16 10 314 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d8a86f66c1aff6675729c4ebf16f776e.pdf 8d8a215d793790f014c8a79ac8228d7a PDF Text Text 1 endd 70Th Year. No, 29$—Tuesday. Aug. 1. 197$ Sanford Floridi 3V71—Pnice 10 Cents Sanford Bus Route? O H'igher Fares Possible As First Step In Plan By8MAX W.UXTIA?4 kowrow Seminole Coglai will be paying mote to ride Orange Seminole O.c Transportation Authority Woes as pill of an effort to eatabtWi. bus route for Sanford. if the county coin ITII5II 1011011 tbeoih wi CWTV* PIN%L The cvavnion tes*aIJyy i44hvvi1 a new route and raised rates of the (owdys eri*bmi route from 3$ to 30 ants, The tee for the Sanford rout. .odd be 30 coit The proposal was part of the coidys budget review. The new route and Increased Mtn will to reviewed &I PUblic budget hearings at the Seminole County Courthouse3 and 4. The creafton of the rout. In and arowid Sanford Willcog the 14i We had the support of a lot t women's orpaniztIons,.. • — (ommlulo..r Kirchhoff CIwity $34130 more than it Is p.y*ng to CSOTA this )Ut. Qweitly the county Is paying Niwo to malztsin the south Sm' 10 route. 7b* county's total contribution to (OTA for the coming fIscal year would be $N.MS. Under the proposal. if a rider in Orange County wants to go to Altaincrit. Springs,that rider would Pay 3$ dots to ride there and 10 cents to ride bum.. The conumssion voted the prke like. according to Can- . miu3oner William mrdthofl, in make the syatarn more all. siptjng and allow it more of a chance to espand. the Sanford route is suceeodvl, (*YTA will eventually a bus hhle lInking the nnthern and rntdhem roulas. ac cording to Klrdthdf, halain cvmmmisswr to (OTA "The reaswi we made the prupusal for the Sanford area Is Its l 'There or. the aged youth to cons Id.,, WW too' — (ommlenkwwr .leandei had the support of a lot of women's organizations and other groups. 4 to help the disadvantaged, said K1rdiheIf. Resourcon for Human Needs. a group representing cannon soul s.nc, 118011d4s In Seminole County begat a push for mass tratap)ftaticn last Fetiusry. The organization worked with county officials to deawup sal dtatflbtg, arweys audying the need for mass transportation In notiheni Seminole. reupie who contacted us in this impugn say, ywo there are factht$es but we cant get to them,' said KttMm1t. "In the Sanford area the people who would we It to get to work would have to pay $2 for a tail" Csnmhssluear Join Alesander coked kspkuor, with Uc Se, BUSES, Page U '.: CHEAPER •' I BY THE...? nas more Ilion she ei. ectedbutmo(moe.,Ihaa W can handle. as Tubs rthe. dauØt., d Mr. 127 North HamIft.a, tingsood. coddles we of e 12 puppies born one eek ago today to her ermais Shepherd, ichess. Average litter r that kind of dog. ac. irding I. Semin.l. ionty Humane hociety okesman. Is seven or ght. Wenstrom Quizzed; Says By IVN cP*No ____ se" touvlew.d Monday by In. N. LaPetara as Sutford's pOre t4aiue for the Mates orney's attempting to .te— Inquiry iat, the matter Slate's aslentey investigators squarely on the attorney dideaut - ingyWOclolated by ceag leng to isdica0d Monday the la gesenal. McClanahan said OW t of Sodoeds former the tIring. lertiews to date hece prodecad today be walked a..; from the — y the $rwt and Os; Coiw no egell; 'offIciouS eidance to interview Monday cnov oppar1y will edata no miasleser A.A. McClaiahaa prweculewwi. in coimection..W I bay* been Ali AWN imi se rOVAM — g•WNWGsauJ may h.p, be. the lad in a with the ctdsfs ON violatedany Im in Me now ShniL Wift of w°"—u to be iw w,reqlckta add someof the matter" At Jews that's the qWs of tuvlawoJ to A Iirue I the witneas,, may be recalled Sanford City ComIssiose, S's Law was elolited by biSon a final duteruinatin Is WThe 61 dw tis.r was Jami Ite,utr, id be a real am of two '----' cat Prior made. ceioss 1a to the Jidy 17 Selag of Wailer, Aid, wblle *rom pat the lee MKLINAaAN, Pipe IA q' M - " • —1•à — ' • , • . , • V Close Call Attorney General Started It U ig5,j le r —i1bis tot determine If atMw law was jWW She aimeat made IL But a.he,, Iradeke, pet sidy as he no the saips W the erpy room of lemIu,$e M...,gal "Up_l this wersime. Time it thud, I.bev$ In.s$ OrldOWS, in the bee*a.st of be, e. $ oft and ON dettm,4 by or. Cad. CatehL The POW deft. Buhert Brodak.., .apI.;., .4 WHO no do seres. ' a Youth Deputy Program, Start Of Unform r featuring Bids Presley BlerlyiAwvsralaspurt.ullaw deputies, Taylor mid. enlorcent Including: III N4WI, the Pam deputies A pasties of the pe organization. ethics. the work he free drwft treft Issinol. Cones; Sheriff's om E cdizs'lroie,w,,mi c,ui. l_, at CiiVi1$ and .gf ions, the 1U.ut It "kin' Taylor nod 11 p.m. at Ile Soulsed Civic field Wrngatmi. regain aed doIng clarie.l woO and Ny, he 6=1 Me,being to CaM.,, will p for inilorms for keedlgMWi gweng 11110111111% bb bell lindsmissuneft- flow" OW y,j L v The ma pap" I: at dupst. Wscaweto the g. VOCOW slid'pare lithe depastami's whir' 90 have pusgie whi ha,, the yt—gasin I. ride with the weligl; p.pslsr If"* heard the pam nod Deputy Divines Is limited they haw it's a pad ilepgleg Jan ite II. IJ • toJsilk. Iacr " Carears? .. a / t,m Ai ' am DDIJ1Y, P Ilet eetoaca,ea,inla,.. 4ahe11,, hrmj Wid ., Ow T oday peasmJySliniheSa let th, ,nj MW —s, s 1441 The care,, decelapenent AtIhiC1S,4 4* kieteg. TheaOM d..p.arAM. F has be...ge,i, e II when the lleminsle Cimij .1$ yeon Taylor said, ad Csde, 41 --pu II (*lt mod" 10, 110 VdkgW Vw& 1vat Piles raid No d ü weaus he,. peas Came. Mk* tMIltèpmyhesk.,*'sdepa,gapsd; ' bityd. Men vp or hel. sakty kdw raw ostowork uodsrca. Caetsad WA cb.O. t' as.viies asftm'Oatl. Od yen* d.pmMs Deee O'Caw sad Torn (P1*) The y di BIWU pond s aa 1 1k d.of1.s, to -pau' '*Tvi muw' staining Irma degay N.M , Mbp LiL. •. _— "00111111Uil - - s *jug i 70111Sushi. 4_s - Spin $4 44 1.4 $4 IA 1* �-- .--' I I t Pit No Brooke Perjury WORLD IN BRIEF BOSTON (UPI) Embassy In Paris vorce deposition, Scifolk — County District Attorney Garrett H. Byrne said today. In May 1577 Brooke. divorce from his wife Resnigla. said In a sworn statement at Middlesex Probate Cowl that be owed $*,ON In pnww loans to A Hogan based liqior rlbotor. Either this year Broote abn*ted that be made "misstatements- In the depoadlon and that his debt to his friend was actually N and that the rig of the money was owed to members of his family. Brooke, who is seeking reelection to a third term this year, today was flying back to Bostun from Wasl*ngtan for a news to comment on Byrno's dedsian. Await Air Rides LONDON UPI- Thousands of would-be vacationers today sprawled on airport floors instead of Mediterranean beaches, hoping for an end to a six-day slowdown by French air traffic controllers that has snarled European flights. Dollar noteworthy. Christina, Russian Wed 1 Dead,4 In Hospital From Crash Iniur es S - Dy LEONARD ELVdDOIW MOSCOW (UPI) Christina (Massla was married today in a 10-minute ceremony at a Moscow state wedding palace, to Sergei Kauzov, an out-of-work Russian. She Immediately was confronted by the frustrations of everyday folk when her husband had trouble starting the car waiting to take them home after the wedding. — Yank Faces More Quizzing MOSCOW UP!)- American businessman Jay Crawford was questioned for five hours by Soviet authorities about alleged currency violations and ordered to return Wednesday for more questioning at Moscow's LePortovo isilin' wford, 37, of Mobile, Ala., said he encountered "no direct hostility" In the session Monday, although authorities refused to allow a U.S. embassy official to sit In on the interrogation. .'. ______ _______ Maddown truck parked at now. IihL PtXZETANNU Hcepital in Orlando ass romit of heal zojurios received hi a car 'truck acrl !Mftdate 4 north of the Lake A pocket sceanet valued at $127-95 was atohes from a Mary ezit. maintenance eke. Phillip Aader,a, 34, had a battery and opsskera valued at 57$ atoim f rom kis ca at 3= (\tI33 Dri-, in Foreat TIWTAW4 Four tires and rUns were stolen from a trait belonging to Their father Zoker, $7, died Harry Scott Jr., of 411 Georgia late Monday at the boa'dtaL Ave., Linipoopt it was parked JISLth Kiss. Z. of _ilepsex, It JAd PI3C' F SUM DAMAGE Hungary a p—anger in the-, Children playing with a 13 aim It 00 ____ cigarette lighter has been r*a atke ____ listed e. the case ci a fire _ Eva (ima, 13 j Sentinels Mà at 1$ Sew Or'. hi Memorial Hospital In good __ __ Dake abdivislan. The host owned by Dons condition. 1IJCZ STOLEN A truck valued at ,SJIS belonging to tereii pen, s. we. Solen from Do"his apart- I Buses A tool boa containing assorted tools valued at * was doles from a city ci Sanford Alice Owlet, 15, arid her sider, Kat hi 'yo, 15. are hat ed In mtical and solos condition reetltv,ly, today at florida __________________________________________________________________________ C.slinmd Pr.. Page 1A formation pre.et4ri to uppert the new but rvc*. "I am really disappointed with O6OTA.' said Alexander. 'lbS1hdcs*al they weve going to have ma*adyan this agidI dual see we have any more than we had lad year." Alesander said he 'tentatively" supported ndy the ao*ham rode, b would like more deta iled Information ci ahernative roda for the Sanford ares. Specifically be said he would Like to see a rode that would go to Seminole Cannowsity College ThIs Psilicelar roar for north Seminole ama to be made as a &"'njIcn for, quote, social service agencies clientele," said Alexander. "There are the aged and yodh to cansliL., too." "I had made the statement this busy ayntern woulda't work," paid_ vni.r Harry Ewiatitowiki, "r'eeslag vs would end it and that has proven to be a fact, 8*1 _______ __________________________________________ V ___ ________ _____ - . for the - ' prc Ugtvenfral approvaL the Sanford rod. would bugle spaduos .3. The SmlJord ag wn operas. over that wee. a . prciwiweJ. He ha used the situatha I've had several to mahe ' too me thei they aft ' am did ea bayytsday; thatke (sib they __ " County Nears OK Of Library Plan _ _ mm on _____ _____ ___ _____ - . delegates to the National Association of Letter Carriers convention have recommended the nations 170(U) mail carriers reject a proposed national postal contract. The 4.300 delegates, meeting in Ch icago, recommended by voice vote Monday their members reject the contract. Ballots were mailed Sunday to about 550,000 — . __ ,to Second Streut, to San Carlos Avss, to Pird, to vui to Seminole Boulevard, to Sanford Av on I. Flint and rdrwn eta the sane roar. went took bripaning at Sanford PlAZA glift earth a Nib. - A1741 to *h Street, to Country hub thee, to Airport et, to Southwest Bad, to 13th vwd, to 15th herry, to 141k StIed, to Olive, to Eighth Stress, to Pecan. I. raitd*teut,toH#wa,l742toFgSt, to M, kMW W Saved Wed sad return eta the rent. ___ — A sedhan rents____ blgi-g at the Iad. trav ing ' " - - - 4Z .- U - —. - - ___ -- . ____ ____ ____ el jg Airport Boulevard to Sanford Ama, to 341k &rea, to DAVE OThSNER LEFT) Wifli JOHN NENDRICU: IIU RULES rdsud, ticket ad , , Deputy Uniforms Needed A Lot Of Wet Npapagesvst. he in July pose, r , reesit The tohe si.ge. v is n ,im, ci 7.*. yI UI douched - ___ — ci hichssEJ*u ____ tar ha ad an IC40hawd From Page tAt ____ ____ lb. __ above tabs tel. ise And 1k, yap A_hi W ii%i, — Vt' '? areatpmittolt.cuty gat 1r ded rhe.1Zasiuud Y "My brothir uM me "We've isy motivated nine at"ad"..41theW people Into police work," Taylor said "Aid, we've ceaslaced may od to ge he. opisa-tetlg law enforcenent." Dae .1 these she ecided to yeah dy ha ma t Cp Tires, Apiiet). 1571-vat. It $5 Dsdp — liiv. ..c, IJoweav sos cavotsaft am, Tie tal.e Iseise. ,. * I.cu As.. $.ii, 5L Wit - • - tecass Class ei*ss_e Pad 01 ISti. P5st45 Jun s*mrn. $Ii A. vs.,, Mao of Mar ''ows, U it aM.w*j 51 a ii VWWW Ui a; 112 do LL.J11U .-. , , Mn Obs"w wwb 04 1111& ad Its job In bass in ------ he __1 ad . eroime Is a d dlckw*hItaDakeaDugIta d•, £%inIN Ifrnd aid a hay ;seve helped atbeis No L" ___ tim pe1kis hr two -ke Ho ta,sid Pelne DaIIa ha.... it sill ha in '1bemaIbeoshsdi* law, Is. _ the prs, the mere ii,,' Mrs. Dupid said. is alt at "Joe the keNIJ,, ci Ike -a he." rad UJ.ad, I ha. uha heua.11sa • ___ Ike , '' at MS-silk. sslsssla ___ '- . ___ wlandretsiiflathsma,s ___ ___ . ____ ft etsr pso a a the beet by sibs was in, pat ci tiaty he able to ,—o.. $wetewi4 hi I iu1 1111111111117 Awaso. opt, ha N*Z mStZTg Ober ___ with bsvuligat. rs sad Incoded the dwemnim op perwliy the ma s alth he 4,eJ $ AREA DEATH ,, a.i ma por keawi ha this , OSOTUTWJ,A toe a - — Hoe *by Wwi - - Nona ____ mas aw GL "The Ia we. ____ , - ON 'il IladdUM Gi.....VstrtIiin..iin cip - --.C _____ $radckl*a. Ike ____ 1 prod" Jab YibhaalLi d dhiEj,IdeIlueapy 41 .11. Nea..ga. _ . Orhado ha Kate 8*, BoMu and five der*wici ,j g, ad 1IseC,, d Hoe I ma a 11 ,ad. elis ivasa,_gy 0. drislin fir suraft $atR111v' • aLrciispu 50as..a,.oe.os! Iega3Iy.css, sad spa * ___ ___ __ __ Ho. Ls.a ma a suJ - ___ __ _________ (ha ci t Vts s to I ha cweor," Tapha dkkuli*inIheveO'Csmer,a edt 'Ta a la is - jit isal%4v,Iby two Use, ''p'L.., Alm L ad Guy W., beth ci (LaPaw. ma adot a se a Mm-. Hoe Jd ' 41 oima 01 oftwo assi.seoff. err" ' 11shuIu1. ____ - .. .. . . .. murdering two Florida State University coeds, was charged with t he kidnap-murder of ' . 11-year-old Kimberly Diane Leach. candidates seeking to replace Sen. James Pearson, R-Kan., who is retiring after 16 years in the Senate. 9 Charged in Kid Porno Ring LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Indictments charging nine mea' with with running an in ternatk,na) child prostitution ring handed down by the Los Angeles Grand Jury, were announced Monday at a joint news conference by District Attorney John Van do Kamp, Police Chief Daryl Gates and Sheriff Peter Pitchess. Th e indictments cha rged children ranging in age f rom 6 to 12 and including one small boy, were sold d uring the past three years for sexual use by men, and movies and photos were taken showing the children having sex with adults and w th !Pch other, officials said Tornado Kills 1, Routs 25 Hen rietta Dean TWett, 74, who lived in one of two cottages destroyed by a waterspout that whirled in out of the Atlantic Monday, was killed by the seaborne tornado. Three ot hers suffered minor injuries. A commissioner, who also Is a real estate appraiser, estimated damage at $300,00o, authorities said. Kill Devil Hills Police Officer Larry Bray said about 25 persons driven from their homes by the storm. town Judge Smith: 'Life Destroyed' LAKE CITY (UP!) - Suspended Circuit J udge Sam Smith Is positive that his racketeering conviction will be overturned bid says his life has been "com pletely destroyed." Smith was convicted In New Orleans last week of conspiracy, racketeering and obstruction of justice. He faces a maximum prison term of )yarson those convictions, which he Is appealing. No date for Ienteicing was set. GAO: Limit Natural Gas Trucks carrying liquefied natural gas, propane or butane should be banned from highly populated areas because accident, or sabotage could cause new disasters, says the ______ General Accuitthg Office. For the same reasons, says new GAO report to C4ias, new bulk storage tanks for liquefied gas should be confined to uspopulated area and eziatung tanks In urban seithigs should be barred from expanding. ____ a 80W .Wes ssp.nàd WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sales of US. savings bonds wiU be stipended imtd (ngrma approves as incresas In the federal dela cefling, the Tressury Department said todoy. ____ ___ - I By HEI.E.'j THOSUJ t'PI While How Reporter wAs)uli(;y() UM , '• . . - hesident Carter apparently has reached an understanding - ' "All Sen. Edward Kennedy to together for t'lfl1fl5y working L'flfllprvh,noy5 national health nce despite their deep xlura rs ' . TOPEKA, Kan. tUPLi -Alfred Landon, the 2936 Republican presidential nominee, won't make predict ions a bo ut today's GOP Senate primary but admits things "look good" for his daughter, Nancy Landon Kassebaum. Abo ut 350,000 Kansans are expected at the Polls to narrow down the electoral field in several races, including the one between Mrs. Kassebaum and eight other GOP Senate Down . "S CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas i UPI - With the last of the missing boats accounted for and th eir cress recovering from Amelia's butfeting, the tropical storm that alarmed t he Gulf Coast irizzLediw;y today in the h4Is ct central Texas. 'Good' Prospect For Landon -. - , .. Amelia Fizzles In Texas Hills - nedy: Com promis è Road -. suspect Theodore Bundy, already accused of _____ ____ - - Months of (UPI) WASHINGTON (UPI) - Trains and trucks _____ . speculation ended.%Ionday %hen mass murder ___ __ OPMr - Ken Bundy Indicted In Slaying ____ An ad rude begiimlng at Midway over Jitway le Midway to &p.. to State Bad 41, Sunmertin to Street, to r Postal workers nationwide, who will decide whether to ratify the contract. The results are expected in about three KILL DEVIL HILLS, S.C. (UP!) - Alice Semino le County Coon. abed that the cowl; Pity suggode State's Attune; miaslonue have tentatively $*.*toromalahilkeayg Douglas (re look We the dacldodth,y want to bred w* thevwi fiscal 1175. matter to determine if the OrI u opt,, The co issi will have I. Sunshine Law had been and form an Independent come op with a libra rian to Seminole Csunty library direct the s by OcL 1. "Ha &ies'in) had so bsMses sydo. when the county's cutest making such . a siggeduos . However, they were not ngrw with OPt. a.ilr. wdked knowing say esp - .•, _ ofespaiaiy t a fo "We don't now facts. If there 'anyone mat "Mo at. ane who can run the Ist we iq, g tames, . sst for the (due," said to was Mr. Shevin, and he s on alrmaa Dick Williavie today, "bnt we qsW have made any sm-h mi si rwt , to mabe Biswr a Tlgfinal a the sure ltd wha we have co Cb,e laid rsters it we. Idawy' will be made when thi." Itint he cad abed the Br hi atha its w amid The ma Is an 'p ted newspaper accounts thit sl1,wg public bsos S*,. sy* ma ampr.d ha to order his SandS. will mean by OFL, weegigatwe to ct the u.k, by will not thOm. ', CozIed.it William Kit. taahiIs aervic.. will od *heuaha biwww be aviddle at On. 1, nd *MMoadI,dsriesset vshot unded rskapN,ry the maker ci hake will he 5 thl Mullets Wnillm ot for th reduced, hocost thd the Interview tim-ha.m cosaft less. CIUUM am me 1111 able to --- Law a weB N 'Thec--'' - Bob Preach end Dick Wau. aha joined in — of probationary 't~lig Job at the ow No function depalnow ___ thees pw seem-al something shod of days walking tata that nifi Sbenrom _______ __ qj the sasatlnfactotily, years as Sanford's police chief. Pwbrmk4 When P5 we. fired, he some dewlha that was given about $* the majority of se'e pay and Ben 8*1st, plop oy" the men are raised to As a tramc ticket "'ntlVS Issued by Sanford police to an II to the city manager for public acidy. Orlando Mcaanahsn added be ha was given the day to day conferred with a private at. Is the cumin of a saciar cng °"Y ( torney and that the attorney is ' arid becasie he __,._ . nii,-. ..___ r•• 'uiw w rwwr prommi ot y ou W1Ur ,v.4un UIJ we emeoune and keeping an eye an it a it fire an officer at Knowles' KaovIaV sepervtslon. Moaanaim alas tom-tied on develops _______ ______ reqseg to make certain niy beat stenstrom saw am after the Betler's role: not corn— "What pee. conference be received a telephone call fromthe idle ci an area daily new,r and was told a reporter had jod mentioned LaPeters' allegations to the attorney The reporter, according to ______ did an outstanding job for many and that wim the wire matter. His assicunw ha iwar to ft's SStPatwl Mr. LaPeters did assiggeng to Knowles was not and do.. not understand the Promotion. And he dun a 's do a sig cance admirde ___ general. . to 9-lost Oty Manger Wien E. Knowles and various he comm'issioners, was thwth..d for irma other than those cit ed by the ____ ____ _______ IICW COW) ansprcyse who was a' also alleged he was fired primarily because he Wed a. THMRDTW — Yewprobationary pitied as undestanr. Is that Hi R,I., The city adiningatration, an A deteo cassette valued at the other hand, Indicated he 17 'sad lesfrenst carci LaPelers was flied he was pithed at M and N . Pali perlurmed iiaatuitactatQy. Wilson received mncke damage 'flies valued at $1.2 were throughout the horse wi th e main mage cannne .th doles from two Mimita Maid trailers Paged at HI ACI1S bed, walls and curtains In a Pr OPO ty on Orange Aven ue hi Ah.agnorde Saints. - (Continued Frees Page IeteICe and leveled charges cowl; thick p4 at the . uoctrTrE on the fire dMartment Viol pow department for 7talglg. McClanahan Sees Lawyer To Keep Eye On Matter TOOLDOISTum HeraldStatWilier United Press Internatlosral Booing and jeering their union president, The oppoh*me* ci John W. Cord LU to the Pike reserve was appruvj (bet kariuier, said the man who will donate his time to the re.ts has completed Ms basic police dides. __ ___ - - - As They Vote To Nix Pact Mruct by hnlng. Approval of the site plans for the Ssgnbos Relauruit to be built at the cornet of Seminola Boulevard Tract Rood) and tJ& l- we. tabled for the ascend week hi a row. QI; Engineer Kenneth Ehlers said the plans do not tnclimle $ large too water reticn arsa. The council a budget wuetahop meeting "SC accowatung director Bill Vista, West Florida Quincy andAuth ahc Authority to Implement it on Is Taltntt reported that eight Sodhiard. distance calls at dd and on earning eea profits, w hi taertm basis. ch PSC (lsalnnan Paula Haycompaiuez. mcluli weekends will drop at kas U would entitle their customers tJrJthj fl , ft requested an additjonAj to kiss has prup.sed a fee, Telephone. apparently are la's request for a 1141 percent and possibly more ref unds. Southern Bell earned in. 5*000 interim increase tide which would mean op to an e. ear ni ng mo r -a .tai ax,xu re than their t er im rate hik, and scolded the spring, w hich we. approved. ft by We more lisa its ailliorizid rate of pencig savings. s.voimtusg all rate ci return. He was company for being in too big of cunt back several weeks Public Sense, Coriuntj return this year and has agree later, d director Richard Tudor indnrted to try to negotiate a huffy to follow its rules. Mayo se to eking dill anot he r $*,OØ make $145 million In outlined a 111.43 rate. wbah refunds wi th the The PSC voted 24 Monday to companies said he won't approve the hike det'tm hike ref unds, would mean an average implement a so-called "t until public bearings are Under the not clear ye, The conmiaslan will fina* nit" plan long distinct percent reduction. It I' how m ItS proposal, floridians would be Commissioner Billy May srwpuw prof it United is making, conducted on two interim in. decide the case Sept- 3 aft* '° u1)ttand Olduwirwied the detailS in charged a cut Miami already granted holding a bearIng Aug . It h bead. The eaceas forg the rate for the first saysit'stco,wIytoj with Southern firms ranges f rom I$.* to fl Air Florida, providing dilly expected to make pirmane* Telephone and other corn- two troors of udra-date calls rate ights between most major the two Interim hikes alrra4, , The savings w 'ft's still an Ides now. This is IlKom cities in the date, filed for a ranted It could be ssEsgwsal, but it would the tint time we've even aiim incha The other companies we $109 million Perm Caflrn ones', also were told apph only to calls made on abed it," Mayo said talked anent us. the latest interim request in lie lnrhantowis, forliseaut, St Joe. crease tad year and was given permanent decision. - Postmen Boo Union Chief LAKE CITY Cut Phone Rates 43% Could TALLAHASSEE luril United Telephone and seven weekends or after 5 pm on Rate for us date long smaller companies may be weekdays. IN BRIEF Pellet QId George kiteber said the faa' way atop slCtl are not in acm with uniform traf fic management control recImamdaUons In this area, ha "if the mcç4e feei infer with than, it 's all r." The council aottwilaj the eqor.dita of IM to replace two motors at the Whiter Pk Dci,, sewer plant which have been •.- "vs ivwimw mesa to e ••—.. — ti 'Tele-VisitI New Iowway atop signs will be .r,et.d again * their*eriectla%ci$salg Ones and Overts'oob a req—ted by may residents that area. The foorway atop s were takes down ma he age and replaced with atop aiges only for Overhej tridBc. Residents said, the cbwp wait - Keeps Sliding TOKYO(UPI)- The dollar slid to still another low of 187 yen on the Tokyo foreign exchange market today and Japan's chief cabinet scc;tary drib.d the new drop as see SEN. EDWARD BROOKE Av$. I. tCls-IA . asar Oviedo. The ifl --t-t ..d.art to ee•Sept. * 1* or when Grle"s term a mayor ezplrw or w Schrader Is no longer wiloy,d by kdwN, were alc.d a the city. The a 34 vote with Councilman Cal Robertson Jr. and Dan Willson In '1tion WIflan ha said he doomi believe the city chalet glee. the mayor the power to Appoint himself to an Office while Rohetlan Is op. — to t he region al sewer syitan a a ___ during proceedings on his (veg seam. Orlaxto R'glal Sewer Plant at Iron Brhe flevild1 Wr for a di.1 in Preliminary a,,.'.,J___ — that would allow cmatortioa cia $1 !b'n retfrr far the eUer1 hi sherry w. by the city comcfl Monday higlt Crwlbon an the certer Is to begin within the 111011111 mj.M, p&waier David Fart said today. 11 center, to be by the Catimbe Diocese ci Orlando, will be braid of St. Auglue's (bordt, e ci the Better UvtngCaw. a nw home Currently under tlan, and aseth ci the chuth. The retUomant center Is to how, 45 a an the ft,e-arr, psecci hi 1nis, Ixipleze. and deopIezet The rdUomunt ewlal salts we to rve a for the elty who we not able to cat lot a IngIe'iwidy e and Yet we __ ad rue for in ' bow am The canter will hat on Sierd Way. ____ 1 r.asoVtg rou..ittd by op Thomas Grady theo his rtai1ve, Fati, and Cvan prelinthiwy appr,,.I. Is mnI$,. tandy *flct from the Mngle4amtIy home d City Plower Dale MacMaim, in racom. menng the change in sag, said the _____ rnnitqil,4anily ming Is df.d____ an the city's land we plan and that the city's ____ — and zoning ceruntelton the change. The tnimcil also aw,4 the' appo ci Mayor Bill Grier as City r,praii,, an 9. C.-...k Waste te we Water Tra talon Authority. Grier's alternate. by the council, will be Bill &twader, dint; department açenlsor. The autbotity, to be composed of representatives of Casselberry. Winter Sprmes. Maitland. Winter Park a County. will a&rthlgor the $.mJie tim. — brought agamat Sen. Edward W. ooka, R. UM. for mIsdatanats made by the seastor in a PARIS I UPI A police inspector and an Iraqi Embassy guard died and two other Policemen and an arrested suspect were wounded ma shoot-out after a gunman's siege at the Iraqi Embassy had ended with his surrender. Police blamed the siege on the gunman ' s desire for revenge of the death of Said Hammami, a PLO representative slain earlier thIs year in London, who police said Probably was the gunman's brother. Th e blame for the shoot-out. Arab sources said, was an undeclared war between the PLO and Iraqi-based radical Palestinian opponents. Thoug',ds Ill__ DONNA nTn Petiw? charges will not be Revenge Blamed In Shootout At Iraq Retirement Center Gets Zoning Push scy ____ UUSHI4G UP disagreements Kerewdy, ruse day after the It's not an official part of he dovstossn renovation program of the Greater Sanford Ih'selopment Corp. - but every bit helps, as this workman brushes a little fresh paint on this building at First Sreet t and Palmetto .-enue. President's spokesman de. 'cribed the two as en joying s and comfortable relation'1 P ' said today he would would restrict his diff erence, writs (-arter to heIlth IIwugante I alone Why Pet Snake, Tarantula? I Cause Rick Asked For By I.Et)NSRD HeraldtonWrtta of - Children like to play aft kinds fl•je3 Richard Quigley's kids area Wt like other kids. " their tan ite;, Bream, in most lenses, you prohebly will not find two toys . - .- a Pet tarantula and a yellow rat snake, while in another room the daughter, are playing with their ei r hone-made three- ,I . , story doll house. Morning News I intend to Support the at" on the CflS - L SE N . KF:ii president on tither issues In Friday Kennedy, joined I'v e ioppiri.ij the president us by A i"l.-'lu chief (leurge use post and will continue to do Men - arid oniuzucy pro,,i,, kiiedthc presidents 'failure Kennedy said he could se, of leadership" on national eunpiom.,e with the While health Insurance and criticized Hon. 'down the road" and the guidelines of the Carter %aid hit Limit camp.- health plan even trig for con ee.ional e-andi. were mad. public. before they dates this tall to iwo to three Deputy Pre" secretary Res w k5" There was s peculation Granu,n said Month;, "1$ Kennedy insight undernt would supris, me if there Is ('alerb ta.lng the e f coiuultatit.r 'with Kennedy) Pwaltir Insuranc, plan directly as we proceed" on pevparaIio to the ' . - - differ on health thsurajr. dearly," the Massachuwttj L)rmus'rat said in an appear. electorate of health ituurant-e legislation. Deputy WEATHER Shot ORLANDO 8* this Is what makes chlIrfren of the aas**an to the - - , Sanford city manager a Little ' ±.Iletnit. - ., , , - P .. - -, UI'I t - -. An tiring. County Sheriff's tie. i.e. readlag,: em. pertin t puty who was shot pefatere, 'i; .ses'aigbt h*, in Use en de srni while trying to aired U; y est er day's hi gh, b.remer,' pressure, 30.5$; ..Monday was .w;ly hospitalized in relative huadi;, IN per ml. gursl ndition I - So wiry would you find then ':. animals In Quigley's modest .1 ut oitsicl SaiSfOril' Fwes'e.t: Rain mock ilikt A depadnt spokeswoman day. "Rick asked for it, so we , said Deputy Fred Staly was thought it would he nice for hen ., WEDhKSDAYflftp / /injured while Invedigattng a to have," says Quigley. DiyI.i. Ritb: hIgh 7:41 rbstitbsnce at a gus station. am., 5:23 pm., liv And why would the l$'year. 1:1* am. , suspect, Jackju l.o(;ree, 1 old Rick wad this larp pm. wr 4 UH away Irisir an crawling around the cage in the P.1 Casasend: hIgh 7:41 ufilcet during a itrug4I,, and %II:I.ls.s, .INI) BARBARA dW01u)renIglit' • ' ' l• am. alleg (1tJI(.I.EY AND ThEtIS D011. lH)t's: 7:44 Ped ly ihut Stily lie wi 1: 22 pm. "I Like ezotic animals arid usually spray you with their that dut reven tunes by the k desire The doll Pose which too 10 work with wood. Iaypsrl: hIgt*:S3s.m., 1:11 Officers. and NapislIsed In sit ur over an when I saw this ad Us a body hairs," Quigley says. AM, between "I really enjoy dohrg thing, pui, low 7:15 am.' 5:11 magmine I thought It would he while Initially It appeared the aimed SOlOS ho s pm. vnbtson. ttweu.us nt h period to like this," said Qulgt.y, who nice to have," said Rick wtm father and son had ml..ed build was a ('brldmas present added that in the future he's has his sights set on being a being sprayed, about an hour for Melissa arni Barbara. planning to build miniature herhetologig. later the scratching began. "I tried to keep Its secret by rooms which he hopes to Watching him handle Pancho Pancho's neighbor in other working on an it In the workroom someday enter an compusJIj,. the taradula, it Is obelos he rage Is a five400t yellow rat bid it's hard to keep something 'You'd be surprtssd how not only enjoys what he's doing, make aha recently bought as a like this wider wraps with tire many eahdatlorts and coritats t*it Is not afraid to handle the pet for hair Rick and his kids ninilurg around," QuJglej there are 'here people display hairy spider. younger brother, Timmy. said. this type of work," he said. "As long as you hold The name ci the snake is Ingat the doll house And the makt-tçof the rthey found out Pancho was a derived from the food eater, show, the aniowit of work psit fansily Is rounded out by tire gIrIafwMse laid eggs ) 'OIlheeatsabod three tofr,, Intuit Little Itiasa agen dog that rims sides, you don't have to worry rats at a time but he usuallyEach ci the floors ha. f ur' Ilweuijh the host. The floppy about being dim" the youth eats only abed every thee, niture showing fine detail and Itwee-yesr.cId dog has been says, - ,. - - ' to foot weeks," Quigley says. workmanship. The stairway around the Qsdgiey tome (or only trouble wdh having the two boys are ezterdng from the find to thee, years and "Is a pretty And while a The tarantula Is protecting enjoying the animals in their second floor Is carpitid Lik, the alert watchdog," according to yourself agiond the haard rows, of equal their slaters are getting other rooms throughout the Quigley. having them pr'vtact thempleesir, from their doll home. A lhasa apse Is most selves. house which dads dra'dily in C-olnpktkar of the doll Pose coSnsnornly found in Tibet where "If they cai't ding you, they the nest room has not eltlssgrdshed Quigley's they are used an wairhags. Mobster Tells All To' Senate Panel WASHINGTON (UPI, - A on declared a " da.ger,. cotimad longd..t, ara,mlsl special W1endot" hi a 117$ and ortim Ircitickar its Is federal real wider IbM aid ahi. a edi4 adorvld that As ihile dead be has ha "hitman" today ge the a "'" a veil a Irate Pesur, lavealga. "dyleck." tioss ssbc,amIUs, bis in"His saperior was Phil elders view ci gâ( a'im Kivolirk, a lle-'-rw of Hopa "Wh we we abed Is hso ty and clesiby sda$nd at over the no seem-el days with members silks old should aleil ad slam e all," LaaMy44.g,l.wm-, Inc aide---- Vice m crowd." said UI. Didrict lam Mass, D'Ga, is a Je Norma C. flge, if "far whot we will Veil laudale, Via ha Is nut a play, TV . so Whee ha ma a IN A s It is ths W40 an nd sads Florida. Nas aid, t' aai word qUa." ..i4fl,4 have Gay Besde.h, 41w wilma ui orp-'-d aims activity ci Nas's five-hearing e.rla, aa the nails. ______ HOSPITAL NOTES JULY so %No Gs..Wiv S.d. Lmd AOt A Sass ' 0 Ns..ø., jyw, , Vwvc., C.., 61 N s t.'.as. 5U.s* M.'so ,, MftAey ' o,..e DIICNAI,e S samet'd is. 41 AD"1914"s c,.., C'I j• CUCI*II 0 p•• A.W mcs Moss iii 1d54 *e,$•7 SAvSrs s I. liDs a V.01,, L.'ore M.Ni Gfatt@ a sets we.,, Mopse'. C kusa*, Delyi emotes $iS, DMiei Jses t, 0400" Lon, as is., 1.15. Mat, M'.e Pipsu', t'IAvss "' IL "'P' 'w 1,6111 sse *as.sw Ma. Maw D'ImI 5ve'wsi', Oi 0 S."id,i, 0r p p,, u.,s W.a.s a Aciwe sW isv 5.v, 9 a"." So ON GieI. I Lii Mi Gs'. • WT uiiwt — lidSi 1. Near.,.. D.'w s see asos owl WO I -- s•,.,,, ç �- _ ____ - ---- ~_ -'-,j ,, .. [. ,_ I I, I - - . .. - - I... I I . EwningHenJiJ i N. FRENCH AVE., SAJIFOPD FLA.32771 • Sometimes nan the dried Area Code 304M~Xll or 1314M W r 9 Tuesday, Aug. 1, 197$-4A :4 __Id N____ Ohl WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. 0HRR4, Editor RONALD C. BECK, Advertig Director _ F '' (veahig Nsu'abi. Sa.Osq'd, FL lT*f* )i -The SPORTS at an NW k Warning WU the rae the health choir. "Art you w?" I prodiled. To nodi ed the details, liii reporter contacted a Yes,,, have enough for Staff and patients," health department omdaL So that the official's 'P Dffl told me. Identity will ad be knouii, we will refer to him or "In other words. you've bee's operating op until he"Deepnow with more helixans than you needed,"! said. Vibes of county health officials Streaming over "We've been operating with more bathrooms than to the Sanford Police Departineit to at their have bee's needed for half the county.- he said, helroca* danced In my head as I dialed the "Thee this may be a prim example of goverm telephone to talk to Deep Dean. "You people wide," I said. beat on renovating youneivei right out of "Not any more," said Deep Desbn. "We want to bathroom.-attroanL" convert those ballrooms to other xes. I don't think "No, 'oufly you have tary the'. Ym nl a ad! figiae thu the official Wit ,, -•• inor--uoweis do URN we're up to our knees in. it caress ballrooms over the dam." 15 ballrooms," Another dory down the death. In Sanford.A routine day full of Icicrindlon about u" changes and all the etthig atmi could only rival an in 60 report An the anlosding of a hee*$ truck for reader interest yet, even there, alert reporter can find fact, that need protong. liududed In the plan for renovating the health facility we several referasces to trasorintng ballrooms lito dotage roams and librwles. The changing of one bathroom p,. lot pIj rrpca baLlrooms U the cause for raised eyebrows. Such I HoueD,ft,,ry. Week, RI ces )b*h,$3.4o; SMomthL $14.20; Your, t40. By Mail: Month, $27I; I Months, $1120; 12 Mon. the, $32.40. subjects can be the source of IWi in county (wvwrr.ijet Take the r enovation of the co*y's health canter jfl," '' $ .I- are water By MAX MXHzMlif; How About- Los Angeles C Its ? Or The LA Bengals ? By Visited Pres.twiatjseal IN Use u.onsewn Canmisslon, asbed trimly to move the Colts to California In light of the in. t411161111 move of the Los Angeles The Los Angeles Colts? How about the Los Angeles Bengal,' Baltimore Colts' owner From History ANGLE.WALTERS Snail D arter M atter Theme ingsJuJy2andninSanDjegobythe secretary of defense and the chairmen of the Joint Ch iefs of Staff of the United States and Korea promise to have an enormous bearing on the future of the Republic of Korea. The conference had global significance because the pw'pose was to determine the extent of U.S. troop withdrawal, from South Korea and, consequently, the extent of continuing U.S. Protection hi a strategically placed ally. I Robert Irsay and Onclivati Bengal,' President John Sawyer disclosed Monday they had received letters from offidais Of us Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum's asking It Unit teams would be titaeeoied In moving to Los Angeles, In a letter dated July 24, Kemeth Hahn, vice presided VIEWPOINT ~ rI - -. : t 11. I. ... 1". . ..... - - over the late of the tiny Snail darter. which has WASHINGTON The ongoing political scrap Defense Devours The Land ... . . 0 Whether by design or n, the San Diego !,~ . • ByDONGRAFF k 1, ions coincided with the 25th anniversary of come to symbillue the apparent conflict between •' progr ess" and "conservation." tlreatena to ,the truce signing on July 77, 1953, that ended the o bscure "Air Force says new missiles may need area a queation of I umdamentaj Importance. fIghting in Korn. the sire of Connecticut." That real difference does It make to TheWarwuneverendedbypcaceaty and 'seh1is aTdPeOPieeI,e,bereInthewor1d So the New York Times informs us, putting 1. 1 ....;. Lj !.,. lii uneasy armistice has prevailed along the 38th in a headline nutshell the scope of a proposed whether endangered plait and animal species . 'Para llel that divides South Korea from Communist are saved him extinction' weapon's lydern now on Pentagon drawing By a happy coincidence, the non.proItt boards. North Korea. / 1 Woridwatch lngltige here In Washington has 19, Propitious timing makes It appropriate ItdoesmakeonUnnk - evenwiy_at Cr to 1:1 PC ,. . whatwe could becotning to. I .gecaH some of the developments in Korea, and very subject under a grant fran the United I Br fl y, the new System would replace the their consequences that have brought us to this Nations F.nvtro mental .Prntearn. p :.. . . ., AJ" Present Minuteman network, which, with j, i -. moment-of deek:j;. A nd the conclusion wtid's author Erik , r fixed launching sites, Is regarded,, tnieasthgly ......... •. First and foremost, we should remem ber what ECkIIOUT's prouents. In a remarkably persuasive .'\ vulnerable to a Soviet f strike. Th -calls : paper.U that that It matters a great deal - U's hard: happened previously when we withdrew our sup- nosed, for a new generation of mobile missiles, : rapidly 1-1 1 11 whether the c :;. t.Two hundred would be trucked port from South Korea: The last U.S. troops pulled accelerating disapterms ; .. A pearanc, of many plait and around at random among 4.000 La unchIng sites in out in July, 1940, and six mon ths later Secretary of animal species across the globe can be halted. r. adrategic shell game. Theoretically, the Soviets Dean Acheson drew a specific "U.S. defense There is far, more at dab,, in the crusade by would be kept guesaing as to which silos were I • . perimeter" that excluded South Korea. ..aclentisti and others to preserve endangered " :- empty at any time and which held missiles, and The Communists took this as an Invitation to 51INIM than a philosophic desire to keep odd - , '..' thus were valid targets. and exotic binsties about for the Sake of in e'. _ o r , . adventure and North Korea, encouraged by China teilectual ,, __t curbotty. It would be In several respects 11w largest :'.. and the Soviet Union, invaded South Korea in June, - -. . -. Among the hundreds of thousands of unique weapon's prngrsn ever undertaken by the 1950. stud irreplaceable life forms now threatened with United State - and how times have we The three-year war that followed claimed some extinction by the end of this century as a result of Smoking signals heard that before' Total cod edimates range up a on the environment, there may be six million casualties, including 33,629 Americans man's assault oW billion, and the large number of launching tls chemical compounds of dramatic sites would be dispersed ove r an area of from killed, more than 100,000 Americans wounded and countless pojUI "The plant kingdom." as Harvard 4,00010 5,000 square miles 1°'tnore tha n 5,000 missing. 1t.- j Evans Shuijes has noted. LIGHTER SIDE . That, as us T unes notes, would is the III Intervention by China prevented U.S. victory "re -represents esents a virtually untapped reservo ir of equivalent of the Conditugim State and possi bly wanod the rets'slficatk'sn of Korea as Gen. of the Army new chemical compounds, many aoruiinaruy u some. dynamlc..," '4)ouglas MacArthur had hoped. Now , Connecticut MAY not be one of our larger Innumerable wonder drugs, oils, ns, dyes, The struggle ended in a stalemate with pesticides dates. Elsewhere, say In Nevada or Montana, and other products now taken for By DICK WUT 4ioia'sdar1es generally along the orighal dividi ng gra nted In our technological society come from Dees anyone seriously believe the Soviets are amount Oh territory can go be dropped Into . 0 . J -01 is .. Saints' first tzhit*tlon game Saturday against the Philadelphia Eagles in Metco City. called waivers on enable tight and Mark Diifreum and traded him to the New York Giants for a draft choke. Tm-year quarterback Grog tanufry signed a multi-year contract with the Detroit Lions. Second only to Hall of Fame quarterback Bobby tayne on the list of Detroit pers, Lantb'y said he wanted to finish he career In Detroit. The PIttsburgh Sleelers re- The Qeveland Brawls pee-pared for their flrd exhibition game with a ceedrcll.d scrimmage Sunday against the Hefts!. Bills U Kent State University. The Browns hod tim New York Giants Monday light at Municipal Stadium. The Atlanta Falcons reieaad Including place-kicker Dave Reeve, the alkitne kauhig scorer In Noire Dame history. Also cud was defensive back Alan Trolls', a free agent from New Metro State. New (Issis Saints guard Conrad Dobler returned to Practice after undergoing minor surgery on injured Uprise" it he left ring finger. Dolder was Listed by Coach Dick Nolan as probable for the Rams to neighboring Deage County. Hahn said the Rams have averaged more than $0,* pecans per home game for 30 Years and asked Irsay to causider the move. In other developments wound Use league. the Karam . I ~1 ;0 ii MILTON M1CH54SS - , It .- • - - p NEW YORE I UP!) Bob Lemon was lying on the couch at his 1110111 In Long Beach, Calif., taking it easy and enjoying life, wit hout a worry the The W)gte5o* had fired him as manager two weeks before, Bill Veeck saying it was like chapping off the head of one of his kids. and meaning It, too, and now all Lemon was doing was collecting Its money "scouting." This was a week age Sunday around 10:30 at night. its :. • ': . :I - .. State " . .,.. L - ' A. I. - 'i, :'. '':. - ..'. - " many ' It - . . ,. .. . . Tb. stabJjgy for, South Korea and Japan that was obta ined at such sacrifice by the United States and Its allies a quarter century ago has been placed Jeopardy by President Carter. iso, Seeking support In his campaign for the I presidency by appealing to a U.S. weariness with '.kdernatkiral Involvement after Vietnam, Mr. Carter promised to withdraw all troops from South ' ; J Korea. Obviously, history warns that th is would -stnboiden the North Koreans who have never $keasedtOasseTt their Intention of conquering South Korea, to march again. They are confident that the United States, in 'she grip of post Vietnam paralysis, would not indbervene once the ground troops were out. Even thotØ the US garrison in Korea has Ilbeen reduced, its coot presence remains th e best det errent against North orean aggression, as ,the last 25 years proved to the world, Sit There are signs that President Ca rter Is having .cond thoughts - stimulated in part perhaps by the adamant warning of Maj. Gen. 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Ism Mrs W1sbi*avi.p. ow L Ian Diss sass. 55 ____________________ ______________ TçsfmanOldbabls U. Few kip bm 0109 lot s-'t isHe - - --'. -. - PiCW barn"--. Than Mm been a dramatic in. crane Ut drug -"gglig from Vermont into _____ '.., • g-- put ' op -- P c$ up.t, - "4anopolis regi al headquarters, lie sun- by a par on anoid personality," nosed the these rating bawd members and He sdd that bein threatened t hem with 4-"sIa.I it they failed to plsynidaa rather th g .wàsd by a private appr Us Roruideb claim. Wbui the these 'Ice my comfort." an Ma valoran hospital was After all, he reminded on, "I 4aln ruluald to acrepi the backache as a was the administrator for they were told they'd be looking for Aibnliatratls." new jobs the neat mu-siug, LA1ZIT DOltS lit Ml boom U Alaaba has lbs review baud was replaced at the , of brought with it a boom in Illicit drug trafficking. Its sli-moeth tenut, asS hlcrnbu'gs, rieiJ The navaics, according to one Intelligence Its peirs tactics on the re,iac.wa. 't are arriving "In Valdes area via Raudo was allowed to take a as, 'p-ideal hip new oil eI.os from a private physic.. ratw VP" lbs vaflos i-homes have "included *ngp5rtigII Irim I5hers fo, fle, $y thai repel I. a veteran hospital shire mad '- - e __________________________________________________________________ ___ - ..-,-•--- -. •. OOEjC _______ I boards. pl, deader eli--p No It 'lit mod bidet '-ad Phtkal erv, k -p was 11 Quabec Province, C-ends- (k$liasd crime preoa1 I have sost u0 -.iI I Us Veteran j_ d ?1os Bugled hindu- mesheta rI tm-Mod, he Us.., heM figures ii Mr..3 are behaved to be involved.., Us Us ba rk Us F- ILl c Adiuinat,Mues-"_____ b. a Swoles'tiIiiit IISiIb,kie,u N flyg to recruit , In the sad, Bauduhek weed op than- hi mpjj omplq..sz of Us t'aiil. Us they rmeri. Us ec sJ WI, who iaMlywIth the easraftaais lie hets. Can, ' -1.d Us. Ø ad from a Wir Inds. JWSlift. twe of tts.rluckh&ad AVIANCA, to hs thom dicim.,..$ (ums 30$ a frees Us caftft Veteran ism" tei is ins anas -'-. anl asS New J wey hea dam Rasdak..L was awarded N P11L.I for apir of asiMlic he.. Us to be boat $ng M. hiuIy Ys,t. 11.111 Coed Goad romatly bawdsd a epjI , _ Q, he had_sdsudj aiepd,M Weld Wv 'i e't ansi in Us Gad of MaaIg and seined, e,uy day." Peeheab, aid U. Ihebap, rdv.s.4 I. Ike case with acarding to he "p 1amaly to 'ire repset, "*111 Mo H, an hid a psi is Mo bark, she hi adiskstion he Pssdeofanhjan.adupa,,. ___ 'udvi*"I.Us,etUsbaheof Another doIMWUsCdGI SWAM ihe. lb lid be cs't r-mbar -'-uo, an replisly rdi..f geosde Us Us she it.. he ve4u.b a ceam ea Hay I, was cau tans Oh Ii "Ion" aided rust-do &.,.J hi he Us back an- ha,, his Be. ft.--an hem Mo lUacrs heal mefljsa,. (be of Us craft members, it tamed •" Nsiehelb, he., languid say hiese of .1, bad he. r4 by Us of Aher lii gp: i IL IkenClass Goad I bang brss Mo bohe ad aid ears 1,77 whe Mo dap ant down Us prubtom r-aduI frees a usad cr her, an ---- oBey at Us asp with a '5' of Us 'Ni e r'1-i. a oa lade $30 teas of sarijans absurd. _______ _____ c... -. -7. other - ___ EVAINIMM __ _____ ____ ___ JACK ANDERSON I , " MaCtills ci - çwIwiipq, - Long Wa From 44 To 56 or " WASHINGTON - The dory can now he lid be asnlv.d In ISIS how RlcIwd Roudebusuk, a rotund politico who his used to head the V.t.e' Aimlnlatratlo,, prevailed, despite di dlnged service as wangled a $31-a-month Increase, Mo p peppy chairman and veteran benefits. Forelga His claim was bored down by tear separate In ii7t, than. pngWars review boards But thiS didn't *If OhflCI5II, tts veterans who owed their jobs to Riudebi..h Thu allowedMO atlos as a cansultut . SsbseqweatIy, the redoubtable a private physician to give t heir former baa new medical exam. An ad verse tile in his a RISIItbSh .le,.d to vetiraso admU'sIMzat.r. alas mysteriously diaqpsuwd. 1. twa But that ls't th e ward of 1.11w crisis. hes midwe bacan hew, be adn,f Me weak him ck pies in albert Roudebuhi left behind I. the Vetirais ,parless MsAnlatrsijoi and jab theists ed etwader mbsrdnata Fibsusi, im. Tb. Us loyal Red Sox Snap Hitting Slump Keel.r's rd of 44 games had toad since lfl7 as Its slitting National leigum mark. ' s ss0 ""old . But while Hose was keeping dub in Kansas City and find out what's what. If we can't get this CLINIC sponIGHT Zinn Beck. Sanford's grand old man of baseball. was his streak alive, his teammates were going about closing the draigblened out, we want you to manage Its Yankees. I'll get a surprise guest at Monday's little League clinic at In Us NI. back to you. ft looks like we gut protieen&" pennant SWITCHES TO ZINN Sanford Stadium. Beck, left, Is 3 and has 73 years of race. With the score tied. II, in It,J Thie following day. Romen called Spin frorn Kansas city asking tOdC to 1*5 seventh template UWt.d Press lateruatiesul service to organized ball an a plrseu-. c-u.'1 and the nth irmug, Lace Cerseplemon10el there asanunasbecould. Lanoto threwsome ciottes scout, We's ftInki.r, florida KaseballSchooldlrev te r, clot's singled, dole second and lift Us has Mod took off. He bad to change own in Denver wid Just when It kusbed like there But the be are playing it Is at right, scored Us go-ahead run on was going to he apeaaiitrace cni They know Uwy'read ed when I. arrived In Kansas City In lit ear ly hours of Tuesday Cesar Geronlmo's single, in the American Laaguie East, of the woods yet. morning mabody was there to meet him. Anot he r single by Junior the Rostan Red Sax started That dida'I bother Bob Lemon, though. He's not the k ind who We can t say we're out of it Kerewdy, followed by a pinctulit hitting Main, ever aspects to be greeted by brass bands any he goes. et, lust because of seared VAN When he got to the airport in Kill= City and Raw no one around. The kwo* got their third win , single by Jo. Morgan gave the Said Gum what what iroved to be the In tlw lad U gamis Monday be balled a cab ameS heeded for the hotel wise, the Yankees were y winning na's U's the 3.2 ekioly nisjt with a $2 romp over the By this tint, he already was the sew manager of Us dab and Oki" Whit. Sol that leam long way top sad we sit ATLANTA i UPI i - Pete baseman will be going against caught Keeler, he said he was than 13 days later, he was told he would be the general The victory enabled the fle- tired a 12 M Radon attack. have I. be psaltivo ihek*á," ager U's 2is foadal tiuss not having Larry McWilliams. a 34'ysarold tksappc*nted he IM. Talk about Horatio Alger. He never moved op as ui qckly as was held to just to pull within a hail-game ci Us Jerry Buoy thwve lii 11,,, rims krapec any more milestones after rookie who has only been In the one Put and lot ground to division-leading San Yranclat-u with a single and a double and AnuS as for It. (bias. wA Ut Mane hav1 $f. taight in Its drive toward Joe majors a hew weeks. Atlanta's Jeff Buirrougus In Glaigs, L'sx's' dUmb was so swift, in fact, that when he Kick Burleson added a bases-.-Into nto Us Math ,I his Dildagglo's 14game hitting wife, Jam. to tell her he was going to be the Yankees' general "He could be big problem their battle for the NI. batting I've •4411d ôoutie. letdwd well. But them I Mailed "It seems like ve in e r s ce streak may make it tougher manager in II mouths, she thousgid he was putting her on. He tam for for me," Said Rose. "Since I've lead Devils ECkersley, 12-4, llwew hanging all my breaking tall., town In Us streak weve e,, finally convinced he he wasn't. concentrate on the never seen him Atctu. I'll have a six-hitter, striking out seven my b p,, You playing good ball," said Hose Years back, Casey Stengel, who had trouble with names all his record. to watch him pretty close while R.ggi. Returns get hypnotized out thor, and I "The streak seems to ch in arg g "It's f un when you are purhe's life, once called lemon "that other (ella" after a lengthy war ming W. Anyway, wasn't stile to break eat Oh II," the too." To Right guys diacour,ecmaeveland's more celebrated pitcheraithe time, Bob suing a record sal t here are when I fac, a fork bsll Wiison'Mai.r Kraeec lit tither guys you can pass." said Ilk. Elsewhere In the Feller, NL MontMcWilliams, I worry about real shaded Pittsburgh, 34, Grabs NEW YORK UPLu Now once again, Lemon is cad as "that other fells." He's the Rose, who Pit safely Ii's his 44th him putting me In , I: onepradkaliyeverybody lsuversongtnau theconc,atJ st raight game Monday night to McWilliams appear s w be New 'lush 'ank,es reuiggied Phtladdphti dimneJ i,. EJ Fidiuruu., riding. lb-hat WthseKeeler's$l.yearsome worrying at Ms their lineup Monday night, York, 6-I, liountan pitaway attention on Billy Martin and George SI.thbrermer. As someoneUeWee old National League record, Yankee attack, hurled a low, urPutting Thurman Munsonback San Francisco, 4-I, and San Wilson-Mater women' titter to who has seen Bob Lemon pitch, amid hit, more than a dose's yes's his 11th will in 1$ Ii behind the plate and R.e Diego topped Los Angeles, with Cleveland,and manage ballplayers after that, lean give you seems 6- tad weeb.nul's tournament at "It's going to In a thrill to Jack back Ii right field. one plies of advice: NEVER overlook Bob Lemon. thimond Beach which was won •- •, RisIa): pitch against him." sad 11* 6- The switch is a result of the AseaL Glaed I: He doem't dam to be Us bad manager who ever lived, or the " It's a long way from 44 to loot-S Joe Nieb,r halted the Giant, by (Is had Blue left-hander who has return from Us Pinch hitter Jim Norris' he then he sever claimed IC be the bad pitcher Us It" a iM two 5111($iS will squad poled a 21 record with a 2.12 bas..ueand ei i, is the nimb Busby Dent, who was emartad, either, and all be ever did was will 30 or more games Dave Bergman singled home TOI igM Rae can The Daytona Raiders , ERA since )ouilng 11w lk'avei uttering from hamstring prob- pair cit rusts to give Seven 11usd times, Pitch 31 shutouts and wind op in the Hall Of second place all alone by "Their whole team ts great, but lens. To make rosin for Dent houston Its elUinaIed lit Sanford women of rollover Sid Monge, 3-I. Al Fame raising he's the one to get because Of on the rester, Us Yank,.s sent seventh straight win. Jose Cng in a 'semi-final round, 6-3, hlesbuoky, 44, look lit l M -,ak . and Julio Gonzales also singled despite two hits by Alice New Jays I, Tiflen? odds are In his favor Mist the the streak." L Lemon has a nice, y atyie about tim, and as someone rUttier Mike heath to New mme rums to soppod Niekro, 3- M'sdr.ws. 37-year-old Cincinnati third said In talking about Mm, "lie couldn't . b. a (*ts's VOW' loath l'ssr Oh While Rae was pleased he Haven. I Cathy Griffith of Wilson- the ssouon In the 14th Mmr4 filet" Maier won Us troph y for the lifted Us Jays to their vilely Be ti,a way with players with owners with ev ryo e, amid U tousritamet's Pighad yea don't think Is could astonisha whole lot of people who don't offer' Us Tigers. know bUn by bringing the Yankees bane in frost this mom limit avenge, 117. The Wilson lean won lout A's 5, Augela I ask ussof tites who do hew him, We Ross, Billy Martin or gaines U Us k'soas' brac ket Malt Keough. Dave Hewserle GM ven BillV.sdi, the who 1st he so 'sly a meuth ago. Hemp's Angels wore aim and Ella Son combined os a 5êIl'wv• V 44 U) I Ls. is $7 now And knows hews vittaily all Us sou.Qum4p'ssse, ptsi,s,, ,Is3io I GaPiti Is) tII invited . . Players, having served as Its YMa' pIlc o ii 's Miss) , ti's ii to the lowney, losing seven-hit shet.ut to pitch the couch two years Major League cl.v.WW a ii is6 us rous a Ti, 5. $ 1$ I 5s,,,a $5 COOS'- I V Pi two straig ht games. ,, A's pet the Angelo, 4111111. ferente n so pP u.uuto I do , 's •s*..'..w is) Il5?a$, 7 Alegre. Ill -04"s we,, Baseball Iii isis, if Ndtda hehers him a we let amid is e rh t it .- . - -• ,.. 'Ustaf i••ij a. U 5)1 SWV, P171155. V _____ _____ Ian Cv 15 44 111 175 11$ oft get., be i't ,vl, lily Pill we. 00 fill pribi,sms 'SsOs.at Lassie cat4 Is IS us a PIPTIO - D. s, pvi,'_ I ItV'sIC (is I0 • with Boggle Jackesso. For un, Bob Liens mea't. lii as,u' Mm out 046 ill" is ii tit i ties as 's up O'tUa, o.t tat iss in1 Vu' a silas's'135 S.) ti. w L P0. SC ye, with That's his a is at ie t p u :. w ,is . qs, in )as ftdo otis. 101541 ftIS, 5 N'.ssate 04 40 ii, P 5 p 153 W. Lsd Saturday, bofut Us It tSCSi "I 4. it V 54,1 4355 e with Us Twins, the Yankees, CPWCSI ii ii ch.(." at is ia' s an UMID11 i C. sic bustsu ,an,.eat ut Gown O'ssi ill P'ss5* sow a is on a Qewsiad ru.lZe., to tab. put Ut Us Old u .,, 16 60 M's 334 iIS 5 151 Sail Miii, lii 15553 it's Via' $atw'ats tip S 5? 07 Its Day fimithes to which hi had boss inVited sow" ssa ill, I ha., is, 355. Q 11 3) t.m. 3 Sen Ysik III iN. is 53 All 1111 M,. 11 SaP. lvwsis 1,55. boisn.Mrputtiiginalsag by. L..suals,wssmslledtoa v PO puss as. Tush is as. Quit) ma. P 5 ii I415. 1(5311 • ci as i' s.a,. ci*.,s's n,s a,. 5553 plede puty along with all Us ether Old Timers.5 va s. t.. i II ss.so.i PIP?,I vsi Pici 1su.a Cis, , II) S I, PCI 55 l.csd Us kW ad day I had boss be lash WW awhe San iiats Ciane & was CI$c I 'si D.pw4cusl 5 usu1s's.s. I aal,titio 8~0 IS) is 43 viCe I DsW,.$ P $4 IN, I Ts, heuw beput$othepty. He wait&A led man to mak. I. Ut tact. c.waiI , vs Q CU aslee.'s mm a,,... 45. Q 45 43 * " ø.eianm I. Cat55 I CW% How ExeMVA Chief Got Extra Monthly Pay "0.: ready fm toss upefl4 dinner con. versatlon I'm leeHng klngti 'Angiw WAIN hd - Fourth ti '' - Field have _____ - N __ - iii premium in - - going to dad Idly by and let nat ural soces, with new ones be discovere lb. Lad We* swplus one good-sized county. And the date itself Is In ace, which already has under no danger of being sealed off behind a nobele aimed dallj, more twins missile holes go un wtnd? than an lIwpaMw,pi1'g, may be about to take N Can confidently say that rsdeda curtain. project ed sit, Anyone has followed the anns race at all from several "gsotedmicijjy would be select ed ,., t t comparable qoinine,,. suitable" areas In k in tii case, a mi ile le remaj be discovered," cautions Eckhokn, According to press ropouea, Preidng ss ho the Wet and Sougjiwng- wide o i spaces on gap - goes tmbrIet the order of the Central Nevada Great Basin, "tat no one can cooftileatly say they don't. app0w Incr,ae it- th. number of holes from You know arid I know that If we dig 300 more California's Mojave Desert or the South Platte either." 'hid's inercontb.ntal missiles can he launched, misatue holes than we hue missiles, the Soviets hams spilling over into Kansas, Nebraska and Part of the problem Is that sciertlata have Theoret icall y, the proposal makes sense. The are going to dIg 400 more holes than they have Colorado. id entified no more than 1.5 mIllion of the 3 to 10 more holes we have, the more difficult It Is for missiles. That leaves the United States no choke Still, it do million plant and animal species edimated to be th es raise a question as to w ha t we may e Russians to keep track of utece our missiles but to go ahead with additional excavations, be living on earth right now, and have screened OILY are. committing U's the allocation of for a $OO4io!e total. Now comes the problem. resources, in ourselves real estate, a small traction Oh us known species for to defense. Will Let's say, using purely arbitrary 11gw.. that ut ilitarian val ue. via reglor'ss In the nest generation of The Soviet Union still mbeijes require an 9's United Slates Is permitted under the SALT Siberia that are relativelyhas Millions of new sierra especially of desolate and could or a Mlssouri And what aoout the navy' inc agreement to have 100 ICBM missiles ready for acuinmodde aimed unlimited quantities of Insects. remain to be discovered, par. "I engranted another multi. have just be Ucularly, In the humid tropics of us world. Yet, missile holes w$thotl people havthg to .&, bililordc!lar monster and lint for more, as Eckri's notes, '11 current patterns of human In event of a nuclear strike. our Minuteman where us suggedlng a possibility for a future Times yco In the more densely populated United Slates, headline: continue. Use nialleemplacemeatsobviously would be prime majorit of species will vanish 'sej targets. Big it we however, the among of space available for 40 underground silos, ezideire, much less their biological bnpatsic, and ha,p moving the missiles from one to the "Navy says new nuclear sopercarrier requires ille hole deploymentdCfIAItIIy is finite a economic utility. Is edablisiet" other, the enemy could wind op bombing a lot of There may be ram for a few thousand, U berth the sue of Lake Michigan." ii, difficulty. empty holes. An embarraem'ssnt, to say the everyone dade real close together. But evei*u- !teVOIIAlOIJ t, for politicians as lid, do their Are we ally you're going to Mart reusing Vito urban , perhaps entering an era in icientit,, Is that u problem of enu1angere lead. area, which of our land devours the land species Is far easier to Identify than the solution. lsnagls'se On lass dispatch: "MOSCOW The wail darter flap Ill ustrates how difficult Her* Soviet missile crews In Missile holes In cities woulth's't fool anyone, of llteflhlY' ills to make a cue for saving any one species dtoday scored deed bits on 20 Americanseholes attack course. The Russians simply would assume they As noted back there a tilt, It does makeone one animal or plait life when doing so requires the V°ld. in wee potholes. De maybe urban renewal think. And thinking hard enough prodoces Sacrifice of development projects with clear and possjbi h.fuJ pug "Satellite recoimalssance confirmed that the we may be glad oreove r, many smaller coqmtrl.s that cannot It all Mactad w uwnertate benefits targets were totally obliterated. All lIst remains a ffMord ith Connec cut. missiles would be tempted to dart their over Rhode Island and Delawart. nii it tisat can is umauit so nab. in of the 2$ holes 152$ bigger hole programs. U Carter thinks the Should the eacalatlon wealthy nation be carried to the like the Voted Slates, it Is ,'sr- Si mush for the thooriticai benefits, PricSALT MALT II bargaining was rough, wait till he tiles trne, tuuafly Unpeelbie to all In d..,.,.ulely poor ticauy,themlsslJ.hoJ1,is ep,Ith hose two smail,at Mates may be all the to negotiate a missile hole non-proliferation territory countries of Latin America, Asia and Africa. Ire ramifications. left to 200plua WIflq y's agreement. Americas Lacking securit y clearance. 0 , "1 Armageddon Shell G : ' west . C The Chicago Bears siand waiversn two IsUhe Bis agets - wide r.cilvar On Peterson from Graeelasd. Iowa, and kick.., It-ice Carbon from out his - *•. Al Rosen, us Yankees' president and his old teammate with tie Indians on the line from New York. "I don't know for sure what's going on, but I wait you to daal by," Roam said. "Billy Martin has bee quoted on something In the newspapers, somethIng not good, and I'm leaving to join the .. '- r - Tito phone raft and when I immoo picked up the & soctiva 4 was t , - - -, - ., The Denver Bi.a..,s tit, their reds' to 1$, coft the rookies sad veteran cut aarkt Bobbie Brooks. Broahe was is Its first anop with Dowser. Fops. 3, PleaSes I: out four hits to Mab el. DS Is Push titter Ed H.rruwm lotiwves*h'sdrlghtvtds'yU yo u've been keeping op singled In Warren Croswtle a club record. It wss with things then you mow Pet wi th one out in the nigh iniWig Rasmussen's At" Mt-I. Rose has equaled Us - to csp Montreal's tworun tllwnphandflmg,r,'SIthe,. and tad urtisdous way rally off Beet Blyleven, I. try and break J0, wtiuing who was twang with a Phan" 6. "M I: DiMaUlo's tecurd of U5 flee-titter Into Us nUdI when tatting w Bob Boone hominid f ar adaly In RI drsitut Minn . the Egos finally got to him. t'htladitpbia'm first rum, the Rose tilt sefely in No. 44 p Dodge 3 .Is 0111610d to another ddlag a Monday night with a leadoff Eric Rax'suesen and Pat* four-ran slat Isatag. Disk single In the Stith inning Fingers co mbined a seven- Kuthv,nw ad all the its"Allaita Braves' knuck- litter and Owe Smith rapped net his retied U 14. way to lelialler Phil NI.hi'o, to tie We, Willie Keeis' on Us all-time ' Lemon: 'That Other F.IIa' (tlefsUlrs. 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Is the place to go Qlcago Style plam thçees*a For the weiØd conicloes Far $1 of! the pie. of a large for tins very spartal te treat, we not p*cah.d, bat are there Is the dthclo Jobesme 11am, clip U* go With M plus restaurants cooked at the same tone as the salad. in todays Ikeald ad seatteed o'er fflu Jskas Is pus. You cm enjoy ia. pm. It to uk,. In Casseiberry end a fzmiliar name to former For a do'âle taste treat wutuout ever leaving the you an mee yoartsUatripto tsadeuts of *uffed ofyoor twme by calling (co! I _i •3O7Oo -- Wise IU.,aI.ns erates Jshes In CasaLl*rry or pepperoni. Near S.C.C. s;,.: In And Around Winter Springs MADAME KATHERINE a PALMIST - PSISINT - come true, for Mildred . 831•4405 N PRIVACY 01 MY NOW Howl ia.m. .Sp.m. Mon. Sat. Jim MiNt Soum ii Soaterd Most to NuIa,s . U.IS'.OdS*I$Mi,lO* with tIUtid Tv,, 1s P,. Inc 141 1101091 5 U..S Lot Isoft SaitPqt. Soc IA . w...'s&Ito jor e O.4II.J? 1.4 memo So I.SJ Irp,i 1*4 Nss 0. -offer Enpires August Iff- 0 I $343N c'.a.,.., rsi. to Folis IsO"IV* 1.4 M.t i LI 4%. **'v• N.4I Chm. C,, MuM i.c I MINI macos - as iIW LUR'U I. PIZZA I Two Grsw C.I, cars is ••$•• ,NS_øAOII,&.fv•S•.MC, x "fr-s. rWN( Racqu.t Bol Chib MOD HiQkJ1C.fl•t ____ II. * D. $OuWlS SM Too kIN A*" $ . .... L lipsirs. PLAYER PIANO SPECIALIST ftli ?P. Grs..cJ, Cor p Ieke Swroul.4 CSMiVIN A L 68 $Sw Twoles'n PIANO TUNING IP LuS.asy 5 MO 1.43I. & S. P mi.__ Yaw". kc ,.. ;a N.. 5 I erw. •.4 's Sm .ICSI*4 SvSy.LW Lee ?fl$*', OFF 'ii $$. _____ N Aii 5 eem ON VACATION? WiN tustal rsii ei s. VP yew car. chick Ps oa 6w sir candlHan.r pnoblsiuu. L r2,i1l1I1lII1 _ ft L.JL: f ------- Wei lisp It Trash. .frasI I IsndN Ift* 11111111111110 I PCs US 57 $ N -asti*t.poaos . iv1N LL CoaIi pbra IANPOID lAitY CHILDHOOD CINTU per PWOW CALL 3224645 NI iNSlass _____ - sodwd I•• - I'M - ._ - El CLOI DCAR AUY: as Is a calluge seater at the state at,.ty. lie makes a secret ON the fact that be and his I*I05 IV Sa y a 1115 Wiatyle. Now for the p-oatwe: HeMIdifbecsddI.,g.s m. 1w a ke olooks this aBBININI" Wskno bd they d., My il' am " 't he bypulerk. Len dyes pm tk $ to I loperate knèma, yes -,w lMyU -- to t 111111 time aff* the , . - THE 1011W CONVICTION • A 5.. .-"-'--- n, Maybe SW . financially and emotionally from this putdown and pta out. JSM l iving - - - -------.-.--_ - _., - - - - Is frightening DA1 *JTMEIL IS xis' nmnugk, v'thg being old and boonot Yale make 111lit Me& so at the mercy of heartless sNy NO low so60 there vahe ye. not. And I he I lb Nhesoelhe 11111116 bythe *Pro .aI as,.. anostng by PryItele(liWny 5555 - "arunbouri child ,n 197) 930 0 CARTER COUNTRY (I The Closet CP...4 Sto, 1 rs.u.ct.i two best .vjhe,ga, smst 030/20 1000 a bro.dcait aist*n of a n..smag a,.ne t.ai*isng 11)dOl $tSIl*I dune by viou5 1100 4 0012; DICk CAVETT (Iu..I 54.n -' - WnII ____ be came residents of that e-.uInIy. It It dearly states l IS* no" rositile th. there, sad I.dd dyes ilk. cm throw you oatofyoirinin, simply becaien yaw husband has died 112; NEWS 00000 MORNING rLORaoA 530 3 77 TODAY O)O1X1 RN'NG ANEW- (A •ZOOM 900 , 3 4 DONAHuE 0TH! PRICE ISRIGH? P T AR ••• ,• WARS 7 SdINV GRIFFIN sow vs •SESAME STRICT Till 1000 NOISLMAN 3 IZCAROSk4AMS 4 5051 ANNOUNCED * 31'ICTACDOUG$ UISTERROOI*$ - L1O 12 H O LLY W 000 iM 11:30 0515 I N SINIOIS 1030 3 bands of the committee, rejedid by my feb. man, and CA Jed Presw W We Scheel Days Diumood FOR THE L0*f$T RATES IN FLORIDA DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY l.i&aya,i..ts DI., i.s(l4Ity I MAJOR CREDIT CARDS HONORED 5asfevd1i Isis * Pork 6014 "Is JACK ___ P105511 FORD COMPANY W!.e,eSer,,(s,samatfe,.Ipu.de I pp WEDNESDAY Ufr.M% A1IUT. In writing a fIns, or an agency to WO ha no WNW saleW t)st Sir" Foe Me bose is likely to his a "Dac lie it OW IN OCEANSIIZ tZAB(NU)- l*dir ke,dL It appears ge.s.ly salW, Novo .ai. yes *NM to An low p V t0. n I . lS . . ' .$ '.,. ISVT 6 ___ .s len ham si L ~A bdddft k to hmdo aloe? Lii Ap fled Of agi..at 10 dOld who yes sad p.. huhand L1U..J .id.,.. OMPL I i De NN S INCluDes , 5 b,I 5 . ... .. . S.. 'I . web yes. Par a psnusst, is. j' d ,sØj, wow.MW; an 111*, Ia Pap, C. ISIS. Earl... $ dwapd. s& C I 15 RENT A FORD yes w,dd da wei I. roash a Yes cm'l is of W S - USD5 aso 1025 UPWA lawyer. LONGFELWW peotoctad borne, d n r againbLAB UJtlGVE1 LU0. amtiee of the sor dtaes ten'. enheing the -i.4enai SkN, the redNS be is mend1 toflepr, M I sabered at the E'e it sia " ts " ubm I mod wheIhe AAAI BARGAIN IS ______ ' Es 5:30 NEWS the redI.g pities aam$ believe that a "*dM com ,, , fit to b, am" tbeie bssigiil. elite piee' espectafly wu' Sip me.. bat I an My --------i and - MISTER ROGERS USAMI STREET 500 4 OCAPTAINsAriQAROO "o'"°' y GUNBMOKE • " stosj .ner 5-00 1 ADAM. Il STAN TREK What aimMddtheldtaaUon Iadoe'tb or coenmittam who 1w' eridess'mayhiaSoviet, I MM ABBY. Would 715 sefly of a face" well a widow A*heii I am to I IS' $ r., elm N, pay refined , 1* akadd I do' my tolis en t, heso. I No OIMAiIIONED a wades I am ceedderid A tie.m to ait snot7itraw -- '.anutm.nt ,,n y4 Of Dr 0 t • aln.sj .h.n one of 'j11hA$ 730 V TODAY GOOO M0RNNc5 AMERI. at the hous, and names an the sat,.., 04 "' N•frisUr Id5I'l IA live thee, end they gave me my e.atins' I. itt, thee,. yes have salting pipers. I have silt end a legal rerw. Oliervie.. I ,v, den lad the we AMM pat anw4thirfeWmaillbocame emoplaipawwwamarrWil 322032$ ' who live these. lam 0, overweight said gray, and ldo not fllflno,,a,u3n,ye did. But that spedal common decided I was no longer hi to ilrflrknd iboth 215 are seer camp shecitift We dIsapprove of this MTue.go.,ml. sad be knows K. .e. be Is 21, we have Show IN list tb= dap IsSolier in .1W heinia? $ Was was celebrated by Bud and Mary Scott July 4. and the longed marriage of all 47 years was celebrated by Car l and Helen Weller on July 23 How Should Mom Put U p' Son And His Girl Friend? , - A io'i an,..t Jack 1at ,,...i of MONIINU AMERI. 7$ 2 -17 NEWS Thuiy-,even years of wedded soiia h.*-e.. •.. ,. .....,, goal Jul uVinvis fl THE PARYRIOOE CAMItY cn s-'ti 00000 - 600 young IW.QIrSSII .o'nan - - ___ they. * -1km at Nat at LAO Moep. F. W ',lI? N4.111P* lalini. $wt--iiq and French ml5IsenI us Pi O.-'wvs Don let 154 nVionote of Muse gel 15* lQlv Im 01 150(0 OgOS So .5110* ISDO 4 Past •ifli £ Z Cloy ALGIdEER' Ellen.,o sgei.w toi biam aid g'ooi. signe Ccresms instals, ii 1MWIg Very coi.eeMm ow muwcn am dIs0.is*vI II Ubesgooris DlU5i4.A an p, alges o.,,.t..- oars. i N pat at MO'-IQE ER prow iso to us list VmW4 it per 20000 ge.is ol pen en.. S.,. -toodosiv 51C".aoi ey Pit th0 brakes and $ON@ those 1_ a ° APPT. Us**11(mdarear"M Fair S Year CWST$i Fall "I ALGAE P. CALL ANNOUNCE ml Opasl 01* S~flI aes aaa ists Fds 33.5o,4 LCNQWOOo .M -L s P1*110 511 VKI MS I. 010101* AVE. KIUS COMING SOON esuas GOING . • 1' Its! BRADY BUNCH 14) MORE DOUGLAS 00000 MORNING FLORIOA' us., pIosO.cts IRS The l 5 P01 ,., (ISIS th barfly d 4 5 SPas OV1l fem01,, ----- So.. 1.4 I). SI&D.*wn.c,Pork I Jane ('after, Community Acti v iti es and Program (ft$na(or, and of Staff. stats'. 0. SwIs - - - rnemtwr, K. - Bes.scnt and The meeting sas supposed to have teen a to") event. but thvtks to the efficiency of INpartment of 1.urtda tidies tart i _- i.s c C'... 1 .4 1141st to •,, ae(ir 'hail *I 40vt 5. 40 L.4 & (wais0.1 he ) tM. w. as, Wlp*i WL .S MW $I4 sa.4.• *5,54v5 1 .4 411I5415,.i .a, wi....,. to As'.s 0 Is MCA"L C.1*.ei&INS l. Ds4fl*iy4q, & Of J...i$at. cs. 10 s. 5* Is Ca,i.4s1 U..? N?, $oMerS An. toMwS 1.4 Is U3 M St II,.Ia.r5s4 MN i_1*101 PIZZA VelmaIfurthart, Membership. - -- Realty Transfers -- 'NI and George Brown of hacienda VFW Post4O3, Winter Vtflace They have returned CPuel Springs, sill holdd a nseetirtg on from a sex-week Eiwupesst trip. O(i.a 1)iur Ault 2. at the I't.m* horn, IV On arrival in F.ngland, they State President Betty Decker No 111011111) 17-92, 1 4rgwood, decided to try the famous Rd Aiailiary V}V. President Re has cPtiin the theme of 'bye" at * lint Rail Pau, which allows (tecker , all business sat fe her yea,r lsusrurn,a4eupol tenited tntls Uroug7ioi s"nduded in one dat listilts lb,.',.-,,'$,..,,,, %.,....... II. .. -. .-,,,..... -.y -e ........ uua, it.uqwri .br .,.,,, Greater Britain. They have Women attending the and Enthusiasm Her special tarthtja1s (hat greetings go to m*hutg bat praise for this form enjoyed being with her rnec'tuig had the oppiztwuty to pr ojeti well be the Sunland Betty Tayk.. 'ho celebrated a ottrnel and enjoyed thesigj daughter Patncia her wr. meet the Mate rteairnwt with TralnangCentersandh(OOpd tIn LI) 'sn thesameday asow' and sounds of England, law lou azi4 her gra ndson Shorn they- well 1* working in thro ughoig the Mate. nation, July 4, Doruthy Ft,ter. Scotland and Wales Danny Glarveattasto She spent the coming year July 6. Ruth Jenkins, July 9. Mrs. &oo-n dated the only five relaxing weeks in ('hairmen InclIotie immediate Young Sieve Snell cvm~aUts she had vu the California before jow'ne)lng to past State Presedent Judy (ia). Meadowlark 'peril a week att Stearns Boyd. and Mildred July II. Florence American dollar doesn't go little Rock Air ps,, -ochauman of the Safety and the Youth l'orgrami, Inc lThfatt.t, July Il. thai-lotte very far "over there," ad She 5t t)rug Abuse program, (alit siDorr.l camp at the OrLando lki.snr, July 23: l.etha was surprised to find the In Arkansas. shespat ttr,, Rise Siorsi, Youth Activities Naval Traowg Center Steve l...yer, July II, Adelaide climate weeks n.un .wi , and Voice of Democracy- Joy was enthusiastic about his Taylor. July 23, and Jim Staff s. ,Iolm J Black, his Beard Rehabilitation Pat vacation and proudly an Whitwttth, July S After a lout of Greater wife Andrea and grand- (ln'elaid. Arnencaniam and nounseil that he had won a Britain, lie Browns traveled to daughter Jennifer. Royalty Day programs; As second place award for the A twisted happy azuuversary Matala, Sweden. where they She then flew heck to "good Phillips, Hospstal program neatest bunk and locker I tu two Hat-iendaVillage coupj,, visited with Mrs. Browns ant, Old Hacienda Village'! Beaulali Brown Buddy Poppy under if his parents Eleanor stui prove that marriage Is Mrs ADS.. Carlson of that city. -program: Elisabith Sdwue, and Waymon Siwil would agree her, to May Gus and Helen Three women from Winter Legislative program, Kathy tiargas celebrated their 11th Another Racleeda Village Springa,rnemborl, of the Wilder hlngh, Publicity and Public Winter Springs Ladies wetting aniuverwy on Jurw raddut, Mr Helene Black has Scs'Vsgs Ladies Auxiliary to Relations; Grace Zeutejda. Auxiliary to VIlE Pod 3* will 17, and Bing and Theresa recently returned from an bTW Pont 3*, traveled to WW National Home FOCram. 4d meeting 0l Aug.2 at the Keeluig celebrated their all elgtst.v,ek trip. Ocala to attend the tint C,, Esther Jacobs, Cancer Aid and Seminole Federal savings and sedttng anluversary on June First top on he agenda was of Aitnlnastrat j meeting of Research program; Mary lou lam's on SR 434, t twIN, 23 Radouo4Qty,Cabf.,vher, She the year. They included thonerky. Junior (.ini's Urea, WlmDitle,lmgwo,4Ma,tp.,g -- IJTUU P4eIpI.,l Odice on all attars LIFE. LOVE MARRIAGE. SUSINESS CARD. CRYSTAL BALL READINGS with his wife. May. learned the PIzza Is hot tie only thing for baajueas Irwn tie loader in the 'hide ia.s us famoes. Their President Either Jacobs, and 655 17 M. NEIGHBOR 7 00 i 11 lOOM I. a'.e,rw ilsams that ms ant, European Trip A Dream Come True 0 MY THREE SONS O THE LLICYSHOW 17 BATMAN W SESAME SflIEET 430 1 O(AF NEWS CA •LIUAS.YOQA AND YOIJ SHIRLEY 2001 A Coni.ty Odyssoy , I PAST 0 SUMMERSEMESTER to 141 I 400 2' LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 4 LOVE LUCY 4 kUTA$A It.,4,I54,54i Q LAVERNE 3224$27 CALL FOR RESERVATIONS 030 64$ land ian at Carj. C5, I 51 fvn.0 . IcspI..atury lessee FRill are the thing you miss the morn Inougtd their culinary lfl and rout beef ham and it or between Lee Road and the Big ii QEo st yle a. Good the eead of aesthtg a good lena oub. Tree. 1-4 sad Tacavifla you news! You ces gst that mlqu Qicago Style 1na with t Br the vtuok tandy sat are In Jakis delivery ares. C7icago Styli pm rtØd here What a plm It 1 -.aty set des to en)oy the spsøuattl Jikes ii open Monday in Senuboole Co;. a. saverY uaces sat J es.t ilVle with meat. thewustu Thgiday from 11a.m. licat.4 at N. a.at my r--a- f a hells. salad, and gatlk lisad to II pm.; Friday sad JA4 used. ar, triliglis 4 W.O. best 1mb *w. pqy rc.., 11111110 V S i,ø fff 01 4 - Q ALL INTHEFAMILY(R) •ELECTRIC COMPANY 2 PORTER WAGONER taftd GENERAL HOSPITAL 330 650 5155)511 iT ANOTHER W0150 ti I 2-COUNTRY FISHING I ØCs$ MOVIE 'he Nut IsOOS Are Coumog TN. N, sans Are Com.ng I tOAOi Alan Ash ,, Cart A..,., When c,.* "w" sim a gfmoldod Rusin Lessons For I4 600 44 CRACRERSARREL SUNRISE .55w dARE NINA Anna of 'O)iH 530 230 IT THE DOCTORS 0 GUIDING LIGHT 00 iV 5 53 mans '1 '"NI ° cnr'Poil her t)1o155r 2:00 341 (.Uflfl- WORLD 0 ONE LW! TO IDS'! 12 LIVING WORM S1((nl.,$ IP* Counts-u V' on- All Ages Trail rides Pony rides '.-' Tires. Si-ak... Ab.w.e hive *ss fir .niy Riding - 011104 "*word bI t JAI OI ; " ANNA Hoh•in.Th..Woods Farm - MOANING 1P15 US45n1 THE Al0 AS IDebo,.l, S,h)5• M arr iage has -rrs. 1:30 5 asIQed group m&5I by a 'eserttsi tupelo' Merl I a iMm ash its about It." Ran,fss •ALL MY CHILDREN TURNS to N itr.Is and has •THE vo' NO AND THE k CCsti , '1 void- aganit 15501 Mo'. SANFORD 322-566,11 POORER 4 prcsieruton and des'.., an unoithodom plan to, buing.ng "d Noll III :2' IT DAYS OcOSjRUWS 4 811110i's kauty Shop FOR RICHER, FOR piclI 4 l$ØIOl o'c. tP.ai to pistre IRS MONDAYS ONLY *sIri 1' NEWS 1 00 ØRVAJr$540P1 tOO ba.om., frus)raSsj by the unda*oi j I $3 to*n to moOs). IHISI 2:25 Cou.uacl Iout ¼111.aI. Ii1i.gfl Plain . N. tom. Ns fuss Nevada 0,. Chav Stt..4 119771 F,arilI Snat,a Mart,, Balsa.,. A Pow kno w StvIi S.ci.I SHAMPOO & SET - -- 500 ' 1.t V-% 1ZTOSEANNOIJNCED F 4O SEARCH FOR tOasOl. r 'om Tmv,ei Sqtaa.il oas and Cl ock er are sent toaim 0"p0'Iavt 1 17 NBC MOVIE Wiewv 1230 '"'°ng IsIS 4 ØRGJAII A bug Way DICK CAVETT Guest aeo siess 1time se%,Itv Chi•f Aitat4 lSuritu 1 pl O$$nnssnsssuuusssssnnuss Al T.L.C. Diyare Center. ***If treat your child as if P4114 *VS our own. wl$Pl ptavnd age geoW activities. arts and crafts and more. Infants Ii years. Wkly. DiIy, Hourly Rates. Dick Grab ti MATCH GAME PM OTATTLITAIt$ O HOLLYWOOD SQUARES I2T$fC5IO.vn3 SICKIWS AUTO SERVICE LT 00 IT NEWS THE YOUNG AND THE 1700 130 : AFTERNOON 2' 12 TOMORROW Guest INCLUOIS LABOR. POINTS. PLUGS. COODINSIC MOMS! You' i LIARS Clue '29.95 11-55 e4' 0 CM NEWS 19715 ClIff Roben.o., REPORT '34.93 •50 S110111 PO-grit fdw,,n Aki,a Sir* to adjust to a nwitial Attaining towns as SittOndut -0 drarnatavd (A) Cousin S.,,,. 'ri Oti,, into acai MACNEIL I LENRER Oiusus CLIP This *rn AUGUST TUNE UP $PfCIAL FAMILY FEW 12:03 SA OAK MOvi Plow" To Mrs IT BEWITCHED MNIln$ssa,Core R) • ., Q HAPPY DAYS (Al •ECONOMICALLY 1N.t. dvScrption) '45, ait-isas THE Ph. in-all" : so, 700 T NEWLYWED GAME 4l)5OOocouptf THE CROSS-WITS SUPINIAN PURPOSE Framing at' ' WORLD NEWS TONIGHT 11-00 IT HIGH ROLLERS 11:30 IT WHEEL OF FORTUNE 4)0 LOVE OFLIFE p USOAP lFp.Iods I?) co' uv. it Sr..d but Jessica si (RICA \ 11111111111i HISS fill 500 WiSs,i.. s isa.C •.. s s, : YAStI .* ,C .S.. '.sa.a. . RN u se) 9 I , VILLA AL IGN (RS , l- O CBS HIM GLASS of Over ellçatii.g a rolitiorlp Ore aided b • .oman bang ths'ealsrpd b 0140515* r'm.. '" 6:30 1tZ NBC NIWS FOR EVERY DE COR Jake's 9. A Bit Of Windy City - .*s (19745 Tony 10 B.anco oar ueraats. PolIce. TWOMA$ REMEMBERS,. Distinctive Mky.r Designs Nostalgia 1 t91100 00l2NEWS ADVERTISING MIRE0000LAS ELECTRIC COMPANY LATE MOVIE +8 C$$ Lam.sii. Phi. !4 THE PRICE S RIGHT was Mum. Muon BiIMu*ti. Maty L.on IRS Robot Evusm - -- &aUANE* we �11 !! VSf1III Herald. IIMSrtFL Ts.idsy.A.1 eta! Santetu. Ii I King _`___ - ~4____ -CALENDAR _- Henry: He Was TVVDAY, Seminole __4 0 AUGUST 1 WeIt Wntcten, 7p.m., Sanford Woms.'. Club, LONDON tar., 12:31 p.m.. 103 R.bM Road, Ak..nw. Springs for net voon or former mental pslhe(s $or4 BE NNW" senior 'Ike". dence, 2:30 pm., cNale, 34 p.m., Wlm.r Part Pleat Federal of the first of the Tudor kings no know a hit more of the avar ice that him Prince in Christendom when he TWURIDAY, AUGUST 3 Free Sakutee At.. 1.ii., 14 p.m., Arts and Crafts bi41Sng, [likens Cocvnz*y Ceder. Cslt.ge 1..Msu pr"-otad by &lØiom young Unlvslty, 1:31 p.m. to 5:50 p.m., Quart of Jesas Quid of [*u day Saint,, 4$ E. Par Ave., Wt.r Part. Wytnore Road. Lake Mary Rsy, S am., Mayfair Cerny Qub IIIrh..Ml, cInt, IS am., A"-'"t, Spriogs a* Center. We11 Ws$ekti, IS am., Laki Mary Undid Presbyterian thatch, Wilbur and Country Club Road. Oi-eruus, A.sssyes., 2:30 a.m., Medal Health Montgomery Ss LA, time Mental Health Cede, Robth Road, Altamont, Springa. sealer elSie.. dame, 2pm., Aizamont, Springs Chic Center. WeI$ Watchers, 7p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. 7 P.M, Pleat Methodist. Church, Oi'Wdo. Deibm Theair, Arts GidId, 7:30 p.m., Eplaccpel — home, Enterprise. FRIDAY, LNDAY, AUGUST $ 5,921 and corps Obligations of State, and lbrbmw sponsored by Eftorwood Ranch Mom Club, 1.003 Political subdivision, Federal Reserve stock and corporate noon to4:30p.rn., at the field onSteer Lake Road (*11 Old Winter Garden Road). ReØtrnd. for Sanford Seventh.day Adventist School, 10 am. to $ p.m., 700 Elm Ave. Balk'.., sad renul A S p.m Teeçle Shalom. Providence and Elkcan Boulevarie, Mask by 4,375 , stock Income) too • 25.376 Less: Reserve for possible loan loss" Loans. Net Bank pretnisis, furniture and fixtures. and other assets representing bank premises Rail estate owned other than bank premises MONDAY, AUGUST 7 WeI4 WaSckus, IS am., Ascension Lutheran thu_rh; 7p.m., Ponds Federal Allainato Springs. DIet Worhehap IS am. amid 7:30 p.m., '-'I"de United Method Qiwdi, SR *4 and $4. II aim and noon, Canon Union l 11. Stetson UnIveroly; 7:31 lids. MerckDslat PAL, Pleat $.l.rdl.Iary, aeon, Chic w. -. aedh I t AL, noon, Medal limit Center, Row Road, k,.g,.g, Spgj Pew tleed III eniar. etr, 74 pm., Seygggty Advent ist Church, Winter Springs 376 71.700 713 Other moats TOTAL ASSE IS 41.41111 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individual,. Prtrishps..and corps. Time and savings deposits of Indivija, pqtnshps. arid corps ., AuuL Sale Iseiaty, 7:31 p.m. Lsk gmdWd (imelwr' of (hennwrm. 17.772 t,.42i IC? Deposits of Uni led Deposits of Sta tes and political p.m., over $itUd thuds, ubdivtsio. Deposits at commercIal banks Certified and officers' checks ('edy Q, Lam Ny. AL, S p.m., 115$ W. Pleat 31. ...... . • 7.177 - .............. TOTAL DOMESTIC DEPOSITS II 1S7 .................70.311 TOtal demand deposits ... ......... 15.517 TUMMY, AUGUST Toaltimearsdsavin,sdecosjt, ...... Mort17ge '.dsblsdness arid liability icr caØ t.d ases te • Past OlPer Uabilities IndW#e LMb seen, Qeelity Inn, 14 and SR *4. 32 • 34$ TOTAL LIABILITIES (ex cluding su.lScrdinat.d noses arid A.ms, 0:30 am., , Pedaf of $an4i, 15 *4, Langw,eJ; 7 p.m., OA Tome, deh,ri$s,es) mow" *Ws; *1S5 •. EQUITY CAPITAL Common ..- 7:30 p.m., Florida Pewu' aid L. a. ft shares authorized nsoo W.* WaIst., 7 pm., lenlord Wims.'s Quh, * to. No shares outstanding fl.IO5 I Par value ) ...,, 72$ &( Ave.; 7 pm., &=d As., (Iu&..,. Surplus .............................1.34$ Utidivldedprøflt, ............................ TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL IsTOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL .................. 43$ MEMORANDA uuviv*TtoN TS Si• NSlueeifa isaii., Average for 30 calendar "NOtice is IIU* P" weTNow coy of Lfl.,.uI IS C*UIS boa dips ending with report dale: C fl.1*p*$M_t,S,s *4Nlwei: iiuuim'. S 10411 Slate Cash and due from banss • • Notice IS "assay oiveu, • no C. uu, a ewe. a Fed. funds sold and securities purchased spicsitra. TSe 04a saws,. Dot we sewer w tP4 we'.under agreemns4uts to resell. 14 WWONN 4 cIIlthcasis sas rose said cer Toil laos................. • ,541 $ lNd5 ON Waft sea iaicat N, alai wee of ON" . Time deposits 01)00* or more ttse te mr. Thiwis wer.. The cerwicus. sasH wi jtioa, Owocisi' of PuslIc weiss. 75115 It Issuance W41 1w a.S1 ØSC104 Total deposits............. ... .... .. City ii tL1 .. of *e prspsn,. one we $777 *551 P.M Avo,al Ii. $11 , a_• 111*31 wasim 04 wascatse wiNed a under' areemileft WNW we l4wr. CKhifsfl*e NI. 11a3. Ylir of torupwcPu_......... ... ......................07 T" City r.wves we re ta issua 510 Desc,igf. .. TOTAl. ASSETS ..................................... UN ,asari on, 411,41 N flIpI,J, taN m. $1 & lit ..w SIarudW lelters of credit losomiw CRT Posi iPeMNeasesm own (euNII04i'4as0r- deft) .................... a°u tsWl £r-j, 36 •,, ......... w ___ __ _ ___ • - - .......... _ , _ *11of 11$ *e Ci5lU5I Iiweeii stat, e Pftrift. WNW a* cort*t OW a. '-we-as ac ____ Oft" ____ s, ie* N. prs,ii ascrase 4 UN cedNicaN or (atmcates 511 a. to we NOW caN awe as we ..t øer ø we *P. I at 11:0 Aft. we sw we N. wea., Jr. Cars N. circus cess C Ia'04* Cswft. .y -' J- dinkulioms of eN I Ift leutetaIldInga.0rep,$e,) .....................4315 dtothIt. of mykwedge, Cwved.AII: Aaron 5. Cress *A;--- t. I sAIW.t I Mpfl* . I I, II, me correct Direds N.H Ia Pebilait: August I. 117$ only START,NC. IHI% FALL For On, Wit .n 0000't,m.toi 00' ov (0id'$ ItO per. cal, 3226641 - .11111E vj TROUILEO, Call Tall A.K.Slusmahor, Jr. W. ko own JaW C tunmu. Noisry P. DEAn -. t_ — - AVON to $85 Sell Avon and n's,t ree pcople Cal Todl, 541 3075 Wanted A C dwO n'C0an'cS Old ,, cc p,,n'aninl Jobe. 0000 pay & lnIns Apply in person well PIvmb.ng I. H.a?.ng. 000' Sanford A,e, Sanford - interesting established accounts, 3 to I hours weekly. your - Get your fair sharel MInimum investment required-53., secured by equipment. investment guarantee and lo Hote ls day. I.I00.32S.4400 Operator 60 Notice SI Apelicat,en art.. Deed Not Foods Inc. Wool e MARINE MECHANIC TITLESEARCHE, KITCHEN A CMECHANIC GAS PUMPER FISFUGLASS WORKERS SAKER I PARTIAL LISTING S YOvI Future IsO,r Conc.rti *ICoinmer(,4I Said k-loaN Casty. 1*41 P411w Aw*idLi. III 37 little . •, er ----------S .• y q',,,, • • . ......----- _p. ..,.. - - -- - .- - *0ilt 1s*iii Cos,, pmeligh P WIN Iwly 7$, Avgvi$ 1.5. It. —I .-. . 1. - • _ • 975 3131116 orders, prepare , I mUtI be •5l I Recooay a pm ONLY I .ic,fv01ar '0 run Semnol. See atviqnmnlS HOlV',inal.i5 4534 0j 5re.ler & pnvdr.lnt, .,perlenc, lalory neon Apply in person Holiday I,'.,. SI - __________________ Nurse Aide,- e.p ktlpul Apple person IS Lakeview Nwiu'nq A CA R EER in 4#41 Estate Call To'. laI Ellal. Agency A Realty World Staler 3735321 _______ -. -- 2)—Situations IRSd Forrest Greene, Inc. Moeng ---'"- & ME11 )4--uebnsss OUcI sale NOTICE hey 1771 _____Meetings Business 7:30 lit Tues _____ Bingo Every Wed &Sat. Early Birds 7:ISpm. _____ Na 734 7111 er P idap ___ Geneva Gordon A90 $01, SI. Saideld bout 10 6 or" 7737055 $45 isa n' II SR dIuue 100111$ PasI, Aiwoli e.ly. on ale 'd vs ASpool Blvd e.il71mSao17wd (all 3231171 MarIner's VIllage SR A1 cc avpet lAl.Fol I Madern III • 441 l 701W N Ave". £sI5w5OI sIl $754 II por awe Naving dlltIcwltp t'. included In this listiti, call: Lwulsu Hr CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 3723511 __._. 41 lu'Ci $4, 0,0 ao IS-ton Proorost I II. Iarg•. '.I'. 2hi1I0.l,, 'arl. or all 111.4 PI 58.00 ___ 0* con 3$ Li N.y SWeep *s4104,1500 e.Iy We soft 337535 C$l O, vory coon a rw, $ Jbsww.e Cesia. 74 FelsIlls Ave Cli's Pealosense. rIw'lIb,alICI armeneas.m,v.e,ea,s.04,, Will' One beawl17t.l wnulcq peal AND C NSA 111.75 *i't Il1 VIOl we 0h15 '*v,o'.l, 1lt1er14 7 story older ten's on a DOWNTOWN Pros howe wreeo , SR. $37.10 Stemper Agency REALTOR 1141 MULTIPLE LIStING SCIVICE (1' 711* 173 11)4 113 lO'. .,,. ,c'.v. 1*UIl 1 II. v',ewI. A. noed 'lens c's a ta.aM classIfIed Ad Cali *371111 Sr 0.a. 01 "93 _____________ SUPER IS, lt,aInnome,,, II PUPIl. 0,.f fl,d *000 11001k Pan L & Fwi C-sago Apt' All tPi. I "015 P0' 1451 . ______________- se !LL" (OM000TAILI Neel 3 50 $ balnP,on,ecC C Maoo,in.5 coiner lot' Nci Ill •aI 011.1,3 VIII SOlIdS. treeing, p4.0114' A our .153700' WEAL ISTATI ASSQ(IAT5% 3041 S.'o.i S Sam.-$ Leader S. LIII & Sill More HemO lI,.ao Aog,'.i )on". 0-.. 1104150.0 II '.,Ile., I I',iIlI', ''.11,1' ''0 3222420 Will 1,1.1. 114 Tom $l'ilteq hor It'. Layman Show-Al vow buy a of PInI! It RI StI$s a inud .n.Imont 0 ,s, S.mna, T -011 Aug lIla 30 151 of..,al oil Sav'n I Loan $00 I Alt4,ncnl. (l .,, AIlanooPW. So,i lcgin t" MALL Call '0. ".11(1(3 '.0'! f,"u1 llIlI, I uli P )SM fYI P'iRK REALTOkSUj -. I meswelaofcs.wr,.tv.,,en west 1,04 lvi, )OaSJt W. 3513 affi $m. leone Ie 1015 01(5 lIsle 7 51.1 law tiede dos, te Uta9$414 33"532 ova 57551* 53043 531017 101 tNrSr I.sI Q 24 NM RUITY saw 3fl.fl$3 Ii'l '.000. C ar l. L 04au - 14 100 in. •I,M'anl (014 All I', C,!r., $111', 173 7015 a,'.-, ita".10 150 1 ltd Am 0550 sarani 51551, Dcli 30 (.5100',. Home in Id,II..I41 Pie, S I', Anunoat,. ALTY R E AL VOl 3*3 IOIML$ ova 531170 SI Ce,04. REALTY WORLD. The Real Es,at Agency REALTORS , 5 0 •p" 117 '11 '&"lo.4 Ill till iIS•ssIe..5..,... Gon.ral Cesiacis, 337047 M. Uniwovth Realty R E ALTOR W )flMlIe,ives *35511 15011, *10010. 7 51 .nci. career C. $1110 LAKE MARY C5oln',,c,.l._ LNIelewseenWoo to. Love. _ -_ _ _ $413. NO*UNOEI CONSTRUCTION Can 1010 7,4I,t $at a Ward no. I OR I, 11110. C 141*. elI, FHA 3555 Pric ed II 111.511. 51 70 deer p-Il, lnoPWt411 payments IPP's. $101 d,p.nllne 9.vm.I,0 POC s'.,..,,.,t WITT REALTY, REALTOR 321 0610 LIM . 51.14,5 ,. lit . a's II L1',tNntoiA,.,O'v F4 $71 IIt cM - - -.--. - Plip dl Youl'l 'nor ,4,I PP., No " "'P ..c. v. 55 "7-s's lIon lp ,pO','. '.IJ CIl goit :51.11, 'uv 1,11,,• .0,0l.,, all Ifl l23 1 n '..'e 1. 1-AWt ..n i.i ss,1 7$4v$OrCyCIOj •' t -. t.i,,c 'oa.tsd 3441 in. 5S SO.i 0240'S) --0.", av A,, N( 121 Ill-la 111'Pill - ' It? I'.'st ANG Stone ,X V ,- (11*', 'nOd. I .'.-' lillO , - wit 117 1641 C,'.SS(a,plO 53 1514 We ca'p.e ,,n,l coed 0loe. I.'nna,'lt Cent,.Caipal (00040 404 40 0$., II of (1551111..,, ill 213? -._ . _ ----. ------- P'i,a Ovq,ol Gal )ond mood-Ion - -o AN ½.'. 1(540 51 14.15-5 504 laO. 151 $130 dillefli $175 501a c00r Slit drop" dr op" ILa SM' Gawk Veep $01 & io'a.,s nec 51.91011, damaged *10.1 II'. $I 305 WI Purn,li,ue Perl, Chin. owl',. 55 F ISO %I U) *%)I 41 1i%440141 $1 5 **5 45M Parts S., i-i. 11554 ".aoP..ne, (all (au I4a.r, II Si"lo. J 1731,11 'pst,' 'A'N'.0., . 'AlllOOIu, $ -Sllt4I '. ",I)#;# _____________ La- id Clearing - if CAL CLINIC of IF 'IUL AND &(HI(u AIbuldabm..qya,s.,,,, ".e' *14(3 I It AIOINU ' It) Pt Ol' Se.l I t,,t i,.mi, lI$4% filin4I. (.i'tullh0-, 510 Opon DA It. E ,es I '.aO II to 1 III cos 157 11*0 414 A'Iannl. $,--TV. )-tV Radio. Stereo O*lR',5EA?1',1-Q _ - Lard Mlnton1anc, '4(,llH I tuilpidi N? 1, r; W.". (ore. og sat hm..c.an 1175517 loP -0119 Ha.P.,lI5 scow', No" 1115 15151 123 Stil _______________ Lawn PMintenance 4 11NOV11 SaInVI 5151, AM PM Sler iad, I Speed PRO luimlible, I I1o1 lags p00,v. 54*0cc. Saul a fool 'loyal,,,, 5134 c 'sap p pe,lnenls am sin OP' me Call III 1114 br 1,15 Pm. 0nqo',Irlqn ---C04 0504 ?MOv.Sntii $71 515 li5 MIter's NIt Orlando A,. --- *0,.1 allA.t I.5i.. o t 5112 or $12 me SIll in eaiianl, Call III 1714 dew or (UtON Iv tSSl?1 SIS At "SIR 1711$ %ir'091d A,e OdlhIl5jfl5 Moe - 10011$ EPINGI - PAVOQ( L •e Small bI*54'S%SII S -c.nsoi 1110054 - Houling Ceramic Till '4" S to.,. 'l • ,,, ,,,, MI1E, IlLS 1410 Of ,Ipa,v 1046 5FC*irt Opel all, *000, 1. Ill SaIl 111404 .14laflCC', & ,,.,5( LOCAl. 141 SIll AlIiial,5ol. D'.iem..cg _________ int,,, Deep" up',, .. 123412? 5$-60ts 1 Accoliorla ----------------(OIIICU LO? POOs, MOMS P-l.h'ng T, in,,- ng 011,1 0mIe (.11114 4101 Di'isfliih.ig 111 17)4 og SarOngS S - *-,,d,.. (mitit)'. "lIME', hull II WOOl I ' Nm & NE Pal S I. CA( 'P415 A%( fit 6" 11,11111% Slltaty Care - .aSS *wt. '.0 I'l 'nd% Pal-o 110015 1 ,4411 (all I?) 051', __________ (mI,hl '4.olIS , ( & ',.i..p,,n & limtlng WOONO! APP 'AlICE', Il) raw# Me or ow 60 'In*eIW,W,. III Model IA. leans, 141110) . __.. _____________________ PL am. SC Ill. IS. St. C NIL. Del C ot, '..ut Sldgs, 550 Man, .. - DulIwia large 751. 1 saos with dowbile iN aiae. u. .. carsof I borgo wremwe inns All .n SeoSol Corel,, of A bargain of 533.5, tool soars,, I 50 elm Iar,e mInted I. 101,511. 1 7 r'5 045.Il54wo.0,, %wrPs.idneS Call F C lCa.I es'$.eu,,l leone, SO 3" 01 S. 141 S Pal*e, *e ahar Nowis w easeieaeaieo••e. CANNER1111141411, 1111141411, IN alAs, i$VAVI ? WIS .*l4 I,b35aO p nof posaf aid Ls. OasI *00445 Drove is Att,.a*, SI70 1,510 we *A&i, (MI tei Sl01e.s LII waylarms en Irtih "'s 'OSSOOIMAWINE -- The Real (stats Agency REALTORS Foess 11771) lieN, IPI141LOOSSOO If I?? Il are _________ J40 ___________ SOS 0 04.1, Sung Ill isa-ri Call 53)1411 - St-Mssic.al AIeVCI'sIidIS. -- (111)1) l(,l Electrical I..".., I'll %lflIQPj Oil 17231 Plwi*lng Service ' _______________ - 7 .c '705105414 Wand 1717 noedeli, ,1sfo0I Is. no.. "reManca fit Os' 'I'.00 palby, 00 after fast CaSO' 511(5 5lig.J0 lii SOie.'.s. llw54( bSI% A(lWd,d Call M bob (.115(1. *3540015 _______ _-_ _____ boa SALL$*I$? Roof AUTO $a.______ ) 74137 POLL Oil l 1,01501$, vI$,LQWS*loQ Call Owl Lay, 5*1 45 - Goembel Fen, Co 11,11 -41.s UI lie? ________________________ 0'S*JPJ4$ Iasi'*'., 0.ssms'.& Sea'd, CaNmw, sailet 17$ b Isdsi Rome $753 — ftwkq - All lypet 4.-C '5.dfailIsO Elf •r15 LIa41 TI. So..ge Oil ZN 5004*0.500. ROOt m Home Iwi,r$vsI4_ "OUSt's 15450535$, 10.0 __ •Nd,&,el (tols l45 ertax, &lal *sl$ Ps.I.ag $ Sell Dr. h.nse.q CAIU0.$5PuUNlfuel Ps.1e's INSULAtION - 5.010'.. O10N,, IACO.Fel* II5.,itas & tOh~ 4.045) torkes. Cal 377545 - 50 No*iI.,e. IPu-141) Idioms cea InN $555 Dom e saws woos Saw Fltg - PUICISIOS law PILIN Lal54llle,sw,Ia., - — ___ (4, --. INtl IS? IAFtIRS, 131 S3 %of" ( loan vow Owl(woo ar, — Ilt 1111 __________ ANIMAt NAVIN . -, 64 1 "Wom w OW 11141,0111411. Lo&ts, Faso swo.to CII4 (SI ACOSOlid Fitci _____________________ ______________________ Meowi. tiI41s, '45I$, 0101*, IS"0 one base1 & S vl41 N, ' l SIN 15151 ALL 4.UMSING P'UOS1,($4$ _____________ ORGANS WUN 5 Air Coid. - UNNOMMONEUMMOMM~ Attorney Services Cat." Ow ,ci 100 541 b,..Idw, 3435', ..SASO (111(1 SIP 11151 pa I 1)0, 0h,i( I ' ,nI•d 'U..'dinJ 4"V,04 01$ 5)1.5 - II Al 011* I 0 1011A1 lOb 117 0.1* LISTINGS Hum Inrovenar*s Air Conditioning UI 7140 - CafiBart V01Ifo tsb' S.A.a Iva! 1)7113. 21144 . MUM .. - Ga,... 000, 11'. 0' 7. used I - all 'aloes. nc $75 Call oft" )3370004 5735151 VI5- 75" (541.,Seouwl ,-O- 5*l'., lesis, - - t1-½A A..lQAtj SPI (AI I .. II In trof S n..,.. S s.',.t n'01 * ItS I All' l, It: I •" I. cml , ,l 4vnMa, O.s,',.,& $.a.o, ..is da , Ault) Ai, 1,00, uv.P V ,,ei4a, IS.' All 01 0 So'-msc,Ilaissus (or Sale COUNTRY LIVING Saa,l.l.I ) so, I ball' 0'o ,s Won P . double Clare". & Oull Owe S.ldien $.t,4Ie on svir - We 45a., •,I,et A Cli) 11 Clsl $5100 Anne Walls,, u,a,,o, 321115 Call 34MW Me'..Assot s's. Awe I Si, I hISS. e.c*od Ne ,m, (o$ . Ill 4050 - ML1 - . Hi.'c5on 04 04- I tl ApIs 35$ S AlilnI., D,Io,'a h..c!o (I' - 030ll 0.-spa-, Or Pi.lI y, Ha., . Use A *W4 Ad 122 hill or 531 71,) OSINI he.l (tlali, Inc . 'i'' ?'U.4Lltw$Ii0 H, p..'. in. I* 'ed, fyi load., "es" !H.u. Sf5 Ililt $100 $733441 .,.i ln.t anne 0* In(11.1 "op.n *.On a (i5., to ad t .a' no , •) fØ$ $23 )• Au5sSI YaCht. 'PS 75111 O1514p4 A,, aabo, . ______________________ . San LabIa. Nierfeellity - 45-Resort Prnpoqty --. .*ILSOto MAllet umNItulop IUY SELl. IUAOE III )l5 P.,',l 51 123 5433 s','.5 owner .111.0151(1 ., II 14 100,1 'p.' pac'pt. "c-e a.. I Ill MO Unit *90 tl(.141$ (5I C-ipso 'n,flSn,n$ 0000',iUn,l, MIflhly. - 5051,0*, $IJmi. -' - 14, IIP1l Johnny Walker 33I0S.i alto Call Ill 1512 or Ill - Ill', III. C H ImbmidI90e Dr cwpaoc, $11.1,. Ter* ml issSd 11*4. TO• IRIS Ot TAILS Il)OI3I Raal(,l.Iei,.*e, 15.3$ Sinlci it Awe 371,t',$ ,e, 3737143 JUST LISTED I arwatt-c 3 SW. I 5.Itl Polio P$cm• •n Sautva' C Lakewood SasI _j.,w$ Uwnflhe * 51. ilaiN MODULAU HOME. C 111*. we 1N51O. PCI. 100115 clu". Coo . I "was 5141045 3315 se I SI. Isles Isv *aISa'. IIAITOS 'eq ... . --- Is's.s 1"wb.m. tome Os 50004. ½t' It Al. I, 0,1110, 004 7)45554 t,, 5.51,-a'. M ___________ 8ATEMAN REALTY MoP.' iI'P 5*101*00(0 AC, D'sisaali,. C.rpOtN & wa.s. 141 is. pew, ore.e as. a ste., Driest cam *3411 Sam lips '. , *Cownll,'smel,..owyiooj,s, saide.. cit InS or vow nam,,I 350. 1 sam swue t'.s,Ir rn-il 4454 wa. 'I ..,t41, c"s s: s;- .. "p. , in I...vp.s,t', Soils I West of D,5.ANO Slit Sen. SIlO Mo. • LAOS MARY ICRYSIAL LAkE - :_ 53441 'l -.--- N.. %n,1 0,1 SeOOd.d •(i*5 lt-l$)usds H&A OW. l'.p'5i 00 P.'.0 s C.arno!l*lI.$, We Real (stat. Rioter JOHN 101011 ASSOC 007W CInOnOI,I'.I PP.'.In Sill. SanOSrd _________________ - 't'lol4 t' toast ,'s,ustovs ..,,, ,.a _, .,.a.l Vol & ',c" (lvi 511am Malc most- ham. $13 715$ 0 1 n 1,1 Lo pi'vao, call & Nolve,coroeorty,.. 11 leone Ser vice vOw Nay low &N need C. ree an Aims Apts. ... ls.' flISa. a 41-SInuses REALlY WE CAN'T owe. LIft N, Senior If your club or organ satin would like Is be ' lets 'eII51sR IIIIII SE&U?IFUL 50. ball. Nona .10, *11 In. 1.0,5 Towcne,' C '41*. .e arpet.ng l IC. OR, .4,01 1.1. l-.,pcac. L5 MeW, Palo Ill On a "•C•Oi MAded 101 .0, MO,'a'r' SPP WAIWANTID JVII SCSIZ' 125 I. 7. 3 bedroom apts Cable TV Adu lt £ Fortify 70l.enj POW Ny-I fail I LPIS I KUIVI Svtm.,i 001col.al-- 1 star Older 35' 5n.a mm pIus 5101*9w on busy I , o'ep ', I, 7. seerse.. Aartm,.s lva.l41a PCI, Us, loll.. HAL COLBERT RELfrW4 Tw4 doris, LawINy is., MULTIPLI Ll$IING_lSMtOF Fronts I Jorw'.v F.al,.?,d Ever, — nIl m'lS b' "i"" ' I Ill, luin.IAtd li keSellIng IdIal *al'$l't'cIro --.-- ?7--Junk Ca rs Removed DI iONS 5.075 b*..Iel5 SI. Pm*I'J C 52 lit 'V5• ? enA lUll "41:011 CIto,c,L,%I,ng, 01 , - 1 L 'n.h 4"nO.,n,u 110.01 coo. "tidm 7)23 lh,o.t (I II I S'O.Ø -, a,a,lab.. 10, ta,. 0, BALL REALTY A c,..t 5ll 2 na"' loin. * 10cc-ow', g'ownot (al II'S lt 37714.1 377315, 123 a_ ,, . -. -. II pilot &S Madarls.asetec,o,,(av,el 53011 150 ler'a seem I .1(190 al$0 'see 44,10 ceO _~z M Sell every isp. SANFOD.ADULTS. 101. Amef wan LeqnMOfnwr - *IOACII$',a Sanford. .sew ____ R$dgeW C u.._ - 30'nlm5rsts UIdIiW a I blai.11hjl ol KPfPL.slmnin I but.nets I.$I14 5 --P., I.ao-,q ,m,c rec ( ar 0, I, 'it-rSfIte101 $13.55 ,_. Did you know that your Club or organization can appear in this listing ildI week for only $350 per week? This is an Ideal WAY to inf or m the public of your club activities kv " iOIOvSeS £ $300 Ill I'll I c4l a' fact*" Wi'O't. 'ull, ctis0*mh,d Va's3 01 loPIe"o4 d,e - 111 Ien,b-,.t, - Late 3 005 $1100 - 80-Autos for Sale 54,1', ISOADMORE II *41 GliOflit TMOIILI NOidis 523 0' '.ano. c , ti A 1 0 HA .oao( ng . -• - . - . . -' 30.110 Fl. C n&a. DeSARY CSvnlrp - 17-4,Inb le Honwi ' i* 'ISA act" .001100014. tiQr5e OK, 3 Be f4. 1 WOn lon,, C H&A. Ig 103IS __ Saido,d-Fwn, l.enos 01515w, LIving NO S Dci P to"iUms 111751 __ - - FOR SALE A REAL SAIGAIN POl 111.70 'N THE *ANV *05 1373411.. 5)170) 7S-A--Vj,n 11 A, elI tons4.r Icing toUr o POUte.nTRAOE Eowalesovs.rq Opputtin,fl 3235774 Day orNight 22-Rooms I. i' HOUSING AVAILABLE LAKE MARY E',,FIY OAt' IS 5*10*10. OAT ,c AMASO 72$ Foe (stab o-'-'e.c •1 & ,naI ,A9.81 A,, I-int I Ap 11141,11144 011.5411 Cal 0.'i Aor$.0,' 12)1430 'ie 2)', No,net I pcI ntpof 'a Qv',I.00J Si.,,' 111 0,030 to IiII Lo. .lc,en p4,,,, ', Au'Lti(V $71231' THE R ECKS REALTOR, MLS 34455o Or Land* D, I 711 _________________ VETERANS lowelf of Sanlord 0 SUBSIDIZED GOVERNMENT Harold Hall Realty "" DISABLED c 113103 "'l•5.5t14F,, Rog liii Estate scsi., l3.j N Park A,e )3j''75 '4 gos 415 o, 3727)53 portunisie, '"_'_- tIll F or,5 larger 4,,, PU AM rid Cow C omw Ion 301 ai. 117.srp $0,4 in 43U I'll-Auction I'ilhma,SD, 1212111 REALTOR AtOtq Hours 1275354 137511 123 06" D Call US' SIc, eanssSfk' T roe S5.V'eqtp'.,,'s SlSimin 137 17$I. 37)47, Cash 372.4)32 *ANT EOl4.ngtna, idot'.r. to 1151 t lo, lOnp 101 tAIV IS im baal 1230054 ___________________ )h... Lit, (covoey %a If 123 $415 70-Trucks Trailers Jim Hunt Realty -.--- _-- -_•.__- ______ -.- llo,cbWv' HOUSEWORK WANTED 323a03$ I - e0-nted to Buy __________ 01eV n 0gl cot' or 173 Vt.(• per. N.. "tu.n hu fdng 111 1301 BAIT & TACKLE SHOp...s. area, '5a$5na$I priced o., AMERICAN - 3J-"&iiii'ss Ptdy SOPOr '0010'iaII M oot IIousmc,,e, or men ow,, II WillS car StVvI(O lStibIsIledcUttomlr% Earn 54 to 50 bourn,. $343131 loll tree from Ianlord.pa m 057 IIa no cr after a pm , JO _______ -_ SOLD LAST WIEKI 11(1(1005 03004)30.3)1 171I,,lt I ( IorIII* Tra,l.rs AdijIttOrIly Notifies 254 Pail Or . Harness Nuu%tt. RN', & LPNS 5.0e5 C'.. -n compan.on. 50011 lp.m upJotw COMPLETELY SECO',U' 'bOOED. 05 & r,IA I'o".n located .n n,40, a'..s of Spn'.n.i• Covl $IW to $1400 Doer payment _ as 'IS carp.t, l.nit? sco'.oi,. Priced 5.10* m551 1$ 00 I valet Parsers needed pen 'i'• . •.. L*??5 Mart, 715 $ar0orl A S., & Sell he 1151 n 'ti'01"u?, Pf5. - 505545, tools ______ . 1410. FroncO'A.. San$ord, Florida call no, Mainte.105csP010,,r Needed ,avl.4,.f JNS In Apartment CanopIeS 40001 e.l. slail 53 liOn 337 lO15lrom 11am be, no - -- APPLY TO THE Confer. III C 214 SI S444014 hal estate req SALES PEOPLE rwsd,dnoe A(l.OncivW.rit$c, dli III lii tools 04 'hI from AvailableIndividual l'camrmiog - Advertising Director Evening Herald 41 _HDuWs -- 0.l'e at ant'., 3 Oi. III ball'. C A. cc carpet. nec elolak'S 10471$P% manifests, maintain files and account lists, prepare tearsheets. Typing ability required. Full time position with company benefits. Psi SECURITY DEBIT AGENT 'IIAPmCF MANAGER ..A0(5 CARPENTER SALES MECHANIC MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN .- - Dispatch Scm I n ne insertion NURSES AIDES BOOKKEEPER CLERK SHEAROPERATOI WELDER ASSISTANYMANAGER FLORIST COOK AUTOPARTS - TRAIN are Staffed 24 hours a L.gol Notice it h I01 I. 32114114 position County's only daily flPWtrs,sn.. D'n..l -' "'" " P T TYPIST cations. Don't hesitate, call now toll free, phone, So,clal W,,tl, I MonThly lames verti:ing I WEEKS SALARY_TERMS SECIETARV 5A04k YELLER CASIIIERCLE1K MACHINIST ELECTRICIAN MILL WORKER L 0 OIlIER industry numbers in the billions of dollars yearly. to,, 04 mmci. cat. City & *00, Call coil.c1 *3 37$ an I , r__ FUNNY IUSINESS SERVICE S?AtIO$IGARAGE For sale La.?, Court Mai ntenance i,,,,, Prose, retired parse. Far To'. -. 1L ._ Sat'*adlacs.t Clii 32)73*3 MOral Iv'*n, For lent $X0o 0? 1501 c'Ing oh' *P1l 44 Garage to hill there's no roan, Os, "I 64112 tMcar'(bccn .1 out .,t, awanl *4 in tie Herald PIt 3722411 or . - 531703 4I -Ptouses AflUDTi(ipJt 15117 LII I IoJIllU T WO SE ROOM I, 5.oti. coin,, lot .00 Cowiol,, fllCDATi'ti C lot, Mono, I mc coIl, to '.4k, DISPATCH P's I t.j fl Can Add Up choice. The vending Deal ___ __ _ _ .'c_ -. . ON. *1270. i -~-t_-:1-_ -...-__..._ - --.-. -_ --------. I C7 . I ~. ". ., .-,-.'.,,~~.' *,.17 .-,& ~ I ,~.~,.i--, .,' 7 ~ _,~ _~,_~ii~i",W ", 41 (April far Rem) tOy Baby 5.11,, 'sed14 *411001 af.a 051 all,, 5d, ,rs Call after e)Opm 373S307 income by ServIca,J Company , ........ LETS IC HONEST .,rin? 100101, For rim career vow Idnt be 'siding IOnS ad. aid .0 *i Sf501'1 Ne'f'. No I0n'soie OS lea uos tOns ad eli,ldn I be here II you eu,' III OOQ01tvn.0i to ,am Three 0 Five Hundred 017155 a east, call 1004371437 .nct.m. 41 reoOed message It ing their rr,, 1251737 'or AC CARE, Adults £ Te,nto . .. . - - He,*fl Pc, lint *53 Wanted HttIte .ns*r1005t Prof,rrof,r5%l Love Gad ,S, l'iom,or tnI- 373 $05 terested in supplement- - PLUS,— in ,t(tiaVIO OS, cam pa,s , np older evmai, 322 Dg , '' 32-SInuws Uurn.shsd 111 e16050e egmer Is live font tree STOP AND THINK A MINUTE II CI.ssI,,l AdS ddn't oort there eOUIS,1be any _______ ______ __-'--—. - ___________ -. -. company with 10 yr. track record, is now in the process of setting up distributors in your area. No selling required. We need sincere, honest Individuals who are In. U'I.Qul k "'garton 0*. S yt I III butt Req sit It 6 o ins, Nkai.c,oeta, rn '-: l il _;ii __ _-- Sole & ?OwP Icnn,5 '5Ofud,5, ava.Iabip Tter 0.ng Vo.tcS inqU 4 t(,aIt, LaIe'st terPn..,,e, Pro it ctf?f.t'd by USA Pr* subsidiary of a national DIVORCE- $3010 Ft** anal, 0,1. 1.,, ?S • Pompano FL moat si,aee MIL Pliolollsh: Agi& I. 12* U a I.. 4, Jidy II, 1270 $I5IOI dlf'tb. atitof CerrectsaN of this 61610 Mot reua arid Rab31f$.,. Wedidire Ru_f H tu_ tsen esarwtood by sw, and teNu_best of eur kiss, 1,1111 in true a ____ Malay or mere I. Aaron S t'i. Accauntlng ONIc,, of N ae usesied hereby didar. tOws tiNs R.psrt of Cs.WNee in true arid ParR. ,,. m4O,,r person l I've so iOlv, Awe. Sen*t mars tree 11 cs',Ipona. to, $inl lade Call Iii CIII ASSETS - LARGE PROFITS MINIMUM INVESTMENT HOT FOODS, INC., a P5*e 'IHE STATE BANK OFFOR EST CITYOF SEMINOLE COUNTY IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES ATTHECLOS1OFIUSINIS$ ON JUNENI . 0 Federal funds sold and securities purchasd under agreements to re,ip Loans. Total (excluding unearned Kopel. 011.12 Sints lieN p0. 117 CONSOLIDATED NEPOIT OF CONDITION OF IS? 545 PIsrida 51ate1,j 4470 Chamblee NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Dunwoody Rd otter .4s,pop FIA?fl.tbene*car In. 0I'.e.. cr'i.t,ca,,s ?I lcd A!!,,ir,?a, G. 301$ a4 cartf w,t lar a,.. 0.,u to be teV,0n The (5?lIf,cat, l$t i0Ø'IbeqS ai4 tea's of Sluanci. One description of prooect,. a tO'S no,",, in e',c,, .1 eat atwis,d ar e LIASILITIES NOTICE OF INS SIPF'$SALS .0 00110,., Demand depojits at individuals, NOTICE ISHERESY GIVEN '0,04 CS'ticaO, No 411 Year of. partnerships, arid corporations • .. by virlw, of ONa? carla',, WrIt 04 lttvalce 5775. Dtscrlpti*, OF TIme amid savings deposits 1111 o"Ito 513" 04W)4 .01 E.ervtl,n hewed owl ii and 10151 of individuals, partnerships, 434ff 04 SW'. SEC It T*P its no ..ai of lO COwnty Coo,1 04 Seminole Covntp, F 1w 'Ca. icon a and corporatioin 7.01O AGE 306 Nam5 in enicja, 0,oiaf lvdgn'erw rendered In the Deposits of United State, Government )osA Stanley HeW's .41.5.4 Cso#ft In too ltO' day it Deposits at States and All 54 lad p erlp bnnq 01 One Cowty of Sen'.nol,, Slam. of June. AD ItS,inOA0t certain case , political subdivisions 101111004. WaIti Sass, and aarbera 110 Florida Deposits at foreign governments unless wcO, (u1lf,cat, or car L Sotsi, Plantill, vs Jacob and Official institutiojs ... . NoneO tfcitfl woaul be 'Ide,n'id ac leI.lsip and Cathy 011itlip,, Deposits at commercial banks ................ 1 carda,g Is Ii. 00e prop.,,, De004ant wO'ith Aftellili Wnil of CertIfIid and ofluc er5'p,5 d.scr.5.d 101 Slid, cwtfcao. of E'e(vt,sn was delivered 0* me at lx TOTAL DEPOSITS (sum ce,1.Oicate, elI be $044 to the 5I'srilIwl Simnol, County. Florida. 0w90551 CASH bidder at tho court end I have levied tipon tO'S l04IOcE,i 00 items I?ttirul3) 13001 ewscr Sad ososefty a a,by Jacob a Total dentanddeposi ts k.IilhIpi said property beloi 5,335 57$. .0hZ AM b Total tImeand savings deposits 1331 DiOpd tIt 2000, iay 04 July, 57$ dca'ed in Sen,'nole Civnt1, Fl0lida. Federal funds purchasid v'ore parti cularly described as ArSOn., H 5.1eOn Jr. and securitIe, sold under agreements 'O'lOeI (tars of Circuit (Own torepurct,a . One 1174 Dodge Mansce, low, it Sarnmoie Count,. Flotilla None an in cofor ID No 0P730 4011114 Oilier liabilities for borrowed money - . I, lewlaf, C Soon. None M'vtgag. indebted ness ...... twp,,v Clark So wed aI laths & $ons. laidord. tdone Pijblriui Acceptance, executed by July IS. August I. I, IS, *lda 04 Ills row undlrs's,wd as Sn., Is 04 or for account 00 this bank Iern.nol. count y. Florida, eiII 4 Del II, and outs tanding......... II XaN Other liabilitie, CWceiOCe.,$ SO IIIL oftIr for .0,4540 to . tar TOTAL LIABILITIES (secluding Ores" Ce,ssy,PIer,da N. nwness bidder. OS, c.0,,. Iwbncl Case No. 75.3753 sdeardinat,d note, and any and all SiisIin hen5, aOtO'e Tall11. Griftin Sw001es. Inc • a 'font INnS) Dcc, 04 the Si,,i,noie debentures) . . . . . . 13,111 csrjsr.ti.n. Pian$fl :51001,, Cswrtlo,jte in Sanford. SJbordinatad notes addiboq,fures ....... vi None 1 00,4.. Ire abc., deStINed peor. EQUITY CAPITAL Sn'ittp', Inc • a csvpefIIon, OW p,o,,t. Preferred stock D54eridanI That tad tale is be" mael, t, a. No shares outstanding None (Par value) None StaNsOPIuida ditty me terms Of Sad Will it Common stock :.ecvIsofl. Deariss.s 04 CIOwSIrSI a No. share, authorized 11.331 Jots, F Poll, Ins., Ne. $511 b No shares outstanding 11331 Par value ) laO, of Florid. DeparSm,t 04 Shafim . ass Ss.,nol, County. Florida COn'mir,, harlot Surplus .. 323 'ublislo July 03, 9.3*. Aug 0. 1711 vi Undividedproflts ......... ...... ..... SN lit Si Smtss. Inc., a Flerida cer Reserve for contingencies arid 51r0441, O.404aM other capital reserves .. ... ............... . Stale Ii P*ide FICTITIOUS NAMU TOTAL EQU ITY CAPITAL N.i'lson IISeossee 04ice 4 O'ir*y, gi ven mao I A. (54$flatitems37t$,ruji) engaged ............tsar $1 1" 0*01113.9 ill bI410S 111111. 1777 Shoe of Florida De7estewn$ 04 LInge*o4, TOTAL LIABILITIES AND Seminole CIwmoI0, lev*we, PleaW,ff EQUITY CAPITAL (sum Florida. i.lder III Oct lOU, ,Ian'e 04 vi Oli tetfls3O,3t, and 3j) . 0*111 CORPORATION OF I&,S2 $$ty's. mt., Oefwwarw LOIIGW000. and Iral I in$cldt, MEMORANDA ClusiI Cst neuter sad 01mw e0% the Clark 04 Aver.ge for 35 calendar One.ee C...,,, F*IOS IN. CwcuI Coon. $etn.nole Cawnly. days ending with call date: CaIeNsCuU.$ai F lende in acc.rdane eli Fast a Cash and diar from tanks Florida Central %wilsolip. Inc. PrOw,ftions to Its fictitious Name (corresponds to item I above) ............. Psal.dm I41wlis. Ta *0 Sortus,, sow ..1,300 b. Federal lunds'sold amid securities vi Florida SIat,,te, flu $mIttyt_. Inc. Ds$e,ide.w Purchased unde r agreements to $ draM itit? notice OP $1111111 'S resell (corresponds to ',mi,se .?vly II, ii, 75. A',, 1. 1711 'At, DEZ N . itlffl$aboy5) ........ NOTICE IS HUSSY GIVIN 3* Total loans (corresponds THAT SW VINTUC OF THOSE NOTICS OF foilemle above) ...................... • Nuts OF ow CERTAIN NOTICE i$H5555y Time deposIts 05)05* or more 1CUTIO01. as "mod •Nve, GIVEN Its by Named awl C aid wider we sellS Al 04 ,nt.s, of ti'. certain Alas Writ (corresponds to Memoranda Items en 'towed Soil If 04 WIN Me respective (swiss, 04 10001 I 'e Isecvo MPlu5* below) ............................... seam of the ClrCu.I heal ivdg.neel 'If'da,ed Jose Deane. Cow" at Total deposits (corresponds Caoaw,. F 1W l.a. wee. a INel P5a1445 in oN. Circuit Cai.,t Iollem3laboye) ....................... lUdgetTlard random 10 One alorisad 13.711 Desi'.e C,. F*ws on she Ittle Fede ral funds p urc hased and securitIes (OUrS on ft Miss da, 54 w,.l )VOW AD IM. inORs,44 ianwev7, A 0 1715, 01 that cartein care sold urR.r aeoments to in case entlt04. Flerida Central 01704, Liberty Leon repurchase (corresponds to Cerpor$51 IoJpSf,. Inc., P4117,05 vs $mit$y, Piwewit,,V OT H*Iqni5 INm3$) ............................... t N Inc. Døeole*s. ~ 0411004 NWO WrIt 04 EuI(vtlen on sloolveroot IS Nidi afer,iAM tnt 04 Other' liabilItIes (or borrod money £110#141 w as su,e,ed to e as me ffi as Ner,$ of $anl04l, Csi.only, iIitr,1f of k,ns. (cormpoUNfoIsom35a) .................None _ Cswni1, F*4, Florida awe Ioia, sovists 'sen One Standby ietto, of cr045 5141 Na le, WM The 411•. IN.end .a$rSft preport, esite AV ouIstanding(as0call,) 6'7$W 51Mrty • by hap Nor's N. $tss, Inc. 04 51ty ' 2" Time deposits of stelos Side HINoiCI, 114 sower,, a.'s cw in Nosinele C00lhy, 'no located in Ieesiosu CorN,. or more (as SI call date)' FISVI4a, sire Florida.n'• a. Time cer$ifkat,s of deposit asase as we... mow a" as NINeS Particularly In dSAsiIIIediUIS 001110* LaN 11 aid N. Atwulsold P41 04 One iiz Chevrolet Capr1 orniore .................... . ....... . ......... ...... Dewad ham accord.'. to we Polo Swt..eell,, hid 1 111110111. ID Wwom as neorwe in P41 am 1. III, Oiler SIms *pesi in at $vsYIar1ee adifee Wiree Ns ftO S C IN. Public As Rosa $)00*or uiue'. ....................... ohm S*ai1 of in oust 'ads laonwew Cs.t'y, 1*41 I, Frarw C. ONion, Ewe. VP & Casiwor', of . P*u0 we we wnowwpwd a IterSi C Nouossmsg we beak. lesolsnutS, aIlW* Itiof Nile report ot Moot swoo 0 141w w II(a ktIi CUN7, 1*41 CII of 1 true arid 15411skin" Carved. totheistof my kladaroii. C01. Pri, .1i 04 II NASA entWZ7 414 10*11 wouldlem anyallow A 0. N's SIN, for sm am to to i I. . S's. CirrIC$'-Aliost: FraNC. (liNes, will IorUNaee,SN N. SW cars, aNled 4 higow bloomy. an, Cott. owsee *Nam Marvin 1r04 ($e Deor,C 5 I0T saw alltoo" tens, of of I'IrN.4 '04 (*0) Dr of we Sesuisi, sm.,s w. Wlliisr,ss c,, cs.oas.. is $.emeve. eusty CSqirtsi is lbmlood .41* N. su~o "mow flat o *41, IlelusW. Fly (SIAU N. N.oe dwrom low' orosty. 04 $tale of Florida County of SeonlaNi, N: 104 ea4 l* *Seuu_ sea IS Sworn Is arid Macrlbe tOme me this 27W. day of July. 5 so" so %roe so we gleds not Tito said 5* 15 6.i1 *0 N IOISIy N. arms of isar 4 art let I alt notes ollIcv or Irecter at 175, Roks Iai6it sos... ion .. FRIL see,. p, Imm Mi, csmmU .plr Thousands .9 A-#&. Cash and due from U. S Traisury securities Obligations of other U.S Govi agencies thirds. s, P&Mli,y7 De, m ..• ASSETS, - w Majesty. YQtj - " CHARTER NUMBER situ NATIONAL BANK REGION NUMUa - A& dolki,,, 15 F0' Pv,tiiic Internist'" call 473 411700,,O, Sanford Al Anon Fai.i, Group GREEN PEANUTS lit lb Up.i P-iman Farms. I Ov'tdo )a3331? ClotedSundefill 1W ............. ....... Iwd Swims, 7 s.IL, Iomhe's. W 1~Ial., 7:31 ia, I AL *0.0mm los mile,,, ovmnds of S C PEACHES lies so ANDERSON FARMS IUSF"end,A,, 37333*1 Vou Isgal Notice li not in global or even -- 'r -. 2Good Things 10 Eat ISAow3( Legal Notice '$---far idols and adherey AL, _4-ersonaM , IATIJ*DAY, AUGUST $ Id LA Women's Geosm. 2 n.m. L1 W. Pfr s. I.dUd B ' Noon The Do Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday , ~L . . . 3 Lines Minimum or . AUGUST 4 tsdmg y diltity seal s.eic allow It 7 amassed Enabled him to hand on a daMe nation to Ms heir, u fi rtflid Henry via 1Ifrigi .. Seealmle Ilss Kho, 7a.m., Sambo's, Sanford. e 1=6 Rotsry, 7:50 am., Lord Quanleys, Aed. W450 Watchers, It am., Seen, Akarnr4, MalL Ssthr1e.l. Jaycees, noon, Jaycee build. #1cetslk's Alonyaseus: Tanglowood (cheed) 1 p.m., . Hidiarda Qiurdi, Lake Howell Road; l&uigwed (cloned) S p.m., Rolling Sills Morartari Church, SR 434. Yong AdattsCldiheRItgIs..0p.m N- P,It em. to 0 p.m., A*amwde Mall. Fm TOPS price for the Itne of 31 Another fine coming ..,• Saof,rd AksIs5j Aasuyes.., (open), S p.m., 1301 W. Fit * St. cry" de*es, the saspiw he was paid the handoomi monadsy and thus the as , Cashanddu,frombanuis 1,:I" U.S. Treasury securities solvent and stable. (II To this task he applied the Obligations of other U.S Government agencles and ccrporations dedication that en the field of . .. . . . .. . ... ., t1*l attoont,are IoUbe 1.44, battle gave tUrn vulory over dwelling of Johe. Her ii, Obligation, of State, and Political su bd ivisi on s . Richard IHsMyklngcjom for a TI'e.5Wer 0( the Q555flb,r,l None Other bonds, note,, and hone"j on BOSWU th Field submitted them to Henry IW vie t,oiij to an end the bloody uip*iue. The variety aW Corpora testock no War of the Rones. of the payments ato Trading account securities No vie inexhaustible, from the 101,0• Federal funds sold and One can almost securities purchased the king poonch loaned Archduke PM glosting over thesee news that under aQrsements to resell .......... ... .p4o "dyverie bites in Kent, to an lOs,Uflings given "to ha a. Loans. Total (secluding unairn that Watcheth the Crowes" ittie income) ............................. whereof tucre be some of th em ravens In the Tower of London I. Less: Reserve for possible loan thrifty and rlchmen halts conveyed woulls i wool) over. There are wages and elr- Loans. Net . . sees without urnse and arei passes bar' ernbasaiei, herald 14 Direct lease financing NotS Bank premises, furniture and futures, and other assets representing bank premises .............. 7; Real estate owned other than bank premises. Non Investments in unconsolidated REPORT OF CONDITION subsidiaries and associated CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES OF THE Companies ATLANTIC NATIONAL SANK OF SEMINOLE Non OF SANFORD IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, Customers' liability to this bard, AT THE CLOSE Or BUSINESS CN JUNE 3O. $771. Y' øv:ance nJtitaning Nona Other asset, PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE IV 20 COMPTRQs.LEROF THE CURRENCY,UNDER TOTAL ASSETS (sum of items I thru IS) TITLE IS. UNITED STATESCOOE SECTION let SIN Ward, Entoratat, Mall; 7:30 p.m., Sanford Chamber of rioliken. llfrosjt ow bar n goo j - -RATES DEADLINES witty, 'IBa to fall in the kyng. .. IRV I 43C line 3si - '',", 30' 7c.nsicuttvetimes JScalu,e - 114 A M -530PM. MONDAY th rv FRIDAY SATURDAY S Noon monarchy. So. MO - w down for only 13 handa cm the dolt of hit Henry Vu's thrift oldfll'igs foerpence. Jobs Sad. Fader..... I U.mi l,1W HOURS IIClsed for a ruble victim for " th, royal cowl Mg 'Watt the "One (named ) Sold II Loter .1w played the bk" - YoeInNr, ins. old," rime so obriosly a comic torn with the ,, ..-,'•',. 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. pmWogks.e,ag , expenditure for clothes, roya rnudene weons and homehold goods. 11w royal eye war alway , r•'"1 to peonies, Qinic, Robb Hoed off SR 435, Altamonte SprIngs; 7:30 pm., ConinwUty United Methodist Quack, Casaelberry. - Reveals mengers, printers, player,, lot a seng" and non fools. painters and m{ssis, named Qamug got two dUll Investments or m*wlve lii jewels lop f a'g)p'.. sedgohurnUuaandpeymsds of Mal ho baeek rhed IOU royal wen ngs shaytif Of a ll bode - the espeiw, national affairs that the laidof the Qu_roher account accounts of the royal establish. beokIles - dls thedaytoday mint, so to speak. of a king in the long personally audited The Chamber was Henry weekly, monthly, annually? Henry himself over his :.,. VI Ii chosen Indrwnenj for ezercising a continual. slgoatur,, for when detailed, personal control of the Spending the k .. finances by which he made the ii -'-r----it - S,t-d Chits., 7:13 am., Backs. Iied*6 O$lndid 7:31 am., Holiday Inn, $ Wsetakq, 10 am. and 7 p.m., persona died Us 1500. The tota record Thrmh Friday. Diet - King years 251501 and scholars alUw hitherto denied this liulgid into loccurde Memorial Huidtal Ame. 111101Ih1, Moms Avenue. p.m., (UPI) the verge of bmikrtcy. The British Library has JiM were men In the kingdom obtained from a private toiler. iflOUI to raise lion Henry's "Chamber Ue rich armies that could threaten and Memoranda Soot" for the Civil: Cedar. Isadard R.I.'sit, 7:31 Book . ____ Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 to make good fynes.' Henry VII hall confirmed in his Mother eiry estimates that a own handwriting what hlgr$. men who burned down a home am have long dethiced ft= the in Wale. "sheil* worth Affairs Of his reign 4 2 pounds for Ms fiji,." centuries ago - he was a , Henry had good reason for Mi greedy fellow ,t iubects as so many bankable thrift. Only 43 years earlier Henry V Warded a treiaorj on natL kadsid Khroods, noon, Chic Cadet. FM Mend pr His Fellow, S. Oak An.; 7 p.m., Sit We Celbeny. IAS(UN4I*$fr IIry Ijg,7 p.rn., .!ec t±Z. Pva A,yom, 731 p.m. CaiIber?y, Corn. mwiity Undid Methodist thurdi. Free hued er, 24 p.m., Sanford Advv*ld thwth. 7th and Elm. WZDNAY, AUGUST 2 Cmeidberry *.tsry, 7$ a.m., MS Cafderta, Ovleô Rotary, 7:31 a.m., Town }1ase. - CLASSIFIED ADS 11 I'' I 1l'I544VAv$l,it7-...J5 '. Greedy 37) *2 11 1557345)05 tsiwis. - Tradsrr 11OOO5TR*cToe5uj'j w'.. aisa.g . Neascoiq laIN $11 1555 UMMENO Tr'45551'ylg, tlini. CutIn'. HOwl', 133 1)54 0'. 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I "-t ANY MERE! - 7 ' HIM J1 FrVa A'4 YOURE ARILS LlIiltASept. 23-0ct. 231 Key People With clout are the ones for you to deal with today, carter Ise. In one fell swoop theyll accuiipllah things urnderlings could never achieve. TAURUS i April 20-May 20 Through use of your .0ood humor you Should haveno difficulty getting other, to do your bidding today. You make even the mundane seem like a fun game, I I SCORPIO it. 24-Nov. 221 Your greatest benefits will come today ffl*fl your Insiolvement with organhzabons, dubs orcllques. Bea ml Seri not a loner, GEMINI iMay21.June2o)f something big Lion the fit, that represents sutztantial gains, don't put it off tcmOlTOW You're a dynamite closer today. received equally ha scores. SOçflitlfli the losers were responsible for their bad scores. Take this hand as an SAGITTARIUS tNov. 23-Dec. 21 Advantages come today from things tiiat you manage for others. Keep this In mind if You're interested us chalking up CANCU IJUII 21-July The 5It1t for success today lie posdive and see yourself as lucky. What you envti on will manj1s Itself In reality, South players reached club contracts. The other half played three notrump an made from nine to II trick,. There La no play for its club, even a heart Isn't led Th1si is a 1 - i ing" Is Key In Library Opposition I m R.esld$W5 Withy Opposition vtrvnm—taily acceptable mdbw of moving the pest in Such a The rmearch progrwj iii also give imos igc, oftha offectami areas In prrp j0 John KrIdII-, win headed the task force, noted that in IN Seminole Co.*y vu bothered for a two-weeft period by of blind masqultous. By 1117 the severity of the problem had it, to new cover a dz4.'s* musdh span or a 10' fold Incresasoverthe last 10 yews, heald. The Impart st udy can&js4 by lbe task force unwed midge is coating pmpeujy The League's vote on tin Issue was not unanimous, lee MIDGF.,, Page IA The consjni4on Indicated In years there are certain pants of library service we want over others such as books and ranting materials over palmsp . MY Wife THE CANDIDATE I Dig Gleam (right), Ni's lb. hushsnd it Sandu's Gleam Ices. Serf, Bk's an AItap$ ,i' p ,$yl - r .. . '' h.,tsd". c.cktslI Tuisday filivexing to promote ' - Mrs. -! - Glenn's - campaip is, ___ We? Find let in the TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan PIT PYA 011PIOW by 'iS'tNj$ )ii N01 - RIGHT HEREL.WHENI WAS 51'nN' POWN ON A ROCK.. day Ii,s,j, - I1Ij , - , M it abset JJt@OU ANO She bewlis Ike . comy i11 -1 ----\ .5- , I L1,I! J 5 11_I held to its position taken In Mm- molt, cii the fiscal year. During that period there Is gong to be a definit, dip in / by the w fltwu plunged to their dasihe WItns r today Us a four-alarm fit, at 0 Brooklyn supermarket that$ man' as cotlapoed Vs a . Ail the , bystander mid he robbk ls low 68th tau or" tw lw"d 1W i0willd fit~Item Me rubble 4.w,York CIty fireman In 13 momealts Weir, All tour fir, departm It"c" wits Cd everi __ rspsee utAm bod hun wider rma,atlarn, and firemea tr.i. sr hum a eik$ah mid the reel may be,, sh, N.m vu Today WA11ffNflnjg (UPS) W A (5lI15 'h, Tps, Ple, u, the the Sisal. permanent Slur levi ga. I. rn a 'luck ............... ............... *A - " $4 Spit .. ., - .. I - -- as essrle.c.d pan,., bused — Ill ,Jssi h,m-cg Gary hvdacft, * - Ud17itdu,d,i.. SSIkSUmi5JI5 teeing his IOU auk * IId ThepWibtat.a) ,1aday,abrnst $4 Willi" ..................IA - 'Torch Testifies tiveatIgatlass sibc. 1.1 Cuj-------------II '01 4"W"dw to "1,& Tile bm W*r irmseaks. so tndchh, 1* an was ___ " W"rmvdW And 4 week- be" lim tUe. ow, alive. A crw,, oidergd to eiwii tlocr cdllopest - s.th tttar$krn week. flmsw 4* ............... ' flPOttdsifl0qJy hut W mum oftto adlas" today's chiseler was th, a stekbiit Bee-alarm bhnt. iii 13 years - ainit a rv, rite Cwr1--on (Xi- Is, List, that killed IS leskam slid Ike Its firemen iii a biwa,4o 50111 ormw Men who merriall NAM" in NWA* t hereof ef W 14 tan's Madison sqwv an. t,g Morelia pft% too boo" son now get from OPt.," remarked week and Ca..lber,y its. ' One is ovnthe shsof time, sly the first six to nUn Asammid IS- i45 will be an Increas, in the s7st.ni the Casseiberry and ImIofaen,,,,, Sanfu facUil4 will be opals he able to rim it six lays a week its days a wsj. Prse..tjy as opposed to the two days we Sanford Is o flee days a do it?' — ' IR 016 UTh4 Yft—JT Should the commieej S- her. greet ladagiN , ,5 fl1of $430,000 The cor4rn' offered t his year was for $I,*, ()ffI4a) flneniwwer,e.tkemofoflb, Casaba". JIM What in 0 we NEW YORK (UPI I ' city spring$ do - 6 N. Y. Firem en Plunge To Death As Market Falls -, That's heard Is when I Seminole ('bwty. ft inigiui take system, aresMog ta WI1k..w, up to. year to 1a bookmobile In fact, the laolsed fll* for .Snninol. County, tU opwa mere day a Over the long rang,, when week than at one if we get our own beolonofal.. Under an lndepend,a there — - rho IflQJf mid,.,?. 0 -. - Ue I)I('K WilliAMs OPL's hardline, on control 01 library services. "takes out of tugs and recgeds. aort of day's pall, services will be t he hands of Seminole Corn- th a con.pletely oil of our curtailed In some tlans any Uçid into the kinds of hands areas as well as the budget," Initially, according to Williams. library service we have," declared Williams "There are two Unw tsibles to comanem*ed Williams Seminole Cousdy joined "We have long said over the thrseyeanago at an pe OPt, 1001111411commented Williams. lI_Iv_ t'p stamped. S.u.adj,.ssed Tie DRIP IN question S have VA"" tai y of t he service and you take II at thisprindy," Sai d wiflp,, - tHa Pqo1g The only Ca bundle and you take all or now The study committee ret'umnnsende4 two week, ago that the county remain in the OPL one more year while formulating $ plan to go In' dependent. However, the cunmllon also received a letter supporting the withdrawal from the Seminole league of Civic Asaodatlortj. (Do OIJ flj, j Question For omita W% an 611111 the bookmobile uprrait. two din a week in Currgt - ,,--- , wig Questions *11 be used in m.s COln, ad •,i mCarriff copies of JACOBi' MODERN ) pill UN aseelly - We sure do and we make the •ip.'ts' Write A,1 me E'pe'ts - care ln<1i..j(,aI (3i,5fs()fl *111 an,*I,t'lJ I? accompanied - _ vote on that bid JW SWXibr gam. 00 . sltosdd mM. the traMtjwuto an Independent s.m by . 1. to Seminole "I wouhin't want to Imply Cowsty's proposed exit from the that our diced Ion was not pj [Jhn'y Orlando ()fl,j totally flU we Becamus, of Its extensive raesrds, he Is considered one system is not an objection to the it clear by the po ll taken of the mov,—ijuj the liming, Cons- Monday that esperta in the United States on the blind mosquito, Dr. Dirby we want to go laid. mission Chairman Dick Independent," said Williams TheGmtetSanfordQolCam ceover ayear Williams said today. A final that detision Reacting to mticum of the will be period of time, first studied eradication of lbS taken after pubic move by local citizens, In- budget determined that the blind mosquito coul hearing, Sept S and I d not be satlitactortly economIcally controlled by Larvaclde, or Inaectkldes because or chiding the library study Williams said the reason fcc the deli echemicalb, of Women committee and the L ague of breaking wits a"idbave to be I,d to Opt, prevent flab kills and adversely affect lb. environment. Voter,, Wilhanis said, for 5eipjyle County to control In concart with the Uniy,rifty 01 r4.la if ... "i'lier, has never been a greet it, own deal of opposition to an It, " The "'7 •JWUI. 01,1 that a 1mg-rang, reardi p'ugiam Is needed to find a bi lo ical attitude of o g .. dependent control such as Introduction of person and predator, rega rihng the srrviry it would system- The only question I have heard from the give under The We" by the state of th. funding Is ln*l4Ing the multi-question the contract amid year ressanta project conoss*rai.d on t majority Is when do we do or t he pr ice w finding an on. as: Ike, is the f Il-if PtoNALg.y, z -- M"• I"s Is V.. w.sa.. -- ____ WAY that the population 01 the blind mosquito will be reduced to an acceptable leveL - FRANK AND ERNiE'S ' rainwater. To Independent System UnHed States Dr, DOD Hill 01 the University of floride will contlaus to be the now it OD Win isive, guidenca, Ing to Dr. Dirby. Dwb his 'erth it CaWornla, Dr. All Ccndaet.d work in bath chemical and '4oIogkai control of the midge. He will Ihn', equipment, 'Wild., and beat with the idititlgj $1 the Smnfotd fl*iT. 0AJ54 AK3 I AQI K 103 A Canada reader wants to know If we consider this hand worth a two n rump Bob Thav•s GARAGE In _ - by Stan It* and John FRANK AND ERNEST .' . from the Unie,slty of Salford with a major In aqiaticdxUrde aitonsology aid ecology. with the six of hearts. By Oswald Jacoby mad Alan Seatsg The Caven ash Inv$taUonal as a pair event with IMP scoring. As such it paid to make overt,4cks, while didn't pay much. Big pius sroreswentlopafrsthat bid and made tough games or alanis Their opponents are as g.sd as any sib., P1IC, Ii US lb. Um. pretending Im lb. middle of be,,,, Thai', sikal Mkbaf Nag, s. year.td urn Mr. and s"- RUdy Na).,. II 'lae SI.. Ovind,, did. ile made lb. mass .1 1k , y.s're FJO SPIDER-MAN 0- KWIKI - FIX Exp.rt spots, scored the slam trick dimple. About half the HflTM.. EN.RY'Ip4G IJIVDIT. &K5! He's Considered Blind Mosquito real headache, lie has to oang on to the jack-small of spades South, who watched You hnhl ' midge, In natlonaJ protesalonaj journals, That program cost California and the federal government himdrida of thousands of dollars duringa fow"year period, Dr. Dirby said. Dr. All, 3$, was barn In Labor,, Pakistan, and received a master of KW" degr, from the University of Pan jab, Pakistan, In 1115 with a major In zoology, fresh water biology. He received a second master of science degree with a major In Aquatic entomology and ecology from the University of Salford, it, but one South player made it and picked up around 150 1,%41,s on the field- It wasn't really deserved, but the East-West pair richly deserv ed the ISO IMPs they lost. East took his ice of spades At trick one and led back the king of hearts to South's act'. West was one of those players who always gave count lie dropped his 10 of hearts. Now South cashed all the minor suit cards and came down to the queen-la of spades in dummy and the seven of spades and six of heart, in his own hand while Poor East came down with a March 21-Aped 191 These lays lb. streets . seminar to local research scIentists, he Ottlined the k and results of his four-year research. He has pullihilibed mom thAn 30 IlInkim mod ol, them on the against l.arge project requiring a Creative touch are your cup of tea today. You also have the ability to Inspire coworkers to use their imagination. too. MAIN - - ,- renter. He was select ed fnwn two ftn.Iluts for the post after persona) Interviews by leani ii its sc'lentls Including two from the AREC, Sanford. The research program is being funded with $50,XS In state money and a grant from the University of Florida. In addition, the ccordy conunlsslon has approved federal funding for tluw, Wnrattry tsckeietsa for the- ' tVatn. Dr. All has headed up a Wind mosquito control program for the pest four yen's at the University of California, in $ *nslnuge WIN AT BRIDGE wise. lixjk your spiffiest today. CURBSTONE d Staff Writer Dr. Ashad Aft, a native of Pakistan, and postgraduate research entOnw1*9 at the Univemy of assume resimnalbljities as head of the blind moaqinto research rogram at the UnIversity 01 Florida's Agricultural, Research pand IucatlonCenter(AREC) th Sanford onSeg I $x,000 annuslly, according to Dr. John Darby, di atasalaryol rector at the the ndfl lwouldthlnkthatfruanyour general story of good health and long term observation with such mild at tacks that you can be reasonably certain that yours is not a significant threat to your health. To give you more information DEAR READER - It's hard on p.aroiymsmal tachycardias for people to realise when the I'm sending you The Health body functions in an unusual Letter number 6-12, Heart matl.ner that it Isn't because Irregularities, Skipped Beats there is as germ lurking and Tachycardia,. Others who around, a broken bone or some want this issue can send 50 uther specific thing that we can cents with a long, stamped, selfblame the whole episode upon. addressed envelope for It to There are lotsun . of times that the inc in care of this newspaper, txaiy just doesn't work per. P.O. Boa 1551, Radio City Things appear about to take a turn for the better runiance- your hopes rum rampant. Even If you fall short of your target, youll Still be a big winner, ff SfL%rH - your copy of Astro-Graph Letter. Mail 50 cents for cacti Yt)w.4) lAug lkSe-pt 211 He a daring dreamer today, let I BUGS BUNNY my DONNA ISTLj He - 7I i t tili) prf. A mg. ?, ins CAPRICORN I Dec. 22-Jan. A secret desire that you've 19 When you weigh situations be en hoping for, but thought today. pig the emphasis on the was out of reach, could heroine positive side. This will put you a reality thus --.... ',.m,n., -------------- - , u track 10 acnieve your Chance and luck will be desired arnis. prominent. AMUARILI (Jan. 20-Feb 19 LEO (July 23-Aug 22) flw' surprise twist in today's Someone with your best inhappenings will be in matters tcreslsat heart will be stirring where)ou sincerely strive tobe up a lot of dust on your behalf of service, only to discover the behind the scenes today. The you helped the nicat was results will be beneficial. Find one you. out to whom you're romanPISCES (Feb 20-March 20i tically suited by sending for I..OVER THE over the heart rate and ngisft at a regular rite but faster than normal. When It do* firing the heart returrw to a normal beat What causes a person to have an extra sperkplug like that!ft can develop from an injured gruinndiwould[ike go back to work but I fear that one of these unpleasant attacks will happen on the Job. If there 13 nothing wrong why does this happen to me' Can I do something that will prevent it from happening' . ¶' i PRISCILLAS POP Midge War that comes from this spot takes - Vil '4k slRTlID,ty tti ( W ill Lead 1)lTlplofllS. Such inddlyuajs have an extra sparkplag. so to speak In the heart. It has its own rate of firing and when It takes over YOU have one of these attack,. The little electric discharge A#w )ears ago my doctor include excess iseofAlcohol. tole i.e he couldn't find disturbances In salt and water anythinp, wrong other than metabolism, pneumonia, an nerses No. my family ily is all overactive thyrotd and many 35 - — - 3? 42 II I ! , = . paroiyinal tachycardia. These tend to start suddenly and stop suddenly. If the rate Isn't too fast they don't cause many It started and ever1.hlng IS normal again. This has been going on for 20 years. usually about twice a year. I have had blood tees. electrocardiograms s pot In t he heart but more often and everything done and it's something that you're born everything checks out line. I with don't smoke or drink alcohol or There are conditjmg which coffee but do have a cup of tea aggravate such problems or every day. may even cause them. ibese - 40 32 — — — - II by Bob Montan - I What you're describing is Suddenly the heart starts beating at about lO beats per mlrnde and thislasts for a few minutes or IS or 20 minutes. Then It Mope just as suddenly as — - - - 32 ____ rId.. ,i14 — - 7 134 ;.! _ 21 - — 1105 43 Shed blOod 46 49 tC DOIrI' 51 Soto v) 36 Pin of. S-100 29 U1 39 Cl&opp.o 7 I,l.o wofbilq d.lc,oi Cabbage ss .n-on Iabbr I 33 — — — 6 I P — — - II 12 13 — They mw when I'm bending Oversuchatoickupa fris bee while playing or while raking leases or sweeping dint Into a dust pan or pIckti14 , The spin also happen when have an argument with my husband and once when I went to the hospital to be wi th my sister when her husband (bed In these cases I was ver y 39 T ook oath O 'pctr.it Califo.rAian fielsai ii-I'm n at getting enough air. 25 " 51s, 4, ', IPIm Sanford, Florida 32 7l—P,l, 70 Cents il nYnU them although at SO&Ifl1 It Actv,,s West 71 DI', 43 73 Pa's ts119 - ------ •.•* •,•: 34 S".i ' 13 Ingests 4 26 - 01w's -, 'IltIflIl — ARC filE • OjLl_O - - YOU grC ... I 35 C.rr.. , e.cIas'ato.. ooa.iIi 12 Group of t*o 36 T.pp.d 7 Pla-tt 3 B omb 16 ;X0 OJT OJ ,ruF1D Yc 1 •9 d,seaso 26 1.ly MIld 26 Wataifv — 14 by Art cansom ai'. IH[emld 70th Year, No 299—wednesda1, August. 2, 1975 year-old f and have casional spells of rapid heart beat Tb.y &I ways .iu w-tjgnoaedlnhave -. - DOWN - THE BORN LOSER $ 09C5••I 30 Paulo b1 31 MIII 32 V,$.cl. 33 TV.-io of lL II :--: - a-'- 23 AII4YIØ'7I, ___________________________ -+-,? at 1 00 51Wo't, __ !..I I r \ 20 Moo. 22 Small IMO? EETLE BAIl FY A Rapid Heart Beat D isturbing O.(.T J I Baseball play 44 Warns(pIt US £-, 6 Pp . • — — -- —' 5- '--'. - - V S •p - — - -. J - • I I1ONDIE - -- ' lavseilgaliag wgan* - abw is I ft"00 ad Polk. FM _ a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1978 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 01, 1978; <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/c7ae922d8884bfa41fed6142d264c5c0.pdf fe39e22b5446b76429297f20692edbc6 PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION dna Iffer-Ad O'ih Year, No 278—Sunday, July 9 1918 Sanford. Flonda 37771— Price O Cents 'Nobody Around Here Liked Him' t)—fveMa5 Hiesig, %aMsi'd. Ft. Friday, Jvty 7, mars You th Arrested In Stabbing Murder 8 TOM GIORDANO Herald c.i F41s.q' 'Nobody around bet, bked bun He was sarcaitic, a mama's boy and his mother was Those are the words of a 18-yearold boy describing Pu 13%- yearold neighbor who sits in Selmnole County Jail today in corg'iecticjn with the bridal stabtang death of a sooth Seminole County woman - The suspect: Joseph J. Fernera Jr of 3513 Balsam Drive in the Easttrook subdivision. accused of stabbing his i-tctim in the neck. —The victim: Mm Shirley Usry. 4 1. of 3521 Balsam Drive. said by ne1ubors to have befriended her accused assailant - The mule: Shortly before nc'ur. Friday neighbors reported hearing scceams coming from the trued yard of the Usx'y home Of seeing a youth stn*gltng with the woman, then naming off of seeing the woman, blood treaming from her neck. run ielling into a neighbor's )ard, then collapsing to the Lawn Authorities today said Femera, who will be held in count) lad for 14 days until they decide if he'll be charged with first degree murder and tried as an adult or processed as a Juvenile offender, l.simt talking. Bud residents of the Eastbrook subdivision are. They're talking this morning abootaim. possible motives for the murder. "Well, people are saying maybe it had something to do with sea, but I hear poke said there's no evidence that Mrs. Vary was sexually auaulted; or some people think he needed money; but the mod prevalent now is that Joe i Fernera, was looking for tlwkeystoMrs. Usry's daughter's new Firebird,' specailatedone neiibor. One of those neighbors. Vim Hank, of JIM Balsam Drive, explaned why some think young Ftmers was looking for car keys "I heard Joe on a couple of occasions took the keys to the Uwy family truck and rode it around the neI.IbortOO4 I guess he was yelled at for that, but. lot of people think he was looking for the keys to the Ftr,birdto take st for a ride." Hank, also is the neighbor who referred to the Ferners boy as "sarcastic and a mama's boy." Hanke and other neighbors said Fernera often had disputes with other children in the neighborhood and when he was 13 years old. his mother had to walk him to the bus stop because other kids would Laura ham. "Usually, though, it was the older III& They used to make fun Of hun and taur* him," another young girl who Lives in the sub' tilsion said. Soon after Mrs. Vary was dabbed and ran oiL of the house, she collapsed in the front yard of another neighbor. Mrs lean Divan of 3SM Balsam Oni', An ambulam,ce was called, but by the time it amved, the at. tendails' atteins to save the woman's tile were futile, according to neighbors Mrs. Vary was pronounced dead on arrival at Winter Park lkaputal AutJunties said today they have not yet found the murder ean, bid a neighbor indicated reports are he used a knife he took from the L'uy home "lie never really was in any trouble as such, people don't think he was carrying a knife of his own." said young Hanke Mn tsry, a housewife, was akin, in the house when the incident occurred, authorities said. Her husband, Marvin. was at work and her children. Vicki. 21. Michael. I!, and Lynn, II, were at work or in school, deputies said Fernera. an only child, according to investigators, weed to the home of two unidentified women and they encouraged hun to turn himself in to Winter Part police The boy did, and soort af. terwarde he was taken unto custody by sheriffs detectives, auahiriues said 110 hI, t%lII:HF: %IIIS. ('shIv WAS STHNI'l) Initial Proposal 'Schools Without Walls' Thriving In Seminole By LEN KPANSDORF Herald Staff Writer There are many types of teachers and classrooms. But, during the pad lime years, several hundred Seminole County high school students have cam into contact with a different type of teacher in a different classroom setting, "It's a school without walls and we have an adjunct faculty of 13 teachers," said Walt Lee. And Lee's statement seems to be the beat way to dc,crltw the sensor Job entry program which operates In Seminole County senior high schools. Lee serves as the coordinator of the student, at Lyman High School which. m1073, was the first county school to linpemesd the program. Four high schools In the county have the program and separate coordinators uceç* Oviedo which shares Its cootknator with Seminole High V TONY ('H,PM. more than cart pushing During the tad school year, 1977.1871, 207 dished, participated in the Program. according to E.S lassie county school Program director of vocational education, Fifty live of the 207 students were sander the The bask purpose of the program is to provide students with an alternative method of messing a portion of their graduation requirements. Students can earn from - to five credits depending an the situation. Most of the partbclpamds will west at their respective Jobs for esgt* hour shifts Instead of going to school in their senIor year. -' supervision of Lyman's Lee. And,According to Lee, when the program ended rn June and the students Undiluted from the Lyman program, X of the 56 were hired at the Job at wtitdi they had been working. oat cithose students was Deysda Williams. It who currently works at a Longwood clothing star,, "I first became In. Iered in the program because I knew I wasn't going to college when I graduated so I 'aided something else to do." said williamsFor Williams, one of the main benefits of the program has been to "have responsibility now im*e.d of waiting to get 01* of oj," Having responsibility was Unpiwtaot to Toby Chapman, but equally itnpstag was the idea of getting that all'lmpartaat jomp on figure graduates. "I knew I needed to gels Job because wtwo everyone graduates that makes that many more people I have to compele with for a Job," said Quagnai during a break from his yob at WInii l)Uie P'ooil Store at U S. 1792 and Slate Road 4.34 However, while many students may want to get jump on figure graduates, being accepted Into the tob entry program may be difficult if certain reqisrnnes*s are not met Passed by the state legislature In 1973, the program's main requirements for ad. mission Include: earning at least 10 credits by the time you wder 12th grade, the completion of all required courses needed for graduation, the nan pklaonolat least am credit In an occupational incatbonal course and a minimum age of 1!. Although Ii may seem like a young age to begin thinking about working and the responsibility that acc*snpamuea the Job, this was not the case for Kelly Andetsuci Who at If is now working at a Mctkmald's in lwigwood "I'd rather think about my career early than have to worry about it later," said Andersen Because of the turnover, In employee, at this tie of fast food restaurant Kelly has gained valuable elpenence which she pigs to practical is, "Many times I will be given the reapotialliflity of breaking In the new people and ite ledmiesa," said who has her Kelly dgius set on a career as a Lake Mary Budget At $3 Tax Base 4?. i.i:i: heath program dental hygienist possibly through the Navy. The only problem encountered thus far by the blonde-haired Kelly is that "sometimes my fun is restricted because I have to keep my mind on other responsibilities such as paying bills and cleaning my apartment." This Idea of finding out what bring In the work world is like was one of she (actors that attracted tat Cameron. I!, to the senior Job entry program having attended lake Brantley High School in ninth and IJI grade she switched to Lyman in her Junior yew but somehow never really felt com• fortable in the customary school setting "I was kind of disp pointed in No school," she said, "I never really became Involved in school activities and usually just eed to work after school." Although her primary Inter Is in a nursing career there were no jobs availabl, in that field so after first working at a meal maftet, and tiwim an insurance company she then made her final change to Highland Memory See M'H0043, lag, IA By D4)'iNA ISTE.*i hlershd Staff nMet A pnluninary budget for the fiscal year calling for properly aura to rnnatn at Ii per $1,000 assessed valusison has been presented by Mayor Walter Sorenson to the lake Mary City Council Sorenson, In submitting time preliminary budget, noted department requests totaling $569,102 esceed estimated revenue of 14*720 by more Um $l18,wo "The figures will need a little but of adjistuig," said the mayor IIe said time estimates in the anticipated revenue "are estreenelyr rough" and that a final nor, polished budget will divorce capital 'spenditurra fran operational l9$'9 COdS be camed forward fran this frusim $3,000 to $3,000, fire )car's operation nor cash department from $$.943 to ci *Nth are not ci $9,900, including uniforms up ftuin 12(10 to $2t, gas, all and Rei'u'nurm fur the new budget tires, up train 12.000 to $3,000. beginfill up from to I are meiflual suillrs, $) ewts:nated at $111,000 teas than to $1,000, repair and main sntlt'ipated at the lmrunt year trnancr up from $1,000 to $2 A major reason for the 111,110 has already been as. decrease, according to the pended mu far this year, arid Preliminary bulget. Is ksa use machuwry and equipment, 4) uf federally funded torn- from 13.000 to parka prehensive Kmpluyment and recreation department Training Act leE-TA, project would be reduced from employees $18,941 51 to $15,243, police While salaries for CITA department, down (rum employees totaled $141,151 $1,43I to $111,571.07 with the during the current fIscal yew, largest decrease shown In only $17,100 is anticipated In time (TA employees salamis, down new budget year, a decrease of from the current year's $13, 30 $124,001 to $19,011 while at the same hlie's how the budget tlnme regular salaries woujd rise requests tweak down depart. (ruin the curtail $1,W7 to mneimtally admsmdrstiun, up 118.7$ 07, public works down from $Vi 515 to $187,270 In- from 1111W to 11147$ with chiding an anticipated lnctee,, the major decries, In the in cams (or ~Nkv and hands CT.-IA ialaelu sct'ous*, down up (ruin $,000 to 118111 In- from $24,113 to 11,181 arid leaae In salaries and wages sewer, up from $4,137 to 18,31*. from 116.5W to $21,088; mayor The water ubpaflnuesg ae and ruwut'tl expense up from count preliminary budget 11 7-175 to P.M. building and shows revenues this year of tuning up from $34,534 to 113,.3Samd revenues in lb. sew City Clerk Sag Pearson laid the format used in the $wellminary budget will be entirely different in the final budget because it will follow format mandated by new state as ihe prupused rate of tasatitin will IN 34 tints per $1,000 valuation nz, than the $254 $32 uiduthng Wwwo and year of $100,118 wages up from $14,500 to l'ewam said sessions of the office up from cuwiril to to over It. budget which will mean, under the law, 121.0m.$1,000,supplies conttngeeir$es up certified by toady Property Appraiser Terry (o,mb,l that the city will have to ad' reuse in bold black letters that Lime city council is raising tales Thir law requiestyi, Pope" y appraiser certify a tas 'Me that will bring in the same revenue as the preceding year us revenue from growth and ncreasea in property values. Sorenson noted that the slimnale revenue dots not r*Ijle miens of cash that will have not been sdiedialnj as yet 9" to Toda y Ajs,fl,('k Bridge t'r.,a.ued EdftwtaI Dew Abby st N.esec.pe I'lL' Nesplaf I'lL' UIJRJZLVES ipersa $7'* S.0 Trievialas Weather 144 141 14 l.A Mideast Pressures Increase* New R19 hting * Feared 1 BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPI) Under dipeit1 w. pressure not to resign We new tlgMlrg bring a Syria-IsraelI showdown. President Ellis Santa Saturday stayed in smcs * reyIbeeslmedtequgij amid Satatdey Damescus ho It qusatad the no, as has seeking assurances If asyUug a Mghranktog Syrian Soviet s.p.i1 In Ihe event official wea Ittalling Moscow Israel Uarveseel agatsst 5pM and "Damasews has been with US tar, _that ii hail. vU US U&ArW tr The newslsuu ddl. Ead t ials is stflkIntIyTia, Hipster qutdsd "Ead Eur the U3IIL wield ad staid battles pssnsourc u"aas.ytog"U the idly by. Saturday to begin its third CUtarcidive day of relative calm strict Iyrtan.Cbrtstlari tallies ballad in the predawn ____ beer, Thuriday. as 0@0 The —4 An Saimar sold Sattla had It use feared but rialignationi __ would crest, is peer vacuum arid increme the pS1&ii4y of a SyTl4xb sIsewwn' Sniper Be, talvees the two sides of Beirut persisted, hev. keeping at a Irtiti. Syrian-Christian decidedto'fress,Mareesgnat. traffic between it. CV*. Ut and l und think they ' Israel has warned Syria Is going to him a I Maid ha , 5tls wow I. rsdp and tim East sector and the eaneiquon the chetdlaisandan hitting S", they had hatter the &a% thesat of" 1- we, ho would "pack and prvljgJy Mlodemt vent leave" if SyrianChttstiu independent Hind newsletter iturk twice terverdusi allowed Being fightlail broke A Chruguin woman was lulled - - ' - by Syrian sniper f ire in the said shag 'igN sistU, were, streets. In the main area sou*head arbab of Am Raw 4ppatustly fined from Syrianhuepi4aj, Hotel tileut, patients nummiL pusitlona, w moved uk hallway, to DiP çes ,j said they festal but there were no immediate protect them. 140dinif ggs renewed fighting in Beirut repoeta of casualties, nor, soy MI... Syri could ad on a new Middle East uuimcatinn of a resumption 01 paac4p4ng troops and war, the Iuh1'.cale rocket, artillery. C1IIIMIIA ort duels that have ravag ar ed Israeli chergea that Dansacus ecapst&lfot n diefto is Beirut (a 41 bours ewly a wed waa carrying ouga"m," was reported P'flday evening Sporadic sniping Friday VU' of the badly outgunned p.j, m new Ain K"uaieh, tuafly emptied east Beirut Uwi*I.nj i �24—f v,di $,iW. IsMerd. FL Smiy. J.Iy. )P P. Dismissal Method Criticized "UD V H £vs,wm NorSW. taunt Fl In Lake Mary Fired Official Could Get Public Hearing IN BRIEF By DONNA Herald Stall Writer Former Resistance Hero Elected Italy's President ROME, Italy (UPI) Sandro Pertini, an 81. year-old socialist and former resistance hero once sentenced to death by the Nazi,, was elected as Italy's 7th president today after a - voting. erupted in the semicircular Parliament hail as the results of the balloting were announced. Pertini's nearly unanimous selection was a compromise forged after 15 rounds of un successful voting during which no candidate received the required 506 majority votes. 10-day deadlock in parliamentary s Applau e no IMallim of dating every itdavorwble aging City employees during the first Ms months of employment thogit I have on an employee to tin whole world," said the wig itt leave accumulated at the rate of one day per monthi snayer. Use of the sick leave during the fUd Ms moidin will be wftI Lake Mary's fired zoning anlnlatntor and building official, Mesnwtle, Cosmcthnan UlIl Nelson, department head of the written approval of the deportment head. Francis Jailor, can have a pabik bearing on his &.m-mI If he hull1 and moig mad, said six rsons have applied — Dlayed requeds one, City Attorney Gary Massey has told thirty ccIL the Job of icing thsctor and building cfflciaJ In LW Mary and cilman Lillianaction on a proposed mice ordInance after Court Massey pvehis cpu1cnafterTcmWeltof the atyspL. Griffin said she would oppim. the measw'e as she that he will he recouwneuding one of the appliesogs for hiring and toning board this week questioned tin way Jenlor was fired within two weeks. has In the past Mrs. Grift said it wmM be one more way for ft two weeks an and Mrs. Frances Pratt of the city's board oiled. city to collect a fee and the property owner would get nothing fo Bat, he added, It may not be possible to (bud a qualified per jwtnwo asked why Jeulor had to be hunWatet for the job at the salary greed icon. The ccimcfl has agreed to that fee. 'We have more ordinances now than n be enforced," said "Every tune I apornoched Fronds he was always kind to me," pay $11,115 weuually or more, dspeduig on the applicant's Add Mrs. Pratt, asking the council If tiny had to fir, the man, s. Griffin. me peiposed ordnance is to be thicinied at the neat alifleatime. "why couIdit you di so gracefully." In the IMeIm, said Nelson, the city of S.nford has been most COoilCil wortslwp. Was he given an opportimity to resign rather than be fired?" cooperative and has agreed that one of Its building Inspectors, — Approved a policy whereby federally (waled Comprehensive Wed asked, saying Je'lor had ser,4 the city faithfully Gay Wynn, may moonilgIn for the city from 54:30 In the moe. EmpIc'tneii Training Act ((ETA) employees will receive the city will have slftkvity replacing him. W said the city Is ings and alter 415 the afternooss at $7.44 per how, the soms rate inns fringe benefIts as other employees to the extent the fringe "turning people out hapIua.dy." of pay Sanford pays. In mM15lu. Vine Bailer who had ued benefit cods are relmbwisd to the city by the U.S. Department of Mayor Walter Sorenson redr4 that Jenlor was net formally Jador will flU In on a cadractural basin. Labor. given the oçortwulty to resign. Sorenson said he sees no point In In ether busbue, the council: — Adopted a complaint procedure providing methods of han"spreading to the world" all the reasons for a city employee's — Agreed to remove from the personnel policy the "out city employees. ding citissa prnl inplr' Ill Dissident Faces Trial American inns negotiations between Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Geneva, Switzerland. IN Cornelia Wallace Files To Enter Governor's Rare BIRMINGHAM. Ala. UPI Cornelia Wallace, former wife of Gov. George C. - Wallace, filed qualifying papers minutes before the 5 p.m. deadline Friday to seek the Democratic nomination for governor. Mrs. Wallace, 38, said she made up her mind to run Friday. "I thought there was something I should do," she told reporters as stunned employees and political candidates watched at the state Democratic headquarters. "1 wanted to insure the people of Alabama have a choice to vote for someone honest." Two Sentenced In Espionage MOSCOW (UPI) — Two years ago, Antoly Shcharansky was one of many Jewish ac• tivista awaiting peinission to emigrate to Israel. Today he stands alone, facing a treason trial and a possible firing squad. The final act in a year-long drama for Sh. charansky will open Monday in a Moscow courtroom. And 110 mIles away in Kaluga, another dissident, Alexander Ginsburg, will be tried on charges that carry a possible to. year sentence. Both trials come on the eve of vital Soviet. NATION BRIEF ALEXANDRIA, Va. (UP!) — A former U. S. TRUCK I FLIPS -• After swerving oil the road to avoid a collision, - this track and Its driver Bill Denyon, 44, flipped over and landed in median, Denyou. a San. ford resident living on Bailey Street was taken Florida Hospital and is now listed in condition with multiple abrasions and lacerations of the forehead. According to police at the scene, the truck was headed eastbound on Interstate I when an us. Identified vehicle tried to pass flenyou and cud the the c to Information Agency employee and an expatriate Vietnamese face prison terms of 15 years each for passing classified U.S. documents to communist Vietnam. The two men had been convicted of passing classified documents to North Vietnamese diplomats in Paris after the Vietnam war. U. S. District Judge Albert Bryan Friday sentenced Ronald Humphrey, 42, and David Truong, 32, on two counts of espionage and four counts of conspiracy for a total of 42 years each But Bryan said the sentences would run concurrently with 15 year espionage sentences being the maximum. satisfactory Fire Destroys Art Works RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (UPI) — A flash fire raged through the exhibition hall of Rio de Janeiro's Mt.eum of Modern Art Saturday, destroying more than 1,000 paintings, sculptures, engravings and other works of art. Art sources in Rio said the collection included at least two Picasso., several works by Salvador Dail and practically the entire life's work of Uruguayan artist Torres Garcia, whose paintings were on loan from Montevideo for a retrospective exhibition. Jailed Contempt Citation Stayed - truck off. After swerving flenyou lost control and turned over In the medi. 1. an. The Incident Is still under -' investigation. 'j: - 'S I IRA NEW YORK (UPI) Noting the govern. ment's resistance to "spilling the beans" about its informers, a federal Judge has temporarily lifted a contempt citation against Attorney General Griffin Bell. Judge Murray Gurfein of the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Friday stayed enforcement of the order issued the day before by District Judge Thomas Griesa. Griesa had ruled Bell in contempt for refusing to comply with a court order that he turn over to lawyers for the Socialist Workers Party confidential FBI files on 18 informers who spied on the party. Men PrRt.sf •.... ' •.... - ' Busy Week Ahead For Cart., -• HkBOROVGH, England (UPI) Nine Irish Repiiillcan Army members MARKET — protested today to back up a demand to be returned to Northern Ireland to serve prison sentences. The IRA men spent the night on the roof of Gantree maximum security prison in Leicestershire. The protest was one In a wave that started Wednesday involving 31 IRA members in five maximum-security prisons throughout Britain, who staged hunger strikes and destroyed furniture and cell fittings, the Home Office said Friday. The nine at Gantree in cmtral England escaped during their exercise period at 10:30 am. Friday and climbed onto the roof of a block hotaing prison services, from where they waved banners and ihoiftd slogans. b..$.w Pt.,s i 'Schools Without Walls ' ICsduiwd From Page lA Thriving Borg . Gardens In Forad City where she now works. "1 think the program had many benefits for me, with - - Beats Conners I the moat Important giving me the opportunity to have rsaiwii*0llty," she said. Lan added that such reqirsausata as being at WIMBLEDON, England UP!) — Bjorn Borg. the mintwr Swede who wields the meaneat racket In the world, overpowered American Jimmy Connors 1-2, S-2,1.3 today In a work on time and making sire to take cmi hew for hurt helped to develop - that some of for her. I V. meful bscause it help. the student learn not only dlsclplliue but to take Plane Crashes SEOUL, South Koiss (UPI) - A U.S. criticism from an M. DWYNIAWIWAMa (1541. JiiMi NINes Aaenj. p,w,i.j. - WilIlim C. liii OuNs.i Os,,s Avr,, Liii ss Mimèi 4S 1*11. O,W, Aie 0 may. ?ii,ytN, iar.ui the program irS't J IMiredid In 'No" toomm oerii • . • eedi hire and weet il heorL gI's that eatra iilt bi.caasa ____ • oft an 01rosaft liv lb Ss Cooit Lawsip a It, Aiim M4*i & SMOY @uiit A Om, My ichists u$ete tin • . Ewner story, Pegs is DENNISONT1IEIM LORICAMERON ...'akewiaklath,' ...'helpsyosgrow' redWlly, mossy, or good ip1iys.. the rilaiieejy ys p fun gsts In# masin him at 1seshM$ with the F111. "We may usceister aadI, bi vu tin ft can't dqllcate the is. '1r•thom atai an s sin *0 wart is," mp,gas. lb. ___ 0:00 ____ le lehiisi .me y Say _____ Shots Fired ______ At T SSUd bsess In the SN CPTI$II1. Liii wss w um fir" S I. Imea. O,lsN Wimsr 0v5I M yssrday, scoseft In city *&$A.J (Psp,y)i . iNc* firm ~c~mm — W. 70 N. lepasiM goneggings me__I - r' — .LagduISW. tb.tbitda IN teatt _____ ISbN. ripeited uk, Ip.tbemhrhseM$5 Mbi'hes.bitbseketina INN, in"oft NL'vuasToIwl AN?JIITOI C *S k 11, igaUd *1fruie('ip.Iisdtgtsd the ftsltesinae,dInc,cle . Miss Fargo, 33, had NoWi UNTIL ju.y ia orn.y WASHINGTON (UPI) MUYCLUJTOLir4 -. Tile IelseI rlfts Deaertmaat - -.------- FASCINATING I I UNS(LIIVAN.I,I To 32" S5 [ __________________________ bW C.uaty is In. — - egs . w'—'- ,..14 ' • £W)151 '4 Wtack.l.aa is assin .aaliTiiinrl.& " "')% "a O N ay.- ONL OU OLI. et,nw 's ' P. MLAi W.NP. SI V *'?H C,p 15015.P. *flUii .'., 'OST U.' TO '"'4 "01 . jAr..-, ALSO. aii.y. O"AL, Oflj, LU ,, —,.. I '"' iTw - Luisuipiuis.i 'mv. -.--- - 'nra iisirperi HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) - Coin,tJctg nationwide legal battle to stamp out the recant two-cent increase, in first class postage. Connecticut Attorney General Carl AjslIo said Friday the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Ap peals in Boston will allow the gate lob, a plaintiff in the suit originally brought by the Bay State. puaci"" -. Connecticut Can Join Suit - o tas Fat white women can now join Massachusetts in a growing --------- *law - who use liquid protein diets run a 30 (lines greater chance heart failure than women who don't, the government reports. The number of women swing liquid protein, however, has dropped dramatically in recent months, the Food and Drug Administration Friday in a report based on a survey taken by the Center for Disease Control in March and April. Ti ------------ --- ush sa Jom idtb the tp"tIs.that* be retaread tIn dsy. Ths *it cancel a 24 month One Proposed City Ha II Site Criticized figure municipal complex threat curlier of Rhaithart The entire council then Road and Sun t)nie 'Id hate to we Lake Mary narrowed the chokes to (ow' Sctu'mdt, tinting he had been a destroy my property alter what parcels Including ID acres at resident of lake Mary for is 'ire done for Lake Mary," said 18.500 or five acres at off years, commended in. the council Robert Sctund, crttIclnng the Rlurwh,srt Road Imme,ateh for Its foresist in looking for a .%Wy north of consideration by the Lake 4 romberIl4'ar1son, 13 site before all the property in City Council of one of four to 14 acres for $130,010- siio.mo the city Is goi'e proapecilve sites for a new city at the northwest cumer of But he said the tract, adRhmehart Road and Sun Drive jacent to lake Emma, hall. if used A special n- and 3$.' acres on Old take for a city complex would not be posed of councilmen IAjji&n Mary Road and Wilbur for compatible with the residential Griffin and Pat Southward. Are& especially if a "masse" after a thie, Roth warvti, The complaints leveled at the parking it were constructed submitted a week ago linff.,'nd councils Thursday meeting and drained Into lake Fmms sites to colleagues to t.s'iei' con ce rned the 13-li acres for -- It would definitely be for possible purchase for a $130100- 1I40.) at the nor• detrimental to the area ecvIo1 By Dot4NAES'Tr.S Herald Staff Writer -. wove, %it.W and to my properly." said St'tVi)(fl idtlil( that donated a streable parcel of Land for lake Mary Boulevard Mayor waiter Sorenson LSSW'stI the seIftilon process has only begun and that he would keep ScP'giiitk a,hrtseij Councilman t'iff Nelson said be dcwsn't intend to vole to have all city function, at the same sp.l, pi'vfemnto find a more remote and a cheaper parcrt for storage of vehicles, dirt and fuel "A sery nice city hall woull enhance adjacent properties." Nelson said John Norden, a former icy city hail there councilman and postmaster of "Nobody wants to sell us the city. e.atd he is 'perturbed anything downtown," said every turn. I drive lila lake Councilman rat Southward Mary It's an eyesore,' he said, Sorenoon said the so offer, of questlonung shy the city dm downtown property were not not build a city hall in the center suitable in sit. He added that a section of the city piece of downtown property was offered on Thursday a nd ('ixmcilman Harry Terry said would be considered a practical sit e would bwhere it* center of the city will be We haven't destroyed Bill Siegel, a properly owner, anything We haven't dono you pointed to the'blighted core any dirt yet." said Sorenson, downtown" urging the city to auurig it will be months consider revitalizing the before a site for a new city hall downtown area by building a is selected THE BUGS ARE COMING... ... Grasshoppers DENVER ,tJPl swarms of grasshoppers ravaging farina and ranches in the eastern half of Colorado have tamed such vast damage that Gov. Richard Lanim iias or. dered a special legislative Peeslon to deal with the th..ct Invasion. Lam Friday ordered the special aewiotu and also asked the Legislature for II million to begin spraying immediately The state agriculture corn missioner said the grassiioppe r swarm has stripped many fields. and the damage rapidly would grow worse. Lamm said the insects already infest ii million acres of range and crop land In 19 - counties lie asked for the $1 million emergency apptowiatioti and put the legislature on notice the state's shirt of the IidM could cost $3.2 million '- If we don't tike fast action, the potential far exceeds that." laitum said "We don't know what the loss will be, but we know it will be vast" Slate Agriculture ('ulnrnis' smer I f:an (;ouldng said the grasshopper infestation already was as bad as the one in 1951, when the infestation cod Colorado farm,ti$6O million in economic losses "We predicted a grasshopper problem. but until you see how severe and widespread it Is. people didn't want to believe WOinen arc - uu ... Beetles it.' Goulding said. 'We'ie se'n fields where all of the kae har,r been stripped off the plants Its almost unpo.uiblr to estimate the dollar losses" The cumnllssioner said the las.s isosilti increase faster as gra.s.ilwiipei's move I ruin rel.tIely open rang, into c-ulti.ied crop land "The economic loss multiplies astronomically When the grasshopper, start to move from range land to crop land." he said Lamm said the state is moving materials into the t4lghted area and preparing to begin spraying iznznettz.stely lie said Colorado woubi hiss e to ct.''dinate with lsirtfrnng Wy.,iii-ng. Kansas and Nrbtinki, where the grasshopper rear,) 'pills over legislators will begin the three-day 'pci-ui session Sinday to appropriat e rno,wy to begin spraying AL'(UST,S. Main, Ul'li - like a horror music conic true, zillions and zillions" of beetles ha, Invaded several small towns in central Slam,, forcing some families to flee their bug'infestrd homes And gate health .ffiti*l, say they re not sure how to get rid of them It's like an Alfred Hitchcock movie l'etçlc are tImperate They're sweeping out quartfolla of the bugs from their bedrooms every night before they go to bed," Richard liraitsiris, an insect specialist for the date health 15rpartnient said Friday The lesser mealsorm" beetles, which rv'rmally breed in deep pits of chicken manure on rKX farms, began swarming through Turner. Livermore Falls and tti1a iii scsi-central Slain, in late Stay, 1)eartsir'n usil Sire than 100 home's now are crawling with the critter's, and soon resident, have been fried to hove .ut while health officials try to I toil a chrinu'al to control the plague It 'gotten really fantastic in the last week or s' The first wave began in Stay and with every *arm night it s Just gotten worse I talked to Un, resident and he said last night wa,, unbeliesaWe - Uf.piiUi WASHINGTON I UPI I Women's rights barkers gathered in Washington today. preparing for Sunday's massive demonstration urging Congress to extend the deadline for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. no National Organization for Women, which is sponsoring tic demonstration, said Friday that between 1)000 and 30,000 soul tat. part In the march. Iiw*rds of hiwes were chartered to bring demonstrators from as far as Idaho, and chartered air planes were bringing ethers from California NOW President Eleanor Smeal said the more than 3Z groups participating In the march represent "a coalition of penpie determined to stop the right wing from narrowing the spectrum of human rights In this country" "Reilgiom groups, labor unions, civil rights organizations. educational groups, — they are all coming to ('ongresa to demonstrate the vitality of ERA," she told a news conference The demonstration will climax with a rally on the api:ol s1rvi and speeches by presidential aide Midge Codanu, 'ngrrsaunal sponsors of the bill, actor Elliot Gould. actresses Xarlo Thomas aid Jean Stapleton and other leaders of the EllA drive Each organization will carry a banner that is a replica of those used In early suffrage marches, and many of the demonstrators will be dressed In white uniforms. Many of the ERA detnonatrator-, will return to Congress to lobby Monday when the Home and Senate to back to work after the July 4 recess So far 33 ci the required 30 dates have ratified ERA, but the seven year period for approval exxrea Much 22. l99 EllA mpporla's concede there Is little chance of uvvung approval in tine, additional dates by then lagislatlontogive ERA another Seven years Is expected tube vol.4 on by the Home Judiciary Committee in the nest two weeks, and by the full House in July and the Senate thereafter You can't eat, drink or sleep w*hosd these thusgs crawling 111 over you," he said They're hard to be'mmii off you They cling It's not like flicking oft a fly Arid they don't squash easily esther They have hard ilw.lts You have topck them off People say they crawl on them at night and they hide in the beWueets and email cmi's's," Dearborn said Ile said several families have moved out of their homes us Turner became of the peas The beetles' natural enemies are minimal," he said Besides. he added, - Any natural control with this aunt population would be Impossible They're a pretty hardy critter ti the same tim., he said. IcientUts are not sure which chemical., may be used to kill the bogs without endangering pruO or property toW tad month, teartmrn said, the lesser nieglworm" beetle was thought to be a arlety helpful in the chemical br.aki,$jwij of chicken manure, left from the area's major egg farms But a rec'cei* check proved the me.l*.zni breed was, in fact, useless in the Job it was vice encouraged by farmers to perform - Now even small Investors can earn 8% interest. Lack Of Oxygen Death Cause HONOLULU (UPI) The city medical examiner's office Friday said the cause of death of seven crew members of the British merchant tanker Anco Duke was a lack of - oxygen, Dr. Alvin Majoska, who conducted the autopeies, said the deaths were due to "anoxic anoxia (lack of oxygen) due to hostile en- vironment." A praise gathering where JESUS Is exaited m.d worshipped as LORD of SIMULATED t Jart to I Risk Great For Fat Women LSALE ,? * I,-. "dispelling the perceived public mood that the wrongs which have been afflicted upon black Americans over the past 3w years have been corrected." nationwide tour with 36 appearances scheduled when she entered the hospital Jime 23. S Mrs. PeeTy Petter SM. - at &A ii a datsIltinloek rm of tin ins. at sir ---im Ave. PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) The NAACP is urging President Carter to explain to the nation the U.S. Supreme Court's Bakke decision does not mean an end to the civil rights struggle. A resolution, approved Friday at the end of the NAACP's annual convention, said Carter should speak to the nation for the purpose of singer said Friday, but doctors Cottage Hospital have not decided when she can be released. W tall Fsm ,a.Mmerrj- in Rights Struggle Still On - "WhU's really great Is" inIgs d. er.. ," a oomrm A k, of "bug" _ the he, *s. odd6 us red - SANTA BARBARA, calif (UPI) Country singer Donna Fargo will probably remain hospitalized for another week for treatment of numbness throughout much of her body. 'She Is feeling better and getting the feeling back in her legs," a spokeswoman for the ca--. rid Kiwaseki mm.. ,J. bern ft Obcbd serge at ia L....., In lined . Two WASHINGTON (UP!) With a week's vacation behind him, President Carter Monday begins a busy work schedule that will include a state visit to West Germany. Carter and his family spent the past week at the presidential retreat at Camp David, with a brief outing to tour Civil War battlefields. They were expected to return to the White House Sunday. Donna Still Hospitalized H ouses a $,enwee L aid us$4 Lw •45 DI$CNUSI$ __ -. fla ift ____ So is 0; In tin — ,N pi...1 edd y believed tin p is sd ir esry sd. Fir4.g ______ :' . ___ 0iYi i4 Silty Mh# is heed I. dilealas is exact unhir * i,,i, Ano -, ,-.,• - or Wks la mod easeab ____ .. become the first player In 42 years to win Wiml4edans mimi sIngles 1111. tines tunes In suctlon. 4 JIM tWtohsIp." military obwvatlon phes a'aah.d into a ..."gsedsppsrteaity" mow*u1'uld 50 mUe asithsest of Seoul, And II lathes. employers V ic I thsy and big mumg oats u'iwisas s Ørd, American Or "idjuiet teachers" ' VSdit" luIwii.J to b morMor '.' JOin, military sotices said today .I*,Sd In . 1) Oathslm, isiS ____ _____ Is a Ink, i a.-,, a Las tbi mate Local news rqwin IW1g Seoul said the i*.v1.. at NeDsasid's to studiata who had portait part of the plane hit the most Is heavy f. U.S. apses with Tilt..'s completed the program '. Officials said an hiv.tlp.s was under way W the IUS.IU7 artist 'W. (tad that thismusnuM ad Wk to determine of the ether good -• year sawer. wire of the .a$,nt. me Vic-gregram esi mats _____ abeat this. I ull4las rasu1 frim U of III Urns were not identified lira.,liat&y, recruitIng tool for the Of . company," said Mart ______ they d00% be" to Worry AM 34 TahmmmuMoltMww abed artist, their or, as, Is JOin Wtan.1at. dare In ____ HOSPITAL NOTES ictidibNuemsnft*1. tiny wire trsd for Lo.gwuat ad newly things a can Tatm added tint the mom ginig I ure the ek they e Vsd ADMhlUONs, au,11 Mediate who get Job. JM 25 CO" r "ty." In. t. Cuiiv lewis Lw cwi. Owns. OSSVV repeat of lad year's fthiIto •' "Tha type of Job Is also Military V$.u.$ ts taiday, July 9. IM-3A WNISI: ASS! £1MI1T 01 GOD $4 W. 27th k., Ss.fsed WNW: fte Newly each mieth Mistle, it 7:35 p... SPIAKISS: July it: DvId Wallors. poster of Ilsidim lislihes Church of Gad Agontl IshssNus, be. Is,ail letumker ii — Al cheith. PrsldisI First Fede raised itt has interest on C cates of dep without raisu minimum in So come you are, and terest on an 1 thousand bu And with lr so you earn I your effective - WAJL lads SIsits. Ocisbsel— POW Lord. Poster .i Park Ave. liplisi Church. THwvllIs Mrvsmlei' 4—Sly Nir*srn, Paslor ii Cabery Assestimr. WAIV Park Sonlcxd / South Ortdndo Wnte, Park Lonqwocd / Orange City / Delidry,' Apopka j, Oviedo ,- I r' �t SA Hera Sinierd, fl. Sunday, Jwly, Ifl$ sue New Cambodian Equality: On ly Discip line Is Death lt PAUL F. WEDEL BURIRAM, Thailand (UPI) — Three years after the Comniwflut 'rattan," Cambodians are still eating rice gruel while theirnew leaders eat meat. Knowing they will surely die If they complain silences their protests. Spokesmen for 331 refugee, here at the Burirsen canp here on the northeastern Thal-Camhodise border mid there is no choice for Cambodians but to Obey their Commtmst leaders. The penalty for refusal is death, they said. The refugees are typical of 11.000 Cambodians who have survived the rigors of escape to seek sanctuary In Thailand. 'The (Communist p Khmer Rouge told us there would be no rich and no poor — everyone would be equal,' said 27yearold Juap Meesat, a Cambodian farmer who now lives In the refugee camp established March 31. "At first people believed them, but theee years Passed and we were still eating rice gruel and salt and the Khmer Rouge had steamed rice and pork. '11w leader of our couecllve...apoke politely to the people — mostly .1mg farming. No one dared argue with him or disobey. Some who did were taken away with their anna tied behind Him. "We never saw those people again.,." Instead of a classless society, refugees say Cambodia's Communist regime had created a rigid three-tiered social structure that determines a person's sta*ua by his occupation during the 1701573 war. The Khmer Rouge, the Ccenmimlat political cadre which fought as jungle guerrillas, form the lop layer of a society that consists mainly of peasants tolling In large-scale cooperatives, the refugees said. The Khmer Rouge are the only people exempt from work brigades, allowed to listen to the radio and read newspapers. They live separately from the workers they supervise — often In the homes of wealthy landowners from the old days, the refugees said. "11w Khmer Rouge we mostly illiterate, know little of politics, nothing of administration to said 21' year-old San [*ravimg. "They know only how to kill." Jaral 'trirat, a 42-ye.old carpenter who worked Ins boatyard In seaside Kob Kong province until he , We never saw those p.opie again...' fled In April, recalled his Khmer Rouge boss. "When we didn't finish work according to his schedule,heorderedourraftot,ejj,'t know anything about boattxdldlng, so his schedule was hard to meet. We only got two cans of rice and boiled vegetables a day anyway," he said. Most refugees said the Khmer Rouge leaders In their villages rarely carried wiapoos but govern. ment troops regularly vidt.d each collective. The middle social layer Is comprised of the 'old people," those who worked the land as presents before th. war. The refugees said many old people are allowed to live In their prewar homes. The "new people," who were driven from their city homes and Johe after the Communists came to power, are at the bottom olthe Social hap. Although the old people eat the same food and work under the same conditions as the new people, they aren't relentlessly investigated and persecuted like the former urbanites. Eveiwne N ra lit . Sa ford. F n ab t, PEOPLE TRUST ECKERO'S FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION St. Petersburg's State's Drug Sen [*rsvongsaid, 'lbs thief of our village was very nervous — drank a lot of wine - and than he disappeared. "Ibe new chief was much harsher. All travel after dark to neighboring villages was forbidden" Those who disobey, he said, were embodied. New quotas were set for rice production, Sin said, and when this year's harvest did not meet the quota, thee were more killings. 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DENTURES "a., ta,, ,4 at. . n'nq H , .fllP,4c M'S M.a,.I P .1 rt , fidn at HO 1.15 kaD1, (.,ti, CastaiLitr tolls on the Sunshine State Parkway by 12 percent next month. An attorney for Bruward County, James C. Trueti, says the county will do whatever is necessary to stop the increase which it conalders unnecessary — including asking the courts For an injunction. American Automobile Association Clubs in Florida also protested the hike at a public : PP4 % Oal-44 TALLAhASSEE U1'l — The Department of Transportation has been threatened with a law suit if it goes, through with a plan to hike ' ,. A, S'a'o.'.d a' atu..,A•o.e.Ia. a $04 . '. The Service V.I., P4. '. SCKALFFER.M.D 'I . . OM 6 DAYS A W. t.. 0•'..a.. . '. Aa I ,, b 411056.04 Rtnad I.t.t. their accuruc% at a range of IS sards.I,tt left : Sanford's Paul %khlIlp and sheriff department's Jim lirantle, check the JACKSONVILLE tWD — Drug smuggling has risen sharply in north Florida because of a crackdown on drug smugglers in south Florida, Ed Austin, the attorney for the statewide grand jury on organized crime, said Friday. ltelat ivelv small hoats carrying several tons of marijuana are coining up north Florida rivers such as line With lacooctiet' and the Suwarint't'. Austin said. and than his (tar habsid4o.. as much as possible, be) name. Many others, too. I In Ui daytime that iu lie village and no punishment except death' abs odd. tiled ad 1 think ther, was rr SO Nam Moe crept ad of the rothli* I could do about Its" were members of different villag, with her $Syesrsf4 Nam No. said. "I had never work brigades and often mother, her sister and a even noticed him before." labored In fields far apart, she ye brother one aight and IS the "mimag, ceremony" said. started waling tow e each couple joined heads and 'Sosnethnes at night I bid That We leader said, "Now you are from him and slept oodaide," away. and wife," the said. the said. Etes fxdlm days laW, cm Unlike most places In CamBut than the Khmer Rouge V. the wnU mimlat Cambodia, Nam Not leader warned her, not to ref wo u id -group be t, ____ to said married men and womanthe husband the "Angka" the seriong among the very few live together In bamboo beta in organlaaucm had selected for woman to escape aucce.duIly her village, t*' from Clombodle In the pad 'lbs man was at good. W. 'Iber, we no prisons in my year. didn't love each other. No beat mesomes,' Nam No* SAM. But In revolutionary Cambodia r, there Is no such thing as Dial Imbe bol divorce, but not because m qelesacved,piam so, ;ina ON SARTS & CRAFTS S$WIMMING 41 FIELD TRIPS HOISISACK 111110111164CANOGING SDANCING Sup,rvi$.d Play- Hot LumIn, hop phntoi: Policemen Irs ( UPI) — After being put wider hypnosis, convicted child killer Ernest John Ikbtwrt led police to a palmetto thicket in St. Johns ('owntv Thursday here he said he buried his 9-year-old daughter in 1971. Undersht'riff John Nelson told reporters Friday that police would made plans next %%t4-, k to excavate the site here t)obbert, a burly tire rt'capper, said he buried the badv of Kelly Ann I)obbert Nelson sa id the site is in the vicinity of the I'onte Vt'dra I'alrn Valley School in northeast St. Johns Counts, an area I*liet' searched several limes since the Dobbert child abuse case came to light in 1972. "I heard people scream," Ylea odd, "Them they came to kill me." When he regained lo been later Yhe said he was bowled under a pile of bodies In a ditch. His scars tedk'sts he was h* by the flat of the dwiret rather than by the killing adp. Soaw refuge, said they the bUIge were UAW to uggiei widdo the comintiew party lad year, JOCILYN HILL NNY fi SUIT of 01,140#4 Ot Cb,9,4 l4.• JACKSON VIII!.: The entire group was marched Into the forest where the soldiers methodically chopped each man, woman and Child on the hock of the nick with a shovel. , ,,,,(,,, IPi,4% •b Killer Identifies Burial Site Suit aOT1A1agrA DAY C4II1M 0..4 The reason is personally embarrassing to Conner, according to an aide. It seems he lost $5,0JOon his personal cattle and farm operation. A squad of soldiers rounded up all 7$ new people In Tutra village, 10 miles from Rem Reap, according to 13-year.old Ylm Sot Tannakit. 'Ibe soldiers lined everyone up and tied our arms behind us. They told us we were rebellious and had to be killed," YIm said. SANFORD 'JR.' COUNTRY CLUB UIli Although he Commissioner I)ovk' Conner paid less than Meesat said old people were urdered to spy on the new people who came to live In his village after they were routed from the city. The IQuner Rouge forced the newcomers to sleep on the open ground with nothing but their clothes to protect then from the damp and mosquitoes until they could build their own huts, he said. For several months Nan Nee said abs avoided her ernd - $3,000 in federal income taxes last year. time - and took them away inu1xka,"hemid. When the roundup had gone on unexplained for several weeks, L.au's work group was swnmomed from the fickle In mld.day. "1 knew this was bed news, so I slipped away from the soup and Into the jungle," he said. .. 'SWANK -xvuaaosr : is north a half million dollars, Agriculture how to kill...' SHOW '.-.' ,','•- Top Farmer In Red TAI.LAllASSF 'They know only "They just dent liks anyone to go against their order,," the said. "Those who disobey we taken away and never sees They get together on a semi-regular basis to test their shooting skill.. On Friday. II was the Seminole County Sheriffs Department that came out on to,. beating the Sanford i1olike Department with a 16,1 In $3.1 aerage of accuracy. 1119b scorer was Frank (;uilgtlano of the sheriff's department with an average of s percent. ST. PETKILsKUR(;(UPI) — Raleigh (;r('vrle has dropped out of the race For the Democratic nomination For governor and just about all the other candidates, including two Republicans, are saying ''hoorav for our side." The St. Petersburg businessman said he would make no Democratic primary endorse. merit and ould hack the party's nominee in the general elect ion if there as evidence of it firm stand in favor of limiting government spending, Opposition in casino gambling and support of I he right to life ant i'abort ion) l*)sitiOfl." In Communist Cambodia CesamUne selected her mate almost by chance, the said. e didn't even know before, hand the was going to be married. II happened at an evening meeting of the mime. 'lbs leader road my roams A Greene Out Of Governor's Race The Khmer Rouge mistrust and mistreat the new people - If they allow them to live at all, the refugees reported. Refugees who come from different areas along the border tell coaddent stories of man ezscitkma In their home regions but It Is difficult to ua how the Khmer Rouge treat (hair charges In the rest of the country. But the wave of killings seems Indictive of Politics] paransia. Aside from weedlisi out the old and sick to purify their working stock, the Khmer Rouge fear treachery at the hands of no. Cambodian nationals, factions within the Coon. munists and supporters of the old regime. "They questioned all the new people relentlessly over the years," said Pen Los, 37, who lived in fear It, past as a policeman would be discovered. He came from a small town In Stern Reap province. 130 miles northwest of Phnom Penh. "They searched for policemen, soldiers, teachers, any government supporter of the former regime. Anyone who admitted to his pad was killed," Pen Lau said. "At the end of 1577 and beginning of 157$ the Kb. mar Rouge gathered the new people -If or list a - FRIENDLY SHOOTOUT RCAIM IN BRIEF SERVIC Fat low Marry Or Di. BURIRAM, Thailand (UPI) - Refusal toacceptamarriage arranged by the Khmer Rouge Wader of her village forced 21. yew-old Nan Moe to II., Cambodia for her life. Broadfaced Nam Me., a peasant fanner before the 117$ Khmer Rouge victory In Climbeille w now lives In the camp for Cambodian WNW tare In northeastern 11'Hand, said she was accused II rejocuig her Communist, selected b uabsad and, leering abs would be killed, spod her commane In lien Reap province. In miles northwest of Ptmern Peek, As In all marriages In Cambodia wider the Khmer ellil - ECKE ...a name you cmi hii.,. Sunday. J,,Py. 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BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; $ Months, 114.20; Year. $21.40. By Mail: Month, 2.70; I Montha, $1120; 12 Months. 132.40. Bakke: A Ruling That Makes Sense No litigation before the U.S. Supreme Court in this generation has excited more interest and controversy than the so-called Bakke case. And perhaps no other decision Involving finely drawn ethnic and constitutional rights will be more important for our time and for the future than that handed down June 28. The question that sharply divided the nation as well as the court was whether Allan Bakke. a Caucasian, was unfairly denied enrollment in the medical school of the University of California at Davis by an admissions policy based on minority racial quotas. The court's five-to-four decision narrowly affirming that Mr. Bakke, in fact, was deprived of his constitutional rights on racial grounds, was not as draconian as libertarians might have hoped or as civil-rights activists might have feared or vice versa. That the Bakke decision does not satisfy the more partisan viewpoints should be a source of reassurance for a majority of Americans. Although one side must win and one must lose in every lawsuit, it is enormously significant that the court minimized the loss for minorities, the perceived losers in the Bakke case. Justice Lewis Powell, who wrote the reasoned and scholarly majority opinion, did something rare, if not unprecedented in Supreme Court annals; he joined the dissenters on one of their key opinions and I thereby made theirs a majority view the second part of the prevailing two-part Bakke decision. That part, in the dissent of Justice William Brennan, said: "Government may take race into account when it acts not to demean or insult any racial group, but to remedy disadvantages cast on minorities by past racial prejudice." Justice Powell said the Davis admission policy involved use of an explicit racial classification never before countenanced by this court." It tells applicants who are not Negro. Asian, or Chicano' that they are totally excluded from a specific percentage of the ueeta In an entering class," he said. 'All the complex legalisms aside, this statement goes to the heart of the issue. Had the court ruled otherwise, It would have faced the preposterous task of determining the disadvantaged degree of every group demanding preference. Justice Powell, indeed, addressed this untenable alternative: "There Is no principled basis for deciding which groups would merit heightened judicial solicitude' and which would not," he said. In this, he echoed the brief filed in behalf of Bakke by the American Jewish congress which, of course, represents an ethnic minority within the majority. "We submit," the congress argued, that (the university's) position sacrifices the principle of racial equality for a short-term advantage ... There is no cut-off principle." Despite the outcry the Bakke decision has occasioned from minority representatives, the long-term effect may well be to fortify the very principle of racial equality they see jeopardized, as the Jewish Congress maintains. We do not doubt that the time will come in our imperfect society when the Bakke decision will be cited to uphold the same rights for minority individuals as for Allen Bakke. But beyond Its assertion of equal opportunity for all Americans, the Bakke decision says a great deal more: that, in the long run, to compromise competitive standards by setting aside a quota for a given minority Is to imply that minority's inequality in excellence and Its inability to compete. Even though the court properly allowed room for the compensation of ancient wrongs through affirmative action, its sensitive ruling in this case sees no need for any group of Americans to have a permanent crutch. We think most Americans would agree. - - JER'S Y RLD WORLD - date legislature and signed into law by Governor The Clock LAFF11t WV A. A similar ordinance was passed in Winter Springs last Year after (lark protested the sale and ayofobacene literature to children m city. lie said the ordinance has not been enforced and objectionable material is still displayed the same way as it was before the city ordinance was passed. Clark said Police Chief John Govornjtk took a copy Cd the new state law and told him he would p the word to his patrolmen. -_ displ BY JANE CA&SEL8EJRY tractive looking tree found in many central Florida parks and gardens, but considered a pest in south florida Imported from Australia in the early 1900s, the Melaleuc,, commonly known as caJep4 or punk tree, Li an exotic species of aquatic tree with shaggy, peeling bark. In 16, according to the Florida Department of Natural Resources, Melaleuca seed.s were scattered from a plane over the Everglades to dry land for sugarcane produclion. later they were planted by the Army Corps of Engineers to protect levees around Lake Okeechobee. .Now, because of Its phenomenal . ) .LP. The current chairman, George A. leMaistre, Is returning to his former post as a professor at the University of Alabama law School, lie has - L2k__ LIGHTER SIDE The leading contender to succeed laMaistre is his deputy, Lewis (I Odom Jr., a 52'>ear.old fellow Alabama resident who worked on Capitol 11111 from 1Z4 to 196$, then returned to Man- A Trou blesome I I 0Mlsl V a Of XA i a r't'U And it is Imperative that you Inform the doctor of other special medical conditions, such as diabetes or diseases of the kidneys or liver Many people are 'sot satisfied unless the doctor gives them a prescription for what ails them But some ailments - the common cold, for example - just go away by themselves. Remember that medication is not the answer to every medical problem. And it is most effective taken only when absolutely necessary. We've all heard jokes about doctors' handwriting. Maybe one of the prerequisites for admittance to medical school is illegible handwriting. So, if you cannot read the prescription, ask the doctor to print the information above the writing. The HEW booklet explains that the first try to go around them. They'll nail your political scalp to the wall. In California recently, the voters in the San Juan school district near Sacramento began circulating recall petitions on the four school you board members who decided to spend 11,000 of the district's tax dollars to join a lawsuit challenging Proposition 13. The suit is one of eight filed to test 13's constitutionality and four of the suits have been filed Ofl behalf of public agencies. One, by a group of northern California county boards of supervisors, lostt 01 two of the counties when angry voters threatened to recall the supervisors. word in a prescription Is always the name Rigipe, R'Mich., offered an amendment which would boost the stock holding limit to 20 percent enough to qualify AMAX and Standard of California to continue mining on federal lands. - According to our sources, two AMAX lob byists worked with Riçpe's staff in drafting the amendment. The congreonnan himself openly referred to It as "the AMAX amendment" during comnutte, debate, (hie of the chief supporters of the Kuppe move was Terrell. free ride In lieu of payment for a tort speech he gave to AMAX lobbyists and other Interested Parties during the weekend, The fact that I member on the Hos, energy, and envlzomnesit west to the Indianapolis SOS Is incidental," he sekconsx*t.,. At th. lime of the hip, the nib — of A member of the subcesimuttee staff In- formed us it is common practice for as dellors in moiss for AMAX end a"ilard (*1 lobbyists to help In daftiag legIslative proposals of Cmsnla, vbeck holds a IS percent lidered In to be offered by Congress hecas, of their Use cool compesy. expertise, The peepesal, Islanded to encoring, more STRIP maw ILVU: President Cater diuerity I energy avcsg would have barred redeemed one of his c.m,slr promises led twig IN him keslag pk lands to coal Augiet when he signed a bill to give the federal n.uipaeika g an all cezupaay controlled more govenanent maw central over the plaidirisg of than Ifp.u..nt of its stack. The obsioully would America by the drip mimag iy. Hi have dMUPAkd AMAX bores. of its lucrative followed up by appMtft a tenth but fair tls'in w1h 11111111M (l of CaMfuvia Pensnylvsiian, Waker lislee, to 14,lldger the There yen alas frees osther Rspobflcaa new law reqslrmg drip misses to restore the member of the sunmsttoe. Rep, Philip E, land they depredate. - Many drugs are prescribed by ta-and name, the name given them by their manufacturer. Some drugs, however, can be prescribed by "generic" or common name. Generic drugs are usually but not always - less - expensive than brand-name drugs. In many instances, they are just as reliable. Not all drugs are available by generic name, but man)' of the most widely-used ones are. So, do not hesitate to ask Your physician whether the medication is available under its generic name and whether he or she recommends it. Often a prescribed drug is needed in a hurry. Then you will probably ward to have it filled at the first pharmacy you can find. But if you can spare the lime, you can often save money by comparison shopping. when thin> drugs Stiung alcohol and drugs -an be fatal If the physician tells you to take n,edit'ation if', times a da>," ask if it should be taken before nieals, with meals w after ritests Should you continue taking the mnedn'ine until it is used up, or just until you fri-i ia-tier' Sotis. medicine's roust be taken for long lw-nods to be ilfethsr Il >ou stop certain mnecbcatitwi, too earl), even when you fec-i better, the slmptorns rria> recur Ftrnieriibe'r that .i medicine is prnccribc'cj for you arid cmi) )OU l'srrr it four friend's symptoms seem the same as )ours, his or her protmlerii may he entirrI, bflrrrnt Taking )uur Medication could prosr 'tisa.strous We Want You to Know About l'rrsc'ripuion Slediuric's is lU'St one of the informative publications asaulabie from the Public lk,cwi,ent,s Ih.ctribcgiun ('enter, l'iwblo, Colo alum This booklet and iiian> of the other, distributed through the center are free Others usuall> cod II or lcs,s In writing for the drug booklet, be sure to ask for 11KW l'uteiitati,'n No 1-SA 3. 3M At the s.anIe tills., request a free cup> of the catalog of other pamphlets 'Um-looks Ilk* w.II have to operate-I' t % candidates previously by entering primaries and waging hard-hitting ' campaigns in which he was din.Jto be the loser. And remarkable in that Democrats would admit Eckerd h's a better than fair chance of winning the general election. ;i Congressman lou Frey gave up a certain re-election to Congress to be a GUI' candidate for governor and was con- sidered a viable candidate. Everything has changed now. Frey's defeat is predictable and Eckerd's victory, especially with the crusading public service commission chairman, Paula hawkins, as his naming mate, of the Republican nomination seems assured although the primary Is two months away. Now even Democrats smell an Eckerd victory, A high-placed Democrat In over their heads" to "the people," That's okay if Tallahassee said this week that "in- You have a rock-solid constituency out their, but Mr. Carter doeso't. According to the latest Harris survey, the president's ability to "Inspire confidence" has had a complete reversal, from 62-31 positive in May, 1977 to 64-29 negative In fortunately" the statement concerning Williams being the only Democrat who can brat Eckerd is true. The"unfortunately" Is because few believe that Williams will win the Democratic nomination, The attorney June, 19Th. But Heine as head of the Interior DepartAlmost all of Virginia's coal Is dripped from ment's new Office of Surface Mining is now deep slopes where the environmental damage is bunting heath with stubborn operators in SouthAt its ugliest. Hem, and his Inspectors will now west Virginia where his regulations will have stop the operators from t*alldozlng the topsoil off their biggest impact The Industry there is the mcwdaisi slows Into the valleys below. He Is dozninated by small operators. Some of them insisting they If I" - must cover up the bare escarp. - (kg4h* defiance of his efforts is surf acing In Use Virginia coal fields. When a team of federal Inspectors visited the MAW mine In Dickerson Cowdy, they found their path blocked, on leaving, by a stalled vehicle and a cable stretched across the exit. Mine officials claim this was not done deliberately. Our reporter Hal Hersiton recently flew over the area In it small plane and detected open fln&aIl below. lie saw bulidosers showing dirt over the mountain sides. The debris slid down NO the valley in a Mow-moving avalanche, In Appalachia, A Weliussian for the email Vlrgoia Mn areas, entire moordan cnas had been operators, H,V. Cooper, pnl*a tint tin Inckev.4 off In order to scrabble cud the coal dintry will adfer "a devastating Impact" eader 4epoellt Much of the land below looked like a the Mitt federal rsIrssegs. He relates the bleak moonscape. two operators limed up In No office "with lairs This ravages already committed we rawly W theIr site, hoes., they eailds'i athed to Imposi* to correct bit with Hem, in charge of comply with the law ant would have tog, cut of the raw federal law, there Is hope that figure Land can be reclaimed Real estate mortgages for the weed ending June 0 totaled $l0,451.01,, cull, pared with oni> $1.341.3% in the same week of 1977 Ron Holman. a Republican candidate for the count) ronnoilsaifin teat. district 4, is having a fund-raising hart*'cue on Jul, 23 train Ito 6 p iii at the Aitiiiionte Springs And Florida ma) have its second Republican governor, come 1979, since Reconstruction. The legislative wrapup of the Florida Chamber of Commerce gives high ratings to all four of Seminole's legislators, Rep. Hobby Hattawa,', 1)-Altamonte Springs; Rep. Vice Fechtei, R'leesburg; Sen. John Vogt, 1)-Cocoa and Sen tori Wilson, On major legislation on which the Chamber had taken a stand it says that htattnway cast six right and one wrong We; Fectitel five right votes and no wrong ones; Vogt five right and two wrong and Wilson five right and two wrong. Is there any doubt that new cundrisction locally is going at a more rapid pace than during this time last year. The latest statistics tow that real estate conveyances in Seminole County for the first six months of 1971 totaled $217,737,301 compared with $130,101,000 for the first half of It??. During the week ending June 20, the value of property conveyed in the county totaled $12,604,130 compared with 13,013,100 in the sane week a year ago. recreation building in Spring (lahi Tickets are to be $10 per person Altamonte Springs ('it) ('omnimssioner Sandra Glenn, usc, a Republican seeking the district 4 seat, is Iorniulatuig plans for an unusual type fund-raiser Robert Sinai,, (jill' candidate tar the district 2 seat cmurrntl) held by l)rmorrat John Alexander will have a cocktail fundraisrr on July 22 at p in at the home of Mr. and Mix, Dave Mitru. lazy Acre lane, just outside the Iongwuod city limits. At the recent fundraiser barbecue irs. Hobby Brindle), 1,01' candidate for the district 34 se-it in the Florida house currently held by Vince P'echtel at leesliurg. Fec'tdel was an honored guest for much of the day. l'echtel's official representation of Seminole County will expire with his term in office in November, but he enjoyed nonetheless his visits with constituents and hearing their best wishes at the Brantle y barbecue "I wont forget Seminole Couad>," l"ectitel said, adding if he wins election to the state senate he'll still have a soft spot for the county and will be ready to help Seminolians at an) tune Government Circles merits left after the coal Is removed. Some of the enough to buy a truck and bulldozer to get in on operators claim this would be economically the current coal boom. ruinous. Hense disputes tilts, citing similar types of operations in Elk County, Pa., wtw:e operators successfully restored the land. OUR READERS WRITE Eckerd," said the campaign aide. Remarkable in that It was only a few month, ago that political talk was Eckerd didn't have a chance, that he was ahe* been, had been a spoiler In the past who had helped defeat better Republican capital Into the economy and create jobs. Since Mr. Carter had been getting nowhere with Congress on tax matters, he decided to "go On the federal level. Heine is following the same strict course he pursued us enforcing Peiuwylvvula's Mate reclamation laws for six years. He refused to people his agency with officials from the coal Industry. Instead, he sec. fad a hnoiil band of envlroisnentally, oriented lawyers, engineers and s&'4lata to deal with the protMn To the dismay of the operators, he hired as federal Inspectors men who had beet tired by date guvernaiesga for Wing too sealous In their attempts to enforce date mine reclamation rules, lisle, rejected a bsckroem epproach In drawing up the new federal gsiI'. All of this stirred up aMagosl.vn In the coal counties of VIrgIala and ela.vhes', I. Nest conies the quantity the pharmacist Lu to 'lispense 20 capsules. 40 piUs, etc. followed by directions for use. It's a good Idea towrlte down the name of the drug so you won't forget it. A remarkable statement was made by a worker In the local Jim Williams for Governor camp last week. "Williams is the only Democrat who can beat Jack still doesn't seem to understand what is going on around the country. Even as the tax revolt spreads, state by state, he launched a to rhetorical attack the other day on the Steiger amendment which would roll back capital gains tax rates to pre-1969 levels in order to pump fresh darted on a toedring budget, borrowing of the drug Following is the form pulls, capsules, etc and strength such as 250 Williams Beat Eckerd? Meanwhile, in Washington, President Carter Largesse Aimed At Junior Congressmen Behind the battling over energy legislatIon, the spectal-uderesj lobbyists are keeping heavy pressures on their pet congressmen and spending money by the barrelful to keep the lucrative kwpiioles they've had in the past. We've now learned that even lower-echelon congressional employees enjoy some of the Largesse. hbioa. aide Robert Terrell and his wife were treated to a tree Memorial Day weekend medication Some antibiotics, for exaniple, wont work it you 'kink milk Of rat milk products ''ou niust avoid aicoholi, beverages Parties & Politics the bag, — I-md oil from your doctor whether ari fonts should be avoided while taking the In Los Angeles a "watchdog" group, the ('it liens Permanent Committee on the Recall of general, Robert Shevtn, from Miami appears to have his party's nomination in --- .-.-_.- .........'................... TT'j - expected soon — —, counter drugs so any new prescription will not interact with them. That could save you from undersirabie side effects. JACK ANDERSON commillift wait Ciedd flag a major I Advise the doctor if you are taking other medications - even vitamins or over-the- It's not nice to fool Mother Nature, but if you do she'll respond like a pussycat compared to what the Proposition 13 voters will do to you if Including legislation pbly invulvUig No of "'""is of I Know About Prescription Medicines." According to the booklet itisimportant to know which questions to ask and which medical information to disclose when )our doctor prescribes a drug. For instance, be sure to tell hum or her if you have had allergic reactions to drugs or The Tax Revolt Winds ll Eventually we were all assembled In the carport, the only place around the house that doesn't yet have a television set. I was surprised at how much the household had grown since the last time we were all together. Two children had come along during the interm, and there was an inlaid on hand that I could only presume was a grandchild. "Perhaps you have been wondering why I asked all of you to meet me here," I said. "My purpose in calling you together Is to announce that henceforth everyone living here will be expected to spend one day each week discussing family problems instead of watching television." Therv was an angry babble of reaction. Out of the corner of my eye I saw a couple of the older The easiest wa> to ,SO so is b, phone Some pharmacists do not give prices over the phone, but some dates have laws that require theui to do so the medicine cabinet. That's why seniors. in particular, will benefit from a new US government publication, "We Want You to REAGAN Public (Xficials, has been formed to keep an eye on officials "who are pushing for new taxes and tgomery to practice law, fees to replace property tax revenues lost H, DICK WEST kids crouching, as though getting ready to through the Jarvi.s-4ianni amendment," In early 1976, when most Alabama Democrats wiij s;TON UPI i - Chancellor Helmut spring. were united behind the presiden tial campaign of Its most potent weapon is the computerized recently suggested that Wed Germans A teen-age girl, whose face was familiar but list of the million-and-a-half Californians who (joy, George C. Wallace, (loom emerged as the give up television one day each week and use the whose name escaped me for the moment, arose. date's leading Carter supporter. later that signed the petitions w hich put Howard Janus' time learning to talk to each other, "like would it, you know, be the same, you measure on the ballot in the first place year, he became Ala bama campaign manager "I am disturbed by the (act that we are know, for all of us, or like will we have different, for Carter. While the tax cut storm rages, the California becoming more and more tongue-tied," he told you know, if we prefer?" she asked, Supreme Court nervously ponders the stats When Odom returned to Waalunglon last an Interviewer. I said, "You apparently are asking whether we challenging the legality of the measure which .wiv is LsMaldrs'i' depiy, 'ft was widely lie satd the day off from tekvtalon would give will otwerve tubeless day In common or whether won by two-to-one at the Ills A new majority of assumed that he was positioning himself for a married couples, parents, children and friends a each will have his or her own day of abstinence. I Its-year term In the top FDIC job. chance to discuss marital, family and education recommend that we doit on an individual basis." the court was appointed by Governor "Jerry" Brown and, by a curious irony of California law, problems In addition to his early commitment and We finally settled cm putting the names of the a Mee must appear on the November ballot for I When heard &himdt's comment reported on days of the week into a hat. Drawing first, I got loyally to Carter, Odom has the support of affirmation by the voters. Atlanta lawyer tharles H. Kirbo, one of the a television news program, it sounded like it Sunday, which is the only chance I get to watch If the court strikes down Proposition 13, might be a good idea for Americans as well president's closed personal advisors. renans of crnsacountry ski races taped live in various pro-Jarvis groups will file their teeth to Once the program was over and some shows I Finland sharp points and go after the Brown-appointed But (loom Lao is at least peripherally in- didn't much care for came on, I decided to "Due to technical problems beyond our con-- justices with a well-funded, massive "no" volved in a continuing controversy over a vote discuss It with the rest of the family. trol, the dr awing has been temporarily interrW,- campaign. I wouldn't want to be one scheme ln which unwary Investorsof those They were all in their rooms watching led," I said. "(;o back to your rooms." justices under such circumstances. number of former prisoners of war in Vietnam television. Alter the tturd call, I began knocking Maybe he means well, but that Schmidt is a The betting among legal scholars in the state lost between $1.5 million and $3.5 million because on doors, troublemaker. It shows what can happen when seems to be that the Of allegedly fraudulent municipal bond sales. Supreme Court will uphold "I know )uu're in there," I called. "Are you heads of state go around giving Interview's when Proposition 13 because the legal points raised The bonds were supposed to finance incoming out voluntarily or do I have to climb up they should be watching television, against it are not all that strong. The decision is dustrial development in two Alabama corn- on the roof a nd disconnect the community an- Terrell lswald,to Rep. Robed Balwnan, Hled,, and as es as a key Repsblhcan staff in- - _.~_-. _:_, - picked up by the AMAX coal company. 101 I, or each candle added to the birthday cake, a new vial of pulls seems to appear in and carpet scraps. I 10 Footnote: Terrell told our reporter Murray cling the Indianapolis NO. The tab for their Waas there was no conflict of interest In his Mdvi, betel silte and other expenses was Memorial Day Junket. He said he accepted the l i ~ The agency lathe Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Al virtually all of the nation's 15,200 commercial banks, its Initials Fill appear On signs assuring customers that their deposits are insured up to a maxinusn of $40,000. munitles, Tuskegee arid AlacevIlle. But much of the money allegedly was siphoned off by the bond Uflder.flters, the Ff. Lauderdale, lii. firm of Alexander and Allen. The Securities and Exchange Commission filed suit against that company in U.S. District Court In Miami' After a trial, the judge wrote an unusually hart opinion, which concluded: "The evidence in this case describes a horrible fraud, one that has been vicious and brutal. It is difficult to imagine how anyone could contrive and ezecute a more diabolical scheme." (am, his partners and their law finn served only as band counsel, a role that technically limited their Involvement to certifying that the bonds were backed by legitimate industrial development authorities In the two communities. 4 paperboard, sawdust, peanut shells, leather goods ' WASHINGTON - President Carter will face an especially sensitive political decision in selecting and submitting for Senate confirmation his nomination for a new chairman of a powerful, quasi-independent federal agency. mid-August Take Care The Drugs You Use Help, Not Harm You i If results are positive, there would then be available a fast-sowing forestry species for conversion to alternate, dean-burning fuels. Other types of organic mnatenals that have been successfully processed into char, oil and gas include clmff~ Senday, Juice, Ie78-1 Growing Older foods FDIC Pick:' A Furor To Follow? informed the White house that he wants to move back to his home town of Tuscaloosa. Ala. by EvIlomill Hera is, Sanford, FL en million. However, if research now being done at Georgia Techs Engineering Experiment Station is productive, the Malaleuca may no longer be a s'tllatn, but a hero. The Melaleuca and the rosewood eucalyptus will be p)lolyzed to yield char, wood, oil and gas. spread, control methods are being studied and legislation was es- en introduced to restrict sale or transportation of the tree for planting in the state. The Melaleuca is said to "dry up wetlands. tender the land unlit for my other human or natural use, cause allergic reactions and Is considered a public health hazard. it spreads so fast it overpowers native shrubs and trees and destroys trip to Indianapolis where they wound up wat. (pop too t) asexually, blooms up to six times a year, and each blossom releases seeds by the millions. If cut. down, the fallen trunk and brAnches rer'lx*. So far, only the honey industry Lids the trees of commercial value Reekeepers have conceded industry profits of 1$ million a year from metaleuca and the indirect value of pollinating other crops by bees sustained by metaleuca an additional 110 RONALD - OPINION natural environments." The tree has the capacity to reproduce ANGLEWALTERS WASHINGTON Thi (lark said Wednesday he had delivered to city hall a letter addressed to Mayor Troy Piland along with a copy of lIou.se Bill 571 passed June 15 by the '7', An untapped ene;gy source or "an uncontrolled and vuItusilly uncontrollable menace" That is the question being asked by marchers about an at- - Only Students Will Suffer ner a two-week vacation, Ida week will mark the start again of the bargaining between the Seminole County school system and the four wunns. For anyone who has attended or heed about any of the teacher negetlatlons you are aware that at times it seems like they will never come to an agreement on anything. And this viewpoint may be jiatif led If you look at the record. In the contract talks between the Seminole Education Asaoctation iSEAi and the board every article thus far has been tabled with the board team tabling four and the smion two. The other time unions have yet to get Ito any heavy bargaining but Wilt sides have gone on record as saying they dial think there will be much haggling since they are not negotiating an etire contract as are the teaches's. However, this viewpoint may change and the teachers' stand may also become .-hdmed as a ruoilt of the action by the beard at its last meeting. (Ma 43 the bawd voted to witidiold pay and fringe benefit increases to all bargaining em Payees until alter the 'gIa5 ne have Ism completed, At the meeting, SEA President Bill veto, Roth men are eloquent and have the bai'gaining skill down to an art. But while It is nice to listen to their word battle it only ends up dragging on the negotiations for longer periods Perhaps the problem boils down to a statement made by Roger Harris, assistant siglerudendent of business and Moore said use action-as wijiatilled and called it "undue pressure an teachers to come to an agreement at Ite negotiating table." Theae are Obviously not friendly actions and reactions and one can only wonder how this will affect the negotiating While Wilt sides consistently claim they are csacsrned about the "41e boys and WWI sometimes it as hard to fathom. A*heugti it Is part of the neg,tlating 1 oc to haggle back and forth and preset proposalsthd you know will not be accepted, sometimes you can go too fat. AdditIonally, the problem is comrn when pea have two skilled head negotiators with Ernest Cowley for W . board and Steve Hcacr*lral for the SEA. finance, after the board action on the salary and fringe benefits. "Collective bargaining Is a new thing and we are just now learning what the full lmnslic'stions of the bargaining process Is." he aa4 This is iaidmigeugy true as Ue teacher's suspiciously axe any move by the hoard and the baud doea likewise. And, while this attitude is healthy, again, it goes back to the idea of whether this watchdog ap prmah can be taken to extremes by both sides. So the collars will be loestrod and the sleeves rolled up as the two teams lace each other this week. Concerned parents and taxpayers alike can only hope the lapsed vacation period has made Wilt sides a little more acceptable In their view of the other's proposals. And, hide it the stalemate cwcuu it will be the adults win will ho the judge it sill bethe kids who could be the vkjjjns Chauvinist Editor? It stills. when equal right, are being lomigtnt for, the Evening herald diii has the tllstii'ttiuri. if >oii can call it that, of hav ing a Male Chauvinist as a Sporta quite a 'blfenc'cnt 4or for tine Stems Whir 'lii ow girls has, to do to get tie recognition they so richi> deserve' Again, rat recognition 'a- praise to the N. st,atni,ent atas4 linda .'5In' ties I',cl,tor I a) olietir. oar We refer specifically to the dory by Iii Jini tta>nes in the June 20th edition pertaining to the "Sanford Gals Claim lint thu,' leading the lassie It' a ('It) (baiunpuonslsip and First, Second" First, Second What" Here is a case of a group of real "All Stars traseling to leesbiirg and (ih'nifl)d Beach for the Slate h'la)offs, bringing him, a State (,hampiunslup and a State Runner-up Did the) get headlines' No The headlines real 'Twelve Oaks Pick,, Iliad l'auia All. Stars" hid of course, that was regarding bu>s picked for All-Stars Not two groups of girls who had just won a State Uiampucmstup and a Mate ltittner'Up The dory does not even relate what these two groups of girls went through to bring these honors home to Sanford It 'bra's not relate the fact that the Lassie All-Star, played seven games. winning six It dues not relate the tiriie factor- playing Saturday mteuFit and winning 15-7, resting until 3 p no, and losing to Ormunci Beach 94, then the battle to cone back in a manner in which boy's would have been more than happy to claim Alter losing Its. 3 p In game, this meant th, girls had to play It 430 p.m., winning 164 flaying again at S pm., wumusg lI'I Three games back to back. Starling again Sunday all am., wInning 74 Playing again at 1020am., beating (hmond Reach II-), to throw the tournament Into final playoff at 12 when the lassie gifts again beat Ormond Beach 74 for the chaziipsomlup That was another three games of seven liming, each, back to back and the laaaaes playing like real pros, wumung all three And rm'nwmber, these lassie girls are all 12 and under. It dues not relate Uw fact that the Junior (.ini All-Stars played five games, wimming three Again, it does not relate the time factor of their pla,uig Saturday at lam., whining U- 3; having a rat instil 2 p.m., playing Will losing W. After that tea they again played at6pm,winning 1*4; playing at 7 pm. winning 15.3 and playing again at 5.30, hung 14. Three games, tack to back, finishing at II pm,, and csenuig in Kiam.r'Up. Now that Ia ballplayuig worthy of note- and w,donl cut d boys or girls had played it would still have been worth at lent a headline All during ball season in the "Whst You Misad' Coiwna Users was ionMs*es*ly repestad home runs, di able Plays or outstanding elicits by In, divilial - while if you wasted to find out shot happened in the hurl's lsagoi you fli4 to the back and 'machid it out of the small peat There vu no meuitious of the girls' names. And believe us, "nits, p4iooi amsi oudstandsig players by cacti were supplied. It isdormation supplIed is is cerec't, there Wi been one State Championship brought horn's to Sanford by the boys, We low 4" , can" that U that tame they did not receive a 'taken" write up This sane mrs.siencp holift trw for the Woman's league. Hu,,v,r, it is hing softball for the who, Misted by her husband 1)uane, in one week coached the lassie's to a Mat, N, well deserved praise or rrcugrulim fur Hi'nee hughes, All) son South, Jig,, l)unc'an and June helms wisi coached the Juniors to a Slate llunns'r.t,p Now really. 'lint situ think the rbe,erse a li ttle rr'rtit Mr ltaynrs favorite r,'s,s,Je to sn) query regarding rI,veragr for ow girt, and women Is II I dii it for one, Ill have to do it lot esrr',t.sicl> ' lii us assure you of ore thing, Mr Ilapn,c will umiore likely never 1* guilty of that The above letter 'untaine.J the signature at (oar in II"olitte, as well as 74 tither signatures nusuita'r one cuntrrmn of a rliaj.'sifc the citizens of thi.s towltrl I I-lye and a half years ag'. I in trudus'i'd into the SirtI ('ogres,, a ItrsoIcgim to amend the I ristitt4i,,t rniandaling a balanced federal budget except in times of national rii)rrll.'nc) This Resolution uiwn requires the repayminerg if the uatiunai tletg now approaching three quarters .it . Tltlt.LltiN dollars - at the rate of i Per year roe the next 101 years this legislation was re-introchani ut ihe 9$1h ('Distress and again in the 0th (ungrn"ss a, If J Ut-i It it presently has SI ('ungrrxsionui , nSt'ntutttef> there ha t bp,-n in., A4114,41 laden isi this Pftl'sal as yet It in ht'peci that the recent experience in ('alilinia will serve as the irliw(,njs to initiate ripli-asions of support fttt tius liii All,, reiporisitil, k'gislalic'o those whit loan In this elfui'l will rail only he doing fhrrnselvq"s a favur. they will tie Insuring the lung unit essnumnht health and well teung if .'u.mr t'uuiitr> Sincerci> DlH,,,nt Viewpoint I. A Skip htafalus Member 'it lufiarris Using Nai ) h'a, lance, I feel that I ,U11 a ' ' Plank Owner' in Seminole Memorial Hospital I have Serious Committee's Thanks h'ulrrtonar Knuphyseruna' anti was a patient in the abuse mentioned hospital on five 'llftrr,nt racasiona during 1177, and lot poeiguiunia in some form, ,if another AnclaPsenIget it, I gel it guuul In February of this year nms site called my ticajur, to infomnu huni I had a temperature of 12 'legrec's IIe told her to keep me at home and puss rita-tb spirtsurei and supported by (Ii' anti the lleuiifuficatl,m anti I 'cimummuj'mufy mierjicatirjn by phone Also that the hospital was lull I have been in the hospital to set since then, And feel I am fully qualified to refute that vicious letter of Mr Peck W Kelley, Sc In acliuitirm to the huiphyserna. I will warn be oll years of age and lean a little toward-s the , (.roiartiy' tide However, I find that I received plenty of Tender loving Care as a patient front all hands in the hospital it gave tue great pleasur, of informing Mrs l'enekmpe Smith, (barge Nuts, on Two Wri*, in the presence of iii> doctor of the care which I had received At the change uS alifta I also received a visit lrumii the 'huge nurse to inquire ii everythusg was okay Yes. even rmthe late ,Ji,jftli tol)Iala,re(eived that visit When rny doctor ordered 'shuts" during the niØit, or around the clock. I was awakened with a "sorry Mr CasiipheU, but it's order, fruiti your doctor" I still had no complaint I could bet that the letters you receive will be five to one, the lairig as nurse Very truly pours Alexander J i Al., ('amptiell Sanford A LogkaI Siqu.I The logical sequel to the over wheiniing approval of Proposition 13 by the people of California would be the ichiptioms of an Ans.n,bue,g to the U S Constitution 'uiandatisig a balanced federal budges and prohibiting deficit spending It is widely acknowledged that deficit spending by the federal goveniwneust is Use suigle greatid cause of inllatsin. At the sane tune, recent surveys hav, shown that inflation Is the Ihr I entrnrual lark I uimilrimtt,e Improvement of the Chamber it I ,srnsui,r,', wish to thank Sir Wayne i>ie and his staff of the Evening herald fur the splendid help through news ('overage during the (lJrcstrrati.ei ,f the gasefxi fi I'eritenruai I'ark S$wcial appresiatioms, are in or•ur also for the following ('art Gutmann, Shoemaker tu, striation Cu, (bgjr and ('tanipun) frg'urp lusuiter Co. Kelly Smumith Z ve>ors Ilill I.usumtrr Co. ,'sunur,.j I'.i.',t nc, Scatty, llomuue Buifilers )ri.Ae Steel ('ia-p. Rinker Materials, Art s Plastering, George l,angdcni lii Jardine. Srnk.arti t,lau and Paint to amid 13 employees of Stiuelnaker (on-Oration to wi-si 'Jimated imbue hour, The thy of Sasilut,i turns Ia-rn, rI,itsl unM'piitise. arab it give, our groups great pleasure to present tine r'olruplr'te4 paid to the wonderful people of Sato. ford Kill I iwluw anti Wuudjow ( l,ui 11w naluies liiti'il afms' die thu,.' who have .kuliated lpe'cillc'ally to the g.urt,,, Iiut,'ni of other, have (wiped bujliI the Wit itself fzt.nd.d Thanks We would like to eqweea our thanks arid appreciation to two fine establishlimit for all their help this pad weekend Our thanks go out to Mr ('lcni leonard and Pus stall at leonard ,SitU Matiun for letting us have our car wash there, anti also to the stall and iiianagenwrg at Milkmaid's fur all the help they gave us during lunch These line People helped isa raise naney for gas assil food for our trips to the AU-Stat games in Kisaaiiiiiicm, 5kw, again We 'Hiang You, Bill Magnet and The touches and Players of the ('ity of Sanford Airierwan league Ail-Stars �r S 'l Herald. Siefoid, Fl. Swiday, July 5. ISiS S Our great s ales for men. C tnisneg Herald. S 3w4ay J,Py 571-Il Ft. 20% to 45% off men's su its. 'a ja b 'Ai ii i3 Off men's Bioguard" socks. Sale $1 to 1.35 its op. Bioguard' socks hive a built-in deodorant that wont wear Out Its in for the life of your socks to help prevent discoloration too Choose nylon, acrylic, nylon or acrylic/cottoninylon For casual dress or sport, took for the green toe stripe Over-the-calf. rig 150. Sal, $1 Cushion sole. reg 1 50. Sal. $1 Athletic crew. reg 175. Sal. 1.15 Over-the-calf crew reg $2. Sil. 1:35 -. - l.UK iu.v'riu: 1 Ft-: iii 'Sit UI)\ Pitching and defense are the prime ingredients which make Sanford's American League all-stars a prime contender for the district tournament which opens Monday night in Kissimmee. 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Rain has slowed the Sanford Americans, and it will have had only about four days • I I\ (ilrus hams i(;corge- si and Sam Chisolm Fhgship) first baseman Bruce Sellers l'rosser t. secondsacker hobby Shaw Atlantic National). shortstop Lee ('harron lF'lagshlpl. third baseman Levoy tLittlei hickman lteorgcSI and catcher Marty Johnson tFlagshipi The four players Magner plans to go with in the tourney include Pashe. Mike Baker i(t'nrge'si, ('harron and Hickman . i .e.. l_ light this easy -carepolyester;cottooshirt Fashion solids for S I XL p.- Sale 3.99 apt Rig 4.99 Our ci.sss'c golf shift is easy-care pOIyStt'i cotton Chest pocket great color choice for S M I ti B')ltBV SJl'S's's Save Special $5 I Men's shorts. Men's dress shirts. No-iron polyester double knit shirt has shape holding collar Choose white light blue tan or mint Sizes 14 to 17 Long sleeve, $1 1 1, We 2.60 en's shorts. g. 3.50. Sport shorts h full elastic wFst eat colors in poly i!r cotton S M L XL Great sale. 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XL By JIM "Is Herald Spurt. tor WIMHI.EIuN, Ini.n.I fones m.et the only thing otbs peuroki veIf-,sjied ('inf. who ti Ill i - Jimmy ('44`111011`11 IS is wind fur the fire brigade " now lives is, U.Llas 1 was . tsrnjding rated i -omlbest Martini Navratilova, savor- thaMusg stsiud than from the "MnIt No 2 ii hieing No 30 ing her fIrst Wimbledon beginning of the match Win it's the wnr" said the 23' women's tingles crown after fltngtwD can iidy help tutXIng Boy scouts and campfire girls have a new ad'I e-itiikI leftpvandet uweft1ng favorite ('hits Even. to together," addledthe new mirer. ('urmors suns to put the 2-4. 3-4. 73. Friday. was torn ch.nsaon, who has not seen Pier Actually, I have gained a new respect for anyone / renuril draigtg Saturday uhun between teats and .sndes parents or i3-eat'uLd ssiter -. ' who treks through the wild, pitches a tent and lives - '' he ItJur'Tv tlorg, the Swede 1 am sad I cannot shag, this, sirs-, lifff4ling &rwsg the 1575 to tell about it. who Li-at hun in Last)ear's with m, family.' said the 21 L'S o'n ' WimtAedzs men's singles final Don't get the idea I'm a total city slicker. I've bcCfl . and is hoping to twrn. the in the woods before.. well, at least high grass in a lot -first man to win the title threeI used as a shortcut going home from school. (irises in a row since Itrilim Camping at Rock Springs should be a snap. The 5rmd Perry in iTh perfect weekend excursion with the kids, who don't . feisty Amniein see enough of dad since the divorce. 