a few weeb Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m., Sambo's, Sanford. RASCOLENDAS 10:30 (2) (12) HOLLYWOOD saws (4) FJBfliGHT (7) 24 (Mon., Wed Fit) VILLA ALEGRE (Tues.. (1) (Mon.) ITS THE LAW (Tues.) 30 MINS It's his first TV series, and, he "CPO" says, the first television show sbiarg In a come singing act Movies, 2 and 3 p.m., Seminole County South Library, (4) (1) ALL. 'UflE FAMILY 214 (*n.TThII)VIU.A THE ELECTRIC CO5,4. Morning Unp after it., premiere last In addition to acting, he spring, recently teamed up with "Vaudeville 'Tonlghti" 8 p.m., Altamonte civic HERES LUCY (R) Thursday boot camp comedy, "CPO jym. so 1 was in an award- Seminole Plaza, CUselbeIl7. FRIDAY, AUGUST LI Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m,, Lord Chumley'a, Altamonte Springs. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, noon, Jaycee building. (1) UD THE Gulom uaw SPECIAL t11k0,Pø_t5y$P5( Zr'S A Will! women Wats to defor her ver, N.H., "when I was 2. Or legs two with Ronnie "Happy when I was 5 foot 7.! break It Days" Howard — "Grand Th.ft Fine Aria Caravan Skew, lOam. to9p.m., Altamo.ge Mall. lirough Saturday. 200 Cl) $20.000PYRMIID 2:30 THE DOCTORS xnert"Sophta Loien TM) 00 _____ FRANK AND ERNEST Sharkey," which got fair winnaing film." (11D As THE woRuD TURNS CD AMERICANA _Fder. (SAW) i. moo SANF husband's name at the rIsk ci I(19 Israel to his ia. (1) ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE CL) BASEBALL: Atlanta eaves vi R.tsbut Wiled In Tuane._(A) CD ME: ', the Water. making five spades, South had turned a disaster into a triumph. the 10 spot, At this stage of the it* Buffalo Bills and the Orlando Bums will speak on foot ball. SISTER, Inc., now, Holiday Inn. Special program. merd." (Fit.) "Th. Two ci 1k." Frendi. 1961. Mdiii SbiiOn, Cohen. I•.30 (2) (12) DAYSOFOURUVES ChristIe.' Greta Garbo. Diaries Diddord (88W) 1930. (Fri.) "That Kind of 11:30 .iz .---(4) Cl) CBS LATE MOVIE: -" es e&. ivan 90o SHARKEY: Shartey to pass, he tricks at notrump and realized has trapped himself, that since the game was '1 match points he had best try (For a copy of JACOB'?, to collect II tricks at spades. MODERN, S Ito.' "Win at ') He led __ (1) (12) THE OONO SHow EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA r glers." Joan Foodalif , Jack i'aian ce 1953. (Thus.) - nnia DE GUI45 nly one trump left in dummy Opening lead — K • older, he's familiar to viewers ,It won the Purple Onion as Don Rickles' towering award in 'National Lampoon," enlisted aide in NBC's Navy he noted. "For word film of _____ WOi - about the CID MOVIE: lbs Good Guys and the Bad Guys." Robert West North Eaft Soulk Pass 4 £ Pass Pass __________ taltland. Rap session on astrology, MsiUaa outh Seminole cim noon, Maitland Civic Center. Mike McBath, formerly with CD 24 SESAME STREET Cl) MOVIES: (Mon.) 0 "ANYONE FOR TENNY9CUT The hue Poets: this Includes three mov- Ci) RYANS HOPE ___ 1257 , NEWS UPOATE ioo Cl) ONE LIFE TO LIVE FiSuuit 1960. CS) "The CmW lbws.•' Robed Taylor, M*reen O&lltvan. (RAW) moved to California from Do. so far of The down like that." Auto" and "Eat My Dust. Now a toot ialler and 22 years latter movie was his fird. frm'lhesFsossOlEve"wss lonely. MARY HARTMAK MARY iirpw Mule SebIt. 1954. Molocbayis South Just continued to clubs. The defense did co ll ec t . one trick wi th the queen of spades and one diamond trick at the end, since South had ' I'au 1 CD dummy's ace of diamonds, ed the bidding With one club, noted that th ere were 10 easy Since he elec ted your moat priceless ..x.,el. Today someone may try to use i4C !yflJ something where you're _____________ _blameless In_ an attempt to SIRE, "11, i opponents followed, £AKQJ 107 est vulnera bl e hotel. ' ____ WW somie Of the recruits we overrul fed and South played king and ace of trumps. When 4952 d.covers _____ rwtecfed (2) CPO He led a third club and West 6 from being kidied 0s4 ci the "CON 90 IRWY. (R) ruffed small. Dummy &A94 Melvyn Douglas, Dean Siodiwel. 1965. ThroughOw pe•• 10 qov& 'me Traneplard Experience." A look at heal transplants. (A) 830 (4) (l)nusmio LOOSE: Lanny's — to pick t4 ex caa working uaw.eienri about that solid club suit. Ile discarded a diamond and now Sou th was in control. ws FAST £JS 3 *Q 72 y J 972 y K Q 5t • K Q J 84 • 108 £6 £9532 SOoTh liii 0 MOVIE: "Rapture." 19M. SON madle 8110may has Wqst could have ruffed, to proviso to be Pat0led. (R) CD ByJAYSHARBUrr mlndtodosarne thing,I'm go. AP Television Writer lag to do It. And — knock an LOS ANGELES — Peter wood — It's working out so far." Isacksen says his family In addition to his NBC show, p.m., First United Methodist Church, Oviedo. Company for .in. $ p.m., Parker Plaza, "Lag Lmugih."(Wisid.) "90so." Oiin 1W (Tha t) r. Michael DeDakey. heart surgeon d.)s$ KIfr . JSITisS (flits.) noth .,I. 10 i Move GD % SEARCH FOR TOMORROW Bogerd., Jw,ss Fox. (TIne.) non Trokft (ruse.) Dr. The I' , building. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 & 434; 7 Lu ,.aiyc*1iwlE,l 24 PBS MOVIE: (t.bi) "The Seivert" 1963. (Fri.) Ctirls Sivern", mial we parson on whom Ow book and CD we feated. (I) E.'fT iS LNOUGH: Tom duder Joarvi. twa 1ed"kdolobbyWig for a rebaction In N new---er colusmt (A) (12) MOVIE:"TitalRst"La.ji, Nielsen, James By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY * K told 111100 reluctenc. "ThO Malling Rhythm Aces" BRIDGE entitled to. Be satisfied with lt~ Important to put your best what you get, even though it fobt'forward Socially today. if GD GOOD TIMES: Florlde's thal 7 AUSTIN crr uVrrs: amounts of bologna and preparation ill the dietetic AT ttyeerebflood the am. (Fl) 1030 •EHO CD wi CAPTAIN On .. (2.) c c>ij ' U ULIAS. YOGA AND YOU 900 (2) PHIL OONNIUE Guiels arid_____ topk kidud.: (Mon.) '. Tiunas Gordon fomdar ci Parsrd Effective- ,- ( psdod)(R) (l) er!IN 1011 I ... Sanford Civitan, 7:15 a.m., Buck's. 300 processed cheese are all right if section of your grocery store WIN (.4) ______ daTo plot vniving o TV endioinart (R) ,-yy p- S MOVIE: "Fcm Service." The'— Pws. Ludle B. you might be using also, fat and the most polyun. Your brief description of your saturated tat of the oils you lid. diet is Insufficient to say I suspect you could use any of For Thursday, August 11, 1977 whether or not you are eating these for your recipe. If you properly but if that is all you eat want to avoid cholesterol don't YOUR BIRTHDAY to please today, mostly because you need to have your doctor use egg yolks in its preparation, Au gust 11, im he or she will be in a wishy, give you a balanced di et. Small You might find a low salt ___________ am PORT i. (Fl) S iiooxs os CD Di TO EARTH: .kn Waon. (2) 5,() PYRAMID (12) MY THREE ,P *VOW. sports.) U MACPIEIL.L.EHFER FE- SWEEPSTAKES Cut out the colas and any tea oil contains the least saturateL By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ten share in this on ,•,•• gal on similar to "go pUla" to prevent to make my own mayonalse a' ______________________________________ have the taste of coffee, switch Cholesterol Is an animal HOROSCOPE to one, of the decaffeinated product and is not found in CS' 0:30 (2) THE KAWKMS: David Ij SaafordSemlaole Jaycees Board, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee 12:30 _____ ft` L *x.. .ia. ci equ,d only by Na love of fisibudi. IDA REPORT ao (2) GRIZZLYADAMS: AfwWdo the Y 0 waver Afternoon 1200 (2) (1) (12) NEWS (4) )4GNCAESTLESS - (P.n. IfTOU1_______ Fit.) FOR. BYTE SAGA rP&.o.t.. 15 through 19. (I) ooco - (-Good Morning FbI E7:25 gind 925 Pestthci..ciøemiway, ( AME1CA "The Yoiiig IitSS CELEBRITY the ready-made ones have too sometim es refer to It ass liquid much salt in them. I have () 4 ksi new.) Liverpool secretary that 1111 tiLft -. (2) f),egy DEVOT)OtML 7.()c) (2) ) ICY (14,cj ew el 725 wid 525). Except This., 5 s.m. arIIrI , (Fri.) _ blossoms io love. 7:30 caffine, which Is a brain bean, saf fl ower, cottonseed, stimulant. It has actions peanut, or corn oil? I would like brands j.'10 Irish ftshermsn w a lonely PORT will not have this effect on you. vantage It may have safflower COO ci) fl1ECp,()S8Wfl It MWNEIILAEI~R RE. withdrawal symptoms, In- under the " is what Is tineluding headaches. May I pont, not what the acaiesuy — Iona a'Uas ehV irsetrw using _____ thi di ci IIVflOUS ' lodroP'° _________ O1.iUngas.dsso1 ehbowd mwdsrs. (R) U 0 Fl E A r PERFORMANCES: Thseler __ In fr: S•i wit. tin by Gardner McKay, piiJau-d by the IStt1 Ths*s C$i. Sb'y cli series 20 or more cups a day would DEAR DR. IAMB— Please — — N SONB C!) U ZOOM 6:30 ()NBCNEWB (4) Cl) CBS NEWS S FAMILY AFFAIR C!) U l)U_A ALEGRE ABC NEWS 7 (2) TO lthi THE TRUTH ( THE BEST OF I LE MEMBERS - Ii•nur s'12&1lf,4k" BROTHERS SHOW SONSHINE: With Bobby Weldi. Cl) SUWIER SEMESTER 845 (I) St *E AIJ$WIAC Isacksen, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11 for ages sanij c South 'i, Sam1e Cauelberry. Met register in advance. THURSDAY, AUGU1 Diet Workshop 10 am. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs, Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. Fird St. Lake Mary Rotary,8a.m. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, SR ON THE ROAD _____ N HONSHEROEg tell me which oil has the least Of PwMlng." (new CT) FEEDBACK OF THE SEA (12) UARSCLUB In your case can easily be for a 70-year old small framed determined by stopping It lady of 5 feet 1. If you do decide to stop I DEAR READER— Not bad. ',, would suggest that you do 50 can't refrain from reminding gradually youthothatbowmuch1atL. ____________________________________________________________ WANT TO SEE _______ Vu 51 Eeeen6s SURVIVAL KIT (Thurs.) SOMETHING PERSONAL (Fit) ii. THOMAS RE- (2) Cl) CHARLES ANGELS: t: •iik find out by stopping the coffee? cents with along, stamped, selfI would think with the price of addressed envelope for it. coffeethean days that drinking shakes. Whether or not It does as I weigh 102 pounds — not bad — —— 55 — DO LETS SEE IT. I'LL GIVE RUNS ()WOIJ,Y HALFASMtH ELECTRICITY AS IT DID. 46 — — Wiling drinks, Others who want 40 42 V-10 `Woo 38 39 7 41 , 1 give anyone the shakes. 14 15 — 22 1 A&)r qou? 8— —— Ii —1 --- a 630 pOpt GOES .0 CO(4Thy (1) wAoo,*.R SH (d.) Cl) FAMILY FOCUS. 17w "Ce DEAR READER— Why not this i nformation Can send ' —1 MSthXT1. G.ora Evening of coffee Dr. asplrina daily k coke& I eat chee nd Lamb and bologna sandwiches and sometimes eggs. My hands tremble and my head shakes a hit, too. A doctor diagnosed It as essential tremor and also said I had some heart the rest of your diet does not Involvement. I am 73 years old. contain much fat or cholesterol. People tell me drinking that i am sen ding you The Health a much coffee and not eating Latter number 1.1, Coffee, Tea, properly could be the cause of Cola, Cocoa to give you more What do you say? 53 One (Sp.) uj 9 Wednesday from from 20 to 24 cups ,, M r: DEAR DR. LAMB— Idrink 6 -i ______ BEETLE BAILEY a AI I py with clubs (Abbr.) ______ a _ , stsrland : ____ letter CALENDAR And Has 'Shakes ______ 55 Waterway Be Group of two 67 Game pIa'.d 15 Stagnate lB Bit 19 Der I11 L Ac I. £ )•ONIGHVS. TV T NPC eussdto 13 Pope ., y, ___ Misstep : Coffees A Da 20 n.y,Avii1mI U wd) (3 uzzle - ' IN Ph i ( iii £ __ u Consume _ - P b1Ai1$1 1NJIJl ibb,.) 4 Rule 46 Destroy 8 Stirs 9 Osttsr (comp. 47 48 On1 "P 11 Pungent bulb 51 Ma 54 12 Cake store ___ nswer to Prsvous IS] 4. 1 l SpIgM SKATING 2700 ORLANDO DRIVE (HWY. 17.92) SANFORD Sanford . C. C lit RINK 333.353 y , 700 W. 25th St. (SR 48A) Ill. - FIRM PLAZA Il,N.ORLANDOAVU. IISPW.COLONIALO*. wIPITUN PAIN PION PARK ORLANDO *'U. COLONIAL DR, ORLANDO flhi5.I*NOIAN5I,vD. ORLANDO 114$OIANOSSLOSIQM TRAIL ORLANDO _,._. �B—Evifflng Htwsd. Sanford, Fl. Wednesday. Aug. 10, 1C77 I=,.. L7 RK' _ T SHOP i —As - .' . HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF ) 69th Year, No, 304— Thursday, August 11, I uird, FUL -• L CuT L P[S TF ,. - _______ -.- II H 4th & SANFORD AV NI) MOn.,Tuss,.WId,$A.M.to7p.M. Thurs., Fri., Sat. 1A.M. to P.M. Sunday $A.M.tol P.M. PARK AVE. 25th St. 1A.M. to P.M. 7 DyS A Week PRICES GOOD THURS., AUG. 11 THRU WED., AUG. 17, 1977—Quantity Rights seer :1 — SAVn SAVE I CLIP THIS COUPON E CLIP FRYER BREASTS or THIGHSLb. 68c HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF CHUCK STEAK BORDEN Lb. COMBINATION PACX I Limit I with .,or.r.xc,v!?c..I*$r.s Au5. ROAST $158 I Lb I CLIP THIS COUPON SAVE TISSUE PACK FI ri Limit I with sis.coorditr excluding tobacco. Expires Aug. Ilth -. GROUND CHUCK................. 99 I Lb JI BONELESS ROUND ROAST.....,...................,.... WESSON BEEF LIVER V TAILS fi SAVE CLIP THIS COUPON FAMILY a OZ. OIL ........... . LEAN and MEATY SLICED 17 BLADE CUT CHUCK ....O*Lb. PORK SAUSAGE MAD C HOMEMADE FAMILY PACK 89c , Lb. Lb. PORK ROAST I i - I PORK CHOPS .88C PACK Lb. Avg. Lb. 78 88 I C FIRST CUT LOIN LOIN 04 LLMEAT . i I.I. EXTRA MEATY Limit I with 111.411order excluding tobacco. axpiresAug. 11th 3 Lbs. or More STEW ....... Ici PORK CHOPS PORK RIBS 74c I BLADE CUT GEORGIA COUNTRY STYLE I FAMILY PACK Lb AAC I 77 AVAILABLE IN STORES Lb. Lb COLONIAL WITH COUPON . LB 1Z.00 OM MORTONS ASST. LAMBERT'S MAINE SPECIAL BAG 1XCLUDING TOBACCO. FRENCH FRIES DINNERS III'13 Ox. 88c 13 Ox. 69c MISS SMITH FROZEN LEMON or COCONUT CREAM (LIMIT ONE) 5 LBS. "C ' ' CLIP THIS COUPON BAG Limit I with 12S ii order excluding tobacco. Expires Aug. tim TOMATO SOUP 10.7 Ox TALL CANS LONG GRAIN RICE TETLEY CRP lED RIPE TEA LETTUCE TOIAAT013 PILLSBURY PLUS ASST. CAKE C fR REV Lb. mor 3 MIX ........ C ......... 3Lbs. 79 "I believes his stepson was mistreated and beaten by pollee retaliation against two women Jurors were . Moore for filing racial • ,. P acting out a witness 1asflon com plaints. testimony. One woman lay Another reinstated ofon the lawn In the shadow ficer who had filed like of an auto and the other charges, Tony L Brooks woman was observed Jr., was reported to have bending over her. Officer John C. Moore, testified before the grand reinstated to the police jury Wednesday. —---- • _±• 4., ____ (Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd) State .\tty. Douglas Cheshire (second left) with grand jury at Drew Avenue tee scene WIZARD 1100 AIR FRESH .....s603.2 os. FOR 1 .........',....,. FOR 100 ( '........'...............lO Ox. (I CARNATION ers In Miami MIAMI (AP) — Felix Car. by yard search of a residential dicated he will Ma ke a state. denas, the fisherman accused section of Miami's Little ment about shooting. .of shooting tatethiwayPa. . .__•.V Havana . trol Trooper Bradley Steven "We pretty much believe he . -• • . Glascick, surrendered late this • Police also received tips plac. may have been transporting • • morning, according to police. ing Cardenas in Naples, West narcotics that night," said Cos. "We have him in custody," Palm Reach and Riviera -. . • said Angelo Busts, a public in. Beach. eofitksInthe car formation officer with Miami Police reported that Car- when we found it." police. denas told them he spent .5. The capture culminated a Wednesday night on the street, The shooting created a Con. . .• week-long search for the man sleeping outdoors. He said he troversy over the use ofpro(ec. accused of killing Glascock . .. saw a friend this morning who tive vests by troopers. Coliecafter the trooper stopped bim forwinIa 10 cent toll bo him to call Public $ For Veal.? Page .. .. .... U.Cosg rove,po a\ 11 homicide' commander, said WhentheFBienteredthein. FI:L.IX CI%RDENA -..f--. — .J1W_ they received a call at lO: .,. veatigalionTuuday, agents lions were taken up by citizens ••7w "'*)_____ • -. Naid they thought Cardenas groi to u/ the trooper's am. from a man who said Cosgrove added Cardenas would surrender to a i the Police salr! Cardenas -did not may have lit he vests and Gov. Reubin Askew plainclothes policeman of'I a have a shoulder wound as ear- sea. met with budget officials to arstreet corner in Southwest lier thought. Cosgrove said the "We feel that he was In town range for the purchase of the Miami. fugitive (114 have a bandaged all the time," said Cosgrove. vests for the state's 1.200 highCosgrove said a highway pa- finger, which was believed Cosgrove said Cardenas hi- way patrolmen. trol trooper and a police officer f'rom the shooting last week. located Cardenas standing oil Glascock was shot twice after the corner without a sWrt. he stopped a car that rwi a toil ' . "It should be noted that as a result of our investigation in instantly. At the time of the Today 14 West Palm Beach and with the shooting. it was believed CarHerald Photo by Tom VIncifti) Customs and FBI, we were denas was wonndedbyacollege ' tAIU COC #A o Twisted wreckage covered by fire-repellent foam is all that remains of car that headed to that location at this student who was riding with the Around The Clock ..........4-A Dr. Lamb ........... 3-B """ '•" collided with Seaboard Coastline train at Spring Lake Road crossing in time, said Cosgrove. That in- trooper. Bridge ....... ............ 3-ft Horoscope 341 Altamonte Springs 12:52 p.m. Wednesday. The driver, 51aud T. Slegrist, 37 Lake vestigation centered oil drug The shooting touched off a Calendar ................. J.B Hospital ... . ....... MET TRAIN $-A Irene Drives Casselberry, is in critical condition in Florida Hospital s Orlando. smuggling. massive manhunt for Cardenas Comics .................... 3.B OURSELVES .. .. ... 1-2-H believe he did feel the that extended throughout South Crossword ... I ............. 3*B Sports ............. 6-7-A 11olice said the car was moving :10 mph and the flashing crossing lights were pressure"We of the investigation Florida. Teams of officers and Editorial working. No charges were flied, and felt it was time to give up," attack dogs conducted a yard Dear Abby .................1'B %eather 2-A c 39 . . By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer A special committee, named by the Sanford City Commission, hasacreened the applications f or police chief slot, selecting eight for consideration by the commission. Mayor Lee P. Moore, a member of the screening committee along with City Commissioner Eddie Keith and City Manager W.E. Knowles, said city commissioners at a budget session at 4 Monday afternoon will get their "first look-see" at the selection avid "probably screen down" the applications further before scheduling personal interviews with the finalists Salary range for the police chief position, currently held by Ben Butler, is $16,118 to $21,660. Butler, who has been with the Sanford Police Department for 27 years, is to be promoted to public safety administrator and assistant to the city manager. The commission hopes to have Interviews underway or completed by Sept. I, Knowles said, with the new chief on the Job by Oct. 1. Meanwhile, Knowles reports that he has screened applications he will begin calling for appointments for interviews with the sc'en today and hopes to have a selection made soon alter interviews are Completed the end of next week. The committee, which screened the police chief applications Wednesday afternoon, said most of the applicants have either Naccalaureate or masters degrees in a range of fields from criminal justice to business administration to law. Knowles said the group was looking for someone with experience of 10 to 15 years III service and someone who will not use Sanford as astepping stone. The conunitteesays it is not really interested in someone who had retired and wanted the Sanford post only as a second income. Among those applying was retired Orlando Public Safety I)lrector Robert Chewnlng. His application was discarded early in the screening process. One of tile eight finalists is a current niciiiber of the Sanford Police Department. Another 25 applications received after the Aug. liloadline were set aside and not at by the committee from police officers recommended by Orange County Sheriff portunities officer to two groups of seven finalists and semi- Melvin Colman and Winter Park Police Chief Ray Beery. Applications were received from as far away as Oregon and Iowa. - . .... _______________________________ • . • -.. • _______ _______ . _______ 4 'p . . .. - .• '• '-__.. . . Solne of tile applications considered by the committee were %.. for the $11,500 to $15,000 salary range equal employment op. fliudists. The four finalists, Knowles said, are all women. Hesaid - ... .a. - - -- - I- -. Her ald h I b Bob Burger •1 A $35 Parkinll Ticket DownfaH Of ' Son Of Sam i S9C BORDEN JUMBO ........... ROLL 30 is CI. . CHEESE $196 BORDEN - PARTY 89C . DIPS 24 ci . .. ART. RAVOIS C G,-39 2 88 DRINKS i ORANGE I JUICE NEW YORK (AP) — A $35 ticket for parking too " near a fire hydrant led pollee to a reclusive postal worker they said was Son BORDEN LITE LINES Ox. $100 ASST "• 4FOR BORDEN si HAU 3 FOR 100 HALF PINT ROE ' C . BORDEN Vs GAL. FRUR I 1 79c ,, S-L FLOUR ................. Saot,, 78c SLENDER LIQUID .............. ...',......... • ' . • 18.75 01. ac VIVA ASST. PLUMS . HUNT'S TOMATO KETCHUP, GOLD METAL • . •• . Only 8 Stl'* I I I n Runni'O ng For Sanford Polie ce Chief Post 'I BEATIRi iOz. FOR HOT DOG CHILI with force as part of a city settlement with the federal I Equal .qua. Employment Opportunities Commission (EEOC) has said he the Drew Ave. address about 9 p.m. Wednesday with six members of the grand jury, including the foreman. The grand Jurors were seen observing the Lighting of the area by nearby street lights and 0 [GO ... HEFTY SUPER • • ,..i•............ $100 PARADE • - FOR erl- - TRASH BAGS 4 5 grand jury also heard a number of police officers and residents of the Washington Oaks area. Wednesday afternoon the grand jury went to 122 Drew Ave. where the youth was arrested. At that time State Atty. Douglas Cheshire indicated the jury investigation would continue and said Jurors wanted to view the area after hearing testimony about lighting, distances and positions of witnesses. Cheshire returned to —-----.----— • ........•.•... RtiIPlW EI5VV APPLES 1. • 9 C Head BREAD GOOD VALUE Ill 01. GIANT 0 010 Bus" Ii ot.. C I • CREAM U'VLE COIN RINSO .............. • o. 89 BUS" • COLLARD GREENS • 1 M USTARD or TURNIP GRIM I, os. 6SHOWBOAT 1414 Ot. WELCH BUSH BABY 11 Ot. 0000 VALUE 16 Oa. 0 PORK AND 11M 0 TOMATO JUICE ..... 31 Jul 03. 5S C 9 CUT GRIIN BEANS BUTM BIANS le I ROMAY IS Os. lUSH Ii Os. BORDEN COUNTRY STYLI IS Os. C I MI rUM OR MATCN'IM CANS J INSTANT POTATOES..... 79C CASTLIBERRY CAMPBELL'S MUSHROOM or Ii. '3 PIES ieo. 97 FL91SCHMANNIS SUNBEAM MR BIG FAMILY SIZE LOAF " LEGGSOOV COLONIAL SUGAR k— f FLORIDA GRADE A MEDIUM I I C I (LIMIT I PLEASE) I ........................ D01 ________________________________________________________________________________ SAVE / / A DLVW Vi W AND u . Surren FOOT LONG BUNS BACON THICK Lb HOT DOGS FANCY EXTRA LEAN ...,.. Lb VA $ SIZI TENDER SLICED BOLOGNA - EXTRA LEAN BEEF OOc SHORT RIBS ..................................,u,.UU ..•,-. I ALL-MEAT FOOT LONG Lb.3 Lb.$129 •r FH P K i I I er S uspect SUNNYLAND ALL-MEAT 10 o. J7 I BOTTOM •r • QUARTER U. I I Meanwhile, the 16-year. old stepson of officer John C. Moore was scheduled for trial today In juvenile court on charges of disorderly intoxication and assault upon a police officer In connection with his arrest June 25 in the Washington Oaks subdivision when officers responded to citizen complaints of a civil disturbance. The youth was before the grand Jury, as were his stepfather and mother, earlier in the week. The - ' C Lb-89 PORK EARS 100 PCI. PURE 3 Lbs. or More I - HIND 0?ZR MEATY TURKEY NECK, PORK TAILSt LAZY AGED -snap .... Lb.$2" DELMONICO STEAK .00000000900009 C ULTRA BATHROOM $164 AGED GENF ..so .... 0. 0 Lb. HEAVYWISTIRN 43 T IDc HEAVY WESTERN LAZY T=BONE C Lb. ES 98C HIAVY WISTIRN LAZY AGID CUSP E.ZCARVE •B ROAST.606604000000000,06 RI 3 drumsticks 3 wings 3 thighs 3 giblets 3 p. breasts 3 backs HEAVY WESTERN LAZYAGED BEEF Cut and wrapped for your Freezer F RE E--Sublsct to cutting loss ( ESTERN LAZY AGED GENF SHOULDER ROUND 0 CFRY&IMNF CUBE FAMILY PACK or LONDON BROIL $I" •S 5....•••s• ............. so so's .......... si•sss I..... Lb. 9 MILK The Seminole County Grand Jury is expected to end Its probe of "police brutality" allegations in the arrest of the Juvenile depeonotapoliceman with testimony by more wit. nesses today. Through Wednesday the grand jury had heard from 26 witnesN3 in the case. A grand jury report was expected late today or Friday. Lb. W --- Ury Probe Continues By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer U --. On Alleged Brutality I SUNNYLAND SMOKED St .:. -. Lb$ I Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents oft goo own It 1911 V RoUND,PATio or TEXAS CUBED 4 Iveiiiiig 1H1ejmd1d1 FOR 49 • LITE LINI 2 PCI. MILK -_ .- ti I' I 1 I I GAL / J ••• I of Sam," the night stalker who killed six young persons and wounded seven with his .44-call ber revolver. "I'm Son of Sam," pollee said David Berkowitz, 24, told them as he left his apartment building _--- Wednesday night in suburban Yonkers. for Berkowitz outside his apartment house on a back street in Yonkers, a city of got me," l5(0® on the northern officerst3eCaded He border of New York City. did inot re resist arrest There, neighbors described "We have him," a police Berkowitz'as "a nice guy" spokesman for First who kept to himself. Deputy Police CornPolice said they seized missioner James Taylor two shotguns in his said today as police pro. seventh-floor apartment pared to charge Berkowitz and a .44-caliber Charter . with the murder of Stacy Arms Bulldog revolver Moskowitz, the killer's Berkowitz was allegedly latest victim. , carrying on his person. Authorities had waited Ballistics tests early today "----.---.--.1--- confirmed the revolver was the same one which was used hi the killing of Min Moskowitz, 20, police said. Police said the most serious charge was seconddegree murder because New York State law permits first-degree murder charges only ill cases where the death penalty 15 allowed, as in the slaying of a police officer. Berkowitz told them he planned to strike next in Suffolk County, on the far end of tang Island, police said. They said he told them he planned to use the submachine gun in a discotheque or night club, Police said previously that the same .44-cah ber gun had been used in all eight attacks by the Son of Sam. Five women and one man died, three men and four women were wounded. Police said Berkowitz would be booked and arraigned today on charges of second-degree murder, -- attempted murder, assault and possession of a deadly weapon. There was no immediate explanation on why the charge was second-degree murder. connection between the ticket and the shootings that morning of Miss Moskowitz and her date, Robert Violante, came from a mlddle.aged woman walking her dog who ap. parently came face to face with the killer. Police, who refuse to identify the witness, said the woman told them she saw officers ticket the car. • OflieShS eater, a young man "came right up to her, five feet away, and looked saw that I'II ill her she was middleaged, and and walked away. e carried a dark object in 1110 rI,s4,I II4IIU, said one detective. The frightened woman ran home. "She was standing on her stoop unleashing her dog when she heard the shots and the squeal of a horn," said the detective. The woman, afraid Son of Sam might stalk her, waited four days before contacting polict. She told them about the traffic ticket, and police searched through all tickets issued in the early hours of July 31. It led them to Berkowitz. 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PORK SAUSAGE MAD C HOMEMADE FAMILY PACK 89c , Lb. Lb. PORK ROAST I i - I PORK CHOPS .88C PACK Lb. Avg. Lb. 78 88 I C FIRST CUT LOIN LOIN 04 LLMEAT . i I.I. EXTRA MEATY Limit I with 111.411order excluding tobacco. axpiresAug. 11th 3 Lbs. or More STEW ....... Ici PORK CHOPS PORK RIBS 74c I BLADE CUT GEORGIA COUNTRY STYLE I FAMILY PACK Lb AAC I 77 AVAILABLE IN STORES Lb. Lb COLONIAL WITH COUPON . LB 1Z.00 OM MORTONS ASST. LAMBERT'S MAINE SPECIAL BAG 1XCLUDING TOBACCO. FRENCH FRIES DINNERS III'13 Ox. 88c 13 Ox. 69c MISS SMITH FROZEN LEMON or COCONUT CREAM (LIMIT ONE) 5 LBS. "C ' ' CLIP THIS COUPON BAG Limit I with 12S ii order excluding tobacco. Expires Aug. tim TOMATO SOUP 10.7 Ox TALL CANS LONG GRAIN RICE TETLEY CRP lED RIPE TEA LETTUCE TOIAAT013 PILLSBURY PLUS ASST. CAKE C fR REV Lb. mor 3 MIX ........ C ......... 3Lbs. 79 "I believes his stepson was mistreated and beaten by pollee retaliation against two women Jurors were . Moore for filing racial • ,. P acting out a witness 1asflon com plaints. testimony. One woman lay Another reinstated ofon the lawn In the shadow ficer who had filed like of an auto and the other charges, Tony L Brooks woman was observed Jr., was reported to have bending over her. Officer John C. Moore, testified before the grand reinstated to the police jury Wednesday. —---- • _±• 4., ____ (Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd) State .\tty. Douglas Cheshire (second left) with grand jury at Drew Avenue tee scene WIZARD 1100 AIR FRESH .....s603.2 os. FOR 1 .........',....,. FOR 100 ( '........'...............lO Ox. (I CARNATION ers In Miami MIAMI (AP) — Felix Car. by yard search of a residential dicated he will Ma ke a state. denas, the fisherman accused section of Miami's Little ment about shooting. .of shooting tatethiwayPa. . .__•.V Havana . trol Trooper Bradley Steven "We pretty much believe he . -• • . Glascick, surrendered late this • Police also received tips plac. may have been transporting • • morning, according to police. ing Cardenas in Naples, West narcotics that night," said Cos. "We have him in custody," Palm Reach and Riviera -. . • said Angelo Busts, a public in. Beach. eofitksInthe car formation officer with Miami Police reported that Car- when we found it." police. denas told them he spent .5. The capture culminated a Wednesday night on the street, The shooting created a Con. . .• week-long search for the man sleeping outdoors. He said he troversy over the use ofpro(ec. accused of killing Glascock . .. saw a friend this morning who tive vests by troopers. Coliecafter the trooper stopped bim forwinIa 10 cent toll bo him to call Public $ For Veal.? Page .. .. .... U.Cosg rove,po a\ 11 homicide' commander, said WhentheFBienteredthein. FI:L.IX CI%RDENA -..f--. — .J1W_ they received a call at lO: .,. veatigalionTuuday, agents lions were taken up by citizens ••7w "'*)_____ • -. Naid they thought Cardenas groi to u/ the trooper's am. from a man who said Cosgrove added Cardenas would surrender to a i the Police salr! Cardenas -did not may have lit he vests and Gov. Reubin Askew plainclothes policeman of'I a have a shoulder wound as ear- sea. met with budget officials to arstreet corner in Southwest lier thought. Cosgrove said the "We feel that he was In town range for the purchase of the Miami. fugitive (114 have a bandaged all the time," said Cosgrove. vests for the state's 1.200 highCosgrove said a highway pa- finger, which was believed Cosgrove said Cardenas hi- way patrolmen. trol trooper and a police officer f'rom the shooting last week. located Cardenas standing oil Glascock was shot twice after the corner without a sWrt. he stopped a car that rwi a toil ' . "It should be noted that as a result of our investigation in instantly. At the time of the Today 14 West Palm Beach and with the shooting. it was believed CarHerald Photo by Tom VIncifti) Customs and FBI, we were denas was wonndedbyacollege ' tAIU COC #A o Twisted wreckage covered by fire-repellent foam is all that remains of car that headed to that location at this student who was riding with the Around The Clock ..........4-A Dr. Lamb ........... 3-B """ '•" collided with Seaboard Coastline train at Spring Lake Road crossing in time, said Cosgrove. That in- trooper. Bridge ....... ............ 3-ft Horoscope 341 Altamonte Springs 12:52 p.m. Wednesday. The driver, 51aud T. Slegrist, 37 Lake vestigation centered oil drug The shooting touched off a Calendar ................. J.B Hospital ... . ....... MET TRAIN $-A Irene Drives Casselberry, is in critical condition in Florida Hospital s Orlando. smuggling. massive manhunt for Cardenas Comics .................... 3.B OURSELVES .. .. ... 1-2-H believe he did feel the that extended throughout South Crossword ... I ............. 3*B Sports ............. 6-7-A 11olice said the car was moving :10 mph and the flashing crossing lights were pressure"We of the investigation Florida. Teams of officers and Editorial working. No charges were flied, and felt it was time to give up," attack dogs conducted a yard Dear Abby .................1'B %eather 2-A c 39 . . By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer A special committee, named by the Sanford City Commission, hasacreened the applications f or police chief slot, selecting eight for consideration by the commission. Mayor Lee P. Moore, a member of the screening committee along with City Commissioner Eddie Keith and City Manager W.E. Knowles, said city commissioners at a budget session at 4 Monday afternoon will get their "first look-see" at the selection avid "probably screen down" the applications further before scheduling personal interviews with the finalists Salary range for the police chief position, currently held by Ben Butler, is $16,118 to $21,660. Butler, who has been with the Sanford Police Department for 27 years, is to be promoted to public safety administrator and assistant to the city manager. The commission hopes to have Interviews underway or completed by Sept. I, Knowles said, with the new chief on the Job by Oct. 1. Meanwhile, Knowles reports that he has screened applications he will begin calling for appointments for interviews with the sc'en today and hopes to have a selection made soon alter interviews are Completed the end of next week. The committee, which screened the police chief applications Wednesday afternoon, said most of the applicants have either Naccalaureate or masters degrees in a range of fields from criminal justice to business administration to law. Knowles said the group was looking for someone with experience of 10 to 15 years III service and someone who will not use Sanford as astepping stone. The conunitteesays it is not really interested in someone who had retired and wanted the Sanford post only as a second income. Among those applying was retired Orlando Public Safety I)lrector Robert Chewnlng. His application was discarded early in the screening process. One of tile eight finalists is a current niciiiber of the Sanford Police Department. Another 25 applications received after the Aug. liloadline were set aside and not at by the committee from police officers recommended by Orange County Sheriff portunities officer to two groups of seven finalists and semi- Melvin Colman and Winter Park Police Chief Ray Beery. Applications were received from as far away as Oregon and Iowa. - . .... _______________________________ • . • -.. • _______ _______ . _______ 4 'p . . .. - .• '• '-__.. . . Solne of tile applications considered by the committee were %.. for the $11,500 to $15,000 salary range equal employment op. fliudists. The four finalists, Knowles said, are all women. Hesaid - ... .a. - - -- - I- -. Her ald h I b Bob Burger •1 A $35 Parkinll Ticket DownfaH Of ' Son Of Sam i S9C BORDEN JUMBO ........... ROLL 30 is CI. . CHEESE $196 BORDEN - PARTY 89C . DIPS 24 ci . .. ART. RAVOIS C G,-39 2 88 DRINKS i ORANGE I JUICE NEW YORK (AP) — A $35 ticket for parking too " near a fire hydrant led pollee to a reclusive postal worker they said was Son BORDEN LITE LINES Ox. $100 ASST "• 4FOR BORDEN si HAU 3 FOR 100 HALF PINT ROE ' C . BORDEN Vs GAL. FRUR I 1 79c ,, S-L FLOUR ................. Saot,, 78c SLENDER LIQUID .............. ...',......... • ' . • 18.75 01. ac VIVA ASST. PLUMS . HUNT'S TOMATO KETCHUP, GOLD METAL • . •• . Only 8 Stl'* I I I n Runni'O ng For Sanford Polie ce Chief Post 'I BEATIRi iOz. FOR HOT DOG CHILI with force as part of a city settlement with the federal I Equal .qua. Employment Opportunities Commission (EEOC) has said he the Drew Ave. address about 9 p.m. Wednesday with six members of the grand jury, including the foreman. The grand Jurors were seen observing the Lighting of the area by nearby street lights and 0 [GO ... HEFTY SUPER • • ,..i•............ $100 PARADE • - FOR erl- - TRASH BAGS 4 5 grand jury also heard a number of police officers and residents of the Washington Oaks area. Wednesday afternoon the grand jury went to 122 Drew Ave. where the youth was arrested. At that time State Atty. Douglas Cheshire indicated the jury investigation would continue and said Jurors wanted to view the area after hearing testimony about lighting, distances and positions of witnesses. Cheshire returned to —-----.----— • ........•.•... RtiIPlW EI5VV APPLES 1. • 9 C Head BREAD GOOD VALUE Ill 01. GIANT 0 010 Bus" Ii ot.. C I • CREAM U'VLE COIN RINSO .............. • o. 89 BUS" • COLLARD GREENS • 1 M USTARD or TURNIP GRIM I, os. 6SHOWBOAT 1414 Ot. WELCH BUSH BABY 11 Ot. 0000 VALUE 16 Oa. 0 PORK AND 11M 0 TOMATO JUICE ..... 31 Jul 03. 5S C 9 CUT GRIIN BEANS BUTM BIANS le I ROMAY IS Os. lUSH Ii Os. BORDEN COUNTRY STYLI IS Os. C I MI rUM OR MATCN'IM CANS J INSTANT POTATOES..... 79C CASTLIBERRY CAMPBELL'S MUSHROOM or Ii. '3 PIES ieo. 97 FL91SCHMANNIS SUNBEAM MR BIG FAMILY SIZE LOAF " LEGGSOOV COLONIAL SUGAR k— f FLORIDA GRADE A MEDIUM I I C I (LIMIT I PLEASE) I ........................ D01 ________________________________________________________________________________ SAVE / / A DLVW Vi W AND u . Surren FOOT LONG BUNS BACON THICK Lb HOT DOGS FANCY EXTRA LEAN ...,.. Lb VA $ SIZI TENDER SLICED BOLOGNA - EXTRA LEAN BEEF OOc SHORT RIBS ..................................,u,.UU ..•,-. I ALL-MEAT FOOT LONG Lb.3 Lb.$129 •r FH P K i I I er S uspect SUNNYLAND ALL-MEAT 10 o. J7 I BOTTOM •r • QUARTER U. I I Meanwhile, the 16-year. old stepson of officer John C. Moore was scheduled for trial today In juvenile court on charges of disorderly intoxication and assault upon a police officer In connection with his arrest June 25 in the Washington Oaks subdivision when officers responded to citizen complaints of a civil disturbance. The youth was before the grand Jury, as were his stepfather and mother, earlier in the week. The - ' C Lb-89 PORK EARS 100 PCI. PURE 3 Lbs. or More I - HIND 0?ZR MEATY TURKEY NECK, PORK TAILSt LAZY AGED -snap .... Lb.$2" DELMONICO STEAK .00000000900009 C ULTRA BATHROOM $164 AGED GENF ..so .... 0. 0 Lb. HEAVYWISTIRN 43 T IDc HEAVY WESTERN LAZY T=BONE C Lb. ES 98C HIAVY WISTIRN LAZY AGID CUSP E.ZCARVE •B ROAST.606604000000000,06 RI 3 drumsticks 3 wings 3 thighs 3 giblets 3 p. breasts 3 backs HEAVY WESTERN LAZYAGED BEEF Cut and wrapped for your Freezer F RE E--Sublsct to cutting loss ( ESTERN LAZY AGED GENF SHOULDER ROUND 0 CFRY&IMNF CUBE FAMILY PACK or LONDON BROIL $I" •S 5....•••s• ............. so so's .......... si•sss I..... Lb. 9 MILK The Seminole County Grand Jury is expected to end Its probe of "police brutality" allegations in the arrest of the Juvenile depeonotapoliceman with testimony by more wit. nesses today. Through Wednesday the grand jury had heard from 26 witnesN3 in the case. A grand jury report was expected late today or Friday. Lb. W --- Ury Probe Continues By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer U --. On Alleged Brutality I SUNNYLAND SMOKED St .:. -. Lb$ I Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents oft goo own It 1911 V RoUND,PATio or TEXAS CUBED 4 Iveiiiiig 1H1ejmd1d1 FOR 49 • LITE LINI 2 PCI. MILK -_ .- ti I' I 1 I I GAL / J ••• I of Sam," the night stalker who killed six young persons and wounded seven with his .44-call ber revolver. "I'm Son of Sam," pollee said David Berkowitz, 24, told them as he left his apartment building _--- Wednesday night in suburban Yonkers. for Berkowitz outside his apartment house on a back street in Yonkers, a city of got me," l5(0® on the northern officerst3eCaded He border of New York City. did inot re resist arrest There, neighbors described "We have him," a police Berkowitz'as "a nice guy" spokesman for First who kept to himself. Deputy Police CornPolice said they seized missioner James Taylor two shotguns in his said today as police pro. seventh-floor apartment pared to charge Berkowitz and a .44-caliber Charter . with the murder of Stacy Arms Bulldog revolver Moskowitz, the killer's Berkowitz was allegedly latest victim. , carrying on his person. Authorities had waited Ballistics tests early today "----.---.--.1--- confirmed the revolver was the same one which was used hi the killing of Min Moskowitz, 20, police said. Police said the most serious charge was seconddegree murder because New York State law permits first-degree murder charges only ill cases where the death penalty 15 allowed, as in the slaying of a police officer. Berkowitz told them he planned to strike next in Suffolk County, on the far end of tang Island, police said. They said he told them he planned to use the submachine gun in a discotheque or night club, Police said previously that the same .44-cah ber gun had been used in all eight attacks by the Son of Sam. Five women and one man died, three men and four women were wounded. Police said Berkowitz would be booked and arraigned today on charges of second-degree murder, -- attempted murder, assault and possession of a deadly weapon. There was no immediate explanation on why the charge was second-degree murder. connection between the ticket and the shootings that morning of Miss Moskowitz and her date, Robert Violante, came from a mlddle.aged woman walking her dog who ap. parently came face to face with the killer. Police, who refuse to identify the witness, said the woman told them she saw officers ticket the car. • OflieShS eater, a young man "came right up to her, five feet away, and looked saw that I'II ill her she was middleaged, and and walked away. e carried a dark object in 1110 rI,s4,I II4IIU, said one detective. The frightened woman ran home. "She was standing on her stoop unleashing her dog when she heard the shots and the squeal of a horn," said the detective. The woman, afraid Son of Sam might stalk her, waited four days before contacting polict. She told them about the traffic ticket, and police searched through all tickets issued in the early hours of July 31. It led them to Berkowitz. "The car is the key." a police spokesman sa(d, �.. I .2A—EvenInH.raId,1nforFl. D BOB LWYU Cauelberry and two bicycle Herald Staff Writer larceny charges in Altamonte Springs. Police in three cities today Bernosky said the youths were unraveling a crime spree rode the bicycles to Sanford, by two Casselberry runaway getting traffic citations from ages 11 and 13, that ended with the Florida Highway Patrol for a stolen sailboat getting Muck rWIn! 4w. J.4 !tedacces&• on a sandbar near the Sanfoia highway. Wholesale Price Index Down For Second Month In A Now Sanford police detective Torn Bernoaky said the boys have been turned over to Mate of. ficlals at the Sanford Regional Juvenile Detention Center. said they face charges in two residential burglaries In ill $60 billion, The estimate comes from the Edison Electric Institute, which says it based its Coun ty Gets 30 Leffers For SCA $$$ -: j - • Knowles: 'Reckon the state - • - TALLAHASSEE (AP) Pay telephone calls will cost 25 cents in some areas of Florida next Monday and subscribers all across the state will be paying higher long-distance charges both the effect of Southern Bell Telephone Co.'s $133.6-million rate hike. The Public Service Commission signed the formal orders late Wednesday, raising residential and commercial rates for 2.2 million customers of Florida's largest telephone company. - Police Agree On Unionization ORANGE PARK (AP) — A majority of Orange Park's 27-man police department has signed cards authorizing the Teamsters Union to represent them, says Jim Wheeler, head of Teamsters Local 412. I TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Lurene Lewis won't be Florida's first female Highway Patrol troopç' after all. She resigned on her second day at the Highway Patrol Academy, saying she couldn't hack it physically. Ms. Lewis' 28, apparently returned to her home on Big Pine Key, but could not be contacted for comment Wednesday. She submitted a letter of resignation Tuesday, saying "my physical standards are below normal, and I will not be able to keep up with the other recruits," Aluminum Plant Wins Zoner Nod Ell 3 LIne IIys For 'or By DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer — zoning," Knowles said. The Industry through its local BRING IN COMPLETED AD BELOW OR MAIL IT IN TODAY Start your Lucky 7, 3-Line, 15 Words, Classified Ad now!!! Please insert the ad below in The Evening Herald and Herald Advertiser Classified to run 7 days beginning My payment of $7.00 is enclosed, Deadline: Noon before day to run. p I I I I I I I I I • Address_____________________ Phone Number (Payment must accompany Ad unless you have credit with Herald) • representative, attorney Kenneth McIntosh, last week Informed the city wwits to build a 15,000-square.foot building to be used as an aluminum smelter to produce for the I billet needed manufacture of building products such as windows, doors, tub enclosures and ladders at other Keller plants, primarily the plant in Miami. Cod of the land Is $22,500 and the firm has a verbal corn* .i' mitment. said Robert M. Connors, vice president, treasurer and secretary of the I firm to McIntosh in a letter submitted to the city corn- I I I I I I I I I City ••.•• •• •--• • ._••••• Estimated cost of the prestressed concrete building - I would be $100,000; machinery "Malin .,.,._i....,J Evening Henild /Hemm Advertiser •- CLASSIFIED DErAnTxzNT - The three-acre parcel of land west of Cobia Boats on Silver Lake Drive on which Keller Industries wants to locate a $600,000 aluminum production manufacturing facility, is "suitably zoned," according to the Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission, Sanford City Manager W. E. Knowles asked the Planning ': Commission for its opinion after the advisory board had a preliminary discussion cone cerning the industry. "The board said It is suitable Sell your no longer usedor needed articles the economical, fast and efficient way with a quick-action, low cost, Herald Classified ad, Your advertising message is read by thousands of people daily. Discover how profitable it is to use the Want-Ads in the Herald newspapers! Name r - - ---.-•-_•-•- FHP Too 'Physical' For Woman -- and equipment, Including smelter, homogenizer, saws, tables, anti-pollution devices, concrete pads, casting pit, labor etc. would be $442,000; landscaping $10,000 and legal and fees and other miscellaneous expenses $25,000, company spokesmen said. Connors in his letter said that Keller Industries' desire is to fund the project with a tax-free industrial revenue bond through the City of Sanford. He said that proceeds would be paid out of a construction fund set up at a designated trustee bank. Knowles told commissioners the revenue bonds to pay the costs of the facility's construction woul be paid solely by revenues of the facility and would give the city no liability. The industry was encouraged to locate In Sanford by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce "Committee of 25." John Krlder, a member of the Committee of 25, reports that another industry encouraged to locate in Sanford by the chamber group, R and M Manufacturing, currently occupying 40,000 square feet of space on Albright Road off Airport Boulevard is expanding its plant by 12,500 square feet. The firm, which currently had about 45 employes, with the expansion will be adding a second shift to its operation and increasing that to 80 to 85 employes. It and M Manufacturing rebuilds auto-parts including drIv5h5fts and brake drums. K rider said that Liquid Foods Inc. of Miami is expected to close the purchase on the former Southern Shortening plant on 20th Street. The firm manufactures liquid sugar sold to bakeries and bottlers. After the final details of the purchase are concluded the plant will be reopened. It is expected that 25 to 30 persons will be employed. Florida ExtrusiOn, Krider said, also plans to add a second shift. Total employment at this plant will reach about 75. The board agreed, 4-1, to permit Stenstrom to offer the proposal at the hearing of Aug. 25. Board member Robert G. Feather cast the only dissenting vote, lie could not be reached for comment about his vote, Details of which school would be paired with Midway and how It would be accomplished would be worked out between now and the April 1 deadline, according to Layer. Federal officials had ordered integration of the school hi 1970, Do as WCT - • i.e a j1 DAVID McI)ONALD, (RIGHT) POINTS OUTSLyJN(; SCENE IN PHOTO — Wheeler said he has filed a petition for certification with the Florida Public Employes Relations Commission and at the same time charged the city with unfair labor practice. p U.S. District Judge George C. Young, Orlando, who will hear the proposal on Aug. 25. There should be no problem in having the plan agreed to, attorney's office and other state Phone Rates Go Up Monday P.O. BOX '1657, 300 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD Seminole Co. Phone: 322.2611 Orlando-Winter Park Phone RJ.QOQ.l - A six- individuals that traded in the stamps for items that had nothing to do with food. 771 - way tell bouth without paying a — agencies, centered around businesses and • Glcock wss killed by a me-te *1* èóv, throigha free- L ST. PETERSBURG (AP) The Seminole County School Board Wednesday night agreed to a definite plan to intregrate the Midway elementary school beginning in the 1978-1979 school year. But whether it will be given the opportunity to put that plan into action depends on month probe into the illegal use of food stamps has resulted in 41 arrests of persons investigators say traded everything from cash to cow manure for the stamps. A police spokesman said arrests of those named in 59 warrants were made throughout Wednesday. He said most of those arrested were released on bonds ranging from $100 to $2,900. The investigation by city and county police, Eyed WEATHER By MARYLIN SHEDDAN Herald Writer Bought Everything But Food II15 U1 WI Public •• I_•s•• were recovered from the have linked the youths to waters of the Sanford marina burglaries of two more boats at shortly after police discovered the marina and vandalism to a stolen 21-foot sailboat another boat. He said they abandoned on the sandbar near being charged by Sanford the harbor. police with two counts of Bernosky said investigators burglary, grw.J larceny of a .. WIWI. IIIC WLIIpUiII WUWU ..... DUVe to Williams. By MARX WEINBERG .' spend on coal-burning equipment, the taxes I Herald Stan Writer SCA officials say they need 3 they would have to pay for continuing to use $42,000 to receive $100,000 in I Seminole County Commis. "matching funds" from the oil and natWal gas and the cost of Installing sinners have received 30 letters federal Community Services new types of meters. in support of Seminole Corn- Agency. If SCA receives less munity Action (SCA), the than $42,000, the organization private, non-profit anti-poverty would receive less from the agency which has requested federal government to support $ '4 $4000 from the county for the its programs in affirmative fIscal year beginning in action, outreach and October. emergency food and medical Commissioners deadlocked services, community food and For FHP Vests last month over the level of nutrition, a community canfunding for SCA when CommisCommis- nery, Headstart, and home Florida Highway Patrol 10-cent toll, sioners Dick Williams and repair and weatherlzatlon. troopers may get bulletproof said nearly all the Harry Kwiatkowski voted to "Commissioners have been t vests out of public monies, but • money to pay for bullet-proof contribute $20,000 to SCA, the very generous in funding until they do we are going vests could come train a reduc- amount currently budgeted, SCA," Williams said. "They are keep doing whatever we can raise money to buy the vests tlonin the price of the lights and and Commissioners Bill Kir- VCY liberally funded. They ourselves." That's the word speakers. He said the state chlio(f and Bob French said have very little to complain from Jim Maloy, who is expected to pay more than $400 they needed more information about when they're funded apiece for 800 wilts, but the before casting their votes, better than any other coinbeading a drive to obtain heading Commissioner John Kimmunity service agency in the : vedsforallhltroopersworklng price has dropped to less than • $300 freeing about $60,000 to trough was out of town during county. My decision was for in the Seminole County the SCA budget seulcn and has $20,000, and that's where VU Maloy began his drive afterpuie the vests.' Eldrlge Beach, FHP not Indicated how he will vote stand." Cal. the shooting death in Miami last Williams has sent the same week of Trooper Bradley commander, has said that the on the issue. Commissioner lives of five of six troopers who French is on vacation this letter to each person who has Glascoek. Maloy, manager of Farm were shot and killed on duty in week, and Commissioner written the commission In Bureau Insurance agency, recent years could have been Kirchhoff could not be reached support of SCA programs. this morning for comment. Sanford, wants to obtain the saved by bullet-proof vests, Williams' letter says the county Commissioners wiL make a also been generous in vests - through public con-P.aIphDavia,diredoro1Mgh final decision on the level of positions SCA throughjobs the public-service tribution,, but expressed way safety and motor vehicles, funding for SCA by the time fundingfor delight that the legislature requested purchase of such public hearings are conducted federally might transfer funds h*ided the past tire. funded turned him years' down. on the budget Sept. 20 and 27, prehensive EmploymentCornfor other safety equlpin.** into vests and an account for purchasing the when the budget will be ap- Training Act (CETA) program. "1 think it's Important to not proved, but commissioners bufletproof protection. He was no commission has funded bkeptical, however, of how just whiplash the legislature," could change their decision 367 CETA projects, which Iuccessful the legislative effort Biakemore said. "The leglal& based on public testimony at provide jobs in county and city tire did appropriate equipment the hearings, may be. governments and community "This is nothing new. They money based on the pdorftlesofThe letters, Williams said, service agencies in the county. have reacted to a trooper's the I)epertrnent of Highway "we supportive of SCA and Its Oath this way before. This is Safety and Motor Vehicles." The commissioners have approgram not the firM trooper to have He said Cabinet members on how much the county should proved $251,769 In CETA been shot, but the men are Mill should decide for themselves give SCA." Commissioners positions for SCA, which Is 11 pot In bulletproof vests." whether bullet-proof vests have have not received any letters per cent of total CETA project at $2.3 million. : Maloy said he had specific a higher priority than the safety opposing funding for the anti. 1 plans for what to do with the equipment approved by leg- poverty organization, though "1 William' letter also points four vests already purchased Islators. have received a few negative Out commissioners have not yet Seminole by CountySouth Florida civic group comments ton SCA) by phone made a final decision on funbusinessmen and citizens if the Chairman ding for SCA. said tate does provide such have been alalngmooeyto buy calls," vests for troopers statiOned in Iquipiflent for patrolmen. the area, but "I am sine tush Li the effort should be di.mall police force iomewteri couriged. which can use then," he said. I am. readings: tern- a.m., 0:31 p.m., law 11:51 n.m. Cox assured Cabinet aides Chester Blakemore, Gov. 7$, overaii)t law, 72; Pert Canaveral: high $.34 ' Reubin Askew's chief Cabinet that the 1,200 FHP troopers PTa hIgh, 64; n.m., 1:11 p.m., low 11:51 n.m. "aide, and Jim Cos, a Depart- would be required to wear On yesterday's Bayport: hIgh 12:41 n.m., mat of Highway Safety and bsdld-proot veMs it the Mate barometric Presiwe, 36.24; relative humidity, 97 per cent; 11:44 p.m., law 1:51 n.m., 7:00 Motor Vehicles official, said the provides thin). winds, out to sthomt at 10 p.m. PIN t in un ar mj. FORECAST : volves f ds e marked for TIDES P ar tly d.dy with 00 per cent other equipment Daytine Beeb: hIgh 0:14 chesee it rail. Cal. IA. Simmons, óps4y FHP director, explained that money was badgMad to par. chase what he describW a :strobe lights and laudsp.alrs so ronsrscouldcomnumk.t. t with matorlats without walking Vt. to asir, Cars; ; a .'d Stomp. Arrt Hit 4J Thursday, Aug. 11. 171-3A Midway Integrat""ion Pian in i ne maKing FLORIDA IN BRIEF auto burglaries Wednesday Of JJ1 VU Ave., Sanford, boat, petty larceny and reported to deputies that band night at Fern Park. dai11. Deputy Randy Pittman said eq'dment valued at $1,067 wa., Bernosky said the FHP traffic citations he)p.d Barnes was apprehended Inside stoF:n from a vacant house on In identifying the juvenile a burglarized auto at C.reen Nolan Road, off Myrtle Ave. The mining items include suspects. One citation was Meadows Apartments and found In the stranded sailboat Moons was arrested at his two 2mpUflers, a base and the nther In a bura;e, residence a shod time later. guitar, thret' speakers, two Deputleasala hiriiect microphoné añ"d ii atereo, boot at the marina. -- •__ Iflk_I-----LS __AA1_a I uvmg auugni ma uiai me trio uepuiy fl R. L. MOflOfl reported iui'u 1SURULAR suspgc'rs Sheila A. Sirk reported to Sheriff's deputies have are suspects in at least 10 other. deputies that $96 cash and two arrested Albert Hugh Barnes, auto burglaries, Bond for Barnes and Moons diamond rings valued at $700 16, of ai Carriage Hill Circle, Canelberry, and Michael was set at $5,000. Deputies said were missing following a Joseph Moons, 20, of orients Moons was also charged with burglary at her Green Meadows Woods Apartments, Altamonte felony possession of marijuana. Apartments residence at Fern Edward Clyde Spauldlng, 19, Park. Springs, in connection with two CLEVELAND (AP) — A car- plained the contest, which 1* The judge was out of town -munching executive who gan July , was designed to when the animal welfare board sends his secretary to the gre- call attention to what she do- baud the case but his ion, at. eery More for his supply has scribed as the ridiculous and torney John G. Turnbull Jr., ar won the first "pettiest office degrading tasks women often gued that the dog never leftthe procedure" award presented by are required to PCIfOrTfl in con- farm. He said the judge's propCleveland Women Working. nection with their jobs. erty line runs down the middle The award certificate pieof the road. sented with some ceremony Wednesday was accompanied TOWSON, Md. (AP) — ReThe board rejected the arguby a week's supply of carrots — tired Judge John G. Turnbull j ment, ruling that the road had and a map showing the route to going back to court to defend become a public way and that the vegetable outlet near his his dog's right to run free on his the dog was running at large. office. farm near Sparks, Md, It went to the law firm of The judge has appealed tothe Kelley, McCann & Uvingstone. Joan Bengston, a county ani- circuit court, where he presided The organization said the Un- mal warden, saw the black and over trials for years. The identifiedexecutive is one ofthe tan mixed shepherd running in younger Turnbull said he isn't firm's senior partners whom Belfast Road at the 112-acre convinced that the dog was In the women dubbed the "14- farm on April 13. She gave the the road, questioned the law's carrot boss." judge a $15 ticket for violkting constitutionality and said the A representative of the worn- the county animal control ordi. restrictions are unfair to the en's group, Cathy Tombow, ex- nance. dog. WASHINGTON (AP) — An organization representing private, investor-owned utilities ! -- Evening Herald, Sanford, FL r1* WASHINGTON (AP) — Officials of the Carter administration who disagree with the President's stand on abortion reportedly have given up the idea of jointly sending the President a critique of his policy. Well-placed administration sources are saying that between 25 and 30 aides have decided instead to relay their feelings to Carter in personal letters to be delivered early next week. Most of those opposing the President's stand against federal funding of abortions for poor women are female members of the administration. is contending the Carter administration's energy policies will end up costing consumers : - Wins Him 1 st Place Award Consumers Pay For Energy : _4 -- r. 'Aaah, What's Up.Doc?' They Wont Criticize Carter , n_s. - - - _. rouce saia tSarina tSI..inA.... a W94 Y. WASHINGTON (AP) — Wholesale prices declined for the second month in row in July as farm and processed food prices kept Jr ping, the Labor Department said today. The decline of one-tenth of a per cetit in the : wholesale price index was not so big as the seven-tenths decrease the month before. But It marked the first two-month drop since winter, 1976. Wholesale price changes usually show up at the consumer level eventually, but so far grocery store food prices have continued going up. They rose eight-tenthu of a per cent In the latest consumer report in June. The price of raw farm products declined in July 1.8 per cent after a 8.8 per cent decline the month before. In the last three months, farm prices have dropped 10.6 per cent, on a seasonally adjusted basis. . '-a Runaway Teens Arrested In Crime Spree, IN BRIEF ' ____- ThurIday, Avg. ii,im jNATION .., ------------- , Witness: He Paid $ 1,000 For Murder By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Donald Scott Nestlebush, 21, this morning told a circuit court jury at Sanford that he hired two friends for $1,000 to kill his stepfather for his mother, Mrs. Annita Louise Kennedy, 41, of Melbourne. Nestlebush testified that he heard the gunshots but didn't see who fired them, his mother or David James McDonald, 17. He said they both were standing beside 43 yearold Charles D. Kennedy's camper truck on a lonely dirt road south of Rockledge earl, is. the morning of April 4. - Both Donald Nestlebush and David McDonald earlier pleaded guilty to seconddegree murder and agreed to testify against Mrs. Kennedy. Her First-degree murder trial was moved here from Brevard because of e McDonald led Brevard sheriff's agents to a spot on the l'ineda Causeway where a crowbar and the pistol were thrown Into the Indian River. Navy divers later recovered the Weapons. McDonald said Wednesday that another man, identified as Vince Taggart, aborted an extensive pre-trial publicity. Both youths have said Mrs. Kennedy plotted to kill her estranged husband to get his Insurance money. • Nestlebush and Mot)nald have testified that they helped Mrs. Kennedy stalk her husband the night before his death from bar to bar In Brevard County. McDonald testified Wednesday that the trio ' talked of bludgeoning Kennedy with a crowbar and then drowning him, cutting his throat, or beating him and leaving him tied up and burning him In a service station. McDonald testified that the trio followed Kennedy's camper several hours the night of his death and took him at ice pick point to two r mote areas where McDonald says Mrs. Kennedy shot her husband, three times the first time and twice the second after feeling his neck and saying, "lie's not dead." Nestlebush testified today that his mother had furnished the pistol used in the slaying plus a mask and a wig that was to be used. McDonald said Mrs. Kennedy was wearing the wig when she shot her husband. attempt to kill Kennedy when the youth fell Into a ditch with the pistol near Brevard Coinmwilty College. Mrs. Kennedy's trial Is expected to continue through Friday. Assistant State Atty. Joel Dick said If she Is found guilty he will ask for the death penalty. - It's OK: They're 'Customs' TALLAHASSEE (Al')— Ytould you pay $225 a yard bra new rug? That's what the state spent on four new rugs installed recently in the Governor's mansion, It was reported that the rugs cost a total of $29,050 which comes to $25 a square toot. "These are custom made, they didn't buy them off the rack," said Ron Sacks, Go. Reubin Askew's deputy press secretary. "That's where the coat Is." The Governor's Mansion Advisory Committee recommended purchase of the rugs replace worn old ones in the living and dining rooms. The old rugs were installed in 1957, when the Mansion was built. to The new rugs are handtufted virgin wool and were custom-designed for the Mansion. They are light brown, beige and green and are decorated with Florida objects such as palm fronds, orange blossoms, sunbursts and dolphins. Ewing Interior Design of Winter Park sold the rugs to the state, submitting the low bid price. Th e firm sold a 17-by-30 foot rug for the dining room and three 12by-18 loot rugs for the living room. An interior decorator said the rugs cost about $25 a square loot. "They are paying more per square loot than most people pay a square yard," the decorator said. according to ugl Stenstrom, school board attorney. "If someone asks me judge has to agree to it, I would have to say no," said Sten* strom, "but since It was the fed-' eral government which sued us and since they have now agreed with us as to what can be done, It would seem the judge will be willing to sign a consent decree saying we can delay the move until next school year." The plan agreed upon by Supt. William P. (Bud) Layer, the school ard and Burtis M. Dougherty attorney for the Dept. of Justice, Washington, D.C., is to combine Midway with another elementary school, possibly by putting kindergarten through second grade in one school and third through fifth grades in the other. Detailed plans on how to accomplish the integration would be presented to the Court by April 1, 1978. bo Altamonte Woman Burned - 'Good budget', Page 5A integration of Midway still another year. That plan would require four Sanford area elementary schools be closed gradually, that their physical plants be used for other facilities which the school board must have, and that a new school be built In Sanford on or near the new school board offices property on Celery Avenue. "The Florida attorney general has said we must have a teacher-learning center by the f l of 1979," said Layer, "and we also need space for the TMR (Trainable Mentally al Retarded) programs and a - and the board made an effort to staffing diagnostic center," he comply by re-zoning school said, offering examples of uses districts to allow about 60 white to which the present small students to attend Midway, then Sanford elementary schools an all-black school. The federal might be put. government approved that plan, but only few of the white "In or near Sanford we have students attended the school, four small schools we could Layer said, and presently there convert to special use. Then the are about a dozen white state would provide the students in the school's necessary funds to build a new school." said Layer. population of 303 However, the federal "Hopefully that school would government says the in- be available for occupancy by tegration order was never the fall of 1979. if we had that in complied with, and in June, the the works, the U.S. Justice 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Department might allow us Appeals upheld the U.S. Justice another extension," Layer said. Department's claim that the lie added that If the new school had not been integrated, school did become possible and The present order from Judge. the delays were granted it Young that the school be In- would be ready before the date tegrated for the current school actually required for the in. year resulted from that tegration and, as a school indecision. corporat.ig students of all Layer and the board also races in Sanford, would meet agreed to pursue an alternative the requirements of the Justice plan which could delay the Departm nt- e 11111111 Angel Ayala, 41, of Spring Oaks Boulevard, Altamonte Springs, was Sunday 1-5 pm Only listed in serious condition today at Florida Hospital South. Orlando, from burns MANY ITEMS received in a flash fire and explosion at the J.M. Fields store in Winter Park Wednesday. Mrs. Ayala, an employe of the department store, 5O- 7O according to Winter I'ark police, may have accidentally ignited an oilbased refrigerant fluid and some filters about 4:20 a.m. in the store's boiler room. A hospital spokesman said the Altamonte woman received burns over 60 per cent of her body and is in the hospital's intensive care unit OFF COMPARATIVE PRICES SEE OUR AD IN SUNDAY HERALD go UMNISHuQ 5OU04IMN H06.43 5ICI III 1100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD OF SANFORD J Sears')] TIRE BARGAINS LIMITED QUANTITIES IN ALL SIZES REG. NOW SIZE SIZE REG. 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In December, 1918, she will be cornplethig her twentieth year in the office and she has The Clock Hhodesians, black and white, have one problem in :comnrnn - a lack of time. Some observers, including officials in the State ' Department, believe that the situation in Rhodesia ! deteriorated to the point where furth er negotiations cannot produce anything. Others think that It still Is possible to avert another disastrous ,cIvII 1 has war in Africa. In public and on the record both Britain and the United States insist that they plan to continue to negotiate as long as the antagonists are willing to talk. Considering the potential consequences of a Rhodesian explosion, In which the world's major powers have an interest, London and Washington should be given an A for intent. However, their grades for actual effort should be something less, and that assessment has nothing to do with the hours of summit meetings on Rhodesia or the dedication of U.S. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and British Foreign Secretary David Owen. Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith is clever, 4, deceptive, ironwiHed and committed to the perpetuation of white minority rule. He also is a realist who can see the end of white aspirations in Rhodesia as well as the next man. I Rhodesia is fighting a murderous war In the countryside. Its economy is failing. Some 1,000 white Rhodesians are fleeing the country each month. Rhodesia is becoming increasingly isolated from the world and its white minority is torn by bitter differences of opinion. In an effort to stop the erosion, Mr. Smith has called an election on Aug. 31, hoping that it will give him a mandate so that he can rewrite the constitution and give blacks a bigger role in government. But it must be apparent even to him that the election is a delaying technique — however It turns out. If he loses the show is over. If he wins Mr. Smith will not be able to give more than token civil representation to blacks because of his political realities. Blacks would not accept the tokenism. Indeed, only'two hundredths of one per cent of the 6.3 million blacks in Rhodesia will be permitted to vote on Aug. 31. But Mr. Smith and his constituency are in a corner and, like an animal in a corner are fighting desperately against Impossible odds. The question Is why the United States and Britain have let matters reach this point. As Mr. Owen has said, the resolution of Rhodesian problems will come from the people "who intend to live together in a nonracial, black-majority ruled Zimbabwe." Yet Britain and the United States are assisting those African frontline states trying to Impose a solution on Rhodesia with guns. And It is tragic that Britain, the power responsible for solution in Rhodesia, has not committed herself to assuring law and order in Rhodesia during the transition period to black majority rule. That alone may have prevented Mr. Smith from stalling. The key to success In the last effort at peace, if matters have come to that, may well be South Africa. South Africa could bring Rhodesia to its sensibilities almost overnight by choking off Rhodesia's access to the sea. And South Africa can force concessions from all of the frontline African states waging war on Rhodesia. To one degree or another all of them are dependent on Pretoria for jobs, economic aid and vital transportation links. The time has come for the United States and Britain to lean on South Africa. Hard. Not oniy would that possibly avert needless bloodshed in Rhodesia, it might also convince South Africa that It would be folly for Pretoria to follow Rhodesia's dead-end path. ' .. been with the city longer than any other current employe. In addition to acting as guardian of city records, certifying documents and keeping minutes of meetings, the city clerk presently serves as office manager and has administrative duties beyond the By JANE CA&SELBERRY scope called for in the revised charter, which also provides for a hired administrator, Last year when she ran for her 10th term, she run deep In Rhodesia, but all : • ________ r3I 'lime Is Running Out In Rhodesia 1 • • h Hostilities t'ho ___________ a,6cema; Month, 2:40; 6 Months, 114.20; n, Year, $25.40. By Mall: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20,, 12 Moil..X lbs, $3240. " 'i "The days of the Onnies are gone," remarked Councilmen June iormann at the Lungwood Council work session on the revised city charter. Council was discussing the section concerning the city c!erk In the proposed document and Mrs. Lormann was referring to long-time City Clerk Oh r:,d on the chter r61 committee, The new charter, yet to be approved by council and the electorate, calls for an appointed rather a ... 0-111 .. thnaneiec...., h'U UI *3 *ñii'ii and goes Into effect before the 1978 city election, indicated this would he her last term. According to the Home Rule Law, she will then be eligible for one-half her current salary for life, In 20 years, Mrs. Shomate has only bee n opposed for re-election three times and last December 7 she defeated her opponent Mrs. Bettie Brown 670 to 457, te'ivItg nwce votes than any other candidate for office in the city election. When charter committee chairman Bill Carpenter said, "The city clerk l . 'nunci1's biggest he knows where Illinc skeletons are", he may very well have been thinking about Onnie, for she looks after her city like a defensive mother hen. It is said she knows more about Longwood city government operations and machinations than any other person. For all her knowledge of local goings. on she can be quite taciturn and Is not averse to sitting by tight-lipped while councilmen hang themselves. When asked, "If you knew, why didn 't you tell us?" Her stock reply is "You didn't ask me." Several city officials In the past have clashed with Onnie and attempted to unseat her without success. They come and go, while she still manages ' • to stay in office. One thing guaranteed to raise her ire is to criticize the way she makes up the agenda for council meetings and councilman Parker Anderson has clone no. Challenging Oimle in the oneration of her domain usually proves an exercise In futility, however, as she usually wins out In the end. It is rumored that she Is looking to retirement by grooming her daughter, Linda Martin, for the post. ,,,i,.lI_, mfnutM 1)1 Mrs.. Mrin. !'r" meetings. Could be before she turns over the keys to the city she wants to make sure it will be in good hands. Ala recent council meeting Council Chairman J. Federal I 'Grease Is Urged An A nrinic — Are A Mess ____ __________________ WASHINGTON - Anyone who gets a kick out of watching moss grow sho uld consider a career with one of the federal regulatory agencies. The pace is perfect. - Nobody has ever accused the government of -_, excessive speed in the conduct of the public's business, but the regulatory commissions are in a class by themselves when it comes to foot- dragging. Rem em ber the old Geritol ads about "tired blood' s' It took the Federal Trade Commission 10 years to force the makers of the tonic to cease and desist from deceptive advertising. But that was far from a record. A dispute between two sta tions in Albuquerque and New York City over the allocation of a certain radio frequency has been pending at the Federal Comm unications Commission for 36 years. two-year study by the Senate Governmental Affairs Affairs Committee has di sclosed that "undue delay" is the single greatest problem of the federal regulatory process. Business, consumers and taxpayers are paying an incalculable price for the mail's pace of business at the alphabet soup agencies like the FTC, FCC, ICC (Interstate Commerce Corn- ....,. '--- I . • .' • -• • • • • . ;. •. • I Humphrey saying it is about time the president showed a little fiscal restraint, and with more Own half of all taxpayers characterizing their Income taxes as "excessively high," In order to be taken seriously, it is incumbent upon anyone proposing that the federal government do more to say (a) how much "more" will cost, and (b) how this increased cost will be financed. This being the case, it is impossible to take seriously the program laid out by Vernon Jordan, the executive director of the National Urbane League. There is more at stake than money hi many regulatory proceedings. More than seven years after Congress passed the Child Protection and Toy Safety Act, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has still not adopted government regulations on mechanical hazards toys. "How many children have been Injured who might otherwise not have been?" It Is impossible to say," the study reports. But the CPSC itself has estimated that in fiscal year 1976 some 43, youngsters 8 years old or younger were treated at hospitals for injuries associated with toys All too often, there is no incentive for industries to seek a speedy resolution of cases — • • . ¶ Jobs his dollars helped to says: "I don't know." Irish-Americans, backed by a strong folklore, make the violence worse." By June, the four Then what about that "expanded" food stamp has always shied the United States away from leaders served a formal notice on Secretary of program, which now costs about $6 billion a lending what could be considerable assistance to State Cyrus Vance that they endorsed a peaceful year. How much more does the Lague think this Northern Ireland. President Carter clearly settlement In Ulster. program should be "expanded?" 1 5' 0 It's 'Good Budget,' I I I' - !, 01I I 4. AUGUST 10, 1977 ADMISSIONS: Sanford' Audrey Butler Annie Chambers Willie M. Lowery Opal L. McEechern I - - 'I perse the crowds, but protestperse ers responded by hurling bricks and bottles at the police and troops. At least 15 persons were injured and 20 or more demonstrators were arrested. Sherwin-Will/urns longest lasting latex hoisepaint, 4-104 Ant i-V Flat or Gloss. 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'plications. - Approved revised forms for application for employment by the school board, reports on employment applications and related forms to include the wods "an equal opportunity employer." — Approved grievance procedure for handicapped persons employed by the school board who feel they have been liscriminated against. — Approved bids in the amounts of $14,517.55 for lumber; $16,172.46 for school supplies; $16,063.60 for paper supplies; and approved a purchase order for $3,070.80 for testing materials, ' HOSPITAL NOTES - psiatlig p,1I.ms SALE to our fully CerlJicd house paint specialists or ask about Pro gal our pruhit-in solving manual reg $1093 Satin Enamel SALE 'ago! reg $1193 1s,it Sal,' ends Sept 6 I , % BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Alan (Debra) paddock a girl, Enterprise -' ville F DISCHARGES: .m Sanford: iT[~T/ I % I I FF ~Jt - , I - ks 0 V_'~ _ _ ,J W FU RNITURE rvw wwwuu,. / ;S. J. Dupree , Doris A. Elder ' Nathaniel Grooms Viola L. Johnson NH r3 j AA, : Raldah Baker . coupdrelty Cluin ROAD I ___J 7 "We've had no specific infor- visit, but her presence ag- _________________________________________________________ personal "Mom and Dad saidal/we want/s sm'ilediafe graIilIca,,o,, 'Do you ha any I • 41 constituents, 0 If# r : . "l. Free coffee and donuts Fri , Aug. 12th I a.m. to 12 rmn during Grand Opening ! . An unexploded bomb had been discovered at the university 11 days ago. Hundreds of Roman Catholic extremists parading behind a banner calling Elizabeth the "Queen of Death" battled troops in violence-prone Belfast Wednesday. Security forces blocked the illegal march and tried to disis QUEEN I'lIZ,I1ET1I the Britannia's naval escort for an*iil 1esion her controversial two-day visit to troubled Northern Ireland, soon sniiled as more than 1,800 and new to the campus at Cole- children cheered her. ralne, 45 miles north of here. Sharpshooters manned roof. The IRA issued a strongly worded warning to authorities tops, helicopters buzzed over and to the queen: "Clear the the surrounding countryside university buildings of all civil- and army patrols combed the iaiis. Clear the grounds of chil- brushland around the complex The royal couple arrived In • di'Cll ' "Any bomb fatalities or Northern Ireland early Wedserious casualties will be your liesda' and were scheduled to responsibility Eliza-brit, your sail for western Scotland day to remember. This is no tonight. hoax." The 51-year-old monarch has "Eliza-brit" is a derogatory not yet personally witnessed any violence during her twoday IRA epithet for the queen. — someone A l e __________________ area. Accompanied by her husbaud, Prince Philip, the queen boarded a helicopter on the guided missile destroyer File, — Hamilton 4111111 EGG and OMELET HOUSE 'RESTAURANT university's campus despite cheeks in the hour visit to the university, which was ringed by several thousand British troops. business offers our n&ional legislators more than books to researchers, for example, to help privileged borrow. it also provides a research service BERRY'S WORLD 'IT massive security "day to remember." Informed sources said the British monarch was told of the IRA threat aboard the royal yacht Britannia, anchored off County Courthouse. Board members made no changes in the budget, which will require a continued $8.00 per $1,000 assessed valuation, according - to Roger Ha rr is, assistant superin tendent for and finance. The budget is $7,588,363.87 more than last year. In other business, the board: I " Approved the Hartford Company as Insurance carrier for employes of the school system for the 1977.1910 school year. Approved a field trip for the Lake Brantley "Patriots" marching band to participate'in the Southeastern Marching Band Contest in Abbeville, S.C., Oct. 1 - Approved revised applications forms for reports on ap- 44 th 12 On Tuesday, a small onepound bomb, believed placed by Irish Republican Army (IRA) sympathizers, exploded on the Army guerrillas warned they had "breached security" at the campus and would make it a Layer Tells Board WASHINGTON— The Library of Congress Some members of Congress have used the obediently telephoned the answers to O'Neill's Rep. Hamilton Fish, Jr., had a delicate office, but first he wrote down the questions 01) a problem, which a request slip explained thusly: youngsters with their schoolwork. Rep. Ronald cviifidential request slip: "Member, who is a Republican, Is scheduled to whose 500 harried researchers will check out Ho Gliui's daughter needed some overnight "If staffer had funds in a Swiss bank and died, speak before an all-Democratic group. Seems anything that might arouse a congressmana research on prison reforms he to meet a school what problems would be encountered in the is addressing a group in a subdivision of New, curiosity, no matter how idle. deadline. Explains the confidential request slip: inheritor's getting the money into the U. S.?" York that has recently swept all Republicans out What would House Speaker Thomas "Tip" "For Member's college-age daughter for a And this one: "If staffer had property in Herof office. Wants its to prepare 2.3 pages of 'tongue O'Neill like to know about Swiss bank accounts? school project ... A good bibliography would also muds ad died, would estate taxes have to be and cheek' remarks, i.e., a light congrat ula tory Are there some historical tidbits about the be useful." paid to both Bermuda and Britain; or is then address." Hudson Valley that Rep. Fish, Jr., H.A spokesman said the research was really some ki nd of reci procal agreement? Wha t N.Y., could slyly drop as he travels around the prepared for a frien Fish also wattled to impress Voters in the d of the congressman a problems would there be?" area? Hudson Valley with his profound knowledge of daughter. It may have been Improper, the A spokesman suggested the questions must h Would the area. Explained a confidential ,,By please complete a school spokenan conceded, to ask the CBS to expedite have come from a constituent. The speaker also Friday, (Fish) would like materia slip: on bicenproject for the daughter of Rep. Ronald 13o Ghui, the research. But he insisted it was "ap. requ ested the score of the m usical, "Carnival." tennial happenings fl-Ga.? How can Vice President Walter Mondale propriate" to request information for school. Vice President Mondale wanted to know how a Member would like In to the be (mid-Hudson Valley). find a foreign pen pal for a coudltumt? What aged able to throw out little young constituent could find a foreign pen pal, facts hi should Rep. Daniel flood, D.•Pa., say to the w le visiting in the district during recess '1 Sen. Robert Byrd, D.W. Va., would agree. He age 13 to 16, preferably In Switzerland. And Rep. • 'Well, in 1176 in Wyoming Valley Catholic Laymen's Retreat has asked Cold Springs, thus and such the research service to provide his Elliott Levitaa, D.-Ga., asked for the recipe for happenedlil" League? He 41so requested 1,200 to 1,500, student constituents with everything from the Mongolian beet. w Whatever the inquisitive folks on Capitol Hill Mate song of Georgia to charts of the United Several members of Congress use the CBS to Cu11-chosen words comparing the Egyptian and want to know, the Congressional Research States Cblul revolutions. . And Sen. Herman Talmadge, D'Oa., write their speeches. Rep. Daniel Flood has Wlth5O)reaeard1erato call upon, o ur I' Service CRS will try to find the answers. Upon ordered the CBS to help one of his si de's off- requested a few heartfelt words for every con30111 request, the researchers oIon sometimes can appear to be will spend up to 50 hours spring with college homework on the Judicial celvable occasion from a Masonite ordination to they are. wiser than Oil a single project. They handle upwards of system. the detbcatIonofanEaster Seal Society hospi tal . 300,000 congressional Inquiries annually, a Some legislators have sought in- On one occasion he required separate speeches service that coats the taxpayers about $20 million formation from the r WHO'S NEWS— Leon Jaworski, the former esearch service. See. for a Wyoming Valley monument meeting and a Watergate Prosecutor who is now trying to a year. get top Robed Dole, R.-Kan., the 1078 Republicanvice communion breakfast before the Wyoming t answers are I1dentl*1 and presidential co ndidate, asked CBS for a Va he bottom of the Korean scandal, has beeti All the lley Catholic Laymen's Ret reat League. griping to confida nts about Attorwy General unavailable to the taxpayers who pay for tile genealogy of his famil y. • Apparently, Sen, Hubert Humphrey, D.. Griffin Bell. The moment Jawor ki was apresearch. A CBS spokesman contended that From Speaker Tip O'NeUI's office came a Minn., even has a favorite speechwriter at CBS. pointed, mod of the Inquiries are proper requests for hush-hush request for he information about Swiss His office specified that Lie. Nickerson should briefing congrgrumped, Bell suddenly began information mat Congressman need in their. *sik essmenabout his own Korean accounts. The researcher not only was write a 30-minute speech for Humphrey work. But some of the confidential requests we informed it was "for personal use" to investigation. Jnworski suspects the Attorney but was also deliver to the National Association of Secondary (;enral have sn are questionable. Is trying to grab credit in advance for instructed not to submit a written response. lie School Principals, any successes, GR AND OPEN ING FRIDAY, T1ffJ! mation that there's anything to gravated the bitter sectarian it police spokesman said of hostilities behind a rash of tin' warning. A bomb exploded bombgs and street clashes on the campus Just two days Wednesday. The proposed 1977-1978 school board budget "isa good budget," ago. Traveling by helicopter in'Cs' Supt. William P. (Bud) Layer said, after the board voted Wed. The queen, wearing a floral stead of motorcade as a securnesday to tentatively approve the $59,640,311.99 budget and allow hat and dress, looked nervous ity precaution, the queen was to the board to advertise it as required by law. as she stepped from the red, attend a round of functions at Public hearing on the budget was also tentatively scheduled for twin-engined Wessex helicopter the university, situated in August 24, at the regular school board meeting in the Seminole onto the lawns at the 300-acre Coleraine, on the northern tip of JACK ANDERSON AND LES WHITTEN No Request Too Obscure For Researchers BELFAST, Northern Ireland (API - Queen Elizabeth If iwided by helicopter at the tJniversity of Ulster today less than an hour after Irish Republican when Casselberry City Planner Dale MacMahan failed to show up at the meeting. MacMahan at the July committee meeting was assigned the task of preparing a model Inter-local agreement. Most of the Seminole cities have said they will give the county "moral" but not monetary support for the "regional" landfill, Sanford City Manager W. E. Knowles, Sanford's representative on the committee, has said that Sanford may be willing to participate with funding for the project, now that plans have been abandoned by the city to have its own landfill. Schuder has told the committee that the county will float a "revenue bond issue" to be repaid from revenues of the landfill to acquire the property and place the new facility in operatip, ,7he ideal site the county ha,. been •i searching for, offid.1s say, would be located pentrally in the Five Points airs. THE LONDON ECONOMIST creases. I" Wams 'EIizc,-Irjf' -'Day To Remember compose an litter-local agreement among the cities and the rocky County Antrim coast, the county assuring support of the municipalities for the nightbut refused to cancel her eight. county "regional" landfill were stymied Wednesday • represents Llnowitz's protect but strengthen our Panama City, they were returning from Pan- term as specialwhen ambassador cxnational security interests," ama today to meet with Carter. Panamanians took the day Off pired. Now the White House said Linowitz and Bunker to celebrate the new accord The President, at the White hopes to have the treaty drafted statement Wednesday night In after their leader, Gen. Omar House for his first full day of by the time Congress Torrijos, decreed a national returns Paiiama City. work after a five-day vacation from its summer recess in holiday. Torrijos said the in his hometown of Plains, Ga., September. "It will also be a strongly agreement "signifies the recovwill receive e copy of the treaty The agreement reached late positive element in our overall cry of Panamanian sovereignty once the principles of the Wednesday is known to call for relationship with our Latin agreement are drafted into turning the canal and adjacent American neighbors...," they over all its territory." treaty language. To stem criticism in ConCanal Zone over to Panama by said. "He wants the treaty in his the end of this century. It also U.S. officials in Panama City gress, the President has sent every member a message urgbig all senators and represents. tives not to lock themselves into The Council of Government's committee's efforts to 1. (•' , • unrest- 0 Kercher said. Du ring the county's search for a 300-acre site only one offer was made to the county involving 1,500 acres north of Lake Jessup and that was found to be "Inappropriate," Kercher said. "It squishes when you walk on it even during the dry season," the planner said. Kercher heads the county committee handling the sanitary landfill problem. Schuder has said that state regulations for landfills require the highest prime land and estimated acquisition of 300 acres could cost $1042 million, • Ireland N Herald Staff Writer - WASHINGTON — With the federal governmeat currently spending more than $1 billion a day (53 to ns of $20 bills), with the deficit now rwuilng close to $60 billion, with even Hubert Carter, in which he accused the president of betraying the hopes and needs of black people, Mr. Jordan called for, am ong other things: " •• Federally supported and directed "increases" In basic social services, such as health. ' "' educa tion, t rans portation and youth programs; "massive" creation of housing opportunities for low, and moderate-Income families, within a "national" housing policy that "assures" a decent, safe and sanitary home for every family; and a federal urban economic development program that includes "guaranteed jobs" for all who can work and an Income assistance system. President Carter is planning, despite tactful thinks that he can outflank those few who believe,fit In addition, explaining to his Urban League denials from the White House, to push American in continuing armed struggle in Ireland and win that the't" WIn the Nation's eaitàl money towards Northern Ireland — a distinct the support of the vast majority who would like not to "party or but to plan and to change in attitude from the studied American to see the administration give positive support to pressure," Mr. Jordandemanded: a "massive," silence of the past which has often been taken as the old country. In the spring of 1976 Jimmy "expanded" federal "public service Jobs tacit sympathy for the Irish Republican Army. Carter, the candidate, had little support from the program; food stamp "expansion;" and a The Carter initiative, still very much at its largely urban, northern, Catholic, Irish voters, national health insurance plan, * formative stage, could be anything from a So he succumbed to folklore, walking down Fifth Terrific. So, who's going to pay for all this and modest statement encouraging private Avenue in a St. Patrick's day parade with a "Get how will it be financed? What's the price tag on American investment iii the province to a more England out of Ireland" button pinned on his this bill of goods? ambitious dollar-denominated aid program coat. Since then things have changed. "Well," says James Williams, director of offering real incentives to industry. The single But not because Britain has made any communications for the Urban League, 'there idea would be to create jobs, one of the few imaginative attempt to explain to the United are no dollar figures on this program." Why, I necessities upon which both Protestant and States the problem it faces In Ulster. It has not. ask? "I don't know," he says, 'whether th e Catholic politicians in the province agree. Great I nstead four leading Irish-American politicians, programs were cooled out or whether Mr. Jorcare would be taken to see that '10 partisan actingas a group, have tried to do the sensible dan just chose not to use these costs." He bucks political or religious connotations could be put °n thing. Their progress has been remarkable In me to Dan Davis, a special assistant to Mr. the program. Jordan. swaying public opinion. The goveriunents in Britain and Ireland have So, what's the price tag, I ask Mr. Davis? remained surprisingly coy about the idea. They hi March Tip O'Neill, the speaker of the Well, "you really can't put a price tag on these are wrong to do so. America already has the House of Representatives, Hugh Carey, programs," he explains, because it Is "very largest slice of foreign investment In Ulster and governor of New York, and Senators Edward difficult" to do so. the jots that a Carter-inspired program could Kennedy and Daniel Patrick Moynihan issued a Saying that he didn't even have any create would be exactly those the province most St. Patrick's day appeal for an end to all private mln[mum•niaxjmugn ballpark numbers, Mr. needs: modem, profit-making jobs in the private American support for the IRA. In April Carey, Davis does say: "The rangs of possible costs is sector. The idea is to suggest investment only In speaking In Dublin, called Ulster's terrorists very large." companies "responsive to natural market for. "assassins." By May Kennedy felt confident I try some specifics. About that "expanded" ces;" exactly not the traditional loss-making enough to tell an Ireland Fund dinner in New public jots program, how much "expansion" si industries that are now being propped up In the York: "While the killing In Northern Ireland does the league want? Oh, about 4.3 million more province. goes on, let no American have it on his con- p6lic Jots And what would this cost? Mr. Davis In the past a small minority of the 15 mIllion science that his effort or • — November with appropriate zoning by December, an Impossible feat. He also said that the county, which has been searching for months for a 30acre site which would handle the countywide needs for a sanitary landfill adequate for 15-20 years plus provide at a future time a site for a resource recovering program, is lowering its sights. The county noW may have to see what it ca do to acquire 1004o.150 acres, he said. Efforts by city officials to aid the county in locating an appropriate site have been fruitless. Seminole County Planner Bill Kercher's office is now compiling a lIst of all 100-acre parcels in unincorporated areas of the county to assist In the site search. The new site, would replace the county's current Osceola landfill, deemed unsuitable by DER because of the high water table on the property. DER regulations require at least a five-foot separation between garbage and the water table at a landfill. "Once we get the list, we'll eliminate those sites with soil and other conditions that i.....lSIII of •• u,n,,l,l n,hlhII U IUflU4IIl In his widely publicized attack on Jimmy '- Senate study noted. No one is certain how much of that cost sheer waste from inexcusable delays, but the committee said it is surely tens of millions of dollars. The railroads alone have estimated they lost $2.2 billion during the years 1967 to 1975 as a result of ICC delays on rate iii' before the regulatory agencies especially when the outcome is likely to require them to halt some profitable practice. And when business Is seeking a benefit from the government, such as a license or a rate in. crease, those opposing the request often deliberately encourage delay. • '." mission), FPC (Federal Power Commission), CAB (Civil Aeronautics Board) and so forth. "While the annUal federal budget for regulation is almost $3 billion, estimates of the total cost of regulation to the privkte nd public sectors range from $16 to $130 billion," the In __________________________________________ , • said, mcan WASHINGTON (AP) Pres. hands," White House Press makes a big thcres.Q xpect positions opdsin itlre y at officials acknowledge it won't tlIt Carter is getting a per- ' tviary Jody Powell told re- p1yizients (or use of can*l. Carter to makes public address least until they see it and he be easy to muster the 87 votes sonal report from his negotia- porters before leaving Georgia. The pact provides Panama soon to rally support for the talks to them about it. tors on their needed for ratification. historic agreement 'lie wants logo over it word for with hundreds of millions of terms of the treaty. They said to relinquish control of the Pan"We are going to have a pretword, line by line. And he wants dollars in aid for the life of the be might go to Panama to sign ty d The House of Representatives ama Canal by the year 2,000. ecent treaty," Powell said. must pass enabling legislation it. the National Security Council treaty and guarantees The pact crowns efforts for a The administration co unts as par t of the ratification procand the Cabinet to go over it, rioted transit through the canal. new treaty that began Panamanian officials said perhaps 50 senators as inclined ass, but only a majority vote is with too." th ere were plans to Invite Latin to favor a new treaty, 22 as bloodshed 13 years ago. "From the point of view of the needed. And Panamanian votCarter had hoped to reach an United States, we are confident American chiefs of state to a tending to oppose it and the rest ers must pass judgment on the U.S. Ambassadors Sol Linowagreement oil principles by that this treaty will not only treaty-signing celebration in undecided. Administration treaty in a plebiscite. itz and Ellsworth Bunker said Wednesday, C" have a new sanitary landfill site by November, Public Works Director Jack Schuder told city representatives at the Council of Local Governments in Seminole County solid waste committee meeting Wednesday night. Schuder said the state agency wants the county to sign a "consent order" promising to have the site in hand by JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. Regulatory • Thursday, Aug. ii, 1C77—SA Panama Will Control Canal Rv 2, 000 The county commission is still "under the gun" from the state Department of Environmental Regulation (DER) to B. Grant made it clear he still favors an elected city clerk. He expressed concern that if council had the power to hire and fire a city clerk, the clerk might find it politically expedient to bow to pressure to go along with something that might not be exactly "kosher". City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. empathized with this, saying pensively, "The city attorney has the same problem. I may know law, but that doesn't mean I'll have a Job next year." ANGL EWAL TERS Carter Sends Pleas To congress Landfill Site Time Nears - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. , :toivs !.cMdfq --- arg MI HPØI *4 flu ' w.ma*4c,.dk,.mj S . , I~ . EASY CREDIT TERMS i 318 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD PH. 322-681 �Qne-Year Sentences For Crowder, Rees;e Criticized MiAMI IAPI - The one.year sentences given two former Miami Dolphin football players ;fnr selling cocaine ts being crf!cized b pcllce. prosecutors and civic leaders as being too Circuit Court Joseph Durant gave the two defensive tackles a year in the Dade County Skad' and f!t'e 'es.rs probetion. 11 withlld 'ldjudicattot as part of a plea•bargained agreement. - ate lw allws judges to impose jail sentences as a C011 dition of probation on UIICOII' tested charges. There is 110 P03 sibility of time off for good be. havior. "If you get in trouble, you are going to the penitentiary," Handy Crowder and Don Re'se pleaded no'contest 1Wednesday to charges of selling a pound of cocaine to an undercover policeman for $20,000. Police said the drug would have brought $230,000 if diluted and sold on the street. Durant warned Reese and Crowder. "If you do anything wrong, you will be letting me down. I won't forgct it." The sentence was attacked by Jack Critchlów, president of the 45t.rnmber Crime Corn.. intvn of Greater Miami. This was a heinous crime and it should have been severeiy punished as an example," he said. Dolphins owwner Joe Hobble agreed. 'They deserved no special 1* said "The least that should be required of them is to help bring everyone to juztfce who hid any part in thy evviuLs Ieediiig to their ar• rest." The Dolphins '")ded Crowder and Reese after their May 4 arrest, later waiving any claim to them. No team has picked them up. Crowder and Reese will have no felony convictions on their records. The sentence had been worked out heud of lime with the judge, but Durant gave th. prosecutor and a Miami detectiVV II ,.II,"s'n,,, W ui.jt't W ukr agreement. "Anyone who sells that amount of cocaine for profit - should go to prison," Asst. State Atty. George Yosa said. Haul Puig, one of the arresting officers, also pushed for a stiffer sentence, - National Football League officials say they could possibly play again, since the decision to withhold adjudication means New Clubs In Hand, Watson Sets Sights PEBBI.E BEACH, Calif. tAP Watwn has WOO Five 1977 tournaments, including the Masters and British Open, with a set of clubs declared illegal Wednesday because the grooves in the irons exceeded 'These are professional foot• ball players who ale given a tavored position in the commu• nit)? and put up on a pie'i$al" he said. :Qfl.J.ei hiuk 'P them, and this sentence means they may be looking up 10 ' bvgneone who faa terrible crime." Defense attorneys said a prisOH sentence for the two might lead them to crime by eliminatlog their only vocation, pro football, "These men have suffered !$ Hearts toppers Attracting Still,.,.) er 1"11jrist 1"raffic Hernandez Dies From unlurles (ators LinebaCker Williams Hopeful Grace Sauers !iAayfa I r Tops Rick McMurray ' Gets Net Grant ' St Saturday Elementary field when the me," lie said. "i k.. slates games beginning at lng this pog, pep, po$ig. am, tth the 10-under COfltiSt IO(*l Dynamo Sweeps Sailing Event How. Shocked By No M.rg.r Bradley LPGA New Star haj'ls Freeman Trophy race to get sick, then return for "just expressed shock when told the earn $100,. for me to go out on the green have found, and so did a lot S . - Boston Salt N York Detroit Milwkee ' Quarterback: Until he broke bone in right hand, Roger Staubach was having super year in '76. 01 course, he's 35 years old. Danny White's behind him and drafted sleeper . ' , " Glenn Carano. Rating-B. Receiving: Billy Joe DuPree at tight end had big year: Drew Pearson was usual threat at wide receiver. But Golden Richards was hampered by bad leg and could bepressed for starting role by such kids as Butch Johnson, Percy Howard, Tony Hill, Rating-BRunning: Completely new dimension to the attack with the arnvalofPiti's Dorseti. He'sgotto come through. People like Bob Newhouse, Scott Laidlaw, Chartie Your.g wiN merely complement him. But Cowboys vitaliy need Tony's speed, flair, Rating-fl where HayfIeld Wright lsmpy, Ralph Neelyis creaking. And guard flame Nye always threatens retirement. The future is with relatIve kids like Burton Lawless, Herb Scott, Pat Dono. van. Rating-B vi ' DEFENSE ";• Defensive Line: Lot of flexibility because of presence of Randy White, who end lob 10 spots. Already have fine pass rush from Harvey Martin, Ed Jones. Jethro can move in at Pugh aging at tackle, but lots of depth with Larry Cole, BiN Gregory. Rating-B.. Linebackers: Won't look the same afleratl theseyears, without Lee Roy Jordan. But don't fret. Randy White was sup. . " 1',. ' " po$edtosucceedhim, butCoachlom Landryhastapped Bob Brsunlg instead. White will play strong side, vet D.D. Lewis weak side. Rating-BSecondary: May have the best set o' safeties in NFL with Chartey Wa!eis at strong spot and Cliff Harris the free man. AO benny barnes was revelation moving into regular corner job. Some doubt about Mel Renfro because of age (35) but he'll help Rating-AKicking, Special hams: There was no more accurate held goal booter than Efren Horrera, also a spirited leader. And Cowboys believe backup OB Danny White can match any punter in game for range Butch Johnson was among league leaders in returns Rating-B - PREDICTION Way they reconstituted, Cowboys wiN be team to beat in NFC East and in the conference in general for years. Only rash of injuries at skill positions, like to Staubach, could derail them immediately I feel they re odds•on to top NFC East again. Attanta tRuthv.n II) •t Diego (Owchlnko Si), tnt r"" Lii LRAOUI .. s,., "Cl tsnthy LoS Angelci (Hooton 92), In) Aiajor League 63 64 31 ii 30 43 .602 I - 17 .377 2', 49 .333 S 60 .4S9 $5', 63 .433 II', 17 62 .431 II', toronto 39 70 .331 26', West ciiicago 63 15 .391 Mlnn . 63 48 373 ,, KC 7 47 569 7 Teis 67 4 541 3 Calit l. 33 .1,3 10', ', Seattle ii 67 117 Oakland 42 69 .371 731; Wednesday's Games Baltimore 5. Seattle I BoSton $1, Calitornia 10 New York 6. Oakland 3 Detroit 3, Milwaukee 3 Cleveland 6. Chicago 1 Kansas City 1, Texas 3 Only games scheduled Today's Games Calmtornla (Brett 9$) at Box tOri IAase 20), In) Minnesota IGolt: 116) at To ronto (Byrd 21), In) Seattle (Abbott Il) at Bath more IPalmer 17 tO), In) Oakland (Coleman at 23) , San samn PhiladelphIa at Chicago New York at PItt%burh, , Montreal at SI. Louis, In) 'l'n at Sari o;e : Atlanta at Los Angeles, In) Cincinnati at San Francisco, In) Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING (230 at bats)- Carew, Mm, .313; Bostock, Mm, .310; Rice, flsn, 326; Singleton, Bal, 377• Rivers, NV, .319. RUNS-.Cart'w, Mm, 91; Bonds, Cal, 1$, Fisk, Bsn, 77; Bostocli, Mm, 7, RiCe, Bsn, 72; GScott, Bsn, 77 ; Lemon, Chi, 72; Smalley, Mm, RUINS BATTED IN - Histe, Mm, I?, Bonds, Cal, $2; Hobson, tisn. 79 Thompson, 0.1. 70. Mun NY, HITS Carew, Mm, 14.1; Boslock, Miri. 115; Rice, Bsn, 142; LeFlore, DOt, 131; Cooper, Mu, 133. DOUBLE $"McRae, K C, 3l ReJaclison, NV. 31; Lemon, Chi, 2$; Carew, Mm, 7$; Hmsle, Mm, 71 TRIPLES-Car.w, Mm, $4; Rice, B%n, 12; Bostock. Mm. 10; Fuentn, Dot. 9; Randolph, NY, ; OBrelt, KC, HOME RIJNS-.Ric,, B$n, • 31. PITCHING (II Decisions - Ray, LA, 17.3, .100, 7.60, RRe'sichep, Chi, '' •" L •jez 4.14. Q'orscn Sfl.. 4' .737. 3.62; Candi, IL Pgh. II 1 .737 • JO! All ,. . 2,73. AT DAYTONA lEACH WIDNISD,Y'S MATINEE RESULT! FIRST - 1. BeideJavier ti.so 7. AlberdiOvy6.102,$0; Galdo's Ooros 2.10; (3 (57) 30.40; (372) 77910 SECOND - I. NwstOCCartos 300310; 2. Victor.00ro54401,40; 3 Tranl Ovy 3.00; OIl 3)40.40; P s.fl 1470; T IS I 3) 364.60; DC) (53) 221.90 THlRD-I,OtiCh,va274O6 600. 7. Galdos.Dayila 6.20 310; 3. Aiberdi Cantos 3.10; (3 121)31.20; P (72)76 50; 1 (771) 249 FOURTH -- I. Albet-dI Arrieta 600 3.20 410; 2. Victor.Diaga 1.10 340. 3 GaldosOvy 300; (71) 3*00, P (21)11610; 1 (246) 19930 FIFTH - I. MarliCobian 3.00760 740. 2 LoyoIa Mandiola $00710; , Gatdos.Echanii 3.20; (3 (21) 33.10; P 112) 19.10; 1 1127) 329.60. SIXTH - I. Bob Omega iSO 1.60 340 2, GaldosOvy 1.60 3.00; 3 Beide Blanco 3.80: (3 Ii I) 10.20; P III Consolalion($ 12.00; II) 10.20; t II 51)317.00 Iflerwnak) 6. Amus F Ii. Hyselll 7, Pulaski Donna IRegur) I. Painted Rainbow i.c. Smith) F0UT,- M- c.'a'm'na Pro, $1,500 4.00 7.300. Purse 1130: I. Charlie MarShall (Unknown) 7. Chutk Dean (Crank) 3 aeri Van lMetcalfe I Nile Club lid. Smith) , , '•,• .'."".'... By The Asaociati'd Press Mix together two of baseball's best pitchers in Boston's I'Tenway Park amid most the time Fenway Park will emerge 45 the Tanana action, wizuier. gave up five runs in as many Iiutings, while Tiant was battered for six runs on 10 hits in five iiuilngs plus. Ill other Americaii League City lColborn Orioles 5, Mariners 3 ,noo. ri TWELFTH 'LaUp'v 4ui - Ste. •: I. Frisc', ,u ..,, ,' . 6.55.60. of I • ' . : ' -. Harness Racing was to twice for of ca- was as up his third consecutive victory cislons. with relief help Larry Blue lasted (',ura, who earned his eighth an inning, from wood lRob'nson) 300 3 10 2.50; 2. just one-third of I lOrder Of Day In National League Calls For Ma rcithons Schat: Time 3 50 7 10. 3 Miracle Snow 170; (3 112) 900, 1 (7111 09.60; 2:10.3. FOURTH - I M - I. George Wynwood I Robinson) 300 3.10 750; 7. Schat: Time 350 210; 3. Miracle Snow 1.70; (3 (12) 9.00; T 12.1$) 59.40; 2:10 1 FIFTH- I M- I. Pines (ilutI (Dagenais) 1.20 1.10 4 00; 3 Forecat,r 300 320. 3. JeanS First 3.10; Q (46)25.50. 1 (465) 231 $0; 207.7. SIXTH- I M- I. Pick A Star (Rau) 3.00 2.10 2.10: 7 He Gone) 70 340; 3. I'll C,et It 3.20.0(13)140; T 11 33) 19,60; 2:043. SEVENTH-, M- i. Sophist IE HYSIII) 2320 6.60 300; 2. Canleu Slart $2.00 S.00;3. Santas Girl 300; 0 (31) 91.00; T (31 Il 611.10; 7:06 IOHTH - N - I. w Arrow (Daoenals) 16.10,6403,70,7. Manna 3.203.00:3. Little Hot Shot 2.10.0 (6 7)76.00; 1 (7.4 5) 7)6 10; 2:011. NINTH - PA -) Conestnga B IJ. Neely) 3900 1900 620, 7. Vortex 3.50 7,40; 3 Bradley Craig 510; (3112) 41.00; 1 (2111136960, I: , A- 1541. H- 67,370. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES FIRST- 12.14 PA- Clamning Pace $750, Purse $500 I Dastardly (BotIho) 7. Speedy Jim (Brltton) 3. Amanda Miller IRobinsonl I AriIs Guy (Harmon) S. OShkoSh wnown) 6. Fashion Fanny (Hall) 7. Die$.l (but tamonte) S. Burns Guy cap. The scores M and 2.1 hours and 48 minutes play, raiuy that wiped out a l Expos and th6. time was nearly winding up at 3:30 am., EDT. leadintheopencr.Withoneout, hours. In Pittsburgh, only one game Carry Maddox, Tim McCarvet ". "It was the longest raiui delay was scheduled, but the teams and Ted Sizemore singled for I ever sat $hrnph," said larry eventually managed to play a one run. Christenson faked a 'ihere was plenty of extra- Christenson of the Phillies, who doubleheader, anyway. bunt and punched a single for curricular activity ill Philapitched a two-hitter in the openEd (Xt, who spent 41; hours second, another came across .delphia, Pittsburgh and Situ "I dIdn't think we'd ever hours watching from the bull- an infield out, and Larry Bowa Plego Wednesday night, resultstart again." pen, fitially etided it with a singled in the fourth. In the following Bake McBride's : ,pyllplavers and fans: There rain delays in pinch-hit sacrifice fly In the 18th homer in the sixth provided the the opener-at the start, when innllig; '- in "We had to finish it some- Phiilies with their final runs of Philadelphia, the the game was held up by an WhIllies and Montreal Expos hour slid three minutes, and in time, didn't Ott said, "I the wiener, 'played for nearly 10 hours the third InnIng, whemi the was out there In the bullpen for Pirates 2, Cubs 1 innings, and we had a lot of (*1's winnilig fly ball for ''before completing a rain- contest was halted for two fun. A lot of falls were hollering, Pittsburgh came off relief d.r en c h e d t in I g h t hours and 27 minutes. dôubleheader that elided with 6'I've got to get up at 5 o'clock. pitcher Pete llroberg, 1-1, and Clu'istensoti didn't know it, Please finish it." sweep (or the scored Phil Garner, home team. ,but wnpire John Klbler was SECOND- I M- Condition TrOt, In other National League acGarner walked with one out Purse $000: I. Traumcrei ICrank) 2. In Pittsburgh, the Pirates three minutes away from call. tion, the Los Angeles Dodgers and took third oii a single by Lincoln B Gallon (Komers) 3, struggled for nearly five hours ing the game. Kibler had told blanked the CIncInnati Reds 1. Dave Parker before Bill Robin- Crickets Song (O'Kelly) 4. Eds bsfore subduing the Chicago the Phiilies' vice president, Bill 0; the St. Louis Cardinals son was walked intentionally to Buddy (Raul) 3. Miss Panic Brook. (Bridges) . A Little Chip (E. 'mbs 2-1 in 18 i,uiings. Cues, "I'll give it five minutes trimmed the New York Mets 3-1 load the bases, The winning 1W) HyselI) Mid in San Diego, the more and if it doesn't stop, I'll and the Houston Astros tripped was scored well ahead of the THIRD- I N- Condition Pace, 'Padres swept the Atlanta call the game," Two minutes the San Francisco Giants 8-6. throw to the plate by Jerry Mo. Purse $0: 1. Sun River Lehigh (Raucls) 7. Whiizit IWhayland) 3. rlraves, but not before playing later, the rain'stopped. I'mThe Phillies bunched five sin- rules, who caught Ott's fly in Byrd Weaver) 4. Indian 4an li-inning game in the nightThe doubleheader took iiiui gles in fourth-inning medium center. Honey (Burgess) S Atton Flapper were to six movie, a on er. overtime for two-ruii we? " , i (3 II SI 17 60, p ( II 4100; 7 IS , at FI!A1id straight fly The Associated Press Short? 60240. 3 MiStet u.'. -..... e "Marathon Man" was )layIIig in the NatIonal League. baseball game, 1101 the " Dog Racing Cleveland defeated Chi- as Detroit defeated Milwaukee w ' -- a four-nm, , ' (6 1) 9.60, P(S7) 77.30; T (6 1) 94.00; 30.03. $14. 0: I. Fey 1110) When the wind is blowing cago 6-1, Detroit beat Mil- for the third time in four days, ELEVENTH - I Nestor Cheva Ken Singleton smacked a Morris, making his fourth ap- three-rwi homer and Elliot 11.10 7 10 1.10; 2. Rub' Blanco 1.70 out like tonight, you see some waukee 5-3, Kansas City nipped 260, 3. Ramon Ovy 2 60; Q (3 $1 erazy things happen here," Texas 4-3, Baltimore edged pearence and third start, gave Maddox blasted his first home 30 30, P (1.7) ISO 90, 1 (I 2 1)36040 Boston Manager Don Zimmer Seattle 5-4. New York whipped up lOhits and three runs in 72-3 run of the season with one man TWELFTH - I. Marti.WalIy 6.00 500 310: 7 Oscar Mandiola 5.10 iluhiligs before being relieved by namer aboard as Baitiznor said Wednesday night. Oakland 6-3. 3.70; 3, Apraiz Paco 100; (3 (16) Steve Foucault, who gained his won its third The only thing which didn't Indians 1, White Soil game to 30.20; P (64)10590; T 16 17)34140. seem out the ordinary in the Wayne Garland fired a five eighth save, A - 1591. H remain hi second-place 2': S 100.31$ Von Joshua went 5-for-S with gwne behind Boston in the Red Sex' 11-10 victory over the hitter for his fifth consecutive Boston's complete game as Cleveland two singles, a pair of doubles, California Angels American League East. victory. It was the Red Sex' 11th defeated Chicago snap a six- and his sixth homer of the seaankeei I, hi 3 5011, whIle scoring straight will, the longest in the game losing streak. the Cliff Johnson's two-run AT SEMINOLE Garland, who struck out two Brewers. %r ArneriCWl League this season, double keyed a five-run First In. WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS Royals 4, Rangers 3 and extended Boston's longest and walked three, continually flIng as the New York handed Frank White's two-out tworwi Oakland pItching ace Vida Blue forced the White Sex to hit the wltuiing streak since 1950. PIRST-. M- Verve (Her The game, which had been ball oii the ground. First-base- single off shortstop Bert the earliest knockout his morn 15.10 3 60 3 10. 1 Royal Lobo billed as a pitching duel be- man Andre Thornton recorded Campaneris' glove in the fourth reer and sent the A's to their 240 2.40; 3. Clever Sheela 3 10; (3 (3 5.20; 11)6.7) 34950 1:35.4. tweell California southpaw 16 putouts, while the Indians' imuiing produced the go-ahead 12th consecutive loss. SECOND - I M - I. Worthy four fly runs as Kansas City won for Frank Tanana and Boston ace outfield handled only the Graig Nettles walloped his Robin (Seiders) 560 2 40 270: 7. sixth time in its last eight 20th homer of the season in the TOrpido Byrd 2.50 7.20; 3. Cumban anything but balls. Louis Tiant, Fnisco 2.20. (3 (1 1) 10.60; 1 (4 1.7) Clevela,id scored its runs in games, second liming in support of Ron 3340, that. 2:11. Dennis Leonard, 12-9, picked Guidz-y's ninth victory III 15 doBoth pitchers had entered the the first five innings, Thorn. THIRD- 1 M- Gi'rpe Wyn game without sw-rendering a ton, Bill Melton, Paul Dade, and in their last 18 innings of Fred Kendall delievered runwork, but both were hit hard, scoring hits. - Pusyct (Sled.,) S 20. 3 Ed's Day,il 3., (3 FIFTH- I M- Claiming Pace 1100. P II 6)1110, T II 6 1)33200; $1,000, Purse 5600: I. Nail:nah 31 IRuggles) 2 Senator Gene (Seiders) A 2.096. H t'99,1II 3 Armbro Jamie (Bolton) I. Adios WEDNESDAY NIOHT'S RESULTS Mickey IMage.) 5. Free S. FIRST - S.i, 0: I. Cash,l (.1. Hvsell) 6. Sunnj Verona Brigade 310 320 210, 2. Mr. (RobinSon) 7 Vickyi Rhythm thund,bolt 360 320. 3 Ann Pat (Taylor) I Diamond Lad (Piper) 360. 0 (71) 13.00, P (21132 SIXTH- I N- Condition TrOt, (211127320; ii 69 Purse 1600 1. Red Dor Boy (Rat, 2. SECOND - 3.16, C: $ Something Navy Admiral (Seiders) 3 Woodies Light 1000 560 160; 7 Cadet Delight lNamie) 1. C J Rodney Ci"artey 3 20710.3 Brick Lane 140, lTaylorl S Sail Boat lRuggte) 6. (317 Ills to. P121)4200. (244) Kanaka Boy (Danks) 1. Miss Mae B 353 60. II 19. (iC. Smith) THIRD - E. 0: 1 Dee' s Oom SEVENTH-IN- Claiming Pace 7300960630; 2 Hasty Printer 9.10 51.000. Purse 5600 I Saint Clalr 160. 3 Tic Toc 560.0(1 61)4.1 10; ' Euilie lPc'gurl 7 Cathy's Russell II 61200 10, T II 6 3)1161.10, lSeudens) 3 Cherry Tryax IHall) I FOURTH - Sit. C: I Charlie Kiddy Car I Bridges) S Dexter Sliupert 2660 II 40 720; 2. Misly C Corner (Rob;non 6 Barb FrlSco 1060 7.00. 3 State Occasion 1.10. (3 I SchaOe) 1 V iclory Rally (R. Ii 3)15700, P (37)75390: 7 Neely) I. T J tRegur) 1999 40. It EIGHTH-s. M- Claiming Pace FIFTH - I., B: I. Mountain $1,230. 1.300. Purse $630' I. Billy Go Jigger $00 4,10 3 40. 2. Just Mine Lieberman 2. Shaky Carol 460300. 3 Doncaster Kim 310; lBoielho) 1. Lynn Hargrave 131) 7110; p (43)7310; T 143.1) l8ere:naalil 4. Satelit. Son (Ben 111.20. 3* 21 nett) S. Jug Head dens IDetCampo) SIXTH - - I, 0: I Silver Fenway Park Beats Tawana liant, Bosox Win Game . ELEVENTH flnnn.,wiv i'' i n 1,103.20; 7. (last) Arriefa 5.60 3.50; Pearl Harbor Boy (Peters) I. 0.05 Adorable9 60100; 3 JarPieacl Krook Nettles, PlY. 76; Hisle, Mm, Beau iFinn) GaldosMandiola 4.10; 0 (44) 160; 0137)17900; P17* All) 36.90. STOLEN BASES-Patch, KC, 35; NINTH- 13 16M-Clammip,g Pace 7350. P (61)317.10; T (612) 290.20. (All 8. 3) 1060; 1' (7 35) 6273,00; Remy, Cal, 31; LeFlore, D.t, 21' Cleveland (Waits 51) at Chi 11.000. Purse 1600: EIGHTH 1. - I. Beide Arrieta 11.10 Dea Frisky 3$ cago tKravec 7 3). In) Bonds, Ccl, 25; Page, Oak, 2$ (Hall) 2 Captain Riddle N (Schade) 5101 40; 2 Zubi Mandiola 1.101 oo, SEVENTH - 3.14; A; I Rapid PITCHING 1$) DecI5ion)Only games x"eduled Gayte Stanton IJ C Smith) 1. Aiberdi Rodolto 11.20; (3 II 3) Rudy II 10 050 310; 2 NIxon Moon Toiohnson, Mm, 123, .100, 7.62: Friday's Games Debbie Ham Dc (Seidcr P (I 3)01.00; 1 II 3 3)557 60 5. Marcel Shot 5 10 3 6& 3 Tisa Honey 1 20; Milwaukee at Cleveland, (n) Guttett, NV, 103,764,3,3; Rolema, Pro (Ounmmrel 6 Knightara II 5)7110. NINTH - I. Rodolfo 71.60 2100 Dot, 171, .150, 7.70; Barrios, Chl. II P (8 I. 172 iO. 1 (51 7) Kansas City at Toronto, (fl) (RObinson) 7. Brockport Boy 111700, 3116 1.733,4,00; Lyle, IIY.$ 3,171. 1,70; 130. 7. Apral: 21.10 6.60; 3. Gasti Ii Oakland at Baltimore, In) (Udell) $ Irene Vo lRaui EIGHTH - C: 1, Shandon Gory Bird, KC, $3, .727, 1.90: Golti, Mm, 100, 0(131 93.60; P (15) 3fl.00; T Seattle at Boston, In) 300320 320; 2 Jane Bell ISO 3.40; 116. 100, 3.30; Wise, Bsn, si .w, (431) $50620. Calitoqnia at New York, ml TENTH - I. lsasaDmaga 23.00 3 Bunny River 120; 0 Ii 5) 16.20, 125 Minnesota at Detroit, In) 760320; 2 Vic$or.Rodolto 4203.00; P11 1950.. US7t 107 10 ST RIKEOUTS-Ryan, Cal, 261; Chicag0 at Texas, In) 3. Gasti Cobian 7.60. OIl 5) 33.10; P NINTH - 3.16, 5 I. Jet Run 13.10 Tanana. Cal, ill; Leonard. KC. 133; DAYTONA BEACH NATIONAL LEAGUE (31)177.10; T (513) 162.00. 560 300. 7 Funny Business 310 lttyleven, Tex,. 119; Eckersley, Cl., WEDNESDAY'S MATINEE East ELEVENTH -I. Ramon Ovy 540 210 3 Dutch Fran 560; (3 II 7) 110 RESULTS W L PcI 350310. 7. RenoCarlosu GB 60)3.00; 3. NATIONAL LEAGUE FIRST - Sl6. 0: I. B.0 's Goldie 1900. P11 1)73.20, 1 II 1.5) $217.10; Phila 66 11 600 BATTING (250 al bats)- Parker. Urmarte Gash 1113.00; (3 (1.2) 37.10; 060 160 110,' 7. Ginger Lynn 160 31 Chicago p 61 17 121)10330; .377 7 (216) 203.10. TENTH - '.,A: I Moneychanger 2'; Pgh, .319, Stennett, Pgh, .336; 3.10, 3 J L's Pam 100. Q 123) PittS 61 49 .366 3; Simmons, SIL, 327; Tmpleton, StL, TWELFTH -I. Zubl Arrieta 10.10 350 300 260. 