5 10 227 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/85eb5e36b7a4747d1200770af9207fba.pdf 7e451ed22d129bab5a35f8a34126e0ab PDF Text Text - B, ----•• 0 U •0 oadow Woo Pig. 4A mie 24, 945 i-..F_J.L'.4 h. C$• Faircloth To Speak At Realtors Most 84 Die In Crash Local realtors and their as. soclates are Invited to attend In T.,t Laid. a state erdale next week, It was aw nounced today by Herbert H. Stsnstrom,prssldsnt of the Siminols Cotesty Hoard of Realtors. St.nstrorn said the midsummer gathering of the Florida Association of Realtors will be held it the Continental Hotel, Tort Lauderdale, on July 5.10. A featured ,PS&kST will be Earl Talrcicth, attorney ten. eral of Florida. Members of the local board active to state rultos affairs Include William lumper, a member of the policy commit. tea. Stenstrom is also on the EARL rNRCLOTH board of directors of the V1or Ma Association of Hutton. dot i*pid. A wives pro. business, Hors than utlonal, and social events are rim Includes a host cruise on planned for the Fort tinder. Fort Lauderdale's waterways, show, and dais meeting of resUors, the luncheons, fashion tours. shopping local board president said. Ally. Gin. Tatrcloth will speak Farm brokers, real estate on"Education—Our Last Cleat exchangers, salesmen, and wo. Chance" at a dinner July •, men realtors are all holding and the twoday seulon$ wind special educational open meet. up with a Saturday night "Ito logs at the Fort Lauderdale sessions, and a score of state pleal jamboree" party. No registration fee is chart committees will meet to plan for the .d for members of the Florida Association business Association at Realtors and coming months. A Minute Maid Corporation their wives, the board presi, - research director will be on band to address one of the meetings at Tort Lauderdale, and the attorney general's 111k Is expected to draw a large attendance at the Friday night dinner. Briefs Faireloth is $ graduate of Vernon and Ruby Davis, the University of Florida law Sanford residents for 15 school and was elected the yun, are opening the Super state's chief legal officer Is Shoe Repair Shop in the San. iNS twe veers salter be had ford Plus, Friday. They will bees named euistaadthg offer all types of shoe vs. freibmii tedslatoV to the =nun Jo 00 I Bomb loll 1.1 I*gh S 0 * 7", •, , 0 III Chilies Title and Guaranty Company office In Sanford, • has been named assistant vies president and manager of the Pinellas County Offices, of the urns firm. Jones, a native of Newport News, Va., served in the U.S. Air Force and was active In the Seminole County Jaycees, Like Mary Chamber of Corn. nice and church work when he lived In Sanford from 1961 RICHARD M. (Rick. until this year. ey) Dyosa Is serving 0 V1 o Drive. VUYtITIOVI SANE :,T - . 0 V1 as 0 To Hear TalkMcGregor-Werner By Peyon BRIEFS Gafchel • 0 'P',peU 0 • . is— 0 Q u ts 16nager - 0 0 0 Plane Makes Forced Lan ng Near Lake; 4 Escape ,njury Moon 0 - PI $ 3010 DISCOUNT 0 TAX Rinker Materials Corp. olomew was lost at Sea Over escorted the on hand was Rev. U. E. the Mediterranean. year-old daughter to two Dem• Hodges, who Is organizing a Upon his relief, Cdr. Ken. ocratic fund-raising dinners new Baptist church in the neuf' will assume duties aboard Thursday night. Luci made Sunland Estates area. the nuclear carrier 1)55 Enter- the most of it by introducing Mrs. Betty Cass, Cassel- prize. him to her friends and guests. berry realtor and Richard _________________________ _________________________ Ostrander were also lntroducad to the group The Coffee Club will vs. [1 sumo their meetings in SoP, timber with the Naval Air Station being the next host. S 5 0 • 0 ?. Viblis M'sM City, Pie. iWleb: It'.. Li, It It. July '5 ' 'Alligator Alley' Funds Available, E C aims RVAH-1 1 Gets New Leader Next Friday legal Notice moaI'usan rotto.vNn NOTICF Ii hereby given th& TO: JIMMILt 11. UL1NSON and I an, engaged in busili... a1 MARY U. OL.l$SOH, his $505 S. French Ave., Meminol, wit., who.e residence and County. Florida, under the tic wh.resbouts are unknown. titicus name of, C*rthei'i YOU ARE HEflEBY NOTI. Chick "N" Treat, and that I in PlED that a Complaint to tore, tend to resister said name will do., a curtain mortgage efl• the Clark of the Circuit Court cumb.ring the following di. Seminole County, Florida. II scribed real property, Iu.wItt accordance with the proviiioni Lot 4, Block M. TANUL1C. of the Fictitious Name Statute, WOOD SECTION TUREI* to.wItt section $45.05 Florid: JUCPLAT, according to the Statutes lIST. thereof as recorded in iii: lobs W. Carthel It laS hook Is. Ilania 55, Pub' Publish: June IT, *4, July 1, I lie flaccid. of Seminole Ill& County, Florid.. CDN 44 has been filed against you in the aboye.etyied suit, the short IS THE CINCVII' COtIN? 01 till, of which i. Y.d.ral Na. nm SISSIS avnict*i. cm tional Mortgage Association, I CVI?, ix ASP P0* SIMISOlI corporation organised under an cOVS'fl', PIONIDA Act of Congress and existing IS CN4*VE*T 50. Us54 pursuant to the Federal Na MABEL. T. MEEKI, tionsi Mortgage Association plalatif Charter Act, having its prin. vs. ripil office In the City of THOMAS 5. MEEKI. Detendsa Washington. District of Ocium. bis, Plaintiff, versus. JIMMIE TO: Mr, Thomas I. Meek' Howard's Junction True! M. ai.:saow and MART H. Stop UUUSON, hi. wife, DefendNew Orleans, La. soi(.) and you are required to sort, a copy of your Answer or YOU ARE HEHEIIT ICOTI other pleading to the Complaint PIED that a Complaint for DI on Plaintifra Attorney, Ciet.. voic, has been f'4 againl land, stsphsaiOn S fits.. Suite YOU. and you are required I 51$ Sanford Atlantic )Iulonsi serve a copy of your anew. Bank 5.1141mg. SastorI. Pior. or pleading to the complaint . Ida. and CII. the original Ass* the plaintiff's attorney. HAIl war or other pleading Is the VET COULTXR, Boa 511$. Pci office of the Clark of the Cir. eel City, Florida, and tile lb cult court OR or before the 11th eritail answer or pleading I dar of Jilt. A U. 10$. It YOU Ike .UIse Of the clerk Of lb tail to Ce e., a Coarse ps. eu C1re141 CeurI or 5e1*.l leen will be aSia ags$a C.v Covets,en is' biters tk its * for ethmustdemanded Ii day of lily, $545. If was is I. dose, $ dsce pee .oatsea te ComptaiM. This Notice Shall be p',blISh. will be taken against YOU fa .4 once wiek for tout oem' relief C.a$sded a the esa p3*1st. p.eutive weeks Is The I$mf M*4 at Serial Ckp, Flit Ucrald. s *ewtpsier clrGqli In 5.atinole Coast, Fisilis. Ida, Seminole County, this It Dated this Mlay at IsiS. day of June, 111$. I (UAL) A. D. 101. Arthur U. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk it the Cl,t'*t Cast psatuole County. Seater rho" ways Drawer I & rtedds 451 lithe ii, 1?, *4, lu Hamper Work Pay Hurts Army 0 FEDERAL. NATIONAL MOflT. He Is the son of Mr. OAOE £UOCIATION, a corpor. and Mrs. I. M. Dyeu, altos, Plaintiff. Jr., 1405 Wynnwood PlesIds 0 Dr m $1 Wreckage Covers 10-Mile Area A Jets Over Hanoi 0.0. aboard USS Gunston Rail now on Pacific "board Dyens enlisted INSt ('INCEST ('01 III'. In Navy In February, IN 511T11 JEniciAt, vtnri'iv or FLORIDA IS ARID ran a. and took basic train30101601 COVSIT. Ing at San Diego, Calif. cwASva*v so. 1404 * p5 LBJ Vows Fight I'll Legal NONCe ANISDID SOTICE OF SVIT A ENSUED SoTICE OP CIII'S' III 72 Marines, 12 Airmen Perish; I Hits of lqrsesst.' I CIL.t?SON and JIMMIE fl StART It. 014U0S, his wit.. D.t.ndant(.). ' 0 I W, Jones, formerly of the Vs. of passing a bill to end rural control of both houses. There were reports the ma. Jority bloc will launch a drive, THIS ARTIST"S CONCEPTION SHOWS mod28-unit apartment complex, valued at $200,000, considered Impossible b many, to actually pass a reIs expected to be ready for occupancy by Au. ern design of new Commodore Apartments pre. apportionment bill today. ______ EL, TORO MARINE BASE, Calif. (UP!) I Both houses convened at 11 KC135 military jet air transport crashed and ex tumn of this year. sently being constructed on Onora Road, The pinded in light rain and fog today, killing 81 perAt Spaceport a. in. and went Immediately sons-72 Marines and an Air Force crew of 12. to the job of adopting rules. A ______ The plane, similar to the CAPE ICV.'NEDY (UP!) new air of optimism perineat. ____ Boeing 707 commercial jetSeminole Seminole County * . on the St. Johns River * * * "The Nile of America" Wildcat strikers throw up pie. ed the corridors, dispelling the slammed into moon. ket lines at the nation's space. gloom of 20 days of frustra. tllinous terrain 44 mite. —r * north of hero only minutes port again today, keeping lion and failure that ended after taking off from this about half the 5,700man C0fl when the old session expired struction force off major space. Southern California base at Thursday. building jobs. 245 a.m. in a drizzle. Striking members of the In. Many legislators predicted Officials would give only 0* 00W ;aufj rb O T Pra ternatlonai Alliance of Thea. that both legislative reapport. Honolulu as the plane's Phone Sfl$iii Zip Cod. 32771 trical and Stage employes Inment and congressional re. tinstion, but there was Union (IATSEU) picketed all districting wPt be accomplish. W. H. PEYTON ulntion the Marines were WEATHER: Thursday, 68-90, .013 inches ofrain; cloudy with showers today and Saturday,______ high in 80's, low 6g•74 entrances to the Cape and ed in time for the lawmakers ultimately bound for Viet Island moonport . to adjourn sine die next It Nam. Charred wreckage wits Directors Established 1908 FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1065 VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire SANFOIW,FLOI1IDA NO.220 day, keeping about 3,000 con. Friday and be home for good scattered over a wide area struction workers away from In time for a Fourth of July approximately 10 miles in. their jobs for the second day. celebration. land from the exclusive *00 The strikers, employed by The 41 senators and 112 vs. beach communities of 13.1. Inc., refus. presentaUves have been on boa, Newport Beach and Laed to return to work despite the job since April 5 when they gun. Beach. The crash startwarnings they would be re convened for the regular 60. ed a small brush fir-, which day session which did not con. p1a Reds Orbit Cosmos was never out of control. A spokesman for McGregor. sider reapportionment at the MOSCOW (UP!) - The 5. Radio and radar contact W. B. (13111) Peyton, diree. Werner, a subcontracting firm, r(lUest of the governor. Os vict Union announced It had with the craft was lost short. said today about 00 workers the day after this session end. I n Viet Capital launched another unmanned ly after takeoff but search satellite In Its Cosmos series ((forts were hampered by the for of industrial development remained on strike and would ed, they went right Into a 20. replaced. The spokesman day special session on reaps SAIGON (UPI)—Commun- Women and children were her. The Viet Cong warned today, rain, fog and low clouds that for Florida Power Corpora. be blanketed the Southern Call, lion, will be the featured said "we have been Interview. portlonment, a session that lit terrorists exploded two among the casualties, that there might be further speaker at the Seminole Coun lug prospective employes since ended In a atal.mat& bombs tonight at a floating Earlier the Viet Cong an. executions of the dozen 15th Anniversary foria coastal area this morn, CLO ty Chamber of Commerce sec. yesterday and we expect to nounced the "reprisal" execu. Americans held by the itegia. SEOUL, South Korea (UP!) ing. Saigon restaurant crowded tion of a captured U. have a full 120mm work force 5Wrong.way Ramon" Is Hunoi Radio siii.l Bennett —South Korea today marked 'wu San Diego sheriff's nod quarterly meeting of di. by Monday." with American and Vietnam- Army sergeant, his way heck to Miami. The executed Tl:urndny in ro- the 1tl: anniversary of liii' deputies at the Sulano Beach rectors next Thursday. Only about so members of $1.4 Million The executed man was CUfl' substation near here reported Cuban who got turned around ese. Casualties were heavy. Sgt. Harold i'risnl for the public exeet:- Korean War, a thrceyear The dinner session, which Local 750 of the IATSEU em. First reports said at least Identified as and ended up in Sanford in- six persons were killed and George Bennett, 25, son of tion of Viet Cong teriurlat 11t't that killed more than " hearing an explosion shortly ployed by McGregor-Werner American fighting men. after the plane took off but gets underway at 1:30 p.m., are involved In the strike. Flood Control stead of Savannnah, Ga., was a score wounded in the twin Mrs. Pauline Bennett of Per. Tran Van Dung in a Saigon 000 it was not until three hours will be held at the now Look. Members of the local working square curlier this \Iet1icti'e escorted to the Sunshine blasts. The dead were believ. ryvilh', Ark,, who was cap. public Moves litter that a search party ills,out Restaurant (to r m cr1 y for other firms at the space g. m veek, It warned "(1, 1. V%SIIINCTON (UPI) - covered the wreckage in the Windjammer) In Fern Parkway by Troy Ray and ed to Include Americans, lured in battle lust flcce. Contract Let Park. center were not on strike. gressors and their henchmen Presldnt Johnson's plan for mountains between here and headed In the right direction. Peyton, known as a dy. that murderers must pay health care for elderly persona !rvii:. Lake. JACICEONVILLE (UP!) namie speaker with wide en. their blood debts for bloody was on its way Incidentally, Ramon Jaime Gregg.Gib.on& Gross lae.cd today to floor Ground vehicles and air. perlence in industrial develop. crimes." says he ii most grateful to consideration in the Senate. craft were dispatched Leesburg has received a $1.47 to the rnent, will discuss methods i Only Thursday Premier Debate was scheduled to beii,1 Ray and Sheriff J. 1.. Hobby .is.i, to begin the grim task used 1* sm'a$ huMus to at. million contract for comMre Nguyen CIo e _____ for making his stay In San. KY snnnuncel following the Fourth of Jul) of from the tract the launching of a new effort Um tion of a naviga lock on ford very pleasant under _________ • ' Post to wipe out the terrorism ______ the )tlsshameu River.. tb. elcin' rather .hia. AU3I jupib.r Army Corpiof Hagle.irs h 1.4.to.. ____ stances. PRRNANDINA I3EAIt 0 =4 bombings Li ' $ai,u.s and , . .tT1C;,N\t'TFv (14W ,_ today. Yld M. (Iatchcl, city man- nouneedlock I lug 1* lbs J.auIa elsewhere . The Is the last of ei* Pope Paul %'!, mere: .:.'1y Big doings 0 at the Novel a$er here for the past two '1 i icossa Is n MIN4UI ot the Governor's awardto built as part of the $42 million 'F h e Communists h * V preoccupied wi:h the dsni.'r of ________ Air $tstio Thursday. RVAII. ______ to accept - ti*$arI l lstuM1ng Industrialist for ycsrs, has resigned an increase in development of the Upper His. b o in b e d ballparks, ciefis, vorld war, "almost certainly" poso jet tanker 12 will be commissioned at 10 theaters and other pine.0 will go to the United Nations built by Boeing aircraft and the past year in Seminole a position with city manager of simm.. River basin In the Ceo. am. salary as TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - raised to the highway before frequented by of more than County. Scott Burns, chair. tral and Southern Florida flood Americans. in New York to make a plea has a range d is Commander Charles L. Reports that costs an capable of man of the chamber's Indus- Deiray Beach. 