'Mi)tw I was a yonig punk A friend loaned me camping equipment complete when I hirso rainw here but I've BFRF7S'SK WARMS UP %U'Tt)RlOI'S ni:tit with instructions about putting up the eve and ridge grown up now" - has set his ' on wusiui hack use poles first in the tent. The stove has instructions tsef art a decision umadeonthe (1IICA(0ul'l, In TownheheWinhtltandcame inside the upper lid. o rwat to recovering lad the most &at unusual spurts trod" matter ft h be-in riantid Rock Springs is one of those hidden beauties of ftion when Borg edged hurt. 34. 2. net', the owners of the 4 that Auii'tbach U heaubng to the Apopka. nature lucked in the Pines Just northeast of A i-I, -7, 5-4. In an e*c c enter- (.ttks arid the Buffalo lirassa NewVuik K.nicka after his It is a haven for picnickers, barbecuers, risbec have rweiwd permission t contract its" Aug I count match throwers, sun worshipers and nature trail lovers. This will be Connors fourth iradetumsandtlwi$rav,swtll "I dent know Kid that esU The three-quarter of a mile creek affords quite a final infivvyears. but itdoesn't move to San the-go but Ill seietI.. can keep him in treat for the mask and snorkel set. Tubing and The NI.al I KK , "t,i Ibsll AS Iludon" said Drown 'AMI (*rs'a Mai, is the the '1'h sin is climbing into a Dad's fright bars) mass at the isiiirgr for game bid unfortunatelywxcanoeing are also popular. tatkxs board of gomnor, will make ever) effort to build ruani ill the man who tarotthe for mu', it gets harder and voted. 16 niornent. li-I. Friday to agjwvv, the CrIbcs Kelley Park carries the name of Dr. howard John lives right down the Ps.rse 'uirlirvi hackwuds, are resting peacefully with an harder There are .omany guul the trade and the move by the Kelley. who donated the 20D-acre tract of land to occasional swuh of a tall road (1(4!) Stanley Ilanrer, one At rs fun ownusgatu.musileaag'. players, I have to be- zqVarnl ilciv,. The vote authorOrange County in 1W. The mouth of the spring BUITU) • wiser We're confident of Use of harness racing's lint u uted a us-pLa)er. Jtii baa like to Net awl) for every match." swap hrsesii keeping 11w Noun trsdltk,n ' empties into a 10-foot pool, a swift current scooting bulky pest of his breakfast, hay nuuiiionalr,s I)anm-er was ; 1101g. who has beat en los the trams uses hay now tennis in lag starting tag with stamaritireot.s fruru the race tracts once as-id along, down the narrow throat to the rock and Under the agreement, Ire Asked it be would have made arch-rival in two i4 their three sand bottom stream where one handful of bottom bugs, pressed and shaped like when Jots was darting (4g .iutule,and hssiathecallolthe through meeting Usa year, eyed the testis, uPs, had owned the thif switch without the trade, all the people breakfast food. with cows John didn't think of ssiltfrrtwaa. will often produce several sharp teeth. chance of a title hat-tilt-k ('eltics, becomes the Brave.' Brown replad, 'I don't think I raclngaiabwiIiiubuibuuutht Wyuriuusg, Ikitots about as expensive, hungrily. 'Ii will be the mod prupnrtur Jules Y Drown and would hair, lie The stream had to wait as first order of the day an The Wiry Jots Berranak, a man a race horse for $3 front the Alaska as John's idea of (urn Impntasd match of my tennis Hairy Mangiu'san, Psi had favorite. and I have mine I'm was to pitch camp. First problem was that the ridge of small statute, is on th. scene. Amish. The Purse never even "FIts are the career tilde anything for that ownedth,ft,av,s. takeover the very happy rnthth,troils Heel and eve poles weren't marked, The process of %atti, wumlsi(ed delver at s tas, tM t wanes* of the kg," says third Celt" confident about my thtee miSt one of Pits biUtd UitIlLi .. title,' he said. elimination took only an hour, and I finally jj but hooted him on harness racing But I now sew tough it will Nate Archibald. tkUy KjugM players and I'm awe his feel.. discovered the key. Blue pole tip fits into black end, use iaaieat with 1$ darts (kw horse led to another and taking the largest rack ° ha All my games with Jimmy and Marvin Nausea go train the strong staid his Use.e or law the Jackson through July 4, Johnand his pretty iecm Jolt' was aMa the the scission and red goes into yellow. I should have known. are different (nan any dbms. Drives to Boston and Kermit flute i,Jolsn,Jr,, ib,tt all. 11'omth sport toll time, The NBA also approved a By noon, the bugs were hungry, and so were we. tie's always the guy to bent Washington. Kevin Kuannert Hurnay Is still munching Weenies and beans was the only selection on the sharing on t. When I play him it is something and Vrmman WUhams from switch in division realignment 1)OIS%g the work themselves away. Birrisy is Burns Guy. S Cowboys Sign blending champion W ash teally ssrtat asiow of his the Celtics to Sass Diego menu and I pulled out the gas stove. Following makes it powitie to get akmg rather aloof Individual. not g" t Bullets flieir ffVAfl the s 1Witti sta may go to izigrn instructions printed In cellophane. I pumped the an the bread and bullet checks, moss or disagreeable, but very AhtMl iM goes to the San Diego, it was suited CentralI)iviaias to the Audit lever 35 times and applied a match. isini and sell cvsdatnest Bums) U 14 Ove Johns S Ofl piars"w winner. Borg sad, -B doess't Vvsantial details, if any, seer, lAvislun and the INruet Pistons Step two was a mistake. Billowing flames loenUs. John owns mod of Use years old, this is his laM year of from the Midwod txvision to matter If the prize is $1 or set resealed Temptation To Break Camp Celtics, Braves Gain Trade Okay Meet John Bereznak, The Bus ies t Driver hones tmmII, and always has, racing, a mandatory, nil. of use [)At AS 4 UPI The world $O.SX No en. cares. Its ,iM to engulfed the stove and threatened my eyebrows. "It is with a heavy hiatt wild 11w Central t*vuion. San Diego 11mm.. let's see what steps three and four say. whads makes it possible to have racing industry. Hirnay has champion Dallas Cowboys win tie Wlinbhdon titl, that noised virriations that Ileave this will be in the Picilir Diyuiiu w the $_) Never mind, the instructions melted in the heat and complete Cordial of what races rallier kid his tick Iqu*ck tased Friday a 44! (•5 will especially s, of speeds finishing," John if U,IJ No od ed m, ps,, The annoivac,ments were a Perry, se w a television Red Aiseracb," teem tall are forever unreadable. assdall otter deonsaftectlnl adiniti "Bid an Poised cuts.kicker who owns the collegIate commentator, viewed the "Hid laainer I 'm very esithusAiMlc made by NBA Comma That's okay, kids. It was too warm for a hot meal. isenes' welfare, Larry O'Brien at a roes c, psigist who gives you all he's record for the boged (1.14 goal possibility of aluartng his Use,, atusut goi n g to San t. In the By nightfall I had mastered the stove problem, liffsonalk makes his heine in gut net$une he dais. H. will kwwoo feat . Bore pUb.- lass two at three years As fetent, in the O'Hare IhiLon cooked hamburgers and we beat the flies to them. New E1)1t. N.J. with bus Viii new to Nid. I will be 51St that A Cowboys' .p"keusen wild i*ic.Uy "If Hjum stat I wens'I growth has bm tretrwAus Hotel following the board As I climbed into the nylon folding cot, it folded the and two children. Secretary of he baa a good home for We-. tarry IletIwa, a defeuailt' (net airry my achievement has with people from the Eat B'sray was never a lop lineman front wrong way and I hit the deck. It delighted the the local School Baud Is the Michigan State. been sqiaalad. Bat he's gIg a bit New York, (.bcae. imsta's apparent motive in 14 .* s e, W M yen "or I. a mulu-y, to do pet" Owing kids no end. It was almost the highlight of only )ob Patricia Neviviak has horse. We'r, off . to aat Mail with glvV 1q11. Celtics was that held. with up oats shin tlwoi*h the years. agreement. Details of the lb old chainpiss, the trip 1(11' them. 0, emt' 't iii tiasigiens igerata are in '(*ura Mis, Usa is the one contract were not dixioo.d. soigit mak. no predtliens. the ctii&tn were snail, thus "I 11w leans will play In the Most memorable about the night were Ii my Isn't Cajijurnia and he lives us Palm mini able to It" with who pat J0t5, Jr. USOUgIS Free-agent kiCtef Os, Jo' have never hit on a tesasta l)wgo Spusts Arena discovery of just how hard the ground actually is; lb yOtin$Nt. Jill, college, says John. "My son, I 1377 gradual 01 At*liie match in my life stud I cestal$y Brows said hopes be to retain and 2) something soft and wet at my feet. schoo , Jo., Jr., doi*t*er named Baby Hear and (tlsUen .ta kiCked a Hyard don't wad to Mail waft one, Use see'vicws of General Massag' tirowis is the former owner 01 The latter, I discovered In the morning, was the 3nst graduated from Tress hopes ate wilt ltqtove ,noiaji field goat Is his wales' yew. I1.li these guys we hiking or Red Aasrhsit Tho two will the Keniurky ldon.Ls if Maie,.adstot,ICh, bull I$hills to pay her way though also was signed is.', hi.'S'S'ES Page 2111111 good When two )rastalde mneet within the next too ,eeki ABA -" l WINTER PARK AND SANFORD PLAZA OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. - OPEN SUNDAY 12:30-5:30 P.M. ORLANDO DOWNTOWN - OPEN TUES.. WED., THURS., SAT 9:30 A.M. TO fi P.M. - OPEN MON AND FRI 9:30 A.M. TO 8 - - . 4- , j - . . . - 30 P.M t 'St.\) It 'Grown' Connors Eyes Big One At Wimbledon Hunches L P it stilt'S II 'Sit f'SI 'S\ nnountr underwear. TT I 111". 1 'SItitI' - on mens ,4 %1\1111N .IiIlI\sI)\ Haynes Sale4.90 Men's shorts. C' LI f ill Rug. 4.39. Two pockets and banded collar high- U I 'SI'S lilt k'Sl'S\ 4 '511 PfrIIIUI3 I Men's sportshirts. Sale 3.99 oe practice prior to meeting l'aola So talented are the American AU-Stars that he is having trouble finding a spot in the lineup for the division's leading home run hitter, Willie Pashe, of Jack Proaser Ford Pashe hit ii homers (luring the season We'll find a spot for him, and everyone. added Magner The American starting lineup is likely to include outfielders Steve Barnes(APEX), 0 law Big savings. • silk) ii 'Ski It I tlI'.'H 'SI Pitching, Defense Sanford Americans Key Now 59188 I , Wd �IS-Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. Sunday. July 1. 1971 Sports I'~,"~ _.._) F ( ,7,I,o Parade 4 Hand 1*eitag lIens, Sauteed, Fl, His le Loss Caldwel/, , . i iii.n 8 United Press Iiteeuli.sai Mike Caldwell pitched a four. hat i1aidod to stop unbeaten Ron Guidry as the Milwaukee anUNew York Yankees, $4, behind Larry NEW YORK Upli - John U. Stearns will stand has ground I estwo homers. The victory moved Milwaukee into second against any man. Few ballplayers have more of a macho Image than he has, place in the American league possibly it's because he's remembered as a guy nobody took too East and hopped the Yankees many liberties with during the years he played wifely for the to third. University of Colorado's football team. Guidry. 13.1, who MW leads Whatever the reason, John Stearns, in his fourth season with the the majors New York Mets, has the reputation of being the kind of catcher em I rM average. left the who doem't skip rope" or soddenly go out for lunch anytime beilpsit when he was after aii timings bese-rinner mines barreling into the plate. lle rocked Guidry for both The perfect example of that took place in Pittsburgh last Friday when Dave Parker, a 6-6, 20pound mountain of a man, came of Pis homers - txwluiing a thundering into the 6-foot, 136-pound Stearns an a fl),IjIjgg tlwee.run shot In bone-rattler that resembled 'Star Wars" and reverberated up nft. and down the league. "I was just trying to get a bit Hill ltobsonn set iç the play with a fly ball to Joel Yowigblood tw first time after taking two in right field. Youngblood caught the bell for the second out and strikes. We had talked about liii Parker immediately took off after the catch, trying to score the fastbell before the game, and lying nii for the Pirates. Youngbiood's throw was as good a one we knew w didn't have to wait as hell ever make in tam life. Beaten by at least 10 feet. Parker for it," Phil, said. kept right on coming. The vowW rumbled underneath hun as he Slito Leacasm PIt a he hit Stearns with the same crunching impact of a runaway homer In ft Sixth and doubled locomotive ramming into a compact car. f ourth on and scored In lea rns was knocked to the ground Out somehow held on to the Robin Yowit's triple. ball for the final aid that Saved a6 v i ctory for the Meta. Parker It was Caldwell's second wound up requiring three ditches over his left eye. Stearns came shutout in nine days against the out with only • bump an the back of his head. Yankees. On Thursday, nearly a week after the collision. Parker un"The only thing I thought derwent surgery an Pittsburgh for a fractured left cheekbone. about when the game started IIe'll be tnthehlfivedays,miasuigtheAiigame ansan was that tw ( Giadi'y) was 134. DIego, and un'l expected back f or two weeks. Stearns learned all that before Thursday night's game with the But baseball's a fumy game he'll pro babl y shut out the ('uh and th,n a'mlainiwi 1v. Is. fft ,,4 1'rn not glad he's in the hospital. but the man wA his club National League next week." showed me they were willing to hurt me to wan a ball game," said the Mets' receiver. "I feel reciprocal toward them. They want to play for real. That's the way I like to play, too. I like the corn- 7' -• ... 3 mining. -.. •Trn'Y .fl A&I9a',.!j ~: '..'s I !~ I. 2 ... cr . In 'thee American League games. Cleveland edged Boston, 104. Toronto nirced Chicago. 3-2, Kansas City topped BIWTIOF 3.1, Detroit odsJugged Texas, 12-7, Callioriüa beat Seattle, 94, and Minnesota took two from Oakland, 3-2 and 14 In the National League, San Francisco divided a pair with Q.wirraU, winning the first game, 74, before drng nightcap, 2-1. Montreal defeated Philadelphia, 7-4, Atlanta rouged San Diego. 114 Chicago outlasted New yo, 0. 7. Pittsburgh shaded St. Loins, ' ' Cutting Down The Odds Stars D on't S Every Single Night \ - - - ' . - Ta-i + In U .S. W ins - Am n -'---.5-- ..• . Tigers Farmhand Greene Earns M id-Seas on a se R it was time to leave. I misted the urge to Pmmerum hitter - HeWe alcung," he says 'and I've TM. now has imsnuciPU watching Al Greene bell his camp, literally. The equipment was professional bouts, Indudiuig liii and 11th hornerues last Jackson. jet mom to pro" than they borrowed, last month's surprising victory week that he decided togivethe Grime a 111-pounder who do, Dad, can we come back," asked little Mike as we over Bernardo Mercado In young outfielder inidesmen also leads his tern In rims, ..One advantage I've got is rise, doubles, triples and stolen that they (Tiger's) don't Pave Madison Square Ga-dan, headed back to civilization. Greene, 23, who play. left es, believe he may have anywh,canr.sflyM the Sure son,"ltold him, but Iwill have to check to 1 field far Use flge's' class AA convinced Tiger manage- long bell other than Jason my calendar to see when I get my vacation In the Tate was alas the ascend of his team, the Montgomery Rebels merit duringthe spring training Thompson." Grua saaf. WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. of 1:13.611, - year 1990. 1141gM career. of the Southern League, has this year that he is major Tiger's 1wrn Director Walter (UPI) - Germany's Half or Ionvn,len'stUne 117.01 mph, Ia more thin a raised a few other eyebrows as legue materiaL "Hoot" Ever's, lthnauif a Tiger Slocamelen Friday In the second slower this the Group he continues his u1t on the "They told ow they verus't Ma- In the late 194k, says morning qualifying session Five qualifying recurd, with. league's sUigl.4eon hornenun sure whether' I could hindie Green compares favorably at drove a tw'bediarpd Pcrsdie stood the astell of seven ot he r Sfommelen Claims 'Make' Pole Spot a a Blalock's Lesson Really Pays Off __ certain pitches," he recalled, the power hitting D'--n I. the pole pualtimi for Porsetwe. one BMW and one With the minor league season All Greene did was go out and Saturday's Six Hosts of Mime that MW out the to, to. "Aldeemal WHEEUNG, !,Va. (U Ph) any Cheap M.J. Smith were M79. Ma in Use with her' ishod fampe. a little more than hail over. Pit tire homers in one game and you deal diatewill the Endurance for the World Jan idalock says a record field of OS pros (Kathy "He aid, 'You'r, a aatuid Greene has already driven In $2 against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Eriiharid'i John Fitzpatrick, of Makes. power wia.4sr, sctaI- Championship I with old fused and Postlewall withdrew alter athiM.; play likeas. Don't be rums with 19 homers. The "The t hirst about it was that $arssnslen, along with co- PaIns Heenais of the Netherforms, P0* goiter Tom NI- Friday's mad) and three Mftsad m a'dcal,"'Malock lag" rem Is 37. lands and Peter' 0riu of Pit a fat bull SOS time, i, a Rvers.iatermooipu.st*iis delest. MalTed Schuril part, ha. her playing W smatsurewire bneh.4M71 aId. u'iiis player Ott of chuigsup the oexttims and a Fhefldaeosthsatadspolo u''.inat*inicaartow 0 tor og In we meme an winner fur the ket Urns In her adaee win at 7t r' Career paid visit to Hall of Mein(M's tiny Nlhwood 1' ne" of Cillisrela, have the car thou at 1:14-0 In aher Pouch. Jason 'ru-nps- was - _ _ cia __ . aPe years on ths LPGA msl,& who we the Wheel- F had allow of Grime, "Pram t flow i Send ri hint. S110 who , In clam and filth a- Bslgl.n's Jack ie kkn. a Uafsttuutaly foe her, agPi57san4$ye the meet the g, a prd----' Isethoul career. n.mereaflyq-l what I overall hat math Ii the 34 lke'e4baewin.tof this event, JeAnne Csrw and Kathy ceesPeat rmed of the tines CAukkalit"Infullimehe tiegid Gros was 10usd As a Ills claP 11I" Ears, a a regular low of Iham of taMM pww and Geatis FoSmsr of the Merlin my they are fuskeg loadsu, is ridIng s U,ss week h*hwWWAb@dh@Wd no in IWI. Greene says he I. exam to the TIgers' mair lung. daP, 11w p.111on wasThey Undid State we third in no fl, sinfluly r,jumeM.d by visits PU streak of Iwo ame4Øce ldft to ag,, no Like mist minor ea Like famin hi Mqrowr, let the watched Greens Mat tine..,. Barbour. the tame mew, otPe Pouch.. Thus mess togeitprse.Aadtheyshaowidit fhi1.e and a win it 1w tkei,aPUplag, playsrs, Gnaw tslseklpglera rat of the now PU he In he.arss.. - .sitigMaP NK"WsPaksd firs in class the BMW of -''ighoid's David Pr*y, aitchiag IW.ck's 4 - we.hoairs Mayfisus, aE, 'i iáa .á in, 11 she big bMPK or what buging in ee up Is Enll I-' --:y- '1y our. such (Group The) nd I dual k HAW nd Sesdes's Rimie psiSSath.SJIy.M edctIaPUcatat ta g he rem loan Ike ." ofhsetheR emoft sweet mel 04 I Ld to meypaupkraiies how go Pitecus.meaiyetker car t. sti osat c.,.. at pie, to he. tinags a ima ad I *,.d , as AA Pe.baU "Is prePe, semen nd atak a fIbes give bgst a rPes" nd Eu., we ate it ealkeance raring. w. break the Pa a& stcuilehold 111111ft Pa*incriMsstPeo-wayti. with NIspnIl.aad saw, 1*aj war"ws"imtk kd ional and aU,PUup there ts ollk the Wg dub .iMy.sr, "We Pit .haingta 6 have as kitswen of dft is the toplS wait 1pi, going aIs todey's the w," be says. Be realizes he mat but this yet," aid Even, "he I upset anyiheg PU wiatag this ram. Mow of Caworia's (3wls ffmh its.." of the flJSI Whe.lin 1.10* Shuck said Mupsele, now Ma1a, who For Greens, it would he eatre Use of Ron Leflere, Metsy ties Is jay is_tbur couple of That's sky hive Inns Chs* the Pre MWIagsd red Comry tunimest, Oak a couple upsclai since he would be *ndsy, Play stub .d Pee ys.1le'sa Wild pliy4d drivers. We're we gojan hew at With temperatures in the Ign POW Owk) wait ow atM. Qek hi Muinsck, N.Y. weeks .11 the heist, ,ilng in 1111111 houuiewn in buby lime kilo, If he is in ho's gft in de any& it's a lisa.. We're going to tftd it by mid-day, heat became a back itHand Pat Meyensand changed her setup and talked combigtoWiivaJ play fair ateanhecteerodfor make itasan iu*fkId,t with golngto bew*h his haL" like a sprint race-" factor even in qualifying. tow. once -' - _ tour ' 04 . 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Geib of New York, John K. Goodman of Tucson, An., Kenneth hi, Schiffer. of Temecula. Calif., and Charles II. Tieriot of Locust Valley, N.Y. ' .9. A I. P44 "o, tton CINCINNATI ( UPI) -. The Cincinnati Hengals won their war with the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League For the services of former University of Georgia star Four new members were elected Thursday to 'the Jockey Club, keeper of the American Stud Book that registers all North American Throt*bbrsde 5 •7l • 3570 500 444 3 10S11*' Olga II sOS. 144 I G..I, 44,'.1 III II %'041151. 540 n •,.. I I. P I . 'dl, • 1951,440 LidIva • Ash I 149' "14 -dl, i- 44" M'.,'.9t II I 400 40 I I04.9PO4 P,.,4 4) 3X 550 144 11.10 I 0511 '' Ia, ','a'l.c. )PO. 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In return for Calhoun, the Blazers get the Pacers' first pick in the second round of the college draft in 1900. - 4110,1,4 • I 'NI Calhoun Now A Pacer ' iI4flI04f ' 9 .w.da I Gii'i.s 0110'. a? 5,04.94 Louisville officials announced Thursday Howard hlohman, athletic director at Miami Dade Community College in Florida, has been appointed the school's athletic director MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Paul Feldner, the Richfield, Wis., driver who won the United States Auto Club stock car championship last season, has fallen on hard times in 1978. He has not finished a race yet this year and is not among even the top 20 in USAC point standings. Saturday he will try to qualify his Dodge Magnum for the Miller 200 race Sunday at the Wisconsin State Fairpark Speedway. ,. 4,40 %*ql.I5g .I 4-54', 9_' .4,0,1 p" I 0* 'Or. '4,%'(11 .1*4. 5 II 4,5, 51,154 *il..noq. , "1"° p45 I *00011 povurs - i - '4 0400,',, • .4 15494 . 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"I'm not coreiik'red a goal fruwut-riavier," he said. ncrvowly puttIng on a cigarette alter shooting a 3umi.k'r 70 Friday ' I've had to come froni behind in both of the tour'namei*1 I' ve wan the 1174 Monsanto Open and the 976 Ikiustaxu Open But I'm going to be a good Iroidrumner this tune. I'll tell yo F-tiler had a 134 t otal, good for a two-stroke lead over veterans Join MahaIfey and Bob Zender and rookie Iii,, Bar, Six pla,ers, inchalizig lie Tr'ru'Ino and fanner US Open chain- IS '4a'4w - 513 PUIDAY IONY ia. a s. J "rdIys SSNilu a' 440 -- third Open N A e.as - i '4,1t - '5' '1 " fl .I '4 S ." SAN FRANCISCO( UPI) 0),e, flX.P)'l$ ... 1*'. today's 1110000 Greater Milwaukee II N q3,',, - 50 ' 0,1*1, 474x47 III V.iiij 10? a When P0 , ,, I) I' - T*ILP?PI - I S.4.C40.ai' ' Sb 4 * ) se m USIA i.I#ai, as se. ir I FRAKtiN, Wu IUPIi thank maybe I'm a little too No 01. had to tell tee Elder the relaxed in the third round,' enormity of the tank he (aces in said Elder 'For wine reason, I ne G.. 1.9i0 iii N. I ii • iso .4 ' * L .I Ia ,i, i 31.4 P U?) iso , .' ""14' 5 ' - break ls4')' .4( ''F l*' i..s halo ILl VITN - I i)11SO 15 *140 ii iojo, iso. i -, Dawkins Recovering 49ers I)?, w , s. I' or"o changed U IA II - Was. i se. 3 . i , II 1* $ ai t.4 3 $4P4(9 Ill p*D4tL4 • Manager Tony Laftussa. White Sox President Bill Veeck said. It is the latest mote in the Sox' reorganization program, which made Larry Dolly manager and put former Manager Bob Lemon on the West Coast as a major league scout for the team Pitching coaches also uere 54 - .. Y 3431444.4 ,INtN - I •am, 0.t, Senday. JePyI. tC-IS Elder Tries To' Hold It •5O.4• I liii 4 iN 1.4 1 p 12 Osew (113.4 034' 33 lieN '1 7.7fISY ,ct7P4 N4000 !AIO'A( 115115 ceqrq 4t 05 :u 'S department. He will be replaced by Knoxville Dolphins MIAMI iUPI i The Miami I Dolphins go iwrmal iwo-drills-a-day summer echedids today after training Fishing this time of year is sometimes a tough situation. camp opened with two days of petition." flat sunny days accompanied by heavy thunderstorms and high and meetings. Going own the play again, Stearns said Youngblood got the ball After the 13-minute rim and winds make for a "came what may" each day. to bUn in piety of For boss, best hours are early morning and late evening in an 40-yard dash Friday, Coach "Since I was watching the ball and didn 't have my eye on effort to beat the heat. School bass usually a ppear at Cordell Gay Don Shula announced the Parker, I jumped over and got In front 01 the plate on both knees Dolphins have hired former Blades and Hot Spots, Heddon Sonar and Sonics and Hapalas. in case he was coming In. As won as Iwas on my knees, hooked quarterback Earl Mcrrall as a During the day fish shaded banks and coves, deep holes and up and saw Parker bearing down on me from about 10 feet away. rumofts with a good supply of cooler water. Pon Unle coach. "I was on my knees, completely defenseless, but I didn't have Best baits may be a deep running crank bait such as Bombers, He said Morrell would help By United Prices Iatorutiesai York, 6-0, Toronto edged time to think t ea r," St ear ns revealed. "I realized I could be in big Chicago. 3-2, Kansas Qty best Out In the press box during Bagleys and Rebels. Don't forget the old standby the artif icial trouble. He came straight at me and the next thing I knew I was The stars do n't s hi ne every Baltimore, 3-I, Detroit topped games, would be Involved in worm which comes in all shades and lengths. I like the new Jake's on my back. I took the brunt of the fall on the back part of my l*t "special pr ojects," and would six-inch I iretail. ti t. gh • Texas, 12.7, iIos' head, near the top of the skull. For lunker bass you can't beat chwiklng wild shiners in a deep Seattle, 94, and Minnesota occasionally coach the team's All-Stars Tom Seaver of "It was like I was in a dream. When I realized I wasn't hurt, I younger players during the hole or under hyacuith and weed beds.. swept Oakland, 3.2 and 14. jumped up and was extremely angry becauseof the intense Cinctimati and V ida Blue of One of the greatest times for bass fishing is an a hot humid week. I. t)oers 7. Astiti 4: Francisco took the mound competition of the moment. I knew we had won the gain., that ed ss day just before a lag storm moves in. Make sure you are Merrill work In a süni'ar windle Dusty Raker drove in f against each other in a was all over. ( two of them with a capacity with the Detroit Lions an a position to get to safe harbour quickly. Some of these storms runs "Even t hough I realised it wasn't anything personal on ballyhooed showdown Of we pack tremendous winds. . homer In the seventh to '--d last year. Parker's part. I realized his prune motivation was to knock the pitchers In the first game of a Panfish, bream, shellcrackers and specks can be caught at The surtairben Plantation. a U-hit attack and help Los bailout of my hand rather than hurt me. The only thing that saved double-header Friday rigid, but resident retired bef ore the most any hour of the day, particularly if you'fthd a concentration Angeles gain LU ninth victory In me was that I was down low. Ill was standing up, he would've after fist Innings both were T5 eaaon last year after 21 years on bed. If you've ever been cruising the water and gotten a strong •$IM' knocked me un'ier the .40Ls." ,. wuell of MI. power down, you may have rum across a big bed of In pro tostu. 4: One post acripl to the episode concerns Met? Manager Joe Blue gained credit for San loan in 14 decisions as he gave Rapes?, Pkilb The licalnid. rue Friday pant ash. Face Into the wind and "smell" your way to the fish. Ellis Valedlaw rapped II,. Torve's reaction. He was so ern4lonalIy upset over seeing Stearns Francisco's 74 victory, Ido 12th up am hits and Minnows, crickets, worms and grass shrimp may be the ticket. as won by rookie f q ,, hits Including a two-nm homer, w nearly taken apart that he charged out of the dugout, picked up in 16 decisions. but In five inCincinnati cane back to Small jigs are deadly and there's no end to the variety of shapes Rrticr, a deluiatye beck Robi nsons bat lying on the ground, and broke It In pieces. rings he gave up eight hits, the nightcap, 2-1, on a two-nm s ahnd Sieve Rogers. 11-7, lost is John s (Pa) Col- and colon. I like the Muu'Jig with a wnall natural cork, once from Wainesbw utout in Uwaiiitui later that night, Torte regretted his action. He considered it tire, walks and two rums, homer by Mike torn and you've established the depth the fish are striking the cork will won his fourth straight game - lige. unprofessional. and it bothered him so much, he not down and , Seaver was touched for Pinem remained tire. games The beat Urn. In the 40-yard keep it constant. e Montreal survived a ninth. wrote Robinson a note of apology. Best time for trout Is generally a high-tide changing to low. One in by by Willie McCovey and Darrell the first-place Gia nts In th liming threa t to beat ppgi. dash woo 4.5, t 'Tell Joe his apology is accepted." Robinson National losgue West. better spots in Central Florida is Mosquito Lagoon below en route to his seventh fourth round draft choice of the member of the Mets the following day. "He shouldn't worry about 'ills dub we've got to Geral d Small, a cornerback New Smrna. took for sand bars or grass flats that have sand Braves ii Padres 3: it too much. It wasn't my bat, it was Dusty Dyer's, and there beat now," said Lurn. "We spots scattered throughout. Rowland Office and Bob from San J ose state weren't any Pats in it, anyway." io we're just when we One of the most prod uctive methods is wading the flats using ,, Homer drilled home rum and , 6-0 , ,UP 5WU. artificial lures. Mirror lures, Trout touts, spoons and small jigs RBI IJIDDS U '.tt1 I combined for seven s San Franciscoarid are favorite lures. Topwater plugs such as Zara Spooks, Tiny Atlanta's highl Cincinnati were knocking Torpedoes, Mirrorlures and my favorite Bill Norman Rat totes tack Pro other around, Los wall usua lly do the tirck. Coke 5fo4 7 right on whining anddosed B(TON IUPI) Def ending Live bait such as shr imp, pantish, m ut Bill Burner singled home within21sgames G1``t0 h@'c3 u U' 11w tie-tweakIng rum to cap a champion Manuel Orates of needle( ash, glass minnows, and pig-fish. ton minnows, small $1' " with a 7-4 victory over Houston. two-ram sixth liming for Chica- Spin and 1177 runner-up Eddie Kedlush, Whiting, drum, iheepshead are generally bottom. Elsewhere lii t he Nh Mont- go. Sieve Oidl verts singled Dibba have entered the $0,0 Old real defeated Philadelphia. 7-4, home an insurance rum for U.S. Pro Tennis Qiampionstipa bars or seawalls are a favorite haunt of these good eating fish. i . .. .., ..'wau, i' 'ui. 4,-a a; me Iongwooa tearage in in. mnin. Fiddler crabs, sand fleas, cud bait and shrimp are recommended. 3, Chicago beat New York. 9-7, Plnhes2,Ca-daulsl: CflCkd Club, tournament clfl. l('ontlnue'd from I B) John Milner singled borne the Ciii, said Friday. Blues and mackerel are migrating fish that can be caught un ORLANDO IUPI) -14 and Pittsburgh edged St. louis, The officials announced large quantities when they are schooling. Watch for birds feeding fIrst rum In the third liming and roll of paper towels which had soaked up the leak In John Tate's drive toward 3-1.In the American League, scored the game-winner- In the liar-old Solom on, Mexico's Baud on school bait and it's usually a safe bet the blues and mackerel he' the ice cr est. p'%g of will be close by. Join (jv'j KIm.3 as'4 rolled rigid alongwi impressively (.'IeVefaI4 out lasted Boston, 10- eighth Towelettes are better anyway, kids, I explained. Friday 1, Milwaukee blanked New and Pittsburgh Use win. Surf and inlets are their playground. Poland also have entered his second th That afternoon we cleaned out our food supply - a victory over New Orleans' Plugs, Spo and live twit a-, good, when these fish go into a garrison of 20 pieces of barbecued chicken. I"11117 they will actuall y tilt a shiny bare hook. Waiter Santemort. Down at the spring, a girl had lost the bottom to Snook is my favorite and probably one of the classiest small Snook ons TM., to ma Golden Glove fish around. A vicious striker and fighter, yet one of the her bikini. The mask and snorkel set hit the water in more delectible eating fish in the ocean. lull force, apparently unaware the current had champion from Knoxville, Inlets, posses, oyster bars, arid grass flats around small Islands taken the bottom of her suit downstream, not back Tern., controlled the scheduled , . will usually produce. Pin-fish, fingerling muUet. mutton near the mouth, where she was calling for towel. I hell,thuuaidsditat3:4$ofthe i nows, and lady fish heads for bait. overheard one kid who claimed he found it hard to sixth round with a knockout l'avol!utelur esare Minor lures, bath top and Subsurface, Zara MONTGOMERY, Ala. iUPl as little leaguer. H. lists Al the igers. smile and breathe through his mouth piece at the right hand to Santernore'a Spook. Trout tint, Rat-Lure, and various jigs. 'p, l'lgere' far-rn KahIneubl.arlpi'hero,tiut the "They've got all those guys same time. rnldstIcn. ulredor was so impressed after player he admires aiiM Is alao they gave big money to for A L Pd - To Coach bVAIonMoa,r _ ('ew. 1 ('Ihlt'At;u '['P1 ('hicago White Sox firstbase coach Minnie Minoso has been promoted laterally" to the team's public relations /,jrraIl ELEVATING OTIS 7V4*Mo4 To Public Relations - iw1 lift Ci'df 7aP. Baseball BRIEF ... '.. top IN Chisox Send Minoso ' 2-1, and Las Angeles Whipped Houston. 74 l. is. Red Six 9: Torn Veryzen's one-out single to center, his fourth Pit of the game, scored Paul Da de from second base with the whining RBI run In the ninth after the Red a I-I 1. Sox had rallied for four Major League ilf(90 '. ( SPORTS - Mu J.ya S. WldSe Sea 2: Consecutive Math-inning ''& '' 4 I hem Rico Cady aM John Maybei'i'y powered the Blue Jays to victory with the aid of me dittoetag relief pltdalng P \t from wianer Joe Coleman, 40. R.ysls 2, (Mules I: "t -. . Paul Spllttcrft. 10-7, fIred Its third fe"Iteir of the seon p'-. and Amos Oils Imbed a two.nm " single to lift the Royals over the th'w. su McGregor, $1, l uhe fame. .• 'Ilgeru U. Rangers 7. Rudy Staub drum In four It runs and Alan Trammell "1V collected five hits to tighlld the Then' 23-hit aauh. Dave Rowena wont eight Isminga to .a a., even 115 record at 44. V .; . 9s Msi'Wti I Brian Downing lipped a tworim homer. Ptm fourth, to cap a three-run rally th the fourth and Mississippi anglers W. F. Murray, Jackson. left imith eight-pound bass: Benny support Frank Tanana's 12th (hunn. Harrisburg, nine and three-quarter pound bass in Lake Monroe.. victory. California a Don Baylor mawea ma suith miner. Tvtes3.I, A's 14: RookIe Darrell Jackson. 3-I. tossed a three-tit shutout in the nightcap to com pl ete a tiheader sweep for the Twins. In the opener, linch titter Craig Kuwirk and Bob R andall had - P . ,.._-) LT&11 .J WrT u with two out in the top of ," it !~~ Guidry Baseball Star Wars Version • I Ii -.... , - erleesd dealt Itni 1 7 U-.IHIPI,~_116 -"i V 1 - -I 7 SANFORD PLAZA, AND WINTER PARK MALL OPEN MONDAY TNRU SATURDAYS A.M. TOO PM., SUNDAY 12:36.1:35 1.1 .1 ri'T ==- I . F_~IE :E:: - �:1 .SEVSPlPgNSra.5nf.FI -. Legal Notice Fleas Caus e L Sindap.JvIyC, ifS THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE PROIATEDIVISION El, N,IRW, IN UI ESTATE 01 SHIRLEY MCGINESS II JA(SONV1LLE IUPI "My Dog has fleas," ma be an lncieasliitjy pipular lament around Jacksonville this simmer, and some of those hwnlngtheoldrefrainmlgtit add: "And ac do I. Thectty'sfleaproblenis have reached eçdendc preportbous. RW Barnwell, of Bniwelis Eztermico !e.5 . Manaiesnest Mrvice, tarn Vfloay. He 5130 flea mngai*s hai asei by 50 percesd each of the put three years. C*her peut control esperts said the fleas have became nous that they have rims out of animals to bite and are SlOW MtaCklJ5 hWTimne. $itUItICll Ii Jilt (ffl$. .9fl Lie, ' said Carolyn o&e' of Clark I'eat Control. "Almod every call we get Is for some type of flea problen. We are even getting several calls about fleas fren perseas who dent have psis" of or MCCIII Pest Control, said his office answered 50 separate calls regarding fleas during a single work day earlier this luau bedor worse year, bid the problem has been several bwldi,* ytars," he said. The tiny, wingless bloodS secklssg lasecisattack a variety of warmblooded animals, jjp clidng dogs, cats, chickens, rabbits, squirrels, rats, mice and humans, said y lure Department official Harold Jones. 'It Li much easier for fleas latch on to a pet for their blood than hignans," Jones said. fiw can attach themselves at a certain place on a pit where It Is difficult for the animal to get rid of then." The hungry adult fle. prefers to feed on cats when the WIImIJ Ii FSTlOTed, flea. will bite humans for their Mood, usuAlly on the lower kg or ankle, said Jones. Various eiptanatborss have been ptA forth for th. flea u pioulon. 8om. opefatses of put NOTICEOFADMINISTUATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THI APOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THU I STATE APE HERESY NOTIFIED PP'al ?P* adm.n.%I,at.0,I CI IPII p%lalt of 5"!.v McG Ii.I% Moor,, oldllted. Ftp NufbI9 75 75 CP c.ndnq .n PPW C.rCw'I Coorl for ,,,. CQIM,,. FIO.O. ProOl?. D'v4.OM. ' of ' PotS Otf.c. OFi* C. SI,W0,d, FlOrida 37771 Tn pertonal rIv.,wntaIivF Cf IF.. •lIal CRWIII Ulida Moor,, ee'.j .,tt 513 Troll CoWl. Altam't• ' Sr.nqi. FL 37701 TP,. tide,., and lddcfl% of 9,, '.potan Iat,,F'%aPlorr.py ar. %f4 Th 040* All orroe's lacing (Ia,m$ or OPmafld$ aQaf',I IPi IjIaI _ !CQw.rd. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE c VISE FIRST PUBLICATION o THIS NOTICE. to II, ..IP, IF'. cIir Cf p •,,, cowt • W! tlalotidn$ of ally cIa.n, or danand Il'. mao Flaw. Lath clam mutt 01 in .rI,ng and mull .ndcal. trip 0.t't for 'PIP clam. III. nam, and esorott of II'. (frilor 0? P4 a9e,, or lII0rIl• and III, amOunl (l4.med II IF. 'Ilin, 4 Aol yet IPi , , wan 0 tIaInd II Il. clam 1 tonIing19l or ur.l,Qu,dal,d. Ill natjr Cf IF, vtcf.ta,nIv 11911 Ol %IaPed II 1011 claim IflutIp IRall be dfoCr,bed CIamanl 101411 01,0? W$f.c,iinf cOSfi Of 1111 Claim I. IPi CIPrI 10 ab. II'. (1116 IC "II On, (001 10 fec,, P4.Mn,I r.vruianlali.. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THI5NOTIC(.IoI,I,an1obpcto.n IPllp map P.a, oRal cRallerIgi ,aI4.Iy of PP.. d,(ld,sW'% e.II. IF.. hI0,,t of IF.. 1960rtI r,t4,wnl.Iw., 09 119 w01u Of it' 11041.on of 1011 (owl ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND OSIEC TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL SE FOREVER BARRED Ip Of IP. 1,11 pubI.CaI.onof 9i$ Admf,II,aIor, jtl1 , Nof CI l?5 fl RP'. , As P1910,11 ReflfnlaIi,, Of 1111 EtIal, ot SorIly WGn,19 ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL IIEPRISENTATIVE 01.0510.0 L koAlots II IW.AgI % N II? Orlando. FL Tlpl'ovii 13051 47) 7 PubIs', July . so. teis OU NOTICE TO THU PUSLIC Notice It P.1410? qfl IPlal 1011 Board of AdtulImotI of IT'. City of SanPo,d CII hold a 501(11 mailing on Fr.4y. JuI II. 5575. us 119 Ct, Hall aI II 30 AM •n order to con 54,, a flitCit for a ,arlanc, mfl the ZOn,ng Ord.nanc, as It plrIa.nI to corner yard 100411 rllir01sef%lt in MR I Zoned D4I9Icl us SIqnirlatp PerO, 5.11 5). 5*. 5. II 51 .Is%ll PIll Ieu(pIt.aff, RIB tintrvi .,nk 01 or load II 300W III, St PIa,wwd fleas were. hecuning herdar 10 ,,of T'q .opo,l, .s ado.Ieon to S P kill becasee they seem to )5$ve Rr$41nc. Perl.nl a developed a r*4i4(e to the Ctid.ImaIi chemical used to spray them. Board of AdluIIm11II however, Jones disputed UsIa PubIi1 June 30. JuIt $. 7015 DLV 1)5 and said there was no condtoslve evidence to ISIdICItI fleas have built iç a rI4aiw, to chemical pedleides. "My owis feeling Li that the Increase In tea. Is dee to the fact we have a Io mo_re iilrrels , wildlife around In populated areas," he MId. FICTITIOUS NAMI IbId it P19,0, g,.an Pal I am South ,gag,d 'A but'01tl 11 Inland 0', S.nford, S.r,,.n011 Cc,,nly, 110,41, undr IIiplicl,l.Owt nam. of At 5. 0 ENTIRPRISES. and ma I .ntpfM to rept1.r tad ,iaml 1,111 ll'l Clerl of IP. Circet Court. 5•mnlp tovnly. o Io,oa •, accordinCp all, Ill, pro,.tont 1111 F.(l.10141 PfalPl SIaIuffl. To WI 5•l,onS4tISFI04.da StaIul.j Legal Notice TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEpp (lIPid' a p11.10, %If , oCFiap$pr IT? III P ' Iooa )'avuvFt. I'll VP* P0190 of CounIy Comm ,s,on.rs Legal Notice - FICTITIOUS NAME PfQIi(l 1% P.590.y Qiwill IPial CI m1 'rId 1001100010114 al P0 SO. 1717 AIIamofsIe Springs. 511,141041 COwnIy, FlorMd 32701. ff411 11.4 tictilmout nam, of SECOND HAND ROSE endIliCfelih%tffIdIOfllltllI lad sans. *1111 liii (1,96 01 IT" (.r(u'l Court, S,m.noI, CIvIlly. FIord. .0 accordancl *1111 lll ov.t.ons of II'. FiclIlloft N,im, SIlft$fl. To Wil S.OlSn FIorMa tIalulet ISIS 5mg , Mar11 J l,at.l Jot*gfl C 71151,1 PsibliSit July 5, 14, 73. 30. 1170 DElI) FICTITIOUS NAME 1101(1 .1 P'ifeby Io14l llsaf I am ,.s busmnito If PSI E AlIamonf• Dr. AI$aehsoe,te %pviflg% II . 23101. 51m.nol, (ItAly, F aider 11,1 t.(t.liiu$ nans of )O -c-''.. .". " r,g4111 laid fl4011 *101 tIll (tort 11 It.. Circu.l Cowl. V. Florida IS ICCOrOalMO a.IPt II'. p101.1.01150 IT'. FiCl,t*St 114101 SlalsIlfi. To*d 51cl.ot $4154 Florida SIaIuII$ 7017 Sq Ray PNotI P0 Boa Ill) Altil'sOfdl Sprusgi. FLI Ps,bIiSW July 7.5, II. fl IllS 0171 ICTITIOUSNAMU $of4l 4 IlifIby givors IRIS I am ,nggid 11 0,4.0*11 at Awe C. Ganeoa. III. 5*os.00l CIvly, Florida. tAofv 1150 tl(til.Otit name vi MOHAWK SALES. aIsdIbal 1.111114 101P,itoIta.dplIm,.mlfllPl.Cl.rk Of 1111 C.ycgl (lOft, 5.1011501. COvIsly. F worn in accordalsc, CIII II'. preo.i*n of 119 1.11.1*41 11401. SIIMII. Vs M'S' 51(1*5 04155 Florida SlalVIfi IRS? 5,, I4rpId U P(I 10 Poo IC? 0,01,1. Eli 151041111 July 1. 5. 14 73. 107$ DUO PICTITSOOJINAMS _____ Ni tp.ti*145 531 N Hay • 117 L.,sI.s.I 31711 SieslooIe CIvIlly. Florida. 51140111414111*41 150*10* lOS MOURIS GUNERAI. UTO RIPAIIS. MS *51 I 11511 544011111111*111 Clot Ills C19Cu't (hid. 51111115141 WI V. ' 51516*1 51 514 11(14151% $t4$51%. TI WI $541140 $5 110144 SfIMgs "i' S .00.15 L 44IF4 sø .ru_o.W3$Jv1v3.LI'71 VP, ' ' i it - 5-31 P M MONDAY ffiru FRIDAY SATURDAY NOOfI rit o C.ctan pi.st of 'r* two tf10i •t Sabal P11 accord.Iip to IFI PIaI tR?lo r01d .n P711 Pool IS. PagE 70 IPiru TI and IPip Plat f 5.0.1 P1.* s,cond Rnt.0, actor.ng Pat PIaf Pool , PaOltlT IP. otOt ol 5,m.nol, Count!. F lor4a. ePICI, OIl Ire OficrOld at Its? c.it.cItv,ftm., 3 Lrn.t Minimum Sl0,k00m Tnlplat, Soc -'or I rgal S.crr'a, I 01141 MacIin, Sa..t T., Mat. Pitl# SWEETCORN $110 Pu RUSE IN VINE RIPE TOMATOES 3101 $105 ANOER5()N FARiY5 27372.1 Malice Woman 101 ,r 91 11,4 'Of'! F'outr*0,k Saiar,open 8723775 - ,nlcPman,cail, , fl('ItItO 10, PaOr,(al.o,, of icr,.., r C lOturri 873 1401 ARC YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll Frp 4711377 lot WE CARE. tt$ & '•inSS i-Instructions DIVORCE - 17050- GuaranIp,, Pr drfa.l III. PC. III, Pompano FL 33041 Ill Ill? Lin.QuI K 'lMefgartsos Pot S yr 114% onIr STARTING THIS FALL Forlo.., wflp bIt 'It l0u(aI4,tal 0900rlun.h4's lOt Four CR1145 Ill Vl', Call 3724415 III Irmntr .00,4.0, $104. Gyn Clinic Ste. Pt,50II,( 1f51, .0ali sIflili*SP.0l, 1r19 (Oun tIling P'ol.,l,onal dr., tuppOfIi,F ahrnospF.,re, con t.danlal CENTRAL FLORIDA *0 II AN S HE AL T p1 ORGANIZATION ,.dual *1.0 aai dr'w'ng Nor?', on Pack A, Sanf an D.c IS 1117 arOund I It p m & aloeslId a p.dptlr an Auto a((4101 p1115* cal 30514)0501 (JIle(I 1114 I8-l'telp SOlE Colonial Dr Orlando 151 0521 TollIre, 500 4)7021, A,IO 100, man 0111, lsp.'enced "P.O appI, UtsI Flare 10011, 0,00 OPpOrtunity P0? F.QPII man AtIply JO. 1 P150, Sl'iop Inc . 371 Hq1.banit Rd ,Dhar, 144W? 5-Lost & Found II o0U dIAl 011.1,1 thaI *anI bØt bring '111010$, Ir on.. and l.tlpn '000ff Iflof'. 'eq DII 3232511 Cr S31 1113 *a.lrl%l Appip Apcwi II Ille Pelt,. Psib Jill PIrl Drive. Sanford 11.111' S4"'O'tJ on Lair Sr"fl" Ridgewood Atms ApIs. A01r1m r11 0 5 P,*.,i 5p Icon. Llon0., .' I''i".t I.''. Ta'. Ii,i. I .1','011 1'I 4 t1.'ffl,.j 1Pp4rn, '(I'. (at • 1'. AcJ,,ll & Can.l1 IlcIont P'nd ..rn,j (,l.,.,, Ap's 110% .5 ,'SPI. it Sanlr4 Hrs I! I "1 ' t p" 3122050 .4, nliyn'.! ''I II. .''-.-., t0,,1 d.c 4 l .On lp%jrt - I ......4"'4..Il'' F or l!.. I ISP :.il ',ANposID tI.-. - -'------ - Vim'.I la.. I in P. It I 1.116 Legal Notice i,.P Ail,''. ' ''' a N 322 II'' I 1i ' t'i Sr -'"- I -..-.---__, Ad4iI5 S'uo 0 a ci I Carl (leafing (T r R I (ST fl 's I II' I ') I I U I I4. ('S R A PJI WI AL TOP I ... P REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES I I N 1 47 At. ,- I *7 IV eVil PIP 4.- IPr.4 S tI, Pon' 'II,' Al .t p •I 4* 1' .5 ." I 11 For 1411 1 110 P.on.. (a 01 '.10.1 re4rg & I arpcyl ti "0 IdIpo'..P Call ) .,"''\ ') ,f, 40001 AR H014( C 2lls 1 A ')fl JC £L$LI.I ____________________ ' ") 5 Industry numbers in the billions of dollars yearly Get your fair share! Minimum investment required-$),0n, secured by equipment, invest ment guarantee and lo catlons on't heSitate. Call now toll free, phones are staffed 24 hours a day. I.IOO-33S-6400 Operator 60 Nit Fipids hc. 4470 Chamble, Dunwoody Rd Atlanta, Ga 3033$ CondItIonIng 3 I AL (.i . .1 ' I i- I I Ic & * 4 P - ir.,t 0 II AM'. rr..p II .1' 5I '. aq im -. I-i'll LIII t,.,J Li'. - I.1l. I"" S ADDRESS CITY PHONE------------------- Ill J14 I,, I 0101 I Irl.'.'I' ),,1,,/ ( ' I I I th • I . -': a p-4.-- :c: d I •AQS V ,IIAP wr'Sfl u. r v,ijnLD , The Meal Estate Agency , RE AL TOM S OCAS TV e __________ II - III) - - - 14, I,a,r liasps'aolp ' ALL PLUMPING PROSL Ills Wopa '1 Leakl Pa'., S.r,.r. <'o AC1rlØ 337 1111 cm i *5,11 I j(1i.,5 WI I%l'I, .'('c 'ITAN.. 1.1,.', (Ii. I'll. • I IV,,, I'1 , ,7 '1 1.4 15' .'''" ,,, A, Roofing _____________________ I 117* 15131 I., In b,.I'IIa%.t IV a a (a'p" C ::,.Lt: £t31)( .: '.11 ,'l'1.3% Salt A I U I ',lt - * P01 // .'" 11/7/'. 111 II IA li', C •l'5.0 • 11mw, lIons. Id'. ". I...' ,' . 'Ill I, Sanford Sales Leaøer ' I'5 ISA I A 4 J J fl • I 4,) L ('ISP' 'I 'Idl, II "I -- 'I - ANYTIME MultIple LIsting ServIce 1713411 177191 fl REALTORS I.l3 256S PARK , ''5* II5 II '15'lr.,, I 11*1110 I II*lI.,l cOin 4.1)1111)5 S SANFORD AUC IIOt4 I lii!, S French 12] 7110 77-Jurè Cats R,nsev,d 111' _____________________ /// - I'ItIl * 'olo"ab,. IRS "an..ma., ,, I (l,)iIN?U, SITING lPO4 p5 p. el .'t.,l p". a-ds *41114 .'-'--__.__._.., -"*'44'iIrl'ln,, %l 'lb. & I Ola'% I'l . ,I a', ,a1 on., (SI of Iii, •S5I0,*4II rt II Al I 51*11 WI Ai 0115 735 'Al l.$uYiN(. "0055 (.4 11 "' rw 1100,10. Stalled 104 11111 II4Ot Pa,. 4II' DI Ill 1.4%. 11•aP II C * :mnor$ ma, " 5l 45 All 115 ' I 511 500 Cal. 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I,. 5i1 & Su P III (Vm.flsa., (r 4 bl 15 d AJl I Pate Plo, 1111 ll( Il'api PI0.t01.osd I *54 STESTR l,,If 444I ''II I , (.AIAUI IlLS lvIlSlplavds IAtvW*old lq &'P.14 1.41 55545 *55 SuMalipOl lIlnIalId 11111*1 TO LIST YOUR SUSINUS.'.... DIAL 322.211 or S3l.93 no - ir Iivi AN A THS..$ANVO ' -.-s. '1541 If( DIII 111210121 (S*'-"jjm,1. I II'! MA;I PAT NIs 11 041 1 '.'4I... Wa3pir I.w44.n.J £04151 511,10 A IJIfIJI (1*! tUNA AuTO Al,1l,I,(JN 501(4,5 1,1 1 3 to 1, 5' 14,1,95 & 511111% 14114 A 145* CAN' H*p J l01l,.,J 04 1(1,daip 04,lvn, Sfa,hi Ci, r1,14 4 lo,54 AUtO Aol. 01015 ,p$.0 011dll1 Sal OfF 30 ,$ Ill Ol4ç '_ .fl •15l ida To'. wI 11.5 '.011.04 01111 PO4 •P.a'p llI6ee 11,0, '.5 'etUl.a, Ill .11111. 100(11 .5 1014 (III 504 I'll Sill lIp Ifi lP,1 40111 Ilid(19,ylr,5.l4 &1FV5 ID, A.,,l T,a..t AC P5 PS Nn4 ilnd 541$ 7477501 13)674 15?) 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'IOR'7i "*,11 AltIl P1941 Vf1- l'oiml "sTi \\ 'II ilbIrt 041 AF,.i. 1 'fl01mII - - & I,,.n,t,, III F 151 • REALT"Y WORLD. The Real Estate Agency i REAL T CR5 JIlt Ie be. 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U, '310 $14 "a * I'S 1,1113.4 RAlY I.., 0' N C '*14' V (7.wl CarD., 10110.,. 0...wI, • AIROLL 1 1 UU'IITIJII 071 lIft I 0 0 II) 4765 Umi.' 5$ 051 .0 •'.a 2 P0.111 I 011" p ' , '001*1 'Q r'ea ira. lo nine IV Electrical ... j,J,., \J "011cr 1 g Ill PhiOT VOAIN. 1.1177 III 1.' 71.2 SI? 70071., - - - pa,. tMflQ _________________________________ Ill,4. .111011 BalIng IcO*.P.g .4*10 1 An' I-brql'. & 'Im4RP , . S. 1, (9 ,fl (,fll '.1 GIll 1 111 f 1Q ti...'. A - tIe. LV Ill *17 "CIP •14. ,4 I '1.0 - - -'- P .s '. • lff'n 'w a & 4314 Plc. P •as 'I.' IsO l*tIv ISo I, 175 II) I'll * a • .Ian.. at 'l'41 ..................1-'.--' a's. lasted fl o'.' :1 N .dll cal "i ' i ,P,IaIP • .t I S•'•,j'. 'IpIjIL, pa.144' 4 ''"' AlSO IJplsl'.t.r, ,,, II4 I - - M'-EquspnserW for R*nt Ia'. DCAI T flLFtL,I I Nt 0.1110511001) P1W 11',e Hilill CII. 1Plie I ' 10' 101.011 512 "01 ,,,,77 Pluntinq Service I ."i (.19 I ','". 119 444 RIo 5) 732 I li5•.01.l', TI s II U ..''. P .. % ,i./j'/JJ (37 ØP7 .'. 3'! OtI4Il - I . 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T,,mrr,n,1 -.------'----------, - Fence UCIETARIAL TRAINING I ' t101HF f I (Jllt'Mt 'IT Vc n loll 7121131 IIFAUTISALOPI fIl % Bcai,?. 11005 I Is1 51 172 1742 -'.'I (HILCIRIN "'49 " 1011 T _________________________________________________________________________________________ UIf'tl 114,0 In a 1 Pr! ',r,r 11r4, r.g l'lm-.l.Q4,7r' Beuty Care off.ring KEY PUNCH - Land fv%iintenance ,.I tl (.Ac ' fN',iANrlIC,olt, AlPQr4at,. 'rl SIf4'(P 1,,. ('.1 p'.l nal, C dn.'.u.?al'a, SIll Open Da,i I ..s 1 ',,' I-:' 's 2 III 141$ 811 II.. III Altan.inlr i, - 111W 7 bath IOrl'plrIrl,, 4 *000.0 loll 172 OhIo. IL1LJI _________________________________ 414 I D,IIcw,a b51v SP'o*., ci, a..'... h71.jg ('..'91ll 1 1n. ''I I 0,11 41 a"Ilo',3'.,n'.i I Attorney Services DATA PROCESSING INSTITUTE PROGRAMMING, let I AP,() (11*51 'Ni. I p ''' ______________________ 'W'rr'. nI '.111, 14 'Q I t RI t Toe sOil. II (1* 1*111 Ii I 14 II I I hrll __P.' *114141 "*, 'I LIDISI '11)01.., COot, Api I 749. I(.lpI'In( II 1lp *111 14rje ml' I, 1(1501.1 0, (1,411' Lard Clearing l.rrlIrillI,4PLA '('ti Ire. Li' (3Iff'l IBM TRAINING , I'l,c7'll Air Coral & heath a.ir,. ,ins Is now ((J,10ii',lU'.11Sp,'i3 I ISi 213 171 'So. C Harold Hall Realty - 4111 Horns InWroven'imnts 41141,1 ui. P,1I , .7 , 5lk S.a,'.torO t' , Stemper Agency VIAL V (I -" ' l U' ''14 7321104 L, lt'.i ,' .RK ise.s i - ,1 lf , '. .1,1" im . . 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IJI 0111' 101111 $ I I :.' •I ' lvi i .44. i'be.i Ins 'd TaRt., Ila.pI ''l'roll 111011 51 ' * In lasl a.l 1551111 *0 (il In 7a0 0• III 0100 I 'RON 5111104(3AIIA SI III II (ip S01 "I 1 *ul,l I AY( S I III I cia" i.I,npn rg, tot-Il, 54' ' ••3 1., eSOIS ..'14t'4 14 t7 ,'l ' - --- B ATEMAN REALTY AIr I 121 lI2 3233144 Servicing company established accounts, 3 to 4 hours weekly, your ChOiCe The Vending e ea 175 a I(1A gency & 'lIlt 1(114 2034 a% tIe 323)115 II I. VOl *lt.. I4.% -'771214 lIT *0' 1175440 ----------_____________________________ 'I. In., *limI4d l I 'a', 30 aIr. 151(1 HOME NICE ACRES II '.141. 1*'• & '.O'S%'a CloSe ',' Sm 1901% & 11100. '4 (I SetI ',,n. *.11am IRS I ha," 15 10 DI Ii Va' (5016 Ira',, J31707 ''4. ••CCal 54 114. , eQ II ( 115* 1 llp * *1(1 li't 4iXJ$. ,r'.i ml 'a"daOed 0, III l'i) V era . C flI .31 4P :0101' REALTORS p,'. 7 I i(dra01. C HIA (Ilpef o ,n Ca 1$• pu I II I I /// REALrV' WORLD I 4 I 2cmIy Smaflora ),/ _47 JjJ Is Jim Hunt Realty 14 (.ltnst' * ,le R,.j 51,Ii1 i'f'I R'o$pr 01411 .Ml(3f V ASSO( IC? A (01a.,'Prl II P'1,01 112 7111 Sanford 'I1 B1 \"... 7.11 ' I BR Pa ton Realty .'\\. \\\ - .,,a'o P. $1192 11101 1 3.111111 5f .i43 ' ' , - . - .4r.4 II..' (III'S 5rele. Ii 'Ill 01,09 J $43.1 l.a II 5'll'.5'.1 (( i \\\ i 4l,4 32-4'uses UnfurTllshed ';32 ,'m ,, f i '--''-- . 13-LotsAcr,ags S..5..nOI.CS,ltt, V.0001 0.an PIsmcdtI , ((A' '01 I'l 04II, 1.15 (21 OIl? OIl PIn..p'd - , nq Rn. ltQP 0' 0 0 41 41141.4 is"e.' 4' I* 11,t'.t 571 W1) II -Houses C! (iv 11 • I 1141'.". 323 7832 1.15 3720412 173 ISV 72'1 7311151 '.l...'mI LARGE PROFITS MINIMUM INVESTMENT HOT FOODS, INC. a subsidiary of a national company with 10 yr track record, is now in the pcocess of setting U diStributors in your area No selling required We need sincere, honest indiVjdIs who are tn terested In supplement ing their Income by $l(o01micctil Sardord 3113270 Programming ' 2 SR Futn Mob le H11,r'. MullIt 4. 14C Part 1.41 1441 - Partial Listing* ' ,,* ' Ae I All 7 71,l11 pm, a,d 321 ** * WaNTED OIi11 IS 'OutS PIt *tWI room & bard t.p (I',n,j. 'p.M rIg pf.fl'rpd Call rrrcI 31 31 I 01 '.11 II 10.1, 1". pIo,rn,mnl Ser,'c., SanPoi BOOKKEEPER CLERK 00111 Oft'c. 51,114 $I30.s CLERK Super Sharp ailpl giodlyp.ng LAL(.UTIV( SICUE TAlly Typs. tIIl$ype I JeOlir ELECTRICIAN Ele11ro,wci I conlrol $400111 BAKER Fullfspof,qs,,n,, P01800*4 P lOt P GL ASS L A YOU T I .ppr,qocen,.dod 530019 MECHANIC Am.q.110 Car [.pec.pswe 05111001$ $100111 TRAINEES $IU'. Abo.jl Your F 11.415 51041(11,1 Cash'., $3 ISIr 0".naasi*r 51 *3 P.r Cook Opa" * -:" 1012511 Tiale I DAYS 1111 SANFORD (00$ ON P A((l, fl 0,f'.i*' I at,d I p "' l.n.IPs Call RMtOY MN7 - S ''1''ll -'- 'sr.r I' '4,C100i% IfP 0000 '.ilar, P. LET'S BE HON4.ST If 0u a.rin'I look 'PIg Or a ts a (af PM 011 *OuIda'l 01 reading 111.1 ad, and.f a5 a,r0,'I Ioolng P0, tOI'tIQViI I do a do lIlt ad *0.10.11 bIP'Ie. II you warw 119 Oogortun.fy 10 14r05 TI*e, 10 Firs 111,141.0 dollart a •p45, (411 10004331103 anyllm. for - 1P<ut'4 .019%4g$ BLACK EYE PEAS IltObi, Up.41 (101.0 Sundays P.10.0, Farms. O,..*, Fl 811)71? - ---.-- --- U1 Ir.,,' .I.. '.l7. 'Icr 511 by I I ItR 7 11411 " ' , mIflIll k I P., 0 I 4,,., I M Urssworth Realty ''mIs 'IL, I 't.s , "I 0,1 R80S 50 II 0'a'in.. ro3s, I, 01'I N "0151 SUNDA, I i 1140 lCrdaA,, 41.41 ' JPS4 •'" THE R ECIIIS & "II 4''$, ", l.'5J1 lIon' 1 2 4S I _ . . ':n.vo _____________________________-. 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HOn,l te$ up man nf Id all, (arpanl.r isp 373 3210 P-Gond TNn te Eat 110144 Thin 5554*5 VISuM 5. lll*IC1I154 on 0414*1 Sf Alan 11 AINP. Trs4Ig1,4.$Sd tIll *55 dIV If ISiS Alan U AIflSst1ie, Trtst. *0 LII Si4. 1.41 III *11w Part. PIsnida 3715$ Ps41414jwlyR.S4,ICtS bUM I \4l,'4 HAL CO BERT R[A1TY .:' l' Pl" 1 1 , 4I-I,RSW'S 31 CAR CITY Vada'.cn AparPmt for Lj,,lj I..r,lP.oQ lm,,rfl.'.hl,d 51)5 CPERATOR 24 ,.,,,, ';' 1.. , - I BR P urn AOl WIOFrIACI 5,21 AdultS RIO OPts 372 77'. alIf. 1 1.-1 %'l11Iv '41$ lJ I .pani cc ., .1 , ,. .,,,.. ., p P"ry,pcl 'I. ••.., 11 751% 3' 211 744 ltl ____________________________ .I'' 1'OU',I lI$' - toOl'. Prak. I'IlimlIlIr filIal'., sInai Itlale AtsodlaIet *11110, O$flI lilImAgs taiet corn m15%*5$ Cocdact At L Re00qn RIIIPO,, 330 501(501 *IIIIV I Usd1111p Ia',, 'TF.INe*taIlforlly,olf Alit 14.5anIordfl3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHVIENTH JUDICIAL CII CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL CASE NO 751)11 CA 701 IN RU TPi Adspl,an if NAOMI GALL MOONEY BY LARRY 10*150 MOONEY and LiNDA GAIL MOONEY, P.r WIlfl All grandg.IrPCps NOTICE OP SUIT TO JAMES P EDWARDS JIa 5.ovIP, Hot,. 5trp4 Hampton. V.' 0.11,a 7814) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thaI a Pillion for AOopI.on Pm bpss 1.1.0 aga.nt$ you and you are reofarld tO tarWI a cogy 04 tow *1.1110 0.4105*4. 4 any. to 1 on JOHN EDWARD JONES of CARROLL & JONES. PA, Al Iofn.y for LARRY EDWARD MOONEY and LINDA GAIL MOONEY *11.41 addrets 'I Poll OfIc. So, SI. 1115 H.giaa, (052 C.usilOerr, 110141. 32101, and liI II'. Or.g.naI alT' lPm• (II Of 1111 a1wr. IlyIld (OtfI 000, 01$otI July Il l$7, Of19qa.$. ltidgnlfsiI nay 1w 10f.Id agi.I11I lOw lot tP, r$l.$ otmanOld 'a II'. PlIillc WITNESS my P.ar4 and II. waIf tad Cowl On 11115 7214 day Of Jut'.. 117$ SE AL I *111.4,1911 Be(kwøT'. Jr At Clerk Of 14.0 C.vrl SI .1(4'. I Curls Drout, Clerk 101111 EDWARD JONES (AR I JONES PA Poll Oftc So. 14 150 10.111 HmoAaay $752 (analberrp, lIo114, 37701 Alticopy 10, LARRY EDWARD MOONEY 1114 LINDA GAIL MOONEY PuD,UI Ju". • JtIy 3. Cm (4, 1171 I lUl 1.P - twta,er. 7-Nct,Is. Hotels - Iran. nq 172 707f ASSISTANT MANAGER U.n 3 5r'. e'per'en(e Apply fl PERSON Famout Ri ,0'., P C inc ol Sanford ,,. - '.5r an m7(P.c'$u"I, 'I, sr,, It 19I4( v'•3 P, ANTI 4.5*01 1.50Ia.% "l"tI&'O,,'.iI b Later.! I oilrSt ,Ofl'LI..', ,11 7%,np%% .11113 t,s,r 1344% , n,p-uI 101 .n.en'nlp hhrn 'Igjtr ItS' Om' * 4l14ftt,j II' 5 i '.'r.h,Ior p'3.J'a. 't (1 '0,,,c 11111'i, 1c •4$• .911 .19 p , 1*. Cc' f"7.1',", -T,,,'W* .1, 1 1 cPntld 777 44ffll flppded 1 I"llP recrrd ,, nor "eCr',tal I ifln,p ,".mra,,c, 411 1413 1.m ITS ITTI (a'p.nl,r fea'd57Olo, "Moe'e ' lOpe Did lensal. (I Or., I 141,0. Call 011.60 30)390373 3244171 A 37-BusIness Property - I 29-Rooms AVON 1,p Tm. (In AJO Up Ia US loll A,en 4rO I11CpI flf'e ps.opp Call Today III 8071 Wanted il-AparlrTents F.rn,hed n<w'tn J'.4r%(1191 (.1, 01 LaS. Ua, Ii. II nJ 43 .,s.n,Slrato. Qi,lllt.C11.i*tl ".5' 'flcludr IQ ,rlrs r.pef,01(t 1111 con'.tru, 1.0, 'AdutlI, ShOuld be qual'P'ld aI bm,ld.nQ pfntb.flg & ,,.'c?r.caI r'tpec?or Sal.., 110.100 Or t.OlPl drprd.ng 01, Oil1 l, cal, on'. Ilelp 'oC,l, (cdi ISo. 123 LIII Mar, FlI 3774.4 )2-Sp,dal N ,. 'C'.. .a'. 5 BIG PROFITS tA''d11 P1 A1 T (awn. t4 t.'4*fl 114 (.114 3111ff torn". I.' i'I*' 1 c.aelrn alP .1.1% .3,0? Ii Ii,'. Help IbaPrO •.ppras,p p1.11, rId F tI 1.101. SOap *119 Grp lIt'. App, n ONLY 5..s,,1 '. 0ll.c. S'.', 775 Magrtol.a A, SCHOOL INFANTIAND ADULTS 3773327 C- cm. 1 800 824 5136 "READ THIS" d'P '' .. (''iL ' 'IA RN'. & LPN'. Alp'. L'.l fl cQmp.an.on tF.0rl IrvIn .liS.gnn'.nIl H0'nrrrs4i,,% IJpJoOln 5250181 JACkIE CAOLOSWIMY1S.G ABOR lION SERVICES. u NIle'.. S.nqI I 0'OuP Ifonm% fill vI,Cr, a,a'Iable Teaching ,otngtt,r5 a 1p19.alIp LaPplt IPCPWliQue's Pro (110.140 by USA Pro Tows Rp'g.ltr, For 'rHO yjq VaIClOeta, )fl 3257 "4 25--Loans 11,10 man P0 00.55) Sa10ord. Fla .37771 'lb '3 t''&"7 LI' 'I *'''..4. . 1:1 III ' -, ,, . 18003256400 HELP WANTED M,tI be ceoal fl 1114101 sons, Ipping & I I fig rIgu-erd ApI, fl prjr L011c,eIPI Co 5.I,e. LI D' 3221031 II ya icy Paving Offmc ully P "dng a plac, I l,p, car to drive a 1* 0? SOd'. 5,9w.(e you "a,e 010 of, re all Our eanI ads Irety day p1*11010? IllICIt SIlO Pr 541 1700*. US 51505 I " If" S A ''I ,,,,,,, ' ,,.j ,'d'. • A,, 0 sn.1 I C'tl tIll (1 l','t rrlull0 Cl p.01.". 14, a', a .1, tow' of 4 i'.oni' ompa', I.'l1 a.. 'i'csog 101 '.01P'1 ltcn,tl no t-0cil'. lO '.05 (P r'.11bi'.p.0 •, a II rpgim 0, 4 51000 " •l'flli.cc'r.l 71, vrn'i't It'd .1 jpla, ,11l'pr'. If art ,nI,rp51,d .' "46 fl ('4 .11001w par! 31 Ii- ' flI (4, ' ' 't.. i' ''WI Ar '.'a.'e.j :i 1''. ('' j, il SIorIman5.cabI,.,q% IfimilOr rip - fl SUPER MARkET AppI, It (01150, dl rood 111.0 73SF. I P.96 Are *15 10 'II'S Gill ZE ILWOOD For furtPpf .nloqmalon call 173 Iii? olcril* SanfOrd Al Anon Family Group 5.((Ip (rd :Iprnd,.' 4' 1.4111 ..çIflf4 l't - .Ini. bl'4l3r.r.9'.1,p tI4'rr (''In". lr,l.l Sr. tIn,ll' flQ • ",,l'OWO IcC I •fl',1l' 7.'. 01'.'. 11 t1l,I,ilJ PLUS pOill 1 r'( ,r II.. r.p1.I ad,cp and n%Prm(l.on CI our Ron ,( lr "1 Tny ('It". ,C,i rat. Ii Cl COwlJ'.' IlOIn II'.- i'%dfP I,tt .519 pr ogram TII.s ,Is'.Ic'n. .01,. 4 drIll, .rlla'fi, nsi 1%'.trtl Nal .atal N,,. sP9'r'. nt a (m41' - flimII '..,,.1pl, III (1,111'S C 4%01 trl3,,, 'rd $1211 '3 I " 1510% (.41 S' P,,'cpt a', '.'a"r'd Ii Eastern Personnel. 830 5669' I Olt '5* im'.IOT YPILSI (lrJV., S EWELIIYVIAN 11(10. .Service Things 1 Eat IS ALCOHOL A PRi)51,. oAf lOt YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON f lam.PlltofPrtprI05Of ' -, - 0 ACEOWITHA DRINKING PROBLEM .'OrPIlpo 11(01101141 Assonymot, Can H$p Pl,cn. 42) ItS? *rtePO So' 1713 Sanlond. Florida 37771 GROW PLANTS FOR PROFITINVOUR BACKYARD EARNUPTO S12.000A YEAR A .4','J •'. ' &I( LI 1005 5$ 533cr 3704711,.,5 "!!!" "!z!! . Opportunsties - Forrest Greene, Inc. ___________________________________________________ 4-Nrionahs 7'$-BUsIrw'sS 'mat c01lpr 3k a 11n - - I" .1*7,, (slate RrQ'.lrrrd nesdld NOW Ac (dIce *10' III 'hr T0(4 0111'. Trad, L.a laIr nd,,-dl,aI lrI.n.nm7 (el 'iO* ye-_I I. '4" , III Solflpeopl. ' "I- '. AMERICAN EARTHWORMC') ,-,•• * - I Yc*inQ 11. a' ,pr (V III' . '- Ilral DEADLINES Noon The Doy Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday NOTICE 01 ADMINISTRATIOW 5mg Jack At LaC.r,a TO ALL PERSONS HAVING PVbIIIJS July , II, 7). 81 loll CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 1)1111 _________________________ TIlL ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED FICTITIOU%NAMI IN THE ESTATE 191<. ml 1wfsby g.,psi Ill t *•l YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED ,nqag.d hi butuipti al RI), Ba' 770. 1191119 adm,n.ltraf .0, of IT'. .0laI Sanfofd tem.nolp (ownly, oria of JOl C COILS. dIc.awd. FiI "dIr PP., IltIleut narn. 04 lIt 011 7534? (P. ,, pessd.Pig in Ilip WILSON RAVIOlI DIVIRSIF lID, C,rct,iI Court fpr Si'mmnol. Counlp. id IRa, .nfpnØ to yd)lPfr lad 110,41, Prb.I, D'v.t.po. 111w ad name aIls 119 Clock of IF'. Cmrcu'l 11111 of *llm(PI 4 S,9lIIfIOtp Counly Court. S.m'ooii (onhp, F'o,Ms .91 CrI t19.ri. SoAford. PIo,,da TI'. accordanc. Cilli II'. pr01.s.onS Of plri11reprfsanlaI,.ofIp'..jIal, FicI,I.orl Nan'• SlOfu$ij, To 'I Annm Mad #fr.glsl, *1105* ao,n WI Sodl.on 50555 F-lov41 5latul41 '17045 LII A,.. Orlando, FlorId. tnt TI'. 154ff'. 0,s4 burnt of 11 per s ioe.. e WiI 50014 Iepr.wlsIal,,' bIlot lily 1 Walsda * Ra,00,ls fIll Oils.. Ptblitli )y0 8. Sub 1.5, 54. 1115 All PI'IØnj F.J,.r70 clams or DRY 170 ____________________________ .brliand,, .gan%I II'. 111411 "our id. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE 0*11 OF IN THS CIRCUIT COURT IOU THE FIRST PUBLICATION 00 SEMINOlE COUNTY. PLORIDA THISNOTICE. IIlilemIF.t19cI,91 CASE NO PS 1$ CASIO of 1111 ace'. e'l a 1101p0 IN RI TW Mar rii Of jIaI.mr4 SI an, clam ot .mand CHRISTOPHER LINDEN I19,,,a.h,a.. 1.S.m...........,,.. SHEAPFER. Ii ;FitI 190 mull d I; P.filmic HuSSond, 14115 br II,, (1a.m. 119 name and and adOrns 0111* Cr10.10, Of P14 agsO DAWN ANNETTE SHEAF FIR. o, .111.0,,, and the amount knpotMertIWl, tlaun,4 lf.c14,m4,.of,,4*,, NOTICIOFACTIOW PhI dale ellerI IS *11104(5*lw. aIl 5 II , Daon *1151*11 SWeatIer cenI,fsgynl or wsliqwidaIpd. •I YOU ARE NOTIFIED 111.1 a naIi19S of II'. ullcIrIamty 11911 5. petf.on toe d'f101VllOfS If nidrrlag• 111114 1111941*1151 (Wed. Fat bean Imbid agamlItI you and 1111 tfiur.ty 111451 Op deIIflOpd TI,. pe$ilon tillS an .*lrdof p0,tolIal (la.manI 115011 delm,pt 5.4144114 prOpePly 0.0,4 by you and lopetof 119 (Ibm PD II'. (1f41 fo Pi.$,hmon,1. CHRISTOPHER LIN 01.0'. II'. (lick tO 1.14.1 011* COp I, DEN SHLAP FIR. and 0u lOrIs p11al rePIplanIaIi,, f,S,M,4 10 wIse a cogy 0* v014f _____________________ .1111115 011fIlial. .5 any, • m. II .19.0 a (opy 04 1114 Ncf.ce of pe5.Iion on IPIl Pefil.on,t'i aIloInly, L4m.n,%I,aIIA Pit Wan maIl,d ar. PlOT PCI OF INTENT TO VACATE MARCIA K LIPPINCOTT. e5*i r,quired, PORTIONS OP CERTAIN PtATS WITHIN THREE bO0r . 541 Part A,lfIti NirIls, MONTHS FROM THE DITE OF IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, WylIe Park. Fl.rOfa 33755, 0,5 II THE FIRST FLORIDA PUSLICAVION befolilIl IlIhi Oay Of ,tuIy, It71.*1 THIS NOTICE, tofl450 ostpssont TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN l.loISl.oqq.oaIa,tP.t14Clqetolllsli PIle, ma, Ta*Irlt.colhalapOfISdlssIiaIlb. III,. Ilbaf OsalI.ngil III, (oWl ..lR.r 011191 WFvm(I 511 ,almd,Iy of 119 dicedeyl't elI. If'. h.. 41rtfpa,l4 Ig (199119 I?? Ill If P.11l,Soeq't alIotopy II Ihil Qual.II(atl,nt 01 Ih• III FISIIII 11415110%. *1111 1111 545rd pertaisal 119dallIy tlle4fli,. 14*19*11. a r*pl19laII,, 0, 9,, if CIlylty CslIsm.151111111 of *10111 151050114 *11 04.0119.4 Iurlld.(l*n 4119 cowl 51osus.lo CIvIlly. F Iwida. Is varaf• agiussl you SQl OWl 1511,4 41SSINIO.4 pett.$ II (1141.15 $511 51111, ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND .11 lhi p1411150, I,I*4IVISioR k. .t Trd 30. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WITNESS01,Ra.Wot4III,,isIof WILLIE FOREVER PAIRED 5.0150.41 ter.igi. accs,MIIe IS 11., tad Cowl ols 110% ISSIs 4a 04 Jwo*. $51 IPifI'rsf 11(01411.1501 S. DII, oftI'. Ins PuM'($.sosf 115.1 117$ Pagi II. Ps414.0 R$(I145 SI 5111541111 144 CI of Admm4Oyal.sl5 July 7. ISEALI CivasIy. FISIII.. D,scrlWd 4% ISiS ARTHUR Ii SECK*ITII. JR IlIlIUtII114 AJvs..Ma.*rl.1t CiwI At PII*aI R09v,,,staI,,, LIII 515*551911 II, 015(5 J' SRI C.nu.I (sun Of t11 Eslats 54 WI $ 181101511 II East If WL 51iptp CItoly, F 1.1141 Ill C Cain Ramlrsnd and Norihi 51 SR 434. osgiy Cleft ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL LIPPINCOTT & NAI.EER RIP*I%LNTATIVI' MI P.tt *5*5115 MUltI P.ls C Sii44ni W4ic P011. PIS,4I 3270$ 5114pr, MUE.an. 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POINT SECOND REVISION b..ng movp D19l.(vIv IIF.ICr Old as loaloet 0.ewimu al Il. moI *fls.rI cO.vi.r of Tract 0'. a'.o bAg loll 11.111 corlll, of Tr.d 'C '. run N II dli 804) 1 lot 71 7)5 telI lo IPI p0411 of (WrIt,,, of a (rCuIaI conca.e 10 IP,p Sosffi.atl run along I$i, arc of tao cur,. Fa,.ng a 'bOut 01 00 lIlt 0,4 a cM'I?al anql. 04 75 dep 8157' t 11.05 11.4 IPfinc Fl at dIg U )1 I fOr 117,14 Iitf lp Ill poed of cuewaur. of a crcuf19 curse (OM(a,I 10 III. Norm*,tI 119wlc PfOrI19qIp aotq lP. .rc of tad cur, Fa,414 a flOut of 33100 and acinIral angIf of 4, drg 05 Ii lot 7737fof 119n(.N Vld.g 11)1 1f 401 177 1.0$ P0 10'. NerIPI.etl of4a.d Tract '0- lPIlnce S dIg 77(6 1 . PlorIt In, of Tract "0 . lot 76 31 Pf tlipn( S C) d"Q 11 1 F to' 1lflIll$lOI19NOItR*lilcorr,. tad Tr.co 'D' 1.01(15 PS dig . 410910 IR Nottli Imp of fl II Tract "0". fr 3135 I.lI IPlinc. 0.0 IS' 80 . DaraIlof eso and 31 Xlet EaIIIrI, of 9,, *191 .np of Trer to, )$S SN lest 10 lPi PCI., of cWvatur. of a crcular CVI ml (OfI#• 10 '19 $onf.e01I IRIrc• 'v SaIlicotlerIp along Pt'. arc of tad curw Raw.ng a 'bOut of )S0XIes4anda.nlraIanqlof4, dli CIII fer 7* tIlotI IPwncp 4% 011 1181" * . P0. IS) CII lilt 10 It.. pod Of vrsaIu,, of a circular cuffi (onca,. 10 II'. 5cuIIIatt Ipi(, run 5owtOlefjl,rI, along IP'e 19( of 114 (ff19 Pawing a radius 27500 1191 arM a 11ilrai angle of 75 dig 8017109137 tpp$ IC IT' pomfd Of co.'ceund I urwalur. Of I CirCular cur,. corca,, 10 PhI NQVI19aII I190c, fun SouIlseatIp,Ip along IP.. arc of tad Cur WI a,.r,g a 'lOut of 3100 and a .sstral angl. of St dlg 3l6 '109 8401 tess TO a p0.01 on I'i. SoimIPipIy 1.01 0, %a4 TracI ••• alto blng 11w NorThirl, r.gPIlOf cap loll of Sabal Palm Or,, Norm. IIWIiClrun Nor$T'eptI0,ly along lad Soultilflp Ii!'. oh Tract '0' 01.rig a circular cur,, (09(01110119 %o.,tP, *iil P.CcIfS a 1*44,1 11 34500 IsO - and I (r,Irsl anglo 55$S j fo ISIS 11,1 10 Ilie P,1 Of b.g'nn.ng TF.t petlion thould 0, submIlpd on 0111111 04 Sabal P0.N P'n,,r$.,t, Inc , a FlO,.da corporalon. Oiled III. 5lP da of July, lVI A WaIler T.npl r Es cul,,F V ( P'.t.dt,.f Sabal Po.nt Propt.g, Inc Pow Oflmc. Bc. 3011 Lorigeood, 1Io9d. 3790 Pb1,M5 July 5. II 575 (317 14 IN HI CIRCUIT COURT POP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION Fl N,m0,r 1 Of? CP D.o.s.,. IN RE ISTATE OF o coIls - CLASSIFIED ADS VACATE PORTIONS OF CERTAIN PLAYS N SEMINOLE COUNTY, InlWRp PSsi.$. S4iII55tFl C)fErtundIeS 23-BUSIPeSS 7I-Situahons Warfled I$-t'klp Waned Sivàe ...s.O 1i.Itr.., ic.d fri. S32,Nl VA FleA CONV P INANCINQ-$O ILOW DOWN PAlMS NISI DsrscIs: Ovtve itsI as Awpsvt Slot fra* U.S. 1701 - Tte. ta0*d Au. 1a - -- laS. á,.. &..k. 1•, L 321.0930 �11 I. fS-EV.flinqH,?.id. Sanford. Fl. Sunday. July 9, I7S Preparing For Retirement BUSINESS REALTY TRANSFERS Many "e want to go to a NEW YORK iUI'li - 500w 0> on Social Security or pro Of*io$'I) in theplan. 1.110 Americans each day 'oin swiss unless the) are LipperIts Bower has collected a warm climate but the bank ,. lot of general information atioi* warns that temble tuiancsal the ranks of the million ecti retirement and the buo&let and social mistakes can be ahead) retired and by the end ants or military officers. containS this information as made by putting too much (f the century One Old of eight In a tmokkt designed to Svc P $14100 &.l Ann to £.c* Americans may be a ret. Ci.Ivde G CWu4044 & *4 0(0'P4?%. -ors how to prepare for sell as details about the plans it emphasis on this consideration. Altamonte 0 AOWf &* s'.'' S . C S. 1.0$ 13. It may be better to day right (q Ø Ci.'.d. C, C *Vi0n & And. warns the flowery retirement, Its Bowery says IS selling. 54 I Ca"I40 Un. P 14) 700 For example. of eigtd dates where you are In your net. I .1Donald H CcviCI4 il 4 514Sf?? Rc".'d 0 osnn.cw'I1. Savings Bank. those who quit the average minimum income rw4 No.?.' 43 545 0 Sv retirement )ears althoug.' Per. "44 1 0 '0 1•*4I'X' P 5,4t 1 .4 Ma', work 20 )ears 0? 50 IrixiS flOW needed for a retired Aznencan with the tagged retired popuIa Set 2 Sim $33.00 So"C C.edl.'I. . Lot I' or County D"d to are rid likely to be able to get couple has climbed to $6,776 a lion, Hawaii is dsscksed to be halw in a smaller house PSIllIP Co.'." CO Inc $e CPIrIe' 515 of 5jnI, 7 ?.i, 2. 10, C'a.ccl, with a apartment. 53 * u,I:ra.w 1 .4 Jo Aff' 1 )ear from $3,661) ten years ago most expensive to live in C10 ('.i . 5* ?PIH. The Bower> says the costs 01 and oily reach $24,416 by 1P39. couple requiring $10,000 a year C U J0$.na.o. Co.'s', Inc 'a The flowery doei't pretend there. New Mexico at $,IE is living on a ta;at or in a motor Inc. MIld. 104 P 0'. 1 john C ('.14i$,Pønr? & .4 to he able to read the future the cheapest and Afizona at hone compare very favorably Spol LaI H.IIi, S.0 S $45000 to HarrelI & *4 VcI*'l Carol," .1 to J0$'l' A Sl'nw & .4 4p'.,f I. with the cod of a fixed $6,900 nest accurately but the book C,4wor £004, & .4 5,. 101 *. III, B. II 3. SI'. B. S.q'.tea'.r Most people know b now that retirement home base, and 0.01 Set Cow'. 114,540 "'ond I'.',. 101 ACi. 114,01 tends that thaw still some way Po4 Prop , Inc Pol,U Cofp to P.'.iP Re, 5'.".f 0 )oung the niallrnuln a couple tone retirement in some foreign from retirement lower costs (.411.4440cC H04415 P.c .10' 25 1 * son.". C 17I A,'.',. 'III, working, one nonworking countries can being •4 Sabat Po.,a S.. T.' iSO 000 people especially - must "'" *o heave the matter if retirement spossiel can culled from Social altiougii the recent malaise of $13400 Uw44PfS P0.44' *04* Ltd Dee. "C '0 (..'.'d A cwg'aw C, Sn'.t.' 1 .4 MacvIa F up to Social Security or com• Securit>'is$69oariionth and the the dollar on world currency, 44'IP5 P0,4° 040 IX pay or union pension plan vninirnuzii itt.> Is, as little as iiiarkEtl raises a red fLag on*fdC*0 P,Ic"a'd *4 Sad. 14 52 1' I UnI&Two 13001 IF '..,.' 1. Co. 1 *1 Llv A 90 that. 'a I,w.'C S JSI 0.. They nitait do something un• $l7'2 A AnC0n4 & .4 Pe".cC C. Before any drastic change in Inc A.G2..00d COMICS 1 '..,. Mod people also kiiow about LI'S B". C S*.04*$ 0.'.'. Sec portant for themselves The book goes into the basics Medicare benefit.'.. Sonic people hitcst)fr. however, the bank un' 7.o .tiinc loS'trl.ngA Duors k" $42000 Or. McGII Apo.a'.a' Co Inc tIc if Keogh plans, individual have '.txid experIences with rt'coiiuitenots a trial period: 1*4In. C 1141 *,dg,.o Un" 'o a.anr'on & Son liOn 105 40 45 retirement accounts and other Medicare actuall> collecting , vacations to possible new T*o. W.801) 45' A*3n 130 730 S'on.*eod iS' 0.. P.0 II A.104f U GwdSf I 20 or more of their health locations, narrowing the Mag"olC S.c Corp 'o Morton relevant programs a bank or a per 5.4". Inc La' 14 **,e Ml's. gixil investment counselor can costs trot,' Medicare But choices and then a longer hook I 0' (144.OIC 5$) 730 1*4144.440 ('.Ppl J (oo1i 14)300 Sec set up for the years after the 'datidicall), the Bower) says, before pulling up stakes;Gregory 1 .4 (I.: LI 404 39,444 Maqnol.a Svc Corp '0 M*Ion ('II IU.FS S%'lt.KP: isa we Medicare benefits cover only 36 renting a motor home or boat oa'.s In paychecks stop L' 51 *1'. .1 H l's. Sec 40 111 1 6M, '.10' S Sand'4V.tl & of Mar, The booklet says there is a percent of the average retiree's before making a final choice. F £u,v'd & .4 Mar, A * S.,,.'. $ 43000 Swp,"o' CovIs'r Co In( to P,I For some folks retirement 317$'al 01 101 11 1£ It 25 of 16 5'. .1 psyctiologic'ah barrier to be total medical and hospital bills. 7 M(*P..rS 1 *1 Plc44 A LI tiC overcome III workers relur' especially when you count in tan Lw a time of adventure and t.oc4PqI?. 113.000 NIIISf U044411 inc 90 SarI A M,rlIw hOC PIlls. 132.100 Sanford lance to think about retirement necessary drugs not paid for b> change; for others familiar Uadr,.(.' & 01 BtOtp A . Il 7 Set *41 HO4't'., Inc 40 J0$'P. J (049,110 & 01 SaO.• I 1,110 Sp"ng places and faces are bed. The SandaloOQd $30000 of even to ask curtly what Medicare. ' a R.s.def'taI Conrnun,I'p'. Inc 04'.'. 0444 5. $11,300 But the Rower) '..'irt these prctetirenwflt years are the their peiwom benefits under the 0(0' A,hrtI ,' 44000.445. *4 to A.,". S YofO, 104 )fi'.S F union plan will tie considerations are dwarfed Ii) time to decide what's bed for to tiImpa n> or 0' 10 TIs 44440.4441. S.c row' (. ipnnj B Stoner 10". 71 74 35 I you and plan fort. A44n 2* 0 C. 5- 414'. 0,140 1*5130 arid to make a decision on the the problem of where to retire F'1at u'ie IN BRIEF Fears Of Recession Sends Stock Market Down NEW YORK i UI'l - With many traders extending their Fourth of July holiday, stocks weffi nowhere this week despite some late bargain hunting. Wall Street. however. slrnwed concern that a recession might lie ahead. The government's May index of leading economic indicators fell 0.1 percent after climbing I percent in April and sparked selling from the outset. A Conference Board survey predicted the economy would slow down and inflation would rise late this year and in early 1979. As a result, the Dow Jones industrial average, a 4.07ixiint loser a week ago, dropped another 6.49 points to 812.46. Two Associates Named Claude Gardner, managing partner of Realty World, Sanford announces the addition of two new associates; Robert Strait, who will service the Lake Mary area and Donald Carpenter, who will service the I)cltona area. ...join the thousands who read * Sanford native has been appointed manager of reciprocating products engineering at Dresser (lark Division in Olean. N.Y. The appointment of Charles F. Wilke, son of Mrs. I:liubeth Wilke. 420 Suinmerlin Ave., was announced by Dresser (lark's vice president of engineering, John Ward. Wilke )oined Dresser (lark as an associate engineer in 1960 shortly after receiving his bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta. Ga. Orange Juice Sales Down Estimated consumer purchasing of frozen concentrated orange juice is running 1$ per cent behind last season, according to latest reports received at the Florida Department of Citrus. Pair Attend Diet Workshop nce 1972 he had been head for engineer product ,,'lpt'ocsttrg engines. In his new position he will be responsible for engineering activities associated with reciprocating engines, com preuors and polyethylene hypes' compressors Harvey and Carol Korfin, Area Directors of The Diet Workshop In Altamonte Springs are attending the Annual Seminar of that organization at The Harrison House Conference Center In Southbury, Connecticut. The four-day session is an in-depth overview of the current trends in weight control and an outline of the year to come. 01.11'Newsm - WASHINGTON U11l -The Federal Trade Commission has charged household Finance Corporation with violating the truth in lending law and taking advantage of its bankrupt customers. The commission said Friday the nation's largest independent finance company often offers to lend its bankrupt customers more money - if they agree to pay HFC debts that have been wiped out in bankruptcy proceedings. Built fl,gh.! FJ :tor "the Evening Heiald Nwspspsr .''..' I Enjoy the most complete LOCAL news coverage in Seminole County pits FLORIDA in brief. NATION in brief and WORLD in brief. '_. ' ( I All the current events ... the latest in fashions what's happening on the sports scene. you find the information you're looking for right in your local newspaper. the Evening Herald. - -. :,;',' ' ; I and In full color tabloid on Sunday COMPLETE SANFORD AREA SPORTS COVERAGE DAILY AND SUNDAY Sanford students on the Dean's List are Mitchell (;ebhardt, Route I; Margaret A Hegeman, 202 Hays Drive; David Arlen Nader, 44>4 Lake Blvd and Tammy I. Ring, 1319 S. Palmetto Ave Shaw Attending OST : Food Bargains Equilla M. Shaw, Sanford, is one of 1,840 fulltime students enrolled for the summer trimester at Oklahoma State Tech W.STI, Okmulgee, 0kb. She is the sister of Charles Shaw, 820 Celery Ave. Sanford. with valuable money S Sales Soar coupons Armored Division To Meet CLUBS Join the, .v.r4ncr.u$n, number of Iv.n$n, HiraM . a ..A - - anen aaa Eustace A 011iff. 2603 Hiawatha Ave., Sanford, was graduated cum laude with a Doctor of Law degree, from Harvard Law School. Harvard University, at the .127th Commencement Exer' cise. flee-----a------------ -t 1. Cilvi 'Is_s Disco Dance Class To Begin IaeisndlomycIslelhoamspatot$ lYw MA6 'ihslhi $14.$ 2 MulL. 6(151 The Leisure Time at Seminole Community College is offering two classes in "Disco Dancing" to begin on Aug. 3. One class will meet from 6:30 to 8:00 and the second class will meet from 5:30 to 10:00. Each class will meet on Thursday for six weeks at the Winter Springs Community Center. Th. $20 fee provides for the instruct lanaI cost of the course. For further information, call the Leisure Time Program at SCC. These classes are self-supported by student lees at no expense to the taxpayer. TIt(PNONI4 ' j. TI. Ivemlug ""it P-0. a" W. ON" Pie. 33771 U11411.911111111 - L na nee aa nac FLO AT PIANO FRI SAT NITE EL C OM . Ce - a TiT'hJJJ[1fl[JfT IIUJ!J ., Entertainment0: They've Been On Over 40 Years By VILlA Nl&'IltiiS Herald Correspondent Flo at h'iano So says the sign in front of VFW Past 8207, longwiod And at the piano sts reigns supreme lb ('alhenbrrger. of ('assel' herr>, tinkhusg the bones ever) l"rida and Saturday night, for members arid their guests "I've plaseci all my life Even as if little girl, popular music was my goal hiowevi'r. I started out learning the ti,a'.a'.-'. and t'44 stall rc'no'mbt'r iii> knuckles being rapped when I'd start playing pupuhuar songs' .thr recalled Larry, Fbi ,isartiung hu,sbaroI, often sings along as l"io plays Laughing Inipuhl), he uiI. 'pM> most popular request is Cotton Fields ' Sometimes I sing 'San Francisco' and about two more and that ends my repurtoire' I don't try to hog the act or take over" [loth l'io an.] her husband are '.) p'uti1 of a plaque prI'Sl'tltt'ilt) thetit 0> the l'ust hitoic 10$' Outstanding Serv ice during l'-S The plaque features a small plant' at the tlj) The t.t,,lies ,Suiiiitit>, of l'u't &0. often entrrtaiii at the rteron.s hlwpitalS in tuui,pa and latriand ho and her husband always pros'.' to he a tag hit The) 1.' not charge for their musical t'ntentainnient ''When harry sings ('itton Fields,' the whole room starts clapping and tapping their feet It's really fun and gol.d therapy for them," said Flo. who loses a good audience and give her all mreturn "hats of people call out song titles and try to dick me, but Ins reall> pretty wehh upon all the Flo first played foan'. at the VP'W lost 10050, ('Ali%elts'rry 'I Jointed the Ausiltry in 19 when my SiC went to ".ietnafli We organised a band and played at the Past cxi wrekenit'. Ltrr, in 19Th, I decided I just wanted to play by insseit again," she "' Ia'arnit,g new songs 0> iu'.trning to the rain. Flo eapltaned, "Itt>' to get the tttetio1y clown in my mind I tan play in five different '1 1 4 by s o. 0(w.44 are a big hit together. lb's Introduction to the isianu was through learning to plus the classics. later, she began picking up IiehHtIes from the radio, idas'. in the keys and shines at jani sessions. etraid Flit and Larry Callenberilter keys, but how. I don't km.' I Just love music, I guess '' Some of her favorites are the theme, irun, ' lay. Story,"" Dr / h i v a if o . ' ' an j Is.asi. '' Jaiui eat.'. That to p-to stunes , special oc c asions, ivo..t rr will have a bend in to play where larry used to play ttfliltti ' Then if things gut lead. i'd Just Ufl4 a few s'.wgs' fbi has twin going on for user 40 year'., ever Sint'S' we started going together. ' he said, with a statue at i"lu pleased to have a •ispesae birthday party in her Psor at Its Post "Even had a cake in the shape of a loam." she said t'hildren with any musit'al ability should be encouraged to play an thUuIg Ito' recent Jerry ti'wtrunwnt, according to "I have gotten so inirts pleas ure out of my lewis telethon, Flu raised $330 and donated it all to the fund A few nights ago. shf was extremely "ver That's when we really lit together and )afli'" Flo ixano, I'd bike to we otheri have as moth fun and enJoynient," she said. From Music And Athletics To Cosmetology... so - a00uIIs -. I Williams 'Twist' Turned Whole World Upside Down H> JOtS St%l)L".fiS herald ('nerrspoodrwt American Graffiti. hlapp> Days and haist'rrst and Shirley The N'tstalgia fur the 19505 is owni'ping thrtsjgh 15w 0s But (*is Wihli,aitas I urranger'writrr.singer during that iwnid with two gold re'cuntts and the arrauigrnirnt of the twist to his cirdat,, twit really that excited lie's had his share of the tag tunes worked with Ray Charles, James Brown. Flip Wilson, I'lattrr'.. Flamingos and he's now enjoying Life in Altamonte .Springs where he haves with his wife, Shelia golling. playing stdlbuili, and working toward the future when he'll own a club vi the area But as Wilhiariis prepares for the tulie when hell limit' perhaps a' 'thin' raet'e group, wtiall nom, intimate type" iIt a relaxed atniosphrrr '".itlguig lad contemporary iill&ik, but up't.bte onnie with, life with a feel," he retails the days when he was billed as' (.*is Williams and Ills ('harms" 'We were tog enough to where we worked everywhere We were a rh)thm and blues group singing pop music, which put as on the border line, but we sold Th percent pop,'%a) 3 the singer, looking very dapper utjfiti,sl in blisildlet of town, and adi'ned w,th gold ,'hjins anti soanhJirg I hO 114145 one break Odo the bog tinsta' For Williams it was easy In fact, he fougid it. at first What he really wanted to do was to go to college on a ltedt.hl stMarstup lie was high ictioul football AlkSlar .end 18 colleges wanted Pun to play for them ilowe'.rv, that wasn't meant tu be And Williams recalls Paw It all happened Whale at Withrow high &houl vi Cincinnati. Uliao. he '.twtti,itvl at rtmit Lusimiates fetuea,suig a minstrel act 'r a s,anrly show 1 never sang before, but I knew It.' 'a',g," Lw rrnierittrns They urged him to Join the act, anti with tiucti rrhuttante, Is did In spite of a fe's '11ff ruitiei I prejiaihc'e was dill rampant at Its school ' the guy that led the band wo,ah hI put any iiusic t*'tiirai as, so we iong acappela,"t the group was an a'tuuncbng hit We were the only group that 'stopped' Us staiw," recalls Williams however, altiawagh many prizes acre given out, ti's titinairol group was Ignored. 104 someone in the group had paid close attention to thciui Within the week, Sal Nathan "who had the nunit*'r one viiipany in the country in the, world, then was talking me into recording," explains Williams lie laid to iS, a lot of talking, according to Williams, feet aiaseWiih&aiiisne.hhy loved apuils "My rnuttwr played last jatch softball wild I was five, so I gut it '.jy *dliaii'.s with a senile that brightens his le"ft'v'illmai 0111ff Earns Law Degree I Laiw M h4M To lbs Evvft NiMd Seminole County, reports M13? homesites in the recently Vow YIIIIP (ii WWSf Woed and 14 of the 27 avallaMa May. The Sunshine Chapter istryingto locate all men in Florida who have ever served with the First Armored Division. They are asked to get in touch with the Association Headquarters, P.O. Box 1048, Cocoa Beach 32931. cd 322.211 todayl uruuee vice president for Sail I'.oint Pruper'Jes Inc.. developers of the 3,S6O'.cre residential community In South reed that * nit is din. again Is aumily .lfedlve. Once the homesites in do new 234d Perm knows you new can village of Cypress laig Iw-niols IdesdlficMlon to the hive tows add I. selictod satMtdisL Ifus ant at tnlac$Mf is revMother flee homeittus w, taoty a ndWic.. You have tiemedW Uii the la, fir said Us label Place, Sail ,, 41. Another coins of action can dsmagos dan. you. I do lop.. Pubis flrd village, briaglog is to Sill to 1$ PIØb.t$ and bowesur, that Ii, meWar cat hi toW hsmssita sal.s to the three ask lttoksIpansysesthe i W Wftd gsklo such an Wine" to MUM isre fairly lip for you They can eW*nbs edrwm. la P* out coupon and mall or A. Wallet Temple Jr., l et Ia' UI $( LM person or persues removing the The First Armored Division Association will be holding their 1978 Reunion at the Orlando Hyatt House, Sept. 7.10. A highlight of the Reunion will be a visit from the current Commander of the First Armored Division in Germany. w.M Wormed subscribers. A comprehensive new Image marketing program Implemented less than two months ago at Sail Ibid already has resulted In more than $2 million in lot and boost saki in Use projects first three villages. cm ad it up eight or on Nd Vigilance of you saving SOCIAL AND CIVIC CIRCLES Q. I have S tot sate siPimi lit I wish to seW. 1W lie sate sip dies mat day q kiss is.n pot sat. She r.uad, them lote the beebe., sad new rum aver by saime sari it whide. to there anythIng till can he dims Is keep the sip op oil Use grotmd, This usually results In the lip staying op. sloce*Isaohardtatet in, l have sees this dun, many timM and although essms hss 'dilmud thUr. will he a dine, I hive failed tooter an a A COMPLETE VARIETY OF GROCERY ADS Point Won't Stay Up The General Sanford Museum Library is looking for clothing with a historical significance for an exhibit at the museum Anyone having items to lend to this display is asked to deliver them to the museum any Wednesday. Friday or Sunday, from 2-5 p.m I)eltona •gh School sCollegs a Little League • lowlinga Nec. League • Hunting and Fishing Sabal For Sale Sign Exhibit Needs Clothing The following Seminole County students at tending Florida State t'niversity have made the Dean's List for the summer quarter: Amy Elizabeth Sears, &$J Spring Valley Road. Altamonte Springs, Kimberly A Killings, 1412 Tusca Trail, and Adrianne ('aro Heindel, 2029 cochise Trail, both ('asselberry James Michael Riser, Lake Monroe. and Deborah A. Christiano, • OURSELVES ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW . YOUR FAVORITE COMICS DAILY Groot Catch recently in Ocala Pryor is the Commander of WYi Past 1(1111, Ocala. All Florida VFW organizations have joined in their efforts to assist him The house and furnishings were a total loss. Household items ofany kind are needed, as well as clothing. Trouser sizes for men are 32 waist and 30 length; 36 waist and 36 length, women's clothing, size 22 1 : and size 9 shoe Cash donations may be made out to the John Pryor Fund and mailed to VFW Post 8207, P 0 Box 265. Longwood 32750. Donations may be brought to the VFW Past Home on State Road 427, or 397 E Maine Ave., Longwood. FSU Deans List Harald readers enjoy: Dresser Clark, a division of Dresser Industries, Inc., headquartered in Dallas, Tea., Ii a leading manufacturer power, conspreulcn and ex. tension equipment for the oil, natural gas, process and manufacturing industries. ,based Colonial Stores Inc. said Friday they have unanimously rejected a purchase offer by a New Jersey superztiarket chain. (;rand Union Co., controlled by a British firm, had offered to pay $113.7 million, or $30 a share, for Colonial stock. Company spokemen had no comment on Colonial's rejection of the otter. on wally 01liII4U > The VFW Post 8209 and Ladies Auxiliary are accepting donations of items for a veteran, John Pryor. who lust his home when lightning struck it Boys and girls. 8 to 14 years of age are invited to attend a Summer Youth Program at the Seminole county Agricultural ('enter, Highway 1792, Sanford. Program sessions are scheduled for July l0l4 or July 17 - 21 from 9 a m. to 4 p.m. each day. Each session is limited to 30 youth. A nominal fee will he charged to cover the cost of materials. The program will consist of learning sessions in nutrition, money mastery, and home improvement. Activities will include recreation, cooking, sewing, woodworking, crocheting and home improvement projects. This program is sponsored by the Seminole County Extension Home Economics Office Reservations must be made by calling 322-7128. Each youth in asked to bring a sack lunch Beverage and snacks will be provided. ATLANTA (WI - Directors of the Atlanta' i'sn To Help Burned-Out Vet Summer Youth Program Set ) Colonial Stores Reject Bid . Florida VFW Leads Drive .'. UmWo . Wilke is a member of the of Society American Mechanical Engineers He and his wife, the former lands Miller of Olean, hive In Allegany, N.Y. with their three children! Kristen, hO; Chuckle, I; and .krviif,r, S. Wilke is an elder in the First Presbyterian Church of Olean. Finance Practices Criticized one " is tall Brief ly jSl0. Named Manager Sunday. July 9. lu's-ic - 0 Cardinal Industries, Inc., Sanford Based producer of factory-built apartment and motel units, and developer of the Sanford Court Apartments, has broken ground for the development of the Robinwood Apartments in Jacksonville. The 76-unit development will be Cardinal's 20th in Florida since the Sanford plant went into production in late 1976. y Evsusg Mora M. Sanford. Fl. ) -_711T7 , Development Plans Set s. i ... --, -is as' we MT A. your bed plan of action to nail Use ip to a tree. Find OURSELVES A4.111d 1lA0 PfOdvctS '( 0(01 C4A11I S Per". 'o n0v544fi AC 1' 11. P.,., V 0acio4'.. L Ia 5'4 1.01221 to 'c'S414'. I L0 431 Altamonte it * $430 J P40f'fl.Qa't. SC IS, p121. 115 * X0 and H04f1 I, 'w Co & , £11.44. 40 Q (PCi Ytg C.,.ar In Cop. L7 0109 sa,clow Ll" Y,,, n £11144 I Ar4I.l La..'. 0.'.. I uI A4d44. sm c,ndwn. S#1 71 30. N 110. 04 $' C. SoLcftelrd a. of 5*. *04 $R 42?. . OØ0.5 ,.' sos * SO Iwo US N. $400 ' * 1?'. 32 & 33. has ing softball Is is sport 4111. William fell Into quite naturally. His fran., fair,'. Radiator. has am all games this siid e5i'Ct% 10 Will Ike Imaginal, champion. skip. !7AW , 414 / 4)11. V. illia my spent 23 sears touring the country and has .ippeuare.l with the "Biggies," lie has two gold records Is, his credit. entire face Wdhisrns also had quite a reputation as a baseball player he'd had several offers to play for the ('int'uwiali Reds But music was becuniing an even more rntpintg pent of his life heals of Stone" oat in has senIor year sold 450.W copies before he gt*luate'tl '1 was the fled member of mtiy fanitly to graduate," he says pruoidiy In 16, It thaitis hal the number one group in Its solid according to at least one newspaper pull throughi lW)i. the group had two gold records i"ivury tower" was their second tluld Pftwdj and nine ottwi Nis, lne'lialuig land Ting tong," which was almuit a (sold 220,0l00 niiad be sukl to tie a hit If you sell W)U,010, they gibe you a laold," explains ItUuianis When the original Charms group leaks up. Williams, to we if it was incur the group" did another time caRed 'hiosmiok up" and Ifs thing 'took off right away," he says. And the time William, wrvle, "Two Hearts, Two Kiaws Make Urw toy,," was recorded by 'at Boone and became hktuiw'slitdhd atluIdlterwd. "That was back when h. was with Arthur hiot5ry," h, explained For Z years, Williams would tour Us ceigdry and sang with Its biggies" and tietuin. iris, anti more I rsatrst*4 with the musicians he had to deal with. "The main rem I'm mail doing asi$hsig today is that the niiaiciassa are very unreliable," be says ahallsig his head With saobseaa at the memories As'sgbrr fnatruion that Williams had had to dial with Is singers covering each other's tosses. "In other words," P. explains, 'recording and releasing the sense song twigir ally recorded by another singer" "I arranged said cuprcsbst',d the twat ...an luipsrtait piece 01 "low. The twist t urned the whale mst 4 rapolde down Well that cans out of my head," to asys. Williams arranged the song IT**en by Bank hailed at the Niohuts; hia 091110 sang ii biusilid him. and he cu$wadoced it with henry Glovets the No. ON Producer of the country. King Kscwl., Usuki> Chechers then picked up and did the Ideagical uraslgernelg. 'in lbs_days yam dould do the sssne ang. but; every 1$ NICIlI phailla 09 â." 11111401414111 %ce 'Twist', Pug. IC 1 n- _a_a., -- ------ -' -.-__._-' .o •• -- �- tveuilAq "sees Id. liaised. F i, —Evening HeraW, Saiw'd. ?I. Isoday. July 9. IM Friend'Of W&Ws Husband In And Around Sanford Sound In Hills Signals Praise To The Lord Wi'Tl. These are the raft Idlers of 11W Red's radio dation in Canton, N.C. And Bill aald the letters mean — Well — "Praise The turd," per the former owner. Bill and LInda have called the North Carolina Nil, home for the past four mcmthe — but I get the feeling Sanford will always be "borne" for the couple who have spent nearly all their lives here. 1*y made the rounds friends here before Aids edited the hospital Thuildey for ling surgery — she hops.. She will be confined at Northrlorida Regional Hospital, Gainesville, for about two weeks — then to her mother's In Tamp. for convalescing and a final check-up in Gainesville before heading back to the hills. The Keck daughters, Tent and Mary, are still visiting With UWIF $W6 parents Mickey and Myron Rock. Linda and 11W have ml 1t any germ VOW Wider their led ln their now surroundings (and how could they, when it showed as late as Easter Sunday?). Already. LInda has joined the Woman, dub. And it 15 5 Waft WOcId. Sanford Attorney Mack tleveland'sawdus the dub presided. Linda Is back in Beta Sigma Pill, and Is vice president of Oak Park Neighbors, an association of 40 homeowners who combine and contribute toward keeping their neighborhood up-to-the mlmft. has N4 s to the grindstone with the new statIon, is vice presIdent 41 the county United Way, and Is a candidate for Rotary, Undo, a former president of the Junior Woman's club of Sanford, has been busy decorating their spacious new (to them) home. She said several Sanfordites had visited them. The Recta seam to be weli..djiMad In their new environment. And they 1110 seemed reel happy over a trip beck to the ole heme town. — -- - Ise who keep me 1 DIETRICH *JRSELVFS zdkw 60P Jo and George WIllis, 213 W. 20th St., and Buddy and Mary iv wIlliams, In lake Mirvile Drive. •t• tended the 63rd Annual Convention of Kiwanis International at Miami Beach. The fellows are members of the Sanford Sunrise KiwanIs club, of which George is the president. elect. — Bertle Mae MccleUand, formerly of Sanford. and James Alcisma Gibbs of Rochester, Mich., were married June 1st Calhoun, Ga. The bride is the foster daughter of Frances I. Golson of 5pf • couple are making their hntne at Rochester, where the bridegroom Is In the landscaping business, atthedwhsMeaes,ubem 1401011911,11 W Uavva 1141411111110101 The tenth ('rooms high School class reunion rates a toast by Annette flass Shirley ('oar (left of right) Mrs. Whitley Davis. Ronald Merthie and Roziand I from left). Joseph Overstreet, Beverly Mc(;hIl and iemmie Debose. Tillman admore 1rs. t)asris' flowers for "married the longest." Crooms Class Of '68 MeefsFor Reunion The Crooms High School After dinner the class enjoyed Class of INS held their 10th the music of the disco set as reunion, at the Contemporary they had fun until tli wee-hours Resort Hotel at Walt Disney of the morning. World. The cocktail hour was Attending this gala affair held In the Shenandoah Room were Mr. and Mrs Wittily followed by dinner In the Davis, Ft. Pierce, and Mr. and Atlantic Room. Mrs Calvin Carwise, Orlando; The program was presided Joseph Overstreet, Dearborn. over by Ronald Meettue and Mich.; Miss Velma Carter, Shirley Coat, Words of ap Cleveland. Ohio; and Miss Thomas t)emps, Mr. and Mrs. predation and congratulation Janice Henderson, Rochester. (;eorgery Robinson. Mr. and to the dais for their acorn- N.Y. also Mr. and Mrs Edgar Mrs. Ishmeal Harris, Mr. and plishments were given by Bass, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mrs. Ronald Merthae, Mrs. Edward L Hlacksheare and Tillman, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Beverly McGill, Mrs. Shirley Mrs. Doris A. Thomas. Lawson. Jr. Mr. and Mrs Coar, James Mathews, Miss Is Anyone Left Up In Rhode Island? Jimmy and Florence Williams have been busy entertaining members of the Rhode Island. 1 ing jfamily from . A .4 ' I ft S 4 . 4,, 1 . • • Pleven-year-old Jack likens Is ready to take a disco dancing spin with his moth,r. Pal, who Is probably his favorite partner. The "Disco"— iii for everybody who likes to dance ... or watch. Disco Makes Men Look Like Peacocks--Classy Disco dancing, It seems like nearly everybody warts to learn this luclnating "new" dmce seeing the world dancing cheek to cheek. And, eli, it's so new and excising. And, oh yeah? hiamemhering nothing sew under the to — and many agroe- disco ls a recycling of the (a, Tango, Lady, QIaQaCbs, Continental, hop, Jitterbug... (MW $Ash) Red TPl And as rilring. A Ma-weak disco dancing 00 bedheyasW—'er of sileft per till, do 01 U dd$d.MWWWSMW. Aa$I* law? 1 dent of thence will came to a dose on July 21. course at Sanford's School Originally schedirlsd aa saw eekIy,somamy ilooreis waited to disco, that two classes had to to fanned. r. ando onkfrom Naval Training Canter, and Debbie Russell of Sanford, w ho appear professionally Ii the ares, are the ldructors,They are uaidsd by Valerie Weld arid Miriam Wright, owner.ofaters of School it theme Arts "I gave (hens (her hebi'id) a pleats leases IedIM, Rod bIBheI," Mrs Weld said. Is sedle ad he Ida 01 dam. He — cerinony to dedicate the new flag and flagpole in front of the pod home. Jimmy's sister, Sandy. Is On July 12, VFW Pod *3)7 visiting with her husband John and Ladles Auxiliary will honor Lla)lcm "Rabbit" i,ckstrom Harper and their children, Tammy, and J.J. The Harper's with an appreciation dinner at I are from North Kinedown. R.I. 7:30o.In. The buffet is Ire, kM Joe and Shirley DeSplrttios is open to the public. A dance Since and theirthey children, Joey, Lynne will be held after the dinner. Commander Ben Carson, and l)i.anne, are enjoying the Florida sunshine. They are ladles Auxiliary President (in July 21, VFW Pod *3)7 from Cranston, 11.1., and Dolores Hamm, and auxiliary member Blanche Eckstrom and Laches Auxiliary will hold a Shirley is Jimmy's aunt. celebrated their birthdays. As luau at 7 p.m. Donations are have been here, the guests sag 'hlappy 11w14.00 per person. The proceeds they have towed Disney World, thday", the honorees blew out will be given to the Department Seawotid, Circe World, like the candles on a red, white and of Florida Ladies Auxiliary Buena Vista and the Central We Independence Day sheet Color Guard, the Florida Florida Zoo in Sanford. cm Nuggets. There were also birthdays to 'We ran out of food after celebrate during their stay. three hours and had to order IS Tickets may be purchased at Sandy Harper on ; more ctdckens and I tolled two the door, or, reservations may Dianne DeSpttios on June 21; dosen s for deviled eggs be made by calling Evelyn Hart and, John Harper on July 1. beirsuse there was no more at 13141il. "We had a triple celebration," potato salad," said Evelyn sad Shirley DeSpinticts. Mark your calenders (or July Had. "We had a lot of waterJohn Harper commented how melon left over and the children 14.21 and 21, when VFW Poet lad it is here, adding that in really had a good time 5207 and Ladies Auxiliary will — I1hevsll1gIsrMI a_se's. The public Is invited to School. Brown also saw the become a member by paying campus where his grandson 13.00 membership fee per year. will attend college, San Jose State University. Raymond Brawn of Wed 13th The Voter's league of Other enjoyable places seen Seminole County will hold Place, a longtime resident of bv Brown were the tnldrnGate eie.iioncd Officers onJuly ID, at Sanford, and a member of New Bridge, San Francisco; The 730 p.m. at the New Mt. Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Bay Bridge in Oakland, Half Calvary Missionary Baptist chui'th, has recently returned Moon Bay. Santa Cruz. Los church, Illi Wed 12th St., from a visit to San Jose, Calif. Angeles, Fisherman Wharf, Sanford. were he visited with his eldest Cannel Valley and Monterey In addition to electing per. daughter, Mrs. Mfr,dia Brown Peninsula. nianent officers atthis meeting, Woods. He visited M. and Mrs. the Board of Directors, wtudi of Barrington fie attended the graduation of Sylvester will be comprised of the various his eldest grandson, Kimberly, Hayward, Calif. former San. voting districts, will be elected, from Independence High fordites. if - For many years, Janice Springfield has been a confidants and good source of information at Flapldp Bank (Downtown). I have consulted (and bugged) Janice on ever$tdng from Investments to the pettled of peeves (jokingly). We were promised that changes would be minimal digijig the recent merger of the two banks — but here's ens for you Euc Veep Janice. My fIrst transaction alter the two banks said e " '" to become iJ" Wa asking for a deposit slip at the do1veln window. liit slip and receipt come back a pal, yellow ot lb. iwowl parfait pink — my favorite color. Now, shades of yellow sad geld may rifled the 'dgied level of wisdom, pink cades love! Brent Henderson and Jemmie I)ehose. all of Sanford. - In And Around Longwood Dent know which Is more fun - toddlers hr thday parties or golden wedding anniversary celebtatinea. They s book Oscar To1r has nothing bat prsm praise over the way we handled his and ms's *h anniversary. But tisa him he did the wort we suggested and appeared lithe office several times dripping wet — with perspiration. He called himself a nuisance — but we define It as "our pleasure." 1'2.3.UH. CHUG-A-LUG I — MngW, A g N (Zats, who had parked theft can in on adjoining Id, poured out of the he tOtfl. Hostesses for the event dWlflg the luncheon hour wee were Halley kurllnai, war Scott, Miriam Wright and Valerie Weld. Mary Ann will become the bride of Thomas Debury on July 21, at Holy Cross Episcopal church. the who Very Au will d DEAR ABBY- When my Hall in St raw. Minis i with sflat.uudimbsag, it could husband died sit month, ago, a Even tough I watt ten'ntIIy be painful I. sit Ioo img es a very nlcelooking man attended to finish Pugh school and go to Ire,,, asset F I the funeral lie sad he had been college, I don't have any Pugh l*:AH ABBY I am a 1 A very good metal of my sctl cdits. searold widow with three / husband's. I er saw the man I tape thete will be room in children The oldest is a l4 1.. before, but he couldn 't have your column to print this seat-old girl There is a man I been rilcei' to me. lie kepi message to teenager, know who " sought are l was arraljy calling on me to on their way to having the same go, l rucv it' divorced and has cuinpan y in my soro rw, and I uiaesns s am raw ruwn children lie seemed to sum malted him over for Sunday I me a lot of money. too . facing. like me and the children I mral.s and so on I will leave ut Please print this as a warning ir any of you teenagers Want last week he altered me a lot of details became they are to oilier suspecting widows I to make something of your money to let my 14-year-old rather per sona l, but here is HOUSTON REAIW.K lives, please day in school and i.. ht,r to to bed with im I r what l want to get across DRAR NEADER make theimrofg(,oi to tdtomPe.aicrai,Itold a It turned out that this man P'er,varsed Is f.resrmed. ectI is much easier ng than policeman about it. a nd he said had never known my husband ' Thanks for writIng. sitting behind lucked there is not hi ng anyo ne can do lie makes a pr actice of reading DEAR ABBY: lam, IS'yrar- watching the red of the world the jnju'ss man comnuta some the newspapers to find out old girl who has been in tr ouble li ve and learn, and wishing you kind of slime w here funerals at. ho w old the ever since I can 'remember. In could. 5bfr I ant terrified that he deceased was w here he lIved, the last two years I have been VINISHEI)A116 might catch my daughter thenuinherofcfltkk en,uujrne of kicked out of seven achoo s My DEAR IS Y.ur letter heart 'triewhere and rape her the lodges he belonged to, etc trouble started when l began tu aaimpia$mesaage lot spilber, Maybe non irU her Then he calls on the wido w to skip school, make up lies, tic I lefts, Bet oil aba.a d. ), I know lies a sok man or tie get acquainted, saying he had lost my temper and tot a b.p m for c'sliegr. II yes really I have asked nit been a good friend of her teacher and had to face an wail I. go. yew egs get those stliuething like that What husband's. assault charge lad month credits by working bard, and Ill hadn't accidentally found My parents have disowned with delermiasti.. y.s caa ala. t po-T ri low s out that he did this to other me, and I will probably spend week yw way tkesgk rollep. widow s, I might have gotten the remainder of my teen years , In the good ole summertime, there's nothing .bedy I "hushed" edna be but nothing more refreshIng even more seriously involved thai wa,$ in Institutions and group homes qWb trylag, than a tall, ic thirst quencher. tnd three on a straw i fun for Siiii'.a Iflanceti, maid this am ewmm,ta a aime. than I did And it would have Right now Cm in Booth Brown DEAR thillY I agree with do@ * , (front left' anc hathaway, 6, and I)ianehlathawa, all of Sunlanil Istates. y where a lewa 'he ahince y es list. bet I advise yes I. woman said her husband immediately alert your cLef of kept all his money in tPis' police. skersif or r..u*y &I. refrigerator l's rat a very ,lt*ld l ar litl Iil them ksew almS I . bat where she is a Idreder. 'Couldn't Have Been Nicer in.* A bridal luncheon was the second pr.-nuptial patty honoring Mary Beth Williams, July 27 NId,. elect of Pattlet Donaldson. Hostesses were the honoree's cousins, the five daughters ofMr. and Mrs. Robert Williams. Mrs. Jay Dolton, Mrs. John Caraway. Mrs. Michael Morgan, Mrs James Riser and Miss Deborah Willl-ns, at the William hams on Part Avow. The lwms'ceoksd mine catered shrimp salad, chicken and rice, baked been and tertsy, broccoli casserole, 11usd ulad, congealed aslad sad IWafl it cake. The bi. OR to the bridesled was a place SAW of her r.gists'sd QIISI. The mod interesting Attending were en slop did oat bear a mothers, Mrs. Ted dw address. But A was Williams and Mrs. Rabin obvious the anonymous LDoMkhefl. Rod Ma155. wfllerhadaprddtoair Allen Edmoeds, James with the government. Vrsacls glelew, Joe P'Iaming ths neatly hand. wrd$en, address were 1$ Palmer. Lam DenoHem R.T. Williams sad J.W. on cast p.age stw'ps Beown. I hen the contents Mac, Mmes. C.R.would contain several (hellos, Bill Ir$ss Jib. goodies — and I was D. CuBan. Hugh Carlos. Jack Barney, llesrgs I would crack op t'.ay-- Mildred Ip seer the -rseesp writtin and Jim tlnwUiegsr. a IM 11M and back d a Mss the Mhess (tlls peg,, ll ass. me cb.'e Menlo, ether rsdswsd seine 01 Kano Miasi, IbiDa herWinMIM5 01 theiR, J.hu.. and BkWw 1 11 ugIM Ildlooly. OMPUL s of the advice the weller an asooft he. WIIØat, lively lady) Mary An (hint, ____ of vidw ad Rich Driver, was the peb.dgustofheMI* I aisrlartse shower at the Bead 01 Doacs Lila, SI.utal', July S. 1C7$—)( it has style." "Mid it's a gerHw,'s don. It makes them leak like peacocks real j clamy," she — Mrs. Weld ad V. bepee disce , aclgls.snethan a cram and some pert of it will stay alive. "The tin" thing about everybody realizes how much fm touch dancing 15 she sa id. _____ it is only natural yiig tiSdinfi and sister" are so fascinated with this "new" dance. To mere than it few 4*9 not new he it Is new to the - — youngsr generation. Rhode Island the temperature devouring it," added Evelyn. be having steak dinners from Stol p.m The public Is Invited ban only been in tht GOL Everyone agreed thay hate to After dinner, Post Com- and donations are $320 per leave Florida bid will be glad to nwider But Carson led a person. be where it's cool again. I wonder if there Is anyone left in Rhode Island? As soon as their guests leave, Flairence WW "A pacuill for theIr move back to Rhode Island. We're sure going to miss our first baseman. Ida wits, and Mow Iwo am. so and Scott. Good W& George, Janice, Tony and Brest Damewood spent the July 4th weeke nd with George's nit, Thelma Demewood, In During their stay, they visited Ft. Lauderdale and toured the Idory Omni øü he ___ U. cod o ' — irsrr — ,"- •" "' who In And Around Winter Springs Youth Police Welcomes Youngsters As Members The Winter Springs Youth Police under the direction of Officer Mickey Davis will conduct a Isle registration on July 12 from 9 am till noon. The event will be held at the Highlands Club house, Shepherd Road. Any child or adult who has an unreinstered take can correct that oversight at that time. In addition, the Youth Police will have on hand applications f or sot,ulsters. a'es 13.17. who are interested in becoming a nirrnt*'r of this mod worthy group. Officer Davis will be glad to answe any r4iuns about the ru'garuzatli and assist you in any way. ' Would you believe I let the whole month of June go by and didn't niention one birthday' Belatedly, but sincerely, bir thday congratulations go to the following' To my older brother I)omy O'Neil, who celebrated his birthday on June 25. to toy youngest brother Steven O'Neil, who celebrated his birthday on June 9, and to my niece linda Rafferty, who was sweet six. ten on June IS. Recently VFW Winter Springs Commander Elbert Ramsey had an Award, Ceremony to honor those members of the post and auxiliary, as well as friends of the organization, who did that little tat extra to make this past year the most outstanding one in the shod history of the post. Plaques went to Mayor Troy' h'iland for his outstanding cooperation with the Post and Auxiliary. Esther and Bob Auxiliary to VFW Pod 5402 wIll (Wfi,'i-i's (luti Present to shari' hold a two day cake sale onJul) this occaston were the parents 74. at the Super Value store on of the bride, lions smi John State Road 436, Altamonte 1uttilin.;n, and rns.tht'i' of the Springs. groom Mrs Kathleen Nicoles.si Hours for July 7 will be froon Other guests and family 9.12 am and 2.7.30 pm. July 8 members Ins ludeil Jan the sale will be held from 9afit Nicoim'ssi Fdgrwuod. Md Mrs ,rn•,l_ Jacobs recieved a plaque for their hospital work on behalf of the post and auxiliary, Other plaques went to quartermaster Hill Mayo and Elmer Greene for jobs well done in their respective fields, finance and photography. l'iaqei were presented to the Longwood Police Deportment .. .. - . i John and I recently had the pleasure 01 attending the wring of two dear friends, Beth Th omas, and Jim Nicolessi. The candlelight ceremony look pla at the chapel of the Orlando Naval and Ernie hleflee, manager at the Loiigwood lilY, for their asititance to the organization Training Center Robert Dysert received a The bride wore a flowing i'll plaque for his overall white gown with a large ruffle assistance to the pad. covering the top of the bodice Certificates of appret-iatim She wore baby s breath and went to Catherine hiessent, colored daisys around her neck, Jack &hrall, Walt Pearson, in her hair and carried a Ikit) Corcvran, Bob Jacobs, bouquet of the same Esther Jacobs, 141lle Dotter. Maid of honor Eileen Ioririo Kay Hay lot, Grace Mattoon, wore a pale violet gown, arid Marge Marston. Jack Hudson. bridesmaid Kathy Jones wore a Vickie and Time Bowles, white gown trimmed in violet Laverne Wells, and Mary hioth carried bouquets mat. Itowell. ctiing the brides Auxiliary hospital Chairman lust moan was brother of the Ester Jacobs presented cer groom Joe Nicolessi, and tificates of merit to Bob and Thomas Jones served as usher Frieda Dysert, Catherine A reception hollowed at the lksaent, Kay Ua)'Ior, Mickey SANFOID PLAZA and Ed Herman, Ed Ramsey, Elaine Mears, and [k* Sctiraff For a limited time only I for their help. And I was honored with a plaque for outstanding journalism efforts since the in. ception of the post and auxiliary. Springs ALTAMONTE MALL Sale! Ladies II only happens ' twice a year save on ladles' fashion jewt miniaiws wovEn WOODS '. BEDSPREADS " 5y' uncomm 25% !'to 50%off 303322431$ uLeb worse as . ' 00 True (ipets at DEEP CLEANING The : I OVER is yes EIPEPIENCI We're Cleaning Up - from Daytona toDisney OCICAN KITCHEN CABINETSS OVENS, REFRIGERATORS INSIDE I OUT STIIP or WAX F LOCIOS SHOWlI, TILE £ TUS FOR iNtl ESTIMATES *WINDOWS I SCILINS ca ll SA00000 :S4A'O'i,T.' ORLANDO 12? is?? CARPEY 141115 ANS. SINViCE lu,a m. a. of he .ALL in It* WA Y GUARANTEED If it's not clean, It's not Crickett's 3 2% t o 38% of f vinyl suede-look luggage. Super sa,na on sued.'k,,ol sotts,cJ,, IU99e9e of h.ay iluag. e.parscJ,d vinyl Durable Construction leaiu,i Steel frame hea,y duly welting no-snag brass z'pp.' (leautilulty ityld n neutral tones C.acm.ntbag Ong $400sii$27 29 puil'nan Or'g $S5$Us$3$ :r' pullman 01.9 $49$ale3I,$O 74 pullman Ong $17 Sate 2$ N 77 cavryon Ot.g $35$86eflin lot. 01.9 $22$siell,$O A tw1hant tow ton of basuilut aer'i wooky • ' noa,.d,..d'i.na p.'danis n.CkIa., b'mai.is •t,,n.ji sic sp,ns it'd much mu(l, mote' pt ' They she visited Hashesi truthfully say, "Sorry, but all my assets are frozen" t'l)VlI)ESTl,4t. TI) J VG INSIJNCI TV, AHIZ "CAVI P'tflhi.ISE" He wb. 1)1.4* JIG It it's set a rs.asI Iseise etberi destreys pad ideal. keep Iao each reid the heulge a,,, hi mast rash., hand. II'9 a pass hi mself. I.e esery mas is keep asia assets ft..,.. And Site to he be'glses regular retail prices ofa select group of fashionable ladles' wslry 001111111 au oicowsss sav Paw Music'.' lien Williams was surprised at the otdt'unw it really sounds goisi zalle " --'- Well, he didn't do that." WiUiains said Lialiard stied and won the case in cowl, but Checker, got the hit Williams explained he coptuduced and arranged Fever " for lattie Willie John. which was also picked up and sting by another singer "Things Ills' that happen, but pi'uple neare know Hut the)'re Important to moe," tie says with a tinge of melancholy So Williams 'Peat, with authority w hen he says of the orient nostalgia of the 1.4%• They've mnlmit'ks',l the tiriie"i and niade then Ios* funny It watts I funny he says "A lit of the things you we on TV.. well, a k4 of those things Min happen.' And the manner of dress as portrayed concerns hurt The groups in those slays dr essed They always looked presentable all wore stats But when you see' it on l's'. notswty't dressed All you we are )Scketl and b.'sts, and th.at't not true The liselier the nitiwli was, the better the group dressed." he said There's still another interest in Williani'ii life isflus4i4og After a tint in the ieivlte. Williincs sty leil hair for a while, but hound the patrons itifficitit to please. and he stags found it difficult to surpeess the urge to say, Here's the cvmnb,do it the way you'd like it." He gave up the work, but still enjoys working a$.b hast.. Williams' lad recording made on "kind of a dare from friends," he says. It was a country mew albwtu. (.*is Williams and the Midnight (clutmys tinastry was Sensational Winter , ..... .. nuwrlafl ir z i Proceeds from this fund Mary I'nwo. Tamps. Kathy raising event will be to benefit King. l'ayr l,ardieri, and the bowling team sponsored by Irrna (iiihrrl. Orlando, and the auxiliary Mr and Mr's Al Rosen u('.elinwed Froni l('i bars, there has gal to he a change in the arrangement idea to keep too much cold cash this suck and p.Ieatuaily And what on hand However, I think you dasgrress soas hi' has should hair told her husband 4 Alert you daughter, that she should keep his nwne let me bear (rum yes in the limit, so if anybody hit agaum Thus s.tuah.s should not toni up for a loan, he could he Beach. "The beech Is aimed TVIOS4 from Ill the 'r to 10 held a uswall," said (lesrge. — lta_ =row hethe close and wisl ghve $ neat tad ,qe,t of his ez• P1 A K I with dWO doncift the Comm _ Abed Mr. Weld saM, "He cams in Was, led be coddles, .sTed he. He jed asia he a beck for it." DltfllKH VEW Pint W and Lwhs Auatlluy held a July 4th hocee. Over a obb ad cinMie. mended the er. After ca_a_mg sew $ Peat Said. Ma of heed bees, and U teed a aw's of core, the 11 11 a cadsfloch bed satuiteded, r°—s iioiMkmsd..t homt PHIUPS D.cogDen ZaIeIaadFfleeds make wishes cons level IN IUUNISS SINCI INI 31iW1$T i*$T. SANFORD The I)iamund Store P'.IS S5b4 a, .SIP,5'.i Is,95455 5•_.4 5544 a pod tS•'#W I '• u.S 'u. SW w u. I IPI*adanijdP'Qpen daily lQam lo9 CM. 'Open Sunday 1230530Pin slid Fn 930am to83Opm., I PU Dining the festivities, Post - �4C— Evening Herald, SiWod, Fl. Swdsy, July s, ins BLONDIE ( Ofu U ),6IELR1II CARE fl SAu.EI rr••w.j. JJI_.( l'dO MOS5'Eu ' OUT' \__4_ /.___ ( - HOROSCOPE c jDoeri'sE (7 wir" •r.Ow ',u OuT / 47 Slogan 40 Poetic toot 5 Gush forth 5. Clung R7BF.IINICEBF.DEtJSOL For Sunday,JuIy prove to YOUR BIRTHDAY -__._ • • I be enjoyable. arrangements. by Mort Walker I APPEN ( wa. UXI THIS CMEE5E/ - 17 CAPRICORIN IDec. 224an. 19) Reason. dciii rationalize today. Your analytical capabilities along logical lines far exceed your esthetic in- (.f_) C.5) 178 by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER 7 TW'iCIAL ",' AIs,,IAIr by Rnb Montana . ACHE, f mtv WrTHIGDA'. V jIqAR5 Ic &OffTAT ~ TAXES IyINT F r.,MYP o,' ,I H(tp1l4 GOVtPfet)LIiT GOVI A3 My'*) ci. SO E THE fire TO DMAII. "C&WrY TAX IP __••' 13 is - - - - S - ' p ' E E K £ MEEK WHAT M .b bA f't - DOG TW LP 1HIS IS CAVT DO 4N 1'HI*JG t&)flHC(JT (J 5UCTI&)G A L.AVtJt'ER I ATT .__________ t g I - _______ forced to play second fiddle. Steer IearfivoIvernents you don't personally control. 1.1811* (Sept 23 (kt Th Turn about is fair play. Today , if ) cou find yourself in need of a Is >ou r ec entl, helped, put )our Is)de aside Ask. SCOHI'lf) (kI. 24-Nov. Th I'riendswithwhomyousharea philosophical kinship with will TAURUS ApnI 20-May 20 1 Don't take yourself or others too seriously today. lit the child in you emerge. Do things '71 " by At Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP 1"2v wwrip vow WANT TO'BUT LET ME TAKE IF THAT MY CMq'Rlr 3KS Y, N TI NJ I VATE.P. BERNAW! BEffIVE &I NOT GONG TO BE 5E EVERYTHING EAT l B61i7 --- ,-,'" WE - - "•.'•.'j.'" J j, I- / J - /'_"_'_ CANCER I JIUIC 21-July 221 You're a good promoter today but >ou nia> have problems getting a prospect to t he that are fun or even a bit 48 (IMlNl May 21-June 201 There will be a practical purpose at the root of all your actions today. The results will be rewarding In t he final tally. BUNNY by Stoffel SCOUF43E OF TM LEISILRE CLAW... a0 vt 6:00 1 • - - 0 THIS IS THE LIFE 11twin with his un" son" of phrasing Flamisell sing S amOnQotP*rs his hit Vupl - Love — — 51 — 56 - U - .... WIN AT BRIDGE • 10 53 # 9 . . Wuulp, rJiS; .4 9,' 4 K 4 in 9 ' goo 17 4.12 siimi • Vulnerable. Ruth Dealer, North Wi-il North Fast South Pass 1 4, " , - I:: -4T 5 4* 0 9)MARLID AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 8WITHOUT WARNING ORAL ROBERTS D K TI. VBS J ! - ANYONE - '. .' / ' to show a snitil suit ,,nt sir> lIttle sltti Ink-rest This didn't keep North, with two IHel and a singleton. from hllackwooihng his way to SiP , ,., The 2J I) NBC MOVIE Hindenburg— $1975) 4)0 CBS MOVIE "the French Connection* 119711 0LOVE BOAT "Family Aftnion" Bob Cr&no. Doti Brenner. 'Too Hot To Hand John Rub.nst ain, Satiny Bates. A Color d ho re' der wints if of- '- pass ssiti a 'C.nd.,.tIa Story M! Don DeFore Acisomary DoPiCamp ID OPERA THEATER The Santa Fo Opera If 1976 season is featured including its pro- EVENING %1`1111%1-41,111 111 sit 101111%) 41.%% 4 0 REX HUMBARO 0KIDSWORLD A) WACKO tb Meet T he invisible Man (B/WI (195 11 Nancy Guild W4' Nam Frawley The mvss.bleman ha the scatterbrained duo as detectives II I/2Hrp) ZOOM (11) *00 (4)SPACE ACADEMY • BEHOLD WONDROUS THINGS Joy Is My Wutn.ss In a 13 rebroadcast, go" singaw Solahalis Jackson par. forms at Bethel Tomple Church in New York City 10-30 Marked For (2 MOVIE . IOU BRYON (4) GHOST WATERS money Ii iIIit'tiTIi ' thil, t-spf -ils Wool- Ash thp MOVIE CIII A Peter .6 r Sommer 0MOVIE Only One Oak Left Botclore Tomirtrovor ICI j1971) Pelw Duel Cl-rlon Grown A poll of mirroornationAl #ONSWSSWS try to f0gA,n A W ANIMALS It WILD KINGDOM can dictator (21H,si The Denny Gcocia *hill I,% to ov a man ~he he'Ps Clear his twonc butilmg 700 1 12 WORLD Of DISNEY The how Aro The Boom 0 MOVIE man Story CI $19551 SI.'. 2 of 21 let) lairzionat) s hfo from childhood Sallow vpo,'wis on the Arab liuu '1.10 Great Britain Dan Per l"O'b'dij.0 queshons *oil be An$polperetf If a(ciuriponle' l I ti, rnvrA,[x-s frit. rr4)sf so lh,i rolum" ao,? vok it 'ere've -vw% of 4C(Uli 11,00iW My 1 HE 1.4 J F I McIpprurovil confront 0604 cothw lelifor 29 vows of ficillie silence R1 0 ABC MOVIE O.,W.g LA . Andr Rod 119701 HudSon An IIS9IIUI nlIC p star &uo 5 lila a World Wail Fui. to SIArchu br a tn.tssng 1 I Hardy arid 10110* a till *Pu.cfsl,adstluen,. to Dracula. Castle in Trars,,tars.a IPa'l of 21 BOEM MADE IN OCR. 2.3) MOVIE Redhead MANY MSV Duisburg v% Heor GionnFood RhoproodaFlorning A government spir loons a pair of Scouthoorn iympatlueerl plan fhA BSCBWIlM ruing to d*1.v11 a message Ia ConI,derat. rreguli,s II 1 2 600 2: 11 PROJECT U F 0 S.gring IOC) Tip Prpms.nI 3.00 It REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK Inc.dow A black polocaman iflorgi PWF)I boccom" subject lo orldicular aflaor clowning he JulloArd String Quallof omw go of Own of) solon r I A" I R I Quarlet n C Minor aid Quartet ,n I Ua1or ()uslPsI)s,np Raspurnoi,shy 3-30 - tact.ons as Nect.On$ di*. "a' IPIIISOI 131 1~ 700 on HEY I KID 1viai1 er 725 211 NEWS Q0000MOWNG FLORIDA sialod to be bdW by an unlin voted guivit WFACIS OF COMMUNISM a stumi STREET OFIN ' 3O AM nor id and its success of I&C p, of -1 on flat, are otworloroopid 1030 EY fwl NESS UAaAZWE 1100 $ 23 '.,11 NEWS Q0000MORMINGFLORIOA ,. a 830 CA 4D zoom CA 3 DONAHUE 4 DW"Mf $.AYMAQAZINE Jed hesser or 0*0 Di@MOW 1 MAJOR CREDIT CARDS a MOVIE W ftrtG4449l4 JACK PROSSIP ___ *tore'101vice is a MS"W 44111,11,1011110 4 DONAHUE TIC TAC DOUGH MISTER ROGERS MADAME KATHERINE PALMIST (4) UP2fAt A kag.,s thores years of the 5,rsito I, drematuzed HI v o CIS nu. last s callow" 10 30 HOLL Y WOOD PAST 'ISTU$I 411I,p - 411 (ARD. CRYSTAL SAIL READINGS 831-4405 RI PRIVACY OF MY NOIIIIIN Hoursia in Spin Mon Sat I? 57? Miles Sosifflul Sa*1d Nut 10 NetIed VILLA ALEORE krone Popelpas 0060" fohmivu PEISINT 10*1*000 NAPPYDAYS(R) the - 14 0I0I a'I, . WIRE OOtIOt,AS ELECTRIC COMPANY 1100 1 It HIGH ROlL IRS I OIID Saimetand 111 1441 11 CARD SHARKS .2 12 SQuARES ] WA 1 SMO FOR THE LOWEST RATES 106 FLORIDA DAILY WEEKLY-MONTHLY onspilronce 1111014comeop"he Nor Sweatily 900 1025 1' NBC LATE RON? MOVIE Ti. ($ And Assasp.ruatuon Of ' e ' 3 12 TODAY 00000 MORNING AMIRI . n.,o '' $ i SANP ID P1*1* •SESAME STREET am] vs" topploconve confusod bV Bata I stale of nlrst*il IenI.On SHOW DOORS goo Cownwouinosm, on one rnidwri HAG S ONLY 35' WITH COUPON FROM PLAZA TWIN RUNNING IN EACH MONDAY'S EVENING .2 1 TODAY (4O CAPTAIN KANGAROO Mac atlmd as' 0111(115 renus.on at S ?IS(Wt uflI*Ate that •sarposs. , SUMMIR4UNTIMI STeel Tuesday 730 0 SWITCH OVER EASY 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE A'0 C98 NEWS CA 1000 4 AQRONSKY AND COMPA- 330 P4W1 200 a 000 MORNING AMERI- I ( Ø STAR TREK I GUNSMOKE MISTER ROGERS It 00 reading special voith looks ad 1110 5 WON A Vcpn.a Iasmip begins I 1 1 5 ----- .............. EF YW'RE RETIRED, THIS COUPON ENTITLES YW TO THE nE%ST YEARS OF YWR LIK,JQ6 vi is" to an a Giand Jury quosloons to ars worpooned pwformAN via is emplooled BAPTIST a 0 FIRST CHURCH a ONCII UPON A CLAIM 'Rotmon Hood— Robin heirts the fortancially troubled Se Richard of the I". who returns that gI The strategic move is to tell it in the Nereid Business Review CALL 322-2611 01% Evenine lokvald 11:30 AIR (AND A LOT(F WE GIFTS. IDQ I I U W a ' S If Vuil• 0' n'tinsl, or . MIft'fTI*flt agu' >1 ill t' - Logoil hill Iigl' fl'tir"i,.-nt gull.- (rlI I)t kt-lIfu -t h Irg s en CII (,u 1iI E4111 I, oil ill 111IM44. Ito-I 11-1.11III-Ilt atjtritt-htrig ' gill Village, off 1*4-11tral s ' ont' might can $ bil 111g. -- Bring this I'IIUI.III with you 1111111 It's Yo 111-11 II' our ie's'taI I{tflhIlint Fr \ ., 0 ' I 'Ii ' I I I nt'i'au'luI flit-aid kit S Ilurtng yutr gilith-Il tIltIE luf till' AV' - • • - -' -: TUMBLEWEEDS by , T. K. Ryan t7 WHASH PI,.AYIN 1'7 'ThIS IS'TH tJAIL.,ANP I AJN'T 1".1' J 1'tPAYMAM? 1Y-LMS Th6$*4I? wgj pjjj -tiP. f. . H. GIMYA1ICKET t \ \q . ' - fir 1 CL~>ø -' ll WIM. NOV ASK \U lb URY ME. - $0, WI4AI 1 NANCY ad KATHY ) ? . walt,Is, yls-- 1111161111111101111 VISH DINNER ' ONLY S ufl( vchl WOWI SUNDAY ONLY ' a sI y. s Tftrh VON o s 5 lpItIu,tsu 111,11 (p ilttt t9mmis F" S dCen(ralFlonda I ' ___________ " ... John Ici1x Vi11ag u . F'I.sntIi king jlI'INIf tIut rttIIeltlu-fll 4._un Ie'u'tIj.l;ifIII- ;tntIl'\t')ting' 11.111' the. tintI'nItIlhirI(tl'sdIl nurnV rt'rt'ationiIaiuj -a'rs'it-u' tk'tIltti'y., - ''• ( 1 ADAM, II 130 I DAYS OF OUR LIVES 4 0 A THE WORLD 00000 WORERNO AMIRICA •LII JAB. YOGA AND TOt) appows to be a dutiful wife the count) is dovilded into picaillical F TROOP THE AND 6.4s 4OtAFNEWS A AL HI . Nt)04400 p.101 •MASTERPIECE THEATRE Poida'S George I. unsue 1 VIIIIIIV5. 4 PIll (hid MI *145 no longs to, Dips, but 1 '. 0 THE YOUNG RES TLESS a SUMMA SEMESTER It 12 TODAY 5 ....................... WAGONER (41 KUTANIA German eppy is assigned to coall secret% from an Asked 1 0 RHOOA Ida asmangus a bI.nd elite ls Iltuouja ,tPi a sit 212 FOR RICHER. FOR POORER $30 C21 430 BUN CH NES MIKE DOUGLAS 0 Th4PATRI00t FAMILY 100 Ii SLCOUNTRVFISHING (4QAtL itIE FAMILY Archie and P.4 b'01P4, (R-Chard THE LUCy SNOW BATMAN StUNt STREET 0 RYAN SHOP! t .10 - (4) CBS "M j NO? NON' -, Potf*ct s $ltWN*t Wallace opownwifirs an uNalod con game .i11cI5. Isom Sall LIIaCity IILOVFLUCY Q MY THREE SONS 1230 2 12 tsE GONG SHOW 4 0 SEARCH FOR TOWOR. 600 REARNEL (4( Trish Van Oftepro 1.1 Cookoombo to prevent them from lesfitying at Ns trial atilt plot" ccMl Cokm. Me A t 2 LEAVE IT TO N.AVIR 4(U. 12 ,,. CL Us NBC MOVIE Rut.., loopi at nasal hospitlip p tue m.hIar1 practICing SIC ond (lisp med.cine and MA• i NANCY DREW The hlaidy Boys And P4lflCy Dii* U..t DIlCUtI YOUNG AND THE 12 Lrv4O wo 5:53 too to Camn..g.. Hall (2 12 H,s I The 17 GUNS WOKE Witness A latmip is held hot tag. by the ,liatives of a SiI•I ELECTRIC COMPANY 4100 1200 10012mm $eud.nQ PA'PI'It 1R Do Maio 4 330 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (1111) MORNING 1:30 4 0 12 NEWS . AFTERNOON apre 004 OUR OWN Solaria -nO 00 inurOpi cPatg.s Past Alion, Donn& Reed A boogfa. I Slooloots cavil aflord Itwoo oaoIr"S4`S And ""I tire One of lhown on 0 30 MINUTES 0 WILD. WILD WORLD Of .d.cat.I a aseips or murderS 17 I4.$) light for control of tIu. *.stsrn fronloor (I Hr 1 (C MISTER MAGOO LOOK UP AND LIVE The Chourch And the Grand Jury'A cowl cia" involloorwig church Procession Of - 600 3 4 , ØQ 12 NEWS 630 3 FLORIDA'S WATCHING '4. CBS NEWS 2:00 3 THATNASHVILLEUUSIC No Allow, D p BW-.h.4 from asoo postow"hod 930 I SJE3AME STREET JR) still alwass open live of distribution, vulni'rabold or what our high ' I ' i"' Gvwst John Feler consultant in doonwillsoc: and wolernalwonal Front, Joe anod Natiocy go 10 • &OoTuw6 HE SUuLN6 • ____________ " 12 ROOKIES Reign of TI'i?(14 1*0 yOunQ crooks iOt) 1 ticket 8 b1ama'1man Cut) and oprolotnalocinall athletes compote us balanc. beam vokiort. unovon bar and 1100, re biR PI 130 .2 FLORIDA OUTDOORS U DISCUSSION 76 0WALL STREET WEEK The troubles A,. Ccm'isg U MOVIE 'Abbott And Cook- 0 - ' 530 0COMEDY SPECIAL FA14 10,141 , REVIEW (R) 1100 j-" FALL Oil 5.00 FIRING LINE 115. Slinking Guest D,n.l IllAlly U HARDY BOYS T CANT LET CABINET'' ,far old St ar Of India (RI JACQUf S COUSTEAU BL A CK 0 AMERICA'S FORUM 0 WASHINGTON WEEK N Women, lntercoll.gat. invitational Gfmna,tIC$ OI',iTsp.0 Yio,Id BLACK Citif 5ft rL U UNDERSEA WORLD Of • GYMNASTICS by Stan Lee and John Romits I MSE' HE'S STILL cTAN' I V THE RACERS UAI.$ The 0*1 Ha 1.nd11s liplOril the *011(1 of the _l (15) (3j OUTLOOK WITH JOY (4) TONY IROWW$JOURNAL a CAMERA THREE A P90 At Buille"A" The history of SPIDER-MAN S. sailiong of the old"t won humped merchant shop afloat the 114. 0 ANIMALS ANIMALS AW previously been successful. Untested Johnny-conwlietelles FRANK AND ERNEST 1:00 Olivia *tun she earns 15.1005 the children to the racetrack (15) GEMINI iMay 21-June 20) Atertal success is likely today Ith persons willie whom you've r 9:00 Island South Caroli na Wom#n S•flç.5 OSTAROFHIOhA I,onL ('(I TP S.0 The P.4tO(0 Tel torSion lfId till flpIgoup America Guests George Gallup j AI,nll R FLORIDA REPORT r4) a BABY. rm BACK Roy finds himself on bog trouble with 6:30 convivial mood today. be very selective In choosing com- it a 9:30 (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUSt' LEE most fun. 0 (22 TV MASS Gallup S., ppyp niuch in high cards but letdid have an almost Sure 14 or more high caril Iwillits We "Not). it .111 toppop'llent (4WFL-i the' biddilig. but It 'At' Ily Ifoskiald.lairoh) of 21 (R) (4)a We NEWHART Bob is held hostage in his orifice by a friendly bank robber JR) OFREE COUNTRY C-lijon- 6:30 &I Cta%v< Flom Sea Pines ng.4et C UC harmon.0 in A PfOfi ° own corps 1151 A112 wiomyww lead. - USHOWU'fP€O°tE 2RFXPIUMBARD •bESAAIE STREET (R) 0 FAITH FOR TODAY U ' 1s1. F "u '"1 430 TENNIS World lfl,rtilt.Ofl- (Nw pair found a raUa'r easy way to get lIter.' South uk-tided to opt-Il wittia fort-' Ing two-tail 1k' ditfn I )otsI to 1 12 THE DOCTORS 1,J 0 OL40NO LIGHT 1 12 ANOTHER WORLD down () rrach if .11ituth ollens mlith a ( tics Tournament 62nd rourwroppong S:aP fr omSan "Land that was Benny Goodman is guest ' 1 BIONIC WOMAN (3Forrobols 1Z In Las Vas T he son 01 a deranged icwntust reactivates Psi father S. army 0$ emil, robots in order II) lIeu an energy vS *.apon iPart I Copland Conducts Copland game in his own hand When North gas.' it posilive rt'sponst' of flirt's' tk'art.% • •2 POPTSWORLD S "° Ito,,. mAyo Jp4n. Men S con : trains rvuctwd ttt' l.iin bad %c*ores berause % vort, few, 7 4A 8:00 PQMWI.Qhl b(P4?P ship Joseph Weiner feats he *11 be denied AmerICan cit.• ionsh,p and dep(xt*d 0GREAT PERFORMANCES _________________ NORTH 0CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP (1) OF WOMEN AND MEN TietT TAURUS 1Apr11 20-May 201 1TSCTIC$! I'vets though you'll be in a I.- OVEWPOINT OIlS NUIMI. TION (ii' VOICE OF VICTORY 8:00 64 — 63 "e for Sehat the), are. lu.%Iif) %uth bill.% after liartYou're aware of their short- fl,'r has passed on lb.' theory Owl a shim IN unlikely comings. bid they'll never know W (4) SUNDAY MORNING 0THE LIVING WORD 7:4S (1) CANDID CAMERA MUPPETS Guest - Man~ pla)er% liter to It I Feb. 20-March 201 A , preempt with ri-ally guisi principal reason you'll be very hanili. 11*'> drunI do it fit SPONGE 1) 730 TIME TO SHARE (A)THE 56 __ 62 CAPRICORN I Dec . 22-Jan. WHEN I NEED THI 12 AGRICULTURE USA. JERRY FALWELL 7.30 52 153 54 57 soinewhat unusual In that you'll Itfour spaides in a rrt*vnt reARIES i.March 21-April 191 gional all pla)ed the harml lie helped by Nome friends, Expend your efforts today on therror aloof rorceivird bot-low projects of major consequence. Average %cort,% since six You can score big in important (Irclarer could lose was (me T14C FOREST rLDWIS Attu- but YOU're Just 5040 with diatmovil trit k ' 7:00 tar RICPWd wona round ICJ (196!1 John ploplappinwo Kali (1~ Dohbo Rolonig Howard Davis vol loolortmAn Gowns " Larry StanJoin its Johnny COQ.l., lI,0 tv.. .s 20S3 (2 I 0 THE LAW AND YOU 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS I 0 CODE BLUE 0 DIRECTIONIS 6:30 1 CHURCH SERVICE IARERHOURS , " Southwn Goorman) Begeloutpro 12 Hes) SPORTS 4 aces 123O .2 WEE? THE PRESS 3 COMPANY (4) SUNDAY WMIOCIL FORIUM Buchanan ' Willis Alan Ramsey Guitar virtuoso Buchanan combines many - SOIItPP TPC• I?Wf S..tz., 1200 4'MOVTE Cdpp Beneath The So& ici 09, 01 Robert poli Stuart Whitman A p.or,-w umdemalpt, cadont, ID And * o4doo lavorites Irving BWhn Jeforne Kern Coit Por. •AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Roy 1) - The mt,o I Davi s. Paul W illiams 80 i Rocky 1 Conlu John Linnon. Paul UcCactn.y. Hen Sedala — — — 60 through. iSept. £ H&mdah 0 LAWRENCE WELK Top lights COmS.rs P. Mac 26 29 30 41 45 so 49 SAGITIARIUS ( Nov. 23'Dec. 21) l)on I be discouraged today capricious measures L 4 MOANING Tomorrow - SIASPAPIP flOIPPrn5I £555 ticipated negatively. A valuable but he may try to negotiate so lession can be learned per- as to lead you to believe this is untrueL Don't undersell your. tairung to silver linings. LIBRA 0 NEE HAW Guest s P ll BudOy Alan - AQUARIUS IJan 20-Feb. 191 LEO Jut) 23-Aug. pleasant surprises are in store Your talents and expertise are today in situations you an- .4 great value to another today, fulfilled. but not through L MEANT FOR BETTER TV41NI33:.. So"CIFI.-O 21 _________ - - have the least to offer. inure of what lies ahead for ",)o I 1 - 42 pleasurable outlets will be assess your goals with extreme 9 BUGS - 4 0LOVE OF In 0 FAMILY FfUID COndoomined to $0 for tooroov years bovockre reapic" hcwr4 •QII traced through owned tafoos in rpoicovtow . hindered by others. The VIWRIIIRTIII)AV boosters' efforts will far outJuly Is. Iris This coming )ear should tie weigh those of the detractors. optunistic today, but also be a realist. Your desires can be ,Iu - . — - 21 - 21 ' n) s. IC - 20 40 N.Y. 1001t lie sure to specify lending will fracture It. buth sign. - — 19 11 _____________________________________________ 36 every "I'*. AjI o'4'S p.'' letter by niallinu 1St uVer,00ui annoying 20 cents for each and a lung, trivialities in an unprotant self-addressed, stamped en relationship today. Keeping selope to Adro4raph, I'D things pe rspe ct ive, in Hex 469, Radio ('it) Station, strengthen the alfianre; fa ult- LI Ill - IS _______________ someone frivolous. )ou Send for )our ropy of 1 ____ I - - dutted line. Take care your seed it you nuke a few mistakes. In ad inline) doesn 't exceed the , potential pr ofit. Like to find out and wssdcmare required. You U ' "•''•••"•'V' I Howie Schneider 14 22 care. Targets that at first ap. -t - 16 of the tAlter periods .ve SCORPIO I Oct. hall in quite Sollie tIJIIeL New Luck attends you today if you -/1 O alrair le/Wi 11962) Pager Brush Arbor — 12 ?UOVIEBUI . — — — 24 25 26 1 _~q , A t X rIN (i " — 1. NEWS 141 a" BUNNY -- Your accwnmuL.tie instincts ARIES I Marc psi are sharply honed. first apThings that might %'lRt4) I Aug. 23-Sept. fl) pear irrelevant or Insigntftcant You won't be comfortable in should not be taken for granted situations today w here you are today. Cross every "t" and dot : .' P 111-TIVC4, Jb0) l *$ii 42 I 9 Poud$ thi,t,cil 0NEWS 7:00 ~1, THE 00000 SHOW ' 37 Street Arabs 11:00 0 NEWS 630 NEWS (4 0 CBS NEWS 52 C 3 r,.., r,b1 (John Schucill about to be r!Att*d drowns l having One fast firiv as the ff-cist Iff"Allb* man -in the world IR) n.A111 d..s iPart ) Cl 1)1 U.sda.s 21 Vf$n9 29 Canadian For Monday, July 10, 1976 AN '0 I 101 ;3 Ppi of di, 26 USiQ,I'P5 49 Close r.t,. 50 -' FIOCCvRAV-- WSSFOR"PRiviLEGE OF *Oft N P0441,10 Dwight and Caroline At@ I'VoLin-10d but death and ponfull' accompany the reunion George Warleggam cancels Aunt Aalhas birthday coke. dolstaPd.mg 12 9 Dry I - 24 Throwfv (Ff I 25 %houlld lie adhered to today. as willing to work as you are. front MASTERPIECETHEATRE ,, 21 111mlut-onary 40 Phism of ~, 40 Wealfot Hunches regarding ways to add from team effort, particularly to your material resources if you're allied with one who Is favor .-•----- S"' 430' 28 Skltchtd 2 100- and the Boston Pop$ (>ctwstra aro Joined by "Gronot 300 k 0 NEWS 45 Greased 46 School IF? I 7 :" 30 Hem 31 Oscillates Is,' 0 D,lulad at FLOMRS IERS Pump 24 11,1II-cal oweem 1 FANTASY jl MOV* The Racers IC; arlioll Bon SIV: boelpeopeor o.s 1 9 clor'bovan slarld DOWN visit$ wind-surfing 10:00 pop 6 I'll 36 [at 39 Hall frw-t to Astro4;raph P.O. Box 40, peded to do a super Job if they ltadu)Ut> Station,,N Y 10019. conceal I b. He sure to specify birth sign. PISCES F e 20-March 20) l.E() 'July 23- Aug. 22) Today, your best results come _____ 1.01 fl:.. fl:..; " 1111" 4 fo,tchtr 33 Bustle 34 ACIT8I p.no •C.ft of A ,o.4rapl) litter. Mad 50 20 things for C* today. Pl'O make full cents for each and long, self- vided they addressed, stamped envelope disclosures. You can't be ex. :1 pop 0. 11111~ 63 Deposits 23 Look at tlet. Find out to slinicts. romanti AQUARIUS iJan. 3D.Feb. IS) cally You'reverygoodatmanagung suited by sending for Il •2 Andelift) I I conce"trall y ou'r e II Substamces h 20 Herald 22 specs, than several unall ones. CA NCER iJune 21-July v) Today you're likely to be a lit restless, especially if your mind occupied productively. A creative o * NING . BEETLE BAILEY TONIGHT S ' : Ijfr 61 Gro, i' Spoday, )fly 9. 11111109-11C IgH•ra d: seR$o d.FI AT • I • ,., 59 14 effort it',% This cotmag year you are Seek them (Nov. SAGITTARIUS likely to becorne involved in a probed or c'ons)deiab&e scope. Dec. 21) Be of single Lady Luck may play an un- today and the suiccess YOU portant part in seeing that hoped for will not elude you. you're included in the Select one major target rather 1••• / —1 56 A.ate of 2 °°•' 9, 1978 i i. r 0 P IA 0 0 56 Places • s , r I Hawaiian islarld ________________________________________________ '7) A'*,I , iA ACROSS by Chic Young VII 1 49 ' .1/ill) (Ip.'tt iI.,,ls 11i tiit.Lit fv*s,d H ' hi,ift'. 1i,wsS I.Jv-('urv ng • I IWi,r.iira I ('rSl,IIIlu,Iif s Sn -. am amedinged low hear. r At I! A __________________ IM PrscbAvs. SaRIv S Esi'Isssr.Iig fIll/I 1)119*15 l;IS,SI/ lii, f ••••••••••••••• •• en 1 Et! "'- ------.---- - — --. - I -' . -S'.'--- • ,,, ' L._.. _.. • �., ...- - 4C—IviHt.Sa.Fl. $1,001 CATEGORY 2,OO2 CATEGORY Lift 7/) i' —WY (7((? ( V At Pill jt!J QDDS CHART '- AS OF JUNE 23, 197$ war coos POO coos Pci 000s co. OP4 STc,I 6 STOII 12 Stoll vISITS VISIT VISITS 751 471 tO I II 917 10 I 20 956 TO $200700 9793510115419T01 7745101 100100 5079470 I 1362T01 4191T0' 70000 157 9 131 TO I I $76 to i 7" TO I 10000 371 10 I 1 536 TO I 917 736 10 I 2000 10 1 1 96 3639 IIIOI 300 6370' 11260 310T01 37T0 1 700 1101 1t0' 100 4670' 92043 7 TO I '09166 39 TO I 3, TO TOTA& lilt phi.9I1 W0.. 164 ,ly b.g played ... * IIOI Ioo+.d .. eke logo--v o 4..i Calt.. Si.'oI Ow.oIs toe. Vol... Sw...s., CP.Io$$. I.. ...d C,k.. I...o.d P1...é - I ", - DONOTNY SWIFT MANY (.HYLANO q ~, \s% FP APOPA •I.A 9 1-- 1101 Pli NINNY J. ROGNER FRAC1$ PANS PU#47A GOIQA tLA DIIANO. ILA DAYTONA SIACH. ftA SANFORD 519 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. AT 25th ST. - NO O PIlttS I? 46 85 yA Wf - - - LONGWOOD JAMES 951 STATE RD. 434 US 11.92 AT SR 434 : •• 'd-7 TAU tIA OSIAND. ft.* AL.A FLA , JUN ALEXANDER F. SRO" CILITA P. MIUINONI • July 9. 1978 d.$, A,.vtT 3. 1978 $*k•dvtod SANFORD. FLORA 111111 ________aus - ,. ' Sc !' USDA CHOICE U.S.D.A. 01*01 'A' PRISM MIXID FULL Us PO11I( LOIN FRYER PARTS PORK CHOPS 59c • W WkIl — '•I "0111 F A" .Ahillillilmr ALAM OuIMM0All, CON NGS . . .. . US ...... • •• •'-:Lte1 . ..•. •1 a* Olt FRUIT )CKTAIL limIt I wlI, $1.00 of m pwf*h.9. .s.tvdh. ..,sWss. 4 $UU 16.oz. CANS 301 lox, THIITTY MAID StICID PINEAPPLE SAl . . . . . . .2 •'• f JF4 I . - -_ • . - •- - - - 1 , 4, .10 •*.CA1 , •,,, , 'f -' .••I - - 7 MTl AT I by Carry Trudeau I t NW—W NW-WAVV II.# I 6i H*U/' - . / - 4TA CT7Y. I - 2 (7 A HICIOS! * 21"j swi ll ILW7dWW IL L g 3,1 SLICED BACON s..... .I UL . • W4 C*7O.fT Wm F)tZIt*E tMVOI!€IAr my wA Nal am Nt' Am. I mw POWSW7 aIR £11 Vl? / t4.7*:W 64%IaWl7 7,, ,;41 -. .- .._.'_ _I - ••'.9'! .. . i . .- -, . - • • $1" 1$ .FRANKS . :.': 48 0 - A - I • im .5. 99c it: 9 1.3 • .. D.I..isk. ...92" 99c • FRANKS SLICED BACON DELMONUCO STEAKS . .IItI sii i..-' '• 'lI 'I II &-. DOONESBUIIY HICKORY SWEET IONIIISS Its. 79j koilen o$AI NATO cot ..I. UANDU$OA CHOICE $ 99 $ L.$1 -I OLE H DELMONICOS 49 LB. W.D ri SLICED II,o e -111191 I -.4 . & r - m ~..09044 .1 - . - A - �-i opo a all . '"mmoss \' * JJ ic~ hL - I by Art San.om THE BORN LOSER . " - 1 .- mt~ - rLL ,!9c. 1.!JL.I ______ MUD= a If throad and I can • __ HILP FOR HOMIMAKIRS the autchma, I wanted to try Is *4 VU bar haads wk indudkV abowL ma.r to p__tI.tg off th o1 found !d Ship 'sdsdwithores.1ng not have afrw hod III cy U.,in sTh.snr qooL •.,-. _ •.i ii _ _______ .-., — - GOOD mi cam my dw rs& psI cow ll nomad •.. cacçhis a hii'kI tosk . . -- , HIAVENS I ' it ..: daddod So Up a plastic beg to K*W On cards me md to m ?)M IR L$S. . RR*I ¶'Ho4II 1 / Ai HELOISE: DEAR LVl}. I.,, * rSCk. I lW atboos II "m Or thm 60mm (I have alm had tab 00 beld a* da boll b ftem Ips.l1maul, r bs OS1Sd I1s_:"' lid culuid my k$till fiellwars. aw~6 PINI w in 'ig hap with a 'waia I lilt is I had rally ___ ' ___ I hSVS it 11100410V by my _ __ MUtfid table It Mrs. rk"mmos Xwo thay ___ wall w SIIII,4FIW um I Call a do IL 1I*I4ts s I act a is. at md s.'s t arm4 ___ SNIC&I Tga idea vt '? something mjsps oM wtgd card I. from wn. thing years ago. What a U'sw WUSM hove no ___ — 'D Dr-AR lLOI3: My ChImm IVVQ I mw sock. n to cut dm ham _ . i ____ øY %*M •I.eir • -- ¶b* - - - : -. Yes o have a Isesbi Sommis &L...U.,ad ,% • Rd* - • Dm Hew=: vv- - -_.- A L12-1 _ w whoNdRy meow Tep fr Wc( DCARIWI As a h&usU, shi Is wft all my ssle d p4 was weft ___ 5omII UkM)utI ad ha's D AJI ) IAM3t: I 115 04I4MI4 t.ls$.s. II.iuealdNfrommy IS ft C 10 AA2Lft ft ..d,..wbl(t Ulfl-y.Mr " so 1.iIv_ * ;TT U to IIKbJbU& thP. 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J9 _____________________________________________________________ _______________________________________ • M__ JUST I'JN'T LET ANYTUIPIG I DEFEAT ',VU I ',i:)u I SflC)wiTUITurflL I )JMAcTrIT 8 •_ - LII i. AW CUAWTTE' YOU] I L!i • CL?WE fl*EL A$ I. IM a CMII AIM CW U4TVIaffiON 114 Aaw ID fl4 AtRKM AIR KKE LFfVT IN vI MT Ui 11* Y041 U ATTACK 014 PL.aL ie'ao ' ... 'WMC \ %m PLANIM mi u$l or us or ica uiis / \ \ NM 'K 'nhs *4 mwl M* NI or a1 I ii ____________________ i* I bwT fat. t,i ANJ OF ILS ST) 1IL;1U ___ up 1 MIMt _____CMI ____ _ . 1T &M N4N 1 II _______ ______ ______ __ C4VTDQ PlO MA II (TDWT &U EVE 114AT - W TIGOUCM A I C144(WTTE' NAME Q%'( I. RfWVth6' _____ LY. I rT _ .i oil LARB10EflNKER1I C aI. 04$ IwI -iz...1 flT p-.-.---'--.---',-------- . ------- [ - �• 701h Year, No 279--Monday. July 10, 1975 Sanford, Florida 3771I—Price to Cents Seeks Picket Permit Assistant JDC Head Incensed Over Movie //a/ skaufmah J C "Van By JIM HAYNFII ANt) JANE ('ELjtpj(jy IUJIETIN BOARD Steve Sweat, assistant director of the Senunol, County CITO TM me up" add M.u.d., ' e.edd be wsris" % I did. And sailet awvO. THIN GGO TWO VAL CMW up faller speft fir Juvenile Detention Center, has I been a social worker workbsg with youth for five years He sees rtuidrm w ho are the real victims of sexual abuse by Nam. S ICootbine a kind of nail sad a thotouhtare for the last name of Anne Dudley....., Ammics's lint woman poet. P.S.: Sbe came to Amaica In 1630. I l.o(;wooI) F;I.F:II:sT.-tIlv UITII) FOR L'S.FF siii:i.r adults every day. Sweat, 2$, is incensed over a IA)('tTlO ISLOMM usliflo VAN H.w Ahe1S TI Any Sbeea.1 .ambr wham Sleet ead dkd dWN had Me cashsr diS 1.2.: 473, the mail- 134, lIe.), am be di,UJ m* by It. Try N. dam, holding a sealed envelope to his or ber forehead. will proceeds ftlddle.m..thls, If you am: What Ii that which no to richo a foor.dle aumber man yet did see, which nevor was, but soon will be? pin-pointing by Its fins thrit Ole, up? The anewu Is tomorrow. disks the pus, sad by lI Its Iset d, the line In / •• 7 aenrtels book. If" ls F(J1 It dons? lb (5 Thehoax beginaby f4% ILl peeug a .r"iy 17 12 blank padto three "I P*ZDICT... "MY) — thely, with each asked ____ to jot down a three. digit number. A fourth pa'sonls saw totold the sam, Ime off the shoat filed placsIII laths CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYU? Tbu, we at two sit differ. is draivbg dilab b,Ieei sip wd bath. ptSt. How elehIy m yes lid thus? Csch u...,.. WISh this below. ISS S 'r- ur-' ww'e 'sneew am Is am 'p 'ww e sew 1'rur w sai -s - u * sg I -i tumomem IL) 22 By I.EN KRANSUOItJ' pocket tape recorder he cannes around during the inspections Carlton, who has been conducting the Inspections since the state mandated it in 1972. captains that once concluded, he returns to the office and the recording is transcribed Then, depending on the extent of the violation the maintenance department or the school flies the error Herald Staff Writer As he stepped into the "EVCr)Thlng is all right here." Hugh Canton said. "Let's get on to the neat class." Sh~l The under. side of she p14 shows And while It may first appear this Is a quick way to conduct a health and safety Inspection of a school as you continue to watch you soon realize not prepared. which are RA, HZA*1 WIN am yos deiw Iat ai...LL ob —y beach offered for totagl I? To Md sat, add amoft On bm $ 2,3,1St. much misses Canton's IrAsNtr eyes. FOR SALE - glorifies child prostitution and nudlt lie's angry- enough to do something about it and is seeking a permit topick,tthe Interstate Si, Theater in Altamorde Springs, where the film, "Pretty Baby." is twi.g Under Watchful Eyes to the back of the room then focused on the floors and then settled on the front of the classroom. 20 the county which he says Schools Safety Inspection room his eyes scanned the area. Iii eyes darted first I >q film currently being shown in — Vf('Uth.Tl)N •' hlt'(;hl unannounced inspectona On this particular day the two targeted schools were Before the Inspection began of Iong.oud'a 2$ cliasroonu, Canton first checked in with principal Longwood and Winter Arletta Coberly In the school office with Springs elementary. Interiors are not the only Mrs. ('oberly, Canton notes than an office fire places that receive scrutiny as when first amvtng at the elementary school Canton notices there is no rating or ramp at the entrance for ii eatlngutstier is placed too objects hanging from electric light futures and wines placed in such a way that they can be tripped over, "Sometime, they ma,' look like mall things, but we check everything we think could affect the life and safety of the u4ent," ('arttu'u said While checking the tvx)l clout he flutes that, as required, the bed has paper sheets instead of cloth to avoid tnananutting germs. The inspection then went to the cafeteria -' auditorium area where shown The Paramount film depict. 12-)ear-old Brook, Shields cast m the rule of the daugperrogs prostitute, who is raised In a job brings him Into contact with child prostitutes "Several factors bothered me the nudity and Wiwi eiploi*ation of a 12-year-old gid on the screen was aiwduig But al,so, there was no warning on the t*Ubeard, other than the B rating I lmt halfway Iteough the pict ur e, but I saw parents with cfultken some younger than the 13'year'old in the - movie" "I told myself that they could be saying to themselves, hey, die's jut a kid like me and I could do the mine thing "Where ii it going to stop" Sweat ....i ' - ai,. the" lsnu age ltnut Will itbea three-weeks old baby nest' They make the film wider the guise that this could really happen, but this is " justification Child dismembennent and the rape of one week old liaise, also happen, but would they put that on the house of ill repute and follow, her mother's foitstrpi Sweat said he saw the movie after being advised by an at- area church and civic groups to organize a picket tin, at the lorne)'todoso before launching the protest "I saw the movie and was disturbed." said Sweat, whose theater "I am a detention worker, a t'bnistian and a father I love the liii, I work with and I'm not ashamed to Sweat said Pie plans to contact counselor had a sleepy cheld ovef each shoulder a As year-old gui and a lay Urea to lost yeans old The little girl had been W1al17 atoned W her father and the mother had en pit Us a mntal Untititicu - — . - that day 11w,, are the acteal victims of wival abum, th ey * are damaged psychologically as weU They were .nwtim,'iI oom It was so heartbr.Mlng. I had to get iç and leave the tuna," he sad "The kids 1w, are not play . acting, they we tmtag es plaited I know whet t really s'rF:',F: s%%I:T lees to their heads." aid - - .planv protest Sweat hie Indicated twwool N stand up and say it's wn,ng," Sweat said Anyone around concerned atoad the puhlkcj twrr tah,ing nude pbAo. of a II- the picket line might create as iean-old would be arrested, I he Is about waraing moviedon know how they get away io.n of the ivevenus in the ftkn with it JIf' ' 1 dent know what is nest, I - 1 cant stop people from guru .ehave gonettw whole seeing the film, but I waist to make sure they luvow what it's cycle rww that Psennount to about The advertisement only offering what I consider child added seaat show, a little girl holding a doll This opens a new frontier We anti the title. Pretty limb," have had every other kimi of Sweat eapia&net The doorbell rang at the detention tenter at 3 a III rn-reilly. Sweat said The deviation in sexual es pioitation now this I plan to it, them know whore I stand on 10 Piland Recall Petit ions To Be Circulated Friday Cartloms noticed omw of the east lights were out Again. that fad ia noted in the tape recorder Citizens of Winter Spring, firefighters were mA cetlulied omce as mayor of Winter NW ps,j r-tgo.d }r-(-.le,' in accordance with state law Springs, rather than go forward auxiliary services for the beginning Friday soliciting anti his alleged cooperation with his plan to run for the towit'Llman Thorn.. ('raven school system has as one of signatures on petitions seeking with this violation of the law was appointed is P'eto'us,y to cowl) commisaste, dlstrkl 4 his dLMes to conduct anthe recall from office of eightIf he had run fur that dunk-I succeedlbn&W Shies, who nual health and safety The petitions are to be.'. be companies him can correct year (it) guverrinent official. wat of themunty imcntnuakln. resigned If Pellerin had handicapped student inspections of every liitribute'I Thursdaj night the fault on the aimS "It Mayor Troy l'tland stile law would have required bevomne mayor, the council Seminole County school. "Railing and ramp a.'c.rkng to until may be hard to believe, but hum to resign a, mayor on July would have had to aptmud Recently the herald needed at front of school" Sam Musgrove of the Han' Miiigtobe said of the thing, that he keeps one of our wore prublern.s UnitS. •saTonao( I and to muse into the jidriti, is the accompanied him on these Carl ton says Into the an eye out for are too man)' chianti said a meeting was See M'lft$Jl., Page 2A cmuwtl riti'ie of whit-ti in Winter Musrose sail the names of is hell Saturday with citizen I.. Jul . i (L5IUIIIUi- wi titr ISSU r e p r e s en t all r , f MeanwPitl,. Acting ('t*y (lek In de'idung against running jran resealed at t hat tune Meadowlark, the Terr ace, 1,44"d said today that for the count) ufttv P'uiand said the petitions anti lid S Rant'hlands. Tusca.iila and of charges l's, weathered many Pw.,oiti not in rurs,sclent'e leave the old section of the ustn . sturtlu in the eight ears lvi- it.' major'. office and thus for the real of Cosgsc'tlnon munity organizing as the been in office In Winter John D411101A .nd Pellerus ha,, three uS the iii major petition u'vzmunitte, Spr ings," said Mayor Troy offictaji to 1w appointees of the nut as yet been served on the two councilmen Musgrave said the ftn-nul I'iland .Pwn he was told a week 'OUnt'iI, tither than chosen by charges for the petition for MO that a petition drive for his the people The two are charged in a recall are now being prepared recall from office was bring petition clrvulat.d by former ily virtue Abeing .le.ted Ill weather this and will center on hland's organized city employ". Charles Mail. deputy mayor by his .., he ,, allege.1 knowledge while he malleaaseic, -uueagues, first term ('usas- • ferent questions "Three of four I.'0O'wi guaranteed a savings in m ici By DONNA I'.STES h'slanti, little more than a un pal tan.is receive .' served as the paid-city ad' ilium Laurent l'rlierui would and neglect of duly HeraId Suit Writer attorneys believed the city had of $670,000 to the city over the interest on the bonds tat-tree miurustrator last year that paid week ago ulecitird to stay in Piuir su'ses.dr,I to the major's I,I)OI4N*UTU met the deadline for floating the 311year life of the bond last.' Other than the Ilenann The In million utility bend bonds One attorney wanted an with the major part of the report, a brief agenda is on tap issue that was approved by the IRS determination to be cer- savings during the first II for the council, including the years Caswlben'y City Council on Lain," said Massey requested variance on a coil. May II just minutes before a Massey. in mid-May, to. warnings sac turn'arolmdl extension in Massey said recent deadline set by the Internal plalned the complex method of ,, New York financial houses Rullusg Ian., proposed use for "an investment Revenue Service IRS and financing that the rules rsensf*tng from federal revenue sharing which was to save the city of program really" whereby the proceeds of money; reports from Mayor Casselberry $570,000 never the $32,740,000 realized from the taxation municipal bond Issues may be lull B, Grin and a workshop to came to pass. sale of municipal bonds would discuss acceltanre of streets in Rick Massey of the bonding be re-Invested In federal (twwd tied nothing to do with the new Sagittarius sthdivtsiun TOKYO 1JI'Ii -- Vietnamese Vice Foreign Minuet I'han the failure to float u., without Washington 's assurance, of aid for rwcvndri'tion of the firm. H.l. ilenann and SomijInc. securities guaranteed by the and authorlzauontogo to bid on hlien, in a major policy about-face, said today Ilanut is ready to cantons cuwiUy of Ft. Lauderdale, is espeded U.S government Currently persons who invest the northeast water line exchange euibsi*es with the United states without a pledge of %ce l'ressdrn( Walter Midale,onaswlngthn)iagisAjia,actIl,, to explain at the 7:30 pm. city The difference in the higher aid by Washington year. said Vietnam', Insistence on r,coutr aid as a council meeting today what interest rate paid by the Ta' I,ut, "Even if the US Congress, was the only oltacle to nornalizatlas of ridaties4 happened, Congress,rejects the rec'ondrut'tion aid at government and the lower • Tb, new m,irtn,ime,e piwititis followed the op" of look forward to establishing full diplomatic ties i with the United Interviewed briefly at his Ft. interest rate paid on the .5 a ited this between Hanoi Statesi," then told a news cunf,r,nc-, anoi and l' .king and China's decision to suspend Lauderdale office by telephone municipal bonds would be used Armed The (lark 4"* 1k. Lb 4.1 ecorasmnic' and technical aid to Vietnam this monilhig, Massey said he to pay off the original bond Bridge ibm said the Vietnam War was a tiling of the past and urged the SB thresespe htinu'i c riticism that the United States has breached Its aid would give a full explanation to Issue and pail of the interest on ('slender I-B ilespltal 3* United Mates to Mwrw talks with Ilaisot on normalizing conunitment has kept the two countries apart smce Use and of the the council tonight. the new bond List.' "a diplomatic relations between the two C.onles SI OLMEI.%'Elt countries in "the spirit of Vietnam War in 197 lie would may only that tier, The Heriasm Ca. as an en- (ressw.rd SB s.d. friendship and on mani equal In the past, the United Slates brought In .eapsna and were differences of opinion titenent to the city to choose I'Et.dal 6* TelevisIon I-I then's dateeneed was tha first time a Vietnamese leader hinted destroyed our cities," Ihen said "RiA these are among bond attorneys on dii- that firm for the investment Dear Abby mw tlutgs of the I-B Wea*het 3* that Hanoi would mainnaliso relationg with the United Mates past and we are ready to resign, taika wu than Canton, director of high "The fire citinguisheri have to be five feet from the flour to enable a 'hurt teacher or student to get to it," Carlton explains In the classrooms some In some cases, the problem Caritan finds is minor enough that a custodian who ac- will be walking ., t' j7IIN.MI '. Is 11 PSXVJ56419LE 1etJreZ? (asS e IL)er ry' s Bond tZ.F'Le#e,r-r ..A NTOF e ern4. TEAR ll ''" - e It Never Cam e To Pass IV: '-S - With U.S. Government I was 1• 1 p—;.' Hanoi: Diplomatic Ties? - - .1 dW f - -— . " Life's Improved Since John Dean Doesn't Suit Him... So, He 'Bum ppos' It FRANKFORT, Ky. iUPIi It was jint his luck, Natty Rumppo figures. that he passed his tnt ezam at the same time chid aides. As hit began his legal career, Hump" found it raised a few eyebrows another lawyer named John Dean was Ittitrig disbarred "I'd go into court and the defense,' and the judge At the time, the *-year' would say. 'I thought you old Brownsville, Ky., at. .s'e in jail," Iuiappe said in a telephone idervaw - torney had the same name as Dean one of former President Richard - announce, 'Join Dean for "So I figured if I had to haves duplicate name. I ndVg as well to back I. Janes$'rnflnoreCooprtto to one was Busnppo, who worked on So Jots Dean larsen. Nally huignppo,actiaz'acs,t from Cooper's leatherMacking Tales, in INC Since then, he's been named Edimiwon Cawdy attorney and has sommced his candidacy for an- lii. atat legislature. "My whole life changing then." said newspapers In Chicago, Iktjg asa5 Sais Francisco before getting his law degree from Nigthwm in ISIS. "I was piling married. i had just passed the bar, eel figured I could get a new awn,' Actually, Ikuappo bidet read Cooper before ctiousssg these, name. He picked it op from Guy Willi' "Nuon Agonist.,," a satirical hook on the Iorm.rpreiml.nt'spolgicil career "It made sansa, reference to one of President Kennedy's aides having 'Natty Bwisi,z alwewmkiesa," he said "I had never heard of Natty Bunsppo before Since then, though. I've heard that thee,', a Natty ikeappo rock troop us t)aylon and there's a ('hoc-ago newspaperman clii has. lug named Natty lkanppo "You tint find a nazise to have all ii, your own aI%)more," Pie atghed Kumpps went to cowl shortly oiler he marriage in lSlltochange biamiame His wife. tiordlq, shared Pier first name to Natalie "It was only fair,' hiuuusppo said. "There's complaining that always when tag people get married, the itianges her risenit bit the man doesn't We didn't women think that was fair, so lath did it we n E±EEEEEEj i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1978 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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One of the reasons given by no official, for the trade Is that Sobik is becoming more aggremlee towards Ma keepers and less manageabl, as a result it his tinçersment. 1k'. John Athey, the no's consulting veterinarian says bull elephants jast naturally tend to be more aggremive. Females are more inn tempered and have the added and of being able to deliver valuable offspring. Athey said Ed Posey, general curator of the no, flew to Grand Prune the Mat week in Jime to ewim. the new female being c011- a iidrre,1 l'u-,411zJt1ji it plans to exchange the COIllISlI was concluded with American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums Fellow Member, lntenuaticmaj Animal Exchange, Inc. of Ferndale. Mida, on June 2). !.' A With fuuds provided by the Central florida Capital Funds Committee. the Zoological Society is coridruct.tng a new $33,000, 10,0& square-foot elephant paddock at the zoo's Lake Monroe site on US. 17.00. The paddock which will house the new baby elephant ion her arrival, is expected to be open by late Angiot. Sobik was in the new, seven monM ago when he was given a root canal for a broken tusk by Maitland detitig Dr. Charles LI mitt. For this klngsize Job, Sctndt had to make special lastrusnenu. Sobik is Ulouglit to be the only living elephant that has had this paitlailar procedure dune to his tusk. . ' WAS)ll5t,ThN uLJl'Ii A federal judge today ruled thai former CIA agent Frank Snepp violated his secrecy oath by writing an 'mauthurued and highly critical bout about the agency and ortterc4 all 01 Seuepps '01-gotten gains' bull salei of his work Lw given to the government. ' - - - I: - 4 - .'- ' 116 20 - - .5 Soisk came to the, too asa youngster who it* =a was tw at ft am 6"rest to Sanford city hall and was displayed in Us moat that sunoumded Monkey Want Ex CIA Man Broke Oath 5 ..,_.'. ' 54*1k SITh FOR T1tlNI:1t JIM k%R%GIiUl '11w I'lA cawiol protect it, Vutetligeni', wurtes and methods if its agents are allowed to determine what intelligenc, ought to be made public," said U .1 Lkatrkt Judge thwn lewis in a Il-page ruling released by 11w court clerk Snepp was prufubded 'from other violations of his secrecy agreement, by r.qwning him to sutinut to the (IA for peepuiblkaliosi renew any manuscript INch the defendant authors which concerns the Central laitethgenc, Agency, its activities or iidelilgenc, activities generally which the defendant gained during the cugne of, or as a result of, his employment -, If IN riding is tint overturned on an expected appeal, Seiepp deniM to lose wine NO.000 he has already earned from bout sales. "thu who breaches his trust and secrecy agreements with the agency of the United Mates charged with the r,wnsebtlily for protecting intelligence sources and methods ought not to be permitted Vi retain Pus ill'guftan gains," $awIs ruled. "An)ihing less will not lull WV to prevent orlauthorned Saclosur, of such iaitoemation," the judge said. Sanford Woman Stabbed In Neck, Autopsy Reveals Idler Whoom killed Mn. Yhah Oliver Young, 00,011011 Locust Ave., Sanford WeutenMy or early Thsndsy mad have known tier Martha Patter 01 H.ug (laden ApnUmft An setpoy pariorm Will revealed Mrs. Young died 01 a dab sound to the neck, a.w_Sag to Di'. G.V. Carey, Seminole C.wdy nadical e'"r. The resulted is eit.raaj lemordlagang said Dr. ( q (3 appr Jy vu not sexually assaulted bit more nammation U required for a final deter. _____ . nunatson. Mrs Parker and Mouse I)usa, 1100 toc, a neighbor and friend 01 Mrs. Ysmig loud her body lying on its side is a pool of blood early Thursday mofldhig. "We bad been calling her and cwudbm'I coedact her," said Mrs. "I don't think iiie tell that way,' Mrs. Parker maid of the Wednesday. usltion 01 bet Inter', body. ps called her to lot her know I was going downtown I had Mrs YolSd was lying on one side, one hand betwid her back A some talus to ply," remembered Mrs Parker 'Siwiwbady tIM ribbon was tied around Ole wrist and more pusS ribbon was knocked on her door aiim I said was talking to her amI she maid, 'I'll found twit to the body, Mrs. Patter Parker. "The call you hick' end she never did call me hick." VOW eld rite and rang and ring aid she dad not Mrs Parker knew the,, was somethuig wrong when the opened sewer. Wegdneiowatla Prior to that conversation, Mrs Parker and bet sister had n tier. Mi, th, front ir. discussed the dangers 01 living alone said Us bad beas "M 1. call her, too." 'She always 1eg her dour locked," recalled Mrs. Part,, Mrs [ham walked wound Mrs. Y's Imime and saw lIghts 'We had lathed about a week ago and I told her that I had been 'liie mat have known the person who killed Pier," said Mrs on In the living riem where Mrs Young's body was reacluag about en many wtdews like her living alone and being found. From Parker 'Kern dl ring the dir she has peep holes in the door and kkilled. bud she said he wasn't afraid,' said Mrs. Parker inside could be head music. said Mrs. Part,r. due always looted out to see who was there," she said. - 'I, no. Item the mscBbthat 5jg4 Pui*e are contuuidng their inveitJgalion teds;. U. and Bob whatever happened to Mrs Patter said she and tier sister maintained almost daily Hal jdi Russell said there are is leadsinthe case. A nudive has not her, haned in the being room," declared Mrs. I'arter telephone cvmdat-t The lad time she talked to Mrs. Young was bown established. " Cabinet Delays Action On Longwood Youth Home A dKow en whdksr the MM. T?eanei, arid Insurance Jim Snyder. Canter's ate Dipattsei* 01 Health and C_neUsner SW (asg.r ad eascidive M" 55ih1, 5ervic (HRS) Attorney General Robert Ui. s"neds 01 t said today he Cab" SANFORD youths are caretitly hosed family homes and gov ern. sot fail hewn aeslujied to CIt . Council and the Seminole projestedutoplanaloiacetathe A mar reason given for the mentaIIy.owned buildings In c-ugt Judge lien Weddell bud a CouidyCoenmiamiomiis June padpoawmes* Is the lawsuit agricultural wmlrot. Juvenile center on l)iion Road,' hearing has not as yet been set will be permitted Ii fallow Sheets, Thin'y a decision on "seem to be leaning against the filed by Kenneth Mcbitodi of Ned th firm Juhaim Jr. of e *1w In addition, the urno on ta pr-1 wthos it the thate-" the SmMord law fIrm it Man' Is working with Mclntatli on the request for aJulian has said a 015 fIve-mci, tend uda ha- he ud pra,itty frmni Oset . till vat W5,d diem, Diets aid MCkeIOII en lIt maid the govenmusdajly- mctua to bait the puritans 1111 m, off [hj K thea limes for a riposted bytl*two cabinet rnanblrsto heheatitthie Myrtle Lab, Hills owned buildings aspect speaks will tie filed In the Seminole n Lid be hose 111111110 3, was pldponed for the a dute coetata, amid Saydir, to Homeowners Association to owrertip rather, than s* Oe.Lm.is tourdy cUnst tout on Aug 1 s.ees Juvesiles , second asath is a row. hasp open the present lose challenging the zoning of the aid Is inconsistent. Lie saiduse 00* i*rm all 00* (hi Jos li at Us urng it o$*as of a 3Nliqsare4at prop Ang. IS by the Duon Road location Ia (a,i ISA H.pIIsl erty and Uwunsideicles is pats .4 an or dinance wo IA r1wift Cabot. j ib creseverg (luster Ike decision was liouse referred to as the the Us *A MVAKLVZS Cindy aeakig or*naiso slppaasd to, wader law, bar. lidikytaim &A a A *tv, spear.gs , is Loag, TinCSWISa fadgy w the which permits both single. menu, ties with 0* tpmeai another. This IA Roth the Longwood City glim AShy hA Weathet 2.4 700 French Avenue Today Ph: 323-4700 HOURS: 7:30- 6:00 Monday thru Saturday Closed Sunday :•- . ... I Uquid Asbestos ROOF COATING C°atsrn Single hung 2/2 windows meet FHA and VA specifications, 37' wide. No. 23 38%" high (each) ...... ..... 24.95 No. 24 50%" high (each) ...........2696 Prices quoted in this ad are based on customers picking-up merchandise at our store. Delivery is available for a small charge. L I For patching cracks and holes in roofing. flashing and gutters, and fnr layng new roofs. 4.19 fj Reg. Price (gallon).. 18" Mini VANITY PACKAGE Mar-resistant finished b3se cabinet in White Leather or woodgrained Dark Oak. White Gold or Brown Stone cu'tured marble top. Easy to assemble. Less fixtu. es. Package.... ............39,95 FLOOR TILE Standard gauge vinyl asbestos 12" * 12" tile in: PP-20 Spring Green, PP-23 Pebble Beige or PP-i Gold Chip. Each Tile 21C IrzI .4* ifO* docr4o'duor in the Ti&scawtfla planned and deeloçsnent Si.niL today seeking signatures on a petition to mmn-r the 3,300 actes The Tiweawifla at,e is located in the eadern halt of the city. from the city of Winter Springs Sines said the "cixitraillon" petItion and prope.ed cmknanc, acres or X pmdiifofmustbe advertised for as conseciive The Tusciwifia area weeks for public Ileanng the city's total 11,16M acres, has lfl homes in the $43,10 to and at that time the city council can either pasa hot turn * down. rite ad mdi*ies 1.I00 of the city's 5.0 residents. ac"If it is turned ciown. w, can go right hick and request a cording to CIty Planner Dick Rounaky referendum cm the matter." said Sine', adding that $1 p i4 01 Aiinhng to county property appraiser Terry (beI', of. the voters in the area involved would have to approve the contice, the property in Tuscawifla has a taxable value of 113,00,000, traction. of the city's tat base. representing Mayor Pit" said he was informed shoot the petition tbla m(*lnit.lttai%*antthifacJa edoidtotIwcdsensog tu base and will continue to provide a las base for the city. We there. Idon't think the petition can be surresatul," 1w said. feel we can stabilize our lazes by getting out of the city," said " Past folks in luecawills moved into the city. I ckmt know whit Sine', adding that the Tuscawills rrsij,s may be caL.j upon to the MiXy Is there," he said help pay for a Curt system In the future which doestil serve their Sines said while the petition committee for the tsiimdary con area. traction has not contacted either of the Taxawdha reildoult Sines said in addition to the water system. Mayor Troy PdandCouncilmen. Join Daniels said Thornaa ('raven, 'I think they will also has suggested that the city Purchase a gulf course. We it But I have no assurance." he maid want to buy a golf s'uur, said the former councilman, who ItiOhili is to a rtsati drive oriazused by i'CuIgIi.d ti'nii Off kV cattier thLs year Charles Mort, a former city eniploy-,.. Petitions containing II Sines sad that the petition group which includes .•,, percent of the signatures of voters of the entire city were certified Sheila, Robert 0. Wililains of l0 Elk Court North, Ilerber, ; by Mrs. Bruce this week. The petition charges 1)snwls with Monson of 13N t)r,r Hun and Staaley .1 Ubarsk.i of 1100 t,ator malleou v. flU5fft35fl and neglect of duty in 011kw. Daniels' tne, plan to has, sufficient algnatu,-es cm the petition to present cili'YviuI tell P'Vl November lui' iowneung the area by the Tuesday night regular Sines also is a prime mover in a petition effort to recall Piland meeting from office lie said today that apetitloul committee for the recall lie said the Tiscawulla area currently has 3C regist eredvoters will be formulated at a Saturday heeling and a 401 charge' and that state Law requires a petition signed by 15 percent of the against Piland will be firmed up it that time registeredwtri',oraho30. Weplan to have too gignate,on the petition," said Sines. Woman Stabbed lie said it-ate law pruijes this method for - cuitrsctin.g" the * wemsa, skeet It was feud dead I. her hem. lasS. city, boundaries Fstbre.5 eabdiulie. in Stbe.st lemissle Isusty Ikis To get more Tuscawults residents on the voter rolls, Sines said. a drive is taking piac-e In that area on Saturday and Supervisor of itemiasle t'.sats sheedr. drputiessrflw g .0 Ike $tii5I II.0 am. sad said the, wemaa ssteat1y died FlMions l'airitlla Bruce is cooperating in the voter regiration thee, from a stabkiag asuad. "We ar, Initial Ow as a hsaskifr," !Ikerdl Joka P.1k Of Da Joe vis of the anford Law timl of TRIMLINE Summer Sequence SYNTHETIC TURF Chevron Polyloom fiber face resists weather, saltwater. Cleans easily. 6' or 12' widths. Sq. Yd...................... . 4,49 NEW JULY SCOTTY'S CATALOG 1 141? pop so MAlt 90 Ic.i, i.inc, Dp.t -.i O o.tfl 'dI"Hj,n S -, ... Don't Miss These Super V Iues At Sc- )tty's Regular Low Prices I . .,. - Each Gallon Reg. Price (Pont). I -. L? 40 , Each 99 Pint , v 21 99c Plastic Asbestos ROOF CEMENT Fluid LLe Control VALVE I 3-' 1 79 Eac9 h 2799 1 - dt Reg. Price (each). Reg Price (each) 1 - Each I gi'o. Sines said. Diets is cwrest2y city attorney of Altasncmt. Springs and Oviedo. 'With all Davis' knowledge &bad muinkipal gomivtwnt, we Petitioners Led by former CIty Councilman Din Sines were thought he would be the heal one from wIwin to meek help." iaid aac o... Aeg. Price (sq. yd) By Di)NA I3'TI HrrafdStafl Writer . e .a • I ------- .. * - .--. �t. _t__ rr !!"IHpraId,Sanford, FL Friday, Jvfy 7, IM 1,IIwA ""a W. Untort ,I - . Downtown Bui ings Targete d For Renovation Legal Notice ld FLORIDA IN BRIEF Marijuana As 'Medicine ' Poses Some Problems TALLAHASSEE tWD State Health Officer E. C. Prather says it may be months before the federal government lets Florida hospitals give marijuana to glaucoma and cancer victims. A 1978 law allowing the use of marijuana by glaucoma victims and cancer patients undergoing chemotheraphy can't be Implemented until agreements have been made with the Food and Drug Administration, Drug Enforcement Administration and National Institute for Drug Abuse, Prather said Thursday. Florida must apply to the institute to learn how to obtain marijuma, to the FDA for permission to investigate a new drug," and to the DEA for procedures on handling pot, he said. AIC Offices Taken Over MIAMI UPI Members of the Jewish Defense League peacefully took over the offices of the American Jewish Congress for three hours, charging AJC members with being Soviet bootlickers." The six JDL members said they were protesting a report quoting the congress as saying it favored suspending the Jackson Vanik Amendment, tying United States export cedits to Jewish emigration from Russia. The JDL said the congress pointed to the recent modest increase In Soviet Jewish emigration." Bounty To Be 'Arrested' KEY WEST UPI The showdown between a group of treasure hunters ii'd the state of Florida involving millions in ancient Spanish gold and silver comes Monday when U.S. marshals arrest" the bounty pending outcome of an ownership hearing. Attorney David Paul Horan, representing Treasure Salvors Inc. of Key West, said Thursday that he'll accompany the marshals to make sure state museum officials produce all the $2.3 million in treasure. Tammie Wynette Married JUPITER BEACH (UP!) - Country singer Tammy Wynette was married for a fifth time Thursday among friends and family. The groom was Nashville record producer Geerge Richey, who has been acting as her business manager for several months. The couple celebrated with a reception at Miss Wynette's beachfront home. George has taken so much worry and responsibility off my shoulders in the past year," she said. "I've known George for 11 years and we've worked together and traveled together. It's a good basis for a marriage. WEATHER I am. readiog.; ternperatare, 77; .rrriigb* 10*., 71; yesterday's higk. N; barometric pressure, Ills; Mathe herniddy, II per tee; dada, Calm. Forecast: Partly cindy thresio sai.day Nub scat' rar tkuderst.ras, Rail prsbiUtyU puat foday aid *atwday aid a per4 mUy mar $wlnlss,Laws 10.1gM. U11JRDAY1TIDf Dayt... lIaic: NO liii am, $LU p.sa, law I:N am., 4:26 post. Pert Caaaneai: No *55 am., *31 pa,, In 4:11a.m., 4:17 pa the 75.. Varisidi *Iada ar..ad If m, garty Raypsrt WO 4:21 am., 3:33 pm, in 1:17 a.a., 11:13 p.m. tired muglaill alicia... mod esealag Ilandrioderms. 111gM tislØt In HOSPITAL NOTES ADMISSIONS Sa,tIocd Icvn J iftI., Uo' V J 8 40I4w4 AflNiq d CIMaiIII .O* Car, tib., COI GIdyy A Davis 40*tIl. Fertile JOUNI4 Clovaricis Ford Amr Ma,. Nai,,$ CIvnS )am"" fl.Ck I.. Lae 10.. LOacp Jr M'.v.. I. Ma$P rn.,,n. S Nail. m4 Na, *.Ihl Scott LM.I Smith Nose.a, Wr,It Z Ullill * Vi4et4s. A"a,,,en$. MfU(l N $atvilk. Ca5iJblfty Hinly A Gos**c. D,L..d G'e4ys L Conner s. Del'.,,. N.(IIN4 H Hvbbl'4. 0.11*!.. Doia.,.e I'iI'K01,e. ra,la . Liii, Willi ams. 0011..,. P'.Ilp P 0.,'.. Loohlo wlColl D4$CNAaGS$ Sainflerd Mall., C,*n J14PIUO (Miley F loy d 111o,.4 G'lPiU In.. S Grs,t Wr ote 0*,' H•rlell Arns, 0*4111 HOvv.% N•bNi Mc NI'.l Clayt on %.,n!. W.yli, Sno0. LsvO Stevens IJmy.4 *Pi.tabw NEIl C *0044,0 91.a.4N D.i$iI •sl4 baby be, 0.41 AtIe W,,l.,, 0.5.,, *,lLwd C MeuJcI. DO$SS.IO 1044'd * N...%. D,Naiim Ed.s. L P.aa..qlo.i. Do"noro 10114 V PI.ise. IMptp,.w GNnO. V K iller. Lo.lsøoOd Utah S Jepsia. 10 110frostowe Fida;. July 7. 1t71-Vol. 70, No. 377 11"01.0.4 D..l, 0*4 Sluwlay, ,iu,' S.l,'gi, a*4 11,10.., Do, by The $a0.4 N.,.d, 1411• OH $ F,e.o An. 01 HHI 1.1004 CIOlS Policies Pad It 14.Ie,t FIs.,4i IUU i*m. D.I.,,i, $5 c ents:YCOIIPI 5700 $ Mourns. $11 JO. Vq, 5:0 6C 0, MII leIN, 57i0 a Mourns Sod X. tj 1)2 0') V F--- ' ____ ..*.,___,____. _-,- Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF TM IIOMtIENVH JUDICIAL Cl Cult IN AND 000 SIMINO COUNTY. FLORIDA COMMISSION NOTiCE SlIaiey GIVEN CIVIL ACTION NO 1$IH Cal, "'I C?, 01 CastIb,qr1 P11,,., rip57 FEDERAL SAVINGS AN and .. .,b'.0 or'r Land tr'G'r..r.r.q LOAN ASSOCIATI ON or y,*y lolanf Con'pan,. p'.CaM. '1 beuaII 01,p,l 0*f,'!.. 11,11114 Covp COIu"bu't. 01,0 1"Course 4v DOPoRO INDUSTRIES. IPOC. rlc, By tI.ot4ARD KMNSDORF Sanford Development Cor- Gras it was noted that the planning program and to ore'..I 'a r,:ii a p4rcl 01 land Herald Staff Writer pofatlon meetthg G5DC. DI,.IdO.,, "°" '1 Preserve It I (Muir via indisidual property owners will develop IldISe programs. NOTICE OF SALE Daeii.r. I I• 'G CIlfl f.(0'.Oi, , ave the 01*1Cm 01 IOWT Gins Future plans for the corThe USDC NOTICE SHIRES! GIVEN 1l4 board h ICO.',...P,CJII N an kneis tAilIQIngs, III ITbOte 9 5th 61 04 July, 1971. of II uwnotgiy agreed to lure contracting and at tectural porolion Include a marketing leg ally oese than oflginaiiy hoped for, have (.ec program and a training Ce'in.,,,c, II 'I.e $eu*I..l0t a-' .5", Alit ?o..l Door 04 1.4 services or luring a Gross co'ne' 0' SAGITTARIUS r.,o'a been targeted for raw as architect sorw contracinc to company. However, Grou progean for employees for ,,, Salort F ..da 'P.. Pages •. . .. Wt of the downtown Sanford coordinate the downtown would dill serve as the DOW. downtown NIsIflhssel .' a." *Her toi 'a Sale 1011$ Pub).c Rec ord s Ss.m.noi. Count, C's development project. 1411*1 and best b.dMr 'or cosn Flov4a dina*cr of the total work on the tVflOYltiOfl project. The buildings wtUth have 01*11.014 rea l propoiloA The work on Uge buildirop win Eagecly lgPIf Individual buildings. beiji targeted for Iaceliftlng 00 aay 01 S4nor*, Blvd (S N 4)01 B.g.i OlVtl• SOulPIhOSI corner sj avernge such In making the recomth NarN. II.. 711 lelI of ?ltinC Northwort $ N 23 d.r.es I Jo'S 01.00 are: Roumuiiat, Carroll FurMiss Jacobson also told th **Quarlef 01 Sic?,cn• Y0*ntI. things as painting and pressure mendataon board member *144 OlOng ft, Wlil0p 1011 of e nitiu'e, Traffic court building SAGITTARIUS and cleaning. The lowest total Sarah Jacobson noted that board members that the to the 71 Soy".. Ranqi Jo Fall lisrI( r.I the Rand Mall. Grd$ North 01 dig 04 14' *1*? paraI4 ., expected to be spent Is for the Economic Development Mall, Melich, 'oss has alsown crest a.?Pi IN. PsCOP. n. 0110.4 Norrnae.è Sr"o Seminole e• Admlnidrauon gr library work expected to cod development 01 the city and ant to COlO Q1.OrII'. III04Y l. lp.enc 01 big fling r,4 Appliance, Touctaons. Merle South about already negotiated to buy one company has been edended Norman-Chancy Hayes. tlMICt(0flI4'y? N 23 degrees 54 21,. 0 IPI0 dig 0731' ArlI Is 0941 114 Pc CO I (011(44 *, 30115lst ". .. will the end 01 the year. This was the information building In the NorTP,*eslecl1 PI,ng a rId vi 01 Sanford Auto I'attj .j14 the 01 *4 of ClflhIlOfl Drove revealed today at the Greater In approving the hiring of 00,000 grant will be used for the library. PoOl deg'lliOl 3$ 1. 31523 1001.01 ada IMIral ifigi. 0570 orJ 36 7 tr.ce run SOvthlcIy a 1114 IlOng 54.4 So..4l.,'j1 'GP 'ad C 40 430 eel to IP.e P TI *1? t PIll Point *0 (u,ia',re SOil curve. P.C11CCr.,Il South 40 (yr., C 011(041 1223' East 51001 Il4., 1114n(p n4 P.a..ng a rod us of lig 7 fe (Pfll4l MIIC *1 50 degreeS 00 00 a lull, 01 dig AS 14 Eat? 15300 ,4 MId an arc 01211011,es. ouarl,q,lta4S,(l.on, P111(4 nynI Of 2" 123 IC teØ O'O1q 'tIC arc of 'a4 CI4?l! P.m11 North 0 64.9 XII' 01,51 171 Is is III poorly of beg.",nig lOa..rlgPlIe SoutheI, fly r.g!.l of ,k TOGETHER *1 104 all Mo Lad Caaisl 0'.. lgagor% r.gM. l.'Ie I'd nIMeil Mod ern 31 70' E. a000 IN, ar4 "fx. S 2 draft" 14 2.3 E. 51110 114 to an !•5.mMII IOV n,,,, ,, that C1Ll.n 'Old IN, lo fewPoo'D,'p, I0 ci 's". of *ay IS 1*0*11 011 that Cleta Crane S'r.r'd Canal, *ang ci 10110*004 lndviJr4l lP.mceSSIdpgqe.sol 7t'*. l 4 alog lid NorTheqi1 III. lOft. Park dated tIle TbsP. Cap 01 Juno. WASHINGTON iUPI Wholesale price. climbed 0.7 per WASHINGTON itipi i 1510. $04 road be ng $0 IN, *4 The level of unemployment in s0 in June as food cods reswned their rapid rise, the labor Unemployment dropped June was *4 eve Of rIoltrIhand a, ,. ,a, t$ below I percent for Tr P0Pifty (0111.111 0 00 f'4(e%'ar,tont,f.,e(t.,ffipp,.,.04 Department said today. sharply In June to 1.7 percent. the ftrdttme since October 1174 olO..maleIy SOIl? ayes and Iraul oOaay,er 51a1i Road No 434 a June's Increase was identical to May's advance and appeared 431 Nod CaillIto., 00 514 draa.ng Ding recorded p the owed level in almost four and represented the lowest DWl' Road to undercut administration projections that inflation would begin Os' 041 Rec ords Book 70*, Peg. I0t year,, the Labor Department Jobless rate since August 1174 PybI,c Iliar.ng a.lI be I.Id on PubIc Rs'(or45 01 S'4".1 ,10441, COvnlE to ease during g the second half of the year after advancing at a *C1dJp, July 7*. IVI a' 7 70 said today. when unemployment was rim- , ,,, ,,, CaSlbi,,', "double.diglt" pace during the first six months. ,, . 11 ning at 1.4 percent. The LII, Trps or •t loon Wholesale prices usually give an advance indication of future TaglIl,' oIl all tlrv(tyrj an4 01 j'O%l.b'e followed a four-month period in .fl'(YO,fme,tPI '10* and P,'lifle, c prices at supermarkets and other retail establishments, chop in un ployment MANY 01 HAWT*so)NNE 144 land, and IaIyr,5 which unelnioyTnhfd hovered contlnuedatrendthat 04 With the es Cl, CI.r iono1MarCh'sO$ percent gain. wholesale pn,s ern began in therelo. and III rIn$$. I5y$ near the 1.1 percent level lt 01 CIllIlbifry. C o early 1177 when joblessness have now risen by at lead 0.7 percent in every month this year. proceeds and profits ocru.ng .4 '0140 10 accrue Iron" 'ad P!5.1.%li. all Wholesale food cods, which had slowed considerably In May, recorded In May. averaged 7.4 percent for the DalId 115 7151 dIr Of June. Isll *1(1 are 'fl(l,d,d alp,,,, IP A total of 710,000 mo:e first three months. Joblessness Publ,IJI July 7. lIlt soared 1.1 percent lad month, a 13.2 percent annual rate. forgong detcrpt.on And tp. tO Ilab,ndu. However, wholesale prices excluding the volatile food sector, Afl)eflCalLl were working in averaged 1.1 percent lathe final ,, Illif. 1*1, altO all gal lI1'eaaedO.S percent aftero.$percefg and l.o percent gaip.s in fjic June than In May, with new three months of 1177 and NOTICE or PROCEEDINGS FOR '.t Cam fOf(tr.(, ealer and 05Pi IllIng cook ng. vlIre.ratn4 employment among adult men averaged 6.2 percent in the first TIlE VACATING ASANooNING I.gP.l.ng, plumbing, previous two months sinIiIal.ri4 DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING rr gal ng. and po and teenagers raining slightly three months of thIs year. The Producer Price Index for Finished Goods stood at 114.4 u *.r Ivll.rn4 01 RIGHT SOl WAY rna("neS eppi.anc n I.alyrp5 &r4 June. That means that goods that cod $100 at wholesale in ii ahead of employment gains by TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ,'gvrtenJnC,s. a'cr 110* are cif A Wt01 1.5 million people adult women. A tidal of 14.1 were priced at $114.40 YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE ma, P.rftpr pe,ta.n loot be ,rtei were out of work In June. NOT ICE th at Board 00 County *,Ill. .1. 01 on tad promi Wholesale prices over the past year ha ve Increased 7.7 percent million people were working ses. covet 00 Stm.n Count,, PloygN MAY be attained Seasonal adjustments June. while loud cats have risen 1.1 percent, the department said. (4 In the For,0a aS? 00 0(10(1 P In , or one detachable The price, of some food items rose sharply last month. The proportion 01 the work. unemployment figures offset III dO 01 Augusl. A D. 1511. Ii lIe 111.1 SOIl Iliad, Pvrsuanf lo 10 Poultry, pork, beef and veal, fresh and dried fruits and Ingage population that Is the addition of thousands of County Corr,m,,l,o,,,,' NetI,ng Summery Judgment el!lq14 'n Room at In. Counl CoyrPP.ou. ,,, Ad.0,, No 7$ $I, CA 0 F vegetables and milled rice all posted rapid gains. Prices rose employed rosetol$.9 percent students who entered the labor Sanford. 1IOr4. Oil Plolda Publ,t prnd.nig A IN. C.r(ul Court a at * fader In June than in May for fish, dairy products and flour, a new record. force In June as school ended. Hear.n9 50 (Onj4e0' and citterm.no, for S.m.noI. County. Flor ida aP.lfP..c 01 not ,he Covrfy all DATED till SIP. day Of July, ,Icile. abandon, d.l(0.1.,n.,,e (IOI# ISEAL p rerlounc, 4110 0'5(Ia,m any rgnP of Arthyr H 8$0*II. Jr • ItI Coy.', and 5P, lsbl,c a and I 0 Clerk 0* III C.rcu.l Court P4 lOIIoa.ng r.gP.It of *Iy runn.ng I Ja(Qu,$.n.e TtIor'.pson '1rouqP. el!. des(rbed 04'00,rty. 50 Deputy CIlIa a.? urfnofl Saarye TIaP pOrt,Onof 5.10.11 Rome iy.nq P0 So. fill l*Iaeen I0*!. land 3. 51*1,fl ltI 323 East Cml,., 51,4 110104 Spr.r.g Ha,'.ul, PlOt 5001 Orlando. II 33007 1 I 0. "On 7 S. P-l. R ecords 00 PybI.tPi July Y. 1971 1 '.lmnOIC COunl1. 1101,44 tying Dcl" ___________________________ lull. a, La 1 Pig it's C0U01 113 PERSONS INTERESTED MAY SEMINOLEXtUlV COUNTY. PLORID APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE PUO5ATE DIVISION TIME AND PLACE asovE P.s oft Flo bet 71.040CP Umitid Press iilernall.sal Heights had been placed on "a mortar and rocket fIn, for The Slate Department said It SPF CIFIED Downtown board 01 County Corn Israel has ruahed reinforce, war footing" following the seven hours Wednesday niht I IN 0$ ESTATE OF g weighed calling an emergency m.eSolwqI 04 1.m'not. meats to its Golan Heights Israeli warning, VIRGINIA *EVEN GROVE. and early Thursday, killing session of the U.N. Security C,. oy" F 1014* frontier with Syria and the 51 ArIPyr H 5,51*11 0 President Carter issued a about 50 people and leveling 40 Council, but put off the move NOTICE OF A0MlNI1tNAT,0N Cle,a Lebanese toorcier to unieniine personal appeal to all aides to ings when g aat'ed the fighting TO ALL PERSONS HAVINf. , Its warning to Damascus to halt avoid doing anything to worsen CLAMS OR or MAN OS AG AIN Bit the lighting suddenly had tapered off. DlPId$I C left T H( ABOl, I ES TATE AND A th e "massacre" at Christians In the situation. Canter deplored quieted when seven Israeli PVDI .1* 0 THE N PER SONS INTER lilT I , 157$ Beirut, Israeli Radio reported the "heavy casualties among lighter-bombers bussed Be", oil,. 'N TIlE ESTATE today. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIPIE I Innocent civilian population" ih.Mteflng windows a y Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT 001 I1$ lli adn.n.ttrOl.cn of IP. lila The reported troop move- and called for "an Immediate sole the ownd harrier in a SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 0* V.'g.Aa Never Grove. drC.at ments followed a public Israeli end to the fighting." move Israeli officials said was ..ovac. OF PUSLIC NEARING PROSAIC DIVISION I Ic Numb., IS 3M CP, 'SPend'ng threat Thursday hacked by a Number 11011 The plea reflected American designed ..to boat the very low IN. C.rou.t court lpr $lm.r.. TI.. Board 0$ Ceunlv Co.'. 0.1. O.,,... 10,40 Probate 00.5. roaring display of air power fear s the heavy fighting could morale of the iUtlasss." m55eol*f5 of 1,m,q*Is C ounty. ItO NE ESTATE OF 'I.e add ell of aId, is Sen.,. OIl overBethl- that it would wt lead to a Syrtan.I.sraell clash, And the fighting virtually p,..rng in III CQmm$tIOn•rl' C,FNTRUDI La MCOLLEY Cca.nt Courthouse. Sanford. allow Syria to turn Lebanon trio jeopardizing the Egj'l*lan.Isra. halted wimi news leaked that U.isng Noon, 04 the Semnole D,cea'asi 12111 Tl.e p.qt*aI r,pueIf.n?at, NOTICE OF ADUINIITNATION another confrontation state ell talks scheduled to resume In Sarkis, Lebanon's first podclvil County Court dust, Sanford 00111lila',1 Merger" N.cS,r, 110,4. 011 July IS. 1 11. at? 00 pm TO ALL PERSONS HAVING *101 I40,1W • 375 IngIley S along its tx*'der. lrnn later this month. war president, vu determIned 01 a Il,,f,all,r 01 pOilibli 10 CLAIMS OW DEMANDS AGAINST Cesllbrry. It The name a Sobered by lie Israeli threat The Israeli Radio report said to step down, triggering fears ConsIder an •PpIcalIon for . THE ASOVE ESTATE AND ALL 0441,51 Of the PIfloflal rIlw,wP and a vow by Lebanese Israeli commandos also were among Lebanese of a boal 00(5. and roof tP..4I OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED 'al,, Iallorne are bet *0,?,, b.loJ, IN THE ESTATE All person Pavnq Cl4. President Ella Sarkis to quit concerned Palestinian forces "catastrophe" and a "danger. at IN. IOIIGa ng de%(n b.d pr operty YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED demandS aga.nSI II.. Lot 1. •,Ir Lake Estates. Fr!., laIe • 1114$ 'lie OlmASlrt 1111110114 ft fighting stopped, might try to take advantage 01 on leap Into the unknown." ..o,, Of file 111.1. rIgur .4. Addition. Plat loot 31, Peg. W . WITHIN TM N County, WGprtrp, M McCo4101. 0,5414114, MONTHS FROM THE DATE Syrian garners haJted their Use Syrians attack iCI1II was Public 111,101. SlIflatol. VOW 10 Florida tS.d.cn It. Townshi p 31 l.11human? 'l21O.'1pr11d.ngithe THE FIRST PUSLICATION heavy bombsr*netd 01 Chris. (Ividlaiw to move back into seen by diplomats as a gambit lull,. Rengi II 1.51) C'rcul Court for Sen,.uoli Count,, THIS NOTICE, 1011e *111 II. CI I h an east Held, southern Lebanon. to jo both the Syrians and IN. ad 0* I*0 abi.l court Furth,'Olserbed asIocaIed*.0 1lO,.44, Pr? In Baird, the daily Middle Syrian gunners sun'oumdlng Christians into a peaceful 00 047$ 111111.1 SloP, Dlli avid COIlS CI aPt,0. i% S4'mrIoI. Counl1 Stalsm.nl Dl •flv claim ofa 4.nI4d C,rtIlo.rt.. Sel'Io,d. 110,4. 71171 tIll, 110, 1.,, £atP Claim mull 5. buIlt 01 Ornol. Way Lad Reporter today, quoting Christian militia politloiss In solution to the city's worst IPq P11101141 rIvf lifalal,,e of IN. .11 *lrig lAd "luSt 'd.(ali AP.IjP H a.cs..ffi. Jr diplomatic reports, said Syrian east Remit pounded the neigh. fighting since the 1171.7$ civil 1 S.ttv lv. Oliver, aliosi ball 101 1111 dIm. ittle name a4, (lipS 01 LooM, (syr? aOdr,5$ 'IN? I, So' $4, Lo.SgaoOd. addrli$ OlIN. creditor Of his 4 fro*llas troops on the Golan borisood with tank, artillery, war. Setanol, Counly, Ft.da or allora,, and lIe am PuOItO, July 1. IllS Florida 31750 Tl'• name a nd MIII 05 tIll p,1%Qn1 '1011*011 C 141,104 It t1 lila, is 1101 yes 012 43 11 tat,, I IItorne1are 104 10,10 1440. 11.1 dIll 01111 .1 *.It 011Cm.,2. _______________________ LII P1110111 lllv.nq clamS or 11.111 be Slat ed II IN. Clam IOAID OF COUNTY demandS agl.ult Ip.. estof, ore tov't'agsnl or selling dated. COI4I*IISSIONERI 'e,,,eo. WITHIN IPil Count, of S.msI. THREE 'laluff of tIll Iofl(frta.aty 1*011 FROM THE DATE OF Stated II tl,e Clam .1 ll(I14. S.,.,.t. 1.01.4 0.1* tO' PIll MONTHS THE FIRST PUSLICATION OF I4(lur't, 111411 be d1*d,b.d J * *: IOIig tisa 0.11 01 P,5Slyed i 71515 NOTICE, IC lIe *111 the ClipS (il.mant 105*11 do we IQII.(gW t14 0111-co Cl tIle PisCP.asm *4110. 0* 1111 401, cowl a OPitlIll (p.f of me Clam to IN. din timatoli towaly Caa,t$,osa.. Room tIal,mew of aa ClOm Of demând I5I45I• $111 1011 to moo 001 alt, 510*0411 Filter" 1,It,I II N C Dow go IIllIfor mile law. Each Clam 005! 1. p115411.1 rlg.nmfaI,y, • 0 , July 24. $71.41 *051(05011, I_ 11 and mv5I indicate IN. All p.rIcn, ,iltave$as4 .0 11. .S141. Ioll bids *.If be MId filled Ill RoomPublicl 170, y "On" 0014 *i Ill, Clam. IN. am. 4114 tO .l,om a copy sO 50511 N*0,c,SoO 4041 ,5504 IN. (110,1,, or *t.s 1g40 hat 1.0. ma iled . County Contortionist of 4 110#11 0w, and II,. amount IlQu.r14, *ITHIN THRdE Item No l-0,e Way 7,111.1 (lImed The ,3 mi It t11 claim ,,of p4* o., MONTHS FROM THE DATE Ør llion coodnictlon Idlase cocatrurtboin of will begin (kegcn Avenue. IN. dale aN.si it all bq** weeks project of AX Iboamakar In a cou THE FINS? PUSI ICA TION $1 of weeksacross 111.11 3- 10. Prspi Hiatws Both plans dill have to be ShIll 01 Ilated If lt5 dIn, is THIS NOTICE. t.Ile on, 01I.,t,q,, moved one step closer to from the Mayfair Country Club. approved by the Sanford Oty llem$o )-T eeeelw.I p,o.p.,s COnl 0genl Of W11IIQI,dIled they may lId 11141 thatling. $114 All *01* 1*111 SI at 4(6014 *1411 naive* Of development Thursday with according to Sbormak,er. Me .aac.11.,nt, Shelf be vaI4l 01 one 41(11 (CemnIsdols, 000 *111, 5111 W1(lllCal4nI.y41I.Mo RlN.SIfl(l Voted 01 the VIM by 1111. (I4.n, 54(4,4, 105, qU4I'tlCall.O3 II IP, 001304.1 The planniag and sawing w me Puecsios.n *45,11 Iev'ty 1*114 be OlsePibed Thit reg.lIenIaI,,, of the ventoof SiflIOrd Ptaniulitg and Zoning The CountyPewIvIl The board also $ivuwd bend also gave l,,vvuI to t, (111114511 115411 444, , Nff.(.IfW Ivr'nd'O'on of ly. c.m'l any 01 all 1. 511oft W op * th e portions of another Shoe' c'4a]meof a blildi ces of ed t ngat '0111$ cI,'5 tS to mlabte low clerk ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. A 0 wItMut 50011. o .ve t.m.II maker development. This = Iroquois Ave. by Quatani tK1*,cal,tI., 01 to ICES,' IN. 04 ..01 Cop, to OSJECTIOPII NOT SO P1450.01 lpreleI,, *111 SI P00 Lvii SARI 101 The project when cenploi.d develoneg will feature 3$ Tectrnolcgy. The IMIne will *1161, '0 11$ I.l4 m0lI Sill 11VV5 ihItI All f ''eeS'ed at th. estate 0*1.00 t"4 ItO publication CI will futa 1$ two and lice,. single family homes priced emptily about Its people, $r. "of C oualy to whom a COOl of tI. Not ice *0 10*5.611 00 A4rnatttrat..,, J.,.i Jo PwrCt.IIii. Agent bedroom villas priced in the from 11101110 1111* in the cording to Al Payne, city soniuig IaS b14n 114114 '71 Seminole CivsiIv 'COIled *1104106 THREE M.ar.arø Woman range, The first Am 01 Slate Road 55-A and official. $40 gloom Ill. Courrnoos. M0N MON THS FROM THE DATE OF Al Personal Representa tive bolerO. FIor4 33171 THE POST PUlL a 7 ION OF 00 rn Estate of (M) 3134370 1,1 291 1)011 THISPOOTICIIO$,l,anyott0on t,, V're.nI *llc Gras, Pvbl.U, July 1, 1171 IN., may Ia,, that (I.0Il0'GeS 914 0,1.1114 0(21) shOt, 00 IP'i all, 1114 ATTORNEY FOR PIRSOISAL P*JSLIC NOTICI QuaI.l.cel..,,, 0* '1. P11501111 WIPIISINTATIVI TN. 01,44.5 01 Ene.r.w,wed., representative. Of lIe ,m 0*- 014011 1 Davis01 M Ser vices is 0 P0614* 04 an op lvr,tOdt.00 ol Ill (Otel Sm'tp. & 00,4 111.54.1 Iq IN. CMIStrvct.ao of • ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND P0 So' 1113 bolt IPlltip at Ic. 10114*1.1. OBJ EC TIONS NOT $1) FILED Of 140,40, II. 32101 deW?,bil p'N"t, WILL SI FOREVER BARR D Tesigi.o,, 1)011 1w) 1)03 10151510454. Sl41L4IlP$Isqhit. Dafe01rnel.rsIpybo.t.onoftp,,% Pu51j11 3,01 10, 3,', I. 1111 Ptt ioot t Adrn'0lI?alc.1 P110116 , DCV 170 ..,rn, kossiul. coats,. FISI,da ISIS •tcTITeous5041a FISFIC5I $f,05 415(?s514 AS 1"P $wt Ol i ver twice is note 0, 11,1* Ihl I , I NEW YORE (UPI) - Two men In the gatbsge-ht*ired be lngund: 'Ihe LI P11501.41 MI) L.ee..aI Se.O, Drive U Man.! Clown 0.9bg.4 'fi 0v5'0II$ 4' 5I4' danlicts vu', lend Iiated to In New York's Brooklyn 01 Mi EIIIIe Of Iwes*s W. T*iayp p to uo" P*i A,,pfu 1114.14. S.mat Gertrude 0* Mo (süiy death Ins vacat let Thiday borough, C*#.t1. FOld.. 10401 11.4 1,0,1* 1 they riboosd to The dead men wire tatatiwo- laue 10 Eat 0105.01.0 cau,g.A O*wSV*.n, 0*4g.o(.of 011110 CI MAC' $ CLEAN II ndaer,putsdiyliuh, disesa Its contints UMS ly I1I a. Plank U-. Illould beat *r'latlo 01,4*, 00 ATTONNEY FOR PERSONAL SERVICE. *1411101 I ,oI4 SMA nd daad by the "As t'.v.tWwne,W.l 1, ,csi. P0 Ii. REPRESENTATIVE sun, $7 sad ii.i M4i 10111141tor sarclosamorloo-on the Clerk S * C 3100. $.a*i, FloridaUIH Jr Man" threatened alas mote *.tt'at 1114(1611,1 (lull. 1.tvi.now Cove Sod the New York Daily New, both 01 &ooklya. A poik* II g.p S'vlCJ,,l & FIOIda .0 Accordance *tP, I Maylogs, PS Part AV# Pro le today Us, ale was source described Use two U Afll,w H 1.50.11. Jr. 010v'Ies 00 one F05t,l Na IPD D'... HI Cull 00 CSIIf'dy c.s.et ag$-4 the lace 01 "wine alcoholics" who SIaluI, ? *.t S.ct.i, NI 150loud. of katatoM C*uoly. F4. 71171 Par." statuses $57 Pohce cwdiruu.d a ads was one of the victims" ad had frequented nearby Carroll TIN.IIOII. 110$, OHioll I,?. 54 JulIo 54 MCQII4OIF found row the bodes ofthetwo scrawled In large letters the Park. Dell At Publ,ls 34111 10 1.#, P . tell v'.* J.ulp I, II it 71 1511 fit , 114 01210 Cl IT OF CA 8144" curve Food Prices 14 Unemployment - - Israeli Forces Move To Reinforce Ifs 'Warning Lega' Notice - d Gives Nod To Housing Project Derelicts Found Dead, More Murders Vowed - Fr4ay. July 7. I$-IA 'I PLANNING AND IIILZONING THE ECONOMY - -- " E - NATM IN BRIEF Government Appeals Bell Contempt Citation NEW YORK UPI The federal government feels the extraordinary contempt citation against Attorney General Griffin B. Bell represents a threat to the constitutional concept of separation of powers. Assistant U.S. Attorney Thomas E. Moseley will go before the federal appeals court today to seek a stay of the order issued Thursday by U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Griesa. If granted, the stay would remain in effect until the Issue was decided on the merits. Griesa held the nation's top law enforcenent officer In contempt for his refusal to comply with s court order to turn over to the Socialist Workers Party 18 confidential FBI files on informers who spied on the party. IT'S - Tornadoes Hit Midwest By United Press International Tornadoes which ripped through several portions of the Midwest caused extensive damage and more violent weather loomed ominously today in flood-ravaged southern Minnesota. High winds, possibly a tornado, struck a mobile home park on the eastern edge of Wichita, '(Rn., Thursday night, injuring four persons, uestroying four homes and damaging 12 others. THE GREAT PUMPKIN... Mrs. Juanita Tatum of W. 13th St.. Sanford, proudly displa ys this 69. pound, 62-inches In circumference pumpkin her father Zeke Dixon produced on his rural Sanford farm, Mn. Tatum says she'll attempt to preserve the pumpkin however and for as long as she can. tier father suggests painting it. but Sirs. Tatum Is open to expert suggestions. 150$ NEW YORK (UPD- Agango(ycxiths beat two-time Olympic figure skating champion Dick Button and five other men with baseball bats and branches in Central Park apparently "for the heck of it," police said. The attack Wednesday night left Button and four men with fractured skulls, a spokesman for Roosevelt Hospital said. The sixth victim was treated at the hospital and released. TOMBALL, Texas (UPI) Anne Sebree thought it was a burglar she shot and killed in the dark of her home early Thursday, but It turned out to be her fl-year-old son. Authorities said Mrs. Sebree heard noises in her home at 4:30 a.m., pulled out her .38caliber pistol and fired once into the face of a man. - Boston Transit Protest Ends BOSTON (UPI)-Boston-area commuters didn't have to devise clever ways to get to work today other than via mass transit because subway, buses and trolleys started operating after a one-day strike by 4,500 transit workers. The drivers skipped work Thursday to protest a bill before the state legislature which would cut off their quarterly cost-of-living pay increases. 'Dead' Man In Hiding? NEW YORK (UP!) Carter Critical Of Southern Generals By I'enns)lsanla. Virginia and LAURENCE MCUUIUAN West Virginia during an ll'tiout swing Thursday - hirginla Antietam, historic sites in Maryland, i.6 battlefield of Carter called t10fl%Altheiicantobeiles't.at,sla llurnssde "dupid" Carter relaaed at Camp David today, his Thid wedding anniversary, after a tour of Mother ElIzabeth Srton In ExItrIlltIbiUg, Ml Inside the buakling, the president and *hers In the group stood in a (after said lee made a -txg circle, held hands and recited mistake" in fighting at (lettys- the lord's Prayer burg and said the defeat was leaving the shrine, "1143 taut." t.ater, on the THURMONT, Md. (UPI) Jimmy Carter, the first pressdent from the Deep South since the Civil War, has some critical opInions 01 two key generals u Confederate (lea. that war Robert 1. i.e, arid Violin o.. Arntwuse Burnside. Dressed in a red checked tPOfti Shut and tan slacLs. (after weft lo the shrine of saint In 5. Rinan ('.thoioc' Church. Carter went to Getim burg His nId(urradr followed the Lame auto route wed by many tourists, but the president Not out of his iimoaine and role in the front of a gray colored van because it o(frrrila better view Accompanied by civil war historian Shelby Foote, ('after ipent several hots's retracing the thre..day battle. First lady Handym CIReeS* 553If Allle smith, and the Carter' s son Jeff and Ps wile Annette Also made the trip "Almost all aotitherneri dull. 1011 the ('lvii War," ('after toil Pipe Stolen From Work Site William liannueb.r, man- Elan,' Seaman. 31, (N'tando. was linivung on Mats' I(oa.1 US when Pier sp,Pucle collided with the patrol car lieary was ager 01 TompkIns Development, reported $750 worth of copper pipe was taken from the construction site of two homes being built at 3W Mahogany Lane and 10141 Weathersfield Ave., late Wednesday or early Thursday. The pope had been ripped out of pants of the home, according to. sheriff's report of the theft RUG THZFT A 1172 Volk_swagon. valued at $700, was taken from the parking lot at Eastbrook Elementary School, South Seminole County, Thursday. Mrs June B. Bntton, 1122 Lake Drive. Casselben'y, had trouble darting the car when she was leaving the sctsail Thursday afternoon, according to sheriff's information. driving on turn .Springs l)rlsr often the collision Soul place The traffic light was red for Ileary's Wool oltravel However, he was responding to an etnergent') call at the tim. and She left the car in the parking kit and went to get help in darting it. When she returned. the car was gone. She had left the keys In a pocket on the driver's side dour, police said l'LA'sl'S I'lU'EIIEI) lknnerline, 343 Spanish Trace l)rivr, Aitznoode Springs, reported thieves took abuut 5370 us huwe plants from his front porch Daniel V sometime Thieves took a riding lawn niower from the tout shed of the South Seminole Church of Christ, 1410 lake Howell Ituami, South Seminole Uowsty over the past few days Wednesday had his blue flashing and siren 1101 Correction A dory in The Esenung Herald Thursday Inadseltently A tai driven by an (Irlandu NUlIcan collided with the side of ('orpuration a, an Altainonte Springs Police ear driven by officer Kuhard the posutallt) of a power plant wing cundna'ted near lake Hear) Jeiai.p Wednesday evening resulting in iuunsz Injuries to the olfeer referred to Florida Power )"I'l. regarding The reference shuuid has, Ps-rn l"Pt' State Supreme Court financier David Graiver as the kingpin in a multimillion-dollar bank swindle on growxb that "sufficient evidence" exists that he may be alive. The decision supported speculation on four continents that the 37-yes r-old banking wizard and repited money handler for the outlawed Montonero guerrillas had not died in a private crash in Mexico on Aug. 7, 1976 and is ng out with millions of missing dollars. li H. Helps He's Caught NEW ORLEANS (UP!) For three years Anastasio Thomas ran a halfway batm for alcoholics, giving encouragement and guidance topeople fighting the disease. But he may have talked to one ton many. "I got too popular1 Thomas said Thursday at his arraignment before a criminal district magistrate on a chug# of escaping from a Hacke,aack. N.J., mental institution four years ago. - Contaminated Wafer Threatens Jack Daniels LYNCIIBLJHG, Term. iUPli Mate health officials said Thursday that contaminated creek water threatens both the quality and reputation of one of the date's mod famous whiskies -' - Jack Daniels. The cotwusdad watr comes from the creeks around the Jack Daniels Distillery slier, a cheap supply 01 waste mash ponhed Moore Coaty, the nnalkst in the date. Into the lead in attli pro&n. Now the creak_i are becoming coidamninatid by animal wades Not only Is than a throat to the water supply, officials said, but the coaly's agnclltural economy Is also in danger. Waler QealIty Cadrgl '4Tklals said then Is no threat to human health yd, bid des began in 1175 Indicate bacteria counts are No and rwing. "The palatial Is there," said Walei (Jusidy Control Director RHo. loan. "We'd (eel $ lot safer If tier, wasn't so much bacteria In the water." (Xflclala said that bacteria coorntass NO Moo WOO colonies per 155 milliliters have to... found The bacteria, feral coldunn, registered as No as four million colonies per 10 milliliters in one sample, officials said. 117*Ir'trrl. .uS.liri.. U.It NO triOtlIri l.IUht III tIN' 1101 'It s s.o.S viii atrro,it, 1* siltI '4 (rt(sbt,, 'It) ltlafl) lorople 11(11 hrtr "It .o.s a tog mistake lot lie," the t'.eotgtari taii of the battle Sore cit the geneiil's SIIIPS hId ttgad tinn t o , light eLuew hoyt P'otitenu(e,lin bier years ire I.. .1 hrlIgr that 64111 egIan hell against Iiurniide anti 134111 UnItIes trutips for collogni of the battle that became t.aown as the 'bloodiest itsy of the war '' llUffl,l,le 051 ItlipId," Carter said. 'he was ofaesd eu the tsndfe,' aflisougts If 1w uiti his It-tnt ortylilent tfli.)511 hal lone t.nly a frw ard. ttiwiw.I bin,, fur the out further 'I"sn the creek ttiry 111(114' us' NIl tl(bt. ('otter ,'.iub,I h,sr had,,) across it .is tus f.ault *iUi,,,4 1 fight fie odleti. 111th 4 111,1k. 'Ar 11.' president tall) 17w only all bass' bail 'toys. I guest trIbutes II the general &f# the later In the la), ('oIler tii'Ilgr, *111,11 110.5 flAillell after t'turel SIharIIsforg ohich him, It),) the 01111) 'mburni flian1., of (t)l)'* with huiti tti'&amht *t',j,h was ,',,s,w'.I I.. 4... rI-. was tntleto.11 ' ?5II0'lf'Irfl'IeI''% ('11.5 h.slr'd)lr Th011eli it á.ftri the t rsr4 anal Tut.dtwvnri fla:lle'l 1 after the 1.11)," elpIallIflI press Ss trIal) JOlt) I'IIN,II agres-tI ' - Justice Arnold G. Fraiman has refused to dismiss indictments naming Argentine %%,. During Tour Of Battle Sites Valued At $750 Poll: Carter Lacks Competence I NEW YO.K (UP!) - A growing majority feels President Carter may lack the "basic competence" to do his job, the latest Harris Survey shows. In a poll of 1,521 adults conducted last month, a 64-23 percent majority felt that "although (Carter) is well Intentioned, at times you begin to wonder if he has the basic competence to do the job." 7%4~ "441.10 P1405 or Tom V1400 - She Shot ... lt Was Her Son ~~Ig~~ oodsgogogoi rr ,, jL Gang Beats 6 At Random M.s*s' standards allow only 5,000c'olunie, of bacteria per 100 nullihters of domestic water we before treatznrd. "From a bacteriological standpitui, this is the hottest water problems in the date," said Terry Cidhu'as,a health department ultical The problem arose frown the Jack Daniel Distillery's increased production in the IM's. The company began selling diulage. hqwd waste mails, to farmers for 13 per 1* gal'ans. The stillage is P4gb In carbohydrate and protein. The cheap lied produced a cattle boom, and over * con cedrated feed WE were built. (iflctaIa said the deep landscape and the rocky topsoil alloso cattle waste to flow Into dreams. Lad May, the Water 1ualdy Control Department "strongly urged" the city of Lyncbtsurg to find an aBenuata source of water Grady Hidwda, vlc.-preadumt of Jack Daniels Distillery, said he and Lynchburg Mayor Hobby Murray have totted out an agneemug to rum a V's mile water line from the Jack Daniel's lls,* water doug, lank to the Lyischbsi'g ester treatment plant ..11rr itsaral I1UPOIIIItI fru*i ab,ut ahol lh's,' 'ankres" hid, tfw C"uZ) at-pit latter " ,- tt �. L. , I Evening Hemid For many organizations the swnmer, months are the hardest tUne to find Interesting speakers to give pmettation. However, this summer could be different if your organization dials SernlDde Community Action 'SCM and asks for Shelly Cox. an educational Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 *Coe 3D$-322. 11orI3149,3 9 Friday. July 7, 1978-AA "We would like to be booked especially in the inoidiw of August and September." Mrs. Cox mid. The reason for this goal the s upport of the community an the ideas being formulated by the YieIMa Alliance for xinsibk Parading of which Mrs. (0* is chairman of Seminole Ccw*y Qiapler. - L r _____ WAYNE D. DOYLE. Pubiaher NORMAN H. OsH.i, Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising :4 Horn. Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; I Months, $14.20; Year, $21.40. By Mali: Month, $2.70; I Months, $11.20; 12 Mon the, $32.40. • fbt, Mrs. Cox notes that while 'U education will be part of the class there are many topics winch need to be addressed. student needs to be taught budgeting to raise a child, the responsibility of being a parent, birth axirol and an all-around awareness of exactly what it means to have a child," she said. She added that one of the reasons for talking to the community is to eventually raise the awareness so the case for the classes can eventually be brought before the school board. more Important This chapter was formed late lad year to try as one of its main goals to combat the rising tide of teena ge Pregnancies. by LEONARD kRMfSDof(y Since that first meeting, $0 other meetings have been held and enme long and short range goals have been developed. The thread that ties all the goals The Clock Forgotten History Lessons: Blunders Just when the Carter administration finally appeared to get its foreign policy act together in response to Soviet pressures around the world, Secretary of State Cyrus Vance managed to put it all in disarray again. Mr. Vance advised the House International Relations Committee on June 19 that the United States intends no new policy of confrontation with the Russians nor intervention in Africa. He also disclosed an intention to open diplomatic negotiations with the Cuban-dominated regime in Angola. lie even suggested some U.S. officials have been too outspoken about Cuba's role in the recent invasion of Zaire by Katanganese rebels. It blown out of all proportion," he said. The redefinition of U.S. foreign policy from that enunciated by President Carter In recent weeks was completed by Mr. Vance the day following his congressional appearance in an address before the Jaycees in Atlantic City.''We can be neither right nor effective if we treat Africa simply as an arena for East-West competition," he said, lie promised that the United States would not react to Soviet and Cuban activities In Africa because such a course would not be effective.. and would only escalate military conflict." Undoubtedly, the Russians and Cubans are reassured by this new official statement of U.S. policy of peace at almost any price not that Washington had given them much cause for contern. But whatever questions were raised by the President's tough talk at Annapolis about confrontation have been removed. Our secretary of state has promised nothing but cooperation and that there will be no price tag for Soviet-Cuban aggression in Africa or, presumably elsewhere. We are reminded of a tragic parallel. In 1950, President harry Truman's secretary of state, Dean Acheson, on one public occasion drew a line on a map of the far Pacific that defined U.S. security concerns; he omitted South Korea and the costly, indecisive Korean War ensued. By removing all questions about what our reaction might be to overt actions in Africa, Secretary Vance has Invited the very aggression he seeks to avoid, just as Mr. Acheson did. Zbigniew Brzezinski, the President's national security adviser, who has urged a strong stand against Soviet power and imperialism, suddenly seems eclipsed after presumably gaining a predominant voice in White house councils. The accommodationists led by Secretary Vance, U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young and the State Department's top leadership are apparently ascendant again. It is difficult to believe that President Carter's : Foreign policy Is so rudderless. One must conclude, therefore, that the Vance and Brzezinski elements j: provide the contrived ambiguity that has becone a Carter hallmark. The confrontation or cooperation :;: Mr. Carter talked about at Annapolis are there all right except these alternatives come now in one ;: appalling package: Mr Brzezinski reassures : worried Americans that the administration is : drawing a line in a strong way against further ;: Soviet advances; Mr. Vance reassures the :: Russians and Cubans they need not worry about ::; our excessive rhetoric." This studied Incoherence can lead only to disaster. It will bring us not peace but the sword because the Communists invariably fill out to their own satisfaction and then cash the blank checks that Washington hands them from time to time. We repeat our tragic blunders because we forget our history lessons. - - ANGLE.WALTERS WASHINGTON When you've invented and dedtheatocbomb,whatdoyoudofor an encore' After a search that has consumed a quartercentury and more than $3 billion in public funds. there Is still no answer to that question. Developing the world's first nuclear weapon is. as they say in Show business, a hard act to follow for the network of eight federally funded research fadflitkes known as multi-program national laboratories. The bed known are the two key units of the "Manhattan Project," the World War II program that produced the atomic bomb t he Oak Ridge National Laboratory In Oak Ridge, Tenn. and the Los Alamos Scientific laboratory In Los Alamo., N.M. Although the basic resear ch for the first n uclea r weapons was conduct ed at Oak Ridge, that work now Is performed at two otter facilities, los Alamo. and Lawrence Livermore laboratory in Livermore, Calif. Enitintering production of the initial bo mbs was done at Los Alamo., but ii has been moved to Sandia Laboratories in Albuquerque, N.M. To the extent that national security continues to depend upon maintaining an arsenal of sophisticated nuclear weapons, the military work done at Los Alamos, Lawrence Livermore and Sandia Is seldom questioned or challenged. One Measure of the Importance of those three "weapons laboratories:" They received more than 60 percent of the 11.46 billIon allocated lathe .1gM labs In last year's federal budget. but the renaming live facilities are facing inc,ing scrutiny and LTItICJIU from government officials who fear the la bs may have bsconie self-pe'petuatizig bureaucracies lacking any legitimate mlkm to perform In the future. In that category are Oak Ridge; Argonne National Laboratory In I)arlon, Ill.; Brookhaven National laboratory in Upton, N.Y.; lawrence Berkeley laboratory in Berkeley, Calif.; and Pacific Northwest Laboratory in Richland and Hanford, Wash. For several decades, those laboratories conce nt rated on perfecting non-milita ry ap. ptications for nuclear technology, with emphasis on nuclear reactors as source of commercially generated electric power. But that era produced little more than a ser win of expensive failures. For Instance, a major Oak Ridge program, the aqueous homogeneous reactor, was skid In 1911 because of Insurmountable technical complications. That project was succeeded by another flop, the molten salt reactor. Argoime'a Fast Reactor Test Facility was abandoned In 1915, and Pacific Northwed's Vast Flux Ted Facility produced massive cod overruns but few practical Pp. - - - pllcauons. In more recent years, the national Laboratories have sought to justify their i'w tlnued existence by exploring non-nuclear energy alternatives. But at one p011*, White House officials dIs.,-,d Alamos, lawrence Berkeley and Lawrence Livermore were unnecessarily duplicating research Into geothermal energy u •' _. _.__'___.y . t _:_:.., -: it I ,' _ . - .. HELSINKI , , ; ) , - . , " ACCOP.D -- :--•__________________________________________________ WASHINGTON WORLD For Better Or Worse By HELEN THOMAS (P1 White house Reporter WASIIIN(,TON iUlli I for better or for worse. President Carter wants it to be known that he and he alone makes foreign policy, Twice in the past couple of weeks, Carter has attempted to sort out his own role, and to defend national security affairs adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski, who has become the lightning rod for foreign policy criticsBrzezinski, a former Columbia University proftyor, has been called anti-Russian by Soviet leade lie has been denounced by Cuba's Fidel Castro. And he has been described as anti-Israel, in some pro-Israeli quarters. Carter says it is unfair to 'jump" on Brzezinski 'when I make foreign policy." The president says Polish-born Brzezinski has been made the 'scapegoat" by time who do not want to attack Carter himself, thus leaving themselves some room maneuver, "The point is that I make the ultimate decisions in foreign policy," Ca rter said at his last news conference. "There is a trununwil of disagreement between the National Security Council and the State Department. I do get ad. vice from various sources, both in and out of government. And obviously, in a complicated Issue. I get recommendations that sometimes are at VUisflCe with one another. "Bid when I make the final decision, then I want to be and am the one responsible." he added. Carter also said he thinks it Is easy for those who disagree with a policy to single out Brzezinski as a target "Insinuating that I'm either Ineffective or Incompetent or ignorant, that I don't actually make the decisions, but that my subordinates make them for me and it gives An easy target for them without attacking the president of the United States." There is alas)'s the question of who has the president's ear. In the scheme of things. Bruilnskl has been depicted as the hardluiev who told television interviewers th. Soviet Union -- - - to That's the lowest since last September and therefore supposed to be good news, as far as it goes. Which isn 't very far. ll Isn 't bemgread asastart toward closingthe trade gap. The admtnidration's yearend goal U a deficit no larger than lad year's record $20.49 billion. And this is considered otilmidic, predicated as it Is on an expected slowing of economic growth later in the year and consequent decline In Imports. Economists see no end yet In sight to the long. run trade deficit, 24 consecutive months as of the May balance sheet. The continuing decline in the value of dollar, making U.S. goods ever better bargains, should help. But so far It Is having little Impact-And In the long run, depreciation can be an expensive way to go about adjusting an unfavorable trade balance. is not living up to the code of detente. In contrast, Secretary of State Cyrus Vance has been identified as a veteran diplomat, who Is more inclined to smooth over differences, and to avoid the point of no return In foreign rry. There is some feeling that Carter speaks with many voices on foreign policy. Alter taking a hard llrzevnskistyle line, the president now There are some fluidly encouraging signs in apparently has been trying to lower the rhetoric the May figures. Imports declined In several key against the Soviet Union, claiming relations are items primarily Iron and steel products, motor - - - arch enemy, Ouna. But aides say Brzezinski himself is philosophical about his role. He mltzes that he is in a natural position to be the point man. Still, aides say he is unhappy with the attempts to make it a "personality contest" with Vance. ' - run me supporting insurrectlonlsts in the African Argentina and Paraguay tacitly tolerate country of Chad. right -wing tiriortamn In Latin America. In Itid (tints supplies secret arms to previous colimuis we have reported the sans terrorists who operate in numerous trouble tactics encouraged by tulle, ttealesnala, El sputa. South African terrorists, for example, Salvador and Uruguay. have close lies to the Utilnese, Intelligence soirce say Mezlco and Ccda -North Korea ships arms to various terrorist Rica may be dealing secretly with terrortat operations and conducts a training center for outfits. But the details are sketchy. There Is quiet sentmjzi,nt Inside Waabincsi We have ot*azned a classified CIA report on guerrillas. Use problems, which declares: "The direct or policy councils, meanwhile, to dictate that any Tanzania, Zambia, Moasenbique and indirect support that a substantial number of terrorist attack fomented by atcihir nation span Botswana serve as arsenals and bases for black dates have rendered to violence-prone puhtwW the United Slates Will be considered an act of nationalist operations such as SWAPU. ZANU war. groups over the post decade has contributed an and ZAPU trying to take over Rhodesia and the an Important way to the marked upsurge in MEU4C3E FROM ANIIA*AI Turkish Prune new date of Nandda. me killers of the u*ernat$onal terrorism." missionaries and their families at Vwnba, Minister Huleut Ecevtt has dispatched is par. The CIA docwnei* graphically shows the Rhodesia, could hide out in any one of these lanaI message to us patenting a couple of lines in a recent colimin. number of terrorist incidents rising Iran new nations. We had repoql.d that American MuM.&ir sara In 1113 to nearly 230 In leT?. The study The CIA includes the Liberation Office of Ronald Splers, in a cablegram to identifies a tidal of 1,441 internatIonal terrorist the (kganuitlon for African Unity lUAU) as a had dtaracienaed an Ecevi speech as "mlii' strikes during the 13-year spat. terrorist patron. Ironically. Ibis means money iBis. nationalism." Upw maft ow dory, we This and other u*ellig.nce docamenta pin-- cosdrlbig.d to the (MU by Liberia, Niguis and POW a number of foreign governments which other pro.Wed.rn govsraneats Is being tim, reported. Ecavit "ralset an ai4gy host," whereupon Splits cia ordered to fly to Irsiods ec'aeindered "patrons" of the dealers In death. rated to left-wing ravalutleni'$ei. "to soothe the roffled Ecevit, who was In Here is the secret CiA Ilding of coodries which Algeria is laked to Iffiseserded groups Belgian at the tUne." nature, abet and plot with the terrorists: - - - - - - Which obsaai ants, siç,srt and traming. They Libya, South Yemen and Iraq support the Paleatbuan terrorists with arms, money and supplies. They give haven to the Paledmians, allowing them to train for their attacks on the cutalde 'ar$d and then return for sanctuary. libya is also accused in the docwnents of are virtually under control of the Algerian government - , .. . - Cubs's inroads into Africa we weti-known in Angola and Fpla. More surreplitIcialy, Fidel CaMro'i agents are working with coven African terrorist croup, - 1' , In his meesage to W. Ecse'* said he "did not parentally react to the repset *flbust.4 to AmI&adir Splits I scuM have reacted II my coadry were imfairty treated or criticised, but I peeler to be tolerant when personally criticised." Thu should please and surprise, the State Department. -. I' '1 Borg, l'x'txng 14) beccne first man since liii am the Borg, looking forward to turdsy's rmnsatctt, said "I will have to play absolute:7 at the lop of my jam, We always to title three times in a row, oulpaced unsem'dnl I)utchman Toni Okker, 64, 64. 6-4, while NEW Y ORK ui'i R4f '71 l_at C'7W,A' ..-' _. n An fA4" At' U$ 0' I% f% Mursam ias.t Bit I Bur lemon Itague, of t, before Thursday 'acM's game (het Star Game, the American reserves selected wee, with the Tru.s Ranger, sttirrs Thurman Munson of have s bad leg I m md going to League tawled tip its squad for the July Ii classic Thursda) b,s Sc. York and Jim Swvlbetg of travel ions miles and spend adding am, potent hitters to tI'Us, first basemen Jason lIve, days with a bad leg to the leant lbi*tipioii of Detroit and Eddie mayts get tip to the ffate one The St. has won the last us Sisiray of Kalhnisjre, second time" All-Star Games and it of the baseman Prank White of 11'r starting uneup. ctn last I), the Al. decided to go Kansas ('it), shortstop ('raig A twlkitng of the f*ns, fe offense over pitching depth Reynolds and selected only eight pitchers tausmirn l,raigSeattle, Y,eftlesthird of Sr.urvsat.s (4 Fisk at catcher, html of Minnesota at first Instead of the caattwnar nine 'onI anl Ito) Howell of base. lion Money of Milwaukee lary Sorensen, an 111am,' loruido And outfielder net at second, Fred I'atek winner from Mil waukee, was ttttM*i of('h i('ago named to the Al, leans as the The rctltrv III. squad has a Kansas l'ity at shortstop, t.enrg, Brett of Kan.sa.s ('it, at eighth pitcher Thursday but cvmbinrI leant halting average third hair anti outfIelders Jul, mod of the reser ve s were hard. f 30 Anti has rat lhontr runs Rice of Boston. 'we Jackso.i hitters who areMixing the through fames (4 July i Martin, fuweser. niay not of %ev Yom arid Kirse Lk of league's leading run producers Al. Manager hilly Martin. in hat' the wrvIt'r, of Mursion for rexas uinferntng with irague the game Munson said Thur. lleai,les Sorensen t he 'ii dent Ire Macl'hati, went to the il.. night he has mu i nt ention of pitching stall intljles Frant powerful lI.cdon Red S,.s for playing an the dante tecatise of Tanana of California Itort ntis- h of his depth. chisising a sorr kurt which has been 11adry arid Rich (avwaage of plaguing him all season Sea 'ort, Jun l'alnicr an.l l,a.ue rules allow lot a player MiLe Flanagan of Baltimore I" skip Us' (ante if he has an anIon Keutieb of OakLand of S ' j isiW I E.4'ON "S' ) - - ' _ ' ,' " '. i :' , - .i . ..,' - ' th . -. ' , of '' . --- - --- M SCOREBWONOARD Mayor League Baseball i'' a s' SlUSH C iii ilviSTs ,. . ,, 1%J 1 - £ i 4 '"a.. *L .... i" '&.i'ps.a 3 St* 4C VOP4 %' 'S •aao "31 4 a • 3 '' ' II tlot ed an 11-4 second halt mark and will open a besttsLttue, series Monday night against Seaboard-Sanford Merchants for the oserall outcome awarded the t.o.aa 5. I • ½.. iwa • ' 44". .'I .. ' a ' o $ zo s r.. $ov, ,10 0 - 431)543 P 4 I 442 ' ' . oi II 4% ½1 5?H C to 0 Va ',,*" I, 0 iso iso ' S U (p. ( " • -s.. •a,, I m: I I Sei Q 24' liT P '." '3 I eJ a i'I 10 1'1 •, I ' '° ' e.,,* ,. S 45. 5 n.i4 4Ia5s'' 4' lIT P's' '0?) ' ,, , C.aaui.s.m4Naii a't 4.1%6o '5 ''' ',,. I "O• I' I 6 10 Pill, 40 NP reaw c ii. i ''0 a am Ito 1 si'.sa. Ma.,4 ' 'x ic I Mam,,. ' J .1 01'' 1420 P 1 3 ta,, a) L i'. sat a i'u (LIVISTN - a its 4'5.,a' '',. 3 40 1?) 310 4' Ii a) Ia) I As".w, A'.q 5 64 5.",,, '.• , .c • "as' 5Is1 , '0544 P '1$' 13433 I •) 10IIIC •½s I,4,f 5.sd ( '45 t. ... 11 i t t*ILS?N 3 4', 5 '.•• 344011') 1103 I0 "4 I •o i pi i . s.,.,... 1 1 1141 ii 14' 1100 P 'lIt' 10 34 II 401 96 Mill A 1010 Ili) 10) ' Harness Racing - %IM'NOtS THUUtOAy S NISULTS 3 SINS? au P,ni '* 'Pa. 'aisw' . , ,n, ., SPa..... b.ril., in Winfield, '26, appeared in 29 games in June batted 333, hit eight home runs and picked up 31 11131 ' as , - I am ra.4 going to play in ,. _ -. 'utlirl'h'rs Fred lynn and Carl . i effort in cml the National Yastrzrusiii and shortstop A,fl-Mar game, 'flq Dawkins Under Knife . ' I'll II..tl EI.l'lfI, ' I 'l'I The Philadelphia i'rS said cenfer I)arryl I)a'akius still undergo an operation for a partial right shoulder separation I 1r sl ic'ti.i.'l 'l.itic liii' 64'r ortho;),esjist 'a ill l"rfurrti file surgery. during which .a disi will La' 1l'tIli', cii I aW kins is s'pe'tit 10 be in the hospital for only a ILI or sit, according to the' te,im "l.ikt'sm;pn , ' 334 '5610 IC 440 410 3 ".. IleLlI's Gull plot a s*runsc 4 '' 'SI 440164 I 5l,P5.% Community College, which foe-4 frusu Alan Huky and two 31 44,0 '04X hits from Wayne Russell and ,a flirted with danger by SICOND ' SQ. 0.. 1' lee Biggest probleno a 1913 verdict to Eldrsdge Danny caused b) Seaboard were two -% - I& , 440 lIlt 310 3 Staid, 1401M I M,So,i Miien by Stake Ferrell and or', AN o 'a. i $* r, i 3 Ii' So 3 III by Joe Rentim ?N0-'' A'.5p.e.. 3 Slum CS f:ldr,dge's barrage was led ½..',' 10 3 .. by Burnett Washingt on, Play 4' 440 110 I ½' . U Worn Nab Wins 240 0 24 1540 40 "'woo Bacak, Ed Ja(t1401) arid Charles Debbie Jackson and Karen Reynolds with three hits each. 1 '4 •OUITN. I l(otartson each rapped out a 1km Harvey hiimered for 5CC 5 .0 1 ?) I s r of hits Thursday night in and lion Ander son had three "I'll 5 140344 1 'I 140 Q'IS' 13 40 I II) 1 , 840 the Women's Softball league to hits 3143 oa,?Oa* ssac 14 aid Siumntwr'$tetoa 1412 victory I P154 'I' i5S5U,?5 'i4P'% 4)404140 ia I Su.,.'d over Shoemaker despite a •Los.D*I s,alloauo nuts p.' "ii. '3' 40410 I (l'.,,ts 0.. 4 homerbyKa th yApeland thr,, '40 5 00 2 At,.'.d ii ½'.., .. NEW YORK IUPI) The National League named ed Dave Winfield of th e San Diego Padres as its Player of t he Month and San Francisco Giant Vida Blue as Pitcher of the Month For June. have(o'matc .l hej I was lucky to brat him last year" 4f?Z t*9iw .41k' "' If • . ' ' 41 t ' ..,... w563so,. .s, ($ Guidry Honored Jai-Alai a ','as . - $ - (421 p430 T'i14'lIS44,3 II I , NEW \'OIIKiUPD- Ron Guidry. New York's IN I C's hltseachbyBeth VanNessanj ~IvI.11 1131 ,, l 2 II ii?) I ; 61 3 103* hardthrowing left-hander, was unanimously .l*teS*rwburg. '" ,* " 4'.d*asP.051w. lb 5 2 3 I SUCOIIO A4cj. 1 1011 "194 1 60S )0140 I S'ee.al. 1 4 II CU Siluares tripped Florida td J-10- It ) a) (J named the American League's Player of the II' 540100 1 5'0,e *a'', ,'n$I atI".g$.. Cf S I I I '330 1 30 1 1, #.. Ma'.,,., 5 , l'oli,sga Express in the other P"'I I Ia) 0 'II' '550 Month for his five wins In six starts for June. ' 110 (4 4 t' 40 a at 10' '0 4100 1 14 contest , N. as Jackie Lawson ia", Pa".'.. Ii o i i , • 1 a 1 114 4 di III IC pe on 6 15 UN SN i i i 1 had two Puts and EMetic Hayes (4a,I5 tk.'a.s Ii, ,MIND - I P4 .04 33 ISIoa.dI IX iN Guidry had three complete games, two shutouts in c"a I,s P 'GIg'. p 1 0... 4 1 1 , $40 I •OI. II 4I 6 s drove in three runs. Lynne P.4040(1 II 350 140 I le lii ,, ,,,, and a 1.16 ERA. lie hurled 19 1-3 innings, yielding 5444 P 3 110 0 '131130 5 l) I'll 10 su tiaii tim'.. Put,, for Foliage v...a I31%' 4%) 30 '4450 Jill only eight earned runs. and Babe P'edder added two "I AIb..4, 61600v.o , OVS,N 510555- I 1 *. As U 5556 'I 0 40540 144 3 wa,',.. 114401451 SM 410 32' 1 Sf14 (ian AI,440. son is i 0 1 1 1. i. It 5 1040 540 I 'es Sado'a SI*a,l (I Ca'.0, 4' 4 307.0 I 0$, tiIw'.11 I I 5 i , IT 0 III '.600 P II 54 4540 0 16 6650 ?' W"' To'.,*".I., ci )14' I o o as III ('500 *a" , •, III - 6 Wa'.'.., (as..,. , Mall" ' •'P' Sos" veerl A.,0qcSo.i, S I 0 I I '110 160 1101 LW.., A,,*l. Ill '.p..AQs 401 1e 350 3 PIlni 410 l'or,iia.. * a kahlalhu.4 Ti'w1.4 * d.aI I eel give aaasasgk (biH',,, VI I 3 • 130 1 sass 1tPgo, III 1100 By (sited Press lat4llatlsUil w as "all over " and he ass defeated Texas, 7-2, and Seattle (s.a'. a.. i' 6-..3 fat t.. iris, ,"a, 'w'. kah,,4a f a" nj.,' lii ,'aIC "at 440 1 1 t • • (P.4 81 440S 10 1 *'.vto'. £o,a,I Q' 5410 PIl, 'l? 10 3?' I a) 0 II' 6444 5 45 n Regular work doesn't usually tigig 35 t5ai4,f.g'urg sI5)6.'a?k, ~9111`1-t f I'.. ra pe,ttj pnaJ 4.ar Ia4a clipped Oakland, 3-2. 