7 Heartaches ISO 1960; P 123)11 30, 1 (23 I) 20.' S Louis 63 5$ .553 S 17607,20: 2. Mlrtl.Rodolto 3.102.60. 460. 3 Echo Valley 310; Q 33S; JeMorales, Chi, .372. 31 67. 4) Montreal 32 61 .460 IS", Loyola.GastI 112.10; (3 (25) 2560: RUNS'-GFojter, Cm, SI; Morgan. SECOND - 5.14, M: I Bint Yoga I? 00. P II 6t 7$ 30; 7 II 4 7)173.60; N York 17 '63 .127 19 din, $6; Wintield, SD, II; Gnilfey, P (25) 10.10 T (2 53) 71300. 610310 770, 7 Ccc Bee Newphew A - 1,134; H West $71,737. ELEVENTH - 5.14, TA: I. din, 12; Parker, Pgh, so 360730: 3 Dutch Moio 710. Q (7 7) Ang 69 11 611 Kenny's Glenn 300 300 760; 2 WEDNESDAY RUNS BATTED IN- 0 Foster. 1730, P (21) 13 90. T i7li OA c'nci NIGHT'S RESULTS 56 56 .500 12', Cm, 109; Luziniki, Phi, 90; Cey, LA, ' .Iarhead Boone 120340;). Up Town , HOuSton FIRST - I Victor Blanco 25.20 53 62 .461 17 90; Ganvey, LA, U; Burroughs, A THIRD - Sit, M I Win Penny S Fran II. ¶10360. 2 Bob Cantos 600 360; 3 5? 67 154 I?'; 67 II 206203 40. 2 Big Boy Drive 350 S Diego Alberdi Davila 1.20; 0 (I.)) 4550; 7 SI 61 137 20', HITS--Parker, Pgh, 161. Tm 100. 3 Red Ace3 60.0(17) 3050; P _k!A Atlanta 13111 23010 10 71 360 70 pieton, SIt,, ii). Onittey, Cm, 1 17)7530. 1 (115)73110. 3315 ____________________________ SECOND Wednesday's Gam.s I Victor.Pecina 1100 Rose, 137; Stennett, Pgh, FOURTH - 5.14. C: I Fleet Cal 1 60310. 2 Beide Davila 6203.20: 3 St. Louis 3, New York I GFoater, Cm, 136 1$ 401 40)00. 2. Idead heatl Classy f,11.1:1:L.1lJ:p'll[t Reno Ovy 410; Phiatdelphma 66, Montreal 1$ (3171)31.40. P (12) DOUBLE S-Parker, Pgh, 37 Cannon 260360. and Ma,i,eiot 320 Pmltsburgh 7, Chicago I, II in JeMoraics, ChI, 33. Cromrtle, Mtl 1560, 7 II 2 I) 707.00,' DO (34) I 10. 0 (26)11 20 and (36) 3600. p nings 13030 3). Gnittey, Cm, 29; Rose, din, 25 07)3160 and 113)131 10; 1 II 7 3) San Diego I 7, Atlanta 6 I. Watson, Htn, 71. ' THIRD - I. (toO Ovy 6.20 660 16360 and II 31,1 134 70. 3110 "S 2nd game II innings 320. 2 Gaidos Javier 500 3.10; 3 TRIPLES.-Tmpieton, StL, FIFTH - 5.16, 0: I Little (tow) Los Angeles I, Cincinnati 0 Nestor Davila 460: 0 (24)37,10; P 620 360 360. 2 Gypsy O'Neil 160 1j'r•jy Maddox. Phi, I; Almon, s. ' Houston I. San Francisco 6 i2 Ii 169 60: 7 12 1 1 193760 Mumpnry, SIL, 7; CabelI, Htn, 7 1 10. 3 ('each Troubles 3 40; 0 1211 FOURTH -I Gash Ovy 13.20 3.10 Today's Games JCruZ. Htn, 7 too. (21(57 30. T I?? 6) 6200. ,.' 360. 7 Nestor Waily 900 3 60; 3 Houston (Lemongeilo 1 13) at 3176 HOME RUNS-GFOsher, Cm, tleide Cheva 360; Q (23) 3310; P San Francisco IHalicki 99) Luliniki, Phi, 79; Burroughs, Ati SIXTH - SIt, 0: I Rainbow , Montreal (Brown 59) at 9. Schmidt, PhI,2I; Bench, Cin,26: 132) 16020; 7 (321) 379.20. Eyes 1210600460.7 Tim Mac 6.20 ' Philadelphia IKaat 4 7) FIFTH - I. ZubiEchanuz 21.10 500: 3 Yellow Lighi 610; 0 II 7) Garvey, LA, 26. New York (Zachry 5)0) at STOLEN BASES-Taverns, Pgh, 310150 2. ApraizDiaga 6.40 4.20; 12ev; P (11) 303.10; 1 (71 3) ., 3 Oscar.Arrieta 5.10; 0 (3 1) 11.10; Pitisburgh (Jones 21), In) 10, Cedeno, HIn, 35; Moreno, Pg 1333.10; 31 61 Cincinnati (Seaver P (43) 9960; T (1.37) 962.10. II 3) at 33. tope%, LA, 33; GRichards, SEVENTH - 5)6, 0: I Maron's ' SIXTH - I. Nestor WalIy 1.20620 Cut,. 12101160960. 1 Mar Ru Cap 410; 2. Galdos.Ch.va 10.00 7.10; 3. 3.20 I 60. 3 Tonner 310; (3 77 40, p Victor.Ovy 3.40; 0 (67) 127.00: P (6 (I 1) 259 20. 1 (6 73) 533 60. 31 55 fl 175.10; T (672)7151.00. EIGHTH -3.16, C: I Factual 900 SEVENTH - 1. Vittor.Arr)eta 1.703 20. 2 Nght Sbnidr 1001.50; 3 4.006606.20: 2. Zubi Paco 9.10400. Skersi's Holiday 660. Q (7 7)31.00. 3. Loyoia.Dmaga 550; (3(17)45.00; P P (77) 101.10; 11171) 517 00. 31 65 II.'l 114.60, 7 1176) 369.10. NINTH - 5.16, D: I Texas Toast EIGHTH - I. Apraiz.Echanm: 160570300. 2 Jim Bother 5.201.60: 13.jfl 3.10 1.40; 7 Ramon Mandioia 3 Jobill's Digger 320. 0 (67) $00160; 3. Marti Artiste 300; 0 13 10000. P (76) 216 10. 1 176 31 6) 3960; P (631 9430; T (6311 51500. 31 6) 29070 TENTH - S'I6,A: ). Shadow Wam NINTH-i Oscar' 16 $0660300. 110 300 260. 1 Battling Bob 320 !' 7 Lovola 770 360; 3 Aprair 740; 0 210. 3 Twnk. Trobl1 20.0 (Ill TIgers 5, Brewers 3 save. (1616910; P164117070, 7(612) Jack Morris recorded his first Texas starter Gaylord Perry 103 major league victory and Ron struck out 13 as the Rangers TENTH - I. Apraiz Mandlola LeFloreandrookieSteveKemp had a threegame winning 1760 560 540; 7 LoyolaEchani: 5.60 24 10; 3 Bemde Cobian 3.70; 0 (4. combined to drive in five runs streak snapped. 1360; P (III 36000, 7 (153) Kansas i 00; Q 960. P (71) 30.00; T Ill 6) 72300 3150. at Texas (Alexander II 6), In) were two caps were counted, World Hockey Association and MISS Bradley did not have time adjustment. I'm waking i'apa the most frightening the National Ilockey teague ford, Mass., has accomplished little puittlig problems hi England, upat5lnthemoming. Speaking Some 130 competItors in II of all is the "Great American had half her goals amid sees fallen through. e days it feis better than itweei the Go'Gettera aid divisions Tueuday 'ailed, the Scream Machine" at Six Flags can't believe it," said problem of reaching them by but she did spend a long time for myself, I'm not tired M ny,other leg. Scene days it $ust Sanford 10cce! Club. " midnight. Ittakesa long tixnetn, 12$-tulle course, which nuts Over Geo,iia. It's ckaiwd 10 Wednesday practicing for eels awfuL ft's just weak, Howe, who recently joined the the time the season ends, At 9:50 a 12-under game from Rochester, to M*ln Duck lift riders i a IOSoot tower New Bradley, In her fourth year on $100,000 Long Island charity make the adjustment." England Whalers, one ( Classic which started today at the tour, captured O her putting again, Miii gi if is h'd-, alit of Seminole and Wintir Park. to Rochester again. The fastest Park attendants are told tO yIeof play a roeaib1e for Maltland- At 10:60 It w'IIl be vessel finished the course là advise anyone with heart were plications NHL membership triumph of the year and only 11111 Golf Club, rejectedfor 'Tuesday. fine. I'm hitting the lip of tha ie injuries, , Sanford Kiwanis "I also got in a practice cup but the ball doesn't fall, meets i' under 33 hours, race oUi conditions to beware. "It's her second on the LPGA'circult. "I just can't believe it, ewe'Peo$e can speéulats about Seminole In a 14-uade*' n- dais said, falling out round," said Miss Bradley, who "Hopefully, the extra pree-of an airplane," says daily aloe the pulse of the A tie for fifth In lad week's started playing at BuII'veslwaysgayedth,counter and Sanford's 11-under one awed observer, Rampage, of the the age of 11. lIce will pay off, It's nothb ijt European that way, IbM's the way Optimists face Sanford "A" Yacht Club, wa second. Bona. Open at B.ráshlre, "I darted out using the bump- serious, Certainly, For those who get the fans wanted It. I know the England, was worth $3,500 aid and-nm that we played hi Ber- cerned about I'm not con. Ishould be played. And I've learn at II;6I, Sa*ford'e 19-. venture, entered by the Island lightheaded halfway up a my goals, I know pecplearoufldherewant,djtW pushed her earnings to $68,247, ksttire. ever been Injury-prone unders meet Downtown I'll reach both." Yacht Club of Toronto, toc& stepladder, the amusement happen very badly," Howe, In 1075, she won 04200. Orlando at 1:15, "That was probably due to thIrd place, " '72-hol, tournament end, park trend is noxious. But for said, "I'm playing very well," said the (act that this course ap- Sunday, w ';'" SCOREBOARD *MFRIrAN OFFENSE L Socc.r Gam.s .,,. f Kindle Returns To Falcon Camp There's no apparent tiitcri in ttiø Cow• boys' penchant for putting together winS Seasons'-Tb,, , ..,..,' and been in playoff,e 10 times. Now beQlflS the Iony Dorett era. Traded for the right to pick Heigman Trophy and solve thetr most pressing problem-lack of breakaway runner. And they're meeting threat of encroaching age gracefullywith bnghl rookies. ' Both men said they were wicertain whether they would try to play pro football when they finish their sentence. I PROSPECTUS iteese said aitiwid that h w.s 'happy to be alive, but not happy o be anything else." "I have never DII in ;ore," he said. "It will be an interesting experience. That' how it goes." ji the Comos 30 playoff vie.. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. coach ho had directed both - Tom Watson was using a dl!over the Tampa Bly tory teams during the season and IAII - All the Ingredients ferent ad of clubs today in his Wednesday night Rowdies the in player the greatest were there for a dramatic conquest for a third major tournamight have been the home field perin game's history playing front5tl(xl two teams with the . ment title thIs year- the 59th advantage. In every meetifl fiercest rivalry in the North haps his final regular game. PGA Championship, '( ( between these two, the homeBut the most Important factor ,rninm, -m..... hiini4f,,l rif r,I.u,.. In American Soccer League, a - l. yij e, a ii, team has won, each taking four the field of 141 who had recontests. The Cosmos, who quested a ruling on their clubs have lost six straight on the by Clyde Mangum, deputy corn / road, came into the game with missioner of the PGA tour, on with eight home wins in a row. the eve of the PGA Champion"This is the kind of game I ___________________________________________ ___________________________________ ship at the drought-stricken like to play," said Pele, who Pebble Beach Golf Links. ning Iforald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Aug. ii, fl7 scored the Cosmos firit and After the initial publicity, _________________________________________________________ third goals, "when the crowd S('RE\MlN' EAGLE 'MEANEST IN WOJ4IJ)' other players brought their here." bags to Mangum for an inThe inteniatona) Mar, who is spection and he found that at closing out his brillIant fl-year last five others were carrying professional career this season, clubs that did not meet the was bucked by Giorgio Clii. specifications. Those players naglia, who had the second PEBBLE BEACH, Cali!.(AP) - The "Golden Bear" may be Included Tom Weiskopi and goal. "In the fIrst 10 minutIa the undisputed king of tournament golf, but the envy of every Kermit Zarley, with illegal you sensed the crowd," chi. iluffer who tees the ball up with his weekend foursome is a man pitching wedges, Hale Irwin naglia said. called "Big Cat." with illegal eight and nine-irons The crowd he was referring to Jack Nicklaus wins championships, Evan "Big Cat" Wil- and John [Aster and Floyd was the NASL playoff recort* llama simply knocks the ball out of sight. He is the recognized Thomson, each with several attendance of 57,828 who braved Babe Ruth of the fairway ad, winner for the second straight year illegal clubs. park officers it is clearly good laster and faster. But the parks By TOM TIEDE Many of the ticket buyers are heavy rains before game time of the PGA long-driving contest. Mangum said the interest of business. "People love to be remained scruffy. After World lured by the super rides. Jim and a severe thunderstorm "I just relax, delay my hand release, give it some strong leg the players was generated as a EUREKA, Mo. - When the scared," says 70-year-old John War Ii, with the onset of other Sheldon, whose Arrow watch issued for the New York :action and wham!-le( 'er rip," says the towering, 29-year-old result of George Burns being feature attraction was built Allen, who has been building amusements, park attendance Development Corp. is responsi- area. Ticket booths were slugger from Leonia, N.J. disqualified after the second here at the Six Flags Over Mid. roller coasters (including the skidded into decline. Thrill ride ble for the "Loop" and the jammed and fans continued to Even such fabled hitters as Nicklaus, Tom Weiskopf and Jim round a week ago at Hartford, America amusement park, it "Scream' Eagle") for 43 years. manufacturers went broke. "Corkscrew," says that the file into the stadium throughout Dent look with awe- and a certain amount of concealed Conn., after he had requested took 100,000 man hours OF labor, The more they're scared, he Rides remained in unsold iii American character is the first half. 'jealousy- when Big Cat throws his 6-foot4, 205-pound frame into an official inspection of new 105 miles of timber, and 50,000 adds, the better the business. ventory. The 1950s were par- fascinated with adventure. Just 'me Cosmos fans had a lot to a tee shot and watches the ball fly more than 300 yards. clubs he was using. They were pounds of bolts. But patrons say Allen's comment is an an- ticularly slow, as many people want to be cheer. After a scoreless first Ordinary mortals recognize that stringing up 63 tour victories found to exceed the legal limits. it's worth it. The "Screamin' dent one in the amusement Then came Disneyland, with artificially frightened in the half, Pete took a pass from$ and 16 major titles, as Nicklaus has done, defies their Mangum said the rules per- Eagle" roller coaster is the park industry. France gave an entirely new formula for movies, he says, many like the Steve Hunt and dribbled be imagination. But anyone can walk up to a tee, and with one free mit grooves to be no wider than longest, fastest, and meanest In birth to the notion in the early carnival fun. Walt Disney in- personal sensation as well. tween two Rowdies defenders swing and some luck, knock the cover off the ball. It warms the 35-1,00(*hs of a inch across the the cosmos. l800s when, borrowing a sisted that park attendants be soul. Of course, people of other for a goal at 13:16 of the second entire groove and to be no Its visual bulk is startling. Its suggestion from Russian ice clean and courteous, and tit nations ride scream machines half, Chlnaglia added the sec"I've been hitting the ball a long way since I was 18, but it closer together than three times tide is the stuff of stomach slides, French entrepreneurs rides be more spectacular, if tOO. Japan owns a Corkscrew ond at 25:24 wIth Hunt and Tony waan'tuntilthreeyearsagothatldlscoveredthatimlghtmakea the width. upset. Customers are dragged sold tickets to the world's first safer, then those that had gone and some roller coasters; career out of long driving," Williams said. F1esjidthg. Peje added tiiØ "It's the nature of the sport to a dead stop 100 Feet In the air, bobsled on a track. That'con- before. An Immediate success, Germany has "There was this exhibition driving contest at Grossinger's up In created final' tally with nine seconds that the players police them- then the bottom drops out. For cept was the predecessor of the Disneyland has been copied by remarkable structures of its remaining, with assists from the Catskills (in New York), I heard that Jim Dent was in it. He's selves," said Mangum, who three quarters of a mile riders roller coaster and came to the dolens of like-minded amuse own. But only in America IS the limit and Chinaglia. recognized as the longest driver on the pro tour. And also Jack also noted that Watson had a reach speeds of up to 62 miles new world In the 1870s. action given cultural status. ment park corporations. For Coach Eddie Fermani,* the world, a year ago in Houston after re- eternity, at times virtually "artificial sliding hills" out of and business is unprecedented. "Coaster Crazies" is said to satisfying. He started the year "I beat them both. I drove the ball 368 yards on the carry. The questing an inspectioii. weightless. during 50 seconds of the tethnologic'd backwaters. Twenty-six of the parks draw ui travel the nation in search of as the Tampa Bay Coach, but fairway was wet. The ball spini back five yards, so I got credit for Officials said Watson's pre- wilicensed aerobatics. New Yorkers built coaster cars excess of I million people an- tiN! ultimate thrill ride, 363 yards, resigned suddenly in June and vious victories would not be afYet smashing as it is, the on a winding double track in nually. The total attendance for Is there au ultimate thrill was hired to replace Gordon "Since then I've entered contests and been in demand for lected by the ruling. "St'reamiii' Eagle" is merely 1884,and by the l89Osthe figure- all parks, big and small, is ride? John Allen says there is Bradley as the Cosmos coach a exhibitions. Winning the driving championship in the last two Watson is using the same one of an awesome new eight design was added. A expected to be 100 million thiS not. Jim Sheldon agrees, adding month later. PGA tournaments hasn't hurt my reputation any." clubs with which he WOfl the generation of thrill rides 110W quarter century that eveui unsafe thrill later year, and 150 million by lie was the subject of a news.' counting the roll over the baked fairway-46 yards farther than have lighter shafts than the mechanical playgrounds. of variations at mostly scruffy more than $1 billion a year in the public appetite; In his first prize effort at CongresslonaJ in Washington, D.C., last the 1950s cent days, with one paper going irons declared illegal. Amusement industry engineers parks throughout the nation. energetic commerce. a poorly designed bobsled ride so year. far as to print a large photos Ills main regret IS that Even then, the rides tended to are turning people upside down, Golf Digest Magazine, which promotes the contest and keeps a in New Jersey was responsible of him with concentric cirdes sand wedge in the set he has sometimes inside out, as never get bigger and bigger and for several accidents and record of such things, says the longest drive on record was made some over it, suitable for use as a been using for the last 14 before. And nobody is happier deaths, but patrons kept lining dart board. In by an Englishman - E.C. BlIss-in 1913. HItting from a 57-loot months also was considered to with addition, several I ' the super rides than the upuntilitwastorndown. elevated tee in Kent, England, Bliss propelled the bail 445 yards. have groovedoo deep. oftheTampaBayplayerswere paying customers. Hence the end is not in The Gu.Inness Book of Records lids as a competitive record the sight, quoted as saying they were "I can always get a set Of tong lines file up to the roller Here at Missouri's Six Flags a measured 431-yard shot by Craig Wood in the li3 British Open at REYNOSA, Mex. (AP) irons," he said. "But the sand coaster entrance here. Often, to get even with Fer St. Andrew's. Those distances were recorded before modern Guadalupe "Cubanito" Her- 250-foot parachute drop is being mani for leaving them. wedge I'm using is not mine to the wait is ahalf hour or more. GREENVILLE, S.C. (API - nandez, the world's fifth-ranked p1mied for next year. Corn. Ferinani played down the is. petition will force other parks leonard Thompson." to sue after the game, but thi. many end the trip ashen and lanta Falcons' training camp, died of Injuries suffered in Watson said he didn't think dizzy, but officials say much of but the veteran guard a their own, perhaps even short Feelings when he said, "We a1l range rocket doesn't motorcycle accident hospital the lighter shafts would affect the business is repeat. "There's ships one day. The wanted to win, plan to play with the National officials said Tuesday. his play. but he wanted to a crazy attraction to it," says a sky is Officials at Pemex clinic here bull legue team. the limit; people are t'Iil it more tlan we did." "it will be a little different park employe, once you do it "I came back to be traded," saidthe26-year-okifighter, who increasingly willing to pur. feel," he said. "I hope that I dali you must do it again to prove '' victory moves the Cos. he said Tuesday when he re- holds the national Mexican chase a good scream. adjust to it. I'm swinging well. was so awful." mos into the division final, a turned to camp, a week after bantamweight title, died Mon. When you're playing well, you two-game series against the In Florida, Tampa's Busch GAINESVILLE (APi walking out in a contract dis.. day from complications sufOne of 43 Gator players en- can play with a broomstick." Gardens Fort Lauderdale Srikera. has its own lAnebacker Charlie Williams rolled in classes during the heartstop- pute. "I'll just wait around to fered in a motorycla accident Watson, who earlier this year per - the Python - while see says his back and leg injuries summer quarter, Williams also oui the last week. what happens." Ding Crosby Pro-Am at Central Florida's Walt Disney arL' healed and he hopes to re lie had been scheduled to Kiiidie, iterii his fifth year - has found time to fill some Pebble Beach, Is a co-favorite World features Space Mowi. gain his strength by the time speaking engagements. in the NFL, came to AUAIItLI fight Alfonso Zamora, the world along with Jack Nicklaus, a taut, .the Florida Gators football last year in a trude which sent boxing association champion, Grace Saucra won Wed. "I talked to a group of high fIve-tune winner on this course The same may be said team assembles Aug. fl about standout defensive end John for the bantamweight title this nesday's nine-hole women's school seniors i'bout what it's over the years, in the towna. a ride called the "Corkscrew," Williams, a senior from Jack- like to be a golf tournament at Mayfair black student at a ment which is being played a 1,250-foot series of barrelrofls 7.00k to the St. Louis CardInals. year. Rick MeMurray, a 1974 sonvlile, injured his Hernandex was a native of the Country Club, posting a winning graduate of Seminole High, hag Kindle is still under the terms of b.ck lad preclominanteiy white univer- over the 6,806-yard, par-72 currently operating iii season and the knee injury state of Veracrtg. score of 30.5 points. Vivian been awarded a tennis schota4 11 U.S. the St. Louis contract. sity,' he said. "And I spoke at course. parks. The ride turns patrons In his last fight in Los Angeles Conklin and Mary Whelchel tied ship to Campbell College, neal' "My agent and I asked what He now runs two or three lionally televised i ABCi from at speeds tniles every other day. On the When you talk to guys like those ,.3o p.mn..7 p.m. EDT of 45 mph, and Still the about it and they said for me to unbeaten Baby Kid Chocolate in Maude Butler posted a 37.5 Saturday McMurray has three years of customers love it. More thali day.i between he concentrates prisoners you've got to speak and from 4:30 just play out my option," he a 10-round decision, while Mary Ann Buhrm.an had a eligibility remaining, and wtU their language. You can't get UP day with p.m.-? p.m. Sun- two million people have ridden pn agility drills, Ills overall record of 24-3 In- 38 and Jackie Crawford and play with the Baptist college i said. "That makes me wonder highlights shown at speak goodygoody i at California's Knott's "I don't want to come back there and BetTy Jesse Strand had 355. whether they ever wanted cludlng 21 knockouts. to 11:30 p.m. Friday. NCAA Divisioii I competltio, Farm. too quick and I don't want to them." Gregg Kindle or wanted to get is the vertical rid of the Zooker." ''ome back too late," 1w saId. "Loop," a 50mph structure that 'When I first darted working sends people through a 50-foot but earlier iii the summer, I circle, and then, for good bverdld It. I was running up to HAUPPAUGE, N.Y. (API - the physical education major peared measure, repeats the process four miles a day. I just gave out shod. It didn't take iie ROCHESTER, N Y (AP) - backwards, Loop customers at Pat Bradley set two goals for who graduated from Florida - weak andtlred all the time." In- long to realize that you have to Dynamo, piloted by Gerald Magic Mountain Park in herself on Once the knee Is loosened P thlsyear's tourof the ternational University in 1974. go right at the pin. Five Sanford soccer teams Moog of the Royal Canadian California have been known to HARTFORD, Conn. (API - Ladies Professional Golf seesni "If I have a problem, it's in all right, Williams arehomeSatus'day at Pinecrest Yacht Club, has captured the leave the ride only long enough Hockey superstar Gordie Howe Aseociatlo- win two titles and my putting. "That's the signal "The biggest problem Iha('I Id. Big Cat L•ts 'Em Rip k Cosmos Top Rowdies, In Key NASL Tester legal limits in width aP(l spacing. lie had voluntarily asked that they be inspected. Watson and Ray Floyd and Gary Player, who also had severai clubs disqualified, were DALLAS COWBOYS .i the greatest punishment they could in this case - banishment from pro football," said at. torney Barry Garber. Thursday, Aug. H, 1977-iA Herald, Sanford, Ft. Charting The NFL.- !A1 *1 TWILPTH-7.t T: I. JM'5 Mod 330, 3 3w Ar,'w 1.60 160; 3. arisli BenilO; Q(2 1)16.10; F (2 1)30.30, 1 1741)167.30; 41,23. A 33J6. H 210,15, ' 3 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES , iRIV. - ''4 U' I 'I.i. 7. Jauy Jewel; 3. Jarwin Marg; 4. Built jut; S. Travel On;6. F 7. Blowing Free: I. Peaceful. SECOND - 5.14, Di I. Sunshine Boy; 2. Outworked; 3. Ycu S Me; 4. Grand Stand; S Rambling Band; 6. Pearl's Pain; 7. Lucky; I Sailing Eagle THIRD - $14, 0: I. Demree; 2. Punkin Patch, 3. Regie; 1. Mm. vaude; 3 Done it; 6 Trin Linda 7. Jet; Sun Foot; I, Dog Jet. FOURTH -1.14. I: I. 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Sound Out. TWELFTH - . Si I. Wampum; 7. Perfected; 3. Toctinova; 1. Jersey Jane; 3 Radar Seam; 6. Irish Blend; 7. L.L's Busy: I. Wicked Wayne. . �$A.-Ivinlng N.raM, Sanford, Ft. Try, Thursday, Au. 11, 1??? J Try, Try Again Top Liberty Bl*l l To Rep64311ncome Tax Fails For 25TH Yea.. .P\ version hi' a scant five !rter, ! u Ienacit of a nrivat* citlz.n tmlled it will deitrny vnu. activist Stone, adds that he 5 already. !gge ?p!?ir_!: "Pight ne" the' innamed Willis' Stone, who Stone was convinced that paragraphs or 26 lines. But year, and thi~ porter. And none of it con- come Lu accounts for about 35 now 7e,uys his rituaUstic bill is preparing for started the whole thing. Stone government flames had what it lacks in length it makes Ml'utlonally authorized." per cent of the goverment 's again ritualistically dead; WASHINGTON — Each year may not have the full attention become destructive. He saw the up for in Implication; if adopted _____________________________________________ Aod Li u Liberty Amend.- budget. If that budget were for the past quarter century a of the legislature, but his bureaucracy as bloated and the liberty Amendment would meet force the govern- reduced by between 50 and 60 would .... ... y Ament-r..,. ritual ha'. been now ich l • 'd federal save the Amerkor Jd be ti') ment to divest tiaeu u 'so ü g per ct't, t': '1gii.i.a In the House of Represeii become one of the longest meddling In private enterprise, $170 billion In taxes this year purs ,the income from • • and properties "except more need for tatives. A member will rise and running proposals In and lamented its new alone, or nearly $2,0®per wage as specified In the Con- personal tax. He says the Isolemnly propose the abolition congressional history, regulatory muscle. A strict earner. stitution." Stone says this excess money from other taxes of the federal income tax. The Stone, a Californian, began constructionist, he felt the According to Stone, the monumental change would could be used to pay off the proposition will be given a lobbying for the liberty government was beginning "to amendment would work in two reducegovernment activity national deli IN THE 110118E OF REPRENTATIVF number, printed for the record, Amendment lit the 1940s. It was make up Its laws as it goes parts. First, It would prohibit aml expense by 50to 60 per cent, Willis Stone APTA" 4, 1"? then sent to committee for an era of growing government along," and had to somehow be the government from engaging and make way for the second proposal Li boldadmits But at his the I..sIf , Mr . McOo.ala, sad Mr Sv*s) au.u1.s.d (hi and w, 5.,-, : permanent power and purpose, a time tempered. in "Iii any business or industrial a, far m y ' ISISItId of l' 'i same time he insists that bold burial, when Attorney-General Francis By 1949, at age 50, Stone was enterprise. Stone says the JwWay Uberty Amendment. action Is necessary. "In a few The ritual is altogether Biddle was moved to boad: angry enough to quit his job as a bureaucracy now operates prompt profit or hope. Only a "The government of the U.S. b IV second part Is the Income years we'll have a trillion without usinessa consultant and more than 500 concerns,and from handful of lawmakers sponsor can do anything not specifically become full time political banks to manufacturing, he Lu repeal. 'lee years after dollar government budget, and 4 ratification his amendment, trillion-dollar government says theofgovernment willadebt. The bureaucracy now the proposal, which has come to prohibited by the constitution." activist. A short while later he believes this is in conflict with Stone be known as the Liberty Stone disagreed and vowed to formed the Liberty Amendment the wishes and wisdom of the have had time for an orderly spendi three times the money Amendment; few others even make his views known. Committee whose goal then as Constitution. United Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of consolidation and the nation In one year as it did during its know of Its introduction. In 25 His views were orthodox now was to reduce government Not only is goverment big lit relative to abolishing penortal income, estate, end lift lean ve adjusted to the entire first century. It simply years the measure has yet to conservatism. He felt, as had size and wealth. In 1952 he business, Stone adds, it's the timtrd Stain Gov ernment from and prohibiting he to atom" have so much as a committee George Washington, that talked Congress Into con- biggest business we have: "It ",P.,men without further has got 0 haft.Wild Its future seems u "Goverrunent Is like a fire, sidering his Liberty Amend- lends most of the money, it n in business in competition with its citizens. But will thle Liberty Amend. al imeventu1 as its pad. which, if it is properly con- merit for the first time. borrows most of the money. It R*4VIr4 by At &isati and bus. o R,prsss'nIahuea 01 1 meet atop It? Most unlikely. For °°' g i fts estates and-or But if the ritual seems a trolled will light your homes Throth the years Stone's owns4opercento(theland,it the 25th year In a row the mcmunat to futility, It Is also and cook your food and run your amendment has remained controls 20 per end of thet in. would 2 do United! States, ol Asserka ix Congress sumMed (twoproposal has been shrouded by something of a lower to the factories, , but If It is net con. mercifully short This year's dustrial output. It Is Ow bined It,s s ple c, St Im arithmetl One the cobweba of congirvissional Hv TOM flEDE Hersld News Services ai ,lit ' " III " IiyJEANPAI'FESON Ourselves Editor ' ' • RM 23 -' JOINT R.ESOLU11ON - _•__l._ "l aiway ;i'i thought I could- and now I (lid." . •': .. NewWhiteHouse Tour System Set By FRANK CORMIER eta, along with a notation of the AUICIMd Press Writer day and time they will be ex.WASHINGTON — The pected at the White House. White House Is receiving so This should sharply reduce many complaints from mem- the flow of letters and phone berstCi about the djf- calls, Moore said, and give IIas ficulty of getting constituents Willing's staff more time to on "VIP tows" of the White deal with special requests over House that a new method of and above each Congress didrlbutlngtourticketaiabeing member's weekly allotment. adopted. House members routinely get Rejected. at lead for the 10 tickets a week, senators 15 to present, is a suggestion from 20. They are coveted because the offleeof Sen. AianCranston, they convey anetementofstatDcaUf., that the early mornIng us. Moreover, ticket holders do not have to stand lii long lines and, once Inside the White House, receive better guide service than regular visitors. tows— not to be confused with They also see the Coma Room, be named for its display of dishes regular public tours abolished. from many administrations, Instead, tour office director which is not included on regular Nancy Willing met Monday ours. with Frank Mom, President Min Willing said an average CwWs assistant for congrw of I,= visit= a day take the sional liaison, and decided to VIP tours, Tuesday through try ne system of ticket dii- Saturday. The tow's were Intrlbutlon that hopefully will itlatedduringthepresldencyof make It easier for senators and Dwight D. Elsenhhower. House members to claim their no Moore-Willing solution may net eliminate ON problem weekly allotment of tickets. Roy Greenaway, Cranston's of which Greenaway coM administrative assistant, said pialned. He sold there is mud the old system was inequitable ticket demand from Califor. and required time-wasting let- rdaw that July tickets were ter writing and phone calling parceled out in March. Rep. Elwood WHis, R-Ind., between Capitol Hill and the wrote Carter about his own White House Instead of soliciting Individ- ticketproblems,sayinghlsccnual ticket requests, Moore and dituents "Indicate there has Miss Willing said, each con. been a vast curtailment in the gressionai office now will fill number of visitors" admitted out request forms once a day, for both VIP and regular tours. Min Willing said there hall whichwillbe picked updafly by White Ham messengers. On been no cutback, and reported the following day the mes- that on some days the number on as exceeded aenger will retire with names Of corAtItuents being given tick- year-earlier figure. ' I .'I1 :1 Analysis \_\ • * ,, l ,• - - •.-" -': '-" a f w . I I . '- (QCD wandail u.urDy 10 Wood, RI. 1. Boa 34 Mild, W $00. tti• E Sn it of Lot 51* 0 lying S SanfOvl.do Rd. A. W 10 It. of N 230 A 210.8s it of the SE' of the NE' Sec 921 31. less the E • , kndwn as Lot ii of Porkies Sub.. Mfg, to Bell-Tel Fed Credit Union, %1 i.swvo, 1146.39 month, SIS,W0, S.nfocd•Oviedo Rd. I-S. $100. Richard A. TagUaferrl to Ann The Equitable Lift An&, ScKlety Rodgers, M Carriage, Hill Dr. Ca, 15100. Co. $3$577.$0, $43,300. James W. Agee 1, *1 Patsy A. to Robqt E. Hayes & Id Luis 1.. MarguerIte Sheehan, AU. Boa 451E Jo. Oreenspwa & Loris J. Hanslie, Lot E. 1 4 Homer Ave., LW, Lot 3 51* S N. Traftoeds Map of the Town of IndianHiils,Un)$44$,Iubitomtg $anf., 5.57, m$g. tO J. Wendell Agee, Stockton, WtwlIey, Davin & Co. 1XION-01 11910110. all"? .141 V. to BrucsAtle, ' kec S WI Barbara "arold M. Christensen A, *1 Joyce C. 10 Of Kill S. Keep A, wl SuMn A., MASKING TAPE DRYER VENT KIT . Will adhere to most -dry, clean! surfaces. 3/4" * 60 yds. Izlj I/ I / Model 1280. 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(each bulb)............19C / _• -•.. d o H"' - rs DISCOUNT FABRICS FRIDAY PRICES GOOD THUR WID, 1/17 The bride-elect, born in Civillettes and oil The dance of S nlillole Iligh S(.hool e where Colu'llbus, Ohio. is the grand. imini. lie was active lit football. Iler flance. horn lit basketball, tennis and Interact, d atighter of M r.s. I eoII;l ().%wal(I 1-hiel. Millingtoll, Tenn. is tile grand- he is currently lit the U. S. and Sir and Mrs. C. it. 0 Columbus. A 1976 a G. Phillips ,tI)(t Mr. and Mrs Thu. wedding will be Aug 27 graduate of Seminole High Joseph A Steffens, Conway at Mi Souls Catholic lhurch, School, she was active ill Springs. San. \1974 graduate Sanford. SALE STARTS 0 L#IL.7J LJ¼_.,.,J\_JIJ ',.,.' 7 L&L&4 w ii 0 ar 1/2" x 4' x B'(4*ply) ....... I I , O ' R/Nr0N . CUDDLY F EECE L 'RE0 . - - -r, $ MACH. WASHABLE 6 Ti . P,lcs, quoted in this ad at. 1,..i PRICE111; GOOD AUGUST 12 thru 12 .1 90 $ MU1411111111WIl Mmm ths fight to IOW quairrtitisim on Me" 9* nwehandin. 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' 51U It -, p,C" VELOUR o fistt WINCAMA o$" c CHECK OUR "SUNDAY ONLY" ITIMSI , . . 3 "°N - _______________ O tS1 PO' N .. j WV SEW FOR 'FALL AT BIG DISCOUNTSI ACETATE & NYLON 0, $19-ST PoWs \ (1' - 1,1 .)f '6J1.j 'd 1 115 OPEN SUNDAY fl Y t j 69 01b5 . Rag Aweriw) MoSt U110MI l7abric Store! Ta - _______________ a°2 "ftC% BE FIRST In your mmunity whh 1A41 20. *50 8" 5/8•• *4' * 8' . — — WhIte Cement . The stIonger.than.mortar surface bonding :emont. it bonds, adds water resistance and 3/8 * 4 *8' LIGHT BULBS s £ SUREWALL ,, 'fr.' Sm N"Ico- '' . the horne of Mrs. Annie Mae Mrs. Gathers, Agnes Johllsoll Gathers, Saitford. Ile wedding Cheryl Sinith, Dora Cleveland, .11 will be Aug. 27 at the home of Bernice Herring, Mrs, Marie e's parents, Mcliltosh and Mrs. Ira Nine ,,u,4,' 'h nu attending, Fisher. Piece ML MATURE ' r - _i f . . - ,. - ' . LI L)' ) '" , Tallahassee-bound are fourth annual Florida 4-H counties is participating in the Supreme Court. The Forum will Seminole County 4-Hers, Citizenship Short Course, a prograrn to help yowig people end with a banquet Thursday Charniaine Hannar and Donna "learn by doing" experience in understand the structure and night. L yles, who left Sanford state government. Seminole Function of our system of Tueiday to participate lit the COUIRY along with other government and the Citizenship '77 is conducted Inby the Florida Coolierative V C ua S role lit e system. Extension Service. More lit. While In Tallahassee, the formation about 4-11 Shower Honors MISS Williams and the 4.-il delegates program in this area can be . will have an u r o A bridal shower honoring and who presented Miss to use a voting obtained by writing or calling Wilma Jean Williams, bride- WillIams with many beautiful riiiichuiie and to tour the capitol, Fred Roberts, Agri'Center, 4320 elect of Author L. Perry, was govenwr's inansioll, the new hosted recently by Sandra Williams, mother of the bursidlilu urchivei buil(lilig, and the telephone 322-7128. Jones and Eniestine Gathers at ,':4 8' 150' 6 6 10/10 . • 66" ASS 5" 12"x32"...... 5 - WALLBOARD . :, :r'' • 4-Hers Attend Citizenship Course J 29 ' 1 5' x 10' 6 x 6 10110 mesh - '48" Valance White Sparkle or Gold Leather Postfoimsd •1 .1 Treated to resist moistu, and wood destroying insects.o 1 Eøch Panel 12 *24 6 1 Sir. and Sir& Robert N. Thiel, 207 Citrus Dr., Sanford, allnounce the engagement of their (laughter. Constalice Lynn Thiel, to James Antholly Steffesis son of Mr. and Mrs francIs J Steffens. 115 W Jinkins Or., Sanford. , She took a Job its a sales girl This is where,' grituied at Woolworths In her native Mrs. Harvey, leaning back in New York. a DuIluig her chair and twiddling her envelopes at an a ng thumbs. agen a nursery school attendant. So In February she enrolled In the GED program, studying The string of unskilled, Wi. two week at a study fulfillIng Jobs helped keep the 1g I the Florida p pot boiling, But they weren't center d Light building lit what Ms. Harvey would have Sanford or been doing had there been an alteniative. (Herald Photo b y Joan Patinon) -'It was -exciting, quite a Florida Ilower and Light inallager Scott Hurim congratulates Elma Harvey on Well, there was one alter- challenge, stimulating" to be the results of her (;EI) test; she studied for the test at the FPI1 study center, I k s hool said Mrs native: she got married at 18. Ha "It's nornething I've Sanford. "And for the t 30 years she f.— evoted e her life to motherhood, always wanted to do, but kept Qer lit fact, she was mother not putting off. If I'd known it wits Hon I'd have clone It YCIWS only to her own soil and to so ut Mr. and Mrs. Leroy iii-law, Leroy Junior and FLORIDA aughters, but to more than ago I in recommending it to rawdcr, 1 Park Ave., Ginny Strawder, and fost er children as well. everybody. Sanford will be honored at daughter, Joann. all open house reception "I was expecting my third According to Gilda Copare, Mr. and Mrs. Strawder baby when I had a GED supervisor at the center, were married oil Aug. 27, celebrate their golden miscarriage" said Mrs nh1)tic wishing to follow in i9fl In Moultrie Ga wedding aiuiiversary. 'rhe Harvey. "I felt kind of empty Mrs. Harvey's first steps dowli reception will be held at the Relatives and friends of arid restless e should as m asing the road to a new borne of the couple, hosted somethin the couple are Invited to contact the GED office at scc. Iiy their son and (laughter, attend the reception. . Thiel, Steffens Engagement Told . J 1101111U still 20 r that she could contribute "my myself, 'where will I be when few pennies to the family pot.,, she's gone?' . 2 x S'PFSISUFO Treated 1300 Ductless leaCh) . • I . At - :-" REBAR Fiberglass 20 Year Wairanty 1917 Squats 1 X 11 ,, •-' C No 240 Asp * halt 15 Year Warranty Cabinets 8" *24" Wv 'A Reg. Ptice fbagi..................... 1.19 SHINGLES 0 SB-66 Sink Base 0 Two W-1530 Wall 8"o"....... L - Sealed down by th sun against wind and weather. White and Colors. Kitchen Cabinet STARTER SET r..r -- - FURRING STRIPS 1200 Duct-Type (each)......... V Made of select white ping. Sanded and ready to finish. (Hardware not Included.) -I I ___________________ g Movable Louver 'N INTERIOR II I flag 1. ''• 00J S 111111.32 II of N - s 88 ROOF ', 74" 9o JAII. to Will, fed.. 09,01-M utm. Jr. Thursday, Aug. 11, 1977-1 B e a1 I 0 fl program make an award winning g 'stud . for r C.P. tudent Vincent 'Me picture will be used 0 C rehabilit ation p in hospitals. institutions and social. programs. Ii SCO r S ............... 95C 46 Plain Mirror .................... 311 9•• * 24" 12" 36" 411 9" 28"....... ~, 1110#114m 0: N 44w A wf Alt"y L. to ArIWQf0iV,24UID"by$hIr*JAIJC Scotss - .AJVAVJ Self Sealing Square ...... ChefAlxv ...........111: 1 1 !hPI8Cb Kit Ideal th 1' ts. cord locks, vinylon wind cord and hanging hardware. Green, ri.øftftj1 Frultwood and White. 1 I 40 lb. Bag 29 85 9 Roll-Up Vinyl PORCH BLINDS I I .' projects. 75C 9"x20"....... 310 FF cif Sm. Co., SV.SdO.ft V9.6. Of-,C9, Lot 901k 0 Lk klithryfirk The Greater Cenat, Corp. to 5th Add., IS 47 ii. $3.'CO. Frederick S. Gaff I 'at Gloria L., Ill t.udlow Dr. LW,Lot 173 of WiIilv kuril Club, Fan HuM Su. 1, ta-M-10, .'. A C.E. patient and her counselor (right), participants in the United Cerebral Palsy of New CONCRETE MIX 4'- •,. - 1 - R09. Ftic* Ooffl Ippl W'4 ' - 'I' Roll 8" *36" JulIa A. RemIngton to William A. WS Lot II ai* Concrete Sti / Lightweight. " framing and many home Markham Pk Nil., 5.7$, mtg, to PP Lk Waym.n Net., 353. mtg. 0 Mid Fla. 1112,000,01 $164o. Allstate Enter mig. carp., Birch T evening H*rald, Sanford, Ft. will be presented at the Sanford Civic Center, Aug. 19 at 8 p.m. by Concerned Youth for cerebral Tickets are $25 ndb art. available at rite Greater SaflfOr(i Chamber of Commerce and Sanford Fire Dept. 9 2 x 4 x8' YELLOW PINE SPECIAL ' • ., 8' * 32.. ....... All iOl Lemon Ave. Unti Lot I Elk S A. Edna S. JacoW, to Ellish S. Ckra B. Russell's Add to Fort Reed, 557. & 'at $anj IC., 7th St. Chulta, $ slag. It ', of the E1'l of Corp, to RSEVS 1 For C.P. .. RuildingSupplies . And in the fall, she will em In 1970, she moved to Florida, bark on a whole new phase of first to St. Petersburg, and last her life— as a student studying year, to Sanford. "My youngest at SCC for her degree as a daughter Is 15 now. She will be registered nurse. starting at Seminole High tnthe "I've wanted' to be a nurse fall. A couple more years and since I was a child," said Mrs. she'll be a young adult," mused Harvey. But fate dictated Mrs. Harvey. otherwise... at least until now. ,, I guess I've d Atlorphanwhowasralsedby vegetated, sitting at :n her grandmother and maiden social security. Anne had aunt, the young Elma was become the center of my life, ou ,, .I, Marie J. Maley to Olive H. Cochrane, & Ethel M. Wadsworth, "10001001 $33,000, Im crystal Bowl Cif., CO. Lots 30 Kenneth P. ronton L wf Patricia " Olk A Crystal Bowl Add. to Ca, 1. A. Ia James S*wev a wt Patricia. yt, sloo, 059 mriarwood Lane. AS, Lot 42 N Leonard J. LaCmilin Jr. & *f Wood l7-4$U, mill. to 55 Mfg. Co., Sylvia E. to John M. Schubert H 525.300.00, $42,300. James Slices:, Morton D. Sotin Jr., , WtIiiarnW.Culp&w$Aul,n,T.tiu William G. C1800 N. 11101iffson A, wt Illelly J.. Chapall, 1510 walnut At. o E. ii St. Houston, Ta, Lots I & PhiladelphIa PA, Lot II? WekIvi Helping mHands \.) Kitchen Products ,. ii: e L.;1 Decorator items '' t . ) 'u'sy Lot 103 Woodcrist Un3.1545$ut,l. to m1g. MCKInney-Green Inc-, •''• -. . Chlome at en Black Circle GS Antique Gold Vein .......... I REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS J' ': from 'Our Town" which '.' - .i The 52-year-old mother of three grown children recently "People would say 'how can achieved the highest score ever recorded on the GE!) test at YOU bear to part with them?' Seminole Community College ill But you just lean, to love them he seven years the achool has while you'v. got thvin; )OU been offering tile !- gh school luiow you're going to have ve to part with them some day." quivalency diploma, '• , .- :1' .. .- ..- , pick up $p,1a1 just a y or two Y were in. at after Peggy right) sets Wade Brown straight in this scene - 1 radiates delight .•, . ''. "& .1 - ,•, " 40 ,, : 'I was smoking too many cigarettes, drinking too much coffee, Then a friend suggested I get a tooter churl. So she and her husband (who died in 1964) contacted an agency, and soon were playing Elms Harvey is one proud parent to a succession of woman, Mention the words children awaiting adoption. GEL) test," "college or • the ' Scorer _ Mother, 52, To Become Nurse -- ,.......J ________________ GED 208 E. FIRST ST. SANF -'S SHOE STORE A TOP & SKIRT FOR 70c E 35t DISCOUNT FABRICS voch BLE Its Assolit, ITCHIS O 1 198 yd SANFORD-2994 ORLANDO ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD. lrd. �2EvInIn5 Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Second Only Thursday, August 11, )77 To New York? LON DIE , - to Herald Services TORONTO — Another half-hour and It will be midnight. In the business and shopping centers of most North American cities, the streets are almost deserted, except for pairs of police toying ' a typical evening, several of Toronto's 40 lstgitlmat. $ .__,.:.. ..*... •$, ... -. you Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Chic Release In Papers of Thursday, Aug. 11 ACROSS 49 Weather Answer to Previous Puzzle bureau (abbr.) A I Loosen 53 Glacial epoch SHE NOT E)CCTLY WHAT YOU'D ,. CALL AN EAGER BEAVER M B MSTgAD' On tour .t gets good reviews, as does Davis when he guest. conducts; he's oeen invited back to lead the New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cleveland and Boston orchestras, among others. His Toron to devotees can and do buy Andrew Davis Tshirts, spoitlzw his DhOtnLtr.trh th eat res have Ala BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker \ NCY,WiJATS THE E6T TIME TOCATCH HIM INA600L) / G1. I _, 0 1 1 J 50 AUCH FRCHIE by Bob na 'THEY'RE PLAYING BOYS ARE WATER MAKING A 'TERRIBtE p RACKET IN OUR MOTHER" POoit THE ,• : ISCILLA'S POP KNOW Wi-I? BERNARD HATES V1YCOONG 50! bY Al Vermeer HE LOOKS HAPPY TO ME! HE'S __ _ 4fW PLAYING 4PMINTON .'I 'd .,-. 'DAWSOWSWALLpApER ...m..........................,..,.... Grasicloif, 40% Off II I .,.wt F I. I1 IILI (i mu.. Ii ' 'U .1 LcJ,JEIJI ur m mo ao m IT TAKE M& ALL WJEEK 10 F1&ID o&j k)JELV MORE R.A' APvAtE'THAT Evening Herald .i.M.I. f-Il by Stoffel - --. t7a Be one of the ever-Increasing number of Evening Herald subscribers. Fill out coupon and mail or call 322.2611 todayl FRANK AND ERNEST t TAXI STAND _. t • M '\L. • .7 I all Cfty ------------------------ DON'S SHOES N.z$ toicP.nn.y :. ••' • to ph your order (Year $21.40 6 Months 114.20 2 Months $4.0) asleep. We can this basal as many calories as running in metabolism and it represents place or doing piahiçs. about 60 to 65 calories an hour. These calories are used to keep Dancing Is a wondsetul form Room I your body In its healthy state. of exercise and moderate That includes the energy dancing may las as many as required to move nutrients Into 250 calories an hour. out of cells and all sorts of and Since your fat stiores are goommo _k._.L._ _.AI...__ t... IIICIIIICUI $VUODS inni nUI O eVITITWAIy the Tisi result es bow accomplished just to maintain many calories you take In and that wonderful machine of how manycaiorieayau use, you yours. need to pay atit1on to both Sitting awake will take about diet and exercji(e. T am sending 100 calories an hour. Standing you The Health t.etter number about 110 calories an hour. As 4-7, Weight Losing Diet to help an office worker you will be u.Others who want thIspian By BERNICE HEDE OSOL interested to know that while can send 50 cents with a long, IQitig office work a 150. stamped, self-addressed en,'.iund healthy person would use velope for it. Write to me In For Friday, August 12, 1977 ..bout 150 calories an hour— care of this newspaper, P.O. .bout the same number used to Box 1561, Radio City Station, without embellishment. YOUR BIRTHDAY do ordinary housework. New York, N.Y. 10019. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) August 12, 1977 You Can breathe fresh life Coworkers could lose respect this coming year into projects for you lf you fall to carry your that you almost wrote off, 1')i,ij share of the responsibility. Be a lIcv potential will make you team player — It's not a bit glad you didn't scrap them. harder. By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY LEO (July 23.Arnt. 221 PISCES (Feb. 20-March fl Normally you don't harbor You could be torn today betlose two clubs and four spades and make his one notrump on or cunning motives, but today weeti pleiUureable activities the nose. you might feel like sly Reynard and necessary tasks. Don't let Not against B. He executed the fox. The role will not serve the former detour you from the a real swindle as taught him you to good advantage. Find out road you know you must take. by Sidney Lenz some 50 years more about yourself by sending ARIES (March 21-April 19) ago. He won the club with his for your copy of Astro-Graph Be careful today you don't ace and led back the 10 of Letter. Mail 50 cents for each jeopardize a very valuable diamonds, not a spade. and a long, self-addressed, social contact. This person Now put yourself in South's damped envelope to Astro- must be treated with kid uloves. place. South was sure he could collect four club tricks. it also Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City looked as if West had led TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to fourth best of a six-card suit. specify your birth sign. Don't broadcast any home So South hopped with the ace problems today. It's better for VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) of diamonds, led a club. your image if you can quietly Today you might try to finessed and lost to the queen. handle them yourself. Then B cashed his king of manipulate friends so that diamonds and led his spade to they'll unconsciously do your GEMINI (May 21-June 20) give A (our spade tricks. bidding. Why the cloak-and. Matters affecting your income or earnings should not be dagger? Just ask them. LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 23) You treated lightly today. The Joke could be on you If you disregard may try to act like a big today because you see someone this suggestion. you think to be better than you By Oswald & James Jacoby A Canadian reader asks If CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be sure your idol is worthy of Subdue A and B who used to defend we would open two spades your self-seeking or emulation. hands in the auction bridge with: Possessive urges today. If columns before East and West SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You too strongly out for No. 1, *AKQJw wAu CAs £ took over the job were back at Be prepared for an uphill fight most certainly you'll turn The answer is that we off the weekly duplicate. If you go after ambitious un- Potential allies. surely do so ifplaying stun• As usual they found dard American. If we were usdertakings today. Balance what themselves on defense. A you can get against the price. opened the five of spades In In two clubs ai our only for. ring bid we would open two accordance with what he had clubs SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. learned from Work, Foster 21) It's unfortunate that you'll The hand Is too strong to and Lenz. That fourth-best risk a one hid being passed be better off being cold and lead is still standard. calculating in business today. out South's queen picked up Otherwise, others may take East's 10. South led the eight (For a copy of JACOB',' advantage of you. of clubs and let it ride. MODERN, send St to: 'Win at CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. Before you go any further Bridge," do this newspaper, 19) Someone you're fond of may you can look at all the cards P.O. 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(fl In Sanford Plaza iT( j4i J60 I r $I4OR75 '' Address , Calisthenics vary greatly depending on how vigorously they are done and your body weight. If you are only moving 100 pounds around the floor it takes a lot less energy than if you are moving 250 pounds. If the exercise consists only of swinging the arms It won't use WAS j I- • - Cicycling at 5.5 miles per hour uses only around 200 calories. At a rapid rate. though, cycling may use over 400 calories an how'. Here again the variables are important, speed, body weight, uphill or downhill. 5cHOol.0 ALL MRf TUMBLE WEEDS s yotr iov is tutu of 240 calories. H1D 6I0II'RY x IN ------------------------ ---i Intw My Sshicdptise To Th tvsnitg HsraId EnchsedIsmychIn the amount V Walking uses about $0 calories a mile more than you would use while sleeping. Our example, than, would use 120 calories to walk two miles plus the basal 60 calories for the hour for a total of 180 calories an hour while walking two miles. 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The person with more fat and less muscle will use fewer calories at red than another person who weighs the same amount but has more muscles. That Is why body composition not Just pounds onthe scales— is so Important. A healthy, well-conditioned person who is not fat will use about 1500 calories a day at absolute rest as If he were Bongos — mum HOBBY DEPOT 1 mum (I _ RPfl' IIIII. IIII II Jim..iI jiiii 17 1 I 1HRE 15 - ,TU Taking Fall J3 J4 I 1 Iauiiiii — - I. nomosezuajs can be ApplicaTions are available at LU. Homosexuals legally A multi campus admissions married to each other office and at FlU's resident under the law in the U.S.A. or False? centers In Daytona Beach, (1' It. Most homosexuals try to Cocoa and South Orlando, convert young people Into The fall quarter at FlU becoming gay also. (True or begins Sept. False?) 12. Children raised by gay Dr. . - II THE BORN LOSER beauty .... N I ON 55 TropIcal ITA NT I flower Li DR.. IAMB - I am 67 Quaver a s curio us *s u e as to the amount of if " • , 14 Less difficult SB Fighting man ITS DAY calories used in different Jobs, 15 Military guard 59 Sing Swiss 16 oliectior of in resting and activities. 1 am a tt'i CjUOLY IIJj _N1 00 Kinds Fl ' ficts bookkeeper and have a weight I7Crealqras, problem: at' I could find the DOWN IOP,dic& TMAN CI INUSI I D approxImate number of 20 Hebrew I S III 05 CANAL I Secondhand calories used per day then I 0 Prophet l _______ 23 Summer (Fr,) 2 College could gauge my calorie intake athletic group 22 Woman, 39 Fabrication 24 Baseball according to this and maybe 3 Ago name 41 Make one official (abbr.) begin to lose weight, epIc 24 Navy ship 27 Human being 4 Greek 42 City poem DEAR READER prefix (abb,.) The 29 Has lob Kwangtung S Born 25 Encountered moment of truth as to 31 Wedding S Ore (Fr) whether 26 Before (prilia) province 35 Visible vapor 7 Mountain you are eating too much and not 43 Manipulate 28 Compass 36 Brown (Lat) exercising enough Is when you point 45 Deprecate pigment 8 Montana city feel that layer o f fat under )?if 30 Actor HeflIn 47 Lot 37 Italian port Heron skin. If It is shrinking you are 32 Hoosier state 40 Social bud i o Poem 5 Water craft (abbrJ go in the right direction. If it 41 Mine workers' 12 Hums SI Math term union (abbr.) 13 Colorado park 33 Unity is increasing, better reconsider 57 Bevereges 44 Tacked 34 Capture te lulls vmur program. 46 Naive (F r.) 21 Missing link 36 Infrequently There are a lot of variables 48 Went before (2 wds.) 38 More pallid 56 Betrayer that determine the number of J2 calories anyone use . It even JO 16 110 j A BEAUTY A (1 wds.) - live night ' 'JJJThrfH . III Brown Thursday, Aug. If, 1977-35 Many Variabies In Calorie Count __________ pigment 11 Rose 13 Pienty a performance. Ic.— .... -- .w ......_. tercd; dark. The few couples who are abroad in the inner cities Music lovers have a choke of But it is the art scene that grabs visitors almost from the hurry for their hotels, cars, or whichever restaurants remain moment they arrive; the city has about 100 galleries. They are open. Any night life of former years is dormant, if not dead. lined up for blocks in some sections of torn), usually In old brick or performances every night of the But here. In this Canadian metropolis, young couples and stone houses that have been renovated and converted, what groups— along with some not so young— stroll, laugh, look In shop year. No Toronto Life magazine refe rs to as "sandblast chic," city on the continent, windows. By this time the dozens of art galleries are closed, but many are still lit, provoking lively debates.about works on These refreshed old buildings contrast with the proliferation of Including New York, offers as much display. dramatic new architectural designs in the city's several Movie theaters have just released one set of audiences, and "downtown" clusters, although the term Mill refers primarily to club entertainment...' another has replaced them for the late show. Some of the (heM, the older center of Toronto close to the lakefront. most varied restaurants any city can offer are catering to diners As for buying fine art, "a serious collector can do as well in and convivial drinkers. competitive I t hat way. instead, here it is doing or seeing things Toronto as in New York, if not better," This from the Prin ce On a typical evening, at least sev of Toronto's 40 legitimate for the sake.. 'oing or seeing them." Arthur GaZiery irnberii. who )-'rnws the market scene in both theatirs have had a performance. Music lovers have a choice of As(,r Toronto s possible rating as the second city culturally on cities. Not only u'o Toronto galleries have, or have access to, good professional artistry, from solo to symphony, every night of the this continent, that does not mean it is second in all categories. its paintings, drawings and sculptures, but their operating costa are year. symphony orchestra, while widely admired, isn't quite in the half those on upper Madison Avenue in Manhattan, center of art No city on the continent, including New York, offers as much class of the Chicago, Cleveland, Boston or Philadelphia, to name dealing. However, there is no question that the supply in New live night club entertainment; according to the Toronto Musicians Just four. Its fine art museums don't measure up the Kimball In York surpasses that of any North American city. Association, l,I0Oentertainers are employed here at the moment. Fort Wort Canada still hasn't done much in feature film production Many of the fined American jazz musicians have moved here, Art or, In New York, the Metropolitan, Frick, Museum of Modem because they like the quality of life in Toronto, and because they Art and the Guggenheim. preferring to import American movies, Yet even that situation is SCARECROW QUITE find devoted, paying audiences for their kind of music. changing, with several young and able producers operating in Scarecrows aren't what they used to be, at least Stfil. It Is Does all this hint that Toronto, measured by the bounty and that the so near the top in enough various aspects of the arts Toronto. Book publishing, radio and television an are rating of second makes sense. when a little Imagination Is turned loose. This one vitality of its cultural Life, has become the second city In North headquartered there for Canada, and all are gaining in impa ct. became a thing of Frank Rasky, entertainment writer for the Toronto Star, also in the hands of a young America, surpassed only by New York? contestant in a Winston-Salem. N.C. scarecrow Still, Toronto's strongest claim Is Its vitality — in architecture, Expectedly, the fiercely loyal folk of Ontario's capital argue worked for years in the New York entertainment scene. "In New that It is, just as the devoted citizens of Los Angeles, Chicago, San York," he says, "an actor is lucky to work a month or two out of performing arts, gallery activity, and In the day-and-night aura of contest sponsored by the Forsythe County I- li the year at his profession, In Toronto, with 40 theaters, mostly eagerness in the streets, Francisco and a few other contenders insist that it Isn't. in the restaurants, among audiences. its Clubs and aluminum products manufacturer IIJIt subsidized by the government, he can keep busy all year and population is growing and no wonder. This is the place to Nevertheless, a weight of evidence favors this Late-blooming make a be. archer. Inc. good living. He also can tour, with professional regional city on the north shore of Lake Ontario. Toronto used to be so theaters from coast to coast." quiet, according to a long-standing Joke, that its people would One of these working actors described himself as a member of drive across the border to Buffalo for excitement on a Saturday the people's theater. Asked to explain such a description, he Homosexuals Are Sick? -- Wrong Again night.NowDetroLtersmakethemuchlongerdrivetogetapi i... £L_ - .. . —.-. uu,wwj by we guverument, i no work for usc DEAR READERS: How of the Toronto action over a weekend. 1 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) radio and television, I much do you know about We are spirits. That bodies stead of an aid become an Lawrence O'Toole, dance critic for the Toronto Globe and Mall, travel across Canada in a regional theater company — all sub. homo sexuality? Mark the should be' lent as while they encumbran ce and answer none expects this attraction to spread: "1 have a theory that the people sidized by the Canada Council, and this is how I make my living, following statements "True" afford us pleasure, assist as in of these Inte ntions for which, or In New York are going to become so Jaded that they too will be In Toronto I can do more creative work in theater and other "False." acqui ring knowledge or In doing they were given, it Is equally coming here for a fresher cultural life." To which Gerald BIrw media than If I were working in Los Angeles or New York, doing good to our fell ow creatur es Is a kind and benevolent that a way, I. Homosexuals commit more berg, a native of Brooklyn who moved here from New York 16 mostly commercial television. And the living conditions for my crimes than straight people. kind of benevolent act of God. is pro vided by which we get rid years ago and now owns the Prince Arthur Art Gallery, adds: family are better than I've found anywhere." When they become unfit for of them. (True or False?) "It's already happening." In the lively arts generally there are more performances going e purposes and afford us 2. Everyone thes Is born straight, "Toronto has to be the Canadian dance center because our on any night of the week than in any other city-u--,J.s I,...,.I D..lI.. L... "' ItDr....I.. 1..___ ..,.. _ii, — aQnhi ri.nSInii but some h.a.nn,a, t.ia onin lnit.I f I.____, ,I...nra'1 i.... fl..h I. •hni ..,....' cause paren ••' .. .I., , kA uu ase iivv, U £UWC LVUIUIUV5. •&ii additi on, --(or gay peo e) New York. While ts th pl usuall y e popular Toronto Maple Leafs attra ct 16,000 they have been seduced by a has a ballet school which is one of the top three in the world, season ticket holde rs to the hockey games, the Toronto Sym- gay person early In life. (True become homosexuals them. "There Is no real sta r system In Toronto ballet, which is di selves. (True or False?) f- phony's annual subscribers number 23,000. or False?) ferent f rom New York and most cities. Nor is the star system as How did you score? A font of Information, not to mention enthusiasm, is Walter 3. You can always tell Important here as it Is hi the United States generally. ,t marked all 12 11 hamb ur ger, managing director of the Toronto Symphony, who homosexuals and lesbians by 'In one way, ours might seem a k in d of sedentary cultural life, OPEN statemen ts "False", you are has been a concert lmpressarlo in the city for 30 years. ills recital the way If anyone accustomed to the 'hype' of New York's cultura they act, dress and very uuu 1OA.M.TOSp,M, well Informed. l perseries' bring an International array of m ical us artists. talk. (True or Fals e?) sonalities were to come here, I think they'd be appalled. But DAILY There Is nothing st uffy about the Symphony and certain not It your marked nine 4. If a person graduaily they would see that this Is what culture all about. it's a to ~W_ Is gay, no statements "False," you are bo ut its young (33) conductor, English-bo rn Andrew Davis, amount of 'IS MAGNOLIA AVENUE the not 'my favorite' or 'your favorite' performer or company; not or f airly well accordi ng to Homburger. Their philosophy, he explains, is motivation can change informed. DOWNTOWN SANFORD him. PH. 3t2.17fl If you marked four or more "something for everybody," and appar ently that works. The (True or False?) TRAIN$ s t ta ements "True", you have a AUGUST UNIFORM CLEARANCE : orchestraoperates48weeks eachyear,averagijigt, hree S. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR Boys raised by great deal to learn about a week. Only Vancouvr and New York have more season domineering also ewelryandsc$rvss mothenand weak bo N.HOOAUOERAILROADSUPPLIES mosnty, because ALL o, 5UbSCTi be)'5. COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION or absent) fa thersususllyt*au ANDACCESSORES the above statements are ___________ MONDAY. SATURDAY IOA.M..4 P.M. ___________ into homosexuals. (True or. FALSE! ' 1141 1OSYA!POINTMENT) False?) Registrations IOflS IDENTLAL,'t& ( 0. Gay people LEDIA RD'S UNIFORMS Prospective stulents at quarter have until Aug. 22 to do utve "G hEVING S1'I become mothers or fathers. Florida DELTONA IN"— " SUITE 144'DELTONA, FLORIDA Technological it, university admission most consoli ng bit of philosophy of. or Fa True lse?) FIOO BUS, 305-4t1.403 HOME: 04.7st.23•j University (FTh who have not ficials point out. I've 200,000 *ti is 7. Homosexuals are more w ever come across was made application for this fail tt ri en by Benjamin Fr..blin admission officials point out. Inclined to molest children import ed Oriental 99 (c sexually than heterosexuals. to the daughter of his deceased r Roll "Very li ttle tim e remains to (T brother, John, on the occasion ru e or False?) Prepasted) complete the necessa ry steps of his death. I quote, In part: , H a pe rson has one or two $429 "A man is not comple tely that lead to enrollment," said sexual experiences with born CONGOLEUM $469 0 . 11c Sq.Yd. Admissions Director Ralph someone of the unt il he is dead. Why then same sex he is & Up 'VINYL FLOORING SqYd.( Boston. lie noted that should we grieve that a new ' 90$ N Up trw:- gay. (e or False? OriandoAv,. (17.92) scripts and ot he r required data child Is th born among e i Pasr Plate,Maitland 9. The American Psychiatric 1000 647.2423 normally take se veral weeks to m or tals? Association stated that 0 reach FTU following requests homosexuals are "sick," for such information, or False?) _* by SHt 0u1 sur s..g LECTT UST O JOSS cOR 70 ,... p.j ThE NEW CLEANING Toronto Vies For To Cultural Billing By NORMAN NADEL .., LJ AW -W/T! i'M i44ii,6 lIE AiDS ?VAtf'E.. 1 �1 1 ,, 4b— EvenIn Herald, Sanford, Fl. . ______________________ Thursday, Aug. 11, 1fl7 Sn,eetest J0 • I otic Legal Notice legal Notice _____________________ ____________________________________ BI.Jt F'Io 1'aIeis Monthly R,ntajsAvMlabie OLOR TV,AirCond,MaidServ, QUALITY INN NORTH I 41. SR lit Longwood 162 8edruui'iiiihedApart,ient Adulti, Rent by Wrck or Month, Orlando - Winter Park 83 -9993 SemIno 322-260 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1505W 25th . be _, ''i - background. Top sllCry. A Full-time Mayor IS7 W. 15th Street Last year u.s. sugar Sanford, Florida, this 0th day of Seminole County, Floridi in. ac AAA EMPLOYMENT "We've been advertising hot August, 1911. A City Manager -ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll 30) Commercial cordance with the provisions pf the 373 5116 and heavy," Martinez saId. 8,000 cutters in from ,, Ca1b. Jacksonville, Florida 32200 ___________________________ Arthur H. Harris A copy of said ballot shall be Free, 621.1221 for "We Care." Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: bean island after only 1,000 Chairman "And only two guys showed YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Adults 1. Teens. Section 063.09 Florida Statutes I9. available at thi office of the City SECRETARY Ill, Department of City of Sanford Clerk of the City of Winter Springs, action to foreclose a mortgage on 5: Joseph McGovern : for all this effort, time and American workers signed Public Safety, Division of Planning and Zoning Florida, for all persons desiring to OfferIng own room, bath, board. the following property in Seminole for the job. Michael McGovern Send resume' to Personnel Office, money." Commission light II 1971 examin, the same. County, Florida: for salary small Publish: July 7$, Aug. 1 fl Seminole County Courthouse. N The polls shall ooen at 7:00A.M. When a third potential recruit Lot 22, HOLDEN REAL ESTATE Publish: Aug. II, 23, 1977 housekeeping S. Iive.ln com DEN "Some of them never worked Park Ave., Sanford, FIa,, 3277) and close at 7:Od P.M. and the polls panionthip for elderly lady. 322' __________________________ COMPANY'S ADDITION TO' oeo , showed up, Martinez went into some worked one day, some SANFORD, according to Plat __________________________ shall bi located at the two Fire ___________________ ORGANIST— CHOIR DIRECTOR ________________________________ ., his pitch, warning that cane worked for a week," said a La' Stations within the City for the . thereof as recorded in PIat Book I, ' for Grace Ur,lted Methodist ' KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sell precincts in Quettion. cutting "is hot and dirty ... It lxir Department official. Page$9, Public Recordlof Seminole SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Church. Salary $200 rrn Apply ttlsOe useful, no longer needed • church office before Aug Ii This Not.e is to be published in County, Florida, OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS will be the the hardest work Sugar growers must MW I'Wl items With a Herald Classified Ad. the Evening Herald and the Sentinel has been filed against you and you Notice of Public Hearing Auditions Aug. 25, at 1 30 p m I It you've ever done. Call 323 2611 or 03) 9993 their recruitment programs are required to serve a copy of your I N THE CIRCUIT COURT Star, both newspapers of general September 6, 1977 W. Airport Blvd., Sanford SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA circulation in the City, once each 7:00P.M. "If you're sure that's what show the U.S. Labor Depart. *i'itten defenses, if any, to it on s. ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN W. Fuller, Of Berry & Fuller, weefi for four consecutive weetis NO. 71.612.CA..L The Board of County Com you want, i'd be glad to give you ment they are trying hire doIN YOUR FAMILY? Small machine, tool & dye. type Plaintiff's attorney, whose addu-esi missioners of Seminole County will PENNAMCO, INC., a Delaware prior tO the time of the Special a try. If you need a job, Ineed a mestic workers. AL NON is P.O. Drawer 0, Sanford, Florida hold a public hearing to consider an corporation, drawing, up, counts, 4 day wcek$ Election. forfamiliesorfriendsof DATED: Aust , in. $1,110 yr. appeal against the Board of Ad. 3371), on or before September Plaintiff, problem drinkers 1971, and file the original with the iustment in aporoving a Lot Width V. Mary T. Norton, AAA EMPLOYMENT Forturtherinlormationcail City Clerk 32) 5176 20) Commercial Clerk of thIs Court either before Variance in an R.IAA Residential HAGLE, INC.. a Florida cor 423 4517cr write ________• . _____ City of Winter service on Plaintiff's attorney or Zone from 90 feet to 03.63 feet end a poration; BARNETT BANK OF Sanford Al-Anon FamilyGroup Springs, Florida immediately ihereafter; otheewise Lot Size Variance from 11,100 WINTER PARK, NA.; KELLY 21—Situations Wanted P.O. BoxSS] ___________________________ adefault will beenteredagainst you square feet to 11,691 square feet on SERVICES. INC., a corporation; GARY E. MASSEY, ESQUIRE Sanford,Fla. 37111 for the relief demanded in the the following described property: and ROYAL LINE BUILDERS, Winter Park Federal Building Experienced practical nurse will 335 E. Semoran Boulevard Complaint, The E 11.02 ft of Lot 31 and Ihe W INC., a Florida corporation, provide care, room, board for 4) Sift of Lot 35. Block 61 Sanlando, Altamonte Springs, Florida 37101 Defendants. WITNESS my hand and the seal of elderly in my home 323 2031 Attorney for City of _____________________________________ ____________________________ this Court on July 29, 1917. The Suburb Beautiful, PB), Pg 55't1, AMENDED Winter Springs, Florida (Seal) In Section 12-21-29, on Ridgewoo(t NOTICE OF SALE Arthur H. Fteckwith, Jr. NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that Publish: Aug. Ii, II. 25, Sept. I. 1971 Christian uay School ties openun' Street. (DIST. I) (Approved by BA 24—Business Opportunities -on 6 30 77 for David W. Bean..) On the 19th day of August, 1971 at DEO 53 Clerk of the Circuit Court for 1 and 5 yr. olds for fall BY: Mary N. Darden semester. Tuition, $33 mo. Call This public hearing will be held in 11.00 AM. at the west front door of AM paper route, Santord GootI WEKIVA RIVEN - (3) 2 BR, carpeted, adults, no pets, QUIET, 'free canoe use, 3224410. ____________________________ - _________________________ to , Swamp Law 4 _____ ______________ _______________ law used by the state to Impose ernment," the court said. Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, ,, Sanford, Florida the undersigned TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION ___________________________ as soon thereafter as possible. described real property: OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. 372 3553 or Mrs. Martin, 2-4400 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION t'wy. 92, I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday fli'jht at 1.30. It's the only one in The sooner you place your classified Florida. You set he reserved ad, the sooner OU Qlt reluft,. price, No charge other than 1.5 cegistrallon fee unless vehiclu iS 79L._Trucks.Trallers sold Call 904353 flU for further ______________________________ details 'H Chevrolet, ¼ ton, good cond., 1975 Olds Om, ga. e,rc. clean, 17,000 $1100 332 1799 between 9 5. 4. ml., air, tanctaro''s cyl. radIxils, Eves. 3231116 12950 3726579 FurnIture iS Honda, CL 340, 3,000 mIlls. Exc. coed., twiT, n,.i'. back rest, adutt owned, $430. Wood or stsel desks (executiv, deSk 1. chairs, secretarial desks & cabinets, As is. Cash & Carry. NOLL'S Casselberry, I7-92,I)O-l2Oo Harold Hall Realty OSTEEN AREA— 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat & air, c'ernenl block REALTOR.MLS with simulated brIck front ton321 5111 Dayor Night struction. Large spacious kitchen, family mm., 2 car garage, on ONE PHONE CALL. STARTS A ticret of w000eØ. fends -Off Dcvi. ,.Jt..er.tIED AD ON .11.3.. Rf Road on Sheryl Drive. SULTFUL END THE NUMBER CYPRESSPARK REALTY INC. IS 272 2611 711W. New York Ave., DeLanct REALTOR 904436.1721 Will purchase 1sf & 2nd mortgages at discount, 21 hour approval. Call ST. JOHNS REALS YCO. ________________________________ 67)5935 - ____________________________ - 6—t.awG'den - 'VlL'uiR TI. TOP SOIL YELLOWSAND CatlDickLacy,)23-7510 __________________________ 1911 Toyota Pickup with new cap, Ambassador, s'ation wagon, A I CYPRESS LUMBER automatic,lowmileage, very good cond PS. PB, Air $1695 371 15)7 Open Sun. Only Ip.m.-6p.m. cond.,13590.377.1790, SOOW.2ndSl.,Santo,d IUSTMAKE PAYMENTS— 'l2and ___________________________ For Sale or Trade for Motorcycle 0 BROKERS Models. Cail 323 $570 or 534 -----Nelson's Florida Roses equal value, 1961 Chevy Van 373 4605. Dealer. Days-3fl.6)33 SO—Miscellaneous for Sale WOODRUFF'S GARDEN CENTER 1192. _____________________ =__ Nights—lfl 2352 60) Celery Ave., Sanford 1967 Imperial Atrican Night Crawlers SO large MakeOffer 80—Autos for Sale worms,$l,Alwpeat,tinequality Payton Realty 3730705 64—Equipmentfor Rent SI bushel Wholesale in your ________________________________ 1969 Continental, electric windows & Rig. Real Estate Broker AMC Matador '73. aIr, PS. PB. Vinyl container, S bushels or more, 75c 337-1301 OayorNight Steam Clean YourOwnCarpe$ seats, PS, PB, A I condition. Soon Top, 11,000 ml., $1,173. 3223909. per bushel. BAGGS MARKET, 26.40 Hiawatha at 17-fl to be a classic. Will sell for lower Rent Our Rinsenvac --2155 Sanford Ave., Sanford. _____________________________ CARROLL'SFURNITURE,3fli$i THUNDERBIRD. '72 One owner, than value price, for quick late low. low miles, all power All the 323 1312 ** )itrt55 merchandise sale. Carload extras you expect in a luxury car 6S.—Pets.Supplies of Indoor Outdoor wrought iron Country. 3), with 2'-i acres, fenced, 1967 Pontiac LeMans, PS. PB, radio, mntludinq new radial tires Ec furniture. Any type item fruit trees, many extras. Terms. heater, air, $500. 322131$ cellent conctition, 57250 373 2791 available. We are agents for the Black & Tan Hounds, Trained & 1)9.000. manufacturer to immediately Pups (150). Coon or Deer. I 904_____________________________________________________________ dispose of this merchandise 4373106 BATEMAN REALTY AND regardts of lose. Country Keg. Real Estate Broker -THE I Free tO '300d country home, AKC MAN Furniture Distributors, Hwy. 16, CHICO 243$ S. Sanford Ave. 373 male Airdale. 3230342. 321-0139 eves. 322 7413 ______________________________ _______________________ Atlas iu'cer, Hoover vacuum with attach., Dressmaker portable By Owner, S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. 67—.Uvestodc.Poultry —A ____________________ IVOFTHESE CARS'— Sewing machine, never used, S135; _______________________________ Duplex. Excellent income, con V'nyl reclines'. 571 11)2. dltion & family Neighborhood. Four PigS, $19,900. (305).374.1043, Deftona '7$ VEGA HATCHBACK '11 MAZDA '7) TOYOTA— standard lOwks. old., $20&$2S. '11 PINTO—Acts '74 FORD WAGON '11 OPEl—Acts. Sale 14 VIGA HATcNSACK '27 OPEL WAGO Call332.3u3 III Bay Ave., Sanford, 3 BR, I bath, J' TOYOTA-Acts. '27 VENTURA 11 OPEL. MANIA [II 5PORTAIOUT WON. Lg. Dining Area, $31,900. Tree's. Everything To Go '77 VEGA 3 DOOR '13 HONDA CIVIC :1) CRICKEIT 4 DOOR Robbie's Realty. 322 9701 68-',laflted to BUY '73 IMPALA — *.Ira '11 OMIGA Clean 75 EL DORADO—Leeded Priced to sell. Children's Shop, 2610 Hiawatha, Sanford. 3 BR,) bath, FR, Kit, equipped, new ' - -- UNBELIEVABLE** ' - ___________________ __________________ - Forrest Greene Inc. REALTORS 0 6$33or 339 1111 eves. ___________________________ SWIMMINOPOOLHOMES -________________________ maSter suite with private en Buy now for your luture home SANFORD Used Office 80—AUtOS for Sale 78—Motorcycles ____________________ _________________ ___________________________ Walker, Sublet, 322 6457. - I &Sold " - French Provincial design, -_________ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS ___________ CASH 322-4132 17.92 —427 carpet, C H & A, patio, fenced in Woods Buggy, 10' Jon Boat, Chain For used furniture, appliances, yard, lot & Quiet neighborhood. Sew Hunting how; 323 9095 after tools, etc. Buy I or 100) Items. 333 $779. 524.300. 3 Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. S Points Ljiijwood ','. POOL above ground 21' diameter, Wanted to buy used office furniture. Includes filter & other equipment. Any quantity. NOLL'S CAS. 5' deep. 5500. 322-0299. SELBERRY. Hwy. 1197.530-4203. Prolessional Maid Service. Licensed, bonded 1. insured. Free estimates.Call1316100. S tenstrom Realty --- — HIGHLAND PARK' Immaculate 3 BR, 2 bath home with all the CI Iras. Enclosed sun room, extra large living room, wall to wall carpet, central heat & air, land scaped yard, and much more. IIPP WARRANTED. What a buy at 1.39.500. - . 60—Off ICe Suppiles ggga4fl " ----- __ Evening Herald, P. O Box 1657, Will keep children in my home, ': -. ' ____ Publish: Aug. 4, 1), 1$, 73, 1977 , - ____________________________________ ____________________________ ____ Court view of mountains. Large rock fireplace, exposed beam ceiling, large redwood deck, spring water. $29.S00.$3,000down,auumeloan. loal $23,000. LAKE MARKHAM AREA- 10' with 1g. oaks, 1S0'x 113'. 55,500. '' BY OWNER 3.2, Cent. HA, separate DR. eat In kitchen, huge List With Us It You Really Want To __________________________________ pool, fireplace, many oak trees. Sell. Cash Buyers Waiting, - ' ____. To High CRANK CONS'T REALTY REALTORS—I306061 Eves. 3fl-3$49 I Acre on large rushing mountain ,'i BR, 2 bath, beautiful Pinecresi trout stream. Waterfall nearby, area. Large attractive yard, witt 36—Resort Property Good access, $2,900. Good terms, extra large pool. New roof. FH _________________________ appraised, $30,900. ___________________________ EAN F1' )NT APTS Daytona 2 Bedroom cabin on I acre, Good garden spot, Good access. Owr d3 BR, 2 bath, extra large cornea , ' Beach, For reservations, call M. needs to sell. $13,500. Terms, lot. No city taxes. CharmiN R. U. Hutchison. Thejearea fewol 1.000 listings. We house, priced at a low 523.500 4 have alt types of property listed Excellent terms. 'I from 1.100 per acre and up. We 37—Business Property 4 BR, 2 bath, lovely large older have small or large tracts. We story. Extra spacious rooms also have several cabins, houses, Beautiful tree form 5wimmIn ,. Office space for rent or to share. old farms, etc. Write or call for pool. 144.950. Suitable for small secretarial or free listing brochure, You can call - (f bookkeeping service. 261$ Orlando freeof charge by dialing $00421 TWO STORY HOMES Dr. Faiay Plaza, Sanford, 22 712). Write or call today. 5616. CHEROKEE LAND CO. 'Charming 3 BR, 2 bath, located or Murphy, N. C. 30906 OPEN double sized lot in quiet nici IN neighborhood. Formal dininç FOND'S NICEST BUILDING: room. $37,500 price allows foi -' Central,.r & hCöt, Ample parking, ASSUME MORTGAGE— On this five year young home, 3 BR, 1'i modernizing. fully carpeted, modern bldg. bath, range, central heat, utility Landscaped Attractive rates. 373. shed $21,O00. .'i BR, 2 bath, comptetely remodeled, wall to wall carpet Building 10.000 14.000 sq, It, SANORA.- PRICE REDUCED upstairs 5 down, lovely eat.ir 17900 3 OR, 7 bath, central heat & trial. comn,erciat, 91$ W 1st St kitchen, extra large yard with air, w-w carpet, range 5 dish 373 fruit trees. Separate workshop. washer Double garage, 1.39,900. 133.500. tt ce. Downtown - - Bank Uquidation Sale ' ' to SANFORD MID7II a Nice Corner. Lot. 3 BR, 1• batl ceniral NSA. I', car garage, year guarantee Call for FH terms, HIDDEN LAKE ESTATES 47. 41—Houses -_ ________________________________ _____________________________ _______________________________ ___________________________ '" 34—Mobile Homes NORTH CAROLINA _____________________ __________________________ ' 7 Bedroom rustic c.bln on I',, acres air, patio, awning, adults. No pets, 1639. pompano, Fla., - 41—Houses 2 I5I, I bah CBS home, nice camel 31A—Duplexes tt with citr: CS. Convcn3t.', ---, located. 3210113. R., Unturn. Near 5CC. $t50 mo. New 3 BR, I bath homes, $23.S eposit. 901 736 0399. Government subeidy avaitabit ________________________ COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED ______.----.-.Buildcr, 322.fll7. Equal Housir - VA S. FHA homes located in OptunIty. 32—Houses Unfurnished __________________ - __________ many arias of Seminole County - - $17,500 to $50,000. Down payment BARGAIN HUNTING ______ low as $100. 3 BR, bath, shower, small out. The hunt 5 over. VA S. FH I buildinu laundry room. Lake completelt repossessions. Monroe, $150 mo. 561-2461 after I refurbished from as low as $17.OG Jim Hunt Realty, Inc pm 5)00 down. Alt areas. Cal 2524 Park Dr. 322-2111 Whltehurit, REALTOR. 3326711 7 BR, country house, older couple, REALTOR Attic Hrs: no children, reference required, 3729701 3223991 _________________________ 377$ SUNLAND AREA— 3 BR, panel;i mooN,. 3276496 FR, air, fenced yard, countr atmosphere, 174.900 ..och Arbor, deluxe I BR, den, TA F F ER REALTY SANFORD- 3 BR, I' baths, lust cond, & location. 5370 mo. plus yrs, old, fenced yard, quie dip I yr. lease, No pets. William Reg. Real F.stateflroker DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Noon Friday - 41—Houses One Home Remainlnq, MAke Offer. nford, newhorne, 3 BR, 2 bath, family room, 2 car garage, kitchin equipped with dishwasher, range, disposal. Central heat. It shag carpeting. Easy access to I 1.11-92. 1flMIn'Iotiamonte Mali. 132.500. FLAGSHIP BANK OF ORLANDO. 196 7311 ext. 727. : GENEVA GARDENS Thursday, Aug. J1,I977-3 ________________________ 31 —Apartments Furnished CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICITOPUSLIC IN THU CIRCUIT COURT Notice is hereby given that a NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA FICTITIOUS HAMS CIVIL ACTION NO. U.I1.CA*U Public Hearing will be hid by the FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF Notice is har.by given that I am JOHN SAULS, PlanningsndZonIngcommissii RECOMMENDATIONS ,. FOR engagedinbusineuat 2343 French Plaintiff, the City Commission Room, City AMENDMNTS TO THE 197677 Ave., Sanford 32771, Seminole , Halt, Sanford, Florida at 1:00 P.M. BUDGET FOR THE REVENUE County, Florlda,undefthefictltious DIE JAMES WILLIAMSON, on Thursday, September I, 1977 to SHARING TRUST FUND FOR THE name of EGG OMELET HOUSE Trustee, and Individually, consider the following change and CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA REST., and that I intend to register . amendmenttotheioningo,dina, PRESTON WILLIAMSON, NOTiCE is hereby given that a said name with the Click of the 4ka line of the City of Sanford, $eJnole Public WEST PALM REA sAp) woer." CARL WILLIAMSON, ONADIA Hearing will be held at the Circuit Court, Seminole County, HOURS 3conwcutiviflmes . .SIca Sine WILLIAMSON,LILLIEM WILSON County, Florida, - Ctadea Martinez may Martinez Commission Room in the City Hall Florida in accordance with the 7conwcutiveflme$ .....33ca line oo A.M. - sso P.M. and CONNIE WILLIAMSON, Rezoninu from PMOI. MuItiI. in the CIty of Sanford. Florida, at p!ovi$iO43 offering the swecte job In tools of the trade, a razor-sharp of the Fictitious Name Re'sa,ntia), 0111cc and )nstitjtion 2:00 o'clock P.M. on August 22. o.fendants. MONDAY thru FRIAY ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 1927. Statutes, To -Wit: Section 065.09 town, but he says there aren't machetteand aluminum hand NOTICE OP ACTION .FJ To that of OC.2, General Corn. to consider amendm.g's to In, Florida Statutes 19 SATURDAY ,.PJoon _., st)n,M',irnurn I • fC 1...WING- 'LprN, •' . - ....... f " '' .-udget for Revenue snaring Trust florklw'a 5: Eugene Stupelman That property described as North Fund, to be recommended by the Publish: Aug. ii, 10, 23, Sept. I, 1977 unemployed for the hot, dirty The man left, saying he would JiDANTS WHOSE LAST KNOWN of Lot II, Block V. Town of City Manager to the City Corn. DEOSI MAILING AND RESIDENCE Itilisk it over. work of cutting star cane. ADDRESSES ARE AS STATED Sanford, Plat Book I, Page 113 mission of the City of Sanford, ___________________________ Being more generally described Florida. BELOW. Martinez, a recruiter for the $ "All I'm trying to do is hire as located - at corner of Highway 16, CITY OF All parties in interest and citiins West and Poplar Avcnue WINTER SPRINGS, U.S. Sugar Corp., came here somebody," Martinez said tot. If PRESTON WILLIAMSON, JR. shall have an opportunity to submit this week to recruit sugar-cane FLORIDA Sundaj I 1310 E. Hyde Park Boulivard ___________________________ The planned use of the property is written comments, or lobe heard at der. Noticeot Special Election . Apt. 311 garage repair. cutters and take them back to saId hearing. TO: ALL THE VOTERS OF WIN- _________________________ __________________________ The Planning and Zoning Corn W. E. Knowles . Qewistoit. Clewiston, locatedAlthough the harvest is three Chicago, Iltinois 606)3 TER SPRINGS: ____________________________ mission wilt submit a recom City Manager ' on the edge of Lake monthsaway,siargrowersjn NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OBADIAH WILLIAMSON mendalion to the City Commission -_ City of Sanford, FL 4—PEtlOnaIS _________________________ __________________________ by the City Council of the City of inIavorof,oragainst,treq,5 45 Wellington Avenue tit 18—Help Hendry and western Palm Okeechobee, calls itself " Publish: Aug. II. 1977 Winier Springs, Florida, that said Rochester, N.Y. IISoo change or amendment. The City DEO Beach counties have started -, sweetest town in America." City Council has called a special Commission wilt hold a Public FACED WI TN A ON INKING But despite an intensive radio their search for workers. NURSES, all shills. Geriatric e CARL WILLIAMSON Hearing in the City Commission _____________________________ election in Winter Springs to be held PROBLEM? perience preferred. Apply in on Tuesday, September 13, 1977 to Room in the City Hall, Sanford, 1310 E. Hyde Park Boulevard advertising campaign to lure Cutting cane pays PerliaplAlcoholicsAnonymous an submitthefollowingquestIonstot person. Sanford Nursing & Con Apt, Florida At 1:00 P.M. on Monday. FICTITIOUSNAMI _____________________________ Phone 42)4517 at the Florida State Employ. Americans won't consider the Ave. recommendation, (I) Do you favor a full time paid ' engaged in businesi at $10 Myrtle Write P.O. Box 1213 administrator for the City of Winter LILLIE M. WILSON .' ment Office, there were few job.AsaresWtmostcuttersa All parties in Interest and citixena Avp Sanford, Seminole County, Springs? SECRETARY. ' Technical Eic Sanford, FIortdsiflhI 1463W. 73rd Place ________________ neeas super sharp person tor Shall have an opportunity to be Florida,underth,fIctittn,,,,i,meof _______________________ takers. As a rtsult. (lIe OW1$ seasonally imported from Chicaoo, Illinois 60636 heard at said hearings. - -- 'es No ' SOLAR ENERGY SAVtRS, and challenging position. You'll 1'e. in. say they will again have to look Jamaica. (2) If the City has a full time DIVORCE FORMS— For By order of the Planning and that we intend to register said name ' _____________________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. _____________________ Legal Notice _____________________________________ TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES- At tractive 3 FiR. )i baths home near Mayfair Golf course. Florida room S. carport. Nice shady lot Just $27,300 - —____________ Goods On '77 Dodge Aspens ________________________ ____________ 3 PieceSr.ction,I gold with blue slack cushions, round coffee table, 2 end comoct. tables, fruitwood finiSh, 2 lamps, 7 living mm. chairs, rust print high back. Frigidaire RefrIgerator, 20 cv. ft. Irost-free, top freeter, left hand. 678 1285 alter 330 _ We have lust made a "Detroit Fleet Purchase" of '77 Aspens with less than 2000 miles and are offerIng these cars at the low price of 1431$ with a $500 rebate on all models, 2 door or .4 door, for a net cost DO 77—Junk Cars Removed ____________________________ BUY JUNK CARS from5l0tol50 Call 322-1624 - •3888 323.1000 OR 645.4100 BUY JUNK CARS, TRUCKS & Imports, $1010510. Newton & So Used Auto Parts, 3223990 after $5 week ends. Ic—_- Cash & Carry FurnIture Rebate Cash 50O - '71 Lifetime Motor Home, 21', air, sleeps 6. Al Condition. 323.1505. Wheel Ranch Highway 17.92—Sanford IS NOW OFF ER ING A ._ 75—Recreitional Vehicles - 51—Household Sanford 'fls, I Jim Lash Says: ___- I 78—Motorcycles Clearance S4le. Sat. Only. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Land Development Administrator the SE ',Iyiflg Eastof U.S.Highway Public Hearing will beheld at the Includes land, building, office Willow Aye, lOO'i 110', 56750 Day Care course. 323-5962. on the Florida Keys, Green ture in selected areas is left entertaining. Spacious rooms. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES _______________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA will be considered Persons ap- NO. 17 92 of Section II, TownshIp 30 Commission Room in the City Hall equipment, 2 pick up trucks, toots ___________________________ DeBARY Choice neighborhood. Extra large TWENTY WEST- Charming 3 BR. Swamp and Big Cypress the discretion, as determined PROBATE DIVISION Hwy. I? fl Lake Mary Blvd. pearing at the public nearing wll be SOuIh, Range 30 East; and the North in the City of Santord, Florida, at Motorcycle Insurance S. nyntory. A reel money rnker ______________________________ Corner, lOSe 130', $3500 I', bath home with equipped oak shaded lot. 131.500. File Number 77237.Ce 323 3200 heard orally. Hearings may be 'iottheSE 'aol the SE 'iof Section 7.00 O'clock PM. on September 13, flt.AIR AGENCY 9—Good Ttngs to Eat BUY TODAY BE IN BUSINESS Swamp is wwonsjitutional wiU by majority vote, of the goverkitchen, large back yard com-__________________________ LAKEFRONT Divliin continued from time to time as l Township 30 South, Range 30 1917. to consider thi adoption of an ______________________________ 323 3166 or 373-77)0 TOMORROW $65,000 Terms pietely walled In, and con be appealed to the Florida nor.secretaryofstate,attorney 5,,#'Molher.in-law dream. Lovely Bookcase Bunks with mattresses 1. Nice' xt,')) In Re: Estate of found necessary. Further csctalts East; 41—Houses ordinance by the City of Sanford, '4 Egg Ranch with nice untry home veniently located near schools and extra eat-in kitchen, separate some bedding, 113 333 171$ Farm Fresh Okra for canning or Supreme Court says Deputy general, comptroller • AUSTYN R. EDWARDS, Available by calling 3734330, Ext. together with all structures, im Florida, as foilows: 15.000 capacity. Contract farm shopping. BPP WARRANTED -______________________ entrance, 4 BR, 3 bath, spacious fetg, Mon., Wed.. Fri. provements, fixtures, appliances, Deceased 301 ORDINANCE NO. 190 WITT REALTY Atty. Gen, James Whisepind, treasurer, commissioner of Terms. Only 175.500 Sterling Silver Flatware by family room, with large fireplace, SANFORD Sinallhomu Mahnken Farm. 333 0473 With 6 "FREE NOTICE OP Board of County and appurtenances on said land or AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF Gorham, Buttercup design. 21 The 1st District Court of Ap- agriculture and commIssIoner Call Sanford's Sales Leader REALTOR 321.0610 large separate 3 car garage or Wm. .1. THOMPSON REALTY $12.000cnsh liSid in conjunction therewith. ADMINISTRATION Commissioners SANFORD. FLORIDA. TO ANNEX BLACK 3231113. EYED PEAS. You pick. Multiple Listing Service workshop. Fenced yard. Central Rig, Real Estate Broker 322 6565 pealhalldeddowna3-Odedsjon The aforesaid sale will be made WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA of education. Constitutionally, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Seminole County, Florida ______________________ Mi. North of SR 3fl 561$ Oregon Ave., •Ir, well to wall carpel. Mint Eves. MS Sill 3720452 ,5.,., ,.,,e._,1 xl.., •l.,.e ...ni .i_ ,. CLAIMS n. flUMAlerle na,ix., n., ru.., i,,.,.. ,,,,•,,,,, In Eves 322 1911 I Economy t .,.r JPIr,rv,xu, TIWJ MI "'v"r Gold Washer & dryer, used I year, 1974 BUICK LeSabre Luxus. Air, 5URVU IIIV £PIC 5415 WUI 11,11 IA), m I mi. West of 16 lust west of I-I & condition. $14,300. Foreciosure entered in Civil No. 77. FLORIDA, UPON ADOPTION OF ______________________ THE ABOVI ESTATE AND ALL Chairman Auto. AM.FM Stereo, Electric service contract, $300. Also baby Environmental land and Water The decision voided the CabiANYTIME 612 CA 09 L now pending in the SAID ORDINANCE, A PORTION .—!i!0rd.. OTHER PERSONS INTERISTED Attest: bed, $10. 323.5433. Seats, Silver.Rlack Vinyl Top 6 29--Rooms EXCITINGJI Management Act. Hew Sticker net'sdesignation of the Florida IN THI,.ESTATE Circuit Court of the Eighteenth OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY Harold Hall Realty UIICLUTTER YOUR CLOSET Sell Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Multiple Listing Service ______________________ Interior 350. 7 Bbl. Only 30.000 ______________________________ 2 New Models Bedroom set, like new. Living room YOU 11—IflStniCtlOfls ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Publi$h: hose things that are just taking up Judicial Circuit mend for Seminole Aug. Ii, i,n LYING Enacted with thestrong sup- Keysasanareaofcriticaja APPROXIMATELY ill Miles. REALTORS Sanford Furn. rooms. Gracious set, coffee & end tables, $350. that the administration of the estate space with a want ad in the Herald County, Florida. DEO FEES EAST OF UPSALA ROAD ____________________________ REALTOR, MLS Under $35,000 CCyl., Auto.. Air HeubinAskew,the concern. A companion decision tiving.SoOS.Oak IlImo InrludeS ______________________________ fl] Riding mower, $95. Old Monroe of AUSTYN R. EDWARDS, DATED this 9th dAy of -August, AND APPROXIMATELY 1460 227 3611 or Iii 93 Only 323.5774 Day or Night utilitlet & maid. 3229673.11)7083 law Road, between I 1 & Sanford, off the major state voided the designation of the 1977. deceased, File Number 11j$57.CP, is I FEET NORTH OF PAOLA ROAD, CAMELOT LEARN A TRADE 3 BR. 2 baths, family rm., fenced 46. floe SI B Ar,StsfO. pending in tne Circuit 'Courl for NOTICE OF MEETING OF LAN(Seal) I9IAAMC HORNET Sportabout enviroiunental protection laws. GreenSwarnpassuch IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE yard, drapes, refrigerator, much 2 BR, trame house, '1 corner lots, 1295 AT CASSELBERRY Tractor Trailer Driver Seminole County, Florida, Probate DOWNERS Arthur Fl. Beckwlth. Jr. home for Fl. living, 3 BR, 3 bath, 131 VOLUNTARY ag, Rad,o. I Track, Luggage fliOi. Mid ANNEXATION OF SLAVIA 323_ Q'$_ $6,000 & assume mortgage $3,300, Q' it allowed the state to move in But the decisions did not al. .1 "The 30APattments Unfurnished Kenmore Washer & Dryer, 1)00. or Hiiib Equipment Opr. Division, the addret of which is DRAINAGE area, fenced, patio, BBQ grill, Rack. Extra Clean. Clerk of the Circuit Court PROVISIONS OF SECTION DISTRICT OF at 1.50 ma. 322 9563. will sell separately. Lots of to protect sensitive areas when fect designation of the Big Cy. $Diesel Mechanic ________________________ W. Garnett White Robbe's Realty. 322 9253. Seminole County Courthouse, North SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, By: Mary N Darden FLORIDA STATUTES (1976). East off 17.92 Aruo drapes, 5)0 to 530. 322 3429. Calltollfree(74Hrsi p1995 l)i(IUt5 Clerk Park Avenue, Sanford, FlorIda. Thu TO ELECT A SUPERVISOR OF Sanford- Lovei'1or2 BK, air ww ' local officials failed to do the press Swamp as an area of WHEREAS, there has been filed Rig. Real Estate Broker at Semlnoia Blvd. Sanora Town Home carpet, personal representative formica Robert 1. Taylor with kitchen, the $135. of the estate City Clerk of the City of SAID DISTRICT job. JOHP4KRIDER,ASSOCIATE 1973 NOVA Super Sport 350, 1 critical state concern. That was (Hors. Track Rd.) 1800.432.7509 is Carol Ann Griswold whose ad. furniture $10. ifl 9623. II) III) hCyl., Auto., Air VAN DEN BERG, GAY Sanford. Florida, a petition conNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1995 SAVE 50% Spacious 3 BR. 2' bath, town home, 74 GREMLIN 107W. Commercial, Sanford Speed. Radio, Air, Clean. "litheSupreme Court agrees Follow signs to models off provided for in the 1972 act, not dress is c-o Mrs. Cecil Davis, 2-0 That a meeting c,t the owners 5 BURKE, PA. taming the names of the property All units have double walled Sound extra large master bdrrn with Its 327 7581 Factory clearance, on stretch zig orwriteto: Grenade St., Ft. Bragg, NC. 20307. lands Winter Park Drive with the District Court of Ap- byactionoftheCabinetaswere owners in lhe area described situated in SLAVIA Attorneys for Plaintiff l.0O0Met, proofing at own Private balcony 5 3 walk in zag sewing machines. Singer, new Universal Schools Post Office Box 792 The name and address of the per. hereinafter requesting annexation Open lOto6 DRAIIIAGE 830.7966 DISTRICT OF Why Pay Rent? pealdeclsion,oneofthestrotlg. the other deslgnatlon, closets. Enjoy 2 private patios and $119. balance $55 Singer Future, iN 7th St sonal 1973 DODGE Double Cab representative's Truck Orlando, Florida 37502 attorney are flururu to the corporate area of the City of SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. ,.4 Il. sAJFnPn CrIIIDT PT ciouhlr aaraot' 1Arn. flAni. rI,,h sold new for 5610. pay balance %IIIIlIIO ,Il.VIIVICUIIIIIV)IIW ivuam rrnrlaa..LIw IU!UIIVITIJ 1IJflhItI[.LIAIIUI £lIV 5.'SUUJCI 5 uignauons Sit forth below, With Bed Shell. V.1 Auto., Air, Sanford, Florida, and reguestin Reconditioned homes in Seminole will be held in the Memorial 305 123-7656 JS(, & tennis Kitchen & laund;; $235. See At Loadedl Super Clean. All persons having claims or Building (former City Hall) i,, Publish: Aug. II, 1977 land and water management were bitterly protested by land bc included therein; and County area. $100 clown. 511.500 up room furnished. 537.500 NEED A SERV10EMAN't You'll 3301 Sanford Ave SANFORD SEWING CENTER 373 330) against the esta!,ar, Oviedo,Florida,afteno'clockAM, DEOS? WHEREAS, the Properly Ap. NOW AVAILABLE • 'r find him listed in our Business will be struck," Whlsenand owners in Central Florida and IIT -L.....'J W_ I'T' lOJOStaleSt YVI 111111 El-thEE on the 24th day of August, AD. 1977, M, UNSWORTH ntuewuuu irms Service Directory, Sanford Plaza, 322 9411 said. "In terms of regulating the Keys. Whisenand said there MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF having certified that there are four for the purpose of electing one _________________________ OMPLETELYSNSUt.ATEC I, 2, 5 3 Bedroom apartments JISSAMINI THE PUBLICATION OF growth, it's one of the strongest weremorethanchauenges ° property owners in the area to be Hannah's Music Center, Lessons, THIS supervisor for said District for a WILSONMAIERFURNITURE A belufiful 3 bedreeen twme that is available. Pool, Nec. Room,. NOTICE, to fil, with the clerk of the term of three years, at annexed, and that said property REAL ESTATE 'me, FUNISHEo STUDIOS tools the state has." which each designation, .ltuat,'i a ever a,, acre ii jaeecty Instruments, Accis, Repairs, 210 BUY SELL-TRADE Tennis Court, Laundry Room, AC. above court a written statement of 3721190 REALTOR owners have signed the petition for election every acre of land in 5069 tsr apictmeol ceenpiex 0e04s. the UNFURNISHED 1 BR's E 1st St., Sar,ford 323 $111 REALTOR MIS 3li-315E.First5t. 3223622 Thedldrlctcowtsald it ruled The Keys Dishwasher, Carpeted & Draped designation any Claim or demand they may District shall represent one share IN THE CIRCUIT COURT o THE annexation, and LIve i tile heme sad buIld ye,,r aO3W.lsl'S: Sanford UNFLJRNISHED 2 BR's Call 323 120 between 5- 30 1.5 the esired aparimeati lx a willog •f law have. Each claim must be in writing and each owner shall be entitled to EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. unconstitutIonal covered 70, acres WHEREAS, It has been deterLOCH ARBOR— Spacious S BR, 2 the 323 606) or eves 3230517 321 S. HWY. 17.92 t'w,e Saks, Cs0veit fe few,,, cia, and must indicate the basis for the vote in person, or by proxy in CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE. mined that the property described "At The Energy 52Appiiances Ali Liniti"have bUiI in bookcases 18—Help Wanted story brick waterfront home, because the legislature hnprop. entire Island chain off the tip of ________________ Lake Mental. The l.snie features 322-1835 claim, the name and address of the writing duly signed, for every acre FLORIDA and chandeliers at.., ii., formal living 5 dining, roomy hereinafter is reasonably compact Efficient . . ." Lake Mary— 3 BR, bath new extra large bedre.ms, searate dial c erly delegated to the governor the Florida peninsula. The creditor or his agent or attorney, of land owned by him in Ivch Civil Action No. 17ISiSCA-I9.L and contiguous to the corporat, area pantry, family room with homes. Under $25,000 with less Freezer, 22 Cu it.. United upright, 2 ________________________________ rsein, hid a kitchen with a S'sx$'y AVON sales mean extra money this A. and th amount claimed. II the District; guardians may represent JUANITA and Cabinet authority that has Green Swamp designation KANE, an of theCilyof Sanford, Florida, and it pantry,p1cc much nice. A bit SI calls. fireplace. Also a game room. moo. old, white 7101 5. Key, than 51)0 down. Government SANFORD COURT APIS. summer. 6413079. I " ry ix It,. city limits at eeWy 515.101. cIairnisnotyesdue,fhedateeq has further been determined that Swimming pool enclosed by their wards, executori and ad- unremarried widow, Sanford. 333 4312. long been a local government funding. By builder 531 1619 Equal covered acres in Polk wilt become due shall be stated. If mlnistrators may repr.s.nt estates Plaintiff, thuannexationof laid property will 3101 Sanford Ave. stockade fence, has Its own wet 313 3301 Housing Opportunity. function, ' COURT and lake counties, a major CONSULT OUR the claim is contingent or of deceased persons, and private INTERVIEWERS Parts, KENMORE WASHER bar, bath area & sauna. Even a not reiult in the creation of an en LAWRENCE S. WHITTEMORE To canvass door to door updating I BR apt., air conditioned, 9)1 Park Used machines. dave; and Service. idyliwilde— ByOwner,113K. 2 bath, gazebo. A must see at $76,900. APARTMENTS Ave. lies mo. includes utilities, info for new Sanford Lake Mary uncertainty shall be stated, If the their officers or duly authorized MOONEY APPLIANCES, 32320)7 S. French Ave. porch, fenced yard, tireplace, 7 the extent of government regu.. Florida. ENROLL I GREENE Defendants, Florida, is in a position to provide claim Ii secured, thu security shall agents. The owners of a maiority f 0697. car garage. 323 1511 REALTOR 614-6923 NOTICE OF SUIT age or older, neat appearance, 321.0041 bi described. The claimant shall the acreage of such District thallb, municipal services to the property TO: All units have lighted P. floored attic, have clear legible handwriting or deliversufficientcopiesottheclalm McessarvtoconatauIean,irnM. *2 BR. 2 bath, pool oriented floor LAKE MANY- I BR, 2 bath, cendescribed herein. and I --- lh. (II.. sTorage a 53TV.Rad10Stere0 LAWRENCE 5. WHIT printing, be excellent spellers, tral H&A. carpeted. screened PrIvate Entrances. Fenced AND AN EXPERT DO THE JOB plan, with 3 stldmng glass doors for to the clerk to enable the clerk to thapurpose of holding such election Commission of the City of Sanford, TEMORE mail one copy to cacti personal and to transact such other business Outside work, no selling. Apply in Patios, Insulated Doors porch, 136.900. 323 3652 — exquisite view. Move in for $650 Florida,cle,ms it in thebest Interest 1 Nt. 2, flax 31 representative, And Windows,Shag own handwriting to: Box 644 c SANFORD COURT APIS. clown 521.500 of the City ho accept said petilion as may come before the meeting Good Used Teievis$ons, 12$ and up. Kingston, New Hampshire , Carpeting, Beautiful Ailpersonsintel-estedinth,estafe Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, 330) Sanford Ave. and to annex said property. DATEDThis3Istdayof July, *0, Miller's, 2619 Orlando Dr., 3fl________________________ 42—?blle Homes 0314$ Sanford. ____________________ ________ 373 3)0) Bathrooms, Color Co. fo whom a copy of this NotIce of 1977. *1 BR. 2 car garage. 2 fireplaces. NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT — 0332. Ordinated Kitchens And Administrationhasbeenmalledor, cent. A & H, ill' x 143'. Sprinkler B. F. Wheeler, Jr. ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF Conditioning Hauling ________________ _______________________________ Air MSCallaflE0U5 Services and required, NewS used Mobile homes ready for Appliances, Heat, Air WITHIN system, immaculate. Mid 30's THREE THE CITY OF James 0. Colbert 31—Apartments Furnished SANFORD, Looking For INewHome?_Cp,eck -_________________________ MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Cond,tioning,APID occupancy 54—Garage Sales FLORIDA: the Want Ads for houses of every W. N. Cloths . i.__). ' \1Illl! Don's Hauling Moving of Trash, MARY F. WHITTEMORE GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Attic Storage 'I THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF As ihe Board *IDYLLWILDE 4 BRibath pool site I'ld price. SECTION I. That that certain Central Heat 8. Air Conditioning. & P PICKUP & Nobody iives above or below you 5906 Noyles Court 3803 Orlando Dr. 323 52(52 Miscellaneous. Etc 1 days. 21 Hr In Museum? THIS NOTICE, foflle any oblections home, Mid 60's. of SupervIsors I properly in Seminole County, GARAGE SALE. 3711 2tth St., For tree estimates, Call Carl DELIVERY SERVICE Memphis, Tennessee they may have that challenge the Licensed. Ph 363 1213 Slavic Drainage District Florida, described as follows be and RECEPTIONIST Sanford, Thurs. & Fri, 9103 Sal. 9 HarrIs at SEARS in Sanford 33.2 LAKESIDE Sacrifice Mobile home, small Phone 32? 01337 v.kilty of the decedent's will, tI'e SENIOR CITIZ ENS High 1. dry on of Seminole County, *S20 ACRES Needs to I. Spencer Foundations & Bras, 1711. _________________________ ORLANDO the same is hereby annexed to and dependable person withsmart, good (AP) l'he The family has the black qualifications of the personal movable room, skirting & lii APARTMENTS YOU ARE HEREBY notified that made a part of Florida small pond. Oaks, paved road, S About Our the City of Sanford, SANFORD COURT APTS too Misc Wonder what to do with Two? Sell Improvements downs, many extras 321 8691 _____________— typing a .1 Complaint to foreclose an Articles Florida, pursuant to tpi, voluntary personality, tO mm. to downtown $70,000 Terms. pecial Discounts The quck, easy Want Ad One Aluminum Siding yr _____________________________ 7iOlSlnfgfdAvi Unfurnished 323 330) lurisdiclion of the court. IDYLLWILDE GARAGE SALE first turned down the idea of a pants and red, white and blue1 ALL. CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND DEO-1 way The magic number is 322 following real property: * A LOT FOR A LITTLE - 4 BR, 1969 Kirkwood. 12' wide 11, CCC. Clothes, carpeting, toys. houSehold WANTED NEW HOMES TO BUILD 111.011, Florida Statutes (1976): wax museum Ilkenesa of the 1 Bedroom.SI4Smo. tennis shoes Gllmore wore at 2811 or 531 9991 Park Ave. cond., extras, lot 91 201 Commercial BeginattheNWcornerof$ OBJECTIONS NOT SO F ILED items. 170 Larkwood Dr., Sanford. Eliminate painting torever. Cover , ,of very clean 5 roomy. See Jimmie old frame house, on's acre near I & OLDONES TO REPAIR The North 1.4th Of Lot 4, NEW APARTMENTS man who publicly demanded his ezecigion, Mobile Park, Sanford. 83) 3092 or SE ALL $175 mo, ' 2 Bedroom WILl. SE FOREVER BARRED. Sal., Aug. Ii. 9 3 Cowan, 3)0 Palmetto Aye. I Fruit & shade trees. Only of SE ¼ of Section 23, UPSALA, according to the Plat If you Phone 3225663 _________________________________ wood for good with aluminum SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD 323 6742. ________________________________ are having difficulty finctnga Township 19 South, Range 37 E. run thereof as recorded in Plat Book Painting 5)3.000 aluminum overhangs & siding, STORY 1 Friday, August 12 Garage Sate placeto live, car to drive, a lob, or aAN MO PARC1 2, 3 Bedroom Beautiful setting Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Notice of Administration' August 1, Deal direct, no middle gutters. Noliceol Public Nearing Salurday, August Ii, 10 a m 0 3 ii77. on a line parallel to saia SE ¼ of SE Seminole County, Florida, LESS Now, they're inoking for a J:!I!0t1CS Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded Stemper Agency 43—Lots-Acreage man. 20 yrs exp Eagle Siding Co thu September6, 1977 read all our want acts every day Weekly. 3515 Hwy. 11.92, Sanford ' of SE ' to the St. Johns River, West pm only 119 N. 8th St., lake Carol Ann Griswold Free estimate 37) 6031 OR BELOW YOU musewn interested in the proj' 16$ feet and LESS lhl East 250 83)9563 _____________ 71%P,M. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT o THE * * * * * * * * 323 lV30 Mary. Just otf Lake Mary Blvd. ______________________________ called thu Point of Beginning, As personal Represent!' fe,t, CITY LOT— 1 Acre or, 70th St. $500 REALTOR'MLS VINCENT'S CARPENTRY Hwy. 17.92 Sanford The Board of County Corn- ThenceWesIerIyaIongthesam,j0, and ALSO COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL, ACHlNI5T For informatIon Call bra Bedroom Trailers Owner moving, GARAGE SALE No job too Small Eves 323 3916; 321-0210 Gilmore wore when he faced a CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Across frem Ranch House Interior, Exterior Painting Minor Beauty AUSTYPI N. EDWAIIDS hold a public hearing to consider an Northerly on 1203 Seminole Blvd. (I bik east of COUNTRY LOT-- 172'xISO'. near COUNTY, FL. 323 S417 carpentry work, Install, repair Deceased ,316131 firing squad at Utah State Pria- CASE a line parallel with the UPSALA, according to the Flat appeal against the Board of Adj S Sat. 9 to 2543 Park Drive, Sanford Hospital) Fri Five Points. 13,000 NO. 71.l341.CA.e4A gutters & coat roots. Licensed, SI. Johns River the distance thereof as recorded in Plat Book I, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL on in January. In Re; The Marriag, sI partly remodeled, 3 BR, 7 bath, 3 TOWERS BEAUTY SALON Iustment in denying a Lot Size required to provide the dislanc. of Page 67, jt 331-1422. SEE THEM TODAYI__-Make your Budget go further, shop REPRESENTATIVE: 7 BR, furn. apt ___________________________ Assorted items of the Public Records of , all GARAGE SALE. Variance utilities In in an R.)AA ReId,ntlai 100 feet measured on a FIVE ACRES— in Osteen, 5)7,op FREDERICK A. POOR, (formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook.) story New aluminum siding. Only line por the Classified Ads every day C. Brent ctuded, 5. McOaghren,of Exeter Aye Seminole County, Florida, LESS the Fri. & Sat 9.30 lit. no pets, Ills ma. Zone from I1,70Osquarefeesto, "SomepeopIemiglgt1ijit's 333-5967, Ji l 4, , ,, 4, 4, .4, , 5)9 f 15151 .322 5712 $11,900. Owner, 03.4 1900 , pindicular to above line and Pefitlonef.Hgsband, Winderweedle, Haines, Ward West 11 feet thereof. _________________________ Country Club Heights. Longwox1 10 pct. down & monthly payments to morbid, I guess," said Toni and square feet; Lot Width Variance thence Easterly the distance of 727 Maintenance —___________________________ Roy's Home I. Woodman, P,A, SECTION 2. That upon Ibis or __________________________________________ 2 Story, ION, 2 bath, beautiful cond. he most energy efficient 'iving lit your budget. _______________________________________________ Plumbing repairs, screen repairs. from 90 feet to 43 feet and a SIde feet and thence Norlherly on a line dinartce becoming effective, the Damico Gurney, Gllmore's MARY L. POOR, CARPORT SALE. Fri & S'st 179 P.O. Box NO BrIck, Stone & Stucco Setback VarIance 1mm 10 feet to 1", parallel to units available today are at.. includes rental apt. 1711 Park i't Control the St. John's RIver the residents and SOUTHWARD INVESTMENT painting, odd lobe. Reasonable Rpependoni Wife. Pinecrest Drive. Sanford Washer, Winter Park, Florida 37190 cousin freszi [geM, Utah. "Some property owners of the ________ Ave. 322 5990 COVER YOUR WALLS WITH DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE ______________________ feet on the following described distancerequired foprovid, lCD feet property described herein shall be & REALTY Licenlld. 37701316. _____________________________ Sc,,, Solo,Chairs.Misc Tefspti: (305) 44443)3 AM(RIC,6.N property: SANFORD COURT APTS people might take It bad." AMENDED on a line perpendicular to above line entitled to all the rights and Publish: Aug. 4, Il, 1977 Rig. Real Estale Broker CANC.IR Lot I, Block D, Repiat of Tract Si, and ART BROWN PEST CONTROL simulated brick, 'lone & stucco PIOTICEOPACTION DEO.1 privileges and immunitl 330) in "But if It was Ia help some SOC*IY as are Sanford Ave. 2563 Park Drive Hal Colbert Realty beauty. Sanlando, The Suburb Beautiful, PB thence 373.3)0) TO: MAuY L. POOR Insulation _____________________________________ 55—Boats & Accessories value ______________________________________ Easterly 121 feet to the St. from time to time granted to Insulation ________________________________ 9, Pg. 49, in Secf ion 11.21.39, on Johns River " 322 5563 one, I woulthi't care what other equivalent to one fool of fiberglass _________________________________ 52) 15th St.. and thence-Southerly residenlsandpropertyfl$Qf, i3 Acre lots, city of Lake Mary, Shallowfo,d Street. (01ST, 1) INC. on block or wood walls. Never Witmette, ILL. 60091 FREE peoplethought. it would depend lherlver fhedlstance required City of Sanford, Florida, and as are ROBSON MARINE NO LONGER USED CAMPINC waler, paved streets, or will build (Denied by BA on 42077 for James toalong needs painting. Lasts as long as Save Money Insulate Now provide 200 feet on a line per. further provided in Chapter 171, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NOTICE MLS. REALTOR OF 3927 Hwy. U how you felt iii Y3W heart, I that GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT PROPOSED A, Johns.) to suit. Beautiful view. 031 1619. 1 the building. RENT Improves property an action for Diiigf CheJpr than oil All typeS, blown Resident Manager pendicutartoabovelinefothepoint Florida Statutes (1974), and shall f HEARING FOR THE 1977.1e75 Sanford, F1's., 3711) NOWWITHACL*'SIFI(DAfl value, Call, Vmnce as to how you looked at DeLano, betV Marriage and other relief has been BUDGET FOR THE of beginning, in & Rapeo loam (or old or new DOLL HOUSE— 2 BR, I bath, large * SI*R.YEN xceplionallynlcemob,lehomeon2 REVENUE Room 203 further be subject to the respon. weenlp.m. andl p.m., flied 322 OSflor against you Seminole County has been flied against you and you houses,blockor frame.321'*39 family room, bargain for retred and you are ,, it,, SHARING TRUST FUND FOR THE Courfhoc.aseofinthe ElY UNIT acres plus or minus, 1 miles from siblIlties of residence or ownershIp Sanford, Florida, on are required to serve a copy of 322021) II' Fiberglas boat with bait well. IS Wanf. 'TV Repafr required to serve a copy of your CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA couple or young couple lusI your as may from time to time be Oste,n Bridge, fenced 1. ready for Mrs. Gurney said the fanliy written defenses, September 4, 1977, at tip traile, Evinrude, 5350, 373 _____________________________ JUST THINK. IF CLASSIF lED ADS 7:00 P.M., it any, to It on Now taking applications for starting out. 514,500, NOTICE iS hereby given that a as soon fhereafter as Possible, or written defenses, if any, to it on determined by the governIng horses or garden. Furnished 3 DII'IN'T WORK, THERE JOHN AMcCORMICK, attorney for authority of the City of Sanford, managers of apartment complea Iawnmowers, washer, dryer, Cai'petCleaning Repair SUooi TV trainec WOULDN'T RE ANVIl In Sanford, Bravo, Esq,, of KOMMAN & Commission QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD— In Gllmor,. The p coede 1941 75 tip. Evinrude outboard freezer, deep well. Low taxes. Technician Pierce's Used Fur Room in the City Hall land Development Administrator 0(11cc Box 3323, 301 BRAVO, PA., $30 E. Hintiway 134, $M1 Casselburry, close East to shopping & in the City of Sanford, Florida, at will be considered. Persons engine. Runabie, after minor Church Chapter 171, Florida Statutes (1915), Easy access. Best buy in Florida 7fl Santorl Avø. 173 7790 be ia.d to help sponsor a local Lqwood, Fl, 32130, bid file 1.PPed ap- Street. Orlando, FlorIda 3250), Salary, apartmen$, utilities and schoots, large corner lot. Central I3LiTZ CLEAN JANITOR IAL thi 7:CDo'clock P.M. on August22, 1911, pearing af and - SECTION). That this ordinance at $20,000. Requires substantial repa!r. Make offer. 323-7116. ii the public hearing will be file ttse original with the Clark of Interested ' Land Mointenance boys club, she said. the shall become effective Expert work. Foam shampoo. Free - , oviginulwimtheCi,fko,fheab,ve. toconsldefgsetof Nil funds of the heard orally. mail coupon below for additlona Information, down payment. immediately Hearings may be above-styled Court on styled f'ourf on or before August 35; Revenue I9 Blue Bay II' Boot, tn-huh, 43 estimates. Guaranteed. Ph. 531 —_ or before upon its passage and -----Upholstering Sharing Trust Fund 10 be contInued from tIme WALTER B, STEELE, BROKER adoption, "Gary ciways stressed 10 1977; otherwis, a ludgenent may to time as HP Mercury S. Trailer. 1900. 6100 September 11th. 1917; offierwlj a COUNTRY HOME ON LARGE be recommended by the City Manager found nucpssary, A copy shall be available at Ie ,, 321-0i61or3220919eve5. cLap t M MWV __________________________________ Furtt',ar detlils iudgmenf may be entered Camper top for I' truck bed. homc LOT— Central heat & air,) BR, 3 against Office of 11w City Clerk for all HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Csne demanded ifs the Petif Ion. made, 573 bath, $31,900. 1602. Special offering, ADDRESS: _____________________________________ Sanford, Florida. Dirt, Service, Clearing, Mowing ALTERATIONS, DRESSMAKING AKE MARY ______________________ $ajt lOs. Electrical WITNESS my Plaid and 11* ssal of - All partiva in lnteresf I,1SATN515Ou1hl IU Complaint, " , in preferred lots same. Two choice Back Hoe Loader 3271121 DRAPES. UPHOLSTERY. and citluns Board of County said Court on July 2$tps, 1977. CITY: WITNESS my hand and the seal of shall have an opporTunity to sumbit location. A splendid shaded STATE: All parties in interest and citizens Phone 372 0701 'HetaI4u.toIi'ytohejpth - Commissioners (Seal) Motdndlse said Court on August tth, 1917, buIlding site close to large lake. thaI) hav, an Opportunity to be writtIncommwf,,o,tobep,d.t Get Cash Buyers for a small in 5jIg County, Florida FOLEY ELECTRICAL SERVICE tii'n the djld way bs1, $'g (Seal) Arlhtjr-54, Secliwitti, j. Eves 372 1517 372 Ill) 3221)11 you don't tell people, how are they said heaving, Total price Icr both lots only heard at said hearing, ZIP: vestment. Place a low cost Residential I. Commercial Wiring, By: Dick Williams, Clerk DO tie CIrCUIt Court Arthur If. Beckwitts, Jr. 201 E. 25th SI. 'ti 1a*4 Steinway Grand Piano, 62", thu. to help thm going to know? Tell them With a PHOHEi,, 13.400 Cal) 'or appoli,lmefll. W. I. Knowles classified ad for results 372361) Py order of the City Commission Free Licensed. Bonded& Insured. Cfhalf'man B: Elaine RiChirde Clerk of thu Circuit Court ClS'.sifiedad, by C.iitlng 372 7611 or Ebonized finish with concert - City Manager of the City 'deter - (cmi Sanford, Florida. or •')I9993 crime... He Attest: Estimates, 373 941$. BALL REALTY Deputy Clerk -, By: Mary N. Dardcn bench. Offeri considered. 