4,000 miles . of the i was approved, and other The Popular restaurant bt'nb. for peace, high Vatican control project. Chute, first commanding of. "Alligator Alley" toll road speeds of more than 600 trial Committee, will present The City Commission ac It will take about two years fleer of the new squadron, across the Everglades were objections have cropped up ed tonight was a favorite ces saul today, cepted Gatchel's resignatio miles per hour. the award. n to complete the lock and spIll. eating for Americans, spot open to fl with regret, flew 45 combat missions over ballooning were squelched since, The meeting Is way, which will be about Jo The Communists killed 13 that conflict. Wednes. In letter read at during a Korea Brown, however, said Thursday by highway engi' members of the chamber and that Americans end injured 2 KANSAS CITY, Ito. (UP!)— south of Kissimmee. The new squadron will be near Jay Brown. " as of this date, there ap. their wives. Reservations for day night's commission meet. miles The engineers also annouso. Feb. 10 when tiny blew President Johnson, joining in a Gatchel expressed ap. officially known Si 'The MOSCOW (UI'i)'l'he Sothe affair must be made at the award of a $511,750 eon. ed Brown made a detailed re- pears to be no reason to be last Spearheads." alarmed us it seems funds u p a U. S. Army luutrmckn Ut 2uth anniversary tribute to the the Chamber office by Wed' Phn for his "very warm agency re' me, of news port on progress of the ( (Jul J Nhon. On March 80 ter. (Jnited Nations at San Fran' viet Tasis and gracious" acceptance by tract to Troup Bros. Coral Gables for construction mile, two-lane highway to the are available from the bonds rurists exploded a bomb at cisco, carried a message of ported that American jets nesday, June 30. community. the way on Paying Is under to finance the project." of a 64.mile.long dike along the North Vietstate Road Board, (latchel I. a former mayor 11th IL and Celery Avenue His report was requested the U. S. Embassy killing hope and peace today to that flew over lower east coast Is MUSS capital of Hanoi to. body. But he also re nameae said, two Americans and 1$ Viet. The Everglades parkway by the global of Sanford and also served an the Work also Is hi Sanford. board, Brown Miami. It Paid four were shot determination to day. e will be U. s, avowed built with funds front following published reports namefle and wounding 4. 1 the City Commission there South of progressing rapidly an th 5Ut The six.foot'hlgh love., alas over the city and chall. down a $17 million bond issue. It that costa of the project Americans and 100 Vietnam. fight aggression when It and on the county board of widening of 25th street. part of the flood control pro. WASHINGTON (UPI) rounding han Ilinh Province. enges freedom, will run from just east of would exceed the available ese, . . , commissioners, He was deextend from the The house Armed Services feateci for Seminole County ject, will The Kiwanis Club of San. Naples on the Gulf coast to bond funds. Goulds Canal to lb. Ylarids Committee declared toda just west of Fort Lauderdale clerk of court by Arthur BeckCity ford is sponsoring Bruce, Brown pointed out that us Canal In south Dade coon. that low pay is forcing the with Jr. e east. ually unforeseen expenses in 18-year-44 American Indian on th " poor per. military to retain di He was appointed city manboy from Winslow, Arix., Numerous objections were road projects involve the formers and borderline dts. ager of Fernandina Beach In A $16,290 contract went to through Save the Children earthwork stage., but that clpline cases" In order to June, 1963, at an annual sal- Everglades Sod and Landseap. Federation, Tb. club will costa of this phase of the maintain manpower quotas. ary of $9,200. He also served ing Inc. of Miami for land. Everglades project are now provide clothing, school sup. As a result, the committee as city auditor and city clerk. scaping eight anti • missile "fairly well established and puss, personal books and missile sites In South Florida _____________ said, the remaining "good there should be no new ma and for Landscaping at a spending money for tis. Passengers, Identified by man" have to carry an extra Two Titusville men and two I forced at noon Thursday In a jar contingent item that than youngster. Homestead Air Force Base of 05. workload, which in turn dii- Vie For • i would change the financial boys aboard a Cessna 170 es- prairie onequarter mile south Constable Irving Velno building recently completed. m maki ro ng hcn a of Puzzle Lake In southeast teen, the investigating officer, courage. them f coped any Injury picture.' SPACE CENTER, Houston Charlotte Dredging Corp. of A toast to the Toastmis' 0 the p1. a career of the service. "dead stick" landing was Volusia County. tassiesl They had th eir chart(UPI) -America's astronaut Miami was awarded a $13,,4$I were Edgar Floyd, 32, si meeting Thursday night. population will swell to about contract to dredge as autWary lot; Robert S. Moseley, e e • Cdr. K. N. Sandon will 34—and will welcome Its first channel from the Gulf of Mad" Luci Johnson owner, and Floyd's ions, - Threat Made 0 The The Colic. Club turned sume command of RVAH'$l, and doctors - next co into Cedar Key's main shi . ga Jr., six, and Marty, soy. channel. out In fore. Thursday to tour replacing Cdr. B. W. Kennedy 0 BERLIN (UPH—The East Tuesday. Cen, __________________________________________________ the *11* of Sanford plant iii ceremonies July 2 at San. Has New Beau today German Communists • south of Sanford. It was the ford Naval The plane, out of Arthur threatened to block vital Sandon,who previously WASHINGTON (UPI) last summer meeting for the Cdr. , ' Dunn Airport In Titusville, barge traffic to isolated West 0 Is a new beau in the life There with RVAI1Chamber of Commerce Stroup- 50FVSt1 in Sanford was on routine flight over the Berlin beginning July I, I to JIVAIL-11 from of Luci Babies Johnson. 0 Introduced at the meeting 3, will report -' • East German leaders also He is James Caulfield, a St. Johns River when engine Fowl' RVAII.2 at Whldby Island, • were Capt. Richard E.Recall' and hand. haired trouble developed. Residents issued a new challenge to the IS cxecu tall, dark Washington, where be er commander of 'the of the area reported hearing right of the Allies to use the some Washington law student, officer. 0 ON FEDERAL EXCISE nuisance Attack Wing One live assumed corn. who drives a red two-seated sputtering and cutting with three 20-mile air corridors to Cdr. Kennedy at Sanford Naval Air Station the motor finally going corn' the city and said western of niand of RVAII-I1 on July 22, sports car. ,0 and Martin Neiswander claims to thea rights amountplctcly dead. MORE a1 Cdr, B. W. Barth' "Jimmy," as Luci calls him, Also ' I usiness . TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Big city lawmakers made theft expected push for majority rule today as the Florida Legi.. lature began a second reapportionment session confident e it S... To Try Near Marine Base edo. pair, orthopedle work, lug. Florida tlVSS SW and handbag repair. Davis has had 40 years en. patience In shoe repairing business. They make their borne at 246$ Sanford Ave. k ons. Mrs. Davis Is manager of the South Side Elementary 0 School lunchroom. She will 'I assist her husband In the . shoe shop during vacation. Legislators Back On Job Aga in Plane Slams Into Mountains Denies "10 O1 Capri Hancock You can help the JayCees Robert Hilimeeek waJoility stockholder of help Sanford tomorrow in their "Usa.A.Rama" at the the Capri Restaurant said today that stats. Pireeton. Service Center on muds attributed to him concerning the sale and First and French. The pro- closing of the estaMishment are untrue. "No beallneos has boss traniacted with the toads the JayCees take In Will help finance their worth- persons who aunewiced publicly that they WUe while eoaaunity proj.cts. uyl*g lb. conirsWag tersit In lb. Capri," hahn Dave Wilson is In lIaw'ck d.sIavsL Th. Capri b .pss for boniness as usual and eheags sham of the affair In which more gas you buy, the 811 rumors and statements to the costrary have more Isafard benefits, no basis In fact," Hancock declared. 0 ' 0 ; . 0 • j - 0 what apparently would have been a perfect landing except that shortly after touchdown in the prairie the craft hit a Summer weather, for the tuater hole and was flipped second time this month, upsidedown, coming to rest Thursday afternoon, brought in six inches of mud and heavy rains, wind and some ball to Osteen. However, w ater, Second Storm 0 , MEANS : - DURING OUR en no reports of A fisherman Is the area, there have ben Ted Jackson of Oviedo, was property damages or tree on the scene within minutes losses as from the June 4 and assisted the passengers storm which battered the from the plane, bringing Lain Butlur.Lak. Hutehison CHECK OUR AD IN TODAY'S them out in his airboat to am". THREE HANDS will be zIwnr(Ie(I these golden Lindsey's Fish Camp on SR CLASSIFIED SECTION AND trophies at. the Bund.A.lhiloo tonight at Nun. 46. beginners, ama' Icipal Stadium. Categories are Assisting In investigation, YOU'LL BE A BEL1EVERI teurs and semi-pros and trophies are donated now turned over to Federal TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — by the Sanford Elks Lorge. Newest bands to Aeronautics for completion, The Board of Regent. said were Seminole Deputy Tied today inauguarstion of Dr. I. a gn up are The Abdomen, The Undertakers, • The Headsmen, The Showmen and The Wild. Kelley and Brevard Deputy Oroward Culpepper as first chancellor of the state Usticats. Bill Rock, left will be master of ceremon. Rodenbaugh. 1157 PAU BR. Damages to the craft, which "rally "aim will he held 121$ W. PIUT ST. lea and Gene Walters, right, represents the was Insured, have Sot bass lily I at Florida Stole lJul. 511-1151 $111231 Elks, Show time in 7:45 p.m. Proceeds go to the I * RED TAG SALE! . Ceremony Set HOLLER MOTOR SALES Little Red Schoolhouse. estimated at this time, ve,slty. 0 Ell * to I 0 r' - T .--'• .__. IVA - ---- 0 0 'O' _i Ti' -- �- - S - - - -- --'i-,. -- I ti 1, IL t- ') 91 . I , - "i. J IM Pats 2-. *pa1 Rev. Grover Sewell I uit. 23, 1961 . ....(6, , -, ,, ? ;40~ V. I I -;I Th. I Age ~ I E4. .. - * .. VI 9 A I Of I_ L . such pleaty, this should be preserver, and the very p. ten.. We have Invented many sonal and warm friend mechanical gadgets to make thos, who will trust Hi, life easier; we have so many (too would do well to iri way of finding entertainment the 23rd, 46th, 03rd, 07th a, and merestioni our food, 99th Psalms to begin wit 1. I I If -- Longwood S Commencement A . ' ' / I'. 'eM God revelation of Hhr self in christ. w PbWl the disciple of Christ spok Commeaciment exercises he beard the words from th Master saying, "He that bat sees me bath seen th week VWUOS Bible School Path.,." There Is an limit at LestIweod" 11151 BsptM desire In the heart of ever, Øt*reh will be held at 7:10 man to know Clod, but boi PA. today with all parents futile It has seemed to thou 04 blends Invited to attend. who have not accepted th Revelation of God In Cl;,Ir v. Jack Lindsay, pastor, Even our children feel th .i*i14 teds, that tOtal en shakise.s 41 the orld.'1 rollmsnt through Thursday story in told of a lIttle•bl of Ibio week numbered 430 whose father was a ,nlujO, akildees with aver's. daily my Is Africa. The day earn &%@@dmose iveg the two week when the father and so were to be" s trip, home al peeled at 57$ per day. iork made Is erifte tar a long period of urvin They had served In a WenIOt each day will be display for tealgist's pro. part of AfrIca and thereto, - ," . '' JEW PASTOR at Jorthilds Baptist hurch, Forest City t o a d near Oakland (Ills, In Rev. R. P. Mc. WI, graduate of Bible 1aptIat III Por t Worth, TeL, rhere he was ordained, 'ormerly of Pensacola, 1ev, and Mrs. McCall nd their two ions, h'eg and Keith, are re. Iding at 1026 Notre am. Drive, Weathers. leld. (Herald Photo) Seminar to have filth cozicerning all relieved to such a great ii of their needs and to seek tent and his lit, would tat I 1, . . clothing sad shelter Is so U the Psalms, are rei much more adequate than we prayerfully. It will be four have experienced before at that God is pictured so des time of the history of ly as the One who reigi the world. Even so we find over all of the universe. $47 our age being an anxious The second means of cu oils. Ing anxiety is remsmberie hens recognis.d anxiety u the care of God. If one wool being a real problem in HIS realize what God means I day. In Me Sermon on the him personally, he would fir Ilmat" He directed people the burden of anxiety beir first the Kingdom of God, on a positive, hopeful, all that after this w -. joyous meaning. things would The shepherd Idea of Go promising dos . other 11 b. taken e$NOfIn the be1t