4464 7 13 it" 5'aa. 30 Lra't ,t, a,a a• 435's ).,4'Jts. 41..a.l '4'.?'" tire los Angeles reliever 56155 6 . lopes Waded his first career GIsa*s I, Padles 4: Ab44, M0V00 )b1 3 1 1 '04 c..... ' '1164 564 140 1 ½.' Charlie llough,btdThursdayhe Valid dam with two out lot a3t04n61 1 X 164440 7 Aa.b III Bill MIIOCt hat a bases- ,o'w'Gb •1 • 1 11 11 40 • ,, 71641 10 I No..... P 111)64 was bushed. Be had stayed up I lo. Angeles triumph, O"o t"onies I I 3 0 I'niIlf.l IsA,4s1.*iis*6.*i.. •i54 '•P%a) INS fiLl 6064 .4 m ago 0 I' 4' 4) 40 P , I ''515 loaded triple in Use seventh -6 F. - -. -' 5 $,I $4110 1 I I'. 4 I I . . • second i.... .. a II l's All night waiting f or his Iloughi said, "I felt weak in Inning to help Bob Knepper gain 'a,' A 17)1 H04'0 53) SI ta vs assii.-.., " "M," = ..". O..,... 44 64% M'I,sa wm., 6? Lia.? 5.4.4. Pill child to be born and after Ms Use legs out tIi.i'e but I've hi., 16th victory an 13 decisions II Iii to 3) 4,3 - o. . .,.. .... ws,o, o'.,. 465* wife had produced Aaron pitched before when I debit f or San Frw,ctscu. c" -t I.4.. DiaLS'S GULP '.6'i.• '4 1150 .0 I t•as ia.. III , ,.,, .. •.., I .. he am., Charles llougt at 7: *as s.,s '5 Ia) Q,6 a. sIg P16,14)40 I ,.....,,... s-a-a)..have anything, so it didn't Philhles 7, Rips. $ rn.,,. a,,..,, ,, DAY tOsa saacs 6 '' 5i $13 . ft '-'""•' had gone straight to the lather me that m uch." , ,,,,'s 5650 ' ' 101., Greg Laziaski's 26th homer Daa"•L to. T$U$DLy'$U5%ULTI 4i IONTN - 6 f5. 5ts'.., III 544* 504t&IwPItI4 lob S45!',.,.. ballpa,k for a day game agalint 2 PINtS 0. 156 i 5*r% 1540 440 )40 I AWGIP649161 3 I I I The victory moved the keyed a five-rim second using io''*,t6WscI.Jb 0...., to• 14 Psflp ISP lit III 110 7 P Nw4 the Ilp Braves. 1 07 I SN N I Ot *iI '3' IN 0 Ta) 164,4414615'S 115$ 615551 4, hs.. Dod_gin Into a tie for aucoi'4 and Rawly Ead wick ba'l.d 42. ,, , 1113 * IN I Ss'i 50'( S .,.V-... • • • ' II SI MN P 64, Ill 64 1 III)) 1546 S I,,, Busied or M. 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Seeks Power low To Overcome N.L. 4* ftiy . final game of the season Seaboard, first half winner, won the game by a 1G9 count when Randy Schrum singled horn, Nick Hum with the match" she said Saturday s nwn'i final Li a repeat of last year's battle stamen Sweden's Ujom Borg at't JIIIUTI) ('onnol's $uT ,w c.qr iltt LV *5' R(CiP SXq' mmsa Seaboarc$-Sanforj Merchants - In 1970, Arab countries Imported 11.7 billion worth of farm products. By 157$, their purchases had grown to$$ billion. By IM. food Imports are expected to reach a value of some $11 billion, They can well afford the expenditure, now and for some time to come. Rid the wherewithal comes from one great source oil It Is a finite resource, nonrenewable capital. In the long term, there could be problems In feeding the appetite that is being developed In what was not so very king ago a subsidence economy. An Intensive effort Is underway to expand Arab food production. A 13-nation Aidixirity for Agricultural Development for this purpose has been edabllshed with an InitIal bankroll of R17 million. vtateieis player to win a played the role of spoiler Thursday night in the Metro , ''°½'" Softball league, knocking '0'4IO 'Oa",ll'd Ilekle's Gulf wit of a tie for the #' 5 '&" '0" Iecond hall chantpionshipm the ½4' 0fl41 ()PELIKA, Ala. I UI>l) Eddie Brinkman, nkman, who directed the Montgomery (Ala.) Rebels to the 1977 Southern League championship, was named as manager of the 1978 Southern League all-st ar team that will play the Atlanta Braves in Savannah, Ga., on July 13. IA-ague President Billy Hitchcock said the all' star players will be announced later. - chance 4 becoming the first VS. Seaboard Brinkman Selected however, the trade relationship Is far from oneway. me Arabs are also Increasingly active importers of a multitude of manufactured g of choice, and of agricultural commodities out of necessity. Terrorists Act, The Terrorized Sit The Mulabol-Da.dsr gang new r'mr'4 in tiermasy, Dedb .ads spsrati In a number of Lila Amofleen cewifles. An estimated 1,911 persian have dad in the violent troubles that hess bead Nuthern kuland thsi pea nine yea's. Even In the Undid Slates, psInically Uwplr.d benibinge by underground groups have ednesday stable and not on a collision course, vehicles and machinery. Obviously, ther e was some soul I.afthlng (in the other kl,,Uie 4m4 remains ever after Moscow's bitter reaction to Catt&s upward in anothà key category. May imports dthnitivelAnnapolis speech on relations with the climbed to $3.32 blliicti more than the entire Soviet Union. mordhly deficit for oil. During the writing of the speech, the president It Figures. and his top advisers jocularly tried to predict how It would be Interpreted as a Brzezinski or Vance approach. The billions of oil dollars flowing out of the Actually, Carter has proudly proclaimed that e pouring Into the OPEC he wrote the speech, and all of his advisers took a United States countries, including most prominently the Arab look at it. In other words, it was not a Imiriski producers. .speech and not a Vance speech. As unbalanced as it iiay appear at this point, Some presidents enjoy pitting one adviser against the other, while outsiders try to guess who is the most influential. There is no strong indication that this Is happening in the Carter While house. But still there have been times when Vance was not informed in advance of certain foreign policy moves that emanated Ironi Brzezinski's 24-hour situation room, Foreign leaders often claim that Carter's policies are "confused" and they cannot get a handle on them. There is no question that the president has made bold moves and monumental retreats. He has touched the most sensitive Russian nerves by singling out human rights abuses In Russia, and by seeking to normalize relations with its psychological advantage of having beaten Evert in their last meeting at F.astti,urne, SCC Wins If; Opens Playoff OAKLAND, Calif. iUPl, The Oakland A's W signed veteran outfielder Willie l*bo reeiitly was released outrig ''Horton, ht by Cleveland, OWner Charlie Finley said Horton will be used as a designated hitter, pinch-hitter or outfielder and will give us 'considerable help down the stretch in our drive toward a division title." - Navratilova, superstitious as many fellow players are, will wear her 'lucky" dress Friday 'I have never Pod a final when I have worn thus dress antI I hope I can say the saint after the Navratilova defeated both Tracy Austin and Evonne Cawley in reaching the final for the first time and now has a But Navratilova will have the BriefIi' A's Sign Horton Wimbledon singles tilie since Jaroslav Ik'othy, also a self. exiled Czech, won the men's title in 1154 succession, this season. Playing now,' she says NEW YORK o Uilli Los Dodgers, will be making his It was the first selection for Angeles Dodger Manager Torn first MI-Star appearance, back- ('lark and I'UhI, the second for l..-orda, who will pilot t he brig up Joe Morgan at second. Burroughs and his first in the National league All Stars Dave Cwicepcion of Cistern- National league ('ompleting Tuesday nightin San l)$ego,has nati, playing on his fifth the outfield will ta veteran nanied 11 players to complete straight team, was the'rt,g'ge- Reggie Smith of the l)odgets. the squad for the 49th All Star nip In the voting to shortstop appearing in its sixth classic. Game. larry Howa. Ron Cry of Los and Dave Winfield of the lust The starting team, along with Angeles will also be on his fifth San Diego Padres. For Winfield a nine-man pitching staff, was consecutive team. This year he it will be his second All Star announced previously, backs up Pete Rose at third Game Ted Simmons of the St. longs base. Former Atlanta Braves' Cardinals, who will be appearThe outfielders named by great Eddie Mathews is the ing in his fifth All Stairr Game, lasorda are Jeff Burroughs of National League honorary and Philadelphia's Bob Boone, the Atlanta Braves, who today captain. Las Angeles' trainer named to his Second squad, will isleadingtheleague in batting; lull RuttIer and San Diego's back up Johnny Bench at Jack Clark of the San Francisco yr John Mallet will handle the catcher. Giants, Player of the Month in training chores. Also named to Willie Stargell of the Pitts the National league for May; the squad are San Francisco's burgh Pirates will be the first- and Terry Puhl of Houston , Jim Davenport and base backup for Steve Garvey. near the top of the league in Philadelphia's Hobby' Wine to Dave Lopes, captain of the batting, handle the batting practice pitching assignment and los Angeles' Mark Cress. will be the All-gar batting practice catcher. - _-__- Jalyr, Isis-IA England. two weeks ago on grass, She has won nine out of 12 tournaments, seven in defending champion ,'Irglrua Wade on her way to her fourth final in $ix )ears. "I am very happy with the way I am N.L. To Go With 9 Pitchers Tuesday By DON GRAFF The figures a re and the fi rst entry U limpressive. Iiports during May set a new record for a single month -111Th billion worth of Made4nU.S.A. products sold to trade partners throughout the world. When stacked up against Maya imports of $13.99 billion Inot a record that was set the previous month with $14.77 billion), however. were left with a net deficit of $224 billion for the mont h, JACK ANDERSON 'I ___ known as the "Ice Maiden." The s-year-old Fort lauder dale tennis queen says not even friendship is going to stop her winning Wimbledon for the third time when she meets her one-time doubles partner Mar- Red Ink I., tina Navratilova in Friday's final. "We are very' close friends and were doubles partners," said Evert "But I have to separate myself from that." Evert, the lopieedea. 4-1 favorite to win Friday's $3o,;so first prize, defeated six-time champion Billie Jean King and - VIEWPOINT - Um .___ WIMBlEDON 'UI'li It Is easy to see why Chris Evert is Def ic it Of chuted by gosmlla_-1, In the modern cilly of Rinse, the Ilad Brigade plays cal.andmoiai w*k the (atft of Isislinspiped PrUne Minidir Aide Mar,, than brutally his bullet. riddid bulb in a mala dovidoen drest. In Yemen, Prssid.sd Aimed Htinln 441tsse*mnl Is up by a bomb, th, second chief of stat, to be --'id in that (atoll dsserl cvatq it el4* WAMhL .a So if you too are Interested in putting the brakes on this problem, pick up the phone and call the SCA, and ask for Shelly Cox. It could be one of the mod Important phone calls you will make. Bomb... Friday, Ice Maiden Wears Favorite Dress, Hopes can't do it alone. Atomic In a patch of RhodlUas jungle, 12 .Me nilanitafles and their clUldees we found bid- - E ,,iiHs. Hera ta. $oisl.rd, Fl. 'We are lying low with the school hoard will we have all our plans together and get the cvinimwidy support . And Its Important, we think, to dress that we will be going before them not as angry people big as an education and Information group, she said. The county diairman feels confident about the The for such a program bid realizes her group There's No - _ SPORTS year. ))) WASHINGTON The secret work papers of Use Central Intelligence Agency have identified a dirty dozen foreign governments, which deliberately fader the spread of terrorism. The documents report that terrorism Increasingly Is rimnlng amok, taking scores of Irwiocent lives and creating anarchy. The world seems unabl, to cope with the muslwoixnlng malignancy. Even worse, govenwnent.s which it in the Undid Nations and profess belief in civilized conce pts have become "patrons of terrorism," according to the CIA F In addition to community lectures die also is getting Information from throughout the cowiry on hew other convnwfttiea have id up PflITWU. 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Ikrn,i.an *,&, pIrlIluliril t rilical iii lb.' ltittifu,at,.,n that rmi *rçe tAken up for fir hinifikills of - (,51 In eten crusade that t'ver tt'ij,d .s.rnss ('hrtsli'n,k'in. niurib.r the ui.ist rtular of unukrl.4kin5 s 51 intsriably hdIIilrsl us rriiaii'us Iiklit1y the kinStiltItil of lost.'' Ikrnsaii -, - . Illessrt$ .Irsus, how I explain to film? I can't tell him this Is Th will. cats I?" do . . I don't hxsk so good the outside. But inside liii Oka. So. Iiuiit tis' asha,nsi1 of stir, Has It All, But Still Lacks on It) FilEtS K. (.uw'sI:ui tsr tea, ii u pL.ii.'au III .01 lrtrv I ailed Melkaudiat (b.rb 'piritual gT".tti Alai sr ctStii*,4 Y4 in long ag's. I su talking 011 if it with I tiat'rssf'il titan ishui MiS like the 11th lt)wi4 111411 lOs' at the peak it ability for his can itiabe the ann that Me profession and had reached all htr fulfilled all the Ilsoral a the 5t,onLl and i haflenges that iiIjg5flØpt3 but Jesus 11.10 Sn had tren before him in pistil QU, itattirs taotw qualities that years This did not mean he hall AL have roil yet been k'-ielu(wli nothing "we to strive toward. 1111111 is afiefe we are AT talc but the 'red" thallenge-s diIWed grusing t*s.stise 'or dii tree behind turn, he thuultit narration is found in Mark and role kr,ow slierr tog,i from here tie pisarsieti an the thinil.i tube a well I like this itot the *it) is hard in his u me rtitnd people drive (or in uSe, a rendition itiuce los aise the gu..Iot. IiIATVIS. anus h,*iie. lila!) hiflisrif ask.s the ques* liii. it iiit ii.' fix hitsu ti, tot hirtow-lI Ron tit grorat '1,1,1 liii I/i.' (its;., tuail conic for rainily, rt*4ie, and datut its All these i NIle kept wnst tniiplu' lift' toni 1i iii,'. the king turf" Jul t*hrTa oS'ij.ihella,Jailthungsin is I StIll LtI'K' if toini(4,' ti;ii,,sei if J,'tigs 5)s'l of the other men Stark iii And like, Jesus lai r to Itt' sail anti began to A,L,o. he was it pruateaung suaket (hit -itatrriiciil for the srrp ,sriiIca) tool heard his 'sots. out tliltlutl,iflal 4 Jesus (liridian .nil leader in NI man. You still laik • but ti iii,sy roil bi' to .ite iifti)rrt areS ,uuIuIr,i i t up All we No life IIerrkiOh. In a )">tul church anti recognised by IOC. 111.111) noire is'vple ire hj*,', but great (rises tail fist site of prajse, cried out. lts'u then, as a great (bridian r-vittiuiig to the plies's of finally irisitu, leinands Anytunr, or turiN,', md friend lie had Asking, Wht du I dill l.ei.'S' seek lo- rlr.tl,, in tt,,t att All my behind the Spirit, too t - Isaiah ta i We do rei$wtt by the ,ftunh people as What is 'orong, I soin nut '4111w great sa,rif tart mill have a lesifirr anti hat u'mnh1pIr ut w 4TOMifl4 41 I (itrt.dian' I Il i be tnaiie It uiat lie oaf 154 brims s here 4 .,sl , ha,5 i s 141 pusaeu all that I need and uant ttatis, our flnaiii i.sl 'Sot us. lOt Just it se dii not knit where INC are all to be tub., As se talked of the (hurch • and thrtr is a clilfrrene I.ateessuIis. it any iiuiiilr of the sets iii tizgetf'ilntj., is Hui and atasid 1u4 in general, he Intern nerd and *vi(i, I am things It it ititittetit with cat toe ki kJoa* that its s*,iestwre mask' the cunlrtiiun that he happy with my status in isle, my pulls, yet thue pelts 114r ii tohere or cannot go (hi' was trying to be a good lob, my soulu.i acquaustaiwe. vans', the ij,s of the Ktmig'ksrn is E and do stial 341411 was and in general, with mud all it ujidutlileul alirgiamsr, aliaS Regantijerss of ho-is sinf'.aj or right in tune with the Bible md things i atti a (1111W1411. Jesus hinders is what 111(1st ret-iliiiujs )liUr past has been hr given sill of Goal, hat he lull (hid is ni> Lord and Savsia- up stun you turn to t'tirW with a frustrated in that he sas roil But t here oust be iisaxr tki repentant heart you can be site graving an) inure and his )wi teal thou way , It, like the )IIWi4 ri' h iiiAn. or this tiirgiring loss, a love that The Ituble felts us that this OW itS irtASiiI Ifl'slrfn itl.Iii, rietrr digs up the pail or hut. I4wrlfiial life seemed to tic at I shunti you with its , standstill, with no real en yoia'.g rio/i itian was slualy you find iwi cit lts'ltirtit .inii thsmiaarn lie really felt (ta-re letting riches hinder his CIIstfl spiritually (ii agasri lb.' life-giving power of Itiust be 100(3 than this ipirs*i&ai grout/i (.441 Iii itt Jesus *iiiI St) fir Ifs' Ihuly that love will enable you to start I belies, that thus iii Ubosbcn on the thrune of his heart Spirit to till you In Its' Ibis your isle liter 14i111 cumnpie (4 the narr$tiun we Without knosing it, we. with all Spirit is a utw life of gruatfi li,r have in Ills 11th ('haleer uf good intentions, Mlvi t,oaj Aralthe t'hristian New uj siattws concerning shut is all things livaterially Puetunitie it orvit e, )..y and called the Kit-lu Yoimg Man, tlf anti spiritually, yet . let tulesaungs I*Ilr a.s we strive foe Rualet Take tins' to read no. plaits, desires, wall amiihtii perfection In love as a MatiSse. 11 1512 This slosIp bring us frutsi Or - Come together" is the theme of the interdenominational services to be held on the first Monday night of each month at First Assembly of Sanford. Speakers will vary in denominational background. The first to speak. July 10, 7:30 p.m.. is Rev David Walters. who pastors Holden heights Church of God in Orlando Speakers for the coming months are The Sebastlans from Israel. Aug. 7,A1 ChubbWAJL, Sept. Il, Peter Lord Park Ave.. Baptist. Titusville. Oct-9. and Pastor Roy Harthern of Winter Parkas Calvary Assembly. Nov.6 All services are to be held at Sanford First Assembly of God. 304 West 27th St. Music Concert Sunday during the 7:30 p.m. worship service at Lake Mary Baptist Mission. Terry Cooper and Pat Robbins will present a sacred music concert. Pat and Terry are a mother.daughter.team, who sing and play guitars and write most of the gospel music they perform Called As Pastor Allan Ken Forrest. a native of Sanford, has been called as pastor of Friendship Bible Baptist Church. Pansey, Ala. Forrest will begin his fourth year of study at Baptist Bible Institute in September and expects to graduate in May, 1979 with the Bachelor of Ministry degree. %ThiIe at the institute, he has been very active in the Dozier School for boys ministry as a cottage chaplain and also the ail ministry, through the Christian Social Ministries at 881. Forrest and his wife, the former Sheila McMinn and son, Timmy. will continue to reside In the area while he continues his studies, and commute to the church field on weekends. - Ff00 "Facts of l'rayer" by CbtUtspbef ('rues. published by t)vnlap s ,. Corn., Path finders Plan Trip A group of 14-year-olds from Pathfinder clubs sponsored by area Seventh-day Adventist Churches will leave Sunday night for a work mission. July 110', in the Bay islands off of the coast of Honduras. To qualify they won the Pathfinder of the Year award for their club. Yrlule there they will conduct a Bible school, visit or phanages, and dispense medical supplies. Accompanying the group will be Counselors Kathy Allen. Forest Lake; Benny Tillman and Louisa Nogle. Apopka and Florida Adventist Conference Youth Director Bucky Weeks. Among the 62 yoih, who will be going from Florida are Randy Houghtaling, Pain and Priscilla Wilson and Nancy Aistin, Forest Lake; Sieve Samaon, Scott Smith, Beverly Tiliman and Tammy Schatzly, Apopka; Clarissa MacSimowids and Miranda KionIs and Denise Behrens, Winter Springs. I ' Rebel Regrets Mistakes Quediss; From the time I armed 15 years old, Its rehehied against s purists ud Gad. Now I'm geltiag older aid as I Isak back I cia we - .1*1* ms rebehime has made of my We. I'm surry for .bat rip dear; but with all the mistakes l's, made. I dsa'i set ho'. I can ever start stir again. U theft an) hope for me? Aluwer Yea, there is hope dues by casting i-ut tint mt.But your hope is not in )ouj'wlf the depths ol the si. Sin at; or in your ability to remake 7 Ili Ss*iie people tall this yoia-ssff or to undo your past the sea sit for gettulness,' but Your hope is in God, for He shere it is n., line knot', You alone can wipe the slate of your tan read rsery geography Isoik Put cleans and give you a in )our city Isbrier, but in all bright new future the lists of s.at )I,u will soil find (sod's forgisenos is so great it rlwntuuisci that when you repent tie oeant The dory of king ileirkiati in even remember your sins the BiI,lrs gitet ansitto'r ircsis,h( anymore I Hebrews tO Ill How into town 4,414 puts sour sins out can God forgive and target of this riiirol Alter (.oil told t'umpletely' The Bible says tie fleftk41Sh to set his txiu.se in - firls - C indGage y r Attends World Youth Confab Fo it , ~ ' - - Church Picnic lit! Pastor's Gr.ssel & P5th. KINGSTON Irish Pastor To Speak S,iiiforil First (iiiitsh of the Naiaer toa.t ,iruiowssrti that tuoiy I,ager .11 itPI W i'Ith Sanforil. hs ts't'ti hsacn to attend this Naiarene World Youth ('oriferenti' this rnasuleh More than ?.IIJ) youth 'oiiI gather near l',.itrs l'ark, tub for this international nerd sponsored by Nazarene Youth lnterriation.sl, the youth t*gannatioai of the (hurih of ttw 'sazarene sit/i heasiquartees in Kansas ('ii). Mu. this quaddremsniat lis- iges on indusidual spiritual 0 ,0 • . do .4 Rev. te of olu's-tesient 0 The featured speakers will Kingston, SIdm4en4 of the I)utthsu include I)r S If irsis. t CIStI'.I SI*. '*55.?, iterwtai $uperuilendent, Rev irisis. uI-ru-itt general Inland, sill speak Sunday at lb tant United MIUIO.hM president '4 ?sYi. and Heutnn (l'If' fU;ER Welch Stamp '4/icr, sill .. t)sacch of CURl/Sup • dress ttlrtliseIviw to discipleS and ii sill wrom titer features indaile (las The miulon has him cotmg flaking ttu'uug/u 1/ic teveesday /a.azottIse Ruble 4uu Emits, a Is contiave WeIIbnusa,i singer. pnri.wr performance of the for ,i, years Md osified a raid,sstiaj pianist. composer, kill new Naza'i., yolAb m*al Center in 11M for the caaUIjles Metk'flla, sill provide ilium ' Folios Me", and the in' of society., alcoholics, drug nuunlatry 'ilascusery,'s group trouhalaiui of a two sus'hosub adillor% llama Nth psycNatinii. atNatarene t'oliege students, series IMsigji tot t*atipiesill share snss.ur and drama Making' promam NW * missionary to Paul , 5' '* S .0 It , I ' former Sigma Rev. Kmgdsm Correction iii Ot (4 a Ikthesha* (b'th is, Utdaed ,rI ,51nd by Vo MeJ'- '- LWG SOUND In last u-srts l'iMuti ((a-net assI Iliap Thy (irugrInu be (*ilase las inads'u-rtazdiy left t arried out atasve party and Hoir "Live Invasion" tap oil it the prayer given by Rev penunalgy. beyond tune 31ud *4055.5 team ociss/Sug several Ansi C. Jones of M P1111 MB tirtiand.ws,. lot the good of rsombeis(4 Cixnmunit; United (burifi It should hate read the citizen" at florida and the MtSh4d. May Thy will tic dune brie, aeti-ticuig 4th. nation" TIAAI TO SWO a 'M1 N" csp.id fit JOY and Bob Harm.. *ed an Sekaidlahl. will present a coacert at Ike 7 P.M. senk, $ulday at Community United Methodist Chirek of (asselb,rry. Miracle Sung Is USC Of use I.hiiag lissuid Ip$tp'tsaIjl I.am* miaistarlsg 111111 11W ctlaests locktdlag ('emmwsjg IasIera Iair.pr. - - tititi*riei 1*1,1 IswIplsest hal one into emir(arikitalr. apparent s*tkh ti Wt _ he AM iwned a group of giorriltas in t,sititi. frUit) lilifliliOflIlt it, Ske traits .,re i. fighting the regmie of - 'g. tiofet*. IS 15)4 net in (hrtsti.an taut tbrit*ians arc ttii,k with 'ian pressdrnt AnSt41O5.M11,I1J tidily in the t'nilrol 4.its'i, this (/',rist. the lttq.iislbfe. the first rrtoluuituiar priest iiiiiustrrs it the gt*prI acre 'inteachihlr , irreltiritiable aitaiMig the 15141d iI'ik"flt 114) lIl in Central America wtwi i,.ught tts'uj .lt..it oil (ardenai i decision canir porters the raggr,l *4 l,iII and iiitr IllS' ars-Itwi rrtoiutii*tarset lOts' toi.fr4 it I hate loiivaing ifl *ttitk b iote.t ti-U S,ima:i t feared \atit'nii the I'u.Ititii l,u.artlon the tuntrinpi.ati'.e But there is mother Side And 1et,$Ijetl th,ut *ltii' thristian t-oSnnIuniiy lt*inid in the hopes of engaging tar- ii5ltIergrIIulit .14111 hiding irsti in (artk'naj ii yeast ago on the ik'ai .UliI iither (htutians *tsi the Pill he had isarnesl thu 14).1.11.41 itIarti of t4Ileflh1flill, or resiuiutuiinary Iloirike it Siii,ri, ,in tontiatar lIioteltir,it In the beginning for Siuld An .UIt11,'r to iflltStite, the .SC.4ll$( turning to tiolefli ltatr preferred a retiitutann %Jljrflç4fl set priest, the R0 ii5.l. the death If 1 viingle with nontlolt'nt eftusb. he isaniet tta'rrigasi has britten his t'ujtim iv ti's' heats a irtie to non iiiw,i letter it' (ariiritmi, ssy liii (tic tIrilhl,itilll fit ient 51111 Hut Me 555)11 t*'*t i i ealize that at this toni in rn.rniit published !iy the pitni ipic, hnsetrr %A, r,41 's, angus a noat blent 's.eti*in.sl tatholit Itei's'ttrr lto'rtigii I 4a15.c. ti's. *i.LS .1 I8o'Trti1in. Still iettrtl tatrral Aru,gie is nut feasible In his letter, (animal traset years in p1*1011 for his up. Iiifl1 .,isi haioi,irrui p441v ill the the 12- ) ear history ill the iV'ItKMI ILl the w ar in S etnaiti. ( hntdi.sn tra*!ilii'ui FACES Come Together '- -.., evilift"I'vess 115.4'. 55 *0110a P,SsSS_is. CS_al.(1.'p4 SW a" so. 0511 F'--- S_J CS_is IN Lemartood Pa'.' Fi- 55__,.__i.. 5.0 as s.its..* 31.5.0115.5.S_a._ - SI Las Lii II Iluis go~ CS_IS, S S_p L's. SN_yuw (55*5 somw 5.0. LSODON 114 Ca. evoupok P.o Lu, so an IS, IS_I I. N_I. P.ips,5.. CS_It. 1531 Pa. W."SI. hail .t uniple llirs.s,stt' lot ' The Winter Park Church of Religious Science will hold its regular Sunday morning service at the Park East Theatre, I792 and Lee Road, at 10:30 a In. The subject of Dr. Roy Graves' lecture this week will be "Will There Be Room In Heaven." Immediately following services Dr Graves will depart for New Orleans where he will be one of the principal speakers at the 63rd Annual Congress of the International New Thought Alliance, taking as his subject. Emerson on Truth" Holy Cross Episcopal Church of Sanford will hold a church picnic Sunday at 2 p.m. at Lake Golden recreation area. Highlighting the event will be a softball game between Holy Cross and Christ Church. Longwood. There will be swimS ming, horseshoes and other games. Each family should bring their own picnic food. WINN.DIXIE STORES SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY .511 LSSI.H 115W 5114$ II. si'rkl.frkJil,*fl(,j Ylicaru,1n Vacation Bible School will begin Monday at Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford, and continue through July 21. It will be held from 9 to 1145am each week day The will be $2 fee to cover cost of materials IOU L*IU MLIV urvillivii PIIISV?USI*IuCMUSC. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ATLANTIC NATIONAL SANK Sanford. Fla Howard H. Hodges and Staff Youth and adults in First Baptist ('butch. Sanford will take Vacation Bible School to the Lakeview Nursing Center Monday through Friday, July 10.14 An abbreviated format will be followed with daily sessions lasting one hour. II a m. to noon. Daily activities will include Bible study, music. and crafts Plans for this ministry are being coordinated by Mrs June Miller. Activities Director for the Nursing Center. and Chris Ritchey. Summer Youth Worker in the local church 0 as :"s..... . for the arts anti the itudy of the t*I-çwl, a iutiest of several ldmt arsi a Ie*rnjn ir4rr for the pe asants Of the island Hut brcasae of their study of the 5oçri. L'an51nal said. a group tit ?OW%g ItS_i and aonn Irmn the island t'iSUmWiit) ds'ttded to take up arms the kite of the P'S 3553W has t ,( ttraniati.-atj) highliMe1 ri- For the .enlrrg draire that list tnt I? faith rows rrtsrta that ssioly be unpIantril. a real .s'l the Ret Ernesto (artkngl, the innitets kin(iktsti of t.tI here wp. 'IN.. flourishing cornmunst retitlnpt how it t*'anie a center t*rtb'nai Irill tither ret olu. The drugle by ('hnstiaiu for evivorwinic tuttri'menl and ,j measure it hwn.ao flstt , for the psW 515.1 oçço'esseI in i.aiin Aniefica and Africa has ono-r *am raiied the questaim of resolution, s-IoIi'nu- e and that mit the ('bridian sisiuld play in tUtu a ,efttn Graves To Speak Pill? Coui(w os toe Salaulol p • By u.vw i. ,4Pit)ELS4)'s tPI Ke$igi.a W riter Bible School Begins Nazaren. ftow N5iisi me fl*tlia _•. Christian Dilemma Baptists Take VBS S_PL.i I It I '!i2' t !i.' t 'i2' t a Np. LUINIULS (MUlti. as TUS SISDIMI. VV F SNiN Np. S'Nlals..Nl*.a IS_I. togrift IW $Np. 01s... S,..sla.l W11?S_i*., p., .. l... I Np. SC. hL (MUNCH 0* CMIII? Pp,.., CN$115. Niss ?IuC (.111(000 SOC And with a Love deeper than we have fathomed. Christian Science U.5 UNVP II NO N l.ISISIINS_. P s.a 50. SIcl TPI.NW 's.f '' Owl,. 4.105g.,.' permit P$ •N5 Revolutionary Role To Nursing Center CMuICM M-...l.M. for him Stan Start using God s spiritual power next Sunda,. comes with his smile. 6 mom I'S Pi.5 a... LISP fvs. A Churc h (51 , phsscal 0*1 a.. in "M 5,. 5.5.9 1 MS_ _ Briefly I`e:: NI?IS0O.5? Later man built his electnc power plant on a dam, and he started to dabble in nuclear power, and he snsented the solar barters And God is still doing man s work and still smiling The important lesson is that God wants HIS POWER used constructively And that power isntail liNe. FrWay. jury ?. 1111li--lik Ii Pill, UNI?tD Lutheran Man bunt his mill boV a Stream God turned the milfwheel. and smiled Ii Pul Lw.. P5s5. S_SS_ •a$p Ic_pa 11N5 N_akIN, IONS. 0asS. 1I 6000 "Oft" wwwo 0. (HUNts 0011110? I" be IS1 Ide. Calls@ 69 0000~9 oroowwst~o w. And God dad! He turned the grindstone. and P&LiSITTS Avenida Fv5.h5 Notes Id . SantOPtFi. U403of I C~ bove"a aw"es to, It was a kind of impertinence-building windmills Man figured he could get God to do his N.-w, P.e,NW RELIGION no. COMMUNI?' usyl 0 NITNODIS? CMUICM ."'" I Soviets CWIIICM THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY,.L '" "IT CMI'S, UMITUD 08?0004l? ToNver Delta swasmill is'.'., I 4; r - �L ______________________ c Legal Notice (JRSB..v'S -sniag Hsea. Saiifsrd. Ft a SIOYICI 06 OSDINANCI 06 AN NFI*?,i I! 'nt city couw CII. 06 TNf CITY SISSY ILOSIDA Friday. JvIy7. Nt" ( I ( i 'p ; .a'. pp, , ,,, $ A.4'.afaapa •' $ '-a ic.'t *''i •j*I(d • IS I •q' cf.a, o. a c., .' rao.,, StIbc•o I,4*v 1 $j a' S Ia• •. p ' LC .,'. ,, '4'(1 P 'SY% IS na Grandmother, Former WAVE And Model Doctoral Candidate Of Honor: 'I Didn It Believe Any Of This' 1:) . ',_,,..,, y' ,, I ' ." 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SCHOOL SlANTS AND ADo,, 15 123 3337 -_______________ - )2°-Sescla I Nolkas si's., 54 (53p, p as ()("s' $z:s" $7 5361 II, *a''pS5 (oust CooS, ((5351 S.o'd 33) 5Il• , - -- Sa H,'j, AI'dol W,'PT.,O Pa"P".', Sam, *,is . ,'., 051 V i*.prs', I OIPip Sopoi, I'd pOol1 *9 *15 05.04 No" a' Pa's A,, S,ar'Ian 0 00 Ott 50 934 110504 1)0 p - & 0.10,5550 0.4,51,,.,, A*le C4Ea" Pi•4%P CIII 103 51)905 271 Y4V'O'a A.. ' - ' "fl C I, 04 LISP 0114 5* 14470 44 .1 IQ -(0155? QaeI 1(0 , SQ .1vSt CI0,l'Co(# '0 P4 (Ø1'5'c,,( -a' '046115 p _________________________ 71, Q,5l.I.,4 Il ba'Idn. pl4sIb.nq & ,'IVIP,(ll l'50,(lOV Slur, $10 $00 '.,g'.. Srie.1i.oq 0" a..l'l'aloa's LIg.I NotiCe l'CcSvlSl13l 5,15 F,S$ 351055 '$4 l.a-iwls Cotntp D,ps"a",stw 0 P,5$4 *01 6 5 6Iv. otI55 '51. 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SARoAI54 5405415556*6*1)151 Isaf tIil', l5)1A4 $3-TV RadloSter,o G USIS ?PIa5,g $8 Sadsil MIS.' 5 IIISO,$.a,46 6,., 337 0353 ____________________ 1,ia,.s2ons ' (e'oiS,flT 7'Sag I-nI II, It,,, *150551,5*, (3.,s.S.P.50 *.0.wt (65.014 U.4..l., $130, 33) 5757 -' (01,01 151 IllS Ii ng lit, 0511115*0*151, 'e's,snNhhs I II 134 I$l5l 15.9 533 31535 .q - . 4l$,,I Q.,5 50.4, ,u* 14115 l 31.515 S..w.lard A,, H) 1114 * -. .14 O'ap.i UpSISIpI, 133g151 - -, _____________________________ 54iIa'5 $IPi5i III "so $1.11 .45 16 No 5. a' I I'J 11.5*', 115141 'lw'.". .51"' 5. ILl), AL ill Sill _______________________________ 'i9 U.N Plu,iiiq Sos-vice Elidrical _________________________________ - 1614110* IIai. 15101 *ssp •, SOS POICS *44'0I0154115 $3300 III, p p11PT50I% 5* $11 '0 ma C.'I 5)1 1114 Isv • * II I)? l55i 904 IS MOIPs IAN'. Sales II I O• IPKi ____________________________ ____________________________ (.41151 ill. I,. Sal I *o' P Ill' Iit CelosseoC, .1b4l Ott RI11e ______________________ Go.mb& Fence Co N 04.10011 Pall $lMil i'..ISI.oteIsi 333115? •st 504p1 5..S0. & _____________________ - _,__ -- - Go 54.0*1.10 1*I. "pa,, 1iq vo 11*.. P .s:a 4 isrI 51. '' - . - - '46°"SIO, l"Ipp,l.,.'.a,,5. (lefl50 44 - 545115. (1155.05 1510 Gal..,. 115.111 Iolaiwoa' N11"9 H) . 5411 .Ii'ut l6'nq 511 Isa 54" 5I II Me,, 33$ 44 '----' 5fo. Ineovsnq4j ___________________________ I 4665014,, 50.4 I "a-54 (611115 lIP' "oe so' S NIMOniLiNC - -_- his'4,nI 4. Die,, l.4'l 0, Saw Fihnq *iwpaj 55101l F51( ('I? AF ?IW Il 531*51 PAStING OAMI'I5IU, 3531 Na, 1154 'a,'la.'t l's 77,11 -'ul' (lIlt 5 I$SIsOM.,i ICASIP4S I 1340425 • I I""la,pl40 LIII 121us$ - IIISIJIlI ______________________ I l".,'505 (I*CSI 5*' sF5 (411 UI 15511 a. 104 ''I$'UI 10111(1 RIALTOR 321 0640 PUt(ISIQN%l*5 lLi5 A5*Pf,(lflMed *115331113 Trieliryic, -'550141105 501.'. bI WACO I44,, ,U0, k:../i, '-'r-"•, '4 (Os A,,FØ50 ' YP't'sInd '41,41,01, - ----- 545 All •Ll(S*II'Po. 114U5& p5 S,p '5 1 e*t S I 5..,.,. (I *5511 '50* -iS 6115,1.', (Ill U $415 %WITT REALTY, , 3)555 ___________________________________ - pop, •a.'lsa 0004555 115 015 6.5 i.e. a' DeS.a im o... (1.11.4 1 0 s,' tI, .''.i. 1 4 "5 Si.,*.. Na,5 510• I J6.I. 1315531 --------- ----5546,04 Ii l,.,,,,-,,,, *04-045) I .l551 5*I'I'S 1 III 1)1 $100 04.1111, Ha",PII S isis'. Nn,a III ., Cs" d'9 " 11051 *l0*t 54n. 113140 AlIt 64 '.m Ael',I ,n l 4. t*l9 Pa. l.a., I ()anp..I $411 PA'a",$', A.. I 55 3 5151. II (.61. Cl 1141(,I 1501 6Pp(3 I(5455s 6'In'5Ib'.IagaI.',.. P',.,*l 551, "..1. (tw'SO4lO 555 OpaDi,a 1,15 1 Sal lO I 3 515 5151 1551 pta, 43. A'lIa'le - 'I 50(1141 AASI.I ill. , LI5,1 15., I lIla 761111, 51' il , F Is , A(S(5 51164 0*..' all ".54 M.r H5l)l4P PIJIiII'VI *41 1aT, I I Ira's '5 'QI,1 5P, 'S - 4i 0.4 'CI' Ill ''fe 15,151 .e'd 131 654 . A ACC*5ii5 S.',..d ill Ps. 'Gopd III 5 Pail Are Attorney Services - VAIl) SAL( SIt $4 HoaS•l'ol4 lp Icr. PS pSI SOS 11551 '014 * " I Cd 563100 135030 A.. $130 5*.. 01154, Laid Ptenance 5* ron'd. 5005,515 1 a". 'tl0,da 135 IS'.46, Vo'u)Nl I 1(1,1 !,,p'.,,, ''1t S a'p1 46" 1 'II" $140 5i0,,i S4-'ra F 'a- .11511 Sa'Iwsi i ________________________________ c sovs'T coo I Ill I blIP a' I orts I (5.".' (o'-a-.'. l 5153 155? 5 Pais Laid Cl.*aring _______________________ Sa'0 . 133 TIll 5a- 0.a-inl,I.a' Sll••I••IISSSISSS' BALL Realty - *11* sI $15 I - 34 IANI) (II AN'5, 'LJ'd ''.ls U 'p1,S I' SIANS ----- - l'P4t15, I 6...'. H.s• I I45IltapllIt REALTORS toP "c 'I' Pa- 300 (IfS fll 2533 l.a 05* N'S SlaIllI,1I70 waoa' -o.sso (54646 'no". (A'S I C (III *11.1510451 0 161 106 171 $,iI . ---------- 313 •'31 50,1' 17 , 1,1055 C(lSII,)5ll.4)Ml'.bi,,l 14l0u(1*(,NI,I5I •'AlM Air Coed. & 'lie Real Estate Agency SI-. (1,5111 LaS, 0054*155 .4461491 altOS IoIl I I ________________________________ I 5.InPaOd I ,r."t, Sal,.4, CM Slis.. 0444. 455550 PlO bs,nosabi * 'Pail tags 54. 'sn " (())) ' 15'a 1,1 11141 F 4('O'T a - :istts *aovt SIsrss. AM 4 b.4in - ",MOp P'051051.d - •,'' Ip ,.' U6*Pl.'i43) S 1510l(,555 'oN '.11 - sIll I • Pfll•d I 55l% 33131 $51 SI 131 0511 P 15551',) ",.i,,I III SSL -----' '"'" I HIV 1005' N,. '.'. t':14 0,15 555045 & I - . La's, lot SCOAI.Is,I P',','..d ''a' - _________________________ I .lna,lt, (4l III 1314 CRYSTAL LAKE -. - Air Coeidihoninq -- 04*5, 37-8utii*i Pr05'ty * - _____ PAR K _ '(NIlI 5 ' ' I 5(3151 I 14". ,,Fl6'P IC.'1191 0(61,0.1 $1541 04 49 .46 llad '3*0 *111 "old ". "-stq.g. 14161701 13) 40) -- - I I ______________________________ " SNlll,SlO.11....,,. Stemper Agency 5 1 • 5.a-le,d 104'.'l..r.SaIa,45. Ill •'31 I 04 ii,', P'S11 19, '13 1 a'o tflt*T C',,,,, Q,,I3.l SA5I (7w71 611(1(15, IJ'S'. ,a-s'. III Ii,aQ MItiple Listing ServIce -- I 12-Agiplsanca's ANY TIME 045 5I4t,5 *6.4,5' i,.'i ,.u$ ,,,,,3 5300 La 1341541,5 IP III' I _____________________________ 322•2420 a' ' "456.W,cardI $13 lap 40 'molo,4'. 5.a'.t LIa's' I ______________________________ I.'' 1 5541 III 10 III INs . 112 1531 154,5 4 114 0 5,5* II' .45 04 (*lT.i.# ... '23 11$, I'-" ll.l. 564 I. 10.6. ku., 3.5 PIll All )fl - 1,n 13)01?, 11)1464, 351116$ 133 lOis' 3537351 ___ • 1 SOUTH... SANFORD. FLA. I ;- - -- 7514 I,.,. 45540515 131*073 I ______________________________________ *ea"s.i ivsi(4-; I 0,1,4l M,,d,4 0,5(55 I 14615.11*, Pa'i $11641 I I I 130 rail' .dll t5fd 1)4 II & .,p ApI 5 'P sOs:. nsa 191 ..p 11 51 I ,A'I 6SSO(LAII ' 571 ,_ 7*41 Ph'S Ci , 54a'10r5 u AND SA A S'S £515 ( (ALL '.0* IU *5 ,5S I P4* aq'4'oi,'d Ito,'.. sIp. 3 55* I , QI, ol bI(Splld '0 b,'04 41 4a' 55'4k9 III.'1 PSSJ'tI . tI',.t 101 155 SII.Ios AUTO MECHANIC I'll. I 0.11114 51l1441 Sits' ll• 500,5 I..p G'Cod 541hl & 54lI.', C." (oi 5211554 --- - - "IS' I II I'a* PU 10 r. ' I Al iT I •"4s 1101' 'O,,ip 3 514 7 50'P l',.1, * , , 323'7$32 t.'aPliI llr'44pr.. " - LOSS. 10 5(54001 11.1' Oslon 15 (OAv% NP. 5*5,1050 *4 • "'P' Cd Io.u'.a (311 '.O"C *01515' 0.'a' SI.- d5g5460s, Pt 45 1I "-"400 *511 46 ,i,l, ______________________ 51 •etP pP.41 Pt oil' ('1 a SIll 's ',,,,, ,, 5* "lv Ll' A,t, La-*J (arl,1l 1411 I,) jl,elP. ,o,.' "50*5 '656 tC"P 115565 o* - Isp too. ONi.s' Apt0.1 .. p..sa' "•" "a III '0' 1 C'' l".'n ,, I"t COOS'S, PLACI Hes'r A, 441 43? 5 3 3 540011... 5oa-. aIP 13451 1'.. 4613 111.8 "sea I 51l'flI ' t'laftS 125151 I l 'sI% 1054-la' Al's,' St A,., 104 SI? ' ' 3.$-?ble HOn'*S _____________________________ -. * II I T7-Jui* Cars Renved YI4".r, "a 'v',a .s,,t 9i"1144d AT..P 'CI, ' Pa?, , J"O 0,' 5,,. C .. l,., *i . * . '.6, ' '.1 (E'II. 5 5 ,U 5 ' I' AAM14A5'IO A'II' II I - - ' '.PI( 'At S To S.II 5' 10,5.5 1 5.'.'. *114 A 541* Al '.0 P7 ..'• ..,, ,' 10,'ta., 0.Ss'o.'I SI," "01,15 '.,I*I. 6,110 All, I,lJN '.,',,oa, I Sal a. I 57 'I "P .ns I n, da Yes, S., tI.a 'nct54 a' .e No .115'jp 0IP,, l5, 55 4*4 5I,,T5' 0 "PU '31.'• 5 141151 Cal 414 15. Sill 1n IUP.p, l.I,,5 I, 'a' Slp.p I' 9,11117 1. III 3.41 .",11 . -' as' t'a' a' Is'.SI . ond 554154 'Ora.,s 6 lilPIll I A,t P 51*P's' Saf5."d 13)5.34 ____________________________ 5,5.0 50. 1 ,Pa'.1 .50. 5('aCIl, "i* *1154 I III 151* ',o."I ,a. 's SALt 11'NG,,t 0' 5445 C',,,.. * '.' •U14 134 ,$S S.46"g 1101 5.34 505 %0l'AqS 51tfl% .5.4 $3113 1 ap "Ca "'a'., "5. I..,s 1 S1' I"0 h1'"1, A.s:adO IIS Ill '344 1406 AA'sI5 4NI() 14005* I 0, ..HL (1141,5, '.' ' ''.0" "' '595 i 7419. VP41, '0s C'')S I 150 2 -•0 1 415 a' (.P"..a Cm e' 4554 '1A * * ' Ldent.4 80 69P.OP 015055 Sal" *.TTI . '. 1 '"as I 'tA P I Wig lI (55'P ftsoS' 156 (La'C MCDII All 140541 C . I 51 1 " .15*4,5 1' 'l "lap S 4 - v' 24'I'. 3444 lllaI"I a'It •3 _______________________________ 6.0 1115 11.50 (00 Cd 1154 Cdt.cI . N. ,iv'. ,."d'. 1331301 5411, III 3274, (05544-1150 1.Pl0iSa'5 04 .010451 tPa-'d 54 'P'* :15 4' HAL COLBERI REALTY 541105 '011500.500414* 5065.0 ' ' )) III I33'Da'ScS'gS' sF554, dIS.qo (555(46.5 lAO (Ma Sits'.ow (ota'$, Prt4iqss* Ill-' 4' , I4l'15' ','..r REALTORS 5451 3I-Pleuws _________________________ C5111t 115 Ø455Ta',, .64 elP'COelCp 04 *1 544111.100 711tiu1q -'. ' LII) ' Pay ton Realty '9115 1,51545440. PlO 5,0,504 '0,0,5% pF,ga,.11co 55,,___________________________ A.ons call 1041! 19 0 1 p.p4.iisl 1P54'I'sSF,og S?L'dp 55I51l55 $5 P1104,1, 1514 111155,15 15.. ' I A-e '.ry0ol"•3l5 45b1U *( - lSI41'14 %5.' , S I 'l,,P '57 lii 534 SSISSSS•••US•SS• - woo" 5154 RcIi'i I5(lp (l's So. 73'S LII. --, PUILIC ANNOUNCUMIPIT ' " 411 "'- I 46posI (a' 3457317 --- ------_-. - - p0,.' P,,4,,p 5 C.,, (ontf.o 351 -- 5400.1, ' ' sO 0' vi5 1 75 551 A4lt50.I. N,aPfl Al "555 ' 'P5. ".53 •17 Ia C,."-aisn, '+" r' ".jO 5 • "Pa Il I0 1 'I' 0 4'- 6 15.,, , j-... I a" V ss a, REALTY WORLD *0(550,' P'-$o,ICo(e 12302$ . ----r'l - 3 Ill 's-i ,.rp.' ',',, '°' NO -' Sl-tswfiokI Goo I .15* I6'0,• I * The Real Estate Agencs1 904.', 151 I la" C PIlL 511 I4( L* I Pf t"(Pd r -,("O,, I (Ofl'cOl 74'e.% I I A5P'. 17 * 41 1 p17 l'*, 124 1(53 ,, 114046 10* ,1U*' ('l,'',n',4 15LIL(3(9 311135' .5Ifl'1540,,n 1.,l35 1354 Spa., so,, .,pa. ens, 'b.''u "i' "I' SI .310,1 CI' (3, So,,. 5. 541." *.'f.*s'i ('I (5? i.*l46' , ' (ç ,, 32-}bjses USfurnaihed 35 $ 'i '* . I "' Cuaa'. 11$ P.,,,..o0 i 551 'iI'sl'a I "IA ,,'41 4I'IIJf VA' P0' - -- __, ' ., 5'1 a'.? .w 131131 - .4 i' ____________ ____________________________ P11151 1215422 ,.lStsahII*$4 $2 'i .17 c..,,., , flIt *303 ''JaIl w,"'.', (a-I,i' (1'0,4 LrVlPI 114 P.0 •3 455,14,,, 115101 - 'sr , - I v'tT.ISag Pot' rta* (IS Or 'P-o,,a' S b'aie. a'II sJ, 77"-Auctson All. SO's SI8iI P01517051 SoY SIlL 75*01 - - (.i icr r (76 161 7710011 ________ Hay ' ", -, ' 'a"O'1 '13 I5404o$ (.ssh 372 4132 II". S 54,611 755 SInsOrd 4,5 & Sail 15 t.54$, o 540 ".t"." be ,'usss. 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'.'a $3 $0 II,.. 5.114', & 9'3,,p 'O.'-t ",""I,1ll l.a i41i, Ye."r.g ,4641lJ5,,5 I t0,( '(I, 111551 55'V'-QoCI COIl-sd II USA Pp P'e Ta-a's hg SI's l, ','ao Ootg M.".'ss' 3?) i2J 016. 14651. 11 ,'Os,r 1110, SIll 'S'S tI'51S a,'l, I CIIII1PId 55-Wanted to Buy t4'O011i?SIS 'I C'..., n tI'9 ll la'S 510' 'la.,, It 1 Scoot." I C - ' l,00" •P9p ('CII I Realty .'., '4 * F A'.. 31 '9 StT.GOlS 1 'CC ',9 'ii .'bI'P LI LII oc v • I 0" 4i, 4'''l" tl AC,.?', 1''' "g 'I'' ,5llI 5134 -- A , 31 - C'CoPIIC,lVt'l* 4 ', - II-Imtructaor 1(34(3 110 II I5T 05.3 I - ', ., .. ' ,NA'p(IN(. 'CG'46'.' (.',. 31'l%').' a Sell1 CORN L' 1611 04 531155) * •s. .s :i's S IN' 4 (. 1.Iib.tl,, l,.l '.1155 9$ '404 'Ills '4 II'S 5*15 *1110 *13 oir "a '31.0 0". 19 & Iii 'vi -.6 las, Oar'." Cal Santord 323 305,3 ' P I I" a 345*1 ar 'ott lIP FhcaS - l45 I'S' 53 't'0 3 I ' PI I's, I'l .45 (54i6 '61 LI' I II' 554011 Ai.'O 110 1,1114054 II ,. I FR 'l Ac' 173 Ia) 32341) a pa,. 'a - ,, I l 'a ,',, 7t-Trucki-Trailers _________________________________ 6é--Icse & So REALTOR MLS 3 5174 day of night a'4 fllOaP'.*.,jj I1l555, 10 *aes d Pns , (,a'q lCd %a,s "1,81 .ota" Cail p 4, I ,,A • A I a'.f'l 0154, "'a-' "..00H onOg'aS 3355 al's. 4 - -- -- 553. 5 I' rold Hall 510 " .4II -'-' ' '." 1 45 ' 4 11 165 3311 I'.' )l• At N. Pi5 $4 565,. Upo k 'l,ot*', 'I.. OH Call, I-nd .1 - ____________________ 134 I70I *191 '5 311 116 I ______________________ ' (.11 .011141 r,P0'P5l4d -fl 'C' 3' & 0' tP'I, .14 ' TIsn Is Eat ,,Ø --_- _____' ____________________________ "c",n'd *< (346 l5.'&'s Co S ' - II V01.ffitiS ,ot .1"! I Ill I -' AçI 5135 i CPs,'s •'... REALTY .aI a.' Pu. ..ona-,., I 1*0 Ill 'i" 151 44 S."b,,'d 12) I'S, $170 ANDERSON I ARMS 14$0F,p,,cl* A, 33373.1 ________________________ ", ______________________- S.g 011.15'.', 6,06.. '41' 1511 P ..Ii 504e 51,5 J1N1 & 111451 .a,5 'U,,iS 7*35 5lr.Pord 6.5 1310?'.$ no 'a'' I 'S 46) 51 U I P 465 "1*"" $34 'a 1111 123 504 ls 3337643 13) II') f' la'RI'SllId C.aIOP Pi'II '.s P " I *sOSodt 515 _________ S1ENSTROM _________ _________ (.1 SIt P'AU SIPI TOMATOES ----- " Al'... 123 7411 --- " 'a-t •!Cd"I,C *'"C a', I I 150 PC'1.II# %"a's tWis 1231111 I s.vi.a 5rT 'e',t 5*-alt IL'a'.s. I451II5, ------ 5.11I -s 121 ilsa us t54 I'm,j,a' Iv.' a,,,, SC" 'SI'S 4' Ct,S BATEMAN REALTY II' I .5 A3i A* I *IIPLCVUIPIT 1. Nna Saa'Io.d 'a' OP 5Ø51 rs'ed Cl ,p I , _____________________________ I 501 *. I Aol', & Yo" ', ld.'is Z ELI WOOD . 04I15 - 001,0(7(11 10S..rI,, , . -- UI .. I kIni -, ,.. unly $379 £, TON I.0508 '33%' 13) 4' 515 e6.Y 1(''4-'.3t l"'t. 10 5'Il _,, •c (Id ' ' a"' -a' 7-4lttels.Hotels Al 31-Ar1ries9s FUrnished 'rPJ.sO • 0"'PJ". '01's 'SQ 5.3, 5*4•• t*'S T'f'(P.'5 ________________________________ ' 7I' S Lot", I 6.O'0 14651 AC (3 55ase, (a'p.fed I 31510,5 (I' 13)4435 COsta-- a',.' ' I 5 A ,p,5 5',.7 1 .13 ________ ..5t CIII) ' l. ," I A'1,I,, 11,I I •. '','" AA PHARMACIST ____________________________ - 1:l Ii,'r 1.In'o'd I I "a. ,a'pal S 33.'.' & '.p" -. -.--'--,--'---. '- "'''. -a' . 6141 10(1 11)65110' 1514' IIt.r'. Mc.' P L.'*'?1 I t'l.St r"ua.l I VI I 3333?'; (46tft, ('.53' AplfI$1l,',IS CI' 6,1 Greene, Inc es I, I 7 1 5r'.-i-' ad 15' '54' IC * R (ri..sO,% Pusi, *46:1' .. 00 1.60 MI ,Sv*? Sc 9 A'pualSl.1 o"I?52"S,a'Po,'s Cl' 123 *&?Y-l'01f S,I'. .,S 'I'. Care .5- ,c',.I ",J-5' 5 III 'S'a. nD.'a'a 4,4"' '51.1, 5.5 S FIRECRACKER s $ SPECIALS $ 1,46.11, I II'S *04i' 2 i'". WPafa'e I"191 $35 4* ' ' - '5' - P 'a en'I 11515 0. Save $100 - ____________________________ 114, -- ' Ridte000il Atms Apts tlrI I l'I'C S.l"C5*,7'.E 'Sd4'd NOA A f"r' 04' 'P II 1,,u'. ''63' AI It', "I' "15 Ca. 'ICA co"o' '' ' .g , '.'3 .'a ,',a' * ',. 'an 'o ..l '5)"a ll'I "I -'4 4' 'o,.sa'C, i"0rpS 50 lC.4aS Oii'3 S--Los? & Found C10W',3 S,,"dl,S neciaI r ' to, II5 11151 II.. lp 4" ta-Ill 155461(15 Eu, P0 '5, 'and 01.15 to ball Ons,, • 146 $ ).546 ,. )G-Apartirosfl Uniiurnssbed AS',.STANI 54*5*014 6001, 1 I PI $0S P i"cns Ric 'us I 'a. 04 Sa"lona LACS I I PEAS MoPed Ca.p.e ' - O ' -- 13) 1Sl'o'a'-'. Sa.P01d Al Ano.' 66.1 p C.'otp P0 buS) Sa"Srd F 'I 33171 " (al slUt - - _______ - - -- .5 Al,COHOl, A PR')SL cM '14 '000 FAMILV S I Ready I0l0'.' C"'.''a ''9 0113313,., 041211461 11.110141 lmta', aa '' - ",'.j S.'lori, F 'o"de 3301 - ------ (455011 5 FUINITUII 527 SIll ________________________ f3-4lbit IfOfl'Xs 60 F I '',c"ac. c )&A l.t'.pa'a"PQa a'S4l is'd' •t"a e.g. 501450 IIIQADYOUV IS' 5146 P'3 t00"Is' 5#r5500, --,,. n..., .11,5'S - C SItS *O3OIIIa'doO, 1311300 L*uI 1A54.S III 3 bIT. WA&PMAFOOIII5 P1Ca('4 ,4l '4' ______________________________ 5114 556.41 Upfi I4jI StS'OOIS 43-Lots. Acreage t"'a-' 'S loIn, 0 1 ' S 551 Ia., iar,.'t t'i,, 'o',s 53,125 5'a'd",4 5.9 (jAN 1,11 'PtA I Ill .La-...4(o $1550 0."ra'.q.., p (00,1 46.44 514501, 1 C.SI 151 , '*'s s:i LI os 5445131 WIALTON "0''n1''017541'dd15d1T1' a, - 591.'. Cl.a.. Visa Gao _______________ & MI' 414 7, -?,torCvC it's -- '" A5l% (a I)) 6e $$--Equipnotw for Rent ---- ta '.'' 11.r"aps A'coloi.ci A.'on,,a'o,.'. Car. Hop 611oa'. 473 416' -________ • - (HA5%IIPSC, HOUSE CEO IOPd Ivaa' b' Oval l,.d 7 0, as • II l.a • ac Itat. P.a' a., sa 110.104 ,.,? 'I 55nj Ii'It SO 5,3 151 .,. 55 5,06 SOiL 1404.137371*5 taedoed XIS 'la-i'. Iii 4641 * * * * * * * .4'' "a - ', M'l'd '...., '.,,,' , a' •'an'n,se c;";) •a*r I,-. Pa,'. 53, •rØIS 1 ',,'.s".,.' 'r'.Sr.45 ', , U0 I 4* F 01 nt Ca - ' a",' 'c .653,1 '0'a'DLW 'cod '011 • IT ., I Liz CiSi..I I iUt'OI 4.10 75)4, "IV 0a'. P.00411,14 I I". '*.nfl'950pr1jlf 11,n 1'' ',llllC,3 'I ad 'OO'. 24 HOUR lB 3229283 -iddcC'Q"4n',Io'4,..1., I * * * * * *.* *I4 CCl ., 630, S"40 1r fl! - _________________________ to Move 5 J"COSS II "aAA, 401 56'' Up In Hou%ing?) 2-Rooø I Ai ,.ss.,.,, p'.'.i ic.".'. and •, :04. Sr,Ta', •0'14v' a..np' - 1.64. '. I , s'... i 1411"' i,a-a,wd (,dl IOO"I Qi,a' I'o.I '0 7',,. 3 .ndc. ISA " 9' .5 '..a, 5* 1.14 (a',a- ,a'a , IPIa'9 , "5 1'" I 1. S'"1 .1 1 y UI"0 ill 165) 1,.a' 'In,.sr.q V(I"v"l, I at'I"r'Prtor'.*.l . PT 13 1ACEDAIIHAORINIINC - 'a' ' .' .. - I'll ' -.- Use I a' g I uaiI uai I ASp.546,'5 1335C.5 - F 'IL ('Ill? ICALIOI 127'g - al 'cc' '-'. - -- '.'iI 1 5•5 II A U S POSTAGE STAMP MACHINES - Juh. hag- '-a. .5.'*.?S RIALIY P.boYI _____________________________ - " - Wanted IS-Help 1O'C, Sn" 'dC I 3,,.c l a' A I t".4'S 3$ v o.a, (a-a-'.', S*',c 'Sc a"', oP s9" YcP'n.so. u'..', 5(R"C'*'C01$ .0,.,..ivns.. Cd & R'd 46 544,45 L,r.,4', ' 1311114(150 ,_: .5.'. 'III 'lp,,'4 51 C.a,'w.T *s.t. R.as (SlIPS Snob )OHP4 1110(1 ASSOC 1.31* 'o'.I4caI ,,,' - -, smile II 173 p *" Cl.' S "'•'' 3l.Je, 5.g ..'sar, gafdCo t,ioi', f'vi.r'ajS G,.a, nnt.nt,., (S...,•, '"6.'.t 1-Card of Thanks '" are . ' 'I HAM E.D 55159 00 I. L'41I', I 7's' '55 S4'650511 PlWIP All 'V"'C 804 I P ('I 54f y,i, 515 "a 1:27115 ifl 41' ,5P3$l -. 00*0'% 1 '0% 'dO'S D'0*t %01Iisbqt5,1,,(5S,51p SOS SAIL S*f 5ts'5I AUTO I5, SI 51,10,51 - 45 6551 I ')ll W'srt l.LI0lI 'ci s'r'.t' A, t-,, a. plOdvc'.o, "rs'.d Il .I'a'l'4 SF COSt)' lIlA P4j 1,515 •t C ."p 51' 504 •• o, ... ,.r.,., I 'l'4Pj,,,0' . - I $3-4jGardenJfl-jUI* Cars Removed il-luses _______ ___________ 45(05000 ISTOS, Jm Hunt RP21t't, ' Hr PECKS 1 u. 4'0r.p "'P' 3133 f,,on'4 c, ,, 441I.33 5 44 I4Ip 10, u' , ("a-f' A C' .1 4 01 3 54,', i"'' 0' '354 LIed ,, l'45T I'S "v "' sr'st I'-,.', 1'C('sS U "'9"" ""at '..''• *119 s 1(5 1 11 ' - S.' I'd t1 ' "0 i ' -,. "' - '--------- 1 65 ''O - fl " 01' a' wiars blzarr. cia this (moyb.) scufl.d firs and owlish glassis, is thi only participating scholar from thi outhias tim Unit.d Sta f.s att.ndlng th. Coil.9. Phcs.nom.noioglcum in Italy. za' ES• *5 F • Is '($10 VA .'.fr"i - P "..s 3)5 uI' ' AMERICAN EARTHWORMCO. Aim.. Mason, a 57.y.ar.old rut. b.nd.r who walks a' 01*5, UI i a' Rags-To-Riches Story Embarras 4I-4,uws ----' Ill •a ..' * i716 4'-uw' - M t2 nsworth Realty Ørp'5( IP "a-cC '*?VCrI a' I "tie. U'6)I*III. PT, •I. (.0 'I " 0' •"' '64 i.4 Cd WOTICIOIACTION ll0)C''a0,'I.'.c.edIflhIIpd ""< OCQ'fCl 3. * '5*1 TO )O'.a *'I.S"% '' "a-i N 0,r,., 54 46 1 'a bit 0".c, isa 13 ". a'.I Cd ç'a'' Pert a,.s't tWa VOn SECTION III CONDITIONS Cl ANSIIAION Aa" 055 sEcto', - SEDf ,I5'4G 1.10115 IV DECLAIA7ION $.a"¼O FbordI f"a'".r COnl'? - P504 "5(1, 5.." CC C• r 5ro.' Cd CaSWba', F *'41 ba I'd P 5 Ii?' la-trued A,5",,,5 "'" ero".*, 'ado-se usa SOOnl. F r '46 ' d 'rI' t4 Ind f5lP I(? bad 1'. Gf1('OOl' 5.'". ii.,', CD"a "Pd uPaI 'c'..Oa , ill (ISI ?,C $UpC '0145 " •*6 5- 5 CT 'd Sa4wd. F .a-..aS ''VPd •' Of b.'.p.a' "a a. %"Q a"a'.( C1 '• 'd Issac,. Cav 1er'q Flanked by the tests ci w ,au a"asp4 "erC'P P 5,(t a' I owlish glasses, and sndled aIread became a great ese'rded a paper at the I Ua'5' "a- 5k" •• Oagrprs 54- PSa'41 her trade, Aimee Mason brown loafers bespoke undergraduate plibosophy influence in the ails and is 5ECO5 V LYISOVENT OF * cdS Las' 433 'ao tue 5.5 Ci.-' kaned hack in her cieskaide yO'iidul uncont.'ied spirit s)mpouwn hosted by the ctiangusg the attitude of the I'rs,,',j O'1 '(IAL (it' YAP - 150 'Pa directors chair and and a decided sense of 35 SC(0"dS Eu' tI*4 'ao ' "'a C'. (tars 5C I'd SPa• "a.PtI Univerut (4Fkirida; the scientific conunizuty," she 3535 O.iI"S5a" %iriO .,'is'iid '0 I"fr.d IPpr "d hurner aboil herself C SI, Cd 5a'a'c tbugtitlully considered the Psil Pvw5,4van5 only paper selected train a 5..PC'P"0" 'PC ØH( 41 C', '.'ap Cd latest turn Into *hacfi her "I dadii't belier, any cii comrnwuty college dudent Again, she dressed that ' a' Si I'01'Q%ldr4'4 04*6,0.' 'is C NOnIC C's, Ide has led hei. cl.da T'0 this." she said. "I thoughe, .. 'ail01 (006 r*O a' $WPS P*'a althougji the mtation was she dido't thu* that die 1,jII NSA'S 5065 13 I 44 4'P0 tao a a Cd 133 II 1Ø Although long an in• Ill never make it on age." could compete at her age issued to each public and 55"015 P.' os SECI'lON I , '"c,So,.' 31 'ag•pj rxvator and rule bender, She was named one cii prlratc uniTersity and Wha, wouid dare to define ' 0, W'('O' 0' 0On'.Ov 4 a CCIS M4 CI.r Sri.', E w'cer4s taut 4'55 "a,' with a cani, Mrs Mascei ha.s swprlsed only l Miowi of an in. III LIST lIP Str?fI a' P5 An' '." oP .a, at S'a', .a('Y' 31 .5 or's-c. Proifi'S coUege in the Mate, Aimee Masons age Sirt. Cr ..IId ."Ia.ti even herself at this newed Sd I a' , .., Ssa'*erS, F'o" ternational study and Arid learn... I never its simple enough to 'a'' ' i5JI '0454 P514 P "'6(C S ..SIarI, IIC'IJ 510.0T LO.f' lad EttIpLlShment She has rrsearth groi, working taught a dauthatld* calculate the number ci a',Il 4I'a CV "OIV 'Pa .114 Pp .0', 04.1, 614a'q I TO PI' 0' Sal tail ftP 5vis# teen awarded a fellowship imder the aosces (4th, learn sanethang from and 1 ' C 3f Ofar! of ..', o"',r i,('.a. numbers which would ' I rae vu Cd 3511 24 •'a Saa F to' to ' c's" 31 'P 5 CVd-a'a'ce the 3 %'I"CC Cd 353 42 'no 'a a our' 0' Collegium Center for Advanced dont mind being quoted on L,c, her first an college r. II CT 0's VII 'is So,." . P l o' 4 APtN 1 *10 Aaio. ot 'P.i 650.5 Ds4ea'd Phaenomenologicwn being that.' arid then in the military Research APES QC.s15 AND in too 'V'L1G(S a"i are 36a4 I'S Cd'SØ *00*5held in Penagia, Italy, July Mrs Mason has hem a "l' .O0 P'1S Ofj PI'(C is'S. 05.4651 0a'a"1 I'd III service an the msd-40s And " ta'0'14S AnSI ..on.i Phenomenolo. pp (0" "14 0C(I'C TI's Oo'4P, OPPV SIrIsi c54.niç a'l,rflI by I- Aag. Ii She will be the 413 'l'is' '0 'PC P34'O Cd full4un, facuft) member the nigntrr of numbers Slit will be vi senunars C'a"Pf 'P l5Cf Ofl(r544 I' 'Craves. 04*001 sqamtl a', 04 'is AR INC. CI CL A. AL API IT, OF only pailicipating scholar at Seminole Community that add up to mother and with professors and "a' I'S'S tP4II b I",.T'Pd P0.1.0 100,5 isa"44 DOPTISIMS. I'd III '.'. S.0 PA,, SIR, C I S Of from the southeastern (liege, Sanford, for rune fraridnothef I'd P" '5951 and "I 'a"*t SI,a'5 0' (1.5.5104 IO '66 ' N-NC. (05317055 Cc £ "C scholars from Mi T.. L'ruted States. NI RAt CS PRO, lONC. ZONFSC. '' CS Ii I'C 'O' 'aIo P'.a '9'' ''ia Ia'd 0,055,6 P4 r5 years in the Humanities Hut the sparkle that Fordham, Tulane. 'P5 Q0,s'a'a' Cd "1*' P'0OI't "0,1' 0.11,5.4 CL ASSIF CAtQ5 5(01r 's s""" On t.fu partwulai' day, t)ivssaon teaching huihts her eyes as tmwkss.. Duquesne, the Vmvendy "a'" 0 "'aCt, Cd CI'$It4.r, '( CCI P06*11 V'S Or VOU Alt NOtilliD IClI a' she wore a lavender and hisnamties and The attitude that sent her pluloiphy 'o'dA I'd "a P'c,..Oa'I 04 'Pa 1(1,0,' P0 9rp(I5 InS a' SI5 CASSILSIRR, 'LORDA 'o of Florida, the tJrainrty t$IULInt green enleenbk C'a"ar 31t!I.CC,, c S(i,iDI , Cs.'o'r, 0s4a'q pa'cri Cd pioe"p .0 hack to school in quest of SAD PARCEL or She was born in Atlanta. cii Pans, the Uruversaty of '.4a 'acco'5I-c,. 'CCP'sOi, Sar',a'o' Cava't,. F.cr.da LAND 5 VINCIPAL LV that ne folks mzgtd call her &rtorate at age 57 as reu ig, an Connectscig. COIOgiie, the thuirersit; of l, 344 11*5 OP .'45 151, ITS 0' SAD (7 II) (lCd i Cd 10 33. 500 7.4 biIarre Her knapsack. and preseriti) lives in New otmg and adventurous AL. 7 l.CRIZISC, AYESDMINT S1C0N wi' Munich, the University of (FiCTIVE SAP4FOID •ccord..'q , 'n. b's' s bi'i"lcae was tossed (t '. And whenthastnp is ores' YAP '0 INCLIDE Ts( 45, o'da'Ir'cs SMI 'POlO' IS 5corOad a' l's' Soul I Smyrna Beach She served Rome, and other in• ""' 't'(r5 "Si I'ti, poa' pegs '4 P..b.c Iooi'oi 04 5e51-rseI• NE .*' ON P'fR( I' P10,10 casi*IIy teneath her desk. us World War Ii as a WAVE and when the doctorate is situtions similarly 'S 0lSi.lIC NO 'OR 1.E SG'S AND PR, I'd I&C'.'S "a,a't, Fi,4a A change (4 canes atood in an hand' What then' feidtgioia. she was disabled in the '' RfA(3I'4, '5 S 'Cl CTZ1Ss..P .'. 31 t I 51(5 A. 54 54 4&,Cd a tall cani.der by the door. -""f AD IS'S '"I I'll come back and ', SI • FRAiLTY AND left leg and walks with a "I'henomenology is a WITS' S SEO'4O SUSD1SIIIOSI I''(CT,I DATE SECCNDRFAD'NC,,,.sip.36, Her cillwr was packed 1(ada'q '5• PIll lP4'fss4 IS teach. I am full of pride sital canei In her )'oiLh she and growing "P A 0 tI'S A'af I(A 'par, sau s,',, ' 's Pill 55 I with a danding, leaning, 4I IX over my students whu have mndeled for Saks Filth çEuioslacal stidy. It is lNA ". , c.. o ., a.,, a(*Q5 *5(3 P,.ic l,cordiCd 5In1 p0I5 CouPPt. swinging, hanging ADiPTiON 1l' gone on to do well Casio', Forda recernng more and more Avenue in New 'ork City. 'PS 01, Cd .hn'C F'ar'41 a s-, A 0 II'S coiledscin of books, skit. 5•1' a' i9a'Sd 5, I55 I1a'00.,o' Recently, two of them She received her BA. attention in philosophy. II 10'S I I'd 2 50(1 12. Yar F I "II'll iOg"4 '054 •aa',.Pd APP*D(D ches. paintings. snapalioU, F I ISAFFOIDS YIp 04 'is received 2')car scholartrain Conned acid College; educatxm, and the liberal '54"' '9 '0 I'd 'rOes, , 511. 5 04.15 to.', oP 54r"Sr4 ICCOfO.'g '0 PSI icuJr,d in'rI : cacti aece her MA from Stetson ships to major unlver• W•.a' ' and Ia' -'a o 'I YAVOR ssls," said Mrs Muon PIlt ?55cO' 55 '6(01054 0 PlO 471(57 special and personal, 'ra'<.I, OnScrt.ad "OIl' idiot" and L'ruveeidy; and as a dix. "Educators are hniing it Sacs I pe 55664. Pi*IC I.rO'X yaay * sAATsQP,( ascat*s .., C ', C.n'ci collected in her world at 54nno'a Cot,", 14,41 In Fetz'uary of this year. the philosophy which toral candidate 3 96 ". C ', '' "'' Cd C.us.t..,, ', oa ia travels. S Seo.cs I Tic A ( I aniher ci Mrs Mason's aiera.e at the University ieaka mod dearly to our '•'a'r'a',', a' 'flI..J' rP "g ;I'P, 0 i %C "a 3) si J..-4 ' II !*' 14*6La' FOlD S 54*6 0F 7sf Her close- crued hair. 1" ' C ', c -,..'.c rat philosoph'. students cii Florida P• wesen* day life. It has 70*506 SANFORD. ICCOnO.'4'S p0" ta'*d 5, "S 5'd*san d "a PIll PPe.94. a; ?6(0q5.4 'i PIIf ' 446 u.g"' ' 54 boos 3 pegu Sell. P.aic Irceros -----'•- ' -' i.e CiRCUIT COUIT O Tst a' S.'a CoIj. 110f41 04 taO 001.1 a4 a5 LIGI'ItII'4Tw JUOICIAL CII 5' LOPS. 510(1 33 7-0 C. I I erred "a'o..g"', " CUlT IN AND 601 IIIIINOLI TIAF 60501 YAP 06 TP41 . 'rIl ' " 5I*" 1'V-ClI01l •'d COWITY. 61.0510* TO*N 06 5*51040 eccori,g to . "a 'o 'is C I Ca554'S.I-", Clvii, ACTION NO 711417 CA 651, 'is Pal P',IcPOP IS ',ce'dId a' P1.04 ,'aa a'l(c0'41cp."Cac',. 'ICIIEAL SAIONAL 5405 Sad I pagis 1664 P,,*,.c *acO,55 314 I*5 7$ CV44 i'• I'd 'GA,,E ASSCC,A'iCS ff 04 $.--niais Cot,.', 610141 fl g A"(ef A5 G0,pcl.a' O 5,(C P's.a'T Pt .1 L0 24. Sod 30 PiN( aPa,as 01' I'd 'a,a Oaar Iccer0.r'a $0 IPq- P114 0 14 '.4 and 'al'na'is'd ir- ' ft -DEAR AIIBY: When I overhearing tendency to teag. a' Pill 5 IS ?6(01 S 'C'o'a' '9 'P4CC'.? a"C'PS' 0$ ,3 .'.."9 uo.s,s. Cd pagsa 3. 4 3?. P1t' l.r0s Cd when the men bow I ride UP Iri (root, and never have '0 -Cl 0 R0'Pt CAl Di R I II ION I S.- *. Ca,', 610141 rnamed my hoshand he was a Everyone we met had to listen ' ' (sate 50-rr• I'd I OlO 544 0100,"p qdi,t, moded man. bid sacceu C AR DIR. a I. RONAiD I Sic p1 One ii the wives Cun'1.3,,d (tie Uwons-eiu,nce cii having to o is time. gs• n baa- P.4 6a 0$, , 04 yav 1,,s,6($ Is Sa'(4.( cer*'.ea'a and COR54. 'a(SI15O OP SI, has changed Pn. We have jud to me alxsg 5. so I toil my ersrss.r54s.ber.,.4 id(4aea'andhe 'es"-c'o.s was embarrassing He has D.'5e41n'5 erPt.a' 'atonSu. 'P Io P 'a' C rwnsed Iruen a "vacidus" mad, an ouddanctrig sucre an *51 IlLS 'P. (4 husband and he said it's a free CUIItIe-1 tiact there with fl Co..a..I IllS NOTICe OF ACTION wEINOS YIZf JR. •"or,lI IQV toa'..4e4 TIeS -r.55 .gaT Itiat I must admit I did ml burUsNj, ted wheat is his country and Jiii can go rain whatsoever. '*I 70 P'Pa'l,f a'..,. .doma 5 Pus: * u. LESLIE * cAlot. " mjoy. anywhere she wants. He said tie modedy and taste! Ileaie don't tell me that two oNd. O's.er Z. Fer4a 'O'P• I'na '054 1'o.,Pd .r.,-a,,,4 '511'5 Sa'vW Cd 33?1t a' baiscI A.It 74. I6?s.04 My husband's financial doesn't want to lose her rI"' 349 31 "S 0' door cars are cheaper. When 5055 (AIDER. 156 505 C 3•'l"(n success has given him wtsit be (*6(3(5 .sa 405*1.0 1 01 employee, so he's not going to one spends 96,000 Proud as I am of has success, , for an p, Cot" •.li55 5440,5 T..IRItO,( 51 it EN CORViC. 0•(••d ---.--., ...,, ----- -- -- calls "cothdtnce." I call it an I long for the hawnble man who us amthirto In Si..r ,,trginSai. - I.,., V' 'rn".'ry u it' 1 (TV COUNCIl RE 5015(1 UN'N0A5 ,..qaes,r otPla..5. I D5'Il,l't *11 lsa die should be C' t"e an -• C more doein't CASSELSIQI, matter. S 5Sf sfRE5y NOTiFiED sat quietly by my side arid 505 'P5,004 nicely- to clean up her act. She have also heard the ezcuse that 1104 IDA "s, •<,,ca, 'a 'o,,cue. a "on 55a'fe'PdIgI,,flI a' ma Cea'pIs'sI 01 talked of something other than gave my VON I ANN( RATION 'P4 I0II0*r.g pVQpeqI, 1' husband a UhrutJ3 tso'door models are spottier *531 :05.50 o' a' 's.' ct, o huniell and (as money (46a'4 F0141 *15(55 -, Sand a'd 1551 04 esent alter workus,g for (sun and better kicking' That as also t%p5fr, F '0'44 O'iaS 'Sf Cs" L' 4 Cl "a Co.na'aotj 2nd ,., I kive hum. low can I help about a fl'0J' 00 his ill', dl 04 20450 ',,V, a'v'•. a- ieS'9-I'e 041 I((Qf PI 9 It.p Pta' A 0 (,t I Ususk she's ridiculous. It's Pam' HIS WIFE al rt"Ia' "Idol and ,ng 'tn.,O4 'C(oripd a' 6.0 Saoi le too strr..g t,u Personally, I would rather 474 ISLAI. I (Øa s,'. 'a4 en'4 Pfie '4 Cd "a l,(i Cd DEAR WIFE: Tell klai, X) thank I'm wrong. III let it go 515) hainethan ride in the back - " cot *,is-, ii S.cs.'P Jr 3iSt 5.3 aS 'a" a Cota", 014. Clans alIT.. Crc,' Caves dear. TeU kim. Sign me "at 045011.4 l;IV'SI vav I'd vco WOKlNl, OUT seat of a two'dooi' car- And I 'o*'. 9a 5. Sassy 0 CIPPS '914 I". 5* .a".n Cd La' I'S 'PS, 'I'd Io W'q,q I Q4 ,.f I)EAR ASHY. My husband FORNO I boptyouwa1!1efattopnntth,, As Dsp..?, Clans 'C,. 'a.aI', o I oa' P5I56 J,,VIal$ own. has own business. It's 73 01 ,..I,? 3575 an your column be because I C'l'"a'PO'IS'CC"OPd a' Ill Sacs EDAARD I IIA000Ct J I P*a' 51 04"• P.b lPcondS 04 wn.aJI, hut fairly sircesslial. He DEAR L(M*l!cG: I fail I. know 5* 45,54 S*AP.N AND HA000CI others share m '05 Cot", 60141 P ar" St 5 •Il,', haslOmeflwortuigforhamarid we .bat as "dais" ab..l tbr OfiTdC*i NONAMEPI.EASE asos. •josiss _______________________________ 'Pa-c, No'7P S i.g'ias 32 5I?SOUT4MACNOIIAAVENUE (me jUl sIll call her 'Jill") gitrs act I agree wIth X tacoa' Es:' •oa'g ', ORLANDO FLOR,OA 33*05 a' hI DEARSONASIE: Tw.'d who handlesthe office and does kisad. Jill las a fILE *1 5 An' I '004114 Ic' II Ii 540(504 5Cl9'C 'is 5' dIp 04 A.'gwAl. 1111. IN 'NI CIRCUIT COIJIT 605 cars as's' preferred by (0' a'4I,i, 'iso"g a great )ob Jill is only and wkires VUIIAa44),uaad pei with small c'aa Cd YNI I IONTI 15TH JUDICIAL childeew. "a-cPNa'msl0ag,,i54ss-,55 "5 C6.'P e.SIr bito'q S5rv( ens CIICUITINANDP0I$IMI'sU pg ml sçer, the sth whet are vie, p..'U Pi• , TP$5 IPt0,VtIy 0' pret, them or ether a W<a'y Eat' 433 lq COUNTY. PLOSIDA. ugly either. pull a y. claws. "'a-" NCVIC 35 'P4.5111,1 a'Cac.w. 0.41.'? 30 ",.rs-lfl CAll NO '5mm CAlls re.m. me spliss a y.srs: :. .5cooes Elti 7ISi P ,s. us IgI.a'ut ,o,,. Ion *5 r.qd My husband arid tour 01 tlit , . 4,n I', I. O'**oI'..4.a' 04 1o"g Oais DEAR ASHY. I wish you Ride .r stay Is.,. So.,' '.q't hI a., 4 14-" no,. 41"A'dad o P5 Co."54s:$ I,('S.t..p Asj0(aI,00, Its( men who work for hum recently aoujd say somettu_ng about Are A.TN(5$ the 'I'4 I'd Is 14141 s0 dSr9oFII'0 Or Isv PlOt formed a bowling team. jf(as, a' ".s Cot" en. Jo's * 1574 T* All C'.d-ti 04*11 P'.i of people visa t*ay to kaadl, sleet' let Abh) help 'isrs,SET4a'en'qva.e..grd 'P4 ,'9' 0r I rei.,. at 51 LI' They're all married man with two-door automobiles when s.., P.r a Na, C's.'.s 'N\ Ds-.ses Ae•ssI per,.aal, ia t 'eo I a *sartce 0 153 ii , ArIT'9r H S.dla.IP. J Sad Ia,' PrOl Cap.,.'.. (mules, Well, Jill dKidtd that the) could just as ,, easily boy a published rsp(y, wrIte: Ably: "'a-• So,.". 35 6.q'iss. ISa' ,i,'ej ('a'S 0$ lPp C '600 alSO e*Cd' 0 vot lr PiaF*g COOl these mm need her nçpoli, W car with four doors. Of course, 33 I ati 4? $ ,t ppa 5, Ya'qa'OP 5, Sisyss's $U ..eIt.d 'Pal a PelT's0 .01 tee Aq, c ma Ac'. 'es' c4 as, 04 5l04 A0 0.', Cent 5130 ani showing up at the U etvo'door car own,, D4NStvl 1.55 5450 1.154 1' ISIS NtIS. Earl... a i*amprd, ,eU. i I'd P'.,b'..j, 30. Jv'l II. 73, 157$ CIvil P0 4 SI0l, ?P,e 51604 Oasi bowling alley with a girlfriend base to worry They always iddiesaed e•rrl, "a-I Sot'P.?*I1c4 tQ4lq lad Of', Ifl 556 P415t.ØlS A5%0( I411 Iit( • 'QPT CdI, a.059 I 104'P'O"a ill __________________________ F 4146 (OVpol14.op '01 151 pv.4d, 01 I lId-vS Cd 35113. 'is'. I Pw'ilaPl I Sec'.', lit Cliii. 1 s'anc• aP 35343 IØ l• a poI'I a' FICTITIOUS 5*01 F4'4a SIlts,,, III'?. 0154 Ps 'is ic..m leg 015,0414 'S01'(I 4 POSt1 4,as 'Pta, I 04 CSNSOI 1111 550.14.a' a. 55I(P 'P4'Ce NQFTPSIO,gis,i. 3.9 4591414 a' 50'."0$5 II 335 51 Co'Wlt,0lS Iag.64s *1545 Il *5 iC '4(1645 An' ao SeoP I ,,'. S."'o'S' 51,4 - AII.a'sa'P, 5pvq, CFT SI Aa'l,ViOitT. Io'..',. Fl41 '13 4lisIIa'Ci 60310 1 4141 UPOI 5.gnsns.oq 4(54004 Sao.'s Cot.'?,. ____ 1,10104.05, *4 SECTION II tON 1140 '10141 0441f P4 'dlo.s O's Cd 1010. rs•I FF555C1 S'Po1154 .45 015105*7105, 751' PII• SUPIDAN(I 0070. i •,,pp l"O0*f?, 0P54r454 dl Ss:Ieo I Cd iPis Iv Mna NISI "Cod $4 159*155 514 'ama •, SOP C0'10VII50 'P 5 Onl.Vil.t, 5Il41T P9,5 555 (.rs a. Ps C Icot Co..n' 10 lIt SPIING 0*15 WIUMENT WITH PRIDE '410*04 00504 CLISSJ.( I'.cns S." "o'. (oo', F (54504 15 *0 p.t TP'aF 55466(54554 . lOPPING P1$ N I - I IA 15f41.5• alP 'ne o'o'S40I a' Put Socs It Pagqj 14 la's 53, ?'t Ps,I, So', 01S.5100I u..s Ii. PlO at 6 '(Il's,,s Ne-. SI54.tr , T5 *II rs. Benjamin (Rosa LI Hnghn Sr. has retired ('a',•. Pars. PS A 6aØ S.'cl.' 64551110.46 SIIIs,'S, 1417 14,41 WORTH C-NOTE P9cIi .1 $op.ssoi (6...l alter H )ears of dedicated sink, as cost.diaa of Q 11"ci Lot.'amaP '6514 I'S f64v454 tO p11550? 50 I sv'as ',rq lOOP RI 15 NOVPP 65.7156 J04. fl 30. 2040. ii, 975 d's"* 1154 0.I'I64S *5'cP ,, F Iidoa' f:km,,nry SchooL She isorked nader S"t'*PI.OI S4(tR Ra'e XE 0'vN '5VSI ISo. 17 51v01.1011*4 V-.j.0 315 and *i 0 6 (l$fq principals W.L. Ilamlitos and Leroy Ilamploss. Mrs. DS OIl; I6(r5I. P11654 •0 I'd 355 1554 Sf54.1 1*4 *150(1.1,545 I*( , • 050 51,4.5 hughes oat commended tar a job seff dsuw and oat "t'"T "4" Of *I (4 Si SO IS cOwls..,, 5', Pd,f1 'Pta 511111 1' hlavmund %I. Hall ..'ssx presented a plaq.e tar her faithful sink,. She It the "l(55ia1'Pits55P.c,.*0 Cud RI IICTIT,04J$NAMU P11(01 NI I - LA I dkplai*s bank 51(1 4 Sse'ap 5.0. ffiiI I 1111 mat her of II children of Whom Ii are stiff hiring. sad Sag'o..'a •T• p.s. I P414. a- SF II$o'5 15 55 a'gag.4 .0 6.5, II 553 tail 74511 encouraging 3 35 L 'can, 15 5* SI . Seisl.,t F Ia, Sa'sosll . an acth e member of The Foil Gospel ('b'ch .1 God ,,,,, ...,,.,, Cot,o,,. o"an 44 LP IS P Ia. 06 (a-',.' F .'4j. ,ise 15 l.ct.$.,j lNSaIq RI , nole ('ounti residents PORICd51 liS4 .0 PO4 in ('hrhl. 61,1 PS Pgs N. Ps4I.c Iac0'55 'II 54 SANIOaQ (Ala.', (HiLDw000 to s is it an', I'Iagihip Cd s.- ai. Coy', - P1S14. VRs. aIIp454• 50.', C INtl.. 504 11145 I 00U55 '0 (01I04Ip Bank of Seminole ' 55 ',iIai E 15 '64V1c154a'a"I*4651.CI.,sRI a pose a' a ci.'., I. II'. rgsd 51*50,0 e 5(14101 'is(.d.I C0O'1 '"0 (V Ioi'atlon and register I5 043 t P1*411 IllS 111644 1' I((16104, .51 & 511.40. PA e%l55i,r..4.$44.,,45$ a4 51 for cash aoards, Cd P110 P.(,451,$ 511110 AflOtiSfi ' Pq5,,, 'Aliway 4* ILOPi.PIt. 75 Hall's big 5 It W45541045.*4I,104154 1414. IO'51 AISA,.5 5o'ogi, 64141 32701 &AUNDOMAT #54.j45 'a,, '0 'PS caused hi his name II 3135 557$ *115 IS S., Y 64.ii 6.0,51 54(1451 164 04 55(5,50 5'y CMS .9 SItiISII (lid Can., i1 has ing been drasin as .,,, 335, P4,s J eat calm 1$ 53,30, Js,t,, IS'S ____________________ 5.50(5 *4$,ipIp 11104 *14 Santa' the flesi $101 olaner, DIV ) mevice si .t as. l54 lI5 a55t,1I iwO ta4 LOP ______________________ l)uring -tsilmts 1 a.m. merger I4I5l(',S,,,,5)330.1,, ICT1TIORJ$N564$ deilSI. LomO ii. mosib. ma ii 644.0604 P1r0I• No $ - CI 371 FiCTITIOUS 5*01 Hank 04 Semi. niv iuu IP.$ oiflWC 14 Casiw, It 6*14 5O"ce 4 POStP S'a- 14 6414. old.' Ills 0Ca'$,i P.es PSI p69 Nleoillgiireavsay $ , 1044414*Sot.*1551P365$Na,$,,,4p AIII5TI( £DysOe, Des *A. 6ta4,c lsc., RI $,issa AF. 54116160.11 - Sessiwl. COONp. total of $1 III, Gl*bs,,(5, I'd P514 I 1414. F .' ..lde' I0 11(54514 i50 I'dIS r594Pic44itss all III (4150 ro N I oigsm n Tty.VNNNh - l)raoings held l 01(10 SlUSH 0$ OeiANoO. t Ill. 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'is i* c.,. i I4 C,,'... • ", 01' "arCh IS 'KOndad 6111 Soul P.er 04 t P5d ( SI'cO'd'. 5," r.c.a Ca,", FIer4. ',, '-.-c, s-on'. 'avis' 3 - 'P* 35 5ISO'dS tait I*"q'is *fll''P05&'4LOI ldlI'(.0 2)-WuahonsWansed IN TNt CIICWT CDVI?. I$TN JUDICIAL CIICUIT. IN AND 101 ItIN0II COUNTY. 61,0110*. CtvIL ACTION NO 4t)$ CASYL Cit' 01 SANIOIO 1L0SIO& I "(•pI Friday, Jaly.?, 157$-CA Enl01K,,aetSa..l.,d, Fl. Leal Notice - Legal Notice .J.pPP Thi lwry S.vi., $iusii if N.e. f ft• V..itr.w... I VA FNA CO$V FIJIANCI*SG. .40 SLOW 00*54 FAirutNiss 590h5ht DIIVSNSIp.A415s,tSpvd 5ri55U,$, I7.fl460$5105401NdA54 l.SIIWMSde)$,IS0ISISd..IIII5! ((c.souAoo _ DSSTRS. _ $TIN$TUOM IiAL'Y, RiALTOU1 JIhLi$Ao NT$ r 3214130 .i �FrIdIV,JV117,ItiI BLONDIE 1 110 -- ____'5. ACROSS by Chic Youig —a. - 1 As*,, to Pr,,os P64vor 10 It'y$OM I 2 D a. *ir. Activity Answer To v co-,er.1 - , -a.. a" 15 AnMal UOC!G St Mi, it,, !abb' I %owp ø, If by Mort Walker VOU \ REALLIFE FE 5 \,EYEN PLIMBER 4EE EVERY NIGi4T ( I ) WA1C.i. LWO TV? n s.'. 62 visit Actss 63 Profe ss r' 61 65 Off,cowsplie, 66 Go to t•nn3 KY MELTEP J tHE I DOWV vt io146- iiI fi\ ( is cj L—)LD 2 - ARCHIE by Bob Montanl Y 21 HBO SS O 16 6 AD4P( Al ACCOL Iwr . LAS? Alt 1 I 00t 114A ACCOpY F0 F( O4TOcvII'H 14'v 5E'., 1$ - 62 s ' 64 65 '.* Pa. 1* Do you have a diet that would for me, is far as cholesterol goes and what I should have and what I calories per gram thouldo't four calories per gram by Howl. Schn.ld kOfl. stamped, self-addressed envelope for it tome in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box lSl, Radio CIty Station, New York. NY 10019. This Is a low'lat, lowcholesterol diet. You'll find all good dietary programs are, a major source of calories in most people's diet Li the fat in their food. A gram of fat contains more calories than Iw!p..a%p ass Kr. will being you quality and quantity rewards this comiaig 10 year. Things you ritay have thought to be out of reach are waiting for you to 0 PRISCILLA'S POP HOW PIP 'CUR y' OKAY, EXCEPT %OMEN-IN - P )LJflCSJ CUR PRESIPENT MEEflNG GO? .< CR1T1CIzEPTHE çjjp by Al Verme,i [SHE SNP TOO MANY \. WOMEN ARE TAKING THREE -PIET CCLA I ( -' . (i I \ LUNCHES! 61 .01 a fI , LT1' () 1~7 BUGS BUNNY by Stoffvl a Hilmdahl " THI8 i./tvz.' CWcIc WANTS I KNY,v WHERE WALL, /A KEEP I — I t*iC, IS t34JRE. tAJ(..wlG A IDr OF NOMC C4iNO K UPSTAIRS.1 . 1 •. ièi . A. DEMOLITION DERBY DRIVERS 1 sml WANTED _ __ APP[V UEVE____ _______ x -• -Di. I TUMBLEWEEDS / rM NOT APWT 70 f1rv compared to + 1ruL a Friday, CO- flr I I -.L---- •-,.- ,._.,..,, ...-. Pf--''........ - . YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE - take small plugs of good hair folds train the side of the head and insert them over the bald area. This is a relatively simple procedure although it is fairly time consuming and therefore costly. I should think that anyone in reasonably good health could expect to have the procedure done without it causing turn any major dat' any other food you eat, nine ficulties. WIN 6T BRIDGE -- Iluraumot others today. You hush Ste'ar?Ls whit sat west you how fliuch spirits, you lift their .$'u'ho'.t wit Ii .s rather irre'iu• tar thri'n'•'.jsad,' bid North a takeout iloulik and the late Myron l"u'Id )uttiprd right to six spatli's with the Esi tacit'. This put it right up to S,ut)i 1k • huh) double' six spades but it I' uok,',I to loin if s.".e'n hearts wu,util 1*' a tp,,t ft S., he bill it Se,'ejIt'ss to sa , Field d.'utd.'i) arid ;u, keel of) N5 1 . int'. Ni, that if North had held the It.' of hearts ir,.st.'aI of the air of spaci.". S4%i'hI Pw'arts would have a rappeil tap For the re.ir. I the' Fi"l.l Stearns t,' Up a ott the tour rtdiia',tt f th'ftf Sri Ihint is'. reader held It Ity Oswald Jacoby and Also Sontag V,hcq your partner •.pcns with ,. preemptive' bill you cars an should raise hit,, with quick ainniisg tricks I)un't pisy attention to queens anal lacks, The's arr,st likely to t a k e s-un' of his sidt'supt Iu'.t'rs flwrt' are ucedsiuns with'S, you uwy w.u,t to raise' hint to tarry on his pret'inipt Todas's hand was pla,'d in the' final'. .1 the' l"ll Viemkib.lt 11w Idle Slier' by • U.5 'C his suln,'rat,l,' partner oprris'd urn' spath' Se'vonej hand, who was not vulnera bk' jumped to four hi-arts II.' want'. tat know- Is,'. correct bail lb should tint four spailt"% He '- annul lit himself be' shut out '.1 asi'.ip O1 leg jsi, igsj Cd IACOIJY 1.10() -,, ca ll- ,u't 5djr Jr I, , ' P () f), . lh'J (I" , .'. i j ç. (' p P.,a Pr'. Pef I Stan Lot and John Roi,a we Herald photo by Robin Hood never i'w. had It this good Story, more photos, Page 3 i ZR~ ..1 .- 178 much. The usual procedure isto I ... July 7, EV A M.MWA WI ¶,Wf5 SULD ,—_\ Ilendd SANFORD, FLORIDA by T. K. Ryan F E Fred Will prepares to aim his compound bow i. 1711- k else gains you the ad- - SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST sA;rrvKIus p Nov. 23'Dec. 211 Yourrpenaj knowledge and CAPREORN IDec. fl-Jan. CANCER I Junr 21-July 231 A good day to go shopping. You're Iii Todar someone you've done sensible and any iteris you buy something for in the past shows today will remain one of your apprecigion. The affection favorites for a long tune. Find with what, it's given will touch Ott more about yourself by you deey. sending for your copy of Astro' AQUAIIUS iJan. 20'Feta. 191 LIrapf, letter. Mail 5o cents for A Iongt*ne close relationship each and a long, self-addressed will be more solidly sealed damped envelope to Astro- today. 'lie continued give-and (irapts, I'.O. Box 419, Radio City, take at*tude each displays Station. N.Y. 10019. He sure to fortifies thee partnership. PISCtZ (Feb. 20'Marth 20) specify birth sign. LEt) IJuly 23-Aug. 23) The You ha* the ability to being more dlfll cult the challenge, the harmony and order into other more pride you'll take in people's lives today through ovPcommg it. You've paid your Irde'venhon. Don't be shy. your dues. Now you can enjoy ARIES (March 2I'Aprll 191 possessing the know-how that An opfortunity to get leads to success, somethu you've wanted for a YIItG() (Aug, 23-Sqt. 23) long tin) and have worked You are one to be relied on hard for could present itself today. Doc, you've given your today, lAth iii to It word to do something for TAURU (April 30-May 20) another, he or she can bank on Family tb will be reinforced. it that you'll follow tirough. A closer Ikenid could be felt by LIBRA Sept. 23'4.kt. 231 yo ur wlv$e clan today, low Being with old friends and fortunate you are to have this going to familiar places will wuon. bring you considerable GF.1(INI I May 21-June 20) pleasure today. Th at old, Thatlov ouh you put cgstjse comfortable shoe just can't be serious thugs In life Is a replaced. welcome t4ltc for all you en. SCORPIO i0ict. 24-Nov. 231 counter today. People will tell handle dtallenging Issues today __ than you may realize. What's more, you won't even have to bulldoze our way through. employ if very wisely. You're better equipped to :!(•. , th YOUR ISIRTUL)AY Jab I, InI Persistence and second effort LL. jP'cT to IØO IHIAJr, LDSEM ThEY &W/aG 43: [ .. I sure w would ___ ____ For Saturday, July 8. 1978 I&AL EEK a MEEK / good 46 By BERNICE HEW; twit. N- be for both peectate your help. lam in good car bohydi'ate and protein. 49 plant health ofherwlse. Office workers, which I 50 rtpr.iion DEAR READER - You are presume you may be since you 52 Sni, I ioa'i at the time of tile when the say you don't get much tiff' "mIddle-age spread" occurs cue, really need exercise to 54 115 Il5CtOft and It is wise for you to do keep their energy level up. The 5 7 De'I'g tb something about it now. You've reason many an office worker So u ml ef '"ed mwal put your finger on a major part feels tired at the end of the 59 Vans of the problem - a decrease in evening is not because he works "cinla, Physical activity. Rather than so hard but because he hasn't restrict yourseU too severely had any physical activity. The 9 , th ada'ttouiou midakemodpeopiemakeisto Increase your physical activity come home and sat down and an d correct the basic fault. It often have a cocktali. Jod youcould jiwt plan cci walking sittingdownandres*jngat that 17 two miles a day in addition to point in time is not what you your present activity, In a need at all. 2 year's tune that would make a Mod office workers would be lot of difference, well advised at the end of the ant O uter approach you could day to have some form of we Is to develop some type of physical exercise. The exercise do fairly good calisthenic program metabolizes accumulated Mat you can do at home each adrenaline products that a morning when you first get out naturally develop in the course of bed. It will also give you an of the day's stress. When you Room energy hood that wakes you up stop and think about it, man's and gets you started. literally natural life style before is warms up your motor. mats civilization changed it included why I like to see people elert'lse a lot of activity and not the type when they First get up. of conf in ed dress that occurs 54 At your request I am sending with niog office situations — you The Health Letter number DEAR l)R. IAMB - What 4.7, Weight Losing Diet. (Aher risk would a man age 60 fat in L 63 readers who w ant this issue can having a hair transplant send O cents with a long. DEAR READER Not Co°oq) HOROSCOPE WHAT get much exercise. I ptay tennis oo't AqV IHEARD A ts $TAIRZ/ (JO married woman 42 years old. I have a part-time job but I don't ii• III BON Boo EM 2111111111111 I • I' — ____________ ill 1 I' 1° m 7W PARTY. ACCQ - 23 an Ac opt P-1 11 2 R$ NUNN L - once a week. I have gamed 10 pounds and just can't lose it. 23 increase r' An*ncen DEAR DR. IAMB Could you please help me. I am a 39 P-tasts 41 Compass 15 Co'r.cti iDoftil llIb'\ 24 Abbey 2 Niar Colt) 25 Coci'; 30 fuuait.oe. o asno,.rice 3 offc,fl u temOs '5COdi 34 Ct, on Inapt it 4 Alto S hrlme '3S et.110 pci 5 St!tS *1P 36 Actress 2% R.IIuV,on 6 A.t'o. 2411 b.t 37 Po,t i; conucton 7 Noun stMu Itt lpl 34 In4un 6 Gs,i pao,o 12 atto, West 39 Onne' tn DI', iCloC.l 3. Siec' cap MW44 II cii 6 TK ,ø I4fl 4 suit C0"t) by Art Sanson I IL •••14OJ 0 !.0I I1i $1 Middle-Age Spread TT _ 14 THE BORN LOSER (A,J t!J etkko * i't'tI 11 si can or '9 "bow' 47 Abtrsry Color 21 'a alsorbom ®7j I 10 3o.M t Cs.g bo4.f I .a•my pe o!'!r-'.a -.. - ' - os1 I 25 South / 1511 - 74 P..4.t I . • 4 -0:c - 41:1:i 4SIu, 20 Aag, 22 sn; t, 3EETLE BAILEY : 01 F ~. Israt a Ii abbi • 42 Da,ce step Grtc Tom Netsol �-• )-Evsnlaq Nr.W. S.afsct P1. ps jiyt. mi cv.awii1 Herald. Santerd. Fl Scott' s Grown On Television If ya're Waking of getting ad .1 lbe huesft sod are k.ki.g for ,.esetinag I. do tin. weekend, her, are a few ISUtstlsne: . a OIL PAINTING — 11:00 am-I p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday; June 20-July 1$; $17; and 7.10 p.m.; Thursday; June .July 77, 5CC. FLOWER ARRANGEMENT — 7:304:30 p.m.; Wednesday. June 7-July 12, 5CC. SAIRD.RAY DATSUN 4444 N. $741 Lswqwd. P11. 131.1)10 MOVIE PARTY Grease.- stars OliviaNewton-John and John Traouta scrr reunited recently at a Hollywood par1 celebrating themovie's premiere. In keeping ishth the fllm's 15SOi setting. a sound studio ias decorated to resemble a high school gni and cafeteria for the gala. lnchdenlalh. Newton-John as II sears old and Travolta a lucre5% hen th real li5ft came to a close. OITNOM$T t& SIIPUMI A , $7995 $.id to $q Fell Site. sa. pc WAS NOW $lll.fl $45.15 seu Sits. as. p WAS NOW $I.,.n 01$.', sit. mug 3 PC. sit WAS NOW $SW$ $3$,', SAVE 20 to '$0 ANGEIAYS RESTAURANT- Fine Italian cuisine. 7 days a week, PA. 431, CIPaIbeITY. RUSYS - (iwlele-AlTiencan restaurant. 200 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford; open 7 days a week. IIOUEMY INN-Stealus and Seafood Cocktail Lounge. Holiday We Manna in Sanford. FAMOUS RECIPE- "The taste that made the South love chicken," 1005 French Avenue, Sanford. F'lt.K ('Ol.O?' .tl%lS WITH M)Jt'ST,Hl.I:sI(;hl-rs CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOOLOGICAL PARR — U.S. I?15, one mile cad of 14 and 44 miles wed of Sanford. Hours 0-5. Text and Photos S by Tom N.ts.I COLLECII}R'S PARADISE — Shades of the Gay Mo WA Roaring IN featuring mediaailcal misdeal isadnamerda of those years. US 1742, nine miles southwest of Kissimmee. hours: 04 esce5d Monday,. - Is PORT (1UIIS11SAS 1.J$ZLJM -Replica of 1137 fort Will to witiwlajid Indian Mtacki Hours: ID-noon. 14 Wednesday Uwogeja Saturday. Slat. Road 430 north 01 E. Hwy Is at Christmas Hours: 10-noon, 14 Weubteaday tlweih Saturday. a below neNsonlip atwerSud Wke in bvtsk All sites at — Is pan W lopsalse Iirmasss and Twin mug- palest Is. inavey. IWad diesesi cees,. pilusi gbjAI W.dsi 1 A Falsa1 SIS'v,,o oc't / •4 . JOHN YOUNG MUSEUM AND PLANETAIUUM — From florid, isatigal )M.Iary annorama with lIe* plants and animals to Apollo WKwaft. $10 E. Rollns St.. loch Haven Past. Ilows: $4 Monday through Thursday; $4 Fridays; noo*4 weekend,, °"ORLANDO h al S Oia'iss S IWM ?,lI SM isa su.* ii 5 :... • 1' ThE CARTOON MUSEUM -EahAhit of race cartoon art and cartoon *0ma. Pee, U sin, to Spin. Tuesdays tSuinys, not And., past Porn Office, $0 N. a •.I - .1'' a MUSEUM Or ARTS AND ICIENCU — pummom exhibits Include lib, Ilib and *hcestory Cuban painting,. o am, to $ pm, Mondays through Fridays; neon to $ pm. Satwday*, I I. $ p.m. Sundays lOSS Moneign Wed.. Ds,s heck SeatMast3eddig I.S3I• 831-5314 IARI MONROE. INN — Dining, entertainment nightly with theInn-Mates, Lake Monroe, Sanford. NOW ONLY "ewe. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Frank Colon of Winter Springs got started in archery in Pus native New York shusling at carutsiard boirs lie Is now one of the hugh-storing mrmts'ra of the league eli, his , to bag a deer when bow hunting season çcns later this ,ear Whether he gets one or m4. hr plans to put ma lot of tuti. hunting My wife ugnuig to bra hunting sklow this )ear,Pw said MR. PS- Ihnlng,efdertauvnent,dancing, 119S. Magnolia Avenue, Sanford Twin 5l, TTL 139 laW ii SeN O, Fred Will of Orlando staled shooting in Ma, and joined the league I got Into it for huntind. then I met these peopl, and if I never went tow hunting it would is worth it just br,'auae of the people in the league' Here are a Few sample suggestions of places to visit for your dining pleasure: At Seiite*aat BeddingT, T the prices are VERY comfortable I Scaly POsturepedk *. i S% 't Sews.. Dwsç'.d - '•—' -s ..'-i .0-s..'., '.r.-s "," .' ,, Every Saturday at I L 30 p m and Thursday, at 1 43 in league member, shisi at wolves deer. racorwis, and other aitmalahiapad targets To Eat 001- Mrpr ices will pleasantly avrpnea you With the new bows. archery and bow hunting have berorium' increasingly popular in this area Alth land & Water Spirts (r,Uer7T7N Scale Road I74iriCaueltwrr show hunting league has formed to help hunters sharpen their skills Time Out t ALL MAKES Most of the bows have numerous adjustable sights which can he 'ci for different ,aadagr, and the power Itself required to pull the bow can be adjusted to nut the individual S Eric is 5 feelS inches tall, and his height. or lack of it, was turned tned into one of the series' more charming shows this pad de 1k weighs 12 pounds. and has red hr and Wu gray eyes He b.rs in Canoga lark with his family, which uri( L Iude's his mother and older brother. Alan and a younger lwulher, f)ana of IMpacted CSCS and tn,cs I aioking more like a hardware store than a conventional bow, it has a iornbsnatksn of pulleys arranged like a block and tackle system between the tip, of the bow designed to Increase the power of the bow One atvantage Last full draw the muscle power rcipiirrd to bold the arrow on target drops remarkably thus enabling the hunt,, to hold longer and steadier without mile fatigue spoiling his shat a Eric is active in acoiding. spirts and science -- particularly ctnadry. lie was graduated from II Camino Heal IIIIth School in Woodland IbUL Calif.. and is cwTently mapring in Business law at 1erce Junior College. also in Woodland Ills. The young ador also sing, and dances with another show regular. Jo, Conley They have made several I)inah!" appearances together. OutFactory Trained T,dsneclans Srvic. For hundreds of years bows were little touched by evolution Wood was the prim-Ipal material of construction, either carved from a singl, piece or made from lammalutit thin pleces together. fiberglass bows replaced many of the wooden ones and now the corn pound tki w is serping the Robin Ikiod scene. " SERVICEW Interest In Sport CERAMICS.POTTEIIY -7-10 pm.; Tuesday; May 20 July 21, SCC. It's television credits include Medical Cesifer.". 'iii, mum.,"Bewitched," "The tris Day liow," Lancer," The Young Rebels, Norman Rockwell. America" and The Uowns 1k has .l.o worked in commercials and in 10 recording strips for IlannaB.ubera Vrodixtjoni. • New Bows Increase GO GLIDE ler since the fir film aired many yea b ago. F.nc Scott ias played Ben. the ses'ond youngest boy an "The Waltonj You could say he's grown up on the CBS acne.. Eric Scott was born on Oct X. II. in Hollywood. Calif. lie has heei interested In arctieoj since he was in the third grade. hloveier, his flaming red hair and freckle, have zoeed irresistible to c.Ing iredors, and he has slant much of has spare time before the cameras Friday. iv1y7, .. /lo, fAV 0 04, a E___ ORANGE COUNTS NISTORICAL MUSEUM — Ealebsts t"M coisidys pad: eow*ry don, pioneer kitchen, macradio, *15, sic. toam, to p.m., Tuesdays (trough Fridays; 21.1 Saturday, and Sundays; III E. H0LIU Sit,*I45L i 4 4 .• . -. . . , • I.EsssmI:(lyH IR-$9:qvutp.I,vou, -, _1U l•• —. I flf — ApiLa JWkaIlt I �4—E my" Hica, %a*fact FL Friday, Juify?. 11I Ev.usuug ""a hit. Saustsrt F! Shelley Hack ' s Patience Pays Off ) HOt I.YW000 - Thank )leavens for Joe Brooks. Maybe he's not the greateal nuimcmaker in the world there are thaw who think "If i:r I See You Again" 11 petty t4ah - d at lead he has an apprescuition of beauty When I go to the movies, I don't ward to we Barbra Streisand faces or Bette Midler (aces I we Usn toiletry day. walking around the died. To me, the movies are for people who are more at' tradsy, than normal. And, apparently. Joe Brooks feels that way. taii For his film. he picked. as has (o.d,at one of the reigning beauties of the moment. Shelley Hack The fact that she is also a charming irn is ICU (Ii the cake She's never acted before. at east rust for pal, Sties been a ug*b. and new of the ones (op MOWI4 I:iel,t)od, knows her as the ()sarlw girl on Itime heerful uommerc,ats sHI:LI.E' HA('K Everpbody - except Joe Brooks. "I don't think Joe Brooks ever even watches T' Steiley, Hack says So he tdol know me. Igot use part the roidur wa) I tiA -, abj.g it and I came in and read for it As a matter of fail. I read with (ott ,dhrf girls' Bid. unlike mccl models. cho' become-act re,,,s ShUe hack had always wanted to be an actress and had stis1sej acting tot a long time "That'. what I waided to do all along." dw .sys ' am patient I figured I could patiently waited iedal she fell she was ready - -both reads psychologically and ready professionally." When she decided die was, then She Will ad looking for work. She thinks that being a sxIof model, as she was. is the ideal dqpng-dcw to an acting career 'ls of people,'* she says, are critical about models, -too want to act, and I can't understand why. Having the career enables me tote selective atatsd the parts I take' lire contract cdii the company that makes the ('tiarhe products, run for another two and one-half tears And that contrail is so iuctaiui't that ShrIle> can do whatever she casts to sf0 wilboid having to cony about uisine) It is also hardly allshe says die corks on the commercials PU3t4) 30 days a yew If I disbil have that," she iO'I, tight now I'd probably have to Lake whatever jots me 541. and ) to Yttni or somepLace on a H-picture for a couple of months" As it is she has several Scripts which have been watsndted to her and chief she is considerisig. Sleety Patiently . She dzi'% have Is rinds off and take the hed Shelley hack comes frier (;r,rnwiefs, Coati., and hers was a happy and comfortable childhood She's the aided of Si! - four boys, two girls and that was good "becaatel always gci the toys lu'd" She's Wed-7. but the mailed of the family. Her father is I4ed.7 and she says All Use others are taller that the. Bed $deet'7u supposed be the ideal Frigid for 10 a model, at she is coated. When she wed to college mcludosg one year as ass exchange student us Australia I she MIabnI history and archaeology. And or. ctsaealogy is dill a hobby. She has a farm, her rdrrat, in upstate New York. and ttgoih her thowtete of geology, part of her an ctlaeology curriculum, she tmeai'Ihed a (due d.xse quarry on the (arm, which is now commercially productive Between the Charlie cuiunerciati and the tdtw dine quart), she can afford to be patient .She has always been patient She' started modelling chin vie was 14, and was 1111tw4Stel> iucreiiful But sue felt she needed a college education, so she patienti) cent to colk'*e and turned town the n.h modelling codraits until she .as read) was patient about siting She began sisal) tug and Use had otfe'e'i, but she iie Working Man's Paycheck In the nudst of last winter's coat strike. Jolson; i'ayctwck cwu lI;w 19MV.-S G tIMe told Anwnca to "Take This Job and Strv, It" in song. "It'shardtoesplasnhow you UNITEDFSIIU'lSYndiC..t. I_a " ..i.. ,, ac mn 705 finally Put big," lays ACROSS 44 COVICUIS Paycheck, an es'prcfessscmal 24Co-4Pds.n 35.1.. 45 (&ac Icier she himself has never I Acioi Caei.a. (TPvat. 25 hoga?.v, Couuip.us,I worked a (dat collat job. Covup4nCt.On 40 LII. actor S Moccasin "Isawmyt)adu*yeleenoqgh 25 Last queen Soc fifty of thai," he explains. "lie eM ci Spn ttatP'bon. ,raps. face 2? A~ trsns 45 *N'SØO, a lle ho of nn',ejing - 52 last I nd as 52 Patent oon. we" po, t (artery watt, b.ttender...l 53 Kend! Soc .t, 42 Con',nsnt 13 Cre" (Fr*ncpq owed to see hols tuvd he'd be I 28 Before 43Mn4 4 Pond when he'd come home tram 'S Bieck acloi Sitiaha,p wn. ?iCisan.vug 45 Fec I. Body Dart .fuipuSvi.nt 45 tasri John" bralarlit his beaus, out. so I se¼ioi. 30slia law,,5 16 Actress tdotttisikUia$ was for me. oftf%ner )3(IOqiiiii 47 Snow gsa' obot S? .odsol I'd rather be a singer." 36 booted I7Ilarp so Pronoun birds ThoIi Paycheck's first tag 55 DOWN 200..yi smug was (lie swpi%sawJy w'tiy,, "Slide Off Yooe 23 Co... .t,. 2 rues, Satin Mieits," their days at4ig s Island Piuie Ilegged tiatesng the cauce of the 24 Shut t.'i. 4 TV soots sO hni Cowulcent.. 84ftW4 clim it" browse 2P$o.csa'type kir repay his (ass His may of scnoou S Psame 3' Charged latest he and the IRS" S On. (Scot Da'l.ci. tight ktt toes lapping Uww )2(ap'is.cia 7Act..ii-. April I*** and now provides a cic. rallying cry (or the laipwirs 34 fish .gs S From bofloc ,lSCIoitu rrvo to too doe lot s 9*ood.rs Pon Now. something of i 37U0$ot.D.0 I0 Trade u,sa.s fl.agbear,r for the cuisoson 39 ConaieiI,oa IlDaniui TiiaSt, this is one Paycheck 40 111hsp5 Na.aIO! ICoauu ..o that tiorle Sam won't get a (500.I Las tat, mid of. - ROB 41 tss,..i 21 C.,, .nPn. Sin. •r.'.I .• '4 do '... .1.' JULB VIRNI EARTH'S to "Me KI.in.r July 7.13 over. "Ad - n. .. TELEVISION Ask Dick -, sc p b-.---a. Cit l)l,UI l)Rk; Could ou lull me statist Grandma on "The Waltonc" and Is "The Wallows" going to be taken off the air' 5HFIUIIF: %%ilifl:MN. North Webster, hid. The Waltons" will be back, and Grandma lllen Corby I will be among those present. She is continuing to recover from her stroke and, vi hue not yet tOO percent, she is much better. She will be a semi-regular this season. Incidentally, the first show this season will be a two-hour episode. and they're calling it a tritll:e to Grandpa - Will Gees', who recently died. The show will talk about Grandpa's death and all the characters vvill reminisce about him. DEAR l)l('k: Which was Shirley Temple's first musk, and hovs old is she now? I was in 'santa Monica. I'alif,, in ' and e; and remember her name then. Will Shirley's age. hrnnologicalI%. stand up? 1)11.. VictorIa, R.C. Shirley's age will stand up. but your memory should sit dovin. Shirley wasn't born until 1928, so if you remember her name from '26 and '27, you have an amazing gift. Shirley began doing short subjects when she vias 3. but her first Film vias The Redilaired Alibi" in 1932, iii: it l)l('K: Please settle a small argument, %%ill uiu please give me the rundown on all the %irporl" siI,,vies. their flame's. who plated in .at-h' 'md how each disaster occurred' l.Ei'i LI' IN Till: 'mill. Bakersfield, Calif. The original Airport," still the best, based on the Arthur Ilailey novel. was made in '69, That ck'ilt with a bomb on the plane and a bliziard on the ground It starred Dean Martin. George Kenned. lIt'k'n llaye's. Jacqueline Bisset and a big cast Then came Airport 75," with (Tharlton ileston and Karen Black, about the mid-air collision that left the big jet with a dead crew and a hole in the cockpit. Airport '77," in which the jet sank and people were trapped underwater. starred Jack l.e'mmon. Lee Grant, Brenda V.iccaru and James Stewart. iii: 'mit 1)11k: OR the credits of the show, l'wltchrd." it sass that the part of the husband is pIssed hi flick Sargent. But sometimes it sass hr was plated by hick York. Please explain. flEflhI ll.%'mtll.Ti)N, Portage. Mich. No mystery. Two different actors played the part — York first, succeeded by Sargent. In the re-runs, sometimes you see episodes with York, sometimes episodes with Sargent. iii:.w I)l('K: Who plated the male lead role in the tries iskat series, "Mister Ed?" And, also. the male lead In the movie series, "Francis, the Talking Mule?" It. liL'TlIRIE. (liarlotl,svlile, Sports FRIDAY MO5NG 11:30 12 TENNIS Wnsbp.don T.uisn,i Hgiroogrott, of iPi. 4l I 5.eacç4'w'nts from ,Stad,as' now I Ondcsr SATURDAY 1111110111111101111,1100 11.00 11 WRESTLING AFTERNOON Alan Young was in Mister Ed," and Donald O'Connor had to co-star with a mule. I)l'.ft 1)11K: Yshatever happened to Inertia 'musing? Is she living or dead? II dead, was the cause' due to drugs? IM)N,'ml.I) l)Rl'.'t)S, Red. wraid ('Il), Calif. h)I.R 1)11k: Assuming that Ronald Colman I% still alke. I haven't seen or read anything to the contrary. is he still in masks? What age Is he' 'mills, If. M.'mKSIL%LI.. Victoria, Ut',, Can. Loretta Young is still alive and, at 64, still a lovely hatking woman. And the very idea that Loretta would lake drugs is unthinkable - she is Purity itself. As for Ronald Colman, he died 20 scars ago - 1958 - at the age o(67, Ill' 'mIt 1)11K: We hate a bet going. Could too tell us when 'mlyron, the accordion p1ae'r on The Lawrence Welk Show," started? Wh a t car? 'millS. lU. Mclit'IG.'mN, Tucson. Aria, Myron Florin joined the Welk group In 1946. lii 'mIt 1)11k: lithe lads in the Welk orchestra blind? A. GAIIIIET1', kalama,00, Mich. No Charlotte Darns is the only female Welk utelan: and the Islas pi'feiçt s;hi. —A. On The SUNDAY woomw 1000 BEHOLD WONDROUS TNPSG$ - Joy Is Up Wrtn.S in a 1953 r.Ovo.dca$i poepsi swipe. Matsina Jack ion pmfwm$ at be uat T.mpie CPuuvth as Ni'. Yolk City MT*RROON 12:30 coo. m,ut 4:30 STAR OF NOSA W0n LadT .,. Sasa - Thu Iustorp, ne. ,as and its. b,csvsI.mb ,-I Il,. Cid.st eon P1s.d Isat, the 114. OIusd.a ift) AY Th rwgns .n.n Sn.u,, attempts SO tia(M Lawn's. Pow to drive (cvi. U• May I Cut In' the guN prut.ads P.chw And Poitas to take IPsa',, to a darics contest TUESDAY EVENING $00 (4ATCNAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL ' Th. Vc$ga A vs.'. of Fluma and Is.. people 1.1dons a.ms bp Americans ftp '30 FROM RUS$IA WITH S*.S. NO GIRUSIS A ,usd to the Russian WesHi Ails Festival 1030 EULATH LiviD A look at a P41:1 etso at "to ,.siat of a nv. as the rvtrOus Oud and olg.us IvOSS siaf$iv.d eva'. coas.ataons mid yet Chaos S00 "W)Ouq as l S I. EVENING $30 OBAISALL Mauo L 04guo itam.oa,u An Spa. C.an.. ('Ye "'vaav of the eutus Au St., Qarns Pro.'. San (5.o Spa,Ju.n FRIDAY EVENING 1530 TENNIS Wood f" AM Si.. Uatui L'w,ceva' .. of the Wilociorid Town Tvinnors n.m Al Star Uaicrs.i from the Lai *gas tolnon ee W k 4 JUL*ANOREWI SPECiAl THURSDAY EVENING 0 THE BEACH nIm.$ 1000 KAY STARR FRIDAY Ikeiglas portrays peg, Use kedw ad a gang al It pa's Hughes Rudd .povls ci. .tltarnont. Keith Richards' long line of drug bind.. and the still mysterious death of Brian Jones furthered rein. totted their uuage as '('kick. ii: 'ml) SiNtilit 'mIlik J %GI,EIt work ('ange" lirougirs as Even rrspectabie IU(twds have sa*ne up with marriage, can tw read unto Uahltngi' of the )el broil an albums that is tvhrTrtit its Miss You - trendy leaches, the S*,snrs quality and iheine. an.i But Jagger s enuotsonal never really 'il It 9w> ttistirs with tension rrai-tsm to the 'sItuation is were 'pets.' they maintained The cciie is tic York. The pure nit apiS roll Though a the chants of a Pact 4A weather is getting hot and grown nun, he pushes his l)utrnuans While Iutk.s like sticky, Thedasnpalrlstlnged songs with adufrsce,d angst Rod Stewart and l:ltsai John with Putt, 4 danger and Seat 1) every cut has traces of tried all tic hard to join the erotic escitemint The hero anger. Iralov,.,. rrsentmne,d, - beautiful people,' the Stones u,' I crasta uh.,..,ui the festering sesuality and let lee Kadaiwull, Andy M graciously, but withotA lOtSIlIC the defiant pudir, of i'oi'k and roll Then cause the 795 ASs4 ax, the Stisnes slipped Vito 11w.. yeas like into satin sheets, their music let the mind. of II, ...b,..lI..,,,,, ._,,'._ PW JflUU W II I suffer no more em barrasamenti. Some (.irla newspapers the Stones And maybe more ABC NEWS CL0$EUP Aswisfosi Its. Nap To A Dusly t*athi Jul15 Surguna's escorts or Ifs. Piajde of abussos ~ ., be the in pYepo. drngoone. SOulS Of PuS 111W are seat to tat; the treasure whIle the red COIdUSat the fight. But castallties are by a hypnotic disco beat and moaning his tale ui a sweaty, soulf oh selling albigit Jagger'. wile Huassta, WW the crus" Ibl uld of (vu SINCE 1973 l,.hirIn Some of the reasons why lard-Like face. Wood even looks like a born Rolling and Respectable 'a double wiged cnetunentary, on both Itianca's shut' ityle and the Morn aiTrpt,JW, as part of that stun, are snarling, find lass totters ititiin 1,tt$SIflC are clear. It is the first Stones coiffure topping a qua.uic'al, c,wsf nines The iwdatl ani sadistic numbers, When The Whip Conies (k,cn," 'las' jOS has all the snap, lass, bite and fury one awe expected 1 runs album with Ruin Wood at a fully participating member Wood's gritty style s)iscs perfectly with Keith lticfsai'de' crsoschusg dceib, yet retains some of the precIsion of Met Taylor And uth Its raggedy cut's comb The song is 'Miss You," and it opens hte Its with an air of espes'tahsl trsimunei As in rusuth of the lad four altauiss paled in comparison to the (our that preceded them. The meat was one. and in its place was merely jiggling nab the conflict between s,Joi content and economic can. C01110, and Ifs. mOve toward dims omatsiup as American named Basil; knees where the gold ka. thuS, attacked by Mezican into the public conscIusaness. The Beatles tisay have raised chat souse tailed 'jungle rhithms" Into a Pugh art, bid only the Rolling Stones have percaulird rock and roll The Rolling Stones are more than just a p'oup," read. .iisib'i'w leug Otttsartsj liners to the Stones' first L'S lp, they are a way of tile" It's been a bad boy's life, a steamy. sometimes tawdry time set on the stark side of the street The fantasies thin' stings evoked riuitistird all the thrills and terrors of rock set, violence, dupe anti rrv'ulidson of the self and Use Masses later, events like huger, and Exile On Main Street I the golden era of the mature Rolling Muiws need Thu Busuinuu Of NowiP. drW we Turn op the radio. Put the (reet, and art yer )a'yas out It's 111$, 14 years after they began, and the Bolting Stones once again ni. rock I:lsia may have given rock and roll a gnat pelvic thn&d 1000 4000S NEWS SPECIAL lagil. every man win konew from io.ie f*taios, thea It, lION PA At ttI1SOS But fans of Beggar's Banquet, let It Bleed. Sticky DAY. seeking treasure in Baja California In the liii's. Tbo men sues, a cache of gold °"' The Rolling Stones Still Rule Rock (siNG To Direct by Paramount : , Pictures in IM. uelsow *10 he !UO,le TUESDAY ry released , 700 *4 GER. SOCCER MADE MANY (ISV Ou'sbu'O.I pgw puij !SSC B.r"n e WIDNUDAY Eveam * Piinlat',ys 045 H,IPOn 14.ad South Ca,",P,na Island Nov's..' IS'usgues t'nIls EVENING ton ,-s Johns5 CopalLuid as 10. found hght.ghl bouts Irons Wsd.anapol,s 12 SPORT$WORI,D Sumo lived rw T 430 O TENNIS N0v53 W.,,taiws a. ciassoc From Ssa P..'., 100 I THE RACERS 530 2 FLORIDA OUTDOORS 200 ED GYMNASTICS Nôn..ns Iflt tor COI log, at* in,.t4tona Gr,wsaO,c, 0,nsp.c No.50 Cup and ,ntewnatcvsaI atP.Itps comp.P. I' balance Own raull tieYeVr bars and 1100, ..wco. from Salt Las. C., 4.00 SPORTS '4 0 CBS Flo a.nQ l4Osa.d Os.. ,s Po.man ('joc's And tauT Stan ii' I' Ai r ..sthn, Iron, Toso japan i comp.tton on the Rumanian Invitat.onai Gpmn*$ 1i5 TOusnans.rt Slnd running Of the £ciot. SpMc from San dean ParS as lt.l trsgland C0.nC.1,t,on from A5n.'a Ca.. torn.i .rlP' vogPil stunt p.opa. CCWYWvt.n9 a ,a'ct 01 ,iOnii 500 O wt WORLD Of SPORTS LYe ccsvw.ap. 01 US A ri U S S P T,ai and 1.10 Chan'cwon.sup, f,cWn it..ia. CalJo,n.a No.50 ACsOOat,c Owing CP.amwonsls,p Irons the S awni'llong Hal of lams as 10.5 I ads,Cal. Specials ' ED •iSI 04 SUNDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 2 U TENNIS w-o.aon Yenuwi CO'.c.ag. 01 Php twsal m,itc,eI 01 this, 10 III edot.on 01 Wunti.dcws T.n.s.i ho,,, Wa'., bstcion SPad,um near London SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY FC ka,5'Iiauliln Wi Scisaw. 04 1:30 WRESTUNG 4:30 I SPORTS SPECTACULAR COvwIQ. 01 tIss Chus,csw Cut, from P4agoa ,laçc' t.atsrwsg g,iflVIaIt, from runs COulstl*$. H04f,.00d Stunt - (j Qaic I as 650 2' 2-COUNTRY riSNING EVENING 'eSCI 0 cis Fridoy. July?, 975-1 SERVING DINNER ONLY DAYS A WEEK OUR EXCLUSIVE ANTIPASTO SALAD BAR DINERS CLUB •*MIRICAN DOMESTIC and IMPORTED WINESandREIRS HOMEMADE ITALIAN SPECIALTIES STEAKS. SHRIMP RIG RIBS AND CHICKEN •MA$TIR CHAIRS •VI$A morw Charlie Watt.' sparse. gws,lwt'like drwuiinuig is one of the (eie ewulde. of less where Use gold was tamed Is truly hung more. His tight killed. (.kily a dr*atken parrot mops of Use mare drive each Of Sortie (hurts with magnum force. Yunally, Jagger and Hwy. iii CASSELIERRY S. ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL 1)1-4,22 $114213 �in -EIWIs HsW. Sashed. Fl FrIy. julor FRIDAY July 7 EVENING 600 (4)0012 NEWS LOWELL REMEMBERS THOMAS 6:30 (2)12 NBC NEWS (4)0CM NEWS ABC NEWS DANIEL FOSTER. MD Growth Disorders In Chedvan" 7:00 2) THE NEWLYWED GAME (It THE 000 COUPLE THE CROSS.WflS 0 SUPERMAN O 12 BEWITCHED 'Samantha On the Keyboard' Indo.. mliii TibtIa ss,us,d toe is musocalgenous MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 2) LIARS CLUB 4 THE GONG SHOW THE MOPPETS Pptpt 0$25000 PYRAMID It THE CROSS-WITS DICK CAVETT Guest O(rapn*titaw rind director Flea atan (Pitt 2 of 21 0 BOO iliatidwi Sharman (same that mad.ovran Goss.1 is SijiOeCted of robbery and (hi Only person who can ci.., him ci a on. armed badands, (R) WALL STREET WEEK 'Th. Troubles Ave Cov,wng Guest John Filet, consultant in domliliC and international 0 11:45 ROCKFORD FILES "South By Southeast' Rock. bed is miltaSpinly abducted by federal agents and becomes involved ma p40411 0 rescue an heiress Ironu hat crooked husband (R( ABC MOVIE lit City (19721 Stacy KeaCh Susan Tytwil A boom *4w) has lost his title and a tonwip gut unti to make one list try Pit the good 0 1.10 OVI PEOPLE 930 CBS MOVIE (t,,rik Shot C Scott Joanna C.itudy An ingenious CSHTuflat .i.iled by an rnisnvt.d collection of c,o.st ceeti is a unique (cask rO?tiery MARY TYLER MOORE Busy St-Corn AfIpt agr.erng to lilbywI with t4.s% toe a weekend Vaty gets a uiil from a too mow boybrKind 0 P,u.tt t Paradise Chief Shiv. 1000 key bv.aIhei five when he 3: 12 OUINCY Accompl.ce pains that Pru.tt s fatigue caused by hi nocturnalsct,vI. 05:To Murder Qurncy is aided by battered id. tBe4nda Montties with two Amazon woman gOmwtyl in an attempt to pit owe another woman S death was t oll WONDER WOMAN caused by her husband's Wonder Woman loons st.,,e abuse (R) irivo, in the bight tom freedom 0 TESTIMONY OF TWO MEN when a plans crash on PairslPrwm.er.t Mactin Eaton Isles. die. Island threatens the ecu. 1o,,it( r.but isng from It.. lance Of hat Anna/on Eultule Civil Wa,, discovers that the 4144 woman tRarbava P&bonSI he The Post' TASITHA k)yps has matted Adrian For. Halloween Pre-thanotgising 's.' lWilliam Shatn.,t a Special TV star Paul Thunston, wealthy aristocrat finds Pwrns*4t in hObble with pj THE ADVOCATES TabitPua and her relatives when The State Patty The (RA7 he IIile.AI5 witches on has griogiam (R) 11.00 •WASHINGTON WEEK 2)(I)OOIZNEWS REVIEW 11:30 (1) It TENNIS Wimbledon 6:30 Tennis Highlights of the day S I 3)12 CHICO AND THE MAN d.veloPnnent$ from Wimbledon H.ap Wanted' Edo health.. staiium neat London thveatyinuid by a hood and his (I) CBS lITE MOVIE The Ads.ntur'e 04 Ulysses 119741 herictwneri *45ev, he maO es Monica clsof her job at the hen. PaCçies, tieiim Folienou The legendary hero Ulyssil is toughest Liac in town O OPERATION PETTICOAT condemned to tail by twenty y.als before roachw4 hornS In Gosiert We Trust" Corn- 0 TTTT'j lot injuring the god Po..sdos, s son Bonnie And MOVIE (CI I i9a7)Wavran Swat. IT Faye Dunaway DUltQ the D.pv.sson, two bandits CIØ Barrow and Bones. Pat. opt . tatcovui.d (lii Ued.sit It 112 His I OSARETTA 'On The Road' flarefla ci trapped by two Pugi. lives who force lien 10 help In tPupw escape plan (R) (2) It TONIGHT Guest P,oit Bob P4wafuad Guests Helen Guvley6vo.wn I(.nnyliogsei 12:37 MOVIEThe Bridges At 0 To0oRi 419541 Wllia,i ICI Piold.tt Grace l(4ty A dsavT%a about Navy cr.vbii.d got paots and hellcoptet rescue teams during the Korean War (I He 52 Mint I 1:00 Chamber Of MOVIE Plovrofi Oct 1196A) Patrick 0 14.iI Suzy PasO pm A hosi,. (444 maniac amputates his (no~ hand to escape deco. lion (2 Hrs I 0 1:15 3 fl MIDNIGHT SPECIAL. Host Roger V.44ev Guests IC and the Sunshine Band Andy tta.utman Ont Band Rjyd.s, Gt'ne, Cotton Herb AIp.vt IA1 Quoter Unquote i recently itbet Dully at a party ant I can tell you tung about that lady, makes file look like iBUCY. And I mean before Twtggy put on *elKht Raquel Welch. the gIam.ureus ll.lIy...d at'. tree.. describiag Daily I'arl.i, the well-endowed n.ustryu4*isitrw stager. "Soviet authorities have understood that scientific tVf**Cta, as well as detente as a whole. have In dealt a blow because of violations of tIVnan rtgJlts in our country." - Rsaa physicist Ai Sakhares'. Urging Wrote-fa scwtlsta to keep b.yrMU.g professional teal ereces to the S.vlt Cal... "With all the rookies, there is always a small nerrentaip who lIst cant lease the gat alone" —James Raei., executive deputy police chief of Detroit. admitting that some if the aty's are police 'Hirers are triUrr'happy. "Plow can people say this is a hoes'. • I saw that fish, It looked like a moving van." —('apt. Paul S.adbrrg. a sag Island Jiehiug boat skipper. describing the (ret Whit, shark he tried to catch all Meetauk r.aet, N.V., amid the hen office publicity he the film "Jaws 2." 'The American f)eUf)Ie Want wine tax relief from the tueas-y burden of taxation on theIr shoulders. But neither the) nor I will tolerate a plan that provides hug, tax wind' falls fur millionaires and two bus for the average Azttcflcun.' - President Carter, declaring that federal Ian trIstan must stress reId for .rthury Americans. "I don't think anybody at the White house has spent 12 seconds wory'usg about who might rim against I'reaidrn* Cagier in 1*." —Jody Powell. area s.es.tarp NIPeesideet Cwt.r July 8 SATURDAY JMOlNG $00 14 ;CP.ACKERSARREL GROWERS ALMANAC O HOT DOG 6:25 OFINENDS 6:30 (2) A SITTER WAY (4) FARM AND HOME 0 StINMEN SEMESTER O THE LUCY SHOW singes become, a hit alien he is bomcsd to aug at a ganst.rs fl6T1NJU Ig His 13 erme 'Lady Ics' IC) (19731 Donald Sutherland, Jirysfe, 0 Neil An mIumwa investigator trails a group of wail thieves trtsouglu Miami and No. If He 4S Mons ) SLACK PERSPECTIVE ON fl4 NEWS 2:30 OUt PASA, U S A.? I 100 3:00 1]) PROFILES 54 EDUCATION O MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 THE BEVERLY HILLSILLIES 12 MAKING ENDS MEET (4) MOVIE - Harry•O' (CI (19731 David Janisen, Marlin Shown A bovines policeman accepts a lob protecting the man responsible for making hints give up his badge (1 1/2 1415 I 7:30 3:12) 1 A THE GREATEST 4 ARTHUR AND COMPANY O THE BRADY KIDS 0 GRAPE APE 3:30 eoo :3,12 HONG KONG PHOOEY 4flISOSONICSTOOGES O OYNOMUT'T 0 LOWELL THOMAS James .4 REMEMBERS(Jimmy) Walk., Filmed highlights of his Mayoral casp.e in Now York the good da1s md the bad 6:30 GO 3. 12. GO BET ROTTERS :IiO SPEED BUGGY 0 SUPERFRIENOS OE RICA flDNOVA 'In The (vent Of .atastrophe' The debate over civil defene. can we survive. nuclear was' OLO. 9:00 '4t a BUGS BUNNY I ROAD RUNNER CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN Azaleas are pruned. *ell led and moved to larger accoenodataoni for a oums'sav rest 9.30 LAFF.A-LYMPIcS CHEF 'Ice Creation - (R( FRENCH I 1000 ANTIQUES 10:30 (3)32 PINK PANTHER I:GPATMAI4I TARZAN DANIEL FOSTER, U D. Allergy tM) 1100 (2)) BAGGY PANTS / NITWITS 12 WRESTLING PAINT WITH NANCY Anemones' (R) 11:30 3) SPACE SENTINELS IØ SECRETS OF ISIS O KROFFT B*JPERSHOW CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT ChattIest Chuldean s OTC Drugs IRI 1200 32) TENNIS ''Wimbledon Tennis Coverage of the final matches of the 101st edition of Wimbledon Taywws from Win,. bledon Stadium neat London :4; GILLK1AN'8 ISLAND FAT ALBERT SOCCER MADE IN GERI MANY IC Kaieecslautemn its Schaike 04 12:30 the Sun Also (4) MOVIE 4.., ' (CI 11957) Tyrone Power Ava Gardner The lost generation of the twenties drift and dn.am their way through tale after being diWuutined by Wood War I 12 t!2 irs ) SPACE ACADEMY o AMERICAN BANDSTAND 100 SLACK AWARENESS VI PEOPLE I 1:30 SPECTRUM WREITUNG PROSE 200 UOV*1 King Ciecle' (51W) ttSS$) Elvis PveWey. Carolyn Janus A teenaged Little Muss O MOVIE Matter ' tB'W) 119341 Shirley Temple Adolphe Ven1ou A 01. tie girl is raised by bookie's and racketeers It 12 His I 4:00 PREVIN AND THE PIllS. BURGH The World Of St.. p/sen Sondheim" Composers Pr,,vin and Sondherm discuss the ingvediersts, both musical and theatrical, necessary to cosipite up the magic of the musical stage 4:30 (4) SPORTS SPECTACULAR Coverage of the Chunictsi Cup from Nagoya, Japan featuring gymnasts from nine countries. Hollywood Stunt Competition from Agoura, Cal.forma with eight stunt people compiling in a variety Of events 500 O WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Live coverage of USA vs USSR Track and Field Chwsp.ovss/sips from Berkeley, California, World Acrobatic Drying Champions/sip from the Swimming Hall of Fame in Foil Lauderdale, CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT Chamilies. Childom's OTC Drugs' 5:30 TURNABOUT "Persona) Cottage' Writer Maya Angelou and actress Patricia Neal dis CUSS the Courage they needed to overcome the obstacles in their Owes sui1 11 T CANDID CAMERA (41 THE MUPPETS Guest .M.e Andrews 6:00 (1) 12 *IONIC WOMAN 'F.vv.bots In Las Vegas" The son of a deranged scientist reactivates his father 5 army of tensile robots in order to stoat an energy ray weapon (Pail I of 2) (At (4) 0 a:- NEWNART Bob is held hostage in his office by a friendly bank robber (R) 0 FREE COUNTRY 'Cltii.n. s/sip' Joseph Brother tows he will be denied American cut,. lena/sip and deported GREAT PERFORMANCES - Copland Conducts Copland' Bonny Goodman is Quest soloist when Aaron Copland conducts the Los Angeles PhilPuasmon.c in a program of his Own works tRI 130 4)0 BASY, I'M BACK Ray finds himself in big trouble with Oh,, when 5/iS Saint he took the children to the racetrack (R) .0 COMEDY SPECIAL 9:00 (1) 12 NBC MOVIE "The Hindenburg' (1975) the 4)0 CBS MOVIE French Connection 1197I1 CLOVE BOAT "Family Reunion Bob Crane Dccii Brenner, Too plot to Handle John Rubinstein Kathy Bates, Don Cinderella Story Delote Rosemasy DeCamip 0 OPERA THEATER The Santa Fe Operas t976 season is featured including its production of ' the Mother Of Us An 10.100 0 FANTASY ISLAND A man (Henry Gibson) desires to make it big in business, and another (John Schuckl, about 10 be rnsvrued dreams of having one last fling as the most ,vresisti. ble man in the woo lid (Ml IN PERFORMANCE AT WOLF TRAP Bonn.. Rautt And Moss Allison MacIt and her band perform blues and soft mock, Allison and his trio give the blues a )iU ItavOm (Mi 1100 0 NEWS MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS Ga,uasa. Robby Benson A father desperately, tries to Cope with the drug adtCn of his 9:00 teenaged son (R) (2) (1)0012 NEWS LOWELL REMEMBERS... THOMAS h 9:30 NO 0154,451 A visit to the Maasaaan Winier Ails Festival 7:00 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME (4) THE 000 COUPLE THE CROSS-WITS 0 SUPERMAN )3) BEWITCHED "Nice To Have A Spouse Around The House" Damn takes Samantha for a second honeymoon MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 7:30 11) LIARS CLUB (4) MATCH GAME PM. TATTLETALES O HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 32 THE CROSS-WITS DICK CAVETT Guest Mictel Pavtolf, former dance, with Diaghilev Boost 800 3 12) MAN FROM ATLANTIS Lands End' Mask Harris is projected back to the Old Weal by a time wasp 1030 £LIZAIETH LIVED A loom Patient who, as the meauti of a musup in the nitrous ossde and oxygen tubes, suftered severe complications and yet Wood Of a 11.100 (3) (4)012 NEWS DICK CAVEU Guest Wilhasts Satire. New York Times Columnist and author of 'Before The hi '(Pitt 10121 11:30 (2)32) TONIGHT Guest host Robert Klein Guests Orson Beats, Buddy Joe Hooker 4) Q CBS LATE MOVIE Mc MIlan And Wife Death Is A Seven Point Favorite 119741 Rock Hudson Susan Saint James A football quarterback becomes UcMittan 5 prime suspect in a ,nurtjey investiga al twinS (n) 14) 0 CBS MOVIE Side Story' (t9Stl West O HAPPY DAYS Pots* Oils ' Pinned Potsm panics when he faces the fraternity initiation lot being pinned to a sorority girl (RI NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL The Volga A view 01 Russia and her people 5.4 12:15 O ABC MOVIE The Giant Spider Invasion 119761 StevU lirod', Barbara Plate Strange' crystal shapes from another planet inundate the Midwest and hatch into Spiders the sits of buildings I HI 1:00 :1 12. TOMORROW Guests Attorney Bill Wilson and Sheila Gearhart widow of ciecuted mercenary snider (he,iei league Baseball AN-Slat Gain. Lisa coverage of the 491h All'Sta, gam. from San Diego Stadium fl NBC MOVIE Death Of Rich.. ' The (1977) Ben 1 0 KOJAK A Fronts Atlantic City A 000*n police informant aho eitni'sSed a bombing d.tappe.iis Inure' he Can tie quettione.l tii 2:25 Party Barrel 4i NEWS 11:31 (4)MOVIE 'The Long Hot Summer" (C) 119551 TVL,O , TANE OMOVIE 'ktut.'(C)(t97t) 12:00 SATURDAY NIGHT 7:00 3) THE GONG SHOW 4: BUGS SUNNY 012 NIl HAW Guests Patti Page Bios/s Arboe, Ruddy Alan LAWRENCE WELK Top COF"Poswt Yesterday Today Tiwnormo.a The maestro spot lights composers like Mac Davis Paul Williams. Bitt Rocky 1 Conti, John Lannon Paul McCa,tney Neil Sedalia and oldie favorites lrvin'.g Berlin, Jevonu. Kern Cole Po,. 1ev and Mac/said Whiting AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Roy Buchanan i Willis Ala,. Ramsey Guitar virtuoso Buchanan combines many styles with No unique sense of phrasing Ramsey sings, among Others, 1st hat' Muskrat Love 1:30 Jill Clayburgh Guest Iddue Money 1:30 3: SECOND CITY TV Public 32) MOVIE 111W) t1931I Th 4MO NUE 5 A C gElu1- WriflM AJP U The 1D SIL h1v,sTic.J 'rite NAMC CF C'c'M€W cEC,lc. 4 1 NEWS 211VON, Reid- 1 3; MOVIE 1 5 tanald (o$man Walter I" Fanatical 15 d afl)'thhI*gto holocaust k? piih1t age Is scientist t' slog's dy' A4,00 tag Economy Pak \, 0 5P1 S..' iIIppd fa ir - f)Irt'i liii ',t.t* e I' ±J chicken $7 25 . ,' 8's, Ia. Ttwift Pak 'Sill Vt!'. .1 if) I: eN I e ' • I ef pint m,lsh.nI lsut,lh)'P% pint gravy punt Crilu 51,1* bIscuIts $55, 140 hi m med foryour money Can. md, at 64, still a 11%91 • She'. - punt gravy I punt c.ok sI,isi s 9 biscuits ioretta ..d, was the to I flint unitY P e 1 pint mashed pof/ifol's 1:31 to i C I'y fiil'i m's c Pncku'n C I ford mn.l'u h441 e 2 punts ci,li' iil,t* I S bi'u'uits * 12 pieces urIa, R.C. '..'tw.' 20 Doll'S CtliClifl e 2 pints m,15h4'i( tvd.1hu4'S e I pint (li/ivy SPIVOS I to 6: Jonald Fan*&xia* Ito ?)) a 6:30 3 012 NEWS 40 CBS NEWS FAMILY DINNER VALUES $li ft',i% 'Birdman Of O MOVIE Alcatrsa (B/W) (19571 LIVE 14051 Good Sun thru Su(JiIy 151 Isc,pf Wed July S Sii,,i.riii 11) It NEWS 1: 12) FOURTH OF JULY WEEK G..srliast 1:15 6:30 0 BASEBALL Maine .Minneapolis Star Tribune, before going to Stanton,tins Yersit) "ant taicuming an academic burn for sis ni wsrn years," "I finally met and fell in lose wIth the woman who is now rn, wife," Humid said "I went to work for the Rork wlnga, W'o, I)aily Rocket. circulation about 10.000. with an ab. sentee publisher who was always in Alaska sliumiting Kodiak twar, "I had two rrpuriers working for me, both illiterate lIne of them turned in a dory that I r'nnecntw'r to this clay It daftest. 'The mayor says he ain't got no reason to believe 'The Busuwsa of Newspaper." delves Into conflIct that ian arise between profits and news, the advent of 'flolt" )ournabsns, the problems arIsing out of the fart that 51 peerrnt of all .knw'rican cities have no competing papers, and that newspaper chains control 71 percent of all dilly clrs'ulatbon Humbi said that he and producer l'twnet o4'igssally quarreled about the ertsplsascs on news vs profits because that problem is as old as upyrus, but he was pleased with the way the program developed "Uri danger was that we would apçwuacts this as it newspapers were an art torus, but there no danger of that," Budd taut 11.45 dom seen by Americans 1111 6:00 4) NEWS 0 MASTERPIECE THEATRE Poldavk Dwight and Carolina a,. rsurvtpd but death and intuly accompany the reunion 0.0mg. Wsvinggan carec.ta Aunt Agatha s birthday cii.bsation when the two baby neatly dies Past Sot 13 NEW YORK IUI!) Hughes Hold, who used 101w in the newspaper game himself, was delighted to learn that the news publishing bineis is floirtstung in the ['muted Slates Hold, a 'year.nsan with LBS who for years handled the network's early morning news, will be chief c'orrespun3est en the CBS News special, "The Business of Newspapers" I air date July 14, lO'hI pm, Eastern time t When two and Irusa Vanner began work on the documentary, Rudd expected to f*'eside over a doom and gloom report. "Instead we found that good newspapers are in better shape than ever," Hold said, -especially nionwig newspapers. It did strike us that marginal evening newspapers are not going to make it" Evening newspapers traditionally had been favored over their morning rivals in most Amen-wan cities I there are a number of ezcrf*ions, the largest bring the New York City tnarket, but lately the trend has been reversed ,,This apparently is the fault of the evening network news programs," Humid said, "although a good evening paper dill will hang on," Humid was particularly intei-ested In the newspaper special because his career began on weeklies before World War It After the war he worked on the Kansas City Star and the Subject O NEWS Natalie Wood Richard Re'yns.v A young couple from ManfulIan $ West Side tall in love but ate doomed because of ethnic diflvrencrt IRI Newspapers T V - boo cand meets his vltainOus identi— 3; 11:30 about valuables rig t in your own FROM RUSSIA WITH SRU. 2PBC at THE DIGS Archaeologist • Roy Singer talks tirsd.ng backyard 9:30 (2)3) NSC NEWS (4)• CBS NEWS NEWS EINCA Shoot-Out Frteay, July?. ISIS i July EVENING 900 11:0* (4)0 NEWS EvenIng N.re. Saale.t Fl TUESDAY je very idea that D.clunstthinkable -she is for supolman he died 20 (Plv going, ('ould you pla)er all CoopM,' started? What dalay,1,W, Tucson, Arts. der c,Welk KIOUP in 19$. Love the Welk orchestra '3 1ia,00, Mith. told ,e only female Welk M1 Edg. rcurdion oe.eiçl);ht. Asimr to TIC LAcy ii, 1*ma061 I I 'It 1 1,4 si e, 4 ¶ 1 :'-: FM xRo THE TASTE THAT MADE THE SOUTH LOVE CHICKEN OPENDAILY 11am titOp an FRI $ SAT TO 10pm 141$ F ri's P A 5 e t i.. , '/ J 'i,Is,t iii [] �Is.—Evionins Herald, Sanf.rd. Fl. Friday, July?. It yll After Robin-Ward Lands On His Feet IIII)IIIVIVIV,jr, I Oil might e Inclined to feel sorry for urt Ward, upon learning that e Ynifl4f actor who once layed ltolan on "Batnw" is now reduced to playing upennarkets. "Nest week," says Burl Ward, "I have a date In Milan, Tenn., to sign aIdo(Japtia at lug FAa Supermarket. — lie also has engagements to %1 911 autographs lined up at department stores, auto dealers and some of the larger 'frog dotes. And it magtg 'eem lake Bus is putty deep tune-down for Ward, who 'ewe was the idol of literally millions. But Ward says that he will Hut get a five-figure awn for going to lug Ed's Supermarket an Milan. Tenn., he'll appear an itis Robin todurne, of t'uur se--that's what they want to 'ew-wd he'll smile and talk to the people and sign his name. And walk away with that ltve'fIgu*', check. Ward says that ever since "Ratman" weld off the air, 10 years ago, alter its plienolnenal three-year run, he has been doing this kind of thing. He estimates that he spends more than halt his time on the road, beating a path twiween slcennar, department store and auto dealerdup. And, because of his success in that area, he began thinking that maybe there was a career there, Al career in handing *her stars and arranging for their personal appearances and Such matters. So he started something he calls Entertainment Management Corp., which does Just that. And he is thriving The venture is only • eaz old. >et already he represents Ifor merchandising and personal appearance tours and fan club dealings) such biggies as Henry Winkler and Paul Michael (laser. '1 Just got Mark Hamill two very lucrative dates doing auto shows," he says. lie says that when he decided to get Into this, he approached lIvery logically. lie sat down and wrote the names of the Uwee people he felt were now superstar,Farrah Fiwcet'Maoq-s, Jot1 Travolta and Winkler. "Farrah already had a deal," he says. "and I found old that Travolta wasn't in' terested, But Winkler okayed it And I'm doing very well for him. I thank. I've gotten him deals an sweatshirts, Tihujs. posters, lie's going to make a lot of money." So Burl Ward has landed on the balls of his feel, and is happily bouncing. It wasn't always that way. lie says that when "Batman" closed up shop, "hollywood closed its doors to me" "But, fortunately, the red of the c'ow*ry still wanted to to bitten.,,. Yee..Mssbp U.S. SM if k.h.lho s.d fhsbp Ss.k If Ssufs,d hen. ..rid t. b.c..,. FIs,âlp lush .f k.h. Visit .5 ib,.. hcstl,u s.d fiud ..t who's in It for yeel i see me," he says. "I was dW hot everywhere except Hollywood, and I stall am. I dad my personal appearaticies and I dad some plays and I dad well." So, financially it lead, you don't have to feel sorry for Burt Ward. He is doing (JI(, He says that he made next to nothing on "Batman""even the hairdresser on the sdtnademore than ldat" He SAYS has salary the fIrst year was $Qa week, then $i,5the second year and finally, it moved to 1600 a week for the show's third and final season. That may sound take a k* but. compared to the top TV stars today, it is really a paltry sum. "The producers," Ward says, 'made $3 million, but even that was Just the tip of the iceberg. The tag money on that show was In the mei' (tiandising, selling of items with the Batman and Robin names on them. "I know that the mel'chandisang from Batman' was worth around three and HURT WRI) ... ROBIN one-hall billion dollars. Adam law suit. Instead 015 percent has co-star. Adam West and of $3.5 billion- somewhere turned down for parts for ID )ears. because of that close I were supposed to get S around $1.75 million--he percent of the merchandising settled for "around $15,000." Identification with the Robin character. income, but we never saw a Now he is, as he always lie says he once tried to see penny. was, an upbeat, enthusiastic a producer, who said , "I lie says they sued and the person, lie is currently high know Burl Ward, and he's not case eWie to court, where the as a kite about a deal he has defendants- many large with a chemist who has in. right for the part." later, be wangled an Interview with companies- had batteries of vented a new glow'mpie-jank that producer, walked in and lawyer, compound. Ward wants to put the producer said to ham, "We were told," Ward says, it on 1-shirts that will glow In "Son you'll Jut have to wait a "that those lawyers could the dark, theater ptngi'a,n while-I have Burt Ward dreg the suit our for 30 years hat will glow In the dark, coming in for an interview," and, besides, if we persisted dreet lights that will glow, in Is It any wonder he still they could make it very tinhe dark. plays sLx)ermarketa, has has pleasant for us in hollywood," Still, acting renains his Ward says with that daring led and last love, lie says own company or gets excited about 1-shirts that glow in the turn in the face. hesettled has that he has been getting dark' EVININO r'1MAU;GN MONTH, 41 JULIE ANOfW5 SPECIAl. 6:00 (41 1 NEWS LOWELl, THOMAS S IMIMI ISO... Amelia Eadiait. (tie fast woman to fly solo acios. the Atlantic $ a CBS NEW ABC NEW TURNABOUT Cho.c.,' SeTh control and abortion a'. by Di Daina,d GOc. and aThoi suns Had., 700 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME (4) THE 000 coueti TNt csoss-w,,s SUPIFWAN FLAGSHIP BANK l OF SEMINOLE SOS WM First Slrw$ *CENTIAL. Hwy. h7i acrss frsi *SANFORD PLAZA DRIVE-INS Msqnb,,'F,Dlc . ' NW!TC**D Miuo, MW _ to, On TM Wil" Endo,a casts a spas and Datuin tali in lose .,.., his ow, Wlaw MACNEIL SEPOST I LENSES 7:30 IASSCtI* r° OF $l*000QiJUTIOf WILD. WILD WOSLD A At.$ THE CROSS-WITS 01011 ITI Quest Ru. Sam Sale.. N... YorkTin.. Columnist and author of 'B.fo,. The FaN ' lPa't 1012) g 0:00 GRIZZLY July 12 ADAMS Of TI.. Coup.," Adsini down a bmw, pSI csiIgat believed lohasegoiw mad IA) Q CAROL IUt(TT QuasI Stan. Lawianc. (A) a ,, bis T'outiis p,ot,*0 sMn Tom and Abby bisM up and P.e begin, dating an aitiac. d'votcas Al Nov* "Tp Qi..n Ma'js.n," Plants may be affected by what 'out. 1.ni. log 0:00 (l) 12 SLAcK SHEEP SQUADsos 'Fo,bid Fruit" Pappy 100 (P0 t, INCE WOMAN "But HiCUp l(ause" Popper and 6.5 I4NCh to, a mu,dalw .no isaves a buttercup on oft h sictWO as two COlmflQ card IA) STAMKY $ HUTCH the PSSQUS luictis t' is On t he ho. as Siavsiiy sasicri., to, an international hit man C*ryIAQ 5 do"" (Pail 20121(81) 1100 (1J OCT, 0 NEWS Eil Guest wsMn Sate., Has Tarot T,s co$umni$1 and author of 'O.1O'SIMFat "(pai122I 01 tis a psa.onat@ ruiuion with an alloy flues. lSam.tti. Dollar r,l. e*w• that ISIS as 5 general dauglit., (A) (I) MOVE"HI. Odd Couple— IC) I INa) Jack Lanwnn, W. H Matlissu A psi, 01 divorced men dscads to hats an apati. Pont New Yo,h City (2 )*s) 0 CU MOVIE "Daddy i 611an.sasthamurder IA) Don't Li. It Like The" tP,om. s) Take Stiei, Suit Young A 12W O r" Chad Siliji II i'IPOSIiblS (0 1011110 '41111 "Down A Long to hu sSy his p And Lonuly ses" A young patents' SipIcta. none and wittId,a Plythdbogiut (Sian Barbara into a Asen) w01tdOl to* . ko$bt's help m finding 11SF VSMIy pa,olsd CHARLIE'S A$Q(l,$ 'Santcath.." (RI Angus $1&&a mu, s,., whose ta,gus AMC VVITfpy MOVIE a'. & panaig woman at "Ahan Los.," (1175) (at. beach W A HI. in. GREAT PI$FONaAI,ICU 'Tti.at., in A,m.,.ca S.cj SS'swi" A Union ott,c., 75pp4 behind Ccni.ci.,als wellbecom. ananurad of a SOUUISUI Ma. and five C:544 the s ijinj .o, of ,,lISd motor ellil. fliia'n. log as d9..is. as a R.b.i oH.. Cai NEW REi.F.tJp' ('REAP VETEC'rn'E, 11W, (PG) — Prier Fall, Aa.Btargr,t and a calf d.0 ('.aedy.Mysuyy. This is Ned Simon's follow. up to "Murder by Death.- It's a spoof of All those old Bogart movies, Most of it works, some old doesn't, but you'll smile mod of the way. The plot has more, twists than a roomful Of disco dancers, but don't wnrt'y about it. Just enjoy the gags and funny situations Grad,: B'phe, GENERAL hIEt,EASE AMERICAN HOT WAX (PG — Tim MeI*hte. MeelcsL The 'SOs, and the begin. mngs of rock 'n' roil are the setting for this small-scale offering. It is supposed to be the dory of disc Jockey Alan Freed, who first made rock 'n' roll big. If you lake the music, you'll lake this, because there are many musical numbers that really Jump. (JADE: B, wa SLEEP. THEIn I - Riled Ml$eb, Saral Miles, Mystery, Another try at l'?ulip Mario.., the prototype private eye, but this one misses. The direction is heavy, the acting ovrr.emd)(mal and the plot so convoluted you'll need a road map to day even. Still. Matchum makes a fine Marlowe. GRADE; I, CAP11ICOJj ONE (Pa) — James Btslla, Hal H.LMwsk, Nevada Vacewr., Artis.adveatare, Plenty of action here, and something to think about, too. This suggests that the space program fakes a Mars landing - the astronauts are really In a Martian mock-up on Earth - and bulldaa great chase and survival UwWer from that. GRADE: N' - (sad CstjIg,) CAT AND MOVSE (PG — Miebele M.FEW, Serge Re"Imal. R.saatle mystery. A wes*hy Frenchman dies under unusual clrcwndanc,s, and his wale appears to be the mod likely murdered. Of course, she insists otherwise. Vans of French director Claude lehouch ("A Man and a Woman") find this film one of his best, but others may find the subtitled offering a bit difficult to follow. (;RAIW,: N (MCD.w,fl) " -. w. V01014 Bra, DelL Drama, One of the new MICS. 1'iie, Pwisi Robins * 'onsly Isanagu, fats m Io, with a IsHses.o snag, from anoIpi.v d.lension (A) l 100 sts TOMORN Goldstein. pAWW __ **lot of now tabloid con" "O.at.", Canary Conn, wave of Vietnam war pictures, this LI a G*At)I(: A. FM I Pat — Michael Braid.., Mania %fu, man, the woman who waited for him, and F.4et' Bienea., ('aaale Vales. Drama with another man It is very strong duff, but will mesa-, Most of this is set an a radio station, leave you quivering. GIIADF,: A-mlews, whet, the disc jockeys are in a confrontation DAMIEN OMEN II (Si — William Heidi's, with management There are some good L,eGIsaL ibiller. Sequels seldom live up to perturmances, scene goif music, some inthe ollglssal, but this one Is even worse than teresting bwkgmwmb But the dory fizzles usual. Whet, the lied "Omen" was scar), white it .thould sizzle GRADS': C. this one is Iuibc'rotg The boy - the devil', son (JI',ASE Il'(.) - Jib. Trsseita, Olivia - as now in military school and everybody Srw$awJ.he, Mwsk.t Not much plot, but who ferrets out has secret dies in a gruesome plenty of fun. energy and music. Travolta WAY. Caution' There are grisly scenes, but can't sing, but. who cares' - lie's a dar Slow the red of it is more funny than frightening. direction stalls some of the musical numbers, (;luDE; U. *1 overall this has a very enjoyable quality, DEAR DETF('TIVE (Pa) - Annie And itbuiklsuptoa grea t musical climax It's Giarsrd.t, Philippe N.lret. Mystery, All fine simmer fluff. (iSADI:: N'plea Delightful romance between a reeltisis, JAWS I irai — II., Srkelder, ArUew classics professor and a hand'noaed, thriller, heir we go again, but this time it feminine woman police anapec'tor makes up mlsaee the mark The dory is pout', the for an average murder ptid. French fun all weak, is the shark looks (ashy Same the way, GRADE; A-ai., (Haadle,p moments of excitement but generally pretty DIFFERENT STORY, A (*p — Perry dull Damparant lathe first one, the sequel Is Slag, Meg Faster. Rasaag,,. Boy meets girl strictly a anker GRAt)1:; (', with a twist - they're both homosexuals ,N*E?fl ANDREWS i )ti Soon they need each other and they "go Peter Fink. R.mastlr remedy, Tony straight" over a lopsided birthday cake. Richardson's long-awaited successor to That's when the film falls flatter than the "Tom Jones," this is a bawdy. Irantic, funny cake. Overall effect as amateurish and look at merne olde England GRADE: IL supethcial, but the latin has its comic and ON WINNING *EA.'10P4 IPOP — touching moments, Caution: Some nudity, Jacoby. Ceesedy-*..a Another "American strong language, GRADE; N-mi..,, tsraffittt" copy, this (lIst, atand high sctioul (O'Brien) lotti growing up in the lOs darts slowly but END, ThE (PG) — Nart Reya.Ids, Uses manages to find itself in the last reel Madly, Deiwise, Sally Field. Comedy. Sonny it's about a young track star trying to land fteyookt,) is dying of a blood disease. He'll himself (JADE; I', be gone ina year - or less, lfhe can owing it As his lovably mad "helper," tielutse is enchanting, In fact, the touch in all areas writing, acting, directing - is sure and skilled. A witty, sometimes touching fun with more laughs than one would Imagine GRADE: I'pks, (Gramesas), F.LILT, (Pap — Stnst., StaiI.se, Rid (Now S(elger, Drama, Basically, this is the dory 01 the rue and fall of a hloffaike labor leader The early pan - dealing with has dart and the problems in organizing the men -Is more fascinating than the second half. It's far too long, but contains same very strung scenes. THURSDAY 0 (1) a TONIGHT Gussi host Robin khe't Guests Vincent Puce, Leo Dunoctiu, (4) HARM 1V1-0 "Diaw Ms A KIRN" UcQa',st myssie, own a 'StieS 01 that occur S as s (N POLICE y syosv "m. lo, Owe, Of Ths Fa'ic. " A poic. omc., posss as a swics to obtain esi,ce hntmg two -' Ev,iwo, Herald. Seaford. F1 FrIdaJr. Jvty?. lltS- li 'Cheap Detective' Will Keep You Smiling COMING NOISE ISp — isa P'uada, J.. WEDNESDAY 'Du A Capsule Look At Cinema strong, emotional dory about a shattered elope when John sod thisia ted May a,. too yoiing to be married 1811 5.00 a NEWS LO ILL THOMAS REMEMBERs,,, Babe Ruth. the Sultan Of Swat A basebal talent that was matured at a school tot boys and gte.. into I WELCOME BACK, ROTTER mates No B..s.nis*" Us liotlem, with help from the Sasatuiogs beroms a suc' Cei*1i n.gtitcv4, comedian c T 0ON cus ABC PON tr'.n t -u 2) JAI ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Aot,.n Hood After A,or..n w'taic.pt, a Isite, frowi Prince John to the sheoft, he suspects a PI0I within the castle (Patti of 12)(A) CONSUMES SURVIVAL KIT - Cltaiitiis. Child,en's OTC Drugs" 0 WHAT'S HAPPENINQIt legend 0:30 Niws NEWS 700 l THE YWIEO THE 00c COUPLI THE cROSO-WITI SUPIOSIAN e9mcHm "Sarnantha's Finch Pastey" (k rim Arthur Saps up hapoiNn MACWIlL I LENSES REPORT 730 c4) N0UYWQ SOu*$ MATcH PM, •TWO Cs 0 TM cROSs.ws 01C1111 CAVITY OUSSt W5ni Sales, New Yolk Tines COIaMn*st And author of "IdolS The fine " (Pait3 0121 0:00 0 CHIPS "A*..gti Ws 00 Poo r Will Jot, Mid unu. PSCISd eacuisitwid sn,ola$5 los neil-long asaqwn.nt at a welpiwig station (A) (4)0 THI WALTONI fun And hue boy*isnd decide to - MaN 9ffiaiw July 13 EVENING w Keith ('arraluir, Saaa Saruid,s, Ninebe ,%klefdi, Drama. Set in New Orleans, famous NAofiifly brothel area, this Is a beautifully ptiitograplw,j look At a family of pr'atiti4e, The subject matter may be objeslionable but iisiri'l.r louis M*Ile has handled it tastefully, or a' tastefully as Iwasible (;os.I prtl.*iflancej all around (.R%flI:: Splus. SPR ANT .INI) MISTRI.sri 1K) - Virtm l.a...,, Andres F'i'rr,.I. )'sy rheI.gieal disma, She was the servant, he thw arrogant nepliew Rich uncle dies, now sties the arrogant nustreal of the manor and he. well. you get the pulaure Pine acting (ails to save this Fried, import Irvin final sP*itstty, f1uidies.i arid bad lade (aagM)n Nut for trw pure of heart GRIDS:: ("aes.s i (.rssaa. t:NMARftly) WOMAN, AN IN) — Jill ('ta)bsrg%, Also Plates, %firkaeI %Iar$y t)rai*a, 1111? title is a nu.sntwnej', because the film as about a ve'ry.ma,rle.J woman and the trauma she goes through when her husband clvors',w her GRADE: A'MIasS, WE W II4,AU. MEET IN PARADISE( Pal - Jess Ilerhi'fs,t, ('lade Nrsseevr, ('uay Beds.. Victor Iaaass, l)a.jeIje Ileieeu,e ('amedy. The affairs, follies and foibles of four mkklle-aged friends (toly the Vrrn.tc can create a farce with feeling and this is on.' of the lied order, combining scenes of con vulsive horseplay with moment, of seiwutise horse sense. GRADE: A. ((Elelus) Flies gradiag: 1- superb; B - gad; C average; to - poet; F' — awful) PRE-1711' IIAN tR 5:30 "The Play's The Big flung As1 gives Rs,w', a stwWIg ,ole in a play he has written as a cuss P'Osct IA) TURNABOUT 'Choices-ChoIces" Birth Control and abortion ar• Belti discussed by Di Bernard Go. and aultic, LAO Had,, to (X) JAI= AT IS 'Foends" Janss ttwoss a patty to wile new funds, but only Psi. people show Up (A) (l _) 6 HAWAII PiVI.O McOai,sei fries 10104 out elu'y the bueine...s 00 a n.specied Japswse-Asn.ncan a'e being bombed (5) •TNt BEACH GNU INMOVR "The Not Rock" (C) (*570) Robsil Asdio,d, be Ogs Sagel Four thieves attempt to steal tIe Ufflill diamond Scum tines (I His) WONOEWIIL WORLD 0, COUSTRY MUSIC 030 MART'! R011INS' SPOT. UGHT THE SEAL AMERICA Themes No Butinses Li. Bug lkusin,s Ben .1 Wollenberg algues 'Th. American Csspo. ration Provides 01015 p.uples with toots necssa.t.s and ha. USes On- soy sylisim the scud has seem seen " IA) 1000 (l) BONANZA (4) SAREAIV JONES Sauna. by and J A 's robbery wlsests. gatuon Waids them to a puc'stllv' hon ,Wig stath has b'snctued Out into burglary IA) TESTIMONY OF TWO MEN Matlons and Aditin bias. two Children Jonathan (David Bwn.i, one of them, beceumus a doctor and proposes mw. nag. to talon's A@Wwnsft duagla., (Linda Pub) I KAY STARR FAWLTY TI5S Wodd War looms in It.. new Mu. as SpIel Sniats the hospital and last Hind.s Itwig, badly (Paillolt) *30 TwO SRE$ 1100 01011 CAVITY Quiet phi. woo" PsujW. a (Pt lot 2) 11:30 Rich Litu. Is Celebrating Their Graii d Opening K" Ressnoeber. Aid M*IMgeY 00 Misty lIlwslii, with a stor.wjd. FT SALE!! Macrame 20% off RA SELEc COMPLETE STOCK OF Greenware at GREAT PRICESI And now we have even more macrame and ceramic classes - Study with experienced instructors. (2)(4)000ews (2) a TONIGHT Quest under now management) host CERAMIC CLASSES TUESDAY II Sm.. I wm. .1pm. (Cleteene's) 3 2p.m. 7 p.m.. • p.m, THURS DA Y F pm. to p.m. I MACRAME CLASSES WEDNESDAY I. a-rn. . I p.m. 'p.m. . t o P.M. THURSDAY to am.. I p.m. (4)0 MASH Hatey fumsdif ewats out ma'nt.ining a image ho, his new toys Wi$euuet IA) STASIKY I HUTCH 'ffi Notice' Staislip and IMch ssach bmw a imundsis, shoeS victims 'acer., w*iWig IIOIIC.S (N5 NEW HOURS Sat, 15.4 - Tom 'Rid,. Thws 7-IS p.m. pabig 9t6a1u. III HWY. 434 LONOWOoD 130.1440 �SUNDAY EDITION dna Iffer-Ad O'ih Year, No 278—Sunday, July 9 1918 Sanford. Flonda 37771— Price O Cents 'Nobody Around Here Liked Him' t)—fveMa5 Hiesig, %aMsi'd. Ft. Friday, Jvty 7, mars You th Arrested In Stabbing Murder 8 TOM GIORDANO Herald c.i F41s.q' 'Nobody around bet, bked bun He was sarcaitic, a mama's boy and his mother was Those are the words of a 18-yearold boy describing Pu 13%- yearold neighbor who sits in Selmnole County Jail today in corg'iecticjn with the bridal stabtang death of a sooth Seminole County woman - The suspect: Joseph J. Fernera Jr of 3513 Balsam Drive in the Easttrook subdivision. accused of stabbing his i-tctim in the neck. —The victim: Mm Shirley Usry. 4 1. of 3521 Balsam Drive. said by ne1ubors to have befriended her accused assailant - The mule: Shortly before nc'ur. Friday neighbors reported hearing scceams coming from the trued yard of the Usx'y home Of seeing a youth stn*gltng with the woman, then naming off of seeing the woman, blood treaming from her neck. run ielling into a neighbor's )ard, then collapsing to the Lawn Authorities today said Femera, who will be held in count) lad for 14 days until they decide if he'll be charged with first degree murder and tried as an adult or processed as a Juvenile offender, l.simt talking. Bud residents of the Eastbrook subdivision are. They're talking this morning abootaim. possible motives for the murder. "Well, people are saying maybe it had something to do with sea, but I hear poke said there's no evidence that Mrs. Vary was sexually auaulted; or some people think he needed money; but the mod prevalent now is that Joe i Fernera, was looking for tlwkeystoMrs. Usry's daughter's new Firebird,' specailatedone neiibor. One of those neighbors. Vim Hank, of JIM Balsam Drive, explaned why some think young Ftmers was looking for car keys "I heard Joe on a couple of occasions took the keys to the Uwy family truck and rode it around the neI.IbortOO4 I guess he was yelled at for that, but. lot of people think he was looking for the keys to the Ftr,birdto take st for a ride." Hank, also is the neighbor who referred to the Ferners boy as "sarcastic and a mama's boy." Hanke and other neighbors said Fernera often had disputes with other children in the neighborhood and when he was 13 years old. his mother had to walk him to the bus stop because other kids would Laura ham. "Usually, though, it was the older III& They used to make fun Of hun and taur* him," another young girl who Lives in the sub' tilsion said. Soon after Mrs. Vary was dabbed and ran oiL of the house, she collapsed in the front yard of another neighbor. Mrs lean Divan of 3SM Balsam Oni', An ambulam,ce was called, but by the time it amved, the at. tendails' atteins to save the woman's tile were futile, according to neighbors Mrs. Vary was pronounced dead on arrival at Winter Park lkaputal AutJunties said today they have not yet found the murder ean, bid a neighbor indicated reports are he used a knife he took from the L'uy home "lie never really was in any trouble as such, people don't think he was carrying a knife of his own." said young Hanke Mn tsry, a housewife, was akin, in the house when the incident occurred, authorities said. Her husband, Marvin. was at work and her children. Vicki. 21. Michael. I!, and Lynn, II, were at work or in school, deputies said Fernera. an only child, according to investigators, weed to the home of two unidentified women and they encouraged hun to turn himself in to Winter Part police The boy did, and soort af. terwarde he was taken unto custody by sheriffs detectives, auahiriues said 110 hI, t%lII:HF: %IIIS. ('shIv WAS STHNI'l) Initial Proposal 'Schools Without Walls' Thriving In Seminole By LEN KPANSDORF Herald Staff Writer There are many types of teachers and classrooms. But, during the pad lime years, several hundred Seminole County high school students have cam into contact with a different type of teacher in a different classroom setting, "It's a school without walls and we have an adjunct faculty of 13 teachers," said Walt Lee. And Lee's statement seems to be the beat way to dc,crltw the sensor Job entry program which operates In Seminole County senior high schools. Lee serves as the coordinator of the student, at Lyman High School which. m1073, was the first county school to linpemesd the program. Four high schools In the county have the program and separate coordinators uceç* Oviedo which shares Its cootknator with Seminole High V TONY ('H,PM. more than cart pushing During the tad school year, 1977.1871, 207 dished, participated in the Program. according to E.S lassie county school Program director of vocational education, Fifty live of the 207 students were sander the The bask purpose of the program is to provide students with an alternative method of messing a portion of their graduation requirements. Students can earn from - to five credits depending an the situation. Most of the partbclpamds will west at their respective Jobs for esgt* hour shifts Instead of going to school in their senIor year. -' supervision of Lyman's Lee. And,According to Lee, when the program ended rn June and the students Undiluted from the Lyman program, X of the 56 were hired at the Job at wtitdi they had been working. oat cithose students was Deysda Williams. It who currently works at a Longwood clothing star,, "I first became In. Iered in the program because I knew I wasn't going to college when I graduated so I 'aided something else to do." said williamsFor Williams, one of the main benefits of the program has been to "have responsibility now im*e.d of waiting to get 01* of oj," Having responsibility was Unpiwtaot to Toby Chapman, but equally itnpstag was the idea of getting that all'lmpartaat jomp on figure graduates. "I knew I needed to gels Job because wtwo everyone graduates that makes that many more people I have to compele with for a Job," said Quagnai during a break from his yob at WInii l)Uie P'ooil Store at U S. 1792 and Slate Road 4.34 However, while many students may want to get jump on figure graduates, being accepted Into the tob entry program may be difficult if certain reqisrnnes*s are not met Passed by the state legislature In 1973, the program's main requirements for ad. mission Include: earning at least 10 credits by the time you wder 12th grade, the completion of all required courses needed for graduation, the nan pklaonolat least am credit In an occupational incatbonal course and a minimum age of 1!. Although Ii may seem like a young age to begin thinking about working and the responsibility that acc*snpamuea the Job, this was not the case for Kelly Andetsuci Who at If is now working at a Mctkmald's in lwigwood "I'd rather think about my career early than have to worry about it later," said Andersen Because of the turnover, In employee, at this tie of fast food restaurant Kelly has gained valuable elpenence which she pigs to practical is, "Many times I will be given the reapotialliflity of breaking In the new people and ite ledmiesa," said who has her Kelly dgius set on a career as a Lake Mary Budget At $3 Tax Base 4?. i.i:i: heath program dental hygienist possibly through the Navy. The only problem encountered thus far by the blonde-haired Kelly is that "sometimes my fun is restricted because I have to keep my mind on other responsibilities such as paying bills and cleaning my apartment." This Idea of finding out what bring In the work world is like was one of she (actors that attracted tat Cameron. I!, to the senior Job entry program having attended lake Brantley High School in ninth and IJI grade she switched to Lyman in her Junior yew but somehow never really felt com• fortable in the customary school setting "I was kind of disp pointed in No school," she said, "I never really became Involved in school activities and usually just eed to work after school." Although her primary Inter Is in a nursing career there were no jobs availabl, in that field so after first working at a meal maftet, and tiwim an insurance company she then made her final change to Highland Memory See M'H0043, lag, IA By D4)'iNA ISTE.*i hlershd Staff nMet A pnluninary budget for the fiscal year calling for properly aura to rnnatn at Ii per $1,000 assessed valusison has been presented by Mayor Walter Sorenson to the lake Mary City Council Sorenson, In submitting time preliminary budget, noted department requests totaling $569,102 esceed estimated revenue of 14*720 by more Um $l18,wo "The figures will need a little but of adjistuig," said the mayor IIe said time estimates in the anticipated revenue "are estreenelyr rough" and that a final nor, polished budget will divorce capital 'spenditurra fran operational l9$'9 COdS be camed forward fran this frusim $3,000 to $3,000, fire )car's operation nor cash department from $$.943 to ci *Nth are not ci $9,900, including uniforms up ftuin 12(10 to $2t, gas, all and Rei'u'nurm fur the new budget tires, up train 12.000 to $3,000. beginfill up from to I are meiflual suillrs, $) ewts:nated at $111,000 teas than to $1,000, repair and main sntlt'ipated at the lmrunt year trnancr up from $1,000 to $2 A major reason for the 111,110 has already been as. decrease, according to the pended mu far this year, arid Preliminary bulget. Is ksa use machuwry and equipment, 4) uf federally funded torn- from 13.000 to parka prehensive Kmpluyment and recreation department Training Act leE-TA, project would be reduced from employees $18,941 51 to $15,243, police While salaries for CITA department, down (rum employees totaled $141,151 $1,43I to $111,571.07 with the during the current fIscal yew, largest decrease shown In only $17,100 is anticipated In time (TA employees salamis, down new budget year, a decrease of from the current year's $13, 30 $124,001 to $19,011 while at the same hlie's how the budget tlnme regular salaries woujd rise requests tweak down depart. (ruin the curtail $1,W7 to mneimtally admsmdrstiun, up 118.7$ 07, public works down from $Vi 515 to $187,270 In- from 1111W to 11147$ with chiding an anticipated lnctee,, the major decries, In the in cams (or ~Nkv and hands CT.-IA ialaelu sct'ous*, down up (ruin $,000 to 118111 In- from $24,113 to 11,181 arid leaae In salaries and wages sewer, up from $4,137 to 18,31*. from 116.5W to $21,088; mayor The water ubpaflnuesg ae and ruwut'tl expense up from count preliminary budget 11 7-175 to P.M. building and shows revenues this year of tuning up from $34,534 to 113,.3Samd revenues in lb. sew City Clerk Sag Pearson laid the format used in the $wellminary budget will be entirely different in the final budget because it will follow format mandated by new state as ihe prupused rate of tasatitin will IN 34 tints per $1,000 valuation nz, than the $254 $32 uiduthng Wwwo and year of $100,118 wages up from $14,500 to l'ewam said sessions of the office up from cuwiril to to over It. budget which will mean, under the law, 121.0m.$1,000,supplies conttngeeir$es up certified by toady Property Appraiser Terry (o,mb,l that the city will have to ad' reuse in bold black letters that Lime city council is raising tales Thir law requiestyi, Pope" y appraiser certify a tas 'Me that will bring in the same revenue as the preceding year us revenue from growth and ncreasea in property values. Sorenson noted that the slimnale revenue dots not r*Ijle miens of cash that will have not been sdiedialnj as yet 9" to Toda y Ajs,fl,('k Bridge t'r.,a.ued EdftwtaI Dew Abby st N.esec.pe I'lL' Nesplaf I'lL' UIJRJZLVES ipersa $7'* S.0 Trievialas Weather 144 141 14 l.A Mideast Pressures Increase* New R19 hting * Feared 1 BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPI) Under dipeit1 w. pressure not to resign We new tlgMlrg bring a Syria-IsraelI showdown. President Ellis Santa Saturday stayed in smcs * reyIbeeslmedtequgij amid Satatdey Damescus ho It qusatad the no, as has seeking assurances If asyUug a Mghranktog Syrian Soviet s.p.i1 In Ihe event official wea Ittalling Moscow Israel Uarveseel agatsst 5pM and "Damasews has been with US tar, _that ii hail. vU US U&ArW tr The newslsuu ddl. Ead t ials is stflkIntIyTia, Hipster qutdsd "Ead Eur the U3IIL wield ad staid battles pssnsourc u"aas.ytog"U the idly by. Saturday to begin its third CUtarcidive day of relative calm strict Iyrtan.Cbrtstlari tallies ballad in the predawn ____ beer, Thuriday. as 0@0 The —4 An Saimar sold Sattla had It use feared but rialignationi __ would crest, is peer vacuum arid increme the pS1&ii4y of a SyTl4xb sIsewwn' Sniper Be, talvees the two sides of Beirut persisted, hev. keeping at a Irtiti. Syrian-Christian decidedto'fress,Mareesgnat. traffic between it. CV*. Ut and l und think they ' Israel has warned Syria Is going to him a I Maid ha , 5tls wow I. rsdp and tim East sector and the eaneiquon the chetdlaisandan hitting S", they had hatter the &a% thesat of" 1- we, ho would "pack and prvljgJy Mlodemt vent leave" if SyrianChttstiu independent Hind newsletter iturk twice terverdusi allowed Being fightlail broke A Chruguin woman was lulled - - ' - by Syrian sniper f ire in the said shag 'igN sistU, were, streets. In the main area sou*head arbab of Am Raw 4ppatustly fined from Syrianhuepi4aj, Hotel tileut, patients nummiL pusitlona, w moved uk hallway, to DiP çes ,j said they festal but there were no immediate protect them. 140dinif ggs renewed fighting in Beirut repoeta of casualties, nor, soy MI... Syri could ad on a new Middle East uuimcatinn of a resumption 01 paac4p4ng troops and war, the Iuh1'.cale rocket, artillery. C1IIIMIIA ort duels that have ravag ar ed Israeli chergea that Dansacus ecapst&lfot n diefto is Beirut (a 41 bours ewly a wed waa carrying ouga"m," was reported P'flday evening Sporadic sniping Friday VU' of the badly outgunned p.j, m new Ain K"uaieh, tuafly emptied east Beirut Uwi*I.nj i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 07, 1978; <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/ed5242b35556b0508c71efa08f8e4489.pdf 5d67238838a46703cb350113867f1598 PDF Text Text .....- . I lOt—Evening Herald. Sanford. ci. - I Wedfl$da. July S. IS?S F.. r.k Serve Chilled Soup To Keep Your Coo! •' i-k - . Som in siawner' Why i! So that you can make a i dairy sour Many of the finestrestaurants satisfying meal with the ad- cren iiiake a apectafly of their cool tktion Of I satalwldi or salad. Dairy our cream soups in summer. Vichyssoise CHILLED POTATO. (rated lemon SPINACH SOUP and (;azpactso are famous in Melt butter us a 3-quart ternationaily. Yield: Approx. S cups saucepan; saute onion for a few 2 tbs. butler Potato-Spinach soup may minutes. Add water. bouillon remind you of Vichyssoise clip chopped onion cutes, salt, lemon peel and l"t.atoes, leeks and cream) I cap water potatoes. Cover; bring to a boil because this one contains 2 chicken bouillon and cook 1015 minutes or until cubes Iiit.atoes, onion and milk with potatoes are nearly tender. Add spinach and a dairy sour crews lIsp, salt spinach; cover and cook S topper. I drip lemon additional minutes. Puree in a peel As with all chilled soups, out blender or sieve mixture. Stir in the ingredients In a blender, 2 caps peeled milk, lemon juice and sour through a sieve or a food pseed potatoes cream Cover and chill several (about 3-4 medium I rocesair so the texture will be hours before serving. To serve: smooth and pleasing. Dairy I lb. fresh spinach ladle into chilled bowls and 'fur cream in the soap or as a 2 caps milk garnish with dollop of sour topper ad-In creamy rsctinas 'stop kimli Juice cream and lemon peel. 70th ril Iffmiudd Year, No 776.—Ttsursday. July 6. 1971 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents - Woman Found I Dead-Murder Is Suspected s 's dollop of sour cream lops Potato-Spinach Soup : ('hint's,- h'mtrk gets esotic touch QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Prices Good Wed.. July S through Twits., July if SECOND BIG WEEK The Unexpected To Pork Dish Low Prices Plus Free Bogs * service & Perk Ave. I 25th St. OPEN DAILY I AM TO 11 P.M. DOWN ON THE FARM PRICES! The Chinese relish food combinations that would be unlikely to occur to Westerners, but the resulting con trasts of flavor texture are delicious as well as exotic. Chinese Pork with Peanuts is such a flavorsome dish. CHlNESI PORK ANt) PEANUTS 14 Serviagst I its. cornstarch I tbs. la Choy Soy Sauce 1 lbs. sherry 1 lb. lean pork, cut in I-Inch cubes 2 Us. cooking oil I garlic clove, minced lb. fresh mushrooms. 7 DAYS A WIN & Sanford Ave. * 41$, OPENMan-T1*urs IanileSiin. Fr,.Sat.Ia.m Sun Is fn to 10 ow CENTER CUT SIRLOIN 1 98 STEAK I I.B. cubed DELMONICO BONELESS ALL MEAT CENTER CUT CHUCK - STEAK STEW STEAK p288 3 LBS. OR MORE $1 28 bROOMS SOUTHERN BELLE ALL VEG. OLEO QUARTERS VALUE FAMILY SIZE 11 OZ. LOAF LB. LB. 39c THIGH BEEF LIVER S LBS OR MORE 39t GROUND BEEF LI. Summ er Sweets bowls. Make the most of fresh (nuts plastic containers as they come into season in Chver and (reese 2 hours. Serve with sliced peaches. Makes 2 your area. It you go to a pick-your-own quarts EIIE.SH PEACH farm, lake only the amount you SHOJITVAKE will consume while the trust is 3 cups silted allpurpose flour of good quality. 31 teaspoons biking powder IftEill PEACH sugar ICE CREAM teaspoon salt 2'i cup i2lbi)nsashedpeeled 's cup shortening (reals peaches 1 egg, well beaten l's cups sugar, divided milk l's lableapuons fresh lemon I tablespoon butter or juice margarvw, melted I teaspoon vanilla Sift together hour, baking I teaspoon almond extract powder, sugar and salt. Cut in 2's tablespoons flour shortening until misture teaspoon an resembles coarse meal. Add 3 eggs, slightly beaten egg and milk. Mill with a tort to 2', cups milk (0cm a wilt dough. 2 ciçs heavy crews On a floured board, knead Crushed ice dough M tunes. Divide in halt. Hock salt Pat one hail Into a greased 11In large bowl. mix mashed inch round layer cake pam peaches with 'a cop sugar, Spread with incited butter. Pal lemon Juice, vanilla and runanung dough over top. almond niract. Set aside. Rake in 4degrre oven for 30 In large saucepan, mix minutes. until golden brown. together flour, ranalnang I cup While biscuit is baking, prepare sugar and salt. Stir In eggs. peaches for filling. Cool tsscuit Scald milk and gradually Air Ito'IO minutes and separate Ida to mixture. Place over biicuit layers with a fork. low heat acid stir constantly tiLliNG usd11 mixture Uilckesa enough 4 cans sliced fresh peaches to coat a apoon. Remove from nç sugar, divided heat and cool. 2 cis heavy cream Slit in heavy cream and I teaspoon vanilla prepared peach mixture. Pour Sprinkle peaches viii 'a cap bit* can sdeiectflc Ice aean sugar and 'etdasidd room inset. insist dasher. Place temperature. Whip cream with can In inset codalner. Layer remalidug 's cap sugar and creaked Ice n4 rock ask In vanilla wilt! thick. Spread frootoor mmmd cosdalair ac- heflcm ld7er of biscuit with ball cording to directions for of whipped cream. Top with 2 (teaser. Foliow inassofactirer'a cups slieso pevhe,. Add tap directions for freezing let layer and repeat. Serve urnmediately or chill. Malta $ cleam. To ripen ice crum,turn Into 5flI4). or 4 ' Z cop 's 5ltP 5, •I 3 ioit9x FILET MIGNON EACH PRODUCE COUNTRY RIBS GREEN PEPPERS 1pffi IA. oc SMOKED HAM YNO.I ffl OKRA LB. Saintly Donor in Strikes Again SLICED BACON 29C LI. DENTS 0000 COMBINATION PAR PLUMS .,/ F RYERS LQC LI. V. YELLOW e .. BORDEN , iHPGs% *I *1000S spcasisei i GISLITI CHOCOLATE SPAR MILK II 01. HALF GALLON BORDEN'S FROZEN TWIN '"it DIPOS,? BUY ONE GETIFREE a I POP IUYONE BUYONE GETIFREE , MURRAY'S ICED OATMEAL RICE SL . ,,. 31c COOKIES BUY ONE GET ONE FREE — '.'oz. YELLOW CORN BREAD MUFFIN BISCUIT '.°, PANCAKE PACK BUY ONE—GET ONE FREE - -- ' hr to 'If alter II) 'lass the per-son has rut twin. tac'trii u.s and itlentifirti hiimi.self or herself, we will agaui gis r the titune> to c'haril> , said (akk'r,wi 1 aith'roi-i said lan> 1 14)) Ies of the Federal I.lesliunt said he has neser hearti of an>thjng like this happening ul a '.umipaign tel air - ("nImis..sitin 69C a '-" '' '" .......... ." . Senkovich noted it the residents are still displeased, they can petition for a public hearing which could be held within 43 days PACK loOt. No a now nhliutti, The latest letter wa.', postmarked again I 'ilank, and dated this Julie Jul ) iiNi June 29 the headquarters rct'eis'etl the first letter trim the person 'a>ing the 'Lord" prooIeil III,' to share this $3)i with you for )our tat spiritual and pet sonal nerds That ittuiw> was donated in 175 stuns each in to an UrI.,int$o nursing home, a ltaplist Church according and a Catholic chun h in the (ktandu area and A Jewish S>nagoguc in Citrus (rngit "We'd really Ilk, to know this petiusi," said Calderon. lM)',NA ISlES - "F4 V• felt %4)rrN for the preda'dhIlt'nt she %.k% in •itli I felt slit' netth'd help,'' the I;ith s,tid 'lb is Feeling prunipied the Sa nford s isilnr irol lu.'r sister (rlinl Jacksonville to gui.' Mi runt.' lh rst' t he $7', she nt'ed.s to p.i' a dee,it to Iii.' l'lornki I'u-,s sr Light ('0 Miss Ilyrse' 'aas featured in an Kt'ning Herald story Tuesday The, story related how Miss Ityrw, isbn has been blind (or L years, isiS flOW facing the p101)1cm 01 how to pay her aiwt'r cmnpan tieptsit The amount was assessed alter her cleetrit'it issis shut is hen she failed to pa y a delinquent hill The Seminole ('onsnsunih Action agency had igreed to pay the delinquent bill but was prohibited by rule regulating that agent: from paying the depisit The ladies who risade' the contribution c,ilk'd the Ileratd offlet- and noted that alter reading the art wIt' they felt like we would like to help," and made theanonymous (inflation . .. I ' . w However, Fowler, a retired US. Nay) Hear Admiral said he and the Silver take residents are dill not convinced the device being used by the company will cut down on the pollution "thicol our main concerns is that the method does nothing about the gases, Just about particles being released." ASSORTED FLAVORS 25' NEHI said tWit District Manager Ales Senkovicti noted that because of deli taken by Keller his agency would now have "no reluctance In granting the air permit." lie added his agency will dress Keller has met all of DE R's requirements on air pollution and that concerns with zoning or tr ffic r ,-.",hl.n,. ... .,.,a ,...,4. Isi'u' "7Y s toda> V is itor Solves Blind Woman's Plight - -. -' .' S Foul - OR Senkovich added the Tuesday meeting will not be a formal hearing but w ill see veprlmarilyasa forum where both ,$descan exchange ideas. "It's prunar*ly a workshop session so we can tell the people what we believe and they can state their concerns" BUY ONE—GET ONE FREE GLADIOLA MIXES 99C ta > Pays Power Company Deposit Senkosich noted the engineers have determined the "amount of the gases is small and there is no problem at all." 0 PR. GET IFREE DIXIE LILY YELLOW quutation.s w' tan return it, " IC COLA QT73C iiionr', S, DEll spokesman ('buck Collins said today that Keller has met all the DEll guidelines to cut down on the air pollution. "We believe that relatisel> clean air will now be released into the atmosphere. Collins said. CONSISTS OF BUY ONE GET ONE FREEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ', cop If 'WI scot tb', tiiitc' Ily LEONARD KRANSDORF Herald Staff Writer 88C ELSIE ICE CREAM ONIONS 3 ..40c canmipaign Workshop Set On Aluminum Smelting Plant The plant which the company says will employ 2liq5 was op.posed by the group prunarily because of their concern over the pollution aspects of the plant. FRESH BLACKETE PEAS - - 38 LII.1 to have W toes'rr I N'tiic-rati,- t'ongressiomial candidate l)aiitl Best's benefactor with the heas- eni> dollars is, he would like to know his or her itlentit> For the second June in a it-cl the Orlando headquarters of Best f or Congress has received a note from an anon)lnous pci's'ri. who saiti hi ihe' will 1w ¶1.) )ears olil this miionth, with in etc ess of lICE encloses! The was sent so >ou alone will know >uu are being watched over," said a new note from the anon)nious friend. explaining the foists are meant for Best's personal use and not as a campaign contribution Again, several Biblical were enclosed Jack Calderon, Best's press secrrt,ar), said the nioney cannot tie accepted as a personal gift "Rather than giving it away to charity again, we hope the person will contact us and tell us what is in the latest letter and the easel opposition ECONOMY LB.v - is ' ac. Te to the plant surfaced late Last )ear after the Sanford City Comnunission voted to float $ThO,IXI) in industrial revenue bonds to induce the industry to locate Its plant in Sanford. SLICED - " sic A spokesnian fur residents of the Silver where Keller Industries plans to locate the plant said repcesentives frunii 11w neighborhood will be on hand at the 10 atmi meeting to continue to voice their opposition Despite comments lnxn I)EIt officials that the plant has met all air pollution standards. Richard Fow ler of Silver lake said his group is not convinced. BONELESS BACON WRAPPED S•(5 we prow - :: 88c LB. MEATY PORK FARM FRESH ' What do is es-sentiall> sail he 111,144s the plant snuiti stoil> the and cons of each be a nialor solarer of pollution site," said %ti>nard We, of for the lake l"k'i'iiLa Power Corp tl't't, course, stud) the air and water VM41ruclion "4 the plant will 'if Si I'rfersburg has selected a quality of each site take irs- en to right 'seats, acsite on the east bank of take F1't, will eniplo, the best cortung Its )'I'I, offictali Jesaip where it enters the St asailabir control techniques' Itight it hard John' filter as a giowsible to cnzdrol pollutants releawsi what the plant will cos t to kication for a po wer plant us bi tie po wer plant, ac-cording can.dria-t. said %trv Ma>naril Lentrai Florida to Mrs Ma)nard those plants are running The Seminole ('otinty location The plant would be similar to about laik) per kiilowati, but tone of sit bring studied by the one operated b Flit. ,oliaiI.a that 1 dollars telling ittlit> vompan> for conhow n,t.a-h things will cod in lna'tiun of it lIt) megawatt liS3 lower plant The power plant Eventually we are the plant will eniploy 140 iouht be completed it, 1W3, ierson.s fulltutce when uncrording to an F'h't striated, according to Mrs pokesniaii going to Esentuall> we are tuusg to i"nstructitin at the plant will air to build a new power plant ptobabl's insolvi' Pun,lrqsts of build .me.here in (entral iwuple, Or said l,,ciia, sail %Its Ann lust s one of the great ta>n.aril, F P1. quleirsian Site benefits f s-uutria.-ting a plant t power p lan t aid the 'leniancis fir power like this. Mrs Manartl C area dictate the need for cattlII,tm*ed It prusides juta x a plant fur the lot'ai area arid helps the central Florida,' Su'seral )ears ago. h'l't had snsiilrre,1 ronstru, ting a F ullciwing the stial> of the alear power plant in central I itunt>, ra.rih of take Monroe. lake Jessup site and foe other loritia, according to Mrs the said Ic*ation& i'I'l, will letersn,ne a>nard Iloweser, the new 44w of the ticalur concerns for 45 wP'inh the plant will be ant will use foil coal fuel, the l"h't, is the asaii.abilit> of lta'ateii Once a site is win ted, W said fuel deliver) ,un,strtati,,n sf11 inginrering A final 'let mcmi whether to Though the acreage of the site fitri,.s will hr ,otllrac- tvsl the ndtiat the plant at the lake has not tte,i 'k'Iernmi,wd, the nesessar> permits will he w.sup site will be macic plant will probabl> w'cup) 1.00 sought anti hearing thfuugfl 'plenitir'r, to Sirs acres, sited Mrs Sta>nartl the State Iis-partnirnt of a)nsrd. when all the r,seah Access to a water stippi) lot I:nsirontiientsl Itrgiiiatit,n the location is completed cooling also is a factor, ac ttiIRu will be held. a.'iuriI,ng Tbe studies which iw be cording to Mrs Maynard to Mrs Maynard induclaid by Use stildy will lake Jeapiaan",*t,,,nsly IM. la WA*hee lalag uminethe envu'unjnentalapil polluted " lake, according to consIdered alas us ides in ('rvitrai ciufc'untmnac unpac-t of such Iiirector of Environmental F irola that site ii iii east facility on the area. Services Craig Hatferion H. (snge (ounli lHU.I,.11s lull iiisi" The dispute over the location of an alunimwu rec)c::ig plant in Sanford will enter Into another stage Tuesda> when the Depart— ment of Environmental Regulation I I)EH i will hold a workshop mMing at the Greater Sanford of Co TENDER SLICED 101. SIX I 4 CUPS LUTE LINE YOGURT FARM CUBED STEAK 3 CAN 88 98 DENT'S GOOD FRYER BREAST OR 128 $ 1 TEXAS STOKRY WI. COIN 01 STOKELY HONEY POD pus BREAD Are lust Peachy lt Mn I:RKlt.rTIAN herald Slat! Writer ' 'o onion. Power Plant0? Sanford Police are inMeanwhile, in an unrelated vestigatmg the poosib.lit of case S>lit'der Thompson. 35. of murder in connection with the 1713 W. 14th Street, Sanford, death of Mrs Elizabeth Oliver turned himself Into a Sennnok Count) Young. 66, of 1016 laicujt Air Sheriffs Deputy whose bod was found this ednesda) afternoon and was morning by two friends tharged with the murder of "She was found in a pool of Eddie lee toupi'r. 41. of 911 blood on the floor of her living East 11th Street. Cooper died shorti) after room." said Ii Ralph Husseti Altamise Dixon. 1102 I ormt midnight ruesday following an Ave , and Martha Parker, argwsierl with a man across Redding Garden Apartments, from Jo.'.5 Tasern, 1912 Southdi.'covered the bud when they west Road, A witness to the shooting told sheriffs deputies went to visit the woman. the two men had been arguing cording to Issell An autopsy is scheduled for when thompton a'idl> 9 30 a in Friday at Seminole pulled a gun and shot Cooper Memorial Hospital to deter ' lie knew we had been mine the official cause of death, looking far hint." said sheriff's spokeiian John Spulski. --and according to Russell Russell declined to reveal the when he saw one of our cars, he nature of Mrs Young's wound tailed t he deput> over" or to say if t here was evidence An autops) performed of a forceable entry to her Wednesday morning at home, because the in Seminole Memunal hospital b> vestigation was in the I'athologist 1k. Sara lrrgang peeluninar> sta ges late this revealed Cooper died of morning iIia,s.sive internal bleeding - Peanuts Add 2 celery talks, cubed &I cup la Choy Bamboo Shoots, drained and cut in halt 2 dried red peppers. seeded and minced I Its. la Choy Soy Sauce s nip chicken troth 'a cup blanched salted peanuts I green onion, chopped tine Combine cornstarch, I tablespoon soy sauce and sherry, blending well. Pour over pork, tossing to coat. lied oil In large skillet. Add garlic and pork and cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until pork loses its pinkness, about 3 minutes. Add mushrooms, celery, bamboo shoots, red pepper and 1 tablespoon soy sauce, mixing well. Cook and Air about one minute. Stir in chicken broth, Co ver *n and cook over medlwn heat about 4 minutes or until W. Stir in peanuts; continue cooking until heated through. Garnish with chopped green Jessup: S ite Of New Lake Play Ruled Out In ..._'.., Forest City Woman's k" • - ,,,• ,-s Death, Page 2A .f ,.I,&lid ,., w v.. v,..., t II.U'I'V MINtI: H'#si: I''s I:I.I:UTIIII' HIll. Nfl nl:I'osIT $ 4 Upvus 041001141 BUY ONE—GET ONE FREE 'a Warplanes Sweep Over SyriaI* Beiruit Fighfing Res um es BEIRUT. Lebanon 4 UPI I thought they were tiUs. isis ever seen," estimated II Seven Israeli warplanes The Israeli move followed a peoris were kille.Jorwoundrij onSyrian troops instantly wrist guerrillas in th, refugee camps Witneses laid synan aMl artillery arid rocket shells The sharply escalated fight. fell full alert, donning steel wosthird of the city quickly screamed low over Beirut twice 'WI of ft place aircraft b.ltiri.s south Of the unthe Uindian part us addition to the Ill dead and helmets and mflaswussg flied a fiercest S of Beirut m despite c,as,m,f today with deafening sonic rocket, tank, artillery and 5M injured in ctiv ated ant I'll, craft capital opened ap on Use lara.ii and , the previou, five positions its sogPeasle,n suburbs orders isaued by boUi the Palestinian positions. li~orns in a show of strength mortar binibirdinent 01 L7ins- days planes when they mad. thou the radio said Shells of fighting. I'haiangiit radio anti ufticiaf __ were designed to w arn Syria to end tian militia po*tiona ts s, tail trussed i east The Israeli show of air falling at an average Of one llaftiEatijs Radio Wednesday.. its rocket, tank and artillery ar Mid since the ss.Qsrts' strenitth was seen as a clear *ANY after the initial panic ev ery iiiinute," it said. A 1010% gUsefJVlIesi source bombardments of Christian atmsi4dsr'e ,ui4,d. u$u. slgnaltuSynawewap on Us said l.bsiwse l'or,tgn Minister "The uSniani militia positions I.rhan,sr President usrlstiansorrigcunlrontataim, i4 gunfire h"uad L$tdtus ha d ' Isirne away our areas in such could be Terrified residents rats tot Itrsigns, I'agc '"% heard, signaling renewed mati with Israel that with nothing" us his litesting ir'rben.rt ed cover as the Israeli planes flew i t H.,..,,, Clashes between Syrian and cos I miagine it $. Israel has sipplied Ciwidian with S>riai oil dais us l)ani,as. Kr, 01 from the sea and blazed over h an fighting erupted >' .. 3* last militia farces in south libation Ito on the most ferocious and t" '1*da> the capital in two swoops The Saturday. 6$ 4 basrIs IA with military aid for the past lie went to Ilainast-us us an began violent of tmtUehelds, the force of the sonic booms was so A broadcast by the rigtst•.iasg two years in their battles (4JRSELIS II Wednesday night and tapered lialangat radio said Mtfluipl hii get S)rtato ii4tg1 great the) shattered glass its Ibalangist Patty radio, calling against Palestinian guririllas Cresslard 2$ Spurts '* off into small arms fire early Nearly ' buildings caught Insistence the Irbanes many ses'tions of Use city and the seven-hour battle ,the anti atanas, leftists in the E4.I.nInj 4* Tehesssâ.s 3$ tamiay tire and several others were *OWfnS, enl Cflduf s., a track. Door Akk, lam. Ileirutis obviously wont catadrcçitie this Costilty border region 4-B Weather IA A total of UN Sirius ta M, partly dasiiagqd, the radio said 'timii list' iiiilitias — DUKE MAYOIHIAISI JB,. SIC tvilcmt SUGAR p ueaisec'"t oloo, i_ Today - LIS. 58C SS5M - — - . ' - __ - - r '1 -t �L 24—Eviøiiig Herald,Saiferd, Fl. Thuridy, Jwtye. 1i Foul Play Ruled Out In Woman's Death i. By MAX ERMUTIAN Herald Staff Writer VYORLD The di'. lii of Evelyn Rogers Dennis. 3, Fort Cut), is being regarded by the Seminole county Sheriffs t)epsrtment as unrelated to the strangggsixin death of l'atncia Lucille Smith, , wPs)seb3dywasfotmda30g One mile away the same day. Both bodes were discovered June III Seminole County Medical Lwniner Dr. U. V. Garay officially ruled the death of Mrs. Dennis a drowning. IN BREF Parliament Is Deadlocked H United Press Inlet-national The question of who will be the next president of Italy was still undecided as members of the Italian parliament continued to reach a deadlock on the vote for the president. The 12th ballot by loll senators, deputies and regional representatives in the heavily guarded parliament building was inconclusive. BEIRUT. Lebanon 'UPIi — President Elias Sarkis resigned today in apparent bitterness over the failure of his efforts to stop the current fighting in Beirut between Christian militia forces and Syrian peacekeeping troops. The surprise move came on the sixth day of heavy fighting in the capital with rockets, mortars and artillery. Christian sources estimated that at least 50 persons died in the fighting overnight. Blind Protesters March HOSPITAL NOTES WASHINGTON oUPlI — They marched and chanted in the afternoon sun, demanding equal rights, tapping out the cadence of their protest with long white canes. From a distance, it looked and sounded like many another Washington protest. More than '—Semoudrators. Csborfig signs. Police and barricades, VI cameras. Songs and chants reminiscent of the 10* Up close it was different, I *.?w. O.eet, 1*$ A *p.,nq. Dale, IS. 04 * Noon D,'v. )0I L Seas Dto,e P I S(I',I•f DaI$ona )On 0 TFa-4n D.n.a BIRTHS John A and S,lnda Ilulin a bat DISCHAIQIS SliiIS,d 1 SIP Dad Jealson IMSI S SPIlI JOv( A *apn.c f.nS Lh• *'•fihf 5, bulence or a crash turn them intO dangerous pro)ectiles. Blind people have been barred from planes when they refused to p311 with their canes, What the FAA rule does 1510 make the blind second-clasa citizens," said James (lashel, a spokesman for the National Federation of the Blind. "They're asking us In an emergency to sit there and wait Hi they help us. Society has twin asking us to wait for These demonstration, walking so slowly, often hand-ui-arm with a companion, were Wind. Their 5-loot whue cam, masy tipped with red, were their eyes. The canes also were 11w subJect of Wediuesday's protest Federal A v i at 10 n uU*ratisfl rules, treat such canes as carry-on baggage, requiring them to be stowed In overhead luggage racks for takeoff and landing led tur — D',çot, S Dab's Voun.,,, )oI (1& me (141 AREA DEATHS LonOnond Ctritilng INFANT 1*001) Infant Hood, child of Tins hood, of Sanford, died at birth Wednesday in Orlando. Survivors include, in addition to the mother, grandparents, 'Thursday, July a. I97I—Voi 70. No 37 PVSIIIAad 0611 end Swallow. hilipi SePvi*p and CA.,stn•s Des by TA 5sa05N,..ui , *4 N Fromot Ave, saotwqp Pie 31H1 SHIM Class P.0.51 Paid at Se.l,,t P'.'d. un, Hoisi. Dl,aqv,Sicpais, Monti 53.0 •Mpnpp Ui v..s, 57140 I, Mel ion's. $3 75 I MOiISPt 5I 30 Ii Moni's Iii.0 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. blood, Baldwin Funeral home Aftamade Sprtnp Is in charge. Wednesday morning at Seminole Memorial hospital. A QUINTVS MY native QuudumE. Ray, 7$. Kennel of l'lzen, P he had lived in Saiiford since 15, moving here Dciii in Strouxtatuurg. Pa., he from Cleveland, Ohio. A live In Sanford for the past 27 member of All Souls Catholic years, He was retired Church and Sanford Moose superintendent of waterworks (or the city of Sanford. He was a of the First lodge. he was retired from Use city of Sanford Water Depart- Temple of Orlando and a veteransjWWl. " KZ daUI Sanford and Join E. Kreinbrmg, lake Moorue Tborries. both of Philadiripliga. isis..,. SonPOPo. a ----- #W tcun Funeral 11ame is in — PAYUCU t.barles Pavllcok. 73, 201 laurel Ave., Sanford, died - EM n o - M _ $349_ LEISURE SUITE WEATHER a.•. _____ 7 piece beautIful leather look haivlest solid wood fr ame made. Includes: Sofa, chair, rocker, ottoman. 2 solid wood end tables and I coffee table. Loveseat only 10 Y,y vl scallonud j COMPASAi nice 'ii, urnloture:lc _ I L oIc. 14 WW MKS CINTUL NORmA *NN2 . Then, 154 . ee sl lot 0.11 oft last Of II - MOTO.TOOS. KIT of nSma,NMh.s. j 5, _ $ .0 ins N 1.1.1 cob Nab• ,.1...*_____ N pan VRWAY$T Oe,l., lminbi h* 1145 s-aWN z p... ._- malines . $ Mild reft am ____ 3, Vsrla* ,Isub45sa. _____ I. a.a.,PNPa, low3i5 an, an CA I attesom *oww I OSL - 11181911i litas 331 pa, kypsat NO 3:13 s-a,, 3 pus., laS ItS &io., I&M 06=6 - - 414M ONFUT NISPIUNCN LVI. ueaoii.Pua asin it" 0V4A9111$1I11CNAISI , -' the White Ilouse budget economy Soviet Reporters Reviewed WASIIINGTUN t'I'l i - In an apparent countermove to the harassment of American reporters in Moscow. the White House is reviewing the credentials of Soviet reporters assigned to Washington. Four Russian journalists were called to a meeting Wednesday with a White house press aide who reviewed their status in the United States. Star-Studded Funeral Sig ns the area told the cvwK1loIrn that the torung refeffrd to by lAng is not the ITSPUJ map fie added the particular toning on some lots in Winter properly was never legally Springs was t ur ned over to t he changed from residential to and soninic hoard for Planning conunerrisj Budget A. . -. ' - ' rawsabit' resolution Melitta l'rria'igeli, anot her The "4' c nt-il took the resident in the area, said if the action. .'dr 'dos at its weekly three lots are eventually WIWd nireting, aster hearing tcommercial 'it will generate plaints from several city traffic that will threaten our residents. chultk'i-n," She added that while /The lots bordered by Algiers Avenue are currently tuned she was not against progress 'k-ts put it in a responsibie commercial on t he zoning map place" However. several residents sho Councilman John Daniels live in the area of the lots fl.l math' the msdion to turn the the councilmen they ticliese the rtistter ototheplanninga 013 are toned residential and tuning tissarsi to evaluate the ' were never effucially changed total lining of the property and to cueiunernal t'utilf recontrnendation, ('sty' Attorney Thomas lang the motion passed said his research disclosed the Unaflilliously 0' last zoning on t he pr opert y was The courstuliuten ali agreed commercial and the city to mist Fristay aflernc.in at city council never did take any halltoevaluate the applicat, official action to change that for two firetisen vacancies particular zoning What they The sacancses became dud do in 1974 was adopt a avaulat4t- when it w as deter- •:0 coniprrhensis,e zoning map mined the two previous city which has the property toned firrinen did not meet sight t'onuluei'cial. Lang said ra'qtiirrctienfs set hs the date / ( W '4 - j y .' , '4 1 " 'Lh', / '' ' p -/d , I ,.' F i4 J, , Z' "\l " 'L 14 , ' .ii',..ru' ,0 ' ' 'j , 'Ip J ' " 5Y_ ?"i f4 A , ';' " 'I Ap ' , ) A . ',p • '4 " ' , - ' 'Kj , ' ' ' .'' . .p . . A funeral was held s UPI t %tsJnes(Iav for Nevada hotel.casino owner William I-' Harrah, and among the celebrities who attended v.ert' John I)enver, Bob Seshart, Red Skelton and Glen Campbell. Harrah, 67, founder and operator of hlarrah's Kent) and Lake Tahoe clubs, died Friday following heart surgery. " Transit Workers Strike BOSTON I UI'l Train, trolley and bus drivers called in sick" today in a union protest of a wage bill in the legislature, shutting don the city's mass transit system, which carries 20,xx) commuters to work every day. 'Family' Member Convicted S Social Security Abus Revealed .. , .1 es WASHINGTON Wl'hi- tine Social Security worker built upa $20.000nest cub) ordering the computer to redureci Payments ) his lAnt office box instead of canceling the pay uiwnis to de'rascd Iormns'r recipients Another had a tusk cociumserce going ui sale's of Social Securit cans he could falsify' through his access to the ctsnipute-r drti* l'b.ae are examples the General Accounting Office turns-si up abuses of the Social Security s*e-ni sell as of the Supposedly ciinfidential inforniation It N11ilS on millions of Arnencarus, t he GAO said in a report released Weil . nesday It John Moss, 1)-Calif., and (harks Rose, Il-N t' . asketi (hi- V ..49. 1 •• I G AND QUEEN 111101 ii I isslul,'ii iii ikta','iu, .11141 "iii' I i,iitss'rirr of Nonford su err c- ruM iss'el kiss ,HltI 'l'ii Ill .i s •suilhi Ir iigt .iiis'. liii' 'u P15 e,s,ilrvt. NIsuilvurrul h', the s4lIfu,ruI lu'.,siuii' I eHhl.-. iIia- pill iiuiI,'u l.'l $!7 I s suhit'h ului;ulifirs I'I lust' isi.itihliig 1111111% s taut ii if $7 i! ii si i iitlt,'i 1.-el 4 hirEs Itres ig oil Lult bust .4 1111 elif , lti,llw' I oil Il ,u uiisaisl i 'spi uls'.. 4IHII5'.aui ait lis S.tiith Seiiiln,tlr has Ira's iirr' Inun.-, '.11 p ii ills 112111 ii's I ss,'i,- ulatus,st ,,t hi Sem lusail.' Counts use-ri' Is ,i sit is - - SA(RA%II.NTt). Calif UPli t.o E.knund U Brown Jr promisesh today to sign a betti-ely contested liSt billion state budget that reflects the fiscal and emotional restraints of 'ropsaition ii The budget greatly restricts Meth-Cal abortions for the pow workers a percent pay raise tiler emof tonal debate and ni.rr than nine hours of lobbsipg for soIe, the budget, its was passed by trit- Senate and sent to the g,srrr.r WebiesiLiy on a 77-10 ite the etAtl nigutser re quired for approval Shortly alter the Senate gave foul legislative approval to the Fsatgrt, Brown promised the spi-rssting plan he would sign tiwias would he leaner" than the one he res-s'uvssl l4iisit&thvi, on abortion funds ft the poor anti the message of h'rt'po'atu.m I) were Use mayr reasons for the delay us approsal of the budget, which L3 ,..• - ' RENO. Nev. 11111H(4lDLI _ .-- lung plan i'TIpoMtstIfl II the property talt r.41tmcli law did not alfril slate funds Hut 'f mire than billion to help niote upthr 1 billion (as Iowa to local gssvrrnjlis-nts the • oninitttee rejected I4ion rrqua'.l fur .it million iii .ebiurli.'n fun.ks, providing in.atrâ.l 3 1 mtsillhai for new ,,tuiiliiins .s,il 156 to pay for bittiiiss ,alreafs lwrfurnseI GAO. an investigative arm of Congress, to look udo how *q-11 Social Security prot" the huge Ides of Intuntlati(in it has imi 4 LOS ANGELES ( U111) — Alter three trials, lead to potmWi loss. destruction. abuse or intsuse of both t1w Leslie Van liouten is back where she began, facing a life prison term for one of the Manson the GAO reported But it added Since the start of this review Social Secunt) has taken action to uiiprosr its security prucrolia family's" murder sprees in 1969. Miss Van llouten, 28, was convicted Wednesday of lirstdegree murder for helping stab to death Leno and Rosemary "Bianca. It was her third trial for the slayings. The Social Security Administration is part of the l5rparliiirnt of health. Education and Welfare It handles welfare and soc 14,1 insurance programs and dues the data processing for th.' Medicare progr am USE STERCHI'S CREDIT WITH A I L .a_ *.,.._.., wv vs ,vat vw.usi, Wes hiN frill, I it •., 's 1 1 I),,' ( ' p PERSONAL TOUCH! 99 (i''ss I?'s ( I','s" iii / ''fist IJI A911111111im AM .._ 121FUT FURNISHING SOUTHERN HOMES SINCE 1088 Solve !3a gal. Where Quality Sells& Service Te's 104 E. Commercial CHAIRS TRUCKS BOOKCASES EQUIPMENT FURNITURE STUDENTS DESKS TEACHERS DESKS ADDING MACHINES TYPEWRITERS. EI.ctrk £ monvol INSULATION. 2' * 4 * 4" Itow Whift Forecast: Partly elsedy W. 010 PUSIUTUSI readbe$s: I I pet-aloe, 77; semfI.1 I.,,, 74; yesterday's bigh. N; hsn.ioelrk peeusre, *45; nlve 'Ily, * Nuahyde combined with durable 11arculon. it failures mix and much reversIble cushions and the Yet.. forecast in Januar office said in its annual midyear review of the 11111551111111 TAStES IA'. OUINTIi$ I — Ii'.c.i v( Owealu, £ lip, ti St WOK Riled. SanP.,d, 01, nea *•e,a as O". si' to P14d liiiin SaA.rd., at F-sit PvI$Dplsq.on CPuscsu of Saatd .111 Of Iii -ro d Ilrystif Jr alt-cwtine M.WA.0 W104011 Will 1 CSci,d of Sris FvCi NI.,. If 4p Is t p a' in i,iia ,i tis.,,i con to,-weft "I" W nedi IS PA, Charlie of arraiig—nts. iIAp.i. .4m Brown Council Airs Z oning Issue Dial 322-572 StykPe,fecf Lisei cam Funeral Notks and Mrs Alice Busoe, bath of P'ø'r4e1p¼a and two grand- OPINi Mm. I III, Wi Tait. 1.', *1 real gruth, and less unemployment than was Af3m= TOOLS two ions, Robert and Richard, both of Philadelphia; two Odom Mrs Lain Groncuso ciublons. VIII ' The adtoday revised its economic forecasts dossnsard predicting an inflation rate of 7 percent this year 1 percent higher than January bud get assumptions -- and a slightly lower growth rate for the nation. The economic outlook for calendar years 1978 and 1979 shosss higher inflation, lower I% AS 111 N GTON ministration KNW CNAILIS— Thwesday. JvtyI. P175—IA Heralif Staff is ,, official." MMI s.c.., nil Is P045 at P 0 a' lokawal of Cf .m'.s PusiliPal Hon0 lviii in Evergreen CS.StVV Greanies Icalisli Sunivors Include his wife, and four granjthildien Mrs Edith Ray, Sanford; four Gramkow Funeral Home is in daighters, Mrs. Ora Kelly, charge of arrangements f_i____ •S_ tK5W0Jx9 m 'IenesiVV • Horsham, Pa., and Mrs. lsthy Suns and Mrs. Jean On Punif•i None, Osapai Sill If Survivors Include his wile, elder emeritus of the Mrs Dale Pavficek, Sanford; chinch, member 01 Sanford two stepsons, Emery A. Masonic lodge and DaNa FAA 1411i %hfyC.0 POP P.I,c,i 73 a. 7131 Les$Ci Ava. S anf ord. Ott 0-id Wad ilday Ii Sa'n.vet NOIPlil nil PIN of $o .,., 14e. at 0,.nk.s PTesb$iflinthi-tti of Sanford 11"WHERE A PAVI,1CI*. and Available in brown. Gold. or Green Economic Forecasts-Down BOOK F everything We won't wait any FAA spokesman Pete G•fl saiHila at longer.Clapper said tests showed the OIPI5 aS*.i CAnste.,, A.v., (,ashel demanded that the blind holding to seat backs or sightless be allowed to keep following other passengers —pnetwitehic iMach.., their canes with them, strapped can evacuate a plane as rapidly TA. Spun.., is ma nsa..,-' under the seat belt for security,as an yone, and thus do not need '" if sip S.,'.,.d l)eput FAA chief Quenuin canes that can be an obatacle to 1alor, said through a spokes- evacuation 15,5 mars the rules will be changed II 'iA.w O.ni', si ns-solutm can be found that is Address safe for all air travelers, lie said Use answer may be special Rep. Clark Maxwell Jr., Hfolding canes. or clips to bold Rrevard County, who us a , trtitusl C3135. candidate for the Florida Senate seat currently held by Lot-i Wilson, I-Cocoa, will be guest speaker at today's I p.m. THE meeting of the Seminole County Young Republican Club at the BOOKMARK Q'"t Roy M.no,,ei Fund, Quality Inn, Longwood. Social ' " III MAGNOLIA, SANPOID P1t55910'an Cievcp PA )13U71 B..'.a is OiiI.nn MonsotiI hour will begin at 7:15. P5 of. bon PUn.flI NO-4, ROW. Sanford, died Wednesday at Florida hl(*pd,Il, Orlando. member "Sloppy Joe " Administration Revises lake Ma: Lit) Clerk Sig will be su SuIuuusu,,uus a colleagues to recognize double allocated for sidewalks and added, howeser, ?Iea,'ted ofPearson to watchdog ttu. Itaily wPwlma would be needed taxation exists and to sit down flashing warning lights in fuctals are treated special and rowdy budget meetings to be to convey a copy." and discuss the issue with of- rowdy territory. given a special number to get County Commisasoner Robert held from July 10 through midJack Schuxier, the county, (iculs Ceti also reported to the through to cablevision officers French, chairman of the August and report back to the public works director, said his Double taxation isconsidered group that cablevision Immediately. Council of Local Governments cities. A special council department request alone to be services paid for by huh customersin his city In other business, the City are having in Seminole (inunty, has sent an meeting may be called after the contains more than 600 pages. city and rowdy residents in difficulty conveying complaints delegates recommended to the imitation to representatives of reports to consider action. Councilman Join ieigMy, taxes to the county but denied of, service to Seminole could) commission in order of the county's seven cities to Cornell said that French representing CasselberTy, said wholly or in part to city Cablevuuon, the fsrmwhic'hhaspriority the finns of Pod, attend the coming count) doesn't wish to discuss with the he would like to seek the double residents franchises with most 01 the Buckley, Schuh and Jernigan of budget sessions and identify cities past budgets, but rather taxation issue, a maJor topic of The city of Sanford is county areas, and that he will Orlando; Briley, Wild and any areas of possible double would prefer to discus,, areas dissension between the courtly currently suing Seminole object to an upcoming rate Associates of Ormond Beach taxation, where the city officials IM and the cities for many years. County charging double increase request from the and Dawkins and Associates of double taxation exists in the resolved as quickly as possible. taxation, lithe city wins the cumpan). Orlando for consideration to do Longwood Mayor Gerard proposed new budget He said fit urged that copies ofareport sist, signs which city l'TSideid.S He said that while citizens are a solid waste disposal and ion.neil, vice utiainnan of the French pledged to make douse by a council of govern- have paid in county taxes for given one number for corn- resource recovery igarbage organization passed French's available to the cities copies of ments special committee on services they did not receive PlainingPtu'Pc*5, city officials disposal I plan. message on to city reprews- proposed department budgets double taxation several years would be returned to the are given another. Cornell said The county is to choose a tativies at the council 01 individual county go befound arid studied prior to residents, com• that citizens find it almost firm to conduct the dudy, governments' meeting in missioner, are to receive talks with the count). City Comnui.ssioner Sandra Impossible to register corn- mandated under state law. The Longwos4 Wednesday, night. Friday. For the past several months (,lenii, representing Altamonte plaint, because telephones are county has $,(100 budgeted 1oi The group those Sanford City Cornell said French city delegates have urged Springs urged that special constantly busy at the the study. Manager W E Knowles and predicted the budget requests French to prevail on his county attention be given to su's cablevision Orlando office He — Lebanese President Resigns Math. IN lby tN)NAES'IES "Crow Staff Writer TURIN. Italy 'UI'Ii - Red Brigades gunmen shot the president of Turin's small business association in the legs today in the second such terror attack by the urban guerrilla gang in as many days. 4A1v.l Herd.n Ss. S Jackson 1usd C Map AI4..s lfpI.ni MCAIPi.ndp, Jo4•plI F PaIal'vi 1,11, N PIIIIO.I Donald C Cone,, V'q,l N Snip Lisa it S41o.s. C.ssilO,,,, V-04 Hp,5 DiSrp NATM BRIEF never carried out. authorities necluon with the death of MtL sait Eilene M. NeLson, 72, May X, RUED I?NOCENT A car SIrs. McCook was Eva M. McCook, 700 friving struck Mrs Nelson Melormile Ave., was found not while she was walking in the giy of careten and reckless roadway of First Street, Sandriving Wednesday In con- ford Council Eyes Areas Of Double-Taxation Rod Brigade Strikes Again ia.iS.qd Lillian a S4LI Annie I Cry AU4 C Davis Millie S lpi.ø records. The charges were filed agws* the Seminole Courgy man in (king, Ccw*y, became negotiations with "Mike" took place in Orange Cowdy, according to Eagan. The plan was Solomon made efforts to hire j4 ,,q Jjr Jaw .. C b & S.. I I..L. — 1,1 U1IIU someone known to ban only as IVUIJIIIJIJwr y PJIIIIIIVl have been from other )iai fad "Mike" to murder in former play. wife Meredith B. Solomon, 33, TALLAHASSEE — Eustis Judge Join Shearer Jr. to violAtion Of due process, but is a Dallas, Tezas, according to sen. Jim Olisson has corn- follow the mandatory sentenc. reasonable effort to provide CONWIRACY TO KILL A Goldenrod man who our (karig, County Circuit Court plained that many Judges triglaw Wednesday in a riding some measure of protection for the Speedy Quick Instant Vdarmstm. ignore his irt law Imposing a eipecled to have a statewide policemen, it said Printing Center, 1111 East Fort Myers Slate Attorney Salomon atlegedly wanted the minimum three-year prison impact However. Sheriff's Altamonte 1)ruse,u being held murder to appear acctdntal, tern for armed robbery and It also upheld a statute Joseph t)'Alessandro had tispokesman Join Spolski said in the Orange County Jail this according to the charges. other crimes involving a making battery simple as. honed the roust for the order today that department is morning in beg of $l7,00 bond Solomcn tried to hire the man saultion a policeman a felony, agairxut Shear" accusing him firearm cOr*inulng III iflvdig,ahion, but on charges of soliciting to have to kill his wife between January The Florida supreme Court but on anyone else, a mis- of ignorug the sentencing law regards Mrs. Deruus' death to his wife niw*red. and April 15, according to cowl ordered lee County Circuit demeanor. The law is not a in two cases. On Italian President ADMISSIONS "Si" Solomon, 32. was arrested Wednesday attenmon on the charges by agents of the Plonda Departmeet of Criminal Law Enfol'cen.d, according to th'ange County Slate Attorney Robert Eagan. £v.is Hee.W. tanlecd. Fl In Winter Springs CALCULATORS COLLATOR PIZZA OVENS TELEVISIONS SINKS DISH WASHERS ELECTRIC I GAS STOVES KITCHEN EQUIPMENT ANTIQUE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS FLUORESCENT AND OTHER LIGHTS JUNK MANY OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST ANNIVERSARY SALE! $ttisi-ctiis Caetre.lved Sly. $5415 AIP ... '•..,. ..,. , • q,"I, lii 44 W 5! I oil iuminum .,, a__ha .SftS'LiI)IflHs I In Aft Sl. UI : 11 - -. ".4 PAalP si iii -. /tlfi 5,.I III 55 ''i l's si 119' Sal. PSI IS isa 'S I61 S.k 1 )2 99 I Sir. 01 fr( 1' 2 NOW 1 Wears dsaofs set the attic of schesis and warehouses and will have several Nwidrsd Items for sale to ttus public Msstar$kles will be priced for silo sims Items will lets Highest bid ONE DAY ONLY: :30 AM. • :00 P.M. THURSDAY, JULY 20 At Monroe School 1!! SALEI 4-PIECE TMPINEDALE BEDROOM ENSEMBLE INCLUDES: • lWpIs Disses,. Ht.teh MWrr • I-Cress, C..s • Camsisbsl led Constructed of all wood p'oducts with solid pine structure parts in rich Honey Pine finish. Bu.* to offer authenticity of de and detail with erdess storage spice. Reflects the design $S999 rugged natural beauty of early days of America1 Lscsfed 3 blschs behind Monroe Pest Office Items map be lN$iCIid day of isle only EACH ITEM SOLD AS ALL SALES FINAL NO REFUNDS '. Ni$ $nd on 1 • liii Frituh Aveew. Sailsrd 333,7$3 I?" Or iondit Ave., Mound 535-INS i-sw _ V. amI f1ffJM,4 I If 311 French Ave. Sanford Ph. 322.1611 N,iI 45 • �I ' ...-_- ~ . . -,W--- --,— , *1 . --. I Ewninglleiald f' . ¶ now and then a ttrute iploee in one of the cities will bite the diet It ikesni happen often, however. But Lake Mary is titterS Tao ica-Iune emplo yees tit leck Kay Sasiman and Zcna.ng 1)irtetor Francis Jet= hase been fired there in the pad live months AMrwe long-tune employ er. John icwess of the water departmcd, left the city's employ a few weeks ago wider peculiar clrcian.dances He claimed that Pus tEs& (oonctlman Hzrr Ten), fired hun Tort) claimed that Joseph quit The dint had tint settled from Mrs S.asnans tsnissal in January, when the cuwicli ig and fired Jenioq' a week ago One of the rcucilmon in finng Jenior pouted lotus salary. de'tibe'd as one (it the tuhest in the cli) of iomettin over 1l1. u win be inkstn to much it will cust the City toreptaceJeonor fld the city a whole kg more money to replace Mrs Sasmian Her salar when die left the city less than S0 aruivatl The turuod (it) clerk. Sig lrarw. is paid 1l1. ann ually kiter Mrs Sassnian kit. tcinlc Si poe, the clerk FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FL& fl771 A round Thuvday, July 6. 1978—AA . WAY,t D. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. (HRIN. Editor RONALD G. BECK. Aththaang Director Home DeI'ery: Week. 56 cents. Mrselth. *240; 6 ltorths, $14.20; Year, *2140 By Mail; Mooth. $20; 6 Months 116.20; 12 MoD th40. I I -_ W The Clock Deficits: Like Snow By t)O'iNA ESTtS [Piling On Mountain When Washington announces new Consumer Price Index jumps and new trade deficits from time to time, foreign financiers and traders are reminded that inflation in the United States is unchecked These dealers see us as a nation spending more money than we take in. buying more abroad than we sell, and covering the deficits ,by borrowing and the printing press. Although tied ,,. to the dollar that represents our massive economy, they get nervous about holding too many of them ,.and so they begin to unload At such times, the Europeans often exchange 'their sinking dollars for West German marks. ,'which represents one of the world's strongest .,currencies It is ironic that the money of a nation destroyed and defeated only a generation ago would be more valuable than that of the victor. Aside from the ability and high productivity of the German people. 'there is another compelling reason for this. As no :°her nation in modern times. Germany has known the devastation of inflation The awful memory of this has commanded sound fiscal policies. Indeed, it is instructive for Americans to contemplate, and perhaps profit, from the shocking, runaway inflation that rocked Germany 10 its foundations shortly after World War I. Faced with budgetary deficits, the German government followed the practice begun during the war of issuing more paper money to cover expenses. During the year 1922, the value of the mark in terms of the U.S. dollar which had been 4.20 before 1914 fell from 162 to more than 7.000. By July, 1923, the mark had fallen to 160,000 to the dollar' Workers, the middle class, and pensioners "were wiped out; barter replaced commercial dealings and food riots broke out. Several million marks were required to buy tone egg and large insurance settlements were worth kmw than the Co1.l), ilawpih,4 4Iered them. The economk catastrophe gave rise to an even greater one: the rise to power of the Nazis and Adolf Hitler. Inflation has aptly been likened to an I. avalanche, which come in various sizes and speeds k - depending on the mountain slope angle, the ' amount of snow, and weather conditions. We all know that, under the right conditions, a big avalanche once started overwhelms everything in its path and stops only when it bottoms out. Obviously, this was the case with the inflation that devastated Germany 55 years ago. The U.S. economy is too strong and other conditions are not comparable to those that existed "in Germany during the early 1920s at least not yet. But the cumulative effect of $60 billion deficits each year is like snow piling up on a steep mountainside. It can't go on without terrible consequences. It's not that this danger is unnoticed. President Carter only recently warned that inflation is the worst domestic problem we have" and a recent Gallup Poll reported a majority of Americans agree with him. The problem is that, like the i weather that everyone talks about, on one is doing i much about inflation; It's mostly talk in Washington about wage and price restraints. - - ' " - . , The greatest federal tax of all, which inflation t is, will not be rolled back until the federal budget is balanced. That consummation may be far off, but we believe we glimpse a hopeful sign in the growing public awareness of inflation's cost. In the end, Congress and the administration will respond if public pressure for sound fiscal policies exceeds the pressures for federal largess. Losing '. 1 . i . 11-1 - - -- V_ WASHIMjTt)i This ilemvaatsc ('asigress. it is safe to say, never teamed when Jimmy tatter was elected that he would one di) lineup with Richa rd uiociagainstthern and ina case demning from watergate, no less Yet that is precisely what has happened as a result of President Carter a drterniusatitm to o to the mat with Congress over use of the veto - -, . *' ~ __ one on Capitol Hill surprised to le.rn that Carter objects to the legislative irtO. a fa'oiulon tacked ontu many laws giving either ..r twthhotnes of Congress. and sometimes Just .ne ct*iuriittee, power to veto regulations or sj)ecif I actions undertaken by the executive brands Pursuant 10 t he law in question To Pd III fluidly. has c1hosm bothAdonsaW and Ire*áed esgttona1 Dtmoctati, who regard it as further proof of the adesuudratjon, lack of Political sesuitrnty. 'VI all the places to make a stand, he had to choose this one'' moaned a leafing home Democrat And indeed, the Nixon case foes seer., a peculiar i-elude, legally as well as politically It Arms from aiaw enacted by Congress us IV to assure that the goverment would keep control of the former president's tapes and duc'agnentx. including those related to Watergate, and that the public would be given access to' the materiaLs, In the law, the General Services Aitnuudr*ion was authorized to draw up regulations governing access to the Nixon materials with the pros-tao that either house of Congress could veto the regulations within go legislative lay's Three tin*& GSA proposed regulations for handling of the Nixon materials. Three tunes those regulations were soloed by either the House or Senate. ffiule all this was going on, Nixon who never liked the original law to begin with went to court seeking to have it deIa'ed wi. c'onddiitsusal. Among other things, he cited the inclusion of the legislative s-do as grounds for striking down Use statute. A year ago, however, Use Supreme Court chew the law, making no mention of the legislative veto provision. It was the third case in recent years to raise the constflidaoosald) of the solo des-see, and the third tune the Supreme teal had Sacted the i. - -. College - 8)I111AMSTEIF iou has e jug graduated from high school anti have been ac ted by a'nearby college But ow parents just can't afford the cod of sending you I)rpending on your parents' income. you ma be eligible for one or more of live federal financial-aid programs They are 8.451' EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY (RAS'TN If youre enrolled at least hall-time in a college, junior college. post-high school vocational institute or a hospital school of nur sing you may be able to get a grant of anywhere from $200 to *1.6(0 for the next academic year The amount will be determined by your parents safe to go back in the water,., income and the cod of your college Get an application focus from your college financial-aid office You'll be notified within six weeks whether you qualify. NATIONAl. DIRECT S1l'D1NtS 10.455 Under this program you can burros. up to $2.' Icorn the government if you're enrolled in a vocational program or have finished less than two years of cuUege If you've completed two years )oure eligible to borrow up to I,000. including your previous borrowing If you're same newspaper LN'. it does not happen because it would working on a graduate degree you can bix'row up taniage sales A nation nsa, be the sidun of toI10.(00.usclialusgprevioustmrrowuig Interest such I mistake, bo* the Jo5rnalist always gets rate is percent and you have upto 10 years to repay. No payments are required for as long as air, with it while you serve us the armed fort es. Mire the pi'ess has evonie the greatest three rower within the western coimtnes. , Peace Curl. or VISTA Details can be obtained powerful than the legislature, the executive and from your college financial-aid officer who aLso the judiciary One would then like to ask By can tell you about provisions to cancel loan what law has it been elected and to whom Is It repayments for borrowers who go into certain teaching fields or do specified military iotus. respnusatile" SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATIONAL OP. Sobtierutsyn's answer to the question about ertors appears to be more of a reflexive Star-sid POKTtSrfl GRAN"rs.- These range from 12(0 irw of the press In a capitalist urmmiiy than to 1l.sJi a year for students of exceptional f usancial need who couldn't continue their any neat knowledge of its operation. The fail is that good journalists am good studies withoti a grant If you're ielecled. your mew spapers correct their mistakes when they college must provide additional financial aid at find (xi about them lie could prove that to least equal to the amount of the grant Apply himself by a couple hours in a library through your college's financial-aid officer, he's responsible for deciding who gets the grants and periodical r vocii StliheniUy'n's suggestion that the press is all- how much. C0IIEG1: WORK-STUDY This program powerful is another wild swing. If Use majority opinion of the U.S press realty controlled provides jobs for students who have great goseenmend or the public, Gerald Ford 31111 financial need and mud earn part of their would be l'iesicjent of the United iates, the college expenses The participating colleges Equal Rights Amendment would be part of the arrange jobs on or off-campus with public or ('onditution and mod federal bureaucrats mould private ronjeofit agencies, The financial-aid officer, in arranging your job and number of be looking for jobsIt is true that the press sometimes raises heU taut's to be worked. must We into account your with the governaserd, but it is a far piece trom need, your class schedule and academic Progress and) out qualifications, bid you're sure controlling it AM nobody elected the press to tsecie the to get at lead the national nunimum wage, $2.6 cos'ernmcl*. But the First Amendment gave it an hour GUARANTEED S111)11'(T LOANS This that right and Itat), jint .. it gave cvwyonc in this country recruit arniraLs as well as old program is operated, for Use most part, through settlers the not and duty to speak up when bsiska and through state altenaes. although they have something to say. which some colleges also participate directly. You Alexander Solztienatiy'n can indeed tham his have to find out what the situation is at your - was Every pl'csi.krg strice herbert ikioser Iai complained about the legislatie set' tteii'. Carter. atm insists it is an unconstitutional itrusson upon the power and responsibility of the eucsdive branch has plenty of conipans Hut Carter, unlike his pi'e$eerssors, is trin to prod the Supreme Court into settling this long. standing squabble between (.ongress and the esecidive branch and he has chosen a case in' volvuig Richard Nixon's tapes and papers as the led wtisd*. _ ___ --.O-ww=P- - lO / Hand And Just when you thought it was WASHINGTON WORLD - Listening To Alexander Its %R.()ii) s.tsi,,t Vs ASIIISI; Iu\ I'll, Alexander S..Uhenitsyrs nev'ntly told us what he has found the Iron Curtain since he left on Usia side Russia four years ago rampant legalism and mat erialiwi, irresponsible freedom and is lack of inteUec'tuai courage and spiritual values Some critic's have suggested that Sob enitsyn has not tarn here long enough to gail telling us what is wrong That is a purely defensive reaction, about as helpful as the suggestion that if Sotztrnut.sy'n tksesn't like it in the l'nitrd States he ought to go buck to Itussia S"tthenitsy'n is not alone in his tsarth slew of tievttin society Siany of our own plulosupliers. writers, theologians, jurists and political thinkers have expressed the same concesm Much of whit he said at the liars and misencenent has to be conceded Secondly, so (A the bed ritiques of this Country come from visitors taking a first look Aleiis de Tos'queiilie comes to mind bid there ha v e been many foreigners since who have seen the cracks under our plaster So instead Cd telling Solahenitsyn he ought to go bock to his cucnfoel.abfe Verniocd retreat and thank his lucky stars that he ian,t breaking rocks us the Gulag Antipelagu, ought to ewiuine what the mats said It would take far more space than is available here ant a more expert critic in a number I telds SoWirniUy'n covered i to take on the entire speech Hid lie did take some whacks at the press, and that is the tome field Sotihefuts)n 'If they have misled public 01170cm or the government by inaccurate usfceriia*jon Or wrong conclusions, do we know of of coin- have we probably of Quoting any cases of pubin recognition and rectification of such ri..stakrs by the same journalist or the years of - - - college luck) stars Thendey, J.Ppa, Irts-SA FS'ive Perkins P/ayers Head Altamonte Senior 'Stars Perkins Cake '& Steak came up emptyhanded in the Altamonte Springs Senior Little League playoffs, but coach Bill Norman's team can't complain about post-season West Oak Ridge honors League champion Flagship Bank of Orlando placed only one player on the all-star aggregation Mike Dreubelbis. Five Perkins players head the 16- man league all-star squad which opens divisional tournament competition next Wednesday at Perkins players include Jack Neff. Glenn Tootle. Brian Norman, Ronnie Coleman and Kevin Brubaker Others selected include: David Koezan and ('buck Brock of Comftank of Longwood, Todd Cluxton, ('harks Bolton and Alan Greenwald of Winter Park Federal, Mike Houston of RaldwinMcNamara Funeral Home; Renton Wood .intl Jeff Maim of Methodist Hour; and Alan Trawick and Handy Pritchard of orlando ('orniisuniI' Health Services. " MAKE BOOK ON HIM öE '?.41 `~-..r nver fQ5 T&? '" .'•",",' -r ,' ,,' - " •- 4 a;.' \\ 1 . . . '' ' "i' '' 'ie , , • ' . ' a ' " A 'A , ' .L •, ,..-.... - - - . - - .0 ',5 I % ':' ' ""' / Harvey' s 9 RBIs 14,. " -,-,. * land and Matt Keough of Paces SCC Romp Oakland An eighth darter will be announced by Martin along ' -. . - There are seven teams In the doubleelimination event. NEW YORK iUPiu Johnny ttasyear Iontyearfgutkusdof tome-rim isailerdlap with P1. Bench. despite being lost to the upset and popped oil because I P'mwler abo side the NI. with ('lnclrvsatlRerh for mrho( the w asn't picked," said Iowa Kill with SI. season with a bock Injury, won Thus year I triad, so, my mind liv Ni. retching staff coealMs his 10th straight starting ta*todrltoukeyrdmç one say of Toni 'aver of L'lncumati. lawition on the National league or the tither" Vida Blur of Son Vranctacv, squad f or Tuesday's All-Star I iginsli I 3.3,Z*, recess-eu Steve Rogers and No. liruxi, game in San Diego the most outfield ivies for Its. icy Cd Montreal, IlareSaitterol Bench heads a team that third straight year Poster (b.c-ago, Hottie Fingers of Son dci 12,243,344 sites and is long .343.l13i was wcssmt, followed Diego, PM Zachry of New York, on experience The NI., which by the injury-plagued Monday Tommy Join of Ins Angeles has seven of its rune starters 1,4,743i, who has been in and seal Phil tfiskto of Atlanta. bock friars lad season, has out of the liudger lineup The American league, defMtedttWAI,in14oftivt like i.usinski. Foster is nianagrd by Billy Martin, will riatchips and holds an making his third AlkM up name its rowe's-es todey. Tom overall edge of 25lkl peorinse and i s cunuestly tied I.aSorda's National league Joining Bench are lean- with the I'hillies' slugger foe reserves wuU to named Prude; riiatrs Jr Morgan ilIli, Pete Rose e3fti and George Foster , of I Alsio in it* Starting lineup arid sal of i',utojeitiia and Steve (alter; 'lB and Kick Monda y iofi from lass Angeles With the PtiiO Monda y a nd Bows, the entire stalling team is a repeat Cd last season's squad Larry .,64i ,. - '' Coach of the all- star team is Joe Co(roneo of Flagship Hank Altamonte Seniors will meet host West Oak Ridge in a 530 pm. tourney opener Tuesday. Bench, Rose, Morgan, Foster Top N.L. Voting are (.reg laiinski of NZ;2r ,, Two alternates will be named. 4\ '. '' ' ' ' /4 -:-4' •5 " ' ' r, 4'ç-, '4 fl..w ¼ 't4' •i '- it...'Y., 4-' - ' -,- crn'ci S'-a --.: s... NEW YORK I VPlI Rod jolt will make his first start, pulled Carew captured 4,010,1 votes The rrnatnderoftheg,a't inl,I0ts'ofestol.7I,O7o .0 lof to lead the American League lineup consists cit Milwaukee's Texas' Bert Cam and All.Starballo(iflgforthes,. l'1on Money at second base, 1.7)7,377 for Boston's Kick consecutIve year and will dart Kansas City's Fred Patek at Burleson ln next Tuesday'sganseat shortstop and Boston's Jim The most puzzling selection Diego for the 12th straight year. Rice its the other outfield slit by the fans, ito cast 12,143,344 Cite. outdistanced his nearThe closed vole ba ttle was ballots, was Money at ed first-base competitor for the catcher's spot, w here base The 31'year'old veteran Milwaukee's Cecil Cooper by us with a rush to defeat almost 3 million votes Carew's i' isk's 2100,03 course was some cameYork's Willie Randolph by 33,000 better than Texas' Jun New find mane starts were at second over 3*0tE votes. But Money Sundberg. Thurman Minion , while base the pad there have the Yankees ran a poor third. has not been a sec'vrid baseman been at first, almost a million soles of? the through nod of the season Joining Carew are repeaters splitting as tune between first, from last year's darting team, pate third and Use designated including Boston catcher CarlJackson beat Red Sot voter' ton Fisk, Kansas Qty (turd an Carl Ynstrsemski by (3,00* Rookie Paul Mouton, the baseman George Brett and vies for the final outfield ill, regular Milwaukee second oudhcIders tic-tue Zak Cd Texas The shortstop position was baseman, was ml on the ballot and Reggie Jackson of New the closed oswrdi Patek, who Manager Billy Martin Monday armour-iced his pitching staff. Ron (,unh'y and Rich (osaage of the Yankees, Jim Palmer and Mike Flanagan of Baltimore, Frank Tanatsa of California. Jun Kern of Cleve- pC4_ _c/ , L: Horse Luzinski Ends Iowa S Batting Drought It; tailed 'mess lM.rtateu.of c-taco losing streak and cmi the Greg l.uzinakj wasn't even ladre.' unbeaten streak ad An ilinse All-Stu, Bench, flashily concerned when has (our suffering front muscle spasms, dynamic tnt suddenly dese' received 2,442,X1 votes and kited Poles he limply waited Rode?. AM'si I: ('incinnali's Paul Moskav along with Muvsesots Tw in for ins stroke to Metro Soft ball League, pacing Grant each homered. return notched lila first will 01 the layout, Rod Caress is p., only Seminole Community College to liudick's wintung homer was ____________________________________________ Wednesday nighut, he tripled wasn by holding liountan to a 214 victory over otter Player Lu be elected to a Whagham has second round-tripper of the in a rigs in the fourth listing starting posi tion eac tets sow soghit Uvungs and Furniture, game. John Emerson also against New York's reeling C.W tleromtm.'s na-scoring . a..• ,,,, since fan soling began hin )ea Haney slammed oust a base,- tiinieted 1*70 , ..,. ,i,, 4 1 9 911 Jerry Kouxman and btM.d lila dedll. capped $ tween owuod .• and Rico Peterson lssd , ,, j loaded homer, a thee-run a dou .. . P0055w ia.' Di's. a' a...• S tim. Osa.. '' l. ble and angle. 1035 hemse in lb, ssvu*h to ,, ,,, og.5 • se a 40 • 'C I 1m'o.' Sta'wmi Steve Ya.ger by almod Piotner and a beorim single for lead the Phallies to a 74 vIctory .; It io 5 ai ) vi'.. ia. Alan Bualy had a twice. is mullion voles, the top Kill perforrmsasce of diSiS It 510 (J 5 ii 40 P 53' ilK Nose, also earlier this ;ear over Uie Mets, Kaannan, S-S tUbe 1 (ai season us themen's softball tripleand.u.gleforfiveRill.un 'ii 'C 'a IIObbV Murees's I'wi•.curla this has now loot I? of his the Detle's Gull win. Duane • TN I league (5 , ,, reached the 3,s.'hit plateau susaJe capped a tww4ui third , s.d ix iia rio z r,a'.a wa, a and dew 1,140,377 votes, Ols In other games, Seaboard' lee had uv, tuts * 1 P0 OS P• S.sSdisi inning arid Mike Krakow and ii 4 i 'C sa.'a U5oi5 i 410 R BIs arid Mack B ra dy added a "''"s Siit his ws-nslh darting pot and I Just Isis-rust been uiiMUig Brie, Sutter cumhowd on • a. isa Sanford-Merchants used a two. I 11110 p ' '0 i 175 '° " is ri io to '°",'40 's a.. now has been an All-Star Il ivedacl," said the NI. home-r un tins homer in the bottom of the home rigs and double. Bill Shaw Y•• .a.' 50 hvr-hitier ii S411'S '5S P" as the Cuts swept '0 ii n $& to Vol* tao's o aa ' ri limes, including 'tarts at leader, who garnered 3..720 and Lynn Eiland had two hats V at" I '.5* " seventh for a 74 triurnpls alaI Ott 45 34 $54 tisror three-game series with the ' is 'Si ISO 1 L's.., Oieno ii' sec'untj base S' riots S.q'* p.,.. , • as a and the soles cumpaird to 1,3(3.513 outfield lie Eldridge Standard; and Detle's each for the National Guard. I (.ados 5.4.4 isiS for Cards A Oi IAflI c,.," (.,"d 3 4) , ii woo ll' Is 111351 finished iIiijstly Inure than runner-up liecirge Foster of Gulf exploded for a 21-4 cnn' %I ABOARD sawpo.o ti it isa a. 1%) is ns,un votes ahead of Mike (ini'imvsail in the lviii National Plus-es C, t)sdgeei I: MERCHANTS cling of National ( *t SCsI NTN I 5.4. LPUNUSS league AlkS*ar balloting. "To' HUT; Howell singled hun, S Pci OS Carl lee also homered eo a io ir a ... *a. . h'tiniu* of Use l'tullies, who '., . . Cite Gaston with the wumls night I took a little caIn. batting 70 3 40 I Alti,.d II 64 ii 2.ia23I7 voles SIX victory, Ted Miller it-os-, To.i,,000 s' 7uS5 us ii, 41 IN Q , 49 ax 0`44 - 11110 r run tolighulgttastanuis,iwith Morgan, elected to his sea- practice befotethe game and I 1010 in three rum with a pair of (OMaS4I 55 Tp,•s v Is sit I 141' 17 os, mows as AC.. P with •,, straight starting Srnnit lçrlstng by Atlanta c , that helped I do gut a, it iii I position think into IIONTN I IP'di tan..o., 141 so,.. ,q ,si 7D *5055 50*! SION? 3 S 0 5 ("tego P ii at second base with a I 3 rnilla.is dreak,s like that ,o a t oo . a. Lp,•I lit. Murphy with a twu'nm PP WA 5% 3 ' 3 0 5i *1054 Ii ii 455 5 $ 40 554 3 55'I.'i 0'04 I)' sole bulge over Ted Siaens.x, of 11 1111 11-0 JOt OIVIIOO It 1104 the 5('WI lIcks. , 1I I is ss Sit lAmUsski is 'sit one of tim.. InakI. i 40 'a 44' 4101 P 54 Id 50 '0 10 540 310 2 lxi. lee.. • 1 i'IsilafelplsIa. is nine-lime All * t o" 5a.,s Bonneli singled off Terry • .1 5?) 40 players who would *50 4K 3 pr efer II, i4Q I'S ,61 540 0 II,l 3 I I I S.iI'o,o,, I T40O4 I $ 5Is.TN , ,, 0 Star election tars-ry, (If- nuid-ssgru,sec vacation ratter Porder to *core (laden. is a r s•t .o ? 3• . haN S's. o.,. ,$ I0 0 0 Ila'-,...• I To.,,..c lOS 1 M.'.l's lION 705 sPa.. It X 00• 4 M.d-CS 55 331 DIScO'? I) C a.,tS40d I teflosa write-Its candidate in Uiass participate In thy All-Star 3 • i ai 0 IS, is.4 P Ii 41154 1 116 I Si's, Sow.." C 3 5 I 0 1*74, now has been circled for t anw next SoS'.. S Ci'.(.gO 3 4 1) 13140 ( • week in San Ding. V. S SO 005 7 1.14 P $i,Si, c 0550 st....es40. I M.ce.5 5 the TS NTW ,i, fifth year in a nsa at first v...'s. 5ass,, loop °' 55 1 'C ''C 3 ,, 10 (ai.ta.p4 S "It's definitely a thrill I'm 'a is in iso a u.s' *s'v .1 base and this year dew a 10 0 1111310 P II5I$? WIMBLEDON, England III*% I '.. 'so i io i OitSf G.I 4 4' as Uses 1 411 than proud to be on Us. Alt-Aar 5105500, srawoaso 0alla.td 5' I million votes t UPI u 'I'be last time Vita. note Tw,iD-,. $ ,5 I (I-t'.v4 , a Is $O 'C P III I?? 40 ' lull, *5 S N 555 p,.4 haiti" laizinsli said, tail hi P'$ti,s ''e''C Uncitmat*'s mm (.enalaztis amaf Jlnsnsy Cannon ISO laO 3.0 7 d's. t.aa,. s • • .. • i4ein(d a little emb r assed 10 SLsvISiTN S vat.. Gas" II 200340 5 At shortstop, Cincinnati's met was a few mgtd.s ago at Ca.'eS,,"ed.st 4I 7 0 I Iii ?iea.do ')545 JAt.'KSOftVIUX (iannce • Ii TI 1140 I $ 4105 I its,, ' 'Cd ON 1 40 3 L'b.,. ' receiv ed I0 many voles Can I 50,', his, Conception le t015doi15 "US" disco. Tramps. d Row. for have I.,... ii I? sgIad NI UIIhiII *tswtsf IX 140 1 ,?&A, '1000 Ii II £ J. of 13 1 1 Ot 'I don't know if It's a perfect nod at the balloting period, but p ,,, P01.15 TN -5 lIs I 0'1'..4I with the orlowdria ran OW Jim 0 SlP'V'sIl... i t a ', The two come together again 'w c ..i. •,, " 10 0 '557 15.30 '.a.545 5 'IV 410 140 lu.. 3,340,004i received a late srss.en lam voting, tat I'm Meadows hurled iii • 0 1 0 0.1.5.1 i5iigo 151. 5 p 'ditlar today, this time on Wins. dId i 50, 55 most. TN I scas (.5,e$ Ill 5 too s C. fps 'S C slid to has, gutless .11111, suits Tiasdey as I i 3 0 is Sos'O.. I ?ietfl Iii, thy Saidord All10 409 1 Ia...' A,,.,. surge of votes to edge bledoss's hallowed ceder cowl a 51 5I IS as 'a e ... lOx's 5$ I IC p that I gut." 7 'IX IN I •ti'•.'.l asi 040 t ' se ll'low1*44 2,4)1,433 Concepcion by Stxsdef,at.dth.Jachionvth, 3 0 S 5 A• 54 where tt*rd'seeded (,krul.adis IM-I D- son it is 'a Iri ai P Ill Ill IS PIP TN-, 3,5 cad, jacs Ca.'.,, p 1 S I 3 a..'ws Ci, P.,... ii' . almost a million votes SIfl Hsowa toasts S. P's 4: Cardinals, 3*, Ii a sslfl*'pe. hoped he would make it uw'ou.ghi TiIs' 'II?' 1*5 10 ' 05 1 5 *5W III) C 10 340 $ 4 55 5 5 .' was the starling shortstop in Liio'spi, 7 ), MaAdS• linch-hitter Jim l)wyer's baseball game. I Sore.. Iorno,'q Iii 410 0 iSli tothe men's susgjesfinal for the soa va.a it.d... 'zi no *74, 1*73 and 1*7% Concepcion sacrifice fly cured Jack Clark Ii is P 'S I' lii so III licc It. Allms we U-4 and a.. 1#00% I 131 first time. As got the nod in 1*77 o.. 4" Ii .105h.',a.. with one out In the 10th inning to Is.M Albany. Ga. Mtwdey atid 51• i 0 III Gerigaitis believes he has a *5411 ' s..". Ist'caa.i as' so is .40 110 IN "I'm happy about 'making it map a three-game San Fran' Sumiley at 2 pm. S't.a.l, ci $ 1 7 I 5." I (es., co'. s Pod chance of unpros-Ing on 1."d *411 ID $ xiao P.'Is...ivIN Qli I II I • ,, % o.,s last year's showing when he led 1M•'t,. to I 4 l.a P lIe' IlK V tie Si $SNl0te a5 Oaisa.'s . Ca.IL...sl d ISa in a classic •SONIiDAvNi$T isituud ng Sods. ii (l,,,i."s JOSMviIO Ii IIVINTN-O, I.. S PIU$? i'.a..s. I Pa... c Iii Is. 45 '., VhS Sweden's reigning champion .., :1 , '"° u. , S.• '*45155. iN. 34 I Li's. I Ill 1 6 1 'lisa 0111SS 7 Bjorn Borg, LsMa.ls,,, 15 45I0 Doq 3 140 340 1 N..5'. 1 0m 500.1K 1 Go.. 101 555140 Q17 10,00v e at ('cqo n4ftf .1.0 Cbs., C II 350 0 1151 I)" P ISiS IllS 411I 55 5•40 So 1#409114. S $43 5411...a4, 41 1511 Meanwhile Borg, tacklIng to o.. 0 3 1 51511 1535 N 43 I S to C0*0 SI T..a o,,i'I .0.'., Si DI4..., a. become the first man in C vs...a.-s.x..p *"' 0". • • SIGHTs-S 514 I N 5(i',4Ie-s 'S'...'a,di SO III, IN I 54$li as '.p s.a. 0". II' . . • . 1040 011 60 7 cn.s'..s 440 I savd. li IN. lie I yea's to win Us. titl. three isis, II 7i 54 55 .*I•.•, CI to on i v.a.. (m'. 0.4 1.t 571 Id 0 is s o fta ' tImes vs ius, mists ' '' UPI $pO'hi Writ,, ONIGNAM '0555 TOSS '."wn% ill'C 0)0115K • III, , 0 New Yotk Yankees and Mit' UoUinghwi PM athi win In 14 Sa. only unsettled ssirvivv.r, lain 4' 11140 V '151534.0 3,4, *5 U N CMII. Fr ed Lyim belted a pair of w.ukee Brevets, . Pit OS dectslos.. •°°'." 5• 5*51.4.-C IMa5S.,* 55 I 5s.'s Sian, ?I 4. 40 IN 1 otter, a 34-yw.otd Du*d,miais Pat. II U' Sip,, P ,cli 7 In other Ans.flin longise Twis t Brewer, L ilia .4291 I 1 1 caao . 14 T'i%m% Lade . Nav..sd Casts III 'C lii. I ,10 homer., Carl Yutrsem,ku ii 11 134 G's.S'S eddid a ird, but II is $00 I 5.0, 5g III 440 Q GalliuM 0 $511140 ?55 $31 th Otter, making the amsifinals Jun Nic, had games. Kaltsmoee swept Torsos' P.MSDII Rod ('we. wed "or-4 and. 10 'C s', '.' I '40 1111 5,1, s. use taken away Weuks.d.y to, 31 and for lii. first time in 1*5 13th 5.55'."s 10 3 M's.,. Sb 14, t)stost clohosred in sfltUcimpletegans,of Us. I i I S 5t'w Vsi a 'in sap • OUS TN I A. a.o Ne.i ni it so 14 40 lix I) WImbledon appear ance,did net T4M.IS,, ii I I ev1 gh the lied Sui rolled to as (aev eland, 11- 3. Miimesste weane, t3ses Golta, 7-0, pitched II I Ups., ill $40 ?ri i5Wl(.,u 0* 1* 14 1 SI $4 ix', 340 *'Hd any 02 vIctory agatat ei't to gel this far. 140 1 S.c. *.'.rs 55 14 Pa.155 i..m 4" II 'C ia 1 1 (tie tripped Milwaukee, 3'1, Kansas an elgatfutter as the West Twins S'SI51,ds.sy,p ISO I (afl, So... is 411 0*? V'( 511740 01451 04. 7 SIll (Inc-ag. White Sot 1I15 ('fly Itdi(iSd California. 101, swegl altresganse sorsesfiom Anothermake, 5 l Pit OS • ii. technic winner si.,,, a.ss.. c I I 5 tan ''a.' 's u 1.635 1551 te is so $ 111cr had the longeat PU of Us. hoping to Is) 10 3 5 S1 it three is Ltr*s Texas lopped Now Yait, 3*, the Brewers PI•?N I *sas, Mais III I 41 iS V I 1' • SCM -A, 155 5 ta.sos, It orwad I 1011. 5 * , 4 wa.,.. *aise, a 40S'dosl blast to roller and (hkf,w4 halded SeW., 3. Ie*sle * Lapsfs Ii Es-ret, also dethroned Britain's to.ts cr L.a. so is as ) 5)405105 N 1 Laip$ 1"mp Ii•'. 450. IN I Pan a. , field that app.sesd to clear the 3. 1.. 0'.,. 45 15 5 5, IS' c*sanptoi 5 50,45 .1 PI,SSJ sd,.'. ii, 5" 10 0 II III II 10 lop.,-1.601 Hal Melts des-s in those No ?"seuia wad will lobe dipped ad. Us. '"°41' warsoast ouaa 1' i 'a '455 IC F4641840 Wade in Wembiy's semis In Use National L.sgioe, it... ruins with a triple aid PU 10th 0) SIN I $4 41 III 4 ASS N USa L51I45t held by a (141. 55511 55510. 'C 54 $111.4 S N,HI55 .50 Umpire Mike San Pranriace), Se lIege fin homer Is hock the as WA (seas Mailata NavrMile,s, $54*I'5 51611* is 3 55 • pil. 10166.01 116-4, Be 5 0440 S.A III l S.aa.dl , Newly ruled th. tall had Pit Use 1.0 Sf541 L So 0,0 & 55 • Innings; CIncinnati z, chiag Cd lPis.a L..s.j Iii. lhelaed(h,sje,*i 0 111 11 11)03)5.1 0'0 Pis.t tao... Ill 1*10 i ..s. .5 L,'WI1.4,IS C540s tap of U. wall. hives-er, 1 1 • asui 75 0)5 IN 1 as tS.wi.au. Si 45 IN 0011015 111141 Ills Fridey's Idle decIder. Hountil, Chicago $,M. I-suds inactivity Cd 22 deys C tS s.41 7. N*565541 I thy *165 aS,. II Kim esd * out lot an 1181S. 1 N 0 3 Ii 750 P III. 1,141 I; liNiadelghla 7, New Yen Eveet, the 22-yew,.ld tls.a O..4L...sp. 10 dialled IM c (*4a 5. Si Le.'. I ) • • up with nis WVISVN lflple. 11e*. sills P541a.*pa., i5 I. N'SSst Now s-WI $ I I 5 • macns Item Put Ia.dw £ 4,14 s.s and Aumm o,o'a—fa4 La lr Nolan Ky, 3'11. ie, iw. issani In 1 * 4. 1 Alla.W I. La ASO... • (ho; few players I I • Hank Angeles $4. Via., iidlad.d W, N 04, to A-0 5s5iO P*.W lii S * 411 1 i" 1 Vs Ii ,, YlSOP's P1*51510 ailiSui'* 70 155 5 1.11*15110.0*' 1' 55 15. '11151 Greenberg, Ales Johnson, (*lufe, 34, Due Jay, t4: ruachthelInalfanlJyfoulhi t,..e.,.s. i*lTsisoIDTi Bahey Pine holtad $ I.e'qai is i 4010 liii KkhoIZIakaiid Dick Aj. )tj Ste III 0 Iii LSSSISII,IS time in Sig years. while I I I Iie--=y at t eft ftemst ad Kbtfile be *M 0 5l S 0i40a.ss O'ai lea P 5 s • 'SOW% In 1110000 14) , I Pon 4,5s11 5 hove es-se in a ehoU limo the IInLjnc,s belted hune rem sod the aaestedmj tan w an DAv700*SSscw 10 14. is. OsISS Pa., is • • Sp4 iJI 7*74. I elaisisseL reater'fs,ld bleacher. is .JosL.fia.psd,PUIod eIghithonaeg or OSDNS$DaVNiONT to defeat a "rug Es-sons P1541(145 50110 SIl. 400 DSNLU'$SVIP ,IshilgJ •SU$T I Lie.ce- ill POtit S4 111 tO. 0510' IllS. V 54111 tlivmiiaky Pitt' *5UNU51 • Coley of Aadralla, *4, N. AL um a tiut second gas.. Matlack, 74, hunt lie Yaiks oi.a.s.a lG.'assls'v 11 11 a. III * Id. $15. I s.isw 's• 510 1151 1sioian, c "l's s P541545p54,5 lie fifth." sad a delimit *. Yl-.iigw bee-he the Jays lee the seest t ils 54. ON. 1 v.0w 0.,. to (to SaNTO - S Ieo..Hs Dan 051 the s_so. 05540 $ ii. lb. replay she..4 t in the spurner foe his .. SI 5115. 71)5*1)150 lDe4.sr*554, 1*10.1 Dacswi Naveimilows's victory vans SSo.*.UIIMS,* l sic' A's 0 Mails.. Ii i . ; i , sacono-, 5.1141511 a.Msoano.o ne.i ai 'tam too waed,haIdonjl. or C"e. Dan.i'i I.., 50 ' s'.' t y. in$ors— 11i .et altar 'f Mujt4snot,lssd.tw,, sin. so, to. i ais..o s's 740. 0 16 5054 14$ IS IlS. han. rem or Pin. lord TwO lI*øia $11. IS p., u p I 11* a TIgs,, $3, $s synsputhy Was, with Caudey UP 0-as. is is i, $4. I lsao 3: ran mimh'lanng hemst at Alt' P4*0J.IS IIO 351 0 Ii 70 • tall. Iilhtwasal,.s,,.," TINTS Pocasa 01I4$, 914 55 5? Ii. P 151 (5.n*. Oil Ill II the 1*71 ca—spa. - she as.s,..,.,, L0'* IDIs.p 501. I 1% . Kady*aalstMinadal.. Star patcher Mall ksi.gh 1)64 1 55435 SaN, 00 III N,WNl 11,, 3 * 135 1 %SOsty Bull Ian pItted up his seMh not rnet and liv Tigers •,sas,'s 4..., ,,,, virtually lamobdized • • i mod teased with IIsve Hess-uP... o NoN a 0,503*5 $.5.or treeS Up•lan SI ('IS'. S•* rotary a Men 1. II I 5 the Rod 15550 agsvalng a tao vsj.'y a S.SCincPue.s. S IssN iii 530. C,sS 111,54 QI),ii), I is) opened a three Useetauwl errors and tow an ssi'hsltot I. propel (he' lw', D'IisI.Pc 131 4 gaping 111111W haul in the hivatIliti5V5 0*34 1 Gw*s13,S*4'C) S1SlII5, lot) hotkftboollat.unthefuiajut. ,041 ciwew a0 w.. ve, ISM" NIthe liIldtattlimIfVMpha,NIIhe v4a14' II) 135 90513 100. P to Au 1,5, 155.5 Ansenca leagia Lad even the II*U 10 iW Jack Al. West. with the mets-es. Don liars-c; dove in rune singles for WhIghIIU Furniture runs Wednesday night us the and Steve Ferrell and .....,. ____________________________________ - SCOREBOARD M Ma or League - Baseball Transactions year, - ' ''" . *aa., . - Dog Racing a . ' - Connors Win Evert " '< .' xv,,,,, c' starS - - . Cain, Meadows *a,v'. - ' Key All-Stars - ar - - •' , - Harness Racing JACK ANDERSON . Political Payola Plagues Med Schools - cam.n rsss now much pr*suri ?P• has #W on içhfievi.yw. • " Evening Hei-s, Soolset FL Care w, Fisk, Brett Among A.L. Returnees • I-. 