530 1577, SIt 9993 Cifyof $sford, FL. H. N. Tamm, Jr. 1)0W AIRPORT BLVD MAIL TO ROBERT FISHER, AI1ISUH. $eckwltti, It. i0s sau.ed to knew Publish: July 25, Aug. 4, Il, 1$, 1977' Publish: . 377-5641AfterhIrs.337 Deputy Clerk Garage so lull there's no room for Aug II, 1917 City Clerk SANFORD Pubtlih: Aug. II, 1977 GjTj11as BOX U, SANFORD, FLA. PbllsIi: Aug, It, II, 23, Sept. I, 1917 Publish; Aug. ii, 15, 25, Sept, I, Player Piano, $300 thtnga werEn't right," Iti car' Clt'an it out with a WSnt 1iifl6 Acres n Doyle Road. PrIce -----, DEN 18 DEO SI OEO-41 1971 323-7370 OCO 50 SANFORD AUCTION 32771 Ad '0 Ihe Herald. PH. 3222611 or APARTMENTS 4 011051 — eu I terms negotiable. Jenny Clark i French kit ,373-1310 or RCaItY,REALTOR,322.)S90. _________________________________________________________________ . 3.y99 _ Real htat, ____________________________ to Try To Beat These - ' ______ ______________ BLUE BOOK DEALS Month - _____ - ,,i, ... .''.". - .'.".' '' '' "'" " "' ' ''•'' ,,.,.,.,..., ,, UI ,, ' ',, ''. ,-,..,., ..,. 3 22 2420 ' ,.. - - • -. - SERVICE AGREEMENT" SAVE '66 VOLKSWAGEN BUG 5395 '66 IMPALA 2 Door $495 71 FAIRLANE 1495 - - portofGov. 2795 '- _____________________ - was one of - __________ _________________ an area. -- 72 CATALINA 2 Door P&g C.wumuithf __________________ __________ 74 VALIANT 2 Door H/T 1795 '15 GRAN PRIX 'J' 4195 5995 -- _________ '1995 - - '' - ........ '' ' ' ". - - REALTY uaiiiiart 72 CORONET WGN. '2695 ___________________________ - BILL BAKER Blue Book Cars VOLKSWAGEN Hwy. 17-92 • Sanford - 321.0741 • Orlando 830-6688 _____ " -_ - , SANFORD kish Real Estate Inc. -________ ______________ - ______ -_______________ ____ ' - - ary uiirnore - - - " -..-...-' BUSINESS SERVICE LISIINO LET ___ " - ' - -._- -- - -. - __________ _-'. ________ -- - j -- Home . - - LI'' ' - - -. -- - - - ' - -- - . - - ______ ______ .-____________ - Care ______________________ - , ___________________ -____________ _____________________________ __________ ' _______________ _______- -- -- _,__ . - - . ______________ _______ MO _________ - ______ '' --_____________ position of _ . ______ .,, ______ ________ ________________ -'_ ' , __________________________ - '- - -- ________ -. - - __________________________- _____________________________ ''' _.,,,., _______________ ___________ -. ' ___________________________ ' " - ' . .. . :j' 'Sand1ejijood - of - !..____ , ç - . I - - ToListYourBusiness...DIoJ322-2611 ,, - 831-99931 �I-4v.nIng 1`101`81111, San, Fl. Thursday, Aug. 1), 17 TONIGHT'S 7V 1 1, 16 -1 I II UE$UU -Nummom~ . uu.w 6.00 0* tt THREE SONS 24OOM 6:30 ,' L4) 6) CBS NEWS 4* FAMILY AFFAIR L.9) ABC NEWS 210 REAUDADES 700 (2)TO TELL THE TRUTH (4) THE BEST OF LOVE iucv CL) THE CROSS WITS HOGAN 'S HEROES (T) FEEDBACK () UNTAMED WORD (12) LIARS CLUB K MScNEILLEHRER PORT 7:30 (2) THE GONG SHOW (4) HOLLWOO SQUARES • (8) THE MATCH GAME 6* HOGAN'S HEROES Li) OUT THE DOOR C 11) BREAK THE BANK (12) w THREE SONS 24) EAST CENTRAL nonIDA REPORT 12.00 11 8.100 (It) LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU (2) (12) NBC MOVIE: 12:30 "Finlans Rainbow.' Fred MOVIE CONT.: cc cc _-i Astairs PolluteOat. 1968. p. Lot Him Go." FlrIan steels Glocca MIwras Ra ymond St 'teOIlUO1, Kevin pot of gold and, pursued by a McCarthy. 1968. A convict, ieprecaui, h buries it in Kenfalsely eociied and convicted )?. tuck of riu'der, "ØeI prison and a (4) (8) THE WALTONS: ollop (R) E lizabeth frighlene everyone 12:40 with her s1eetmdn. (RI cc THURSDAY NIGHT SPE. 3D WELCOME BACK, KOTCIAL: "tbeter Beach PartyTER: KcI* recalls howltws, 21 Years of Alp," Gerakjo On his flrs* day asateacSler(R) Rivers Is hail to this salute e to 241 OPERA THEATER "Ticu. IfledCSfl Ifftmationel ble in T&t" l4ew1ud but h lures with guests Rankle pointed satins of the 1 96 Avalon, kmette Funicaulo Rasuburban sophistication and quel Wuich and San Molt, malt president o4A.P. (A) 8:30 1:00 cc (ATS HAPPENING? (2) (12) TOMORROW St*lsyi wepiani sister W IS NOTJCIAS EN ESPANOI. sets eveine when she de1:05 cides to A the baby to for (511) ALL NIGHT MOVIES: adoption. (A) "Thee on a Match." Joan 9:00 BlondeS, Be" tte Davis. 1932. (4) (1) HAWAII FIVE-O:TPVSO 91111111 iSOOW their Ga.reti works wth a Tokyo hood frIendship, only to find police Officer bytng to bust a SUS*0 and tragedy. gun nmng operation between SECOND FILM: "$1,000 A Hawaii and Jaoan. (R) MInute." Roger Pryvr, Leda (I) BARNEY MILLER: Fish Is H)ma. Reporter regains on the wlrsjgging squad and rnmnne by proving to two crooks the other detectives try to that he can spend $1,000 a resolve a conflict between a minute for 12 hours. man who dais that sea at 2:00 Army tests ruined his health. (2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL (4) LATE NEWS 24 MONTY PYTHON'S 2:30 FLYING CIRCUS (4) PASTORS STUDY 930 (1) THREES COMPANY: yoblij Two young women M road nja OOfllTIStO 10 help inset 0* perms f ind one-a men. (R) 24 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS: Featur 'M1aZff FV1)ltyfl Acme." Morning 6.00 () () ITS THE LAW (Tue..) 30 MINUTES (Wed.) 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I 11 I M/ , ...IV . huebmwN .ock.are.do.nth.tub.r -. -.,w..-. • - 1. k,,, .1',:''1kk • ,,, MECHANICSUURG, Ohi o -:--•'-- ..,.•'.•'•, .. • - ' •• ,. . . UD STAR T11110 J1 ,. 10 p5 1' IMAMIMMIA if i ' - sho'thir.'t be in a rerked aIlyplJL 'k°n w. !w.'tep r c'hir r't'Ohio, - )0r1) I ati&uij 3i p guy wno Is "ppoaed to be gum. ert actions. it didn't work in as a the world and ington and New Delhi r I years of public life, William ing supporters for the United He was aware while attorney charming hostess, seldom in India and it won't work there." Hart Saxbe is a rebel without a States." general, he says, that some the forefront of public affairs Returning to national isst'), cause. And on David Frost's Enter- agents abused their authority, but always at Bill's side. Saxbe says the House of Repre. He's too yo'Jhsg to be an elder views with former President He also says that some wiretaps Saxbe practices law in Me- sentatives probably would have statesman, though he has the Nixon: were authorized by presidents, chanicsburg with his younger impeached Nixon, "and I don't experience, and at 61, public of*or Nixon it was a money. but "I put "stop to this type of son, state Rep. Charles think that he had th e votes in Ii " fice is no longer exciting, "I'd maker, and he needs the mon. operation. "Rocky" Saxbe, 31. The elder the Senate to keep him out of J enjoy being a candidate, but I ey. As far as enlightening the "We authorized no wire taps Saxbe is closing his law office in trouble." wouldn't enjoy serving." Public it was a washout It on domestics, with the ex. Washington, and he and Rocky Though a Republican, Sazbe He affects pleasure as a genwasn t even very good enter- ception of known enemy agents. are becoming partners in a new never was close to Nixon. "I tleman farmer and private law. talnment." I began the exposure when I Columbus law firm, Chester, asked him directly whether he yer. But the casual dress and Saxbe drew his last govern- went to Congress and said, Saxbe, Hoffman and Wilcox. was involved in Watergate li.., 1' unscheduled pace seems to ment pa ycheck in January, 30 'Here's what happened, What Ills older soft, Bill Jr., 38, and fore I became attorney genet' vlsh with opinions of a restless years to the month after he first do you want to do about it?" daughter-in-law, Georgia New. and he said he wasn't," Saxbe spirit in the lawyer who went took a seat in the Ohio House of He found that Congress want- man, are physicians in says. 'He assured me he Was from the Ohio Legislature to the Representatives. ed to do nothing. Mechanicsburg. Daughter Juli innocent. At that time I had to , '.S. Senate, became Richard "I've made It through the The FBI, he says, "had their James, 33, Is wife of a Daniel, believe him." I Nixon's attorney general and first six months, and that's the own lobbying operation lit Con- Wyo., rancher. He was at the White Howse Gerald Ford's ambassador to toughest test," he says as gress. They were very effec. Saxbe doesn't deny his occa- almost weekly on Justice busi. India. though comparing it with a tive. They had people on the sional blunt maniter of speech, ness but usually had to go , Witness: smoking withdrawal program, appropriations committee who but he says that being am- through Gen. Alexander Haig "I hope that Congress follows His political career? "I've said to the Justice Department, bassador to India inhibited his Nixon's chief of staff. UP with a joint committee to enjoyed it thoroughly. I think 'Lay off the FBI We'll take 'that's the way it is" approach. "The times I talked to Nizci I supervise all of our intellience i a time to get younger people care of that." t "Diplomacy is a di fferen t were not very satisfactory s. agencies I proposed that to In. Now, he says, the FBI "is un- type of business, and you are the t hi ngs I wanted from the Congress." der a much shorter tether dealing with the sensitivities of president," so Saxbe said he, Sporting a golfer's tan Bill Or: Saxbe is comfortable and re They no longer feel that they the country you serve. You cer- gave up trying to talk to him. "India has so ninny problems lazed at least outwardly In can go to Congress and go over tainly don't go around making He says he was approached ', that it's not going to change the Justice Department," enemies of people whose job it more than once by the White his native village where he very rapidly Relaxing in his office chair, is to make friends." Democracy practices law, just a halthour'a house to handle Nixon's (Icdoes not have a very happy old legislative his right jaw bulging with a wad That led to U.N. Ambassador fense, to hire his lawyers and to drive from his prospect in India." of tobacco, Saxbe says he is Andrew Young: seat in Columbus. officially run his defense Or: content to practice law and be "If he wants to do what he's through the attorney general' Hut tie ran to fain ily and friends. Few doing, lit going around and office. . j "I think Mr, Young has kind public affairs. He opposes pros. close I i luiow his wife by her given pointing the finger at people "I wouldn't do that. I certain.,~ Of got his signals mixed He ecuting FBI agents for ques- name of Ardath. As Dolly, she and saying 'You are bad,' he ly didn't do anything to get fit).; shouldn t be in a position' of a self Involved in Watergate. I • W4 ' U7? __________ •Y IUU! ,JUIIvJ ,J, I IVI IUU J4f ,'-rr,ru IV Lfli5 ------ . '_ .., E :'' • :, P '. . I y ... ,. 4 11 am Fraud Was Behind uias Claim Pa rane'nt . . 1) I -_ -_ .1 MU&M, NIMNSIMV lt' DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer . I . .., A 22-year old black woman formerly clerk with e WI the Sanford Police Department and of those 'ho received money from the city wider an the U.S. Equal Employment Opport unities Commission (EEOC), says she filed no charges against the city and the "money given to me was by fraud." "I want thetruth to be Iwo an d m story to u. to'ld." Mrs. Eddye Jones Roberts said. ... .,. - .. - ,. ,., • • . ... % . Preacher CALENDAR Je. THURSDAY, AUGUST11 Diet Workshop, 10 am' and 7 Ward, Interstate Mall guy who Is supposed to be gain- gave the special prosecutor all Ing supporters for the United the support that he needed all(] States." we worked it that way." thinks highly of both Saxbc stands by his con- Montgomery Plead n i CAPE MAY, Weight Wilitchen, 7 p.m,, Quality Inn, 14 P.M., First United Methodist church, Oviedo. & 434; 7 Company for single adults, 8 p.m. Parker Plaza , Maitland. Rap session oil astrology. M11111111alud-South Seminole Chamber of Commers, noon, Maitland Civic Center. Mike McBath, formerly with the Buffalo Bills and the Orlando Blazers will speak on football. SISTER,Inc 1)0011, &iOuuY Inn, Special program. I however, that he would continue to fight to have his land dedared tax exempt because, he The city says McIntire owes V23.000 lit back taxes and officials announced oil July 28 they urch, Cas3elberry. . Weight Watchers, Sears, Main Young Adults Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins. OT3 •our,10,3 a.m., Sanford Ubj'y. Z3A) E. J'fr,j -.. at. "Vaudeville Tosighti" a p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. SATURDAY, AUGUST 13 AA Sanford Women'. Group, 2 p.m., Il W. First CasseJbe AA, closed, a p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, LTD CB Club Sanford Chapter, 8 p.m., Sanfo rd 'tamber of Commerce. "Vaudeville Tonight!" $ p.m., Al Altamonte Civic Center. SUNDAY, AUGUST 14 Muscular Dystrophy Cut-a.tbou, 12:30.5:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall. Red carpet area. Hair stylist will cut clean hair for m inimum $5 donation for MD. "Vaudeville Tonight!" a p.m., Altamonte Civic Center, Jewish Singles gel-together, 5:30 p.m., Jewish Community Cent er, Maitland Ave., Maitland. Barbecue, swimming and coffee hour with Dr. Steven Kaplan. MONDAY, AUGUST 13 Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 436. Humane Soclet3', a p.m,, 650 1742, oncord Plaza, Longwood. Diet Worbhop,7:30 p.m,,sla United Methodist, SR 434 and 1-4. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center Sanf ord AA, $ p.m., 1l W. First, closed. TOPS Chapter 766 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Sanford Al-Anon, a p.m., First Methodist Ch urch, Sanford. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Ascension Lutheran Church, Ciasel be rry, and 7 p.m., Fla. Federal meeting room, Altamonte Spr ings, -. TUESDAY, AUGUST II Bicycle Rodeo presented byCsuelberry Pollee Dept., 2:30 p.m., Seminole County South Ubrary, Seminole Plaza, Advance registra(i required. FrleadeMp Baptist Youth ChoIr, 7 p.m., Altamont, Lake Mary Houieowaer Civic Aua., 7:30 p.m., 275 Third St., Lake Mary, i (ANPOSO P*A $ , gious activities. • "-• , .. ,, " J~ ~ ,,, ,, , .. , 11' - , I 'i .~ . .• I 9 0 . P% 1% , "helped a hell of a lot" if Melitfir.' IUI his back taxes. "This is real good news, but I think we'll wait until we act ua lly have the money before we get too excited ," Blomkvest 5ald. 1cItitire, a defrocked Presbyterian minister who lives in Collingswood, also owns property in the Cape Canaveral, Fin,, area, , ' #% If : TL I iIiii ' - !J 'r i IiI Ii 4'i_I ' . :, I . . (,, 'I . .. ;/ / I/ . . .;" -I. - _~... .,# .". ~1.1 . I . .1 -0 t.. 11 . 11 " ". ; ",:~,. ,J ~R Elflfl'E JONES ROBER'rS '.1 want the truth to be known,' 41 fl1OI1CY. Mrs. Crawford said that Mrs. Roberts called her front city hall last Friday "screaming that Jake Cohen was never discriminated Eddye Jones Roberts for SLOW. against"and complain'.ng that the original 111,000.settlement. had The latter check was returned to the city inatinger last week txcli changed to OW. mid Otero asked Knowles to void that check and prepare two new - Anything she got was a windfall. If she issaying she was not in amounts of $503 each to Mrs. Roberts and Jacob discriminated against, she ought to be careful. If she took the Cohen, another former police officer. money she might be committing a fraud herself," Mrs. Crawford Knowles said that Otero explained to him that he was ill and said. asked the manager to deliver the cheeks to Mrs. Roberts and Knowles said that Mrs. Roberts(Ed not wish to accept the check Roberts or Cohen, but t Mrs. Roberts refused to accept the Kathryii Aldred, Ri 1, New of tile Jacksonville area visiting check from a clerk in his office, and insisted she had 1101 been arrested a suspect they claim is have the right mail because the "Soft of Sam-44-caliber apparently they have the Smyrna, real estate broker and her family liere fit Sanford said discriminated against, lie spoke with her. Mrs. Roberts said Knowles placed a call for her to Otero lit world traveler: she feels that the slispect will crossed through the words substituting "affected party," which was the proper designation for her and that he insisted she take the check. lie said that receipt of the checks by Mrs. Rober6 and Six persons were killed and apparently had possession of It. p:u:ier ~~ II ~ 11I "I certainly think they the city for more than a year. fowid lit his automobile. Ile ' • 11~ I , . _____ 'I mid protested. She also insisted, he said. that the words *'charging party" be stricken from the release form. Ile said he , "A ALBERT ~ (.1ohen mid have both sign releases. Knowles.iaid it had not been his intention to talk to either ,Mrs. several others wounded. David suspect, The "I'm sure that he will receive a fair trial. Even if they changc' Berkowitz, has been committed the trial location it has been •,••_.•._ JAMES , Area Residents Respond To 'Son Of Sam' Cap ,------------------,or payt'iuuuuc VAdttItlIUIIUI (Page 2-A), but many In New , some unknown to the City, Mayor Lee P. Moore said at the time. The city was later Instructed by Otero. City Manager W. E. Knowles said, to prepare checks to Manuel Martinez Sr. in the amount of $2,000 as a charging party th e had contended, accordullgto documents flow available, that the city had maintained separate restroom facilltiesT. . Thecity also was litstructed io prepare checks to be made tothe order of a Manuel Martinez Jr. in the amount of $1,000; and to , killer" who has been terrorizing ballistics on the weapon. it was YVYIV I , . , - 00 I N% N.6%. %,~, ~ N(~,,, P a Cc 4 00411 ••'W( J$fl Fri. 7:20,11:211 $0. & Sun. 3:00,3:15,7:20,9:25 LAST NIlE ONE ON ONE Mayor Arthur Blomkvest said the city's tax rate would be . . New York City police have I property. hour Jerry I,ewls Muscular Dystrophy Skale-a-thmi scheduled from 7 p.m. Aug.22 to 7 p.m. Aug.23 ai the Meloder Skating Itink, Sanford. Imst year 's skate-a-thou, Featuring 121 skaters, 90 of whom completed the hour marathon, collected holE for MD- the largest from aii' rink in the state ' according to Charles Ilest ' rink ,11mt1mur . . . . . . tUre • May lifeguards off, mailitail)e S." , ) 5 beach fees collected on his . I ." -_ % distributed ainong eight Persons "some of whom are luiown and •. . new beach fee ordinance. McIntire, who proclaimed the beaches free and ordered Cal .-.-...... - -'- AND HE'S GOT HER . ________ The city in late June agreed to reinstate Moore and Brooks in jobs with the city - .Moore lit the aninial control department as all ,acting sergeantand Brooks Ili the drug enforcement task force -and paid both back pay of little more than a total of $5,000. At the same time, the city agreed to give tile EEOC $4,000 to be '. (Herald Photo by Tommy Vincent) %Vith a glance at her hero, 10-year-old Karen Anderson signs tip for the 2 I- . III followers onto beaches Ili front of his botels to protest the city's . . 11 ' '4 nal orighi and . , OF ALL ADVEWURERSI • department had discriminated against them during their emplo)ment because of race. In June, Seminole Community Action tiled a complaint with EEOC, saying another unknown person at the time, had been discriminated department because of - I; LAST NITE "THE BOATNIKS11 I ' p - opportunity specialist with the EEOC office Ili I Otero conducted the Investigation into charges filed against the city lit September, 1976 by Tony Leonard Brooks Jr.. and J.C. Moore, both form er police officers, who said the city police 'L "•, Highway York are clamoring for him to be executed, even though capital punishment has been ruled out in the city, except for certain crimes. What do some Seminole Cowitains feel should be done if the suspect is convicted? A rnndom tekohonc noll of about r ----- r -------------25 residents indicates that most want the convicted killer to be executed. Th e local comments foll,ow: Sanford Police Chief Hen Butler: ..... .,,.•.... .•. $çlvvI iiuuui,n,uv suwIuI, ullu been played up In all those places. I still think our justice system is the best there is, and these are sonic of the questions you are asked when you serve oil a jury. I'm sure he w il l get a fair trial. "I think we are going to have let the jury decide the penalty. r. ,v... %PlUllS 11 mi ..i., .III IlUWU I 1F present th e evidence and It would be up to the jury to decide whether the man is guilty or not. ills my opinion that if the Individual is guilty he sho ul d be given the death penalty." •i', •S Miami and she told the federal officer that she had not been "it he did the crime he should have difficulty in receiving be hull g. It would be hard for fair trial because of the discriniinated ajainst mid did not want the money. ,Mrs. Roberts said Otero told her to take the check and that there was something anyone to receive a fair trial massive publicity, "wiclean" about the whole situation. with all the publicity he has I don't feel that he will Site said that neither .Mrs. Crawford nor Otero had ever aske I riveived." tier if she was discriminated against. She said they were in' See 'SAM,' Page 2A I Carrie Norgart 26, a resident t,'rpctpd nitit lit hnt'in., hi.r ,'nrrswf inn111,,,, I,,, Otero did confirm with her that she had worked for the police department previously. Mrs. Crawford said that Mrs. Roberts "could get into a hot of trouble" if she continues to Insist that she was not discriminated against and vet "accepted the $500 check wider false pretenses." Mrs. Crawford said that Officers Moore and Brooks decided in a meeting with Otero who had been discriminated against in the SACRAMENTO, Calif. (All) With backers citing a police department and to whom payments would be made. rising murder rate and proclaiming society's right to Asked if she had ever questioned Mrs. Roberts about whether "protect itself against barbarians," the state assembly she had suffered discrimination in the police department or had overrode Gov, Edmund Brown Jr.'s veto and reinstated left her job there because of discrimination, Mrs. Crawford said the death penalty. that was 1101 tier job. "It was Otero's job to investigate." she ssid. The Senate had voted in J une to override the veto.SO the Mrs. Crawford said th at, when the city sent Mrs. Roberts a assembly's 54.26 vote the exact two-thirds majority letter about the settlement, it had been returned to the city' un required immediately placed the law into effect dehivere(i. Mrs. Crawford said she went to considerable trouble Th ursday. even going so far as to contact the school Mrs. Roberts attends to find her correct address so that Mrs. Roberts could receive the .. Death Penalty - ... - - Colien concluded the city's agreement with the federal agency. "I never tiled any charges against the city of Sanford. Neither was I ever discriminated against by tile city police department." Mrs. Roberts insisted that she doesn't even know Officers ,Moore or Brooks. "I took the check. but I didn't want it and I want to give the money back." she said. , 1Pol olice nercnii '' she cl:I ce Chief Butler Is a very nli-'e rfl-''', Mrs. Roberts said that she had been a close friend of former, police officer Jake Cohen. She said that Cohen had told her he was leaving the police department for a better-paying job with a bus corilpaily as a driver. , . " i • - "Jake Cohen also stated to me that he was going to use Chief Butler's name as a reference," Mrs. Roberts said. She said that workers in Community Action have said that she should not turn against blacks and "that I had no business telling what I knew because everything was settled. "if you're wrong. you're wrong. I don't care rare what rnlnr J nienra ....---, ,. Color is only it word tu me, It has no meaning," she said. Mrs. Roberts said her concern is that situations of this sort will create race problems rather than alleviate them. "I do not appreciate my name being used . . against the city. Thc' city was used. I can swear to information that I do know. I never charged the city or the police department with anything," she said. ----------------- ,.,- - ' ,.,L. . lit Recommends 'Life' It. For Slayer Of Husband Jury :1 Zr MENU SPECIALS 1. New York SMp 2. Flht Mignon '4 *5" With Mushrooms $42$ 3. Prime Ø, 4. Gosn Fried *3" Slurbiip 1 DIII Liver I By [IOU LLOYD Herald Stall Writer A Sanford Circuit Court Jury deliberated 10 minutes this morning before recommending life Ili prison for Mrs. Anita ", Kennedy of Melbourne in the murder of her husband. Circuit Judge David Strawn said he will make his (ICCISIOlI within 10 days on whether he will go with the jury's recommendation III sentencing S. CatfIsh FIng.rhngs s3C1 6. DanIsh Lobster $400 Tails $510 7. Seafood Fantasy 8. ChIcken LIvers *300 $321 Served With Choice Of Potato.., trowidlheCloek Bridge. Calendar Church News Comics Crossword Editorial Dear Abby . Ph. 323-1*10 Mrs. Kennedy. Under slate law, a judge call accept or reject a jury's recommendation. Straw,, could sentence Mrs. Kennedy to death. Th ursday evening the ninewoman, three-man circuit court jury deliberated two hours before returning a verdict finding Mrs. Kennedy, 43, guilty of first -degree murder in the April 4 pistol slaying of her estranged husband, Charles 1. Today Tossed Salad, Roll and Butter SL Johes River Life Member, Chapt.er, of Telephnjt, hloiieers of America, lpJn,, m.stthg and bingo, 3range City Uona Club. Ssniird Suer Cfttseas, noon. Civic Center. W.fght Watchers,? p.in,, Summit Apta., Caaasthsrry IL Jeh liver Ut. Member Club, Tetiphon. Pioneers of America, 1pm., Ormip Qty Uoni Club. Diet W.r*absp, 7:30 p.m., Grace Mithodi Qiurdi, . ' 4. I •Pl ' officer with Seminole Community Action; or John Otero, equal . 0 _1~ ., I T 11111h . • SINBAD I THE G had begun foreclosure proceed. ings. The legal action came the clay after McIntire led 100 chanting that the city owes him $30,000 in II) i ,' , I "I hotels he owns here. McIntire said Wednesday, Fine Arts Caravan Show, 10 a.m. to 9 P.M,, Altamonte .Mall. "rough Saturday, Diet Workiho 0 • without financial re- She was guilty. The jury found tier guilty." 12 properties, including three . .' ,Mrs. Robertsaald she never filed any charges against the city or verbally complalned that she had beeti discriminated against to either Louise Crawford civil rights and - --I o -# 1#1 llii... '. its.Lialism who believes you can have toconsiderhUna common trying to raise $350000 in a extract a maximum effort from criminal, after an Indictment ... tionwide fund drive to halt this peopIL. claims, they are used for rell- FRIDAY,AUGUST it Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lard Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Sanford-Seminok Jaycees, noon, Jaycee building, Semimiol unrise Kiwanl1s, 7 a.m., Sambo's, Sanford TazWewood AA,closed, a p.m., St. Richard's Church, tAngwood AA, closed, a p.m., Boiling Hills Moravlail , t; .I . , I - resort city's tax foreclosure oil '- 9 . .1 .. Fu ndan;enta list radio preacher ism, a devotee of the lAxidon Ing him and using whatever .School of Economics type of so- force Is necessary to do it, you Dr. (*art hichitire says he is Seminole County Democra tic Executive Committee a P.m. Courtroom A, County Courthouse. Platform discussion and selection of delegates to state convention Movies, 2 and 3p.m., Seminole County South Ubrvy • Seminole Plaza, Casaaiben'y, V I - ' rr. For f(' U, ',. former Indian Prime Minister troversial 1974 comment Indira $ an an r succes torney general that Path MorarJi [esai , but terms Hearst, then a fugitive, was an naonats as independ- common criminal. Itseemato cii self-centered." Mrs. Ghandi, he sa ys was ment officer goes after somecompletely wrong as to ideal- body, with the intent of arrest. g I ' ... %AX6 ADAM 12112) 0 ; W W W To . I - A . . 1 .1"I it4 Is . r ., Th" Public' Official Rebel Withe L t A Causa 1, . . . - Tab (B&w) 19N. 10.00 (12) SANFORD AND.RrW HERE'S LUCY (A) 1 T)4 ELECTRIC COM- Afternoon by G 6 ___ oft SIDE GLANCES Is CE) SUMMER SEMESTER 6:45 CID SUNSHINE ALMANAc 6:55 (2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 7:00 (2) (12) TODAY (Local ne at 7:25 and 8:25). Exce Tues., seeS am. (4) (1) CBS NEWS: (7:25C 4 I• r1,) MOD SE STREE7 (V.)'G000 MORNING AMEI ICA: ç'Gocxj M.,rrwng Flor$d at 7:25 am a25. local new cc ________________ At BLACK EXPERIENI (Thus.) SOUNDING BOAF suNisE JUBILEE 6:25 (2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 6:30 (2) ( Pkn.) POPI GOES I CO(ffl (Tue.) PORT WAGONER qHOW (Wu NASHVILLE ON THE AC (Thur.,) THE WILBUI BROTHERS SHOW (Fi SONSHINE: With Bob cc BAABY JONES: Jam Fjbins*jn guests an empoob. m's the key 10th. Inuider at ' Stats land bawd msrrte arm IBM develop scheme (R) (1) JAC)(IE GLEASON'S HONEYMOONER SPECIAL 211 SOMETHINGRSON AL:MffeMewuja ckictor who believes that mecS. cal care for wyman having babIes in hospitals could be vastly ffr'roved 1100 cc (4) cc cc (2 NEWS 24 LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS: AVIatIOn. 1931." 11:30 (2) (12) TONIGHT (4) ((1 CBS LATE MOVIE: Koak: Deliver Us Some Evil." sman time thiet Is pressured ,g dollar hisist 'J the hopes 01 g enough money so he can fles to South America to avkJ a murder chwg.. (R) W SWAT.: A pro banketbali Is kk*ed d held for ransom (R) Evening 4 ;-. .4-A ''.6-H . .. . OF SANFORD Holiday isle Complex Sanford - 0 , . , , 2-A .3-fl 6-8 i'll 4.A 1.8 I)r, Lamb Horoscope .. . . ....... . 6- H 6-fl 3-A 1.11 Hospital oL'R.SEI.VES .... PC............ " Television 441 %'eather 2-A ..... .. •. ... , . Kennedy. and a wig and mask used in the Kennedy's body wa; found slayin g and told the jury they slumped in the cab of his helped her stalk Kennedy the camper truck on a lonely dirt night before his death from bar road south of Rockledge in to bar in Brevard, Brevard County. But Mrs. Kennedy told the The murder trial was moved jury she wasn't involved Ili any to Sanford after extensive murder plot and that the first pretrial publicity in Brevard. she knew of any harm to her Mrs. Kennedy took the wit- estranged husband wits when ii ess stand Thursday and denied she saw Mc Do nald run from the any part in it murder 1)101 camper with a giimi after she earlier outlined for the jury by heard shots. Crying softly, Mrs. Kennedy her son, 21 yearold i)onak! cO1t Neslleousfl, and LiavIci 101(1 (tIC Jury' 1flt (He 511015 James McDonald, 17, of ''kind uit echoed titiul a dog Melbourne. ba rked somewhere." She said Both Nest lebush and the trio then fled in her unto and McDonald earlier pleaded the gun and a crowbar were gui lty to second-degree murder throwii into the Indian River off Ili the case and agreed to testify the Pineda Causeway' where against Mrs. Kennedy, mother they were litter recovered by of five boys and a girl by a divers led to the spot by previo us marriage. McDonald. McDonald earlier test ifi ed Nestlebush and McDonald testified Mrs Kennedy fur. Sct' i.IFE, Page A nished the pistol and crow bars * irA ( H e rald Photo by Bob LIoydl lflS. A NITA KENNEDY (RIGHT) IN ('OI.,TRT %VITII DEFENSE ATTORNEYS � 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, 1977 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, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 11, 1977. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 11, 1977; <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/aed875933850c4e4cd39359e47b6f637.pdf 2dc1229e1b81aed099a8116a0717ccd5 PDF Text Text I-4v.nIng 1`101`81111, San, Fl. Thursday, Aug. 1), 17 TONIGHT'S 7V 1 1, 16 -1 I II UE$UU -Nummom~ . uu.w 6.00 0* tt THREE SONS 24OOM 6:30 ,' L4) 6) CBS NEWS 4* FAMILY AFFAIR L.9) ABC NEWS 210 REAUDADES 700 (2)TO TELL THE TRUTH (4) THE BEST OF LOVE iucv CL) THE CROSS WITS HOGAN 'S HEROES (T) FEEDBACK () UNTAMED WORD (12) LIARS CLUB K MScNEILLEHRER PORT 7:30 (2) THE GONG SHOW (4) HOLLWOO SQUARES • (8) THE MATCH GAME 6* HOGAN'S HEROES Li) OUT THE DOOR C 11) BREAK THE BANK (12) w THREE SONS 24) EAST CENTRAL nonIDA REPORT 12.00 11 8.100 (It) LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU (2) (12) NBC MOVIE: 12:30 "Finlans Rainbow.' Fred MOVIE CONT.: cc cc _-i Astairs PolluteOat. 1968. p. Lot Him Go." FlrIan steels Glocca MIwras Ra ymond St 'teOIlUO1, Kevin pot of gold and, pursued by a McCarthy. 1968. A convict, ieprecaui, h buries it in Kenfalsely eociied and convicted )?. tuck of riu'der, "ØeI prison and a (4) (8) THE WALTONS: ollop (R) E lizabeth frighlene everyone 12:40 with her s1eetmdn. (RI cc THURSDAY NIGHT SPE. 3D WELCOME BACK, KOTCIAL: "tbeter Beach PartyTER: KcI* recalls howltws, 21 Years of Alp," Gerakjo On his flrs* day asateacSler(R) Rivers Is hail to this salute e to 241 OPERA THEATER "Ticu. IfledCSfl Ifftmationel ble in T&t" l4ew1ud but h lures with guests Rankle pointed satins of the 1 96 Avalon, kmette Funicaulo Rasuburban sophistication and quel Wuich and San Molt, malt president o4A.P. (A) 8:30 1:00 cc (ATS HAPPENING? (2) (12) TOMORROW St*lsyi wepiani sister W IS NOTJCIAS EN ESPANOI. sets eveine when she de1:05 cides to A the baby to for (511) ALL NIGHT MOVIES: adoption. (A) "Thee on a Match." Joan 9:00 BlondeS, Be" tte Davis. 1932. (4) (1) HAWAII FIVE-O:TPVSO 91111111 iSOOW their Ga.reti works wth a Tokyo hood frIendship, only to find police Officer bytng to bust a SUS*0 and tragedy. gun nmng operation between SECOND FILM: "$1,000 A Hawaii and Jaoan. (R) MInute." Roger Pryvr, Leda (I) BARNEY MILLER: Fish Is H)ma. Reporter regains on the wlrsjgging squad and rnmnne by proving to two crooks the other detectives try to that he can spend $1,000 a resolve a conflict between a minute for 12 hours. man who dais that sea at 2:00 Army tests ruined his health. (2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL (4) LATE NEWS 24 MONTY PYTHON'S 2:30 FLYING CIRCUS (4) PASTORS STUDY 930 (1) THREES COMPANY: yoblij Two young women M road nja OOfllTIStO 10 help inset 0* perms f ind one-a men. (R) 24 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS: Featur 'M1aZff FV1)ltyfl Acme." Morning 6.00 () () ITS THE LAW (Tue..) 30 MINUTES (Wed.) T 8.00 (4) (1) CA P TA I KANGAROO 24 MACNE L-LEHRER RE PORT 8:30 ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU 900 (2) PHIL NAHUE SHOW Guests and topics Include: Guests Thomas Gordon, founder ness Training (Tue.,) Michael DeSakey, heart surgeon (d.) Actress Susan & Janes (Thurs.) us.) I),. KenKen, oth and Ruth Dom authors of t Raise inc.p.naers sucssguj Dsuws" (Fri.). Sizemore, reel We on whom the bock and film 'Three Faces Of Eve" was . . .. 24 SESAME STREET (I) M O VIES: (Mon.) A Ladd, na Freeman 1960 (Tue..) 'The Crowd Rows." Robert Taylor, &W) to TanJoan Fontaine, Jack ias fflu 'A, Christie." Greta Garbo, Charles BiddOrcI (B&W) 1930 (Fri.) "That Kind of PANY 1030 (12) HOLLYWOOD SOUARES (4) CL) THE PRICE IS RIGHT (1) 24 IL, Wed.. Fri.) VILLA ALEORE (Tues., Thus.) CARRASCOLENOAS 11:00 :.lrrl TUNE Thus.) (• HAPPY DAYS I Wt CC (Fri. only) THE SPACESHIP ENTERPRISE: Live, coverage of the first manned separation flight 01 the space orb (shuifle). Ons hour. 24 (kn.) WOMAN (Tue.., Thurs.) PAINT ALONG: With Nancy Kory*iskl d.) REAUDADES (Fri.) MD. 11:30 cc (M (MOM through Titurs.) ITSANYBODY'S GUESS (8) (M,n. Uvaigh Thus.) LOVE OF LIFE cc cc cc (W(Frtonly) SPECIAL.' Live, ooverage of the first mamed fr.ef%d01the speceshuttle. 30 n*i. (8) FAMILY FEUD: Pieeropted Fit, II am iaoo M CID U NEWS GD CI) YOUNG AND REST. LESS 241 (fbt though Fri.) FOR. BYTE SAGA Episodes 15 through I 9. 12:30 (2) (12) cco AIM THE MAN (I G) (6) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (I) RYAN'S HOPE 12:57 (2) NBC NEWS LWflATP FOX (a THE NG SHOW Cii NEWS i MY CH1'!EN I ET I JJ4 0 f 4-Ii1J. !.3 ? TURNS CD AMERICANA zoo (ID $20.0W PYRAMID j 2 • cc cc THE GUIDING LIGHT cc ONE LIFE TO LIVE 300 • I .. cc (I) ALL IN THE FAMILY 3:15 (1) GENERAL HOSPITAL 310 (4) (I) MATCH SAE 241 ZOOM 400 ,i, 41 I III L/ Q' I. II fl& #aVs fLJ&t , / I1f1 1' I1W4' • I 11, . . . (4DIhbWXSNAVY MICKEY N"cum LVMAL*%,BY.MD. 410 ccBEw,Tc,ED 1 . I 11 I M/ , ...IV . huebmwN .ock.are.do.nth.tub.r -. -.,w..-. • - 1. k,,, .1',:''1kk • ,,, MECHANICSUURG, Ohi o -:--•'-- ..,.•'.•'•, .. • - ' •• ,. . . UD STAR T11110 J1 ,. 10 p5 1' IMAMIMMIA if i ' - sho'thir.'t be in a rerked aIlyplJL 'k°n w. !w.'tep r c'hir r't'Ohio, - )0r1) I ati&uij 3i p guy wno Is "ppoaed to be gum. ert actions. it didn't work in as a the world and ington and New Delhi r I years of public life, William ing supporters for the United He was aware while attorney charming hostess, seldom in India and it won't work there." Hart Saxbe is a rebel without a States." general, he says, that some the forefront of public affairs Returning to national isst'), cause. And on David Frost's Enter- agents abused their authority, but always at Bill's side. Saxbe says the House of Repre. He's too yo'Jhsg to be an elder views with former President He also says that some wiretaps Saxbe practices law in Me- sentatives probably would have statesman, though he has the Nixon: were authorized by presidents, chanicsburg with his younger impeached Nixon, "and I don't experience, and at 61, public of*or Nixon it was a money. but "I put "stop to this type of son, state Rep. Charles think that he had th e votes in Ii " fice is no longer exciting, "I'd maker, and he needs the mon. operation. "Rocky" Saxbe, 31. The elder the Senate to keep him out of J enjoy being a candidate, but I ey. As far as enlightening the "We authorized no wire taps Saxbe is closing his law office in trouble." wouldn't enjoy serving." Public it was a washout It on domestics, with the ex. Washington, and he and Rocky Though a Republican, Sazbe He affects pleasure as a genwasn t even very good enter- ception of known enemy agents. are becoming partners in a new never was close to Nixon. "I tleman farmer and private law. talnment." I began the exposure when I Columbus law firm, Chester, asked him directly whether he yer. But the casual dress and Saxbe drew his last govern- went to Congress and said, Saxbe, Hoffman and Wilcox. was involved in Watergate li.., 1' unscheduled pace seems to ment pa ycheck in January, 30 'Here's what happened, What Ills older soft, Bill Jr., 38, and fore I became attorney genet' vlsh with opinions of a restless years to the month after he first do you want to do about it?" daughter-in-law, Georgia New. and he said he wasn't," Saxbe spirit in the lawyer who went took a seat in the Ohio House of He found that Congress want- man, are physicians in says. 'He assured me he Was from the Ohio Legislature to the Representatives. ed to do nothing. Mechanicsburg. Daughter Juli innocent. At that time I had to , '.S. Senate, became Richard "I've made It through the The FBI, he says, "had their James, 33, Is wife of a Daniel, believe him." I Nixon's attorney general and first six months, and that's the own lobbying operation lit Con- Wyo., rancher. He was at the White Howse Gerald Ford's ambassador to toughest test," he says as gress. They were very effec. Saxbe doesn't deny his occa- almost weekly on Justice busi. India. though comparing it with a tive. They had people on the sional blunt maniter of speech, ness but usually had to go , Witness: smoking withdrawal program, appropriations committee who but he says that being am- through Gen. Alexander Haig "I hope that Congress follows His political career? "I've said to the Justice Department, bassador to India inhibited his Nixon's chief of staff. UP with a joint committee to enjoyed it thoroughly. I think 'Lay off the FBI We'll take 'that's the way it is" approach. "The times I talked to Nizci I supervise all of our intellience i a time to get younger people care of that." t "Diplomacy is a di fferen t were not very satisfactory s. agencies I proposed that to In. Now, he says, the FBI "is un- type of business, and you are the t hi ngs I wanted from the Congress." der a much shorter tether dealing with the sensitivities of president," so Saxbe said he, Sporting a golfer's tan Bill Or: Saxbe is comfortable and re They no longer feel that they the country you serve. You cer- gave up trying to talk to him. "India has so ninny problems lazed at least outwardly In can go to Congress and go over tainly don't go around making He says he was approached ', that it's not going to change the Justice Department," enemies of people whose job it more than once by the White his native village where he very rapidly Relaxing in his office chair, is to make friends." Democracy practices law, just a halthour'a house to handle Nixon's (Icdoes not have a very happy old legislative his right jaw bulging with a wad That led to U.N. Ambassador fense, to hire his lawyers and to drive from his prospect in India." of tobacco, Saxbe says he is Andrew Young: seat in Columbus. officially run his defense Or: content to practice law and be "If he wants to do what he's through the attorney general' Hut tie ran to fain ily and friends. Few doing, lit going around and office. . j "I think Mr, Young has kind public affairs. He opposes pros. close I i luiow his wife by her given pointing the finger at people "I wouldn't do that. I certain.,~ Of got his signals mixed He ecuting FBI agents for ques- name of Ardath. As Dolly, she and saying 'You are bad,' he ly didn't do anything to get fit).; shouldn t be in a position' of a self Involved in Watergate. I • W4 ' U7? __________ •Y IUU! ,JUIIvJ ,J, I IVI IUU J4f ,'-rr,ru IV Lfli5 ------ . '_ .., E :'' • :, P '. . I y ... ,. 4 11 am Fraud Was Behind uias Claim Pa rane'nt . . 1) I -_ -_ .1 MU&M, NIMNSIMV lt' DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer . I . .., A 22-year old black woman formerly clerk with e WI the Sanford Police Department and of those 'ho received money from the city wider an the U.S. Equal Employment Opport unities Commission (EEOC), says she filed no charges against the city and the "money given to me was by fraud." "I want thetruth to be Iwo an d m story to u. to'ld." Mrs. Eddye Jones Roberts said. ... .,. - .. - ,. ,., • • . ... % . Preacher CALENDAR Je. THURSDAY, AUGUST11 Diet Workshop, 10 am' and 7 Ward, Interstate Mall guy who Is supposed to be gain- gave the special prosecutor all Ing supporters for the United the support that he needed all(] States." we worked it that way." thinks highly of both Saxbc stands by his con- Montgomery Plead n i CAPE MAY, Weight Wilitchen, 7 p.m,, Quality Inn, 14 P.M., First United Methodist church, Oviedo. & 434; 7 Company for single adults, 8 p.m. Parker Plaza , Maitland. Rap session oil astrology. M11111111alud-South Seminole Chamber of Commers, noon, Maitland Civic Center. Mike McBath, formerly with the Buffalo Bills and the Orlando Blazers will speak on football. SISTER,Inc 1)0011, &iOuuY Inn, Special program. I however, that he would continue to fight to have his land dedared tax exempt because, he The city says McIntire owes V23.000 lit back taxes and officials announced oil July 28 they urch, Cas3elberry. . Weight Watchers, Sears, Main Young Adults Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins. OT3 •our,10,3 a.m., Sanford Ubj'y. Z3A) E. J'fr,j -.. at. "Vaudeville Tosighti" a p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. SATURDAY, AUGUST 13 AA Sanford Women'. Group, 2 p.m., Il W. First CasseJbe AA, closed, a p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, LTD CB Club Sanford Chapter, 8 p.m., Sanfo rd 'tamber of Commerce. "Vaudeville Tonight!" $ p.m., Al Altamonte Civic Center. SUNDAY, AUGUST 14 Muscular Dystrophy Cut-a.tbou, 12:30.5:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall. Red carpet area. Hair stylist will cut clean hair for m inimum $5 donation for MD. "Vaudeville Tonight!" a p.m., Altamonte Civic Center, Jewish Singles gel-together, 5:30 p.m., Jewish Community Cent er, Maitland Ave., Maitland. Barbecue, swimming and coffee hour with Dr. Steven Kaplan. MONDAY, AUGUST 13 Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 436. Humane Soclet3', a p.m,, 650 1742, oncord Plaza, Longwood. Diet Worbhop,7:30 p.m,,sla United Methodist, SR 434 and 1-4. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center Sanf ord AA, $ p.m., 1l W. First, closed. TOPS Chapter 766 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Sanford Al-Anon, a p.m., First Methodist Ch urch, Sanford. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Ascension Lutheran Church, Ciasel be rry, and 7 p.m., Fla. Federal meeting room, Altamonte Spr ings, -. TUESDAY, AUGUST II Bicycle Rodeo presented byCsuelberry Pollee Dept., 2:30 p.m., Seminole County South Ubrary, Seminole Plaza, Advance registra(i required. FrleadeMp Baptist Youth ChoIr, 7 p.m., Altamont, Lake Mary Houieowaer Civic Aua., 7:30 p.m., 275 Third St., Lake Mary, i (ANPOSO P*A $ , gious activities. • "-• , .. ,, " J~ ~ ,,, ,, , .. , 11' - , I 'i .~ . .• I 9 0 . P% 1% , "helped a hell of a lot" if Melitfir.' IUI his back taxes. "This is real good news, but I think we'll wait until we act ua lly have the money before we get too excited ," Blomkvest 5ald. 1cItitire, a defrocked Presbyterian minister who lives in Collingswood, also owns property in the Cape Canaveral, Fin,, area, , ' #% If : TL I iIiii ' - !J 'r i IiI Ii 4'i_I ' . :, I . . (,, 'I . .. ;/ / I/ . . .;" -I. - _~... .,# .". ~1.1 . I . .1 -0 t.. 11 . 11 " ". ; ",:~,. ,J ~R Elflfl'E JONES ROBER'rS '.1 want the truth to be known,' 41 fl1OI1CY. Mrs. Crawford said that Mrs. Roberts called her front city hall last Friday "screaming that Jake Cohen was never discriminated Eddye Jones Roberts for SLOW. against"and complain'.ng that the original 111,000.settlement. had The latter check was returned to the city inatinger last week txcli changed to OW. mid Otero asked Knowles to void that check and prepare two new - Anything she got was a windfall. If she issaying she was not in amounts of $503 each to Mrs. Roberts and Jacob discriminated against, she ought to be careful. If she took the Cohen, another former police officer. money she might be committing a fraud herself," Mrs. Crawford Knowles said that Otero explained to him that he was ill and said. asked the manager to deliver the cheeks to Mrs. Roberts and Knowles said that Mrs. Roberts(Ed not wish to accept the check Roberts or Cohen, but t Mrs. Roberts refused to accept the Kathryii Aldred, Ri 1, New of tile Jacksonville area visiting check from a clerk in his office, and insisted she had 1101 been arrested a suspect they claim is have the right mail because the "Soft of Sam-44-caliber apparently they have the Smyrna, real estate broker and her family liere fit Sanford said discriminated against, lie spoke with her. Mrs. Roberts said Knowles placed a call for her to Otero lit world traveler: she feels that the slispect will crossed through the words substituting "affected party," which was the proper designation for her and that he insisted she take the check. lie said that receipt of the checks by Mrs. Rober6 and Six persons were killed and apparently had possession of It. p:u:ier ~~ II ~ 11I "I certainly think they the city for more than a year. fowid lit his automobile. Ile ' • 11~ I , . _____ 'I mid protested. She also insisted, he said. that the words *'charging party" be stricken from the release form. Ile said he , "A ALBERT ~ (.1ohen mid have both sign releases. Knowles.iaid it had not been his intention to talk to either ,Mrs. several others wounded. David suspect, The "I'm sure that he will receive a fair trial. Even if they changc' Berkowitz, has been committed the trial location it has been •,••_.•._ JAMES , Area Residents Respond To 'Son Of Sam' Cap ,------------------,or payt'iuuuuc VAdttItlIUIIUI (Page 2-A), but many In New , some unknown to the City, Mayor Lee P. Moore said at the time. The city was later Instructed by Otero. City Manager W. E. Knowles said, to prepare checks to Manuel Martinez Sr. in the amount of $2,000 as a charging party th e had contended, accordullgto documents flow available, that the city had maintained separate restroom facilltiesT. . Thecity also was litstructed io prepare checks to be made tothe order of a Manuel Martinez Jr. in the amount of $1,000; and to , killer" who has been terrorizing ballistics on the weapon. it was YVYIV I , . , - 00 I N% N.6%. %,~, ~ N(~,,, P a Cc 4 00411 ••'W( J$fl Fri. 7:20,11:211 $0. & Sun. 3:00,3:15,7:20,9:25 LAST NIlE ONE ON ONE Mayor Arthur Blomkvest said the city's tax rate would be . . New York City police have I property. hour Jerry I,ewls Muscular Dystrophy Skale-a-thmi scheduled from 7 p.m. Aug.22 to 7 p.m. Aug.23 ai the Meloder Skating Itink, Sanford. Imst year 's skate-a-thou, Featuring 121 skaters, 90 of whom completed the hour marathon, collected holE for MD- the largest from aii' rink in the state ' according to Charles Ilest ' rink ,11mt1mur . . . . . . tUre • May lifeguards off, mailitail)e S." , ) 5 beach fees collected on his . I ." -_ % distributed ainong eight Persons "some of whom are luiown and •. . new beach fee ordinance. McIntire, who proclaimed the beaches free and ordered Cal .-.-...... - -'- AND HE'S GOT HER . ________ The city in late June agreed to reinstate Moore and Brooks in jobs with the city - .Moore lit the aninial control department as all ,acting sergeantand Brooks Ili the drug enforcement task force -and paid both back pay of little more than a total of $5,000. At the same time, the city agreed to give tile EEOC $4,000 to be '. (Herald Photo by Tommy Vincent) %Vith a glance at her hero, 10-year-old Karen Anderson signs tip for the 2 I- . III followers onto beaches Ili front of his botels to protest the city's . . 11 ' '4 nal orighi and . , OF ALL ADVEWURERSI • department had discriminated against them during their emplo)ment because of race. In June, Seminole Community Action tiled a complaint with EEOC, saying another unknown person at the time, had been discriminated department because of - I; LAST NITE "THE BOATNIKS11 I ' p - opportunity specialist with the EEOC office Ili I Otero conducted the Investigation into charges filed against the city lit September, 1976 by Tony Leonard Brooks Jr.. and J.C. Moore, both form er police officers, who said the city police 'L "•, Highway York are clamoring for him to be executed, even though capital punishment has been ruled out in the city, except for certain crimes. What do some Seminole Cowitains feel should be done if the suspect is convicted? A rnndom tekohonc noll of about r ----- r -------------25 residents indicates that most want the convicted killer to be executed. Th e local comments foll,ow: Sanford Police Chief Hen Butler: ..... .,,.•.... .•. $çlvvI iiuuui,n,uv suwIuI, ullu been played up In all those places. I still think our justice system is the best there is, and these are sonic of the questions you are asked when you serve oil a jury. I'm sure he w il l get a fair trial. "I think we are going to have let the jury decide the penalty. r. ,v... %PlUllS 11 mi ..i., .III IlUWU I 1F present th e evidence and It would be up to the jury to decide whether the man is guilty or not. ills my opinion that if the Individual is guilty he sho ul d be given the death penalty." •i', •S Miami and she told the federal officer that she had not been "it he did the crime he should have difficulty in receiving be hull g. It would be hard for fair trial because of the discriniinated ajainst mid did not want the money. ,Mrs. Roberts said Otero told her to take the check and that there was something anyone to receive a fair trial massive publicity, "wiclean" about the whole situation. with all the publicity he has I don't feel that he will Site said that neither .Mrs. Crawford nor Otero had ever aske I riveived." tier if she was discriminated against. She said they were in' See 'SAM,' Page 2A I Carrie Norgart 26, a resident t,'rpctpd nitit lit hnt'in., hi.r ,'nrrswf inn111,,,, I,,, Otero did confirm with her that she had worked for the police department previously. Mrs. Crawford said that Mrs. Roberts "could get into a hot of trouble" if she continues to Insist that she was not discriminated against and vet "accepted the $500 check wider false pretenses." Mrs. Crawford said that Officers Moore and Brooks decided in a meeting with Otero who had been discriminated against in the SACRAMENTO, Calif. (All) With backers citing a police department and to whom payments would be made. rising murder rate and proclaiming society's right to Asked if she had ever questioned Mrs. Roberts about whether "protect itself against barbarians," the state assembly she had suffered discrimination in the police department or had overrode Gov, Edmund Brown Jr.'s veto and reinstated left her job there because of discrimination, Mrs. Crawford said the death penalty. that was 1101 tier job. "It was Otero's job to investigate." she ssid. The Senate had voted in J une to override the veto.SO the Mrs. Crawford said th at, when the city sent Mrs. Roberts a assembly's 54.26 vote the exact two-thirds majority letter about the settlement, it had been returned to the city' un required immediately placed the law into effect dehivere(i. Mrs. Crawford said she went to considerable trouble Th ursday. even going so far as to contact the school Mrs. Roberts attends to find her correct address so that Mrs. Roberts could receive the .. Death Penalty - ... - - Colien concluded the city's agreement with the federal agency. "I never tiled any charges against the city of Sanford. Neither was I ever discriminated against by tile city police department." Mrs. Roberts insisted that she doesn't even know Officers ,Moore or Brooks. "I took the check. but I didn't want it and I want to give the money back." she said. , 1Pol olice nercnii '' she cl:I ce Chief Butler Is a very nli-'e rfl-''', Mrs. Roberts said that she had been a close friend of former, police officer Jake Cohen. She said that Cohen had told her he was leaving the police department for a better-paying job with a bus corilpaily as a driver. , . " i • - "Jake Cohen also stated to me that he was going to use Chief Butler's name as a reference," Mrs. Roberts said. She said that workers in Community Action have said that she should not turn against blacks and "that I had no business telling what I knew because everything was settled. "if you're wrong. you're wrong. I don't care rare what rnlnr J nienra ....---, ,. Color is only it word tu me, It has no meaning," she said. Mrs. Roberts said her concern is that situations of this sort will create race problems rather than alleviate them. "I do not appreciate my name being used . . against the city. Thc' city was used. I can swear to information that I do know. I never charged the city or the police department with anything," she said. ----------------- ,.,- - ' ,.,L. . lit Recommends 'Life' It. For Slayer Of Husband Jury :1 Zr MENU SPECIALS 1. New York SMp 2. Flht Mignon '4 *5" With Mushrooms $42$ 3. Prime Ø, 4. Gosn Fried *3" Slurbiip 1 DIII Liver I By [IOU LLOYD Herald Stall Writer A Sanford Circuit Court Jury deliberated 10 minutes this morning before recommending life Ili prison for Mrs. Anita ", Kennedy of Melbourne in the murder of her husband. Circuit Judge David Strawn said he will make his (ICCISIOlI within 10 days on whether he will go with the jury's recommendation III sentencing S. CatfIsh FIng.rhngs s3C1 6. DanIsh Lobster $400 Tails $510 7. Seafood Fantasy 8. ChIcken LIvers *300 $321 Served With Choice Of Potato.., trowidlheCloek Bridge. Calendar Church News Comics Crossword Editorial Dear Abby . Ph. 323-1*10 Mrs. Kennedy. Under slate law, a judge call accept or reject a jury's recommendation. Straw,, could sentence Mrs. Kennedy to death. Th ursday evening the ninewoman, three-man circuit court jury deliberated two hours before returning a verdict finding Mrs. Kennedy, 43, guilty of first -degree murder in the April 4 pistol slaying of her estranged husband, Charles 1. Today Tossed Salad, Roll and Butter SL Johes River Life Member, Chapt.er, of Telephnjt, hloiieers of America, lpJn,, m.stthg and bingo, 3range City Uona Club. Ssniird Suer Cfttseas, noon. Civic Center. W.fght Watchers,? p.in,, Summit Apta., Caaasthsrry IL Jeh liver Ut. Member Club, Tetiphon. Pioneers of America, 1pm., Ormip Qty Uoni Club. Diet W.r*absp, 7:30 p.m., Grace Mithodi Qiurdi, . ' 4. I •Pl ' officer with Seminole Community Action; or John Otero, equal . 0 _1~ ., I T 11111h . • SINBAD I THE G had begun foreclosure proceed. ings. The legal action came the clay after McIntire led 100 chanting that the city owes him $30,000 in II) i ,' , I "I hotels he owns here. McIntire said Wednesday, Fine Arts Caravan Show, 10 a.m. to 9 P.M,, Altamonte .Mall. "rough Saturday, Diet Workiho 0 • without financial re- She was guilty. The jury found tier guilty." 12 properties, including three . .' ,Mrs. Robertsaald she never filed any charges against the city or verbally complalned that she had beeti discriminated against to either Louise Crawford civil rights and - --I o -# 1#1 llii... '. its.Lialism who believes you can have toconsiderhUna common trying to raise $350000 in a extract a maximum effort from criminal, after an Indictment ... tionwide fund drive to halt this peopIL. claims, they are used for rell- FRIDAY,AUGUST it Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lard Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Sanford-Seminok Jaycees, noon, Jaycee building, Semimiol unrise Kiwanl1s, 7 a.m., Sambo's, Sanford TazWewood AA,closed, a p.m., St. Richard's Church, tAngwood AA, closed, a p.m., Boiling Hills Moravlail , t; .I . , I - resort city's tax foreclosure oil '- 9 . .1 .. Fu ndan;enta list radio preacher ism, a devotee of the lAxidon Ing him and using whatever .School of Economics type of so- force Is necessary to do it, you Dr. (*art hichitire says he is Seminole County Democra tic Executive Committee a P.m. Courtroom A, County Courthouse. Platform discussion and selection of delegates to state convention Movies, 2 and 3p.m., Seminole County South Ubrvy • Seminole Plaza, Casaaiben'y, V I - ' rr. For f(' U, ',. former Indian Prime Minister troversial 1974 comment Indira $ an an r succes torney general that Path MorarJi [esai , but terms Hearst, then a fugitive, was an naonats as independ- common criminal. Itseemato cii self-centered." Mrs. Ghandi, he sa ys was ment officer goes after somecompletely wrong as to ideal- body, with the intent of arrest. g I ' ... %AX6 ADAM 12112) 0 ; W W W To . I - A . . 1 .1"I it4 Is . r ., Th" Public' Official Rebel Withe L t A Causa 1, . . . - Tab (B&w) 19N. 10.00 (12) SANFORD AND.RrW HERE'S LUCY (A) 1 T)4 ELECTRIC COM- Afternoon by G 6 ___ oft SIDE GLANCES Is CE) SUMMER SEMESTER 6:45 CID SUNSHINE ALMANAc 6:55 (2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 7:00 (2) (12) TODAY (Local ne at 7:25 and 8:25). Exce Tues., seeS am. (4) (1) CBS NEWS: (7:25C 4 I• r1,) MOD SE STREE7 (V.)'G000 MORNING AMEI ICA: ç'Gocxj M.,rrwng Flor$d at 7:25 am a25. local new cc ________________ At BLACK EXPERIENI (Thus.) SOUNDING BOAF suNisE JUBILEE 6:25 (2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 6:30 (2) ( Pkn.) POPI GOES I CO(ffl (Tue.) PORT WAGONER qHOW (Wu NASHVILLE ON THE AC (Thur.,) THE WILBUI BROTHERS SHOW (Fi SONSHINE: With Bob cc BAABY JONES: Jam Fjbins*jn guests an empoob. m's the key 10th. Inuider at ' Stats land bawd msrrte arm IBM develop scheme (R) (1) JAC)(IE GLEASON'S HONEYMOONER SPECIAL 211 SOMETHINGRSON AL:MffeMewuja ckictor who believes that mecS. cal care for wyman having babIes in hospitals could be vastly ffr'roved 1100 cc (4) cc cc (2 NEWS 24 LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS: AVIatIOn. 1931." 11:30 (2) (12) TONIGHT (4) ((1 CBS LATE MOVIE: Koak: Deliver Us Some Evil." sman time thiet Is pressured ,g dollar hisist 'J the hopes 01 g enough money so he can fles to South America to avkJ a murder chwg.. (R) W SWAT.: A pro banketbali Is kk*ed d held for ransom (R) Evening 4 ;-. .4-A ''.6-H . .. . OF SANFORD Holiday isle Complex Sanford - 0 , . , , 2-A .3-fl 6-8 i'll 4.A 1.8 I)r, Lamb Horoscope .. . . ....... . 6- H 6-fl 3-A 1.11 Hospital oL'R.SEI.VES .... PC............ " Television 441 %'eather 2-A ..... .. •. ... , . Kennedy. and a wig and mask used in the Kennedy's body wa; found slayin g and told the jury they slumped in the cab of his helped her stalk Kennedy the camper truck on a lonely dirt night before his death from bar road south of Rockledge in to bar in Brevard, Brevard County. But Mrs. Kennedy told the The murder trial was moved jury she wasn't involved Ili any to Sanford after extensive murder plot and that the first pretrial publicity in Brevard. she knew of any harm to her Mrs. Kennedy took the wit- estranged husband wits when ii ess stand Thursday and denied she saw Mc Do nald run from the any part in it murder 1)101 camper with a giimi after she earlier outlined for the jury by heard shots. Crying softly, Mrs. Kennedy her son, 21 yearold i)onak! cO1t Neslleousfl, and LiavIci 101(1 (tIC Jury' 1flt (He 511015 James McDonald, 17, of ''kind uit echoed titiul a dog Melbourne. ba rked somewhere." She said Both Nest lebush and the trio then fled in her unto and McDonald earlier pleaded the gun and a crowbar were gui lty to second-degree murder throwii into the Indian River off Ili the case and agreed to testify the Pineda Causeway' where against Mrs. Kennedy, mother they were litter recovered by of five boys and a girl by a divers led to the spot by previo us marriage. McDonald. McDonald earlier test ifi ed Nestlebush and McDonald testified Mrs Kennedy fur. Sct' i.IFE, Page A nished the pistol and crow bars * irA ( H e rald Photo by Bob LIoydl lflS. A NITA KENNEDY (RIGHT) IN ('OI.,TRT %VITII DEFENSE ATTORNEYS �ah,gP$ . Sanford, 0 Frl4ay, FL Aug. it, ... 77 $ :1 __ 4- ~i ( I at L ., J'J 11 , 'Son Of Sam' Suspect . .- l w_ -';_;4.dLT.: "I IN BRIEF I ., I j I .1_r._ ~ I I& Q I 0 --..~, Z ., __ — — To Get Menial Tests By BOB LUWD disH Wrfter - . - — Youth. Found Gu"Ify As Probe Continues , were outside itepsonwu Hewn Lack FLORII)A money for it out 31 the legislaThe Environmental Regula- lure," Chairman W.D. Fred. .r.... lifted all erjégai j snicio said Th ursday. air pollution controls on high- "I'd just as soon that the people ways, parking lots and airports know they don't have this beca use officials say lawmak- protection instead of having a ers won't pay for enforcement, ru le that we can't enforce." — d In Slaying Suspect's Capture mistreated MIAMI (AP) .J! ;4 iri J 'I..) • 1. an threatened to kill someone. a 1. A In -- AC" tu Space Shuttle Flight Today a- ' ,vT AFTERMATH Circuit Woodson oberts Na ed# was riding was struck by an auto driven by Frank peandbfore the grand JigyinR Harold Schein. of SR 46, Sanford. The accident oc- Its fill day of investigating . ) m curred at thecornerof Riverview Avenue and SR 46. allegations that police beat and Schein was charged by Fb0i7hHighway Patrol 36th witness to go before the A PCrTornrn Tomlinson W t av ng an mJurors. proper driver' s license. Th e bik e was Inrown 142 II. Dr. W. Vincent Roberts, a of J. Wendell Agee of State Ally. Douglas Sanford been Sanford and Mrs. Beverly from the point of impact. Miss Wing was listed In Indicated the jury might start appointed by Gov. Reubin Freeman of English Estates, good condition at Seminole Memorial Hospital deliberations today but Askew to the Seminole Corn- whose terms extend to May, today. declined to comment on mwtlty College (SCC) Board of. 1979. speculation that grand Jurors Trustees, according to Marion may not a report on the Rethwill, secretary to SCC 40 I EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (AP) — The Space Shuttle Enterprise with two astronauts aboard was to make its maiden flight and landing today, free of its Boeing 747 mother ship.. The test Is a critical step in the development of the airlinersized space bus designed to make hundreds of flights into near-Earth orbit during the next decade, carrying men and up to 65,000 pounds of cargo. The crewmen, Fred Haise, 43, and Gordon Fullerton, 40, had honed their maneuvering skills in a special jet trainer on Thursday. s SCC Trus ee 4 - Cheshire return I 14 Investigation to a circuit court president Earl Weldon. The judge until early next week. •"'' appointment has been con. One obaervernoted "this isn't firmed by the Florida Cabinet. a rubber stamp grand jury. You Roberts will officially assume can tell that by how hard the duties of his new office From Page 1) 4 the TV reports stating that the after publicity. I he should they've worked and how many "when his commission arrives escape Just punishment and If Son of Sam t'ave the death penalty. There witnesses they've from the governor," Dr. he pleads insanity, the ballistics are too many people thinking reports prove During the youth's Juvenile Weldon's office said. the psychiatrist will be fair. If he is gun found that they can get away with court trial Thursday Cheshire in his possession Roberts, a former Sanford found guilty, the death penalty the murder weapon a jury anything and that they try to entered the courtroom, used mayor and city commissioner at th should be Imposed. will most likely find him gujlt3' y. hide behind the Insanity plea." earlier ln the week by the gnnd who Is also a past chairman of A local tool and the maker, Al The publicity may make " it hard "I think he's the man," said Jury, and removed polygraph the Seminole County Hughs, 29, of Meadow Hills to find an jurybut chants Mrs. Ilellen Thompson of 962 wiblased from a wall. It has been Democratic Executive Corn. Drive: "I think it Is great that this case it was the publicity Briarwood Lane, Altamonte reported that six Sanford mittee, will replace builder theSon of Samhas been caught that caught him." Springs. The housewife, who policemen took polygraph George McCammon on the and that the information given Mrs. Florentine Hem, 71, a said she has followed the examinations at their request board of trustees. Roberts' on TV newscasts indicates he is housewife, who resides at 53 E. by watching television news during a state attorney's in. term of office is four years. guilty. I hope they don't pass it Third St., thuluota, says she's and reading newspaper stories vestigation of the allegations of (*her- members of the board off as insanity. I it is going not sureIf .g .,,,,, C • , ,.. ,. or trustees are John Daniels, to be very hard to find an irn- the one wtiodid the kjlllngs, but doesn't know if Cheshire was heard telling a currently chairman, arid -•'•'" the man cappartial jury in New York City or "I feel he will get a fair trial, tured by police can receive a court official when he retrieved anywhere else in the nation. Just as fair as he gave those (air trial, the charts that they were terms extend May, 1973; both Askew appointee. Th e dea th penal ty would not people he killed, arid if he's Mrs. Thompson sai d sh e'd "grand Jury evi de nce," stop anyone else from such guilty, hes1iowd be g1ve About 5a.m.on June 25poilce like to see Berkowitz get the crimes, but what do you do with the electric chair. He shouldn't death s t ce en en if he's found responded to Drew Avenue in; this type of individual? I think he shown any more mercy thaji guilty of the murders police say the Washington Oaks subwhat happens in this-ease will, he gave his victims." HOU$iN AIJYHOm IT' OF THU CITY OF Son of Sam committed, division to reports that shots set precedence in fuhn similar SANFORD FLORIDA nun Winter Springs Asst. City . Frank M. Manning, a retired had been fired and. a civil' PERIOD UNDID JUNE si it" cases." Clerk Elsie Smith, 61, retired: bank employe who lives at disturbance was underway. CONTRACT NUMBER *3311 Winter Springs Police Chief "I think he Is real nut and Brain Towers, Sanford, said he PROJICT NUMSIRSISI 15.1 —5 Officers testified that when John Govoruhk: he should have the book thrown hopes the man captured is the they arrived at the scene a "I believe the punishment at him. lie can get a fair trial Son of Sam, but he has no way crowd of youths, apparently should fit the crime and with and I think that he was al re ly of knowing for sure. attending an all-night party, *4% i I I Readio s think 1 WORLD - IN BRI E F Vance Begins Talks think — ',• .,', " By MARK WEINBERG Herald Staff Writer Seminole County Atty. Joe Mount today filed a lawsuit in 13th Circuit Court to overturn the annexation by the City of Lake Mary of the 1,600-acre Heathrow area on Lake Mary's western border, which took )lace last month. Mount took the action today ifter polling county cornnissloniers by telephone to ask heir response to the offer made uesday by Minnesota Jeno Pairlucci, ieathrow's principal owner, to WASHINGTON (AP) The Agriculture Department, prodicting a corn crop this summer, says the harvest will help keep food price In. creases at about six per cent in 1978, the same as this year's — SUPIN 000 VALUES near-record AIMVJ4A VY SURPLUS AV..SANPOØD prediction. The depar tment attributed the "relatively low food-price inflation" partially on Its edimate of a corn crop of 6.09 bIllion bushels, its chief economist, Howard HJort, said Life Term Urged (Continued From Page 1-A) that he saw Mrs. Kennedy shoot J Sunday 1-5 pm Only 1 MANY ITEMS her husband, three times at one location and twice at another spot where she drove the TV SERVICE CALL MILLERS i r I I % mw~ 10M illS 1172 IISI 1143 1153 filed this year by the county to 1163 halt expansion of Lake Mary's borders. In March the 1171 attorney (Lied a suit to block illS innexation of the 60-acre IllS "Wheeler-Fowler" two parcels of land on either 1177 side of Lake Mary road and 1211 north of Lake Mary Boulevard $ill on Sanford's western border. 1240 That annexation, the county 1790 contends, would create an area county property, of county land entirely surrounded by the city borders of Lake Mary and Sanford. The case is before 13th Circuit Court Judge Dominick J. Salfi. .. A police spokesman said they received a call early Thursday evening from Federico Boyd, who said he spotted th e device under the seat while he was hanging a jacket in the back - 1620 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Tenants 2133 326 3179 3137 7340 3290 7341 .. ,,,, •-•..-...-•.....---- -- -- - - - - -- -- --- --- -- ---- - -, - - - _________ Prepaid In surance ----- 13,216 73 13,41100 - isis 44 ------- -- Insurance Deposits - Inventories Materials Other - -- -- - - - - - - ---- + ______.lIi.li LAND, STRUCTURES AND EQUIPMENT A 31.693.15 Juice, Cereal Tough To Mix -, — ____________ i.44'.Si3 13 LIABILITIES ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Vendors and Contractor's Tenants Security Deposits Other (Accounts 2113, • 1,31740 30.931.1 + three 37,$.4Q39 NOTES PAYABLE Administrative Notes HUD .. .............. 130,535,33 Develop Project NOtaSP400-HUD --------9.13,154,33 money Sundry Notes ...... .... .... ..... I.033,fll 36 1. • ----------------------fl.Ni.S$ Payments inLleuc4 Taxes ......... ..3,700.51 Other (Accts. 2131, 2133 2134& 31)9) ... -----------........ ---l7.334,p DEFERRED CREDITS Tenants Prepaid Rents 3.103.67 Ot her ......... ------------------------736.73 C I,- _________________________________________________________ VIA HOSPITAL NOTES .,+, FIRED LIABILITIES Other Notos Payable to AUGUST II ADMISSIONS .......... .. I307,4935 Sanford: Walter V. Coggins HUD (Deterred) ................ . CONTRACT AWARDS Contract Awards-contra ..................3251.60 Less: Uncompleted Contracts ........3.25)40 TOTAL LIABILITIES .............. - I 1110 ISO It o Unreserved Surplus .,.. (3.fl6,933j) Operating Reserve -Locally Owned Projects ... 11,131.73 Total Surplus from Operallons Cumulative HUD Annual Contributions --------------------432 3,,443.9, Cumulative Donations ..................3144i3 BooN Value of Capital Asuls Conveyed to Hofflebuvers ' IV ..................2273.779,10 TOTAL SUN FLU S AND LIABILITIES 'ublIst: Aug. IL IS?? Grooms it SURPLUS +- Penny [)rake Nathaniel 4,336540.61 .,. 1110 1170 years. The two companies reached tentative agreement June 30 under which shareholders of Tropicana common stock would have received 1.5 common shares of Kellogg for each share of Tropicana. The market value of the proposed transaction, according to one Tropicana official, was about $378 million, ACCRUED LIABILITIES Interest Payable-Notes 7351 ______ BRADENTON (AP) A third attempt to merge Tropicana Products Inc. and the Kellogg Co., has failed, says a spokesman for the orange juice processor. The spokesman gave no reason for the failure — the third time this has occurred in _4$$i,73e, 6,934,572 33 UNDISTRIBUTED DEBITS Ineligible ExPenditure's .... .... .............. TOTAL ASSETS 1: Mary .io Howell Accountant 7-2177 5: Thomas Wilson III Executive Director I 217 — -. + DEFERRED CHARGES Bondi Retired —• "It's within the realm of possibility that these are the individuals," said Bob Pennington, a spokesman for the Department of Criminal Law Enforcement. "We would caution you that they have not been positively identified." The decomposed bodies, at least three of which had been shot, were found in the remote Water Hole Sink about 25 miles west of this North Florida town. 7500000 3.51732 Advance Amortization Fund -- --- --- I$O,sisos HUD Annual Contributions Receivable ...... . .... . ......... 0001115 with HUD ------- ---------- - --- 1342 1100 - City area, 217,33 - - DEBT AMORTIZATION FUNDS New Housing Authority Bonds Iswed -----------3.544000.00 Now Housing Authority 1110 How Delivery, U unts; Month, $240: SMonffis. $14,$ Yr, snso. Sy Mall; month, $3.701 a Months, 11631i 12 Months, $8.40. 2016733 1500000 Debt Service fund Second Class Postage Paid at Saistert Florida nun. - + - 'r — 218,42-39 1:24 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 7:04 a.m., 7:38 p.m., low 1:04 am,, 1:13 p.m. Bayport: high 1:55 am,, 1:11 p.m., low 7:31 am., 3:11 p.m. _____ PERRY (AP) The four bodies found at the bottom of a sinkhole weighted with concrete blocks may be two exconvicts and two young sisters missing from the Panama 32,11336 II13ft SI ACCRUED INTEREST RECEIVABLE 1. INVESTMENTS General Fund .................. Homeownrip Reserve Fund s - - - - NON HUD The -i $000 ---------------------i,173+07 Other he had political differences with Torrijos. Bodies May Be Missing Four 1.35.3.00 2117&2119) ----------------3,700_Is 3132 Friday, August 12, 1071—Vol 0, No. 305 Pvbll$Wd Daily and $vaday, sacept $atvrday and CNrI,ffitas Dap by lashed Herald, Inc., * N. Fre*c Ave., liaherd, Pta, $277). - I ------- .... , s.,o ii - ------ - , ISO At - Boyd, who was ,hrown out of Pamama by that country's strongman, General ()mar Torrijos, has been in Miami Since 1969. Boyd said Cost- Contra .................. Hjort said. En'ishwflesiakl . Security Deposit Fund - ---- --- -- - Petty Cash Fund Change Fund - + 1400.4 Land, Structures and Equipment Sill 3114 if the harvest doesn't set a record, it will probably still be large enough to mean a, supply of cheap and ample feed through the winter and spring, . of the vehicle. 14004 Development Cost ------5.i70.037.7I 1400.3 Lou; Development Even WEATHER. afternoon Sanford, Florida - eventally surpass last year's record 6.22 billion bushels. camper truck. Mrs. Kennedy told the Jury testimony by her son and barometric pressure, 30.24; McDonald were "He,." relative humidity. 93 per cent; She admitted that she'd ssinds, calm. Rain .1 Inch earlier lied to Brevard sheriff's Investigators when she told Partly cloudy today and them she hadn't seen her Saturday, with and husband, who was seeking a evening thundershowers likely. divorce and had told state at. Highs mostly upper Us and low Lows iii the 7k, Variable tiwney's empioyea he feared his mostiy southeast winds around wifeandheraon,th.nightof 10 mph, decreasing at night. death. binds stronger and gusty near " thudeuhow,rs. 1100 East First Street, Suit. 1 ............. +: ill? 8 a.m. readings: ternSATURDAY'STIDES perature, 73; ove*nlght low, 72; Daytona Beach: high 7:36 Thursday's high, $1; am, 7:58 p.m,, low 1:9 am., Announces the Acquisition of Dr. Robert L Bevier's Practice ______ -------- He and private forecasters say this year's corn crop, aided by rains during August, may uhkjnder K. Joshi, M.D. ,OcOMPARATIVI PRIcu SEE OUR AD IN $UNDA HERALD H .--- - .1 Thursday. ' ~ -. + liii B*I g Crop May Curb Food Increases SHOES "no, /0 Off DRESS OS request that lake Mary deThe county's deadline for annex 40 acres in Heathrow's filing the lawsuit was Aug. 22, northeast corner. "We will argue the anThe de-annexation, which can nexation creates enclaves, take place only by voter pockets and serpentine patterns referendum, would eliminate in violation of the state ancreation of an enclave of county nexation laws," Mount said. land within city borders, in the County commissioners voted opinion of Sanford attorney Joe July 28 to go to court to stop the Davis, who presented the annexation of Paulucci's Proposal to the commissioners. property. A residential cornBut Commissioners John mwiity is planned for the Kimbrough, Bill Kirchhoff and Hecthrow area, which would Dick Williams voted this eventually triple Lake Mary's morning to proceed with the current population of 2,800. lawsuit. "We can always withThe Heathrow de-annexation draw it later," Kirchhoff said. action is the second lawsuit and or Operation) ---- \V Vera It. Ilargis Janice D. Jenkins Mrs. Lawrence Lyon, girl i Margaret I Valerie E. Cadley Ruth Johnson Cindy E. Jones Louise Long Opal I.. McEachern Annie J. Mitchell Keith L. Myers Barbara I,. Powell Elizabeth Parkhurst William H. Statics - Troy 1). Rollins Eddie Woods P. Susan Wing Laura J. Bernard, Dellary Alvin G. Davis, DeBary Margaret J. Guarino, Deltona Adeline E. Stoney, Dçilary Herbert Rosenow, Deltona Emily H. Bowes, Deltona John C. Waltrich, Deltona Edith M. Hanson, Deltona Mary A. Dresser, Geneva Dolores Terry, Enterprise Arthur Koman, Lake Mary i.evelle V. Thompson, Julian A Varn, lake Mary Maitland Alfred C. Penley, lake BIRTHS Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph (Patsy Tamara It. Chambers, Hull girl, Sanford Sorrento DISCHARGES: - , Sanford: Sarah Back *-Øaq.', S van Joseph M. Middleton, Nash' yule, Ill. is hed. Back-to-school She said the two _________ At 100, ff uu She Gets Religioll seat of a car rented by a former Panamanian National Guardsman, police said. - 1111.1 General Fund (Development County Suing Lake Mary On City's 11600-Acre Heathrow Annexation INS. WOMINS. CHILDREN'I I . p Last 3 days to save. -_ - der-suicide. Miss FIuers, 49, said Perpall, lInen 55, had been drinking most of the night before he MIAMI (AP) —A bomb sauad defused three pounds of dynamite found Cinder the driver's Legal Notice usinessman ! ,~ I - -- - of Miami. The infant's bo nes were not found, but police say they're ass uming he also died in the car. Police said the deaths were apparently the result of a mur- Dynamite Found in Auto found — 70 A ______________________________________________ SYDNEY Australia (AP) Temperatures at an Australian scientific station in Antarctica early this month soared above the freezing point for first time in recorded history, scientists reported today. T. J. Petry, an engineer with the Bureau of Meteorology's Antarctic division, said the heat wave peaked Aug. 2 when scientists at the Mawson station recorded a temperature of 42 degrees Fahrenheit. The normal temperature at the base, located on the Antarctic Circle, is between 13 below and 22 below zero this time of year, he said. 50w - story On Rhodesia Transition it• SANPONO .- called." confessed and notice - CAPE CANAVERAL (AP) — A search for more clues to how th e un iverse has evolved will be conducted with the High -Energy Astronomy Observatory (HEAO) sent into space early this morning at 2:29 a.m. EDT with an Atlas-Centa ur rocket. Th e l,000-pound space craft was head ed for a nearly circ ular orbit ranging from 225 miles to 245 miles from Earth where it will measure X-rays emitted by stellar sources throughout the un iverse. It is the first of three missions in a $300 million program. Th e next two spacecraft will be la un ched in 1978 and 1979. Continued Heat Wave Hits Antarctica — Astronomy Platform Launched gynecologist, has sources as Man, Children Left For Store, But Trip Ended At Canal Bottom Sanford, n LONDON (AP) Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance today begins talks with British and South African officials and a leading Rhodesian black nationalist in an effort to shape a new U.S.-British plan to tranfer power to the black majority in Rhodesia. Vance was turning his attention to Africa after a nearly two-week-long Middle East peace mission. Work on the Rhodesian proposal gets under way with a private meeting between Vance and British Foreign Secretary David Owen to flesh out the U.S-British initiative and to discuss ways of enlisting support for it from black and white African leaders. An extensive manhunt has shooting death of Florida Highway Patrolman Bradley Glascock, Hounded by roadblocks and roving teams of on-and off-duty police, th e 24-year-o ld commercial fishermen stood shirtless and un armed on a Little Havana street-corner Thursday morning and surrendered. Cardenas, apparently weary after a week of dodging police, brought th e massive manhun t to an end when he had a friend call police and tell them his wherea bouts. Glascock, 24, was killed instantly Aug. 4 when he stopped a car for run ning a 10-cent toll booth on a Miami expressway. His killer sped away as Glascock's civilian com pa nion blasted the car with a shotgun. headquarters - — been credited with forcing the meek surrender of Felix Cardenas, charged with last week's kf Friday, Aug. 12, 171-3A ing Environmental Regulation lution control spending. tion. but carbon monoxide would Secretary Jay Landers' at. A variet y of other rules exist Except for the off-hand com• have been eliminated. tempt to weaken it, to regulate air emissions from merit about abolition, there had Testifying against the such st ationary dee- been IIO disc ussion of doing proposal was a variet y of en• Environmentalists said "no rule at all would be better'? than tric power generating plants. away with the rule. There was vironmentalists and air However, there are no ot he r some question whether the Be. poll ution control officials from Landers' proposal because i sta te r ul es that attempt to lion compli ed with the would be morli honest." Adminis- Jacksonville and Tampa, ofregulate emissions f rom au- trative Procedures A ct . "If the public is upset a bo ut The commission un animously ficlals of Disney World and Lawmakers this year re tomobiles, w hi ch accottht for 60 this, maybe we'll get some abolished the rule after reject. jected Landers said later that ills even transportation planners. att em pts to increase pol. per cent of Florida's air pollu- unlikely the legislature will 'What Is ha p pening here Is a come up wi th the money and retrenchment from present said the st ate most likely will standar ds," said David Glucknot reinsta te the rules any time mon. a lobbyist for the Florida soon. Lung Association. "We may The commission abolished have a rule that is not working the so-called "indirect source" properly, but the answer is not rule which requires builders of to throw the baby out with the highways, parkin g lots and bathwater.' MIAMI (All) Just over fought briefly because Perpall "1 call ed the police, the FBI, "lie was not sick as I know air ports to get environmental Ben Picar, a transportation four years ago, Joseph Perpall missed work that morning as a everything. I tried permits for facilities of certain planner with the Volusla Couneverywhere of," Veronica Flowers, the In left his home wi th his B.yearold maintenance man with Home- I knowed to fant's m othe r, sa id of Perpall. sizes. Landers sought to scale cil of Governments, added: try," she said. son and an Infant, heading for stead . Metro police, who said they 'I thlk he knew death was down the rule, claiming he did "You're not taking a look at ice cream treats at a neigh. "I thought he was going to see were able to determine the vie- after him. It was his time to not ha ve the staff to e nf or ce it. what this means in terms of borhood grocery. They never a woman or something, but we ttms Identities through the die." Some 300 such pe rmits have mo re air pollution. You don't returned, forgot it," Miss Flowers said. autos license tag, sa id Perpall A police spok esman sa id t hey been issued under the 1973 rule. know what you're doing here." "1 never saw him again," So later on he said he was left a sui cide note with a Home- do not expect to f ind the reUnder Landers' revision, the No one testified for the Wasays Annie Bell Flowers, who going to takethcchlldren and go stead city official. mains of the infant. They sa id rule would have been changed tered-down version exce pt the lived with Perpall for 10 years to the store. lie stopped by (a One youth was identified as his skeleton proba bly decom- to require pe rmits for fewer Department of Environmental before he dropped out of sight friend's) and got $10. I never Perpall's arid Miss Flower- posed because he was too yowig highways, but more par ki which has that Monday In 1973. "1 never saw him again . He left a note on s' sou, Joseph Jr., 8. Th e infant for his bones to have calcified, lots. Airpo rts wo uld ha ve beng Regulation, en frequently been at odds with the heard from him no more." his job and said he wasn't was her grandson, 18-month-old or else was scattered arid lost ill excluded entirely. Of the six Department of Transportation Police say the remains of coining back." Johnny Flowers, the muddy bottom of the canal, pollutants list ed in the law, all over state road projects. Perpall and his son were fowid by weed cutters this week, in a rusting auto submerged in a canal near Homestead, southwest probe NEW YORK (AP) David Berkowitz, the 24-year-old mail sorter in a Bronx post office and the man police believe to be "Son of Sam," Is in a heavily guarded room in the mental ward at Kings County Hospital for psychiatric examination. Judge Richard Brown of Brooklyn Criminal Court ordered the psychiatric tests Thursday as Berkowitz stood before him. The suspect reportedly has told police he killed six people and wounded seven on the command of a 6,000-year-old voice named "Sam" who spoke through a dog. Fl. TALLAHASSEE (AP)— Extensive Manhunt Credited The Seminole County Grand Defense witnesses In the because he got Into a fight wi Jury Continued in Into Jund3 court trial said the officer Cash's son" who w& allegations today that Sanford being restrained to working at a campus Job. policemen a is. prevent fighting and another Golden argued that this "casts - ..J.!JiI year-old stepson of a fellow youth was "shouting and doubt on officer Cash's I officer June 25 when police yeug." testimony." responded to early morning Judge Woodson told Moore's Police said the officer's civil disturbance call and stepson was arrested after he stepson that based upon police arrested the youth. charged an officer and testimony and the .21 per cent The stepson of officer John C. -il alcohol results from . was found guilty Patrolman J.A. Cash testified breathalyzer test "it shows yd Thursday afternoon In Juvenile that during attempts to book the were highly Intoxicated" Ric, court of disorderly intoxication youth at police he said it also appears he was and assault upon a police of. swung his arm an attempt to endangering other people. fleer in connection with the strike Cash and was put back "1 don't think you knew what June 25 Incident. Judge Into a holding cell, you were doing when you swung j William Woodson ad- Defense attorney James .&tthe officer," Judge Herald V TI " ffiC I) ' L Judicated the youth a Golden presented testimony by uld, "but you just cannot swing an .ng, :' daught er o r. anu ,, Kenneth delinquent child and set Sept. 6 Seminole High School aulstant at or strike police officers." ,Wing o. San ford, was In jured Th ursd ay for disposition of the case. afternoon when the 10-speed bicycle on which she Todi, the youth again ap— Funding Cited Sanford. 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By Mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Montha $16.; 12 Mon. the, $32.e0. .AND THY'RF OFF AND AWAY r; :' 1 1 Not To Be Ignored I' For years now we've heard warnings from various environmental scientists that if we don't mend our ways we'll do irreparable harm to the ability of space-ship earth to continue sustaining life. Those warnings have inspired many new environmental laws, and the world has made some genuine headway in protecting its air and water from pollution. Th e recent report from the National Academy of Sciences on the long-range consequences of burning fossil fuels asa source of energy seems to fall in a special category. It does not deal solely with environmental policy, but touches on th e energy policy which is now the subject of give and take between Congress and the administration. President Carter's proposed energy program obviously was influenced by the fact that coal is an the hole for meeting our energy needs as supplies of oil and gas become more scarce. It's been estimated that America's coal reserves are vast enough to meet our energy needs for 500 years — even if there are a host of problems to be overcome in mining it, transporting It and converting it to useful energy without a setback in efforts to reduce air pollution, Th is abundance of coal doubtless influenced Mr. Carter and his energy advisers In th eir decision to require conversion to coal in utility plants now burning oil and gas and to play down the potential for nuclear energy as a power source in the decades ahead. Nuclear power has become an emotionally sensitive issue, while the problems involved with making greater use of coal lie more in the realm of economics and technology, At least until now. Th e panel of 15 top-drawer scientists has concluded that th e widespread burning of wood, coal, petroleum and nat ural gas In the last few centuries has caused a dramatic buildup of carbon dioxide In the earth's at. mosphere. If it continues, there could be disastrous effects — a warming of temperatures with a profound Impact on climate and the production of food. The panel admits Its conclusions are speculative, and likens them to a "flashing yellow light" — a caution signal about coal, not a stop light. But that caution signal should be enough to give Congress and the White House a new slant on the importance , to be placed on our coal reserves. They might not ace in represent as much of an energy lifesaver as some of the experts have presumed. In turn, the em- phasis to be placed on nuclear technology and other alternate energy sources may warrant a review, The Energy Research and Development Administration has responded promptly to the caution signal. It has established an Office of Carbon Dioxide Environmental Effects Research, and the president has added $1 million to the ERDA budget to finance its activities. We can hope that the report of the American scientists will stimulate interest in the subject abroad. Carbon-based fossil fuels are the staple of the world's energy diet. If the use of them Is threatening future generations, the solution to the problem will have to be pursued on a worldwide basis. The OilRush The pipeline brought the greatest migration of people and money to Alaska since the Klondike gold rush. And now it is finished. The black oil Is draining ft11111.1on's largest oil field through IM mites of steel pipe 48 filef" in diameter across the tundra from the Arctic Ocean to the Gulf of Alaska. Ili years the oil will be gone, the wells pumped dry. The gold fever subsided quickly. The miners wrenched the precious metal from the mountain valleys and sailed back to Seattle and San Francisco, leaving ghost towns in the Klondike. The oil exploitation is more highly organized and will last longer but it remains an expletive effort, extracting a finite resource which will one day come to an end We may hope that by then the oil riches will have done more lasting good, and less harm, to Alaska's land and people than the .gold rush. ' 14 :BERRYS WORLD I ' a ,r W OILOHOLIC ANGLE-WALTERS go The Last Those 'Fat C t Of WASHINGTON - ____ L __ . I _______ ______ __________ 1. ____________ .. federal office. The civil suit, filed by the Republican National committee in U.S. District Court in - '-,, _________ U _____ _______ ,, _ '; ____ _____ _____ (P/Cf T _____ _____ / __________ ______ _______ ____ ' __ ____ ' ., _____ .. 1A, , , . C 1577 by WA IN <04W%0.-~ . °:"Jimmy Can* ma,. lot of narv talking about I 11 :*11man d0ts' Look what THEIR srtem did to Elvis Pr•aIy/" 4. ' ' - .W 0 J ',.,, "1. if. '#" • - t . 11 -' , .q.i1," ..4 J.,.. ,,.w - * ~ :.I .. — fr - , - I- S ..r -, .. ,. - . . '. . -_. - . . • , r .ll.11,, 4jI ,.,.,. - - . . rn ' r'-- ' "' ,, Starting gate pulls away and drivers Jockey for the lead In a recent race at the Seminole Harness Raceway, where newspaper finals of the celebrity races will be held as an exhibition between the fifth and sixth races tonight. Jean Patteson and Jim Ilaynes represent the Evening Herald. The track closes Its season Monday nght. _____ ' ' ., . ' ... ... ._ Bonds Still On Hot Streak, Slows Boston Flag E S ' to block export licenses for the sale of pistols and anti-riot gear to police In Argentina and Uruguay. This reflects the persistent liberal _____ myth that Marxist terrorists in those countries "The bulk of the conversations," said Miller, are simply harmless 'dissidents" whose human "dealt with the kinds of activities that we were rights are being threatened by the authorities. doing and communicating with our members on FATU The same myth ignores the recent history of behalf of the presidential campaign in terms of these and other Latin American countries In youknow,the materials we were sernllngout,the which American businessmen and diplomats (as klndso(materlalwewerepianningtosendout." well as nationals) have been kidnaped and He also described what occurred "when we sometimes murdered. Years of terrorism decided In late September, early October, to threatened the economic balance and basic produce a brochure nd produce a letter from stability of these nations, long friendly to us. CWA'President Gle'E. Watts to all active and Though Uruguay has virtually brought retired wdon'members, urging them to vote for terrorism under control and Argentina is close WASHINGTON In the early stages, Gas "is the finest fuel we have and we have Carter. behind, their ultimate success will apparently congressional election campaigns are waged for sold it at the cheapest price and that is unwise have to come without even moral support from "To get an accurate reflection of Carter's money, not votes. And of the campaigns now husbandry," said the donnish, conservative the Carter Administration which has saved some position," explained Miller, the union relied oil a shaping up, the one most closely watched Is for Krueger, a Shakespeare scholar with all Oxford of Its sharpest criticism for them. Whatever the letter the candidate had sent to Watts and n energy industry money; it pits Republican Sen. doctorate and a former university professor, myth-makers say about Argentina and Uruguay, "transcriptions of two conversations of two John Tower of Texas. whose ter expires next during a debate two years ago in which he of course, goes double for Chile, the left's speeches, if you want to put It that way, fro m year, against a Democratic congressman. Bob emerged as the leader of the deregulation forces favorite punching bag in the Western Jimmy Carter to the CWA at our conventions lt Krueger, who has recently announced his can- In the House of Representatives. Hemisphere. '75 and '76.. . We excerpted heavily from those didacy for Tower's seat. His skill at legislative maneuvering there has Item: The Administration continues to flirt two speeches or conversations." When Krueger narrowly lost a second battle surprised his colleagues and won him their with Fidel Castro, exchanging mid-level The Federal Election Commission, in liii- to persuade his colleagues to end government sometimes grudging admiration. A poll of diplomats and talking about resumption of trade. I) plementing campaign finance reform legislation regulation of natural gas earlier this month, he highrankiiig congressional staff members, taken A former George McGovern aide squires of recent years, has allowed labor unions to may have won the money war. last year, named him the "most effective" of the planeloads of U.S. businessmen to Havana, For the natural gas industry, the important celebrated, predominantly liberal group of 75 spend unlimited funds "to make partisan where they smack their lips over the prospect of communications in connection with federal thing In the 23-20 vote by the Commerce Corn- post-Watergate Democrats In the House. opening new markets. What about the several inittee of the House of Representatives to retail elections to members and their families." The gas industry was grateful. Krueger had thousand dissidents locked up in Castro's Jails price controls on gas was not the outcome, but come to Washington with a $M,000 debt left over for their beliefs? Not a word from Carter's But the commission'a rigid rules require that closeness of it. For 23 years gas producers fr from the 1974 campaign In which he faced first human rights "specialists," let alone the Oval "the material constitutes a communication of have been lobbying Congress to dismantle the five other Democrats, then an attractive office. the view of . . . the labor organization" and unwieldy system by which the price of gas moderate Republican. His district is a Item: Secretary of State Cyrus Vance packs cannot be "simply the republication or shipped across state lines is subject to a ceiling sprawling, semi-arid west Texas constituency of his bags to jet off to Peking to have a chat with b reproduction... of any broadcast transcript or set by the government, while gas sold inside the ranchers, Mexican-Americans, San Antonio the Communist Regimes leaders about "nor- A tape, or any written, graphic or other form of state in which it Is produced goes for a free businessmen and scattered oil and gas drillers. malization" of diplomatic relations. Meanwhile, campaign materials prepared by the candidate" market price. It Is not the most important energy-producing not a word was recorded between Inauguration or campaign committee. The industry has long argued that this dual region of Texas, as initial contributions to his Day and the deadline for this column from the Despite that restriction, the Republican market produces serious shortages In the nor- campaign showed. But after Krueger took up the mouth of a single Administration official about lawsuit turned up one case where CWA local 2323 them Industrial states that need gas but lack battle against price controls on gas — and on the status of human rights on the mainland of In the Washington suburbs mailed out is wells of their own, and that it removes the in. domestic oil, too — his debt began to shrink, It China. Yet, the most basic rights in which we copies of a Carter leaflet specifically Identified centive to explore for new gas fields. Over the was paid off quickly, fit the last six months of believe- free expression,- the right to move about as having been paid for by the local Democratic Past three years, an end to regulation has 1975, with $51,000 coming from contributors with freely; to work where we wish — simply do not organization, interests in gas or oil or related fields, become a possibility worth fighting about. exist there. _____ , 3' THE LONDON ECONOMIST E nerg y S PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. Watson sent an SOS to fellow winner of the Tournament By The Associated Press tional Football League exhibi. something to praise, but he It. (AP) Torn Watson, caught in pros for another set of irons. Players Championship at Jack' "We are going to get better tion season, meet the Pitts- imaily managed to laude the de-the middle of the Great Golf Roger Maltbie responded with sonville, Fla. In March. from here because we have bet- burgh Steelers Saturday night fense, saying It "turned in a Club Controversy, literally has an extra set he carried in the Jack Nicklaus, a five-time ter personnel than ever be. in Arrowhead Stadium. Kansas pretty good effort." That dea mixed bag in the 59th PGA back of his car—a Silver Scot winner at Pebble Beach who fore," Kansas City Coach Paul City's pre-season opener last fense will have to do more than Championship, model that were at least 25 was edged by Watson In the Wiggin said recently. Saturday night was a wash-out pretty good this time. The Masters and British Open, caror perhaps more accurately Steelers showed last weekend The 27-year-old Watson could years old. Perhaps he should have have been excused if the events added, "because we can't get a wash-In with the Detroit they were dosing in on mldseaaFortunately, for him, the set ded a 89, along with Lanny of this week had boggled his was available; Watson's own Wadkins and George Cadle. any worse," Lions blanking them 17-0 in the son form quickly, beating BufThe parched Pebble Beach mind and caused him to lose second set was disqualified. His Chiefs, still looking for bubble-topped Silverdome. falo 28-24 on Terry Bradahaw's rnnflth'nt'p But h,wsi course, site of the Bin Crosby their first point of t he 1977 NaWiggin was at a loss to find three touchdown passes. And So, using Maltble's irons, felPro-Am each January, proved the Steelers may have a fond. Watson, winner of five tour- low pro Leonard Thompson's hazardous ness for Arrowhead. In their I naments this year including the sand wedge and his own driver, of 140. evenfor many in the field though 28 played to last visit there, they mangled Masters and British Open, lost No. 2 and No. 3 woods and put. par or better. the Chiefs 450. his clubs en route to Pebble ter—and with only eight pracHowever, 27 had scores of 80 Beach When he new one way tice swings, Watson fired a In Saturday night's other preor over, with Gary Campbell at and his bag went another. When season games, It will be PhilaThursday over the famed the bottom of the field with a 94 the clubs arrived, they were Pebble Beach Golf Links. And delphia at Los Angeles, Dallas Among some of the better declared illegal because the he was only one stroke off the at Seattle, Detroit at Buffalo, known players, Johnny Miller grooves on the face of the Irons lead held by veteran Gene l.itTampa Bay at Cincinnati, Chi. 'jot a 70, lee Trevino it 71, Ardid not meet U.S. Golf As- tier, at 67. By The Associated Press Cleveland topped Chicago 3-1 Torrez allowed only two sin- game they've played this cago at Oakland, the New York nolti Palmer a 72, Ilubie Green sociation specifications. Jets at Atlanta, Washington at The beat goes on for Bobby and Texas battered Kansas City gles and retired 11 straight season. At least eight other players a 74 and defending champion Miami, San Francisco at San Bonds, the hottest American :: .?lie messaged home to Kansas had clubs disqualified. Oakland hitters over one Dave Stockton a 75. Twins 7, Blue Jays 3 Diego, the New York Giants at Bonds' homer tied turn with stretch as New York tagged the City for an older set, one with Maltbie shot a 70 over the 6,[)unity Edwards was at par League hitter this side of Rod Dave Colts won his fifth New Orleans, St. Louis at DenBoston's Jim Rice for the A's with their 13th consecutive which he won the 1975 British 806-yard, par 72 course. going into t he treacherous No. Carew. . Open. lie looked at them and game and 15th of the ver, New England vs. Green Jerry McGee, winner in 14, and six-putted, while Dennis Bonds, who has been on it tear American League lead and his loss. It was the fourth straight straightpitching Minnesota past Bay at Milwaukee, and Clevefigured he had better find a PhIladelphia two weeks ago, Coseina was one under par #o- ..;nice the start of August, did a four Hills gave him 82 for the complete game for the rugged season, Toronto. land at Minnesota. On Sunday, backup set In case they also played with Watson and also ing into 18 and took a 10, finish- one-man job on Boston Thur. season. lie has hit safely in 10 right-hander, who ran his Lyman Bostock and Glenn Baltimore is at Houston. names were ruled Illegal. and has eight record for the season to 12-10 fired a 88, as did Mark Hayes, tug at 76.aday night, driving in four straight tagged two-run homers and 19 Rills in his last and 99 vith the Yankees since Adams each nina— two of them with his 29th . . Dk.,1..I..%.h , ,I,IUUCJIUU 13 WCII aDCaU 01 . he was acquired from Oak land. tiwTiem-5 mor me secona'pmace home run of the season as III1IU iames. its 1976 exhibition pace, namely Twins, who closed in oil the diCalifornia ended the lied Sox' l)oii Baylor also hit his 17th All three New York runs were because it didn't have one a vision-leading White Sex. 11-gwne winning streak with a bonier for California and Paul scored alter errors by second I, year ago. Toe Eagles were Carew had two hi ts in five 7-3 triumph. llartzell survived a shaky start baseman Marty Perez, who in the pre-season. Now they are went to the A's in the deal for trips for Mlimesota and kept his The loss was particularly to post a seven-hitter. major league-leading batting Torrez. damaging because Baltimore 3 victory over the Jets, who Orioles 4, Mariners 3 average at .383. and New York, both pursuing failed for the second time this Indians 3, White Sox 1 Lee May's two-rwi, two-out the lied Sox in the American single capped it comeback rally Cleveland's Hick Waits had year to score anything more Ringers 8, Royals 3 League East race, both won. for Baltimore which was trail. Chicago shut out until the ninth Doyle Alexander and Roger than a field goal—and now have MIAMI All) — The judge The Orioles came from behind lug by two rum ill the but needed last-huii:g help Moret combined for a two-hitter to face Atlanta, a shutout who sentenced two former with three runs in the ninth in- against Seattle starter Glenn from Jim Kern to nail down the as Texas moved past Kansas winner over St. Louis last week. Bauuii Dolphins to a year each idng to defeat Seattle 4-3 and Abbott. victory. City Into t hird place in the Ili the county stockade for sell- the Yankees used the two- hit Seattle, now an American With One out in the ninth, ftibBuddy Bell smashed a tworwi American League West. The iuig a pound of cocaine says he pitching of Mike Torrez to blank bolt walked pinch-hitter who Rangers, who 26 of Conference team, opened with a have WOfi Pat homer for the Indians, IVII Kelly and Enrique 1101110 re- reduced the White Sox' Amen- their last 33 games, now trail surprising victory over former .. It was an awesome sight as I Lifted the long-silvery beauty in anticipated the backlash for is- Oakland, 3.0. suing a light sentence. The second-place Orioles Ileved for the Mariners. Tony the moonlight. I knew it was a tremendous fish as did my wife," can League West lead to one. first-place Chicago by Just two National Conference foe San "I like to think that I have the moved within I" games of the games. Francisco. The Seahawks Muser's sacrifice fly made it 3.2 half game over Minnesota. remarked Kent Gibbens as we sipped tea and discussed his world Mike Hargrove and Claudell entertain Dallas, an early-sea. record trout after a morning outing in and around Cedar Creek. courage of my convictions," top while third-place New York and then Kcn.Singleton stroked Circuit Judge Joseph Durant closed its deficit to four games. a double for his third hit of the theChet I,emon's RBI-single Ili ninth spoiled the shutout Washington both walloped two. son member of the walkingKent went on to fill In the details of that August evening that Jr. said Thursday. "When I Elsewhere In the American night. That set the stage for and the White Sox remain the run homers for Texas and Jim wounded club with Tony Doreach of us as serious fisherman all dream of —a world record. think something is fair and League Thursday night, Min. May's winning hit. only team in the majors to have Sundberg drove in two runs sett and a number of other right, I am going to do it even nesota trimmed Toronto 73. players hobbl ed by Injur ies. Yankees 3, A's 0 scored at least one run Ili every wi th a double. "I was wading In the s ur f on the north of Ponce Inlet. though I know I am going to be O.J. Simpson, blurred vision Cheryl was sitting close to the water's edge. The water was blasted." and all, should see some action unusually cold for Aug ust as a phenomenon known as "th e Don Reese and former team. In Buffalo's game against the Laborador Current" had pushed water so icy cold Into the surf it mimic Randy Crowder pleaded Lions. H t was almost too chilly to fish. The big fish hit my lure on the face of IX) contest Wednesday to selling a wave as it roiled In, amid the battle was on. After I had beached $M,000 of cocaine to a Miami the fish, I took a set of Delair scales and weighed it In at over undercover agent. They were fourteen pounds. We then proceeded to Inlet Harbour where there sentenced to a year in jail and would be certified scales, and we could get an official weight, five years probation. After normal procedure, including affidavits, witnesses, and But the sentence has been certification of the scales it was confirmed, I had the world's criticized by ninny law enforceBy The Associated Press loped the New York ,Niels 9-1 and help Toni Seaver withstand throughout. I didn't get tired at record for 12-pound test line. My fish weighed in at fourteen ment officials and citizens Pete Rose has been ai-owid and the Sami Diego Padres a late Dodger assault. all." MJI'.Ml (AP) powid.s even." When Howgroups as being too light, $ baseball so long that his num- nipped the Atlanta Braves 2-I. ard Twilley walked Into Miami I?" didn't "1 made it exciting, .44 "It would have been very hers are really beginning to pile Kent has also held the world record for trout on 16-pound test Two of the runs off the Ciii- Dolphins' training camp ii said Seaver, who pitched a six Hose's double eventually led easy just to tell them to go to u. line, which was broken this past year. He has caught a trout since to Cmnciuuiati's winning run. He hitter, but gave up a run In the clnnati ace were solo homers, years ago, no one gave the trial. I just don't think It would them that would have brought the record back to him but was One of the important nuni scored on a single by Joe Morseventh and two more In the by Dave Lopes In the first and small, slow receiver from the have been the right solution," fishing out of the line class. hers Is 35. That's his age. An. gaui to give the Reds a 5- I lead eighth. "I felt very strong by Reggie Smith in the seventh. University of Tulsa much of a Durant said. the' Is 2,900. That's his base tut chance to break into big-league I had heard of has record and his consistency In producing large "It Is very difficult for a confootball. fish, and this past Monday made arrangements to meet him at his victed felon to find work, let total. shop "The Tackle Box" in South Daytona for an early morning alone play football." "I proved that when you turn But the same, slow Twilley Reese says his trouble has 35 and take care o yourself, you '' trip. retired last month after catchran still play," the Cincinnati 110 We started out in the mouth of Cedar Creek and fished to the helped him to mature. , big 212 passes for 3,064 yards. "I was it kill before May 4 tWnl base,nan said Thursday 0, ,,a bridge oil U.S. 1. From all appearances the high tide did not bring History may be repeating itI the day of his arrest)," Reese night after his milestone hit In a full flow as the oyster bars we fished should still have been self with Wade ilosam-ge, a hi said. 'I became a man after helped the Reds beat the covered according to the tide chart. Fishing was slow, amid WC Los small, slow University of Tulsa that. That's why I believe It Angeles Dodgers, only picked up two fish. We had numerous strikes topwater, but player who came to the DelNEW OiII.EANS (Al') — Allsaid after huddling with team fem;ive strength aiid help on the happened for the better." the fish were hitting short. as a five-foot 10' -inch, Phil's Maravich has I'ete a star guard mnamiagcnent Hose's 2,900th hit was to sign the con- boards," said Maravich. former defensive The 175-pound free agent. After sevIf you're ever In South Daytona stop by and say hello to Kent, linemen mint surrender to the double in the fifth inning. Only signed a Five-year, $3-muilliomi tract at one end of a riverfront "I still don't believe, myself, eral cuts, he still remains. and I'm sure like all modest fishermen he'll be glad to spend an Dade County Stockade by 5 lB players in major league contract with the New Orleans restaurant. 'l spent a great that we're in the category with baseball history have more hits Jazz, but said the money was part of my life In Louisiana. It's Portland and Philadelphia, p.m. Monday. "For a free agent to play the hour or two telling you about the world record trout hanging over way he has played. It has to be a After the sentences were than Cinrimuiatl's switch-hitting not that big a (actor In his de- only natural for me to want to though." his office door. tiding to sign. live In this town. I cannot see handed down, Crowder said he infielder, After leading the nation in surprise," Coach Don Shuts other place that compares scoring as a college player at said Thursday. "The thing I'm proudest was looking forward to paying A source close to the negotla- any - ' ____________ Bucs Test Bengalso 'Skins Vs. Dolphins Prep Grid DriP No Woe For Watson Is the Carter human rights campaign Just another Pat Caddell public relations stunt? Only the White House knows for sure, but the bumpy road of inconsistency along which the Carter program has made its way since ' l Inauguration Day In January shows no signs of16 smoothing out. Back then, the newly sworn-in President had barely taken his hand from the Bible when he declared, "Our commitment to human rights must be absolute..." He should have added , "...weli, almost." Since that day, the Administration's commitment has been relative, at best. Except for some lumps he's given the Russians about their dissidents (and the long- • range value of that criticism isn't certain), Mr. Carter has allowed his Administration to reserve most of Its human rights scohlings for our friends, while practicing dead silence when it comes to some of the world's worst offenders. Item: Carter's human rights office managed Race - I.. Judge Defends Sentence 11 - World's Record Another Rc:)Se, 35, ets Bcise i Nos, 2,900; Eyes Musi@al - , • New Twilley For Miami? - JACK ANDERSON AND LES WHITTEN . 'Phantom Taxes'Add to Utl*l ity Prof*ts WASHINGTON — The want utility corn- to phantom taxes which are never paid?" rather than passing it back to the ratepayers. back to the consumers. Instead, the saving panics have learned how to make a profit out of The case for the utilities, on the other hand, Most state utility commissions have gone must be kept in rese e paying taxes. They simply add the taxes to the has been summarized by the greatest utility of rv and used for inalong with this loophole and have permitted the vestments. The tax breaks can't be treated as bills they and their c*omers. But the utilities them all, American Telephone and Telegraph companies to keep the extra money they income, which they would be if they were charge their customers for the full federal taxes Co., which claims its customers get their money collected from their customers for taxes. But a returned to the ratepayers. before the exemptions are deducted. Then the back In the form of lower rates. The tax breaks, few the spokesman said. commisrons, notably California, have made As Internal Revenue inter prets the law, tax companies keep the savings instead of returning argue ATT, enables the Bell System to keep moves to require the utilities to return the tax savings also can't be the money to the consumers, used to reduce rates. rates down. savings. There is a good chance this whole tax Thus, the utilities collect millions earmarked Sources familiar with the utilities' This can be done through a bookkeeping brouhaha will end up before the Supreme Court. for taxes, which ends up not in the Treasury but bookkeeping, however, tell us the consumers get procedure Oil,. SQUEEZE: Months before he took office, called flow-through accounting. But in corporate accounts. This must be one of the little benefit from the tax savings. They put up the telephone utilities, of course, prefer the Jimmy Carter quietly tried to persuade the oil mod impressive cases on record of having your the full tax money, but the utilities pay only part "normalization" method. 41 sheikhdoms not to raise their oil prices. As cake and eating it, too. (axes. The consumers would be better off getting president-elect, he told the Senate Foreign Ji An A official explained that the Boll The losers, of course, are the consumers who the balance back, our sources say, than relyin g Relations Committee that a new round of oil wind up paying not only higher-than-ever gas, upon the utilities to reward them with lower which is usedkeep for modernization companies the tax savingsand in aother reserve, Increases would have a devastating impact on electric and bills 4 also the utilities' rates. vestment, But eventuall y, it must be paid back the world. We aren't talking about chicken ICed, since ax bills — including phantom taxes Sen. Charles Percy, R.-Ill., offered to convoy it is only a deferred tax break, he said. According to the latest Federal Power Cornpaniea stash away. Carter's position to the ambassadors of the oilmission figures, electric utilities alone had ac The memo from the Congressional Research producing countries. Carter agreed to let the 'Ilaen phantom taxes may become national cumulated $1.6 billion in deferred tax credits at Service, responding to this argument, points out: senator pass on his private statements. issue. Already, some date utility commissions the end of 1978. The Environmental Action "The present rates Percy contacted nearly 20 ambassadors, But are worth more In an to return the unpaid taxes to the Foundation, which keeps a close watch on economic sense than the future tax payments. he reported back in a confidential memo that customers who paid them. Thu move is en- electric utilities, estimates they retained at least Also, for a utility which Is constantly growing "we are in a weak position" until the United coentuing MAMYS r6l4anee, however, from $7 billion in unpaid federal taxes from l94 to and continuing to build new plants, it Is not clear States adopts a tough energy conservatlomi ulilitlit 1975. that future tax payments ever match current program, Issue , of cot,.., has two sides. The A staff memo, prepared for Rep. Charles revenues, as deferrals His timing Wall also wifortwiate. He con. continue to Increase each CnosjeucnaiBe..srds hu summed up Vanik, D.4)hlo, charges the utilities persuaded year," (acted the ambssudors at the same time U.S. g pgc em in an uapulgusJ memorandum. Congress through "a heavy lobbying effort" to But under the tax laws as they are Steel announced a price increase, Complained *hkb asb Amply: "Nould the utility com- permit them to -normaIIz &,, or ,,internalize,, * ' , ,- -. ;1 ~'Club Controversy' % Ii. i e " ____ ,) '' d Stunt? — Influence of large contributions in campaigns for -, —;,~~ ' - ' _ Swon testimony In a ,, . I s' alleged that the Cornmunications Workers of America (CWA) abused its privilege to mall political literature at .he Postal Service's low-coat "bulk rate." out-of-court agreement settl ed the dispute before a trial had been scheduled, but pre-trial depositions produced some unusually candid testimony from Mikel K. Miller, chief political operative for the CWA, whose mem be rs Include more than 500,000 telephone company employes. Questioned under oath, Miller acknowledged that during last autumn's presidential campaign he had "in the neighborhood of maybe a dozen" telepho ne conversations with Landon Butler, political director of Jimmy Carter's campaign organization. Rights ' _____ '" recently resolved court case provides new evidence of organized labor's audacity in clr cgthe law designed to eliminate the Human -- , : -- '-: p — 4 I. IF -i ~' a OS - _____ L ______________ - Is __ IL1 ___ ______ a RONALD REAGAN ;i01~.; ~ , AYear For Pete, But Money'Not TheT ng $600,000 I " .' T. Turnipseed and Bob Orrell representing "The Friends of .- t'%* theJ.St. Johns" attended a meeting in Orange Park this Tuesday amid relayed the following: ' RH M jr Caution Signal A ~. _X~'Jret'1~.-A,*. *; __ panIe. collect from the ratepayer what amounts their tax savings - written, an Internal Revenue spokesman told us, that is, to keep the money the savings from tax credits aren't intended to go Percy lit his confidentlei memo:-Ite U,S. ,SteeI price increase at this time doesn't help." The main objective of the well attended meeting was for the conservation and preservation of the St. Johns River. Joseph G. Haluaky was moderator and panel members included Representative Ander Crnmshaw, GFC biologists, Larry Hartzog, j' I i ' Stephen I.. Smith and Dr. Carol DeMort. Among the topics discussed was the need to establish a group to *. fight the decline and ruination of our magnificent river, One big issue was the steady decline in the shrimp harvest. State officials have Just enacted a new license fee of $50 for individuals and $250 for commercial Interests in an effort to take some pressure off the shrimp as they come Into and leave the estuaries at the mouth of the river, Needless to say, there was some grumbling as always is the case when you hit a man in the pocket book. 'U his debt to society. lie said he ibout is getting that nuniber of lions confirmcA that Mara. with New Orlean.s. It's oiie heck I.ouislana State University. "When we had him here in to be of a town. That was the main Maravich signed with the At' May for would stay in shape with the hits in only 15 years," said victi's annual salary our mini-camp, he hope of returning to the NFL hose. "My next two years are $600,000-plus, which would part of It." lanta Hawks for a reported $1.9 gave us all indication of what awfully important. I'd like to probably make next season. by million. At the time, it was the kind a football player he might his the secondAnother thing stressed After the short statement, break Stan Muslal's record. But highest paycheck in the biggest sum ever paid a rookie. be . And he has just continued to Maravich during last season Crowder left the courthouse and it would be no disgrace to Finish N Ills bonus for signing was be- grow. a I H a s k e t b a II was his desire to see t'oului not be reached for second or third." the team lieved to be $500,000, with his Association. Kareem Abdultrade for some front-line help. salary over "He doesn't have sprinter's Musial is the top hit-maker oil comment. the four years with Jabbar reportedly makes about lie said his one remaining g o by the career National League list were suspended The two al Atlanta being $335,000 a year. speed, but he has good quicka year, and the source In ness, an eye for the ball and he oniphiuis' owner Joe Hobble with 3,620. The all-time major said Maravich will not make NBAbasketball was to wlii an lie was in the option year t hampiouishlp. is an Intense competitor. lie is shortly after they were ar- league leader is Ty Cobb, who quite that much. his contract with Atlanta when intelligent football playu'ested. They appealed the Be. collected 3,903 hits. Jazz acquired his services. very Wednesday, the Jazz signed the In other National League Although Maravich still had tinu,, and a National Football leonard "Truck" Robinson, a lie signed with the Jazz for er. I.eague committee ordered the games. the Philadelphia year to go oil his $370,000 conShuts turned to Bourp to board-crashing free agent late WO.000 a year after being ob. replace Charlie Babb after the Dolphins to play, trade or waive Phillies beat the Montreal tract with the Jazz, he said he tallied in a multi-player trade— of the Atlanta Hawks. Expos 10-5; the Houston Astros would retire if his contract were the two players. "The Jazz has never had a the first player acquisition strong safety separated a Hobble placed both on waiv- edged the Sall Francisco Giants not renegotiated. real big power forward, and made by the expansion team shoulder in last weekend's 13.7 "It wasn't all monetary," he 7-5; the Pittsburgh Pirates walvictory against Tampa. ens. They were not claimed. he'll add a great deal more of. three years ago. . •.. 