tsllauaof His cars and present In many places of Ui way Many things are Involved Scripture. The 23rd Psali In finding the cure for 1hz. brings out this thought s fair through our Chtlitlii* clearly. In the New Testi faith, beweNr,I believe that mint, As we look at Job thee, can be enumerated and 10:3, 4 we find the shephe, impIIfsd to Is certain extent.Was continuing In the No s tO escape this Testament. This does nc modern plague, first be will mean that the chill of col have to remember the grUb winds of trouble will aevi ssesolGd.Ia Ord" t*lm come into the Ilya ofb.IIei derstand the peatMes of .. Storms and tempest wi -• weisId do well to come to one who knows Go God .n iesd the beck .1 PRItoIS is yet. he will realize the She; we how 0.4 Is pictured U herd cares for His sheep an e whe Is truly groat,. Is will never let the storm hi comes. violent that they Wi not have strength enough Bible meet them. The third step In havin chool To Have. mar anxiety cured is to a: L. • Elder Springs Chooses 'Father' i 1 they arrived at the pot where they were to take steamer. The ocean proved t be rough and for many dip the boat pitched and rvfl. The little boy was aocuaton 014. and his wife and church in the Sunisad Estate 8~ two daughters, Cheryl and aroX. DenIse, were born and reared Simland Baptist in Jacksonville, their present with Rev. Cl. B. Hodges home. They expect to take up Jacksonville as pastor, will residency hire In the near fu. begin regular services Sun. lure. Until such time, those day In the Garden Club Interested in contacting the Served sad Pensacola. Hus most r cent pastorate was Pit Baptist Church Is Sum Ala. VACATION Bible School at Central Baptist Church, Sanford, conducted for a two week period, closed with Commencement Exercises and a pro. gram last Friday evening at the church. Among students taking part were those of the Primary Department shown here with their teac er, Mrs. Maybelle Hayes, and Rev. Gall Smith, pastor of the church. (Herald Photo) Nine members of First Baptist Cburclt, Sanford, an attending sessions of the SANFORD FLOWER SHOP SemInnl Jjç ....... .. - A CATI Humphrey May Have Done Good In Paris Visit the operation comes, said Plo. tWa has approximately 100,. 000 migratory workers dependents sash year and that most of them spend six tI ill 0N 1)11.;. , .. to eight months In the state. They work In southern Fla. rids normally from Novem- ",4 ber to May, then move nor th. hrough the state and on Valued PIUS IaInaatlmal ward t Vice President Hubert H. Specific objective, of the .; , ~ 11 V New 4111111111111 11 MV. ZL1IA$ crsww of Cs's.Ibngry Cosaulty Ikthedl.t ksrck was bassd at sed msstI St the curoWs * Woasa's $3011t7 St cbristrals Servift am the a&s Club with a blrthdq cab. baked In the M ofsa op.s Moist, ,,(Rsrsld photo). . flM ad how been well. Wilhisa J. Clubs Is the ten by Oss aid friendly Be hes,d!a sssI'hu for the Gaulle blunt * migrant program, son u.teU_ aaam I, WIll . •' '• ' • • Jq I . •i •• . ' ' . • t i. , , . ' . ,, . • • '. ' ''' ' • ' • ' •,•, • • • r, • • l .. .. : II • - -. ILa. "• NEW KING LION of Sanford Is William MacLauchlln, left, shown hero Nolik your MILKMAN 11111111111111 aldson, second vp, Al Probst, third vp, Jack Morrison, treasurer, Hugh (Herald Photo) Iiuncan secretary and George Dell, Lion Tamer. 'W MAILMAN. 3. DIAL - // 322 .2611 • 1.541 rosmus ruze ------ -- ---- - - - a i. • • .:. . AMSTERDAM (UPI) -Ac- , 1 i I I I ... . I rvnw Folsom - OR /, 425 .5938 '- - - 40 -. - 5; ~ . ,, , ,4 ' - •'.. • , • Gramkow Funeral Home Is am...0ni7 61 In charge of arrangements. :. . 1- • P P • 3 () • •• __________________ I(Ii lht Sanford herald sam ) • 7 Ajvg" AV With the cost of just about everything else going up and upp Sun. shine Service is a bigger bargain than ever-by far, the biggest bargain In your family budget. How do we do it? By cast-cutting .chncIes -modern equipment - wer and bigger plant.-and YOU...using ___ )d flow status. LI..2. lUfl runcruu _____aywooa. mona..- )lae.aie rsvsslds e.rvkee for Donald Liwsod. $C, who died Tb.,,. dat, will be betS at $ P. -. Sunday a oea.va C.aetuy. of tionars the lea. baa reqnectcd that ..alrlbuttons in s. memory as to Ovl.do *AM as NEWLY ELICJ'ED officials- for Bier Like Methodist øiurch a,, (front, from left) Wei. ter Bowlis, vice president, and Mrs James (J). (back) G lenn Whipple, and Byron Brown, treasurer. a Use ,$y sus. aramkow ruo.ral (UeiaId l'lsoto) is ..s. sc more and more. KIT Iflisid and Home Finance Agency's ' to -..-----I .11 ____ deportment stale air. drafts,°••• prov d W plan. which would olknirales ~ IasIaMlensusisvlthOs Fad present housing elevate the ' I paW an nvW ow In fact, fiva major rate reducUora du&g " customers 27 nidfln dollars each year. fl. - ' W-High r^ leg and urban developinest. , • WEEK CooMedhim OK'd WASHINGTON (UPI) There. Ce*eI snsløSenate subcommit tee Thum MjSetSbIS sired " day approved Pre-l" John. Indically , a 8-115 - Cabinet " hers Wemle _____ of comfort cond Ilona, I ____ -- : - ; WheZI you start homeinpiing on your own, Sunaislise Service v be the biggest bargain In your budget. Today, the average price paid per kilowatt hm for elecWty In the home s actually 31% cheaper than it was just ten years ago, • • ____ JI5p- 0 ,. * WULSMS WISh Diu Law yow'faintly budg.t) -e '. - Mary Gettlogs BRIDES i, t 4-0 . DEUVERED BY MAIL 44NyuJIJ PA 4214 '- Mary Mildred Nausy $11151 JUNE - Five VAH-6 ' IL Phyllis 1U5.5*loS (R.&ly good n.ws for . / AND HAVE YOUR 4$ GOOD NEWS for governor at the proper A BLOUNSTOWN (UP!) time," Folsom said. n. Is ex i nehis n to announce his candi. Pensacola man and peeled year-old son were killed dacy In Janua ry. Men Re nI'st The former governor, who Thursday in a two-car cdliI C curity account numbers, or served in 1946.50 and iass.ss, sion during heavy downpour • obtain information about the Five men In Heavy Attack said his platform would evolve eight miles west of here on State Road 20. Squadron Six (VAI14) re-en- around reapportionment. Social Security program. listed In a nine day period for "The principal reason I ran Dead were Carl Edwin Kin. a total of 22 years. Re-enlist- for governor In 1942 and on gry and his son John Edward. meet oaths were administered subsequent occasIons was be. The Highway Patrol said White House by Cdr. John I.. Underwood. cause of reapportionment," the accident apparently took commanding officer ci the Folsom said. He said the only place when a small foreign Beer Protested Pleura. can be brought about car driven by Kingry skidded JACKSONVILLE (UPI).-A James W. Lee. Aviation Isway by a constitutional conven- across the center line and in' to the path of an oncoming .minister wrote a letter to Structural Mechanic First hon 0) IPresident Johnson Thursday Class, USN, rs.enllst.d Folsom also said he didn't truck at the Chipola River protesting in the name of eo,. years. think Gov. George C. Wallace Bridge. 000 Baptists of Jacksonville, Ira B. L.ggei'e, Aviation would run for the U. S. Senate the serving of beer at a White Machinist Mate (Jet) Second seat next year against John House party attended by class, re-enlisted for tour Sparkman as has been spscu. Elder Edward Barnes of years. minors. toted. Orlando, educational secretary The pastor of the $outhilde Hubert B. Walker Jr., Avia. for the Florida Conference Tb Is' d Baptist Church and modern. tins Orditanceman of Seventh-day Adventiat, tor of the Jacksonville Baptist Class, USN, reenlisted 1w a Donald Atwood will be guest speaker at the Association, Dr. Malcolm B. four year period also, service Saturday at OfIløer. Patty Knight, said he sent the letter Two Chief es the a.m. Of Geneva Forest City church In the also signed up lot another bad because be read beer been served at a natty the four years. Floyd C. Fields. Donald Atwood. s. of GO absence of Elder James Him. Prei Went's- daughter, Luc.i, Chief Psrsoc.nelman, And En nova, died earl y Thursday rick who Is on vacation. gave for some 20 sons and ness T. Arnold, Chief Avis. morning in Seminole Memos'. daughters of diplomats from lion Machinist Mate (Jet). Jai Hospital. s. nations last Friday. Born In Brockton, Mass., be "We offer this protest i',. As used In macbinery (such came to Geneva 10 years ago. apectfufly and urge that it not as th. cotton gin), the word lie was a retired cost account ___________ be repeated," Knight's letter gin is an abbreviation of ant with a shoe business. II. •engine, ___________________ SAW. was a member of the Congre. gstlonal Church and of the C:,: 4 ;• . -Sanford Masonic Lodge " of Brockton. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. via Atwood of Geneva; a lee. * li O . I ~ daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Bills HideS MCVlI CeelMed of Geneva. a son, Robert Al. Sell ITU NIMA __ , wood of Decatur, Ga., and six .rbeueICiillng p.m. This service Is mad. avail able to those who wish to ap ply for old- age and survivors insurance benefits. Social So- - .,- ... ----.- -- __ • It's cheaper than ever to go afl.eloctrlo than to um ,a combination of utility services! ,oItbsis. *wt thatblendsisto Rust-proof Aluminum , staLer __ ____ FLO 111* POWER A LII UT CSIPAUY . 9Li 6•1IM _ W. leelt U_A WALL _____ PLUMBING. HEATING AIR CONDITIONING tan Senferd Ava, 3214M •--.••.--.tI&__k, - - - -- • ' ___________________________________________________________________ a Ut fl1 D PAPtK - - -- -- - i'u ii Guest Speaker - HOMETOWN -- - WW Me I fifter that dINVUS the taste -* Wins Holland's '1 TLIr 1. Charlie Chapl i n - • C - said was.. - as he was installed by District Governor John Nicholson or Orlando, reinently at the Capri. At right Is retiring King Lion Howard Hood. Other new officers Include Harold Rowland, first vice president; Clarence Don. Son 1 2. Nolik your project was ______ ' . governor of Ala. Bliss after the incident A representative of the t n. third term as been a close associate of the barns. ISoclal Security Administra. Knoliwood Is close to three lion District Office in Orlan- golf courses In the Sanlando Folsom, In north Alabama do will he at the City Commis- springs area and s miles on a business trip, said he had Father, sian Room, Sanford, July 7, from downtown Orlando and "definitely" made up his mind 14, 31 and 21 (each Wednes' 13 miles to Sanford. to run. day) from 5:10 i.nt, to 12:30 "1 definItely intend to qualify D'uc n Wreck 1) , - . • dIfl 10 June p .' All elders, deacons, every has shown himself to be a ed plans for developing 125 The development company, a Debbie. the GOP finance headquarters recently named head of the finmember canvass chairmen, great European and a great committee, acres In the Rolling Hills area subsidiary of the Overstreet last weekend. lie said he had "As ancefar as I can tell, he men and women of the church world citizen." the •, said Company, Investment Subdivision. for the Knollwood found the list in the desk of 1') didn't take anything responsible for stewardship, A plat for the first stage of lots to be developed are 3/4 Kovac, who supported Barry or more. acre one to last year's out of my desk," Kovac added, treasu rers, and financial see- Vegetable ivory Is derived an acre development of Knollwood She H. Goldwater In east of said that even If the list retarlcs are invited to attend from tagua nuts which are oc ed at Is l Knoliwood ..-.. ...... lie -.k by 4 !.. f_ r ...'J411 .---..-'-.. -this IIU WUU 5WV3IUI$UUI grown in western Ecuador. Is due to leave his party post had been found in his desk the evening session, Interstate 4 near the Long3C wood Interchange. In th e next few days. A spokesmanfor the develop. Social Security During the raid Kelly rifled ems said the subdivision would filing cabinets, went through a central water system, several desks and carted off a Representative have underground utilities, and pay. HUNTSVILLE, Ala. safe In his search for locked .4 streets. He said every ef. Former Coy. James E. (Dig "missing" material. Thurs. announced to preserve Jim) Folsom ld made fort wou be To Be Here Kelly, who was fired by the natural beauty of the sec. day his Intention to seek a had C Amd sen'kes have bees mighty fine and isa and federal funds as held in Iranscomb Memorial mighty friendly. It 15 fOU5s- for allotted are 5213,000. Auditoriums FIends Southern able In believe that Do Gaulle Although 43 counties have Co llege, Lakeland. must have changed some form of migrant labor, Hr.. McBride, a native if is a number ci major French only Macbus, Broward, Cot- Cleirwater, is a graduate if Policies If the PUtS mi11In3 her, Highlands, Glades, Has. the Usiversity of Florida over became friendly. 