7-,4 -. " hailliss We we wcvpkd' e -- their parents Mile w.y ccntnbstiosa to the KIIIIISK W these lavor,d betase powerful If SMi The big question in 'A Infer Springs is whi John lianirts r esigned as 4rputi rrjor At one time. Helping We tommil tha quakitivill ca mbilmles we hevig dacrimumew Samoa In favor oft.. other geups: the soon and dengtd.n of weaShy wond•f Ibmuurk .1 Salfi. judge of the 1b jiatcul cii'cuat. and candidate for reelection, was ii Lallahasire last week to witness tov Reubin Askew sinin int" Law the kgzsbtxn authored by Salt i to rev amp and revue the states juvenile jiastici' 5)ctelii Salti. father of four ctu1ten, has had keen interest in the juvenile jln*lc'e system for years and epeciall) since he has been on the bends. llanieLs was originally appointed to a council seal filling an unexpired term in (ktober, IV'f He had t stand for ro'eledaon only two months Later Rather than seeking re-election to the seat he he'd. *ruch he could have won with Little effort, he chose to run against an incumbent The fight was tough, tad he won handily Inls6husopponentwasa.ornan ltisntrag) for A man to run against a woman, The woman has the Advantage specially if the man is a gentleman kgain he won easily The rumor is going around that lands may not rigs for re'eletlion come November I wouldn't take bets on that one Carter's minguage a. he had failed to tare a secretary for his office and that Mrs. Mayors no longer had tune to do the tyng that Jerio.i's office needed ., cirrently it is citm Lair Mar$6,) more in salaries since Mrs Sas.nazs left How much more will it cast when Jenior leaves His last day is to be Thursday SPORTS Few are willing to believe the rea sons he cited that his daititer and her family are re'ss'ttlurug in the area and he wants to help them and devote lime to them. tkse thing is certain Whether the explanation I)aruets gave is the entire reason or ni, he has never backed awl) fr\ana tight Andheuadevotcit family man VIEWPOINT - ti. Another reason given for Jensor s firing was that some say. he coveted the ma y or s office ANGLE. WALTERS WASHINGTON the nine Supreme Cowl Justices ran on in all drertiotis like Use prortgaJ ('hines, fur *sll team in handing down their momentos r,wrsediscrmuinatiots ruling. Their musma at legal I will be staked ,dedly by aitool adnaudrators and a**oriseys for its lnsplicdions on race qmaiotts. Unloulivsalsfy all the verbiage from the high cowl ignored murk more uxspolant factors that figure in medical sdixt aifinissiom; ec'olwuc and political Payola— b'tie Allan Platte was waiting for the 5iome Cant to decide whaher he would he aihesdtsd to a California medical sc*if, we cvodeded a spatial savedigaties of how money and oomcbm rd)urore the selection j1 In anne of the nation's most predagsoan medical .4, typid at City haU, who had been Mrs Sasainans fran FP.J% annually to helper, go a raise in salary politicians pulled drmlas a Ihior bet. "While the mis elan sod the minoedhe we it ad with Balks owe who Ind he I. medical heols," a Health, Edwatso. sed Willow tkpertmeig offlciaJ tal4 ow repreur Murray Wins, iishid; seems I. iee thil the rick a still hang ansd Cd Our ussutigahun uncovered evidence of payoffs and political influence in more than a down niritcal schools, isieliaiing the University of California, l)siis campus, where Bathe was rejected (Wficsals at t)svis have conceded they ad"led students because their parents were political tagnigs, protnusexd doctors or in' fluesdial Mtensepx. In use instance, a female apçalward was accepted at Ihivu because her fattier was a former chancellor at a California, university. Several Cdficiats at Davis ruefully rate that Baits would have been accepted with no historic appeal to the 54a'nne Cowl, had not at lead Inv (thee Its qualified white applic-aegs been acveed ahead of hwn because of their family ds In Pesuisylvanta, two powerful state potowiisa have been sent to jad for acre$vig I to wrangle Mate medical and ésital school aitnisoems for ctk*es Cd the wealthy. Hifhiet Fisemso, fanner spanker of the Penn Sylvania hose Cd repeowitatives, wan acci.oed by the Justice Department at taking IM,* to irderrins an leMU of tow appbeapga, Yarns ultanatefy was convicted of obstruction of )Mlbm and suit to prison. Male Sew. Henry "Bodily" (.'taulrans was charged with III c-anita of bribery and ofiser tenses, Including the acce$alsce Cd money for medical school psyolls Bid Jic'e Detiw* sovicea say Use convictions may be only the tip of the scandal. Utaitnes one prosecutor. "For es'ery case that has rewilted in an incbctnserd, there may be two dozen more Thu type of case is one of the mod diulscuff to prcmeciite. Frw parruda are willing to teddy to wxndhmg that migia destroy their clads life." A secret transcript of an 181 wiretap of a conversation between a Clani rant bagman and a friend mdacstes the scope of the problem. The bagman was overheard saying that a Qanirani aide "told me, ifs, it ain't only me. that there's Li. If. 13 (thee guys that are gotng after it too. Di, you think I'm Use only one that west to hum with laym like that. There's It other guys. , know, that cane to hum with poople, to get their isle in" FBI mum also told urn that on at lead Low orconoiw Rep. Don float, D.-Pa., Intervened with asd,tmntjes at Hatmemaim Medical College and Ikeiatal in Philadelphia to gel favorite sons ited. A Halarisaiin official bed a disgodeily: "EvIrry tow oretmattwilbefore thr . dale legislature ahid ow bedgat, we were gives names by legislators of appbcarda who were supposed to gel pufiriuual tte"it" The key to getting Into priest. mcal scle is having a fattier who will kick in with a hefty coi*rsbi*ion In 16. a student sand the Owego Medical &*IOOI an growide P.s family coo Inbiged $40,* to insure his acceptance and uflinaldy a diplawis which he never rftvmg& in Aft AliceIn 'Wonderland decision, the court held that the school had to honor the contract by giving tam Use d$otna but at the same tune hasesed tam trims practicing medicine. The student's attorneys submitted subpoenaed recorde, which showed the parents of 270 of the 30 applicants accepted at the (Inc-ago school fran 1*7* (trough 1*74 had coughed up almost $11 million In costributloiw. This averaged out to Approximately 040.0*0 per student. A suheeqinid federal audit discovered that 25 of those atm gained entry after their parents had made sizable danatioiw later received federal loses,. and idsolardapa on groi.mds they were "need)" students Investigation showed that the "needy" stçplicats received $67,540 in federal usonry even though their families had been able to ante up IUY.40S to the sdaiot Whalawr the upahol of Use Balle decision, the medical school payola system is expected to cation a the hour. (lie official told us: "When you have 1*0 applicanta who are corn. P11104 lot on1 uptit, you're tmwsd to have people who are io°W to play the game cvrn,ly." This is bone aid by a letter received rotently by Plods University from the doting parents of a sapwing dortav. "the sumhas recently ap OW Is your ichool," it rend. "We usidrestajid that annetimes private schools U; to find potential large ow*nhiitors among applicai*s. U this is the case U your ictmol, we are open to suggestions" Red Sox Homers Topple White Sox In 9-2 Romp ,. 1 10 - - - ' . , - - ______ ,, - •, , - -, , -. JaI.AlfJI - - - pp _____ wan , ,,, -, It - ., i r____ I __ ,jj I---- ....- --- - ____ Lil..'t �"- Tdi, J, OURSELVES E et-A ll PWea fit . Sanford 4 r I -_______ ..-------- . -.--b Photos We Had To Share , With You PWP Accepting Single Members vow - - ill I'a, f 7tj fL " U kf,, p Am psrcrs is bet - "•'t vu "adc that 1x4.Sarf (a(e1' Of 'u' u:t cut"ej ir -''d £ r Orlan, The Garden Gate the kucal area aptrr a n d I1%tA'J01wm sW aLai be is 2th .ar1er r, - ted ,li sng1e cutc-td and tact. *'' i th (!cia2 •a5vc1 parents are crath .t tot Ittjt,jI inite,j and r,nctvraged to at- - - ------- .rei1n editor alike are often hardput to wfrt interesting phoptilin, taken at r1i ent a i.urtb of iuh fes$h ities and (reque'nth heau'e of pace Iimitation mui omit 'eerai w hich hate special appeal. In this a.e. o r tell the need to I'ho(ographer and -e Wing .i ' - F eec t 'Lazy Gardening' Label Protes ted j pLatt*1 ui - Imit' the irill it I'aras iZg I'art,ers r Hato., l'r c-ct .r aec-rcar. Jean t , - p04~=A7e Aje •" .• rmation eiat ?O r rstrM of Chatk*t, Slav ' Planne-d for Use srunr rxatris extregine Just as there are rMSwa r4.s Lanti of urrh4., tiLe JUL11 S('OTi'lIhl, l-I.l'T, At) tII:ui:ni -ni '.1 ttt'.i:i. _ Interesting patrialism dispIa at u: dci - 5.5. 1111 ut Maitland parade P., FALL IS JUST A DRESS AWAY t.m noi.i:u. PH is I\\ER l\ S F(IHl) ..Mothe'r said she'd kill me UI sson" - -, .; . ..L.:. '4t .41 tit' d aid *1 1 5:-.t-u I , titti .- iau auttsISg an under.t,.;ti', ut their nrnI,.(l, VJ4 -- A(h Iuh.sr', ills, the trw kaiiei as the tie Plitut. laster his FLOWERS REACHING FOR THE SUN tJ'u51I1 0 P*, at Iws is .4 .0, .litIt'rrrd. art .me be autiful tltuat-tu si's-lb a c,uath tiitittitin .4 these hat' beet rrs reat h heights •t t:( i Ire't, and tilI grins ung %%hrniwrfir%trnoi% r,i h-re-. the- % .ini is as just sugar s,ind." hr said flits s (hr result of (- orilpust, just t urnin g unit,', (h. I.'as rs and grass clippin ils I *ln,i 'I use a in pestit' lairs 4 mr of (hr %tinflow rt si .iiLs ha srs eral sniauler sill' hl.aons, instraui of (Li,- usual one 'eL .it, Li tug 'eus- rhat h Ila,- a.ur,- the sunilins rr'.. Jr.' from 1.-li. Ii,nherh aui.f Shad Pu is ib whI rf a nil sian and a pIis un ite. Ronnie It it hardsia,a LI,S htt'h 'u W,iulUa the ulahjii the a hinwn,-s glotuua. -arua .i in ualaujuugns are still (njoeuJ ths t011? • tIes aCre ('tants uaith iris liie,i,ri sFuu'u Si iuut ii'it 1 tutu •hi• ii the bulks sill .st .earsin PItt_i ...irfens inlet %(us( j'uj utwu 4 Iluriut. 5 sanut-, suits vttf sir lru.'iitfl hi utlifi%5r l,itI,i.- r us (Iii uuI(e. sell tr,l auIas5I to this huurti&utt i huh hair Almost tli5J;w.itrt In thalower south tr ae ijadiolu,. the auuu.ar lii tha- -' i 'ellis uIiseas,"5 ,hrC uhu,aJuur u'aunurti 4 lb.' tur .ruuisIh in I' lot liii hut lu-u -I more stud, In qualit (.1(1 state Ali.). Lilies'S s hausi, as (ta- r the corn, hs % un(li, vii in a hutIi itruins II astls inupauu.rd hi the is An ,uiian,tlus fli.ifl doter,. of .u.•t ,'nera i, us-rhau- h of I4)flss.aHJ doesn( stop usilLi grnsIng i- I.-phant's csr' - at tussers much highrr StrrIching far jtm,%ursa high ate t'ussi'aI from(tart to t.iit u'tiiut' carulen, - and narc isIus 11101111C e;penznentin ant a-aa (iliac lu %tru,s ul$si.ist' IiS4IuI Irk lude - ut'r,ti4 s % li. ii (ui-ass' cI.iui;til US • iliOst popular similar oi Iii %afletiesa,-r, bs nu' meansla-In len(lr'. m u (ht'rbred (iii the iluunija "As be uiflhuisuarn III ('I,' c-finish- inautus a hatd) ar ten n their 'tantIn ut oldSouthern uIIUIJtIu The lanie auth bidta anti tubers tLie tan spa-nil a 5- .5 I he'ic atiuld of, hugisuttt csuntruj --- - i'çuaiJar in fanciers iiiis •- trIter autaptest uas-reti,'s and toniis atutIS aill Fr thece are u4her. aSsail, require a ipecait arrerbuune vith air nv (ttkJ,un. teelupes-atuir n.j 'S • T he b.g too 5 me 5 these ,ire swidin to the brewlers arts *nut cuutn. new and 1 Cfltrat P loruula tluuui t't TP, -sp Osimis SISfvt the hooh and •4 DI ?Stui fro* Iio.oiq snertaritst in a a-os ol catuh'ns in a pot cut ('otTvu4 .i tree ifl the tuuwTi IN an Sue ShutS the t'hes ate (hr glunosas. alla lilies, tiIriuiias the I'h,usius, *hit't can be - its J ose luuLg,I seser,at cntanent.. a 's rn a-..... - vhuu i'rlaIldtubt'c,uarusu(e.J plant. as laz man a:rpbrantheu, tubenise catt'nan ma Sure been lsmn e,e euchari, vat arfli,u and clever but the snt'wIlahe bl.'u1-.t reniart as ii1aani guilt) hIs ant aa(apanttuuj over Simptltlu'atkwl In iu-t tea shut-ti are this major flt'lut to the important I.' sub(rut'u,aI . Tri 34- 'hare some deliht1uI phooi with in• terrtinE #tark linei. person uIentrd bulb a'Ovrii or (It' cullisata.v (4 btiIt. Ir ta.orus him' us (had uanantil .i t m,4111 fur ur.'aI: iii it he nlu'tuIa(ut,- tipuIl,,ti,.ns ui:,iSt' IiIIIi IF SI iS ., I. '- Ii,. u4 11:1 ...I S S i lii( dS'luuI CNIIIS L t., IX When Does frT 11 = 3? pct Dacr on pot, N mQrq esthet"s 2W N. PARK SANFORD PH. In.Iluj -- - raTience And Tac t Needed In Tracing Family Roots .........when Flagship U.S. Bank - .....4 %V y• of Sanford merge to become lu I:K\I: B%ss;I:T,tj( tRIERs %oRT1I Flagship Bank of Seminole. The merger effective July, 1978 will provide Sanford and the surrounding areas with three banking locations As a Flagship customer this means that you may deposit, withdraw and pay loan payments at any of the three locations. L)LTRU1T UPI I Arret- c-an mtta-g siperill IX t"Ke.re-e than $1.00 per tW, W(C* and (ta1 in the Additional customized banking services such as loans, money orders, wire transfers, cashiers checks, etc. are available at either the Downtown or the Central offices. cLfa) I re $4 ti11aa cir 11$ k1i i.i. ;wteu 4 olered pa)metts , tipt-roditurt for adranced 14 ,7 bJlxm or 134 , petcei*. ft (ii(Tças)sad Lr$ed States to rrris 4 1W an and I,, u fit" -$ 1141 tram edt Operate their can and macta pasaffege cars i*4. 1E es. knorryan 5 dunce IF— . up 151 ts.11acn frum pes totaled 12114 bthm. V1-(?(4 in Irf, up l$ 44 r1Tu* g' npens. a wit, 191 tvflm j In= W71 and ç N evard Lay. UI.tT* fyan 11* 11214 b.Zbcm The HrrU Corp in an aaa içs of Ifin 7r.K It per tKNAKIP od bttaamfAnv opierad. Pu,jet car eiptnjs (tel to $2 2 tzllecn C 1Ev. dajut c& sad More than ball airwitarted to 11.0* *i x. 49 If pal I. the rettut the Increase muted from is cia per n2, up fttzu Iructi In kiXt, 1W rruliicn Paj3*-r pefavk elpelsuts IN 12212 o-f 2$ I cea m in kr All sad AbJ $24 tLLIX* (1 ft sat Uss as ;dt Ie'ac. can in Uspe b catrag rrut'ng ii, rrsnji Uf LLIag Insilirlbl"Ot VMHNM o4 in 1E coa siiaZ t ir e` ;.. •.k.4 e t.Cea. lue4 and malz*ananc, 311 crrta pet mile to Operate. c 0-. - - tLF; "1 SUMMER FABRIC MUST BE CLEARED! REGARDLESS OF COST! I Ta We invite you to visit all three locations and find out what 's in it for you. Your favorite people will still be at their respective locations; no major management changes are contemplated. Drlv.,n banking until 6:00 PM. Downtown 'v 11 24-Hour Banking with "Jack" at Central Abod $343 Laflam (4 the mci-ease tted tress a recud 1431 n.dlaas can and It-au a New Art To _ Washington Cordially CqWaL=ft1ftIhr)tar.(*M aeinpt- Hats said The car-rectal c'mpaa lM mae showed T. E. TUCKER C..riesas SI s S mcdoe ttude c'J2a has', trietha Id a tfir p L g3jp Vsce Preedset Luau eqrtótwes N pcsud itioee tda rAW fresI ad at asotd scodes beam,, tarts and ZV3 times and it-ak esputmess IThj. a 1$44111 BM a a W vTh Later La 142 peis'e* LWaI Cd 1W peend *p's two and Drew cir. MiLrIlied to geel beans tam 1-Wesni AL & 4" 1k, ()pemtat cu&s anied to vvu a we" chest, isa ca isa Sit as'ei, 11.415 pew s',tncj, as io,-ts' macu ladtxae to &raç trim a trailti- hiit. - IM mounted las V I "M per tale. nd s*b Per imle a 2. 31.2 cs Sss 1122. 12* c ~ P afuiuJ lush writt,ru with lia-nir lis-mnung u Mtl,i.a-Liifl 124 a us like') to be-(uie the sour,, tsiut on tSr % ubjrc1 Iro,g.r lu'znStafluri are a hIll.- sets-a-tn.- about what ttue rr uiuin4• Hearuj said an an udrrstea at tw,auea thr thuit the) have ing onuirug as relationship, I'tw Of have DRESSES PANTSUITS SPORTSWEAR SWIMSUITS 1 We Louril his mother ruanur. Heard saul p:srrs (ta) Or 5LiC tROPIC tt)htiut I titiut p*r.iiti f u fiitulrrti churn for èiv!Si.mu To 00 20 SHQ N PP aonth-r stiat hap,rriesi tu It It L.4-00-idss.u,e. ' ISO u•- i, - would take a sery hard- hearted Itaruii.iS nt Lu 5 L_-i OFF ,,.15s-t5 I thini in a hraJt?n was there are rer la-us atsi baur 10 %rn a uliulul Sal) atsu slon t 0 .'..u, - 2OOSO6FF L His a natural thin4 for uuuust limpir to want to know their hiatoe ) Many his, an urgent reason lir-arul said one resent ilaitir was a inidhet with three owng Ililcill OIOC ,s-u.n is 8' ctulakn atsi had uk'raeluupraj a rlaesbc- u,I tzutula-,uu Serial ii in uittgin uhagn.aus-.J uteul. but tail 10 as - find a resvruj of it hiflt'Iunes it tstris usA she rnswneuj, but the family dudn t Approve and 6044 t Lilt atiuml it Ia NW HWi WITHHELD I RALPH W. PEZOLD $i, Vscs Pvesdseu ILaisSI LSOS$ - j SALE INCLUDES: UPHOLSTERY. DRESS FABRICS. NOTIONS & DRAPERY FABRICS 1WEt4mRV Mt]Lq r twine a as that as of a laiiifid at a Irmigbilopla ha b, the AmCI Plielk Iw. bcesiaa( and lees torches, eav1411*y band Id the 1177 Lii'..,, nmq in IA 55511' ri5eial MAN aft mod t,i'pmuctom Off more tha N pcs tress LW rAdlilLe be the job th Sue-eu, 44. the Only 2n-w ueee IVIt t'de depew.Maam aiiM nec pbrIllifelad La biald a and a tree bind Ia te offillf he -the doevem butsee. peace amessas too a Pores' TOW. 1 4 Irwin Mi OW re TOM clinded aes (ixsi, as as old band (4 Of ,a'th Re ees*ud stwA - NU a zue. ftm a (a (4 Uahan 1 I2*Ss weeded the and dhw mesa am sp 11$ WOU and La.wMap indan aØ* cm. rdyv* as III or Ill Feel pd,eaa,la Calif wn&a, 2* Sueams reatsi -1 YOU SMART SHOPPERS, THIS IS THE SALE YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR DON'T MISS IT! WE MUST MAlE ROOM FOR OUR NEW FAIL FASHIONSI ALL a MaNthM Md ret for to ayMP wMatme f*t of 45 ci', as dectnc vdr. Drew smat, as (acsaj (412*a derwill LW penal setdla* saiLs. Is. cndlaag We lad - ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED 1'0' 650/o DISCOUNT MIRES FABRICS SANFORD. 24 ORLANDO OR ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT SLVL S ltIufnediaIe don But 0. tUr7 ue41n.aj,. u at owisi They t ouId Sr daznage.j of k.4 'elate ilsalusupsea US- *. s-trail Sr augjesta and have papers that ate lit i-air (un'Vise, rrpsi:a-uJ or restureif at placim that s4ieui.aJar Us such work It your lviii libr ar y tais c'racatoapcal ides, kv* In 11w alg to Iff If sancmj,wef, has EVERY ITEM IN THE STORE IS INCLUDED IN THIS FABULOUS MONEY SAVING SALE! of ri-talus,, and tbUet-ting papa-vs and ia*zigjapla umwtftft .a'. result the talifnij wueuuaru who susitrat Sue ulep.irUiierut in ff11) was tr)uniu to help her adsp(asr son, an adult wtusu buss twa-n ru Israel fortO risrs trait' his taIuiai(al ui.uuthrr nsa) kiiva the year a grarakntPin- tn. L*tgs. H niM.z at fr a It sortie pa-ijAr traIl, ulani up stout later n.arn,grs he s-aid qua'stao,us 20111 Is stand per. an aetnd uftw LW OresmaI*sy in capsi, sib the 5(ut't siviold esai - 1nm,, ports, racs then altAr a LtE7-paar li-thing tither pa-aIPIr 5Mw It, 5. it Ito's ti P'ui.t IL our wars I. 0 uldr tSr-ar sas fur ktututy ails airs beguaung I,) asking Prriluel sad. and Mom cm the dasa (41W a 132-5 billion a' 143 1 timotS, P ia-Id Heard ezer. 1is%4`1all three an Pus d.sto-4as rI as fir'S a.ss4i( librarian (4 the Su.stua-) and ca-rwalos trpiitjiva-t, 'f Suit Sea 'I or5 I'ut4ti- lJbrar) Lii- spent I par, v Ns oust, a 'utw, at at to 12* Ar"Tallec male 49 Sm,tbueian', Hirskiber s i4 and *tar s and Macsan Sad &ir, (xa trwits has nssi $4 $s.L on the MAIL clearly loscift, the nalam's Mau b 12* e we 410111 -1 put '' 100,4 WENDELL AGEE - mest uet, ic, Mat III= 1W 974 tiw,, Hats sad Sgec girwinvid it lacethef a fir nate nt' and of ,f sear(juin4 darted on a Search Sr the hardest purl He JOHN V. MERCER JANICE N SPRINGFIELD £ sec,., Yace Ptas,ss risi for tn, tM1 uth pasesnec ra itiitcai 'ni rnar.es* (en- ,, ftac4 bats sat U IE7. $341 ew 115 Prit fl-Sos-ti (-stwrite and taut beuursJ belief 1': 3, I I 'dvi on "lie tIunka teen-a,r, Interest is (s'ttlt%g 1.44) males 01 traee4 for a raved t4aI I A7 trdbcm n 1111 Family P4itiut I rat I one i rua4., takes the tiChu FHhl)t'i FASWC MEA"NCE .l1o%tjljt refract at (hido(estj 'ties The American Love Affair: $ On Wheels OF I-. of Seminole and Flagship Bank •: SUMMER - already 4 PIE published all post tatnuiy But iji-ing 11w Iditit name ukii I nacas I )aeg'r. ridatud, Heard sad viuiw f*wpk try to jiarip 12* (ira that say, he added 'a awls-ar, atsi is a Iiaigtl$ne reahr in our burary vurda to Will Park Iron the 11th to the 14th (?fdur) Mae's pactarag an and trying to 5* an Us Inc Iuds; Sd' Sofi Matching Love S.êt. Comfo.fabI, Matchi ng O".i..a us,e toseau O.'.i., low il ssige CS.i S, ti,., Iv5ç CiisI,541us1 shipping Ia-select Seantsets Include many teenagers as we" as older permag. Head lard 'Weve game osewboajd abel hang nuanhers. Social bristly nuinibe,, lsia,:auinr sub- A I FHHH I �by Ar 00 : GET 7 9W A UuO( OSIC Young 15 CwIlitafts AO*$ I 7 (A 17 SO %0,5,4I 53C i. " 14 13Oiof bsd 14 'S '.ivsc, ;;lA mAT Peou%y :AMp.' 15 ii co.,, 20 ONWTV-00. TA 4.E A r-O I ALL T. 5 La.' 33 33 WAY UP FNOT14lN6 YOU 110m, Till S5 I4 357 10 *v't II Stows *3 r301 c. ao I 1 1 (j I THE BORN LOSER by Art 4; 1 uJ ? •P S 0 . A I I S S [ 2 ___ F4 _______________ I _______________ I I .. .. • I' I - 861161111111 / 1 BOOM lii. 20000 NI.. L 1' I & 113 i* *3 I I I 142 4, 17 II to SO j $bIS Maui 33 I by Bob Montana 1 C- VPA%Z11 __ I i I I I I • RS A-44DIRt e HOROSCOPE By RE*IIIICt BIDE 111111. or i W!w d 1:011111C NEWS * 0 COS NEW'S A5 NEWS CONSijs,ip SURVIVAl. KIT 700 I THE POwi,vwwGAME I THE 00000uP 0 THE CROSS-WITS o ID MACNEIL ' tO HOER REPORT 730 I LIARS C CLUB I HOLLYW000SOUARES Wmation has bets 4 taw. Many PoUtrits have reported actory results restj we s,h e4es w and have worn then for a a4 tgne Whether or W scti a be I ocit depends a kit on the concn 0111w eye as a whole Sometimes pau forget t thee)euavnym.organ and that the lens is caily part of vision u YOU S - 1.sA .,.,141 EEK a MEEK ( 1Tri1TøJ) I placed stde the eyetorepface the opacified Write affected by I would consider this a cataracts. Itas lense cannot relatively uncommon com• change its shape and sue lik, a pficatmon to such surgery, Rely normal bsgnan lens will to ac on your oç*hamoXods overall cvmmoite for ttstance But evaluation of your sum in nevertheless, because of its deciding aboutYo ur oprrdlugdi location it is a further arid what kind of lens you rtNTTIet* in Uflpr0%1 vision should hare for your beat nsc oo after the lens with its cataract after wargeflr (1d4 if, PArR PRISCILLAS POP by Al Vermeer IM GONG TO TRY TO J REAP A HLUEP LIBRARY C*KS THIS SUMMER! I ANTTO \ TURN IP41O A I GREAT t' SCHOLAR' r I r TURN INTO I \%Th 50CING_EL2' .:..... IIi I I 1 C' * Awl,-. t.,..- 7- BUGS BUNNY .y Agro4r*i Latter P.O Boa PIKIE11, Firti 3DMarcti *i 401 Radio City SLAUM. N,y. 10011 Be sure to specify biith What you have to offer is needed by another party. So den't sell Your tatemSa short LEOiJuI7 23-Aug.22)You today when he or she tries to have more trSluence prtly bargain APi1 iMxch21.Apeil ill Um you give yooriulf credit for 11wr ,Il ....4 I,_ f'aw I. a .,t* 4 _,.. 4. Slolfel £ Hsimdahl - .................that ottarsflrul qe attractIve B, Oswald Jaruby and pideiMoi today. best be NW Also Seditall The Professors four. ______ Curds! spade opening was a mighty take sdvw*age of Y°' 9"d good bid nature When an ripe-mt dies elect to open with four wades or TAL1U3 Apnl *'May au foul hearts he almost al tron.l,. Keep your cool if you nW ways has sone sort of extra LIUAiS.p(. fl-Oct. 23) yostseu stirTwIad ompsm values Thrideauttsat)wistikrly do very well today where Units today. You be doubled and hi, lust fn.nda or lap g an org'd athat you'll still ac to hates to go down two or invol,td, bit try to keep culçlssh all you to 4.. there tricks only to find that i fmriandal propositions wider cuitrol. or LOSPlO Oct 3$-Nov. flu ACtUII*r4 )Ost pals could dare, ty, 10* den' I Os lyo Whse the day, tods you shauld have - apt very -I a, G4 o May SWat taatting CISgt * in 12* joys ci cunmwiscat 10 that you tend to chores will de yost wuet lost he was tilting at windmills and that the opponents did rid have a game The Professor Just needed a couple of key cards say the king of clubs and an ace in his partner's hand to Wing Four '-p.sdes husti SPIDER-MAN W-PIUMI MW 'Vbi# MAiN . • 'Iii S 4I 1Oi i 0 16 q it . TUMBLEWEEDS oil L, I , Gold isis. thru So (July 3,) Esco,t . e;.e.rs •i.ie A ss f rle #rWffJ ca-I' '0 U Del uesfs mo '' oft'% ,., . , ,'.- • C,.sts - " *"-" 'Ii, " , R DUAL FAWLTY TOWERS I r (4144 %I Alf .1 1*'I I I cst* '."•S '' ' 5, 1100 2 IOQI2NIwS ocic CAVITY ,.sI I a " '.,,,, "•h' 4-0 SC ,,, • . "' * ll4lØ,' •,,, • h.,,,P%51,, , 4.'. 5."'cI °'' "' .4.? (P? n,ej cI a' •.'?i' ,('',?' 1•", '4 rn'. I, a' 330 OVER EASY CA isa honer or Di. Dismiad 725 3 15 PAM 00000klOAp**GFuoostoA , FOR THE LOWEST RATES IN FLORIDA DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY Insweanc. 1.placetwa&, Our $po'ifl'p in 2 12 TODAY 00000 54001*150 AMENCA a SESAME STRUT S MAJOR CREDIT CARDS HONORED iarnI,igfl3 154t W Pin 114011 JACK PROSSIR S ••. _ •' ".J 1.'.' , , a CLOSED THURSDAY 4115 - MADAME KATHERINE $30 3 I 100Am 00000 MORNiNG AAIIRI PALMIST c. a •,. ' FORD CO$O'ANY W5lS,eS,SI(IIiaItlHefS4prI4S ______ 2 It NEWS OCI000MORMNGFLORIDA ZOOM PAST - P111(1ST 900 '. 0 $TARS*Y I HUTCH if-. ''" Soo 3 NEWS 525 ."O'' 0 54A'S'H 3 ADAM.*2 OSTARTOIR 12'GUNSMOKE MISTER ROGERS RENT A FORD $00 i OCAPTAIN KANGAROO ,,, 1130 2 12 TENNIS .', 'I'r,4 4,l',I'l 19* 4, 312 TODAY I OCIS HEWS 00000 54001050 AMERICA £ LILIAS. YOGA AND you .°., w. t, -. , ii 55 ' I 700 ''N I. IS Sn. NEIGHEOR J5a"iic.sI 01 200 0O$E LIFE TO LIVE 230 I11 THE DOCTORS 0 GUIDING LIGHT .0 1ITUI1 LIFE LOVE MARRIAGE BUSINESS CARD CRYSTAL SAIL READINGS I DINAH' THE PRICE IS RIGHT (MON-THUI 0 JULY UA(1A2INE IIIRt) 0 MOVIE MIRV GRIFFIN aSESAMISYREIT 831-4405 II PRIVACY OF MY NOM Hours Ii rn • p m Pit 'u .ItsIId U 11 OI'3&d'nips(siI*,ffitPis,1i5 " ..'AT 1149 EARTH'S C001" to 550 12 LIVING WOROS 535 12 P11. CLUB 900 .4 A000NSOY AND COMPA. NV (5405) Eree• d.. July S r . (selves ?to 30) (sorves5tol) - 20 pieces chicken punts 2 mashed potatoes 01 pent gravy 2 p.nts cole slaw 15 biscuits C 015 puee chicken I 1 pint mashed potatoes SI pint gravy • 2 pints Cole slaw - ' I og's "Wift 1serves -- 1 pint mashed potatoes 0 - - el pint Cole slaw 8 pieces chicken I pint mashed potatoes FAMILY BOAT CHICKEN BOAT. SHRIMP BOAT. OR FAMILY S.AMPL F P •6b*scuuti wilwil dl.pM $725 ta. i NIL 'I pint colislaw 9biscuits quart of P"Wiffi ______ 3 to 4) • pint gravy . One free - 4 A. a if Iii konomyc' . i sells (serves 4 to 6) 12 pIeces chkon z-: free quart of Peps W th 12 biscuits as j with any Arthur Treachees Take Home Bow WEEK A tyBO1TSI re a',*eve.j 0 ', sni"j*.j s,-.' e.ees Tltr ,noV 'fl0ig eso'cn, a" te . n ''i &,.i rn. ;oc'-s #A(O(Jr UOOEw by Stan Lon and John Remits $ 55 TRAWLER OR CHICKEN BASKET. Offer ends Augut7, tsis #tax Tit" df EPSON by T. K. Iya .. . Mo,. medfor yow wo,I.I-wIuI IF 501111110M •It , ass ." FAMILY DINNER VALUES I 515 1411 i%i ti% DoNMSP I ?O CCN1L GORNS&1. IS . we A WW CAN 1\ WITH J YELUN& Y i DEAF "' - FOUR We just raise to three n(Arump lie mis riot make it but we hate made the pertentage- a11 Isi VaLE000AAD YOU iS 'a 545 I, pint g?$vy 'I AMERICA 1000 4 0PARNASY JONES isi,..r,, ".si,st,-.- 'i When I geni UI for my reading. I came on strong From the begirrung with a dep sooth tiled 'The rtiUiide I opened by Mouth they Mid. Y ou 're the guy recalled. INJIMTY FACTORY ( TUEl ONCE UPON A CLASSiC (WOOl RESOPITNU) a DUE PASA.USA,IFP,II 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 3 IZANOTHERWOALO GENERAL HOSPITAL ZOOM 330 1 0 ALL IN 1140 FAMILY IN) t ELECTRIC COMPANY 400 3 hAY! IT TO BEAVER 1 I LOVE LUCY 0 Mv 11400 SONS O THE LUCYSHOW 12 BATMAN USAMESTREET 4:30 3 THE BRADY PUNCH I UWE DOUGLAS 0 THE PARTRIOO5 FAMILY MENv aowns Pepsi HRRVAD as DON f1 ,ti A It I 3 WILIURN 000114103 11511) , I KUTAI4A A Sr. York reader wants to know what we hid in response to partners onernorunsp opening bid when holding HARvARD? ••• shil - TAC OCUOs MISTER ROGERS 1200 1025 a OOti NEWS I UPSEAT S THE TOIJIlO AND 1140 RESTLESS 1030 1 12 HOLLYWOOD 1230 SOUARES 2 12 THE GONG 5140w S 1141 PRICE IS RIGHT 4 OUARCH FOR TOilOA. uMON-WOD mu ROW I AJLYUAGAZINE(THU) 0weAN'34O4'O 0M*000tIGt*.3 100 ELECTRIC COMPANY 3 15 FOR RICHER. FOR 11 00 POORER I It HIGH ROLL IRS I MIDDAY GAYS RI 0 THE YOUNG AND 1140 VILLA AL1000 RESTLESS ØALLMYCNIL000N 1130 t wW"111. or oniuso 30 I Ø LOVE OFuFE 2 It DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0 FAMILY FEUD 1 0 AS THE WORLD ST1JOSO SEE uMONI 1110143 0 SLACK AWARENESS (WOOl • a s,Rsu 410 3 l-COuN'RY GARDEN (1'UI.TNLM 2 COUNT'Rv FiSHING IFRI) 930 i .o. oou THE cousTRY (MON 3 PORTER WAGOMO rn.*. FRI) 3 NASHVILLE ON 1141 ROAD FCacs - I / RIMftp iftw bu b ID THE REAL AFTERNOON XZZXXIXXZXIZIZXZZZXZ ZIZZI I my uls Tram ,. LIGHT DO) ' sl 1 .01 1 1000 1 12 CARO SHARKS (TUC) i or womos e.i.o uer* (WOOl I CAMERA YMosI (l'i'Pj) CP osuFRn 0 THE ..-' o.s clubs the exampide You set51560 Avg. 53-Sept. flu Latinut to try to ream youtwstto as much peivac3raa necwy to Cd your I U4 haitiit any ilsormboxis \ - .- - ew 1171k41. liguram ac Wr JVW (7 UI siectasoei t .jU5T HoPE ,CU \ cj liii partiwr didn't have thus,' ke cards, but the Prof rasor • rapped up the amne anwa) It seems that West. after prolonged cerebi-ation, led the deuce of hearts It didn't take the Prof two second, to finesse with dumniy's queen, discard his losing diamond on the ace of hearl,s and wind up losing Just one spade arid two clubs Could I tell situch king to lead 1mm - asked West So. replied the Professor Seserth,Iess )nu should hair set rise Your correct kid was the ace of spades After that start it should not be too tough to cash a diamond and two se'tairs. litimudams cossuli to CANCEL Jie Zl'July, 221 "W ends. Your, In The ways and means to Lhe r* tram. strengthen your material restres should be presenting AQI.A111'S Odin. Feh. lh Uwn-jefs'es today. bsd Mail's M Seek out the advice of an imitation to speed mustily associates today. one will give youa fresh outlook to help you I4ka to find OSS InC$1 mak, a mote seraibee major I - ' 0 SAIEY MILLER 1*'u 1<I 'w IQu,i,3 ICt,4s C'4" rnP'" ? C' U • r .ohc.rec". .- .- *.Wl At a*OS4010,tWORLDor won COUNTRY ULISIC 930 0 MARTY R010INS' SPOT. ' WIN AT BRIDGE As lore as you are realistic and repremerstuig yo'sw4J is far abosg your (alerts, a favorable better than that of acenecne who tarn afledig )vs cotter or would like you to Limit he or she Wyte will be forthcoming iie answers. çpjçjp,s The year ahead offers many to better ycigiell Is Oveend, a per= who and fortify yvot hear. 85 , M IICT ' • - 116 "'4 As a result Cl his .1W wants to punch this deiwling tents ctsaractenzatmon, Higgins has symbol of rural authority tight Tb. high P011St of his We was twccane the dar ling Cl law in the moi*ti visiting Helen Ha)es backstage enfori-om,' officials You figure somebody had to us Ne'. York where he was cigt1wcg He is so closely ,Irjun a so uthern swamp to introduced to the beloved sat ed with the conatst*icome up with a stereotyped actress. Higgins becomes jar) that he lectures on highredneck to play the role of almost misty-eyed when he ma) safety and Conducts .7W .'the abrasive minion of relates their meeting, classes l's safe tn-u,g at U.S the law in the old [bce Itold Miss Hayes it was a Force cs'mmervials great Ponor to meet her.' (hit of their days one But Joe lttg,guu. w ho did the limggina said. She was really suspects higgins will arrest a biurtis for sil years. Is a gould de ligliesi to we me and said speeder Just for the hell of it ol' Ohio bo y who earned a .7 W was one of the fu'w'st 'I was elected National master's degree at Scotland s acti ng Iwi1°lflaflCfi she had th(y Sheriff by 3O sheriffs lniverwty of Edinburgh in ever Then''" she asked Higgins to hit ."f the National Sheriffs As. social payrtiology and is a representing Iorinrrpe-ofessor at the L'nms-er. her with his ca*ct'plirase line, 10,1ti gat es, he said 'li's grictb uty of Dayton "Y ou inns heap o' PonUtf) but In also an adhlalf•tn*i. half-Jewish, 11mg. boy But the rotund character gins is 101 perceid fn, man couldn' th himself to start to the association 'I haste the finest badge lie is also a man of many 4. It He praised her in a surpr'ssulg parts. Among other southern accent and let it Lo at collection in the world today I've worked with 113 police and things he is a Brevet Major that General in the Air National Higgins is a main 01 missy sheriff's departments all across Guard And while he is not voices. Ousens. Several times a the nation And I've been sworn nns,h of a military mass, the year he lectures can dialects for into more than 401 departments title dens outrank an admiral in dram daises at a San For- as a legitimate deput y •' higgins whipped out his the Swiss navy. naisde Valley college. Higgins also is a member of "I almost lost out on playing wallet on which he had pinned a the .1.4 PIoneer Society, the J W because the producers gold star LMitd by a Northern American Fugt*er Pilots As. inwated on wing an astiastic California hamlet attesting sa'vlation and the Society of southern accent," Higgins Higgins' depidisatican is SAGTAftfli I Nov, •Dec 111 Your .ay of handling people by Howie Schnêdr ,,., costacies 900 j JAMES AT IS iPi,t,I 101 O'.00e'i .l.a .a's a* p,,. _"a W1 Is ccwt,, tp*.' p..' be "•-'.d p I Q HAWAII F IVt.O Oil%CA I tlV beS.?i i3ea"I cc.'t,stm.I . "• r4-.i-'j,. ' a IC5." i&.&t ii*i 'I'( tt *t' CI5 $?. a's.'aP S.' 15'cP'.a'd C" (be Lea .Oio ret.1 (be (S.c. (' 'ss74g a.'s 9c. ta-.. owl to': , 530 0 WHAT HAPPENING'! ("w S"i. Ar.. Ste t flj, '1".eS a SIA. j ., u4titImUlli kel 44e.p (be. "at U*.& s s.s a3 's CCn..1,n. c. (be '0,es ".c.' 0 TLIRI4kSOUT P ,;is. i C"- AP I' ?l Ma, i Ar.Q.Ic-,j s'- i 'ess s ,j, - •''.'."I I •b. to ceic ONCE UPON A CLASSiC 'Redneck' Espenmental Teat Ps Though he's quit IrUZng can on the tube to become a tV spokesman for (.efleral Electrsc. Higgins w ill goto his grave as the sosdlwrn sheriff which. he acknowledges, is a CUSS 9* ouaQ ii'.. M10 30'3 lCt 15'31 Toft Ui, C,wtnsw , "'b'* CII 1 tSaCh . t'..is accui. of ',3. tJ S...aas UI UJflIO IS JOOU By %F.RSO'i SCOTT HOl.l.Y WOOl) IUPII The qual stnenfl in tus trooper Fiat, steel-nrnnsed dart glasses and khakis narrows his eyes and say-s.' You mrusa heap o'troubie, toy 5 ' what yoggf July 7.1111 OTNE WAL,TONS '443 rn'" '*. " Cti 3i., to -'a'. * 3as'<.e-.ge 0' 0 WELCOME SACK. PLOTTER Tp.,'. 5 4• U' ,,t7e( I CC 11 IftVaItionglId .be( 's'c.P'eccal Wocsaotc,5.C.i a COI..tp, OesQ'*d mo ,sace teac"p. p, s 11 MOVIE , This Old For Friday. July 7 1978 OLRB1RTUDAY 0 54*1CM (1AMO PM 1'i4 p osc c*n c.s, (.a '13*" P.7 1,4.'l 00 3 CssPS 15 G.e.p i*-5 plamis worl" %&I M) e i?3Ct a ce..'n.ng aijtc' c, : '-.-'. a s ca Iw*.,.d oo 1 00 12 NEwS QD LOesE THOMAS REMEMBERS becomes too cloudy because 01 changes that occor. d Affects the nsicai AX a certain postS in uw tc of tiw theselensesthattiase cataracts eye i rrlatoorsup to owd neon is clation or 2wr tadcn u have to to be It w e who the catcts are ,jchancer*on bad tostar me ca pressure you very luck lenses for 17W lAiarrwUt2wre.asa d.s:ribsd must have been ke of atOd.X*l In what they tttatidt., P ressure on the thud anae mrctianmin in the eye. could see Then we came to the .age of the cutact lenses We all have a blUe fUltruig .tiidl could be placed rectly system that allows the buildup over the swtace of the eye. of fluid ui the eye to dram ost These made an enormous When IMs go awry and uTipeovemflirs in the rton of In eye f.ients .1w had had cataracts , can we call It glawma. remni,ed.Tp*goctmClwtma* have glaucoma from such an inindual would see mechanical pressures even •5l 6TY Ircan a cataract ci the normal Now this has been carried one rye tens if it is allowed to e ____ step further and in to the pout that 4 rk_ I I bj* Thom" v, Julyl, 1,71-JI TV HIGHLIGHTS . -I 1111 i I t3I nsom Ii r 17 l 01 1 7 is IS LRAM tnt 1.A.WD • 10013:I( forward to an tylt )ens DOW14 ! * ' !.°.! U!WLt for cataracts PSea,e 'C I S..° !. .L.3 ' tell me what you Uk. A tnId -It 2 ON e. 01 mine 04 swwonUieeye . __ ., , implant. 1619 died Va 33 0.r,, 22 a. *,v will this have wild can it be asaôtd -" I it mites t. 23 DEAR READER 24 *" of all C11,4.1 01)UO( art TTIWIJ IWW ; t*'.o i25 21 Mtlft ft 44 S; .ct the Pd OF WC,iato, L.. happening is -. 23 Vii awitory over the p sev eral dtcadd In 3C 90--# .cq',d 41 Spo. rTçi cataracts. I1I 43 an cataract in involves 3lCo-oas, _ n Go opacifwatxm Cl the _ inside ' '' 37 '2 D' y* the tylt. This roUtid 52 List 11111.0 - @ to)33 Os.' c #g lens is twnafly dear like the 21 ss a carriers. to tr I \ - allow 0 us a EVIFARI 14.raM. SaM.et Ft. ___ ___ ibb' 24 cilloom I I swol, lotoo. 32 Sq*dr, I CAM AU. I Information On Cataract Surgery I,.., 2 Mort Walker I'' I' I CI 9J iscoveis 17 r..,a by •••$ e 7 to' SI K*$ $I I, -- - ".°' S •I ii * I -1M. UM EACM kD Vu1b %ThIJD NUnID 111111116! u 1111., KP MY VR*$E*i IT WV N 4 THE TASTE THAT MADE THE SOUTH LOVE CHICKEN - OPEN DAILY H 0*-Ill 9•...-UI. a SAT. Tills 1109 FronchAve. (Hwy. 17971 .., Si&o,d I . --- % aresomethingeIse___,,,., 2107 W. Colonial Drive 840 N.Oøsndo Avenue, Winter Park Fern Park Plaza 4007OlOnui1Dri. 2259 S. Samoqn Blvd. ZZZZZZIIZZIIZIZIZIZZZZIZIZZZN - - 7145 So. Orange Blossom Trail 2700 N.Orlando Avenue, Sanford 400 Highway 436, Altamonte Springs 5503 West Colonial Dnve, Pine Hills -------------_S.• - ' . - S S - ' - ' - - . - ' - - - -- �'mag* _.1JI___._ •i. - , il'v.*agNoraut45 n.,g, Fl. Evssis.s NIvaN, Sanford. Fl Thwndsy. Jvtys. I Tell The Truth CALENDAR Abbv;Are You Or C.abaeg Ann The Clone? I flLMUAT. JiLT5 l)EAH AHOY: Ever since lvi been old enoth to read a newspaper. lv, been onfising you with yot sister. Ann landers II woulitutbesobad if )Ou welt im advice colwunist aid sIte wa. a *diatncian. Bid nosirtiluck. Americi has only two famous advice-givers wotlh their salt and the) b1*2t came from the lame lvi atten wofred how it was possible for two people to resemble each other so much in looks. aclions arid talent. Now I thow - thanks to 11* lated Muet*dic developrnest Tell the mdli. Abby: Are you ot Aim landers the cine IEW IUI.EY. YORBA UNDA. CAliF. - l)EAR ABBY: Jint because you have. wifl is no asawaace that tg ntiom will be u awyir ute person you name to . a lawyer doesnt no' or care , •• I winesied the signeture cli DEAR LEW: N. eI..iig ie kIt all but. We are identical twhi. maces. sal hit VCit her. refined her husband neu of her "eytl.nes"! wuhes. Bid after 51* 'ed. that t)EAR ABBY. My mc*her and my boYfriend who lives , at with me I are at war. My Pus secvtil wile! mothertlinkamy oytnend ii Inmyhusb.ndswtll.heleft Ialng me because he live, with me all his aiMs with inme, and my boyfriend t grig'tlons that at my death I my mother us trying to rim my thoud leave whatever We. ai to is son. i i'i. i Abby. I am lit the middle. I tmmestely iptit ner)1ung love thun both very mueli, bid witii iii son. l'mthe one who catches it from u to is to ' to ' " whatever you have to each other. lvi tried to ezpfain v" wtiomem ,cu want to have if to Mom that he helps with the viore you . bills and makes in. very happy. And It tried to uplain to my boyfrIend that she is jiM a DEAR P.C.L: Vs.: regular mother who wants the f her dauiMer. 01* 4 suggestlue •ay be the : M always do any 17w oaly time I fuss vflh pesibie. I w.uld ree.ssead serleg lb. senkes at a c : situsUoe. Please give me lottie lawyer. The pen.. p.. l y ?advic,. ALL CIUKI) OUT .b.. ac esrid sat IIh* es lb. law es his DEAR CRIED (*T: Yea liii side ald yes' wiAss be me what pear b.ytrIeM Ibiaba. igasud by y heirs. a.d its. what psac metber U yea put .11 viltig letieri 'tbiaks. but yea des'l tell me bites. pea deal hasw what I. what VOl.1 lb U p.. an.1 say, get Abby's besIMt, H.w Ticiently matwie is i..m. I. Write Letters Y.r All Ibis situation witbsst gettiag Oce." Sead SI and a ls, _____ a Iw.ia -sit a Ikve.ia A 130 Lseky Drtvi, l.mly . bs,frlead. H. Calt . '" dcesstrstlus by Coral kortin, dlrector at Ihel Workiesop, 730pm., Utamber of CultinierCf. * E. Vird SI, Sanford. Delay Iliad DnwiN. 4-7 p.m.. cvmmimdy center for donors 1745 )wL Diet Wsdobep. II am • and 7 p.m. Motdgomery Ward. Iiftn*ale Mali. 7.30 p.m., Sanford t7tamber at Lonenetce. Saalord Rotaract 730 p.m.. First Federal of Seminok. Delt.sa Theatre Arts Gald. 7:30 p m.. Episcopal t'aridi Rouse. Enterprise Weight Watchers. 7 p.m.. tongwood Ijualdy tim and (Mido First Undid Mdbo4td. Overeaters Aesy.. 7.30 pm. Commusidy tlndid Methoibd thitdi, Casselberry. FR WAY. JULY 7 Seiade Semi. kiwanis. Is m.. Sambo's. Sanford. Sesisie Ssslk Ratay. 750. in. Lord Chuanley's. Mamdi Springs Sesised Seseisle Jaycees, noon, Jaycee busbbng. Weight Watchers. Sean. Altamoede Mali. ISa m. Tsaglewend AA. dosed S p.m • SI. Richard's thurch, Lake Howell Road. L.epssd U. closed. pm., Rolling Halts Moravian tbuacti, SR 434. Yseag Adell. Club for Susgtos, $ pm • ( laido Garden thab 710 E. Rollins Ave. SATURDAY, JULY $ AA Sanford W..e.'s Gisup. 2 pm. 1301 W. First 9. The Eagles CR Club. I p m, Sanford Ouenber of Commerce. Orange Blessea Chapter NtL 0e*rstiis .1 tbe Iliad, 3pm, Apt .ft, Twin tales ApIs., Monroe Avenue, Midland R.buiidn lwCbritissSinglismr?*i.7:Xpm. Fnendthp 014*1* Cbutcti, Altamos*e Springs. Cwlbeery AL. closed, S pm., Ascension Lidheran Saviag Easegy to lb. Rise his..,, I am. to 4pm, Seminole Community College. Room I-307. $4 fee. OS4Tisey Ice Cream S.dul, 14 p.m., Zeliwood Community Center on Umon SIred. Homemade ice cream and cab.. MOfIDAY, JULY II Diet Wmtship. IS am. and 7:30 p.m., Sanlando Lnded Methou*d Church, SR 434 and 14; II am. and noon, Canton Union Budding. 9$scn University; 7:30 pm.. First Pnesbyirnan tisuecti of DeL.and. Weight Watchers. 10 mm., Ascension L4dhecan auct Casselberry. Sanf ad Rotary, noon, Qvuc Center. TOIS Chapter l. 7 pm., over Baptist (iiiath, Crystal Lake and Country (iub Roads, Lake Mary. Weighs Watchers 7pm. Florida Federal meeting rootn, Altamoude Springs. AItiata1s$e.isls Jaye.,. buerd, 7:30 pm., dese, Spring Sanierd Akshslki Aasuymam, 5p.m., Idosedi, 1311 W. First SI. kaisi. H Sebsat lesser Oak abaner meeting. 7:30 p.m., Wedirvi SinlUl' SIesk. 1712. Sanford. Th. sfr.t.qic movi is to till it ii flu Herald hsi.iss Iiview CALl 322.2ê11 Ewenlng Hesuld TUESDAY, JULY 11 Saaisrd krksa, 7 am., Sainbo's. Wiater Spelags Selisa, 7:30 am., Smmsiwie Park community ca. Overeaters Anesyses, 130am., First Federal of Sesninok, SR 434. Longwood; 7 p.m., OA Teens. Sedgetleid Apt. dubboese, Sit 131. Altamoude Springs; 7* pm., Florida Power and 141I1. Myrtle Avenue, Sanford. Sanford IJum, noon. Holkisy bin. taagw.sd heel..s, neew, tssldy tim, 1.4 and SR 434. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sumund Apartments Caiselberry; 7pm., Sanford Woman's Club, S. (luk Ave. Paced. Ayseaa, 7:30 p.m., Celberry Coin' mindy Method Climch. TrlC.p Rind R.,VI Cl Club, 7:31p.m., Sanford Chauber of Commerce. ....want WEDNESDAY, JULY U Cselberry laity, 7:30 sm., 5L& Ovid, kitty, 7:30 am, the Towu Hess. loathed kiwuats, neen, Qyic C.r. hrd Oy1.noon, Hsbdey Ion. Matad lereseders ntor citizens done,, 2:30 pm., One Cager. llathgbl Presnaden square dance. l)elary Commizity Center, SItell Road, 7 p.m. Ou5i,.k.. Aaysesi, 7:30 pm, Awee Mill Seas 11IUAY, JULY 13 Nave yew ii.. a øs$s thai isirnd to lbs Iwsada, Nor. aM yew ewuld liEs lu have? W5N. tbuy'vs valbbto. New yes can erdar as Sill .ini ii any hat IPPIorId In lbs lusalag Her. lbs toot 30 don for $410 - Sanford Ovf, 7:5 am., lab's. lesisli Or1-t 7:31 am., Ilebdoy hi. Wysace R L 1Se7 R7, S am, Mayfair CoMry Club. Owesssis Asymas, 1$ am. MiMal Hankli tIMe, Robin Rand, AM'ft ipetcis. 7:30 p.m., 3222611 to puce your order 'rv n UNI?IDUATS$ DiSTRICT COURT MIDOLE DISTRICTO, ORLAWDOD1V,1IoN COURT NO 11530c0C,. V I..01TFD STATES OF AMERICA P14 mI Ii .5 10511? L 5.M1TH 14,, . O.4a.4a.tttI NOTICe OF SALE 'SO4.C# I '4'II. •..a. 1141 p,. i,a.' I .a. D.c'.,.4 Fo,,cb,,,. fls.54 of Jo'.$ 11 5, "s 550.1 e"1154 Cc...$ "4 da11 s'' ca.is '14 U'l.'fd S'a' Ya.s*al. or Ml 5* 0,1, aw'.'in. Mp'l1. 0.11 1441 '*4 s.0f? t.l04 .1 14..'.e• C04'I, f.4a T'. AnsI 1.14 4 Liii FRONT £)OpTa. 'so 3 LESS "I Soc's.. Ifl t54 ALTAMOI5TE '0 11.1 P104 1P4cs.i at '5(51504 Pa ROM I 13 P.Si.c RICOh.' a' S..., AN'S COl, I 0,41 pc, *o.,.sq, ,o a.,, .1 b* *uS 'in '* •, 11$ .4 ,1 *sqil 114 451 s.dos. so' cast .0 13 ocioci '5'..' a. 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AC.. 711 04. pI.ø•,I' 0,44 lad.el.si.l. Jayeses bd, 7:31 pm, Jaycee PWAY, kILT 14 ttuk E. kI Tam., Samba's, lashed. ls UMep 7:15 sm., Laud ( '.-js "caU c,ctutiousuams MISSy 5' I 0 1533 tail nrscu si.wa, Cuow,, F*'45. w IW T'cVI '.ai, .. ..awDvau ILictauc. a. * , se, us '53$*$q lid 014 Ct.4 0'. C.'c..i Ci,ai. S1u Ct,. s.ou I,,i 's... 114 Fes.s Nauw V.4I5 Ti isct*' MIs. F $t.i,i ttu Si JOHN SARSEIY PWSI. J,'.lfl.3l.My5I$?l C'CV4T _ LIM tborry. ImTI*, toe., sea, lack's. Diet Weshebep, IS am ad 7 pm., Montgomery Wad, lniqr*Me MaIl; 7:30 pm., Sagsrd t'r at - Logil Notice _________ FiCTITIOUIN&Mi N0441 4 P'SISSI 1,111 'MI I ' 4' bcboo,, a' 15335 1 La..p, £, . S."'is* Fls S.".00*Co,,&, I 4. v'dIVt14 0 • £010 H Ati I4 S CONDITIONING. _ INS Carl S534ts. 5a4".a... 04 '4 C.'Cv S.øiI (4'' 4a . acrs.5a'wS wAN '14 p's.SS "4 F.(31$4J5 s.... i'.u.'11. to 4., i.c'o' 1013 4555 FIrma S is.',' Ta,Ir TPtsirsdap. Swiss. 1175-55 VA ISA CONY PINANCING-NO$LO*05PAYM1NI$, r,dats. DVITI 143* 50 Aa'pin$ SM. kim U.S 1113 ISa's s*eIhiis$ah'dsId Av Is $.sesv• - Medels SeeR IS 0. diii daIly - rcosoua.o usoinaii. usc, SUILDII STINSTIOM NIAITY. REALTORS $AL1SAGtNT$ y.a.w fl2.2431 LI.I �66--l!"sioll N.caW. SisrL FL Th'nv. JI4i, )7S a- erald p. 1 6 4 If 70th I Year, No. 277-Friday, July 7. 1971 Sanford. Florida 32771-price 10 Cant, W. Services Lacking, Petitioners Claim Tuscaw'1'11a Wants Out Of Winter Springs Home Improvement Summer Specials Indoor/Outdoor CARPET Double Bowl STAINLESS STEEL SINK A long wearing, easy to install carpet in 12 widths. Stain resisting polypropylene olefin fiber Blue!Green, Red. Gold, Green. Self rimming satin finished double bowl sink. Made of high quality nickel stainless cteel 33" z 22" Unjrco No. 47404 Home Products Ozil',,' Wide Angle DOOR VIEWER CONCRETE MIX Scottrs' Easy to install. Fits all doors up to 2' thick. Premixed sand, gravel and cement. 40 lb. bag makes 1/3 Cu. ft. 40 lb. Bag No. 669XC 259 Yd, . . .. r - GIBSON'HOMANS company 199 I!tRE1c • X-14 MILDEW REMOVER Noncorrosive, Instant Positive shiit-off. Easy to install. N o.200A. No scrubbing - no rinsing. Kills 3nd removes mildew instantly. C 4...' U '9 2 . 199 Reg Price (each) Reg. Price (40/b. bag) ... . 5' Prefinished CABINET SET Mar-resistant Gothic Oak woodgrained set. Includes: 60" Sink Base, Two 15" * 30" Wall Cabinets and Matching Valance. (Sink, faucet and counter top not included.) Set..... ....... ..........................99.00 Vinyl Asbestos FLOOR TILE - 12' * 12" Coated with adhesive, just peel off backing and press in place. PATIOFLOR EP512 - Green, EP516. Gold, EP517 - Beige. Each Tile ..........................37C MASKING TAPE (LECIRO APfSPfCJAL TiES An all purpose masking tape for general industrial, household and light painting use. 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Dries to a bright silver finish. 1 Gallon ..........................529 5 Gallons ........................22.49 38"x4'*8 .................... ...2.76 1/2"*4'*8' ......................2.85 1/2" *4' * 12'...................4.27 CDX PLYWOOD SHEATHING all Agency Approved Piece REBAR No. 3 38" * 20' (piece).......1.30 No.4 112"z20'(piece) ....... 1.96 No.5 58" x 20' (piece).......2.90 318" it4'x8' ..........7.35 1/2' x4'z8'(3ply) .....7.85 l!2"*4'x8'(4Ply) .....8.20 5l8"4'8' ............11.13 PRICES GOOD THRU JULY 13 For Calmer Female By JANE CA&EL5EKR Herald Staff WrIter Sotak-Central florida Zoos nuue-yesr.old nal. Indian elephant, whose rambunctious behavior has been known to put his keepers in the hospital on octassona, is leaving the zoo early this month The Central florida Zoological Society will be sending the popular pachyderm to Grand Prairie. lisa,, to be traded foe. su400t IIIØI young female elephant. One of the reasons given by no official, for the trade Is that Sobik is becoming more aggremlee towards Ma keepers and less manageabl, as a result it his tinçersment. 1k'. John Athey, the no's consulting veterinarian says bull elephants jast naturally tend to be more aggremive. Females are more inn tempered and have the added and of being able to deliver valuable offspring. Athey said Ed Posey, general curator of the no, flew to Grand Prune the Mat week in Jime to ewim. the new female being c011- a iidrre,1 l'u-,411zJt1ji it plans to exchange the COIllISlI was concluded with American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums Fellow Member, lntenuaticmaj Animal Exchange, Inc. of Ferndale. Mida, on June 2). !.' A With fuuds provided by the Central florida Capital Funds Committee. the Zoological Society is coridruct.tng a new $33,000, 10,0& square-foot elephant paddock at the zoo's Lake Monroe site on US. 17.00. The paddock which will house the new baby elephant ion her arrival, is expected to be open by late Angiot. Sobik was in the new, seven monM ago when he was given a root canal for a broken tusk by Maitland detitig Dr. Charles LI mitt. For this klngsize Job, Sctndt had to make special lastrusnenu. Sobik is Ulouglit to be the only living elephant that has had this paitlailar procedure dune to his tusk. . ' WAS)ll5t,ThN uLJl'Ii A federal judge today ruled thai former CIA agent Frank Snepp violated his secrecy oath by writing an 'mauthurued and highly critical bout about the agency and ortterc4 all 01 Seuepps '01-gotten gains' bull salei of his work Lw given to the government. ' - - - I: - 4 - .'- ' 116 20 - - .5 Soisk came to the, too asa youngster who it* =a was tw at ft am 6"rest to Sanford city hall and was displayed in Us moat that sunoumded Monkey Want Ex CIA Man Broke Oath 5 ..,_.'. ' 54*1k SITh FOR T1tlNI:1t JIM k%R%GIiUl '11w I'lA cawiol protect it, Vutetligeni', wurtes and methods if its agents are allowed to determine what intelligenc, ought to be made public," said U .1 Lkatrkt Judge thwn lewis in a Il-page ruling released by 11w court clerk Snepp was prufubded 'from other violations of his secrecy agreement, by r.qwning him to sutinut to the (IA for peepuiblkaliosi renew any manuscript INch the defendant authors which concerns the Central laitethgenc, Agency, its activities or iidelilgenc, activities generally which the defendant gained during the cugne of, or as a result of, his employment -, If IN riding is tint overturned on an expected appeal, Seiepp deniM to lose wine NO.000 he has already earned from bout sales. "thu who breaches his trust and secrecy agreements with the agency of the United Mates charged with the r,wnsebtlily for protecting intelligence sources and methods ought not to be permitted Vi retain Pus ill'guftan gains," $awIs ruled. "An)ihing less will not lull WV to prevent orlauthorned Saclosur, of such iaitoemation," the judge said. Sanford Woman Stabbed In Neck, Autopsy Reveals Idler Whoom killed Mn. Yhah Oliver Young, 00,011011 Locust Ave., Sanford WeutenMy or early Thsndsy mad have known tier Martha Patter 01 H.ug (laden ApnUmft An setpoy pariorm Will revealed Mrs. Young died 01 a dab sound to the neck, a.w_Sag to Di'. G.V. Carey, Seminole C.wdy nadical e'"r. The resulted is eit.raaj lemordlagang said Dr. ( q (3 appr Jy vu not sexually assaulted bit more nammation U required for a final deter. _____ . nunatson. Mrs Parker and Mouse I)usa, 1100 toc, a neighbor and friend 01 Mrs. Ysmig loud her body lying on its side is a pool of blood early Thursday mofldhig. "We bad been calling her and cwudbm'I coedact her," said Mrs. "I don't think iiie tell that way,' Mrs. Parker maid of the Wednesday. usltion 01 bet Inter', body. ps called her to lot her know I was going downtown I had Mrs YolSd was lying on one side, one hand betwid her back A some talus to ply," remembered Mrs Parker 'Siwiwbady tIM ribbon was tied around Ole wrist and more pusS ribbon was knocked on her door aiim I said was talking to her amI she maid, 'I'll found twit to the body, Mrs. Patter Parker. "The call you hick' end she never did call me hick." VOW eld rite and rang and ring aid she dad not Mrs Parker knew the,, was somethuig wrong when the opened sewer. Wegdneiowatla Prior to that conversation, Mrs Parker and bet sister had n tier. Mi, th, front ir. discussed the dangers 01 living alone said Us bad beas "M 1. call her, too." 'She always 1eg her dour locked," recalled Mrs. Part,, Mrs [ham walked wound Mrs. Y's Imime and saw lIghts 'We had lathed about a week ago and I told her that I had been 'liie mat have known the person who killed Pier," said Mrs on In the living riem where Mrs Young's body was reacluag about en many wtdews like her living alone and being found. From Parker 'Kern dl ring the dir she has peep holes in the door and kkilled. bud she said he wasn't afraid,' said Mrs. Parker inside could be head music. said Mrs. Part,r. due always looted out to see who was there," she said. - 'I, no. Item the mscBbthat 5jg4 Pui*e are contuuidng their inveitJgalion teds;. U. and Bob whatever happened to Mrs Patter said she and tier sister maintained almost daily Hal jdi Russell said there are is leadsinthe case. A nudive has not her, haned in the being room," declared Mrs. I'arter telephone cvmdat-t The lad time she talked to Mrs. Young was bown established. " Cabinet Delays Action On Longwood Youth Home A dKow en whdksr the MM. T?eanei, arid Insurance Jim Snyder. Canter's ate Dipattsei* 01 Health and C_neUsner SW (asg.r ad eascidive M" 55ih1, 5ervic (HRS) Attorney General Robert Ui. s"neds 01 t said today he Cab" SANFORD youths are caretitly hosed family homes and gov ern. sot fail hewn aeslujied to CIt . Council and the Seminole projestedutoplanaloiacetathe A mar reason given for the mentaIIy.owned buildings In c-ugt Judge lien Weddell bud a CouidyCoenmiamiomiis June padpoawmes* Is the lawsuit agricultural wmlrot. Juvenile center on l)iion Road,' hearing has not as yet been set will be permitted Ii fallow Sheets, Thin'y a decision on "seem to be leaning against the filed by Kenneth Mcbitodi of Ned th firm Juhaim Jr. of e *1w In addition, the urno on ta pr-1 wthos it the thate-" the SmMord law fIrm it Man' Is working with Mclntatli on the request for aJulian has said a 015 fIve-mci, tend uda ha- he ud pra,itty frmni Oset . till vat W5,d diem, Diets aid MCkeIOII en lIt maid the govenmusdajly- mctua to bait the puritans 1111 m, off [hj K thea limes for a riposted bytl*two cabinet rnanblrsto heheatitthie Myrtle Lab, Hills owned buildings aspect speaks will tie filed In the Seminole n Lid be hose 111111110 3, was pldponed for the a dute coetata, amid Saydir, to Homeowners Association to owrertip rather, than s* Oe.Lm.is tourdy cUnst tout on Aug 1 s.ees Juvesiles , second asath is a row. hasp open the present lose challenging the zoning of the aid Is inconsistent. Lie saiduse 00* i*rm all 00* (hi Jos li at Us urng it o$*as of a 3Nliqsare4at prop Ang. IS by the Duon Road location Ia (a,i ISA H.pIIsl erty and Uwunsideicles is pats .4 an or dinance wo IA r1wift Cabot. j ib creseverg (luster Ike decision was liouse referred to as the the Us *A MVAKLVZS Cindy aeakig or*naiso slppaasd to, wader law, bar. lidikytaim &A a A *tv, spear.gs , is Loag, TinCSWISa fadgy w the which permits both single. menu, ties with 0* tpmeai another. This IA Roth the Longwood City glim AShy hA Weathet 2.4 700 French Avenue Today Ph: 323-4700 HOURS: 7:30- 6:00 Monday thru Saturday Closed Sunday :•- . ... I Uquid Asbestos ROOF COATING C°atsrn Single hung 2/2 windows meet FHA and VA specifications, 37' wide. No. 23 38%" high (each) ...... ..... 24.95 No. 24 50%" high (each) ...........2696 Prices quoted in this ad are based on customers picking-up merchandise at our store. Delivery is available for a small charge. L I For patching cracks and holes in roofing. flashing and gutters, and fnr layng new roofs. 4.19 fj Reg. Price (gallon).. 18" Mini VANITY PACKAGE Mar-resistant finished b3se cabinet in White Leather or woodgrained Dark Oak. White Gold or Brown Stone cu'tured marble top. Easy to assemble. Less fixtu. es. Package.... ............39,95 FLOOR TILE Standard gauge vinyl asbestos 12" * 12" tile in: PP-20 Spring Green, PP-23 Pebble Beige or PP-i Gold Chip. Each Tile 21C IrzI .4* ifO* docr4o'duor in the Ti&scawtfla planned and deeloçsnent Si.niL today seeking signatures on a petition to mmn-r the 3,300 actes The Tiweawifla at,e is located in the eadern halt of the city. from the city of Winter Springs Sines said the "cixitraillon" petItion and prope.ed cmknanc, acres or X pmdiifofmustbe advertised for as conseciive The Tusciwifia area weeks for public Ileanng the city's total 11,16M acres, has lfl homes in the $43,10 to and at that time the city council can either pasa hot turn * down. rite ad mdi*ies 1.I00 of the city's 5.0 residents. ac"If it is turned ciown. w, can go right hick and request a cording to CIty Planner Dick Rounaky referendum cm the matter." said Sine', adding that $1 p i4 01 Aiinhng to county property appraiser Terry (beI', of. the voters in the area involved would have to approve the contice, the property in Tuscawifla has a taxable value of 113,00,000, traction. of the city's tat base. representing Mayor Pit" said he was informed shoot the petition tbla m(*lnit.lttai%*antthifacJa edoidtotIwcdsensog tu base and will continue to provide a las base for the city. We there. Idon't think the petition can be surresatul," 1w said. feel we can stabilize our lazes by getting out of the city," said " Past folks in luecawills moved into the city. I ckmt know whit Sine', adding that the Tuscawills rrsij,s may be caL.j upon to the MiXy Is there," he said help pay for a Curt system In the future which doestil serve their Sines said while the petition committee for the tsiimdary con area. traction has not contacted either of the Taxawdha reildoult Sines said in addition to the water system. Mayor Troy PdandCouncilmen. Join Daniels said Thornaa ('raven, 'I think they will also has suggested that the city Purchase a gulf course. We it But I have no assurance." he maid want to buy a golf s'uur, said the former councilman, who ItiOhili is to a rtsati drive oriazused by i'CuIgIi.d ti'nii Off kV cattier thLs year Charles Mort, a former city eniploy-,.. Petitions containing II Sines sad that the petition group which includes .•,, percent of the signatures of voters of the entire city were certified Sheila, Robert 0. Wililains of l0 Elk Court North, Ilerber, ; by Mrs. Bruce this week. The petition charges 1)snwls with Monson of 13N t)r,r Hun and Staaley .1 Ubarsk.i of 1100 t,ator malleou v. flU5fft35fl and neglect of duty in 011kw. Daniels' tne, plan to has, sufficient algnatu,-es cm the petition to present cili'YviuI tell P'Vl November lui' iowneung the area by the Tuesday night regular Sines also is a prime mover in a petition effort to recall Piland meeting from office lie said today that apetitloul committee for the recall lie said the Tiscawulla area currently has 3C regist eredvoters will be formulated at a Saturday heeling and a 401 charge' and that state Law requires a petition signed by 15 percent of the against Piland will be firmed up it that time registeredwtri',oraho30. Weplan to have too gignate,on the petition," said Sines. Woman Stabbed lie said it-ate law pruijes this method for - cuitrsctin.g" the * wemsa, skeet It was feud dead I. her hem. lasS. city, boundaries Fstbre.5 eabdiulie. in Stbe.st lemissle Isusty Ikis To get more Tuscawults residents on the voter rolls, Sines said. a drive is taking piac-e In that area on Saturday and Supervisor of itemiasle t'.sats sheedr. drputiessrflw g .0 Ike $tii5I II.0 am. sad said the, wemaa ssteat1y died FlMions l'airitlla Bruce is cooperating in the voter regiration thee, from a stabkiag asuad. "We ar, Initial Ow as a hsaskifr," !Ikerdl Joka P.1k Of Da Joe vis of the anford Law timl of TRIMLINE Summer Sequence SYNTHETIC TURF Chevron Polyloom fiber face resists weather, saltwater. Cleans easily. 6' or 12' widths. Sq. Yd...................... . 4,49 NEW JULY SCOTTY'S CATALOG 1 141? pop so MAlt 90 Ic.i, i.inc, Dp.t -.i O o.tfl 'dI"Hj,n S -, ... Don't Miss These Super V Iues At Sc- )tty's Regular Low Prices I . .,. - Each Gallon Reg. Price (Pont). I -. L? 40 , Each 99 Pint , v 21 99c Plastic Asbestos ROOF CEMENT Fluid LLe Control VALVE I 3-' 1 79 Eac9 h 2799 1 - dt Reg. Price (each). Reg Price (each) 1 - Each I gi'o. Sines said. Diets is cwrest2y city attorney of Altasncmt. Springs and Oviedo. 'With all Davis' knowledge &bad muinkipal gomivtwnt, we Petitioners Led by former CIty Councilman Din Sines were thought he would be the heal one from wIwin to meek help." iaid aac o... Aeg. Price (sq. yd) By Di)NA I3'TI HrrafdStafl Writer . e .a • I ------- .. * - .--. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1978 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Ev,nlng Sacd, FL T.sd.v, July I1 -p.-- AIR CONDITIONING REPAIR TUNE-UP and BRAKES Free Estimates Becker's Auto Service 1301 E. Hwy. 4J Altamonte Springs 1317400 Business Review Call 322-2611 NOW! START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising Department of ON THE GROW I PAINT - SUPPLIES A COMPLETE LINE Evening Hemid 1-lerild Advertiser MUVI I 70Th Year, No. 2 75-Wednesday, July S. 1970 GLASS it PAINT -. Sukatzk COMPANY, INC. IIIMAONO5.IA $ANF010 131 4421 London Conference Unaffected UINU -------------$100 OFF Slump I Egypt Offers 'Hard =L i* ne' Peace Pro osials LARGE PIZZA = Offer Expires July 11th Chicago Style PIZZA 339.5209 uN H 140Us$ Us. Thurs. 11in It, M Fr, Sot lisin I10014 S,ii CMW4 n N..? to Sportsman S JERUSALEM IIJMI - Egfoflfluyr.layedsb latest Peace Plan to Israel today through US Ambassador Samuel Leww Althoth its conditions already have ben rejected. Israeli offic*als said there was nothing in them to bar a peace parley in London later flus monu. Levis relayed the Egyptian plan to Foreign Muss*etMomhe l)ayan during an early morning meeting at l)ayan's suburban Tel Aviv home. Israeli officials termed the proposals hard-line but said they would not prevent a meeting in london later this month between I)ayan, Egyptian Foreign Muuster lbralitm Kamel and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. na related development. opposition leader Slumon Per,, said he will "ewtiarige stews" but not negotiate when he meets Egyptian President Anwar Sabi in Vienna neat week, "There is a goserlunent that has to conduct official negotla- GOING ON VACATION? We'll fune up your car, check thlo brakes and solve those Permanent 20 Wave Rig. $25 Frosting 115 9f - air conditioner problems. Well Keep It Trouble -Freel Bib's Beauty Shop and Resole Bo*iqu. . I LONGW000 I hWY it 02$ NUNSISY Oi I :s,usso.,ac,wn,i, I 83127 67 I UC', 41 111? 106 XPU f , U 1112 Fronds Ave.. Sanford 322-5664 TUNE UP GM AUTO AIR # SPECIAL J 'r 11 ESTIMATES 0* V1IS seasonal 11t rvice GM Compressor Replaced 323.7950 0*1*01 '14.95 $7995 t* ms Ad 2400 Hiawaffia Sanford for app$. *1 SPICIALIZI IN TsaI C.miach4, Ts All Ty1 01.,, 1t CIiaIi tarl tattletaft 11.11 seats .ps Vial Auto Glass WWR -& seat Cover Co. 31$S. FRENCH AVE. Ph. 333-6033 m,.ius riurr., i.r.a I. /%II III I.L: (ItPW5, OWNERS OF RII.I,,AS RE.%t'TY SIft)I' a Is your hair-do suffering from summer slump, aim and surf' looking for "no frills" op. poatunity to save' Hula Utus and Kotna Hope, owners of Bills's Beauty Shop and Resale Boutique at IOM French Ave. Sanford, want to help you fight Inflation and look Your bed. They are olfertng 'no tease, no fuss" shampoo and set for only $3 as their Monday. July 10. special In the Resale Boutique good used clottung will be on sale at uniforriu. pantsuits, shoes and "We Offer a full beauty PUniS. Bills's will sell your setvlce In a friendly. Christian like, but many shops don't do anymore," Roma pointed out, good used clothing on con. atmosphere," says Rums slgflmeflt. Bills's is open froon 9 a-tn. tot Hula's also features '.$3 and p.m.. Monday through Satur- hairpieces in a vanity of styles. BdIa and Rome are sisters as day and evenings by ap. lengths and colon. well as partner, and have many PoUitment. Years experience in the beauty Bills enjoys doing macrame parlor business. Originally They feature Apple Pectin and other crafts. Macrame from Kentucky, ihula has Used And ph and LJni.I'erm per- items and dolls she has In Lake Mary for 10 years and maneMs and tinting, color rinse niade are on display and formerly operated a beauty Will touch-up and bleaching available for purchase in the shop there. Korna has lived in hair. They also do haircuts, boutique Sanford for the past eight styling, shampoo and set. years. They opened their shop manicures and ,w4,,,,... is,.,.....__. i ....- and manicures and .... ,.. IwrIsa -- .'. ... ... half price. The boutique on French Avenue in l)ecetn."We also do the long hair pugh hula or call 322.5614 for an features lathes' dresses, white her. style, whith 54Xne people still appointment. () () What IIIu*ionsc IIau! WIity Macrame and Ceramic Classes Duncan Stains and Glues Large Stock Macrame and Grnwar. Floral arrangement classes 5111 up now for Argument Ends In Shooting Death Of Seminole Man By MAX EJIXILETIAN Herald 311111 Writer the street from Joe's Tavern, been arguing by the roadside, Coopea' was found bUsg two There was one witness tolls, following Or 1912 Southwest Road ltrgang's few minutes of the liudmg. she atsiti fireworks being et of in according to information down in a pool of blood by the 1111101lng,4wumanaccorduill to eummation at the scene said Seminole County' Sheriff's supplied by the Sheriff's roadway the ares, a(Turdissg to stwnjrs when sheriff's duenif's records Eddie Lee Cooper. 44, of officials are looking "lie died of masatyc U*,nsa for a Department. The man repac- deputies arrived at the scene "All I could tell from the spokesman john Sçmtiki 1910'i I'Mhologist Di'. Sara lri'gang hwest Road was shot suspect in the case, but had not tedly pulled a gun on Cooper bleeding," concluded Dr autopsy was that that bullet was Sout Thw body *III tie, taken to its. Cooper had no pulse and had performed an autopsy ths I and killed shortly after mid- apprehended him t it late lists monung as of this and shut him in the upper left stopped breathing a WWI calibre." she said. Wdaun.Euctwttatrg,c Moi'tusry, when morning at Seminole Memorial night today following an "The bullet hits major artery died area, A complaint had beets made 1110 in, Ave S Stanford axgurnen with a man across according to the deputies arrived, ac'cordgwa liostital The body was taken to near the heart," said Dr to that sheriff's oftScw abasd a P'un,ral arrangement, ate Cooner and the other n had sheriff's department. report of the Incident. Ih. iv..n...I .I., II.. mow 01511111 5 nan ritwir pnor to use snoniusig isicvmpl.te FOURTH FUN IN SEMINOLE PAST - PILSIPIT - 'IJTUII l$lplul todwice onalltiffs.rs LIFE LOVE MARRIAGE . BUSINESS CARD, CRYSTAL BALL READINGS s,osio noon 8314405 P4 PRIVACY OF MY NOW Hours$a.m. $p.m.Mon..Sal. IF 027 Miles Sauffi if Sanford. Neat Is Nilasi's 0114 reading special with #out ad Hole-in-The-Woods Farm Riding Lessons For All Ages Trail rides Pony rides IC... sic vs sun 1w ens lc..,Ni,.et.ry hsun FUJI Near S.C.C. 32241271 CALL FOR RESERVATIONS WAX TOliS CAl UIVEI * AGAUNI New Hours Mon. . Sat. to Yves.. Wad., Thurs.-?is p.m. Ill Nay. 434, Longwood 830.1.1.10 I I "it It Falls and has a site. ask us about I,.., - 1ii ai 41 Oflounujnumnj * * *Isdarl,- * $ DAY MEXICO CITY FIESTA 'V.. Ill Willis on M lOPS ..a ndp... offiftb.6 *POSflfl _ U's, &~ i., swuWARR ..a l... NOW OPEN IN ORLANDO 920 N Hwy 17.92, Longwood llm.i.IsdSa 4341 C ) Rally Racquet BaN Club 14411 Most SUN. 323. aM,a.4u,n ONAM. & Health Center COVE $ANP050 500PM8160. _____________________________ COMING SOON! __________ 011 Esclsis4 Ceerls 1PIANO TUNING Your PIrwaI 1 I - I PLAYER PIANO SPECIALIST Redrial in Travel Tvmp i 14 Mile "M so 111111, ARrsru MaN sa Pals ktIsDr..ANsmssIsSM. 1 830.5010 I. . I LONGWOOD PIANO SERVICE CAILL FOB I is E, GEORGIA LVI. 33.54 APP?. I 1w we hive this Tire,. Brakes. Alignment ACCESSORIES A ROLE bribe REVERSAL? end SHeeNI Fad IN • LIgee, Lonn, CALL 400*, HWY. 4)4 LONG WOOD L..J S3O-7OO Thousands of residents from throughout Seminole County gathered at their favorite locations to enjoy the traditional July 4th celebration. In Sanford, Ovlodo, Geneva and Maitland young and old alike dodged scattered shower's to enjoy the variety of food,contssts and booths. And as the sun set heads were turned to the skies as the evening was topped off by spectacular fireworks displays, '• , ',"v'.4 ,'' W •' WITTT!JTTWIT) CAU NOW I,, Moro Fourth Of July Photos, Pogo 2A hishreld 4 1111 WINS TRIM CLINI_j!0_1 Laqwg.sd village-41434 22$ N. Lakemsad, woofer Park HUSTLER automatic pool sweep LAST WEEK I AISZA POOL SERVICE Itaty. 4*4 Lsqtui 3394251 - - I The number of signatures on the petAlutns to begin the preca Pellenn has aIru.dy slated thet Be will not resign Dssu,Ls has of recalling from office Wi,de Sçwlngi Co.gwjljnaii John Ihsnicls mash, no nAIuirnts f or the record sure the recall effort was and iauaied PeUsrats are sufflilsi, Setnuml. Supsrvtaoe of begim by Charles Mod, a focus,, federally funded ('osw Elections Canulla 1kw, will certify to the city of WIM,t Springs prdwnstsq Empleyinetd ttauwsg Act CE'TAs city employee to day. Mccl in the paldiun charges tIsnatis with mlatqua sastv, The petitIon an Pldh,rin contained *4 signataes, *4 of wiuds inMa hesncc and neglect 01 didy and Pellerin with mtsfessw, are Valid, said Mrs 1k, wiah, the theuets petition earned *4 neglect of hay soul Imsonspstence aignatuns, VS 01 which are declared valid The Is. rewno a mom of *4 s&gna iir in a city g1 Mn Bruce said this is the first recall petition suobmiU.d to hot Spings' eta, to Mutiate a recall ulhce m strinuftoer ('amly f5stiiy The runaimag pracisillso es for a recall which now usesi he saipliolasi are: the c*y clerk sat receipt of the csetitscation 'ran Mrs Briar. niuut sen. on We two oncthnen a certified , - - . 199" itoi'i: i,.tt)m.:i ('U\'II;ST IS S.SI'()Kfl convicted of a crime or wi4 are illorlift an asda briefing 01 on probation. (ir d lila aidee thus if(hinder may I 4j ajw, State Insurance Coin. cm the mailer be difenid M.swiuk, Hid Julian Jr. of miwr Bill (ismier may ask pending the outcome of a the isutsrd lawflrm of Step his c*lheagis as the Florida lawnat filed by the MyTh. Wm. Isu ant Ucluitais, Cabinet Thursday to defer takes Homsooners Association representing the Pwisswnen ç 9 1 al further ('oas.ldirsilas of a date challenging the legality slocidials, said the la.iist Department of Health and locating the boots in ii ating us the Helsgthjal3,, Services' IHhtSs agriculturally toned area cowdy aseing ordinance he. cepyof the ptgjcjs; thetwo thsnhevqbye days torespollilwtha request for permIssion to adjacn* to the Shade. NW ban moped to Qrvint Ju slefismive -.°-nest of not nure than vrde, a ne, petition purchas, a hetmi for youth off subl*vlil.m Is LinguaL 'S 11issom wu, Ihet no mint he prepared cc,-'slng nut only duirem but also tho Dim Road nest Langwoid. Mariuente Castelmon, a esring has be. an $wi. NII.I. taUNTER d,feei and Us, petition twoirnitta, mint ceded new signatures A.Tb,Chee The hoes. plu med for paw- cabinet aId. is thrnt.,'s J.11aa and kenauth 0111 per cesit -Ill in Winter Springs case-el the registered Br145e ctia at a reported price of T"°-°°e oce conllrrn.d Udmindi, leaking joudly on (emily hirnes sad govern voters 0*1150 days. '-o$53,050 is slated by HItS to to today that (hI.i Slid Ma III the *1, udd us. coowdy anaig meutsi edw aias.. Jian sa The new petition would have to be ceitihed soid a ctrnod jialge Ce,, s.d for cheideen who are wsdiacesaiig 11*.... he urgn wmae,lst&1aIuteithj guera..ntafly..en buti. wield he r,s.ged to call a cIsl elect'm diectptinary problems in sctioo4 thet the darn he t're.,ord two of the so. permitted Is Tb. estate prai Calif he itud by 1k. rgnMhsn of the and for ctul*'en who have been said a d.ataaum will he made aCtculIgral seating are stage lee 0501* Psi. 2* olfinlala usvoivg1, ' Rig. 312" tin 10,040 11 Reca Petitions Certified Cabinet May Be Asked.,* Hold Youth Home Ruling By DONNA ESTP3 NefiddiIsul Ruler ALE91 .. _.- I'IRI WORKS DISPLAY OVER UNIONS) 4 " guiernor turned the tables on traditional . . - 8EV 322-0325 - Is jam C. soft,,, campaign techniques Instead of kissIng. she accepted this buss from Sir (us. a Itahia Shrine camel during Fourth of July IraihI lie's In Mailland Tuesday, ivipinihu work I. tewil •N•wtiIus Facility •Jvnisr OiymPc POW SOUND GOOD? 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CIssr51 £ Sns,ths 1 .0 00r04s' IS Los 143. 5). is RaSP,,,.. *os S.c.'..) 1 of TP,,Ima. LOt', 7 1 I A'pn*aiJ Uv"I ?Pv0,. 71W Add.. , III 9M IliSdOli Mi.,. 1311.1110 1440M Alp, V *ai5'c 50 Lii.. P None'. Inc to At.. 5) A Ui.t,n Mi"Ø'a Corp to Jeron'. $'c S.nbacl, 1 .4 A,,4,e U. LI Brip 1 oh ISo..'., Pogor:illo,04 Bo.w..p U Loll 5, It 54. ilk C. "Is IS I. (.1,.. Artless l4t a AI.nonn L she N.., Gl?p ill Sot ni Ado,. Oaks. Sic It. set ON M4.ot lions," Pens said in an interview with UI'l. 'We can talk over (Wganuzation by name matter*, but not negotiate." week,' he saki Diplomats characterized the Egyptian plan six 'tough,' and The Egyptian plan - whose main points were rejected by the lie said he ronsi..J his tripaurseiduj, but said, "Us. noted similar ideas had been rejected by Prune Minister ikftsnjlties there in Israeli catanet last week even before they were formally trying to find peace cloud tat overe Menachern Begin 01 Israel last week presented - called for Israel's withdrawal from the West Hank of dimaled' "Israelis basmd to oppose this and schem, at the libfldon ('OItieTVflce the Jordan River the liva Strip. VAr ye gui hi have peace in the %Iuthtle East," he told repoelm - if it a ever held;' one diplomat Aftet five years of temporary asinuns,raf Ii i n insnanj to Israel and her oeigtsburt There have by Jordan and Israel has agreed in principle to send For,sgn Minister Moshe, ben Egypt, the I.I. mIllion Palestinian, Aratat living in lath areas four wars our nation it going to do Ita part Is try to uv,n, l)ayan to London to confer with his Et*ian erpsrt. would be allowed to ezrr('is the right of seU eteu , Kael, and Secretary of Slate t'yi's Vance But Begin the thtfritenst'And the gays aml do it in such a way that It leads to Ibrahimm The Egyptian plan was presented by President An war Sadat to greater .rs'unty fiat Israel deferred a final derision until he Egypt's Vict President Walter Mondale Monday for relay to Israel The proposals Israel', plan calls for limited seII'nlle full test will be released later today, after it reaches for the Palestinian, and Israel, bid The site Iresudent said he would not characteriz, the Lgjptian no wdtstra.al for five years, after highlights were published in early ethtoonj of Cairn whacI It said it would negotiate newspapers, plan at this time, but said he was 'quite fsaltis'r" Israel will the question As reported by the newspapers Al Abram and Al Gonthoujia, attend the london foi'isgn munders uiferelwe that Mondale Secretary of State Cyriui Vance will attend the tandem meeting the outline does not specifically call for a sovrrelgn Palestituan helped set up in mud-July, and at that time bath the E state, nor does it provide a role for the Palestine Libetaticn gy$&an and Israeli "They will probably amosmce it after a ('at*nel meeting thus tropotats will be an th, table took SANFORD MADAME KATHERINE Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents Pen Paints Surf Got Your Hair? Billa 's Beauty Shop Answer 700W. Hwy. 434 Longw.od, P1. PAINT Benjamin Moore Paints ADVERTISING AL SHARON or JEAN 830-S4.4 ii e sonehsii £ Today Wild, 464 u,, t&" ii i4s,,s i.e N.1I 7-I ItNAfl.jr, iA ;.i Sto i 1.5 To"b" s.t,lhe, 7$ 3* -I " �7A-E,enjn HtaId. Sanford, Ft W.d.woday, July S. IM The Story In Pictures - Iv.,w.,, P$.,aW, Sanleqt F Wd.sesday juPy I. t0?$- IA In Race For Governor Fourth Festivities I Seminole County n V"LD Forgers Flood World With U.S. Currency Argentine forgers belied to have connections w with theMafia have flo(xtt1 Britain and other parts of the torld with an estimated $40 million in counterfeit U S currt'nc. police say The reports, hannered in the British press Tuesday. said nearly Sin million in forged $100 hills alread has been ret'o%ere4i in Britain. inci another $30 million worth in the rest of the world -:" •• f;_ • '. Ii •-..'•-••• all Kirk Decid es IN BRIEF 14F.ST PALM IEACII, drIrmlent to ie'n,ocrat U1'lt - Unable to coUetl the The Florida Republican signatures and the nioney to Party. which I helped to flake a qualify as an independent, viAble and real political entify, former Republican Gov Claude has been brought Ii' the auction Kirk said tattay he will riss for block and, like anything else ig, gosirnor this tail as a for sale, it will go to the highest ilemocrat bidder,' Kirk said The Kirk, who senesi Ironi luil to ileiiiotiatis eleston. on the January 1971 and was beaten in other hand. will be a Inlitit-al his bld for a srnn1 tern by litnim test where the choice Is Keubin Asktn, announced the clear. drcisi(m at the Patni [leachKirk wa.s a Ilemucrat until County election supervisor s the nuI t%0 s 1k once led a office where he changed his state curnmitte, that worked to sntr'r's registration from Inele, t might 1:iM'flhoOei' presi. To Run As A let•idesl on the issues. not nsney, he said. bsA I'lunsta is -till p(nbrn&nan(Iy LmW1atk and that ni*IIuwe has the best sli,4 at grittrigg elected I base chn to fight m tattle for Florida in the l)s'mtsrM,c arena brcatxw that is where the people of (him stair will speak in this election k'nt on the Ietiiratic tiIit tIe blasted Heiiea,r mit110nalre Jack EtInea tussad cried the frontruriaser for the Republican nuninatiun. tailing hint 'Isii igu f(kerd lie would be the i)rin,'rat with the best ithrOt at beating Ktkem'd in the ienetal election. Kirk s.sid A people campaign that means bwines.s and talks i.uiws will swamp l'tkrrd si million dollar nubile reiatitins es traagartzj, he iaid Not iniy is the l'irflluITatic pemmars the only priniar) to be DemocratC. t atnpei&n plank Alter hain trtiblu- gather Ifld %iltflàIUreI Inti r.iisang the IIXWWV to hiSe thrift CI'WWs1 hs local election, s.çersisors, he filed suit. t hailenging the reqwrements for an iflifepemi. t'iit ianttittite anti lost. the people of I'loriit.a remetsiber me as the ifigiverefur who helped to bring t)tsney '*nfitl arsi t*hri' bssirsris.sei It Iltinila, he sail flu' proe of lliwiitj ne'l me as 'oss'rnIw again Kirk Anntlurwrd as an inIrpenslent earlier Ito, year and be gan .1 tine it) .rt the sigll..lurs nr,rssars it, g( on the tsilk4 1k iii.*de legalieril gan his main I U iii: hulls I Of 4t Farm ProgramFalling L'131 - President Leonid Brezhnev's address to Communist Part Central Committee makes it clear Soviets still have failed to solve problems of waste and inefficiency in agriculture The basic problem outlined by Brezhnev was that the government is not getting a sufficient return on its investment in agriculture," one Western diplomat said p. T art tji Doctors ADO IS (Ina h.aPelers, IS, enjoys cotton candy at Sanford festivities. o. attempts tograb 1 at lop of greased pole No David Aseel. $3, with two frogs he entered In Sanford's frog jumping contest. PHoTOS B's' hEll NEThEL AND TIM VINCENT LAGOS. Nigeria Ul'I I Relatives are moving thousands of sick Nigerian patients out of Lagos hospitals, which have been struck by the states public and private doctors Both public and private health services in the Lagos area were paralyzed for the second day Tuesday as doctors refused to treat the sick because of a dispute with the military government Olt I A. !! c1. iri uI. Polish St s, - '_%ailIlligh . '_•_• ItM 40.t_&_ Cosmonaut Returns MOSCOW I UI'l I - The world's first Polish cosmonaut and his Russian commander readied their return to Earth today, their space capsule loaded with data from a week of experimenis aboard the Salyut 6 space station. bb I Strike In Nigeria . .; Dollar Down Sharply In Tokyo I i ToKYo I UPI - The dollar today threatened to crash below the 200-yen mark on the Tokyo foreign exchange market, but vigorous intervention by the Bank of Japan kept the sagging American currency at 201 KGB Appointment Protested X of 'I r 1tt I Save on family 10-speed racers. "4 Second FlotWa lmIutry fires woHey at Yankee troop. at Ft. Mellon Park. Thrre'legged sack race at fesliwl$ks In Sanford. and lot cbeten nb have been convicled oil crim, or who are - flof permissebte wider the county soning or. Julian aid the homeowners to addition to having reatow by StemUorn. Dsvts and NcIMh locally have retained the servores of a CORRECTION IS The Cancer Society Listed In the Fun Fair Ad As a Contributor to the Fireworks Was In Error. in the Fun Fair Was An Informatfrn Booth. 3 I a.m. readiags: temperw tare, 7$; .vernIØt lows. 73; yesterday', high, $3; bar.m,trk pressure, 31.12; relative humidity, audi calm; .75 lath rams is past 24 lien1.eerast: Partly cloudy through Thursday. Scattered tSudrstoeuas m.s$ mime-sea duriug the afternoons. lligha in the leis l. mid 5iu.tasssiathe 7k. variable mustly snithwrs$ winds Around If RIO gusty In In 'j.q r nri fT' 1'1 4th I ire FREE near tkuaderst.,ma. RaE prohsbaiaty N pretest i, r purest tonight sad ui preen Thursday, Tllt'%zJAy's Tit)Es When 'iou Hui 3 5 ,,,,. s..i 5s,, ii l.,!. 4. I.!, •,i,ripi.,i 's f', 1$, I, .4411,. *115 Il?5 f Ii.',,,, ''If 'I.,..) Ii., ava,n,,l I. Ill. p,,.4,i I, , ci 050,. i . ' • . 'r ,'-.,.',,, •'' 'I t)ayt..a BearS: high 5:31 am, 5:41 pm., less 3:55 am. 3:54 pm. l'.ii (aaasrrai: high 1:41 am, 5:37 p.m., less 314 am., 3:tZpm. Bayp.rt: high 3:37 am., 3:24 pm., los 1:47 am., 5:3% P.M. .tt Regular Price I?.,,, .4, •' ,g , t.nI.,, im4ti,a,i i.e. ii, •i, ,, ip.fls... P.,,f., ,, I '.n *. I'.p I,; OW5r'j iFVa&ö ''i' , ., 's" : I y.'ii .' Sale Ends :::: : Is W) 1.161 Ili Saturday ::::: 14 costs it .4 lon ftl . : - : HARDWARE STORE d _:.!,'_ liii a, yiis a.? TOOL 6-Rib l4t's I hump-Inc Ri ,ig poll Isle //. all I : F'ibergljss.IkIit'd % bell re,115146 t, $11 ::u:, iiSl III ''" ,.. ll,T..-T_WU A aftJ )"li Still -01-t Ohl It rid. III 1.811"llt Bill $zsii7'jTiTl (14 II $11 31 sic) ru i 3 14 z s G?s 14 $31 wl,t.wsus $3 H .srs. H' (ANJCI. 120 off 4 while supplies lost Men's racer. Sale 89.99 Rag. 105.55, I0,p,,d 25" bike features SP,mano Positron dsraelleur, dual caliper brakes and gum wait tires yeses and Is a bmw Iw4 will he Tbmadsy Is D.SM.E 17tire F-1 17111 Sale 79.99 Not *55. "lot girls 10-speed 24' racer with Positron derailleur. dies) caliper brakes and front flywheel lyStim Bicyclis coma unssWnblid SaN pelas ciisc$lvs *"so Seeday. July 9. ft dw Iart d evfty service we dbect. GRAM KOW FUNERAL HONE 130 WIlT AIRPORT SOULS yARD "WORD. C LOR IDA TIL(Ptst)(( 332 3313 WILLIAM L. GRA mews Plate • Orlando WIltewn 99 • WWV Mail rur "Tl Ignito charcoal an grills, lay and remove asphalt tiles, strip old paint Use it Inplumbing and gutter work - soldering and hobby noel Includes standard pencil tip and in$tructions UL listed QUANTITIES LIMITED F li... I ;. u____________________ .4 Iwo~ 0011 ehoik .J.i.,.t . ''i. TI, ,, 0 i. ' [.___ F1'. i a 01 4 $3 C.?$ IS now k sit ,i '' i" "° ' 11 tIr Ii '5.4, 45 Al l [ PROPANE TORCH JA31IiW4U residati. He wan lath, general Jams lo. Rbiaw, 11, ci contracting business and tinbin. Us., dUd legally Twy moved (ruin Sanford absat morning so a N.C. sewn ye.', ngs to Duldi, Us., bmWAL A native ci hotm vhill he .tMad We Dohito Cawdy, Us., In had bad Is the Not lad 5qIy (. Iotir(ar S,4'•"a I IS, SI w ' WEATHER ,f ! -_-.--.--- --..•.---4 A For Iore (good %tI i's, Medal Winner .I.i..day, July 1. tm-vat. is. iss. VS Puiso sp i. somolor.escogger sooreal ow cw.is..s Di, us The taaani N,,.ai. 'a. • won Cveoa A,.. sigagort Cl. )PH. ki.I Class Pa.0a PO4 at Uspiota pl wn I49* Dø..qc.$1 c.'i. Mws.. U 4 a anat $$e A. VON. $3110 at Mal n,,.. $) is a sla W 13 Alloraphat. UI 10 1-11-11 5 04 two and Their Only Porticipaticn 5iM S Ali" Marta Yidr.d Cotb Ada (coO.' 5I4"416 JOf'fi L Nu.4Ien 5 iateIS t, fell 0.'Iwsa G..'Oa ' 0,010, 1.04'0*'o'1 :'' : . cnI florida man is, $ Vwerid Mvku and Paul Display . SIRIUS VALU E of the Month Tallahassee attorney, Clyde we of Un bern.. of the lawsuit w*kJ 4 was Taylor. John Haag. public In. rVu4 In the n.wspap.. lie A ptlition aped by 311411 lcrrnatjon officer for IIJ4S said said an HItS attotney is booh3ng Perage OPPANthelocabonottodey the ngrncy was manor, lrdo the Ian,,gI. the beini is to be dslivmd to the Cabinet by reçnwitstlyea of the homeowners and Taylor Thursday, Julian said, U ItPO(Ied that the M(CuW UPI - Nathamel COW medal in the Tchaitoriky, onr cniuiii ana Riwon nan II yeses old in g Competitions. to by bS*n whan a 'tjnamlc 1*1mg from •t__ ._ ___M___ By that fun. Rn.. .4 h.... .s..,.a sill iu w wiei me Undid States named Van playuld "ill cello - a small oat lnepsratg. Injury if HItS Is ass C*i aijsmned Irma orcncy md eons and non Americasas. (cat - for low Y'Nl. On mend.y, Ran was rewarded (or 24 yeon of pramc, and followed Van rn the LOW M of Tcflaikovshy wants. AREA DEATH in, JULY a isis AOMsII,Ow$ ': :::: Hold Youth Home Ruling I Continual! Fron Pap 1A the ci a _ andUft there cMIft cOnW UI the otuacq. All pwta01wotn-acn ue with svWnd to hirinortse Un other." he said. "The IIWI Ia to the cowl to declare a we geta Pane lot childi'en with dUcipinary problems in sol wintiaiu got Sits's fl's%t.$3;Fft Jkut*ta,welts, Is. .rc all twing III (he fate when she itar hit a sign in front of the held in the Seminole t'oszity tOri ti tiitrr her hotel roost, in Itands l's.l st Orr 6& V,est 7(h, jail I ingwi'ud smut her purse S,ant,,rol, tatuang atsiut $1.iISI intainjni $2")A As taker, earls l.itmiage the as'den* incurred today ser the wi-eli-nil 'sirs i'atrhie lierrinak, 1 S1t)i.I. 114 1.1.5 AItK1.%f was iw'ning the ilour Iii hi-t room at the Iuality Inn, flirrr (Orlando suidha were iis'o'i ii ult-si, ill sdIisjIciorv ('Ofl- I i in w ood. shortly after apbtrtwndrst about Ii a in mhtion lie said another 1(1 or nmre had be,'n J Intitnight todau when .s man last kitainiirtte l)riie usor the boo'Iy by the lhwsLa Iltgh• t'uuuI the '*roo I 'i-r in the 124 Or and took [ treated and released. li-Il the way Patrol trasring north on her purw'. at-i tinting t. aair 'unditiurwr and mnterrI the ()irriand Road and shargesl 'hi-rifts I cloon t*uhhrig through the opening withgran.j theft for taking Irisitir, the burglars took two three Imsittetycies coot, 'rui:rr Thiest"s tiuk an air tvn rlt'ttriiriit i4ltulJttCS. valued The south., tiarit 14ayne tmtninioust (Kit of IIIallit the at 7) 11W fir i iitiir i Ilutcturw.n, iS, i"nnia Ihrk, jAlflt.,% Of liarke (II I Inc. 1341 Oallied At b HOSPITAL NOTES Ite fouls, is, and Ralph GENEVA. Switzerland I UPI) -- The United States has formally protested the appointment of a Soviet KGB intelligence colonel as personnel director at the United Nations' European headquarters. to IL New Jersey Woman Hit, Robbed $38 H 31 i'i are II .si,.s.,, b'l • ' I.uhc& q' Od(h4l, .7_-- ' $5M Rip iu Sum, ma,r bi.ud oil • lI.Ii, s ... sing pails I Intl...Ifi 1101,5 i.rfoimaoi , • (.sampl.'ie h.,, lutiri, aSis'ii and I'll o hgn. S (beth fIu,l lest-Is • iisslud,,light m,, 5, f,allli,i . ap$wuiniin.ni • • . Iruffl-I nd thgnnwni and 4 un' kouik,n $1588 -L' • 4'oi.. l!,.,, I .,,. .•5,.I,. 1.1 .0., . • I .., i, .s.i .'.. "4 IpI.Pi I %,1 ..,b., .s'.-, s"i Ii '*.,e..I.,I,,,.,, Ii US 14 S.l. - s..e -ftood son ,,• 15 5 04 s* Wj T.' tit " IC i4 I 544W? $J.4s ,541W III $44 N $1 Inginc hrnv-Ip $39:.",'::" . •i. • , ,.. ... • •'.i piag, , I 1.4.? .*.1 5,m,., I '' ri., P .... .,, , . :,', • .n • .i'i • , •.' I . ;.' . 'I, 'c i,4'' , ,, •, 1hast Sy'Charge It' IS. (14LOI-ask GOODEAR 11 No thsid, (Par lanow S.-. You.., I,oi.p.a4visi t)..l., to lii, Pnc. .'.i( i.4iI 1.. Pik,'5 's 5h,o in All (,ssm,w,,..S li t IPi, u.,. open 'TllIP.m, turdays Ph. nI-isis 52$ $.Mls hahn I " " GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE CHRIS CANDLER. MANAGER 115W. FIRST ST. SANFORD STORE HOURS: $:Nus$:30M0P4,, TIlES.. THINS., FRI. PH, 313 3531 5:sit,$;NWED A SAT �.-.-,' -.- -_--*. - - ----..----.---.--..- -- (veiWog "we ill. Soolert F l. Evening Hetald Slol of the anis ocd * hei had to he in Dsyum Beat over the iong adiday weekent cair4y Wipe there aren't too man y mere rww around lame. They IsU tytooa la*aatimal Sçiw.y as the TVi2lg cidol the Plelt (Mm ot curmicirm °' the tracts awtmg t$mde cow with Richard Petty's factuhar So. 43 car leading the pact Alm I i tokiai phaftia. Nedt*e is an erdlon But they mnitted the symhel at what made dort car ram what it is toda y. the All-American N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD. FL'S 3rn , Arm Code 3-3I11 or 9n1P3 I--. roun d A Wednesday. July $ 17I-4A WAt D. DOYLE. Pii : 0 NORMA4 H. C(RZN. Etcr RONALD G. BECK.Ad"nising Dwvdw _____ Hmne DeIeey: Weil, C3 Mledh. .* '''iho. $14 Year, MO. By Kaál %Im*b. 8L79; I monuid. 11631; it san' S.. I '.-_J tIlls . corranimnoded to one of hu buddies, Ardtfied oct in the eaIiers and ,sng1y Wming the practice rwin and sooke plely d i. bit more m. The to all of Daytanas iwØiuig ccnanW-lndudmg these m semmok County. I ban a fnend who runs a gas dibm and prides rooeU on bnv4 a seathern gentleman A cx pulled ida Ins dation Friday. bearing a Georgia tag. - hotp me. I cvdet mderdaid them at all," he and 'flnaUy I gathered froni their drift they wd dkrwtiwA in the IiwM.is 1 trd In U the gune. woe take owe. HaZier tom, friskem dale hoog ft bwm and an uedicned iaaZty to doct car racmi are the mod ollceobk around U*s tract. I ddat actually we any ?IØta bet'ee A J. Foyt and Buddy Baker fans. t** I anderdand a ttxiasi an who was bed M out at hoot The kicker to that miiwidrrdanng was that they weren't ftgbtmg as mb one who was the bed ikine. but .tarh form at acing-short tract or ong-was the true bed. NATK)N Holiday At The boa im in mats m in 1knirmw frrwn iE at tL Wby 13 Paying Off? At a time when Howard Jams was scorned as ..,. III - •b,. IIIV .l....... IVI3IdI$IV Li4113 of ANGLEWAL1ER$ Sacramento, two of California's most noted economists-Milton Friedman and Arthur Lafferere preaching their theories that economic ex 1 pansion goes up as tax rates, go down - that tax RONALD Fam l ies )) Gets A __ ___ Zz*grge.. BritaturAb seems determined to make normalumbon at rdatiam with the mainland cd (2sna the holy grail at U.S. foreign pubc In 11w bebel that an alliance with the PLtIAK Cxrxnunlstj will thad Rooaian espanoei.wn and make lb. Soviets more agreeable at the SALT bargaining table. Peking en rm the I&&. with warm praise forB naki'srecent sUit. For some tanenow. Pe the Pe" leadership has been predicting war In Europe between the USSR and the NATO allies Thu is partly a game of let 's and'fumfigt. and-III hold-year-cooLs, but it a lso has elements of for the (]Unese are tey woe'ned about the pr esence of nearly we million Sovi et troops in the vic inity of the USSR-Cgna border. The forthcoming Was ton-Peking alliance that esuiski s visit arid other recei Carter er administration moves portend raises the pc*ut*ldy that Soviet aggrreeneu, far from being Wanted. may be stepped up. Michae l Ledron, esecudnre director at the Wastwigtcm Renew of &rateglc and InterSt ud es. in a receid article on How the Kmsiazi-Qiuie,e War Will be Fought" makes a persuasive arguineet that the Rme*ais may actually launch a sudden strike againd the Uwiese lisa could 1w hastened by the creation of en - egi cerdiak" Peking and the Cruted States. - t..deen reports that moves in both the American and European def ense and intelligence establishments *'..Jay that uieluc table strategic pressures will farce Russia to initiate a war while it believe, Qwua is still at a military duadvanage.' Why the rivalry' As one close otaiser of tulernatlonal cunmwusm said to me nut long ago. "In the cunmumat religion there is room for only one Rome." Iacreaaingly, Us Qwiese have been cha llenging Moscow for Ideological lendersblp of the iz*ernatseial moremel. Verbal attacks cii Soviet consnomzn have Increased in Intefinity over the years I especia lly during Mao T.e4img'm cu*w'al revolution of the I. - AU t he wISh, Peking has held out t he promise of ideological pur it y In comimiat parties of the Went and has competing with the Soviets in providing aid to Third World 4 . * -• - - • . - - Strike Talks walkout during which more than 400 tires were reported, many of them deliberately set. Firefighters reluctantly" agreed to comply with a court injunction ordering them hack to work, Tuesday morning, 450 of the 1,400 members of the International Association of Firefighters Local 1784 were hack on the job. Union officials said the remaining firefighters would report to work at Wednesday and Thursday shift changes. 'Longest Walk In ____ _____ ____ Leaders of $10,000 each for information leading to the ?rrest of two Cuban exiles being hunted in connection with the 1976 slaying of fot-mer Chilean Defense Minister Orlando Letelier. FBI spokesman Dave Cassens said Tuesday up to $10,000 has been authorized for payment to individuals" who help find either Jose Dionisio Suarez or Virgilio Paz. The FBI considers the two armed and dangerous. PLA!NS,Ga. IUPI) - The imprisonment of a black woman for killing a white man she claimed tried to rape her drew about 150 chanting protestors to President Carter's hometown Tuesday for a Fourth of July protest centered on Carter's human rights Oil Industry's Cry: Gas, Not Gasohol stance. The human ngits problem in the world today is right here in the U.S.A.," marchers shouted, making the chant rhyme as they sweated and waved away swarms of gnats along the two-mile parade route. WA,gflMlfl)N A year ago, we raised a gambol activity on Cagdat }blI and ache Whoa The lTIp&II7's Wadsegbon latè,ld, Robert catia, 51* ether all cc"vm hove c'vijtinf loody ,, in favair of d. .loasig akwbel fuel I. Howe. ti,i.NS has mug lima Is the Lutiwuil at at. CafdurIsa adherlies co anIslar deUlaenmiL rite,, the omrü shortage. ft miglit ad be (henna and Mobil (*1 sormig ato artlen with a beta to diwaft Us feMuiiy 01 alcohol tool. WISIe Qavroo and Mobil we vaIhag tha we t4 foe' Amorkmis dick petgsc nintamis cwpgo Ldss elgeed He ddsthaad a (iwfly pfon popw to akobmi fat is napeditabl. to 31 gas to j* their isg cam gm up tbor by (henna ssecdrees began arniag a Sdi £011 manhers owhaft that 'akhol are already *heg gamw dives and nave hock No the city Irma the at op"" .M en e$flg ea Is fails ban has pru,..ad tblol the hairy dillitillild Iran cheese whey. outlying cies t, sect at lb. .r ea, has every tan they've been Fee that asaur, a petrilsom =momty - , •. , the nation ran set 01 gas we for wart Eiam, the on esecetroen all relected en i' 1. and tochacal gisnadi' tiedIIIwith a 4107 betwom $154 ad M4 suttalled. lUnt dwindling mliply could be at the mono langooge by mtrammilary AS at. to Sm. Jamb Jivifa ItNY.. to p as Qneland im *.Aohe hat plenaded with a In tad we omly be cesa or they ware ensc ordure from rrul go a plat4y-pu5* rehatal at Lha't It was adomtai. as '-cost, time, wit 4jDd from agricultural Ilu.i.a, timber abe,,. I '-.l1's arr't1 I. the. Is 2111 edra paver, edra KO~y ad earn Coal., vadaa, chosee whey, wMip, tan ,, melbur (henna a ''Idiom to lsn dflcldscy.' Ip.jily Mobil r4 odilmdaimoodam&WInw ha be 'he armiml REAGAN'S READY: Sources du, to Reculd Itsetlul romurcos can be '5i%st Thu heads_ a to Is i- Chesan check Us tim at -lst et UL ad at Rseg my he's leheng to tab. aadhe No ak hat. which we than to ad me we iy, Us Usuld ,uly as a the Pap.Iiuii pri4ta1 gase vithed aftr the 4Is As cinfirim ban AN H, ha I was melW*III, thi7 My, by the Caheeraia tan lad the vat, we pela ailNOW WN& w ialif we am, at the Let. 1111Wto timart MI catiiis at 1Wi"t S psorsi akihel - atasari.s g t. 15* Sitar LU and . i tat-The lsht, Is poada be tab, echoes whet be ha to, p • .. In Al ding ee e ea Tad pr It, _ s to off Clint, a mylag at -• v rS'h'id at time ,-,.Standard 031 01 CalUsda, I OHN 410 1111111 ubd Od Us PM There's las ma ahafo: K will .15 DL we .0 a.4 ad the ii mho "d by. 11S Minnnagged d* vatd Head M d years she a i= lathe lab. ysag.. and blips vv u, d.-L.p'mg is nval tat. "Tad ad at, 40 Us Lurid., at Us date home. As phyilaty 1*.HS 090 aim ftlin at It, NOW Usada all priUs ha t id beek as The (hens ---i----- do am n Gil. y 1111metorw adly told Jdab to asp that, wit be a UNNU p j t we onle, a Ai* 9. 117. trytoL,5*as --. gilf, pedu ha pshllc at pet ha eto., 6 lug buan Was he has dis,g wsthi,.,,, me cbly; me T01j. -11 111011111111111 tiad to ,,,, letter. Id an.at t tea it m1 he isterpedadag Iad adminii "l ha be, habi at wit '* Us frad. I 5 P1 'r' IN t"- 4 5 Us acI -M. tad he 'tUs so iat from ad mintom at pmnW a u'gid (,hevrss toyatets $0 write ghair.aa.heu1a the waS, Gall (tj 01 tue Wan, They be,,_ug,-d '1 be to tage .• pr-ri--4 --J' ng as fran a rUs -y at Gil ft Is p-g a ss 1 mta dec to Is ha ad ft l t Fur Us c'lomu ha pin- akUsi fast, plad whet would &W alcohol fad from cmv withed werrykgabed ribct,i. __ ____' ____ ____ _____ ____ ___ _ - ... __ ____ __ - ___ ______ _____ _______ • . u im a Will, ___ "71w dw N nof rp*wMyg irn ira Ma ," - • A. Salel.99. Rig. 3.4$ Delcate pastel flower on *hit* cotton polyester muslin sheets If I. Full, rig 149, lali 33$ Ouisn. rig 799.1.1.121 1¼ K ing rig 999 Sal. (ii Pillo*casu package 012 1q''. Standard rig 349 Sale 234 -, oo~ o il i . - • '' . r1 . , . Queen rig 399 Ill. 3.25 , King - tog - . ',. , , - •' .• - 149 Sale 3.66 Sale2.oL Nov. 2.71. Classic ehiti Sale 21.49w sheet, of Cotton poly muslin F ull. rig 3 59 liii 101 Pillowcases package of 2 Rig 15- Co'jitj' i)l>e° *,'a,O Llr1pOr,'t it h:k cotton 'aco Standard rig 209 Sale 1 SI Flit and fitted shhshi at, 1111 Iaii price Sam pths sh$ictive 5V.vIi POt lcet4te hatCIt, ,j, In*'.tl 111163, req 123 Sale I5.49pr 77.63. req 135 Sale 31.flpr. 72.51 rig. $45. Sale uSC pr. July 2"h 20% oft -- towels. ft $A Ql wii W bath -_5 -. - Twisters Rip Dakotas By ('oiled Press Inl.raalIesaI Tornadoes ripped through parts of the Dakotas today, leaving at least three persons dead, downing power hoes and destroying homes and buildings. The worst of the twisters hit in Elgin. ND., late Tuesday. Three persons were killed and as many as 40 injured in the town of R3 persons in the southwestern part of the Mate. Jim Hanson, administrator of the Jacobs Memorial Hospital in Elgin. said he was on weather watch when he saw "a lot of wind in the clouds" in the western sky. Shortly later, sirens sounded. Hanson said he went home and spotted the funnel cloud a block away as soon as he parked his car. - -4- Rig. $5 The thick thrst JCPenn.y towel 25150 I / styled of combed cotton Polyester Choose fashion solids from pastels to bai towel rig 350 1.1.2 10 Sale6.39Isfted Hand Rig, 7.44. Protective mattress pad of soft poly cotton polyester fill Full fitted, rig 10 99. IsIs 1.75 Queen fitted, rig IS 99 IllS 11.1$ Ying fitted rig 1699 Sale I3.$6 Fingertip. rig $2. Isle 1.60 WMhcloth rig ISO, Sao 1,n Bath shet rig III Smile 1. 80 20% savings on bedpillows. $1. it Sale 2.80bath the Indian march on Washington Human Rights Stand Protest sW p siss ' Pillowcases. package of 2 Standard rig 4 99 Ills (27 Queen rig 5 49 Ill. 4.41 King rig 599 1.1. 499 80 Rig. 3.50. Sott•toucn cotton POl,e$tec .e0ur with Iacqard border Chooe IOft-hed buds or bhts Hand towel 'eq 2 50 Sal. $2 Washcloth rig I 50 Sal. 1.20 Sal. pric.s ift.ctl.. n-o.411 July 2" s standard Bug 1$ Cushiony pillow for a soft do*n.lik. te.i Dacrone fiberfill ii covered *111 durabl y risilient COttOnpoly r ['cU..-] Fluffs •i$ily alts' michin. *s$hir'g drying Queen. rig $1 go* &40 ' . i rig $10 $ali is . Sale 2 for 4.70,,. WASHINGTON ( UPI) - The FBI will pay - Boria a dft j. Full, rig 699 Ill. 547 Queen. rig 1099. Ill. (SI King, rig 1299 IsIs 10$ weave draperies of cotton rayon -poly or cotton rayon with acrylic foam backing Vacf'une washable in softhued tasti'on colors 50e84.rig $16. Sale 1Sllpr. 751154 tog 130 Ills *50 pe. 1 0028.4. req $40 Sal. S$.Ilp,. Reward Offered For Killers ____ - Rip. $11 Testurod dobby- predicted Tuesday federal and community cooperation and their own spiritual intentions, will prevent a repeat of the destructive occupation of federal offices by the Trail of Broken Treaties Caravan in 1972. JACK ANDERSON _ Reverse WASHINGTON iUPIi - Reversing the Longest Walk" when Indians were forced westward by spreading colonial settlements, a group of modern native Americans are walking from California to a peaceful demonstration in the nation's capital July is. What he's really Selling toIIsduthdaia't,s way fo sins a _ from 13 brights, lights and basics on 111510 cottorc poly porcal* sheets with classic whits stitching Resume MEMPHIS, Tern.( L'I'D - Negotiations were to resume today between union firefighters and city officials in the wakeof a three-day So king as Pekags competiti on for dununation of world cominuriunu was cuuwd essemtlaUy to po litic, iend Mao's enaszs on idelolgical udead at military trslIsng tell las army weak I. Soviet military espeela could make no headway with the kzenilln for *rikuug out at chim to cripple its armaments production. Now, however, the Carter adizwu*rgions decuxo to permit - In fact to encourage the sale of Eurpoan-haZi weapaes to Peking ( a I, it they contain American I.dnoloC), has the Kremlin wurnnt Be (lam t, Is _ Sale 13.99 anything to do with the trial of The New York Times and Baltimore Sun correspondents in Moscow. Wurfel said, • we wouldn't want to make any connection." It was understood that some 10 Soviet correspondentr were invited to a similar meeting at the State Department last Friday, and only three showed up. cOwtflts Senlcas Aamciation of Americal "V 4.97111Is now &K Choose your layouts color WASHINGTON (UPI) - Assistant White House press secretary Walt Wurel today invited a group of Russian correspondents to meet with him to discuss their rights and privileges" while working in Washington. Asked whether the summoning of the correspondents to the White house had China ____ iERRY'S WORLD Sale Russian Working Rights Eyed Versus I lady. H. may got ha = ha that's all he's going to get. A few wbesa ha.a yv - Is thaver filed sat against bus parents. toclan bus family failed to rent bum in a prup.r c : The at claims the panda were gatity at wtWsl and wadon neglect Sect laws could Is mine way he vena.u.itod 14 the Tag 01 atl.rse,I gr',g froni our nation's law KhodL Wha was that hals "king Henry vr' '15* lied thing we de. Ida kill all the lawyers.' Save on drapes. - - Ch ance . REAGAN Save on sheets, drapes, towels and more. - to take off. The state Chamber of Commerce has just announced the results of a survey that indicates a whopping 12.9 billion expansion of business and industry within the next 12 months. hich will create an estimated 21.0 new jobs And wj,iy - In the piashowid, 'ahile the business community seems shy about shoviii, world of Washingi. delay is maally the -openly attributing this growth to passage of eqtalent of a death kU Bat it coo, an orProposition 13, it appears the state's improved c. be a rrcrwn fm • 5k4r ii' '.oei Thi laneir ii clearly the cam nth the iost. - economic climate has been buoyed by the prospect ; of reduced taxes stemming from passage ofponeme from in toinici ttlewbite houm an Fam*a utadi Preaidd Carter Propostition 13. law prup as Cam paign two years An encouraging fact for Californians is that 40 another state. New Hampshire. has already proved 141.e mol of Psi cvtpazgn prunsses. Carter' how high economic levels accompany low taxes a visi convocation an for a Fortune magazine recen tly pointed oil that. als theAmenoranfarAly xi what the goweniwhereas New Hampshire's conservative leader can or should do about it toned out to be was criticized half a dozen years ago as fraui with pracucaj and political dafticuJtj.es. reactionary for keeping its government and its The unineutafe came of the postponement !taxes small, - the new conventional wisdom is that areitid tag week hi HEW P1 A Caldaio Jr was adimruldrative trouble. For these reactionaries could be on to something big" nearly is mcwu. pLaw4nit renpomibildy for the cutkruice had bounced wound HEW with In contrast to the entire Northeastern section almost rdIlng (LtWI done of the United States, which has had a declining outside economy and a declining population growth. New uiw Secretary Wilbur Cohen, Ham pshi re is the f ast est growing state east of th e had been forced to resign beca me at health Mississippi except Florida: its unemployment rate problems. is only 3.4 percent and its private-sector jobs have nsi" director, Jlei • increased 21 .5 percent. special 'uiar* to Caldam. quit in angry f5 when Cahiano decided to rant a wtg. The chief danger looming for California is that c r I His original Catholic maleas le as b"ector. Sacramento will yield to mci I wesswes from Mrs. flesnug a hack divv With local jurisdictions and restore property taxes on ther three teenaced ct*3'm had curie under tire by businesses instead of cutting back on government the ii. Greeley, a Caflbc priol who spending. Already, business has become the obwrites a syndicated newspaper cvluooni vious tax target for those who seek quick, and No agenda had been drawn up for the confere No decisions had been made on how easier, solutions to the current revenue crunch le1,1,S would be ctioien From a readral The predictable, political impulse will be to choke dan* (t. it was obvious that the cvrderence the golden goose all the harder to make up for taxes should be postponed 'lost from home owners. If this happens, California will be placed in the Bit what had aim becoene efldesd, to tdh 11KW and the wide House, was the aitdicaS worst of economic worlds because it will deprive delicacy at any goeerTimefdiponlored conitself of the chance to make up lost home owner fere nc e on the Iamily taxes as promised now by ex panded business, Cat* win have battled the Equal expanded jobs and expanded tax revenues. To RLAU express this another way: Proposition 13 would be tad years converted Into a total disaster if its affirmative lsitenuational Women's Year conference were side, namely an improved business climate, is cut darting to focus on 11w planned family conout; a stagnant economy coupled with the loss of ferx. From a different direction, there were from black givupa fearful the coorevenue from home owner tax relief would lead to ferenca would omcardrate too heavily on the stultifying increases in sales and income taxes. sterdypucal twvsrert, t.o'didd while eEveryone In California would then be worse off than before. 6 dawiwd on the adinoodzdkeu Now that Proposition 13 has been passed, with that a Wish House Conference on Fs Jim all of the disorderly disruptions that were , election predicted, the best hope for making it work to t sto a pott&cai donnybrook at .j maximum advantage is to retain its economic Us first order stimulants. '-We knew from the begnewig that Ibis is a • hairy Icnc, but I'm x* sure anybody a Us noodrdion realised 6,1' said Robert Rice, nietàis new 11w am San Froocw who is sang • fall date hecsmeshe staid lam W He wads to culled thelStoo 11111"A W UM and mekoulytolr4asbedy wssdhumewhen be rang It, belL 634 By 7 a.m. Today Planes 21 Total 795 California led all states with 68 traffic deaths, followed by Texas with 44. Illinois recorded 29, New York had 26, Florida 24, Georgia 22. Arizona 21 and Indiana and Alabama 20 Russia 4 i cuts build new jots as well as worker incentives California now becomes a vast economic laboratory to prove or disprove the FreidmanLatter hypothesis. Already, there are signs that Californa'sprosperots but static economy is about :Go Ahead, Sue Weekend Deaths A count by United Press International at 7 a m. EDT ttxlav showed at least 634 persons had been killed in traffic deaths since the holiday weekend began at 6 p.m. local time Fnday The counting period ended at midnight Tuesday but reports from some states were not complete. A breakdown of accidental deaths: Traffic 634 Drownings 140 Is Proposition Summer White Sale! - IN BRIEF Wedu,dey. Jury), i,re-,. Rig. Zfar SM light polysitat pillows are a super buy at thi5 10* price Cotton 1(1 nij Save on 'Parfait" nylon pile bath sets. - Coordinating nylon pile bath mats. talon back Many $5.1 and Colors 2144" contour or 2406 oblong, rig $8. sal. 460.. 27a45 Oblong rig $10 $ale$$ Fringed ovals 24.38'. rig $7. Sal. 110 27.45. rig $11 4, •jy' ' '" J Save on bedspreads. , a tS Sale '16 - with polyfitl 7-pc tank sit. rig 750.1.1.16 Lid Cover rig 299 1.1.5* - j .' ' Pill* Sham 'eq $11 14665.50 stretch sidsu and straps •.. £SU to 9.80 to 11.20 Is $16. 'cW King, rig $4OIa_1.I33 -• Last 3 days to save. Sale 1.39 1 __I i 3U7o OTT every Natural, contour and podded bras Underwood. siambuss, front hook styles Bras with V Full, rig $75. Ill. $20 Queen, rig $32, Ills 21.40 - T. R" 1.50 Twin Rig. $20 Crsøsl flo*.r print on a pol5 cotton spread - ra and girdl hg. 14 IS $14. Yummy Controller bruils Long leg Panty girdles. culled styles A1l'.n-one body twisters Most are in stock! nylonityctaesp.nd.a Sale and, Shedap. iclyt Whits and nude in thi group Great buys A TshdCFk9 *,o WINTER PARK AND SANFORD PLAZA OPEN MON. THOU SAT. hAM - I PM. OPEN SUNDAY $2120 T01138 PM. ORLANDO DOWNTOWN -OPEN TUES.. WED, THUNS., AND UT 9:31A.M. 706 P.M. MON. AND FRI. 931AM. TOsse PM, - ff I. -- - • JJ ' . - .- - e_,. [-:z: •- - �.4'. It a*-tv.øwi Miles It Sonsort Fl. Sd*E$dap. July S. IfS With American Help? Mainstream in New Era For Handicapped Neowhlazis Are Planning B, PATRICIA McCORMA(X The twilt St ep , hovtet. calls for a -R to so içiroçrtd. eraticn: An UPI Edscati. Ed4.r pa)mrnt of only 5 Pell ,rf aticna11y that individualized education program for each A U of rICts' for txAcapped (DC1 to (ill) E'O per p4*]. accorlim to a handacped duld mad be des'eloped ctuldren takes effort the tint 04 Sep. report in PTA Today." a puC3Uon Of )oo*ly by a school Ofticialt the classroom the National PTA. teacher, a sçecsal education teacher, the It gives cnpüd. blind. deal. Mow to The red of the money needed to get the cIEd's panes or guaran t arid. if lesrit, vtwefctau'-boi,cl and other hi fliaarutrf*ZTIIP4 ptOrMfl moiling will Mid po ssible. the child. Tha is a bad 04 capped boys and girls the right to enter to mite oult 04 state and local education educational prescriptIon, CustomIt, mauctream. going to the same idiool xaigcts already strained by inflation. designed. The aftcatland 00 is to inas 4W kids in their cunmwuties instead IManes with cod Of bring urresoes and chile long-and sborI4i educational Of going to a SpieCIAl school. of fuel. oilL Also to be spelled old: all the The PTA sa ys the Education for All specific services that will be provided. They have a nØ* to tt pat üi Ut regular education progrxn, not sent to a han- llarxtcalçed Ovidem Act otters the to be eM.d in the dicapp.d children's school within a possibility OfreaWJr4a wonderful i'em, restrictive ennroome: The new law system And within a s&ol. hi Low holds. to educate all the CtiaideNI. seW to esswe 'lo the maisn extent But to convert this dresim to reality 1111 pow bit that handicapped children will be the new gndeits in the potiw schools mist rintr much greater federal sçpoet. as edscst ed with duJ be assigned to classes for the whoare not basshandicapped. cell as a bowtlul measure 04 Pwerul icapeit• The matndrtasnu( Liii' officially as action uitSzn hal c suluaidies. if these _pg to due puce If pars or The Education for All Handicapped DV ItoV'11fli we to succeed.' the "PTA Today" report says. Chikes Act of IE, Public La. 94142. Its passage, a victory toe panrda Of the A new feeling Sant of the key nglits cited in f)l 54. barxtcped who chalkned laws that 142 denied their ctsldren a public education, All dates that going to school choose to participate most provide, by Sept 1, lEt, free and appropriate public ...to convert th is dream eciucation f all tixdc.pped cts1es, with other kids ages S to I?. - " - ANALYSIS HOME a Nob p50 by some TI. .1,5w Geneva's Fourth of July actfstt Tuqi4ay included a parade at II am. along Second and Pine streets that ended at the c* ommunitv center w here other events, Including sack rates and watermelon seed spitting took place. The cub pack above is 1$ from (lsulurAa. CUB PACK PARADERS __ ___ _______ ___ -_ Blind To FAA: Paul N P,gw,to I as O.,.So,.s eti.e I W4I,r, 1 *5 04.I 1ICp 'O f L . iu it II I Th. *0o40s.II. CS •ns.'4p CO'.', i nc , to I of joe.. 4A a, w.qalind, k( C,,q. Sol Iab Cli l.,4*,$.' Co..'.., i' . •i . .s £.... LOSS T "04 9"I01-111 SIPC Fe.'. 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They held the sane types of jots as Ut new high school gradates. were paid the sans, bounty rates no payoff for the too school graduate cane five years later. At that tune, the study shoved, the dropoids were abed twice as likely as high school graduates to be old of work. Bactinso and aanatu sad Ut makes them think "dropags ofla are victims of discelnUasation Vi the job mantel" - with employers derldir4 a credential, Ut &pina, hiM "may not truly be indicative of palatial as an employv," (iher pouts Vi Ut reput "Adolescence to Adi*& (bang, iIgy ii the lAws of Yomaig Men"i Institute for Social aid Research. Aso Arbor. M): Marriage reduced sod soomploysnerit inc reased Illegal mine of diego. -Setf'edans anres tim_fly (run the age 1$ to eey 'perbapifflfIIsg iaaJ inatunly." Pot those with a -. C, Caroly". Lt 6. The rrian Sit '-' , ~ In AM I 417 2..A81= '' '.. 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(5$,,, 1044 i.N.wv i Ps,,,t Char OC There' -( ONES SOI- floill F lio.rfls. & - Atlantic Bank " ______________________________ Sho,t Short" F Robertson, 06) t o he Clint., •Ct4 c.".'.,, I.C. to I.,. BIG 1 S'.oew"o. 131,900 LOS S TI. H,a1, -- By U.asrd Press lateriatlusal - REALTY TRANSFERS BALTIMORE, Md. i UPII blind persons from carrying the MAre than 1,500 members of the traditional white canes to their National Federation of the seata. The NFB charges that Blind headed for Washington the ruling discriminates Tuesday with a message for agalud blind persons. officials 04 the Federal Aviation NFB Preodeld Ralph SandAdministration. Their signs en said the canes are asiagglail proclaimed it: Ply 5k Cane to the safety of a blind person, and All." especially In an emergency Don Mcmi, the federations situation. Morris said, "U the FAA director of organizational devewould get off the dime and lopneii. said more than I make a twin decision as fan as persons were expected to chat as be the policy In in the March to retereire to Wild passengers protest an FAA ruling polutit. and canes then we're not going ang blind persons from carring to be in for the hank we their what, canes aboard airciwruitly encomter with airpianes. Moms said the group will Where There ' s Smoke The battle over the canes s : Pot travel from its annual corn-en- began who the NFB filed a Lion an Baltimore to Washington law suit against United Auiuses' mxijmana-pmdhang Ytpaes par. Part across from the White crowd and the Whit, Home. to stage the mirth. The con- policy of forbidding blind WASHINGTON i UPli Fourth of July fireworks didn't ticipatirig in the Youth Internal- Boise to Listen to speakers call Al kast 17 were anad verdlon opened Tuesday with passengers to carry the canes produce the only smote floating tional Party's 11th annual for repeal Of marijuana laws, a during the day mud for TT'iOre than 2,000 persons from to thor seats. through the nation's capital "sniok'in" to protest manji.- halt to paraquat spaying and Isordirty onadiact, with hate Nigeria to Cal if ornia attending. Sanders said six blVd people isa laws during the tstiay. Poll 'is'sss 01 siaag nancnti "mey'n be camls* signs were dented entry ma Uvltsd Blur chats drifted over the Al one paid, a barrage, w and one or two for asanlL B mat reed FAA Unfair to Blind Airlines fliVl In Qeveland The Ympptes generally were White House, the Lincoln peaceful, but the situation bellies, water bags and cherry IS one was anad.d for openly TTaiellens'and'flyMe tine Sunday after they refused to Memorial and the [ki* En- threalawd to turn roioi at kenba were hunted at mot Imoking pot in defIance of the and AU," said the 31-year-old surrender their canes nary I arc'iITWV* Adinln*dtdiafl. P times Tmseactay when $.ON of than 100 policemen forming a marijisra Laws they Win there Baltimore man. chose to take a his to the duced by thousands of ttin gathered at Lafayette 'no-man's land" between the to protest. The FAA ruling prohibits cony'egcm he salt Adolescence Bumpy Ride To Adulthood JM ____ - -rvat h alm "- -Iniess in conflicit with CVIt O(*t Or not feel that the state iv, the same provisions apply to all children is or over C)Pd tU1itI ages 3 to S. By much support... September 1951 the parisians also will drotorts i. - by school Officials are appirciptilate or of no appropriate ply to handicapped youths IS to 21. -(U&" defined by the Act as han- Program has been provided. they may request a itt process heatug at public made patois of the nortianitcapped tcped Violsale those who are mentally expense wonder if their cPaldrri will get less at. retarded; hard ofbeanuig or deaf; visually if parents , by an ondeaf blind; speech. tmtion - sure the handicapped will neeit handicapped; partial hearing Officer, they may apfçieal impaired; emotionally disturbed; ornwr , decison through the date eiticatxii thopeitcally or otherwise health Tame will answerthat agency to date or federal coals. There are an estimated $ to million pai red ; and those with eciflc The whools have been getting ready arid handicapped young Americans, and more the dates, too Seminars, cotshof*. than ?iaII Of them have rst been rtceirui -If a handicapped child requires a conferences and speclAT trsnzrr( has gone adequate educational services, me way tiatson-linsed program to reretre an ap- on for aitnuugraton and teachers. but no W law works: federal (mdi will go to tit popnate education, the program mud be one kno ws if mauadreanwig will get off to dates, the aznomgd based on the nIantier of provided at no cod to the psronts bli mud a sinoldis or Lisnpy dart in September. handicapped ctsldeen, ages 3 to 21, who ta paid for instead out 04 public (wide. For the handicapped youngsters parare receiving special education and Right to nondiscriminatory ucipating, it will be a new feeling - going related services evaluation All tests and methods Of to school with all the other kids. The law calls for the federal fIM'Uon of evaluation mist be free of any racial or And that tithe ides: get the handicapped fun-b to states to increase In Steps up to 40 cultural ijicrunination and mad be ad- thikm irio the mainstream of American percent of the average expenditure per muuder,d in the primary Language of the tile - and evestuafly irio the work-aday pupil by the I. child world, too, when they reach adulthood. - Fourth Reich In Germany [,incolji Nets, wt American anich made the Third Reich says as many as 15 million rneqny and a major target of cunfuses many Germans that the Nai is had destroyed military schiwl They acre .i.ill neo-Nazi groops are playing tig Europe's major power We 6enuians may secretly s ym' new-Nazi abuse. HAMBURG. W Germany ti-other to their German off- vail "Mast Of the older Germans mat rrctwd* and that Its cbictlagr'd immediately. hut to create a greater Ger pathile with the Ideals of those With only 31.im Jew, still said to believe it w as all a figures were far too low and their actions were en NEA, Adolph Hitler Would qrvl . many to protect all Germans who popwe a Fourth Retch living an Germany, anti- boa*," says a poycluatrid, uicumplete to he used as any thudiasticail) rnibeaied by tr feel right at home. The dorm Germany, frankly, is from Ut tlweat that is now Unemployment, currently over Semitisu is not a major plank "brcausttus lessens their guilt ofltt'tiJ total. Still the nea-Nuti nm-Nazis In Bremen not king trooper, are clad an brown vore'ytitg about the sudden rise emert ft fren mntectsal 1.3 million, fright en s the in the nesNazi platform for letting it all happen New employ them, and many ado. a dozen ors. )flVld men in St., Mid Jiet5. Dt.,th 5 ( neo-Naziam within it i communism and the colored (',ennan masses, who have Instead, they concentrate on hooks like "Did Six Million tiermani listen, their con* Ilatlerera regalia marched head symbols adorn their borders "We've pinpointed 142 races." always had plenty of sort since .tspeilangthe "myth" that their Really Iii," by Richard s'wncei pleasantly relieved m'hitary.gyje collars. Buds of far'nghi group with openly through the street apHis 1531's-style message is 1543 There's a racial resent' Naii forebear, actually did rim Harwood are supped up by the dir Fuhnrr are on display. His proximately 13,000 members so fathngon receptive Not allowed to display the singing the forbidden Il.wst ears tirthday is celebrated Their far," says a serious police Of' Genitalia would Like to see"Most fluent against the Turks. Mats, fivrocie ntrations, camps and pile new-Nazis and quoted liberally swastika. the) oisii Nazis wear Wessel Song which glorifies a Jews into ovens That's all a tram the speakers platforms an armband which tired, with a Nazi patriot Leader, fl-year-old Michael facial. "Groups that call it Ielit*'ratrly s pread by Ut aroisud the cowdryside KuI'men, a recently cashiered themsel ves t'Iking Youth, th (;ei'a,uei united," says a white circle cm it, and has tour potlticun "And we know tictorlous Allies after the last Bwudeswetw lieutenant spouts Natiorsl Revolmgicmanea, eUtBonn The International ('ommitte, bl ack lines within the disk It as 1 thatthtswouldcre.teoneof use I I ' war," Kuhnen insists. "We are ofthe Red Cross rormntly had to t'leariyGoebtuels'isastaka with Third Reich vitriol with a Defensive Sport Oub.Not much strongest countries in IAJJ' Jews Individually. juaiup into this number, game only the crossing point blanked osla saand vehemence that data back to in a country of $1 million. But world, ahypooeicconcept. the rits rio not against 10!5lt SALE ' With ba only against the power of the the days when Auschwitz' then, Hitler didn't even have debate because its tracing out. Kicks wearing the insignia me (krinany as have leftist Jewish orlamzat)oij in the comrlutter records, shoolor only have staged street roit,s with gasar,rs° chimneys were still polluting that many followers when he terrorists Shooting down our workers" - to do confirmed the air with the stench of darted goose-st epping around con- leftist students in the square in se di ' world, which mist be con- 330,000 VIP's and dodging the poltset, I.J'JI1IIr tle4 Why Name Germany ceniratioeu camp deaths at the trued of the hamburg train titning human bodies the Bavarian beer halts in the it's golden opportunity for the meniail. low-paying yobs which ttrolled EI over the Jews; look what the end of World War II. From station. They've daubed Nazi And of the support for '31's." Nall to if they U.S did to the Indians" minorities thus 'FoinTh Reich" office cm Geneva, the k'It(' ret'redl) graffiti on the about lim graves, Hamburg Gauletter KUIIWSI in power, Germany would be This debate about the issued a commwnqmae pointing mist Of them Jewish Last fall. thet ted d U* top floor of a bmfllctng in tells visitors simply, "We are a orde rly and powerful once huddle in slums and Holocaust 13 years after the out that its representatives II )uwig Bundeswrlu' Officers Wandsb,k, a came a Hamburg revoldio'&ary ji rolled Into Hitle r', body. were only allowed onto thehe ld a mock burning 04 Jews workers' suburb, comes from to red.nng Ut German values become t' NazI watcher K urt Hinds of crime Tb 'v caleoeesl littered coups is one which camps at the end '04 the war. tursnaa aLter traalata Mioucli r - require ' Wednesday, July 5, 1,71-la Heraldleniee, or - A Hera Vi, Sanhird, Fl By AtRO(j3jp.. - to reality will £v.s*nq tO•,• ' ' 11014 I. 1't'i ' PSi -,eacss.'i.rve 2/33' • 1.l,*.,. *..$.a,. ..p, , 2), : j , letS .P. - O. 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Edward VUhella, athlete par esceflence. earned lus lion on the stages Of City Center and the New York State Theater at Lincoln Center where, for II years, he has been a principal dancer with the New York City Ballet. Although he rarely dances now, Viflella is one of the finest OW be known male ballet dancer this coudry has produced. He demonstrated his wt bridled vitality from the ankle as well." bsct. he says "That gets the taIiOfl going so the musdes begin to warm. P"°ttY no realm why athletes basere ball players in particular w up tame. They dan't have an in-de$h warmup. So a guy standing in the oatlleld ortiol suddenly has to move at lop speed pulls a hamstring becam the muscle till warm. VWeUa feels that the athlete's ignorance ati* the mechanics of S body. Coupled with poor physical prepor ion before a game. is a malor cause of sports "Also, when athletes iilflP they Utt toes When we jump, we pout our toes the thrust is through the - The lower back controls every port of the body and we have all kinds of eserriaes to dretdl the s1ni and open the - fie wants ma.ijzn of an wiw ruied y (rurUu s*zino,dh stow. "S training is like a bunch 04 old men who have to become young again," tie says. 'They sui of lumber through training and hopefully six weeks or two montiw down the road. just by doing and overdoing, somehow they're going to be in *iape. "A guy plays the.. Innings and than goes out and does a effort out and it's $ - Although he loves baseball ,, and bozing VWella finds play to mod al-prepared and oi*4-attap. of all athletes He is especially dismayed about spring training, which he feels does little to ready the player for a - - I :.i:. I • - - . ' , '. ' . ••,• - J g ' W: ' age of 21 In 1I7 and became that rare phenomenon - a legititnate O?errilgM 5uCttU. NEW YORK I UPI) - More than anything else muie world. she His sheet a eticism PtOYI4' wanted Lisa one, and now that she had it. there was only one more ed a startling mntr to the sensible this4 left for Billie Jean King to do. regal and stately Russian time was three years ago yesterday and the place Windancers and quickly became a yardstick agaunt which other Kindlot. Evonji. gong Cawley, 1-0,1-1, in American dancers were mod on"dod century for her sawed, slath Wimbledon singles' championship and sty had barely Ills fresh style, coupled with walked off the court when she made her momentous anmatinee-ldoI good looks, also noun cement. mad, film m a symbol of virilitY 21 'That's it," atte a""1 will not play singles at Forest Halls 01' rarity for a ballet dIflCtf years ago - and tis quite Wimbledon anymore. I may come buck two for doubles, bat deliberately cultivated that utat's all When I say I'm qattling, I meat ii st,. may have meant every word 04 that when she said it. but image cvi' the years If ballet dancers were as like so many otter athlet es before her, Billie Jean King made the she stall had enough left to come Idolized In this country as common mistake of back and win onct more. athkteL Edward Villella wo wouldShe found out differently Tuesday at Wimbledon where she was 1* as enduringly popular with drnunat.dbytopssed.d laEvert,1'3,)4,1-2, Inthetrquarterthe masses as one 04 his final match. Playing with a Painful left heel the required re c1' boyhood hem Joe DIMaW0, tisone shots. King ii U everything she had, butt. But wild recently a majority been 100 ' cent physically, it is questionable whether of People - more specifIcally, beam Evert at this point In her career. most men - Owned tie "1 wanted to play well," she said after Tuesday's defeat. "I athereal for the earthy. What how well an play, I feel I cou couldn't cut It because of my they faded to realize, OtdUuI couldn't do what I'm used to doting. Cliffs knows it. to Villella, IS that quite often heaL I just couldn't Pbyscally,tletaarsyourgigaolg.Uyoucanjiatstaywithhei', and quite WICOasCIOesIy Mit- you cat best Billie J.an Not Better ' .. ." . - , I, - I . - - •- . '' . . me - . !JIIc. - v .• '." • . ' . . -' ,..." Or pid them in a ballet class. The entire Montclair State football team takes class at a school 04 Villella's in New Jersey. And wane months ago, ., VdItIlim received a note from . New York Krick President Michael Burke saying that he . and General Manager Eddie ' Donovan are considering ballet training (or the KiucU. " You have to be careful how you deal with athletes" says Vilkila. "You bow they're not going to end up classical dancers so you can't ask them to di, very rn-depth things. You have to get the principles and the parallels across to them." - . ' I "I me . . ,. n •, " c " - - , . Firecracker Finish Phone Coll To Zoo Helps Lift LA After Cey Decked .... .. a - '-e,Fort c 'I' --'S.- •Sfla. ____ ... ....-,..._,,4 - . . . . . .. •..--.. ..'.'" .. ..-._.-''-_ _'-- .. . . -. .-.._ r - '':"• ...... .....-'. .. ". (.corge's plaers, left. and (1cm Leonard Shell performer get in a breather in the dugout Thewda at fort Mellon Park before their eshibilion game, won by (irorge's. 3-3. Medical ('enter defeated Prosser Ford in the other eihlbllion game. . "V. '9 WIMIII.11)ON, England'filkIrfll the can repeat last For 12 months Chris )esrt tictor) over Evert and Evert has waited for this fO on to retain her Idle moment (1'ii.si*e is a great player, but who bows .tw5twt she v.1 Wednesday the Fort t,at'r dale, Fla tennis machine gets be iood one day of that neil' I her onuc-awaltetl chance for am a better player this yew revenge against hiritains Vir- iflil have better ridentlal. I ilnia Wade when the) clash on have played thrt.uie twice in trw critter court for a place in team tennis thu year and did the momen'sfinaiolltwl3ll.om very well" lit the other semifinal, flpittiipa this time last year, Evert second-qeeded Martina Maewas Savored to lan,l the title (or ralilova, the Dallas-based Cs,-the third time, only to suffitir a (ttoUuvat, faces 1971 charnpton semifinal upset against local I:vonnr (awley of Australia Navratilova outplayed South (sturlte Wade, who writ on to caplure the clown for the find (iniran Statue Kruger. 6-2, 1'4. tuesday, while ('awiey, hamtime afire It Wimbledon,, I'trrl edged out soi4ime pere't by a twisted ankle, ttmrnpaon Route Jean King, 6.3, k'fealcil Kontasua , Virginia 34. 62. in Tuesday, quarter. Huzi.,, 743. W. and is receiving finals, jut as ihi' did in 1977. aç*ilakd treatment for her •l'ule Wade drmoiuhed Mama injury Jaiinitrc Of Yugoslavia, 6.4, 1Hut ii ratik,w has no us' trflikJil of taking pity on (hi 4 Referring I' the coming A*raisan You feel like a battle again.'.t Wade, hen Iunie) out these You have gut saul The Inure for revenge to rumerutwr who die Is and will be there I'm definitely that even injured the can brat a more motivated Ilas year Ill 144 if pi-ople The men have a rest day he hustling, tr)lng for every point " trIune Thursday's semifinal, Wade, who will he 33 nest when wcukns tI)onn Itou'g, aid week, says she ha., rv.4 felt any lu win lIt. title three times in extra prossure in heing the uession, meets unseeded itut -hman turn (4-kit and defendinghamp.on amt .e'un.t faont. Jimmy ('unnon's plays .ltAI teruil,aiti,, in an all tmencan cli.th CHATTER 1 'I wintispirtnt. I can walk faster than those guys run. It's ridiculous. They need a serious. in depth program. "The Rams had a terrific idea for Joe Namath last year They pig barn in the pool t'ecause he couldn't run. Swimming is great because the whole body is being used. "blend of putting those guys on the field they should throw them in we pool and make than swum a quarter of a To entertainingly enlighten the public on similarities between dance and athletics Vitlelta in 1171 conceived. t. wrote, choreographed and . .',. starred in a television show ' called "Dance of the Athletes," Ip which brought together athletes from various fields. The show, .':. . recentl y rebroadcast by CBS, focused on such athletes as ' ' '. basket ball's George McGinnis, baseball's Tom Seaver and tennis' VIrginia Wade In a way in which they've rarely - if .. - -• ". "I wanted to show different Nsi.M PW W V '' itings watt each athlete," says (1cm Leonard Shell, champion e&AIF0RD from Sanford's Florida Little Major League, " ViUeUa. ..For instance, George tmiles for the birdie. Front row, left to right, are Teddy Jones, Vincent Howard, McGinnis is I-foc*4 and weighs Johnns hall, Chris Henry, Richard Leonard: second row, manager (1cm around 240, He's a huge man hit," CHAMPS Leonard batbo Mike I.eonard, Ricky Nooney, Willie Hrown, Robert 11111, and he dill has some subtle any mimbue 04Kin is 34 atill has tomW William %%nn and coach Pat Leonard. Absent were Richard Skiba, hAlf plays In trtually every iout over her In the fl matches they have played, but she certainly ginla Wade has a mile Frederick and Slickrt (regor, tone that's very close to tile dance all the time while didn't Iniatim, her staturs any. either. Not ti. really hula. She owns more titles than any wornan bone, which isparticularly good I for it dancer. McGutsus has a Itme." says villells. tannis than possibly anyone whill ever Unit so why. after ansoft muscle tone. Torn Seaver is "Both ballot and "gics nouricIng she was quitting three years op. is she ALU gairig out a bull of a man. a powerful guy. involve toning. Rac ing s Silver Fox there knocking herself "I warted to get them to talk he cuatinues. "Dancers Uwi- To me, it looks like nothing more than an ego trip. She may about what they do, to talk gat, their physical potential argue otherwise because nobody ever likes aitnitting that' but the about the space that they work much further than othma fwt is &in spelled A all out hersell in an Interview with Playboy . to talk albout the Urne and generally do. But there me magatim a tow years ago. the Itne and the form And what moments In sports that ary "Owe you reach the top, Uwe's tlw absolute dread of the day goes into it; the mental terrifically instinctive and Off 400 Move it's all going to end," at,. saId. "You can never win enough titles, Pulls preparation. Basically, I .pu*a,wous-a guy divingfor . ,. __ ,, _ wanted to draw movement out shot for Instance, Theyorrmney,orawarda,b.caeae people always ezpsct you lodoil you come toeap.ctitclyouriell." DAYTONA BEACH, suddenly soar and become ( in e of them. tal to do at as subtly as In common with others tong accustomed to winning, King tIM, UPIi - Not for nothing is , possible without trying to best said. "I balletict- and they don't It extremely difficult to merely hang up your racquet and quit. David Pearson known as the people over the head with it." realize Coflwtga gist, a tat °n She still gives a decent account of herself playing World Team "Salver Fos" of the stock car Clearly, Villella looks at 3110t15 *std 0 *iui my crew about for the New York Apples and she can still beat the likes of circuit. athletes from a different been closely linked In VMli 5 Tennis 3y Barter sail Renata Tananova at Wimbledon. tad when it w• he Any one Spartanburg. S.C., Met. life. A baseball injury when ! ciii have assaid. or eight carsviewpoint, than most spectators comes to somsone like Evert or Martini Navratilova, she get- city driver beat Cal, Yar"The athletes that I enjoy C was "gio )SStI old ,, most are it ones who make it borough, driving a swift Old' t'115 mother to take bu: orally finds herseU overmatched miltf%Ie Your years ago,! remember King saying "ill get better as a inolale, In Tuesday's Fir,' look easy, who have a special despite Ms protests 4, that player, I'll stay in the game, If I don't have what 4 takes, I'll get cracker 400 with .,ecwwfrom • arborouijh, quality 04 movement," says a tricky It" school In Bayuuur, N.Y., ' (uwi5eda .the low out." VifleUa. '1 don't Like to watch maneuver, . , Ms sister was m*Ieu4ilg, One thing for size: sty's not getting any better. Those three among drivers. wm them an athlete just because he can He and Yarborough swapped • He grew to Ion U but his a wire Darrell Waltrip lit a operations knw it has had have to be taking their effect the the lead back and forth as they ' . Chevrolet in third place, tat a ball Ml feet, But I really parents him give it U9 longer she keeps pialung herself trying to Compile on even terms row ed arowil Ut. 2.1 mile high. , to .atdt someone wit. has when hemade was 11 because . ity running fourth with much younger performers such as Evert and Navratilova. bunked oval wdul the tail lin, and form, guy. like Joe sister had decided to for . , (*1 the court, King sometimes points &a hard as also, does on it. quarter lap. There, with and L.ensile I'ut $ OlMagglo, Sugar Kay Robust' Vdklla did not . MIt. aaaiousiy qsarng many of the hard'euned ilgbis she has son in the lead and Yarborouagh OJ. Sampson and Gale n four year. ' Only pla7 liii won more on, sitting on las tailpipe they Isaltidbsgo$ocollege,sola no for women player, ' 1Wll 5 102 tIC" 1st the years I've been watctulstg teaMs, Billie Jean King caMupwdha slow "I liked to watch Muhammad etched in the New York SWI ,j I)%Vll) PE1%HSON ('Al.E VARIIOROUGH ttarHPow14Do$3inliion comes dose to beIng the best woman player I've ever seen. ltrig Au- when he wanted taperdriven by 8att' Mistime (allege end çsduatsmart beetsy I asseen her whu she i'tcomp, competiitgonthe form. To me, there was a great car, head for the apron and '1 knew i was where a it with a Bachelor of N obscured. But it happlimm&ascar driver to do so - example of beautiful line, form cowl.I mean. (bit midi, she can charm you i,g 04 your sects wipe us all out or back Off. but I al though be hu rut won a race "Cale said! blocked he degree Sisal Ms haMs tUOftI' wW talent. But when he didn't cnakbt'l JiM di" Yarbiruugh said. "Sate. I m P.'.ci lien. H.litWOO letter In ad the nest minute she can Ulster them rtØd off you ld in a year, Osle She has always strict me as an Individual who'll tall you said, have to use 4 he diditi. And are he did U cit purpose baseball and was Caution flags ket the have been looking farther esactly what's on her mInd, one sift. works as hard making her race that's offensive to me; a man 'I But boning champlen. welterweight Pea,iost moved in behitsid dose. NO one was Injured ahead than that." lit coming in $ pounds overweight Pearson, who took home really wanted wants what he pint In any disconion as sta does out on the tennis cowl. Lately, p, several spin-outs but they Prison, sit. her I've fist more t*y, more coiledlous and more whi n dtsturtit wild not ft Prize money astd It. was prka TI pped out and around tam to tightened the up race five times., cit a tire early unilstiont than in t. loser to 1st' tell me take the checkered flag. Yar. to see a fantastic ability, talent Coidiency ((*5, said he disow ed" ' in the race, It left hint a ap Alictyrs, Buddy Baker and body vacillate like that. they gut the sse nation. tawougli, jnij It ci* think oftiiocting Price's car back. joined lit NYCU. And Ms ii HI, 1 - -. It makes me sort 04 woaar If that post iateinid 04 hits Intl all top doeai't matter to nit that he '° Yarborough 's vie, defeat, claimed Pearson was tc cr.vseted ut" "I tea I had to do all! could ' really that's guawlag at her meat now..., "(bice you reach the blocked his view ci tt, .cw cat spent all those years as a pureita to early. Villatim, Continued to mangimin then's the abuolste 4 of the day dial! goIng to end...." "I eithet had to hit the slow champion. I can never erase the _______________ £ idea that h. looked terrible about 50 percent of the tine." dancer's ponpective he Is Darrell *411ro, criftrow, 150 00ASCAN Forecirstser 4" convinced that a limited Ali mirrors the increasing 10 1,010 li(all. olies-46.4e. its specialized serIes t Pond, C'•vi lq4 lie It J~ Gjffi,., CItiv.. qs , dijIfliv_g of many fats owc , 0 I cow Ydwb*fvA^ 0111114111,01),49. D41.0 farmers. Ford. is) 1) in general. And, Che"aw. IV with in all mporu - ad 10 tba 160 it) a )" f lotion, Cnolitrow. III slowly. children we we" ious n in onus in user nets. 15 o'er, Ala,. Cwevc,w,. is, Oitstde the United Maus, It Praels * Do",. lii U* ANGELES (UPI) - Los have thick skills," Lamrda and Dave; Lopes all hit doubles iigimp an athlete's cerise. e..,,, o,., in particularly in cowdflas such Angeles Dodger manager IaugPi 111lis aiiihi. is Don during a these-rat fourth Utas R*aia and Denmark, bullet ic D R uwecw, c,.,,,, te do weild be truneadmis, I. TooM Lamedo said a call to mare wall m Wooing amaog aft. providing vvmatgpitcher t Sm.15e Pri e. C'w..wi lii dosiewi have lang received the he says, "We've out the see was hey rnassi.ft the players or 4001 fas when Dan Sutton with all One rats he 31 S(II C. Sw'ct. 143 Tb. laPile Distiller skipper (by was docked by the pitch, needed to route to has IIfIJ kind of phic adulation Asnm leesryportel Ike body placed 53 GISM A,*,,. CPtel,iz$. iii 1) ,.I Swq,,chre,ow, 14 corn how on athletes. With that everything is wsrking in onIng shed a Incited in Ms he hi the field tithed help straight we. 74 I'O'vd C"i*ns, O'sns.,, the curTid dance beam coaJeacU. with ont'$l in in's game --' Mt a-raps proved lee He 5i$ hutsutled the Haves lie S. if mere droldeg the the Atlanta Bravos obict was Mt eqsd.d I. m* a Uwsi SI4 ngs, sedler-' 3$ •s,w.s T'wwtas. CPwv,sis., lip Amartca, MM two finally 36 Sv Parsons. oiza,, are gaining In mass popularity. hut, we're al., stzdng the Field hi arks Nine hiM' gonw ' tWit Ma and cisW4 7? Sob AIi, Ford. 75 It Is a dovelopirsed that ob' 'ms, legs asiA everything des. ly tP Lanorde said Ike OMW siMs these WAS 04 a OdouL 29 POW PriL tSsYVSIci. is H "P" Coy, Ms all. picked Ms club up, as they ism Bat Gary Matthews opeud the is aet j a 1111111114d; 11% a Is •a,,'ow *.lhsmj, Sv.k, 74 vsMty pie.. Vllhslla and one 311 Al . he helped Wing about. 'she!. hedy dwading. And Stitt star, &AMMull thirtkion to if 41 vldgy one the Haves' wIth a hut. rat 3' limitWowfoL eew,. oi "Eveiy day I rim iwArt Y" OklOk the m, man, was tat in the two Haves. Tb' vie, the Ds.rs and SiMs thu walbed Jilt m ccii Gseos, cwrw,*. V acrusa a kid she comes up to ssamvu'abiiey 1011 hue. Tk.doy 1111111110 by a f1ke11 11111111 In their hi a ges, Burroughs, Reliever Bob Welch ii Domwo LII ion. CPSW$qi, Ili me and says Uwigs like, 'I )lid I. "Thu there's the "olilina of from Atlanta Irons' patcher coupled silk ChacinstU and San came, on to end the game. 31 31 ci•. s.a.. i.Mo. Deals. as have to tell you that I walled to the hi, thick dhMft never Prides Hines, Ms upputMty Frmciotw doled. ma,sd Lea "11.04 had abed Iniarg the ie 0(5 l's. si.rcy, 2$ dance and my father use you on sort, We work the 1* all the nco*,sd only a Wisk 37 e'.,ea, Now. OWiwie, * Angeles ida uciad place-tvo shied,." the a-yea4ld his a c c. Mares, coo~. Is lalevitim and seat it was OX. time hers.. we go aug the "I YA called tW 10 DIge Psi he the Glasda Mid. "Ii * dIll dsme't take vi sap ItS C for me to dance.' That's really Aesrt. the poidwherewefilling tao and they told on pengaists Dady Baker, Joe Ferguson away from the win.of 5i(, $11. Oeswucs,,,, . . DUGOUT I . '• - . l - ' - , , .' . . .'. , ..'. I , Trail Angels By One-Half Game No-Name A's Back In Pennant Race By United Press latenatlon,j Charley Finley's "no-name" Oakland A's are rigid back in the thick of things in the nme'icw American league W. "T a r z a n" Joe Wallas slammed a pair of two-run homers and Tony Armas . anotber,asthe A'a,gh'rn up for dead just last week, thumped the Seattle Mariners, 9.4, Tuesday night to climb to within a hall game of tarstplacr California. "Our batting is finally coming around," Manager Jack McKeon said, after a his A's smacked 1$ hits off three Seattle pitchers to win their seventh in the last eight games. "When you put good hitting with the kind of pitching we have I think we have a heckuva shot at it the whole - - '' #Th ") '' . . ,. t. beat Cleveland, 6-4, Minnesota BIer Jays 1, 1Igen?: g.,, (angers I: Roy HoweU and luis t.oriwz downed MIlwaukee, 7-2, and Eric Soderholm's lead-off John Mayberry led a 17-bat drove in two fulls apse'rtopace Toronto blasted Detroit, 92 home run ln the seventh Inning attack with four singles while Toronto over Detroit N.. VmS'. oan,aI ,. ,uu nirouu -. ver iesas. seize was rained out. I'roly, I.Q. picked up las tint In the National league, American league victory In Pittsburgh look a double- relief header frcin Montreal, 3-1 and 4-3.CltacagoWatSt iaxtas,74, Orwell 6. Indians 4: Baltimore parlayed live San Diego bumped Sari Francisco. 74. New York and straight mingles and a pair 04 Philadelphia split a pair with flu-owing eri co', Into a tive'rui. Is Toughest the Mets taking the opener, 40, siuttt'unning uprising and lievev Don Stanhoisie picked andthePhulliestlt.nigiatcap,3. NEW YDRX ,LhIl, Forego • tr*iner, lie JiM lid nit luau hi., race I..lay ..ald 2, houston defeated Cincinnati, up his 12th save as the (h-totes Frank Whateley, always maintained the Jucke Willie Slucwuuuaker (ii the middle at snapped an eight-game road 3-I, and [As Angeles dumped second million dollars a horse earned was a the far turn, he dad 1`1114 make his unite like he losing streak Atlanta, 4-1 k* tougher than the first million, but even :w usuall) uks,, arid I knew then that he was nut Royal. I, Angels 3: Twins 7. Brewers?: never thought the last HO.01m would be this going to do it' Clint Hurdle, who had not Right- hander Gary Serum hard luriday, Upper Nile, the wsntd huice driven in a run in 14 games, fired a live-hitter and Dan Ford Forego, a flier, 1399n hurt of Krim) a all Irhinil Forego at 5-2, finished I'1-lengths singled ht. George Brett, had three hits inhaling a time, record of $l.t'77.in, Tuesday failed In his Ahead of Nearly (ku Ttauie, followed by Great two-run double who had doubted, in the tatti to pace attrenpl to pass that uuuart and lwt'onle the i oe*rmjor, Family liuclur, Forego and ('us't of the ninth and Rich (,ale, W. Minnesota Senan, 44, posted first racehorse ever to earn $2 million, as he Ridge Upper Nile returned 17 20, 1400 ant for Kansas ('ity has second c*nolete game finished fifth behind Upper Nile over a sloppy I400anflauaihinginl 01 44,a track ns'corilfor track in the 81011,4410 Suburban Handicap at 10 furlongs (rum a start on the turn Belmont Park. Newly On Time paid 15 10 and 1360 and "It is tough," aduuiitte1 Whiteley I didn't Great ('miractor paid $420 for thaw know how tough." The, $'year'old gelding, plagued Uwuughoi.g DIspute day-lung drizzle that turned the has career by gimpy ankles, could out find baa tract Lila guo and dampened whatever footing on the sloppy track and never made holiday spirit there nuig,Ytt have been, 13.57 Iva customary charge at the lenders In the timed out to Ste Forego, who is nearing the l'.mile teat, finishing 13'e ienactha buck end of his king i. steer -- -. , ' thing." Ella, Sosa, who relieved rookie Craig Minrtto, making his major'league debut, in the fourth inning, worked 4 2-3 innings to notchlus fifth *in In seven decisions, while Seattle's Rick Honey-cult fell to 24. In other American League games Tuesday, Kansas City beat California, 4-3. Chicago edged Texas. 3-I, Baltimore s.,,'. ,_a a'... ---'. . 111110111110411411111, Jvt1, 171-4* Evert Faces Wade Today. Wid*id.y. Jof! 1.911 Meet Edward Vl'e llella- A th le te Par Excellence By Evening Kueaot. Sanford. II. !... 1.v'j' Metzger Sold \I:W YliRti, .tI'li Pt. 'lit Mets Tuesday sold true! pitcher 14cm %Lrlzger to the l'iui,.,k'iplua hl'lallirs, who the rugid Stander to their ('Eahuzuu,, Clt) affiliate In the .tinrrj,sji ttw..iatuon %lettg.'r, ,t, had appeared game, for the Mets, I I ret .ir'.t 411.2 faIan.g to r'onl a save srw .ssagne.f ut - - I Zachry Claims 10th Win, Sheds Seaver Albatross By United Press hitetaatieasJ Craig Swan lost his fifth game Ii*s this season Bruce Sitter / Pat Zachry shed the pressure in six decisions in the second picked up his 11th save, and the guilt of replacing the game, cruising into the ninth preserving rookie I)asre New York Mets' hero Tom inning with a three-hitter and a /) . (.etsel's first major-league win / Seaver by winning has lcih 2-I lead before yielding a two. Padre. 7. (llaMa 1: game of the year Tuesday out double to Bob Home Randy I . ;( l)av, Wirdield's third career ). night, hurling Iva second two-tart Lerch ran for Boone and Jose grand dam agitated a fire-run 04 the season arid ('ardenal, batting for Bud " first inning and led siarglsig San earring a spot on the National Harrelson, lined an 01 pitch lino over the lading (haiti. League's All Star pitching into the left field seats for his The win was the lflht in the last roster for the first time. third homer. 1. 13 itaitlea for Padres. "I don't wait any more In other NI. games, Pitts. strom rds I: questions about Seaver that burgh swept Montreal, 3.1 and .s"tie JR. Richard stymied the Albatross has been hanging on 4-3, Chicago tripped St. LouIs,?Bill Robinson. Willie Siargrli stumbling Reda on (our fits and my neck for a long time," said 5, San Diego downed San and Dana,' Moreno slugged Jose Crum and Dave Bergman Zachry last night, after shutting Francisco, 74, Houston lopped home runs in the lugitcap to rapped out Kill singles. Ki out the Philadelphia Ptullies, 4- Cincinnati, 3.1, and lii. Angeles give the Hue, a sweep of their chard, who struck out nine and I. In the opener of a double- ckiwited Atlanta, 4'1 twintall with Montreal. Bed walked only one. now lemidet the header. The Pluls rebounded In the American league, it tllyleven had a threenm double major leagues in strikeouts for a3-lvlctoryln the nightcap was Chicago 2, luau I; and combined with Kent with 143. Lee Mazalli's first career Baltimore 1, Cleveland 4; Tekujve on a us-hitter (or the USi'f$ 4, BfItfl I: grand siam In the elgtitlt Inning Toronto 9, Detroit 2; Mume.uta Pirates' victory in the opener, Dusty Baker, Joe Ferguson 'as more than enough for 7, Milwaukee 2, Kansas City it, ('VS. 7, Cartu1s 1 and Davey tapes all ha doubles Zactwy, who yielded only a California 3, and Oakland 9, A leadoff homer by Bobby during atheee run fourth inning wveidhuaung single to Garry Seattle 4. New York at Boston blurter in the fifth inning tick, to lad the Ilouieers over the, Maddox and a ninth-inning was postponed by rain, a 4-4 tie to give oscago Its Braves, lien Sutton owned him stat..!. to Ted Sizemore. Pirates 34, Espas 14: filth strigid win. eighth straagtg win over St ,._/ J" ' ' 3 rsbarp..s badi 5teellonhwoa , and p.0,14. added load Passed pioleclion. ' ,,) ' \ \ ' '-. - Q,Whet active major lesgie pitchers tea Willie tkC.,,7 hit the meet hose re. and RBrs agait*' Alas, hew meny etrers tees Wile average we sessee respond I. Willie S*argell? Mike RooM.,, Saata Crur, Calif. As this U being written. McCovey baa hit seven homers off Lien Sutton of the Lou Angeles Lieu*en and a like number oft Phil Nl.kro of Atlanta. (He also has 12 041 Lien t)rysdale, now a sportscaster,) Becci'da aren't kepi on how many rims are betted in off individual pitchers. Re the errors, Willie committed 4 In li games over 17 seasons, before 75. That's an average 0413.5 per season. Stargell averaged 9.2 errors fort) seasons However, it's not (alt to make a comparison because the taller has played aimed half its time in the PIttsburgh outfield, wtt.re you're less prom to make an to. Yard ttaa.mat McCovey hasn't worn a fIelder's glove since 154. Q. Free as far as I can leak hut U teaks en NFL leethel, Ihue is reesed 04 the Outland Raiders playing the DS1IuI Cswhey. Ma IML U they have played, whet was One score? And N nel, wby? David Vogul 0. NJ 11 Me Your limb on incomplete. The Raiders hosted the Cowboys In fletiajid in IWI in a regular season gum and defeated those. V_ D, to wind up the c-mp'. The tso_ hen aio met in peeessea gomee fIve tines since 1002 the Raiders willing ( 04 this, U they haven't met more us regular season play, it's strictly beta.. 04 the when 04 the sduadele maker and the fact they're in diulerid dielias. Under the NFL saoiltg formula, the Raiders and Casboys will nest play in 1 at eel tin tileuper S - - Odgiof as Ms he. Lane, WI The regular Rams quarterback Is Pat Radon, who's led them to Its division tAles- I'm sure *-yesr-cld Gibe was envisioned as nothing more than backup since there's only udided fl lied.. But the Vincie Farregams Blow ince Gibe was Mad by theRanks' doctor becasi of bad kiss and released Gahe ewilph.ml the doe didol 'sea bother to check him out in peman. His football cum is ever, --. • . Well, Since You Asked... -DieM _ S PQPISII4 PIIei Cu~ 'old shotS Poe a Wwe0l ride. I,_____ j . Wills Gossip AN.. ed ? ________ Olderman I MUR,*AY OU**MAFl 1). Every bedy kieps utilities on tW plejw., But does asyis. keep lb. aIlslk. abed fteulsethonee d give. e's train? How any plspers have hue., shies 041ev being traded em or men times' What riM. tee, the terse n,eou'd or reputelioa of in sway tolsat? Die Wall, Use=* N. What measuring stick do you provide to gauge a trade' Obviously, the Houston Aaron bed a dIsastrous street lng the regime of Spec Hktuardeon 'hen they peddled such players as Joe Mor gan, Cisriroim, and Jack fllllstghin to Cincimati. And there are a it of vz.New York Mets Mt eaCeoforiva Angels playIng ill atvely in the maju's But lb.. timgs ton arast Even *ldlers has Me quite well latch; inpicking up Bill Madlort, Vide Sim. Durrett Bess ad Terry Whitfleld for the (ilaits- Fwnpise 04 players she rumi stars afler bidg sappsd onsiserous: Maeck thu he wed from To_ to the (lucag. Cuba, Nolan Ryan trim the NO to the Angels (2.w'g. Foster from the (ilida to ties Rats, Ames (Jtla from the Mat, to Kansas City on to a hi,. Q. Who do you No U tW i.....Me rising wa U Ro NV?. t.tt,. Chart Pseims 04 1.. LIM NNW 04 makinwe Mt Via.. him. 04 ? Berry Wwh, lfali,IL You picked theee guys she on .o_ly 1e1 rautesruas well as Ml matters tkes Lwi. do_I stat ups. the ether Iiall an a posed-gainer. Betas. he's bsr, tide, and blocke better. I have to p with Yaamea as the forasat allpurpose beck around today, - ____ ____ so -- - - - At Wintge Park and SanId Plaza, Save 8 to $24 on 2 fiberglass belted tires. LI Tige, 21111 mile Constructed 05 2 fiberglass belts and 2 "07"I"plies. de 70 and 70 series 2 for 44 2 for $66 2for77 "' "'O'" Site *71.13*/W, Net. $21 plus 1.71 tied. tam each Su. 311001`111-1 5 (leg $49 phi, 2 SIted Ian each two 31119H75.l$, Seq $47 plus 2.77 td ha4 each fire 5hj,L7$ IS. 5,0, ISO plus 3. It led tam each we 2 for 49.50* $37 plus 1.17 S.d. be each life. Site 0 70- 14, Req. $31 plus 237 led. has each Ike $Ll.17S'14,(l.g $39 plum, 3.1lled, tax each life Site P75.14, Req. $41 plus 3.34 1,4 1$. each Ike 1&seO7$-I4, (leg. $43 plus 2.47 lit iii sock Ut, $iteH7I-14, (leg. $44 plus 2.70 fed tam each We. Site ISS'13,Rag $31 plus l4Zfed tea each bit SIte 154-13, Meg $31 plus I III fed Ian each two $ite 195.1$. Req $31 plus I fly led tan each brs. Site 111.1$, (leg $31 plus 171 Sod has each tie. 'II.ckw.11. - Electronic wheel balancing I 4 for 112 Withfire purchase. 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Maetoq, 3001. $2 IS one half f,.l' Jui(e. • 35 I,('5tI,KSt1Pf:I, rrInalrung haISCS into 4 wedges 14.$Sl)t to nsak, it total ul 12 In a 7011411 (1311 couItane sugar, orange I,ld appa. I cup spread juice, honey, mustard .433(1 I t'14 2 itu Ics' butte?, c'ofl.arader Cut sausage, into 'IlItfIlet lhir.b cru..siae, thread un 5, p prepared n,u.slar'.l skewers alternately with I thap pwriley, hojw.1 range sedrs place on Up t*sul I 25%OFF INSIMARPUICI 5*4*0430 Iis h.I.m.I,wA... Vandy Names Dry 'OlI not S.4s ?'*41 Ill 00000' 416 53 NASHVILLE, Turn. aUPI - MiflIfIftil p11)00s lad ainn. A florida hIgh school coach A Florida nahve, he played was n0$uul Ti4ajr to take quarterback .t Robinson over the responsibility for dimng is con hIgh lctwxl coaching Vanderbilt U00vit. )f Ni oily'. wide remvers. Smith signed a grad-in-aid Randy Smith, coach at with Georgia, but tranofervd to Robinson high School in *1w Umv,rsaty of Tamps after TinIp.. replaces Jack Bums, GeorVs Coach Johnny Griffith who takes over "in in 11w win replaced by Vince toky. IbIISIn bicklaeid trims Ball He joined the Air Force Maskill. who left Vanrtglt for Risen, in tIN, Most returned Anion. Male. The changes to Tampa in an sM coach were made by Cnmodort MJesidIhghs. heal Coach Fred P-c'oad South was oBusye coot. "I have followed Randy atcr al Itomin from ll. Smith U.osod his cacest 73, coached wida ,ecdiers at Stood (.04 IbM he is an UPOSI& the Uveruiy 04 Tampa is coming yotind coach," Paw lflf. than us Ir..0l.Ir coach toad sat ft.', very par' U Nuth Cotolona Mat. In IW son" ad a no rwcrin*ar. biforo the WoUpack's Las HoRs Jack Swan has coached the loft to teach the Nov Yak Jet.. secondary onlh.manjj., "I'm "cited shod the los-el and I have cnpIII* challenge at Vud.rhift,' 1, 01ldmc,UIIRs5W*y$od, Smdhadt "Mye4ula.uo the job bitt." IodheUstheromIsgam, At Rolanoiin High, Smith, 32. and I know there are some tmandarcund. kng prs god dftn retub U lbs and lid the team is 0 314 ..c,&,,, pills..... U Vimlbrs racord and a bum In the Mat, bIb. I'm looking forward to it.' b -.. '- 4. 499 URGIANT'$ FLEA ITICK SPRAY An I.IL.,009 ow ft 01110 REAL KILL FLYING INSECT SPRA. II - #44 p.' "o-* of pow, 'I P4Q 3' W sworsto gwaumm M" Palms, coo a sort to, oIt.,. RIG Use F $YLVANIA MAGICUBES 2c*5 It$0 1 29 1111114,1 spin C.III.04 991111(l$7300 Salt I'rppe, 'a ; He's A Louse When Soused But ConsioderateWhenSo ber SPIN, SLID! TE or LIFT TOP WAS BINS S'?o 41 .1) S-Oi bc l4qiLITop P503495 31111X'11 DEAR ABBY: I GALAV FLOOR 12-IN. FAN I 9991004os.Q._.00I(_ 3*10tc 01104, t...n.n9 33p.sd UOCIL 1353 $241, à3III know mshich way to turn. My husband darted having a cocktail before (inner every night. Then it was two Then doues. Sow, he sometimes gets 10 drunk, he fallsaslerpatthetable. Thank God our children are grown and AIG REGINA ELECTRIC BROOM 1 0411k. fl yeses II marriage i ucar c n Ay were sped wits 2485' . dust try. -, its, Catholic ('hUJth did rwA permit its mem be rs to Join Masons. tad in 1i4, Pupe Paul on weekends, and al I say REQ $3159 ' anything to him about t. beOPEVT1ON cotut hostile and e ven abusive 1k never used to be w DIEGO, CAUF. WIN thus say. Abby. 'A1w l he sobers .,.. ...1 I 1.11 I...,. .Ii.i s., I. Ask(.rt51il.a.ai.ii... ------- ._----'--said and done, he can't believe ewdise II Is help defray the S. Then he begs inc to forgive cu t S pshli1wag sad NNWIW him and promises it wont ever Uy.i taut shied II, they will Wad )aas the buSieS anyway. happen again But it does I've suggested Alcoholics 'Ilbey are a s..pe.fit Anonymous. but he Insists he iejUlsati.s.5 isn't an alcoholic. It's a GOSd hick aIdGedhiees.Aad mystery to me how he can pleom Is me hear hhom In , A('AT)R)IJCMASIJS --- l*:AK ABBY. For centuries Now he has taken to drinking m II yes tote Ihi..ws thi5. gone VI ruled that Cathobcs can he Masons. eXCept in mwt cowilnea Thougtd you strnuld know. 1)S3.A* MAS4)N: I skusld kauw. Aid soil du flask yes ti you wsits you toad inure frinds" For the secret of popoiarity, get Abby- s new tuokiet Alow To he lupiJar, You're teny Too Young or Tm ow" s.ut ii pith a long, seilahp.i damped I u c,nts I .ssvelopa ask> l*ivr, Be verly Blit iDs, (a to tomatoes 31110 5* mowalftoomftnm 7011 N MNPOSD its Sills go Isolsid Peas LONSIN0003 N.y. tin at $1. eat 4"Csv. N 11.111. 4$ CAI$ILSIlI3 k.i. 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U. written in plal, triad ella I. celaheat. U. nrAy bugange sad is by total .umhsr of yeses he Ia, the bus Ihiag r IW' read hoes marrieds that', his absid hoe I. deal via $ Privilege. not it can't be deiaiig peohi.m iyoan, or pop 11 tomidured a $S tAil .1 ies,oa, ,co re IN',. wedding aavenary udess 25" HOME APPLIANCE -_ " . AlA,), Ifl At Them ff COSMETICS 4 SOUTIQU rJ33ai13.as, * ve'i . WIV ci aoRnr u pqLj III 5 0A54 SAVE 15C ' aruE. 5007CM TAKE THIS COUPON TO YOUR STORE Il O Mode Norman N. R•I.ids _______________ 1'°25 THE! .. '.liP5ly beO'IIIwd ____ ___________________ - - IWI bAVL"0 10ff uSfs ON jot J I'II13DP'' .-.... . slices, tidting tISo, but calL I rare. When he's nod drinking I couldn't wad a more wotsiderful, loving, Caring, considerate husband, but his personality changes completely when he drinks. How can I help Mm. Abby' He's getting worse. DEA* WWE: Sara Trlijsu SATA -lPmi SM, ,. . miSsV IS &M. NP P. . am Uftv SONS $M$ "so USTIS Sis ter -- llmthon so well in his busins. 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Add a L1.eup scoop of lemon sherbet to each glass. Fill gjasses with ginger ale Mates 4 servint BARBECUED NECTARINE CHICBE.N 1-3rd cup brewed soy sauce '.cup sauterne i or we orange or apple race I i cup brown sugar —I 2 tablespoons lemon Juice 1 clove garlic, pressed teaspoon powered ginger 4 trying chicken halves ad I lb. eact 6 fresh California nedarmes 2 tablespoons cilaup 2 tablespoons oil Coentáxae soy sauce, sauterne or Juice 0. sum, Ii )vice. garlic and ginger. Mix well. Place thicken halves in a "13-inch baking pan. Poor marinade over and turn once to coat all uclea Refrigerate two hours or longer, turning occasionally. Shortly before co.ktng. coarsely dice two nectarines into blender jar and blend smooth to measure I cup iOr puree nectar Vies wing new, or food mill.) Dram marinade from cticten and add * to the blended nectaruie, catsup and pierced with a fort. Makes 4to6 servings INDIAN UAR'iEST BARE 2 cans 1617 or 2 ou cactus tuna in vegetable oil ' cup chopped onion I teaspoon ctuli powder I teaspoon dried leal oregano 92 - salt 'a teaspoon cinnus seed 2 mectwn z,rchuu or yellow summer squash, sliced I green per. cut into strips 2 tomatoin, sliced I package 'l0 at s frozen whole kernel corn, thawed cups grated longhorn or mild Cheddar cheese Drain 1 tablespoon oil from tuna into a flameproof 2-quart casserole. Add onion and cook igtl golden Sits together chili powder, oregano. salt and cumin t layer 1-3rd of each vegetable, 1-3rd cii tuna and 1• 3rds c up cheese over onion in casserole, sWinklulgeadi taper with a small amount of seasoning mliii,,. Repeat layeri 2 moore tunes. Cover end bake in Yâ-degree oven for l's bows Makes S servings. OMONS 6 large ainons I leaspoons salt, drnded 2 tablespoons bitter or margarine I cop chopped Irh mushrooms I teaspoon fresh lemon Jtwce 1 packaged bread. stitling mis 'a t pep cop ______ teana 1wd.{J Fill onions with midire. Place in baking diii with 'a. thyme Peel ow. Place in deep inch toiling water. Bake onsa.oei wib bailag water to cwwrel in 3.degeee oven 33 ____ cover ad I te.gwion silt. Seing minutes or will citons are _______ _______ to a bid. CM, covered, for 1$- tr. Makes $ servings. 1o4$ m*ndu or will partially DUP.DH tender. Dra Scoop wi cm¶TRAWERY PIE tern and save for stil. Egg yolk poetry Melt ter In Miflet. Add I'4 cups sugar mushrooms end cm Wed cup tc*.cvoking CM for M4 . over tapioca '5 mealwn oem awip - ceitarato make I etc and ____ add to mViicoouoi with bread stalling. '5 teaspoon salt, peppis and thyme. 'a - ** nii a teaspoon 4 pods tends strawberries, halved 2 tablespoon bitter or margarine, melted I tablespoon lemon Juice I egg white. lightly beaten 1 teaspoon sugar Heavy aeam, sour cream or whipped cream For egg yolk pastry, ma 1 cup sifted all-pw-pcse flour with 'iteupoon salt in bowl Cut in Wed cup all-vegetable slurtening. Blend I egg yolk with 2 __ tablespuuns water. Star uto flow- mistore. Shape dough 0*0 a ball and chill. Prepare egg yolk pastry and dull. For Idling. mix together I'a cups sugar, tapioca, salt and cinnamon Stir in strawberries, butter and lemon Juice. Pour into a sreased 11-inch square quart I baking dish let stand 20 minutes Roil out chilled pastr on lightly floured surface to a square 's-inch thick. Cut I-inch wide strips with pastry wheel or knife and arrange over strawtema-s to form lattice top tlrtnh with e white Sxinkle with lteaspoon sugar Rake in 4-degi-e, oven 20 minutes until crust is golden brown Sir-ic warm with choice of creams. Makes I senings e Oil. Place chicken an Will over glowing chrcna1. (Or place an broiler rack in oven it least $ inches Irvin sow-ce of belt.) Grill slowly, t.ting often, * to,4 minutes, vidli chicken Is nel)uringlad20mundesol cooking, baste chicken frequently with the nectarine marinade. Place remaining itatlnes, cut in halves, on grill the last 10 minutes of cooking. basting with the marinade. Makes 4 servtn-s. BROILED fliYiH coRNosmFco D BACON S ears fh corn Baling used Water to cover It dnpo bacon NECTARINES Husk corn and remove ulkaDrop uto boiling salted water. Boil 4 or S minutes or until almost lender - no longer. Remote corn from water with Wrap stripe olb.conaround each ear. Fasten ends of bacon to the corn with wooden picks. Place corn an broiler rack 3 or 4 inches Irvin heat. Broil 44o-3 minutes or urtd bacon Is crisp. turning to cook on all sides Stakes 6 servIngs. PEA BETA Pear Margarita 1-3rd cup from. 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It) to spet-if> t*rth sign 114) III) • Juli Z3-Aug 2 p ihuugs vet plenty it iirfnse. fresh air >uu re irdecesti-il in that alleti and eat balanced riseals ARMS MAr(h 71-Apeil 191 )ou dire(II) can bor acMITItAist" noun, so %tit) Just your ferI1114% 14 mufti) cuf1w spend as thus h June as )uu can (out tit the sairlai tralitis today today on >usa personal affairs ' •iiakr a t,nprllesi effort tsp 4tIC for a gs.ud ran,Sirl with %IK(t) Aug 23-Sept. fl siu(mtude ma neselaur) today to get thin accultmpliahesj the April 20%I 20 a you like thrm to be (kSfW Isiokitsg Umd fit the Lu (it Seek out plates ahere pdhera si ghts SLOW! UIIMA ''I 4kt latuilacies socil be nearly as much fun fur you today ith lots of people your - - And uFlws.4ffjl1t4,1 klw)w IIIIII'r 5. 11-t d-1111111lig Pints miii K.411W ffl iii ttit s. tearts North hot 1111 sr ilwAr% mild the it rrper,,il~l, sit • $5 I 2 i i . '1'• " slit • -i AgAllj iftrr We-it *iit the atg heart frail he lust torn tfUulp shith ass's i.sn Iii lonitu> s king lIes (are. oisii - spI, , • $ .istirsl 11w- sir of ilsatuuoiwts 11141 r 5 sma ll i lull Ill dilliltilt uHf Wc1 had l's shIll liii hi-ti-Ift 11M. Air 11.4 the • uhiir,,tult- 114411 sk.t West '111"oftill Ill:411111 %*Uih ito :6 i.0 I,. I i• .10 1.4ss • I V 14,1Ia, (44 tit his h&rwi Ansi I"I ttw J4. k l*ss *5th the • ing Wi-st I.torpp.-,l heart and 'li-i hurt *ith the Jai it t*iLirt J*S 4 $n'iIing IP'Oil • troqk 11 you hair rpoilittir unotstutsithr tate sit yuulI find plenty of tag one, to) nkAw r :' bra,11 ' I''.. loll 11iso t • . I/Pt KI Vs4TCH WAS A COUPLE J:i I Ili you have implicit tatth in Illicit 11 )ou put forth the ditwits will grow lituth njurr lictelk%atti, (title anti flUxt can*t interfere - tat &s a rule .4 thumb lithe ranih becauu think inlissitual may be csrilrs ue nil frail Ibohiut he w-n.ous to g.roid atspiiisn.aI tone .4 h- srI'Iun ll%rr itise*sc slut ns4 hair A health. I would rather see a %lI%41r s)ttl 4, spli thete ,,tãp swIian hair rS*flwtk SW$(rri pietunt ivatscjnte realized It atsi lie tfiangr in tIn' heart for this problem than to spent uu ta Uuni 'cue step at a Isiusple fi be rs hut-h cau mu the rest t4 her life a littl e- las s,Ilu grunrul rules ssnPpIibui until the heart Urilbeltut that us u pvrsul fall, optruon tit .\ _,ft.-%_,_,. 12 0 it "# ,-zstj 1 ask %V t-A It ) like to see one imçxrtant T-ietime jorrum has loss All of the r%ccsj .5!. 21-july 321 Olier thor next fee I&)% (vn. tune hi build. ,o set )our oftuite-r. t's-ii - ji Isublelns it should *rsfrs( lo has tit s- J- rrij. 1 iitvtui irut)at)l, not going to ovish Accordingly IlAving Ifuutjl r PLUS TAX pause it high bloott pressure. heart ruess, -Ain is still there after boea%r Anil 11611n), Other LIlififf U July 6. 197$ 1wktIiln Its areas with puhith K)CU) SURE E)B ::: = = = tied it a suufld ae ISIC uz.fi,1untr asprsl is that a.urs day, Th For -. ) present Air t'aUsed - B) llERNl(EEI)I.Is4)I. - . /5 I'll'thinloo of the Illorr warfirul: low unctintitioson lilt 14,1111M Is) I t he tiser is the slith mud Psar this -line Shen the s*ln ci'iiiii.s iause it death in has turn roisl slrrt.twil. - f_ L.K i'M A w O " EV 0 50 HOROSCOPE .5..- -- this liabsl inibstiluals hair s.aiter ant hise him resse. , In the Anitlunts . I • - •kinis. alisiPsil can al I s - - = = = - - - IS - Psi 'G C jfit, - per doz. I 1 1.5 104C I'- Publix THIS THURSDAY,JULY 6TH THRU WEDNESDAY, J ULY 1 2TH, 1978 all TOOK TTKPC%.C? : ______ by Bob Montana -__•'y 7 'AV S HAS IC o4.dLMeCoutstI.sOffly 4 _______________- 4575 in purchases totaling $15.00 t. $19.9 excluding oil tobacco products This coupon Islas, also be used in combination with other S & H Green Stamp Coupons in this ad with Iatg•t putchasis Effective In Ovang.. Steward. Osceola. I A ______________ ARCHIE A EXTRA 1 44 ii _______ Ail Axel: (,I.I,WId COUPON 3 Eggs - - 1W 1W lw lW 1W lw 1W OF $30 OR MORE •. to - I 1) mis isith a king. damped. .lie nwan anser Would ou ieLlatbkriirilenrope for itlii tell inc Pirate' i.e in me 1 this neqiaprf. lip I1si I3I. Itad ills UK/PH HI.lWR tit course 4.ilp.in. Ne. Vork. N V 10019 s cou can has, it cut i41 %It .0 lhcre is not seal, to predict have- tit its) 11 to) find a pilot, 40 .... • p 35 £ [J Put, x300 • ± p JJI%1 _.-ZYS2YP'. \$'7 0 • I __ "_...__" This coupon may also buDdn combination with other S & H Ge t" Stamp Coupons in this ad with l.. , 5 20 21 l 901 TRAT STAMPS • . MY abdorhorn' I do not like, folding trial extra %jun in I trail 11w Iforalth I letter number ordle I It half all tit I,q oic tstsIIisi$1O.00 I. $14. •ic1ng .a tobacco products is Ili him is 200 EXTRA elsewhere in the bod) ils 12 G1844? /7 COUPON 2 nuiti tt acnziiujate in and sometimes at&'i, c the lunti 4,11% 1 0 Sl.,p •Sa . ,ct °' C:7' c,'( S 3• 'i •,t,- VF W sW W W W 1111111F I •4 . so-called moderate drinker 4) :' 4 4 Ti c", iS -' *,'.A -' , 1' 'A EA' R NEeXr ) frao8EJ!a ! qFw 1W W 1W AST t Cl *a ist \ v Dr. me an e4iffisator of hava Iting a manwho is 59, and freges 210 P.U.0.4 1.".I.q %.I.,.I tot,stIvis 2 • I am a at 6 feet tall can romintaii to .. b PA self To Sleep DFAH DR I.A.1,10 2'. Amoo,so-cl 23 a DOWN . B EETLE BAILEY This coupon may also biusd in combination with 1 1 is to oL 40,19. "Allsvess,oll - so XCI S. .0.4 Xf GREEN H 'Ici.ts PubOx 14 flo'coles A - A ACROSS 44 ,ust'l s: I f WE no, OF $20 THROUGH $24.99 .• Her Husband Drinks C OF $15 THROUGH $19.99 • 5.Iffis t Effective in Orange, .•_.. and Man sworitag 11w fmtst n..u,isl it luustuting 04% fiNtl1w thir sort tonol tits# -Irru .1 iou the ins.uru.- F:ast litimor its Lod loss. i:p::i length Anti c h 4% it 0 4111 601" . :'sstt1rir the tufti-il eighth Will anti ths-r- mu, 4111111111, " %4% thAt Itirsoutiful if Irwuip-. VAllt 11.641 14141 'Atli filt 111 % ritit: so so - - Effective In Orange, Brevd, Oscola, Seminole and Lake Counties Only? Uver the Istat It's dayll lilt- - booft toftou IN 12-OZ. POP-TO P by Bob Thieves where shopping Is a pleasure Milwaukee Beer the right to limit quantities sold ¶ 4&'' FAmi'. MI - IASY . MA. - 5 "°' p ' -'f: W" 14 tl'.içe - a-. bio. .0 t -, "i - •- ;. i.a S- ... r -. , 'u.avvsij., - • I - topsail 0 7. P4 so L a 411~L lost. " so by T. K. Ryan moViNMESTING 39 IFNZ, 10"'I of ?c Is.4,0. so. AIN TUMBLEWUDS Ia.. by Stan Lee and John Romifa P t WWII Illipsair A six- p a ck FORM. "AMMOCKORI sun is It. MOW Avimb of AAV MW 0 AL1111AYS UD Ub TAWS NMI* 1b FL4g- 0 S ____ SPIDER MAN - WINE and SPIRITS Against iratsutuarur.l .$ibeSt Qi FRANK AND ERNEST J at tho. pfusport I "I ie?i-rifmrig - L Old .1sirligh ' har p t1wday • ••. 0=4 PLUS TAX 1) S • - - I - S - - S EITIi �II-EnIlinq His-aM. Sufsrd, FL Wsdsaday. JWIVS -- ICIYSOUSNA$I 9• ,•• •• 4 CALENDAR U*r Goose IsRsiinmg 541 LrS An s-Sd,,,, tO tyCOOn r-, p YPe Are.ij t Ped os1 .o •s :Paa'.ng Ps toi WHO *(?tas .ar.s II GREAT PERFORMANCES .Isj,d St,ing Oua,tet ,,, c V,'or and OvI,t m F Uaov io I a. P'1o"d P EVEPANG 600 1 4 00 13 NEWS LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS 6 30 3 4 OCBS HEWS QABC NEWS TURNABOuT Coi..vage W' (s-c M,a Angesoi.a arid act'ess Pi(ri heal Cuts IPe CCiUaQ. tP.e needed to cwcc-'. (Pie obstacles m 10:00 7 ¶2 POLICE WOMAN 1"Fs-' the aapp assail.. CfflDl..WQ co,icA n'mec ass cs-s cw a IRI 4 0 CBS REPORTS Au 1P4 WICtC 05 pfOIOt9 ml rna,(ng 'Imni Soc a instead 700 3 THE NEWt.YWEDGAME I THE 00000UPLE 0 THE CROSS-WITS 0 SUPERMAN ¶2 SEWITCHED Sarta Ws-dd.n P,'p5.,qt A?e. a scat F"ia Dar,n ts hense' v-re-erg MACNEIL / LEP4RER REPORT "°".." $ Oped ct?ies an Ua,len Sand,,s cQo'ts on If. cajd decrease bSaC Land I'P the SOtPi ØSTARSI(V A HUTCH 1'. Slarsay and P4iCPi a9blI te-ie to fmd a ?i man cwr-pirg a sad) evus *e(tt SluIC?I taS COnt,aCt.d 730 3 LIARS CLUB 4 CANOIO CAMERA 0 1,25.000 QUESTION O W1tD. . WILD WORLD Of P1s tot 2i 10-_jO THE W1WAM5ON OISASTER ir p.cç. 05 "°' West Vn.a 'eCoWH (Pie APed 5 1977 Stood Itatt*r and If.., fruStrated I?1.eYp($ to Ottbn from the Iprjvi gOsarmierl 13 THE CROSS-WtTS DCII CAVETT w., 5:00 1 12 GRIZZLY ADAMS Ceod ii We-p you Fed it leo t"tre prospectors liar, Stcrch Forreit eci aanai around the ejids ma ('ultraIng search be gold IRI yr., 1 MOVIE Mr LeF4t (CI (19611 Pie-OtIS CarDs. CO5i APnbd bOQSie,pe umps ai f. ocean and tuens into a p tP.en goes to core (Of duefg World War 1112 H, OCAROL BURNETT Guests James Gain., G.ocgs, ca,sn and Pipn £ar( SRI U EIGHT IS ENOUGH Is IPies A Doctor In The i4out. Torn end a ovav* age Dec Maiaee IMcfiee TPIO,nal 11:00 11.30 13 TONIGHT Guest '°' McLean Steenson (1 4. Q HAWAII FIVE.O Ploosman VcGa-',tt beC.C'*5 (ti large-f ci an are--pulee Out to em e,.r1 (a."fl *s-iO COrt,tb.t.d tO PieS maiming IRS C) POLICE STORY If. MaIflor t?p to 1*0 PO'CS OCil p'I..nI a fumbl. be5es.r' ,..aj bpc•ali n 12:37 0 IC OJA K B ft St dl p Ø5 uC ii id osPOed aid Piled hostage in •iclIang. toe the r,s.ms. ci a murd., SuSpect (RI C) ABC MYSTERY MOVIE Dial A D.adfp Plumbic I 1 915j Oarp Coawii G.mmi Jones An un.mploy,d actor poses a, • plycSeatvst to con money torn a .oma,i to'm.nI.d by fliQFHff,.VSI (R) sanQng angles (RI NOVA k IS., (sinS Of Catastopli. Thu debate osie a,il de5.n5. - can ci sur. a nuclear eat' SRI - 9.00 (3 fl DAViD FROST David Frost is ep-wi seces .atu,ng p.oçg. and sints CurrentS-5 naSing Q(JE PASA. U S A 1 WEDNDAY.JVLYS ULIAS. YOGA AND YOU 3 OG000 MORNiNG ftORIOA 730 3 13 TOCAY 00000 MORNING AMERI CA W SESAME STREET 1200 1 00 12 NEWS i THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 1230 13 THE GONG SHOW 1 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. 6 00 4 0 CAPTAiN 1.ANGAAOO C) RYAWS HOPE 525 1 13 NEWS 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 530 13 TOOAY C) G000 MORNING AVERt. CA ZOOII 900 j OfA4(jf i DINAH1 C THE PRICE (S RIGHT (MON.T$t.fl Y MAGAZINE (F RI) 0 C) MOViE 13 VERy GRIFFIN SESAME STREET ¶ FOR RICHER. FOR POORER A 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHII.DREN 1:30 3 ¶3 DAYS Of OUR LIVES 0 AS THE WOPLD TURNS 2-00 ØONE LIFE TO LIVE 2.30 3 13 THE DOCTORS '4 0 GIRDING LIGHT 300 712 ANOThER WORLD Q GENERAL HOSPITAL 1000 2 ii CARD SI4AR%.S I DONAHUE 0 TIC TAC DOUGH ROGERS 330 0 ALL IN THE FAMLY(R) ELECTRICCOUPANY 1025 1030 3 13 HOLLYWOOD UARES I THE PRICE IS RIGHT (MON-WED. FRI) 1 JULY MAQAZINEITPItJ) ØUIKE DOUGLAS ELECTRIC COMPANY II 00 .3 ¶2 HIGH ROLLERS 4:00 2 LEAVEITIOBEAVER 4 I LOVE LUCY OUYTHREESONS 0 TIlE LUCY SHOW 13 BATUAN SESAMESTRffT 430 3 THE BRADY BUNCH IMIKE DOUGLAS ¶3 F-TROOP 1130 2 ¶2 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 500 3 ADAM- 12 4 CLOVE OF LIFE C) FAMILY FEUD STUDIO SEE (VON) INFINITY FACTORY (TIlE) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (WW) ED REBOP(THu) 0 STAR TREK 13 GUNS&IOICE • MISTER ROGERS 3 NEWS ED OVER EASY To uty City 32 TOMORROW Guest Is. - great enpostir: s-.o Peas posed as a Surgeon and TrapPast monS F.rdvi.wd Wasdo DeMari __ Tops Pop List 'ó1WYUIU(IUl'l).-,Th.IQp based on B&IUI)ards survey of albsdns In the pop niustc !U?s-S anti oadca3* play MORNING teJd, based on BIllboard's IWYey of sales - play: I1I(1 5:50 ave it 2 Sounflrack -- Saturday Ie .1 I. (ics-ry Rafferty - City To ¶2 PTL CLUB ¼ 600 4 AGRONSKY AND COMPANY (VON) -4: EYEWITNESS MAO .Z)NE (TUE) ((OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) 4 CAMERATHRU(Thtfl 4 CPGKERAARNL (FIN) OTHELAWANOYOUMON) fl3OMINUTU(TU() C) BLACK AWARENESS (WED) QSPECIRUM(THU) 6:90 (3 2COUNTRY GARDEN (TUE. f,IPITRY FISHING (FRI) 1 630 ii ROil 0015 THE COUNTRY (VON) .1 PORTER WAGONER (TUE. (2 NASHViLLE ON THE ROAD (WED) 3 WILBURN BROTHERS 4KUTANA 0 SUNMER$EMESTER 4OIAFNW$ 655 12 HI. NEIGHBOR Natural 3 Commodores - 2 Raker Street - Gerry 3 Take A Chance thi Me - Abba 4 Use Ta Be St Girl OJays 4 Roiling 2. Still The Same - Bob Seger Girls 6 Its A heartache - Bonnie $ Bob Seger & The Stiter Tyler Bullet Band Stranger In You Rolling Stones Toiii $ I)ance WIth Me - I'des' S Bruce Springsteen Bron 9 The Groove (.me 7. S.nd (.ibb 4g.bouui hleataave lMrring 10 You Bdcmg to Me - (arly I. thiak Manglone - Feet, 9 SountSrack Grease 11. Two Out Of Three Aint 10. Carly Simon Boys In Had MeaU.oal Startsght Promenades. 7 Center, Shell Ro,ad. m. Trees II. Peter Broan love - 12. Bluer Than Blue - Fantasy MscftaI Joivsscm - 13. 1.1.5* Dance - I)unn.a 12. Sourdrack -. Thank God Its Friday 14. You're The (.me That 13. Joe Walsh - Hut Want - Jotui Tratta & OtMa SenotEl)', 14. OJa -s - So Full Of lose Neaton-John 12 Soinlrack - FM 12, love Is Like Osygen IS. Bonnie T)lcr - It's A sweet lkarlactie 1$. (;r - Frvikie VaIl 17. Harbra Streisand - Enc Sorgtsrd 1$ Wings-- london Town 19. Abba - The Albwn IS I Cant Stand The Rain 20. Jefferson Starship -- Ençtzn Jetfermon Starafup Earth 19. Because The Nigtd Patti Snuth ?4EWYORK(UPII-Thetop 20. Kamaway 20 sIngles In the p music field, S*arstsp Cd Jsck Prssw I' Do. Dh...4 FOR THE LOWEST RATES IN FLORIDA DAILY WEEKLY. MONTHLY - Iasisaace Ii CPISIS DImr SpiclsIty crvid - . I I Pr-'ct, 'IVESDAY, JULY II SuIerd Sei'tsuta, 7 am., Sambo's. Winier SprIngs Ses-t.nta, 7:30 a m, Swishine Park conunuruty center'. fls-g,s- A...ymsss, 9.30 am., Vms-st Federal of Seminole, SR 434, lcaigwood; 7 p.m.. OA Teens, Sedjefiild ApI. CIubbOwe, SR 436. Aitamoeite Springs; 7:30 pm. F'Ionda Power and Light, Myrtle Avenue, Sanford. Sashed Liune, r'oon, Holiday Inn. Lasgu.sd Seelinta, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Scgnmit Apartments Casaelbet'ry; 7 p m., Sanford Womans Club, 3095. fisk Ave. 0 - en iOvt i" ''PCilP'd i '.' 1:-iS oS S,"'"o. C'.' ' l nq rsi ow iss Pa'S u r or s'a - ri t'rri I. a"' 'o O-oOc' '0 ,.' ',t'si occe-' Pa-s Et'a'w-t 'leG ""o 0 s'.c' Ord niece ,, ow ire'. '-one v.ov-a 'c _ ,, 1,.,,nw'-, o, tee o e-,e;e Dv 5. ' S Or ' .'. ,.cI.5,n ,PrO-'t V' PARS ESTATE S PH 21 i-co..: as ,eOCd riPe P.Dl S ROCOCO, or S#'.' c'CJV Cp.."v 13. i A,,'..' H 50(5* 'e- J' C "a ':e-e th,).l 05 (pn'.- 5'. -ineCs VS end (C5.'.e'y SrOC 'Ga ' e i'-' v cc: :1 (SlUT COURT op ivs SN -', . (IGHTEINTN JUDICIAL Cli CUlT IN AND IOU StIsluNOlt COUNTY 1Lol,DA cast sO tilt)) CA ICC fl 'N 515505* ANN PA'.'e-E Pr' !.,,. A-SI. •_,, Ii Poe-NE HAe.1 '',le,nd'n' H,etand , NOTICE OP ACTION (MARL ES S Pa-vlsI I'd-a'. Lee-SO Apa,,'.',.',, 55p54,p So.." Ca'c--'.a ' ..,. Aoor,55 you ARE HENISy PSOTIPIED 'Ca' a' cit or' Scw .3 5501,41, at "ar t44 545544'.' I.I3,g,'.l a'. .. i-c reseed', s.-r,, a o, va' *' '?' I3,$?'.%fl, I e'.e. So t S 5AN1LN AALD(s* Yaks., SQuIRE '1 SIAL A'7'' H f.e.5s j, (.545 H * (icuP •, o-•• c s-DISC j,, en 5 13 II 30. '515 A-s.-. - sci DGLIN a. IC . I ENTER PRiS(5 INC DR4s.sijan MOITGAGIPOSSCLO$U,5 - a it SS • E H '... (O5'l mwuty Mrthostd Cliurrti. T1'i-CtyRsudKanart-sCBfluib,7:3opn.,5anford t3iaznher of Commerce. WBDNENJAY, JULY 13 Cwe4ben R.Mas'y, 7-30 a-rn., SI.S R.laty, 7 30 am, the Town 11014t Sauteed Kiwanis noon, CIvic Center. SanhsrI opi.i. noon Holiday j s.ut.r ks-nader. senior citizens dance. 230 pm. Civic Center. C.3'.'f •.'%I ('(I-es I viacs, F 51 7 I U307'I i Call ipv to, (Pa 32.1 5IIg'l & 05Oup lie-ys. t'%trc1o., rI44 '- -- IAC all C AOL 05*1515115,0 5(HOOs_ INFAPsYSAND .j,I 12-SpedaINolkas ______________________________ Ind-,4u41 asO *45 tiI,-ng NorTh in Pa's A,, S-ar-foil on Dec i,,, a,os,'S s so i- ... 5 3 II 34 se TReE PiOS F,,. CI5CUIt(6iiVP'O1 COUNTY PLOSIDA TI DIVISION , *501-55,0 4 ped.$t.an Aulo Cl CIOV'.', pICas. (all 333 54) QiOt '.rnce ______________________________ Il-Help Wanted ____________________________ (Ip (a' lobe S,UR$a'IaI Potans $405I MoPpI Jobs $55 Ut us 304,, Ui Jobs PASTERN PFRSOC4IIIL $105445 I"I3 fl14c ,,Sq Ots-sEse PERSOIIS '5115157(0 54 TheE ESTATI YOU ARE vs(5(5v PeOTIPIEL) •P'sr ad",r'-s"IIor. 01 5. ijS05, 04 ie*'S%.?-n. C Pea-otac. *4(1.5.0 p P.ur"nOs. 7, lISCI iDe-sOng 4' 5545 I PIo, pto 54'. b,5omi a's Ssa$srdJflMS) ' $ — - 59 S W. Psrk NIB9$4 Jack iossu • FORD COMPANY Ws-e us-vIes Isa Nsrs5 sails cONPL$,, 0$*R1U I see am.. rd MADAME KATHERINE -- I_I I,i__l. PALMIST PAST - PRISINT - 'IJTUH HiIfl vIc5 cat all sNiW LIFE. LOVE. MAINSAU. IUSINISS CARD. CRYSTAl. MU. 11*0*15 Ii lOINS ISI TNI 6000 ?UTI iCSiq,U4.• S.. p.ssm,.. 0•• uw) e 631-4405 6 PRIVACY MY ssm NNwsSa.. -Op-a. Mss, lit. __ I7-931MáIs $00*sIks1d. Nest N NINIs IL ______________________________ 5tatlih$ Pr,m,.ad,n square dance, DeBary Comnunty Center, 513111 Road, 7 p in. Opemonlin Ano.mw, 7:30 Seat-a pm., Ajtamprge Mali 'fllV*AY, JULY u i.utu'd QRaa, 7:15 am., Bct,. Ia1.c$ O4bo1i1, _____ 7:30 a-rn., Wyue Bond Holiday Inn, La. Mary ia'y, $ tm., Mayfair Owi-neSses Anisymion, $30 a-rn., Mental Ilonkli P.ni. ROad, SprIs; 7:30 p.m., (nn3ty ptj. 's, Diii W.he 1$ a-rn. and 7 ps., Mce*gcanr,y Raid, hMee*Me Mall; 7:30 p.m., 1asd4 (bsi' ci awac. ______ 'UlIu,wc. ad1s Jayem hd 7:30 p.m., Jaycee 1aLnrt W WiiuOin, 7 pm., Longwood Qusidy Inn; 7 p.m. Fyi-il Untied Metbostst Church of Ov-iedo easts a iece 55411 5. p,OIiPIed ciii N, CIIs,eIi,p$p,p Ti.. Emi Herald *lT'5(ssmesarsdwmecI.,tat 'a. C'rcel (551t. Sicis.is, he'd. mi e In's 4., p7 M'IAIIN A Cta.st,. Arilsa' N (aI SI l'se C"cs.t t.n S P55 I CSI'deII t3*,,4, Cu's I' II )I. 31. .551, 5 Till Dcv" 1'o,flh,".s,. C .4 isa.. SEALS Sf ATTO. .eEv FOR PISS0NA IUPSE SENYATIpI 'n. E *'NuIa., 0 s-aiussr 'U'i.isi PA P0 131$ Orl.is s-II"I usat 'Hplsove-. I)Sti ali iati " i''. i '1 1175 -- 4 T54p'c,n,SoI-c-So, gPO 05.3-br 'sn. (l.a-n lamocs SaIdord iss-pe F C Sep Laofe-dC, Saps..iot Dc.s.f Pill'. S.. MIt Cons. P'oISr* Manager rn n-e-"aoor. 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Al-.,sl.- IO0In.i'.s.'PI - 5 NO Ii Sanfords Sales Leader 3 22 2420 ANYTIME MullipIe Listing S.rvlce REALTORS (J - 122 •73 I , eqS Ala I • -- I 5 , .1 (11% ?rI'$ 0(1511 5.115 .11 51 III sIN.. IF PAW f..'lNI Iii lees • I I* 0 UI' I'., • - I ""'I . ' •'. 171 I '-1-1 Iaod Clearing s '.5 At'N.. I A'u(l ,, ,, V p 'a. a' '. *', , ''I ,.. , '. I Ill I i'll _____________________________ ___________________ *7 *10,51 II ' Attorney ServIces '.INI lOb, SI'p 5105111111 £1513 lie-lOng ..., ,, ',,• -' l eli P .-a,5,,4541 ne, $17 1om 1'45 I •t I 54l2',, I Ill 10IL I- "a, Ii A 'a-'-." I CAll I a.,.s-- N I - lu% 55 (Se- VOl '1'..,1, BALL Realty -- - '1'S 2545 PARK - '" - - I.. At SIll 45 IAI a, -, 55.3115 "IRa S - Ill Aan..5 '.Pec,ø, CI - ', I. II -- , Icca I 'I - _____________________________ c-It I 45 Electrscal P l)YUI51, 5411151 5 I'S W'p.... 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'.lA,s C)etsrnahti W00541*1 MAISII.s250' Ha, It 51 Sa'0o, ,l I '4 flfll 3$5)J4 4IoQM 'ON .PIILONIN I, bItiftIl P5.1, lp,t & o,SC in hi will'. lieei ,Wi 544% 1 SI. I balS '40*. 50 I 5045 in G.cw.e 55e Cai r Ill I SS-'t$ Ia Accasmes - ' _________________________________ 'still A SI WhICIMASs' lIe I'd - 05,4 n p' Se- .- ____________________________ - The Real Estate Agency REALTORS ISIS - S I iI'5 I' 51' Saa.Isnd LigN Houling '5.4 4.12 ' AM PlO So145 daf'W3.OlIai.0., . _____________________ 123 I'Sl •.l.a't 5o . Is a All I,p5 coo5.'.q SOP VI*JinIS$ 'sl'a"IICI ill 'V.4" Ph Ce ItS Sd'anesu.s RoaI'sq Ii) - ___________________________ erl. Illirs. 'te*'s. •lU*l*p 1.45511. besS & lI'v.5S 5$'q 14S S T's •t Ott TO SCHOOL ac.', 351,3 ba'SP'.ml *11 1,11 105's taI ,w,iAeIds ( 1-04*, 5,0 Jesrnq ee Willed isaigibeAsad lISa. ''i.0i., lo;'.oI, YtLtO* SAND __________ CallD.(5L55,. RuSSO - ee'..fqpmprI f * 1100.1 Pa.sii'..q P4.ril ng A P'RsWrP(l..le-'Is• I-Sill 'l IA ItS bI 5315144 (t'W5 . PLINtINI.. CAMPt'.TW, & CAP INS 75 ii) 0437 _____ __________ 4 1*11 , '.. ls S HA ,,44''ie al$$IISS$I', 5.1155 t,$I5pI 5.tl,a.4 I. be'id is La .bseP.I. 4.5Cm P4.1. I4alIs.I%9 l4s 51j '.• 1.505 5255(4 IPe.nsCuIg'Iyo,,(p,...(alpaI ROSROleC RAWAIM ______________________ _________________________ &-Is-Sules I5A54.3 54I44 sod 4111 111152$ -- Saw Filing — - PN NSUI AVIIJN 1111 Ii. Sloe-Ri '14(0 Poem, lb..Ii & *'1'-H (11*051 ee-,.t (III II O.,I e 5541)45154 IIIe,5 l%ION 1.4* 5It,II-453 I.b,ssl. pSr SIC A*'It,ir,1b•"i Ait 131*II3 __________ - (ASSOLL S PUNNITUUI HI 5141 Stemper Agency I _________________________________ 1NW t S IIIHODILINu ......-_ 551 L VaSt '.1 a. I-lone Inrgy,n'uqW-, __________________ SOS SAIL t*ISTeSI,AUtO 55 51 5a'.I '. 048IPtS Trk,' , H4q (S -" "4 "s.d I 'i5.(5 "-"a H4sI.a -, - NIALTORHJ.Rl VUL IIPL (LISTING SIN VIII li 5544 371 $134 Ill $1 t..s -; p. I I •I.e- I cIlIa. ___________________________ IOu a iIWII ,s.a.Imb• I bc5.i PhI plIce. i..d ".'. 5115 I Rel I a' ,C'I, $131.' 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IWO' '.l.,,IIP C &I'.Au -541.,'.,', •', 4V'W'I'S a* - (Sq. ___ ____ 15973 I5,4$ p. 515,1511 II) a.) ________ v kvà 1n I 100' sled - 215 S D iimne $n1rOt..nUnhh5 _____________________________ N $7 Appliances l.Si,lI - ' Air Co,al. £ hiiahrig ______________________________ •1 c '''$ iso ta Sold Ill I (So0(C a ' Soose Pr lIe 5C4fS 05 (Sd - 1455.1,4 5 111.e-I1 I I'AI-4 SIC) ' ' .'"." '" 121 5(55 IsI.a'l,pss 52)11 •iiS p.54 (anIon P ,eb..e S.aI.ao, . tn'oc.'- 'natwn, 'oc"eS'.ad ' a Cl(*)Vffl i,e.,.Ifl(,5 - -. s'gis l .n31 , 3211102 - ,' MI, '01 (13 v c TA I I••A I' 517 a 335 1)01 t,o.n *5,1. 'Pe last MR ,C,,lcP Sc','. (Io%.ls '001 III '0 11) 0511 ________ t•' UI 25*5 122 O''T flla?e3 ..t P•l,?cq'.J 0 ________________ __________________ n 54 A 'S ' ' d.'a.ged - 1011 5 Air COodItIOnI1 - -- I .3 I *1.1 PIt lSit Pc-s lOe Sanpocl --- a. MW)I!W) AM•,•0PwwS Me.-iiu,$aaP.Nsd - bea a S S S • IS 5 0 P I - 'iiT,,I,i TectP.dI in. SeeS.-, csIci 'I'S cit-sp spetp Ne. ,'.sodl'ft, bu.Id-c'q fig ige p0151140 q'O*.c% lAsen. L'rdoeS,oe'Iobev,ad -a. s. e-'-ig I bs'w', *aSlV 0 spotal I Dv, all peDdv($ p0' 30Ailns I-'.'.,,/i, M,.q Vial EsI.l. '''1 Par. A.l - - rtwvtses %i44WE S uris Slums 5111$ THUMB COIPOIATIOP.' e oskviaepAa,, C £geSc. PIWHS CI - - \4 ).J,. 571 - IliaIsed tie Na Ca,,p 's-p t"a' u.s Ill ,"IPdI nSfs'I stat (at Ni 331,5, 'U' lurmI' I05a-'i 'SI' Cl 5% f5 5Cl ' .t4O '' • - - lI-ne'. lfl 'lit _______________________________ OrI, S&a",tt.e- i.Ca 1e-s, A, 'Itt . Senloed ---------- , - I•., l? s'a,'PI -. * G.,n.45*S,.l. Mpg Real I sba'l SCOSOC IOUN 5, SIDE N ajo 55 Ni.ii if Ti.irri NA a - I4 '5 ''5 5.--- --- 5 - 4_l5 570 caP' 5'..o so'. acId SillS & SI) 511 50555. n.* 154 & .0 HladsOetds $10 & ,p $l( 121 50 lire (,c'scnpf(eI .. l•' - S'isd S vea..Svic SalI.ilS UI 1731 . IC -- --- 122 $052 (.SVlseSL'v.r.$ Snt% Oa. Pfe.n$1ipa. 54(5101 $*.IIPvNSC I, _--__-- 5 ia.• 'I %WITT REALTY, WE Al TOW ', P1cc putli £1410 AUCTION e.S,, Tree-il, I Sal 05 '0 I5 154 .inI, 0i a. 5,0I41 Plc 144151 lIe bes is-f I'e-Jl & .5*1 525*5 & i.p N,. I. .. rn 'Cis- DE?AILS 17)0121 Dii f5NA AUtO AU((IOIi I nip cactI 04 IRIde-It C'a,'onj S.ac'$ a IT "old (III 111111 "RI tad, ac II Vs.,lI Il1l,,.,a 0i5 0' "' Cc'02nq I?' 254 '.5" 1 'Ilc- ill let a a 04O.s. "UI'., I U's-p '3 fish I as -re A,.ia54 $01 12: ''44 ieensi.es MS I 174111, (*41 - "-' I. I s.. ,w 'ant PR t 5)0 'P',o,,of' .1,5 Ia-Il:: -'c 11 ?tti pd Ca',.$ *004 00.5 U.-I'a'IS ...'., dl 'SO $2 0 ati•'b• , tOt 17)3 333 '01 Da, •e14,e-1 i....'e-aa' ISIS I -05' WiSe-I 511'. 1a43 'in'-Ii ' I'..1515fli4 tie' - ).'Sr' arc Meet SPa'S Ib,oilt '544754 5' .5 C- S)-tuwlioM Goods - Payton Realty 32271!' Iii '24' i' AClI l0• V - I 1771(17 177 lilt 10' F 350 -. 33-HOUSeS Furrwsted __________________________ . - ___________________________ MalU' Sialid 5s.e-.p SICP.Ois 101 lee-c too Say'. HjII 11515,5 & 0 Moe 40 l,.'4,..IA,saa M.*'ng 54o100f. large U' t14 Small 32)1111 'I Pats A,e Ill I C-C'S a,4 5)1 ilO ' •'iji 1,00,4 , :111 I', II" e-c*." *l'c 'a' ., a-i s:zs lV',' I 111 PhIl L.c *10 Sal I 0'.. a .- Va 'tl ____________________________ __________________________ 51,-Ic'S ls...eø la,. , SI T7-Jurdi Cars R.nmtved I Gait (acpO dIAL 1ST 1,5 UI A IO III .SR -. -i... I)'. HO0',S 4 l .'.l.,.id It 1.05 led Sc,., 535 040 So UI AS La* n pa1t"etW% lulL DI 4 122 131' TOWNHOUSE A35ll I a'lIe-age'., Co s S 'II '." '" MAitN I URN''I,UE RUV SPIL TRADE V.54151 III 1151 333 5432 I 122515' 2I-Sètuatlons Want.d A.',en.lian S 10 ()a,s,c * II "old H' P -"050 I It I 544 'en' sIt, '05' 4 & wI-c.' II' (CII 711 ')'? I & II' $55 74-Busisess 'CHIPI I 0,al 'Q'pgctI or'' -P01". $ISic"o I vet sat. 10'-'.', Ci S' RE AL TOW Coil".' - : I i, - _ilIiQt!".__ *1,54.314 - 11.4 '.'.- l',' I 1250 Ss.pp.riq J51i.5 SILL iOU 101 LYE 372417* ___________ 5ae5.s..saaeasO * '' .5.. 54 AMAII) at Vsr-. At , I. 'l pa-se-I ItoclI..- lal I I ip54 ,". "eid .las ,.eml ".4, 'I' & I ,I .53*'. a is 4*5 I' P1 5, L'ire,a. Rv-'d-n,s ,,a.l, - IJSIMASPPA.VINIS liPS 'S "Ode'S (51 33)S5I, o.I)l 7%-RecreatIonal Vehicles ...., CaliBart c-, SI-N,, 'It AL TOO a II -----I UI Paborn REALTY 'siiinIlisHtaO., ,ewvtIc7.51o..,I4 : its Ncsq-c •a'*4n 5ppi, buS4w55 G'.a$ poSp.s$.al 0.545 .lI C', of Las, Mae, S.'Id.lsg Ad 0 C us N $1 - 1' -, - I . 171 'III Sa"i3 I 'ci $5015.1 0(11(7111,1.5 II.' 1,10 atI " .asic's ai ,54I-..,e1 "I O$a'Of' P.154 14511 05 CII 355 LPl ,. .a' 10'.' ,Q-a' ,-,• ,,..,,,, , .., 'IPLI 5I.-L - I I a'.do' lSO'.'P Sue-, c-i HAL COLBIRI REALtY - III 254'S 5100511 LW HI.)MI C I-IA cc ia'p' POOl ,ilA.5 (I,oS. liWt Sousa & l54rb'.a I r -i 1(715 ' .1'd I 'SR 5150 ','o - '. sell Ia54P U) I SIorpMeegpr 'I L.s AMER ICAN EARTHWORM CO. ASSISTANT MANAGES 51' 1 ,'s •.p.c-e'se AppI in PERSON ' Olden l,.I a. r.,c.tv IMAJOR CREDIT CARDS HONORED Us US 4II4, . 'a s.c s'l•a'' it ..'--.- •- I 1...' ant I AI ('en S AutI 411 ,,'e .- "4051 SSIONAt 5-- PiI5 lIf lea' I'Ct-dli-,I lie-Id ( I Wc44 lo,on,..l ,1 ,5c 51. F - IP I., 31171 I'll's'' O-MsceIIanevus for Sale R.,0 Reel Esla9, Siospi as, Sanloed App 121 Itt' I as 53)75?) 117 1441 )0SI' CC - "-n-SI,.' "5 -l.'- 0' l:? BAT EMAN REALTY .-..• ,'.,._I-- ____________________________ I1e,e I,,aloe's gv4 ,alI'.ped .esoei. '.,rtmT 'eP,neJ -" I 1V Qf -c-st Call ent*".'I '0,5 Ife I AS 413 3151 eat 7035 ci US Tr5 P.ale-a'.-c PI'tbeftHIIpf.f STAMP MACHINES n( iii ScO, 5Plp, U.S. POSTAGE patI I I - :*-' "---a,s'a'. I SIC 2 II" IP"(OI I as' A - i at'. i 522'. rn'* Ad's I, I 'l '54' 521 P4 I Pc,.rnan US 1100 433 5103 irlIf le Poe 01 US 701 COMSaIE SICIAL SANS 050 "sO'A-*_'.essagl ll 55$ US 51 nor Ms.San,co C a'p.l 7,1.14,,. TabIl Si. Mae' - SaIl I .1(153 *5"l •4ti 0 5PIs45Pi5 S'o'S ClefS '-'alan Atl,ndCN Call III 101$ S.CT"S IL 5405131 It SRi epqprs't loosing PU' C is.. pOs coulda. I be VV50.lsg tSt.5 at alsO If *1 Cl54slt looAm$ 'or lImier, so ou. jos ts. a4 OOvIds'biP,cp IS p0. cci Iii 0490c-PesO5 PC ReVS TCrpp P.0 Hu'idced 4911554 a cpA, I' ( a.A ia_p.'. i., .74 lt4PCQ 0.c1 S'.I Re(pv.'sg(I..s AVON OPENS DOORS A,01 CoveS 'of 5p'...ng Cosn, - CIOrPIl. PotaS O.eca. Pn. aoror.-.. at eCS s P 0 0c114' C. eI'seor4. 110,4. 13711 Tn. pciaonaI , cfritl'Sa$, ,. OS PP. Cite', % Mac-a. N R.. e'w add'Ps% i 13*4 A-a.SPOli 5344 Ma-'I.a'. PI*4 33551 Tp earn. and •ordc,ss I ,. o.rtone '.p'.sa-es,a,-,, c's,.,, we s OcPa All I-a,eq cia ins or agent' 'se .i'a'p a,, "qu.'.Ø *1 THiN THREE MONT I-aS PROM THE DATE OS TPi( P , 05T PUI(A7lO't os 11415 V.OYl(l, 10111 54 'ts (I11 C •Cul US Sal., 1011,51 ISTATI OP • AT*-.Al,I 'NI I NELSON Deceased *1071(1 Of AOMINISTSATION 10 A I PESSONS HAvING CLAIRAS OR DIVANOS AGAINST THE A ROil ESTATE AND ALL $15 N,'see A 3CC Ca t54%5Ct Cod, Man SaleS I.p,qItP Pe-ocestor 5Aa'ga,54 L M.,s.I D.c..4, ('ens L PN 17) il1. .,,i IQIALTOW - 1') 3149 to'.. C a, 1011 1rcs.Sece AIR ACt N(v '75 iN41V 0)5 ,,15 73 Auctson H I as,inb.'c, I,-- 5*OC(,5s, Acp I.'..'. SO--Autos for Sale t, ...SP.'.g IS, 01 1st 'ia..'. P d'sl ,,S,,I U C I-"P'4"'ii L Iin'sat wwe,a. 5'04P' me M Unsworth Realty . %,a-s 015 555 551 C' V 11-.x'Slrepr. So'c'e'a'.et Mwieq.. tr. Or. ADULTS U) 3)31 C'S' *'...'ie*I los (p-4 & ''"Ce-S 5,tl%.d bed b,.,. L'c 4.11.1,0 'nished 3 Ma H a,c.IebIl Teacle-..sg ,oungPer'. a tper-eIt tellS! '$(PIlqu.5 Pro 's ceriltId t USA cn l'i.'wi5 Reg-tlr Foe isP. Do.r M4I.cjactA,. - '-"- 1373347 TO BE "OUT"! a',- A' fl-Houses 155 55; CtoS - "0 MISIIR UL & 5 - '1,. 1 N'*t-.", 4.3 a. -. a --i.e I 50i I at. '-"cia.' 125 a. 1.511, L" 1 0,1 12 ,at" SI 521 ISV 1 I '.r* •p.I I PC fit 52. s,t I I'" 3235176 A I ci,"t I 5 "'C Only S379 ACTION HONDA I '051 lii aIX CANTED ,end-.p" sri a", I. I-.'',,c $700 SaVO 511.14 5141' slJc.S Ol't'ITAL l.,s. Sept, ".0.. a'.i,J ,oa-ng Hs.a.d P0 Sc. 431 II 11151 S SPECIALSS I fc,.P5rp I.s.O S..InPO'd SFIRECRACKERS (a Special 5 iSa,' 315 5aø55t* A,q Sic, 1 '.dll ,C. !.'.i51 a loan s,p,ie lOAN'' A..-, $ (as's-,c 11-1,ntructio.n '*I5øI'd -P 554 Al TI-a ESS.-, Sanda's.I'P'. wact '4 -i Cøar.n 0 'I-I lAS taos i.,. 54 IS CAL I AesiC 54 SeCia.$C 1' C ernie •5 Pa. (iceS Co.." p'. lUte : - 4'a.,n,Je as 1151 IRa'S 20(D3'dSi,H. - -'- c''. 4P5.I 11. a-so c"1 Buy ____________ ____ t,ade 1.15 0. c-pInt 'i -ut sfldir HA, .A end (oo,en$.c.,aI lila's rig I 3-al 554..e-.SU 's'i*"u', 1:1 '2'' I * i.,, I - MOTOBECANE LC'V eat ..il 47A-4,btWSIJIS BrnagM a Scut Quill-Id RE C KS .-...-''- I21SQO. IL , ".% 75-los-cycles C.sth 322 i132 5se0c .00dad LI I'01 3 C,iVtCIt A 5p,n.iqI I so'usi l't ai '' In 0.-sI 155 y..taacss , If AI-I-IQI )fl'IS) 322.9213 , MoPed s '. l'-"'q UI ALICIa, (Of".'dC ' a..'. • I. -.ss.-.,,c- 2 F -s - 1d *5 o.5'.'-" I'S all 'fl5ledAfI01e-d'i' I-'- SLIPS OR PAULA 0" ceC',.Is -"ss;a'.Spc.'a, SAl E'OI'. 1..' Cci,'. S '-a"O',I S .1.1 at,, Poe Ca, b, ,'.'... A cci a 115 2 111 3414 - -- - I2)Re5s Ill' L 7E'LLflVVLJ IlK - •. HOUR IJInHovsina??' .1'.'*d'05 • iH 'e-1'f OIL 5(1,4 p.2.25 fr It' Inca'' 71' S to eg-Wanted ____________________________ Ready to Mf Da'C'Pf Sq,. I, '.--' -'-., a II- II 24 i.p Dolla, Pal III .5 43-LotS-Acreage RIALTY O , 'aS ISoavI-tul I.V na' 'It aI.. a .3. 'c% ,.I,-l" $ I RUSSIPS 5111,5 't £54 I TrIO 00" $115 IsO '5 1.flIQI$ 51505. U 0(5 D'e'sq-s $ a'., 0 in P- L -.. P H LOGAN 0' Si-. 5e '-Oi. SEC LOGAN AND MOP. C aitV. A?e-r ttc P'á.ni.e-s-, Pot Cr5-c, Cc. 7215 CocOa 33771 e",d 9.. 'Cf '1" g ' enaa *5 55, (II 04 'C. atrn, (Lain? aCt 0? b,fint A.,5? 4. tr• Ote-eri5.-. a i,d4"ml na, 5e . OnilnI-" Popping wit VIP( TOMATOES lIDS $I04 ANDERSON fARMS I lf-fl(P Ase 321 (.o I-'I-'.4, 111 xi, '.41'4.IJl 5135 Pc-te- lfl £3,5 5.5,53,3 - II SIll ._p, ',..i . at AAA Employment PI,ALSESEPEAS *' "rn-.-' N I 9-Good Thing,, to Eat 1.5 5121 S'*i(Ot'aciv1llc,.ac, S. ?at'.'o' It'e'S.rn I2)3 1P.' 7:7*0-s AL S till Cr111 & iAoflSS41 Rae,. 75..' Nra Sa'Io,d neil 155 a.Sarcto.'trnaoso cm oror-e is esas- Does ti Pa. ? Oi '54 Publ.c Re-cocos oIl," no-P Ccv'.', s-O4'. 1,0 aaM5 vm and .0 e-% -" '-0.-- •.0e 4 COPS of SO.' setf..ø NOC ___________ )0p(.aI GAUDENS 05 di cc vied Ap5 i' Sen-or ( . 10'S (lu..' Sac" .•c1 (liCri "• 5 i-.. (ace'. Ill Pi'n•SSO TOSS •PdsaI)o' ))S4tIl5,e5 Itt e - HI , . *11 1,ae A,a.aDieI (all WI acTOR - '.'.l'.j '. lcC'c',j ,..'It Ga'i" A45 san$o,d %' '1 lot " l so " 131 0 55 t ...,n Api Ad's Firecrackers - *5,1,5 Forrest Greene, inc. fl0 '' Lice-SrI •r., Pateiia Anonymous, 7:30 pm. C.amctberry Corn- 50 - i.''. In' 5'P',d Ai a 'Pe NCA Plp '-d-.-da "a-e-ng c,..'.., i,-, - eSOS. 154 01 fC a''s I 'I c- toe alaS-C-'. 1,iV ,'CVSg 15.21 A aP Ode-Ce Tap pap. ,,ac wosmd *0,5 Cob-a P.010. Co 1, 0-2 Last Vt Sa"oCd n,,inn - . 1 s c-,s. 1."C,a nn.ded i&'?%41l'14Ii - -.. _________________ 332 )IIS As-en loGe's 177 1P51 331 0*40 I s:i sn ',c,o, tical I I TAOI'tL,.5TAOI5Il Tjte- A 'Cl' AI' ass I .1Ate- .',Cle- S.e-.,.i 1521 Pa'S (I. 4,II s. ia-e large '0$ 101? 514 500 171 lii? neC A-C ac.i,tC,i __________ ,,De-,-en54d I 7 Yin - 3?3TM1 i'n, lc , , tt'a', S as *a.".d salt Ce'S LaPS ModeS *,0115 04 lies5 '01-54. 'd's5 •.5$ SsI .I'e I.55P caller I'S ac. .4 or ... & .,O..s-,S I a'., Ma's., P.. 'n LJI is'10!d ill 10'-" SIN' VL SIT A AO',Dtl A1 COWS 'v- -c,, 1(1.55.500 Ad-.. in. 1 .'t'".j Hc'a'J 'ad %Ia4s., Ii .0l in lfl GUEGOSY P,iOSILI HOMES *OIO.*a.ust. Dc 12) srn sAltuAl na'si.ng -- - - - . is,-..., l' S'l' 5' •: IuC"-e-A,d S ø". pa, "list c-li.'. fl-Jw* Cars Rineved 64-4t.'SeS PIOADP,lOitII Ads ' 515500 10 (.lfl Hones i7 -bs le Jim Hunt Realty e-- SPADE 4 • ' ai i a )I-Aparl'---"S Furnished I.. 550 AS SIX Olady Brown Realty •*'-' API II IOII Ce" ji SRI I' Houstss 11(014(71 l,)YPLI'ILY '101,10 VA I IHA l'nej i abed '. 'aa., a'ee- 05 - ---_a pie . '.e- -___ (.a'at - Gel Sad., :al ': Winin I Pd 445 454 Ct 'SR 1511 a Mae. 'i..,' .0.,' •ac*o, set -dr .•H5Ø'S a(ia,5$ad 'rn-' a,c.&, T.i,. (c,'.,e Ac Os.i'.'. Ca'c-Hed I '0 O.ac'es 4 I 721 ""'Pen, 77) 7442 aiD. c ______________________ 5.5, WV. NOrdMATuCEb,I.,,. - Stit ad CIVIRLY A "e •se.. cptrt a c's-on otaI..,...,q 0' 5" CIj or 0..s.n COLLIER LINDSEY.. , 'a,, tacicta.- P'f%l s'q-. a" Nesde,ec. n .asi '.t Isdcal. PuI AJdrPIO UIOnO*n bat-i So.- Die- .1 in. "e,'sa'ne alit and 'o a", 1.50 all eDc be".e, addc..ae 04 'P* (544 tqr Si '$5 ao.n' I OIaIt.no OCT r'iN. 'he and a, CPf'Il.y C'S Ill •finOvlIt -eSieRSI -" I'd '0 lOIes.c.g cI1m,, II 'se (II in 5 SI tsp .w.n,, tø,l tPe Oat. cii,, 5 a-Il SIc5'., dv$ LieS. il,x5 - S. DRUID HILLS e-'a' Da %te544 Ii 'Pp (lain .s ESTATES 5(551 ADDITION, conS-ge-ne '.-'.'-ou44'44.'lueni'e,, .tcoVt'$ IS 'I'l Put '5•v.ot. 014. 5al'SCIP$50t7 554111 Staled Ii cecorait 1105 his It. Pg 13 'Ps. (lAtIn'. -% %p(rId. PCi Iecuv ,$, 545 Sp(Dfll Cl SliPilliOle CCsfrtp. 515411 be- os-sc, isO Tee (le.na4 0,44 515111 0.4 • ne-f 511.5 at coo-n o$ me NOTIFIED a..,. 'o t 5 cIIft iIlbetf. 41154 a 5l PS lOfaclesI a ".o'4gae 'o c'.., are COO, l (5 theItoisal on 554150,1 Se-Kr-bed prOPer', Peas "p'ri.-.-s Sátp i, aS'.PS'Rd bOiIl iOu -a. He All nI,,,.,g is PP. t5t, ( - 'cad (os.t SI Die E,Ipenp. 'o a cop, Sf tI-s NoR.cp Cl Ad-u.S C'CvI. ri a ler Sen-rio., Ad,'. 45-01 '4$ WI' 54,144 a,, Coinf. flIed. You it 51(5 0 'l'Qu'r.-0 *17Hl15 THREE FROM list DATI OS As-seer .5511 CII'S -e CIrCI-S THE P a P.51 PUSLICATiOI* Oi Co'.,t I'dW5156OOVI'S0vpOis YHISPISOTICE 5eI11an,lsite-, 511(7011 C000UAP,. a. 'is, If 15 tPy 11541 (P.l$ege CS, a,p at Cads. *11*1. Mallet Carl & .al.dt -, tSs, S4aiiSf ,i 0.11, Pal *oein.as. PA - Fist OS5t, Sci Sm. quest aCAT-iriS OS III PItIlileI *-H.c PSVI. P bet. ?g, e P*, .e-iyq s s •I4.nl,54 ' ', ibese- IV0lt,4004s 01 tIe (5,t 51511* 5(ti,. G.'i O( WiOrI 'Se lISti ALL CIMANDS. AND 4etieJcI IbiS l'v*ata.ltodobe, OSjtCCLAIMS f IONS 'SOT so FILED ,wd_5A41PI ST IlILielt CIII be tISi,i *111. E SORtiES SASSID amie to, 5%i rOles OIrisar4.4 D.t. the tIll Md($$ic SI P11.5 a Cea.ioleO *ol.c. j5 NOTICE OP SUIT 323 P.I Halite, rio., * .5 ir 51 *S " '4? C '.54 " "c 4 'O.W'ctd P'c'vi N i- 4,54 Cal 353 pia.$ H • .., SPR,N ' Nc-,de I i , ------- -. - P.07(5 01 ACTION sir u SVS , S c.a'Iss-.e D'.f Alva'.-onl. Sc' 'ge P eeoc vOs,j ACE HIC(5y POTIPIED e., aOl c' Sj IQICCIOSI a "Ci 'tag. 0.•' 5Pe- 'oes-"g 1DCf', C, TO -.- A.cpod CiscO 0111752-n Si'.'e'V 31150 Vet Ia ' 5 I, 4• P LAPelS NA .'' Ridgewood Arms Apts I I I Ped'ao" Ac'.''n','.'S 1451.-Ca Nu's.rigcs.?,r 5141 0-si '' R,*a'dS?QSo' 'Moe-s - lOyr Old 'i-''alf caP. Cci & *s ,p Call .o0OCS 20)315 427) --II 'u Hf' PIleS 54 .a'., Cit t '.3 "SuIt'. S one ac-i Vs., 0 ,is' ('I'O'C - C 7) 4' (:2 2*11 -. III RI) • 2 '"PC''d '0 "l'.'. If ALSO a.'. -0" o'e' 1PI arid eu-S?-'.g ..,den .• L a*i Qi P4 LJPS,0 5$.j 'Pie IN VHS CIUCUIT COURT, 11TH JUDICIAL CPUCUIT. IN AND P01 SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA C.VIL ACTION ,• I)fl D Ai'sTIU PASS i-EDIIAL. SAsINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION •tc - ci s-co.. .oa Clvi L. ACTION IsO iSlet CA It L .o s FOECAL SA'rINGS LI-SI) DA V. ASSOCIATION OP SF 'i,' - V.OLE COuNTS a (0 ", AcHe-I ia'cw' 155 (ci? Senor.'. A"s. P,i P.ds.ai Sans P '0 '9 Aansor1 Sprngt he' '-o'.'t a"onw, 05 be'o'r A..et I 575 • n. rç Ct' a 55 'Si Cl.ci 0$ 'PeC.,1, CL" •-SSe- bi'o, WfC a1'o,s. , 'n en.'. rned a'., "ceeaflcc c's.,. s. a uaa" " CV 'OOC,0 b5 , '54 .54 $1 dC"'and,0 a. PS. s-, 'or' AITNISS 4, Piand and 5151 c '-s (ait 0'. dv 01 Jun. , - . 4' Pool a,. LiIv?uC, tj - - iN i 14£ CIICuIT lOUSY. ISa s-Os COUNTY. St MItIOLI oro.-d 0 SOC W,eqit.''v ,o'.. 'si S-'o. Cc,,'ty Cc'd. ed 54 45045 SPill Pi<0"p155 tSr o:. '0 tI5C'bed deal 05 (p?p C'di L0'i I 55.Ougc ti Cc g1C '., - '_,-..-._ aseyHLia vs eE(cAI?H is • •, . ..-, $4, V C acc-s us - ____________ S"a,,-o0 c. (a' * a" 'c•'.ao., 'Pe-<,54, 2,-it A.,' 0" Aee vso..ieso'0 P.'1 3)-i dee- 0P , ,,-, ' PSIED A SIRVICEMAN' to. l.sOs.rnIl?ed-ri Os' Cvs-n.sS C' 722 311) ov 35 4) I 413 I NURSE AIDE 'II .'nr cp.nnq "P 'l(PS%CiI appI, 4' (..'io., - . S''L,OSI Ia FOUfld - JM 5 J!st, ISIS end tip 5P• I Ass Va'., Ha n's.Iar,ceS&an be' aot (tsr, 'II SaVSIOrO CCII 333 4450 ais 10, Yc Ibid Po,, 123.54! A SeP 0 ISo. 131) Sa"ord 000a 3201 '4 , P, ase.. co.r' ,'s. Ofiow. see-c, 0" ii ""H a.'p 54,cpINs. a I-'enI "a, be en '.-.,-ø aa ,',v , 'or sne _-..a.-.gee a. si Con-pa'.' 1' 'tESS -, eno and sea' 05 .e-, ' ' -'e'ncpe- ACoc,oI.ct Assol,movs Cenite-0 , ', P a- - 3-mi s.t 30-Apartments Uidurn.shed ie-I*Ip Wanted IACEO*ITHADSINSING PROBLEM e-., I'd la-VSS IGJ C s. a cx. 05 . .,.,,,.-,, sw' 'oGASs I S SE ' Iii, 'I OP CrOCI caøs. & ia'ov. 331 las' S.'c.-as Io,'..t'd AIIainOI5? Søa' rratai gIo'da 12111. Pla.'.'.H. on ISPI CL YOU TIOIJSLEDI (all Ti 12$ t?1l 10' at CARE i's A ___ - ',...-e-o •o we., 'I-a' 'e c' co.'... Cc".' ss'.'s II 05 P cc oa S.- so. C s.'te lo OQI'.' - or as s. 'Piiafl4, as '. . 05 a..-et. •.s , cld a C-ut C case r'g a' '4. e- no. Ca'.", (0,.r!nouaI toed. 'IcOr'sd,. 'he , A. v3 'and 're' sq o 504C -'-ad 0u1% 'N e-j ria'vt a' Covni Co'.s-orers. •e-5 fn,'.(, and C'' 5 C SOC .-çtna'd' Cl 5'lfS I 0"% 0.54-n '4. ' 'Va' '.0 a' LØ.54?p j e.-., 1a''.0 •0'P 5S(4 I •CCCfSf'•Q C" Samtio's, Sanford. 20 am , lord Chumley's. POmPwio ACE wraith NOT PIEr) 'rat an 4(4" 3 rasabder. 4 ocvc!. q., -tac, .,,. in ci . 05 5.- so. .'. ,e- a'rai , &RIf — D'ro:ct L'a-soa' NOTICI - Seminole 111gb School B...ter flub dinner meeting, 7.30 p m., Western Smzthn' Steak, 17-92, Sanford. a ,v.a c c n.5A5cA517 - N2?U 4-PersonaIs ,sot,CIOPACTION • Af yyc. it JI1' 1.1 1 v' s-sc s J I1tlDA. JUI.Y 7 noon. CarBon Union Building. Stetcon University; 7:30 pm, l"Itlt I'restiytrnan Chutcti of IIand. Weight Watchers. 10 am • A,scrnsion Lutheran (hutch. Casselherr). Sauteed Rotary, noon, Civic Center ToPS Chapter 79, 7 pm, os-er Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Roads, lake St-ary. Wright Watchers, 7 p.m - FILinda Federal meeting room, Aitamonte Springs. Altamoats--S.vtbSeinu,oieJa;c,rs beard, 7 30 pm., clubbowe. Spring Oak.s Sanford Aloaboties Anonymous, 8pm • closed I, 1301 W. First St. 'n S., 5:04,1 1 Lee v 504( -C1 "C C. Iii's . '. •. %t()5I)AY, JULY II Diel Wertibop, 10 am and 7:30 p.m. Saniando United Methodist (hurt-ti, SR 434 and 1-4. 10 am and om--j cia-no liaIse widow anOs a-id Pa'.' P$ .lifs. mined 4' buS-neil lsT"f S4WO c, Sen-no. Cc,.e-', P of-dc .n. ran. se SOLP s ILLuSIONs Of (l5 .-u?na' .aws.si it pgt,,, 0-54 'i Cs.' r 'P tad aaCec.t Ccv'. Sin". no.. Ccn', r.da -, e00'im'.c, 54 '4. ~ '4 ic' 'Ga Peeme ,gvr,t to At Sect-ta. •S ,,.oi t'.'.'es 1557 Seeth Sentinels- Optimist. 730 a m, Holiday Inn. Wmore Roan Lake Mafl Retary, lam.. Mayfair Cossitry Club (h-es-eaters taea)-m.w.. 9.30 am.. Mental Health (linac. Robin Road. Altamocte Springs. (ee&j d nets-aba. by Carol Koa'fm. director of hid 14C51'lShUp. 7 30 pm , (iiaintwr of (Ommet-C-r. 40) 1-. F'irs* St Saford t)efteey Blood Drawing. 4.7 p m. cotnnhtmdy center for donors 17-62 )rars Friendahip Club. 10 a rn - Alt.amorite CIvic Center l)iet .rkab.p. 10 am - and 7 pm. MOnt4Omei') Ward, Irder,tate MalI: 7:30 p m.. Sanford Chamher of Commerce. Ss-ni.r ('itfl,ne Oases-. 2 pIT) - Aitamonte CivIc c-rntet Sauteed Rauract. 7:30 p in.. First Federal of Senunole h)eltosta Tb.ealrt- Arts (.uad. 30 p m. Episcopal I'arnti house. Enterprise. Weight Watchers. 7 p.m - Iungwood Q'taflty Iisjt anj Oviedo Firrn I'nited Mt-tlixkg. (hs-rriti-s-i Aaon)inous. 730pm (oir.rnuxuty United MdJaxL5* Ulurlil. Ca.sselbcrr Sentinels- S.eth Rotary, Aitarnonte Springs Sanford Seminole Ja)c-e'ti, noon, Jaycee building. Weight Watchers. Sears. Altamonte Mall, 10 am. Tanglewood AR. closed I .m - SL I-tic-hard's (.'tiurcti, like 11oct11 Road. locgwood AR, closed. pm - ItoLling 111113 Moravcan (hutch. SB .ung Achilta Club for SejIn. 8 pm - OILaOJO Garden Club 710 E Rollins Ass!s.41't. RD4V. JLLY $ AR Sanford Wome'a Group. 2pm - 1201 W. First St. The Eagles ('8 Club, 5 pin., Sanford Chamher of (onUnerre (Prance Rlo,eesi Chapter 511. Feds-ration .1 the Blood. 3 pm - ApI n-Il. Twin Lakes Apts - Monroe Avenue, Maitland Rebuilde,-, liar ('braslian Singles user 2,$p, 7:30 pm.. Friendship Rapti5* Church. Altamor-ote Springs. Caa.elbet-ry AR. closed. 5pm, Ascension Lutheran ('buith Sating Easm'gy lithe hIsan.%..ar, barn. Ia 4 p.m.. Seminole Communal; College, Room l2G. $4 lee. (Nd-Time, Ire ('ream Social, 1-3 pm, ZetIwood Community Center on Union Street. Homein.ade ice Cen and cake. AL 'en(L C %CAGASF? , FICTITIOUS NAMI 5f4iCs0 'in' "05 I 5 ' pm.. I*Hary (rnm*y am Pie-ri • (,SilFIN CV GCIf s-IfS, Ce-In.' s-si I 0C n. ,s -rce'eeS. GvH,$ ee' cred-'b'S 4.4 ar'eI cia c-. •e- .n.i.e or .$ainst "Cl' f5CI'i f' I arsØ a ola -an's p..- .., '.ata 1 co'po'e'. A..a' 'rca S'afi 4 ue-e-.' .,0 .nq afW,r a,..'',,q 0, omi 544 CleSendan?, C-' p5I-$ jge T)JLKSDAY.JtLYS Saaf.ed Cis.t. 7:12 am., Bk's Semi.oIe Sunrise KIwanis, - Soc Ca. Sn.' It 2$ Jt, 5 Alt.gnonte Sprsxsgs Sautoi'd kiwuii txm, CIvic Center. Saef.rd St're,aders. senior citizens dance. 2:30 pm. ('Inc Centet. Free Bleed Prnseee (law. 34 pm.. Winter Park Memortal IIIispSLaI AssociatIon Ruthtrig, Akena Ms-flue Saaieed Optamista. 7(20 p.m., Holiday Inn. (Sen-rates-s A.ymess. 7:30 pm, Altamonte SIall -- - ' (h'ied. K-eta:;, 7.30 a m. the Town House. Keeos-ery, lee.. l30 pm.. 103 Robin Road. 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY ØHAPPYDAYS(R) VILLA AIIGRE Sl 3..-nOI, 0 -es-s'e' ,a-d ne (-'Cut . .n ,e cent t..-no.Coua',.'cr.de -ii 'P. P-'e.-sinI eccarfvs' a ,,, r<t?s Pea'.-. %ta're. To s $edo, SAt Y Iof-de SaPul'S I'd CasseIbe-rT-y R.tary, 7- 30 a in.. S & S. 7:25 I u Pei.s.ITEO .aCIIA?lONS -- a- 1 0 CBS HEWS Esis'stsq Herald, Sanford. rI IV. 'Tail CCCVII (OUST OF INS t ,Oaitf(NIN jUPIC.*l. Cli Cs.aIT, IN asO lOS SESSINOLI COIJ aiTY ,LOItDa CASE NO piT!4CAIS- iiØr4a ."d., 'he',05.'oej% tOO 0 TOM AND JOANN i"i'e-iec.I A drvOrted couple Ecube-I? Avis.7 F&bs.nal Mtd (fat ad1uslm.nt to a n.e cleat.cnui.p is yw$ as dy at (Ply v,.54 ,'"d 0' ____________________________________________ 7-00 1 13 TOOAY 4 0 ca.s NEWS 0000 so -o AMERI. I UPBEAT 0011 NEWS tr (hair S5 LI ThgalNotiCfi Legal_Notice TV HIGHLIGHTS RD. PLAS OVictIneS Driv, 6051 on ANpsri SPed. Os-u, UI ____ M lsiisrd Av. N ____ a -'- (PCi The. _____ a.s, a I E::TrTH �.....- . I lOt—Evening Herald. Sanford. ci. - I Wedfl$da. July S. IS?S F.. r.k Serve Chilled Soup To Keep Your Coo! •' i-k - . Som in siawner' Why i! So that you can make a i dairy sour Many of the finestrestaurants satisfying meal with the ad- cren iiiake a apectafly of their cool tktion Of I satalwldi or salad. Dairy our cream soups in summer. Vichyssoise CHILLED POTATO. (rated lemon SPINACH SOUP and (;azpactso are famous in Melt butter us a 3-quart ternationaily. Yield: Approx. S cups saucepan; saute onion for a few 2 tbs. butler Potato-Spinach soup may minutes. Add water. bouillon remind you of Vichyssoise clip chopped onion cutes, salt, lemon peel and l"t.atoes, leeks and cream) I cap water potatoes. Cover; bring to a boil because this one contains 2 chicken bouillon and cook 1015 minutes or until cubes Iiit.atoes, onion and milk with potatoes are nearly tender. Add spinach and a dairy sour crews lIsp, salt spinach; cover and cook S topper. I drip lemon additional minutes. Puree in a peel As with all chilled soups, out blender or sieve mixture. Stir in the ingredients In a blender, 2 caps peeled milk, lemon juice and sour through a sieve or a food pseed potatoes cream Cover and chill several (about 3-4 medium I rocesair so the texture will be hours before serving. To serve: smooth and pleasing. Dairy I lb. fresh spinach ladle into chilled bowls and 'fur cream in the soap or as a 2 caps milk garnish with dollop of sour topper ad-In creamy rsctinas 'stop kimli Juice cream and lemon peel. 70th ril Iffmiudd Year, No 776.—Ttsursday. July 6. 1971 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents - Woman Found I Dead-Murder Is Suspected s 's dollop of sour cream lops Potato-Spinach Soup : ('hint's,- h'mtrk gets esotic touch QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Prices Good Wed.. July S through Twits., July if SECOND BIG WEEK The Unexpected To Pork Dish Low Prices Plus Free Bogs * service & Perk Ave. I 25th St. OPEN DAILY I AM TO 11 P.M. DOWN ON THE FARM PRICES! The Chinese relish food combinations that would be unlikely to occur to Westerners, but the resulting con trasts of flavor texture are delicious as well as exotic. Chinese Pork with Peanuts is such a flavorsome dish. CHlNESI PORK ANt) PEANUTS 14 Serviagst I its. cornstarch I tbs. la Choy Soy Sauce 1 lbs. sherry 1 lb. lean pork, cut in I-Inch cubes 2 Us. cooking oil I garlic clove, minced lb. fresh mushrooms. 7 DAYS A WIN & Sanford Ave. * 41$, OPENMan-T1*urs IanileSiin. Fr,.Sat.Ia.m Sun Is fn to 10 ow CENTER CUT SIRLOIN 1 98 STEAK I I.B. cubed DELMONICO BONELESS ALL MEAT CENTER CUT CHUCK - STEAK STEW STEAK p288 3 LBS. OR MORE $1 28 bROOMS SOUTHERN BELLE ALL VEG. OLEO QUARTERS VALUE FAMILY SIZE 11 OZ. LOAF LB. LB. 39c THIGH BEEF LIVER S LBS OR MORE 39t GROUND BEEF LI. Summ er Sweets bowls. Make the most of fresh (nuts plastic containers as they come into season in Chver and (reese 2 hours. Serve with sliced peaches. Makes 2 your area. It you go to a pick-your-own quarts EIIE.SH PEACH farm, lake only the amount you SHOJITVAKE will consume while the trust is 3 cups silted allpurpose flour of good quality. 31 teaspoons biking powder IftEill PEACH sugar ICE CREAM teaspoon salt 2'i cup i2lbi)nsashedpeeled 's cup shortening (reals peaches 1 egg, well beaten l's cups sugar, divided milk l's lableapuons fresh lemon I tablespoon butter or juice margarvw, melted I teaspoon vanilla Sift together hour, baking I teaspoon almond extract powder, sugar and salt. Cut in 2's tablespoons flour shortening until misture teaspoon an resembles coarse meal. Add 3 eggs, slightly beaten egg and milk. Mill with a tort to 2', cups milk (0cm a wilt dough. 2 ciçs heavy crews On a floured board, knead Crushed ice dough M tunes. Divide in halt. Hock salt Pat one hail Into a greased 11In large bowl. mix mashed inch round layer cake pam peaches with 'a cop sugar, Spread with incited butter. Pal lemon Juice, vanilla and runanung dough over top. almond niract. Set aside. Rake in 4degrre oven for 30 In large saucepan, mix minutes. until golden brown. together flour, ranalnang I cup While biscuit is baking, prepare sugar and salt. Stir In eggs. peaches for filling. Cool tsscuit Scald milk and gradually Air Ito'IO minutes and separate Ida to mixture. Place over biicuit layers with a fork. low heat acid stir constantly tiLliNG usd11 mixture Uilckesa enough 4 cans sliced fresh peaches to coat a apoon. Remove from nç sugar, divided heat and cool. 2 cis heavy cream Slit in heavy cream and I teaspoon vanilla prepared peach mixture. Pour Sprinkle peaches viii 'a cap bit* can sdeiectflc Ice aean sugar and 'etdasidd room inset. insist dasher. Place temperature. Whip cream with can In inset codalner. Layer remalidug 's cap sugar and creaked Ice n4 rock ask In vanilla wilt! thick. Spread frootoor mmmd cosdalair ac- heflcm ld7er of biscuit with ball cording to directions for of whipped cream. Top with 2 (teaser. Foliow inassofactirer'a cups slieso pevhe,. Add tap directions for freezing let layer and repeat. Serve urnmediately or chill. Malta $ cleam. To ripen ice crum,turn Into 5flI4). or 4 ' Z cop 's 5ltP 5, •I 3 ioit9x FILET MIGNON EACH PRODUCE COUNTRY RIBS GREEN PEPPERS 1pffi IA. oc SMOKED HAM YNO.I ffl OKRA LB. Saintly Donor in Strikes Again SLICED BACON 29C LI. DENTS 0000 COMBINATION PAR PLUMS .,/ F RYERS LQC LI. V. YELLOW e .. BORDEN , iHPGs% *I *1000S spcasisei i GISLITI CHOCOLATE SPAR MILK II 01. HALF GALLON BORDEN'S FROZEN TWIN '"it DIPOS,? BUY ONE GETIFREE a I POP IUYONE BUYONE GETIFREE , MURRAY'S ICED OATMEAL RICE SL . ,,. 31c COOKIES BUY ONE GET ONE FREE — '.'oz. YELLOW CORN BREAD MUFFIN BISCUIT '.°, PANCAKE PACK BUY ONE—GET ONE FREE - -- ' hr to 'If alter II) 'lass the per-son has rut twin. tac'trii u.s and itlentifirti hiimi.self or herself, we will agaui gis r the titune> to c'haril> , said (akk'r,wi 1 aith'roi-i said lan> 1 14)) Ies of the Federal I.lesliunt said he has neser hearti of an>thjng like this happening ul a '.umipaign tel air - ("nImis..sitin 69C a '-" '' '" .......... ." . Senkovich noted it the residents are still displeased, they can petition for a public hearing which could be held within 43 days PACK loOt. No a now nhliutti, The latest letter wa.', postmarked again I 'ilank, and dated this Julie Jul ) iiNi June 29 the headquarters rct'eis'etl the first letter trim the person 'a>ing the 'Lord" prooIeil III,' to share this $3)i with you for )our tat spiritual and pet sonal nerds That ittuiw> was donated in 175 stuns each in to an UrI.,int$o nursing home, a ltaplist Church according and a Catholic chun h in the (ktandu area and A Jewish S>nagoguc in Citrus (rngit "We'd really Ilk, to know this petiusi," said Calderon. lM)',NA ISlES - "F4 V• felt %4)rrN for the preda'dhIlt'nt she %.k% in •itli I felt slit' netth'd help,'' the I;ith s,tid 'lb is Feeling prunipied the Sa nford s isilnr irol lu.'r sister (rlinl Jacksonville to gui.' Mi runt.' lh rst' t he $7', she nt'ed.s to p.i' a dee,it to Iii.' l'lornki I'u-,s sr Light ('0 Miss Ilyrse' 'aas featured in an Kt'ning Herald story Tuesday The, story related how Miss Ityrw, isbn has been blind (or L years, isiS flOW facing the p101)1cm 01 how to pay her aiwt'r cmnpan tieptsit The amount was assessed alter her cleetrit'it issis shut is hen she failed to pa y a delinquent hill The Seminole ('onsnsunih Action agency had igreed to pay the delinquent bill but was prohibited by rule regulating that agent: from paying the depisit The ladies who risade' the contribution c,ilk'd the Ileratd offlet- and noted that alter reading the art wIt' they felt like we would like to help," and made theanonymous (inflation . .. I ' . w However, Fowler, a retired US. Nay) Hear Admiral said he and the Silver take residents are dill not convinced the device being used by the company will cut down on the pollution "thicol our main concerns is that the method does nothing about the gases, Just about particles being released." ASSORTED FLAVORS 25' NEHI said tWit District Manager Ales Senkovicti noted that because of deli taken by Keller his agency would now have "no reluctance In granting the air permit." lie added his agency will dress Keller has met all of DE R's requirements on air pollution and that concerns with zoning or tr ffic r ,-.",hl.n,. ... .,.,a ,...,4. Isi'u' "7Y s toda> V is itor Solves Blind Woman's Plight - -. -' .' S Foul - OR Senkovich added the Tuesday meeting will not be a formal hearing but w ill see veprlmarilyasa forum where both ,$descan exchange ideas. "It's prunar*ly a workshop session so we can tell the people what we believe and they can state their concerns" BUY ONE—GET ONE FREE GLADIOLA MIXES 99C ta > Pays Power Company Deposit Senkosich noted the engineers have determined the "amount of the gases is small and there is no problem at all." 0 PR. GET IFREE DIXIE LILY YELLOW quutation.s w' tan return it, " IC COLA QT73C iiionr', S, DEll spokesman ('buck Collins said today that Keller has met all the DEll guidelines to cut down on the air pollution. "We believe that relatisel> clean air will now be released into the atmosphere. Collins said. CONSISTS OF BUY ONE GET ONE FREEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ', cop If 'WI scot tb', tiiitc' Ily LEONARD KRANSDORF Herald Staff Writer 88C ELSIE ICE CREAM ONIONS 3 ..40c canmipaign Workshop Set On Aluminum Smelting Plant The plant which the company says will employ 2liq5 was op.posed by the group prunarily because of their concern over the pollution aspects of the plant. FRESH BLACKETE PEAS - - 38 LII.1 to have W toes'rr I N'tiic-rati,- t'ongressiomial candidate l)aiitl Best's benefactor with the heas- eni> dollars is, he would like to know his or her itlentit> For the second June in a it-cl the Orlando headquarters of Best f or Congress has received a note from an anon)lnous pci's'ri. who saiti hi ihe' will 1w ¶1.) )ears olil this miionth, with in etc ess of lICE encloses! The was sent so >ou alone will know >uu are being watched over," said a new note from the anon)nious friend. explaining the foists are meant for Best's personal use and not as a campaign contribution Again, several Biblical were enclosed Jack Calderon, Best's press secrrt,ar), said the nioney cannot tie accepted as a personal gift "Rather than giving it away to charity again, we hope the person will contact us and tell us what is in the latest letter and the easel opposition ECONOMY LB.v - is ' ac. Te to the plant surfaced late Last )ear after the Sanford City Comnunission voted to float $ThO,IXI) in industrial revenue bonds to induce the industry to locate Its plant in Sanford. SLICED - " sic A spokesnian fur residents of the Silver where Keller Industries plans to locate the plant said repcesentives frunii 11w neighborhood will be on hand at the 10 atmi meeting to continue to voice their opposition Despite comments lnxn I)EIt officials that the plant has met all air pollution standards. Richard Fow ler of Silver lake said his group is not convinced. BONELESS BACON WRAPPED S•(5 we prow - :: 88c LB. MEATY PORK FARM FRESH ' What do is es-sentiall> sail he 111,144s the plant snuiti stoil> the and cons of each be a nialor solarer of pollution site," said %ti>nard We, of for the lake l"k'i'iiLa Power Corp tl't't, course, stud) the air and water VM41ruclion "4 the plant will 'if Si I'rfersburg has selected a quality of each site take irs- en to right 'seats, acsite on the east bank of take F1't, will eniplo, the best cortung Its )'I'I, offictali Jesaip where it enters the St asailabir control techniques' Itight it hard John' filter as a giowsible to cnzdrol pollutants releawsi what the plant will cos t to kication for a po wer plant us bi tie po wer plant, ac-cording can.dria-t. said %trv Ma>naril Lentrai Florida to Mrs Ma)nard those plants are running The Seminole ('otinty location The plant would be similar to about laik) per kiilowati, but tone of sit bring studied by the one operated b Flit. ,oliaiI.a that 1 dollars telling ittlit> vompan> for conhow n,t.a-h things will cod in lna'tiun of it lIt) megawatt liS3 lower plant The power plant Eventually we are the plant will eniploy 140 iouht be completed it, 1W3, ierson.s fulltutce when uncrording to an F'h't striated, according to Mrs pokesniaii going to Esentuall> we are tuusg to i"nstructitin at the plant will air to build a new power plant ptobabl's insolvi' Pun,lrqsts of build .me.here in (entral iwuple, Or said l,,ciia, sail %Its Ann lust s one of the great ta>n.aril, F P1. quleirsian Site benefits f s-uutria.-ting a plant t power p lan t aid the 'leniancis fir power like this. Mrs Manartl C area dictate the need for cattlII,tm*ed It prusides juta x a plant fur the lot'ai area arid helps the central Florida,' Su'seral )ears ago. h'l't had snsiilrre,1 ronstru, ting a F ullciwing the stial> of the alear power plant in central I itunt>, ra.rih of take Monroe. lake Jessup site and foe other loritia, according to Mrs the said Ic*ation& i'I'l, will letersn,ne a>nard Iloweser, the new 44w of the ticalur concerns for 45 wP'inh the plant will be ant will use foil coal fuel, the l"h't, is the asaii.abilit> of lta'ateii Once a site is win ted, W said fuel deliver) ,un,strtati,,n sf11 inginrering A final 'let mcmi whether to Though the acreage of the site fitri,.s will hr ,otllrac- tvsl the ndtiat the plant at the lake has not tte,i 'k'Iernmi,wd, the nesessar> permits will he w.sup site will be macic plant will probabl> w'cup) 1.00 sought anti hearing thfuugfl 'plenitir'r, to Sirs acres, sited Mrs Sta>nartl the State Iis-partnirnt of a)nsrd. when all the r,seah Access to a water stippi) lot I:nsirontiientsl Itrgiiiatit,n the location is completed cooling also is a factor, ac ttiIRu will be held. a.'iuriI,ng Tbe studies which iw be cording to Mrs Maynard to Mrs Maynard induclaid by Use stildy will lake Jeapiaan",*t,,,nsly IM. la WA*hee lalag uminethe envu'unjnentalapil polluted " lake, according to consIdered alas us ides in ('rvitrai ciufc'untmnac unpac-t of such Iiirector of Environmental F irola that site ii iii east facility on the area. Services Craig Hatferion H. (snge (ounli lHU.I,.11s lull iiisi" The dispute over the location of an alunimwu rec)c::ig plant in Sanford will enter Into another stage Tuesda> when the Depart— ment of Environmental Regulation I I)EH i will hold a workshop mMing at the Greater Sanford of Co TENDER SLICED 101. SIX I 4 CUPS LUTE LINE YOGURT FARM CUBED STEAK 3 CAN 88 98 DENT'S GOOD FRYER BREAST OR 128 $ 1 TEXAS STOKRY WI. COIN 01 STOKELY HONEY POD pus BREAD Are lust Peachy lt Mn I:RKlt.rTIAN herald Slat! Writer ' 'o onion. Power Plant0? Sanford Police are inMeanwhile, in an unrelated vestigatmg the poosib.lit of case S>lit'der Thompson. 35. of murder in connection with the 1713 W. 14th Street, Sanford, death of Mrs Elizabeth Oliver turned himself Into a Sennnok Count) Young. 66, of 1016 laicujt Air Sheriffs Deputy whose bod was found this ednesda) afternoon and was morning by two friends tharged with the murder of "She was found in a pool of Eddie lee toupi'r. 41. of 911 blood on the floor of her living East 11th Street. Cooper died shorti) after room." said Ii Ralph Husseti Altamise Dixon. 1102 I ormt midnight ruesday following an Ave , and Martha Parker, argwsierl with a man across Redding Garden Apartments, from Jo.'.5 Tasern, 1912 Southdi.'covered the bud when they west Road, A witness to the shooting told sheriffs deputies went to visit the woman. the two men had been arguing cording to Issell An autopsy is scheduled for when thompton a'idl> 9 30 a in Friday at Seminole pulled a gun and shot Cooper Memorial Hospital to deter ' lie knew we had been mine the official cause of death, looking far hint." said sheriff's spokeiian John Spulski. --and according to Russell Russell declined to reveal the when he saw one of our cars, he nature of Mrs Young's wound tailed t he deput> over" or to say if t here was evidence An autops) performed of a forceable entry to her Wednesday morning at home, because the in Seminole Memunal hospital b> vestigation was in the I'athologist 1k. Sara lrrgang peeluninar> sta ges late this revealed Cooper died of morning iIia,s.sive internal bleeding - Peanuts Add 2 celery talks, cubed &I cup la Choy Bamboo Shoots, drained and cut in halt 2 dried red peppers. seeded and minced I Its. la Choy Soy Sauce s nip chicken troth 'a cup blanched salted peanuts I green onion, chopped tine Combine cornstarch, I tablespoon soy sauce and sherry, blending well. Pour over pork, tossing to coat. lied oil In large skillet. Add garlic and pork and cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until pork loses its pinkness, about 3 minutes. Add mushrooms, celery, bamboo shoots, red pepper and 1 tablespoon soy sauce, mixing well. Cook and Air about one minute. Stir in chicken broth, Co ver *n and cook over medlwn heat about 4 minutes or until W. Stir in peanuts; continue cooking until heated through. Garnish with chopped green Jessup: S ite Of New Lake Play Ruled Out In ..._'.., Forest City Woman's k" • - ,,,• ,-s Death, Page 2A .f ,.I,&lid ,., w v.. v,..., t II.U'I'V MINtI: H'#si: I''s I:I.I:UTIIII' HIll. Nfl nl:I'osIT $ 4 Upvus 041001141 BUY ONE—GET ONE FREE 'a Warplanes Sweep Over SyriaI* Beiruit Fighfing Res um es BEIRUT. Lebanon 4 UPI I thought they were tiUs. isis ever seen," estimated II Seven Israeli warplanes The Israeli move followed a peoris were kille.Jorwoundrij onSyrian troops instantly wrist guerrillas in th, refugee camps Witneses laid synan aMl artillery arid rocket shells The sharply escalated fight. fell full alert, donning steel wosthird of the city quickly screamed low over Beirut twice 'WI of ft place aircraft b.ltiri.s south Of the unthe Uindian part us addition to the Ill dead and helmets and mflaswussg flied a fiercest S of Beirut m despite c,as,m,f today with deafening sonic rocket, tank, artillery and 5M injured in ctiv ated ant I'll, craft capital opened ap on Use lara.ii and , the previou, five positions its sogPeasle,n suburbs orders isaued by boUi the Palestinian positions. li~orns in a show of strength mortar binibirdinent 01 L7ins- days planes when they mad. thou the radio said Shells of fighting. I'haiangiit radio anti ufticiaf __ were designed to w arn Syria to end tian militia po*tiona ts s, tail trussed i east The Israeli show of air falling at an average Of one llaftiEatijs Radio Wednesday.. its rocket, tank and artillery ar Mid since the ss.Qsrts' strenitth was seen as a clear *ANY after the initial panic ev ery iiiinute," it said. A 1010% gUsefJVlIesi source bombardments of Christian atmsi4dsr'e ,ui4,d. u$u. slgnaltuSynawewap on Us said l.bsiwse l'or,tgn Minister "The uSniani militia positions I.rhan,sr President usrlstiansorrigcunlrontataim, i4 gunfire h"uad L$tdtus ha d ' Isirne away our areas in such could be Terrified residents rats tot Itrsigns, I'agc '"% heard, signaling renewed mati with Israel that with nothing" us his litesting ir'rben.rt ed cover as the Israeli planes flew i t H.,..,,, Clashes between Syrian and cos I miagine it $. Israel has sipplied Ciwidian with S>riai oil dais us l)ani,as. Kr, 01 from the sea and blazed over h an fighting erupted >' .. 3* last militia farces in south libation Ito on the most ferocious and t" '1*da> the capital in two swoops The Saturday. 6$ 4 basrIs IA with military aid for the past lie went to Ilainast-us us an began violent of tmtUehelds, the force of the sonic booms was so A broadcast by the rigtst•.iasg two years in their battles (4JRSELIS II Wednesday night and tapered lialangat radio said Mtfluipl hii get S)rtato ii4tg1 great the) shattered glass its Ibalangist Patty radio, calling against Palestinian guririllas Cresslard 2$ Spurts '* off into small arms fire early Nearly ' buildings caught Insistence the Irbanes many ses'tions of Use city and the seven-hour battle ,the anti atanas, leftists in the E4.I.nInj 4* Tehesssâ.s 3$ tamiay tire and several others were *OWfnS, enl Cflduf s., a track. Door Akk, lam. Ileirutis obviously wont catadrcçitie this Costilty border region 4-B Weather IA A total of UN Sirius ta M, partly dasiiagqd, the radio said 'timii list' iiiilitias — DUKE MAYOIHIAISI JB,. SIC tvilcmt SUGAR p ueaisec'"t oloo, i_ Today - LIS. 58C SS5M - — - . ' - __ - - r '1 -t � 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, 1978 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, July 05, 1978 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 05, 1978. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 05, 1978; <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/e876fc6e635bee89a74d293b66d4397e.pdf 05aa501d8eaef3f9672622325546b84c PDF Text Text L SB-Evening HiraM, Sanford, Fl Monday, July 3, i$7i Open July 4th Sale! 10a. M Sale,I 0 9 IT 6POMM 70th Year. No 276-Tuesda y, July 4, 1975 ROCKET 30% to 50 off Sanford. Florida 33771-Price 10 Cents Nhowo#F $2.2 Million c 7' Men's su its. ] !9 '.-': POWER Project Set U '1 ti.•i 9 '1 Young men's suits. Polyester, and polyester blends in solids and fancies. Reg and long sizes 3 fo r summer $99 separates. A great selection of misses and junior sportswear Shorts, tops and more in dozens of styles Bright summery prints, solids and designs on polyester and polyester cotton knits and terry s Forget it fellas, the pretty lady Isn't going to be iden. tified, nor her address given.. but she will serve as a reminder that Sanford's Fourth of July activity will end with a. . . display of fireworks beginning at p.m. on the lakefront to cap the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce's Fun Fair---a full day's activity at Fort Mellon Park. 4: Near Sanford Jl By LEON Ailt) I*ANSLM)BF .' Herald Stall Writer A V 2 million proec1 calling for conMrstiun of $2 two and thurhen villas pncstd in the low to misI4011.01111 raswe is planned onlf Acres nreaafrcvn the Mayfair t'.ssitI'y L1Ub oft State lIned Il-A at the 'eel Id*C 01 Sword The final Diana for Ite pro)ect being built by Shoemaker Construction Co will be presented at a Sanford $.zasusg and toning commission meeting Thursday right If approval is given. AK Shoemaker said he will begin cosutzutjlon of midel tuxiwa within the nest couple weeks. The new cieveloçmwmt will feature two and three-bedroom • I fir •. .'.' . • FOURTH OF JULY FUN FACTS, PAGES 3A, 3B I s' - AGENTS WATCH FOR ILLEGAL EXPLOSIVES, 3A Or19.6.50Io9 V1*di 'flCC cub AM will go bit bull double garage.. Shoemaker, who has been in business in Sanford since I7. also is planning 20 singlefarnily hcisnes the $00 to I00.S price range in the area of State Road MA and th'.gan Avenue Th. planning and toning commission also renewing Slioetiak,rs plans for this levelosnent at its meeting Ilowev,r, even if the ap prevails received. Shasinaker said he La unsure at this time when the starting date for the lacte deeriopanent will be "Hight now lm really not sure because of the curratit stat, of the money market. We ote wisisre of ft availability of the money for those who want to buy." he said In vtU Thur*y ' Four Hold 4,,aId pP0$. by T.m ia.ty,. Your choice. Lq 3.99 Blind Womon' s Pliah t: A $75 Deposit Mme Up" ia a 4Bytr. 54 $ v.an uSa. .twd ha, had her share of trouble over the - 32 years, but things ap. parently aren't getting better jis* yet Miss Byew has been legally blind In both eyes and lives alone in a red and while wixid frame tviae in Closeout! Her problem csmnuy' Since April 20 until Monday she was without electricity during which time she cooked on a gas hooter because her meag,r assistance check - her drluiquenl with the paver company after heavy ust of an electric heater during the winter months Made aware of Miss 11)Tie's prot4un by an Insurance agent who visited the woman from time to Wi.. Sasninole Commimity Action SCA) became involved Us the CA". Sandra Games, a flew specialist with SCA. stepped into the pctilr, and managed to get the utility company to rot, power for the woman Men's dress shirts. Now 5.99 A 1 I f 7 ' Orig. $12. Men's famous name dress shirts of polyester. White and pastels. Short sleeve styling in sizes Ii' I? Long sleeve; Orig. $14, Now Sale! '.•• t; -j Save 30% on selected sleepwear. to $31. Assorted shifts, floor length gowns, robes and Iogewear. Available sixes P. S. M. I Fa fis I TER polyester cotton knit polo Shirt sporty, youthful styles Sites S Special 991 .rely wish in, is. uroni - ,---, si UcITaIq. Seminole County Property The city and toasty govern- Men $ and women $ straw mat tatami sandal, *ith velour supping for beach or Casual weai Cho.ce of colon, mans 7 t I?. women 15 t 10. WhOlO Sizes only WINTER PARK & SANFORD PLAZA OPEN DAILY 10 A.M.-9 P.M. SUNDAY 12:30.5:30 P.M. ORLANDO DOWNTOWN OPEN TUES., WED.. THURS., AND SAT. 9:30 A.M.-6 P.M. MON. AND FRI. 9:30 A M •8'30 P M t -- .