4 I �' !IJj1SCOREBOARD BiisebaII $ 41 s" Roberl Smith, guard. NEW ORbifANS JAll - Signed pete MIrIVICh, guard. 17.10; P (57) 19.50; T S-li) 95.60; Sn. Purse 5500: I. Dal Worthy (Denerry) 2. 2010 (Ruggtes) 3. Mr. Montreai (Bahns.n 4.1) at Ben. 13; Bottock, Miii, 10; Fuiif, Waived Oeurg Farmer, tight end, II) 9.20 420 3.00: 3. Crash Gordon (OirffIn) S. Lake Shore Sam Louis (Forscn 143), In) Det, 9: Randolph, NY, 9: O8,ett, EASE BALL (3)3.007.20; 3. Shonda Lee(S) 7.60; (Taylor) 6. Sassafras HI Time -.. Houston (Dixon 10) at San KC,9. American League 0(13) 12.00; P (13) 37.50: T (13 5) (Robinson) 7. Thorp,s Champ Diego iShirley 4.13), in) HOME RUNS-Rice, Bin, 79; (Voilett) I. Romeo Adlo (Polk). NEW YORK - Placed Don 47.00; 35,46. ,. • . •... • CincinnatI ISoto 2-1) at San STOLEN BASES-patch, KC, 33 Saturday's Games Philadelphia at Chicago Recalled Oil Patterson, pitcher. (2) 10,1o7.00:3. lindun (4) 6.60; Q(7. (Regal) 2. Trout Line (Komeri) 3 Bonds, Cal, 2$: Page, Oak, 23, PITCHING III DecisIons)- New York at Pittsburgh, Montreal at SI. Louis, In) Guitett, NY, 10-3.769, 3.93 Rozema, Del, 12 1. .730, 2.70; Barrios, cni, II. the International Luague. , (DelCampo) S. Kirby Bohemia 2902.50; 31.41. SEVENTH 5'lo, At I. Hlghfi,ld (Meyers) 4. Partly Sunny fRau) ;. Fllnor Leagues (7) 350 310; 3. Slapstick (1) 7.50; Q East (Thiltiewood) SEVENTH - I M - Condition 123) 109.60. P (32) 91700; 1 (377) August. AD., 1917. (Seal) THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Office of the City Clerk lot all persons desiring to examine the of the above court a written Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Mary N. Darden Depy Clerk STENSTROM, DAVIS 1 they may have. Each claim must be All parties In interest and citizens be in writing and must indicate the shall have an opportunity basis for the claim, the name and heard a' said hearing, By order of the City Commission address of the cleditor or hit agent Flagship Bank - SuIte 22 CIty Clerk Attorneys lot Petitioner Publish: Aug. 5, 12, 19, 76, 1977 _________________________ ....._ ---.._.... FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FLORIDA have a horse of ho' own, and Is by a curess youI.3 driver, and able to take care of it." she flipped her bike. "She had thea Jt.:i_ NewfrpapvIt wtdttors tlUII'; ,u go tothe esli t.jIi.S1 of have much In common, but In ago, Sally learned she would the hoepital," said her mother, Sally Thompson's case, by have to give up her riding Ma. Sandra Thompion. delivering the Evening Herald, lessons if she didn't come up "Fortunately, abe was only she is able to do what she loves with a way to pay for them trulsed." herself. the nut ride horses. " _ ,' ,. - . . Sally wW deliver the paper Longwood area. Every af•' became a means to WI end. • Sally says her paper anywhere the customer asks, ternoon she rolls her papers and and even hand-delivers one to a hops on her bike to make customer's are "all very sweet. ', ____________ _____________ q ..j!!PU.li. .. " ....-,... - . b,.-.. :.1':; J" Almost 13 years old, Sally's 110W and then, which messes up "S0metixnea I hold psperi for Interest in horses began when my bookkeeping, but most of folks on vacation," abe said, 11cr mother drives tier on the she vLclted frIends in North them cooperate very well." route if the weather Is too in• hler3 mileroute, every Carolina a few years ago. "My and I rode some of them, jest lesson fee of $30 every five . ' the date when it will become dut ________________________________________________ DEO-57 Mer,i1S To E,uid B) ELD1t NICHOLS herald Correspondent . : Sin Diego 2, Atlanta I Bin, fl Thompson, DOt, 7$: MunTAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS - 600; 3, Demree (I) 3.40, Q (67) Hysetl) 3. Lady Susan (.1. C. Smith) September 9th, 1 ' othewlsv a IS BASED AND PROVIDING FOR tativesattorney are sit Iorth beio( '.'. Only games scheduled son. tly, 7. Placed Calvin Harper, offensive 3900: P176) 122.10; T (161) 410.50; 4. Vans Choice N (Hall) S. Moe B default and ultimate ludament will THE METHODS OF BILLING, All persons having claims :'. Today's Games HITS-Carew, Mm, lao; Bostofl, tackle, on mnlured reserve list. 31.19. (Komers) 4. Taylors Firvel (Piper) be entered against you for the relief SAID AMENDMENT CHANGING demands against the estate are . Philadelphia (Cartton 160) at Mm, 140; Rice. BIn, 113; LeFIor, SAN DIEGO CHARGERS FOURTH -5.14,1: I. E.J. Little 7. Arden Ed (Meyers) •. Frisky demanded In the Petition. WITHIN Chicago (Krukow 7.9) THE FEES FOR REFU%E required, THREE Dot, 137; Croper, Mu, 133. ObtaIned Gregg Butler, cornerback, 2.50 2.50; 2. Trading Poit (7) Donna (Whayland). WITNESS my hand and officIal COLLECTION. MONTHS FROM THE DATE O I . Dog Racing . Icoosman 5)2) at Pittsburgh Reiackson, NY. 31; Lemon, Chi, 70: unannounced trait Choice. Obtained - (Rogker 96 •. KISOn 4.4), , Carew, Mm, 22; Hisle, Miii, 71. Calvin Culliver, running back, on I . RUNSCa,,w, Mm, 91; Bonds, OAKLAND RAiDERS - Traded worked (7) 71.20 6.20; 3. Lucky (;j (DelCampo) I. Sandy Doll TOSH, Attorneys for PetItioner, COLLECTION OF REFUSE AS representative of the' estate is Cal, 79; Bostock, Mm, 79; Fisk, Bsn, Ma.'v Hubbard, running back, to the 1.60; 0 (20) 16.00; P (133237,40, T (Dagenais) whose address is Post OffIce Box D E F I N E 0 T H E R E I N THOMAS F. MOORE, whose a 17: Smalley. MItt, 73, 71 931.00; 3176, FOURTH - I M - Claiming Pace 1320, Sanford, Florida, 3311), Detroit Lions for cash. Traded ii 1937 Conifer Court, Winter and PRESCRIBING THE AMOUNT OF RUNS BATTED IN-Hisie, Horace Jones, defensive end, to the THIRD -5.14, D: I. Surf Foot $1,000, Purse 5400: 1. Rocky filethecriginalwlth the Clerk of the SUCH FEE AND DEFINING Park, Florida. The name and ad. Houston 7, San Francisco s Thursday's Games PtIlacielpp,ia 10. Montreal ' Pittsburgh 9, New York I a Eu 1336.10. Leaders '." H ler Paper Roi.te IN THU CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING IN THU CIRCUIT COUR1 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI PROlATE DIVISION CT. Smith) 2. Dusty Tag (Schads) 3. FLORIDA OF AN ORDINANCE DY THE CITY TWELFTH- I. ZUbIMandlota Oteca Mae (Baresnak) 4. DistrIct PHI Number 77u2.Cp CAll NO, 771112.CA44.L OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. IS. 400 5.50; 2. A!berJ.Paco 1.00 Lady (Thistliwood) 5, Tarzan Pick Iii NI ffii Mar,'ia s4 DivIsion Notice is hereby given that a WASHINGTON REDSKINS - 1100; 3. Loyola.Ech.nhz 5.00; Q 12. (Hail) 6. KIng Dan Adios MONOEN TENNELL, Ri (state of Released Larry Willis, c6rnerba. ) $5O.i P 12.4) 5172.20; T PublIc Hearing will be held in the In 174$) (Cloulnard) 7. Dukes Chuck Signed Skip Sharp cornerback, Room in the City Hall DAVID MOORE. NATIONAL LEAGUE (Robinson) I. Adios Duchess and FOOTSALL DKeawi in the City of Sanford, Florida, at A- 2531; Handle $137,537. iast (Crank). Nati•nai Football League NOTiCE OP NELLIE RHONE TENNELL, 7:000'Clock P.M. or. August 22, ii 4. Pct. GE SECOND - I M - Coødltion ATLANTA FALCONS - Released ADMINISTRATION RespoCidInt. to ider th adoption of an 'Phiia Guy Rober•s, IinIbcAer, Pace, Purse 1700 1. Zet Pintir NOTIC(OpAcysoN dina. by ffi City 4 SaçJord. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING $4 , :ChicaQo BALTIMORE COLTS - Signed (Britton 2. Winning Tina (Regur) 3. THE STATE OF FLORIPA TO Florida, title f *hich is as follows: CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINsT , . Lyle Blackwood, defensive back. Miss McKay (J. HyselI) 4. Marb THU AROVI ESTATE AND ALL NELLIE RHONE TENNELL ,, . Queen (Dagenais) S. Fearless Bob Cut Andy Reid, runnIng back. ATDAYTONA lEACH OTHER PERSONS lNTlRISy Whose Residence is Unknown ORDINANCINO. 1221 Mont,NI r 53 42 .4M t•t 'Ihl,nI,l,t! 41. , rHflpA"'. OFTROI't LIONS ' ltd T:41 (STATE, lsEREY UOT)FJIo Poiiy, kicker, on waivers Flaming Port (J. C. Smith) RESULTS YOU ARE HEREBY NOT IFIRi that MONOEN TENNELI. has filed AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY WNt THIRD - Si M - I. ClaimIng a Petition In the Circuit Court of OF from the San Francisco 1,,,s, FLORIDA, thattheadministrationolth,,,ta,, SANFORD. Los Ang 69 43 lOS FIRST-5.11,M, IF HOUSTON OILERS - Obtained Pace $730, Purse $500 I. Money SemInole County, FlorIda, for AMENDING CHAPTER II, SAN. of DAVID MOORE, decH$ed, F111 cinci fl ,, AMERICAN LEAGUE Jimmy Dean,defensiv,tackle, from 3.602.40:2. Travel On (3)3.703.403 Booster (Unknown) 2. Varsity Bomb DissolutlonofMarriag,,andyou are FORD CITY CODE OF THE CITY Number 11-243CP, is pending in th 'tHouston SI 63 .446 to BATTING (230 at bats)- Carew, the Buffalo Bills for an undI$cIo BlowIn Free I?) 7.50; Q (3-4) (Botelho) 3. Red E Place (Bridges) required to serve a copy of your OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, SEC. Circuit Court for Seminole County 'S Fran 52 43 .152 17", Mm. .353; Bostock, Mm, .339; future draft choice. (63) 09.10. T (651) 32.40 31W. 1. Glory Land IBoiton) 3. Chatham written defenses, If any, on KEN. lION 11.12 THEREOF, AS Florida, Probate Division, the • '.S Diego 33 61 .437 291', Singleton. Bal, .374; Rice, Bsn, ,333; SECOND LOS ANGELES RAMS - Signed 5)6. D' 1. Sailing Nick (Regur) 6. Tallow (But. NETH W. MCINTOSH, ESQUIRE, AMENDED, SUCH SECTION tess of which Ii Park Avenue, Calilornia at New Yoi'ii Settle at Boston Kansas City at Toronto, In) Oakland at Baltimore, in) MIrmNota at Detroit, In) Chicago at Texas, in) Sundays Games MiIwaukea at Cleveland, 2 Kansas City at Toronto Minnesota at Detroit Qaliland an Baltimore Catfornia at New York Seattle at Boston ChIcago •t TIIIU (%) MaIor League '1 ifNotI LqlNotic Legal No!lce horses then and there," she "Toss-up," the show name of younger brother, David, and his the horseshe des, Is known as said. friend, Ken, have a lawn Sally started riding lessons "Cooley" around the stables. mowing service for neIghl,ors, 'd' Contingent or unliguidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be *_' - ' . COUNTY, security shall be described The claimant shall deliver sufficient . ' Bitt, WC, 4.3, .127, 4.90; Goltz, Mm, EIGHTH - 'iC: I. Fireman Bob P_Ott? .!Unknownp 2. Lady Ruts ........... CUlT tu,,&.,,'. ii.,,.. 11£ ii,. VT)W, .. on,- II, . .*j, SOUTIIODSI I"A,tia. SIMINnLN ilI&.r. Iii Re the MarrIa. ni th. rI.rk in n...II .s....... 'U -- -' , '. ,Y 'U J. Jersey 501k (S-elders) 1. Ill 3603.602 60:3. Lorrelle(6) 1220 FLORIDA u"' 1 ROSALEANBLAC(MON New Yo;k;t Pt$burgh each personal re;'esentatmye 4.,7; Eastern DIvision 100; 3 K's Notary (I) 1.30; Q(7) Princess Strong (Regur) 3. Gypsy CIVIL ACTION NO, 77'14(7.CA.19. 3 Philadelphia at Chicago Petitioner All persons interested in the estate STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, Cat, 241; W. L. Pct. GB 2000. P126)74,10: T 1260)257.60; Schuyler (khacfe) 6. Marion Sleek FREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS Montreal at St. Louis to whom a copy of this Notice of 33 19 .635 - 3.15. Tanana, Cal, Ill; Leonard, KC, 1SS; jac0,'me (Crank) 7. Armbro Newark LOAN ASSOCIATION, formerly WILLIE BLACKMON Administration has been mailed arti Cincinnati at San Francisco, BlyIeven; Tea, 149; Eckerstey, Cle, Orlando 27 23 .340 3 NINTH - 5.16. C: I. More (Bridges) I. Armond O'Brlin (J. Savannah 2 required, WITHIN THREr' known as FIRST FEDERAL TO 140. Respondent 21 24 .529 3", Security (3) 3.00520 3.10; 2. Smart Hysell). Charlotte SAVINGS I. LOAN ASSOCIATIO Houston at San Diego MONTHS FROM THE DATE O NATIONAL LEAGUE 23 21 .151 9', Power (I) 9.004.603. Up (4) 3.60; Q EIGHTH - I M - Condition Trot, OF TAMPA, ' WILLIE BLACXMON WesternOivision Atlanta at Los Angeles THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF BATTING (230 at bats)- Parker, Purse $1200, I. D's Crystal Ball (.3. (131 31.40; P (3-I) 132.90; T (311) RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Plamntilt, THIS NOTICE, to fiteanyobecti Pgh, .331; Stennett, Pgh, .341; AMERICAN LEAGUE W. 1. Pet. OS 307.00; 3)74 C. SmIth) 2. Frosty Lew (8ridg) 3, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED they may have that challenges the 27 fl .53) Simmons, StL, .337; Tmpleton, StL, Montgomery Midnight Kid (Cukerst,mn) 1. Ju East TENTH - 3)4, 5: . Pecos Columbus ,., WINFRED L. BURRELL ant that an action for dIssolution of validity of the decedent's will, the JeMorales, Chi, 322 73 25 .479 3's Smokin' U) 12.006.403.20:2. FlyIng Ge's Best (Seiders) 3. Mario (Clark) W L Pet. GB Chattanooga BARBARA F. BURRELL, his wife, 23 27 .160 4'.', Lady (4) 7.60 you, qualifications of the personal RUNS-GFt,r, Cm, 59: Morgan, Boston 394 3.00; 3. Mohamad Eli 6 Demon Raker (Crank) and HARRV REIN, as Trustee for ltid you are rcquiredto serve a copy representative, or the venu, or BaIt 11 32 .34710 as 11 550 I', Cm, 51; WinHeIj, SD, $3; Parker, Knoxville (0) 0.00; 0(1-1)34.00; p (I-I) 150,90; NINTH - I M - Condition Pace, Pgh, $3: Grulfey, Cm, $2. Thursday's Results HARRY REIN MDPA PENSION Of your written defenses to it, i any, jurisdiction of the court II York T (II) 451.70; 3151. 62 49 359 Purse $100: 1. Passe (Crank) 2. PLAN, on CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for Savannah $1 Montgomery 2-7 Detroit RUNS BATTED lN-OFoster, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND 31 60 .139 II Flyer Farong lJ. Hysell) 3. Helena ELEVENTH 5.16, A: 1. Pier Petitioner, whose address is 6)2 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Charlotte 1, Columbus I Defendants, Cm, 109; Luzinshl, Phi, CI; Coy, LA, Milwheq' Hal 30 43 433 (Burgess) Emperor (7)9.00 15.00 000; 2. Sount i. Sophist NOTICE OP Orlando 1. Chattanooga 2 SUIT $0; Garvey, LA, Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Clevo III.', 16 62 IS; Burroughs, All, (DelCampo) S. Cash Box (Rau) 6. Out (I) 5.20 1.00; 3. Pyrrha (2) 500; TO: Sanford. Florida, and tile the Jacksonville SI, Knoxville 40 Toronto Date of the first Publication of tPii Senatros Tins (Bennett) 1. R Haven 74',', 53 Q(7.I)4670 P (71) 16.70; 1 (7 Winfredl_. Burrell and Barbara F. original with the Clerk of CircuIt Today'soam,s Notice of Administration. Augue HITS-Parker, Pgh, 163; Tm. West 7)39.70; 3777 Way (Regur) 9, Bombay Jo Anna Burrell, his wife Montgomery at Savannah Court, Sanford, Senijinol, County, 12th, 1977 pleton, StL. 143; Stennett, Pgh, 110; -, ChIcago 63 46 .514 TWELFTH - a B: I. Wampum (Unknown) RCSIDENCE: Unknown Florida, Columbus at Charlotte on or before the 10th day of 4, Miivi Row, Cm, 13$; GFoster, Cm, 131; Thomas F Moore $ TENTH I M II) 1.501003.20; 2. Irish Blend (4) - Claiming Pace YOU ARE HEREBY notified that August, AD, 1977; otherwise a Chattanooga at Orlando Grifley, Cm, 13?. A Personal Repres,nta Texas 1.10 3.50 3. Radar Beam (5) 110; 52,500, Purse $700: I. Byrd K -. Knoxville at Jacksonville a Complaint to foreclose a mortgage default will be entered against you DOUBLESParker, Pgh, 31: live 01 the Estate of 67 II (RuggIe$) 561 2", 2. (16) 14.20; P (1.61 35.40, 1 (16.3) Enough T,me encumbering the following real lot the relief demanded in the Cromrtie, Mtl. 31; JeMorales, Clii, Calif DAVID MOORE 53 33 19.10, 31.11 (Daganais) 3. Straigi, s,', Shoot Property: Petition. Deceased Seattle Griffey, Cm, 29; Rose, Cm, 29 16 6$ .1)4 19", A - 3100; Handle - $250.29). (Bennett) 4, Birdie H Polo (Bridges) Lot II, Block "I" CAMELOT, WITNESS my Hand and seal of ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Oakland FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE TRIPLES-Tmpleton 511., II 12 70 375 fl S Westerns Boy TONIGHT'S ENTRIES (Unknown) a. Ahab UNIT 2, according to plat thereof, this Court on this the 11th day of Maddox, Phi, I; AI,non, REPRESENTATIVE NorttiernDivismon Thursday's Game, , •. HyselI) 7. I'll Gt It (Unknown) FIRST 5.14, C: I. Lonesome Reo; recorded in Plat Book Mumphry, StL, 7; Cabell, Htn, 7; 14, Pages 93 July, AD 1977. DENNIS California 1. Boston 3 J. W. L. PcI. oa 2. Lucky Trifle, 3 Emily's Pick; i. HIGHTOWER. and Seal) Public Records Of SemInole JCru:, Htn, St. Petersburg 73 43 629 ESQUIRE MInnesota 7. Toronto 3 - Dr. Pepper; 5 Vera O'Neil; a. County, Florida Arthjr H. Beckwith, Jr. Baltimore i, Seattle 3 HOME RUNS-OFoster, Con, 35; Lakeland WHITAKER AND KOEPKE 69 15 .603 3 Blackjack Morgan; 7. Artic Lilt; has been filed against you and you Winter Haven Clerk of the Circuit Court ThI Whitaker Building Burroughs, AtI, 30; Luzinski, Phi, New 'York 3. Oakland 0 6) Si .530 II", Blue Romy Matfick are required to serve a copy of your By: Margaret L. Meyers Tampa 2'; Schmidt. eni, ; Bench, Cm, 26; IS West Washington Street Texas I, Kansas City 3 56 40 103 20 SECOND - S.lO, 5: 1. Madds written defenses, if any, t. it Deputy Clerk Daytona Beach Garvey, LA, 26. Orlando, Florida 33002 Cleveland 3. Chicago 1 1373 333 Oki; 7. Boby WIre; 3 Dreamy Telephone' (33 3132222 Only games scheduled Southern Division STOLEN BASES-.Taveras, Pgh. TORONTO (Al') - oronto SWANN, SWANN AND HADDOCK, CARROLL BURKE Paula; i. Snazzy Time; S. Helen attorneys for Plaintiff, whosi ad. Attorney for Petitioner 10; Cedeno, Htn, 31; ORichards, SD, W. Palm Beach Publish' Aug. 12, 1$, 197? Today's Games 73 44 .613 - Wheels; 6. My Baby Sis; . Red ' Blue Jays of baseball's Amen, dress is I? South Magnolia Avenue, 6)2 Sanford Atlantic Bank Miami OEO 64 Moreno, Pgh, 35; Lope,, LA, 35 S 57 .53 s", Mar; I. SC Lonesome Liz, California (Brett 10-I and KuOrlando, Florida, can Sanford, FlorIda 33101, and file the 3271) _____________________________ League announced Thurshaulua 00) as New York (Fig. PITCHING (II Decisions)- Rau, Pompano Beach 59 39 500 13", THIRD - 3.14, 5, I. Nobel Waily; original with the Clerk of the above. Phone (30S) 322-7410 ueroa 10-I and Hunter 41), 2, LA. 133, ,100. 3.40: RReuscp,eI, Chi, Fort Lauderdale 3. Abel Jet; 3. Heart Healer; i Salty 45 72 715 27 day the appolnImelit of veteran . Styled Court on or b.fote INVITATION FOR lIDS Publish: Aug. Cocoa 5, 12. l9 24. 1977 September () 15.4, .709, 2.30; John, LA, 13.4 743 10 7 339 32", Sister; 5 K's Lonesome; o Dam THE SAN FORD HOUSING seout Bobby Mattick as man. '7th, 1977; otherwls,a iudgrnent may DO2S RForsch, StL, - Thursday's Resut$ Milwaukee (Sorenson 35 and 737 3.42; Yanky; 7. Denominator; I. Ny A UT H OR I I t', SAN FOR D. Cocoatat Daytona tiger of their Florida Instruc. be entered against you for the relief Han I 7)' at Cleveland (Eckers. Cal5dtria, Pgh, III 733 273 ppd. rawer. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FLORIDA. will receive bids for the demanded in the Complaint, Cdrltun, Phi, 166,777,3.53; Seaver, rain - II',' 10-9 and Hood 10), 2, (tn) tIollal league club. FOURTH -'.0:1. LeMistral 2 of Kansas EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cii. retooling twelve (17) 2 Palm Beach 3, St. Peter- K's Sensen; 3. Notta Blunder; 4 City (Pattmn 42) at Cm. 12.5, , n., 3.1$; Chrstnson, Phi, sburg West Mattick, who has been in pro. laid Court on the 2nd day of August, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE BUILDINGS IN CASTLE BREWER 1' innings, rain lOS, .447, IN. I Toronto (Lemanczyk 9$), (n) DennIs 0.; 5. Color Me Blue; 6. The COURT, FLORIDA PROJECT )6 I COUNTY, FLORIDA (essiotial baseball (or 40 years, 1977, SIR IKEOUT5_PNiekrO AtI, Laketanci at Fort Lauderdale, 2 Lost Guide; Oakland (Blue 1210) at Balti 7. Pemberton; I (Seal) until 3 00 pm, on the 31st day of NO. 77.314.CA.o,.L Liffler 119; Rogers, MIt, 131, Koosman, pod, rain more (Palmer 1310), In) will manage at Dunedin, Flameaze .IOHNNIE L StNGLETARY and August IC??, at the Administration Arthor H. Beckwith, Jr. Tampa 31, Miami I Seattle (Mitchell 03) at Bos- NY, 14$; Richard, I-sIn, 141; Seaver, FIFTH - 5)6, B: I. K's Melody; BRENDA K. SINGLETARY. his Building. Castle Brewer Court.$ Clerk of the Circuit Court Cm, 139. ton (Wise II), 1n Winter Haven at Pompano Beach 7. Commando; Killotera Pat; 1. wife, Sanford, Florida, at which time and By: June Curtis 2 ppd. rain Minnesota (Redtern 5.7) • Pallanner; S. Castie Pond; 6 Go Deputy Clerk Plaintiffs, place all bits will be Publicly Opened Detroit (Arroyo Today's Games Baker; 1. Alice Hansin; I Maiou VS Legal Notice and read aloud, Publish: Aug. 3, 12, 19 26 1971 Lakeland at Miami Transactions Chicago (BarrIos ill) at ___________________________ Dull,, DEOThe work consists of removing ROBERT D. Atif DRESS and BILLIE Dayto Texas (Ellis 69). In) SASKETSALL Beach at West Pa!m SIXTH - 3.14, 5: I. K's Lovab),; existing roof covering and un S ANDRES his wife, et al , Beach PUBLIC NOTICE Saturday's Games National Basketball AssocIatIon 2 KIllosera Rally; 3. 011ie Blitz; 1. NOTICE OF A PUBLIC Defendants, derlayment from twelve (12) one Notice is hereby given that the Tampa at Pompano Beach HEARING Milwaukee at Cleveland DENVER NUGGETS -- Signed ibory multiple dwelling Unit t_OTICEOp Harold S. Amaretto;aup Sanford Airport Authority Bucloet TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Fort Lauderdale at St. PCtprih.,rn And un.' Drive; UI,..,,. .,.y ..a.,v; repac,ng same at u,g r,ov will be reviewed by the rVtLusURE SALE OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY Cocoa at Winter Haven Sanford cty NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that follows OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, Commission in the City Commission "4 ' " "t'.'3'.''' '..•_t'. .--. • . -- ' I.e . . .1): .' Only games Scheduled ..- - which Is the designation for the clarinet, and has won Center on Red Bug Road, said, "Sally is a natural rider, She's students who do not own their awards with her ceramics. She doing very well and is about my own horse, will be in eighth grade at .-------- -aa.,,tj..4.tA'._........................................ OURSEL\/ES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. C011ege Friday,Aug, 12, 1977-lB I - - , Maryme; 2. White Clown; 3. on Monday the 15th day of August Superior Air; 1, Trimer Troubles; 3. Jal Alal - T's Kathy; 6. 'op Clats; 7. Aurun; S CD. Blister. EIGHTH - 7.14, D: I. K's Sidony; - , A, 1 - '' ' OI 000r; 4. About Time: 7. Best Bet Bruce; i, RESULTS FIRST- I Urlarte Pecmna I I Authority Publish: Aug. 12. 197? 'ULt I AMY, Florida, titI of which iS as follows:' his wife, unu.ruaymefl,, are .' " ', '. Twin 35 Lap Late Model Races ,..._..., -- - "t - " , 0 Celebrity Cart Races it. (,J' , Adorns Auto PartsAnd Machine Shop Complet, fj ( •Irak, Drums •BIo, f DIESEL HEAD SERVICE , ' ed f,fl$ ,, _____________ UàPIN DAILY - - - - and on I I HYDRAULIC HOSES 2:12,3 tCTlTIOUSNAME P4011cc Is hereby given that I am EIGHTH N ug Hea,j engaged in businuss at 43) Sminol, G,Iri (DelCampo) 3.303.607.30, Plaza, Hwy 11-976. 136, Casselbirry, 3. Lynn Hargr*ve 3.40 7.70; 3. Park Semmnoia County. Flri,ts ,,n,4. ,,,. 'I._ Boy 5.40; 0 (3.1) 10.10; 1 (5fIctitious name of FREE SPIRIT ______MADE , 37)314.00; 1:36.2. HAIRSTYLIST, and fhat I Inlend to P4011cc is hereby given that I am Florida, Thi aforesaid sale will be made ingagad inbusiness at 767 East Hwy pursuant to a fInal f udgmt 434, Altamonte Springs, SemInole foreclosur, entered In CIvil Action County, Florida,undefftt,flcfp,lqus No. 16Iu.CA Wa - ,, ,,, _ .. .... .... ,'wuu.ng slur, I ifll I the CIrcuit Court of lh intind toregistar said name wltri igflteenlh the JudicIal CIrcuit in and ot Clerk of the - J1flIl%Oio CIrcuIt Court, Seminole County Floridi Marcel Pro 040 300, ,240 3 Dci FrIsky 0(43)3900, 'T' (IS)) 11)30 Florida in accordance with the prnvmsiops of the Fictitious Name Name Statutes, To Wit Section (Seal) 0450$ Flo id Statutes 1937 Arthur H BckWith Jr $750, . ''' t J.mo DEN 100 DEN 133 DEO , r' ,' Publish Aug nis II I? 21 20 $7p - .,...s..i..l,.., u..,,..... ..u, ....t .1,. tWIl)114U111 It4II&')V IV lIII)L IIU all the driving, which will limit her social life. ha! What wonderful helpmate she is. My condolences to the man who's stuck with her. I wonder what she would have done in my Is join the thousands who read The Evening Herald Seminole County's Only Daèiy Newspaper -. Among the many features enjoyed by Herald Readers - • .. , ' . , Complete Area Sports Coverage Daily And Sunday - . . , -, , ' ., ., I . ' ' 1 j MARGE BROWN $349312 WUI Us's beaut whose breath turns you off fear of driving, so 110W I Altamonte Springs I VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT! I,ots 1)1 lasses with lovely legs is just one delightful feature (If "Vaudeville Tonight!" a family-style variety shoe produced by Dimensions .1000 which opening tonight at H p.m. In the ,tltamonte Springs ('ivk ('enter. The stmw will also Full Saturday and Sull(Inv. Tickets at the door are $2 for adults, $1 for l,i Itot'k. 1 ________ Be one of the ever.lncreasing number of Evening Herald ,j, ,, subscribers. Fill out coupon and mail or call 322.2611 todayl stildelIts and senirn' citizens, and children under six are admitted fret'. Ket'uy Korus lineup Includes (from left) ('tit'ri Smalley, Karen Smith, Mary La Rock, I)orla llriganti, Kimberly :nderson and Roxi she * Area High Schools * Colleges * Little League * Rec. League * Bowling * Hunting * Fishing * Boating s3j Forest City I DEAR TIM: Try the direct J , approach. It that uOClfl war the ball is in your court again, No bid V I(n,iI DEAR ABBY: I'm a il0l) okIng guy going with a be autiful redhead whose breath 5T1leUs like smoldering tires. TIus gal really turns me on, but he r breath turns me off, Row do other guys handle this sit.uation' Don't tell me to take up smoking so won't notice her eath. I was a three'pack-ada y man until my brother de veloped lung cancer, and that CILred me. TIMID TIM br ' shall be Withdrav.n for Period of 30 days subseq,, of Sanfort Florida Housing Authority a 1! ('UT !IIUIflRh WI ILl R*UUI4I1IUII1I place. dreds of books, wrote hundreds Blacksheare, Ga. She weighed Twenty-fIve years ago, lilY of letters, and knitted scores of pounds, 8 ounces. Mrs. hu.sbaiid also "lost his Ilerve" afghans. BUT today my DuncanlstheformerVickiliall about driving, and rather thai) husband is alive and well and of Sanford. see him risk his life every time his self-respect is undamaged Maternal grandparents are he went out, I took over the because he was able to support Mrs. F. W. Hall, Sanford and driving for both of u.s. the late Mr. Hall. Paternal his family, Since he was a salesman 811(1 1 will always have the grandparents are Mrs. John H. our living depended on his being satisfaction of knowing that my Duncan, Sanford and the late "oh the rold" every day, iieed I promise, "Whither thou goest, I Mr. Duncan. ieii you wHat (lulL S1LULII1OI) (110 wIll go,'' was hept to ill)' life? Why don't you get out of that 11 not only wrecked my man's life and let him find a "social life," it changed 'Y woman who will share his home routine. I sat in the car troubles as well as his "social alone every clay, Monday life." through Friday. I read hun. IJAPIY CHAUFFEUR Sn facilities. The Housing Authority Of the City of Sanford, Flotida, resirves the right to reject any or all bids orto waive any iflfrnsit,i - ......." 'n he biddl ng. ho t,.... trnmn,,,,ni ED IN RICHM()NI) DEAR ED: Why nimt But to bachelors DID make it big In politics James Buchanan, ir 16th president, and Jerry Birown, California's governor. - - - - . ½ '1 'Ti' - - NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY .,a_._ F - ' - were i'iuiu, isuac LxL'WiUfl, I Lonarib da Vinci and St. 'I 'homas Aquinas, all of whom were bachelors! Two of the world's greatest uslcians were bachelors leethoven and Brahams.. Ckidly enough, the musician ho was saId to have been the greatest ladies' mai of them all a ran Richard Wagner iarried mait! One finds outstanding achelors in all trades and professions except politics. Let's hear it for bachelor. - Go Cart Racing Action Children Under 12 Fr W/Mult Rain Date Sunday Aug. 14th, 2:00 PM .. '" '50,00 Spectator Races Prizes TV Dinners And More Offers Ga lb ra ith Series at Hinekahearn IlnanItnI. DEAR ABBY: We have a Mother's Day and a Father's Day, why not officially declare a day to honor bachelors? The great historiaii and philosopher, Will DUr8IIt, compiled alist of thetcii IfiCII he rated as having the sharpest mindS of all time. Among them ,' .,' Championship Auto Racing - (Herald Photos by Ilda NIchols) ,,.IN ORDER TO DO TillS birth of a daughter, Heather Michele. born July l2at 11p.m. clean surface Plaintiffs, and ROBERT D. AN. thoroughly and inspqct sheathing or DRESS and BILLIE S. ANDRESS, decking for decayed or detective 1610 Painless Pallen. DEO 4 _______________________________ ORDINANCE NO. )3$ 9.20 )000; 2. Alberdi.Carlos 400 NINTH - 3.14, 5: I M.ajeslic his wife, ALBERT F. LEMKE and areas. Replacement of sheathing or 1.00; 3. Beide.Egurbi 1.60; Q Tune; 2. Cagey Carrie: 3. doing snot included in the basic FICTITIOUS NAME TI AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY DOROTHY M. LEMKE, his wife, 57600; T (137) $619.10, Maggie; 1. Yellow Princess; S. K' agreement, Notice is hereby given that I 'am and DONALD BARRY and HELEN OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, SECOND.. I. Alberdi.Ovy Looker; 6-Now So; 7. Mrs. Smith; Apply single layer asphalt. engaged in business at 754 East BARRY, his wife, are Defendants, I AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1097 7.30200; Jet Easy. 2. Bob Cheva 11 900 310; 3 Highway 136, Altamont, Springs, will sell to the highest and best saturated IS lb. rooting felt, ASTMD OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE Vlctor.Gr 500; 0 (30) $16.00: P TENTH - i B: I. Pecos Rockmn; bidder for cash in the lobby Seminole County, FlorIda, under the 726. with 2 inch headlap and 6 Inch BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN at the (13)191.00; I (533)5329.00; D011 2 Gene Austin; 3. Sussie Aim; i. West front door of the Seminole endlap Over entire area, Use fictltiousnameof .i. W. Construction THE CITY OF SANFORD, $) EIJ Klepper Troubles; S. BIg Buck; 6 Co., andthat I intend to register said County Courthouse In Sanford, corrosion resmstanl roofing nails FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT THIRD- I. Gasti.Mandlola 12.50 Dotted Line; 7. I'm Easy; I. flea, name with the Clerk of Ihi Circuit Seminole County, Florida, a 1100 Sufficient length to penetrat4 1 CHANGING THE ZONING _ ALL 5001.00: 2. Atberdi JavierA to inn 1"l Wd,-1 Ann v+n,v T)IIIIiAA. '. n.:._ ELEVENTH 516. A i. LI,nli., Court. c.mlnnl. r......,. --T,. AM. nn An..., . throuoh ,,,, , --. -. ui.0 ruuu LAS.1U115 IIIUIIUW '. uir, In 1CM lAIN inc PROPERTY 4.101 fldUII 3. Bob Pecmna 160; 0(16) Captain's Lane; 3. Aba, %tapie) accordanc.with he proviSions of tollowing described property e, LYING BETWEEN (I 4) $41.30; T (I 41)124450 Sandy's Jetaway; S. Adventurer : 6. FIRST forth in the order of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToApplyoneiayer36i3,$0 lb Final STREET AND SECOND STREET FOURTH- I. Trani.Egurbi 21.10 Artie's Scout; 7. Randy Rugrat; • Wit: Section SOSO, Florida Statutes mineral surfaced roll roofing, iudgment: AND BETWEEN POMEGRANITE U 6,101.40; 2. Oscar.Ooros 3.00 3-20; 3 Master AerriI. 1957. Lot 20. Block D, LAKE KATHRYN ASTMD 219 or one layer 55 lb AVENUE AND VACATED Victor Javier 3.10; Q (73) 131.00; TWEI,.pTH- stAt I. Uncle Sam; 5: J. W. Robinson TAMARIND AVENUE TO OC-2 WOODS, according to the piat smooth roll rooting, ASTMO 274. (32) $10.50; T (3 7.6) $121.10. 2. Sand Blaze; 3, Miss Incredible; I Sicty Tres [] (GENERAL COMME R CI AL) thereof recorded in Ptat Book 16, along all eaves and rakes, over the FIFTH- I. Zubi.Arrieta 11.10900 LocoMotIon: 5. Scarlet Lady; 6. Odd 1106 Corporation Pages I? and 13, in hi Public hell underlayment, using plastic DISTRICT. Nicholas; 1. 1.00;?, Gaidos Gastl II 9.20 3.20; 3 K's Viking: Publish: July 29, Aug. 5, I?, 9, 1971 A Copy shall be avaIlable at the Records of Seminole County, asphalt cement to Secure all edgos Oscar.Cobman 4.60; Q(l.4) $1940 P Madeawist,. __________________________________ ________________ DEN 132 Office of the City Clerk for all Florida; salts land situate, lyIng and and laps. Apply mineral surfaced (1 1)5175.40; 1 (1 I I) $433 $0. persons desiring to examine the being in Seminole County, Florida. asphalt shingles ASTM D30II type I, SIXTH-I, Beide.Dmaga 1020 100 DATED this 10th day of August, UL Class "A" label, self sealing FICTITIOUS NAME same. 100; 2 Reno Egurbi 1100 600; [IJ Notice is hereby given that I am wind resistant type, weighing not All parties In interest ant citizens 1977. Harness Racing Galdos Javier I 60; 0 (II) 43.20; P engaged in business at 734 East shall have an opportunity to be (Seal) less than 260 pounds per square (4 II lI6.7O T (1 1.71 Highway 436, Altamonte Springs, heard at laid hearing, Arthur H. Beckwmth, Jr. inch exposure, 2 inch leadlap, using e D AT SEMINOLE SEVENTH- I. Trani Cobian 19.50 Semmnolo County, Florida, under Ihe Clerk of the Circuit Court deformed, barbed or threaded nails By order Of the City Commission 900 4.60; THURSDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS 2. Victor Rodoifo 1,503.50; fictitiousnameof CHOLU BRANDS, of the City of Sanford, FlorIda, By; Jacqueline Thompson as recommended by shingle LoyoIa.Egurbl 3.70:0(36) 15370 FIRST - 1316 M - I. Aprils Guy Ond that I intend to register said Deputy Clerk manufacturer. Submit catalog data H. N. Tamm, Jr. [] P (6-3) 5)50,00; T (6.32) (Harmon) 16.40 1)40 3., Publish; Aug. II, 1971 and samples for color name with the Clerk of the Circuit City Clerk selectIon. OshkO$h 7.10 5.40, 3. Fashion Fanny Court, EIGHTH- I. Vldor.Echonus 23.40 DEO.63 Seminole County, Florida in Publish: Aug. 12, 1971 Provide double startIng course at 2.40; 0 (4-3) ___________________________________________________________________________ 6I04.4Ø 3. BeIdI.Qastm 119.10)1.00; ___ [1 ayes. 67.40: 1 (4.3-4j i5t40; accordance wIth the provisions of OEO.31 1:41.1, ________________________ 3. Ramon Rodolfo 110; 0 (16) 54 IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OP THU At completion, remove all debris SECoND - I M - 1. Ed's Buod1' the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. 563 40; P (li, 574? SO; I WIt: Sechmon 563.09 Florida Statutes EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. and packing containers, Provide (I 6 3) (Rau) S.30 3.10 3.20; 7. Traumerel $115370, 19S7. NOTtci OF INTENT TO CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE minimum 013 p.r cent replacement NINTH-I Ga$til11570440350, 76O240;3.LincolnBGallon3lOQ REGISTER FICTITIOUSNAMI 3: Robert R. YOhn shingles of each color for main COUNTY, FLORIDA. 2. Rodalfo 1 403,60, 3. 544arti 4.10: Q 0fs Open 6:00 p.m. - Racing Action Bgins At 5:30 p.m. 11.4) 750; 1 (1.1.3) 131.70; 3:13.). tenance Owner NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that THIRD CASE NO. 76HLCA00.0 I M - I. Riva Byrd (I 3) 135.00; p (1-3) Ø9,Ø; T (1-37) tie undersigned, desirIng 10 engage Publish: July 29, Aug. 5. 12, 1$, 1977 Visil the site and obtain from NADER HOMES, INC., (Weaver) 12.10 1160 $00; .fto 1771,70, A ____________________________________ A ___________ Florida mnbusmnessunderthpfictitmousname DEN $70 Corporation, Owner, Santord Housing AuIhorit' TENTH- I, VIctor.Cobman 11.40 Flapper 6.20 5.10; 3. IndIan Honey he of he CHILDREN'S VILLAGE op locatIon and extent of retooling( 500; 0 (33) 37.30; T (331) 333 4. 3003,60; 3. Gaidos Arrieta fICTITIOUS NAME Plamnlilf, required. FLORIDA at 7440 HIawatha, San. 3 105,70; 2:13,4. ml , Fastest Milet, Dig. Banksd Tra In The South Notice Is hereby given that I am ford, FIa. 32711 3. Gastl Echani: S.Q; Q (I7) $1040. P A certified check or bank draft, (temporary) p.o. JAMES-C. RICKARD and PAMELA FOURTH - I M - I, Chuck engiged in business at 134 (I 2) $11110; I (I 23) l447, Dean East Hwy Boa 1084, Sanford, Fla 37771, Intends 1. R ICKARD, payable to the Housing AuthorIty of . i-st. HWY. 44. East 10 MIles (Crank) 13.20 360 3-20; 2. NIt. hit wife, Aitamonle SprIngs, Seminole to regIster the said same wIth the Club ELEVENTN I. Ramon.peclna 3.40 the City ot Sanford, Florida, 13,00 'I 4 _________________________________________________ 3.70; 3. Nardmns Pussycat u.s. Q4.734-Q44g Defendants county, FlorIda, under the fictitious Clerk of the Circuit Court of 04.734i7l Government bonds 2940S-i0 1300 Nestor.Arrieta 0(74)7770; T (2-46) $5.20; 2:12,3. NOTICE OF SALE or a sallsfactory name of CENTRAL FLORIDA 3. 4,20; Tranl 7. Egurbi SemInole County, Florida. 160; Q (4 bid bond executed by he bidders PURSUANT TO I) 13.20; FIFTH - I M - I. Senator Gene RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT, and P (4 II 10390; T ($ I) (Seiders) OAT ED thIs 20th day of July, A.D. and acceptable sureties in an CHAPTER 41 1.00 3.10 3.10; 2. VIcky that I intend to regIster said name 9fl• Notice is hereby given that on the amount equal to S per cent of the bid RhythrnJlagl40- 3 Sunny Verona with the Clerk of the CircuIt Court, SemInole County Assoc. 7.40, Q (27) 4)20; T (214) 22nd day of August, 1977, at 11:00 shall be submiltets with each bid. SemInole County, FlorIda In ac 763 30' allen of Retarded AM. at he west front door of Itsi 2:13.1, The successful bidder will be cordance with the provisions of the Citizens, Inc. required to furnish and SIXTH - I M - I. Sail Boat Courthouse of SemInole County, at pay br Ficti!!ous Name Statutes, To Wit: By: Dennis K. Dolgner FEATURING: _________________ Sanford, Florida, the undersigned satisfactory performance Section 565.09 Florida Statutes $931. (RUgglers) 37.20 11.40 3.00; 7 PresIdent clerk will offer Kanaka Boy for sale the following payment bond or bonds, 5: .1. W. RobInson 340 3.00; 3- C J Chrlstmn. L. Jones Valve Job Operation described real Property: The successful bidder will br Secty Tres Rodney 3.70,0(54) 140.40:1(544) Secretary Lot 116. BARCLAY WOoDs, required to comply With applIcable •Cyllndr Head ResurfacIng 1037,40; 2:13.1. 1106 Corporation PUblish: Aug. 12 I' 24, 1977 SECOND ADDITION, according to Federal Laws and regulali5 inSEVENTH - I M - I. Kiddy Publish: July 29, Aug. 5, I?, IC, 1977 OEO-7i . Car the Plat thereof as recorded In Pl and Rotors Turned cludino provisions for equal em S DEN-131 I 'idges) 1.20 3.60 7.40,3, Cthyi Bool, I?, Page 93 of the Public ployn,ent OPPortunity and cer. , Russel 13.00 l.dOm 3. Dealet - Cleaned and Corner of Records of SemInole Counly, tificatio 1.40; Q (21) 30.70; T (1.3.3) 39650 nofs.segr,gt, PICTITIOUSNAME Fun For All Come To The Races Support Your YMCA Today r - Public Hearing will be held in the Foreclosure dated July 2$, 1977, in rake. chimney and pipe hashing Commission Room in the City Hall Case No 7? $11 CA 09-1 of the Remove metal llathing only where In the City of Sanford, Florida, at Circuit Court of the Eionteenlh corroded or damaged flashing oc JudciaI Circuit, in a ?:000'clock PM, on August for Seminole curs; replace with identical tyPe, to consider the adoptIon of an or- County, Florida, in which JOHNNIE gago and profile metal 197? at 700 P.M. M. W. Greenstemn Assistant Airport Manager - - - ------------ ' GED Test Scheduled At SCC - WEST Volvà YMCA .- Lucinda A. Coulter of course work, viewing, qulnes, he did not travel to film, he in. registration ithrough Sept. 2). is acceptable for teacher Seminole Community College reading will be done at home, I corporated historical footage to The course is V.A. qualified and recertification. be Joining am planning some optional osi will in a sense illustrate his points - films of internationally renowned campus seminars to review Lenin in Russia and Zapata in economist John Kenneth some of the material and Mexico, for example. Galbraith this fall to teach "The discuss the pros and cons of Dr. Segments from "The Age of The GED Test leading to prepare the student for the test Age of Uncertainty," a new Galbraith's strongly presented Uncertainty" included in the a high school equivalency is available at the study centers television course for college ideas." The six-foot, eight'inch credit course are "The diploma will be offered at located throughout Seminole credit. "The Age of Uncertainty" educator-advisor was the am. Prophets and Promise of Seminole Community College County. For details on the Classical Capitalism;" "The Sept. ,fl, and 28. Eligibility study center in your neigh. willairoverchannel24starting bassador to India during uKennedy Administration. He Manners and Morals of high must be completed by Sept. 16. borhood, call SCC and ask for Sept. 2, from 1-2 p.m. A free self.help program to the G.E.D. office. Dr. Gaibraith not only is Oil' commented recently that he Capitalinn;" "Karl Marx sons non The Massive Dissent;" "The air host but is author of the was considered Iflain text, aLso titled "The Age grate in India, due to out poken Colonial Idea;" "Lenin and the of Uncertainty." his views are ideological disagreement with Great Ungluing;" and "The ORT Slates Fund Raising Party included in the course, but the the former government of Rise and Fall of Money." A cocktail party to raise mixed drink, shiskabob, cheese series incorporates, along with Indira Gandhi. "The Also, Mandarin funtis for the building of ORT and crackers and popcorn. economic thought, concepts Over the years, he has Revolution;" "The Fatal schools worldwide will be held Reservations must be made by frotn history, sociology, political science, and general become a man of International Competition;" "The Big Aug.2Sfrom6-8p.m. at Apple Aug.23 to Sophie Berhlnger, 658 renown, of international in. Corporation;" "Land and the ,tiuilc's Orchard, Orlando. The Sabal Palm Cir., AltamoIIte social sciences, People;" "The Metropolis;" $5 admission will include one Springs, telephone 862-8828. "[)r> wit and a flair for fluetlee, and of globe girfluzi esDerlence. fl. (..lh...k' UI L IJI• tIWIJI "Democracy, Leadership and His "The Age of Uncertainty" commitment;" and 'Weekend forte," declares lucInda ('oulter, SCC instructor in series was filmed at many Veoid." ecOIiOflIicS and history. locations in 19 countrIes. When '(;mllbrzlitll maiiages to make Students may enroll for the diffIcult ideas both lucid and College during open Mr. and Mrs. Hal Duncan, - Nanied ------- r- Based On TV Shows ' 4' - will Just keep trying until she the paper route. But no more. team and Is on the Bible Drill gets whatever she wants to do She Just ignored the taunts. team at the First Baptist Onceshewasrunofftheroad Church, Longwood. Lust *ght. She's ready now to SM.LY TIIOMI'SON I,IOF's TIllS,., ,. , Sally's not the only in• ' , (' w - Eater My Micription To The Evening Herald RUTH TUECH 034-9212 ADamonte Springs Longwood (East) me _________ _____ City Enclosed Is my check in the amount of $ I (Year 125,40 6 Months 114,20 2 Months $4.00) TELEPHONE: 303.322.7611 The Evening Herald P.0, Box 1657, Sanford, Plo. 32771 305 031.9993 KAVE TALMADGE 374.1702 Deltona 11T ti'mP L' ti li'1.L..Ji1...!1,t'I F'L. �21111166I 0n$ ""K$aMsrd . AIq. 1*. IM FL Fry, Adventist COMMUIITY UNITUD THIS II VI 0. Irlim Yarv 1.MSa* liv. At*vv Fa$5fl IiII-IIam, $ I *4J 0. III * *Ii$fl Wir* s.aai t UeMi$Wj I P1101? Y11Pts, klw.y kr vlcss 7Np..,i. I F ." . - liv. VISIt,?PsOd M.IIIMIWWIAIO E HOPE OF OUR COMMUiWTY, 1%.L *? k,vIus VAIN .Ja$Sii Ow SI, aiis FilIiwsJWp CMII bI$ween sirvic %, if5s( 1151a.m. . !of , o6 Irntoo 0000 J The ~ ... ....... ..... By REV. J. ARTHUR PADGETT Community United Methodist Church lv*111W'stsp I:lIpm wit liMe study I Prefer Sari, 7 35• a, First Wliidiv Fellowship ipper 5Osp,,, . . .. ( ... ...... ~ . t.ft ,11 11 - c , ch... I hur ___ ____ . V. kilONaffil ....................Pass4 aWsrølp ..........I'$IlIa.m Assembly Of God ks14y teAM' .............. ... 5:45 am, UMYF......................1:51p.m. " VZ1 OUR NATION I l Sraiifai$ MdIl*TMndsv ....... ....l:OIa.m. Mo. Prayer NI.0 I . Plilt AS$IM.y OP000CHU*CH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH liv. 1.0.. Cii Iuiav kIes au OP WINTUG SPIINU ( *ripr51.I) $11. SsUaa It _______ Father holsomms Worship Morning **two 1:11a.m. Ilium 110pm 110pm UiiøéiiWS,,ji, FamsI,Nigi(wp.) $.14ayScs.1 UVIUISISI,VOCS Wed. lie live I Prover k,v. Baptist startss,Il 10a.m. 34111 Flit Ave 5:45a.m. !l000it 10:41a.m. s pm. Se Hiip 1:31pm. Wit P'ay,rMqi H ,•,,,, 9 . 108 Is, F•IIp.spHp Morning Worship Wed let StbliStvdy I Np 55• 1. Nazarene l0IS.lIam. 11:08AS. " 7:3IfM. I OUNI VA CHURCH OP THU NAZARINI $.l.4S.Oaiwva ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 111014*11..S..l,u Pt.Wi*omI.qls Fr. Wiltialu *uaurM10 Asit. Pass., SaL VI* Miss S 11pm. Sva.Masi l$.m.. It: 11&I7.ss CsaNssis.s.5.t. a.Ipm. liv. 01,511 N140.I SiMSy SeAill Christian Science . 1:11p.m. II:llam 11:55am 1111 am l'Hpm I Douglas 0 1111.0 Sunday 1(slssI Mar.is Worship IS. N a m YIWffiH4.q a 11pm Uvaapelist kc,,cs P Np Mid *115 IirvitsIW.d I 1 11pm Military PceIdd life all sarv,c55 ~ S".WinAlp S.a.Use.WwsAop Wet Pray,r FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST, . Past., SCIUNTIST Ill l•it S4'csud StvM' Sw,sday Suite a JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 04.?,. Gallsmay lvii.y kis.1 M1VI1uservice fl.11lM 115p.m. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLUS OP CHRIST Wednesday service IlIpi,i. 0*4 TtvIli araNp.Dl, 1:41am. 11:11a.m. *14. krvc• LAKE MARY BAPTIST UISSION Ill L4k.vt,., USe Mary pa,,., ROW. Jim Hvii..s SV14Iy5c*ssl Church Of God IIIIS.SauIardAse. liv NvØ * PSim Svld1ySdiI CHURCH OF GOD 111W. flood Sir*" Pastar Sunday Scisel 5:45am. MwlOigWw,J,jp lila m. Family NiI Sluice 7:11pm. C. 0. Harrit SANtORo CHRISTIAN CHURCH IIl Airport 5t,4. Lila.,,,. 1110am. UVSLaiWsrJiip Wit Pvayec%q,v. PRSI,13fl.5151 1:15pm. Clifford W.kiaii 1:31p.m. Y.P.l.Wsd. MOaQIw Ss14aykRsM W.nMaS.,vic. 1 "aims Service Pr.,.? Mii$isWes. Il:lI .,. 1:11p.m. 1:11p.m. 541a.m. 11:15 am. ill • lve.1., PapwSiçi U.,...5 W.?%A.ip 5:45am, I:lSp,,,. Osp.m. MldWi4.krvt(,(W.d, NurSiry PYSvI*d lv,iwi WaiIup W14 tr,*iug$..,,it. 5:45am 7:55p.m. heI~** 1:11p.m. Have— Said Sunday $chow worship Serv ice P151w 5:11a.m. Slyly IadUpau4s Mislissary WI.. PraylcI5i e.Nas.m " A$l5.IIly WSItlip •va5IIlsl lI:IIi.m. II:Ha.m, 1:51p.m. 1:51p.m. Ivi*iø5W.ciep Wid. Uv,.I. Service Widwalay Sim* CI.,, . \Viiesi I .i IitIJe• ,l. I iist•d to tiiu,L tIi,t (tNI 1kvtI iii Iii %t('l)l4. III (;l'1Ill(lf4tIIt.rs tI1IIr('lI. I lk'Ii('%'e'(l, Ill), 111,11 (r.uii. i.ltIll'l 114(1.1 lII.lr%CklIls IllIllItIpok, 4 1)rk.lt' i)IPdiIu' ('OflIIettfllg 111111 ith tiHIlt' IIpptr reghllls. ,;' . ' 1:35p.m. IIe'Il I Sionfloy school ":"S-1101- Fred Baker CMrtt, swoolmewforship Wet a", Ill) Park Lviii 1:10 p.m. 11:11am, 11:15am. aveft"llarrvile, Ladies LW. Class. Tspsday . \I,t IIIIIIZ ,IgII 4:08p sm. lam. 7:31p.m. WilasIdaylibIsclass FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH III 1,5.105 Warskip Wed. prayer Service Sunday 7:35p.m. 5:35p.m. It U vlsI., Wçilwp 5:55p.m. liWICIaswWpI. 1:35p.m. I 1,54.1)1 Ihl(k lii ilut bul.. hoWl) .111(1 Si%iti'(I tiii Sctçi.',i ,I'sc*, by 155 A#in'c 11,1110hi q II4'IiII'Ig , /,. I/Si,, *i/,i?i /I GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH rj S 35a in Iala in 1155am t oo MYP Tinday Prayer 6 I". it ' Wilbur Ave . Lake Mary Pastor Rs, A P.5ls,.,, I iSa in Sunday C1wcII SelbisI S 356 11am I 11p.m. MIIInqW.rssip YMtllGvsvp It "a.st, l:hliin It n, lIsp in Was Choir Practice 0 top mi 0 bow Same, ( Cct,.il - ':Rev. Hesburgh Still At Helm -' CHRIST UNITUD MUTHODIST CHURCH . . . ..I I (i IT t,i ve.. a,,,.., ............. . ,,, . Titis, Oily,. Ivilar..d Estates Nov D..,s,I 0 Sam Pasts, Sunday School 5:45a.m. 11:11a.m. UYP3I4$ii. 7:55p.m. Use. WSvtSIpt63S 1:35p.m. Wednesday Merøffig Prayer Grasp . SOUTH BEND, kid. (AP)- FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK DEKLES' I I J. C. PENNEY COMPANY STENSTROM REALTY E. C. Elsea and Staff GREGORYLUMBER DISCOUNT FOODS of Sanford and Employes Herb Stenstrom and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida HARRELLR.BEvFRIV TRANSMIs5I0I' David Beverly and Staff Mel Dekie and Employes WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff ) WILSON-MAI ER FURN ITURE of Sa nford L and Staff 200W, First . SE NKA RI K GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff . Plait NiwUt. Calvary MISS.I I05ftst. 1115W. IM SO. Siw kW PrimItIve Saptist CAw4*.. 05*5*. 11* 50. AswmWy .4 Gil. 11*1 RIm NOW Team "Of Baptist chwck Guiltily Imm, BAPTIST 0.54 IIs,pN.,I UaIted LiThera,,, 1555 5. OrlanIs Dr. Church of Christ, lilt C Pub Ave. cus,cualcuristat L41s 5010, U.S. 11.51 N. Cass.Ibeny Sidli SailsiaslI CAsriS II ClIvist S4ISUSa KIM'S Rd - Iwo 1 " l LdMraa CSwcNelffis Redaimu, 113W. 2111 Place M.lsisti LuThIrI. CNi'vcN. 0.4db Days of. I Hwy. 1143, Cassollitery It. LaQI Lutheran Church RI. 114 Silvis I Church of Civifl, 6411 Palo" Sporimos or.. Altalsonle Spl$. Niw Mt. ibis lapotil CAwCL 35 01a, ave. AmIuci Saplist (Mid. 0.4.0 Ch urch Christ, Oausva Ievsau Park SapOst dm61, IU) W. 1511 so. Clwrch €1. CrystalIJS.$kt LfleMary SO Christ, L.s0geid Pr.pur's Sept.sl Chapel, 1351 W. First Strut. S.,,,, C11ssIkrry liplIsi CAmeL nO lemmaS. livi. Church ,0 Christ, Pasta P,ascr.s, SaptIss CMrch 111W. Airport 51,1. Clues so Curiso, W. 171151. cs,t,st. First Sapsist 4 Press MOsilary Sais. CAMeL Mlay C01watar MislMOary SidIst CAwcL S.v*st It Sicil 5141.1 MissIssary $M'1.t CAMeL West Sanford CHURCH OF GOD Baptist weL Clidry Clii Lm Mary S,.1aad l.ostI C1w61. U3 P.im.ts. Church of 044. 1l Hidhivy, , of ""he A". SO- Jsm"M'G$W"fyg*Oig#Chwtk. 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Ovieds Oaks,sve MdMdast CAmel. Oviods 01*510 Mituedist Cliurel Pasta Wes*5ysa MI$MdIt, It. 44 W. at Pasla $I. James A.M.I. 111 at Cypress ' ' me "00 wArmh Mi *' _______ , . swim Oiv '. ______ ______ _•_."-._l-I, .' AN umh 506"W Cbwdk 1. Dollars, A". Interpriss Miss., COwS. LI.gii She., U*.u.I. pta, -a.. Caigrgp.si..ai C1,i*a. tl,erel. lilt p' ... ... .. .,.: Ci*visa.* Prlsbyt5qi ClueS, *775 1. it. Andirarin Pol"larims . ' JUWION ' LUTHUNAN % 1, , I . ., : . ' *14111110 1.allIVaI CIIRlSS. Ovirbi,si Of., Cassel Wiry ' , Pint Pnnbyf.cpan CAMe 0*1 A,,. 6 led St. Piflt Pveshvtiaian Clarets of Dslaty, I. Highland OvIands Chwck, "ll last Lake Rd uvula Community presbytorise Choorch. UPSAIS Rd Pvsayt,,jaa CIIw,cS. RH Bill II., CasNlusv,y WIelmiust,, %IVUNTH.DAY ADVUNTIST litsesHIIISSIOld ( OTHER CHURCHUS Alt's', A.M.U. Chard,, Olive $ All Faith Chapil. Cip Wsiiva Perk RI. h arlaN Aveuvi HiIIness11111.115, Chapel, harlan Ave. t,, Ii$ewsw Ave. toot 15th ,. Pint PeuIepsI50 CSwe*. L.awil Piril Piulvcstai CAMel .4 Sasteri Gospel TalsiacI,, Mt. Olive HSOrnii ClitCh, 014 Mill 11., Ost,'s 501l,l AIIi1M CPwtIs. tIll S. Pail named John Brinkley was years ago, in 1947, with 50,000 Not everyone In this speech corn- Springs Baptist Opens Now School : birthday, and Is asking tds station that preceeded XERF lit allowed Ili the U.S.) was added have received Oiles of letters I entire audience to "join with Ciudad Acwla. Brinkley said In 1959. me in reading the Bible from that goat glands were the anThe ensuing three decades of cover to cover during my 68th swer to impotency, and beamed programing have not been year." Naturally Brothe r Smi th his t heory around the glo be, without static for XERF. Since Then as now, millions of the station is Mexican in name is also offering a very readable Bible for sale, at only $15 in listeners were receptive to only (Gonzales and partners radio propaganda. Brinkley Is have rights to all air time), It contributions, Resides this, and on through said to have earned $1 million a has long been a target for the night, there Is C. L. ("B as In year by soliciting patients for Mexican nationalists, unionists from angry listeners who have ' been defrauded. Some do not get the merchandise they orThe Ranchland Child Care Technological University and tiered; others have been sent and Kindergarten and the the ACE training program at worthless substitute items. For RiicNaod Christian School, Louisville, Texas. lie has those cheated, XERF offers grades 1.12, will open Sept. 6 at taught In private schools in the little condolence; complaint the First Baptist Church of Central Florida area for the letters are normally burned. Winter Springs at 290 E. past five years. Still, the station's audience Bahama Road, as an extension Principal of the school will be remains enormously trusting. prayer cloths. And there is wasn't to last. In 1939, the has been frequent; on occasion Mother Graham, a faith healer Mexican government ex- the trouble has been violent and who advises that no affli ct i on proprlated Brinkley's station, bloody. One former XERF oilman Jack (aka Brinkley's Industrious Idea Robert Smith), remembers an XERF; one chap used to hawk lay fallow for some years after evening years ago when a group autographs of Jesus Christ. the death of his station. Then, Ili of armed rivals tried to take It the sale pitch Is blatant, 190, American attorney Ailuro over the station. The Wolfman however, it is not Un- Gonzalers formed a Coil- says grimly that in order to And tonight, when Brother Carr house will be held the evening of The child care and killor Brother Smith lace Into their Aug. n. dergarten will be under the spiels, thousands of people will The Ranchland School will direction of Mrs. Judy Stokes get out their Oeckbooks. Its eens i uneup in "l An Interdenominational ment. youth week, "Tem Twic Up III The Parent's Night Program will be sponsored in wil be held August 19, and 7:30 I}UBary August 17-20 for young p.m.. people bi the four community area. Participating churches Community will be First Presbyterian Church of DeBary; First Methodist IIaotist Church of DeBary; years XERF his shown con- Marshal Murray, who holds a schoolers. clusively that Americans are bachelor of science degree in Over 40 children have ever ready to ond money to mathematics from West enrolled for the IM-78 school odd strangers. ! Virginia University and a year, but there is still room Maste r's teaching cert ificate available in the day care kineducation courses a'. Rollins dergarten. For further inand College Florida formatiog) call 83l-97(. ry [ back from his working vacation at this Sunday's 10:30 a.m. service at the Park West 'theatre, 17-92 and Lee Road. !Iis lecture topic will be "Four Steps to God," delineating the steps that may be taken to better understand the infinite power for good in the universe. ,'I ''' fl.,.,iI_. r'L......L Comm unity United Methodist Church of Dellary, Trinity Assembly of God, amid All Saints Episcopal of Enterprise. The programs will be held nightly from 6:30 p.m. to 10 pm. and refreshments will be served. On Wednesday, the program will be at Ddllary Ball In lb. nhinw. ni vnrnlln.iI.iii - III pastor, Rev. Arthur Padgett, Associate Pastor Walter Reid Jr. will be preaching Swlday at the9:30 and 11a.m. servIces at Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry. Following the 7 p.m. service of song and praise a film, "Blood on the MountaIn" will -ir Redeemer Lutheran to or • .' J I ' , . . ' utilize the ACE (Accelerated and Mrs. Deloris Knight, who programs may be l%%Uflbit, Christian Education) program have a combined 10 year,' and its pitch shrill, but in 30 under the supervision of experience in working with pie. I.utherami Church of the Redeemer of Sanford will be returning to the regular schedul e of Sunday Schoo l at ... q.ic i,iI is... .n v"JiD$$ip VUVIcV UI 10:30 a.m. in September. Macho Image Is lecfed By Cop Re* SAN FRANCISCO tAP) anyone who will listen involves' Sgt-JimHi9gin.s,a29-yearvet- all evangelical attack a11 pareran of the Sal) Francisco P0- nography, drug addiction,' iI.__ r'..-.--.--iie.e s'eparmmemim, expresses flomosexuality and San Fran. despair at the "macho image" clsco's hi gh rate of alcoholism, of insensitive, hard-drinking, suicide and veneral disease. boisterous policemen. Last summer, Crowley got "A man can get a heart of embroiled In a public spat wIth, stomie doing police work and his his own police chief, Charles love for ot hers shrivels up and Gain, when Gain urged gay po., drifts away," said Hiins. Ucemen to come out of the The burh serszeant Is decnlv clos.t. involved inn small but growing The husky Crowley said he - group of law enforcement considered homosexuals as century as president of Notre SilIgilig 811(1 music by Salt a fellowship and Marvin McCla in Sunday School promotion agents who have formed the "the deceived who are deceivTO SPEAK Dame Father lteu'burgh sslrt group from DeI.and, On Sr. will be speaking to the Sbnday will be August 2.8 with Fellowship of Christian Peace big others and leading them "One would hope that beyond Thursday, there will be group congregation. Members of the Evangelist Heniiy lIlmi, the annual Sunday School Officers. Twenty-five officers down the path to Satan. Only competence In doing something ,singing, a rap session and charch, McClain and his wife, of Toronto. Canailil, 'lovill picilic that afternoon at 3:30 belong 10 t he' Sall Francisco Jesus can break that bondage." to earn a living, students would recreation at First Reba, served as missionaries In speak at I"lrst isst'miIs p.m. chapter with other wilts In Oak. Crowley and Higgins said emerge from out Institutions Presbyterian Church on East Haiti with OMS International, a land, Los Angeles and other they pray daily that Gain and (;od or Sanford Sunwith some compassion for and Highbanks Road, and onFriday mission society until his ill titles. First Presbyterian Mayor George Moscone will commitment to the im. they will meet at First Baptist heWth forced them to return tiny at Ihi' 9:U) and 10:15 cepted soon. Sgt. Art Brandwood, presi- "himlly come to the Lord." am, worship service's, Now in his 25th year at the provement of the larger, less Church. On Saturday, at home. They are currently at. San Francisco is particularFirst Presbyteripu sensor dent of the fellowship's 10. helm of the nation's bed-known favored world around them. l)ellary Ball Park, there will be tached to the OMS staff and are Sanford, will observe its anmember Oakland chapter, said ly fertile city for religious high youth from Sanford will trvlmm to snrpail "If we ,as presidents, do not music by New Jerusalem from hosting and assisting many niversary Sunday. A play enCatholic university, Father rpz,un,knni,,,, ('r'.,..t.... -..m.s the (',n,n.iI - r"'Y........."iS irom First 0111 WISh Ifl0 I'trst hlesburgh qualifies as dean of show these concerns in our own Tampa and a guest speaker missionary families on the way titled "Vessels" will be prealliong policemen Is a difficult "because any vocal minority Presbyterian of Maitland for mi university presidents across the lives and works, then I doubt followed by the film "Cross and to and frorn the field and settled at the 11 a.m. service challenge, can find a politician willing to a ftt'riiooii at Blue Springs that our students will take any the Switchblade" at Corn- facilitating the acquisition and with Mrs. Rebecca Henderson untry. He said many officers look on change the law, rather than en Sunday following the 11 a.m. ill charge. At 3 p.m., guest shipment of supplies, "The cemeteries of the world of our words very seriously." mwtity United Methodist. Christianity as "a weakness, a force it. The Bible says the law service. That, in turn, reflects Father Featured this Wednesday at speaker will be Mrs. Ida M. are full of indispensable men crutch that's alright for women, was not meant for the righteous 7:30 p.m. in "His House," a Anderson, president and women, but somehow the Hesburgh'a larger concept of a First Baptist of children and old people - but man, but for the wicked. If we weekly program at Community Congress No. I of the mission world goes on. So does the world maral world - a concept, he First Assembly not for the rugged, he-man type keep going the way we are, believes, nfpnllpop.nniltinjvpraltlps."hp the university Dr. Jay T. Cnqmntn. nnstnr Methodlstforvouthofthearea. deoartmentnndisue.ctchoir will .,' 6. psu,, L'IIsooIIoe rapist." -..--' president should advocate and and Dr. L I.J said recently. . J. Edgemon, will be a group from Friendship be the First Zion MB Church However, Rrandwood said higgins said he is not aurFirst Assembly of Cod otoaryngologist, will jointly Baptist Church in Altamonte Gospel Choir of Ft. Lauderdale. Still, while other university advance. Sanford honored the pastor, 'God is dealing with that atti. prised that some people may Many of the educational present In the evening service, Springs called the "Gospel presidents have come and gone llt'V. E. 1)omi Cox Monday night tude" others through the example of find it difficult to believe that a,. Religious Science duringthelast quarter-century, leaders who were deponed in 7:30p.m., this Sunday In First Truth." Iii police ranks who are hardened, street-wise cop can' on the occasion of his 40th bIrthFather llesburgh remains In tile late l0s were Father Baptist Church, Sanford, a day with a celebration at the respected for physical prowess radically change his life by The Winter Park Church of firm control at Notre Dame. Hesburgh's personal friends - subject which they coordinated Oviedo Baptist Religious Science will welcome church attended by over 100 and proven ability as qops "and reading the Bible. "People who And the 6,800-student univer- and his anger at their troubles durI the recent mission tour who still love and serve Christ." have known us for years, like' its pastor, Dr. Roy Graves. persons. Five members of the First sity, once known almost ex- drew him Into sharp conflict to Virginia. 'Me subject, "Man. l3a$ Church of Oviedo were cluslvely for Its football with some of Notre Dame's a Trinity," looks at the spiritual Jim Crowley, made an appeal tie said. "My life is great mow. implication and then the ill North Carolina last week program, is now regarded as an students. for prayers last October oil the "Tilings that toed to W so medical. physiological singing before the Southern academic Institution of growing Virginia-based Christian Tele- important, putting the career In 1967, he said "Notre Dame correlation. The idea isto come Baptist Sunday School prestige. vision Network. They decried first, ahead of everything. will not have its Un- to grips with the "total," Leadership Conference at ,San Francisco as a "wicked going out and drinking with the By ROBERT SCIILJLLER ~ city ftt needs all the prayers it boys. having a ball. all have' reputation may still be alive on dergraduales making policy person. All- Interested I ll. Ridgecrest, N.C. Singing , decisions," A year later, he dividuals are invited to hear nightly In the Worship SeMée cams get." God has designed each of us as unIque indivldual and as given vanished. It's all gone through the 3,200-acre campus located threatened to expel 1,000 this presentation. ncongruously Their religious message to the mercy of Jesus." Choir were Mr. and Mrs. Bob us the equipment and the opportunities to succeed! in northern students before permitting girls The church will be having Rogers of Oviedo. Indiana - a state where This truth was reinforced in my thinkingrecently as I talked __________________________________________________ to visit the dorrrm Vacation Bible School, August 'Catholics make up only 13 per Three of the churches youth with a young black man who is a member of my church. tie told And, in 1969,. he said that 15. 19, with sessions from 8:30 30 too cent of the population sang Ili the youth musical, me how as a boy he would fall asleep in school because he was so partments " ATMD MARANATNA that were all but dormant rational persuasion" would (lay through Friday. All from all over the nation homes. Finally, a foster father said to him, "Just because you're merit I of 15 minutes before Father Hesburgh of aged three-years and presented the youth musical black and poor doesn't mean you can't be successful! You CAN SUNDAY SCHOOL MORNING SERVICE followed by children up to and Including those In assumed control, before 2,000 conferees. Young succeed!" 10A.M. 11:30 AM. sixth grade are il)vited. Perhaps that is why he suspension. people from the church were EVENING SERVICE FRIDAY SERVICE dismisses with a puff on Ida pipe Father Heaburgh has always Today, that young man has completed a Ph.D. In psychology at 6:00 P.M. A Vacuity of some so persons Marilyn Metcalf, Paula Salter, 7:30 P.M. Princeton and is working oil his medical degree at the University ',~*TRR Radio 1:30 A.M. SUNDAY of California. His turning point came when he started to believe in Catholic university ii a cOil- on the nation's bicentennial of Sunday School faculty who Zion Hope traction In terms." It jot Un ,,neW to get more Pe*e teach week by week. High The SeWor Mission Depart. Yourlde Is not a happenstance, nor are you a victim of luck or .,,,.' "XTICOSTAL CHURCH :' ' . The Sal,alisi, Army. 715W. 0411 II, I 0*5p.I CMIII city CAmel SO Our toed JS$v$ lust. WC$hit.a . Now I don't mean just ignoring your feelings, pusliing them The preachers who buy 1540-30 deeper until they explode one day. I think you havetó recognize minutes of air time are likewise and freely admit your feelings, then consciously choose to accept doing well. It is not unusual for the hurt or wrong In obedien ce to Jesus. This is the hard part, but 011CC you d ecide to do t he will of God rather than your own will,. pulpiteers to re1elve 300 concontributlons for a single broad- God empowers you so that you can act the way Jesus ta ught. cast. Many of them thus boast When you tell God you are giving Him your hurt, He answers' on t he air that they have no you by floodi ng your heart and mind wi th His peace, the peace of other ministry save that which God w hich passes all understandin g (Philippians 4:5-7). supports them via radio XERF. - Penledeslap Op.., sw, TaN, psili kmti N4w 11MSI Chapel, Alt. $pgs. 3schlockministers themselves. I fol" I "fit ChIrcill If the Living God, Midway Trio" clowcolof oposis Christ 1114 is) ' CSWCSSOJiIV$CSeIIt.4 LSItWDaySai.t$3IIIPSA P111* Church so Christ, Iciestlst, st Lake Meaws Chapel, Oranpe Slul.,U.354 Late Ma,v.. St. TM Pill (ANPL It's Poss'l'ble Forest Late $*"Rth.Day Adventist Church. Hwy. 4U. Fort,of City 5"M' Day Adantist CNwch. Maitland Ave..Sim Altamonte 5..ts,i Savielp.a Adventist Church, Ill Winter 5wm055 kt4I' Day Adventist Chvvth. $4 S. Miss RII. USM CAMel SI Christ, AItsmsal1 C.mmwaitp I ..- St. Mluts Prpsteriau Clurel, Ill Palm Sip, II. Altamut. Sp,s. 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Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson FLAGSHIPBANK . ------- I'UBLIX MARK ETS and Employes vividly rememWrs the woes John Brinkley had with the can accept it. The first way seems easier, but it doesn't work. The Federates. To avoid tile same, second way seems harder, but it works. The kind of suffering you're talking about is the kind you can't he says, "We pay a con siderable tax every two mon avoid if you're human. Just because you live in this world and are ths." Also, the name of the a human being, you're going to feel the hurt of being neglected, MLdcan presidqnt judiciously overlooked, passed by. You'll know the anguish offeellng unfairly treated, misunderstood, ridiculed, and rejected. . . the pain when appeals in two foot letters those you love best seem to prefer ot he rs. You'll ache w hen others the XERF b'dld$ng. For all of the social and have what you think you deserve, when you feel people are political concdns, hcvever, walking all over you and then wiping their feet on you. U.S. controlers I o XERF do The question is how to dcal with your feelings. Yu can resist quite well. Especially in and resent the wrongs done you, but you only become more and economics. The station sells 14 more involved with angry thoughts and vengeful plans. "..'our hours of air tim daily for $t anguish grows and so does resentment, hitterness, hatred, and hostility. You don't feel better, you feel worse. a minute, and Ow annuai Th e Bible says a wise man restrains his anger and that it Is his come now ezcefdl $1 million. Arturo Gonzales1 f glory to overlook anoffenae (proverbs 9:11),Ittakesa great and , or generous spirit not toinsbton your rlghta, not to take accowltof become a rich man with operation; he 11' , .s on a 2,100 wrongs suf fered, not to hold grudges, not to make people pay for. the wrong they do you. It takes Jesus living in you to give you thi acre ranch in i$i Rio, Tex. And then tiere are the power to do the things He taught and to act the wayNe lived. humility, the Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh submits his resignation as president of the University of Notre Dame once a year. But It hasn't been accepted yet and Isn't likely to be ac- PANTRY PRIDE CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. A THE NICKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff Uurtng ,911 I Harold Smith of Orlando. lie advertising "sex rejuvenation" watts; the rest of the power has just celebrated his 67th surgery over a 250,000-watt (live times the maximum fl.I,..... Following Sanford, FIa, Howard H. Hodges and Staff ' Nwcsery Provided 1w all services 2. I.'f _______ - THU LAKE MARY UNITED PRUSIYTIRIANCHU.CH Akvps,$SIvd. IW..aianlOq Rev. Fred 4 GROW CIIVcCSSCR..I morning Worship Judaism: Its Religion, bureau offers highly qualified People and History"...A con. 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Will the world 5933. 1`410p in .. -ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK of Greater Orlando speakers Ihtll I #if i ,,.. ;I i mittee of the Jewish Federation of 3 million people. 111a m CNvrcl,IcIss.l Msrn,niWe,Uup Ns.cwey .. -' for local clubs, churches, .Soviet Jewry"...Jews lit bail. call withstand the power of God then tore it down for eventual 11 11a m morning Worship .. ,... -. - j schools and organizations, the dage, a complete denial of the or the appeal of a cash offering, reconstruction in Mexico City. nouncer, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ., hid, ('oriotliwu, 12 1-11) U l(IIII%lIUI, lIllI. )itRIIIg III,' bills' ",IIIIIIIII'r sLy. Viele' (lilors StINK1 IJj)I'II .111(1 III'. ItilIg. .111(1,1 11'IIII(' I)rt'(',(e s1t'I f,siIIt str,uII', 1)1111 .IIItlIrIII III Ills'. I rs'I,ls'IllI)(',(.d (;rsIIeIJ,Ith('r\ 1,1,IlI'tl.i. .111(1 .1 IIrJ er lii tIIflIkS row ill 111% Ile',II( for IllS (11111 (II. 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Community Relations Corn' human rights and sell-identity All good things are for sale on INirsery 111111, ;rd,I(Ir,stIl,'r hugged nit' t'lost' ,itial %aill. -1 ,oll vall't oollut God up ill.1 (.11oruh or III 11111' III,Ull lw,,,t. 111% vVe'r%sllt're. it"""' III WiIIlWriI,gslIIull lilt. %% Old g(H,se'. t'.ilI, ill lIIIt('r", purple' (hIllel', .111(1 s(4rIel III 1115am lII.Sl,,., 1:35pm. MsnwngW.p,ip Prays, Service A b, I-1 - Pails, lWp m $,$(1w.1Cl,,.,c5 (L 1wrlaCMrci.Am.,$41p Rev. Ralph I. Lomas ... . ... P10w worsooloo 10:55a.m. NwiyPrpvlli I, lilt( kied. -Child,- he OF OSTUIN Cwar OsyIsid. 651.111 P:Npm PRE SIT Til ROAN CHURCH IISlNwy amd Lose Mar y Blvd, I1Orhauus Di'. 11.53) FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH lily P. " 1:35pm Is, M4(S.a,lAjidrp.5 Altamonte Springs ill's 4:55p.m. 7:35p.m. Pps'.q 01010mas Worship CHURCH OF CHRIST 14IPaImSio, Pasts, • Jewish Speakers Offered To Groups COVINANT 11:15a.m. 0000SNIPHIRD 5:iiai. ,,,, Presbyterian LUTHERAN CHURCH Il.IlI.m, Ivai,,qiistic k.,Ic,s 1' Ii Ha m Inlay Iv,*1n5 *NliMeI$ijiy Church Of Christ SIIMaVSaMSI Marni1*IW,,sMp .35p in Sunday school TV "The is ffi Lit," Rev. Elinor A. Riusci ISPASOL PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH U1I PaImsOli Av5. l'v.RnmsudCr.c*av . which they would have been freed, You make the application in your life as I make It In mine. "My Grace is sufficient for thee." loop in CHURCH OF THE RIDIUMUR 35250.5 lila m IVIAI,lSvic, and skies?" TWnk of the anxieties, fear and frui,trations from •:lSpm Ca**iiviii MM'.5 unlay Eric L.Oàr,p. .'dayk,.I MiiipW,cp,p ll:OI am. Church Traoft.me to-" a no •. . survive he had to rally a band of plstoleroe of hir own, wht. withstood the attack by cutting Question: Itreallygeatomeatilmshow people just walk dieveral onv"rs. As for the spirit of flgllt over anyone WiO'abiM o i* thiIt WI). What do joá baa. sit nationalism that perlodlcaUy the best way to deal With Your Inilde feelingi when bad thingi erupts south of the border, happen, like being over looked for a promotion or befog misjudged attorney Gonzales says he or unjustly treated? mail him "love gifts" so that "I may be able to continue 4-. bringing you this every m portent word from God." What word?Carrsayschrlstmasand Easter are heathen practices, and Christ does not take kindly to followers of the modem precedented. As long ago as stortium to bult'I a new station. calendar. 135 an Iconoclastic physician And so XERF went on the air 30 Then there Is Brother Joe much better for them to have said, "Jesus is with us - nothing can swallow the ship where lives the Master of ocean and earth FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP LONGWOOD Ilium Lutheran SANFORDALLIANCI CHURCH IllI I Park tensions, and a host of other perplexities. Wouldn't It have been Shim UI Ovas. lIvid liv. I, owl* Grant PINUCRIST BAPTIST CHURCH IISW. Airport Blvd. fl.Ii5..thN.It Pastw SlRVICIO It 11am HIvCammea, . I . Pentecostal Riv i, Church School - Past., 1 we will really believe them. It was a stormy sea, the waves were t ossing their boat about as though It was a toy. Th e disciples were afraid of w ha t they thought might happe n they could all pe rish - finally they awakened Jesus,whowuas1eepint hebo at,w3dasked"Merc&u not that we perish?" Jesus arose and there was a great calm Was this t he best way to han dl e this sit ua tion? Undoubtedly not, for Jesus asked, "Why are you so fearf ul ? How Is It that ye ha ve no faith?" With their fear came frustration, anxiety, worry, - f ~ I Ni m 1:35pm. . regularly beseeches listeners to ) . SANFORD lIlLI CHURCH 3441 Sn$,cdA,, U.5WirsAp *54 Prays, MM' HOLY CO O$$ $1 Pars Ave Rs LersyD SOW TR,v Holy Csmmvsi Missionary Alliance 1:11pm. INp.m. ,5.1*5 W.?IJWp greatly relieve our fears, I'mitrations, anxieties and worries, if I 1 Non Denominational Telesis League Episcopal Christian & Pastor bars for serious eventide drinking; and too, the hucksterism gets underway on radio s tation XERF, the chief curiosity among local attractions. With 0,() watts of power, XERF is the most imposing radlosignalln th eworld.ltmay also be the most obnoxious. For 14 hours daily it broadcasts gospel and patent medicine programming to an audience that spans the world. No attempt is made at public service; the XERF message is brief and simple: honor the lord and send money. For example, Brother James Carr of Palmdale, Calif., ' P.OIpm. 5:41a.m. . INIIS014F#Avo William U. SaudayS,I*I Mormistworsfult LONGWOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH COO. C.rci Ase. I Grail St. $ard2vkb.s.l rimp.m. Christian Past., 1111am FIRST CHURCH OP THU NAUI INU 11:118.m. Sunday School Wednesday Service 4 Oral Roberts Exposed Is working class rushes Into the heart has been welded again by Its love. Many a discouraged soul has heard its music and been comforted by it. These words of Paul are not words of fur or frustration. They do not mean, "Well thereis nothing that can be done anyway, aoIrpIggas well reaign myself to the idea." They do not mean, 11y.g had a tough break but I'll see if I can do something about.it." No, "My Grace 15 sufficient for thee" - these are not the words of a philosopher, or physician, these are the words spken by God. Herein Is the strength of the verse. God reassures Paul that his "thom in the flesh" is no surprise to Him. He had already weighed it with His hand of love before Paul received it. EverythIn Is wide r control. The three Hebrew children would havebeenfWedwithfearand trembling In facing the fiery furnace if they had faced it In their own str en gth- but God's Grace was sufficient. God's Grace was s, sufficient when Daniel was lowered into the lion', den. God's ' Grace was sufficient for John on the tie of Patmos - for Paul in prison - for you - for me - for everyon e who will take these comforting words and apply them to everyday living. Th ey will ' 112.4151 Rv. isbirl J Hooter 715p.m. I poster MSr,Wu5Ww,IHp Tips. Uviii*, Pr ayer Siti. Tin. 011icial SilrIMii$ CONORIGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1p.m. Catholic COUNTIVSIDU SAPYISTCNUICN CIis,ry Cliilast iii Mary Dii VC*IIy Puts, Main Str,.$-Cauaau CIIy Nov. M.N. lwk, Jr. Sy"Olow School poster ln.l.10,iI.C$.,t (01014 Msr.Mq Prs.cl0. weary child of God has found refuge and strength. Many a broken NNW SITNII. AMU CHURCH Congregational Swadayktsi.l $isvkiisI '-I .. . ......... ____ Hustle - MUThODI$TCNUICN V*77 . Radio By 'rob IEDI I suppose ever y Christian has a verse of scripture, or a chapter IIeralii Services orabuokinthe Bible tha t has aspecialplacein their heart. ,... vireat consolation in tile P4a Its CIUDAD ACUtIA"Mexico imfoiiig words. Some have been undergircled with the positive wordsofJeremjah33:3.. . "Caflupónmeandlwjflanawcrthee bawdy border town. The tourist and show thee great and mIgity things which thou knowed traffic picks up In the "boys The words of St. Paul In H Car. 12:9 "My Grace Is sufficient for which many a camPs" (bordellos); the area's thee" have proven to be a tower of strength In FIRST UNIYIO I J t:HIIt, P114 sy, Avg. 12, I17-i Message From Mexico Pastor's Corner Ass.. UMYP THU $IVINTH.DAy . N.raid, Sanfsed FL MITHODIST CHURCH Hwy. Colo lift uyrnio ADVINT($TC$UICN Pirsst CI0y-%14M MARANATRA PENTECOSTAL CNUKH Dame president says. in the American dream," assist in the various depart- Orange Avenue and 8th Street, become an instrument of His will, nothing can stop you. You cams! 1 1016 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD �Friday, Aug. 12,, 117 I 24-Businiss po1unfflis TONIGHT'S TV 1 . Friday 11 You're (I) THE FUNTSTONES ad." Evening David , ved withthe vergtthols r i (1) SC 00 BY DO 0. DYNOMUTT HOUR 24 SESAME STREET (A) 10.00 PD BUGGY (.4) ..J TARZAN, LOAD OF 1100 (3) (4') (4) (9) TURES OF,ATMAN (ft KROFFT'S SUPER SHOW 2.4 1100 (2) (12) SPACE GHOST.. FRANKENSTEIN JR. (4) (1) SHAZ,AM AND ISIS (7.) LLL RE. MEMBERS 241 CROCKE1TS VICTORY GARDEN: PsaMngmsayisa,vj taking cuttings from geruritsrw. 11:30 BIG JOL 10,* FOR THE (' PGA GOLF CHAM. PIONSHIP: H hour Oh erageOhthIstoan1ent, biO Beach, Calif. Saturday Morning o DAILY 6:00 C4) CLACK,RRE1_ (6) GROIIVER'S AluAC (9) HOT 625 (2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL (1) FRIENDS: Atlanta, Ga. 630 (2) ABETTER WAY (4) LOOK UPANDUVE (6) SUP*AER SEMESTER (9) LUCY (B6.w) 55 (12) LIVING 7:00 ('2) PROFILES IN EDUCA• Vt. Lll TION PLUS @JAJITHLJRM4)CIPANY (1) WAY OUT GAMES STREET (A) 73 (9) GIwoms ISLAND (12) THE KIDS FROM CAPER, 7:30 (2) THE ARCHES Fist and Steel VACATION$pIClAL___-_ TUI.ATC.$AM___,4, &I 7-1 PLAZA lNo'PINa CINTI@ HieflwayIl.fl SINBAD! nw GREA11E.ST. - . OF ILL ADVENTURERS! (1.) SUPER FRIENDS 24) GUPPIES TO GROUPERS Afternoon I2 OF THE LOST (,4:) (6) FAT ALBERT 1 WRETST)siv3 (.7) FLORIDA REPORT (9) 000 BALL COUPLE (12) KID'S WORLD 24 P4C)/& "fl'.e Trai.apfe,., E" 12:30 (2) THE KIDS FROM C.A.P,E.R. (4) SOIL TRAIN (6) ARK it (7) INNER TENNIS (LIAMERICANBJDSI'.JIJQ EET 1:00 (2) SOUL TRAIN ' * ^ .5 / C CS4P.SsS4u* '/ \ tn Fri,7:20,5:lSSat.&Sun.3:O0,$:1$,7:20,4:25 I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELFASOFAUGUST 1, 1977. Thomas Richard Lively - ill : I I I I 1 (2) PICS: 5-Lost & Fos.ii , I , Fi, SANFORD COURT APTS. .ost Male cat yellow, near Park Ave Trailer Park, Answers to the name Sandy. If found please call 323 9431. BR , I', bath, colonial, plus Ig screened porch, secluded lot, $300' mo Rent includes yard upkeep, water & garbage pickup. Lease I. security deposit required 333 .6396 - - Furnished 3. Prime IL .421 $3" 4.GilduFrhd - 9. Uwt Liver ________ C __________- 'C*LJUP(, NOW AVAILABLE --- ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 372 6711 ____ :0MPLETELY INSULATE . ____ _____ __________ _. 11-Instructions UNFURNISHED )BR'S UNFURNJSHED2 BR's "At Th e Energy I CONSULT OUR SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS - I.. EARN A IR AD E I jDUSINiiiSERVICE LISTING TracIor trailer Delver Eteavy Equipment Opr Diesel Mechanic Call 1011 Ire* (24 Hrs I 1- 800-432 AND Air Conditioni ng Hauling I Miscellaneous Services _________________ _____________ Don's Hauling Moving of Trash, MisceIlaneous,Etc.7ys,31Hrs NEED A SERVICEMAN, You'll Licensed, Ph 365 7715. find him listed in our Business Service Direct or y. _________________________________ -. __ -.. '' _______________ Central Heat 6. Air Conditioning. For fr ee estimates, Call Carl Harris f SEARS in Sanford 372. _______________________ ______ 18-Help - -----. , . Home Improvements WANTEDNEW HOMES TO BUILD &OLDONES TO REPAIR Phone 372 8663 Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded estimate, 373 6031. VINCENT'S CARPENTRY NO,ob too small 323 1.477 ________ ______ i Wonder what to do with Two? Sell One The quick, easy Want Ad way. The magic number is 333 2611 or $31 9993 Roy's HomeM.aintenanc, Plumbing repairs, screen repaIrs, Painting, odd lots. Reasonable. Licensed. zv.ie. simulated brick, stone & Sluce beauty. Insulation value equivalen t to one foot of fibergla on block or wood walls. Never needs painting, Lasts as long as the building, Impro ves property value, Call, Vince DeLano, bet. Weeps 1p.m. and'i P.ni., 312.053 3270251 5. Catfish Pbtgsrigs 63" 75saf $400 y $.(1ikk.,U,.,, $510 --- 1_____1 ------- M_ __ Ca rW Cleaning $300 BLITZ CLEAN JANITORIAL Expert work. Foam shampoo, Free estimates. Guaranteed. Ph. 131 6)00 $321 - " Sanford - FOLEY ELECTRICAL SERVICE Residential 1, Commercial Wiring, Licen sed, Bonded & Insur ed, Free EstImates, 3739111. OF SANFORD lii. Complex Elsctrjcel I : Plasti Crete for permanen ce. Will repair or recondition any building 10 yr. guarantee, Cheaper than Paint. For free estimale Call (7 11 574 3sfl. Insulation Save Money Insulate Now. Cheaper than oil All types, bl ow n In & Rapco loam for old or new hou ses, block or frame, 3210039 * * * * * * * * OMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL, ,' ', Interior. Exterior Painting. Minor 'Vllage 4i 0% e 19 Unfurnished I Bedroom .$l4Smo. 2 Bdroom $175 mo, ALL APARTMENTS 1 STORY Beautiful Setting NO ONE LIVING ABOVE ORDELOWYOU Pool a Clubhouse Hwy, 17-2 Sanford Across from Ranch House 322-2420 I Mo• REALTORS £WRY UNIT it RiItr,r--- . iCa. walmor -. Show IJIPI*TIIYO J SUM LapPef Rig, Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER, ASSOCIATE 107W. CommercIal, Sanford 333 7111 cowww Why Pay Rent? IOW lMTN (MO , I IS, 7 lATH (I are they going to know? Tell them with CIa$sjf led ad, by calling 372 2611 • or $3) 9$). 110W. AIRPOMT BLVD SANfORD 323-7870 Ill W. Garnett White 11111466 Online tlpUlS5lIkMMT DRAPES, UPHOLSTERY, Phone 322 0707 8319993 tO suit. Beautiful view. $311649. Exceptionally nice mobile home on 3 acres plus or minus, I miles from Oteen Bridge, fenced & ready for horses or garden. Furnished 3 Iawnmow,rs, washer, dryer, freezer, deep well Low taxes. Easy access. Best buy in Florida at $30,000 Requires substantial hj'lU Reconditioned homes in Seminole County area. 1100 down. $11,500 up ft)100 M. UNSWORTH REALTY d1ewood GVilIas - 119 REALTOR MLS 503W. RI i. Sanford 333 6061 or eves. 373.0511 =s :. .....,,. '. - j "- " S3-TV-Radio-Stereo Good Used Televisions, $23 and up. Miller's, 3619 Orlando Dr., 377. 0352. down payment. WALTER B STEELE, BROKER 331 0164 or 3270949 eves. 54-Garage Sales Special offering. Two choice lots in preferred loCation. A splendid shaded building Site close to large lake. T tal price for both lots only $6.600 Call for appointment. 1DYLIWIIDE GARAGE SALE - BALL REALTY Clothes, carpeling, toys, household , Aug 13, 9 S. GARAGE SALE- Owner moving, 1703 Seminole Blvd. Ii bik east of Hospital) Fri. & Sal. 9 to S. 322 5641 After His. 322 7137 47-A-Mortgages Bought & Sold List With Us if You Really Want To Sail. Cash Buyers Waiting, GARAGE SALE Assorted items Fri & Sat, 9.30 III ..Exeter Ave. & Country Club Hciqhts, Longwood, CARPORT SALE Fri. & Sat. 129 Pinec rest Drive, Sanford Washer, Sec Sofa, Chars, Misc. Garage Sale Saturday, 10 a m S pm Clothes and other misc Harold Hall Realty items 106 Brentwood Or , idyllwilde section REALTOR, MLS 323 5771 Day or Night 3 Will purchase 15f & 2nd mortgages at discount, 21 hour approval. Call 67) 5975. FAMILY YARD SALE- Ap pliances. TV. Furniture. Knick. i(naks, Misc 5,11 startIng at 9 all day. 1116 E 20th St Sanford. GARAGE SALE, 28th St between Sanford & Magnolia Ave. Thurs. & Fri 9 to S Sat. 9 to I Spencer Foundations & Bras, too Misc. , 50-Miscellaneous for Sale PORCH SALE-- SELLING OUT Moving to mobile home, living room Fri. Sat. Sun suite, tables, color IV, recliners, 3230700 ISP suite. Sm. dinette let, many misc reasonable 321 0792 after S Garage Sale '65 Station wagon. & weekends turniture, glassware old & new, clothing Sal Sun 9S 1106 African Night Crawlers SO large Valencia Court East, off Locust worms, $1. Also Peal, fine quality, $I bushel WholesaI7 if your contamer. S bushels or more, ?Sc 55-Boats & Accessories per bushel. RAGGS MARKET, 3163 Sanford Ave Sanford 327 POISSON MARINE 3661 2917 hwy 17 92 bistmss merchandise saleCdrloac ' Sanford, F In 37171 of indoor outdoor wroughtiron furniture Any type item available We are agents for the II' Fiberglas boal with bait well II tip Evinrude, Iraile,'. $350 32i. manufacturer Ia Immediately dispose of this merchandise 1621. regardless of loss. Country Furniture Distributors, Hwy 16, 1966,16' Rebel Craft, runabout, with 68. 100 tip Johnson. and trailer. 323 $322 319 5727. Atlas juicer, Hoover vacuum with attach Dressmaker portable 1966 Blue tiny II' Boat, fri hull. 6% sewing machine, never used $175 Mercury & Trailer 5900 Vinyl recliner. 574 1817 Camper lop for i' truck bed, home' made. $75 323 1602 , , , , 59-Misical Merchandise Steinway Grand Piano, 62 Eboniled tinish with concert bench. offers considered 530 1527 Player Piano, 1300 SANFORD AUCTION 1200 French Ave., 323 7310 Hannah's Music Center Lessons, Instruments, Accss Repairs 210 E. 151 SI, Sanford 323 8711 , Goods --- - 60--Off Oice Supplies Used Office Furniture Wood or steel desks (executive desk 8. chaIrs, secretarial disks & cabinets, As is, Cash & Carry NOLL'S Casselberry, 17 93,530 1206 With 6 Month "FlU SERYKE AGREEMENT" 71 SAT, SEBRING 6 CO.. Auto,, Air 1795 72 SWINGER 6Cyl.. Auto., Air 1795 74 DUSTER 6Cyl., Auto., Air 2495 6 Cyl.. Auto., Air 2395 74 SWINGER 75 DUSTER 6 Cyl.. Auto., Air. AM.FM 71-73 TOYOTAS U "2 I PINTOS I 1971 Toyota Pickup with new cap, automatic, low mileage, very good cord.. $3390. 3321790. Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE, 332.3111 For Sale or Trade for Motorcycle of equal value, 1961 Chevy Van. 373. 17924 - 65-Pets-Supplies - For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 100) items. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity, P1011'S CAS. SELBERRY. Hwy 1792,5301206 $J95 4 Cylinders $ 3ToChopaeFrom From Wagons 6. Coupes Choose From 3 From $ Blue Book Cars Hwy. 1742. Sanford 3210741 9 Orlando $30-6651 AMC Matador 173, air, PS. PS, Vinyl !oP. 11,000 mi, $1,173. 3fl309. THUNDERBIRD. '73. One owner, low, low miles, all po*er. All the extras you expect in a luxury car including new radial tires. Ex cc!!z :r1::: ':P ". - * 27l 1969 Volvo I dr. sedan, new paint, air, new tires 1450 333.0511 between 9 & 5. Ford Falrlane, 1964, 6 cyl., 3 door, good condition, $400 cash. 372.7675. 1969Continental. electric windows & seats, PS, PD, A 1 condition Soon lobe a classic. Will Sell for lower than value price, for quick sale 3731212 UA'r fUNA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 92, I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday night at 730, It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. No charge other than $3 registration fee unless vehicle is sold. Call 9013551311 for further details. lUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and 173 Models. Call 323 5310 or $34 1605. Dealer. Dell's Auction Center BUY JUNK CARS Iram $10 to $50 Call 333 1621 BUY JUNK CARS. TRUCKS & imports, $10 to $70 Newton 8. Sons Used Auto Parts, 372 5990 after SI weekends. 1971 AMC HORNET Sporfabout Wagon, Radio, I Track. Luggage Rack. Eahra Clean. S1993 1573 NOVA Super Sport 354, 1 Speed, Radii, Air, Clean. '1995 IC?] DODGE Double Cab Truck With Bed Shell. VI Auto., Air, Super Clean. '2695 BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN 3219 S. HWY. 17.92 322-1135 - The Sanford Wheel Ranch Highway 17.92-Sanford IS NOW OF FER ING A 500 Cash Rebate .1 On '77 Dodge Aspens We have lust made a "Detroit Fleet Purchase" of '77 Asoens with less than 2000 miles and are offering these cars at the low price of $431$ with a $500 rebate on all models, 2 door or 4 door, for a net cost of Hwy 16, West, Sanford 171 5620 77-Junk Cars _Removed 2795 Only . Sale Consignments Accepted Furniture Bought & Sold Open Daily for Browsing lObS 30 1974 BUICK LeSabre Luxus, Air, Auto. AM.FM Stereo, Electric Seats, SiIver.Plack Vinyl Top £ Interior 350. 3 Bbl. Only 30,000 Miles. , Auction We will have an Auction tonight. All kinds of miscellaneous mer chandse to dispose of. Furniture, Small Appliances, Uric a brac. SAVE 1975 Olds Omega, extra clean. 17.000 m i air, Standard, 6 cyl., radials, $7950 322 6179 Ambassador, station wagon, A I cond PS. PO, Air $1695 574.1512 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3066 or 323 Y? 10 Make Offer 373.0705 for Sale 72-Auction 78-Motorcycles 190 ImperEU 1961 Pontiac LeMans, PS. PB, radio, heater, air. $900 322 13.6$ Four PigS, I0wks old., $201, $2S Call 327 35$7 68-Wantedto Buy so-Autos - 67-Livestock.Poultry , BLUE BOOK DEALS 1 64-Equipment for Rent items 120 Larkwood Dr., Sanford. Sal - 'ii Chevrolet, 'v"l3i' ijuod cond., $1100. 327 4299 between 9 & A. Eyes. 323 1716. FRIDAY NIGHT 7:30 2S65PARK 3 BR. 2 baths, family rm, fenced yard, drapes, refrigerator, much more. Mid *30'3, 32,3.5005. omw , of ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service FREE RENT .1 TV Repair School tralneo Technician Pierce's Used Fur nilure, 701 Sanford Ayp 133 790 --~~ 1111 To LIM YOU( BU3lneu...D(QI 322..2 11 KENMORE WASHER - Parts, Service. Used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES. 373. 0697. Jim Lash Says "Try To Beat These paneled family room with stone fireplace, with central heat, air, spacious kitchen & more. A buy at $67300 BPP WARRANTED. C,sll Sanford's Sales Leader * WASHIR-OSYER II If yoi, don't tell people, how Freezer, 72 cu. It., United upright, 2 mos. old, white. 7107 S. Key, Sanford, 3734313. "v Acre lots, city of Lake Mary, water, paved streets, or will build - LAKEFRONT' This 3 OR, 7 bath home faces big Lake Mary, Large .pan. CASH 322-4132 52-Appliances 333.1533 3 Piece Sectional gold * ith blue stack cushions, round coffee table, 2 end comocle tables, fruifwood fini sh. 7 lamps, 2 living cm chairs, rust Print, high back, Frigidairif Refrigerator, 20 cu It frost free, fop freezer, left hand 671 1213 alter 5:30, WARP AN T ED 323-8670 SEE THEM TODAYI J TV Repair Get Cash Buyers to, a small in. vesfment. Place a low cost classifIed a for resutls 322 7611 or 01)9993, fit your budget. SOUTHWARD INVESTMENT 6. REALTY Rig. Real Estate Broker ---' - - COOL & SHADY I This) BR, 2 bath home in Sanford on corner lot includes range, refrigerator, family room, air conditioning, heating, all in a quiet neigh borhood Only $72,750 BPP .5_ NO LONGER USED C.'.MplNG GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED IT AD ALTERATIONS, DRESSMAKING 10 pct. down & monthly payments to POOL. above ground 27' diameter, includes filter & other equipment, 5' deep, 1500. 323 0299. FORGET ME NOT' ThiS neat BR. I bath home in Del Aire is Our fished with goodies galore. Eat in kitchen, ulilitity Shed, washer, dryer & morel Just $72,500. BPP WARRANTED. 377 $165 HUGH [V EQUIPMENT Dirt, Service, Clearing, Mowing Back Hoe Loader, 3221127 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL. TRADE 31I.315E,FirstSt. 322.5422 FIVE ACRES- in Osteen, $17,000 Priced to sell. Children's Shop, 2610 Hiawatha, Sanford. Stenstrom Realty ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2565 Park Drive Upholstering COUNTRY 101- 122*130', near 1-ive Points, 53,000 5 IT'R1Ut'iJfU 79-Tru4ks-Trailers zag Sewing machines Singer, new $119, balance 555 Singer Future, sold new for $610, pay balance of $735 See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 1030 State St Sanford Plaza, 323 94)) CITY LOT- I Acre on 20111 St. $4500 t a Nelson's Florida Roses WOODRUFF'S GARDEN CENTER ';''l • nit-cd MovingTi a newer home, merit? Sell "don't needs" fast with a want ad. Black & Tan Hounds, Trained & Pups ($50). Coon or Deer. 1901 Factory clearance, on stretch zig' 137 3106 43-4.oAc,'eg LAKE MARY ins sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you get resulys. SAVE 50% 3234742. Professional Mad Service, Licensed, bonded & insured Free estimates. Call 1316100. ________________________ <3R LAKESIDE APARTMENTS 323.3301 -r _____________________ 1969 Kirkwood, 12' wide x 41', exc. cond., extras, lot 94 Park Ave. Mobile Park, Sanford. 531.3092 or Sale Peg Real Estate Broker 261$ S. Sanford Ave 371 0759 eves. 372.7643 Pest Contro l _______ ______ will sell scparately. Lots of drapes, $10 to 5.50. 3373479, __ Everything To Go BATEMAN REALTY cMariner' s For Information Call carpentry work, Install, repair gutters I. coat roofs, Licensed. 3311622. - Lard Alleintsnsnce I - ' COVER YOUR WALLS WITH Private Entrances. Fenced Patios. Insulated Doors And Windows, Shag Carpeting, Beautiful Bathrooms, Color Co. Ordinated Kitchens And Appliances, Heat, Air Conditioning, AND Attic Storage SENIOR CITIZENS Painting T Kenmore Washer & Dryer, $100. or downs, many extras. 323 $691. 519.1.00 321.0041 Ave. __________________________ 44444 * Sacrifice 17635' Mobile ha;., small movable room, skirting & tie Country, 3 I. with 2' a acres, fenced, fruit trees, many extras Terms. 2017 S. French Ave. I Ask About Our [ Special Discounts -- - Bedroom set, like new. Living room Set, coffee S end tables, 1.350. Riding mower, $93. Old Monroe Road, between 1.1 & Sanford, off 46. Box $1 U. . ** UNBELIFVABLE * * 'kish Red Estate Inc. . - . -- 11 - - -------------. -- - '' -I -- orwriteto : Universal Schools 1901 N. W. 7th St MlanzLfIarJda.3IW 6.Dau1Alobsts, Yds 3301 S. Sanford _______ 7509 -- LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB Payton Realty Rig. Real Estate Broker 372 1301 Day or Night 2440 Hiawatha at 17fl 0"' Efficient,, I Days-322 6173 Nights-322 2333 ,IUSSAMIN5 MINUS A beautifel 2 be*em Mm. till Is Iltesled on ever an acre .1 pr96erty so.i.d for apartment '0mph. needs. Live in lie lam, • Wild peer desired apartm. a sifting •i lives Saks, to lean, near L.a. Mo.., C, ,I Ii.n,a featvree extra l.ri 5 usms, seear.tediiiing ceo.,,. and a 111th... with a S'i*5i pantry, pivi mccii mere, *11114 civ... ry in the city limitS it only $)I.WI. FURNISHED STUDIOS ., - k e Ph. 323.1910 Harold Hall Realty ________ --._ ti-Old' Wasner &'l, yet, used I year, service contract, $300. Also baby bed, 110. 373.3153. New & used Mobile homes ready for occupancy. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr.. 3735700 ', ___ -..__---_. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves: 321 0275; 373 3986 323-7832 - bv" Holiday - _____________________ - 11 BR, frame house, 2 corner lots, 16.000 & assume mortgage 53,300. it $50 mo 322 9563 Hal Colbert Realty __ Served WIflI Choice Of Polafteg, Toss.d Salad. Rolland Igffoq A _._. - ., MENU SPECIAL ' - Oflice 'space for rent or to share Suitable f or small secr et arial or l3OtSanIord Ave 3733301 I bookkeeping ser vice 3671 Orlando Apts. for Senior Cltizens. DowOf own, Dr., Fairway Plaza, Sanford, 333 very clean & roomy. See Jimmie sio Cowan, 315 Palmetto Ave. OPEN YOUR OFFICEi SAN AN MO PARK. I, 7, 3 Bedroom FORD'S NICEST BUILDING: trailer apts. Adult & family park. Central r & heat, ample parking, Wkly. 35)5 HWy, 1792. Sanford. 'fully carpeted, modern bldg 323 19)0. Landscaped Attractive rates 323 1701 lot 7 Bedroom Trailers Adults Only. No Pets Building 10.000 11.000 q ft. induS 545 Park Drive, Sanford trial, commercial, eu w 151 SI ____ REALTOR 322-4991 lar hot water home, C H & A, Handy Man's Special - Sanford, fireplace, 7 BR, )i bath, best Slone Island - Contemporary 3 BR, partly remodeled, 3 BR. 7 bath, 2 iO(6tion $35,657. story. New aluminum siding. Only 1 bath, split plan. 3 decks. $49,910. Under $21,000 for 3 OR, corner lot, $11,900, Owner, 131.1910, Jenny Clark Realty, REALTOR, site 100.125', mostly furnished, 1271591. carport. 7 Story, I OR, 2 bath, beautiful cond. $20,500. 2 BR. gas & electric heat, ALTAMONTI LOPW,W000 Includes rental apt. 1714 Park carport. Ave. 372 5990. Lloyd's Realty $27,500.00 L. Babb, Rig Realtor Attractively landscaped, lake view, Hwy. I? 92. Orono* C ity excellent condition, 20R with (901)77% 1111 fIreplace, screened porch, close to ___________________________ INC. all conv eniences. Call owner 53). MORTGAGE.- 'On this live year young home 3 BR. I' MLS-REALTOR 4balh SSUME , range, c en tral heat, utility p"CHARMIPIG, 3 OR. 2 bath, extra DOLL HOUSE- 2 OR, I bath,large Shed, 521.000 1g. corner lot, No city taxes, pool. family room, bargain f or retired 573.500 couple or young couple lust SANORA. PRICE REDUCED starting out, 116.300. $7500 3 lIP. 2 bath, c en tral heal & .1r, W w carpet, range 6. dish y$1 BR. 2 bath, beautiful Pinecrest area. Large attractive yard With QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD-. In 'v,iSher Double garage extra to pool New roof. FHA Casselberry, close 10 Shopping & appraised, 530.900 schools, large corner lot. Central RESIDENTIAL LOTS heat & air, 3 BR, Ii bath, 526.900. Buy now for your future home. LOVELY 7 STORY, 3 BR, 2 bath, Terms available ocatedon double sized lot in quiet COUNTRY HOME ON LARGE SANFORD nice neighborhood Formal dining LOT-- Central heat & air, 3 OR. 2 Melionyllie Ave 100 .110'. $7150 r oom 531.500 price allows for bath, 531.900. 100 .110' 567 50 mod ernizing . )'lio* Ave DeBARY SEPARATE WORKSHOP comes Corner. 105.130', 53500 wth to I BR. 7 bath, Completely LAKEFRONT 333 7)77 remodeled, w w carpet upstairs & Eves 322 1511 322 1)19 Nice cc. 5)1 7'O 207 E 75th SI. down Lovely cal in kit , extra 1g. yard With fruit trees. 137.500. DY OWNER 3 2, Cent. HA, WITT REALTY Separate DR, eat In kitchen, huge fr"ELEGAPIT cuStom built Fr en ch pool, fireplace, many oak trees. REALTOR 331 0610 Provincial, 1 OR. beautifully "34)43 Multiple Listing Service decorated, neighb3rhooj, $47,500, Eves 661 5345 3 $646 OSTEEN AREA- 3 OR, 2 bath, central heat & air, cement block with simulated brick front con. struchion. Large spacious kitchen, REALTOR, MLS family rm . 3 car garage, on 2 r1 323.5774 Day or Night acres of wooded land. Off Doyle Ill Road on Sheryl Drive. '.iOOL,tsyE LANDLORD 1. CYPRESS PARK REALTY INC. VA & FHA reconditioned houses. 711W New York Ave., Deland Starting at 5)7.500 with $100 dow n, REALTOR 901 736.7777 lower than rent. All Payments I areas Cat' Whitetiursl, 1 d 37-Business Property -..-.----' LLOYD'S - SANFORD COURT APTS. , 3737495 LOCH ARBOR- Specious 3 OR. 2 story brick waterfront home, 830 6833 or 339 Ill) eves. ___________ ._. REAL ESTATE REALTOR ' FRONT APTS- Daytona i Beach. For reservations, call Mrs R. U. Hutchison 323.lUft. Nobody lives above or below you at... CallBart SANFORD Ml020's Nice Corner Lot. 3 BR. l'i bath, central NSA, I', car garage. I year guarantee. Call for FHA terms. CRANK CONS'T REALTY . 42-4"le Homes 4 __________ ------_ , . .. .'. Idyltwild,- By Owner, 1 OR, 2 bath porch, fenced yard, fireplace, car garage. 323 7361. Bookcase Bunks with mattresses A some bedding 115. 323174 S. -----. 80-Autos for Sale CYPRESS LUMBER Open Sun. Only )p.m.40.m, 5015W 2nd St. Sanford Hwy. 1797, Lake Mary Blvd, 323.5200 Lak. Mary' 3 OR, 1' bath new homes. tinder $25,000 with eli than 5750 down. Government funding . Ny builder $34.1419 Equal Housing opportunity. ________ -i ---- .... prIoay,Aug.u, I977-5! 173 Honda, CL 310, 3,000 miles. Exc. cord., two helmets, back rest, adult owned, 1430. 322 4113A, FlU. DIRTITOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy, 323.7310 Clearance Sale. Sat. Only. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - 36-Resort Property Brick, Stone & Stucco $5'I ..w. .v'n..e Offer. Sanford, new home, 3 BR, 2 ba)h, family room, 2 car garage, kit. clien equipped with dishwasher, rang,, disposal. Central heat, air, Shag carpeting. Easy access to 1.1 £17 93, 10 Min. to Altamonte Mail. *37,500. FLAGSHIP BANK OF ORLANDO, $9633)) ext. 227. ___________________________________ - ' '' $4$S .''ne tt;-.".;''. . , 373.3)011 ________________________________ ______ - . 1. New York Strip 2.MstMJpo, With Mvshro.ju, dation ,aie LIquluatlon - NURSES, all shifts. Ger iatric ex. per ience preferred. Apply in LOST Pekingese, small female person. Sanford Nursing & Con. reddiSh brown, Scar on stomach & valescenl Center, 950 Mellonville back of right ear. Last seen in va Iwo 2 OR. turn apt all utilities in Tuscawllla near Dyson Drive 13 SECRETARY III Department yrs old, needs TLC Reward for cluded, no pets, 5)15 mo 323 5962 1700 SQ It modern office Downtown Public Safety, Division of Fire. Safe return, 679 5508 or 130 19)9, Lake Mary S separate rooms plus Send resume' to Personnel Office, Clean, quiet 2 story garage apt, air master Suite with private en KICK THE STORAGE HABIT sell Seminole County Courthouse, N. conditioned water 5)00 mo 1912 trance Ibaths, C H & A. Johnny Park Ave, Sanford, Fla., 3777 1 . IhtOø useful, no longer needed Sanford Ave Walker, sublet, 322 6457 Items with a Herald Classified Ad ORGANIST- CHOIR DIRECTOR Call 322 261! or 131 9993. for Grace Unit ed Methodist Church. Salary $200 mo. Apply 6-Child Care Church office before Aug. 2). Resident Manager ucJtio,, Aug .33, al 7:30pm III Airport Blvd, Sanford. Educational Child Care for as low $I weekly if you qualify. 373 $131 Wanted FAMOUSRECIPE or Now taking applications for position of FRIED CHICKEN Christian Day managers of apartment complex In Sanford. School has openings Asst. Manager, apply in pe,son, 509 for I and 3 yr. aIds for fall Semi-retired or retired coupl, preferred, 5 French, I yrs. required semester. Tuition, $23 mo. Call Salary, apartment, utilities and phone. If interested Luther an Church of Redeemer, mail coupon below for additl3nal Information, 3223333 or Mrs. Martin, 322 #M 2I-Sltuafls Vsnted or Mrs. Holcomb, 333.1317 NAME: --.---------l:ilPerlenced practical nurse will Experienced Will keep Children in my horns, Provide care, room, board for ADDRESS: fenced in yard. Have taken Child elderly in my hone 3237631 Day Care course. 3235962 CITY: STATE: 24-Business Opportunitje 9-Good Things to Eat ZIP: PHONE: Old established fence businj Farm Fresh Okra for canning includes land, building, office or freezing, Mon., Wed., Fri. MAIL TO ROBERT FISHER, equipment, 2 pick up trucks, tools Mahnken Farm. 3330173 Box U, SANFORD, FLA, & Inventory. Areal money maker. BUY TODAY BE IN BUSINESS BLACK EYED PEAS You pick 32771 TOMQOw 565.000 Terms ______________________________________ Oregon Ave. I Mi. North of SR 46, lust west of 146. lmi. West of Sanford. _____ 7 OR, tq family rm. & fireptac... C H A. William Maliczowski. REALTOR. 3221913. eves. 322, :2:' . I' _ ___ ____ 31-Apartments MACHINIST. .Ibshop experience neceery, 0316131 - i, I 32-Houses Unfumished 3 BR, bath, shower, small Co. SANFORD COURT APTS. building, laundry room. Lake Monroe, $150 ma. 5652161 after S 'P. 3733301 pm .3301 S anf ord A v e, 7 OR, country house, older c ouple, Ap Ridgéwood no children, reference required, $100 month, 3376496 I. 2. & 3 bedroom apartments svailable, Pool, Rec. Room, T ennis C ourt, Laundry Room, AC, 33-Houses Furnished Dishwasher, Carpeted & Draped. Call "I6420 All i,iits have buiIt.ln bookcases Partially furnished 1 OR, rural location. $121 mo. Owner.Broker and chandeliers at... 332 sm ______ __________________ - I ___ __________________ &VON sales mean extra money this summer 6413079 . 5:00 MUJUNlOROL Prelude to the 1900 qui Enjoy this customized 3 BR, 2 bath home with family room with its Playground sizci fenced yard, on a Quiet cul de sac. Owner will finance, Accept lot or equity in trade. 1]1,SOfl, - 78-Motorcycles 62-Lawn-Garden Cash & Carry Furniture 3 BR, I bath, FR, Kit. equIpped, new carpet, CU 1. A, patio, lanced In yard. let & 1, Quiet neighborhood. 323.5779, 521.500, formal living & dining, roomy COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED REALTORS-130 6061 pantry, family room with - VA & FHA homes located in Eve fireplace, Also a game room. 19 . many areas of Seminole County Swimming pool enclosed by 1)1.500 2 BR, 1 bath CBS home, nice corner 10 550,000. Down payment )_ ~ stockade fence, has its own wet low as $100. lot with citrus trees. Convenlentlp bar, bath area & sauna. Even a " located. 371 0113. • Aim i-llIfl+ Dnsiha In,. _________________ gazebo. A must see at $76,900. lUll). I$alL, Ill).,. Niew 3 OR. 1 ba ERROL L.OREENE th home's, $23,$go. Government subsidy available. REALTOR 6 44 6923 31 Park Dr. 322.2115 Builder, 333.3317. Equal Hous ing REALTOR After firs: Opportunity. *3 BR. 2 bath, pool oriented floor I" 92t4 3223991 3270645 Plan, with 3 Sliding glass doors for BARGAIN HUNTING exquisite view Move in fur $650 oay Ave Sanford, 3 BR, I bath, 1g, :e hunt Is over. VA S FHA J..*.. 531,300, dining area Trees, 531.900. repossessions, completely refurbished from as low as 5)7.000 Home for Fla living, 3 OR, 7 bath *4 OR, 7 car garage, 2 fireplaces, with $100 down. All areas. Cat cent. ASH, 111*143', sprinkler Hssy 431 area, fenced patio. BBQ Whitefiurst, REALTOR, 3726711 system, immaculate. Mid 30's. ,grill C ROOBIE's REALTY 3729753 Si.INLAND AREA- 3 BR, paneled FR, air, fenced yard, country *IDYLLWILDE_ IBP, 3 bath pool home, Mid 60's. pIe., by owner. 1104 S Myrtle etmosphere. $74,900 Sanford; ft neighborhood. Excellent family SA NFORD-.- 3 BR, P1 baths, lust 3 4.3.21 ACR ES- High & dry on small Condition 5 in. irs. old, fenced yard, quiet Pond Oaks, paved road, S ml. to "come. 519.900. Washington Oaks area, Assume 30% 571 1062 downtown. $26O. Terms. Deltona cwn $33,000. LAilE MARKHAM AREA- Lot A LOT FOR A LITTLE.- 48R. Old with 1g. oaks. IS0'x 121'. 13.500. TAFFER REALTY frame house, on 'p acre near 1.1 r,.,i. A. .k,1 .... u,uy .,J,WJ. ...,, ''cv.. Forrest Greene Inc. 11 Rig. Real Estate Broker Stemper Agency REAL TOPS 3226455 1100 E 35th St. - 330lSanlordAve . NA.SCAR Tallad.gs 500; AuInIernntlonI Motor . 0 uflis Li " Sanford Furn, rooms. Gracious GENEVA GARDENS tiving.SOOS.Oak.$Umo.ln'ludeI ISO3W.?SthSt. 3fl2090 of Miles . maid, 3279673, I1I.7S$). ________________ 31A-Duplexes 3Op0I'tflh8fltS Unfurnished _ _____________________ 7BR. Unfurn. Near 5CC, $ISOmo. Sanford Lovely I or 7 BR. air, WW Deposit, 901.136 0299. carpet, formica kitchen, .3135. furniture $10. 333.9433. shin!... SANFORD COURT APTS, WAITRESSES if you are having dillicully finding a place to live, car fo drive, a job, or some service you have need read all our want ads every day. _________________________ -_----- bama HIDDEN LAKE ESTATE ' units have double walled sound proofing at 51-Household Goods Trade Up LAKE MARY-. I BR, 2 bath, con. tral H&A, carpeted, screened porch, $3,900, 373.5632. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, -------.. . _. __41-Houses 322.6543 - Cocktail waitresses & waiters needed. Plush spot, good tips. AAA EMPLOYMENT "Your Future Is Our Concern" 201 Commercial 373.3176 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL NON for families or friends of prObI drinkers For further infor mation call 12)4S$?orwrite Sanford Al A non Family Group P. 0. Box S$3 Sanford,Fla.32,,l FISH (n day) (A) FOR S VIE SAGA: Episode 25 in series. June persuades Fleur tohay.he ptj painted by her Ideal age, Hem Baldee. 8:30 (4) BOB NE'M4AJffSHOIV Or.Heystnkeeoulegalnsta fear Oh falling in a patient. (A) (6) SUGAR TIMEI: Premiere, Situation Comedy about (tree vung wvryien whose urn. bllloue ptntit of a rock music cwenj ceroplicates and ceofusee thaW personal lives. stur _. -t 3301 Sanford Ave. 3233301 INTERVIEWERS ________________________ I To canvass door to door updating DeBARY- Lovely large 1 OR, air, Info for new Sanford Lake Mary near stores, Ideal for retired City Directory, Must be IS years of persons. 6614176 or 3271051 age or otder, neat appearance, have clear legible handwriting or 1 BR apt., air conditioned, 911 Park Homes peinting, be excellent spellers. Ave. $165 mo. includes utilities, Outside work, no sellinc. Apply in Call 323 4349 after 3:30. person only loR, L. POLK 6. CO., WEKIVA RIVER (2) 2 OR. All units have lighted &floor,dattic, 101 E. 151 St., Sanford, room carpeted, adults, no pets, QUIET, storage at... between 9a.m. 6.11 am.. Monday free canoe use, 3334470. thru Friday. M F. 1:00 (2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL AlumlnumSlding (5I) AL.LNIGHT MOVIES:"HOI- Director 01 Office of management .. . analysis and evaluation (OMAE), lywood fleri,y County of Seminal,, Sanfor d, Fl Eliminate painting forever Cover man, Dick PlI. 1937. Mi.ielSalary $21,300 to ss,000. wood for good with aluminum siding, alumi num overhangs & Responsible for assisting the County Administrator and Board gutlers. Deal direct, no middle SECOND FILM: 'Flight of County Commissioners in ac man. 70 yrs. exp Eagle Siding Co., Mars." Cameron Mitchell tivities related to budget & IS) 9563 Marguerite Cl rTWl. 1951, financial planning, management Sclertoefctioritsi.at,ot trip analysis & work program plan Beauty Care in outer apace. ning. Send resume to Personnel 0111cc, County of Seminole, N. -_ 30 Park Ave., Sanford, Fl. 3337). TOWERS BEAUTY SALON lim g) (formerly HarrietI's Beauty Nook) (4) (1) C8SSPORTS SPEC. TACULAR: Events indud, II I ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 625 1277 for "We Care" Adults & Teens, 24) 11:30 (2) (12) SATURDAY NIGHT: Host: Sissy Spacek. (A) (6) MOVIE: 'fk. Ioingeireet's War." John Saxon, 1' Ho&on. (1) MOVIE: "Forbidden Al. Hance." Norma Shearer, Fredric March. (55W) 4:30 • DIVORCE FORMS- oi' free in. formation write to: no 791, Pompano, Fla., 33061. PRESEASON FOOTBALL: Oncirmati vs Tamr$*. -Threet'ti, LATE (9) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS ' 8160, Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 37711 (LI 11:15 (4)S MAKE A 400 (71) MASTERPIECE THEA. TEA; See Ch. 24, 3p.m. I' MonthlyR.ntal$Avalable I I COLOR TV, Air Cond., Maid S,rv. QUALITY INN NORTH 5621000 II SR 134. Longwood 7 Bedroom Furnished Apartmenf _____________________ Phone 423-451? . en 'opisse the life oh a epoiled rich Youth. Ldtirnately hoklng hen in bondage. 3:30 Vnted Carriage Cove Mobile Home Park needs a dependable weekend sales person. $23 per day plus com mission. Start Immediately. 323 FACEDWITHADRINICINO PROBLEM? P,rtAlcoholics Anonymous Can Help Sarah Miles. Sinister servarit an attempt to fird Mark Daniel. is-Help -- 3210420 GRIY ADAMS (A) 20 THE GOODIES 7:30 (4) THE MUPPETS SHOW 2.4 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC: Part one Of Little thrd Faunderoy." (A) 8.00 12.) (12) EMERGENCY: &scket1 and Early vie for a thoiceHawaiian worlungveca. tlonassiglnent.(R) 24) MOVIE: The Servant." British. 1963. DIrk Bogarde, 2,4, MASTERPIECE THEA TEN: EpIsode 14 of "Poidwk." Fk155 aCa*I')WWeS Trencem's smugglers to the Scifly Isles In -----.-- _________________ (12) THAT .. The family of J. A. "Pop" Emerson Sr. would like to thank all their General office help. 321 0120. many friends & neighbors for the Qualified Technician, citizen band love, prayers, and many act radio repair, Knowledge Of phase kindness" during our time lock loops necessary. Contact sorrow. Also spec ial thanks o Glynn Rogers Sr • at CO Servk, Rev. Bill C'4fmmn, PArs, 0. 0. Co. Sanford Airport, 32776. Orke,s Sanf or d P!ice Dept., Brisson Funeral Home. Carpenters For Remodeling (6) HEEHAW (7) ALL STAR SOCCER (6) LAWRENCE WEL.K: "FwTblyTouj: (9) MOST WANTED: rywJer of a young woman In Ever's past reeJlaCestockaw hem into a dial with a find bonc5ng sect. (A) 1100 (2) (4) 1 6) '12) 3.00 41-Houses Aii .7) 24 PICADILI.YCIACUS: "Circus in Calabria." first U.S. Ambassador to Jew i-Card of Thanks .. 10:00 harm, (9) $100000 NAME - (14 EVENING AT POPS: Fea. C) SIDE By 5$() , • - lured: Rober'.a Peters, Robert '..rn (R) (6) SjNDING BOARD (I.) CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 24) WALt. STREET WEEK 2:00 (2] (12) MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (6) ARA PARSEGHIAHS SPORTS 24' FLORIDA REPORT 2.30 cui MOVIE: The Barbarian and the Geisha." John Wayne, Elko Mdi 1958. I . Marianna maCk. 9.00 (2) (12) NBC MOVIE: "Piec Lion." Alan Aide Lauren ,g i.. li. Plimpton's autobiographl book about an wn.j gig. slder who after h*tohintothe world Of pro football. (J) STARSKY P14) HUTCH The pair facesusponsion when aua&ii coniplajnta are against them, R 24 I• I • Noon The Daj Before Publication 41-Housø ___ - SANFORD- Small home 29' DEADLINES Sudaj -Noon Fridaj ___________________ ________________________________ __ ________________________ _________________________ Bajb Benton Did Cart and (12.) CHAMPIONStSIP WRESTLING 24 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 1:30 613, ___________________ __ liii Istuts - 16) CBS (12) WINNES CIACLE 7:00 (2) HALl.,, AMERICA UJAQ..*,IC: Sixth 0090do of •,'y andTh.Pa14)ur.(R) 10:30 MONSTER SQUAD (4) (Ii THE '24) AMERICANA "Two Ball Games." k)OAflefltary wtiid't shows the effects of tot orgaized and ooIr)etIteve PO't5. 11:30 '2) (12) TONIGHT - NEWS TWE JUNGLE . . . . (7) AT THE TOP 24 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS: Featured: The Amazing RIiyttvnAcas," 0:30 ROAD RUNNER 10.00 (1 2) QIJINCY: A football playerisk*sedlnahetandrun outside Danny's cM and both federal aqonts and gang.uir* ST1 ftfltOt" t stifle the in ost4gaion. (A) 24) DOCJPJT#.JW SHOW. CASE: "Wcrk, V*jrk, In dopIhtroatmentofwsiypeoe work at satisfaction they deify. from thilik work.arid ' Y a certain lob. (79 ABC CAPTIONED PG ,, '' ) WASHINGTON P( ,,., , route. Sanlord. Good sso,000. Terms. Wm.J,THOMPSON REALTY Rag. Real Estate Broker EvIs3fl'I9 321565.3 RATES itims . ................. ca line HOURS 3cons.cutiv.timn .31cc lIne I 00 AM. S JC P.M. 7 COftMCUIIV* times.....33Cc NISI MONDAY thru FRIDAY $2.00MINIMUMCHARGE SATUR DAY .Noon 3 r who i irvii.raincte cover 9:00 (6) MOVIE: "Climb an "VY PxbJr*ain."FessPur$cer,Stella Stevens. 1972. %Mdowedlaw. f? raises Na chli&on on reUctanhty, goes after UCONOMYNITI 0.00 (4) (63 fJ5 rTr. 2.4 MISTER ROGERS 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. Evening Switzerland to THE KEANE BROTHERS: Premiere. ktiscalvaflotys4sm'nerseriosstar. ring Tom and John Keane. teenagers who sing and play nbslcaIirtnsnentsandw,Ite theWaen songs. .1 ) (12) (4) (6) THECLUECLUB " WEEK IN REVIEW THE BEST CF DON AND MARIE osMoNo new day) Guests paj Jimmy Osmori.d, George Gobel, loney (A) 830 (2) (12) oco AND THE MAN: ONce proposes ryw. riage Ioadlvorceehekrowin high sthod, but Ed Is opposed to the match. (A) (4) (4) AYEAAATTHE'rop Suation ceniedy series' teattalng Greg Evigan, fec and GaPi$el Dell (7 ) (24 WALt.. STREET WEEK 900 (2) (12) THE FILES: Rociciotd discovers a firm Oh private Investigators will UseMYflleanstndewthefleld AM Pvl` nFUrnhed ui most energy e fficient CO units available today are at 1 Herald, P. 0. Box 1451, Sanlord. Fla , Wit. SANFORD COURT APTS •countrneI 100 Rchw 33'33' ts.o capacity. citract html 3301 Sanford Ave. Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 (6) PGA GOLF TOURNAMENT: Pebble Beach, Calif., third round of play. BLACK PERSPECThE ON THE 8:30 in actlon-4rnj the dIrect eelf (1) 24 AM JERRY THE MUMBLY SHOW 24 CAp.p.AsCOLENop who atents radio disc oJ KIT (9) (7) CID gets involved in murder. 4 THE AGE OF UNCERTAlPV:"Domacyj.a. ship and Commitment." :3O CELEBAITY SWEEPSTAKES sIC' GONG THE PJPPETSSHON (4) C4) (I) SYLVESTER io (1) ABC MOVIE: "Play Mstj F P Clint Eastwood, Jessica Water. 1911. Storyc,l 1 Ws this clwTonship meet for to I8yeuroide. Live, Lincoln, Nub '2$ CONSUMER SURVIVAl. KIT: Topc:wesandestatee. OOV WOOD. C?) NOVA. , 'The Transplanl EXpur I °"°'° 800 hired to protect. Seminole OIynic Games Moscow. uv.verageovads WJJ Md and oonWetj. (6) ANIMALS, ANIMALS, ANIMALS (12) LAW OF THE LOST detective becx)mes emotionally the 1960s. paper Income. Reply Box (R) MOVIE: Jurmy, 8.00 (4) (1) () (12) NEWS MY THREE SONS 24 ZOOM 8:30 (12) NBC NEWS tI)C8SNEWS * FAMILY AFFAIR (7) 24 VILLA ALEGRE ABC ws 7.00 (2) TO TELL THE TRUTH (4) THE BEST i LUCY i,t I * HOGAN'S HEROES FEEDBACK CE) WORLD OF THE (12) HEE HAW: Guests. George Jones, Tammy a, Roy Clark Fanly. ed McNEIL.LEHpER RE- AM CLASSIFIED ADS of 5QtJp,.R.ES 24 FLORIDA REPORT 800 (2) (12) SANFORD AND SON: Fdinestoesonio olhlseongstouesSingerB. B. King. (A) U U 411ii-Evsnlng Harold Sanford Fl. '3888 323.1080 CHico OR 645.4100 AND THE • .4 MAN JUST MAKE PAYMENTS -ANY OF THESE CARS11 VIGA HATCHBACK 1) MAZDA '74 5050 WAGON '73 PINTO-'AvI, '74 VIQA HATCHBACK '72 OPIL WAGON '73 OPIL MANTA 'H VENTURA '13 HONDA CIVIC '13 VEGA I DOOR '71 OMIOa 'H IMPALA-K.tra Clean 17-92-427 5 Paints 'Il TOYOTA-Standarl 17 1 055 1.-Awli, 'n ToYoTA-avis. 'II $POUTASOUT W011 '71 CRICKSTT 4 BOOR '75 IL DOSADO-Lieded �___________ j •-Y d. ;. BLONDIE by Chic Young p f ( SAY SOMEThING TWAT WILL I CAN 'TGET Rio OF THESE HICCUPS, FRIGWEN ME) JI_ IC I ACROSS 43 Half lnr.fiit l6Giseous I Sonof Adam Compound 5 CordIal 49 Implement Aniw.,n Previous Pu,,Ia ..-.-..-.. __ ivi •si it Is lather to 52 Objurgate '1' T DiAI 1 13 Old World 54 Put joffice ET! __ DLW1L l4 Remove from 55 Happiness IUIMIP PICIflhSIC N print 56 Cord NI0 [!L!J! VA 15 Eskimo ornement 111111 M$JI IN I6 Cavell ... 51 Summers (Fr.) __ I 18 Family of IVLMIW I 'IA!! ILL! o( medieval DOWN TJ[, ]JJ 1jA) Ferrara c4LI 19 Superlative I Compass pj a Is j M A suffix point jj,jjj virieis 20 Housewife's ti- 2 Emerald Isle lIe (abbr.) 43 Mm's 3 London trolley 22 Abyss 22 Der Vaterland 4 Venus 23 Exhale garment (Abbr.) 5 Mouth part 25 Attilas 44 Alcohol tamp 24 You (archaic) 6 Rather than followers 45 Army meal 28 By birth (poetic) 26 Notch 29 Add (2 wds) 7 Nostrils 46 Building wing 21 To be (Fr.) 31 Public service 8 Osiris' wife 47 Night (Fr) 28 Orb 33 Omission 9 Am not (i i) 29 Understand 48 Abstract 35 Motherol. 10 Steeve 30 City In Italia being pearl 12 Puts 36 Newt 50 Automotive so13 Hearing organ 32 Worthy Grain 37 Talk back 17 Baseball cisty (abbr) 38 Fast aircraft 51 Under the 39 Hawaiian player p,q, guitar (abbr.) (abbr.) weather 40 Singer Boone 20 Encountered 40 Eighth-gallons 41 Glum 21 Bridle part 42 Biblical king 53 Snaky letter ___ [J _____ BEETLE BAILEY In AA,v lAS... - DR. DEAR LAM — — I'deeas In Her Daily Die t Iie ;r;rm T1 jE _____ _lI_ DUIK .. — — EDITION SUNDAY ) iI - -, • Three Dr. yearsagolhadasmall nervous breakdown, which mulLed in tension and a constipation Lamb . It uuctors recommended mild tranqulizera and a psychiatrist. I took the pills but not the therapy. A change in jobs helped my tension and sensible exercise prog, Exercise a good 1ranq prune Juice cured the red. . for most d people. Today I am a healthy, DR. LAMB_ I DEAR woman who has cured year-old her nerves but still depends on never heard you commj 15 ox. Jar of prune Juice every someone who uses an ez other day. I'm truly afraid to amount of salt in his diet. stop yet I know I should. What I mean Is at every meal h do' How long will it take makes his food white with t ti to return to normal? Please •. Urjñi% itAUV11— A1m help? all life giving substan ces ca DEAR READER— It so unds harmful in truly exceu1t1' to inc like you have made a lot of progress. There are worse amounts. Hence, too mu Your oxygen leads to Ozy(N" things thanprune Juice. bowel function would probably poisoning but you will& By DONNA ESTES improve if you could decrease without It. Too much suns11 llerald8talf Writer will damage the skin or etsj "Sanford City Commissioner Julian the amount you need Stenstrom has called on the Prune Juice contains an Induce skin cancer. Yet, all t board of directors of Seminole Community Action (SCA) to that energy that runs planet e) ingredient amine the procedures of the organization which allows "one of active i employee to file charges against a governing body or a private stimulates contractions of the comes from the sun. - business without due investigation." colon, fit this sense It is bit like We need salt. Our body flii' Said Stenstrom: "I wo uld hope that the board of directo rs of a chemical laxative. It does not provide bulk. There are illt. must have salt in them for SCA under whose policy the local EEO (Equal Employment forest reasons for constipation. normal chemical balance. Opportunities) officer operates would look into its own procedures in permitting 0110 of its employes to file charges against In most people it is related to reasonable amounts if a per" insufficient bulk In the diet. consumes more sail thN 4 governing body or private business without due investigation of needs the excess i Mm! s whether the charges are valid." Psychological factors are often eliminated. Of course, th Stenstrom's remarks were in reaction to a statement by Mrs. important, too, requires water and the ~ ,Wd ye Jones Roberts, list ed as one of the "affected parties" in the I am sending you Th e Heal th dlvidual must ha ve plentiut agreement between the city and the U.S. Equal Letter number 2.1, Irritable or waterintaketodot his prope ploymnent Opportunities Commission (EEOC), denying she Spastic Colon and Constipation. Too much salt and no t enot had been discriminated against during her six week's .cm• It will provide a good program for you to use. Others who want fluid can contribute t"j ployment with the city. j 69th Year, No Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents day, August 14, 1977 .