0r per. dry, Lee, Manatee, Orange, with a BA degree in history hap., Di Gaulle I**PII two. Polk, Putnam, Master and and taught World History ed is the charm. He's ieed at Sarasota have elected to come and American Histo while tbaL '.11 sh, Into the beard's program, her husband vu IsrysealaG reat 1. November, And have sty. .lad.4 k. p,. Palm Beach rogr Dade .., the their The HelMs. are realdlisg own p ams, Palm lasrulag from IeSCh.WhICb has some $0,. Is the reeeatly purchased meeting, LU heabled: alsrants-.er,ed u a church pa rsonage at $606 "Today wits . ci lbo for faehleslag the state Una Lane, Bear Lake. world's grossest leaders sad hid the opportuaity to list" P'V''. e,. Dr. Crane said It Is hoped to hiss. our ova U. S. .lb t 1I Sealsib sr. that Sbm progress can be en. men are Indeed to .uss sear.au.a-a asia, paSd'4 to laclud5 medical Di Gaulle. his estimate Is tons enles'. es.Iev --I VSe .1 the really groat men ci d aad dental diageestis aid , ,---- e.''s' tlaie, as ceuraaoes as eay $StM5t tIIaLce and la.aes, 7 Lee man ali ve sad H is very -Ice hospital care. Out-patient to 9160 ma,s, rn. • Is, the free world IbM hole heepltsi service Is new ii,In aaJ eeeatle. hers." se suemri. pm. : I uu;IlILu aIIuI'"j BEFORE YOU GO! -____ 1. ': ,' / vision Planned Su - T I'I I NG 3 THI I1 G S . I. 4. ' - - and Child Health under which clii Ills and from tyranny by new members and will discuss "Rather," he said, "Baptist. "world crises and revolution, must see themselves as part of the church or state. •' $s' The delegates will also dli. ary tendles which dramatize the whole people of God In. 1iIl; cuss experiences In building the the need for acceleration in volved In searching out the 'l • ,; church in different areas of our efforts to win the world to meaning of the one Lord, one "' faith, and one baptism." t the world and will bear from Christ." : famous evangelists, Including John E. Skogltmd, a faculty Dr. J. B. Middlebrook, gen. V '; • I • member of the Colgate.Roches. eral home secretary of the Billy Graham. .1 ,';,* The alliance represents more ter Divinity School, will pre- Baptist Missionary Society in ' than 25 million Baptists from sent one of the more controver. London, will emphasize to the • countries and territories. sial papers on theology to the delegates that missionaries must be more flexible and In. jj; e largest number of Baptists alliance, Th ' • In North In a copy of his paper sub. genius In devising ways of • -22 million-reside , mitted to delegates In advance spreadin g the gospel. '1. America. I Although the theme of the • •tU meeting will be "And the Truth 2 Shall Make You Free," the . Alabama Post ' , all The alliance's evanstellim theological time talking About a six-day meeting here today commission will emphasize to Baptista distinctives or declar. aimed at seeking complete the delegates the Importance Ing themselves as a "peculiaz freedom from sin and Its so. of evangelistic work In winning people." Meet BE SURE TO DO THESE - ' l'p,, . - - For Laborers ' •. " VP 29, VF 4. FLETACSUPRON 24 od with his assign. I In U 't RVAH.3 In Se ptember Jim Program _ 1i 14 : - . delegates will also discuss of the meeting, Skoglund said MIAMI BEACH (UPI) About 15,000 delegates to the theology, missionary work and that "Baptists can no longer afford to spend most of their World Baptist Alliance opened public affaIrs, - 'U,,... .,-_,, • 1. iI . • . World Baptists Open Session Also confined to the has- Junior High School this fall. 6 0 - has been Mrs. Voncille • • ' Our thought this week: Good Conduct Awards, Amer. WASHINGTON (UPI) party chairman for several it would have been justified sons or Institutions contrlbut. pit.al Asiati because he has control of such Ing to Europe $ cultural, social leal (Tolar) Rabun. We wish both Life, like war is a series of c The executive director of the years. Campaign ' ,•, e director. or scientific fields. ' t h Pacific he Is not Aunt mistakes, and a speedy recovery. ILI vioinry Medal - ---fl.nnhtIen Fin ance Commit. Informed of Kelly's charges,- matters as executive -----VUI'4 VV' U'"J the general who makes her best ed KaUe Fox celebrat jimmied. Kovac denied that be had been rince oor media- Navy Occupation Service Me. tee says charges latlon, mainly In Democratic prize was presented by P birthday last Sunday at her fewest mistakes. P Defense Service of The Netherlands, he dal, American Bernhard wrongdoing In. open desk held a missing list guilty of any circles, that Kovac was going home at Wilson's Corner. crlty may secure that,ebut ed al, Philippine Liberation of wealthy party contributors volving the list of persons who to give the list to the Free With him were Queen Juliana, Those helping her celebrate is best who wins th most M Crown Princess Ileatrix, Dutch had contributed *1,000 or snore group formed by Goldwater, this special occasion were her splendid victories by are "completely untrue." Minister of Culture Dr. Maar. ence Ribbon. to the party. ______________ . Robertn, John trieval of mistakes. so th charges and eir denial sister, Mrs. Tom Wil of The Cannon Is the Chief ten Vrolljk and other digultarstaff members "My three sad Byron Fox and th eir fain. Mrs. B. L. Cannon of by the owner of the desk, lea. Kelly Presbytery ____________________________ __________________________Waverly Mr. and hall Georgia, and the Frank Kovac, are the latest who were watching The citation for Chapli n said re working search the office we A meeting of the Preaby. the doctor "has stood couragehusband of the former Stiss chapter in the tale of William days on the list that Kelly Is talking Sara Pope of Columbus, Ga. Cody Kelly, who until two about," said Kovac, lie said tery of St. Johns will t ously and chivalrously for the bdi Knoliwood em held from 1:30 until 0 P.M. human values which help to They reside at 403 Cherokee ago was the top aide of GOP National Chairman Ray Bliss. that Kelly had directed th th eir three with Lane, Sanford, the list to get it next Tuesday st !1rt !r .. decide the spiritual climate of on to work County Board of Commis. 'rk. rt,wl.t. Land Develop. the Clay, lyterian Churc h or Sanford. our society and by doing so children, Larry, Mike, and JVII7 1.ucius ready for Gen. mont Company today announc' sloners. Cincinnati that he had raided - - . ' as Air Frames Shop Chief. ___ y the annual conference is S. gold reser ves. Ices and vocational rehabill. Lab.ld. He served last The Alliance bstweea Di tation. year as associate minister at Gaulle's Prence and the UaIted All this Is done In cooper. First Methodist Church In Sta tes Is usc.mlsrtable. alien with county health 4.. Ocala, With macb ivavet Is the eta. par'nte and with grants On IS, th is year, be gas', the vlcs president's isa from the federal government, was ordained an elder at asparty with Di Gaulle mast The begun In late anal conference in ceremonies I.. • 1 Preach ability to drain ad U. and crippled children's serv' ; - :-Nlil - - 0 son • McBri I'; I ItLInel -"' parents In Arkansas. ' ly had a wonderful time.• Allen Dorn has returned home The new borne of Pauline and from a visit with Jim Johnson J. S. Kirkpatrick on Narels In Monticello. Jim returned sus Is going up rapidly now. During his tour In San. with Allen and will ,l*It here The heavy rains slowed up the Chie ef Cannon has worked Pa ul. ford carpenters for a while d our family. with II Going on a ment taking part. Items Bertha Gregory, Mrs. Grace made during handicraft class- Holloway, Mrs. Inca Sen. l • es were on display, Movies sioni, Miss Sandy Wiggins, • of the program were made Mrs. June Bagwell, Mrs. 'j, 30 1.. JARRARD by Jack Renton Jr. Jolly Bennett, Mrs. Agues Principal for the school Keltt., Mrs. Pat Wilson, Mrs. was Rev. Gail Smith, pastor Linda W illiams, Miss Anne of the church, and th e church Smith, Miss Faye Hayes, foot Bryant. h..e... 52... 5.. ,i.11.,..... ii.. D...IIi. 52....t. tt ?I.è . Josef Nordeuihaug of Wash. was In charge of serving the Wilson, Mrs. Peggy Smith, general secretary of daily refreshments. Pianist Mrs. Patty Harper, Mrs. Barthe Baptist World Alliance Health and music director were Mrs. bara Hancock, Mrs. Ruth wh ich sponsors the every. Shirley Orient. and Mrs. Wilkinson, and Roland Giles. five-year fellowship insetEthelyne Owen. Secretaries Assistant principal was Ing, has reported that =onMr.. Myrlens Bullard Mrs. Alice Smith and assistsingers from 74 countries al. and Mrs. Joan Will iams. out hostess was Mr.. Pays ready have registered for JACKSONVILLE (Special) Mrs. Ro berta Keith, church Rivers. The State Board of Health th is 11th Congress. Morning s.aaleaa will be has Increased Its migrant '-" • " held In Convention- Hall, Mi- health program to 1$ coun- •"3 ties and has Invited ethers • . ii!. asil Beach, with ,, 4 I 09.00 42 ISbOr ' 1 : " 1 .,1n'rimb " mmcli County epects to ternat$oiial evangelist, mm. begIn participation next year. • re be featured speaker Ia a ___________ Dr. David Z. Crane, direct. her .f •m. _ .. . er the luriss of Maternal ..., ~. ' S - Something ii II' whole weeks, Rena and I real- home from a visit to Betty's Complete Ing. Negotiations are presently Bear Lake Methoist Church I !1 4) , ______________________________________________________ enrolled In the school with Mrs. Maybelle Hayes. Mm an average daily attendance Boble Jean Heaven, and Mrs. of 130. Du ri ng th e Corn- Edna Giles, meneement a program was Teachers Included Mrs. presented with each depart- Verdie Mae Hartsnan, Mrs. yerdtbedaysttldsr ed to being patient and or Springs Baptist Church last complaining, but finally b REV. AND MRS. McBRIDE Sunday, chases by secret asked his father, "Dadd Humphrey will have earned his he said, are ballet, was James Blaylock when will we have a ban keep, Including fringe benefits, to provide basic health serv. U it turns out that his recent fees tar ' who was puasst.4 alibis by that will not shake?" ran atmeeting Ii Pads with Preach le tug thee. to the soclo.csltur. 50. 1. 30 Griffin. As the young people of tc President Charles 4. Gaul Dave Carpents, was run• day look at us they must h at ebseteriatles of the labor Mr4p In the balloting and asking coac$ous)y or out generated more than hot , t develop add. may have been uonai services o Minisfer all fathm present for the consciously. "When will w as may to in. Welcomes Its mpiishid sl MSviII 10414VS4 59*1W dkst.d, Maryann Miles By have a banse that will nc odds would seem I. have been shake?" The answer me b against it. Humphrey emerged 8.. at the eenlees being Members ci the Bear Lake given when one cia honesi from his long talk with D. given Include ethdcs with Methodist Chu rc h w.leome4 _nurses and a physician; fur. their new minister and his fl. PacifIc Ocean has an ly reply that our world wi Gaulle with ..J niching of necessary drug.; wife, Rev, and Mrs. Robert AM .154 mIllion square be secure when all men rn tioning newspapermen: according the again God the King c "We had a s wt services for expectant moth. G reen McBride. at the morn, pdl.i, to ga. Kings and theuLord of Lod and a very frisudly coavorsa. Orel seeing that the worker. Ing worship service last Sun$ yilqudis Idlanalca. have adequate living condi. day. gi tionl" tions and dIets; providing Rev. de who attend' me temptation is strong Mi . dental services, especiall y for .4 Palm Beach Junior Calh regard that statement as heal monetary policies. An. children; seeing that they legs, the University of P'lor. itg(flff (,$?U. ether subject fit to be avoid, receIve Immuidsatlons for Ida, sad Duke Divinity would hays been the ma to various diseases; trea ting dl. Schec!, was ordained a des. which Di Gaulle puts the sessea already contracted; con by the bishop Is 1*63 at if . 11 • Now J ~ ____ I .~ ii , 119 '' ,~ i Y '' ; i b " i't. .1. Y ge.v,S, - ,I- - , be back In the state of iUfl children. Aunt Katie received shine, because in Washington, many lovely gifts and they all Chief Pett" Officer ,Andrew on was recently trans Cann I). C., where Rena Hawkins enjoyed eating lee cream and, W. the Fleet Reserve ferred to t oon. gre last week, It was cake during the am st after more than 21 years of pa th b irth days is a lowly 54, Brrh degrees. Very Also having Service .n Impressive cloudy at times and the heater week were Hazel Gardner and Naval Reconnas held yours truly, ceremonies some. Naomi Sapp and at isn't th going. Now 3. Squadron since Att$.L and i will thing for summer? But other. • • Kay Ssusnan common. th e ole County To culminate wise Rena and I had the time represent Sem in lei,thChief Cannon was our YOUNG live,. We visit. Extension Homemakers Counfasnion, u,3 In in e traditions, the slue. d so many wonderful places cli at the U. of Floridaugh being piped over 6th July thro Gainesville, st and one night we j of intere Navy as entering took Rena down to Pope's 9th, when the State Short a seaman recruit Octobe r Creek on the Potomac River Course will convene there. . . 1942 at No..o .a. e served girl.. wIll where she got to eat fresh County 4.11 boys and a mat , Ships a steamed crabs. We visited an. go to 4.11 Camp at Camp Mc. fl during YOU 12th. Hope July with some Quarrle tique galleries School, these f riends and I also called boys and girls have returned Norman, Oklah NAB 'iah o ma . Helen flarbour's mother In your application to Miss Wit- Diego. Calif. Alexandria and talked to her son's of fi ce. S • e Betty and 80. CASU (7) 52, VP 53. USN' *u.ite a while. So, for two Robert Mann have returned J. . V A two-week Vacation Bible nursery director, was In hod at Central Baptist charge of the nursery for utch of Sanford closed last babies of th ose working In day evening with Corn. the school. mencensent Exercises at th e Departmental superintind. church, enta were Mrs. Eunice Wig. There were 140 children gins, Mrs. Loretta Wiggins, Congress • ' - Out facation Bible School Closes , '' said to be Baptistle In doe. trine, Independent In church government and fundamental in belief and In Christian liv- • See Is Baptist Fellowship. It -, Arrangements' Fellowship and the World .. forld Baptist Baptist World Congress today through next Wednesday in MiamI Beach. In the group are Rev. and Mr.. Fred B. Chance, Mr. and Mrs. B. Willard Warfl.ld, Dr. and Mrs. C. Ii, Park Sr., Mrs. E. B. Wood, Mrs. Voila Williams Sr. and Mrs. Ker' The church Is aff iliated with the Independent flap. tint, headquartered In Spring. field, Mo., the Baptis t Bible H. also has had a wit range of experience In evani elistle preaching, slngln and In youth work. All members and frlen of the church are invited I hear this outstanding speal r.; ~.,i ', Building In ffunland with pastor should address cot. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. respondence to P. O. Box 781, and worship at 11 am. and Sanford. at 7 p.m. Mid-week service _______________________ will be at 7:80 p.m. Wed. DPnele%4' .'.w',s' , nesday. postorates, in His, -. - ! 1~1 .ii- ~ L ears fell, hello there. It's great to and children of Lake Wale and Mrs. Dorothy Waller and () ' p.m daily at Seminole High Rev. Hodges, a graduate of School As the start of a new Baptist Bible College in Theological Seminat In New Orleans, La., he hi ~ ine Attend the paths and roads wet rough and bumpy. PInall belag hold ilds week at 7:30 year. - Retires After -1- 1 . -_ -'-. . I tiles, Mrs. Betty Jane Bradley By Mrs. H. L. Jebsa.. Ivangsllatle services are I expected by the and of the will be guest preacher First Baptist Church of Be ford at all worship servie . this Sunday. T A gradual, of Stetson Ur Baptist and New Orlesi f1 v,rsity I lake Monroe Joffings - I CPO Cannon . Holding Services Administrative assistant charge of Evangelism a: Missionary Education .f t Alabama Baptist Conv.ntl: AnXI.tY ight onforli Ntralb June 21S. 190 - PAIM 3 . Rev. Roland L. Iarvai The day In which we live the book of Psalms God ban b.en referred toa."This Seen u being s King ofi Age of Anxiety" and yet It the world, the creator of U Is strange, that Ins day of earth and the universe, ti j Now Sunland Church First Baptist . , c Guest Preacher To Speak At I S • - '4 -. --.