• . - . - -. BULLETIN The l.it gsaa vhs held of Cbdrsa neal - sad what ikey said 'eve three ether haulage. - for ataisi U herw surr,ad.red shenily after sees isdey. Fill sp.lnmaa 11.4 MrNatgae said. "The hautagft are safe," he salt 'Fverythlag has hs,u urued According to Mi. t,aines, those agencies are regulated by the isme nile, as StA and can usia, donations for specific purpuars only, and ap. parently only to other CuffipmtIiea or agencies III to lntv'uivaLi You cant sit and grieve ...' I.verylhing is all right," he said We are negtitlating It U probable that we will reach an agreement in the morning The 90VTO-Tullent went ahead with its plans to tioki the l'uertu ltia parade "Fill spukrunan Rod Mtllargur said. We has, ml accepted any of their demands yet' As for the negotiations. McHargue said, "we think they are g*ng well As lung as were talking we feel we're making prove.. We have as open line to them" lie said the FBI baa made the kiabsappers quite a lea utters,' but he would mit specify what they were I..atlier, an PIll agent said one of Ite offers was to allow the raiders to tioki a news cuilerenc. He sod the throo awn and one woman in the raiding party a.,, aU Pinrto Ricans and were holding three other people hostage besides Utmaslea Ruts. Her $300 monthly disability check has been at&t Miss Byese has lived but atm Use winter months were somewhat cvr than usual lad year. her electricity tall ate into the check. Ms taffies said says it mint have Irtin Miss Byrn in order to Continue serving her The deposit became nec.asaary because her account became delinquent SCA is able to pay the electric twu through an energy grant from the federal govenuneng "We will tail Yriday but the vwd 'pacifIcally IIyI we Cult pay hangs like drpmul*l Ma Gaines said today Miss Byese'a problem may he sllgMly lesaen,d. however 54 __ the woman can probably Despite the increased tall ' dicki't itit .ouied but paid off a little at a tune '11w man teas the pawn company would really give me a break because he would allow me to pay ham 110 or $13, bit after awhile it kept Adding up and I think he thought that he Se BUNt), Page 2 A Today .4 reand The t1.tt Bridge Calendar teak, ('ressased I4stwlai ties, Ahoy S.A Of. Lamb j. Hsew,p. lb Hespilal *.ii (11.RSEL%P 2-a Spans ê.t Teleslais. ii 11eslhu I-I II 2-A II 114 'a IA A OWNS 8t020. i- Pay at least $20 of the flNeSI7 dugsa*, l.s,t her 10 tInie only5 by Friday Why cant ihe gal the money from welfare, (hUtchel or other relief Monday. Bal. wila Miss byte e we "PA a on deposit by Yriday, the power may he tumid off again. Although SCA U able to help Miss Br" by paying by Fr14•, the - due hills for electricity. it is unauthorised to pay dmxaitj, which the Flond, Power and Co now one cent; to ong.uod Dial it areas was raised this year to Ito effect liii year Gosinbil mote than lb.M in property in city's base for 11w tax purpose., officials, taking the hint (roan tiucintil's certified rate fur can upth, lazes by four cents: reflect the sale prices ol similar 'alt U. passage 4 I'ropsa*wi I) Sanford would have permitted revenue over last year, to reduced to $C.SlI,IU. to Winter Springs to hold U. aid nearby property. Lake Mary with two bag, Goamtal said The city will be natmbiurssd passed in California to howl 11W an Increase of 21 cents per If the govenimental wits in hue and to Oviasfu that it can In addition, the law passed by mwidactiurthg plaits within its Actually We Mary's taxable for that laws by the Mate at the ability of guvenmwntai units to $l,w saseesed valuation for Sensissols County watt to rats. raise Ite tun by 13 s. the Legislature redwing lazes boundaries-NCR and value with inventory as it was rate of II percent, said levy lazes, announced even Sasslurd fwoprly lazes In liii courtly The school board, under UI on the inventory of some Stroinherg'Carhen- is going to .odd have totaled iaij,s. ts*nuta,l The city's revenue before receiving its cntih.d Lsutst.i said the pro.etly this year. the elected officials law, casual raise its tax rate manufacturing facilities from feel the aueeae on inventory under 11w old law. With the __ Ifoil U. MatE to UIaI* up for tat rat. (roan liewinbeis office appraisal roll has lien fur' will have to advertise the fact is above $1 per thousand assessed 20 percent to If percent and to lazes from these ssrces cap on the inventory las, the laws ihinild he $IU$ll. it would Sat be iSCres*ing warded to Harry Ci., esacidive bold black letters, valuation without laming more ore percent us rithor cases wait tomporvily with a redaction of howevet, its lasabi. value, use Meanwhile. Sanford city taws p,, pajpy,' Page 2A The officials will be getting no date finds that it could gauss by OnIg. U to $1. Tops in the tasii Choose from this Popular grou Tatami sandals. SAM JUAN. Iu.s1a Rico UPI, - Pour gunmen holding the Chilean consul hostage today negotiated with police aid the Vol. demanding the cancellation 01 San Juan, YowTh of July parade sod the ritsee of twit PuanS. Macen '*enaMs W49iftrAd in tPw (Ynsted States sine, It. . By DONNA II HdStaffWrilet Men's polo shi, moo and women. Puerto Rico Property Tax Increase Unlikely In Seminole County Now $4.4, Th --p- I Ill 'Y2 pric " ' uIl To Keep Electricity S I J - -. S -- Appraiser Terry Goemhel to hood lazes Gosanbefs office, required by law tocsrtdyatu rate for each 01 the local governmental units, sent lii results to the coody, school heard and the cities Monday. Goenshel's mewçe to Lake Mary was ta reduce its lausby 34 cents per $1,111 aes4 valuation, to the cvoidy cow mimics that it may raise its Uses by seven cads per $l,*; to the city of Sajiford that it can raze its rite by 21 cents; to Altatnoite Iprings to redact by sevens cats; to Casaelbetry that it can raise the lazes by - mats can Igisore (loenbel'a figures, wider the law bit that is when the bold black Ad. vertisennenit is necessary to alert constituents and ad. "al public hearings are rare Gambol said the centified as rite is determined, ac cording to law, byaam that would permit the govenunental wit to have the same revenue from property lazes as the previow yr, pIa additional money for new coodnuetlon aid an amount for increased ammments, Ti. properly aaaer said the value of property in some till Taaabie P!IiIY Valise TA* BODY p Taa Bali CassiBatry 1U,n1. 3.15 ON"$ptIs Wi Law ___ WAJU. W" 1.14 $. T" CM" 1971 ____________ MN IALIXAV ____ - S.0 210 Cmos'y Csssmn $pof owd A"="* Ipelage ba" " SE%IIt5I.E t'oI''fl' 15K0P1':$t'fl' TAX TEENI)S Tsl 191$ Tuabie 1"$ New ConPesrPy Taxes Pr..$y Vihi, •h'vcil.. v.h. - flUSh ) UM1C 111.17 $ilJSs.$Mk 12110.1CM IN.4514? I$1(1M14 341,413.1$ - st,ysi,ism,e ijst,pssjss 111.191.953 wgJ20 IIl,$3.$54 "IAM 1*1,207.20 110.2*20 119.11(31 $34U4U,4e 5411*113 54.154i5V l($LNl 13*414 LINISi $111,433 10Il104 00.111 l$$14) ' 42111111 - - Tax Ills 11 IsdeIton W tSasis 1154 $157) - 1*5*551 iipei,j.t, 5VStwlliis IIIII Calif lid Tom Bali 54sf - 2-43 7.11 alt IN 2.54 lU 4.fo,,,, _fl$.I$ IriS Prepsny Tease at Certified laSs Nov~ Increase $i,z.xj -1141s.ps.I3 11I 1.11415401 MUSIss 3M1*N 141201.11 - ITUR 119411.11 $3,$lLs34as iLen is 1151514 - -211154 mmit .15 I'- �-_- '-.-- S.iØ,r. FL Nsva TIp, J.6p 4. ma Appeal Likely _ WDRLD BRIEF 5-d_ 5, IN TALLAHASSEE i UPIi Attorney Richard McFariaus ys a 'see Orleans appeals cowl. alUi ophe&xig the Sunshine Amendment, may have made It easier to got a US &lWeITIe Cowl heating The Jth Orcat Cowl of Appeals **set us op forpra good Mcfar lain. re eItIng 11* five srnatail via are defpng the auwnhnrd. sad Monday "11 we hail to lose, liii is the got a a'mgtmad to to.aice op - Prince Charles Causes Stir With Blast At Church LONDON 'UP! Prince Charles' remarks last seek condemning rigid Catholic church dogma that causes needless distress" to the faith ful have raised a royal stir in Britain. Charles spoke Thursday, the same day as his co us in, Pri nce Michael of Kent. married Austrian divorcee Baroness Marie-Christ ine von Reiboit: in a civil ceremony in Vienna after Pope Paul Vi forbade their marriage in a church because they said they would bring Up their children as Prot estants. - me tiaie to got Urot the to get into the final round and were gou vto the final round law." atain and have at it ft is easier to hay a petition for c'ertioran IretlrTunanes a the Supreme Cowl stir you have .page otzxnon that goes arms 12w full appeal u nØl* to privacy am t1 a one Attorney General Robert who Pied led the t 10 11W Ii cU1at 2ic.1saL t1 McFarlaui Am said he prehebly S(41UTi Cows pr0b.b) , , Accept larildid' an, The -for a new hearing, and I that tors should go ahead and withthe disclosure moti on , denied, go immediately to the Supreme and he may go to Cowl, wtidt will make 11w iaal cows to tb.fl tn. force ilecisica anyway said. say I woujd have us lase. We've Five at the 5mM. mod s powerful members ref used to tile disclosure reports last summer and wti* lila federal Fj Levis of Wed Palm BCh, he takes OVit SOlIM. flidded in NOiistb.f, fanner President Dempsey Barren of Panama City; Finance and Tea Chairman - Reputi Lea der ken hade of Witter Park; andHe*kh and air. man Jan Thomas of Fo rt Laahe-ie Hearing Date Set For Sims Cease Fire In Beirut BEIRUT, Lebanon iiJPl Bursts of machine- gun fi re rattled through Beirut's streets today, keeping Syrian and Christian militia forces close to their sandbagged positions. President Elias Sarkis held urgent talks to consolidate a precarious cease- fi re Residents of Chr istian East Bei rut emerged warily from t heir basements and stairaells to i ns pect the da mage to t heir homes and shop by three days of Syrian tank, rocket, artillery, mortar and machine-gun barrages . - A date for Sims' trial is he set during Iiiarmacy when he was Two mm involved a op have pleaded (inky to lesser crimes In exchange for .. testimony a the Curtis Thomas BaJdeoq, ii.ii serving two years in the Seminole Co un t y jail for - Gen Ant N. Geidarow, died last week and travelers reaching Moscow say the veteran KGB secret police official was gunned down by an assassin. Gen. Geidaroy, a ZS-Year- veteran of service with, t he KGB in his native Caucasus, was officially reported only to have 'died '" .. - Amin Says - Cuba A 'Hero' NAIROBI. Kenya ( UPI ) - President Idi Amin of Uganda today described Cuba as the here ofAfrica. a'' Amin also ord's,ed all flags to fly at hail mast to protest the second anniversary of the Israeli commando raid on Uganda's Entebbe Air port to rescue more than 100 hostages from a hijacked Air France jetliner. WEATHER migrg sose isa lob'With SCA 1fOITU5W4 10 pay the approzimatety Miss Dyne was a arrears. the ut ility company *IUId to redo.', 12w power But sIJI ..i to as the deposit t protect the good paying ciatcenr-L whi le he IdIiCd that the Company y only w'*d Friday sten she must pay the $7) deposit as - veil. __________________________________ i a,.. reasgs: rarely m we are always glad to sit down and help customm , ' payment There's the catch U or, prree,7$; everotght lnes7S; pit ,Is yes terday's high, 53; eeid S $ pseeeal lL,, barometric pr essure, 3*11; W catch Pt. Ms. Gaines "- situstion," Asked B;t• se_s he could nut discuss a gg &-us*zyr's p,0 J4s taiug her pliØg' "og can't sit op and giin I jaw I ceajde't do relothe IllI. 53 perw*; WEOAYSTmj wide, SW at II .0. ftea met: N 5:47 lorecast: PaiLi; tiled; a.... LII p.., isv 133 a.... lbe'.ØWadeude.ksa *7p .sy il$u m sad evesig Pool Cai'rtid: b 1:11 noted Light - though fl) pustvtg a pean ut Cal, the city at the cerrenorges hono ng warm, friendly ri manner and and gates guest of honor Pean ut Jim. "But I couldn't yew' de lectable wares" Mmday arnv,4 in a king, but the ownpstdicc Mad at Peanut Jim, asked to say a rvar lunou,suie the people already I* few vents to the applauding Pretty fancy service,' their peanuts outside from aubenc'e, said, 'i feel somevrw said as the peanut Pean ut Jim." ___All rigt* that i?1)S).' ifl the tUlidO and top hat P Jim, teat name Alter 12w Jim, was escorted from the limo to is James Berry ettus. also cuüed to a etweichair after Fountain Square in the heart Of vas honored by the Ohio House recoIl; having pert Cfa leg S)wvtovi Cincumati (, 'llummph," snorted the r ued, 'they could've brought Slate Rep. William Ma llory, me in a t plane ansi td felt a D'Cvicumati, was us hand to little better tell Peanut Jun that "aitliouCi W." he surukied you continued to sort for lips crvsng itt* a gr in."this is - It was II-ear old "Pean ut iin" sti. for 11wImets.ldNs Lon ei tat :k. 'Pramduirn Day " $a. '.wl. .sdly s.vaat layput hiI:Ms.a., $: Jim hdnl have to rent a top MADRID. Spain IUPI, killed Sunday. Ecstatic in wide toned If .ph gty pea., we S:U a.in., LII p.. Mazihel Abensar has rid an ear victory she rode oil Cf the rag hat and Jul to receive us By tuied Press laUewabesI "The damage to Uus valley IkOea theta been his pr Jay Hart. Winnebago COWII; arid die's the only woman a on the shoulders 1 bee fans Many erctioea of the mes$er'n alone will far elceel h* the emergency mic.s director. tle* uniform for 11w 40 years to do It In Madeid. 40 yeas third Cf the nation a. so dam would have cud," Syd he's been selling Peanuts it was a n," d Fains caused 12w evacua tieizai, a ii-ps.mii *1it will bi vicideedal if rain falls Matthes Cf tsioha said Monday tion of between 200 and Ze Atirizat Cincuma*i cut outside but. sad "To an ear in year'old, a a b.W*e,. an their Fourth at Jot; pared, as he SUriCd the Waded isillnug 15 C (Ted Pitt at the fatuities and although muse at the crIses Monday .e, pr More than 1,535 perains woe flooded area Obviously . Jun in the tile of any thorn have rluune to their be.' for her debut a W*L PEGGY GUTAPIOS 05rii U Ovi.ts, be lived evacuated from homes in Gay, Marlin . &rber homes, salter ordinary Pean ut $0 or Saahord for Die past *2 yri Mahid's arena, the w44's hohklah*er' o th loutfien Wisconsin aid ahes* ay ctared it counties families MI&M have to fit As; person via lakes e Mrs w ticdademe, He was a hie .111w San P' Miss Alimw'i psctere was time M1 t hIDeS in amethem tias*er areas. and trouble, to dress op a evacuated today . The ''-ç VU Waded on the frail pege of M. M Bamboo Drive. Sanford , ckubm Ulineis as up to 7 inches at ram "I really don't know top hat , 'We had a gully washer the died Sunday a thiando. Data a Ibardi. He via a rotated an tat cdcne id 11w two halls she Madrid newspaper Monday , tus ant ut estezd of pean s is going to attract__ fell. but pretum. Veatetid bela;, lag," Hal Alabama. she came here two .almnaa, Residents along the fboodwa. nary repor ts UldeCCtt hIuIea.L And. Jun did we have a said. ft tIafuugtily saturat,,f yeas ago from kew'iee, 0.1. tis at the kictapo River a iaermdoi. for four decades outside cleanup job," said the (Towal, and then, when it - was a Roman Serliown include his wite. Crosley Field and then YiM.... rearmed tIme, do- Milan; Tulalin. direct at rained this week, 11w ground mande f or (meatruction ml the the disaster romw'ce bureau. Hi vedrint -i Just soulh 't take it any more." Paul, D.nase and Curt Sot Nary m Ill, In tliinoia, uteesive flooding 'sire Mayw ken Blackwell lalvgo Dem, billed because The deluge had damaged .Gagslson, all of $aatsrd; boll. Glade. Glees l'rs Pap Lit various exemptions For Country - - - AREA DEATHS - - "The girls liked me better," he Iai*hr1. Although he plied his trade for 40 years outside the ti say, as he signed autographs for his ballpark. Peanut Jim was on the inside Monday nigil. The Reds presented him with "Wortin ' kept me lmn' so tickets and honored him at loi, so don't sit down too Monday nights game Soggy Fourth SEW ORLEANS UPI Louis Prima, the former bandleader struck down by a brain tumor in 1975, has been transferred to To uro Infirmary in a comatose condition described as extremely critical. Since November, 1975, when Prima slipped into a coma following brain surgery, the 66year-old native New Orleanlan has been smiled in and out of hospitals for medical secrets you tconandc .hat I've been doing." Asked why he always wore a tileS) to sell pe anut.i, he said it saint Just to attract more t*isuieia my _ treatment. Klan Suit Dismissed BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) A federal judge has dismissed a $50 million damage suit filed against the FBI by the Ku Klux Klan in which the extremist group claimed counterintelligence activities interrupted its work, court records showed Monday. US District Judge J. Foy Guin dismissed the suit because the one-year statute of limitations had expired. He said the Klan should have known of the FBI counterintelligence group on or about Nov. 18, 1974, through newspaper reports. - Economy Slipping Indicator ,____ uage ____ Property Taxes McCall, i('eatd daughter Debbie Gustalsen, SinS med Eaualtt McCall, direct or :san$o,d. two brothers Wallat Wiad Salon, NC. and tin H. Jav, Moble Ala. and McCall, Gromshero. NC. i - ;. UL oeya, JsckioavsIle m and Mary *iai - allowed MLed4 he law, a agncv*w'ag of the florida valor t Revense. taut from Iron $li3,7W277 to - returned we I approval wAJ@h we Bnsan Faaral Home-PA is Jump cc w , After the roll is i. t;i pit*y aççeaaal ad Fun.r.I Notk.s 12I.I75.$: In ISlIISMv (c ma(t.M I!$L$3.741 to Past, s(cau.. NINIY suwi 0~66"Wed"W"awf 8%0" ac(.n. t of"U S a*,4.e - a a A,,. SIs'd. NThRY ISeCALL IIy I Md.I, I, at 17 3 MeihmevUl. A$t• $ mrd ed Manday miiaW -. at OM ... .. p . *_.s•,•i â$ 4iS' C S., De4 sC$.c..i C.ws " '." -. ad too achool board amw 10t1-vift ta aitas to c.ssder property •VDttI r'T41'' abed their PiiuIty Us" the adi."" I the l.a roth furis itt raseiderid Idl$$fl. Tbs -' -e mild b, the 'w TuSit. July 4 IV-V )5. N. pa ____ 059, - I.M. 'o s.•u'm, PIsM4 a 05, W IN Is.e i.t. -U P'sscl a,s. Si. UP's ko (Sin isV... 5.4.. IM*1 fiSH c,ct. U si s's * UI Si WI U 6 VWPI ws E31 [Er a atuda agotde W' ra 15*I N.a1 Jut to begin v..' The tetot val All 5"inate jr F*et, v Gsembd'i e at i..i,tai That vahi. was r by attic Its cost. orcorred a the Roctfont w revived the preject alongtlwRort, Pecatoraca and my first (ouig re-cecil; Sugar rivers. 10,* acres Cf farmland - an estimated 63 nuiLion tgricujfw~ luss. Hart said. from $l,23$. governmentally owned fdde*, city. cvy, date it aoII - WiMe 'Filter years ago Of O$piica ..et ezempi tim $1.S*3; disability f4 $5.SIL2Z; in- WASHINGTON (UPI) The government's indicator of the nation's future economy slipped 0.1 percent in May, the first significant statistical evidence the economic growth rate - may slow sharply during the second half of the year. A slowdown has been predicted both by government and private economists. The decline in the Commerce Department's Index of Leading Economic Indicators was the first since January and followed a healthy 1.0 percent rise in April. Despite the economy's robust growth from April through June. an increasing number of Private economists have said the nation might tau içi tsr us i siaiauu. i 11w erheat JULY i.is,s ao.. ssioe $ £t5'iø.0 isV ORM 54 4I, A yii i'.(4ie £ Ca$'•W" - - Jerusalem peace talks in January. Unofficial reports Indicate July is or 17 as likely date for the first soeaon. Sad* tam a news, tnlerence he gave Mondale an Egyptian Peace plan, oiatinmg Cairo's sewson the future of the Wed Bank ant Gasa Strip baa e at mine 1.2 million Palestinian Aratg. But Sadat refused to give details. "tat us wad until It IS relayed by President Curt..' to Israel." he said. A meat Egyptian official said the plan contained no concessions and asked for Israel's military withdrawal from the Wed Bank and Gaza. The Egyptian president also made it clear the london conference was President Csttet's initiative and agreed when a reporter suggested that "encow'nmt" to participate had come from Washington rather than Jerusalem. In an Independence Day cable to Carter. Sadat said, '1 would lik, to emgiasue that the Important and delicate nature Of the pieart stage requires from you, my dear mmd, a Positive participation In pushing forward the peace FCC .i. u..S Ii', _______ and G~0 rd levy prsly Sea A MI lazes me all Usable prt a lb. county. both . unincorporated areas w*tits the cd*s. I.. P ii D.i, S 1CISV isa, A T.a..s the and eve I Ause.,'a £ '*S*55- 0514', VM5eI' i Gal's 05II5 *10w A L4'bj Os's,., [] II - thploonalic mernea have said Dir warns. Of the London conference could hinge on America's ability to narrow the gap between the Egyptian and Israeli Carter lad week anticipated tar latad Egyptian prls would be c°nstdec.d uedequate by Jenanlein arid said the Usutedsiales magt* step In with 'compromise proposals," though kainel described to ahId a cunpr'wnue as "dii- the locus .1 lVa Probe has tarned from Ce-oms busamis and thsatflcal bectgiomde to Pie social ide and there are IS to 3* persons police Vast to Aq ( Nato CMIW 4ANC904 0600 cwv%r Dom " V. is, t Saw a" 4s,5 5 i.. D,wo A. lss'mawo .'. C.v OW Labs Ma,, Os,s,v, S as ,a,,,,,,j *10w 1s"I 0 ais..e. Osi.oi GiSIU..s. *',es, Pa,i AND HAVE SOME COFFEE Estimates On Target Holiday Traffic Deaths Near 500 Traffic deaths during the Fourth of July holiday limit Forty-four states Illinois to help drivers If Florida had Ii weekend kept in step today Participated In Operation (ARE, a cooperative effort combat fatigue The Tests Missouri, North keep the niunbe, of deaths from reaching the level estimated by the Department of Public Safety urged drivers to use timer headlIghts during the day to symtalit, traffic safety A count by United Press and Utlo each had It Indiana, Virginia and Wisconsin each had It Alaska, Washington, 1) C, South Dakota aid with estimates of&4 to 710 deaths on the nation's roads and highways during the four-day holiday. l)eath tolls climbed even though date police strictly enSoried the 35 mph speed to Sational Safety ('osgicil Volunteer, set-sod free coffer at rigid uties alone interstate highways in A Fourth Of July Fact After signing the I)ectaration of Independence John Adams, urn letter to in wife Abigail, sail of the P'ourjh of July "I an apt to believe that the day will be celebrated by succeeding generation, a the great artiuversary festival it ought to be solemnized with pomp And perede with shows, games,spouts, gui., belts, befit,, and Ulumuations, from one rid of this c'vidIneit to the CAW, from this time forward forevermore" .... More Fourth Fun Facts, Popff , 31 international at mahughi 11)1 stword at least 4* Persons had been killed in traffic deaths lire the holiday veetrul began all pm local time Friday. The Of ph., IMered I. dslttress, said U. Pea Dw Of the Scdtdsle Police tipeitmed. ma Off utagraps of n and women feand a lb. lee' Vurmorit had no deaths reported. Two (*lahuuna Highway Patrol troopers and a another military policeman were killed Monday afternoon when a tipsrtmeud Of Public Safety airplane A breakdown of ac. crashed while on a traffic control aa*gomenl now Tuesday cldonlal Mitts Traffic in Orownings III Plane, I? Total Iii California led all use state, with $7 traffic deaths, followed by Tesaa With 3$, Nev York with 33. Illinois with II and Alabama and Arizona will be*oriun apartment in kniti- relatives of the actor, acl.ig Dean said Carpenter dale elate Crane, 0, was foond Crane's hngtime frigod, J1m f etwood 11th him La &,atj1. bludgeoned to death last Carpenter Carpenter had am Said.; sigh to help 1a funds;, with Crane Us day before the vIItfs IdodJIp pseasa Is An aalogoy revealed Crane, slaying. phulegrapia found in star of the old "Hegesi'a apalsied, Has es." television mom was '13*s is Us first tone we Tbl phetugraphu war, Of drert twice a the had while a etam to talk will Cape.- flub Una slid ,., bid Dm he was doolmig. An eisctziral lee." Henri said "We have hId 505514 flat debetali luithut. cord was wrapped armind P*s limited discussions on the Crane, twice divined, hid neck. pLane. lie's been q casper- bees Marring Is if (seal Dean SAW M And otflcer Sort tkve Sigh us. He has bass ahet. pesdurtlss if 'N.gtsasr, Haggun flew to Los Angeles psi us in touch will tanuy and l.ik' Sue about a month bite Sadsy to Interview friends and lnuids eta we can 1w was killed and Ronald LI Russell, assigned to the 144th Military Police (u at Poet Sill, weft the victims A single-engine plane crashed into the siupes of Mount Washburn in Yellowstone National lark Skid.;, killing one person and seriously injuring CanMurn -oust ends at nndolgf* Social Life, Nude Photos Focus Of Police Probe - 5w.q, A PLACE TO STOP, REST The Idea lot. prwes won, onuet us.4s long distance us er this holiday weekend. Th e folks with this terrific idea are the National Emergency Radio Patrol of Seminole ('aunt;. John flarhick and Nanct 11th of Aiken, South ('aroftia were among those taking ad. Santa gent the offering this morning at the rest slop on Interstate 4, Patrol members Harold HarlreII I left) and William Blazer fright) said thee have supplied tired motorists with ISO do ten donuts and eight pounds at coffee in a 16-hour period tirinning 'sIondav,. In Murder Of Bob Crane hJsr All acime Bob Crane say 'Si'ii a have never refused to Vici lk."tJflIDALE, Arts. (UPI) IavigMeu hwtft the 0.scIsa114411 devices that expand along firework, were used, he said. but "the tndcdry said It sold aimed as many in 1577 a. in 157$ so tie trend appears to be Injuries P" down and a kI of is is due to the regulations." Use beaned eopicdves Wedge, okw "It appears the plane Pitt a power line about $ feet above the gemd,"aPatrol u'icnnation Officer said Troopers Richard I). Utdaker, 33, lawSon, the plot, and Ronald K. Aiiaand,r, 34, P'lstcher, A fifth person died Monday as a result of a two-car Collision near Lockport. 1.8 Your member, Cf a family died in the accident Said.; sigN an their way home rum a camping trip. The victims were identifIed as Carl F Kibbe, 21, Somers, Conn, hiatt.; I) Matthews, 32, his wife. Lisa, about 2I their daughter t.ynn, amj their on. Harley Jr. PUBLIC NOTICE Effttiv July S 57$, the Seminole County CE TA office will operate on an •ppolntm.nt" schedul, Anyone lnlere,tod in applying for CETA em ploy mint or training must call lb. CETA office. phone 323.43*, estnj 374, in, 37$ to schoduig Sri appolntmset is adva.cs. Walk in applicants, who made an appointment, will be served an appointment time is available aye not only if a cooperate, he said. Fireworks permitted under the federal regulations Include firecracker, with less than II nulligrama at powder. cones, foiggaut,, missiles, smoke devices, sparklers. Roman candles, steels, mines and shells. Dayan since the Egyptian HOSPITAL NOTES * IvAn $1I.3M.. these mmptiass dededdlhet&uMevstoe.( otd and ct t'PSC, said the ban on the maid powerful fireworks l'lw Wycuiung another It ban everything but sparklers and - 'snakes," carbon-based The Injury figure is related to how many foreign minister on Sadat's orders stalked out of the regular $17.1ft,124; euler Mo. Marty devices allowed wider federal regulations are banned by states. Fifteen states prohibit all couusmwr fireworks, and In 1577, Gakydi, said injuries 1,11 from 11.W the year before to 7,353. regulation, misdemeanor, is usually a violation of local or state law as well, and police here," said Mondale The London meeting will be the first between Kamel and and c*wct rotated CAUSA Paul (;aivydis, com pliance officer for the lad week near Kockpset, governments or service - ence can preside an important nd111111110111 churches I.iit enough to seriously injure the hands or the eyes.' apply to sanctioned displays run by local are capable at blowing Off fingers or hands if the user Is careless, he said Violation of the federal first step for a broad review and analysis of where we go from Prima Takes Turn For Worse Al- that powder content was The ban apj4i.i to use of 'M-II" desires cherry bombs or cylindr ical aerial tamla commonly known a, 'salutes." the ground when Ut. The federal ban does not Cyna Vance. "I on confident this confer- - job was as a pean ut vendor in peanuts," people appreciated long:' he advised 'liii I won't acc$*CI(fl(.4 to Crusley Field," Blackwell sad "your unique career, your tell you all VPI. - ec'tors seized more than 10,000 illegal aerial taniw worth r,mO from tim An in Wyoming Monday and made a smaller haul may have been re'ansibl, for a II percent drop in injuries in 1577, the first year it was in effect President Walter Mondale flew back to Washington today ending a Will weekend Cf Micklie East diplomacy thai persuaded Israel and Egypt Ic resume direct negotiations In tondon nest month. Alter two tours Of talks with President Anwar Sadat on the lawn at Salol,, summer home in Aleunhia. Mondale annowiced Egypt tad agreed to send Foreign Minister Ibralum Kamel to London to meet with his Israeli counterpart, Most. I)aysn, and Secretary at State SALT LAKE CITY ( UPI I Thousands of people who were infants when atom bomb tests in Nevada sprinkled fallout across five Western states between 1951 and 1962 should be checked for cancer, a University of Utah radiological health expert said. The Washington Post reported Sunday the government is expected to reopen an investigation into the health effects of nuclear testing on civilians in southern Utah. 'oungsters are finding mans rays to spend the summer months and Ketin i left i and Joanna Howland appear to be enjoying Ihemsehes propped atop a truck load of isatermelons. She Gets An Earful 6:0 Mondale Back, His Mission A Succes4, Expanded Fallout Tests Sought 'Peanut Jim' Arrives In Style For H is Big Day anything atas.( it John higgins, customer MONDAlE CAIRO, Egypt tUPIi PliOSili 15 iiopitttd ml taking the mactune, ercvrshng to a t1St1N?'ATl WtI.'rER - Corp. Jr. Atlantic l)rnre. south Seminole Cowdy. Monday. company was in. terviewing job appLicants one at tho 'P y Blind Woman Consumer Product Safety Commission in. WASHINGTON UPI President Carter is studying proposals that eventually could pump billions of business and taxpayer dollars into guaranteed basic health care for all Americans But even if the president adopts such recommendations, the health insurance plan would be phased in over a period of years starting with aid to those who need it most, Health Education and Welfare Department's deputy assistant secretary Karen Davis said Monday. I would not want to speculate on exactly what the president will recommend, what timetable will be used, or how it will be financed" said Ms. Davis, A ChKt v-lung rnachuie, taken from - than a year MEMPHIS, Tenn upli Striking firemen reluctantly" agreed to return to work today with the indication that federal mediators may intercede in their contract talks with the city The contract talks broke off Friday, leading to a number of weekend fires and a night curfew Union members met Monday night and agreed by soice vote to comply with an injunction issued earlier in the day by Chancellor Robert Hoffmann that ordered the firemen to man the cit"s 51 fire stations at the morning shift change for 450 of the union's Carter Considers Health Plans , I understand the amoud of esplowe in the devices seized was between 10 and IS time, more than the Limit set by federal law," a spokeswoman said "If the fireworks were improperly discharged, "salutes" banned for more 'w' MOSCOW UP! i The minister of internal affairs of the Soviet Azerbaijan Republic. U. tat place in Cheyenne, laramie and Fort Steele, Raw tins and Arlington - 1,4tk) members. ,hoi'dfs de*ttme'g tenorS. BOAT T*AILEII TAKEN John 1 Williams. Port James Anion tialsoll. remains in the Seminole Count) Orange, reported a burnt trailer. Jail awaiting sentencing on valued at M. was taken Monday .tu$e it was parked on charges Cf robber) Sims and the other men are the putho last ramp at Crows alleged to ha.-, been pal of a ( amP. last Sit Road, SUMMER tag at otwee and men FUN MOWEKThEFT Opel'Itlng oil Cf Jacksonville. A valued lawimower, The gag is credited with at $0, taken from a died at the commiting more than $0 iota L Perkins home, 1321 robberies and tiurgj..rws overthe lag three Santa Barbara. lake Jennie , Apartment,. Sanford. sometime Susday or Monday. The ,.a . t '°'E to police Of that gang, Clatence KGB Agent Gunned Down To Return To Work valued at $$S, vu 11w Jim Taylor us his way Plot v of Corsica Monday night in the biggest outbreak of terrorist attac ks since the start of the secessionist movement in the l%t, police report ed today. There were no immediate reports of injuri es or arr ests - They veren'l exactly I.men at Tm.,, but federal agents were on the prowl today for illegal explosive's cherry hIiiba and aerial Striking Firemen Agree but first-tune cand2ate miot cocnph Askew. Shei-u, and Common Cause ha ve asked the Flonda Supreme Cowl to order her to require compliance Cf in tints as veti as first -time candidatet Of the five lenators. only Fiar*e and Thomas at up for re-election this year Plante has decided to r et ire from the Legislature Rot*rwm. 34. is twing ioogto IA connection with the rOtLerymurder L1 klP'OrT ' eapected to is land si ngle wAsIllSt;ruo s Uilli p corewctica wIth lb. ab.*mg ieath atflepotyGesrgeA. Fri Dec. 3, 117. The hear ing date was sot Iouowing a rvhng in Seminole County Court that there was Probable cause to hebest Suns dug Pled daring the rvsry at th e Villa ge Pharmacy, rnood. PARIS t UPI) - Radical nationalists set off 27 bombs on the F rench -ruled Mediterranean lion & ha ve tocixnply with the amennent to got on the twihot because of i technicality, - A protunuiery hearing date at 2 p m Friday was set Monday for Tes'ry Michael Suns. $, in Corsica lilt With 27 Bombs through a citizen's nma!jve c'ne, requires public olticiats pIoyees to report their net worth and assets and debts Of am $1,000 State F.Jethcas S4ieniaiic Mary Singleton says incwnbmt Agents Watch For Explosives IN BRIEF McFartaan sad h has talked offici hot4en seekn4 i*elec. to Gordon, tvis and Fizzle aid. 'they're adanwt Their rights are in eopsrdy. They want to find a way to get into Srrme Cowl and protect their rlØts' fir disclosure law, put into the constitution by Askew 50,000 Bombs Seized NATM. Sunshine Case May Go To High Court Tsss4ay. Juty 4. Itt$-.)i Th@ procedures necessary In order for us to better assist you and to avoid your having to wait long period of time, above merest tobeellgibl.for N* CETA prograni you must be resident of Sernincle County aid mt steenployment of 3* days and or income levl criterii depending on the particular CETA proyam. Call 33"M. silt. 37431137$ uille Isaissie Cs.aty Ceesprehessisi, Mupou.s, Divisism �E.t frt,j _.__ "1 -- Ewning ilemici 300 F . FRE,CH AVE, SANFORIj, FLA 32771 Ara C44e 3-3$11orC14933 Intructions to the reader Thu cohanis should be read with at least two people (be person. in resetexit Irises, should read the words and we or Incite other people should burn the Battle hymn 01 Around Tuesday, July 1. 1971-IA the Republic. Everybody ready,Here goes. us This time Of year gives us pause to reflect on the great achievements of the pad and our un _____ ç Horne Delivery Week, 55 ceji,; Mcrgh.$30 1 Months. $; Year. *.40. By Mail: Month. 112.70; 9Monthi 116Z; 12 MOM tht,Mo. tred forefather, who paved the way for the lifestyle we all enjoy today 'j .' ___ B, MAX ERKILETIAN It Is at ate time on arrested on First of all It should be noted that a great many of the stat-se, related to us as fart about the father of our bountry are faLse. These stones that are told The many references to "Washington slept here" that persist to this day was part of an effort to make look like an unfaithful huistnast Martha 14 aslwsgtcn Ar4(iL.WAL gatherings and private pursuits. Yet this new mood is not due to patnotism going out of style. Perhapsit is because we are beginning to realize that independence" is no longer an adequate word to describe the great event we celebrate. Just who is independent today and what are they independent of' Not of government bureaucracy although voters in California and some other states seem to be ha ving thoughts in that direction, Not of foreign entanglements and responsibilities which the status of world superpower has made inevitable. We must remember, however, that the (. tinental Congress asserted the colonies should be not only independent but free. There is a dif' ference. The founders of this nation believed that governments exist to make men free and to help them enjoy their freedom. Their tie to Britain was a bar to this goal so they wrote a Declaration of Independence. Yes, it is freedom that we really celebrate today. But it was not secwedtousby the men of.6 for all time to come. It is something that each generation must earn and preserve for itself, Are we bartering away ow freedom for a little secunty, both individually and nation ally' Or a re we putting the meaning of freedom into the broader context of a decnt, life for all, achieved làPk*f 'Mitt Utlonil cooperation. even though It may limit a certain kind of rugged indn'iduaffsm' There's room for argument on both sides. And it's cert ainly worth thinking about, not only on this July 4th but every day of the year. Snake Oil Remedy Economi John Kenneth Galbeath's call for a return Lad invoked by the Nizon administration beween 1971 and 1974- is a prcnpticn for the economic O"YWM of ytj oil Treating as they do the mere eysn*onis - and not causes of inflation, wage and price contzots have proven no lading panacea for the nation's economic ills, They have, In fact, brought on ill side effects ci their own The real cause of inflation, mod economists agree, Is the staggering national d,t4 and continued defied spending a NO t*Uson.a.,ear practice made posaltie by the government's License to print money. Mr. Galbraith. a Keynesian ecunomi who helped pioneer deficit spending, argues against tlC*eiwig the money siçg4y on grounds that 4 would result in higher ordered rates and unemployment. But UISted .1and •,wage and twice Centiols - as tie ezpane ci the huuzon ad' nuffistrum would indicate. Las any event, the fight against Inflation need not be an estheror pr auon , There can be restraints on the private sector without goserrgnent compulsaus. Economist Leonard Silk, writing in The New York Thflt$ mag, suggests Us Incentives for "sionlidlationary, behavior" by tasilness and labor, There cm be redrauds an (Qeeraniemi .pecdng without tiittaig oU the money machine. 11a, of cows,, may be a more difficult proposition than coi*rollusg wages said prices. Unf.dossa*ely, Mr. (laltrath oflers no wisdom on this score. And weu idben do, ote long the final solution may rest with these who maids bS4 behind the burner of Howard Jarvts, - - __ VIEWPOINT Mondale: Each year one hears it remarked that Independence Day isn't what it used to be. The slogan Ilurray for the great and glorious Fourth" now brings a nostalgic smile. The all-day booming of firecrackers and rockets, oratory and parades seems to have passed into urnoto to be replaced by quiet family Marriage Towered Vice President wager v Monle, who has spent a Lifrtnw oUowu trials hazed by the Late Hubesi H Humphe,y, may PIQw be Inheriting azme of the Problems which plagued has mentor at a cvnpotablecarter posh. For the fwt tine awe he w as tapped as JimmyCazftr's nauiuig mate, Mondale is of it sub ram - from in the liberals who hair been his mh avid u p. The ssupu is barely audible when measured against the fire Humphreydrew as Lii4in Jov's vice presiding during the Vietnam d Intensify if liberal disen' it could ' cfg,tm,jg with the Carter to deepen : due to detine from Liberal ,nor am c ,at the recent annual cvrn'enticm of Americans for Democratic Action, the self' vmoed keepers of the New Deal flame Like 11w dog that didn't left. of Sherlock Holflles funlf. it was an east signal to miss. - .I . Liha ft Cartr administration, ft has a vnicaWç ha, goodft iar '7 t-F1 , .....'. -I By DON GRAFT Divorce, American style, may be blecantrig ess poplar One year's statics do not. of course, a Lone. term trend make. But population experts are finding finding the 1!T7 nciease in sundered Ame rican of only 2 percent over the previous year very Udereding. Since S to 12 percent was the annual rule - % l - - reading ssxii a slight change as virtual stabilization 01 the dnorc, rate. AM Some go Soo far a to prectict an Imminent downturn, as a1tead appears to be occurring in one bellwether state in national mores Ca lifornia 'he *atigics ma be defuute enough W. as The Wall Street Journal *es in a lengths analysis of the development. what is to be read into them is not number of explanations are . 4111110 Keep If Ringing - - SCIENCE WORLD The Full M Effects being advanced, all admittedly highly tentative. the ltd tune since Carters Inauguration, A slow but steady Increase over recent years CnUcUfn of waspervasive but restrained it) S1SAN S. STIVI.%S in the mcdiii age of both men and women enAnother New York study, mc of i ADA national leaders trooped over to the Whit. (1fl('A(,(J I'I'l tenng first rnarrtages could have something to There may be a little tact owe owed r a n 11* cvnyeut,on for a king Sprinkled among the fiction of the werewolves oftsLs of all hemorrhages reached a do with it since, datistic'aBy, very young session with Mondale, typing that their folklore. r married, are the rn Likely to heat up 'In fail. Almost 1 Percent of uw weeituug former sac, dsainnaji could yet giode the wa Attitudes toward cbs'orc, may be changing. The tales tell of werewolves on rampages cvrs n-j at full mono peno&" President along paths they prt(fiid as dunrig the f ull UA1 Ilumaru were supposed to As it has become mci', conuflonplace and socially acceptable, it may also have lost some of (row eacesa hair and canine teeth and suck in rrsesr gc,, i 'j As aura as the crew solver of marital problein This year things were different The A1).k the rwtij of VUtiiii (OWftlon passed a ttIOII*XfI warning Cater While SOlontLi., discount that. there ii Weeding ulcer true, peaked just before the full Economics may be involved. (i.enerally that it he doesn't fulIdJ some of his IIIRTal evidence ttust people can be affected by the lunar phase unproved conditions, particularly for households I'relimy II!IdIJJ (t4ng1TL1 Itises of the mono campaign promises ironic they will loot for und,te cardiovascuotar with two wage earners, could be a factor in st'Vi, also ocew' most frequently at educuig man-sag, .*tIIAa. On A person's enz)es and many of his toe '-rises anotheir diu1ate in l And the national f1l the other hand. mones are more active during the full nsn leadership didot even bother requesting a the cod of separation has gone up along with ufulifren are torn at full moi*u, he said everything else, which could give sorn couples meeting with Mondale, although the subJect was said Ralph w Morris, a professor of Phaf In adithon to evidence that the full mono at. second thoughts about going their own ways macolo at the Urusersit of IlIirioi.s College of And there is also the puasabthty that the We decided it wasn't worth the time," said arm1C) The heart rate ma> be at Its P 1 fed, mental and physical health, Mon-ia said winter months are harder. CUitISIIaJIg popularity of noenari g as a ADA sic, chairman Joseph I- Itaulu Jr 'h'ople People are generally in a rra're excite d suit It may be attributed to the weather and gnu lifestyle is having Its effect The Cens, Bureau get Piornogenuzed in 11w s-ice presidency, and it's Moms said it is belieieii the effe cts the moor oin- work unrelieved by vacation, he said pan. puts the nwisber of c'otsabitatxus, without Legal happened to has on Earth gras Itation,al and electromall thugn, may 1w due to natural forces, he rwtic fields are responsthe for the ph)sologicaI formalities at about one million. If the establish. Al)A is not alone us lowering its expectations of ( tIe ulcer crises, the Illinois study found 404 Inch of these householdsdoes not how up in the what Mondale can achieve &s vice president percent occurred urre In December and Jaunty. statistics, neither due, their dissolution Motns said many hiatrtds grrr Some of the loitered groups pressing causes and o i> 10 were during June. July astrologists and card readers say it L ends AU Whatever theetim and eventualtrend, Mondale once espoused as a senator have credence to their practices divotce is dill far from going completely out 01 Likewise concluded that his influence is llflUted. -me (be rest of the cases," he said, 'were divided style. Stabilized rate or not, the 297'? divorce total for eumple, indicated the ItiUrder In the Senate, for Instance, Mondale was rate candual>, Increa dill topped one million se as much as f) percent during a fairly evenly between lpruig and fall." ctuairuwu 0111w Subcvinnutteeon thLI&O5 and full moon A dudy us The researchers also fgs4 more gj'e, But even among the divorced, marriage York City revealed Youth and the leading cvngresasonaj champion IM percent IncreaseNew in angina occurred in 11w wInter. In addition, refnaun very muds in - three out 01 four try it arson during the full of prograns to assist families. lWpsuzdions .M orris said. ITSOr, deaths agion flXinfl. us uw winter active us the family sphere had high hopes thai Maybe its survival of the fittest." patients we more violent under a Mocitliglitung become, a way of We for in, his concern would be reflected us adirUn&graijm orns d uw studies are designed to full mfl .Morris said, while they quiet down doctor, pr creasing nhantars of Americans, judging by a programs and budget priorities They now feel edict more accurately what is in dote ttid iirYey, -ng the 1$ down for their patient,. He and Pus students have reiearcfej luwir The Bureau of tatsir Statistic, pits the ysicians, knowitriff the fJ moon u .. it should rut be sue. effect on a sand) 01 medical conditions and number of usdivi4uas biding deans more than petsuig that the pro'lamily rhetoric of the Carter disease dates. Lrrlualing angina pecloru, chest cflslL can have patients take certain mc Job at some four million. Most are us prec-aut, he said An ulcer patient, for professional fields such as education or acAdinuedrags was viol reflected us its budget pains related to artery disease watch decisions; that our good trends in leadership example, can his Wedyle more carefully CVuartust, and Mod also find second 'Our angina study of M patiento stioWi Joho in positions from whom we expected great that 4 and have medication available. similar areas. 01 the angina attic as is tuned between 'Protiauy the tait tatter worst tune to hold an Important the full and lasiquarter lunar tase," Morris than The great majority of moonlighter, are men. Infighting shills. said he said, "is in February during the usually with families. Bid almost one quarter full moon" more than 11111111.411111111 - are women __ - - -- - , '. - JACK ANDERSON i).AV'TUNA BEACH f U ill i Mechanic, made final adjust. meits to their tars this morn. ing for the mh running of the II86.000 Firecracker 400 stock race - ('ale Yarborough. two4&me Grand national champion and csin'rnt point leader, won the Pole position in qualifying Sunday and figured as a solid pee-race favorite to capture the $12,I2 first prize. Kay Williams of Chapel lull. N. C., turned us the test qualifyingtime in trials Monday 11110'? miles per hour- and will beinthelld position in the starting grid - "1 am excited beyond belief with being the fastest qualifier of the day." iaid Williams, who drives a Chevrolet "We c'tuasged a few things on the car NW pit a new set 01 tires on that really made the difference" Benny Parsons, also diving an Old. turned in thesecond bed quialutytaig 1mw 155.132 mph and wIll be staling next to Yarborough in the front row Yarbce'ougts's •- time on the 2$enule Daytona International Speedway tn-oval was 155 $113 mph in an Ofliessotale In the third spot is David Peatui, of Spu'tanburg. S C. in a Mercury, while Buddy Baker, a Charlotte. N 1'., Old diver, will dart from No 4 -on' - - total wuavuirigs, hoped for a change in its luck "Anybody can wind when the race starts even me. It my lick changes," said the lanky Randleman, N C Dodge diver Janet Guthrie, NASCAR's lone woman ibis-er, will begin at the 3011 position in the 0-car fkiut Commenting on problems Peasimu. dock car racing's "Silver Fox" and one if the sport's wurnunged divers, has won the Fourth of July event low' tunea Rlc*said Petty, who has won ID NA.SCAR races over a 21more than any, year career other diver In history and Is jed $7,IN shod of 13 million Its - - 250 Champ ,aa--,....-,. Eckersley ' Makes Bid *,, ,-,m& .1 Despite Accidents I r Ii I ' ______ l)kYTONA BEACH 1Jl'Ii former airplane racer lion the history of the race, a pace . PWXhe dealer Peter Gregg of wtuttington. Fort Lauderdale, 'I tar moved otto tie traci Jacksonvilleled fort3ofiti laps also in a torte I'orsctse,onthethe can dove six laps at __________________________________________________ towint he 2211-mule Paul Revere 31st lap and never los t It again . -e-Juce-j spenus while spec'dwa, road race by' 1.17 mInute today t;rs winning pe '' s ed was crews renios'r'd (bgais' di,sa II,(sited Press laterwatosedl)iegoeiulsg,sP'rwctauo,44, despite accident, that forced i isa mph tied car two unusual caution situations Chicago bed St louIs, 14, and In the first of two accident,, f) Then with laps completed, 11111) Marlin, who will Gregg, S., four-tune winner Denny (ingais, Costs Mess. blanked Montreal Psuahiirghs, 2 Mesa, five car s west of? the track on ni-snag, the Al. against ofthelnt.rTsationalMotorSposi Wit.. then In second place arld aninfieldcurveand thecaution i, in National taagnm dames I'": Nat in io nal l.agm the All-&ar l.la Association diving champion.challenging at N. York was Gregg. slammed nag went out again from the game next week at San Diego, out ship and current 1MM P01st his turbo famed Porsche unto a con. 11sttotteMth Ia ps achtmue .. " naisedwv.nptuhseritotiue Al. - a'a 5'' Tvm 7. 1111trivers 1: lesiierdartedonthepoleand creteretauungwaUon the tzu a caiten was Lifted, (iregg squad Monday arid said he held the lead until the Wil lap lap and K., ho a came to a stop on the spurted out in front, widening IIICC, with driller Slav t, nch In the vulk, would name we inure later ushentsemnadeapitdopforfuel upper part FOR thus Iuwim and Jose Moral.a an of the 354 mile his lead over the red of the till'. ih finish line first in a recent race at the work and to change ha-s right rear tracks east turn Ongais was field Dennis Et'kersLey may Pave dove us two nina to spert tie tire Ne,uisnuile llrnrss Hacesuiss just ahead of I Q. not hurt twins Rookie Roger Erickson the F'inistming second was nailed down that last He regained the lead from diii rim hi -John l)suniicek. The ensuing qulniela paid scMtir,4rv,netgtssiuJword t lot oni> the second time us torte l'orarbe team of ('lit be cause of his ability to be at Ii uuu soil lrits-t- tj usa'. worth $U5, Seminole distance tot Its ninth victory Kearmo. Port L.sialerslale, and Martins team 'o,"'', c,2' 'c ccj -tt,nu,'wji is open nightly 'rwsd Mull Minter, Sanger. C through Saturday alif the New York la. 1, (kIlls I: f/IF lie defeated ,4'aP', ". IItl p.i'.i tiltir S p.m. l.arvell Blanks ihsvs in the-we Third was Dun and Hill Whit 'antps'-s lot the third tune in 12 ruse "° with •OO' # PCOO4' a Iwu'ngn lesser and tington, and fourth was Kenprr M lays Monday nist, when Pie '1'i' I tingle to lughIighsl a its-nm , Miller, Rochester, NY, in a 4 1CO714tIP uus'sis-,4 three hattie runs arid I• BM, while the filth -a-e sent nshI innings to key a'4 third inning that cwiod tie _,% _____________________________________________________________________________ Ri'il Soz' Sictory Indiana _ BAltimsef finisher was Staunicso irNar_________________________ 7, Raysib 4: vise,, Bogot a, ('uloinbia, ins It you brat the Yankees *a Ron Fairty, had two Puts, •50 am I (.'-s.at " )ou've Porsche Carriers. to pitch well." . ' "0'.' 'so sat i soo..' S Sat drive in two ruse aid WWW .o' '-o'' I 'Sat P :S I- tat a s ii' I:ckersle,, ml. S2 'II', nice Ii) once in Peiping the Angels r , 4, ,, , gu-1 wan. ruse I'm getting del.. the Knyals Cheis Knapp, Poustia ass i v,s.-.'o.w more rtesa thus year I, and stun , I 0 at 5 50 5 'id went? 1.3 ornunga for the you get mute runs you can't victory at '.5 a... s mat *01w ic.,., s'atasi 1 -I' . I Low''' (iii '4*05' ailSiat t)5 C, Us) P. IS*N.I, - '_-and T4ees & In.. Jays 1 at Its ('art Yastrienishi i•ue I'll P ,i I % IIb4, talon Fist pravidud mod of I.aus WPutakar's run-Icurvig saissibilt 5' 'SaC N *55 I is4 at L PSI OS '.'w"4 •w". the offensive support for so"llin on Www" 14" Wiliam iso. at i i . so II us 11 -'i nMS, P,g, •... of • i. so r • I iiPO t s '- I:ckrrsle, 'adninnski hail with one out untie ninth living OAK Bi(u(*(, UI UPI P iii • , *m A. UI 00 55: to win it for 55 40 $4 I Andy Bean, six strokes behind s.'ta' three ts, incluahng the 3l*h dove us two 5" P •. 5 £5 C Si iso ' with one round to play, ''-i- ""t"5. of Pus 'aver, and liver RBI and the Tigers Alan Aikey and ,, -, , . .. .• .•'.•a, , -....'a .as a so visioned sis and a good chance s list its,, dove in hew. nuns Rick hiosetli hom.r,d for is as as a A to..,,'" 0 S' 1 000 Toronto 1 en• towin"theWedernopen ,4^ _*4f 'it, rnsa his with a pair of * t ' Sub, has 7, Ranges. I: I. "'a ""i Instead, he said, "I slut a 66 ,,,'., Ed l"ugiatrus tagged with Ole p,,, , , m it aou s' .. tie' lam*ei'a solo Pinner and 'o and won the playoff 5' . i ias at a as s ., his sixth Iowa in 13 derisIon. a. ia us s s..-,, *'s • Pw.. i ..o• . a Iwo rum Wad by Jorge t*ta in at i so i iI', Bean. playing erratically 45 II I Iraig Nettles, lary "4 pn,,n 4..,,,.. • so" V w,,-y 7Nj a 114 ',J .I 5100 P '3 0-.- ) ,,. at 4 Sthe noAh inning sisabled the 'a' with nine birdies, three ,, .,,, bogies and hIia'k> lint hounered for o'' , , ,, , , 4' III I. wile • '5 .. John and sit pan, fired the best II s.. state lie Yankees ',-4qii 44 410 It ,,t' • is so 110 Ellis and Mike Hargron's I SO I Is. ••i a round of Moods the touwisasnent and ' 1 (.u*.. In o(tne-e Al games, Mm , so tat i as. s as ,-.., P__ac, than had to sit us a steaming °°""i'-" 1 .i. .70 (5 Ii' '*0 P14 II I go P waits wtuppeul Milwaukee, 7.3 Femered for tie Rangers "osna o',.es,,, Asi,, • I, MarIners 1: tent near the final green for ., i, tlr,,eiand blanked Baltimore', • ..... tr' , iIP•d 14101104 lione rums by Joe Willis and C to I S almost an hour to find out 5' o,,s I at 1-0, ('alutunsia topped Kansas *E &d.4,41' smna S'.. u..-.,.s.*, a a 'a so v so.. S... a Davit *'m,*mt ('I *J*t4,IIS 3 Hovering Af4 vaulted whether his t'minderp.r for lily, Detruat '70.10 I ("at5n5(a,'d ,, i-rn" () _ I San I '*00 I nipped Torot,. Oakland into wu. possession of the 72 hoes would win .z a 's s.i c' ,a a's a 'list lu 5, t'hicagu edged Tuaa, 7' Tada o I PSIi4 P,5,5 5',*,o.. APt Vic ~bry 4' fAll 8A'ir' C4,iJ Vf 554 at 555 second place in the At. Wed It didn't Bill Rogers lost a as 1... CoSt 1%, 5. and Oakland brat Seattle, 5 5•5?5 s s... .. 14 lets tlrotarg, rice 1.4, suit the 3 too-Woke lead arid one stroke 'S 'iiV SQO 410 Ta f'c. )5 a* ' ('Incinnati ivaneil Houston. first six Inning and I)av, on the last hole to sit 4) • a00, 0 i p..n, M,s,,. 1, 350 •..d 0 MoO'..ssw' $1, in II innings, Atlanta fleaverlo picked up Its fomth i 50 P .a Is playoff with Bean •1 I P 05 p a's It a ma Iopçw'il lass Angeles. 42. San save .".a. i5.."t 15, a' l'beis, Bean won hiuwsals 5 s... s's 5 l'iw'S 15 5 ii Maying the 11th hole hr Day iowa 55 ic-,, s.a. a 16000141116111 a "lice .""It," *0ONDay SQat Pus tee dust l.a the right and .,.... '.-•', ''.-s * 410 I *0 I *0 5 4am 10 P *4 ° made a stellar recovery after a ' 5.55? '.s s ,. fl140 54 s,, Ifl is II Ii P_'aat'pa'a freeubop,toleavehisapproach 1*04401.0 1 top'.a,., SCULPtS I I U.. Law , I, I • Id 1 It, "d 0' It 14 u Iii', feet from tie pin an the 70405*0 000 7 (wu., Cv'ii and Sal,, I 'if 'at P'5 ''ma sosoalo i(,$s(sa'n'Sat 0 first playanhole. Rogers, who slip'. 'aS 0111 70 P45. 1P50 r 1461 " • is III '"°" had birdied the same hole four coso o a 4" )* •*si ' iS' 1, 600 I at IC 7 *10,1 *0st fl a ion " $144 It s WIMBLEDON, England e%feiicass, the orijynvwm straight days, had a better 4 1 i p.,,,_,,,, £11.01. t&p 0 15 Sandy Mayer and the tournament not to have dine ad pit Psi apwti to WPIt " 44Q P5 5 0CP iio mo a N Haul Kamirex both discount t he hopped a s, has beaten the right of the green. chipped *50.w150p 5 0..s, P3 Jai Alai ''lD c II. I Probability of a second con- Caimors us the pad bud admits almost tO tort past the tic and Wor ,,, .. * .... more left his try for a par two Indies "'en of secualive Wimbledon Sinai the left-huander has eats t"-ia'o %t Lou's uss totes as acs bet weenBjons Borg and Junnsy often than rid In head-tolnead away c,.. 50.5 wosoas as.st ' In the American Lasgus, A a'.nea S That torah Bean could lake Cliii 15, By t:..is p,,,. In titi sc'rs,tib&. In keep the was Cleveland 5, laltineew I. H 00 5*0 Ja3 c,,l., 1 "I am playing tatter now two pUts In win and after Pu They plait to knock oft the top IOU i 0 I £'5 a i s.,.na Montreal Lipos (turn ilising lbodami, few York I; t*rod & s.s' seed in Tuesday's qrter• than when I reached the first try, tine pressure renalIP) (4 '1* CX Si II 443 at I,., far out of c-usWdson us tie Toronto S. (.'lucago 7, Taxes I, C L CII CC . lie blew cgiinsemifinal two years Pu ago and I nod effort fruits ilCOND ' Sad Mess is It, final matches . u ftsfam ii ,. dl National league Rut. Miarneauta 7. Milwaukee 2, . , at I,..'. thank I can best Junniy it I five feet almost two feel pad s...a.e. seeded Mayer from 5 ii 5 N0811SVIIi.1, Laid. ttJl'I, iso sat i i.,,-, n-.ts Iiiai i at Manager tact Williams seomna California?, Kansas CIty 4, will the pun and paused before hr a.. 'o. •i i '° NJ, tackles Sweden's defend- ilfYl well," Kanunes said. Jane IlLakick, who said Oakland 3, Seattle 3 (Jtt11 5%J 110 P 1 II SiN. Till 45 I. vii It, . prop-ui-ed to take afew chances The United Mates is assured sank the winning shut DC) 51 lOSS lssg champion Borg and Nev. a as is; ii, didn't want to be numeric Williams called on woikhoe,e Rods, LaWs?' Ne e s ,. . 'i salaD ('I'viO*d enthieeded Kamue of Mexico of at least one men's seemfunal 11 At 04 II "Nobody believes that was tN'te wte*,a US a IDe, got her 500 '10 I Sod 4at IS I plto'flUiij ace Steve Rogers, who N 50 III 25' faces Ibis lefttuanded Cassnol's p1-ace with third-seeded Vitas lag" Bean said "I was fur- To"o Junior Kennedy singled fern. 1.4.. s iat Oil SIN Pill fsad lus t gone the Islamic, t,enilautis tuned isp for a c-toilS tunate toget Inthie playoffs. and 'IS 'S P '55 *55015 fr BIIVIIII Ill punch rumor Rick Averbach Indral. d birthed five holes , s ,, Naluid.y lot P1.11th vIctory In •oc. ts, fitth-eeeded Brian Gsdt' (all • two oils in the 11th Imislang i7 H 117 niauie us awful shut off tIe itt the final round of the ,Th,om i s 'j j (.0555 Mac50,J. Ii ilei'ision., to hold Off Mayer edged Poland's fredis Lierulsitis won but berth Bid then, I made • " "' ' PItt' to sun it fur tie Kau1 a great slut to 604 00 i hub Man...i i3 ibiughi its t final two btssusnga li'tiA Mayflower Classic Woek Fibsk, 6.4,6-2.64.14.7- with a 5.3, 34,54,5.3 Victory leave do"d 45 10 551 ISO s lu is V us he adrus had tied the sort, 7.7, it five feet • Monday sway to ,, apluire her *In loss S. in Mondays I owthrousnd v-.., ti Monday rigid And the and (kiUned ('ca,o by punting auroma two ruse Ii C II *01 V. victory play, while Borg downed do 555TH -' 6040 00.,. iii toil, fliov, this early in lie ason "I waspimpad uparit my lag s..aiaca '7i, (iuliakaoms, 5.3 1) the noAh IU,alcict, who pocketed Ill,2O •.o 5*0 I lw'. (owl' 11,1550 paid Off splendidly Australian Geoff Masters, 14, 4 ' in all,A,neitan turisedittoactarge Ituadlogo ° I 'i" for the win, scored a lives-day M.ps u.s.lte 5454 Rogers, making only the 4:81h; 4. ardll5* buck and regioop." i ia5 p i '- 1a4$i 'III Cinh asu.,.,,, tidal 01 20 going 4 wider per Mike Vail singled Isle.. second relict appearance of has The tither Quarttritial is 8o0',.it '*rS V0I*I Mayer got tie tatter of tie Bean said he was "lucky" for tine day to earn a three' 111111111 I £N 4. II 0. 4.0 If career, gave isp use hit to acat lelci sad dove us a nun (C',.I $ 1405P55 5 Swede in Arkansas in their between weded shun Pr was able to ship us stroke sin over Joys', Kaunier. Is 'a S at iii I "li*• *0511111 combine with Hal thins for a Ii Plate ('1160PIi Ita seventh c-c,, i toa, i.e i 'odes 5.4-,,. most recent match last year Tans Utter, a 14, 14, 64 grass that was "beaten down s...ees..a I M,,.,,s a IP.I with a 7-wider-p.r parfutnes with • low-hat, 14 vIctory over the vitary in as may ,i ass as Ii l's and is convinced he can repeat winner Oef American TOli wid linked out will fairly hard" "s "saft c 4 to ' nuance BLaloct was second lad Till' M'S N Pirate, that Mopped a Iw.gams ill. I,aasta this .n. Dave O.SIa.d S t..sie I and alt Bag's tad to become leonard and Kamnamian Die after his tee aleS I !SOW Gatti, III at week In the tidy Keystone Kaheets, 43, was lbs wtr loviusters lat 5*0 5 1 555* Iii D'e,. 111111111 lie first man to sin three lialtasi, who outlasted "I didn't have to dip in (lie 545 to., so,, (Span at henley, Pa, and tied Ol the , • i..,., us Expis' l,uI sax vir•w.. singles titles In consecutive can Roams Tamer, 24,1-4 '2 tall gram," he sad, %a.. vat. r.*.at, ,, honors lie week 'tê 15 0.141 os.e PSI II 11 ii tones, Rogers has sues tt*ss lie Intl citer flee iaaingp itt °" '" " c 13 Yews since 11*. ____ Rogers' tee slid on tine liii before at the L1'GA flied its ''" 460 aver .1 Lhiae Mien. Tii.s lIanses SJ ii (N's. The top live sornen's 11015,55 I Moms Gmci Ii) sail saved another ma spar, When I bed him im lime it wound isp ma test on the rmgl* vo. as 1 I . Pittalord, N.Y 1 at e at a . is.', iii 13 days Beuvea I, D.l,.. 1; S4to101 I01Il454n 1151 was en a real fad cowl, so I elI made the q*aart.ruials lii asidheduwsdon the far sl4. "I ihihn't watt lobe is tie .at*a i s..sso., as i.e "I didn't know it l'ul sisal Rowland Office's thres'r. have got a good chaee," studs this ti$tsilgh* Is we match of the creek, putting Pits tied Cl.,.1..d C5,5 4) 1$ pn' QI,(PSS P 53 55 si 511 Pet press i-omen for the third seek in ,, thins out," said t)uaes "Bed I tuner triggered is lear-tea Mayer M& "Ildirvel have a between two-time champion shat into the laths fweay. "I so r ares wrla flefoor i, • To . explauwsg why IflaihedNiteroi mploo its ITs s a wasdetsusuusdWgstIlewin," auth using that pie Atlanta ...... IT'..ns *1' *0 namernp," said the p'gt'ed jam that in better suited to Chris Evert and xis-lIme Then he lasted his appeweb a is I Cats, liii N is i o.,s, Montreal's Uses Cash and the flcteey. Wining "' Jan kIlt In five • cher gram and I have a few ideas wier Billie firS from the pin said made Q1111 Ii former WOW teacher from si*s' P MILS Valettue die, in nuns in sea Kick Camp. 14, he$ BZdIntI ' the Putt. how In but Blom &W."ot1 'lw *.,, iii a Ihgldamnd Beach, VIa., site us musts - i ga,d csibsoia Ill the third ad lUdlil iMIMS elf PS 4, fl5 Both Kamnirta and Connors bolder Vugu*a Wisle ined "Alter his third shot. I aoma.s c-.. io.a. 'ii, • a ranks ssund in this iN5 0 'S. *ss I 5.4. UiN Ii' laser Jam Caadelerla, 71, A tPnw ert by Ihurd reached lie lad eight with wise Mimi Juusivuc Of Yugods,ta, theadA there •as 5 titter • '' - ..........,, ISSIA ,atwww lid I a at u ns.. - For Sta rs ,1. ___', __ ______________ - i s '-., - -. - . ..,. -.. COUNSEL THE OFFENSE '' ' _______ ' SCOREBOARD - Major League _______ ____ ___________ BeanRally Baseball _____ Enough . _____________ ' ' - .-"' a ' " ... Transactions ___________ , - '.'.l , '' ow' '"t , 5 '• ,- P*d JONES .aa wam.mi, a JIll hi IS 'S ,,,,, ......-., ' '. ' "PSab'• • - ' •' ' sass * was ',', " . '-' j- .' ,, .* Can.., i'll a*0 .'. ,,,,,,, ".at,, ,, , - n. .,.' . a - '" - US•• ' .'-. ,,, Pa.. '0 - '.'-" ', " Ptttta.441 P. Borg, Connors On Dog Racing *, I " ' ..,.. Ca, '° ' " lu..I ' Collision Course I' SI end ExpoGamble *, ' , ..,.,.... n(.,SnI*. - *4.'i at's. - 00 00 '' ks, 2-0 - " then a TMs finesse, this capacity to narcotize, made rlsible tests ci climisasuft omsiusginable to Lragne. Pr- to the tez,ascrdic age, ubm a gowraieast was sheet if fends. A had I. leg lay lds as estates or invade said Ina diet Cwednes. Nowadsys the Treasury espalla It in .dinsMei that lad year legisLative bodies, at ill levels federal, date and local macted l* laws, and that each of these laws WW rare the Issuance if LI fegigatiome on the average. The cml i-malt of all this is growth beyond cumdM or even cunpeefeesam. - on pr1p.rr Individual Income has i-stores. The cast if poyuig, kowmi. equsg aid pus. aiming off the federal bw'raiarracy is more than IN bulama year, One bugiufred tons if wade I1UE7diEIWlg bec tie pr dwasa dix the i. jypor vs mllsiuid ark day Iran federal of. P1LIntat1Z if Ms plm pg abbots dsasxratic flom pelmcs. sub am amb" end bwuqm and Yrenk Uoyd *r e wi-do that whole arcfutecjs Jed cover theirs with ivy. The govenuneeg clerk, to paraphrase Wright, merely smothers his mistakes us paper Istry pm -ate evdcrpne of any ci'.d'9qusac, is now entangled in gosertuneit red Lips to this extent that last year biwas,s had to prepare 124 million forms 1 5.00 differed types of them for the federal government. The paperwork us licensing a Lwje nuclear poser plait frequently exceeds I1.Aw pages and may cost 815 mullion Nd picking owe the mod minor pout may dig on for years. According to any wiputfidied stisly by James Bennett and Manuel Jolesas, a psi, if economics professors at George Muon University in Virgusia, the amessier if regaldory reports reigred by thus federal gonuiiont multiplied doting a recent period by mot tMss 36 Percent. Woni, the forms becam, in. creasuug$y complex; the tamed took to c'çlde them increased Juntly 4o we poou anfor the ceanpilady, the myriad exceptions and alternatIves, iscouhee,4 m the IIAN pages ci OWincome gas code, Tie Internal hems, Service has on As shelves no isa than 13,NO separate hems; sab Of these may have my Individual "s.r attached to A. So less thai 41 differed forms we coauutrniy used" wAil the In federal me I" Ute focus alms, the US Wormgsi. lleta'a - - - for dvi4.nds aid uftr.l. doWdif ____ IM more than IN million taxpayer,. But the IndiflduaJ taxpayer has an easy time compared to the Msbeeanag who is deluged with speclaj toruut Comnplianc, with just mcci these, focus No. Ill, us ediumstedto cost beleaguered email bumommunm over I= mullion per year. The Office if Manageaeng and Budget, wtucJl has been called upon by President Caster to runose the Mails from the Isderal operation, has itself become caught in a swill of forms, schedules and memos, says the profeissrs' dady. Ties is the cihc, stitch approves view gowrammal forms; the recordohm 4 almost ee lures sea drw list, thsngh we i-evils the buraugy for his hwbbag aid MalAy, us fact our elected "Wassalilitim are no match for Man, and so he relel,ul tam Cuba tn, Jmmsy Cuter is mod the first preauls to on the civil eftaulsoftheft Kicterd Silas "tared the prefforiglocy vow, to ruduro ad sInspWy the bwsucmcy and ende V adding Nagsic*m, and COVAUNW& d Gerald lord seasmeed prowly that he had cu the OMAW Of Vveniffift forms by 12.3 juss,, thin hall If admit that the total tasiet took to fill out the fewer mmmi had mrMW by four indian hours, It may tab. ançq rehelliom to throw ott the horacrntic shackles. Peck.011w revo4giom has already dated ever gweam titairs Blalock Nabs ajI, a' The bureaucrat was supposed to deliver us Irvin the feudal rigidity of the heron and the simplistic ferocity of the king in lieu' place was established a tasty of magistrates and derta, detached, methodical, guided by uniform regulations wIads were followed In the letter Ties male possible what we grandly haul as of laws and not of men' But the laws have multif lied, each mgsarlrij In red tape and tegulations, mdii tie bureaucrat can find a legality to support any derision he chooses to make. This is bringing buck the horror of whimsical rule, sliest by a clerk rather with tie arrodynamai an Per (herald, the New Yost CIty native said, "I haven't lifted my loot off the now since I go her,, but we just can't sam to i-md any more speed" -' tm year I want happy ill uldisi qualify in the lop I$.(.mdlvle said "The year I'm lust wvrfled aheud making the race" -. '1'* In Pits petwogguug way, the bweaucrst has gained ceedrol owe our destiny so umot*nmively that we didn't realize we stin, oppressed So gently. prasalcaily, gadinlly and iai'ssihty did he tighten the bonds that we sever appreciated the ut.eA to which we were caught us Pus grip, and we peuild.a$ only the inconveniences - the late letter, the length at the food damp line. __ Pole-Sitter Cole Firecracker Favorite -,,, U.S. Red Tape Is Too Sticky A B usiness, WASHINGTON - Anr,*ler, fax retwllass, not oversunplilications. do"of iI bury their mistakes, the interminable sialkialt Tusiday. July 4. 're-iA h ~ .-, .. Back Again? - poary Wd IffsithesIy perpetrate the same The cod to private citizens and private by mwudac$ang paper money or businesses for merely filling omit federal Satins is divaMsIseg the curniry. inert than NO billion a ear, twricdng an Th the -Edbuqamy b come a Mined In billion worth of manbows spaint tyled. He 1asdi the i-pd observance if sci pg obI.m . 41 "' rules and peadiff Evanwsg Herald. Sa*fort FL Gregg -. S - Of permsai (or divupseL He onikuces SPORTS Coming Expectation unlike the NOW--' Joel that t'°'m4 down the British tyranny 302 yea's ago, is s'e,posg America. lint the tyrant under attack is no King George Ill cs'zapicosaIy ensconced on his thinee; it is the anonymous goveninced clerk seated in his cutacle 4-., So much for the furious. Let us turn our attention to the out unsung heroes 01 the past. Take for instance that intrepid pioneer of the Kentucky frontier, Cecil P. Pvok The demanding life of the American wilderness is ctromcled in his journal entitled "The Rugged Life of a Pioneer 271 or 20 Good Reasons to Wait Until The Twentieth Century to be Born.' Heteun is an excerpt Irvin that work, 'Notivig lode today as television and the movies have not been invented yet. I have considered eating, bit I have rim out 01 sugar. It is a three'day ride to tie next encampment to borrow sugar The long ride coupled with the fact that every time Iset foot alLude my cabin, some Indian throws a rock tied to a dick in my face have made the prospect 01 starving to death relatively attractive." When one considers that thus is ow' heritage. Watergate is easy to understand. Happy Birthday America' TERS Style wage and price controls Washington, it might be added, good by her husband during the time these rumors were being peddled The dory about his chapping down a cherry tree was Intended as pail at trumped up dory leaked to a then famous P?uladelrthij newspaper colatnnud. The dory was an attempt to make people believe Washington had been arrested ct'.anges 01 malicious dednacticm of property. A thorough examination of the Mt. Vernon, Ne-u York pour, recoi'da revealed Washington had never been such charges The coluainnast had to pi'ud a retraction. i the very roots of our ed catyn,j procs we are told various stones about the great people who helped shape this Land. I would like to take time to clear up ssne miwsomens about .4,mencan history and shed Light on the Lives of some of those great Americans who have gone virtually unsmot in the annals of time. The Clock Still In as examples of George WastungtLrn's greatness, began as political lactic in an effort to keep tarn from becoming the nation's hrd President. The dory 01 Washington throwing a coos lanes the I"OtCombocRiver was not intended to illustrate Washington's ability to throw. it was an effort to get people to believe be was fiscally Irresponsible and tended to throw money away. is WAYt D DOYL}. Puthsher NORMAN H. OS1{PJ, Etor RONALD C. BECK. AdIrIftl ismig Director Freedom: today •g,.•i Mayflower Win •4'. is $1 me , p,)i,,,i , ,, "l . ' ' 6 4 -0 -, over Aiudtallaais, Ramirez tteeeten ctiatnpioms John Newioenbe, 5.294 4.3, and Comets cnnt*asg John Alexander. 12, 12, 1-4 Evane Caidey if Aedraha facts Romano" VirgiL. Rinuci said U Martin Navratilova tackles South Alma's icarus Kruger, c,,, s f me loCks Items twa s,.,*little sc-.aio,a i.s. iii ptaycif," Bean sad "H, todd e,'s sowos have pulled 01 a great slitTweeds 0 sit I. C a" -0 a, DOse-f, 04.5 where he was and wtsit he did . ____ wasn't ilsatitsy" M.'.,sat ec ceuteris. -----' -. - - •0.P - --Ill -Ilile Ill-all Her earrings for the harley ii5i sese at tile flukes- Tras Gill s visit - t revss siatinsa. Course near Nubiesvtlle14.1 55.145-5 at I 14.0w °" 11140. 15 5 Na Misala oil M'at her tail he el • I,II , lii. yam to $3,711 I it in A •1 - ta's nousue, am ee tow the Rapes. wired Sms 3sr' who had led ill go dude in lbs third. Tony Perie 1.401 lb fourth sills a mph amid scored us Valentine's fly to leftcinlor. bamuen Derisu Evans in Math using allesed lbs tinbrstiaug tea lo score and capped $ fswr* rally he Ben liege. ft v lbs tIled.' loss in their lad Mx wanes, r . . . . . . ±±E.E1-1LL �FLY YOUR FLAG PROUDLY ON INDEPENDENCE DAY, JULY 4th - OURSELVES Iv.lIrnI "vs W. 1.nfird. F l. Tv,,day. J.t7 4. 575-55 CALENDAR -4 0 Fashion's Flounces T.E.SDAy, H.I.V I Fourth of Jul) Iiaa Fur. fl. Mellon Park, Sanford hennm at II a.m Fireworks it dark on .Sp,rt,s,q,..j by Greater Sanford Chamber of lakefront (umnIerv ii July parade, 9a rn., Maitland, f011Owed by 12 Fourth of fo..,f 'nd fun at Maitland Ctst Center sponsored by Get NEW YORK The worl for fluumce$ is bull" 711orPeoqieut$ope43yaro31 digging up old putter>' dtrarsb and dent.al floa can cry out. So. ut twit" but we're telling this Mary. and bull is the word l'urM of all, )vu Itnow .bat a flow*, is because It; flaring out all over the place this summer. It comes on skirt. In tiers, one after the tther, or sunietime, Just hangs ther, by Itself on the teAttlen 'A ell. we contend this trrranng Ioth'h came I rein a bull The pottery people are 40104 to ia, there are cave - 31EDNE.SDll, 8'L$ (aslelberT) Roar, 730 am., S & S. (h,rdo Ratar,, 7 30 am, the Town Ilcu.. Rec,ry, loc.. 12.30 pm., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte5prin1 Saord Ki.aais. noun, Civic Center. SaufordSerraader,, senlorcltizen,dance, 230pm, CIVIC Center Free Blood Pressure Chair, 34 pm, W&ntet Park Memorial Hospital Ass.onatiai BuiIdui, Ajuma Avenue Sanford Opt.m,sta. 7:30 p rn. Holiday Inn. Osrrr.ters Auouyuia, 7:30 pm. Altamonte Stall Sears Starlight Promesiders, 7 pm., I)eftary Comniusuy Center, Shell Road .thentiM ('hurcti Oss Up11lsl.rp Fray Its .. P.4,1 $. 31351$ S..* P C S.. Iii? Uoilhotil Co..N Up*ilsNqy D,,,i Tl.4.r. 831 Prisil A,I. 14*11.. 14*41,1 11.41.4 CI1*4 P11111111, III S Fwil It LU $1 C*.,iui Tht'RSHAV, H.I.V 6 Sanford ('ItitaL 7.15 a.m DorIs South Semia.lr Optimist, 730 a.m., holiday Inn, more Road ii $ Hwy u,n C.S.11S11vy P1•ui Cal J ews" N Dyi UI Army 5.4) PC S.. N. III*prtay Fl, HI M4,*ih Awe 1. 1,wfl..ay 14. 41,1. L.n,. all Ottawas o,. l.*$. ititsvel C. ALA $mine a Violinists C. IS Or14. Dr, 1. A4hsø efsaft 0ISi, $1.41r4 *4 Collin s a c..u., 31) CU Avg 5.1$.. AM Anowleas plife Ps41s C1.4. test C. 'SO $'l.fl L40U PIayi U I. ISO $ Or.14s Of. $•31- SMall AMC.jIIp DIALSU Nil. Pr,.. A, 11.41.4 Al,41., 590$ AM of 1..I.r4 of we One's 14*, it 31. t5.c,s No ' deart - ill A*.alo Ni,.. SS*4• $ 1i1,1.uS ki.i.41. Ni..sl SM. of Hwy. 41. 14*11,1 S.I o,i,,. Diseases I,. Williams 5110 Osels.s asio.am SAN A.41 Redift AM Iyp.s r1sw 11)1 1i*$' A. sewided SAN Maitil ,IRS I 11mairs A". 14.41,1 off 8~ Lam Siltild SMeiss £111 got Lao Mi ai C. N,,. 5 a1 ii o,,,. CODISCO IM 11ø41 A.rp1,5 1.41,1 54*, Dy 0.. D., $a141,1 A*,p., sol 11 C40.,, C...cil $312 SaM,... 41'iI. CM5, Ca.,, MI? 0111,1, Dr lo ~lsl ~ lS*.p I2) SiI$i4. •41rij ... AAWK&O . 800 44 Iii Hwy 1121 015417. 51.1*4. *2 0. 3115 $1 CllI*s P40. Ps"i, P1111 11.41.1 i0141 Oy $ 10$ $ Oi.5 AVG. - hi H ISO pervem U. Sill 1 .rp ISIS Flat L,l. Sn.,.. So"" soon" simaly 5.1$,.. Av51 disSsv *4 - C01.. So too 5.0... Sn. Deft" _____ not I. 1i. £.s. - Filly Ciu,tit*, aj fliewle Its of is $**kid irn. city 7*. Cur "Win low 015114 41)443),, I403 Ti. Fway N) N Lasi M y 51,4 Karl M a M,i 0.1$,, saps" n way ' o, MI? I low" --- Sir., Team l.ri*s A u. 4115 IL $ Hwy 4) .V Awl Tr..I.. p 2541 Pll Or 14.41,1 May,, City of NaivsS $ S,wrtv Trt i-i. 3110 31051 .e _____ Ma - uss $ UØl*$0. sswy ill. ,t $0.10 31*4 Cl,s of Sus.,e k.Is01 V.14 COMPS., 31 ,.4 5$ 5.. III lv. P1.,. ,,$I I OIL Pii part, LII,,.,,, N.ct*. Castle, ,I U S.cs.4 $I , $4•IS.4 Olson P,1ty, or, I') LIay.s44 Ptas. per"d L40 & 011*1, WI. 740011 ftm e jpt I,. 31 Cs P•v Sa.41 UI 4712 5*140's U40tv mi $ A S40iS.4 333fl53 A J Li.we 71.1,40 $ $ P..e A 1i.1s i *1i.a M411a1 $'.r. 5441 M4*c s110 1144 Too 31$ N,, I?fl 14.404 1 •I,, Peel C..lrw A, 14*41,4 Ni.. tio..i, $ 11vti 5 y.• Ails.,,, Sin.,. 3634 iu T, CW0.N. No" 05 '$I 14.41,0 1127 5aM., A,, low" M*40 Aity., A,oe,t 1.lwd Airps 51*41,4 14*41,4 A$ llS $ Pr,aci A Iwe 14*40. 14*45,0 4115 i.tiu On,. 51.1114 11$ 31 Po,.4 SI, 0..*is,_ 5.115*40.110. 5*141,0 C41p11, LoNImla I Till 115$ Pail A Ii40,1 $ C1SII'M, ms. *'s. $ I5. $4040 iV• iit coal" Ti.If'1 Be" Isli. Slm Teus Aiqt Sai4.rd U-1--1Ii4i, £4, Iee 1115 N M.i1 Ave N s@60, 0) 0 I$t It. dm4, 1.41,1 A,, $ saw maim Fr... 314140,, 1*111,0 I40t Li. P 1440.1 N•tj $ Au Catti.aiq 110$4.$... A 1i41s4 2133 Pitt Or. 1.400 C. N Hw $40.4 11141,1 WHO Itallon tie .. 1u140_ 54140 A Cb0.'s Mar11 $ $i40 Ave - -3"011 i, Sanford Akibok, *a,Uyius. I p.m., frIadi 1301 W Pint St USING 313431$ 11.ESDAY, JULY II Saalard Sirlasa, 7 am., Samie'a. Wisler Sgrtag. Se'14. 7:30 ant., community *assy.s.s, 530k Sellunoie SR 13$, lossgwood; 7 p.m., OA Tea, SedgefmldApt.duthoune.5H43s,AJtg . 7:30 pm., Florida Pow and Light, MyTtI. Avenue, Sanford Sanf.rd Lists, ass, Hobday ho. Lstgt.sd Sertasa. noon, tJuisldy tim. 14 and 5)4434. Nigh Wattb,,,, 7 FIN. Casselberry; I p.m.. Unford Woman's OW 30 & (tab on wi.., as, i fit? I Hwy 06 Mti. IM. 3114315 0.11 lilly 31$ 5 Myfl41 a,, uwwv Pill = $ 5.0.. Ca., $1 Cs*y A Ave. Permits Asseyeas. 7.30 p.m., r5irry (bit nnmity Methodist Church T7teCS7*isd*1flCIClub,7:3Opa,5aigot Chamber of Commerce. WEDNESDAY, JULY U Caulbsrry Rosary, 7:30 ant., MS. thirds *.Wy. 7:30am, the Town Host.. 5.4*4 Kivinli noas, (The Ceder. Altainost, __________ leadership capabilities of the in the .itr aii*.0 nh4'ffltiI'rs and the tutternient lleIisiv, 002i) people .,t a Family lic at of t he conultunit V,ckiu, Spnng's State Park the day following the banquet she lays John l,$unta I at home Martin, treasurer, Craig ?r.'ulvrring froill surgery, and Smith, and secretary. Hill & are vice-presidents I)as, Mclntsgh, liobKusli,and(;,,g ' W. J Well.. Jr., who Ardella ltmomaroy we The directors are Mark the Jn2i, it *'IJI 'I be touch lunger was the principal atm the ,uas.gn. grandparent Kabinuwiti, Mitch llnan, Bob idiooj became a Pugh school, Edgar l,,or hail the moot Ijwsays,tin ant) (.ar) Siegel and K. T. MiIu,te. ' We mule all young ifien to children, none; and Henry the Jaytes, us planning foe un u.s so we can better the (h. conu The following swards were Hawkins, the nismt unsoual ng yew. intend to gv W. J Wells, teacher who hobby raising says Joe t'wjlg peatuck.ss; c'arr, on the tradihion traveled the furthest d&Manc, prrwxt least changed wa,.the a urraident of the Altamonte estatel in the p.4 lea .Srniinole Jayctts IPensa('ola, JoSm Forewag's) teacher, E S Itenatlas yceri a.; demonstrated at the The cii the st1id40 who traveled class of $42 had the largest last State Convention us Tampa The Jaycee, is an the fw'5140, Irons Iran, he was perl'el*age in attendance; avid organization of young men also the moat newlyw; *5 the coordinator of the Ainuing the awanle they wont wern (lw ages of II and Ra.bed North was tie sidrat lhaneeomuig, was first pIaw lot coenonlolity Ilerteri Sc ,f. iuhu hayp Si their pi'sowy action Drograniming The ... ' i••S wa flf a copy? . 1 llillii000ity," Wants To Respect Adults IJEAI4AJUJY. All my life my '' taM DI courteousand to respect my cldrvs, tad us's gettug flvrV da y.lcdlgjv, ewnpto ar Ln Abby ('jAR IJI%P.S: Tee.ag,,s saying. 'I've worked 0 IkIf 4, "pIau. laud loWsably sit ou'veIuTto,at"(Jr 'If that Ih, are iadni, aid you kin* eel it, lU .aat I. hr dged t • 0 r*lSO-. s.4 by what their ed Wehaveutven.w,.st4f preft 4. lb sa on l Lad 'tek I *etIt to a and uncondoflab. hrca, we basetoft 031211 with too The sea t rid'.but ivuilo14'( ge( out of eating We they, IsrIusately,dl 1 D*y left thinr seats itt 5i4 tell usirwlvo, "Nayet ag " "P"ie.t All. 5dahe I. lW tail the datmn for a few n$0nenga the nezj II'S the HEAR ABHY and .l. hey were gewi 0151,1 II word, tait hE saId, and My hoobsnii 'one dory. Any I are l'ssikIle-.ged and , man AbOUt my lather's age "144en. kid, I'm 30 )ears older n than ywu. You isis g hut) other tor rt witching Dow "aght. W. KICK INI4 OURSELVES IN .11 light at torn., but ow IUNSDAI.p: Man to hon. I tfubles begin ehen we're ijn . No$ aaiIN In Mail trouble, my DEAM KltENo 10'$ fti, guest,. in soniconi's tome Ida., ysse boss.. ,g hr I wtm oj4 be tack any ,'l It*" and I left and n. s.1alJy when they serve dlefftsold ITlofluod. 1k 5st4 he would Ln*aheie da. IIskbsig54 "wa" after cards, Sib he, 1 pleaRis Move when my frs,ij14 ur. Now why are kids es petted to et bus, saw toss s.f3e.t and 1* rorr,0., ,4,,y ii Snub kit See cuwit our calories all ys. Is Well, when my fnewJ. caine to aibifU uhen $diults act like •, thin tie t..*eas puts tong , .is. or," eadd kisn to i.,,. th.sbost' .vii he . all ttii doff on (hi table and leered to I reminded Pins thai he had lit u,Iblag be 11)VEltHA.:ILsu. . . Hiv* 7u "in a pImoto that app.4,,d in 1 ' ns. Evening Her aid you *ould Ilk. to P4.11? Well. available. No w you can order an Silo .rI 01 any pho to hich has app.er,d In Pb. Evening H., aId within the last 30 days for 1100 plus tat _________ , Is S JJ I' . - pushes it onto our plates, daiis's u, V hi huieCers (*her IWad elected Officers ('orttipu.de.i "We hadn't Seen so many of Ll)L)S 1-an 13l'7216 the people for 3ooi' Ill years, At a banquet at l.mans room. Aitamonti Springs. S.le Jaycees tourd, 7:X pm.. clubhotiar. Spring Oaks. 0.iss*4i C..,,• ii,, III$ Pitt A, JAS wishIng he was out on the golf Brannim caleteria, Iwo pivicipals were faculty' rneynta'r present; and CoUrSe Keep up the spirits, homr,4 ('hutch, CalerItllri'y. Sanford M.tar,, noon, Civic (eid.r. 'l'iJPS ('hap$ 15, 7 pm, 0lf BaptIst thtWt'tl, Crystal Lake and Country Club Roads, lab, SIltY Weighs W ki' 1 7 pm.. florid, edsial meeting Dr fofl ISS giseri an appreciation purpiar the .ievrlopnseni of the chapter tiniih.,) award Everyone was so csmgental," MONDAY, JULY II Diet Wsttah.p. 10 am. and 7:30 Pm SW4W1dO United Methodist (butch, 5)4 134 aid 14. Ia em d fitalls, Carlton Union Budding, Slet,n University; pm, First Presbyterian (liurds of DeIand. Weight WaIrbers. 10 am., Aactnsion la*heran Ca C-000"& casi..,t, 1545w T Joe II. $ P5405141 Ai. 1431AM .Siminole Community College, Room 1407. lIfe,, Old'T'imey Ice cram Serial, 14 pm., Zellwood (.ommunity ('enter on ti i HOUNiTIILJ ice c'reanu and cake U.s $ NIL 31 41 313 Psray Dr C.. NWis,, 5 J. Cift Ct-.'*l... P'riemtp Hapt ('huech, Altame SprL ('aswlherry AA, closed, I pm., Aacossjoi lailhieran ('butch. JS40ap Ni*., in. Usaii. Inc Qi.,,.i Ci*ir.6i1, 51,4. Lt Homecoming Couldn't Have Been Nicer __________ Ikateroming fur l4un lfih School graduates, classes Irutii 1531 Uro.4ji ISIS, coulifist have twen nicer, says luue Of ('lass of I$C Reb.suhfrr, tt ChrlitAa Siagfr. .verfl, ?:)Oprn Mail, CAa,U PAINTS ,40 Iil40 GIi.,II SS I'lS Room A.@. 11*11.4 al SATURDAY, JULY I At W.mtu's Gr.up,. 2 p.m., 1301 W. First Sl The Eagles ('8 Club, I pm, Sanford Chamber of Commerce Orange Bl.es. Chapter NiL Fe*r,tis. II the Mist Ip rsi. Apt. H. Twin Latin Apta, Monroe Avenue, Slaitland N Gir.ii III $ 51455141 A i aitli In And Around Altamonte Springs (ktantlo 11.11,1 Dry Cl.,,1 cow "am 14*41,0 , 1131 0r54 Dr 22)4*11 2141 Ss A, Sia 'ur .at Taugle.,od AA, closed Ip.m l. RIchard', Church, Lake Rowell Road Longwood 5*, closed, p.m., Robing IIJ US MMISVIan (hutch. SIt iii V°uni Adults ('tub for sps, I pm., Garden Club 710 E Rollins Ave A,q III. irIls,. Ass40 15? 31 cu, _____ II 140*111 Pitt $5 31Iba My. $4 $0.31 Lao Mow" *1*51 315 Samford MISily Man-,,,. $ Lai.rI MO41y Sorter --- I 31elght Watchers, Sears, Altamonte Mall, 10 a m ,l Iy s Office SNOTI l(. ?S5 i Sia41. S,*m Ms40*. 271 $ 'd05sL A, 1515 5 P'all A,,.., 11.11,0 P0. 331w ______ 5040 s---s 540 is" an 010 .. Cir%i*4 *,i M. 400 Pin "*me 14*4114 _______ 11.140. TV 1.lm A Sir,.,, 31 40 SI 11111,1 £40 _ N1.i41 MaIN 5640 $ Silvill 5*1 5.110*4315w si 11315 LUSSI 311.1333 i. iu,'r I1IJDAV, JULY I Semisule Suarlar kiaii 7 a rn. mta,, Sanford. Sommole South Rotary. 750a rn, lord t1UuJey's, Altamonte Sprin gsSanford Setnio.$e Jaytm, noun, Jaycee building Orilladis *10. 3131 5$. 1.0.1 - I•lltp P41N Vu.. TI.i41 11a11 p4.g Cell,, 14a41 "I INS 7 ----. Sanford R.Iar.(j, 7.30 pm. hr,* Federal of Seininole. I)rIIosa Theatre Arts (.uid. 7:30 p.m., Eptacupil I'ari,th house, Friterpr tse Wright Watchers 7 p m., Longwood quality Inn and Onedo FIrM United Methodist. (hrr.t,t, Aaoayniosa, 7:30pm CommunIty tYrnt,d Milbodig Church, (asseltwrry. is" Part Dir. UniNd S*y If 5.41 •aI*4 £ S... £40 P1,l$ )4 0rI. 0. 1.40,1 ,,i.,LSO 1 5.41 No 'MIII. A,, . .Srg,or Cit'llifft Daice, 2 p.m., Altamonte Civic Mai, •. .r. Ia*4.r Al Psi, PI.m40, lii $ P1*iI Awl ' III 1115p 1.141,1 Then they're going to say the des cli tvpsett shrn people 0 gif ted itsak log cliChe, out of teCh because uu coul.t uavr IALhat and thefril nei'rsiarily have o Put an aruzt,al over the head to :ft it they can knitpick all they in ant As tar as Mere u.n. i'flet, )ui ('Ifl credit the 'inc hIlt trtati 9041411'r%% flaunts her fl.imtrs. Itirs un('rslr ibm the island as sitting their uiug and Mr.lring .1 shoit hiudli with w jI w .uIsl'' .11111 sti,ii I rn.gant in the .titean Iran decor.1tilo r. april11 the I pu ii ,lrt"s III 'ii II4l.I II round the 1Mb to the 15th cultUrr miury Itt. Of course, its Mill sitting IsCrything ritept the parAs 1411.0 4 wfe, tail in thou days it was )oud think .'iuId Li' cuver,-d 14I.Illd iF,.. In-u •ht 'nefing ships out all over and *1.1 then they .1 put on a Isle, 'igiung Ilease I)Ifld pil)tç to rser)t22.J) p*tloed twit I. pull in their It 50 'lull keep Fin. ".q'p ey iifl into laying trthsge waist; anti they same out with with lot, M rtt,i.atx in, AS what they called K. but II oun.41 ligiw. lit me tU 7esi. as more Severe than a tlean So there ttwy were. liar... wuolt,. t rt up aiwl situ F art in roast because they trea,Me.l, till hopped, IljiIin .uia,l St' I I P it I mete off with all the itutul Muff, their floxr, anti lUIfletljlj'4 tible see they had the mi.,stIe sewing a couple .4 Insert,) So bull 1,1 12*e i.t.t for Pun.) Item to get It juts 00 theIr heidi For akk.it fI.w.rs , a,.e ur .1like I. In .ncase, the Cretan Ladies spark think the I Thus I.e.ti.'i '11 £11.1 up in the osorning and put Oil 11w hull tilliel Into the (7...? ii, t'a1 ,. IFW rs.,J Iloti'w'qsl twlI'alsapetl kjrl 5$ti.tr ticause it that liii,, (hl. Oir [hat the 12*4 hreks or uses or stripes lid thing in ( rite .a, rut?. sh,ulrt tij, j an fir P.r squall in bright snlvrs all thqu.mkrs So one Inns whet, Usrtii f ile Ioldirl mt the r the tiers l4w ItS turning, but rSrr)..ne Si top, (Ii) 'd bite on a short , kit,w whod was causuig them flu. I., Sod he . A,rl I ttrts,.t Ii er hsojite that covered that Pig bull, the rattls shaker ?.,l,i ,t.i, , triter A Illie$5 Last 344 1 N.a.iMa Awl 22) 1311 1401111 VON TV L_$_1 S•,s rn st Li.5_..4, 3$ ______ a1a,, Tw *1* Peso 1* Nir,W Nil Silly 41.1 5. Mu, 1231 Friendship Club, 10 am., Altamonte Civic Center Itirt Workshop, 10 a in and 7 p.m., Montgomey Ward, bterstate Mall; 7:30 pm. Sanford Chamber of (onunerce Dilly )4s31 .4 CSary C),b CIrd. O I.,. Skid".11 P Came ISO Of C.I.c, Awl 14*41,1 USlord Ii. iSM70a a,. 1$41110110`1111 T.,, & MiMI.. Center N $ Frea A., UPS* Roof ls4.. I MI? $.w* Fresc os A, 1411. 5110. 5n t41IL.r Blood t)rawlag. 4-' p.m. commun) Center For donors 17.65 )ears Iw.m. N II4 $1 N Prsac% A,. COMM. & III N. Pt A. SIS11IM Mv I Nil Sn 0. S' "M" 33510$ 54.11.0 will. a CIivss i.r.s P4111 Si,,• AlSO Si Ui 41. $40it4 Al$,a40, 41 Nil C~ a"l* 7*4*4 Aloords, CM. of me D*1 *,, I'..i II J5 so"Ci 'as" Pits Awe C's.40 iNia,.Sn New. City of 5.-NI., II? LAOS Ml,..,,, V.ls I.1... I 11*1. W eli 11,1k A IM imports. 131051 Oii* / won Lip in one flee.> flowwe miter an.*he (liruc. Robin Road. Altamonte Spnngs. PSt 14.40 M'11sa: I) 0.0.1,4., C.v.c C..$., We Mary Rotary, I a rn. Mayfair Country Club. (herraters Anonymous, 930 am., Mental Health 311$ $ 0r1.ij Or Julia L SN.sir,. City C aso,.i,a,, 14.11.0 SiN 0,4,40.11I41II*. . Pithy 11.1 Yap as""33) SIll 1440,1 154 Ci..,. D,u.. & P14,s urn i. woussitan Is.• Lemilismad '1 D.lrs Avows Castle we" 1.41,. 0...0. 1414111 4)4. LI ii aa LWO.TrsMc I. lI,ty V.*.$) 11531. Hwy L 1 Caiuiti.,,. Ii. Seal 1.41$, S',s.r 05$ 0#6 Awe. tsalated I I yet" Mar11 I$11ri.. LaM Cl..,.. St I Si. NI A 1..41 21) 5411 l m,i 11115,i SI. it I 5 P40. 311) S. NOV I,, ii / D.,i 14a1 I. Ii.41,. M*4II ku, Jw,s.,s N.. Sidd.. A UpisNNn., III Part AI" l Calory Awl Sanford )U.III MI MI.,.., Pelt. Pr*s, I Pu,.,, 131431$ LSi.wsi.4 loo 0 5 lOu me" Ce,, C...,....,, , ('ouklug dem.otrutj.. by Carol Koittn. director of Diet Workshop, 730pm, Chamber of Commerce, 4133 E First 51, Sariioq'j 1110 - Tri VIi NA,1,, A *w,I,, Fefl,I,mc 41)1431 all I Sray4-• Ov., H IS.. 11*11,1 S V Ns,f,e*, Prow" C. e. a, Clock J yc Nelor"" Dr m4 S"" Cel.c City J.s T,. 3)31 5 11.41,4 I that flounce, started then Or that the people running around the Sear Est when Sun.er II; the going tIviliiati,wi started it because they 'the) often being men liked to climb into sheepskins , kill S.ci. \ drawings around showing lumen wearing long, bell. shaped fur or skin .kit'ts and I'Trl' blook pressure, 2-4 p in 7th and Elm, Sanford * Labeled ' Bull' BY Fijip: (.R(lMAS Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce I'lrrworks at 9 apm, lake l.ucien thirds Jaycrs F..rtk of July celebration, tw$umIn at Ii am adjacent to Meat World. Barbecue at noon, firesork3 at dark. A tinse to Repledg, ourselves. Born of a revolution. This country began with a pledge, liberty & justice for all. Now, more titan flO years later, we Americans are still striving for these goals. It's easy to find unity to bring about changes as our forefathers fault, but it takes dedication and did. We have the freedom now to do it peacefully. Let's celebrate that freedom today & honor our notion for what's been achieved. Titan, lors join together with a renewed sense of purpose to reach our goal. Al . call 2611 to place your ord•r �Tiiid*jipty 4. 17, E ve owns Here Id. Sarifort It L BLON- t - Chic Young by r jQi l 1a ACO$S CA '•' i £-.' r [!.!...!_.! 0 L a 1 2 oi do ~ < 3f o 40W, homoleivals I:o:.:.:: a D MOI1 Water 28 I 90 '4RF ARFI pRf! ARF! ,490 - 22 T 2* Lap' "I DOW? y ,o low I S.00 26 6.ts 1 VUstl.bb. . 13 3 0,r oo. 25 111— 26 C VCI DA? 2 33 IOP* 3 31 sc-oa 38 - a. C"-4 • IT 31! 33 Cx w 8 . ., 40 A."poc. 7 42 '.n i.,, , 44 ' , :tas, . 3 So 11~ ml 2! •' twA n2 gr,,. A, sit by Ar! i ::0 .5 3' 9 . 32 a1. 35 i'• 33 #-.a 39 Ii— $•.M ' I ar'as 1*14 53 Cociriit If"Ce 54 5 1, o, I I'' taII4A.I. — 1 lFVt ALL fr ' I £3 co" .. I 1L I( __ c oll 06OW Uc'iaø a oanw $Qp 30 - I) 5-.,i.,. 0. Uni )Out — [U I n 232 24 — — — 2! ---- !ilI! JIR•I .4 47 Dy 500 MOflYifli Pcccj'1 #. S LC! .S4 PLO( P £ ':' •• H 4 — SO 5I 52 — 53 56 53 60 5 33 51 9 - I '-c.e w çc.c'o.' Jaci's'i — Si A i&f •s'i$D.$4 6100 00 !2 NEWS LOWELL or Iddddl HOROSCOPE — By BEII.'ICE BZIW ($OL — by How,i Schneider YOUR BIRTHDAY July 5, 1V1 ,, .Sc e u e UI esna is on the agenda fur you us the year ahead You can loot for many warpriIes filled with new fares. new places, new sights and e3 10 (RICA - — - .._. . . , L%liIlTUlflS 'Nor 3-[iç fliSomeone you recently did a favor for may pull you into the sjzthgM he U enMN today Aceept your reward gacioindy. CAPRICuIL' i e 22Jais. II, you may be asud by several aatu to represeit then in an important matter today You'll temg about the desired results AQUARIUS Jar. 20- Feb 16 D PJSCILLAS PUP by Al Vermeer BUNNY by Stoffel 4 HiimdiPiI "A l4X.P 004N itR Mf*TATlN1 A ut. TTYIN T ' JC! — r (-ircndsces that wIse us new hopesoopportwaty i for futiatmic events. L3RA i Sept. D.tkt. 22i You makeStich a Batiod impristation today that everyone watts lode somdt'arig race for you and many of them Seat. SCORPIO (kS 24-Soy. 221 An extraordinary Invitation ty could slanmon to be asine proutagnoisi — anyone new you mart today. The aspects we awls that a mouwlgful, happy relathonei*p could be ,gasd GENL'fl I May 21-June 30 Matinal opporiwuly hovers 1111). defintOTiati an Offering J becaou. I might cawe you to depart from your w.s ua l . litik tWiiU if, rralli likes has.' In play aga,rtst king ant on,- at time and tvrtauii) I1O( when in a the in plin N.o e. to grarsjsLØw A,thou( any infoniiat,,.n from 11w bidding the tlif'rt'tt play when uhs.'5'.lng just king and (1*' Is to play for the drop It is a $ per cent chancr After West's four-di,arnond preempt the odds changed a k.( Not only had West shown ilot of diarnaund, but he also W adirrtiwd a hand with no ,kfen,sr So at trick two, South led dummy's queen of spades, let it mile and scort'd the grand slam A Connecticut reader wants loIrE. what isedoas dealer when v ulnerable andAla.tag - Why don'tjaou same >our fire, arts will neat year or maybe foresee" eapk$ed Vam pith 14 0 44.1101;J; If 4 41 11 5 West had made a ser light preempt and it had bounced ng t back in p face We pass, but have only. slight criticmi of a three'spade bad if the opponents are vulnerable North had refused to be shut out and had made a th*I) (UISOWSd four-spade 1,1,411 HP SI) Hsiou rnav. ow',Joe a qest.on l,, 'c Cicero)'WrOoo Isa the iwts ca, a,' r,,, eajpj PC 0'1'JJu4I Quest-OAS a.,, "1e'e2 .t acceraaneo $e'faJOesse.i le'1 01 04*i The rvsosi u'?e.'eso 3i,,C$?QoJ AU be 'I" .-' '1cod,.orn and c's of JACOB or (aOO(pp,j, %10 s Fall had passed South's eyes almost poppevj counted 22 haghcard points 1k had bad a Rla'kwclod four n otrwnp as a formality and when North showed an ace, 0 HAPPY DAYS No, F, 'dewi R.cfmq ena.t ins ad 4 O"Z' $ guift'.nd a Cl11 *las .c'moao,,. . .wn 0* Bowls to. $ac'.tat.ca, a to. ksbpqct of ms in) 'ect EWPRNG AT POPS SPf. CIAL On T ime (s i,, anay Art%.or Feorw and The 0osto'. Pc, OccP*,?ra tivo, a ii'. of LENRER 7.30 3' LIARS CU.IS 1 MATCH GAME PM OTATTLEIALES adtfCCWC,.Ont0*InSs the isle of the siring. It was. Instead, the date of Its adoption, Other facts the researchers came up with on the American Independence Day —T?wonglnalmo(ionthel3 American colonies ought to be free and independent ofEngi control was made by Richard Henry- t.ie. known as "LagM horse Barr, l,' of Vit,tnia --His motion was made on June BIAJOMINGTON, trial UPI - Two hundred and two years Ago today the Continental Congress meeting In Phijadelptua adopted the American Declaration of Independence. Researchers at Indiana timmersity- say-, however, it was almost a month before it was signed by most of the delegates and one member did not sign it isuul series years later. - The researchers said a 7, 1776, although the committee Of the Continental Revolutionary War had been in Congress, t30 Ford Heads Dandy Dozen'; 0 CARTER COUNTRY 530 U LAVERNE I SHIRLEY 101. Sccon.5 Annuil Snot: Talent Show is,..". °d a' to P' ,•,• show JR) CONCERT o.. . i'.aile ea. s.... 'O'Ii U- and Cooctoep U1fl.'53A.. Pt 3 of ,3i Rp 1 0 --1 Mon.', ,, , 11 00 1 1 0012 HEWS 1130 3 12 TONIGHT C..'c'3. CaIn C.,,,.it 0...,,.. , . ,,, I.. U.m.n An .ine,ant cow 00, and P1.5 aIcofI(* 1,w,ji4 cS are P..,db, a'0d3 (ji.3t(w a 0*.d M call'. n O 'CS up 164o-co P 0 THREES COMPANY "on S job ,'%f't a!" I 0CM LATE MOVIE 0.eve, S.. M £s.,, Oa.s? I'II.tnI,n .A' sVsewa An "'x.,t "a' b, ied 0' k'.,50* iss a ie t,,", '.d anmon, toe 'N i"P' I "Itli3$)oI " U SOAP "I "3' nosp'Iamed Jud. nIl., I Coca' so" the Gc'diatPe. an Miep Can'crne .n ipesie's to.. and Can'rFetm SC CutIi'd Net Ol itt,',., .'.'ee' 1,1c,.ton, Facts C otiervant', in I. although celebrations are recorded in the diaries of Bostonians and I'euuadetpha.ns 1000 020 / 20 ".*' \'*ns "is rcdcami cOt (If ,,'. ,, 1977t Paul 'dewn',, atbeck I, by Stan Leo and John Romita by Bob Thins wu.uun 10.23 ?ate's t43C a i o.'o. .'mo if"oev 130 2 1 2 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 3 13 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 4 O AS THE WORLD 0 RESOP (TNU) 0 QtJE PASA, USA 1FRt) 525 430 AFTERNOON _12 00 3 OU1Z NEWS yp yOUNG AND THE RESTLESS - 1 DONAHuE IS RIGHT presidents, two Of them ongmaI nieantwrs of the group signing the declaration, died on Ut .... . Both John Adams, second president of the United States, and Thomas Jefferson, thini during the British ovngsstionof Philadelphia but was brought back later — 1230 3 13 THE GONG SHOW ___________ I I I U I I had S 115 4 0 k0.IA1. On u.. Ia.v A iloacIn, s os.wn a,tn ------- .--ivv.uz.m I.'. end uil'flIIte41 NI .. Moo -" -'• iI4.i a... ___ SUMMER Ri MORNING FINI A BUF - ia SKATING SCHEDULE pub ter _________ SUN., MON., TUES..PRIVATE PANTIES WED.. ALL DAY II 8.1711.44 p.m. ADMISSION Ills—SKATE REANTAL SOc EVENING, p.m,-IOpm. THURS. EVENING 7 p.m. -If p.m, FRI. MATINEE I p.m -I p.m EVENING 1:30 pin II pin. SAT, MATINEE 1 p.m Spin EVENING 7:30-I1 P.m. SALAD BA -, - 550 13 LMNG WORDS 5:55 12 P11 CLUB 600 AORONSkY AND COMPA. NY IMONI I EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 4 or (wEoi WOMEN AND MEN 4 CAMERA THREE (THy) 1 CRAC*LRSAM(L(FRI) 0 THE LAW AND YOU (MON) 0 3OM1NIJT (S(TU() GRAND OPENING JULY 5 2544 Park Ave., Sanford SKATING PINK 3210424 Ph, 32193211 1700W . 111h St. (SR 40-A) BLACK AWARENESS (WED) 0 SPECTRUM (TNU) U SuNRiSE 6-10 3 2-COUNTRY GARDEN United Press (TUE. THU1 3 2-COUNTRY rISsiNQrRIt International %% 114) S.tVS TALK IS ('HI,'%P?: On the U S Owen" - the pick of the podium, at tees ranging from $2,000 to $13,000 per appearance. The International Platform Association in doddoi oloolifife, 00 Washington says Henry Kissinger and Get-aid Ford are the most sought-after speakers, with 1,000 requests a year. The rest of the dozen: Dick Gregor) . Ralph 0 ader, Dr. Joyce Bro. thers, columnists Jack Anderson. Paul llarse and James J. Kilpatrick and Abigail Van Buren. of 'Dear Abby" fame, An Buckwald, Hatid Frost and William Simon. Coming on FOU RT H OF J Good n lIvuSun(Jii11 26) tsc.ptW,d July $ FAMILY DINNER VALUES Ilombeck, Julian 0usd, Susy ('hallee, Jane Fonda, Malcolm Forbes, Benjamin hooks and OR THE LOWEST RATES IN FLORIDA DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLy Imoroac,N.pi.c,int, v $pecie, S MAJOR CREDIT CARDS HONORED Y.ilma Rudolph. Won't Rock For Awhile Em iiih: HRF:-%Ks: Rock singer Peter Framplon won't be rocking for a while, but at least he's on the mend. Doctors in New York worked Sunday to repair some massive in-9pp , JACK PROSSIl FORD COMPANY *hs,e lirvico lii salIsr of pride fy Ø,y IIfVP,3 ill fill A • 20 pieces chicken 2 pants mashJ potatoes I pint gravy 2 pants Cole slaw 12 biscuits $10". Iii Economy , 8 195. as ThthMc (serves 4 to 6) •_ , k (i.iir•i 12 pieces chicken 1 pint cole SJIW 9 biscuits — ir,c9ci huq,' - LI3 1111111 ad c UV Is UV saw 6M ft ACCID! I YEAH, BUT "W WT 'y pint gravy I pint cola slâ* 6 biscuits $595 t•• All Me•ts Frost In Prlme.Tlm. CK 3 to 4) 8 pieces chicken I pint mashed potatoes 1 pint mashed potatoes pant giavy a. Gl.IMPSES !~!!~ IS Pieces chicken I pint mashe(I potatoes I pint gravy 2 pints colv sidw 15 biscuits $725 ) WEEK strong are F. Lee Halley. ,:rma junes Frampton suffered last week in an auto A TIT Sanford Nader Also On The List smashup in the Bahamas, They set a compound fracture of his upper right arm and closed the skin over the break, and it took plastic surgery to mend a cut on his scalp, He also has se-eral broken ribs, arid he'll be out of action for quite a while, by T. K. lyau, .• tP p', ,.,,., .,, '. 2 THE IRADY BUNCH 4 MIKE oouoAs '.'°°"". CAIcecs i.ann.J tphw'd 0P, m. ,,, N $ •SESAME STREET 4 Ø$3 $30 2 11 TODAY 0 G000 MOANING ANEWCA 0 oou "CONVOY" 11 lAYMAN ii 55 0 GOOD MOPSINO I DINANI 0 THE PRICE itJON.THui 400 .3 LEAVE ITTO(AVER I I LOVE LUCY 0 MY THREE SONS U THE LUCY SHOW (WEDI 2 1 NEWS orIIASI' 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) OELECTIIICCOMPANV • 0 SESAME STREET $00 4 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ,, '16041 0. Iv0 I b4allon f , 330 A I Il I 1 0 LOVE OF iwt FAMIL Y FEUD STUDIO UE,UON, INFiNITY FACTORY ITUEI •ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 00000 MORNING ANEW- I 300 2 12 ANOTP4ERWORID GENERAL HOSPITAL zoom 11 , 30 lii WHEE wwuorronivast L 730 I 13 Tooav M A.9 s4Xces çHJQ.a __-( fad about US Fourth of July is (list three 2.30 A ,)p3 4 0 QuSOtNO LIGHT 2 13 ""IN Rouf ItS HAPPY DAYS IN) VILLAALEQ$E 3 13 NEWS 0 0000 MOANING FLORIDA tovEntAsY 3 3 tp 11 00 7 5 530 I NEWS 2-00 CONE LIFE 10 LIVE U°0 LILIkS, YOGA AND YOU 2 ADAM-I3 0 STAN TRU IZ GUNSMOf •MISTERROOEJ%S TURNS 4 THE PRICE IS MIGHT (MON-WED, FRfl I JULY MAGAZINE ITHUS 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 700 2 11 tODAY 1 0005 NEWS 900 1205 0 DAVID HARTUAN Ne. )a,d Hal,nar, °"mi' 1030 4 OEM NEWS 655 ron RICHER. FOR 1 & upetir 12 HI NEK3NeOR 12 F-TROOP POORER I MsOOAr 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS Qiui. MY CHILDREN 2flCTAC DOUG" MISTER ROGERS OSLWSerRSEMESTEM Q MIRY GRIFFIN tOO 12 CARD 3HARp$ S M OTHERS •t.i PARIRIOGE r*ut 300 1000 NASIMUE ON THE ROAD $45 a 10* •nU%C&ni oofto pa, I -N ip tO '0* lIe 0"I it(Pi Ri NEC MOViE Ox. A" PcWts 11* pbae,., of Wc,sj *511 bc'53 Sam Mew 'a". ' a' 010 Pinal and ,,ca.nt c'w, 017'r'tat.00s ats both 'ms a'. FRI 1 4 0 MARCH ron 101.80W. NOW U RYAN S NO" SESAME STREgT (THy) p, PHIl, 00,3 MEMORiAL s,, IaQie 0 .IJLY MAGAZINE (iW) 0 MOVIE 11 MEAvGrrw 8:30 3P0W 30(5 THE COUNTRY 4. I POR TER WAGONER ( two ,en.y c,tz.n, duCC 1111 bce'...,, ta.t BenJamin In progress since (hi battle of prent died July 4, l$, and Franklin and Thomas Jetler' Lexington, Mass. on April IS, James Monte, fifth president. son, spent the night of July 4. 1775 died July 4, 101. 17$. in Join Dunlap's pnnt —Thomas Jefferson was 3j - - ThefamousLibert) Bell shop reading the proof copy- of when he wrote the declaration, did not, as legend has it, crack the declaration after lee's motion passed the while pealing out the message lt was the next day before the second Congress, Jeflenon. a of Independence '- It was document was distributed to leader in science, politics, and cracked in IL") and again I'hLl,adelpthaa citizenry and it archjum,, wrote the famous 1844. It now reds in Independ' was Aug. 2 before a copy was document on folding wr writing ewe nice UaU, I'huladelpimia, on its ready to be signed by 50 but for wtuds he is said to have original tlrntwrt members of the Congress. paid a cabinet maker it 50 Imported from England, the In l fad. one member did ro idt —m. late of North Carob- bell bore Uw Us Inscription "Pr attairb his name until 17, na was the first to Officially claim Liberty throughout all contradicting the common proclaim the Fourth 01 July as the Land 1110 all the Inhsabi. belief the Fourth of July was an Official day for statewide tents Ther,01," and thus it was tin rang out a message Of importance to the c'oloNda in July t771 The bell was removed from its tower and taken to Mientown and hidden 1777'7$1 PEOPLE IN) R Some Is ittle Known July Fourth Cai5.,.i " SPIDER-MAN WANK AND ERNEST / REPORT 2 of 21 RI a s's to, 1.7544 MACNEI(, diu;hIii ,JuI e C"a'ti, the c01,Id,,n to bcccr"e WE'4ucooetmç iPart ' lecture circuit, they're called the 'Dandy 1f TAURUS I April 30'May 311 Cultivate the friendship , about you today. South )u.sl h,.I the gr.,ral in I1U(fUtflp c. CANCER June hi-July 22, A Of ewding sews is making its roisidg among your lnende. It's quite possible that the Wittin is all about something race that has happened to lou today Vumd out to whom you're Mixim to your .urai,,, all the rcenarticafly suited by sending help you need today to ac tor your iWy of Adro-Graph complili an important task will letter. Mad 50 cents for each be at your ttngertapa People and a kmg, sdf-aeased, wail to stEw you they car,, stamped envelope to A.atzo. PCE3 'Feb. aMarcfs 30, t.rapis, P Box W. Radio City That pole you're feeling is Station, N Y 10016 He sore to Ciipsd directing has arrows at peeify tirth sass you. The opposite sea will be July 23-Aug tti ctamonng for your attention (ciilideiiti.il infonnation f rom a today least expected source will work ARMS ,Marth 21-April 16i for you today. provided you The unusual tectmaque you isie g. today for getting • Job respond to Us trwastely could be the dart of 14'UttU* , about new oppoulwily to VUtGo (Aug' Communiques with friends titter your ldnd)1, cou4 pre a art at wm,aniaj WIN AT BRIDGE a"i t"ie?pn A04Ii Stms iussi rs,a,. o. '.anc, po ol"' takes I C.. accomça ned ,, Iaw P tIp sm.t logetse, fP pkjp 700 I l'$E NEWI,Y*EOG ,iUE 4 THE T 000 COUPLE 0 THE CROSS.wiTS O SUPERMAN 12 bEWITCHED Sp'.ts..t'. 'at eam 15. no,- CA ,'a,een' iabt,t to Ea,t' a oc,e'., Ri i FAIOLY FiLM Ct.AS. SICS *.,, tis L.'•s Bacsy., Cst,.v,wj to rn,e U AbC NEWS ctooses to be '°" V* bDn to single and be the old maid wake up today's fliTs meta. gichod teacher and enjoys what DEAR READER You left or he is dotrg that's fine oil tamaals and neis-sezuals. It's primarily his or her lid that's All Tight With flit business and rid sxnebudy beca*e I 'n 't care much for uses labels. I turk w'Oç1e are id I would agree that there's too PEmoseruaj,s. hateromuals, much emphasis on sea for the tzsnj or rxwt,esuals but sake of ses Sonewher, along people Labels ace a form of the line too many prvç4e have name cathng and that dnt forgotten that it is prunani, a help anybody Significant way of cornIt's been pretty well mumcatartg love and devotion to eabtnsed that if you sarI to a loot at all the cultures around- means of expressing one's the world you can find Afl) faiTh mascithraty or feniuunity or of sexual betnanoe, %4lnat we cunqut. And finaIl. in a thank is bed is part of somebody world where there is so mirtn else's ha If ind It rather difficult to through the ages. cor.Jeinn gennone love and I'm - _. S After .-.,•... o . •I. not TEl p&UCILLaIIy fNlanigic peo Sexual behavior ca atEof divisions gjoI buis and throughtime WP&r3tJ0n3 whether they be on you become aware of the fact the basis of age, color, creed or that mankind, both male and s'iai hatats female, is capable of alnxig In my oc,*ruon what we need aim form of se2ua1 eipressac.n for greater mental health is uxiuttrg atwttnence ft's US more understanding, more SDrt'if ic -culture that i41q'ynrn,4 - - - - --S -SS••• i or directs what the most and colrontation I donj two comm on form of sea ual hair answered beStir I our behavior will be question"not but my reaction e souid think it distinctly can be pest) well Summ ed up atEorTnaitopas,szf) acrotcfwty by- saying that have we to old man by sending a , cong rrcogrgxe that differ"* people maiden to has beikoain but match to ctfferj knunniee, that's a common practice in and if the beat doean't happen certain parts of the Onl. to incliate a lot of sex and that's Rgnazang the possibility that Us nay the person wants It, people can and will engage V that's fine. Not engaging us sea any form of seaualespressaon. It by choice is not harmful to one's really betiooiei one to fOU0 health the old adage of 'There bid for Impotency is a common the grace of God go I' and quit problem. but it is a symptom casting dories at each oust and has many different causes Nd to fret - you will eqseia youneU most eloquently. Gal A ai 0 2 12 NBC NEWS 1 0CM NEWS For W.dn.sday, July 5, 1978 EEK 1. MEEK 800 3 MAN FROM ATLANTIS THOMAS R(U(uap, _• JIII Jill li ui Jil Jill Jill Of the CPwI.t RnIW WI" US b Ss "a'sS.a Strauss ONnti5Ch W'd 'OiAy '812 good old-fashiatted Souls like the old mod awl or devoted tsf teacher or monk who WAS too rIJy Mulch C1CTTI soow StI-. Please Ida hear it train a : 3, .3 (vENwo discia"sons seem to pmsume All 6C '..:.c Io % o.i ot IM,! , 69011? 1 leq." Jim— 33 ;•UI!• , ..s 33 A a:• -; I C:--.:, 61 c•, ; :L 0 HOLLYW000 SQUARES t THE cRoss-wiTs 0 =9 CAV(TT Git v' Paul DEAR DIt IAMB -%to3rn L 51 cz_Z`Iss 0041 Stew) '•':'.l Toosilay, JOY 4. 11118-311 TONIGHT'S TV Emphasis On Sex? ji' s 's'• If .d ' 0OOS -- L Is There Too Much I:tn 47 , .4 r . Muha mmad Alt dean a prime- time interview Wednesday in New York wi th NBC-TV's I)aild I'r.st International disco star %ska will go home to Bombay, India, to dedicate a new hospital wing built by her .. philanthropist father, L'masstb PbU .. The ('i$y Killers have been signed by producers Bid and Marty Krilft to host NBCTV's weekly series ICroffi Superstar Hola'," to premiere Se$. S Jawnan Lad lilies wrapa up hAs gig at New York's Cotton Club on July tO The Westbt,y MtLc Fair features .Iaheay MalbM and kaaala. Bwaler July 17-23.,,, Ha .. THE TASTE THAT MADE TH9 SOUTH LOVE CHICKIN .,. --S.---. TTTTiTTT LJ -_ �..I . I II I ~ I . -.. $ nia *aW. %iw.r. Ft. 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On 1414 434 J.5I 041 04 Sao'd c 555( Lai *,4,&,l.N, ADMINISTRATION Y - I/ /fts . MYEAGNEI.i. . I : ~ 0% , , A e _________ ' -* ' Pa - 7 %,04, 1 4114 5551 14 •1, '#1 Il a Olt 7-teIs-Hotth NCENT MICHAEL MEAGO-111. til ' REALTY 30 Ants Unfurnished ?IS LAST --- - - - , 10' '4'i AN.- 1 .a'P - ASSISTANT YANAC,F 2 .'t p04, f$s ADO., PERSON S 0 Dl c (01 *0 3111 3,11 62:1 :A:: - 1 'l I - 5'. • : 411.'.1 ' I. •i, %l.l,,.p •,, •'wj 1. I s..a' l$o%-r.q IN(w-I".n-1, Ill Furnished .' eilar*ous for Sa le , , :' air , , A I 0 2t1 5-' * "-Il I tl I y1fl,l Oil l.414F. -. iv- OOITTS 415 %14,'l ".- - E IfL t .0 4.,,r - 's -.,, -'SutI'1 $5ot'd 0,4- V.p4 l t,j.15 fl5 - 0 4a I A aw , • - • 2 2. .1. . .5 I;; 411 I - .5*0 54%045* INTNICIUCUITCOU,y,:: '.s. 47 -'' -'' SOMETHING FOR S - 0,11, 'a C'. Ci'S 55. Ma. • lj fl7a A 0 L'. , ~ I.*: 1;,: f' , L FOISKS.RBUT S LOST or V-ol.ohs .0 rioft& cat notorsto In for Movir .#, "I flaborz-s , A. f I 'O ..a. S 141111110111011,11 COUNTY. FLORIDA Ape - (O.'I'lld(140 (I : .' * 33- Houses - 14,5141 '-0'P I,,? Os, C.n,' a .' '% -- LIII Ma', P %aor a'.a- , N-5I a - FOR I - ___ C-tv of Vil'Affir W.MS IS c -- C ft 41 ' . , in 5 III ____ _________________ Ready to Move Up In HOusIng'" - I) ..--,-a Ca IaI )4'$ - Ar ,, • a as 4 '.s'n"t A I 7t4w ,,jI 1 •'., , flfP%Vl'I 1 $!, 'o SItItO (4141 11, • 5" 7041$ 141 1.1 ' - A.OA 11 I)-Irtstructiorn ::: Cam .44P loff '; I ;-000 -1 ..__~ or- DIFFERENT AE (AR( ..q A % 04.''.o.,a(b-,5.(.4, - I , T kK , '110 YOU 'YI'7 ------- ' - V AVON OPENS DOORS 'I ARE S en ______ TOWNHOUSE 2 - - -- - - - - ---- - *4r4 154 Ts ,, ., I , T -.- , Div ___ - EARTHWORM CO - f OWIF . f. am flood IN 155 515 II Vp o pa t: 'a,,,, .15 • F..t M.,.4c.ø 3uy • t_5-1 I 413 5103 •"I'-*I N) rr(oe5.4 t$ Nuftr-s S% S LPN t A4f5 1.,, .' .O*4n.045 $540? It1-0'p."t IJPJV-.' . ZELL WOOD M.-Du' C'b afl U flfl ,.*w . l-q a go fl- -vses unfurnished - I.OI•40415 '0 4 4 tN l41,54 l ---- owoace-sN Gvv.-'ud tT 55' *1 PeW 151011 PpIO P1. 33N1 $41101 A59,CIA t.,s . I AMER CAN *441•.5.' % Tg to Eat G 4-P, "Oat" 3 soc ORLANDOTEIIACESECTION& UNIT 1. PtA? •OOa It. PAGE OP THE SEMINOtE COUNTY PUILI( •5f51t 04"? W4 .11W MId •t "a , _______ 24-Busiress crtumties RU b4$ ----- *11011 045.15 ", ItS-IS _17 II - I$-t*ip Wnt.d - Friday _ - 11', t __________ 2L7 I - --- - Yvud., July . - -1 1 A % " N.qald %j"Io,d Ft - I ,'O'. athis ( 7 T.- ' Befo'e Publication The Do Sunday - W*Wtw III F I 43c a lee ]A( a Irn. 3k a tin, DEADLINES CITY OP S - Im,f,' 7ceti.h,.t,,,ia I IC £ U - 5 )0 PM MONDAY th v FRIDAY SATURDAY I No" I Lnts M."".' %,cs.o.i TP,i vt, & Ii. II. as 11171 PvWfth . . RATES Ihw HOURS Na Monda lhru Friday and Sunday - 831-9993 322-2611 "Vw to r"ls"r "-it "Pie a" me Cloork at I• Cwcw,v Ca w". stifflonow • NAI S'.'v'.i. T•*.s NI P 44 S.r,, . I"? I - C'I, ~~ - Winter Park Orlando - Seminole C,.de.urceI A• SI TNOaS AIR CON DOT IONINGA MEATIWG.a.WIi.g 14midd I LYSSIAg CLASSIFIED ADS *,,iti, Epcs.. SIl'I,lIt* RI. -I ' I Foct IT 0040s MIAMI NCt to - '' 14 I • lowifty, J.y I. t1$ I - Ll,SI f,uvI' - 4.- IIp,4 All 713 Illj _____________________________ Tr,, 5.rsi - 5 5'- -- I 11.11 IS,, / 1154 ' • SU'iNEIs.., TO LIST YOUR flIA 14..'SLII -511055 Nas&&. I UI • a Ili I - IWW.i (Iae44 II 3345? T14,JIl*1 ItS $4 p DEVIl) - -- - *--- - __- - - -- --. • ---------------- . . - ' - ___ - I ' - 41•'. - . .,-,.,.-, -..---- 05-_ I --. -. �.. . Ev,nlng Sacd, FL T.sd.v, July I1 -p.-- AIR CONDITIONING REPAIR TUNE-UP and BRAKES Free Estimates Becker's Auto Service 1301 E. Hwy. 4J Altamonte Springs 1317400 Business Review Call 322-2611 NOW! START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising Department of ON THE GROW I PAINT - SUPPLIES A COMPLETE LINE Evening Hemid 1-lerild Advertiser MUVI I 70Th Year, No. 2 75-Wednesday, July S. 1970 GLASS it PAINT -. Sukatzk COMPANY, INC. IIIMAONO5.IA $ANF010 131 4421 London Conference Unaffected UINU -------------$100 OFF Slump I Egypt Offers 'Hard =L i* ne' Peace Pro osials LARGE PIZZA = Offer Expires July 11th Chicago Style PIZZA 339.5209 uN H 140Us$ Us. Thurs. 11in It, M Fr, Sot lisin I10014 S,ii CMW4 n N..? to Sportsman S JERUSALEM IIJMI - Egfoflfluyr.layedsb latest Peace Plan to Israel today through US Ambassador Samuel Leww Althoth its conditions already have ben rejected. Israeli offic*als said there was nothing in them to bar a peace parley in London later flus monu. Levis relayed the Egyptian plan to Foreign Muss*etMomhe l)ayan during an early morning meeting at l)ayan's suburban Tel Aviv home. Israeli officials termed the proposals hard-line but said they would not prevent a meeting in london later this month between I)ayan, Egyptian Foreign Muuster lbralitm Kamel and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. na related development. opposition leader Slumon Per,, said he will "ewtiarige stews" but not negotiate when he meets Egyptian President Anwar Sabi in Vienna neat week, "There is a goserlunent that has to conduct official negotla- GOING ON VACATION? We'll fune up your car, check thlo brakes and solve those Permanent 20 Wave Rig. $25 Frosting 115 9f - air conditioner problems. Well Keep It Trouble -Freel Bib's Beauty Shop and Resole Bo*iqu. . I LONGW000 I hWY it 02$ NUNSISY Oi I :s,usso.,ac,wn,i, I 83127 67 I UC', 41 111? 106 XPU f , U 1112 Fronds Ave.. Sanford 322-5664 TUNE UP GM AUTO AIR # SPECIAL J 'r 11 ESTIMATES 0* V1IS seasonal 11t rvice GM Compressor Replaced 323.7950 0*1*01 '14.95 $7995 t* ms Ad 2400 Hiawaffia Sanford for app$. *1 SPICIALIZI IN TsaI C.miach4, Ts All Ty1 01.,, 1t CIiaIi tarl tattletaft 11.11 seats .ps Vial Auto Glass WWR -& seat Cover Co. 31$S. FRENCH AVE. Ph. 333-6033 m,.ius riurr., i.r.a I. /%II III I.L: (ItPW5, OWNERS OF RII.I,,AS RE.%t'TY SIft)I' a Is your hair-do suffering from summer slump, aim and surf' looking for "no frills" op. poatunity to save' Hula Utus and Kotna Hope, owners of Bills's Beauty Shop and Resale Boutique at IOM French Ave. Sanford, want to help you fight Inflation and look Your bed. They are olfertng 'no tease, no fuss" shampoo and set for only $3 as their Monday. July 10. special In the Resale Boutique good used clottung will be on sale at uniforriu. pantsuits, shoes and "We Offer a full beauty PUniS. Bills's will sell your setvlce In a friendly. Christian like, but many shops don't do anymore," Roma pointed out, good used clothing on con. atmosphere," says Rums slgflmeflt. Bills's is open froon 9 a-tn. tot Hula's also features '.$3 and p.m.. Monday through Satur- hairpieces in a vanity of styles. BdIa and Rome are sisters as day and evenings by ap. lengths and colon. well as partner, and have many PoUitment. Years experience in the beauty Bills enjoys doing macrame parlor business. Originally They feature Apple Pectin and other crafts. Macrame from Kentucky, ihula has Used And ph and LJni.I'erm per- items and dolls she has In Lake Mary for 10 years and maneMs and tinting, color rinse niade are on display and formerly operated a beauty Will touch-up and bleaching available for purchase in the shop there. Korna has lived in hair. They also do haircuts, boutique Sanford for the past eight styling, shampoo and set. years. They opened their shop manicures and ,w4,,,,... is,.,.....__. i ....- and manicures and .... ,.. IwrIsa -- .'. ... ... half price. The boutique on French Avenue in l)ecetn."We also do the long hair pugh hula or call 322.5614 for an features lathes' dresses, white her. style, whith 54Xne people still appointment. () () What IIIu*ionsc IIau! WIity Macrame and Ceramic Classes Duncan Stains and Glues Large Stock Macrame and Grnwar. Floral arrangement classes 5111 up now for Argument Ends In Shooting Death Of Seminole Man By MAX EJIXILETIAN Herald 311111 Writer the street from Joe's Tavern, been arguing by the roadside, Coopea' was found bUsg two There was one witness tolls, following Or 1912 Southwest Road ltrgang's few minutes of the liudmg. she atsiti fireworks being et of in according to information down in a pool of blood by the 1111101lng,4wumanaccorduill to eummation at the scene said Seminole County' Sheriff's supplied by the Sheriff's roadway the ares, a(Turdissg to stwnjrs when sheriff's duenif's records Eddie Lee Cooper. 44, of officials are looking "lie died of masatyc U*,nsa for a Department. The man repac- deputies arrived at the scene "All I could tell from the spokesman john Sçmtiki 1910'i I'Mhologist Di'. Sara lri'gang hwest Road was shot suspect in the case, but had not tedly pulled a gun on Cooper bleeding," concluded Dr autopsy was that that bullet was Sout Thw body *III tie, taken to its. Cooper had no pulse and had performed an autopsy ths I and killed shortly after mid- apprehended him t it late lists monung as of this and shut him in the upper left stopped breathing a WWI calibre." she said. Wdaun.Euctwttatrg,c Moi'tusry, when morning at Seminole Memorial night today following an "The bullet hits major artery died area, A complaint had beets made 1110 in, Ave S Stanford axgurnen with a man across according to the deputies arrived, ac'cordgwa liostital The body was taken to near the heart," said Dr to that sheriff's oftScw abasd a P'un,ral arrangement, ate Cooner and the other n had sheriff's department. report of the Incident. Ih. iv..n...I .I., II.. mow 01511111 5 nan ritwir pnor to use snoniusig isicvmpl.te FOURTH FUN IN SEMINOLE PAST - PILSIPIT - 'IJTUII l$lplul todwice onalltiffs.rs LIFE LOVE MARRIAGE . BUSINESS CARD, CRYSTAL BALL READINGS s,osio noon 8314405 P4 PRIVACY OF MY NOW Hours$a.m. $p.m.Mon..Sal. IF 027 Miles Sauffi if Sanford. Neat Is Nilasi's 0114 reading special with #out ad Hole-in-The-Woods Farm Riding Lessons For All Ages Trail rides Pony rides IC... sic vs sun 1w ens lc..,Ni,.et.ry hsun FUJI Near S.C.C. 32241271 CALL FOR RESERVATIONS WAX TOliS CAl UIVEI * AGAUNI New Hours Mon. . Sat. to Yves.. Wad., Thurs.-?is p.m. Ill Nay. 434, Longwood 830.1.1.10 I I "it It Falls and has a site. ask us about I,.., - 1ii ai 41 Oflounujnumnj * * *Isdarl,- * $ DAY MEXICO CITY FIESTA 'V.. Ill Willis on M lOPS ..a ndp... offiftb.6 *POSflfl _ U's, &~ i., swuWARR ..a l... NOW OPEN IN ORLANDO 920 N Hwy 17.92, Longwood llm.i.IsdSa 4341 C ) Rally Racquet BaN Club 14411 Most SUN. 323. aM,a.4u,n ONAM. & Health Center COVE $ANP050 500PM8160. _____________________________ COMING SOON! __________ 011 Esclsis4 Ceerls 1PIANO TUNING Your PIrwaI 1 I - I PLAYER PIANO SPECIALIST Redrial in Travel Tvmp i 14 Mile "M so 111111, ARrsru MaN sa Pals ktIsDr..ANsmssIsSM. 1 830.5010 I. . I LONGWOOD PIANO SERVICE CAILL FOB I is E, GEORGIA LVI. 33.54 APP?. I 1w we hive this Tire,. Brakes. Alignment ACCESSORIES A ROLE bribe REVERSAL? end SHeeNI Fad IN • LIgee, Lonn, CALL 400*, HWY. 4)4 LONG WOOD L..J S3O-7OO Thousands of residents from throughout Seminole County gathered at their favorite locations to enjoy the traditional July 4th celebration. In Sanford, Ovlodo, Geneva and Maitland young and old alike dodged scattered shower's to enjoy the variety of food,contssts and booths. And as the sun set heads were turned to the skies as the evening was topped off by spectacular fireworks displays, '• , ',"v'.4 ,'' W •' WITTT!JTTWIT) CAU NOW I,, Moro Fourth Of July Photos, Pogo 2A hishreld 4 1111 WINS TRIM CLINI_j!0_1 Laqwg.sd village-41434 22$ N. Lakemsad, woofer Park HUSTLER automatic pool sweep LAST WEEK I AISZA POOL SERVICE Itaty. 4*4 Lsqtui 3394251 - - I The number of signatures on the petAlutns to begin the preca Pellenn has aIru.dy slated thet Be will not resign Dssu,Ls has of recalling from office Wi,de Sçwlngi Co.gwjljnaii John Ihsnicls mash, no nAIuirnts f or the record sure the recall effort was and iauaied PeUsrats are sufflilsi, Setnuml. Supsrvtaoe of begim by Charles Mod, a focus,, federally funded ('osw Elections Canulla 1kw, will certify to the city of WIM,t Springs prdwnstsq Empleyinetd ttauwsg Act CE'TAs city employee to day. Mccl in the paldiun charges tIsnatis with mlatqua sastv, The petitIon an Pldh,rin contained *4 signataes, *4 of wiuds inMa hesncc and neglect 01 didy and Pellerin with mtsfessw, are Valid, said Mrs 1k, wiah, the theuets petition earned *4 neglect of hay soul Imsonspstence aignatuns, VS 01 which are declared valid The Is. rewno a mom of *4 s&gna iir in a city g1 Mn Bruce said this is the first recall petition suobmiU.d to hot Spings' eta, to Mutiate a recall ulhce m strinuftoer ('amly f5stiiy The runaimag pracisillso es for a recall which now usesi he saipliolasi are: the c*y clerk sat receipt of the csetitscation 'ran Mrs Briar. niuut sen. on We two oncthnen a certified , - - . 199" itoi'i: i,.tt)m.:i ('U\'II;ST IS S.SI'()Kfl convicted of a crime or wi4 are illorlift an asda briefing 01 on probation. (ir d lila aidee thus if(hinder may I 4j ajw, State Insurance Coin. cm the mailer be difenid M.swiuk, Hid Julian Jr. of miwr Bill (ismier may ask pending the outcome of a the isutsrd lawflrm of Step his c*lheagis as the Florida lawnat filed by the MyTh. Wm. Isu ant Ucluitais, Cabinet Thursday to defer takes Homsooners Association representing the Pwisswnen ç 9 1 al further ('oas.ldirsilas of a date challenging the legality slocidials, said the la.iist Department of Health and locating the boots in ii ating us the Helsgthjal3,, Services' IHhtSs agriculturally toned area cowdy aseing ordinance he. cepyof the ptgjcjs; thetwo thsnhevqbye days torespollilwtha request for permIssion to adjacn* to the Shade. NW ban moped to Qrvint Ju slefismive -.°-nest of not nure than vrde, a ne, petition purchas, a hetmi for youth off subl*vlil.m Is LinguaL 'S 11issom wu, Ihet no mint he prepared cc,-'slng nut only duirem but also tho Dim Road nest Langwoid. Mariuente Castelmon, a esring has be. an $wi. NII.I. taUNTER d,feei and Us, petition twoirnitta, mint ceded new signatures A.Tb,Chee The hoes. plu med for paw- cabinet aId. is thrnt.,'s J.11aa and kenauth 0111 per cesit -Ill in Winter Springs case-el the registered Br145e ctia at a reported price of T"°-°°e oce conllrrn.d Udmindi, leaking joudly on (emily hirnes sad govern voters 0*1150 days. '-o$53,050 is slated by HItS to to today that (hI.i Slid Ma III the *1, udd us. coowdy anaig meutsi edw aias.. Jian sa The new petition would have to be ceitihed soid a ctrnod jialge Ce,, s.d for cheideen who are wsdiacesaiig 11*.... he urgn wmae,lst&1aIuteithj guera..ntafly..en buti. wield he r,s.ged to call a cIsl elect'm diectptinary problems in sctioo4 thet the darn he t're.,ord two of the so. permitted Is Tb. estate prai Calif he itud by 1k. rgnMhsn of the and for ctul*'en who have been said a d.ataaum will he made aCtculIgral seating are stage lee 0501* Psi. 2* olfinlala usvoivg1, ' Rig. 312" tin 10,040 11 Reca Petitions Certified Cabinet May Be Asked.,* Hold Youth Home Ruling By DONNA ESTP3 NefiddiIsul Ruler ALE91 .. _.- I'IRI WORKS DISPLAY OVER UNIONS) 4 " guiernor turned the tables on traditional . . - 8EV 322-0325 - Is jam C. soft,,, campaign techniques Instead of kissIng. she accepted this buss from Sir (us. a Itahia Shrine camel during Fourth of July IraihI lie's In Mailland Tuesday, ivipinihu work I. tewil •N•wtiIus Facility •Jvnisr OiymPc POW SOUND GOOD? 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CIssr51 £ Sns,ths 1 .0 00r04s' IS Los 143. 5). is RaSP,,,.. *os S.c.'..) 1 of TP,,Ima. LOt', 7 1 I A'pn*aiJ Uv"I ?Pv0,. 71W Add.. , III 9M IliSdOli Mi.,. 1311.1110 1440M Alp, V *ai5'c 50 Lii.. P None'. Inc to At.. 5) A Ui.t,n Mi"Ø'a Corp to Jeron'. $'c S.nbacl, 1 .4 A,,4,e U. LI Brip 1 oh ISo..'., Pogor:illo,04 Bo.w..p U Loll 5, It 54. ilk C. "Is IS I. (.1,.. Artless l4t a AI.nonn L she N.., Gl?p ill Sot ni Ado,. Oaks. Sic It. set ON M4.ot lions," Pens said in an interview with UI'l. 'We can talk over (Wganuzation by name matter*, but not negotiate." week,' he saki Diplomats characterized the Egyptian plan six 'tough,' and The Egyptian plan - whose main points were rejected by the lie said he ronsi..J his tripaurseiduj, but said, "Us. noted similar ideas had been rejected by Prune Minister ikftsnjlties there in Israeli catanet last week even before they were formally trying to find peace cloud tat overe Menachern Begin 01 Israel last week presented - called for Israel's withdrawal from the West Hank of dimaled' "Israelis basmd to oppose this and schem, at the libfldon ('OItieTVflce the Jordan River the liva Strip. VAr ye gui hi have peace in the %Iuthtle East," he told repoelm - if it a ever held;' one diplomat Aftet five years of temporary asinuns,raf Ii i n insnanj to Israel and her oeigtsburt There have by Jordan and Israel has agreed in principle to send For,sgn Minister Moshe, ben Egypt, the I.I. mIllion Palestinian, Aratat living in lath areas four wars our nation it going to do Ita part Is try to uv,n, l)ayan to London to confer with his Et*ian erpsrt. would be allowed to ezrr('is the right of seU eteu , Kael, and Secretary of Slate t'yi's Vance But Begin the thtfritenst'And the gays aml do it in such a way that It leads to Ibrahimm The Egyptian plan was presented by President An war Sadat to greater .rs'unty fiat Israel deferred a final derision until he Egypt's Vict President Walter Mondale Monday for relay to Israel The proposals Israel', plan calls for limited seII'nlle full test will be released later today, after it reaches for the Palestinian, and Israel, bid The site Iresudent said he would not characteriz, the Lgjptian no wdtstra.al for five years, after highlights were published in early ethtoonj of Cairn whacI It said it would negotiate newspapers, plan at this time, but said he was 'quite fsaltis'r" Israel will the question As reported by the newspapers Al Abram and Al Gonthoujia, attend the london foi'isgn munders uiferelwe that Mondale Secretary of State Cyriui Vance will attend the tandem meeting the outline does not specifically call for a sovrrelgn Palestituan helped set up in mud-July, and at that time bath the E state, nor does it provide a role for the Palestine Libetaticn gy$&an and Israeli "They will probably amosmce it after a ('at*nel meeting thus tropotats will be an th, table took SANFORD MADAME KATHERINE Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents Pen Paints Surf Got Your Hair? 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No 273—M.onday, July 3. 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771—Pri 10 Cents Affirmative Action Stands: High Court %AVlI%Tt)-N1UI'lI The Supnme tourt. fotloi*ng tç laM wetk ps Bakke deinon. today let stand a model affirmative action toam adopted b. American Telephone arid Telegraph Co under pressure from the government, The Justices rejected challenges by theee onions to the plan, Veiled out in a lfl consent decree. which was described by a federal judge at the time as the largrst and most Impnulve civil njl*s irttletnet*" in U S history The court acted on this and three other cases uwolvtng the use of race or Sts in einptoynient, federal contracts and in colleitri in the wake of Its nuk4one dectiion Last week on the Allan title • reverse tiu riminatlun" case In the ItaUc i-sic, the court invalida ted a nieibcal "itic.iil special adnutiions program because it let Mide 16 IeaU tiut of I) in each entering Lau for niusrities and thus esduded white, frtnii thiiie wats toleR on the basis of race 1mv%wo F- I 9COUNT1Y MVSCI (""&; NMvftA,Wd M fee AM. Add R lee 1*11. Md £ I.e UAM. Cs.tj body, MW W kftw and weed by weed, to -ANUMCA. On •i -• bsw. -. - :. -• , sm *Come Againi me what my name is," shouted at the mountain. Who did her echo anawu? Cool Burglar Ignores 01.m Ywe? 11. — of my ___ _____ Itlisie IIbe by - Ilk hi as —•-T1TH?ICZT1KIS are my i b7— m to If to - a. always a IN of fun. Hen it, two to ronber. •Tcetgue Twlati? Say (, seserni times: Shality In the fleat, the performer forms SedSIa sliced soft "Imal shier thin. Sli silly Shropshin I? 110 4efr. Ito sin ptar. sheep Mood shieift in the shade. (fig. fl. FrIwails en challenesd to iici the iqeitee homsixto 2 th.e by camoving flue &Jtry toothpicks. How It's dose: Re. moue the top omit toothpick and two on ouch side at For the sscosdtrlck, two toothpicks we diiplayed lnthe form ofa tom (fig. 2).7111110 audice Is InvItedlb TIN.1 TRW Y0111111 flU? Tbue m at Iowa M. In deeul i06 Id.,.s Isis md buNs..,. r-1" Hew qdft am d the.? Qeek ammlutiil ,b these hilsw. CAN ____ 11T--- — nmii •_ w_I. . , .5 *A n sting 1nu•. s-- a , S • '' 5 W EP1 f Q'7 the tb. . V,16441111'" ; C under PUIIAXJI PATW Ow bus, poills us tonlBi to bow at top WI, ii kno byNNW ,.an in - MORE KeeP IKME. 1^1% sties Fourth of July fun gets underway in earnest tonight with a 4TH FUN fireworks display in Altamonte Springs. There's plenty for the A who had been awakened early SitUnui> go) rieninit dofo.0 parent tbedrvunaat4 t> in the nkwnind.' family to see and do scheduled for all day tomorrow throughout st ordoabwglar in the faaljwa of her rural Sanforiltvvne said DRUM BEAT Seminole County. A complete schedule, page 2-a She was scared She Just coultici do anything.' Sharon Sharon turned in the only .lirriliun open to escape and ran iM' I'rfl')i st.vtrf Debbie Haile) said today the tirdir where Mrs. Ride>' and her t.o vital ctukhrn meet wiartxl had tem awaken by the family tog who had teen sleeping The burglar ran into the living riasu Sleeping in her room and had gone into the ballroom When she Iznn,eilatelj - ,Sharuo Irked the door to her sister a room and steltiped out of the bathfuum. she bumped into a burglar coming sited for the man to leave ivill Of her parent, bedrxioni We sat in there until about Ia m because we didn't know if Ise The burglar, described as a tall itilie. was making his second was still in the house or mit We 1e4 hearing noises,' - said Sharon trip from the roaster beds-seen, according to Mi-s Ride) The nu. stopped just before dawn and the two tiMers wont -%5_ h. kA ..,..,1 si . iM _. •_,, ,,.. usitiu ,, u.nu ,.tawu ...- fr,. , ,. (Su •,,,., uiw owe Into the master bedroom to well their parents were all right the stuff he stole was on the floor in the hallway When Sharon come into the bedroom," recalled her aide,, when he was coming out." sod Mrs. Itatley. - wedidnt knowdheuasgone She was afraid that mom and dad Items taken rona the house included cash and miscellaneous might have been hurt. but I could hear them breathing through jewelry, valued at $>. accoe-duag to the Seminole ('osgaty the wall.'' new oW signed into lain by T.attW r i f (XJTE ) at Met to spied as macft turn, in Sheriffs Department. the I.je bed Met 001"04 lot law, It at the thee The burglar covered las fare to svt.id being identifted, r RtUIMn Askew IS uwqIing which he has been a member possible anid apparently been in her be'ikoomn earlier Her door had been thud tO Miss-Oil with masad reaction by those , in. IIe mini the neede to get as much guidance coinbrill when she had gone to sleep It was open when Sharon came in. 'lie dined his flashlight in face and covered his." recalled Involved In education In prhnary topic the creep has from the person they are Sharon's door was also openwhen she awoke. The last thing di. Sharon Seminole Cowty. n discussing Is -competency territng with," Moore said had tbme before going to sleep was elm it. she said - WAS 1 was frightened, stared Its nut e'ser>day you see sortie big I:ItclliTIAN thai part of the new law. tests for leathers to see if w, Moor, added. '1 think before : which takes effect in July. uus. could come up with a different you look at the teacher and the will require eskication mijoll . method for certifying job they are doing, there are take a teat wtwn entering their teachers" other thu4ts which need to be junior year and then a second He noted though the group Kast Repays Casselberry test before they are awarded a has yet to make any rerom- looked at Among the areas he cited teaching certIfIcate. mendations because we In IM. the second put o(the thought it was just a I41Je too were the need for a better relation between kt*iol s)strn bill states, teachers must early' complete a one-year Internship In regard to the uderiwhip, and parents andunaflerclass 711111RODORF DAGG to earn their teaching cit. Moore said he believes a better Ms's tthczte. students is probably u most - Idea and one that he had pr* Owen McCarron, director of The bill came atoi* after 11th important element of leaching pp)Sed to CUTE was that in. trwtructional personnel said he lxI,f!f 1 money for personal telrpliiw into that account buuwtn.nt to the city was or. graders took the functional and is something which really stead of the internship, there be thinks the internship program Herald Stall Writer calls in the ainowat of $11> anti %.htdte said that since he dereil, he would put a literacy test In Florida laid fad can't be determined by a test. a fifth year of college and also will give teachers an op that was also returned to the could understand the need vouther for esp,rraea and 37 percent (ailed, the "I really think that the Internship program as portimity to look closer at The survey conducted by city.' said Grier for transferring additional hint for travel for the recent pressure began building for sometimes we get test happy." Ifotsi*d in the new bill. teaching before they decide if (asselberry Mayor lull Grier Grier in a menio to Kam tuwewy into that account he water and sewer bund issue teacher testing Regarding testing, Dagg it's the pro1eon for them I)au said in relnTug to the Into the double telling to the city acknowledged receipt of dirdu the maitre He said Wrist the intentaup the tee pomon. "bid while It's good added the taM could he harmful He noted though the new by Finance Director would assure that it will hevk for VIE and ft'crllg of he found the finance director Milton teachers will be working wdhi a to have the tests, uia, we If "it Is too riMfld*ve. good system will probably wit have aiuiuwat to thee. tunes the Kast fur auto expenses during the 11 cash rrea'iveil double payment for certeaching Provisional certain things a tell jiat can't teachers may be prevented much effect on teachers' two muestha lad year has been The tinier nwmu also noted the two nsurdhs by not only Amount Councilmen Sstiitte uttent.. from getting into the ability "Frankly think the concluded arid the money that the adinuustratiun cun- receiving the regular auto referring to, said KiM "I think the bed pail of the 13111 Moore, Seminole claurut*n" IIe added that quality of the teachers coining Skirts the matter ended allowance but also by billing the hill is probably the Interninip Edoratitm Auoctation (SEA) 'good teachers don't always outof school and cumuig to aIs returned to the city coffers Grier said KiM broqglst to has At a city cowic-il fleeting sea city and receiving as well ad attrition tall, section. became I USM the preideid fares hi. had paid eea with Del": rank mpllpwtcmiofted good already," he said. "Mit Kast reimbursed the June >, Councilman Prank ilitional money based on for travel to &M from this internship will make a better "Testing I. dill really young so re*ulta." Moore agrees noting, am city for the double tolling Inthe Sitaidte, reminding colleague, mileage at the rite Of I> cents airport on the bond Issue teacher," said Theodore (Dm11 it U not really that cud JiM tAke t)ugg. Moore believes reaftydoubtful dwull product a auiowd of VIE for auto et s*çefltitencto* yef." its the dlauroorn elpeflenc, hitter teacher and really think penies Ut the months Of October that IUW had been budgeted per bile progrwi II, said that, while IhiU for a liastbly car allowance of Kast said at the time that if the city will not pay for this.. Of IiMntice for the Coerdy Moore added that several of which arts the foundation to the effect will not be situ 4uvemtx. 1577,' 5.14 $100 for Kad, questioned why thw council decided the mileage espens, he will is school system Degg mild the the prvtsiots of the tell were build a good teacher. 'The measurable. - LEONARD Grier. 'The survey also kid In additional funds were being r.inubursenu.nt was telling the bumllngcoinpariyfor relMlceiulp a teacher has with discussed by the Council on person tiipiiig to be a toucher revealed Kast owed the ci ty rp,,,1...4 i ..@ '----I-. inaliunorljeq and Teacher Testing Draws a - tbm lIowlThe two toothpicks previously we bin two wish tb, The court said race may he one factor in university a.tnusionsk thin allowing the bulk of affirmative action programs to stand Hot it said race may not be the only factor In .ther actions today, the court ordered the 4th US tirvuit ('owl of Appeal, to r.sa.amuw a ruling striking down tniieriity of Si*'th Carolina student goicriulient regulations designed to assure black repr.ssn*.atitwi on two Important eleted tvidie. at (lapel Hill Agreed to decide whether an uidivtitual can sue a university for t icilating the federal law that liars sts ituscrtrinniusillan in federally funded programs IW*rrd a federal judge in California to re-cumine fua ruling that the minority quits provision in a 1177 federal public w'rks act wstated ts*h the civil ngtti law and the COnIII*IstMSi. The court set aside the judge a ruling arid told him to consider now whether the case is mutt, since miat of the funds in question street) have been spent I Mixed Reactions Lo :ally (oiA as ts. my m. Double-Bill Survey Ended By I> in I I paiidn by vt a I is "I reum the money Could School Board Save $ 100,000 On Computer? PylZtiNAIWU_yg7 - • _________________ netipany out there that might rqulpoienl - WWTT two man wruas we .vv. ke Mary reaidmi aba Keogh Is convinced the -- .rL swnm* County &hool Baud cedd save as math $111,111 If it c'-igp As shed an a computer par'c*iase made the tii. board s'dad 44 to over a three-yeW to purchase an IBM computer ttstough a lea..purchase a,rangemeat. The _ for the board to apsad Sl.*JS 'I'm ... going to get a fry'. pt I'd th em to change ow., bid. be the first to ask for their minds.' a rejection...' -4 A a month. Ke* fl, cemit the heard ('DUN KEOGH dmidd have - •d mere Ibu the low' lade it seLc*ed and he can call a professional is no w amosig nit latters, the lad tpicstkatloea to at Must sal,eptch and try togM them to as ce"çeels tkesioM chasig. Ibior minds," said ehoawethe at as olarcemiiyto on vbuthoihid wood have been. Deco he teamlcadonaiwellas at s receives the rapinsos, and If 'ocal c't'r's' company. Kit 1ed that if the beard they we cusalderably lower, be aidhewlupraant them l.Lhe dam ted change its mint, he vat i. baird in July... I'm going to gin what you Keogh believes once the other Lii [JJT:LiJ f.It we could 'NI lION COlEMAN (uleman also rioted that to heard sciepted" He ad was easier to etchange inil Ifelt we could get a sonic tech ate lower, another formation with usher school lower had, Id be the first one to aspect that has to be aidered sydema uvuugJlosg the state cversion conversion cod of $wit ask for a rejection and a thing from one cuniputer which also us. the system rei-uivideratjon" In response Keogh said there Amitler argsuiien( used by system to another IIe cited the we several other coenpaiue. training Keogh is that the spenuicatainj Icuniry cost as this wheuh, even thuusji they are mit allow for only IBM pruikacla ie to operate the eepup lb'd their parts could he ln the bit! form it says 'Model mint switched with IBM products. nuatitar its the apeflhlcainna At Wedoesdays satioul heard It may be a littl, difficult but refer to IBM Equal Iquipineed meeting, Randy Julins, director certainly not Unpiiatibie," he riieetirsg all conditions and of data Processing said aiwalhser said specifications will be ac . opatk. Coleman pointed to that statement and noted that even though HIM numbers were used. "all companies are famikaf with IBM products and itwuuevjssitJnessttisMUi. consparees would know Ibisand Little I cml say U'sI thee, is mit iii. On The Run To Tallahassee, Page SA cunnantes sn* their tide it there tam pinaity lee, It If the neal fiscal year 's budget will he evident that as much as heard does thong, Is mind Dells, n'tstar of tat Iwmd, 5lNcan he saved. He mini '1kw (11*) M$eney's could Coleman noted slate law know sM their .apmeed anteieutheith.nafgMbc take us to cest aid we ceod rsra only the,, bide be cold match the IBM a *y In hr svdslli( it pay dearly far backing nt' sslicded, 'so we weft ever ant capebllity" Rflie u'usid "hi weth stole I. pay Coleman added that the con- be yond the repuraae*" The pw'ttaalng agent also he trod does MMft that th. beard On whether the actuisi tajaj4 noted 'I'd hate to think of all ('ama, Ike ps.alty IS hat.. sent" cold do, paymmi at the sad can save siatm, Cils Ike wars Involved ii we hail toCrossword hlanner, Don Colemia, sl the hacnl year it there Is sot sa4"lrollyhavenoldas,and indeed sit twis and write what VAOsitiall school peerhasing agent said ami money available in t he IBM parts were being rwiununend,4 was that 4 reason the ----- Today was reqedat,.ol liea,*ö, Hapalal 4,111 (Ibstoariss SI -I 11-11 s-A K5I.L1L3 II Spirto feles.ass IN W.atbet IA ' --cL — �2*-f vøtng Herald Sanford. Ft. Mondy, Jvty 3, IM Moaday. July 1 '''S IA 1 Fourth Fun WORLD IN BRIEF ..-1-.d- .- , Big Set Tonight July 4th Sidewalk Sale, LI U.S. Reporters Refuse - To Take Part In Trial .. / - . ( MOSCOW 'tPI - No American reporters charged with libel told a Soviet judge today they will not take part in a trial and said S the case against them was without foundation" and should be dismissed. Craig Whitney, 34. of The New York Times, and Harold Piper, 39, of the Baltimore Sun, spent 30 minutes in the chambers of Moscow City Court Chief Judge Lev Almazov to discuss the charges brought by Soviet television officials, t -- - I North Yemen Launches Attack BEIRUT. Lebanon ltJPl I - The South Yemeni Embassy in Beirut said today troops CELEBRATING from neighboring North Yemen have laun- THE CELEBRATING ched a ground attack on the Beihan region on the pint border between the two Red Sea states. The military incursions came shortly after the Marxist regime in South Yemen charged that troops were assembling in order to commit aggression against the Aden regime and vowed a decisive response" against such action. Mondale Meets With Sadat JERUSALEM ' UPI I - Israel will attend a U S -sponsored foreign ministers conference in London but first wants a look at Egypt's peace plans. But Egypt hints it will not go unless Israel responds positively to Its proposals. Vice President Walter Mondale, who got Israel's tentative O.K. for the meeting, was due in Alexandria, Egypt, today to discuss the conference with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat before returning home. Flotilla H.ad.d For U.S.? Some early celebrating is done to celebrate the successful celebration. What makes the. Sanford Fourth of Jul Celebration worth celebrating Is that Mouse lodge Il with a check for $100 put the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce I-ourIho(Jul (ommittee orr the top in pas ing for Its fireworks. The celebrants are ifrom left I: Robert Buren. loose (0'.ernor; Kenneth Dooley. chic affairs chairman and Jack Wrlhk. trra'.urer of the chamber's committee. - Holiday Death Seniuiole County Courthouse The WA annexes and area city halls Will tse dilated Tuesday only for the Fourth of July holiday with the ,sc,$inis of Sanford, whIch will close Monday and Aftamode Springs, wtach will close both Monday and Tuesday Monday and Tuesday gas" bags pickupa will be made on Driver's License Eumij'.atoji (fftc, will be closed Monday and Tuesday, abe the motor vehicle un Wdlon stations will be closed Tuesday only, Podoffic,sandbaguka,iube closed on Tuesday. Food damp olikes will be Wednesday in Altamonte closed Tuesday. Persona Swings In Sanford garbage needing to otlain their July collection will be on the usual allocation of food Mama may schedule, pick them up Monday. HOSPITAL NOTES JUL' ivi.,, - ADMISsiONS '°' *,i,StI, I. Dftwf CiQIS. A 6.ktvt%i 4 i.ca 9" V9S'VS N'4ItaId PO.OI M LottQ*004 RutP PS t"S'O or.,.,. Cst eats,. G 5•' L'SNC..'O P 144o11. PStt5b.A Discwa.c.s l ow Mail Ckaws C ti'o $p.oc,, A,".' (OMNISf Ma". $.m5A.l$ C T5i.c *'W $Ma.. Hona Vv'" C RlO$SS. D,Is.' De.w.'s W.ss. 0.0... .mr, G Pv'w.w.. c... Q'. or, Cal. *flt PaI.w S.cR Jesn.s'. S.",.. $Sai.ie, ewt. *0114 Cattwr.e Vc'i. Datton assert I, I.is ssoni S,,4dasbsct Ovsv Cs, RuNs M 00.4',.. S.ii.t. ROUT BEER K0K$Ei4 A man who entered little Firemen Further Cripple Memphis MEMPHIS, Tem. i UPI Sinking firefighters successfully blocked sanitation depots today, further crippling city aersices and officials prepared to ask for an injunction to end the three-day strike, Union ftreiswn set up pIckets at access 'oats at three at the city's (our sanitation cutlets by la in. CDland leaders o(the 2,XOmemtwr sanitation woe- tars' union told the garbage men to go home rather than cresa the picket lines. By 7:31, no pickets arrived M the fourth outlet, workersniade nomoveto board garbage Inch and make thetr rounds. One cinreU3 fir" that have occurred during a city firemen's strike raged tlwougti a twoldock dointowu area late Sunday before emergency crews of lift supervuors could biting it wider Control. e were no repectad juries from the blase. which dest royed a wood molding twy hem and several other smaller buathesass Us the mid-city - ne(Øikerke.4. ha wider control. DaPatY (betLC. Nia, who bad been N" $ (IV fireflghttng, had evacuated residents from the teMoyne Gardens apartments as the roofs of the old public housing , . -.- - - '- -LJ 5.99 men's dress shirts spinning reels. accessories Ori. 39.91 100* iS) flvtc Cate. am -Gay U's saloon and food concessions own Frign. Now 5.99 co4ers•000r IS L ''ed Skateboards Confidence Maxim Men's and women's Terry beach thongs. pro golf set. 3 Woods .9j,ss, 159s,88 0,, pre-00P retail 1411 4 WOOdS, 9 Top F1I ifOflS.., 179.8$ i-out Of it A 0 Wsm*'s 400 balls. ......,.......5.88 9.99 to 72.50 Surfer jackets. Ionly to143 Outboard motors. ' 151,,t '4441'S1 '1 4e,99 Special buy Now 1144 Sale ! Igloo coolers. Halter tops. Puma and Bata tennis shoes. r in?'. ('ø Ass5,,? ed 1 PIN jug. 5. Men's and women's 19.99 Now Rat. 24. sir 43.99 Reç. Now 5,59 Now ilS ill Ong. lfoi'S 4.88 Now 50 ea. ' - Men's 4 piece Misses' sleeveless Misses' and juniors Misses' and junior Quad Suits tops. sportswear dresses. - a '. , Navy, black, blue, grey 100 pct polyeitr S 4 "two I males out partying" were arrested for violating the curtew , Now 59.88 Family 19 shoe clearance. - , ' sairt set'.. ti to 1120 2.99 COWL Now accsmedcidnaguig.resc,. nd tire ds1i*Wat vehicies sii,ng tires of cars 1isale III1CIaII panklpaled In a ribboi-ceijsg ceremony this morning at lb. di.itn lacilMie, .1 Ike bank completing the merger .1 Flagship Rank of SanfUrd and Flagship C.t4. Rank of Seminole, From kit. Janice James White. president of Flagship Ranks mc,: Mayor Li Moor,, a member of the bank board; John Mercer. I" bank presi. dent and T.E. 'locker, chairman and chief eeiith ece officer, The Be*bank has assets of more than 11" million. springfl,14 eternthr, ike president; Now 3•99 tol9e88 50% Now 2.88 b7d isCPenney . Salilord Plaza only. Open 10 A M. to 6 P.M. Tuesday, July 4. pant %.ils Now 30% to 50% off off After Five long gowns In a side vanIty of fall colors Long Silive acrylic Sizes S M L Odg. u.00 '.m Orig to $26 NECK SWEATERS Ng. IN $34 '• I'h1gtP Assorted '.?le'.. 7 shirt drsi.'s long '.1,,,, ilioqt '.i,,,, Top,, pants. shorts. and blazers Size, 32.3*. Special Buy at ' - Poly cotton solids and print reversible vest w matching pants , --' II Orig 19999 3 H.P. air cooled • 9 1 .22 Now Otto 199 000v00 1 or,g 5uq.ite4 rota,, ssii Ori1.9.99to12.99 . .... Now 4.88• 14.88 Closeout savings ! 4.88 ,., .•,-,. Orig. 49 C 100* iii Entire line of Now -,,,'.' 0,-sq 12.95 to 2799 Now 24.99 Orig. ry m ow Inside light'. tootb.tll teardrop *ndoo'. Now 29.99 14 Now 6.99 klcktail Special 69-uti Rota o Oafl(l%S L/Sleeve 40% off off! reduced. pcI poly 33 pct cotton S/Sleeve Orig. '12 25% grills, Custom fit shirts dered Sunday by Mayor W>'eth as P Van 61 Sale! Our entire line of Charmglou 9 99 Now Olympic °i-' fotTh Apartments. shersils officials. Diamond Plaza on Magnolia Seminole County, and Aurnue in Altamonte Springs ENGINEThF.T took a stereo, television and and ordeted a root twer, tit pulled a.32 caliber revolver and records with a combined valise A re-built Volkswagen ordered 1)rea II. Option, 18. of I 13.100 over the weekend, engine, valued at $330was 102 SalemSt., Altamonte reported stolen from the front Thieves also netted a stereoporch of a house at 1404 take springs to turn over all the money in the cash register.and two interior doors, valued Ave., late Saturday or earl)' The roUser made ofI with at M c a bone owned by Sunday. Owl' $31), according to shenfra oon rowr,i •5 iI uongw000 Frances J Hill, 1177 Persian records, and fled in a 1961 Or Trail, l.ongwood, late Friday or early Saturday . Lane repirted a drill and $aw 1969 Ford taken from his car while it was STEJIFA)T1IEI'T Ploetin 15 in the process of par at Charlie-s Auto Thieves broke into the moving into the house from vice, 7101 Aloma Avenue. The apartment of Dana J. Hutton, another date, according to equipment was valued at $314. 1W Milling crowds waidling the fire hindered hahn efforts to enforce a is pm. curfew or- Union firemen also were Orig. 19,95 - nopface for refuge. just moved out into the streets. watching as the flames leaped three stones into the sky. (.3tanitler declared a civil emergency in the city after fire supervisors battled more than firesdasw,g a 24-hour' period bungSMy wwil percent" at whicti he said were set by firemen . solid brass 50% off Events orhesiled Indide; am-Parade forms ap on Saritispur Road 1:30 am.-Jning for childrens parade at the Professional F] -- t $5 qt ice chest a..54." Now project were pepperedwith falling spirks and ashes. Most of the people, who had Chancier. Officers said Junior *st coast style Couplings Ionly MaitlandS,ougliSeminole Chamber of (un'Jnercr will bold its 21st annual Fourth of J017 celebration Tuesday on the theme. "The Way to Celebrat, '1$". nylon reinforced '.u'h Ypilo'. blue &,.ti,l n sizes S lo I? some 1,100 Tennessee National (luarthinen, brought in during the weekend to help with the i!I7 IUiUIIId aesoik II PSIkS mllwypsusonssl,csthuc,ne atopped him for allegedly to SIC that it dN t INS carrying WWf ci $ai'41Iic Duruug the height of the fire, in has car Sat day, - SA.IF' 'e,I!res SA'ety g ua,l,iflj 41 qt ic, chest battling Mun Mass ft to AL two iw ewe THIN THIU far 1110110111otiy after charged , (liT, "We're J a third was charged with WAS ONE mwnW - ."isr cuts a 7 t?m''e Sims Set For Court Appearanc e Today in more than 30 robberies and buglanes in Florida over the past three years. mirrors. Bater .fiberglan .plastic :straight Istraight klcktaltSdouble For Fourth OWr J $4.54,. Gatsea N5f•5 M400 ku5,r4 0s4451 i. I.r.A Lw,iais 11 hose. Line trimmer, Murder BEACH (UP!) - A report that a Haitian refugee flotilla of 17 boats may be heading for South Florida from the Bahamas is keeping the Coast Guard on the alert. an armed flintier). neil was on It> MAX EJIKIIXTIAS One boat carrying 25 men, women and I his 1118) into the pharmacy to Herald Staff Writer children - was sighted by the Coast Guard j gets presrnsicnfilled when he Sunday off Riviera Beach. They were turned I Terry Michael Suns, M, is was 5154 Sails, was arrested last week over to the Border Patrol for processing. scheduled to appear in Seminole County Circuit Cowl in San Diego, Calif. and tranat 130 pm. today for a spitted to Seminole Count) preliminary hearing on charges liter Friday night. ills first of first degree murder in courtappeuance,inPuchh (I#r',g ar) nearing date was tunjiftiko with ire smoting preliminary Office et, took place Saturday death l)ec. 29, 1177 of Deputy morning. George A. PIed. ' believed to part of a of Pled in trusS of the Village gang of between 23 arid 33 Pharmacy in Iongwood, during people who have been involved D sow es'. Mc K.4 ,,., I*ta . 0004 1 t •.,a, (is$15145 A *sNhii O,iSIt.Ii Sateo I J•SSS. $4 P.s.rssosg DISCNUSU$ At Auto 3.99 (nter on Maitland Avena. S am-Parade down Sandspur. Maitland Avenue to Maitland Toll Garden Special 10 am.- Booths, rides and ilok-in-one Contest By (Sated Press latera.al .sal Sunday moning at the interiec- Hogan s Creek 10:30 a in.- Parade award presentation. Civic Center patio weekend began at 6 p.m. local The traffic death toll around lion of Slate Road 44, three The driver was identified as time Friday. The counting 11a.m to3p m.- 1)iaco dancing in west wing featuring LU 105 Florida issthed upward today u miles west of Wuidwood, in 27-)ear-old Hobart Henry Ste- period ends at midnight TuesII am. to6p.m.- Continuous entertainment in east wing inthe lord Vowthat July weekend rural Swnter County when their wart and his passenger was itay. chiding Buddy Holiday and the Fabulous 50s Revue, disco went Into its third day. car crashed broadside into listed as Benny Lee Thomas, 41 A breakdown of accidental dancers. rock grouw, a magician and others Both were residents of deaths 4-7 p m - Barbecue chicken dinner served in Civic ('enter The Florida highway Patrol semi-trailer ti-irk. The auto was dragjed nearly Jacksonville. the Fill' sai& followed by drawing for prizes rcpntedll persons - all adults Traffic 303 the huge rig. 9 p.m.- Fireworks at lake I.srien nest to 14 -- dead in traffic accidents 300 fed Two ci who died in the acTwo persons killed last t)rownmgs The Oviedo Jaycees and Jayceftes will sponsor that city's trtweern 6 pm EDT last cident were identified by the Friday night - a roan in Miami l'Lanes 12 annual Fourth of July Festival to be held nest to Meat World Fndayandtomldnightsiguday. Fill' as Vernon Lasrence and a woman in Ocala -- also Total Schedule of Tuesdays events in Oviedo: By the end of the holiday Titene, 2$, and Lundria Barrel- remain unidentified. They were Texas reported 2$ traffic II am --Activities begin and continue throughout the afternoon period at midnight Tuesday. the both pedestrians, hit by passing FlIP estimated the death toll son Hayes. 23, both of Tampa Noon -- Serving begins for barbecued chicken and nba. deaths followed by California Identity of the third victim, a vehicles, the hIP said 9 pm Fireworks. will total 40. with 19. Alabama and Virginia 23-year-old man, was still with II cacti: Mississippi and Fiveofthedeathsrrportedso pending (.ene'.-a'i Fourth of July festivities will be held at the cornA count by Lnited Press 0tuo with 13 each; New York far occurred Sunday, three on Shortly after dawn Sunday in International at 6 am EDT and Mi&'uuri with 12 each; munity center. 10 am Saturday and there on lad Jacksonville two men were today diuwed at least 303 Florida, Indiana and Wl-wi,iin Parade beginning at Second and Pine and ending at Friday night, killed when their vehicle ran persons had been killed in with II each, and Pennsylvania community center. 10,30 to 3-- Sack races, watermelon sired spitting. watermelon Three persons died early out of control and plunged into traffic deaths since the holiday with 10 eating contests, food concessions. In Deputy WEST PALM I ADMISSIONS Seminole County will get its Fourth of July celebration off to a bang-up start tonight with a fire works display in back of the Altamoate Mall in AJIMwde *mla at I p-rn. and disnas the festivities with more pyrotechnics Tuesday night at Sanford. Maitland and Oviedo Parades will higthgi* the das activities in Maitland and (eneva. Plenty of old-fashioned fun, food and entertainment will he on tap Urotiout the area. Sanford's Fourth of July Fun Fair will be held in Fort Mellon l'ark under the sporAorstup of the Greater Sanford Chain ber of Crinmerce. Scheduile of Tueallay's Pun Fair events II am. tolpin.-4eneral Sanford Museum loon. ii am-Game booths and food concessions oven. 11 nosn-Sarhecur and other food aradable. 130 pin -Cssdederate Army demonstration. 2 pin.- Greased pig ant -winner gets the pig. 24 p.m.-Lie brnsdcast by wrRa 3 p.m.- Frog jumping Contest-bring your own frog. 4 p-M.-u-owning at Fourth of July King and Queen in Ycu*tu Program Inc. 440 p.m.-BubUe Gan mowing Contest- prizes for all 3 P.M - Sock Race. 6pm.- Drawing for TV. 7 p rn.-1)rawinii for crocheted tablecloth 9 p in.- Fireworks on the lakefront Saxwen organjjatnjuj will have booths - in junior sizes. -- Voiles, pOlyeitet'. iOIOdi's Sti,s S II Or to $34 Now 50% oft �.:i £vem.1 sara li, Sauteed, Fl. Ewning Hetald (.beney Maim. Appointed by the root several years ago to defend repded on4erwuld gainating out of the es. cue tiNUO Blactbo'n,PC perience monetarily. but he learned a if. The hid thing he learned was that many people remember he was B*actrs'a attorney and few remember that hedidn't ctsnee ft)* rather, the )ob clone lion - 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD. FIA. 32fl1 Area Code 3-.a11or123.m3 Around Monday. July 3 1971-IA WAY?iE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. (HRlN. Editor RONALD G. BECK. Adverusnig Director Mason says he worked harder any he has ever handled ' I' Laffer Theory No He would probably hare been paid $4 or had he submitted a tell for his services to tie coot as a result of the açoutment. but 4 lust wawfl worth the effort he said. '1 I The Clock , DONNA Laughing Matter Like most revolutions, the incendiary tax rebellion that is spreading from California across the United States in the wake of Proposition 13 is not without a strong. motivating philosophy. The leading economic philosopher on this redho( tax issue is Arthur H Laffer, a 3&year'old professor of business economics at the University of Southern California Mr Laffer is being hailed by some enthusiasts as potentially the most influential economist since John Maynard Keynes, the British-born exponent of government spending. Although relatively unknown to the public until recently. Mr Laffer is recognized in academic and political circles as the chief guru in a new and growing economic school that gives taxes a primary role in our economic civilization Unlike most monetarists and Keynesian economists who insist that the economy is powered primarily by l)EMANt). determined either by money in circulation or government spending, Mr. Laffer argues that what incentives produce are equally important The capstone of his theory. which he illustrates with an increasingly famous Latter' curve.' is that taxes, if too heavy, inhibit economic growth if taxes exceed a certain level, which he puts at 50 percent, investments and productivity decline and produce lower, not higher, receipts. Tax cuts, on the other hand, create incentives for production, and this leads to lower prices and even more tax revenues The Latter theory is having a stunning political impact The Kemp-Roth bill to cut taxes across the -: hoard over three years, which was sponsored by Rep Jack Kemp. RN .Y . is taken straight out of Mr. Latter's texts. And Federal Reserve Chairman 6. William Miller is calling for a shift in Keynesian philosophy of managing demand in the economy to stimulating incentives and investment. And while conservatives and businessmen rally to Prof. Latter, he is also attracting support of liberals because he offers the poor a way out of ~41j$hs pow' who are taxed most : their heavily,' he siys.I1e is now working on an im• portant study on the adverse effect of taxes on labor markets how high taxes are disincentives to work and play a big part in the deterioration of inner cities Mr. Latter was an early supporter of Proposition 13 and predicted the national impact that its passage is now having across the nation fron city halls to Congress. Indeed, early in the spring, he was calling for another tax initiative to cut sales and income taxes undoubtedly an idea California's capital. Sacramento, must regard with special horror now. In any event. California will become a vast economics laboratory to lest Mr. Latter's op-timislic forecast made long before the June election that a reduction in property taxes will mean expansion. new jobs, more investment and, finally, higher tax revenues." If this works out, as we all hope, Mr. Latter will be well on his way to pining Adam Smith in capitalism's pantheon. - - We 've Got A List Aksan& Soisn4syn mud han taken time sof for a Putter chuckle at the Supreme Cast's decision to halt the tunaction of a Tennessee dun that threatens to doom a th ,-ui-long hill called the Snail Darter. The literary glait recently cs%1gattd Western society for, alflofl(Wet IPVI(L its reliance on a legaildir framework to the tspense of all efse. The darn, one part of a 1130 million pro ject. was E prresd finished in $073 when a profeor daiconted the only bosh eiwirtdis of the Snail t).rtar in the gravel shoals studi would be flod by the dan. The cast on a 0-3 edt, uterpreted the Endangered Species Act as mean" that Congress afforded such orgaittins Uw higiwat priority. We can understand the riding by the jim in favor of endangered species; a few more such decisions and the court Might find itself on the sane list. BERRY'S WORLD Whether be was working for pay or not. his m treed 1) that case is (10 M. U you remember actburn was convicted Its the circuit cowl in Sevnuiole Cowl; for conspiring with an initridual In have has alleged heu*eiaM m.krL But the man he was acased of conspiring with In murder Clyde Lee was acquitted "The press, the cowl, everyone was surprised that Blackburn was convicted,' siding that the jury convicted Blackburn because ANGLE.WAL TERS Generic Drugs: It's Time r1i ____ 1a 1 1 •-'i A NW Of kLAR C&'IW M J im ,M5!P Sf 7W 1wAtaY. rSsw,sr izct HOLFAS TO /IP /TPFTJNMtNLY/TO A FM IN BRIEF WASHINGTON ut'Pli A sharply divided Supreme Court ruled today that Ohio's 4-yearold capital punishment law violates the Constitution because it does not provide enough leeway for mercy The decision provides new hope for the 99 persons awaiting execution in Ohio - more than in any other state except Florida. - - Almost to Mate legislatures have rented the as*isubotitsgim lass the irA*y promoted in the 1100's. Doctors aid pliarmacids in those dales now have an opportunity to provide patents with quality tugs at low cod The federal Food and Dug Administration o FDAi is preparing holh a model date law aimed at promoting the use of generic drugs and a national lid of generics acceptable as sub' s*itu*es for brand-name livanmaceigacala. Most Muutem*s of history would rate the edabiistvnecut of societies based upon the litter of la's and corsequerdly reprieved from the alums of higher authorities such ass Louis XIV, (leorge Ill or any Czar you might wish to name as the supreme actuevetnent of the democratic revolution. SCIENCE WORLD - Who's Respc nsible Here?, I .lsl .dziuit thai trw okastuoncd attitude ut the Danish medical profession on the question of medical records is baflhmng," Jakotsen said Ui an interview "Surety it must be in their interest to release the information so we can discover the real reason for the wcencn's blood stoppage.' The really' surprising *t. abodit tiii Sotahenitsyn thesis, however, is that it is basically so old hat He may addi-esa himself to political and social signs of out times. but he is really only rthashtng prophecies of the decline of the West which weren't even new when Oswald Spengler, mod notably, propounded then a half century back. The prophecies would have it one way, bit history has had it another. Far from declining. COPENHAGEN. Denmark tUPE EIght b esteem democracy has been gaining in strength fle Federal Trade Convnivaon i Fit) soon women who claim they became seriously ill and scope throughout the present century. it has will release the results of its two-year-long (all because of taking birth control pulls are fighting triumphed in two world wars and has taken runt Investigation into generic substitution. FTC a legal tattle to determine who. if anyone, is in the defeated powers of the lad It sets the Chairman Michael Pertsdiu* already has legally responsible. standards of governmental organization Eight drug manufacturers and the patients' criticized the industry for peddling parliaments and cowls and elections which doctors disclaim responsibility. Health 'euggerated claims" and "icxe dories" abut The first test case tnu'olues Jane Julthn. a even mod authoritarian regimes flatter by authorities have refused to lit the women see generic thugs. nurses helper from Boone on the Baltic island of Imitating to some superficial degree. their own medical records. Bordolin. Penctiu*'s remarks cane dirvig the recent The women, aged between IS and 40, suffered Solzheiutsyn's mod Important and inarguable P'us*'Sataonal Coideeence on C.eimc Deugs. cerebral thromboses blood clotting in the In the United Slates. the pills are accunpamea purl was made unudectially. Persecuted for sponsored by the New York Slate Assembly, the brain - and their lawyer J0f1111 Jakotaei said b, a warning that oral contraceptives are tiaderd views in the homeland to which he ('auictl of Slate (ionnwnenta and the National the pill was to blame associated with a higher risk of blood clots. nevertheless referred with suirti rest, he Asacuaturu of Retired Persins. The dug companies usil Jakotsen prove loud refuge in a Western democracy. Here, he In anitles' conference speech. Sea. Gaylord aMber doctors advised the women aloud American manufacturers of oral con- W only was free to express dissent from the etsom, D'Wis., noted that the lad two FDA poeat4e side effects, whether the pill was traceptives say claims and law suits have been pludos,pluy amid policies of his hods bud enjoyed c'csTinussaoners 'have repeatedly dated that prescribed as a pregnancy preventive mew, filed over the years by users of the pulls bud me the use of prestigious podium in the delivering there is no difference Puiwom drugs sold WAWr WA whetter the pill was responsible for causing company official said claims related to tiromof it. He was listened to with respect arid his their generic liames ant thraie said wider they the thromboses. horn have been infrequent lately because of the much-discussed views given circulation in a Irate names." The women claim their itedon never waned warnings. public far beyond his original audience. The uidistry's mod riced ploy is a Cam- them of possible consequences. Jolotsen semi to That is a demonstration of strength, not A spokesman for another compally said legal weakness. POP waning that the public's preference for court when doctors refused In give hum the inexpensive generic digs mauidactuied by neceasary medical reJ.. Preliminaries in the action generally results in the company's favor "imitators" is stmql.ded became it will case already have taken is Months. because of a lack of evidence linking specific As for Shake, that community's tortuous el' Jakobasi said legal action against the dug problems to the p10. "If we win," Jakotsen said, foils to reconcile free speech and public sem deprmn tie 'umovaia's" in the held - the elite PMA membertiop of income needed to ceJlspanses probably won't dart for another "I expect there will be a wealth of women who sibildies came to atlas some mites distant, in a year sill ward to sue in similar cases." finance research on new drugs. Chicago part. - - WASHINGTON UPI Thanks to the Supreme Court, the snail darter is alive and well but a distant cousin, the Tecopa pupfish, has been wiped out by totally avoidable" human carelessness, says the Interior Department. The Fish and Wildlife Service said it was the first time a species has been moved from the endangered list to the extinct list. - - - - ... B, HEIL'i THOMAS U1'lWhite House Repenter Veterans Still Getting Short-Changed WASHINI..Tt)N - Werateedly snggatad that President Caster had neghefad the vdoraiw she served in Vietnam, the war Anwflca would like to forget Many cant had jots; others at, languitahsiug to dug realm and Prison cells. Caner's vitereon programs, we reputed, have failed. We an ed shely asiin..L We Md miped.4 ted ndmd Non, ow ameAt sucnla7 in dwp of ed to op ann basil hi being recent Jkliessistal1immed ouldba )akL aulsi-. ar We hiss do tNd a of of ft Lr a Uvwd Acandivilll Olin peas. The riput cavArmis oar tarber che', "Akh maay sitanna heif*at from the job prs, the repel declares. "much more could be dane be than programs to find jobs and training opportinilies for the veteraft- Vrol r.(m re"" that ceslass indubag the 'akle& dd receive pv$5aidlM treatment in federal jib placement. Bat the - il eswuuien dia.r,4 that "ipedal cassidenigana was generally not given to puny eel*ran. The rest alas cimees the some of the i Foloom ddliam stick Maik lid Mare I& an madint. be the Case of esitia em0 (Mon the deft: 1*. Labor, FsiM I. the (hogs-son and aw pokk on 006W of Persons sorsid by the -kng prian ir 1afponleU,we 600led onwavoillmodsmaredw asa'ad ,nW*j si1aranuecef inasy alaa an i _ .s.." The avillim tand 'vto d.gs,a of 11 L sme s,enma ram" Vigo W74 5wf_at... JIM pulpeda sin cumed as an sansda 0 sany as thewe 11111111111111W I Whew we ,fe4id Haiiball with the GAO's findings, he 1.44 as the (lAO, in has opinion, "could be wwelaabee," RoTSN UP - Social thinkers ames America tipped their glasses led week to a said; rapeil, which claims a ltUe Ieang wwi't harm the health of most people. But there's a slight catch; we've discovered the repast vu tuwiced by Its US. Brewers Aocsatim. The beer beewen, hardly advocates of temperance, gave 813111.34111 far research over teas years to the kasar'Pernane*. Medical Cedan of Oakland, CAM. cowherd the one or lie duds disly ees't hem awl so diui1a and, sideel, led social dWrs may be Was s.ceplrtie I. lissrill attacks than (urn The ha5igs "40""It Brewers Anistrubw which paid far them. A spatsanas dodly defeated the reenact. "We wed to keon as mat as ranbee atsil the pewlite ad adaof our prala" he told our reputenjud lavso. lIe bi-..,.hgedsmthe lonmechens law to daty on what their f.dsgs siwli he, new the qi ° WATtN ON WUTI - The cruapuars ans'l the all ass raking a the hets as the Albetic City beardualk Ibis swr. Alan Adiumaw the abowily-edurated, 27-year-aid son of a 'sdl4oifo darter, has nionaged to hit a - 0.11 1111 provided by the Iazpey,ra. The aewy was awarded to bun under a program designed to provide jobs for the "u.employed. eiderumploysd and economically thsadnt*aget" 11 Ackerman is not d&sadvedaged, he managed to qualify for the grant because he had been unemployed for 15 weeks The Labor Dapsitmed batoned the $JSS span Pen to lay a "B aide trail" for the blind along the II5VW( boardwalk. Na Cuiisida of mag,wlmasd metal .uden nailed along the taduaika sia-ends lenglh. It ''onbly sill ONM*LhNUOUMto promenade the bairdwaik toudibdly, with the use of special SOLIMM4 canes. Beadle (net sagas and numbers are also being erected. But according to Cecil Lain. vie sorts with We lid at a local Lions ('Rub Cedir, the Actuman prswt is a bi 114Ie Leon said the Lime Club usUally hacted the pro jet. had with' dies as siqiput, became arseys showed the tied randy used the bia'd'alk. When they did, they 1111111 4 I. have M owset. Footnote. Ackerman did list packet all the tups)sns' Dime,. He hired a "visually handicapped" white .ounan to serve as a "bluid HYDEN, ustrusior and alone" and two blacks to help Is) the Kraill.traai" Ky actioO is like an entity cannon Ul'i Carter by fl*ntt Perspiring profusely in the sidling heat. Sunday told a cheering, foot-stomping crowd of 4,000 at the dedication of the 815 million Richard Si Nixon Recreation Center in this southeastern Kentucky taut town "We have to cool the public rhetoric and toughen up the private bargaining. Tough talk Utat isn't locked up by strong Bills Aimed At Smugglers WASHINGTON tupli - A Senate cornmittee and House subcommittee have approved legislation that would make largescale cigarette smuggling a federal crime and Put 100 more federal agents in North Carolina, 40 . . - ' 111411 %R11) NI Entire Police Force Quits NEW BERN, S.C. (UPI) The city of New Bern is looking for replacements for its entire 35- man police force. Mayor Leander Lee" Morgan says the city is to begin accepting applications today for replacements to the force, which quit en masse Friday in a pay dispute. But Morgan also said lawyers were to take initial steps today that could lead to negotiations with t he officers and a settlement of differences. - 1. CAMP PENDL,L'TijN Calif. itJl'Ii - For the past tie,, years, a homosexual male priditude rung ha, teen operatlag out Of this sprawling coastal us Marine tins, with roots spreading undo gay community acme IX miles homosexual activity in the Hollywood area Police ii Dan ('mie said Hollywood vrTasgrapfi) opera' toe's played a critical role in uuitlgatuug the operation 'We learned of the operation u'lgj'ul months ago and it ap- patently involved an individual who was soliciting 17-and 1$- Officers disclosed during the weekend an investigation unto the ring resulted in the recent discharge of lt Marines and a (111515 probe by military Ituredigatot5 The Naval Investigative Set' vice contacted the Los Angeles Police Department to exami ne, the ring's connection with year.ohus through a Marine C0r75 contact," (coke said "They were sent into Hollywood for male prostitution and homosexual acts in porno graphic films" A base spokesman said the ring was uncovered when ring leaden became moc'v aggresuse in soliciting young Marine recruits on the base • Seal Pups Activity Under Close Watch AREADEATHS MYSTIC, (horn. sister, Mrs. John Moore, Oste.n; brother, E. Jonas Leonard James Nines, 73, tlhblhn, DeBary and three former ridded of Midway graudctitktui. irimen Funeral llonue'PA is Trailer Part. Lomgwood, died charge nit arrangements. Saturday Afternoon ur un at Wed Orange Manor, Winter Garden. A native of JackamvWe, ill he 04*111014 iuoy LEONARD MJND had lived in Longwood since lIlImoiing MO(.wiia Hotel. Manila A WU1 S's U5U Is TI Ave., died U ii home Friday. was a Haptid Bless" on a native Survivorsuucluate two siat.n, Watarsto,n, WIS. He moved to Mrs. helm Florence Roberts. both ci Sanford from Feimlincre, Wis, Mautland; a slice Sirs- Frmees in ian, He was a voter an and Dads, rn member of the American Fusers! Iaglon He vu forwerty wall be m Berwyn Funeral avow of tie Mottaena HU.1. Gramko..Gauues Include Use Home, Longwood, is so charge Muriel Sedan, of the Mrs of arrangements Intel, arid several cewliFiaetat services Sell hell C1IARIfl GIBLIN will be held in Blue wow. Win. Local arrangement. are Charles C. (shIn, $1. of b, handled by Gremkev (Man did Suds; night Uha yJ Home, it bias. Boa in Now Martedetlie, W. ba-, he heed in (Moon far Its Poe 40 pears H. wasretuidfrrutheM'myard uSLsN. c.aatas awsid so WWI arid Il. He U' Facenam wvesss sa Casies C iUPIi - Marie Life Aquarium officials, armed with tape recorders and peeru through binoculars ar, keeping a sited, rouindthedoct go" Of every nowit by the first Southern Fur seal ban in captivity ., (hi Sunday they recorded the rd sounds of the newborn pup and its mother, The mother is 'making . _______________ Netl. a"#" win be SeW , ..es eec s'sa.. r•ui e •vies, Jr ..',CoI,wI w14 'a Oslo" C..uIar ..s c'ac-w PA mid has teen (hairnian of flu' u,amnevuulie-tiachua (owlu Regional L'taiulies hur t chunntian of it* t;nue Alachua Count) Regional Transportation lloarl member of the North Central Florida Regional Planning ('musu'll. and as'tiue in the f'luntta Her. NtiunI li'ague of ('itaes and I'iorida t'aue 'f in the professions who can understand technical argument, and ha v e the background and training for i t , he said Saturday Pie is running a 110, mile (reich from the northern end of longboat Key in Manatee County, near' Brademion, to City Island in Sarasota ('owl; little. who holds bachelor and master's degrees in engineering, said he would be During the years tittle has taught law at the University of Cities the tide of dictatorial upperslion In an apparent criticism of has cheered in lhden . For Hornos exual Sex Ring away , either running against the power ciunupanies or with their MOde in the companies tills It atwu hithers me that the IN daft is nuatuug les'u.ions,' he ' . - " "°' His campaign wcondwasaflvemil,ruitftum the Cam city ball over theAnother of has students on Hubert Huimiiur,; Bridge and Aruder ('renshaw, Republican tact. Little's moat recent rum candidate for secretary of was Wednesday when he date traveled the six miles from Guilt Breeze to i'ensac'ota over the little said that being an si known as the longed ty .ill help ham an the of' fuhang pier in the world iic,. The cabinet need people Marines Solicited Youth S MENLO PARK. Calif. i UPI George L Stout, 80, former director of the Isabella St ew a rt Gardner M useum in Boston and a pioneer in the restoration of art works damaged in World War II. died during the weekend following major surgery. , of st the ' ' Art Restorer Stout Dies ,_ , for an appointive public uerva'e commission P51.1 Near the end or his remarks, shut 'lion mail 'suit is' he became am barely' audible lie iasuunal aPpearaiwri in non was icr; emotional alnnst to politit'*l f,rusns to ,, pre* I'residemi Carter's decisions to the post of tears as he wind Slew, vi the future of (nueru For awhile it was like a abandon the WI timber and up Itis address psrtaciilarlu in the ace's f return to the 1171 caznpugn production of the nesiflun y,. still have )ou' mule, foreign Eli,) the isiie County 'eder,al delay tomb, Ni xon chided those Mr 'lion, new woman iluon. The Fuul knui Army tusn.i beauty queen and doiui'*i of who think we should not ggo le,d d pisurut the Washington Past loisl officials were Intro' .114. ahead with an arms progi-anuw' lie laid down what Pie said Starctu br his cut Niicti nek' the lord' s Prayer 'sas read. that he Sovi.t wont this is should be' the principles 'f US in a iiuifui'cade to the airport ui and the band played I)uue naive foreign policy I onikn, Ky 53 nuik's away. fr and My Old Kentucky hone' s 42-minute speech at Pornno, he said, (tie United a flight in a Cisate ii I before Nixon. dressed in a blue times had the sound ida foot' States must maintain Its Memphis to visit trietusti iii swtandtiiuicstf'ipi'dtie,weittto was ii defenses, not only to defend funnier supporters ant frusu the piuutusn amid a deale,wug ball rall) and he terruapled repeatedly with itseil but to help others because there a aunnesting 1,ollifli er1l.11 roar ief chrers shoudi of Approval fruit) the if we do nut, the tide of It" night lame ti (aiibornu,i An American flag stood thousand of enthusiasts in this taturship will roil over the staunchly Republican coal Others and w, will face aimo(il. behind him mmmd town, population iOU world Brass tionits played Calilie said hr does not belle,, 'ion sad there is no nation burma Piece I tune, and a 21 war is inevitable lie said both in the free World elceji the Intel Mates that the ttlflsaluir was s000drd nv the Sostete and the Lnitcsl 'hun went to the odium, Mates true, they could destroy and power to dciii strength adorned With a large cross arid eat$i other and know an arms a sign that react 'Thanks bc' ,we us ribit in their inter-ed Courage under Fire." Nason But, he said. the Souueta are arrived at the dedication building up militarily and for us in a 106 CaibUac to get an; limitations on arms ouce 04dm in by tanner we umus høw barisiraig I President Dwight I) Fisen- chips" .. - Bobtrilled Press International Persistent and sometimes heavy rains soaked the upper Midwest today, flooding lowland areas and causing at least two deaths, evacuation of thousands of residents and millions of dollars in property damage in Wisconsin and Illinois. tended the (Mess Baptist will be In clam touch with the alternative in the future that people of Florida, and to prove results of the election cause an - Rains Flood Midwest, 2 Dead Lbsu'n*,sasabsn of the Sanford Ukn ledge. Amsolcon Lailon if Seward. (Jh, $ee'vivcrs Include Mi wits, Mn Marjorie Gilin, (Moon; Mont days I sill rim sit miles at a clip," he said. "bud on some days I will run far' JOF I.lTtt.F tiler" little who tins for fitnewsmut fin, sail he is dret' liespute the way he plaits to chant oril the rum over the sumne because on scene days uote on the constitutional he must be in other parts (it the revision, I don' t expect the people to abolish the elected cabinet system I hope the Ile said he is running so he I Richard NLIOIt at limes suuuhmg, at tunes angry, occainaudible from emotion used his first public speech in nearly four years to cTitIcUe Curt-slit foreign polic') without mentioning President - SACK ANDERSON labor hay The candidate said he u opposed ti casino gamhiling and Nixon Critical Of Naive' Foreign Policy NEV' YORK UPI Police at Kennedy Airport today were questioning a man who claimed a trunk in which the body of man in his 20s W3S stuffed. U S Customs Agents discovered the dead man about 9 p.m. Sunday when a trunk that arrived on an American Airlines flight from Jamaica burst and the corpse spilled out. Port Authority police said " , at the Gulf of Meitco on ts kgrousuilAlso w iilhe'Iplul te Bridges Mason and lykketiOiii, ij that bither'u me are serving as L.attle's about an etemlivepublit' write Orange ant Seminole ('oust; conimemoon ii that they are, run was anl$'mule trip tram the to Atlantic Ocean Jacksonville city hail the only engineer 'n the ,ihin.'t and his engineering Without Mentioning Carter ... Corpse Trunk Arrives Virginia and K(iicky. ttuMclty-saidhwwtllbeginhuas run at the Atlantic Ocean at S 305 m Tuesday and plans to office as an elected pod. "As long as the elected office of Secretary of State ev.ds. it is important Iwill vote to abolish the elected cabinet because the present system lacks ac c'owdatility," he laid. "The people are not aware that the secretary of date and the other cabinet members have a voice and a vote equal to that of the governor in so many executive departments of the date So the governor cannot really be responsible or actousdable in this situation," said Little. 43-year-old formet mayor of Uziesvitle arid us years a city conznseioeuer the date constitutional revision Which would eliminate that - Sotitenitsyn delivered a hr,and-bewidone address at Harvard University's commencement that attracted the attention, largely critical, of almost every commentator in sight plus the First Lady. Mrs. Carter look particular except Ion toSoizhenitsyn's assertions of a tack of moral fiber and determination among Americans, Not so, she firmly responded, and IN certainly knows personally whereof she speaks on that particular subject. A number of Solzheniuyn's observations were pulling, such as Pus criticism of a "society which is based on the letter of the law and never reaches any higher." other parts of the date lti* ft1'd The November general election for - Alexander SoPzhenats)n and Sluokie. Illinois are on the face of it an unlikely pairing. lk*h the tided Russian writer and the tom' fortable Chicago suburb have been in the news of Late, however, and under circumstances in which make a similar point. Florida, his students have mm' chided kical attorneys. Cheney Mason, 1lion l,ykkebak, on' little is literally twiningfor ut-ted ii candidate for date the afflict. announcing be will tittle who regularly rum IS- attorney of Seminole and run from coast to a c' Across 30 males a week, has been Revarct two years ago, and Florida. from Daytona Reach to warming isp for the mid Florida Jack Bridges of the Sanford St Petersburg beach, during run by making shouter tripe in firm , and lii campaign. Joe Little, an engineer, lawyer and teacher at the University of florid College of Law for It years, is a Democratic candidate for Florida Secretary of State. But he wtU be one of the Floridians who will vote in the Death Penalty Illegal Pairing Of The Odd Couple will be acceptable to the statewide office can be woo people,' he said. without WcAft 8 great deal of honey By DONNA 1S'TtS Herald Stall Wrllu Supreme Court Rules Ohio VIEWPOINT Me, day. July 1. Vs IA Joe Little On The Run,,,To Tallahassee K 14 I A, L y DON GRAFT For almost two uieides. PMA and its members - the nation', w 'afthued drug camPanes have spent billions 'f k,Uans in 01111warranted litigation, Ih*vslve IAbb,ung and lavish promotional schemes designed to keep generic drugs oil the market But that high-po wered campaign is on tie verge of collapse because of a series of recent developrneila: The U £ Supreme Ccitt lad year struck downthe indum*ryb.cked ban on advectasing drug prices. Man) major thug done chairs now cksplay large sages showing customers that they mitten must pay two to fire tames as must for prerqiiceu filled with "Brand'name" drugs than for Identical as wit He claimed the .'1k1sed rile 1w Vietmian vileraia bid declined by 47 ,u4.4 king the "or. He do PwAnd led *4jots for lS v(amaw g.il.ad As videlat be m.i a .1 dbdfr's. nwida." Work continues in &inimie Supenuor of Elections Camilla Bruce's office on the rectification * Atfl,%4,j1Uj o SEA i - In the lurid rtetonc of the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association i PMA i there is no greater end than 'the gyrations of professional ronswnen(s who dance to a suucJe aM-uudislry jingle," The l'MAs chamber of honors also inctuales slate legislatures "yielding to pudjiper times." citizens diced ago a"mindless mush toward irgtaM retail price savings" and federal officials engaged in unwarranted "mediuling." i 'if those strident quaitataina come tram a mu, 'peecti fermi; delivered by PMA President L. Jiweph Metier, who has good reason to be panicky let. ,a'e generic drugs finally have emerged as an Idea be hone tune has cure cohgnn, we had invited the Laker Dqiaitam I. we an non happy I. cu'i'y Mars belated r.q-. ,. $ - of the petition to recall Cooncilmen Pellerm and Mn Daniels of Witter Springs. There's also some talk in Lake Mary, as there was whim knit-time City Clerk Kay Sasanan WAS fired early lIsa year. that recall petitions truly be cir• ate cidated there. Some of take Mary's citU wtiappy with the 1wirug last week of Zoning Director and Building (XIICiIJ Francis Janior. Councilman Pat Sadliward .tio initiated the fir" says she has received a lUIflt of nasty and anonymous telephone calls. Even an attempt to recall a public official can à unmeasuralit harm to the reputation of the subject of the recall In uuue respects a recall isuder the law is too easy and in otters ills ton cumplei. Especially in a small tOi'i like Winter Springs. or Lake Mary. the requirement f or signatures of 10 pertehit of the registered voters IS too easy The irony of situation is that attorney (ar, ' Massey, fired as city attorney UI Wifef Springs, a&iutted that he gave some advice to the recall ciinutIef. In t.ai.e Mary were Massey remains city attome, he will be on the other side of the fence, trying to help the officials Pupfish Wiped Out By Man Taking exception, tabor Isa-slay_Nay dropped by oar leea afts wel d to ow flndsgi Before we irate the 'Fr.ddy, hofe, is into ft nw r0lrcoas* legal on Blackball I behalf "old have been worth 1411~1111111. __ Home Delivery Week. 36cj; Mø,h,$2,40; $ Moi1iii.$14 Year, 121.4& By Mail: Moü, 12,70; 1 Months. 111* 12 Months. 1E40. than -s-' be was Blackburn rather than because they believed lien gusty of that potxoLor crime. Arid. says Mason. prior to Btackbon being that 11w (ale attorney. Abbott Hernitig in S8ninoie Cindy had charged Lows Lieran& bull node fro.di did not praseedri the cam Uaranit has since cvriesaed to the crime of attenumg to murder Lee. Mason also said that tie date attorney in Miami had tje5 cenIssontwo ,e O and kept it secret. Blackburn may have been guilty of a lot of things. st he want uiay of this. said Mason. Noting that new tnal has been ordered for Blackburn. Mason predicted UJI the cun'ttd date attorney, [kxigtas theMure will not try Blackburn again, "They have no case," said Masw Meanwhile. Herring in a visit to the Herald office eater in the week said that in his otinson the judge erred in graM uug Blackburn a new trial. He also said that at the tune be was date attorney he ku,. that Lierxiut was in the car from which Lee was suit because one of has fuiger prints was found The f0ttilitel's iuoitd fur fair-skinned, young- looking kids and usually approached thu on a one-4one biahs. the unnamed officer said would strike upaconversation. eventually suggesting that good money could be made on weekends working for the ring An officer, who asked not to tie idmtdiel, said thus, who agreed were photographed in nearby Orange County, often tor we It Nixon 's first major Public speaking lonearant'. IIflIC NJ resignation In diigrace Aug 1, 1174, and his sell missed rule Ui San ('lefhiente, II, made the mod of it by offering advice for all sectorsof the nation from young people to its torrent political leaders The crowd gave him I fur unite danthnd uraton alter his remivarks, complete with rebel )ells, applause and Iuual cheering There were no protesters performing homosexual acts, and the photos were circulated in Hollywood In Hollywood. he said, the youths were hired as male prostitutes or for roles Ui set 4 films, Officers at Camp Pendleton cuthrmedthe discharge of the 13 Marines anul the continuing probe of 30 others The discharged Marines had been * *1 .. honorable administrative discharges or facing sounds like she never has martial All chow discharges before. We think seal niuthers "They were for the good of each make a unique sound to the service," public affairs call their young," an aquarium spukewswi (larry Canterbury spokesman mid. said. 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PWI 51554$ 140 is4 Ø5445U4 0... 51554$ • Susie acne u1" 0 ,0,0(&.,W 501 S S i515 414555w •i•in.'i '.. *IisCsO teemete, ,.e Seminole Appliance Service 32241% PillL*f55 Tapbiv oomn i l N Plmwhhs Ave. OO*tflOw UNFOlD- .- EEE n �tv*5w9 SPORTS SA-Eviflind Herald, Sanford. Fl. •T.'Y T11.i-i .1 L.Ai A1LW,uLI41J Msndiy,J,tyl. Ins SPORTS IN BRIEF Parsons Baseball Plus Some Criticism Picks (P. -Oldsmobiles driven by Cue Yarborough and Benny Parsons were favored today to lead a field o(40 stock cars in Tuesday's Firecrack 400. Of 20 drivers qualifying Sunday for the race around l)a)lona International Speedway's 2.5 mile track, yar. borough posted a top speed of 160.103 mph to win the pole. He was followed by Parsons at 110.131 mph. David Pearson drove his Mercury I.277 mph, Buddy Bakers Oldsmobile ran at 115.174 mph and Skip Maiming pushed his Buick to 3$4.7. mph. The victory netted them $4.435 and widened Paul's l ead in the World Dflvet' Challenge standings for International Motor Sports Association racing dock ears. Among hEir competing in today's time trials will be Janet Guthrie and Buddy Arrington, *tie Sunday speed did reach 160 mph. The sweltering SWI hated cockpit temperatures aa high as lO-degre,s, the track doctor said. Forecasters did not expect rnurh rdief from the weather before Tuesday's Firecracker Speeds dropped considerably at the end of the race's fifth hour when a thunderst orm left Jim Downing and John Paul won Sunday's six-hour endiar. ance race for sub-compact cars in a Mazda clocked at 90.114 400 "(o race day. I'm going to have my hands full," Yarborougti said. "I'll have to tighten my gloves up and hang More than a few dared drivers were pulled from their can in the wts, overcome by the %degree heat Sunday. like a coon dog stuffs a coon,' said Waltrip's crew chief. Buddy Parrott. Between them, Waltrip and Yarborough have son hall of the races on the Grand National circuit this Season. Richard Pettey, who qualified seventh in a Dodge at 1150 mph, has not been so fort unate. "We Jiat call it bad racing luck." Petty said. "I'm sure hoping it changes Tuesday." The popular driver celebrated his 41st birthday to ftdd up in the Xlii rtaung of the $110,000 Firecracker 4M. 'ft ran fad today but I don't think we could run that speed for more than a few laps." Parsons wd. However, Darrell Waltrip and his cr,w were confident he would better the 115.561 mph w hich rank ed him No. $ among the qualifiers. If a wind develops it could boost the speed considerably, they p dicted. "This old car vaSt, a draft On" Neither he nor I'as'sons espetted their qualifying speeds LI,; ('ASTELIJ-;T, France i UP!' - Formula I driver Mario Andnt'tti has boosted his World Sunday and his 20th year of stock car racing. Since his rookie )ear Petty has never won fewer than two races in a season 1k landed in tw victory lane n tunes in 1967 but has been winless since last .ear's Fire(Tacker 400 Pett nerds only 1k) finish In the top four this )ear tO push his career earnings past the $3 million mark, making him the biggest money-maker in NASCAR tudor) Championship lead to nine points ssith his 293second victor)' for Lotus in Sunday's French Grand Prix. But 1976 world champion James Hunt of Britain sharply criticized the driving of the chunky, Italian-born ace from Nazareth, Pa Hunt predicted that if 38-year-old Andretti keeps driving the way he did on the 36-mile Paul Ricard circuit Sunday. he won't win the title and may end up in hospital. Andretti, starting from the front rank of the grid, swept past the pole'sitting Brabham of Ulsterman John Watson on the first of 54 laps. Ile held off a challenge from Hunt's Mclaren at the first bend and went on without looking back to cover the 191 miles in 1:38:51 92 at an average speed of 118 miles per hour Sanford 'Stars t Holmes Good At Counting NEW YORK (UI'!) - Larry Holmes, the WIIC heavyweight champ, keeps seeing all the problems that befall his WHA counterpart, ln SfMnka, and he laughs at him. Holmes doesn't have a w hole lot at respect f or Spinka, either as a tighter or a cltUen of the community, "I think he's a jackass for getting in all that trouble," Holmes says, talking aboutSpinka' repeated brushes with the law. "He airUyis't.etngtumarUupasagood ezampieofatuack inan. lie uyshewaatstobea model for the kldainthtscoiagry, Some model, Isn't he?" holmes simply is sitting back waitIng now to are what happens in the Sept. 1$ return t*tweelSptnka and Muhammad All at New Orleans. lie's convinced It's only a matter of time until all the controversy over who Is really the world heavyweight champion will be settled and Is equally sure that when it is, he'll come out on tap. Unllkeagreatmanyothers,Ilolmesdoes no( believe All merely "loaned"Spinka his idle sothat he could but turn in their return and thereby become the first main ever to win the heavyw eight crown three times. "I think Ali gave it everything he had in their find fight," says the 211-year-old. Eaton, Pa., battler who won the W1IC chaznWp 117 sistWi Lea Nodi. *.1 Vega. lad mc.h. ' dbo't believe he 'leaned' piuska Ma tflWsi Holmes says he'd like to see All beat Sf*nka in 3e(ernber and then retire, but whatever happens in that fight, he feels he's better than ei ther man. "I can beat anybody in the world," he says. "Ain't nobody can - - j #4 ,- . ..__ 1 .1 . • ' it I I • /t1 1 - I I I •. 1 • :! ! '4 I 4 f • TENNIS CLINIC ACTION The Sanford All-Stars flitter for five innings and grabbed a pair of semi-pro ct'ntnitsited a double and single baseball victories over the to drive in four runs. Sunda), the Stars defeated weekend to run their record to 214, and set action again Mount tkra, 7-3, 55 Wayne Walker hurled a thrt'ehitter for Tuesday in Jacksonvi lle. Sanford whipped Inverness five fr ames with levi Raines Sat urda y by a 9-I count as Mopping up. Gil bert Sirasler Randy Merthie pitched a t wo. had two hits in the win. Merthie had a two-run pitch single in the sasiroso nightcap H Alban), Ga plays at Sanford RQ4JIO A..a,I,,, ;t FI W'Ih•1 Ct I Saturday and Sunday at 2 p in LIVINGSTON. SC. (UPI) - Tina Baker Handy, 21'year.old sister of race driver Buddy Baker, was killed Saturday in a traffic accident while driving to Daytona [teach, Fla., to see her brother compete in the Firecracker 400 stock car race. The highway patrol said Mrs - Handy apparently fell asleep at the wheel and the car jumped the median of U.S. 321, slamming into a pickup truck. 11cr husband, Ken Handy, 19, was in fair condition at an Orangeburg hospital. The other driver was CIa,tnC.Ca,n 5 ovd Stevens • S ! . Baker's Sister Killed G•Ibf$S$th*?l.Jt If #.a,I'fWsw,,.p Mossi His,% C S.." 1Ca.n. it PIess W Ta. Viaf aft The shift, a rather s.ital portion of the tennis game, gets the focal attention of Doug %laliekossski and Scott Reagan (righti as Seminole Communliv College coach l.arr ('astle, center, does the esplatning. Castle completed a tennis clinic last iseck at the local campus. •''" rt lb S.mi'wtt if asno, MOUNT DOSS an U LatIa '5 (5 • . ,,. • BY L'alted Press lalnaatj.saj (leveland split a pair with Julio Cna from second but, So fir, he has the record on his side. He has won all 04 his 27 dr In the span of two hours on ' WWI Toronto, winning the opener, 2- with the winning run in the 11th professional botds, including II by knockouts. "Black Sunday," the Thus 0, before dropping- the second timing top the Brewers' ma' Holmes has one thing in common with Spinks. He is a grade hangers lost their shortstop, a game, 3-I: and Kansas City and game winning streak. school dropout and it bothers him enough so that he's now takIng ballgame and undisputed I)akland divided a pair, the Yankees 3-1, Tigers 2-3: courses with a view toward getting his equivalency dip ma, possession of first place in the Royal, taking the opener, 4-2, Gary Thomasson'. two'uit, "I think you need an education." he says. need it to tie be American league West. and the A's winning the two-run homer in the moth able to read newspapers and contracts. I'm not the bed readerin In the first timing. Texas nIghtcap. 9-3. Boston at Hal- Inning ol the rugtdcap give the the world, it takes me time to read, but I'm not the dumbest, stiortstop Bert caxnpanerhs and timort' was rained out. Yankees a sweep over the t either. I'm not afraid to admit I was a dropout, that I need help Caldoa starting pitch pitcher Ken - -In the National league, Si. Tigers after Ron Guidry picked Seventh grade was is far as I got. Brett exchanged words and ' Louis swept a pair from up his 13th victory without a "My Daddy couldn't read or write, but you couldn 't cheat hUll punches and both benches Montreal, 54 and 4-2; PhiL.- defeat in the opener to set a club out of a dime. He could court money. So can I. The win went to reliever flyar delpisa edged Chicago, 66; record for consecutive wins at empiied for a brief free-for-all. Holmes earned $560,000 for his fight with Notion, who was paid Campanens was ejected by Miller, 3-0, who pitched three Cincinnati nipped los Angeles, the start of the season. $2 million for his end. Getting the mnaller stare doesn't bother innings and didn't allow a 74; Atlanta outlasted San umpire Terry Cooney, Isidlials 2-I. Blue Jays 9-3: him that much because he feels that will all change now that he Then . with the game tied. 3-3, Iwsentamer. Texas had taken a Francisco, 9-7; and San Diego Roy howell add pinch-tatter holds a idle of his own. California's Joe Mud opened 30 lead into the fifth o the defeated Houston. 1.2. New (5 Vein each doubled in a rim "I couldn't make this kind 04 money shining shoes or W0*IIISJ in tileninth with a single and strength of homers by Thnnp- York at Pittsburgh was postcar wash," says Holmes, who has doe to back the four-hit pitching 04 -rum Ken Landreaux son and Itichie ". poned by rain. "lmade$50aseeksuMngcarsBe(onetMt,lused towalkall Toronto's Jesse Jefferson in the You have towini000nso advanced to third when losing the way from Easton WPIUlllnebuLN.J,,dlining shoes. ----.-----------WhteS.a6L TwI1; secvndgameandsivethe Blue ui 1113 5 I33113I, 5113 III swxwr aeeVC L5flfr, 5-5, inxrw games Rob Wiffong and Mike Cub- Jays a split. Gary Alexander hit The fact that Spirits comes from a ghetto attain St. Løius Brian 1)owning's sacrifice bind games are importa nt , but draws bige each hit two-rim homers his 16th home run to lead to the rontlittle sympathy from Holmes, who didn't curtly originate attempt second base for an certain games, like this one, and Mike Marshall allowed only in in the opener for the f the lap of luxury himself, mean a lid more," said Miller. two tilts in 41.3 timings of relief Indians. "I kno w wa it feels not to have shoes," he says. "I knew how ft Coiner had intentionally The Angels have never finished to salvage a double- heade r split feels to be on weUane, to smoke dope and get high on wine. I've walked rookie Jim Anderson, higher than third. t ried it all. I've traveled a lid of miles.' In other American League for the Twins Bill Nahorodiiy Oakland 2.1, Kay.!. 44: loading th, bases for Tony Joe wants drove in tine drove in two runs with a homey Holmes is guided by his manager-trainer, Rictus Giachetti. Sotalta, who singled pad (living games, Chicago split a double-drove with a pair of doubles to lift the w hum he sayshashelpsdtumagrutdeai o*gslde th u a single to ,rktgweU cndefderBobbyThum psan header with Minnesota, A'.taa second-game thumpli. asinside it. He also has les,nedldu considerably Manager Larry togtvethetngelsavictory. rung the lir* gazne,,before Ii-,5 44 Dolly In the opener, the Royals payroll he was Iwici as a eparring partner. The win upped the Angela' losing the nig ht cap, 9-5; Seattle to his fir* vlcloe'yintheopener. rallied in the eighth on Kill "What I lear ned from All mad was determination and record to 41-37 i.56 percent- nipped Milwaukee, 4-3, in II Mariners 4. Brewers 3: singles by Fred Patek and power," says Holmes. "lie has awhole lot of that. and working late 1. The Hangers are 40M Inning ; New York swept two s Larry Miltmw'ne's one-out FrankWhite sod Steve Braim's with him, I picked it up myself. He always told mel was fast. That with a ,5*1 percentage. from Iklruit, 3-2 and '3; single scored pinch-runner bases-loaded walk. was what he wanted ow for, my speed. I sparred hundreds of rounds with 1filmm and it did me a lot of good in my fig fights after thatt. lie's smart, Before my fight with Norton, he picked me to win, and he was right." larry Holmes feels he's only getting darted now. p " I I 0 I 00 3 0 I 3 0 I 00 I 5 o 3 2 0 II I 0 SASFORD It S,n'no.-,s 3 5 loll' And,qson s il Janet p La, 2oMs5,. Ii ,,. 703 2 0 11 'I'- L w'.e S H TSSSIS j fIooEd*a, Rand, Joi'V1%0 C M.s,n IQII lb Sf 5555 Dis• • Al I H 30 20 I I 1 o 30 ibolin., It, JA"' I ,a.'i.., .'IbI? George,lb iS"P R*s lb 10 Afldeq',O,, it j,Inn I, 1I c 1 I 0 1 I 0 C.I' 55-i, GfSI*r'. '5 ',CO5 M.IIpv. , I I 7 I I I 0 0 I 00 I 0 C I 1 S All 4 Black Sunday Costs Texas Game, Campy, Loop Lead i o 20 0 5 02 (5 £51 H 1 0 5 33 I I I 4 0 0 1 73 7 I C ni's ss (an CI CiaI,n(. Wonjid AI,,..nd,, 'b Ri', n ',5,it. lb 0* ,i'I S .n C..b.fI S'qmat,c, )0 7I I I 70 ..,.. 73 3 3 III 7)5 31.-I 5$ is) i.$aIi IS.,csl.ss IIMrI 7? If 1Sf 551 HI IS) 55$-i - Rain Favors Rogers Wes tern OAK BROOK. III. (UPI) - I Connors Heads Yank Assau lt WIMBLEDON, England knows that has best days are UPI) Second.seeded hehindham. "Ihavetofacethe Jimmy Cannon, hungrily eying fad that my days as a top the mel's singles titlehe held in pla>er are numbered," the 34174, Monday heads a powerful year-old Romanian said (1.5. assault on quarter-final In other U. S. contests, eighth' places as the $510,000 Wire' seeded Sandy Mayer is favored Medon Championshi ps enters agai nst the Polish No 13 seed its second week. Wo$ek Fibak, but Tarn l.onE A mericansfigure in the and will have his work c ut o ut men's lo th'rowid natchej. against Dutctgnan Torn Okker, the taggedU.&Iinsup for inote wtw aided fourth-seeded Ar• than a decade, and at lead two gentinian Guillermm Vitas. quarter-final places are Swedish ace ftJorn Borg, aaaiu'ed with third-seeded Vitas bidding to become the first Gerulaitis facing Hank Plider pla y er in 42 years to sin the seventh lung in helping the and fifth-seeded Brian Go(t- nm', title times In Heda soap a slagame losing tried tackling Tim Gullikion in surcrsacai, should ha ve litt le streak. The Again, See his grand slam oft starter Vida The San Francisco Giants, in the fifth to give Atlanta - then lunkound logghn, BIB expecting to March through a 5,4lead and his too-run sinitile defeat mapped it* heAdta-head U S. dashes. Eighty survivors tad their gell Rogers, with '.i Atlanta like General Sherman's highlighted a four-run severith Dodgers' all-game winning Connors faces a tough fourth, an GeufI Masters, while seyskills on rain drenched Butler of 210, would be the winner. hr-op., ericowgerwi heavy re- inning that wiped out a 7.5 ' *M. row.! Opponent in Australian enth'seedetj Mexican haul National (eoU Quli today with liii, Irwin and Mae Mcl.andon aidance forces W came away G iants, lead. Padres I, Ash.?: John Alewider. The -yeai'old 1Jfl meets vet eran A us"I cr,ijki't have been in any their fus"t the top prize of 50.60$ in the trail Kogers at 212 and Bob Tucker Ashford and pinch' Iefthandmr from Bellev*lle, ill. u John Nescianbe, t he situation like that iadeu auto. $$,* Wadent Open awaiting Gilder his 213. heads hewed. hitter Jerry Turner Ma solo sW have to be at his sharped 16th the th , o er fo urtitthe challenger who can bid The Gia,M, leaders 04 the 04 the other guys would have hsi.mers in lon the to against Alexander's lightning round match. they once previously ha. a National as pod a day as the y ' solve the problem of WW4 league Wed, were had o,to.it PeM. 541, find services or he could sulfer On the wome'a frog, six. from waterlogged fairways PGAtas'iaiitei* been fiddled at humbled by the last-place saId Murphy. "I Just happened aid 71-3 tIlg, at.! reliever a repent of Ms 1776 upest when time champion Billie Jean King holes, in Aiiaista Braves a. they plosppe.ii to be in that stallion and I was and rovati. Bathe Fers notched Ma 16th he went aid in isrter4inals opens the cederurt happy to gel a couple 04 hits." action The fourth round was pod' when_' an jam" Miller Nd am to Nit, against American Roscoe against Britain's Sue Barker, Pt.! Nietro, who merit StYttt ported Sunday due to a con' the red of the held were P4 division collar dentists5 wrlud. Philhlis S. Caft 1: Tanner, another big-serving who was given a third-mw.! uvujige to get credit for Ms l)Wgo trinwoati 11110111111110111p t, unified rain. Insfar" 111hat , inrea fourths, 04 the scheduled tog a $4 stsunt sy PlAcher Dick jtiivn Ma a specialid. fright by I1'year'olci Pam iri1i ItaSS7 nin th ct vi ory against nine I'1a1 7.411111-yard course would ' uda cogs, twor'rim triple and Jose Carde' As a result, the Gieds wit. Sidhineded Taivier whoa. Wiriver Saturday. may today and raising the RilititS .told tied" the" chid thiti divieles ioid shrok leases, said the iltiven have 14, awJ bi Lads not a nil add a I.e-tea holier In eaptoalve serve has beer. tuned Top-sredeJ Chris Eveth, 1aitit*0flhe 1dpr I w aith troddostte-iiender been playing deal py uua* the I" round , inns games test g from Montnisi, pscM the h'tlIlasa to Mary at IU ni. has a dieting chas i ng the hUe an 04 1th11ta.fl3 iii ret'wiut gattles. 14 and 42. Ni. Yont it Ilti' over the C. Mike Vol Ma to might have to be played should this event he 5"Wd L* 0 a cesist-cowi task agaunt W &' "We're a iMpure dub and Vir nia Wade, lines Oils Murphy, th e There was a pod ekioce to , "tad Old Tuesday or that in, fourth UinISI'iII PteieI let 1 411141" Australian Kerry we're all fit" to to get sa 04 • to" round would be canceled and conoplete the event today (td $4, Eqs 44: a Jekyll and Hyde character on Reid there," s ai d Niekro, and Wad, meets Rita the event ca lled after 54 holes, the weather foisted Called for taints in Sunday wins iworea Ken Ruts' tVi'flR dauble (WI. Rick Aist Averbach hit fo (i4t, a, titter Of ViSas and t2si.tm in the NL " homer and day with no single and his ascend geP.nit Should the toirnunimi be a madly George Foster 11119111111141100a leer-rust Math Nantase, seeded theme places the only imseederl wisnaji left in dim of the season. 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Jane Blalock grabbed the lead in the $75,00) Mayflower Classic LI'GA tourney during a downpour, but knows she might lose her wet-weather advantage in today's final round. The weather service said the survivors of Sunday's 156-and-above cutoff should have pleasant, rainless skies today. Blalock had a two-stroke lead going into the 18th hole Sunday, but heavy rains warped her concentration and she bogeyed it to finish par-72 for the day with a two-round 141 total, 3-under and a stroke ahead of Jerilyn Ifritz and Joyce Kazmierski, both seeking their first LPGA win. These have been the longest two rounds of my career," she said. In fact she had to finish the first round's final four holes Sunday, because of a three-and'a-haIf how' rain delay on Saturday that left her and 23 competitors unfinished. Whoever wins tomorrow is going to have to shoot under par," she said just after Sunday's success. There's going to be lots of pressure with everyone coming after me." 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But 'rrakia, in reality the Bulgarian national squad, had drawn level at the quarter-mile mark, then dug out a 11 'length lead by the half-mile stake before coming home in the day's fastest time of 6:51. The Bulgarians, who raced with a prone cox in the bow, reached the final after victories over the British national eight and IRA champion Syracuse University, while Washington outclassed Northeastern University, Boston, for a stab at it.s second consecutive Grand title. ' Giants SI S a" -01 33 04 III 17 37 31 504 'Ii SOcS I D..i'It.nglo - $.e.i. - SCC • Pick Up A Pair IS.. 5I ., Ss 55 .15 ' T,da's O*f "' '' S ZaP., ( • ,e..'d M.Y".c'm 0.(,9 OS 47 3? $s 34 1' %(' ii RI as, P'15540P DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) 0" 55 I. Pal sag,, I ''-' .ssq. .. N.11smaI Riot 114.14 Firecracker ISS* TOSS 0" Major League Grand Prix To Andre ttl, Y arborough, Mos4a, J,.Pp I 515-7* Herald. Sanford. F) - Sale 22.99 Keg )'9,99.FamIty size 66 qI ace chest tiitu' food tray 66 qt 'Ci Cheit, Keg. 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JACQUINS AMARETTO 5.39 1 •r-fli9PCI1 3-RIVERS ' ALL 0R1NKS48c,,,.,, WHISKEY DON RUM .:.vII I ANY 12 SANFORD COCKTAIL LOUNGE HIGHWAY 1792 PKG. STORE . %fo M SAXONY REVOLVING BAR WITH LIVE ENTERTAINMENT COLOR CHANGING FOUNTAIN OPEN SUNDAY GUN ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE HI-WAY 436-ONE RUM BLOCK E. OF 1.4 VODKA CHARLI LORD UNIT U 12 Y OLDU.S SCOTCH _____ u - OL it. CASE IMPT ENGLAND mu BEEFEATER GIN CNOICI 599 -' ANY 12 'U :- 5TH P. FRENCH V.S.O.P. COGNAC *ca.,s q MADE IV GLENU VET ST. LEGER . . SCOTCH WORLDS UGISTUT •uoti . ______ P Olt l 1115? T**';I STAY5 II., GooD MON., JULY3 _sconi avivy ________ __ . IMP - SPAIN rEMARTIN CREAM SHERRY SP41 II, PAII I0 01 (II& QT. 6.99 $3.75 CASE 5TH 5.99 •1tI GOOD SAT.. JULY LANCERS ROSE 11 ' YJ4j '.11 .1 14 p CHAMPAGNE 69 £ SIN A SIN S 19 - 0 1411111 7 MUNUS - 1977 YIN W wtsui us Relif FRANZ MEN 2301. vosa&uucMv 2.79 BEP..AS1EL R(Su 2.19 ZELLERSCtMARIWIZ 3.19 QBA 33 A'LT;?6[R SCHARZ&RG Everyone knows you can save money just by sewing Your own fashions. But dad )ou know you can save up to a thousand dollars or so on a single garment if you want to recreate a high fashion item' Of course, you can't save that kind of money on a polyester pants suit. You have to whip up a designer - fattens, thstwbv aavina the - cod of the Parts orinaI For eumple, the Singer Company recently offered dramatic proof of the sew and-.ave potential of high style in a star-studded fashion show highlighting the reopening of their flagship store in New York", glittering Rock. feller Center just oft Filth Avenue A parade of celebrities modeled original fashions from such designers as Nina Hicci, thvenchy, Ctrtstian Dior and Yves St. Laurent, each with its fine-for-line cpy made from an American pattern Actress t.ynn Redgrave appeared in a black wool ESPORTER GOLDTROPFCHEN 08A3.49 M}ILEMR SOENU N'COLAS FlINCH W•il 34 I 7ICITI$IIPftYlIU2.$03/41I 3/I56 I 741011 iiim 76 KM 2.19 3/I50 7$NAIJIU$ 4.49 3 /12.11 49 3/20.11 74'MP'I 76 NAM SINK 3.99 3/11.11 I3010.NNfl 649 3 /19.11 j IJ0l 76 11. 4.19 3/14.IS 76K I 4.49 3/12.11 74$41fulUg$ 410 3/14.11 76 FOUlLY NS$U lW 3/2411 IAVI - - ON tAI1WI 'a' .-. _____ SS$IINST,tSIA 011Mm, SIN 11$. 449 3 LITRE ___ iiii Not AN ow * • 4." 3LITU DEL CONTI _____ $*U1. l::TI 4.69 3 tITlE 011*5Th .wu-' 549 3 LITRE Ml? returned to entomoiagy In his boot. "BilteeThea. in My Stomach," Los Angeles Coimty pathologist Ronald I. Taylor relates that butterfies literally have been in his stPL along with an amazing variety of other inserts, their larvae and eggs round True, all the grasshopper protein cannot be utilized by the human body. But insects have supplied protein to many cultures from the era when man first enwr$,4 Irona the apes to the present day Apes also eat uvsects, as do monkeys. Millers paper, Introducing Insects into the American flirt," discusses rrdomophagy, IITIUISYTUS 1/2644 US$ wu HALF GAUO I ML. ROT . 25.4 OZ. SHERRY. CREAM SHERRY GALLON DRY CHABLIS 3.1 DRY SHINNY cu BURGUNDY PORT n is 3,4141 ZINFANDEL 3.4 CHENIN BLANC SOW TIANU iiw 34 o*uo PINOT NOIR ROSE . susu*os PINOT CHANDONNAY 4.1 CHMUS ____ 3.919 CAB. SAUVIGNON 41 CAM Rom HALF SUIGUNDY SAN MARTIN CALIF WINE GALLON PINS CHAlLIS 750 ML. SOT. • 25401 5111011 CHENIN BLANC 24 CHAllIS IPIl 2.99 $TUWIIMY Ll ISSABTIANI i'zvs £MIRALDR51$U$G U coun UHVON 499 "MAY IIAUJOUA$ 34 ZINPANO(L PMT NO 34 4 , PINOT NOIR 3j CAB. SAUVIGNON 44 cm OUT 76 11MA11 WINES AALRENZILUIScI,WARZIkATZ EAXUA UEIIRAU*ltN ACCIUS SPAIIIM PIPTR NICM LACCNUS SP*RII RIQY UI VilE RUM UlISET (11(11* BOCISTIlS I1*511 LAtIfEISAtIE SIIHMACNEN III 7111151 RMINIK4 S!IISMACNIE IAOOSEA S?*ftlSf VEEJIUSEG Mi PSP1I is'.csrws 5,1, 55 10 flannel "Gigi" silt with a white crepe de chine blouse The ensemble, by Christian Dior, is priced at $1.067, flit copy rust 171. An Yves St. Laurent original in ivory silk laquard cost u,u its copy an taupe polyester crepe do chine cad ve. Carroll Baker modeled a bright red silk jaquard dress by Nina Ricci, coating $&)S; her daugtger, 141n.4. Bab.. 5k. It Mn 173 copy. Socialite Curneiia Sharpe showed off a graceful deew in floral silk crepe do chine by Emanuel Ungaro, priced at MO. The copy coat $64 A Givemichy PIILI and blouse set worn by Tammy Grunts coat a whopping $1,144; the copy came in br 6311.50. How come designer fashions are so costly' First, there's the designer name. Then there's the cod of fine fabrics. And finally, there's the labor - Iota and of handwork, long fitting sessions and meticulous detail, It adds up. A Paris ortginai pattern t'nits you only a few dollars $7 50 top - but delivers a tremendous amount of fashion. Pattern company representatives attend the twice-yearly Paris showings. They purchase the garments which will be made into American patterns. They also buy the tode, or muslin, and the paper pattern. The original is photographed for the pattern envelope. The a ?a.al..4 I. rr' ftif'fl r" the ('oidOil'5 of the American woman and conform to established pattern measurements, Th patterns are curt duplicates of the onguistj If some small change is It made, suctm as an ezlra dart, permission mud be obtained from the couturier. When you sew a designer fashion, you pay only for your materials. The high priced driner,sanes ,, included in your pattern; you can put any ricr YOU like on your own time and effort. You can buy the fined fabrics you can fuel, and diii save a small fortune every-tune u sew !__•"_', ' UCENVS in BEN 3ERG lIST IYJ -ç.- c . -- - - • -- - ford'S.'minofr performed for residents of Sanford Nuvtinx and Convalescent ('enter i5,('('p and later the same evening the guild repealed the performance at lakes less urslng ('mlii, 'rcordiag I. the aclhrfth,s director at SM'(', this is the (list time any per. OiOlDllA& CATAWIA IN A forming arts group has appeared at the center. Ballet Mis. triss IIoIky Kurimal pusnled a oruc lass. kalso$., "Y.uLlgi,t ('p My life." The tw SMID CiiiAl?i IhImn,M$' liii 4!2t 095CASI A TAYLIS I -'- a .sl JS 17 1 U.$015 .95CM semble appear,4 ina IIs.Iy spirited daace, 'Minstrel Titan," a 1118111110611 - medic) smn pans from ntcry- ear. , - All S54 Tm jumpy Taylor brings upan interesting point American, eat a lair aimiujit Of insects during their lite'i, a certain lesel Of insert contamination being unavoidable kimud all fresh lettuce contains aphids, and weevils and beetle, i'ocnrnonly infest flour and tics' As for prepared luds, Allowable Infestation is quite high in some items For instance. the Food anti Drug Administration allows five inserts or insect Peru per 100 gram of apple biller and 50 Insect fragments per IX grams of peanut hotter So, if a cockroach or ant accidentally balls in your dew or picnic lemonade, don't worry raIor claims such macct additions actually enrich foIst '('opyrigtmt cm 1571 by Barbers Ford l'ubtislw'd by mllmamn Mom* and (.annpan), Inc Reprinted by permission I other vital sigu I have lear learned srd lets laIksag with heavy smakers .1. ares. seseely bailed that theyhave give. Up WPM I. qrn$. that they s*a,wd sm.hi.g whew they were erupts because it made thews Iwi "big" Raaa .. I - S_I', 1. •' "Athol 41 t*a -li.. __ se'rs'ueg by II perrest - from smalipt P 3 mdliii 1.41 willim Li I, L'atled Sims' l. the perrestage .5 1ee.sge gir Ube smoke bee per-eat .5 dall males _ Save 111,0,!! Andrea hart'ovicc'i irighti wearsthe daok4 :ter) day, 4,555 I.ewagers cigarettes '%es .4 original costing 11.1W.The cops o't n situ.. I left' in taupe poSy ester tripe di chine, to create become rigam,tIe smaken, iii .5 ,stty sus America.s There a,, appr.iimaiely from pattern. i-mist 130. alive i.day i will die years 11.511 rbilde,w wader the age earlier baa they otherwise Ii wIe smoke regularly desigoer pattern arm] ways to improve them: wield bin s., of .5.11.4 list least am.,,, sewing skills " , Cigarette sm.Alq was is By putting on a fashion older slbllsg •m.b,s, a revanip.ng the Rockefeller twa like Un , (hit teewagr, as (sit times as likely pirated I. mere than220,511 Center store, and other key deaths in 1577 Singer Ciximpany casts a I. smoke has if Wither 44 store,. Singer is emThe .Ohspe Of wsmew who vote of confidence for the More this $I mdli.. pllaaizang creativity and smoke daring peeg.aery may skill and fashion savv' of Ira. smoke rigaresi,,, fashion As the cost be sWiheri., deveLumseatally the woman who sews IN 1571 ales,, they sprat $14 ready -lowest continues (0 bElle.... S biui.s cigarettes, deficient berue .1 their - 'Today', sewers are suar. the smart money is in light, Pretest .1 all adult s.the,s' heat, s..klng. creative people," says sewing, for top fashion,smobefs Kereut ,sperim,.ts lair would like I. imi Singer vice-president John Individual fit and teal hews that babies absorb . Nt abssI $1 percent .1 J, l'oggi, "looking for ideas savings ui(,(is, befit, birth, with cleat UX pS)54i-a5 rIle-is ii .heir rr.pir.tu.s sad riiward the continua. lion of tofltmunut service in the arts, ItalIcS Guild of San- 310 4 41 S II S II 469 $ Ii 449 S 11 $49 1 49 060 U 065 CAM Insects as Taylor puts it, have provocative and promising ppsotithtie, for a wuriti shuse boil supply cannot keep pace with its upkstmng population If the ttElU5l of tried beetles or grasshoppers makes you feel a little AN d There are Ii5.I5 saggess.d swiliedit her Rustled the sv.4Iu, habit They ra.gr all the way from hypsissa i. tapering .51 a atti.disg "step "mowedrilili-," where a jar etdal.a.g . pair of boom wag, cwws.mrd by roarer and priacrird a l.rmaidrhydr is passed sruwad, Ii', ie, i.e Late Is Not this, a plea Is these .S ys set ibefewheda..ism.k Please. please 4.. I start. II act 1w yew OWN sue sake, P the sal, .1 1k..e law late aid these she i.,, y.i P 5, All th. abase statistic, were provided by l.asm 5 Miller. special assistant is Secretary J.sepb I aidaac, the secretary .1 Health, Edur.iu.. sad Welfare, SrhnIrirkirc (r,i U iUi U To 4-H Club Members s.539:419 0011 MM The Millers arr not the only present-day tiIprican, who have percent, and smoked caterpillars, 311 percent. (umpire these figures with thuse for cooked Wet. 157 pei'reiit, and cooked Pork. 25 4 percent. and you t an we why people Ilk, Taylor and Mailer we us. sects as as alternative source of protean in a proteus-short world Another (actor in inserts' desirability as loud is their abundant-, When number-i alone are considered, it, sects are more plentiful than any *twr group of animals, cccl uitng some microscopic creatures And injects are far and away the most nigneroise in terms of species DEAN IIEAI)EII%: If statisties Ilsse.&iag here yst, skip this CSIUL %4.tr thai 75 per i-cit of these who •m.hr ada) begs. sm.tmg belie, the age 91 21. had N prrrest .5 rr,,I smothers were bashed by the time they were is. A 3.90 MAWNUMes LAMIRUSCO the practice of eating an sects, among Arnericar Indians, including the Modoc, l5itt River and favorite' The greater was moth, which he calls far tastier and more nutritious than wart items via-h as "to chitw Taylor reports that the protein content of inserts ranges froni a modest $0 percent in the larvae of some butterflies I about the same as 11w protean content Of r1tvi to an impreseive 134 percent in routed spiders s actually an arachnid. fbI an insect I Irweits high in protein include housefly pupae, 13 I percent, dried grasshoppers, 60 0 pet. cent. VneII termites. 450 But Cooked Smoking Statistics 136ring To Readers? _ JAHUI1kI' FRCtIERftF FINE FRENCH WINE 2$ 01 StA1J*$S*Jfttj'71 3.99 SLAMJOLI4 VItIARI'76 449 MOULB*VI$T76 441 in is FRUEJACQU( 2.99 PUT lllJ5475 3.99 U1JIJpfl74 6.11 DijqWI"CRU 7.19 RJUS1IY MONTIACII(T 14 lW POUIIIYFUIUE'71 U. OMIUS 76 619 COTES DU 10051 76 3.90 .. . STITCH IN' TIME OCFENER BOCKSTE _ nor of the famous '--' --s-a titan The Millers eat these and other ifl tt'baaed dashes seeral tunes a week Even uncuoked insects taste good. insists Miller, who likes to sen-c freeze' dried bee larvae as croutons Ui her salads —Delightfully crisp." she 31)5 IastIlsisp.jsj One 01 the favorite recipes of home economist Carol Miller and her htbzj, t)ennis, is termite pilaf Yes. termite Pilaf , As in termite, the small. wood. rating Insect pest. The recipe, which she lv.'ised as part of a senior Most of the recipes she Project at Calilornia State worked has out revolve University in San l.uas around creatures like the )bispo, Includes rice. the bee and the esam, seeds, onion, beef grasshopper because they iowllon and. Instead of are readily available and neat, one cup of termites. relatively bland in taste. In Other insect-based a number of conventional lashes dreamed up for her recipes, the presence of zoject include Bee Won insects is scarecely ron o a taste panel liked dasc,riuble. his one the best I, which Then why use them' salutes one.quarter cup of Many insects have a high wes. and Jimmy Bread, a protein content. Mallet read with a crunchy points out. That makes esture derived from a cup them an Important it roasted grasshoppers. nutritional resource. [)tied The 'hoppers are a clw grasshoppers, for instance, dative of the cricket, are 60 percent protein, nce the name Jimmy In compared to about 43 - By JOANNE SCHREUIER -a------ OVIHHtB BAG 13) BARBARA r0RD Patterning A La Paris fl ICE CUBES Stomachs May Really Have Butterflies 1111111 I 1 PLANTERS PEANUT CANDY 89C 1201 1 •I(, .' 4 OT SCOTCH 40 , %lot. . %... . % ma MD 711141 NIL 1 S • y u. Nu LIVE ENTERTAINMENT -OPEN SUNDAY- IMP. FRENCH 76 VINY. MONTIGNY POUILLY FUISSE 7.99 ANY 3QTS 119S SIGERMAIN "ITS GREAT 77 VINT. FRENCH CHININ BLANC 3.49 . ar RANZ 0T.77 399 ... •it&iiIii#ia ')&6 '?' UTURE FOO • yI HI-WAY U.1 AT All UISFRAUMILCH LITRE 33802 3.19' NEW ABC "DiSCO" LOUNGEE g CA$$EL$f!y *rnti 0* AGLO GOlD TEQUILA CNOICI 1I ABC CALIF.WINE COCKTAIL LOUNGE LONGWOOD PACKAGE STORE HIGHWAY 11-92 NEAR 434 488 01. 75 ____ SOUTH CITY LIMITS i' •-. CHOICE ujslelj J17T1 _____ $ ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES Msiid.y,J,p11 3. 17$I8 MEXICANA SAVE UP TO 40%.AS MUCH As 2 A BOY. 6 DAY SALE MON., JULY 3 THIU SAT. JULY swoort Ff. KY. BOURBON . WKI • ANY 'MpfH'&q 34 M&M BOURBON 4jL''t 6 YR OLD 06 STRAIGHT p • WHISKEY OURSE.VES ABC CASE SHOE SALE College enroilnwnls jumped nearly 47 percent in the 10-year Period ending in 1976 In the fall of that year. almost 72 million young people 15-24 were attending college le STARTS WEDNESDAY Studied's earnings and aid (ruin parents were the must c'urivnun sources of incosne (or tmdsrgradiaates Hid many of thrum also depended an dtaIeid lo.na, grasta or sdwlardupa Shoos Up To 1220 1NOW ScMarstwpa are an Impaetant pen of national 4-11 awards prograns In 1978 a (stat of IM.30 In sc'tiotatdup funds will go to 173 ciamst or former 441 member, who meet digitally requirenwots set by the ('isiperati,, Es*anaaon Service llwae scimlarshipa are donated by about 20 businesses, curporatsaw and foimdstjona They are arranged and announced by National 6-I1 t'owscj, a nomproig organization adesusuat,nng Private stu1 ha' the 441 program Auwsog the prlvate..act.e donors providing $1,111 st'twtanlups to national wuvwr, in spacdic 4-H wogrwsa ate Standard Brands lntotpiratad, national 411 braid program; ('oats A (lark Inc. chdhog brogans; Insurance Cimspsn, at North America, dairy; Carnation (7m*np.ny, daisy faods; Watiswjiousi E1&.nc Car peration, eledire energy, mid Reynolds Metals Coippany, load (VfbefvatMm and aal.Sy, tl $1 an tAhiti dorars are Genital Foods Curparatases, hind-nidrguws program; Kare (Mass Mwv4adurvig Corp.. lash preairvatlon. The SI It Yoi, Inc. how amnswistit; PAW W's lligsd, leadership; Simon (hi Campsny ad California, public ipe.kaig, .51 *eyntiaetm.v Cuwnisny Fowidatiort, wvr4 icics 1'Pas, donors also provide rowdy acblevimsm* medal, and espeaiopssd trs to the 57th Natatnal 4-ti Camgsus. it Llucago Nov. 2040 for time and n.tblsal wdinsr* Nationo 444 ('.wicij oilers flccgndkom in the 4-H beef, Was, a mid swim prograns with $1,111 scholarships to eli isdlceiai w 'WIN psiss sy Cs. Vesmo -- •'_-;_ r": - a IA hA FVlm- Mae isfasnalion so than,scholarships aid sunk is available Irvin SeSInOIS Costly Eitaisao'i Agent nil rilayly? �4,41 1-77 .______ 1- _______________ aid, Sanford. Ill. Monde y.JvtyJ. 1971________________ ________________ BLONDIE by Chic V t5TAff BIRD TkAING TO WOW _-- V 5a A5OUTJ / ' t EVERYONE L. i I cl , fO,cMoqI jp .q 13G.,nveq 'N-' 14 E r~ 4 r _ 13 Gasof., filing - - 17 9.., : lSifgof 21 Gusto 25 (, N0, N ER' I YOU CNVT MOVE YOUR NMP BACK MOVE THE V. [ MUSH! BE 2AR.E2I CAN SURE flhiPi EM FOTi, & II,.LL up . i. 'i •CJ 0 a VV Large Aspirin Doses : __ .c i DOWN I 1,01 a •' P1.0.11 Anvapots tabby) G,.tc 0 a , Material 22 La. 2) Aw.ss S her- dam 21 25 Turkish gilf i o,,.. 29 UM-1 f hoored TV g 29 Ovr.qa '0 Autrno,i 50 30 Rpi DEAR DR. LAMB - I have already read your Health letter on artlwltls and I take 12 UIU daily which has been recommended for my case. - 45 90'a 46 B,'g the c.t )abb'I 31 Mart Pp.:cn part, I..i 36 VvN vd 2 3*p 31 N,e Ye'S bail $3 (rI, - 33 EgVpt bb 19 Dppress,on - 36 Siiori .. club author grsssc C-CS 39 - - SO FrpQt4V.l IS Povertyoaf 39 Play dOtivr •gsncv(,bb'l 39 LiI•rt Poet) — — — — — — — __ I473 \ THE BORN LOSER ---- — ARCHIE — 13 (VE.NINO Lamb 3 upset my doanach. I use the aspirin with buffering. At this rate I expect to t.aLe a tal 4 aspirin each year or a rand al of 43J00 or We. I suppose d you added the next 10 ,ran I am 63. in all the water that you're going fairly good health except for the to drink over the nest 10 years arttintis and have no stomach and realized sit, many barrelj thdrs. its going to be you might " S 'S I CL 'a— PlAt,RE! • SAY Sill ISWT DIE' AONO[arm DAY! l-- " a PRAIRIE The Creeper WalntI Grove Wnon a I ?t.p4 plagues Walnut Grv Laura AnUS afh uneipected rpsjt RI 1 MOVIE Voaqe To The BC?tO(t Of TM Sea CII 19611 Joan Fontasnu An a.priI'on$ aWf sub. ) THE REAL AMERICA The ntelv.p.j win PodNt- ,.?2 pitor of COrnIV maqlzvn* d'ICusSj %P dPt1?P Ovp - afother ff•p marne dscovers if. Van Alien ,imer.cin .ipert,rice p Be" ted1t CWCn9 F?N has .1 cCOsS OV I iIurP .th host Waiiprrterg been burning for da'i 17 P4,1 I 7:00 2 THE NEWLYWED GAME THE 00000UPIV.E 0 THE CROSS-WITS THE JEFFIRSONS George COuldn? be Napp.er .hr p4 Helen 5 $tendshp spotonifolat, 1Ri 0 BASEBALL R.g.onai Co.- V.12 BEWITCHED Man Of Tfo 10-4. (Octra casts, a circle of loe'%uisive Charm around ]VlUfl MACNEIL LIMPER Boston Red So' California Ar.et a? kInSa_5 City Royals 0 EUROPE THE MIGHTY CONTINENT : mOrn,p5 BtiI 4O77IPi rm.n MOVI( ioi Joan Pcftwo A 1 Cc WOMEN AND MEN (WEDf ° Doles 4 CAMU THREE (THIn :4 CRACKEELIFRI) Q THE LAW AND YOU (MOld) MINIJ,U (Tt) 0 0 SLACK AWARENESS (WW1 0 SPECTRUM (THU) U S4U IBW$ Bfondio AEPOFIT i Hf5 I 9:30 0 ONE DAY AT A TE Ann S over heats an on oidr man Paul J.m Huttt.nI ASkS for $0 ACCOP N1 - 2 LIARS CLUB ?4 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ON SEARCH OF.. Att. , L.OflA'd Nmo5 takes - tp:e.ers and non-b.1..vert - as, on stout of ,• V " To discover if the .ti ttirs Control our is,', 0 $100000 NAME THAT TUNE .12 INSIGHT 630 POPI GOES THE COUN. TRY 1114011110 2 Of IltRi 2 1000 4 0 LOU GRANT LOU that Mt :1 PORTER WAGONER (TUE. hOn S n interest that, be yap .rfIpyp5i- (WED) I WILSURN BROTHERS (THU) 4 V KUTANA bliher IR) 10:30 • LOWELL THOMAS REMIEWupts 1100 2 400 n NEWS 4D DICK CAVITY a SUMMER SEMESTER 645 4 DEAF NEWS .Iaseenqal. over an enlisted 0 SOAP (PlOd. 91 JOd' man threaten% his carrover Marl 2 01311 AI enters the hospital lot Pus opet lIon Burt reveals Ptr wort 10 I Psscff.atrsI Jets.ca learns o oF mm iT 9A ç.''y'\ This coming year you may find ed unique >oixsefl involv :' 7:30 2 ii TODAY 0 0000 MORNING 'f - _ Ui a NORTH A 45 SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Ic, en for a cause C CAPTAIN KANGAROO lii Propon ts lJ 1016 you JACK PROSSIR 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 630 • MMM Where Service se inaftsealpelda ____________ 00000 MORNING AMERICA ZO0U 1.00 900 2 12 TOMORROW DINAHI 0 THE PRICE 1:10 0 THE FBI 1 ('ANCFJI iJune 21-July fl) wES'r $S Its IflI YOU haM szected to have •$ K .1 91 this will be a moment invitation will put you fun day, there are apt to to in the company of people you some responsibilities attached. don't ordinarily associate with You'll not look upon them PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer t 'AIHAT A 6EALITIFUL IT REMINPS ME OF SUNPAY PtCRNlPJC! THAT POETIC LINE ... 