•.., -- Is EEOC Payments Flap - 0 Ufl UUIU'I LV)tK by Art Sanom ARE VU GOING TO WEAR 'TVUR NEW SWIM SUIT, JENNY W? YES! MY TEENSIEST WEENSIEST 8IKiN'• **— It~ -IVA ll-7-1_~e v I 1V&Ic JPoo I QIkA W.M 1104 H' " V_& by Bob Montana Edam parks I uII lIIIIR IIIII jIIIIII IIII III _jII I_ jII MIII MOM am IIJIIII IIIII. Jul11 Ill Hong JII ll l_ arm l, lllNo. luljl Jlllns luIllI Jul11 Jul11. all. HOROSCOPE Call For Probe by Al Vermeer R E W AT15 W9H W WLPFtH I LIK 1O6e racial disff imination charges: "Now I iuiow how a rape victim feels no recourse." He said Friday that it is "evident some fraud has been perpetratedonthe city. If fraud is involved somebody should answer for it," he said, also commending Mrs. Roberts for speaking out. A six-member team composed of Mayor Moore, City Manager Knowles, City Atty. Vernon Mize, Police Chief Ben Butler, Butler's administrative aide, and the city's personnel director negotiated with EEOC investigator John Otero on the agreement. McClanahan noted that "the rest of the commissioners were in the dark and that was the result of the federal requirements during the investigation. It looks like federal guidelines put so many restrictions on the negotiations phase that the whole commission was at a disadvantage." At the same time, McClanahan made it clear that he was im plying no criticism of Mayor Moore who recommended that the city accept the agreement. "Mayor Moore is the best chief executive any city has. There is no doubt about that. lie is the most conscientious Individualthe - - WIN AT BRIDGE THAT aT A6KIW FOR ______ - .1 - k*IAT REALLY GETS MY ERALc' NJY MO 31 .1 — BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl 1 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jaff. 19) Post a "No Trespassing" sign on your business matters today so those who don't belong won't butt in. A bad apple could spoil the whole barrel. .11 II 4 i by Bob Thaves wi RIF done: died " 4' UEREmEvcaM,,,1 ...WATCIOUEVERYIODY'' _______ ' ., '. - - -- ' I . I 'l V!.4..... -• LPW ______ f i' - - 'l''' , . -, . - -. tar ThC kiPii TRACK MV M0VeMENT5-_ laD The MTPISH) r ' I / . '' - ' , • ' . - - , "how did that one get away" asked the student. "You ran into some very good defense." replied the A Kentucky reader wants know If experts ever revt1 The answer is that we Wa of no expert who hasn't revoLed some time or other E* perts bid and play well. bat they fall far short of perfec tion. S , . -, - - .-' ' .1 7F* - MRS. LOUISE CRAWFORD, SC: CIVIl. RIGHTS OFFICER ...I personally had nothing to do with the selection of Jake Cohen as a reciplent..., - , (Do you have a question ki experts? Write Jacob y," cat• of thiS newspaper. Th. Jacobyl '' answer Individual questions Stamped, s.U.addt.s ,4 envelopes are enclosed most Interesting questcnI •' be used In this column and i5 receive Copies of JACOE'f MODERN.) - I - - - ' . Insurance: New Law, But No Free Lunch - - Police recommending its pulsory, It does not relieve the legislature for abolishing members avoid issuing tickets driver of financial respon'I don't see how the governor and legislature can compulsory insurance per se, unless traffic violations are sibility. l)ermit this complicated creation to plague the but I do quarrel with their Motorists are confused and serious and judges admitting The only auto insurance now citizens For too long a time.' — Robert Karns, abolishing without it resentful. leniency rather than impose required, however, is PIP Sanford insurance aitent. simultaneously providing some Law enforcement officers tire traffic fine surcharges, some coverage If a driver has an automatic recourse with a municipal officials are coii 'reluctant to enforce it accident or is convicted of financially responsible Some judges are calling it cerned lest fines revenues certaiuidriviuigoftenses,he also chasers, sellers and un- for time lost from work; department of the state," exunconstitutional and eight budgeted be depleted. may be reuuired to have derwriters alike and carrying the cost of hiring someone plaii)ed Karns. senators have asked Gov. Another group directly ai. liability iniranco or show PIP alone could conceivably to perform services that an "The Department of Public Rubin Askew to call a special feted by the new law is other proof of financial result in astronornicn! rate Injured member of the family Safety will not even inspeitti a one-day session to repeal one more concerned about the responsibility before he can increases for UI sured (such as the wife) is wuible to driver's license or revoke a result of the ot her provisions continue to dri ve. provision, but he declined, motorist coverage." perform, and up to $1,000 per license plate until there is a "It's a ban law," said Meyer, Without a doubt the state that relate to auto Insurance. "Now it's back like It was a person for funeral and burial court judgement for damages. legislature generated a storm Three local insurance agents "the responsible driver is going couple of years ago," expenses. In Seminole Ills not so severe," to carry insurance for of resentment when it enacted 1cKitbIii said." People who You may still sue another he said, "as we have a Small he controversial automobile protection of those he might care will carry liability and person for expenses not paid by Claims Court where any aurance law which went into injure and the irresponsible those who don't won't. The I'll' and for damage to your layman can file his OWl) suit." 'fect on July 1 without the driver is let off the hook. Ills company I represent has yet to vehicle. As before, you may not it check with the Small governor's signature. Robert Karns, Bruce McKib- more important than ever to give any premium for PIP sue for "pall) and suffering," Claims Court revealed anyone Much has been heard and have carry uninsured driver's in- alone, but l doubt if many of my except for death or certain ('811 file a suit for up to $100 for bill, and Gordon Meyer r ead about the section of the act expressed dissatisfaction with surance." Meyer questioned If customers will change. Only a serious injuries such as per- only $8.50; up to $1,000 for $15 that nrovides for a Good the act, the .aersons who voted for the voualehavecomeintoaskfora snanent dleflo.irpmpnt nør. 41 If up IU r lul 11111114 Hy JANE CASSEIJWRRY Herald Staff Writer . by Stan Lee arid John Romita HE og.HE DOES-. .PIDaRMA e.A4 ESCAPE ME - ' ---- , - -: ,) - - -- - - - - - ------ --- --- -, NJ - - U1P DOONESBURY jJ HAVENI NE MUCH FISHI -, Party xecutive term, which expires In appointment said Maryanne selected in 1970, she added. has voted to Novem*r of 1978. Morse, vicG'cha1rm* Of the The Seminole County Young establish a party adv1iory The governor can appoint a ,ountv Henublican in Re p u blican ['arty. fl..n,ihlI,i,,.. •rn.gst,,Iinn r'"''''........ committee to recommend three Semin le Countian to the "When chairman Hill adopted by their executive names to Democratic Gov. position even if that co un ty MeCollurn returns next week committee this week, ur ged Reublu Askew, who will appoint resident does not live in Kim- from vacation, we'll decide Askew to appoint one who a successor to County Corn. trough's district, w hi ch in. what to tic," she said. shares the same Republican missioner John Kimbrough. duties Longwood, Lake Mary "If we decide to, we'd po litical be liefs and philosphy Kimbrough has said he will and southe rn Sanford. probably submit several names as those demonstrated by resign "effective Oct. 1', to Har pe r, a mem be r of the to the governor, said Mrs. (ojilillissioner Kimbrough." accept a promotion from Seminole County Board of Schering Corp. and move to Education, said, "We're not Virginia, sure yet" who will make Meeting in Sanford this week, recommendations to Governor the Democratic Executive Askew. He said Harvey Cotton, Committee refused to endorse a special assistant to the pa rty chairman Rod Cable gover no r, will be in the county because "several other "about Aug. 23. Then we'll members of the executive know more." committ ee also wanted the Th e governor once had an endorsement," said Rep. Bob advisory committee to Suggest hiattaway. u- Altamonte names of De mocr ats for ap Springs. pointive positions, but the The part y executive corn- committee was abolished In mittee's decision to create a 1974, Harper said. party advisory committee was "People who want the job are (lone because "the executive turning their names in to Herb committee does not think Stenstrom. Sheriff John Polk recommendations to the and myself," said Harper. governor should be made by '"We've heard from Tallahassee one man, E. C. Harper Jr.," that the governor will select au Hattaway said. individual who either lives in Harper, according to Hat- Kimbrough's district or pledges laway, is cotisidered by party to move there, and he mot executive committee members submit a full resume to the - vsi TUMLEWEEDS a,, . OuRs I woRIc •lfl1&p. I - - ' I - - r KNOW W4Ar g/9q I'M r'AL'ra' AAO ?N GOWRAM1, ..,'--' , ANNR I .;. ' to be the man the governor will governor." Morse. The county Republican rely on for advice in making the . 't a possibility we would party has made no recomappointment, to fill the discuss" making recom- inendations to Askew to make o - th I F THIS ' To RiSK' PwN I HER' t - Committee '.. - and West's queen West coo linued his good defense by leading his last club Sou was in with the for his seven th trick L tunately he had lost th ree tricks and would have to lead away from his king of spades to give the defense two more _______________________________________ AUNr MY PalL-- IWr LET "an WORRY Ur MIR HAD ?HE _________ -• squeeze himself hopelessly So he led a spade to his.Jact The student won the dia. mond lead with his 10. played his king and queen of hearts, led a diamond to dummy's king, cashed the ace of hearts and continued with the seven in order to set the last heart up. Ile discarded two clubs from his hand In the process. West was in with e 10 of _________ - Demo Panel To Nominate Successor To Kimbrough , ' . _..__ Professor. SPIDER-MAN ' 0.pIIPl Th e student was in dummy but could not afford to cast k i. UV4EI L,...... since ne woow , SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Favor old friends today. All other things being equal, give the edge to those you've been able to count on. 'I FRANK iou u nave a better chance of winning if you save something for the home stretch, ThEY'RE SELLIN' MV HOUSE FFO4 UNDER ME'C.AJJSE I CW M4K N' W)I4ENT6! %Z3 SV/19cAf.")_ __ Iuudy. your haste to get something done today, you could err. Try to rectify this as soon as possible to prevent serious repercussions. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Others will do your bidding today if you set a good example. Don't expect followers if you're not really a leader. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Put your money on only sure things today. Back what you work for and what you know, but don't bet on tips, dreams or lotig _______________________________ shots. Smokey Says: (front). Also enjoying outing are a daughter Brenda Parkhurst (second from left). her children, and children from the Eisen family. Story, snore photos, OURSELVES, Page 14'.. The ' Radio City Station, N.Y., I019. Be sure to specify your birth date. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You'll fare well today by sticking to carefully laid plans to add to your resources. Improvise and you may well throw everything out of kilter. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Activities that don't cost you an arm and a leg will afford the most pleasure today. Expen. sive diversions prove to be far less fun. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Iloldaliltie back In competitive ON By MARK WEINBERG Herald Staff Writer . by Howle SchneIder isforaid Photo by Jane CaS11#1bary) No black leather jackets for this motorcycle 'gang.' Group is composed of three gt'n.'rations of bike riders: from grandparents Bud (center) and Elnora (right) loncrie1 of Winter Springs, to three-year-old granddaughter :%Iana Elsea A FAMILY WHEELS - , EEK & MEEK p.m I-- See STENSTROM, Page Sit - ' 2 "I was never interviewed, never asked any questions. I think I should have been asked questions before my name was involved," Mrs. Roberts said. "1 applaud Mrs. Roberts for her forthright stand in this mat. ter," said Stenstrom. "1 am most gratified and appreciate her coming forward," said Mayor Lee P. Moore. Stenstrom said he be lieves the city "should move forward" and br ing this entire matter to the attention of the U.S. Dist rict Att or ney for w ha tever action is necessa ry. Commissioner A.A. McClanahan said on June 22 after he and other commissioners had approved the EEOC agreement on the - PRISCILLA'S POP ..t them concluded the city's f inancial obligation in settling the case. Mrs. Roberts also said that neither Mrs. Louise Crawford, civil 5C f.. 4,. rights and equal opportunities officer with SCA, nor John Otero, centswithalong,stamped,seif. person exposed to heat. equal opportunities specialist with the EEOC office in Miami, - -addressed envelope for In very large amounts questioned her about whether she had left her job with the city mailing. By being patient and is some evidence that this ifl1 • because ofdlscrunitiationor whether she had a complaint against following the bowel training contribute to high bloot the city. program outlined there you can pressure. The reason for -'he said the first she knew that she had been listed i,i the EEOC improve, blood pressure and Wok''Isreement as a recipient of a cash settlement from the city I would suggest that you By BERNICE BEDE OSOl. start native is often slak ' becati.se of alleged discrimination was on Aug. 5 when she was Increasing the bulk in your diet to beJpaanese from the CXCCSS U3. l called to city hall to pick up a check for $W. by using whole cereals that salt. For Saturday, August 13, 1977 The only happening during her employment with the police contain bran. Increase the department as a complaint clerk from Oct. 5, 1(176 to Nov. 11, 1976 YOUR BIRTHDAY AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) bulky vegetables as in salads. If Some people use lots of Se Aug. 13, 1977 that tinged of discrimination, Mrs. Roberts said, was a personal Always remember that your you happen t' use coffee, tea, or from habit. A few use lots o(MI conversation with a female dispatcher. Your experience has taught word Is your bond. Stick to your colas you might stop them. because their body needs it She said the dispatcher made a racial slur. "I've already you to differentiate between the agreement, even though These increase anxiety and good example here is the per, forgiven her for that and she is no longer with the department," good and the bad. If you apply someone comes along with a nervousness anyway and have with a deficiency of the adrei . Roberts said, s your highest standards ft better offer. the opposite effects of your glands. These people crave 1 .i Mr Mrs. Roberts said she had planned to leave the department coming year, the results could PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) tranquIlizers, and it does help to pre1 t#/eII before the incident to attend Rollins College where she Is a be overwhelming. Anything you do for others Try to develop and maintain a adverse symptoms. full-time night student working toward her degree in criminal LEO (July 22-Aug. 22) This today should be done with an justice. could be a strange day. Persons eye toward the quality of your You're dealing with will act In performance. It It's worth an unpredictable way. Keep doing, it's better done right. 1' your cool. You can figure out ARIES (March 21-April 19) •'" how to handle the incongruities. Go along with things your fly ()SWAI.I) arid JAMES J,%t'OIIY Ihiulni, trrnlhll nIa,.tin, .........•fl•l n frlrnid. wnnt in WV An 4V $n,I..i, •Ut4U, a ------------...UI hearts and came up with thai career? Send for your copy of because you'll have fun. But very good defense entiorle Astro-Graph Letter by mailing sidestep any Joint ventures that by th e Professor. He ca : 50 cents and a long, self- involve money. They could th e ace of clubs and got ou addressed, stamped envelope to backfire. . .. leading a diamond to South's Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, TAURUS ( April 20.May20) In ace. ½' this information can send • ..' . Although Mrs. Roberts protested that she did not want the $s00 check from the city, she said Otero in a telephone conversation from Knowles' office at city hall to Otero's Miami office, told her to take the check. Knowles said he also insisted that she accept the check. :Ie said that receipt by Mrs. Roberts and former police officer Jake Cohen of the checks for $500 each and the execution of release forms by I developing heat stroke in I - 1 /5 AWIG MW auI6/ rw1 AZI? £V4 )WT M771*. ote- -, .Z'M,QZ fl. )E5ia1(uW. 14 71E*gI1 fl6&TEUP1 /O1?,la- 1TtT iras - * I.S./ftzLor i$'AJ ai j1 __________________________ ZerAF 6 W..S)R44N.. G-O-L-A-N/ 17GY., isaamom 1dF n6 l! -. DO amul AjF&IN '"M ..._2' by Garry Trudea ov,-i £P MTh? - I ,&.. n - Drivers' Incentive Fund to be -- ----. --- ----.- - - - "'' ""' Other major changes !it the low knew what they were doing, quote on PIP and only one has inanent loss of a bodily fulic- distributed annually to good drivers who carry liability i,nsuraulce. Any driver convicted of a new law include elimination of saying they were "poorly ad- decided to drop liability and compulsory liability insurance vised." carry just PIP." What does PIP coverage for Florida drivers; increasing deduction for Personal Injury "Quite frankly," Karns said, involve? If you or a passenger e. This includes serving tion, lass of body member or serious temporary Injury. PIP benefits apply to the notice by certified mail. If policy *%ving traffic violation must Protection IMP) coverage; 1he press releases have led In your automobile is injured in passengers fit the car and fice will supply the necessary anyone driving the car with forms and explain how to set U[) /05 8(tN pay a civil penalty of $30 in WE I dI f - Analysis - - I reducing disability benefits for many segments of the an accident, the ,insurance holder's family, served by the sheriff there isall additional $1.50 let'. The Small Claims Court of. y Toda A round The Clock 6-A llo%pital Bridge 44' Obituaries addition to the regular fine and loss of wages and reduction of population to believe they are company will pay benefits of as permission as well as the an extra penalty of $200 for drunk or reckless driving with the surcharge going to the in centive fund. 'With the Fraternal Order of medical benefits, not responsible for property much its $5,000 per person for All three insurance mcii damage and injury and I am the following: claimed many persons are not now in the process of writing —80 per cent of all reasonable aware that, although liability legislators to tell them the law medical expenses; —60 pe r cent of gross inco me insurance is no longer corn- has conf used insurance pur- a hearing. For suits of amounts (*l)mlcs policy-holder, PIP coverages over$l,soo, they recommend an attorney since they are heard iii crthnrti Editorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb Hor osco pe ' do not apply to the other driver, thus the need for liability insurance. "I don't quarrel with the See INSt RANCF Page 8-A I-C ' ' 44' 3-A flSKl. 'Ii'k',isiun lik rather 6-8-I) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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BLONDIE by Chic Young p f ( SAY SOMEThING TWAT WILL I CAN 'TGET Rio OF THESE HICCUPS, FRIGWEN ME) JI_ IC I ACROSS 43 Half lnr.fiit l6Giseous I Sonof Adam Compound 5 CordIal 49 Implement Aniw.,n Previous Pu,,Ia ..-.-..-.. __ ivi •si it Is lather to 52 Objurgate '1' T DiAI 1 13 Old World 54 Put joffice ET! __ DLW1L l4 Remove from 55 Happiness IUIMIP PICIflhSIC N print 56 Cord NI0 [!L!J! VA 15 Eskimo ornement 111111 M$JI IN I6 Cavell ... 51 Summers (Fr.) __ I 18 Family of IVLMIW I 'IA!! ILL! o( medieval DOWN TJ[, ]JJ 1jA) Ferrara c4LI 19 Superlative I Compass pj a Is j M A suffix point jj,jjj virieis 20 Housewife's ti- 2 Emerald Isle lIe (abbr.) 43 Mm's 3 London trolley 22 Abyss 22 Der Vaterland 4 Venus 23 Exhale garment (Abbr.) 5 Mouth part 25 Attilas 44 Alcohol tamp 24 You (archaic) 6 Rather than followers 45 Army meal 28 By birth (poetic) 26 Notch 29 Add (2 wds) 7 Nostrils 46 Building wing 21 To be (Fr.) 31 Public service 8 Osiris' wife 47 Night (Fr) 28 Orb 33 Omission 9 Am not (i i) 29 Understand 48 Abstract 35 Motherol. 10 Steeve 30 City In Italia being pearl 12 Puts 36 Newt 50 Automotive so13 Hearing organ 32 Worthy Grain 37 Talk back 17 Baseball cisty (abbr) 38 Fast aircraft 51 Under the 39 Hawaiian player p,q, guitar (abbr.) (abbr.) weather 40 Singer Boone 20 Encountered 40 Eighth-gallons 41 Glum 21 Bridle part 42 Biblical king 53 Snaky letter ___ [J _____ BEETLE BAILEY In AA,v lAS... - DR. DEAR LAM — — I'deeas In Her Daily Die t Iie ;r;rm T1 jE _____ _lI_ DUIK .. — — EDITION SUNDAY ) iI - -, • Three Dr. yearsagolhadasmall nervous breakdown, which mulLed in tension and a constipation Lamb . It uuctors recommended mild tranqulizera and a psychiatrist. I took the pills but not the therapy. A change in jobs helped my tension and sensible exercise prog, Exercise a good 1ranq prune Juice cured the red. . for most d people. Today I am a healthy, DR. LAMB_ I DEAR woman who has cured year-old her nerves but still depends on never heard you commj 15 ox. Jar of prune Juice every someone who uses an ez other day. I'm truly afraid to amount of salt in his diet. stop yet I know I should. What I mean Is at every meal h do' How long will it take makes his food white with t ti to return to normal? Please •. Urjñi% itAUV11— A1m help? all life giving substan ces ca DEAR READER— It so unds harmful in truly exceu1t1' to inc like you have made a lot of progress. There are worse amounts. Hence, too mu Your oxygen leads to Ozy(N" things thanprune Juice. bowel function would probably poisoning but you will& By DONNA ESTES improve if you could decrease without It. Too much suns11 llerald8talf Writer will damage the skin or etsj "Sanford City Commissioner Julian the amount you need Stenstrom has called on the Prune Juice contains an Induce skin cancer. Yet, all t board of directors of Seminole Community Action (SCA) to that energy that runs planet e) ingredient amine the procedures of the organization which allows "one of active i employee to file charges against a governing body or a private stimulates contractions of the comes from the sun. - business without due investigation." colon, fit this sense It is bit like We need salt. Our body flii' Said Stenstrom: "I wo uld hope that the board of directo rs of a chemical laxative. It does not provide bulk. There are illt. must have salt in them for SCA under whose policy the local EEO (Equal Employment forest reasons for constipation. normal chemical balance. Opportunities) officer operates would look into its own procedures in permitting 0110 of its employes to file charges against In most people it is related to reasonable amounts if a per" insufficient bulk In the diet. consumes more sail thN 4 governing body or private business without due investigation of needs the excess i Mm! s whether the charges are valid." Psychological factors are often eliminated. Of course, th Stenstrom's remarks were in reaction to a statement by Mrs. important, too, requires water and the ~ ,Wd ye Jones Roberts, list ed as one of the "affected parties" in the I am sending you Th e Heal th dlvidual must ha ve plentiut agreement between the city and the U.S. Equal Letter number 2.1, Irritable or waterintaketodot his prope ploymnent Opportunities Commission (EEOC), denying she Spastic Colon and Constipation. Too much salt and no t enot had been discriminated against during her six week's .cm• It will provide a good program for you to use. Others who want fluid can contribute t"j ployment with the city. j 69th Year, No Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents day, August 14, 1977 .•.., -- Is EEOC Payments Flap - 0 Ufl UUIU'I LV)tK by Art Sanom ARE VU GOING TO WEAR 'TVUR NEW SWIM SUIT, JENNY W? YES! MY TEENSIEST WEENSIEST 8IKiN'• **— It~ -IVA ll-7-1_~e v I 1V&Ic JPoo I QIkA W.M 1104 H' " V_& by Bob Montana Edam parks I uII lIIIIR IIIII jIIIIII IIII III _jII I_ jII MIII MOM am IIJIIII IIIII. Jul11 Ill Hong JII ll l_ arm l, lllNo. luljl Jlllns luIllI Jul11 Jul11. all. HOROSCOPE Call For Probe by Al Vermeer R E W AT15 W9H W WLPFtH I LIK 1O6e racial disff imination charges: "Now I iuiow how a rape victim feels no recourse." He said Friday that it is "evident some fraud has been perpetratedonthe city. If fraud is involved somebody should answer for it," he said, also commending Mrs. Roberts for speaking out. A six-member team composed of Mayor Moore, City Manager Knowles, City Atty. Vernon Mize, Police Chief Ben Butler, Butler's administrative aide, and the city's personnel director negotiated with EEOC investigator John Otero on the agreement. McClanahan noted that "the rest of the commissioners were in the dark and that was the result of the federal requirements during the investigation. It looks like federal guidelines put so many restrictions on the negotiations phase that the whole commission was at a disadvantage." At the same time, McClanahan made it clear that he was im plying no criticism of Mayor Moore who recommended that the city accept the agreement. "Mayor Moore is the best chief executive any city has. There is no doubt about that. lie is the most conscientious Individualthe - - WIN AT BRIDGE THAT aT A6KIW FOR ______ - .1 - k*IAT REALLY GETS MY ERALc' NJY MO 31 .1 — BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl 1 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jaff. 19) Post a "No Trespassing" sign on your business matters today so those who don't belong won't butt in. A bad apple could spoil the whole barrel. .11 II 4 i by Bob Thaves wi RIF done: died " 4' UEREmEvcaM,,,1 ...WATCIOUEVERYIODY'' _______ ' ., '. - - -- ' I . I 'l V!.4..... -• LPW ______ f i' - - 'l''' , . -, . - -. tar ThC kiPii TRACK MV M0VeMENT5-_ laD The MTPISH) r ' I / . '' - ' , • ' . - - , "how did that one get away" asked the student. "You ran into some very good defense." replied the A Kentucky reader wants know If experts ever revt1 The answer is that we Wa of no expert who hasn't revoLed some time or other E* perts bid and play well. bat they fall far short of perfec tion. S , . -, - - .-' ' .1 7F* - MRS. LOUISE CRAWFORD, SC: CIVIl. RIGHTS OFFICER ...I personally had nothing to do with the selection of Jake Cohen as a reciplent..., - , (Do you have a question ki experts? Write Jacob y," cat• of thiS newspaper. Th. Jacobyl '' answer Individual questions Stamped, s.U.addt.s ,4 envelopes are enclosed most Interesting questcnI •' be used In this column and i5 receive Copies of JACOE'f MODERN.) - I - - - ' . Insurance: New Law, But No Free Lunch - - Police recommending its pulsory, It does not relieve the legislature for abolishing members avoid issuing tickets driver of financial respon'I don't see how the governor and legislature can compulsory insurance per se, unless traffic violations are sibility. l)ermit this complicated creation to plague the but I do quarrel with their Motorists are confused and serious and judges admitting The only auto insurance now citizens For too long a time.' — Robert Karns, abolishing without it resentful. leniency rather than impose required, however, is PIP Sanford insurance aitent. simultaneously providing some Law enforcement officers tire traffic fine surcharges, some coverage If a driver has an automatic recourse with a municipal officials are coii 'reluctant to enforce it accident or is convicted of financially responsible Some judges are calling it cerned lest fines revenues certaiuidriviuigoftenses,he also chasers, sellers and un- for time lost from work; department of the state," exunconstitutional and eight budgeted be depleted. may be reuuired to have derwriters alike and carrying the cost of hiring someone plaii)ed Karns. senators have asked Gov. Another group directly ai. liability iniranco or show PIP alone could conceivably to perform services that an "The Department of Public Rubin Askew to call a special feted by the new law is other proof of financial result in astronornicn! rate Injured member of the family Safety will not even inspeitti a one-day session to repeal one more concerned about the responsibility before he can increases for UI sured (such as the wife) is wuible to driver's license or revoke a result of the ot her provisions continue to dri ve. provision, but he declined, motorist coverage." perform, and up to $1,000 per license plate until there is a "It's a ban law," said Meyer, Without a doubt the state that relate to auto Insurance. "Now it's back like It was a person for funeral and burial court judgement for damages. legislature generated a storm Three local insurance agents "the responsible driver is going couple of years ago," expenses. In Seminole Ills not so severe," to carry insurance for of resentment when it enacted 1cKitbIii said." People who You may still sue another he said, "as we have a Small he controversial automobile protection of those he might care will carry liability and person for expenses not paid by Claims Court where any aurance law which went into injure and the irresponsible those who don't won't. The I'll' and for damage to your layman can file his OWl) suit." 'fect on July 1 without the driver is let off the hook. Ills company I represent has yet to vehicle. As before, you may not it check with the Small governor's signature. Robert Karns, Bruce McKib- more important than ever to give any premium for PIP sue for "pall) and suffering," Claims Court revealed anyone Much has been heard and have carry uninsured driver's in- alone, but l doubt if many of my except for death or certain ('811 file a suit for up to $100 for bill, and Gordon Meyer r ead about the section of the act expressed dissatisfaction with surance." Meyer questioned If customers will change. Only a serious injuries such as per- only $8.50; up to $1,000 for $15 that nrovides for a Good the act, the .aersons who voted for the voualehavecomeintoaskfora snanent dleflo.irpmpnt nør. 41 If up IU r lul 11111114 Hy JANE CASSEIJWRRY Herald Staff Writer . by Stan Lee arid John Romita HE og.HE DOES-. .PIDaRMA e.A4 ESCAPE ME - ' ---- , - -: ,) - - -- - - - - - ------ --- --- -, NJ - - U1P DOONESBURY jJ HAVENI NE MUCH FISHI -, Party xecutive term, which expires In appointment said Maryanne selected in 1970, she added. has voted to Novem*r of 1978. Morse, vicG'cha1rm* Of the The Seminole County Young establish a party adv1iory The governor can appoint a ,ountv Henublican in Re p u blican ['arty. fl..n,ihlI,i,,.. •rn.gst,,Iinn r'"''''........ committee to recommend three Semin le Countian to the "When chairman Hill adopted by their executive names to Democratic Gov. position even if that co un ty MeCollurn returns next week committee this week, ur ged Reublu Askew, who will appoint resident does not live in Kim- from vacation, we'll decide Askew to appoint one who a successor to County Corn. trough's district, w hi ch in. what to tic," she said. shares the same Republican missioner John Kimbrough. duties Longwood, Lake Mary "If we decide to, we'd po litical be liefs and philosphy Kimbrough has said he will and southe rn Sanford. probably submit several names as those demonstrated by resign "effective Oct. 1', to Har pe r, a mem be r of the to the governor, said Mrs. (ojilillissioner Kimbrough." accept a promotion from Seminole County Board of Schering Corp. and move to Education, said, "We're not Virginia, sure yet" who will make Meeting in Sanford this week, recommendations to Governor the Democratic Executive Askew. He said Harvey Cotton, Committee refused to endorse a special assistant to the pa rty chairman Rod Cable gover no r, will be in the county because "several other "about Aug. 23. Then we'll members of the executive know more." committ ee also wanted the Th e governor once had an endorsement," said Rep. Bob advisory committee to Suggest hiattaway. u- Altamonte names of De mocr ats for ap Springs. pointive positions, but the The part y executive corn- committee was abolished In mittee's decision to create a 1974, Harper said. party advisory committee was "People who want the job are (lone because "the executive turning their names in to Herb committee does not think Stenstrom. Sheriff John Polk recommendations to the and myself," said Harper. governor should be made by '"We've heard from Tallahassee one man, E. C. Harper Jr.," that the governor will select au Hattaway said. individual who either lives in Harper, according to Hat- Kimbrough's district or pledges laway, is cotisidered by party to move there, and he mot executive committee members submit a full resume to the - vsi TUMLEWEEDS a,, . OuRs I woRIc •lfl1&p. I - - ' I - - r KNOW W4Ar g/9q I'M r'AL'ra' AAO ?N GOWRAM1, ..,'--' , ANNR I .;. ' to be the man the governor will governor." Morse. The county Republican rely on for advice in making the . 't a possibility we would party has made no recomappointment, to fill the discuss" making recom- inendations to Askew to make o - th I F THIS ' To RiSK' PwN I HER' t - Committee '.. - and West's queen West coo linued his good defense by leading his last club Sou was in with the for his seven th trick L tunately he had lost th ree tricks and would have to lead away from his king of spades to give the defense two more _______________________________________ AUNr MY PalL-- IWr LET "an WORRY Ur MIR HAD ?HE _________ -• squeeze himself hopelessly So he led a spade to his.Jact The student won the dia. mond lead with his 10. played his king and queen of hearts, led a diamond to dummy's king, cashed the ace of hearts and continued with the seven in order to set the last heart up. Ile discarded two clubs from his hand In the process. West was in with e 10 of _________ - Demo Panel To Nominate Successor To Kimbrough , ' . _..__ Professor. SPIDER-MAN ' 0.pIIPl Th e student was in dummy but could not afford to cast k i. UV4EI L,...... since ne woow , SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Favor old friends today. All other things being equal, give the edge to those you've been able to count on. 'I FRANK iou u nave a better chance of winning if you save something for the home stretch, ThEY'RE SELLIN' MV HOUSE FFO4 UNDER ME'C.AJJSE I CW M4K N' W)I4ENT6! %Z3 SV/19cAf.")_ __ Iuudy. your haste to get something done today, you could err. Try to rectify this as soon as possible to prevent serious repercussions. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Others will do your bidding today if you set a good example. Don't expect followers if you're not really a leader. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Put your money on only sure things today. Back what you work for and what you know, but don't bet on tips, dreams or lotig _______________________________ shots. Smokey Says: (front). Also enjoying outing are a daughter Brenda Parkhurst (second from left). her children, and children from the Eisen family. Story, snore photos, OURSELVES, Page 14'.. The ' Radio City Station, N.Y., I019. Be sure to specify your birth date. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You'll fare well today by sticking to carefully laid plans to add to your resources. Improvise and you may well throw everything out of kilter. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Activities that don't cost you an arm and a leg will afford the most pleasure today. Expen. sive diversions prove to be far less fun. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Iloldaliltie back In competitive ON By MARK WEINBERG Herald Staff Writer . by Howle SchneIder isforaid Photo by Jane CaS11#1bary) No black leather jackets for this motorcycle 'gang.' Group is composed of three gt'n.'rations of bike riders: from grandparents Bud (center) and Elnora (right) loncrie1 of Winter Springs, to three-year-old granddaughter :%Iana Elsea A FAMILY WHEELS - , EEK & MEEK p.m I-- See STENSTROM, Page Sit - ' 2 "I was never interviewed, never asked any questions. I think I should have been asked questions before my name was involved," Mrs. Roberts said. "1 applaud Mrs. Roberts for her forthright stand in this mat. ter," said Stenstrom. "1 am most gratified and appreciate her coming forward," said Mayor Lee P. Moore. Stenstrom said he be lieves the city "should move forward" and br ing this entire matter to the attention of the U.S. Dist rict Att or ney for w ha tever action is necessa ry. Commissioner A.A. McClanahan said on June 22 after he and other commissioners had approved the EEOC agreement on the - PRISCILLA'S POP ..t them concluded the city's f inancial obligation in settling the case. Mrs. Roberts also said that neither Mrs. Louise Crawford, civil 5C f.. 4,. rights and equal opportunities officer with SCA, nor John Otero, centswithalong,stamped,seif. person exposed to heat. equal opportunities specialist with the EEOC office in Miami, - -addressed envelope for In very large amounts questioned her about whether she had left her job with the city mailing. By being patient and is some evidence that this ifl1 • because ofdlscrunitiationor whether she had a complaint against following the bowel training contribute to high bloot the city. program outlined there you can pressure. The reason for -'he said the first she knew that she had been listed i,i the EEOC improve, blood pressure and Wok''Isreement as a recipient of a cash settlement from the city I would suggest that you By BERNICE BEDE OSOl. start native is often slak ' becati.se of alleged discrimination was on Aug. 5 when she was Increasing the bulk in your diet to beJpaanese from the CXCCSS U3. l called to city hall to pick up a check for $W. by using whole cereals that salt. For Saturday, August 13, 1977 The only happening during her employment with the police contain bran. Increase the department as a complaint clerk from Oct. 5, 1(176 to Nov. 11, 1976 YOUR BIRTHDAY AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) bulky vegetables as in salads. If Some people use lots of Se Aug. 13, 1977 that tinged of discrimination, Mrs. Roberts said, was a personal Always remember that your you happen t' use coffee, tea, or from habit. A few use lots o(MI conversation with a female dispatcher. Your experience has taught word Is your bond. Stick to your colas you might stop them. because their body needs it She said the dispatcher made a racial slur. "I've already you to differentiate between the agreement, even though These increase anxiety and good example here is the per, forgiven her for that and she is no longer with the department," good and the bad. If you apply someone comes along with a nervousness anyway and have with a deficiency of the adrei . Roberts said, s your highest standards ft better offer. the opposite effects of your glands. These people crave 1 .i Mr Mrs. Roberts said she had planned to leave the department coming year, the results could PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) tranquIlizers, and it does help to pre1 t#/eII before the incident to attend Rollins College where she Is a be overwhelming. Anything you do for others Try to develop and maintain a adverse symptoms. full-time night student working toward her degree in criminal LEO (July 22-Aug. 22) This today should be done with an justice. could be a strange day. Persons eye toward the quality of your You're dealing with will act In performance. It It's worth an unpredictable way. Keep doing, it's better done right. 1' your cool. You can figure out ARIES (March 21-April 19) •'" how to handle the incongruities. Go along with things your fly ()SWAI.I) arid JAMES J,%t'OIIY Ihiulni, trrnlhll nIa,.tin, .........•fl•l n frlrnid. wnnt in WV An 4V $n,I..i, •Ut4U, a ------------...UI hearts and came up with thai career? Send for your copy of because you'll have fun. But very good defense entiorle Astro-Graph Letter by mailing sidestep any Joint ventures that by th e Professor. He ca : 50 cents and a long, self- involve money. They could th e ace of clubs and got ou addressed, stamped envelope to backfire. . .. leading a diamond to South's Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, TAURUS ( April 20.May20) In ace. ½' this information can send • ..' . Although Mrs. Roberts protested that she did not want the $s00 check from the city, she said Otero in a telephone conversation from Knowles' office at city hall to Otero's Miami office, told her to take the check. Knowles said he also insisted that she accept the check. :Ie said that receipt by Mrs. Roberts and former police officer Jake Cohen of the checks for $500 each and the execution of release forms by I developing heat stroke in I - 1 /5 AWIG MW auI6/ rw1 AZI? £V4 )WT M771*. ote- -, .Z'M,QZ fl. )E5ia1(uW. 14 71E*gI1 fl6&TEUP1 /O1?,la- 1TtT iras - * I.S./ftzLor i$'AJ ai j1 __________________________ ZerAF 6 W..S)R44N.. G-O-L-A-N/ 17GY., isaamom 1dF n6 l! -. DO amul AjF&IN '"M ..._2' by Garry Trudea ov,-i £P MTh? - I ,&.. n - Drivers' Incentive Fund to be -- ----. --- ----.- - - - "'' ""' Other major changes !it the low knew what they were doing, quote on PIP and only one has inanent loss of a bodily fulic- distributed annually to good drivers who carry liability i,nsuraulce. Any driver convicted of a new law include elimination of saying they were "poorly ad- decided to drop liability and compulsory liability insurance vised." carry just PIP." What does PIP coverage for Florida drivers; increasing deduction for Personal Injury "Quite frankly," Karns said, involve? If you or a passenger e. This includes serving tion, lass of body member or serious temporary Injury. PIP benefits apply to the notice by certified mail. If policy *%ving traffic violation must Protection IMP) coverage; 1he press releases have led In your automobile is injured in passengers fit the car and fice will supply the necessary anyone driving the car with forms and explain how to set U[) /05 8(tN pay a civil penalty of $30 in WE I dI f - Analysis - - I reducing disability benefits for many segments of the an accident, the ,insurance holder's family, served by the sheriff there isall additional $1.50 let'. The Small Claims Court of. y Toda A round The Clock 6-A llo%pital Bridge 44' Obituaries addition to the regular fine and loss of wages and reduction of population to believe they are company will pay benefits of as permission as well as the an extra penalty of $200 for drunk or reckless driving with the surcharge going to the in centive fund. 'With the Fraternal Order of medical benefits, not responsible for property much its $5,000 per person for All three insurance mcii damage and injury and I am the following: claimed many persons are not now in the process of writing —80 per cent of all reasonable aware that, although liability legislators to tell them the law medical expenses; —60 pe r cent of gross inco me insurance is no longer corn- has conf used insurance pur- a hearing. For suits of amounts (*l)mlcs policy-holder, PIP coverages over$l,soo, they recommend an attorney since they are heard iii crthnrti Editorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb Hor osco pe ' do not apply to the other driver, thus the need for liability insurance. "I don't quarrel with the See INSt RANCF Page 8-A I-C ' ' 44' 3-A flSKl. 'Ii'k',isiun lik rather 6-8-I) �Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl, vI&ng N. aW,$aif, Fl. Says Gunter, Smothers Did Svny, Au,. 14. øn INBRIEF Paper Says 'Sam' Attorney Off.r.d Deal On- Recordings FLORIDA IN BRIEF - o Era Stars Fn.terorise Boy Faces Murder Charge In Death I i4 EDWARDS AIR FORCE thee was talk of the space NEW YORK (AP) - David Berkowitz, BASE, Caflf. (AP) - in a flyc shuttle's promise. accused in the "Son of Sin" slayings, is and+ all minute searing glide California Guy. Ethnimd G. over the CilIfOtilil desert, a Brown Jr. spolte of the shuttle undergoing psychiatric teàting. Meanwhile, craft called EMeria4e ushered is a means to one outer space to one of his attorneys reportedly offered to sell Amerlcabdoanewzpacea — aid an Earth running out of The New York D a1Iy News six hours of reco,, one in wtcii man's space resources. ed conversation with Berkowitz. The attorney, Brown, who has the rubvetirse nut only will fascinate Philip Peitz, 43, denied the newspapers him bull will allegations. The News said in Saturday's With astronauts Fred - Raise whose state is benefiting from o W having Rockwell International Ges*n Fullerton at U edition that Peitz offered - through a it the "Northcontrols, the space shuttle pop. Corporation Of California as the representative — to sell American Sunday rights to the taped ernpy, said the $2 inliku spent to put versations for $50,000. The newspaper said it bst through hlghbanglng the Enterprise aloft was well declined the offer. douds and rowed safelylored worth IL Canal Strategy Four.Pronged. first Ume the apm ban tar the University __ 5 andastrommer . For man o(tiitho— strategy is being plaimed in President Car-wwbcanietothtsJurt . ter's drive to win Senate ratification of the ' "Itchth of Lou"A AnØ ___ the ___ pes_ce In new Panama Canal pact. The agreement - 10 the thonky r let orW around the Earth. 11 S111111111111 aces s w ugs,_____ ____ , the EnteMiseto opposition from Senate conspace for seemed to IelJreae* .cleilce human needs" servatives. Carter is trying to persuade fiction come senators personally that the new agreement Is lathe first apacenamed aft the ip good from U.S. national interest and that It ship that liks a plane ". rr and make regular trips in and ul lead the way for the United States to win T" can perform its space space. ft will be able to friends in Latin America. The President also chores and return to Earth for oitof repIr satellites, hasten the tieis trying to put pressure on the senators nmw ve1ouned of a system that will through the public and through top 7be shattle, which will even- shoot energy from ipace to Republicans. tually caM scientist an Mots Earth and will aid In exploring Into Earth orbit, was lugged to WW a low-mile altitude by the 747plands in the solar sys. Wildcat Strikers Warned before it was released for Its For Fred liaise, there was a test flight and landing. WASHINGTON (AP) — The United Mine more personal meaning in the Whenthe shuttles beilin makWorkers appears to be ready to deal harshly Wg fli&n to cuter apace In success of the Enterprise. with dissident members who have waged a W, they will blast off from liaise was aboard Apollo 13 In wildcat strike for the past two months. The Earth like rockets, wing their 1970 when the spacecraft had to union's executive board on Friday warned the own engines and sup- turn hock from the moon after P1nefltMY engines that will be an explosion In mid-voyage, striking miners that they faced possible exshed after launch and salvaged Three years later he escaped pulsion if they continued the strike. UMW death when a plane he was flyfor later use. President Arnold Miller said he would head to lug crashed and burned short of When liaise, 43, and Fullthe coal fields to try to persuade some 66,500 er, 40, eased the shuttle a runway In Texas. wildcat strikers to heed his back-to-work clown on a dry lake bed newsy, "It Is for me, a long time order. eers erupted and everywhere waiting," liaise said. -' :z:..•-•., Animal Visits Permitted - SARASOTA (AP) - A circus trainer charged with cruelty to animals has been given the right to visit the animals, a county judge has - ruled. County Judge Edwin Cummer said Friday that Otto Berosini also must arrange to have a Siberian tiger moved to the Humane Society with the other animals, which Include a camel and a llama. Murder Charges Dismissed WATI1D wwruuuu JACKSONVILLE (AP) — Murder charges have, been dismissed against two teen-age girls accused of a ritual killing. But after the charges were dropped Friday, Circuit Judge Ralph Nimmons Jr. committed Kimberly Hester of Savannah, Ga., and Renee Magnusson of Chittenango, N.Y., to a state mental hospital. JERGENS LOTION t15 I A p.m., low IN i.e., 1:41 p.m. LAiAt (AP) — iis- 13-year-old boy has been charged with first degree murder In the death of a 5-year-old girl who was raped and then strangled, a Polk County Sheriff's Department spokesman says. The identity of the teen-age boy was not released. Authorities said the body of Jennifer Ann Cloar was found after she was reported missing Thursday night. PERRY (AP) — Authorities have identified three bodies found weighted with concrete blocks in an Isolated sinkhole near here as two ex-convicts and a teenage girl reported missing since January. The males were identified Friday as George Harold Sims, 39, and Douglas Gene Hood, 21, by Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement spokesman Bob Pennington. He said the young woman was Identified as Sheila McAdams, 17. All three are from Springfield, A fourth body found 25 miles west of there, is believed to be Miss McAdams' sister, Sandy, 15, but Pennington said there were not enough remains to make a positive identification. U41111111I peohob&Jfty 70 per cexL 5-Year-Old Sinkhole Bodies Identified 1? Partly cloudy I. cloudy. SUNDAYS TIDES Thudenb,we likely. Righe Daytona beach: high 1:17 mm* Ii the up,er$.teIowa i.e., 1:37 p.m., law 1:51 i.e., IS,. Lows In the 7$.. Sontheast 4 P. W11111111111 arnnd II mph., Pitt Canaveral: NO 7:41 iecrelig at IIgh*. WIN a.m.,l:l4 p.m., law 1:43 i.e., stranger and (lily near 3:55 p.m. (buiderihowers. Rain Bayp.rt: high Z: i.e., 1:45 Of i WASHINGTON (AP) - A four-pronged ad l Offer He/, hem Tit&iNew Space NAII%J['I Not Sunday, Aug. 14, 111-3A i OZ REGOR EXTRA oq LIMIT TWO 19 Lawmaker: I Got No Support On Vests TALJJAIIASSEE (AP) — Top vests surfaced last week when a from Cabinet members such as dry Carter, the department's the top two Items. state officials who, are trooper was shot and killed In Mr. Gunter and Mr,Smathers," administration director. He Trooper Bradley Glascock, criticizing lawmakers for not Miami. Secretary of State James said. "They were said the department ranked the 24, was killed Aug. 4 when he bu.ilng state troopers bullet- Bruce Smathers and Treasurer nowhere to be seen at the time vests after new llgnt and sire,. 'as In the chest and on necka Proof vests were "nowhere to Bill Gunter have criticized state this Issue was before the systems, first aid kits and cag, aftershot he stopped a man be seen" last session, aaya legislators for not finding legislature." between the front and back Miami freeway for falling House Republican Lewfrr HIll . neu fQ(h. se$ of tronter.'";-' care.Ai cit 'The .. - Jans "It was hard for us to make a deltas was charged Thursday James chided the Depart- Criminal Justice and Appro. James, R'Delray Beach, said ment of Highway Safety and priatlons committees, but determination of which ones with the slaying to which police Friday that legislative critics Motor Vehicles for making didn't make it to the floor, should have been one, two, say he has confessed. offered no help when James in, vests their No. 4 equipment .e- JiU1l 5 charged the department three and four. But all four Glascock's parents gave him troduced bills the last past two quest this year. "did not support" its request were life-saving devices," Car. a vest when he became a troopsessions that would have budgfor the money and gave the ter said. or, bit authorities say he was "I did everything I could pos- item "a low priority" among cled vests for troopers. La 'makers appropriated not wearing It at the time. sibly do to pass my bill, and I equipment needs. $307,000 for 76$ light sets and James encouraged the CabIThe controversy over the certainly could have used help "That's not true," replied Au. $22,600 for the first-aid kits - net to shuffle enough money next week to buy vests for the troopers. Officlalasay five of the last six troopers killed would have lived If they had worn the vests. James and Sen. Richard Hen. 'roW -r -,•, '..roducJ bill., the past two years to buy the vests. James said he first Introduced the bill in W76 after a trooper and a visiting Canadian constable were killed on the Florida Turnpike. "I don't like to see publicity stunts when the consistent thing would have been to do something about it all along," James said of Gunter and Smathers, both Democrats. "I don't like to see the legislature get the rap because the legislative branch has been trying to do something TALLAHASSEE (AP) — said he got the idea from not want it to be a part of our he said. " Then Schmidt would If Askew recommends dc- about this. That's where it — Murderers who think that the JulHeInterview In which Death judicial system." electric dalr Is a horrible way Row inmate Robert Sullivan have been alive, Sullivan would mency, three of the six other started." ö.. .II __LO aie •, - as -- Sullivan - was__.. t'nnulrpri nf ....a . .. 's--'_._. dle .....1..LA iiui pr:er loutDu vu uea:n now and me noara members must agree to said the electric chair was re- Conner: Let Killers Choose Execution Method their victims did, says Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner. "I've honestly thought about submitting a proposal to the legislature giving convicted persons the choice of the state's method for execution of condemned people or the method they choose," he said Friday. But Connor said he Is not advocating such a choice at this time, murdering Homestead motel manager Donald Schmidt, P0lice said Sullivan fired four shotgun blast., Into the back of Schmidt's head after knocking him to the ground with a tire iron. Conner displayed a gory plcture of Schmidt's body lying 011 the ground with his hands lied behind his back. 'The way It could have been avoided would have been for Sullivan not to pull the trigger," volting. In the Associated Press interview published Monday, Sulilvan said he wants his execution televised, "I'm not saying that I want to be a martyr; that's not my Intention," he said. "But if people see exactly what an execution Is — It's not at all a nice thing — I have faith that a lot of people would find it so revolting and disgusting that they would HOSPITAL NOTES AUGUST it, 1977 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Annie Fisher - Essie Green Elizabeth Hill -Howard R. Judklns Beulah Knight Willie Mae Lowery Vergia M. Henry Keith L. Myers Nanie Mae Howard Willie Knight Dale B. Pavllck Joseph Williams Margaret Adams, Deltona Marion S. Burrows, Deltona Sophie Hendricks, Deltona Florence LaVaughn tcMwm, Deltona whole gory mess would not be before us." Conner serves on the Clemen. cy Board as a Cabinet member and could play a vital role in deciding whether Sullivan Is executeti. Six condemned men, Ineluding Sullivan, have comrn pleted clemency proceedings, and Gov. Heubl:i Askew could send any one them to the electric chair by signing a death warrant. spare the condemned person's life. MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT Cornier said he wanted to call public attention to the "dastardly" nature of Sullivan's crime to head off any sympathy for Death Bow inmates facing execution. (Policy Form MCXC) If I were a murderer and I had a choice, I think I would honestly choose the state's choice to the one he chose," Conner said. Now Available HELPS PAY WHAT MEDICARE DOESN'T PAY BENEFITS FOR Hospital • Doctor • Surgeon Nurse to Nursing Home Courlge bepls a Sind Youe 6 Addv,ii For Full Inloemition To Nams t',irio Antilci,, l\SI 5'\( I Cn%lP,, Roosevelt White Mrs. Gregory (Bobbl) Stadthagen & baby boy, San. ford Mrs. Clifton (Dianel Larson & baby boy, DeLand Troy D. Rollins Roxie Lee Bertha J. Standley date ol policy NO WAITING PERIODS — — - - — - - — — — Sarah Cole, Deltona Mary E. Fuller, Deltona Aphrodite Kadrevls, Deltona Cader G. Hart, Geneva Lester Carroll, Lake Helen Thomas W. Collins, Orlando Louise B. Olsen etlecVw THOMAS K. CRAVEN General Agent 430 C. S.mlnola Blvd. Casselberry, Fl.. 32707 Nome Orlando Office £1 S.,,, 011T RITE 298-5410 Star Rd. Ci, & Si.', E C TTIUCT1OS$ COOWlY I Vicki I.. Dowdy, Eustis Louis H. Drayton, Winter 3710-A Silver ::Tk9I prings BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. David Shelia) Jackson, a boy Find DISCHARGES Sanford: Audrey Butler Barbara C.arltpn Nathaniel I.. Croft Laymon R. Goodman unin'hniiu Use the little black squares to guide you. They're at 1874 S. Semoran Blvd. in South Orlando; 312W. First St. in Sanford; S.R. 434 at U.S. 17.92 in Longwood; 1250 Lee Rd. in Winter Park; 555 Enterprise Rd. in Orange City; 137 U.S. 17-92 in DeBary; the Oviedo Shopping Center In Oviedo; and 1003 W. Orange Blossom Trail in Apopka. Now then, if there's one of those little black squares near home, there's no place more convenient to do your saving. Because they're the eight offices of First Federal of Seminole. And they're near where you live for your convenience. Course if you like saving near work, and there's a little black square there, too, good news. Your savings account at one office counts at all eight. ig NOTICE OF TAX LEVY The School Board of Seminole County, Florida proposes to levy 8 mills of property tax for the Fiscal Year 1977-78 for the purpose of supporting the current FIRST FEDERAL (f . operations of Seminole County Schools. C The millage required to be levied by the Board in order to participate in the Florida Education Finance s% Program is 6.4 mills. "•!.:j_.1 - ,:' d , A public hearing on this proposed millage levy eli' will be held on August 24, 1977 at 7:30 PM. -; at the Seminole County Court House at, Sanford, Fla. - William P. Layer Superintendent t j- :... ."-' A0 : DAQ .L .'• Ituthrj" , . ., . 4 .- . �; I 4 - EvenIng Hers W, Sanford, Fl. EE .•. Bandit Takes H I •r' 11 is F' MR1 to atdIflan at the Sanford C. Sullivan arrested Larry in Thursday morning on his job RIFLES STOLEN Regional Juvenile Detention Kevin Fowler, 23, of 822 with a local manufacturing Sheriff's deputies today were Center. Glenarden Way, Altamonte plant. investigating the reported theft Sheriff's deputies said I.A. Bobbins and deputy Springs. Sheriff's LI, William Hogan of three rifles and stereo Saturday that a bandit who had Thompson were misted by an Police said marijuana was reported deputies found Kafka - equipment valued at $3,500 just robbed a convenience store unidentified tractor driver in found ins car driven by Cotney with a woman in the ABC Bar, from the residence of Helen C. apparently was frightened by apprehending the 14-year-cld and deputies said marijuana U.S. 1742, Sanford. Officers Harris, of 116 E. Clemson Dr., arrival of someone at the store Ocoee boy in a citrus grove off was found in a car drivn by said when they approached and Altamonte Springs. and dropped his loot before Tusawilta Road, after a foot Fowler and in his pocket when asked Kafka to accompany Mrs. Paul Widener, of 3453 S. fleeing thee.nø. -.••...,.,-.. • UV WIS I)UUU IL CVWLY JW. them naca LO Jail, he refused ijriaroo Dr., Sanford, reported Depity Richard Faulkner Deputies were searching for ESCAPE CHARGE and said he'd "come on down in to deputies that a fan and three of 117 Lea Ave., Longwood, reported a mail wearing a the youth after he was reported 3$, III lieu of $5,000 bDnd, A Seminole County Jail In. about 30 minutes to turn himself televisions valued at VOO were stockLig mask and black gloves as a runaway from the Inisfilng following a break-in at mate allowed to work days on a W." entered the 7-Eleven store at Seminole Group Center on charges of aggravated assault Two deputies then arrested her residence. with a pistol and battery after a work release program was Weklva Springs Road and SR Tuscawilla Road. The youth domestic Deputies today were seardisturbance at his arrested at a bar in Sanford Kafka for eascape and forcibly 434 west of Longwood early was charged with burglary in residence, according to county Thursday night and Is being removed him from the ching for two juvenile boys who Saturday and ordered clerk connection with abreakinatthe jail records. held in Jail in lieu of $8,400 bond establishment, according to snatched the purse of an 82. Debra E. McMichael to open Gabriella Lane residence of year-old Deitona woman Oil a charge of escape, sheriff's sheriff's reports Two mete were being held in the cash drawer and hand over CCII. E. S. Thomas (U.S. Army . Deputies said the escape Thursday flight at Butler Plaza county jail Saturday in lieu of deputies said. the money. reeIr.ih.n#ntltI.1Iii1At1nrnn t.t..... WI..... r......., 15 OW )v,n,l — w. ma,sh rn. ,vuV. II n,.....n,i .V..,.*I, vucu .......hnnrth..j 'ciuii VII IViVIIJ i all rhziri,a Wa. i.*,1,,..1 iii eJ 1"he bandit kept a hand in a of —' was reported taken marijuana possession charges Karka, 29, of Cocoa Beach, cordance with conditions of the Casselberry, and escaped with pocket and a weapon wasn't bi the lary. folinwing traffic arrests. didn't check Into jail within two work release program for the purse. $14 cash. credit cards showing, deputies said. The - ASSAULT CHARGE - - Casselberry police arrested hours after his regular time Kafka that had been approved and a checkbook. Deputies t,Ini4i r.i, .I.....i...A -"tom au uuuuauuuuu,uu Deputy DonaldMcCormick Mccormick Ronald Duncan Cotney, fl, of deputies. starteda search and by Circuit Judge Robert H. reported no injuries In the inamount of cash and change In a jailed Alford Pranas Pareigla, Tampa and sheriff's deputy B. discovered Kafka didn't clock McGregor. cident. •- BOB LLOYD being ordered Into a restroorn by the man. according to sheriff's reports [ Deputies said they found a '•-;. paper bag with money and our lapawayl • change scattered the store floor a,ad rized the ma rnan, / AIlt1. 1 frightened away" when w' persons arrived at the store. 14% RUNAWAY BOY NABBED Sherlfris I.A. William Robbins said Saturday that a runaway . juvenile from a south Seminole detention facility has been _____ • 1 arrested for a burglary at an area residence and turned over . •' ____ • ____ -_>• IN BRIEF . k. Ethiopia Launches Attacks .( C •"•. ' To Reclaim Railroad Link ?,iA1PnflTLwiJyu v.... , AT • utr.' — LdnlupiB says ILS troops have launched counter-offensives in the embattled Ogaden region In an apparent bid to reclaim control of the country's only rail line to the coast cut recently by Somali-backed rebels. Ethiopia's state radio said Friday government forces clashed with rebels of the Western Somali Liberation Front WSLFi two days of fighting around key rail junctions ,,,• t'flfltllrnfl hu Ilin 11uln..ill..n 4Wmile railroad, which carries most of Ethiopia's trade between Addis Ababa and nnrf on th (nlf nf A,lnpi hrn.. ui iii several places in the past two months by WSLF rebels attempting to annex the Ogaden plateau From Ethiopia and unite it with ma11a •' 9 all C. : MtI. , w-.'. ' C V •,.-. •: •.\.' • :•:•: • < •' — •.• MA ci .•, * Limit l With I :. £ 1141.79 , • p' - .• — .'• BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) — Irish Republican Army (IRA) guerrillas have answered Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee plea for peace in strifetorn Northern Ireland with a new round of violence aimed at British soldiers here. One British marine was killed and three other soldiers were injured Friday in an ambush in Belfast's turbulent Turf Lodge district, a stronghold of the outlawed IRA's radical Provisional Wing. The attack appeared to be an IRA attempt to restore its credibility among Catholic supporters after failing to carry out a threatened "blitz to remember" during the Queen's Silver Jubilee visit to the rebellious province Wednesday and 79 1-LB. -• - .• . • FFEEM1 / . ..• ',r? • • • • -• • . . •• • • , If 129 fto. • . •. . . BAG :1 $ 49 - . , IJ $ 29 ..1• 89C '1 ' • .$.••.• W 69 BroCcoli Sprears . 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'I Ruling Dies In Paraguay •'.., ) W$teP$.i Abuse Few MOre bays Seeh In Brutality Probe LIQUID ..2i; 91)0 ( • ( • ... . 3 ? 1°° .1•.. • . y : will hold your purchase for 60 days, ASUNCION, Paraguay (AP) — Interpol, the county Court Judge Harold international police agency, has confirmed Johnson has deferred ruling •'• .'-.. t$ .t! i/i____ that the man who died in Asuncion last week is until Monday on a defense ' • . . . .• . -motion for bond reduction or alleged Nazi war criminal Eduard Rosch•. ' •'.'• •• . .. pro-trial release from Jail of a . mani, the newspaper ABC-Color reported 38-year-old man charged with . •. ";;V . . • •' today. PVT .1 Wee felony counts of child araguayan police sent the dead man's abuse. ), fingerprints and photographs to West German Defense attorney Claude Van ' -. officials so they could determine whether he Hook told the court in a \, was in fact Roschmann. Doctors who con,. hearing on Friday that Paul JZ..J A11. £)1UflI3 15 UJI1IDIC •....LI_ W . _V5L • IUIVII uu1.ivu tin uuwJ ztiiu iiii lilun uieu UI.1U iieur bond of $1,500 In the case and attack and had suffered from diabetes, asked the bond be further reduced or his client released 'sndfni trial circuit court. Sturgis and Mr, Ester • • Fraser Medlin, , of 1506 W. -- Third St., Sanford, -were • :'e. / arrested by police on July 29 on child abuse charges in connection with the alleged beating State Atty, Douglas Cheshire was arrested early the morning of Mrs. Medlin's three-year-old •-•• 1. says a grand jury report on a of June 25 when police son, Wayne Eugene Medlin, ________ week long probe of allegations responded to reports of a civil with a wooden paddle. _______ of police brutality In connection disturbance on Drew Avenue in Mrs. Medlin is free on bond • -with the arrest of the 16-year- the Washington Oaks sub- and State Atty. Douglas • old stepson o' a fellow Sanford division, Sanford. Cheshire's office has filed a • -• officer isn't expected before Six policemen are reported to formal charge of misdemeanor Tuesday or possibly Wed- have polygraph child abuse against her In taken nesday. examinations at their own county court. The three felony child-abuse Grand jurors were in secret request in connection with the deliberations most of the day probe. counts—each punishable by 15 Friday at the Sanford courThe youth, who again went years in prison - against Sturgis thouse after hearing the last of before the grand Jury Friday, allege he beat the child with a 36 witnesses and recalling was found guilty In Juvenile Wooden board, tortured him by several witnesses. court on Thursday by Circuit feeding him uncooked dry i.i" :1•.1lSøv Cheshire said Jury Judge J. William Woodson on beanS and rice, and punished deliberations could take several charges of disorderly In. the child by making him stay in days before a report is drafted toxication and assault upon a bed wearing rubber pants and returned to a circuit court police officer. The grand jury without water or attention. Judge. Mrs Medlin's children, the Investigation has nothing to do Cheshire requested the grand with the charges, but Is three-year-old boy and an older I •t jury probe after his office in- centered on allegations that the sister, have been put in the vestigated allegations from youth was mistreated during custody of a state agency members of the black corn- and following his arrest. — BOB pending outcome of the child munity that Sanford police beat LLOYD. abuse charges, officials said. ••and mistreated the stepson of officer John C. Moore when he -' . 3NO. DIIIANAOIftN AS CWCN& Ex-Nazi jSAUCE ! • Use -Irish Violence Kills Soldier f'\ ¶ ( Drops Loot, Flees Store Dy son LLOYD Herald Staff Writer F ' $, Sunday, Aug. 14, 177-4A 11V Funeral services and burial for Seeber Brooks, 20, of Dahlonega. Ga., who died Tuesday in an auto accident, took place Friday in that city. He was a native of Sanford. Survivors Include his father, Ronald Brooks, Dahlonega; mother, Eileen Brooks, Daytona; sister, Melanie Brooks, Daytona; aunt, Mrs. Annette B. Hodges, grandmother, Mrs. Elsie Brooks and uncle, Wendell L. Brooks, all of Sanford. I ILD V , .-L.. ,.._...1 i__... • I ICI LUIcU LU VVdI1L to protect those you love in the best possible way. That's why we suggest: you come to us. We make it our business at Life of • Get an early preview of what's new for fall. For men and women, boys and girls, a fresh new collection of lackets and coats. Dress and casual Hooded styles, reversible styles, fluffy acrylic linings and fur looks. 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Klmlroih has said that he will resign effective late September or early October from the county All of the above are fine gentlemen. But, Isn't it office he has held for nearly seven years to become about time that a woman is placed on the county regional manager for the State of Virginia for his commission ? Over the past 15-20 years only two employer, the Schering Corp. women have run for the county governing body— Many pninlnesut names are being heard as Republican Dot Meadors and Democrat Ruth possibilities for the appointment Including: Gallagher. Sanford City Commissioner A.A. McClanahan, Pres umably, Coy. Askew, being a Democrat, who has for the past several months, made it clear will appoint a Democrat to the office. What about a that he has plans to run for the specific co unty office Democratic woman? There is a wealth of tal ent next year. there. -Form er County Commission Chairman John Alexander, who after a six-year retirem ent from Consider: polities (he served two four-year terms in th e Pat Telson, who is already se rving on the 1960s), ran unsuccessfully for election to the Seminole County School Board. She might not want commission last year, losing by 888 votes to Bill to give up that office for the county commission, Kirchhoff. however. Former County Commissioner Edward Kathleen Reynolds, currently president of the Yarborough,who retired from politics after serving Seminole County Democratic Women's Club and state committeewoman, who has been actively Involved in party politics for 20 years locally and - Sunday, August U, 1917-6A I Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor RONALD G. BECK; Advertising Director Hone Delivery: Week, 58 cents: Month, 0; IMonths, $14.20 You n. By Man Month, 02-70: I Months, $11.20; 12 Moo- ths, $33.40. It Illegal Alien Plan A ~ (L Questionable • One mi '•" - - . ,- The Best Security In the lives of mankind or womankind there is no such thing as guaranteed security. How can a company give something (security In old age) Its associates which It doesn't have itself? No insurance or other company can guarantee that under the vicissitudes of human life it might not (ali under poor management and go broke. No insurance company can guarantee that the dollars or other wilts of exchange it pays out won't succumb to the ravages of inflation and be worthless. Conditions constantly change. Sometimes rapidly. Strong companies decline or disappear. Strong countries also decline. The bed security is an alert mind and an awareness of 1chaliging conditions. BERRY'S WORLD 117 - - OPINION -Cowicilman June Lormann of Longwood is completing her second term in office. She was elected to her second term unopposed. -Former Councilman Edith Duerr of Casselberry, who served 10 years on that governing E ve ning Herald Sanford Fl. 3 Altamonte Spring City Commissioner Sandra Glenn completing her second term in office. In both of her electiuns alit lu.iau'y uv.ã.0 aa1e opponents and gives a great deal of tim e to her responsibilities in iublic office. Seminole Scc: - Many other women from all parts of th e county are qualified. So, Governor, how about a woman this time? Vice President Walter Mondale told the - ANGL E WAL TERS i eceuit national convention of the National 4 ", Association of Counties In Det roit that "in imany respects" government at the county level is the most creative, most dynamic and most exciting. Also the most confusing, he might have added. A num be r of factors the county JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. I '.-" WASHIN(;TON There are undoubtedly weightier lasnes conf ronting the Supreme Court . ______ r I ___________ I WASHINGTON Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson is reported to have given the Charmin Ted to President Ca rter's national security affairs adviser Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski and Brzezinski flun ked. Indicating that as far as he was concerned there was much less there than meets the eye, Mr. A. said of Dr. B.: and there was nothing squeezed him dry there." Well, NBC correspondent Richard Valeriani knows how Mr. Acheson m ust have felt. On the NBC Nightly News recently anchorman David Brinkley noted that relations with th e Soviets have taken "several interesting turns" In recent weeks, that there is a report of a new study showing rough equivalency u U.S. and U.S.S.R. military and Other power and, in general, these findings are more optimist ic than w ha t we were hearing a year or so ago. "We'll try now to find out a little more a bo ut L. t his," said David, switching to Valeriani and his excl us ive live interview ith 1)r. B at the White ; - miip —'i______ ____________ __________ _______ ' ________ ll - f' -- ' ______ -__-t - __________ _______ ____________________ ___ ___ - -I- r- - _______ . ________ • • , • • - __________________ . Critics say the Carter ad. ministration has fl ubbed Its relations with tIne •• . Soviets niid that is why things have fallen apart. True . Dr. It: I would say there is a tendency in . ; general to look at the American-Soviet relationship in extremes. it is irIodically You try it. As for us, we'll peg our hopes on — deplet ed as being In a very bad condition. it Is Arlington Collnty, San Francisco, Wilmington, pe riodically depicted as having gone beyond the fur I flAIflflM I., ig Mass. and all those othe r Cold War. The fact of t he matter Is that for a cmmUei - including, at lon g list the variety of deeply rooted reasons, it isa mixed District of Cc uznbla which have adopted . •• relaliqoship. It involves elemen ts of com ordinances rsMrictiig parking privileges In petition; it involves growing cooperation,' congested urbi n areas to the residents of those Brinkley: What about that study showing the Ui'. tieIintde, iC strength of the U.S. and the U.S.S.R." For once, the Justice Department has Call you tell us more about that' plunged into tIi e legal fray on the side of the good WASHINGTON A fifth of the ba bies in the are not eligi ble for Medicaid, so t Dr. B: "Yes, I can tell you a little bit about it, *0 guys which is to say, the side we happen to he mother United States, over 600,000 a year, are born to whose need is the greatest gets l but not too much. The study is still In progress. it I little pr enata PP0it teenage mothers. Planned Parenthood calls this care. She is unlikely to have health is the product of a very comprehensive in. to an "epidemic" of pregnancies. Surprisingly, the cover the birth. Some 87 per cent ofinsurance unmarried teragency assessment of the U.S.-Soviet fit its "Incnd of the court" brief asking the United States has a high er proportion of teenage mothers now keep t heir babies, and since few relationship, and not only in terms of military Supreme Cowi to review the case, the Justice births than almost any other Industrialized nurseries will take children under the age of two power, but also in terms of political dynamics, Department lid not, of course, describe the country and more than a economic Factors, technology, regional con. number of developing land the provision for olde r children Is scanty) disp uted it ditions, ing ban as a weapon in the war countries. The result is a lot of misery. and so forth. is no wonder that most of t hese girls and t heir lelwee,i city Iwellers and suburbanites. in 1974, the last year for which there are children end up on the welfare rolls. "It is a preliminary as.sessment; it is a detailed statistics, a tenth of all the girls between Better councelling and more sex teaching at comprehensive assessment; and it is now being No indeed[y. That would sound. ..well, 15 and 19 becam e pregnant. Two thirds of these school would help; at present only discriminatory as the Virginia Supreme Court six states and discussed within the government. So, it would be babies were conceived out of wedlock and over a the DLtrict of Colwnbia r equi rather acidly a uggested In Its benighted decision re the teaching I premature to speak a bo ut its conclusions. But it } fifth were born illegitimate. Over a quarter were sex education or what is called "family life." is an attempt to provide a solid, detached, strikil)g down t he Arlington County ordinance on aborted. One in every four illegitimate children Teaching a bo ut birth control is longer-term basis For evaluating the relati on, growide that ii one is entitled to "A parking even rarer. And is born to a teenager aged 17 or wider. monopoly in tiiuc public streets." to do much good, it should start at an age that ship." Planned Parenthood Is not alone in being many parents and school boards might Valeriani: Dr. B., let me ask, are relations The Justice Department, bless its Inventive concerned about the risks to both the immature upsetting. Recent figures suggest that find with tin' Russia ns worse today than a year ago? little soul hasiivhomped up a more presenta ble while mot hers and their children. Teenagers are more bi rths to 18 and 19-year-olds And would a Carter'Brezhnev uusceting be useful argument: the Arlington County parking ban, are now declining, likely to die in childbirth than older women and they are rising among the in patching them up' and Others ilke it elsewhere, help fight air 9 to iS-ycar-olds, t heir babi es are more likely to die during the especially among Dr. B: I would not say that the pollution create'd by all those comm uters' cars. white girls; t here was a first year of life. Even if the mother is married cent Increase relationship, in a real sense, is worse, or, for t hat such bi in rths between 19-1 Now, every body knows that air pollution before the child is conceived, she usually has to though of course from matter, much better. We are negotiating with the a low base. bad for people and other li ving creatures, And drop out of school (pregnancy Is the most hi spite of a more liberal approach to abor- Soviets toda on a large nwn ber of issues, many the Supreme C()urt itself has previously ruled , in common cause of an Incomplete education i and lion, many young girls have no access to abor. of which we have st arted . We're negotiating other situations, that certain legislative acts she has little chance to get a job. The strain on tie" clinics. hi addition, until June, 1976, about arms transfers, on nuclear nonproliferation." which dlscrlmhiate against particular classes of the marriage may be great, all the more so if the half the Mates req uired parental assent for the Valeriani. Dr. IL, thank you very much. people or activi ties are perfectly perrnIssil,., as marria ge was caused by the oregnanc ak'r*ln.i Mp , Dr. fl; "Thank you." .,.., bug as they are "rationally related to a b Ii Worst off are the unmarried mother and her a Missouri case, held that these laws m us not Brinkley: Thanks to both of you. t legitimate Mats Interest." child. In almost half the states pregnant women give the parent an abso But one wonders: for what? lute veto. ______ . '. ' ________ __________ ' r. Valeriani: • - • House. • ' ' '. ':' . J • ' _______ .':_ cr'u.JriAAIcT • 1.) 0 Teenage Birth E)i deni It I J Ifll\ You ii'e DISGRACE to our NATIONAL PARKS!". a - I I. •.•.••-• •. ••. - •' '... .,_ The fight promised by Sanford City Comniisslon John Morris to s pecifically •i. budget funds to give Sanford police of'P ficers a cost of li ving pay raise in the fiscal year w hich begins Oct. 1 failed to materialize at t his week's city commission meeting. Morris urged colleagues to read a letter from Stephen A. Micciche, president of the Orange County Police Benevolent Association (PBA), the organization which is claiming to represent the majority of the police department, and to consider w hat MiciC he had sa id hi budget discussions. But, the two last sen ten ces In Micciche's letter turned the ot her four commissioners off completely. t he PHA demands that any such across-the-board increase be granted to the police de partment as well as to other . Cfli)lO)'5. It is the withholding of this be nefit to police department employes that wo uld constitute an unfair labor practice," Micciche's letter said. The rem ark was di r ected toward advice given the city by its special la bor attorney, David Kornreich, that granting pay raises could be considered an unfair la bor practice. But, the word "demand" is what • • ". . . ' - ,..... -' 'V l P. Moore, respo nd ing to the N letter, told city commissioners and the JACK Ai MDERSON AND LES WHITTEN which contained a couple of audience Police officers that putting the last year aside, the Sanford Police Department - - j ted States Aid Director Is Cr*t* iicized S WASHINGIC(N Just about every nation in bo ught bowling alleysto keep the rulers happy?" watch w ha t he says more caref ully hereafter. All) Projects are real or appareni need hu. received substantial now designed to help th The congressman accused Gilligan of trying Our own sources say Gilligan is sensitive to aid from the tinlied Sta tes. Now the official hi to "lead the pack in denouncing" his own foreign concerns of the poor and is trying to eliminate agricultural Productivity. "Rural develop charge of dispel sing t he aid, John Gilligan, has waste, assistance program, fluent," )i become the wotchword. been quoted in the papers as saying cur ta x The All) director respouided that he had been Watch on Waste Each year, the federal Most of the programs look money has gone for 'RoUs-Royces and impressive enougi "speaking in the past tense," that he had been g0f'11ttit spends a startling $40 million just oil paper; the planes and bowJling alleys to keep the fighter results are often less Impressive i" rulers "attempting to make the point that numerous for electric typewriters. Most of them are pur- \II) officials Fluid happy." themselves entangled in en Americans believe" aid funds have been chased from one company, the giant IBM, for too diess red tane. Thew tii This is raising a rumpus in the backrooms of UUL uuiauscj and that, in fact, aid money hsd been prices, file reports to Washington until they have tim' Washington. Cliiilgan, director of the Agency for used to Rep. James Florie, 1)-N.J., has suggested in for little else, It can be even buy a helicopter for Egyptian President International T)i'velopnient (MD), has been more frustrating t Anwar Sadat, to construct a luxury hotel in t he a confidential letter to the General Accounting process new accused of spoutlag off "ha lf- ba ked, out-dated projects through the poorl l)orninican Republic and to bolster die- Office that the taxpayers could save millions by Urgajiid, cliches," of taking "a series of cheap shots," of often corrupt Thi rd tatoraluipi. Worli buying more economical typewriters, bureaucracies, undermining hIs own agency. Dismayed Gilligan insisted "My inquiry has shown," he states, ..that he merely wanted "to subordinates ha's e been heard to suggest he getBut We sent our roving reporter, Hal Rernton, t, across the message that the new ad. IBM receives 88 per cent of the Federal contract Haiti last year to thud out should be ban1sh ud to Gilligsn's Island. whether the neednihibifrator of AU) was aware of these and other awards for typewriters, even though their V,ei'C getting U.S, aid. lie found The whole but ub can be summarized in a criticisms machines cost $100 and intended to see ha t t un f to 1200 more ds are per copy than liViiiii in luxury in fashionable AID official confidential excli ange of letters between an used as Congre villas, will ss has direct ed." similar models available from other swinimiuig pools. The recipients, in contrast indignant congressman and the outspoken We have kept a close watch on the distributiou, manufacturers." lived UI the most (lire proverty. Gilligan. Rep. Stephen Sours, U.. N.Y., a of aid for a quarter century. The program began The letter charges: "Our information clearly Yet Hcrnton found thousands champion of the un popular aid program, wrote From the of children win best motives; the American people shows that IBM holds almost absolute cx- would not angrily; "1 can only say that I was shocked and after have survived except for U.S. gnu World War II 'lusivity. in the want ed to f ed eral ag get th encies, despite the shipments. lie stayed e world going dismayed at the content of your at a unman vuiiagi again. But all too often. Uncle sam offered availability of comparable equipment at sub- established by report ed in the newspaper.,. a Catholic nun. All the resident han do uts to hands that were only too quick to stantiai)y less cost." "Euthe' the things you said are true and your pick his pocke would have starved except For a daily handout ts. Footnote: The General Serv ices indIct through The All) food program. staff has been running a woefully mismanaged Nor has the flow of aid, as Gilligan suggested, Administration, which keeps government program." Sotarz said, "or else you were always been The channeled to the neediest. It has secretaries supplied with typewriters, explains staff Foreign aid program is overstaffed; th misrepresenting the program over which you oft is overpaid; the agency is top-heavy. But I; * en been used as a form of bribery to keep that IBM offers higher q uality equipment mmd a hwnun were in charge." He demanded to know "where foreign teruuis, poor people have been able t: potentates on our side in the world power better trade-in policy. The congressman claims -survive because of American geuierosity. AM when have we bjd RouIs'Ro,ces,und,r struggle, at least two other companies offer typewriters of the AID program? ;Where and when ve we Footnote: Sotarz told us he haM now settled hi But the torus has changedIn recent years: equivalent quality For less money. •1 hfft'rences with Gilligan. without exception has "gotten everything iil t ever requested." Moore said he had talked to seven or eight police officers whom he considered substa ntial and that they had all assured that "pay was not a problem " and that the unionizing effort was "only to get a better police department." lie said "when the ball oon goes up" the city commission will make the decisions concerning the police department - '. - voluntarily, through coercion, or with a •. ..... • 4 ' - - Commissioners Irked ~ . . 31 • As efforts began to raise money locally to buy highway patrol officers serving Seminole County bullet-proof vests, Commissioner Stenstrom pointed out this week that the city three years ago bought the protective gear for all city police officers. gun to its head. But he added that the commission has always dealt fairly and honestly with the police department. "I don't need anyone else to represent the Sanford Police Department and I don't need anyone to make demands of me for the police department." Ile reiterated his stand that the police personnel are going to receive their constitutional rights that guarantee an election on whether they want collective bargaining, and when the election is held, Moore said, everything according to law will be done. Noting that Micciche had said iii his letter that the PBA has absolutely no objection to the city's extending any across-the-board increases to the officers and employes of the police department, Moore said the letter does not say that Micciche will not go to the police officers and tell them they would not have gotten the raise if it had not been for him. "I'm one of five commissioners," Moore said, "and I may have to eat my words." "And I'll eat with you," Commissioner A.A. McClanahan said, with Commissioner Julian Stenstrom adding, "I'm one of three" and Commissioner Eddie Keith said, "I'm not frightened of them (the PRA)." The worst kept secret anywhere has to be the fact that the city commission, while not formally budgeting money for police department raises, has tentatively iii. eluded sonic $63,000 in its contingency fund for the police department. Py ,-- -s•.d,.r• • -• "But are they wearing them?" he asked Capt. Earl Bourquardez. Stenstrom said the city commissioners warned the police when the bullet-proof vests were purchased that officers who did not wear them and were hurt would not be covered by the city. Bourquardez said that the majority are wearing them on duty and Keith added that the remainder have the vests with them and can put them on over their clothing." Sanford was to notify Seminole Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce this past week that the city will have a special election Nov 8, The commission has been discussing for several months the probability that a special election would be held this year, normally an off-election year in the city. But, one item which has McClanahan's support for placing on the ballot is a change hi city election time from December to February. McClanahan's reasoning appears sound. Ile said that November is a bad time for city elections because the city ballot in the past were placed at the end of a lengthy Federal-state-county election ballot and was skipped over by the voters. December Is a bad time, he said, with Christmas so close. A run-off election in Sanford is usually only a few days before Christmas. But, February? It was not too many years ago that most of the county's cities had elections in December. Oviedo broke away when it changed election times to September. Then, Altamonte Springs, In its new charter, changed its election time to jflsson says the county will probably And Seminole County will survive such place some anti-recession money in well-intentioned but clumsy attempts to reserve to pay for possible salary ad- help it through the 1970s. A trip to any justments following a study of the county's county courthouse might help federal pay scale. The money could also be used guideline writers understand why county for the county's management training administrators these days are praying for program, scheduled to begin in the up. deliverance from the actions of their coining fiscal year. friends. PBA Chief's Lefter November and Winter Springs last year changed its charter to call for November elections. Winter Springs is also having a special election next month to consider whether the city should have a full-time mayor or city manager form of govern, inent, That leaves city elections In December in Longwood, Casselberry, lake Mary and Sanford. If Sanford changes to February, t will mean four different times during the year some city in Seminole will be having an election. And if city voters all over the county don't become confused, it will be a minor miracle. Perhaps with this diversity of elections times the perfect time will ultimately be found that Is convenient for all the voters and will generate fantastic turnouts. As State Rep. Bob Hattaway is fond of telling fellow legislators, many problems the legislature wrestles with each session about particular areas have already been faced, dealt with and solved in Seminole County. lands touch city lands i would be provided by cutting the property into three separate parcels while it wouldn't in one So. Sanford amended the legal dçscriptiouu in the annexation ordinance it adopted and scheduled two more ordinances to be passed to Follow Siegel'. advice. Then, the county opposition vanished. The county is now suing the City of Lake Mary with a suit challenging its annexation of Heathrow and other properties. some 1600 acres in all. It is being proposed to eliminate 40 acres From the annexation to get agreement from the tounty that it won't sue. The questions that come to mind are: Is the county really interested in seeing that state law is observed? Or, is it interested in having the city officials get its approval alit] advice before annexing land? in three separate actions - - — When Is an annexation by a city reasonably compact, contiguous and free of enclaves and In accordance with state law in Seminole County? It appears to be when Seminole's Asst. County Atty. Gary Siegel says it Is It was interesting to watch Siegel maneuver at a recent Sanford City Commission meeting. While holding the club of a possible county lawsuit over the t Ity commissioners' heads, he told them that changing a proposed annexation into three separate annexations would solve the problem of whether It was legal or not md wipe out the possibility that the county would sue. Siegel seemed to be of the opinion contiguity ma renulrement that annexed OUR READERS WRITE Women's Meeting I would like to comment on the recent Women's Conference held in Orlando. This has been a widely discussed meeting with opinions differing widely on the o utcome of the meeting. I was distressed last week to read ui a letter to the Editor that a group of church women came in to take over THEIR conference. This conference was advertised u.s being For Al.l. women, to find out how women iii general felt about Issues concerning them. [lad the church women been told that the government has given Five million dollars for PRO-ERA con. ferusices and anyone with a differing opinion was to stay away, I'm sure THEY would have not had this problem. You can be assured a lot of Senators and the President would have had phone calls and letters but THEIR conference would not have been disturbed. You see true ChrL.tiuus do not violate Others rights. We were invited to the conference by letters and by advedisliig, to come and make our thoughts on Issues known. When our Opinions didn't agree with theirs we were th&iu called intruders. When our numbers out ranked theirs we had L'OiflL' to TAKE liVER It would seem obvious that what the people want is moral standards and values that this country was founded on. What a minority wants is radical change, ..the silent majority Is no longer going to reuuialn sliest while our rights are violated., privileges stripped from us... and the minority who want revolution take over Now is the tinic to oppose this blatant misuse of federal funds. I do not object people having standards different from I •. - • - m*..,... ... were Sanford - - • , —. To offset this "counter-cyclical" trend, law wasn't bad, hot the guidelines (federal the anti-recession program was created regulations) were written by people w ho and the money to localities was called haven't the foggiest notion of how local 'counter-cyclical" fundi ng, government operates. I'd be willing to bet "Using the money for ongoing programs none of the guideline writers have ever set menus that when the anti-recession foot inside a county cour thouse." program ends, we would have to raise The anti-recession program provides taxes to be able to pro vide the same level quarterly federal payments to local of services," says Glisson. governments in times of recession as The theory is that as the local economy determined by local unemployment increases, the local tax base would expand legislative program to the commissioners statistics. The amount of money received to provide extra funds for the employes and is responsible for carrying out com- is pegged to unemployment figures. Th ad ded by the anti-recession program, but missioners' legislative degrees and day-to- county never knows how much it is going the ex perience so far is that tax base to receive until the check arrives In the improvement does not meet the added cod day administrative matters. Seminole County, with a population of mail. And the program is only authorized of the new employes. 140,000 is not yet at the stage of develop- until October of next year. Th e county has received permission In times of economic downturn, the from federal officia ls to use anti-recession ment where an elected county executive federal government's usual response Is to money for what Glisson calls "one-shot would make se nse. stimulate the national economy through expenses that support maintaining In addition to legislative and executive In cr easing governmental spending and ongoing programs," s uch as equipment fwictioiti, commissioners also perform several Judi ci al functions, The com- decreasing taxes. But local governments replacement and the cost of meeting state missioners are the final board of appeal in are tempted to do Just the opposite. As the regulations to operate the county's zoning matters, for example. These quasi- economy shrinks, new housing starts • Osceola landfill. judi cial determinations occupy a large decline and property tax rolls don't iii. But the federal guidelines were portion of commissioners' meeting tim es, tightened in July, and federal antiand the responsibility cannot be delegated . 'It's idiotic...the guidelines recession officials now say the funds may Commissioners receive an annual salary be used only for salaries, wages, fringe written by people of $16,518, according to state law. This is benefits and minor supply items. certainly enough on which to live, but One way out of the dilemm a would be to who haven't the foggiest commissioners know the public probably add the money to the county's general won't keep them in office forever and notion of how local (salary-paying) fund end spend a maintain the Jobs they had before being co rresponding amount on other items. elected to office. There is constant government operates' pressure on commissioners, then, to atThis is known to federal administrators as ten d to their occupational as well as 'supplanting" and is specifically Pat Glisson, county governmental responsibilities. prohibited wider the federal guidelines. budget dlr.ctor. Additional confusion is caused by A loophole in the regulations provides federal programs designed to aid the county with a solution: add th e anticrease as rapidly. localities. One program in particular recession funds to the general Fund for the fede ral anti-recession program has Since the pro perty tax is the cowity's paying employe salaries. This would help come under a barrage of quiet criticism principal source of funds, ta xes must be to create a comfortable amount of money from local administ ra tors all over the raised to continue to deliver serv ices. In which could be "carried forward" into the country. order to cut tax increases, local govern- next fiscal year, providing the carry"It's idiotic," groans county budget nients have to decrease services, forward money is used to prevent layoffs. • •• - 1 • . di rector Pat Glisson, "The intent of the • - I • 1' Patties a Politics _ ' Un — • - I . siaw-manczaiea programs. The legislature Is notorious for creating programs and deciding that local services fllU5t be increased without providing additional sta te funding to run the programs. This puts counties in a neverending fiscal bind. The requirement to keep up with state-mandated programs creates pressure on cowities to raise taxes. Se 01lk County is run by five cornmissloners, whose duties combin e both executive and legislative functions, Commissioners are both adm inistrators and rule-makers. A five-person executive Is at best a cum bersome arrangement. It is difficult enough for one person to make up his mind, and the problem increases geometrically as the num ber of decision makers increases. A camel, the old sayin g goes, is a horse put together by a cornmittee. Some larger counties have solved the problem by separating executive and legislative functions through creation of the office of county executive filled by a person who is elected by county voters to be the county-level equivalent of a city mayor. The county executive proposes a IsluuaLcr - - these days han the constitutionality of local iovernment efforts to ban commuter parking in residential nelghborhoods. But for t hose of us w ho struggle daily to surmount U the hazards of modern urban living, there is nothing like the looming legal shoot out between city dwellers and suburban conrumuters to raise the blood pressure and set the clid adrenalin racing. Let it be 5 tad at the outset that we make no pretense of viewing with .objectivity th e case which ArlingiIon County, Va. has thrust be fore the Supreme Court by attem pting to protect its resident s from the seige of invading commuters. Just try Ii,be objective when you have ex. pe iced the dubious de light of walking out your front door in the morning to confront a solid rank of double-pan ed cars, engines revving, exhausts smo king, jocikeying for a shot at any parking space vacateI by a neighborhood resident. Try daying cool when you dr ive your kid to school at 8:30 a.m. and return home to discover there's not a prayer of parking your car again until 6 pin. wi nthecommuters c1earoutforthe suburbs. commissioner's can't control create much of the confusion. The first of these is t he organization of county government itself. Counti es are administra ti ve subdi visions established by state government in large part to ad.___ _.__ Advisor Fails The Test Pa - County Government Is Li"vely, But Also Confusing -Former Altamonte Ci ty Commissioner Helen Keyser served three terms and is a very successf ul businesswoman. _________ rking ss ue Hi ats Up Sunday, Aug. 14, 1$n-7A body. - By DO? NA ESTES President Carter's statement of legislative goals ! for dealing with the illegal alien problcm was along time in the making. The delay in formulating a • policy, and what finally emerged Aug. 4, reflects the C degree of uncertainty at high levels of government It over how best to cope with the flood of jobseekers entering the country illegally. We're somewhat disappointed with the program, although the magnitude and complexity of the problem led us not to expect any simple or easy answers. Mr. Carter and his aides have come up with proposals that look better on paper than they C are likely to look in the real world. The addition of 2,000 officers to the Border Patrol is a necessity if the Immigration and Naturalization Service is to restore meaning to immigration laws that are now being violated wholesale. The plan to assign some of them to cities in Mexico where many illegals begin journeys ( E northward recognizes the possibility of reducing C the traffic before it reaches the border and our interior ports of entry. What is missing, however, is any promise of $ federal assistance for local police departments, C which are trying to protect aliens from being victimized at the border. This has become one of the most dangerous aspects of the alien problem A i and a drain on local police resources. -k changing the status of undocumented aliens G already in this country is not going to be as simple as the President's plan suests. An "amnesty" for N those who entered before 1970 is certainly humane. '$ So is the proposal to give those who came between 1970 and 1976 a "temporary resident" status, with five-year work permits and permission to enter and S leave the country. But verifying time of entry poses ' some enormous problems. And as some congressmen have pointed out, fear of deportation in five years surely will discourage many from identifying themselves, The administration also would impose civil fines on employers who show a persistent pattern of fil knowingly hiring illegal aliens a retreat from the criminal penalties prescribed in earlier bills that failed to get through Congress. The civil penalties may be more acceptable, but if Social Security cards are to be the means for job applicants to prove their legal status, then the system for issuing n:~ • those cards and making them counterfeitproof j needs to be tightened up. Mr. Carter's submission of his program In the form of legislative goals" rather than a package of legislation indicates the White House is looking to Congress for more than a little initiative In 1 .1 unraveling the issues raised by the alien problem. The administration is hoping to buy time and more information about the nature of the illegal alien population in its proposal to offer work permits to those in the 1970-76 category. But the White House task force has given Congress something to work with in the way of a 11, comprehensive attack on the alien problem, which 4 is more than it had before. The net result of several months of study is not so much a solution as a set of (; steps that might make it easier to grasp the nature of a problem that is sure to be with us for a long time. - fL. FI4.1L I ran unsuccessfully once for supervisor of elections. especiall> the fire department histor up to this date. We espeL'uall) appreciate the ;ickulowledgeñielut of the former Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland. Sr. and his aeconuplishnui'nts and for his ) ears of service to the City of Sanford IIII*I its citizens. (;.M. Harriett Sanford Fin' Chief mine AS LONG AS I AM NOT FORCED TO liVE BY THEIR STANDARDS! Lorene Phillips Sanford Traffic Fines To Governor Reubin Askew p I was disappointed that Mr. Bob Hattaway allowed himself to be per. suaded to write to you concerning the law that increases traffic Fines. Mr. Another milestone For The Herald. Going back tOO years is not at, easy task. You did it well, Interestin gly, and .uinis_'tcntl> Congratulations. Robert ii:. li&'hii 114 North Shirley Avenue Sanford Hattaway has the responsibility to present the wishes of the people of his district to you whenever they petition for relief from a particular law that affects them, but Mr. hiattaway did not do his homework as thoroughly as some think be should have by not requesting the newspaper that printed the petition to find out how many people favored the law. I believe the law should have time to work and those of its who favor it do not have a newspaper to gather petitions. The silent majority who Favor the new traffic law better start letting you know their Feelings or else we will lose this law. I am In favor of this law as it is written as ills the first attempt to stop this trend of disregard of law and order. President Trwnan said, "If you can't stand the heat Stay out of the Kitchen.'* Runner L. Carter Sanford . Police Bargaining - Centennial Issue The City of Sanford Fire Department would like to commend you and your staff on the Sunday. August 7, edition of the Evening herald concening the City of Sanford-100 years old. The information and history of our City of .Sanford was most interesting . As a taxpayer and concerned citizen Of the City of Sanford. I cannot an'lerstand why our city tomnuls.siouu has not yet accepted what members of the Sanford Police 1k-pt. have done by organizing For the purpose of collective bargaining. It seems to urn- that by the process of collective kuraiuuiiig the officers of the Police Dept. would have more input as to their needs and the needs of the dt'partuuuu'uit. Naturally this affects our Onuifluuuity's safety and welfare. Hut, who would know more about what a pulice oFfnt'r needs to carry out his dut - su'Iia'out' who sits, in an office at 'ity hl.ull or a police officer who is on hut' street ever dat fighting crime and protecting liii.' .onuuiiwiity? Tht'relort', (it have more effective and professional law enforcement in our t'muuiu,unit I sn we should all support our ps 'lict'int'n .uini w omen ui their effort.', to nrgiuuui,t Kathy Banks San, i �J SA—Evening Herald, Sanford, c,. I Sunday, Aug. 14, 977 S .tenstromUrges Prob Of EEOC SPORTS ents Paym Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. AE Sunday, Aug. 14, 1f77-1B (Coeflaued Firm Pap I-A) "Acting sergeant is at patrolman's pay, but allowed to wear eight individuals but so long as the city receives their snff re nttributed to him abo the police deparent that had been made tIty of Sioford has ever had serving," McClanahan said. atii)O3 This is a new position, created to accommodate the agreement," the Knowlei summary letter to Otero said. by Louise Crawford, . . He did this with a news reporter present. Wbei the city commission voted on the agreement June 22, this matter." 'A ;y ataten'nt made by Mr. Jacob Cohen about the incident of The agreement, vhen given to the city In final form, rather than had rgned (corn the department M &. had reservations' and taped. There was no ros wa. dcrc a it deemc about apn,n'in t. . .., Julie 20 summary lette, but that individualsI cluumg M. Martinez, showed that Martinez was to brO available to prove so. All coercion at any time and the tapes Tuesday night, as he told the city commission that he had Tony Brooks would be reinstated with the police force In grade receive $2,000 as a charging the "affected class" statements were given willingly," Chief Butler said. learned that a $500 check had been ordered by EEOC to be given and assigned to the federal Drug Enforcement Agency with a numbered only two - Manuelparty and "" Mrs. Roberts, who said Cohen "had been a close friend," added , i," Martinez Jr. $1,000 and Eddye to Cohen, the husband of a black assistant In the SCA office, and monetary award of $2,844.27, including back pay plus antiJones Roberts $1,000, that he told her that he was leaving the department for a better (I notified the commission that reinstated officer J.C. Moore was recession one time bonus and cost-of-living adjustment of $250.13. The $1,000 check drawn to Mrs. Robertswas returned to the city paying job for a bus company driving a bus. Mrs. Roberts said "This is a new position in the poliie department created to now requesting a "gun and badge," he apologized for recomCINCINNATI (AP) - Mth start, Davis teams with Ricky of the top defenses in me Bay's opener last week with a lery ready after a last-second The starting backfields will by Otero with instructions from Otero to void It and prepare two that Cohen told her he was using Chief Butler's name as a outscore them 412-120. mending settlement of the dispute, accommodate this matter outside the supervision of Chief ny Davis bought his own conBell, another USC running league. The Bengal defense, new cheeks for $500 each to Mrs. Roberts and Jacob Cohen. Otero sore hamstring 23-20 loss, be reminiscent of recent Rose while Bell, the Davis signed a five-year $lj reference. On Monday night, Moore Instructed Capt. Earl Bourquardez of Butler," the letter said. Brooks had been fired by Chief Butler tract to get out of the Canadian which finished third overall in great, as the Bucs' "Southern first player drafted in the NFL Bowl battles. Two-time Bela. asked the city manager, Knowles said, to also prepare release Mrs. Crawford said Moore and Brooks met with Otero of the million contract with the Ton The biggest gun is veteran the police department to investigate and document charges that effective March 15 for falling to report to work March 5. Football League. Now he plans Cal Alumni Club" tries to halt the NFL. last year, could be last spring, ran for 48 yards forms, to call the two into city hail to pick up their checks and man Trophy winner Archie EEOC to determine who the "affected class" members were, ronto Argonauts in 1975, but, quarterback Ken Anderson, Moore had been insubordinate to a superior on three occasions by The summary letter continued to Otero that concerning M. execute the releases. to make National Football an 1$-game losing streak. even better with assists from Griffin will be reunited with a much-improved offenbehind "They were the only ones who could make that determination," bought his' release after onih who is making 4 his first outing of Martinez "a monetary award only as determined by yourself as refusing to pick up an injured dog and a dead dog. League defenders pay. two first-round draft picks. All. sive line. The Bucs lost to the Pete Johnson, whose crunching Knowles said an error by a typist on the release for Mrs. she said. "They came to terms on how much money would be year and signed with Tampa the season. After suffering an Officer Moore in a letter to Knowles said that when he accepted needed to settle this portion of the agreement. This is actually a Davis, who broke O.J. Simp. "The guys on this team are Americans Eddie Edwards and Miami Dolphins 13-7 despite a blocks helped spring the 5-footRoberts read "charging party" rather than "affected party" and divided." Bay. which held his NFL draft) off-year In 1976 when his the position of supervisor of the animal contm' unit, the unit was Seminole Community Action charge using the name of this inson's rushing records and once Wilson Whitley are starting odi awfully sick of losing," said edge in statistics and a 7. Griffin loose during their wide 17 after Mrs. Roberts protested that she had not charged the city rights. Mrs. Crawford, who noted she has been the president of tile dividual. completion average dropped to have four persons and one has been transferred. 4iscored six touchdowns against the defensive line and figure to punter Dave Green, a former with anything, he noted the error and corrected It by substituting statewide association of equal opportunities of of 24 passing performance by glory days at Ohio State. JohnBoryla will be opposing the (E00 aiid is ' a career-low 53 per cent, Anfected clan consisting of seven individual to in asking for an Identification card, badge and gun, Offic is as Notre Dame, makes his NFL bolster Cincinnati's pass rush. Bengal who suffered through the word "affected" for "charging." Mike Boryta. son, who hopes to beat inteam that selected him as a now president of the southeast region of EOO, said the EE(X' had a derson has sensational Moore said, "any officer with a uniform on and no protection is a monetary award of $4,00 0 each total: M. Martinez Jr. - never debut tonight when Lie victoryThe Bengals defeated the the 0-14 nightmare. The Bucs, IOtero, contacted at the Miami EEOC office Friday, refused to forms notarized by her on behalf of Brooks and Moore were The deck may still be stacked cumbent fullback Booble Clark high draft pick in 1974, but, worked for city, claim ed civil service man made a statement; training camp. sitting duck for any drunk or any nut running loose." starved Tampa Bay Bucs meet 20 in their Bucs twice last year, including existence, have not talk to the press. against the Bucs. Cincinnati, out of a job, is making his first traded him to Philadelphia, ly executed. proper P olice Officer Cohen - re 'atmosphere'; Police complaint clerk Officer Moore also said it was his understanding when he the Cincinnati Bengals in a pre a 20-0 regular season setback, had anything to cheer about Mrs. Crawford at SCA earlier in the seek said the recipients, start. after holding most of its veterDavis and Bell, who both ran salary talks bogged down. when Of Mrs. Roberts' contention, that either Otero or Mrs. Crawford Miss Eddye Jones returned to the city's employ that he would be given a raise In erts — re walked off job due. to press season game. one of five shutouts since beating Atlanta 17-3 last during the "persons of the affected class," who were to receive monetary aiis out against Green for more than 1,00) yards at Bay last Cincinnati got a No. I draft., should have asked her if she felt she was discriminated against unknown woman - unknown charge; applicant Morrill salary from his current $12,027. Hoping for a bell-ringing season that saw the opposition August. Davis, 24, missed Tampa compensation, were chosen by the two charging parties, Moore Will have its heavy artilweek, bumping USC, will be into one choice in return. before her name was included, Mrs. Crawford said that was not Mayor Moore said, however, that the only agreements made unknown, out of country, claims he was denied an application and Brooks. Mrs. Roberta says she knows neither man personally her responsibility. with the Police officer were Included within the EEOC sgr,,m,,f form for employment; two unknown applicants at iilIt'. ntul 'Ii,,. gV" ..Iek - dntinn IUI IIUL. "Mr. ro Investigated charges made by the charging paies Knowles, in a letter to Otero,dated Juno 20 surriniiiixtris the, - unknown as to names or charges. Admitting that Carolyn Cohen, wife of Jacob Cohen, is em.. (Moore, Brooks, Martinez). It was up to the EEOC to in. $ "This makes a total of seven in the affected class. All seven, agreement, noted that Moore would receive "reinstatement in ploda a secretary in eSCAofflce,M Crawford denied that veatlgate," she said. plus M. Martinez, total of eight and are all included under the fJake Same "1 J justment check of $256.13 $4,000 monetary award portion, which is In addition to Brooks and have a private office," Mrs. Crawford mid. 31onday: %Vhv Wd The (Ity Pay! payment, authorization to wear regular police uniform, made an Moore. It is understood that the Qty of Sanford will pay the $4,000 She said the reason Jacob Cohen was selected by Brooks and acting sergeant and to remain as such until promoted to sergeant. to EEOC and they are to determine the division of payment to the Moore was because "the police department had tried to force him to lie against Tony Brooks and he resigned rather than do that. They felt that kind of integrity needed rewarding. "I personally had nothing to do with the selection of Jake Cohen as a recipient of any of those funds," she said, adding Mrs. Cohen PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. 1"ive years ago, he underwent MIAMI (AP) - When the would have allowed him to play Bassett to play for Toronto's wishes her name had never been given. tAP) There he sat, a gaunt major cancer surgery 0',f the Miami Dolphins meet the in a preseason game. Canadian Football League W CCKEN Chief Butler called Mrs. Crawford's statements concerning nondescri pt man of 47, Mock- lym ph glands which stripp4 Washington Redskins tonight fCOMInsed From Page 1-A), may be obtained from auto dition to accidents." The Dolphins' Most Valuable team. Before and dring the Cohen's leaving the department "false." ingfooted, in a drab green him of much of his back an4 " e Miami's Orange Bowl, they'll Player after the Super Bowl VII That's the same John Bassett insurers for an additional "Mr. Jacob Cohen was a good officer and he resigned to take shirt, w hite sweater and faded sho ulder m uscles on the riglI find themselves up against a victory, Scott will be in jtJajpj who enticed veteran Dolphins Meyer called the law a legislative session, AAA another opportunity in order to earn more money. Since leaving premium. jeans, his lined features tough- side. rcuit , couple of familiar faces. for tonight's game although he Larry Caonka, Paul Warfield "bureaucratic maze to adwarned against passage of he has come to my office and apologized to me for statements Persona entitled to Medicare minister." He said State ened by the sun. it was questionable whether Karns said the new law Farm sweeping insurance revisions. One of those faces belongs to may be sidelined with a muscle and Jim Ktick to loin the World -. I .. or mllltarv fnr ,,.. tflq.Irnnrn Ci. ,, h .. DII 1111! II IE benefits "What do you think looking at he ever would be able to swing a a iiivjj UI AAA uuos of Florida believe 1`11.... ''i U UII7 svIivt a frUk V I free safety Jake Scott, who was Injury. Football League in 1914. ' 'stliiciy rewarding safe drivers by lawmakers should resist the leader board?" he was club again. Littler defied such person's legal liability for In- serial injury the I traded to the Redskins last year Joe TheLsman, another forThe Redskins acquired the dire forebodings and became a asked. Jury to others or property PIP coverage, but can probably giving a refund credit on the temptation to do something ,j after five stormy seasons under met Dolphin, is expected to rights to Theisman in 1974, and " we're so Sirs rsous premium, 'Looks good," replied Gene winner again on the tough tour. R6* reduce damage caused by the operator their premium by even if it's wrong." c )l OMNI Dolphins Coach Don Shula. i sale handle a large part of the pass- Shula said he could create a few ,,• Littler, surveying a huge his most notable achievements of a vehicle. "The only thing is purchasing a deductible policy Karns said the legislature Relations between Scott and big duties for the Redskins, new problems for the Dolphins Noted Karns: "No matter I and spread of black white flubeing victories in the Crosby t*at under the new law to get available u to U,000. Chirfrse Tests. Sifter That We We had the opportunity to remove Shula began to fall apart in 1975 Veteran quarterback Billy Kit. during Saturday's game. what the law talks. about, the n, merals showing that he was the Memphis and Westchester your car through the inspection .