•-.--'------- .-. .. • - .I - 11 �. t cwwtunitv 1W __ .I w w - - - .. ~ - - - Yews ruLence i Finally - - JUl11 25, iNS a W - - - - - - ' - liTTLE, $10 GUY.. 1I pp Py I . ., Showing Form ____ hbe had no u liltilMi. : ____ - • ,. • ' i 1. I -':j I; i -1 ., '•1 ' j' j I . I . .. '' ' - .,, aimrai. /; thr'1i ri 11 ___________________________________________ j 4 1 - - I1 , 1 E 1. - -,W • Jimmie ffafl. B.fl in I r t Major I 2flI I Standi LUyU ed Game .0 . ~_ ~ , S .. By Jim Iaecbu. I .1 ____ 1. A. / vel ' •- 1jtJt ul.v. -1 REV, JOHN W. HORAN, superintendent of the Orlando Union Rescue Mission, is shown with a few of the young people who visited the mis. nion Wednesday from the Junior High Department of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church Vacation Bible School, Left to right, Bonnie Relker, Kathy Heinsen. Sue Roneberry, and Steve Nicarry. (Herald Photo) - .' • S om Lorenzen, Not a d e Champ Foo, IflfllAfld u s. S • Youths Go On Field Trip Rev. John W. Moran, sup. By Jane Casselberry Rev. Moran also gave a The Junior High flepnrt. erintendent, told of the his. personal testimony of how Went of the Casselberry tory of the mission founded his life was changed from Community Methodist Church by a group of Christian bual. one of crime and alcoholism Vacation Bible School went neasmen in 1048, and took to one of service when he be. on a field trip Wednesday of- the trroup on a tour of the came a Christian, ternoon to visit the Orlando facilities which include a The class plans to collect chapel, kitchen, dining room, food Union Rescue Mission. and clothing to donate Accompanying t Ii e 29 Sunday School rooms, and to the mission. Ken WI. sleeping young people were quarters. During the past month 558 let, youth director; Mrs. Jack Waltman, Mrs. Cure Balmer, free night's lodgings have Custom of the Christmas and Mrs. Edward Heinsen, been provided for men; eight tree is said to be a survival teachers; and Mrs. Leonard for women; and four for chil. of the tree worship of ancient l dren; and 2,800 meals served. German tribes. Casselberry. we I' '" FELLOWSHIP DINNER wan given at Burnett Memorial Methodist Church In Enterprise to welcome the new minister and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Denslow. With them are Miss Odell Small (left) and Miss (Middleton Photo) Helen Snodgrass. r 5 Leo on Home I is 4 \C j I 7 ~' .' 1. 11 P I I so It ____ ____ ___ Dozen Enter ___ Picks Alabama __ ___ ___ PLAY GOLF ___________ ____ rIbS Ii compete aisiet the kvietuninn. Well kniem s.mpelleis In' flak SwNps Is z Cubs 4 Oaais Today: Rebels vs. TI. asi. ....,. ............. _______ gets, Cubs vs. Chisfo. Beth ___ ___ av iwvu D.CIUIIO. OPens a_er ..0 vs 1 uc** .m ___ ___ ____ ___ I" d •• -. I- __ ....s .' •- S.-, . • 1•1 I -. 14 I ___ $Q$ $TRIU • - ' - ' ' .1 .5. -, - - : I - .1. •'-.' • • L. (:j1!;..;.c.by r"°g, - ____ I - . - ____, - ' :;. - -. - - - . [ __ _______ - - • ----5,--. - "- • • - - • ' - NEW OFFICERS for the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church are (seated, left to right) Mrs. Philip Caeaber, president; Mrs. l)oti MacLeod, vice president; and Mrs. flamid Kryder, secretary. Mrs. Ernest Fnu;ckenberg is treasurer, Officers of the Alen's Club are (standing, left to right) lhIynn "Skip" Reiker, president; James Court, vice president; and Don MacLeod, treas. urer, Earl Oakley Is secretary. • ii- 'seu""'" - 'yr JJ f j •- . , -. - ' - M.chamut BWIW mcsp. ties with lb. nmeilETssdsm ioitgrat.d using "srfububij Be list Stallings, chairman of the State Welfare Board, said he personally had tried to ex. plain the revision In the pro. gram to Mattox's legislative committee but that no one 4l0' pstnst4isia kembim BeV. e Coownisot, smp.to.ia t sosbois. 5111* OSSM idhollso listened. "Apparently Mr. Mattox Is taking this opportunity to whip somebody, but it seems to me he didn't try to get the true ONLY $13495 mouth." _____ -- .il _____ I Invention of the rocking I chair Is attributed to Benjamin 1I Franklin. is. Se. facts," Stalling, said. "lie (Mattox) listens well with his ... _____ Mmdii MA indigent. - 1 Sanford Electric COMPANY 118 MAGNOLIA 133.1562 - " - 0, FIVE YEAR olds In the Kindergarten Class of the Casselberry communitY Methodist Church Vacation Bible School learn through play In their "Friends Around Me" course of helpers in thecommunity. Left to right are Judy Shearer, Randy Young, Karen Parham, Jury Reichert, and Wayne Conner'. (Herald Photo) _____ -- Cancer Unit BRAKE •41 9 SPECIAL I Mdi& H____ n"Al N*Y Na ap.cIal War Of Bands To Rock Stadium SIUI(OrII VaoatIon TIniO , Munkii,al Staiiiurn "Ti ' o Meets Tuesday _______ -- Dme - a a old assistant publicity direc. IeceptlOfl tot for local .1..) works, The Woman's Society of has designed a set of dresses hristlan Service and the made of steel. eeleyan Service Guild if The dresses weighing four trot Methodist Cherub, Ian. pounds apiece, are made of O rd. have Issued lavita*Ios thin stripe of sheet steel all m..Wti and friends stuck en a paper foundation. attend an Informal recap. They will be worn in the on its McKinley Mall this city's art festival this week, unday following the e,eslag Onkip .ini.. hineing the i-JUAi hoWl R Ready Set July 1 y of Michigan Medics' provide mass Inoculations. Only a handful of dog own. Only rhool at Ann Arbor, Mich. took advantage of the of. An honor graduate in 195* feting, however, to now must am B.cksville (Ohio) High take their pets to their own ehool, he has mad, the vet. Tags are issued at City men's list every year at the Hall. aivenity, was member .1 Dogs impounded by the city hi Eta Sigma Honorary will be held for 10 days and member and released to owners who call rat.rnIty, Iflcer of Phi Rho Sigma for them, upon purchase of edical Fraternity, and holds use. proof of Inoculation, pay. Phi Betts kappa key, Us- mint 01 a fine and boarding H ___ .5.-- _ 1i____"' ' - --- --___ '-'-- - ---- ---• ' sri- - .i.-. for immediate occupancy-and it's located In a quiet, well-planned community featuring all the joys of subur. ban living, yet close to schools, churches, shopping..-. ... &wiuza "A Community of Homes LPaAk . . . Built With Pride" This handsome Colonial style Home has three bed. rooms, 11/9 baths, large living room, completely equips ped GENERAL ELECTRIC dream kitchen, utility room, carporte, It Is centrally heated with ducts suitable for the addition of central air conditioning. Let us show you through It! Wrn of ties ministot, lay, Given obeit Jenkins and Ma ft.. y, to the church and Ct.. TALLAHASSEE (UP!) i portrait of Charles Dough. unity. mrty, the only member of Veto. Portrait nvited To State rAt'WalIt,,i 'sw. wrsi CONSTRUCTION di County to serve as speaker -- C.O.-INC'. dtbe itt.., was presented to - o W.aaesoiy. Tue or none M Idadon B. J --s. and ,ortralt if Dougherty, speaker WOWShrive, have been In. luring 1175, was presented by 154 in visit lb. Project Hood- tap. James Sweeney and Ken. art W4470411 new in opera. sic Cable. both if Volusla a here, toiiatj1 ___ iopsaadthsUaitedlintu. dsp, _-TJ---a--.-J--. S.-' ill literally be a Remove front wti..ls, adjust btakss won't he exactly Carnegie I'War l : f wthe Bands' ," said uaty and assess It at 100 $1.R.packFmI'*WhSS1b.Ifktp u- cent of true market value Annual meeting of the flail tonight, but It will take Mrs. George Sires, director 5.0 Check grass. seals r the 1966 tax roll. Seminole County Unit of the on a music hail atmosphere and coordinator of the show. Master of ceremonies will Judge Williams said It was American Cancer Society will when a dozen rock and roll 60 Add brake fluid and road U9 Ident such a program would be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at bands from the Central lior. be Hill Reck, radio station announcer. Ile',eral other disc Impossible for the 1965 tax the Seminole County health Ida area colnh)tc for ptizea in jockey. , dl, already prepared. front' Central Flonict' Department. Mrs. Th uhaj Is called a "Iland A. rock arni roll I gin Wall 046 FW AN The court order came in a Larsen, unit presidentomas radio stations has Baton." will be lr.sent to assist with ill filed by book salesman announced. The full evenrnir of rock Judging the best bands in Ilea Diebert of Plantation, The program will include aiming that property in the election of officers, corn- and roll music is on tap for three categories, (rum begincoward should be taxed on a mittes report., on unit ac teenagers and the young in tiers to semi-pros. isis of assessment at 100 per complishmenta and plans for he art, with all proceeds of Show time is 7:45 P.M. with G 0 0 O the allow going to the support a small donation asked for ml of true value. The suit future activities, Id land now is assessed at After the business meeting, of the Little R.',I School. admission. Prizes for the 8-6 Daily SERVICE STORE 0-1 Friday I per cent of tnte value, 555 W. FIRST ST., SANFORD, FLA., 322.2821 the new film for adults on house, the local school for winners are being provided Markham said be had taken cigarette smoking, oaWho mentally retarded children. by the Hanford Elks Club, ___________________________________________________ "Who -is 1564 tax roil prepared by Me?" will be shown. -------ste GewSTt for his 1565 5s. Any persons interested In eament. Markham defeated the work of the Cancer Soowert last November's ciety are Invited to attend, ection. Gewert is now Dade This Beautiful Home is ounty Tax Assessor. Geweit had said he aues'ed - S '-I toward land at 100 per cent • LAY READERS WIllIsis Cream.r (left) and Robert Hamilton (right) wire Installad In aervices Sunday at Christ Episcopal Church of Longwood by Rev. Charles W. Stewart Jr., vicar, iulsted by Herman &hlm. reader. senior ,(Herald - '. t - - Iroward Land 4t - -- \. ,. ' ' udge Orders j I 1. - • - a ______ ,_ - - JACKSONVILLE (UP!) The State Welfare Board gave Director Frank Craft a unani. mous vote of confidence Thursday. Craft came under fire Wed. nesday from Rep. Ray Mattox of Polk County who criticized the welfare department for a). leged failure to notify the Legislature about a decrease in federal matching funds for prescription medicine for the • . year-(UPI)-Derek Allen, 34- .,.,.., I _____ . ________________ S • at $hwmoafiItSfthatdIIIvIsthstutI.iIIsat.ykat" * - PORTABLE TV I Of Confidence '1'i. - wrslty if Michigan Chap. charges. ir. He began duties as an In. rn June 17 Philadelphia Makes Steel Dress SHEFFIELD, England sneral Hospital. "NI I said was: lSNMftMiljsaPs?h, ST.PAUL,Mki,(UPI).Texan Leads DUBLIN (UPI) Veterans Dick maw and BOSTON (UPI)___ - Final five a, Ameiliass will CAPI CORAL (UPl)-u. Ile Hebeit led a hot peek of agreements were nigmed today their end $i sib-par golfers ki. the lb. sale if the mist sue. .peea tee. en *nndr WOW 01 Ieuaint Zingsveed uu,5.1 round if the $115,euI cessfui Sum I _ee- GAI$E$VIUJ (UPI).'-TM Bus en iniselaiss Saturd*y had a te..t,.&e lied at *1? St. Paul Open t.day. Issal sts history, the ass. Valid States track sad field who the $315,115 Irish ovit two ether gslfsrs aft Le*i hibb ........... 1 1 Mayer's bet puttar sad Ho. Su Celtics, go the ---,. fodenliun desath'n opens Se' Buespe Dish,' Will be trane. lets Isday'a Ibidround if lb. Paining Lmmbsr 4 a dip 51 the %inLwisIt, 017151 ntts .............. a a best's bova'g delves ttuu amd Eni4orbok.r Hasty iWd lewsaent bite, satellite. $1' TISM ....... 1 4 i.e. ader psi Its In Thirs Announesment iftks $1 all. U'. At were P'cbard a' Phil Muliny if Biraing ABC-TV will tilsihse lbs $beeyef A5dstria, Aia.,sd (S5S ..........,.,.,...l $ gab was node days opening round, 5Pe t,g dnb bettorlbayJa burdsdly called news and.i. baa. Ale., leads thi $1' tie hstWSi 5:15 SM 30:11 DIsk It-s' -.. mat. rs 1*0 .............•.....I S UUIJ tot the two-day iVint. l.a., EDT. tlam.5 TesigMi 71S Chick ciba, Joe Campbell and tour sacs Th ursday aigin, bIV1' Ttont is. Chase; 0:15, ruble Toss W'I.begt, Arnuta Palmer had aN as vi. U0 1 . Sl 'ub Maine u-las SOOZVILLI, TintS. (UP!)ras ___ ___ ___ at Vt. Mills Past did Raymond Floyd, lob V*s.LLfr.Sft in one 01 the St. Jerome Is remembered The Maine Memorial! in wow W, 1.6 Taos,' sad Uses He. V1* Ii iGUB primary aiseni ices ii Es.' his Latin omelea 01 the AsIgIe., Va., pertre7sths '- s .• 1 . dub PfrtIaue is.. irtr -'-g be. N Old Tur---t be. et.'. to, Mi. usg 01 k,,, if $ • 1 01 thM in' lus. Thin in the Vulisle Itsip. hr Matinee en Pinesreot A., i SPPA1A It. T. (UPI) - Nd. a naiad $SMsrpsr iii mit' Dip .5* sue Mmd in e.ul whisk to in me Salbeibi during in Cagregalmei ....... .. * $ Is peered 1. Able., Cesdu. Boulsad, Re' a read tiday to hid Imu Cslk Iii to- lv, Jlas during Werid ar Chib01OeddP. .0 0 y 6& N U, leaaeay'-- ktoyeeie, in N e.' sa $ S i _________ nationally ABC-TV be. WI GROUNDBREAKING for new sanctuary of Lake Mary Baptist Church was held following the morning services last Sunday with construction to start on Tuesday. Trustees taking part In the groundbreaking were (left to right) William Brown, E. F. Murray, J. A. Varn, and Lamar Stokes, Rev, V. C. Ladd, pastor of the church, Is at right. (Herald Photo) ___ _________ Sports Roundup $ ad & 1 __ Qunns Plate lop Prep Star ____ ____ - • t. 6.4.1 Sold • ' July 1 Is the deadline for all city dogs to have their new James Dudi rabies shots and dog tags. At. ter that the city dog catcher will start picking up strays and 20t5 uacgree untagged, uninoculated a ni utals. By Jails MarIne H. James DudI, nephew Of TWO inoculation clinics have It. and Mrs. Joe Simunet been held at city hall this Altamonte Springs, has month by Dr. Raymond Bass, celved his Doctor of Usd1- local veterinarian, working In no degree from the Univers- cooperation with the city, to - Albers, Glenn In Finals; Golfers Hot At St. Paul; Celtics To Be _a., - - ' ' .511 "Just" value, which he said mounted to 75 per cent of its market value. -r". :I eted in the form of an open Ibis. Other cakes were pie. nted to Mrs. Jo Ann Bikert id Frank Messick. also nh.. rving birthdays, and Mrs. dgar Lyans for her wedding university. Serving on the hostess immittee for the supper en, Mrs. I. G. Renter, Mrs. ihn Howard, Mrs. Clare .1mm, and Mrs. John Birk. timer. - Dog Deadline as , Rev. Dehnaa Copeland, mm. ter, was presented with a rthday cake baked and dec. • NMBNR1 Unanimous Vote - - Saturda Night • t. I TsIm Your 1W VW 'Thidi lou. IN .