5 IN H HEAVEN, '47 Au3 RIGHT WITH THE V.CRLP"- ' rw,-I-H Ct'4E OR TWO EXCEPTIONS IN - THE F SCR! ' (1/ '. ? - S __ ' I) and provide 6 P0442 VIIIC,4) (Aug.VSepI. 23) present yourself so as to draw 1 ' - -. BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Hiimdahl t34AT -"I5l4 WY,., TALKS MORE HIM ¶ 4'/'!/fl/- flQi 1H Fr jI'4..JW A&UTAC}-JgJ5 1 CONNECTED TO '131' ANKLt t!ONE ..eV TIf ANKLE &1iE'S S7 C'Y4NECTtD CAN T SING V t'ALV — 5 ,-",•£ 1.) since almost e first days of iON'. TUIVOSVA .. '.,. "Co '.. I "COACH" " 4 0 AS THE WORLD I~ 300 3 I ANOTHER WORLD QENERALHOSP1TAL PH 330 1 CALL IN THE FAMILY IR) 90 ELECTRIC COMPANY FLOPIOA 4 ILOVELUCY 0 MY THREE SONS ARRIVE ALM, lYI - .e 12 BATMAN - 1ZLJVINGW0ROS 10.25 CELEBRATION SALE_____ 4 UPBEAT 6:00 '4AORONS*Y AND COMPA. NY (lION) IYfMTP19U INDEPENDENCE • MISTER ROGERS MAGAZINE 10-30 _____________________ .2 12 HOLLYWOOD SOUAREVS (4 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (MON-WED PRIl ___________________________________________ I Lar,it,, IIt!Iinals, 1 .s. u. %Iull Il4L 451At I 15% OF,F OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF STEREO LP'S, 8-TRACKS AND CASSETTES _ _ _________ TWO DAYS ONLY, JULY 3 & 4, 1978 ___________________________ -' 1 P.WGE SOY I iti MI .'d.AI I I ______________________ 'Pr. I.-!-- A contract play,'r opens takeout double. West liked (fiN send 5? to Win jP his band and cue bad four Budge care I this "t'aIpp spades to let East choose a per P0 aos aa naao Ca', suit. I.ast bid five hearts and Station Now Sort -- by Stan Lie and John Romili _________________________ (tIP a 1191,54 4 RONNIE MILSA ONLY ONE LOVE FOURTH OF JULY iNMYLIF( WEEK F1 Good Sun. thVUSun (J uly 3.9)Ei,p$W,d, July $ FAMILY DINNER VALUES - B.. ' #4 ....... F-%= 1 I serves 5 to 7) 7 to 70) I *20 pieces chicken I • 2 pints mashed potatoes • 1 pint gravy s 2 pints cole slaw I I S IS pieces chicken • 1 pint mashed potatoes 5 1 pint gravy . 2 pints cole slaw • 15 biscuits 12 biscuits own 1Ia5L S Oea 0*145 'vi * .5 liII I r&v by WHO Bob TMves Ar! ' slog's 7 r 149 .4ft. MOP& PA I (serves 4 to $ 4 tax +tax (- (serves 12 pieces chicken 1 pint mashed potatoes a' L ii u...ouo .aza "ci*u" S 130 3 12 DAYS Of Cull LIVES OTICTACDOUOI4 5:50 a '.41St ,Fo,a copy oIJACO(JyMOO,. P LOT P I'.? I 'PillS •I _____ FRANK AND ERNEST RAW FWN" as FREE GIANTRAG POPI OWN -A I I? 0 -€ LUCY SHOW would go lii four sisuk-s '. POORER I MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS U ALL MY CHILDREN 3 It 4 DONAHUE MORNING and go iltiwri two iloubl,-.! Vulnerable Ea'.t-Wet 'I'nu Iwst-r knot, whal is Dealer- South going to happen with freak Wi'.i North Fail S.tiIh hiirith VS 4Aiij th fIil.3 I'ass libi l''. 40 hats S j',s A I1 -nniy ls'jnia rI'iiiji'r lass 1b1 l'AVSI I'as-s want-6 to know what tb. ass %hsis.sippu hc'art tianil is and how it got u.s naiiu-. lb-ri' is lb.- hVUHI Opening load. 2 ;-tft A JO U By Oswald Jacob) AKQ.I lot and Alan .Sontaj AKU Oswald - -'It has ta'.-n 6.--. Standard expert practise KNEE/ RIGHT _ get into t)w. biildi:tg_ in s • g SPIDER-MAN is zzxzxzxzxxzIxxzxxxxzxxx ,qI[xzzxIxzz \ l'rotsji - I I I 1200 3 0012 NEWS A THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS SESAME Ii PTL CLUB 63.55 t•dèts special oliN OMI ad hi'. •IIVlt anti West would hid to four h('41115 atal o down out- urwioubkil Sty> 1*. South decided to reopen with a 22pJoint ventures will not only important. You lIllY ilifi to be (iso tOday, they also coiitaiti dI'9S41 (tom )'OIW nOrTflaI way possibilities for profit. Seek of dosog things. S ph piivsi-datili-aIi-r contract to use opening-suit seven hearts lie li promptly Frientts hold you mparticululy the attention and aid of bids of three or more for doubled iand tak,-s only 'si; high esteem today. They'll ad unusual persons. preemptive purposes They- tricks because an opponent In conceit with your aimsTAURUS (April 20-May 20) are made with one-suit holds six top clubs and tti* ShM otthe,moon, Mot sitiiations can b.turned hands that will take a lot ol allot seven hearts It wa LIBRA ISed. 23-tkt. 231 around to your advantage tricks with that suit as discovered way back when trump and very few tricks "des were Ow lowest.dge is one thing. but today. Why not explore some ranking suit and hearts the with any other suit having the right contacts Is different avenues that offer U-wTIp -. hIghest. It was 'iupposetllç' another. Today you are very larger rMuni7 Alan: 'Here is a typical used by flverboiat ginnbkr*. fortunate. You have both going GEMINI (May 31-Jun*241 non-vulnerable preempt that to nercor passensters for you, so use them. lead your own parade today, paid real dividends. East sf:wsi'af-i.k 'sTi Si'Stisb wi'. SCORPIO tOct. 24-Nov. especIally If the stakes - h.'ippetiiil if South had situ- 6 - 1111 I AFTERNOON I LESAVEITTOBEAVER ØJULYMAGA2INL(TRI) U MOVIE 5:55 PRIVACY OF MY HO Hours 6a.m. - 6p.m. Mon.. Sat. I7.t37MiIs5SOffihIS5nIOfd.N$UtfSNhllfld'5 pit-hod up 51) PoInts" Al.in •%%'Iuit '.nulil has.' SNOW 10:00 AM 1000 LIFE,LOVE,MARRIAOEV BUSINESS CARD. CRYSTAL BALL READINGS thwdIlI If F,i'st 111111 pa,aas-d, tus iudc would tuav.' I • • 1ZUERVGRIFFIN PAST - PIESIP4T - PUTUII Helpful advice on all affair, • K QI 2 M)I'TH 6 K Q ii it ' you with a very work. entertasrungda>. t'indout more AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. II) Iboid yourself by sending for 'ourunique talents come tothe your copy of Astro-Graph fore today in situations with latter. Mail 50 cents for each elements of challenge. It's sj and a long, self-addressed, likely youII finish in second damped envelope to AM place. t;raph, I'o Box 4RI, Radio City PLSCES (Feb.20-March 201 ttatlon. N Y 10011. Be sure to Its a good day to spend with specify birth sip4 kith and kin. It doesn't have to LEA) July 23-Aug. fli Fin- be at your place hi fact. ding yourself it the hehti of a door activities will prove more large group activity today may pleasurable for all. tie the last thing youespec-ted. ARIF.S March 21-April 191 However, you should enjoy Because of your uiaplrationai every minute of ideas today you are able to • 102 . S 41 ' CAPRICORN 1113K. flso Accepting a spur-of-the- 19) Even tlsith _____________ EAST . IMON-THUJ PALMIST 831-4405 I 1155 4 0 CBS NEWS 400 3 DONAHUE 1:30 richer • Q 19 rytobeof help loanother,only tanner today. You will even to discover that y4 e th e Saw who truly benefited. 4 . 'k, ZOOM 3 12 TODAY an poIc. Ofl.ier try to Seep a 0010 'TOnS mating tPt sam. mitas. IRI FOROCOMPANY '4 DOORS OPIN :30 AM I 2 11 THE DOCTORS 4 0 GUIDING LIGHT 0- 25 become fri .Itolp 1e a ppter- ISSIlfIACI liglacs,neiiN Our Specialty LO'.00000 *If hoof Csvpsa 7k i Coupon r Pecon 3 1N€WS S MAJOR CREDIT CARDS HONORED °'dfl7-I41I W.Pa$44-19II had t- k-,',ri-d awjs North and South wi-ri- iO0 JinInt's WsRI This M 200 U ONE LIFE TO LIVE SESAME STREET husband 5 'fldiSCIPtS)r,5 . Of The Badge Rea_hutng that Ps fob has DAILY WEEKLY- MONTHLY North ilt'viilp'tl to ijobl' Whvn lb.' smok,' of bitftlt' AMERI. CA 0 POLICE STORY The FOR THE LOWEST RATES IN FLORIDA _______________________ associations that could benefit )OU. situation where you sincerely espouse will rally to your LOTRRY TAW 't2b VOi,'RBIRThDAY J11y4, 117$ ONLY 35' I I I 3 10 OVER EASY (WED) ID PESOP (THU) ID OUIE u. USA ?FRI $00 7:25 2 12 NEWS 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 4: NEWS by Howl. Schneider i I I I I 530 URYAP4SHOPE 00000 MORNING AMERICA 40 Lit_lAS. YOGA AND YOU 1203 WIN AT BRIDGE ___ soo •STUDIO SEE IMON) FCTORv(TuE) •WF1 •oNCE UPON A CLASSIC Every Tvgsday Morning j 2 ADAU-12 0 STAR TREK 12 GUNSUOKE MISTER R0GI 1 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORpow 7 -00 dScretvnIIRI every medicine and to most of Radio City Station, Seti York. onicriN 12 F.TROOP FEUD _ _______ __ • 1 pint mashed potatoes — 1 pint cole slaw . • 6 biscuits .IIppd $ 10 AN OlnWORIST. I On Columbia I JlKI3ktl I4.4. 'vlI\l,)IINIP - I $JS Records and Tapes I 55 for yourlowwwr I EII $ -- $ I I by T. K. Ryan A3 THINGS) GOIN6 ( HOW O 4 tax 725 AL TUMBLEWEEDS pint gravy S 1 pint cole slaw 9 biscuits :a. Ll .'45 8 pieces chicken pint gravy • W Oriin I" 4,1,p U( Fo r N A. 1 •' !Zzi ' •If_ - •A I CMXW- .. ' A —_______________________ V I- nn,,y Pe Sanford French (Hwy. l7.3) I -( JC THE TASTE THAT MADE THE SOUTH LOVE CHICKEN I . Nerlds SUMMER.FUNTIME PARTRIDGE FAMILY U utv 11-30 l WHULOFFORTLft4E 0 LOVE Of LIFE Q FAMILY [vowing 4 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 IPaf 12 I Como To V BUNCH I It 00 HSQ44ROUERS 0 HAPPY DAYS IRI •VILLA ALIGN 2 212TODAY MADAME KATHERINE 'r 'I S.. i 4 COMPANY $2- SO 12 HI.NtHIOR 9:00 3 12 NBC MOVIE Once An (aqle t19761 Sam U.tt csn Potts Sam finds tf ata_ Causing trouble in his marriage u1'' i dispute aih Courtne5 HyHERNICEBWEoL EEK _p MEEK R PR 3 12 THE 0040 SHOW Paul 3 I1TONIQHT Guest roti GootgooCatun Guests George Pi.ntp?en Maroon Scant 4 0 CBS LATE MOVIE U:M,aan And Wife Cross Arid Douttlectoii 11974t RorS HudsonSusan Saint .Iames MCLI Ian poses as P. criminal 001 -a-Il, to pinpoint a stolen 90od "P°"t Dee •ElECTRIC 11:30 her Cal j 0 MIF OOI•ICM•A$ 3 NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD Pd at iPvp pa_p.'. than .n ft 6.30 00000 TIMES Big NCtfP1 J J is obatChving &hire ThvvIm3 b.cOmcs.n,ovedethaisand sorno but tf'Idy stinger tat 610 2 2-COUNTRY GARDEN (TUE. THIJ) I 2-COUNTRY FiSHING (Ff1) of loon for the aPeSUVvd Pit the things we're exposed to in N.Y 10019 For Tuesday, July 4, 197$ CLIP "tog SESAME STREET 4 .M.YMAGAZ'.M(ThU1 " a cs €ws Air Of 0 UA$H The 3 llunLEHousEONTHf 0 ABC N — HOROSCOPE THOMAS 2 Il NBC NEWS I am wondering what wonder if your body could to withstand consuming that harm ts will many barrels of water. But my system. I would like t balance the potential benefits since it's on a daily basis your against the potential harm and tEd) is able to regulate tow so far l have only one half olthe much water )VOU should '2 6 j to 00 LOWELL REMEMBERS by Bob Montana 't.tg(çic1H MCTtRNAYRE Staqe Con'pan, 600 aspirin can reduce in- relatively normal balance for flammation and that there are you So if )oute not a person preliminary tro6cations that it who has some idiosyncrasy to $4 'S -- — nugt* reduce heart problems aspirin you should do all ngtt Ittscon-ectthattheretssome butltshardtobellevethat4.160 by Art Sansom — aspirins taken atttse rate of 12 evidence that regular use of — — I — — daily might not eventually aspirin may reduce heart 19 20 21 22 23 24 cause problems as well. protems It may also eliminate DEAR I4EAI)EH - some types of strokes or 25 26 — — — I:ver-thing is relative. If you complications of strokes, happen to base a tendency particularly thcwe referred to 27 29 129 30 31 32 toward bleeding or develop as small strokes. In fact its some other problem along the pusxlbk relationship to heart 33 34 way, then the sustained use of attacks was otnen-ed because aspirin might prove to be a of the lower rates of heart at36 problem. However. many ar- tacks Insome arthritic patients 37 30 ths'itic, have used aspirin for who had been taking aspirin for 39 I 40 41 42 longer than 10 years without many )ems. — — 4)44 — 45 having any adverse effects. The Of the various medicines that ,55 1 amowtsyou are takuigssnof uu might take for control of — — 46 47 15 — SO — astmmical. ourartitisthereisprobay Moreove>oushouldgiveyour none aspirin 2 body credit. Its a biological that you are taking in your --— system that's able tocorstantI case. (*her readers who want correct the Insults it sustains, the issue of The health letter '' • — = = = so the dosage of aspirin that that you've already read on ,VilwsPaPll I" I '5S1 ASS'. you're taking is well within its osteoarthntis, number 4-10 can / _______________________________ tolerance ability to readjust send 50 cents with a long, itself on a daily basis for a stamped, self-addressed en. normal person. veloçw for it to in care of this There are ldaos)l'icrasles to newspaper, to isi, 12 CAVITY Guests Arvin B,o.n ,ies, o' t,. Theater LOflQ*P*rf e* H5n Con and P.1i — 1 Dr. , 42 w-'..- acts 44 Sot __________________ ___________________ . ii C:!'.:t 47 Monday. July j.l!-JI Sanford. Fl HEY KIDS Can Be Taken Scnlfel) - . .- j s s I : I9lE TV HIGHLIGHTS • c 1 , humid ao. juo_i '. 52 at - 1 5) "' oa1 51 f'an'Iio'I 1C•!••4• A 1••UI 0 I ' •I •L '.:o:o:a:LI •01 i I ApofOg S TV, IS Graduate of j i __ 19 Labor. st 14o1 • C,trai 25 27 IISniO 0 Sq turd 33 Tortur.s 34 Frontier by Mort Walker IC.V.'.. at 2 I.. f4' •.' •° 0 P ,.'.. u I Evening ' " _ • 2O1nto ,.....IrVi BEETLE BAILEY ii load "$StSfp.$Ce S Us.,coffn 15 G.'.oIdi Si SE '.i5' -. ,-; MICj4T _ • D.• '000a AC$OU r Ow . _.., ___ Young .' Saufu& P1 ad WieWi Pak Ms4$ ' V SISiS i'P•• V I �a 4-.v.fImQ Herald, Sanford. Fl. Mondis'. Jelyi. tm CALENDAR COYY' ONES siC 'ANDES, SECONDED BY SFNCI4 THE COMM%IONES . IOLLOAING RESOLUTION AAS SIOSDAY. JULY 3 Weihl Wsiehen. 10 am., Ascrnslon Lutheran (hurrh. Casseltrry; 7 p.m . Florida Federal, Altamorde Springs l)i,t .rkah.p, 10 a.m and 7:30 p.m.. Sanlando United MethOdist, SR 434 and 4: Carltcm Union Budding. Sletwm. lOam. and noon; 7:30 pm.. Firs Presbylenan (liutvh, l)eLand. Frer Blood I'rrnure (lisle. 71 p m.. 7thday Adventist Churth, Winter Springs lake Sbooro, Amat.'vr Rail. S.cldy. 7:30 pm.. Sanford t1amtj,r of Commerce. South Semiasle Jaycees, 7:30 p.m.. clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 436 TOPS Chapter 79, 7 pm • over BaI*L( Church, Crystal Lake and Cowitr)' Club Road, lake Mary. ItE.SDAY. JULY 4 1oorth of July Fua rae,, vt. Mellon Part, Sanford t,gunning at II am. Fireworks at dark on lakefront. Spimsoced by (treater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. F.wlh ii July parade, 9 a m., Maitland, of losed by day of fond and fun at Midland Civic Center sponsored by Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce. lire's orts ii 9 apm., lake Lucien (hied.Ja,cm F.wlh.f Julycelebration. beginning at II am. adjacent to Meat World. Barbecue at noon, firesorta at dark. uNANIMOUSI.Y ADOPTED AT THE REGULAS MEETING 0' THE 50*50 QI COUNTY COAl MISSIONESS 0' SEMINOLE COUNTY rIOIIDA ON THE Inn DAY Ot JUNE. AD. ICTI AHESEAS, EIo,.di La. P'P'.('boI 11141 ffi. Board Of Cos$W, Co..'- ss.o.'., 0014t.4Ie SOIIISi o.i(,i Ia, •I.Q.oafl Ce.,nt, MHESEAS 154 Board ol EIOc.,s a, na. NO* THEIEIODE II SESOLVEDbv'54504'dofCO,.,4", 04 5.,- .nol Coun$. F''4a IPSI 155 lI,ilg 511CM Ca, •r lIrIB, (I,CIa,l ,t$.bI.U,d p$lmansntl, to. II.. oIboo.m PUECINC? NO t-(rcP, Cl God. SOS * 02nd %I,,Of. Sanfa,d IL PUIC$NCT NO 3- *1501, SPou4. SR 1)1. Psola. EL P•ICINCY NO J-M.d.a, S<Poaa Auda,.," J'laa, A.u, so.n.I. Ca.?, IL PSECIISCt NO •-AIla.',onl. Sor..sC ? Hill I C" ApIl ol 431 lal No.15 caSe 43o A l4.noIp "C"f0i lL PRECINCT $10 $-M..no,aI 5,Id"0 old C I MVII Iou'S CaSdr A,sn,5 O IL PIICINCT NO 'St 5tipl Gtn. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1 fassslbm'y' Rotary, 7:30 am., S & S. (hind. K.tary, 7:30 am., the Town lloue. Rerovery, lii'., 12:30 p.m., 300 Robin Road. A.ltgnorde Springs. Saof.ed kl'suhs, noon, Civic Center. Suf.rd Sereaaders. senior citizens dance, 2:30 pm.. CIvic Center Free Blood Pressor, Clue, 34 p.m., Winter Park Memorial Hospital Association Building, Moms Avenue. Sanfued O$lmlsls, 7:30 p.m.. Holiday Inn. (heresies's A.ymsss, 7:30 p m., Altamonte Mall SlarligM Premesaderi, 7 p.m., l)eBary Commwuty Center, Shell Road. Fret bloub presser,, 2-4 p.m., 7th and Elm. Sanford AthentI Church. ThURSDAY, JULY 1 SaaI.rd Cs,1t, 7:12 am., Buck's. Sooth Semlaufe Optimist, 7:30 am., Holiday Inn. Wymore Road. Lake Mary Rotary, S am.. Mayfair Country Club. (heresies's A.oaymose, 9:30 am., Mental Health Clinic, Robin Road. Altamoide Springs. ('oo&I.g deiauautratlosby Carol kortin, director of Diet Workshop, 7:30 pm.. Chamber of Commerce, 400 K First St., Sanford. t).Bary Bl.sd Desslag. 44 pm., community center for donors 1716 years. Frle.dihlp Club, 10 am., Altamoide Civic Center. Did W.rbakp, 10 am • and 7 p.m., Montgomery Wc4Ir4srstalp Mall: 73Q p.m., Sanford Chamber of Comnierce. Sealor Ciliara Dasee, 2 p.m., Aitamorde Civic center. Bastard Ralarort 7:30 p.m.. First Federal of Seminole. Deltas. Theatre Arts Gild. 7:30 p.m.. Episcopal Parish house. Enterprise. Weight Waicheru, 7 p.m.. longarood Quality Inn and Oviedu First United Methotd. (heresl.ri Aasuymass, 7:30pm. Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. FRIDAY, JULY 7 Semisoft Sautl., Kiws.is, 7a.m.. Sambe's, Sanford. Semissle Sooth Rotary, 7:60 am., lord Chusuky's, Altamonte Springs. Bashed Semiasle Jayctes, noon, Jaycee buizkling. Weiglo Watehers, Sears, Altamoide Mall, 10 am. Taagles.sd LA, closed S p.m., St. Richard's Church, lake Ho'seU Road. L.ug..sd AL, closed, pm., Rolling hills Moravian Church, SR 434. Y.asg Adilta Club I.e Bugle., $ p.m., Orlando 6arden Club 710 E. Rollins Ave. S. A C SAflJRDAY, JULY $ LA Bastard Womes's Group. 2p.m., 1201 W. First SI. Tb, Eagle. CR Club, S p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Orasge Bboosese Chapter NIL Federaliss if the Blind. 3 pm., Api. 23-13. TuIn Lakes Apis., Monroe Avenue. Staitland. Rebuilders lee Chtistlaa Bugle, ins' Zlj, 7:30p.m., Friendship Baptist Church, Altamoide Sprmgs. Casse(ben'y LA, closed, $ p.m., Aacuuslon Lidlieran Church. Sa,isg Earrgy is the H..e Semiw, 9a.m. to 4p.m.. Seminole Community College, Room 1407. 14 fee. O(4Tim. lee Cream keel, 14 p.m.. 7allsood Commusuty Center on Union Strut. Homemade ice cream and cake. MONDAY, JULY II Diel Wuñahep. 10 am. and 7:30 p.m., Sanlandu United MeItudist Church, SR 434 and 14; 10 am. and mcii, Carlton Union Building, Slitana UnIversity; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyienasu Clutch of Dland. Weighs Walebeti 10 am., Aac'enalon Lidheran Church, Casselberry. Bastard Rotary. noon. CIvic Ceder. TOPS (bpter 15, 7 p.m., over Baptist Clutch, Crystal Lake and Cosedry Club Itoads, Lake Mary. Weight Watebers, 7p.m., Florida Federal meeting room, Aitamoale SpringL AI$IamSK-IS 5em4, Ja3wees beard, 7:35 pm., cl. Spring Dak Sanford Alesbelle, Aausyamsi,S p.m., (closed), 1311 W. l'.lrd SI. TVIDAY, JULY II Bastard $ertsua, 7 am., Bombs's. Wiaks' 3d.gs Suts, 7:35 s.m., Smiehins Park cummwuty tinter. Onrss4m Aassya, 5:31 a.m., fl,d Federal ii Seminole, .R 434, Langv; 7 p.m. SM Tease, Sedgeheld Apt. dubsose, SR , Abamonk *1(5; 7:35 p.m., Florida Pour and U, Myrtle Av, Bestott Suid Usse, noon, llohdgy Im. Leagued Sellams, mom, Qssldy Ion, 74 and SR Ut Weighs Wakbers. 7 pm., 31m11154 Apsitneeda Cisaelberry; 7 pm, Sanford Woman's Cuba S Dab Ave. Paj Aamy.uus, 7:31 pm, Comfberry Cornmaulty MeUsdid Church. PSICINCT NO H50 A.l'f',f F II, ?.-<O.s.,,,.,n.t, fl 5IfI CIl04vOII Ii NO 1 A-Co..'n'un.Iv "0*154 APn..P I5"d flll 515504 CPI04uO'a IL l-SIe,•l PIECINCT NO C,.,d,*s Co.",.n", Hoot. H.II load S..OI.rICI (o04II, IL PSICINCT NO •-Ia,asI COy lapI SI Ci.'iP' Edvcal.o.'aI Bldg. AMI Liv. 515.141,, load S.asoI Coon', 'L PRECINCT NO II- La.. Mar, 545001 A.d.Io,..m S 15 •r'd La.. Ma., 51,4, Li's Ma,, IL PSECINC? NO Il-No?!t, La.. A0t5 CI.,bt.ovSq 243 SPa'oas 0,,,t AIIS.no.W• S01I0qI. IL PUECINCT NO Il-SI A..*.ai P'.tbl'a.' (lards III) Soar LilS 10413. OrlendO L PUICINCY NO tO-An'.? s1.nqs Too.. Hell, 102 Nort'i MOSS Road, And. Spnngs 1 PSECINCT 110 le-(sasO, f Cod * Id.',IIS A,tns L01*Qo004 'L PPECINCT NO ll-5ento,d (ac (a,,?.,, , CII No.15 of lot' Stress a,' Sanloli A,i,.u., 5.aMo,'d, IL PRECINCT NO Il-LhI.,'.o (Ip , tI.an CP'ufth, hOt l.an Las. Ibid Apoaa IL PSECINCT NO lt-.Coancl CPISn.b.r5 (attplbsrIO CI, Hill. C.u.sb..,,. IL PU$CINCT NO IS-Sanora (1.15.0.54 Eat? oft Sar14ond Ana. 04% 5arori BIrd . SanIold. FL PIECINCT NO l-5•n,,r.eI5 H.gli 5(1.001, C.ocq.a A,5m,l. 5nten4 IL. PRECINCT NO IS-I6,Iie.I41 Ci.n'a.lip 54P'OOI, VPI,.. 54d Sasto'd. FL PIUCINCI NO il-i.vcs Ill &SML s. juw, and $5511411 A.$1'Ml, 5sr.55, ta. PUECINCT NO 33-1,140,0 C ,< Ca.'.,. • I 05 No.1501 1 rid 5I,',al a. S.a'eond *151145 PIECINCT NO 0)-Pta.,. Las, 5apI.tI CP'a?O. 415 I.og lad I nm PaI IL PIECINCT NO 3I-5..a.'I, Day A3,a.I SI CI.ofcs, St,$11 0$ 1.04 on Mall Road, *01W Spnngs IL PRICINCT NO. 0$-AItan*o&s Sp'.nqs CIII CI'I.c M.91*CI.4 A,l"l 01$ Loflg0000 A.lnul, AIla..55 Spr.oqt IL PRECINCT NO 11-LaI• M.n Ins Hoot.. SE (Or.' $1 *.Ib.ar A.a. and 1.151 5In'I, L5I Mar,, IL PIECINCT NO It-SImnola Coonl1 S(sooI 5.0154 OIt,(. Ill 't?W4I.(.nO, Mh4I0n.,lI. Aynvi and (yI5? A.m.a SinIa,Ø II. PUECINCT NO 3S-CSSI,aI l,pI,%l (1.04(5 BOg 101 Oil A.,.a. Smlo.d, IL PRECINCT NO Ol-PorlabI. Senlo,d V.ddl,Sc50o1. lanlond IL PUECINCT NO $-(a41 A5oor EI5,,*InIa,y 5(1*004, litt I ISA Oil Mc,Vo. 54t"ool Road. Lay. Ma.Ios. IL PRECINCT NO )l-Enql.lS EVal,, 5.11.001, 0,10.4 load 1511* PasS. FL PRECINCT NO )3-Pcrt.b'. A4Ie(Iilt 5 544111 ldof Ma,I..n Casnlry (Ib. WI'S? MA Sardo.d IL PRECINCT NO *)- t0l.004 C I, Hall. corn., 4 Maria. 3410* Ond *1151 SftIal, L0II9*o04 IL PRECINCT NO k-A'la'nonli Sp.'i II51'.af.laf, 511001. SOt P.nq,pe D'.tl off Pain. 5prs Orve. AltansOilfI Sp''qi. IL PSICINCY NO fl-Sa,a.q Oils (Oa.n'vilIy ClwWtOt4. SOS S51IfIq O.ls0'.v.. AIlam..tl,Sa,.o,L FL PUICINCT NO 10.-SI Ma., YaqdaI.0 CPIW,cIl. S5$Uliq Las. load. Al$5,IiOf.l. 55$'055. II. PEICINCT NO. )7-San..a (It,50.j, latt of I 50*10,4 A,51luS a. San... Slid. 55010,4. II PSECINCT I-Soul11 NO 5,1.1.0040 M011, kliool. EcU 54.04 QonlIll M4,o. LaSs. tU14I 500411 oft *.r4l9 Pant Drl,. CasSIfber'. IL PRECINCT NO Ol-logIss ElI 5411001. 0,1.4 Road, 1,911 ParS. IL PRECINCT NO N111', Club, No.sll StaINS Road. Gc41.wod. IL PSUCINCT NO ll-Al,l.• M,04I. 541.0.1. HI9Il0l, 137, L0.II.00d. IL PRECINCT NO 43-I Ill A5%Im54IiofCodC54,*5. 304* 1110 PLO RI OA• Legal Notice Legal Notice L.gal Notice -- .------------ . S a. • I MRIVEMMU ST*T$• ,jj , 5.0 S., ., o', C'.j",. s?Y , PIECINCI NO Il-San 'os. Roo.n OH j, A sltt c-', PSECINCY NO lI-P3tta•, .c.a.' Sli'.aa, 110$ £asl PSECINC? NO 45-Se . HIS (ovIt, CIO Prpst.,. 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I1' lIi'l 5 's, I "l'.na , . ,ioytv,p., o*n a4 SlIS', •ln,•nc% 12-Scisl Notices -- - 5'5 I Ifl 350 51.1511 ' NEAL TOSS 110I433or1)47lIt5* wndi.sn.d, 5491.0111? '04 * 11 -Houses "%'l)?l 'II (AOiO SAIYMNO. SCHOOL 'al SAND SONNEI. 530 SLACk EVE PEAS 14 SOb'.. U OCI I.,'dool.' ill,) Legal Notice ) aC II LJNI10PLO'IEDI N#,il a9.A '0 vs. 'a,. 5.51(195 d55.r 1 .n Cia.' 111,040 Only PIlats Call $24 3055 a.a.IatI, T,act.,osg I t55(alI 1,1.11 '5115.9..', Ph3 5 (511.1.6 0, USA P-o Tpr5 Rrg.il., For .,lo D.,i t,44I dos,, 373 33$' . 15(alJoDR ¶4(?,l,n,al o1''015s 100111 MolsI iob S*ILTCOUN P0 Sos 133 111,0% .1*5150(5,44, 32-Houses Unfurnish.d WnI,d 1$-Help 'I' 05 I CI114.51 ng 1*1454 aI o.s< lop par. vsa, 410.5*4 aCrS Cot.a Boa's Co l3Q5 LaSS Rd.SI.sIo,d 9-Good Thngs to Es? - Io.ta,.'I4IopN,a,,of I t. .,, _________________________ _________________________ __________________________ 55vt.11g 11*4 PIC.ldIo.q If - ,0 Sunday - Noon Filday Sp Saød iec$55 INS SI__a.. RATES IftMi 3c$ascwttv.ti.no, CsIAlOCVt*VetII,I I N AM - S 55 PM MONDAY INfu RIOAY SATUEDAY A Noon met ___________________________ DOC' laM A.Or.<t. $o,.11 Aa,In',nl )Ø COUNT! ILORIDA 014 THE 3111. 0*! 01 JUNE 4 C). 1175 AlIt SEAS IlordS StatISt - 31-9993 HOURS NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE 0' liOSiDA To OAASELL ROuST MUP COMMISSIONER 'MENCH. THE '0(1 OAINC. RESOI. UTION AAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT 1u1 REGULAR MEETING OF THI BOARD 01 COUNTY COAl .'5.. Orlando - Winter Park CLASSIFIED DEPT. w'o 0*5511 50515, MUIDOCS 'I I11 01O'• L.NG I05 "E £( CI PT £N( 1 5! THE I, Yargirpl AsIr.'ar I S AN) (,RANT 115 C*pu', CI,.l IYPCSIN OuT 'ES ON TIlE P.O St. J.rts 3$ 3 IS Ii 1105 As' , r,'arts £ 540 GIANTIES nv 'Dl AND PROa DING OR THE FICTITIOUS NAME MOOt CATION 01 SECTION I NOTICE .i n.It, ,1'n 15511 5I.' Cl ORDNANCE NO $1 OS THE "I o..s.n.s, a' 3M JalI."n. .ngecrd JODINANCES 01 THE CITY 01 CalS•lbplr, Road Sf.".noIs ANTIS SPO'NGS 50 £5 TO Coo"', 1IO da nOW 1541(14'oljt ALLOA 71415 ASSIGNMENT AND .,4.,'p04 AIR 0 QUIP SUPPLY, and PSO'.IIDINC. 105 AN ISa' I .rWI!Sd I. 119515? led 115,115 I'll (T Pal DATE 15 P55 CI.fl QlIn. Crcw.t COt,,'! .00,01 144 Ordnanc, Mall be 5,." rIOIC Coup'l,. 11.41. .11 ec 1 •. o4I. Of Ci of 11* '51' ? I A n'sf Sa'"gs 10,0511(1 alt. Ill D'e.4.onl C II (1.1.0*15 Nan'i 5Ills,. ,.., I 'Ill .45 ID? 411 o.'so.'s 0*SI?.l'0 10 SacI.oa. 111011 10c45 571Il 1152. "1' I4" ''" 0 R Co.S"'la.. A I .Y11r55?40 Oar',5a Vr .1!s 154 P01.511 h'1 3 Ii II 34 IllS 0 a'l."d .1I1 15 I'#i'd nEZ , THISNOTICE Sbob,00bsP'rd 0 PUILICNOTICI ".1..nng Hr4l4 arId Ill' 5,n'.n.I SALE SPIS OX 0 Q *'%15LwI I.' '14% IS) 01,50' hIv I) 117$ a IC I f(lI'.CIn O,"I III p(I.( ¶515 oIl by "'ad. 015 a Va 4' 1'5%I I.Il.n 151 dIst a,0' me 11*1' IaI0nObIl I ID No .".. 04 PP.. 0'.T'( lSarO'.q ' a021H4PI417?II at AaIIaCl5 A,to " s" h" R.par, 1211 A,n., ii, , ,' 5.n IlT la,d Iio,.da TI.. I,n.5 1* 5415 OIl I. ? ol An'5? Sr''f'gt t PM a' I Ot 1)0,0. P.tI,Sl. JI, 3 IVS Ii, 5 Ma.5 T P$orl'wI oit I C.?1 (len RESOLUTION " M J. I tiC -' C*, MOTION B! COYMISSIONII ALE I ANDI If SECONDED BY '.C. .. CLASSIFIED ADS ' ''-------------Jii-1OJJ LESLIE COLVIN MUSDOCE. P,4,',ofq. ILOSIDA 1,1 AN TI NC TO SCM I NOt. E eso' INCCRPOSATED £ I 1000* CORPOSATIO'I THE iTs NON S'CHT TO I aCi USIVI IRAP,CHISE TO CPISAYL AITtaIN TimE CITY 0' A INTER SPRINGS TO iTS PA01NT C05P05AVI0N AMERICAN TELEVISION AND COY MU N ICAT ION S (OS 005ATsON AND GRANTING Ay( RICAN TEa. LV ISION AND (CM MU N' AT ON S COO PORATION THE RIGHT TO 5(5 G'a ANt) SILL,. ITS NON ' uSvt ' RANCHISE TO C"I RATE AITISISI THE CITY 01 A N!! S SPRINC.S TO A AIIOLLY CANE C) SUPSIDIAR V CT TIME 'a OMPOVATf C) TO SI ANOAN A AMERICAN 'ILEVISON AND (OYYUNIC IONS CDI I'OIIATION P110. IDINC. 'OR 'u[ CONDITIONS 0 SUCH ASSONYI N'S 4. 7 IN INC CINCUIT COUST. IN AND ISMINOLI COUNTY. 'OS SLOIIDA CASINO ?$ I3CAB4I FLOUIDA NOT1C( OS PUILIC HISSING NO Mindav. JvIyJ. _ 97$-55 £,00.o 5111114. Icanleit II LeVI Notice . ..1,15rar• roo. if fri. Ti...y...,, sn,ne CONy FINANCING-NO I LOW DOWN PAYMINTSI lee sest as Airpert SPIt frem U.S. It U - TOes Ost as lasted Aas. 05 - ET".TTT jLL �L SB-Evening HiraM, Sanford, Fl Monday, July 3, i$7i Open July 4th Sale! 10a. M Sale,I 0 9 IT 6POMM 70th Year. No 276-Tuesda y, July 4, 1975 ROCKET 30% to 50 off Sanford. Florida 33771-Price 10 Cents Nhowo#F $2.2 Million c 7' Men's su its. ] !9 '.-': POWER Project Set U '1 ti.•i 9 '1 Young men's suits. Polyester, and polyester blends in solids and fancies. Reg and long sizes 3 fo r summer $99 separates. A great selection of misses and junior sportswear Shorts, tops and more in dozens of styles Bright summery prints, solids and designs on polyester and polyester cotton knits and terry s Forget it fellas, the pretty lady Isn't going to be iden. tified, nor her address given.. but she will serve as a reminder that Sanford's Fourth of July activity will end with a. . . display of fireworks beginning at p.m. on the lakefront to cap the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce's Fun Fair---a full day's activity at Fort Mellon Park. 4: Near Sanford Jl By LEON Ailt) I*ANSLM)BF .' Herald Stall Writer A V 2 million proec1 calling for conMrstiun of $2 two and thurhen villas pncstd in the low to misI4011.01111 raswe is planned onlf Acres nreaafrcvn the Mayfair t'.ssitI'y L1Ub oft State lIned Il-A at the 'eel Id*C 01 Sword The final Diana for Ite pro)ect being built by Shoemaker Construction Co will be presented at a Sanford $.zasusg and toning commission meeting Thursday right If approval is given. AK Shoemaker said he will begin cosutzutjlon of midel tuxiwa within the nest couple weeks. The new cieveloçmwmt will feature two and three-bedroom • I fir •. .'.' . • FOURTH OF JULY FUN FACTS, PAGES 3A, 3B I s' - AGENTS WATCH FOR ILLEGAL EXPLOSIVES, 3A Or19.6.50Io9 V1*di 'flCC cub AM will go bit bull double garage.. Shoemaker, who has been in business in Sanford since I7. also is planning 20 singlefarnily hcisnes the $00 to I00.S price range in the area of State Road MA and th'.gan Avenue Th. planning and toning commission also renewing Slioetiak,rs plans for this levelosnent at its meeting Ilowev,r, even if the ap prevails received. Shasinaker said he La unsure at this time when the starting date for the lacte deeriopanent will be "Hight now lm really not sure because of the curratit stat, of the money market. We ote wisisre of ft availability of the money for those who want to buy." he said In vtU Thur*y ' Four Hold 4,,aId pP0$. by T.m ia.ty,. Your choice. Lq 3.99 Blind Womon' s Pliah t: A $75 Deposit Mme Up" ia a 4Bytr. 54 $ v.an uSa. .twd ha, had her share of trouble over the - 32 years, but things ap. parently aren't getting better jis* yet Miss Byew has been legally blind In both eyes and lives alone in a red and while wixid frame tviae in Closeout! Her problem csmnuy' Since April 20 until Monday she was without electricity during which time she cooked on a gas hooter because her meag,r assistance check - her drluiquenl with the paver company after heavy ust of an electric heater during the winter months Made aware of Miss 11)Tie's prot4un by an Insurance agent who visited the woman from time to Wi.. Sasninole Commimity Action SCA) became involved Us the CA". Sandra Games, a flew specialist with SCA. stepped into the pctilr, and managed to get the utility company to rot, power for the woman Men's dress shirts. Now 5.99 A 1 I f 7 ' Orig. $12. Men's famous name dress shirts of polyester. White and pastels. Short sleeve styling in sizes Ii' I? Long sleeve; Orig. $14, Now Sale! '.•• t; -j Save 30% on selected sleepwear. to $31. Assorted shifts, floor length gowns, robes and Iogewear. Available sixes P. S. M. I Fa fis I TER polyester cotton knit polo Shirt sporty, youthful styles Sites S Special 991 .rely wish in, is. uroni - ,---, si UcITaIq. Seminole County Property The city and toasty govern- Men $ and women $ straw mat tatami sandal, *ith velour supping for beach or Casual weai Cho.ce of colon, mans 7 t I?. women 15 t 10. WhOlO Sizes only WINTER PARK & SANFORD PLAZA OPEN DAILY 10 A.M.-9 P.M. SUNDAY 12:30.5:30 P.M. ORLANDO DOWNTOWN OPEN TUES., WED.. THURS., AND SAT. 9:30 A.M.-6 P.M. MON. AND FRI. 9:30 A M •8'30 P M t -- .• . - . - -. BULLETIN The l.it gsaa vhs held of Cbdrsa neal - sad what ikey said 'eve three ether haulage. - for ataisi U herw surr,ad.red shenily after sees isdey. Fill sp.lnmaa 11.4 MrNatgae said. "The hautagft are safe," he salt 'Fverythlag has hs,u urued According to Mi. t,aines, those agencies are regulated by the isme nile, as StA and can usia, donations for specific purpuars only, and ap. parently only to other CuffipmtIiea or agencies III to lntv'uivaLi You cant sit and grieve ...' I.verylhing is all right," he said We are negtitlating It U probable that we will reach an agreement in the morning The 90VTO-Tullent went ahead with its plans to tioki the l'uertu ltia parade "Fill spukrunan Rod Mtllargur said. We has, ml accepted any of their demands yet' As for the negotiations. McHargue said, "we think they are g*ng well As lung as were talking we feel we're making prove.. We have as open line to them" lie said the FBI baa made the kiabsappers quite a lea utters,' but he would mit specify what they were I..atlier, an PIll agent said one of Ite offers was to allow the raiders to tioki a news cuilerenc. He sod the throo awn and one woman in the raiding party a.,, aU Pinrto Ricans and were holding three other people hostage besides Utmaslea Ruts. Her $300 monthly disability check has been at&t Miss Byese has lived but atm Use winter months were somewhat cvr than usual lad year. her electricity tall ate into the check. Ms taffies said says it mint have Irtin Miss Byrn in order to Continue serving her The deposit became nec.asaary because her account became delinquent SCA is able to pay the electric twu through an energy grant from the federal govenuneng "We will tail Yriday but the vwd 'pacifIcally IIyI we Cult pay hangs like drpmul*l Ma Gaines said today Miss Byese'a problem may he sllgMly lesaen,d. however 54 __ the woman can probably Despite the increased tall ' dicki't itit .ouied but paid off a little at a tune '11w man teas the pawn company would really give me a break because he would allow me to pay ham 110 or $13, bit after awhile it kept Adding up and I think he thought that he Se BUNt), Page 2 A Today .4 reand The t1.tt Bridge Calendar teak, ('ressased I4stwlai ties, Ahoy S.A Of. Lamb j. Hsew,p. lb Hespilal *.ii (11.RSEL%P 2-a Spans ê.t Teleslais. ii 11eslhu I-I II 2-A II 114 'a IA A OWNS 8t020. i- Pay at least $20 of the flNeSI7 dugsa*, l.s,t her 10 tInie only5 by Friday Why cant ihe gal the money from welfare, (hUtchel or other relief Monday. Bal. wila Miss byte e we "PA a on deposit by Yriday, the power may he tumid off again. Although SCA U able to help Miss Br" by paying by Fr14•, the - due hills for electricity. it is unauthorised to pay dmxaitj, which the Flond, Power and Co now one cent; to ong.uod Dial it areas was raised this year to Ito effect liii year Gosinbil mote than lb.M in property in city's base for 11w tax purpose., officials, taking the hint (roan tiucintil's certified rate fur can upth, lazes by four cents: reflect the sale prices ol similar 'alt U. passage 4 I'ropsa*wi I) Sanford would have permitted revenue over last year, to reduced to $C.SlI,IU. to Winter Springs to hold U. aid nearby property. Lake Mary with two bag, Goamtal said The city will be natmbiurssd passed in California to howl 11W an Increase of 21 cents per If the govenimental wits in hue and to Oviasfu that it can In addition, the law passed by mwidactiurthg plaits within its Actually We Mary's taxable for that laws by the Mate at the ability of guvenmwntai units to $l,w saseesed valuation for Sensissols County watt to rats. raise Ite tun by 13 s. the Legislature redwing lazes boundaries-NCR and value with inventory as it was rate of II percent, said levy lazes, announced even Sasslurd fwoprly lazes In liii courtly The school board, under UI on the inventory of some Stroinherg'Carhen- is going to .odd have totaled iaij,s. ts*nuta,l The city's revenue before receiving its cntih.d Lsutst.i said the pro.etly this year. the elected officials law, casual raise its tax rate manufacturing facilities from feel the aueeae on inventory under 11w old law. With the __ Ifoil U. MatE to UIaI* up for tat rat. (roan liewinbeis office appraisal roll has lien fur' will have to advertise the fact is above $1 per thousand assessed 20 percent to If percent and to lazes from these ssrces cap on the inventory las, the laws ihinild he $IU$ll. it would Sat be iSCres*ing warded to Harry Ci., esacidive bold black letters, valuation without laming more ore percent us rithor cases wait tomporvily with a redaction of howevet, its lasabi. value, use Meanwhile. Sanford city taws p,, pajpy,' Page 2A The officials will be getting no date finds that it could gauss by OnIg. U to $1. Tops in the tasii Choose from this Popular grou Tatami sandals. SAM JUAN. Iu.s1a Rico UPI, - Pour gunmen holding the Chilean consul hostage today negotiated with police aid the Vol. demanding the cancellation 01 San Juan, YowTh of July parade sod the ritsee of twit PuanS. Macen '*enaMs W49iftrAd in tPw (Ynsted States sine, It. . By DONNA II HdStaffWrilet Men's polo shi, moo and women. Puerto Rico Property Tax Increase Unlikely In Seminole County Now $4.4, Th --p- I Ill 'Y2 pric " ' uIl To Keep Electricity S I J - -. S -- Appraiser Terry Goemhel to hood lazes Gosanbefs office, required by law tocsrtdyatu rate for each 01 the local governmental units, sent lii results to the coody, school heard and the cities Monday. Goenshel's mewçe to Lake Mary was ta reduce its lausby 34 cents per $1,111 aes4 valuation, to the cvoidy cow mimics that it may raise its Uses by seven cads per $l,*; to the city of Sajiford that it can raze its rite by 21 cents; to Altatnoite Iprings to redact by sevens cats; to Casaelbetry that it can raise the lazes by - mats can Igisore (loenbel'a figures, wider the law bit that is when the bold black Ad. vertisennenit is necessary to alert constituents and ad. "al public hearings are rare Gambol said the centified as rite is determined, ac cording to law, byaam that would permit the govenunental wit to have the same revenue from property lazes as the previow yr, pIa additional money for new coodnuetlon aid an amount for increased ammments, Ti. properly aaaer said the value of property in some till Taaabie P!IiIY Valise TA* BODY p Taa Bali CassiBatry 1U,n1. 3.15 ON"$ptIs Wi Law ___ WAJU. W" 1.14 $. T" CM" 1971 ____________ MN IALIXAV ____ - S.0 210 Cmos'y Csssmn $pof owd A"="* Ipelage ba" " SE%IIt5I.E t'oI''fl' 15K0P1':$t'fl' TAX TEENI)S Tsl 191$ Tuabie 1"$ New ConPesrPy Taxes Pr..$y Vihi, •h'vcil.. v.h. - flUSh ) UM1C 111.17 $ilJSs.$Mk 12110.1CM IN.4514? I$1(1M14 341,413.1$ - st,ysi,ism,e ijst,pssjss 111.191.953 wgJ20 IIl,$3.$54 "IAM 1*1,207.20 110.2*20 119.11(31 $34U4U,4e 5411*113 54.154i5V l($LNl 13*414 LINISi $111,433 10Il104 00.111 l$$14) ' 42111111 - - Tax Ills 11 IsdeIton W tSasis 1154 $157) - 1*5*551 iipei,j.t, 5VStwlliis IIIII Calif lid Tom Bali 54sf - 2-43 7.11 alt IN 2.54 lU 4.fo,,,, _fl$.I$ IriS Prepsny Tease at Certified laSs Nov~ Increase $i,z.xj -1141s.ps.I3 11I 1.11415401 MUSIss 3M1*N 141201.11 - ITUR 119411.11 $3,$lLs34as iLen is 1151514 - -211154 mmit .15 I'- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1978 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, July 03, 1978 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 03, 1978. 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>, July 03, 1978; <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/8383232207ca1c22ab11f3586f4bdfe3.pdf 27b0905f13e4782d79807d0318c0e605 PDF Text Text - - ------.------------.-- -- ----------- SUNDAY EDITION 70th Year. No. 712—Sun4ay. July 2. t1$ Sanford. F$Or14 32771—PrIc. 20 Cents 'Open It To The World' 4 A Youth Homes Probe Is Association's Goal y TOSS GSVANU "WaIdNewsrAblev, NIrSUt PooNs Sy SHERIFF'S DEPUTY GUARDS AREA AWAITING THE ARRIVAL OF SIMS The tune is to to used. arcirtng to HR& for ctüin otto or, ..c'$naq problem In — CIUId.en who have been cw sict,d of a crime, or who are on prohetn. The brat atop in Obil those Involved say they hope VIII lend to a lionlevenel, ' øue maci the hillacale Uwedlgatut of youth treetinoed hernia In florids has promty so a treitineeg eMit Wild d.w*toe p1itly In the bun taken with a itt filled In circuit rout, Sword, to baIt the nearby Suidow Huts subdivialm and that the home I. located Ion itaMuluoM of such a twine new Lmigwood. war u Woodlands Eleensedory School. "That itt is Jest the tip of the kobeig." said F4 Boiling.sasociabon"irp Sanford law fInn of endroso, D.1. and Mcmlii. A ipekiwi.en with Vial firm today said the matter will to heard before CIrrIM Jes, Tom We think the .ntire project needs WwIdaII. Ned Ju&ta.t Jr.. one of the lawyers in the isone, said this m..rtng to be open to public scrutiny.' his firm ULU attempt to show thal ft avicillural son" an whicli the boone ii k.caUd has 1$ prmutted usia, two of .Mdi an president pro tern of the Myrtle Lake Homeowners Association on single-family d.elbng and. govenmo,d,omed and operated whose IwIaU the so was flied. buildings In the stat, the heoncownere association aihi the cmat to enJoin H. said that U an Inconh*ItEncy in petindt.d we and he will oak 11w Deportment of Henith end Iloitofolitati,, Services 111115 the rout to great the mjondm barring HItS troon buying the from purdiatog a 1mm. on Duen hood to establish the ystdlt twine vies effort to teop the property In harmony with etating treatment renter. 11* reported 9 12 C 0111 FkVis04X&ndft cwatnztien .tKh comtta, be sa4 primarily of iIngln.lmnlly atate Cabinet Is eapected Tborldy to act on HItS' rop.ed. rendenret "Plans to buy the W.M. flvc4.iwu tune will coma 'Slnre 11w proposal he the trealinit bum. call. I.r hotg op In the iron to suffer IripsriMi injury ... d the to seven yooihs, that would oppew 1* violet, the pesmltl.d sew of 1100390 -1 difendiata should not be enjoined freon ocvtncy and use of the .lngte4amily dwelling," Italian aide4 tune," the suit alleges. No hewing date boo been IM in the matter, however. The stat also asks the temporary injunction to lamed to pr4 Selling today tuMid that as hr as he end other Uiittvldai Me am of the Iwie as a tr.Mzner4 center and that its use be retflcted to singlelamily residence. Bee T(*JTh ,Pngs IA sa N Sims Arrival: Chains, IntervioewmA Jaisil Cell By MAX EUELETIAN Herald Stall WrIter On the eM aide of a corridor near th. front of the Seminole County Jail is a mall plaque. it reed.: "In memory ci liepidy George A. Well, Seminole (osdy wrFs Drtmsit, Who gave his to heroically performing in the Itn of doiy". Tirry MOI "M X. psd wItWea hew foot of that plaque Friday sItgtd as is was taken No the jill. Today he site alone in a cell me fluwabove the plaque charged with the first-degree muir Dec. 21, 197? of Pled. Suns showed no emotion as he was directed Into the jail. He rarely diverted Ma ey.s freon the hr1il 11gMs and clicking cameras of We ares media. Ife did not speak and appeared ..Htpo.,'as phoographers r*usted before him dawn a hallway tea mail room where he was In. ta'vtewed for about an hour late Friday night. Pled was cM twice as he elated the Lcngwood Village Pharmacy about Let p.m., on his way to pick op a prencflpllen for his wife. He had no toss a. obbo y was In peo.ss when he app'oorhsd the di'u.re. on an sonuI eMb the If Is Atage4 to Mats two Mat., one of which Is believed to have ho Skins. One deputy lamented Saluday morning he did not Mop P1,11 to talk when he passed Mat 21 minutes before the "Th.t really tare me op." said the deputy. "1 didn't know (louse all that well. I mom we weren't tight. but I can't Mop feeling like I could have Mopped it If I had only Lopped to talk to him" lb dspsdy reflected on the dangers inherent in poikv "11w thing Is they're it shooting at you," he said, 'They're shooting at the uniform. (beige JIM happened to be the man In the uniform tIM day." Suns I. believed to be part of gong of between 21 and 21 me operating out of Jacksonville. The ga-ag Is credited with snore than = robberies and burglaries In florids over the lit three yearn The reputed lender ci that gang Quince Hohflwon. 24 Jacksonville. Is waited to connection with the robbery slaying. He is believed to have been walling in a gotaway car at the time of the IncIdenL Holsman Is Mill being .o. Two other men who took port in the crime have alt-seth pleaded Ally to least chirps. In eatengo for giving tttimony In the case. They were tuk in the jail Friday Cute lbmm Bel*, Ii, is serving two years In the Seminole Casrdy Jail for reckless display ci (It-cams In ceomecllan with the case. H. ma liMing a pillow case with drop laide the pharmacy who P1.13 was cM. Janss Asses HalaslI, 21, rumbui In citody In the jail. He pleaded guIlty 90 chug.. ci robhory and is a.ailng formal sentencing. When P1.11 died, he was waiting in another getaway car. &ma' entrance had been made under the tigNit IBIMB HVBTLEO TO JAIL BY POLICE ESCORT ISeIl Few ZA Women And Softba l l: It's Some Asset B7 JIM HAYNEB Heteld Sports Edair Move over, guys. Women's softball has strived. It's been coming (or a long .hiie, but the days of gala otttng the bell weqnd with rakish Wowing mottoes on he sidelines man to have ai _sed. In fort, Judging from On mpsct women's softball has nods In SaI. County mis omen, the arrival of fully. iccepted women's program night well be the most Igollicant milestone since iewch replaced (M'pdch m king of ft wRW bill sos, 5 yon W Proof in the piiheg can ad week when a crowd diewed at us W I op to latch. rod Motion Park game atoom the lop leana In the mmm's long.., Wilson-Maisr nil limp's Angels. The nlgd ciore a total of IN spsctatcrs sobbed all men's heagu some perform In a trio of 1 .5 • sl4f.5 So what's the atirutlon' Pliand Decides To Stay, Recallers "There is no clear-cat, singular aswwn," says Hen. Hughes, women's program director for the Sanford Recreation Depsetmeot. 'lot dIsa sod q.I heel the reasons are Vial many more girls and weonon we tweonung active in itaidics. And .offheu Is a wholesome. ccmp.tglve Iport' A more socauwt answer Ia the question comes from Allyson Smiak who plays for Florida Foliage Espoesa: "What else Is there Iwo girl I. do In Saiderd" U'Ls and women's scilbeli WooTIS have dalded In the in of 000 your in Silort Thai's In total number of participant., teams and çeCtMOrL Eight tamna with II to * women play five qtda a week d rorl udkmL Sanford might it be ft IMIheU capital of the world, but It his claimed Its share ci ChaiISIpS. Lad summer the 'vettrd Cad lIne men's teen, known two yew a. 5ssrd4laalord Merchants. on WONAN, Pige 2* I••i• Pftft IV sown Vilaill MARY %Ic(.OVEIIN fl'RNII FOIl hOME Decide He Must Go $YDONN*Uth Neridisif Wills, the day be (lied qualifying ,' 1kMdidinther,cajicite He... aid the was ama limIng mare Vest Ma fiat, airtngthe 1mfew &.Llld ;' Iwe ceandlim has bm libroky bewot sc.itewd in age revelsil thu only mrso of t Ih fIriftgM.r has it 1%qilat3lig perlsd bwo "i ' with the Bl of a &lglt.ring sipsatsis an the the city's II Ilro44tders had been able a his, I. meat the WInter Sprins Now Trey July 11 it 0111111 Jaly 21. tdil petitian Mice 010 11w di. it bee. CNtlSlId as r.,mnd by physical romMa heroes. PMM by h'daod has ismuonc.d he will No pert eldimndsiswms ' ' by ()miles Mart. (aicaty a ,If pas print law. 01 a high bleed pnsa,, lot eMgis from oNce and oil the city ci Witer Ipe*p. federally hailed Cern. amen beatdi the s.,. Since the report two of the preblesm. 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LL' j / • . - - .-. - £. -_. - • - - -- - ' .. .•. - ----• - ----_- +-.. . . - ' . - - - -.. - - -S * •_ . - --. . .1 + -- -. ---,----- .-'--- - �r - 2A-tvening Herald, Sfird.FI. Swdy, July 2 IfS 1 . - Stems Arrival Chains, A Jail Cell NATM Cautioned Freai Pace I4i security Seminole County has seen since the jail horned Wee years ago, accor ding to Capt. 1. H. Rice, Never in the county's history has a singe prisoner commanded such protection, according to sheriff's spokesman John Spolskl. IN BRIEF Seabrook Work Stopped lad Sunday in San Diego. WASHINGTON UPI) - The Nuclear Regulatory Commission announced Friday to the cheers of anti-nuclear demonstrators that it is ordering construction suspended on the controversial Seabrook nuclear power plant in New Hampshire. The 2-1 decision now leaves it up to the Environmental Protection Agency to decide whether Seabook's cooling system satisfies environmental requirement,. Together with the unmarked ears and the th'lando Police Department escort, the car bearing Sims rolled off the airfield and began the lad leg of the joirneyto the Jail. Captain Rice stood on the depa of the Jail's south side monitoring the positioning of men and awaiting word from Calangelo and Gilbert. When the commercial jet that trough Sims back from San Diego, Calif., landed, three unmarked vehicles carrying five Seminole Cotrity Sheriff's SWAT team members were waiting. Also on hand were two (irlando Police Deportment squad em Accompanying Sims in the rear of the air-place were IL Anthony Calangelo and Detective Ron Gilbert. The two officers new out to return Sims the day after his arrest "I'll begin to pick them up about the time they hit Five. Pouts." Rice told a reporter. About the same time Spo ski was inside the Jail telling another reporter the same thing. A dozen reporters, hitlotogrsq*ier's and television camera operators lounged In the Jail's communIcations ceder and milled around in the hallway outside, They had Russian Reporters Get Review r WASHINGTON UPI, - The State Department, apparently hinting possible reprisals for Soviet libel charges against two American reporters, has called in members of the Soviet press to discuss accreditation, a State Department spokesman said today. Two members of the Soviet news agency lass and one from Ivestia met with State Department officials 'in order to review accreditation proceduriss and the facilities that are available to them," spokesman Charles Shapiro said, 1z " I M- HELPING THE ('IR workers add final touches to a ramp for handicapped persons at Palmetto A venue and Second Street. The ramp is one of 33 being constructed throughout the ciiy at a total toni 01 86 -600. Begun in .larch 1976 to comply with state regulations the Completion of the project In two weeks will bring the total number of ramps in Sanford to 50. • ...Youth IC.eti.u.d Free Page IAI members of the bemeowners' assocIation are cimcwied, the cowl action Is only a small aspect of what they would like to ate. "We think the satire project needs to opened far public scrutIny," he asserted. _he and other members concenuid over the Boiling also Indated program are not Opposed tots intent, not to youth needing lodp, "Indeed," he pointed out, "I and ID.I.IIJ Othif Association minibra have for a long lime been involved in one youth program or Mello ;. Roger Berry, Sanford, was Defender's office withdrew Edward Pressley, 1615 ratio, valued at $300 from her CAMERA EQUIPMENT appointed special public from the case because it Is Orange Road, Maitland, car while it was parked at Club defender Friday for Jacquelyn defending Cbartes Ira Hackett, returned home after a week's Sabia, Longwood, Friday. William RoWs MiCimin l)ancY 20, for. 24, also charged with the ataence to discoverhis house Entry to the car wan gained 217 Pine Woods, Sanford, fl... merly of Longwood, ho en murder. Ills dfErwe II that hod t*,lp Woke,, INs $1111; In (Pwougi To-a rear wui.a.,arrested bate Friday 'Id" i'Ir.i tered an Innocent plea to Mrs. Dancy acted alone in cash and between 115,000 and Thieves reportedjy entered allegedly dealing in stolen chargej of killing her husband c'onunduig the murder. His $20,000 in furniture was taken, the driver's side of a 1164 goods. He reportedly had been Edward E. Dancy, 29. '* Courts trial is set for July 17. Entry was gained through a tbe'yolet owned by I)ennls in possession of between $1,3N The former Longwood On other court action, the sliding glass door on the east Stoop,. Klssimmee, early and$l,onamaeqw * Po tic* Beat resided Is accused of killing case of Mrs. Eloise Warren, 38, side of the house c prnent Friday and took a citlseris bend that had been reported dokn her husband on New Year's Sanford, was continued for two ('It. TAKEN radio, valued at $310. The from a neighbor's house. Day. Her trial Is set for the weeks to determine if charges Automobile was parked at MidPINRALL WIZAJI1J week of July 14InCgrc'ujtco The Family bar, Longwoo.j, should be filed against her in l.inda Calvert. 6035 last Florida Transport, 812 Wed Sanford. early Friday. Damage to the connection with the June 16 Sandlake Road. reported 5jgg Sanford, at the time of Thieves Wok$n collie from mactunes was edilnated at County Public stabbing of her husband someone took a citizens band the burglary. Pinball mactunes at the All In I2'O - MAX ERRILETIAN S• V'/orri en And Softball T*tn Rig. 2.51. Smooth *hite Cotton Polyester percale sheets Full, reg 489 Sale 4.33 Queen reg 879 Sale 6.17 king reg ¶039 5.4. 8.11 Pillowcases pig o17 Standard reg 3 59, Sale 2.17 Queen, reg 3 99 Sal. 3.47 King reg 439. Sale 3.51 Sale 1.99 T *.o Reg 3.41 Cøi.cst,' 0,1110, ¶lO*Stj .,)Jt,)n voiv muSlin ini"lli F ,,i r,.., 4 49 Sal. 13* , pq 99 Sal.621 reg 9 94 sale 829 ' St,g".lard IN ) Iru Sal. 3 35 Queen rug 199 5.1. 329 ''N ".1 4 Fl 3.1.359 T*in Reg. 2.71. Classic white sheets of Cotton Polyester muslin Full. reg 359 Sal. 3.09 Pillowcases, pig of 2 Standard reg 209 Sal. 1.99 pillows, bedspreads, bath sets & _more. Ap is lift . tic S ale 4.80 Standard HOSPITAL NOTES Frees Page lAp girls," says Linda t.aFolJette, evening talented performer. Shes ' a won a date Idle. Civitan's coach and the all-gaj' ('umjw*ltion is another key shortatop, but mod fans agree team just a week ago, the , coach who saw her lassie word. Intense rivalries have ills a tossup between her and ia mw league all-dam squad win a date crown and developed within the league. Johnny Bennett of Ramp's comerbackugonf0 oanng ,,,,, . IM won a state Some teams would prefer to Angels, who also plays awlplonship at Leesburg. The with a police escort, beat a certain rival than the atop. ADMIS$IO5 Junior all-stars were state (ltd place team. "People don't realize Florida Foliage followers nmnersl;) at Ormond Beach, how Important it was to them. And fans are aware of the probably point to O.K. Knight. sm.øoo rivalries. ode In the They got out and worked to And Seedro lompers fans like MI SM' recent ly'completed lassie raise money to stay uveriught. SOW 5*4 * O MrII These spectators at women's Anna Nelson, Same for JackieS1ii., Jackson ofSquares Sliguberite, Estelie league season was the tw'• and really exerted themselves ganies take their softball Hayes of CU gets her ."ea'd ,bog rosieted by league in the tournament by ''i playing seriously. They are easily U)' U....e L Nfl,ø champion Civitan, which from I am. until 4 p.m. in the volved m the mood of the game. share of votes, as do L4I.q Can,,, finished lad. hot aim," SitwmM,r's Beth Van Ness ,,.,,, D$Sw, The women's season has When disagreements pop up on and Burch and Sons' Robin •,.wqs 1,e.'s. D..ia',a the field, It's ditto in the stands. Hillart (ranted, playing , IWII•V. Pertains another week and a half to go, matter, But watdung What's 'bc. One of the favorite topics of C.,.I O. (•s• Ma An obvious plus for watching with pod-season activity goUig the magnetic factor' CAPPu.s "940 discussion On in WlldwoW starting Aug. 1 the in the stands Is In women's games is that they taame location is one. picking The fir-at and second place beat player in the attract a number of girl. hrithurst p doesn't have league. watchers. D(SCNAIOII Warm from Sanford will ad. facies like Fort Mellon Park. Eight fans will probably have vance directly to state. let's face it. Men's softball When the men pla)ed at Foil eight differed names. has Intangible assets but the "Softball accumpiistvnents Mellon. they drew only a couple Wilson-Maier fans go with women still have the tangible '. •0' mean a great deal to these hundred fans for an entire Alice Andrews as their mod ones. •,, Qtii e.. s. Req. $1. Cushiony Dacron' fiberfill ii Polyester with resilient cOttOfl'pOly licking Machine washable All bedspreads. Sale 120 and dryable Req $25 (1-blP •fljP'I t"ov, Larlif .IC,01i..t ,,i(Jii) 1010 Queen. rig $8. 6.1.6.40 King rig 510.5.1.1* a" e ilt.'iJ ,,i, ,, f.., Lijitili'- 5p9'J(J *'!P rq.rj $." Sal. $23 Queerl $34 Sal. 21 20 y Mwers a •oSttt %m.ffi a L,, Sm olive 1 I.t4d Ir,,.q Veur.q rio,, si c.ss.4.. CsIs1 CPiecry. D44I,a Cary, O.'so.a ioip £ Cauou, D,00.s T •.vf5, O.PIor,. A*D,,t I Sever, 0OII5 'aflc'i I Sowell, D..ta "v A OIIs MO.,. S Io$.. O•ltwe A *.1.,,, OsI,,II C,,ds,a Sieve, Ov., C', °"°" I•vvT,iId, Ovoag, "j $44 Sale 21 20 C,,, . CAW A LP S b45 5vI Florida Laws Take Effect Today New - u - EFT Sale 3.23 Action Reports - w gvvw will ust of ' ut"ianJ. Appeals has cud the linen' "We are ed tiwensgiy, 1 the lie sonata's' àienma," Wisdom Florida suatil law ciii" wrote. "Nor do we doidit that lenged by five date suestors as sincerity of their 0edIoa to A" invade of privacy And as 11w amendment, Their privacy, If, otddx"L and the privacy of the others inclldM m the amendment Is J oke J Minor Wisdom, severely bmd.d by it. while citaug Us seaters' n 'Weduwts.y that it is wise: toorlvacy,safdhecvujdflndno '. could find the of -I'1w4 --,I..., is- ,silklil Posio every Sale prices effective through Saturday, July 29. Dancy Gets Defender In Murder Case NEW OHLrAlus * LI Plus 20% savings on electric blankets, The *h U.S. UreIII ( I on ':- TAUAHAEE IUI'$I - - another reducing workers' nwiors to cover cover-s of Scores of new laws pissed by compensation benefits in an girlie magazines. up Some of the minor new laws others passing a rigorous last annual budget, with create pilot centers to Identity physical eWfldlon; PIOVIde Florida returning to a two-year the 194 lagiaiature west vita effort to reduce Insurance BoWag said officials Involved in the au other youth treatment MW others forbid convicted people likely to suffer a sufferheart prot j Ic InqaeU; make homes In Florida have been usable to give the association will today. g klor.s pen'.juep attack, cancer or other ctwonlc cycle in in. be of little to It wega to lead wild lhgaI rx. Other new laws require edablofed ,adhalactary asowere 10 theIr.Ls,en all Parole illness; require written coilaint average citizen, Also taking effect is a $157 moped riders 10 be "I wi4wdand, and it'a only hereeay, mind you, that the project toy Reu Ask called the to ad- and Probation Commission and concurrence of a second billion state budget that doee't proposal beefing up the Human Among Use awl 111OLIC161110 allowing hospitalslicensed, a year, but that only about to ti public, and doctor for electroshock te' require tax increases and Relations Comzni 1116* actUally laws Is see giving the Human mir- marijuana to cancer gats to tile Irovtr'eM homes. p •jgg Service one of men or a lobotomy; allow leaves $33 million map H,wna C.iu.açn , the mod s*giUulcarg accoin"We salad peOpl, in the program from, Tallahassee to provide , power to and glaucoma patients and aloiiers appointed by the utJ'zanc'e companies to offer propria a requiring Mores trequeidyed by govw'nor instead of elected, en with information showing how saccoenful the wngi-' has as a cson for plislenents of the 197$ tagislalow rates to "jowls" and financial emergencise. It Is the two. bon Sim A was surw In FlOrida. but tlary ISM es sow U soy seen uace.4s esid,', Boiling ul.d. 'Bora we haves'I bee give a ctry aewsrs _ to a he of i.aat J..j tilt new we feel the edit, mattershould be Appeals Court Upholds Sunsh* ne Opilwhelew4ap,, UHnopibkniwii, Law project, It should have so objectios to doIng i' Boiling addat - @ s•a, Casino Pioneer Harrah Dies RENO, Nev. (UPI) - William F. Harrah, who built a multimillion-dollar gambling empire by never forgetting the nickel and dime slot machine players, died Friday following surgery at St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester, Minn. He was 67. • Harrah, one of Nevada', pioneer casino operators, also owned the world's largest mteum devoted to vintage autos, with 1,100 cars on display. He was known for the beautiful women he squired. He was married five times, including a brief marriage to singer Bobby Gentry. 111isisoursuruttierWhi1b Sale.I sheet in stock. Save Sale2.W Explosion Insures 135 The Mister Softee truck itself was left a 0 HANDICAPPED LOS ANGELES (UPI - Ten MexicanAmerican women who charged they were forcibly sterilized were denied $2 million in compensation by a federal judge since they were sterilized because of a 'breakdown in communication,." U.S. District Judge Jesse Curtis said Friday that although several of the women had a limited" understanding of English, all had signed consent forms agreeing to the tubal ligation operations at County.USC Medical Center between June 1971 and March 1974. melted, twisted wreck. 0 '. Iit)*c,lSeS Sterilized Women Lose Suit the street. been brought Inside shortly before 9 pm. to keep the area clew of wlauthortzed personnel Momesga before, they had mingled outside in the Jail parking lot testing camera ILgtIta. A motorcycle passed. Then a car. SarcadlcaIJy one reporter remarked to another, "Isn't this exciting." Then $ Ito to the east of the parking lot flickered. A Vil. The convoy bearing Sims was appro.ctwig. Another Ugt* responded to the wed and from Fulton dr-ret, car lights. "He'll be in the second car," called Spolaki and camera lights beamed acrons the puking lot. A small man with balding red hair, a blue shirt and een pants emerged from the back seat of the second car. With his hands and feet Inilihited by shackles Sims was escorted toward the Jail. He was brought to a halt before the flood lights then taken inside and peat a small plaque on the cad aide of a corridor near the trot of the Seminole Cowly Jail. Suns was ushered out of the plane through a rear exit before other passengers were allowed to disembark, according to Patrol Capt. Jay l.eman. He was quickly ushered into Calangelo's car, which had been brought onto the landing strip. On rooftops, in alleyways and in the par king lot deputies paced and scanned the block surrounding the jail for signs of trouble. The area had been cleared of bystanders about 8:30 p.m. At the some time, securit y officials at McCoy Mr Base, (ktando, were bring positioned to guard Sims' arrival. Until EPA Rules On System NEW YORK LJPl - Police blamed a faulty refrigerator compressor as the likely cause of the explosion of a frozen custard truck that sprayed a crowded lower Manhattan street with shards of glass and metal at lunchUine Friday, but they did not rule out the possibility of a bomb. Hospitals reported 135 people hurt in the explosion, 16 of them critical y. The Mister Softee truck blew up in a ballot flames shortly before 2 p.m. EST, shattering windows as high up as nine stories and spraying shards of glass and bits of metal over Sunday. July 1. 191$-3A tv.waq Herald, Sanleet Ft. to one vote, have done that, We do s ay, that on ts face, it is ('o,atl1Ig1." The senators challenged a 197$ amenlnei to the public disclosure as that cotied for 'lull and public diaclomn f medal ude'a" indcat'ng net worth and idutititying cull -.. 'I'-. eScele The appi.etd tidlonal right to privacy and by Florida voters by more than im It.wiJily bsu'des can1.3 millie vote, alas reres didates running for office, public diacloeur, of fedaraJ effectively narrowing the income tax rdurso aid a sworn public's choice candidates, of 'nsnt that Iduatities the But Minor agreed with the ansoed and source of income in Florida district court that cites of 11*. child the public's '-nght to bios," The senators, led by kswwth "Disclosure requirements k Ptaite, argued the swaten mu èeown. '.-- .Pronfts"ol" thwicOndi. "As the Supreme Court has made clear, however, more duterence is nut sufficient for a successful conMltual at. tact, curiters,j that the amendment will not Mop corn.wn. Yet, the estatime, of t1 polng will on corrupti morohkely aGNMO Willmake dirtecuan Bath coordinates. Accent rugs. &10.99 Sale '' Beg $6 l'Iusf I" oh p115 t)s!r' "i.it •hh cululs flfl 0, d iAlro togi ,14 4') oblong IMJ $10 1.1.15 ,11.3.- not 4* Colorful light to dark Cut and loop polyester Si.d resistant late. back 26.44". rag 799. SaleI39 36.56, rig $14. Sale 11,30 48.70', req $24. Sale 1130 •::;' 'fl'Vd .4636 'eq $1 Sale ISO ThisJCPenney :14') 'sg $11 Sal. SSO ipc tani set lug i')l) $.4e$6 L4 cc,,,, req .' '* Sale 2 31 1 WINTER PARK AND SANFORD PLAZA - OPEN DAILY lOAM. TO 9 P.M. -OPEN SUNDAY 12:30- 5:30 P.M flRLANDO DOWNTOWN - OPEN TUES.. WED., THURS.. SAT 9:30 A. M. TO 6 P.M. - OPEN MON AND FRI 9:30 A. M. 10830 P.M. 1 - I I ' - • ''l - �L Ill Here Id, Sanford, F 1. t,,,WM 14.ras., S.aalsed. Ft. Sunday, July 3, Ui L NATK)N Sims Arrival Chains, A Jail Cell Ceetleurd Frons Page 1* security Seuunole County has seen since the jail burned three years ago, according to Capt.I. R. Rice. Never in the county's history has a single prisoner commanded such protection, according to sheriffs spokeoman John SpotskL IN BRIEF Seabrook Work Stopped On rooftops, in alleyways and in the parking lot deputies paced and scanned the block surrounding the jail for signs of trouble. The area had been cleared of bystanders about 1:30 p.m. AL the same time, security officials at McCoy Air Base, (Iando. were being positioned to guard Sims' arrival. Until EPA Rules On System WASHINGTON I UPI -- The Nuclear Regulatory Commission announced Friday to the cheers of antinuclear demonstrators that it is ordering construction suspended on the controversial Seabrook nuclear power plant in New Hampshire. The 2.1 decision now leaves it up to the Enviro,emental Protection Agency to decide whether Seabook's cooling system satisfies environmental requirements. When the commercial jet that brought Sims back from San Diego, Calif., landed, three unmarked vehicles carrying five Seminole County Sheriffs SWAT team members were waiting. Also on hand were two (kiando Police Department squad cars Accompanying Sims in the rear of the alrplacr were IL. Anthony Calangelo and Detective Ron Gilbert. The two officers new out to return Sims the day after his arrest Last Sunday in San Diego. SUNS was inhered out Of the plane through a rear east before other passengers were allowed to d&senbsrt, I according to Patrol Ca. Jay 1eman. He was quickly shered into Calangelos car, which had been brought onto he landing strip. "He'll be in the second car," called Spolski and camera lights beamed across the parking lot. A small man with balding red hair, a blue shirt and green pants emerged from the back seat of the second car. With hits hands and feet Inhibited by shackles. Sims was escorted toward the jail. Be was brought to a halt before "I'll begin to pick them tç about the time they ha Five. pbUds," Rice told a reporter . Abed the same time Spolski ass Inside the jail telling another reporter the same thing. A dozen reporters. photographers and television comers operators lounged in the jails communicatIons ciister and milled around In the hallway oldilde. They had Courtly Jail. Casino Pioneer Harrah Dies - I RENO, Nev. (UPI) - William F. Harrah, who built a multimillion-dollar gambling empire by never forgetting the nickel and dime slot machine players, died Friday following surgery at St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester, Minn. He was 67. Harrah, one of Nevada's pioneer casino operators, also owned the world's largest museum devoted to vintage autos, with 1,100 cars on display. He was known for the beautiful women he squired. lie was married five times, including a brief marriage to singer Bobby Gentry. ••• U I I I From lag, 1*1 Twin Rig. 2.89. Smooth white cotton Polyester percale sheets Full reg 4 89 Sac 4.23 Queen. reg 8 29. Sal 697 King rig 1039 Sal. 1.11 Pillowcases pg of 2 Standard reg 3 59 Sale 2.97 I' HELPING THE Sale 1.99 Rig r ig .- - -. 1 to ...' 4 - • ,. '• • .- Standard rig 2 09 Sale 1.99 Sale prices effective through Saturday, July 29 - .Its tr- Dancy Gets Defender In Murder Case Roger Berry, Sanford, was l)efencler's office withdrew - -. •y. irons me case because it is Mender Friday for Jacquelyn defending Charles Ira hackett, Aivs McCann ilancy, 20, for. 24, also charged with the tritely of t.ongwood, htio en- murder. Ills difrràe W that tered an innocent plea to Mrs. Uancy acted alone in charges of killing her husband coenmiting the murder. lbs Edward K. Dancy, 21. trial Is set for July 17. The former Longwood On other court action, the resident is accused of killing ease of Mrs. Eloise Warren, 31, her husband on New Year'.nln.,1 -- .UIaIJIU,U ior . -two Day. tier trial is set for the weeks to determine if charges week ofJuiyltincurcuitCourt, should be filed against her in Sanford. connection with the June IS The Seminole County Public stabbing of her husband. rv"•" , Edward Pressley, 1611 Orange Road, Maitland, returned home after a week's abaerwe to discover his hcase had tee- Waken IM..10 in cash and between $11,000 and $20,000 in furniture was taken. Entry was gained through a sliding glass door on the east side of the house ... - - -(U. T*al'N radio viItiM I.tillS - ---------. ...-." k. ',' ear while it was parked at Club Sabin. I.ongwood, Friday. Entry to the car won gained Urough a rear Thieves reportedly entered the driver's side of a 11*4 Chevrolet owned by Dennis Stoops, Kissimmee, early Friday and took a citizens band radio, valued at $300. The automobile was parked at MidLinda Calvert. 603$ East Florida Transport, 812 West Sandlakt' Road. reporteil 13th Si. Sanford, at the time of Mflncone took a citizens band the burglary. ...Women And Softball ('AUrDA -'.-.•.._.l L.L$riI5f4 Plus 20% savings on electric blankets, pillows, bedspreads, bath sets & more. I --.' William BOUtS Richardson, 217 Pine Woods, Sanford, us.. 11 e4 at. Yriday -f allegedly dealing In stolen goods. He reportedly had been in possession of between $1,1OQ and$l,l00incanenqwpm, eni that had been rr,tM oltIa. from a neighbor's house. PINBALL WIZAJUJS The Family her, tangwood, early Friday. Damage to the Thieves took $15in coins trai n mactunes was estimated at *ntwlI machines at the All In $O - MAX ERZILE'TUN - 'S Apr. .4 S ale 4.80 standard Rig. $4. Cushiony Dacron' fiberfill II polyester with resilient HOSPITAL NOTES girls," says t4nda LaFotlette, (.Tht.ans coach and the all-star team coach who saw her Lassie squad win a date crown and comeroanng back ugosnf0 with a police escort, "People don't realize just how Important it was to They got out and worked to raise money to stay overnight. g, and really exerted themselves in the tournament by playing froml a.m. until 4 p.m. In the hot sun." evening, talented performer. She's a Competition is another key shortstop, but most two agree word. Intense rivalries have it is a tossup between her and developed within the league. Johnny Bennett of hlamp's JUPOR IM Some teams would peeler to Angels, who also plays short. beat a certain rival than the Mop. ADMISSIONS first place team. Florida Foliage followers And fans are aware of probably point to ilk. Knight. Sanioqd rivalries. alries. '•' Mae And Seedro Rompers fans like ODl'ft so Oiat* Nelson. Same for Jackie These spectators at women's U u•,,ii games take their softball Jackson of Slumt*rtte. EsteUe u•,.. MIi.t seriously. They are easily in- Ilayes of CU Squares gets her N.nn. L •uIi,,, volvedin the mood oftf,game share of votes, as do Liii S4l(51t, Cà5liib.,,1 When disagreements pop up on Shoemaker's Beth Van Ness i,,,,,, o.s.,, and Burvh and Sons' Robin Frn, 0.I'cm.. t.ranteij, playing is one thefield,lt'sdittoint .aii4 ".'".Fuller, Dilt ihilard. matter. But watching! What's One of the favorite topics of iCb.cca Carol O. L.a, Mar1 An obvious plus for watching i Hurima.,. Ov•do the magnetic factor' discussion in the stands Is in women's games Is that they (lassie location Is one. picking the best player in the attract a number of girl ..li A hnrfurs* Park doesn't have league. OiIcNa.cgs " facilities like Fort Mellon Park. Eight fans will probably have vance directly to state. filet's face it. Men's softball When the men played at Fort eight different names. has Intangible assets, "Softball accomplishments Mellon, they drew only a couple Wilson-Maier fans go with women still have the tangible ta •ord mean a great deal to these hundred fans for an entire Alice Andrews as theft most ones. Pirie Ann 5.i, members of Uis homeowners' aclMlon are concerned, the cowl action Is only a snail aWd 01 what they would Ilk, to see. we 11MM ft lathe project needs to owoed for public scnitlny," he aaarttsd Boiling also lstMMd _ he and other members concerned over the program are not oppussd to its intent, nor to youth neelkag help. "Indeed," he pointed oil, "I and many ost' u association 1151111. TAI.L4,IIAIEE iLJPf Join have for a long time been involved In me youth program or Scores 01 cotton polyester muslin Full. rig 3 59 Sal. 3.09 Pillowcases, pig 01 2 ' - .- C.stliurd From Page JAI won a date title. And, just a week ago, the lassie league all-Oars from Sanford won a state npionship at Leesburg. The Junior all-stars were state rt.mnersmqi at Ormond Beach. Of particular note in the recenlly'complet,d lassie hLeague season was the tw• naboid completed by league champion Civitan, which finished lad. The women's season has another week and a half to P. with postseason activity going On in WIIdwooil starting Aug. The first and second pLace Tvoin Rig. 2.79. Classic *hite sheets of ('11%. workers add final touches to a ramp for handicapped persons at Palmetto Avenue and Second Street. The ramp is one of 33 being constructed throughout the cit'. at a total coat of $6,600. Begun In March 196 to comply with state regulations the completion of the project In Iwo weeks will bring the total number of ramps in Sanford to 50. ..' -9950.521 999 $40* 129 V a g .': .1 44 Sal. 2 34 j,,.er' rig 199 30. 321 ,ig 44-I 3.4. 359 rig SaIe ZW I 3 49 D.ate p15101 .,,j 44l $0* 138 Queen, reg 399 Sale 3.47 King rig 439 Sale 3.57 HANDICAPPED Sterilized Women Lose Suit NEW YORK (UPI) - Police blamed a faulty refrigerator compressor as the likely cause of the explosion of a frozen custard truck that sprayed a crowded lower Manhattan street with shards of glass and metal at lunchthn. Friday, but they did not rule out the possibility of a bomb. Hospitals reported 135 people hurt in the explosion, 16 of them critically. The Mister Sof tee truck blew up in a ball of flames shortly before 2 p.m. EST, shattering windows as high up as nine stories and spraying shards of glass and bits of metal over the street. The Mister Softee truck itself was left a melted, twisted wreck. Sa1e3.23 the flood lights this taken Inside arid past a small plaque On the east side of a corridor near the front of the Seminole -- - WASHINGTON(UPI) - The State Department, apparently hinting possible reprisals for Soviet libel charges against two American reporters, has called in members of the Soviet press to discuss accreditation, a State Department spokesman said today. Two members of the Soviet news agency Tass and one from Ivestia met with State Department officials in order to review accreditation procedur.s and the facilities that are available to them," spokesman Charles Shapiro said. Explosion Injures 135 Save on every sheet in stol*. ,2 Russian Reporters Get Review LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Ten Mexican American women who charged they were forcibly sterilized were denied $2 million In compensation by a federal judge since they were sterilized because of a breakdown in communications." U.S. District Judge Jesse Curtis said Friday that although several of the women had a limited" understanding of English, all had signed consent forms agreeing to the tubal ligation operations at County.USC Medical Center between June 1971 and March 1974. This is our Summer Wh'ite Sale.' been trough inside shortly before 9 p m. to keep the area clear of unauthorized personnel. Moments before, they had mingled outside in the jail Parking kit testing camera lights. A motorcycle passed. Then a car. Sarcastically one reporter remarked to another, 'Isn't this exciting." Then a light to the east of the parking lot flickered. A signal. The convoy bearing Suns was approaching. Another light responded to the west and from Fulton dnet, car lights, Together with the unmarked cars and the (Lando Police Department escort, the car bearing Sims rotted off iihe airfield and began the last leg of the journey to the jail. Ca$ain Rice stood on the steps of the jail's South side monitoring the positIoning 01 men and awaiting word from 'alangelo and Gilbert. tmmda, July 2. 5575- IA All bedspreads. Sale 2O Rig $23 CottOn'pOly ticking Machine washable ut,., fitr. Ow'' (Isb PO "°" Lane S,I..e Nil., Qp(C MM1c '.nrI a Della Sn't$i o,.vI a oc$ Lf S,,iif, oi,. e s'. Iran Young II 'cad Ca5IH.a ca'pe,.n, c'.cr,. DNIWII r,,o,,.ci a C.,,, Oils.,,. osip. £ (av,eiI, Dill.,,. , T I.,'. Del).,,. Aibeql L Sev, D,iio,a 'an.s I S.oeII. Df0.. f' A Smith, D.4t.i -. • •'•' '•' . ,.w,.. 1i,,si '.iirt-. and dryable Irs.rJ"I u'.I .iit?.ii' spi.'l'l A'' Queen. '' meg $8. $ale 5.40 King meg $50. 50.1$ •,'.' Sal. $23 rmj 58142720 I. $44 3.4. 33 20 Ii,tibth a Who,,, "bill Cvaa 'w Sian. Oranee C), J°'iV" INMII I.,,,,.,,, n-•• Cs, C.,,, a t.. 'ii. D,i,,. New Florida Laws Take Effect Today another reducing workers' nitnors to cover up covers of Some of the minor new laws others new laws pawed by compensation benefits us an tithe magazines, puslag a rigorous create pilot centers to Identify physical esaininatlon; last annual budget, with provide Florida returning LPI Legislature went Vito effort to reduce insurance &thng said officials involved in the ala other youth treatment the S'tW others forbid convicted people likely to suffer a heart protedban to a two'y,ar effect today, last mod 01 than rates, *or nianatwe; mube spending cycle in In. felons from owning pan-inutuel attack, cancer or other ctwonlc it illegal homes In Florida have been unable to give the aaaoclation will be of little concern legal to teed wild Other to ffi, 11iga(ee'i. answers to their Inquiries, new laws require 0dabjiunemgs, cpen all Parole illness; require consent Also takingeffect is a $13? averagecitiZen, moped riders to be licensed, and Probation Commission and concurrencewritten (Icy. Reubus Askew called the "I understand, and it's only twreay, mind you, that On project average of a second AmOnlit the more bovesible allowing hospitals to ad- meetings to the public, and doctor for electroshock treat- require billion Mate budget that doesn't proposal beefing up the Human receives I Million ayear,but that onl y lii Incretage and Relations carimialon one of about $lN,*atejsally laws Is one giving Us Human minister marijuana to cancer make Public Servic gets to theso Ir,timp1I homes. e Ccmznls- mint or a loholosny; allow leaves $33 milli Relations Ca miaaa power to and glaucoma glaucoma patients ent and stances appoint ed by the insuran "We MW People Us the program from TaUaisoee to provide on unap. the most sipf p accrjm. ce companies to offer propriated as a ciubion for plisivnenta of the 57$ tagisla. us with lnformatlo showing how surc'uMui the program has 149M Job &KInnunatiow and requiring stores frequestyrd by gov instead of elected, low rates to "joggers" mid usancial eme rgencies. It Is the lure been since I wait duW in Florida, W they told us they didn't knew If any aM records calM," Balling aaaect.d "because we haval bom give apliaty answers to a lot of ,stUmi that nowanswers, we (eel the entire matter should be opmedlerthewhelsworldtoa.,. UHftS has noprublemwfthth, project. It shouloll have no collection to dft. Will ftlIft wds& - rot Appeals Court Upholds Sunshine Law NEW OR1.AN5 SUPII - w avvw w u ins- The Bis U UrcUt Cost 01 Mili'nal. *ppasia ison child tl fuis ,We a. not laseiwdive to the prsvntaas ci us. thbu" Wia Florida sunshIne law thai. mete "Nor do we dould the lenged by (we Mati senators sincet their oopposition to an invasion of privacy and on the anlendinod. Their privacy, ond the privacy of the others Included in the ansenitnod In Je J Minor Wisdom, severely kinded b it utul, citing the senators' r "We do not say that it is Wise: to privacy, said he could find no the osmie of Florida. -. h mum - - I- I -' a ,-_ - to one vote, have done that. We The an*'"esM, oppruvid do say, that on its face, it is by Florida voters by more than comwtfloji,l" 13 mullsn votes, ala, r.qIres lc disclosure 01 federal ' 'ti income staronana,.r, Amen d 157$ ment to Its. public 4at.meat that i"$ei the disclosur, law that celled for snowit and Source of Incense VS "full and public ibaclosisr, 01 excess 0111111. fi,usrj $iIdJ(5ling net worth and idenwying each Thi senators, led by keimeth asset end liability in excess of A. Plod., argued the sunshine -' ," at tillonal ngl* to privacy end on 1 9sally bii'deus CMdidatis running for office, effectively narrowing the pubws cfoic 01 candidates, Rd Minor agreed with the Florida district court that upIlild the public's "right to know." "Disclosure requIrement, ..As ems awl Us. made clear, however, mete deIer,nc, is not sufficient for a successful coflatitut$l at. tact. "ue senators contend usat tfij amMMne, mIl nat atop corrion,., Vat, use ej'ence 01 the reporting reqerenset uiU discourage corruption, , fm,,, may deter " i"uvsmons vioiazea their cn*1- seekingOffice." Wisd said more likely -----. .. - . . - Bath coordinates. Sale 4.( Accent rugs. ri.. Rig $4 I'l.,'i ç'l l•5iJi '!.I! liSl'i.,'. 3.99 Sale 21.36 R. 4$. Colorful light to dark Cut and loop polyester Skid resistant late. back .,'sl' ubli)si(J 'I,J $11) 5alq$$ t iinçd uumis .1s36 rig I? 104540 174 reg $51 10.110 2 p tank set reg 7i(.) S.le$I 2€.44".reg 799.$aleS3I 36A56. fog $14. See 11.30 4500', reg $24. Sale 1120 (,l tost'I reg 299 184231 isCPenney Th WINTER PARK AND SANFORD PLAZA - OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. -OPEN SUNDAY 12:30- 5:30 P.M ORLANDO DOWNTOWN - OPEN TUES., WED.. THURS.. SAT 9- 30 A.M. TO 6 P.M. - OPEN MON AND FRI 9:30 A.M. TO &30 P,M • -- L. �— F' ' HIId, SNfOrd. FL , 2 , 1178 -SJy In Surrounding Area VORLD IN BRIEF More Fourth Festivities Planned S By JANE CA&EtJfluiy HersldSlatl Writer U.N. Conference Ends In addition to the Fourth July Fun Fair in Sanford's Mellon Part, Tuesday, other With Disarmament 'Blueprint Independence hay celebrations UNITED NATIONS iUI'Ii - After five weeks of work, the United Nations has drawn up and approved a blueprint designed to keep mankind from killing itself in an arms race gone mad - but no one seems particularly happy with it. The document, the final product of the world's first disarmament conference In 42 years, warned the world is on the brink of self-extinction" and basically called for more committees, commissions and special sessions to bring the $4xJ billion.a-year arms race under control. A total of 148 U.N. member nations adopted the 31-page set of guidelines by consensus Friday - a document that James Leonard. one of U.S. Ambassador Andrew Young's top deputies, described as a diplomatic miracle." are planned in Oviedo, (esseva, Maitland and Mount Ia Sanford's festivities will ta-vms at II a m and climas with the firewort.s display on the lakefront at9pm It will be food, fun, and games throughout the dayL 7 —— (ieneva's Fourth of July feitivities will begin at 10 am with a parade starting at the pod office at Second and I'ine, moving dowiises'onjto Avenue C. then beck to the csrsmunity center by way of First Street Following the parade there will be various e vents at Use community center until 3p.m., such as sack races, watermelon rn -.1141 Mondale Meets With Moir TEL AVIV, Israel i UPI) - Vice President Walter Mondale, jeered and cheered on his arrival, met with former Prime Minister Golda Meir for more than an hour of private talks today, ending the session with a kiss. It was a very, very, very lovely meeting," said Ms. Melr. who recently turned 80. J RU:: —4 . - - i.A wate ..IMI,..in,, — --.. melon ..-• r seed spitting contest The (;meva ucnealogical and Historical Society will sell hot dogs and hamburgers, the Geneva 11't) will sell cakes and the Geneva ('hutch of the "lace", a popular singing and l'rofeasional ('enter on Maitland Avenue 9 am Parade down Sandspur. Maitland Avenue to Maitland Civic ('enter 9 a in '(sa) 90's saloon and drinks indrianental group, Craig and The (enealogical and Kay, a mix and dance routine, Ihdoricaj Society Museum uiU featisvsg broadway tunes ta-open to the pu blic during the A large flea market will be day held, as well as food comiesiom stands. game bianIlLi, a mini "Ikanetown Jutale," will be hIdonaj mtisewn, and an art the theme of the Seventh estisbil, will also be featured. food concessions open tO a in 'Booths, ride, and hole-us-one Contest - Annual Independence Day Celebration to be held Tuesday n MoigS Dora. July 4th, in (tltwi't lark. F vrnbscheduled are. 7.10 30. ru. Pancake break' lad in pavillion 130'9.30am 'Youth Talent ('viSed on pasillion stage for age groups 5-I, 1013. and 14'16. lOa flu 'Patade US dOITSoSlI Mt Dora IleStcM*Ii Of Simpson - The Mount Dora celebration is not for fund raising but for fun raising, according to 10 30 a m Parade award presentation, civic ('enter patio II a fl to 3 pm 115L'0 dancing in wed wing featuring tJ 106 11atit tolpm 't'on*inuum entertainment us east wing tnchialmg Biddy holiday And the Fabulous '30s Revue, disCO lancer,, rack groups, a magician and others $ pni tiattvi,'ued thicken dinner served in Clvs&' center Followed by drawing for prizes - cti,airtnan. Jow Astrius Maitland-Suutp Seminole '71' uaib',n's awards will be Missing To Key Key May - friend, John Carpenter, in hotel coffeesho about 2 am. Thursday, 12 Iw-. body was found by actress Victoria Ann Berry, who went to find out why crane had u. Ron missed a luncheon speaking engagement. The women's names were not releueii Pratt said investigators wanted to talk to at least lO ut Crane's friends. acquaintances aid co-workers. "Of the persons we've t.ajkedt05o far. there were Po atmor,nalitiea no one ho disliked hiallfsstyIe Ssmu Iheyw ward to wipe turn out. We Just have to proceed in a logical sequence until something Illogical comes up," comedy "Hogan, Heroes." But Police Capt. John Pratt an Ian saw Friday iney 010 not know how significant those leads might he us the search for the killer who entered Crane's apartment Thursday, crushed his skull with a blunt usMrwnes( and fled. leaving money' lewelr,' and •xpenfi video and photography eqwxnent untouched. "We do not have enough to go on for any sort of direction," Pratt said. "We have no idirection. no specific motive. The case is Just too broad and there are too many people to check out." . r-uuceaaiuIneywamtoqueslioflamanwI visited the Windmill Dinner Theater, where ('raise was appearing In the comedy "Beginner's Luck." The man apparently eapressed an Interest in Crane, bid police were vague about details. Pratt mid the man was "one ol many on our POws. IN BRIEF Maxwell Set To Speak To Young Republicans State Rep. Clark Maxwell of t5revard County, GOP candidate for the District 16 seat in the Florida Senate currently held by Lori Wilson. will be guest speaker at the monthly meeting of the Seminole County Young Republican Club iYKs. The meeting will be at 0 p.m. Thursday at the Quality Inn, SR 434 at 1-4 Longwood. Maxwell, a former member of the Brevard County School Hoard for eight years prior to his Four years in the house of Representatives, is one of five legislators heading the drive to put the issue of an elected Public Service Commission on the ballot in the general election in November. Social hour will begin a 7:15 p.m. Maryanne Mon-Is, post president of the Seminole Vita, is distributing petitions for signatures. a S(ITITSDAIE, Arts. UPIi - One man, at least two women and a set of keys figure in the investigation of the bp Bob Crane, the star of the old television -" -----' " r "' - I - - Pratt said. Police and Maric'opa Count) Medical I:umusec Dr, Heinz Karnit.schnig agreed we just have to proceed - We want to encourage as niany people as possible td partiipate in these hearings so that ..-Amtrak's - -• final- route -....-. r,twr rr)lrtu the needs of the ,tnirruan public," said itt' until something illogical The ts1ri rrs'onimrndatium 01 a nationwide tan to 'Ut Amtrak routes trutii ?7.(I)0 to 10,J0 nulra throughout the ts)ustr) Passenger se'rsu'v on Theater Manager Bruce Hurst said he knew of only two sets of keys to Crane's apaj1jnit, which is rented by the theater for it.. stars. He said one set was given to Crane and the other kept locked at the theater. Hurt mid he could not find the theater's set but stopped short Of saying it was frusairsti. "Let's put it this way," he said, "1 have not eight routes, including the Flcisan. would Lw eliminated under the plan and three more routes would I, added None of ttan- additional routes would fir in Florida Congressman Kell) will there could be many other copes. Pratt and Dean mid they had identified two women who were with Crane and a California comes up.' crane probably was asleep and "never knew what hit him." Karrakadsnig saidan autopsy showed crane died of two blows to the head with a blunt Instrument, which could have been "a pipe, a Jack hammer or a lug There was no sIgn 01 forcible ble entry to the apartment. Robert fl Crane, 27, one of CramI tour children, claimed the body. 1k said funeral service, were being arranged in Los Angeles Condemned Killer Laughs With Joy At Sentence Lt. Gov. Jim Williams, Democratic candidate for governor, has announced that E.C. Harper Jr. and George W. Foster are cochairman of his campaign in Seminole County. Harper, of Sanford, is a member of the Seminole County school board and owner of Sanford Electric Co. while Foster, of Lake Mary, is vice president of Heritage Federal Savings and Loan. Other officers in the local campaign are: Elaine Espy of Altamonte Springs, county coordinator. She is active in social services throughout Central Florida and is a member of the local executive committee. flLT Annes, 41 Zack Street, Taitipa tiiairnian l)arurl O'Neal in a logical sequence .. I ',,. Bob Graham, Democratic . candidate for governor, has published his book about his workdays since his campaign began a year ago. When Graham announced his candidacy on ralsue, bamdity SI per read; Ysvess$ TW=TNPIWI Oil an A ana see ,w*s ansi s of cow Pdm WI ,.-, , ttos * LM usdmks,e,. , ,_j , rohilcolovoeSls ani urn Ii, ow rrzr° Partly sy. A Cindy of -i VVIIIIIIIII IUUTS1UU5QA'' "JULY 47W 10AM I 7PM WUIIOAY$I AM $10 PM , sad 15 1:51 How. 34, - tj 577 ... hwe theme. •' I .,. •, -. •-' •,, l.I •'.' JOIN THE TAX REVOLUTION X13 CROSS YOUR RED, WHITE AND SLUg BUMPER STICKER SEND It PER STICKER TO * rouii SOS lii) ORLANDO. 13M2 Noweven I . Call eaiii 1 Yo 8 Intel-VOL, First Federal of Seminole 1)— get this — 8.33%! 'ta5 raised itsmaximum ye Bigger investors, you can interest on cettlilearn the maximum inter ces of deposit you, — • est on six-month money vithout raising the market certificates with minimum Investment required. $10,000. This amounts to a quarter of So come out, come out whoever a percent above the weekly auction you are, and earn a big-time 8% Inrate for six-month treasury bills. West on an 8-year certificate — with a So come out, come out whoever thQU&',d bud rthgjaj'tth more. you are, and wherever you are,,. And with Merest compounded. so you earn Merest on interest. WkJ will your effective aa,,7:pa,,lss*:1a.a.. laypoat hIgh 1:41 a,, MVOMIIivIieCU$IiU1Ito t2:$pa-, less la.a-.7:SlpS. EYM in a low days , 4 SSC'4'gD *.I •a'''ci "" N i $ P., _ .'. political power," said a Kelly spokesman "Ii there is a reduction in routes in P'liwida," said the spokaniiian;' he feels it should 1* strictly on an economic basis and merit basis that any tat payer can agree with" Kelly notified the Seminole ('mainly ttiinmuiaKm 01 the hearuis wore c'cnvk*.d in proposal. wi C.s& ...•,.,. - • not on who has the mod fo man'd ikw*ng a "me rorood bruit developed Ii3t to 1U 1.a-, 1* robbery. Tbo court upheld by lbe commission gon ta p p.', 5:55 a.', 71*1 a- Evans, hearing, on the proposed MONDAY) TIOD ago, bi ritugroed te Of the Sedli LiepI loath: to 7 3 $ to a $s'n cliii. Bit r's case $wsgulqanre His Personal lawyer, Reggae lU Stephens, said he drafted II_ portent '.' 7 15 Pa-. II 13:01 a,a,. papori lot Eras dial. Pia 1:17 ayitaJ otsaaste.cleace. 1k saId gy p.rce.t today, sgk T to the peabshddy ar I. - M Cae,.k ta a,.', 0:50 pa-, Is', 11)0 pa, Ubk Miss. .s C, I The K%14 1 is aLso rvcrisub all written testimony from perwris unable to attend the hearings, according to Fit iwater Written responses to att1tkE 15 IIrIe 54) 351. Iwo I.Sttr.1 -III ashingt4til, lit 21)(06 •.fl, t.'., , .,,I 6, communicate to the ICC that "he will watch closely the routes in Florida, specifically the Floridian. and see that all decisions to cut routes in Florida are based on merit and MONTGOMERY, Ala. UPIi he was just waiting and hoping hen ended when the staile 'liv hoard bath t discussed a emned killer ,totu Louts they'd come on with it," prison Supreme Court denied any alimas and they as a group, Evans Ill laughed with Joy officials mid aflei' they notified rehearing arid set the wouldn't be able to take action when he lined he will die in tarn on Death Row about the date, which exhausted his dale brute the second Mating" execultion date, appeals The court assigned the noted Commissioner John the electric chair Aug. 4. Evans "under no cit. lawyers to hint because the law Akw The Alabama Supreme Court Friday set the execution date ciJndaSlCt$" will he ask the guarantees appeal. to the state Alexander ruled out the for Evans, X, who wants to U5.Ssipnsne court tooverturn appellate court in capital mseltihIy of taking vidmikial donate has vital organ. to his conviction. He has a lawyer punishment cam. action on the proposed tnnaplaM recipients and who to resist any attempt to save to (*OldlnuafEe Evans would be the first has insisted for a year that he him from eucutiost. -M 'I IIS action by the whole Evans' court-appointed aflor. ike in the electric chair at wants to be executed. Almnure, board would he naiç effective Holman Prison, def,, Evans "Just laughed and said neys said their duty "on Of an usthan the mid Alexander - -In Several himsan rights groupa all probability I would think Use Interest in takinit board would take a position WEATHER Evans' appeal to the US. 0PP1dli to chef out any Supreme c.w-t, 4pide hu logical form Of Uusanlation oppoMtlon,bl*no firm plauafoe m the area." S ase. readiags: lees. iuiw*y's Comments made at the p,,, v.,t. Ieasb: NO 035 M appiat were am—mt pt-aii. 75 ,,,, hesnngs will 1* esdered Into an 75; yesterday'. high, 1$; U.'. 7:N P.'. tow U:2111 UR'. Us deMb official record to be made pail ; 12:15 p.' bn..trie pe.ay when h and Wayne Of 11w USIKIT report on Candidate Publishes Book it.spo S hit of leads." found it." Dean said police had Crane's key tad noted Harper, Foster: Co-Chairmen Crescent and the record 'd ilrM t flomlis.n will into the f ai service put4t& twarings Thursda> in lj&nrung ()ffit-ei JwtsoniIle on a Lrutej States H5I'Ot),rvdo, ALan Fitzwater l*partuind of Transportation The tt5l'O is a uSsuitwi 01 the LSlXJTi ren*nnirntjatium to itt abolish Amtrak's Floridian. StUd) serves Sanford (Mb a handful of rwuvle .IPPe*Tr'J at the hearui. atcording to Jean King, ict S under II, $175 - -- I represenuailse No one Irvin eminole Cowd appeared The final Ut. hearing in Florida on the recommendation will he held froni a in until 130 pm July to at the I' Barbecued spareribs and chicken dinner, will be served beginning at noon Corn-,on-the cub listed beans and vole sLiw will be included Dinners for adults are $330 and for chtldrn - MAXEKKIIITL4N IlttdSWfOriln The Interstate (ornnsercr Commission ICCi began Crane's Murder Wothi in downtown Osieslo beginning at II a m ' On Floridians Fate Be Jaycees and Jayct-ettes, at-. cording to Jaycee l'rewdeat Hands Wilkeriun, The eveit will take placeadlacent to Meat ' Hearinas Are Beaun HUARAZ, Peru (UPI) - A U.S. Embassy official was sent to Huaraz to help search for the bodies of two of three Americans who fell to their deaths while trying to climb Peru's highest Andean peak. The deaths of the three Americans was reported Friday by James Painter of Pittsburgh, a veteran mountain climber who was leading the group of six men up Huascaran, a 22,2l6foot peak in the northern Peruvian Andes. that drew over I3 persons t' will highlight the Ui. nual Fourth of July celebration sponsored by the Oviedo Afternoon activities will riven for the funniest, mod as historic landmark original patriotic ciatumne most include a watermelon eating Noon Musical recital unusual contest. a dunking booth, costume, best followed by Mis, Sit. lk,o'a decorated take, greased pole and tuff-of-war best decorated ('oiled for contestants 1349 vehicle and ta-it original theme 9 pm fireworks at l,.ske between the Jaycees and Notes to 7 pm hiarbenx'il or costume, and prizes for best iucit'n neat to 14 thirst, firemen ('tU1'ti'fl tiiivi#t in r' mines in use main parair will I pm Little Miss a- awarded THOMAS Firecracker coiled for girls 2 1; emits scheduled include '.-t. 94 3 .-<,,,• lam Parade forms upon Entertauiment will include a Sandipur Road JOHN F. SCHAIFFEN U. 0. variety of acts Dolly (onover $ 30 a In Judging for I o.s,s,.e.' -. U,*Np A'"'e. will return with her puppets. '-hilirm's S. parade at the I FIREWORKS SThATEG' AT MNFORD M:%RIN? . ' (ber of Commerce will hold its 21511 annual Fourth of July celebration Tuesday on the theme, 'The Way To ('eletirate x A fireworks display, which sill rival the Bicentennial show ' '', Search Begins For Climbers June 28, lv?7 he pledged to work at 100 different jobs to better understand the concerns of the people of Florida. Since that time Graham has been working at a variety of jobs throughot4 the Mate. Graham's book published by Banyan Hooks of South Miami is entitled, Workdays: Finding Florida on the Job." It is being distributed throughout the Mate by Banyan to numerous bookstores and other retail outlets. .lnD Nazarene will provide the cold Santotd 0 . to any of First Federal of Se Seminoles offices In the Central Florida area. /' South OrIndo / Mnter Park Longwood / Orange City / DeBary / Apopka / Oiedo S I im �L U .-.--...__..-..- I . i~ Evening Heiuld 300N. FRENCH AVE.,SANOJF32 Area Code AS-322-111111 or&314993 Around Sunday, July 2, 1971-6A Thrift. In these days of increasing inflation, smart shoppers watch the ads for their needs and buy accordingly. I am not a smart shopper. In fact, I hate to shop period. I am a compulsive, sporadic, seasonal shopper. And I buy in quantity when the mood strikes. I can hoard money for months and blow the w hole wad in just a few minutes time. And w hen I want something, I want it right then and there, Johnny-on-the-spot, There is no haggle over price. Whereas, on the other hand. I simply would not pay the 2 tents that an item has increased. "Not I tell myself. I buy all staple Items. including cosmetics and worth"' pantyhose, in units of two at least. On household articles, there is usually one in use and another tucked away, which gets on the shopping lid mnagrutized to the fndge uruiiedmately after the — 9 WAYNE U. DOYLE, Publisher ,N ORMAN If. O5HR1N,Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director A%r r.j Home Delivery: Week, 56 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $26.40. By Mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $1120; 12 Months, $32.40. - w The Clock There Are Some - By DORIS DIETIIICII Grave Implications We concede that the U.S. embargo against arms shipments to Turkey is not the most scintillating subject we could offer our readers on a summer morning. But it is oneof the most important foreign policy questions pending in Washington today, It has grave implications for the Free World. We believe this is one of those instances where enlightened public opinion has a role to play that could prompt the U.S. Senate to make a correct decision. A brief background review of this controversy is in order: It began in 1974 when the colonels who then governed Greece attempted a coup, using U.S weapons, to force a union between Greece and Cyprus. The Turks then intervened, as they had a treaty right to do, and occupied nearly 40 percent of the island. In its mindless foreign-policy meddling following the Vietnam disaster and the Watergate scandals, Congress cut off all arms to Turkey on the flimsy Congress excuse that American-supplied arms had been Illegally used. It made no difference that Greece was equally guilty of violating this prohibition. There being far more Greeks than Turks In this country, Congress simply yielded to the Greek lobby, Mystified and outraged by this one-sided punish' ment, Turkey closed down U.S. NATO bases. This greatly weakened, If not neutralized, NATO's -southeastern flank, although Turkey has remained in the command structure. Predictably, the Soviet Union has exploited these difficulties and the Turks are drifting toward the Russian camp. Ankara Is currently reviewing the value of its Western connection and considering alternatives. The new government headed by Social Democratic Premier Hulent Ecevit is even toying with nonalignment along Yugoslav lines, Last month Mr. Ecevit conferred at length In Yugoslavia with President Tito, the grand old man of nonalignment, and then visit Bulgaria; Romanian Premier Manescu had earlier Visited Turkey. Meanwhile, Moscow is giving more foreign aid to Turkey than to any other country. Instead of encouraging an agreement on Cypi-t, as Congress intended, the arms embargo against Turkey has caused the Greek Cypriots to forestall negotiations because they (eel time Is on their side, The embargo has achieved nothing except the alienation of an Important ally. The stakes in this issue are awesome: Lying as it does between the Soviet Union and the Middle East, Turkey is strategic real estate In the eastern Mediterranean that the United States and its allies cannot afford to lose. If the Russians can fly over Turkey, they can cut in half the time needed to deploy Forces to the Middle East. Moreover, Turkey controls the exit from the Black Sea through the Straits of the Bosporus and the entry to the Aegean through the Dardanelles. Recognizing all of this, the Carter administration has been pressuring Congress to lift th e embargo. Last month the House International Relations Committee voted by the narrowest margin to do so. The issue is now locked In the Senate Committee on I"oreign Relations, headed by Sen. John J. Sparkman, 1) -Ala, We believe Sen. Sparkman and his committee should act responsibly. It is outrageous that Congress should jeopardize vital security Interests of the United States and Its NATO) allies for no other known reason than to cater to the narrowly parochial pressure of the Greek lobby. NATO wrapper is removed. This is why I eannotwiderdand for the life of me how we got down to the lad few sheds of paper towels and toilet paper (TP) exe$ that maybe I didn't go "supersnarkettng" for about three weeks. With a microwave ores. I unwind paper towels ifor cooking) as generously as if I mint hurry up and use the roll before a law against use of the product goes Into effect. Also wads of the towels are great for polishing X1831. wiping up 10115 and other on when an old rag would do the trick. Trouble with that is rags are at a premium at our house, and have to be laundered using power, and my energy so right back to the paper towels. — emergency. l paid no attention to the prlcr- The need was now (vusing S$icaW,SaiiIo,tI, The 95 cent towels have demanded the highest respect, although the atrocious color clashes with the kitchen decor. I cautiously tear off one square at a time, which is ample. — o Government Circles Property Tax Proposition Not Unknown Locally What price hath tlu'ifl' Would you believe that roll of paper towels, now in the third week of use, has been a mone)'saver. At the regular price. I would have been well into a thrid roll of towels during this period. RONALD REAGAN Random Audits Railed Health And The Prof its WASHINGTON Embarrassed members of the house of Representatives are quietly seeking to terminate an auditing program designed to insure the financial integrity of political cart) ampalgns for seats in Congress The Federal Election Commission FE(i initiated the project less than a year ago, but it already has produced discomfort among House members whose campaign records have been to audits conducted by FEC invedigators. Ike a fly in amber, the idea that more government is the cure, not the cause, of inflation seems never to change a ith the passage of time. The same seems true of the notion that government by way of socialized medicine i national health Insurancr"l can bring down the cost of health care. I)espite the evidence here and In other countries that government control of health care encourages overuse, brings out the larceny in a few practitioners and discourages efficiency, socialized medicine's adherents stick to it like bees to honey. This may be due partly to the tact that in most sectors of the federal establishment the idea of making a profit thus encouraging competition and efficiency is looked on with distaste, even — — "I can't gold the sflonsei floor wrthoutt being Mopped by one of them," said Rep Frank Thompson Jr., U-N.J., chairman of the House Administration Committee, whose Jurisdiction includes authority over the FEC. As a result, the routine bill authorizing the commission to spend 0.6 ,iiillion for its operations in the nest fiscal year includes a Thompson amendment that prohibits the cxnorfitor..f S. ..hi the PVC -III ost a month's passage since the California vote was held people are Still talking about the effects of Proposition Ii Many residents are looking at their local governments and beginzung to wonder whether they should cut their taxes and reduce the services they are receiving. As might be expected, officials at the federal, Mate and local level are beginning to get the message. Along this line, Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles recently tackled the Issue headon and let the city commission know that while Sanford residents are probably no different than their counterparts throughout the country, the city may be attuned to the needs. "Long before it became fashionable, the city of Sanford has worked to reduce its W millage," Knowles stated recently in a memorandum And to back it the city manager presented a chill showing the millage at $21 in 194$ and slowly going down to 16.99 in 1977. And this week Knowles presented the new budget to the city commission which will keep the same mlflage- "I lust don't horror. BUSINESS WORLD The Administration Committee, in a littleMJ Inose, recently voted 19-2 in favor of the amendment. The legislation is expected to be approved by the full house, although the Senate may resldefforts to suspend the audit program. When the new program was initiated last By Edward uraig the commission randomly selected 44 races for Home seats and 4 contests for Senate seats UPI BUsiness Writ,, held in 1976 Required to open their financial NEW YORK i Ul'l I Patricia Resner is in a records for a thorough review were 98 can. bUSiness where the laughs could conic frequently didates for liotwe seats and S seeking Senate if she didn't keep a sharp eye on the finished pir seats. It's the translation business, and Miss Beaner By isat Octo.r onty thin months surprise audits began, representatives began is president of All-Language Services Inc., which numbers among its clients more than half coin plauiing about the practice. "A number of the companies on the Fortune 200 list. Adver' members are extremely upset about Thompson revealed at an Administration using agences, colleges and other institutions aLso use her firm for translating Conunittee hearing. l'he work involves annual reports, speeches, "As loon as a member of Congress Is being instruction booklets, technical books, "howlo" tack home the newspapers play it said Rep. [omen N. Nedat, I)-Mic'tm, "The public brochures and whatever else has to be put into ars4twr Iauage mmg Her firm has even applied its says, 'alma, something Is wrong." The FEC has a firm policy of not divulging talentstotipis for "sicr-over" application of any information about its investigations until U S. govcrrunt'nt filimis shipped abroad. It also they are completed, but Rep. Ted Risenhoover. stqlies translators for conversations. A classic error which her company caught tOil Li4JkIa., griped that the news leaks out "and that alerts anyone who might want to seek a little late involved an American shipping firm's proposal to an Ara bic firm. In it was t he phrase, vengeance," dumiiiy load." It came out in Arabic, "false Rep. William L. Dickinson, H-Ala., sharply pregnant-)." FEC officials for "going off on some rntI all thought it was hilarious, particularly adventures of your own and thinking up gran- since the only thing hurt was someone's dose ideas such as random audits." feelings," Miss Besner said. When the till came before the house Rules Not quite on the same order of hilarity was the Committee last month, Thompson claimed that ion of a bid by another American firm to "in nearly every case, the coinmmssion's audit build metal fen cing fur an Iranian excavation disclosed witting but technical violations." site. Translation of one lint' came out, "We are 'fl chairman of that committee, Rep. James t he leading manufacturer and sat ret receiver of Delaney. U-N.Y.. was one of those whose st olen merchandise," campaign finances were subjected to an audit "I'm sure the American twin didn't find it that j one of the few to softer the humiliation 01 funny," Miss Hesner said. having substantive violations. Nor was there anything amusing about the Delaney questioned the wisdom of members nimistranslalion of a construction manual from of Congress authorizing the expenditure of I w4s English for another Iranian firm which sub' "for the purpose of Investigating yourself," then seipmendly led to collapse of an airport control complained that the FEC offIcials who audited tower. Fortunately, no deaths or injuries his books "dliii know one thft about the law," resulted, Rep. John Joseph Moakley, UMass, chimed Translating from English into Arabic and vice in: "It is demeaning for an incumbent to have to versa probably are the most difficult In this go through these things." particular industry. Miss Hewer said. Where 1 N o Laughing july, . - , I technical terms are concerned, she has found German and French much more acnunodative than Spanish and Portuguese. Tranwlating is a tricky andtsckflsh area,' she said. "lack of a tilde over the letter 'n in ammo, for instance, gives the word a meaning in Spanish hardly intended to be conveyed." "The people we hire not only mud be good translators but they also must have a close relationship with a country's cisiture;they've got to be familiar with the idiom," she mint ed. As an example, she mentioned one translation into Russian which made "hydraulic ram" a 'wet male sheep." ' She recalled with some amusement what the saying, "The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak," became when it was Sovietszed. "Alcohol is agreeable but the meal Is rancid," sohe with a helpless shrug. In another case, "out of sigh, out of mind" turned into "invisible idiot" for another group of Itussian readers , Miss hkmer has found that ad agency copy is the mostt difficult to metamorphose into a foreign language. She recalls one piece of copy designed for the Japanese market by a shaving cream f irm which emphasized the Products effec tiveness on "hea vy " beards. "Until we told than, no body at the agency knew that the beards of Japanese men are light, not heavy," she said. J. - - A former school teacher. Miss hleaner is married to a business researcher whom she prefers wit to Identify "I like to keep my per small We separate from my working life." They have three children, Her firm's staff is familiar with scores of languages, still only a fraction of the thousands, including dialects, spoken all over the world. Miss Hesner herself is familiar only with English. "And I sometimes have trouble making myself clear enough in that me," she confessed. - - — - A woman, known in some circles throughout the state, is seriously considering running against State Rep. Robert Hatt.away, t)-Aitamonte Springs, in his quest for a third term in the coming elections. She is to make her decision in the next week or so. And. Bobby, who points out with good cause the fine job he has done in the past Year representing Seminole County, is not happy about the prospect hurt is the tutu it will take, it he has upIt is not the opposition per se that con- position, to mount and run a campaign. ce'mss him. He his no doubts he will win re-lie would k'.e to take all the tune he can election, with or without opposition, by a to help U. (1ev. Jun Williams in Williatitj' sutatantjal margin - a plurality of 3,000 tad for the governorship lie has already to 4,000 votes, he predicts, What bothers sent many of his faithful campaign ef* ---I A workers to the Williams camp to assist Secondly, he is u'rrtain to be named by speaker designate 11)- aft Brown of Ilaytona Beach chairman of the agricultural ti'Iu,ziuutter and member of the budgets and Appropriations committee An oppasesl election however would probabl cau.se hlru,w,i to delay t he appirdnients. he said, So Iiiij,,aigs is ,ssi b.in, .,,ldi. .it,,,,i . -'-.-- --.. --..'.. what the consequences will be to the Republican party if it Ina*d.a on rwvw'mg opposition to hotu ' If they run opposition to me," list' Laws) said. 'I will sweep the boards I will ste to it that Democrats In Seminole are — I I. ir ; . a . 1 — " . 110 lt7hllit - ___ — "The dollar won't go very let in Europe, but that should be GREAT For you It'll be another thing to Complain about." — '4. ft " p" c _._... "0 L.._-. 2L. "i. - . - - , - . - I ''-'... 1 -- IrRE9 — 'At Last-a perfect rid.?' trgani:e-d and sweep the Hi'put4ic4ns front the ballot I se got l-noiiih inune) it) run the cauitpaigni Pointing to specifics of his cuniplithrnents in Tallahassee f o r Seminole Count), Ilattaway he sutes'qafulh pq,ahrl through legislation naming the (istren Rridge Ui honor of ,,.a ,,,.,,,,..,,_i_. '-'.'.'s-w'u ..uurur,, tH4rd '-"-"- - " lkiugla, Stenstromuu, and creating a transinussitsu authority needed by the cities of ('asselbrrry and Winter .Sprtngs Both items of legislation, he said. p.s.tsed without any help fruitu and in spite 4 up, fsls*tkm lruati the county commission isl iteputAivartt iii,,inmIuI,, are ssssuig the wu(,l that Itttwây should Lw u- a.Llnl to &us. ouni for lo tting iii ftr if the liii whit-ft Lhanged the l'ubto' SerSite I.utt,is&.s bruit, thfee mmwniuts'r eleslute lidt to a bite flw'nttn'r tiMly I, be ap(i'irtte-d Ii) the gtusern.c hlattawwy said Use li-gislatmun requires a nine'luurntwr o)nui'Lssioml, conupoaeJ '4 on the aefist,. u'trv, ,, k.. •.,._ .-. ..___. u.w II.'lllurrs - uiieintw'ts of the )l,uuse au'.l there miwu,ttwrs uosriirii In the tir'( sit, to uuiakr retool uuien,lati,,ns f,ur the appe'lntriw'cits flue' "uiiuuuttrr is to submit threw recoin ui,rndgtiuns fur each post to the governor the persons the gos,rir ul1mmn,ati'i Spilurts tuiu,sl lie ts'nhlruwsl In the senate itattJwd) ,iaimiu the I,lJ' ordered its legislators to tsi(e agai nst the IegiIatiun, saying the legislation was set to be used as an issue against trii4* rats us the ctsnusg eIes1*is Itepubui, a's aren I knng a 'of 4 talkusg kw'ally atwiut Itue li'gisl,it',ig, s the method 4 naming puihit wnmcc i".nnntsitewrs Slather than talking. the's are vtgoruusly in ulatung petitions Hid soliciting signatures to require the issue be placed beSot, the peoplo in thu. Nos'm'mter cIsclions in the form of a constitutional amendment All Ritght, Folks, Let's Knock Down L anguage Barrier Some readers ask, "Where do you get your column ideas" The answer is, "I don't get Ideas. They get me." More difficult is the question. "How do you develop your columns" My answer to that one is, "Join me. Let's build a column together." This piece starts in New Mexico During the Bicentennial, the New Mexico Commission on Aging ran a writing contest for seniors. The result was "Canciones y I)ichos," a bilingual coll ection of poem, stones and folklore, Oder New Mexicans had accepted a Challenge: to share their talents, to in' terpret our country's history, to write abo ut their own lives. As columnists, we file t his bit of news under "Bilingual." Cross-file under es "Cont ts," Some months later, we received an item from ?4aine umfornung us that several universities in the Mate require all can. didates for degrees In social service disciplines to learn l"remmch. F:mpliasis s on students w ho intend to work aniong the aged, including the state's aged l"rancoAmericans. This liens also is tiled under Bilingual " As columnists, t he reasons for this ap proach in two Mates begin to nag at j We start to wonder a bout corn' nuwucaticim between professionals in Ow aging field and older Ansericans w ho speak a forego language. I rementuber a personal hospital es perwnc'e irumn years ago My rsswiutuate was a trr suck old imian w ho spoke only Italian So nurse on that floor spoke his language It took an hour to cunununicate effectively with him Th e need for bilingual personnel among thosew ho servet he aging tegmns to bug ua T!us could Lw' a useful column IA's check it out together- Start phoning hleliow, ('uwdy Medical ('enter' flow you cuiiumiwucate with patients *huu speak only Russian or Italian ' (Jr 'o1dish' (Jr Spanish", "We talk with theirs in their town langua ge "how is this organized" "We have a master list of the foreign languages spoken by all our 2,I) rmn ployee's The list Is kept by functions and 'iou-s of work from nur sing to floor swaLfa ng We update the list every their ' ' Seminole Scene Orange County would like to meet with Seminole County officials to discuss the matter of solid wade treatment Seminole County Comnmiuwneri have apçiou*ed a delegation to meet with their cowderpsrts from the SaAhL Obviously Orange Comedy would like to persuade Seminole County to join with them us the operation of a waste treatment facility in South Seminole County or in rural north Orange Comedy. Several mouitiw ago a solid wade cow sullant recommended Seminole and Orange counties join together in the operation of a solid wade treatment facility near lockhart, in Orange County. The commissioners from Seminole decided 4 would be more cod-effective to repair problems in the comedy's Sanlando haunter station. Those repairs will cud the comedy about $11,011. TIlting floors will In lmtalled aid the foundation of one wall re" There also will be an area for the *anplr* of trash by commercial and municipal sanitation haulers Though the county has convntted daeU to its Unprovemeld of the Sanlarido facility, the offer that may be made by Orlandostvuhd bit Isolated to. hudoedlIal the sctnerw will be much dilfetum$ than those ii the past. but Seminole Coemli is in — hiulingual i.I' are always si hand whi'nu rreeie.l Another phone tail "Count) Ilepsrlzsient of Aging Slow ,k' you get t hr o ugh to older residents whit speak a f or eign language' Sparnsti. fun instance" "Soproblemni Weev,ntssuemforuutatio,i bulletins in Spanish We also keep au updated list of personnel wh,u are bilingual" like all 's,Iumnnists, we're wise' guys Suppose." we ask, a senior s4wike only zab*c Iloil fir wire I 1 hi's k hensi your Ar ab along We hate a we retary us our tzanth tiSSue She eli-aU Ara bic and ltuiuiaruaru fl uently The next step is to Sr tricky. t.,iwnnIst.s t rust We conduct the nest phone udersiew in a f oreign language The results are good The operator at the uuiotthcs ' ' 45w, end ret "gusimrsl (ha' 'uhIi.th Iluki Ow wire Ill get our translate the wizr It 5 beginning to l.'.'k pr et ty good for the seru,r utu,ns side on Wi- ha te- the biggest hospital us our area covering Ow for eign language front We also hate our louriti lh'partnis'ctt Senior ('itizin, providing bilingual t'tSi.ttSti[T - - - -- Hut we dig deeper We make a fro uui'ifp lot- al calls We n eat I, out at ranketi an'I phone %eftUri for t he sgr.i in several states The results Sri- q.tty there are offices in our own siniuuuunitue, where nothing but I:niglcsh is s poken knower, to out phone inquiries In sortie states indi cate thsun terest arid even distaste lot dealing with Iurriners (Jut duty as t'uliguinut.a4s,iatra is i le ar S, is the umt'luasuon if the inlujigi ' wut lJrj*rhiie'nti anloIfice's "I elder Altair, shoulil 11141, ewer) effort to pr usu,k us trr;e- rtrfs for sr,iaii-, who 'snout speak All tsistal, di tto - ansi rrutrrsuti,s that tiesisiti , iCstIiX5 to .Iefi'r5 in lt*iAl entice ilsoul,l require that students hasp a %e'unil language fls is e'iw. iaily on Isetant for future nurses and other he alth — ------ ULIJI5 - (Ii rourse, one thflit ifl, u, toni nliumnatucam will remain The esly solution 15 tiC srfli'i(i (ii tale it 14e4u ttwin.eises to utcaster the riaiinue'eits of polutk al doubletalk Well, friends, we ti written a 'ulunvo let s hope- Its.' rstit. a pproves together - OUR READERS WRITE Treatment : A Close Look WASHINGTON Desperate heroin addicts, said they reluctantly signed up for the program only scanned 4," been no coercion or harassment. Our calls to the who sough help at drug treatment centers, have only alter they were given a choice of LAAM or When the patient became Ill and tried to drop Los Angeles Drug Treatment Center were not charged they were coerced into serving as no treatment at all. Subjects who have asked to out of the jwogr.u, "the doIat tried various returned. Wtiysner declined to comment. The guinea pigs to led new heroin substitute. Mop the experiments said they encowiered tactics to convice me to stay on the program." los Angeles-based Institute for the Sludy of The addicts, according to sworn affidavits in resistance. Similar alligationa are repeated in several other Medical Ethics, meanwhile, Is preparing to file a our possession, allegedly were pressured Into One patient who tried to back out of the affidavits, formal complaint with NIDA about the coercion signing consent I urns witiwisit a full un-- program was told he would have to wad until But there's another twid to the IAAM dory ('harges. denuding of the drug's nsk*. Then they were certain laboratory work was complded. lie that MIOIitIle't surprise anyone fwithal with our CUBAN UNCTIOSS: The dialogue between harasaid, they claim, if they tried to back out, swore in an affidavit: "I was qued.ioned, ped exposes, of NIDA. The awarding of the Washington and Havana has been he up bit The new drug, a heroin substitute called I, harassed and felt a complete stun of attitude LAAM contract apparently was another uwider it hasn't affected the economic detente. A Slate AJpha-Acetylmethai$ou but popularly known as towards me from Ow staff amid doctor. I felt deal typical of so Inlay NIDA camitracts, Department cable notified "all diplosnac and LAAM, is 11011111 IuW at 56 ClINt-S _e Only after he darted to contact a John Whyuwr helped to develop the [AM consular pods" last January that Treasury lawyer courilry' The teMorid is SPeristorild by On National was the addici allowed to Map laibig program as a consultant to the drug abuse regulations had been changed "to permit oil Institute on Drug Abuse INIDAi, a federal 1MM, agency. Thenbeforw.dhisowiiwsugng firm Umdailatiomw in foreign coisitries owned or All escy that we have exposed as being plagued Another patient tried to withdraw from the to bid for the contract flits gave ham an IS1.de controlled by US persons to bunker ('tjhe with cedlIcja aid cronytan, caperunenta after becoming ilL He alleged: "I tract which only, one otter firm bathered to vessels and fuel Cohen aircraft," * Treasury may be more effective than was diced, bed to and used their es- cmntnd, Its prepoid was thrown oat, and offinni saidthat Cotrn's African adventureshave methadone is helping ac(s kick the hwm pemsetaldidy Ina way that was imathlcai and Whysnir Associates was awarded the 11.5 had no effect on the U.S. decision to refs, habit. But some officials at drug clinics may be degrading 111*111.1 Plans. ecwiuc sanctions agaunt Fidel Castro 11711mg a little We Mid to push LAAM on their Another addict on protatlon ta_ed he would Akasdy, the contract has doubled to $32 VIANBI FATE: We recently repoeteii Mg reluctant p.11.111 be jaded If he "I get Into a methadone million. Whymer, meanwhile, has dw bean the anne officials control both Indiana Blue We have eiwmaJasd the situation at two program. Yet he swore he was give, the chskv granted Its eacIedve paled rob to IAAM for Sited and the bank that bandies Its hmds Aite, dames in Loss Andelft — ,e of elptirtmentall [AM or , waido.1111111111 MUi, esir stofy appeared, Indiana Insurance f'ag ,.id the sepuis, v'*. Uithappuy. he solid OW autherliles ordered Frank Mt-kin-me7, president Veterans AdininidnuMa) Mdiiadone I,bgc Recalled another a1: "IThe dedat) pve Vedanta: A NIDA xpsie.nas said he was ci the American fletcher Bank, to get off Blue whose patients were wgid to participate in the me a tn-weed form and told me to op at the unsure of the Wingaillm of coercion, DrImg Shield's bout They instructed Blue Shield to IAAM eqodments amlom, I said I wedsd to rind L,Jl. hid iso it diMes, he Mesused, he,, an financial iMintive remove Mt. Mt-Kinney ws treasure, Within Go Several patients have swuni they were was a standard farm sad that $ dido'I need to I. leered ads lor the IAA$ l ads, A days" because he can't awwv both the firm and s*jschsd to harassment arid coettlon. Some read iI ... l felt him huyIag me through I. m I §Pktmm be the V.A. tunic told its theme '.ri"• had Pus bank " --- Growing Older Forced Guinea Pigs For NIDA Tests? i.%edp, - - I else's hands. JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD --- -- -- --- Hattaway Readying For Battle With Republicans, If... — ,,,,,, think the people would stand for an increase," h said, in w hat could be called a typical understatemen t Additionally .Knowles noted that the city has wor ked toward reducing the work force from about f ull time em ployees in 1974 to a projected number of 250 this (li-toter. "A reduction of work ton', has been almost unheard of in any governmental budget, but Sanford has been able to accomplish this and plans to continue t his philosophy of get ting fibre for less," he said, in citin g the policy of not firing anyone but not tilling a position when an employee leaves. Another Interesting point Knowles has 4relatioid the cut)isww'ceof income Man) people 'lo not realize that about 20 percent of the city budget is from propert y taxes The letS of the mnoi'iey comes from non-tax resenue such as federal revenue shar ing rnunies, refuse fees and the utility wince tax Also as in other cities there are areas from which cities cannot collect even if they desired. In Sanford, this means the almost 30 churches, city Stall. cowity courthouse, fraternal organizations and t he school-related buildings Sanford officials, like others, are having to fat', these realizations when budget time arrives Islet- this iiicunth or early August Ralant trig thus with increased demand for services and iw h items as rnipioyee' salary raises also hate to be weighed Sanford re-sidenti will now wait and 4-es' N)" the elected officials cope with this new set of protuleumis Sortiet utuet its refreshing to know that w hile you cult ilit all the eumplauung and yelling the IrnaI decision rests in sorrussese Parties & Politics — This belief is most fanatic in the bureaucracy of the Department of health, Education and Welfare and on Capitol 11111 when the issue is healthcare Mucht.s madeofthealo erageintromole, of doctors and the profits of drug companies. The idea that anybody in health care might make money from the sickness of others is considered by man)' in t he precincts of governiriefit as immoral. Yet, a scale model for a national health program already in existence for five years shows that the providers cart make a profit and save the government rnune a.t the same time This program involves people with kidney problems 'specifically, those suffering from kidney failure or end-stage renal disease" ER9i. There are two ways to treat the disease; transplant the kidney or. go through dialysis, using an artificial kidney machine three tunes a week. Mod patients are unable to undergo transplantation, so they must rely on dialysis In 1973, Congress decided to cover ESHI) patients under Medicare, regardless of age Thus they created the first comprehensive national health care program. It is an expensive one In the last fiscal year some 34,000 patients were treated ata cogof$sfOnrujhon and the cost will snon go over SI billion a year It is at this point that a few lessons can be learned for future consideration in the health care debate Someone, either on Capitol hill or in the pr ess, di scovered that there were a few private firms involved in providing dialysis treatment under this program and doing it for profit Stories appeared concerning doctors making millions on kidney treatment and a bill, ironically labeled "cost containment" legisla tion , was passed It E.W. bureaucrats are now in the process of rewriting the regulations for the kidney program Experience would lead one to predict that instead of doing the obvious and en. couraglng more Involvement by private cornpanties, HE W. will concentrate on how to reduce the profit outfits such as National Medical Care snake What else can you expect from an agency that can lose by its own admission 17 bdhori a year to fraud and waste' Now, with Congress breathing over their shoulders, maybe even the bureaucrats of hlE.W. will get the message and take a good, long look at how effectively private enterprise contains cods in this health program. Senday Ju l l,l'?I—lA . to — TI' also has many uses In our household tither than its original purpose but that's another dory. Panic nearly set in when I discovered the "paper shortage." I dashed madly to the convenience More at nearly dark. The situation seemed almost an — - .- My attitude was hostile. If anyone had been listening to my seU-condemnation, he would have though my last dollar had been ripped-off. ANGLE-WAL TERS random ORNION Two days later when 1 opened the towels. I could have kicked myself when I saw the 95 cents stamped csm the Is. apper. ThenlcfmeckedtimeTP — 75 cents I a two roll package), and we still had at least two sheets left. garbage, will bring more people The Fast Central Regional Planning Counc il projects that the population in southern Seminole ('osady will more than double in the next 10 years Noulis Seminole also Is targeted for residential growth The population in the Sanford area is especled to rise stand 100 pretest during the sante tunic Though the future is an uncertain thing, Uwe we key Indicators that liens to lend siçport to the projections of growth tame has only to took at the construction biuum that is gearvmg up in Central Florida to know that more jobs are being made available and thai meats mute people With flow edhmatdpscipk,there will be an increase in solid wade. In the lad year alone the volume of WNW handled at the Saeilaido transfer station has juniped Irons * loads of trash per day to M lopada per day, accordug to Public Weeks Director Jack Shader. $le Cy will be in good shape to handle the Ulwn.lat, needs of solid waite demands that will be placed on 4 in the flier future who the Senlandlo prorememla we made. However, what of a posit" to control the terms of any agrommed that mtØd be coujder,,j Orlando, and indeed Orange Coedy, have grave problems diqnwmg of their wade materials, solid and otherwise. They need man area in vti.h to deposit gar bags and more mossy to prep.,, sites for wade treatment. Therefore they need the partnership of another governmental entity. Seminole Comedy, for the vonmediat. future, ma is a good paltom to handle solid wade. The lanmW aS (heesla is tar from rapacity and with the UfljvvyisIal ltI to be snails at Sanlando, the conipacigig and transporting of solid waste to that IamiJl should be sonier and more of (lewd in the figureTheemcalckistivtgw Maybe dose altedlas should be p.14 to with a more efficient disposal of the Orange County offer. — He's Sick Over ft After reading your story in the paper this week it made me akk to my itoenat'h I en-alec if the apartzrsi'rit were ever kids themselves What difference is a couple without kicks' All they ibis party all night king tear up the place, make more is-a, than inne*'eimt 11W, kids do Today grownups all like little kids asidtearupstutf,iou Mayta'y'allclunt understand or were never littleCouples with kids has, no place to go when you Maw than out. Houses are too high amid hard to tind The iasly place they can go is to a dump What really upset use the most is whir, you iii than have dogs for an extra $2300 What the Intl is the dii' tersnce thugs mess on the grounds and taint all the time and everywhere you walk there's a pile of hug mess I am 77 years old and I love children They shake me happy because in-j put them, here I really tub, to know who died and! left them ( Imean lreally can't understand where peopl. get off by 1.4 lung kids that they can't day. I really don't care what you grownups wait to say tecamase i's all very wn mature I bet they were never thrown out who they were very wish I'm ONsenile or (mill of 4, either I luat care ahotit all the lids' f uture Iv, lutist by esrr'y nile arid Iii, Cask of IRUIg pushed around let the kids have their lives and din I interfere, because the Isis at. our Suture lvi' said what I wanted to say, and I Swipe you will think atjoi,d it Hill (*art Sai'ulaid Pay Ruling Scored It was with liunay that I rrailuf the county corsuslliiaaone'fs' lee ismon last Seek to grant a 7 to tO percent pay in-Tease to V supervisory officer. while turning thumnitas down on the sheriff's request to increase' the pay of over 70 unufurnivil deputies I don't loran to imply Unall time rap' titns. lieutenants, and sergeants don't desert, Use inure-as. I nwrorly think that time wuifunuuni officers should be treated with the san, stroke of the bnaih" To My knowledge ther, was no midyear inc-teas, as was stated by a comedy adjsumstratue in an earlier Herald dory AS ISv beginsmutg ci the new fatal year. October 1971. these rernaiswmg deputies will t$uubllesa ret-wise an inetemeul5peri'sts( htenwiiiter, that s 5 percent of a base that is tam d,rdamilobfy lower than time super visors base sit which they have jiet neceited.' 10 per u'rit as their increase %tanu deputies Colt M'evlSl lobs to keep up with thot Always increasing coat of liting %lust married deputies his, working wises for the en, reason The twit tuni, a county ccinnsusaln-wr (ails the sher iff a office needing a tfrpit). I hope he can look the nel$isnilurug in the eye, knowing that that deputy is knowledgeable. io(uipassionsatr, professional and widerpaid SaiuiEkithfwkl officer Article Praised I want to sincerely thank launarel krasvdort fat taking the tune to travel with Senatut tolisaun, Mrs (ilisaun and rsiy.eil on June U. 197$ I'M surf the day was" udengto hull as it was to lime l'Pw follow up att, he write, to say the kait. made Sessatoi lalissun very real amid We-like It M uderesting laW keep yvu sç4-da*s sun the latent signilicaml events in out c'anipuigms, I took forward to working with 'Mr kransabnf again us the smear Suture Visid then. I remain tt7 tnily yours. 6 M$NULE FOR SH}5Is- (81-1XV)s 0,01t GOVERNOR (*' F1,011.1 DA Turn k_ Whuaim.sm Cunthairman for �mn e—r -AA—Evenino Harald. 5411110rd, Fl. Sunday, July 2 ICI First Spotted In 1874 1 Quebec's Monster Continues To Live Bank as usual £vaIsrng Herald. Sanford. Fl Saturday July 1 Sunday. July 3, I9T$—i5 By IIFRAID SERVICES more noted Loch Ness monster monster. There was a rash of unexplained in the We. fishing below his rfnwh, and he in Scotland, and. in fact. may sightings in I96, he fmuds oid. But what' Abbe Leopold swears it was like a giant POHENEtAMOOI, Quebec well be related to that and, coincidentally, that was Plante, Th, says he saw the iguana, "II had along tail," the iNEA - Even if he hadn't celebrated serpent, the first year that motorboats thing one afternoon while abbe says, 'and the head been seven feet tall, lUifl' Local speculation is that take were allowed on the lake. "The berjack Louis Berube would Pohenegamook, which is mile dories,' he andes, "they grow have become part of the wide and six miles long, is more impossible every year." folklore of this Canadian border connected to the ocean by a 'dings. fees, region. According to accounts, network of underground flyers. says monder by gar, the huge woodsman was Perhaps loch Ness is too. If so, watchers may only be viewing rows of ducks, or pitching logs, the first man to 'otwerve "Is tiw natives liii to think bite du lac," the alleged ders are hatchedin the Atlantic or a family of moose- An monster of Lake and then make their way tosafe Ottawa chemist believes the Pohenegamoo. havens such as the Ness and phenomenon is in reality That was in 1$74. Iterube was Pohenegamook. nothing more onuatal than gas reportedly canoeing across the This notion is nouristiecj by bubbles he sirs the lake floor lake when he saw a roiling of periodic reports of bottomless contains a large amotgd of the water and then the dropoffs and enormous caves in decaying pulp, and to emergence of a "black thing," Pohenegamook. Officially. the Pohenegamook burps long and scaly, which wheeled lake has been measured at only periodically. iç and over in the didict. The 135 feet deep, but last year a Then too, Is bate du lac could man was so shaken he told no mon ster. hunting crew from be a sturgeon. When the one for weeks. When he did, the Toronto said its sophisticated Dominion government explored melodramatic legend of Is bete sonar equipment detected the Pohenegamook rumors du lie was born. deepwater holes that "siemeti some years ago, it was deter' One century later the legend to go on and cm." mined that a caviar-loving of the lake monster lives. even Soltis that the legend iifli resident had put at least one If the viability of the serpent te.tedulac goes on and onalso. sturgeon Into the lake. itself has never been Not without its critics, however. Sturgeons, ugly and long lived. established. In recent years Urnnie J'lourde, a customs have been mistaken for set75 people say they have seen the o(fleff stationed at the point penis since the beginning of beast. Many residents scoff at where Pohenegamook empties recorded time. the dories, but Just as numy into the state of Maine, says But never mind the rational others Insist something flatly that the beast Is a myth explanations. Perhaps a awesome and primevil is established and perpetuated by majority of the 3,000 residents lurking at the water's edge. '"add folks siho drink too that surround Pohenegamook Louls Fornier, for one, has mnurh.' would rather believe In the seen the thing several tunes, bead. 'This is a quiet arei usually from the balcony of his I'Inurde says people In this says Eizear Sirios, soenethi lakeside hone. '1 remember Isolated part of the continent of a historian, "and the monsi the first time," he says, 'it was are forever seeing things. provides some excitement In the lISOs. I was sitting on the 5asqattti, the man-monster, Sirios says he believes "i balcony when all of a sodden I has been spotted in Quebec So solutely" in the serpent. see this big black object come has the mysterious flying So does the crew Ire out of the water. Mon h)ueu, it of lake Champlain. Toronto which last year ape awe in hell was not fish." And there lithe Pohenegamook 515000 looking for the monsti Fournier says the thing he chap wbolaughsatthemonster Same members s but insists he has takenexpedition they has seen may be as long as 50 saw the tiUng personall feet, carried three humps on an photographs of UFOs. others believe the sonar pick opaque body, and moves very Even if the locals are really up an electronic recording last. Others give similar seeing something, "Ponlk." Crew leader Hi descriptions. The beast, they Pohenegamook Mayor Lionel Murray says he is convinc'i say. bears a resemblance tothe Chared says itls probably not a that there is somethi, looked like that at a cow." A cow? Definitely, say townsfolk; If you can't believ, a priest, who can you believe? Sunday July 2 Tuesday July 4 Raceway Starter Seeks Country Beginning with 4 0 Central office 3000 S. Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 17.92) I'uhenegamuok resident Elsear Sirlos, an absolute believer that the hake is ho nir in an aWesome serpent, keeps replicas of it In his yard. :% local 'iistoms officer counters that the monster is a myth perpetuated by "odd folks Who drink too much," e3 FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE 305-323-1776 MEMBER FDIC Just one word sends eight trotter's or pacers thundering down the track at Seminole Harness Raceway - go: Torn Wiley' is the man who says that word and has comrn plete control over the field of drivers as they come behind the Pie Two rows of four horses file do wn on each side of the gate with the wings closed "Turn your horses, gentlemnen, and fasten your chin .draps," is the reminder from the starter. Tom has the gas lever in his hand, he won't let the hones charge the gate. going full speed, me homes must come to the gate slowly enough 'so they can all be there with their noaesonthe number's suspended cm the wings The gate lea ps to 40 m ph. When the electric eye beam is reached, Toni says go, and closes the wings. The driver of the car takes over. Harley Phillips, who once drove horses ATLANTA 1 UPIl Talk with Ailanta manager Hobby Cox and you'd never guess the Braves are well on their way to their third straight last place finish. Cot, who took over as manager of the Braves this year after serving last year as a coach for the world champion New York Yankees, steadfastly denies that Atlanta is as bad as its record. (orni Into a weekend sines against the division leading San Francisco (,iarsta, the Braves - ssere jutting a miserly .239 with only Jeff Burroughs 1.321i over the 300 mark and the patching staffs earned run average was hovering around the 400 mark. "I see a lot of good signs," insisted Cot, ugooring the fact that his club, at 243, was only a shade ahead of last year when the Braves wound up losing 101 games. "We've had some pretty good pitching in sputa and I've got confidence that the hitting is going to improve." Not many otaers'ers share that confidence On Rural Matters WASHINGTON iUPli — represents 2o,wo persons, ln eluding orgjutions and indtvlduals. "We hope before. year's out to represent half of rural America," she said. Cautioning that "farm women don't like it If you (011ned them with Appalachian women," she said she also has found that rural women groups have enough in common to form coalition so that they can help each other, if they get Involved in politics. She said they all face. such things as poor transportation, a lack of health services, prob. lems with schools, sexual discrimination, lack of jota, displacement from homes and problems with estate taxes. They have the "sanue prob. ferns but the depth of the problems Isd1fferent,"said Us. Threati. "The reason for founding was for educating urban pet sons," she said. Sundberg Finally Makes It 33rd Precinct: from Prairie Lake Legion Hall, Fern Park, to Prairie Lake Baptist Qiurdi, 405 R4.*e Road, Fern Part. 33rd Precinct: from Longwood Health Center, tcngwood, to Lcngwsed City Hall. 30th precinct: from St Jc'*ms Village Skep, Oxford West 27th, Sanford 45th Precinct: Summit Apartments recreation resin, off State Road 430nw Red Bug take Road, to Portable Semoran Skatewsy, 1100 East The hearings tentatively wil be held at undeterminei locations in the Midwest, Dii southwest Appalachia and thii Southeast, Ms. Thrafl said shi hopes to convene the firs hearing In the late fall. When they are finished, dii said the wants to have hearing in about a year and a half K Washington under a House Agriculture subcommittee chaired by Rep. Richard Nolan, l)'Munn. Center. Sand Lake Road, Forest City, to Wetiva (oH Course L'luthiouae, Iliad Club Boulevard,Iongwoud, 00th Precinct: from Sujnjng Aperimseeto Recreation Room, Semoran Boulevard, on s* near Had BugLake Caaaelberry, Paid, to Fair lanes Indian 51st Precinct: from Red Hills Bowling Center, 115 Carpet lnn and ftac,uet Club of Wils hireOnve. Fern past, Aitamaige SprIngs, 151 North Douglas Avenue, Altamonte _____ CARDS OF Springs to St. Stephen lAdheran Church, State Road 434 West of DISTINCTION 1.4, Iongwood, 52nd Precinct Recreation Cinter mnrset Swim — WHIZ Sum. Club, Cuselber,y, to Cauulb.rry Baptist Church, 770 Saninola Boulevard, Casaelberry. 53rd Precinct: from tongwoid City Hail to Cernmunity Building, corner of Wilma and (ygth Straits, Longwood. 54th Precinct: from Sahel Point Elementary School, w.ti,. Springs, Langwsod, to of Le" sausp CUD$ All a... .., Is #goes" S" Pdm Cavid" Club, ( no BoW at. Leagnood, Road. Fern Park, to Ell" 55th Precinct: from First status School, Oxford Road, Fe cal Building, He East 5e'u Park. Altasnorge Drive, Altamoite atd Precinct: from Bin Springs, to North Lake Apart. dkwood Villas Recreation minis Udihøiii, 243 shem i*i*ng, 110 North W.oilaid Drive. Aitornoni. 3pri Drive, Sanford, to FIrst old pracm: item p'o.'est Paem'Wy of God Qiivth. 304 lake Elementary Education , Ut."s 1811 h...i %ung his cay front Canada to California intl no. Puss an agent and hopes to hook clubdairs beaus after the racing v'awwi imis lot. Joe's a into get to be a starter' In torn Wiley's case the path was a twistrit one Bern in Maine. Toni became a telegraph operator at age 14 The war years found him ope rating the radio in a ("f Argo plane After the war he oc'u'rated a telegraph on the raulrtsad, and bemoans the lois ot chat 1 calls a nice machine torn Wiley came to the horses through the front gate as a spectator and bettor on the thoroptbi',,j I tore up o mans tickets. I decided to find nil what was going on out there" Too big to be a jockey, loin got into harness ricing training and driving for seven ) ear, up in the tar Northeast Nittung going on out there on NL TI RISK MARK the racetrack, 'say's Tom,' bid level other guys trying to beat me, and win a race" One night a patrol judge drubi'I show up. and Tom itutsi have anything in to race that right. give officuls Asellied Tom to try I 'F..aswi* money I ever made," Tom sod and be gan moving into various official capacIucs up and down the Fiat coast. associate judge, presiding judge, race secretary and darter Oviedo Loses Heartbreaker 0(055 The dock struck rmtktighl for Ovietbu's Cinderella Little leigo. learn - pionsfuip game of the Top Team Tournament Ut, Ie'sk,'s Cardinals, chiam. pions of the niaj.x league, dropped a 4-1 decision to tk'uee In a tight pitching duel Terry,(aamrnons was tagged with the loss despite giving up just four hits Uviedo ac cumulated three ha.. off winner Hobart Martin K.h'tu. Scott scored l)yie'skjs rim in the second inning and it M.ayvd ll until the fifth, when 11m'oes' rallied for three runs with the aid of a c'uatroyenl,ai call whicti was contested to no avail by the Cardinals ,e,',,'.•. '' 5, I I '' 1!' I I "" " 1' a It, I I I ,..,, is . • OutS DO as a c I I I I .iu.. * 1)...,2,J I'm it 1 • • 1 I 5 1 3 I ' "" c ' i'" 0.... O.'.e. 'II lie 4 114 800 -, Bomberger Laughs; N $1 1 P ,'s,j VU judgement on Hornet, lie's been hitting the ball well enough. It's just he's t* i NAME OF GAME hitting it at people." hitting Cox says you can't blame the IN CAGE CAMP Braves hating on a lack of practice. "They get in as much hitting as anyone in baseball,' he said Theyr, not getting cheated in their batting practice." The only other Braves pitcher who has been darling on a regular basis Is Preston Hanna who was going pretty good for awhile but was a complete bust his last three starts. Hanna, now 14, lasted a total at only 2 24 innings in those Dee. darts. giving up 15 nuns in that short i L. -_1 .•K111, "IflI u.m's-es the 's by too on gamni in DasirIb lamp i'nndw'ird bs the Srmlni,Ir uuth Spoi Lust st m'srrk at Se-uiInisIr thigh. Some souilg'slrr's tlrndrd lIt.' imsu.'ssrrk tamp headed I lhlgh roach Hill l'a'.ne husr, hi hliih.i,,tl, i •,'ad to hanoi 4011 111 l'at harrison. Ii lirlow, It l's 'skins against shirt's in a pickup game. . NEW YORK (1.1111) - Everywhere I went In Texas, from the smallest whistle stops to the big cities, the one name everybody kept throwing at me was Jim Sundberg. He was the best catcher in the American League, possibly in all baseball, the people In Texas informed me. Carlton Fisk and Thurman Munson got all the publicity but Sundberg was better than both. It would be a mortal sin, an absolute disgrace, if he didn't make the All-Star team. All those fired-up fans in Texas fans can rein. Their man has made the team. The complete makeup of the American League squad h been announced yet because the voting is dill going o. but barring injury between now and then, Jun Sundberg will be In San Diego for Die Ali'.&ar game July n. latest 1`011111111 in the American league balloting show Fisk far ,, out in front among the catchers with Sundberg, who third, climbing over Munson into second place. As manager of the American Leaguers, Hilly Martin picks the "Hanoi had been one of our rest of the squad alter the fans vole for the darling players at tied pitchers until three darts each position except the pitchers. Whit generally happens before ago," said Coil after the young each all All-Star game is that the manager of the team has a talk rigtghander gave up five runs with the league president regarding the rest of the squat The in the first inning his last time : manager doesn't have to select the rwinerup in the voting at each out. "It's a matter of control." position. He can choose anyone he wants. Although Cox is putting up a In this particular case, Martin might be considered partial to good front, there have been one of his own, mneanung Munson, who catches for him every day, moments when his hidden but the Yankee manager and league President Lee MacPhati met truatration has surfaced. The earlier this week, even before seeing the latest voting figures, and fl-year-old to manager has both agreed Sundberg belonged on the team no matter how the vented his anger by tearing tsp final balloting came out. his office on at least one orIt'll be the second time he has been chosen although he didn't easion and he has lit into his Play the last tune he was selected four years ago. players on a couple Of others Martin, who had him when he managed the Rangers, is one of "I try to control myself," said Swidberg's biggest boosters. No bigger, though, titan his present manager, Billy Hunter, who calls him flat out the best catcher in Co's. "hut we have let some the league. games get away we should have "He's my Brooks Robinson." says hunter, who spent Ii seasons won I didn't expect that we'd marveling over Robinson's perlonnance stuff coaching for the tie In costaduon, but I did think "1 Orioles. "You name it. Sundberg does it. Nobody catches or we'd be a 1c4 closer to .200 than Wows any batter than him. And look what Pie's hating! Only t.e'v, been." iRodi Carew is out-tutting hun" Most nights, the Braves' For some reamn. Sundberg has never received a whole lot of dressing room is lik, a morgue. publicity. lie doean't generate it the way a Haggle Jackson or You can't blame the players. Pete Rose does. lie's not nearly as oidgouig as they are, nor is his Ri hard to be very cheerful playing style as exciting as theirs. But there's one Uwig he can do when the lossei keep mountft. The record speaks for itself as well as ether of them. He can play. The lack of recognition doesn't bother him. Swidber, ctauns. The list time the Braves Win Team Bowling Tourney "I don't feel I'm being slight says the low-key 37-year-old 'yearo4d " ' NOW than lad in the taalesbwg, Ill., native. "I feel I'm starting to get recognition It National lasgue Wad was 1175. takes time. look at Ted Simmons. lie's dune quite a bit, but he That year they were fifth in the doeen't seen as well known as Joimny Bench, Carltmm Fisk or sl's'lwn division - 40 14 Th urman Munson. l)efennvely, I thank I was recognised In 1171 out of first. Fair , Star when Icon the Gold Glove award and lad year as well when I won The Braves unproved their it again. The only question with some people was my hating. I won-log fewd in 76 wvming ByDONNA UMI were Jack kaiser and Alice think I'm proving I can do that, too. Over the lad seven moniM, 70 games compared to only 17 ALt RWiTE LANES H.nldC.mst hknkicks with a 1241 for $50 I've been Pulling butter than .230" MONDAY NIlE WISED: the year before. Bid that lift The big thing Swiduerg is driving for most is consistency, hugh average for the them in lad place, 33 games Is Streaker, streaked peat In the Star and Quillen of the currently told by Btt Leach "My ambition," he says "is to be the bad, and to be he bed back. Lad year, when they theThe Italian Danish by 13 pIns to iear finals held by YOU hive to be consistent. I'd say Thurman has been the most wad 12101 for their worst Ho.p with a 151 Vie the men g the team event in the An Mrs two of our local coiwia,g catcher in the league over the pad UM year Callan record vi 43 year's, they fInished capture John tbagner with a 117to mixed team and doubles bowlers I uulied second and has had some gaod years and is having a tine one now, bid for 37 games ballad the division. championship touruameig lad (.LYI AM) DOLLS: Rolling fourth Jay Smith of Sanford high arnes and series lad consistency I'd pick Munson. If you're talking abeid power, then wading Do.ers weekend. The Mrask.rs are I'd have to say Bench is dill No. I among the catchers. it was alter the 7$ son, from For lanes Indian Hills was plus 74 pins taking secj offit were tonan Martin W. place for a $100 gift cvrtilicste. Even if he wasn't picked I. the All-Stat team this year, it when their II leases was their and John Wright 300443, Glenn they look home $100 tot the Carol Tersagni, also from *1, Siiydet , Sue bond l , Sue wouldn't have broken Sandburg's beast, mini since 110$. that the Braves first10 Place t.Santurd, was ioiurth with plus 41 Mark. 1906M and Kitt. Sunp '11w All-Blat game is only third on my lid of priorities," he were purchased by corn' pins l'atty Elder, of Hut.l on ISO says. "Being consisted and wtiming the pennant are much more mwilcatlons executive and Jun Nadrt,us Sedw America P'ainilla finished lint important. If 9 came own to that. I'd polls up W AII-Stair Saw 'aft othwiad Ted Tiur lout STRIKE* AND SPARES: the doubles event with a •plus12pinstowvi to be on a pennant winner." net (4119,1`41111111i rolled steal nice 13M fur Iii Coming in second TV Precinct Changes Made In Seminole The Seminole County Corn. mission made the following Permanent changes In polling places this week to comply with population changes and redistricting dune lad year. 11th Precinct: from First Yrderal Buikkng, Altamonte Sprints, to the North Lake Apartments Clubhouse, 242 Sharon Drive, Altamonte Springs. 15th Precinct: from Bear lake Elementary, Voted City, to Lakaview Christian Church, 1400 Bear Like Road. liii Precinct: from Florida Gas Training Center, Sanford, to Saner. Qubhoiae, East off Sanford Avenue on Saner. Boulevard, Sanford, The Braves have only one proven starter, 39'year-old knirkleb.11er Phil Niekro And despite consistently fine performinces, Niekro at lad look was only 1-9 and probably should sue the Braves batters hoc nonsupport. Dale Murphy-, the big first baseman who was expected to come of age this season, is barely hating Pus weight 1200 and Bob Homer, the Arizona State star who began his professional career as the Braves third baseman, was 25 Duods UfldI'f that "Buff ougtw is having a good year," said Cot, "and Gary Matthews Is doing just about what we expected lie's hitting 210 and he'll have at least 20 home runs. We do need for Murphy to start hitting up to expectations and we've been ksappoirded that 1 catcher) Buff I'OCOI'Utis hasn't been doing as well is last year I when he tot .2001. SLi 4•. i.I w nca, a s., Ms. Threats said in an In terview that the group's boari hopes to hold at least fou' regional hearings to gathei Information directly from ruts persons about their problems the ground Toni pick's up lb.' flIk1'Dfilone on his radii, .ini reports it to the jLids'rs in their iwrth above the gran.tstan,l, where they nuatih hint splay 's What does this starter Jo on hL's nights oh!' W,iie haunts the ibutsi in the area kiokung for jalli sesalon.'s litsu 'spent eight year's in Wheeling W %'a and became a regular country. western pi'tlonner or. the radio Torn had a group called Indian Swiuier that took private dub C ox Forsees Good Signs For Braves Women Organizing Rural American Women Inc. -a new organization trying to discover common problems In the experiences of farm, Chicano, Mack, Indian and Appalachian women Is drawing up plans to hold hearings on rural problems. The group Is the brainchild of Jane Ttweatt, a veteran congresslonal and political worker who left her home of Greenville, S.C., II years ago. She recently sit out to become a Washington representative for group. or iristitutionstoo powerlessto pay high prices for representation, By last October, she had ended up creating a coalition of rural women land men) who, except for the farm women, were outside the political process. meeatt Is the peeddent of the group which himself, lets the car drop back along side the field of horses The horses and driver's jostle forpositiOn,tr)lflg toget tucked in to the rail, to save their horses for the battle to the wire. Toni can see every movement made, hear every word spoken If any of the driver's par. tscipatuig In the race feel their territory- has been infringed upon, the mod usual objection, they tell Tom from their seat in the sulky, before their feet hit SHe's Really Crying NEW YORK f UI'I, Sotzidy in the clubhouse soda word as Gumman flsimaa walked over to his iocter and pulled ad ow .1 the bats inside it I:wr,ti.id, warded to we what the big Milwaukee kungiwlier ws.s going to its with it. considering the Duck new cad on has left thumb in whith he had chipped some bones making • diving alibi Ii'kling the tat handle in his right fianil, Thorns., carefully raIleti Pul left ofir oiter it, cast anti all, and then tout a icing What the Pwui are you trying to do' called øol ijinwIf htaaiitcrgcr. the Brewer, dirtied manager, watching tnisn another part of the e'tuthu'ae, 'Who are you trying to kid' Ir It s not tot, bail," Thomas answered, kuting at the tail Iii tie ready, to go again in a aeek H.amtcrger cuuldnt help but laugh IIe really ass laughing with tears in Pus rye's looking at Tbtcivaatryuig to owing that bat (chore We.tsesilay nights doubleheader with tie Yankees in Milwaue,, beu'auae In, had been in professional baseball 33 years and has never seen any club come up with a.. many injures in a single season as 11w Brewer, ha's's so far this year With the season I*it even Pull over yet, tie Brewer's already have list thre, of their player, fur the red of the, year and a total 4 II 'Joe to a variety of inlurwa trots persuiha ranging Iruaii bout lay's to tt.0 uitonlisa 'I we never seen anything Ida it in in, lii,,' says Hamnberger, putting in his first season as manager of the Brewers We have to tie leading the league us injuries l'rui*biy both leagues I 'kunt tbiuik t heir s anyone even close Everytiow I we the trainer come undo my oltime. I cairns run and We under my desk larry hlisle. the ll,,t, top RIG man, was sowing tieaw tot t,,j out of action when he ripped w*,w ligaments in his leg dituing lot Mike Iiarurs,'s, s tâuupet last mnia*tu in a gins, with letas When he (.4 hurt, 1w told tie nut to worry about it, he be therethe nest day, but Iheloliowingtlay I* couldn't even d.andun his kg." Kamberger recaUs 'The thing I adnure mini about thus dub, though, is its spirit Its been positively uod.an.hng Whenever anyone gets hut. I 14d make op a 1ineup, put someone els, in there and he comes through beatihlly I.ik. Duck (Is's is. I put Posts in the lineup and Pie hit hone runs two day, in a row" Regarded as one of the bed psktwsg t'uac'twi in the business during the last 10 Years with Haniniore. Ksmberger his done a remnarkaMa job in his first sea' managing Use Brewett they to dill wglm sight of the hrcinlrsasnang Red ho's In the American league East and showed Ii victories in their lad it (sours before their dusitite dip with the Yanks Wednesday night Milwaukee's injury lad ties season include, almost as many names as one Of the p.gea in a telephone directory MAY Foes., Andy Eti'h,bst men and limo Suqdttuut are all tuushed he' the year Fowe came isp with a leg problem l.tttsetar,w had an aim operation, said NuriRoosi ulaniaged a nerve in his leg Along with that. Cecil Looper, the Brewers' line totting hint bsaeman, will be out for another nwntJl with a cracked bone below has knee ithia is the second tune thus season he Ibis been udel'nedi, and oidlielder Stage lagcolm. who ha 31 homers last er, was log neatly two weeks with a bad shoulder Shortstop Nolan Yuunt maaaed a month earlier ties season after he hit his ankle with a foul bill and pitcher Ball Travari also was on the shell a month following an ann operation. Mouse Usia. another of the team's darting pitchers. has just rltisnwd alter being laid isp for two mosithe with a torn muscle in his elbow Infielder Don Most.y pulled a gist. muecle that kept bun inactive three weeks and Paul Molitor, the spectacular rustle diottiti, aid secondboomman. inlaasd fl's, days with a similar injury. Ball Castro, another pitcher, hod hose days nth a will, elbow WA Jerry Auginlmn., a 12'game winner last year. nulaaeil two (arts hut the sane ream 14 ltodrigiars, dill another pitcher, was omit time days with a bad shoulder and outfielder hive, May also was sadolmis fur the sane arnulg( of time due to a pulled rib - -' - - - cage' "Other lhais that," laughs llamtweger, - we've been INper healthy MILTON *k'NIIAS "- F] II 4 -- �~ .!!!!''.Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday. July?. 1t7S HEATING UP by Alan Maver Roil 7'?1 L. ''1R - IfL(F 9e( r,qy ZY A* 35 Dodgers Vault Into Second Place 4i/I(, ,, W& 5 ' I / f 1972 ,%Vft(1!'P I P131/7 #1' S f/1'?rn' /4' 43 O M't, ciog J ,-, .) 1 0141y &a*1& 4 274' l'uI*' UoGt- ' ,. w4w/rO , -1 / / . J - - &11 - ,_ , R United l'rrsa lninnatioul Dodger pitcher Bob Welch Welch. a 21-year-old rookie Reds' right-bander, frustrated the The Cincinnati casualty list from the los Beth in gaining his second win Angeles Dodgers' Friday twi' since joining the dub two weeks night aiiibosb reads a pair of ago by holding Cincinnati to losses, 5-3 and 54; a drop udo fir hits and striking out six in third place in the National six innings. league West, and some heated "I guess I lost my cool," said exchanges between two war- Rose, who banged out three of weary veterans of these penn- the Reds II hits in the second nial powers - who have game. combined to win seven of the When Rose returned to the last right NI, West titles. field the next inning, Ins The skirmish began when Angeles outfielder Hick Reds' third baseman Pete Rose Monday took to the dugout steps grounded out In the sixth Inning to lob a few salvos back at Rose. of the ruglicap and shouted a "I was just sticking op for few nut very nice worth at Welch." said Monday. The shoiing match aroused sburgh, 64, San Diego downed the standing-room crowd of Houston, 5-2. and AUaLa took a *370, and they stood and pair from San Francisco, 15-4 cheered Hose when he made a and 104. sparkling fielding play in the In the American Lesgue, nutht of his discussion with (1eveland blanked Toronto, 3O, Monday. New York trounced Detroit, IS. The sweep vaulted the 3, Baltimore beat Boston, 3.3,tn Dodgers irdo second place, a ii innings, Milwaukee pounded half-game ahead of the Ruts Seattle, 13-3, Oakland detested and three games behind San Kansas City. 2-1, and California Francisco topped Texas, 4-2. Chicago at In other NI. games, Chicago Minnesota was rained out. split a double-header with Cubs 24, Ptiflis 54: Philadelphia, winning the Rebeface Bruce Sutter 'awild opener, 2-0, and dropping the pitch and a subsequent Ug'o,second game, 6-5, St. Inigs ing error by Chicago catcher edged Montreal, 2-I, In 10 In- Dave Bader enabled the East' rungs, New York nipped Pitt- em Divtsion4eading Phallies to salvage a spht of their doubleheader. Dave Kuigrnan's tworim homer and the three-bit pitctvng of Mike Krakow gave the Cubs an opening-game victory. Cardinals 3, Ezpsa I: Mike Tyson's doubled home pinch runner Jerry Mumplirey with one out tn the lolh inning to lift Bob Forsch and the Car' itnals over 11w Expos. Mets L Pirates I: Pinch hitter Ed Kranepool singled home the tying rim and scored the go-ahead run on lanny Handle's triple to hughlight a four-run ninth Inning and give the Mets a narrow victory. Padres S. Astras 2: Dave Winfield drove in three nina and Owe Smith went 4. for4 and scored three times to pace San Diego over Houston. Braves IS-Il, Giants 54: Bill Pocorobs hat a three-run homer and Jeff Burroughs added athree-nan triple tohelp the Braves to a second-game triumph over the Giants and a sweep of their double-header. Darrell Chancy's three-run homer highlighted Atlanta's four-run seventh and the Braves broke the first game open with four more in the eighth, Yankees Owner Gets An Answer Jackson Slams, Takes Potshot OWL By United Press International Reggie Jackson, criticized by club owner George StelntwenneT for not producing enough during the New York Yankee,' recent slump. drove in live runs with a single and his sixth career grand slam Friday night to key a 10-2 rout of the Detroit Olderman By MURRAY ()UIERMAN Well, Since You Asked... Q. What happened to Tsmml. Ages? I am still. Ininil his, The Six were trasy to trade him, he stowed so much premise. I bow the Mets land him sad he helped theism Is vie a World Serles In IL - Charles Fr.aklla, Blytheellic, Ark, Tommie runs a bar and restaurant scums the street from Shea Stadium in East Elmhurd, N.Y. lie bowed out of baseball after brief stints with Houston and St. Louis in 1973 - though Monte Irvin of the Commissioner's (Xfice had him lined up for a fling at Mexican la"gue baseball. Tommie contributed 21 homers to the Mets' fabulous pennant nab In '69, but he never really fulfilled his potential as a major leaguer and was though at the age of 31. Jackson said sarcastically. "You're a burn when you've got 40 runs scored or something like that, hey. I'm a bum. I could be hitting ,flO, with five homers and 28 tabbies. I could be doing that," Jackson was referring to some statements made by Stetnbrenner earlier In the the Then he took another swing, week in which he blamed the veterans like Jackson and this tune at Stembrmner, "I'm not ticked oft or Graiit Nettles for the Yankees' anything. It's nice lo have a tad fIXR play in recent weeks. Year when you have 45 1(81, Jackson singled home a run R014 into tonight's game," in the second inning off loser I Z- Ubmwom. -7 I 70, ' " -. " 1111 r J . f i, I - from Cincinnati, $4 and 5-2, Atlanta defeated San Francisco twice, 10-9 and 10-5, San Diego best Houston, $2, St. Lmus edged Montreal, 2-1, in 10 Ui' rungs, New York taat Pitts. burgh, 6.5,and Chicago blanked Philadelphia, 2-0, then bat. Steve Raker then drilled a loses-loaded homer in the third to tug)alight a six-run inning. Don (,ullett benefited liom the Yankees' 17-hit attack to win has fourth game without a lom, Elsewhere in the American League, Baltimore nipped Boston, 3-2, in It Innings, Cleveland blanked Toronto, 3-0, Oakland edged Kansas City. 2I, Milwaukee roiled Seattle, 133, and California downed Texas, 42. Chicago at Milwaukee was rained out. In the National league, Los Angeles swept a double-header Orioles 3, Red Sex 2: Pat Kelly's single In the 11th inning scored Rich Dauer and enabled the (k'loles to snap an eight-game losing streak- Eddie Murray homered for Baltimore and Fred Lynn connected for Boston. ' a .. Ix I I . I P. the umpires? - J. L, Elizabeth. N.J. Traditionally, the American league umpires are supposed to call a higher strike zone and the National league umpires are supposed to call low pitches. That's because American League umpires, until recently, used outside protectors and worked over the shoulder or head of the catcher, where they couldn't we low pitches. National league umpires use Inside protectors and work inside the catcher it*twees him and the batten, where they can we the low balls, However, AL tamps now have a choice of cheat equipment, and 12 of the crew of 21, primarIly the younger guy., use inside protector. Dick Butler, head of American League umpires, claims there's little difference between the way the leagues call them now, '. 16 LASSIE ALL-STARS PARADE Okas. N.Y. First, let's may that nobody in football, at least in the last decade. could measur,tçtoo.J.aaaWent. But MIUercan be a fine runner In a sport that Is now goIng wialler, swifter bill carrier,. He's more the Terry Metcalf type than the Simpson type, but annie scouts predict he'll nm for more than I,Wo yarda as a molds. He's alan personally a (late young man - articulate, bright and eager. The Balls made an esxellen$ choke, Ill . i d - Irl e, 4 t. made on the various tmmla lairs to overlook. And McEstroe Is too (I. Are there any sgers I. Ike majer leagues ike dlda'I soab. it I. the majors so hail players? - T.M,, Clarleesti, 0 6 ; us Danny (hiut ci the Philluss, Earl P ___ l r' A. L ] 1T T TTT 'J corner. Sçdnha was helping former World Boxing Association champion Ernie Terrell pro- nideaserlscibcidator re Chicago taxing. The exhibitIon was taught .Ws glove and padded gear, but Spoke bloodied Mostardlal's early in the light and f1,h,f signs of his superior hosing skill. AIW ffi, i"' attorney. Hudaoia, said, "Its ee LeM,r to real bo xing Ims" Spinks. however, mid. "I's no different than St. tails. They fight tvtrylttef'L" Watun mud his chence uig a dry spill if a day punctal.dbyahupeersto Iditle ro ad Ike 316 sidle an avenge speed if circult at $2131 mph. Waims believed t favorite for tI _ harvussysgi au's for Mdvey, 69, Hopes Ranging High CINCINNATI '(Ph i - The Cincinnati Bengals hafl' signed Fifth-round draft choice Tom 1)inkel, a f2, 240-pound linebacker from the University of Kansas General manager Paul Brown announced the signing Friday, noting that Dinkel was regarded as one of the top defensive players in the Big Eight and ranks in the top 10 tacklers in Kansas history. Ebers Waivers In NFL NEW YORk (UPI, - The who came aplo the Gieti in New York Jets announced i5i ad won )lMIgsaJ lag. Frida y esteems msdaie hlne "skis alike Year honors. He backer John Ebotail, tug c1liffedlyIsin Ilk *h season in Cleared NatIo.al Football the the major league - 17 with the league w aivers and Is now free Sunday's race on GIantS, to make his own deal. 4.IV'1 '7'D4 ' I w,y Jt7 "3 (A"f 44 ip -',, /4 Ii,) 4j4• CN4 $lP.,4.i1/,) ' . '4V. lily 1g' 1o'A' ' s, `74T -' 4 - 1 -' . EV - BATON ROUGE. La. 'UPII - Former LSU head Coach Paul Dietzel Friday received a hero's elcome and unanimous endorsement by the university's Board of Supervisors to be LSU's next athletic director. The hoard Friday voted I40 to offer the athletic director's job to Dietzel, who declined comment on the oiler until July 4 when he pians to meet with Indiana University President John Ryan. Maine Opposes Nationals At'(;t's'rA, Maine (UPI) - The Forum for the Future of Interscholastic Athletics in Maine has organized to light a recommendation by the N ational Federation of State High School Associations that national competition in golf, tennis and track and field be initiated. In a prepared text, Forum members said. Long'range physiological and psychological effects of national level competitive programs upon school age youth may be harmful. Directing local sports programs toward national cornlw'tition tends to require substantial investments of time, energy and resources for a very small segment of the school population to the disadvantage of the remaining students." WHA Names Hewig CINCINNATI tUPhi - Cincinnati Stingers' public relations director John liewig has been named public relations director of the World I locke)' Association. lit-wig, 29, who has handled publicity for the Stingers since the WHIt club was formed three sc;fl5 ago, spent his last day with the Stinger's Friday. Rain Delays Game TOKYO UPI - Rain forced postponement of the fifth game of the seventh Japan-U.S. Collegiate Baseball championship series scheduled for Saturday. The game will be held Sunday in Tokyos Jingu Stadium The teams are tied in the series at two games apiece. Gilliam: A New Problem NAShVILLE, Tenn. UPI) - Former Pitt' shurgh Steeler quarterback Joe Gilliam, placed on tsso years' probation a week ago for weapon and marijuana possession, was indicted Friday for heroin possession, stemming from an alleged heroin buy in 1976, authorities said. At the same time, the Davidson County Grand Sign A Pair EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.(UP!) - The New York Giants announced Friday the signing at corner back Terry Jackson from San Diego State and freeagent safety Thomas Sencik of DePauw to multi-year contracts. Jackson, a fifth-round draft choice, Is 5-10 and I 1 pounds, while Sencik is 6-feet and weighs lBS pounds. Cep.da Gets Backing PONCE, P.R. i UPI) - Baltimore Oriole talent scout Fred Sosa said Friday a group of major league ballplayers are organizing a campaign to convince President Carter to pardon Orlando ('epeda, now serving a five-year prison sentence, ('epeda, who began serving his term In jail Monday at Elgin Air Force Base in Florida, was convicted of trying to smuggle in 170 pounds of marijuana from Colombia in to his native Puerto Rico. A letter to Carter said "Cepeda made a mistake and deserves another chance," Rowers Facing Challenge hENLEY-ON-THAMES, England (UP!) - Syracuse University gets a taste of East European rowing power today when It meats the Bulgarian Trakia Club In the premier Grand Challenge Cup at the Henley Royal Regatta. Nobody is fooled by the Trakia" title, That's camouflage for the Bulgarian national squid, which gave a frightening glimpse of its strength Friday by outrowing the British eight, masquerading as the Ltander and Thames trademen's club in the Grand Event. I 11 'r 01 L opez Feeling Strong Edge "Thu course is a lot like 11W one I gr ew up on, but C didn't have sand trap.," said the Rosewell, NM., native. The $4-hole loig'riazneeit 5 being played on one of the shortest courses on he women's c'ircint - a 5,044-yard, psr-72 led "A short course is sorneturies harder for women than a long one because It's vat easy to to pit those 73-yard shots 00 lid' green," laçn said Also vying los' top prue o 111,100 in the $7S, event, ar e Pat Hradle, w ho w on 11w hershey oiling last weekend, Texan Juul Rankin, who won here last year, Jane Blalock. the runner-up. Aura Baugh, Jan Stephenson, Kath y W hitw orth, Am) Alcott, t)ebIse AIOtI!), JoA.nis Carries', lluresa t'aponi Young, arid Inubanatarn Sandr a Spialcis. '- I've gut to contend with 11w added pr es_aure of the tamecrowd," Spusich said "Bid It's also an incentIve. "I've played well in the last two as- three tourneys and I always fee l I ha ve a chance to win. scores were low because of it The greens got bWnpy, hat the rain kindofmwothedthem out. "l hope wedon'l get any more rain because it makes it deltic-salt to Judge distance and difficult to we all the br eaks on the greens Then the air is heavy arid Watson, who has won the tournament twice in its four years at Butler, said it wouki be hardtopredictawueungicure. 'If the greens are soft, it will be lower," he said, but if we get some wind aridsun and they get hard, you could,,, some high scores Sunday. Feder said the rain did not lather him "Every time I had a tweak, I took advantage of 4,' Fezler said. 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Its lien a while iunctl Played sue,Uin an nrtxi matt5i" (User vetera ns also were scout to coast went doing well Suds Africa 's I',,. umlalant athletic director at Mcblillan, X. and Bids hewitt Yale University, a Packer X. hattie- known for their *42.4,414 151541 144 S.8 cloutde's prowess, were halts 4%0,6#throu tO the the Duck Comct, Packer persist'.,a,., i,i '. third road of gh dire said huts X41111111111."" )'a.'sppai. 0101.44 art". NEW YORK ((WI) nest's single " National Badathell Au'Csa former assistant reach at Vivo man's semis (dl in Use 14"a &~$ Stanford and San Jose ads. N.Iw.4 u.I lions Mud if peureut. will first (lye day. Of the $311,691 P* i (SO*is IS.. 11 L ., *111 repl ace Gregoty, a wool mad July 7 I. ceaddir a for toou'anuit 11.4 ci the II lea vows rIesIoIrm the Bnf1aio Btavea Is San Disgu and to - -- W' Permit a trade if team NM; swuanlap between tie San I,_ POPCORN t31e0 (s-eneMas and the Be" SUMMIIJUNTIMI Ivory Twedey Motels, NBA Considers , ,, -.4 Felzier, Watson Lead Wes tern OAK IIRO(JK, Ill. tUh'I Forrei,t r'esla' and defending champion Tom Watson, shoot ing subpar golf in a rainlrdernçted round, laid the heal today midway through the $321,000 Western Open, l"elertallied al$andWalaon a69Fridaytopod3l-holetotala of 140, one stroke In front of lisle Irwin, 11W Rogers a nd Andy Hew. All of the leaders were affected by the rain ft delayed the start of the second round for an host and minut es. halted play for 21 missiles and suspended afternoon play for 21 minutes for a WW delay of two hours 14 Minutes. The delay kept 14 players from finishing the second round, eight of thorn with many as three lmlea to goon Ito firstflue and lx with one or two holes to play on the second rant. All 24 were to (isush their rounds this morning to permit thwcsd to the tow 7lscorersasil UK Seventy-seven players had 69 or bolter with the It scorers yet to be totaled. The forecast called for 17 £,,'(e. Transactions to NUBIJSVIU,E, Ind. iIJh'Ii - Rookie sensation Nancy lopez says the small course at Har bo ur Trees may give her an edge today in the l.I'GA Mayflower Classic, but the red of the field isn't conceding anythi ng, (A Maor League - flf(,'A',.) A Is Vj44'A./3 Die tzel Welcomed Home hocne rum Clears PA - • Giants AL in "é mxty,4 C's! frt4' IZ)'P /gg'm',q like that's what Mr. Veeck wanted - a tougher man. I hops it helps," with 32 in 1152 and 33 In 1154, He topped the league with 104 KIll I.E CASTELLET, France the Paul hticardcsrciat, high in 1153 and 121 in 1154. I U1'Ii - John Watson of the mountains above the Doby, Britain, delving a llrataiam, French Riviera, 15 NikI laUda, Sox as who joined the White a batting coach in 1177, showed the way to the more his Bnabbam t.smmaie. The was a lousier star In the Negro celebrated stars Friday by race covers a distance of 1H.95 National League, He signed Ida recording the best lap time of I mills over $4 laps. first major4esgia, contract in minute 44.41 sec'onda after the Andretti shrugged off a 1147 with Veeck, then pr,bag I" two official practices for Sunday's French Formula i Friday ITlochhIng crash to stage Of the Indiana. a courageous comeback. automot*le Grand Prix. Mario As*eIU, the Amencan Ile sakd,"l didn't rsaliz.the we from Nazareth, Pa.. who track was as wet as it was. Am I currently leads the world came off the corner 1 uloimat championship standings, this 15 going to be a hg one. I recovered from a crash in his took off from the brow at the PHJIAI)W'lflA UPI) -. l*us In the morning 5SsiOfl to rise in the road - I was Steve Harvey, an outhelde record the nest fasted time traveling about 115 mph - and from Ptuladelpiva's Benjanua 1:44.4t hit the now of the car on the Franklin high School, was Third was Aintria's reigning road." signed Friday by the Pbila' world champion Niki Lands, in delphia Ilillits to a one-year a Brabliam, who clocked contrail with the Lewis' helena 14301 (Mont,hlarmclubL Watson believed titat seen McCov.y Hits Harvey, an 111-year-old rags. quicker times were posoihie tt',a will join the Iloneeg today on this southern French Lagos Sunday. He 'at tthe dub's 25th pick in the major The 33 -old league dealt. !i'" -secunu in i eu-s rrencw ATLANTA (UPII - San Grand Phil, said Friday. "I Franciaco Giants' slugger UakI:Uemiti.(mtodsy's I practice) Bid this dearly can became the 12th player ' in ole only come if the weather major leap, helory to M IlsflkiJ$ dry" career home rens - 434' A no stuff from anybody. It looks DobY led ft WfiL 46, IN BRIEF Bengals Sign Dinkel; 1 7 I LaAk11 SPORTS Jury refused to indict the former Tennessee State star on separate armed robbery charges because of lack of evidence. "l)oby's a strong man," Ralph Garr said. "He don't take 500th Homer When A Fight Halts A Fight CARIBOU, Maine (UPI) - to help Jaycee Qiapt fs along CHICAGO IUPI) - HeavyOiinicticut marathon s'amer the r comi raise cub WA weight boxing champIon lion Andy Wet says he dosen't pledges for lbs Miteculir Spirib and, (} know why he picked Caribou, y Association, said he George MostardInI t MaLns,tohegliihis2,*nmto will bight his rim SMEdSy at ffielr ehtim boid '7 the Florida keys iatitday - fl:25p n thebwo-lans black "flw name jet stuck in my top of WeaMorn Street in through the (011th and hatil IIdOWn Cajlheg, the nor- round Friday IIgld to watch a heed." Wirily, tu' itt, 111-year-old Olympic thsrmnod dip In the Loath- isitell W hopeful, who Is making the rim nental United Slates. swing heir fists betuni 5pik' '4 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. unusual circumstances which ((WI) - Saying "I have paid seemed to make a change my dues," Larry Doby - the necessary." first black player to join the Doby, 53, is the second black American League In 1147 - was ever to manage a major-league named manager of the Chicago team. Frank Robinson previWhiti Sos, oully rn..nsa,d the (,ieveland Doby succeeds Bob lemon, Indians who will serve as a West Coast "When you work for Hill scout for the Whit. Sox. Veeck, almost everything is a Club President Hill Veeck new experience," Doby said. announced the decision Friday "He is a real mystery man and ifternoon, in an attempt to It Is hard to know what he is bolster the club on the field and ItOiflit to do. "lie said he and Bob thought at the box office. Chicago has lost eight cd its lad ll games to maybe l could do some good for the Seattle Mariners and the the club." Doby said he always wanted Minnesota Twins, the only lewis beneath them in the Al, to be a manager. "Any man who gets involved West, It rained onDoby'sdebsatas in a career sets a goal and manager, against the Twins at managing was my goal." he Minnesota Friday night. The said. "It's a real challenge." game was called In the second "You can't change Z men," liming with no rims scored. It said lemn LaGrow, "so if you Home Town Boy far advanced to skip the chance - farther advanced than Mayer or any other collegians have been. With a little time, he has the ability to crack into the Big 11w.. of Borg. Cannon and VIlso learning from the books isn't pisig to be his problem; learning to control himself on cowl Is a more Immediate worry. For Jaycees Brewers 13, blather, 3: Larry lisle had four hits, Phillies Sign The answer Is one word, Money. There's just too much of It to be 2,500 Mlii. in the seventh livung to give the A's their third straight %vtory. Matt Keough, 54, allowed seven hits in going the drs*ance John Wa tson Sets French Prix race Anteals, Tea. Weaves- 4 the (kimes and Jack Mdteon ci the Outland A's It's not an eapeclally two phpicinnis, The late Joe McCeslliy, em of the graded ever, never played major league ball halite acJu.vthg nunottality as the sklppsr 01 Its Yankees. breaking home hut that championship feeling! While Lassie League all-stars line up with their trophies above, league coordinator lime hughes and coach linda l.aF'ollrltr present the stale championship trophy to Sanford Recreation director .liiii Jernigan. All-Stars Include, left to right, front row: Jan Johnson, Minnie will be mad, up Ins double- want to try something new, you header Sunday. change the manager. Can Doby Smith, ('nthia Pendarsis, Eddie hughes (bat boy), Jackie I.ink, Susan Bagley. Veeck said In S statement, change 25 men? guru we'll Tern Iktts, (kiessa ('usgrase; Back row: Rene Hughes, l)ebble McFadden, ..The change Is not meant as have to wait and Isee." Q. Whatever happened I. Tummy McDu.M& whe had all them Q, Why is JiM MeBone heuviag Stanford altos' jet em year is dent, himself I. Immis? I retail iMr 1.rd predate lie Sandy Mayer pig all It. way Itregh iehssL - W,H., 5.. __ L's 2, HaysIs I: Mitchell Page hit a tie- including a pair of homers, and drove in five runs to help the Brewers to a dub record 213t victory in June. Bill Travers went six Innings to gain the victory with Mike Parrott suffering the loss. Angela 4, Rangers 2: Lyman Rostock had two run. scoring singles in helping the Angels move Into a first-place tie with the Rangers. Don Aue went 3 1-3 innings for the sictory with Dave LaRoche pitclung out of a bases-loaded jam in the ninth to pre erve the triumph. Ss'bninai Mellon, lIuIl Detrick. l)eedee Hogan, Ton', Hardy, Sandy Cooper, any coinnientary on Lemon's "We weren't doing too well so Robin Itiggins. Mhson Smith (coach), June Duncan (coach), ability but rather the result of I guess lt had tobedone," said Hon Sctiueler. Q. Is Terry Miller, the tip drdw of the Bill., capable if t o" the shuts if (k J. limps..? flat's aloft. sob ifs risk,. -0, H., greet year. with the Philad elphia Eagles? - Wesley Wflhi, Paris Tea. The springy little wide receiver ci the Eagles (by way of t*lalioma0, a key m an on their lad chainpionahip team in Ills, has settled osatalde if Philadelphia, where he runs a portrait business in King of Prussia, Pa. - b It ON . 1 t7 . Indiana 3, Blue Jays I: Pick Wise pitched a fourhitter and Horace Speed drove in two rims in pacing Cleveland to its eighth victory in II games, Wise, 5-10, notched his 25th career shutout. 'New Chisox Boss: IPaidMyDues 6 11 ' Q. Can you tell me If there is any difference la We way pitches are called lath, American Leap, and the National League by Than are tlwee right Alan Maven L'&& .1-i • 7. 'Y . t'E' ,I52 ! 4N Rose Loses Cool In Double Defeat - 'j O S.4sdap, July 1. 1,71-31 tytlarl liecad, Sanford. F LINKS LUMINARY ,. - . 1 Have yw*. pICA photo that appeared s., . aid you would like to have? Well, they're available New you can order an Sail irint of any photo alilcis has a ppeared in "to t,ü Nor. • within ft list 21 days lee U.S* pies to a. - all J322.2611 : I r, I tO place yourorder I. new Muss ci the Brave. '-I 0' �0' - il-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Bell Sundae Jvly7, Iefl Iv,SsaIIg P010mM. Sanford. Legal Notice Risking Jail Sentence WASfll(jTs oUMo - At' tome' General Grslfsn B. Bell is sidling to risk going to sail rather than turn over tiles on FBI secret informazot.s to the Socialist Workers Party. -. Federal Judge Thomas P. (mesa in Nesi York sersed P final notice Fnday on Bell to release contidental FBI inform- ( 14-Help CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITIOUS 10*041 14o'.(p S l'ePbv q.,p. ?nas I a-. 001901 ?0 0*,0A410% a' 701 1 A 'anon.. 0. , AIbi'non'p Sø'ngi I 32101 5.... nd I. Coos.?, - P 00' .41 ,,nd,. In. •'(I.0 'Qu% "*n'p *4 30 01A7y and 01.04 I 'Mp.d 10 S. dc'arn .510019(55,505 "4 C ofl..? Coo'? S.rn,nol. Count,. O'-da n a(COOdincP alIt 001'. IYP, 'l.O0'* 04 Imp I Nan.. '-?Aoo4 cj ToA.? 5.cc.on $4505 O 4a $?a,,?p% 1557 5-5 Ram P00(5. P0 So. 193 £'an.p.I, S*'.q It. P,,t0' V' Jot, 3. 5 4 7) IblI 017 a Seminole Orlondo - Winter Pork 322-2611 HOUO SCAM - S 30 PM MONDAY th' RIoA SATURDAY S Noon lt,noe JCOnSIcv?,ve$ims-t 4k a IIM 3$c a lsn 7Colflicut,vitlnt 3k a line Sundo - Noon Friday 11411 T19MNral,05 L?'!UI. I'arty by nest Friday or automatWaJl' be held in con. tempt of cowl. A Justice Department spokesman said later Bell will not produce the files until or. des-ed to do so by an appeals - P,4'?*, H,,and DA*Pd £10141701 5041*1110 SpiPond,." Alp NO CI 01 ACTION ?0 Oman Ann40p SP.a$f,. You £51 P.00,1 'ro ,a' a tl t.on 10? I O4$4'? 0$ n'a'r., cowl. 1$-t*Ip Wanted 4-'Pef'SOflalS con, tie P'rgnai.c, IptI 0001 I ta'o.' I,,. (.' "'a %,P.nQ P,pt.%50n1I a,, m'-oop"t.c ton ((IITIIA$. FI')RIDA ,O.' w, an a.a'd a' *.41c.naI Griesa denied a motion by the *OYA10 S 041*11,1 i'o*,, , o.n.d b, ,ou and party's chief lawyer, Leonard OIIGA14IZAT lOP. P,'•'ona', ('411$STOPHIO LIII (ftII 'I ' Is NELl. Boudin. that Bell, the nation's 0114 SMEAFPIA And ,cm a'. p' p (,,. a, C). O,".n thief law enforcesnent officer, "'d 00 00.'. a coco V a' I4nj I a", t I" be jailed until he coenplied. But determination of the case," 4,p. 0, tP'• Po'l-I.o,'*q 'a"o'na, '°° ''p. 1 the judge left open the Adamion said. "Notiung has Y*IICIA . L,pPo.(077 anoo• ABORTION SERViCES id010 0 $01 Pa,o A,ep possibility of renewing the changed his prior position. The .W Pa'5 I 'o'.dl 37750 on o' --motion at a later date. attorney general flels sts-oIlglY t*•o,p's, lAn oa, os "i •nd Noting the "grave step" about il.• 0.9.. 0 .g-nal .9. In. (Imol .4 '4 DIvooc€ s w , . 7,, ,, involved in citing Bell for IOe'i P 0199 bl09p %Ilc.(. on Asked if this means Bell ii 3)000 $41 67 porn00 S a?lomn., 09 rn contempt. Griesa said never• *ouldgotojllunththecu,is m.d.?.,, lls.faI$rn o'19Y..0. a listless, "the saws in Uus case decided on appeal, Adamson d.la.l .,.dq..'anI a It b pn110p4 *Ifa,.$c? and ona., ", "on'. ,n ps,i..o, p-01oon I are grave in the ezireme, In. said that quedlon wu too a-nS1 you l 019 opl.f d.n9.nd,d n 'ca paS ''on - , - 0557 voivusg charges of abuse of hypothetical at the moment to political power of the most answer, ACID *0TH A 00110.1140 tad to',,., on 'n0 1pm Ia, CI Jol'4 serious nature." ''S (U Adamson emphasized the AIC00QI co 51*1 Bell has steaolastiy refused IssueinlhecsvUconlemptcas,, (anHqop AOTHUR H 5((.*lTH j to comply with Griesa's order isa technical one arol does not c. s.-.-.. c,,,.,., of May 1977 to turn over to Involve any personal wiusgdo A, l.P 0 So. $7?) (" ' 54010,1 P'o'4 3771? $.rn.nol. Co'.r0, P e.4. Lawyers for the SocIaltd Work. Ing by Hell. lie said Bell is not • Pal I Condo" eu 1$ confidential FBI files on acting in "defianc, of the law" o,m,., C•,. ISALCOHOL A PR')S( cM :'Inlonnerswhoworkeduspies butislathgm.ansprovldedby LIPPIPI(OTT & 04*1110 I10YOUNTAMc(.Y' 001 Pa,5 A...,,. IIo'510 the leftist party ranks., the law Itself to resid turning A( AP.OII I'o'4a 32'S, Ten'usce Adainson, head of over the flies. tioss sis u,p !!lhe Justice Department's A'$*,n., I Pet-I.on., H,cmband "We feel we have a drong Po,l,,'?c'., ,nIov-.a'.o,is (HRISTOPIm( 0 (0100114 fornaton office, said legal position on the merits O 47l1S47.a.op 5a"10I4A0 Al'iO.?P.'m,I, C.'OmD C..Grlesas latest order has not list proposition," Adamson p,i.u, ,,n. '.. 75 hi, 1 0 510 so. 55) changed Bells position, said. OF V H 5.010,0 Isa. 12710 But Adamsun would not say The dispote concerns the - - -- ,{outrIgt4 whether Bell would go Socialist Workers' flveyear.old IN 1041 CIRCuIT COURT OF Tue ARt YOU 700US1 ED' Cats Tool LIGIITIINTN JUDICIAL CII -_.to jail rather than comply with lawsuit alleging the FBI P.• 471 0377 lao *1 CAR( CUlT. IN AND FOR $104110011 £ the odrr. harassed for many years the COuNTY. FLORIDA "The attorney general has wnall Trotakyite party. 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Sunday, July 3. 171 BUSINES S IN BRIEF Florida Power Offers Refunds If Probes Dropped TAMPA (UPI)- Attorney General Robert Shevin says Florida Power Corp. will make a substantial and early refund' to cover fuel overcharges if a series of probes against It is dropped. Shevin did not say Friday how much of a refund Florida Power is willing to make. Shevin and Public Counsel Jack Shreve would have to drop their lawsuits against the utility and allow it to proceed unimpeded with a suit against Texas oilman Ray Granlund. Florida Power has been accused of knowingly paying at least $8.5 million too much for fuel oil purchased through Granlund in 1973 and 1974 in return for kickbacks. Fruit Prices Remain High WASHINGTON (UPI) - Fruit prices are expected to remain high during 1978 because of a sharp decline both in citrus and noncitrus fruit crops this year. The Agriculture Department's summary of the fruit situation, to be available July II, indicates that the summer deciduous crop, except for dried prunes, will be 12 percent smaller than the 1977 and 1976 crops. The citrus crop, which was estimated at 12.9 million metric tons on June 1. is expected to be 7 percent smaller than last year. Stocks Down This Week NEW YORK (tJPl) - Stocks suffered a small loss this week as Investors adjusted their portfolios, weighed rising interest rates and inflation and quit playing gambling stocks prior to the July Fourth holiday. Trading was slow. The Dow Jones industrial average, a 13.95point loser a week ago, dropped another 4.07 points to 818.95. It closed out the second quarter with a gain of 61.59 points. Hut the Vow Is 47.56 pGints below its 1978 low of 866.51 set June 6. ICC Hears Carter, Kissinger President Jimmy Carter, United Nations Secretary General Kurt Waldheim and former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger are among the world leaders scheduled to address the 26th World Congress of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). Attracted by these speakers and others, registration is at a record level for the Congress - the first to be held in the United States since 1959, according to Carl-Henrik Winqwist, Secretary General of the ICC. Corn Bank Renamed ComBanks Corporation has changed the name of Its Casselberry bank to ComftankSemInole County - Casselberry Office." ComBanks has two banks in Seminole County, Comftank-Longwood on State Road 434 and the newly named Corn Hank at the Intersection of Highway 17.92 and State Road 436. Louis Rawls, President of Comflank- Has The Time Come For 'Flexi-Time'? That Sails NEW VoltS cUI'Is A Japanese shipbuilding firm has developed a box-like, sevenstory floating hotel it plans to tow to New York and other ports around the world. The &icft hotels would be built in Japan by Mitsui Ocean Development and Engineering ('o. and towed, much like giant oil rigs, to any port in the world where they would then be permanently moored. "We are looking to tttng a standard of luxury back to New York," said Selwyn Ilakim, a senior vice president of the Ralph Haklm Orutç, which has an exclusive partnership with Mitsui to market the $60 million hotels. Hut New York is not the only place Hakim hopes to sell the 506-room floating palaces that have hydraulic glass domes over a tropical garden that will fill the atrium of the structure. "We're negotiating all around the world," liskim said without going into specifics. lie said Mitsui, one of the world's largest shipbuilders and makers of offshore rigs, 'We are looking to bring a standard of to New York ' WASHINGTON I UPI) -Finn prices edged UP l percent in Jima as recent sharp increases in the prim farmers received for raw food products leveled off. Contributing most to the Increases, released Friday by the Agriculture Department's Crop Reporting Board, were slightly higher prices for cattle, apples, broilers and potatoes. They were offset by lower prices for eggs and soybeans. S_ - Realty World Regional Director Rob Fritz, announced the joining of two local area offices. This brings the total of Realty World Member Brokers In the Florida area to 72 offices. The new offices are: Crank Construction & Realty. Realtors, 210 N. Highway 17-92, Casselberry and The Real Estate Agency, Realtors, 2435' S. French Ave., Sanford. Form Prices Edge Upwards Lur The World luxury back Selby Sullivan, chairman of the board and president of Florida Gas Company, was elected this week to the hoard of directors of the Slurry Transport Association at its annual meeting held in Washington, D.C. The association's purpose is to foster the development and growth of a slurry transportation Industry based on the ability to economically transport large volumes of coal and other solid materials through pipelines in a liquid slurry. It'.vr.'t S. & If SAW an 1 1011$ A'Ièn .1 Bus'.a At If P@99y I lot it.'. Ia Tn.". Or4 North (huluota lJ.cPl.,ld 52t 0(00 A Hotel Realty World Adds 2 Offices Sullivan Elected To Board MacDorr.a'O I *4 $37 S t ? F4,fll4r5 Pp 4" 114 O F IL o'w'1.or' (o,Pr ir.( P ,( Corp to Cabli C Nor0fl I *4 V.0.1 1.1 4 BV C Y..q"o'a *1F14 O* Sic IS $75100 (or"." Co. Lot I? *aI,a HIl%. .,ou.00d. tP''d AMA. a"."dml ir.c 0,.e,, to JohnA F a S.. III p" $43000 F rd...wn ,' I *4 CbacIoflI A . 1.1 a '. .r. 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S..cq B4JeTON i UPI - Its great, being 15 minutes late when it's sorters will chest the system it's wonderful, it's 'flezl4.tzne," not their fuJt, and they're and shave time off their the new buzzword for business. happier and more productive," it 1a has proven unThat's the way governlent Mirpl'iy said. founded in most offices and and t*smess leaders gushed The question then is, if fiezi- plants because peer pressure about the idea of variable fttneis,w3?ijul, why didn't worksbettes-thantilnedocksto working how's idea at a recent it haoren a long time ago' keep everyone honest, Selusger conference here. "It's probably too popular for said. The concept is simple its own good," said Carl S. New York borrowed the Instead of everyone working 9 Selinger, who runs the flexible hours idea from to i, some work 5:30 to 4:30. or staggered watt how' program Europe, where Labor unions 930to :30. And the employees of the Port Authority of New have been generally more decide when they want to arrive York and New Jersey. "People receptive to flexible how's than and leave, as long as they work get suscious; they say, "What U.S. imioris. a lull day. are you not telling me" But New York's concept, which "It's a great idea. It's a the biggest problem, Involved an active campaign by winner. No one loses," said resistance to change." a business-government Justin Murphy, who gave the selling Seluiger said the most sub- coalition to it keynote speech on how variable stantive objection is that both businesses, was copied by hourshave worked in New York Philadelphia. Toronto and now City since first promoted in IM Beston. Madison, ails., had Ifs a winner. by the organization he heads, flexible how's for government the Lower Manhattan and university workers even No one loses.' before New York. Association. Murphy and other conference internal and external tornIIewletl.Packard Corp.'s speakers ticked off the bene- municationi of a company will medical products division at (Its, be interrupted 11 everyone is Waltham. Mass., has had -ltn proved employee morale working different hours. variable hours since 1972 The and productivity. "It just doesn't wash," division's personnel Iflathager, - Reduced sick leave time, Selinger mid. "We have endless John Flaherty, said, "The only overtime costs and personnel amounts of data and testunonl' thing we had to spend tune with turnover. als horn companies that have was our on-line sopervisors. Relief of rush-how' crowd- tried it. like f.ever brothers and Their job always had been to '.61)3? Ing on freeways and in buses Exxon, that show that, even get work started at a particular and subway trains; easier with West Co commulU- time and ended at a particular automobile parking. cation,, there may be a few tune. With flexible tUne they "When you put people into a problems but they get worked have to allow employees to be position where they fit work out very quickly. It can even more free. into their personal lives, they improve communications with "It's become a way of life. come to work more refreshed, Europe." We're very satisfied and our lit IX less harried, less worried about Employers' (ears that their employees are MUst led." H,,n','cs Po.n? ASSOC Seminole County said, In September, Comilank-Serninole ('ounly will be opening another office located at the corner of S-11-416 and Palms Springs Road, REALTY TRANSFERS RESULT Evelf"Re herald, Sanford, Fl. Briefly 'If Americans want their artists to K9 Show To Feature Kato, A Dog Valued At $10,000 survive, they've got to do something about a curb on the imports,' Anieta Bob Galley's K-9 Show will take place at the Winter Park Mall July 6-8 Gailey has been in business since 1963 and has trained over 9.000 dogs, for over 43 Police Departments and he setup K-9 at Walt Disney World. There will be eight to ten different breeds of dogs-hunting dogs, sorking dogs, toy poodles and Hottweilet-s, the same kind of dog as in the movie The Omen "Among the trainers at K -9 of Orlando is an eight year old boy. Star of the 3-day show will be KATO, a male Roitweiler, weighing 120 lbs. Kato is a breed champion obedience titled, trained in every phase and valued at $10,000. Show hours are 4 and 7 p.m. each day. Mengel said. She urges artists to petition legislators to put an embargo on foreign art. Mrs. Mengel puts finishing touches on a colored sketch of her grandmother CLEP Study Class Opens (right photo.) The Developmental Program at Seminole Community College 'SCC announces the opening of a CLEP study course to be held on campus. Classes will meet on Monday and Thursday from 6-9 p.m. in Room L-207. The cost of the course is $5 and the program runs for eight seeks. Students interested in earning college credit through the CLEP tests should contact SC(', 32314i, Ext, 345. Area Artis it Is Troubled Over Future 0 f The Arts Fraternity inducts McIntosh Forty students at Emory University have been Inducted into ()L)K 'Omicron Delta Kappai, national leadership fraternity. A limited number of students each year are elected on the basis of scholarship, participation in student activities and service to the university Glen Mcintosh, Dentistry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. McIntosh, 112 Sweetwater Blvd., Longwcaxt, is among the students. Ii JllS°,St5),'.4l", lirraldi urfrlp.'.drBt Class Of '68 Sets Reunion The Seminole High School Class of '68 is having itling Aeatlt'tllY ., Dear Blood Bank Schedules Drawing I '.. , .- McKibbin from 9- 5 at 3220331, or at 3222185 after 6 p.m " June 15, 197' l'he next L)cftary Blood drawing is Thursday at the Community ('enter, from 4 to 7 p.m. Blood is urgently needed for DeBary residents. The ages for donors are 17 through 65 years. If any Ddllary 44.. resident needs replacement of blood, the Red Cross will supply same. For information call Marge Ulrich, 668-4144. stiff of the herald, its excellence nrOV' advel'ti5iflr i1aS work on our '.t hole in t,Ce ,00d5 .Lldiflr Brivo! Your here ne;tSurC of rea' on'Je ue by the cadonY, uivo received. 1as or1:ed con'1 oflt Jeff l '.i-3fl fit to re-resent iV0 for ur on 1uvertii 'four good, and dililCflt.l.Y ta aciliove ;oiethiW 5cientiOUSlY '.V. "If "ou find sd:/S on our needs. .s "Cora" s tick to it." ',Io intend to do ut Keep up our good work a Marilyn Paulin Graduates Commencement ceremonies were held at Boston College in Chestnut Hill, Mass. Degrees were conferred on 2,557 graduate and undergraduate students. Marilyn A. Paulin. IOU W. Coleman Circle was among the graduates. Hardwick Makes Dean's List One of Mn. Mengel's (asorite paintings Is this sketch of her daughter as a teenager. Dr. John M. Palms, dean of Emory College, Emory University, Atlanta, Ga, has announced those students to the Dean's List for spring quarter 1978. Among those having superior academic achievement from this area are: Martha Josephine Ilardwick, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hardwick, 112 Crystal View South, Karen bOZ'k Eileen ,nyd' ,ole in ti.O ',Iood5 'az $.,450 pa5'. 5, l.a. Na'..a Sanford L P101411. rlL 140 any other luxury hotel, GED Tests Offered the unique floating version will • '.'.. 'V' .tt s ,i,\'.P4 -'. oil ' - S The GE!) test leading to a high school equivalency diploma will be offered at Seminole Community College July 24, 25 and 26. Eligibility must be completed by July 14. A free, self - help program to prepare the student for the test is available at study centers throughout Seminole County. For details on the study center in your neighborhood, call Seminole Community College and ask for the COED office. Options Include audi things Its a heliport on the Warpaneled roof, a boardwalk around the hotel, a below-water restaurant and a yache basin. To make th, garden tropical en '$ there will be artificial rainfalls complete with rainhow. Guests who cornit abeard can *tnonandpark their cars ina garage In the Lower 1.,,l el the hotel shire there will be MS spares. Hakim said th. hotel "will proirlilit jobs." NotlagtM$imctflcN*. has been chimim for the hotel In Now York, Hakim said "it can be macrot anywhere there is water." While he agreed a chice locataIn would be car the proposed (iwestlm Center on the Wig side, RW said, "Were leinbie." • Srlaa. Ukilty - keels ket Actor To Lead Parade Actor Leif Erickson, who starred in the television series high Chaparral" and was featured in the recent motion picture, Twightlight's Last Gleaming," will serve as Grand Marshal for the Fourth of July Parade at Florida's state-owned and operated Stephen Foster Center, The Fourth of July parade will begin at 10 am., July 4th, south of the town of White Springs on I'S 41, on the banks of the Suwannee River. .4 ' have restaurants, ballrooms, shops and health clubs. ' .ialtrt like 1IS1rIa It, a aildhje santtclar), said It ft. .1 Sirs ihra>ne ANItI I Mengel at her honw on ri,ta in Altazitunte Springs I tees. 1IU.StIeS and ,lnes whitti almost isinceal the house the llrtniit.s Trail traflic srr'.s' au refuge to wi.lcthfe l;u'.ide a trwiil w'ttirg for Mrs Mengei to laptur, 'ii 'anva.s her lavonte sublerts cIulcb'ii anti snunals It 'me were to paint a puture of an artist at euti, Mrs Metigri would ptoet'1 the ideal iniage tier dart hair is Pulled mwa> trr*n her fare with a waif that 'eenu to triune her dark, lr'.tenr e)rs, and her petite figure is partially hidden by her artists smock She is aurre'.mded in ralets and painting.'. She Itazk like gibe haso t a car , in tile world But she's tr'uhle'.J about the futur, of the arts 5 rst, the volt'rI concern that art is treated so lighti> in I'.,' sthoc4'. "The)' Jint dun I have' enough art class" for P.,' (tuI,tn who are interested in all They treat arias -inething unroessar), Ps she laments Your (ar, )our shuç's, >00, pease were all ilri&gnrd .iii had Ill Pia'.t' an artist put It on paper first In order tu '..,s r rsl teltile 'k'slgTwr,. Iflair designers or atc'tiite'r't'., U.''. or g,'i I.' 11.4SF a itsil art tact4,'rounit there are VI II.,4ll far'rjsl,f art 4011 Also wi nan> )oungsters who wart I ,,u into art 11w> love to iliac,' the saiti as its drexw'tl 15w riced for more ,lilpba.sli on art in the schools .'wcund, she feels that the unportatlon of foreign porn. toigs Into the cuuifr) it hitting Anlrrwan artists 15w 'Irejiti 14 man) students is to study art when the) lease high whrxil ai the, will trcome really gca4 artists list'> go through thtow or (ow' years of art training and it san espeissise training, the materials are so expensise (jul their heart.'. and siuLl are in it,, she stated But, '.he esplalm.s, when they try to sell their work and llI'trrIiUtw the prlr based on tune and materials u'. suivr'd, they cawx4 cuucpe'te with the stores that are In e'.ery n.sghtx,Ps.sl the art stores that deal in unpezled art Irons Europe, Asia and so forth, lwtth that deal in inipts'ted paintings, anti sales along the ruadeld, 'Starving Artists I:tau have thousands vi ad paintings at$7s and up NuAnwncanarttst can doanoil p1115mg of the same Mae lot 17 96 The imoaleftals cost nIII h niore," sir said American artist c'atmut compete," she repeats with fierce irderseity. "If Americans want their artists to survive, they"., gut to do something about a curb on the imparts." I its 10th anniversary Aug. 12 at the Mayfair Country Club. Any member of the class who has not yet been contacted should call Bruce I It)IC'I 8.11U.00tIM4{ LAKE MARY, FLORIDA 3224527 Swrldap, Jwty 7.1111-IC 'dn, Meagel painted these Japawew let, hire (buggiest Is jant two heirs with. spatula. They can hi hg is any dlrrrtim for differest effects. how tisuch Ii the dogjIe In the winduw' Sorrs. but he I% not (or sale. liiv title is Those l'rsks Squirrels As the wiglds of isrde and insects strike op a I twtus. Mrs tiengel. sitting on the screened parch where do, Io'.,a to paint, talks of her ustunacy with asumal.a Sumebudy once said if when you we an animal, even a 'IarigeroIa one,if )uu feel a k)-.v if you vts*lI.se a Misc c'upiur'.g down from l.tal tifough you to this animal, it*) will kei it and rscpomi It works That's what I did with the 'Iragonfi>, said the artist referring to the dragonfly that ito, saved from kuwnu'g After rescuing it. Itwirl i tin in> hand and .tulettw sun tVsed its wings, I talked to It (.utly, the rwitt day I went to hang doth,i on the Ills, and tl'wc, 4 was," ito, said hir a long tune afterward, ev,r)tizn, doe d go it'* dragonfly would pen Is nearby or would berm 11w line ihni I'd tail to it it would match my head rnu'.ettirnts." '.t. said %lra Mengei also feels a rluwno'sa with its ugh in the lake itwy"lcume uptu lend ord of my haini. and id pt Itw,i, they get tu no. u'.a, the said as she espresail regret that the 11m v crystal cleat lab, is I.,. considered 114101,11 Mrs Mengejs dow. relationship with the Lanse anti the wild enables hirl to captive their essence on canvas Slon trsqueidl) p1lits portraits of pets for their proud owners who invariably express delight that its, has managed to capture that little staowthing that tl'.,abes their animal unique, and ipe'.ial to tlmn Mrs Mengel, lirsi recutl.ttiuu '.4 pointing gun that ik to twior, I cii four My grwcka toni me op on his thee, gase itsm, a a.'ta*ch pad anti pencil and IletiMi a picture torn,, he was audf4,ightartist and then heism. draw I gut the biggest UwUl out of that," she said, her eyes dennmj When in kindergarten its remembars iseing (is en a big 4we( of newspaper and watercolors and being itsuwn how to draw a pit-lw, of an elephant. "mw,s ti'., class was f$ni.itwd, the teatser pit-bed thesis best elephant pictures, and muse was liii 00W vi thesis I tan dill rwnenotar I was so tsear*twglan." aloe said 'I resnrnibar saying to myself. I'm gomg t9 show her aume day' tin, I was only 4 and ooesalf years ukt" As the moves up the atir lad-6f. 11w smiles at a runrrntxasce of her days at AibrigId An School in Hiafako, N V aláact Not wM,charvssl sketch via big lion's head "It task use theem nsor*tw. and I hived every 111111411110 of it Nowadays. People say they want to lewis in a few easy leasona" Mrs Mengle's atlistic talents range truen sculpture to caricnturn which decurste an area restaurant But ' on A*TIST. Page 3C �r" I R 2C—Evenia Herald, Sa'Ort 2. fill 10 e#ww HeraW. 5.awlerd. Fl Selina Miller, W ife Is Only Craig Everidge One Married In Selina Maine Miller and Craig Eeni*e were married June 24, at 7 pm.. at Fairview Shores Church of God. Orlan. Re. David C. Thicker per. fanned the candlthght, double ring ceremony. The bride. who attended Seminole County schools,is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde S. Miller. till Auburn Ave., Orlando, and formerly of Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Evendge of Maitland. t,Jvt'n in marriage by her 1.1k.. 10-- I•flflIfl . . Sins. ('ItM(; I'VFRIPGF In t)L.SH AH1fl' Elaine cnot r,cr real name i and I have been married for 14 years and have five children. We are both sears old A while ago Elaine Joined a therapy group 1 You know, they Just sit around and talk about sex Well. Elaine is the only and sweetheart rOSeSL Katie Roberts attended the bride as maid of honor, wearing a pale blue gown and carrying blue silk daisies The bridesmaids wore identical pastel gowns of peach, green and )eflow with matching flowers. The were Vicki warner, Susan Cordy and Debbie Knott .-,lflpr,l Tom Roberts served the bridegroo,ii as best man. U'.hergroomsnien were Jeff Stiller, David Evendge and Norman Roberts. I.,. ,.. VUWO T.,.,,, Iv. a formal chiffon gown tlighted ugti with rermbroidered lace appliques. The same lace was repeated on her headpiece and tiered veil of illinion. She carried a tuisfuet of white silk • - daUJ(' IIa.,4,.. thy ,,. -Sa II,,, till flower girl, and Frankie Knu1ç. the ring bearer. Following a wedding trip to the Florida Fad Coast, the newlyweds are making their Pw'.vn. in Orlando And Around Longwood 14,114 P15*1 Tons Kniffin (from IrID, HGS President flora ('hrrli%nn Brosn, Mart Beth SIO4I. Lee by TIll V4e..f League Accepts Members Since scholarships became one of the "rewards" to deserving dancers of Ballet Guild of Sanford-&znmele BGS), a rum-profit dance company sustained by civic support, the company dancers really have so,nethirig to look forward to. And thanks to the community you have made the scholarships me laalgwooil Civic league Louise Huflaloe, Virginia even tied tin cans to the bum. (Woman's Club) was formed in lull, Aria lacy, Peggy Kuhn per, said Janr. 1110 but adopted its name in and I. ' The only incident at the 1113. Members are reixnieht4e Special guest was Meta wedding otrurred when Uncle for the iengwood Historical Burgess, executive secretary Kayford, our mischievous from the Longwood Chamber of relative, opened Sid's i'ollat tMemorlai Library and the langwood Research (koop. Commerce. and poured a bag of rice down New members are being tongratulatsona to Torn and his front It was so but and Accepted attlia time. It you are lube Ite*tley of Devonshire for humid we thought for suet' he erested In lobsini the Civic having the June "Yard of the was oom In null ,n right r"' -r league, and want to earn more held and four door prizes were Month'. The selection is made there," said Jane about the city in which you live, awarded. Winners were at t he end of each month. Toni By the way, the cast i contact Mrs. Maxine McGrath, Charlotte Otto, Darlene and Leslie received a Ito gift been sporting since her auto President, at 13G41* accident six weeks ago is now Goolsby, Evelyn Kent and Ruth certifIcate, The leagu, held a recent I understand leslie wants to off .She said it feeLs good to oita. covered dish luncheon following Others attending the lint' use the money to buy day lilies stretch again informal bialneas meeting. VFW l'uzt &SJI and ladies ciseon were Maxine McGrath, to further enhance the beauty of After eating, a drawing was lena Hammond, Agnes Weber, their yard. a yard Leslie works Auxiliary, located on SR 427. very hard to keep attractive, cordially invites the public to a chicken barbecue, hot dog and In And Around Cosselberry lhckand Jane Shaw and their hamburger roast on July 4th four year-old daughter, Robin, The event will begin at I p in just returned from a trip to l)onat,ons are $2.0 for adults. Rock lull, S. .1, where Jane During the July 4th sen'ed as matron of honor, and celebration, Post and Auxiliary iwun wia 111110 am nonor in members slim or naViii Was A bridal tea began a series of Dick's mother's wedding. dedication ofcolorsandthenew pre-nuptial parties to honor Mrs. Joyce Shaw became flag pole. Mary h Wjlgns, July Mrs. Sid Parrish in a private --27 bride-elect of Patrick ti Tl4iI• )UUF IdWIIUdE3 ILIF JIM) Kits and Richard Sdimkk Donaldson. We did everything guests 7th. VFW l'od 1207 and tours and their three daughters have lkstesses were Mrs. Cecil E. are supposed todoat weddings Auxiliary will be holding a fish ftuthiCarllonandMrs. Robert returned from vacationing in we painted the car with all fry fran, 7 t 9pm. l)onation W. Doltici Williams, both Plymouth, Wis. where they types of clever sayings and $2.00 aunts, at the Williams home on enjoyed celebration parties - possible. The original concept was sending two dancers cei'> other year on 5 Olal'stUf) each to attend master dance classes. Dii occasion. dancemasters have come to the Sanford studio to teach the entire company. This year four SOS company dancers, Tony Kniffin, Laura Moore, Oti)'FASHI(JNED t)FAK Olfl-F%SfllONElJ: No. Fiery therapy group has a "iheraput" Talk to Maine's and ask turn bow )so should handle this problem Mary Beth Stott and ('herilynn Brown, will leave July 3 for three weeks to attend the Loretto KIM &t of Dance and Fine Arts outside Chicago. The three.week course will also include study at the near by Southeastern College in Chicago as well as special classes in contemporary and Jazz dance under Richard Acre. Funds to help finance the scholarships are through the Melnyck tl)ebbie l)altoni Scholarship Fund and the Guild (',oII TourTow'. nament Scholarship Fund. Sanford-Seminole can be proud of Ballet Guild for the guilds enrichment of the cultural climate in the community. '"'' In And Around Sanford Tea Begins PrearNuptial ,'.S - Pat and Ray celebrated his retirement with a gala open house at their home. hundreds iii 1u,ti ,'llp,$ It,..n S and 7 pm. at the elegant event. Vivian Buck, president of the Ri,iin.. Sanford Professional Women's Club represented her club at the Among the family members date convention at lake Buena attending were two of t he Fox Vista children, Caroline and Earl;"It was interesting I learned Ray's stepfather. Phil Marx of alolOfthinga our club shouJd be Orlando; and Ray's brothers, doing," she said. "As president, John Fox of Sanford, and Jim I'm going to see if I can't get Rochester. N.Y. some of these things done" - ,. ... ,. - Ray, who is a Santordate, recently retired from the US Navy where he went more than ) years in naval aviation. Reiley,' senior vice president and incoming president; and Nina Crouse, secretary and past presidentt. .n,4 Park Avenue. The hostess gift to the Hughes, Mrs. Hugh Carbon, honoree was a meat fork in her Mrs. Robert Tuttle and Mrs registered sltrer and a corsage John I). Carlton of green cymbidium orchids to Greeting the guests at complement her peach en. door were Mrs. Bill Bndgesand sernbie. Mrs W.W. lyre. About 2000 guests called The mothers, Mrs. Ted Williamt and Mrs. Robert during the appointed hours at Donaldson received ruse cor• the lovely afternoon fete, sages from the hostesses. An arrangement of spring Mr. and Mrs. Charles flowers centered the serving (mdr. Raymond G. Fox Jr., the table which was overlaid with a and his wile. Pat, of Crystal Convention of the VFW of Karraker have been en)olng a white linen cloth. Lake in lake Mary, are Florida in Tampa and visit from their granddaughter. Aunts of the brideelect "ioOkiflg forward tothe relaxed representing the Ladies Mrs. I)ebra Emerson, her assisting with pouring and life of lake Mary, spiced with Auxiliary 10101 were Joan husband, and their children serving were Mrs. George trawl," now that he is Kay Fox Kloppenborg, president; Ada (the Karrakers great grand) from Kansas and also a visit from hlobkarrakerand his wife train Fitzgerald, (;a. ' — - — Family Gathers For The Annual Reunionnear The Karraker clan gathered for a family reunion at the home of a daughter Sharon Driskell and family. The Ditakeils have JiM completed - their beautiful 11-roorn home lake Barney. . ' , - _._.___ —_I.-____ -. It'. t ' iw The Muller Family of the Geneva iSnowhjU area held their amual Family reunion with a service at the SmwhaU Missionary Baptist Church. tat Saturday the family of live sisters and two brothers gathered at the Mullen estate to meet and greet all Of the family titembers who came from Atlanta, administrative coordinator for Jacksonville, Miami and other the United Cerebral Palsy of ports of the state to spend aday Central Florida. of fun with other family Mrs. Marvin (Barbara Kelly, IIIitIibeI* Adams has received her Master's g De$I,. Congratulations to Mrs. Victoria Nathan ICillina, w*thaspecialtyUt atJurnatscs daughter of Mrs. Thelma from Florida Technological Nathan Mike of 1711 West 15th University. Street. Sanford, for being dMir.aWlImHorac Caiiiins, WomanofUS ry., by Ms's. Adoens ho Inins te elected In the SuniNOW - Ondy 5finof chapter of JU system foe the past efg yos '--I This Is an edicatlonal Mrs. vluTah.,thO. Young asaclalben whose sWeetlY. is Per ho*seg to FaInt, the punfrenleasi. Wwgillsooll. caoladwlal and his wife Mt. and Mrs advancement of business James B. Oliver. Dr. Oliver ia vic' Feldent of Qieney Slate Woman. Vsttie's ctiapt.r , CdllegeiPennsylvaaia). The her at the national convention Oiivers visited in Sanford tobehetdinA*IaMa,.hereslie OiI was once where Mrs. Oliver w W compet. one ci the Tap sapetflanr 0 IilOOL5 While it the city they it Ten Business Women of American Business Women's honored at a r,ception vven by Asoorisisan Mri kilUna is Mrs Yom Mrs V,tha -- - --- -- and Mrs ____ - - '..-.- — [YEAH ABBY: Saw the enclosed ina Knights of Columbus newsletter and thought, "How true it is If you think it's good enough for your column, be my The 451h annual VFW Department Of Florida State L'om'ention is a thing of the past- happy, but weary Seminole ('ountian, has,. returned home from Tampa, their arms loaded down with awards and citation,s for their efforts the nest year The primary resolutions adopted by the VFW and for. warded to the National organization for approval was allowing woman combat veterans tobecomnemrmter sof the YEW, according to state Commander Paul Calhoun, Jr. The Auxiliary adopted a resolution to request per. nus.sio.ntohavea lighter weigtit material used in official uniforms. Also attending the coius'e4mn * house mother of the VFW National Home, Florida Cot' late and the four children who reside there. Rep. Foster, Ezectgis', Aide to Governor Keubin Askew Congresswoman Pat Frank: Tampa. Rep. withain LOCkwood, chairman O( the Veterans Affairs- aiid SetiatOl' Jamors P.iecticxss of both lost and Auxiliary Department Officers llnagti. publicity and public relations. Grace iemejda, National VFW home, and Catherine Dissent, Deputy Chief OfStaff for District No 1$ -- -- t'ongratiilatiosw lathe Winter Sfwlngs Post and Auxiliary They brought - fl... back ,,uan. ,y awards, including All-State Commander and Quar. termaster for Heir commander Ed Ramsey and quartermaster BaLI Mayo Auxiliary president Catherine Resseni win third place in her division for pr esident of the year (.*tser honors earned by the Post include second place Loyalty Book Program, and citations for national cornm u it it y a cli v it i Arnencasiusm, youth activities, Voice Of Democracy, safety and drug abuse, and publicity bulletin Auxiliary honors included first place Buddy Poppy, first place hospital, first place national coinrnsuty activities and first place publicity They received citation, for 300 percent in cancer aid and research. Voice of Democracy. and participation ui the harry Anna ('rippled (lisidren H flume, - -. was held. Installation followed the elections Elected to the l)epartznent of Florida as were L'osnmanmlrr Al l)eStefano, Sr. Vice ('om. mancler Raymond Prentice, Jr. Vice ('ainmansler Jack Burns, Adjutant-Quartermaster Richard McKenna, Surgeon haul Yohman, and Judge Advocate Charles Whiteacre Elected to the Department of Florida ladies Auxiliary to the YEW were 1'resijent Betty Miller, Sr Vice President l,ota Clarkson. Sr. Vice President Arlene Brazelton, Chaplain Evelyn Hart. ('on ducjrt'sa Ann ('anwnei'i, and Guard Velma Burtharl Several area auxiliary menutsens were honored by being appointed to department thairniandupe, etc They int'ludrd Esther Jacobs, Cancer Aid and Research Kathy ------- e s , l),m"cracy, Ruddy Puppy, Ajnei'1c.anu, safety and drug Congrstulatiosu to A F M abuse, publicity bulletin and Auxiliary They did a blood bank The auxiliary, not to be tremendous fob They received second place in Buddy Poppy, outdone, brought tome a qonu second place in Vf"W Natnjj hider banner, second place in lkmue, second place in cm National %l'W home, comn m,a.,t. a,ln,it,.. 1,.. 01 U 0 ii a c'ti V iII 4 an ,O.,-, nat both youth activities and Voice Americaiii.in, and third place of Democracy', outstanding Ui hkuidy l'uçy, publicity, and Junior girls unit, and they p'ad youth activities They also the highest number of paid received a national Voice of members in the state Their Democracy citation arid a beautiful Buddy Poppy display percent citation in cancer aid took first place at the su- and research ventlin --_ . Congratulations to the I'ust and Congratulations to I'axselberry Caaseltwrry Post and Auxiliary Auxiliary The Post received for a fob well done. Their (Itationo for participation in commander lien Carson Voice of Democracy, com m on it y s. t Ii d received honorable en ion the allstate commander Americanism, and safety and coedrd, and their president drug abuse The auxiliary neceisni the received third place in traveling trophy for all around president of the year The post also received a best safety and drug abuse, national award in cunununity fird place in Aflrfli'ani.qn, activities, first place in the 4CCOnil place in rq'fsabilit,atiun, date for both kiiwricaniiin anil youth activities, publicity, and youth activities, fifth place in third place in Wet .s and drlie the date community activities, abuse The'> received ctt.tivns fur and citations for participation in Veterans Day. Memorial Buddy Poppy, Voice of I).), losaits list. Your of lt'ntwracy. Swulaml h'arrnt.s EiMu .,, l4 — ........, I - . - - . - t m a and Friend,s, and participation in the Harry Anna Crippled t'hildrrna 11mw ut Eustis ('t'ngratuiat,ons to San ford l'tst and AuJ.thary for their well earned awards Corn' mander Joe Kloppenborg r'.,-.i t',nnakI,. .........—' the allstate commanders t.ontel, and their auxiliary president Joan Kloppenborg received second place in the president of the year awards - The Post re'cvtve'ti third place in the safety and drug abuse prosirani 104' the state, and citation in Veteran', (Say, Memorial Day, publicity bulletin, Buddy Poppy, safety mud drug abuse, t'omrnunity activities, and outstanding you youth activities, and state involvenwnt The auxiliary did a fine fob and brought Issue a quota t*sster banner, first place in cancer aid and research. secorsi place in safety and drug abuse, and citation.s for 310 per-rnt an "anrer aid and research anti Voice or tivmtityacy Thu also r,celsr',lfirst pike an the date for the ',IW StiunaI hiusir .ard DANIEL It. Mlu'rEu,o, WES'fl"lF.U), N.Y. (WAR DAN: Id., and here it Is: Someone has said that then are four kind of 'bones' ir every organization. 'There are the WISHBONES who spend their time wtshin someone else would do the work. There are the JAWBONES, who do all the talking, but very little else. Sale 14 ,, " Next, there are the KNUCKIEBONES, who knock everything anyone ever to do. And finally, there are the IIAI1(IU)NES who get under the load and do the work." •, ''..',:"', Si'. I go tries %iWI,lO -J I'' So* sao J £ Sale 2.8k) . - --- , - Parker, sisters of W. Otiver. Sniething very speoffi tmá happened to lingerie it has suddenly become too pretty to hide. For the last several years ''fashion freedom" meant wearing little or no intimate apparel All that has changed now, and the new freedom means wearing lingerie carefully selected to complement outerwear fashions. For the bravest women it means wearing intimate apparel onipleteiy on its own Women everywhere are rediscovering the pleasures of soft and sensuous lingerie. The new short styles such as leduses, baby dolls, camisoles and tap pants have become Int'reasingly popular, typifying - -. Di' Evans will return from vacationing In Washington and New York City. - The adopted family Of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was entertained with a picnic at the Zoological Park. The adopted family, along with their friend. meats and their fasnilies enOledroastlstweiners,troilwg hamburger, and other on. leelalrenesd 'u, for the adopted family for 5nj J Merritt and we to be tommended for a superb job of organizing rga and arranging varitenprofgabfoatmThes for this greap. Rebecca Sweet is president, today's feminine trends in daywear lingerie. Now that fashion-conscious women are showing off their intimate apparel, the most practical pieces of daywear and sleepwear are softly accented with a lacy romantic look. S .. . .Artis t . C.stIeaed From Page iCI there's a paurtng she is psrticsslarlly fond Of perhapu because she !eels it had an irnpsct on her daughter, Beth Rosa, who is now married, has a child, and attends (hal Roberts University. It's a palMing of a girt in a yardgoods department, holding a toll of white satin on one side and sexy, derk satin on the Miser side. "I put little symbols in the utile flowers, mimic, instruments, angels. On the other side, battles of wine, fast cans I entitled it Decisions "Years later my daughter soled me to pull out that painting of the girl deciding what to do with her life and show it at another show. Perhaps it had something to do with the way she is now," Mrs Mangel mild, obviously pleased with her daughter's decisions. Mrs Mengel, hard-Working, talented, sincere, wants to encourage artistic students "If they hear from adds artists that they can't makes living, they're Vinig to turn to something else," She urges artists to petition their legislators to put an embargo an foreign art. Site also urges all those interested in preserving the aria to do likewise. iT" _~ 0ORZ5 (~ 46 .. r Today, underfashions are pretty enough to wear on their own and dayvear dressing is becoming an ever increasing big growth category for intiniabe body fastiosa, The momentum Of "lingerie Fever" continues on the up_ swing, as women are enjoying the new frilly, feminine and romantic styles. Lingerie freedom is definitely here to stay! ., i.. 1 2 off Every bra in stock. 30% Sale 1.39 to 11.20 kA W ,,) 100/o to250/oof fsolid color and open-weave drapes. — Sale 15.99. Save on panels. WeW 519 11$ l.oi int,gue saIn 3'p.n, of 'iron s(itat. cuflon 1~9 50264 f0i I 1 $sisISNp. 71a54 '.g isa s* net p. 0E4$4 'pg 149 5*12N 1 - - — Geneva Switzerland's famous l)r, Hortense Givena Evans lakefront was captured on the was laxiored with a graduation card from Jern and Bill Kirk. party given by Mrs Kather'n The Kirks have returned and Alexander and Mrs. Betty more on them later. l"reitb, at the Freddie home. Another colorful card showed the "nigt4 life" in lii Vegas, This gala event was attended niaziy of Dr. Evans friend, This is one of the paints S.B. -"Jim" Crowe and his wife Eva "'"I (Wi ret'eW.nj use Doctorate of Education degree explored while on a Western tour. from Atlanta University. - .,., .'