% Bodily injury liability and penalty) in excess of $50 million that go 00 p after Scott failed to show up for met is expected to start for "I have nothing but respect to be severe enough it '1 halfway leader of the 59th PGA Classics in 1975. station, proof of auto insurance property damage liability S. Offering A On. This Dinner into every company's loss ratio a banquet and was for Khmer," Shula said, "but Pi fined by the to Washington. keep a person from and are passed on to the policyGolf Championship with a score th not required for PIP (alias coverages now carried will not No one In golf, the purist' team. Scott fell further out of Thelmian, a Dolphin fourth against Cleveland, TheLsmnn The old college try fell short for the Evening Herald 11 habitually breaking the law. of 67-69-136, eight wider par. say—not óo-fault" he added. Special Just To Make A be automatically dropped. But, if holders, but failed to abolish Jack Nicklaus, not' TRY AGAIN favor when he suffered a looked better than round draft choice I've ever in lvii, was judges feel its undrivers Friday night at tile Seminole Harness in the stretch of 36 holes over Sam Snead, "Most companies would When the present policy ez• the Insolvency fund. not Ben Hogan—' shoulder Injury last 5effl him. He lured was exceptional. away from the constitutional, year and team by a this will cerone of the most formidable ltacewav, where Thea Del'Intoof Orlando Land won rather not write a policy for pires. you will be able to retain Out it You. Under the fund created by the world—fabled ever possessed a filter swing. l( Watch For Our Everything he threw was on the " asE ' E refused to take medication that more profitable offer from John Y AR courses in the PIP alone until all licensed the coverages or eliminate tainly make this law less ef- legislature prudently managed the newspaper finals In the celebrity races. Above £t___ to is a monument in its com money. With itie maneufective. I further anticipate if Pebble Beach—there wasn't a drivers in the household have them. c .li,n llaynes chats with Bob Neely before the big companies are assessed to pay Grsnd.bop.ning About pactness and in Its absence o fin verability he gives them, he go $2 billion a year, it unnalti single bogey. signed a statement that they V r th. In.ntIua iunIti.I I..claims Incentivef,in,4 WW cost almost margin at race while Jean Patteson (below) gives her horse for rror. q could be tough to keep out of thnt In N 1 "Would you be satisfied with w,vy "uvv ai we traffic [We sur charges, surance companies which p'.u,lYIIAIr!u,eT some last minute encouragement. Jim finished there." admin is ter and it wo d I It is suing that has won him ul asked. C that score?" another purchased does not provide any McKibbIn said, "In my opinion become insolvent . Between third. ,lean. fourth. The Redskins won a 18.14 "Eight under par is not going 28 tour titles. including the U.S Liability coverage." Karns said they have slowed a lot of people laborious to collect and July 1,1975 and July 1, 1976, li Us Make Akiever is d tribute." vicotry over Cleveland in both to will," Littler said, "so I guess Amateur and U.S. Open. he is requiring these signatures down as people don't li ke to part Karns said, some 13 carriers ° teams' preseason opener Monthe answer to that is 'no." from policy holde rs who wish to with their money. I personally This month's Florida operating In the state becam e out OfYol day night. The board showed that Jerry Flames Release, 4miy carry PIP. don't went to risk a high fine , so Motorist, publi cation of the insolven t. Shula said he plans to start McGee was close behind Littler AAA, dates "AdmInIstrative PIP coverage requirui by I take It easy, but as far as 1 am positive the law Is the same players he used in last at 138, and Just four shots back de in gui l es in the Obtained law are rebate vague, goes going to be changed, when I 'jaw may be it would be from any week's 13.7 victory over the at 140 were Jack Nicklaus and Romanchych Unofficia' e imates st place th e don't have pean s." ty-caaualty any way of ' Insurance -Proper ut Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Lanny Wadklns, with Torn Watc t so ugh as to make the predicting. I don 't see how the FRED ATLANTA (AP) — The Nd'company, agent or broker "Good drivers ha ve some os Wh Dick Anderson will be at ore Honor Code Is Boil C son, the Masters and British tonal Hockey League Atlanta progr am virtually valueless. At governor and legislature can licensed to sell auto Insurance reward as they are charged less 1809 French rench Ave. strong safety, replacing Charlie Open champion, in a group at Flames have announced that PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) In baseball, Cincinn ati's Pete 'in Florida. Additional PIP f or Insurance and some corn- the tim e of passage, return to permit this complicated (Hwy. 17.92) Babb who is out with a shoulder 141. th e go od dr ivers who would creation to plague the citizens Rose will draw and quarter any foe who might try and obstruct right winger Larry Romanprotection a bove t he required panies charge extra for drivers Sanford injury. "I wouldn't be comfortable chych's contract will not be receive the be the bases. Oakland's George Atkinson tries nefits ogress around was f or too long a time," said 430 minimum reauired with trnffl u4nlo*Inn. In with that lead if I was playing renewed. decapitate anyone with the temerity to Invade his football tentthe last green," Littler corntory, as the Steelers' Lynn Swan can attest. Romanchych, 27, acquired by niented. Guys In the National Hockey League have learned— the hard the Flames in the 1972 e4The quiet man from La Jolla. pansion draft, became a fre .p way— that it's not nice to try and do battle with the rambunctious I. Calif., is one of the game's agent June 1. head-hunter, Dave Schultz. In the very polite and proper game of modem marvels yet an anach. teiuIs, flie Nastase will employ any ruse or any ugly tactic to He scored 40 goals in his first ronism in the flashy, high-pres- two seasons with Atlanta but an disconcert an opponent. sured business of tournament injured knee hindered his playTheie are not unique or Isolated cases. They are cited merely as golf. representative of the credo in big time professional sports, which big time and production. Last 00. One of the "Trailer Kids" of season Romanchych played is: "Grab th e edge at any and all costs." .' the 1950's, he came to this tour. with Tulsa of the Central HockThe exception to this rule Is tournament golf which still adheres ORLANDO Florida Tech ! nanient after a six-week layoff ey League before being called to the ancient virtues practiced by its Scottish forebears more athletic director Jack O'Leary for treatment and recuperation up late In the season by the than a century ago. announced today the apJ from a dislocated spinal disc. Flames. "The honor code i3 basic to the sport," says Joseph Dey, former oolntment 01 Bill Moon its the director of the U.S. Golf Association, ex-commissioner of the pro new Knight baseball coach. tour and premier authority on the rules. O'ry said, "We are very "It is bred into the game. A player must be responsible for his pleased to have Bill Moon Join equipment and his score. Eliminate that and you have no game at the Florida Tech athletic all. It's simple. Every man must police hImseLf. When two men coaching staff as our baseball tee off— one going to the left and the other to the right— you have coach. Coach Moon has an By ANDY (URARI)I those other coaches say about 'The things we have to work ourselvesagain.st the tough DeLand and Seminole all in trust each one to do what is right. You can't have a policeman extensive background both as a Herald Correspondent jamboree. Saying they are our special teams and Iewiis. that's the only way to succession, with the final two the on following each one and watching every shot." player and coach and I feel our passing game," Haley said. get better. cart' about winning, didn't Golf's complete dependence on thç Integrity and fair play of its only one way to There's games on the road. confident he will field a very Southern Cal Alumni Club S purs Bucs Hopes Littler Leads PGA By Two Scott Returns To Haunt Do1ph ins Insurance Agents Unhappy - I B.sv.r Of '' I * H I . ' %. LRI • — FTU Taps Bill Moon As Coach J - Brantle y Gri d Coach Gets Itch y players was emphasized again this week fit t1w illegal club con- competitive Tech baseball describe Jim Raley, football thai's I bulich of bull. I try to troversy at the PGA Championship, Eight top pros had iron clubs declared illegal because the grooves on the faces failed to meet the rule specifications of being coach at lake Brantley High team." itchy. The 29-year-old Moon has School Haley gets the feeling every taught and coached at Walton no wider than 15-1,000th of an inch. ' t ' lt seemed a rather trivial matter since most players agreed the grooving had no effect on a shot in dry conditions and possibly a mineacule affect out of wet grass. But the rules were installed to t discourage private tinkering with clubs. And rules are rules. The incident was blown into unnatural proportions by the fact that one of the eight players involved In dub disqualifications was Torn Watson, the young star who won the Masters in April and British Open last month. ' Watson not only had a new set of clubs declared illegal but, when he had an old set flown in from his Kansas City home, those clubs also were found improper, forcing him to borrow a secondhand set for the tournament. An unfortunate facet was that a taint was unfairly applied to Watson's fine 1977 record and little credit was given him for voluntarily asking that his clubs be checked when there was no -. -Wv will have about15 out for "We havi- to plin with the WIll everything even a game of the squad Monday and I guess horse shoes.' Haley said. host to he the best. we will cut it dowii to around 55. The official Brantley record be "I feel like we have buildm Nineteen juniors will be back "We are ready to get the ball roiling, before you know It will t his house teami a long time High School in East Marietta, year about this time, however for last year was 5-5 but Raley till thesquad this.waso Fir%j we had to build the frame Ga., the past two years. Ile was this time around he is also (Ioesii'( count two of those I3rantle something11itgiving has rk then add the extras in head baseball and assistant enthused about the upcoming because they were forfeits. "If lacked experience. - Lake Brantley and all other high schoob in Seminole County begin fall football practice Monday morning. Each school will practice every weekday and several schoo ls will practice twice a day. area. I now feel like (hi' season. football coach. we lost ttieiii on the field then Of those 19 most will be used each imuse is built and we are ready Haley has been rebuilding we The Lake Placid, New York them period. We were 1- lit starting roles. s. So not III)' native ear ned 10 varsity letters this team for some years IIOW 7 last year and we can do a lot the players Haley puts on the to move oil in baseball, basketball and and this is the year all that better this year." 'Wi' have been in the rain too held will be inexperienced. football at Troy High School In rebuilding will hopefully begin lthlL'y set's improvements In "lix' schedule Is tough but long and we art' sick of it. Sherick's Dream to pay Troy, N.Y. quickness, depth and desire uu are only as good as the are ready to win. I am, and the "It is time to make our over this summer with it teams you play. If we were boys arc.' Moon attended Parsons Haley said. 'I rn very majority of the football team playing all easy games and had College in Fairfield, Iowa in move," Ha l'lw season's last three weeks To Face Daniel 1966 and '67 then came to excited." :i great year what would that will probably tell the toll. CINCINNATI— Cathy Sherk, A tough schedule will be under a weight training Florida and enrolled at North lirantlev must play ('ciomital. a fl-year-old Canadian rookie progrwn i rove? W e have to prove re Brantley's biggest threat Florida J unior College, w he playing in a self-descri bed he ranked in the top ten hi against having a good season. will take on favored hitting at state Juco schools, "Oh, we will be respectable, I Beth Daniel, the 1975 champion, What we want is to know that. with a .423 average, in the 3$-hole finals Saturday i a big season." In 1988, Moon came to after idling a National Wan-"I knit care what any of '' demand he do so. Johnny Miller put it in proper perspective. "Tommy didn't ask his manufacturer to make him a set of illegal clubs," Miller said. It was golf's honor system that caused George Burns to ask fur Orlando and finished his Junior a check of his clubs last week in the Greater Hartford Open. And It college work at Valencia Community College. The native was the integrity of the athletes such as Watson, Gary I'layer, New Yorker then enrolled at the inspection Hay Floyd and Hale Irwin who asked for microscopic • Disqualified H. . / Coleman Notches '' - University of Florida in 1969 of their clubs. They did not have to do it. ATLANTA ,Ai— Atlanta Some 60 players, including Jack Nicklaus, did likewise. Most and played second base and Braves righthander Max Leon. shortstop for t he Gators. arrested last Saturday on sev 1. Were found to Ix' well within the law. Moon left Florida to play in cml charges including driving the Global League, batting .358 wider the Influence, has been while playing in Japan, placed on the disqualified list. Venezuela, Puerto Rico, said Hill Lucas, general manbe, lambert leaving Pittsburgh, Dominican Republic as well as tiger of the National League PittaPITTSBURGH (API Wednes y. da the United States for former club, middle linesaid burgh Steelers The Braves recalled leftIn a telephone Interview from major leaguer Enos Slaughter. says he is lambert backer Jack bander Mike Davey from Richmoviif from Pittsburgh be. Texas, lambert's agent Bucky The new Tech coach went cause he has been unable to Woy said he has negotiated sev- with the Montreal Expos iiiond of the International league to replace Leon on the reach a contract settlement eral times with the team owlsrookies In with the National Football erasince Lambert first asked to third and Bradenton, playing roster. Loon, released oil bond, second base, before was given permission by the be traded about 10 days ago, League team. entering the service, club to return to Mexico where, 'but nothing Is any better." Owing a three-year tour of lie said, his lather was ill. 'Frankly, I'm very dls1k saif the 25-year-old AliPro icon was scheduled to rejoin appointed and thoroughly cbs- is determined not to play his duty, Moon was In Fort Devens, cow-aged. lam in the process of option year for his $33,000 Massachusetts, Vietnam and the club earlier in the week in Germany. San Diego but failed to return, packing my belongings and will salary. . " Skatfing Title FORT WORTH, TeL (AP) . . Robbie Coleman, a 15-year-old Lambert Discouraged Memphis, Tenn,, schoolgirl, ' . • .. — 0 en's Amateur Golf wnlfijiaj record. . Leon Arrested, • .• ,.. $ . - :_- •. . , ,' .. It T,-. - -' " ' i.i:v Is ltKl)V FOR Pi.Kvrv OF TE A M I"li.l 'iii, has won the American freestyle title night in the 40th Amateur Roller Rating Championships. Miss Coleman edged firmer champion Moans Pitcher, 22, of . Diego and defending title holder, Lisa Bergin, 18, of Foçt Worth, Tex,, to capture the crowm Miss Coleman has' won sAz American titles In various age classifications in the nine years she has been skating in national champlonshipL �2I-Ev.in Herald. SsnMrd' Sunday, Ave. 11, tU7 On Face Colts I., TV Sunday Deltona CC 1 f$reak,,6,ven Mill Prices Regroup Time For Oilers By The Associa ted Press Baltimore at the Astrodome Bay at Milwaukee and same power against Ho with a hit of trepidation. Alter Cleveland at Minnesota. UW they dwittled an route For the Houston Oilers, It Is all, the last time they faced the SY in Super Bowl The game got out of hand too time to recoup, not to remern. colts, midway in the 1076 , q," Houston Coach Bum now hod the Beers, who gal Is her. son, they were gracious enough The Oilers, who went into the to offer up a 21-0 lead to them, Phillips said of the debacle In UP touchdown pes to Bobi 1V78 National Football League too. The end result of that game Oakbrnd. "II was 21. too soon Scott and Archie Manning In a New Orleans. season with such high hopes was a 38.14 thumping by and if you play catchup, you loss to on national tee- can't look at anybody else that and came out of It with a dis- Baltimore Dallas, shaken a bit by It you have to look at. We had to number of appointing 54 record, went Into vision, injuries, most nota the l9l7 preseason with refur. The rest ot the league isln cut l9 players and you can't if Iy Tony t's knee, visi t a lAshed dreams. action tonight with Chicago at yo u can't look at '" band of Seattle Seahawka wi10 And they came out of the first Oakland. Dallas at Seattle, the The Colts are trying to re- shocked San Francisco in theIi weekend of action on the short New York Jets at Atlanta, group, too, although not from a opener. The Jets, visiting a end of a 40.0 shellacking by the Washington at Miami, San start as disastrous as Hous. Falcon team which displayed Oakland Raiders, who built a Francisco at San Diego, Pliila- ton's. Baltimore was nosed out sound defense in a shutout of S 214 lead before the Oilers had a delphia at Los Angeles, the New 144 by the Broncos In Denver Louis a week ago, are stl chance to say, "How do you York Giants at New Orleans, as Craig Morton and Craig looking not only for their fin do." Tampa Bay at Cincinnati, St. Penrose, two candidates battl- victory of 1877 but their fin And they might be forgiven If Louis at Denver. Detroit at ing for the same darting job, touchdown as well. Eight per they go Into Sunday's nationally Buffalo, Pittsburgh at Kansas each threw a touchdown pass. ode of play have produced jig televised (CBS) game against City, New England vs. Green The Raiders, displaying the three field goals. - M hfr1hdv_fhm I.d . --F - Well, Since You Asked... -- a midway point of the 1100, 000 Long Island Charity Classic. Q. What Is the difference between a spit ball and a wet nail? When the pitcher is pitching In a light rain, the ball is all soaked up and much wetter than a spit balL Waiter Rodjeuski, New Britain, Coon. What made the accom. pllshmerg more amazing was that the native of Reading, Pa., For a bona fide spit ball, the pitcher loads up just one section of was com peting In her ffrft. the bail with moisture and gets It to do funny tricks, like dropping flanient since becoming a momoff a table. In a light rain, the ball would be changed often enough bar of the Ladies Professional by the umpires so that It wouldn't turn over like a true spitter. Golf Association two weeks ago. Also, saliva has a sUppler feel than just plain 1120. Miss King, who graduated Q. How do the major leagues decide on the number of at-bats. from Furman University two bisfier steeds too qualify ter W t0P It 12 bettinig avenge? h it the same for pitchers with the ERA category based on the minimum months ago, shot a67 Friday for number of Innings pitched? Roland Messier, Camarillo, Calif. a two-round total of 138 at the The rankings for batters are based on zoz plate appearances Colonle 11111 Golf Club. during the course of a season. For pitchers, the required number The rookie held a one-stroke of Innings toiled to qualify among the leaders 13 162. lead over Mary Mills of Laurel. - - Miss., the first-day leader, who carded a second-round 71. . ~~,~ A5 -. mucs at a.I1.... ...-__-_ Ill urmain qua lified byft1 W .,A& I Army Major Q. Who do you think is the best pitcher In baseball today? 1 thInk iii. Frank Tanana. What do you say? RH., Banta cm, Cali I suppose an argumentcaIbemado for thcoorfw lefthander of the California Angels, bo doesn't mind telling anyone how good hels. But it should be noted he has not yet well 20 gamesina season, and on his own team this year, fireballing righthander Nolan Ryan is having a more spectacular campaign. For my money, Tom Seaver, despite his stuttering start with Cincinnati, Is dill the bed hurler in the game, with maybe Don Sutton of the Dodgers No. 2 for consummate craftsmanship. Q. how could I reach Gale Sayers, the great Bears halfback, with a letter. Where does be live and what year did he retire In? How many yards did he gain In his career? 0.11., Brookdale, Calif. Sayers, just inducted Into the Pro Football Hall of Fame after a spectacular career which numbered just five full seasons, Is currently the director of athletics at Southern Illinois University In Carbondale, Ill. He started in I%5 and retied during the exhibition season In 1972 after relnJuring his knee on the astroturt at Candlestick Park in San Francisco. During his career, he gained 4,956 yards running, which, Ironically, doesn't rank him among the top 20 of all time. Q. Do you know who the first salaried baseball player was, and bow much be has paid? Henry Grisehy, Cincinnati, 0. There Is no definitive answer. Al Reach of the Brooklyn Eckfords and Philadelphia Athletics in the early 1860s has been generally recognized as the first paid player In baseball history, but historian Dr. Harold Seymour, who has written about the pioneer days, claims the Brooklyn Excelsiors paid Jim Creighton under the table to make him the first pro. Q. You credited Lou Boudreau with being the youngest manager In baseball history. It was neither Boudreau (U) nor Rocky Harris (17). Hager Peeki asash managed the New York Van sis1M4attheageof3..-GusghJonsos,gw,pa. Technically, you may be right, Gus, but there's a little bit of nitpicking involved. When - Frank Chance was fired as manager of the then New York Highlanders o.a Sept. 16, 1914, shortstop Peckinpaugh was named interim skipper, and the club won nine and lost eight under him the red of the season. Wild Bill Donovan took over u the Highlanders' skipper In 1915 and Peck didn't manage again until he led Cl eveland In 1926. Top Shooter - CAMPPERRY,OhIO(AP)Defending champion Lanes Wigger, an Army major from Columbus, Ga., has the first round lead going into today's National Smailbore Rifle Poition championship. Wigger, who has won this title nine times, had a score of out of a possible 600. - Army Reserve Capt. William Cincinnati posted same score but Wigger put 55 of his 60 shots Into the a-ring smaller circle within the seye), while Beard managed the civilian category. Matthaw Stark of Alexandria, Va., led with Robed Vangene of Minneapolis is second with 790-39z. - - Elaine Proffitt of Titusville, Is ahead In the junior category with 79l-39z, followed by Wayne Delllger of Annandale, Va., with The course offlre for ,he four. position tcts each from the prone, standing, sitting and kneeling positions at . #_z_ I _____ ___ Delaware - Delaware halt abandoned plans for a lottery based on National Football League games, despite a federal judge's ruling in favor of the Mate in t1 legal battle with the NFL The NFL had cone to cowl league contended that the game threatened the Integrity of pro The NFL had filed suit seek. Ing damages and a permanent injunction against the betting operation. While upholding the validity of Delaware's Scoreboard lotDIMIICI COwl J udge tery, Walter E. Stapleton Invalidated the Mate's Touchdown II game, which directly paralleled illegal football betting cards. added tha t the Mate would be required to include a discla imer on all promotional material, indicating that the lottery was not sponsored or sanctioned by the NFL But Ralph Batch, director of the Delaware lottery, said the agency would not run the food. ball lottery this falL Delaware's football lottery wuthflddaperstj. lpj tlng game in sports, in the country, other than horse and dog racing and jai alal. Mitts for LA since being named the the mod valuable player In the All Star Game led moi11h. big da,f' these Yong men each of whom finished ekhër first or second In the Seminole Club Junkw tournament held Thursday and Friday. PktUred are left to right John Kirkland. Ran Portia (kneeling) 0Ø Kulick, Llne.le Lanes, Mike l$art$eI, Hobert Epple and RU Swdkk. Mickey O'Hrlen the club professional Is pictured behiud the $ :'ttt.' .......... S... -....... ' - - - - - -. He's l*three and was knocked out and not Involved In the declaim In the other two, Th. Wed sethoct was a 8.2 duamr against Atlanta Friday eight In which Sutton tack a 34 kadkothsnInthhmlag.sgyto be butin by Rod GUbnsth's grand slam ham. ms. Elsewhere in the National league Friday, St. [nez edged want ' the place in tip-top shape for the Rolling Hills' tournament will be held Aug. 19. It Is the . MYERY LADIES: Queenoftheweek bybowling8sphtjoyer her average was this league's secretary, Linda Downer. 1111110 arlisic qu Mily is still lacking. Giants call 'hemselves 'in of Coach John McVay offers hope be. cause he has history of being winner at every level of football. Under him. '76 Giants finished strong By 10 j / ' ." , 10 McV.y Rattng-B+ Oscondery: Tends to be aleve.Ine Couple of injuries. to Bobby Brooks and Henry Studio'1, the cor ne r mete. dis pted until Inst year They're back and Jim Shenke, maybe most relable man, can move back to his natural position at safety, Rating--B -Kicking, Ipecisi Teams: Joe Danelo had his on days as placekicker. beating Atlanta, for instance. He also had off days Must be more consistent. Punter Dave Jennings proved far more reliable as No 2 punter in NFC. Jimmy Robinson handled most returns Rating-B- PREDICTION The record should be better, with McVay concentrating on 9011mg bMf Offense to go with improved defense But it's _____________ Streak `111 -- for three more runs as the ChIcago 1 07. Royals outlasted Toronto. Orioles I, A's 1 The Royals snapped a tie Jim Palmer hurled a two-hit- wi th three runs in the sixth as ter and rookie Kiko Garcia's McRae slammed his 18th two-run single capped Bal ti. homer of the season with one more's four-run sixth-Inning Tom Poquette aboard, Poquette rally as the Orioles de f ea ted had Ing1ed home Fred Patek, ' . . . ,-;.1' . I' - - ' . , . '-, . fifth On scored three Oakland baserunners Kansas City .,". '.," . - . , , . .'' . . V... . .. ' -• . I 4.... , ' .. .- - - the opener, -4c\, ' A NEVI NEVP' MATH? ' down the victory. Rookie catcher Gary Alezander had a triple and homer for San Francisco while Mike turn is hornereci for the Reds. Padres 5, Adros 4 Dave Kingman's fielder's. coulee grounder In the ninth Inlung scored Dave Winfield with t,e deciding run as San Diego shaded Houston, Winfield had walked and raced to third on George Hendrick's single _____________________________________________________ Legal Notice CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA Notice Public Hearing be fore dashing home on Kingman'ar grounder to shortstop. The Astros had tied the game,, In the (op of the nint h on con. secidive run-scoring doubles by, Art Howe and Ed Herrman': against relliever Rollie Fingers, - - - - - - - - - To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the Cily of Winter Spring$, Florida, that Said City Council will hold a public hearing on - An abbfevisted form of the proposed budget for the City of Winter Spring,, Florida, is set forth below: ions cc Departmen t Finance Department Construction 1 1 xus000 ______-- TOTAL PROPOSED EXPENDITURES: usneraj Kevenue Federal Revenue Sharing 5 Vehicles Vehicles Loan Pmts. Heavy Equip Loan Pmts Machinery and Equipment End of Year Cash in Bank. C.tt! JA Title VI P07!ce Education to Training Fund 701 Project Fund: Fixed Pole Fee Fund $23615 00 23.77000 1,10000 43.00000 675,03300 5.20000 ' , - ' RForsch, StL, 143, .737. Saturday's Games PhIlaJeIphia (Lerch 62) at 9 101 Pgh, 11 4, 133, Seaver, Cm, 173, .706, 3.11; Chr ttnson, Phi, 105, 667, 495 Atlanta 3, Lns Angeles 2 San Francisco 4, Cincinnati I Dog Racing - Candiria, SI. Louis 2, Montreal I San Diego S. Houston 1 Transactions 12 3 Pact 1150, Purill $340: 1 Wing,1111 Godrn:a (Bailer) 2. Fair Sit (Rau) 1) 1041 20; 31 60. - -- - - Don . I. •.1007 •d WV. V' AA. 19 I, •'JUV. is I BU?k; - - C: I Jane Bill: 2 Reno P ec mna 120. 0 (7 It $31 00. p Dolly jester) Griffin) S. Stratton 3603.10,3 Red Mar (7) 7.20: Q (13) Dee's Dom, S Chief Strider, 6 FOURTH- I Gatdos Javier 1700 Same Kin (Farber) I All AdioS (Scholter ) ChIle's Bone FOURTH SECOND- S-Il, 5: I. Madcts Okie 30.90 THIRD - 3.16, 5: I. Heart Heater 13) I 00 2 60 2 40; 2 Nobel Wally (1) $2.000.3.000.3,509, Purse $530: I Or. 7 603103 Dam Yanky (6)2 60; Q o FIFTH - I #A - claiming pace (Komers) FOOTBALL - Claiming 3. Champ Rainbow (j. Hysem 4. 3 .' AI)eans Baron 97.10; 31.31. THIRD - S-Il, 5: 1 Del 3 Trans D'ag 3 70. 0 13 61 6510. P tl 3)70) 60. '1 (6 35) 102@0 Ess4inios; 2 Tom Mac, 3 Terri FIFTH- I Marti EChaniz 10 40 Trip; I Factual, S Excavator Jim; S 00120. 7 Oscar Arrieta 10 20 160. Go Gettem 1161 11010 T (161)37100 (arldges) 4. Cosimont Fritz FOURTH - so 0: 1. Dennis C. 14) FIFTH - 1.16, 0: I get gelly~ 2 SIXTH- I Ramon Paco 1 60 A 40 BALTIMORE COLTS - Signed (R obinson) S. Kyle 0 (Britton) 6. 3360 11.20 1210: 2 1. Mistral (I) Gypsy O'Neil, Spring Time Nan; 310. 2 Reno Gash II 960 310. 3 Scotch Whiskey Burgett) 1. Bruce Laird, safely. S pud K 1.003 00; 3 K'S Sensen (7) 5.20; Q (I I Whistle Stop: S ClatsI Clarke; 6 Tram Cheva 150.- 0 17 4) 133 10, P Signed Sun (DelCampo) I. Snow Mercury 11 1$ 40, P II 1) 33060; T 111.7) Rocktown; 7. Jarheed HOUSTON OILERS Krook; I, (A 2) $11 90. T (127) $32910 National Football League Cincinnati (Moskau 23) at San Francisco (Montefusco New York (Matlack 6 12) at Pittsburgh (Routs 711) (n) Mark Johnson, linebacker. Released (Unknown), Montreal (Twitchell 71 SIXTH - I M at Steve Davis and Gary Broussard, - - 17510; 3935 FIFTH -5.16,1: I Killosera Pat Condition Pace, Blue Jewell SEVENTH- I Galdos Cobian SIXTH 3. 5: I. Pecos Jlvin; 7. 17107 70 170;? Apral: Peclna 1000 - Ch OR wide receivers; (Dag enals) 7. Farmstead Charlie Atlanta (Solomon 3$) al Los defensive lineman; Bobby Joe 7.50: 3 Commando (2) 3.00: 0 (I)) Jigsaw Janet. S. Shandon GIc s 6. 51060.- P 16 41 $131 10. T is ) Angeles (John 13 4), In) East er , running back and Jack (Rev) 3 Manna (Whayland) A. Lady 37 40: P (31)117 30; T (3 17) 26100; Just Mine; 7 Nixon True Miss: S 1232 20 Only games scheduled Dee Dee (KomerS) S. Rambling 31.77 LeVeck. linebacker, Jump Master EIGHTH- I Zuoi Echanhi II 10 Today's Games Waived Jimmy (Unknown) 6. HR. Eddie LOS ANGELES RAMS SIXTH 5.14, 5: I Harold Drive SEVENTH III. A: I Weela 150 400. Oscar Mandola ISO Cincinnati at Si Francisco, Ron Jamerson, running back. (Bridges) 7. Spunky Etta (J. ( I) 2S.2' 1310310: 2 Amaretto (3) Crazy, 2. Frisco Lady; 3 Rainbow I 10. 3 Gatti Gatti II 100 0 13 SP 2 Hysell) NEW ORLEANS SAINTS 1.203 00; 3 K,ilojera Rally (7) 140; Eyes; 4 Patti Shaw, 5 Nixon Fanny 11100 p (33) S9710 1 (531) New York at Pittsburgh SEVENTH IM Placed Rober t W,itt, linebacker, on Condition 0(4 3)6320. p115)112.30; 7 (153) Dee; 6 Battling Bob. 7 K's Tiptoe; 1707 SO Philadelphia at Chicago injured reserve list. Released Pace, Puns $00: I Sassy Devil 717.50: 31 40 I Twink, Trou bles NINTH-I Oscar 940700300 2 Montreal at St Louis (Hall) 2 War Scout (Dagensis) I Bennie Johnson, defensive back SEVENTH - Is C: 1. WhileClown EIOHTH -5-16, 8: I K's Bender, Loyola 23 So ? 40. 3 Gatti 5 00. 0 (4 HOuston at San Diego Valley Forbes (J Hysell) 1.He Gone Willie Thompson, defenSive back: (7) 2) 50 160 160: 2 Top Class (6) 2 VicI Quint. 3 Sets Mmc; 4. True II 3300. P IS 1) 161 10. T Ill II Atlanta at Los A ng eles Tom Schick, offensive guard. Larry (Del Campo) S. Dandy Thing 3703 60, 3 T'3 Kathy (5) 7.50; Q 17 faith. S. 'fellow Ligh'; 6 Lett Gal. 253 10 o Howard Champ 6) 6370. P 17 6) 132.90: T (265) 1 W,llie Wesley, S Dizzy Dart Lawrence, quarterback; Jaime (Bridges) TENTH- I Apraiz Paco .60 160 AMERICAN LEAGUE Garza, wide reciever an Oakley (Taylor) 7 Dougs Dandy Worriers) 41040, 3905 NINTH 7.16, C: I Diane 160, 2 GIldoS Echansi 310 160. 3 East I. Lush Life (Scholler). Dal)n, dt'4ensive tackle. EIGHTH 7.14. 0: I. Campus Dudley , 7 K's Carefree; 3. Wind Ramon Wliy 610. 0 12 71 1060. P w L Pct. OS EIGHTH I M- Condition Pace, Dakota (It 1020 7.10 360; 2. Un Sock, I Early Warning; S. Marsha Il 2) 6000 7 (726) 663 10 BASEBALL Boston 41 600 Florida Bred, Purse $1,500: I-Curt winder (21 110 370; 3, Beet Bet Mello; Let's Chat.? Odd Stacy., BaIt ELEVENTH- I Bride Goros American League 66 11 .951 I', Jubilee (Schaller) 2. Bye Bye Bruce (7) 250. Q (7 1) 23 00; P (1 2) Bunny River. 16 20% 10300. 7 Reno Mandola 550 N Y or k 61 19 .366 31 1 BALTIMORE ORIOLES Mirmaid (Oagenais) 3 Abet Ho pe 77.00; T (127)751,10; 4330. TENTH IsA; I. Quick 170. 3 Alberdi Javier 340, Q ( ll) Detroit Spoof 2 51 61 455, 16 Assigned Tom Shopsy, utilityman, (T Smith) 4 Easter April (R. NINT04 - 5.16, S; 1. Now So (6) Trade Day, 3 M8991#1 Mission, 4 S1460 P (721 SIS900, T 11261 Cleve 50 67 .416 17 to their Rochester farm club in the Neely) S Good 0 Dude I DelCampo) 600 500 3 60. 2 Madds Majestic Tune (I) Maggie; S JM's Mod B. 6 139500 MItekee 50 67 .177 191 , International League. Reinstated Al 6 Nifty Lady Byrd (Komers) 7. 1350 600. 3. Yellow Princess (1) Echo Valley. 1 Bold Admiral. I Toronto TWELFTH- I Bride Gastill 39 72 .331 77", Oumbry, outfielder, from the 15 day Middle T (Bridges ). 3$Q, Q II 61 3750. P (6 1)321.90; T Swept Away t 40 500150. 7 Oscar Rodolfo 520 West ured lilt. Mm 67 45 .353 NEW YORK YANKEES - Purse $1,200: I. Carter Raker TENTH -.e: I Gene Austin u Monevchanger. 2. Up Town, 3 S'51660 P11 Si 112060 7 11311 Chicago 63 4? SIO it Recalled Mickey Mulls, third (Dagenais) 2 Metrolina A!)by 8 60 1 6U 3 20, 2. Pecos Rockin' (1) Nixon Moon Shot; 4 Jarhead Boone, %I" 60 Texas 61 46 .371 I' -, baseman, from their Syracuse farm (Bridges) I Zircon Abbe ( Komers) 6606 00 ; 3 Big Ruck (S) 560. Q (). S Kenny's Glenn, 6 Shredder ; 7 K.0 63 4 .561 7 team of the International League, I Careless Start (Wingard) 3-Black 7) 1160. P 1 7 I) 5570; T (215) Rapd Rudy, S Not So Breezy. A 2515 Handle 11 69 11 Calif ss 57 491 hO', Optioned Dell Aiston, outfielder, to Seattle 45 69 .110 20 Syracuse Named Art Fowler pit Oakland 17 11 .377 21 thing coach, 7 Friday's Games OAKLAND A's 7 Aquired Steve New York 10 9, California 13 Dunning, pitcher, from the St L ou is Cleveland 2 S. Milwauk ee 0 1 ,,rm team in New Orleans in the Kansas City 9, T oron to S American Association. Optioned Baltimore 6, Oakland I Mike Norris, pitcher, to San Jose in Boston 7, Seattle 2 the l',nif Ic Coast League Minnesota 17. Detroit II National League Texas 10, Chicago 7 ATLANTA BRAVES Placed Saturday's Games Max Leon, pitcher, on the Milwauk ee (Caldwell 25) at disqualified list Recalled Mike Cleveland (Bibby 91) Davey. pitcher, from Richmond of California (Ryan 16 101 at the International League New York (Holtzman 23) HOCKEY Se attle (Galasso Oil at fibs National Hockey League ton (Jenkins 57) ATLANTA FLAMES Released Kansa s City (Sptittorff 9 6) at Larry Romanchych, right ving. Toronto (Clancy I 2), In) Oakland ILanglord 713) at Baltimore (Flanagan 55), (n) Minnesota (Zahn 11 5) at Dc troll (Wilcox 20). (n) FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Chicago Stone 11 7) at Texas Northern Division (Olyteven 11-10), (n) W L Pct. OR today's Games St Petersburg 71 13 63 Milwaukee at Cleveland, 2 Lakeland 10 45 .609 3' Kansa s City at Toronto Wint er Haven 62 51 531 ii', Minn eso ta at Detroit Tam pa $6 60 .46311'? Oakland at Baltimore Daytona Beach i 390 25" California at New York Soutte,n Division Seattle at Boston W Palm Beach 13 17 605 Chicago at Teas, (n) Miami 65 35 375 9' Pompano Beach 59 59 $00 13 Fort Lauderdale 1% 73 34) 27 Cocoa .0 79 336 32' , - -- - - - - - - - --- - $S13.21S00 I 310,499.00 11.50000 19,00000 6.00000 10,00000 637.00 17,15700 113,513 00 1.067.00 61430.00 21300.00 TOTALANTIC,pATEDREVENUE: $1131711.00 Public inspection of the proposed budget and the proposed use and Budget for Federal Revenue Sharing Fund is available at the City Hall of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, and will be available for 30 days after the passage of the Budget. All Interested parties are invited to attend and be heard. DATED this 111h day of August, 1971, City of Winter Springs, Florida By s-Mary T Norton City Clerk GARY E MASSEY, Esq. Winter Perk Federal Bldg, 351 E, Semoran Blvd. Altdlmonte Springs, Flor ida 32101 Atlorney for City 01 Winter Springs Publlth Aug II. $971 DEO 53 AMERICAN LEAGUE Friday's Results Tampa al Pompano (leach, ppd BATTING 1230 at ba ts)- Carew, Mm. 361. floslock, Mm. 336. rain Lakeland 3. Miami 2 Singleton, Oil. 371; Rice, Otn. 371, Rivers, NY, 319 Daytona 6. West Palm S RUNS- Carew, Min, 9S. Bonds, Winter Haven S. Cocoa 3 Cat, SO. flostock. Mm, SO. Fisk, fists, St P et ersburg S. Fort Lauorruaie 77, Smalley, Mm, 71 2 RUNS BATTED IN--Bonds, Cal, SOUTHERN LEAGUE Si. HmSIe. Mm. I?; Thompson, Del, Eastern Division II. Zitk. Chi, SO; Hobson, 0n. 7. W L PcI 08 HITS -Carew. Mm, 167, Sostock, Jacksonville 11 19 642 Mm , 116, Rice, fists, 145, LeE lore, Orlando 71 23 510 511 Del, 139; Cooper, Mil. 137. Svanfah 21 25 519 6' DOUBLES-McRae, KC, 31; Charlotte 71 21 .462 91 , Reiackson, NY, 32; Lemon, Chi, 75; Western Division Carew, Mm, 75; HiSle, Mm, 25 Montgomery 75 fl $60 TRIPLES-Carew, Mm, II; Rice, Columbus 23 26 169 1', flsn, 13. flostock, Mm, 10. Fuentes, Chattanooga 23 27 160 S Del. 9. Randolph. NY, 9; Gerrit, Knoxville '1 33 3o xc. 9 Friday's Results HOME RUNS-Rice, fists, 30. Chattanooga at Orlando. rain I Itofldt, Cal, 79; GScott, Bsn. 27; Charlotte 7. Columbus I Nettles, NY, 26; Gamble, Ch. 73; Mon tgomery hO, Savannah Zisk, Chi, 23; Pl,sle, Mm, 73, Jacksonville I, Knoxville I STOLEN OASES--patek. KC. 33, Remy, Cal, 31: LeFlore, Dot, 21: Bonds. Cal, 2S; Page, 1!: $6 3 Lilies Days For FOi. Harness Racing PITCHING III Decisions)SEMINOLE Tojohn5on. Mm. 123. 500, 2.65. FRIDAY'S RESULTS C,ultelt. NY, 103. 169,3 95; Rozema, Del, $2 4. 750.2.70, Barrios, Chi, FIRST U - I Ote Miss 1, 733,1 13. Lyle, NV,5 3, 771, 1.70. (Berelnak) 19 00 6 20 910 7 Jambo Bird, KC, 1 3. 72?. 4 FISCAL YEAR 191?-1910; REPEALING PROPOSED BUDGET FOR 1917.1971 CITY OPWINTER$PRINOS, FLORIDA Police Department Fire Department PublicWo,ksDeparlmenl ' then ry Matthews doubled and an in. Cardinals 2, Expos I tentlonal walk to Joe Nolan Jerry Mumphrey doubled loaded the bases for Gilbreath, home pinch runner Rick Rosettl who had driven in Atlanta's with the winning run In the hotfirst run with an Infield out in torn of the ninth inning as Sit the fifth, The alender second Inuis shaded Montreal. basema,I then unloaded lsj Walks to Ted Simmons and sixth homer of the season, pinch hitter Mike Anderson set clearing the bases, the stage for Mumphrey's winPIrates 3.0, Mets 2-5 nlng hit, Pitcher Jim Rooker drilled Lou Brock helped build St. Wee hits, driving In two runs louis' first rim in the first In. aIsiscong the th J as pft,. nIng with a single and (h burgh beat New York In the stolen base of his career-fiv' short of Ty Cobb's all-tUiie PhiIUes 10, Cubs a record, 'ij McCaryer slugged a Gia nts I,. Reda 3 pair of horn. runs and John 'Montefisco handcidfed pu 17th g of Cincinnati on four hits through son, top bi the m&jors, ured. the first eight Innings and then 111104 psiiarip got relief help from Gary La. won st raight velle and Handy Moffiti to nail ,. I: - Jai Alai - Leaders .:-.- A • ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy 01 said Ordinance and the proposed use and budget for F ederal Sharing Fund sha l l be available at the office of the City Clerk 01 the City of Winter Springs, Florida, for all persons desiring to examine the same prior to the hearing. - 2nd game 12 innings Chicago (Bonham , LA. 12 3. .900, 3.60. John, LA, 13 Pittsburgh 36. New Y or k 25, -------- ' .763.771: RReusctiel, Chi, 135, .750. 10. f.iticagoo 3 - - .. .' . . INGS, FLORIDA, FOR THE 4 Philadelphia ,.._.._ ' Monday, August 29, 1971 at 730 p.m or as soon thereafter as possible, to consider the adoption of the following Ordinance by the City of Winter Springs, Florida, title of which i as loliowi: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA. ADOPTING THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF WINTER nm .363 27 - Minor Leagues ' who had opened the inning with . I 41 ?2 Friday's Games ' - '- , - ."- atniple. McRae also had a fifthliming triple and sco red the Atlanta - -- -- .... - TWELFTH 923.10; 3116 7)4. 1: I. Gypsy Day; 2. BriSk Ben; 3. Kim LukC; I. ELEVENTH s.I, A: Silver Flowers; S. Scenario; 6. Aaeaway (3) 5.40390 2.60, 2. Master Merrill ( $1 1.10 350; 3. Captains Black Taffeta. 1 Fabled: I. ItSy Lane 12) 3.10 0 (33) 11.40: p (31) Bidi*Ofl. 67.70; T (313) 175,00; 31.19. TWELFTH i A I. Min in. credible (3) 3 1 40 1220 610; 7, Loco Motion (1)120710; 3. K's Viking (7) 760: 0 (3-1) 15,20; P III 4) 136.30; T AT DAYTONA lEACH (3-17) 63360; 31.73 FRIDAY'S RESULTS A 1219: Handle FIRST- I GaldoS Ovv 7.70 310 5333.502. SATURDAY NIGHT 760, 2 Trani Paco S 10 S 10. 3. FIRST 1.0: I. L.L.'s Sabi; 7. Reno Equrb 160. 0 (2 5) $3520; T Lady Adorable; 3 Bob Hartop; 4 1 2 SI) $215 SO Hasty Printer, S. Candid Conlnee; 6. SECOND-1 Alberdi Egurbi Chrl%ty'sHope; 1 RimrockCanyon; 11204 20 360. 2 lob Mandiola 320 S Not 320. 3 Victor Javier 100; 0 (I 61 IEtflUfl *.IA P. I • cannon; 2, John Kevin; 3 Lori Day; 134370. 0.0 (7 6) $11400 1. Blondy Fly; 5, B -C's Golda: 6. THIRD-i Gasti Davila 9.10450 - $ _________ I St*11 Slumps, L, Wor r i eci a run ofaewnst..rts,HeIs, 10-7 for the NISOSI, Sutton j, ,j. into lug the, slim Dodger laid i'o' vided by Dusty Baker'a 20th horn. rue of lbs season. B$4 the Braves, stnsggftng along with thsword ism dklthe Major luguea,sudd,nlyde,aijed him. Jeff Burrotigha singled, Gas'. ' ' inningTexas the victory reached the quarter-flW. 61 victory over Brian reac hed on wal ks, and knock Chicago out of first naIso(the$I25,0Q0tennis cla,,. Fairlie of New Zealand as the Yankees 10-I, Angela 1.3 place in the Al Wed. stoat Muirfield VIllage Friday weather cleared at the rain.pla. Heggie Jackson do ubled and The loss dropped Chicago by winning two ma tches. gued tour nam ent. tri pl ed, dri vi ng home three one-h al f gam e behind Min. hander has not won alsicejuiy4, , - , - Montreal 2-I, Pittsburgh $WCp( a doubleheader from New York 3-2 and 84, the second game going 12 InnIngs, San Diego topped Houston 5.4, San Francisco edged Cincinnati 4.3 and Philadelphia routed Chicago 10. 3. Sutton's slump actually stretches beyond the AN Star break, The Dodger right. secretary, Aaron Kauffman with 663 and 247 some& -' Itagers 10, white Box 7 Texas rookie Keith Smith hit his first major league home run with two men on hi the eighth faces, UNPROFESSIONALS: Kit Johnson is holding onto high average with his 184. 111gb series and gam e Is held by league ,' allowed a single by Manny DUBLIN, Ohio Guillermo The Argentine defeated Sauguilien in the first and Vilas, with a remarkable 33- Yug double In the second by Shel don oslavia's NIklSpear6,6. M match winning streak on clay al lory. After that, the wily Mr. 2 In all early match, and 24-match string on &H ' average made Star of the Week for Sweetle Williams, Her 142 is also high average for the week. Wise gave up one run hi winning run. I I il l 11 Of Famer Monte Irvin Is In a new league as he third on Craig Reynolds"double T In other AL games officiates at the opener of the Math Baseball League Friday, and Steve Braun's two-out I New York swept a double-' In New York City. The game, based on baseball but ob Stinson header from California, 104 f or Seattle In t he fifth. utIlizing math Flash cards, was developed to make and 9-3; KansasQtynippedToItoyalst, Blue Jays $ basic math Instruction more Interesting. Irvin Is ronto Bal timore do wned LW McRae smashed a t*o- . Le ague Commissioner of the program sponsored by Oakland 6.1, Bos ton defeated run homer and Kansas City Seattle 7-2, Minnesota o ut St. Itegis Paper Company and the Police Athletic lasted capitalized on three Toronto erDetroit 12-11 and Texas downed rots League. Doug Ault homered for To roltio. up more than a notch. Past the no cinch Ouarterback is trouble Continues BARBOUR BROS. LADIES: Bowling 139 pins over her 142 ' '. with the tie-breaking and Oakland. It was the A's 14th consecutive loss. Palmer pitched his first corn. plet e game in seven dar ts, extending Baltimore's winning streak to five straight. lie dlf$cull to see them moving as I smashed two tremendous tnie runs in the nightcap to lead New - could be on way 10 all-pro. Harry Carson broke in inifores. ssvefy as middle man Brian Kelley rounds out reboble trio W rner for high average honors with a nice 161 average for the ladies of this league. - Defensive Line: Good blend of age and youth End Jack Gregory, tackle John Mendenhall represent former and have been all-pros Tactile Troy Archer, end George Mart in. rookie Gary Jeter are wave of future Archer had impessive debut to solidify front four. Rating-B Linebackers: Most impressive pan of Improving defense. Brad Van Pelt finally realized on vast potential and, at 28, sp b waukee first baseman Cecil grand slam home run and Mike Cooper. Cubbage's two-run homer and "Ile Just reached out ajldtsjta run-scoring single f ue led Minlow and away slider down the neafla's attack, but the Twins right field line," Eckeraley had to hold on to edge Detroit. said. Minnesota scored seven runs Cleveland do wiied the Brew- In t he second Inning and five ") ers t wice Friday, 2.0 a nd 5.4. mo In re the third to take a 12-3 The first-game heroics by Eck. frtJ, But Dutrolt, with home ersley were planned that way by Steve Kemp, Tito by Indians Manager Jeff lois. Fuentes, R usty Staub and Jaberg. son Thompson, battled back in the nightcap, Ric o (arty's with two runs In the t hi rd, two Pinch-hit llllltt'Innlng double more In the fourth, two In dr ove In the winning rub. Carty sixth arl two In the ninth. the ; credited It to an accident. i t 7. Mariners 2 . After Milwaukee rel iever Bill A home run by JIm Rice, Castro fired t he fIrst two pitch- *h of the season, backed an . Carty for st rikes, fire- eight-hitter by Rick Wise works that are nonnally USed Boston retur ned it its winn ing for a Cleveland home run or a ways I against Seattle. The ,Red victory went off accidentally. Sox, who had an 11-game willTh e veteran designated hitter IdIIIJ streak 'napped Th u day fouled off one pitch, t hen hit the night, scored six runs rs Ili the next one deep to right-center, first Inning to give Wise his fifth scoring Bill Mellon from second consecutive victory. - DEFENSE that is Fourth in NFC East : - Steve Ramsey, even up Ramsey's six years younger but that's only appar ent edge. Darkhorse rookie Jerry steyn's the real hopeful. RatIng-CRscsMng: No great shucks on the catching end, eher. There's no speedburner, the kind to keep secondaries edge Free agent Jimmy Robinson was '76 leader of out. side brigade. Al tight end, veteran Bob Tucker led team. is most dependable recetver. Rating-C Runnksg: Even discounting his knee injury which knocked him out final month, Larry Csonka's debut had to be consid' ecod a bust. s lack of speed Is apparent on club like Giants. Doug Kolar had good year. backed by Gordon Bell Need revived Csoi*a. Rabng.-DOffensive Line: Intensive drafting of recent years should stan payin off. Posztions theyll wind up at is videtermi. nate, but youngsters like John Hicks, Tom Mullen, Al Simpson, Ralph Hit provsde nucleus for a unit that could control bat. Ra ting-B Week are the high averages for this league. Another'bowler with an average of wider 100 came up with a gr eat ni ght of bo wlin g and a fantastic 173 pi ns a bove his average for a mighty happy Star of the week, Fred Smi th, EARLY TOYOTA: Naomi Beniatchy has unseated Phyll is Dennis Eckersley just missed York to a doubleheader sweep over California. Jac kson. who him a bit. doubled home the eventual '1 wasn't frust rated at all by whuilug run in the fourth liming the hit," the Cleveland Indians of the opener, has driven in righthandei. said. "I know I runs In his last 12 gam es. His ' can't pitch W3 bet ter than that. first homer in the second game The only hit In the first game snapped a 3-3 tie. of the twi4light do ubleheader 'rwim 12, ilgeni II was a first•Innlng triple by MilR od Car ew 's fourth career QUARTERBACK: Swapped Craig Morton to Denver for even status. PETTICOATS: The 1-3-7 split was converted by Mary Tucker. Teresa Lowle made Queen of the wee k by honors for her league. BIG-LITTLE LEAGUE: Poll y Price's 171 and Carl Hewett's 162 ano-hltter, and itcft dn't bother OFFENSE Eagles, and -. I The Associated Press OVERS: Lester Veino had a nice 203 game which helped pins over his averag e and garnered him Star of the the 1 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE East W L Pct. OS Phila 65 41 .407 Pitts 67 49 .311 3 Chicago oi 4 .SI 4 S Louis 61 SI .357 S" Montreal 32 63 .137 17'? N York 47 66 .116 2I" West Los Ang 69 46 .600 Cinci 37 57 .500 iI" Houston 51 63 .162 II IC. 7J DJ .43, I6'3 S Diego 33 67 .112 IS' St. Louis iurres 43), (n) -: 0 accoutrements are fine-a iganklng new home lfl the Jersey meadows, vociferous fans In abun. transition ' Thai means they*ve got to do something about that 3.11 record, fourth losing year in fOWr Now regime 4:00 p.m. You can enter as often as you want but can only cash once with the same partner. - cersiey One H tter The the . tenioon. PROSPECTUS dance--but M. Meyers are second with 1130 and in third place it is W. and Spelgle with a 1116. H. Jackson and Ray De Groat rolled a J. nice 1067 iiiid th ree pins be hind th em were R. Stephans and fl Stephans with a 1054. Remember squad times am at 1:00, 2:30 and . 12th jumital event and it will feature club members' chil dre n from ages 8.17. Also at Rolling Hills a "fun" event called the "Mon key tournament" wil l be staged Aug. 23. it's a nine-hole foursome event where each member of the team is allowed to med only one dub the entire af- fact that four greens are r at week leaders with a nice pInfall of 1166, Larry Picardet and . tourtiament," he added. The towwiment is scheduled on October 23. runs in Don Sutton's pod-All Star Game coma continues and it is becoming a cause for concern in the camp of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Sutton, we of the Dodger pltdthig staff, has made five C' porary greens, I NEW YORK GIANTS date's Scoreboard lottery. The By The Associated Press ?---.- chits in Florida with a 3-hole championship course, a first class clubliotme, tennis courts, swimmirig pool in &ddilion to a full social program." MOWS added Wt the new rate hikes would still not put thile facil ity's operations on a break-even basis. : The mixed doubles tournament which began last Sunday at flowl America and will continue through the rernaining Sundays August have l ist ed the lea ders In first week of tournament &.The scores Include handicaps. R. Brott and G. Sita" are the , ~ Charting The NFL Sutton I - value. We have one of the finest country weeks ago at Perrysburg, Ohl with a four-round ( Her be score was a 73. Vicki Fergon finished No. 31it 2, but she fail ed to make thC cutoff of 150for the 14mg Wan d Charity Classic. Miss Fergor from San Diego, posted a 152 with two 763. Trailing Miss Mills, whi opened with .31 Friday, the scorned to a 40, at 140 were LPGA Hall of Fairer Kath Whitworth of Richardson, Tea.0 Sand ra Post of Canada, JoAm Washam of Auburn, Wash. anc Jane Blalock of Portsmouth, N.H. by scratch league enthusiasts, a new men and women. Those Interested may Inquire at thedesk at Bowl America. being re-soded and temporary greens are being used, head professional Pete NbDrn thought It best to postpone the tournament unt il a later date. ,.. ,..,,, - siratch league is being formed. It will meet on Sunday nights with adartIng time of 6:45. It Is open to bo th given Wallis for IV decision reached, in his opinion, is best for the club and mem bers. scheduled for Aug 30. Due to Batch said the game was cancelled because the lottery yards. payout had exceeded what was The tournament is sponsored designed, and because of the by the National Rifle Asioci- high coat of defending the game AtIon. in court. "_ :By popular request ,ve rn, a; LA, 90; Garvey, LA, U; Buiroughs. Ati, Hy W.rrID r'a 6 a Over IDagenaisl 6. Squaw Red Head Symbol (IC. Smith 7. Byrdie (J.Neely) 7. IUyi Aggie • HITS-Parker, Ph, 164 Tm, Marcel Pro (Dunñ,ir,) I. Lynhurit (Rai), t0n, StL, 143; St.nnefl, Pgh, 113; Ben lOullamon te), TENTH-14 CIaim$npac, D,.. P1.. ,..,, Sftflhih - ,• aa U, .in, ujo. r.0 u.w. Purl* sauv: I. Justa FOSt Sl.IOOPu,se$4Oot I. PM Star (Bole) (Reur) 2. Tinys Miss Bissel (Join) DOUBLES-parker, Pgh, Cromntie, Ml), JeMorales, Chi, Ho) Armbro Jilmy W.C. Smith) 3, Miss Sharon Ruth (Unknown) 1. Steady Gesture (VoIle))) 4. Private Line (Voilest) S. Crazy 33; Gnifl,y, Cm, 29; Rose, Cm, n Torpedo Byrd (Ihtenfeld) S. Lady Goose (OliCampo) TRIPLE S-Tmpleton, SIL. I) 4. Vortex Bowler (Bnitton 6. Giorgi Wyn. (Seiders) 1. Co.%eitoga B (.1. Neiiyj Maddo., Phi, I; Almon, c. wood (Robinson Mumphry, StL, 7: Cabell, Htn, 7; 1. Schanl: Time I. (ens Questions (Rauch) (Bridges) 1. Hurricane Scot (Piper). JCrui, lttn. ). THIRD I M- Condition Pace, HOME RUNS-Opotser, Cm, 3; Lu:inski, Phi, 30; Burroughs, At), PurseSlOI: I. Si Boom Bah (Olori) 2, Great Value (ihlenteld) 3. 30; Schmidt, Phi, 25: Bench, Cm, 26: Garvey, LA, 26. Cypress Storm (Scholler) 4. Mack 1 DAY TONA BEACH STOLEN BASES-Taveras, Pgh, Byrd (Shell) $ Metrolina Don FRIDAY'SRESULTS 10: Cedeno. Htn, 35; Indian Honey FIRST Ph, (Bridges) o 1'36, C: I. Lucky Tnifli 7. 36; GRichards, 50, 36; Los. LA. (Burgess) Brenda Van 12) 1110 100 1.40: 2. E mily's Pick ' (OeiCampo) 3$ (3) 13606.10; 3. Lonesome Red 10 PITCHING (I) Decisions)- Rau, FOURTH IS-Il, M 660; 0 (73) 3000 P (2 3) 149 .70; T LJ41111Pj, ue League Baseball it will be a oTap Tournamentprded by a buffetlwich, and is of no cost 'partIcipants. On LPGA Summer School Isto WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) __________ bership. green fees and golf carts are going up. Carts which were $8 are $1, or $4.5OIf the cart is shared by two persons. Green fees ha ve been raised to $8. The cc: of mem bership at the club has jumped to $600 a fam ily which accounts for only one golf mem ber and one social m embe r without additloal charge. Head pro Mike MollIs said that the rate hikes had been . - I £lalor By SUE CEYNOWA q,, Sw1day at2p.tn. Is the league officers j SAW Palm's annual junior tournament had been Lottery at . 1. V: Nothing Like A Free Lunch Several junior tournaments are being planned at both Roiling Hills and Sabal Palm. Dropping Mass King, named ScholarAthlete of the Year at gradu- C!) I Deltona Golf and Country Club announced rate in. _____l_..__, Bowling d. I 1, creases this past week in several areas. Prices of mom- Rookie Leading ( 01derman LPGA By One HAUPPAUGE, N.Y. (AP) Betsy King received an imeapedee present on the eve of her Up, Lan ... By MURRAY OLDERMAN II, 1871-35 PY; Goilt, Min, - 136. 111, 332: Wise. fists, VI, 692, 103 NATIONAL LEAGUE BAT T ING 1 250 at bats)- Parker. Pgh, 347; Stennell, Pgh, 311; Simmons. SIL. 330; Tmpletofl, SIL, 3211. JeMorales, Chi, .3n RUNS -GFoSler,Cmn,$9. Morgan, Doreen 1010 640 3. District Lady Sell your no longer used or needed articles die ecollonlival, 360; Q 11311110; T (3111 963 50. iii. 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Helens Hal (Burgess) 17 50 600 400 7 Sophist 100310,3 Senators Tina IlO:Q() 4)1720, T (346) 9620, 2'0I TENTH I M - I I'll GeI1 II (i Hysell) 600 3.40 I 10; 2 Birdie H Volo 6-20660. 3 Enough time 360; 0 11 1) 33,40, 7 (1 17)221.60; 2 091 All 1602; Handle -- $90,516 SATURDAY NIGHT, FIRST is M Claiming Pace IPSO: I Dandy Horn (Taylor) 7 Verve lHarmon) 3 [turns Guy (flerelnak) I Sheherazade (J use die 'Want-Ads In the BRING IN p I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the City of Winter Springs. Florida that said City Council will hold a public hearing on Monday, August 79, 1911, at 1:30 p.' m., or as soon thereafter as possible to consider an alteration to the approved Planned Unit Develop merit of the "Highlands" more particularly described as follows: Property situated in Tract F and part of Tract G of the Highlands Section Three, as recorded in Plat Book I?, pages 48 and 4901 the public records of Seminole County, Florida, All interested parties are inviled to attend and be heard, DATED this 11th day of August, '977. drY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA By 5 Mary T Norton City Clerk GARY E. MASSEY, ESQ. Winter Park Federal Bldg, 35$ E Semoran Blvd Altamonte Springs, Florida 37101 Attorney for City of Winter Springs Publish Aug. 11, $977 DEO 57 is to - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I U I Name City Address __________________________________ (Payment Phone Numberfist a1'Co7iipun' All unlesi voll /UZl'(' - ('t6'41i1 with hera/li Evening Henild /Herald Advertiser CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT P.O. II()X 1i57, 300 N. FRE.NCH AVE., S. l,\'t'ORI) .Seminole Co. Phone: 322-2011 Orlando- Ii 'in ter Park P/mu': 831-9993 I �4S- NIrs$tknkrd, Fl. IIII Sw,dey,Au,, 14 REAL -- ESTATF - 1q77 TRANcFRc Leaal Notice ' - _____________ __________________ - Leqal Notice ______ i&-H.IP Ivesbig Herald, Sentord, FL 31-mefltlFurfflshqd CLASSIFIED ADS 37-Bunsu Proø 41-Houses 41Houses Sunday Aug. - II, 19fl-5I 1 41- uIss 41-Houses SG-Mlscellaneous for Sale 60-CHIce Supplies ThO Huskey Co. to Michael Marco, Hills. 1337, mlg. to Colonial Mtg. Co. Old established fence butins. 213 Roillnglon Tall, MIld, Lot 1. BIK sli.300 00, 0.3 pct.. $110.73 month, OeneralofficeMlpnetded33 lot 2 Bedroom Trailers 1e •ace for rent or to share. LSOAL NOTICI Includes land, building, 0 CC LEGAL NOTICE COML ttILYR1CTNDTIONID DSWI$wat,fO1lI5S.C.1I,30.40.4I, $19,900. Suitable fo small secretarIal or _____________________________ 'TOWNUR Adults Only. No Pets 3.1, cenT New 3 SR 1 bliPs homes, $23,300, Duplex, by owner. 1104 S. Myrtle THE BOARD OF COUNTY THE SEMINOLE COUNTY -'VA I FHA homes located In equipment, 2 pickup Iruclis, tooli 522.900. Used Office Furniture OavidR,OuntefSr.gsv.fIb,iC COMMISSIONERS, AS PRIME BOARD OF COUNTY COM. 3343 Park Drive. Sanford separate OR, calm kitchen, flu bookkeeping service. 2411 Orlando many areas of Semlnols County Government subsidy avaIlable. I inventory. A real moneymaker. ________ Ave., Sanford, Excellent family J The Huskey Co. to Angelo Mor'vø, to William R. Kahn, tO? Pineapple SPONSOR FOR SEMINOLE MISSIONERS, I . _.... . . Everything To Go pool, fireplace, many oak fret 21-Situations V.ntd Dr., Fairway Plaza, Sanford, 1. BuIlder, 322.2217, Equal HousIng in. AS $17,500 to $50,000. Down payment PRIME BUY TODAY BE IN BUSINESS neighborhood, condition & In. lean quiet 3 story garage apt., air Woodorsteef desks (executive aesi 3656 606 Anlilli Ave. AS. Lofö, Elk 0, LaneAS,LOt353SpringQaksfl, COUNTY'S COMPREHENSIVE SPONSOR FOR THE COM 373 4143 Opporlunity. low as 1100. TOMORROW. 563.000 Terms come. $19,900. 305.371.1062 Priced to soil. Children's Shop 36i0 conditioned, water. SlOOmo I9i I chairs, secretarIal desks I Sweetwatee Oaks Sec 1). 20.10.11. 11p71.74, 5.15,400, Eip.rienced practical nurse will EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING PREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT LOoking FoaNewj.. Ch,Ck MNCA' .1 ON, j oatt Hiawatha, Sanford. 525.900. Sanford Ave I cabinets. As Is, Cash I Carry. provide care. room, board for Eog Ranch with nice country home Jerry Yoemans $ wf Mary M. to ACT (CE TA) TITLE I. AN. AND TRAINING ACT ICETA) Central heat . 6. air, cement bloci Al TAMONTEtONf.W000 I the Want Ads for houses of every NOLL'S 15,000 capacity Contract farm Alice L. Rodin to Kefsfleth A WilllamO. PhlItips&wt Pamela A.. NOUNCEST)4EIRSUBMITTALOF FUP'èDS, ANNOUNCES THEIR elderly in my home. 323203). YOU NAME ITI itinsi .................43caH with simulated brick front cor Th mol energy efficitnl living ...._,!!e and price. Casse(berry, 17.97, 530.1304 Murry I wf Nancy 0.. 330 Orienta noaddressgiven,'nt l60Wrenwood A 360,000. Terms. 2324 Park Dr. $27,500.00 332.3111 I ShY ITI GRANT APPLICATION IN HE SUBMITIALOFORANINO, :124. Hidden Lake-. 4 BR, 7 bath. Fla, I struction, Large spacious kitchen I 3c0nsicttivitlm*i ....3lcaHni available today am, al. Pt. AS. Un. No. 330togtthtqwith an Nd., REALTOR 2PEN YOUR OFFICE IN SAN lI77.7S.subllomtg. $3l.00.00. AMOUNT OF *l,03),I77 TO THE U, 02)? 3). MODIFICATION NO. 706, After Hrs: Wm.J.THOMPSONREALTY " Sanford Auction ,)73. 7310 rm., corner, fence, pool, tennis, I family nm., 2 car garage, on 1:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. undivided it .S06Oshare In common 7coniecutivetlmi$ .....33caIln Attractively landscaped, lake view, 1 xrtunities 3279251 24-Business 322.3991 FORD'S NICEST BUILDING S. DEPAR tMCU OF LABOR, FULL FUNDING, IN THE Reg. Real Estateflroker 327 064$ ___62-Law,G.rden lake 135,900 323 3034. acres of wooded land. Off Doyli ______________________________ ' ,/ SANFORD COURT APIS elements, Orienta Pt. Cond. VIII. I, MONDAY thru FRIDAY excellent condition, 21* with ______________________________ Art Classes starting in Sept. Water (52.00MINIMUMCHAROE) ----'Central .ir & heat. ampi, parking, Grange Prop., Inc. to Michael S. ATLANTA, GA. --3220432 Evesifl 1901 AMOUNT OF $662,603 TO THE U.S. Road on Sheryl DrIve, 1073556. subl to mtg. Freedom Mtg. Tindel 6. *1 Lynn K., 3)3 Little fIreplace, screened porch, close to SATURDAY t.Noon colors, papier mache crafts. Call ________ Cute 7 BR cottage, lovely fruit shade fully carpeted, modern bldg. 3 Unes Minimum THE PURPOSE OF CETA TITLE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, 230) Sanford Ave CYPRESS PARK REALTY INC. _____________________________ Co., $11,300. 323.330) (lay Ave., Sanford, 3 BR, I bath, 1g. I all convenIences. Call owner 031. d _______ AM paper route, Sanford. Good Own a Highly BeautIful Marie Richter, 3274903. Irees. $16,300. 323 2565. I Landscaped Attractive rates, 373 WekivaRd..AS,Lotl3lSpringOaks I, FISCAL YEAR 1971.11 GRANT ATLANTA, GA. THESE FUNDS 711W. New York Ave., DeLand dining area Trees, 121.900 2lod. FILL DIRTI TOPSOIL Profitable Jean and Jurr C0 income Reply Box 613. 1201 MonthIyRe ''iA' aiIat,,l, JohnJ. DeLaurentis& wf Diane to Un. IV, 17.93 6. 96. mta. to Pan WILL BE DIRECTED PRIMARILY ARE AUTHORIZED TO OPERATE REALTOR 901734227: YELLOWSAND _______ Sportswear shop Featuring the Home for Fla living, 3 BR, 7 balh Professional Evening Herald, P. 0. Box 1657, BEAUTIFUL DHARY __________________________ Maid ServIce. James P. !.ongrnore I wi VirgInia, Amer. Bk.of Or., $33,350.00, $1?,40. TO ECONOMICALLY DISAD. TITLE II THROUGH 0930.75, COLOR TV, Air Cond.,Maid Serv, 205 Briar Cliff Dr. LW, Lot 33 Elk B Call Dick Lacy, 3337310 Buildirg lO,O60.l4.000%q'fl'js Hwy 131 area, fenced patIo, BBQ ).4'BUY OF THE YEAR-Attractive I? Larkspur Lane. A.) neigh latest n Fads and Fashions Licensed, bonded & insured, Free Sanford. Fla 3277) ___________________________ QUALITY INN NORTH VANTAGED PERSONS OF THESE FUNDS HAVE BEEN ST. JOHNS REALTY Co. GoItvitw EsI. Sec. of Miredith 3 BR, in good settled neigh. .' I 16. 5R 131LongwoOd trial, commercial, 9)0 W. lit SI.. grill. 5)7.500 includes Beginning In estimates Call, 0316100, borhood. an unusually superior ________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY • -: TO MADE AVAILABLE THROUGH Manor un. I, 13.20, subI. to mtg. FF ________________________ CYPRESS LUMBER borhood, sacrifice at lust $19,900. 323 1100 ventory, Training and Grand '4 2 Bedroom Furnished Aparlj,T' BROKERS modern brick home with 6"z ROBBIE'S REALTY 3229253 PROVIDE TRAINING, WORK THE PRESIDENT'S ECONOMIC Part or full lime, quality products of Winter Haven, $77,000.00. 531.300. Open Sun. Only Ip. m. .4 p.m. Opening Promotion. Call anytime delightful rooms & 2 handsome Days-332.6123 !........ EXPERIENCE. ON THE.JOB ST I MU L U S •arau 'sii ROGRA M 1200%q It- modern olfic,. Downtown Loren K. Montfoort &wt Mary ASSUME MORTGAGE- 'On Ihis 500 W. 2nd St., Sanford WORXING MAN SPECIAL'. . AdUlI. Rent by Week or Month 51Household Goods lot Mr Wilkerson (501) II? 1030 ceramic bathrooms. Many luxury Nights.-332 2332 TRAININn. ANfl ATIWD cuD. U,ucon.., '""" rurLJ IOfl II iOVV'il!lVIfl nUt A 711U! Laxe ,viary.,separa,erooms plus five year young home. 3 BR, )I' nntOPtugoJ. Uralt$&wf BettyC., Room to spare, extra large) BR. 7 '' ' ''" "' ' features. For appointment phone I PORTIVE SERVICES FOR THE GENEVA GARDENS SPRINGS, FLORIDA USED TO FUND POSITIONS FOR hourS. 3230100. Riding mower, Craftsman, 7 tsp. master suite with private en 3430 Bougalnvillia CI. WP, Lot 2, less bath, range, central heat, utility ______________________________ bath, double 'sized fenced yard, owner, 6654737. iPiece5ectionaigoldwithblueslacic I SOCIO ECONOMICALLY Payton DIS. THE UNEMPLOYED AND UN 333 1135. ______________________________ ____________ trance, 1 baths, C H & A, Johnny 29-Rooms shed, $71,000. theS1OfI,5IkEm5IbtSub,,Un NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Kit. equipped, 1g. FR, split BR 1505W. 25th St. cushions, round coffee end _____________________________ 322 2090 table, 7 ADVANTAGED _______________________ I MOBILE MONEY MAKER UNEMPLOYED DEREMPLOYED ELIGIBLE j'" alker. Sublet, 3226457. S. 130061, mtg. to Security Fed., ONAPPLICATION FOR CLOSING, plan, C H & A, w w carpet, 1600 sq. Sanford,) BR, 2 bath, fireplace, eat. Peg. Real Estate Broker comode tables. fruitwood finish, 7 AND ersonaIs , Own your own mobile money maker. UNDEREMPLOYED RESIDENTS OF VACATING,ANDABANDONINGA Nelson's Florida Roles SEMINOLE SANORA- PRICE REDUCED in kitchen, split garage, priv. i 531.400.O0.$33.400. ft living area, sewing room, Wanted 332.130) Dayor Night lamps, 2 livIng rm. chairs, rust A new horilon awaits the person Sanford . Furn rooms Gracious PERSONS SO THEY MAY DEV. COUNTY IN ORDER WOODRUFF'S GARDEN CENTER TO 31A-Duplexes 57900. 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat & F. E. G.lfivs I *1 Laura M. to PORTION OF CERTAIN STREET . ironing room, spic & span, $33,500. fence, many extras. $4,000 down. 2640 Hiawatha at 17.93 high print, back Frigidaire living. 3003. Oak 10$ mo iflr.ludes ELOP AND OR IMPROVE THEIR ENHANCE willing to go to their customer CAREER oOICeleryAve.,Sa,Word AD. air, w w carpet, range 8, dish l' Dct. 339.5670. Houiton Jarrell & *1 Alice A., 141 AND FOR THE VACATING OF FACEDWITHADRINKING Refrigerator, 20 Cu. fI. frost free, ________________________________ utilities I maid 377 9673. SI) MARKETA3,E SKILLS. With a much needed service, CHARMlNG, 3 BR. 7 bath, extra VANCEMENT AND UPWARD washer. Double garage. $39,900 LakesldeFr.ParkRidg.,Sanf.,Lof EASEMENTS CONTAINED Carpenters PROBLEM? top freezer, left hand. 675 1755 AttOCATION OF FUNDS UNBELIEVABLE* * WOW. (Wash On.Wheels), Ihe BR tinlurn. Near SCC SlIOmo MOBILITY. 1g. corner lot. No cily taxes, pool, 5 7 Elk S Fairlan. Est. Sec. I. 13.101, THEREIN For Remodeling Perhapi Alcoholics Anonymous 64-Equipment for Rent after 5 30. Town Home $100,000 - SEMINOLE COM nation's most complete all pur Deposit. 901 7360299. 573.300 Country. 3), with 21 z acres, fenced GRANT MODIFICATION MAY RESIDENTIAL LOTS mtg. to FF of MId.FIa,, 523,90000, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 37) 0420 ______________________ C.nHetp .Y MUNITY COLt FOE iVocatuonal lIE REVIEWED AT GRANT IN. ________________________________ pose, high pressure washing unit, Notice is heret,y given by the Cily fruit trees, many extras. Termi 41-Houses Spacious 3 511.2' bath, town home, Buy now for your future home. 9.29900 Phonel23 ISV Education and Classroom Training) AID COORDINATOR'S OFF ICE, iearYourowncarpet Cash & Carry the ullimate in mobile power BR, 2 bath, beautiful Pinecrest $19.000. Commisiion of the City of Altamonte extra targe master bedroom with Terms available, Dan R. Parker I. wf Dorothy H. INTERVIEWERS Write P.O. Box 1213 '_.._T Unfurnished Lovely 1 or 2 BR. air, 5237.077 Rent Our Rinsenvac Florida State Em. iv w area. Large attractive yard wilh washing equipment. The WOW Sanford SEMINOLE COUNTY COUR. itS own Private balcon,' I 3 walk Furniture SANFORD John R. MeyersJr. Iwl DeborahL. Springs, Florida, that Petition has To canvass door to door updating Santord,FIorida327;1 BAT EMAN REALTY ployment Service (OnThejob THOUSE. ROOM 307, N. PARK carpet, lormica kitchen, 5135. CARROLL'S FURNITURE. 322 SIll unit offers Its application to a extra 1g. pool. flew root. FHA HIDDEN LAKE in closets. Enioy 2 private patios, Melionville Ave. IO0'x140', no address given, Lot 250 Queens been filed with slid City Corn info for new Sanford Lake Mary Training and Manpower Services) AVE., SANFORD., OR THE furniture ItO. 372 9673. III 700) Req. Real Estate Broker Clearance Sale. Only. appraised, 130.900. widely diversified market; new DIVORCE lORMS- For free U and double garage. Large pool, 3 BR, bath, shower, small out. Willow Ave IO0'xIlO', $6750 - Minor S. Add to CE, p.43.44, mtg. to mission to close, vacate and City Directory. Must bell years ESTATES 5)00.000- School Board of Seminole MA N POW E R 2630 5. Sanford Ave. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES formation write to: Box 71 nd old building surfaces, mobile All unIts have double waIled Sound club house & tennis. Kitchen & D I V I S I 0 94 building, laundry room. LaIr. Stockton. Whatley. Davin . cO., abandon a portion of that certain DBARY or older, neat appearance, age County (Work Experience - In SEMINOLE PLAZA, HWY. )j' Hwy. Il 92, Lake Mary Blvd. homes, swimming pools, roof LOVELY 7 STORY, 3 BR, 2 bath, Pompano, FIa., 33061. Monroe. 5)50 mo. 36! 7461 after laundry room furnished, 5.37.500. 22!0739eves..,!!!!643 proofing at ".." Corner, l0j'aI30', 53500 531.950.00, 0.3 pcI.. $191.07, 523,500. street in the City of Altarnonte Bank Uquidation have clear legible handwriting or School Youth) 323 5200 136, CASSELBERRY. BETWEEN ocated on double sIzed lot in quiet cleaning, tractorIrailer acid p.m. Fr,deqictiD.Lenmann&wf Linda Springs, FlorIda, described as printing, be excellent spellers, Black I Tan Hounds. Trained I LAKEFRONT ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call To I i'nice neighborhood. Formal dining One Home RemaIning, Make Offer. 5 30,000 - JoneS Business College THE HOURS OF 0:30 AM. AND washing, degreasing, liquid SANFORD COURT APIS. 5 Toeddie Carter I wI Mary Lie, followi: Outside work, no selling. Apply in Nice' cc, SI) 70 Pups ($30). Coon or Deer. I 901 Free. 7 ER, country house older coupte 62$ 1221 for "We Care. Sanford, new home, 3 BR, 2 bath, (Classroom Training Displaced for ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A allows price Sandblasting, and shrubbery That part of room. $37,500 Holly Street begin CaliBart P.M., MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. 7123 Antleram CI. S Ott., Lot 93 , 373104 persononly R. I.. POLK & Adults & Teens. no chiljren. reference required: Homemakers) family room, 2 car garage, kit. _________________________ CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RE. spraying. Part & full lime earning 3301 Sanford Ave modernizing. ning at the Southeast lot corner if WRITTEN COMMENTS CON. Woedcreft Un. 3 13.93. mtg. to 373.3301 101 5. 1st SI., Sanford, room .Sl00_month. 1276496 chen equipped wilh dishwasher, WITT REALTY REAL ESTATE SULTFUL END THE NUMBER $130,000Seminole County Mental CERNINO THIS MODIFICATION Lot I), Block 90, SANLANDO THE potential of $70,000 to $40,000 ___________________________ SEPARATE WORKSHOP come I WILL NOT BE RESPONSICI I Molten, Allen I, Williams, Inc. between 9a.m & 11am, Monday Health (Work Experience - SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO LOIS range, disposal. Central heat, air. REALTOR 3227494 IS 372 7611. S U B U R B B S A U T I F U L, annually. WOW is not a franchise. 65-Wanted to Bu FOR ANY DBTS INCURRE with 1g. 1 BR. 2 balh, completel 'RidéW0Od"AüñS REALTOR 3310410 $39,000.00, 0.3 pet., 1233.01, thru Friday. PA F shag carpeting. Easy access to 1.4 Sheltered Workshop) ALTAMONTE Financing available. Write or call MARTIN, SECTION, 33-Houses Furnished ANYONL MANPOWER BY OTHER THAI remodeled, w w carpet upstairs I LOCH ARBOR- Spacious S BR, 2 AD. MultipleListing Service John M. Schubert, H. James Bookcase Bunks with mattresses & I, 2, & 3 Bedroom apartments & 11.92. 10Mm. toAltamonte Mall. - Comprei*nsive Man MINISTRATOR, lOt' details: WOW. Inc.. 1011 Eves 665 5360 372 544 AVON sales mean extra money this MANPOWER MYSELF AS OF AUGUST I. 197? down. Lovely calm kit., extra Ig Sfrteet. Morton D. Bohn Jr. . recorded in PIat Book 3, Page 4, story brick waterfront home, sC beddn' S5. t3 available. Pool, 11cc. Room. 137.300, FLAGSHIP BANK OF power Division (Administralion & DIVISION, SEMINOLE PLAZA. CASH the Public Records of Seminole LaQuinta Trait, Vepf. N.. Orlando, ThomasRicnardLiv,I summer 611 3079 yard with fruit trees. 137.500. Partially furnished I BR, rural WillIam 0. Walsh Jr., Francis formal living I dining, roomy d' TennIs Court, Laundry Room, AC, ORLANDO. 596.33)) ext. 37?. Centralized Intake) County, Florida, said corner also i-Ia., 37509 130$) 559 1510 CASSELBERRY, FL. 32701. SANFORDSma,snome Gold Washer I dryer, used I year, For used furniture, appliances. location. 5)75 mo Owner Broker ____________________________ MAKE A WISHI This 3 BR. I bath pantry, Chappell, to Frank 0. Saco & famIly room with _________________________ . Dishwasher. Carpeted I. Draped etc. Buy I or 1001 items. BREAKDOWN OF FUNDS: IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Publish' Aug. II. 1977 service contract, $300. Also baby MACHINIST. 517,000cash /ELEGANT custom built Frenc 122 5992 home in Sanford Is a dream come Paula K., Lot II? Wekiva Hunt Club being the Soulhwestcornerof Lot 11, fireplace. Also a game room. Call 3234470 between 5:30 & 5 stn,sii - ADMINISTRATION Larry's Mart, 21S Sanford Ave. DEO 72 of said SANLANDO THE SUBURB - bed, $10. 'Ifl 3153. IN YOUR FAMILY? Jobshopexpeniencenecess,ary. 377 6513 Provincial, I lIP. beautifull true Nicely decorated in quiet DON'T READ THIS AD Sec. 2. 10.01 SI, $41,900. Swimming pool enclosed by TAFFER REALTY 1379,936-ALLOWANCES BEAUTIFUL, All Units save built In bookcases -_____________________ ALNON 531 6131 ALTAMONTE neighborhood, lamily room. decorated. neighborhoOd, 147,500 Bedroom set, like new. Living room stockade fence, has itt own wet Unless you mean business We are LAKE MARY-I BR. 2 bath, 1g. lot, Wanted to buy used office furniture. 34?Mb1 Homes Allen F. Foster in. I. wf Maureen SECTION. thence run East along -- WAGES for lamiIi,sor friendsof and chandeliers at fireplace morel I BPP bar, bath area I sauna. Even a set. coffee & end tables, $350 Any Quanlily. NOLL'S CAS Req. Real Estate Broker LEGAL SECRETARY. CiviIlaw now considering qualified ap central H&A, carpeted, screened to Frederick D. Lehman I wf FRINGE BENEFITS __________________________ ___________________________ the South lot lint of said Lot II. a problem drinkers WARRANTED. Just $25,900. A gazebo. Riding mower, $93 must see at 574,900. Old Monroe ________________________________ SELDERRY Hwy. 1792,1304204 preferred, needs cxc. skills, S?700i plicants in your area to become a SANFORD COU R 337.4635 porch, 136.900. 3735632. Linda B., SI) Bniarwood Court, AS, distlnce of 59.5 feet; thence South - TRAINING For further informationcall APTS. GOODIES GALORE' This 3 BR. 2 Cassetberry. 7 BR, like new, central 1100 E.7Sth St. ERROL L.GREENE Road. between I I & Sanlrd, off yr. working parl of our National Lot 139 Spring Oaks, 14.14.53, mtg. 10 500 lest; hence West 143,10 feet; SERVICES 423 134? or write bath home in Highland Park has air, patio, awning, adults No pets REALTOR 16, Box SI B i "Postage Stamp" Dlltributorship 3301 Sanford Ave 3 BR, 1g. family mm. & fireplace. c REALTOR, MLS SECRETARY- Medical terms Milton, Allen & Williams, Inc. thence North 3.00 feet to a point on GRANT APPLICATION HAS A 30 u1tord Al Anon Family Group 31) 3301 enclosedsun room, central heat & LEGAL NOTICE 339 $439. 75-Recreational Whicles H A. William Maliczowski, insurance forms helpful, salary DAY REVIEW PERIOD FOR system. You are not applying for a 134.000.00, 0.5 pcI., $376.51 month, the Southerly lot line of said Lot 13. p . Box 553 323-5774 Day or Night air conditionng, wall to wail THE SEMINOLE COUNTY 3 tSR. 2 bath, pool oriented floor REAL TOR, 322 1913. eves. fl ommensurate with cap. 101,1 You are applying for a very DeBARY-- Lovely Iargfl 'i'' $ $41,000. COMMENTS AND MAY BE BOARD OF COUNTY Sanford,Fla thence run East 01.00 feet to the 3717) Solar hot water home. C H & A. Carpeting, extra large living COM plan, with) sliding glcss doors for 3357 Kenmore Washer & Dryer, 5)00. or IS' Travel trailer, self contained, near stores, ideal for retired RECEPTIONIST- Typing 60 words high profit business of your own. 36Resort Property REVIEWED AT SEMINOLE MISSIONERS. uUOUdYE LANOLORD AS room, landscaped yard, and more fireplace, 2 BR, 14 bath, best PRIME ______________________ eaguisite view Move in for $430 HuntefG. Smith & *1 Darlene N. point of beginning. will sell separately. Lots of air, Al cOndition, 372 2016 persons 6661176 or 3220031 a mm. and dlctaphone is needed NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY COUNTY COURTHOUSE, SPONSOR VA I FHA reconditioned houses, The City Commission will hold a , goodies! FOR Only $39,500. DPP iocalion 125.651. THE SANi-ORD COM down $21,500 toW.Leevoung&wfCharIoE.,3341 MID2O's drapeS. 5)0 to 150. 3723139. ______________________________ ROOM 301, for this great opportunity, In NO SELLING INVOLVED & FOUfld GRANT IN.AIO PREHEN5IVE EMPLOYMENT Starling at $I?,S00with $100 down. public hearing on the Petitions at WARRANTED Under 521.000 for 3 BR, corner lot, Nice Corner Lot. 3 BR, I', bath, 4.)LEAN FIr )NT APTS- Daytona Worthington Rd. Mtld, Los 3 Elk S I BR apt., air conditioned, )I Park Surance background preterred, COORDINATOR'S OFFICE, N. AND TRAINING ACT (CETAI Thl bu5in%5 can be started part Payments lower than rent. All Sue l0O'x175', mostly furnished, 77-Jui* Cars Removed central lIlA, 1', car garage, I English Sit. Un. 3, 146465 mtg. to 1:30p.m., or as soon thereafter as Beach. For reservations, call Mrs. * BR. 2 car garage, 7 fireplaces, DREAM HOMEI This) BR, 7 bath Ave. $163 mo. includes ulilities. Benefits. 16.000 yr. PARK AVI., SANFORD OR FUNDS, ANNOUNCES time.,,espand,d to full time with areas. Cae Whitehurst, possible on the 30th day of August, carport. Cent A&H, 117'i113', sprinkler THEIR tost- Male cat, yellow, near Part year guarantee, Call for FHA Suncoast Schools Credit UnIon, 11. U. Hutthison. 372 403!. Call 3234359 after 530. MANAGERPrintshop. AD. Dick. company financing. We need MAN POWER Dl VISION, AD. 1977. REALTOR, 3226711. at the City Hall of SUBMIT AL OF A GRANT home in quiet Oreamwold has 170.300, 7 BR, gas I electric heat, terms Ave. Trailer Park. Answers t tht system, immaculate, Mid .0's. $10,000.00, BUY JUNK CARS Sap preferred. 55.300 yr. people we can depend on. Your SEMINOLE PLAZA, HIGHWAY I? Altamont. Springs, Florida, at carport cenlral heat & air conditio,,ing Factory clearance, on stretch zig. MODIFICATION IN THE AMOUNT name Sandy If found please cat AIIunitshayelightedfiredafj, CRANK CONS'T REALTY fromSlQto$50 Charles W. Schaffer Jr. & wf wtlichlimethos.forandagainstth. SUNLAND 5)9.900 SANFORD 92436, CASSELBERRY, BET FLEET SUPERINTENDENTroute witl be established and in. OF $1,066,061. FULL FUNDING, Lloyd's Really ,wall to wall carpeting, screened zag sewing macPunts. Singer, *IDYLLWILDE 3729431. storage at... I BR,) bath pool REALTORS-130.406I Call 332.1621 Joyce S. to George B. Lamb & *1 same will be heard and final action Great co needs emp In diesel REDUCED stalled by us We provide corn WEEN THE HOURS OF 0:30 A.M. GRANT porch, lovely kitchen and more. 1139, balance $35 Singer Futura, I. Babb, Req. Realtor NO.. 177.003760. home Mid 6( Eves, 323.3519 mechanics . supervision. To Small 3 BR home priced $1500 below Pamela J., 439 N. Longwood Cm., taken, and 3 P.M., MONDAY THRU MODIFICATION NO 703. TO THE LOST. Pekingese, small temal imete training 'lw. I? 97, OrangeCity An unbelievable buy sold new for lab, pay balance of at $37,500 BUY JUNK CARS, TRUCKS I SANFORD COURT APTS. 5)5.000 yr FHA appraisal, New roof, fresh LW, Lot II, Elk B Longwood North, FRIDAY. SUNLAND AREA- 3 BR, paneled reddish brown, scar on stomach & This Notice Is to be published by REAL ESTATE INC. (901)775 4111 BPP WARRANTED. $235. See at Imports, SlOto$70. Newton I Sons U S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, *S2IACRES_ High&dryonsmall paint & upgraded carpet. 16.23 mtg. to Freedom Mtg. Co., posting in three (3) public places air, FR, fenced MECHANICAL DRAF TSMAN-Investment Required' $3,000 to slmcanIn,,4&., I yard, country WRITTEN COMMENTS CON heck of right ear Last seen ir SANFORD SEWING CENTER ATLANTA GA THESE FUNDS Used Auto Parts. 3721990 after SI ponØ Oaks, paved road. S mi. tO FHA VA HOMES Only 1,Q0 down 134.300.00, $.S pet., $303.19 month, within the City of Altamonle BOWLES REALTY ioo, a ave. small machine type TC.070 atmosphere. $21900 CERNING THIS APPLICATION ARE AUTHORIZED TO OPERATE Tuscawilla near Dyson Drive 13 1030 State St weekends, downtown 120000 Terms on completely recon $31,500. drawing payment 500 E.LAKE ST. 10,000 yr. SANFORD3 BR, 1', baths, lust 3 SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO LOIS TITLE VI THROUGH 09 3015. Springs, Florida, and published in old, needs TLC Reward for Sanford Plaza. 372.91)1 _________________________________ ditiOnect homes, priced from LONGW000, 5300650 MAINTENANCE yes old. fenced yard. quiet MARTIN, Heavy AC & llyoohaveac,esiretooffsetlojy's MANPOWER AD 31Apartments Furnished safe relurn. 61! S!0$ or 530)9)9 IheEveningHerald,anewspap,rof 'I.e 2 BEDROOM HOMES THESE FUNDS HAVE BEEN .A LOT FOR A LIT TLE-- I BR. old Carey E. Crowver & wf Can 117.000 up in Sanford I Seminole Apt complex Washinglon Oaks area MINISTRAT0R. Good salary inflation with additional income, Assume SEMINOLE MADE AVAILABLE THROUGH general circulation in said city, one WILSONMAIER FURNITURE Iramne house, on ', acre near I I dace T. to Norman M. Best, & Sanford- By owner, 7 BR. frame Co Need not be a veteran. SEE ICI( THE STORAGE HABIT Sell HOUSEKEEPER HIQHLAND PANIC C.sitral NI, loan $7] PLAZA, CASSELBERRY, FL. THE PRESIDENT'S ECONOMIC Live in must Send your name, address and BUY SELL TRADE Fmu't & shade trees Only $13,000. Lesliej., Ion 4334 WP, 51501 NW¼ (I) lime at least fifteen (IS) clays Nobody lives above or below you houSe, 2 corner lots, $9,300. $3,300 ej" refvi., patio. $31,IN. wapes, and BUY yours TODAVI thso useful, no longer needed know Italian cooking, have own Motorcycle Insurance 3770? LAKE MARKHAM AREA- Lot telephone number tO' prior to the date of tne public III 3355. Firit SI. ST I MU L US PR 00 R AM at OItPIeNE'aofSec.3.21.31,Iyinowof cash dOwn. 3279363 baths, family items with a Herald Classilied Ad SANI.ANTA mm., transportation PubliSh, Aug II. 1971 & be willing to with 1g. oaks, IS0'xIS$'. $5,500 BLAIR AGENCY Call Sanford's Sales Leader ________________________________ UNITED POSTAGE Stemper Agehcy hearing. WHEREBY Ill POSITIONS MAY Stavia Canal I. S of Rd., $11,700. fireplace, central Na. $72.N4 relocate Sac. salary 323 3$Mor 373 11)0 DEO1I CORPORATION DATED this 10th day of August, BE SUSTAINED THROUGH 0930 Byowner,Sanford-Lg 2011 home 322.4991 REAL'rOR H. Miller & Sons of Orl., Inc to BILL OF LADING Seeking smart 1170 Regal Row, Suite 110 52-Appliances SANFORD COURT APIS. Forrest Greene mc, wtth LU I BR apt, fenced yard. 1!. ALL OTHER FUNDS ARE FOR 3 ØEDc3o 322.2420 $antos Lopez I wf Rosa, $24 Rio A AD. 1977. ___________________ '13 dependable worker for qet ahead HOMES MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Dallas, Texas 75233 Honda, CL 360, 3.000 miles. Sac. S: Phyllis Jordahl air, weekdays, THE PURPOSE OF CREATING 339 5363 323 1207 1ioantprg Ave LaManoDr.A3,Lot)$0&W35ft,of 373 330) REALTORS &Child Cal'S Evet 331 0715.373 3916 iX)Sitiotl *4.700 yr. or call Toll F ree I 500 47) 3131 cord., two helmets, back rest, ANYTIME City Clerk nights & weekends 132.500 Freezer. 22 cu II, United uprIght, 2 PROJECTS, WITH A DURATION Lot 17 San Sebaslian Net. Un. 1 19. MAYPAIN On) Iota, fireplace, ear 530 613) or 339 4111 eves COC K TAIL WAITRESSES Apts. for Senior Citl:en Downtown, adult owned, 5630 3726631 of the City of 3 Story, I BR, 7 bath, beautiful cond. mos. old, whIte, 7107 j, Key, ______________________________ a. ear.te dining mm Ilt.tti. OF 12 MONTHS MAXIMUM. FOR Multiple Listing Service 21,5.33300 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR tuu(di,u,iaii,n,iczt,n;,urd,uwd THE AMERICAN DREAM WAITERS very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Alfamonte Springs, Includes rental apt 1711 Park Sanford 323 1312 THE LOW INCOME, LONG TERM SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA LASS MANY Lark Mildred U. Murray to Johnny U. leti, drapes. (Open within] Weeks) SI *CCkIy 1 you qualify 373 8174 \LTORS I The sooner you place your clasSified AAA Employment OPEN HOUSE Cowan, 311 Palmetto Ave Florida Ave 322 5990 oat in kit • shaded yard tItles UNEMPLOYED EL 101 (IL E PROBATE DIVISION Hodges I. wf Terry Sue. 34(4 Anna 37) OIS Own Your Own FulIyStocked Jean ad, the sooner you gel results "Your Low Fee Agency" KENMORE WASHER Publi*h: Aug. 11. 1971 Sunday 1-5 Parts, _______________________ Ii, RESIDENTS NAVINNA OF PANIC File Number 77.223.CP SEMINOLE baths, Dr. Forest City, Lot II in Bear Lk or Ladies Fashion Shop. aAPI MO PARK. I, 2, 3 Bedroo$ 20) Commt'rcial 373 $176 i Service DEO 60 ______________________________ central ha, kit equipped, fencd. Used machines. -__________________________ C0UNTV 3023 Ilarllnqton, Dellona 0 R A N T Christian Day School has openings 3 BR. 2 baths, family rm Division fenced Everything Provided. Your cost, trailer apIs, Adult I family park. p 131,114. i MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373. MODIFICATION MAY for I and S yr. olds for fall block off Ellicam For the golfer, yard, drapes, refrigerator, much BE In Re: Estate of 79--Tps-T,aI $11,900 Call Mr. Weeks Collect 1 Weekly. 3311 Hwy I? fl Sanford. NURSES. all shifts. Geriatric •x. • 069?. _________ ______________________ LOCH ANION I baths, in IbIs, semester. Tuition, $25 mo. mor. Mid 530's. 3230005. REVIEWED AT Call this 3 BR. 7 bath home features a SEMINOLE EARNEST WINSTON BUTLER 9t5474)7 3231930 perch, gara,e. 5)5,114. INC. perienc Notice preferred. Apply in ________________________________________________________ Lutheran Church of Redeemer, COUNTY COURTHOUSE. ROOM mirrored wall in the dining room, Deceased '71 Chevrolet, ', ton, good coed. pw.pv,.. ,OFJWFU 'wrung a on AUUIIUAIA W4 Garnett White I huh, (V5TU1 MLS.REALTOR _________________________ 307. 377 3333 or MrS. Martin. 322640$ FlorIda room that opens GRANT IN AID COOR NOTICEOF Central ha, fireplace. 579.111. $1500. 3224299 between 9 I I valescenl Center, 950 Melionville hen,e, DINATOR'S OFFICE. or Mrs. Holcomb, 323)512. screened porch with lanai. Fully NOTICE OP PU$LICHIARINQON SCHOOL BUDGETS N. PARK ADMINISTRATION DOLL HOUSE- 2 BR, 1 bath, large Req. Real Estate Broker ' I WILSON PLAl EveS. 373 $116. Ave. I baths, pool, Puriu.nI to tne provisions of Section 277.05) Florida Statutes, AVE., equipped kitchen I utility room, SANFORD, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING OR THE family room, bargain for retired JOHN KRIDER. ASSOCIATE 1975, Cent,al Na, porch, patio. 169.141. Will keep children in my home, notice is hereby given that a public hearing shall be field by 11w School double MA N POW E R garage With electric door, Good Used Televisions, $7.1 and up, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST D I V I S I ON coupie or young couple lust 107W. CommercIal, Sanford 1,11 Toyota Pickup with new cap, fenced in yard. Have taken Child SECRETARY III, Department of Miller's, 2419 Orlando Dr., 322 Board of Seminole County, Florida on August 21, 1977 at the hour of 7:30 SEMINOLE PLAZA, HWY I? professionally decorated with Co THI ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL starting out. 516.500. 322 7101 Public Safety, Division of Fire. Day Care course 373 5567 automatic,IOwmileage.very 4 BEDROOM HOMES P.M. lntheS.mlnole County Court House forlh.purposeof discussing with 436. CASSELBERRY, BETWEEN _________________________ carpetIng 5. draperies, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Send resume' to Plrsonnel Of lice. cond $2590. 3221790. Automatic sprinkler system, attic THE HOURS OF 110A.M. AND S ' IN THE (STATE: QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD- In Why Pay Rent? Seminole County Courlhovse, N fan, brick colislructlofl, For Sale or Trade for Motorcycle of I years P.M, MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. fiscaIyearbeginnlngJuly),I977andeingJ130, 1971. Thebudgetsare 1.5. SYLVAN YOV ARE HEREBYIIOTIFIED Casselberry, close to shopping & Reconditioned homes 9-Good Things to Parl Avc Sanford. Fia 3217) •p. 54-Gorage irs. Seminole pras. I acre, fireplace, pool. 515.94$. summarized as follows: old $43,900. equal valua, tsöi Chevy Van. 373 WRITTEN COMME NTS CON that the adminlstralion of the estate schools, large corner 101. Central COUNy area. $100 down 511,SOOup 1792 of LIC. JISSUP ASIA Earnest Winston CERNING THIS MODIFICATIONI heat & air,) BR, 1, bath, 526.900. ORGANIST.- CHOIR DIRECTOR 1 baths, ep. Butler, pre*. 3' acres, pool, finc,$. Iio.ees. IDYLLWILDE GARAGE SALE ON STONE ISLAND- Con. SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO LOISI Farm Fresh Okra for canning or ANNUALSCHOOL BUDGET deceised,FiteNumt,er;;.7fl.Cp,is for Grace United Methodist fr,,ing. Mon. Wed, Fri. LOCH ANION I baths, nat.rf rent, M. UNSWORTH Clothes, carpeting, toys, household lemoporary design 3 BR, 7 bath MARTIN, ' W118e0. pending in Ihe Circuit Court Ion MANPOWER ONAD(SK.I3 AD. COUNTRY HOME ON LARGE Church Salary $700 mo Apply 80---Autos for Sale $. acre, pall., Central Isa. Mafinken Farm 3120113 items 120 Larkwood Dr., Sanford 571,501, split plan, 3 decks built around old MINISTRATOR, MANPOWER, Seminole County, Florida, Pro. Lfl' r.ntrai heat I air, 3 BR, 2 church office before Aug. 2). Sat Aug LAKESIDE I. GENERAL FUND BUDGET oak Ire,, Carpeting, draperies, SANFORD- 'ucsmmwcialpt.perty. bate Division, the address of DIVISION. SEMINOLE PLAZA, OLACK EYED PEAS You pick bitn. 131.100 Auditions Aug 25. at 130pm III , residence (dupt.. p.t.nIiaII, 1969 Continental, electric windows & and all appliances, $49,900 with A BaIancesonhandB,ginningofY,. CASSELIIERRY, FL. 37101 W Airport Blvd. Santord. which is P.O. Drawer C. Sanford, Garage Sale riding mower, misc Oregon Ave ',Mi North ol SR APARTMENTS 146.10$ Seats, PS, P15, A I condition, Soon REALTOR . PALS B. Anlicipated Receipts large assumable mortgage. Publish Aug II, 1911 3237832 Florida. Th. personal represen. CII radio, 614 Mimosa Terrace, 46, juSt west of I 4 & 4 ml West of lobe a Classic Will sell for lower 603W IsIS' Sanford DEO 69 Federal Funds lativeof the estate is Muriel Butler, FAMOUS RECIPE Unfurnishod Sunland Sun only 373 4533 Sanford BUILDING SITE than value price, for quick sale EveS 372 ISa? 333 606) or eves. 323 05)1 327 1)79 323 7)77 BUILDERS OWN 4 BR 2', bath Stat. Funds FRIED CHICKEN wtiow address is 32 Lake Kathryn 77.001,164.31 323 1212 S 25th SI Bedroom.$l4Smo. brick construction with fireplace Circle, Casselberry, Florida. The Local Fundi PORCH SALE SELLING OUT 17.100, 163 Total-Al B LASS MANY On Lb. Iingham. AssI. Manager, apply in person, 1509 in family well equipped country name and address of the personal Fri Sal Sun 11,,30I43 Handy Man's Special mo, Bedroom appr.i. I acre dry band 514.110 Sanford, ______________________________ 3967 Pontiac LeMans. PS. PB, radio. S French I yrs. cap. required eat in kitchen Slate foyer, heat representative's attorney are set 323 010$ partly remodeled. 3 BR. 2 bath, 7 heater, air, 5100 327 135$ pump, and much more. An cc C. Proposed Expenditures forth below. BeautIful SettIng story. New aluminum Siding Only New & used Mob'le homes ready for APN t. "PART TIME TAKE INVENTORY Garage Sale--65 cellent family home with all thu Station All persons having claims , wagon, 196.4 Buck Seciat, new blttery& LEGAL NOTICE Instructional 514.900 Owner, $34 1910. iiccupancy IN LOCAL STORES CAR Pool a Clubhouse ammenities of the Island furniture, glassware old & new, THE BOARD OF COUNTY demands against the estate are Salaries inspection slicker Good fishing 21.261,777.74 Tractor Trailer Driver GREGORY MOBILE HOMES NECESSARY. WRITE PHONE clothing Sat available Priced Sun much below 9 S 1106 COMMISSIONERS. AS PRIME CHeavy Equipment Opr. required, Transportation WITHIN car $230 034 lOSS THREE 1,040,114,03 3503 Orlando Dr .373 53(5) j, NUMBER, EXPERIENCE TO Lake Mary3 BR. I'., bath new today's reproduction cost at SPONSOR Valencla Court East, off Locust FOR MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF _______ SEMINOLE áDieseI Mechanic Other Expenses Hwy. 37.fl Sanford ____________________________ Ambassador, homes. Under $23,000 with less ICC 191, BOX 301, PARAMUS, 565500 station wagon, A I COUNTY'S COMPREHENSIVE THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF IReserves 7I.S61,S31.M Calltollfree(7IIlrs I Acrus from Ranch Heirs. Sacrifice 17'i65' Mobile home, Small N 1. 07632 than $730 down. cord .iovernment JENNY CLARK REALTY PS. PB, A:r. $1695 311 III? EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING Total-C THIS NOTICE, tO file with the clerk 4166330)45 movable room, klrting 5. lIe 55-Boats & Accessories funding. By builder 031.1119 Equal REALTOR ACT (CE TA) TITLE I, AN. 373 159$ of the above court a written 1 800432 509 downs, many extras. 323 $694 Housing Opportunity. ___________________________ lUST MAKE PAYMENTS '12 and Days or after hours 2. SPECIAL REVENUE FUND BUDGET NOUNCES THEIR SUBMITTAL OF statement of any claim or demand SEE THEM TODAVI ROBSON MARINE 1969 Kirkwood, 12' wide a 44', cxc. '73 Models. Call 323 SS7O or $31 A. Balanceaonhandleginningof Year they maytiave. Eachclaim must bi AGRANT MODIFICATION IN THE 1,073,515,1 orwniteto raaA 2977 Hwy 17 97 b. Anticipated Receipts 1605. Dealer. iv, v. ,Irn aye, AMOUNT OF $10,719 TO THE U. S. in writing and must indicate the Universal Schools OOUR Sanford, F II., 37771 DEPARTMENT OF Mobile Park, Sanford. $313097 or LABOR, FederalFund, basis for the claIm, the name and 1,404,433.37 1901 N. W.?thSl. -- DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION ATLANTA, GA. 323 4242. Stat. Funds address of the creditor or his agent M,aij1,. F1U(idà. 33)75 Weltcrafl Airslot 53 IS', Evinrude Hwy. 97, 1 mile west of Speedway, THE PURPOSE OF THE CETA or attorney, and the amount LocalFunds 1.663.64000 Daytona Beach, will hold a public 133 HP engine, 3916 Baron drive on TITLE I, MODIFICATION NO 107, TosalAl B claimed. If the claim is not yet due, 1,114,707,31 trailer (never in S.alt water), AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday IS TO INCORPORATE the dale when it will become due THC night at 730 It's the only one in (loadedI, Mint condition $1130 C. Proposed ExpenditureS shall be staled. If the claim is CARRY OVER MONIES FROM Oviedo. near 419, almost i acres Florida You Set Ppie reserved 569 lOiS alter 4 ANDLETANEXPERTDOTHEJOB YEAR rISCAL contingent or unhiquidated, the 1975 1916 Director of office 01 management Instructional include high & dry. 7 wells. new Ig price Plo charge other than 13 GRANT INTO FISCAL YEAR 1976 nature of the uncertainty shall be Salaries analysiS and evaluation (OMAE). 1966, 16' Rebel Craft, runabout, with 31311.? B, DR. FR, Cent HA, FREE registration fee unless vehicle is GRANT. FOR A GRANT GRAND Transportation slated, lithe claim is iicue, the County of Seminole, Sanford, Fl. '65, 100 Pip Johnson, and trailer owner says SELL J MANN told Call 904255 $311 for further TOTAL OF sI,C17l,oaa, security shall be described, The Other Expenses Salary $71,500 to $35,000. . RENT 319 517? REALTOR 3657273 details claimanl shall delIver sufficIent THIS MODIFICATION DOES &Res.rves Responsible for assisting the 1,313.105.45 AlrCondltioing 5,Es,OsYIsl. 1167 I,tiperal Acre lots, city of Lake Mary, NOT CREATE ANY NEW Total-C copies of the claIm to Ihe clerk to 1964 Blue Bay II' Boat, fri hull, 65 County Administrator arid Board 4,416,107.31 MscelousServices water, paved streets, or will build Make Offer PROGRAMS, IT IS ALLOCAT ED Meiite ---.ISP Mercury & Trailer 5900 enable the clerIc to mail on. copy t of Counly Commissioners in ac In i,iI fla,,iii,,I .4..., au i,.. 373023$ TO AUTHORIZED AGENCIES 3. DEBT SERVICE FUND BUDGET each personal representative, Camper top for I' truck bed, home tivilies related to budget I Central Heat & Air Conditioning, Don's HaulIng ________________________ Moving of Trash, Balances on hand Beginning of Year: FOR INCLUSION INTO THEIR AlIpsrsonsinteqntIntpff, made $75. 323 3602 financial planning, management LAKEMARSpeaIoUeinq. MisceIIaneot4s, SIc. ?days,7lHrs NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll THUNDERBIRD For free estimates, Call Carl '77. One owner. EXISTING PROGRAMS, WHICH to whom a copy of this Notice State Funds analysis I work program plan. 1,177,343.17 TwO choice lots in preferred linct him listed in our Business Licensed Ph 3657245 lOw. low miles, all power. All the Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322 ARE AS FOLLOWS: Local Fu Adminstration has been mailed are ning. Send resume to Personnel location. A splendid shaded 1171 Service Direclory extras you especl in a luxury car •LaPsd trchandlse SEMINOLE required, COMMUNITY 0(53 ?Ul* • ______________________________ WITHIN Office, County of Seminole, N. THREE bulding Site close to large lake III!: JIuIIIIIIi including new radial tires Es Anticipated Receipts COLLEGE t'ded vocational Education Home Improvements MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Park Ave., Sanford, Fl. 37711. Tutal price for both lots only Wonder what to do with Two' Sell cellent Cond.tion. *2730 333 7791 Aluminum and Classroom Training Siding THE FIRST PUBLICATION Slate Funds Steinway Grand Piano, 6'2", *6.600 Call for appointment , One The quick, easy Want A FLORIDA STATE Local Funds THISNOTICE,tofiieanyØ(5j5 EM Carriage Cove Mobile Home Park Ebonized tinih with concert 660.63100 1969 Volvo I dr sedan, new painl, way. The magic number is 37 WANTEDNEWNOMES TO BUILD BALL REALTY PLOVMF.NT SERVICE - On The Total-Ale bench Otters considered 530 1577 they may have that challenges the needsadependablewk.niJsale5 Eliminate painting forever. Cover air, new tires 1630 1230311 3,331,179.43 or 1119993. &OLDONESTOREPAIR 327 561) After Hr% 322 2751 Job Training and Manpower Sir validity of the decedent's will, person, $73 per day plus corn between 9 6. S wood for 000d with aluminum Phnn. in ,t,e .. - a. HannOh S Music Center LrS%oni. _______________________________ Proposed Expenditures vices qualificatlon of the personal mi%5(on. Start immediately. 373 •.IualnlrR np .s siding, aluminum overhangs & Instruments, Accn Repairs 210 SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE reprewfltativ,, or the venue or BOndS Palnng Ford Fairlane, 196.1, 6 cyl 7 door. 0160. ?M,7IATN(tO509$ ft tico 131,000.00 47-Real Estate Wanted Uuttefs Deal direct, no middle Carpentry, RemodelIng, Additii. Wail F I? SI Sanford 371 1151 r I ____________________________________ COUNTY Work Experience Interest QOOd Condition, $400 cash 322 2670 jurisdiction of the court. In 454,461.50 man. 20 yrs. cap. Eagle Siding Co., Custom Work. Licensed, Bonded School Program Youth Other General office help. 37) 0420. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND 25,19574 Freeesflmnale123.4035 03)9343 LiSt With Us II You Really Want To COMPREHENSIVE MAN st a ,i .. i_ OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Sell, Cash Buyers Waiting. 0. AnIIcipale Reserves and saiances POWER DIVISION Program Qualified TechniCIan, celizen band WITH 55 FOREVER BARRED VINCENT'SCARPENTPY radio repair, Knowledge of phase at End of Year Administration COMMERCIAL I RESIDENTIAL, I,alO,IIS.31 Date of the first publication of this Beauty Care Nojobtoosmall 'lOW AIRPORT BLVD i Interior, Exterior Painting. Mir _____________________________________ Harold Hail Realty lock loops necessary Contact GRANT MODIFICATION HAS A Totat Notice of AdminIstration: August 7, 3,771,41913 373 5611 SANFORD G\/jlIas 4. CAPITAL APROVEMFNT FUND BUDGET carpentry work, Install, repair (',lynn Rogers Sr., at CB Service lPllwi,de 30 DAY REVIEW PERIOD FOR 1977. REALTOR, MLS gullet's & coat roofs. LicetISed, Co. Sanford Airport. 3229276 A. Balanceat, beginning of Year 323-7870 COMMENTS AND MAY BE TOWERSIIEAUTY SALON Muriel Butler 1,457,434)4 Roy's HomeMainlenanc, APARTMENTS 323.5771 Day or Night U. Anlicipaled Receipts 331 1627. REVIEWED AT As Personal (formerly Harniett's Beauty Nook) SEMINOLE Plumbing repairs, screen repair's, Representa. COUNTY COURTHOUSE, ROOM iI9. 1St St., 322 5717 Slate Funds tive of the Eslate ot painting, odd lobs. ReasorlIble. 3,312,431.6) 307, 47-A-Mwtgages Bought GRANT IN AID Local Funds COOl) Earnest Winston Butler Licensed. 3770044. DINATOR'S OFFICE. N. PARK ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Total -'Al. B 7,765,063,75 &Sokl Brick, Stone & rIcTITI0uSNAMS AVE..SANFORD,ORMANPOWER REPRESENTATIVE: Notice ii hereby given that I am C. Propuied Elpenditures DIVISION, SEMINOLE PLAZA, COVERYOURWALLSWITH Melbourne P. King 1,331,003.97 Will purchase lit & 2nd mortgages Plasticrete for permanence, Will in bus.. ns at 7476 Blue HWY 11 92 136, CASSELBERRY, Balances and Reserves at 327 W. Comstock Ave., SuN, at discounl, 71 hour approval Call repair or recondition any buIlding. iatke' Place East. Orlando, simulated brick, stone I Stucco Endof Year BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 0:30 WitWee Park, Florida 37759 1340497$ 611 593$. ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 10 yr. guarantee Cheaper than S.'minole County, Florida under lhe beauly. A M. and s P.M., MONDAY THRU Insulation Total C Telephone: (304) value 411.7777 7,763,043.13 736S Park Drive paint. For free estimate Call Ii ctilious name of FRIDAY. SMALL equivalent to one foot of Iibergla Publish: August 7, II. 1977 " (3113713171 50 -MisceUaneous for Sale SCyl. Auto, Air 043 block n, ,a.ra4 .,.II. BUSINESS ACCOUPITIP4G, and that S MILLAGES TO BE LEVIED WRITTEN COMMENTS CON 0E026 -".. vr needs painting, Lasts as long as CERNING THIS MODIFICATION I intend to register said name with ____ The millage to be levied on the 1977 assessment roll 10 oroduce NO LONGEl) Uppland Park USED CAMPING " he building. Improves property SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO LOIS Ihe Clc'rk of Ihe Circuit Court, Moving to mobile home, living room necessaryrevenuesforIhsebuc90etsfortheensujngfiaiy,r,,. Interior, Ealenior plastering GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT We have) and 4 bedroom homes lust right for your family and MARTIN, value. Call, Vince DeLano, bet. 8Cvl, Auto., Air A. District No, Itaxtevy board MANPOWER Suite, tables, color TV, refiners, AD Seminole County. Florida in ac Yourself From Yard Work And Plaster patching & simulatea NOW WITH A CLACSIFIED AD cordance with the provisions of MINISTRATOR, Nie BR suite, Sm dinette set, many 5. Diitrkf No. lax levy Voted weenlp.m, and;p.m,3flOflor MANPOWER budget. Country living at its finest with city Conveniences brick & stone specially 3237750 Outside Maintenance..Fictitious 32702!) Name Stalules, To Wil' misc reasonable 331 0292 after S C. District No I Interest I DIVISION, SEMINOLE PLAZA, FICTITIOUS NAME close to both elementary and high schools, churches and the Section 065.09 Florida Statutes tsi Sinking Fund & v'etkends. Not4ceisherebvgIventw,ar. CASSELBERRy, FL, 32701. ICyl. Auto., Air .13 Janet C Payne Publish Aug. II, tn Mayfair Golf Club, ngaged in business at 3939.163rd Alrit,Isi NighI ( rawlers SO large Insulation CarpetCisang Publish July 3), Aug. 7. ii. DEO 71, 1911 Compiefe detaIls of each Separate part of the school budgets sum A,e. No Clearwafer 33S70. Seminole TV Wepir worms, II. Also Peal, line quality, School traineo DEN 139 ? l LETUS HELPYOUMAKE YOUR CHOICE TODAY merited above are on file and arc available ior publIc imwpectloq. at lhe County, Florida, under the I ictitius _____________________ èCyI. Auto, Air Technician, Pierce's Used Fur SI buihel Wholle in your ., Office of 11w Cos.sty Superintendent of Schools at $lnford and will also be CALL 305.322.3103 ,ame of OFFICIAL HOTEL I. . - -----BLITZ CLEAN JANITORIAI. cay. ""r AA,rn.. n,I,,ra YSI ània,,4 A..container. S bushels or more, JIc " IFJ 71W) "C'JIitC Now. available for such pi.Mic Nearing fogeiher with all supporting statements RESTAURANT Expert work. Foam shampoo. Free BANQU ST FICTITIOUS NAMI per bushc'l. IIAGGS MARKET, Cheaper than oil. All types, blown and lnI'rnaIMn. LII IIIIqJI4 A..ii...ii. Ai9u iCy i'tuuir ,. •!I 'TIJIJI! I, nereoy given estimates. Guaranteed. Ph. 034. .-.-'"..,r "..J,'v iv we 7165 Sanford Ave Sanford 327 DUSTER S Cvi, Auto. Air. AU.FM mat I am in & Rapco foam for old or new fiCip.ite in this public hearing and 10 discuss the Khool program an Upholstering 6)00 imWendloregisferseidnamewiffi,he engaged in business at 779 houses, block or frame. 371 0539 budgets for this County for lisa ensuIng year. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Seminole Blvd _____________________________ Casselberry, Distress merchandise sale Carload County, Fioridi in accordance with THE SCHOOL BOARDOF Seminole County, Florida under 11w ICylinde,, $ Electrical of indoor outdoor wrought Iron 11w provIsions of the Fictitious fictitious name of ANISEKS AND Land lntensnc. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ALTERATIONS, DRESS MAKING, _________________________ ITo Choose From From lurniture Any lype 1cm Call About Our Name Statutes, ToWit: Section JUNQUE, and thaI I inhind to Painless Down Payments, y:DaveE,$ims DRAPES, UPHOLSTERY available. We are agents for he / Chairman, The$clolBoardof 565.09 Florida Statutes 1907. We Give 100 Pct. Credit For Rent Phone 322 0707 register s'd name with Ihe Clerk of 1 P'N'TOSWagoni & Coupes FOLEY ELECTRICAL SERVICE manufacturer to immediately , 5: JOf hefs p. Giosver, $ SeminoleCounty, Florida lisP Circuit Court. Seminote County. 2 U Choose From 3 dispose of this merchandise Residential & Commercial Wining. Dirt,HUGHEY Service. Clearing. EQUIPMENT AUest: If you don't tell people, how From President FIorita in accordance with the are they Licensed, Bonded I. Insured. regardless of loss Country Free Møwing William P. Layer , Louisa C. Giovir going to know? Tell them With a provisiodi of the FUliligut Name Back Hoe Estimates, 373•NIl. ________________________ Loader. 337.sap Furniture Distributors, Hwy 14 Vice Pm.'Treasur,r ." " Statutes, classified ad, by calling 3223611 or to Wit: Section U30 3730377 Ill 9993 I Is Officio Secretary to Therisic A. Graves Florida Statutes 1957. SANFORD y, 1I4 . , Vice S Edwin .1 Fletcher FORAPPOINTMENT Atlas uicer. Hoover v,scuun; *,tti Pft Aug. II. $977 Publish: August 7, ii, t, ,i, 1911 Publish iuly 31, Aug. 7. Ii, ?I Hi? • CALL 30S322.3103 .illach DresSmaker porlable 010 a7 0(021 DEN 135 sewing machine, never used, $175. Vinyl recliner, 574 1112 Seminole OrlandO - Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. - Sale ' - j RATES Jim Hunt HOURS Kealty, IflC.I I - - -- I -_,. - DEADLINES Noon The Daj Before Publication _.!I!!..Notic - Sunday - Noon Friday . Realty - ___________________ i8-HeIp - - j $ , - - ' ..,.. .._ .' ' , ________ led Lists ________________________________ ,,'-. ** Sanora ________ ______________ 3OApartmentsUnfurnistwd . . __________ _________ -' - 32-Houses - . - -• .' ' ''" '. 65-Pets-Supplies Sale . - ' I , , , ____________________ -. Realty Stenstrom 3fl.4132 - , __________________ ' -. . ' . Harold Hall Realty . LLOYD'S ' _________________ -- ' . . - . , SAVE 50% '. KISH ., ,_ ' ' ' ,,• '"'"' ________________________ . - . - Th-Motorcycms ______________________ - - - , -- ' __ . , _____________ - I ' ______________ - ______ ' _______ - - - Hal Colbert Realty , Legal , - J _________________________ • ___________________________ er ect .- - ------------ - ; • 53--TV. Radlo.Sterso - - Eat . ' , - Sales - , -. ____________________________ - REALTY - ________________________- _______________________________ ( . ElI , , ' •. 11-Instructions __________________________ - 1 2 ____________________ - ________ $175 - - -- _________ 'sADE ' , ______ - -______ 323-5470 'I . .0 _________________ - *. ,_. a. , - ' s.i,osi.00 .-- 43-Lots-Acreage 18-HeIp Wanted _____ ______ ______ _____________________ . - ______ 0uIf(aqTkiKkTeOwac ___________________________ 6LL?I ____________ _____________ 1 MO ____ * 'Owit ________ ,- - _______ -, 59-Muslcal . _____ --- - - -. ( ' _ - ______ ______ a .. . . .' ,..,. - , -. -- - - . - - , , ,. - - • - - 1 'Sandlewood ______________ . Jim Lash Says: "Try To Boat Those - ______ ______ 4 ' ' ________ - ' . _____________________________ Stucco k - " ' ' i . - - - .---------- -. ' ________ . - -. ___________________________ ' - . W11 6 Month "Fill SØVKI AGILEMENT" RILAX IN OUR POOLS --- -.- BLUE BOOK DEALS For The FREE SPIRITED Free , ' Nat 2 B.droom Townhom.s I.. . - ---- -..................-. -' -.- -. - ._ pr '' ' ... --'- -. .' ...."•' - - 21,5OO -- . -- .. - ,. me' , Are You Short of Cash? . _ , _____ . ________ ' . ' _________________ PLUS 500MOVI4N ALLOWANCE 211 W. 25th St. 1795 '74 DUSTER 74 SWINGER 2495 $fl95 75 $t 95 Blue Book Cars ' ' '72 SWINGER 7 , ' 'I195 I1.73 TOYOTAS - . 71 SAT. SEBRING It . Hwy.. 17.92 Sanford 321.0741 • Orlando $304611 - �IL FL - RE - DI The , 413P(04 $77 0 Workers Up In Arms Over Imports SINESS OSwi Th. • 5jji,£41 - S2LS Alice Murry Pt. AS UfldyI _______ (1r fi 20$ Br Gotfvl Memo of Wit Lor, Ann it 36706 t314 F. I Houst . Bisiness" is the theme for the second profit- Fri B. To 7423 Wood Molic planning and cash-management workshop beginning Aug. 23 at 7:30 p.m. in the Greater Sanford (.baxnber of Commerce building. it is sponsored by the Chamber, Seminole Cornmimity College and the federal Small Business Administration. shoo FF11 Moves Building Dates . Florida Power & Light Co. has announced plans to advance the scheduled completion dates for two 75,0kiJowatt generating units now under construction at the utility's Martin County plant site. I Willis Chem Paula Alli C. to Linda If Mofto oo SILCO Hut tow. WorN Entill Sync, Ag Panel Names Chase Man .sie Sao P.m liso writ. 0 1. A. - rC b. C 3. C A . '$.'.' I .4 l . I T- D * A - : : ' • . ' :' 'I .,. i:., Should You Pay THE EGGS AND THEM interest, Prerniur'ri? Pik-,-'o SSWtll%IUtW .H. i.... 1U to your life Insurance company instead of the premium may be the bed way to have life Irorance ga-deelion. Mad Insurance companies Will not tell you this wg you aá, bed most people in the higher federal _ lnanm. IT bracliets find it makes financial some to borrow the premium This "four out of the first for their life Insurance from the sewn rule" gaits a limit on NEW YORK (AP) - Accord. lnsurancecompany as provided tax deductibility of the tidired tog to his biographers, comniedi hi the policy, you pay the life insurance You pay interest Instead of company. You may be able 10 an W.C. Fields opened as many as 700 bank accounts under premiums. The Interest on borrow the premium from policies tuned In Florida insurance cg*ny for more xi asawnei names as Figley iteWdes or Seed Burn cannot exceed Iper cad, and than four out of the first seven as he traveled from town to Interest payments are tax years, but IRS probably wi ll town in the days of vaudeville. deductible, allow deduction of interest in many cases, Fields appar. For example, Instead of payment& eatly nevçr returned to claim paying $1000 In premiums this If the Idea of paying deduc- the funds he deposited. Ills excar, you would pay $60 In In- tible interest instead of ample has been repeated by Iciest. If you Itemize deduc- premiums appeals to you, others who have abanlions, the $60 would be reduced olease discuss this u.s with many onnen accounts In banks and to an after-tax outlay of only $41 your CU) and th'e other Indltations around the in a 30 per cent tax bracket or taking action. Many con- country. cnly 130 If you have a Joint sideraUons which cannot be The forgotten accounts, taxable income of more than discussed because of space are which now total an estimated $44,000. Involved. This idea may have billion, have become a This tax tweak Is neither mail for you. More than one- ioofmüneerue available nor advisable for third of the policyholders 1 for harc%a-eased date governeveryone. To be eligible you some of the major life meats. last year, the take mint have a level premium life sinance companies have found tataieel more than $100 million, Insurance policy on which YOU the "tidied only" method to 7l'.e forgottenawls aren't have paid four years' be most favorable. limited to accounts at premiums already, or a newer tiu on y buenace They also Include insurance policy on which you will pay matter can be seE to Mr. proceeds, gift certificates, four premiums during the first Arwall, care of Evening dend checks, airline tickets seven years you own it. Herald,) dock certificates. Rules Vary from state to but generally, after 5everal years Title Insurance,date, 01 account inactivity, Aga become cintodians of the a ba ndoned funds. However, "the dtizen never loses his money," says Albert I... Beerman, whose Chicago-. Q. We are is the process of uwu acvowiung J1Jfl, AIeZan. bsylaga boot. TherewlUbea der Grant & Co., advises dates on how to recover the uan. (fllelssanaaeepslkyissaiidt. the leader. Sh.s$d we purchase people leave behind. "The We insurance ala.? states can use this money, but A. I recommend that you do. In theory, Its in trust for the The lender's title Insurance citizens." policy Is also called a moeBecause of the large backlog tgagee policy. It insures the of forgotten accounts, locating tender aiusra men-ni in inc uian can no a very profitable property Its value decreases Venture for sign. A well-man. along with the amount cost olddendingtiistijje There nged search program, tired •-_- ___. -- Ic 'V 0 ai It's all in the family when this glotorcycle "gang" hits the trail with lhree generations enjoying their favorite outdoor activity together. Bud and Elnora Moncrjef of Morton Lane, Winter Springs, ride their Hondas with their daughter, Mrs. Brenda Parkhurst, who has a Suzuki and several of their grandchildren who own motor. cycles of appropriate sizes. The Moncrief and Parkhurst families live in the Ranchlanejs section, an area with unpaved roads and a rural atmosphere. Many residents of that area have horses, but this family prefers bouncing through the woods on their motorized mounts, Even three-year-old Alana Elsea, child of the Moncriers' other daughter, Lorna, has her own "Little Indian" equipped with booster wheels. It formerly belonged to her nine-year-old brother, Thomas, who won a large trophy when he was only five years-old while racing it at the Orlando Sports Stadium. He has since graduated to a Mlnl'Enduro model. Lorna formerly owned a motorcycle as well, but when little Alana came along she found she no longer had the time or inclination for motorcycle riding so she sold It. The Elseas live on North Triplet Drive In Casselberry. some jumps to liven up his trail riding. The family first began riding together several years ago while the for Moncrlefs were living in Belle Glade while operating the local Railway Express Office. They especially enjoy their outings along Fisheating Creek near Lake Okeechobee. l'bIoncrief still con siders the area-around the creek the best place in the state for trail riding. - Seven-year-old Tammy Parkhurst likes to ride the Little Indian or go along as a passenger with her Grandad. 11cr 13year-old brother, Daryl, has his own Honda. Daryl has been riding a motorcycle since he was five and likes to take 0 UD I- Now they often ride across the countryside on weekends following the power line easements. They sometimes load up their cycles and take off on an exped ition to some favorite spot for trail riding variety. And why this fascination for motorcycling? because It's good fun for the whole family," is the response. The Moncrlef- Parkhurst. Elsea Gang — (below, from left) Thomas, Brenda, Tammy, Bud, Daryl, Elmira and I Alana — rev up their "motorized mounts" for a trail ride together. Thomas Elsea (left) sometimes prefers the serenity of a solo route, Daryl Parkhurst (right) livens up his trips I with a few spectacular lumps, , - 0, Whmyou&skuSfor1Uflber - asK you for yT)urs. Hwes ,wh W611 i ___ 41. 4 When you call for Directory Assistance (Information) a new Directory Assistance Plan. In the near future, a new plan regarding calls to Directory Assistance No cisaryje on some calls, will he placed In effect,1 Plan prosi an allowance of she calls No charie will apply on cailsui 'rectory Assistance from handicapped aniont cUsto1ncm wh are unable lousc lhedirectIIcefljfj .a(esrequired excess of the allowance, a clarge of Sc mill apply.Two numbers may for this ewniptitn may he ohained from any SouthernBell Business he requested on each call, so in effect 12 numbers may be requested Office. No charge will apply it , cai(s from coin phones and from hotel, without charge. nkcl, or pliul Also. no charge will apply on culls to Lng vIn passed on In customers. Distance Di rectory Assistance i l2l2IoutsidcytlurelwrI Area CsJc. - The cost asing from the lower volunx of culls which are anticipated arc being passed on to culomers. Ma result of these sasings. plus HERE'S II IT the revenues from those who will use the senice the most. the flC%5 RKS. Operators will he asking nionthlv rates for basic local service arc 61K' less per line than would For your number, but the Directory Assistance Plan will not begin until later date, u will be otherwise he required. advised before the Plan is intrtiueed. This will give you time to Most customers not charged. The six cal l allowance will apply im all calls to Directory Assistance, 'record your often-called numbers and make other preparations before the Plan is placed in effect. Two numbers may he request ed Th is allowance is designed to )rosid for occasions When numbe rs on each call. so in effect 12 numbers may be requested wi th are not listed in the directory. when num bers in the directory may lui out charge. difficult to find, and when num berscanm,tbclo4,'utedf(wo( he r tIiL .L -vvimn we rain t* ns, an Calls to DLaIIIOIY Aidstanoe reasons. sludies show that the majority of Florida customers make be recorded for h5g purpu.es—whstk, an Opstalot two or fcwcr calls to local Directory Assistance each month. MI the edisle, slit call allowance means that mint customcrs will not be affected. ueroredyon,,, billed 130 In t)thCI'Llreass4heresimilar plans are ineffev,.'anas.erugco(9%ofThe - esce01thsdacalIow.. clJ1tonwnarr we bilkdasa result of extra calls tuL)jrectt,ry 0 Assist ance. Look isths book .ed Most numbers are listed in the telephone directory With this Plan, the customers who chaise t' call Directory (about 8 of K numbers requested from Di rectory MsIstanc are listed in theireclXyl. jug Southern Eicll - . • 0 • 0 Ihhaenjcc. . dlrcclotv and when wtu nancl in rnhItiA.. ..i I..-.'. • - ' . • - - 0• , 0 ' . county (Longwood South) will be open from 9:15 a.m.-3:20 p.m. Those In the Sanford arei will open at 9 All children who have at' tended school elsewhere should Students in kindergarten be registered as soon as and first grade in the south School opens Sept. 6 and possible, so that the school may end of the county will at. about 32,000 students are cx- send for their academic tend from 8:40 a.m.-l:25 pected in Seminole County records. P.m., and those in the schools this year. Aside from [lay's stuff suggests that both Sanford area from 8:25 buying new clothes, paper and kindergartners and first a,m..l:10 p.m. —01 lots of nencils, what else should graders hi' accornoanled by parent's do to prepare their their parents the first day of - . - -A111 ' , lI -- _____ ' ' - school? - -..,,, ___ '•"" "•' .u4w,l "-'" both grade levels have their lull name and address planed to their clothes, All students should take notebooks, paper and pencils with t he m the first day and there are also items which — _______ I',. ..... vc.R-r' i- Paraits may contact the school board to learn which school I," . back at the books. The county provides a "Code of Student Conduct" which defines responsibilities and rights of students in the Seminole County school system. Although it does not tx;! i I.Lt1,I'I).r. I ............. ..tlt ________ __________ students and interested parents working together. These include a provision that School lunch costs for the "students have the right to coming year are not firmly set, select what they wear provided it will probably renialti the the apparel reflects cleanliness, saine last rear. Elrni'ritnrv modesty, safety and good taste school lunches will probabl Stud en wear should not disrupt , L11U*V III c , ,....uhhi school a ct ivities, should lint be ;tlttdt high school., obscene or defamatory' or S5O probably cuding 60 cents. All In suggestive' places. Footwear adults eating at school i'.Ith soles must be wont for cafeterias should expect to see safety." amarked increase in the cost of Each school provides its owii their lunches: from last year's dres.s code. In accordance with e S('llOOl, Pagi' 2.(' must meet, i... (1LI •lSlb 0 - mandate a specific dress code it the board standards. That code does provide minimum is generally created by the suggestions which 11w schools faculty, administration. should be left at home, such as pocket knives and toys. Books are supplied without charge to Seminole County students, and there are no lees except an educational special laboratory charge In high school. Workbooks, which sometime niuiit k. bntiuhl acmpai1y extbook.'L will not .n,I ih,.i ..hI,I.rn. I. i cuii VU I,.. IllUi cii u,,....lvi ,h.. huh ""I eI.. t..,i.....i.... UVV 0 , • I '4 .) I 1 . w 1t1 their child should attend, then take to the school these items 4 __hj -- .f "I Front the office of Ralph flay, director of administrative servIces and Information of. ficer. come these suggestions, All chi ldren who have not been registered I or first grade should be , ,,, .'hil,lr,w, f.,.. sh.. "ju.'qs - ,0 •' 0 By MARYLIN SIIEDIMN Herald Writer a.m.-2:30 p.m. - I Lots To Do Before September 6 a.ni.-2:45p.m., and those in the same grades in the Sanford area from 8:25 - ,•• . •-• -. 7:25 a.m. Middle schools located In the southern half of the - 0 -. - if1 but opening time will whether a student is taking five subjects or six. Those taking five need not be at school until 8:05 am. those taking six must be there at p.m., depend oil a.m. and close at 3:05 p.m. Students in second through fifth grades In the south end of the county will attend school from 8:40 0 .:' - other high schools In the county will close at 2:10 What time your child goes to school will depend not only on what level of the Seminole County system he Is attending, but whether you live In the north or south end of the county, according to the staff In the office to the staff in the office of Ralph Ray, director of administrative services and information officer. Seminole High School will open at 7:45 a.m.. with school over at 1:50 p.m. MI - 0 '0 For Whom The (School) Bell Tolls the operator will ask for your number as part of aprogram to alert you to "L . 'A The owner's policy is written his own policy, the owner would abandoned accounts Is in states to protect ft owner's Interest have no protection even from with Inge Populations, he said, C. By JANE ('ASSEull:Ithy herald Staff Writer Gana - - the quality 01 title to the would not affect the lender's tonm,whithl, from $50,000to property beyond protecting the security, but could be i4 great 12 million annually. lenders remaining Interest me largest concentration 01 concern to the owner , Generate '. 3. NEW YORK (AP) - "1 hate duty officer told the Albany. suburbs would have been with. &A you better based supervisor. But date out power for a few hours. 1*1 of Egg & Omelet Restaurant at 2545 S. French Ave., shed about 400 megawatts of officials say the voluntary, the tidal blackout might haq are Martha Yancey of the Greater Sanford Chamber load or you're going to lose ev selective cutoff of some been avoided, officials said Commerce, owner Gene Stupelman, and Tom erthing down there," a date c4cni to preserve power A spokesman (or Con Ed said, hunt, president of the Chamber. Hours for the powerpoo1spenjsortolIcon fortheregwasnevermadethe "Ow board of review l.i still "Breakfast .-ntlme" restaurant, which opened soUdated Edison mintg,esbe- nigt*ofJuJyl3. though they say conducting an Investigation II t...:i.... iagr .. .,. .. .., . l nima millhv, r.#..d .,--------,.... . -. 