- 22" w ld a joint meeting and ed dish supper Friday ghL Speakers at the program i Methodist Student Day hich followed the supper en. Mrs. Edgar Lyons, seetary of student work; Ken lIter, college student and iunch youth director; and an Cass.lb.rry, recent high ! hoot graduation. Mrs. Mary Mobley, co-we. t.ary, read the scripture. New president of the Men'. ub, Blyrin "Skip" Relker esented a past president's a to Roger Richmond, out. ling president, Announcements were made WSCS President Mrs. iiip Caesber, T LAUDERDALE Court Judge 0. dgar Williams ordered Bro. and County Tax Assessor obert Markham to reap. also all property the 0 41 was leaving the honors with two hits each. Nunn, Georges has beaten timors. Luis Aparicio added home run off loser Bill Klniiwood played erroriess the Acey Deucys only ones. yin .'i' ball and executed two doubts Two of the final thres games Moubouquette of the Rod the best years of my Ufa in a are against Navy and t.be Box, who be" DOW lost 15 Pats wdforia and It isn't Leroy *obb lammed of their last Is games SasY to was 1W57 like ak other hits in winning out over against Strickland. Yastrs.mski, who had three By Jan. Cass.lberry The Men's Club and Worn. i's Society of Christian u-vie, of the Casselberry mmunity Methodist Church - -. 1 F0 i i fCo . S . - •. • age" 814101111 Craft Given - S.. I, I 'H'. - issessment . Iso that be rprises i 1 -S F , :'!" • - • 1 ________ % -• S - • ____ S - - 1. '5%• ji's .' •/ •...., Standings I 1. : I " . I feet game last night in gem. first ~ ft For Indians Baker "e Casse.. berry Indiana Pitched a per. gs l u which Placed the double lady TALLAHASSEE - W. 11, v"ced to second oa a lacri. Copeland of Jacksonville was fin ' Mike Hargis and scars, 500 winner well below other NASCAR drive named chairman of the Game edon Jamie Cornall's single. rs. and Fresh Water Fish Cam. Cornell went to "coed whell Second choice of the Panel mission during the final into. w hit ba pch. Is Junior Johnson, who got 12 utea of the meeting of the corn. ed CU TomHawks wfl 'ic 1' 00 Morrison. •'• Kilowatts last night, of the 'ost. hits, singled in first place nominations. Close mission In Tallahassee, Wed. 2 double 00 drive 1A core .ones It was walk. the winning run. Don Griffin, Buddy Burton Church League action the only run oft Pappas inthe behind Johnson, and tied for flooday. """ Qak_l.AJfelms Wayne and DeWitt Mathews each found the Knights of Colum. Pinch Copeland appointed to third place, are Marvin •h for Cassel. had four hits for Robb. Otto bus and Pinscrut Assembly the Commission by Governor had ' and Dazel D ting ie ly. both singles. Mike BallThomas was the winning of God continuing to Is" t,ho Ilaydon Burns and confirmed 1 S do City League whom were given it by the Senate on June T. In ey had a single for Altamonte pitcher. Don Harvey bad four wk. The Knights turned in at' s low number, of votes addition to being named and Brims Stewart had a doo. hits for the Kilowatts. a triple play, bit five home Three other Yanks also *than Krisbran, 7 14, L4. WIMBLETON, England Both of the Little League runs, banged out 20 hits and was the surprise of the panel chairman, Copeland also (UPI) - Allan Fox of Los were du, for action today, There were also MAYOR leaders lost yesterday. wound up a 284* winner voting, to, Yoyt not only won serves as the Commissioner vx izav Angeles sought to add the seeking to join Dennis Ma). IL S participants remaining Chase, with the Little Na. over Congregational. Dan i the Firecracker last year, but from lb. Second Conservation in the won"Is singles enta. tiond title tucked neatly Simon, Dick Nolte, Fred Gal. trootinS to his birthday cake ston of Bakersfield. Calif., jag the Elks I ad a now record of 131.4st Copeland Is the prosident l 9 fm day of cola- away, took It an the chin last latta, Danny Gilmartin and CpO miles today when he faced Eugene and Jim McManus of Beth.. petition, three of whom were night by the tune of 2.1 to 3 per bout In doing it. and manager of Plod Trans. ROY Filager each had a " '"'! 111cott of St. James, No Y., in ley. Calif., in the round of IL safety tbvMh to the third the L000mative Engineers. any a third-round match of the Herbert P'itsgibboe of Oar- round. Poyt with tour votes, and be. kilts Contracting Company of peal Watsonhad a horn. run Hopkins and (lalletta each Rotary y Wimbledon Lawn Tennis den City, N. Y., took on U Fourth • smiled Haney in the fourth inning. He had four bite and Ed Simon, ShrIne .."""'•; kind him came Jim Paachal Jacksonville. An ardent huntir Sanford's Camphfl.Louing ebaniplonshlps. year-old Australian Bob RIsbey 01 Daflu, Ten., ov. also pitched a tw, bitter and three to top the hitter'. and fisherman, Copeland Is 'ost • Games Today; ,ilks vs and Dick Hutcherson with two married nine will try to get Pox produced the surprise Howe, third.renked Marty .4 tat, the third vouad turned in a fine everall per. Plnecrest Assembly spotted am Us WO C.uiuii. Rotary; 710 Clvfta vs Ri. vutis each com. back on the winning track at the tournament Thursday Riessets of Usasteat III., Thursday by basting'ftalins formange in put" the East. the church of God of propw I n the Saturday night at Pilleburst WAWS- Both games at Pine- The two other drivers chug. Mission named when he eliminated third - went against Germany's Wit. Roberta .1 BritaIn 6.4, 1.31 seers. ecy two runs In the top ,,• •7 U Park, hosting Eustis in at en to win were Ned Jarrett and direct seeded Jan Erik Lundquist helm flungert, the fifth seed, fifth . seeded Billie han Georges, needing one ,it. the first inning and thó hum Path LiTTLE NAflONAL cornn*issi d American Leglou District Six Richard Petty, each of whom Fresh Water Fish if Iw.den, 74, 7.5, 6-2, 7.5. Ralston, the top . ranked Moffitt of Long leash, Calif., tory, to clinch the Little took it from there, going * tilt5 ceived re W L on e ballot. A fl Fe re'laeei Scott, the No. 8 player in player in the U. S. and the stopped Elizabeth SliMe .1 Americas League pennant, to a 94 victory. Tb. win I.et Chase ....... Aldrich Game time Is 7:30 p.m. ...... ii 4 Lorenen's choice probably o, the U. B., earned his ticket fourth wed, here, easily Irit.in, 4, 11 and Jane feund the going rough at Pinecrest one game behind Pint Will Manager Frank Thomas' los 7.detij ......... 13 7 was based is his ability to win coordinate lb e Comm inS, the third round of out- passed his third - round test Albert 01 Pebble Beech, Isp Avenue Park yesterday. the Knights of Columbus. locomotive r..... • • . ---L. LL. . .. sw. Year or ass usa catenery program. Frye eats have a T4 overall rae. kattag Toomas Lajas of Thursday by routiag veteesa Calif., duf.st.d Nerius Bay-IPtecIda State took command The Knights and PIn.cre$l hunt Comets anile 1-3 kIns .... 7 14 wise two 01 the finest super. has been serving In the $1a, 6.2, 104, 7-9, 44 Indian Davis Cupper law- lea if Argentina, 1-1, 6.4, and same eatca the winning each have six games remain. Quality cap- Six, In which they ax. di. Mobil. Homes 3 30 Speedway events - the Day. achy of executive dIZ$CtQC fending champions. ing in the second half ad Game Today: Pint 1edal toss SO and the World SO at since January. fou, of th, games will *e vs. Heat,?, at Vt. Mellon Charlotte. Wallace, Donnie Smith, who sports a Frye "mar H, B. against each other, TI. Park chief of the comesteAlon's 3.0 record, will probably start Knights won the Game Management Division as P051 for Sanford. Eustis 5.11 before GflhBElflL1 (UP!) -Two lea football game Saturday leebmen held a 13, 13, last Sunday in ,. the new assistant direc yjy blond. Florida girls night, but look f the West to lead eror the closed vau.s. 54 MW Georges ......... •,,,•, . . Jim Powell, assistant, chief 01 tustls. aiel today for the first time rely On Old epi Plorld* State ........ 21 it r---g ger. the Game Management Dlvi. Currently Poet U Is In sic. Billy El., quarter mUst Mike in lb. finals of the Women's ..,.... Navy ........... ii slon as lb. new division chief aId place, trailing Culando $hhn ,, ollegiate ad campiorauiip of Kansas halfback Gale hi IIINJtu ____ Post 143 leaders, with a 14 5rich4 Morrison ... ii TOoflo (UPI) - A total to replace Wallace. ire With a toam sees. of 1Th$wey .aad liaise Undgres, onsodsy, Iaa4 A"slIs ...... U 1J Canadian three.year.o)ds Frye also named Bnantlsy mark. Sanford had won five , Roberts Aftes of the uni. fl I400t, Iii All. Ra ,. l_ Game Tiday: ItrIsklaa4 lior. have been entered today for (Zoodson, regional manager of straight before falling to the versity-of Miami and BIoa America froa Omaha, Nib., CsruIa Stale, iST Issth.re high jumper Jobs Thomas and TIJICALOOIA. Ala. (UPI)- rim VS leilsid A'laMk, Saturday's 1011k consecutive the commission's Northeast league kadsrs, 2-0, Wedges. Glens if Palm Beach Juniorwas the first W.it player, else Cililotimia, luli SM Pisridi hammer tbasvsi liii C onnolly. The UniversIty 01 AIabaa 4:15, at lap Avenue Park; running of the Queen's P1.1. Region as the chief of the Law day night. Celsio upeel the tourea meet . Saturday, Navy vs. Geseg. at Woodbine. sash. this Silk annual game and Pwdue, with • Tiered.y uacu Enforcement DIYISIOS. Bob favorites yesterday t. ., lb. . for ing if Barry laydir of u*in is, 5:15, at Pt Mullen Path Unlike last year when B. P. Brantly, regional Information. sponsored by the American spits In the tourney's Ink, Ark.. to a combinatile Usymmsup $ILI@ DUU Alberso an 0-year-old l~*b&U C"C11416 Association. . SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) &M thil W I. Dancer ran away from the Northeast Maglos will serve as Ike. weekday Green Vie $1 I mi will be televised Olympic winners, record hold. Leading usoseywSuer Kathy baseball and track Tampa resident defeated do. ChIefs 'Bald ' agtogloSalmV.IWPeSd. ndO'LskoncensieyClob1 bP in and the cream of lbs WWIwei*h headed a 5.14 filling champion Patti Shook American track and field crop It pius old ii amateurs today Mdir, .5. 01 the aaUoi'a Yanks •"...:,....ø.:.. 4 1 Qusea's Plats figures to be a tag a merit systam eaas. Ivy. 1742, Caeselberty at Valpiralso (lad.) Univer. -"' .......2 1 wide-open aalr. ass-*e iuon. t t stars,la empet. Saturday and ISMap in t, sty. Kim Glenn, 11. had as if ,. .................* I expected cempete In bith labels Is aO(oniYfor the NItIouilAms.* Lady Cax5.g Open. eas1er time 1nbcnt1nnwtaUat """" $ 'Pitts d'spMs the coslllctel • tiur Athletic Union (AAU) Carol horesasonnfArlaooa$tal. Allen Fox , Ihm", `61 " n - JectOfficers Perf - . :hurch Groups •' Hurls was _6 !, , - replaced nu. •1 -- - 'Whore only two itsmas . - i.. flag starved one-time also • ran. are streaking for the 13 "1 - AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE inoleLittleLeag. lit W I Pet. GB Casselberry to give his teat W I. Pet. GB . a A t1.e.i• Cle and Los Angeles 4827.614 I 3925 609 I Baltimore have entered it Minnesota • -' Cincinnati ,.. .. 39 2* .582 2S4 an Important 4-0 victory over Chicago the Altamonte Senators. Milwaukee g,y' 85 27 .565 4 brought "1' Cleveland . -, Baker's sparkling perform* 8*15 .608 % San. Fran. 37 30 .552 4% ---with Minnesota .iJI Baltimore 39 .27 .591 1 Pittsburgh / ,4?aS't, 35 82 .522 6% anee allowed Casselberry to I Nip Baltimore won its 12th Detroit :-:37 27 .878 2 Philadelphia 84 32 .515 '7 gain * tie with the Longwood came In the 'I 14 . NOV .) LosAngelea82a8.45710 St. Louis 8137.45611 Drives for a accO... A 1I' Thursday night, t*nmlng New -.-:' a.. York 30 37 .448 10% Chicago 80 37 448 11% Boston Cleveland ear. Washington 27 , 4.1i • 40 .403 13% Houston 30 41 .423 18% championship. lured it. 11th In the past 12, Boston 26 39 .400 13% New York 23 46 £33 19% In six 1nn1gI 01 perfect tripping league-leading lila- 1C.p City 19 42 .811 18% Thursday's Results pitching Baker fanned 12 bat. nesota 3.1 and the Detroit . Thursday's Results Tigers took their 10th In 12 Kansas City 6, New York 2 Philadelphia 3, San Francisco ten. His teammates supports 1 AN ed him with four runs in the R games, edging Los Angeles Detroit 3, Los Angel., 2 St. Louis 11, Cincinnati ; 1 k 8.2. nt .g two frames• Battery AVAW . Cleveland 3, Minnesota 1 Chicago 3, Milwaukee 1 Meanwhile, the Yankees Baltimore 4, Boston 1 y AIlbOSIgh mats Doug Caubis rapped a Houston 4, New York! dropped their ninth decision it was still um of Brown. (Only games scheduled) Pittsburgh 13, Los Angeles 3 pair of singles for the Indians AJ '44' ft'l,r in the last 14 outings, losing better moves because today Today's Games Today's Games and Larry Chunat and Bobby, • to Vein Law I. healthy again and u .,,.," Detroit at Minnesota (N) Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Means hit a single apiece .,'. In the National League, at. Baltimore at Chicago (N) the pjg ,, beg'pg ___ ,gqp (N) Casselberry and Longwood WbL Louis bombed Cinclauti 11 Kansas City at Cleveland Chicago at St. Louis (N) F will meet in a playoff for the The best proof of his health 4, Pittsburgh battered Los (N) y 1Vg$. Cincinnati at Milwaukee (N) second half championship at was a earned run average .. ,s.t --.i. Angel.. 18.8, Chicago clip. Los Angeles at New York Philadelphia at San Fran. Cooper Field on Saturday which was one 01 the league's pod Milwaukee LI, PhIIIdII• (N) afternoon at 4 o'clock. cisco (N) best thNUgh the l_ phia tripped San Francisco Washington at Boston (N) Last night's gem was Do. New York at Houston (N) months 01 the i,,,*.t season. , and Houston stopped the her's second no-bitter of the Ifl wMt can y.usay abet Now York Note 4.