. ,.. citizen t.... with their families, "My brother Paul Miller graduated from dental school t which we were very excited about," Kits said "And my "They spent a leisurely parents were treated to a vacation visiting relatives in surprise 35th Anniversary l)eIand and catching i on the Party, which was like a special family's news with my mother wedding reception for them." Had Co*" Virginia said She added that her parents, She added that this was the 4 Robert and Doris Miller, were Cooks first "retired" vacation "in the dotats" for several days and that they are now planning , alter the party. "We had a a trip to Columbia, South wonderful time surprising them America us January. , and a real good trip." .. "I'm better than I was fiat Get well wishes are extended year," is what Doug Downs to my friend and ,wtgtitior Sue remarked about his recent ,,, Ebaugh who Is home birthday. recuperating from an ap. He celehrated Ii 11th birthpendectwny. day at River Coustry with its Sue is expecting he third family and said "we had a great child in August and has p* the time!" red of her neighbors gostuame with her endless energy. Beatrice Lairendine is a AItIioII die wee prnaM, she proud grestgrandinother for Mill jogged, swans and Jinupud the tenth time with the birth Of rope daily. Mason Reed Alday who was how +,ea siw feel about the ban on June 23. iwqor I IwI W ill Q 1111 parents NC lleatflce's for three weeks? granddaughter Yvctui, Mday "Well I gusee fli raids iç on and her husband Myron who my reading sit needlepoint," ahohave alyarotddaugnier, ') she said laughing "There's not Amanda. much else to dl" Beatrice said bethshe and the baby's wdinother, Geneva Bob and Virginia Cart's Spauhtitg, we wry excited and guests were recent retirees happy with the newest family from Ulcago, Usartes Cool, member. Virginia's brother and Its wife I wu iur mesrnwn in hR Community United Methodist Church Of Celberry were recagly ordained as elders in the United Methodist (birch, Rev. Riandi Moore, psiter of Trinity United MethodIst ('birch, Jackinoville, was ordiasdallheAimuslm.tIng . of the florid Conferenc, held in tAke Lahelait Raw. Dw&W L Seymour Sr., V4IVARD UFLfCTIONS pastor of Grace Untied Fair his (alveuchy ildho" (bWCh in Marianna, 1lert de (alenchy designs ur, "g" wee erdautad an sr n Alabsms.West Florida Con• land the medal mu Ion). These latest Addition are firsac* allcTealcmpkm,Mhhy4,ardnjgies K,,. Moors tai* math It In style sad euler: such as burgundy, deep red, II, buiiaoie C..ty schools green, hr.wa ... The colon of a French Iaeyard, when he and Mrs. Moore lived She Is uearlag be sensational Gheechy "J" rime In Cuselberry. Doug and with Its delicate sculpturing which accents the PhyUia Seymac and children Iwldge of this classic and elegant shape. were active members he wearing Givenchy Quest—the Sporty addItion Is he Glwencby Gentlemen Eyenear inglored , study for liii ministry. ('ollettlon, the more Seminole Honored At VFW Convention Lingerie Liberation -. _S. .,.._ ._l_..A__. t_ I)EAII ABBY: I have been dating a 32-year-old man for the last 10 months. I an 23. He's nice-looking, well-mannered and can afford to show a girl a good time lie has brought me some rather expensive gifts a dero for my birthday and a color IS' for Christmas). He tried to give me a diamond for St Valentine's Day. but I wouldn't accept it. I Just don't love ham and he knows it, but he says he's desperately in love with me never tried to lead ham on. hold hint from the beginning Chat I titin't lose turn and dsdo't think I ever could I've even asked turn to quit calling me, but he calls any-way, and if 1 have nothing better to do. I go out with him. I have acted bored in his company-, and I've even been rude to him, but he can't be discouraged. Any suggestions' BJ}'DINBURIJNGAM} DEAR BORED: If you really dat we say titan will this 1111130. d.t to eat will him agaiL The m. re yeeseeolhia, and you aerept from ham, the harden' It will he I. get rid ci him. He Pis= I. "vest )*adew*," Aid IS he anteed, yss'IlbMbbes.rry.Ane.jj "leve" d.eaa't test hag, - - Rog Parties For Bride-Elect S ,_ I" 11W 5101Q Ont' evening a fellow fro ruup picked Elaine up and drove her to one of the meetings He brought her home at 130 am Elaine said they 4npped for a drink on the way home Another time Elaine uccvpled a dinner invitation nith another man from the group She says she is innocent f any wrongdoing. I believe her, but I feel her conduct Is a potential threat to our marriage Am I wrong to oti Russell, Laura Smote. BGS Dancers Get Scholarships Trip Calls For Family Parties In And Around Winter Springs Therapy Group Exchange Vows Sv.sdav. July 1. iCtI—)C And dill another exciting newsnote came from Us Helfrich aim has had some interesting experiences abroad and In Texas and more on Liz's excursions later. lbs Tin hjsrb KEP aurnc - OVER a6 via. ixeeniinct Wit 011111111111lic UP Anyone at there have W) old dotting? orical, old dotting, that is, that would be siatable for eihibt$. Af*4ue exhibit on Jijigis °' 1it0t is planned for the Gaieral Sanford Miunan library. Anyone having say clothin g toleitforthIaeroi.ssast. to lakstun the stunth at ii e mueseum ø Wldaag4ay, Friday or Sunday. beiws 24 pm CL(AN KITCNIN CA$INIT$. ovius, uPrnoivayoss INSIDE a OUT SITuP Or WAX PLS SNOWIS. TILl a tui FOR Put ESTIMATES iwiN a cuuus call '41111NOOD 11111111011111111111 SANFOID 323MU •INAMPOOI $TtsM ORLANDO 321.117? cairns 24 HiS. A1111111. SERVICE 11111001 so des. ii he oft ALL WORK in ft sew Q1kh I Sale 19.49 7O.. UI 1.1 W.A. 519 aSS PInal, 04 ~ l"thsd tiOl,.,l.. "so" ot I t.jt• ss* ii) 've 301 5iN3.Nema 12,54 'p, 3 S Saft u$1 've 145 kit l$Oak W UAW' $U Opan se. tOr,icoflo.v acalase- pOIySsiw d,1*ose .,t,i 0tict4i poI -c0000 liwig 41*54', ,.g $21 wils "0 S.i. Use ii enIN . e64 119 So $*4I-.i. 30% off Entire line of girdles. Sale 2.80 to 9.80 So, WieSie dCPenney Tshis -''t t't •'(' 1.5 GUARANTEED firs,ds.,ws rat. c,k,trs s••ss.• •issons551nsssssunusso.— l, ,-,. - , .- , , , , , , ,' a' .O •l'ill $*101, iw., li*1'C., j*I• '• " WINTER PARK & SANPOKO PLAZA OPEN DAILY 10 A U -9 P U SUNDAY 12 30-5 30 P M ORLANDO DOWNTOWN OPEN TUC$.,WED, THURS. AND SAT93OAh,.6PM MON ANOFRI 930AM l)PM - ' " " - �Vs 1' i 4C-(vVIn9 Herald, Sanford , F l. Sunday. Jvty.i; BLON DIE by Chic 1 t I Uap*Itte L. `Vt /I DEFENSE 5AGOO - WAY CSE & vEw! A4o4E SE CvA) C1A'4CE fr , •___-' ] -/ ) ol . - /j -/ 3E ETLE BAILEY -. by Mort Walker EE.6 GEAT/ .( uVIl'! YOU THINK I HAP iT .I5TALLEP NEXT ) TO Tb4E BAR? SURE POISONS OLJTOF, ME TI4SSTY 1 YOUR SYSTEM - 1iZ') TM j& ' J fae 1 • A$a to P?IV04.$ Pizi'. _____ o.v L For s± !IA . ______________ uo PLI •'' ' $ ut -t-jt -jtjtv pt •_________ $ U 1,1 ais sit i m AccoumlIg 21 Mountain 36 Whopper • HUPI?., 37 leo te.i 9 Bon• . chtst 39 Saddis attack to Appi 12 C?0 mm Oregon feost.mmg 4 3 121 ititf THE BORN LOSER lP2l(M, VM a . le tE 10 M.}sg 114F 2 AAF THE MP CsES? ( p 6 1 S 51 Cuviegs " 1( SOy "S VA RT.'. "i, A EIj Al, At)Or' , '.. v-. E''II,'. '.A YAS$C, )-..._ "1'', •.: i960' FAR "CYf ' A ',f$ t' ',' U::. sc'.' ";e " AW 60 i .1 3 ---- Y '\i 'AR ' ' - -'-., ---4 17 - - "J J __________ 6' 63 J F, "I 64 J I , d the three of hearts. NORTh • WI'XT FAST Q9732 A Q *1 109 K8 • 107 $1 YAUN 01542 KJ •AKQJ7 Vulnerable: Butts i NT Opening lead QEXTHE _ TLY CE CREAM) CLONE? ----' : - - 1 _________ ______ if ( and Alan Sontag let's (sOt get 11110 11W relative merits of the proper contract with today's hand. Most people would wind up with North playing In four spades Gout defense would 0 u.Iti. Set thein by two triclOis, but poor defense would probably el them make it. This South player arrived EvjWV@M TTER5COI WHAT BUGS BUNNY Weight Watckers, 10 am,, Ascension Lutheran I'hurch. Casselberry; 7 pm ,Florida Federal. Altamonte Springs. READY .*s - FINE SONS 5 1O Q€S TtLL HiM t i ___ _ I AUT 1T runi 4m-s - I -_ - I x , I I 7i ( L AW(i FRANK AND ERNEST WARE OF CKPOcKEJ w of thee co-e01Ce.; Four th at July ran Fair, Ft. Mellon Part Sanford fl,chu,d C,.nri. F t,Zit,e'IP' AShIIY A cuie.e plu!e%5.a beginning at 11 a ni. Fireworks at dark an lakefront. shot cateloss), d0ts Into an at 11a.m. adjacent to Meat World Barbecue at noon, fireworks at dark. group Of 10111.0 black ct14- NOW OPITSl1S THAT _ _ A ON N'J AT kiyooARP5,11 57Zj(:_______________ _ SCHNOZZ SAPPZ.It'IST'l YMUC1NTISS WAME 'vL) ____________ INPIANO ____ MON1H __ ( THUMDAY. JULY S SUfal'd Clirlt, 7:12 am., Buck'.. Sesith Senslanle Opollstial, 7:30 Ism., Whday Into. Wy-more Road. Lake Mary R.laay, I am., May-fair Country Club. (heresters Aas.ym.., 9:30 am., Mental Health Clinic, Robin Road Springs. ('eahirl em.trstl.s by Carol KoetIn, director First St.. SSfltOfd. L)ely Bisud Drawlig. 4-7 p.m., ulvnurdty crater for donors 1746 years i. , Per 1n4:vejujl quesf'o'is " be answered if accompanied iu ,a a19 U, __ . . . . UI Did _ . . i •• • I _____ YrIeaèh tub, 11a.m., Allainoift Civic Center. by Stan La and John Romifa __________ 10 and 7 11:30 (3 12 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Most Ron tilessen Ou'sIs Patti Smith H,t?0 Cm 0s lit llt,.r iI,',,l fob,, ard l's a"'Cfl the ",h4.,tt 5 Inc,5., 1,51mm', Straloor Cilium Dowir. 2 p.m., Alitamente Clot SaidorAC109471171fougl"Faw. banks it Maur een OH... Allw landing on an island S.an. bad d.sco,.s tr.asMe and • beautiful prw.,es s I? Mu Deftssa Theatre Arts Gald, 7:30 p.m.. Episcopal 15v house, Weight Witches 7 p.m. , Longwood Quality Inn and Oviedo First United Methodist. Overeaters Aassym.no, 7:30p.m. Cisnimwuty United Mini) ______ ________________________ ______________ Methodist (iurch, CIadheFT7 MORERNO APMI$ TOOAY ' ________ 100 FRIDAY, JULY 7 Bemuse IwI. Rheaala. 7 am., Samba's, Sanford. Bearish hub R.tary, 7:10 a rn-. Lord Chunky's, ____________ -. Marno Spnn Sashed Semimie Jaycees, noon, Jaycee building. WeigN Watcher. Bears. Altamonte Mall, 10 am. Yemg A1. _______ ____ ______ 1t5pSI9 by T. K. Ryan e go* S•. •t.'sIS Oltit'u-ti BLACK he _ S pm. Or1asdo U1VIDAY,.LLYI LA Isalurd Wass Grs 2pm, $1 W. First IL g lashed ( JERRY FALWILL 7:30 (flNSTOsNAM (4) SUNDAY MONRNO 1T IWIG 11 Milo VISWPOIIT ON NIJTRI. u tiigsut si. r um BiU, 3 pm.. Apt D-B, Twin Labs. Apta Muir.. Avisee, Maatland. _ (hr ChehIis Iu. Ieee 1St, 7:Biprn., Friundalip Bapt ist Chords, Ai-'., W4a. I .11 " I THE PRICE IS RIGHT ELECTRIC COMPANY It 00 ¶134) 3 12. WHEEl 01 FORTuNE - 4LOVEcgLI . 0 FAMILy FEUD ID QIJrPASA USA'! , -In, a'm I"ttmmi; 0 CU LATE MOVIE a" I a s- me. .m (,, . 1133 4 (5 CBS NIw'S t..'..-,. I •'' lilt SiC'S tiC '' ' 4,e (1*01509 V .rc •.atn.n.5t I'uougIn l's. - 0 MIRE DOUGLAS acp.,e ul a '*j.ng ont. In'... "I 'Mi 4,C$ NIOVIE Ra'scvn) (eu.. irl?41 i'" R,',,,.,.. Sam Waie.%io.' T*) 's.n 5.4.5 f l.p I 4 .a I 'N VILLA AIIGAE , , A! TI RNO)N - '. ' is-ie.i .1,. 'i,os _,,,,,,,, , ,. ,.,,,,, ,, :' •S1'O.. SIlo,. ISO 1200 2 00 t3 HEWS N 14 RESTLESS i n .0.NI.a?,.. 11, ¶230 u 3 13 WORLD 01 DiSNEY tine Do, And Its. If nix tSs.1%11 Ateenag.o.04san lV.n ( atini v an ;,Allen I Joint full 434.,4 tail psowmao, on 'P.. 'ole) (OCt.01 inaea.. them P'i 1 .*nIcd to, mu'ije. )Pag? I 047, JAI arN I 10 SO MIswu UI. Nil lace b(-dl9l on buthegg.ng .lIagA& (.944.11. bootlegging 'tWaIN 1nufer \ 3ff I iu SALA() IA. ,- GRAND tial of a mouv'ta,ns.uI mormu meni to Cr :1 14015. 0HARDY BOYS I NANCY DREW On Sat Can you Sing A beautiful sing.. R... IRl hoOt Ps.. 5$. '.rd..'t on ItaimA and Allies in ve$I.gatrv. ab.Stiei RI 2:00 I I j THAT NASHVILLE MUSIC f4)MOVIE The Mai. sag.a- is.o IC) tNt) SuIAI, He y ward James Mason A Swedish beAuly Clu5.I a 0 SOCCER MAD@ 64 1311& .s. s's. (3 12 PROJECT U F 0. Slighting 1007 The Josh" Flats Incident Cmatt0 •5•$, wOKI 714,; 119711 C.c#1, Tyson O.jella A ll0-y'eai - old eoman rec.00s ,siatsa to Cord R.glils *snon. 5IIIIIOrINSttIS 940i 02 His ...... • o... 545.4 MANY SC e 04 R OPENING flits ..s WTANIW _ JULY 5 slau$q,n vs 2544 Park Ave., Sanford 000 e.$ and FiltY RUNt .1, -Pt; 3210424 .. ,. - 5 ALSO THE VAN '' set.. taiS So tarn held. of A. Fo,ce .iveshg.h.on 04 asigPf.ngeIJouu11l.tsRI am '4.. RHOOA Rhoda •cs ' ISIS age- old problem -' mate ioi.ps lad.., o not go cad •' ,. a . . alone I 014111 10 I Cell isci Pssw w Os. Dissiud FOR THE LOWI$TRAy($INFLORIDA DAILY. WEEKLY - MONTHLY Iarucscs RuisisnamliEs ONi SauciaNy 1MOU CREDIT CAN 1m4wd 331 liii w0NOaID W. ftfb 96111110111 jacx piosui FORD COMPANY alpiNi es lens tea 7:40 -. _ 110 Harry Ml Jim h,viIi Var. Dsw. 7.5w Their Nios MADAME KATHERINE (1)VOICEOFT0RV NMIDMEW WOWI SUNDAY ONLY PALMIST 30MYpa_.,,g pi,o RANCHES STEAK en MARINIR FISH DINNER Ischdes ,eeciv a are pjy - peip.y - 'mvii lsos"somwn lung Egy I the Ne bemisr. 9a.m. 1.4 pm., SrIUSIOII Cornmiauty Co1k5, Russ. 1,30754f ONTluisy Ice U Is" 14 p.m., M41ar1 Carinim.Iy Cuitse as Urne. 30t*. ft+ Ice P'S 12 GUNSUOcE MISTER ROOER.i 1025 'P54.0 'C'e.ats'wi ePuW at I'. ''I' 0 STAR riFe •D Commerce. cram and cUe. I DONAHUE OPISS TIlE BUCM HAPPY DAYS (N) Helpful ad,lc, on all a..,% -S 1000 C, te. 0'tOI0IJ in a com..', 700 4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM • THIS S THE LIFE SESAME STREET 530 15110 (aol',. Soo 3 ADAU.IZ 13 VERY GRiFFIN 4t't.* tO 30 $30 4 M*! DOUGLAS 0 TII( PARTRIDGE FAMILy 0 ME MV ORlItH I HEWS 1 NBC LATE NIGH? ihO'viI •nw.i.n.. TI. Seem "" n-i Off??) Mar'l,i,, " III I s.,., ,,,. .. atic? ".tltl 4 30 I "BRADY BUNCH (5 T's( PRIG IS RIGHT 0 MOVIE to 5.1 ti dtI.,.),•r .,i, ttm'i',i, SESAME STREET 4 DINAH' NV 0 SWITCH 1't. it Ui.. 11 BItl UCE AONCLtTUNU$.A Garden Club 715 E Mluw Ave. 'aig, i .41ANTTEAWAY 130 4 AOROA4SKY AND COMPA. U THE LUCY SNOW 12 BATMAN 530 900 2 S'. Welcome Ilse (erO.lh 01 The Public 30(10. a bet....' UtP'ael Haftw.Qtor ii FLORIDA OUTDOORS • DISCUSSION 'iS 1IMUT THE PIIEU a WALL STREET WEEK Or 3 12 TODAY Q 0000 MORNING AVERt CA 10 00 400 i I LOVE LUCY M0'I.,SAfe.5voN.ithekutp I 30 P•u bb ,',, 1030 2 12 HO L L Y WOOD SPECIAL '?'ar's. LiCatuPs 3 30 4 OAL.lNTt4FAMttYIRI W ELECTRIC COMPANY 13 F-TROOP 00000 MOAPOW I L OROA 130 hlC•' 1C•' PP.oifl•i 'r (O'fl."s" c'mmr' *i" at,.i ' ' ' ao ma" Ite.sds a I .e'he. opwalons tt flalh.. It the EQ business of ii'I(Oi he. Ste Porn Si.,. d.,s as Lou- _______ / 100 2. THE RACERS C UNDERSEA WORLD OF JACQUES COUSTEAU The Th. Auloteogre. C MOVIE phsy Of Msa$ Jan. Pstlman tCl I. 625 1100 1 4 011 NEW'S 600 GENERAL HOSPITAL ZOOM 700 F L 0111110A FIIE POP T S'nbad The 3 13 NEWS ( ' l,.mt''i, 4 CU NEWS 0 T RE ASURE OF THE FLORIOAOULFCOAST UDIP1ECT,ONS REVIEW (RI •00 I UPBEAT 030 MINUTES HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1230 1 MEET THE PRESS CA It SESAME STREET I EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 4 0012 NEWS 40 NATIONA1. GEOGRAPHIC 4 0 GLIDING LIGHT 300 3 12 ANOTHCR WORLD 0 MY THRIE SONS 730 2 Ii TOOAV 00000 MORNING AUE- ...t,5 and vvo'n,1 Wad. rahkia 1rrxh ?cac ho. alt. he iptuins 00000 MORNING FLORIDA blI lt ,, .%ad A, 0 liff" 1200 1.915 1.'.' (i 4 MOVIE t t9LOt H.nii (.m,itlnv Salsa.' A a'do*-. ?iiii fl ,)sC *'t!i 5 55 IGNSO41 700 3 13 TODAY 4 OCIS NEW'S U 0000 MORNING AMERI. CA LILIAS YOGA AND YOU isa 1 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO V4,0 `-fh ii ROOKIES AFTERNOON 230 3 12 THE DOCTORS G.w. Ri' e.j,i' inc cii AjnI A.1tvs 4 P", £ NOVA Liii t 0 W LIFE TO LIVE 725 I'('kIASI '*sjt a.? Cwc'..'. *'• 'r' ,'e.t t,t i•s' a"d .. ,,,-., ti41.% 5 '0 1 ILVi(• • , - . 'U 'mm ci..s i,.. svss. . 500 toconeg. tZPi,si 0 THE LA W AND YOU 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS 13 MOVIE i ad, is, prne., Cutte. ' U ABC MOVIE H'. l.tt I9lt flop.,, iffil'""urfer !Viekiq linda', (line. ad CutIe. IS pO. l,ca'r. 'us 041% 15 a C.vv b'u A. t'e.O to 'l 4$? stand it i i -sn. I' m 30j ".5-ta' 'i',,.. 11110.' 10,1? i-ni' ia..ec.in.p. and DIg's. In' ste.. g'as;"usc 1111 hand ,oma,nce, an Pee.,; from the cite (2 H's I center. Ilsalurd Ralarad, 7:30 p.m.. First Federal of Seminole. •.., , 1 0 AS THE *ORLQ TURNS 645 4 DEAF 5I(WS cii i,.. ahe..ar-,.ts 0$ ,',ttdS,; ...n.i 130 12 DAYS OF" LIVES 200 Suilitioul SEMESTER SS,O"* U*.i. Pa'? I I 4 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY j 01,1 5,,, A, 11f4 •, "1 't'i isen *0 i*te.i oe..s. thoY eat'? ici Ja.. I'. Al .I,.'utnsa', Ie,1ts..n,,l 5-tAt rm.n mx ccrte. a ..tia.i. .0 0 AMERICAS • MOVIE '.s?-I ..'ve It ID ONCE UPON A CLASSIC FORUM into Paris 12 Hcs 10 A. a' cis St,w 'k:, I Iit C..mj U '.'". C'a.j i'.'*s BAPTIST Ti,. 1.0, ID - WI 119311 Ga., a MOVIE o i Just Sland There (Ci (19651 Robert Wagner. Marj, lylsi Moo,, An Anwocan adventurer smuggles 430 3 MOVIE ? ,,I 's'5J.5, And .nsCwtm, (4 MOVIE The Co'ebo0 And 300 Ward, Interstate Stall; 7:30 p.m.. Sanford Chamber of Commerce. E. NU$N 4 1 4)0011 NEWS '.'s3Js t,r,m .1*511% '#.il . Hi Ill" ii , ?. I 'n '..mon arid DVI An tici5t,.., p."tesso. ii DIamatk Lilt at fl.iat. LJln.,ms,, d'sc,ss I!'. p..'pula' FTC, ble.t PflU'e. 2.4 PIfl. 7th Adventist Church. look at the COmpOse. $ eapen e.Ci*OIflIIUIIXO iRi 1100 'xw,t nat.. SC- Jul" i151-' 0 CAMERA THREE C-i' RESTLESS ØALi MY C)411DREN 4 RUTANA ''° e.a,. it the ñcvtj S.,tn e.eeuvst ( amp.sin%tup t-,t u'lng .sewso :a a-n, 1 fl0stP .', "''' and the Icte.ra II 00 I TONY BROWNS JOURNAL ts-.. t he Pa,t ', 1: it 1) 630 3 PORTER WAGONER Damon •IC,MI(C U I I4 4 0 ALICE At 12 SPORTSWORLO .. t.ueitn Iii. U A511a1. and the firs A'llj" I i'S I 0 JAB&AW 0 13 FIRST CHURCH I6I Sa" FI',t (H FiU4 Pottt he01%Ii 1a"II b01 SA" he ° , ,, , , 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 610 3 ?-COUNTR'! FiSHING 900 2 12 NBC MOVIE On.. A' 2('1ti b"tISdap em Chul(h An,? t'l,,man 15'g"t 1' I bat ) REBOP(R) S ________ IW-# V (0-eblate the nat.- 1 0 LOON UP AND LIVE The TO Hiat:$ ClaSSical musiC corn Elm. Sanford t Pie 0 FREEDOM IS le" and tin I ' C*AC*ERSARREL 0 SUNRISE L' !l-j •" $223 000 Iourna i''i.t NJt'OltIt MISTER MAGOO pot.. flog.. ChcS.,ion CVsaIpt vi; PIP* O.leant Conc.vto a p.esentat,o.,ol the Is.mr.a,.da I CJitC ?) m A ('enter, Shell Road. . a tins. 110109 And Tls.Runaey flaynjoho. Lasgwsud AL, cloud, pin.. J1A1h14 ftij $f"i,m (hurdi, SR 414 RAVER GOES 'TO Th 4 0 CBS MOVIE Conrak 1t974 ion Vo.gInt I ntn, StarUght Poralwaaders, 7 p.m., DeBary Community TaoY. AFTC .AW. [w'rC*V?oiv ir, wictv , roHNa ,.)W(,7llsr it I,spT'1 BANY MINDuLP .rod.Mr A rxIA SIOMENr __,< uror POOH PQOBLI _________________ IKE A W" PO BIUZE' JCrAr&tI,Y' _________ •iJsCK NO GLASSES FOMPHYJ ___ TRIPE'S ___ .fntolu,mo1 Sti Paul W,nPe4d A young t,aomc. lake Howell Rosd. This MONTh ' 1t0,,t Iwnds Pcis .I th,,,*n Fireworks at 9 ap.m., Lake Lucien. Taagkv.sd AA, dosed 5p.m. St. Midised's Usurdi, _____________________ estIn at, unpted.lativ 3 MOVIE MIDDAY 600 , ''vin •tsn*.j n I?'. '4I n him 'tr.au s 3 lj FOR tCMER K0 12 PTL CLUB • ID MASTERPIECE THEA TRE 4 000LF W.,te.n O)0fl Cc'-,*.a.3e of the mad 'iind Ha'd.'. Ii % "i4"t luste. C'st (mm I iaZ, I John A .a's 0 cattle 'Us?n'm 5 bIOugISI '' VIRGO fAug. ZkW. 221 proven unworkable, Con. best poor South could do was You have an opportunity today cemdrate on your more Unto cash out five clubs for to reap rewards in areas where portant goals toda y. Focus on down one you've paid the price with priorities, not probabilities. diligence arid persistence. The TAURUS 1Apr11 20-Stay 301 harvest is at hand. Take charge of the f amily funds LIBRA (Sept. 23-(kt. 23 A today. Your budget planning The bidding has gone: A seensinglydiflicuftprotdnn can will enable all to have the fun spade-ttau clubs-pass. A be resolved today it you ban time they seek. Nebraska reader wants to GF.MINI May 21-June 201 know what bid we recoin- your conclusions on past similar experiences. Trust What you put your mind to mend with: what you already know. today will be earned out sue,, Xi SCORPIO Ukt. 24-Nov. 22) cessf-zlly. Even it confronted AQ a You can advance your Interests with ot*tacle., you'll remain K sir today through assistance of surefooted. _____ TUMBLE WEEDS The t'Si. tPl't 3 400 .., 'iAI1 r a..e SOSIt,a Sl.tiis. '-I W.kh A p.,at, jell.,!,,. .mmt ,, , ack. 0 !HMY ___ 9.00 ., ., of 31 ,11111 man Tom Ftdlt 04flt tn lOuflntP tIn.,, 5l'p.s'at.d patents f I sORRsD.. ____ .5 eQs, SESAME SYREETfR) (hereateri Aassyaoua, 7:30 p.m.. Altamonte Mall Sean _____ INMYHsP d'pn s love Jllittifl Cant; A ,.U SQ U HOT FUDGE ARIES t March 21-April l9i Weed out plans that have diamond trick. lie led one to Something lasting will result J West won with the queen from amends made now. his _ Cow= 15 % k ( V V41 r # - end it QQ"57 to .,'t'it 1000 0 FANTASY ISLAND A young eo.'lan tLa.j'In Tee-pt) has to prove she is the missing daugMe. of a dead man in 01dec to Claim he .nhe.la'n., e and too Ch,ld..n tK.It, i.,,'t, _________ by Bob Thaves $30 4 0 BABY. I'M BACK It.-it 300 3i' PENORMANCES I w',,*itl !ici,nd an c'u?i,o.th of Pm.s scqw't,l,c Kiwasta noon, Civic Center. senior citizens dance, 230 p.m., Civic Cetitit. Free Blesd Pressar. Chile, pm., Winter I'ark Memorial hospital Association Building, Aloma Avenue Sanford Optimists, 7:30 pm.. Holiday Inn, SPIDER-MAN _____ I leZvouI e,ttm Anne em the benefIcially jollied. PISCES tFeb. 30-March 3) South found hints, in LEOtJuly 23-Aug 221 This Is Pitch In with the family on dummy. He led the king spades. East ducked. Now a good time to rebwld bridges tasbthat need doing today. All South abandoned spades in with one with whom you've had can then share pride in what's order to try to collect a a past disagreement. collectively achieved. tion N.Y. ll9. lie sos-c to "9 questions will b uSed in tills column and *ii, ,ec, cop.es of JACOB V MODERN - Robs turns up uneIpe.cIpdt7 1030 O All tov • tall handsome '-i- cit The mtii, but Pin.1I I thSt0 I 1fh9.OUI heIwli • ".55 aru*r into Unhattin LC'*e. East 56 1 L.lCwi A-'? Ii. .,nd The C.a'i." Hnu'.ans tu.t.vq çç'eaiar(. Ilmesne. Slob Pe.i'q,) he Pods 100 ''-I 40 IRI 2-30 3 TENNIS counterpart ilJ 40101 NEWIIART A cod .'tt 115 RYAN S HOPE '.v vmotjt&pg P-' I.) maee a *0 "t*tI " son Will Ge.'. A Fine Romance AnsonWilliams The Pamnte.," Ails Johnson Pal Morita (Al by stamped, self-addressed enve"s rho most interest. If SSi, Casselberoy Rotary, 7:30a.m., S S. Ovieds R$ary, 739 s-zn., thc Town Raeewiy, tar.,.- 1L30 p.m., i HObÜI ROSII It Springs. specify birth of 'ave t,ei to make trw FICtund dna' blimp and hsIo,,I I,, b4u iVo,ou hike a question 10, th eip'ts' Write 'Aft - C. C~ "''." '5 ,l "C1' '' b'OaslClIt ti 1962 Fliffill"W" I'letCher 006S at 3 Il NBC MOVIE . 111* mIIOvtI Of As.c1ml .4"o ciNI' .c•S tor the gose.r. Vsrpni Cbs, .,a'ts winua' camel 'aces a' inid CLOVE BOAT TPmi Old Man standing choice. "I eWAil If I.'etl TRXK _______ _ QtlAlt _____ WANT A 4AJf WITV4 W_ ______ WOX 941 4 WACKO U ANIMALS ANIMALS AM. MALS 'vs. Cam.' Moo, Phi' c-.ietnst, t~io fo, yi [.0I A.,,,AI 5nd ESPECIAL tio *, To Ru A (Vflt The n ool s• r.c.m And .bat .n.t ,irano gt pa., w' of tv'. li'' ,, 5f "n' ,n'rvesion Slistv." *.I' n,ofl TOPS Chapter 71, 7 pm., over Baptid Church, Crystal lake and Country Club Road, Lake three no(rwnp as an out. AT LAsr _______ #,,wr A-todon SIhthir.i meart • tam., 'm,Il I i4, ZOOM (R) 1000 4 SPACE ACADEMY 0 BEHOLD WONDROUS THINGS F ,nsr.' Pci., Pt a perman.nt ho,t. guest (RI 0 FREE COUNTRY Jos.pN , and JUS LEE WEDNESDAY, JULY 1 We recommend a jump to 41 $00 2 ii BIONIC WOMAN Hi. O,iw.Tvs. H,ll SIYs An pkim'1 So,,.,l sp long b14.e.CSL3 00,1st ?mPJ?pn$ s W.(I..?Y Oscar Goldman mull C01.,O&. a t011ed OSt aQe.'t ,R,cha,c (,dmani to ide.,?, ?1 155 Ruttier set cit drums an,1 t'v'i ,o me.,, thit rm$ i, . Q COMEDY SPECIAL Pmcm,erp Wo.Se. in a glinrot Panic Orion tIne., bo dectk", to eP',b,t a 'ie* 015.91. and it,* onlymodel is being *010 P. Dieft Workshop,7:30 pim.. Chamber of Canimerce. 40 f_ by Stofwl 1. Heimdahl 930 g'a,ø-t, 2 11 THE GONG SNOW 4 0 ffARCH FOR TOMON- CO'I a.. 04 the tO I;? 1 Stetson, 10 a m. and noon; 730 pm.. First Presbyterian (hurth, I)eLand. Free Bl. Athrnti.g Church, Wilder Springs. lake Mosr.e AmaI,ar Radii Sleety, 7:30 pm. SPJOaY1 Om ber of Commerce. SeoUt Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m.. clubhouse, Spring Fourth .1 July parade, Sam., Maitland, followed by day ol food and fun at Maitland C1vtc Center spom'e.Jby Slaltland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce. NsbIqdon 11 TENNIS T,v..a he USlnta.fl fl W 11931 UnitedS4etp.n.*SRU1 and I-I; Carlton Union Building, Sponsored by Greater Sanford Chamber of (nmerce MISTER ROOERS(At Arb5.'r and Cst..ao DcvotPi, B # A [)I urm Aj, tr,uQ to b' his Dki Werbbep, 10 a in. find 7:30 p.m.. SanLoindo ID .'st L mnunt *di Anna tiud0 .-avsani MONDAY, JULY 3 CAPRICORN tOec. 22-Jan. led a second heart and the 'vCURS IièiWdeICe Day Festival sponsored by tAke Helen Cassadaga Chamber of Commerce, beginning with parade at 130 P.M. followed by afternoon and evening events at Like Helen [lark. od IItkUL% t.dAI' I IA't M1 tL.t PJ ap B.cia, 04 2 tara ii oRAl. ROBERTS 11 movie ( r 0 uoswota 0,10 It, the *0,10 wound them IW(ifhehungofltotda heart __ by Al Vermeer RIPaE' SUNDAY, JULY? ft * I 1 9I tRONSIDE 4 -0 FACE THE NATION t STUDIO SEE C.oe, 'O( C king. Soheplayrdtheeight 14 l'ati i• Pass J'a Pass I' HAVE ',QJ'- . c3or Jaycees. Valentine I'ark, W est French Avenue, Orange City -j' Your material position will grow fifore stable this coming 211 First consider fa hat must tie ace of hearts. South, after litter by mailing 20 cents for A friendly get-together with all all, had jumped to three each and a Iong,seU-•ddrssa.d. old pal may prove to be of real notrump East also felt that stamped envelope to Astro' coiwequrnce today. You have a he could bottle up that spade Graph.P.o. Box 4ll,Radlo City mutual interest that can be f)ealer - South QTW W10 Aiwoul Fa.ly Faa Day to benefit Muscular Dystrophy A.un Sponsored by So'4hwesj Vol deserving. Like tolind out more will be revived under your make the normal plis He of w hat be. ahead for you' Send auspices. AQUARIUS han. 3)-Feb. l9i was sure that South hedthe for yo ur copy of Adro-Graph West Nin th East i,. WHAr Church TUESD with at least nine tricks. This East was too smart to ASS PRISCILLAS POP SATURDAY, JULY i tA SsIos'd Woaiess Group, 2pm. 1301 V. Pu"4 ('aiselberry AA, closed. 6 pm., A.wrnsion Lutheran you a hood. SAGITTARUIS Nov reached dummy with the )eu'Il prove that potnt, but only will be put to good use tuda), jack of hearts to wind up to those you feel to be really Projects discar ded by other, S4)CTII • ios 1U I THE MUPPETS QLCAN 4 GHOST BUSTERS ARO o DCI Host Hal L 730 Ri*Ii another. There is an old Standby In the wings ready to give ye won with the ace, gone It's your second nature to be AUSTItI Cli"! LIMITS La' 'iGalir A1.IHIr.4', ''P of A 1917 Gtamm-v A*SIrd C..it Au lin VngS his c.np sce,.e 04 I CANDO CAMERA _______ durtuny and :ast had a available to fulfill some of your c'oncel'T,e'd in your involvements problem.Tbenor,nalpLayis today. Making right d - t ns third hand high Ha East CANCER June 21-July 23 won't be difficult. played his king South would 461 _ 3 THE 0040 5140W 4 BUGS BUNNY 0 13 HIE MAW Guests Rol, _____________________________________ 10 was played from year. Funds may even become done in order to be fair to all K 4.176 4 10 tcQL14 SC And I Cu It fie 7-00 CALEN DAR 3, 1978 JWYS.IM at three notruznp. West 0 1 O CBS NEWS Oaks and SR 4. WIN AT BRIDGE , 10t'P W"(Udfl lWta Da*n and e,..he" James close friends today, but avoid yourself for your foolishness talking about confidential GEMINI May 21June 301 A matters in trout of casual friend you're quite fond of may acquaintances, have is or her feelings hurt SCORPIO tOrt. 24-Nov. 221 today if you come on in tie, You'll have an opportunity to domineering a fashion let profit with another by relying eachpersonhavehisor her YOUR BIRTHDAY U LAWRENCE WILK tP' ' ,''.,, ' 1 lted ,, anc• Of Stairs And st'p*, it (.fit.o0,i L Garden Rl 2 0 12 NEWS NEWS abOut Mo*enn. and Drake seCvht PCIAIOnihp POltli,h heads toir r - &C<v to rescue Dt addressed, stamped envelope to advantage of you. PISCES tFeb 20'March 20t AstroGraph, P.O. Boa 419, Radio City Station, N.Y. 1 19. Stick within your planned ac- ly _____ i 04 PoIdart Wa'legan Inds out, whom you're romantically I)ucrimuiation in selection of suited by sending for your copy friends is called for today of AsUo.4iraph Litter. Mad 20 You're so easygoing that one For Monday, Ju by Howi. Schneider 600 C SCU 630 10 D MASTERPIECE THEATRE s.aletoopen up in front of your spend the evening kicking 50 - 31 32 33 •j• EEK & MEEK 4 . for em, it SAGITTARIUS I Nov. 231. to mtsinterpret 211 You 're apt cents for each and a long, sell' with few scruples could Lake I if 10 II to - " 1' I' J" ARC - 1 '.4v AlOE 1'0 G 9 t, tii.n, . storriatch or head - or both - could be disappointed AQUARIUS Jan. 2OFeb 19t ache this evening. Find otd to rilcknomis 14 - - - by Bob Montana to lose ? umi EVENING Getting today He sure to specify birth sign. tivitses LEO July 23-Aug. 221 Your sidetracked and going to an 20 21 dramatic personality wtU shine unscheduled place could make - f or most of the day, bid as you feel very uncomfortable ARIES tMarch 21-April 191 evening weal's on you could = n beqane grumpy. Try to go You might have second 23 26 27' - - 29 'T thoughts about something that i i home early. J t VIRGO lAug. 23-Sept. 22 1 you feel you hastily agreed " 't fret. 36 - ____________________________________________ Your aims and ambitions can upon today. Don out fine' will work be satisfied today without everything resorting to methods you TAURUS Aped 30-Ma) 0 43 42 13 41 wouldn't be proud to tell others Know what your entertainment _141 about. will cost today before )OU , 46 IIIIRA IStill. ZRM.231 It's commit yourself. or you'll , ARCHIE Things that are the product of your Imagination and insight will help advance you rapidly overindulging will make your to be around when )OU call you - - - - 13 15 by Art Sansom 5 an cause 56 Miii 45 1400$,., II.,. It Pfit 43 G.e. strength 5 Automotive so' cer labbi) libb I to 19 Fee,* Qaeens - N, Jily!. irs 53 T$bt,j 29 Fr.ch resort 52 os,.,,, 30 Sm', 3? C omics 34 Lily poll" 40 Ssi,U bird 41 0*19"onted ________________ ________________ this coining year. Don't be the motives of one aho is being afraid to draw upon your very coopetatl%e. Its not like talents and apply creative >outobethisstspicious without cause. effort CAPRICORN 1 Dec. 22-Jan CANCER uiune 21-July 'm IS a holiday weekend. 191 Individuals ou can usuall) Hav ing a good time at the relyiçonmay beun.abletohelp family picnic is fine, but youtoday.soifyouezpet'tthern ancient Trot •gtc f$bb) to .tgoui 2 ln.7. 23 Ducks fistIsisq'Into *0'S 3 ChiItI(tI) 21 G,tiup II Noil 2$ 6'•aS$ast fruit 4 LacY,' 25 PtrOlu* 49 PddhI ly,ce cuItD.? derivatives 32 U.S. ,sgry S Longi ng III 26 v,ct, St Italian 33 E n erg y ssnt 6 Comedi an 27 Eye 35 On* oft".' Sparks 7 H' (F') 1978 OKI )0It tnIncts to guide you. Blowing t hings out of proportlott. however, could you YOUR BIRTHDAY __________ 0 , Sunday July 2 Sunday July 1. 197111-1c TONIGHT'S 7V - °T' °1 _____________ I Gersh*,s _____________________________________________________________________________________________ _________ o HOROSCOPE _______ By BERNICE BEDE 060L 9 53 Got 12 g'd 9 V ies l3SIoodguchs, 60B.', 14 Sherbet 610$ 15 D.'i, rtIrI.Ct,Oi 16 Sbcotriai 62 01 Lii 63 8abyo.•I 17 Tr4t d.'t II carryoi 64 HsPI.d 20 Ulq.e,st $5 Lopropos 27 CoffipuI pO'f't DOWN 24 v•, , That 38 C M1.8h labbr) -- _____ I worst" Haiti Id. Sanford F I Wish W 23 One devoted 0 .l'u! T.e5 SAW4A2 GETS ALL. TIlE 16 17 Cipsi$ei 30 ç1rup ACROSS young (LTVMAN (4) SILO AND MOVIE NI MAGIC IOLrd*0RI$ - lii (1) OUTLOOst WITH JOY LONOSOOD fi RE. Ispsud salad be, LIFE. L0119 -MAiSlAO(.S1J$lNIfl PNNI _____ ONLY CARD. CRYSTAL BALL READINGS sse 831•4405 NwnsIa.m. -I..m. Nil. -Sit. Wd wwsS Peesaisu ] L J *5045. FriitcAv $IRIWd F �- -. C—fv.øIng N,raW. Sinlord Fl. Sw.y. Jvty3. irn MIlL SAVE wl 1111*1 FOR YOUR SHOPPING CC THESE ST July 2.1978 SANFORD, FLORA DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau 6 o WKii (At W.6 JlP (.- I I .... - . 49€ •M.* tI•, V. me I& 1U J " C II HHHLI �ii 1TA! JJi&L7± 0. 0. THB BORN LOSER by Art Ransom flAR HEWISE: -' T vwdme ar '1wlM1w. is VII ha,. dme: meat With a s 1w (1w b*J, I c i i1- ip I plsm Pr the my m I mea few cow 'n.w thwi aM_a d to be Iifli dW Uw Ow MMILmsd Id1waM OL.d 1w tabIsdb WOM . a. mu aM amm absks m of am no we aM Math 3. aM - ___ ____ -— - _ with a On a. ithwc table In ow U vo mit d a $loom ad go' aft* with ow hp~w w mir4ft with tha gwdL We cmiy dorm aut Um but had hami all th mele, 111141 w DEAR AUNT I1tOI3: I reed yaw arUds ewy &my, aM I have an la for am CDhw1L builu or ith every.ft and have a. . We MYOMMIML WsaIv*waeavim It dumet rip the $0aM Ith. bow dm aM yvu eft hu* WWI wu w didwalliel 11116 111*1111 1.4.11 A11 Uddo I dui hiL..i ___ __ 1.1 118 'aMr,Imt b DEM IunOyew,olt MY kind Nddw 1w a pd $l1w aM a. $0 hsi, I. In. aM [WAR _ bft I : — womw on Cwk - .--.-.-- �- 1 ' l -ow, ' 0 •'Itw, •, J11r f \\ __JA '-i ,., '4'&1 .1 !' 11 ava 1I I( - rqr OF 4 I : ! TZ r 4€..ifZ3i4 C. Ueliove It ort / - In IW -- 7_ ilA'i La It roijpz .' i ilvl/l rI!! .IL _' : •4 • Mum= LOS" 04 WN s 6w WHO Tl* SAMS Of WATER= sw Mtr I CAQtkIY4( I7Z" IiITTJ ZJ 41 40 tJA •'w 614 -- - IJOw.iI rMiz_1 vil p• own AK•iIA.i: rr: b'L1: WI: �ism S 03) -Room P: lip I 1164 - 74 wr 0— Owl JIM _ ISW1 I ' �11 A --S - - -J - 70Th Year. No 273—M.onday, July 3. 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771—Pri 10 Cents Affirmative Action Stands: High Court %AVlI%Tt)-N1UI'lI The Supnme tourt. fotloi*ng tç laM wetk ps Bakke deinon. today let stand a model affirmative action toam adopted b. American Telephone arid Telegraph Co under pressure from the government, The Justices rejected challenges by theee onions to the plan, Veiled out in a lfl consent decree. which was described by a federal judge at the time as the largrst and most Impnulve civil njl*s irttletnet*" in U S history The court acted on this and three other cases uwolvtng the use of race or Sts in einptoynient, federal contracts and in colleitri in the wake of Its nuk4one dectiion Last week on the Allan title • reverse tiu riminatlun" case In the ItaUc i-sic, the court invalida ted a nieibcal "itic.iil special adnutiions program because it let Mide 16 IeaU tiut of I) in each entering Lau for niusrities and thus esduded white, frtnii thiiie wats toleR on the basis of race 1mv%wo F- I 9COUNT1Y MVSCI (""&; NMvftA,Wd M fee AM. Add R lee 1*11. Md £ I.e UAM. Cs.tj body, MW W kftw and weed by weed, to -ANUMCA. On •i -• bsw. -. - :. -• , sm *Come Againi me what my name is," shouted at the mountain. Who did her echo anawu? Cool Burglar Ignores 01.m Ywe? 11. — of my ___ _____ Itlisie IIbe by - Ilk hi as —•-T1TH?ICZT1KIS are my i b7— m to If to - a. always a IN of fun. Hen it, two to ronber. •Tcetgue Twlati? Say (, seserni times: Shality In the fleat, the performer forms SedSIa sliced soft "Imal shier thin. Sli silly Shropshin I? 110 4efr. Ito sin ptar. sheep Mood shieift in the shade. (fig. fl. FrIwails en challenesd to iici the iqeitee homsixto 2 th.e by camoving flue &Jtry toothpicks. How It's dose: Re. moue the top omit toothpick and two on ouch side at For the sscosdtrlck, two toothpicks we diiplayed lnthe form ofa tom (fig. 2).7111110 audice Is InvItedlb TIN.1 TRW Y0111111 flU? Tbue m at Iowa M. In deeul i06 Id.,.s Isis md buNs..,. r-1" Hew qdft am d the.? Qeek ammlutiil ,b these hilsw. CAN ____ 11T--- — nmii •_ w_I. . , .5 *A n sting 1nu•. s-- a , S • '' 5 W EP1 f Q'7 the tb. . V,16441111'" ; C under PUIIAXJI PATW Ow bus, poills us tonlBi to bow at top WI, ii kno byNNW ,.an in - MORE KeeP IKME. 1^1% sties Fourth of July fun gets underway in earnest tonight with a 4TH FUN fireworks display in Altamonte Springs. There's plenty for the A who had been awakened early SitUnui> go) rieninit dofo.0 parent tbedrvunaat4 t> in the nkwnind.' family to see and do scheduled for all day tomorrow throughout st ordoabwglar in the faaljwa of her rural Sanforiltvvne said DRUM BEAT Seminole County. A complete schedule, page 2-a She was scared She Just coultici do anything.' Sharon Sharon turned in the only .lirriliun open to escape and ran iM' I'rfl')i st.vtrf Debbie Haile) said today the tirdir where Mrs. Ride>' and her t.o vital ctukhrn meet wiartxl had tem awaken by the family tog who had teen sleeping The burglar ran into the living riasu Sleeping in her room and had gone into the ballroom When she Iznn,eilatelj - ,Sharuo Irked the door to her sister a room and steltiped out of the bathfuum. she bumped into a burglar coming sited for the man to leave ivill Of her parent, bedrxioni We sat in there until about Ia m because we didn't know if Ise The burglar, described as a tall itilie. was making his second was still in the house or mit We 1e4 hearing noises,' - said Sharon trip from the roaster beds-seen, according to Mi-s Ride) The nu. stopped just before dawn and the two tiMers wont -%5_ h. kA ..,..,1 si . iM _. •_,, ,,.. usitiu ,, u.nu ,.tawu ...- fr,. , ,. (Su •,,,., uiw owe Into the master bedroom to well their parents were all right the stuff he stole was on the floor in the hallway When Sharon come into the bedroom," recalled her aide,, when he was coming out." sod Mrs. Itatley. - wedidnt knowdheuasgone She was afraid that mom and dad Items taken rona the house included cash and miscellaneous might have been hurt. but I could hear them breathing through jewelry, valued at $>. accoe-duag to the Seminole ('osgaty the wall.'' new oW signed into lain by T.attW r i f (XJTE ) at Met to spied as macft turn, in Sheriffs Department. the I.je bed Met 001"04 lot law, It at the thee The burglar covered las fare to svt.id being identifted, r RtUIMn Askew IS uwqIing which he has been a member possible anid apparently been in her be'ikoomn earlier Her door had been thud tO Miss-Oil with masad reaction by those , in. IIe mini the neede to get as much guidance coinbrill when she had gone to sleep It was open when Sharon came in. 'lie dined his flashlight in face and covered his." recalled Involved In education In prhnary topic the creep has from the person they are Sharon's door was also openwhen she awoke. The last thing di. Sharon Seminole Cowty. n discussing Is -competency territng with," Moore said had tbme before going to sleep was elm it. she said - WAS 1 was frightened, stared Its nut e'ser>day you see sortie big I:ItclliTIAN thai part of the new law. tests for leathers to see if w, Moor, added. '1 think before : which takes effect in July. uus. could come up with a different you look at the teacher and the will require eskication mijoll . method for certifying job they are doing, there are take a teat wtwn entering their teachers" other thu4ts which need to be junior year and then a second He noted though the group Kast Repays Casselberry test before they are awarded a has yet to make any rerom- looked at Among the areas he cited teaching certIfIcate. mendations because we In IM. the second put o(the thought it was just a I41Je too were the need for a better relation between kt*iol s)strn bill states, teachers must early' complete a one-year Internship In regard to the uderiwhip, and parents andunaflerclass 711111RODORF DAGG to earn their teaching cit. Moore said he believes a better Ms's tthczte. students is probably u most - Idea and one that he had pr* Owen McCarron, director of The bill came atoi* after 11th important element of leaching pp)Sed to CUTE was that in. trwtructional personnel said he lxI,f!f 1 money for personal telrpliiw into that account buuwtn.nt to the city was or. graders took the functional and is something which really stead of the internship, there be thinks the internship program Herald Stall Writer calls in the ainowat of $11> anti %.htdte said that since he dereil, he would put a literacy test In Florida laid fad can't be determined by a test. a fifth year of college and also will give teachers an op that was also returned to the could understand the need vouther for esp,rraea and 37 percent (ailed, the "I really think that the Internship program as portimity to look closer at The survey conducted by city.' said Grier for transferring additional hint for travel for the recent pressure began building for sometimes we get test happy." Ifotsi*d in the new bill. teaching before they decide if (asselberry Mayor lull Grier Grier in a menio to Kam tuwewy into that account he water and sewer bund issue teacher testing Regarding testing, Dagg it's the pro1eon for them I)au said in relnTug to the Into the double telling to the city acknowledged receipt of dirdu the maitre He said Wrist the intentaup the tee pomon. "bid while It's good added the taM could he harmful He noted though the new by Finance Director would assure that it will hevk for VIE and ft'crllg of he found the finance director Milton teachers will be working wdhi a to have the tests, uia, we If "it Is too riMfld*ve. good system will probably wit have aiuiuwat to thee. tunes the Kast fur auto expenses during the 11 cash rrea'iveil double payment for certeaching Provisional certain things a tell jiat can't teachers may be prevented much effect on teachers' two muestha lad year has been The tinier nwmu also noted the two nsurdhs by not only Amount Councilmen Sstiitte uttent.. from getting into the ability "Frankly think the concluded arid the money that the adinuustratiun cun- receiving the regular auto referring to, said KiM "I think the bed pail of the 13111 Moore, Seminole claurut*n" IIe added that quality of the teachers coining Skirts the matter ended allowance but also by billing the hill is probably the Interninip Edoratitm Auoctation (SEA) 'good teachers don't always outof school and cumuig to aIs returned to the city coffers Grier said KiM broqglst to has At a city cowic-il fleeting sea city and receiving as well ad attrition tall, section. became I USM the preideid fares hi. had paid eea with Del": rank mpllpwtcmiofted good already," he said. "Mit Kast reimbursed the June >, Councilman Prank ilitional money based on for travel to &M from this internship will make a better "Testing I. dill really young so re*ulta." Moore agrees noting, am city for the double tolling Inthe Sitaidte, reminding colleague, mileage at the rite Of I> cents airport on the bond Issue teacher," said Theodore (Dm11 it U not really that cud JiM tAke t)ugg. Moore believes reaftydoubtful dwull product a auiowd of VIE for auto et s*çefltitencto* yef." its the dlauroorn elpeflenc, hitter teacher and really think penies Ut the months Of October that IUW had been budgeted per bile progrwi II, said that, while IhiU for a liastbly car allowance of Kast said at the time that if the city will not pay for this.. Of IiMntice for the Coerdy Moore added that several of which arts the foundation to the effect will not be situ 4uvemtx. 1577,' 5.14 $100 for Kad, questioned why thw council decided the mileage espens, he will is school system Degg mild the the prvtsiots of the tell were build a good teacher. 'The measurable. - LEONARD Grier. 'The survey also kid In additional funds were being r.inubursenu.nt was telling the bumllngcoinpariyfor relMlceiulp a teacher has with discussed by the Council on person tiipiiig to be a toucher revealed Kast owed the ci ty rp,,,1...4 i ..@ '----I-. inaliunorljeq and Teacher Testing Draws a - tbm lIowlThe two toothpicks previously we bin two wish tb, The court said race may he one factor in university a.tnusionsk thin allowing the bulk of affirmative action programs to stand Hot it said race may not be the only factor In .ther actions today, the court ordered the 4th US tirvuit ('owl of Appeal, to r.sa.amuw a ruling striking down tniieriity of Si*'th Carolina student goicriulient regulations designed to assure black repr.ssn*.atitwi on two Important eleted tvidie. at (lapel Hill Agreed to decide whether an uidivtitual can sue a university for t icilating the federal law that liars sts ituscrtrinniusillan in federally funded programs IW*rrd a federal judge in California to re-cumine fua ruling that the minority quits provision in a 1177 federal public w'rks act wstated ts*h the civil ngtti law and the COnIII*IstMSi. The court set aside the judge a ruling arid told him to consider now whether the case is mutt, since miat of the funds in question street) have been spent I Mixed Reactions Lo :ally (oiA as ts. my m. Double-Bill Survey Ended By I> in I I paiidn by vt a I is "I reum the money Could School Board Save $ 100,000 On Computer? PylZtiNAIWU_yg7 - • _________________ netipany out there that might rqulpoienl - WWTT two man wruas we .vv. ke Mary reaidmi aba Keogh Is convinced the -- .rL swnm* County &hool Baud cedd save as math $111,111 If it c'-igp As shed an a computer par'c*iase made the tii. board s'dad 44 to over a three-yeW to purchase an IBM computer ttstough a lea..purchase a,rangemeat. The _ for the board to apsad Sl.*JS 'I'm ... going to get a fry'. pt I'd th em to change ow., bid. be the first to ask for their minds.' a rejection...' -4 A a month. Ke* fl, cemit the heard ('DUN KEOGH dmidd have - •d mere Ibu the low' lade it seLc*ed and he can call a professional is no w amosig nit latters, the lad tpicstkatloea to at Must sal,eptch and try togM them to as ce"çeels tkesioM chasig. Ibior minds," said ehoawethe at as olarcemiiyto on vbuthoihid wood have been. Deco he teamlcadonaiwellas at s receives the rapinsos, and If 'ocal c't'r's' company. Kit 1ed that if the beard they we cusalderably lower, be aidhewlupraant them l.Lhe dam ted change its mint, he vat i. baird in July... I'm going to gin what you Keogh believes once the other Lii [JJT:LiJ f.It we could 'NI lION COlEMAN (uleman also rioted that to heard sciepted" He ad was easier to etchange inil Ifelt we could get a sonic tech ate lower, another formation with usher school lower had, Id be the first one to aspect that has to be aidered sydema uvuugJlosg the state cversion conversion cod of $wit ask for a rejection and a thing from one cuniputer which also us. the system rei-uivideratjon" In response Keogh said there Amitler argsuiien( used by system to another IIe cited the we several other coenpaiue. training Keogh is that the spenuicatainj Icuniry cost as this wheuh, even thuusji they are mit allow for only IBM pruikacla ie to operate the eepup lb'd their parts could he ln the bit! form it says 'Model mint switched with IBM products. nuatitar its the apeflhlcainna At Wedoesdays satioul heard It may be a littl, difficult but refer to IBM Equal Iquipineed meeting, Randy Julins, director certainly not Unpiiatibie," he riieetirsg all conditions and of data Processing said aiwalhser said specifications will be ac . opatk. Coleman pointed to that statement and noted that even though HIM numbers were used. "all companies are famikaf with IBM products and itwuuevjssitJnessttisMUi. consparees would know Ibisand Little I cml say U'sI thee, is mit iii. On The Run To Tallahassee, Page SA cunnantes sn* their tide it there tam pinaity lee, It If the neal fiscal year 's budget will he evident that as much as heard does thong, Is mind Dells, n'tstar of tat Iwmd, 5lNcan he saved. He mini '1kw (11*) M$eney's could Coleman noted slate law know sM their .apmeed anteieutheith.nafgMbc take us to cest aid we ceod rsra only the,, bide be cold match the IBM a *y In hr svdslli( it pay dearly far backing nt' sslicded, 'so we weft ever ant capebllity" Rflie u'usid "hi weth stole I. pay Coleman added that the con- be yond the repuraae*" The pw'ttaalng agent also he trod does MMft that th. beard On whether the actuisi tajaj4 noted 'I'd hate to think of all ('ama, Ike ps.alty IS hat.. sent" cold do, paymmi at the sad can save siatm, Cils Ike wars Involved ii we hail toCrossword hlanner, Don Colemia, sl the hacnl year it there Is sot sa4"lrollyhavenoldas,and indeed sit twis and write what VAOsitiall school peerhasing agent said ami money available in t he IBM parts were being rwiununend,4 was that 4 reason the ----- Today was reqedat,.ol liea,*ö, Hapalal 4,111 (Ibstoariss SI -I 11-11 s-A K5I.L1L3 II Spirto feles.ass IN W.atbet IA ' --cL — � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Sanford, Fl. •-.-i.--_._-. . ThWI, June 29, 1515 IH[ftidd 70th Year. No 711—Friday. .hme 30. 17$ Sanford. Florida 37171—Price 10 Cents t1 A Bangoup/ 4th! L For All TUESDAY, JULY 4th, at FT. MELLON PARK, 11:00 A.M. TIL? On the lakefront, Downtown Sanford Good Food? Great Fun! Games? Contests? Support Your Favorite Club or Charity Booths? SANFORD REC. DEPT. FLA. LITTLE MAJOR LEAGUE GOLDEN AGE OLYMPICS Snow Cones. Popcorn a Games Dunking Machine. Frog Jumping Contest Not Dogs FLEET RESERVE a Cokes JUST US CLUB FIREWORKS DI5PLAr KAPPA siou ocoa ever held in Sanford: Cake Walk .Cobas Go CANCER SOCIETY REPUBLICAN EX. COMMITTEE Political Information l..ffi LIONS CLUB CHAMBER if COMMERCE High Stricker. Electric Clown Face Moon Walk. Sanford Now and Then a 40 Ak TOURS * Live Broadcast by WTRR Radio making the fireworks Ce*g Citg PRINTING SINCE 1970 Ph. 3777s$1 BUY YOUR COTTON CANDY AT THE LIONS SOOTH AND VISIT THE CHRISTMAS PARADE COMMITTEE NICKEL PITCH. AMERICAN LEGION BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN CANCER SOCIETY CHASE CO. CHRISTMAS PARADE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (GREATER SANFORD) CITY OF SANFORD DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS FLEET RESERVE ASSOC. GOLDEN AGE OLYMPICS KAPPA SIGMA OMEGA KIWANIS CLUB KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LITTLE LEAGUE LIONS PILOT CLUB REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ROTARY CLUB RSVP SANFORD BUSINESS ASSOC. SENIOR CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY JOHN HAMILTON, SENIOR ACCOUNT AGENT THE ALLSTATE BUILDING I)ISI.SIMOEANBLVD. CAISILIIRNY, FLORIDA )2N7 Sanford CrNTER - 111111 fit WES 1 1 1 PH (305) 3229$7$ MAJOR Aid MINOR REPAIRS • TOWINGSIRVICI • ROAD SLIVKE . ATLAS PRODUCTS • TIIISIATTERIES • ACCESSORIES owner—Sid Kiddy AL PORZIG PLUMBING SHRINE CLUB SISTERS TELEPHONE PIONEERS 705 French Ave., Sanford 377-3170 WOMAN'S CLUB YOUTH—PROGRAMS Wishes You £ Your Family a Safe and Wonderful '*'.:•: •.• 9•: ALLSTATE MIDDY 51 .. JUST-US JR. WOMENS CLUB That's What It's MI About! KIDDY'S SERVICE CENTER ,J) bigger and better at the JAYCEES Life, Liberty & The Pursuit of Happiness.. CHAMIER OF COMMERCE 2311W. Firs? St. Fun Fair this year. COMPANY THE 6REATER Cs.trIbetls.s ft.. The Above P.trlitk ChBs, Or,ethetls.s, 1.sieuas Aid Mdlvlde.1s live M.d. This Viws Iewe,s Possible. e7$.III4 r which are now negotiating . are the approzimately 110 . MONROE HARBOUR MARINA For Year Fun hi The Sen. Central Florida's mist modern marina with full cap.blNtios Is, Docbag. and Service for all pisesore HWY. 17. SANFORD GULP URVICI 251$ FRENCH AVE. 3224924 O Full N.eemirgoocy m.dkalwpifv Full I.e of listeners $t.rII,,. fabricators GAS SAVING DUAL INS1AUATNS memdecteror ii Msiocke Dry FedlNas, Spri.dsrs Liquid Appllcelsrs end V.I.P. T.nk, Moisros Harbour WI WORK ON Peril.. Domeslie Trvs. Cluisics . NMW N~ STAR ST C l. () msis DrillS) ll)5U3 OORWTOWN IANVOID ON THE LANE = 11115111101101111 & ESTIMATE NN1ST QUALITY IWONASU P1KB ALWAYS Medul.,. Va.. craft. DEKLE1S Enterprises, Inc. AMBULANCE MANUFACTURER Csrns See Our New Unit Open Fishing loots. Gui Line Itar . P.O. lee 1977 UNT1MI GUARANTU *LINE too- 0" 0, PHONE 333*11 14315. FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 17.) made the proposal, drcuaed elpenenct. that despite the fact this is a The motion passed t4 with F.. first ever policy the board isrot C. Harper, Pat Telann, Allan trying to hurt any union. Kteth and Robert Feather "Collective bargaining is a new thing and we are just now See TEACHER, Page 1* = Isnlsid. PIe. 1fl111 SESSION eves Swede $.d lieN ,. ' knford Auto Psrts Issew.ismsiIv. slsc$ssI . DOWNTOWN $POSL mIMI I-T i - u.s. Bank and SHE STOPPED prod" of an Under SW 0 laB ii Sanford, cduir the CSt TWw __ chairman &W siscutiwe user if Vlegth aeweldesi @ 1 of which U.S. Sent wa. the 1111h loijeas. the new merge, for Ma mo m gel final apprvval _ , ... . - 4 - GSHIP 1 NK a bob --V 111110 iees ion IJ.r mallas we thoMaflaekaBdTps and The thetheltlaktMslt. I fm YLp Nooks. No m said. IIsSNd McNeby. — of the Dr.1,111111116 ................M NeiNMJB.B1iakut N s ................ IA the Whims geu, in We the ph 1* bead andeNc*us c—-t 01111111101111111 1* if flaplip Boats Ma. He is a OIJLV iormer pr - 1* of tisr liltulS ..................."A .laBdludurd hoard chairman. Juls V eatThoasm ......... 4* Murc, ruphip U.S. 011 11 *e ...... 1* prdewi. will to pru1 if 7A the new cumin Janice IL Sprdghuld will be uascvevbeaprN;a.d Q.t ...............IA Ralph W. Psueld Er. and EliskI .................... TelnitfoS Wendell Age. will be vice Des, MW Waiter 'I . 3 ' Todni. t JOIN T.U or - A of FOR DOITYOURSILPPARTS 1 AS for a the customers we concerned," said Mincer they Seminole was feunled Feb. $7, fed thainher of Comnsnce.a. .,. section tIe.$, sass a candidate receiving an anunimous donation In caress of $si must dispose of the amount over $51 The money Is besi,g given away in (oar gills of $73 each to: the Dr. l'hillips Nursing Home, Orlando; First Baptist ('hunch, 4k-Lands; St. Andrew's tatholk Church, Pin. Ilifli; and Beth Shalom Sinagogue in litres ('lusty. I think we've covered all the bases,' said ('a ide ron - im am the UJI, Bok of ,.. - Marie W. Stafford (righti of Sanford was Issued a citation for iuIation of right-of-way following this accident iii Second Street and Sanford Avenue Thursday around 'Z p.m. lord, formerly Florida State Bank, no tided April * TIC. TVCKER ('heiranan - ""ON004 6V t00% so WELL... wuidews at Sudord Plus." The Bank of P'ML The bode will to T . - Medhurofthe-twobt lacthtiescu'M the tvedis .- bent Whit., president of Fbadlig, Bob Inc.. prg. f:Iection ('ommission regulatl.ns, ' same place win the added vonvenadce of bring able to awala mate depends And w ,- baud member of rlegft MSNL LITS PARTS - - Will see the same ISM althe e#• ' Srd Now" P. Mean, T101114 VP I hesa.iters, a W. rirat a., win Tom McDonald, board of Sudurd, will arms - 5He**s•I ISV$*S ic ii IWS mill Ills ...."l iipisSiI m,IIM,.a*I.sr* NeIl,mwI,,N,eswNN NinboolsI. lIilem cumNy.MI. mNee*um'vkve Americas Uler rewdssse of Ns rom — - I:4$a.m. Monday stthe SANFORD -. MftCIn , Nsppy 4th ef July PeelS Fer.l. end Celole Need ñ A.arka ..-- - ggad b bentin the county, according to John Mincer, prai. Bank offtdaia win 'tict. martnedIhcunsm.py.. Sanford -- insurance Corp.i on May S and Stat, 5'hing Cuonuasainer Gerald lawts on May 35," ',F think it was a plot or a plant. The bills are nut numbered consecutively. People active in politics for years tell us they have never seen that quantity of money sent an.nyns.*h. We appreciate the thought," said 'alderon. adding. heiseser, that the Federal $60 Million Siggest 0 County Bank . ., modules atom Mallon a ww downtown - would mean not getting Put for that year's experience and on ... ' und ue pressure' teacher with a doctorate N assistant superintendent of would mean not getting an business and finance, who equal amowit for a year's Flaphep United State Bank of Seminole and Flagship Bank of Sanford will merge offtjIy Saturday. 'few edgy: Flag Bank of Seminole. With can. to the - Moofti: Flagship+ Flagsh"' WORLDWIDE MANUFACTUUI& DISTR IBUTOR OF QUALITY PRODUCTS . I esperlence the adopted policy BIlL a letter The Best campaign people beliese the mone was meant as a legitimate gift. 'We don't — office. For a teacher with a bachelor's degree and one year -- Orlando attorney and Democrat I)avid Best in his bid for ('ongress. Hut at least one 10-tear old person thinks He is. Host's press secretary, Jack ('alder.., said be Assistant at the school hoard Not affected by the new policy However, Roger Harris, should negotiation process, according to Mm Netswander. personnel ' WON at the Weitwiday school board meeting Seminole it were awarded during the criidracta with the c of lu) Wk JA NFORD believe fl.-%%'lfl N1S7 One rant be certain that the lord Is with flow no rondemnatis., to them which are in Jesus, ohe walk at alter the flesh but after the spirit." Th. second ir,, Is "Rejoice In the lord always: and again I say Rejok.." negotiable," llama said. last year the cyclical raises ploye,s in the clerical. bus drivers. non-instructional peranmol and teachers wtiona agrienerut at the negotiating ft is unthinkable you would tint of Liii." Z~ ' Him? ('brist - pioyees totals $700,550. "When you are talking abed $700,000 of taspayer money, we the approximately 2,731 em- Administrative staff employees who do no negotiate When the policy proposal — granting of salary incresas and f1S1I benefits to om The affected employees are Isikes with you for your spiritual and p.rs.eal ieee, I wtIIbeIe)ears old isjol,. Read Romans 1:1 and Philippians, 4:4. May the blessings our lord Jesus be us your Ipirit." Fncma..4 Is The envelope with the letter Hulls aid hiscanipitatlons show that In one year the proeeha'e,theasminoleCoy School Baud on a split vot, has decided to withhold additional money and tinge benefits for most employees pending adoption of new contract. There The message was brief. "I hav e read sb.nt Y ou and the lord prompted me to share, this lo," add Ht In a departure from peseto. Up The Best campaign headquarters I. leaning what the full 1m pilcation of the bargaining IIenJdlI.lfWthev teachers to come to an .— A By LEONARD ICRANIDOR? Someone4 Orlando received in Thursdays mail postmarked Orlando. but unsigned. IP on the 4th s.d everyday s.d not 7 days a Me, TIIAILZR, Page IA Some Teacher Pay, Fring e s With h e ld Education Asanclallim A) pg aw Moore pn "This is undue prim,, on Ci'-fA A.fE'E7 LW OFFICE W•'rs open all day and night health hazards or p4ential safety to we and property haiatits" noted the report A January I Inspection of the port by lire officials resulted in clUthm for electrical and fire hazards John McI\jnajd, manager of the trailer Part, is pian.isng to leave town Saturday Iiowrrr. 19 families dill ocrigiy trailers in the port Many of them have refused tapay rent In IigM of the closing, according to Mit %tcltwtald Residents of the park will be required to receive one week's notice of the closing, than the trailer port." * Safe 4th of July • •. .. Details. Page IOA Gen. Sanford Uku,y Mes.w. I'MWOM•. i4w • ____ a' . e 771 Magnolia Ave.. Sanford 40 - A CONTUOUS fNTUTAWIMINT SUSSLI GUM CONTEST OIIAUD PIG CONTEST DANCE CONTEST * * electrical ornices for the part until all tenants are relocated tt the rents paid were going to let them stay,' said McVickar "We're not going to let People day indefinitely of course but the people "hove got their rent paid we're going to try and help." Among the violations listed were wage electrical junction hoses; rotted eleclncal power poles that are in danger of tailing. splices in electrical cables; evidence of overflowing NOW tanks; a broken sewer line; broken glass and torn screens on traders, brokendown isaiwig mactunes left udsicte In tall grass behind traileri "No substantial corrective action has been taken to eliminate the violations which are - - RED CROSS First Aid Root Beer's These are the ones who are Have A 'I IT! CHRISTMAS PARADE p c/ HOME flI-SSØ ( KIWANIS CLUB Free Blood Pressure Test Nickel Pitch Fort Mellon Park From parades and fireworks to frog-jumping contests and seed-spitting it Should be a bang-up holiday Weekend in Seminole County and its surrounding area. RSVP COMMITTEE looks— * BARBECUE * DON'T MISS Cold Drinks Handmade Crafts TELEPHONE PIONEERS Football Kicking Contest Own to tenants and said be will maintain Highway 17-52, will door rather than lung eirctncaI and fire safety conditions at the pork iç to dandarits required by the city of Sanford. The park was given IS citations for violatioru of city safety standards in an inspetton made June I by a city building u Spector. The number of residents in the trailer park is wianown but 15 families dill remain in the park. Residents will have imtil July 10 to move from the park, according to Bill Braceland, Sanford Building Inspector. On that date the city commission will hold a condemnation hearing to review the lospectiun report. II the properly is officially condemned by the nua.lun," said Rrac'eland, we will Post a notit'e that the property Is not to be occupied after that date, then it is upto the Property owner to evict the residents." Normally properly owners are given up to 90 lays to clear the land or bring facilities tsp to city standards, according to Braceland However, William McVickar of Winter Part, owner of the trailer part, said today he will not attempt to meet city standards. "I'd have to spend too much money to bring it up to date and the property is worth more The Biggest, Best Tacos Flags Soul Food . Barbecue Ribs Fresh Lemonade. Fried Fish Pony Rides McVickar said he thought notice had been Herald Stall Writer San'No-Part Mottle home port, on South JAYCEES Cotton Candy By MAX E3U1IIZT1AN YOUTH PROGRAMS INC. King a Queen Contest Chicken Barbecue BOOTHS £ SPONSORS Trailer Park Will Close Rather Than Make Repairs - FLAGSHIP BANtt - .......... $43 Teb Yteg1 '* IA - Ma. urn cta'-qv SEM O M LE () you ,.l this (hit) F. '-'•'•# eel-,- i'f, ' �-Ev.ning Hitald. Sanfoid, Fl. Friday. June 34, In WORLD IN BRIEF Awaifin g Mondale To Begin: 'Look By DENNIS FEOIA Herald Staff Writer Forward To (Our) Talks' Terry Michael Suns. 34, 15 being returned to Seminole TEL AVIV. Israel 'UPI) - Vice President Walter Mondale flew in today on a four-day goodwill visit and said the quest for a Middle East peace is of paramount importance for Israel and the United States. I especially look forward to my talks with you, Mr. Prime Minister.., our discussions will be based on the friendship and the solid and the unshakeable commitment between Israel and the United States," Mondale said in response to a welcoming statement by Menathem Begin. f:detorlal, Page I% Spain Arrests 18 Suspects MADRID, Spain (UPI) - Police fighting a wave of Basque separatist violence have arrested 18 guerrilla suspects and seized 16 pistols and shotguns, government officials said today. Black Writer Parley Banned JOHANNESBURG, South Africa UPI A magistrate has banned the second annual meeting of the black Writers Association of South Africa, saying public order would be endangered if the group met. Secret S. Africa A-Talks PRETORIA, South Africa IUI'l - Gerard Smith, a top American atomic negotiator, has held nearly a week of secret talks with highranking South African officials on a wide range of nuclear issues. Newsmen Trial Postponed MOSCOW (UPI) - Two American reporters, all but convicted in the Soviet press, today won a two-day postponement of their slander trial but made it clear they have not yet decided whether to participate in the trial. Craig Whitney, 34, of The New York Times and Harold Piper, 39, of the Baltimore Sun told the court they needed additional time to stu.'the charges and' cmait with the managing executives of their newspapers. Teacher Pay, FrIn nc I4Id - Police Tighten Security (C.idlued Tram Page 1*1 voting for it and Roland Williams casting the no vote, could only be given credit for work that was directly related to the job they were now doing for the school system. Because she is now working as an instructional aide at lake Orients Elementary School has no relation to her previous secretary job, Cowley said. Moore noted that Mrs. Bradwell had been a good aide and that the now rule was no fault of hers and she should not be penalized. Superintendent William Layer noted that the "ground rules are different now and her tweak In employment In this case makes her Ineligible." Board members Telson, Harper and KeatS said they were sympathetic with Mrs ilradwell but were afraid that a precedent would be set. Board members Feather and Williams cited Mrs BradweU's good em ployee record and said this should tea factor. In the final vote though, Feather and William were on the losing side of a 3-2 v.1a Use awarding Mrs. Bradwell the In another employee-related action the board voted 3-2 to deny a request to give Martha BradedU credit for two years ex pe rience she had gain ed while working as a Secretary at a school In Philadelphia. SEA President Moore in presenting the cm now that Mrs. Bradwell had been given the credit in the 1973.74 school year when she was first emptoyed by Scinuasle County ass teacher's aide In Sanford Middle School's compensatory adurotion program. However, for the next two years 174.7$, 18-711 Mrs. Braiwell was not employed by the school system. The IsilewIng year 1175-1917 she again worked for the county as $ substitute. Ernest Cowley, the board's director of non instructional personnel noted that in the two years Mrs. Bradwell did not work for the system the rules had been ctiang.d and a person two extra years. - C1ng - ndd . - -'----- Friday, June 30, 1579—Vol. VI—Price ;o Cents Pvsieiled Da ily sod SuMs7. ascepi latv,da eu cse.sneea Day *y The $auls,d Nlo aid. lad - $$ N Fuses Ave. t,JO5, Fla 1)711 Wised Class Pelloole Pad ii 5.00,.. ei.,.*s uis* Morn, 0.i.vyvy. $5 cnnf$, MonWIi, $140 C Moast's. iii X. v..u, in 40 of Ma.l rn-on'.. 13 70 $ COon$b. SIC 20. 17 Mft'$. do ... aSEGI. PROWLER REPORT "We're concerned some group the gang p Friday. Juni 31. t5T5-.31 iCes*d From Page lAl spedion of the park be made," accoraing to Tolle Liv of Said Liv. Central FloridaLigal Services. "I wouibut say it was one If families refuse to leave, they inc word situations in terms of will have to be evicted through ,.,,,_,,,,,_ '.. a comi order. sad Lee. '1 dill don't fed they can Is one of the word in terms of the volume at people it will shut off the utilities even if the SmsAr rval i than 200 tairgtaries anil rob benes in Florida in three years. Trailer Park of shcoRivers Sale Begins Saturday, July Ist It was 11:43 p.m. when the people refuse to kave."s*d Persons displaced as a result Lev. rang. of the clowig may be able to old woman asked Thie in)edlon of the park The O'Yearwho was there and a man an- "as prompted by a request find a place to Live In public according to from legal services, according housing, swered totev.A tenant at the park was Braceland. 'ie sounaea OZWIK, she 1014 1*iiig evicted, he explained, (Me of the ways you can get sheriff's deputies, he just and legal services was ahead on the housing lid," muttered and didn't really say representing her. noted Braceland, is to be anything. "M a routine course at ac- displaced by some form When the woman became lion. we requested that an in- government action." frightened and went to call police, the man ran away. Woustes, (5)OI'tiell County tonight Wider heavy may try and spring him. We police seaa'dy. don't have any definite Suns faces murder thargesin knowledge of this, but we're the Dec. 21, 1977 shooting of taking these extra precautions Seminole County SflCtill'$ to be on the sale aide," Sçmlski Department reserve deputy said was bound and fobbed in his George Pfetl, 33. lie said Sheriff John Polk apartment early this rnoniij. Sheriff's spokesman John returned from New Smyrna Frank Calhoun, 31, of Spotuki said Suns is expected at Beach where he is recovering Lorraine Drive told police he the county jail between I and from recent heart surgery to met the man earlier in the day 9:30 tonight. lie said Sims will personally oversee the in Orlando. Calhoun said he be brought in through the operation. ted invited man back to his parking area at the i'ow1hoc The incident could have gone said media apartment and once there the Spoliki which will be cleared of peipic repreieeitat*ves will be allowed man got a knife from the lut- unnoticed, except that the as well as cars. to wait in a designated area then and held it at Caihowis woman lives on Gay Avenue, UI Members of the department's inside the sheriff's delartmcntthroat. __ the some neighborhood where a 33year-old woman was found S.W.AT. team will be on hand and the general public will be The man tied turn along with additional wilfor. asked to clear the area. his watch, radio, driver's strangled on Monday. Tried personnel and unmarked Pleol was atM twice when he license and the keys to The sheriff's department units will patrol the area. happened on an armed robbery Calhoun's car which was reports at the request of Suns is reported by deter- in progress at the Longwood recovered in Orlando. Cathowi residents the area will be tins to be orp of the leaders of Village Pharmacy. was able to free himself and provided with additional patrol a going atcruninals, about 30 In MAN ROBBED call police and he estimated the unit, incilginil two motorc>tle number, responsible for more An Altamonte Sprol.no man value of the merchandise stolen patrolmen, HOURS GENERA O of UP to Jenuoi, for partirne inspection help Butler agreed to work for the city on a part time basis for no more than $270 monthly, noting that if he earns more than that suni monthly he will be penalized in his social security payments. lie told the council he is not interested in the full time position nor in earning more than the $270 monthly. The city this week advertised for a replacement for Jenior, noting the salary for the job will be $10,100 annually or more depending upon qualifications of the applicant. Jenior, who has been with the city for the past tow- years, was earning $11,782.71. The city council on a 4-I vote last week with only Nelson opposing, fired Jenlor effective July 4. Councilman Pat Southward who initiated the action, sasdJenlor,58, did_______ noldiaplsya It will take four to as weeks to find a replacement for take Mary's fired Zoning Administrator - Building Official Francis Jenior, Councilman Cliff Nelson, cornmissioner of the department, told colleagues Thursday night. Nelson said the problem is finding someone who is qualified not only in building Inspections, but also to conduct plumbing and electrical Inapectlona as well, Hi said he approached the county for assistance if It otwuld be needed alter Jenici's notice period expires on July S and the county building and zarduig depaulinent promised all help posaitie. In addition. the city Council al the Thursday night workshop agresdto approve at regular g neat wick as 'preld-esIyti no but sonic citizens and was not as helpful to others. Mrs. Southward cited Carl Nice, as one person he had been helpful to and Ralph Neff as one he had not been as helpful to. Nice had applied lathe city for aconittlonal use of property for a day care center while Neff had applied for a building permit to build a repair garage. Both men said that Jenior had helped them with their projects and lauded Jenior for his enforcement and adherence to the city's budding codes. When new evaluation sheet, for city ernplo>ets were submilled Lathe council Thursday night by City Clerk Sig Pearson for consideration, City Attorney (ary Massey said he is cancerned about the city's previous practice of having only the councilman-department head in charge of a specific employee evaluating that employee, '' "If Habeas had natuat agreement with Vince Butler, a protern.cresting approach." Jenior and was the only one to wtio has been aes'slngasa beck- She also said h. was helpful to evaluate, his evaluation would Lake Mary Ponders 4 Sites For Complex MIAMI i UPI - liurgiaries, robberies and auto thefts in Florida's 's two largest cities, Miami and Jacksonville, de dined slightly during the first three months of 1971. the Fill said today. But violent crimes, including rape, murder and aggravated assault, increased slightly in both cities during the same . FRISBEE 'trn. rica once an appropriate site is IlililIld tflg1IicF5 Clark, t)sctz selected, the city will either and Asso ciates Inspect the contract to purchase or tak, an F0ps11a and give a recum- option on the property, conmendalbon. Ungent icon federal fimdliig Ths. ,t,, sailected I"1 IIthST being approved. conaideratlon include: 10 acres Mayor Walter Sorenson said at $18,010 or five acres at $34000 it is hoped that the tract paroff RISIISWI p,4 g4itely chased wilU be sufficient in we nof5 13- for all city fimilsons. 14 acres for $I*,0N4140,100 at Currently the city is the northwest corner of Rinsholoot RNW mr4 Buys Di-e operating its administrative mW 34,7 Kra on Old lake functions from rental space, a hung is leased for the police, Mary Itoad and Wilbur for department and the city's heavy read eMpenenI and Tin ca=a agreed to narrow stockpiles .1 do's being Me on to be considered to two dared on Cowicibnan Griffin's alter receiving i-.com- LMaMaryBoule,ardprup.fly pj4g tram Q56 theta M no charga. Maiutenanc. of aid then to isv, appraisals city vehicles also is beIng done done on the two final cotc. on the Griffin P OW ty. 70114 Sud0,t Iic,i for Con$.ng4onc.e $ 75 JOINT PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION FUND ESTIMATED I1EVENUE AND R1'(LIpT% 10 the f.Oc.l last ond,rig Sept 30 isIs tolii 741115 and Ott'., Riv0,nus 1_no Si*vcwot 01 ongloAf budget ISTIMAYID Avin,.,. alpl.(4$.n numb" F 10021141 One d'Set'ave sivtin into St iot'ns R,an v.a LasiMonnro., .In.th t(I405,t.ed as (less Ill. $oi.I40t• Ion 'P(iaI*5. pi0fOgatOn. andrnJIie9,flOSI 00 04A Wood:;#@ *.Ii 1,5 pnoposaitt'ao tIn, final .f$l*nt tm$a,'onIt of 'ne dsct'ar0,." Is the I'an I. Sector, A. of lat 'iltudo *IPD(S flnrn.t to be (Pi4niqd it 544 a *0110*0 i- properties were rejact.dfo,a variety of reuses bicled dea. Ion high esbUi WEATHER price, sot vltPM lie city lknda a.a riflsgs fore" rNo, 7$; eseuLI less, 74; yss$náy's high, $7; baissitelt pteawe 39.94; rilea dSy, N p.tt. Psrwt N . rshi tot — sagai,. F.saI tItlusel L,*,Iat.se, I Iwo, ,f$lu.nt1-110-Orill, 410 face 80ec54 by tP' iffect.v aa,e JO *1* rnosI$,cJt,on. orid 510.11 ,i'Osiin 411990 unIt pic,vn.I y.p,I.on Oafs JO JO_nl )IL EtfIusol"I CI'aaolnitcs In i.No1Lsas4. lUCiD, S'oScIwøn.c.l 04 79" 0.1,50,4 IS day ) S.,.p.n4.d5old F_nil Cello,rn RacI.,i.i Tilal iliMbof Nitroiu, 1.1.1 Nlnogie Tolal PIsotffn0,v, I TIEUIAWIDAVi )S.&I Isaiki N. 1-17 &ftsI —Pl01.5 key W4IS.R.,— hill taes: No 1:21 a., IN p..., his $lz*a.., —p... pe,tu N. its &a., HiD ps., his utk as., 123 p... NOd,bcIi.,9. Poo d.Icbian0, ileø.sct'at. No asciia,0, No d.WPIin0, N. 4.Sct'av0, 40d'V'sa,0, Pv.seeudLIwil, Dam 1. Ave Ma. is as 2040 $ i V--qw 61 ICE CHEST ESTIMATED EXPENSES Total Budget a_n.,,,.0, Conlnancp - $ I RAZORS 04 of. cans FOR L LADIES LADIES' KNIT . ottlalup And pants SUMMER iijtt SLACKS • ('dItI'ifll'u$>evtrr Iliend IticV tare ..' .. art fulloo lined TOPS • ho Pit- ('tittois ..pcLPut)ee4er . to o $ $ IS. ial.lti1,1 . MEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT MEN'S SEDGEFIELD 00 30000000 )YV.NI7O PANTS EXTRA STRENGTH Vasefine1 : e__s,, : ::: black BRAND .60,75. urn Wttt's ' INTENSIVE II $ 5,115.11734 $5,533 53 Tascs and Other l,van,,, WESTINGHOUSE and NORELCO RAINCOATS LIGHT BULBS L,ss$p.nc,nnt eisner., budget Casts Balance Forward Tn_nisini I 1,55044000 115.42000) I10.0" as ESTIMATED EXPENSES $ CARE LOTION Woo, o Pair $ $ FINS PROTECTION FUND ESTIMATED REVENUE AND RECEIPTS Ilil local veer fnidnq SapI 10. till 7 01 61 15 3 FOR LADIES'? PIECE 30 QUART FOAM DISPOSABLE TWIN BLADE RAZORS Your Choice $ 0 Viitr.& Do F:ir. l'irj lIrs .Joi, pug. $ F GOOD NEWS' DEODORATS do : 13.45044511 I All $ 213 Qaepaitmiob6FOR is he" ".'. total Iudgi$ BOYS' $ 1.571.53410 13.13050 I7O. 40 I I ft.O $0Q I MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE Tube Socks Bead Towels a was hams Cash Balance Fovan4 * 11.176 cc 120.17515 $ 171,11. 00 $ 1.155.100 r seas. p.11.1.4 • Full cushrnn'$It% I 12" TABLE TOP KNIT SHIRTS Barbeque Grill Fi To., R_nn14 C5I4 SelI (1(714.5145 Pleas, or lii, firi*n *0051af'onI.u, II persons *111 WSW base wool 5, InlOnegNi las. 1. 117$ DRINK MIX P.1*11 lIMO GILLETTE ARRI D %f5_n $ *31515141 FSDIIALISVINUS$waIINOsO Is as 1 Total a,,,n.,.. Cast' Sola,ci F or *at d ESTIMATED REVENUE AND NE((Ip7$ for thl tc.I via' .nd.nq Sept 30, *75 - 4. De ssont JO En,l,wwneIw.I •l!,.ia$..n ',qsaOIod Ii (sIlly 15141(5.40, incenIa_n o15 5 pirvswo$ JO 51.10*140140 Is. Fidecel Pilluf_nu C.Wrea Act. an Imsoeni id. Woo"V~00 53 liii Ce.w'w.es an #""me JO cinMucaf an ifticivoing a re_ne In piOI4 InlN,114 l_n,sJ SI 5e*.Iti4 to Mn CIlia_n T TI,,_nai, NPDI$ P,,s14 Sahan. Flocide DOWIRWO II Sn.'non,,wowI IlivInMa, 00051 lIe., aay ae$$ 1bS,q. *4*140 111140111, 1201 did JO 151 do* 00 004 N.l'1ftellcir Ito posoac h4dwoft1 6 Al so I0Ic,6ed als,, Ms two a55wci .'iI ce (54', IIII III SVdi *5 ,1(11y5 cSnw5$ tl$$f5 OS DEV lit WYLER'S LEMONADE , I.-..'I-s-, $ 1.54Sa$ 00 GIANT IN AID FUND ESTIMATED REVENUE AND WECIIPYS for Iii lOcal teir Ind.rig Sept 10 lots 2140 odMo W p Ps401,ot' ROLLS FOR 2152a 00 Cast' Scoer,. asaiI'vel_nss.ts.f PA Ry,',t', Actionotiorstrotior will hasaf t, pMIC strafing A44,t, lei 000.01 00*41 l's, •PJO.af'sn PW is. ø,, rn.11OI.o,o,, a sAMe's shoo ting Is, .isel 4N 4I 4n JO 151 ditu's,s. and f'woaI information on .*avin p,se,as,o are ave.iuo, by vordoeir ad ti, FPAadM A oevJOfs.eneu Permit jallo.,.,Mai.them EPA T11e a9**atsi,, ewnesosts v sediW. and 051, ,4ws.$.an a,, o,a4ess• for II 340 C.w$lai'd $1,140, $14 Fun, AIiau$a, revive and ""W"S Glir5', boom ""W"S ts.'s*,$WS iSa_n Ord 4$p_n,MaMa, fMasqfu Friday A Clo,15 AsActowe I, evs.isl, In suMac vi@ at a ciiu,, 50 10 515,155 X= 1 '01 our I l$t.NtOO EXPENSES far Ti., ogiu4 'red.f,(eI,i Fir trot Cl, JO Sanford $e.a Tru.tnen, P10111 Sanford. Flend, lii, b4wo PFOC OIS@d on s. ININS JO eistpip Mad Jl10ce1. q(o_nrnqn4e4 by the 1*04. 00 Florida D.s,tse.iw of is ,.t015Is0,taIU$5,.0, 'ale now aIIS(500414($oa,g,I,rn4.t,..$*fail pa' an,Msn$ "Stags above easild , Oil" 00 0.WttWs 'MS Las. ., 11* Ia,,n.nrnlvsfaf Pvrmct,an A*s.iy 's Mill • OW and .4I,4 cause 1.051 IOn such modification Ti.. pncpos•d 'nodf,( if l,.41I*0$l,5 and .N IS cenwnww Nurn 11* publ.c Pecs.,oi e150, No c.rnnsiq Iwsm or oMsuI to Is•proposed "no4,I0 l invl041, 5515_nI some in lar-tong olishion 20 is. s Town the da ly DI 1114 I1.I,(I l IF', CI51._nie$ D,v'$*i, us Sn,',siwsai PvJO_nf.an Adam W. 345 Cou,IIanO Sired, N I. AIIIe. Gsanua asasi, ATTN MOnaEII,s.s, TIwNPOESI 'ShiV.. l't'Chd51lWiilWiI Pool 00 comments All corn_non's ricl,,,d e.t$sin far $44, piru *Ill be consideredmoral *0,mulaf,0, of final 0i4S,rnInal.o, vopand.n 1111 sow.nca.iorw ~0 'I've 4 a t415Ik4n$ d.gnei of pvti.c ,Meness in fl', proposed pin_no T s. F 15, • .h us $ To 0 -.411 .o * 2 BRELLAS UM . - • l'j'sIl iuiInr'. $7. 057.14300 (107.17151 1.014.353 x Yofal *udqs$ R,ner,,Ior Corstingan c, , Cast, Inn,,,. NOTICIOF PIOPOSID MODIFICATION OF NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ILiMINATION AND NOTICE or CONSIDERATION FOU STATE CIUTIPICATI0N Ti.. U S In,.,onrnrno,.I Pro*,ct.oe All,,,, ((PAt pf0001so to ssedlv Nat.onal PoIl..ta,W D.W151r9. IIrn'.s.I'.n %yidirn INPOISI pinail rnb,f Ft 0020111 s5s*41s Cit, of Sanford. Poit Oflice soot 1775. 30 Norm Pans A,,n,, Sarl.nd. Florida )37fl. W .t Sanford *TP. Nor th chapter 15,1 Daily A.. Ma. $ (ast' Balance Forward TtanS,c5 Sal. Bias, Si.., Need TeliAaei, FIsnida 20201 Mida, • • I lor,il pattern's OOTH PASTE .It)%IirlW of 7n.S7, 1.90 Notice Dipar$*i.t of ts,,n.e.s..I.l I.,Iat.iø Te.. Ye.,,, 00$'ci 5ulI*5 Flow : fasorite .., Cast' 111two,vo 51.00 ,1 Fls,,dd sidered." Mrs Southward said earlier ' CREST T SCOT TISSUE 5OfbfI C Pvsi.i Notice N. 755.0011 workshop session Thursday ikgM narrowed 12 offered sites to lOSt, deciding to have con- SCOT TOWELS and state law does not require IN C$JIVMIIII *1* - 203 East 1st Street Downtown Sanford JUMBO SIZE WHAMMO period, the Fill's uniform crime report said. Jacksonville recorded $441 criminal offenses at all types in the first quarter, down from 9,394, the I'Bl report saici Miami showed a drop from $990 to 4,409 crImes and was raikrJ 3th among cities with populations greater than 100,000, the report added. Legal Notice 141 Cen1t.ed lIved, N I Atlisfa, O..rea Mill and ranged in price from $18,000 per acre to p3,000 per lAllian (lrltfus and Pat South- acre. ward - for a site for a future Sonic owners sent in dream city gonriwnmd complex may prices," said Mrs. Southward. to nearing an eist ..Some of the prices quoted are The city council at a too outrageous to be can. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 9 o.m.-5:30 p.m. Crime Report have at least been one 01 the city to pay its employees the employee for the tune acmedium approval with nothing time and a half for overtime. crued or will require the em from the other councilmen," The council again affirmed ployce to take the time off. said Massey, adding his con- its decision that employees cern is about documentation to beginning in July will not be Of Nelson's recommendation support council's actions, permitted to accrue more than that citizens be permitted to file In other business, the council 40 hours of compensatory time. complaints on city employees discussed changing its per- But no decision was made on by telephone, in writing or by sonnet policy to pci-nut new how compensatory time, sworn statement, decision was employees to borrow sick leave already accrued, will be han- delayed until next week's which they have earned. dled — whetherthecltywtllpay meeting. Current city policy is to permit new employees to accrue sick I leave at the rate of one day per month but forbids use of the sick leave until the employee LIGAL NOTICE has completed his six month NOTICE OF PUSL1C HEARING probation. TIsi Board of court, Com.uior,qi m eli bold a puc hearing on )ul, The council agreed to give ii. s* at II OO rn. or as sour, Uspr,a,t,, JO t5.bua. on 9* county federally'fiaided Comprehen. Coasm.ss.on me,4ag ,00.., Sns,nue Count, Courttsooea, Sanloqd, lor 'hi pu'posa Of WOW ng Ouppl•r,linti budgets for F.0it via, sive Employment Training Act llOfOJ ,,, IS lo,rocludo budget "SOfliO ricirid arid cast' balance loreard ri ,.cns of CETA) employees the sameol,.omai frthge benefits as other emIhe co ociased 5up4imintal buoiot% are Iummar,,,d as *0110*5 OINUAL FUND ployres. after City Plainer ESTIMATED REVENUE AND Biggie Allard, a (.ETA em- Ion the fscal p , widrig S,pf )O IM ployee, noted cods of the fringe Iive _________ benefits will be paid by ste Total 'J'fl Ind S Løs Sp.rc.,W ,l OIbq'ahl byjori (.4.4.1 gu1vouuUi. cast' ftionce, e.re Massey reported that federal Y'aaai, LI 5 Is,,r.,wesotaI PnMeet,si, A,ety I,..e IV. Colon Isisiceulauf Biases Theu.e,-tnnth search by two lake Mar y councilmen RES ST OPEN JULY 4th 9.5 MONDAY-THURSDAY 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Satisfaction Guaranteed Time Needed To Fill Lake Mary Post By DONNA 1TE5 herald staff Writer spleclifflas -N 0%1161W cuitIuln. .4.1 £ r 12% uretch n>lon - - ø 'I . Brass legs SI p_n.1.. rhtum. grill (STOMA lID EXPENSES '0101 6~ PUDSUAL REVENUE $NAItN NO I $ 50 ESTIMATED REVENUE AND NECEIPT$ IS, Itol fiscal wow 1n1445 149* 30, 1975 Total arvoinue Laos 1 pinc .ini JO or g.ndI budgis Cast' Balance FS,e.,d TJOai SEWER OpUNATiii 1.10.33000 SUDsy ESTIMATED REVENUE AND RECEIPTS IS, the local Vu' $11415 Slpf 30. ISIS Total Fla.~ CeV.S4Ianc,For.a, 5 T',hi, 72055500 10.30100 30100 00 lai.di ESTIMATED EXPENSES I VIII' 1"dl5 RyWq1 1W C0*W.5C1(y $ 143.11400 $l 00 S 711.14040 Tvn51 ATTEST LilIn H SecI.4s,j,, land as Courts It Cons_n.m_nw,. 11_n's.,, Count,. Foories N.In4 I Chairman 50.4400 Count, (Qns_nj_n sis 1115.1500 Counlr, F 1W.d. 5101'1t' JuIC 20 (75 011514 0 FOR 211 S 1.400.33500 ESTIMATED EXPENSES SITu ens FORMULA 409 1-1i,o, TOSS N 1 SOFT SPRAY CLEANER • Big x, $ ("'•' : o75c $3 5 to Faberge J UG PICNIC • Suflnto uur cash • Presents cling o,, site 241 lts'sulaird [.,, SHAMPOO Pns s - tiosti, - - j A - Organics .4.nd ie.,, •iooiI15 ' I — �6 1 te Evening Heiald A round * N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area C.d.xs.m.2011or1214S3 9 Friday, June 30. 17I-4A _" 1 Home Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Month, $140 I Months, $14.20; Year, $2140. By Mall: Month. $2.70; IMontha, 11620.12 Most. ths, $32.40. j ____ The Clock Dilemma Of West sank I was going to suggest that local rent.sueanteurs set aside a section of their establishment specifically for non-smokers. The size would be based upon demand and usage by the two factions. Iwas going to mention how one evening my family and I went out to eat and we asked for a "no smoking" sedon The proprietor agreed that the main dining room was much too smoky and was so accommodating as to seat us in the adjoining banquet hail where where we enjoyed a leisurely dinner. by ourselves. I might add that the Intimacy. as well as the breathing of dry-fresh air, was rather nice. I was going to tell you, too, that the New Jersey Public Health Council recently voted 1-1 to ban smoking in public places. These public places Indude restaurants, hotels, hospitals and theatres. (AbeT Mates are following silt. I feel that unless each smoker voluntarily stops smoking in public. pirw I had thought of telling aboult how difficult 4 is to be settled ina "no smoking" section of some otthe — [ •41 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor RONALD G. BECK, AthegDirector A couple of months ago, Doris Dietfldi asked me to write an Around The Clock cohgnn. Weil, having rastuiated long enough, here it is. The subject 01 my Around The Clock was an easy one for me to decide upon, as I am reminded of it almost daily. By MARSHA WAIT local res*aurarts, or a reasonable substitute ac rommodatim, if they indeed have such a place. I was going to say how long II takes snout raurar*s to find seats where no one is smoking. I feel this is due to a lack 01 understanding and preparedness on the part of the edabllstvnent. And. how we nonsmokers are looked upon as having a rare disease or are soft-social because we want to be seated apart train smokers. Granted, smokers have a right to smoke but not pollute the air of clhers. We non-smokers have the right to breathe clean air. the federal government will restrict and regulate i And, finally, I was going to say 'hurray" to Perkins Cake and Steak in Altamaide Springs for being we of the few restaurants In the Orlando area I have been In which otter a no-smoking section to , i their patrons. HMMM! I hod that I have rambled on about a subject that I was hestasd to write about, in the beginning: how difficult it Is for we non-smokers to enjoy eating out these days. In the manner that International developments seem to have of taking their separate turn at center stage, the Middle East again claims U.S. attention which has been distracted by events elsewhere. After prolonged debate, the government of Israel has decided to resist American pressure to renounce its occupation of the West Bank area after a five-year interim period. Surely this issue will be at the top of the agenda for Vice President Mondale as he begins his visit today to the Middle East. submit It as an Around The Clock colwnn. and say, perhaps, what others wish they would or could. Nonsmokers, your rights of not wasting to smoke are being compromised. By the way. I wonder where I should go for a sandwich and votfee' Prime Minister Menachem Begin's response to Washington's pointed inquiry about Israel's in. tentions regarding the West Bank was to reaffirm the proposal made earlier to Egypt's President Anwar Sadat. That plan provided for Palestinian selfgovernment, an end of Israeli military control, retention of Israeli defense arrangements in the area and an international review of the west Bank's future in five years — but no prior agreement o return o r • This was a disappointment to the Carter administration, which had hoped Israel would accept the principle of withdrawal from occupied Arab lands in return for a peace settlement, as set forth in U.N. Resolution 242. The purposeof the Li Sin9ulry was to get some movement in t h e stalled Israel i'rgypmian negotiations. But, as events has proved, It was unrealistic to expect as tough a realist as the prime minister to commit some future government of Israel to hand over the West Bank to the Arabs five years hence. In fact, the Begin government, which has been reviled by former Prime Minister Golda Meir for its concessions, probably could not have survived such a policy. In any event, the Carter administration is correct In focusing its attention on the West Bank, which remains the chief snag to a Middle Eastern çacegtlement., ...,,-, (. 'J'..', Prom the time 01 his historic peace pilgrimage to Jerusalem in November, President Sadat has insisted that the West Bank must be part and parcel of any peace settlement; to this end he has deferred a return of the Sinai peninsula, which is his for the asking in a separate peace with Israel. The real problem arises out of the demand by President Sadat and the more militant Arab leadership for nothing less than an independent Palestinian homeland in the West Bank. This Is unacceptable to Israel as it is the United States because the Palestinian Liberation Organization would, in all likelihood, seize control and, with Soviet support, constitute a mortal peril to the Jewish state. Thus, in reality and despite superficial dlfferences, Israel and the United States are in basic agreement that a future Palestinian state in the West Bank, by whatever name, cannot be entirely independent; it cannot be independent to choose terroristic leaders to wage war on Israel; and it cannot be Independent to become a new Soviet vassal in the Middle East. The obvious challenge for U.S. diplomacy is to draw Prime Minister Begin and President Sadat from their hardllne, opposing posItions toward a middle-ground meeting of minds, Having gone th rough the exercise of eliciting Israel's position on the West Bank's future, the United States has cleared the way to put forward its own plan, as, Indeed, the State Department has _. .ah La _.. .1... sux_aewicu II Ifld UU. BERRY'S WORLD . . 0 In GM -~_ . /' (# • ./', ,',-'," j ,: ', / W ASHINGTON ho aug14 to determine national (~onftress,, concerned about the elderly and handicapped, or the General Motors Corp.. determined In protect an ill-tuned $50 million - - , . / ~XIAS . • 1 - W n'Cri$nye Fueled by con. Untied sharp rises in food and housing costs, consumer prices in May soared 0.9 percent to register the fifth substantial increase in as many months and keep inflation at a doubledigit level, the government said today The May jump identical to April's gain I ` / ' invedmed7 a. On five separate occasions between 1970 and 1975. Congress passed laws mandating that urban public trwlpoitafton.usually lntheform of buses, be made accessible to the 29 mill" aged wdcksabledAmencana who often have no othermeans 01 reaching doctors. Mores and 11 I ' . / • , .. I_______ be . - . - 4.9 . . - . SILT atives. From 1971 through 1977, the l)ep.rtment 01 Transportation uIX)Ti spent $77 million to develop Mandthfoealow-fioor,wide..door bus. Federal funds pay for 50 percent of virtually all new bum purchased in the country's major But GM never e n w u. •. • ' -. ____ We've JIW brought In the first crop-onions and radishes. The onions were fine, but the radishes ... well, - its disdain for the proposed II artive,y IUIRCU agiunn tme ('UflfA. resided DOTs Initiatives and Invested $50 million In Its own 'advanced design bus" Deliveries 01 that bus, known as the fIX, began tad y. In May 1977, however, DOT Secretary frock Adams ended years of litigation, controversy and uncertainty by firmly proclaiming that all lXJTfliiasic'ed buses purchased after September would have to meet "Trsnsbus" 1979 specifications. food and fun." That, in fact, is the title of the Agriculture Department's current yearbook, "Gardening for Food and Fun." We would have dime well to follow its admonition about radishes: "Thin small ones toeat and let others grow." Until recently you could have had the yearbook free by writing your congressman and asking for it. No more, alas. Now It costs 0.50 and you get it by writing to the Superintendent of l)ocigiients, U.S. Government Printing Office Washington, 0.0., 20402. Enclose a money order or check. Or pick up the book at one 01 the Government Printing Office's bookstores around the nation. There IS another way you can get the Information. The book is split Into four main 0.3 private communications satellite was blasted into orbit late Thursday, completing a three-satellite network for Comstar General Corp., designed to provide 18,000 additional long distance telephone circuits for domestic communications, shed its booster rocket 28 minutes alter liftoff, exactly on time. Nuclear Protesters Return WASHINGTON IUPI I— Protesters against the Seabrook, N.H., nuclear power plant were threatening today to again block the entrance in the Nuclear It.pusialory Commission If the agency fails to prevent the plant's construction. Police arrested 54 demonstrators Thursday for staging a die in" at the entrance to the commission. says these can be had, free, by writing Consuazuei' I'rouhict Information Center, Public t)ocuane*s Distribution Ceder, Pueblo, Cola., 51509. The I at .st', pow i plulets, mot of them for under $1. Another way 01 drawling on Uncle Sam for home garden help Is to consult your "county agent". There are 3,050 U.S. cousdles. A courdy agent-40 percent federally paid, 40 pSrvU* date paid, 50 percent county paid-servos each. look In the phone book under county government for your county agent's number. — 'flistrenstara will haves retfactable ramp to allow wheelchair entry, while the fIX has a noisy, complex hydraulic hft. Tin lransbusdoor will be 44 Inches wide, compared with 33 inches on the RTX, More than a dozen organizations, representing I million handicapped and elderly Moreover. a lxii study predicts that the technical and Nazis Win March Approval CHICAGO , Ulll)-- A federal judge has ruled is group of nevi-Nazis may march July 9 as planned in Marquette Park, the center of a be useful to home gardeners. Some, like the newsprint "tabloids" published by Kentucky, West Virginia and Misolasippi. are free. Some of Philadelphia. Miami and Los Angeles farmed a consortium last November to buy $30 Iranabuses. Denver, Seattle and Minneapolis have announced joint plans to make another major prctiaae. But GM's buaprodecing GMC Division is faced with two unpalatable alternatives: Expensive retooling at Its Pontiac, Mich, plant or failure to recoup the 970 million Investment in the fIX assembly line. racially tense Southwest Side neighborhood. Use slicker ones are free, too; just ask for them at your county aged's office. In Texas the pamphlets are published In both English and Spanish. In Mississippi there's a tendency to focus on local crops like greens, okra, squash and lima beans. in Georgia you can learn about growing red raspberries and wild apples in Nebraska about "pot gardening," lii, 'Hogan' Beaten To Death SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. IUPI) Actor Bob Crane, 49, whose sheepish grin as television's Colonel Hogan" usually meant trouble for his captors in the hit show Hogan's Heroes," - Vermont about "spot control for hard-to-kill weeds." There are hundreds 01 these psmpblda, localized for your needs. Bob Wesrne, winos, professional We darted in Flathead County, Mont., is very high on another Agriculture Department program that began In 1972. This Is for "master gardeners-often Mired folks-who are given $0 hours of training by county agents, or state extenalors specialists In return for which they asidact free "garden clinics" at shopping cederu and In community taitidings, (Aten, they help county agents by fielding fthon, calls, too. m, Use country's largest industrial curporatlon has actively worked to undermine the udent of DOT and Congress. Terming the Transbvs "a technological disaster," GM Washington loyIat Roland P. thatMte says IXIT "caved Into the elderly and handicapped." , utensil" lobbying efforts of GM's Washington daft — joined on occasion by Elliott M. tIns corporaijon's pceaidrd and thief operating omeer — paid an an May Ii, when the entire Trensbua program was Uwoilu into fur. mod. - - — - - - - -- -- — — - D.C.. Death Rendezvous For Latin Killers WASHINGTON — It appears that triands. The Ferreiras left the omadry under the Washington, D.C., I. slowly becoming a protection of the Austrian government. grueso me resdeavoup for secret death squads Father and son Caine to the United States full MA by latin Ame rican dictators to eliminate 01 hope that their days of to. were behind thes. who oppose their Iron-fluted regimes. them. Events have proven them wrung. thu SsçI. 21, IM tanner thllsami forei gn Last Se$einb,r, Juan Ferreira testified inlidater Orlando Ldsher and a companion were before a congressional cordVence about the killed when a bomb plaited under their cat arbitrary arrests, torture and murders that hare espided as they drove, along Washington's licimnie a way of life In his native country, later -'uy row. An Alperican espaiflat. closely that day, he received an emnysnous talephene linked with CIties sait police and a group 01 call. The caller lady berated Ferreu'a as a liar amdl-fre Cubans here been Indicted for the and a traitor to his country. It was merely the murders. begsrmuwi. Yr Investigative sour ces, w, have learned Over the following months, anonymous that theWe, of a prssnlil Urvguayaa esil, Is now bug 1lees114 He is Jean K. Ferreira. callers' left u*nbeea meomges with the sun of a tinner oppI1cn leader in Unuay. aecrutarlal service at Yerrelra's apartment. FeirWa waft lot the Washington Off ice on "lob, called you and wadato an you," aid one Latin America IWOLA), a ctvlc.rellgloua mewge. "Michelbe called and hopes to see you said anther. width mentors benson rights lobs soil Michelbu were the two friends who Uregesy e dsr the control of a bridal had bees executed in Argentina. military junta he 113. Y.nsU o spoke out Several callers left the name of Acnta y apaint the didaterp and was timed lid, jail Eats. He was the launder of Unsay'a death ss Ow a twayser pried. who was benisif aashealed he 1972. H. slly dhe Argnt in November 1971. Utiner message Op stated t "Eamedrin do Iii m- sr, a mitilary jnta task over that Is Moette" had called. TIla lsIy'n for "dueth _ sucaly agents amen #M Its, rein to pease,VA 0119U living in Lt November, Yerreua appeared bidet, TWO ci FrWa's client friunds Mu $*spp?tand Womb" He and his father soegtd rdre he the Andrian .uhss,y arid busty escaped the fate that bsl,U their the human rights c.mmlasion of the Organization of Americas Slates, Shortly thsriidtar, son aisayma. caller angrily sdu.1J Ferreira to leave the United Slates. Subsequent callers threatened him with death if be dobnl leave before Dec. 31. The deadline passed but the menacing celia have contliveed to come on an average of five or as tunes a neath. In thecenber, Ferreira and WOIA director the Rev. Joseph Ekuulge soiftid the help of the FBI. Alter a lengthy Interview, they were told there was a question of jurIsdictional authority. The FBI said they void check wbebe' the me, fell into their ballwick and then notify Yerrira and Eldridge. They are still waiting for the call. Tires mosthe later. Kidruige wrote to Secretary of Slat. Cytus Vance asking for help. Several weeks posed before be received a call irons a Stat. Eheputmeid himnarn rights official who suggested a(mIvp&.h* he longed with the ihneev,r1J'gng we me Inoed 3K01 Y authorities." Beyond that, he said, seccily "there Is nothing the awsidasy It state Co do eace* pray." DRUG DEALs Before utepping down idIot 5) yea's as a power briber a Capitol HIM, Son, James Eastland. D.Mbe., weds to bsalh a mIdtlm'lllon.dsUu praised to a handful of U.S. drug firma and other corporations. The chalr• ma ii the Sinale Judidoty C— 1-e Is pushing legislation that would Immunize pharmac,utIcal firms against prlce-ftitng ' was found dead Thursday in an apartment near a theater where he was performing. No motive was immediately found for the slaying. There was no sign of forcible entry, police said, and Crane was beaten so badly his body was not immediately identifiable. They said Crane died of at least three blows to the head, apparently inflicted with a heavy in strument while he was sleeping. 2,000 Boo Gov. Brown * SACRAMENTO. Calif. IUPI ) A crowd of 2,000 state employes booed and cursed Coy. Edmund G. Brown Jr. Thursday because of his proposals to cut out their pay raises in accordance with Proposition 13. Brown appeared briefly at a rally on the Capitol lawn and asked the government workers to think of those facing unemployment and facing layoffs" in local government because of passage of Proposition — 13. lawsuits flied by foreign go,erwusr*a. This wsid Immediately exempt Piber, American Cyanamid and other drag manciactius from mita Wouglill by Wed Gemany, India, Cl-'nIta arid the naming. District of Calombla plies department. The two men wood their way through the Incamoed German officials have teed on an bureaucratic labyrinth he several ilsys. Finally 11111s7 diplesnatic We ci protest to the Slate a homicide *ettivs task heir The drug co'poa *ga ft have boa fled that the telephone company wallil place a u$er as Psn'slra'a line. gaily olfiaing the price of an willaisick called Metrepildon police sastos told us ted a totracydlee in ted reentry. They were ordered — "uderc" ha Indeed been placed a to pay out abed so million to UI Verreli'a's lolopliesiss On. "We hape to lMe, Emdi's m1mas would silo, them to a.- calls to Particular phone a.iber said 1 linus ripping off teiu cedemen with em,edlptcr, "We Iedk they emy be ehe Item puty. the Unntuayaa Military Nowsin In W" To play it side, limit bee hansel Jibe He added greasly, "We don't wed amillsor Hatliai, a former Ese"-1 aide, Is libby lather Ca.." oted malona FUede: A Slate Eheputmed spolissimose told us they had "taken note of these tlreala and komedy, DMa.., is Oft In 1" the 'WIamid giveaway. WO ci the hit IkL Etuard this would have been Impossible' - appearance from President Nixon during his visit this weekend are in for a disappon*meM. Nixon. who is making his tirat public people of the 5t0 I t'ongresMOftIIi l)u.drnct," sand Leslie ('OUflt} Judge I' Allen Mufl('), who has overseen tout of the details for the visit 'trier all, the focus is the outstanding recreational conspire we are nittbcatinit -- speech since his resignation, will appear briefly Nearl> a thousand requests at an airport rally Saturday in for press credentials to cover London, Ky., and then be the speech have been inadr closeted frosts the public at Irons all over the IJniti"J States Ilyden's only motel Saturday and several foreign countries night A brief parade is set for Sunday before his dedication speech of a recreational comrn pIes in the. nriunsty Immediately following the speech. Nixon will depart for San Clemente. Calif. leslie C,jwity Judge C Allen Mww', who has overseen mod of the details for the visit, makes no apologies for the lack of public access to the farmer president The credentials nay be as hard tot as tickets for - "Thvi I can say f or sure.' %aid Mussy flier,' wont be an) Interview. with the press. k-nt fur anib.sly tsginalIy. rstiitnates of the crowd for the dedication were put at 5o,000 hut when word itul out about potential traffic peoblefins and the tact Niiofl will 1*- speaking to a selected "This is an aflame for the group 01 only 2.500 inside a Pugh pesple of this county and the school gymnasium, the *A t- S.r.'ces Reidentil T,o.',,n,,,t of Disturted (i5iIdrI, n S.twst Tot— Horse (lIvecd Meal, ome ½oag'.rnc'nt Service, Ho,ns'ttq Sercu H4lfmprOy,f,*nt Sect'ces lfl'ti,• Treatment racnt.e, R,tardators Case *0'S Social Group See-ice, Spe'c'i St'v'cii to, Ep.l.p'ra Training arid Related Se.. cii Tranjp,ytat,on Src'i Infor"taw and R.f..ral Legal Sicei Glimps e Nixon P.rsore-e,.dnng In Ph. Stat. *tv 'red an.', of the listed under tie six if the', at, dwindled to a pour where state Inlite us> onl 5.011) inns> attend Atiii* 40 county workers .iJ be sworn in as deputies to he' with crowd and traffic coudrc to assist state police and Sec-re Service officers runates Traffic control will be tin tinsjor problens lacing las enforcement officers There i only one nisin road leading is and out of the town I'ouple w ho do waist to cunu in flh1514 as well be prepared los the traffic larn of their life, saisi U Ernest his-ens of IN Kentucky State Police Although the loon apçsare'ntj3 is taking the visit in stride pJarii are being made to nuaks 'ure the event is properi reito-nitetril A tout capsule with itt-fins ofthe Sizun visit will be Ircitallod in the vault o thec ount) courthouse. to 1* opened during tune county': nionnhal In 20711 - - HOSPITAL NOTES dune is. ins ADMIsSIONs Bottle £Ea.,l%. *.Aloe o,itw*io 55*ei Slais' *505 L CaWuioSil ,,.ei, *n.qi ne.41. J It.' v.WSI F *1*.0 iuc.. CwI,5E Iacla'ot. A116041009 L All.. c Caneesti (lathii £ SlaiWt S•'4155 twapsiF Csesss,,n, besot, aeo.' A *Slts(k, 0e5 Pe't'an. Detain, ('aiM I. 11owaist. 64,. Los £ *IliI',an. 55.011 Y'eodo' GOSL Di000 E Red O.. Dens.'. pr,, £ %nt, D.l!s,'ia D..'es fuSS. DeSaiim a.,se.' G PaIls". beltS i.n. is'cais. it c,,ec f'.' ,,,., ' bits'., A Owesi. Las. M4't Li's I *C'ioaL Lake , Su'ai L'to. Low.ses *IIafnke*$SWuIv,Oi5.iO,C,$, Deo.,s.i I *.m.a, Ova.e, C' i "C''SS is,, ov's's, ,al ec 'CII "&V 'C(i'.@ i.,i i.., of Ad to Famii.ij with Dependent Children IAFD<' o' Plcmo pec,j w'y nW, eere taken into account tn det.erritrig the rie,ds of AF DC 'ec i9r's 14,v4uais *hoie gross monthly income does riot lscead 1t,7 'Se 000 is" ,0.5' •w a nlmt,eit' family iadiiiitid for limit, ,,.i Rnpiqsstt of Suppler'.nlaI Security Icon-.. ISSI) lr*vdt,,ii r.q,*,tirig legal j,q ,,'cei and *t'.cwe gross ,",'r'th11 nt lS3Oiper pier) to' alajr r"emb.q fami, Iad5ut'e'j to' lirril s:. or". its'i ,tt ,,cred $40, All pet-sw eP.o request Information and referral ser.c,, wP.., need se'vc,s to L.f.rM ci remedy egtect. abut. or •,pioitaPIor I Protect,, Sertu(flt Or wPu ruq,est fams, i)irn rs Wr-icecsa, be provided these ser.'ces under Title 15 witPnc1re-9,i,,5 'oit.g'blit, lrndi.,di, Scorn, e$igbnlut'p deP,rminit,onu are r't 'POured f, Peruvi ree..ng TI# s i bunded S'vl(e-s on the basis of group eligibility The f011owing s as i.19,mg of 'ti@ tr.'i ri elIgible Wv'ces and the ccrreipcndrig cri'erna that *01 he to 5irs' me"'te'-."p SERVIE GROUP CRITERIA Residenal Treatment of DilinguenI Ctildrennd Youth in Stayt Term ln'risi,. Treatme, Faculties Delinquent children awl ,'t 'u sbu"'.r... .rOe-ni, '?,59fl'f'flt I,ue, I,, 'hi curt-ic's. of '.*.den' At 'rpt All Titlesi,* Funded ersncis Care) 0 0i -df,,N of P(w Dose' I,, n . mg j,, P.&.4 'Ps' Lancaster Tranrig S(htiol the Mj<PPiersor S( hoof and the Os ret Psitee Sc ..c.pt 0,, Social Coup Sec-.oc,, Partic0..nt, of mlt, PWIPQW 5.not All Tstl* Funded S.r,t,, (eatepi Child Dop Ca,) P1tins5 .nq'jl1ed ri 'hi Childe,n I Ms'1.c.i Service, Program lnfoqm4aisfisferral & Blind _______ • , All T4t1X1 r0nd0d Seraites (fltpr% viSually handicapped ,r,,ld.pats in o f Sits €i (m ci vdAd r'vi c' 455olat,d *%th tP-o taiiin'q bit*' t bra,,,) cWos.0'd b, or 'P"cso, in. Oft.,, of lSl'nsj S.' tic.,. O.par 'men t Cf I at on ... . Health Ippart Trainnnnd R.lat,d Socto I Coup Transpdat ion New York Loan I P''pc's,e Selv ,cin for Children Wrts,denti al I,pr,nt of Chuldepo arid Vo,jns irs Smiort 1,r,, l's'er.,uvC Treatment Fact,'.., Esort It-vices Family honing S.e.,,c.-s Fo5i,q ire Secvicei Sot- Children Health $vo" Sar,'c,s Only Few Will IIYI)EN, Ky. i UPI People who expect a lengthy public Ccrscnw Educators and Polett,ty, Cowsitig E"eriecy Shel,,, Srwit,i for CP'nldr,n of Seed , All h.i.vt (h,l.j Do, Ca'l irdi,&aI, fl r04rt i'n ti-'c P'.'o 'i'l'di',o, ,l'un' ''r"e a '.'i'0' ((wnmuntp "sde,'tal lc,aim.r'• ,rri', , ,a 'iPl'dOtici, .nst,tito'. arid ,w 411 ',''itp,I 'sti, state agriculture divisions to publish an citraordinary variety of how-to pamphlets that can ambulatory citizens. Mi'.'.'aI t.ai!h Er"ergen, S.rcncps M*ntal health Pritirn..nar, 5r,.pj Men'aP H# &f 9 h Reecab,I'a',on and Reutoralion Se'r.'c., .f,tentâi Sfealir. Ride" at Ply, Madras D0000111cabor Mental Health R,'i.d,n'.l Mental Health t,.41ment and Ccsir.ie$.r'q Imploy.ent services - The Agriculture Department also works with aesthetic improvements should Increase ridership by 10 percent among younger and Uregy CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI)- The Comstar into a pamphlet and the Agriculture Department bases wA 32 Wdcbn insanity, des. ad Comstar: Long Distance sections: Introduction to Gardening, 11am. Garden Vegetables, Fruits and Nuts, and Home Food Preservation. Each part has been made The Tia,wtais is specifically designed to be accessible to those bound to wheelchairs Its floor be no more than 22 Inches from the g, compared wit 34-35 Inches for current 'Just autograph that To Deep Throat, without whom all Alabama Supreme Court today ordered John be allowed to die on an operating table so he can be an organ donor. Altaercst Platemqnt for Adult, Chore S'cncei MONTGOMERY, Ala. tYI'D- The Louis Evans III to be executed in the electric chair Aug. 4 although Evans has asked that he '.Mt-Itai t4,ltP, Do, tf.gPnt 1',,&m.n$ Coitnpaninslsp Service-s He Gets Chair, Not Table ticulturist. You can get smart the same way. Half the nation's $4 million families have home gardens, from pots Indsors through our 31square-foot plot to as much ass half acre. All the Adult As. Assessment Adult Op Ca,, Blind S*ice, Ca,. Manaqqim.nt Blind Søv'ces D'agnos.s arid t,aluatnon CPn.ld D4 Care -- housing prices once again were the main culprits in the May inflationary surge. gardnua have one thing uncommon: They're "for . a nyear flation should taper off somewhat later this summer During the past two months, prices have risen at an annual rate of 10,8 percent, the Labor Department said in its monthly report on the cost of living. Food costs, particularly for beef, and A. Weam'ne, an Agriculture Department hoe- • It.e tollonr'g t.o'al and refsab,iitatic. set-cites &l' be salable o" a st 1 w ,4* bass d,,.r"g 'ho proqr was anticipated by the administration. we had a great crop of radish greens. These are Use first returns on a $-by'7 foot plot. Now we're getting smart, thanks to Robert ______/ in Government economists have predicted in- By WILLIAM STEW U4 I Achir Ingor montainee9 ecoecen,c self support topreqS. 'educe or elmowle dip iwmiet'C,. 7 Actuksng or maintaining o.If sulc*ny. including ?dj(tiøvt Or yent5t 3 Prewiting or remedying neglect. abuse or exploitation of ctcldren a&iti unab'e 90 protect ti er own Intents. or pnesernng reftab.litatnnq or reuniting tam.l.e 4 Pressing or reducing nawopviat, institutional ca', b', p'c-,,dirq for cv'r'1j,ty 5uSd care harp based care or other forms of sic , tare. S rUng referral or admission to, flthntut,oisai cote when otter o's of car* art r'c' so propvnat.or provdsng set-sires to Individuals nnititt.tri VsASIIISGTON sUPli How To Grow Your Own -- / The Sta$l Florida Psa been allocated 11011 milo.' on tid.eat funds toe so' al s,'. 'ra's under Titie Xhef the Social Security Act The psposl of ft% pe'qrar" 1 to aro.46 corns' old ru't%ablIltt,ve ser,ices related to it. following Site qoa$u Inflation Increase - ' — JUNE 30. 1171 and Well. Iguess since Ihave written all this, I'll VIEWPOINT What S For JULY I. 1171 Food, Housing Lead — ANGLE-WALTERS I Fe$dev. Jew IS. IC?$.-SA STATE OF FLORIDA PARTMENTOF HEALTH AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES FINAL COMPREHENSIVE ANNUAL SERVICES PROGRAM PLAN NATION IN BRIEF small" areas. More Is. SasSard. Ft. Al l But Ass u red WASIIINGThN I LJ1ll New York ('sty now has the assurance it needs frosts Congins to allow it to seek lung. term loans, but the details still have to be worked out after the - Fourth 01 July recess. Neither boise was in sewsiun today, and only two ('onumttre hears were scheduled The Senate 'Thursday ap. proved $1.5 1*11Mm in guarw. tees of up to II years to Ness York by a vote of 53-27. The llouie approved $2 billion in guarantees ear lier this month A cunprunust an the two figures and other differences between the House arid Senate tails will 11 negotiated by a conference committee after COnitrelaretums train vacation July 10 Piesideid Carter hailed the Child Cy Ca'. (scott Senate !,.4r as a historic ;.flnt in %ew 'torks path to t'tOf101ihii recover) Hut he potebl wasn ' t as happy atu4 stile other gotngsun Iburda) tan Capitol lull By a 244-140 soft-, the house intria.1 it, take to the cuurdrs tIn tjursls.ins 'f Carter cunis pa- trim r. (art,rr inflatsun. an. (artet Wasson 11w, Arineri ran 1w,ople will tale the firs 4rp towards regaining twitru 05cr their own pockrlta.o& Approved on ennendiuirsit that would gist' either it tit the Senate authority to set,, vir tually any regulation issued hi the i)rpertnnent of hkiusing and when they tied a Republicam i 'ngrrcs on November ' 1!rtsan lleselupiiwnl Carter recently trslui:eil such one-house scions by (ongrrss and has threatened to igiwier Its-ni in sniune cases Anti in a warmup for the fall elections, Iluuie (1)I' leader Join ithudi'i tuirthly citicuzed most of ('flIers economic Itodramul Speaking at the National l'rrss (tub. Rhutiri saul We house Speaker control of the White House am ((ingress produced Mnasg ecu mimic growth and less unern plo mm,rnt, and now will aqueki iidljtiiie, Carter's sweeping revision 0 the nations settee) laws alas Is-insesi trsticsmi friars thoam who ,i'eut belies-e it goes iii munich Sen Jose-pin Hideo. i)'llel thairunon of a Senate Intelli TAI.E.AIIASSEEo Ul'Ii FlorIda's economy has not tuiani,4aitirnv I' Sault lustier chairman 01 the panel - only recovered from tIns 1974-75 A general slowing in the recesalnm. It's probably stronger than before and healthier growth rate to e*prcted nest ynam'. but the dates economy than the country's generally. 'v Heidan Askew gut that nesinaiflefl from his Economic 4y4jy Hoard Thursday and could hardly restrain himself. "I'm very, very errourageut As Merrill Lynch puts it their advertising, I'm bullish on Florida 's etounoinic prospects," skew said. "florida is in as ow remain good a shape as almost any area in the nation. It has growth 11111010111W that simply is inst d iractefldlc slaewlgre." Employment levels gerally gaul and generally more robust than the national reulsati), Wader said, Florida da probably will finish 1971 with 134.00 new $)t$, compared t 10.00 in 1171 and higher than the 1173 peak pretwediag Use recession. per. ieiial Income U up 12 perCent, real personal income up 14 r.ru*. tourism up 15 percent. "The first sail of $129 has been eacellerd lot Its, floride economy. It eaceeded our eipsctalions," aid takssnd will restrict hassify Information, net gain' be .".gra'or, . ejo v ,,we ,,, LII M.d'a'd 04-9 No ps'Sis'. .ni..)•". 71 4 n need of Si'. 141 Sr,..i ui .i,. s, lait, arid P',dt Sn .en.nq D','.i. a .si All TitI I * I ,jrdad 5.r,sc., (cite-pt (hId D,i, Cl Ir'daiduals ,rwls' IS ,ears i-P a, toter (are Tro.lrris',t 1 P50 r (Sad, NO (IS T'anspi,vtatcw. 5.,..t.i (Sad. 5)0 teoriemaS., (P.ce. Sec-iic In .. Mon,cOcn,n'p Social Sit-sit, T.anspp,tati,y, P,rons SO na'5 Of ilJe 0' uder Pin, an ,,,de'uI of 0,$0 (iwint OPiOUs P,bI, anti a,, *e,t i.,'.,rig A,.p.010, ti,ibI,c houi.nq Legal Scciei lrimâle, ii the (Jnn Cott" 9.,"i Ins1u,'.' , The F lv do SPa', Pr 'son, and The I01 Co",ct'ünt lr,,t.,,,'., I.'. The 15791 Final Comprehensive Ainl See.'.s Program Plan. .nil.,,nj,j a 5nr'"'ar, ,• starsiarlejtabl,sn-,ed 'or eOch Pupo of nor, medical arid medical thr tpu4,, t or M.dicalo, Medicare) residential tacitly for 551 recipient, and 'he MA-0 and mains ', t* staridarntttlr.g authority *P.cPt will respond Ia nequsPs SQl nfuVI'ial,y, or s 14'd4'ds 'he-' .nfore'ent *a..ns and the ideøtlty of dqfCneit tailt.s EstimaW e,irelltun.s tot- on, program tier incvij. 1.d.el Title X 11055 million state LA f million million. Lit-al 150 fluillOfl TOTAL 11.0$ The Sert-es Program will begin on July t 1575 lrd.,ud,als w.st.rig 00 appi, to' arip Cf 'he a.. aces ofe.d may do coal any local o ffice of the 0,p,rlm,r,l of tc•allP, and liehab,l'tali., S.' 'Ices DIIFERENCES BETWEEN THE PROPOSED AND FINAL PLAN The F osi Plan contains tIn, foiloiwing modifntal,on, t ,he Proposed Plan I Iid'y torm,,,Laq to, purth,ced services in Aging and Adult Set-site, Menial Pijltt. dues not fully clarify 11w R,la,daly, anti Social and Economic Ser,uc,i eer, row staid t mn(uyporat, addit-unal ,nj., a'o's of r*.d,.ast. ,p, P0100811001 base. and to delete certain proposed need, 'ride ators t0r'.i . And the American Civil litrrtie, Union said (anti has not taken the major steps required to cause- a iutatastl.al renknttm in daaaijscajgm Lai tuitional se-runty and defense matters In other action Thursday, the Senate Ranking (ummitte, ecl the Justice thepomimAsked nnt to twit trIo wtwilner men, ea,ndsv,s 01 Textron, 11W. bed . about payments to the head of its, Iranian Air Veer, And the House Agriculture or above the pre-recession ('ommittee' approved a bill level. Cf ,.a". reptesetdail a 40,001 in 1914 Except for cmatruarlmors, employment to at sati$SIcPy by OHMS stall otid the public 2 In aezIdanice wilt, Phi VS 7% Apvoprlat on Act proviso language as Tt$jdi tot legal services at, allocated directly to tfe d,strnels 'a'Per than (wing c(on 'tr.ct,d 160910 0 4 stat* wide basis bI Thd.n$ap 140610% equity formula *asnev,sed P*ure 'P'' distrnct w,ll Pta,, a fpil.,4 ',i in lvndlq. ci Fee w i ll not be accessed to, clint, in pre School des.$aprsintl In ainrig p'ogr a"'s 3 To cam ify and Simplify rpovtinq, the following cPssnqes were ma, a) A ins service Adult Abuse Asseismint' Pat beers adoed Pctectv. Set-i.t.t lot- Adults" has boon deleted Cl All sevites in the Ss.vice, for Adults - category nnSp be pro-i'ded e,Phorat regard to .comv for Chains at risk a 'iai H.aitt, F ,atu.ateon Sirvicie" POS be,.' deleted Sinci Nass lion essential at-t,t5 of all MenIal foaIIIa set-vices S TPwTitle siN eligibility forms have been ,.moyed in the Final CASPP sce they will be wonnulpfod through She APA with the .11gubshISy ma.',I S lnacordance with OtuI* NegsonalO$fi(,comn,ens%44$ no 401bli3t the detu',stice's of CliildMy Car,, Emergency S*u4te, Service, for Children and Protect,,. SvIce, for Ct'usldreu's ha clarified 1111th respect to midlcal care 7 "t comments may be rev iew" at tine addrims below no extending the deadline for Or Robert langakitti, dean d ciso. cia 1nt espenmug the University of Florida to reepue wean, 10W damp *lttnh.' OCh county the Fi.'.l COfnWChe.wiv, At-vicisi Setv't.t Proq.am Plan 'S available tai public ..on, at tIne C.'ty Heaitp, business school, says the are rt'siuoist, whom us.- power 01 federal 011K-isis Ii (tSlth.n if Health uppcwt Transp'naticws Ihuuuna' (5 Nt-ill, on the utter hand ttagg'I that the iiuiusocratnn gems' subi'unmniittre, sand the Florida Economy Improved duaI rgtrtrers iii., Unit The Piae'i can be's ,ie.ed at any time during Ow Plosirs of renpeeds I. work for their operatIon at this locahion To recesela FNIE cony of ISle Piais. Send your Pequest and vetan cundrurisuwi endestry was veer' benefits trans Mardi 5), Ills to addrsish' extendedalamo It was at it. 5)IJob peak anyway. There are now 111111.11116 cveidmtlion $ts. a level that probabl y mu stand ('ondruclion of single family dwellings is vowing. tat at a slower pace than in recant montha t , 10 Kiddie Disco The erred EId Die. is wheduhel fees I I. 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EICHELBERGER MORTUARY I FLAGSHIP SANK of Sanford and Staff 200W.FIrs$ S400 PER WEEK CALL 322 2611 KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson SENKARIK GLASS PAINT CO.. INC. Jerry &EdSenkarjk and Employes a Dst,n tow n Sri nfcard Don Knhghta. Staff PUSLIX MARKETS and Employes JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE . I WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employer s $MINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY A•,l$T *1441154414*11,11.441 ida SipN%lCieiil. C'slsLm. 114411,4., 1..bll11,Ip Silull (Miii. 115 maINe Si.4 SI $..sI (Miii. 1111014 Lw I P40 S..l.I4 ln,i, 41ss.e..., ShIft (Miii $.ftI.,,S UI pIP S.sS.,I CMiIi. (1.44, (NO 1114. Iii. p $111.11 i.0.00.51.4154 54 Ni4., ito 'IS IllS.,! (Miii 11* P1,1 4,5 P.4.451.1 liii.ft (1,11504 '- r•'IMS I...,, PIuS 5.0.11 61.11 ii 55.5,4 4., 31 i...,, MA,..... Si5 (Mill Is II Pass S40.sI (selli II) P1.i i.e II 4044,. 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Set - - SFWYORK At the-request Bible Study." which UN Archof the Greek Otjlodo* An* k1t'rw say, *iU be 'an inkoceseof North and %outJs sunirable aid in proemAing America the American Bible the spiritual renewal of Society has published special Orthodox Christians The edition of the New Testament Ill matinal Presented we-k.. ti Today's 1ngtial Version wived the fltties of UN Me-a beginning ('*1)1st Come Receive the Ttstanieni to light.* * the special edition reader,' and i1raKU them to contains two let-luau of ad. 1p*içnatop paaaages stealing the ditional material prepared With such under the dire-tilon of HI problem of ion. the Inadequacy Fmninenu-r Arihb$ahcp lako, s-os of self-e ffort, the cost of the ('hutch s primate. and becoming • Christian, the U.Ie- of assur ance, the .1. authonietl by It.' tpsrtmei* tic.cy of pr.yn and the ce-nIII Youth Muudry tiulity of Che-tat .. " a - themes as i'npping out of gift-sirapped package during d doIng prsigrain flrdneo,da% night of tonimunit United Irthodist Church Vacation Bible School were (tnt graders Robin Sandham left) and I.e's--Anne Trimble, lai)Iho( Fern Park. Three hundred children and sorkers participated in the "agif Bible School and 11377.0 %a% donaled fun %urld's ('hildren, Inc. WONDERFUL GIFT OF GOD -- Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry will hold a church picnic and vesper service Sunday afternoon at the church parsonage on Crystal Bowl Circle. Games and swimming will begin at 3 p.m. with supper at 5pm followed by vespers. Summer youth workers. Pam hughes and Rick Rosser, Asbury College students, are planning activities for the junior and senior high youth this Sunday. An all-night lock-in will be held at the church with games, discussion groups and films. On Monday Bible study for junior high girls is held at p.m. and a youth Prayer and Praise meeting is at 7:30 p.m The junior boys' Bible study will not be held this Tuesday at 2 p.m. because of the Fourth of July. Youth and Family activities begin at 4:30 p.m. each Wednesday with recreation followed by a supper at 6 and program at 7. On Thursdays at 2 p.m.. there will be a Bible study for senior high girls. (Mill ft 1.111(814.11.1'.. DI, lIMIS HIf P11. A., P-i-il (Mill Ii Cla14 MuM-si INS 4141' (11514 5.mg 5t, Mliii. U 1515.11NI.lWfl *11,51 11414.N111l 'II) The Evening Worship Service this Sunday in First Baptist Church, Sanford, will feature a Family Freedom-Sing. Arrangements for the program are under the direction of Charles E. Davis Jr., Minister of Music and Youth, and accompaniment will be by Bobby Newson, organist, and Gloria Davis, pianist. Three choirs will be participating, the Youth I Choir tior those in grades 7 to 9) which will sing To God and Country Let Us Sing" by Young; the Youth II Choir for ninth to 12th graders) which will be singing be Voice of Freedom" by Willis and Allen, and the Church Choir, which will combine with the youth choirs to sing -America the Beautiful" by Danner. The Scripture Reading will be done by the Fred Wilson family, and there will be musical offerings by the Jerry Fisher, Charles Davis, Bob Morris, David Fan, Ellis Osborn, and Billy Wells families. Jerry Fisher will discuss lt'i Good to Have a Family because ... " and April Morris will speak on "The Thing I Like Most About My Family Is..." Agape Players The Agape Players music and drama group will appear Sunday at the Prairie Lake Baptist Church at 415 Ridge Road, Fern Park at the II am. worship service. II (lftusi4 Lw. * 40 I , li-sf Mis (Mill 1111. L','15 SII P,4,is51. 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Rudolph ndri-suin. l)A5 (irisa,1ionon'jt.j Gospel Singer seser . ' tion to whatever he unite tkoinot right then, And you cant have anyway. The I Is af))ur ;IWSd Proof. and the future may Of swa with f4 future fears f Present 15 a a the we 11*. turiiorTow IXait try to fote-seeall the pl$1talities Just give your best to the present I like- the iIuktuod Incident ' I .na,.-...l 41*,..-., Gospel Sing A Gospel music sing and concert at Temple Baptist Church, 500 S. Sesnoran Blvd., ('lando, Saturday at? p.m. will featin the Rosrk Family Singers from Springfield, Mo. • the Joint-Heirs, the Stamper Brothers. Other grolups and sololeft win include the Temple Baptist Brass Quarter. choir and Antiphonal Quartet. 'V - Ilewa for Modern Man. since-I (tnt published 12 ye-sn t member of the I'.lsis ago II Us bees cumowodeli fur PTrale) Backup Singers f or sit clear language and (aithtsd )ears, liaise ass the only a.ie-rqnr* to UN original 1,1401st l'rrilry of IlUlitSI III' by many chrthos and leading has appeared in the tT.,,ie, (brsdiaa denominationa, and list, on Tour an-I Aloha from over 30 million copies of it have Hawaii appearing iii been tistnbut.d wice 1111 II unite-ft programs t1*uughout forms the Me. Testament the country. Bait. 15 IVOICe- portion of the Good Bit4e iu'at.'r at Use International wtiicti appe-.red in l* -uintvr, uf (s i l Mmic , ow was '4 the fut ure- When her feat of being taken to a veneration camp Was overpowering, die rememberedthe '4 her '(urrie, atm you and I go to tziistrcttani wPsrs do l you )Our title-V, .Jf before get on the train "I:tatlly. And our *Iae • ella at fattier - give we- lie-sides lew, -' KIll. K.IZI'. knows 5 . -'a- y MhaPpen.Wesp4do wrretols'.efu on wild we can In the only Umor flJyinthepe( tisat is ow', 1k will give you the strength 5 very when you daml have to worry you need ,ii* in tuTle Haw you noticed how nun) about the futurr Soyou can live ustheN OW. d people live on their past es ou Irsat lost to you your penences or always se-i'm SI Peter tells us to give all train ticket to meet your need. our t-8r?s 110 live In the future' Their worries to Gal ii just in time. You can tune into minds are- so occuied with Peter 71 Sotlon't worry about Jr-si&s the NOW "MY ( v ' - I - r - . I eMge ansi . who Is in Rev. Jones Gives Prayer REY. A(J5JUfPIS Iftilpie lath, that otd-IasPia.jswd trial in God, that mad. strong 11 Paul ML Rev. Amos C. Jones, pastor of pt Misoumary Baptist Pastor's 4. , gave ' Corner vilation of Re-P. Bob Hatla*ay ci Aliwuii4e5pelngsandspeit lb. day observing the I I-i _________ N.'an ing to 1* lid of Thee-, that despair andihe- need of the hour fwthri- on the will flh17 i .. ill US iiiu but also " ' IA pLtlrn'e.i out (,.id woe-king sot 1 51111515 III or in the Boss Jaunal: Ills plan us the woe-Id H. bas mankind. 8le all those her: ma u, our own I.. "go of OW spoilt &.4 ow warla who serve us. Initial haw ties% am A is titter to dedicated their live, to the to in a dINIS lust will ministry of caring and working As the ctae- ci ti-a ioision ultimately secteed than to in ttw beloakif of others, who ibrawi niØ, and Use- impact of bce-si in a c mat ww labor so patiently and of- di deliberation, and loalgrownts tdtknat.ly fall- May Thy will be teiditiies with 1. 111th reach commusutlea, may 4 be done bet., and may fly peeciation Illesa every Using toks, It.' morning dew which pragrwi and cuclmtdance, for IDUl in trials nt-Is assembly who, falls upon the far. of Its. teetif Itsw good NO the citlaenr)'.4 in them days of Ams it'd and rciralwstheg,a,.ogth, dram, stand steadfast I14giet,g hips for a good md .' gadj.beiget of FU the antion. B. within to floiwtPwIa and gtvu his Of hoe day. yea even No title-f day, fur atrsboa, without to gsarg, bed Mill mw I* Remove from us The use .eai as over own -lbs string. Of eu 491 gold 1,101, JW1kv 4 01II11111111 datili, haist. to ginO, alter to forward, niond stiit to the ske$wwn thit bast tome, 1ook more fitly resisted aag WIN frost, to hiiCd usw faith aid bunan 4pdy prosrwd. lb.. Bring us back to nearm have make it Hitar sod to s u stitty - illa 4. I. 'V '5 - • -. - w ) Thy • U , • - weak. __ wiloOlimeog Coll & Isom uWA n allim _ sit Maus 0 IM. _ to glim to velial W resew LN wiggl* . inusnptia, AM lb. 009yekiii ugggawy. de.M Thy power or Thy ad we uflwgmsii.todi,acjsMay,e faith by uhids alone are can miØst fulfil y,,tMp walk 14th This. get Mae it MM 015CIN for We pray Obera rinve-nofUit aggrigetioft-Anwa gute Edell ,otmayw.ti we are - -' - , - - , t -- - - - - Dy - • Give us It.' faith to believe in Iii. ultimate triumph of nattattowasesia We pray for the Morals of faith that see- the Representatives at the in- - and great the l*ne* and time .4 our ancestors slob butit Uls good land and *he, in building, left us our he-r*age. • thgth, Sanford. recently the InvocatIon at th, legislativeWNW of the floe-ida house of . ,- 11, - - -- QUARTET PERFORMS r I - erfl%rdarsda MlbT:3ep.m.mi4ee.kwnk,t Sanford hibiri*kwcb.'-*MMSW4 Ave. Tlwy at s~ a l$-isr.k leer rrpteu'.tiag Tenant" Temple. The - l Ire, 1.0 the pOlk. ' .. .•.. - .. - s-f- sections are appended has NT.1the familiar title Goat years. in ;oçrl Concert. Wednesday. July at 1 31) pill I 1 -. (ruin aitru4ug to vIolence .l I P... s*aiflpa(j.jetfoe IIs,e fear -. U*i,di ?db*.'Moo of shiok go boci Over 1115 years, NI the tran,Latiu of the Sew 5'SSit3fle will present lull 1111:.. former tenor CIII that Testament to which their two t'orrii- ten Bourn tells to illustrate trust c an wszsji munitions from the early Sets Concert Live Now Not In Future have Mved: I e..sgk tle I. get ever,tkiag dew. I have beard y.0 talk about 11sf S is lb. NOW. What dears that really meu7 Answer: Many people write the atand the hectic pace and mad rush of everyday bsring It almost seems as ii tune controlaus. But that 's nut true. We control tine anti not the Other tomorrow t he y don't really live 0(05.1 today It's III) belief that a 14k" in the NOW has ps-nun k)"his bed work when hyIng t, es his tune and complete mion you think 2out7e gis • he- tten The second section to a uen*1atioS of W4etIeII at. give EunlcQ I Wtlson and Staff DEKLES GULP SERVICE Mel Dekleartd Employes - - - -- Family Freedom Sing J C. PENNEY COMPANY PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes -- Rev. David Baldwin, associate pastor of the Central Baptist Church and 41 young people and adults have returned from Foreign Mission Week at Ridgecrest, N.C. where they have met missionaries from all over the world. They report from their week with the missionaries that God is at work in many lands in many ways around our world today. The young people will have sharing the events of their trip in each of the regular worship services for the next few weeks. Church Picnic liii.. I.IWW11I 1Wi.Ø post" I Nil. 11*11.. II Nil. I -- - -: - P Np. 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I,sulq ti) Contributions the re-ce-nt tlose-Ioçttsenti 11 tlw distributionnte-cued by 34 American KItie 5uW(y from inurrase of habitstnt*4os us rn1tion copes to a total off 115 thowanib of InibYldUlLI and are-as of political turinod and mifl,on. ago, 42 percent over 1975 ctiurdlata helped 10 1*14k all u4ens.aI 4rde 1. films upsre .41145 *UTV previous records for The HibIe- Swty at Angola us great gratitude toward itstnbution fast tat was able to rmpen ils office in Gal.' tanmenti Dr Join I) The Asnenr.in tllbk Sosirty 197 despite the civil .r Erick son, deputy general Is Bible %6*W4y pifUwtI Si-fliSuf,distribution i-osi' a secretary of the A,n.tid$fl arowid the world d0trlbi4eil A hwsifre-sUokl. compared to Uw liable Sl, %5, IN again total of 410 million &Tt$IU(1 In 114'f%lOIO yni'. from 3.307 items that in limes of almost lIT? flu figure re-presents a to 374Z5 mimaginatlie itIticuIty, people gain ol90million cvpes and an I te-m to instinctively turn lIe-spIte trasssprubon tf t.I- i UN re-al warm of mawe-ci 24 pee-rent over use h('SilIWi In "°e-" 10VU. .olisbty and hope for their Use-a &Te-%1OtN year The total consisted of 9 the distribution of complete The resourcef.alness of the mili,on complete Bibles, 11 Bibles mote than doubled in lUbk Societies in finding new mad. mUlSon Sea Testamenti. and 197n 7 Total Si'rI$iu f distribute God's i or available us Iblopia reawd * = mdllon sn1er i continued trustt .ffl from fires than I 3 maUion to us the years 10 come" Seleditans cat tn the co.astnnof North and nearly lmdlum In spite of many difficulties in Trait American Bible Si*Iity. South America total Sipture nultion founded in 111$, is a rvnproflt, distribution increased by tii*nd.a, more- than lad nondenominational organs). Siriptures were ah,y..st 23 millIon to reach ret'ue-d total of 213 million ye-sr for the (it'd time in its O wn vallosor She puq.dy is the tranllation, publication and copies of Sie-ipture Of 17w tudoey In the Assa.l'actflc region. Ilistributiun of the Holy minter 114 million wire- in the .Pser, $0 fMrcefl* Of the *1*141 Scriptures allhuut doctrinal United tateft re-side. Scripture tote or (1)tTVflefd oneof the moat lutnhlkant people 1 Baptists Attend Conference Nazar•ni tliiSll,N.0h$4.,IflPnow CINwIN 14i..1 Rev William Authenrieth, who has been associate pastor at MI Souls Catholic Church in Sanford for the past 21 -. years, will be leaving Tuesday for his new assignment at St. Mary's Church in Rockledge. While at All Souls he taught religion in the eighth grade at All Souls School and a weekly adult education class on the Old Testament. Before coming to Sanford, he was associate pastor at St. John Vianney Church in Orlando. Rev. William Ennis, priest at All Souls, will return Monday night from his month's vacation in his native Ireland. $p $iØIi lNp. IANPOID £NIIIYIAN CIIVICK LONS*000 Phil SAPTIII CMVUCN Car. CAWII i.e sps..ss, Bible Distribution Hits All Time High Brief ly ii powdoeaker C~ "wages "".an Church... 0-0~ :1 A) V (a Pfeil AlSl1AsLT of 411100 CHURCH late I Caprocis, .. ____ U UIJLI'I - ' , *l. - .,%--• .45_i. -., - - - �I r SA-Evennq Herald. Sanford, Fl. Friday. Jun. 30. 1011 - 11 37 Auttiorof The maven $ Strong msn&30 Actmsa m,iii 40 Corisurn. S Coevnd 42 Said. tz'e II Pressed 13 Viition 13r',gwaiof 140wiIsng Speech rS$iIi 14 Lassoed 16Pwos. 3 11* 49 ci. It Toy 52 work I? Valuable card sculpture ¶9 Genetic 33 Affront MIllis! 34 Property ibtir) 53 Donlevi 20 Pat 22 Truly DOWN 23 Comedian I Am not l) Caesar 2 Cavalry 24 Rismove 3 Spun mo.giar, 26 T*st.d I AtSICI (p4) 2$ Aiiht. S Undetitilid Fleming 6 American huMOriSt 30 Lending boat 31 Sunshine 7 Ner.Ou$ twitch itti tabby I 32 Still I Mangy 33 Vigilant 9 Correct 3501 God (Lot) ID Sewilderid J CIOYDEN PEABODYjq'r 'ET riME Gi.CSS WHO?) 5EFOQEWE EAKS UP 04 ME LIKE •rwA1•r' 61 ii -' is — IL BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker I R QOO4! IT JUST I4ITME TOO! AM*,1tO ACAOSS by Chic Young I (( IMLiTIAL ,jv*Cs4tJ Ia IVv , C ' U41 I _____ Loam $ oI*f$j. * OS 0 as __________ III a L,. I!f F i* I I'I I 0 ff°J I 1 0 0 !I1DI IfNt?f • . • IF r? , 0 • 12 Nonysridy 30 Poetic foot invasion day 37 Mini 13 In best 98 no 39 Abominable manner If Tpi.,,Irv) snowman 11 Sheer fabric 21809810,10 12 City on the 23 Diwnoorl Arno 25 fry League 45 Catches member 47 Sumner r 27 Not new 4$ MRadau, 29 Tell 33 Mien artery SO Genetic (p1) matinal 34 Playing St Highway marble ) 1 b,rn) ow r I I I' I 16 I (7 JO (9 Jb0 iiii.. THE BORN LOSER im•u.0 iuu• am How by Art Sansom Z No ) TI (i)\ \ciw!J ---- ENO 5- 1 ( MEN C' RON i JJJ 101 al BONBON JJAtjJ ARCHIE Jill.. by Bob Montana II I I I F 1"J I I N HOROSCOPE By BERNICE BEI)E 080LL For Saturday, July UK a MEEK '?jou, rrs nrs Lft ThIS WITH TPM INIOJ3 TS U41*) 5S 5W . (P ThcT MAkES. RJ2E u -rg.Ly lJ*JIF1cMJr VL FSALLY P! • .,u - AI L tISCILLAS POP A by Al Vermeer CAR L.''LE .' , THEY RE RIGHT' IF YOU WANT TO CAPTURE SOMEONE'S ATTENTO ' THAT rT C 1 ic BOGS BUNNY by Stoffol a Helmdahl UKE 10 MME J itt. R.UN ir Ii ENVISION I A:U4 TO ' ThJUOO I (lit' CMPi1tgJ d1AfT A NEW 4JSINFS SIlt.' VOURBIWIULPAY July I, 1171 by Howls Schneider .,,.-* i HUGE FITS 1, 197$ This may be a year when more opportunities than you think you can handle will be dumped In your lap. Isolate those that are interesting to lysia. tmsest*rst. e*ehed,sly we them CANCER June 21-July 221 Avoid pals today who always expect you to pay their share of the tab. Instead, spend your time with friends equally as generous as yourself. I'imid 01* more about yourself by sending for your copy of Adru.4irapti letter. MaIl 30 cents for each and a long, self-addressed stamped envelope to AdroGraph. P.O. Box 4W, Radio Clty Station, N.Y. 10019. Be SOYC to specify terth sign. t.F.() (July 23-Aug. 22) l)issppolzdments are possible today II you're overly insistent that others adhere to your wishes. Let the ma)orlty rite and everyone will have fun. %'IRGOlAtsii. 23-&*. 22A pruusm may arise mousy that can't be handled In one fell swoop. Chip away at 1 and you'll soon cut it down to us., ti$R.A iSept. 23-Oct. 231 Your goals today could go by the boards if you fall to keep your priorities in order. Pit bonIness before pleasure. lt'ORPI() C(kl, 24-Nov. 23) Poor communications could lead to you and your mate pulling in two different directions today. Keep each E \ V SEt IF 'A I F1LM CAL.IP/.' I WVAV%N0 VKN — r— Vgi4 LOA" co other apprised of your put' poses. SAGITTARIUS C Nov. 23-Dec. 211 Unless coworkers share equally in the returns from your collective efforts today they're apt to put some roadblocks In your path. CAP'S$CU1120 I Ose. - flJaim. cm l9 Just because you got the wrong do of the bed today doesn't mean you have to be cranky all day. Think about having fun and you'll have A. AQUARIUS I Jan, 20-Feb. 19) Take It In good stride II your mate Is a little hard to please today and she'll soon come around. You'll only make matters worse if you're tat, Reduced Weight Will Help Heart Debra Sue The Oscar Tolers Wed 50 Years Golden Years: Time For Orchids And Wild Ducks II Debra Sue Irvin and Peter Paul Bogdan II were married June 24. at 7:30 p.m., at the First Baptist Uiw'vh of Sanford. Dr. Jay T. Cosnato, church pastor, and Father William Autheni'Ieth of All Soils Cburth, per. formed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Irvin, 3007 Grandview N., Sanford. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert U. Bogdan of Lemoyne, Pa. The bride chose for her vows a white organza gown. The fitted bodice. V-neckline, and Bishop sleeves were accented with Venue lace and pearls. The abut extended into a chapel train trimmed in the sane lace. She wore an elbow length matching well and carried a bouquet of white daisies, yellow sweetheart roses, stephanotis and baby's breath. Mrs. Verne Ifiggall attended her sister as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Eric Sesakffi, Tampa; Estelle SteEly,,, Nashville, Tenn.; Barbara Bogdan, sister of the bridegroom. Lemoyne; and Mrs. Ed Willman. Waycross, Ga. Each wore a pile yellow gown complemented with a sheer cape. Their flowers were daisies and pale blue baby's breath. tharlue law, New Cumberland, Pa., served the bridegroom as beat man. Ushers were 1k. Buck Irvin, Huntsville, Ala.; Mike Stifler, Mechwicsburg, Pa.; Dan McDermott, New Cwnbertand; and Hill Griggers, College Park, Ga. Immediately after the ceremony the bride's parents ByIX*L%DIE'TlIIt'H otwir False P40 A 'No' I' 4k'T - . -. 5 '' . ....... . - - , WerSId PSeMby $ erdeulainest at a reception in the church fellowship hall. Following a wedding trip to Cape Cod and Bar Harbor, Maine, the newlyweds are making their tome at Meadowview tane, Apt. 2, Dickson, Tenn Trash Now; Food Tomorrow WIN AT BRIDGE 01 ip9d but çtikln't al foht a ThI rd spaiN. trail Obviously is lianmond kid away from my king would be right up to declarer's act-. how about a club lead' It wouldn't hurt at all If fit) partner held the king It also wouldn't matter if he held neither king nor the queen, but if he held the queen, my club lead would caw, his queen to be' wasted on dummy's nine 'Then I saw a way nut of my troubles. I li-il my eight of trumps tk-elart-r played tlunmiys queen l'irir old It played low fie Iwlil only low cards, but South thought he had located the king, lii' led the seven and finessed I cashed my king and could now afford a spade lead. I was out of the end play and South was out of all chance to make his game t 'th By Oswald Jacoby mad Alasiag Old man A. who used to defend auction bridge hands with his famous partner It. doesn't pla anymore since died. still watches duplicate and rubber bridge and Is delighted to trimlace. Here Is one of his special stories. We'll let him tell It In his own word.. "There I was end-played at trick three. I had started by cashing my ace and king ( (, wedding anniversary couple" who were married on June If. Ili. at the bonu of the bride's parents. Mr and Mrs Hugh W Itives In I)urviellon ' ' p ' S• . 3 - 01 Mr Tuber, the only son of Capt Ambrose B Toter, who held unlimited naMer's license and operated steamships out of Sorfolk, Va - was em ployed by Atlantic Coastline Railroad Co in Rocky Mount, N C., in May, 1l', as secretary to the Superintendent of Transportation .'- , I ' , ' . whey 4 hor Abby but candldag. for A Vermont reader has asked several questions about Preemptive bids We feel that the only way to answer them is by full articles and we'll discuss preeniptives next week. '.5 W*I1 II Sit klitAi 5.'.'.'. r0, ,4 COPY l JACOH P' MOO(RN se'. $t to Win It Binge care of rn, per P0 Ito, 489. Fbtho Cstp Station, New P'oia, N V t7l9 . CLINIC FOR SAlVSITTE1S 4" - beiSa w suggeauidwaves;DEAN ABBY I read yoit GETTING opinion on something My Karen PINNED - AS NURSE and heIin.trnetiossss sea lg. Thornton. right, Florida .&.SI Inliervity AaSt.mIhelde.Ihe$ mother Wit IIWitIs not rIgM CVMON for a girl to go to her h$Ml'suhtg major recs'ha her official l-'.%SIt' nursing Iv pewle at diodes IS draill tauyfrid's apartment when pin from acting dean I)r, Javquelsn Reck after lIt. Sharon 111.11 11trit to Ilhoss josse there we jod the two SI them completing all required nursing courses leading to rIght, prefrsiuor of ('bUd it R,$ sodS.., Wiss sod heas, thm aboe She says it will nail the B.S. degree. The Seminole high School graduate fIn iIopmrnl at I'kwkla ysull get by. The honfooll the girl's repitatMm for good, plans to become a college Instructor or nursIng Technological ""s If issitiong happons. L'eth,r- a dminkIrator. She Is the daughter of Mr. and %Irx — Wt! sWp Psewsid Momaaysthat.vwnkeglIts Kennle' shy, rnsktn material his laan4,r, 1212 %. sih St., Sanford, DEAR ABBY. My hushend can gel into trouble by going to a packet given to Wendy end I and our four children their boyfrienda' apalimeeta lk'rhngton, Pattie tI' l ago 7t.l3m worse mvst.dtoa that being together all alcewtoo salad and 1a MadMIl relative's home for supper much led tempting fate and Is 1 at the Babysitting (link nc-ugly. She had one large prsuaatg your luck. table sit be currently- in progrena at the adults and MonAbbj,I'v, been braught up I. obey my psisits, bid .tkamonte Spdags (illy anther one for the duldi'en. My doitiodw.tgell, emu to ldelyl'mcwiutisd. Myfriemisie Hall. The third and flash is scheduled July nwsadasids beveass'tgsingto at college say "everybody does ti cdli the "babies" Two of g," awl thwylaughatuwlsr my S. from 71:31 p.m. her Llyssr'sM COMM were okifadilsonsid ideas. Can you FLORI 841111111111 at 1kM table .4 they hip me' — —"/ - - "T$4 6-jai iJkI - . ;'. byCirelgLonfifif Am C05 Th! D (LM Wi oos'r S66 1 '6UMP! MtO IDS TO AU.. WAS AN U#RU,,A AS ' .......... . LISTENS 1U MOM ATII la make ales. and t.g.at DEAR LMTV4$: I SN'i ,, • - - ............... -s. -. i..; - - ,tT!JaI1 by Stan Lee and John Romita P555T/ Asy zoo.a;' DOJ4I 1,00K $W,$UT - . Sn A% Id jut it hunter sinse youth, his favorite subject is wild ducks In t-onimensorstism of the couples goisien wedding anniversary, their ion, his alt. and children hotel a reception in fellowship hail of the First United Methodist Church, San' ford Included in the appoutmenla mere a pwxli bowl, sarvsnit ladle and 'endleitiels previously cowed at the 4Ah wedding AiUuiietW) tittatiiini of Mrs Toler s grand niother and her niothrr Assisting at the rvseptxn acre Mrs It t stroll of Winter lark, flowers Iou general hostess. Miss Brenda Burton, Winter l'ark. guest registry, SIrs is J Bowden, Stias ('inih llouslen and Mi-ta Brenda llowtk'n. Melbourne, and Sirs Mildred Bishop, SA to Ord The reception guests caine trien all-li'lorldis and ('alit urns with 'best wishes" to toes east t -ar i" Scd To Death To Have A Party by T. K. Ryan LON is 'golden Mr Icier -said 'when he is not on call by Mrs Toler. he piddles with his 'xl paintings of waterlowl' W And Ines It and Oscar S Toler of 400 Editha Circle, Sanford, share these sentiments They a June ort'ttutts. ___ , - YOU : wide range of animal by- four parts whey with one part ni-Inc tons of this meal are . wasted every year as a human products, Including hair, Wood orange juice At lunchtime, a soup made food source, although mod of it and even feathers. The United States is often Of all these wades. Little from tomato juice and whey is perfectly edible l) OSCAR. ioi,I:it New machinery makes it charged with being a wasteful Miss Mullett whey bobs like looks like a good choice, to de-bone nation. The volume of protein the best candidate for protein especially with some crackers possible i*juce and Defuse Western Ihytsion, Atlanta, we dump into our waterways or retrieval. Not only does it have spread with a mixture of heat- mechanically both meat and He was transferred to the couple have lived in SanUa traInmaster at otherwise dispose of Indicates 13 percent protein, but an coagulated whey protein and poultry Some mechanically iiiervdefldrids OftiCe In fort during their retire and Manchester, la detauned poultry is already the charge is true. enormous quantity of whey Is chives. L)wuwl$on in 1120, and to marriage. except from superintendent of the The heal-coagulated whey being used in processed foods the slcerldendents office But not for long. In light of being produced today. There 1541-32 terminal, Birmingham, in Sanford In l23. new anti-pollidlon legislation will be even more of it in the substance, which was for- and pet foods, but no The Tolera have one wxa, Ala d,bon,d red mechanically mulated by Pavel Jelen of the and the world protein shortage, future, later hi was to hold Mr. Tuber rislaired Irom James L Keys Jr of meat Is pennh**ad wider Food retrieval of more of ear wed. the University .f Alberta in Researchers at pi*utioIlIN Most cleft and ...&4liirvic, in Im H. Tallahassee ' H. mid 40,4 Department's (anada, can be used as a meat and Drug Administration Agriculture protein makes good sans.. yardmaster at Sanford, is currently president of 10 wife. Mary, are the parents hall century 4 together The Water Quality Act of 113 Eastern Regional Research extender in your dinner regulations. transportation Inspector of Aasoi'matas, Sanford The of tPin'e children (,lmui, row pari However. proposed mandated $ cleanup o( the Labordoryr have proven the sausage, too. Atast.panel liked wrivy-eavenucu hid's us 1441tu41wd IuitP may n.uon11 wwaya- roe iaw autma wnry Can lwnp.m. arien I Included requirement that Into a food almost as nutrItious sausages considerably better soon allow mechanically detained meat It' food products than ordinary sausage. states ad water quality stain- as milk. Abakedputatowithinutation ranging from sausage to dards. And that isn't the only sour cream made from whey spaghetti saiace That means The standards limit the should go well with the sausage we'll hi' esting more of the meat sinowit of Biochemical Oxygen Of all Before you eat your entree, that now goes to waste Demand ROD), a waste can Another waste product slated which it's thuigh, you should try a very pit on the water into LiftS. Mill special cocktail - an II percent to play a tagger rube is our diet thsct'iargesi. P'ootl processing t)EAH ABBY I am one of whey sherry invented by before long is offal wastes exert a high HOD those who has accepted many Offal consists of Internal invitations lather ER. l'.ngel of Palmer, because they are organic MOWS but never i Alaska DraIti might be a new organs such as the spleen, reciprocates I, too, have talked 'omposmds. whey trial sherbet made with stomach, kidney, trachea, of having a party, but it never I Retrieving nutritious conslooks Ilke the brain, as well as materialism's. Would you like to adder bladder acid whey. portents from suitable food Whey is definitely too good to body parts such as pig Louts know why' wades Is becoming an inj Some of become a pollutant of our and heel creuurugly attractive solution to I'm fngtdenrd to death of waterways. We'll be eating and items are already in processed having people in because when ________________ the costly sup problem protein drinking more whey in some foods such envlrsmmental standards the conversation lags, I The first time I read "pork timgue'tieii Iran never think of voice a bit and said she would form. peae forth. food Industry. It Is a The same is undoubtedly true snouts" on a package of Inch anything clever to say. I am not rather go home solution that not only gets rid of retrieval. of some other food wades, meat, it was something of a sure that what I cook will be soen.SI the wage but supplies, a Well. I wasn't about to take -. 0( research orga'tlg'i that has especially the by-products of shock. But if you're a iiiist good enough, and I'm not sure her hum., and I roukbi't let her salable product. Not all food wages. SIcourse, found raw use for whey. You the meat and poultry in. eater today, you have to like I'll serve it right, walk home alone at night, so in the snouts with (tie t'hiot* we sources of protein. Bit a could eamuly get UI'uuØs th* day duatnes. In school I was the quiet type order to avoid a scan. I told her Actually, snouts are not too who earned the reputation of to do get her chair and to sit by Take, for example, the bits of on some of the whey products surprising number ste. Some of this food byjir.4udi that have been concocted in meat sad fat that cling to the hard to take, since they are being "duct up" because I was me, which she did lines alter butchers slice of i unrecognizable in processed so shy. I know I should have being suggested as possible various laboratories, I dislike scenes us public and I For a light breMfad, you chops. steaks and other rids, foods. The various orana wW people over, and I really want dill think I did the ngia Using protein sources are whey (the sigedod for wider to, but I'm scared low dues My husband maid I should have wMa a4lidam remaining might ward to try G.ay, a I Dr. K. A. VWK a prolossof of parts be - alter cheese is mode), the grstn pralit proteus lmq1*d meal food science at the UniversIty of hutnan we will probably be one overcome such fears' I am told the spoiled little tinker to laramle, similarly disguised. ja mash lalt over after distillery dne$.d at MichIgan list. Wyoming almost 23. esther sit white she cam pit or e ' i' Nat: U that some 2,051,711 and browery apsrdus. and Usivorsity. The drink c — INEI'r IN lM,llW(X)I) to go Into the bedroom and sulk. DEAR INEPT: Man p.s,be Whait Is you opasgion, doe's eatarlata lscaesw delfro, NAMELESS IS JERSEY atrald they won't S. A i. p DEAR NAMELESS: With teeti.. Nw! 11,1111 .'t flaw sa,.... ye,, sorb a Mast keshiad, wty N. we say now SI ges5 Celli, yea welling I. Dear Akb,' By BARBARA FORD Filth SI six Parts INS SLE WEEDS OewsOI SlItS. i'i:ii:u P. IUWD.tN II vOti ON •linw*&w'eVm : They would 'have it no other way' And "they have had th.tr ups and downs" Bit the "good times are well esith the bad times" p tk IS '. Ask any couple who has lived one half century together and their cornmeets are about the same FUTURE FOOD I.W i RcIi Desse'rs, MO Idf OFNIVI CiNalls, r . .- — L The grandchildr en art, the 'apples of Mrs bIer s rye" She has been a Psxne'nsaber UWos*hout the years and has kept the home fires burning Mrs, Toler enjoys KarShe spends much time with her flowers and - There's something extra special about being married 30 years the gateway to the golden years. by Bob Thaves I Fridsy, Jume N, 1011-IA Exchange Vows " sei FRANK AND ERNEST Irvin, Peter Bogdan That's also Why you ate getting l,anovn. which is a digitalis preparation to strengthen the contractions of the heart muscle. DEAR READER it's difficult to say what ou weight gain a person has With can expect from your future heart failure Is associated with condition but whatever you can the accumulation of fluid. And do to help gradually reduce itdoesaccwnuiateinthe ankles votw weiiht will probably help and can accumulate in the )ou . That means limiting pour abdomen, or it can accumulate total calorie intake and limiting in the lungs and chest cavity. particularly your fat and The mechanism of fluid cholesterol intake. I suspect your doctor's ha%e retention and swelling is relatively complex but when a already asked you to limit foods person has heart failure he that contain sodium salt. tends to retain salt in the body. Any body taking diuretics or That's why you are taking water medications such as tails to help to eliminate the Iastx often nerds to replace excess sodium. With salt an potassium. That's ah) you're excess amount of water is getting Slow K. To give you retained, which Increases the more information on the ini• amourd of water in the dY' portancr of the balance bet' culatory s)ltem. This causes wren sodium and potassium I water to Literally leak out of the ani also sending you The llealth circulation Into the tissue letter number to-I!. Salt Your Vital Sodium and Polassiuni Voices. To explain this in somewhat liataner more detail, I am sending you DEAR 1)11 1.0111 — Is non The health Letter number 114. fat dry milk powder really nonSwelling: Causes and fat and is the cholesterol re i. Mana-ments This issue will ,,,.n•.,I with the fat in ekrri tiling, ..... type of swelling that occurs DEAR READER — Yes, nonwith injuries and sprains and fat dry niitk powder is non-fat how they should be treated, as and it contains very little well as the basic concepts of cholesterol. It Is an excellent how fluid accumulates In the substance to use in cooking as body. Other readers who are you can make milk gravies, interested In Information about puddings and use it in baking swellings can send 3Ocents with products and be using a milk a long, stomped, self-addressed product that is non'lat and very envelope for this Issue to me in low in t'holestt'rul. Not only care of this newspaper, P.O. that, you can increase the Ito s3San Antonio. TX. 7l2. amount of non-fat dry milk When the fluid accumulation powder called for in the recipe is due to heart failure the best and enrich the amount of approach lsto try to correct the protein and calcium in any heart condition If at all possible. foods that you prepare with it SPIDER-MAN .!.m,ni.,.I_ . KlII £veiwm Herald, Samford, FL DEAR DR. LAMB — I had a hart attack a year and a half No and the doctor said I didnt need any surgery but I have weight problems and lung congestion. I weigh 1$ pounds and am 64 years old. I don't wiake or drink. lake Slow K.. laat.i and Lanoxln. Will I ever be able to recover completely' flowcome my heart controls Uw fluids coming out of my tzdy I My ankles swell mc and I get short of breath also its"— PISCES Well. 20-111ilarch 301 Unless you get thoee difficult tasks out tithe way early today they could monopolize your entire day. Spend the morning of doing. Instead procrastinating. ARIES March 21-April 19) Pleasurable pursuits that are expensive will be the lead amount of fun today. An oldfashionedfamily get-togetheir could be a ball, however. TAURUS (April 306 Stay 30) Early ln the day you may not b. as tolerant as you should be of others who disrupt your routine. Once you loosen up you'll discover their Ideas aren't so bad after all, GEMINI(May 21-Jun. 20) leaving control of matters pertinent to your Interests in the hands of others today co produce imddirabis results You nai the show, OURSE.VES -. . . , on wpsw S.vnsMba.4Bssugaviry ,Ivkos,,y he's h..4Itbeld,sh,ra5her ndhw. 7 ARRM �IIA-iyeein• Herald. Smnf.rd, Fl. Friday, Juni * ISIS Area Holiday Activity Set Legal Notice Lpl Notice iINiiki -m_____ Legal Notice 11-41P Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS IN THU CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND NOTICE OP ORDINANCE OP AN. W*IC.,IOVIV •Iw, $t.i ioimi liw FICTITIOUS NAMI SUMINOLI COUNTY. NUXATION ST TWU CITY COhN. 0$ LOl itS *4 *SOtIt Notci ,$'cebp Q.ven tl44 • Cli. TE CITY OF CASSIL. ø.vo$ St Rd SuN. ______ eeqao,d,nbv%m%lat2ROSHarta4II FLORIDA REPS!. FLORIDA p, • y *4 AVC. sansd. c i s.m,I County, CASt $0 1$-Ui CA-IS-I STOCK TON. WHATLEY. DAVIN A N0$.c, q. tMt ,ey py r on a 0$ rMICRO BRUSH 01 oRLANoo..nd COMPANY, a FIoida cocpov.t,on. Cl, Counc,I 01 tI'S Cty 0$ 0$SlI 341.I$Io,.dvitw,c.oIm 43 Ptint,$t, Cats0$Wvvy. FlorIda. adoplId Pal I .(dfnd to ,gi?qv laId tam. OIftanCIO4 A.ww'eat.on SI lsiI..i mince N 31 a,5r,es *.ttt PS CI.rl oIlP C.?cu. (Ourt. WI ALLAN I HOBBY. arid JEAN A ORDINANCI N0 31$ torI. ?$IfiC rlcrMlqItI7 n hAl nno.. Count, ,, • IRIRI HOBBY, 1l$ *l, arid OLD AN ORDINANCE OF TPI CITY curve II It,. Ni with radius ci co,der.c. .m ,it oveviom, 3k a hni 3c,M.CtyItUnii R(PIJBLIC INSURANCE COU OF CASSELSERRY. FLORIDA. IIM I0hI0$aditIbICeWISTIItIfi. .ct.t.Ovt Nar,'. Sat,tij, ToWit 35c a kni CvhvltiIihSs S N AM - S;)I PM PANY. ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING 1111114* S N.19V11i IS IS * 710?.4C will ndICOttOfl Candy __ MONOAY mrv FRIDAY BYJANECASSELBERRY Defordanhs, WITHIN TIlE CORPORATE LI tenIteienceNISdq'eeIWMtto S.g Norma JIari HuttO SATURDAY S Noon beer. Ibe Christmas Parade pit,p, june j. 33 July 7. Ii. 1171 11071CR OF FORICLOSURI OF THE CITY OF CASSEL ml a..l 3 L,nis Mini,num herald Staff Writer BALI BERRY. FLORIDA, AN AREA OF SECTION III - CONDITIONS OF Committee will have a nickie Dry , NOTICE .SPim.by Oven that 1h LAND SITUATE AND BEING IN ANNEXATION Nine ______________________ Parades, fireworks, ball Arttiur H Reclwth. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. SECTION IV - REDEFINING ' Clerk of he CIrCw,I Court games, berbecuesan4c,tj anow cones and ixipeorn and 0$ AND MORE PARTICULARLY LIMITS BY DECLARATION Seminole County. FIid•. will at DESCRIBED AS IOLLO*S ThaI Ihuecat-poratel IsIttieCIly ne, will IUENIØd area Indepen. tames. IN THU CIRCUIT COURT FOR *e 30th day 01 JUl! ISiS. Ii II SiWunq at tie SW (only ci 1.0 of Ca.selwcvv, Flu-Ida. se and ii 5 and flags; Kappa Sigma SIMINOLU COUNTY. FLORIDA AM al 11,1 ooil IrQrf dou- of tt,N 14. dence Day ctlebratona. Central Park accoving I. Itt p,.rooimandp ii vrIdef.nldkSa$ Chisega, cake walk and Cokes; PRORATE DIVISION S,rn.nole County Courthouse, MI Dilcpofa%tlyordd.n PIat boa to ncIude laid tract 0$ land Noreen WhileSanford and other File NUMber IS UI 5anteq, IloridI, titer for III. and a. Page 55, of lit PwtI,( Records ci *jUibld TI', dstcri$Ni henain Cancer Sodety. cold Utka; Ostitisa ___________________ communities are gurtrg up wall it public ou$Cry to the hi.0$iejt S.m,r.oll Cnty. 1 loreda. confIned Illall include all $111115. Retired Senior Volunteer IN RE 157*71 OF celetxate the Fotgi.h of end beil bdder It, Call,, *4 run 1,411CR NorTtl S degreet. 33 ySa$. I,gIiaay$. altayl, itig _________________________ _________________________ GERTRUDE 14 M((OLLEY. Program, I nade crafti lelIowing d,,crbed properly miriullS, IS leconds East a'ong Itt avenueS IecOId *,tt0 ly bet'weetl :.__-Tuesday c*twrs are -nt O$'ce11ed Situated in Seminole Courity, WeSt 111110$ said Lot Ii. adrltanceci Ill, Silting mvn.(IpaI limits end 12-SICIlI NOIiS jump the gun by celebeating KIwanis Club, free blood 4-flOflS NOTICE OF ADUINIBYRATION hIoridI 3301,11. a,witied herein in Section I _______ _____________________ av, ia'elre ts and American To ALL ' PSONS HAVING ttUs weekend, 1.0$ I. GLEN*000. according I clNoffiSldegreee. 54 minuteS. Indv'dusl *P11 *11 driving North • 'c tint aid. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST lo thie phI Norpof at retorded In II waCoIdi East 177 feeS. thi Satirday, July 3, Sos.*Is SECTION V AMENDMENT OF ________ DIVORC(-$33 N - GUoran14II at, Pack Awl, Sanford on Dec THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Pie BooR I. Faq. U, PubliC thienceNorth7loegrem,33m.rutp., OFFICIAL CITY MAP - TMt the 751. Free 1510$ KIT. Soc west Volusla Jaycees will hold to IeTi around III pm & OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Rerg ol Seminal. Count7, 71 SICIndS East 7554 left '0 111, Cily Clerk be acid II,,. 4 hereby poiupans FL 77M1 .416557 w,ne%lld a pod.$tr,an AutO 114 THE ESTATE the second amual Family rim More Holiday Activity Iov.dl South r.ghit of way of Seminole oul,oqijed to amend, alt,,, and a(cd,rt please call 3055430111 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIcIEO v,rIuan to Pie C,nal Judgment Boulevard, Day at Valmtlne Park on Wed Plans 14pplerrifrit Il,. official CIII, ItIapof *II cave for arid Share my Pot', Sunday's In Collect Pit adm,nrlt,at,On ofth eState entered vs a case pending in Sad Itwnc,SE along laidr.qM of latin It', Cite 0$ CaswIberry, Fl IS In .itt esdecI person L0110..Oad French Avenue, Orange Qty, to Herald. of Gertrude U MCodIep. d.cea,ed, Court. the style 0$ wich .1 .nd.cat.d ChIlled Adi iretp,e SmalleSt b'9 a cucye to tie v.9151 to. a red-us 0$ chide It', annenat.ovi Contained ' area 333 RISI F'le Number 7531.1 pending II bit atiOwl benefitthe Muscular Dystrv*y rICeS , tSml toe *ilt 1uSd 114110111$, a distance of 10311 feet Secton I Nov.01 C.rcuit Court for Spm.nol, COunty. WITNESS my Paid and official anywhere tPienCeS0uTh3Ideglee, llmsiutes. Aim. A variety of events are FACED*ITI'IADIINKING SECTION VI - SEVERABILITY Florida. Prob.t, O.,.on, the ad slal of lid Court Ihul foIP, day ci seconds East 4715 left to. poll PROSLEU --It any wcl.on or paf'tiSlt Of I scheduled icludlng a dmklnt (treSs of which ii Stryinole (oufim June. UI on tie *eit r.q.t 0$ iea, of Stat. Iect.on of *it ord.naia roves to Perhaps AlcIllolcI Allatlymous Legal Notice COurthOuse. Sanford, Ftor.da 37711 bod.h, dart board, fish nd, ______________________ ISrAL I R IS and aDO, CanHele be invalid. unla*ful, or tin Itil personal tepresfnlati,e 0$ the ArtPiur H Berkw,$t,. Jr car maah, frisbee LOU and flea PISatW 43341.7 CITY OF CASSILSIRRY fence Sogth*esfeqIy along lad conitItiAenal. it shall Aol b. Plaid to rltate is Ikelty Sue Oliver, ehiol Clerk clIps C,rcuil Court '11 Gel (DIlly - rIpIfuenCeud in r.gPl 0$ way 11.119 a curve toItil Iii .IwaliaIe or mph? Die validity. Write P 05011713 SOAROOF ADJUSTMINT market. tyss% p , . 5 Lanqod. B, Margaret I M.yeci tenor A .,t,flor Spraying Sanford. FIord. flfll NOTICE ISHERESY GIVEN thu 101 a yadius ci 751114 feet, a lorce. or 1114510$ ally OtIS sectIon Hot dogs, hamburgers, rio,dI 33114 Tie name arid ad Diuti, Clerk needed at once top Phi, pear City Of Calselberry Soard d4tal14e of 751431.0$ tO a point on or part 0$ tIll ollianca ot PIe personal represen Butler, Englinardt A around work Cobia BoatS Co ISALCOHOLAPROSL'CU trench tries, cole law and Adjustment will hold a public the South, line of Lot II. SECTION VII - ANNEXED talv.'lanorney ate 544 fOrth below McDonald ITO Silver Lake Rd. Sanford IN YOUR FAMILY? tfenceNorttwSldegreag. 3$ ,n,esgtpt. AREA RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES bsked beans will be served. P'ear.ng Mr Raymond R Dillman, All persons h.av.nq cIaim Ot hill E Rob.nicri StresS AL ANON 30 W'cends West along South line owner applicant. II requesting a That upon this erdinanc $350 weelly lull time--SIlO wIoRty Tickets for adults 12 and varlancalromSectionlS lttchoills. .rqu.ted demandS coltish tie estate are Orlindo, Florida 37101 to Iai'n,IlesOr trlusds Of 133 74110$ lottie Point of Beginning, becoming effective. tIle property time Santord area WITHIN p THREE PvbI.Ui julie 30. 157$ prNIemdrWIIafl childern II. CityofCakselbemrvCODttoallowa DECLARING AVAILABILITY OF owner it Ilte abeve escr,eed an nes.d.nfo Only. preSently em YONYHS tR011 tIlt DATE OF DEY 17I Forturltwqvstsrmationcall MUNICIPAL SERVICES, DE neledereaslallbese,titlqdt,alIcf 4 p.m. Softball game betS Oainl'ntlencee.9tleenf.etfroma THE PIRST PURL ICATION OF played preferred Our local 477 FINING CONDITIONS OF AN Of way line rather than th Pie v.91,11 aid prIvileges md irn ween the Jaycees ad the ri,lit office 4 looting for 11 men to THIS NOTICE to hIS with the dISk IN TNt CIRCUIT COURT OF THU SIa*dAl AaionFamilyGrp required twInty live lees. .n I of NEJATION - PROVIDING ZONING iriwinutiel as ar, from tima Is tlmt work in nat,os'ial tire lalefy alIve outl a wf.tten IIGNTIINTN JUDICIAL dR Southwest Volusla Little residential tone The p11(11 11 P0 50*553 CLASSIFICATION, REDEFINING determined by ttie gevernlng statement Ol program Call Friday Cisly I (tam or demand CUlT IN AND FOR SIMINOLI Sanford. Fla .32711 legIbly deScribed es hague *a.sts THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF OulPiOrIly of Ihit Lily 0$ Cass.lberr,, yi4 may tare Each, claim must be COUNTY. FLORIDA pm 101pm l3O4u1 CASSE L SE PRY, FLORIDA. TO Florida. and the PlOvililtS of ttil 1.0* 25. IIOU N. Camelot Unit lake HelenCassadaga in wring and vileSt inditile the CIVIL ACTION NO 1$ 1413 CASS-L INCLUDE SAID PARCEL OF Charter ci tIle City of CalS.Ibev',. ARE YOU TROUBLED! Call Toll Two. CaS$elberrp, Florida. ac City of Lake Mary Building Ad be54 br the claim, tie name arid FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR Chamber of Commerce Is car-ding to the Flat 11,11154 as Fr 1301177 for WE CARE. LAND IN THE MUNICIPAL LIM Florida, inacoprdanceeim(Piapteq mn.slrabo,. quahllcal,cns must a,IdIeSI 01* creditor or hiS agerl TIIAGE ASSOCIATION. etC. I!5 & Teens. ITS OF SAID CITY, Ill 044. LawS of Florid.. It71 a nostalgic recorded in P1*1 booR II. include IS veers eiperience ri or aorney, arid lie amounl Plaintiff. and N of tIll Public Records of AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT OF SECTION VIII EFFECTIVE lhiecorlltructuoriundsrllvy,Sh,ould Independence Day Festival on la.m.d II tie claim 'I riof ytt due. rS plannlng Seminole County. Ft CITY MAP TO INCLUDE THE AN DATE - This ordnanc. Shall be quahilied at build.ng. IriS dale when it cull 5._4_af £ F4 due LISt II W CARDER. tie Sunday, July 2, wIthout frills or JATION HEREIN. PROVID become elective immediahely span ._ ________________ piumbung A electrical inSpector The parcel is specifically 515111 be staled 1 tfe claim it .mrI,mamtitd surviving Spouse Ci INC. FOR THE RIC,HI'S AND FRI moneymaklng trap. climaud escr.sw as ISIS Avalon blvd. contingent or unhiquidated. Its, ROHN CARDER. at a RON E IS passage and adelf ion Salary $10,500 or higher Loll Class Ring (lIve Stone) '15 Caslifbet?y, Fl VILEGES FOR CITIZENSHIP IN FIRST READING um dat deçendinlg on Qualllicatioe,5 by a free I rewoib klptsy helene Of Pie uncertainly $11.11 be CARDER. aba RONALD E Mc Lakeside Christian f Zoo Sal I Public searing will be held Oil slated II IPie clam 5 THE CITY - SEVERASILITY. AND June, AD 1575 R.ptp toC,?, Clerk Soc 771 Lake ',cirSd. thue CORMICK. deceased. 51 at. 1:30 p.m. . A pirade In Lake ThWWey. July 70. ISiS at 7 30 pm RItuals. K DI Rewind ' Ut EC I IVE DATE SECOND READING tIllS 11th day My. Fl. 32746 ISCunily shall be described Tti• Defendants collett It) 134 3577 ___________________________ Ilelenwlilfealur.the"Rou'thg nlheCanelb.rryCdvHall.SSLabe claimant WHERE AS. lIsa, has beer, liIld 04 June. A 0 shall dehiter sotticierd NOTICIOFACTION NurSeS aide. fiperlence or cer w'tts IPue City Clprk of tIle Cit of tINAL READING AND '20. Striners Unit and a pet Triples Drive. or as woes IPereafler copies of ttse claim tD the (lISt to TO - FoundSIackLasled01MaI. 3 tilled preferred Apply in per *5 P051611 Casselbvu,rp. Ilovida a petition 101 ADOPTION thuS 15115 day 01 June. enable tIil clerk to mail one copy 10 LESLIE W CARDER, the or I yrs old Maylair Parade with pi'laes son Sanford Nursing Con MARY * HAWTHORNE arineiat.on sgned br the landewdwv A 0 ISiS each personal rhpresenlatlee uncemarried luriivllSq SeCtIon Call 337 47)7 spouse of wa'escent. 550 Mellonvihle In the pitt near city hail there are, sou,qrit lo be anfieled Clttt Clett APPROVED _________________________ Alt person, unlevelled in tie estate ROHN CARDER. ala RON E con54nting to and requesting tIle City Sf CaIwIberfy BILL B CRIER, 'ewa'd$iOtor "140*4" levi Old will be a flea markd, fwv to wPnm a copt of IIi's Nolic• of CARDER, a I a RONALD L M •Eastern Personnels Ptiblisli June 10. 975 arwle.ationlrvt toning of that parcel MAYOR female cat. Grey A White Call Adununislraluonh,as beln mailed a,. (ORMICK. deceased gaines, petting zoo and other Dlv I)) specificall, described herein, arid ATTEST usllect 30)3754373. Servlce$30SdóPs required. WITHIN THREE RESIDENCE UNKNOWN attractions. WHEREAS, lyle City Council of MARY W HAWTHORNE. MONTHS FROM THE DATE 01 Castliel' Hofet YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED the City of Calselberry. Florida, City (lest 1:30-7 p.m. at Lake Helen, a • THU CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH THE C IRST PUBLICATION O $IlOmo uP Front desk thaI an acl.on to foreclose a mol theretofore at regelir mvieetitigof the Publish, June23 33 July 7. II. 1175 1'4'ktebHOtehi log roiling coated and log JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR THISPOTICE.lohileanyoltluuctians 1010. on the lollowing Manager. Hotel. e*D property in City Council let approved the DEvIl SIMINOIU COUNTY. FLORIDA, they may Pave hat challenge, the Seminole Countt. honda -----£700- Night Audit $105 up .ulflg(ated. 'Ihe W133 Cl pelit.Ofi s.9lied by Pie landowner Special Weekly A Monthly Rates ,aIuduty 0$ Die decedent'S *iII. hi CIVIL ACTION NO. 1I-l)4l.CASSL LII 4 of tie Colonnades. 2nd me Employment Agency Councelorarea Sought Ia be annuled. will ipinsor a fish fry In the CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. a ciealilicaleons 01 P15 p.rsonal Sector', according to Pie Plat The New Sanlord InnI $ Potenlial arnings $115 up on5erting 10 and requesting tie municipal opo.lIats. rypreienlatiwe, or Pie venu, or ASS M.Ianford833i0 evei'H'.g thereof recorded II Flat Boos lI Truck Terminal Helper 1150*1 CITYOFCA$$ILSURRY annelalon 0$ said parcel and ia, Plaintiff. lurusdictuvin 01 tIe (ouel Paul Ia. Of PIe Public Retatdi 7:30p.m..Stageihowln lake SOARDOF ADJUSTUINT -lorilidyred thleroughily hue vs ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND Sem.nole County, Florida NOTICE ISNERESY GIVEN Dial teasubility of Suhi arv'saialids and 1-Gead 'TtWn to Eat ul HIIen Paztfeaturing U.S. Navy HELEN CONSTANTINE. ef. of., OBJECTIONS P407 SO FILED has been lied against y and thif C.ty of Casselberry Soard of ---- -- lonung to the City 01 Catlefbeqyy. Defendant, Uhileland WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Hand and a iterequiredlo serve a copy at your hold a public ron.da inaccordanceinily, Cliapler Adluitmenl will NOTICIOFACTION OaleafIhielir%tpubicat.onofthuis written defenses. 1 any, to it On vaudeville show. Bring folding hearing Mr Ctiarle, A Macken LawS of Plonida, 1514. and TOt Notice of AdminIStratIon June 33. EDWARD E HADDOCK, JR "chalrs or blankets. *HE PEAS, obIech.ons ho 511ch net. applicaril. 5 requeSting a Jotwunie WilliamS IllS S*ANN. $WANN AND HADDOCK, anrieuation and ton.ng Paws won conditional use as provided by SWEETCORN Post 011k. lou II) S Billy Sue OlIver Pla,iltilf'l altorney. whole addreSs 301 Commercial Sanft,d 3775116 considered and hearings held, arid t Section 35115151 of the City of $750 au Port lynn. New York At Pensoisal Repreianhative 511 SOUTH MAGNOLIA AVENUE. aopearng (hi Monday nlgM all o'clock tOopefas.I used in the best ,nler,sl 01 the CaMelberry COOL RUSKIN VINE 0$ Pie Estate of OIILAPIDO, FLORIDA 33001. ott, SOAT BUILDERS car iot ri a C I lone The parcel ii there will be a fireworks RIPE TOMATOES Ann, Me. Meoveff C..vtnude U McColley l4otl the 151 da 04 Aug5I. lie, Cult ot Caslelberry, Florida. l,rdouta,d installation e. afln,i arid tore said progsrIy. legally d,ecribed as 3 lbs $100 Sanford, Flu-Ide Dec.ase aIidIuteIheWI,iI4l*ittlttiecteksf lubRIci Is $pe(ll( candillenI P5t needed at atic. Mqtt have Regis ala point en lse Isuftiarly i' '.0 .rv' -u-u.ri.vw ' ANDERSON FARMS AtTORNEY FOR PSRAOWAL lids town litter before service eIgesf 0$ way line Of 1.11 A$ai1hti 15*1,114.11*11 OME. Mltctwy. _ INC ninth Avo 3317111 Beatrice CIai, broewi REPRESENTATIVE Pla.ntitfs attorney or immediately beet Volvo 1)11 last of tIll Northeast Too ay I sheady peer WHEREAS lii City Council ISIS RaIlroad Avenue S W C Hwilch,ison. Jr thenlalter. otherwIse a default will round work Cobia boat Co trom invest.gat.en Itsas Corner of 1.0$ 1, Slack EE 01 Lake Sanford. FlorIda lfvlChllOn A Mr,s been$ecfdaqaunsl yOsi ho the relief Il4t8fructicin will be Ellen Addition II Caslelberry. S.lvr Late Rd all municIpal services ' -------------_____________________ 23014 Park Ave demanded Ill Die Comnpiavil ibare will be an $1,111 fin Sertt,a Lewery - available to Itie area lobe ann.sed FlorIda, according hI plot lllereof leO Ocawer HI WITNEISmy hard andthe wol of UNEMPLOYED! Nlves agaIn If works display to dlmu an ill NI East Ill Styles Single A group tenniS instruction on the effectiv, date of thus Or recoIled in Flat loot 1, Page 630$ Sinhord, Fl 33171 thuS Court on Julie 30. 1171 you have sIxes, desIre A am Sanford, FlorIda available Teaduing youngslars ml Public R.c.rds of Seminole dunant e day Fotrth of July pm y tefepliCIW 13051 3321051 ISEALI biliatit SerloiAo,Wy Please call a SPecialtt Latest lecPwulques P40*, THEREFORE, BE IT EN Cr'It. Florida Pubiustu June33. Julyl. I7l Arthur H SecbwdP,. Jr spin.ored by Greater $342014 ACTED BY THE CITy COUNCIL IhwnceEatbalongsa.drlglstofway P15 5 csrtified by USA Pr. RebecCa Claw Lang OFY Ill Clerk of the Circuit Court Chamber of Commerce Tennl Registry For info Doug IUnkninnI 01 THE CITY OF CASSELOERRY. line 70445 feel, Ilienci South B, Margaret I M,yert Lute in Houseseeper. own 10. 4 weslerlyparallel with US H4fvway Maliclowibi. 332 w FLORIDA a,Tueaday In Fort Mellon Pitt. , ______________________ As Deputy Clerk Relerence, small salary (soil Belle (lair SECTION I - ANNEXATION I? 17 334 left, thenc, Soubheaslirty PubliSh June70. Jut 7, II, Il. 1571 The fli'ewotta were P11'thaId JACKIE CAOLOSWIMMING 'equurld Reply SO. lfl (0 p0mb on IPie Westerly rI9PII of bradihaw Alit) ZONING ThaI the City ci ho a DEY II? EvliSiflS I4lraId P0 50* IRS,. SCHOOL INFANTS AND with donations from local $10 DIllingIsam Street IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ________________________ Cuslelberrr. Florida, doe'S Pierewilts ca, line of laid HIgInnay Sanford ADULTS 332 3337 Pt,iladelMsia, P,llnlytvania IIMINOLU COUNTY. FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR and hereby anne. and des4tsae felt SOutPiwq'SItrty Irom tIle Nor 'groupsandindivtduslsandwlu meast corner St said block El. ______________________ PROSATI DIVISION SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA tonirqofac.rtairitractoflalying lPsllsce b.1etoffbypCO(lOfl1lSfTNU are having ditfucully tvud.ng II you Souttiwesterly 401cc Clam along File Newber 15115 CF 'ii ,,m.1ole County. Sloq,4., and PSOSATS DIVISION a place ID Iuye. car to drIve, a the marina. SpeCtatorS lfl Late Mary Read O.,,.a. more particularly described as Westerly r.ofil of cay If US Hips File Number 15146 CF ____________________________ lob, or Some Service you Puav Sanford, PlO ha way 1157 IN feet to thl Nor IN RE ESTATE OF have a vantag, point along the lotloes. to wit D,flS,ll need 01. read all our want ad, AL LIE MYERS Seg.lWiufl5 St (lie SW cornor of 1.01 llteasfarlr corner 01 properly IN THU CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH IN RI ISTATI OF seswallfrc*n Fronds Avenue tO Cake Ma, (lair 5 ever, dip hevelofor, conveyed a R 0 and II. Central Park aord.esg Deceased VIRGINIA WIVER GROVE, JUDICIAL CIBCUIT, IN AND FOR It East 1,11, threes Mellonvllle Avenue, according II 't 0.en 014.1. NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Deceased blat Ipieweotas,.corded in Flat 5001 SIUINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA Sanford, Florida 111,11cc Northwesterly along laud CIVIL ACTION NO letil CA TO ALL Pt 1150115 HAVING Fun Fair Chairman Jack I. Fags 0,01 the Public Rsco,ds of PIOTICS OP ADMINISTRATION a. S Marlen Lowery 0141.1 preplrtt hellO faef. thence WINTER CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST to ALL PERSONS HAVING Seminole Cnly. C iori, PARK iit*'ner. FEDERAL 501 East Itt, SInes Piorltieasherly 15 le.t 10 point Of SAVINGS run ttserscl North THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 0 degreeS, 77 AND LOAN Sanford. Florida Schedule of Tuesday's Vim beginning Plsisanaddiliosalparc.I ASSOCIATION, etc. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED tHE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL viuiliul.5, 30 seconds Last along '-Fair events: 114 THE ESTATE West lil*of SaudLot *1. adistariceol adl.iningSaidpropert, ontt,eteutl, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Plaintihf. AlSo, it any of thI above Defend Ill commencing IS' butts If SE YOU ARC HEREBY NOTIbIED IN THE ESTATE 100 beet 11a.m. to 1p.m. GeSiral CITYOFCA$SILS1RBY cornec.IPIIen,)1$'*esltaapo.ntS' C antseredead.thlunknownw.dO*S. tliaflheadminislral.onoltP,Iestale YOU ARE HERESY NOtIFIED thenceNonlhlldegrees.%imuuule,. Souly' 0$ *5 corner. tP.eesce 71.' DAVID S0*EN.eI II SOAROOFADJIJSTMINT heirs, de,'s.es. grardees -d all "Sanford Museum LOW'S, (if AL LIE MYERS. deceased, File 11114 IPie admurs4bmaf on of Isa eslal. 14 secOnds EasI In lee,, Defendants NOTICEISHIRESYGIVENISII ' Ixittlis 11 am. • (g IS77ICP, us pending in true of VulSinla Winier Grove. deceased, fence PlorIP, IS degrees. 30 tubules. aiocq Southerly liep If lad praperly CLURM'S 11071CR the City of (asse*4rt Board 0$ ttiiou91i. under or against wsy .4th. Cuncuil Court 101 Seminole SEbum corner Clunfy. ileNumr 1174$ CP. Spending un 74 SecondS EasI 1554 140 10 lie IS tnca to 04 laud pcepef'ly. food COIK,eNlofla 0910. OF SALI AdiusImenI will 11011 a public above t.mld Defendants. aid all Clorida, P,obate D'vis.On, the point 01 beginnIng ad ristit sf lal o1 Seminole me C,rcwut Court for Seminole NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that hearing Mr Stanley C Tate. 12noon Barbecue and (thir parties having or claimIng IS have Psiblic Iiearleig will be 1,141 on psirluaflt to 0$ which us Dii Courthiosi. County. Florida. Probate D'vision. BoUlevard. a Filial Judgmeeie of Trust. is request.ng a conditloisel rlgfSl,tltliandinllresl lntttfparcels Ttsitsday. July 10.1511 all 10pm Clyp(Ie5ur entered food available. Sanford, Florida 33711 TI'. personal the address of wlii(Pi Is Seminole bhil'geSl alongsaidr,gIif of in Die wa isa as providedby Sac 75 lIStbl of ebov II tail property herein d,s(ylbed intlseCesselberry City Hall. RI Late an rFpneilnlatuve 01 tIle estate is Cnb, (ouritiosise. Sanford, Fl a curve to It. tit.l to. i Fadisis 0* Triplet 1:30p.m.. Confederate P.rmy usfltledcaus. in lhie(i,cs.it Court Ci the Cily If Cassalberry CODE he YOU ARE NOTIFIED that Drive. or as soil, the,aaller Ipl EugilteenfIs ANDREW LEWIS MYERS JR . 11$ 10140. a d.slance of 113 11110$ 71111 TIle pef'senal repru'w'stallv. Judiciel Cilcuit. un corral, a restaurant ti a C I tone a,tIon to lonetwo, demossdration pot$ibl• lienS in Itt nte14 addre%s 151570 Sent. Ba,bana of lh,e estate i MarSanil Niclerlon. lP4,4e suits II degrees. IS mihwteS. and br Seminole COufIly. Florida. I TI', parcel is legally described Is property MARY * HAWTHORNE 2 p.m. . Greased pig atiat - 1.110.1119 parcels of ,,,e. Duned.n, F 10 Ida 1757$ TIll 0$ ress IS PS Kingsley SI. 30 seconds East 4115 fees to a p1111 .lI sell al Public •licl1011 to tie From tfe SW CofAll' 041.0$ II. FNi Seminole County. °' City Cli.. name and address of the personal Cassilberry, hI the name ar' winner gets the 1Mg. Ifs 1151 WIsh lI91it of Cal of Stat. hijhiIst bidder or 401 al tIle Wesi of Central Part. P S I. Page 15, SOUTH III East ' of 1.0$ 3$. City St Casselberry representatives allorney are III addness Of It. personal represses Ro.d IS arid 140. Front 100 of tIle (IluytPiouse In the Public Records of Seminole Cost,ssy. 24 p.m. . Liv. ts'oa4c by SANFORD according to ml thence Southwesterly along sad tlti,e'sattonevate set Perth belle Oiled Dii Ills day of Julie, Ills City of S.nford. Seminole Counfy. Florida. run N S degreel 3) 30" 1 I. 10111 belde Iluefeof.alrec.rdediei Plal Julie 10, I7$ All persons having claimS or All pawns Paving cIaim or niplllofwa,alengacv,vel.ttseleft FlOrida at the PiOuf 0411 ISA 14 on IOOfeeI. thence Na. degrees W10" page 04. PublIc Retond, of lno$I demands aghin$t the islate are demands againsl the estate are Ion a radius of 7511)1 heat. a DEY 133 Frog Jumping 3 p.m. 1sil574bti.IliSttsalcsntl.flpa,celof 1(0 a pint an a (5,15* parallel Is veguired. WITHIN THREE leqii.nsd, d.slanc,ofmi3leet Ioapsinton WITHIN tea prOpertyde44ribHasI.Jlo,, THREE - betsig your own frog. (7) Lot. IS and33Qf.eflromlt.we,f,vl,rigi.j Block A. U U MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Die South line ol Lab II, Lof S. ACADEMY HEIGHTS, of way of SI Rd IS and MS. said 4p.m..CrownlngofFowthof SMItH'S SECOND SUSOIVISION. THE FIRST PUSLICATION OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF lt.nceNortisbldegrm.fltuileenle,. ther15f, as pomsbeingIlepeintofb,gin.sing0$ INTHICIRCUITCOIJRTOPT$u WtVd.ng to Itie Flat according a tIle Plat tIw,40. as THIS NOTICE, to bIle withi 'July K1n4 and Queen In Youth Ii,, clerk THIS NOTICE. II fIll with. the clerk 10 secOndS *551 a101Ig loutti line SISNTIINTN JUDICIAL dR. recorded .n Flat Soil 5. Page IS. this descrlpsie,n 115015cc un soetls recorded ill Plal 540 I, page IN. Di, above courl a wiitlen 0$ me above CCitt a written 437111041 lIttle Poorlol Sigifsiilfig Programs use. coated. CUlT SUMINOLU COUNTY. Public lIcords 0$ SIminole County. westerly along said curve to the pu*lmc RecOrds of Semnele (eunty. ualem of afit claim or demand statement of any clalni or SECT ION II FlorIda ri ZONING FLORIDA riISt. to it5 ullersictien *1111 ml 4:30 p.m. • Bubble Usen Florida Ihle,ma,hiave Ea(hsdlai.,i mtistbe IPieynsayI.a, Eachsclam ,iss4lbe DESIONATION That Die CIVIL ACTION NO. P$)WC**D SEAL) Soulti line If slid LIf II, LetS lIfill. Sled I?, lies F. (3) writne and muSt 'Ihdicabe tue .n writ .ng and must .nd.cate me liiowtngCdad-prts&orall. cegpert, deScribed in Section I 01 HAMILTON PUORRAL SAVINGS Ah1Pwr H beck.,tt,, Jr l$lenceesslarly along 154 l$1, line U N TRAFFORD'S 14a basis lor the claim, Dil name and bass 101 Die chhiM, 11,1 nanie and ffiu ordinance shall hiavl Clint Of Cl,coff Crt 1p.m. . Sack Sacs. of Lot $4 to 1151 Wesfinly ilgesI 0$ the AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OP ce, of sanleri. according II address of Die cr,dulor or IsiS agent adeteisef (he cr14111 or P115 agent following 1111.119 classification 5 hgat11 L Meyers. .RooILYN. NEW YORK. wayef Slate Read ISandilS. blind recu-ON Plat thereof. 1 p.m. • OEUIIII lot TV. or allotefy, and tIle amoumnl oy allorney. and (lie atusunl Partel No I Deguly (lens - R-IA Pleediff, nun Aovthllasforly en 11,1 right 0* I, pages 5664. Public Records claimed lIthe claim ,, Aol yet ds,e. ilarned It tIle claIm is n0$ ,et due. 7 p.m. Drawing for blab TIsat porlien Of Lot Ii. P1St (111*1,111 CSV II' vs cay snacgl'y, CIII nad'u$af 3011 *6 Of Seminole Ceuhit!, Florida lP'e dale when it wIll blceme due (he dale when it wIll become due CenIral Pant. PS I. Page 0, Pv*IiC E. WIedsuan, leo hill ho a dislanc, ci 11143 P,es. JOSE *. PASON end JEANNE (II L0* S 110(1 I. Tier A, E R shall be staled II the dlii 'S shall be slated II It. Claim 5 Records ef SimIntl County. PATRICIA PAbON, hill ude, WiidIpoeeIio. Naihies. tluenceN II dogrees 1$' W' * U N e p.m. FIrsworbs on lbs TRAFFOSD'S MAP OF THE conlingenl or unliqvudated. 1111 conlingeunt or uRligIlidatod. the FlorIda, tying sust 04 It. Nsrttl Olfoeldants WardA Wendnsan. PA feel, thence hbortheelflrly en • TOWN OP SANF ORD. accenting II nalurl 04 Itt uncesla.nb, shall Ii nature If Its, undirta.nby shall be Sect.in line Of Section S. P0 be. Range Ill • curve $0tIU OP to 1151 1041 c4I, radiuS 0$ the Plat 11,111Sf, as recorded In stated II Its. claim is sacured. tIle staled II the claim 15 teced Ih,e W.rder Pars. Florida 3770 Township 115. and Well 0$ a curve Slaleen organizations will t40ice $ heesay 51v1R 1114 Ii fees a Istince ci 11311 IeØ , ,l 5661. PUblIC Racandl tactility shill be desetIbed The SeOurlt p Shall be dosd,lb.d the PilalIel to and MS foil trans Utomoys ho PIainf,fl 1111 want Is the Jul Judgm*l have beIolhe. held, INIegrm IS' 31" * 1550 of Safulm.le County, Florida (I4l shall delIver Stilt SleeK claihhsanl Shall dos ,ec idfti(Iefd wesferIp nqest of way 0$ SI UI I) Ferectogeg and Sale .RIlnoI in It. Puibhilil JUlIO IS. 51$ foes heed NNdogm Sa' N" 1 so ($3 LotS. Slick U. Ties C. U. R Greater Sanford The 131 copus Of Ihso clam, Ig Pile clerk t uspes of Nbc clam ho Die cleft Is and 615 the coaduM*4CIrsIl4(,0$ ° point of begir-ising gfl TRAFFOID'S MAP OF THE enable Ihe clerk IS mat on. copy t. evtble the clerk to mall one copy ho Partef No I - LAS "l,iairbsr of me ligelfeerlll Judicial Cirdtilt, In AIio. bOfPipoqa,y reslavn.n5 _____ TOWN OP SANFORD. according tI PICTI?lQt.J$NAME personal repnes.slative paCt personal nlgres.IifaIlve Sigaws.ng 01 a pousI IN 1.0$ NI and ho Seminole CCinty, Pboelda. am panseg .s neqyest wi a LA I sen. spoesot lb. "High rtker"1 Nilico is hereby given PPihl I tIle Flat ff,eoI. as recorded In PIll All persoest mnherelled in the elate All pers Interested in IfsI ISlets degrees 32' II' I from Ito SW CIII Action No 11)10 CA IS 0. 111' iegagi leel,ctflc clown foci, the liMbs blab I, pages 1.04 Public Receres 10 whom a copy of this Nof ice 0$ lo cP.m a copyef In iniss II 121 w The parcel '5 lelalIp 1.11311,4 05 thus Nelids of cannes of Lel Ti, PIle 0$ Central lawersignid Cliii wIll Iegnning It a point MS less N S WIl It. Seeuieran $l,d • At1amit. r Seeeuhiele (oiauly. F II? ida Adm,fslslralwn his been nsailld are Adm.nistrstion Ills been Itsailed are PItt. Pb a. Page 0. Public Records geerty sebueted in Walk'. al1IIti Csumeulp. degrem 33' 70" E Item It', SW sell CatnIp. Florida 3311, Sim al LII 74. iloit IS. PINE mequlned. WItHIN THREE required. WITHIN THREE Sf SatlhinOleCosefy, Floida, dosaibedas NowassdTbes books FIIrda.aISthefd1iIic.'5AomoIf osruies if LII IA Pus 0* Central LIVEL. II the PNi MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF MONTHS FROM THU DATE OF TheNarmsgghad.4Iws.j,,lNO Par%PB4,Pag.0p.JW14RuSanford Recreation mereuf.esrecwdsdinPlat 11514. THE FIRST PUILICATION OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OFrunIIlenceNa.grge5S4'M"E a pouw an a curve It 11w rigId. Soefalmellsltief,efofthe*oof $UNDANCEUOTOIINN.IIIIt,.. leS40bnegnforsi4,,lDi 0$ Sesi.eiole County, PS-ida. lie £perfnun* wW ----- ss pages 31 and 31. PublIc Rocarda 0$ THISNOTICE.tofileantoblections THISNOTICE.tst,lean,00jeclIins Parallel be and MS 140 from Illi IISIo0$O Let I). FLORIDA LAND the CIert Sf *4 CKCliif Court. tt5Ib14 N N devon 54' 51" Ella Seminole County. PS-lie. (Pity may have 11,11 dlsaIlleIg. It. Ifley luily have It'll chlaltleige tIle cqsteclv ylgill II wa Of St Rd 51 AND COLONIZATION COM it on a cur,. 111150 nlgest. parallel Ng Seerl.ele (ossify, Floride us as ______ tIled egoNO 5,4 ygu validly 0$ the *0odent's CIII. tIle vaIshly 04 blue decoded's inN. the $15. his PANT'S CULIBY PLANTATIO*I. terdanc. games and S CkICkMS bai'a. Wi nogilred to wive a copy Of your guelifldallons of he plrssnal qullulICatIlliS of Dii peisofiel *111 Die provisens ci Die ho and 705 11sf Item 154 eS40Iy P1111cc run s40hsslecty along Slid SANFORD, FLORIDA. edcliddig vjhIOf Cat Of St RI IS and IS. IS P .dlit.gus Name SIaIvtfs_. To Wit Sulstd.&inlnok Jaycgss will wrilan dafensas. II any. Is II In C. nepvesenlalive. Oi Iii. venue or te,resental.ve. If Die ve sr curve ho Its Intorsectlub win Ito bile PIll Ilereef. as recorded in P10 SIi(ii, $65 IS F lard. Statutes Its, Ihe.sc. run Stsiftotslecly along ia ,uyi$d.ctian of the cowt Itfr,obOtion silt'. court VERNON MIll. JR., aftsnnav br NIrIt' SecIiin line 0. SIded S. beab I. Foge 579. 0* 11.1 PubliC haves ''ig mar, a frog Plaintiff. P1 Its ntersedtian with 154 S.g Leetrice Lci'snset edo., .oio Is PlOt ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND ALL CLAIMS. DIMAWOS, AND Range 101. Twship all. _____ Records II Sinsinoli CiveIty, PubliSh June 3310. iut, ceded 1. si. )5 NOelli Sodlien his, of Settles S. Office Drisil'l. BanNed. FlorIda OSJICTIONS NOT 50 FILED OSIECTIONS NOT 50 P11.10 Di,nclwesbanty aleng said tItled Florida, Rars,e IN. Tnuis 215. mnd. flflI,snorbo$greIy*IIFtafud WILLIE FOREVER IARRED ,h(tdageapdCokUt WILL SE FOREVER RAIlED IegIoIile,MSgrIyledsfsaidL0* al40llcs0$s.telsehiabameioci wIlferhy awlS Slid Section leg Se Dateoflt*fystp,blicallorsafllsis Dalelluelwstpubllcailonofls$ II. Itoeco lie legion 32' W I to blhdeIhotilNel II NectodsAM - 'ii, j blue *tslerly line s4 said LW II, Us Ook will oom Illelflesrlgllbllwsffi11eCleniof 11115 PlCTlTIIu5N _____ Coust mu- BoNes williS in Nol,ce ci AdmilslsIraI,en hine 73. $01141 0$ AInsinls$raflin' June 15. Ilue potiw of 50,llShIf Tin day of Jwty. K'S, e Ito en 1511 Nil it, IS heresy 540110$ I am INebCe 1.51151,0533' *' U to Ito YOSC. j1IId ISIS FIlmS III'S 0110151! 01 IITWIW11IStV IllS P1140 Ne. I - CI Wolf .10* Dear 04 *o $eme'mse nsagsdinbosmsug$ Soil sits pied If Wginnauig bscwsd rtha, bled flok Nd memeffori smerwNio DefeoR siN ANDREW LIWIS MvtRS il M.vgitst Niclesson Fr.asffi.SWanwr.fLel I1.PI04 dOwdy Cowthel,w. lanIerd. U. $aestont. FIS. Sensws,se Thusprepaly IS ffiI5ll(ifkalI, Al PSrS.sal Repoesinlative As Peililsal Riprsintati,e 04 edWed ag.lCde you br me ngll0$ 0$ Central Pest, PS 6. Page 0. F1140 ad F*ihi. 40SF Ilg 11(11140 na.ei,of located on SR IS and so I14y I? in $510 COmplIed In ci bIle Estate f 0$ the EsSafi II PublIc Records 0$ Seniiede County. Dither H 50(0,451. Jr SANFORD EAILY CHIlDHOOD 531 and 54*h.n.11 Sdeleverd Ic benefit Ibi Used -' Allue Mylis Virgin.h Wesgi Grove Florida. CS'S 04 me Cleced (oust CINTUR. and 140 I edOm to PubIc Pilarilig will be held en and 40 0$ ' WITNESS nv Is Deceased run N U degrees *3' 30" 1 IN till, by - Mori01 L MiygIl "54*514111*0*1* Ito (loS 0* ?hiuf slay. JUly *1175, all 70p ______________________________ pjn' Me Silts dlv of iune. ATTORNSY FOR PURSONAL ATTORNEY P01 PUR$ONA* e N N dsss SI 51" I lee OlpIly c*t ., me Ciu.ed Cwt. SemMee Ceu,, ulIttoCall5yyy CAT teal, so ai. _______ ______ AD, Iffi REPRESENTAIIVI aIPuI$INTltivI pi*ionacw,ealS14ti40 (tIAL) ' PS-MS 1. ItNS4*e win me TnipleIOrbvg.005,fl, of Si J ISUAL) Albert N FlItS, Uopnte M01aaI 5. DevIl 04 10,1 broin lIe wesSifly ri 0$ .ay SWARN. SWAJIN AND gieeI5l 04 *e F l0$$abn' Nomo P115*10 *,i H. Sei0,I*. Jr. Smith 101015 . 1915h1'5i poI*Ksd WIlSatios Ill UdearS Slay, 0451 Rd IS I 115. sail pied beng NA000CK V01IDIS. T.W.t Suction an MARY * NA*TNORNR P0 Se. $553 C*I of ho (Wi-iN Co-in' N Pat Ave 1151 Pl 0$ bdimSMe If 1115 Il 1*111 MlpIWfll Avenue Flod. Siahegs KU Ctp CS-i 5y betty N C4* OnI, Fl. ISNI laMent, F*Ide 33773 *saip.aon. Oflonde. PS-lie 3115$ Cty oh Cessaitsanry $5 Many M Mite T.l TIIIpsNI (IN) 5431301 As Deputy Cleft Tofepeen. 1)101 373 Wg tlu0.erues soIDh.t$N.i, along sail AIlwweyi ho P11114111 banNed Cliii Care. 150 DOled thi5 $111 lay of J 5e I 1110531 bkklN 4,33.301 ,fety I. SIN ,Publ'Sh 34033, *5115 Publed' Julie * J04 1, 1070 j Is *0 lIed. IS is edsrwf em PwSllN is. sos Ptioiga' JUl11 $6, 33 30 JUly? 7130 PtibI1st' JwdS 70, 197$ DRY 15 DIYfl DRY $0 5.11154 Sousa IMS 04140 LIf 1.5 OS! $15 '"coMM.1beIssdwdUsN DRY H Dlv III oa is w * , a. Seminole Orlondo-Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES P1.1 t,.,e tail Parker5 Sm'e Su.ptw,i0r f tact c pm iv. , SFYiItCE ivARIi(55 ___________________________ 1.LTS U( HOPlLST Sunday - Noon Friday - ZELLWOOD - Legal Notic. Legal Notice IllS ad. and-h ws lever I iOoklig 101 l'ieof', t do a 00 this ai would, I bela, II ou earl bfe 0000rtun., '0 •amn TPire Ii Five Hundred 0011Cr-S a eSfO call I 433 5103 anytIme bc cded melsage AVON OPENS DOORS ToIundouthsoeyoucanbf'com,avi - u. M$IN }.*Øj 1od -- a posy Hams. ns rspakcan 1-KiUW ________________ ' ."Pf"'r u.!. • -' • 'lf ' - - -, i. . -. -, I :'. •. I - P Beat 115 C 9 £051 04 I' 1 span 'trw n.odern 37) -1771 - .. Avon Rrp'eserltat,ve Cal 044 Carpcs'ec Y5I P'iF rOsql I tnaii uools S I L nI Conit 737 07 St,hlyvt and Ma ifl5 URGE14Ty PIIEOLD' $751. pa GUARAPITFED Send Sell aJd't'ss.d stamped envelope Tk E SITE RPUISI B'. 211th Oc'n.er Co 50721 - ---' 2--Situation Wanted - IT'S "IN" TO BE "OUT" oft cc hI ', t,sningt C.,t 'lv all n,s 11v a ci" ad A - -- - M Unsworth ReaIt'r' 0(fj,"s i. ICR THE BEST' Thus on. .5 Drill', P.0.useu Only 5S5O A lIlA1 rw'v Yascr'r, D..yiv tI likC Mar, Li ICily 'ended ,l I. .v -nyse' ttiil .ini v1 cub (OSIS A,aI ti 10 liarS Cvii, 57154) Ca ,,.,' AMERICAN EARTHWORM CC) A,y','r.can Earthworm (0 5 tu tv., ret', ho, .ol,mn qrowvrs iisotm p'Oju(l-O" lobe used .n '.5 ng & ttu,VC waste d500%ai 5Sl'I'r-5i Arbuy all ptoduil'On II toe ale .ritrpsled in Pain.", brom 1000 t $1000 pit .s'o as ,cer own buss tail 37) 1)11 fl S,avtovd T*O sell (on'a ned iiti ri us s oicir'v Iname i story Lu., 'none' tenh vI'e 0thcc ' 51Q CII r-u'd tnoI4aiJ, 3)5 Sir-lord Furs Rooms GracousLvh'iQ 5005 Oak Pro.,u$ISmO S.Il lISt 3O-Aps'lnIlfllS Usthirnsshed Ridgewood Alms Apts. I. 1. 3 Bedroom Apartments available Pool. Ret Rl's. Tennis Court. Laundry noom, AC. Dilhu*asller. Carpeted A Diapes Call 3334470 tt,lwv$n 133am ISom .53 aR f.IIune.Iihllts. !ps5 Adl,m1% only, on Lake Ale .Iwsl'luO 14 Airport FIled in Il S2in lantocd Call 333 WI Mariner's Vitlag. ApI SAPIP 0110 h bli unit Aduis Only Furls or unlurn 14 14 arpet, AC PhOnI III Sill 3 5R, 7 bath,. I car garage in ariora C HIA carpel tell cleaning ovOn Call 47*3351 3p.rtnsenlS FUrniShed Vacation Apartmeni lot AdulIp Ever,IPulug IurnisIled. $133 week Geneva Garden ApIs Sanford 1*01* 75th St Houn'sIOa mu' 101pm 7277050 I SR Fur's ApI Water Inch IllS FIt'Au?ibuL gil 1*4, IrQ'vi 'r-. city 5)5.150 C LOOPING FOR ACREAGE' Owner sa,s il'dutf' It acres Dl (ieauiv.lvt boded property So of Sir-lord now ym-i 577(15 r-- Neat lowe Lovely I BR, country ktchien, perchu 5131 • utilibios A 150 dIpolul 3)11)11 FurmIuShild Apt SIlO plc me 304 Palmilto Ave LarS. Apt III French Aye Mate, Fun's tIle me . 53$ deposit 37,343, flIbWl CleanFuetn.Istfloar Apt Pri,ate Enfranco Adults Only $04 Palmetto lom r' loll, I HOW S THiS iOR A 5!Av II II' 7 BR I 1)1ip. older tiOn', 32-Ituses ilrIi%hed TOWN HOUSE II I', bath,, sswef, waler, lawn cane pad $725 me I yr lease 7111 PaIk AvI 141581) i,uu,uuadiital. I SR. I bath. heesdid yard 1371 1st A 1*11 Available lOw Adglts pre$erred si)yctI 31) 73w4 55,3 bell, MODUL AR HOME. C HAA, en capes, pool. Ienn.s (bent, club hotse A nilnina privileges 5150 ma I yr-s lesse Jolinny Walker, REALTOR 331 4451 fl-4tousss Furished Or-i. 5)J)O (o.ul, I'U l.a'iI SoS 01,10 1.'' J2 WEAL TOR 171101 LISTING S(RtiCt I' liLa 121 II.i EXTRA SPECIAL ISTATF SAd Grand Old, I PR PR C HIA lIchen coup Deuble sled yard Itwubbery I Ja'H oakS proSidc beaulbul sri'.ng -n lIe II nl.gPuborPIO,zt 520 s PuitI 0 10 SELL Neat )pW .ini, S yns old .n Quiet nucs ne.ghiOo. Cord * w arpel, C Ps. t.lcr,an yQu'p Ion only 5,33.500. won 11*51 I11 SIsnses lorlbR Tra,befs A4vIP5 Dell Na P0*5 I$,aDPOft Dr. 5*d c.' ui rn Wtk , r-a Rip. ay II Pa. lIon I t)rqpi' . , ).Z.. ,".' t41'lSl IC. l,,.ii id - &'.,/iy ('.a.ru..v TneT nil Tell.dF 2 NW 24 lull P.uo ,'I'vs Put hIQel 5i$ 510 Glady Brown Realty I I ale 1.111, 12 SI)' I ci 132 11.1 or 177 Ii' tOOl, ill POOL toCSl, I 511 7 ball' hem, •itb 11.17 pool 1411 h.mvpial.IOt a nun' Sen Abe,' 54154) Pita' sPot) do',ut ..I?t7 525 1510 WITT REALTY, REALTOR 321 0640 LrstI 5$l'tldy V 1 .vs 32) 4753 172 0,175. 33)2045 tossults 1IALTY I.OM1'LL Tti I 1iIt,lJbt)u 1101410 VA IIHA Y10m15 iocabvd fl "an. a'.as ii Se..' , noie (o,vPy 517.5(0 ' 5*0.115 Doer' pa, me"I Ow au SIX Ill Furn apI tot renl • BR, I Dam Referent,, pequured 5145 hue NO D,lih,inll ..,Qm,ttts 10 ilinSe lien, Ccci *,,-IlCimril C I Al IOU lfl Sill 14 Req R,aI Istall 5,01st JOHN pRiDES ASSO( 101* Conimerciil TownhouSe 517 C 791, SI 1 SR. I' I Di C HIA $301.0 Ptone Ill 7511 SanIofi COuntry tome 3 bR 2 baIts. carpeted, C lilA $39,lM ' - ,c k'l.. .. 11111 - ti Pt III fit' - - - ' ---- -'.- ) Prvi ra m ien. S I L el'Cd $ ' __ P"er'e UI III' II'.. - D51u. 'I Ri,.'. lit' t 0,1 '30 "c tI.f .m, " it C , hi'ii't'a, • b*r554 '00 bra' 'I'l '53 hi''ouil , i I''' ' - ". - - -- 12-lawn Garden U Ode (,.11a'A S S PC Pt P14 51,5 Bet' O'er Ca-' ': '' il I, 'ii ' - - p'd laid ii IA): (O"id .,-:.------ n,u"ar1 144 '40 III 2212 041 lId P 5 10 'lieu cotS 111 t I Ore 51171 5200 l.çl, Ran ei I o I..' no a,• P0 no. 155' Sau't.d 7$-.lstorccies IS-Boats £ Accessones ",,',. ', -- -, •, L;,.'a (p.'l a' (au £tIC I 12 uS. tc'r . - - - _______________________________ 15151 sat' i;t" _________________________________________ hoI S,OPSC STENSTROM ,, AlAIst) I. orAl?'. F5L-PSLII OWN '(-k iAN 5I.'.iNI 5%' ( al 'w14• 111155' 1,11 ilt'I repair charges ' ,..i iil -- '5AI A WISH t)eain, I Rd 7' iAIIIAST1( 1011 ('luea..i*,.iit I. ''j'' •41 'ill Fl 7 Ii .. Ilk a I "t,iS 51% -"I ' - ' C apel (lea, v odi (,5v, . h1' - ' ,,'. ''-C 51 &*' S4'0.,uu II . Al I I isSi inS il S 122 III °" At1ony ServICes . j".a'y 5. I -'''s." a. , ' I I .., en. %'a."url I S.- i $ , .flu •, 5 Iii,,'. .i I. i , , n .,j -"a'"etu - s.d 521 Is & -ø V. l'is'i.S eu' a ''.54 .5r) MUltIple LIslIng SeIsIC hi1, s.. vi 1 •,' . 4 A.ii,c' 5,1 1 .a.I' 5 La 171 lids I liv (1416 521 SIX Ocil. i ill l'a,ur-.n's vi,, 5)0. NI A Sal' ' BALL Realty $37115 511W 1st 54 BATEMAN REALTY LAPE MAR SHAM ESTATES Loll 73 API pooh a In, walevtrorb beildine SIc. Itt tN buys beth t.RROL L GREENI 144113) VI AL?')R Can 14 ' Friday Night 7-JO 1 i'' 'ot - 1 ' I Oru5 - Ia ii I r r- a. t ' ''.uln' u4.I iLlS 1 -14 Se ' Ian '13' II a.' sLI ' ' A, 'ott II on' 111,15 '"I U'. * SS .aaa i -- NEAL !OlI 13111141% . 1 21121 ii?, - •' (aSIlI Pu 33 1, Dell's Auction Center lIE Sofa * ' '1 4Ii1"tI.J ' a' i'm' & Ia-Ill I..'I*i a-C 'alit , , I Ic u t. $125 fl . * : 5. Set SI' I • '0 I I .' , L. I .t ....... . ,, ,._, '4,,',,' ' ".' PaIntIng -. I"' *a' ' ' a '. I . " £4 -u I. I,' , r-.. I • a''.., '. lI '' i5 5*' u l..:,a,:i. House I510C a" n.a US "C-s "iI's "51 'finS "' vi,,,(i ,, - r,, a -.li "" 1' 'II ' I S II oIl:?.,': lIfub I'm a At 'IA • I - _______________________________ a "a, II NI . I V CI Al . I ''O." 4l,'.)','hI P,.4 I .ii fl 0441.1 ,- I - i I - 1.1 4'' , ' If I I A' I' Or's (.nssn.,.. ,,, 5ns$ PhJfltIl il '4 A , P.tS' 'is"" I Ifll,II'i di . .'. - *4 I i'i I ii - I II 11 '"a - I: -avg' • "vlS, I 54% cal I'll' -C''' •*'"l U' 'N I 55 07 JOla 42 with Oghion 11 C HAA slimming, lisPing shit u.,,,s Sit 5 led I.ol lpc.ISI45 & 52111 tIll cm'',. .,arbo;Ip0.l.:i4yi.i;aae 'Ir* '''' . s js & u,'s eu-v. uy I'd *., 'si' ii Ah,". I • a Salo U IulIflg ________________________ IIi a '''a , '' .' '-'-' * Auction * - ..t ie Honses __________________ ___________________ Pa,. 5easoriabi, priced lots neelb, ---- NOt Is' SI 1)10511 'iniuIt I Pd tui,1v? I.,. .... l'i'l ("1W Ii) 7741 II - Ligat '" 5' "° .1'. • I 'Oil - ida I i Pa'. '* ,).iji.li, At'r-4-jeil Al". "v. as' Ii, ijlfll,mØ 151 I album ilevp _______________________ Bosrdtt £onsveç 7? Aut?ion 'vi "ci - '•O a I 'i'.r -lb 121 •J1 Ia,n Si-a.ati, 4 j,ny l"ata 7 liii i I PAR K ' , Slit Still & -c AL*:,saa.t..ISv & 4 - A'. I •, Siii i."a 'uanIoidi ..uo REALTORS & '- r-' ' '.441 a 121 Ii I I 51 ,' 21 %•,5,o.) • ii,. I II" "• hueS' 0' I•5*I '.11(1 5 SI Ii, (I sua't 11ltu5' MvI' 4 u'v.es 'q'u, ' .,j .. ,', ., ,.. , ".i* ' . I I ' ', •.,, -' - ' '• 5 a ..,,-. __________________________ I I - Lawn P-Mintoctianc, •In,. (,,sb 3?? 4$)? 10,51 '-, ANY TIME s... 68 Wanted to Buii Sanlord s Sales Lsa1idir L L' IL "t IL t,) ----- IdoN"S "EM 5v.wilu4 'i' C*OlItf.e i ''.ls''.'a'cs .114 iiv5 ' ' ' P.s .y ,.'h'Yt'it ,' ''0,- v ICC '54 Mo*"4 5.auk 'isa ,i.ader tfl III , - ,, .'., I •' -,.Olv , Hookke.png •1 .1' £ SI -flousehold Gxs A 4') (u% L,5P*NMe15It_t _________________________________ , r' a vi' _________________________ Boa'' Care 4"" '' . Ar-vU if ON '4 i ,p, ''eli,' l',aS..,*-, 13)11.' ___________________________ I ru '-I "54 ,, Cnng -___-. •i, o.. •, 4' iii lOa ',lsoa - _._. '1 "i 'u • a., .., , * ' .i.#*' • '- 'S. lIlSit) • -. '10*"'i' UI Rat,,', '1 i.A'ON ecoI I 4 ii AN I I '4 II , LI",, iii ceuJ.' 5n,,.'.r ,' I. '.'l'v t50il• ,a 5'- 'C-'' ' 1° -''Ii '1,4-5 1 -'i 1.1 , ii ...s I..* 55i ..'.. 'or A.''..j A '' '' ''a, ', O. ' ,r silk Ii. U,'''l' . .4., "..- ItiO u1 117 'i,. 11' i vi) C' 51145511.0 . i 'NC. I ill *'.i I p*i,."iL VII ."1' II' , I'm' N.) 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'orlllu'r I'. l5' I,ONS I i5$AN( lIp, Ill (Il' n' - .s''u,,' I'' ' ' 5 ''S•.r' 15 5* 1.0118 1 'iA'IOWA SOil 114' I (l.a'. an..., 'I' n-un 5 Wit "iS .4o.i,Il'01011 (5•fl r- I Iuj Li A WI I-, 1' 5 15. *04' IVA( ISTAII " I.'.' ' PSJJUIYI[, i,C'', IS"-' ltl'I'AAPSASiU) A 19..n n, iu 5'. cc'' bun. es-Equspnwnl a IA I u'S - '- .-' . I..ln,,,'i.., .5 s 'b Repossessions C "IA * a lipil Pi, P he' -n ., sit ga..," Ii IndIa. I y. n y,.. ii., , 3' v' Aise •itna large shaded lob at' some Crystal Late Ileboanl boat 0ock A I,rsri,5 300) Or 111540 (U VA Al LIA i __________________ I 4'' HI l's) tIfl flj '. IS - I11rfl1l1Th fl 12-Appliances Skc)Aosiuut " * 1' GWE(,OR, 51011 1 1.1 1105115 137 Sell 72371Sf itiiisUlIlIIJ'jtI2i,I - I IhIluuJ salt.l,otulnhnivetallfs 54I.,r 5 A,o I -cv' I IHS.bc )71 liii- ' 12 ' 2')l Roofing Fiectrtcal __________________________ _______________________________________ _ ' S I , i I I '.i's' . .-. I'. 'viif,", .,,u ...,,,u, I , CII i rl04 ' '5f I SI Pa' Iu"so' N,wS ng Ill OIl I' Ill hit I ',_ You Afford S2 Mo. For A New Home? Subsidy I 155 1I.Icargarage,(HIA,w carpet, good lolaf,on sIMS tinder Gevermevil des 371 3311 Equal Ileqsmng 0000lvn.Iy WANTED TO RENT 3 ladroorn, 2 lath Horn. forth. A. 1•uth Family to 911v 51' e 10 ,,, -. - ' 'cli. ii. l•5.c VI II) lIlt RenI MIssionaries t'.tipv,ad, 'on gam.s - 'II 51 ' 10 II 511', .", one vi l,'at di '. Ill 'Pd reServed proc NI c*.ng. lIt.' bAn 55 reg-styalon Ill wrlfSI ..*' 'e , sod Ca" 104 715511, ., '...me. en. is I, ,n..-,".,,. SUV .wNu CAll ' Ca 121 10L.& Stale n at's ri ,s.' 4,, * efm ate W'I I.e ie,ms a "' a I auS.I.ed 64 Cab a In cc.'. a.i 'air at 132 15'' 0. 1)1 PCI -_______________________ A acrid suck Ca's 04 dale M,dal Ar-ens Ir-0C5.ia, Pa u ti v.a -__________________________ i.arauj. Si a (otmer Sa,uiorO A I .' aid. . a A,. $ Ho,,wees ,•,3 I 5' 5,5' •oe'0.,.s I ii., i • %, ' • CRYSTAL LAKE I b.dtOil,u. masees e 1u0.v.b'Stpad ,th all midern coa,en,nces Large 101. beawlilul view Prefeired eaton We Nice two bedroom hod Pvtus. large 1sf Shade Ineel palIly lucn'il'ed 'I you lucId a Iquse dorit miss Ih,$ bey it - s w'ur$Il 1015 nor. Pliall I'm aIling All Ihuil 'Or 0liI $11 $15 on orner 0, (ounIr, Club Iload IF lopd Aye 317 Lake Mir, Florida - - - -- .5 24 HOUR E 322.9283 (iii Reg Real Istale h.I.v M70SarifotdA,e 7210111 Eves 3311111 732 1143 ', "' ' 1 n.tllae 2 IC .1,1," MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR 3727111 or 5)1115) . (iass.hari S.d u.,4 WrIl I sla't 15,1,' 5.,l',ai Misc room in youf attic. garage Sell 4ie ibsuI will, a CIass.I.ed Ad Call a trieridlt ad laker II - Si. -il-u's. S'S 'f 5125 III 51st al'r. sp" I .eeke.'ds & I.s ,,c 5 eri in' emil' reed Dr a l'arc. me * up a in', a'p.1 r'ul s, 'ycnr,j haul 011.0 late CI 1711 '.1' b4 51$ 100 121 III? DANe U \,i"hi,h'iI Low man Oil ZPIlSb I. uo,veS licti, 0.4 Ia. seab A 9." 54-0', iifl a Caiino CPa SCI' ell" °f' 'a" -- 'o.ds .a'acs tians, a II (A ii. 01 'I Reg NSaiLtt5rga, tJJ N Park A.e 333 a173 I4.gtits 322 IllS o. 337 7)17, - HAL C018(R REALTYI Eves 3771017 773 liii 3011111 p. * ' i .0.1 i.i I, r -.... . .n.j, 5. ' ' • ''' u'? ,1,''..' "' I 132 .ai' • 10 full . JSII Park Di 3372111 ReALTOR APttvltns S)7 1711 1770111 173 Ill? 323- 7532 ,r'ans , 'as. ,,i,' '' Jim Hunt Realty 323-S774 day of night IQi ,ng tre '•4ulØ .1 ir ,t.15T MAUI PAt Mt R' 71 "OdelS CI 32) $10 oc 134 i Cars Ren30ved fl-Jur* _ . O"'Autos for Saie ______________________________ - 'v. b' It '01 lot bme. inelenstral.g., 4i I ..ts •. '''a Miner el sefO tow '' - .1 . "a-il -, 1 " u '4 --iv, ..... ' -__,e(r r 4. S 223351) C"'." abc a • .,A' ,PiA .4, ui A,,, I i"i 'a. CI I •s1 54 SlieitsIt. hi " o.v.. ____________________ Sam-bOnd Harold Hall Realty REALTOR MLS .w5a4)Ieebu,a Forrest Greene. Inc ruin lanlo,,yS Sales W.H.r )s I hus HANDY MAN NEEDED Al tractive 7 BR CR area t larger tomes on over Sited lot Fn.t A Shiude trees SIpwly pe.nt,d 'nsude Great yolerul.ai SIb 100 ' 1r' .0. A iJI&'I' 2 BR - I ti,I!Pis dtui i41' * stoatic I scm pc's "a"l liveS 5)l I i. STE D large altract,,e I NW 3 baits criain'nq I R k.t ulurvi Sic-p. C H&A Anti br caIrn'.', large ,a'd *111 nile sP,ai$ lrv.ej P 'ne-sI school area (BPsomeOnI1ll,r5 old Ocr-er annoys 10 sell 135.1.0, This wit be laid ho blab, call lOW Isle S -S .7 . AC III AOl SQL USIA COUNTy (lv.ciyd IbiS 141 sPENS1VE a BR, I' i (II 5 pears ,oung Only $7) l'q ms '' ':1 1 • ''. elm 5 1 I Ii 5 .. . '' '-'i • " it Deco ''.o'm '-.5' in '.3 & 14..,'. U) 71Sf iSA-Vans - 'I .ui.yu • ''1" ____________________________ I' II'4'lM *l'Pyb Sense All 151 S'.,se late C sceed PSO '"-1 5 "aS 'ap. pia.ec ,i'i ,, - I nISI Cl 1 'A'.'I'i' I Pull 05mm, II acr• 5 100 pec ai.v ig 77 $1 Male veer Budget go burtlieq, st,oç the Classified Ads every day N". - '.,,, ii - ?,,,. ..' I 'CS a.' ''c I-CS' "710w ! 5 $5111 ..al"vdIRSt, - - I'y, - rev son, is (n 5.a..i.hsmI .ain,,l at.nef eegI.r 5,33 inpp $1 1 5 or 5l7 o Sb lb II .atvariv, (lii III 1111 I.., on veAl , 'i'l',...''o. II A, r •.• - H A iii r lIe,-', 's yOu 1,5 7775)57 ___________________ i'-Trucks Tralters ____________________________ ''II.. ' ra' bahli 'ic'l"Il. it. epa.. • ti ,u '"led Ceady "I a' 1501511 - - - -, i '"' 'I ' "t ('£1 ' . ' *1 '4I s vii'.,' •'i Ii '0.t 0 MIle, %$5Or1ar-deAyS ' 4S'i.istings Wanted MARY I uc Ic., lila Pi UI II s( -pio ,,vr " "one 5'str 121 III -b Pu?, AL $: ,l9 OW 4)' 4,J.' i 4 945lt 51$ % I - ACR5S All. IciI IIPLI Late *a,y IBOIM twin house Mature Couple No pets Lg 371 Yard Waler A Garb lt "70 i '.r c 'wat'lomi SI' 500 ta,'ldinl SR garage apI Waler inc A,r. adultS 10 PItS $IISmo SN dep 7131791 LAKE Stemper Agency 3271111 .5 811165, I SR Full, Apt (ui I'.SSthjllI - M0heycio in,urar(e IdA'S AGENCy 1 Saitar "7' i''I I" I SJTV RadtoStereo , S ACNE TPA(T', yO$SERPt H0Y Geri,.a % - I1'CuI oil I iuj eli I FIR 7 C PI5.A and P Pm JAb jib' Is. 'r-r Ia"..i, nina wants ho ' - - Ml IC Ml).>. t Ii 'mpes 75 i,ls back 1,0.,, iDel I t UI Sam-lid I35 ltul(, AIVlt% No PIts 332 3215 altir I Apts for Senior Cililsus Doce torn, very clean & roomy See Jimmie Cowan. III Palnsesto Awe ', WEAL I STATI I1EALTOIi 122101 DPI I, 123 7113 REALTORS O5 THE INDIVIDUAL'. I cu I 1)41', sri I arrs S Ocanuje 'Oii. Oi'I..Y Hc)&)5& r-.., sa n,mp a I • I H', cilia, 4' lptm te .0.0 Ian ClIurd 3 BR, 1)411 a C HIA Iii back ,d I •rat.d m, SinaI as 1 O.rI end I HA or VA '5* A ii Au n, 571 SiC 9*1-i ,. The Real Estate Agency ¶ . yr 74 II 5 ii • SeePs I 51)1' I21 5'12 544 uSalI'ol S"7 , 'j' ' " • ' ,..s' "',4 '0 • 'o,i ...,.. ''i,. a' I s' -'" ii I '•a"s I ruin) %'origej. lu'olrr -ini- l'l I i51 A 5i,.,t'ic, , ii) i '5, • I ALTY WORLD Ue'g R,ai(%IalPI5ry.m 173 1101 Va. or N gIll 7410 II iearha at I' 3 con u 151' 'or mat -n 1570-11* 71-M)POICyCieS '1 Ii", • I '.'.'"l A £ i..p I , I Stii ' - 5, ,1 •u I ar'5s 0-ad USed T,ii., sieni $35 I'd uP 47Art (5 C, ''in' I RI Ii.-. 0,. III".") S:i 14) CailBart 331 001? I - 'ii si:, Pa ton Realty lIE ALTOR 30115 rr,,,cpi I'Ot( '..viw tOwik. ii,a'ol l'I) • :i PlC 091 .thA'pd II you are having dift.culby tirlding a place ID live, car P0 dr,ve, a ob. or some service you raw, need of. read ai our wanI ads r-v,ry da, U54Y( U 'Ad I , y , I') adal or e,es 123151! , 0.. di A 'ia , ' Slave some c -porsg equ.pmelIt mOw me m',ei ciii Soil 'I al - eli I 11*h.i Al • ?r• lI'Phhl ,",-y. ,. i:;v • * •.. u,.,.,, • 51% Ru NC. V Doll 0 AN t 1148 14 CON,Fl4IIOP4AL I 1511 I i tillS (lose '0 ça *bl m til.i iI'll $11 L'IALYOII htJN( Set (lAi. P4cc 3 SR II (ape'ed X.t'p.al.o bar 0 Due Oar-nt *.ii p.eip t.ulanc, 124110 limbed Conservation Products. un chm.dtig training Unfit For vvaldell,de Foam Spra, In Sghal,ln, Cellulost Spray On InsulatiOn Solar Srtleuvts, Attic ran,. Sborm Doors and W.n (toil, arid all acteskor.es Iso (he's We are inlere'stlj onl, in walIng out products Wile All American Energy Corvipiny. £31 1 ,1 land Road P 0 lIon 7044. *arm.nst,r. Pa IflIa at call Mn Warren at 213 5.71 3737 near 'I-c basS 'ur' II' .' rOy' 0*' .Jia%u l.ion l,)a' I I acres in Rod I Ip, ..q Run 130 a br-ru'ap, is II ng 1 05 , (i""a' iota' 5. A r ?AO(Ou5,lWs A(RE3 Iota ml C....I Sec usors I'd r-.g" .alu. heinvs Lu anAl 10 Cli, re,. 0$ 'se prop.", 51a330 per lIre lJ'tHA't7),4.4't5 SP1CiA1 ICr-C I B .12 RU 0.4 .u.m 5I at pertWlIhlS number oh d,hteriI,ips .va.iaole tat lull IC 01 Ev'ecg, Ii' IiQrrie% IS Sltu'o.d & LOnowOod area 511,5<0 to Sfl OCX Down p.t,m.n', stir,.,', Mowing No 00 Il large at boo snsfli 17) fIll 24-Business I ,.i Ii.'(On,3 Vonled _________ n-..' LIStIN E-Z TO BUY! - v'qup"ert ,teI*edtOf'NoiID'g o.. I lb. FrIday. June - 1S-Recre,at,onal VeNcles 12-Appliances ,.m., 'C.,.', O"r 5 m n 10 a'i ,On.iiv.etu,,'s I BR 7 baIt, w Us garage set at' arge worded mob (a,pef I a.n ,Cl.rr-r-menl 5,iLs 0.-a1 tem3 0v,m5 . Hr-lan., cvl."qonA.,tal 732 lvtz 43-Lots Are*ge 41-'Pk7U115 spit, a.ai DOAN'Ois't S.ar,ta.d 1000 l.A nv Rev,' I iea%e'teg)73ysa, III Fl - iiess Property - writs. - - I II roe which's t booing 'on a rise. cameos you wOehIrIl be 'vadng u HOURS DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Herald. S.anhird. Evening -L _______________________ _______________________ the PhIlippines. Prefers home that Is furnished, Will consider unfurnished. Days: U14SSS lvi: 321.4145 ('al'..IAi II II 7"1'7b ?o 117flOugp lRp,. iwse W TriS.rvic, W•Ar.p, STEIrj U'"0r - Wi,ti fl' , .IW'' SRIMiJLII.,Nlo "l.'i0i'5.5S' "'sic'' 0 a 'u-s Pane .sj Pan' no I Felre (itanaug Ii Rh lust f Isle ).11s)so tN(,(alIP'tNIV :: TY _ "I.'.:' :.' '::, ''I -, - - TypIng _________________________ tIN CY't'iIII; iltil, 0 ht �SPORTS I2A-Eølng Noralt Sai,fsrd, Fl. Friday, JvasN. 101$ Lawsuit Stifles State Move Vs. Daytona Jai-Alai The law forbids convicted felons from owning or operating pari-mutuel edabllslunents and is aimed at keeping organized crune out of the dates frontons MIAMI iUPli The state had panned to take action against the owners of the I)a1cna Beach and Melbourne Jai alai frontons atmt int. maikately after a new law takes ailed Saturday, but a lawsuit ha forced officials to delay - sidiarses which own the and tracts Sportsystems of Buffalo, The suit also detailed the the division against Spoetsystems because officials contend it Is date Wagering. A state Supreme Court decision has directed state Corp.. which was convicted of racketeering In 1012. But Sputaystemi said in the PA the name Empflse Is no longer part of the corporation. complicated merger which was completed May 2. "My lawyers indicated we should refrain from having an adininidrative Issue usd11 the constitutional issue Is resolved in the court in Dade County," said Dan Bradley, director of much the same as Emjxlse agencies not to bring askninlstrative actions Involving laws pending In the cowls. N.Y., however, has filed suit In Miami on behalf of two sub. their plane. The action was to be taken Melbourne and Daytona Beach frontons charging the law is imcvnditutlonal. of the date is "going to go ahead as aggressively as we can. The qua dion is in what form. That is what we are trying to decide." Slate officials have emphasized they are not trying to close down the two jal alal I roudons, but rather to force the owners to sell. Pan-Mutual But officials said they are dill trying to figure out a way they can act leagally. J. Jackson Walter, head of the Department old Business Regulation in Tallahassee, said Oviedo Cards Upset Burger King - - OKIJINIX) Oviedo staged a mild upset In Thursday ntgMs Little league Top Team tournament, advancing to tonIght's 7:30 finale against Ocoee as a gamble by Altamonte Springs major league champ Burger King backfired in an 11-7 game at the I'ine Hills Field. Ovledo's Cardinals, managed by lonnie Ashe, bottled back with its second straight victory since Monday's loss in the double-elimination event. The win was the Cards' 19th Ui games this season. Pitcher Scott (Jenung held Berger King to six hits, and was us complete command once he weathered a low-no rally the first liming, lie fanned seven hatters and walked four. Ronnie Ash. was 3-for-4 for the winners atsi Lenny 11111 and Curly Wiggs each added a pair of hits In the win. Burger King manager Jun Viner gambled in going with Iddle Kuhn on the mound. He was saving regular darting pitcher Troy Quakenbush for tonight's matchup against tklee. lt was Kulm's first-ever start. lie and reliever Rich Freed gave up eight tutu and walked six batters with five drlkeuits. In fact, it was ine first mound appearance for either Kuhn or Freed. 'What can I say? " said Viner after the loss. "l felt wecould simply outsiug them. I'itching was getting real thin for both - r -V - - I - . .-wa an. 1... . - . '' .' ,,I4 PN,s Sy Tim V5ØCIaI Sl.II)I'S IN AIIFM) (IF WPK('Il'S TAG I)IXO The Rebels were atom with a cause Thursday afternoon at Fort Mellon Part. And a Craig Dixon won a battle of three-hitters and managed to walk fewer batters than hiscoumterpset,pacing the Rebels to a 23.13 victory over the 011roksials and the Pet Wee championship In the rubber CARDINALS the game. series. Dison walked 1$ batters and Mike ll2naud, Sam lull and 11111 McMullen struck the big blow for the Rebels, a second' inning homer. Thirteen nina In the (ltd Inning set the tone for Mall Albert Mt. M(EIIbippt ROdtwvM.dIoO Baseball N4$1011 L.a4.. Eat IN L PCI 11.11 Mike McEthlney walked 21. David Reed led the losers Mw with two hits. .,,,,,,,,., h'.IIubqoP. 'a.* York 17 34 37) 37 37 '4$ 3 33 Lov-i 70 Wa-Il 10 10 41 11 SIan f'fl( 'nih AIO " D..00 .louslon L at 47 002 II, L Pet 31 II 35? 31 SAO OS 1', i • 31 34 443 13' a 31 41 101 1? TI,,*day' a•t,,ti Pb.iadIph.a P41sb.,gh A. he Yo,l Los An9II.1 7. Allanba PhoullOn S. C-nc .nna). 0 P Wilson-Maier Repels p S An gels '1 35 Transactions $JmH.II .4$W.I(Iu U,1iIaud U.S. K.nIman I4rVyCarliv WuII)IGIipIcn MkiAMHpp14p De'u5 Brinson Tills NISILI Harn.ss Racing JelunLoinlI Craig Dixon TmmUUuII.n 2 3 0 I I I found CII Squares dofçlng Mii.10155Li1 170 shoemaker. S-3, and Slum- lut-Inning error. Pearl berite edging past Seedco )1 pl led Seedco with two Arid, 07)11.1) I4a,.sdc.II,on • • Tra.uc,C4,I 7 A)b.,hoPidSri Mw1145n1 o 0S o i a CJ WA C uIr, a hell caIdhir IroIm SIMINOtI AWIWn M.c1015511. and •%$114V11d P.m to Vanci,ir 44 Pac,5.c Coast Saminraw 74. 0 1 3 VAN 14*444* S.q'wd 1.1010 dr•flp'cI winning rim for Slusuberde on a ?NUISDAY'$UIOULT$ PIlOT - I Abet Hope (7) 1 T 511, 410)1740. 500. III. P S'uoon.e a-OIl 0 0 o 3111 3 Tarkenton ' Returns - - . ty " " I 's -. - ~#?Ab - ,. .. . I Biwi,lid Din III JQj Alal DAYTONA lEACH THUR3DAY'%REIULTS - I lcutta 4flp 16' 1410.1140.1 10 .2 GIdoa Muruo:Ii (7(100.370 1 Aibcd. (II Olano il 4120 Q 1? 61 470 ((7 4)33070 SECOND - I Nub. Pwna ,i ii 57 10. 100, ISO I Sad 7,310.410. 1 Angel Ouano III 340 Q(7$( lit IO. P 57) 101*0. 7 (5? 1) 73400. 00 ill) O.ie Gal, it ii) 440 00. 4404 1 AIb,fd. lit (7) 340 Q (13)37 30 P 11040 7 U17 71140 FOURTH - I iwb' 19,70. (71 1940. 750. 340 1 Na-tIer Gomsiri 30410 ElEVENTH - I Sad Jaw.iI III III 1050. 440, 760, 3 Ia-ui, Oiano lit 340. 144. 3 Galdos Gal, II (II 100. 0 III 21M P (57, 4010 311(31410 TWILSTH - I isasa Paco (71 1120. 420. 430. 2 Ramon Cob-an 4(440.6 4) 3 B..d. Go.ru ii) *10 0)1 7ISO P114114040 7(741) 104100 (((700.400 Ohano III 340. 0(1713140. P1711714 10. 17101 131a0 FIFTH - I Bid. Rodoiho 4) 1110, 3440. 350. 1 V.ctor Arr,Iha 111430. 4 20 3 V.cand, c.aga si 300 0(1 II SIX. P 161) l)l 50. 7 6 III 1751 00 107 IS NINTH 1411111114 - I Tva.nori Mar.i ill 1 1.0101 7300. 11 40 240 3 MV ('app (II 500. 140 3 W)nn'nq AfuplI (4)300 QIPS) 1500. Till U 31140 1 044 TENTH - I (1) (514g441 5*0. am. 460. 7 Impp Golden Son 1411300. 1300.3 Groat value 0) 1)05. 0134111140. 7 II 63) 144020. 105 A 170) HanON - - ' 'fit, $34)3s . 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Bail,mo,i I M arian Whitney homered for 15,11.1,01401 Tha ler 144944 to 0 0 0 (4)-loin-a J. lansai CO Y I lead SolitwIl league season e,ll,.ldif P144*0 wansas C.lv Till) Sa-all). I, (P'.caq l ftrd-placeWtlufl-Maler to a 13- CU Squares and Kim Anderson Al (painS on 1111 IS dab d,I.Obd ). 14$ JoIn 10*44400,l tIM ii Al P H 5 triumph over second-place And Jai30 Strandberghad Iwo And hits each for Shoemaker. 2 3 0 Hamps Angels. dat d,IabIid Ill, Ca)u,d up t,lhandec •andy UcOilba-oly 3 3 0 Thursday's other games I 4 I Yvonne Wtlllama scored the from Om44ua 0 ru OavmdR..d Dow* No" game of the best-of-three An lui aX. j,o , va))a ,, 410 0 110 2160 1 Il $ 1) siso Major League AS S H Sap?) Gc-nuno, IS YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE WOREBOARD 0'4)500 ( nor I' ll Nw'I.nq, II (oluwi-uIGn.w',,t Full Be)) (hr Bolloil. it ;, Lw", I teams, and since hitting had been our strong suit all season, I felt it was worth the juntA.." Burger King used Quakan. bush. Van Golmoid and Mark Viner during Its 204 campaign. But (lolmouit and Viner had already pitched this week, and under Little League rules, pitchers may only work In six innings per week. Terry Gamsnons and Ow-Is Boston will pitch tonight against Jn M So Rebels Claigm Pee Wee TitIe Vs. Cards, 23m 15 Ewningflemld SANFORD. FLORIDA Friday, Jun. 30, 1978 Gammons, Bos ton Get Call In Tonight's Ocoee Game e + Pl'hN i,d., 4M l oorum . fit N.ts.I �3—EvWnI1`1eq.,$.,,4ord. Fl. Friday. Jun.*. l7I Cve.wag Hacad. teeteed, Ft. 10,000 Gals Eyed: Who's IGO GLADE The Ultimate Bunny? Fr.d Jvaw H. 1,71—i r If you're thinking .1 getting oat of the house sad are I..klig for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: HIVLKI.y HlU.S, Calif. IW'I) - When the cameras Mopped clicking and the ilgits stopped flashing about SO )wimg women covered their bikini-clad bodies and hoped they would become Playboy magazine's 25th annIversary centerfold girl. Actually the 25th anniversary of the magazine is not Isdil 1919, but ez cl$Jyes within Hugh Hetne*'s magical kingdom are getting • Jump on the planned celebration with the beauty searches. And in this land of sunshine, golden tans and beautiful women, the showcase was mind-boggling. One free-lance photographer who wished to remain anenyinoss may have summed op the session the best. "I Jed hope," the bearded cameraman mutterel, 'ihsi wimededor somewhere has the surgical knowledge to put my syebeUa back In my skull after today." The wenon conic from all walks of life. In a wide range of photography seawxia, only one was asked to May past the "Polarotd stage," as the photographers put it. Wand. Rerd,a dunning fl-yeax-old model, had caught the eye of the cameraman and was asked to go through a series it POSM In treat of a 35aun camera, the "real stidi," the photographer said. Of the estimated 10,000 young women across the nation who will be photographed at audition slope by Playboy, only one will be selected as the 25th Azumlversary centerfold. Rut for all the others, there is always the Playmate of the Month to shoot for. In 1949, the fIrst year the magazine published, a young blond bombshell appeared at the Playboy shakos and alter, long prvcea of elimination, was sehatef es a Playmate of the Month. For Msnllyo Mosuoe, It was the lint step ina long climb to the tap. OIL PAINTING — 11:00 am.-2 p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday; June 20-July 11. $17; and 7.10 p.m.; Thursday; June 25-July 27, SCC. I YUIRF.R ARRANGEMVJ4T - 7:304:30 p.m.; Wednesday, June 7-July 12, SCC. 0 HORSEBACK RIDING - Hole-InThe-Woods Farm Trail Rides and Lessons. 3224137. Time Out To Eat sorn.wh.re has surgical knowl.dge to put my tier-c are a few sample suggestions of places to visit for your dining pleasure: eyeballs back LAKE MONROE INN - Dining, entertainment lugitly with the Inn-Mates, Lake Monroe, Sanford. ANGEIA)'S RESTAURANT— Fine Italian cuisine, In my skull 7 days a week. Itt. 431, Cauelberry. RUBY'S - C'hlneze.Ameflcw restaurant, 200 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford; open 7 days a week. HOliDAY INN-. Steaks and Seafood, Cocktail Lounge, lloliday tale Marina In Sanford. MR. P'S— Dining, entertiumnent. dancing, 119S Magnolia Avenue, Sanford 'ONCE AN EAGLE' Glen" Ford wiiiras Army general who prepares for milftars reception viIh daughter IIjrienr ('arr) during peacetime. In scene from IU"s Ilesi Seller: Once An Eagle,, rebroadcast Monday, July 3. os CENTRAl. FIA)RIDA ZOOLOGICAL PARK — U.S. I792, one mile east of 14 and 44 miles west of Sanford. )Iours9-5. COLLECTOR'S PARADISE - Shades of the Gay 9 and Roaring 20a featuring mechanical musical in. lIniments of those years. U.S. 17.13, nine miles southwest of Kissimmee. Hours: 54 except Mondays. S FORT (IIRISTMA.S IRJSEUM —Replica of 1137 fort built to withstand Indian attacks. Hours: 10-noon, 1-9 Wedoesday through Saturday. Slate Road 420 north of E. Hwy 505* Christmas. Hours: 10-noon, 1-4 Wednesday through Saturday. Italia,iCuisinc OUR EXCLUSIVE ANTIPASTO SALAD IAN and DOMESTIC IMPORTED WINES REINS HOMEMADE ALlAN SPECIALTIES STEAKS. SHRIMP ISORISSAND CHICKEN DINERS CLUB *Mi.icA EXPRESS IMASTIS CHARGE .v,SA . . . Como mew"tand inky Mr. P's : NEW SHOW BAND " v Sunday: '."' • a"%, ca"*oNIeW. Die 1 isti I I. ii. i • 0111,411113 'a.' I .1/ •'' . 5 S HMI, sift Rick Undsi- sg4 Tie McLasi. SIB Rifler D'LyasCr$,t I $WY.43&CASSILSINNY L ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL S%ll. PATTERNS ON THE MARINA You've Come A Long Way In The Wind From The Cave, Baby... More than likely the fled ..tlha.4 was Invented when a caveman sitting on a raft held op an animal skin and found himself moving with the wind. A few Unpronmeeda have been made since that time, but the principle remains the sane: wind blowing over a and causes an object to move through the water. The raft has been replaced by a tlbregl.0 hull and the skin has evolved into an aerodynamically designed dacron sail Alununwu mast, and stainless steel rigging have completed the design. Out of all the mod.rri.day sailboats on the market, the twinhulled catamaran is the widispiled greyhound of the yachting world. Which of the catamaran, Is bed' That question will dart an argwnent among sailors about as fast as asking which car is best at a convention of car dealers. But if you directed that question to any of the skippers at the Monroe Marina last Sunday, you would have heard in a oat, clew' voice: the PnincUe! A ik*en Prindies, a 114004, catamaran, with their skippers, crew and friends from around central Florida, were invited by fellow Prindie owner and dealer Danny Swartabeugh for a day of racing and picnicking on the besctdroid at like Monroe. (wis Schulte of Longwood has owned a Prindle for two years, and while waiting for the first race to Mart gave his Impressions of the boat: "It's a batter host sat, fad test without a lot of fancy rigging. And S's good Si light air." Sunday's air at noon was definitely 11gM. So 11gM, in fact, that the only breeze to be felt tune when the top was popped from a can of something cool to drink. Ram were scheduled and races were to be rim. Swart,. b.ugji, • langwood resident, aiwloqairel at the ikir, meeting that the first race would be a chug race. "We'll have a Is Mans dart and the skipper will chug whatever he happen, to be deinking, push his boat to the first buoy, and out between tie marten then back to the tint buoy. 11.11 than jump out. race to shore, pick a crew and they'll both chug whatever they happen to be ifruiking, and two back to the boat.. This was to be repeated until a tidal of four people were afloat and the winner was the boat with all four racing ba-k to shore and downing whatever they happen to be drinking Paddling with hands was allowed because of the light air When that was announced, the long-awaited wind naturally appeared. Three heats were held There was a lid of splashing. Some favorite crew members were shanghaied Ia other boats. One toot was cut, a lot of Coke and other beverages disappeared, and at lead one boat without a crew was spited heading towards (*zen. I wonder if that caveman knew what he was darting' Text and photos by Ton, I4.ts.l I..'-.. JOHN YOUNG MUSEUM AND PLANETARIUM From Florida natural history panorama with ll, plaids and animals to Apollo WacKTdL $10 F.. Rollins *., loch Haven Park. How's: $4 Monday through Thursday; $4 Fridays; noon-1 weekands. .,wr.Ilg and FLYING THE HULL' IN THE BREEZE S SINCE 1973 SERVING DINNER ONLY 'DAYS A WEEK 'FId C CENTRAL FLORIDA KENNEL CLUB - 4$h annual All-Breed Dog Show, June 24. 9 am. Exposition Hall, Orlando Adults: $l; Children. 5Q cents. seasoned at free. l lust hope some doctor of ages, with different reasons for wanting to shed their clothes for millions to see. I'm hare becanoe my boyfriend wanted a professional picture of me In a 1wU*IIg sat," said -year-old Argy Ihonistides. •ldon't phoe on winning or anything, but It's N iO'sst way to get a good picture of yourself. who knows," the curvy brunette legal secretary added, "they Jost might like me." Playboy's search for the ultimate bonny has included dope In Boston, New York, Austin, Texas, Miami, Raton Rouge, IA., Philadelphia And many other cities. In moat rues advertlsesnenf.s In newspapers or on the radio caught the sttqdiim of the women, and they took care of the red (if the 0 women who appeared for the tt* of three days --4 CERAMICS-POTTERY —7-10 p.m.; Tuesday; May 30 July 25, 5CC. • S S Fine Pied. Eide1a1. AtMsseq'e DOWNTOWN SANDORD Per r ervatses jail 331.53S3 : tilE CARTOON W" W" _rihltgt of two cartoon art and cartoon Items. Free, II am, to 6 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays, nest to Azalea Park Poet Office. $0 N. Semse. Blvd., Di'la.ds, 4. 4 11 a _II S IPJUUM W AIM A$0 IC1DeC - eslUtots Uiduda 1Rh 11th and *hy CMan pelidlngs. I am. to S pm,, Mondays this Fridays; neon to $ pm. Sate*ys, 1 to $ p.m. landsys. 150 Meseom Blvd., Dujises leech, S ORANGE COUNTY IIITOIICAL MUSEUM - F.dgbgj trace cwWs p: coudry tIara, plonier kitchen, moonshine dIR, etc. to aim to 4 p.m., Tuendays through Fridays; I to S lstiieday, and Sundays; $12 E. Remo It.. tact now Pwk. VOW 44 OF be 4 . • . .i•.• Mn 9. IN T111F THAPEZE �61 4—(,enSag Hera W. $aefsqd. Fl. FrSi.y Jwae N. IflI ' International Velvet ' : ElwwgHeroMSaMe,'g_. F Ask Dick Liz ' 'National' Encore? HOLLYWOOD (UPS) — Velvet &ii, now a ç,u annotaft twillinjum wenotis a 'tNle liwee Sian unwrOm law that solution IS yeaci elher — H. aehed mit. utile an p," he said. "AM thet Si mutte .ausla soldnin 55 avor Wis Eaglisdi Grand nosSy new acrmi tr- ad Is erlUdae the srM sispeas the 10 W Ahe Si I'id hers two. m. wirtnow ~ it -MIse er ' ° Whm. I wrote the troaat. VUUMS Elizabeth Tayl.r. who Iliac, must. I thoughtMs — ho 'lpattheftsstpkt,eetof Be 55 "Son of I.," yew of heS his a . my mind while I was rt lesherhed is a "nHdog Drummond flhes seleti 1m coast al In ItI toe isoa I IM. a. "The GIMMr Pi fice. eschewed . itithe It VS i Lhe t CIiC U"er"Th.Bfldoc(Yr,n. role - an MilL The part Si GI IMIisi1 at Ago It or 'ewel hwm my hiking. If I.sIbnd Main," lb. ascend w5as1: an Academy Awnid YOU saw lb. f%rd dwo.Yo u rwey m.anure, ap to uw Mthet see uTatiinld. will have an added rulya 'H's ftrM of the nre. "3 t, is a p orall.t 'b.tIes In awIng the MV One. If you didn't see For that rmion and ethers, MWSSI lbs r1 in the go landmark Mm' National Velvet,' you won't prodiur.dIr.ctor Bryan WiIIit* who $$Y$157 "' . Forbes is qvkt Is paid ° '. ' Y° I played by Nanette Newman, You that Ida new movie 'lldev. liii Viii 01 "Talons is Involved in Uris t9 when roo-re PrOducac.taior national Velvet" Is not • Forbes. youngster? A. at as Tatum equestrian events of the sequel nor a remake of zanies as a member -National Velvet", the 544 HIsthe dory gWffivola agestromIttOla$fltheitol ,. ofrPIc the Engliab team. The 'TaIUITI ham bemmi pretty you, .jj r girl a classic that made Elizabeth easesdlal message of the film the combination that made martabte Young beauty a,14 is based on it* Ulympic ideal Taylor • ma)or star. stie (hiS all the dangeroia National Velvet" a ho. m. PflfllsIdflNl Forbes speaks — that the Important thing is gui i the new picture is horseback riding In On p5 not with auttx,rlty, lie wruhi the wInning IAUI lure. Nothing Si faked. portrayed by Part... tcar.winner screenplay for "Internationial Tatum ONeaI. "She is a fearless atSI Velvet' from scratch. Forts calls Richard Shepherd head of natural rider. She was given a only character carried last of the 5(hc4.s" for living COUple 01 1710,itfl (raUur production at him MIIM. 'National Velvet" is and workthg In England before production and the telephoned whose the movie industry as ItlitI I. last year suggesting the director look at ,National lour muntlu of filming ILfl comatose, $ i "MUM gave me the option Velvet" Shepherd warded to make a fdni with the sane Forbes said his story is of shooting the film anywhere appeal. IctSose,"he said. "l5nj ,Jat considerably more compU, . It as truly a landmark than the simplistic plot of locations in Massachiwets, Vermont, Kentucky and latin" Forbes said. "When it Virginia. I worked up some was first released, we all fell av IWN 'I was Still comparative budgets for 5 '111w in love with lii, which is not a $ million. hard thing to do. moved by It' "I chose England because it "1d seen the picture had a slight edge several times before, but I econom$cLlyand becsu National it i , aethe Velvet. was still moved told le Industry is so depressed. I Shepherd, however, I wasn't camera techniques and It acting are mot 'e suppose that's chauvinistic of interest In a remake. me. Tatum Is the only want a remake estlwr, mçdiidicated too. but felt the film had " The story arid choral ' American In the cad and I would say 0 pert-eat of the labor cods flowed directly SARXILiLit-1 ur' English unions. .1Slav 0 oh.in.Th,.W,ods Farm 'We turn out N pictured at most a year now. hay I'm an HOW ABOUT A RIDE itbot because they've put me in the 83 percent tax bracket. IN THE WOODS? I'd have been richer if I'd I II GIVE £ US A CALL. made InternatIonal Velvet' In sat a suw the United Rates. Ii $3.10 Hr. W..kda ys ,, UUISPOPPSIIOU 'Hut my roots are Ifl $4.06 Hr. Sahargav II, p 3224127 CALL FOR RESERVATIONS 'S didn't •Ilmlnat. U N the I Cd Jack Py.ss.r Di. DI..s.d FOR THE LOWEST RATES IN FLORIDA DAILY. WEEKLY . MONTHLY tnsacaisc* Reetoceonais c lieclasy $ MAJOR CUDIT CARDS HONORED IsR$V553$5.1IS) W. tses.iei O•eUS $511 N Wu S west, FIRST RUNt JACK iosui EFORD COMPANY rs Service so miSerelpilde MADAME KATHERINE PALMIST PAST - PItINT - FUTURE Helpigi ad,.c, o all allan I LO WOOD e31•4405 I LIFE LOVE MARRIAGE SUSINESS CARD. CRYSTAL SALL READINGS PSIVACY 01 MY NOW IIsws$a.m. 1pm. Mm. 