0 • u. uiv iu p.m. to ii, a.m., neanesaav weprucsswasrelauveiyeuy. inc .. iaacsois. This Includes a Ofl. • area were plunged if the communication to review of the discussions of the day. Into darkness. "shed load" had been promptly power pool operator and oi "I'm trying to." the Con Ed obeyed, parts of the city and its own operators." A 'Trust' _.a__.._ strauon, fears It from the threat c ruing I) Urong,to the conrtry are Carter a _______ ____ warfare lisbon. cririr ci jots kd to ün- as a form 01 economic Daid Garfield, vice cha. parts. The vale of the dollar Vat could collapaeworld trade. There is confusion also about man of Ingersoll-Rand and has been under pressure. Americ are cIaming Ger- ute trade tmt*lance, whah chairman of the Special that Americans Committee for U.S. Expo,j, uv fof are spending more abroad than believes one way to help in, economic reinstate the fun The US. deel industry is foreigners are spending here. d Some analysts matrdaln that benefits01DISC - Domestic claiming unfair, sometimes _____ from the Cal' petitIveness of Amen- International Sales Cor. s?w4zed. cn imports, particularly from Ja- can goods is SUB strong but that porations - incentive program The the tdevton manu- the level of Imports, i*,siing The main benefits of 00 factwtng. textile and sugar in. at a rate a( S" bIllion versus program, begun in 1971, wei ries - tn W. inkr3r in $31.1 billion In 1976 tips the taken away last Decern scales Into imbalance. because, to some congressmen general—we But others, sixb as Merrill the benefits represented a 4 The Special Committee for Lynch Economics Inc., point to windfall for the compaWes Ex this week called a weak export growth - slug- involved. news coderence to stress again gistitess in exports 01 machlnNow, with the trade deficit -. the need for retentionof in- cry and food, for example - as mounting - perhaps to $ cesdive programa for US. . Important contributors to the billion for the year. compared ,porters, particularly what Is problem. with $5.9 billion In 1976 and called the DISC program of in Carrying the analysis hither surplus 01111 billion in 19754 deferrals. - to determine why exports those Incentives are needed. At the sane time, two re- should be weak - involves one Garfield said in an interview. searthers have lazed a paper The paper questioning the ately in claiming floating exchange of international trade and the effectiveness of dollar rates, wtUdi were supposed to myriad pressures and policies devaluation and floating ci• have restored dollar corn- that seem to produce chaos change rates In relations to petdiyeress, have turned out to shire order is sought. exports was the work of be far from a panacea. The countries that make up Lawrence Fox. vice president The separate Issues, difficult the Organization of Petroleum of the National Association of In themselves to resolve, are Exporting Countries, for In. Manufacturers, and S. Staniew made all the more so by the stance, have slowed their Katz. of the Commerc7 lager context 01 Which they are imports of capital goods, in part Department and George a part, that Is, the Pursuit of because of an inability to make Washington University. Getting read to crack a few eggs to mark opening Fields' Accounts , On Motorcycles Blackout Warning Too Late remaining to be paid on the insy be situsUons such as an ing 90 Burman. can Produce 50 low It Is not concerned with imdiscloied righiof way Uiat times what the program costs - a.. 7 . ------Al.- - V f. . .. - Worth Buying c - Charles Bidterworth of Chase & Co., San ford has been elected to the board of directors 0( the Florida AgricWtural Research Institute. Cho Joyce Pemø LW. I 1-23 lu-i — — \ Making Your Bt5mess Work For You Rather Than You Working For Your Dar no ac - MIFTC Stock Sunday, Aug. Ii, 1,11—IC _____ ______ .1 10* John 0 La 1V LOS 21. 11 .! '--- ! 'Making Business Work Mfg. H --_ 0 . r Mote than 520 members (of the Florida Association of Realtors will gather at the Diplomat hotel in Hollywood Aug. 2$ to kick off a week-long Realtors Institide edtEatkinal O'51fl. Thee courses leading to tbei designation of GRI (Graduate. Realtors mi stitute) will be given Aug. 29 through Sept. 3. J1mi Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. imported. v.i4 American trade dth- prtedioivan. Another cause of re Pn*&tictsw, in the torso of vtIcb tatsied $It t*llIoo _____ _____ _ th Jute, ta ethargir old tariffs i üus1s and subsidies world trade, it Is claimed, an ises and lerting old on exports, Is am by acme as the slow growth pollcies C1 route, same of them on an in- required to redore competitive Germany and Japan, whid But a preponderance Seek to Mabdlie their t'dern c Realtor Institute Leads To GRI Tags 1073.5 Co., S Johi dcS Lall of tip •., BREF 4OS At sweets OURSELVES I1 'JEW YORK AP - The free trade and the avidance 01 toe 01 what already has _____ ,, birth certificate, a health certificate showing that the c hild has had a Physical examination and is able to attend 8chool-, and it record of L 4.i s I .L... j _____ '1 hi " '. ----'... ---- I. _____ t'• "' ' - — —' - " . • .::. ____ IWAW premium, the owner is protect Its Interest. i . wusr i uJIwu W face amosud 01 the policy. This profteting the security for Its two anlolid Is usually the loan, alki that Is all the farther pewchaseprlce.Jllheproperty the lender and Its till. in. Increases In value, the owner jujajs policy are likely to go may want Ip pay an additional toward protecting The premium to increase the hai*omwr. Th. homeowner Is iidedsd In protecting his title 0 coverage. Mth.Iowisreducedandthe to 04 prcpdy tand his "sky in p'cçstly lnneas3s In value, the the jwoperty. To do this, he owner's egolty grows. . This should purchase his own till. iqulty is ut kiser under the. insurance policy. ader'sp3gicy,ifthet5s my MW •• dim oø*e'ówn.r's' souse ran be .l I. Mr. 0 uidiVwtd till., the omeown.r Greese, care .1 Evealag fi&qt.f 1111 hM- to bear the N,rsM IIIIthW46,4 ..... than it.w Sn 5km ,. nn .. -y 1mm A Children coming in front . 0 . . .• 1 a. M 4K WInWfttOpflfflaflwandedtuci,eIl, ,; 'hHAPPY :• '' V - • ' HOMEMAKERS 1•, 0 -•-.... - _____ City r — %chooLq outside the county, rtgardlless of grade, must show only an immunization record. Parents who have not lived in the state for a full year must also provide a 'declaration of domicile." These forms are avuilablethrough the recording 'I", to by Bob Bu'r office of the Seminole County Nimrod flail (left) of Sanford and homemaker Courthouse, room 220. The form includes a doternant that they A lma Mills 'hare a smile while pluikking at Big intend to live in Florida. Th'e Park, Just north of Longwood. The outing was Parents who have lived here organized by the Homemakers division of Seminole lea than a year, but who either Community Action. which provides assistance In the own home or are having one 0 , ,, s ;nimll', u' - t' and elderly persons ii If' tUtU- h,,ult inn v km nvr.ispgl f requirement 0 . ,t.• , • • .,. • - thu. EMPTY NOW BUT NOT FOR ML'( 111 O'(F It i H,,ald Photo by Tommy Vin,l) �-C-4voolne Herald, Sanford, Fl. , 4I-1v f , 4 - *: ___M. Sunday, All; ii, in? a , ___________ Book- -BrIa.s L hE ol Monett, T ilSRotI DSwH - Saving I I IJ he 525,500 AIIc $ Mucry Pt. As, ion. , hl 205 jai" Gollvit Marsolo F. I "out" mtQ, I Dan John P no rral stock# k MIPS! WOO11111 M01141 • Sh"ti • San1ord. 4.. Serving her sister as maid of r was Michelle Monett and VW O ialth were Gina Jones Cliff" - , . I• • .• . .. i it.1W L_ . / I rl Fishy \ ' 'SIlt. ANI) SIRS. FREDERICK EARL JONFS Mutt toW.I ,_Zr, vie V , ChO Pami LW. I. uuo $3?.S Cot . Lit At Lot V 21, MU ;' 11' . - -•- - • sum • S -. . survival - g periods of time. -. had pe'rfect . " - _____ _____ -1 • ._ ________ - ._ ..- ______________________________ __'It • 1. r II_ - - ____ f Locust. I The office will open every - Tuesday from 2-3 p.m. B• j • YOUNG 1 CAREER • ;' on Use controversial hi gher for moving violations, his year. Tickets can be nurcha.ced at the post home or from post - mern hers. T..n Alcohol Abuse No Game G a wild grizzly bear a home permanent? Roller skate any adolescent might fate. Target market for the paigit is teen-agers and C Vhf, now there our Prnidents Plan fi insurance 11111 will pay lt.i,k as IPIS cj sl Mcd the PoicCy 17 yeats 1r4 oil tf,nd every penny at Prifftumli -. you dq b.fort The IT puts irs up, 'ou, family Coftocte the 014501 fice ?mount p114 aS the prmivms pad. Ail 5, coupon below pr4teout C' I 0481'oct. for trio facts UNITED AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY THOMAS K. CRAVEN "WWI Apint S 4" I. SeminoLe Blvd. Caswlberry, Fla. 33707 - 1. dm*5__ School Opens September 6 90 tents to a full dollar this -)car. These figures will be finalized at the Aug. 17 meeting of the county school board. Milk will cuidinue to be 12 cents per plot, according to Darrell pstrh'k, aasLitant director of ) J __ 4 1. 1, 1610 I A .,.,,,. From -- __________________ II fl So.claIaIft for - brides-lo- be U111 =NOAO1MENT WHOM NC t1 XJ? I UFETIME ANPdOUNCIMENTS J~ _ LANWACOGISMry Bob Or.'ig you explain this fruits, Photograph,, school food service,. Bus routes will be published In The Evening HerAld, but parents may also call their chlkbói'a schools and obtain informatIon on pick-up points and times, That Information - trill • Color S atid Sal Lang Hair Extra I Regular IV $12 SI WikI Fit ON V.a Ti Sè.i( SpseiE "We Ake Have _____________ • S u---- me? no with pollen from normal plants, I I I ' t"Circl,LelI' isn't just. ,ww bra. il a *iiofi new concept dolignel PSoec.fIy I Ci,cl Left" is mad, ee,v' new loll lom livid inner avm circ le to give vow for It,, full legur 151 a Ovq II you fl4'id IVA yOijfttf). 'OuM,d. natwal ippearonc, 115 Sued to YOU comIo'l.bly B 34 44 Wh;t, 5500 C3448 Whi, soo 03440 White 000 DDIE134.48 Whit. 700 FOR INFORMATION CALL FREDDIE THE FLEA SIMINOI,E HARN 11$ RACEWAY 2* Semln,1 IlYd, Caswler,y, Fl.. 32707 Call 315.33M3g to I,nh,.hLCAn,,l Tiii. cnoil frnm ___ PIN ei MONDAY on $Sthrday 1 _____ be- supplifil to the school about the lad week in August, according to Ray's staff. 0-10.77 wit,, __•__i this cross produces seedless , plwsts which, when pollinated Shampoo £ Set ...................... Expires xpi - A. Seedless watermelons are erile hybrids that develop but seeds. The seeds for growing them are produced by crossing a normal watermelon with one that has been by changed genetically treatment with a chemical called colchicine(pronounced ill Ciii 327.2U7' Seed? mode with two scoops of vanilla and strawberry - and still be able to have the cake after l' friend sent me a newspaper ii. story about a military of ficer ' military personnel collect pensions and 10,000 of them aren't even 40. Old soldiers don't always die. Some become become doubledippers because they can retire yotmg after 20 years of service-and collect a pension, They can take another job with one of the many government agencies which also provide while gorging themselves atthe pension plans. Other federal government public pension trough. It's been estimated that all workers may find the going pensions paid out in the United tougher. Civil Service w' pay States (including private in. , dustry) amounts to $25 billion, w SOIrS nn wOn aa with a sure bet this figure will j, • '! MiIc.• rise in 1 One out of every five working a pension until an employee is persons is on a public payroll 62 or has completed 30 years of and federal retirement service, programs now cost taxpayers However, unlike a private $16 billion aiusually. About 8.5 industry plan which pays out per cent of the military budget the same amount of pension amounting to more than $8.5 money each year with no Basically, double-dipping means retiring with government pension after 20 years amid being able to turn around to take another government agency job and look ahead to coll ecting another pension Double-dipping is bad enough but some government employees have found ways to also triple and quadruple dip '1.-: , Social Security, receiving benefits for himself and his wife, who had never worked. While I appreciate that some of the people of the military establishment have risked their lives protecting their country, they have the best possible double-dipping retirement opportunities. No deductions are made for Social Security. And since pensions are adjusted on the earnings of the last year of service, why not wait until a [ltOfllC)tiOfl comes along and then retire that year at the highest salary. We can take a trip through the halls of Congress to find other double, triple and even quadruple dippers. At least a dozen legislators are collecting pensions for past military billion is spent on military provislons for Inflation and the service. pensions, where probably Most depleted earning power of e When they re tire or arc voted th i- • -"•'• I . ,,'1 __________________________ ________________________________ 1% i.it -. 'Lr _____ ' '° ', . . _____ :' . _____________ ' S '1 .' S ____________________________________ - I - - - GOING 'UNDERCOVER?' I)o you know these men? The Douglas Cheshire one on the left Is Douglas ('heshire, state attorney. The one on (lie right is. the same ok. tlC',t lo 00 "undercover'?" S - - Self shaaaThe Da ' Husband V King Is Over fl re tel And "Circle cur' comes back fltrOdtj(l,y oflit 116-m I ,SSt sy, sAppolto PH. 313- 1614 il *iP, a II • Cinch c.tt' bra hatWit ISa 'wed iv, i on v• v,'de iii mali, ovi tht oulluji yfl vu i point where his drives usually came to rest. Now Imlu his practice shots In our yard; an d DEARS!" Another wife complained because her husband's hobby wds .cars.' And you said, "Consider yourself thcky that Halitosis: The Breath Problem your fibroid tumor. One of the your nusband's hobby has four and What to Do About It. Others good indications for removal of wheels Instead of two legs!" who want this information can a fibroid tumor Is a tumor that Times have changed, ADDY. send 50 cents with a long, causes excessive bleeding. That The day when the husband was DEAR DR. LAMB- I ha ve stamped, self-addressed en- is one way you could solve your king, and his wife and children just started chewing gum velope for it to P.O. Box problem. walked,three paces behind In because I have bad breath. I Masks Bad Breath YOUT ican. process, the resulting seeds are expensive. Therefore, much should be given to the culture of the seedless watermelon crop. For this reason, seedlings should be started peat pots or other suitable transplanting containers. From th.n on, culture Is similar to that for regular watprmp)ntus Q. I have a bad nutgrass problem in my garden and am care in sondering if mulching will take care of it above explanation. example, sufficient soil moisture and fertilizer would be conserved for both the weed and the crop plant. Q. Can I grow garlic down here in Florida? A. Garlic is not well adapted to Florida's climatic conditions. As a cool-season vegetable, it might be expected to do well here in the wintertime; however, the days are too short Ili the winter for its best performance. Most cultivated garlic varieties are "long-day" varieties. That is, they require 13 to 14 hours of daylight to the bulb. When grown in Florida during the time of year form having these long days lswnmer), it Is too humid and warm. So, there Is good time for garlic this far south. no His ashes were spread by our children of) a certain hole at the --- problems which you might not like either, Initially, chewing gum will not cure bad breath. You may be able to mask some odor momentarily but most persLitent cases of bad breath are more complicated than that. It ron ho ft-nm iiifnrfn,I 11 line around the edges of the teeth, •fl •w•• from sinus problems or even from odors of chemicals exhaled your lungs. You can't eliminate bad breath from chemicals In your exhaled air by gum chewing or by mouth wash. I think you need to have a better understanding about bad breath so I am sending you The Health Letter number 94, from Get WOMAN: GOLF h,. I.e c.. .1'. .-1.I- 'I. ,%1 IV UU Whit OW VVIUUTV IVIICT pLUWpICU ii have been suffering severe bleeding and the seeping of variety of responses. Read on heavy bleeding with my blood will be constant during for a poignant letter from a menstrual periods for th e last the menses. That means suction woman whose ideas on the few years. I have a large fibroid isn't the answer. Water pills subject are 180 degrees from tumor and was advised to have nothing at all to do with yours: undergo a hysterectomy at that preventing bleeding and won't DEAR ABBY: In answer to time but I refused. help in that regard. JEALOUS whose husband's I want to know what! can do The tumor may shrink when "mistress" was a set of golf to lessen the heavy bleeding. I you go through your menopause clubs: I know exactly how s he mu.stchange every hour for two and cease to prod uce as much feels beca use I was in her days and during worktlme this female hormones as you do position for 38 years. (I finally Gum chewers also tend to isn't possible. Call I take water - giving rise to gas pills or have the menstrual swallow air MODERN WOMAN periods. The location of the DEAR - FAIRWAY LAUNDROMAT Dry Cleaning at budget prices and coin laundry : service in a pleasant at. mospher,. Open 7 am. b daily. Located at . . • , FAIRWAY PLAZA On Hwy. 17.92 at 27th 322.9739 Try it you'll like It ___________ __ - DAWSON'S WALLPAPER 1? From l 200,000 I Roe Roll prsPastid I is _________________________________________ Chick Our August Sp.c'aIiForSevrng. InhtaIIatIonAvaèI.bt., - 99( , , irnpuniu urmnvau • , CARPET II GNsicIoIh CONUI1UM 40% VINYL FLOORING ,o.OclandoAv, D7fl) Pair Pla za, Ma itland 647.2423 ________ ______________ ')'--_iC:I iT -. lk _____ % $K1~ I ita &0"Wkwo - -- IUIJVUUVt n I flU hIWIUIIIVV 10011 U(J MW 5WIIV ihIyOVll.i Last November my golfer died of cancer. During the year he battled the disease he continned to play golf even though he was often in pain. His last outing was sitting in the car from where he could watch a foursome drive on his favorite hole, ir -iii!). • ., of that. Besides, if you need and blood removed safely by suc- take female hormones for lion each month' How long IS support through the menopause this condition expected to last? phase this will keep the fibroid And, how much is the tumor from shrinking. It may even expected to shrink? increase In size. DEAR READER- The It's your fibroid but you excessive bleeding is caused by might consider taking your _________ doctor's advice, S said. -- The bleeding is not likely to respectful silence, is over. stop until after you have with it! stopped having menstrual our dog longs to shag those shots again. Abby, please tell those "golf widows" that there are worse hang-ups than a passion for golf. "REAL" GOLF WIDOW DEAR 6012 WIDOW: Well __________________ (iiiii Chewing Gum DEAR READER- No, it A. Mulching with dead plant material or plastic will do little good to supress the nutgrasa. These mulches are easily pierced by the growing point of the nutgrass. It then has a competitive advantage over other weeds which are not able to grow through the mulch. Even though the mulch would not thwart the nutgrass, it still should be applied. The mulch would lessen the competitive effects of the nutgrass. For Due to the entire hand-oriented •'••'' do esn't take four years to eliminate the gum. It passes through the digestive system on sc he dule. It won't harm you in that regard, If it is sweetened gum it may not be so good for produce seedless melons, In seedless watermelons, rudimentary seed structures These are small, soft, white, tasteless, undeveloped seedcoats that are eaten right along with the flesh of the melon, A scientist named II. Kihara, of Kyota University, Japan. developed the technique for producing seedless watermelons. lie reported his procedures in 1050. Here is a more technical version of the The normal watermelon (called it diploid) has 22 chromosomes per cell. By seedlings . with Jreating colchicine, a new plant type called a tetraploid having 44 chromosomes is produced. Then, by crossing a tetraploid 144 chromosomes) with a (22 diploid normal the as chromosomes) pollinator, one gets a triploid 133 chromosomes). This triploid seed produces a sterile ybrid which will not reproduce Itself i much like the mule and the banana.). When flowers of this sterile triploid plant icalled the seedless watermelon plant) are pollinated by a normal plant, seedless fruits develop. "mistress" was a set of golf clubs to consider herself lucky and to take up golf, too. Why shoul d SHE have to passed their 65th bIrthdays Security benefits will be Security checks. take up IllS hobby to be with receive no pensions and that reduced. The U.S. Senate recently him? Maybe she doesn't care . */, t•,, IViI'U VIIU1L the nnnrnImntiv rr $VL 'J Ic mIIIInn VIIIV UI 11W IVUFUI 10 urixig ior gull: eii are semsn. iney exist mainly Oil Social pensioners have been collecting legislation to discontinue spend every spare minute with Security benefits. And only one or will collect Social Security double dipping by military their hobbies while their wives half of the country's active benefits if they had once officers and enlisted men. twiddle their thumbs. work force is covered by a worked in private industry. If Maybe because this might also I've been reading your pension plan. they had two government jobs, lead to the end of all other column for years, and you still I haven't beets able to obtain with pensions, and also were federal double dipping, in- use the same line. A wife once the total number of people able to collect on Social cluding that of our legislators complained because her receiving federal retirement Security, that's a triple dip. and their Congressional husband went deer hunting every chance he got, and you assistants. said, "lie grateiw at neWs out hunting DEER and not .fl-J but with a - Is he p Planning to go . told that *,,mn,. • '.., ..3)- the the gum. I'swallow about two DEAR DR. LAMB- I ant a pieces a week. WIll it hurt me? woman in her early SOs and . +.;r, . ,1 • '• Increased 35 per cent In 10 to find a job, must carefully third pension, are available. years. watch t his new income before It And then later comes the day It's been reported that 70 per amounts to more than $3, a of complete retirement and the cent of U.S. ci tizen s who have year. Otherwise, our social monthly deposit of Social never chewed gum before. N.Y. 10019. Lately I accidentally swallow ' '.' of the double dipping occurs. dollar, most government out of office they can anticipate ueneraj pension for all pensions include automatic receiving a large congressional DEAR ABBY: You were federal, state and other cost-of-living raises. we pension. Jobs in private In. wrong when you wile government employes has retirees, tfwe are lucky enough dustry, with promise of , who said her husband's Radio City 11allon, New York, . 1. • . a government agency and received a second pension. Then he took a job In private in dust ry until he was 62-with a third pension. Now he can collect a fourth pension from ,• . •.&) another 2O years asa civilian In pensions, but I learned 142,000 eating it --. p-- who was able to retire after 18 Years of service. He spent able to enjoy your cake a Ia And does it really take fo ur years for It to digest or get out of your stomach? watermelons. I'm a little confused as to how you could get a seedless watermelon _1_S•__••,__,__ •___ I, _._I•I uvvciopiug irom a irru. .uUiU _____________________________________ Wl:WANT in A hey, there, all you backyard farmers! Here are some ,questlons and answers that may be of interest to you In your fall gardening pursuits. Q. I saw in a gardening catalogue an offer for seedless u high schools and colleges in the area and has recognized OS OISC of the largest and m t os active ('11 groups in the nation, , ,f ill "A lot of female songwriters I find a little self-indulgent," :she clalnis ii Rd600k" magazine. "I thn't really want to know that somebody has demons. I want to know how you fight them." Seedless Melon lio t ill be presenting the play, "Our Town" in .mt...-.I t'l..1. i'____ is ii- enter g. In at n p.m. to raise mniti' for United Cerebral I'Is of Central Florida. The public is urged to attend. Tickets are 12,30. (1(1' has a tni'inlsership of students from 70 teens. Central Florida's largest and finest flea will be openIng September 3 and 4 of market Seminole Harness Raceway near Orlando, OVt$tindlflg opporttmfty for merchandising of all type,. Amus.m,nts,' rides and games, and special events planned, Retirees •.• - Ianne %Vehm.'Ii'r and Hill Steffancin are among Ihe Concerned Youth for Cerebral Palsy Members Hair Cuts ............................$5.30 £ up w .. on my knees.' " Says Ms. Reddy 'I wrote 'I Am Woman' because there were all those awful womansongs- 'am woman, you are man, I am weak so you can be stronger than' all those terrible songs about how it feels to be a woman, written by men. What the hell do they I WM. Spirit Mrstylts Spiai "I am a singer, not a professional feminist," says singer-songwriter Helen Reddy. "But i responsibility as an artist to pick good material, and a responsibility as a woman not to sing dumb songs - you know, 'Beat me up, throw me out and I'll come back SEMINOLE PLAZA'S • Reddy: No 'Feminist,' But rl S Odidren's Hair Cuts .................. Lj E -A _____________ An autograph party honoring author Lem 'Few and his wife, Lou Ellen (above right) will be held Tuesday, from U) am.- 5 P.M. at Gifts by Nan in (Iov.ntown Sanford, Boyd Coleman (lefti and his sjfc. Xellie, owners of the girt shop, will host the party. Few, who grew up in Sanford and is a graduate of Seminole High School, hopes to meet up si ith mans of his old friends at the function. LEM TEW Yes, you poor retirees, It's also possible to quadruple dip. A But HELEN REDDY ' are working hard to see a tx The cons Form 917 510N ME .. I.; *O$LN ARE YOU. you .octc'g ouman ON nowt that you Vt..d life 'ntwinc, to 1011ratIltif th Security of 150 family ou w'fl corn, day have. or to upp.ment you! 'Otirimint income .. ut fturhk you y41 'cant afford' 4' ', _____________________ lhlign is not against drinking ake a seiiou.s itst'If, but rather its make harmful iuwt. which focus on sltuation.s ispects. S S . S •S• preposterously funny game - I 555 -. I of the organization's nationwide and alcohol, and the long-term public' seryid ce me ia camelest rw.tive,ivsa of abusive 1181911. the spots promote drinking, has launched the awareness of problems 'amjuiign as part of its Alcohol stemming from teen-age Education Project, 110W in it. al co hol abuse. fifth year. The campaign uses a Positive lit tone, the cam- , /~ ___ 1?______ii • AI,'hnI '.uivmi iiw That's jut what contestants Hunitier one drug jif choice us a mythical game show en- among young people. list' titled "First To Do 8," att empt National PTA. alarmed by th e Iii the National PTA's new radio increasing num ber of teen-age spots. Released In July as part deaths involving automobiles ", bpens Office legislation voted on in Tallahassee. He have his views over a bog of quicksand? Load yourself with alcohol and then try to drive? _____ #IF4I S. - held at the Sunshine park post wid auxiliary members ('dye _______________________________________ , - - S S , fines t S 4 .._....•...,.. • r ' f 0, . .." ,%. I doesn't mean piling a second ball of chocolate, pistachio or Willlee crearn :a°'e like being ,, SS monthly visits by the auxiliary Hattaway spoke on the recent home Ill ft city withinthe 1'.4J1,1 I - Reddlug Gardens, 5th Street 4 a .' Springs. to the dispensary at the Orlando Thompson said so far 59 Naval Training Center. teams from allover Florida and floinital visit, will I.iin 1K. the Southeast ha ve already " entered the race. That is a total !__ of 02 riders. He hopes to have VFW Post 405, Winter more than one hundred temps Springs, is hoidingia Bull ______________________________________________ by the start of the race. All on Aug .21 from 4.7 p.m. at the proceeds will go to the post home, 197 l"4. U.S. 17., Dystrophy fund. Longwood. The bull and all trimmings can enjoyed for Rep. rtHatwaywubs the donation of ner adult and I ow city last Tuesday. He ap- $150 per child 10 peared before the breakfast Proceeds for the event will go Herald photo by lob lurgir meeting of the Sertoma Club towards the building fund. Both CP BENEFIT PLAY SET Recreation Center. S ______________ GUANA$TffD M0$(Y.Mcg LIFE INSURANCE A . . • scores in Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Finch II. A. ...,,# . .i • Jim - • . - Central Florida legal Ser. j1ce3 Inc. will open an outreach cflce Tuesday In Sanford at 0. ' • • I ugider of Mr. Raymond 0. F an d Patricia Gill. is the son r'vjn.'1' J I • ", 'ledo High and he graduated past June. She is the C vice S nugus ' S - ., i ater safety. Sandy will be a junior at . ,I4a IUUIMI. in icw / S . Measures. They also learned W to sur vive In water over P S. -. S r water 4 . '; S , S d survival sectors of the imp, working to perf ec t okes, r escue techniques and lated • - .• July 25-29. Both participated In water 0 - S ySemlnar held at4HI)ue A. - • ' • Jim Ych and Sandy yrè iJy Seminole County peejtives at 7th annual PM lhot • . • 'Safety Program 3. a . S UN 1 ..•. - . I WV J -. V11eI. - that I'm not a statist statistic. m your dad. , Afterr a decade d song battle with cancer, the former president's optimism and enthustasm for life has not waned. In fact, his recent surgery and chemotherapy have given him a new outlook on life, A I "I spesk more frankly ULI)'S, uUu. don't try to injure anyone," an exp1a1ns umphrey in an interview in Family Circle magazine. "I think you can say anything YOU want if you use reasonably good manners. "So what I have to tell myself is: 'You're lucky. You're up, You're going." And yet I also know, in the back of my mind that this illness Is like a thief in the middle of the night. It can stai you in the back, and zingo, you re gone. •1'• a The Women's Auxiliaryto Veterans of Foreign Wars Pod 5406 W the event held n Winter Perfect Scores 1 Dr.P C Want YOU to worry because I can't afford that kind of negative thinking. I want you to be on my side. But whatever it Is, I want vou to know " Santa A. b. L 327.1738 Kids S ,,, LnhIt of IhI SlvU H. 2. ill NANCY . Joyci . ~.. 4 feelings oil the need for single wember districting and ndedtoquest ions from the oor. Tickets for the clam festival meeting, they voted to become are $3.25 and for the fish fry, being held in conj unctlon with Inwbers or an Veterans and RilhGidowWeoffciJ iss sheer gown. She carried a wedding were Frieda Gielow $2.75. They can be purchased the third annual Florida 24. PatrfoticCoundflandappofnted and Dr. George F. Green of bouquet of pink sweetheart and Lois Weiss of from Youth Service Officer Hour Classic. The Classic ii a May Bessent and Esther Jacobs south Bend, lad., were married roses, blue daisies and sister and aunt of the bride, and John Keith at the Winter 24-hour bicycle race sponsored as delegates to the council. July 23, at 3:30 p.m. at the Si, stephanotis showered with Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Know, Springs Police Department, by the Team Endurance 'i'beycollectedØ34o worth of Thomas Episcopal Church, assorted pastel streamers, daughter and son-in-law of From any Sertoma member, or Bicycle Association. Each team coupons and sent the money to olumbvs, Ga. Immediately following the br idegroom from South Bend. from the Winter Springs Youth consists of eight riders for on e the home for Atypical Children "Fr. Irwin Little performed Following a western wedding Police. ceremony the bike, who rotate riding during in Orlando. In addition th.v bride's th tiel your tickets early, as the 244iour period, daughters, the Misses Susan IP U couple will make their bought transported to the ttbe immediate families. Lynn Weiss, entertained at home after Sept. I at 754 they are expecting a huge This Is the first year the race Tampa V.A. Hospital razors .-Given In marriage by David and Co untry Club Lane, South Bend, crowd. is bein g held out of Orange and books a reception at their town bo valued at $189.45. Gish ILCDR, ret.) of Atlanta, w here Dr. Green practices The reason the club is ex. County. Thanks go to race near Columbus. Two auxiliary members met On., the tilde chose for her surgery and is surgeon for pecting such a large turnout, is coordinator Tom Thompson, with members of the Intervows a Grecian inspired blue Among those attending the Notre Dame football team. that the festival wlid fry are ComBank president, for getting national Red Cross to set up Sunci • ..,, • Gre $441111 C. I Doubledipplug His Vs. More gtehrayt , had to go tithe hospital r says Hubert Humphrey. I said,'But I don't I Y He's FrankWitha U:LJ&1.9 L! I I W Bi, doings are planned 1, . iridgegroom. They carried Groomsmen were BWy Bagley the East Coast - They will make inter Springs for the lAbor liouquets of pink caranations and Robert Monett. their home in Sanford. and ivy. Day weekend. On Sept. 4. the Following in the The bride is employed at Sertoma Club of Winter Sw Serving his brother as .g ch urch ship the Sandra and tan was Glynn Jones. couple left cat a wedding trip rni 0 eoyje to . fish fry for all fish lovers. The I • dinners wW be served from noon till Hayes MtcmRoath.Tbeftanchlands. . -en -, .- C. to Llr4a Lot 191 Molitor sulig 1. Weekend Plane A , Double11110 Dippers Humphrey: . andSasanBagley,nlecesoqthe Sec. I . Allot I / I : t. PEOPLE ecently. Former movie and television actor Luis de Cordoba of too severe, we could always than two tepid showers resulting in An Increase Of body sweat, or we stumbled over more than one half. Sanford, slid writer-dir tor P Jump in the air-condit.loned car cleanse ondlown-t. .611-6 day the John Hugh of Winter Park have the Anxiety mounted and take a cool ride clean feel we ourselves anticipated bill finally arrived left on a one-month visit o Th ese rides prompted An 'oil of order" satchIng TV Intead, we ft even felt hot! Slowly lopened Hollywood, Calif. where they spending more money on items posted on the kitchen range. We to more me es. we woul d not have dreamed of rellngulshedallfoods that could again the cost of * living And the envelope, gently eased the will finalize pre-productio n folded statement f rom Its cover plaits and casting for a flint had we known the comfort of air not be mlcrowaved. Dining otd creased movie tick as the glaring figures stared at they plan to start shooting h St. conditioning at home. became a ha bit, which entailed out more clothing ii m me. Petersburg In October. Dc Another decision was not do using more clothing, more "as'otine The bill had increased $23 Cordoba dreams of someday more than one load of laundry gasoline and more money. Man other cons • over the same pe riod last year developing film Studios ill daily. Consequently, clothing Our consumption of frozen measures were In effect C and linens that had ne ver left desserts and tall refreshing Sanford. drained its of to the premises before were aply ? Cmdr. (USN ftet.i hauled to the laundry and dry The, hidge and freezer dM my the Th e Little M iss Altamonte bel, formerly cleaners.. More money, more stayed open more tan dosed no way that we could ep our John Pageant, scheduled for Sept. 9, . cool except to get away' m It o od?andTwo i ore gaso Some experts suggested we all. Our determination to grandch k has be en cancelled due to lack e o vet to one t urn off the hot water heater conaerve power overruled our Denny, il dren Johii and Mar eir of participation. ha ve returned to th / I I 'bouquet of red roses and ivy. " The idants were gowned w identical flo wing pink chiffon , lenselin es y on the empire Filhouette with long puffed ,. Fret I ,J , . :: System Illinois c off, we eliminated air neig borhood cats take up close, we °th conditioning four daylight Saturday tub soaking and temporary residence in this electric bill to arrive. We hours daily. We ral.lonalized sudsing weekly and not more ,00n - The furry critters either surmised our power callthat it the heat wave became daily, scared us into an excessive sumption had decreased by First . The bride wore a forma l :white gown overlaid In Spanish lace and designed with a high neck bodice and full length ;Sleeves. Securing the full length ace veil was a seed pearl ieadpisce.3hecaffleda BIN: I',fTltn*p. 'W { : The bride is the daughter of :Mr and Mrs. Joe H Monett The bridegroom is the n of "Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jones, all of M20 ac tM$ ii .1 466. 1, Sanford, with Rev. A. H. Davis 4officiating at the Candlelight !ceremony. of WIN Lors Ann to - But the energy we would conserve was certainly not our own during the hottest days of . They 're Abusing The Money. - energy and money. Leona Marie Monett and ;Frederlck Earl Jones were marnea July 30 at 7:30 p.m. at ithe Church of God of Prophecy. Spending nigMly or buy one of those personal discomfort. But in home In Indiana alter a visit to automatic timers designed for other areas, the family budget Sanford, this purpose. We opted to do it was burled in the red. Lindi Beathard, 2308 Il Joking about our excessive ourselves and save the money spending, we theorized we were Court West. Sanford, will, for this gadget. On several occasions we Justified in Hying high off the among nearly 300 bU5lti 33 nesny vracsea severai nones ig wra momn uy cunirwuung educators attending an in. ternatlonal conference darting üdothe darkened utility to the economy of the area. As our month's power business and office procedures room to turn off the heater. drew From fte to time several probation Florida Technolog i al we could surely conserve Marry undiviC U Power %I'A1 W conservation kick teemed simpLe emih. U we duck to our seWimposed ground rules, jones OS Al Energy: Sunday, Aug. ii iell--ic Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 9cm-Up Iairst1ing 11 for Men I & I Women I EDKJN 802 FRENCH AVE 322.157 1 I I SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 ptb �41t—Ev,n$n I4orsfd Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug. 14 1fl7 !E Young by Chic WHEN A WOMAN TORTOISE MalA MAN TURTLE \ SEMfl) - ; MARRIES A MAN, WHY WES SHE TAKE HIS NAME RIES WITH AND 4 Anew,, to Previous Puule 45 Bitter (comp. ACROSS will TkAT!S ONEE01: TIME I Supollst-'re 47 suffix 51 Snaky letter 52 PI 7 Noun suffix Reboto jfl OPIflIfl9 54 Consul of old Z D MBESTANSWERS UMS EST ANSV CIF NE ERS HE 12 Pius 14 Wilt 15 Novelist Dognold I THINK BARGE KAS KAP ENOUGH b" V WHY? t t HEIG SrARTING AW, HE TO CRUSH 8-13 WHILE THEY'RE SnLL FULL? ALWAYS BEER CANS WITH His ort Walk r M ' PORS kN % THAT Pg.. ify qOO4) 1= 9U s A! ibe?:,lt 6O!à1, 13 24 Shove DOWN 19 Take food 26 Villain rn Othello 1 Smslliword 21 Three (Pr.',') 43 Lubricant, short 30 Witer (Fr) 23 Tighter 1E7 person will open up some budget. Wi th close scrutiny you viduable contacts for you. will be able to save some 44 Overturn Ar, Spoken exam 4 -i Fragrant ointm ant Aft Poetic foot 43 50 Antarctic sea 51 Wriggly fish 53 Host unit 8 9 15 431 ia 17 - - 4 THE BORN LOSER 19 byArtSansom 1 1 14 13 12 0 I 1101 C ' - - 24 25 COlT... 121 I I I - - ___ = = - 26 - participate in an enterprise today. 34 133 36 I 45 46 - - - 47 - 48 - ..... by Bob Montana COFFE IS UP! MEAT' GRRR" IS ( PRICES HAVE GONE CRAZY.' ISN'T Air/ThING GOING DOWN? MIL (UP! BRUDS UP. VPIJGS ACCO.JNTt YES __ •"1 - - , - NORTH PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer I GOT IT / PTUV THE IONLY CATCH A FLY BALL \ I KNQW•-'I ITEETH AT T* SAME I TIME. r__--i I card, jumped uctd WEST EAST 6984 *K 10763 WQ763 W1043 0A53 Ill 9 3 4A95 6863 SOUTH ID) aJ52 K .. .. ., - 000041. I . •.. .. . • •If hand such as: Ilan &QJ 10 9 8 7 6 5 VA #- *AK Partner Is supposed to bid SIX with the ace or king of I 1T IS I' Pass EEK & MEEK by Howl ByOswsld&iamesiscoby Schneider ALL WAM A LOT AUD TU SHOUJ THE A 8 CL 2 21) Partnerships you establish kind to clear up an old debt, do at this time with persons of it to take a load off mind. Lee Hazen of New York, h major championships, inchiding four Vanderbilt Cups, ______ is also responsible for some of the finest bridge stories. Sitting West, he elected to open the nine of spades against South's rather normal thrmnotrump contract. The queen was played from dum, my and East followed with the three spot. A diamond was led and Lee took his ace. In spite of that V discouraging three of spades, BUGS BUNNY ________ by Stoffel 8 Helmdahl __________ SATtSFIEC) ______________ I'LL TAKE IT! ;jW 4t , ASKED/ a O reason 00 / FR NK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves R. KLIHIPR 0 •• • ______ 9 • c ' Military Origin man title of the count (gart) In charge of a mark, or march, one of the large fron. tier military districts set up by Charlemagne and his successors to rotect the Frankish Empire,' 01 the six -- . •, o t Z O 41 111110 (a r- 02 CLO bm N t I IF= t —I a 6, E EOci.....J L 110 0 e 0 ri&s E .2 -tch'015 r 2 im 0 'go 8 Hi= o E X °s C. _.i . E 2 -W 0'2 g ~~ !E5 250.! X 8 5 .c . C C M 0 M I '3 - _____ 'S. ..- . . ., -. E9 0 U C2 1 . 40 C do Cr 0 if •I . .& greatly enhanced, GEMINI (May 21-June 2D) You're lucky hi material ways today. Look for bargains at Your favorite store, but also frequent places like rummage and 9 arage sales. NCER (June 21-J Rather thari keeping your nose to the grindstmie today, par-a f ull comes up. You'll be ready ° I I . J I I a CL a) b• I i C ' c c . R 1 94 - 0 'i o tri Q R 0 0 00 #E MW I - 9 d N v) S as tackle tigers tomorrnw CWX SAVOY.. 06 41194 714'. fliers today, act on the mt upYour , chances for success will be STORY'L.L. Pusm Ai CW_ &" "A = I.. .11 to-date information. 111W ijj• by Stan Lee and John Ro V- Im o'- Note! beef. 40 - , ,... ,,.; time of greater experience and can evaluate matters acguide your financial affairs curately. ARIES (March 21-April 19) today. They will be able to You are not the type who sits on his or her Ideas today. if you talk big, you're prepared to do large deeds to back what you say. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -Since you are prone to take ARCH OF DI M ES re 61 $2 (R W C C 3 JR3 0 U 1RC 0 II ' art L I. 1111 .6 2, ; ':.S21, Z 1 91 fast r esu 9 438 Pounds of salable ______ : ii) r - TO dive THE h T:"k . 79 0 I W'W I,; , 9ACbc To z 11111141INFIr KNOW - p - , 1; where the participants wont. e make snap y LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) I1et decisions. You're a thinker Jul RUMORS A ALL OVER 7 7 WN 0 AWr*%4Y FIRST I.. C 10 93 C3 WANT To KlNo~v PHYISICIAH COSTUME 45 1 L Lq LIVE WITW .112 I;g &EARIY TO OWN LEAPS nr*Hr DOONESBURY TUMBLEWEEDS TRAIN COMI byTK Ryan ON 1RE5 MORE OF 'EM NO 7 L.ESSE... W'L1.. dUMP EM ;* P Now, LJ PAY _______ by Garry Trude,' ___________ ;0 -4 . R/it6.1.. k/AG'. 9 '' I" " !r YOU Pic, VA AIR. ' AV #/6,IS .. F% Ci li ly V c: gal 0 Cal W 0 _______ ___________________ ,. I tr a ' It each and a long, self-addressed, into something worthwhile. Remodeling Is right up your another su eg match-points and Lee did not nations — the Danish march want to help declarer with any gave Its name to Denmark roblems he might have In and the east march of Bavaria. Ostmark, evolved arts and clubs. He led his eight of spades. into Osteffich and Austria. The ace was played from What's Ilk Beef? durnm_y and East played the LAM than hall a steer on the six. Nviarer cashed three hoof ends up as "take home" diamoncls while East chucked beef, A .000-pound animal a couple of clubs. The king of dresses out to a Mpoundcar. clubs was led next and Lee Cass, which tri= down to 192 his last spade! His pa rtne r started to play a E ' . - something with the Information Trust your jud ment today, A inargrave was the Ger- II ____ CIL nversations Bridge," c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 480. Radio City Station, ._. _______________ from reliable sources are worthy of your attention today. lucky. This doesn't mean you You could be touted onto ou press your luck something extremely beyo nd reasonable limits. o (For a JACOBY MODERN, send SI to: "Win at ______ , liking, but the returns will friends ior dinner or exmake your sacrifice wor travaganza. thwhlle. SAGIVFARIJJS (Nov. 23-Dec. 11E0 (July 23-Aug. 22) Tips 21) Today, competitively marches, two frontiers lent their names to modern He led r • suits The trouble with this It rattle you The new twig VIRGO (Aug. zi-st onventi n is that after you Payattentiouitowhatyouhear could end up better than you wait 10 years to get the right on the fringes of could have planned yourself. co hand t PISCES (Feb. 20-march 20) rour partner might today. You may be able to do and a player who has won 11 JOKES ~0 ---&* onnowd ANrHM • 3: Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)vj Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to Should events take a sudden trumps or seven with both, but specify your birth sign. unexpected turn today, don't lei to Ignore high cards In other 3N.T. Pan Pau Opening lead — 9 & GAPS • 23-June 20) may be anxious to. get an f Weil North East 3olath I 2 - wants to know anyone ever found a conventional beneficial. Find out more of CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. meaning for an opening bid of what lies ahead of you by 19) Today you have a real talent five spades? sending for your copy of AstroIt has been used to show a Graph Letter. Mail 50 cents of for transforming the outmoded Both vulnerable GIVE IT TH' 13: vEO card back, prod I ineatis increased earnings or Whether the group is large or of spades, cashed two more greater Compensation. They small, you mix well today. It spade tricks and apologized to may not be wholly to your doesn't matter It It's a few Lee said: "You sure found it at the right time." K 1074 W GLAD k 1, 111 t 0: profit ades earlier. 4J1074 6KQ3 WANDLING 1 IED -c C -a YOURHIRTHDAY create a or save mone)f Augu 1977 for you where you couldn't Be read'to' make ad. Justments this coming year lfft SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 e king of • Q 86 I 1I - . ______________ OKAY, ' '11'!, fly ForMonday, August 15, 1977 By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY 13 "LL 7HIS ZASE WITHSTAND A ! your 10 t.VYt A LI VdAM ' 14. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) rolflngonsomething new. Keep Ambitions will be renewed In mind lessons from similar regarding something you've put experiences so you don'tt 50 WIN AT BR ID GE I 'h _____ • "I - been unable to accomplish. repeat the same intst You'll try again, but bypass the CANCER (June 21-July 22) previous pitfalls. Even though you may have to SAGMARIUS(Nov. 23-Dec. make art adjustment of some 60 - I I fi TAURUS (AprU 20-May 20 Stop clinging to unproductive LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 2)) M ways Just because that's how You 57 58 p work from behind the who's no longer your cale 54 55 Al e? - 52 ARCHIE 49 - - old Friendship, dormant for you've done things In the p11.31. some time is about to be Trade them In for more ef. = I" • ex Y Y° 40 41 42 . is C If you agree, It would be eeiliit Inroads. wise 1 I - [flat LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If motley. you're called on to take on AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) added responsibilities by your Take the Initiative today if club or group, get a job there's a relationship You've description first. Don't bite off been wanting to establish. The more than you can chew. Find other party Isn't likely to call out more about yourself by you. You'll have to do it. sending for your copy of Astro. PISCES (Feb. 2D-March 20)0 Graph Letter. Mail 50 cents for Necessary house repairs aren't each and a long, self-addressed going to go away. You'd be wise stamped envelope to Astro- today to set the wheels Ill Graph, P.O. Box 489, N.Y., mcItIon to take care of them. 10019. Be sure to specify your ARIES (March 21-April 19) If birth sign. you've been thinking of getting g sept fl)o the swing of g ask you 10 new social circle, today's the . I '1JJJ1J!' 10 38 0 20 7. integrity have a mar'vtlous An& l4i, 1177 chance of success. Just be sure Someone you've known your cournterpart has this purely socially for a long Ume quality. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. will play an important role 111 Fle 31 Type measure 2 Progeny 24 Jett 32 Actress Wait J 411,11"1101111 25 Baseball 4 Letter 33 Choose events 5 Shed tests 34 Ocean liner 5 Giam# IG*r) 27 Hymn's 111`111116 (abbr.) Italian I 8 River in 37 Headland 29 Over 00111c) 30 Age 39 City in Oregon Europe 42 Lisped 35 Sawbones 9 Conceit I YOURBIRTHDAY _NM E'I t .1 A 11.1111111 I I I is 18 to 10 CIF 9 _L1 I 20 22 I wd M 55 Pitcher handle 58 Inside (ptal) lie ding 57 Flightless irds 58 College 17 Chinese degree (ab philosophy 59 Demand br BEETLE BAILEY HOROSCOPE ? Can, 1 Rome . . - -.. ..,. S. •. . . .. . - . , . •'I'S.' . .1 . . - - - - .,,.,,, , �1C—E.&g Horald Sanford, Fl. : E A MAN, ,AW DM MARRIES SWE TAKE HIS NAME I IJJJ1J Sunday, Aug. ii, i WITH j(z s I I 321 , : *cTTft,cr CL I SARGE KAS RAP ENOUGH WHY? =37 Viiit\ 1 N psi BEETLE BAILEY 1THINK C lA!1i 051 EEIS STARTING TO CRUSH BEER CANS WITH HIS !f — P!fw #1 7. o THE BORN LOSER t I __ •, Ira. jai k(It' ___ - _ 40 ARCHIE COFFS Is MEA IS 9P &pT' EWEA UP. HAVE GONG CRAZY! _ _ IMF n8 S'a PRISCILLA'S POP IT I GOT IT! 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I : . - ( 4 ___________ �.. _ I11rISL' 1KE NAWOZ MARRIES A MAN,WW DM SHE TAKE wis NAME WiTW [ ' AND TUMES Y . - • . . . . .. . . - , - . ..• - _ -tiqIn -. - . _ ,. - - - _ - • ••• -. . .. . :E;:_, • . . di 2 -. 4 a h rh ace •41I VA go to Go Y kli ou BEETLE BAILEY ar ch I WITH H , , THE BORN LOSER •' , .4 ARCHIE COFFIJ Is UP! Is CORRR A-* PRICSS HAVE GONE CRMY f 7. jr iE LL 0 PRISCILLA'S POP Ell Y. 1 IC r GOT IT/ HORE IT It ]it Jill YUK! 1 11 4 . I I .. ..~o - I Iq I lit Id d id I gig ed EEK& MEEK re 'L -- jil 31 UP 34OW Mra A WCMW kh4O REAM A LOT Al qj 00 I I wo 1 :9 -: : 31 :4cL US _ ly BUGS BUNNY ii1jjJj ire ) h 4.4. IL WILL THIS CA5F- WM4STAND m OKAY, 1k 4, Ulf f oil AM- bet! FRANK AND N I M R. KLINqFR H II MICIAN L9 3 29 U 4 all, wig t ox TUMBLEWEEDS AMIM TRAIN x ova 9151 Jan is NWWREP. . I 'i# all IL Elio _I__,_____1 - _____ 110 . .0 .l.• S .1 . . - • . .. - . I I -' I - .-.. S .- I . I I I I I . I . ,.. �- • iLY1fl100HOraId,San1ora,r. 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KLINqPR P AN SURGEOP - 4 p woo ftx I - TUMBLEWEEDS 1Jijj CL CL IWAIN COM N&I 46 NUMWR Iry E. 4: a I I p J j_ f'jif1Ji{iJij S ' & o lt EVERY INFE111 J, IT-- OUR PAYS riiIJIt1 - ___ I �* I I c Sunday BLONDIE ta WHEN WOMAN QRIES A MAN, WHY DMS SHE TAKE HIS NAME -• 4 * r - I ;j - li ITIS LIKE WITH TORTOISES AND TURTLES JI 4w s pq Vp P r BEETLE BAILEY Alt THINK HEIS MAUI NO TO CRUSH SEEK CANS WITH H K4P ENOUGH FA [ J;'-j jj t o Ilk • THE BORN LOSER uj LL ARCHIE COFFEJ IS UP! Mru HAVE GONG R"Y 05 1 14 5 04 dp * (a do ui cr tzi ell 41 PRISCILLA'SPOP HERS IT 1' I GOT r GOT VUK., Ile • I J!1 f' 2 CL all 0 fm 06 EEK A MEEK A4 a P. im 34OW ME A kWAU M40 ASAtOTAL)DItL3u YOU A KWAL) UM _________ n ja o9 : CL - 16902 k ;1 if I so EF 'a.49 mid X CL oto i BUGS BUNNY ULL THIS CASE WITHSTAND A Lor OF w0UGH HANDUNG 1i rm VfD O _AJ;ell Ii A ll 0 0 a V 4 'Orro %d 1 It R. 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H I Wil U~ r Iri'9 4!I. 11 fill 1)" P M' 1 1111 § b i D Ir § 89I(J d i• il 8!1I I 0') § a p q UIIc 0 I f dj fi,ii9P 11 0 08 fil l •JH1I 1thi fih1 tj r& E4 i8 j 19 j ig] >tj LL 10 s ! 1 P HI I I A A to TIN MOZ cc 0 M U (I) LjjR Rids,W VP 0 8 c H ! • Ini 1 A i'fl i' ij 1Hfl1 1 �cr EveningHd _ I J. "- W IX I ar 69th Year, No [I 307—Mondy, August 15, 1977 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents / _ Yt Seemed Like A Pretty ivu Ii Good Deal' or u — u U r 'Th 1 7 ____ 7 now es0 n e er Ie Ii fv" , - en&n By DONNA ISTES Ilerald Staff Writer Y of Sanford gity $9 9f discriminating against black *1' 11 hispanic persons seeking •... an agreement with the U.S. Vt Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) on ' June 24' I And if the city was not guilty why (lid it approve the agreement which called for, ' wig other things, the ... payment of $9,200 total to three I . persons, who had charged discrimination, and seven others of the "affected class" mistation. / (black) when the city wasn't . Kno"les said it would have evell told ill some cases specific cost the city $150,000 annually lit charges or the riames of the Interest rate.s alone to borrow persons involved' the money. L In the most recent turn of %%. E. KM)WI.F S F Iflfl F ROUF It Knowles said that the . 'events, Eddye Jones Roberts, formatloii made available to the person. ',4 of several persons who where alleged agency. the city officially included the received money from the discrimination occurred The letter informed the city Knowles said the bottom line three charges of discrimination agreement, complained she againstthe principal parties. that the EEOC "Is required by of ft uzto;; with (Xero by former police officers, Tony lie also challenged Mrs. law to investigate to discover was that the city cvuld either 11rooksand John was never discriminated C. Moore, and against and, therefore, Itoberts to "return the money if the facts concerning any charge settle or take the ctiaiiee of by Seminole Community Action questioned whether she was she doesn't feel she was entitled filed with it." The letter so going to federal court on the executive director Amos C. entitled to any money. to it." asked for 36 items of matter. ,li)iles and countersigned by Sanford (It) Manager W F Mrs Roberts had been documentation concerning city lit said it we made clear to \tr', Crawford as equal op. designated by EEOC as one of Knowles said the city "was employment practices over the the city by Ott-ru that it the e'it portunitv officer on behalf of a the 'affected class" entitled to past three and one-half years. opted to go to court, federal third party whose iiame wasn't monies. SCA: Only $20,000? Page 3A 'This request for information auditors and investigators reveak'd to the city. The question is whether, as - does not represent the entire would lx sent into the city; all '1 tie Seminole Community it affected class member of the wider the gun and were to find body of evidence which we will federal funding to the city Aetioii charge listed 300 persons agreement, Mrs. Roberts had to out how big the gun was" after need to obtain from your Aoufl lie halted during tile as the number of employes. . have been discriminated conversations with John Otero, organization in order that a estimated two years that the this uliscriminatloni charge against personally during her equal opportunity specialist proper determination as to the litigation would be ill process is filed against," in addition to employ at the city police with the EEOC Miami office merits of the charge can be and that fighting EEOC the city and the city s depart department. Ile noted that City Attorney made," the letter said. action lit court could becom' inent head, S.M. HiChard Jr. ccordlng to Rev. Amos ,-Vernon Mize received a letter The Information was very expensive. Knowles said the nature of Julies, executive directv? -if b) cedifled Fliat' ~n May 9 over requested'-mubn,11ted to tt,.1 The city %U~. ill!.Irtned, 'he U0111111wifty Action charg Semnmok Cctunmwiity Action, Otero's sigilature which lit- EEOC office in liami within tO Knowles said, that the' last sitti all the city's 300 employes he awswer is "no." eluded three charges of days. A secilon of the Civil southeni city — Albany, Ca. — Jones explained today that discrimination filed by Louise Rights law was quoted in the to fight an EEOC action eiided made it impossible to deterMrs. Roberts was selected as Crawford, civil rights and equal letter which permits settlement up paying $(X),0O0 in attorney mine whether there was merit an affected party to the opportunities officer, of at aiiy time subsequent to a fees and costs and lost the case to the charge. Noted in the agreement simply because she Seminole Community Action. preliminary investigation. but anyway. charge was that the uniden. is a minority member who was oil behalf of two former police prior to the issuance of a When tile federal fiaiding timt employed at it city department officers and all unnamed detertiltilatioll by the l %otould ld Seto KNOViLES, Page 2A . _______ yi' \ Sr __________. . . . ' ..'... •- '. seemed ilkeaprefty good deal" for N, taxpayers of Sanford, Knowles noted. "Sanford could not afford not to settle," he said. Knowles said the federal money which would have been held in abeyance Included: 118 million grant approved by the Development for city hill $730,0W in federal revenue sharing funds; and a $32,000 grant from the La w Enfor. cement A 5 s ist a c e .. employment or in the employ of the city prior to the signing of 4. _,4 was added and the costs of replacing those funds by loan were assessed, "Settling for : Al : Maloy (right tipper Thor; ipper left) fit Trooper t. :t Allen liii vest (I(mntcd b the Farm Bureau In surance gency. Below. Carl It. Schilke, president and owner of liarcar Aluminum VESTED INTEREST n J16 Pr ; - 1. ____________ ik* ____ ' : . I 15C — 9 ' loollo V V' B. I / ' .1 I ( . . I 0 . n 0 ' , I E I I t , ' 1 i • 1- - • Ji '•- MWMI / -. :i roo E .. . ' CD ' ' ell , 0 9 ' :3 ' ! ?, Sr CU • -' ' ' e~ 0 Ap 0 I :C4 .1 - .. a § 9 ,-s ' 22. tic. hs; -* 9 M C — — g8 Er — - - &' ' •— - — 4 1 9 To - - n g - :-• R. S ' 9' ' - 0 - E-r IT a ' 9 ' ' 9 B. —' 4 To. 9. 04 - - _ . S • .• S , N. I , • . S "who hheard it, . rva Are nianics , ii' tiii (D Ao B. IT'S THAT 24D toll, , wrestling omi television raud Suspect ere Wanted Man There South Carolina murder laming food with intent to ae're told he was wanted for stispect. arrested Saturday by defraud after patrolman mur( le r itI the .A ay illg last 1-11 Sanford police after he failed to \Ith hell Tindel spotted turn I uesd i'. of miiii:i named Newt 1-11 pay for (00(1 at m local w ilkiii along the Sanford knight * alongside a highway. 4-11 restaurant, was scheduled to \1a ruia South Carolina appear this afternooii before a matching the description given anford to retu. it 5-A judge to discuss extradition on by officials at Pizza Hut 2000 the suspeU to that state said a murder charge. French Ave., of it inan wl,o tile South Carolina murder 67 Me.mmivmhmle Sanford police slIpped out without p.iing for victim wa shot In the back of 1 ii s imd they haven't been able to $12-69 Iii PIZZi and beer the heal with a shotgun local 2-A locate a &anford area youth Police said Ilalillnolld ad- jothorittei said. %those identification tile South Illitted lie was the man at the Saii(ord police detective Ca rolina maim was using when rt'stauraimt and told them (apt (U Fagaim Jr sam police he was arrested. 'South Carollua loWlIt.', HIP. I 11;lVell't beell "ble to locate .mnswt r to Keith Randy ihimmimimomul. 2.1, ItUti('(i a IOUII the" lirian Keith Appieb'., 19, of the' Scillillole of l.micaster, S.C., was Officers called tile sheriff In Counly? Page 3A 0 rw 1' V . :so 'A - Peter son - Memorial serv ces for Auiuste ilartholdi Peterson Sr., 89 w 1w di ed Friday at his home' Ilidden loake, Aere held ay at 10 a.m. at First Presbyterian Church of San. ford with [)r Virgil I Bryant Jr oWe mating Founder cf St. J ohns Realty Co., lie was organizer of the iole County Bodrd of Realtors and formerly served 1* giom Depar tment of New York; past i unilimander of Ira Au Spring, Post. American 1 -0.0011. Jillnestowii, N.Y.. alid i Er c ('ennui signs of Fall at rin inn Ic High '. fi School are plastic %'.Jt( I jus tinder the shade of 0 iit'iinIi L1 pine tree and the open ' M I •' o. - .r - . -. • , I , g 5 - 0 football m'jImipi1lti1t ctice begall to( at high schools J , - system * 4) - - • - - - ' . ' , '- • • 4 . • V I - I A , t . y ,,, "vi, • ' , r ! I . . ' I TFZ ilof oilip, to this week ' ". . `o re, f ol 4 '.'' S ' W '' I ' 'i' - . - -:; ' • • : -. - •. .. •• , • . - C . I egion imptxll 115511mg PosI 53 the Disabled American Veter,miis mud tht Purple lit-art Asn ' Active ill publit. jul d ci vil affairs, Mr. Peterson served is (hrector of tile Ration Board lit '-• 'ç' - Jp4 y 'ir - 1rmi ill Jamtowii N.Y., he came' to Sanford in 1933. lie rcel'.od s law degree from Union University Albany l4w Shoolnm1wusalttedtotlw New Y(yrk liar ill 1913. Ile practiced law there for 20 He served hi the U .S.Ann) the Muuczimi Border and with of the hoard of Seminole Mt-normal Hospital. 1k' was a member of the F urst .es t Church and the Flormiia(dIItrng,mqAssn. nan Ii II TI ito it Th m'.im. awarded tile Purple Ileart and the t011Spi1uou Service Cross from New York State. Ile is survived by Ilk soil, Ileter all I grandchildren. Wh ite Of Greenville. S.C.; and Alt i'ttt'rsi III SaiJrd. ' ,'.. ..•- - . •'. 7 --• ' 'h '' • )w ' ',.4 , _6L IT Other photos oil prep football, Page hA. I, ' _ -•I.- •.. 1 ' - • . .0 most 5( hOolS going %t Ith a morninguFternoon split (frill - - / . I : -- ". Sr., Realtor, Dies At 89 ____________ TIME AGAIN 'S IA :,-------- .I.,, , ..-• - - 4•I1 Sports it lcisiuii 9: P 4- onlies ('rossvmoril Editorial 1k ir ihh) Hr I amb 11oroscope III Obituaries' 7 his residence Saturday ,iight Sanford Avenue south of Clicqueimoi Sanford, this morning and Sherifrs detectives declilled and lit, was arrested it short immediately took it to the to reveal today why they time later. Sanford Crime Lab, Sheriff's returned to Clicquennol's Detective Sgt George I.R. Hice said. mobile home off Pine Way 17 agood, who arrested Deputies had been searching Saturday idght and arrmted Clicquennoi oil the murder the pond for a 12-guuge shotgun him seven hours after he told charge, said the suspect first believed to be, connected with them the child was accidentally told deputies that he I'( 4he Saturday shooting death of shot. He had said that a shotgun know how" the shooting hap. a six-mouth-old infaid. ill a propped against a wall topplea pened. The father said lie was at< g n' ' 3 M — WM 5 - • — "-. 9 W aD r em, (D • W ' C A oundTht'(luek CCalendar Meanwhile, 34-year-old Brian the left side as he sat lit a writer Ith)mnolid Clicquennol Is bebig walker in a kitchen area about held without bond in county Jail 10 k d from the shotgun Seminole sheriff's deputies ieiecovered it shotgun from a oil,a murder charge lit tile death Deputies would only say that . small pond off Pine Way, east of0f his infant son Vincent C cal" ie hem back to C ' 2 S fly 11011 I'LOVI) , i —— ' =So Today . 0 t 5. 1' dShotgun Recovered In s S aying 2 %0 . • ' 0* rM 0 • W - 999 0E'0o.'2, v-s - an a 0 Pr j; ' 7Th a. n ' El Q — Tomlinson. Maloy has been heading a drive for Funds to iwrth.se vests for all troopers, follo ing the recent slaving of a trooper. — , 5' 9 . 9 Pr — act / — ' b 9 9 CAI 2 B. Pro , 9 — ' • 2 9. J. o - .. ' I / 2. I . - . I _____ Products %%hich donated three vests, checks one nut on Trooper H.W. Lovering (right) joined b% Troopers EAV. Jacobs and Col.. I - -- ___________________________________________________________ 4t ) � 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, 1977 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 14, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 14, 1977. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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"- W IX I ar 69th Year, No [I 307—Mondy, August 15, 1977 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents / _ Yt Seemed Like A Pretty ivu Ii Good Deal' or u — u U r 'Th 1 7 ____ 7 now es0 n e er Ie Ii fv" , - en&n By DONNA ISTES Ilerald Staff Writer Y of Sanford gity $9 9f discriminating against black *1' 11 hispanic persons seeking •... an agreement with the U.S. Vt Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) on ' June 24' I And if the city was not guilty why (lid it approve the agreement which called for, ' wig other things, the ... payment of $9,200 total to three I . persons, who had charged discrimination, and seven others of the "affected class" mistation. / (black) when the city wasn't . Kno"les said it would have evell told ill some cases specific cost the city $150,000 annually lit charges or the riames of the Interest rate.s alone to borrow persons involved' the money. L In the most recent turn of %%. E. KM)WI.F S F Iflfl F ROUF It Knowles said that the . 'events, Eddye Jones Roberts, formatloii made available to the person. ',4 of several persons who where alleged agency. the city officially included the received money from the discrimination occurred The letter informed the city Knowles said the bottom line three charges of discrimination agreement, complained she againstthe principal parties. that the EEOC "Is required by of ft uzto;; with (Xero by former police officers, Tony lie also challenged Mrs. law to investigate to discover was that the city cvuld either 11rooksand John was never discriminated C. Moore, and against and, therefore, Itoberts to "return the money if the facts concerning any charge settle or take the ctiaiiee of by Seminole Community Action questioned whether she was she doesn't feel she was entitled filed with it." The letter so going to federal court on the executive director Amos C. entitled to any money. to it." asked for 36 items of matter. ,li)iles and countersigned by Sanford (It) Manager W F Mrs Roberts had been documentation concerning city lit said it we made clear to \tr', Crawford as equal op. designated by EEOC as one of Knowles said the city "was employment practices over the the city by Ott-ru that it the e'it portunitv officer on behalf of a the 'affected class" entitled to past three and one-half years. opted to go to court, federal third party whose iiame wasn't monies. SCA: Only $20,000? Page 3A 'This request for information auditors and investigators reveak'd to the city. The question is whether, as - does not represent the entire would lx sent into the city; all '1 tie Seminole Community it affected class member of the wider the gun and were to find body of evidence which we will federal funding to the city Aetioii charge listed 300 persons agreement, Mrs. Roberts had to out how big the gun was" after need to obtain from your Aoufl lie halted during tile as the number of employes. . have been discriminated conversations with John Otero, organization in order that a estimated two years that the this uliscriminatloni charge against personally during her equal opportunity specialist proper determination as to the litigation would be ill process is filed against," in addition to employ at the city police with the EEOC Miami office merits of the charge can be and that fighting EEOC the city and the city s depart department. Ile noted that City Attorney made," the letter said. action lit court could becom' inent head, S.M. HiChard Jr. ccordlng to Rev. Amos ,-Vernon Mize received a letter The Information was very expensive. Knowles said the nature of Julies, executive directv? -if b) cedifled Fliat' ~n May 9 over requested'-mubn,11ted to tt,.1 The city %U~. ill!.Irtned, 'he U0111111wifty Action charg Semnmok Cctunmwiity Action, Otero's sigilature which lit- EEOC office in liami within tO Knowles said, that the' last sitti all the city's 300 employes he awswer is "no." eluded three charges of days. A secilon of the Civil southeni city — Albany, Ca. — Jones explained today that discrimination filed by Louise Rights law was quoted in the to fight an EEOC action eiided made it impossible to deterMrs. Roberts was selected as Crawford, civil rights and equal letter which permits settlement up paying $(X),0O0 in attorney mine whether there was merit an affected party to the opportunities officer, of at aiiy time subsequent to a fees and costs and lost the case to the charge. Noted in the agreement simply because she Seminole Community Action. preliminary investigation. but anyway. charge was that the uniden. is a minority member who was oil behalf of two former police prior to the issuance of a When tile federal fiaiding timt employed at it city department officers and all unnamed detertiltilatioll by the l %otould ld Seto KNOViLES, Page 2A . _______ yi' \ Sr __________. . . . ' ..'... •- '. seemed ilkeaprefty good deal" for N, taxpayers of Sanford, Knowles noted. "Sanford could not afford not to settle," he said. Knowles said the federal money which would have been held in abeyance Included: 118 million grant approved by the Development for city hill $730,0W in federal revenue sharing funds; and a $32,000 grant from the La w Enfor. cement A 5 s ist a c e .. employment or in the employ of the city prior to the signing of 4. _,4 was added and the costs of replacing those funds by loan were assessed, "Settling for : Al : Maloy (right tipper Thor; ipper left) fit Trooper t. :t Allen liii vest (I(mntcd b the Farm Bureau In surance gency. Below. Carl It. Schilke, president and owner of liarcar Aluminum VESTED INTEREST n J16 Pr ; - 1. ____________ ik* ____ ' : . I 15C — 9 ' loollo V V' B. I / ' .1 I ( . . I 0 . n 0 ' , I E I I t , ' 1 i • 1- - • Ji '•- MWMI / -. :i roo E .. . ' CD ' ' ell , 0 9 ' :3 ' ! ?, Sr CU • -' ' ' e~ 0 Ap 0 I :C4 .1 - .. a § 9 ,-s ' 22. tic. hs; -* 9 M C — — g8 Er — - - &' ' •— - — 4 1 9 To - - n g - :-• R. S ' 9' ' - 0 - E-r IT a ' 9 ' ' 9 B. —' 4 To. 9. 04 - - _ . S • .• S , N. I , • . S "who hheard it, . rva Are nianics , ii' tiii (D Ao B. IT'S THAT 24D toll, , wrestling omi television raud Suspect ere Wanted Man There South Carolina murder laming food with intent to ae're told he was wanted for stispect. arrested Saturday by defraud after patrolman mur( le r itI the .A ay illg last 1-11 Sanford police after he failed to \Ith hell Tindel spotted turn I uesd i'. of miiii:i named Newt 1-11 pay for (00(1 at m local w ilkiii along the Sanford knight * alongside a highway. 4-11 restaurant, was scheduled to \1a ruia South Carolina appear this afternooii before a matching the description given anford to retu. it 5-A judge to discuss extradition on by officials at Pizza Hut 2000 the suspeU to that state said a murder charge. French Ave., of it inan wl,o tile South Carolina murder 67 Me.mmivmhmle Sanford police slIpped out without p.iing for victim wa shot In the back of 1 ii s imd they haven't been able to $12-69 Iii PIZZi and beer the heal with a shotgun local 2-A locate a &anford area youth Police said Ilalillnolld ad- jothorittei said. %those identification tile South Illitted lie was the man at the Saii(ord police detective Ca rolina maim was using when rt'stauraimt and told them (apt (U Fagaim Jr sam police he was arrested. 'South Carollua loWlIt.', HIP. I 11;lVell't beell "ble to locate .mnswt r to Keith Randy ihimmimimomul. 2.1, ItUti('(i a IOUII the" lirian Keith Appieb'., 19, of the' Scillillole of l.micaster, S.C., was Officers called tile sheriff In Counly? Page 3A 0 rw 1' V . :so 'A - Peter son - Memorial serv ces for Auiuste ilartholdi Peterson Sr., 89 w 1w di ed Friday at his home' Ilidden loake, Aere held ay at 10 a.m. at First Presbyterian Church of San. ford with [)r Virgil I Bryant Jr oWe mating Founder cf St. J ohns Realty Co., lie was organizer of the iole County Bodrd of Realtors and formerly served 1* giom Depar tment of New York; past i unilimander of Ira Au Spring, Post. American 1 -0.0011. Jillnestowii, N.Y.. alid i Er c ('ennui signs of Fall at rin inn Ic High '. fi School are plastic %'.Jt( I jus tinder the shade of 0 iit'iinIi L1 pine tree and the open ' M I •' o. - .r - . -. • , I , g 5 - 0 football m'jImipi1lti1t ctice begall to( at high schools J , - system * 4) - - • - - - ' . ' , '- • • 4 . • V I - I A , t . y ,,, "vi, • ' , r ! I . . ' I TFZ ilof oilip, to this week ' ". . `o re, f ol 4 '.'' S ' W '' I ' 'i' - . - -:; ' • • : -. - •. .. •• , • . - C . I egion imptxll 115511mg PosI 53 the Disabled American Veter,miis mud tht Purple lit-art Asn ' Active ill publit. jul d ci vil affairs, Mr. Peterson served is (hrector of tile Ration Board lit '-• 'ç' - Jp4 y 'ir - 1rmi ill Jamtowii N.Y., he came' to Sanford in 1933. lie rcel'.od s law degree from Union University Albany l4w Shoolnm1wusalttedtotlw New Y(yrk liar ill 1913. Ile practiced law there for 20 He served hi the U .S.Ann) the Muuczimi Border and with of the hoard of Seminole Mt-normal Hospital. 1k' was a member of the F urst .es t Church and the Flormiia(dIItrng,mqAssn. nan Ii II TI ito it Th m'.im. awarded tile Purple Ileart and the t011Spi1uou Service Cross from New York State. Ile is survived by Ilk soil, Ileter all I grandchildren. Wh ite Of Greenville. S.C.; and Alt i'ttt'rsi III SaiJrd. ' ,'.. ..•- - . •'. 7 --• ' 'h '' • )w ' ',.4 , _6L IT Other photos oil prep football, Page hA. I, ' _ -•I.- •.. 1 ' - • . .0 most 5( hOolS going %t Ith a morninguFternoon split (frill - - / . I : -- ". Sr., Realtor, Dies At 89 ____________ TIME AGAIN 'S IA :,-------- .I.,, , ..-• - - 4•I1 Sports it lcisiuii 9: P 4- onlies ('rossvmoril Editorial 1k ir ihh) Hr I amb 11oroscope III Obituaries' 7 his residence Saturday ,iight Sanford Avenue south of Clicqueimoi Sanford, this morning and Sherifrs detectives declilled and lit, was arrested it short immediately took it to the to reveal today why they time later. Sanford Crime Lab, Sheriff's returned to Clicquennol's Detective Sgt George I.R. Hice said. mobile home off Pine Way 17 agood, who arrested Deputies had been searching Saturday idght and arrmted Clicquennoi oil the murder the pond for a 12-guuge shotgun him seven hours after he told charge, said the suspect first believed to be, connected with them the child was accidentally told deputies that he I'( 4he Saturday shooting death of shot. He had said that a shotgun know how" the shooting hap. a six-mouth-old infaid. ill a propped against a wall topplea pened. The father said lie was at< g n' ' 3 M — WM 5 - • — "-. 9 W aD r em, (D • W ' C A oundTht'(luek CCalendar Meanwhile, 34-year-old Brian the left side as he sat lit a writer Ith)mnolid Clicquennol Is bebig walker in a kitchen area about held without bond in county Jail 10 k d from the shotgun Seminole sheriff's deputies ieiecovered it shotgun from a oil,a murder charge lit tile death Deputies would only say that . small pond off Pine Way, east of0f his infant son Vincent C cal" ie hem back to C ' 2 S fly 11011 I'LOVI) , i —— ' =So Today . 0 t 5. 1' dShotgun Recovered In s S aying 2 %0 . • ' 0* rM 0 • W - 999 0E'0o.'2, v-s - an a 0 Pr j; ' 7Th a. n ' El Q — Tomlinson. Maloy has been heading a drive for Funds to iwrth.se vests for all troopers, follo ing the recent slaving of a trooper. — , 5' 9 . 9 Pr — act / — ' b 9 9 CAI 2 B. Pro , 9 — ' • 2 9. J. o - .. ' I / 2. I . - . I _____ Products %%hich donated three vests, checks one nut on Trooper H.W. Lovering (right) joined b% Troopers EAV. Jacobs and Col.. I - -- ___________________________________________________________ 4t ) �HereW Sanford, Fl. Monday, August is 14 flfl Lepl Notice ""n-r d I Hu - . LegaFi Legal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR NOTICE O F NOTICE UNDIU FICTITIOUS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE Is hereby given that I NAME STATUTE PROBATE DIVISION Public Hearing Will be hold In Room TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Pill Number flIlSCP 203 In the Seminole County Cour. Notice Is hereby given that the Mule, Sanford, Florida, by the undwsgned, pursuant to the Division = Board of County Commissioners of "Fictitious Name StCMV' chapter in Iii I state of Seminole County, Florida, at 7:00 N$.09, Florida Statute, will register ANDREW MASON, Ditcassed In P.M., or es soon therebfter II with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Attack, Display NOTICE T0CREDITORS possible on September 4, 1977, to Inand for Seminole County, Florida, ALL PERSONS HAVING or. of the !0.. cons ider the adoption of an upon receipt of proof SA—tv,nInV .AIhIt £flAIl&t? CLAIMS YR I#ITR!W dinance, title of which is as follows: publication of this notice, the tic. ByBOBLLOYD Elmer Drake, 33, 37 Jackson THE ABOVE ESTATE to-wit: THE AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO tltious name Within three months from the time Herald Stall Writer Court, Ca elberry, d ing THE UNINCORPORATED AREAS WASHING MACHINE under which the first publication of this notice of Sanford police and sheriff's at High. eltercatlon at e Pod Time OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, we are engaged In business are required to tile with th you FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION way 17.92, Longwood, In the City of deputies today were inking for Of Lounge, U. S. 1742 at clerk of the Circuit Court of 9 OF ORDINANCE NO. 74.4 TO Longwood, Florida. a nude man in connection with Seminole County, Florida, Probate 40 Track Road. PROVIDE TAX • LEVY That t he parties i nt erested in said Division, the address of which Is two Sunday night incidents near Deputies said Drake was AUTHORIZATION FOR EX. business as follows: Seminole County Courthouse,l PENSES NECESSARY FOR THE W. J. Chatlos Airport Blvd. and Sanford Ave. dabbed in the lower back when ESTABLISHMENT, MAIN. Sanford. Fla. 37771 a written stat-J A. Chatlos Janet A 23 year old Sanford woman a TENANCE, AND OPERATIONS OF Dated at Orlando, Orange County, ment of any claim or demand you he a egedly tried may have against the estate of was riding her THE FIRE UNIT; AUTHORIZING Florida, July 21, 1917. __ Andrew AAh4,fl. cad " UPFi rnUlUIlAL. ruotusn AUG. '• " UIV7VIC C UCwLI Sanford police are in- SERVICE AND BENEFIT TAX DEO.33 I" claim utb,inwrtIngan county auous v lodged In jail in lieu p.m. when a nude man, his head on charges of vedigatlng a report by Jthfl NOT TO EXCEED 7 MILLS, ______________________ _________________________ must indicate the basis for thu $11,000 and addi covered with a white towel, ran robbery and misdemeanor Henry Ashford, 52, of 59 Cadle PROVIDING FOR LIBERAL claim, the FICTITIOUS NAME the creditor of am tess Associates say CONSTRUCTION AND IN. her that I given Notice Is hereby Brewer Court, Sanford, that TERPRETATION; PROVIDING A engaged in business at 1313 his agent or attorney, and thoil assaulted her by grabbing her. possession of marijuana. Washington today, hopes his staff claimed. If the claim is not p Sheriff's U. William Hogan someone stole $500 from a $1,400 SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND Char lotte st.. Altamonte Springs amount Sheriff's deputies said IF,e yet due, thedatewhenit will become!1 vestigatlon can under t PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE Seminole County, Florida in his coat said e suspects were ap- roll of money le name of THINGS OF due shalt be stated. If the claim is man let the screaming DATE. fictitious ister contingent or unliquidated, th e area prehended in a foot chase near pocket. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., CLAY, and that I intend to r eg go and fled Into a name with the Clerk of the nature of the uncertainty shall be Clerk station on SR-434 wed said off Airport Blvd. near Sanford a service stated. lithe claim is secured, th el to the Board of County Circuit Court, Semino recommendations from Jaworski and in hitCounty. security shall be described. Thet Logo Ave. and a search by Sanford of Longwood after Commissioners in and for the Florida in accordancelewith th security the Fictitious Name claimant shall deliver sufficient House possible punishpolice failed to turn up a chhlkers had pulled a gun and County of Seminole, provisions of copies of the claim to the clerk toj FICTITIOUS NAME State of Florida. forced Cheever to drive to a Statutes. To-Wit: Section Ili suspect. enable the clerk to mail one copy lol Notice Is hereby given that we are Publish: Aug. IS, 1917 Florida Statutes 1957. area a nude man residential off Mon. Two hours later each personal representative. engaged in business at $15 Spring DEO-13 S: Vicky Lilavols ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS' to two tgomery Road, Altamonte Oak Blvd., Altamonte Springs, Publish: July 35, Aug. I. I. 15, 1971 NOT $ O FILED WILL BE' Seminole County, Florida under the teenage girls as they got into a pringa, and robbed him of DEN ItS FOREVER BARRED. fictitious name of SOUTHERN the parking lot of car in a Deputies said Cheever SYSTEMS, and that we Intend to Dated 17th June, 1977. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND convenience store In the same snatched the key Pearlie Mae Mason NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVEN that FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY the register said name with the Clark ol ' As Personal Representa general vicinity. ignition of his car and ran, the Circuit Court, Seminole County, by virtue of that certain Writ of FLORIDA five of the Estate of Execution Issued out of and under CIVIL ACTION No. 77.1101.CA414L Deputy L.R. Jones said the calling police after the robbery. Florida in accordance with the the Andrew Mason seal of the Circuit Court of provisions of the Fictitious Name IN as, The Marrle,e nf man was standing along a wall POTCHARGES Deceased Seminole County, Florida, upon a HARRY F. WALTERHOUSE, Statutes, TO- Wit: Section usoe final judgment rendered in the f the store at Sanford and In other separate arrests, Florida Statutes ies,. Husband, Petitioner, Attorney Carter Robert M. Morris, of aforesaid court on the 41h day of S. Ray L. Litton and Wylly Ayes, and holding a deputies jailed Patrick D. HUTCHISON I MORRIS April, A . D. 1977, In that certain case MAE M. WALTERHOUSE, Terry L. Urton a newspa r wi eyeholes cut Odom, 18, of 1503 Floral Way, Publish: July 35, Aug. 1, 5, is, 1977 en titled, Lawrence Sabin, Plaintiff,. Wife, Respondent. 730 North Park Avenue Sanford, Florida 37711 vs Frank Dial, Defendant, which It over his face according tothe Forest City, on Circuit court DEN 114 NOTICE OF ACTION aforesaid Writ of Execution was TO, MAE M. WALTERHOUSE Telephone (30$) 322.1051 Murphy, girls. e streaker then warrant charging felony ______________ delivered to me 15 Sheriff of PubliSh: Aug. iS, 72, 1977 Fort Ward Towers, 401 INVITATION TO BID reportedly fled on foot into a possession of marijualia. His Seminole County, Florida, and I DEP75 2500 N. Von Dorn Street The City of Winter Springs, have levied upon the following nearby wooded area. bond was s at $5,000. and Panama Alexandria, Virginia Florida, invites your bid for the I&C described owned by Frank IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND 37302 Police said there have been Charles Herbert Plyer, 20, of of one (II 1971, 1-door AMC Dias, said properly property being located In YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Matador. in Seminole County, Florida, more action for Dissolution of Marriage FLORIDA Bids will be opend e at t he particularly described as follows: has months of a nude man being Altamonte Springs police with regularly been filed against you and you NO. 77.I421.CA-09.L scheduled Council Cadillac Seville, 2door, are requir ed to serve a copy of your FIDELCOR CORPORATION f K a spotted running about posse ion of contro ed Meeting to begin at 7:30 p.m. on redOne,n 1914 color ID No. 4$411160036I, written defenses, if sly, to it on LOCAL FINANCE COMPANY The Associated Press onday. September I?, 1911. In the r,tle No. 10133030 Sanford and Plaintiff FRANCES ANN JAMIESON. location, which is In an uninSheriff's U. R. C. Parker Community Building on North being stoied at Altamonte Wrecker Petitioner's attorney, whose ad. vs Edgemon Avenue, Winter Springs, in Altamonte Springs, Florida. Agreements reached dress is 603 Cape Royal Building, JEAN C. WASHINGTON and corporate Florida. Additional information available Cocoa Beach, Florida 37931, on or BOOKER T. WASHINGTON and The city reserves the right to surrounded by 45, 141 Cortex Court, lro rn the Civil Division of the before September to, 1917, and file RUBY LAWRENCE any and all bids. 2 NABBED IN ROBBERS' Winter Springs, on a felony reiect Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. the original with the Clerk of this Defendants Mary T. Norton, ment. Court either before service NOTICE OF SUIT Sheriff's deputies arrested marijuana possession charge. City Clerk ratification was and the undersigned as Sheriff f Petitioner's attorney or im. TO: JEAN C. WASHINGTON Terry Jean Moore, 21, of His bond was set at $5,000, Publish: Aug. IS, 1977 pleted by mid-September. Seminole County, Florida, will at mediately thereafter; otherwise a Route I Box 101 46 OEO77 Orlando, and a 17-year-old according to county Jail lt:OOA.M.on the )OIh day of August, default will be entered against you Wray, Ga. 31191 The Communications Workers of America A.D. 1977, offer for sale and soll to Juvenile boy in connection with records. for the relief demanded in the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the highest bidder, for cash, sublect Petition. Bell Booker T. Washington the weekend $5 robbery of STABBINGSUSPECT to any and all existing liens, at the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. co Marie Donaldson WITNESS my hand and the seal (4 phone Company on 6 calling for 31 per Randall L. Cbeever at Forest Deputies jailed Felton CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, Front (West) Door of the Seminole this Court on August Ii, 1917. $21 W. 45th St. County Co,rthouse in Sanford, (SEAL) cent in wage over three The City. The juvenile was turned Carter, 47, of 725 Logan Drive, FLORIDA Savannah, Ga 31402 above described per. CIVIL ACTION NO. 11-1301-CA-41-is Florida, the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. contracts settled this weekend covered local over to state officials at the Longwood, on an aggravated SOUTHEASTERN HOME MOR. sonal property. Clerk of the Court Ruby Lawrence Sanford Juvenile Detention battery charge in connection TGAGE COMPANY, That said sale is being made to 106 Bethune Circle By: June Curtis said Writ of satisfy the terms of Plaintiff, Center and Miss Moore was with the stabbing of William Sanford, Florida Deputy Clerk Execution. vs FRANCES ANN .'AMISOII John C. Polk, JAMES M GORRY, of ux, it at, YOU ARE HEREBY ordered and JAMIESON S. TAYLOR Sheriff Defendants. 602 Cape Royal Building required to serve a copy of your Seminole County, Florida NOTICE OF SUIT Answer to th e Complaint filed Cocoa Beach, Florida 32931 Publish: Aug. S. IS, 23, 29, 1971 TO JAMES M GORRY Attoneys for Petitioner against you in the above court, on 460 DEO2I and Phone: (30$) 7533390 the plaintilt's attorney, BARRY R. Fmud JANET B GORRY. .__________________________ Publish Aug. 13,72,291 Sept. 5, 1977 HAGER. ESQUIRE, P.O. Box lS)S7, his 5itI DEG So Orlando, Florida 32105 and to file the' THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE original in thi Office of the Clerk of' RESIDENCE: 33$ B. (Cost,d From Page 1-A) drove him to Sanford where told of picking up a woman an person, but they want to talk EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C O N. ftc Circuit Court, In and For Oalewood Apis., 'd stayed "somewhere in hitchhiker In Sou Carolina. with him to fi cuIT"ItUAND"FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Semlno$e County, Florida on or, out how Sanforo area. mmond THI COUNTY, FLORIDA. bitor. te 191h day 04 September Cornw,lls Hgts., EIOHTUPINTN JUDICIAL dR. 1971, otherwo,, the allegations of using Appleby's wallet and Sanford" with A pleby for two Officers saida South Carolina Hammond got Appleby s wallet CIVIL CASE NO. 17.IS$3.CA04.0 1 Pennsylvania 19070 days. hitchhiking citation given to CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE th said .Complaint will be taken as iver's lic se when was IN RE: JANE THE MARRIAGE OF and identUication papers. YOU ARE HEREBY notified that MARY CLINE, COUNTY. FLORlD). Police said Appleby's worpan was found in Hamit arrested, police said. a Complains to foreclose a mortgage CIVIL ACTION NO. 7I.l33).CA49.L contelied by you The case i% a suit for mortgage mother, whoilvesnear Sanford, mond's auto when he was Petitioner wife, THE DERBY SAVINGS BANK, Hammond Is being held in encumbering the following real and loreclosure on the following Ralph Russell said told them s last saw her n arrestedhere. '°5' Plaintiff, property, to wit. county jail at Sanford without vs. iot $a. less Road Right-of-Way) ALFRED J. CLINE, Hammond told officers that about three weeks ago when he Lot SO, ACADEMY MANOR UNIT bond on the South Carolina FRANK L. W000RUFFS Respondenthusband. JAMESR.YELTONandLINDAL, he'd picked up Appleby es a left for Tenneee ONE, according to the map or plot' ee to work. Police said Appleby hasn't murder charge pending of NOTICE OF ACTION SUBDIVISION OF LANDS; South YELTON LANGIEWICZ t.k.a thereof a recorded in Plat Book 13. in South Carolina and Police said Hammond also been reported as a missing determination of extradition. Sanford, as recorded in Plat Book 31 TO: ALFRED J. CLINE, LINDA I.. YELTON, Defendants. Page 93, Public Records of Seminole Whose Residence is Unknown. Page 44. of the Public Records of County, Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Seminole County, Florida NOTICE OF ACTION DATED at Sanford, Seminole has been jited against you and you Action for DISSOLUTION OF TO: JAMES R. YELTON County, Florida, this 12th day of I are requiret to serve a copy of your MARRIAGE has been filed against RESIDENCE UNKNOWN by. August 1977. written detente's, it any, to it on you, and you are required to serve a All parties claiming interests SWANN, SWANN AND HADDOCK, copy of your written defense, if any Through, under oragaInstJAME S R. (Scsi) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. .11orneys for Plaintiff, whose ad, you have, In it on ALBERT N. YELTON and to all parties haying Clerk of the Circuit Court cress it Il South Magnolia Avenue, FITTS Plaintiff's Attorney, whose or claiming to have any right, title By: Jacqueline Thompton Orlando, Florida, 32601, and file the address it 210 Edwards Building, or interest in t he real property Deputy Clerli original with the Clerk of the above. North Park Avenue, Sanford, herein described. (Cootilued From Page I-A) the shooting occurred about ttwday that Aug. IS, 27, 39, Sept. 3, 1977 4 'd ret ned beating it aga a tree. styled C ou rt on or before August Florida 33171 on or before the 19th YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PubliSh: 1:45 p.m., deputies said, home and discovered a 12Clicquennoi, employed as a 29th. 1977. otherwise a judgment day of September 1971, and file the that an action to foreclose a mw OEO SI the Clerk of the above tgage on the following deputies said. Mrs. Cllcquennoi and a neigh- gauge shotgun missing and the truck driver by Standard Oil may bI entered against you for the Original witheither real property IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL styled Court before service on in Sem inole County, Florida: relief demanded in the Complaint, CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND Mrs. Margaret Cllcquennol bor rushed the infant to tra er door o n. Distributor Earl Higgin- WlTNESSmy hard and The seal of Plaintiff's attorney or immediately Lot ,*. LYNWOOD, according to FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. was outside the trailer, where Seminole Memorial Hospital Deputies said after the infant $0 said Court on the 71st day of July, thereafter, otherwise a default will the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat CIVIL NO. 77.1435..CA.13.L I be entered against you for the relief 'they had lived for about five where the Book 12, Pages 70 through 73, Public JIMMIE BLACKSHEAR, aIu died according was shot Clicquennoi took a 16- appear in co t is afte oon 1 977. In demanded (Seal I the complaint or Records of Seminole County, known as JAMES OLACKSHEAR, monthsi wi the co le's other vestigators, gauge shotgun outside the to determine wh her ere petitIon, which is: Dissolution f Florida, Arthur H. Beckwitt,, Jr. Plaintiff, children, a seven-year-old girl Marriage A VINCULO has been Investigators said today that trailer, fired it and then probable cause to hold him In Clerk of the Circuit Court filed against you and you vs MATRIMONI. and a six-year-old boy, when Clicquennol first told them destroyed the weapon by jail on the murder charge By: Mary M. Darden are required to serve . copy of your MEISCH REALTY COMPANY, a WITNESS MY HAND and he Seal written defenses, if any, to It Deputy Clerk I on van Dissolved Florida Corporation, et al. S. IS, of this Court on the 121h day of den Berg, Gay I, Burke, PA., at Publish: July 23, Aug. I, 1971 Defendants.' August A. O. 1977. DEN 112 i Poet Office Box 193. Orlando, NOTICE OF ACTION (SEAL) Florida 32102, and file the original TO MEISCII REALTY COMPANY, so 1 Art H. Beckwith Jr. hur with the Clerk of the ab3ve styled a Dissolved Florida Corporation: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND As Clerk of this Court court on or before September 19, AND JOHN ME 15CM, FRANK FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Gii,i By: June Curtis 1977; otherwise a J udgment may be MEISCH and A. P. CONNELLY FLORIDA. As Deputy Clerk entered against you for the relief INDIVIDUALLY AND AS OF I CIVIL ACTION NO. 77l397.CA.el.E SUBURBIA FEDERAL SAVINGS ALBERT N. FlITS, ESQ. demanded in the complaint or F I c E it S. Di it E C T OR S. (Codheted From Page I"A) But, he said, it was apparent made) an unknown charge;" agreement that showed that AND LOAN CORPORATION, a 210 Edwards Building petition. STOCKHOLDERS. SUBSCRIBING North Park Avenue filled charging party refused to that the city was being called on "Applicant Morrill unknown Manuel Martinez was given corPoration, WITNESS my hand and the seal of I N C 0 it P0 it A 1 0 it S AN0 Sanford, Florida 32771 sold Court on August 13, Plaintiff, 1977. TRUST E ES OF ME I SCH R EALTY bute of ce charities to account any a ion or any out of cou Telephone (303) 327.9370 , claims he was a check for $1,000 and Mrs. vs. (SEAL) COMPANY • a DISSOLVE because of his re gious creed. atement whi could Attorney for Petitioner in- ' nied an app cation form for Ro rts $1,000. DAVID ANDREW JACKSON and Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. FLORIDA CORPORATtON, IF Publish Aug. 13,27,291 S t. 1977 ep S. "We have no office charities," terpreted as discriminatory by employment and two unknown Cl er k of the Circuit Court DREMA DARLENE JACKSON and LIVING, AND IF DEAD, THEIR DIED 78 BARtlETT BANK OF WINTER By: Jacqueline Thompson __________________________ Knowles said, UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS IN any of its employes without the applicants at lice station, PARK. NA., a corporation, Clerk OFFICE, and ALL PERSONS: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT The charge continued that the name of the complaining em- unknown as to names or OF THE Otero later called Knowles, Pu blish Aug. 13, 21, nm I Naked Man e L ~ ahLilliq L 0 M41 IN LONRIEF of Jaworski Takes Command House Investigation ss - reported she on Miami Businessmen Working an ur th Former Special WASHINGTON (AP) Watergate Prosecutor Leon Jaworski, holding a written guarantee of independence, is taking formal command of the House investigation into alleged South Korean in fl uence-buying in Congress. Jaworski, returning to in be completed by early next year. The House ethics committee will receive turn recommend to the full ment for present or former congressmen. IN BRIEF Dog To bond name ft th wooded two exhibited himself Execution-Slayings Similar MIAMI (AP) -Police ballistic experts say the gun used in the execution-style killings of' six men in late July was the same one used to murder an elderly St. Petersburg couple at a Miami motel in May. Police say other similarities exist between the two cases. There have been no arrests in either. In each case, the victims' hands were tied behind them with items of clothing found at the scene. They were shot in the back of the head and the killers used a victim's car to leave the scene, later using the same chemical to Interior surfaces to eradicate fingerprints. _____________________________ ravidama Canal Testimony , from The first WASHINGTON (AP) congressional testimony on the Panama Canal agreement Is expected to come Wednesday, when administration officials appr --nt before House panel. The House mer& marine subcommittee, headed by Rep. John El-N.Y., has called as witnesses national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski Canal negotiators Ellsworth Bunker and Sol Linowitz. pe in th a Th et Telephone Co. Strikes Averted several reports recent Orlando, was charged by ss the Felony Wylly Ayes. substance. By in weekend bargaining sessions around the country ended or averted strikes against local telephone companies. Mail expected to be com- ll Miamians Heading North? M d "pocket'' arrested Howard Wampole the city. Minner, of North Florida, LAKE CITY (Al') long bypassed as Northerners headed for leisure living under the sun, is becoming the mecca for many who find South Florida too bustling and overcrowded. Sparsely populated counties along the Suwannee River are growing and real estate agents say many of the newcomers hail from South Florida. "Most of our inquiries on small' acreage come from South Florida," said Virginia Bishop, a Lake City real estate agent. - reached a national contract with the TeleAug. increases years. . issues, Suspect Wanted he Ha dr en p th ' Crabs Becoming Desired Pets -. nd ' he ' Lt. he so hi p Shotgun il th up to in child twice fi li st for ct ch be - ' Rat Infestation For The Birds ' be u nidentified person "refused to ploye available, returned the $1,000 check for charges." pimp on co-workers" and t The city was also told He said that Otero told the Mrs. Roberts and Instructed he had "asked for an apt- ultimately, Knowles said that city the naineaof the "unknowii Knowles to "void" that check plicatlon to civil service board an "M. Martinez Jr., claimed persons" and "un known and cut two new ones for $500 for building inspector," that ad civil charges" would be made each to Mrs. Roberts and Knowles said It could not be statement, "that Police officer avaliabietothe city either when former Police Officer Jacob determined in what context the Cohen left the city's employ it settled the suit or went to Cohen. word "pimp" was being used because of "atmospher e," that court, and that the civil service board oollce coniolaint derk Miss Thecttvwhenitaonrovedthe Mrs. Rnhertjid.nI.tlthat fha employes could not recall EiJye Jone üutrta"walked settlement with city had mated against anyone being denied an ai off job due to pressure" and the EEOCagreedtoreemploy her,addlngthatshedldn'twant lvi S 7V U. that "an unknown woman (had both Brooks and Moore with the check, did not know either Brooks to go to the federal drng Officers Brooks or Moore and enforcement task force and had not been questioned about Moore to the animal control her employment with ttie city department. Brooks was by either Mrs Crawford or $ am. readluga: tern. 2:41 p. granted back pay of $2,844.27 Otero. Port Caiaverat: hIgh 8:27 Pao" 74; overalght low, 71; 1 Lm., 5: p.m., low 2:23 am., while Moore was granted back high, yesterday's pry $2,37 bsr.aeIric pseisire, 38,22; 2:31 p.m. Mrs. Crawford said that, The city commission ap. wfr1e,' Mrs Roberts knew the relative kumilty. N per cent; $asut hIgh 2:41 a,m., 2:23 alada, Ste BE .110 k .0 proved payments to Moore and two officers personally or flQ, pm. law 5:59 a.m,, 1:11 pm, Brooks, and rota, 159 S.tarday in addition 'Ibsy knew her and know TVAY'511DE8 authoi'Izedpaymentf$4,000to or why she left (the depart I"IIKECA$T Daytesa Beech: hIgh 1:11 Partiy needy with alkra.m eIgt* 0111111, in Mayor [a, meet). If they had It to do over a,m., 1:16 pm., law 2:35 am,, thiadent.uss. Moore's vorda "some of whom agall), they would iav. left her ut ,of are known to us and IOSfl the aettlemed)" u whom are unknown" with the said. IkIRId _____________________________________________ distribution of funds determined by EEOC She aid Otero made the Mony, August15, 1871—Vol. 08, No. 307 The final agreainent showed mistake in hav'trig only Uu'ee ____ that Manuel Martinez waithe checks issued (to Martinez, .$1ih4.O.qy Ieudy, u1 $aforday third charging pasty r whom Mrs. Robert. and Manuel .v WTae $aalws M.j.a, las.. Ms . reea 4v., ft M IN WEATHER -.-., . .~ [" , ... , . Poeai . sont.'t m.rfea ssm foawbolivory lIcetsts, iWi, $L1O SManthi, 11t$, 115* I Mill: month, 11.70k lMnth$, st4, it 4" : ______ ____ po1nnfo Comuejty Ad1i ., _______ Jr.), why , had SUed lb. complaint and he theMartinez $l,010cl$ckto MrS. Roberts was awarded $2,590. was returned and two lulled for $559 each to Cohen received documents appended to the and Mrs. Roberta The city also Defendants NOVICE OF SUIT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. DEO.79 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. — TO: DAVID ANDREW JACK SON, Residence Unknown ,791 Sept. 3,1977 KNOWN AND UNKNOWN S CLAIMING BY THROUGH OR UNDER THE ABOVE NAMED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND DEFENDANTS, CORPORATE OREMA DARLENE JACK. MON. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, AND PERSONAL. SON, ResIdence Unknown YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE FLORIDA and all parties claiming interests CIVIL ACTION NO, 74IS7I.Cati.a HEREBY NOTlFIEDtttatanAction by, through, under or against Praying tot a Mandatory Inlunctioij In Re: the Marriage of vs. DAVID ANDREW JACKSON itnd DREMA DARLENE JACKSON and DAVID W. MAGDA AND PATRICIA M. SMITH, Petitioner, to torce the execution and delivery of a de ed and conveyance at thet and toallpartilsctaimingorp,avingany DEBORAH K. MAODA, RICHARD F. SMITH, Rft pondent, followi ng described real pr o pe rty,' Defendants right, title, or interest in the situated, lying and being ir4 NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE OFACTION orooertvhereIndescrIbas. Seminole County. Florida, to witmith e hereby Notified that an Lot Eleven (11) of Block One 41) TO: DAVID W. MAGDA and TO: Residenc'Jsvn foreclose a mortgage ot: 111t DEBORAH K. MAGDA, Whose _YOU ARE NOTIFIED t hat a Metsths Subdivision at per plat the following a Ifl1lUT UUV recorded In t he PUDIIq residence is 1033$ Foondrem, No. Petition for Writ Of SOMISIrallon Seminole County, Florida: 1521, Houston, Texas. has been flied against you on the records of Seminole Countyj Lot 11, Block S. NEPLAT OF following You are property in Orange Florida, hereby required to file SHEETS I and 2. NORTH has been filed by the Plaintiff ORLANDO TOWNSITE 4th AD. your answer or wrlen defenses, it County. Florida: The lands and improvements JIMMIE BLACKSHEAR, a a any, in the above proceeding with DITION, according to the the Clerk of this Court, and to serve allached to Lot S and the East it of JameS Blackshear, against you anc thereof as recorded in Plat Book II eac h Pages S and S of the Public RKord$ a copy therf upon the PlaIntIff's Lot 6. and the West 4 feet of Lot 1, are of you, and you and each of voui requiredto serve a copy o youij attorneys, whose name and address and the lands on the North to South of Seminole County, Florida has beop filed agairit you and you appaars hereon, on or before the 9th right Of way of Sybelia Drive, and written defense, it any you have, If on the South to South line of Section it on ALBERT N FIT TS. Plaintiff,4 are requIred to serve a copy of your day of September, 1977, the nature Attorney, whose address is 71(1 written defenses, if any, to It on this proceeding being a suit for 25. Township 71 South, Range 79 Edwards Building, North Por i Samuel W. Harris, Attorney for for eclosure of mort gage against the East, Orang e County, Florida, Sanford, Florida 37771, o' Plaintiff, whose address Is P.O. Box following described property, to. and you are required to serve a copy OAvenue, • before the 2nd day of Septemt,e of your writt en defenses, it any. to 523. Orlando, Florida 32502, and tile wit: 1.00 15, Block E. WOODMERE on Kenneth M. Bean., 1917, and file the original with Cier of the original with the Clerk of -the PARK SECOND RIPLAT ac STEPHENSON, STALNAK ER & of this Court either befo,esor vice oi above-styled Court on or before cording to the plat ther eof as BEANE, P.M., Pelltioner's Attorney or immedlatel September 91h, I977i otherwise a recorded In Flat Book 13 Page 73 lorney,whoseaddr,uispost office thereafter. otherwise a default wit Judgment may be entered agatnif Public Record of Seminole County, Drawer One, Casseiberry, Flor ida te entered against you for the relis you for the relIef demanded in the p, 32701, on or before Sept Pmber ISlh, demanded in the complaint 0 5 Complaint or Petition, it you fall to tile your answer or 1917, and file ihe original with the iwtitiofl. WiTNISSmyftafldandtMsealof written defenses In the above WITNESSMY HAN0and lhe Sea this Court on the Mh day Of AugvIt, proceedIng, on Plaintiff's attorney, Clerk of this Court either before service on Petitioner's attorney , of this Court on the 15th day of Jul 1917. a default will b. en tered against you immed'atety t herea 4 fter; otherwise 1917 (SEAL) for the relief demanded In the Seal) adefaul?."ilIbe,nleredagalnst you Arthur H, Beckwith, Jr. Complaint or PetItion, Aithur H Beckwith, Jr. for the demanded in the Cleric IA the Circuit Court DONE AND ORDERED AT Complaintrelief Clerk of the Circuit Court or Petition. By: Joan E. Wilke $anlordCoUntyof$amino le,$teof WITNESSmyhand andtiof Iii' Jean E Wilke Deputy Clerk Florida, this dIh day 00 August, 1911, Deputy Clerk thi$ Court on August 11th, 191?. Samuel W, Hiffis (Slot Albert N. Fittt, Esquire Attorney for Plaintiff Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr, North Park Avenue Arthur H. ieckwith, Jr. P.O. $ga $29 Clerk Of the Circuit COWl Clerk of the Circuit Court 110 Edwards Building Orlando, Florida 33552 By: Mary N. Darden sanford, Florida 37111 By Jacqueline Thompson (3QS)1 Deputy Clerk Attorney br Plaintiff Deputy Clerk Publish Aug 5, II, 27, 29, it" Publish, Aug 5, IS, 22, 2f Publish: Aug. 13.11,39, Sept ,p Publith Aug. I, 5, 5, 77, II?? 010.35 09033 01071 DEOI - ,,J Case N.. 77.l3$.CA.ge.a FEDERAL NATIONAL TOAOEASSOCIATION Plaintiff, -' ¶ . . , ' "S , ' ' . e *",l - .~~ I.' Monday, August 9, 911-3* An Marshes An " Answer To S6* wave? Three half-acre plots of land In the marshes of Clermont in Lake County could hold the key to saving Central Florida millions of dollars in the disposal of sewage Including in Seminole County. The plots are being studied in a two-year experiment to test the practicality of using marshlands as natural filters for partially treated waste water. If the experiment is suc- enormous amount of assimilative capability," said Batterson. Dr. Bayley Is working with Dr. John Zoltek and their students in the tests for the City of Clermont. Controlled amounts of sewage, which has already received secondary treatment to remove the major pollutants, are dumped In a marsh. The researchers regularly monitor the results. After waste water receives cessful, it could eliminate the secondary treatment, nutrients future need for constru& lion of are left in the water, and the advanced wastewater treat- vegetation in the swamps will ment plants such as the $49 absorb the nutrients, returning million Iron Bridge sewage pure water to the underground treatment plant scheduled for water supply, Dr. Bayley said. construction near Oviedo. Dr. Susanne Bayley of the University of Florida Center for Wetlands is conducting the experiment. "The Chinese have been dumping sewage In their fields for thousands of years," "This process prevents the nutrients from going to some obnoxious purpose, such as stimulating growth of weeds In rivers and lakes," said Tom Iiuiuiicut, district engineer of the Orlando office of the state Department of Environmental Regulation (DER). But the vegetation in the marshes would have to be periodically said Dr. Bayley. "Florida marshes are great for this kind of study because the water never freezes and the marsh plants are able to remove the harvested, because the nutrients from the water year nutrient-stimulated vegetation 'round." "would otherwise eventually Local governments across start choking itself and would the country are faced with a not permit enough sunlight For federally-mandated 1983 more plant growth. Then what deadline for developing third- happens is the vegetation rots stage sewage treatment plants, and itself becomes a source of and these plants are costly, said pollution," said llwmicut. Craig Batterson, Seminole "We don't know yet what the County's environmental ser- long-range effects of the action vices director. "Potentially, are," said Dr. ,Bayley of the using marshlands for third- experiment which began in stage treatment could take April. "How much can the place in Seminole. It would marsh take without being have the advantage of retur- permanently changed? ning treated waste water to the "If we can show under underground water supply carefully controlled conditions rather than channeling it on the that the marrh provides tersurface to the sea through the tiary treatment without harmriver system," ful effects to the environment, The only practical alternative we can save millions of dollars to this "channelizatlon" is a for cities like Clermont." spray irrigation system, in That city, for instance, would which treated waste water is have to spend about $1 million sprayed lightly over vast for a tertiary treatment plant to acreages of land planted in meet state and federal agricultural crops. The City of guidelines for sewage treat. Sanford is now developing such Ilielit. a system, and the land alone Using the marsh probably will cost millions of dollars. would cost 10 per cent of that, "But swamps have an she said.— MARK WEINBERG HOSPITAL. NOES AUGUST13. ADMISSIONS, ,i., . Saufor4: Lofton Argret . ' ... Craig E. Cooper Shannon M. Hampton Gloria Manning Theresa Ann Smith, Chuluota Viola M. Holley Shericka M. Ingram "Mittie Love Martha McLennan Booker T. Rouse Merri H. Wedemeycr Eddie Woods Kenneth L. Hendershot, Deltona Mabel C. Eanes, Deltona George R. Wantz, Deltona Dorothy Brookiand, Lake Florence Touchton, Geneva Mary Kay A. Willis, Lake Mary John C. Bass, Longwood Doreen L. Robinson, Orange DISCHARGES City Sanford: DISCHARGES Charles Beaver Sanford: Penny Drake Mrs. Joseph (Patsyi Hall, & Janice Jenkins girl Norman Sutton Annie B. Chambers Orville R. Jones Sr., DeBary Edvena E. Fielder Daniel Daly, Deltona Winnie D. Carroll, DeBary l,evelle V. Thompson, Ruby P. Poley, Dellary Maitland Margaret Adams, Deltona Sarah J. Jaeger, Oviedo Anthony Banno, Deltona Mrs. Alan (Debra Lee) Dorothy J. Brooklyn, Lake Braddock, & girl, Enterprise Mary AUGUST 14 Margaret R. Mello, Lake ADMISSIONS Mary Sanford: John E. Troup, New Smyrna Mary I.. Hue Beach What Will SCA Get From County? Looks Like Only $20,000 Now It now appears that Seminole Community Action (SCA), the county's private, non-profit anti-poverty agency, will receive no more than $20,000 from county taxpayers for the coming fiscal year beginning In October, following a their votes. Kirchhoff and French have said they want to see how much money SCA has allotted for administrative costs of the poverty-fighting agency's various programs. SCA officials declined to provide such a breakdown at county commission budget hearings "because they said all the money comes out of one pot," said Kirchhoff. vote by County Commissioner John KImbrough against any county funding For the agency. Kimbrough's negative vote, cast through a telephone call to county budget director Pat Glisson, was one of a series of "tie-breaker" votes on a total of $329,000 in proposals for the new fiscal year. Kimbrough was out of town during two weeks of last month's commission budget The Rev, Amos Jones, SCA's executive director, in a Saturday meeting with Kirchhoff promised to provide the breakdown Kirchhoff and French have requested. "I told him what I was interested in, and he said he would get the figures for me," said Kirchhoff. Asked if such a breakdown would allow Kirchhoff to vote money for some SCA programs and against funding for other, Kirchhoff replied, "That Is certainly a possibility." The commissioner also said alleged improprieties In SCA's handling of an anti-discrimination action against the City of Sanford which resulted in findings by the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission of discrimination by the city against two former city policemen might affect his vote on funding for the agency. sessions. Kimbrough's vote removed $102,200 from the tentative budget commissioners will present to the public Sept. 20 and 27. The tentative budget calls for a countywide property tax of $6.90 per $1,000 of assessed valuation, an increase of $1.50 over the current rate of $4.50 SCA requested $42,000 from the commission, a doubling of the currently budgeted $20,000, But Commissioners Dick Williams unit Harry Kwiatkowski voted to spend $20,060, and Commissioners Bill Kirchhoff and Bob French said they needed more information before casting WbatAmen*ca America nets a I BEST SELLER U ' r on 'POw*r Streak' pobynter Metric 'G8f sitrib, biaspif, Otkir sites ii. priced A$LOWA$, - 'Custom Po1steq1' New Car Rodlais I $34 .. 22 ' WIDE TREAD SALE For $11"A 4 as 1I I I .13 ntiitenaii plus I $1.73 F.I.T. and old tire 116111111 Blackwi I.E.T. Vans, 4-Wheel Drives, Campers, RVs & Light Trucks Rib HI- Miller Wide Treads ___ Size and Load ________ Type flange 800-165 IL 0 875-16.5 TL C 41L't 8.00-16.5 IL, $43 LoadRangeC, Plus $3.26 F.E.T. Per Tire $3.45 $3.71 $3.94 -16.5 IL 950-16.5 TL Now Through Sat. 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According to a study by the magazine National Journal, in fiscal 1976 the states of the Northeast and Midwest registered a "balance of payments" deficit with Washington to the tune of $32.7 billion. That was how much more they paid In federal taxes than they received in federal benefits. 1 1 PEOPLE Former Yale Chaplain Gets In the same period, the South and West received $23 billion more from the federal it government than they paid in tales. The figures are challengeable on a number of counts, the authors of the study admit. But give or take a few billions, there does seem to be a rather heavy now of the national wealth from colder climes to warm. THE LONDON ECONOMIST Pipeline Sparks Feud ROME (AP) - Herbert Kappler, a former Nazi official serving a life term for the mass murder of civilians in German-occupied Rome, is missing from a military hospital, police said. Italian television said he had escaped, Kappler, 70, had been under treatment at Cello hospital in Rome for cancer for the past several months. Riverside Church Post NEW YORK (A?) William Sloane Coffin, the activist former chaplain of Yale University, has been unanimously elected senior minister of Riverside Church. The Rev. Mr. Coffin, 53, will be the fourth person to hold the post since John D. Rockefeller built the Congregational church in - All that money hasn't brought contentment, however. Another analysis of government data Finds that crime rats in the cities of the Sunbelt far exceed those in the supposedly decaying 1926. lie was the only candidate nominated by the 30-member Board of Deacons and was elected on Sunday. The Rev, Mr. Coffin was chaplain of Yale for 17 years. lie was active in the racial integration and anti-war movements of the 1960s, He left Yale in 1976. cities of the North. There is, in fact, a "sunbelt crime syndrome," says Florida State University Criminologist Paul Brantingharn. Analyzing the FBI's uniform crime reports for 1975, he found that the nation's top 10 crime cities wreo,afl in the South and Southwest. Notorious New York City wasn't even in the lop 35. 11 Lucey: Mexican Trip Depressing TIJUANA, Mexico (A?) Patrick J. Lucey, the U.S. ambassador to Mexico, says his visit to imprisoned Americans anxious to win transfer to U.S. prisons by Christmas was a "very depressing experience." In ending his three-day visit to Baja, Calif., during the weekend, Lucey said that the La Mesa penitentiary east of Tijuana suffers from overcrowding, not negligence or bad administration. "Not one American prisoner complained about the way the director is running the prison," Lucey said, "I believe he is doing as good a job as anyone could possibly do under the conditions." There are almost 2,000 prisoners jammed into a facilty built in 1956 to hold 300. A total of 73 American citizens, including 20 women, are held in the prison. - Gov. Brown Wants Solar Energy SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (A?) Gov, Edmund G. Brown Jr. suggests that victims of last month's brush fire rebuild their homes with solar energy units so nuclear power plants won't be necessary "up and down the coast Is "I am making a major effort to minimize the rush to nuclear energy In this state," Brown said Sunday at a solar energy workshop for fire victims. "I would like to do without more nuclear plants if possible... "The powers that be are all hooked on nuclear addiction and haven't slowed down long enough to look at the alternatives." The state Energy Commission held the workshop, attended by 300 persons, to encourage families who lost their homes to design new ones with solar units. More than 250 homes were destroyed or damaged in the July 26.27 fire in nearby Sycamore -Canyon. - JACK ANDERSON AND LES WHITTEN Watchdogs Sit On 'Corporate' Waterg ate WASHINGTON Federal regulators are sitting on a multimillion-dollar n uclear scandal, which has the smell of a corporate Watergate. The story is told in co nfidential doc uments that bristle with such words as "manipulations" and - 1111 - 11110 surnm.r, 1 the year in October. battle with the railways. Those who provide services or sell products That's right - October. The first week in The coal that is the quickest and easiest to The railways have countered by refusing to are bound to benefit, of course, when larger October if at all possible, but no later than Oct. 22. Which means Congress will have worked in produce Lies hi shallow beds in the semi-arid grant rights-of-way for slurry pipelines to pass numbers of people are enabled to afford those Washington no more than seven or eight months West - in Wyoming, Montana, Colorado and wider their tracks. Natural gas pipelines have services or products. There need be nothing all year, at a time when there is a new ad- Arizona. It can be stripmined with huge long had federal and state authority to exercise reprehensible about this, though far too often ministration and a huge load of legislative machines and without large numbers of "eminent domain," this allows the pipelines to there has been. unionized underground miners prone to strikes pass through the lands of reluctant property business, But no federal program aimed at lilting the Although Carter has carefuly kept his mouth and annual demands for wage increases. But the owners if a hearing determines that such a line is disadvantaged seems to have been as brazenly a public necessity. Slurry pipelines, being manipulated by the already advantaged as one shut about this preposterous congesslonal greatest need for this coal Is in the south in schedule, some White house aides are openly Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Arkansas - technological newcomers, have no such federal administered by the Small Business where electricity companies are wider .great right as yet. Irked. Administration SBA). e__ rQuQh it this so w brought the BLACK AND WHITE TYI # Troop Attack BELFAST, Northern Ireland (A?) - The Irish Republican Army is expected to escalate its attacks on British troops in an attempt to compensate for its failure to disrupt Queen Elizabeth's visit to Northern Ireland last week. "Operation Monarch," the massive security operation during the royal visit, bottled the guerrillas of the IRA's Provisional wing up in the Roman Catholic areas that are their strongholds and forced them to limit heir attacks to those areas. .1 - Moo i f Isit; IRA Turns To WASHINGTON There Is only one pressure from the government to substitute coal These little breaks in the daily drudgery, coal slurry pipeline operating in the world and for which have eaten up more than four work weeks American th wasteful use of natural gas as a boiler railway companies would like to keep fuel. since Congress aSse1TiL iH January, are it that way. Two-thirds of America's coal is knowii n i the Senat "noti-tegislativc transported by rail. barges haul the rest - and periods." In ttte House, the euphemism To move the coal to market, railways are the railways see a highly profitable future for "district home work periods, The professor attributes it to the massive themselves In President Carter's plan to wean already running 100-car freight trains, called And heaven help the commentator with the the nation off oil and natural gas by doubling coal "unit," trains, and they propose hundreds more. economic growth and mo bi le populations of temerity to suggest even a single member of consumption within a decade. 1' oil companies say coal slurry pipelines are a these areas, which produce "social and physical Congress might use such escapes from better idea. They propose pulverizing the coal settings in which all kinds of crime can go on." Washington to catch up on his sleep, or otherwise But the oil and natural gas companies, along into powder at the mines, mixing it with water Maybe Snowbelt citizens ought to reassess enjoy himself. No sir. The suntans which turn up with their brethren in the pipeline business, have and pumping the resultant sludge, or slurry, their blessings. on selected solons following each congressional other ideas. They supply the United States with through buried pipelines to electricity recess were always earned, we are told, on 75 per cent of its energy and they would naturally generating plants, where it would be dried by exhausting hikes through the.old district in like to perpetuate their preeminence. To do so, centrifuge before being burned. The advocates of There's big money fit poverty. In antipoverty search of constituents to serve, they have bought up half the nation's coal slurry pipelines claim that they can transport programs, that is. This year, Congress Is outdoing itself. Not only companies and coal reserves. But they would coal for one-third the cost of rail haulage. This has been shown lime and again in every has it traipsed off for all the usual "district home feel much more secure if they were in control of Besides, the existing rail lines mostly run east federal scheme to aid the poor and disadwork periods," plus the current month-long coal transport systems as well. The device they and west. To build new north to south rail lines vantaged, from urban rehabilitation to food August recess, It is also hell-bent on quitting for favor lathe coal slurry pipeline. But this means a would be far more costly than building pipelines, stamps to so-called "medicaid mills." -. .11 '4W*øded ##0 / old-fashioned "vacation." BERRY'S WORLD ~=lmiil W~ So what happens? No less an authority than Senate Majority Whip Alan Cranston cheerfully acknowledges that the August recess is a plain. It's all these nIh.,,. evacuations from Washington that one is not supposed to confuse with "recesses" or "vacations," Cranston says. Like the week-long departure over the Fourth of July. Or the similar exodus over Easter. Or the ey Failed To Disrupt Queen's assault victims. And with elaborate caution, the president has for months gone to great pains to describe the August recess of Congress as a "summer home work period," lest anyone suspect the was accusing the members of goofing off. — A '... a "blackmail." Two commercial giants, Dow Chemical and Coimswuers Power, are pa rtners in a nuclear project. Its financial foundation, however, has become shaky. This has come to the attention of the Nuclear Rcgul4ory Commission, whose rulings could cost the partnership hundreds of millions of dollars. Consumers Power, thus confronted with a public body in its path, has sought to circumvent It. The giant utility, a In Watergate, allegedly has tried to prevent wltneues from giving in. formation to federal investigators, has lawntiered testimony that might be damaging and I:as given the regulatory tribunal incomplete information, Hem Is a corporate cat that may need a bell tied to it. But first, some background. Back in 1997. Consumers and Dow teamed up to conmdruct a nuclear power plait in Midland, Mich. But environmentalists forced Consumers to upgrade the project's safety system. By 1077, stricter federal standards aisd repeated delays had shot up the cost from 1* mIllion to an alarming $1.7 billion. Consumers Power began to buckle under the tknanclalburdonsnd Its p.rtnerbegantowayr, Dow tried to wriggle out of the deal if the plant waxn't compk'ted by a fixed date. !