$. season. sa a guy Bk. that?" asked Din• • The three - pronged drive Bruce Stuart limited Cause!. hR nyWbelan, the Plratitralnor means two thingst VT 1 berry to just two bits while S who spit so much time nuts. U I • U -The Yankees face the chalking up 10 strikeouts in a lag and loaning Low's t. , task of •vsroaing five ,5 ,•• , • 2.1 victory for the Altamonte uiu.wv UW rnIM7 UI to aermai. "i ka.v im vore III fl Fir cracker 400 to. bans fide contenders If they Senators over the Indians I p4ebod with such pain at times added another link to their calved credit for the pitching are to win a tocord i1iti DAYTO'IA REACH - Fred Estimates of Lorenten's win Senior League play last night. that he couldn't fall asleep be. victory chain last night, decision. Dennie Robertson straight P5IUtiflt ding Lo reason5 not defecling ndingcham- nIna average speed ranged Stuart and loser Brent cause his UM thMbId N trouncing Chick No Treat, led Florida Elat, with three -And the AL Is buil Helms were locked in a score. much. A. J. Foyt, .. ..e favorite from 153.6*1 t 141.372 15.0. The win vu the tenth fta. Mike Ansley and Gordon up to one of its best pen less pitching duel for 8½ Janper hour, 'II. M?e eomjlalisd, ins row for the City League .. . nant races In history and of the racing panel of experts lags. Casselberry scored first e* C,Uuu,u .. though. We used to ire him leaders Bud Moecrief pitch. Bradley certainly one of the best to win the seventh annual run. in the bottom of the sixth on • . 90, shod Ma full of corti. base knocks for Georges. sines the five-team battle of ning of the Firecracker 400 at ad a Iour.hit shutout an error, sacrifice, passed It sOse. Neiir a witd. Hi work. fr4 contesti cut short C3rgs will play Navy 1940, won by the Detroit TIC. the Daytona rvmso51 ball and a run-scoring squeeze Id It OUt ww back Is Idibe tow because of a local Wrun Saturday morning bunt by Jim Lacas. it er. a 1'w on Sunda 411(1 59dl training." a,, y, July 11 ii ot.ais i. lad .s,t. Brooks Robinson cracked a irs..I Altamcote came back with ... i•uu U . . an.. cou,. gras IS now .ein imw.s pane 1 compo.vi. 'JI tiC Named uuu • Prank Stafford Bobby thr*e.run homer In two runs In the top of the Bob the American L.agu, flag aft log shades of ISO, the year seventh to gain the victory. inning and Mill Pappasearn lag authorities from all over Bolling, he weatbeCyycu.gaward. wlthawln.Howe,er,Infou, ad his eighth vktoon a the U.S., gave torenien Tommy Pinnock singled to Joe re It seems much a short tim. Bud XonrIef mm ss on lead off the frame, was ad. sha d hitting meetings with Navy this yield of seven hit. for Net. votes to only six for Foyt, O ., .. eighth. at B ' • -- ' Alca-Ranc wits., _ LI .. • swoo I .I and I:. - ,,v. f" $ A ____ dligniie their / ' tire tbea" Law u1d hlh1 "To me," Murtiub said, a deperter. created a isa. back to that warm August "hshadaiway.bseatbesym. ISVJ.YinPIIfIerUdne evening when be went on the ef a big leaguer ws Miller what general manager voimtuy retired list. "I was vu the hardest Job I ever bad J Wt pltebIn. so I fltur,d It to do to baseball." of the move, the Pirate Sum "We all looked U to him," was best." 3d not be placated. mirt.en yearsbefore, Law Friend said. "He bandied his intsr," L ., . to uaUoslikea couple 1c)ubstJme had owapIr1 onal )1e vu followed by Rob pro." the PIUaberØ e w. Friend sod than Rite,' Face "I never met a greats? about It. I was beginning to . and among the thre. they low Is baasbafl," Maserochi consider . . I wasted another &t . slowly transformed one of the added. "Why do these thin5a chance." WOW turns In National L.a happen to ales faflows." Brown wasted gus kjstjry Into the World Von Law's trouble was Iswaying. He deeded bad shoulder which Champion of ISO. Law another triai in ' 1 •... . Pl1'ThBUROE (NRA)- Two But now be vu t.lq every. pftahbl,g a et '.1.. yurs ago Vernon Law walked one it was all o'er and an Ironically, It stilted the day 17 cut ef Forbes Field honestly like minis., t PIt*lii 1 Ih4 lbS 1 • i _,rv$ t Law -S *"W4W*9?Xr,--: - - UPS a.,te AL Ralph Terry and Gary Terry in the eighth and al. Rail combined for a flvs.hit. lowed only one hit "vr'-'r 7 ''7 r age I •I.e as. Max a S o a ags. knocken°e nd Airl. bomer,d off CamIlo Wiener Denny JieLsia *1. are jumping at the chine. Pascual Iflflflg the only (\ in what appears tobe the best and the Indiana added the struck out alas Angela. Dick _American &..sgne pennant decisive tally in the same McAuliffe and Jerry Lump. Colavito for the tr With the pwignatal Chem. walked and scorW an a e- runs in the third inning an plan YUse5 base error by centerfielder loser Fred Newman. Y ... ; 17 G.ergs C. t.igf.id ly Alan Mavsr ... r' s For.F*ve - W- - - - W Knorkina 1 PP4 4 nulb mibr I - Is -W ~asselberry ... 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If you are engagementand weddI and P.. in the prices of wrestling ring., bride'. bouquet and ge £t-Dbw oij to geM in with wedding plane, hers sb the Ncomct expense break. fog-away corsage, boutoo tovor wIth esny .eepiss. niorsa tor am of weddini the mouth, the dewar WI whither eblming THE PRIDE and her faa. party, flowers for both moth 1.11. fr, ass, a ebsesh atsepis ty pay for the bride's wed. irs, gloves, assets .r tie er $ usss,IIss oaks bring ding and going sway outfits, for was of wedding parts happy elsaev from Innia. wedding IstitsUona, wed. gifts for ushers and bea iisbli eash regulars. Rising 41mg announcements, sngage. man, sceomaodatiois for sib lest. ale. at up an uproar meat and wedding photo. are and best an, fie to graphs, soil of church (or. clergyman, the honeymoon. ag the hivaws. WHO pa,. for WHAT has gaunt, asztoi, ets.), carpet THE P RI D P O*OOK'l liii., 40U7 fussy in the sad can.,y rot church, flow, family pays for their wed ding apparel, their own tea, lass Ps, pests, Elay rules era for church, bridesmaids' of bridal stIqistli stacked bouquets, gratuity for trot. sling expiate* and hotel bills as attitudee changed. How. tic pol1eemu at a large rehearsal dinner (It ths over, $ owing beck to curb w.ddint, transportation for wish to site It), and wed etiquelas in utreeg. Cement, bridal party from house to ding gift for the bridc lug lbs chubs Is the delise church and reception, brides. The.e are bailc to the oIl of families to provide the mild.' luncheon, rehearsal quette of $ wedding. Cutati mess sanest, formal wbhig- dinner, all reception costs, regional and religious eus gilt of stsrllag flatwarn to toms may shift reiponsiblil 41mg they san afford. With this In mud, It Is tho bride, wedding fine for tim WA he knew when, the ft. bridegroom It than Is a doi. The above listing Is a good MM OM nsprlb'lity, rests. bIe.ring ceremony, gifts for breakdown, though, froi M is øtIIod In a small bride's attendants, aeeommo- which to plan wedding en pamphlet by the Sterling 50. datlons for bride's attendants penses, ! O 26, INS .TW . ~ t. , ~ *. DEAR ABBY: I parties, larty enjoyed and appre. elated your recent column an the neil be, boating to preserve and Improve many lpedesof sons. AsIrecall, there has been an open season Ise on .ver slats Eve GPEW up the fruit moos If I want to. Well, we solved our problem by each driving his own car to the party. Now, when he's ready to so hems, he goes. And I stay untll I'm ready toSo. latently I was told that it didn't "look well" and I should cut It out. I'd like vie.? GRANDMA DEAR GRANDMA: Peep right on baking that bread, Those who resent It could .astly bake their own .., they just wanna loaf. ' ' • DEAR ANDY: I lust read the letter from the pets. who doesn't like people to sit beside her on a piano bench while she's playing. I share her sentiments. The bed way t. get rldc( them Is to has over very tar In their directics to reach either the very high notes, or the low not.s,do. pending on when they're sitting-and let than know they are in your way. "SUBTLE" DEAR SUBTLE: Subtlety is a waste of time with the denier sat. I still say trade In the piano bench for a stool. Ps lob Cseknar used to heighten the shine. consumers, Miwopaper laserpul.. Ales. The material, used only for Drawback: Shoes a. still NEW YORE (lilA)-.. Shoes shoe uppers, "breathe." in the rather expensive (In the $30 I) ad socks at., admittedly, act traditional manner of shoe and up category). People any he most exciting subject In material, Is flexible-requlring the price will drop consldr. he wonderful world 01 am's little or no break.In-retalns ably, however. ishlosa. Since most gentle. Its shape, Is one41ird as light The loather people, repre. sea are accustomed to wear. as leather and brings "wipe' sent.d by the Leather IndusIS them frequently, they and-wear" maintenanci to tries of America, are not evertheless are worthy topic.. foctwur. asleep at the last. They have Than Is some new to to. This lilt tenure Is especial, developed new water' restsGet on lbs shoe front. An 11 nice because a wipe or two tint and staln.reslstant loath. mating poromsrle material with a damp cloth restores a on. These can be shined to a i being viewed with alarm by scuffed or ditty pal, of shoes gloss with a damp cloth. ____ _____ smo leather people because to a reasonably decent gloss. One major shoe maefsc. I Its warm acceptance by Regular shoe polish can be hirer has come up with a pn. tented protean-a boneycom'. piece of gum rubber iamlnat. ad to a special shoot of aYba used as a replacement for the ~~ traditional cork filler. The advantage hers, says -the company, Is comfort TIM your qtoion. _ pfts, PSafteR sal redwoot. all its to be palMed, ft ly . !M no ow Eito.,dis Asia. no main classIfIcatIons for storage cabinets, window cal U'7 01101141111111 soft woods are finish and lags, siding, door frames. Tb knots in this grads are soya else Is spend a flow commas lumber, ways -_ likely to fail out. Yo and me,. and Iss pA'INI material for Wading as, vary in some will find littie checking c locales, but generally will he splitting. aNuad the boise. No. i common ls too rou* juiown Is an exception. esfoams. When buying lumber, pick The finish lumber has tour for finish work. Some ci th the grads according to its J. grades but you are likely to knots are loose, gsnerall large. Use It for potstain leaded wsoand do not buy s find only two available. Grades A and B (or I and I for sub flooring and It Is goo batter grade. You can almost double the clear) are of the highest qual. enough for rough shelves I cost of your malarial unoec• Ity and are used for the finest garage or basement. "I warily by picking the wrong cabinet making. They are 'Ir. often Is called utility grad lumber. grade of lumber. For example tually free of blemishes, .buying the had possible Thi jisst grads you are like. Economy grade I. No. Is ss4,clestflèhb,dstock,fct lyto find ln the avsraplum. common and you wWnot fla cheineyesu.gelngtopalat bsr Yard tsc followed byD. it in many lumber yards. a waste. The clear finish, A tow will carry B.GradeCIs is used for temporary first lbs feature ftr which you are sufflcleatli top grade for most W. paying a pnaka, Is cover, uses. Tb. imperfections are Grades for hardwoods as minor but lbs wood .1111 Is first, second, select, No. edup with a lest 01 paInt. Standard N.. I common good enough to finish with a common, No. * common, N SA common and No. 1$ con , limber would have been good char finish. sssugb-a few knots but they Grads D Is about 10 or 12 mom. Most lumber yards en .rs use loose and they are cents le.s aboard foot, Is per. ry only one grade-No. I con bed mom or "left Hardwood dean, Ra loses knots, as bad belly sound. It's . the qitts or breaks. In shirt, per. grade you would ever use U ("walnut, char") SI Ml pty toed painting but It still I. SOWcloatIralasd, Wee more cc enough for lb. job at hand. enough to use with a clear or, are valued for their b.ai ty, and used for fine tall 1 am In buy km fI&lb. buy knew ismithiug abeut You cia SM common lure. boards in four grades. Just When you buy seams lumber grades In advasee. ci *alumber you buy below grad. P finIsh Is No. 1 grades of lumber, mips will he ael wood (a lila that common, sometImes called sash board carefully .0 tin baa asthiug to do with constructIon lumber. Use It you set lb. best possible Ism .tresgth) such as spun, fir, far construction, for shelves her for your money. t: •. '1 I1 '. 1 If 0 Practical Courses Neglected . ties for the subject per se what we well; your job Is BY keen Light Was_spit Ealsipris. Ails. "Get by and forget It" seems supply It." I fear there very UtU. such communic DEAR, MPS LiGHT: Your to be the n*ollvatlon. leamlats on the question .1 As an employer of the out. sxc. lion$ In lbs 0.14 etu. with a put ofourschools, I am bat, manual training. 4 "ediblug" .ou some Thos'. who quality for hId very .lge4 1a$ recommend. fad by the lick of basic or education may be Ins r sti.-'emphesIs is reasos Patients on is rem 91 Mg now than aemcrlu. schooling. The remedy can. 5trintid by on some of pro ties." This Iii breath of ss*• not be Instituted by 'sduca. ticality, but the I1.pear.c Ity amId lbs chaos of educe. tots" In an Ivory tower. Their who eaters the buslases war a. enpe,.... the background is Is Itself a die. Is too cites bobbled with tics and smatterIng of protsplau estire pulpoes ci sir searchlb.qualIflutias forMr. lad"up problemthat Em genes, tautatlOSs, etc., and for hu,Isdgs. lack 01 basic hu Ths napnlWv. drive by player mists at every tum woeful bow. geed grsdse doss adoften The latter should he able 10 How about a column is L any degree of appr.cla. say, *r. Educator, hire Is subject?