'Sat. $iwm,fSa,d,,d N..lIsN,Ia,d's H SSrUdlMspi(SOIw,*fh,5 ad • Classic novel from my thinking' Weiner 'The TELEVISION Letter' :reen Scarlet June 30-July 6 On cj INSCI - DEAR DICK: How many Oscan did "Star Wars' win, and a what categories? MARGARITA PINDAK. Mobile, Ala. There was a bunch them — seven, to be precise. There was one special one, for creation c alien creatures and robot voices, then they won six regular ones - sound, visual effects, art direction, costume design, editing and original DEAR DICK: Both my mother and I are going crazy over this one. We saw a movie in which Charles Bronson played a writer in London and married a schoolgirl. Susan George, but no one believes there was such a movie. We can't find out the name of It anywhere. Please! What was the moie title so we know we didn't Imagine it? N. MOON flEl.i.O. Tucson. Aria. You're not crazy. There was such a movie - It was called Lola" - but I can understand why nobody believes you. It was pretty bad, and was in and out ol the theaters m record time. I)F%I{ DICK: Who or what is the name, please of the charming gal who plays her part to perfection in the soap operator called "One life To l.ke." She is Jennies sister Karen the (l(HtOh"S wile, Are ou stumped? E. W. JESSI'. Itosi'sille, Mich. No, not stumped. Just curious about that soap operator which is a very nice way of putting it. Anyhow, the actress you are referring to is named Judith Light. I* UI I)l('K: Who plased the Frenchman i'fipositeJohn Wane in Rio Bravo"? l)EBBIK ST1)'. Sumter. S.C. I think you mean Rio Lobo," which was a remake of Rio Bravo." There was no Frenchman in Rio Bravo,' but there was a character named Pierre in Rio [also," and the actor who played the part was Jorge Rivera, a Mexican brought up to be a big star who never made it. I)KUl DICK: For a very long time I have wondered if Rose Marie was the little girl I lived iiest duorto. We were then about the same age seven - and she was always busy performing, taking lessons, etc., and called herself Baby lImp Marie. She was cu$e, had freckles and was sweet. This was In lois Angeles, around Nor. mandic'Espusition Blvd. I'm very curious II that was Rose Marie who is now famous. l.lt'.l. M'll(Hfl.y, West Covina. Calif. Alas, that was another Rose Marie, The famous Rose Marie grew up in New Jersey. England. I siçposl my Aged parent. there and wouldn't soon right for me to los,,. little, production it wiso ll be saary for n*$otrav, over the world to make films Iii the Mace.' IWAR DICK: Would you know it The Lennon Sisters ever had a book written about their lives? 1.11.1.11: MuRRAY. Mattson, Ill. At least one that I know of. "The Lennon Sisters: Sweethearts of Song," was written by A. II. Parr, with an Introduction by Lawrence Welk. It was published in 1960 by Doubleday. There may have been others, but there was that one, for sure. When Forbes Isn't Producing or darecting, he's boy wi'sting. B. is the author of four novels and an autobiography. His latest book Is "Ned's Girt," a biogr,fsy of his close friend llanVthEns$,Uw. WAS Engluts at-Irma who (hid In IRS. l)FUt l)l('K: Ihave watched the "Lou (arant" show cur since it first went on the air. Mason Adams, who plays the part of Charlie Ilume, has a ',pr) familiar sound to his woke. I say that he used to hase a part on a radio program some time back. Could you please tell me if this Is so. and what program? PAT WILLIAMS. Bangor, Uit'h. "I'll be returning to England soon," Forbes concluded. "I'm working on two new books and, of COUfli ke.ang an eye oid for a new you have a keen ear. From 1916 to 1960, Mason Adams played the title role in the old radio soap opera, Pepper Young's Family,' You may also remember him as Dr. Prescott on 'Another world," and his is the voice on hundreds of commercials, too. ...,,.,. 0 ICSS '- 0 (ABC)—- k_dS. ITlp,lSCl — w (pas) Small Sports On The ,'r i Sc Hac k us Itchschool almost every kid had to read "The Scarlet letter," for their first taste 01 not only Nathaniel Sa e h some 0111w repressed poisson. that are no small pan of ate. p r A !!Sda,. .Iws,$. IfS—S aps whether in suntan New lngiaid or modern America SATURDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 0 socczn MADE IN GERMANY floct,ss,. Dortmund vs SchaIS.. 04 1:00 Z WRESTLING 1:30 0 WRESTLING 2:00 3112 PREGAME 2:15 (3 It BASEBALL Regional COveaQe of P?uledc4pt*.a Phil. IWS at Chicago Cube Det,cst 1i,w, at Now York YAftbl'.S 400 (4)0 GOLF Western Open Covswage of the third round of Play in this $225 000 louuna. meni from Butler National Golf Club Oak Brook, Illinois 5:00 (1) 12 TENNIS Wimbledon Yenn, Coeago of the $0 lit edition of W,mhl.don tennis from W.mbf.do,, Stadium r*a. London 1) SPORTS SPECTACULAR Th. Impossible Dream Hal. Soon.ng Across the AiiViI,c Jack Whitaker narrates a lIm documentary Of mans attempt to cross the Atlantic ocean by P'Ot ii, balloon 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS A spc,af gymnastic. perform. LOC. by Nadia Coman.c, horn Strasbourg ,anc Mch.gan 400 stock Ca, ,ac. from 8,00ePyn U.ch.gau P4i.onal AAU Wa.gI*tlift.ng Champion"f YOqk Pannsytvan.a leitubing Vhs cowfu ia.hs and Vwgsn.a Wad. vs and ,a,..., SUNDAY AFTERNOON 100 2 THE RACERS 1:30 3 FLORiDA OUTDOORS 2:00 .11 TENNIS Wimbledon Tenn,i Cov.ge of the $0 lit edhon of Wimbledon T.nu-,.. horn Wimbledon Stad,um ow London 2:30 (3: TENNIS Wimbledon Tennis Cov,,ag. of the $0 lit edition of Wimbledon Tennis horn Wimbledon Stadium n.a, London 4:00 ( 4)000I,F W.-*le,n Open Co,.iag of iPs tinal bind of play w' this $225 000 lOu, na m.qt horn Butle, Nahonl Golf Club Oak Brook lIbnos It SPORTSWOR*.D Live l'AQ of the Would F,aSPi w .l.sght Championship bout f,alu,Sng tua,v,o P.d,ota and t,n,sIo .ma,a horn Panama EVENING 700 0 SOCCER MADE Pd GER- MANY PC hAsP.SiautIWn vs Sc n• oio MONDAY EVENING $00 BASEBALL Haç.onal co. 019e of P-4ie* V O4h Yank.,, it Boston l ad So. Cacan.i bd An5,,9 II Sinta. C -IV fl,.,, THURSDAY EVENING 11:30 3 11 TENNIS W i mbledon TPnn.s Pf.gtthhti of 40nt5liornW rnbI.,I Stadium 0a. I tw,,fon FRIDAY MOP*040 City Panama and 9*. SnIe,o,5 t.ona$ Wale, Sb, Jump Chim. pion'p th 0 from Tomas 6:10 3 2-COUNTRY FISHING EVENING 4:30 TENNIS Wor ld invitation. al C,iissit- from S.. P,n.s Ptntiton o Hilton Head Sand South Caiohni mimed 11:30 Now a g of time knb will get to see the hook coin, to life. when I'IIS presents a nttnl-series in earl, lEt Meg luster, Kevin Conway n andJohlIk'ard have wunthe tflS)Ol' roles in the Wt.lilI.'T'' i Bodon I production, and it is Or fir-4 time any of them has worked on a IllS program Meg luster has long been recognized not only for her talent but for two of the mod dazzling eyes to ever hit the wren. She IS niruntly rrapsng rave rry-5e51 as the middle'. tIass lestian who falls in lose with a homosesual man Perry King tin the romantic CuIIIi'4 "A Different Story.' Miss l"nd,r will play the role of llrster l'rynne. the woman fort ed to wear an A on her dress foreyrr. branding her an adulterer. Miss loiters arresting tm'auty and unconventional personality make her well. silted to portray litter. a several major television series, as well as playing Nora opposite (lit I tie Young in the series, 'Ssmtshinr.' and last Specials Of The C,vtl wivr. •efo,m and aht SATURDAY •nact CPang might have on the mdl,00% of Am.4(a,,s *ho AFTERNOON e,the, woik for tPt. govern bent Ol have t,Pdtofltkp the 1:00 NATIONAl. GEOGRAPHIC Qoeuflb.flf Cobb to, them a.. SPECIAL St,.,nq. C,.atwa' .,am,ned Of the Nhl Ilats cafi hy*' 4.00 SJS nd s.gPtSIess cive-d*elS.OQ FREEDOM IS Is.r *ntt hit fish as. .,an.ned thlntgh the Iamb1 crb.t,it,' the niton 1105 of ,, s.)phst(ited n.gfti200$P h'tP'd,i, sn I'hIjt,11'1 4,%.,n ,..in- u4i 0 U 3.00 4 AMERICA AND THE ICANS AMER- EVENING 10 00 ONEW ORLEANS CONCERTO Ktk (.IAst.(u1 misc cornD.cb,wsn (I.dt, p0s Pit Pll'wOulas,sCon(e,to a pu-senSation of the p,.c. aid 4 look at I?,e composer s p'ieri anc. soul .nfiupnc iRf SUNDAY MORNING 10:00 EVENING 300 ) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL c,,.,r,1p ç,.,,,.5 Of 714' P4cPl 14.1, its Is,. nat an d sqnt'uvj (AC denbl'r.g lv?, uP .IAm,neut IPiotgP IP,,. 45,00 P404'.I TUESDAY knowledge ARNOON 200 SPECIAl, No Way To Pi A Qo,ernnseusf Its, ,sa'd for PHIl, 0CN$ MEMORIAL • CONCERT P.S. Saeger stow Tom $an,e. O.car Rush ,0f54. P.1w Yalta.- as. ."°'l I#'I musIcians sf50 pay "Sunshine She has appeared In several hints 1205 DAVID HARTUAN he. o I5eujn..'jt Dinut b-4a.tmi, t,Sk.i a book ii £P0PS. UP'S) h.ev, 1S%CI'5%lUIl t'.Quft r.I'* Ca,,.. % oa,.wj tsP'n,i *0a. ih,. P IP*.y had P%ljtISPwit WEDNESDAY and Off-Broadway 0 cns REPORTS It' nj tnJIbrt , c.j lot ,I. hit t)'muIi •nSt..stt f moth., I,nlk 44* C ,.itt s sul Hi i.e S ?rf'Oft% it the 'Al .4 1 tliwk land se, 'I 11* Ship cohN THURSDAY 0 EVENING 10:00 RUIN, 'VU IN ORLANDO FRIDAY MORNING 600 AAY MAGAZINE Sna,,o,, Loseoy beports on a two oal.f, In kfe-$a.ing amer guncy Cu. the World of turn. d.enrw *Mn svass I.snaga Isecide —a . : JP 1 Irg Foster. kes In (',rnw s lright S iisd John Ileisril 114 % 1- won the leads in I'IIS'. upcoming I$rlNli$Ihi,m of 'flip Scarlet letter,' has.'sl SW, \iIh,snlel llawIhurnp' classic. In Jim' l'apps New York Shakespeare Festival,and 'AW, PLEASE?' S dapper lashlo,i lShiiliiraph,r Igurl star i)rsi %rm.sI tries it, lN'rsuade Slice series star Linda Latino ol his lidelits to his wile alter he makes untoward adsins- es toward her, In -Slice." rebroadcast Sundat,. Jails !in. ('KS, I' IN T and will also tie seen with him an l'arat.ise , Alley ' II. Iappear I ut the p to Siatt,'ehous, Five,' 440(1 I5*tnoy. tuotsptaud priskitituns of 'Mou, - hjl,iOn stage, tonsay has ira" anul flt, Walterlie apwar,cim the tir,i •,,., ------------ ;;;; ,,, '.'C iI 11411) 0 Is at itt, long Wharf Theater to New linen Ilearil has also starred tn the TV l igodix-tkons Ptr4 Istyp' and (Si the - 1000 4 - play- a, and wa-a win last Yard in "Washingtofl Kevin tunway, one oh hind (lotw'd Ikiz" AzuwrIt- as finest (haraiter John heard, who ni-ad, his i(t(*%, to,, tern tast as buttS detail in 'lIetwern the IhilIin a uttit, Hester 14tw5." will play ,'psisste 111411405(1 AtHl t he iIrStiu),'f If Miss luster in the role of tier iou'i I )ttiitiiesdale, the luting l'outaay hal a tlSay,r role in IlIltiLiler whim fathers Ilrstrr Ny Rester ,'staliorie, l,t,t tilt, EVENING EVENING $00 0EVENING AT POPS Still. C1AL Of, The tsplanaula Arthuu lisdWa and S he Boston Popi O,cl*ssl,a ttvoa a 4th of SEP$OLO WONDROUS July pai$,Conce,t001P. banks THINGS Einstein Poet of lIsa CMrS., River with music Haumc,r*y in an piod@ or'g. by Sousa Handed St'auss natty broadcast rn 106 2 O$$enbath d TChi.kovsI, I 8,a,y, 1Ifhe, toni. at lit? 0,a,t,,, accomp. Einstein. i.I.gsusas baldi £5 n..d by Puresorki IRs an Outpo.tP* of his scu.niit.c year's chridnim tIi5ute to the tile Phil Ochs ft I - child, and whoa, tl1wrsse4 throroughly modern sensuality is the equal of tat aries in Circumstancestinter's passion iiflui IieaitI has appear.'il on Meg Foster studied at 51w Broadway and (Nf'tIruadtsay York's Neighborhood l'%ay' W i mbledonhouse, and die has acted in 2 11 TENNIS Yecwus Hhi,ghtt of 11*e di, dosantI I,Om Wil,b,,don w London Stadiumi now -, $CiAP 11411 of ( Mity and Meti," and (lth-Htu.ttwi) in When Y'tu('on,m Ba. it. Ites Hyde,'' and Played Sit Si.g pIty in 15*. PIrw Over It. s Sesc (iktj.j -- 11w tour-pa ct serial lf*fhi-gi$c ICUIuit$un is JusI beginning pfodut- tic,n in N.'wp,trt. HI, at an I'r'Sprlately 111011111111,111,11 'etting, Port Atlanis a wea thered and funSaritti S r i. t.1t jogs a t t trrI,.5l,(b the Pi.iif.p �S. r- 4-E,sjWm5 Nsra M. $aelwt FL_ FrMay. Jwss no I"@ FRIDAY '" °' a dangerous warbirno mission *twth. if success" would bring hen back a hero and one step closer to the wrti, House nj J une 30 Aunt Minerva on the Idea of EVEPIM e.chang.ng her ertchc'aft for the morl IsIS until Usnerva tOO f aitsforaa t twist,uclor fAt (4)00 12 NEWS It UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN STIAN LOWELL THOMAS 8400L REMEMBERS... 8:30 630 2) CHiCO AND THE MAN (2) 12 NBC NEWS Delta And Son Cd tries to 4)QCU NEWS persuade Della to babysit for U ABC NEWS p *ttiie tier son DANIEL FOSTER. MD. pursues snottier, of pus rniision Muscular [Irystroptly, dollar v.St.it.s 7:00 0 MARY TYLER MOORE The Slaughter Affair' Murray 3 THE NEWLYWEOOAME (4 THE 000 COUPLE takes on an esta job to pain the money 10 buy his ate an 0 CHANNEL six e.por 10:00 •. Pa poitflct a found in the dSIert, Quincy reopens the case of a labor leader who mysteriously disappeared with $2 million in union funds (A) (4)QHUSSANO6. WIVES S LOVERS When three of the couples flunk a televised iii quiz, they Plead for a weekend at the Cent., for Sensual ens esptOration and sesual awareness S WORLD Bogota On. Day A look at Ute people of Bogota from the runaway gift Cameras lit The 0 OPERATION PETTICOAT The Rest Of Enemies Hogwash a sardonic parrot ' gurws strongly in Ii Holden, .(Pwr n, to get Commander hermMi a promot.".. SRI children to the l rich and powerful *role 3) It TONIGHT G4,esi host John Davidson Guests Anttto. 5DICK CAVEYT 9100 ROCKFORD FILES t)eart in A Helium Hat After receiv rig a death threat ROtliford deducis the Callao meant in contact a playboy (('al12 of Ple'slattir) whose names listed neil to hit in the liirephon. i BEWITCHED 5 MACNEIL REPORT LEHRER 7:30 3 LIARS CLUB (4 THE GONG 5140W 0 THE MUPPETS (juept Jire P Morgan 0$25.000PYUMIO It THE CROSS-WITS Guest poet uthnr Rotirri Penn Warren 6.00 3. CPO SHARKEY .even 1, I levi.ri Shark" Shark" unitt rio*irlgtp becomes the sucker iii a floating Cl ap game that (lrefs on gullible servicemen, 4)Ø book (RI 14 tdaardt There Was A CrOoked Man ICI (1970) Kirk Douglas Henry Fonda Aftpr an escapist prisoner dies of INCREDIBLE HULK rattlesnake bites the warden takes $500 000 from the corpsw and heads for Mesici, ii If 2 His) While working in 1 Las Veçj.ls casino David (tanner aids an •Iiwiis tig.sti,e reporter on 1 qaint,l.rg scandal (l ABC MOVIE Young Jo. The Forgotten Kennedy Off a 0 BHA NA NA OTASITHA Urnerva floes Shraight Tabitha sells her Parkins Piessurerlby?wsf,m. ly the eldest Kenriwdy mOli,in' 0 BARETTA Guns And After giving Iwo brothers a Second Chance Raretla learns that on, of (rein (3ro1her 1977) Peter Strauss Barbara has bar Criminal Psychopathic a psychopathic Pres ident's Wife: 'Jobless Bit Player' Stars And Stripes: a FRIENDS (2)12 PM GAME 0 MOVIE 'Berlin Affair (Cl 1*970) Detroit UCOavin. Fritz W.av Best friends become AUSTiN cnv L*ItTS Let. ryGaflsn/AleuHarv,y W.nn.r 1977 Gummy Awar d Gal. of lift sings his hits Alex Harvey sings some of his will Sflo,eqi lOtigS InCluding 'Delta Dawn and Reuben Jamwi Polled against each otheor in an international syndicate Mrs) 7:30 200 625 130 (2 BLACK PERSPECTIVE owCOOCAMEM • ( 41 THE MUPPETS Guest Lou THE NEWS (11 41119111 A WAY (4) FARM AND HOME SSUMMER SEMESTER 2:15 (3)12 BASEBALL Regional OTHE LUCV SHOW 700 Coverage of Philadelphia Phil. ij PROFILES 54 EDUCATION tiei at Chicago Cubs, Detroit Q MARLO AND THE MAGIC: Tigers at Now York Yankees MOVIE MACHINE 2:30 OTtIE BEVERLY HILLSIL. 0 TARZAN LIES 1) ARTHUR AND COMPANY 0 THE BRADY KIDS 0 GRAPE APE 6:00 3. 12. HONG KONG PHOOEY 1 4 , 0 R000NIC STOOGES 0 SUPERFRIENOS LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS... Will Rogers Film shows Rogers sliowing off his rid ing and roping skills ribbing legislators ii Washing. ton playing polo, entertaining in Mer.co and Japan and hiS last rites 6'30 12 00 GO SETROTTERS 4 DSPfEoBUGGY 5BOOK BEAT 3) 0L0 SOUE PASA, USA.? P" and Juana Sri upset when Car. men comes home tate, but par. don Joe of the same liii Ufltit they lWfl the bad news (RI 300 4 AMERICA AND THE AMER. )CAMS Alaska The Cbs. ID no Frontier Alaslias future hangs in the balance as Con. gress decidpi P0* stunied be used and *ho should use it 3:30 0 MOVIE 'Young Tom Edison tRW) 4 19401 Mickey Rooney o Fay Bainter Edison s Carly InventiO ns and heroism ira Chronicled It I/I 14t5 I 400 dtOOMF Western Open Coverage of the third round of play in this $725 000 tour na mint from Butler National Golf Club. Oak Brook IllinOis Rawls 8:00 (2)12 BIONIC WOMAN The r-TheH.M Spy' An eldast Soviet WY long believed dead threatens US Security so Oscar Goldman must convince a fetirpri OSi agent lR.ctiard (rdman)toicjent,fypwspusi.,n Counterpart (A) 4)0 amNEWIIART A ccyl• lege chum horn Poitorit of Bob, tuins up une.pecterlly with the intention of becoming a permanent hou guest (R ) 0 FREE COUNTRY Joseph Brewer (Rob Reiner) becorr.ps Bre terrified when he finds Phi young *iti Anna (Judy Kahanj has vanished into Manhattan s Lower Fast Side 8:30 I0 BABY. rM BACK Beat By A Drum Ray is accused of trying to buy his children 5 lOve when his learn, Jordan wants a set of drums and tries to meet that need '(At OCOMEQY SPECIAL Ihe Rag Business" lPremii.re( Workers in a garment factory Panic when their boss decides to Cihibit a new design and the only fro()doof is boying worn by one of that co-workers on a 900 4(5 BUGS BUNNY I ROAD 5PREVIN AND THE P1175. RUNNER BURGH A Concert Of date LA?F.A.tYMplCS Brahms And Pyokofie, Andre 9:00 Previn conducts the Pittsburgh CROCKETT'S VICTORY (2)12. NBC MOVIE "The War GARDEN Assuring abundant Symphony Orchestra in Between the Tales , (1977( blossoms on German Bear ded Brahms' Symphony No 2 and Richard Corinne. Elilabeth lrn%5 Prokoliev's Ashley A college professor 'Classscal who carelessly drifts into an 9:30 affair with an unpredictable a FRENCH CHEF 'Ham 5:00 lluderol nds s Isle tewchim Transformation" (A) (2') 12 TENNIS 'Wimbledon into turmoil )R) Tennis' Coverage of the IOttt 10:00 4' 0 CBS MOVIE edition of Wimbledon Tennis ANTIQUES "The Glass Conrack 11974 Jon Voight from Wimbledon Stadium near (latter' (A) it • • ' actress in bats Sheinberg ranks among the IuØsed salaried executives In ttw tawdry, but his*0, usnlpetes for roles with the detemunation of an unimploy,d tat player, The other day she was haYing batch In a San Feefsancfo Valley restaurant actor James Urolin qp4 by her We to say hello lirof us won formerly wider t'cfdrert to Ufdms.I situ, one ttUlt My. had t*tn sit n' ploy,. other hiws4. ' . , 'i ' , , ', 4 ' ,1 . 'I" .,. 'w "The Impossible Dream Bat. ioorwng Across The Atlantic' Jack Whitaker narrates a film documentary ol mans attempt to cross the Atlantic ocean by P01 air balloon • STAR TREX 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS A special gymnastics perform. ant, by Nadia Comaneci from Strasbourg. France. Michigan '400 stoCk car race from Brlityn Michigan National AAU WPIglttkfling Champion. ship from York. Pennsylvania CONSUMER SURVIVAL • KIT Telephones 5:30 5 TURNABOuT "A Fine Art people from paper macho. Mapumi Oda shows sOr,w of he. silkscreening work Karen Petersen author of Women Artists: talks about women S achievements tilt yf1iiS40 Scheibe , , , ' ' London (4) SPORTS SPECTACULAR Carol Anthony creates 1200 (3) 12 LAND OF THE LOST (1) Of iGAii ISLAND FAT ALBERT DYNOMIJTT SOCCER MADE IN 0 MANY (kirussia Dortmund vs , ' . ' , 4 I• "I'm (w$ for ' '• Ni. Von to dart my new picture 'Night of the Juggler,'' Hr.Hn told l.rraIi, I"irnando Hey lkfI) stars as the kIagpIB of an ls there a port in it for Blifflalfonal drig smuggliag ring n.4 p,. fl4 • Latrine .wdId Ii $e1d,r p153(11 ditlEtiTe trying IS NBh hiss, he kaiih;y l ibe 1'elp C.IMI.cts.,si,I. .IL1' rehi's set Th ('Nil 1insrd. .Ns 54din - , " fl' p.. 'FRENCH' FOES July 2 GardenBkjes' South Pac,f• a 0 WRESTLING 6700 (4) CRACURSARREL OGROWEM ALMANAC 01407000 IlUl.f.YWooU Will) - my wife. HtA It's only acolçle raine was Cast in he t boa' liirriitw Gary a the wife 4 04 day's wart." office hits. MCA President Sidney "I'll take It!" "Can you Unagine my hShetnbrrg, a th an who heads 'We'll call you about it band telling Dick Zarnxk, 'II the rictwd, largeat and mod tumoi-row,' llrolus promised you don't cut la,rraitte in the 10:30 powerful tIlovle'televislcln u he left 1) It PINK PANTHER picture we won't make Jaws IiQ BATMAN I TARZAN ispefatlon fl the world Lorraine grinned. "You at all!" lm'raine saId, l,.uøsSDANIEL FOSTER. M.D. Universal MutLots (sill anurti to overtook any U*g. "Things lIke that Jtw$ 'Growth Disorders In In her position as the ckm't happen. Ctiildrinn opportunity," she said. president's wife, l.urralne "MyUonaad'swtf,ut 11:00 Lorraine plays the wife of Intlitudating to sonic men. could be hollywood's A 3;UQQY PANTS ,*yWfl5 premiere hostess. social (toy ktelder, the harraued ig ol people are afraid to tore 0 KROFFT SUPERSHOW In in "Jaws 2," a reprise of me. They don't twgusti, (haflhle$ czarina and ccop wart to ap. is KIOSWORLD the role she played in the art patron. 5PAINT WITH NANCY not. pear to be currying favor with She tIllj(ttt be expected to original "Jaws" fOdilsOnWwsdem.,.'lft) the president and chief queen itover the movie stars, hiolhacitxew wi-re made by operating officer 11:30 of Vol Myles and work ppwefful the Zanuct-llrown production universal. Some are scared to 12)12. SPACE SENTINELS (4)5 SECRETS OF ISIS ea on her dapper, er, tern at Universal. Naturally, talk to tile about a role CONSUMER SURVIVAL WIarst husband. cries of nepotism echoed echoed because I don't get a they n Telephones fRI But no. Lorraine Is a around Hollywood when Life- wonder abo ut reprisals, ilellØgltdly daily blonde of II AFTERNOON who Is trying to become a movie Mar herself. $IdIUtE fur roll's with ever) ctlrr SUNDAY Everybody's Down' it: "at 3IZIAM THE GREATEST 0 MOVIE ance of 1:30 7:30 fly Newley Dr Wayne Dyer, Rob Rime, Stephanie the phonograph tOO pears ago is COASWSI*d with the perfooffe, July 1 MoNINQ 12 MAKING ENOS MEET 11: 11:00 00 fl NEWS 11:30 3 SATURDAY 12:30 (.3') 15 THUNDER (4) Move 'Days Of Wine And Nose, tB/Wy 1119631 3f Jack Lemmon. Lee Remica A public relations man pulls Ills wife into his own alcoholism, but can't 900 TERPIECE THEATRE N,W3 'Poldar WaiIe an finds out about Moreervia and Drake s sec/ct lelationsp. iu Poldark lead her back whe n he over, heads for France to rescue Dr comes tise proBlem (7 I/? (nyl arid finds Dr ake 5t0wi(j Hrs) away on board, the rescue SPACE ACADEMY goes VnootPil until thwy react, AMIRICANBANDETANI) ttieCharvial tParI4 of 13 I 100 BLACK AWARINIU womnume (1) (4) I 930 NEWS NEWS Paul Winfield A young teacher takes on the challenge of a Isle. lime trying to Introduce a group of Isolated black childrn to the world around them hAl 0 LOVE BOAT The Old Man And T he Runaway ,'Rayn John. 5O Will Ge.r. "A Fine Romance Anson Williams The Painters' Arts Johnson Pit Mornta (Al 10:00 0 FANTASY ISLAND A young woman (Lauren Tinwes) has to prove she is the missing daughter of a dead man in order to claim her inheritance and two children Ihaty Kurtaman Torn Fridleyf want to reunite th.ir separated parents lilt w ORLE ANS COW-ER. TO Black ClassiCal music corn pow Roger Dickerson creates his he* Or leans Concer to a presentation of the piece and a t-C at the composer 5 eiperi. ante arid influence hA) 11:00 (2) IltOOls NEWS 11:30 1 3 :15 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host Ron Ness.n Guests Patti Smith Bills Cry.. W (Rh (4) MOVIE The C0.tJO And The Lady ("1 (1934) Gary Cooper. Merle Oberon A ranCh hand romances an heirets from the city (2 His) MOVIE - c' .t Sland There' (C) (196$) Robert Wagner, Mary Tyler Moor. An American adventurer srnuogie. 300 Swiu welds movements into Pins (2 His 10 MM I 5 MOVIE 'Sinbad The SaiIOr"IC)It947IDouggaIFai,, banks Jr Masar,, 0 Hera • NATIONAL 700 o0pwpc C Slranqe Cr.ssit.s (2)TNIOONQBI$OW Of IPie NiW" eats owls. fiy,' (4) BS IMNY 5lir5 4,sig 50 lIES MAW Guests Roy After landing on an Island. Sirs. Rogers. Del, Evans Alan O9 . Assimilated bad discovers Ireassfr and a lens of a Soøwullca$id r. '5lA*NC( W*L "SM beautAlt cess (2 Mrs IS eOlSA..eew ......... — .......D*toli' Ylls mvsii54m of SASS) I, MORNING 600 )ABEflER WAY 6:30 '4) CHURCH SERVICE 700 2) 213 COMPANY Il SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM 0 THIS THE LIFE AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 12 JERRY FALWELL 7:30 2) TIME TO SHARE '4) SUNDAY MORNING C THE LIVING WORD 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITON 7:45 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 6:00 2 VOICE OFVICTORY '4 I OF WOMEN AND MEN C FAITH FOR TODAY 08140W MY PEOPLE 1ZREXHUUIARD S SESAME STREET 4IS) 6:30 2 TV MASS 4FMARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 COULD YOU U ORAL RO&RTS 9:00 '2' OUTLOOK WtTH JOY BRYON 'Ii GHOST BUSTERS 0 REX HUMBARD KIOSWORLD 1 ORAL ROBERTS S MISTER MOQERS(R) 9:30 GOSPEL SINGING JUBI. LEE 4 WACKO 0 ANIMALS ANIMALS AN(. MALS The Camel Moor Park College Institute for Wild it'd Eiotic Animal Studies and Virginia City Nevada solo 01 annual camel racea. are visited Host Hal Linden 12 MOVIE 'COMin Round The Mountain' (B/W) (19511 Abbott and Costello Dorothy Shay Two rutwits in hillbilly Country become entangled in family feuds (11/2 Mrs I zoom (R) i000 I'4I SPACE ACADEMY O BEHOLD WONDR. US THINGS ' Einstein Poet 01 Harmony In an ipisode origi. nilly broadcast n 1967 flramwelt Fletcher looks &I Einstein s religious beliefs as an outgrowth of his Soenlifit knowledge HOT FUDGE SESAME STREET(R) I 10:30 2 MOVIE 'Lightning Raiders (8/WI (19451 Buster Crabt,e, Fuigy SI John A gang Of Lathe rustlers is brought to pusr'ce by use5 the Kid (I Hr) 4) MISTER MA000 CLOCK UP AND LIVE The Church And Human Rights Guests Else U Adali and the lies W,cl.arnL Wipfler 0 JAISERJAW 1100 (41 TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL O CAMERA THREE Con. temporary Cinema In Vugoslavia Film critic John Simon and Dolan Kosanovic, professor 01 Dramatic Ail, at Belgrade University discuss thi popular fly Of Yugoslav and imported firms IParl 2 of 21 15 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Robin Hood' Robin and his men encounter a vieag. in which Use Show llfs Pie.5,'y games force the Ctiidr,n to starve Part ?of t2) )A) i M jlAONS11D1 -' ThU NATION Goes rock clembing, for a rIde in the Ocodyow bleep arid NIlins Ia bli.. raee armIes AFTERNOON 12:00 41 MOVIE High Time (CI 19601 (Sing Crosby Fabian A widower fans in love with a French teacher after he returns to college (2 Mrs I 0 THE LAW AND YOU 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS 32 MOVIE Lady In Cement (CI I t964( Frank Sinatra Raqu. of Welch A private detective hired to find a missing girt dos. cOvers her body in a Flor ida bay (I 1(714,5) • REeOPy 12:30 '3UEETTHEpRISS OTREASUREOPTHEFLORI. GA GULF COAST DIRECTIONS FLORIDA REPORT 1.00 3 THE RACERS 0 UNDERSEA WORLD OF JACQUES COUSTEAU The Sa It,nils Of Isabela 0 AMERICA'S BLACK FORUM 5 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) 1.30 '3 FLORIDA OUTDOORS DISCUSSION '78 15 UEETTHEPRESS 5 WALL $TREET WEEK Wall Street Wispli 1,40 tCii Fleve* il) 2:00 3 THAT NASHVILLE MUSIC 4, MOVIE the Marriage. Go Round IC( (1961) Susan hayward James Mason A Swedish beauty causes a dom,&tic crisis when she selects a married mars to latter her baby I? Hiss 0 MOVIE The Autobiogna. ph5 0$ Miss Jane Pittman (C) (19741 Cicely Tyson Odette A I lOyearold worms., recalls her Isle from slave days in Lou isiana to Civil flights den-son strations in the 194105 17 Urs ( 0 MOVIE Five Pennies tU'Wl119591 Danny Kay. lIar. bare Bel Geddes Biography of bandleader Fled Nchois (2 "is) 11 TENNIS Wimbledon Tennis Coverage of the 101st edition of Wimbledon Tenr'irs from Wimbledon, Stadium near London • SPECIAL No Way to Run A C,overnment the need to. Civil service rotor in and what effect Change might have on the millions 04 Americans who either work for the govern mintOr have tried to make the government work forIN..', are e.am,r,ecj 2:30 (3) TENNIS Wimbledon Tannis Coverage 04 the 101st Xi O nni ,uloft Tennis It orn —tmbliodon a,4(,Mjrfl nea r London. 300 GREAT PERFORMANCES Norman Conquests And Round llunirs.I The Garden Norman t, furtive appearance when he is supposed to rem detsosni with Annie on the village suggests that his week end is going to misfire (Past 3 of 3)(Rl 4:00 1 410 001.10 Western Open Coverage of the tonal round of play in this $225000 tourna menl from Butler National Golf Club Oak Brook, luriis FREIOOS$IS Bars1, and his family celebrate the r.M.On 5 200th birthday on Pheadelpfmia 15 W"F$WOMLD Er,e coy. erage of the World Fsath erweiglit Championship bout featuring (usevia Pedroza and Es riesto Herfare from Panama CIty. Par,artsa, and the Inferrialionel Water Ski ,unpp c'senip.orsshiip from Dam". T.aas (3) MOVIE 4:30 'Love. American Style' l( i t,SRy Greg Moms, Eveiwegtllerald, Sa.ife.-d, Ft Friday, Jose 36. ICFS-? Yvonne Craig Four stores rae, Icr a baa handsome .an labout lOve III? H's) tile r'wts ti a musaurn but 0 TENNIS World Invitation- Pier intereSt is not returned ill - - . - ---- - - -- al Classic From Sea Pines 900 Plantation on H,itont plead 3 13 NBC MOVIE Once An - : -Island South Car m.,erJ doubles teatuning Ytas Gin, Eagle t9(il Sam Iiii,"tt Cliff Potts Nebraska farm boy Sari. laitis and storDamons eicetenCe as a ol. - - - John Phombe die. in Wc,rkl War I not rini - cFrorhht encourages thin to in&ke a 5:00 career of the m.iitary but fInj. 5 FIRING LINE Resolved Pie,, a kheior.g erwin5 of an. We Welcome Th. Gioeth O gait) Ccsirtnw5 Miss.rgaie The Public Sector a debate i ct liR t between Michael Hanningt v. Wall 4 ' 5 ALL RI THE FAMILY and William F Buckle, Archie lem his Supe. profds disappear before his :J1' 5.30 when 1*0 iottt,iin, decide '12 ROOKIES I Ii L t,hewant ti shar, the wealth'_ -EVENING U ABC MOVIE Custer Of The West 09671 flobet a "J Share Jeffrey hunter The 6.00 r wr'dMt General Custer is O0'12 NEWS 5 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC tna,w'd hOrn rul 'laws a, a C...' SPECIAL Strange Cneatu.et Wan her o I.) Pit (eu stani at f The fligrt (hats iw's rise 1 49 I4sj Hire ras and sgntiea,caved*,ql,,i., •MASTIPSPIEC( THEATRE T ' ...," t'rd.v k t)*'jht and Ci, chive I i) are ci am.rwd through the - : - ' -. - • - --soph it Id 'iiJ'I All iiSiO test ('it death ant 'i'1 Kiiri'(a'i the ''r'r vs'onncarn.ra , UNITED Feature Syndicate GeorgeWai.ggan (aiir..s 630 Aunt Agalsas birtYtla, wr. ACROSS Iprelat Siiftii Fnent I FLORtOA'SWATCHINO (rat,,., rrr'n', ti,new tat', SOLateBr,tspt ?3l Sim ndsoff 42 P'stico I CBS NEWS I Thin, flat Jt ('art $ it 1 'wa",e actress PI' n i Ca coast 41 Baby car Piece of 030 MINUTES I ditPl 21 Mountain wood 930 OHOUYW000SQUARES 5lIr.erg,unit ridge ll One ofthe I Ci'iirte star 1 0 ALICE Ai. the 55 Food grin 251 overt 700 wives 9 Type of t'i'.nmi,t the SflSpear ?SLongtime -2 12 WORI.D OF DISNEY Leat.mlker IfhWoodyplant airplane High note The ESoy And the thu's civminswi erie.'.1 whet, she 12 Possessive Pe"O.l 41 *eastern SSDoc)o.s '7 Sor'. ltIi'in(rs I,' (n.j lw, marred Bust.". A ln.rvrjge orphan ,, Baby Ire PVOriOun org 26 Pact trenlibaru t52.lPuir ill, (lack cent Van Patient riunt Pn,s diil l3Wlldoaen 59C1.ps 4K'r4of Earl hloilirnan) on tPw' rode,i lIHariitlr()fli,, 60SPlSde(,ee ?9Bos'ng 1000 great cheese IS c,iCust unawar, that he is 4 AORONSKY AND COSIPA. 16 Admit 30 Lunar st Covered paper DOWN whiten I,,. minds,, IPint I of lb NV module vehicle measures tlj It Pre,ariate 52 Blaci 0 SWITCH Pd. ant Mat jr I Metal pert 4010MINUTES UkeWai. IC sea to disc,,,. the I 7illBody If,greta Cuckoo GiantPellets .tci'rrtiortton bttli'rjij.ng wrierpatouts C4 muit,tu,ta o,f ZO Utah moun. ?Wnsgless .l'CP.an'.es 'SI National iBUetsup illegal r.isjar.tte bootlegging m.si.rig.e.i, bird Concert tainrange :lhiegalrve )9 Metallic .l. ntenatiuns Dan Rather lookS •NOVA Alaska Th. Coo.,Z?SitlaiIiil Program Contradic at the tug business of dittos ,riq iroriten Alaska Put,.. dien lion 'ul,ie S,oi.Se ... Hudson Morley Safer prrifle, the tcu'p rings in the halanci' as Con 4 Miller — Street Iv of .1 mor.,nta,r-,ni,,s rnor',s, Q'e%t dm,iles hire it shmn.iid he 25 Laser,. Compass & merit to Coat, Hors. iverl ant wru, sri*.kI is. 1 II, d'rer.tion Shirley star n Ooctosite U HARDY BOYS I NANCY of 32 Fish egg, Ia o DREW Oh Say Can viii abort U EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE Sing A beautiful tinge. 7 Fruit con coin attuSed 01 hit.and run drrsrnig 1100 .11 FlOwer gar 6 And ti"dt her life ileVi'nderI on 1' 1 0 12 NEWS land Answers 35 TV comedy mask arid Jo,, Investigative 1130 Tra,ota seriel attkl*s 4141 3 NBC LATE NIGHT MOVIE '0 Prepare for *0 Abstract S SOCCER MADE IN OER I"iCJfl(5 The Sti-'i ir,tii. Publication being MANY PC Kaiaiwtlautprrr ,, n., 119711 lbanit,ipt. II Hawaiian Silkworm S(halkir0lilt) M.'i,o,,tp, k.rii T,gP,,, It42'Plantshoot CbtPI IO Resod ot ('a'ammlrt ('sag. arid t5i'Sotn 45 All . •o F'erii.n, .n.ol..d in a cnrirlilei family 3 It PROJECT U F 0 21 Ad.ect,ve Sighting 4002 the Joshua r.tti.e nierat.nri while at (Iv. Ill Three itCo. Flats lricidi,vit Coriost5 seal,Of a iSiJifliJ office lower floor lift ensanrjtpsuctancetolalk Pint 4 CBS MOVIE Slut to,, en an Air Forte .rlvest.gation of ('uu (11711 Jell Ilriilgrs a sighting in Joshua Flats 1(4) . 5 RHODA Rhoda aces Sam Wahirttorr Two ssiivj Commercials '." Ietermired Ii hr.'e, br,.,, flowago old profirern . nice Sadie, do riot go out W." It the restsrnsitui.tem in, cinr.l.rnuiorart Isle tier inn. alone at night 1 ill To 'Happy Days' 0 LUCAN You Can I o4a, ainuiest titters 0 CR5 LATE MOVIE U1 Rib, lucan s search for l.at his parents erilariqi., him in a lair Pil.n'.o And the tln,Je. .4 Enizu Moran spent her littte Ct hl'170l lloiin.l Ryan crud (iist,id5 battle between, a Ct'n,irk (.omnr,,,nr. Survivor, f a while 'IIapp hays' was sits wealth, woman and her .laugfi th'p*retk ressoed (it Captain. hiatia just AS any tern-age let nn.iiw ills PH'rvs.iend No sutinmauine a.a girl atiujif, ric-epi to take tune 8:30 heldcapt.. in an Isnolewpoolatfor out liii twii -au,.'. that are r 4 OON OUR OWN Maria,i ot grnsi PSI ttieanungfuj to her p l~~ She first went to Indiana to help the I arwrr Souirip In a telethon, arid lfnein was '4s'sIal guest flier in the Iplir't,lky P'uutIda(lurl It WileA-11mon in Almlia Irin (s-gait her F*ofeasluraai aies'r irt teiettsiuun sllntltlr-r. tial, a; a $')uslr-okI and has appeared %lopret ed in itwhre than 31 nil thrift Stir Is the youngest 'laughter of Sharon and t:ifward Moran and orw of SIS children her lather is a finance manager Her younger brother. Jufet, ap Pears In TV ruisun.rc*ala hut, tutored at the 5*15210, tnnlplclr(J a year at Walter Need Juntor )ligh Sc-tsiul and albmdsNue1tt)foIywoo4Ikg,t School in Sueth fkifly',ouuj, ('abS lire first televtauuns rol, was In'Miwsl,yva thebydrn,'a Rkg After appearing In her find leatute film, 'Ito, Spein It ia,' with L*lt. Itaul4g. slit was 111(11.4 tiir tort, find lniajmsr IV rule Iii costar aa Jtiy in the Ilalitarl' afle, Stir guest starred in a ai'gnwni of The Walton. I*tter yestLs IsulUsie Ilappy hvte,' Ia,' (teeth ahlqy l)ays'' eplsories, ' The Iugttsjpof litht slather,' several epIsode, of 'My Three Son; and one 'Pa,t,tly Allan ' Mie did (lit Ikon lti lies ullow pliof and pertoysieri fur 13 weeks os his dautjger in the erfles (iher credits Include 'MIrror, Mirror," The Fill,' "(atjnssnol,," "The Smith Family,'" Beat Cat," "The Ncr, I,rltfln Show" .tsJ ' tue. Hrlgtd and Dart," a I1sum.1 11411 of Yaw, a4al �111- IV*" "Wald. soolsorlog, It,. Prldiy,Ji.ø, t7i Tom And Joan,, Put Pieces Again NIW VIIw .111's. - . -. _____________ time we saw Tom and they were La, Bemkk and (rwiyflje Van Divan and (bitt mamage was diaaolvthg ek heir, ow very eyes. That waj back last pietw.rh Jinity, when they were 1?t5MSpsgr.. ' Portrayed on ABC na drama week Ud Jt.i 2$ titled "Breaking lip." rdlsg to the A.C. eIs Now Tom and Joann have CO.were: been rear by 1.s i I. "Tbr,,' Cimpeuy'; the pilot of a what may . "lavens, A Shirley"; 3. lwcomeamut.eaaonstmwin "Charlie'. A.g,l,"; the lrI.71 season. 01*1 time "L,,y Days"; 1. "Lie played by Joel Vat*ani and Best"; S. "AlIce"; 7. Elizabeth Ashley. (tbiee'.V.y.$j,1 "M-A.5. They get al together IL" "Owe Day Al A Tim,," fliuth better now that they are "Qary"; if. "Faa$a.y divorced, as you will see it you Iila.d. tune in CBS July 3, 1.10 p.m., Eastern tUne, for the show jerk she was better oil thatI1lItledslmply..To,n without, Joann." l)Ivoece apparently his In g Up," Joan., proved Toni 'a character, al was "Breakin shattered when Tom walked out on their corn. though he still has the l*ck. boneofan overcooked . Ioriabie stt.urbsn life and Joarm has acquired marriage, Hut she pulled a niece brittle exterior than she had herself together, moved to New Yost City, took up a when lee Remick wa, in charge of her personality and decided she could When When Toni begins to date live without Tom. a good-looking That was easy to un. divorcee flamed 14*1 Iftili drrs*and because Torn was a Head, i. the children of both self-indulgent, selipitying Snake waves. F Topsor • Toni Uut*s to his new love that he does nid wild to remarryatLe not yet, she refusm to better, he won's change tiLl flUsid. So fand , reality appears ildiCt. But not . When Joann decides the y Persuade accr* Tom's romap for All those to have Jier together it doesn't , i, trouble. That kind of uicati seldom exists ouNoeIC and even its first and second wives seldom exchanged friendship rings. Never ing ends happily, - but cilla*ffly not happily ever after it "Tom and Joasvi" Is going to be turni*J into a Sitlel about domestic troubles of a divotcd couple who remain the offrrn(M and keep in Indulgent watch on each other's rosnag As "Torn and Joan.," now dancil, it has an ildelligetg Cut doing some stupid thIng,. It sadly needs humne - not sitcom slapatick but good acerbic lines to cut the sugary of this domesj trifle, 'Into Mouaicr; AFormula For Trouble? - I Daytime Schedule woftwo I 5:50 U WHAs HAPPEII 555 5.2 PIt. C&US 600 (4) CRACKERSAIWWL 010 3 COUNTRY FISHING 030 (3) PORTER WAGONER 44) Kt17As4A 0 Suea.ils S1MUyE 0:45 44DIAFNgW$ 155 (TX $'IUSEIGH$OR S ZOOM 00 II DONAHUE (4 DINAHI THE PFAU 18 FWMT uovit &IERV 0INPflp SESAME RUT 10:00 11)52 CARD SHARKS (I)DONAJIUI PASS THE SUCK w MSSTEIi RO0ER 9 441 UPSEAT 10:25 10:30 HOLLYWOOD (3) 12 SQUAREs (4; THE PRICEIS RKWT MIKE oouoLAS ELECTINCCOMPANY 1100 (3) It $I,Q4 ROLLERS ,tPPY DAYS (R) it VILLA ALEORE 7:00 '11) It TODAY 0CM NEWS 00000 MORNiNG MIERI. CA 5 uu*a, YOGA ma you 11.30 (3) 11 WHEEL, OF FORTUNE 7:25 45 (3 52 NEWS LOVE OF LIFE FAMILY FEUD 50000 MORNING FLORIDA OUt PASA, US A.? 7:30 (7) TODAY 11:55 CBS NEWS 0000, MORNING AMERi. CA S SESAME STREET AFTERNOON 500 CAPTAiN (4 1200 5:25 70012 NEWS 4) THE vou NEWS AND THE 00000MORNIPQ,LOR,OA RESTLESS 5:30 12:30 (3j (12 THE GONG SHOW (7(T2 TODAY 00000 MORNiNG AMERI. 410 MARCH FOR TOMOR, CA 0RYANSHoog MONDAY 41 1:30 (1) It o*vs OF ouø UVES (4) 5 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 (1)52 THE oocios 410 GUIDING LIGHT 300 3 U ANOTHER WORLD GENERAL HOSPITAL ZOOM I 3:30 1)5 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) ELECTRIC COUP4LJ(y 400 (2) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 'LI LOVE LUCY 0 MV THREE SONS 0 THE LUCY SHOW 13 BATMAN SESAME STREET 4:30 THE BRADY BUNCH MIKE DOUGLAS 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY UIRV GRIFFIN 12 F-TROOP 500 3)ADAM. 12 STAR TREK 13 OUNSUOIIE S MISTER ROGERS 5:30 (3)NEWS S OVER EASY Lake Monroe I July 4 £V'NING 4)SSOIISWI 100 (3) 52 FOR RICHER. FOR POORER :4 MiDDAY THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS S ALL MV CHILDREN LOWELL THOMAS July REMEMSERS LBS Reports for July 3, 10.11 11:00 pnl., Jastern time, in what tries such ms Arlse in counIVENiPSO as the Ziotnulican ( (4) 0052 NEWS niog likely will be (4) MOVIE Voyag. To VP.. Bill Itepublican, where noflo.,, Of The S.. Cp ( 196 11 DICK CAVE" Guest Paul Mori-,' swansong on the (115. average age at Thwoux *5fl,4 Pidgeon. Joan Fontaw 0:00 The title Ii "Into the Mouths which An •,p niaInutntin. first occurs has alon.sc sub002 NEWS of Hatos" 11:30 LOWELL marine ditco,.,,, lb. Van Ai4n dropped from Iimonths to I THOMAS (3!3 TONIGHT Guest host REMEMap, bell 'ad'si.on cycling Ea,ip, has S critical age in Giii'g. Cask,, Guini. George In the documentar, isu i-" dl Iiula no one questions the develop,,,n 630 0 THE JEFFERSONS G.o. Plimpton Nasa,,, Solo) 3 nutritional value of 45 $(W5 If '15 CBS LATE MOVIE the formula is okay, COuldn I Infant be happsq 4 0 CbS NEWS et,n LAC11,01,11an And Wife Cross foffliula - a large Louisp and 4c4 what's the prourpi' AbC NEWS And Ooubl.c,,,. (1974) Rock the audir,x' who wsfl watch too Illiterate to read package '1 out On lb. un.. IN) he THE REAl. AMERICA Hudson Susan Saint Jam., 5 BASEBALL R.00 coy. MCU,)I,.n the show was raas.j Iswtric1i... or understand the war 01 The Inlrlit1 No,. poses as b criminal P4ag of N.. Yo,k vans,,, at man PodP.o,ai, eddoq of Corn need for derluation, whose look-abso to p.npo,r, a Itoh,,, Boston Red So, California m,fll gold %hipvn. water source Is contaminated th$c Angai, Kansas city Moi&, 0 SOAP irpi.o,. g 'he d.t,.n owe,, .b.Ir.., the and who Poverty EUROPE: THE MIGHTY onfers the Aan mi,ip •*t q,,wg.been 5 too his opec. drives to dilute the hwmnb. CONTINENT Inn -- . ..s Of 4 failure with bolt ation huff reveals his Secret to that it twcunw, nutritionally Ben Wallenberg 5:30 a Pltch.l,,tb Jeisica iain of Steak - Seafood "''und. 00000 TIME S B'g b'olp,iw P.., P'usand, 'nd..c,,,,. 7.00 )Nel,so, ad,,s,5 J is *AttPwng In Addition. Once a Ilkit her Tholma 2 THE NEWLYWED GAME THIS WEEK'S d-scratIonifR) beome 'nyoln,'d *,P A h,n.j. has Weaned her baby unto 4 IA1 000 COUPLE SOInS but tha.i5 %Ilanqpc IN) fonhiula, her liwfhei", ituilk no 0 THE CROS5.WIT8 12:03 21 Large Shri3.50 bItter is available so there's OEYIWIINISS MAGAZINE S POLICE STORY TN, 9.00 IS) 12 BEWITCHED rrmgmnn a nuastake and 3 12 NBC MOViE O'*c' Ai 00 It. Other Siite Of Iv.. Badg,. Fresh Fried '' rflo(),4 Calls a (11(11, Chic3.25j 119761 Sam £1,011 (,I." turning hack. It'll his got) Ii,, 00 lflcludei Salad E 010111 %U.l%,,p Sam Chaim ,i0Ufl($ f,nd, the become h's aP,ole life a wet,,,. &nd The internation a l Botato 1).,,,,, CJ'iS.ng ilouble in *5 lfl4lI4J3i, an pout, iitf,c,. l,, In ttiark.i'ter, of Infant jrliiuis (3) MACNEIL / LEBRER Intl a d.,,ç..it. with Cu,tn,5 We feature two s -pecja dIIvf k'lrnd their Product and ,. REPORT (1tJ5, tIp n.m an Oflhled -, tISc With if rrtau, logic . but man lP*P,ilrn h3 (.Vi,i's PLUS.Conten,po,ar., Country Music 7:30 1:00 ,'cI 311 Ill the laces of u*arimg ciui, 3 LiAR$ CLUb 3 U TOMORROW OMA'S.H the 4U771,, Weight the program on the 4 HOLLYWOODSQUARES 1:10 (lt'M a,l?, an Oddb,.i, I sIlt'. Moers calls these 0IN SEARCH OF AsIc,4,0. The Inn Mates U THE F.0 I H,tus, "gmenl sod a IcI or rhutoren victims for who", no u..,, b"O'('ii,n ifl WW.IqS and non.beu,,,,, 5 MOVIE 0gm., (8,W) one hull take responsibility 41 NEWS 1:30 ise c,', a Iou, Of lb. c4'iI"sl, slit nights a week, 4:41,14.1 aI and suggests: 119341 loan HSon,is 0.c, to discover 'I it, moon ?*1c guns ; the companies could Wid StAll COnh,Oi (*41 hv'j cl,"Kijowl *41h A Chorus Win' Njt, Insist the formula not be sold Shirley Jones 0 8100 -000 NAME THAT and a B'04J.1 5.ts. II T..sd.y, W.dwsd.y, TUNE 1/2 where It cannot be properly Is,,. I INSIGHoT twed, (11)(101's could end the 33 Tbeidsy. Low" is #"a TH$aS DICK CAVITy Joins The Cast nmflg' of uttered arlwng Alvin logog, bead 01 lbe OONI DAY 9:30 ti'i ludu, from ATA TIME Ann. gifts given by Long.ha,l Th.*I,, Ni. lirni)., 0sP..al$ *ben juke 5 lIOLl,YWoaJ tUPli Haven Coon ripresefit. W're and Pi,,i man Paul iJ.m Hutloni Shirley Jones, who won an atives) and the tasua$ ISI Tweidsy ffiru hiidiy. Thin Weid,,,., bead of Hadfo,o aM. her 10 CCcrnpi,,1 bin, o u Oscar for her dtolng rem 1'pie reml,P. distflbijij0i, of sornplea. And so"* cornpany omwic:e In of Iown f or the *"send Pailt with le "Elmer Gantry," has joined gov.j',p,,1 could pist the 2 of 4) IN) ,, 10 1 000 the cogof Irwi., Shies care of then cfl*la first, LITTLE HOUSE ON THE 1000 4)5 LOU GRANT Lou eats buisiting the tme "Evening in ByzantIum," PRAIRIE The Cusp., Of Lake Monroe Inn of which also stars (;leng Ford twly formulas that families Wainut Grove' a host that U,. Pynchons now los, and Eddie Albeit, Mlii Jones piagoa, Walniji Quo,, Lau,a snl.,,,l may b. move caimig afford and . .. ' b.c p Andy become ins., Id in the paper than in its them will play a sophisticated "' .e, 4Iffiieip•1. publish., IN) Amer., living in Parts who ad 'esa iRI Is rmnsediCuii, involved with 10:30 an American film produK,r, NEW YORK ltJl'l) Multinational firms are selling 11w image of a w.'ll. fed, hiving Western baby in the form of infant formula but too often what mother, in underdeveloped ('Olidrirs are buying is severe malnutrition for their children The problems the infant lurnuila has caused Ii the theme of the first segment of - Ev,.... NaeaM, Sanised, Fl TUESDAY LOWELL THOMAS (4)5Coe MOVIE 'Pockil Mowy" 111721 Pai Naas Lii Marvel An co.boy nod he w ili we Puwsd by a 'oo p,c..he NI Pick UP a N.d of cats. in S'SO (1) NBC IIKW$ IEW iscmJS AMC NEWS ERICAI 700 (1) THE HEWLV Potts The p'obu.m. of World Was II bong San, now a gin.,. il into Mal and viohunO contvontat.on$ with both his .iNI and COUIIn Mas..ng.i. (PWt3053)(Pl) GAME (4) THE 000 C0I,LI T. ,.CROSS-WITS W,JP1m BEWiTCHED "Splstivill.' I Giadys Kvavitz isSvss hot busband nod mov.s is with ti. Slepluens MACNEIL I LEHRIR REPORT 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) MATCH GAME PM. TATTLETALES HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (IS THE CF406&MTS DICK CAVITT Gcj.aI Paw Ttueoua 000 (3(53 MAN FROM ATLANTIS Giant A nine-loot-tam mines prospector l)(s,e.n, Abdul Ja al bba') threa t 0"S to d#" rail, soc..ns (N) '4)0 FAMILY FILM CLASSICS Whey. The (iiiø* Bloom' D.t.,mined to brillop the tw. 4090thw . the et.sesi daugPil.v IJuise OholsonI ocganit.s the Children to become W!II'suppotling )PmsI 200 21)Rl HAPPY DAYS Nose for News Rich,. .,.is,l$ OhS roldof Forizints Q.uttvuend. a Citp Hail rfnployfe ahIli he silectS the san,lalion department is the SubiCl of his •nweitsqutiv, irp(il fl) EVENING AT POPS 5sf. CIAL On the Esplanade Arthur I,edh,c and Itw Boston Pops Orchestra throw a 4th of July part, concert on the banb of the Cbs,),, As,., auth music by Sousa 145usd,,') Strauss Ol',nbach and Tha.kowsay • 18 12 Overture. ' accomfse flied by l.v.*o,k* IRI 1:30 LAVERNE £ SHIRLEY Its. Second (Almost) Annual Shot: Talent Show' Laveine and Shirley are ChOsen 10 plOduce the brewery 5 talent ho* JAI 5 O 900 Ethel Merman: 'I Don't Want That Any More' by DKI BLZINU HOLLYWOOD-Erøngb already. That Lathe way Ihei Marines feels about the stags. Shies had It. matUiely, definitely, finally, ance and for all And so I leak hoeS an all than hay howt, spent in theaters while Neiman belted out the grad sings up there. 'there won't be any more at that. "I blow that people moan about my decision to call it quits," die says. "Sw,, It's fine for all you people sitting in the theater. bid I'm the ate up on the stage. "I've always said that the ccmmttmetg to do a mtincal Is Me taking the veil-you compidely give up any social life. "Yaw have to eat douser at S:n and nobody witl eat with You at that heir, and you jied do nothing but the diew for the entire time you're in It. -And I just doml want to do that any mort. I did enough I Meow (R) THRII'$ COMPANY 'Helen's Job' Upset .iiei Stanley's 'stusal to vie,.... her atow.. )4 cahs$ena lob (N) $10 S CARTER COUNTRY "Si.ge Two Mn.or cilianos Upset with higli tax" ,,,, thll mayor's offuca and We Pwi hostag. (N) PHIl, 001$ MEMORiAL, CONCERT Pete Se.g.c, Milan... O.ca, Htend. Tons Rush and P.S., Yacta. gig amOng It.. 'mutiesin. who pay tvsbule to the Lile Phil Ochs IN) 10:00 020130 Hugls Dowins hosts a broadcast edition of a newwrIagainne featuring tout 510,,., done by vvarious co,,e —s 11:00 (4)0052 NEWS 11:30 3 13 TONIGHT Guest '.0.1 Qu'OSQe Cavl,n Guest. IIo,w.* Icaflk5v, ('si'ocgeGc.t.,i 4I5 CBS LATE MOVIE YOU New, S.e, N. Again 119731 David Haitian Joseph Campanella An innocent man &KCus,.d 01 1`114,1119W ahen h's Ip loins UP among the miss Aft er a mac utsi dispute SOAP (1P.wd. VPn) WIwus' hosp114140,j Jodie makp a CrUCIal deCision the (lodlath,, teSs on Uacy Campt,.a .lpias• cs decide, the Tales and Camptwn, a,. culsect INi's advises vs..,, discretion ) itt) 109 U 12:05 5 DAVID HARTUAN ileg.nn.ngs N.. lSastmai, tate, a look Al people who have kiessiuiPp tingun rie. Cs,t".it I•lVlfl9 bi'fund thO# which they had p'.s'ouVy ()av,cl f%l,sbliSt*d 1:15 4)5 KOJAK ø. The £dq. A detective. obsession with his .0,5 leopards.. tamily 0 5,, and uit,rnanSY his cwe,, 0)11 like to do diet thIngs, and so I My so more "lata of people have said they would write diews tsr me, big I said to. 1 N.lwr, F.v,n Irving Ioi-1 spoke to tUition the plume a few 'orb age, j befor, he twined RI "lie's a dear man, and I .utbogan4 he a been writing all these years and so he hall a lot of sings already witless, and lie said- he told m.'-lw waded to do mat', duew before he died Wouldo't that be '.4,if,4' Rd led with me." So use's not doing flinch now. She has bier asdabeagraphy osd d's called "Neiman An Adohio,s'apIiy," and he wrote It with (kurge Eels- and that kept hor by a widi. She also does conreijs with symfdlo.y orchestras She said that darted a few years age when die appogrodwith Arthur l'Ie'ler and the Boston Pip.. Now she doen free or four such concerts a mswdh, all over, all with local 'rndiorges 'Who'll Carry Telethon?' While some are calling the 1w bailed out by New York taspayers revok, begun in ('ity'" California, a way to spit in inlay's talk stun, hosts can your own eye, others see it as only aspire to the level freedom simple from over. achieved by Edward It taxation hut comic Mark Munow when he ruled the l(u,wll has the itsswt in- airwaves in ''I'erson In terestlng thoughts on the I'er,o.s," Interviewing the like subject "Alter h'upoaittun 13 of MariIn Mieeue and Juji the has re'ckk'tion plan ), the 1 Kennedy in the .On Now only question remaining is those who lusisseci thrift the "Which of the net w orks will first little around can see how carry the California it's really done when I'lIS telethon" repeats Ii episodes of tie original series this simmer "Many of us in the East are I)assn Arnold, the man who tearful of ow' relatives living treated Barney Miller," is behind the avocado curtain UI going to Israel to make a pilot California Word is getting old for an Israeli version of the hit aLout hospital, school series It will 1w spoken In playground and swlniniing Iielrew and set in an Israeli pool doelngs with the shutting police station of opera houses and ibcK't'll If you think movie, cud too halls. These are all flhlsiOtS tnutts, how about a TV p.1.4 "(lie splike istian said that cotnes in at $13 itililiun, thcsuc swmuning pools will niggle than a fe., itiillion over remain open, they'll just tar budget That's what has teen half -full, that's all And If the coughed up for "Battle fwedld)un,sdid come true' lie Matum (;alladica," the new said, 'Well, we could always ABC sti-fi entry ' ' ALONE TOGETHER %%hrn their lather our's, four orphans, $llJ'srd tiii Itthrss 111111. Pat, SIulithers Iholding IleIrts I lJrIu).sll I .11)11 .1 uIje (itinIso.,, niuit keep it a ss'c'ret so, the'. 1411 stas together on a repeat of ('ItS Ualloill, I"ihi,, t'l,issII's.'' I',nt II airing Juh his (2(5) NBC MOVIE Once An tagIi(t9761 Sam ElicIt CMI --- TV c. Friday, Juts. N. leTs—I 0 1 M.E 41 -- III. Amtrtcap Ieøtaurunt UNIOU5 NUMS5p0u CNINIII Chefs Salad Tel. 333.1k, 5.11' Oiis,eas srtis,, if Ivrb., ham, hoed, disuse, hoed boiled es a inmate ..dp.i served on a bided crIHI arden A INN. Pakn.INI A,., — Sioferd 333.1471 Cr,.5 Yes. Silt le se lintagnooreang Aieial.Ipe,,..i. 5i'.,a lisle 'eWeIWS diwi., ia*. wsui sa, ill1 le pSeise ps,, 5.ea iai few Ob*atn 295 $ Serving great lunch I LUNCH FROM 50 U. H:, Nelidaq 9me Aha'iI Eaofl1, Chonese Cuisine LOUNGE NOW OPEN Servials Yea, Favorite Cschieit. ' crrrrri 11 [JI1AI World's Greatest NOV (!Ilptnrue Th016 TW tfrTkV AiW Ua ThE CLUE!: kJ TZ' 54ta ri #JAW cc A R)PVOR TVI4O(,&). ANEIt T Tft LACy __ __•t - I I I Tab. Owl Orders aid Boageet Facilities OPINF DAYS _ LUNCH &OINNIR Open Doily ll:i..,,s.. IS:11 p.m. Sundey It: )Sb,m, lI:Np,rn. 4 Sa4MiL OVERLOOKING THE ST. JOHNS PH. 331 llI HOLIDAY ISLE COMPLEX SANFORD - r' LTTTTT - �I5—Evening Hera. Sanford. Fl. Fridav,Jww N. 1C71 Ev.'w..i Heirs Id. Sanford. Ft - Kangaroo's Goal: Qualify Kids' Shows NEW YORK ItJPl I - Cap' lain Kangaroo wants to see more local programing for tilkken - and a greater station-by-station commit. mod to quality broadcasting for young people. You can't have one without the other becaiwe without the cnmutmost It Is difficult to twosdcnet quality programing that gets knocked out of the boo by the competition's lineup of suçnhero cartoons. Bob Keeshan, who is Captain Kangaroo's off. coinern alter ego. has no sUnelorn that quality on the tube can be esedy tj'ass. sunned Into quantity In the beak "I Captain Kangaroo pended on income, we'd have beeO gone bock UI tIM," Ksi.n iakd of an morning ctióui's show thd has t*ei onCB81oryssn. "We wire well over a million dollars — soomis ylses orworm million - we were a big financial laser for CBS.' Mod experts would agree that CBS' continued support of "Captain Kangaroo" ranks as a real contribution to quality children', en tertainment. The network now has another contribution it is holding a week of woukshopserrnnoi's with 24 of its aS f illate stations to en courage them todevelop local chthen's programing. lkml get the Ulea that such programs would obliterate the cartoon hilts or present alternatives to the present thoroughly inadequate at. terschool program, that dukk'en wilds. Moot of the altersetwjol and seme of the Saturday morning shows that p.rods' gouqw obj.ct to we shown on it.. dependaid 4w. Affiliates of all thrm ndwcrbe tend to stick with network programing, which means Name shows and maps during the week and the network line. up of children's shows on Saturday. CBS has no Intention of encouraging affiliates to drop network shows In favor of locally originated programing. The local ctuklrei'a shows mostly would be aired in the hour before "Kangaroo" on weekday mornings, In the hour directly after 'Kangaroo" in the east where the time lone difference means an extra hour of local access before network programing begins, and In the halfhoir before the evening prime time beglas on week days. The big advantage to ocailyortginat.d shows. Keeelsan said in an iilevview, was their ability to pinpoint their audience and be'-'4i'diredly to the special neede of a specific community. Keeshan and George Sctsweitier, "Kangaroo's" producer, will present the affiliate producers and show hosts attending the conference with a lineup of guled instructors, phi speakers and panelists that range from Peggy Charrei, president of Action for Children's Television to James H. Rosenfield. president, CBS Television Network. 'One of the problems is that parents don't really Schweitzer is particularly Impressed with the possibilities of feedback among affiliate representatives, who will be able to help each other solve problems common to their special markets. Keesha, Is wary of bring too specific about the kind of programs he would like to see local Matloiw produce. "What's a good show for one dud or group of children to watch might not be for another." H. told about the woman win ran a Tezaa home for children awaiting adoption hide eiCd, nine and to, years old who likely were too old over to be adapt.d. "The show point them to wilds was 'The Donna Reed Show,' which was at the top of everybody's saccharin list. There was the rice Mommy and the nice Daddy and the nice family - all the things those kids were deprived of." This use Use kind of show that encouraged time tin- she wdu support good '5 for children' itOH KIF.SHAN fortunate ctilkl'w to hostility and —e violence, the program that was wrong and hod for them. Keeshan has no greet Ideale ration for much children's programing even on notworks, when It Is almost non ezistaid after sdnol except for specials, nor on Independents where the cartoon characters run violently rampant. He blames the parents, however, who he believes must take final responsibility for what their dsll&os watch. "thseofthe problems Is that pareda dan really support good television for children," Keeshan said. "We have good programs— 'Sesame Street,' 'Mister WEDNESDAY CVUVi SWEETS TO THE...? He* a couple of Illustrators view the continuing conlrotirroiv over what commercials should or 'ihould not be aired for children. The controversy i'rntrr'i largely upon the advertising of what mans consider junk foods or foods containing unhealthy ingredients. 6.00 A O ill NEWS LO WELL THOMAS (1) NIMEMSERS... 630 (7)02 NBC NEWS 4)5 CBS NEWS AMC NEWS TURNABOUT -personal Courage 'Witter Maya Angelou NW action Patricia Sisal disCUSS the couiap they needed 10 or come the obstacles in theif I 700 THE NEWtYW(D GAME THE 000 COUPLE THE cnornns $UPINMAN I 12 SIWITCHID Samanrnas Wedding Present- Alt., a spat with Enders. Osuin finds him. sell siwiking MACNEIL I LEHNEN REPORT 7:30 :2) LIARS CLUB $4) CAN= CAMERA ,*xo OI*STION WILD. WILD *00(0 OF ANIMALS 12 THUCNOS$.WITS DICK CAVETT Guest Gary was 500 41 02 GRIZZLY ADAMS Gold Is Where You Find II Two bumbling prospectors (Lilly Stoich Fo,,asI Tuke.) wand., hound the rids in tiultuiling 606( Ch lol gold IR) The IrKrsdiwo 4) MOVIE Mr Lmnip.1 (C) 119641 Don noits CaioleCooe Ahumbie bookkeeper pumps into the ocean and IuisWitoadolpIwi 4 television JuIv5 thin 9001110 WoMit for the Navy during WolId War U (2 Firs I CA$OL 1U*TT Guests James Garner. George Ca,kn ken Barry (RI EIGHT iS ENOUGH Is The,. A Ooclou In The hioule? tom and a te,npcxaiiy Single Doc Uaiwill (Michael Thom.) try thaw kick as middle..g.d 1*109mg singles (RI NOVA In The Event 0$ Catastiopli.' The debate ovw civil defense ' can we IiNvtvea nuclear *ai(R 0 5 (3) 12 DAVID FNO$T David rios, is ine t,o.I to, this s.. pail sea featuring people and events cwr.ntty making headlines TOM AND JOANU (Pun. .eie) A divorced couple jEliza. both AsNey. .10.1 Fabian.) ted (hI adu*tmen1 to a now tela isonihip is not as "my as they had eapecied 5 CHARLIE'S ANGELS Moth., 000,. Is Stunning Foe His lit. An eldaihy toy tycoon MiS in. Angels to hod out who is changing his toyS Into lethal *lØOfl5 (RI 5 GMAT P(N0ANCU Juiiia,d fitting QuaiiaI Oe.Ihovens Quail.) in C Minor and Qum lei in F Majo, No I Na$umovsky, as performed JAI *600 (2) 02 POLICE WOMAN T.gs,is Popper most decide ehell., lIe attempted aisassi. nation of a campaigning City COUnCIl iTIen'lbei was feel of a publicily gimmick (RI (4$ 8 css REPORTS ni U.oyecs looks SI the puaClac. 04 promoting and marketing eda,i. la i*IIøaJ' 01 5 Rogers,' 'Captain Kangaroo,' the afternoon specials, SMur day programs Ilk. 'Lively Arts' They Jint dani have large all*osces b,catsee the children we watching cartoon programs and situation comeuSes, soap operas and game shows not clasigned for chil"If you think prim, time Is too 'adult,' you mold watch what goes on UI soap operas They have their place for the adult wounas for whom they were desigoed - not for children." He concluded, "If the parents across America really were siçportiv, of good children's television, theee cartoon shows would be off the air in no time." mothe,5 milk in undedeveIoped countries, and Ua,Iene Sanders reports on the rapid decrease in black land own.,. ship in the South O STANSKY A HUTCH 'The Plague Staisky and Hutch ace against tome to hod a hit man cauping a deadly .ini. *$vCh HutCh has contracted (Part 1012)(At 'Fragile, Fluffy' Pelikan .2 Forget It -That's Not Lisa liOl.l.YWOOI) - One of the hottest young actresses around these parts is lisa Pelikan. If you know her work, you visualize her as a dainty young girl, perhaps a precocious 16 or 17, fragile as a painted egg. Wrong again. [Asa Pdtkan, even though most of her parts have her as an adolescent. Is past that. She won't say how far past - "age really Isn't relevant" but she does admit that she Is old enough legally to order a drink in California. where the drinking age is ripe old 21. And, as for that air of fragility she projects, forget that. too. She's an outdoor girl, an experienced mountaineer who sailed through a Wyoming survival school with flying colors - and they weren't black and blue, either. MIll, her on-screen age Is something entirely different. Lisa Pellkan played the young Vanessa Hedgrave in "Julia," a fair and delicate flower U ever there was one. In the recent TV version of "True Grit," with Warren Oates, she had a steel core bud a fluffy outside. There have been many more. Lisa PeIIk.sn Is the title character In the current "Carfle"-like feature, "Jetmder." She Omissible Irish maid In "Beacon Hilt" She was one of the larcenous ladies (with lauren Bacall, Sandy Dennis and Ruth Gordon) In the TV movie, "Pert ed Gentlemen." And, coming up, perhaps her biggest role - the female lead In the slz4sour TV movie, "Studs Ionlgan," set to air next winter, with a tag cast and a big budget. Tlo things are going well for Lisa Pellkan, who is building a career the old.lashioned way - talent and hard work. And her ide. In some ways, hasn't been easy. There have been setbacks, mostly physical, winch she has turned to her advantage. Every knock has become a toast. 1100 (1ft4)86I2NEWS 11:30 (2) 0 TONIGHT Quasi host Mclean Stevenson FIVE-0 (4) 0 HAWAII Hoolman" McOau.tt becomes the laIgil of an amputee out to lime every lawman who contributed to Psi maiming (RI POLICE STONY The Mamo,e,' Two police officers try to pievent a fumble between rival teinale gangs (RI 12:37 (4) • KOJAK "Birthday Pail1 Ko1ak 5 n.ecis is kid. napped and held hostage in elchange low the release 01 a muide, suspect (RI 0*50 MYSTERY MOVIE Dial A Deadly Number (101St Qoiy Collins. Gamma Jon., An unempoywd ado, p0... 41 a psychiatrist to can money IIOfTI a woman tormented by n.glI,n.es tnt 1:00 II TOMORROW Quell F.,d.,,aid Waldo OeUa,a the giest impost.,. who has Posed as a suigeon and Tow To begin with, Lisa Pelikan is really lisa I'elikan The name is (zeh and surprise! - in the ('zedi language it tui.'ans 'pelican' Her father Is Robert I'etikan, s noted International eeumnnud, currently director of the Office of Developing Nations Finance for our government. In the pod, he has held pods in Rome and Tokyo, so much of lisa's cblh.tiocd was spent in time ntks. She still speaks Italian and Japanese fairly well. But it was in Bethesda. Md., that she spent her high school years, as her father worked In Washington. And it was there that she decided that the ballet was her life. She had dialled dancing since she was a child, ballet in Rome, then Later modern dancing as well But that dream went up in nnoke, or whatever it is mine surgeons use these days. She had two operations for the removal of a bone tumor In the man-ow of her left leg. "I had had the fled operation when I was six," she says, "and it was very (nghtenlng. This was In Washington, I came to quicker than the doctors had expected. I was in the recovery room, and I looked around. "The room was full of what looked like cribs I was strapped down and couldn't move anything except my eyes All around me, in the other cflta, were older women, breathing through their mouths, making terrible gasping sounds. I was sure I had died and gone to 11.11." Hut she recovered and they thought her leg was fuse, but it wasn't and the condition recurred. This second operation, when she was in high school, was more serious. She was forced to spend a year In bed, during her senior year in high school, while her leg hone healed That made me so angry,', .be says. "that I decided to do - I Is % I'F:l.IK Vok, something with my life, and, with the help of my mother. I decided on acting I didn't think I could ever be a good lancer any loire, but I rnoyrd bring on stage, so acting was ub slously the next laid thing" She went to New 'lurk. auditioned fur Juilluani, won a sdsilarstup, and has been acting rrr uuw, 'Star Trek' Recipes0: Far-Out Dining NEW YORK lUl'l - As. the "Mar Trek" crew and workable and thoughtfully tronauts in the dawning days even souse of their Klungon cuniplieti so the novice thet of the space age may have enemies - comes front can inalke what are standard eaten glop from tubes, but Bantam Books In a paperback dishes In the repertoire of that isn't K'ratims they eat titled "Official Star Trek good international cooks, aboard the Mar ship Eider- Cooking Manual." Bargain is the paperback prime. Oddly .'nough, its spaced company that has been News of the favorite foods ol out recipes are solidly tiiakIng money as U it were THURSDAY Ju I i. v BISSISIBSS EVENING 12. MOVIE 600 REMEMSIRS... 630 3 It NBC NEWS 4)S C$5 NEWS OASCPIEWS 700 2) THE NEWLYWED GAME 4 j THE 000 COUPLE THE CROGS. WITS MACNEIL I iIE'liI,ve tiwi Ia (1.48 lbor nabe ci a black 1olh who h been accused of mu(., 13 Plus) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC CONSUMER SURVIVAL Telephones IBUPENAM u.o. The Mmcus hi." U,.,',ietI C) 110711 Tell, Savaias Ma, be (loctr'e' A 50') 1))4)OOtlZNEWS THOMAS 5 LOWELL KIT they lea.n Lal "ill I piol ,i"(I(wil no 11w',, *olll4( pa' ,t *1*11 WONDERFUL WORLD OF COUNTRy MUSIC 1630 THE WILLIAMSON OSSA$TIN Th. people olWmIkamson. West Vegmnla ,.count the April 5. 1977 Hood disaster and thai, frustrated allempts to obtain disaster lelsef from this federal Fridiy. Jew* Is. 1918— 11 tINNER AIRPORT 1:30 (2) LIARS CLUB HOLLYWOOD 5OU MATCH GAME P.M. THE PNICI S NONT DICK CAVETT Guesi (ha Karen (Pail 1042) Robin Stood Hin.n helps the i.nancsaliy troubled Sat H,ct.asd of Ihe 15* *110 llluffli tOw ta,,(, h1 pioviding weapons fill the band (Pail Sol 171(R) 5:30 O WHAT'S HAPPENINOII One Stile And You t o Out St.1 ouganuss a stimle at the supeimaikil wIwie he works then learns that Mama is sick and is Counting on ine money he won tbeawnwug (R) TURNABOUT Courage- Wute' Mays Angilcu and actress Patricia Neal discusa the couags th,y needed to ove,coom the obslacles in thaw lives 600 Cl) CHIPS "The seen TIIUnI0 Bugle" Jon and P.ith sae'ciu to, stolen — worth $00000 end stop a caiawwig nitO only to teud a chedien's Idol betulud theriueil (N) ct 5 tuE WM,TONS F,ustiled eeWI Sw, llIOnOIOuIDjS Mi. Olivia denies to wile IS (N) diastic c*ie' *O0U vat, KOTTIS "He'e's you New Teacher" Mi Kohl's Job is thnsaiened whe11 Vic.-Pruucipal Woodmen introduces a compullu designed 10 isplace lawfoorl 600 (7) JAMES AT IS Heartsick 0w Oregon. Jonas runs away from lee Sostois hone and sets IorIh on a aroes country lint ho be resettled with his gelkmend (N) (4) S HAWAII PIVI.O UcOlnell tres Wlsmude' of a beaiAy pageant corwesloh with at a p,ommsn So black young pothoen (Died Iwney) ieeclwsg an .aplosive invest.- lr(N) NIIY MIttEN 'Ivilia' lion' The opmil delecitees 930 2POT. o MARTY ROS5INS' 'SPOTIGHT IL KHT THE REAL AMERICA Black Ptogc.i, Hap black Americans made puogi.si ovr the p,.st 15 ,ai. 0 '0(00w' jobs ol eduC4lsOo' 0,14,111% A. Plaley JuI.an Ibw'j (lIg 1000 (4 0 SANNABv JONES fta,nab1 i Inesl.giton 04 a llIo*n.ng leads two, to the '(tin, I married gultiiwud and he, aging husband lIlt &Jft mvii Of OAN0O IFAWLTY TOWERS Gut and stall become cootus.d by B.W s 11ame of ner vous tension and a case of miStaken mdwit, IV IPait 10451 1100 DICK CAVITT Guest (ha Kasau (Pail 204) 11:30 (7)03 TENNIS "Winibledon Tennis' H,1,MIls 04 the d.y'i twisting it. Jtst by issuing the "Star Trek" series that network teles'isgm refuses to revive and fans refuse to Iomgtt The twking manual is 'compiled by Mary Ann I'wcard from the Iugtnok of Nurse (2twlatine Chapel" It is di vided Into seujnueiuts featuring the tautitr louis of the l'eck'fatkm i which in. cludes t hopped hlkrll livers), 01 Oirukatus, ltuunuians and Klingiina, as well those poked by individual officers (nail Captain Kirk to I:nslghm The ituoppetl itoi't,rn user recipe referred to earlier is a laconic of Anubassailor Itoirfi I".ux, who was alnani shim the F.i*riptisc' lourwi itself in the IutIdille of the 'enturues-tuld wit Irtwrs'tu the f4.tseti l'nuniar and Vi-n bk.ar It the '.'itar lti'l (ov&1rul %taiuual dies isithing else, it ' proflus.-sttw future will t.4 I.' 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Klingon Kinis Kit Fall 4 lags Icel and sea soup, ('hi-ku'i ref Slrogantiv and .%kt_'uy's plantation rice Intertwined with the recipes are tals of "Star Trek" lure, such as what was In the sandwich that Captains Kirk ordered but the TriWies us' terceplel And speaking of Tribbles, there's even a recipe Ussrulv%uTg tread balked with their favorite grain quadi'ot*tncale although you can substitute pres.nI day Terran apprownatains In caw any "Mar Trek" fans wonder abed Ui. source ol the kltngon recipes- sense were encteeng.d dewing a be 1@1 truce with Kang when a strange silirepc, bsodle Stadium now London (4)8M'ASH Ha.1e1. tried to take them on a trip to and T r apper JIm trud thaw nowhere, with P'sderation and rewaid Icr a ssmccssili ope'okllngon measles battling $1011 an a giorm Vs on .101 to fuilonly for eternity while lt ihisui ho519 (N) led off their 000time) STANNY I HUTCH TIle Anther hurt, was Cyrano l40stS Staitoy aid Otormch Jones the trader win first try to lava this Iris of an so wo,ed car dire, end his ed. twolIghi Thbblaa on the scene who will be kied after disinter and IMpe showed t with a i9 thew Cai90 III) K1inga 'ttMb" developments Iron Wimbledon WHO DUNNIT? 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No Florida 32771—Price to Cents 00 COMMISSOn Balks At Payne prices andservice only Pantry Pride can offer By MAX EJIKIL}TIAN Herald Staff Writer Now you can get your Film and developing at the same Pantry Pride store where you shop for your food needs. It's easy and and convenient to pick up new film and have your exposed film developed with the same assurance of quality and service you always find at your Pantry Pride store. FINISHED PRINTS ARE READY IN 48 HOVRSj with beautiful Satin Finish, deluxe rounded corners and we even date your prints with the month and the year so you'll always remember [j Backed by our Satisfaction Guarantee® Lwemem or Lec"IremG OUR REGULAR PRICE OP PHOTO FIRISHING, 12 or 20 EXPOSURES. SIZE 110. 125 of 131 COLOR PRINT FILM LEAVE AND PICK UP YOUR COLOR PRINTS AT THE STORE OFFICE. ntry Pride Photo Center OLOR FILM DEVELOPING COLOR SLIDES COLOR PRINTS DEVELOP AND PRINT 12 EXPOSURE (110, 126, or 135 sta.) $2.67 20 EXPOSURE (110. 1260f 135 sIn) $4.07 COLOR REPRINTS 211 EACH DEVELOP 20 EXPOSURE (110, 126 or 35m) $1.69 DEVELOP 36 EXPOSURE 1110, 126 or 35m) $2.79 DEVELOP SUPER So, REGULAR S A bill to the Seminole County Commission for payment of a psychiatric examination of Ernest Payne. who was convicted two weeks ago of murder in coiu,ectlon with the death of his father Oct. $, 1577 was said "on a wing and a prayer,' said Assistant Slate Attorney Ralph Erika today. rlksaon successfully prosecuted Payne and submitted the bill to the commission. The conumsaslon has delayed action on payment in hopes of gaining more infonnatlon. Following a brief review of the request for payment. Cornmission Chairman Dick Williams commented Tuesday that more information was needed. Commissioner John Alexander suggested the Item be tablod and that more Information be ob tamed prior to a vote on the payment. In most cases, according to Erlk.uon, a court order is sought to secure a psychiatric examination. However. Payne was examined prior to the fit-.6 or formal charges, said Erikeson. A Judge could order apsychiatric examination only after for. mal charges had been made, according to Erlkaaon. Those charges had not been filed, said Ertksaon, because he did not know the extent of charges that could have been flied. 'Those two deputies were In pretty bad shape.' noted Ertkaaon, "we dl want to tile on him Until we knew what we had " Two deputies were wounded in a gunbattle with Payne following the murder. Payne had been arrested about lam. the day after his father's murder. The first psychiatric examination was made about 330 p.m. the same day, according to Enluson. "I don't know what salutary authority or power we have to $1.69 COLOR ENLARGEMENTS PHOTO SPECIAL From standard negatives up 104 *5 5*7 $1.09 6*10 $2.20 EXTRA SET OF PRINTS AT TIME OF DEVELOPING 12 EXPOSURES $1.00 20 EXPOSURES $2.00 36 EXPOSURES $3.00 GOOD JUNE 28 THRU JULY 129 1978. WILL BE AT word fur the da today for participants in the Sanford Recreation Department's 'I'd lust say hold your summer program. 'S don's know what power we have to order such an examination' Ar thoughts and plans for their nest muse,. Brenda flask. II, photo right, takes her cue as she Ilnee up her nest shot on the pool (able. Meanwhile, aseas from the official fun and games, I%'year-old Todd Lace UelU RALPH ERIKS$ON kimeeW — - -. 14" 040 .es, 69 lea NullS Agreement Reached San fordmPblic By U'A)NAKD KRANSIM)KF herald Staff Writer The twitte bet ween Use city of Sanford arid the Orange County Police Benevolent Association (DCI'BA) appears to have ended with the city agreeing to post a notice to police personnel and the union agreeing to take no further action in its unfair latser practice CtIUIS "We will riot condition the 'Forest The Seminole county Medical Examiner has determined that Eveleyne Rogers I*nnis, 30, whose body was found floating in A swsnvnusg pool at her Forest City home Monday, died .. of drowning The cause of death is granting of wage Increases or other matteri relating to wage, hints and other terms and conditions of employment of polite department employees upon their refraining Iroisi joining,supporting urotherwise engaging in activities on behalf of the Orange ('oimty Police Benevolent A.ssowiation or any other employee organization in s representation election or or utanisational rarnPaivl In 11w unfair labor case the (*I'HA had originally claimed DARK TA NNING lOTION 's — Is : Ssz am WE STOCK A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HAWAIIAN droaturig. bid that dues not rule *4 the piwsibulit) of Earlier details — Ao'tlss, Page 3a foul play," lie I V Ilaray said today Mrs. Dennis' body was TROPIC SUNTAN LOTIONS AND OILS. WA1INGTON UPI — As the Supreme 0OII1 hatemiced Its and pervasive forms; of disCTVTUiIMI' against the Negro," he said, after "the Negro was dragged to this cosadry incitaina to be hang-awaited "reverse diamminatlon" dedsiom, the m *sanatic moment came when Jiici Thirgoed Ms,msll spits. saId Ida slavery." 'lie deuwi of the American winkIng p* has aid beet realised Mr.JiaU. the court's first and only black n,, won the lai4nark 1164 school desegregation cue when he m an NAACP for the Negro. are because of his skin tiler he never new made lawyer. * lidi tin p4" 5114 the ilIdie. Wesbiesdey, attlag at the high mailagany bench belies which After the Cull War there were sonse "aMmiatue action" he had argued a generation ago. ManMU said tlulgs had menir programs, a Supeense Court decUaon that dr.y.d thens, and a mediry of nonettlon, Marshall said. Than there was the lint a— Rage DáiL Pisdiss PWkIIk Pile IA duc*ian, the civil rights acts of (rees and more aitlnnatrs, action, 'Ill cltd." 11, said he knew he would repaid sew ga his "Nan, we have this teat again dautg in, this lime to Mop 4 r a4y id, "biled J led.khgsd(a say a," idhmIdivs actlsn pro gramaaf the type wed by the Univeredy of California," he mesede pa.diuii in a controlled voice, the bulky farmer Us solledor 11*. oalan was 11w last I. be rand. The gavel banged, the general sued the ward "Negro," ad "Mack," throughout a Justices retained to their chambers, and the crowded coigirosim PUMONU dome of miserly, 1s in America. ___ For ____ t e Union Troubles End tlr city fl'IIiITIL%si.n hasi ilrtue3 Itlur lw'rwnnel raises if they Joined the union The case was brought to the Public Employer Relations Ctimittission I I'P:Rt' whose lawyer had filed there was probable cause to bring the UAIUOi (barge and a hearing was scheduled llo.e,r the hearing was postponed when tith sides agreed to try to work out the matter instead of going through the hearing process Their work eventually inulirsi vi the asireenirest discovered within one mile of strangulation victim Patricia lucille %imth, 3, railing sheriff's deputies Ito believe the two deaths could be related Both wixuen were 3, lived alone in Forest City, - -- to the iIys 14bur attorney Ii.514 kornrs's.n the letter rioted that the city ass rv'tp,iirwj to hair three signed cupsel of the notice tack to )'Ihtt by Tuesday In a related matter. I'EKi' said iIlt( has agreed to a inotlon by the union to with hats the unions otiyes'tion to the April Z eleelion in which the Sanford police voted 2133 against union representation, Today. Mt('lamnia said h'IItt' had not received the flUIICCI Kornreich sa id he mailed the nsudic,. to the city Tuewhay and plans to contact L'EK(IOe*PIaM%th.IleII, (_It) manager Warren Kiiotei said he had not yet recessed the agreomeni from Konwns'h The objection was based an the sin. grounds as the unfair stair Itegutangthe unfair labor practice case. Mct'laingna toted I'lKC wiit out Use lattie atsied the settlement last week City Woman Drowned' 'I a ,. • • . —— - Marshall On Bakke: Feel Obliged To Say It...' SOL has the breakwater the lake Monroe Marhea all I. sad, h.peIIdIy, the fish. MI in a day's pla and, ansseay, It heals concentrating on arUhmelic, geograph, speHlng, grammar at The notice to be posted by the city will read. ZAYRE PLAZA HIWAY 17-92 & AIRPORT BLVD. SATURDAY, JULY 19 1978.10:30 A.M. TIL 1:00 P.M. t't)\('IVflt.Tlo\. %%hilr u.ibsssrp Victor Saihan ulefli and %lichArl t,renler, both ii. line up their order such an examination," dated F.flkuon. He said he had not researched the law on that point and noted someone tin in the date attorney's office had contacted Dr. Robert G. Kirkland of (klando, to arrange for the examination. Asked if he would seek payment for the examInation thrush a lawsuit, Dr. Kirkland replied, Ml'd jot say hold your horses mister go on. thai Itlon ,4i.lag me and same Other people and not you and your paper. I would say my lees were proper and reonshie," However, he later added, "I would not think of bringing a $30,005 lawsuit about a IZM matter." Kirkland was asked to perform the examination In a telephone call from the date attorney's office, according to Ertkaann. Kirkland was called in when a sheriff's deputy was told Payne had bragged he could escape conviction of a crime by feigning Insanity, said Erkksain. "Anytime you are faced with an Insanity defense," said Erlksaon, "you try to get an examination as quickly as possible.' Later, In the process of investigating the crime, Judge Robert McGregor Mregor ordered a psychiatric examination of Payne by two other psychIatrIsts. Both of these psychiatrists and Dr. Kirkland were called as defense witnesses In the trial. If the commission rejects payment of the bill. Erlkamn said he would try to find funds to pay the fee within the date attorney's office. If that falls, Erika= said he will seek payment from the sheriffs department. In Use future, Erlksaon said he will ask that the department arresting a suspect to request the examination be made. That way, according to Erlksann, that department could pay for the examination out of Its budget. NOW YOU CAN SEE A REPLICA OF A REAL CHAMPIONS RACE CAR UP CLOSE JUST AS IT HAS APPEARED IN NATIONAL RACES ON TELEVISION 11. Vk'1.V AH, SUMMER Ihe horses, mr. reporter' COLOR MOVIES THE DONNIE ALLISON WAJjiw RACE CARc FOP110'" I B'1 6 11 Today and NO died at about Use Wir tutw 1iJIIIdSy The bud) was too badly d"Utns,iaed to deternune if the was conscious or unconscious when the entered the pot,' (tars) said 4rowed The (lack Bridge ('alesdar Conlin ('russv'srd Editorial lieu Alibi 5* *5 35 2-8 I'D 5* 3.0 LEISURE Here" for Hesplal llbstaar.es III *311.%L11 Spins I'M 34 *4 II 7.4 Tetesseis.o '6 Weather 1* - In ',our I'rld,s herald Casselberry Lounge c Owner Is Indicted My DENNiS VWIA Herald $Wflrh.r The owner of a Isepala, nlg$p4 to ('asasitserry was anwag these usditiwl on pnitduig charges by the statewide grand jury mvediMust urpnmd crime Joe I)rl Kueso of Ai*an4e *ns. of the Sportsman's Den an U.S 1743 was usulcied by the i'.d Jury in WIder lark this week on be making charges '"' "its nucsiieu I deal even tow those flsen DII )Iiaas said today, rthrrwg to .lt'STI4'E M-thtsU.tJ,i. I41S peat .., dream worraliied' y bo psi suited bollem ' and $10,016 a week, according to Otaisge-Osceula State Attorney Robert Ea4an "We believe the nine people usyohed in the bookmaking operation were vomseded with organised crune up north," Eagan sst.L Del KIiU has livid in the area with his family for IS years, he said. conurig originally from Now York Stat., lie is tree on 12,30 band Seminole Camty is lhil Pranbim MilM TI, of A1wcnt Sgvusge. He was indicted lee marijiano delivery sad bond was WI at A of by thill ___ dalewide graut J which .W t'nstaiue 48 pehe today — �N,,.M. Sialsed, L ThatWi1,, has n, School Board Okays Computer Purchasi V"LD Univac Corporation asking why they had not been asked to bid considering they were the second largest computer Despil. objections from da milciactiffir in the country. chalrman Pat Telesis that not Johns responded by noting ewflflY. enoti bids were aoild, the A third party company that he used two criteria an Seminole Coedy School Board osses or sells computer askctln$ the companies for bat has voted to spend $,ISI.$ to usually l The lard miens was the evisdally, purchase a new IBM SYMIfl$ manactortd by other cpat. In this case the anbcamI01 Interest spIayedby computer system. Uw0'4hOIfl the year The system will be bought bowd will be buying a syden companies through a tease-purchase that has been previously and by making routine visits to the dial In which the board pays a by manciadiwiuig company boards computer facility and metigy rate and aftet a four- and maintained by IBM. ac keeping Johns and his Mall informed of all new develop year period the computer will coring to Johns. meats In the computer twit illogrict. Mrs. TeIIX said. "I thank at belong to the scxL o with only $1,117 malatanance would have been In the best Johns alas cited the cuevenience factor cd be" use, Iwotabepilt IBM syden because most of new compeller will In. 'I think we have the c*lwr date school systems the MeAa ability 01 the also had it and at was easier to school system and a sufficient esse certain pails. school system prepare for School Superintendent future çowth, accuring 10 number of bids,,.' William Layer supported dreclat of do" . Johns: "I think we have a 1w the ai beat Supt. Layer saldeid number of lAdi to we Sims 01 dens to be ii will . where we are. I dint think be p,,d renrdi, daded interests 01the school system to more bids would have altered ,,, from schx'. Adlokology. the get at many bids as possible." the recommendation we are ability to procees more payroll However, Johns, noted that making." Layer said. the s)W recommended vu The board then voted 44 with checks will be tneasod j the moat "cost-effective E C. Harper, Allan Iteeth, Mw Robert Feather and Roland Bids presented to the board 5)" were from Distooloom Equip.Tolson added that she Williams voting for the pitmeat, CMI Corporation, IBM became aware of the Irobien chase and Tetion cedIng the alter receiving a letter from dissenting vote. and Honeywell. By LW4AIW uuaoou praMMWrIser BRIEF Arab Bomb Kills 3, Hurts 40 In Jerusalem Market • The board voted to pwthase some cithe computer materials (Irortly from IBM and some other IBM parts from CMI Corporation, a third patty least • JERUSALEM UJPI — Arab guerrillas, striking on the eve of Vice President Walter Mondale', visit to Israel, exploded a powerful bomb today in a busy vegetable and fruit market, killing at least three persons and wounding more than 40 others. Authorities said at least 42 persons were Injured, some critically, in the explosion at a vegetable store flanking the Mahane Yehuda market on the western fringes of the city. The Palestine Liberation Organization took responsibility for the blast. Police made a number of arrests after the blast. soloolowas - no ' — rn •I Police-Terrorists Fight I •• ROME (UPI) — An air force guard in Rome exchanged submachlnegtm fire with terrorists early today and bombs exploded In Milan and Palermo as hundreds of police braced for possible violence during voting for Italy's seventh president. Viet-Cambodia Battle Ex-Humphrey Aide Won't— Quit Position a •• BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) -Vietnam and Cambodia, locked in a bloody frontier war, have stepped up their attacks slightly but there are no signs of mass invasions, Intelligence sources said today. , WASHINGTON (UPI) David Gartner, complaining 01 the "wifairnees" of conflict of toterad charges against him, Is refusing to hew to Presided Carter's coil for baa reiognat1 tasue of $73,010 of Mach gifts made to his four children by Dwayne Andrea., bead of HANI)Y JOHNS AND COMPUTER NOW BEING USED By SCHOOL BOARD Arther-Dualela-MMfland Co., and Andreas' daugtder, Mrs. Sandia McMuttrle. Andresswesadoeefrieui Trading Coinmedion. mo)w In a Bert Lance4lke ap tvndactor of the Late Son. pearance, Galier reappeared Hubert Humphrey. Gartner Wednesday in the Senate was a Humphrey aide for ii nm.*tee which yea's Agriculture rushed lIwvagh his Ii0qI Gartner at that time prorecording secrey. By DNNtS FZOIA applications for funding A On May 17. the same day he was mind to ask a trades to nil the confirmed by the Senate. He Mach, and the committee was Herald IWI Writer r1tiv of thq fl Also serving on the volunteertiw city council as 000ay's wuswombato his job two diys satisfied that no conflict later. A citizens participation committee are: Carol Thump' meeting at will be , e*istsd, although ADM Is a mcigj son, Joe Puiter, Marie Elgin, ________ At his (ltd 5 sar1 coninittas has scheduled twoClau from completion ci the ap grain pr.ca and -nA henriap on Langwood's pllcatloaaa to the ahead with lAm application fcPfd1*iate for .. the revitalization 01 the older Water service the and Axon get wdMn city. priorities for which the city percent the total grad. The public hearings are set attempt to get federal funding. City Planner-Building the list, in order for July and 2l at p.m. at Also Inspector David Chacey began are: sewer service. on Priority the community center street paving and drainage, working on the grant apWilma Street across from city sidewalks and lighting and lad placation in April with a dear-laball. on the list housing aossioUnce. door survey it the target area Jack Hannah chairman of The target area from Slate the citizens committee and Consulting Engineers Russell Road eM to and Goodwin vice chair- and Axon 01Daytona Beach from t.ogan Street south to Pine man. Jeanette Meyer advise the on preparing the Street. More Rhodesia Slayings Panel Plans Parleys On SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) — Black guerrillas gunned down two Jesuits in the latest of a bloody string of attacks that have killed 19 while missionaries and family members this month alone. Funds To Help Longwood Crawford Freed From Prison MOSCOW (UP!) — American businessman F. Jay Crawford, his voice breaking with emotion, has emerged from 15 days in a Moscow prison asserting he Is Innocent of charges be dealt In black market money exchanges. piddle ' wart. lope hat of IlAIsdI will of of .- of the Princess Weds Playboy on 7:30 MONTE CARLO, Monaco (UPI) — Princess Caroline of Monaco and Parisian financier Philippe Junot were married In the Monaco palace chapel today and the bride gripped the nervous groom's arm to help him In his first walk through cheering crowds. as is loins is is city will 427 go Is U.S. 1742 i _______ mdhff In .,,- vn I Powerstreak 0 \ 3HP 20-Inch Cut Ave.. . Woes. Clotstsp peat .a so pg pj 1is5 Dsi,,se, U casts. asessi, is rn eneiwi. sit a. vs.,. ste at s, at..i is PG. e. n . it 1)140 yonragafratnPetWayas,Iad. from Adby. N.C. H. was ait's youokeep. lee. The ac. She 84eded N-- At saw retired from the Diver ujaid weighs le tlsa a third lapild (%urch. kntvirs Mandactelag Co., Shelby, ad of an ounce, and It's all at me idade two dangbisrs, Mrs was a manher 01 the Ibis, kivolk in off folialit. Jim (lefiss., lisdard, and MWM Church. These talie.i ,, free, tow, Mrs. MmlWd Emil, £1hnt isfl foachook two Boss. seu you *t he for paws amAllied ad Fred Uses WA (il U Seeks. Hover, Pt Wayne; it grad. bath 01 IiM.rd; seven grand. flO Again, we repeal, there It children and H great- children and four great no cost, and certaiid no ohMga*ios.Thotnandshawakeady ..debidi. em maiW, so write today to p PvssraJ services and will be in Fl. Wayne. Uimkow will be be aft. N.C. tingolopt Dept. aN Bohto.. Elec. 4201 W. Victoria Si.. FeraI Hen. was I cftg, 01EmerM Hums In In charge 01 oc ffingeseat& •' — WASHINGTON (UPI) Escaping the Washington heat wave, President Carter today swapped his documents for the deep blue sea and shelved his work for an Atlantic Ocean fishing jaunt off the Virginia coast. Court Rebuffs '13' Delary SAN FRANCISCO( UPI) — The California Supreme Court has rejected a request to halt the July 1 implementation of Proposition 13, but agreed to hear three cases questioning the legality of the tax-cutting measure. Nixon Heads For Kentucky — HYDEN, Ky. UPI) Former President Richard Nixon's visit and speech scheduled for this weekend his first such appearance since his August 1974 resignation has awakened the slumbering town of 500 people and brought it world- wide attention. — — New Labor Bill In Works WASHINGTON tUPli -The Senate Human Resources Committee, a bastion of la bor , support, is start ing to draft a new labor law revision bill in hopes of satisfying the one or two more senators needed to th wart another filibuster. - . - a -s t.Sfl $39 95 Enjoy your CREDIT POWER at Goodyear 0000YIAn iO'. MorI' Pi ktidi, O SIa,as'..,i Cut'on'4 t.ø5''C4t.4 CAR CARt) Sw con,n.n(. i'.n Go,*I,.a. L 1 0000YVA* ILLMSNT PAY PLAN I LOn9w *e I Sto.. I Ol RClQ IItOPIPy Sta*iq, Low kow m ly Payi I iat,oi.a.d, 224nch Cut - Pow.r$tr.ak 22-Inch 3.5HP with Traction CHICAGO (UP!) — U.S. District Judge George N. Leighton said he would rule today on a request by the Chicago Park District that he delay the July 9 rally in Marquette Park by members of a neoNazi group. Ex-Film Mogul Fined $5,000 Chicago, Illinois Ala. (UP!) Death row inmate John Louis Evans 111. 28, has asked for execution on the operating table instead of In the electric chair so his vital organs can go to those who need them. — MW something like thus MP- pens." sad one 01 the are. Presses The am also paper beg. ,4ad tie pocketbook iota the hegand they werelad seen by witnesses headed north Bay Avenue. — WASHINGTON (UPI) The FBI today reported the rate of serious crime during the first quarter of 1978 was 4 percent lower than during the same period last year, despite increases in the numbers of rapes and assaults. All types of property crimes burglary, larceny-theft and motor vehicle theft showed decreases, as did two types of socalled crimes of violence. Murder declIned 2 percent and robbery 4 percent. aossissos CS54V'iW Pill O" 614K se C", LW'i C'.Øas S..'.s (atp SpIn lecosi stale, Fold.don ctw tubule, 5 ha Osihu klictACiii Controls on handle Side l"O rA r- too siaiIii sOd tithe aid p slick • 5$5i Instant Seiocl-A.Cot • COtW,OIS on Psatidle Ptin Ill oi*poc blade hfts p to, cleat's cut e Roiia chain dI't d"ve to ISOnI ails poSIt,on Select-A-Cut Consiols on hand4 Li,,. otis cael, conitois witptopals,nq drive YEAR SERVICE STORE CNSI$CAIID4,IRMANASU BAMPOSO night course. The Seminole P*321 TOSS HOUS$s I:IS1w$u$N., TUIL, THUIL, PSI. SiNks $15 WED. $ SAT. Bases 4 to twIt, Sf L *.H.ani$Dole" ',EW*SI Ca.'. *iie,5 C M%$41. D.Ø*'s. N ~t I SaSS. D.tuen. L.Ida V P'44w. t"$i•',,. h.t.a IS'S.. L epowam - np5lV1 for T0ter adoption C4 the 'Swwtune Amendment,' 'said the law applies to can dictates for 3,000 state and local cunditadicmal ottices as well as im 4.tt sr.. sin-: OF silt t'.1 t this year The secretary of slates nvironment Boss election chief, Mary Singleton. has interpreted the law not to rrqwre disclosure this year by candidates who are ly officeholders Mrs Sintjetten contends the Craig Battersen, director tenon of this county Job law estending it to nonof environmental services. "We are involved ma tot of iJt-'sitflbecd candidates was not Will leave in 121.ma year espww$on that I would self'esecnitusg and as not diet-Seminole Courdy pit to need to fill the new guy an live until unpierding legislation take a coaeeflaot job wIthon is enacted The search for a Boyer-Singleton and Askews view, were es replacement will begin Associates, Orlando. pr essed in a friend of the unmediuely, according to Batterson's Lad day will IOItt brief tiled on the aide Of county officials be July 7, he asid. Common Cause. the cstizrns Jack Slisajer, director of He has offered to con lobby, which brought suit public works, recomtinue working for the mended the commission county asa consultant for a earlier this month to force all candidates to ct*uiply with the hire Hatterson as a coos lee of $3,000 for three disclosure law sultant however, the martha to help the county commission"The financial disclosure county in continuing utility provisions of the Sunshine Tuesday decided to wait acquisitions and train his Amendment are clear and until its July It meeting to replacement, unambiguous." Askew said, on Shuder's decide "It's a lot more than "Theydo not require legislative recommendetlon acquisition," said Batctarificatism" T,u\ %11 111111-3t ..irr,a women seek irIl-drtensr isis hr - HEW Chief Asserts eA-ri officeholders seeking rirelection E oil.. Delliefts 'Ac rjltit.,le that shout I L.l'li flu. h passing a $IW millkni ?.,ci:,I's nesusily liberated as- plaznnin.i prwraiii ,inw.I JI mi llm-ii aikAru rni jilLs bisunie: ciiiy has brought unhappy iintlnij ins' growing ratr..Itctt Itl.il rati ,ear. 1he cvnwciwes for millions of 5C pifflAtWi1t liJj.,f iii ou t of wediut 1, 1. teenagers. say's 111,15 Sec-re.5 (alifurnia kungresunan I AdAnu toil (1w '.c*nmittrq, tary Joseph tAlli*liiJ testified. huwrscr. ttr prugraim F',5li-1b Rep Paul Kogera, Ii wi - tong 1urudiun ni nerda I,, take ta-tier r,i -n )`J.1 ta .ffl tild,-n tori, sin or: Idc ansi education caus,sI by an iImpru'sun.a tarlh i untrni all and ai"lk S. SIflnl%t 50 percent rest: unrntcntiti - pre5rsanc-) and its a.tsice arid ti ,,n.rntratr ..fi 41,4 1 arifare *uns.queni-esianutlmtwtatiun. t*i's's lie te-ilt..l that in addition (if he told a house health sub' This prc'grani and. I 11110l ('utflfibitte? . fl ii a font, of add. other Iaiii&Iy planning tr(lct .totiilnatng efforts by bundage for the child mtdher proclaim's ha's, strtmi.,ti - .,lly itjlr'. .sI l*.Il group's 54 and the nw4h,-', child ignotrt (lv tiafr, 'jid its-p -1ILA gte 'sutgi.,'stef, on funl thony hieiIn'son Ii r,iit t'lsnmun. the program alsil (alifwo ssacjpeitrd Congress 'APsy ha's all 4 the re-'s;sn'sttnl withi pesilti- ttS.'l'e -uimsrllu'sd can save young Americans a lot it) for pte's-rnt,cm .J4 pregnancy to Se's-p aikIes-eid mothet'i from quRily ha'sing more of angs.ush and say, taxpayers fallen on young women' b.bSrI hundreds 01 miflions of dollars - - . LI Tine youngster was listed in lair condition at North Broward Hospital, but .a spokesman said the danger of infection or gangrene had not been overcome. and a second surgical I LOWEST 1 • • .i's 4 a• .' ' ANYWHERE Altartnoii?..' ,tiil I A Spccia I Otkr for' (Jpcniiig a Za ks Account- I /--; procediweto dean oadthearm would be pertorunid todey. She said the boy *all expected to remain in the hospital for at laid two weeks. - - The peuda of 11-yew4ld Eric (lId! of Hilladale. N.J., said they wee diaire.d by the ahience 01 warnIng signs or luicesthat would have peeved ad their son from being batten by the gator at the popular Century Village retirement "This su4ç'ueetly safe coodsmuilsn harbors a monster." "Sloppy Joe" (ARDS Of DISTINCTION (106 me 111C tbwsoftims , .ulsNDs$t. canoe 7 piece beautiful leather loot Nualyde combined with durable IIIcCUICI's It futures mix and match rever sible cuthlcin and the heaviest solid wood frame made Includes: Sofa, chair, rocker. ottoman. I solid wood end tables and I coftee table Lovutoal only It ii _ Available in Brown. Gold, or Green $349 ' count rv)urniture mc. PJTOU LonrMkIcmruLnoasA Di$CNa$SI5 5511 I OPIN Men. I Sri lit Teul. TNZ lc'r hut 1 11111% to I Lw I)lhIfl.'tltj Slow t hogs' .t is't's tlt'.u'stirt' ilit ik' [tit-ti1, III k'i .imi -. ds",'.i'it lit's,, W01 t%t. 's I itiskti I)t"'.c- it i 'ii ,W' Iwo '-ct hA. OFF 1k (.000 Tisku Juy35 Thins. *4 30)4301 BIlK %IK *aasenua,san.es. ,ifl'sl I - COMPA1AIU PRICE 'è cushions asp Si isa',,. cii Uhi'f it'ti'i'., liii', I11,1tIt'it'U'. i,itt ,t 12 1ihi'sI. Its '-'t1'J I )c'.'m I Siea Miss'S.. A mom P Log. w.'... Casa. ra i Ciw, Deleip As *.,i.an, r. n,,.. Deawsi '.,.sa e, ian.. oats.. Isee L PI'4s.. oaine mm 0 Yas. ?a.s LEISURE SUITE tivc h.u'.t' . Nfl 4-4 — - - -. So nlosd F'loici ___ conchs I cations 0v71111Ew BEM.'n, said I)avadGlatt, who flew (runs A ai;-luu(two'inch alligator by tititi,. aol Fish officers i UPI) — One alligator as dead, the family's Sew Jersey home believed to tie the one which lit tw'c-aose it was to,, siuiall to be another has been spared and tobe with huson The boy and the boy was capt ured and lulled dangerous lt,nay betrniusr,l doctors ple,vned surgery today hi.amother had been visiting his lleulnesday Attirve-lout reptile to the Isreglades. twiwe,er to saves little he, the M of P45 gf5ndflofJ(f at the c'omplet. in the sanie canal was spared l'.zu- was bitten Monday arm, mangled by one of the _ reptiles at a condominium ke" Barba,Orot"C41 *ras. JUL 1W1 By Alligator; AHacker Killed o-s iii CR5 *.v". 5 aId Call A Las, ,.IS. TMnsas e Spurs Bondage Leaving County a a-i, at is.. a.,.,Carl00,: w.. 5i',,s of-W OC40thal.ee I Dan 5'che,d Sunshine' County Sheriff's Department will provide the instructor at the TAUJJIASEE, UI'D Hear lake United Methackat -- (los Keuabin Askew urged thurth. 1010 Bear lake Road the Supreme ('owl today to All women and girls are invited force the secretary of state to to the cour,eon July Sat 7pm refuse tocea'Wy any candidate for an office crated by the RUI.LNGBE.SEltIEI) Judge Harold Johnson has constitution who fails to fully reserved ruling in a careless disclose Pus personal financial driving hearing held Wed- iudereds Askew, who spearheaded the nesday at the Seminole County iPit Li. 5s,.t .(asp spin ticosi stan., Governor women who requested the A sell defense course lot women has been planned for the Fond City arm where two woman were found dead on Monday. The death of Patricia LurWe Smith of IM Gay a, has been by Courthouse for EvaM.Mctbok. homicide a ruled II, of 700 Mellonville Ave ataaguiatlon. The w oman was charged in Autopsy tests are MIII tying dine to deter-mime the cause of connection with the traffic an iunese -T ceder. HOSPITAL NOTES \1W 139' ,,,.,, &SiW cads drawer in — Powerstr•ak Deluxe 35HP ,, the counter mod aroptled the He told her not to move and the second mass jumped over — Powerstr.ak 20Inch 3.5HP uiu ,.,, W4r Boy hii- es Surgery On Armliffen, First-Quarter Crime Dips 713-0502 Mrs. McCook told the judge she tried avoiding Mrs Nelson I BIRMINGHAM, Just Say 'Charge It'? Chapman Avenue. W'CVfld Alford of SWOr* I death of ElIeiw Matins Nelson. 73, of Sanfordanturt Mrs. McCooks car M Mrs. Nelson on May 11at FarM Street in Sanford about INS fret west of death for Evelenye Rogers tietaus of 0111 Hear take Road who was found floating in her svUTumngpaol. "You really kent put It iself defense i on your urgent hat SzlJDrrrNsz Carter Heads For Ocean Inmate Wants Organs Saved L AX2*1WWP ... — CAPE CANAVERAL tUPli COMSTAR D-3 was scheduled for launch today at 5:51 P.M. to complete a three-satellite system relaying United States domestic telephone calls. National Aeronautics and Space Ad. ministration officials said a nearby storm front was not expected to affect the launch of the 3,347-pound satellite into an elliptical orbit 22.240 miles above the earth. The spacecraft is 20.feet high and eight feet long. BURBANK, Calif. (UPI) Former Columbia Pictures President David Bagelman, who admitted the names of actor Cliff Robertson and others to steal $40,000 from the company, Wednesday was fined $5,000, put on probation and agreed to make a $35,000 movie on drug abuse for high school students. Easy spin rewind starter Controls on handle Throttle lever controls, engine start. stop and speed Red with black trim 0 ____ Jun It. me-461. I& hit 715 lMSda .silv aid hues,. urs* $aio.ss, son Cannes NeW tan Sashod sse.ii, see, a a. Preset 5a*t Of 3-Satellite System — W -11 Two men robbed the LiE Chimp convenience Mae at 1111 Celery Ave. in Sanford Wednesday night. They got away with $0, according to records The men esieron Isle acre at *77 p.m. and one of the men pulled a nickel plated .71 caliber revolver an clert '- COMSTAR: Last Portion forging and thus those Calls should not concession to a customer to WASHINGTON UPI) — The court nevertheless 5eme Court today Mzength. be viewed too, evidence of an- avoid price discrimination chew the Appeals Court'@ . charges. med the Justice DspirtnwM'a titnat violatiols. order reversing 11* gypaugn The 3rd U.S. Qrcint Court of hand to bliss plim Rift 'Nothing in the language of companies' convictions on j charges wider antitrust law. Appeals agreed that verttida- the Robinson-Patman Act) grounds that the trial judge II said cenpaiiat teed ad lion of competitors' price indicates that direct mads, an a. of an Instructing the call each ct.ha' and ucigs concessions for that poae discussions of price between Jury pus ialormathon In order to constituted a "controlling cli- competitors are required," 5d It alas said the appeals coat ,d.IilWt a defense against cumstance" precluding Chief Justice Warren Burger, would he" Justified toreveue puce diacrtiieu ckssss liability under the SllefTnan writing for a split court. of a the cawklloes bic "Especially In otippulidic msgft that occur. bdwm wider the Kabtnaoa-Patman Act. O The Jadlce Department has industries such as the gypsum the insi loop and the looloy Act. Thus the companies generally comat = that es been concerned that the kind 01 board Undintry, the caching, of 0 class to avoid liability for pile, price verification involved in price Udormallon sawing ceo-this case an he a cover toe pM*an carried with it the ftzlng wider aditrad laws. anti-competitive added er*lal for Use develop. thiotbergsosnds,*qbsIda Illegal U.S. appeals court order agreemeids. Tweadyane dates most of concerted price-naing Akiid You'm grading a new trial to four aided with it. saying there are arrangineeda which lie at the ce"ip-'es tiod iaahaca Up other ways to find .ot what a core of the Sherman Act's Goiflg Os? ohibdiom," he Chicago, Ill-A Ire, offer of Where to go (or all the am board and several 01 their conipotitar Is charging without plwoiug him to. hle said esetaangesadprice special interest to those who information you need 1eabngu1aht The court agreed today, information — even when hear but do not understand about your new cornprohibits price fidag. But a saying c'mpunk. only need putatively, munity. for purposes of words has been announced by Patma. edablidi a "good faith belief, Roblaton-Patman Act compilesilhon 0111w Pat Actpsruidaasslivtoreeda rdhsrtimananabootuteceilaln- ance-muutremalnsudijecllo Beltone. A non-oiieratins . model of the smallest Beltone ftmbidM chu'ge by ty," that they wee, meeting den .caay wids the price " aid of its kind will be given abg gave a lever cun,I$t in ering a , ab.w l — sol ul thy free to anyone answer. pric. . ,,, ,, nj this athertisement. Aftoobtailis . 1 a. Send for this model, Put It on a l. PUG illby . ____ ___ thea Is and wear it in the privacy of be AREA DEATHS your own home. While many law as t "miMing cosnpetl." _____ people with a hearing loss will ISL DMA HOWZ* no receive any slgnifKut G0U*MWViAJ4 A hey latno In the me. Inaiij MrS. Ikim I. Hover. 01,01 (lola' & Shiehia, N, aMh benefk from any tearing aid, yoked , gy thou _rn they mads aois t. uy Itt,. 3, Boa 430, Sanford, died Sinford Avenue, died Wed- this freemodel will show you each ether's psadiag price Tuesday. Born in Pa- nesday. Bern Ia Polk Ceedy, howtinyhearinghelpcsnbe,h sy*vaia,sinecamt.Saforda N.C,hecenet,SanfsrdIn$77 Is not a real hearing aid, and elirstesetidy aseaats — By D4NIS FEOLA Herald Staff Writer Nazi Raft Ruling Due n Garden — S rricerixing Roles tat Beip. Ad Convenience Store R bbed By Two Men iNATK)N IN BRIEF - $i 4' MA*E 10WN aw"ll Springs him I will me. Supreme Court Bolsters is; trading. In his reappearance Wediiesday. Gartner said he vohidarlly disclosed all the tadormatlon both to Use WNW flonee And the cunmlttee. "No pertined Information was withheld and no one claim to have discovered new Information since the original dico.un* were made," said a Gartner, flanked by his smiting wife, an attorney, and Um of his four children. Saying resignation would look lake an 'ai,iion 01 guti," he added, "If he (Carter) called me altar this committee hselw. I'd have to LOU Thu r sda y . June ii. I wersimill Kerale. Sanford. ii — The Diamond Store �'1 I. p ---------------.-------- —-- - Tluwriev. J.ns $. 515-5* tvo,uog MKS M. Ssuüerd, Pt Eiening Heiald 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,MNTORD, TI).. 32771 Area Cede3fllor$3l453 Around Thursday. June fl, 197$-4A 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE. Pubfndisr NORMAN H. OSHRIN. Editor RONALD C. BECk, Advertising Director - Home Delivery: Week, 56 cats; Month. $2.40; $ Modbo $14* Year. $21.40. By Mail: Month. $2.70; S Moiitha, $15.20; 12 Mon. Prophet Or Ingrate ? j The Clock A By JANE CA2BELWY he carried. In this noisy last-paced world, there is nothing like a canoe trip on one of flondas qukt and IdyUlc conoir tripe can assily tarn into night. peaceful wild rivers t help you slow down. retas mares, however. This I know from eapenence, arid enjoy the bail of nature, having wived leaky canoes, hyadoth jams. rain Seminole County Here are and thIfgoflna, overturned canoes and the dark t4essed with several streams from which to choose. of aw There Is the iprvig4ed Wekiva, OflO of its The Guide to Florida Canoe Trail, a free SlIrtliP Rini. the meandering be achoi a available from the Florida Department of Econloclduatdiee, or the wide St. Joims River. Natural Resources 321 Crown Building, Having caiqurred them you may want to try one Tallahassee, p-, , contains many good Ups for of the many rivers and streams Within U37 t distance. On of our favorite is Juniper Rim in the - Coast Gticda personal flotation (kala National Forest -canoes can be retted at toe each pernon aboard aboard Is required by law. the springs. U wise to also take along i first aid kit, extra Canoeing Is the best way to experience florida paddle, bow and stern lines and a flashlight for T canoe is silent and allows its uctupsula afternoontripe. to the vast array of plant and animal W at a A13 for at ieast two 1tjjj per hour canoeing dose range not possible with a noIsy outboard. time under urinal conditions. tlØ*weId, yet strong, canoes are ideally stated Know the wdo you plan to traveL Local for river travel as they can navigate the narrowest a good am cc of Information on river of streams and can easily he propelled Oveg loinsconditions. A flooded river is unpredictable and distances. If portages are necessary they can easily dangerom and atuoujd be avoided_. A low river exposes logs and Mwnpe and requires lift-oven and poftlgei - Check weather conditions to know at gear to take along. Winda, especially on wide rivers can delay a trip and tire cNloetstL Before leaving, lock your car. - LWOetfl5 in groups of two or more is safer and ustially more Iwi. Take a good supply of drinking water in durable containers. To prevent litter take bogs to take refine out. - WhatS In ,4 Name? - By DON , LIGHTER SIDE The $6 Million D against the government and valises agencies as resuit of FBI activities aimed at disrupting the pasty over the pit decade and a half Bell, as nominal head of the M. may be forced to decide between disclosur e or disobeying a federal Judge There Is really no choice. He mad protect the sources of the Fill or two itwtznua consequences. And welcome to the dub, General and evs $0 for Itefflc delay l but tnt necessarily human nature. Itchy feet had ,, all, only tuanasi and jut as prone to apaje. is the bight in Ike SId' panic as the rod of NlrrsA's a kit (ado with founding this country, and a lot of "We Mill aren't sure wit wind wrong at the in Mill have them. Tin Ptailaiai Safel y ° n the federal utabliaheteul, no alats Is more (' g likely it was caused by a buildup of c,gj, cams up with s im cod at hUN — grave than a 'pending shortfall. A gov,iat minor chsesepartiug year per fatalit y. theHaven While In remote sectiona of the Interest In gambling may be up across the Of fice W science od Technology measured only agency that accidentally undospands, Its bledgd agency. Anyway, all 01 a sudden the agency was cowitry, but action in nickel aid dune slot Is lirtitly aalsng have ta Mare ap headi led pouitai wags and offered a figure of to ng straight Into the black. machines Is very far down. liac I• ..... 'Ii4..h, ft.. ..k. ...lI I,. • a malt manufacturer itie ass ., I t is vwwn, somn*snoaajs a. have In a soddy waste millions of 114lt$ 1111411<111AW slots a few years ago accounted for remit bet in outflow. As it turned out, this noagencynllgt besIa rescue a few cod miners trapped by far the largest past of production but now widlergirsuld or to raunomn a single hag from IN drastically and die of more funds thea the correction was a trifle too abriit, but the mm- rIF essed a rapidly declining market. portant thing Is it avoided a rebate." a '-ap j'rr, it's say to argue a. both a. .t1ar'ey wartod. The action Is at the quarter and dollar sterile ''nl sarcieland Is rses*a di Who I raid mid the (3M's doe. barb with I gave a low, whistle. "I didn't realise it was machines these days .c.isai'lIy thaapan itan disaster. I got in touch with a bt accident such a narrow .'eok." I odd. "Thank God they Intl. more then Not even one-armed banditry Is Immun, from We' mesdigalt. cappht It In tUne." Inflation. ____ ORLANDO 4 UPI City Commissioner George Stuart Jr., a Democrat, is expected to announce plans today to rim for Republican Kenneth Manic's state Senate seat in November. The 32-year-old Stuart would become the third Democrat to enter the race for the seat held by Plante since 1967. Rep. Hill Fulford, D'Orlando, and J. B. Rodgers, a Windermere attorney and former state senator, have already announced their intentions to run. The Sentinel Star reported Wednesday that Stuart was prepared to step down from the city commission in accordance with the state's resign-to- run law. Gurney: Raps 'Carter Chaos' Carter choas is unraveling federal government functions, Ed Gurney, 9th district congressional candidate, charged. The president is back-tracking on tax cuts, preparing rationing plans for gasoline, threatening to impose import fees on oil and has thrown in the sponge on reducing federal paperwork that is costing private citizens and business interests billions a year, just for openers." Gurney said instead of working together Congress and Carter grow further apart daily" to the poInt where 'he is reduced to airing Internal foreign policy disputes within his administration with public bluster." - - b4 P W JACK ANDERSON - Florida U Ic TAI.l.AlI-'.SEE ,UPI florida is facing a 'reverse dlscrmination" lawsuit, but Chancellor 1.T. lark expects it — A osi:rii t'.U.W%O M The Bakke Decson:st ii o Reaction On Positive Side , York believes Wednesday'. U S Supreme Court Bakke rulingis an affirmation of floridas efforts to desegregate its colleges and wumssties 1:ren though the court ordered Hakke. who claimed he Ilk was a victim of reverse diicvmunation, admitted to a University of California meshcal school, it said stales can Uslied Press IaterisU.onl taring programs and does not preclude quotas consider race when setting "Quotas hive been ordered slwcillcally by courts after a admissionpolicies Gov'eruneit and black leaders generally welcomed the florida, desegregation plan Supreme Court's dicision In the Allan lakte case, noting that IL' hearing," Mrs. Norton said "There"nothing in the decuuon that based on flesibi, goals, not court for the first time allowed the consideration of race as a would keep courts from ordering quotas sgaun" the rigid quotas of California's factor in school adinissuouu. E. T. 'ohtK Reaction among tither black leaders was mixed but baswaUy plan should lv able to A divided court Wednesday upheld a claim by Bakke, a white, lavorable. wdtutand a challenge filed that he should have been admitted to the University of California Rep Parvenu Mitchell, 1)-Md., chairman of the t'ongru'sasonal recently in US l)idrict Court nie state agrees to try to medical school at Davis. But at the same tunt it endorsed special Black Caucus, said he spoke by phone with civil rights' leaders here, York believes meet desegregation goals, irstreatment of minorities in university admission, programs. Vernon Jordan, Benjamin hooks, Jesse Jackson, Carl hlolunan Jay Ll Klein claims he was ducting admitting blacks it Attorney General Griffin Bell said the court upheld the ad- and Corotta King, and said they armed at a consensus that it denied admission to the tniver. slut., to universities at the sit) of Florida uetrflniry same ratio they graduate from ministration's position that Affirmative action programs can take would be wrong to 'push the panic button race and ethnic background Into consideration. They said the split decision should not be interpreted as a medicine school because of high schpoi and getting blacks s at the "It's a great gain for affirmative action," Bell said after "death knell" for affirmative action programs and agreed to urge reverse discrimination lie is U110 graduate chool , the Board of Reg, and sense ratio tiny as'n a fouwyw briefing the president on the decision. "It Is not a setback at all the university to gain admission degree 'My general view us, affirmative action has been enhanced," 'There's nothing In the decision to the program - If tl Isn't Bell said. "That is what I told the president. He was pleased; I Iilon'tthink this case will go reach the l.iel they've tab' think the whole cosadry ought to be pleased." that would keep courts from anywhere, frankly," York said hued for themnseives, they've Joseph Calif noo, secretary of the Department of Health. 1 don't think there us any basis tried and that's it," Yost said. Education and Welfare, praised the decision and said It provides for a favorable ruling" They may exceed ordering quotas.,.agoln.' support for federal efforts to end racial and other dismminatson Florida and several "tier The tuuvensties work toward in education. Southern and border dates the goals through a vigorous i:i:ot' hea d I:leaniie' hlolm.v \orton "These rulings strongly support this nation's continuing effort have been ordered by a affirmative action program," to live up to its IuMom'lc promise to bring minorities and other Washington federal judge to rwnhtust blacks for tie eight disadvantaged groups Into the mainstream of American society," the president to make a drusug statement rralfunung his c-urn- achieve greater desegregation prrulonunaull)-.titt. Inatilitlo' said Califano, whose department oversees civil rights program nutnient to sit Irmatir action in their universities and cut' ni and graduate programs and 1rs A plan submitted by lbw providing special assistance, to Eleanor Holmes Norton, head of the Equal Employment Mitchell said he thought tatter woull ,Io jo Opportunity Commission and one of the highest ranking blacks Ui . 11401, to actutnpluah this was minority students needing it, The bottom line was the reaffirmation by the Supreme (curl approved b, the U the adinlnjdrat$omu, said the rulint will have no Impact on federal N l)u'part- and attracting whites to that rare may be taken into account in fashioning remedial merit of Health. l:ducstien and prmstmunasutly-iack P'londa programs," said Nathanial Jones, chief counsel of the NAACP. Welfare in January WIt . WAIHINUTON We have obtained minutes SI a M&dI 27 medlng for i, for the Labersti.. if PaIes"e t PFLP, which Fjdablie raid. eIit two ofUnworlds darker thatsencng thewpr.MwenKaled, PV a oloe In In . Moy, a. McKatio visited aiim aotir*ss hs, g banbeen bided to desun Uganda, hofy the asnbaiton from Somalia ad Ubyo, it leader (1es,IM ha As its plane aperuac Nairobi on the "two re 1ves from P1.0 husilits ii hens (street ada. ft w he, for ewnpfu, roturn trip, it exploded. killing Mckenzie an d Id Anin, the iup prodded if U1do. is Beirut who were data guests" wIn masterminded tin July 1571, hijackIng if tine, companions. giving it it protimim to Y Amen Arafat and wall the Air Yrnow jot lit landed it ine In Kenyan government officials privately MsMlowtaenrtMaif the P'an Liberation bec— he ja.. a. trasvi .. Uganda. The IN paseisgirs were fried after a believe that the bomb was it jut --I cp",l by Ainki's (a,'4 (PLO)' Amin, *11 ban the j1" deijIS rid by IWa5k '"lS' succ— 01 ida liberators a1aP mm or by the P'inau. u ree ngwot m.stdetid between 131,111 it of Mi own et a Arvid it Ms P LO Informed its cabin end gds a. the PU) tlu ate Anilo's Mckassie. "Evidence skews," they cabled peepS, Arafat it been rsep ', for the des favorites. H. Is now being prdsct.d at his Amin, that a "bomb had was helping him organize 20 Peon plated on the if C0ut155 litiiill ar palace by a p',, if PU) itygesdi, .itn aircraft while pa Bureau to c ry out pelic, it rted at Bates.." vions s nod chides. belts users (ha his follow Uga'dan. He ala. operatloun. 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CabsosTomess, Re-fact for your patio. vend or porch The *hclefarntv *iikve this rsstfciP4 back char V.111 honimt and *oven net and bock See On terrvIc busy tcxlsy at S(ercPi. I' Unholy Alliance: Idi Amin And Arafat -. to be dLsffuswd ______ — Lisle,. I. the idler ore veke.sd 1w_1'sllss Al loUses s1 be sigit, v a al aMis it I a selepiss bsr so (he of a. weller my be venitlet The Evening Net we 1.aI at lablers if wrists ille de it wit (bile The Ev ening a.t.M . rows (he rØS to lessen I. etinints hit en to ridasea toupee. ...,.k c the mainstream...' (;l(lI'rl iti:i.i. -:_ ', _ Please Writ. \/s. Regents, minorities ... into action' Stuart Wants Plant. Seat Any organization announcing itself to the public as the American Tentative Society Is certain of pining the attention of anyone in • tereded In the old question: What's In a name? The AM it develops, is a newly launched .- . nonprofit educational foundation dedicated to such figures edit ought to be a honoring scientific achievers. surprise to Ifl drivers, passengers and It admits to on Improbable name, but one istitarti because the people Involved Ui chosen with care for a very serious purpose. It Is placing a dollar value on highway fatalities are only common sense, the organization observes, understandably reluctant to publicize their work. to regard extant knowledge, especially of the scientific variety, as subject to addition and Yet Influential federal officials, employees of - and, therefore, tentative: lonal consulting firms and faculty professional Otherwise, we become prisoners of our members at leading un universities have, for more yesterdays, stuck with our dogmas, mired In our man a decade, been applying cost-benefit _________ inability to learn and adapt." analyses to a wide range of traffic safety In recognition of this principle, the ATh has problems. bestowed its turd awards upon six Scientists it n application of technique to hi deems to have made outstanding contributions to way safety came with the lonuance of a pair of maria learning and adapting: 11tt1P2ed, govervxnent-financed studies in M. J. Tuzo Wilson, director of the Ontario themid 1550's. By the end of that decade, the Science Center in Toronto, for contributions to the concept of drifting continents; Dr. Frank 0, concept had gained wide acceptance. 10w Drake. Cornell University astronomer who the organised the first search for signal from inres nworkdiçnoouhcoucagetobegin calculating the c of WeItself. telilgeit We from the cosmos; Dr. S. Jocelyn Bell Burnell, who as a graduate student at The issue variable Is handled very delicately because ol the potential for emotional readsm to Englands Cambridge tJruiverszty contributed to an notion of placing a price tag on people In a the detection of pulsars in deep space; Drs. culture where life presumed to be Norman E. Shuanway and Rose Payne of NTIae.sbl.. wtiocontnuteuto research leading to beast transplant.., - and, Dr. Edwin Land of urn., the jklime H$iy Tii50e lately . gybux wF "That mud have been a harrow" ci. potarwii Corp. fur pr,ds,tng. bmdamental Adinimitratlon INHUAI nophadm (hit its WASHINGTON (UPI) - Last summer, ac perlenc,," I sad sympathetically. change in photography and for contributions to he Interpreted neither "as the cording to press reports, the General Services You can say that again," he replied. "I dill COW Pi* and psychology. value placed on a life' tier as "the total WiOWul Aduwustration found utaelt in danger of having gel the cold sweats jut thinking about g," Quite a list of achlenmenla-terdatively that society Is wining to spend to save a We." over at the end of the fIscal year. speaking, of course. was attached os 1572 NHT5A "How could suctia thing happen?" I asked. Alarms were sounded. Buttons Pushed. Papers tIWi,g the government had fall-safe document released with vIstuafly no publicity. budget shut fled. Conunuttees appoInted, Themay be dropping and most paths dollar systems that automatically flashed warning may by now That preliminary report on "The Societal Cods Fearful the money would have to be returned be pretty well beaten, but don't of Motor Vehicle Actidenta" calculated that th to theTreasury. GSA officials Uidltuted what slowly." whenan agency was spending too u Is about to keep us home. cud of no average traffic fatality was $' might be described as a crash spending More AmerIcans than ever will be traveling The final report, distributed quietly In 1171,proitram. 'We do have a variety of safety features,' he abroad In 153, according to estimates of the Increased that figure to $207,171. More than explained, "bit there's a crucial period about State Department which expects to Issue some W$.III of that total was classified as it.. . But in their zeal to avoid the threatened SW' two months before the end of the fiscal year 34 million passports by the end of the year. plus, tim's lost earning capacity and the lit value to they overshot authorized expenditures and when the margin for error drops nearly to zero. That represents a 10 percent increas, over wound up with a $1 million deficit. Ms or her home, family and ccnvnunity. "Al that point, the budget alarms are not 100 in. which Is how it's been going every year for In atjon, there was a gridy hit if deathIt Is easy for those of us who have never been percent reliable and we have to spend by the seat quite a while now. By 1150, the Passport Service rolieted espes - 11110 for the coroner, 10 for involved in an emergency of this sort to sit on the of our parts, so to speak. expects lobe geared up to no annual rate of some a funeral, $2,115 for legal w4coeel cuts $20 for sidelines and criticize the GM for its IdOlddlC$tlOfl documents "A few too many debits can bring you In overnine mill6n personal hospital and medical ssrvlcu 11.155 for vehicle malcuIatlon. which Is all a U.S. Passport really Is your auftnrissd outlay; worn yet, a damage, $0 for the police accident Investigation It only goes to show that tunes may change We need to remind ourselves that buaseaucrats case of frugality can leave you with fund. to We lake no pleasure In the sight of the attorney general of the United States facing possible contempt for refining to disclose the names of conlWentisi Informants. The temptation, however, Is there. Precisely the battle that journalists have been lighting for )ears is now on the doorstep of Griffin Belt By refining to hear a case originating In New York City, the highest total in the land has said the names and Was of 15 confident Iii informants for the FBI mustbe turned over to the lawyers for the Socialist Workers Pasty. The party and its youth affiliate, the Young Soclalid Alliance, won the court order requiring disclosure as a pail of its $0 million damage suit _ r - WASHINGTON - Whit's the cad of a human lit, lost in a traffic accident? Depending on wins doing the calcviaur.g. the estimates vary from a paltry $1101010 a supposedly generous Welcome To Club affirmative Miami( UPI) A drive to obtain 256,000 signatures, to force a 50 percent slash in property tax millage rates throughout Florida, was launched Wednesday in Miami. The movement, organized by the Tax-Cap Committee of Broward County, seeks to put the issue on the ballot as a constitutional amendment in November. To do so, it mist obtain the 256,000 signatures by Aug. 9. The proposed amendment would slash property millage from 10 to 5 mills, limit tax increases to 2 percent, and require a twothirds vote In the House and Senate for all new taxes. Always let someone know where you are going and when you plan to return. A safe trip is always the bed trip. ______ for efforts to bring Begins Drive To Cut Property Taxes VIEWPOINT What Price Traff ic Fata l ities ? strongly gain Committee - n .A19-5 a gnat 'It's IN BRIEF Motorboats cause hazardous h waters. Stay close to the right side of the river. Turn the bow of the canoe do a wake to inininuze rolling and pitching. To avoid power boats use narrower shallower waterways. - Don'toverload your canoe. iresirtris are unwise in the close confines of a canoe. ANGLE.WALTERS As our anniversary of independence ap proaches, the recent critical words of Alexander Solzhenitsyn are still ringing in many ears. The Russian emigrant, you will remember, pulled no punches In criticizing the United States and particularly its people. He warned what he called a careless a fun-loving people" of national ruin unless they return to the faith and strength of their fathers. Some observers are calling him a prophet for his statements. HosalynnCartei- was not among them. She rapped Mr. Solzhenitsyn on the knuckles for his blanket condemnation of our people. We must agree with the First Lady. And, further, we wonder - especially with the significant date of July 4th almost upon uswhether the Russian dissidents words-if not well-tuned, were needed at all and called for In the first place. An argument could be made that he has no business attacking the very people among whom he has been given the opportunity to make his home. His attitude could be judged as an unsolicited exercise in arrogance. or it can be praised as a forthright statement of a literary giant of our age-author of such historic works as One Day In the Life of Ivan Inisovich and Gulag Archipelago"-the latter of which brought him a Nobel Prize for Literature. Some will say it is to the glory and enrichment of the United States of America that such a man has found refuge here. They would call him a prophet. would call him an ingrate for biting the very hand that feeds him. Mr. Solzhenitsyn must well recall what happened when he shared similar thoughts in his former Soviet Union home. But, let's look at the positive side: If nothing else, Mr. Sozhenuqru'i ndesrnlatlon of muy of our attitud4r111it4Wrto help md encours, a to exercise incisive Introspection and self-analysis as the nation's 102nd birthday nears. 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Wen'r pest at the Bryant, ibm so 1530 yeas SI4 and In Mt 30th asa sad clings asci ft WI, isis'S bItsee in She amlly w out on as 10L Be ?sals has players an ajogit is rlYacy is their psiassi he'erssdyhel he Male is mvalag M an ' "Anything said howe.. me a .. .•.. • ..,. ..-..". .11 ,,..._ I 11141$ th M ala , League Baseball . C 3 t4êød Cl 'd 1a4• *.sI b" lb C. 'v' P'a'l..' C MIS C.l'' C ( • -N: '' oa. ". ' . sAFI:. __________ I_ljI SCOREBOA_RD was ctaam in M11141ng by other eucmives in the hog. for twning his frenchiaeuioseieof the top lewd In the NBA. I I I I C S I 1 0 1 i a a LVINTH - I Ian'c*4pIub. tell1140.5$.$ IS I iwbI 04141 1,1 131. 100 3 IrvaCI Gull It 141 a IS015115140 P1 IC 14110 141411 ø'Io TWULPIN - I Osca, S&r*.45 III 150 I S.I tcI9..'S II i ic.s I & 340 1 Ap.a.I 0541 3)110 I'S) $40 P SI' ISO 40 5 75 41 40340 A - 1,54 $1..d4 11000? Harness Racing I1NIIIOtI *IDN1IOAY NIGHT PaST I low% blISS III MI 1440 540 ' 00 1 Ssp.'as. 1.41 II 4 10 14 1 Sosb.. col, ' 140 01 51 1110 I'13I 1?110 loll IICOND C Dal *Oftsl4 11111 0104491 1410 110 400 1 '."4545 5Ia CII 1000. 150 1 040. M.i.4 tI 110 C III 1)10 5 Cl'.?) 414 40 1 10 1 THIRD - I IlIad, Gut,fa C I H'.IClI 1140 310 110 1 £tiv.. I495.'c CII Ca 40 450 1 111101 0,55114,110 011314010 5 '.341 51100 I III FOURTH -- C lb (10 is, III Cl 40 450 I *aI IllIsal 1310 '1140,600 I414 SIll III 40 I 40 1 b,.lW $01011111001111400 1)3141 40,50 1 '04 FIFTH - C 0. 0.4 5,0I (SI CHI.4%1111 C% • * 140 3 5w'S .sIe 40 340 I J lb IC ((145.111140 Q 11711) 4 T PSI II 1420 1411 bIRTH - C I S Pes,ws CII hI.a'rI ' 4* 140 1 lisa 1 155. 1 £141141114 I,191I5)?lAGO OClIllilS 5)54 t o 35510 IIVSIITH -- C Tapo.0 Grp" CII l 34 110. 140. I S.'.". '""a" ',.4 III 14.. III 1 1 Ji$• III 140 131161 14111 11$ C 4110 3051 540v•l• 514m5 SIGHTS - C III IL,n1,I 140. 150 100 1 (11(114... 150. 110 I ties 51.5101 C? I 440 0 45 6 I a III l ow IV C H.$s.ss Mel III 01118" 5* 101100*,) 450 14- 1 OldIp 1110, S'l Ill too. 150- I C a',M list 141141 Cl) PC IN IC Ill) 11410 1531 TUNIS - I tho $W 05 III I NI 1151 I $11. S II. 1 10. 1 Iowa* G..o$.a Gil III SN CIII, I I..se L'Ilas15)114 Q110 4 11111III 11111 45 41) 40 55 I . HI. - $1 5 4 ' j" I ' I CI .. ,,, w.dtve Hwhct ale. baitod. Henry Bryant aid Toes Roe *Rich bw am Oils I. spe *Ies d.ry. Parnell had a pW 01 bmMWS SSASOASOMIICNAN?4 AS I H SI' NI-la. If 14 I*•• 4 . o"i "I' P"" ,b 5(0 Pts,s. 01 *..'Oon 1 740111445 1 t%I,4H,.,4,l 14 0.1 Mal4I • S 'I, I0II,II 5145% C i I 1 1 I I 4 C C I I I 3 MC. the p.s44t.r with a 0 es.3 1 '5 .,,,, ' - DAYTONA ShACK NIDNU bAT Notable Plait , o a .,n..s., II ISa 104 30 1 5.0 5... a, a 100 I I5$S (.4' III 1 , 40"Q III 4 14) P 1111110 'I 11411 ISCOICO - 0 5II I AlacJ agreeing to terms .0 .40 ' 1'so4 Make Lyons. a free-agent , 410 a,., ('sIcesCs#ad Pal a 40 ( 1411140 P plater .1w averaged 47 arde -C 4 'II 40 5 CC4 4 41110 II5• per lack at Mt Ih,ablu Valley 514150 - CIII I A1,144 C,, II ('aiaf I Jumsor (olleg, '1 40 100 1 SO 2 I fI9I.S ("S 1)1 660114 I lonti S.' 151 I 40 Q C I 0 , 6440 p11)10110 'III?) 14454 110 COUSIN S I Ca C Nov.' C 145 110 455 1 A'..i *4)p Ak-' *51 -4 , 1110 ISO I (, P'jp '1 140 OIl II IIC 40 P II for '*ulainMaiot .a,rne'd 11 40 5 $ I a I ISIs 10 111? showdown with PC, TN - D II I %acsd 5lag 1 tonight's CI 10$ 10440;M IIP41M 5o4 CCC Women's Softball ltaa1w flYsI 1110440 I is. tor4% MaP 40 Cl) 310 Ramp's Angels with a 15-2 01111430 PI'ICI 4C 40 1 '.1,1 thrashing of F lorida Pohsge 40550 aa Wednesday night at P'otl 1155$ - C. to I III 410 ISO 1 C.ald.i' U.s.a III 3$ Mellon Park Tonight $ game 100 I $1Cc I 1111141 II) 011 matching the laid and oeund 71 'SIC P 51' 4t54 In.?) 4l lIars trains begins .t 4 10141 10 74 'aS VSNTN - A. I 14 I 1.41,11 ')')IXCIOI 50 1 up50s IP 150 150 I 5.1104055 UlICp III 430 0 III' ?1 10 P I16 1 IC? 40 5 Ia 1' "."° " 36 IIGHTH - C. ISa I II'v IC 40 $1514. I Clll$4 (eIV'on III 100140 I (PI 31,45, Srtzsna Mellon scored $140 11400 014511510 P15415.515 winning rummuanerrcr aniSe 1)110 1141 inning W.dnesdap, wiNCH - 5, 1 I S *1115. last Set III 140 100 IX 1 *4.44 GIl 5415$ IpItklP4 Florida Sot II 750 740 I PpIP 11,1450 II' altel to an ItlO victor) over 440 01311 1140 p '3 , I'.' N 5 Marc Slide t')wys,kr an Girls 'PIll 11445 1011 ISNTH - S,SI4 I (s. II*I JWISCWSuItbeU 1Ie..1. hk)gan 1101 IC) I10401 455 1 I••l (MaCI III the wieners with two hits and 10340 I Se41P45'. UI 01 oil 6@0 I 11371 Pam Davis and Susan Hagley II CoO P 1111 " had two each for the kurt JW as 1114 iLl YiN TN - TA. I Is I kiwanis gal two Put, cab Iaw',s G's.w. CII 54140140 3 i.s... s...-.1ii a is 140 . 1 (41,5 from Brenda Cot ton. Terra )~1ItIlso Q 11111415 p Cl Hettaaiid Sandra Lester ina 13 111`1 14 5 11171 3010 1140 TSSLP TN - 5, 1 I l on swoll 4 win over Sanford &TNIi II) 4401*03 OR 1 MISs. IwsIp III Sotvlcv Catkm had a home nin 140111 I Ann. 01al III III 0 Katie Ila,taur and lk*utliy III 1110 P1411540 It Sp on had two hats aere for I$ * 144 M5.41 - 5l5 the (450$ 7 • i • I 4 I I I I I 4 I . I 0 0 W C PS. C-• ft ...I('•, p at, 5.14 lb fetwo A..Was&p ?SII4 .. ,., -. . i'd CCa,i 1 0 I I S II I' AS I N 684 I I I I I I I I 11111 4 C.,S..I '4 I I S S (9.45411 ci I I C I s-'a..'s. 1 Ii i lb I I I I ," Va.d,vsns,s.p I I C I t..i(eia,c I C I I 1s.r,U,.n..$ I I I $ I I 3 I IS Oviedo Advances ORLANDO Owt.d. ellmlnaitid (.'rydai River, 3.1, Wednesday night in the t,le Laagua t.dnct tournament 11 h'lsue lWla field. Oaiede now ft$s. Sprungo tstilJit at 7 N. viii that vuma meet" LInus Priday tiglut lot the flcI - C • W son-Maier, S Roll il Kiwanis Juniors Triumph I • a i .51A *54a.s.S 4$ " ago OUNIIIGUIP AS I I • • " s.''ICIO4 S,,.i41 I I I C I0 C I o-. A•Vt'o.. C 0 I 4 4.' C4 "" I 0 I 5 II-.'.'. I.. C I S C N I 540, J I 's.'-'.-,.1 1 3 I S ' , I I I 4 I I IS I I1 I is 14 II I wo..ws. PuaNs?viU 1 C I I I 1 I C I i C I I $5 IS II I S I IC * II C I S.,.... to ,, , • o.'. us I I 4 I I II C ., ISMINOII CC AS U IC USC j' As a SIMs. 5 n sass. BAN FP.ANL'lS(t) (UPI) The San Francisco tIers Twaday aimowic,d 11w M5PU of their sec-ondrousid drelt pick, Walt Downing. a 5-3. 6 pound guard from M&cflagi Terms were m,l da.sdo.rd I '4 3 second hail rererd. gut Iwo hiatwts lron lin haney ard s*w •s.tu (toni Turn Wheato . l,It.yil Wall and Melt ,ward Itaf I rI and Steward koen in 49ers ink Downing Dog Racing 1(011055 I,auSAaD Cs... 'ms.e lb l.... I p. si • rwn*ur. nature 1 1 I 5 ) C I I In cither games, 5esbardSanford Merchants defeated National Guard. 10-3, and IJIIISIt Standard dagrd a 164 Victor) over hlgham rut. I ' I I 4% , ... - I' I l I 0 C ...s , 1 . *r4 • .ct p *I4r4eiv4 111.1$ %a Pr... 4. 1411 DM10 1 ISO San Ds'si I. %I.I Fr&A I. 5d • c h., N,. vo.t S. CO own P.Ø'a I. 7. P$tb..?q11 S. It '% Los *115.4.1 I. ACICqII I ('I1I)'S REEl) ('AK1.TO ('IIANI.s BAli. j, C.AC..,II, 0 _________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ST. [tAilS I U Ml The Spethiug Now. Twaday named Angelo hheams, pcaldsM of the San Antonio Spots, NBA Esecidive of the Year. rd ____ Seaboa Nd W Wk tell with two ha its end. • K L.ts.215 . ' Drossos Picked , NATIONAL QUA NO e.*wa4a,'S 1,4.1', Jai Alai ,S ,,,.ØOIC( twa each vOile Well had lou,RBts. ., a... la Oa$rD.I I (levalad I 141 (yl 3 (),fro-11 I Ind MIu4 I. Na. Ywl 5. II' MI*34414?. Na. v *, Ys.o40. I SaCIms.. I Ci"d 1. ,... . i CIC.to,n.aL ."lAt CCv c'.c.o & 51CCCi 3 N.I.asaC L1b540 five L " I (art l'lSj,s II'II WilsonMaier with . IlCnr And single W itrilor In low runs Betty 1It fwf had three 0015 .Me ijity (afitcm and lu (sahi, had two Puts each I.nne Smith led P olt.gr sith two 4 five h1i cdl In the gisar genie W Seedcs Stampers whipped Shoemaker C.. drimllses, *4 thee Cinlis Ind a boner sod two slagias lot the .umen wEis May Hanes and Pearl Hampton alas blasting r.witzlpevt tuesday, Iurnec a pdctung Georges Claims Second itm(Ijor I gained a druICg HIUMWY W latudactm well. fles4y night in a Florida little Major league game that ihaeniwwd tOw sicuivi plas', team the American livuoun JACK Plobblu Peu *SSN I C I 5i PWMSII%. 4$ '0 MC). 5514 (5 SiwII5lasI,t15 *.IC,1P5$t5e IS I I I I I Cdd.eMlt%IaI,c l-P4SII MCC.,v,4. II ta'wy 141*1e won with. loot A1*l*.11.414.p Mlrr, fanning II batters aid a..., II walking these (.00rge's pd MCI Is..I. .4 Tslas only Usrer Pots cdl laser Andes S I I C I 5 5 I I I II I 5 I I 5 10 4 0 Wititis asset ('.a had two of tOw Pots fur (eufges, tingles an the third and fifth inning which figured prominently in Ut..tita and live-run rallies (M% "art IL of I I I I • $ C..5IL-H4I,P at CIi$.a C 'I'll *5111 01 II (*10 505401, II C.-a 14.1.4 C.-a ' is Thor allwr tsg hat lot the a third-aiming 135*31. by (&rrg tatter Three 409 4 "to" and (lv, bases on bob , 51414i aided the (.owge's victory .u'.nen a" I I I S I IS S I I I I of I IS , 50 5 I ., No Behindon,TheaeScenes Peeks Permitted At 'Bama - 1b ww wte JIM ase(s ow 1111M J* hW C 5 5 'I'll lee. 322-241 Seinaiwle t'anrnimdy Collor" to iiidued a dep cloa second half championship an the Mdrn Softball Iaag a Wed nesday night in Sanford with a 174 wan over lInus Gulf ) I __________ Off 322-S72 Since ioe, 1 1 3 3 1 I 0 0 I ______ nih" Seaboard, Eldridge Win I I DAYTONASSACN WSDNUSDAY NISHT M....cs CI C)? FIllY - I been pepping off so much shod ysew pitching. I'm gonna pit you "tor , . 140 1 4*u.v in to pitch.' III 14. 150 1 Gal.st S4041I Cal 5 (II SC las 40 "Good, good!' he said. He vu reallyexcited. He pithed one a so o II IC 3)0 coal" -C O.ga 11111 WIN. I believe, and Iremember him striking out Rudy York. 14SICOND 40. 1 40. 140 1 Af5.I Mans.' ( CI Pinky Higgins singled dl Mm, but to the best of my recollection. * ax ) tad P.411144 lC 54 the Tigers akiku't get any rums off Ted. The fans loved t. When I'll Isac P Pp C 5510 5 '?to' 00 Ill 11115 theyleftthepart,Iheywse'etalklngabm*hlspitctingratherthan CCI IC $40 a ao. THUD - C the hosting we took." iaO 1 &dca III 10. 340 i P13 111140 011)11140 V'I.'d' In Monday right's coaled. Weaver was criticised by Peter 1)515440 Bavasi. the Blue Jays' president, and by Roy Hartafleld,thelr 111314.5 FOURTH - I Sano,. ja.'Sf CCC manager, for turning the game Into a travody by bringing in pp is 40 II 50. a 40 3 SI-I. III 510.110 I (.04.01 a.'acsuet hlarlowand Hendrlckatopitds,bad there lanorukln the book OlanolIlIlO QI4lllS40 P1541 against it. And Weaver had ample precedauton his alde. CCOIO 5 511111? sa When Pepper Maz'tln,oriknartlya third baseman, was with the FIFTH-I 114*nC4a.CC III. Cardinals, Frantic Frlich 1.1 him pitch in relief one day -gain tao 110 1 5.45 Seal,, III 1 40 I 40. 3 *5.51* C10.'I lilt 40. 0 11)1 the Cubs and Martin was so osi of his element he had to be 11 40 PCIII?aIsTII)1$1410 how to stand on the mmmd. 110TH - I IlvICI PIfAan (IC Rocky Colavito, who had an aim likes cannon. cane In from 1160. 140. 54. 1 led D'A III the outfield to pitch In a game for the Indians in 1155. H. did the I * 150 1 *.iq.a Jo..4w M CII ISO Q(C4$ 314 P114114010. sane thing ibm he was with the Yankees IS yea's later, winding 114)1 44140 up winning that contest. 55055 Ii ISYININ - C Rents had never pitthsd anywhere In his life before getting 1150.11 10. 1400 1 Ua% 0114. III 1)11. 550 1 *151111 CCI DIII 131 thecaUagalattheBliaJaysMondaytight. all 01441714. P144140311 "I its that back." he told me Iran Tcrato. "I pitched a little I&& IC SIll so lIGHTs - I APis's Gs.11 Cl) softball in the Islands when I was aboit IS years old." mowIIn4 1$ 40. III 1113 Gull Oa1l II III On Virgin Islande where he's from. 150 110 1710 (54.5. (1110- 0 Ikndilcts,37,dlde'tdothM bay in his peofamionaldabit as II 1000 P 14 11 1150 5 74111 pitth.r, giving tip one fit and walking wily oneln2l.3limlngs.He 14110 NINTH - I P.4. It 1101. 301. wasintheballpsnwarmlngiç(hlolertgM-ksndirflanManhouae 450 1 C.a$(' III 1110. III. I wtues he was xatlflid of his Indent w,.rNim lii the filth aiming. *151,1,111 (II 14- 1111 71 II. WIN Toroalowas infrcst244andce1cberDeveagp deb vw'sdthe 173) 11410- 'tIll 0 TINTN - I 5i54A,,s.$a III massage to Hendricks when he cane to the bullpsn from the IllS. 1331.1$. 1 Aa'i WIII 1,1 dugout. 350.310 1 55.1s.4,1(1 (4 (1111430. P '17) S?*. S (171 "He said to in., 'Can you the-ow dflkss" and I toldhim 10114 try" said Hendricks. Register for a trip to EMPIRE AUTO BODY We wish you and yours a safe and enjoyable July 4th Come by and treat yourself to our fried chicken after you've safely returned. I II I a a I Aa",ta LI* (.hie day, Jo. Cronin. then playing manager with the Red Sos, finally let him pitch In a game that was hopelessly Nd and what wings that tack to mind Is the "Monday Night Massacre" in Toronto in which the Blue Jays all bit a'tnted the (*loles, 2410, end Earl Weaver, in total amequlvocd sarender, brought in YOU? 1 1 1 and my waif or my squad In couuldeullal," said Bryod ibm has won more private, Issiball gases (173) then asy she, living Classes ch. '*5 nil the piiWa 1 Bryant and Nebraska AW DWalst SIt Ds,y In WI ON i.ik I. iilen's cill laili he upsets haIsI'mallss directors OW hew he basis 1 0 -- ' 5 11111111104- ft IS esincideidd that Alahaan and $sbrMa mad In 11110miloiltim Ala., lipt I in 0 A0 ---y Uaimd gissifIks 1130 tilIng,NOW Even Mist meaty 3$ yeas Is as We the Bryad im dala*la SINT0080111116 110 asi- days ,wian they sasopsod a el...1 Joe Nanath at the player, "especially a star taIloed 01 the *303 mom ha1e..1i he NO 11111118 lawyer "You'll new heat anything mad bring sell c-.ding has hemme Jas Nusath that chucea (or a prslssslenal 1 favorable," sad Bryant career in 15Mg $upstdissd" "Ml I'll you this, tbI. Wt esd Br" S Dew, Joe was s'r"4 d for in 1130. collsge _" we have ii ahead every nil attempt I. deceive the west. Public. bad they sad they sasa "Thos have c1Tho. ltheug wrong in amcNlMg I hi Well if we diet de pregame liI.raalIi. ahead their teams, asp.ctatly I.l* pretty desid, l's. Sii p dawn. Joe task it lermailsu which. is their very welL Y.'U recall he came aliftion, IIid help INst up hart ft lsll.wng sessen and "INs'S p. Mapkts ia led sa he Ike mas' chain. lajaho to hey players IM OWAW" ihivaaiy said that c.actss aren't asked ahead," said Mint 15S.NhdP.odMine Devaney. "lad .15e asek -- _ _ IMage an found out, la'I he what players said," said what we would 11).e to keep od aheet uwa." Brya.t of the mwwçapert The Brysad says he 6=1 wing ta lelamsatme diruc"I may net aasww qvsdwa, his soloAaAs er Ma players tori waited advice from Bryant tpA I,m nag going is Its to giving iiany presam adst and thevaney on what they anybody' mati. '1 don't v id du who Incidents omit . y lievaiwy sad schools dodd not attempt to river up IaL.g ab hich are likely to came w any 01 ea ps ' tastiii psttiusy' me." alllatana which involve dada. "Be coal and evaluate the pimiary actsa became '1k Is., c.acb.. y We *Oid ihet -a-- ii mi iiiso before you open yes press is going he dig in" me cma pr g mssib," said Devaney 'Dom't Bryard las ad age.. with -s he lice up theic rep yea meSh before pea than couches She went ails. $sa 1555 in In Bow.— Brysi their players to he Idiriuesud "fig 11.4 Id the real (ad ' cur a game, supsclally aBet a Dom". its retaiui ins. ccting f$ve yssts op reid a," saw Brysi. --lbo lathe Is., itMysscendethMouu'5hi wrikou "I dun'S stied 1 peupte in. j the lam they hi the lam cams wi-viewing my d hid Ike. try Is help Ike players suet S ow WON a te415l1 " hind pasple Involved. I tMi it suer kyaM "We used he hop the "Itkak esayhe I've sa am with my daft end we decide kmemdsii for a,ho j - . - .. w - is ada. lot a ruling ho we dust de ad amb ft Ds,mey am he hi that any of th e wraon colloof habrii ours lril le Came trouble .."holo arcumnuo a wrist will ask. 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Each............................. 7.98 ............. 95$ CYPREUWOOD _ , _' • .' . . ..... . 25.99 Each Blind A= Each Blind 3'x6 ........ 5.29 6'x6' .......10.3$ 4'*6' ........ 6.99 8'* 6' ....... 14.59 5*6' ........ 5.79 l0'x6 ....... 18.29 2*4x1' SPRUCE STUDS Strong construction grade - - 3-Tab Fiberglas. SHINGLES 20 Yew Warranty Bundle .......646 Square -------199$ fig Plow ............................. 1.66 GYPSUM WALLBOARD Fire resistant board of solid gypsum CDX SHEATHING PLYWOOD encased In a special fibrous paper. Each Sheet 3/8'x4'x8' ............ 2.7$ l/2"*4'x8' ............ 216 112"*4'x12' ........... 4.27 Agency Approved. Sheet 3/8"*4'x8' ............. 7.3$ 1/2"x4'*8'(3ply) ....... 1.5$ 112"x4'*8'(4ply) .......1.20 5/8"*4'*8' ............. 11.13 No. 4220 leach) ................... 58.19 Fashions and Beauty Shop ZAYRE SHOPPING CENTER Js 2956 ORLANDO DRIVE PH. 323.7530 SUMMER STOCK REDUCTION Expanded Polystyrene INSULATION PANELS W"ft0&JM 3/4" *14%" * 48" poly panels can be used for wall or ceiling applications. Also can be used for novelty cut-outs, or decorations. Package of 6 sheets ................. 316 S&f.S.allng ROOF SHINGLES White and Colors. - ç - No. 240 Asphalt SHINGLES 15 Year Warranty Bundle .......633 Square 11111. 99 and White. - N 1A%TO PRICES GOOD JUNE 30 thru JULY S (CLOUD JULY 41 I L - SAN FORD 700 French Avenue Ph: 3234700 . I Do-it-youlm.-Judif Feeling 7:30•6:O0MondaythruSoturdsy CW111111111 8undly I M tt .......... .- •• -- - - .- .... . . --s*. ' • .1 •.*..-_.__. - - t - .... b .-. - . - -. •-••- -S •. .....*_ - * . - *. -- - .- • - - .-.__.. -.. - .. - •. ,-.-. .. , ........ - .. - - I I .., Nil 51 ii ¶ -I KHIKI I I.0 ifi I I mukw INTERVOCK ., • ' t: o :;-.. t" 5 - . - Iu5 IS 14 I • ,- &..• - 99 - SHEAT H J _______ C I - - - "wutries lb.- '.iu.I.-nts ots' will . .lt ti'. inj later this $ta,in- r1 JLJ "TW. 14544 countries in I ati, lto'rica, I:un'pr. the %1411. ,1iuI Fat' Fail, atil fr--i ! T'L'I1 •ji . 5 - • S S - 1 -'o,i.r.tIng RitA S.jrrn.sa-n. Itrti.nal Ilir,-s-tnr tot iutlh for tntletstan.bng in this area, 4133 rUst lot' are.. tttiiItri ot*1 iomld be tetelited in in hoding a )oW9( ituttrid from another country fr the next )eIit IU'.'. S4trflirfl n inc flue-re- Li INI Ispu al' 1.5* ,. ------- -..-, .., fallill. - ii:-.. - -n. 11)11 I -1 It If till ILL a ill iU p..rtunitws I ,, - - '-'I I l''.t AL,L:1IF.S rsi5 I 4 1 0. . N - ( '.1.1, __________Iii Ii fit I Is Nil, ... 9 88 -- 'fls-e- six.- '.. anti Ifl('OtIiC esels lu,the shale-nh thetnirlies, ea. II tiot 1.111413) has uniqje interest'. -oil things that thr like to .lt' Ir,.ui.4hei- senq., all (h 2I 1 - - - rr,j.,'. 11- '.tiaients alE ,-,-n,r I If.. t tile-il Mate, are trquire'.l I.Ita'.r t..ri%rtsati..flat abthty in I- I10LSI1 and are requnsitile for tiarit .jfl twfvAmAl rife-flies anil spending money list taiiiille% provide flo-ril v14 tmai if, ant the same l,.'.r -iz'-1 .luI(tarMr thr ai*il.l gi'.r their man ttimtitren rJ2 if you're In - lingerie -.. from \ ma'y esther's J OPEN 1100 1114. SsOO THIS FRIDAY ) \ WE ACCEPT lANKANIRlCARDasdMA5TIIC1QI - All SALES ruWAl 9000 INIQWK MONTH 001 JULY SPIAL 5 ioseiv 'act-v 9oons. robe-s and peignoir.. an toll. Silky SUfl1fli colors . I I! (I l: - mGr./ NIIII. PARK I . - Dreu.s.P..tsvits.I.mps.its.Ev.siiig Duu.i DISCOUN I I A[3fllC S - i esther's SANFORD PH. 312 yMi - - - 1 '-i,,. '- I -f -' '--f- - . - -- ' i ç,. - a'- - )'.$ ' - 51* 6W:1 - • ,.tr pe.pi.- wf*i osill F r,tr.ila Ing a )'.iiaig fe-ton ow iiistoilo And ultut.- a' 1 st, fri-I that the ripe-li.-, , aisilul hi' a rrouariling Can a oldh cic ulat4rL4 Computer offer I%*1S*4n.r 111 the highly personal arid ultro eniotloe'.ally muddled uieth..i it c-tsaastng a marriage partner Too University of L'l.ili, professors think so their newlydevised cuttiptea - .mplet program called Sturiaga' Analysis will not only describe an ' Ideal mate in rfsjIiflIe to a per" s gata-.J values, but will also decide bus close one's mt ended measure-I up to that ideal / $20 00 3237530 ' S'1'\4 EN TIRE Iuiiiiuiuitit-* of their i-si - 411 FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE .* •'i ki - % soOFF hg 35.00 '- a '' . 7 - (fIJI. r He'll Linger Longer REDKIN & REALISTIC PERMS HOURS: V4 - I 4 ett -. ' Pie t.unit bmg cI.perle-nur ii tie- heart of the iograiii I: ff,-r'. '.iudmts a wuqu.I tt.uii.e fie-ISIlaIll Ifl'.ol%r'l I t 11w *r.t-krtg will ra. an • .1 1.th fl it I p .1 14110,4111 - L. 4% to CM. '. . .... '. 0 tune- participated in lb r-r.'J'J-'...- a etft(.I)fd • ' .- ii FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY - , - - ith fur totristanting tr \ti, higan in 1951. over tat iii. pe.,I.4efrI.fntt1e INtl-tI The happy tttwti,ri stat designed the program are l(it., SorriiArn entourages sodoki,CIl)r (leraltiW Smith ..nyrir mt.-ir4r4l in the 1*4 and educational adzn&zus$:atiun faimh espef,en(. or in tieprofessor l)r. Jerry- I) ippurt unities for American lkts.nitazn, both iii the-it flhiil '.ttikmits tug., ale-twit under tb. ouiti for Un.Ier,tan.liria Smith emphasizes that program, to contact her at Marriage Analysts will not cure lL.zriziaantl Ility, - Atlanta I telr-piaow • liiniantal mrwtabildy or per-sinai .kLtZ 4164 problems. AIIIIIIIIII 1 /h // ,/_, t\'..• ',-,--d.-st. who .i.k ii the '131,14t In' I Mr ,.n4 t iii M, i .4.JiU,h.1i 1 .aI 15It1C 111.1 . a'5t S • ,: - I . • ... .r i ' REGULAR HOURS: 8:30TILS DAILY. THUNS I:349IL 4:* Prices quoted in this ad are based on customers picking-up merchandise at our star.. Delivery is available form small charge. Management reserves the right to limit isson special ulemerchandise. -' I - M arr iage , 5 '.5,.. . I C1fP't V.11 - . - ) I__a - continuous filament nylon. 121 widths. 'Sq. Yd ............................ 3•99 : CRYSTAL RIVER Textured level loop i 100% filament nylon. Foam back. 12' widths. No. 274. Sq. Yd............................3.99 'I ross ALUMINUM • iió1ii, G!'ast.rn WINDOWS 011 Single hung 2/2 windows meet FHA and VA specifications. 37" wide. No 23 38%"high (each) 2495 No. 24 50%" high (each) ...........26.96 9"x20" 329 12"x32" 696 9" *24" 3.95 12" *36" 7.79 9"x28" ......4.59 Roll-Up Vinyl PORCH BLINDS Ideal blinds for porch or breezeway. 1/2" slats, cord locks, vinylon wind cord and hanging hardware. In Green, Fruitwood - . .•... - - . , i.iiiiIIi,-s in 41,911111ullitieq ai T.-s' the "'Lulirs uniter the ausw . • .4 Vi'idh fe- 1nJerit.andina .ri lit Woo international 4k-t Sharon Hooper Fox. Ampka, was the matron of Sq. Yd............................ 2.99 COLORTONE SHAG 100% nylon. Foam back. 12' widths. Sq. Yd ............................ 3.99 DIAMOND HEAD Foam back. 100% ' -. - / -I - 16"x20"x1"..690 12"x24"x11"..630 16"x25" * 1" 590 14" *25" x ". 630 20"x20"x1". .590 18"x24"x1". .810 20"x25"x1". .690 24"x24"x1". .890 12"x20"x1". .630 Washable FOAM FILTER DENNIS 1/4" x 15" * 24" filter can be cut to fit where needed. leach) ...................... 690 Movable Louver INTERIOR SHUTTERS Made of select White Pine. Sanded and ready to finish. (Hardware not included.) Each Panel Each Panel 8"x20" 315 9"x32" 519 8"x24" 346 9"x36" 589 8"x28" 399 12"x20" 429 8"x32" 466 12"x24" 519 8"x36" 5.19 12"x28" 615 Sturdy construction, ready to finish. Four-Drawer Chest 20" *16" *35". No. 4218 (each) ................... 37.5$ Five-Dr.wer Chess 30" x 16" *42". and decay. Stockade (section) ................ 22.99 CARPET TUFT TONES 100% nylon level loop carpet. Foam back. 12' widths. FIBERGLASS FILTERS BfltO*h For central or room size air conditioners or heating units. Each Each U-Finish HARDWOOD CHESTS MOONEY rrIxlL(ts. FENCING Rsedytoinstall 6' x 8' sections are virtually m&nt.nanc..f,ee, resist weather, insects, Shadowbox (section) ..... ScOftys For use on interior ceilings and wall surfaces of masonry, plaster or wallboard. Not recommended for wood surfaces. White only. Gallon............................2.99 Flo-Cot. LATEX PAINT For Interior or exterior masonry surfaces or properly prepared wood or metal. 2 gallons in a reusable plastic pail. White only. 2-Gallon Pail ....................... 9.99 CO1TV$ Ro:oT I tIer li:r, a's In (tanJ. tithe grason of Mr and Mrs Frank T'wnPnnn of Tine-es. .trsi %tr .'.n.3 SIrs V. i,i ( a,Intet iii ltt'u*e). i.inLort1 lIe Li a1 975,ttaiiu.st •if ktf ,srJ ci as a rnret-..i',f..r the 74.'tIlIn.ilr iIw;i'. F*"l in '.he earned a bouquet of orchots and r ows attached to a Bible, a gIft from a family member. Dr. Herbert I.. I4owtkus ohm the ngagemeM was annoticed book IM orb .i"rotjflce the .:ru,ent .11 Ih.,r - tee. S.h.*rin Eir. t ledi,o. UXI of %i 'Its Art hur I'e.tgu, %t.-iksiIle t'e- -i A lace and pearl juliet cap secured her veil illusion Her only jewelry was a diaziiond and pearl lavaliere. a gift truni the bridegroom which belonged to his pate-mat grandmof her Dw't Miss These Super Valuesk Scotty's Regular Low Pr* T.V. ANTENNAS G. C. Electronics METRO Has 19 elements; range 85 miles UHF. 100 miles VHF, 100 miles FM/Stereo. Iimiiuir Idiittirs u:lirs' '.'u hapL.'n tube like winie i..'' tct-rt.igcr i wtsi will be am'. ,:i.: ri U.' tn'.t.-il States titan Y .- nrie- uk-c thts .JIIfle-i • Ihrr It.- Louise LII .1 rar 4.i% sith an American tMli:.. .-,.. ta these stiafrnts w 11 h.isi .Itl.ilwsity Ili take part n *ti%%tlC% like ttw'. III itici Ipital oI Lay f.L. . tM the lrutcd Mat.: of Each No. 120050-F Bronze 'Tile Reg. Price (each file) .................99C Vjj~jc% - The twide is the daughter of Mrs John I'. Toole of Maitland. and the late Mr Took The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Sit,.. Richard C. Iligley of Maitland t.itn in marriage by her tei4he-r. John Randall. the bride chase a formal gown of ivory silk satin highlighted with re embroidered Akncon lace and seed pearls. The fitted taitter featured a neckluse of scalloped late and the sheer titled sleeves were of F:ngk'.h net with appliques of the sanie lace The skirt flowed from an empire waistline to form the chapel train Your Choice: • No. 752 - Gold Vein - P ierce e - Chrome Foil Vain No. 661 - Gold Swirl Griffin- Pedigo j•iunIs to the tie-a. h or park. i-unt fair, and fiel,l la'.' t..c'.chall. back)ard t.artr. ir4 feiturtng of course'- F-f s-.' ui.j Amanda Elizabeth Took and Richard Ford Higley were mae-tie-il June 23 at the Community United Methodist Church of ('asselberts. Performing the candlelight ceremony were Rev J. Arthur l'adrft of (asse-Iberr - and Rev. William Pieketi of Hyde Park United Methodist Church, Tampa. 1 x 12 No. 3 Ponderosa Pins SHELVING Ideal for patios, family rooms, boat decks. Resists mildew, weather, insects and chemicals. 6' and 12' widths. No. L2201. eI Hi-ql( Area Engagement sliffilliert mirweekend Rag. Price (piece) .................... 47C Synthetic LAWN TURF Host A Foreign Student Unite Toole, R.F. For use on walls or ceilings. Treated to resist moisture and wood-destroying insects. 1 39 can) I General purpose batteries. 1.5 volts. 37 $4 SO lb. Bag Reg Price 19 o BATTERIES and contains iron. All purpose; use on anything you grow. AM Amanda lx2xI' Preuurs Treated PINE FURRING STRIPS 59 . TPtv,sde-, Jvne 25. 1570 -15 - ':"' SANIORL) 2994 ORLANDO DR I AI 1. A' Ai.ai' It �.4--j -- _j _•_ _ 2$-Iv,øê. "Mit %snfyt Fl. Th.r,.v, Juiw fl. Ifl$ BLONDIE 5wE1a.rs tMsio'u 50 MUCW EWA BEEN IN A VIMSE ,r by 0 'n 1 !LOVI 'ivu') ( 1LOVE'rOU!. lvt J 12 Aibo, AOS$ g tvf MADE J __ Flaming I3Labsto, 14 sow . ISHo4.sn.on $4AJait*IOC *2 2$ Csm..00n Irft 3 Cammunc,. 13 ACtIIU w.m -- 1IACVISI tnbesmen 7N.ip 37 Golly 3$ Go bed S Nob.. • t,, 40 Long nme *0 Ash - - - * 3 3 4 9 II I%xIIV wIs\ ( (.xs ici! - -- -- 42 46 1 1i.11t•.. lr IiJOW ILL AW, NOT NYrvE HIAID AHIIfI RAOVcai '\f y OCtO'LOCKç iIT A 'woij, (AO T 1 sioqy' BY $IThNS I RUBIARç .1 NOT THE ILL! hulL' - 92 00 by Bob Montana AND 60, FOR"Thw AM BOfl MIR SO Negenrw $1 Yoi, ' - 45 Iluds 7 - - - 4 • to I3 - - - - 13 - 23' ____ 27 - - - ORME THE any important new group irdenst SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 33-Dec. Pride may make you a bet too by Al Vermeer [EREsY TO A MOM I WOMEN'S IIjlN7J LIB LECTURE PRISCILLA'S POP a. ; • I- I p •• F- WI. -( until tomorrow you'll be Igoored by ie Fortune, who ,-.w.mu --.-.- in I- II.__- w iw wwc _ _.._ 4 i today. ctrr of salfidsid edlty rI Consider yourself 1uc17 today ij4 SUDS SUNNY Stilfil £ HiImdshI (Jr, FInIng r*aaormto neglect your work today may m1.Islly give you time to have aoais Ian. bid the price you pay may ml i. a"' i. " t.. 'in' to ". ARM (March 2l'AplI 1$) U ) Dtuuoctste yourself tess. news today tM vii I.IIw _____ perelly (rim allIes whe alma m w to be Myapa.1.'lMat Don't im a aa4Mlw porus we ml in accord vii yss q 79W Success will toni, by ddan&g GIN$ (May SW.. 35) ____ Yourself. net ethers. SCORPIO (Oct WNW. 33) Sobsiosm can easily be found Ii through 2f - PRANK AND ERNEST Bob Thives 'I. "WSD ' S IjICI AbSPD witHlp •1 I U S*m 41 Something is ambe. U you dill cant gat a FRIDAY, JUNE25 Semisele South Rotary, 7:30 a-rn., lord Chwnley's. Mt.wiiont e Springs. Semlask Suarise Rlwsais, 7 am., Sambo's Sanford. Weight Watcher, 10 am., Sears Altamonte Mall. Saaterd,ni11sle Jaycees, now, Jaycee building. Taaglewe.d Alcabelki Aweymese, dosed, 5p.m., St. Richard's Church. Lergused AL, closed. $ pm., Rolling . hills Moravian Ch urch, Young Adults CI* (or SlagIes. 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando SATURDAY, JULY $ LA Sail sri Wees's Grep 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. t'usdberry AA. closed, 5 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Ch urch. Ameal Family Fee Day to benefit Muscular Dystrophy Assn. sponsored by Southwest Volussa Jaycees. Valentine Park, West French Avenue, Orange your day. - 79 mattes 7 city. 13-2. SUNDAY, JULY? Your Hair and Its Care. Adifrim your request to Dr. Lamb In care of this ladepradeace Day Festival sponsored by Lake Helen Cassadaga Chamber of Commerce, beginning with par parade at 1:30 pm. P.M. followed by afternoon and evening WIN AT BRIDGE mond continuation and knot ad West's am of trumps. lAter on he would id to discard one of dwrvnys clubs on his fourth heart and lose just one club. Now lock what happened to our unfortunate friend. East put his king of dia- monds on his partner's queen. South had to win In order to stop an Immediate club return. Then he knocked out the ace of trumps only to have Wet lead his nine of diamonds to .. The bidding has gone: one not rump-pa sc-se ye n nolrwrç. An Oregon reader wants to know what we lead from: The aniucky, eapet had us In his clutches again. "Everything. escept goad to (Tm,' was his c"4avt We ha I.sires with him lisa l. The game was duplicate. Every South piy. sp• every edhe, 5 cedract The NS of - • Q * * it 1Y Oswald Jeesk, Aim Good" and ____ IIU.do issued at all tablee and alsi East Mewed with the *1 or ow Wed wasa). lowed I. held the hick. Docisrer would w . WQRX IA'' • o,, We lead our third-host club. We do not want to help declarer locat, one at our face F" A. (00 you have aqueabon So, N "AM me i,.. I- - of me news;& di. •qfp? ,, ho MIow, , U accotisni.d oin, Th mosg ns9. Np be used en di(a column aid mdl capsts of JACOIV MOC(RN.) by $tan In and Jolt. Remits np= P4 MyawNrR' - M ao Sanford Cham ber of Commerce. South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 431. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over, Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Road. Lake Mary. Sasleed Al A..., S p.m., First United Methodist Church. TUESDAY, JULY 4 FuerIb .4 July Fm Fair, fl. M.jØ p Sai beginning at It S . M. Fireworks at dark on lakefront. Sponsored by Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. F.elb Of July psr.de, Sam., Maittand, followed by _ OQil IOQ -.. Q'at'O oncw iP, 100 'II OZ TOMORROW ho s.lscfe.n.ng work , S',a,.n Pelosen luthOi of Women A,t,sts talks about women 5 achiewrnents in the ails 0011W While On an O1•U4•Qhlt $*Ini team road tic' James accepts his teammates daring him to spend IPie night sions aith local (Cathair. H.arne) *410 HAWAII FIVE-O HOnolJu S pnt• popultcn is duped by a phioii td&*a,. Slot engineered by university students as. cobf for a 'null ,n.a,o, dolls, pee.lrp heist hIt) pu 3 BARNEY MILLER Ghost The detoct.ves of the 17th p•c,nt deal artPu demon. possession an •g a5 'C and an accountant win a pock othA of grass )It) IS MOVIE Night Of The Pci. hoeing Oa IC) (1959) Mar lon Brando, Richard Boon. A Lid napped gill cause, pioblons Ii her Captors - 5151falls in bus *'th one of then. t2 His 9:30 0 MARTY ROSSINS' SPOT. • •THE LAW AND YOIJ(hION) 30 TUt) 3 eio 3-COUNTRY GARDEN MX TWA ( S'CO(MTRY FiSHING (FW* 8:30 (2) POPt GOES THE COhNTRY (MOW) it PORTER WAGONER (TtO, 3 NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (*10) WILIURN BROTHERS the Captives In a detirt town tasen o'o by hoodlums plan. fling an armored cat holdup 3 SOMETHING SPECIAL Abb. LflO Ceatit 5 by filing to impos. Pus visas on s..ual promiscuity on his cents and 5t5 •SUMMER SEMESTER (P.s. Lad i (be chief at the lbe eald the Into peel we Messeci velodeer liv 1k happIest' Per Amy's sew, DEAlt MOM: I could give depertmesi reads this. be beibiet 'What Teimlil's Wed y ear daughter plenty .4 adike, kcaieiml Is likely I. be busied t. R.ew," wilse Abby: 133 but she basal asked me f or tiprlvet..m L.*p Dr.. Beverly MISS, CaIIL cay. Tell her dial eves it she DEAR LIllY. What do you ailil. Earisee SI s.d a loN getshenelf'Eafls" you may do .411 17'year-oid who stamped its tests). Sellet to the marriage. retwWSlodean his rodU' addip.ed .avel.pe. plane. Lad let her a.. (MI bet BlM.lLMTON MOM theists I. "dlsgraW' yes di DEAN MOM: Yes rime 1k .wi trightes ,.u. She ras iso to has ream, but p 115. disgrace only benell. rat. 11 ane a west Sorry. LOW _____ 330 700 (1-12 TODAY (4)3 CU NEWS 0 0000 MORNING AMEM- 1GENERAL HOSPITAL ZOOM 3:30 *515 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) ELECTRIC COMPANY 400 (3) LEAVE IT TO UEAVV (41! LOVE LUCY SMY THREE SONS •THE LUCY SNOW CA 7:25 (3'35 NEWS 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 7:30 (3 12 TODAY 00000 MOANING CA 3SESA ME STREET 50° 4:3 CAPTAIN - 5.25 5.30 L 31 ,12 TODAY 00000 MOANING AMERI. CA 350CM 900 1 DONAHUE (4 DINANI 5 THE PRICE S RIGHT MOVIE hay t)I:AH ANDY 3 BATMAN •SESAME STREET 4. ]) pigBRADY (4) MIkE DOUGLAS 5 THE POGE FAMILY 3MERV GRIFP1N 15 F4ROOP 500 IT ADAM-fl •STAR TREK 12 OUMSMOKE •MISTER ROGERS 5:30 NEW5 t0VEREASY • Two BOS.ea$ back to tied until the lea kettle loll or five pounds. much less studIes and makes ham up his 13inonthold son. again While taking aSunday walk, I Several tunes he has tailed to was carrying our h usky child, get up and the lea kettle has when a total stronger asked, burned all to blat,, Why lint that druuug young I've tried to tell ham he MGNF1N 11:30 TONIGHT Gue,t hoSt Da,,dson Qu.Iti John Davidson Y v onne FILms,, tiLolt Gould 14'*M'A'5'H Peeling that his is passing ho by Hot Lips requests a transfer from the 10:25 4 10:30 (1 12 HOLLYW O OD _ SOUARU 11.00 (1)15 HIGH ROLLERS 4077th (It) 0 $TAR$IIY I HUTCH - This reNe I THE PRICE IS RIGHT 3ue oououa L'flI[Thu p JI1JtJ "l "l4V"tII"14I111IUII i Center, Shell Road. rr,e block pr.as.je, 24 p.m., 7th and *m, Sanford i5 S is 9 , with any Arth ur Treacher's Take Home Boat MOTO4HOP Scroll Saw/Sands, MOOlL 571 3.4501PM. IISV, 40 cyc ____ P * I I *I? DSUSS STUUNPIOM*IICHMT IS' ci#V Uwoal S '1mt*lo loOSe 5i bsesl _____ CIA IS? AREA SHORtieS PS cim wood. Plastic aid loll emb Canes wan Iwvde.g die aid bocaSig pod DI 'iSec .. iog5It Kill KRISTOPFIR$OIe All MacDRAW "CONVOY" THE TRUCKIN lI A free One free quart of . Pepsi with jZ::) aiiè quart of Peps'with NORRY T1RJUDAY, JULY S Sanford Ch$ed, 7:13 am., Buck's. l leLule Oplimlel, 7:35 am., Holiday tim, Wymore Hoed, Lab. May Rebell, S am., Mayfair Country Club. Owteslei Asyse., 5:35 am., Mental Health Robin Hoed, Akanod. Springs. Ceehiag demamiesila. by Carat Karlin, director of Ibat Woimliep, 7:35 p.m., Chamber of Casnmirc, 0 E. FIrst IS., Sanford. Delary Bleed Ikswlg, 4-7 p.m., ccsimumty center for dosuri 1705 yosrs, Yrlshlp (lob II am., A*aroeft Civic Center. Dies WarM.p, IS am., and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Istetstate Mali, 7:35 pm, Sanford Chamber '4 (lonnere. Seals, C1Si Doses, 2 pm, MaiNE' Civic Im ton FlINCH LVI SANPOIs. FLA. 111,1111 IM VISA SMAItSU CNAIU CA 7 sm., Sambe's, landsed. t-imft k Bp, 7:38 am, lard (wr"ty's, "Mal" Sprisigis. MaSsed lomimle J.ye.es, noon, Jaycee Wi1ng. Weighi Watchers, Sears Altamosde MaILS s-in :ALSO 60" "THU VAN"• FOR THE LOWEST RATES IN FLORIDA DAILY. WEEKLY. MON?NLY lasersacs simsk Doe Siecisip S MAJOR CREDIT CARDS NONORID I.Pert 0"16 *cx togFAMILY BOAT, CHICKEN BOAT, SHRIMP BOAT, OR FAMILY SAMPLER" : ce SiriUs See mailee at sells MADAME KAmrNINE --.-,-.'----- PALMIST Ath9 PAST - PUUPIT - P9JTVSI H.IaSoi lick, on all allairs LIFE. LOVE . MABIIASI. SIJUNISS CARD, CRYSTAL BALL READ IRIS ome $314405 TRAWLER OR CHICKEN BASKET. a,. end. August Y. IllS nosui FORD COMPANY OuaJass Aaep...1 PIWAY, JULY 7 CLOSED THURSDAY á Pv.sss, w Des 01d Semiosfo. Delims Ir, Auto Guld, 7:35 pm., Eptecopal Parob No.., Enterprise. woo WES, 7 P.M. Langws,d Q.i*y Jan and First Undid Watheikat. 7:35 pm. C'v'edy timid Ne'Ii.dist Church, ('w1trr). $imI ' sasalle. Casa.Iben'y Rotary. 7:30a.m., S & S. Overiet.n Aa.eyisim, 7:30 p.m., Allanante Mall Sews. Sunlight Prsseaeden, 7 p.m., Deflary Ccnmumdy reen man carr)lng that baby Indeed •SESAME STREET fireworks at dark. WEDNF3DAY. JULY 1 Memorial Hospital Association Bulidigig, Ahene Avenue. Sanford O$ims, 7:30 p.m., Holiday W. is Iakan(atemblèchance,butpue cif Ovieda Jaycees Fourth of July cektzatlon, beginning at II am. adjacent to Meat World. Ilartecue at noon, Civic Center. Free loud Pressure (lisle, 34 p.m., Waster Park 1 MISTER ROGERS 11:00 2)(4)S0*ISNEWI os CA VITY Guest poet ' aut,oi Robot Penn Ws,r,n (Part 20121 Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce. Sauteed kIwanis, now. Civic Center. MaSsed Seresader., senior citizens dance, 2:30p.m., muff 1000 Fireworks at U ap.m., Lake Luclen, Altamonte Springs. It 1 ARM leave It My lather MIS, but yes not Share lathe dreamed up what I consider to Mame for yea sos's sleppy be a very dangerous way to heists You shield has, tralaud wake Pumsell tç in the mus. him mae, yea, age, wise be use still lralanhk. First he sets the alarm clock DEAR ABBY My h usband is Ma i.efliin time When it goes a bill. hazsne. vIgorousoil, he gets up. goes Into the hooking man of 29 Hes a k,,u'g kitchen , tills the tea kettle with lat her. tad due to a ctwonic mater, puts it on the as range. back problem hi cant lift urn it up to Pugh' and goes anything that weighs "we than (1)12 CARD $IIARII5 (1) DONAHUE ?PA" Tieff ill" *30 day of foil and fun at Maitland civic Center sponsored by Oiled. Rotary, 7:30 am., the Town Hoses. Kerevery, lw., 12:30 p.m., $03 Robin Hoed, 1 Thank )uu W VIRGINIA MOM SONE un TO uvi 3.00 UR WORLD S LPJAS. YOGA AND YOU meaung dies) will riailae that ITI in ill SAl SA) UI drive Pier Pa and me nidi the whedleg at dial Wi belt),. (4)•G(JOSIGLGNT NEx3 Please. ame prod this so Ignored imybmihes 1 even well- ____ TUNIS 8:55 12 activities because of his emeen handicap ____ 8:45 (4)0(AF NEWS who has already suffered much pea and has had to lim* his (4)3 $(ASCH FOR TOWOR- girls do. Then we will have to let doesn't listen. And. Abby. things are ml always as they appear Believe me. my .-her get marned or she will would you believe he Is a and many athen in Rymi HOPI . disgrace us voiwdear fire . l, toldherthatwasthewtong depertnent'Mjyhebel,nuten nothing better thanto carry thej (IJ 3 FOR RICHIR. FOR attitiatieto tale, but should she to you MERRIMACPORT, baby, POONfi cwiy oat the ga,bege, derail care, the loves the hay. MASS (4) MIDDAY carry in the gro.nes. etc. A 1 lkqalwP*xilandhasnoobi yQ DEAR MERIt: j • tag have you any advice to give deepen should NEVER $. Se HAPPY TO CARRY THE LAM!) tier' She reads your articles slep with the gas re 3ALL MY CHILDREN every day. I hope you w%fl print slag. And fur his sale, as wed 1:30 DEAR HAPPY: And I'. something to help its .41 this AN ha lsmils, I hope yew happy, I. carry yew ouiili.hle I OF OUR u (4) 3 AS THE WORLD situation since she is about to lsdietIlshseuemeIk.de4ti message to sy reMs. a 300 (11 KUTAJIA stall (Pail3olS) (3) 1330 (THII) NEWS SARNASY JONES nt STIR3 I can't tell you how humiliating tIhs was to a man ltd IIi1sho high school. iTbis Is her two hew.) Recently she told her father and me that If we don't give her periniasion to marry, - she will 1.4JU • tcmu •g.jpeas C11 1300 ••IRNEW$ TNt YOUNG a.i AWARENESS 1000 Bairusby I hands are ledb,tai. ally shIn he becomeS on. of DEAR ABBY. My daughter. who IsIS. is begging me to let her marry a hay of II. I bare tried to talk her Into wading amoo.e LIGHT (4) 0 *155 NEWS (4)• C FM 900 (3) JAMES AT Ii Queen Of She Doesn't Care, She Loves The Boy HAPPY DAY$(IQ VILLA ALIGN *130 (1)3 wi4UL OF FORTt.sl (4)S LOVE OF LOt riten •FAMILY "'• peopie from paw macho Ma,urvu Ode Vies-s some c,h S FAWLTY TOWERS 1o.j WOW paw MONDAY, JULY 3 Weight Watchers 10 am., Ascension tsaiieran Church, Casseltmrry; 7p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Adventist (burdi. SPIDEN.MAN ,, t,s Ness a ' they Pied bonoewd f r om thee Church (It) TURNABOUT A r... Ali Carol Anthony c,.at.s events at lake Helen Park. his partner's 10. Hack came the club and down went poor South. (P1tt701 121(P) 8:30 3 W1IATS NAPPENINOII B15 And White BSjlS RI1 (It) Springs. Diet Wutabsp, 10 A.M. and 7:30 p.m., Sanlando United Methodist, SR 434 and 14 Carbon Union Building, Sidiun, 11a.m. aid noon, 7:30 p.m., Yard Predsylerlan Church. DeLand. ' Free BIISd Presses, ClInic, 74 g.m., 7tb4ay Adventist Church. Winter Springs. Lake Mim.e Amateur ladle Soddy. 7:30 p.m., V~ Jungle A midec ws. t'Qat'On leads Stsi.y Sd illega R~ Hood Robin end Ii men sncio, a villa" I. Inded Imu.e$, 7:25 p.m., FIrst Federal .4 by T. K. Ryan MAMJ discussing Overceeri A.esymeus, 1: 30 am., Medal Health Clinic, Roi'i Road, Altamonte Springs, 1:30 p.m., Community Ur..-i Ua".w1j.t thw'ch, Cueiberry. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m.. Lon,v'vwl Qtahty Inn OVIedo First United Methodi st (..burvh Job. The delicate balance between newspaper. P.O. lbs 310 San destroying the halt and Antonio, Ti. ?8132- so rew5rdii. CAPRICORN (Dec. 334M. 1$) Guard sga"mt trying to mablis wi purdmees today, speduIly (or Io' you're Involved with tar-seeing darablhty and quality shUd I; Don't be too sheet- take WStIdSICI OW Price and Sighted to follow their fa& TAUI*35 tApeR_35-May a) __ tIBIA (am. 33.Od. 33) You ma be IkolvII4 VIRGO (Aug. usrwi Commerce N.Y. 10515. Be sure to specify imoctatis b" P11C 0 (Feb. 35Marth 35) idith sICl. rationalize and pat things on ~ IHURSDAY, JUNE33 have had mu*Is treatments; bass etbas acc'dent Qiti PWI?I pen LSIi$ (It) howled Sd On ,y. dl*arwlae- do. *prvpsrly anddiacsesftwlth.IIyou theni reluctant to ask a friend to help upstage others or doing you advance a personal cause anything that could be eontoday. Don't be - he's glad to sideted In peer test.. Adhere to essid you in any way he can. proper doccrumi and today will [Ake to find out more stoat be fortunate socially. AQUARIUS (Jan. 35.111`96. 15 yourself' Send for your copy at AstroGraph Ldter by milling You're very capable of 30 cents for each and a long, managing your allaire today, selfaddresssd, stamped on. but what's good for you lest "lope to droGrsgs*, P.O. necemartly good for atbers. Box •, Radio city 3w*. Don't try to mastermind LEO (July 33-Aug. 33) If you tv tt v'oistiyi en auto Cf liii Wings I frv *WC down on the an WI• motonst JAN heir foll icles should be _____ make many new today In bsi acquaintances. Several cofldiEted along pr.Cticallinus. Irlendips could turn ow to be Speculative ventures west be estremely benallclal. CANCER (June 214uly 33) whic h we short"S heavy tees 'ice the c hiadi en to Starve Diet Werkshop, 10 a.m and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall; 7:30 p.m., Sanford ibamber of you'll RELP r Ha,, a talk with your doctor yowulfpr.jsctU you havs abo1* yew treatments osdU ran) electrolysis and the you are med iWd call your operator - physician o r . local county ms&al so this coming year from which ill You should show a profit 11 p - B may have to be treated at diftend to c'nist with the meWars. COO 12 CHIPS Hulths Btodai'CL Cis*toid Is himleif) (I cited by the Dt'oamsn f or a don't recommend a do-It• maimed results. tithe ares to be addressed envelope for The You'll become involved In an LP INK trw NAM ows treated Is large, than sections of Health itt., nman problems with others today. However, you may later con, 3 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC CALENDAR CIWTW4ion'1 t hat drIng. The h&. is. .n,...4 • r .nv beck No, I again. trmeac In a given am, andtalfft care of A call nod 0 vlationtly fored they came up 13 12 BEWITCHED eIIV$yiioatbeme and doft tiweght should produce per- cats with a long, stomped, salt. Jim 351 1171 hPail 10121 3THE WALTON$ Walton takes on a Plug. IInC post contract Mat j5 give p THE CROU.WflS poso' to gss wasi,. ungton '- o SIWERNAN SACK, orr Witat Goes tic' 1 taLes • S RONT 0' 12 TNt CROSS-wiTh 3 DICK CAVETT Guuit Pool . BY BERNICE BEDE 080L YOUR BIRTHDAY UJ5 '..'lP'OilI pq Al TNtUUQGO(JP%. - Q11- ft 7:00 ___ longuweghtodedroythe hair reabIe result a Ifollicle (rant) of the r. The iwed dermatologist eat be trick Is to do tlos jug r may uunenda comt.4 witbo1*'ngngHa skin and trained Individual to do the caseing scarring or urisljt*iy electrolysis for you. Many bee*i that may purist. trained operators for this Same reaction ml imsesel and should be tern- all and the cost migl* be less. porary. I do tllnkthitformost peopl. The first treatment Is not the place to del with the iieioeghfewy one ares.Why? c hair problem is with a -----Becaasyou can't ssethe detmatologtdfram your araa.. IIm 1I.rhalnor find the root of liewlfldsflnsthecasesclthe S tImes that we resting or have problem and will lomow the had the shalt of hair removed reliable operators UI your ares by whatever means. As these who can do proper electrolysis. -' sprost and are Identified they Those who we Interested In can then be trailed. A few keeping the heir onths(rbud For For Friday, Jun. 30, 1978 MW rJUD Cr eke and the halt his all dU*g the skin r,qIlr I come in again. I tho*4ht that curtain AMC" at *113 and that electrolysis wait to kill the rob is why ldant Want you to do It d the had. If you have a Depilatrun I ant afford to keep ping procedure, the electrical bSCk.NOWI WOW Win 1ObOW cwruitsdsliver.dbytourhing Use IN with a fine it yea would _____ nee& 'bea will med remove the method described in the closed ad that you an we for hair permanently as the HOROSCOPE ay Howie Schneider KIT pumiatly destroyed. The tothoezactsmnearesand*Is Electrolysis you we paying for, wile , CONSuMER SURVIVAL Vitimni Vocational Education Hornet three - - - -- LOC1 11 UK & MEEK 2' 12 NBC NEWS .110 C83 NEWS ARC NEWS every week It iooka oke. I to become coinQIstily I?so Of debt (R) owl" Robot Penn Warren 5.30 elscvu$yilo.l wed eveqwsek Who 1 1° haven't gas SW for NEW$ THOMAS !2'!! REMEMBERS wad h to ititrodkom an electrical - ---- 1130 lamano(SOwdlwve the mon" 7:30 (I) HOLLY scuangi 0 MATCH GAME P.M. 6 wholo princIple of dectrolyila - 252d 130 - - _ - - - 34 35 - 3T - - - - 31 3 40 ii - - - 43 I I I I 41 45 - 45 10 II - - - - - (1 LIA EVENING DEAR DR. LAMB -1reed ki your colomri about electrolysis. DEAR I - E 33 At Iigl.sI point 34 Day (Nib) - - 14 - - - - to IT i I - 20 21 22 - I 25 24 - I$ØOO4 47 Joel *2 I ii' p Lank y 3$ -- Taunt i OO1*f im 2$ Sun u 5 A for tow m' 11 Lad. PI'I0 eg5y(a) 27 On 12 woo 33 Pvsnt$ 0w 0+. Iffe OPY, CU WANT A ii a ii.. 35$euie by Art Sansom I Lup.no thise 2lIvonw.grp l2 Words olun. 30Vp.r4 deitondsng (2 31 $wgl. proect(abba)23 Dirty 32 s. THE BORN LOSER 'f9f!I secu 3$ Cciii oce 3 Ddo TV HIGHLIGHTS Electrolysis Not Do.It-Yours elf Job shaved for lSyesn. Six mos*M H I X I S 'Vl.LL2 I CPi'ni cuii,ncy President y 1f u1oj ' DOWN 24 549 (ii) 25 Second IOUJ • ajAjoJ Il'I1S1 (Qj*LMNl2Lf 33 S ped do" road 20Tm.s.(F,) 22D.asi, degrse(abbr) 23 Msm.es men by Mort Water !'c I ______ 4ICtoutto, 11 1011110 egg I7Stnqg*. 6 19 ____ __ 49 Mae" 4otm.d 62 11 Not BEETLE BAILEY Amiui Previous swIUlS SMinna$ag*l llGermon II Sot'v $flids ucfte 11,01000"' • it _2- I SWEU5T Theny. June I' ni-Is 1 V00*4 herb 111L 1 --t FL Chic Youna PUIVACT OP MT IIO ____ Nswsla.m, 'Ip.m, Ms... Set. 17.Sfl *tos1led. Neasto*Sead, Nil reading spaded wIRI lie. ad somsU* 2107 W. Colonisi Dflvs 840 N.Otlsndo Avinu, Winter park Fern Perk Plsii 4007 E. Colonial DrIve 2259 S. Semoran Blvd. eke 7145 So. Orange Blossom Trail 2700 N.Ortando Avenue, Sanford 400 H1y 436 Altamonts Spflngs 5503 West Colonial Drive, PIne Hilli ______ At __ - .-----.. ,. ' - �r r 4I-Evesê.g N.sM, IaIs,d. FL : I Thwsdiy. Jviw$, 975 UNITIOSTATI$DlSyR,f COURT MIDDLE DISTRICTOF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION COURT NO: PPN.O$.C4,.y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Lu. Lk'I PIlsMdf, Ak41 Abortions For Poor Women Argued In Appeals Court TALLAHASSEE, WPI - The 1st District Court of Appeal has heard a challenge which poor women needing abortions hope will unfreeze state Medicaid funds. Attorneys for the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services said there were no funds for purely elective abortions now that the federal government has quit providing matching funds. An American Civil Liberties Union attorney said in arguments Wednesday that the cutoff of federal funds did not eliminate the state's responsibility to pay for abortions which physicians deem medically necessary. The state has been rest ricflng them to those where the mother's life Is endangered or the pregnancy resulted from rape or incest. TOSERT I. SMITH, ,$ u' if •I D.4i"danI Ii) NOTICE OF SALE NOfIc. 1 IWV.by ifvMi 14$ p.jç Il0aSma,,FHND.,Xof Foqoclosu,, i,weq i' by 114 vO 11111Usd Cowl .0 tile 050,1Styled c.m.. ml Ufi.Ild Slates Manilal, o' ow os ills WIly i',$liOVllld dIpi$.fl, Mill $041 tpll opivty ,o Si'nlrisl• (11.0$!, F IW.da, describid at: In. MIII IS les$ of Lof 4. FRONT ADOITION. No 7 LESS PM 5i'j$i iii 10111. A5TAMONTE acc.cd.n ' ...-. ' -" P1415005 l.pa,. I). Public RlCi'd 04 Si'n.nolo Cam$y. FIo,ida 5,5 ticS. Iloe,. Iotii. if any w, ,o, UI ,e•r nI. at p110110 iu$Cry Ii 1111 111514sf bill 5.40.! lot (1511 at Ii .'CI1(i neon on TIuri4.y, AIIDAI 3, 575 Ill. *flt 400? 04 IRe 5.ni,',ole CO,,t'ty CiutlIlous., Sanford. Florida D,I, 50p, GEORGE R GROSSE UNITED STATES MARSHAL MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA KENDELI.. W. WHERRY ASSISTANT UNITED STATES ATTORNEY ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF PubI,h June75, julyl. I), 30. 117$ DCV Iii IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THI EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Sheriffs Action Studied TITUS VILLE, (UP!) - BrevardSeminole State Attorney Douglas Cheshire expected to receive today a report from the state Election Commission concluding Sheriff Rollin Zimmerman probably could be prosecuted for violations of Florida campaign law. Until he studies the report, detailing alleged abuses by Zimmerman, 62, and some of his associates, Cheshire said he could not speculate on what action he would take. Not until that package comes could I make a decision," Cheshire said. First you examine, evaluate, and then you act." Per Diem Crackdown TALLAHASSEE, (UPI) - One Department of Commerce employee has been fired and another suspended in the cpntlnulng crackdown on abuse of state per diem covering travel expenses. Assistant Commerce Secretary Chris Williams said Wednesday Lee Ann Burgess, a tourism development administrator, wu fired and Benjamin Edelen IV, the department' state-federal programs coordinator, suspended for 30 days. Ms. Burgess, Williams said, claimed full per diem for trips to Madrid, Spain, Vancouver, British Columbia, and New Orleans even though charges for her rooms and some meals were included in convention registration fees paid by the state earlier. Political R.v.ng. Victim? TALLAHASSEE, (UP!) - Mrs. Mary Jane Coniglio, who was penalized two days pay for lying to cover up for her boss in an expense account scandal, says she is a victim of political revenge. In an Il-page appeal to the Career Service Commission, Mrs. Conigjio said she has been deceived, tied and abused as a person and as a secretary." e also contends her suspension was political revenge because her husband ii an investigator for Comptroller Gerald Lewis whose auditing procedures turned up the travel expense account scandal in the Comrn mere. Department. Legalized Gambling Scored COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. IeI55$.CkIL IN RU: THU MARRIAGE OF ELSIE MORAN. Pi$1110n1, Wile. avid LEE MORAN. *n.puid.n$ Hvlbi'id NOTICEOFACTION TO LEE MORAN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN AD(IRESI UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED 114$ lii Act Ion O.sIsIutIon of M.vnlage us oem tIled a5aIn$t VOl and , Williams, an Deals businessman vying for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, made the remarks to the Florida Police Chiefs Association. Casino gambling is a bad deal for Florida," Williams said. Will casinos draw enough visitors to Florida to makeup for these who will take their children elsewhere? I doubt It." TALLAHARSEE, (UP!) - As governor's go, Reubie Askew is not wesithy, bst hi has provided far a comfortable old age by biqlng into th. elected stats officer's retire most fund. Askew pid nearly 030* lot. lbs fund last Jun.,_incriaslag his t.tiI investment in the ritiremug system t $44,170, making ft his mor M. Ii 12 yn when he and .Iigibt, to Malt drawing. p'rwion, II will y hIm 133,011 a year. Nsflc• IS 1111*1 51,111 ffiM I 1111 b4l11sS$ t 155) kI Li'i*oid, .'i. i,le• AflPiI, CI.. WSWsv Pwb. $.mNiIs y.FIirdi.ufldiVlllifIdASis C 14.111 CARRIAGE CLEANERS. 1411id if HANDYMAN JOHN ELECTRIC. i'd ff04 I idwid Ii i"d ffiM I .i14n Is IMiNIIIISCII,$04 11am. *II till CIecR 04 IRe Cwc.04 r551 Couldy. IRe CWCIØI Cowl. SløiI Cowl. Se.,,lnsfe County, FIS'I11 *1111 Iii Ill CliIdSlKl FIMIdI C0?d1E0 Mil$I till 04 PM FICIIIIUW Name 114 Fdvt4.j Nimi Ti 51(11011 SSSX SI ifi.4iS. ToWIt WI? IIC$NO S4411 FIs,ld. FIMda S111v111 ISP. w IARSERY JOHN Sq Sq CIIV11 ØpRi',,, PVSIIIII JuIW 'S. 17. 75. Mvi. '7$ PvM.D, Ju0 S. IS. 17, 75, InS DRY 47 DRY p -,, FICTITIOUS NAME Nofici ..,.o, ,t, ff04 I am ani.p,d $1 ISIlew$ II M17A 5 Lau04 Ave • Sa,II.,d. FII . (fltl$.di" tlli adopelso 04 at' or dnan(e by till CIty 04 Sliidord FIoq.da,I,tleW wlilcP.j $51111015 ORDINANCE NO. ISIS API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. PROHISITING ANY PERSON FROM RIDING A SICYCLE ON ANY SIDEWALKS ON PUILIC RIGHT OF WAYS IN ANY DISTRICTS WHICH HAVE A (OMME R C IA L tON I NO CLASSIFICATION WITHIN THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, PROVIDING A PENALTY, PROVIDING FOR THE OR DINANCI TO SECOMI A PART OF THE CITY OF SANFORD CODE, PROVIDING AN UP FECTIVE DATE A copy haIl 5. IvallablI 111111 OffICe 0$ tIll CiIy ClefS Ii, 'i t PetItion WITNESSmVI.atldIndtI4MIIW Ins Cowl onIM 'It. dOy if June. ISiS ISEALI ARTHUR H SECEWITH. JR. Clerk of C.lcu.I COwl Ry JaCQie$tInl VMmPMn Dipuly Clerk GLORIA JEAN WILLIAMS iS 41 Dot.r,40ntl NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO GLORIA JEAN WILLIAMS AltomOidi 1414195, FlorIda TiSipilwil $3151 33i MC' , P,.5I00. Jv11I'1L 71. 19. 5550 You i'p Iliriby roptl,id ' NOTICE TOTIIE PUBLIC Notice is Ilereby givOil PIll till Soard of A4IIAImOilI 0$ tIll CII! 04 Sanloid *111 MId I 150(101 Sn Flidly. July II. ISiS. In tIll City Hall 1111 30 AM In 0140! to coil DCV 1)5 ____________________________ C,rto.tC,v,I Oss.,. CuRly. FlorId. Caw N. 1$P3I3 TflIad.91011t$si Suppl.$5. Inc conporalsin. Plait.IIft • I You' 005*5? 0' written difIItl$, if any. in tile abs.• pVOCdedin wIll, Illi Click iftt..s Cowl, 0041. serve a copy 114001 104001111 P5.ivilltt'i lltiAly$, wRate 11am. and .404.15 IpOlasi PI.qo.n. on or bess,, tIll 70111 day ii July, 1571,1191140,11 IllS PniciedlIg bell'S I SvI Pre(loluni 01 '110115191191.051 t IOIIQ*.ng 4050,5.4 ptoperTy. to $mitty'$. a corporallOn. Inc. Defendant CssiaIyCiwI SessIdele Clioty. F1erl4 CaSe No P1.1301CC $3 N Ravb.$lis Manllittan. Inc (OrporIllOn Inc. • I i VIa D,Ilndant CubIt Ciii$ Osoag.C*ty, Flilla CUe NO CIII 1411 TIle Titrill MaclIen. Csmpaiiy, a corioflleoll Plaintiff '5 SmIlty's. Inc • ISEALI ArIte, H 10(5*111, JI Clerk Sy lefty M Cups GREGORY. (OURS. PANIELLO. JOHNSON SHAVES AltonneyS I., P11111.11 P0 50.3205, Plamlill '5 SmIlty's. florid. If you fal Is till your •nswer , erillin dilinSs it' 1111 P'icidd'lq. Oil PIIN.fl'$ ltlOrnIy, a default all SI 1101.4*9111151 yOu lot tile 101.0$ dlrnaad,d In tIll ComplasnI or Petition DONE AND ORDERED AT 111110,4. County of Semnol..SlatdotFIo,141,m.SpoIl divot June. IllS Depuly (letS VS a Ft,,Ido (of NOTICEGI SNERIFFS$*4.I NOTICE II HERESY GIVEN THAT IV ,Wte SI 11* corlait *111504 ESScu$Ioø. asltofodabe,,, 18444.1504 and undsI IRe 3001$ 04 114 nispscIe Cauds. 1114 lI I Penal 149101*1 tendered tIll Pias.ltlf$ IA till Cicuil Court 04 Ovan,i Cokilfy. Florida on PM Ilsi diyOf$.peem5.,AD 1077,141*01 cerIi'n as. ledNid. TM Tirtall Madt.Ioi CsmpeAy. a c.rporoflon. P11.01111 vs 51lllly'l, Inc. DifMla.il. .51111 a$.rlsald WrIt 04 EIKuIsiowilduIIverWtO11s.O, $Ilo!IftW$ensIAel. County. P4.145. avId I 111ve 10,1W won IRS 104100141$ 4111,1504 pfl,e, Ip owned by Sielillys. IsIc laid propity loclNdIn$isllIIoliCiwty,F14I4., - mow PII01IIIIIIy 4.5611514 ii 1.11101 L*Ilaiid50. Amuidod Pill *5,44. 00 I'IWdUl 10 ISIs P. PopeS. 04 PSI ReowIs 05 51MIAO4I COMEp. VIII. 44 IRe wAdIIt4$ed N 514* $amlnole C00My, P1110. sf11 01 ISIS AM. 50151 SIll 10v 04 31407 AD.IUS.offsr 1115* ME soIl *1441411 bidS,. 14(5011. *451(1 Is lAy avId Ill 01014411*11 1111 Prow 1*441 Os 04*0 $10010.15 County CoutlIlousi his Sanford, P1414.. *1 above dOicrIsid 144 prIpe!P7. TSW Said 5*105044 miS 10 IlliSfy IRs him. Of Slid *515 EsMElen. J11R U P0& *0,511 $504155. County, FiJ50 *41111 JuIe$.JISY5,IIL*9PS DEY ISa Eiecvlsois jofln E p Sl.iru$t Simsieli County, Florida PubhisIl DRY June I. IS, )e 22. 75. 1575 AFFIDAVIT UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE STATE OF FLORIDAI SS COUNTY OF ORANGE) 'p'. un6.fSiwd. undil 01111. Slyl I TIi. InlirumenI IS biin iiicuted bc tIll Pu' poll 0$ corn ply.eg til Siot.on 54595 FIrMa In. nliot.on of IRe un to 1.9150 • busnem inl0,pqi$IlJfidqq$t411C1I4.4$name BUCKISORPI T.mpe. P10,141 33411 Publ,lhi Junlfl.79. Jubya. I), DRY 55 SAR 5 Soutn Ii) CalSitbiiry, Florida 3 Atlac.Red Ilififo I'd made a p0,1110,0001 tIll flIwipIpir Priol PubIical.cn 04 rillulrid by lad JAMES R Ii fill kditariqi10stlOnleitIaACdIilIVIe oil. 1.00 Ii. 510(5 0. WASHINGTON Zon.r'g Ordlnanci IS It p11111115 II rime, lard setback re'Slllefnint$ OAKS SECTION ONE accordIn5 to ,v, MR I bud DistyIct 105,01111511 1111 pIll l's.!sof as 'ecrded in P104 5*05 IS. P1515 1 ltd S Public PaIl, Lot Ii. Ilk . TI II 1.1,19 mon 550'CifkIIly d,,lb.d Records of Slrnneli Counily. ilISCIleditIWOW StIll Plavusid uiIstthllPnOpOrlylladiIllontSS F R.$.dmnc, S L PirkitIt CIII., mat, loud if AIllmtmenl PublIol June 75, JuIti, ISiS AddIIOnII ,iliq,*ItOø 0111154. Prim ltl• Civil 01,14.104 11.0 Siminol, County SIll,Itf'$ OiPacInwnt and Ill. un0,c1ted as SIsitlIf W Semmol. County. •ld•• wIll 01 ii 00 AM an 11030411 day Of JuliO. AD 1571. olfir br sal. I'd sill Is lRePIq'dsI b.dder. Is, (1111.5.5)5(1 Ii Miy and III I!i$11n 1.0115. $111.1 FruIt (WeslI Do., 04 It.. si,nIneIe Counly Covrlt.ouse In Santord. Florida. tIle •bsve dnC,IbId 75! SInai property TI,$I SaId iai. is 51141$ mado to IltIty tile 10,111$ of laId WrIt 04 4 114w .ntor,lted .0 laid ., lorp1IsI. it'd tile 1.1511104 In. sil 101051 04 .ect. 1$ , Iouews WResi rqtldaAOi 5 Attorney to! Pliltiwise DRY 42 PlasittI. , SUSAN A ENGLAND LEGAL CLINIC OF ENGLAND ICREEK. PA $007 EasI H151t*ey 434 Dryer. Stifutis ,0 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE RIOHTEENTN JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND Poll SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. PENNAM(O. INC HAMILTON. 55 psicont mtust.1 $1111, III?. Cassossony. Fla, KAREN J HAMILTON. 55psccw* 1.41,051. South 1757. Calllfberry. P11 515 CIt PHILLIP H. LOGAN S$INNOI.$IR. LOGAN AND y MONCRIUP P504 0111(0 I75 unbid. P1441 *1775 A32SI*i,1 Si 551101* IZ)* DIVII AMENDED ORDER FOR SERVICE SYPUSI.ICATION On ,nitlon and •fflda,lI 04 pIImIPf .41. s,ln$l$I.d cMm. iy W.IRiF V CilNWy. Its AsSistant United SIsIis AttS?r11y. .000 actIlo I• enIrti liii fSq$i'tvrt in 5111111W till Unlid SlaIft MariRel up,Il vw.cli is bno.n. i'd IRis M.d s,,,py 1 114 Middle D41,lcI of FIorid*. It iS ORDERED I 1141any clamant or claimantS lOSbd vlI'ICII 07504? 0? p404410 ml complaint P'lcowl by P14 iOIildlyid Mt. 1571. i'd illdlfauI$ 111015sf P14 Court ollI prided Ii Ilnil ReOrsis, and .11lid.catton sf 11111 $lI 05 1$ cIa.m.nI or (lalMnt$ 1114 50i'5 tervid offi V00151 Mid $11111 s,our,claISaI.of lid vWlIcII. IS ,., ,, q , i'sls,t'. Por$l'tut. of 119 Unlid Slates MarUllI TMI 11141 04 mi one., Dl by $14 UIIIII4 Slates WIthal Al 'wospaper of 5l111V1I cl(u,at,00 0 Sem.neW County. Fl.,.da. inc. a am Is, IPM (Oil IlOutivI *1151. CifilA$lfl(Ill$ in is. ins DONE and ORDERED Orlando. Florida. till 14Th day W J.nl, ins George C Vol.115 UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE PuDloll JunI 75. July 4. 157$ DRY SI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 7$.lI$SCA.41P STOCKTON. WHATLEY. DAVIN A COMPANY, a FlOrIda corporillen. Plaln$lf$, '5 IRUCE ELOIN PRICE and MARY LEE PRICE. 1.15 wIld. PAUL MA1HI$ad SESSI5 MAIHIS. Ills *10. O.4e,idant$ NOTICEOPSUIT TO IRUCE ELDIN PRICE and MARY LEE PRICE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA NOTICEOP PUBLIC NESRINO TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN tMCIlyCsoaiciloftReC,$yWwIAlor rIds. 11111 laId CIty 14st. Ce.A011eillMidapubllcilel,Ingai 1110 City 11 Wintor Sprwlge Coin AlISWlp IusIdi. iii Tumidly, July I?. InS. II 7.31 P M.. or ii won FIrMa. Si Ill uhiAS 05bhp Ss a ___________ --. I, 11*. ME 51111010,5 beNoilt TNISNOTICE lIsle_ IRe Iiinhp Nilsil 44 *0 51w 5 fl4asjs,$ 04 04 ObOflIf150Is *0 Clv. wo (I 11* - MIrvwbp.Il. Ulnulelasa YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED mat an 0(1,0111. Prudos. rnoelgp,l DIVORCI-S*N - Cuow,WIW Fri 1.10415 KIT. iii 7$I• P54115014 FL 3255$ iii FACSU*ITI$A DRINEIN'., PRORLEM pp,AkowIlc5Allon,mouS CanHill Pi.iniM34.t WritiP 0 ' FISf4I 32771 ISALCOHOLAPR0RL'M IN YOUR FAMILY? Al. ANON s, 1,miIIe,.qtrI00du,f pr11le.l$d,Ibi,i FortutlMrIn.$Isn(1II 132 ISWO!e,Iti S.an*4AI AnonFamlIyGqp P0101W Santerd. Fla.3377$ ARE YOU TROUSLED, Call Till Fri *1227 14 *1 CARE. 44lI$ & lions ___________________________ • S-4.ost S Fa.HId _______________________ Si.epfllrd. Male. Last al 105 Giand Send ASI Lake Mary ISO REWARD 323 ' Rewar4$7$loq"M,.' lOyr 1101011 Cal, Groy & WIlt. Call (0111(1 3033754332 - - -- fln ZELLWOOD ORDINANCE NO. 144$ AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. AMENDING SECTION I OF AR TICLESOFORDINANCINO bOil. SAID ORDINANCE SEINO TIlE ZONING ORDINANCE OP THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, SAIDSECTIONREINGENTITLED PLANNEDUNIT DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, SAID AMENDMENT CHANGING SUS PARAGRAPH OF THE REVIEW AND AP PROVAS. PROCEDURES AS TO DEVELOPMENT PLANS TO ALLOW THE CITY COMMISSION TO REINSTATE ANY LAPSED DEVELOPMENT P5*35 FOR AN ADOITIONAL PERIOC OF ONE YEAR. SAID AMENDMENT FURTHER PROVIDING THAT IN THE EVENT A DEVELOPMENT PLAN LAPSES THE CITY COM MISSION SHALL FILE A NOTICE OF REVOCATION WITH THE RECORDED DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND REZONE TIlE REVOCATUD UNDEVELOPED AREA AFTER RUCOM MENOATIONI FROM THE PLANNING AND ZONING COM MISSION. PROVIDING AN SF FICTIVE OATS. A is., 111141 10 1,111110 it IRe OffIce of 110 Cliv CIII'S Isv all 7551* 4151119 Is onsnt1W 1111 AlFIrttlSIANsfeegStd(RIINS 111111 111,900 iNSvtolity to 1. RehvdafMldMin'S Irdlr 04 lIe CIIy CSillillWlIifl WlIllCItvSISa.IISr4.F*ld. H.N Tans. Jr 323.5176 540411 5 YOup 100111$ lIllIruclon l,PiliSI,. T.aCilW. vmngst.a spicalty Latest p, 5 (.11111.4 by USA peg TuIWllRdP,y Fir Info Doug M11k100141. 37)3207 - - fl._$5a.( Pot5 ____________________________ IndlyldobI *14*11 drIvIng No.111 on Part AvO. Sanford on Dec II. 1577 arOund I0 pm & *11111.104 I pedesIrlan Auto acCident PIIaSI (III 105413*1 collIci ________________________________ 'Inured LiveinHsus.toipe,,ewnape , Iitir•nc,i 'iShittId Reply Sei 57) c• EVilIlng Herald P0 Iii 1457, SanIrd LEGAL CLINIC0I ENGI.ANOICHEEE AIPrdabIi legal settc, CmeI nt IImale Conluttatior SIC Open DayS. F.es & Sal lOb 2 UI MN. DIV IN 115 ANIMAL HAVEN KENNELS A Iloard'nq Oil Inside dogs 5 (511 1*5,11 11415.01 uns P14 Suppi.0i WI,,. I Kal KIn 1.141 (oill,n.j5 Wrv.(l INC lt41b llandaII 0000 *5011 Sal Gioom.ng III, I, bsI5.$pm.r, wild,, 1401. (III 154 $125 PM. I lOoSe nIl P.c* A, saloon lmmI(wlal.) Ui. 1 basIl, limed vOid 3211 151 & last A,.ilabI, allOt July dl. AdultS pnil,r,14 FnelE$bimalll. Call 5344110 3737044 USA. * e clrpit. pool, tnn,5 count, club 'soul. & m.,iia 9. .1I,,1 5751 me I yr$ Ills. )OIlfly MaIM,, REALTOR Al J'$LAWN SERVICE Year 110,111 mal,lte.1lnc. lI,1I0I54bi f 1111. 310 1414 fl-t$0uws Fwnis$0d F1.,,, Muw Maleni Coupli Iso pIll 1.5 Yard Paler & Ga'S I,. Ill LaS. Ma,, I lOaM YatdOeOr.s, trasu lp9Iilncfl S m3c ILOCAL) 341 Sill 75$ -- ________________ us1Pr.psip . I,ina,I 5101* *40 111401 5211 you fvrtIlll, p414w, Trim 00 Sea In. 1,190 (14 11 *757 15100 c, 111* "1W5m bulIdl'S LICI,lwd PlIlIfirl. 377*000 33)751 Ptenti. Service Ev,smloalekend JUNE SPECIAL (1mm siacd avIl - I' Motel lulling ' . 50 It 10* SeIlin00w* - - ReIer$. (I101, Fall SirvIci Ct's Cdl A(cspesd 337 1551 A"sf.lsinO. Drapes. Upflolst,ry DOWNTOWN Slnlord 1145 51 Fl ROid I 1.115111193737541 i 'rot IS ,nIn FREE Gel yiw øuiTlSI19 NS,p* 1154505 ALL PLUMIINO)15OS$.V1I$ D11NIiI ___________________ Call end 50 dli IA RIlIty *04141 "REAL SCOPE" I15 ,lu, revs. on dill, IA ow 04145 lelalSiI.rl9 All types rssf loll II. ridul, OuarIlItdid Loll i50Slr Till F,01Elt SOIIIWISIR44IIII32), 0054 0 The Real Estate Agency REALTORS Sl$ up toots. $11119115 & LOaI$SfaAy ISIS L'c.nsdd 14)1', 5 P,UW1. lIlill Sanls CallIJIlliP Sew FiNng ySIP 141401 UN HAND #JN'S SPECIAL LMnl UQjk'w3SRI.,500 441)7 It .,'U 1.10 - Goembel Fence Co. Nufsr. Sin seNse marrla,i 333 I$P 5.Pm*y11004JOANNIEDIAN S. COGIURN. Sily JOANNIE Vacal,on lime .5 tilt I 91$ S JOHNSON, You we PRICISIOI0IAWFILINO Lit us lIe your 11*1 *5.11 you need Iota Ilappy t.PM .110 (1a55t44 Ad . I- - Tr Ser T..T I01d,.51 110$ 51*0 101*0* by Ni, rIN*ory, CIty 11111 50 LISe 1011$ 10*0 sanf..i $04510. DATED. Julie *7. $551 Tr44 DrIve All P..e.4.I MINIS ME (550* 451*11 *1114 H Ss1*ows, Jr W*titNonl$NiSyS,*ls*0 441151,900 50*%.N, Is 0015 lImo *5 1100 ME oil CSL_t. II *1 dIrt .1*1 CWchI Court Reihp. S' Pill CitSu DATED *4 *5011 oy Pssrhp j '.DoS, Cliii y W Hi.*ijii T71IAS A 1071 CIty if WIll lpehpo. Cdy (*4 P1440 C11VIS P15051,01 City f c.s5*.,,. '1' InC y MelyT. Ns,$50 FIlls 40 $slN Port A,ses C*y (1111 01101 Iwo 17, *930 SnIt FIoledi *7571 Ju50 3S. 5505 P50144 30 *930 P055 alvIn JIS*Jufy5,I3.$.40$ DSYI$ OSY In 51 ms*s DIAL -w-. - •.. - -' .,..t. •. - .1• ------------..-__.__,_._._., ,-.•-- * Gar.wli*l..'I 5,5 IoI.EklaliS,00.P 5lIlSTJloITa., Phi INCOME W ) I . 115J5 55151151514 55.14419 1011 Iloorby 517* 11151 - Tm. $10 conta.mW fcons 1*5 04 *.5 sIlty LI'IIA*I *1111 S* *55114. .'ilh ••iI oIl M. Unsworlh Realty ' 4' l5 4.1 II C K5,I, im*p. lIsL..5, S5*t' 1440,1. 5.11 01$ & 0*ae ions 00 SATEMAN REALTY se.,'w.uw... 13 ORM.TOS . - - t .5.5 __ _%. - 7$-MøotC7C*s 504.(1O4In55.sf.io OL All *C.( 'IC V tS IWlir flItPl$ 1 1.4 .' "531 Ø 4.II DIII. 150.-.. ___ 7531 111 IP 5.5114.4 Dasos,,,., II , SSUISSSS$piS$SSfl,S 1541504504 $1515115 Ow RilIli World "Nose POOTECT,ON PLAN' 00045 ___ . m, Suoroolamp 114 IA41S1 114,515 Yowveopyup • 151 4.151*04151 I4Iw .011* REALTY wom.o. 'TbeR,ai Estal, Agency REALTORS t,ll, tb 54.. l•,'.l, '.ne.ng pl44s IS Itse. (Or 55 04.4. ' . _"' 44540. PUW $111, 000010 - .051 MMs La. L'slanqs 111.111 05 14 LII 5 MaiSel ,ovl Pripsstp Ill IS. 0. 1115 t'ades CMI 101104 5115 & 5b,'o Illl II SOS SAIL S*$IIEUN AUtO sIll 15*1. TOSS 5010530, )$9l1e.es 't.. 01I1 TOP bOlt,, V S LION SAND .a11 Did (011.312 i 441100 lOs 50105 101 II sma'l 5siloP $011 151.10 01 L's lain, ls40 a 1.454 50 1.15*41 'oIl 11110$ cmi a 1051 1,t (l00444 Ad (a.l III loll ii 1)110) .5* ..*a44.4 to place 14 (a . f, i'4.y Cbonanddoasaf PReserlid. UI 31Il.ov$IIsm. beI Slit fr . - i'- . -- -- - W5l(P.1505 ,0. 'hC .0'-----0 I 'AS 115s,,90 151541,011405 ,51 '0's,' CIII ()fAi,5 37)117' pi YMINISI UI, II 'IC, P5 I 0.iØ .11104 Spiel.a,. 0.,',... 004,11, 5.11 P.*d 0 *100.1 A%j TQ AU( T 1011 uvit T..1,4, I Sal a' I 04 il ' wIlt s44.0 '1 ' e " 'usIr,od pisi IS P.4?51 0010' 149.111 sh ' lOS .'e .0,011 5 laid (a'I 104 7551)1, I 11111141 1111.11 , - 55144 P5 1)5 a I O 11a 1311 a., 005 ..a4 P Q 175 , • 5.10.09 So. 1011 't'Om.( i',ai, vS *0 P3 1"A Tn. Ii, ,.,,s Sell on.. Cal --- .-- - - NEW CAR TRADE•INS 1070 011$ amA WAGON 9Q95 $795 1072 TOYOTA 2 DeW 1013P1N10 WAGON 9195 I 000111. 1505. h4%e5. p0.5 * Fovrt Green.. Inc. 14% ____ u.s ii Ysmiri 1w. l.v... 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FIrMa .' ...'lV All '4($*p1 I 'iivp 1115 '• 1,7 '.. t'I I.') 1519 •"n. 5 c- " I •lISI"di a'W51llcs,.ett.e,•4.5 I SE HI 1111 - r*v44 SO_Autos for 3*51 ___________________________ ' EZ TO BUVI 14. 5511 S'O lIla'S *4 ISIS 140149517.10000 - T7AU* Can & U5ALTOIfl)M..5 (.4105. SIllS i'S 'A 51Mm till 'I.e POSIlI 150.1 .1 cm a (ass444 Adi II.. llalaei UI 1011 I)' 'Set Ricendtmisd HollIeS dl 11014d & LsA5004 1101 $17,111 Ii $8155 OlS5p0,155lAl$5lIrt.n5 miss Ibi5 *5. il'S 0*51 - 73 •,e.i., I'. r la. 5' C11WI 11bps 5 5)50 121 5113 5M "'54 I'S, 5M I 'UI ri Siul 041 & i14sS new VI90$lp Ia01.d 'All.'. IWOt IOU We I lt'.Old 5aoe., ('P010'S 101 Ii' $1 fl) 04? I Raborat esatry BALL Realty .11111.01 Su,ors dsAt 73 -crsI*llOt35l VefvC51.s ' 715 5 I '.s APIS liWi 0,51 hW 1411 wine n5NI 4,100. _________________ e_ ITTT lit 51)55 ('1(0 17450 Di., I tl .110,1 $101 ..cillitp 55 84.01.144 b,.,Of Low 15*11 SilL Oil III 1)5' CRYSTAL LAKE SI. 751St' *111 501151. Nt *1 III,. *4.4104 Cwpet I If. 51v.rInsifll 50bsd.,,d Ii 'I 'i II. dan N. Quai'I,.i,u 11,1001 '.IQ4.i% t "lose lrm I •l I ( IC a. *P.'lMi..II ISAI ION 177 lilt I 50411*" ml5tI P.501111514 cl'l III 11Odlf41 000lvullin( .5 Ll'. 101. 111,1.11.1 .Iew P,.ve,,e4 4. loin IT'S "IN" TORE"OUT'I OLI I'.' •n lia'..i. 5501 05 MuWollul 1's1-1.1 I ie%m.l.dl 'IpI pit .45, 15. U' 34.0 Ac 'ev' "irs..".. ,_, •l,141 00 *5 Pl0'S li 1 0l C 0l4t"A5 5 *.i..afl 5)4 '371 u1 ,n 5 10 I OUT *5 UI VI 0114501 isèuIsftft,usu., ma t Ill csnosn.enceI Is. Il'a'. (s"".e'.s I 5.5 .Il' I £. I 10% & *9 '5 1.0 5 u - r'.. 1:1 50:0 - To1s' '5 V* 117551 1.Ae., UseS , 'MOld s' 1011 51 Ii I(Iis cat at A.Ip0 Si,4 5 55*1011 ta 111W Commetnal PPeneIfl 7511 510144 REALTY WORLD. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS mll.lorMm 3120011 51SS5SS5S5150 JOI1* su1011 A1SO( T111145150i Selsmp Ow IllS omnaIIon.I Riforrol lpStlm M1091 you Wyirs soun P.001l owId net oftiiec.W be 1175104 is REALTOR 12) SIlo 3174 PaIl Of HI IllS hA.. TOO Anet "72351 )77 p01 8715.01 US SSSUISSSSSS SSSSI ___________________________________ '5,, 01I Sli.'4 •I.41 caot adu 1505 140. ,% '14510 505 '5151 '0 tow' 90's-c ' P 0 132 liii .' 11510) 11109$ I 1040l.15 51351 cli" p'.oi 4,4.5 I ". Ill 5151 los, 1111 Ad.55$ 'IC 05.145 H,5i lSllSwlii"t p I ul , 4.5 II. ".4'"4 551 Ilsi.' y0015 I 500 Wace.4. 'is.4 1 le '.w 511$ 733 550 $1if i•' O"-ng toOl ' 'endI 'lI teal 551 ('1ff p Il'51•t '05 $11 III 1950 REALTORS 322 1332 _________________________ NI. V..., 1.104 30)5, 5 5 liri.i1. 111171 $IOlti.d Jim Hunt Realty 1237177 1971 311151 ASSUME S pa,w5Id5 oO $11 S4Pa't *..4l SOIl '4 114 ii $51 as' I'll 3 Il*".11I •u'U I'S II'S llb.'ItI III as" $1. a' ha_IwO '.r*' V.'15,4 •Ita I? CIII lIe 'ci it. 4.5% Buy La.', I MI' I'I 51010.4 A.' 5i, & $1.. . 'PMS' ' uSll 'v'S i tI' I S'.ls 755l•. JIll I.'. l,. & W10 I (I " '.0.510,.505,10'd ,"'.le 31, sIg. 131 I'll HIt 1005' REALTY WORLD. TheRealEstat,Ag,ncy lIi,0,lf,OI TONED- VA I 'HA Remit bOiled '1 np a'.aS •l 541'.'noi (0,11', lIt 104 to 15000 D.c.. pa,Rlalll in at 'lx i ii a6-Wansd to - (,5i __ MInuaclpl$. 11,1.0015. li,q 7550!I Discaøll '*5 322.211 ir 24 HOUR ( 322.92$3 api lor ISne III, Ibalt, Iel.rinc.s '150.415 514$ *10 ii .vm N 550 COMPuTe.., 1,nt' ____________________________ - 15.01.09 It Ou,'ng P. can SPin ai l.on,55 en,wRo.e -n SanIo.d LIOC isItt 0101.1. so, porl 01 S•m.no'. it -e. (oun', Ml 5,0 In..' .0.5 11m'Il'Ili, If us let. 11411 •15 .5* lISA III e'lI,I'ed pa,PMnl 5,0545". lI*LTY MULTIPLE LISTING-REAL TOO $115 coop *110115 4., 14.045 ' f Ill I It' 177 ''51 .u. Ill., ApI 5j 51104 "Ow $95 5 we 'MImnl 5l$,1 5001s.d I r .P's Sale.ps 131 $731 I p'.' 5 01 Za,,. Plala. 114i U 00 ' PARK -.-- •,___. lOSCii'g HAL OLBERT REA1TY111 E,9)fl50l7 177 1Il REALTORS el -'- 'A' 'n' $011 '.51144 P., II 'sa SIll DO' ".0 130 •0ll o. row t'OW4. '•5-i '.S sills • .me. 4 Repossession5 5*.i s.ie SSSeSSSSSSSisesssssi REALTOR MLS 333.3774 day of night ECONOMY ?VPING$IR VICI - .AINTIN0,CA1PUN1 115 I10EWwo5egsir m --_ PISIA,u 11.901, 371 1* ut m IsImom INN Harold Hall Realty •.f .1.0. SAIl' *0u4 n404 1m'.0 WI 7PI0 1040b.1505 041'S *14 '514 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Stryici ( 25,63 - - 44.I '-o'' "5.AS' G•t 0"i15 sited. $1015 & 322-2420 k,.J,, O "LOOKING FOR THI$ ST? H. 0*5 lIlSI5Ii45 W*5 5511*1* L.L_ Shads 11005 porN, Yleg 0.04111 P101.1*5 P0*4.05 & P1155.1.Cuoeoso, PREtEST IA5TIRSI 3311344 & CA0INITS -R OH55,-' 'GERRY'S REMODELING" 22)54)9 SUNS SPECIAL - Ni. I SR IS Clrpotid NillIsfO, bar bsi Dciii, cli I44 I.t., $N. AOne,ican RMl All 313 III) 113 R$5dinl,ll - .h.. .Qv' lot Miiy 323511 cent 111, SitSS1UhSSluiS Fence Si 53-PS.lIJIS% - -- _ - %.'qert *"'il. IS I',,.. 1.7$ lj" Ml 4 5.4.419 - 11. Ma', 177 53)' t,, 131 11510' 717 lOt. - _________________________ Sanford's Sates Leader Weailial• 054,, OutED TO SILL 11.01301 Mily S p's lid 0 Sw'dS "0. 11115*5.1 MOd 51 c carpet, C H l.l(li Tls.nl.n Of 5.Il.q slip 551011 -Ion is sip1 ______________________________ 327530, 505 P01EV *rit' S R.pers CIII 32351*5 Glady Brow,, Realty 9.1111 saSs s,o,.d. blvId0$ Seiimp fl Ow di '*'IelSirllMl _________________________ EleCtrical III Ii,.l5 PIll Iron, $1540 333.7133 '54 P1,5 Di . Santovd 71) INS I i$ 32)4143 Ill 0'!" Country liOma I SR. I DIII. (Irpeted. C NSA 51550 _______________________ __________________________ LONELYMANWELOING Cutlom WeId.115 4, Repa.n U, '(5 I''t "M,'lp ESTATE SALE Grand 0140751. IR ( HIA Sit(P. D*obli ItId ,0'd IfOwbief, I AdulilOssly N.Pll1 ' 05*.. I StAll A55i_ ATI S 4' '.101o'Il Sa'.s isiai' I 005 1 isati M..S Se'.ce l'l.'im.navl ad,e"'Sni 15* "os'. 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I, So Tiwnls.s. 077 * 75ff so l'51ff C lolA 515.50 _________________________ Aluy uII & P1,1 Time Ma4$ I Cooks Apply t%pll'son Dap%InnS,onbord uII Iimq GUAWDI I Ti lRec,llors,SII, P011 Imi guard lISa 11.04.4 3271510 lot appt - - SAIIOSA PtIa do i',,• 11115 01 i' 12 5)550 I, Dam (5.5 ,.Ms pouns Qnip 573 50 moasi U* 05. Sun 1* 7735753 Cia$0mWatsii EXTRA SPECIAL iNE*PIPIS , vi 4 SR ISa ISaIIIMODULAUHO5.lE.0 LaME h$0kinaaca NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll Ind urn listed in our IuIe'.Is S4'cvci D',dory _uo.fwlnsaurwu,I apt Mat., 'Ac Ac. $ 5173 me 155 da, 32-4uws tMlurnithsd lfl9. Edging. TrImming. W.od.n5 & F *111111411 3P 0445ot 333 521$ BOAT BUILDERS 1100.11 oulboani .f5halIaton ,. yell needed 04 once Mn 14,, lp.rwr,(. etIl OkIC. Maccu,,, VOlv Top pay & ll.a seal round *0i5 Cob. Soal Co tOO 3,Iypr Lal# Pd LETI IC HONIST It P511 wd1.11't 10041,1914 I 110* (i'll! 711*0114411? be r..dlni tIll Id. It'd 1*, weren't lOOSIlIg Icr someone 10 do a 105111514 *1uIWl'lblllefi llpouwin*tpw adultS. '0 37) 1754 HUGISEY EQUIPMENT D'S. Service. CleorIni. Mosirli Slit Ills. L011er 327*7 isCast W,lIdo ROOK KEEPING & TAM5 for Small 51151,101511 SR Ganape TOWNHOUSE I047 Key 434. AIIi'nls. Bootdiwping I Pill DItI-Tip Soil (lienS Gormby 323514$ Iotm.nly Harr,oSlS 1.1111, No.1 %ltt 15131 322 S712 $55 TREENA A. KAYE, ESQUIRE. Central FloiSde Loeal Sot,Ic5. NOTICUOR InC. $04 SmutS PorS A'OAue, San PUS&IC$U*SIIS NOTICE IS HUSSY 5I or bifsrs '110 514 ford. Florida )3fll. IRe CIty C11RCII 04 *0 Clv 04 lstdsysf AuDISf. IWO. 0114 file me 045111110 C lilt 0411115 CawI CsiSaISsrry. Flolile. ME ME( 111014414 *0 CIASI41IWIon 5451450*. MflNO 00 P0111liniO4 01*A5Ysll*unIdlotilyISIrNfSir. 04 wsd 011* *0 .a.... IsIrhp Tw11 Fu* ** dy 04 *i'RS, I IlfIwl .411 WiRler 151144 01.14*1 1144$ dSrnondld C" -fy, F*Ma. P104110RS.fN50ME017:30 sislSi P.511W TI1544*esRalIwplml,sl*ow. PMenMe14y, Jifp SI 505,5,11 win IMls10sv C' CIlInPiovn . lIt 110., Ape P11,110 Edranco Adults Only lOIlPalmee,. LAND CLEANING 10*515 REAUTISALON 10 WrVs o cipy of your lffiA 40100015. If Iny, Ii IRe *0It4Ain*eP.1liWno,s.n,,ne,. CIcI PIIP10 June71. 197$ 327 3435 32)5115 cd '- W jUST tilTED large aII,a(l,,. I II 3 5.01, ci,a, ii .ng F I It I SR P .111 ApI team. l5.rla$ I l,iiuiOl, IOwIIl P1I51s CIII Aflonwy Services U 114 *0I,I1W,CIIIW. SHEILA DIANE I1ACO Of-'. 141500' Iii 31a'11S dli a' .110.1. 7 Ave SatIng. 510*09. IPSSULAT:Ots Sanlord 3721771 1004.0414 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THU EISNTEUNTN JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. PSII*CA.ilO IN Rh TIe Mflu of SHEILA LAVON COOSURN NOTICE OP ACTION TO HARRY LEE JOHNSON R,sl4onc A,isi UnSA YOU ARE NOTIFIED 11111 a PSI Ition Si Slip ParOiI *441 Ion IllS 51041 11101 by JOHN CECIL COOSURN It'd JOANNIE DIANE S COGIURN, ilu50and aid wIN. . I I, *001. 1 o'.el,lSi 7 (0 51I. 14115 cm '4.32 *4 Hat ','1,'aIe 101 C nIt.' Sell but 513'MO CA5505 *llSOIIWAIEIVUIS,ITUUE SU, SILl. TIlDE 1111111 I-rot V 137 laO, & TUE c.000LyE' I,ec,.l,spuil n.01l .11 idiilc.I4. .7 UI 55011' cc canOeS. C USA. OS. I5 00' 4' 0.4 1 Sd *101 esmssseesss 3mm 10 Cowan, 350 P0,1151*0 371 0553 on 5017344700 (0111(1, DayS Inn McieI L.g.I Ntcs LAVON JOHNSON. 333 5300 _________ Salary REALTORS 74)5 3 lN1 1,157. tanio,'4 OWNER It ow .'. Ila.SI9 4W490b 1514.09 IplacIl. Is,,, OIl to l'.i I 44. 05 Wine 511,40 ,ou "as ,du14 ii. PIll Ill lv' ., - . U)NN - 51.1$ dIp *90%, for $i'ipir CItlin, . 10011, vIny CIlIA & msOm. SOS CUSTOMHOMESRUII.T REMODELING S REPAIR PHONE 3324405 (initIal Heat & Air Cend F,ai Est Call Call Kartil It SEARS, Ipe011unty to elm U,re1 to Flye Hundred dollars a wess, MII 15004)3 4103 anytlPM for Ncu______________ m.is.g $$-I'lp -nIsd wRdrllAI - 1101* SERVICE LicenSed US CcsoIl The Real Estate Aqecy Wyinlod perdo. patIo. lare hit III? la'la 514.111. 11) oit %toimCI,.ss vow 11a, " iou. alVo , 3411 411 "iml .'I I C la$t 044 *d Cau a ".1.14, Id 111. •, 131 lotI 0)1551) $l1s. ,d Ca..,,'. ,.Alp *504 loins O,mlsa.,I Central Carp (loPe, ma lis Us, U II (slIps.,,, MAUI 4*1111' Drum, Si 7., balls I.iml ol Ma,'sc • C U&A •' PU .01 I C r-CI.(OtOet I I S.f splac 0. & Menil e' hull 55150 REALTY WORLD. 100144 SR. cM5sl AduIt$ 1151597)32101110,4 Hi CRAWIORO'S RECOIGERA Antislc Helper us MtPlIn(S VendngMacll,n,f1a..(hanc 11$ CIlOCa,. Manaq.r T,annj SIalionAlletidanli $55 Sale$N,5.s us 101 Commw(al 34100,1 JACKIE CAOLO SWIMMING SCHOOL INFANTSAND ADULTS 3273323 Small Air Coiitton1i - tspi*asc CarpetS hI. -- , on, ' 'A. 'a.• luai.l.d len $,.5 III .5 322400 III Fwn.. W0*44L$44' 1. P N ' ll-lmfructiojw 1140.rl Ill m -lo,p. - 01.0.0 .lI5.l,p1,i PI,c arpi4 •pi.o ia,145cog, Mote hilt $1150 -" .- ________ '41, . portS i-_ p r Ill .0 a ', ,v,e neIsatre' RIP *A5IA11TD Jwll (10 ,o,. 'a.. ,.oi pcoecl, Pr ' $i leSiL011'j$iO!l,p C P41* .0 5.' t'icelp 01(11.115 I I *5M1'NAVI%UOPLU% )'SSanIOVIA,p •IS•S551SSSSISSSSSSi DOtL '401)51 (07,150 Isam '.m .n C C MIni,' Doung l."sCail, - 010*3351151 LI.IV I 50 I',b4lhMml'A1q..41 U3l31IDa,sfli11t REALTOR 3130111 MULTIPLE LISTINOSIRVICE Ivet. II) 1500. 3735511 3231504 ' COUNTS, lItlIllOSi 1401 N'a.l'IIl.I U 52 THIS FOR A STAR I 00* Remd 'v'ylRsn vw0451,9, 5111 us Foreman ._.. REALTY Re's i•p(Ifa'$ 5,54,. Stemp.r Agency ' STE NSTROM Pay ton Realtir hicIsid .4, Casidy Only $1150 0*3064. 100 - $11 ClOtS Tvpt ta54eSa Man Nurs,1 A.dqj 10010 (1m9't'5 yowl's I01'ir '51' Sell 'III! wU a (104444 Ad .ts 119ff' lWfoId (all 373 3111 or 1319513 014 lr.5ndI $4 ,.s.c 0111 P.115 you FOR ACREAGE' Says rce' II auis of TEll Vs(01ion*50It41*4 11$ G411lcaIOlt,, . 3 SR. 7 50111. 7 ca' pen., n tan.. I C lISA. carpet se's SIAIO,O - t Legal Secrstary 3771341 A.mpsrt 51,4 snIP 57 si Sanese# CII 32)5470 Maimer's V.1114 *9. SAPIIOIID I ill 1141.1 Adult Milt tv,,i Of unlvrn 0 M (arp1l. AC P's*so Oil VIa 31-AM(tI$55m5 Fsnil4' JOBS JOBS JOBS ._ IIMFIOnCJiA,i - an I a"naotm ( .5 .n irV4.flq 10, ,Ol,n4' 0,50qf5 IRorn. L'lhu(l.Ofl '05. used '11 tI Snl3 & 'ulu'S caSte d'iOOtaI I Ap bu, all P'Odwtiri II tel a'i -ntelt5I14 'Ii Pi'01115 lrg,r. $1QQQ t p ..o II y11' 001 0051. (III 37)3350 , SEAL thAn OEALTOO 81)7100 otat,lVI 1004.4 prslert, S. it 50010,4 *14, 53550 Tn. inn I laSt' Call lSdIi Ii In 'S'"Iin - _ P" CailBart 000ESIe Gen.,a 100111.0 Oinit I I SR .1145 hIll Puil, Adoll 1 Wli. Its L* Ala Jull S C llanrq o.w. Call Cf$Pl.it. HellS Front dill $520 mo ur Monager. Hell SIP .0 -N.glilAidI IlOkup EmploymenI Agency COur.celor Potr.I,al eacnnqI $115 Truck TPrmnaluelper 5150*5 $0 Eat IUIKINVIIIE RIPE TOMATOES 3PM SIN ANDERSON FARMS I. 3. 3 Sed'o.ni Apanlmenl, leilablI Pool. OK Rain. Tu,v,s Ciwl. Laut44, ruins. AC, D.Iftw$5lier. Carolled I Droi.s CIII 3734130 botwoen 31 a m & S P m AMERICAN EARTHWORM Cs). Mo*.0g 14044100 larql ot l 501111 "loll, I 004 1 lots I SR. 1 bItt'. C lISA 44 55 Sm JidlI rlIIllPrttiSllillily*1i...nP,Ii 911 oeIy brim IllS it, 51080 Ridgewood Arms Apts. I 414,1.1.0 Ads an. Ill 5mil54 519 r*5 'II"I IOu .,lI lilId - j*P'5( OflS MtDY MNT SWEETCORN l.,lalld RoOd. P0 So. 3054 *a,vn.nsle,. 11114. or Call M'WI'?i'11.t 71 54745777 SEastern Personnels Servicei3O.5669s uireRlwsdtosu,1Icop,ofyow VICTOR SUTLER. JR.. ISO.. lIt) 5111 1051114.11 $1,011. OrlIndo. Flifldl 7*1, and 111111.1 orIeMI *1111114 Chit 04 ml MouS Wifsd Court iOOf Mlii tt.e ION 01 July. 1575. olIil'wlSO. I Judment may be InIorod 15114104 you 111 IRe 3iAttiiIi*s UvdUns Pan time Valet Parleri nesded , V 0$ ValeS 4 pm Only SEMINOLE HARNESS RACEWAY _____________________ SEAUTIPUL SR ICE 14001 SG-MsceIIlIveus for A cSmIiltI5ee SR Name P.0l.104' ' IA5 yAskooeT E new M,a,. ) Si COUNTRY SITTING 1,w,1 1.11,4441 7' '015. mp S...' 511.01$. peotty IlisdS(l5.'g. 1Ir515 R, p44 13750 1301W 4.tlCi.Od 514*51 P1*11 11l -- ______ ow" 014000 Di., III 50 _____ ,aln(inl. 520 MlIIOnvll. 3500111 WOolly & Monthly RalIs Til,Newlsnlordlnnl I 1SR IS. 5101144)33 $- IF TPIIS,STP4E DAY $O5vyine. III. SOS iody •$ (1111.444 -gi Pr bell buys *5W ______________ I -_ I YOUR DREAM HOUSE PdSlliReiell.5%IIII1IO1.t,M II Ipr,( you can at$.ni ISO. l'babil..CHSA LI ba(S,d 15 luRed in Noio' a,a 4I avId a*Sl now Will 51 lISAon VA AII.115 1.75.00 $.uihlirO-FW1I luims G'l(NoSLtsmp IC'S 004 Frem$5mp 4157j AmO'm,(an Erwr, Cimp00y. 13$ _______ Nurtil ads. e,ylvisnc, 0' (It $144 prilirr4 Appl1 n per $011 Santocd NurSing Con - . - U21ibflI s rtwwhes A l.m.ted flumben 04 OeIle$IP..ps a,a 10015 Pot 1,11 i.n. 0$ tneegy Coner,eI,on P'Odu<$%. in (ludnig Ic annq Urea Pot '"a'd,',j, Siam Sprat In Iula l,0fl Celluloll Spray On I,...,.l.5.. $pIr Cans. $lo,'n Doort and Wil do5 It'd all Kcel*1IiS NI fail WI a,. etIreSled silly ii 504109 out prid,rctS OntO All *55,11001 Ma'nl,nance y ,o' P' COflDill .11 1.110,4 Call 32344)01 155 lot MIS 50,4 and Ual.,5 UGENTL'r NEEDED' 12550 per nmd,,io GUARANTFEO 55,1 Sell aOd'msed lllmpq.4 rn.tiop. Tu ENTERPRISE So. hell D,n.r, Co 02221 Air Cond. a Histing 7-tI4o$,) - 0,111011 difinWi, If lily. Is It on C. Notice Is IlOtfSy iI,.n ff101 PublIC P41111119 0,11 be MId at In. Corn miS$sUl loins 101111 City KIll IA 'tie City 04 Sanford. FIrMa as y , O'clOct PM. on July IS. 1971. to canador PIll 14501100 04 I" ir ainanc. by UI dlv 04 Sanford. AVON OPENS 0000$ I Pipe poll can bicom. an A.Qfl Cai III 3c,t 11,150, M'7 In(yd Hr5 & cleft d'S(p4 0$ In. 01 000I,cal.on Apply Carroll S C.t'n N141,, Ploy Oh 0...do Ct, of Las. Mart Su,Id ni Ad mIi.Styat,,. Qual,Iica$'onl mutt fKIudI 10 tIl's •I0?ffn(i IIllCOASlrv(t0nndultr, %P'Ou'd be qualilid at bu.ld'iig Plumbng & ihicircal .ris,c?or Salary $10,500 0' 1Q11,, dep,ndng On Qual.I.Cal.Ofl% RpIvlo CIIy Clerk Soi 72$ Lake Warp, Fla 3314. __________________ Last Clan Ru'S SIw howl '75 La$IsdsCilrl$tianl$ Zoo Sat InitIals. 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Clort WIRe Circull Cowl Sy Peel £101511 , ONE 1175 LINCOLN CON TINENTAL MARE IV, VIII $YA.$IVSS SEAL) AN ORDINAPICI OF THE CITY COUNCIL OP THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND GRANTING TO SEMINOLE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CASLEVISION. INCORPORATED, FLORIDA A FLORIDA CORPORATION THE CIVIL ACTION NO. ?$.IMICA*L RIGHT TO ASSIGN ITS NON FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND ERCLUSIVI FRANCHISE TO LOAN ASSOCIATION OF OPERATE WITHIN THE CITY OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. WINTER SPRINGS TO ITS pir'Iien 004101154 i'd 1.11104 PARENT CORPORAT ION. unde!tM(a,1ofttieunll,d41.l., AMERICAN TELEVISION AND 04 Amorul. COMMUNICATIONS CON Flasilde. PORATION, AND GRANTING VI AMERICAN TELEVISION AND JESSIUM SIMS0OI4UEVIRLYA COMMUNICATIONS CON SIMS. PORATION THE NIGHT TO Delidanes ASSIGN AND SELL ITS NON NOTICU OP ACTION SECLUSIVE FRANCHISE TO TO. OPERATI WITHIN THE CITY SEVEELY A. SIMS WINTER IPRING$TOAWNOLLY PIN Jackson Way Ni. I OWNED SUISIDIAR'V OF TIME. Suona 'ork. Califonsla 5030 YOU AR HERESY NOTIFIED INCORPORATED, TO SE INOWN ASAMERICANTELEVISIONAND ppa IA 441,111 to *,cNie 10151 CCI ga,. on 1Pm lolIoul.i property 10 COMMUNICATIONS POIATION PROVIDING FOR County. F 14141' THE CON DI TIONS OF SUCH (.1 5. SPRING GAROINS. AND IRAN. Semenelo County. FlorIda. IC ASSIGNMENTS lFERS PROVIDING FOR . le IRe PO4 ACCEPTANCE SY THE mICOrSWIAPIIIIIILP.pe57.04 ASSIGNEES AND GRANtEEI 114 Public RiordS 05 SemInole IMPOSING DUTIES ON THE COlA$y.FPrI4. p05 been (lIed ISaIlISS ipJ I'd you ASSIGNEES AND GRANTEES 01 115011.410 wrvo a (50704 your AND PROVIDING FOR TIlE WOOlF ICATIOSI OP SECTION • *1111011 .s.m.s. If lAy, Ii If IA OP ORDINANCE NO 4505 THE PNILLIP H. LOGAN if ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF SHINHOLSER. LOGAN AND WINTER WRINGS $0 Al TO MONCRIEP. Attorneys ' THIS ASSIGNMENT AND p.4p.,, p Office SOS 3330 *1.1.0* MERGER, PROVIDING FOR *35 Smislerd, VIrile 71732. ME Ills *0 EFFECTIVE DATE. onlinol .4. 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IPus 3111 day 01 Fesruary, ISiS lnereet?I,alpssbteIsc,qIderan Ondnarc. 001511418 bilIous 10*, C.nsllid t,.., I50,oll. Saalsvt FL NOTICUOFIIIURIFF'$ SALS p,fli'04 p.owcty slIvili 1 tiltS NOTICE ISIIERUIY GIVEN 11101 DItFICI Mid dIIC?IbH IS by ONE ISIS LINCOLN CON Eiacw$4n 15544 $ of afid TINENTAL. MARE IV. yIN till SaIl it UI Cl,Cvtt Cowl 04 Si'11114l1C0?y.FI044I.V11d,qt14 l'clt.s,i '4PM 04 N AND H AIR (NflhilôIll5l .-..-. -.-- .......- SaMiWole Ciwly. FIM4I, 11 Ii '55'514f Said lam. *ffl ffie tIm 04 114 C,C,.4I Ciuel. S.mNoli 1.4111 tuGp,mInI afOreSaid cowl 111 11* 1MR CowIy. FI0,,da III COr4i'E, 'lie proviNO, 04 tIll F.(t11e*rl AIrII, AD Ins. iotllat cMlaIn (111 'enlIsted. OSJ Dl.II$inant$. lAO Nami %IItu$n. To WI 51clIMi PlalAtill. vI lid Winds.,,• SS 75 F I4 SIattii 1557 Ds4,,idinl. .11dI .10,00.14 WrIt 04 Sq Larty K Taylor Eaicvtiso I$ dillulfed "• PubIl' Jut'. ii. 75. JulyS. Sawqilf 04 Seminole CIwdy. FlorIdi. DCV 52 Mid I PIlvIlIulId 1.100111. IsIMi dtsct50d pr$urty by lid NOTICE OF A PUSLIC NEARING Wlsd$or, 1114 ptoplfly 511115 TO CONSIDER THP ADOPTION Iecaledassemot.oleCeuosy,Fle,ida, OF ANORDINANCE IV THE CITY nerd parIl(ulS?Iy di$criSad IS OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. l,llowi NoI,i ii P..,, tp..t a and AlowIsi P41150410W PvbI.0 Hlrlilq will be 11.14 at till Furnitur. one FurnitI.lns III C0111t'li$SiO11 1000$ ill till C.Iv Hall Cludn but nil limIted to cMirs. 1111111 C.ty of Sanford, FlorIda. lampS. cM$tL I LloydS AM FM I Xo'cleck PM 011 July IS. 1571 Ii S'it*. a Kwnitl willis, I'd ,.amni II'. OrdtI011tid$OwfV1000FyOf lame *5111111 dff.nllt II any. Ii II so All pentils Iii Wlltr,$t lid CItIldn$ ELSIE MORAN, III CarlIsle DrIve. 111111 III,. 111 opeoftun.tp tO CanelbIrry. Floridi, Door 51140 111,4 at sad ileartnq Mv ii. ISiS, and II, lIli 041511101 Ry order of 114 C.ty Cimmnts altIl Ill Click if tIllS Cowl eliP'.! 04119 Clp of Santord. Florida t4$04'e 5Or,I(i On Petltlonic or H N Tamm. Jr Immidatety lMfeeftif ohtlOraWo City Click a default *111511.11014091.1155 you PbI,51. Jun. 75. 157$ lot tIll rdII.f demanded fl 1111 DCV Plot 04 Druid PIll. 11(0,4111*0*0 As Governors Go, Askew,.. FSCTSTIOU5NAMS FICTITIOIJSNAM Nolici is 14rs. , 75flOnj det*$n 751111011.01551140.11 ST. PETERSBURG BEACH, (UP!) U. Gov. Jim Williams warned Wednesday that many tourists will seek family recreation elsewher, if casino gambling is legalized in L..IN.tic. LqdN.tic. 1ijNot1c. - 101$ MOP cniuoitu 429S ' �_._.- - .-.. el—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. •-.-i.--_._-. . ThWI, June 29, 1515 IH[ftidd 70th Year. No 711—Friday. .hme 30. 17$ Sanford. Florida 37171—Price 10 Cents t1 A Bangoup/ 4th! L For All TUESDAY, JULY 4th, at FT. MELLON PARK, 11:00 A.M. TIL? On the lakefront, Downtown Sanford Good Food? Great Fun! Games? Contests? Support Your Favorite Club or Charity Booths? SANFORD REC. DEPT. FLA. LITTLE MAJOR LEAGUE GOLDEN AGE OLYMPICS Snow Cones. Popcorn a Games Dunking Machine. Frog Jumping Contest Not Dogs FLEET RESERVE a Cokes JUST US CLUB FIREWORKS DI5PLAr KAPPA siou ocoa ever held in Sanford: Cake Walk .Cobas Go CANCER SOCIETY REPUBLICAN EX. COMMITTEE Political Information l..ffi LIONS CLUB CHAMBER if COMMERCE High Stricker. Electric Clown Face Moon Walk. Sanford Now and Then a 40 Ak TOURS * Live Broadcast by WTRR Radio making the fireworks Ce*g Citg PRINTING SINCE 1970 Ph. 3777s$1 BUY YOUR COTTON CANDY AT THE LIONS SOOTH AND VISIT THE CHRISTMAS PARADE COMMITTEE NICKEL PITCH. AMERICAN LEGION BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN CANCER SOCIETY CHASE CO. CHRISTMAS PARADE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (GREATER SANFORD) CITY OF SANFORD DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS FLEET RESERVE ASSOC. GOLDEN AGE OLYMPICS KAPPA SIGMA OMEGA KIWANIS CLUB KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LITTLE LEAGUE LIONS PILOT CLUB REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ROTARY CLUB RSVP SANFORD BUSINESS ASSOC. SENIOR CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY JOHN HAMILTON, SENIOR ACCOUNT AGENT THE ALLSTATE BUILDING I)ISI.SIMOEANBLVD. CAISILIIRNY, FLORIDA )2N7 Sanford CrNTER - 111111 fit WES 1 1 1 PH (305) 3229$7$ MAJOR Aid MINOR REPAIRS • TOWINGSIRVICI • ROAD SLIVKE . ATLAS PRODUCTS • TIIISIATTERIES • ACCESSORIES owner—Sid Kiddy AL PORZIG PLUMBING SHRINE CLUB SISTERS TELEPHONE PIONEERS 705 French Ave., Sanford 377-3170 WOMAN'S CLUB YOUTH—PROGRAMS Wishes You £ Your Family a Safe and Wonderful '*'.:•: •.• 9•: ALLSTATE MIDDY 51 .. JUST-US JR. WOMENS CLUB That's What It's MI About! KIDDY'S SERVICE CENTER ,J) bigger and better at the JAYCEES Life, Liberty & The Pursuit of Happiness.. CHAMIER OF COMMERCE 2311W. Firs? St. Fun Fair this year. COMPANY THE 6REATER Cs.trIbetls.s ft.. The Above P.trlitk ChBs, Or,ethetls.s, 1.sieuas Aid Mdlvlde.1s live M.d. This Viws Iewe,s Possible. e7$.III4 r which are now negotiating . are the approzimately 110 . MONROE HARBOUR MARINA For Year Fun hi The Sen. Central Florida's mist modern marina with full cap.blNtios Is, Docbag. and Service for all pisesore HWY. 17. SANFORD GULP URVICI 251$ FRENCH AVE. 3224924 O Full N.eemirgoocy m.dkalwpifv Full I.e of listeners $t.rII,,. fabricators GAS SAVING DUAL INS1AUATNS memdecteror ii Msiocke Dry FedlNas, Spri.dsrs Liquid Appllcelsrs end V.I.P. T.nk, Moisros Harbour WI WORK ON Peril.. Domeslie Trvs. Cluisics . NMW N~ STAR ST C l. () msis DrillS) ll)5U3 OORWTOWN IANVOID ON THE LANE = 11115111101101111 & ESTIMATE NN1ST QUALITY IWONASU P1KB ALWAYS Medul.,. Va.. craft. DEKLE1S Enterprises, Inc. AMBULANCE MANUFACTURER Csrns See Our New Unit Open Fishing loots. Gui Line Itar . P.O. lee 1977 UNT1MI GUARANTU *LINE too- 0" 0, PHONE 333*11 14315. FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 17.) made the proposal, drcuaed elpenenct. that despite the fact this is a The motion passed t4 with F.. first ever policy the board isrot C. Harper, Pat Telann, Allan trying to hurt any union. Kteth and Robert Feather "Collective bargaining is a new thing and we are just now See TEACHER, Page 1* = Isnlsid. PIe. 1fl111 SESSION eves Swede $.d lieN ,. ' knford Auto Psrts Issew.ismsiIv. slsc$ssI . DOWNTOWN $POSL mIMI I-T i - u.s. Bank and SHE STOPPED prod" of an Under SW 0 laB ii Sanford, cduir the CSt TWw __ chairman &W siscutiwe user if Vlegth aeweldesi @ 1 of which U.S. Sent wa. the 1111h loijeas. the new merge, for Ma mo m gel final apprvval _ , ... . - 4 - GSHIP 1 NK a bob --V 111110 iees ion IJ.r mallas we thoMaflaekaBdTps and The thetheltlaktMslt. I fm YLp Nooks. No m said. IIsSNd McNeby. — of the Dr.1,111111116 ................M NeiNMJB.B1iakut N s ................ IA the Whims geu, in We the ph 1* bead andeNc*us c—-t 01111111101111111 1* if flaplip Boats Ma. He is a OIJLV iormer pr - 1* of tisr liltulS ..................."A .laBdludurd hoard chairman. Juls V eatThoasm ......... 4* Murc, ruphip U.S. 011 11 *e ...... 1* prdewi. will to pru1 if 7A the new cumin Janice IL Sprdghuld will be uascvevbeaprN;a.d Q.t ...............IA Ralph W. Psueld Er. and EliskI .................... TelnitfoS Wendell Age. will be vice Des, MW Waiter 'I . 3 ' Todni. t JOIN T.U or - A of FOR DOITYOURSILPPARTS 1 AS for a the customers we concerned," said Mincer they Seminole was feunled Feb. $7, fed thainher of Comnsnce.a. .,. section tIe.$, sass a candidate receiving an anunimous donation In caress of $si must dispose of the amount over $51 The money Is besi,g given away in (oar gills of $73 each to: the Dr. l'hillips Nursing Home, Orlando; First Baptist ('hunch, 4k-Lands; St. Andrew's tatholk Church, Pin. Ilifli; and Beth Shalom Sinagogue in litres ('lusty. I think we've covered all the bases,' said ('a ide ron - im am the UJI, Bok of ,.. - Marie W. Stafford (righti of Sanford was Issued a citation for iuIation of right-of-way following this accident iii Second Street and Sanford Avenue Thursday around 'Z p.m. lord, formerly Florida State Bank, no tided April * TIC. TVCKER ('heiranan - ""ON004 6V t00% so WELL... wuidews at Sudord Plus." The Bank of P'ML The bode will to T . - Medhurofthe-twobt lacthtiescu'M the tvedis .- bent Whit., president of Fbadlig, Bob Inc.. prg. f:Iection ('ommission regulatl.ns, ' same place win the added vonvenadce of bring able to awala mate depends And w ,- baud member of rlegft MSNL LITS PARTS - - Will see the same ISM althe e#• ' Srd Now" P. Mean, T101114 VP I hesa.iters, a W. rirat a., win Tom McDonald, board of Sudurd, will arms - 5He**s•I ISV$*S ic ii IWS mill Ills ...."l iipisSiI m,IIM,.a*I.sr* NeIl,mwI,,N,eswNN NinboolsI. lIilem cumNy.MI. mNee*um'vkve Americas Uler rewdssse of Ns rom — - I:4$a.m. Monday stthe SANFORD -. MftCIn , Nsppy 4th ef July PeelS Fer.l. end Celole Need ñ A.arka ..-- - ggad b bentin the county, according to John Mincer, prai. Bank offtdaia win 'tict. martnedIhcunsm.py.. Sanford -- insurance Corp.i on May S and Stat, 5'hing Cuonuasainer Gerald lawts on May 35," ',F think it was a plot or a plant. The bills are nut numbered consecutively. People active in politics for years tell us they have never seen that quantity of money sent an.nyns.*h. We appreciate the thought," said 'alderon. adding. heiseser, that the Federal $60 Million Siggest 0 County Bank . ., modules atom Mallon a ww downtown - would mean not getting Put for that year's experience and on ... ' und ue pressure' teacher with a doctorate N assistant superintendent of would mean not getting an business and finance, who equal amowit for a year's Flaphep United State Bank of Seminole and Flagship Bank of Sanford will merge offtjIy Saturday. 'few edgy: Flag Bank of Seminole. With can. to the - Moofti: Flagship+ Flagsh"' WORLDWIDE MANUFACTUUI& DISTR IBUTOR OF QUALITY PRODUCTS . I esperlence the adopted policy BIlL a letter The Best campaign people beliese the mone was meant as a legitimate gift. 'We don't — office. For a teacher with a bachelor's degree and one year -- Orlando attorney and Democrat I)avid Best in his bid for ('ongress. Hut at least one 10-tear old person thinks He is. Host's press secretary, Jack ('alder.., said be Assistant at the school hoard Not affected by the new policy However, Roger Harris, should negotiation process, according to Mm Netswander. personnel ' WON at the Weitwiday school board meeting Seminole it were awarded during the criidracta with the c of lu) Wk JA NFORD believe fl.-%%'lfl N1S7 One rant be certain that the lord Is with flow no rondemnatis., to them which are in Jesus, ohe walk at alter the flesh but after the spirit." Th. second ir,, Is "Rejoice In the lord always: and again I say Rejok.." negotiable," llama said. last year the cyclical raises ploye,s in the clerical. bus drivers. non-instructional peranmol and teachers wtiona agrienerut at the negotiating ft is unthinkable you would tint of Liii." Z~ ' Him? ('brist - pioyees totals $700,550. "When you are talking abed $700,000 of taspayer money, we the approximately 2,731 em- Administrative staff employees who do no negotiate When the policy proposal — granting of salary incresas and f1S1I benefits to om The affected employees are Isikes with you for your spiritual and p.rs.eal ieee, I wtIIbeIe)ears old isjol,. Read Romans 1:1 and Philippians, 4:4. May the blessings our lord Jesus be us your Ipirit." Fncma..4 Is The envelope with the letter Hulls aid hiscanipitatlons show that In one year the proeeha'e,theasminoleCoy School Baud on a split vot, has decided to withhold additional money and tinge benefits for most employees pending adoption of new contract. There The message was brief. "I hav e read sb.nt Y ou and the lord prompted me to share, this lo," add Ht In a departure from peseto. Up The Best campaign headquarters I. leaning what the full 1m pilcation of the bargaining IIenJdlI.lfWthev teachers to come to an .— A By LEONARD ICRANIDOR? Someone4 Orlando received in Thursdays mail postmarked Orlando. but unsigned. IP on the 4th s.d everyday s.d not 7 days a Me, TIIAILZR, Page IA Some Teacher Pay, Fring e s With h e ld Education Asanclallim A) pg aw Moore pn "This is undue prim,, on Ci'-fA A.fE'E7 LW OFFICE W•'rs open all day and night health hazards or p4ential safety to we and property haiatits" noted the report A January I Inspection of the port by lire officials resulted in clUthm for electrical and fire hazards John McI\jnajd, manager of the trailer Part, is pian.isng to leave town Saturday Iiowrrr. 19 families dill ocrigiy trailers in the port Many of them have refused tapay rent In IigM of the closing, according to Mit %tcltwtald Residents of the park will be required to receive one week's notice of the closing, than the trailer port." * Safe 4th of July • •. .. Details. Page IOA Gen. Sanford Uku,y Mes.w. I'MWOM•. i4w • ____ a' . e 771 Magnolia Ave.. Sanford 40 - A CONTUOUS fNTUTAWIMINT SUSSLI GUM CONTEST OIIAUD PIG CONTEST DANCE CONTEST * * electrical ornices for the part until all tenants are relocated tt the rents paid were going to let them stay,' said McVickar "We're not going to let People day indefinitely of course but the people "hove got their rent paid we're going to try and help." Among the violations listed were wage electrical junction hoses; rotted eleclncal power poles that are in danger of tailing. splices in electrical cables; evidence of overflowing NOW tanks; a broken sewer line; broken glass and torn screens on traders, brokendown isaiwig mactunes left udsicte In tall grass behind traileri "No substantial corrective action has been taken to eliminate the violations which are - - RED CROSS First Aid Root Beer's These are the ones who are Have A 'I IT! CHRISTMAS PARADE p c/ HOME flI-SSØ ( KIWANIS CLUB Free Blood Pressure Test Nickel Pitch Fort Mellon Park From parades and fireworks to frog-jumping contests and seed-spitting it Should be a bang-up holiday Weekend in Seminole County and its surrounding area. RSVP COMMITTEE looks— * BARBECUE * DON'T MISS Cold Drinks Handmade Crafts TELEPHONE PIONEERS Football Kicking Contest Own to tenants and said be will maintain Highway 17-52, will door rather than lung eirctncaI and fire safety conditions at the pork iç to dandarits required by the city of Sanford. The park was given IS citations for violatioru of city safety standards in an inspetton made June I by a city building u Spector. The number of residents in the trailer park is wianown but 15 families dill remain in the park. Residents will have imtil July 10 to move from the park, according to Bill Braceland, Sanford Building Inspector. On that date the city commission will hold a condemnation hearing to review the lospectiun report. II the properly is officially condemned by the nua.lun," said Rrac'eland, we will Post a notit'e that the property Is not to be occupied after that date, then it is upto the Property owner to evict the residents." Normally properly owners are given up to 90 lays to clear the land or bring facilities tsp to city standards, according to Braceland However, William McVickar of Winter Part, owner of the trailer part, said today he will not attempt to meet city standards. "I'd have to spend too much money to bring it up to date and the property is worth more The Biggest, Best Tacos Flags Soul Food . Barbecue Ribs Fresh Lemonade. Fried Fish Pony Rides McVickar said he thought notice had been Herald Stall Writer San'No-Part Mottle home port, on South JAYCEES Cotton Candy By MAX E3U1IIZT1AN YOUTH PROGRAMS INC. King a Queen Contest Chicken Barbecue BOOTHS £ SPONSORS Trailer Park Will Close Rather Than Make Repairs - FLAGSHIP BANtt - .......... $43 Teb Yteg1 '* IA - Ma. urn cta'-qv SEM O M LE () you ,.l this (hit) F. '-'•'•# eel-,- i'f, ' � 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, 1978 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, June 29, 1978 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 29, 1978. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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