-ut. COnsuniers sternly warned Dow of Its contractual obligations, This little disagreement strained the relations between the two companies. Then out of the blue, a federal court ordered the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to revi ew the project for possible safety and enviroiunental deficiencies. The hot breath of a federal judge on their necks made the cornmnissioners apprehensive. They would have to rule, they agreed, whether to halt construction until the review was completed. This possibility caused panic In the backroomns of Consumers. Another construction delay might force the company to scuttle the project altogether, with staggering losses. The corporate brass were eager, therefore, to reassure the commissioners that al l was well and that construction should continue, But all ,has not well; differences between the two partners were boiling beneath the surface. This would not be reassuring, the Consumers executives agreed, to the regulatory cornmission. They tried to keep the trouble from bubbling up, therefore, from below to bother the calm smxface. At a private meeting, secret Dow documents allege, Consumers threatened to sue Dow for damages if the chemical company did not support Cunsunicrs. If anyone from Dow gave tez4tnioisy that cesulted in the suspension or ,t'ancejlstiai of the construction permit, Consinners warned. Dow would be held legally reeponsible. According to confidential minutes taken by a Vow attorney, 10 viewed the threat as "pretty damn close to blackmail." The Dow documents also show that Consumers tried to persuade Dow examination will be able to finesse Dow. to produce a witness who was not aware Dow ('ouiswncrs continuing dispute." wanted to buck out of the nuclear project. The minutes indicate Consumers was not When Dow refused to send an uninformed worried about any cross-examination by the witness to NRC hearings, Consumers still commission but only by the crusading attorney. drafted misleading testimony for the Dow wit- As it turned out, Cherry showed up, questioned ness. The ghostwritten version was carefully Dow witnesses aggressively and unea rt hed constructed not to reveal the extent of the crucial facts. But instead of thanking Cherry, disaffection between Consumers and Dow. - • the commission staff filed a motion, which Documents also indicate that Consumers was ronswiiers supported, to censure him for spoonfeeding selective information to the allegedly making "personal attacks" upon the commission staff. One confidential Dow memo staff members. quoted a Consumers lawyer as stating he Consumers, of course, would like nothing planned to visit Washington "to get (the federal better than to get rid of Cherry, - who bureaucrats) ready to go to the hearing." At the staff level, the regulators and the siiiglehaisdedly has forced Utilities to spend inlllio, beefing up nuclear safeguards, regulated are In one respect like rare tropical birds. They have learned to communicate with Foolviote: The commission will rule on the one another through near-inaudible sounds, I 'ow-Consumers project and the Cherry censure poses and gestures. They reach understandings ill the next few weeks. A Consumers spokesman, through a process of almost Imperceptible confronted with the documentation, conceded it movements, grunts, raised eyebrows and knowing smiles, The staff investigation, not surprisingly, failed to bring out evidence that was really detrimental to Consumers. This might have ended the matter, except for was "difficult to refute" allegations that the t'Omjwiy tried to suppress information. He iii. ited, nevertheless, the charges were false. "It's a he. We did not try to conceal from the commission problems we were having with WASHINGTON 1 API - Pres- end of a five-day visit to his director. "I would expect he would not, ident Carter says he has con- hometown of Plains, Ga. Since lance a clean bill of health in a Under the agreement, signed (idence in Budget Director Bert Wednesday, nate committee amid everyone wo uld hope that the to Se there have been Dec. 2, 1975, Lance pledged to La Lance but knows Lance will repodathat the comptroller he would not take any sort of considering his nomination, has correct a number of serious action like that." quit if government investiga- broadened his investigation, management deficienciesat hi s The agents also are reviewing tot's prove there are any improCalhoun First National Bank imi how examiners supervised the Meanwhile, the Federal ReTh e New York Times said prieties in his financial deal Georgia, e said Sunday It was makserv some of w Saturday ch hi ybthat investigators for Georgia banks with which ings. lated the law, the Times said, Lance was associated befori Ing 195 stocks traded over the Comptroller John Heimann are counter, including those of anI-2:) 09 - The President's statement searching the records for about The newspaper a1d toda y taking office, the paper said. other Lance bank, the National was his first expression of peradditional loans which might that special internal Revenue sonal confidence in Lance since ha ve been extended to Mrs. Hank of Georgia, subject to Its An administration official reserve requiremen the Treasury Department, wi- lice, as well Service agents are Inconceded ts. La nce as other family Saturday that tier the authority of the camp- mem bers before joining Carter headed the bank and business entitles. vestigating the handling of was paying a political price for the Lance's banking troller of the currency, began affairs by offi- the administration. In a story Sunday, the TImes daIs of the comptroller's office. it's Investigations. "Certainly politically difficult for us," investigating loans Carter's said "a potentially embar- The IRS would neither The action means buyers of longtime friend obtained when confirm said the official, privy to the rassiuig agreement" between nor deny that report, attributed P he was a Georgia banker. lhestockcammborrowonly5oper resident's thinking. He dc-- cent of t Lance and Robert Bloom, act- to administration sources. he purchase price and lug comptroller before lidCarter spoke in an interview Specifically, the Times said, dined to be identified. m ust put the rest up hi cash. with ARC News that was broad' mann took office, was res- the IRS agents are illPreviously, there was no limit wa11'Ivr cast Sunday night. lie was cinded the day before Carter vestigatimig whether Bloom pro. Asked whether lance might to the amount buyers could nominated Lance to be budget "ceded properly in uivinu it the official added: BERT LANCE questioned Wednesday, at the bo rrow For t hese stocks. IN BRIEF tacked, post-assault procedures and Includes a ..HOC44 ..arter:0 Bert Will Quit If He Did Wrong WORLD sensitive afterword to families and friends of sexual Poor President WASHINGTON (NEA) Carter. Even when he does his level best to curry favor with Congress, he winds up putting his foot in his mouth. He knows how touchy the Capitol Hill crowd is about its collective image, what with the backdoor pay raise, the Korean scandal and other assorted crosses to bear. He understands that House and Senate members bridle at the slighted suggestion that they do not earn their keep. Mr. Carter is offering to kill former President Ford's consumer representation plans that would scatter consumer protectors throughout the pertinent government agencies. "That would save $8.5 mi ll ion. Another $11.6 million savings wo uld result from axing the 26 offices. The total: $20 million. In its first year the APC would cost $15 million. The net saving would be $5 million. Now, it is very hard these days to oppose government reorganization and especially government reorganization that saves money. But we refuse to believe that clothes make the idea. The ACP still is a bad one, because of the radical change it would induce in the structure of government. Whereas government always has dealt with problems through legislative action and executive policy, both subject to checks and balances and electoral consequences, the ACP would be able not only to cajole but also to sue other governmental departments and agencies in behalf of what the ACP deems the "consumer interest." The ACP would not be disciplined by anyone, let alone by voters, who incidentally happen to be the nation's consumers. Why the ACP should be allowed so to bark and bite without tether has not been explained, nor can it be. Congress has no business abdicating its responsibility to regulate commerce by deputizing lobbyists whom it has found difficult to satisfy and authorizing judges to make economic policy. Under President Ford, a bill creating a consumer protection agency passed the House by just nine votes. Mr. Ford's threatened veto no doubt allowed some representatives otherwise persuaded to vote for It. The bill now in the House Is reported at least 20 votes shy of a majority a margin likely to remain unchanged since the mails haven't exactly been brimming with letters supporting the AC?. In fact, the poor showing of Ralph Nader's "grass roots" campaign to shower 78 pivotal House members with pro-ACP "nickels and letters" (a nickel, says Ralph, is how little the agency would cost the ayerage American family) Indicates how lacking In public support for the AC?. Our advice Is not to take the Carter style too seriously. Have a look, but beware. 0. I', total of 35,319 persons signed a recall petition against Judge Simonson — 14,270 more than were needed for a recall election to be called. it is encouraging to know that this enlightened view of rape exists lit one small part of the country. Hopefully it will continue to grow nationwide, as action is taken against the likes of Judge Simon.son, and with the continuance of educational efforts such as the "Sexual Assault" booklet put out by the Florida Attorney General's office. One of the most informative and down-to-earth of any publication I have read on rape, I recommend obtaining a copy from a law enforcement agency. It covers the nature of sexual assault, preven. tative measures, alternative tactics to use if at- 1i,ocKAr1i Monday, August 15, 1C77-SA 11111 argument, after people protested his position, that he had nationwide support for his views. And this Is the only good I can see in the whole tragic affair: if the people of Dane County, Wisconsin, are a reflection of the nation's attitude, that the judge is wrong, in his assessment. DON OAKLEY Takes A Vacation No longer does the Carter administration present the ACP only as the consumer's wonderful friend, uniquely able to do battle. The administration also gives equal emphasis to reorganizing the existing consumer functions." Accordingly, there'd be no more consumer information office at the Consumer Product Safety Commission; no more consumer assistance office at the Federal Communications Commission; no more special assistant for consumer affairs at the Federal Power Commission, and so on. In all, 26 federal offices employing more than 200 persons would be axed and in their place would grow a single tree, the AC?, which, furthermore, is advertised as less expensive. I ________I Where has this judge been for the last decade or so, "Sexual assault is an act of violence and hostility committed on females of all ages... from under one year to over 90 years of age ... arid on males, particularly younger males," states the introduction to The 'Hill "By establishing this single agency for consumer representation, we will be able to eliminate overlapping and duplicative consumer functions and create a more effective representative for consumers within the federal government." d the first place. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Rut back to Judge Simonson. lie put forward the ANGL EIPWAL TERS promise government reorganization, i.e., the Carter administration. And President Carter's Budget Director Bert Lance is also the ACP 's fashion designer. Mr. Lance. wrote to House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill: 1. 1- - The Clock The Agency for Consumer Protection, so far an unstylish idea, is being gussied up for another look in the house of Representatives. The ACP's new wardrobe is being provided by the folk who -___ It appears then that rape, in his eyes, is a crime Perpetrated for sexual gratification. His comments also suggest that it is the victim the woman brutalized by the rapist who invites the attack In - Have A Good Look, But Better Beware 1, 11 VO P1 Madison, Wise. touched off a storm by suggesting rape is a normal reaction in a permissive society. He made the remark before sentencing one of three boys who police said raped a 16-year-old girl In a school stairwell Nov. 18 last year. "This community is well known to be sexually Permissive," said Simonson. "Should we punish severely a 15 or 16-year-old who reacts normally? Ile sentenced the boy to one year of court iupervision at home. of On July 28, Simonson became the first Wisconsin to lace recall. The recall election has been set for Sept. 7. a oboklet "Sexual Assault," published rvtntly by IN Florida Attorney General's office. "Among the myths about sexual assault, several continue to prevail without basis in fact," states the booket. "According to one myth, the victim is always young and attractive ... The truth is that there is no stereotype victim. "Another myth asserts that the woman provokes the attack. The truth is that the rapist selects his victim on the basis of opportunity and initiates the attack- usually selecting a female who appears vulnerable and appears to be alone. "The belief that rape is an act that is perpetrated for sexual gratification is also a myth. Studies and Interviews indicate that rapists often have consenting sexual relationships but choose to rape both because they enjoy overpowering and degrading their victims and as a vent to their feelings of hostility, aggression and Inferiority. Sex is not the motivating factor, only the chosen mode of expression." The booklet also notes that "the crime of rape bears it closer resemblance to violent crimes such as robbery and aggravated assault than it does to sexual intercourse with a consenting woman." l " 1)0w," he said. A Dow offi cial told us. however, that some of Consumers actlomi3 "sounded like extortion" anti were "completely out of line." lie insisted, : nevertheless, that Dow still hopes to harness H Explained the Dow minutes: "Consumers energy from the Midland plant, assumes Cherry will not appear because of lack A spokeinwi for the ('ommisslon claimed the u of fuiict'm, . ,They believe that since there is no staff had conducted an adequate investigation of discovery and probably no intervenor cross. the I)aw'Consuniers dispute. the loud objections of it tough trial and environmental attorney, Myron M. Cherry. COlisinners had thought Cherry, with his limited resources, could not keep pace with the battery of company lawyers. WASHINGTON (AP) - MRS. HELEN ESTERSON w -reconfirmed a general industry from Congress, called for legistrend toward lower tar amid lation changing cigarette labelnicotine content, according to lug. the FTC, which based its fluid. Asserting that present health ings on tests of cigarette samwarnings understate the hazples p urch ased In 50 states. The ard, it urged Congress to order ratings were the first sluice No- more strongly worded labels ember 1976. advising consumers that cigaIn a report to Congress last rettes can kill them. mouth, the commissiomi noted The industry regards all cigathat Iii the past year the lower rettes having less than 15 millitar and nicotine cigarettes have gramns of tar as being in the low been the subject of all intensive range. The latest ratings show promotional effo rt by cigarette 52 of the 166 brands with less manufacturers. than IS milligrams of tar. The FTC, which conduct the tests annually under a mandate Battle For Smokers By The Associated Press The drought-stricken forests of the West continuen to be hit by fire over the weekend, with the two-week-old Marble-Comic blaze on California's central coast remaining the major undefeated adversary. Almost 10,000 persons are currently Involved in fighting blazes in California, which has had scores of forest fires this summer, The Marble-Cone blaze now covers about 123,000 acres in ill 110 ." tered Carlton 70s regular to 34 milligrams in Players regular mionfilter hard packs. Nicotine ratings ranged from Canton 70s '',i regulars' five-omie-hundredths of 1 per cent of a milligram to Players regulars' 2.5 per cent of a milligram. '.1 I, Tar Is the element in cigarette smoke that produces cancer, according to the National Cancer Institute. Nicotine is a poison and, because it acts as a Powerful stlrnulamit in small doses, is a prime suspect as a Tar ratings ranged between cause of heart attacks, governfive-tenths of a milligram in fil- ment officials say. 10,000 Fight Forest Blazes In Se ve ral We stern States 1* brings you ,Is &t 0 BUSINESS LUNCH BUFFET e !9 acre Green Buttes fire was en niiles of fire line, 410 tire- nema National Forest amid the brought wider control Sunday fighters, 16 tankers and II bull- 70-acre Chick Two blaze in the imi the Deschutes National For. dozers to stop the fire. nearby Fremont National Forest. During the weekend, the 45. est were stopped. Both were in The Forest Service used sev- acre Skellock tire in the WI- central Oregon. V IN I '2.75 Plus Beverage Mon. Fri. - Full Salad Bar Soup Vegetables Two Entrees QUALITY INN NORTH SR 434 & 14 Long wood 862-4000 wn youask us for anumber we'll ask you for yours. Here 's "y. Wl the Los Padres National Forest. Part of the blaze is about eight miles from homes in the Carmel Valley. Contingency evacuation plans have been made, but officials say there was no concern that the blaze would spread to the homes. Ili western Colorado, the Deep Creek fire in the White River National Forest remained out of control today after charring 3,850 acres. About 400 firefighters battled that blaze. A fire line was set up two-thirds of the way around the Deep Creek blaze. Two fires in the same forest the 590 acre Brook Creek fire amid the 1000-acre Meadow Creek blaze were still burn- - lug today, but were declared under control. A wind-driven brush fire burned out of control in northeastern Washington, comm. swning more than 150 acres of brush and grass in the Colville National Forest. Over 100 firefighters, with support from helicopters amid tanker airplanes, battled the fire Sunday night. Addtlonal crews were expected at the fire line today. In central Oregon, the 1,800 When you call for Directory Assistance (Information) the operator will ask for your number as part of a,program to alert you to new Directory Assistance Plan. I In the near future, a new plan regarding calls in l)irvciorv Assistance No charge on sitnw calls. will be placed In effect.The Plan provides an allowance of %1%11. ca N'charL'e will ,\ss lance Iri'nm handicippetl a nw)nlh front each euslonier lint' without charge? For each email in cusii'iners w lit ,are tiri.mhle to usc the direcii'r. ('.'rmiIicames required excess of the ullossunve, ii charge of lSC will uppI.Two numbers may br this t.'seliipttoii Ilia% he tihtuimied Iri'm iii Stiuttmcrn Hell Ilimsirless be requested on each call, so In effect 12 numbers mu be requested 0l1ie'. ctiart.'e will ippls it ,calls Fr, 'iii c in ph1('u1t% and Fr, 'iii hi. 'tel. without charge, liii 'mel. ,r ht'spiial risinis. Ai'. no chart.'- will appis 'ri calls ii' L mc Smasings passed on to eustouiwrs. 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Tw nunihers nla% This ullinsance is designed to pritsicle For itecasnins %% he'll mnmtiibers he rclueslcj on cacti call. t in effect 12 number., nias Is.' requested without are not listed in the direci,tr. when imutiihcrs in the directory nia he charge. difficult to find, and st hen numimls.'rs catiutti he ltate,l For iithcr .1................ C,...,:........ .utu .,li • Iit._..,.._. When ,i a.. watJ IS, "'"' '%.%M3u% tile !iuijiirit of ruriu will Florida cusui'Iilers iii8ltt' be iecrn for billing purposes-whether an operator asks for No or fewer calls to local Director Assistance cacti iiitinth. so the your number pr not -and you will he billed t!W for each call in six call ailowamice means that nhtist t'usummers will mutt he ulfcctetl. In exeessof the six call allowance. other areas where similar plans mire in elfeci, an asermigt' of 95% of the customers are not Wiled as a result of extra calls to l)irecson look In the hook and sane. Assistance. Most numbers are listed in the telephone directors labout of lit With this Plan, the cusk''rs rn who choose to call Diretor numbers requested Irtini Directors- As.sistance are listed in the Msistance frequently will pay their share of thpese e exn of pros-isling dirccsory. Just call your Southern Ik'Il Business Office if you need a this service. directory and when sou need inftarmati,,n, pIeae look in the phone 1-i. ,.Jt k..).,.s ...ai rs.,........ A HERE'S I'IOW IT WORKS,, _.. A BUSY FOUR MONTHS Since Its dedication May 25, the Forest Lake Community Center has distributed about 3,500 garments, 270 pairs of shoes, 190 pieces of bedding and 190 pieces of furniture to needy individuals and families. Funeral Notice Mrs. Helen Nelson Esterson, 66, of 815 Cherokee Circle, died ESTERSON, MRS. HELEN NELSON Funeral services for Sunday. Born 1mm Crisfield, Md., Mrs. Helen Nelson Esterson, 66. ' she came toSqnford in 1946. She at $15 Cherokee Circle, Sanford, was a member of the First who (lied Sunday, will be held Tuesday at 1030 am. at First United Methodist Church of United Methodist Church with Sanford. Rev Leo King officiating. Burial in Oahlawn Cemetery. Briston Survivors imicude her Funeral Hone is in charge. 'husband, Arthur Esterson of Sanford; daughter, Mrs. Ingrid ___________________ Lynch of Palatka; son, Eric v ( IEMerson, Sanford; sister, Mrs. Rachel Harrison, Dover, Dela. _____________________________ and three grandchildren, Brisson Funeral Home Is in charge of arrangements. Ciga- rette manufacturers are continuing their competition to attract health-conscious smokers who can't kick the habit, the government's new rating of cigarette tar and nicotine levels shows; Nearly one-third of the 168 brands of cigarettes tested by the Federal Trade Commission had relatively low levels of tar and nicotine, the elements of cigarettes that the government maintains can cause lung cancer and heart attacks. Th e ratings, released Sun day, AREA DEATHS -4 - _ ,it Nicotine 'Ratinqs Hype 3 EXPERT Shoe Repair Cleaning Dying METZ SHOE IIPAIR 210 Sanford Ave. Sanford - . ,...,, ..-._ -. - I �-p - Sweet Sounds Of Football Return 'i As Practice Begin..- Miami: ' 6 1 '1~ VEECIC by Alan Mover f/M'N 7WAra4Bf&4,D /9 £rnit/M #f 2nD r/,F n2'$ 5/DiW' c j; wcwo WHiff W.M' ''6 rn"y WIN tough D16'Afi 4etclf6ZS #15T /dV ms WAVi Aø Yt?MWP dd*t/U/4'V At #lW b WLV ... I Herald Photos by Tom Vincent. Bob Surger A ll. but the sounds of football! Aggh, uhhhh, and ouffif! High school football started today In Florida, where some estimated 35,000 youths started prac- (icing for the fall games. There weie full turnouts In Seminole coach Jerry Posey, Lake Brantley's Joey Seminole County, evidenced by photos from Hatfield, and Seminole grass drills. Seminole and take Brantley drills. LeR to right are 4. It New Face Kirkland Spurs Colts Grimsley's Mw q'I : Sports World By WILL GRIMSLEY 116. No Charity Bazaar For Jack HOUSTON (AP) Just to get into the game be- tempt by linebacker. Robert After spending his entire rookie yea r lore the home Folks (Kirkland Is Braille and sprinted to the left on the sidelines with the HaitiI. from nearby Pasadena, Tex.) end zone flag with 13:2 left in more Coltã last season, thrills would have been enough. But the game for a 14.7 magin. come in small packages fo r Kirkland finished with six of The game also featured a quarterback Mike Kirkland. eight pass completions for 101 crowd-pleasing punting duel "Heck, I was Just glad It ) yards, kept his cool on the TI) between brothers David Lee of score a touchdown, much less run and was awarded the game Baltimore and Danny Lee of the winning touchdown," th s boll. Houston. The young Lee, trying former Arkansas standout sal I Kirkland was trying to throw to make the Oiler roster, averSunday alter his 14-yard run iii but had to stay on the ground on aged 45.9 yards on seven punts the fourth quarter vaulted thi the play that resulted in his and had boots of 62 and 57 yards Colts to a 14-7 National Footbal I game-winning touchdown. called back by penalties. League exhibitiun victory evei Kirkland retreated to pass, David Lee, a 13-year veteran, lb uston. thou ducked under a tackle at- averaged 38,9 on eight punts, - PEBBLE REACH, Callf. (APp - Jack Nicklaus, golfs "bridesmaid." Can't you see It in the headlines now? Another major championship lost by the margin of a gnat's eyebrow his third this year. Hasn't won a major now in 24 months. Thirty-seven years old. Maybe some of the old zlng is gone, eh? Where's that old knockout niiv h Rpmt.mhpr flpn •Ilrntzin9 Whnt hxinnøntI to Arnold o'•"' " r ......... rr Palmer? Poor Jack. Yeah, poor Jack. He needs your sympathy about as T much as the Rockefellers do. Or the sheiks of Araby. Throw no charity bazaars for the Golden Bear. No tin cups on . the street corners, please. Forget those solicitations for aid. ,'1 , Vultures may be winging overhead, but they may die of starvation or boredom if they plan to wait for Jack Nicklaus' bones to fly The Associated Press be lcked. liii! Travers was qurrounded Young Lanny Wadkins, 27, Is the new PGA champion by Indians - and there was no Nicklaus remains king of the pros. Even Tom Watson, the sign of rescue. brightest star of 1977, acknowledges it openly. "i said to myself, 'I might as "lie is the master," says Watson, who barely beat out Nicklaus well just throw the ball as well for the Masters and British Open titles this year. "Ten years from as i could," said the Mu. now, maybe I can claim it, maybe somebody else can. But It's a waukee flre*er pitcher. recognition that can only be carved out over a great number of good to years - as Jack ha done." wit m d '4further at the Nicklaus' third place finish In he PGA here, one shot back of Cleveland basbaII te.m, but Wadkins and 47-year-old Gene Littler, earned him $15,000 and his courageous performance pushed his 1977 prize collection to 1265,812, within easy reach of did earn him some applause Watson's leading 1201.478. from the crowd after a 14-5 Jack has led the money winning list eight of his 15 years as a shelling by the Indians in the pro. lie has soared over $3 million in official money, almost twice second ganfe of Sunday's that of his closest pursuer. Besides his 63 tour victories, 79 world- doubleheader. Idt' and 14 major pro championships, his 1-2-1 record In the Travers' long afternoon Ili. major tournaments is phenomenal. cluded all 14 runs and 18 hits by 1k' has IS seconds and nine thirds, meaning that with a trick) the Indians, plus tow- wal bounce here and there Nicklaus could have amassed 20 or mord to hit batters and a wild pltc major crowns. ltwas a longer afternoon for the "Each time I come close and don't will, It hurts me," Nicklaus Brewers, since they had said after surging from six shots back of the front-running Littler already lost a 12.4 decision in with nine holes to play to pull even going to the nextto-last hole. the opener at Cleveland Sta"I was in a position to take It," Jack added. "Naturally I was diwn. disappointed. Chipping at the 17th, 1 aimed at the crown of the "I thought after the first in. hwiip and thought I hit a perfect shot. The ball jumped to the fling that I would settle down right. That's what hurt me. but when I did not settle down in "There will come a some time when it will happen to me," Jack the second, I thought that he said, assessing the rust of age. "But for me, it's not now. I know (Milwaukee Manager Alex the difference in winning and losing and how to control my own ;rammas) would pull me," emotions when I am in a position to win, said Travers. "Then in the "Littler, with his big lead, should have won. He gave both me fourth, when I got iii trouble and Lanny opportunities. Lanny grabbed his chance. I didn't." again, I thought he would pull Big Jack knows that It's a door that will be ajar many times iii me. the future. Creaky hinges or not, he knows he has the wherewithal Then, after going down 9.1, 1 to stroll In. said to myself, 'Well. I might as - including two kicks of 50 and 52 Jets took Atlanta 17-2, Chicago yards. beat Oakland 20.13, San Diego Houston is 0.2 in preseason scored a 32.13 verdict over San play and Baltimore is 1-1. Francisco, Minnesota squeaked Elsewhere during the second by Cleveland 34-33, New Eng. full weekend of NFL preseason land destroyed Green Bay 38-3 activity, Seattle edged Dallas and Los Angeles topped Phila23.17 in overtime, Buffalo tie- delphia 20-3. Don Testerman's two-yard feated Detroit 17-10, Cincinnati pummeled Tampa Bay 45.0, the plunge with 13:45 left in the exSaints topped the New York Gi- tra period gave Seattle its vieants 23-7, Kansas City edged tory over Dallas. Pittsburgh 23-21, Miami beat O.J. Simpson ran For 55 yards Washington 27-I5, Denver beat and two touchdowns in just 19 St. Louis 15-7, the New York minutes of action as the Hills ---•-- ravers Survives Attack , Nunn VT 7Mt -, ______ .- r, , 1 '; . :01!&' 4fr T I......,•I• S ..4 • , • Wad SF)ORTS ' 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, well finish the game as best I co D 1 Monday, August is, mi k in s i 1 ________________________________________________________ ('WI." ' Ironically, with one out to go in the Cleveland eighth, Grammas finally pulled his beleaguered starter and let Bob McClure get the last out. M Travers left the gaipe, he was greed by a standing ovation from the crowd, which had booed Grammas for taking him out of the game. Travers jauntily doffed his hat. Littlar PEBBLE BEACH. Calif. (AP) - Lanny Wadkins feels like both hero and villain. Wadkins, a seven-year pro who has never reached the level of greatness predicted for him. won the 59th PGA National Championship Sunday with a victory over Gene Littler on the third hole of the sudden death playoff. "I feel like a villain in a lot of ways," said the 27-year-old Wadkins in pulling off the biggest comeback of the tour this year when he made up six strokes in the final round. "They just don't come any finer than Gene. lie's everybody's Mr. Nice Guy. "At this point in his career, it would have meant a lot. I've had a rough three years, but Gene has been through worse than me." The 47-year-old Littler, "lie should have known that I did not have many guys in the bullpen," said Grammas, cxplaluming why he kept Travers Ili so long. "We have been having a lot of doubleheaders and I'm not about to use up all my pitchers In one game. Tomorrow night, we might be in a close game and I'll have someone rested." Cleveland won the first game as Buddy Bell touched off a tune-run fifth inning with a defeated Detroit. Simpson was: bothered by blurred vision andV missed the Hills preseason opener last week. Both Cincinnati and Tampa Hay appeared in mldseason form. Ken Anderson completed' 14 of 17 passes for Ifl yards in the first half as the Bengals' demolished the Bucs. It was the 19th loss in a row for Tampa Hay. Backup quarterback Bobby Douglass hit Paul Seal with a t 72-yard touchdown nass as New Orleans upended the Giants) Kansas City's Jan Stenerud's booted a 29-yard field goal with 18 seconds left to play to give the Chiefs their triumph over' PiII',h,,r,Th I'ku, rn,'fr hit P'Jntu Wn.hlnufnn Jim Turner's five field goals,, from 39, 48, 33, 19 and 28 yards, 1 liowured Deliver to a 15.7 decisiomi owrSt. Louis. 'Tht"New York Jets scored,1 their first touchdown of the pre-' season on Clark Gaines' three. yard run. powering the Jets past Atlanta 17-2. A fourth-quarter Chicago, comeback was climaxed byMike Phlpp's 60-yard touch. f down throw to Randy Burks with 1:38 remaining, lifting the , Bears to a 20-13 triumph over I Oakland. Joe Washington's spectacular, 89-yard punt return led the Chargers to a -13 victory over, San Francisco. Washington, , who sat out last season with a knee injury, also scored on a, three-yard run. Bob Lee played iii place of Frau Tarkentoui at quarterback a fivestroke lead going Into the hits, including 10 In the gamefinal nine holes but bogeyed five For Minnesota and piloted the breaking fifth, to ease the way of the first six and then had pars Vikings to a 34-33 victory over for Wayne Garland's 10th victoon the last three to drop Into a Cleveland, Lee hit on 22 of 32 ry of the season. 5e0 tie with Wadkins, who birdied .3 yards, but It took Red Sox 11, Mariners 1 No. 18 to finish his round at six- a :10-yard field goal by flick Cui arlto Fisk aand Dwight L)annieier as time expired to wider fly The Associated Press scoring force-out in the fourth. Evans hit home runs, leading "I made a lot of bad decisions clinch the contest. When the Philadelphia Boston over Seattle. The Red It was the Pirates' sixth both starting out and coming Punt return s of 88 yards by Sex nailed down the decision hi Phillies don't dazzle you with straight victory and the Mets' in" .said Littler, whose Raymond Clayborui and 62 sixth consecutive loss, a four-run second inning lea- their pitching, they pummel nickname Is "the Machine" for yards by Stanley Morgan protured by FIsk's 18th homer, a you with their power. "flue Phillies are whining ,01 his near-perfect swing. "I mis- (Weed touchdowns for New I two-nrn shot to left center. The Chicago Cubs were the said Pittsburgh's Phil Garner. clubbed at least a half dozen England. Wendell Tyler ran 59 latest to feel the brunt of the "We're chasing them. We have times. yards yardstosetupatou(..h(lom)a,id Yankees 15, Angels 3 While Wadkins waited on the Philadelphia power punch, fall- to catch them. It's a tribute to another to lead the Relief specialist Dick Tidrow, lug twice Sunday by scores of us that we've stayed as close as 18th green, Littler and Jack Ramsfor over the Eaaies. making his first start in more 10.2 and Nicklaus, playing one threewe have." Mike Schmidt unloaded his than a year, allowed two singles some apart, were locked in a Ili six shutout innings, and 29th and 30th homers of the duel which many thought would Giants 6-3, itcts 1.9 Mickey Rivers and Craig Net. seWloli in the first game, drivSan Francisco and Cincimutati produce the winner on the sunties homered, pacing New York hug In six runs. Greg Luzlnskl split a doubleheader, Willie lit, 6,806-yard, par-72 Pebble over California. i smashed his 31st home ruff In McCovey awl Darrell Evans Reach Golf Links. the nightcap. Littler, whiner hi Houston by providing the power for the Gi Chicago, which had held an wits in the opener and Joe Mor- three strokes over Wadkins. Ron Young and Dick Piffin (frioles 5, A's 4 I 8': -game National League East gun and Cesar Geronimo home- made the turn for home at 10 teamed up to will the men's Andres Mora lined threerwi lead on June 28, fell to seven ring for the Reds hi the night- strokes wider par, taking bo' championship In the Seminole homer following twoa sixthgames hehind the Phils. tap. geys at Nos. 3 and 5 but making Foundation Tournament ati Inn ng walks to rally Baltimore 'Whemi It rains, it pours," birdies on 4, 6 and 7. Nicklaus Seminole Community College over Oakland Dodgers I, Braves 0 Cubs Manager Herman Franks and Wadkins made the turn at over the weekend, while Laurie lomg ltnu hurled a four-hhter six under. said of his team's 16-30 mark Tigers I, Tssli $ McNulty and Mary Denie., ins Angeles handed Atlanta Tim Corcoran hit a pinch sincii the end of June. "But Littler then bogeyed No. 10, claimed the women's title. twine run In the bottom of the brighter clays are coming." its second straight shutout. The parred No. 11 and bogeyed Nos. Young amid Piffin stopped Lee The Phiilles, on the other lone Dodger run came Ili the 12 through 15. Holt and George Duryea in the eighth inning off ace Minnesota hand, are riding a club record fourth when Teddy Martinez reliever Toni Johnsen to lead While this was taking place, finals, 44,6-1,71. McNulty and singled home Boggle Smith. 12-game winning streak. Detroit over the Twig's. Nicklaus parred No, 10 through Denlen won by 6-3, 6-2 over ,4 "I'd trade them all for four Joe Niekro's four-hitter was 16 before catching a bad break Susan Wey and Debbie CorrIl, Blue Jays , Royals World Series victories," said backed by Art Howe and Joe on No. 17 when his tee shot Oh The finals results: Toronto erupted for a club- Mills Manager Danny Ozark, Ferguson, who each drove in the 209-yard, par-three hole el record six runs in the eighth InIn other NI. games Sunday, two runs in Houston's victory caught the crown of the green Consola tion Women: Hall. c idng, two on a double by Roy Pittsburgh downed New York 6- over San Diego. and kicked right, lie bogeyed Gases d. Holt, Holt 62, CI. B - Consolation women. Know Howell, to defeat Kansas City. 3, Montreal defeated St. iOta 6the hole to go five under. $14all d Reagan Castle 64, 61. 2llousto,idoppedSa,i Diego 6Expos 6, Cardinals 2 "Gene wanted to give it to A Consolation Women, KelIy 1 Hangers 12, YehIt. Sax.$ 3, Los Angeles blanked Atlanta Andre I)awsoii stole home me," said Nicklaus, "but I leuler d Harper - Crowell 62, 63p t'laudeli Washington knocked 1-0 and San Francisco and Championship Women: McNulty. and tripled home a run to lead couldn't take it. Denim d Way Corot 63, 42. Ili four runs, leadluigTexasover Cinchivinti split a pair, the Montreal past St. Louis. The Littler parred the final three c Consolation Men: Lute tlilcugo. Washington's three- Giants wlmilng the opener 6.2 rookie singled to open the holes to set up the first sudden. MC Donald d. Jaginlisiti Meadows 6." run bonier in the second Inning and the Reds the nightcap 1.16 , , lourth. stole second and moved death playoff ever Iii a majora pulled the Hangers We a 64 tie Cofltøltion Men: way Pirji,$, Mells 3 to third on a groundout. Then, tournament. Herbert d, FOsterMcMurray 6 1,4 after they had been down 6.0 In Pitcher John Candelarla when loser Eric Rasmussen, 9- On the first extra hole, a 382- 1 'a the first liming and his rim- helped earn his 12th victory by A II, went to a wind-up delivery, yard, par four, Wadkins said he Consolati on Men: McCook iu,'uring single in the seventh driving home two runs with a Hot) d. Philson Coop,, default. , j. Dawsonsped home, eluding the used the wrong club and missed Charupionhip, Young PiHin c1 helped them ice the game. third-inning triple and a run. tag of catcher Ted Simmons. the green. Hall i&iryea 1 4, 61, 1 6 Igrn,tnp hrn....., II.., t..Al..... _....J, •., UUUIVI , I IIV IIIWdIL JUUIIUU It f.n,. k. k...1.,..li,.. L. .1 Is5IJul III5 IkIU Phillies Crunch Cubs, 1(3-2, 4- 2 - Young, P10 in Win Net Event . 4 - r THE END . ':. ~11* '.,.:. •. .; " '. The starter calls the horses tonight at the Seminole Harness Raceway for the final time this season, putting the lid P.M. on the track's most successful season. time Post Is 8 Going Into the final night,; Brad ('omcra and Bobby Del çampo are still waging a heads-up batik for the track ckamploàhi. The tracK is offering tree admission and half price on most beverages and foods for the Au Revolr performanc?r. - National League BAT TING (243 at bats)- Parker, Pgh, .350; Stenn.tt, Pgh, .33.; Simmons, StL, .326; Tmpleton, SIL, 06 .337; JeMorales CM, .321. Phila RUNS-MOrgan, Cln,tIi OFoster, Pills 3/, Cm, It; Winfield, SD, Ii; Grittily, Chicago Cm, II; Parker, Pgh, $3. S Louis i RUNS BATTED IN-OFoster, Montreal 53 64 153 It Cm. lOt; Luzmnski, Phi, ,s, Coy, LA, N York i7 Garvey, LA, II; Bench, Cm, West HITS-Parker, Pgh, 166; Tm. Los Ang 71 pleton,StL, 115; Stennelt, Pgh, lii; Cmnci 59 31' .301 12 Griffey, Cm, III; Rose, Cm, III. Houston 65 .164 iCY, DOUBLES-Park.,, Pgh, 35; S Fran SI 43 431 11 Cromrti,, Mti, 31; JeMorales, Diego 33; Grit fey, Cm, 29: RC, CIn, Atlanta im 74 351 29 TRIPLES-Tmpl.ton, SIL, ii; Saturday's Results Philadelphia 10, Chicago 7, It Maddox, Phi, •; Almon, SD, • Dawson. Mtl, 1. Mumphry, SIt. Innings Cabell, Htn, 7; JCruz, Htn, 7. Cincinnati 3, San Francisco I HOME RUNS-GFote,, Cm, 31; Pittsburgh 2, New York 0 Lutlnski, Phi, 31; Schmidt, Phi. 30; St. Louis I, Montreal 0, 10 in BurroughS, All, 30; Bench, Cm, 26: flings Garvey, LA, 26. Los Angeles Ii, Atlanta 0 STOLEN BASES-Tayeras, Pgh, Only games scheduled 10; Cedeno, Htn, 40; Moreno, Pgh, Sunday's Results GRithards, SD, 34; Morgan, Cm, Philadelphia IO•I, Chicago 22 33; Lopes, LA, 33. Pittsburgh 6, New York 3 PITCHING (li Decisions)- Rau, Montreal 6, St. Louis 2 San Francisco 43, Cincinnati LA, 133, $13, 3.10; John, LA, 144, .171, 2.57; RReusctuei, CM, 11.5, .iso, . 2.13; Candlria, Pgh. 17.4, .750, 2.12i i4noatn, &. x,, Carlton, Phi, 17.4, .739, 7,79; Los Angeles I, Atlanta 0 RForsch, StL, 14.3, .737, 3.49; Tod ay's Games Houston (Richard Ut) at At. kay.,, Cm. ITS, .106, 3.11; Chr. itnson, Phi, 11.5, .651, 4.50. ant. (Capra 7.5 1, In) STRIKEOUTS-PNI.kro, All, Ian Diego (Jones SI) at Cm116; Rogers. Mil, 156; Kooman, Cinnati (Billingham $9) New Y or k (Swan $ 71 at St. NY, IS]; Richard, Htfl, 141; Seaver, Cm, 139. L ou is IDenny 74), in) San Francisco (Halicki 99) at Los Angeles (Rhoden II?), ~ in) Only games scheduled I BE A • . • OK Tuesday's Games Pitts burgh t Chicago _____________________ Philadelphia at Montreal, in) Houston at Atlanta, (n) San Diego at Cincinnati, (n) New Y or k at St. Louis, (n) ,,,, , ,,1 San Francisco at Los Ange. Weatherfron Central Its, (n) American League East PLUMBING & W L Pet, OR Boston 61 41 .607 Bait 67 4 .313 2½ _____________________________ N Y or k 63 30 .563 1'.' Ave Detroit 53 CI .463 IC , ' . Ni, 1.6Y. STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, Cal, 215, Tanana, Cal, ill; Leonard, KC, 167; Blyleven, Tex, 154; Eckerstey, Cie, UI, . , .-"' ' Na '. •" f , ' 1 . ' a. ~ It , '" , ' it ' i . . ., , 4, ., ',.'.. .' - -Charting The NFL PHILADELPHIA EAGLES - PROSPECTUS The Eagles have been In a tailspin for so long-they haven't finished above .500 since 1966-that it's dif ficuit to project much improvement on their 4-10 record of fast year. Dick Vermeil had a tough indoctrination as a pro coach. Worse, he can't count on rookie help for improvement because previous regimes had traded away all the top dra ft Amr(w - CINCINNATI (API - VeterIi defensive end Coy Bacon of the Cincinnati Bengals says the National Football League will see a new breed of cat this year. Bacon, a former membr of the Los Angeles llama famed "Fearsome Foursome," is comivinced the Bengals have acquired the killer instinct. "We didn't have It last year. Ø'd get the lead and try to set oil it," said Bacon, the NFL's sack leader In 1977 when he helped Clmicimuiati to a 104 sea- ri Mllwkee Toronto VermeJS - - -- . 4 DEFENSE Ostensive Line: Looks like Vermeil Is going to follow trend and go to three-man front. That would put ox-Redskin Nanny Sistrunk In middle with Will Wynn and Carl Hairston at ends. As unit, they won't make quarterbacks lose sleep at night. Rating-C + Unibacksrs: Ample supply of this species enables switch to 3-4 alIgnment. Bill Bergey in middle ranks with any In NFL. Got to find another inside guy-could be Drew MaJiahc or Dean Halvorson. John Bunting, Frank LeMastor fit* outside. -+ Secondary: The Incumbent quartet has plenty of experionce. That means N Clan, John Outlaw on corners, with Randy Logan and BIN Bradley at safeties. Bradley will be pushed strongly by Mlmus Parker. Solid guy bach there is Logan. Rating-BKicking, Special hams: Horst Mulhmann, In ninth pro year, has become deadly kicker inside 40-yard line. Spike Jones positions punts well but he doesn't have a strong-fool range. On kick returns, little Larry Marshall was a revelation in '76. Rating-B PREDICTION Too much hope is being pinned on Jaworskl's ability to load the Eagles out of their last place dungeon. It's a heavy load for a quarterback who's still not tested. And In other departments they haven't been able to better themselves. Put 'em fifth in NFC East, __ Henry Ousted From SW Louisiana eartened John McKay. "The way we were blocking neither Red Grange nor Bronko Na' gurskl could have made any yardage." Quarterback Ken Anderson, Ili his first preseason duty, completed 14 of 17 passes for 177 The Bengals, equally devasyards and a touchdown while tating on offense as defense, playing less than a half. produced the most lopsided "It was one of those cases of preseason victory in the club's getting something going and 10-year history while handing everything falling Into place," the year-old Hues their 19th said Anderson, who got the now straight defeat. 1-1 Bengals off to 31'0 halftime soil, Nothing worked for the Hues, lead, highlighted by a 24-point Bacon liked what he saw Ili a now 1-21 in their brief existence. burst in a 12 minute span of the 45-0 Bengal mauling of the "We acted like we were on second quarter. Tampa Hay Hues Saturday roller skates," said a dishRookie Pete Johnson and sec. , . .", 1. ....1-44P..... Minor Leagues West Palm Beach of Tamp, SO. Petersburg at Lakeland 2 Pompano Bosch at Winter Haven FLOR IDA STAIR LIAQUR Narffieqn DivisIs SOUTHERN LEAGUE IW I. PC). OS By The Associated Press Petersburg 75 43 Eastern Division Lakeland 11 1' .407 3 W L P43. 08 Wif'ter HSVetI 62 51 .534 12 Jacksonville 31 20 .430 Tamp, 42 175 Orlando 71 23 .340 DlytOnaBCh 16 72 .3S0 , Savannah 77 ,, SeutlternDIyIsio Charlotte 26 25 .101 I W. Palm Bch 73 47 .601 Miami western Division 65 St .324 10 Pompano 0th. 62 59 3.37 ii,,, Montgomery Columbus n 7 ióo o Fort Lauderdale 15 71 .311 Chattanooga n n 160 6 Cocoa 10 79 .334 3 Knoxville 17 3.4 333 12'i Saturday's lesutti Sunday's Results Wint er Haven at Cocoa, ppd., rain Montgomery 6, Jackon,jfl 3 Daytona Beach at West Palm Savannah at Chattanooga, ppd Beach, 2, ppd., rain St. Petersburg 10. Fort Lauder. rain Charlotte 10, Knoxville 6 dale 2 Only games scneduted Lakeland?, Mlani I Today's Games Pompano Beach 3.2, Tamp,. 2.1 Jacksonville at Montgomery Sunday's Results Orlando at Columbus, 2 Cocoa at Daytona Beach., Sa vannah at Chattanooga.? rain. Knoxville at Charlott Miami at Winter Haven, ppd., rain West Palm Beach at St. Peter. sburg, ppd., rain (game had t,een scheduled for Fort Myers). Pompani Beach 1, Lakeland 2 tillitibill4nGames Today's Games Saturday's Results Fort Lauderdale at Daytona hew York Jets I?, Atlanta 2 Beach Buffalo 17, Detroit 10 Miami at Cocoa New Orleans 23, New York 1 . -- Football Cincinnati IS, Tampa Bay Miami 77, Washington IS Seattle 23. Dallas Ii, 01 San Diego 32, San Francisco 13 Chicago 20, Oakland I) Denver IS, St Louis 7 21 Kansas City 23. p,ttu,Ur New England 31, Green Bay 3 Minnesota 31, Cleveland 33 Los Angetis 20, Philadelphia 1 Sunday's Results Baltimore II, Houston 7 Transactions HOCKEY National Hockey League WASHINGTON CAPITALS Signed Mark Loithouse. forward. COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Named Margie Shuer women's swimming Coach FOOTNALL National Football League ATLANTA FALCONS An flounced 'hat June JoneS. Quar let back, let? camp LOS ANGELES RAMS - Signed Charles Young, tight end. BASEBALL National League NEW YORK METS - Placed Felix Millian on the injured list. Recalled Leo Foster from Tidewater in the International League. I ,WALL - 34 OJ .452 Ji' 51 69 .475 21 10 73 .33.1 21t', W t Chicago 66 II .379 Mm 67 50 .573 Texas 63 49 .370 I '.', KC. 64 49 .544 1' Calif 36 SI .191 10 Seattle II 71 .103 201. Oakland 43 72 .374 23'.', Saturday's Results Milwaukee 6. Cleveland I California 6, New York 3, 12 innings Boston I), Seattle 6 Kansas City S. Toronto 3 Oakland 9, Baltimore 6 Detroit 2, Minnesota I Chicago 6. Texas S Sunday's Resu lts Clev ela nd 1211, Milwaukee 4 3 T or onto 6, Kansa s City 3 Detroit 6, Minneso ta S Baltimore 3, Oakland 1 1. New York iS, "CalifornIa 3 Boston 11, Seattle I Texas l, Chicago 9 Tod ay's Games Kansas City (Colborn 1711) at Boston (Tiant $7), (n) Minnesota (ScPiuelet' 131 at Baltimore (May 1310), In) Califor nia (Tanana 137 ) at T or onto (Jefferson 712). ( n) Oakland (Iimbarger 13 ) at Cleveland (Waits 61), (n) Chicago (Kravec 7 I) at New York (Ton'ei 12 10), (n) Seattle (Pole 7$) at Detroit (Syk es 24), (n) Texas (Perry 109 ) at Mil. waukee (Augustine 1014), (n) T ue sday's Games Kansa s City at Boston, in) Minn esota at Baltimore, (n) California at Toronto, (n) Oakland at Cleveland, in) Chicago at New York, (n) Seattle at Nicoll, (n) Texas at Milwaukee. (n) es 7 7 - OFFENSE night in a preseason game. "Nothing pumps up a defense quicker than to see the offense put a lot of points 01) the scoreboard," said the 6-foot4, 270pounder. "It makes us want to look as good," itii-A - Quarterback: Vermell professes excitement about acquisution of Ron Jaworskl from Rams as most crucial move. The Polish Rifle didn't establish himself in LA, must beat out Roman Gabriel. Rating-8 atIng-B Receiving: What was once best in NFL has been dodmated. Harold Jackson skipped off couple of years ago. Now Chides Young, super tight end, has gone to Rams, too. Leaves only towering Harold Carmichael, who's slipped. Keith Krepfte steps In for Young. Rating-.-C+ g: Although decked for almost half the games with shoulder injury, Mike Hogan, a No. 9 pick, was the bonanza of 76. He can carry the toad when healthy Vol Tim Sullivan must shake off injuries, too. Maybe bave can return t form. Rating-B'Oflsnslve Line: Made some strides forward with shift of Jerry Sisemore to guard and fine performance from Stan Walters at tackle. Wade Key at other guard will be chatlonged by Tom Luken. Guy Morrlu also had his best yeas snapping at center. Rating-0 I "a, TOO HOT j 1haf; " Aip orl 2 F Leaders American League BATTING (263 at bats)-- Carew, Mm, .379 Bostock, Mm, 333; Singleton. Cal, 32$; Rivers, NY, .322; Rice, Bin, .372. RUNS-Carew, Mm, 97. Bonds. Cal, $2; Bostock,Min, II; Fisk, Bin, $0; Smalley, Mm, 7$. RUNS BATTED IN-Hisle, Mm, 90; Bonds, Cal, U; Hobson, Bin, I?; Ziik, Chi, 12; Thompson. Des, Ii HITS-Carew, Mm, 169; Bostock, Mm, II?; Rice, Bin. lid; LeFtore, Det, Ill; Cooper, MIl, 110, Yount, Mu, 140 DOUBLES--McRae, KC, 35, Reiackson, NY, 32; Lemon, Chi, 2$; Carew. Mm, 2$; Hmsle, Mm, 2$ TRIPLES-Carew, Mm, II, Rice, Bsn, Ii; Rostock, Mm, 10; Fuentes, Del, 9; Randolph, NY, 9; GUreft, KC,9. HOME RUNS-Rice, Bin, 30; Bonds, Cal, 29; GScott, Bin, 21; Nettles, NY, 21; ZIsk, CM. 25, STOLEN BASES--Patek, KC, 31: Remy, Cal, 32; LeFtore, Del, 77; Page, Oak. 76; Bonds, Cat, 2$ PITCHING (II Decisions)Gullett, NY, 103, .169,19L Rozema, Del, 131, .763. 2.77, ToJotinson, Mm, 121. .150, 2.74: Barrios, Chi, Ill, .133, 4.13; Bird, KC, $3, .727. 46S; Golli, Mm, 156, .711, 3.32; Wise, Bin, 94, .697, lOS; Lyle, NY, Si. Bacon: Watch For New Breed Of Cat - 1. ., , LAFAYETTE, La, (AP) 1. vach Augle Tammeriello Roy Henry, a flashy quarter- said Sunday that Henry, a semiWhite suffered the injury dur- back whose picture and feats of br who left Notre Dame four ing the Cardinals' 15-7 ethlbl- glory are displayed in a two- years ai'r after it dormitory (Ion loss to the Denver Broncos page fold out of the 1977 Uniurday night, the Cards said, versity of Southwestern LoW- violation, had been dropped ". 6-foot-2, 220-pound White siana football brochure, has from the squad for dlsplinary was sidelined most of last sea- been thrown off the team on the reasons, but he would not soii with an injured left knee. eve of fall practice. elaborate. . ~~~~~~~ $fr Surgery ST. LOUIS (AP) St. Louis Cardinals linebacker Ray White was expected to undergo surgery today on his right knee, the National Football League club says. ' I) ,' .f White Set For "-" , . Massive substitutions by both coaches made any comparison difficult, but in the early minutes when likely regular season starters were matched up, each team executed one crisp scorhug drive, Bob Grlese flicked a 16-yard touchdown pass to Freddie Somonon Miami's Initial poss don. Washington's Hill y Khmer came back with a 10'yard toss to Jean Fogel( to tie it 8-6 at the half. Don Strock won the battle of reserve quarterbacks, leading Miami's 21-point charge in the second half. He looped a finesse pass over Moore's shoulder from 10 yards out, and threaded a 11yard scoring throw that ttht end Jim Mandlch grabbed as he dove past three defenders. Strock also engineered the drive that ended with Davis' plunge from the five. Washington's Joe Theismarin directed the Redskins effectively and threw to Kevin Farrell from 10 yards out to tie it at 13. Theismann's problem was, be 'o threw to Tim Foley, Wade Bosarge and Vern Roberson, who play for Miami. The Delphins turned Foley's interception and a fumble recovery by Foley Into scoring drives. Washington's final two points were scored when Strock was tackled In the end zone by Karl Lorch for a safety. Miami is now 2-0 In preseason 'mzy, and Washington 1-1. One Washington player who was happy with Redskins' team's performance was Jake Scott, a former Dolphin All-Pro safety who was traded after six seasons following a series of disagreements with Shula. "If you're an old ball player and want to go to football heavgo to George Allen," Scott maid I ' of his new boss. "Playing for Allen as a voteran ball player Is great. He keeps you going five or six more years He treats you as a mat)." i;r;;niii nyardfl)pass' and Jim Mandich with a 12yarder, moving the Dolphins! t1.'I* I Monday, At'guss 7 ii 1 National League last L PcI, 11 44 4)7 ..• MIAMI (AP) - Passing drew the big cheers from an Orange Bicrowd. But Don Shula was ng runners. "They ran tough and reckless," Shula smiled after his Miami Dolphins blew open a he. hum National Football League exhibition contest with three second-half touchdowns and defeated Washington 27-15. Shula had ordered tough workouts on the Dolphins' runnL game all week, saying the ground attack had been almost polite in Tampa a week earlier. "It's a long, tough road," Shula said, referring to his push this season to overcome last year's losing 6-8 record. The Dolphin rush Saturday produced 148 yards against the Redskins, mm game-stopper but enough to give Shula hope. Rkie bock Gary Davis, the game's leading rusher, gained 52 yards and scored one touchdown. "It's coming," said Davis. "The Dolphins have had a lot of patience with me." Said Washington Coach George Allen: "We came here to play 58 men and will. We 1 ', .1 Baseball Mayor League 917V4'43 4nD9/49 15n' ' Drills [T&1 •1 AA'A I I / ,#F 1rr14'a*Z iW'9 MA? ywly FOOTBALL UNDERWAY AT AREA SCHOOLS !v.nIn Herald Sanford, Fl. - PULLS UP HIS SOX ond-year back Tony Davis each scored twice on short bursts and Archie Griffin tossed 1111 eight-yard touchdown pass to Lenvil Elliott, Cincinnati finished with a 314 edge in first downs and held a 428-54 domination in total yards, Tampa Bay's hopeful backfield of Anthony Davis and Ricky Bell underlined the Hues' frustrations. Davis was held to minus seven yards in his NFl. debut and Bell managed only 12. Both carried four times. "I felt like i was out of uniform," said Davis. 3 Line! For ays or 11 Sell your no longer used or needed articles the economical, fast and efficient way with a quick-action, low cost, Herald Classified ad, Your advertising message is read by thousdnds of people daily. Discover how profitable it is to use the Want-Ads ua the Herald newspapers! 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"The coffees will give campus of Seminole Corn you open one of the panth boxes Wimbish did most of the us a chance to toll parentsin munity College. at Sethinole's Pared Resource decoration on the suitcases, Seminole County about all Anyone interested in Center (PRC), wily good things using the PRC panda emblem, programs the PRC has 46 becoming a PRC volueer, or come tumbling out. and other members collected fer," said Mrs. Freeman. anyone who woWdlike to hoot a contents. Good things like empty egg Special "playshopa" will be PRC coffee In their home, cartons, old etyrofoam meat "The suitcases will be used to set Ic at the PRC for new should callSanford Mrs Freeman at tray balls of yam, cans and carry toy-making materials to members and their Chfldrefl, 322-7914 Mrs. thread spools, all of which are a series of coffees being with an Instructor to help them good things because they can be scheduled at a variety of points and their children make toys Crawford at 3391914, made into toys for children, around the county. Here, a PRC using the toy suitcase Longwood; or the PRC at according to Jan Freeman. director or volunteer will materials. Seminole Community demonstrate to parents how to The PRC is located on the College.— AN PA8ON. M Freeman, am I W make quick, inexpensive but d attractive and educational toys Crawford, is: member JJ T1 or their children using PRC :) She ft re mid the: wo are also members of the Sanford The coffees will double as a ChoCk Our August 200.000 Junior Woman's Club. They membership drive to sell Spoclais For Sav Roil instaiIat,onAvlabi,. recently recruited the family membershipe to the Pspased assistance of other Juniors to PRC, which needs meinberalilp Im tap help them make upanuznberof fees to help maintain the -L — DAWSON'S WALLPAPER , -. A1 J t. • . 99, COIIGOLIUM CARPET I Horild Photo by Doris Oittric Parent Resource Center directors (from left) Judy Wimblsh, Jan Freeman and Nancy Crawford demonstrate delights of PRC toy suitcase OURSELVESM I - VINYL FLOORING 40% Off M. Orlando Avo. Parker Plaza, . 647242! Monday* August is, ø77—ii Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. S By3BSpecIaI Rock n Roll Concert Set BYMARK WEINBERG Herald Staff Writer SORRY, NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS. 4%4 ' 15,000 pairs in the 3 Penney stores. OR 1G. to 7.97 in our catalog. Choose from these and many other style. 4 . .. p- =-Up 9 Aj Rairst?1ing or Men 1 •% • '•• MIN ¼ E pened: drummer lost his truck in an In June of 1968, lead vocalist accident on Interstate 38 on a Donnie Van Zant received a Pittsburgh-to-Miami run in 1938 Buick Special from his January of 1974. The drivingrock and roll of Special w come to Great parents as his 18th birthday The musicians added i to h Southern Music Hall In Orlando present. The car was quickly erted Into a van for his band later that night. and the ght for 0neshow. band, Standard Production. six-man band embarked on a starting aln Production. 38-day Caribbean rehearsal "The story of how we got In 1969 Van Zant was Joined ('rube. 'together is so incredible nobody by Jeff Carlisi and bassist Ken Ii, the summer of 1975, 38 ever believes it," says the Lyons to form a high-energy Special began a year-and-a-half ' band's lead guitarist, Jeff band called Sweet Rooster, tour of smaller clubs, perCarlisi. Here's how it haphich Curlisi left to join a fecting their material. They specially selected 38-member were signed to Sir Productions architecture class at Georgia and in 1976 they toured with Nelson Birth Tech. Peter Frampton, Mr. and Mrs. ltichardNelson, The band dissolved, Barnes r and Foghat. Ridgewood Arms Apartments, mnd at band, now ::: Sanford, announce the birth of and performing and Lyons by double drummers, assures j., twins, a boy and a girl, Aug. turned Into a house painter us its set Tuesday night at 12th at 12:26 a.m. at Orlando averaging 38 rooms a week. Great Soulliern will last more Naval Hospital. Sweet Hooster's former fti 38 minutes. & • Women CEDK N . 3724)7) I i 5O2FR(NCHAV SANFORD. 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'THEATER IN - vooA NI) YOU ___ ______ ____ ____ _ _____ their liqid prcisln tSst () , _ doc ors I' I - . __ of '5 X 1 ' '" ____ (9) MOVTES:(MIn.)"Far I $INSADANDThU IYIOPTHITIGI E COUPON ON GOOD THE TKUIPYW$oLovug, SCREEN BINIATH OF ,, , -'m. __ __________________________ ________________________ AUG. is, mi ' DOORS OPEN 9:30 AM I - - - - CUP '• - - SANFORD PL4ZA - J HERE. leillS "POINT OP - '. - THE PRICE RIGHT N BEVERLY I'IIUfiIUJES Mo VILLA ALEGRE (Tums., Thum) CARRASCOtENDAS (4) CI) CD 24 ( n., Fit.) 'a' 11:00 CD V1EEL OF FOR - _____ ___ ___ - TUNE Arthur a . 00I I, be ~1 0, .1 4' 09 $1 Sawe53 I with ur SI - 1IJesd ón111 ' ' - s. esatss*a, s&vo. '. - 'i ' i i; ' I,' '''I . , , ','. 4 ,.- .'., Il . . , ' I.NiUILDING a . -. -- ""' '-- -_' - SENIOR CITIZENS I sk SpsclalDiscounts _::t_::i._,.J SITE ALL CAPARTMENTS 1A51 MARY - Ofi Lb. IlaØam, Is..,... I ii,. di. Ivad. 511451 ._ _ .: -1 I. 3II NO ONE LIVING ABOVE OR BELOW YOU Itj 5 W II [I III lot? S. 'L SANORA. 1I RESIDENTIAL LOTS ' Buy now tot your future home available SANFORD Mellonvilte Aye I00'xIiO', $1150 Willow Ave. I00'ii140', $6130 Terms ifl&',. mi,... "'"' "i 'in. Snfotd-- Sly owner. 2 BR, Irame house,? corner lots. 19.300 53.300 cash down 312 9363 . REALTORS NO QUALIFYING " Assume 71 -- "' M. LJNSWORTH .. T'"' -' ...1.rnIE.'zmç( Ijflf..i._uru'nhuuIuu FREE RENT UMT , wv 19 -r e C.i, Pa.,., ' LAKESIDE $MI 71414 I 'LOP Pni . APARTMENTS 'hbie S ZAvNI I$9ONtkvD J '"1W"LLls'Ij(0sid Mw_si k _________--- 'Larp two *iMM.7 - to INN,I$*fli(7o,5 II)'I$I ? 7$AtHlle096h)10Q ERROL 1.. GREENE REALTOR 4446923 IM fix 'Sandlewood 110W, AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD 7O PH. 322-261 1 GVj 1 Beautiful Setting I Pool & Clubhouse Hwy. 17.21aslord from Nalleb 7° - - •1 I jj ' Igage. after down payment. Immaculate 3 fIR, 2 bath home, l en ced yard. Drive by III E. Airport Blvd. Then callus to see. $75250 REALTOR 327I991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE EveS StemperAgenu.y 3224991 REALTOR MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 3710275,3733956 OR, Mê*lsi ii,..,, """ *WIieS' - . - ' '•'• ''i'' I Get Cash Buyers for a small In I vestment. Place a low Cost I Classified ad for results 372 261$ or l 9993 I I WANTED NEW HOMES TO BUILD 0, ULUONES TO REPAID Phone 377 5643 --, WVW VUF WQU WIW 1909 Kirkwood, 17' wide a 14', eat. (Dod,, extras, lot 91 Park Ave Mobile Park. Sanford. 5313097 or 3736217. Home Improvements I liminale painting forever. Cover ..._, dIUITH1VIT1 Free estimate j21 6034 '- Acre lots, city of Lake Mary, waler, Paved streets, or will build to suit. Beautif ul view 03.4 1619. beauty. BALL REALTY ' - '------.__ Roy's Home Maintenance Plumbing repairs, screen repair's, painting, Odd lobs. R0.sgnable. Licensed. 3370046. a. stucco Insulation I value equivalent to one foot at fiberglass on block or wood walls. Never needs painting. Lasts as long as the building. Improves Property value. Call. Vince DeLano, bet. ween 4p.m. and 7p.m., 3220329 or 37203$' _______________________________ repair or recondition any building 10 yr guarantee Cheaper than pant tom tree i",t,ni,,te C,,II I) SuS7I 3111 ________ _ --_______ . Interior, Exlerior plaster,ng I'laslcr patching & %lmulaleo Iitech a. %lone Specialty 377 2750 32? 3641 Alter Hrs 323 7731 _________________________________ ________________ - Carpet Cleaning ----- ___ -______ -- Insulation --_-_ NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN OEMANU SELL IT NOW WIll-I A CIA r,SlFlCO Afl, IV Repair ____________ ______________1 ___ TV Repair School traine Technician Pierce's Used Fur' "' 111' Sanlcsrd Ave. 'U) 77g( _____________________________ '- 47-Real Estate V.nted ________________________ 0 Harold Hail Realty BLITZCLEAl-1 iANITORIAL Ex pert work. Foam shampoo Free estimates Guaranteed Ph. $31 6100 _____ Electrical Save Money ___________________ 47'A-A*'tgmgss 3CUIt FOLEY ELECTRICAL SERVICE Residential I. Commercial Wiring. Licensed . Borsded& Insured. Free Estimate, 373 911.. Will purchase lit & 7usd mortgages it discount, 24 hour approval. Call 671.3930. - -- - ' in & Rapco foam for old or new houses, block or frame, 37 1 3139 LandM$gs HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Dirt- Service. Clearing, Mow ing 'Back Hoe Loader 37 $437 .1 Upholstering ALTERAT1QNS.DNESSMA'XING.: ORAPES.uPHOLSTERY. - - . . Insulate Now. Cheaper than Oil All types, blown .- REALTO .MILS REALTOR 3333774 Day orNight Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2363 Park Dr,vr 327 0645 _______ - _________ - carpentry work, Install, repair gutters & coat r oofs Licen%1.d 331 1622 Pest COVER LAKE MARY Special offering two choice lots in preferred location A splendid shaded building site close to large lake, 101.11 price for both lots only 56.400 Call for .sppointmrcst 373 347? ________________ Stone & Stucco simulated brick, stone * * * * * * * * COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL, Interior, Exterior Painting, Minor -- VINCENT'S CARPENTRY No lob 'Go small TOWERS BEAUTY SALON lbormerisi Harriett's Beauty Nook) %19 E lot .111 3114 Brick, Palfltlrtg Custom Work. Licensed, Bonded ' Beauty Care owner says SELL J MANN REALTOR 3 63 727) Wonder what to do with Two') Sell One -- The quick, easy Want Ad way The magic number is 322 26$) or $31 9993. Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, man 70 yrs. exp. Eagle Siding Co., •5)953 43-L,ots.Act' Oviedo, near 119, ,IImost i acres include high A dry,? weIl, new IQ 3 O R, 7 B., OR, FR. Cent H A. 1 0 "i SERVICEMAN') You'll find him lolled in our Business Service Direciory I __ - sceUaneousServlces -__________________________ -- . , AluminumSiding JOB _______________________________ ___________________________ jj,19' . Central Heat & Air Conditioning For ft" estimates. Call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 372 ____________________________ 1711 " List With Us It You Really Want Sill. Cash Buyers Waiting. 7 Story, I 7bath,t,,ouf,Iul Cond, Includes rental apt. 1714 Paris Ave. 373 - Conditioning ____________________________ _ I- Investment Property, $7,300 buys Ihis handyman's special, on over , acre. Investment rental - Needs minor repair or ideal for small family or retirees Furnished, 116.300. In good section. Several Sacreor more parcels on all sides 01 Sanford, From $2900 per acre with good terms I OR frame home on 3 lots in city. Under $13,000 Take over mon 1 Bedroom .Sl4Smot 2 Bedroom $173m0 - with Unfurnished _____ ' _________________________ - -- siding, aluminum overhangS & ------_- gutterS. Deal direct, no middle 7195 fireplace. Also a game room. Swimming pool enclosed by stockade hence, its own wil bar, bath area & sauna. Even a gazebo. A must see at 516.900 From 321-0741 • Orlando 8306613 Air . story brick waerfrcnt home, f or mal living &'iiining, roomy Multip!e Listing Service 372 864 $ Choose From) Hwy. 17-92 *Sanford ____________________________ Sacrifice 17'x6%' Motile home, small fliOwAhI. ,ns,. ,.I k ciowni, many extras 3731694 LOCH ARBOR- Specious S BR, 2 F yes Ml 3)61 $ From 1188 Wagons a Coupes THE N"w A used Mou,le horn,", ready for i'cupaocy ,p(C,ORyMOQlL[ HOMES tholOrtandoDr .3?) 52N CIMIC room 4 Cyl,nder I ToChoosep,,,, ESS SER VICE LISTING RUSIN AND LET AN EXPERT DO MIS - '0bus Homes ,. ,,,•, family 2895 aCyl. Auto, Air. AM FM CONSULT OUR 3'6001or,ves. 323 0317 for you Can you use a 7 balh condo with pool! Join the carefree $21,300 pantry, 395 ,I 2 PINTOS I Ili REALTOR 103W.Is1.' canf or d credits lIP. I l i - aCyl. Auto. Air -- other 323 74 SWINGER . REALTY 113 you should call me I have a REALTOR 2495 annahs Music Center Lessons, instruments, Accss Repairs 710 E is, St Sanlorct 373 $711 Reconditioned homes in Seminole County area. $)00 down $ll,SOOup No Money For Down Payment? , aCyl, Auto,. Air , Why Pay Rent? Cute? OR cottage, lovely fruit shade trees, $16,500. 373 2563. IMI. 74 DUSTER Blue Book Cars • Allowance and 9795 JOHN ICRIDER, ASSOCIATE 107W. Commercial, Sanford 37771$) ''' pc t Hidden Lake I BR. 2 bath, Fla mm corner, f ence, pool, tennis. ' lake 533.900 3273136 moving &Cvl., Auto, Air Req. Real Estate Broker mortgage-) & 4 BR, 3 bath homes onlg lots mcxc ne ighborhood. Ca. Whitelsurit, REALTOR, 372611) . Then 72 SWINGER 59-lasicaI Merchandise W Garnett White IJJIA REALTOR 321 06.40 236SPARk _____________________ ... WITI REALTY 1966 Blue By II' Bo,,l. tn hull. 65 HP Mercury & Trailer. $900 Camper top for l'lruck bed, home made 575 37)160? By owner, Sanford Lu 7 tIP home 3 OR, 7 baths. family rm., fenced with Isa I BR apt., fenc ed yard , yard, drapes, refrigerator, much air. 339 5363 weekdays, 373 1702 more, Mid 1,30's 323 1Q05 nights & weekends 122.500 . * WEROSYII IN BACH . . ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 9795 71-73 TOYOTAS 3195777 323-5774 Dayor Night SCyl.. Auto., Air 75 DUSTER -I Rebel Craft, runabout, with '64, 100 up Johnson. and trailer 1966. IS' Call Sanford'S Salesleader CalIBart LAKEFRONT Nice tr, f I .- •.29flHwv.'I; 92 WARRANTED, . 71 SAT. SEBRING POBSON MARINE believe. Only $19,900 RPP 322-2420 OCBARY "''' 55fiosts 8. Accessories wall to wall carpeting, and Is nicely landscaped Can you - _________________ The Herald ---- central heat & air, family room, REALTOR, MLS REDUCED 57900 3 BR,? bath, Central heat & air, w w carpet, range & dish washer Double garage, 5.39.900 323.3301 SEE THEM TODAYI PRICE Home For Only S - MORTGAGE 'On this live year young home 3 BR, I', bath, range, central heat, utility shed $71,000. For Information Call IMo , ASSUME 000 CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING 300N, FRENCH AVE. LLOYD'S Solar hot water home, C & A, bireplace, 2 BR, 1i 1 bath, best l oc ation 121.637 Under 521.000 for) BR. corn., lot. size l00'xI7S', mostly furnished, carport 570.500. 2 OR, ues & electric heal, car po rt Lloyd's Really I Babb, Reg Realtor Hw.. I? 97, OrangeCity (901)773 1111 P- NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN "Pourffi Aoorl...Crsdfldep,nmrng...ópef1$r,.w account and charge things ilke crizyt" Req. Real EstateBrok.r iioo E 25th St. 322 6' _______________________________ Carpeting, Beautiful Bathrooms, Color Co. OrdinatedKitct,en$ And Appliances, Heat, Air Conditioning, AND Sttic Storage 19.140, IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) I - Private Entrances, Fenced Patios, Insulated Doors And Windows, Shag LOCHARsoR_2bafIss,w.tec,t. . acre, pate.. central tic. $72,410. $ANpONo ', csmmerccl Proper 1, 'I re$Ipmçe lduplea pltlfltlSlt, ' S .r 3301 S. Sanford Ave. P barns, s Pon. I acre. fireplace. p..I. 119,I., LX. JUSSuP AREA - I barns, •p Vs. I', acres, peel, fIs€,d. 14e,Ne. • • DilNisi , ,., SANFORD COUNT APARTMENTS BEDROOM HOMES I.N. SYLVAN ARIA • 174.1755 ' .., 3 BEDROOM HOMES • • I KAYI TALMADOI OiL*eso - FLJ'NISHED STUDIOS UNFURNISHED I BR's UNFURNISHED? BR's "At The Energy Efficient . - ." '. $ Forest City liS?WcQ4.ornaLo. ' COMPLETELYINSULATEI Ceatral ks, USEDOFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES (last) - NOW AVAILAIIi - __________________________ e .' - Harold Hall Realty __________ TAFFER REALTY - - ' Sc Sanford, new home, 3 BR, 2 bath, •, Good Used Televisions, $25 and up Millet's, 7419 Orlando Or., 377 03$2 . clown Lovely eat In kit ., extra to COOL OFF In 'this brick 3 OR, 2 balh home In Dreamwold with Wellcratt Airslot 113 II'. Evinrude yard with fruit trees 537.300 133 HP engine, 1976 Baron drive on your own screened pool and po rch. trailer (never in salt water), Large equipped kitchen, great for ./ELEGANT custom built French (loaded), Mint Condition $1730 entertaining Super extras Just Provincial, I BR, beautifully 869 $035 after 4 547,900 BPP WARRANTED decorated, neighborhood, 567,300 . family room, 2 car garage, kit chen equipped with dishwasher, range, disposal. Central heat, air, shag car peting. Easy access to 1.1 & 1792 lOMin.toAttamonteMall, $37,500 FLAGSHIP BANK OF ORLANDO, $947311 ext. 277. These BLUE BOOK DEALS Will, 6 Month 'FREE SERVICE AGREEMENT" 53-1VRadio.S?ereo home in Country Club Manor has w Ph Ig 4 BR. 2 bath. completely -._ REAL NUTNTUIC$ ,, Carpenters For Remod eling by GIN Fox " es, s.cctaw - drapes, retell, pate,. J.. SANLANTA -z sittis, I4SSIIy rm., fi,eplece, c,atral Is-s 511.1W, C. 4 ..' I HIGHLAND PACK , "' "Try To Beat machines. MOONEY APPLIANcEs, 32i WARRANTED SEPARAVE WORKSHOP comes . . Used 0697, iv,ill carpeting, private back yard, near schools & shopping! One of a incI for 123.300 BPP - room, 537,5430 price allows for modernizing Sanford. ''" I II SR 16 Sanford, Fl. 3731010 NAUNNA PARK - I" bath's clfitral ti-a, kit. PUvIpped, tooted. 11.141. LOCH ANION - I balSa, on 3 101L Vest pereti. ONIININIAN - 2 baths, cysts'., hem,, central Is-a. fireplace. 519.140. 1WILSON PLACE - I biffli. peet, ;eatral I, a. porch, patio.I4,.Ne. rtInir IISN.OSLAN00AVU. lN1IU PARK ,,,,, MAYFAIR -0'. lIds. lereptace. gat. ,e, siparal, dining mi. I39.00. LAKE MANY I.ere lift, drapes. cafes tie,., sIsaded yard. 116.141. * 1?'92, with color TV, pool, phone, maid service - 2__________________ BEDROOM HOMES Asst.Manager,apply inp,qson. 1109 S. French, I yrs. cap required ALUMINUM SHEETS WHILE SUPPLY LASTS HWY4 stereo New lire's. $3,993 321 0467 alter S Jim Lash Says: 'ca' & air conditioning, wall to nice neighborhood, Formal dining MONTHLY RENTALS - One Home Remaining, Make Other. Pr.s.nts 321-04)0 $34-fl? '.5MW PMs U REAL ESTATE INC. , FAMOUS RECIPE FRIED CHICKEN socr lffii I V)t. Where to go for all the Information you need about YoUr new coM. .1742 MNN - RI3fl Glynn Rogers Sr., at CR Service MANGE CROWN VIS OILANO DL (RUY.' 4 Co. Sanhord AIrport, 3229276 A&IRICAN I C'd'CIR • Weekly. 3SIS 3231930 AVAILABLE Apply in person only, Bill Baker Nice. Air cord. rooms, complete Volkswagen, Hy, 1792. Santord, Qualified Technician, citIzen band radio repair. Knl ni nha.. lock loop's nec•ssat;. Contact - ESTATES trailer apts.' Adult & family park, "Your Little Fee AgenCyI3 Miami. Fsairida, j3l7q 70$ Commercial -373.3176 ---.--_-_______ _18-Help Vnted New Usedcar clean up man needed, ___________________ -_must have Fl drivers ilCCflse, Service LOVELY 7 STORY, 3 BR, 2 bath. NEAT AS A PIN? This 7 BR, I bath -. HIDDEN LAKE ___ ARK. jTTj 2. Bedroom ________ mos old, white, 2102 5 Key, Sanford 3234342 DOLL HOUSE I This 3 SR. 1 1 ; ba' th home in Twenty west has central ,,.ocated on double sized lot in quiet 41-Houses days alter 4 only, ' WAITERS, WAITRESSES, General Office help. 33)01)0. --- .. nn Pots, adults. $98.50 3n2$o wk. -------_.____... good company SALES- SALES SALES - 1901 N. W. 7th DISCOVERY your choice of bevei2e. 1 or write to: Universal Schooli 1.4 GK I OR apt . furn, or unfurn. carpeted, ROOFERS-- Needed immediately, . - __________________________ Stenstrom Realty appraised, 530.900 - 1975 Pontiac Trans Am, 25.000miles, automatic. air, Am FM I track BUY JUNK CARS from $10loSSO Call 322.1621 ____________________________ _________________________________ !rlw 3t s /I BR, 2 bath, beautiful Pinecrest ,,rea Large attractive yard with extra lg pool. New r oof FHA - Reel bttS very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan Cowan, , 311 Palmetto Ave. Mature hard worker, top dollar. 1.800.432 7309 Jaycees, 8 p.m., Tall and Me. SanfordSemtaoie Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee i cieainycoleslmvand 'F the msyc,corftm .1 I ok.)tho(n. Ihoti dosesi to yo hoIY4.dSd below. Call SI SIDIG&ANCU . kiunchyJlth&clilpsplus It 1XPERT MECHANIC'S Must know metric System. To $350 wk GAS STATION ATTENDANT- _____________ _______________ ___________________________ KENMORE WASHER - Parts, . Walker, sublet, 3776157. APTS Needed immediately 5$ SMALL ENGINE MECHANIC- liCi sanford Ave 313 330$ Good salary plus benef..'s .e.pt forSeniorCitizens Downtown, Ford Fairlant, 1964. 6 cyl . 2 door. good Condition, 5400 cash 377367$ ____ Freezer. 22 Cu. ft., United upright, 2 plan, C H & A. w w carpet, 1400 sq. living area, sewing room, ironing room, spic & span, 533,500 HARMING. 3 BR, 2 bath, extra 19 Corner lot No city Taxes, pool. Lake Mary. Sseparaterooms plus master suite with private en trance i baths, C H & A. Johnny at ,, 75-Recreational ______ BUY JUNK CARS, TRUCKS & imports, $10 to $70. Newton 1. Sons 1966 Buick LeSabre, good depincSable transportation, $273. 323. Used Auto Parts, 377.395,0 a fter & 1011. weekends. BUY SELL- TRADE 311 ]ISE. First ST 322.s6n Kit, equipped, 1g. FR. split BR _________________ Nobody lives above or below you details Wantedtobuyusedofticefurnitur, Any quantity NOLL'S CM THUNDERBIRD. '12 Uric owner. SELBERRY, Hwy I? 9?, 530 4706 tow, tow miles, all power. All the _____________________ ____________________________ extras You expect in a luxury car including new radial tires Ex Vehicles ___________________________________ cellenf condition. $7750 373 2191 __________________________ ________________________ II' Travel trailer, self contained, 1969 Volvo I di sedan, new paint, air, new tires 1150 33) 031$ air, A I condition, 322 2016 ' between 9 & 5. 52-Appliances -- It l7ousq. tt modern office. Downtown ___________________________________ Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. 77-41.111k QrS ftn'tolifto WILSON MAIER FURNITURE ______ _________ night at 7 30. It's the only one if Florida. You %of Phlt reserved price No charge other than IS registration fee unless vehicle is sold Call 904233 5311 for furt he r CASH 3224132 For used furniture, appliances tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items. ____________________________ ________ ________ 311. 1&4 321 0759 _________________ _________________________ double sized fenced yard, __ _____ 1-nitd to Buy ________________________ Req. Real EstateBroker 7431S. Sanford Ave. Room tospare,extra large) BR,? , trial, Commercial. 91$ W lit 123 1100 __________________________ -'---' 31- Apa,'trynts Furnished __________________ - OAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 92, I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday ____ Factory clearance, on stretch zig, sag sewing machines Singer, new 1119. balance $53 Singer Future, sold new for 11,610, pay balance of $735. See a? SANFORD SEWING CENTER 1030 State St Sanford Plaza, 372 9411 377-1301 Day or NIght _______ 2640 Hiawatha at 17.92 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '7? arid 1 73 Models. Call 323.0310 or 031 460$ Dealer. _____________________ SAVE 50% Realty , CARROLL'S FURNITURE. FURNITURE. 372 liii - ' -- - . - l-r1OUSeflOiG bOOdS "WORKING MAN SPECIAL- 323330) Building 10,000 14.000 sq Vt, indus , _________________ ______ -1 1iesd' Budt Ianque ~ I Longwood.Lake Mary Liom, 7p.m., Quality '' ________________ FIBERGLASS WORKERS-. SANFORD COURT Diesel Mechanic . "°' Payton _______ $70). 3301 Sanford Ave. rates a fin, future CASHIERS- Experienced in retail grocery$% OTractor Trailer Driver fHeavy Equipment Opr Oak, "at ....'pie parking, fully carpeted, modern bldg. ' Ambassador. station wagon. A nd PS, PS. Air $1693 $ 71 III? for Rent Rent Our Rlnsenvac -- BATEMAN REALTY ,.RUY OF THE YEAR-Attractive 3 OR. in good settled neIgh. borhood, sacrifice at just (WFICF IN 'j FORD'S NICEST BUILDING: ___________________ LEARN A TRADE Lake Monroe - 2 acres, 3 BR,)"7 ______ ba th$, pool, $75,000. Jenny Clark Realty.REALTOR. 322.1391 Home' - Check the Want Ads for h ou ses of every sie and price. TRAINEE ' Neat A personable, - -' -____ New 3 BR, 1 bath homes, $23500 Government Subsidy available. Builder, 377.7757. Equal Housing Opportunity. Buick Secial. new battery & inspection sticker Good fiShing car $250- 031 - 453 1961 Steam Clear Your Own Carpet ______ ' Days-3fl$123 Nights-)?? fl37 ' _____-- 1967 P on tiac LeMans. PS. PB. radio, healer, air, 5100 327 131$ ___ _________________ -. 1969 Continental, electric windows & seats, PS. PB. Al Condition. Soon to be a classic Will sell for lower than value price, for quick sale 373 17$? _________ __________ ______ BROKERS ___ ' El Autos lot' Sale - CYPRESS LUMBER Only I p.m 6pm 2nd St ,Sant or d _____________________ Nelson's Florida Roses WOODRUFF'S GARDEN CENTER 601 Celery Ave. Sanford ______________________________ OSTEEN AREA- 3 OR, 2 bath, IPiecesectional gold with blue stack Cushions, round coffee table,? end central heat & air, cement block comod. tables, fruitwood finish, 2 with simulated brick front con. amps, 2 tiving rm, chairs, rust Struclion Large spacious kitchen, print. high back. Frioldalre family rm , I car garag , an I Refrigerator, 20 cu It. frost free, acre, of wooded land, Off 0, top freezer, left hand 61$ $353 Road on Sheryl Drive. affer CYPRESS PARK REALTY INC. Y0_____ ._. 710W. New York Ave., DeLand Don't pile no longer needed Items REALTOR high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money ST. JOHNS R EALI co. in your wallett S306833or339411leves. Looking For PFN nc. REALTORS _ 37-Susiness Property SANFORD COURT APIS, landscaped Attractive rates. 323. __ ld 11-Instructlons Plaza, Advance registration required. UTATXTRASTRACWMAARc DCYRVRMCTAOTES IWEBS N U B MWATA R V KC XE IC I R V EENEUCOETBRUKVOSINT CNCLZETDIEGITGTBI EK SOOCTDEOVERLNUKOROU 01 D K E OS 0 KI El MU R P Z V C 01 P OS W C W SC Z B Al : N E EM VA P J UN! VOL 1KV 1 J CU I U PIE G U R KN SEE H MT I REP B EEU IRCWOORJKZLEZTEL XVGNUEPNUDNXPKQDETL RENLQXDETECTAS I GALN ER H I E K ER EJO IS COVE RJJE ETRZEABWISEURREHMAO Instructions: Hidden words below appear forward, back. word, up, down or diagonally, Find each and box It In. ft Uncover Recognise Stumble On Expose Eureka Lucky Strike ,11 Detect Be Wise To Revelation Turn Up Trace Down Materialize Tomorrow: Football Terms (2) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ______ 2:30 p.m., Seminole County South UbrarY. Seminole ___ -- _________ DRAFTSMAN Top Dollar ____________ -. Forrest Greene I ___________ _________ _________ Allunits have lighted& floored attic, storage at... TEAM PERSON-- good office skills needed for friendly office ASS I S T A N T MANAGER ____________ BIcycle Rodeopreseiged by Casselberry Uce Dept., Sanford Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. &11,1~ellillit Walcher,7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, X0 S. SEEK & FIND' 10:30 ' _ building, PAN's' - I Will keep children in my home, fenced in yard, Have taken Chi Day Care course 3733967 Cauelbe 24 THE acmc CCII- _____ AAA EMPLOYMENT 4 "Your Future IsOur Conc er n" EXRERIENCEO MECHANICAL LAKE MAR 101AM AREA Lot with 1g. oaks, lS0'xISS'. $3,500 ___________ ___________________________ ______ _________ 33)3332 or Mrs. MartIn, 322 6100 or Mrs. Holcomb, 373.1342. _____________________________ Sanford Llosa, noon, Holiday Inn, 24 (Mon. Tuss 'Thin )VIU.A 1 for 4 and 5 yr. olds, for fall Semester. Tuition, $25 mo. Call Lutheran Church of Redeemer,.$ community center. 3.00 (2.) (12) ANOTHER WORLD (4) (5) ALL IN'THE FAMI LY 9 LIfl. (I) HElESLUCY(R) / '.---- Experienced etectro plater for printed circuit company, $30503) I to 4 30 Mon Fri u. .rm, FR, air, Vented yard, country atmosphere $71,900 P baths, lust I yr5 old, fenced yard, quiet Washington Oaks area. Assume loan $73,000 - , ----------in.nv 3731113 SUNLAND AREA- 3 BR, paneled Office space for rent or to share. Suitable for Small secretarial or bookkeebing service 267$ Orlando Dr., Fairway Plats, Sanford. 322. 1 BR apt., air conditioned, tii Park Ave. $105 mo. includes utilities. Call 37343*9 after 3:30. __ ___ , ________ Christian Day School sat openings TUESDAY, AUGUST 11 . Pill. DONAHIJE SHOW Guests and topics sw's es those holed for thsrmsl 2, a.. ;. ____ or 323•$473. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Sunshi ne Park (2) SANFOtAND8ON _______________ __________________________ room, Altamonte Springs, REPORT SANFORD COURT APIS. SANFORD AAA EMPLOYMENT SI weekly If you qualIfy. 32) $471 a.m.. Ascension Lutheran (1) (12) THE DOCTORS .' ______________________ , Sanford Lake Mary Homeowners Ch'1 Aim,, 7:30 p.m., 275 Third SI., Lake Mary. ___________ CO. looking for management trainee, some 330$ Sanford Ave. 313 3301 college preferred. Excellent DeBARY- Lovely large I OR, air, near stores, ideal for retired Your Little Fee Agency,, perSons 660 4126 or 372 701 Commercial 373 3I7 Educational Child Care for as low as Cmtal Lake and Country Club lload, tAke Mary. Sanford ALAIIOU, 8 p.m., First Methodist Church, EAST CENTRAL FL ORIDA 10:00 TIN*O" United Methodist, Furnished _________ ________________ 3116 OWNER 33, Cent. H.A, separate DR, eat in kitchen , huge FHA 80 Open soow Maid Service. Licensed, bon ded 1. insured. Free estimates Call 5316100. --- For Sale or Trade for Mot or cycle of equal value, $961 C he vy Van 333 1792 . - FILL OIRT& TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy, 3237310 2610 '7$ Chevrolet, ' ton, good cond.. $1100 3324299 between 9 & 4 Eves 3231716. - _._ __-_. professional -BY REALTORS-S30.6061 Eves. 3233049 Partially furnished I BR, rural location, 322 Sei $173 mo. Owner Broker. ___________________________ ______________________ 323.3301 ______________________ Friendship Baptist Youth Choir, 7 p.m., Altamonte 24 (Tuss.,Wed.,Thu's,.Al.) YOU Aøini feIfiTls WI' Nn P. (81W) i, I ' ___ 33-Houses Call for Hiawa t ha, Sanford. funding. By builder e3.4.I6. Equal Housing Opportunity, . NANP.t.UN3'J MtL.IY __________________________________ 34,He homes available. Pool, Rec. Room, _________________________ Tennis Court, Laundry Room, AC, Dishwasher, ) Car pet ed & Draped. Casselberry,7 OR, like new, c en tral air. patio, awning, adults. No pets, Call 32 6420 between 0:30 & 339 1139. All Units have built In bookcases and chandeliers at -- ' . year guarantee, terms. Priced to sell. Children's Shop, 79-Trucks-Ir s lists Office Furniture Riding mower, Craftsman, 1 tip, 'good cord 3234035 Sale E verything To Go than $130 down. Government ____________________ 62-Lawn-Garden merchandise Atlas Lake Mary- 3 OR, It', bath new homes. Under $25,000 with less ____________ __ Proofing at ______ KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sell tisoe useful, no longer needed 4 items with a Herald Classified Ad. Call 327 7011 or $31 SR 434 and 1.4. SIIIOtd AA, $ p.m., 1201 W. First, closed, TOPS Chapter 7$, 7 p.m,, over Baptist Church Mall. Joists Dsr@iL IM.(Fri.)-1 Low $ Iig1!fl1I -- SNOW 10:00 y. Kay Johnston, ____ ______ "am FLOYD UNTINPIIISI -- Rumane SOckIY, 8 P-M., W 1742, oncord Plaza Longwood. Diet Workshop, ?:30 p.m,,SanI), All units hi,,., ,In.,kI. .,..n. this - s regardless of loss Country Furniture Distributors, Hwy. 37)0327 ________________________ Story New aluminum Siding. Only 114.900 Owner, 031 1950. H A. William Malic:owski, REALTOR. 3271") CVCS. 322 _J2IL SANFORD MID7Os Nice Cor ne r Lot i OR, p, bath, cenlral H&A, I', car garage, I , or $teel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks 1 cabinets. As is. Cash I Carry. 5, NOLL'S Cassefb.rry, I? ,, 30 Distress merchandise sale. Carload of indooroifdoor wrought Iron furniture Any type item available. We are agents for he manufacturer to Immediately dispose of Motorcycle Insurance RI AIR AGENCY 3lMor 323 7710 ' wood -- 3 BR.lg family rm. & fireplace, C 7 BR. Country house, older couple, no children, reference required, $100 monll,, 377 6196 carpet, f or mica kitchen, $133, lurnilure $10, 33) 9673 Sanford, Florida. Send Resume' PerSonnel Office, Seminole County Court House, N Park Avenue. Sanford, Florida 32771, , . Unfurnished I, 7, & 3 Bedroom apartments 37) 3461 - Used Sanf or d, central H&A, carpeted, screened Handy Man's Special partly remodeled, 3 OR. 7 bath, porch, $36,900 323 3657 , a The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you 'Jet results. -- 3777W ________ Piano, ______________ Hoover vacuum with attach., Dressmaker portable sewing machine, never used, $175; Vinyl reclin er 311 1012 _________ 3 BR, bath, shower, small out. building, laundry r oo m. Lake Monroe, $130 mo. $ I.2M1 after S ,p m Sanford- - Lovely 1 or? BR, air, ________________ _____ .'-__' 3oApartrnents Unfurnjsp.j Secretary Ill, County of Seminole _____________ it CD o,Ooo PYRAMID . 2:30 (I) ONE LIFE 'To LIVE (81W) i, ('flisn.) I • . 32-Houses --- - - ______ excellent "Your Low Fee 201 Commercial MLS.REALTOR EveS 327 ISO? 172 1119 707 E. 7Slli Si Grand Ebonized finish with concert b.nch. Offers Considered, $30 1527. bushel. RAGOS MARKET, 7103 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. 3' per 3237832 LAKE MARY.- I BR,? bath, 19. 10., 2 BR., Unlurn, Near scc $130 mo. Deposit. 904 136 0299. Steinway bushel. Wholesale in your S bushels or more, 75C INC. PRICE REDUCEO_. 3 unit api East 2nd St 533.000. 2 UnitS ready to rent 9253 Small home $l7,000cash 377 6365 - SI Realty PINECREST '- Park Ave. 3 BR, I ba th 7 $23.000 . ---. SANFORD - Sanford Furn rooms Gracious iving. 500 5. Oak. 180 mo inrludes utilities 1. maid. 322 9673. III 1053 LIVE.I Italian cooking, references required. ' (4) CI) mEoulofNGuoNr RIde Isoe PLAN APIS '. H*4dr's, (81W) 1964, (d.) TUESDAY, U 2:00 1963. ('T'uss) "The eat." Stephen Boyd, Jack 41510N0961 1 CD ('Thu's. onty)AMERICANA a Death Scene RIth Egan, VIvecs Undlora (81W) PiN, CALENDAR (4) (5) AS THE WORLD (5) MIKE DOUGLAS $HC7fi: t:n LOST; Pekingese, small female reddish brown, scar on Stomach & back of right ear. Last seen In Tuscawilla near Dyson Drive. II yrs old, needs TIC. Reward for safe return. 070-3505 or 1)01919. NORBIE'S REALTY Colbert 17-3I 1$-Motorcycles Mirchendise African Night Crawlers SO large worms,$I, Also Peat,finequality, JUST LISTED $9.7 Acre,, South Sanford Aye, $10000. will. 31A-Duplexes Hal 333.3111 After His: 327.0640 Home for Fla. living,) BR, 2 bath Hwy 131 area, fenced patio, ORG 1303W 25th St .3301 Sanford Ave. 3,9434 $071000 ________________ D,Ito, Ray Ave., Sanford,) OR , I bath, 1g. dining area Trees, $3Ø GENEVA GARDENS FULL CHARGE payment ___________ 2S74ParkDr. REALTOR 323.ma 33)1,91 7 Bedroom Furnished Aparfmeni' Adults, Rent by Weelior Month SANFORD COURT APIS,1J ' 131Longwpod ' j ____ __ __________ ' office SECURITY GUARD, full time. Mature individual only, Shift hours optional. Apply Associated 9Security Inc., 1316 Edgewater Dr., Orlando, HOUSEKE ____________ Church, Casselberry, and 7p.m., Fin. Federal meeting _ 4 Mali cat, yellow, near Park Ave. Trailer Park. Answers to the Lost- MYSELF AS OF AUGUST 1. Is??. WeIght Watchers, 10 1:30 (2) (12) DAYSOFOURLIVES _ f*cy About _____ -- U -.1 ('flu's.) Topic: blorc (Fit.) '. EIai Wa nme seluIflIdli TI4ATIIL 5...4,Q$ $ FOSJfld Thomas Richard L ively 1946. about VIC &tdoi4l iat mali ssxuah psychology _________________ Iaa Diri Cwçbel. Ausfrallan. 1 building, to $30,000. Down s lwislcai YOU NAME ITI I BUY lit Sanford Auction 333 73at _______ Communications Spec ialist.. Dept, of Public Safety, Div. of Fire., Send Resume', Personnel Office, Seminole County Court House. North Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32711. , ____________________ __ l e nde r s."Chips Rafferty, ______ p P '5 t TUI.AT9,,RI, -. I ELECTRIC COMPANY __ AMEFWA- "The Peg Breez 01 Sservner." (Fri.) "'The Over- (Tl.'sS.) (Iton.) Rh Nedsr stw &:. I THE , _________________ __________ I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN Altamonte.South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR ALL MV CHILDREN MACPEIL-LEHIER RE. (2) PIlL DONAL-luE B*'I: Guests and topics irdude: U Pompano, Fla., 33001. 5:30 24 ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM IN voui FAMILY! AL NON forfarnllesoqproblem drinkers Forfurther Information Call 171 1307 Orwrite Sanford Al Anon Family Group P. O. Box 333 Sanford, Fla.nnl MUNUAY, AUGUST15 __ $ pEiGleoRH000 (2) (7) AAA EMPLOYMENT EXECUTIVE SECRETARY- Top skills rate ou great bass. Travel, 'sop Salary with national company, 'Your Low Fee Agency" 201 Commercial 373 3176 Divoece FORMS-. For free In. ________________________ - (2) (12) NBC NEWS UPDATE lCk ("Good Morr*ig floddi" _ Fhtw,d Adults & Teens. 12:57 GOOD MORHING AMER. 24 UUA PLUS ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 6$.)??? for 'we Carl." p',) 8:30 I ____ (9) yOgg (4) (1) COSNE WS:(725Ch, 4,1 24 I I THE _ MN (R ,., At 725 and 825). Except at CHICO AND KAM'SROO MAD AU in Santod,Florlda3277l EMERGENCY ONE 1230 (l) DAILY DEVOTiONAL (4) CI) CAPTAIN I Write P.O. Box 213 Fmone uxI.ay. 24) MISTER ROGERS' (1) 8'OO ECONOMY Nl Phonol2J.43$7 Poly 0.1gm, BOen. Fiw*iln (Fit.) Hirey Morgan. Susan Anton, Andy Gibb. throto IL'. I Can Help Cliff (Mon. 1 land, & inventory. A real money maker. BUY TODAY BE IN BUSINESS TOMORROW 163.000 Terms, Egg Ranch With nice c ou ntry home, 13.000 capacity C on tract farm. 110.000 Terms. Wm.i.THOMPSON REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 322 8652 Eves 322-1904 'P ART TIME TAKE INVENTORY IN LOCAL STORES, CAR NECESSARY, WRITE PHONE NUMBER, EXPERIENCE TO; 'CC 191, BOX 301, PARAMUS, N J. 07652." Friday 4PtOflhiS Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Eva Gabor. Virginia &stani 'F weather, Sports.) 1 Noon PROBLEM? Include: (Mon.) Ludfle JaniSo Mthener (Tues.) (Md.) )WHAT'S HAPPENING? CLIP :1 BatI, fnCludei by owned 1101 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford; Excellent family neighborhood, Condition & In come. $19,900. 303 371 1062 Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. Monthly Rentals Available COLOR TV, Air Cond.,MaId Serv. QUALITY INN NORTH equipment, 7 pick up Trucks, tools 8316131 FACED WITH A DRINKING Guests (2) (1) (12) NEWS LOCAL NEWS iOOrVVTuty. (7) ABC CAPTIONIED NEWS MAUOE: - 4-FrsOnaIs (9) MERV GRIFFIN SHOVi: BYTE Twice. ' Rh ROman. e. to brings all the men bed to her town. T4) CS) ADAM 12(12) (J STAR TIEK 12:00 AM paper route, Sanford. Good income Reply Box 643. co Evening Herald, P 0. Box 1631, SANFORD COURT APIS Sanford, Fla 3711). 3301 Sanford Ave 323.3301 MACHINIS T. Before Publication . CD YOUNG AND REST. (4) MCCarnbrUJg.. 4. - u, iwxsjx rTpaw. Aneelc fathered her oomes u's center ci alters. tlon when a squad , Day Sunday Afternoon 6:45 Mercedes 1969. 0.athi Nel&t The 4:30 :i N .MOVIE: " Lightening tOem Noon % $17,300 low as SO-Msceilarous for Sale Duplex, - IL I ,__________________________ ___U-Houses COMPLETELY RECONDITION E D VA I PHA homes Cited in many arias of Seminole County The most energy efficient living units available today are at... AVON %Ale% mean eltire money this Old established fence business, summer. 611 3079 I 41-Houses lot? BedroomTraIl Adults Only. No Pets 73 Park Drive, Sanford _____________ 8160 ($200 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3Lin,s Minimum 500 6:39 CAp. c*ugmerdiiart(R) 24 EAST CENTRAL FLOR- REPORT 800 Cl) ( LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE: Lana eliCitS to bslrlendasUteringthddwe thseeted when Laura steals Pislie's music box. (R) (4) (1) THE JEFFERSONS: - Nick con Se MIs. C*0. Gins 5:30 P.M. DEADLINES (12) THE ADOAMS FAMILY 6:34 tM PkI nacIesperate move tyamoor (12) NBC MOVIE: wicus .$C How Furnished 24-Business 13porttjnjfjes _______ STREET WELBY. MD. NEIGHBORHOOD GD SUMMER is in clanger of being fired from The ccnmirw?y, center, union (2) CD (I) 11: t*ws (12) LIVING WORDS 'Koak: The Tr&J. Strikes THE NEW MICKEY MOUSE CLL (4) INNER TENNIS (2) (12) TONIGHT (4) (5) _I (9) MONDAY NIGHT BASEBALL CD GRIPE PIlE (Thurs.) THE WILBURN BROTHERS SHOW (Fri.) 8ONSHINE: With Bobby Wild t 11:30 niracis. gopso - . . . 7coiictIVitlMII .....33CC line MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY (1) LIFE AM. 35ØJICvtIVifllflø Experienced practical nurse will Provide care, room, board for elderly in my home, 33)2131, Mondsy, Avpait .. .- -31'-Apsrtments 21-Sjfuitjni Carriage Cove Mobile Home Park needs a dependable wftke,sales Person, $23 p day plus corn m,5iofl Start Immediately, 333 ,. ii FEFWCO L4) (6) SZYSZNYK:Leonird (2) WILD KINGDOM ____ (2) (4) (I) (1) (12) 8:30 7:30 WAGONER SHOW (Y) iioo 'flme hours. Porn' (R) (4) NE FOUR N THE HONEYMOONERS CD LOVE OF 1:00 4:00 4) FAMILY () 1' (Th) TIOUES (L) SURVIVAL KIT (Thurs.) SOMETHING PERSONAL (Fit) MEMBERS tI HOURS 2. ANyBODY'S (11) GUESS (4) Cl) (2) DAILY DEOTIONAL (I) *n.) POPI GOES COUNTRY çr 10:30 The jc.ye Teens awn 11:30 IT'S CI) (12) - _______ PIOVIShips (COkITti. Ohio)." . LAW (d.) 625 (E) BONNY AND CHER: Guests: and YEMEN. Joyce • RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. itims .................43caH BLACK EXPERIENCE fflg,) sOtjpØ,q(j tI)BEN. AND COM. DUVAt. COUNTY SCHOOL DOAFI) MEETING: Preen)ts regular progrwnPitting ix' (Mon.) ITS THE (lust) 30 10.1 00 i S N FAMILY AFFAIR (1) 24 VILLA ALEGRE (I) than Richards _____ 3:15 (I) GENERAL. pnd RS5L an sin. ''f'I 1.14trionce preferred, Apply In person. Sanford Nursing & Con. V1lIKl Center, 930 MllovIpj, Ave. 831.9993 322 - 2611 AflEø (Al.) MD. th*c spofl. (R) (7.) Seminole Fri.) CAM. - ADS Orlando - Winter Pork MV4 (Thet, Nerscy, K,Ani,.ij (d.) ME' AWSFNRQ1IdOys Iauntsdbyaeetl,sojmsnac. 6.30 I Morning 930 (4) (1) (Wed,, CLASSIFIED Ilus.) PAINT ALONG: Ih Olivia Is Havihhind, Ann (2) NEWS (Mon.) O'flIbYP*. (R) MOVIE: "Lady mAC.." MY THREE SONS (7) IIO*t. Alegre Tu.sday '" us bshsvt bwst fir. (R) 600 (I) (4) (I) n stis Invites one ci I Evs,thtg Hors M, Sanford, Ft. ______- - __ - Phone 377 0101 ..----------- w '. If Ou don't tell PeoPle.lsowareth,ya' gong to know' Toll them ith classified ad. by calling 373 741$ lit 9993 ___ ToListYourBusiness..,DIcl322-2611or8319991 __________________________________________________________________________________ �41—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Mond.y, A4vst is, 1977 BLON DIE 11 WHEED IVU GET T14A1b BLACK by Chic ' I EXAINED THAT I HAD SOMETHING SAW ME WK AIL"I AT APQErry IN MY EYE GIRL it ACft= 43 Spwh Impediment THE NEXT fl4NG I HAD IN MV EYE dicofitof 45 Posts's wAS CORA _________ Mort Walker ____________________________ MLL BE ONE WILLBE FUN OF SR6E'6 6IESr KNO CHALENGEB IT BEETLE ONLY YEAH ... THIS GOT TO BEP AN HOUR AGO ANP FF3 TIME THIS TAKING AN EXTRA-LONG WARM -up " TO GET _4e • 5)) _ I ) .._".) Ltctzt _____ SAS THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom LCU 511U. V.HI 17&T WAP OPERA MAMA W MP I NOR mARc, PR&T F1'HR ',MARS HJOI / ' —I1 ARCHIE by Bob Montana D-UR A COLLECTiON OF S14ORT ErORICE, ARCH. ' ______ ____ REAC,leG ( 'wwArRE D-UH" TP.IV NO, NOT, YOU ReAD,N DON'T T REALLY THEM FOR. LONG TO SNORT soqjg! tT FINISH t ______________ 52 13 Songliks DEARDR.LAMB-Iama 14 ExclamatIon RI EFVIontly diabetic and have been for 10 ________________ ""9 _________________ II Thousandth I S7Covsredwfth _____________________ year I use 30 units of Lents Is Italian ceramics volcano and eight units of Ultralente II Jesus _____ _________________ t 17 Long fish insulin each morning. I have monogram L L 0 D U NtLI is 1$ Wish well been called a yo-yo diabetic4 62 Otder 20 03 Stout French school $ Gets away ' 46 Measure O because my monthly blood test 22 Same (prefix) 04 stick V Othello villain length 24 Entertainment 05 results in a count from a low of 10 Sum (Fr.) 45 Greekletterto group (abbt.) • Stiff _________________ 400. 'II Till CI. 49 Wisacrack 251 possess Even though I am extremely Oct your carbohydrates from 57 Female saint IV Italian 50 Milk (Fr.) (cost?.) (abbr.) affirmative careful Of what I eat and get leafy vegetables and those with — p 28 Level 21 LIfted t I consider a reasonable bulk in them. Whole pulpy fruits 30 secluded wha or buts DOWN 23 Like ellrpie 53 Rights (si.) volley amount of exercise, the num• may be all right, particularly 34 4 Mountain 1 Poetic foot 2425Restive bers come up high and this is apples. To follow such a Wet Unbusy 3 Lot sink pass In India most alarming to me. My you must get some additional New England 26 Egotistic 35 Cloy 65 Family doctor says not to worry, but I bulk someplace. You may be 27 Mild oath 35 Immoral ' university medieval 29 Vanity box 37 Story able to use some whole wheat do, 4 Spectacles Ferrari 31 Keenly sager fabricator 10 bread or simply eat some but 6 Caustic Is there a guaranteed diet 56 Here (Fr.) 32 S.go 39 Feast In substance follow? I hear so much about limited amounts of cere Diary Hawaii 33 She (Fr.) 6 Comedian fructow, lactose, dextrose And containing bran. You will also 60 High priest of 41 Unfortunate 38 Routs Carney 42 inner (prefix) 7 Err Israel all the rest that I am confused. need a replacement for calcium 40 Overturned ——— ——— What causes the extremes " that you should get tt your I 2 3 4 5 0 7 16 tO 9 count even though the milk. ——— diet doesn't change? The resulting diet that 12 — — —— 14 — I'm 51, female, 5 feet tall and severely limits starches and —— Since I'm a sugars will slowly be absorbed i is is 17 shorty I would like to take off from the small intestine. I —•— ——— —— — some of this weight but this is That will help to avoid the — II 20 21 difficult being a diabetic and peaks and valleys in block — — -— 24 —— — — subject to insulin shock. How sugar, and may make — can I lose weight without the possible to regulate your Insulin risk of insulin shock? 21 T 27 dosage to a better level for you. 2S J23 29 30 31 32 33 My diet consists Of fish ' Some insulin taking diabetics 34 ehicken, vegetables, and an have been able to decrease the occasional lamb or beef meal. amount of Insulin required 37 39 41 Ten years ago my weight was markedly by eating a diet —— —— 102 pounds. Thsink you for any dependent upon raw fruits and 42 —— Advice you can give, vegetables, plus meats but DEAR READER — A devoid of starches and sugars. — 45 40 47 46 diabetic's Life has to be fairly I am sending you The Heal — well regulated In terms of diet, Itterumber 11, Diabetes, 49 50 51 62_ — H 65 activity, and even exposure to Diagnos s, Prevention' and . — stress to have a constant blood management. Others who want — — 'eo' 61 sugar level if the diabetes has thisissue can send cents with — _l ——— progressed to the point that a long, stamped, sell addressed 83 — — _____ —— insulin must be used. envelope for ittoP.O. Box 1551, — — — _____ — — — — — — 65 The best advice I can give you Radio City Station, New York, — with your story Istoeliminate N.Y. 10019. As the letter —— starches, and all sweets. stresses, consistency is imCive up milk, too. Why? To get portant. Even your exerclj rid of all the ready sources of must be about am "m ducose. All of the starches and help you with your weight - sugars are converted to simple control I would suggest you use ' By BERN sugars (monosaccharides) in repeated short walks spread out ftE the small intestine before they over the day and then stick to can be absorbed. If you con- that schedule. sume foods that are rapidly (Because of the volume of For Tuesday, August 16, 1977 converted to single sugars mail Dr. Lamb cannot answer YOUR BIRTHDAY 'um*'thing does go wrong, )'OU which give rise to peaks in your letters personally but he Aug. 11, ivn could experience considerable blood glucose - you will have will answer representative More fun things than usual guilt feelings, trouble In managing your letters of general interest in h1 are in store for you this coming AQUARIUS (Jwi• 20-Feb. 19) more diabetes . column.) year. Keep them in promiseal ____________________________ Take care your frivolous . That's just what they are and 69th Year, - ' -. ... :.•.'- ____ PR ISCI LLA'S POP by Al Vermeer I'VE GOT I TRIED' OR INK i C SHEEP, THAT/ HAZEL' PEAR' SOME WARM I TRY ITS LIKE GETTING TRIEP COUNTING SYMPATHY FROM THAT, WARM PHYLUS PILLER! I OO! SHEEP! if EEK a MEEK - IV-a" 9111`0 Cal by Howl. Schneider MY (wF K&)O DIED - ) HIS LULL. I&1iS T(EJE A R)JC REG ( Midwife Rule Flooding . Hospital With Indigent Mothers: By JEAN PATTESON But on April 4, all that ended. Monday evening's board of mother and baby to the hospital a good record and Is doing a "Most of our mothers having have tearing and need And thus the problems at On On that day, Mrs. Francis trustee meeting when Mrs. right away. great service in the cornbabies for the first Urns are surgery," said doctor. U. hospital. ' received a letter from the Francis was told that her state "I don understand why they mwiity," said Dr. BaWa. rung gins of IZ 13 yews Of "These two things could Many of these patlenta are For 30 years, Sanford mid. Seminole County Health midwifery 11 cense would b e ir pled am on me Ihis way." She explained that the poUcy age," said Dr. Battla. They cam major problems. and for "walk-ins" - women who walk' wife Marie Francis has been Department informing her that revoked if she violated this new revoked But Dr. Hamida Battla, prohibiting midwife deliveries are almost like children the safety of the mother end into the hospital emergency ' babies in and around it was the new policy policy, medical director at the health of first babies was established themselves. Their bones have child, they are better Off In the room already in labor. Often Sanford. She and her mother, ancy that no mother having "I hadn't broken any rules or department, said that the policy by Dr. Orville Barks, her often not developed fully which hospital." they have seen no doctor during Cords Jones, together her first baby could be let anyone suffer," said Mrs. adopted in early April was no predecessor at the health means the child's head may not As a result, a number of the the prenatal period, they have havelate dehvered more than 41.= delivered bv a midwife. Francis this morning. "Iri 30 reflection on Mrs. Francis' department. She said she had be able to come out of the women who would have been no personal physician, and' babies - hundreds of them to And this has been causing years, I've not lost one first. competency, been given a copy of the letter mother's pelvis, delivered by Mrs. Francis have ma.nyof them can afford neither' mothers delivering for the first problems at the hospital, some time baby. If I run into trouble, "I have visited her place. She sent Mrs. Francis and had "Also, most mothers been checking into Seminole time. UsMIDWIFE, Page 2% of which were discussed at I call in the doctor or get the is operating it J fine. She has checked into the matter. delivering for the first time Memorial Hospital. Editor, OURSELVES gar terests don't detract from your you'd be very unwise today to serious pursuits, like earning a bask OII anything promised WIN AT BRIDGE living, until it's fulfilled. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If 0 OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY could be an expensive day for you're looking for cooperation . NORTH Jim: "This East cashed his is you because you may have to today, don't flatter or bully 4AQj two diamonds and looked pay for someone else's others. You must be sincere and '3 mistakes. Be careful in whom compassionate to win friends around for new worlds to con. • 104 quer. He saw that his king you place your trust, Find out to and influence people. 4Ks hearts was trapped and noted ARIES (March 21-April 19) whom you're romantically that it West held the king of sulted by sending for your copy Today, you're somewhat of a LOT WIVIT spades that card would be 473 of As*roGrapb Letter, Mail so nit-picker. Your fault-finding &X154 dead also. Could he do ,ss ,iu will an noy o thers and also cents for each and a long, sell, 4,11113 anything about either •A KQSS2 addressed, damped envelope to bother you. 410673 finesse?" 4 J 94 Astro'Graph, P.O. Box 489, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019, Normally you're quite cautious SOUTH Wi *102 Be sure to specify your birth about making decisions. Today V A C) 10964 sign. \Va rd P I E ay Hi 4l e . ' .. . .. ' . . 4" ' C* riot too fond of, If what you the minority today, you may let is untrue, it could boomerang. pressure smi you. by Stoffel & Helmdahl IF YER. L040KIN "Tis IT. MILEAGE ,TH$S Ll'L GEM MLL GIVE ITT1 VA' VALAT IN 'THE E$ACTLY.' IORLD ES TItT MILE8, acwrLL "DOWNHILL FOi..LERIN' WIND'! _____ MEANR DW. ____ _____ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You'll fare better by standing Don't get caught in the middle up for your rl over money with friends today. Try to quietly arrange that everyone gets his, or her in. (lividual check. Ive awry AVML FRANK A AND for appearances, Deceptive play tends to substitute appearances for facts.90 by Bob Tha ves AUNT MAY \I,,HeR BIG, i ._ - A '4 LAS? NIGHt X — 0).. IN THE D ft Allus it RUSMAN.. "1 a funeral home before services from a small pond about 200 trick." Shice the shooting death of Florida Highway Patrolman Bradley S. Glascock two weeks ago, interest in bulletproof vests has increased, says Houston Jarrell, Sanford, store matiager. "The vests worn many years ago were good ve"11 says Jarrell, "but they were 90 heavy for the infant, officials said. Nor does he sell the little tin shields I lunless we have a letter of authorizatioii from residence. Thetaken recovered Meanwhile, a South Carolina weapon was to thethe local police headquarters was charged with the shotgun mond's car. "about 20 times and couldn't slaying W Tuesday of a man Police said limmond was murder suspect who told police saying that a specific man tan need for a badge and is authorized to purchase one." One back room at the supply company is devoted to general supplies and forensic and bulky an officer had nocontrol of his body movement after he put one on." Those vests weighed about 16 pounds, Jarrell says. items- things used to research the bows and whys of a crime. Included are such things as blood alcohol testing kits, fingerprint kits and Several readers ask if you . requirements for an openui' bi are thb same In any pool. . oicw u.s. ANP 5e WHAT JT THIY'I.t. HAVE 70 RUM A rpieFfl q H/sW! L I ITS 1JMFS \ I £i*'I*A I WISH i CWLP ThTh2"4!. E LZI I zafft IN )tZ ? 4s47' 0tH ________ 7MW CIO swum _____ I £'71 AVa,)(z(; 4*17' I MI A (JV llIe. at du -_I _____________ ' A Ii.. lives in Sanford with his wife and two children vests on a demonstration table in a large, well-lighted back room - where he is more ' than willing to demonstrate to anyone how •' iYA,sjy- (I4IZ)tV II U). .1 O4fl LATE. sN4V/ £MT 5764D _______ I and spends much of his time both professionally and personally with his first business-love: photography. At the supply company he has a darkroom, enlarger and a huge supply of determination: "if nobody eise can print something, we will do it," he says with no small amount of pride. Ills special joy is taking "impossible" negatives of crime Cllcquennoi, at their mobile home off Pine Way south of Sanford. County Court Judge Harold Johnson set a preliminary hearing for Clicquennoi today at 2 p.m. Services area cemetery, But the major order of business right now remains the bulletproof vests• The infant was shot in the left the current p.30 property tax side while sitting In a walker in rate. Stop. "If a man is wearing one of those vests Clicquennoi was alone Ill the ipenentrattng the vest)" says Jarrell, "his survivors are guaranteed four million dollars' trailer with the child. His wife, The Florida Cabinet agreed unanimously today to spend nearly $100,080 to purchase vestigators he didn't know what happened and that a shotgun propped against a wall toppled and fired, wounding the child, deputies said, The new vests weigh only three pounds and bulletproof vests for all 1,200 troopers of the , The baby died at Seminole Cilcquennoi at first told In. Vest $ OK'd Florida Highway Patrol. , ' amended was ,013,736. He while keeping uncommitted He said that half of those can noted that the county property $100,000 in federal revenue be " parked at night" exce pt sharing funds. , Memorial Hospital after being rushed there by his mother and Report DUO The Seminole County Grand Jury was scheduled to return Its eeport at 3:30 m. today to according to State Attorney Douglas Cheshire. The jury has been Investigating allegatlou that Sanford peilcemen beat and mistreated a juvenfle son of officer John C. , MOOtC when be was arrested June 25. It any i,atictmeats were iuued by the jurors they would ____until persoan iaaied I remain sealed, along with the report, were arrested. There was P. 'n$Ieatlou whether would return Indictment' .— when needed for city business, He said the easiest to cut But, Knowles said, that he has Jury ' to capItal improvements for ployes after hours on a regular The total of the budget as various department projects, basis. Margaret, was outside with the couple's two other children , hollowpoint bullet. It partially penetrated the third layer of the 15 layer vest. "The man shot that way, from that distance, would have several broken ribs and be laid up for maybe three weeks," said Jarrell, "but during those three weeks he would be on duty, with his ribs strapped." in insurance." assessed valuation Increase In the family's trailer Saturday bullet to a 357 magnum . and Is killed by any bullet on that list Sanford? wouldn't stay for the services or be over and above a con- $589,705 by $400,000 to sharing funds could 'be shifted meit, are used by city em scenes and making usable prints from them. lie supplies potential customers with a list For Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore Knowles is to make his appraiser's revision of an. recreation programs, but Mon day evening instructed City lecommendations to the ticipated tax revenue for the cutting in this aria would give burial to follow at an Orlando templaled $1.19 per $1,000 $168,747.76. afternoon. Investigators said repopu)ar enough that Jarrell sold about Cut Chief Deputy Sheriff Duane Manager W.E. Knowles to mmmissionistan 8 p.m. special city will bring in $611,50.33 the "elected officials the most Harrell said arrangements examine the city's proposed meeting today. more than expected and that flack." were made for deputies to budget for the 1978 fiscal year to The city manager Monday amended refuse rates would In response to a request from escort Clicquennoi to a l ocal begin Oct. 1 to determine In night told commissioners that bring in $121,948. Commissioner A.A. funeral home before scheduled what areas services can be during prior budget BeWons the Knowles sold that ad. McClanahan. Knowles reported 4:30 p.m. services for his son reduced to balance the budget. commission so far has shaved ditionsifly 174,000 of the city's that 50 city-owned vehicles, half Harrell Indicated the suspect The. eductioninservicesisto an expected budget deficit of $174,000 In federal revenue of them in the police depart- of bullets that the vests are guaranteed 10 the vest Jarrell pulled the trigger on a .357 magnum hand gun , firing a steel jacketed ________ _______ (Special Weapons arid Tactics Team) 34, was denied bond on a well It stops everything from a .22 caliber Standing with the gun about 16 inches from ill ,WlilOi ________ _________ Jarrell. Jarrell keeps the lining from one of the C. ' cquieit" he said. Jarrell, a former Air Force photographer, for use as a heat shield in space. :4gI '' • slaying of his son, Vinc says, first developed by the DuPont company - — up so they can later be verified by a crime The new vest is a dir&t benefit of the space program, he says, with the layers constructed of a fiber called "Keviar" which was, Jarrell by Garry TrudeA to the residence. Investigators restaurant without paying for ford. hadn't seen her son in three Both men made court ap- declined to say what caused foodandbeerso he'd be caught U. Lykens said Hammond weeks after he went to Ten. penran Monday in Sanford. them to charge Clicquennoi. by police. Monday afternoon described a nessee to work. Brian Raymond Clicquennol, garments are constructed has made a big "Since the new vests - the ones that will stop at least a 38 - became available, sales have 'increased about 300 per cent," says using Appleby's identification S1ier1lf detectives arrested In" on Saturday. U. William Sanford police today said when he was arrested. Officers Cllcquennol for murder about Lykens said Hammond told they've Iocated two hitchhikers started looking for Appleby extradition and is being seven hours after the baby's officers Monday that he'd then Hammond picked up in South after his mother, who lives death when he called them back decided to leave a local Carolina and brought to Un- near Sanford, told police returned to South Carolina. she murder c harge in the Saturday Mayor Wants Budget Trimmed carries. ______________________________________ get up the nerve to turn himself alonpicle a highway. he left without paying for ii Sanford Crime Lab. at a restaurant because he wanted to be caught has waived things to enable an officer to establish "cause laboratory. "We also stock a full line of S.W.A.T told officers he'd left his wallet Authorities said Hammond and identification in Ham. kits to test for narcotics as well as other ween those mid the 15-layer Item he now _____ Hammond told Sanford police Carolina. yards behind the Clicquennoi detectives that he'd driven past While the death of a trooper or poli ceman Jarrell keeps several of the classic old vests __ the head of a law enforcement department County Court and then was to be shooting. Monday deputies Monday afternoon on amurder without paying and told police and found Appleby and the girl escorted by sheriff's deputies to recovered a .12-gauge shotgun charge. he was wanted in South there. LI. Lykens said Appleby may create a momentary upsurge of interest difference In how many law enforcement people use them. __ AoW imiii- Even more is required of people wishing to A 34-year-old Sanford matt a neighbor. Keith Randy Hammond, 23, The flight from the local house where he'd irtayed accused inthe shotgun death of Investigators said of Lancaster, S.C., was tran- restaurant did the trick and for two days with Brian Keith his six-month-old son waa Clicquennol destroyed a .16- sported back to that city today police arrested Hammond on Appleby, 19, and a 17-year-old scheduled for a preliminary gauge shotgun by beating it by South Carolina detectives the lakefront where he ad. Texas girl. hearing this afternoon in against a tree following the after he waived extradition mitted leaving the restaurant Police recognized the house get their bards on one." _____ WAUW tificatioti before selling the vests, Court To Mortuary tification," he said, "because anybody can TRY IT'/#S WAY _____ Vw thing to run right out and buy one of the $100 vests for afniend, Jarrell makes it very clear that his company demands exteitsive iden- Tot's Dad,@ from bullets to bulletproof vests, ' _______ by T. K. Ryan Company at the Sanford Airport would be like trying to -break Into James Bond's closet: nearly impossiWe and guaranteed to get you on hand to show people the difference bet. DOONESBURY "We sell on the average of about five a week at Standard Law Enforcement Supply What is protected behind that combination of alarms, lights, tear gas and other burglar- _____ KIdN 1,700 during the past 12 months just over the counter," he says. Lest people decide that it would be a fun caught. by Stan Lee and John Rornit, ' _ RAID H 'PoOIc (.EN? Z HAD. TUMBLEWEEDS Ilerold Writer Trying to get through the security at night 2nd Murder Suspect Wanted Capture everything from blue lights to flash lights, HAPPENS,' ______ i.., ' vulnerable, ER muR' Business finesse and made one mor4 bid as for a first, or second' hand bid. We think to. It makes bid. ding easier if the minimum HAS tN! MC! 'Her54 Photo by Torn Vincent) MURDER SUSPECTS CLICQUENNOI (LEFT) AND HAMMOND declarers took the heart player wound up in four carts. Since both th e heart and spade finesses were on, every South player except one _ ' 'I0 proofing' Law enforcement equipment - should have the same re FI*HTIN* BA u'i C Mayor Lee P. Moore said today that the policemen, who voted to drop their efforts Monday afternoon, wwbe firstthe onagenda tonight at S in a city commission budget review session Moore said he met with several policemen at his home Monday night and was told of the vote to stop the unionizatiot, move. Some policemen had expressed fears they might lose their jobs over the unionization efforts that started In June. Moore said he told policemen Monday night "the only thing they have to worry about is their performance as police officers." "I think that everybody involved Is entitled to feel reasonably proud of what's being done," Moore said. He said he expects city commissioners to meet with policemen "by September 3 after the budget sessions are over" to hear their grievances, The mayor said the grievances expressed so far indude not getting paid for off time spent In courts and the city's policy on workmen's compensation. "As far u I'm concerned,' I Moore said, "there's a commitment by the Sanford City Commission to work out these problems with the police." He termed other grievances listed by officers as "minor administrative problems" that can be handled without any, (rouble, , . City Commissioners, on advice of labor attorney David Kor. nrelch, earlier withheld from policemen the 6.4 per cent acrossthe-board cost of Living wage Increase to be given other city employes starting Oct. 1. Moore said the money has been budgeted in the contingency buy other Items from Jarrell's "cop shop," "We won't even look at a badge as Iden- top score earned," SPIDER-MAN ERNEST Hiss By MARYLIN SHEDDAN jJ)'b. AMUICAII CUCIR $OCIITYs East." THE -- endeavors to substitute facts I unlucky one was the vie. feel to be beyond your ability. If It's the king of hearts, made his COflhi'act, but got no match points since all other. "Science 0 See POLICE, Page ZA a possible spade poor unfortunate, made five, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. fe ty For Police. . he conceded a trick to tant In duplicate br4dge where a hick gained is likely to be a SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 0 Jim: "Needless to East did not cover, but Sou went up with the act to guard 4 ç'. . H. r.,Id Phjtlbv Mar yISn %I.ddan) from dummy." Jim: "This Is really Impor. although you're innocent. Even allies you'd least expect to do so could blame you If things go _______ _______________ Pus Oswald: , .' Ifouston JaielI, manager of 'Standard 'Law Enforcement Supply Corn'pany at Sanford-Central Florida Airport, displays snake protection devices designed to fit over officers' boots, and bulletproof vests. jack when West played low en he led th e jack of trumps) Medium today. In going after *rhe likelihood of domestic west North F." Seads what you want, you are either disputes Is very high today if Palo 2V o asserUve or too vaci.listing. )ou're too pushy. It you Whove Pan 16 V LIBRA (Sept. 23.lJct 23) others, they'll shove back. Pus Pass pass Resist the tem ptation to take a CANCER (June 2luly 22) OP01ting Ind few verbal swipes at one you're 'Because of a fear that you're in . ' ''. spades. South played the ten North-South vulnerable 5" ., r' and overtook WI dummy's 4AQ 5 Pass 3 • Next? 0 Sanford police have dropped plans to unionize and to have the Orange County Police Benevolent Association Inc. named as their collective bargaining agent. . :" . ' d By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer , Oswald: "He decided that he could so he led his three of 67$ you could easily fall prey to a VIRGO (Aug. 23"Sept. 22) glib salesman. You need to strike a happy GEMINI (May 21-June 20 BUGS BUNNY ]let Sanford, Florida 327l1—PrIc, 10 Cent, Tuesday!t16!9fl HOROSCOPE ii ] N I f.San 0 o ice n Drive For Union,, çp THAT FOUR MOJTH5 19 1 ?ItJ-1 - Dr. Larnbj ____ --I BEETLE B ILE Lowell 47Jsp.roseceln 4SFor.siopen 4 Telescope S FtIld I2ldotodng 8I5 I F0 Yo Yo' Diabetic e e ds Stable Diet, I ChrIstmas 44 Tint IESTERDAy 0 Answer to Previous Puz& -' — from the budget from a tune. not as yet determined savings tlonal point of view would be to be realized under the plan. Today Arouad The Clock ......4-A Horoscope Bridge ...................4.B hospital 4-B , . 3% Caleidor ....................01. RSF.I%ES ' i Comics .................... Sports .......$7-A or ............ .... 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