-MI. H. A. T. ANIWU: You've jest wr ______ in It for me. Thank yesi Having bees in lbs buahis MW for several years hefo returning to sdacatlea, I s siiiprodate your vlswpebe. remember, by example, I ii glels who applied for a pe UM ThORNTON McI.EOD tics as research secretary On ci lbo truly deUghthd Art Gallery it the Brooklyn a consulting psyrbologt sveda I have attended at the Museum, has collected a woa They all bad a major In Ps Wand's Pair was as liter. derN arM of Miersatiessal CbOIOU Nitism01 the could type, labs shorthas utisel leaches. at the "World Pluto" and a visit Is Items. H. Sill that U7 use a dictaphoss and 1lluSSi* should be preud to dim. basic requirements ion I eselling ic1ta. Tb. "Wesid Pleats" was play them. by as r..is IsPes. Pto'Psepls was me is all falrseee to educates we luncho snivel by former Pruidsut hswsv.r, lb. *yuteld p VISMIL ad a dolislove foil and then Dwight P. Htsesbowar, who mutes may have hiss s 11ai$4 the y$1j4 klooks remains ii chairman of the posed to"basic know-how pspn,ifIg dlUpnsnt coin. board ci trusties. Surely, OU but It just didn't 'take ithea. This Ps,p*Tiqls will 1.lt the "World Ileita" Practical sources ats 411 raa in .a,scing is at the New York World's Pair cites ii a . I as "dum$ grounds" (.t the poster at be lbs haisllcrel alive. As -'is you thirst we grew mire sad mere V.r him, usoesultap dealis who aft set bead. 1..Iu.r'%," lbs bMllfol pius at your movie his.., for college, barbers 4. I jgi mad, by beed an fast at "Cat Pollen." This Is 4.. bed they can hr these at dknppssrlug Tb. "WerM UgWid ealertalsment mad dents, but It Is virtually Ii Theta" Is a bmn'ip iambi Em Marvin and Jan. Pbnda Possible to teach seas mba. PaW viefts on ileet, ploy their noise is the hllt. hem enough to meet I Ml emily foss oalslta* Yes *51 get i Pad laugh and shaWl. of "Mr. Paple or." Real. £ aaiulsu Mexican have lft W" aimiggloW the day $ And, who yes come Is New I agree that the owikidu wwandMavrc balk, l.M the Uaealm Ces' should he revised. Lttles played "U No= -" W. This Is what Now York usk as.. .1 the cMiMr SN is ls ad.kis let Itroivabest, drink sh&a.eouldberevlosd,Is5. in am H.dd PSetI P505 end wulib the glorious IItl.iu,s.a1sa.seP'1uu"hh'..raelaaaIaUtabh, Please seal yesa, ache esma beau s sell drinks and watch lbo pnhlsas be Susan Light I hind assb• aweds slug and timing, care ci this paper. 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In brilliant color by Techwarden. and more games. DEAR OWL: If your bus. Thursday night Is family night ened Thursday at the Ritz nicolor, this mirthful musical RED HUNTER band beast eats, the cr1. _ with free desserts for every. released by Buena Vista. Theater, and will continue to Is DEAR BED: Yours ion. ticism 01 others Is usia. body, and don't forgvt about Showing an a companion play through next Tuesday. fvsed.Pve did not epenvp poltast. But I agree, It steak nights on Tuesday and Written by top song, writ- feature Is "A Boy Ten Feet a "fruit term." Sbo leapt. beat "look well,, and a Saturday. its Mack David, Jerry Liv. Tall," starring Edward 0. .4 Adam with a aug15 a,. lady should 'go borne with 000 240A • 4 lngston and Al Hoffman, the Robinson. pie. HisIscy Is Somewhat the guy what bruag her', TIM CAPRI 18 NOT O. • 0 fussy co.es,nlag what fol. score features "So This Is by D.W. Austin their hugs, delicious, horns ING. Contrary to rumors and lowed, but I think Main My bus Love" and "A Dream Is a DEAl ANDY: THERE'S LOTS of entertain. made pizzas, Project Okoyed statements made by persons must have made applesauce band and I are both elderly Wish Your Heart Makes' meat on tap for you this week. who said that they have bought ci It, because since that and not Is the best of health. sung by CInderella; "Cinder. WASHINGTON (UPI)-The PIANO In the it... the doors are still open. at st various sp ots lhrvug. A TINKLING ella Work Song," spiritedly House Thursday approved au time, whenever a man We liv. In a wonderful Lampilghter Lounge violin It's _____ as sal at your out the county with dancIn melodies sighing In the Gas yields to temptation, be die. neighborhood with mostly Intoned by a choral group of thority for spending $11.1 all. favorite night spot, Plenty of dining and listening. Get out light Room covers It's just a lot of ap. younger married folks who singing mice; 'Bibbldl.Bob. lion on federal juvenile de. of one's stride and, unlike the . All you need for good cossvsrsatlon going on out plesauce. cork flUeft never shUtspost. are very kind. No many of bIdl.Boo" (The Magic tong) Unquency control projects of your rut, relax and have a most romantic evening at ejong with all your liv. ' 0 0 the younger men have come an tbrush.d by Cinderella's the next two years. The bill flEDDIE'S STEAK HOUSE onita foods and beverages, fun. DEAR ABlY: Is the past, over and offered to do odd Shoe designers, who aew fair godmother, and "Sing, now goes to the Senate. in Peru Park. To go along Ya'fl comet e .t who my husband and l jobs, and aomsciOwn have a wide variety of leathers ' Sweet Nightingale" U Intro. Tb. legislation would an. ith your favorite beverages LIANA ORFEI as Delilah, TREACHEROUS il A - •.: . LAKE MONROE INN has a w k .. I would to to a party, he'd would over accept any to work with, have created Problems? Write to Al. In duced by )usr two spiteful thorize $5 million for th the Lamplighter Lounge Is 41 favorite of the Philistine king, ingratiates her. special entertainment get tired around 11. o'clock lam a good bread baker DY, Box eslOO,LoeAngeles, dozens of new styles In delicious chiess and stepsister.. years starting next Thursday, self with Hercules, played by Kirk Morris, In for you In the HOW TO urns ci "rn. that and want to go home. I and have we freshly biked Calif. For a personal reply, smooth, brushed, trained and crackers, a special treat at One of the most lavishly It also would extend the pro. "Hercules, Samson and Ulys. Joyettes," a this scens from planoorgan.drum BUT THE wouldn't be ready to so bread I. the various homes enclose a stamped, .sIf.ad. suede leather textures. endowed of all his animated gram through IN?, with au LLI I duo who have usia luei over FREDDIE'S. In the Gaslight see," opening Sunday at Moyleland Drive-In i. 11 HISH COST OP beefy bro. horne that sarly, but I'd in appreciation of their help. dressed envelope. The traditional STRINGING THE BEADS In their own novel cartoon productions, "Cinder. thority to spend $10 million Is Thut Rom, as In lbs two ot .1 by popular demand. Enjoy I way for Cinderella's gown are Gus-Gus and Jaq, have to go with bias and Now a little 'blrd" has told gue has been updated. New _____________________________________________ music of this talented team, dI rooms, the fIn.et of GROCERIES? Ig ella" was the culmination of lbs last Year. heroes of Walt Disney's feature styles are lean.Uned but heavy miss the beet Part of the ma that I am causing some listo to writs letter.? citlith5, the best Of service and I a dream long held by Disney while you dine on ons • hilarious " length cartoon, "Cinderella." The Teehuicolot' on such trim as pinking, per. watching over your comfort evening- Now I'm not trili. resentment Mciv.e the bus. Send one dollar to Abby, to tall the immortal story of LAZE MONIOP INN'S tam. '! film Is currently showing at the Ritz Theater. the fireside girl and her cuing my husbsad, Abby. bands are nagging their Box woo, Lee Angeles, foratlons, extended winglips and satisfaction your hosts -' or ous, miwvmis stuks, Time i V'•,0k . and medallions. He works bard and has to wives to bake bread. I don't Calif., for Abby's booklet, wqk* 40111101W _ar, some of their delicious home. Frank and Steve Larucn with . S0 ad in early Is lbs now wad bud. jeelings, and "HOW TO WRITE ZET. piano and made pit barbecue. Just drive Jay MW., at thesinging Now, about socks The Na j, But It Isn't fair to me wonder what I should do. TEllS FOR ALL OCCAS. and Bill Adler the vie. ward Xil.11i and Patricia Me. standing football-playing cot. out a. Saturday, Jfle 21 the • - ".'W'. tonal Association of Hosiery . IlL because I can skip until Can you give me some ad. SIGNS." 7 1 11 Bride. Comedy Is supplied by 5O this friendly spot you wi ll • .' 9.11 P.M. NBC Saturday legs graduates against one an. • Manufacturers (there's an as. . :- •. P Currently showing at the co-stars with another glamour I record for a youth who was un. Night Movie. "D itec ti,, satirist Stan Preberg. Colorful other at Buffalo's War U.* waiting to welcome you. You'll -• sociatlon for everything these ;...-• ; . ..L~..~~,.":.~.~,.,,':,~'~i,,,,', IF IS LATE at night sad known seven years ago. __ hear lbs Joyettsa on Thtirs. pianist "The Lion" Willis Park West theater In Winter girl- Ann-Margaret. Quite days) reports that over.the. . o Story." (Rerun) Kirk Douglas, Smith and harpist Bob Max. moth) Stadium, Curt Gowdy day, Friday and Saturday you find you are awful bun. . calf length Is, at Long hit, be. Park Is the Metrocolor MUM gry by something "good to Eleanor Parker and V,'IllIaa well get in a few musical licks and Kyle Rots supply the corn. night, and coming the thing to wear eat", why not hop In the car Royce," ow Rolls ll "The Ye # ° ' • Rlz star In this 1911 as does Al with his combo. m.ntary. Stars Include Notre 01mainly because men realize and run out to the PINPCREST . " with an all-star cast including drama. Douglas stare u a 7:80.8:80 P.M. ABC. The Dame's John Iluarte, Navy's HAPPY HOUR at the CAR!, INN? '1'bi' it. OPe5 II hOWl : -. that bare, fuzzy leg skin just Rex Harrison, Ingred Berg Experts ate In complete At one point In "Hercules, Completing the twin-bill is New York City detective who King Family (Rerun) You Roger Staubach, California's BE LOUNGE In the ViMis a day, all might long, every 01 HOTH (B) fl winning contract barring shouldn't be seen when suits -" _• •• agreement as to the meaning man, Aiim Delon, Shirley Mac Samson and Ulysses," open. , 'Sandakan, The Great," star. Is a near psychopath In his can't top this show for sheer Craig Morton, Bob Berry of Hot.l.Is right In the heart £J74 and ties are worn something 11ke a first round night except Sunday. One of of most bids ln Blackwood se. WAQJSI determination to track down folksiness as once again the Oregon and Army's blue downtown Sanford. Sometime the most delightful smacks you Lain. and Jeanne Moreau. Ing for three days Sunday at ring Steve Reeves, There's another reason for None between 4:20 to 4:30 p. a. a a quenees but differ widely an and prosecute criminals. The hugs family sings, cavorts and Stichweeh. the acceptance of long socks: The film, showing through the Movieland Drive . In Wednesday only wilt 6AQ55$ If you want to use this meet all could want Is a generous sUes csi kasus ths ssusII what to do when your part. -r I " 1. story tells how his fanaticism exchange. pleasantries. There 10.11 P.M. CBS. Clunsmoke each day drop In and than anklets and they're much e extraor. Theater, Samson, a man CREST PAST Juns 30, depicts th • tues To affects his private life as wall are bits of happiness and filth "Hung High." (Rerun) An old your frlend5. 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The first as the men be works with. splattered among an assort- friend, an ex-lawman, visits happy hour for th along with I neater looking. well 91071* are offered a .peclal price on 1. ran. and "Dr. S Boyce and Its various Our own method which we one Is that you should not gelove," William Bendix Is his partner, mint of nice pop song., Mitt In Dodge, only Though black t still a safe owners awaiting the arrival of a bat,. •KsSI2 their drinks-just one peony beverage, coffee, tea or mi*. delight) that ks mete Ew:: 4AQ10I4 consider best Is that we first and occupants over a period talion of emmy Philistine with Peter Sellers. •J1QI4 use It when you have to bid ;" Miss Parker is his wife and 88:30 P.M. NBC. Kentucky shot in the back. When the 7* color to wear with any en. is lbs k. ' • for each year of their age. Remember the spsdal fish to enjoy Iincluios en 4mw decide U our void is a "good" thoTrods sotiiu of years. beyond six In the agreed sembis, lighter, brighter oldlers on horseback. As It's the Increasingly poP* Homes McMahon Is his su- Jones "The Music that Kids murderer Is apprehended and Actuall lbs try dinner every Friday night a'. , any time is happy ular and daring sport of sky perior officer. Dulkious food. Caidesul ••; ON. U It Is, we jump to trump suit. The second Is Not sines that let. James thty ttflfli, into vieW and *AxqilI I colors are becoming more Make (Rerun) A gimmick sentenced, Matt has to • CARIBE-you can and the special Southern fried service. Md me dishis he sushi time at VX4 SIX In the awl that shows that you make our* you and Dean (wIth whom he does not tht'ir horses to the lone op. diving that captures th e 7:30-1:80 P.M. CBS. "Pan. show, with star Dennis Wsav. him off for execution. Buttake -• •J popular. Blues and yellow. are chl'has dinners on Monday. the p'.iwU ee OJ 781 S S S bow many aces we hold. your partner udsr.tande It like to be compared) has a ponvnt, the mighty Samson fancy of the "Beach Party fare." Al Hirt presents anoth. er's son Robby In a little story killer's buddies get the providing the most sigoScant 4 K6 around drop yourself, just walking asns ram uppus ares upsusi their surfers In North has two aces and a exactly. young actor made so sensa. hurls spears at them with Gang" of dellchanges, but these edon musical talents em selection of clever cartoon GOT A PARTY, bauqust, Involving him with Ike and a on Dillon, they hang his pris. looking at the u ho Both vtdlet1 s will a an Impact on the intcr both hands, causing one newest film, American Inter, tonight with Metropolitan op. guitar, void. The void is In diamonds tional It may appear to some (5s,lsu$, ought to be selected carefully luncheon, dinnsr or other big L5 only and rig the seene so a pi wtieiii95i. ctures on lbs wall. Rsmsm. was MA Neu* West readers that South took obviously IS national screen as has Alalu horse with Its rider after an. national's "Beach Blanket era star Anna Hot ft sharing one I a 9:30 P.M. to conclusion, pausing Army patrol, h.ad.d her fre. music on pjy event coming up for your club (be ester lls asked or aesdy seehid leg? or the result could be disast. Pass i de. Bingo." since spades an going to be P.1°c. pan chance when be bid four noo- IkiStily 4s s. win awMls. layer pbslu shows rous. YeUow socks with a bins Pass a& the stage with rock 'n' rollers ABC Coaches All America by a sergeant who's sworn to nights. u your favorite tunes, or organization? Remember other to full until he has The color and Panavision The handsome French star clmated the entire battalion! trump and North has bid lialk 4* trumpandNorthhasbldbotb Pus 4N.T, Pass trump ln view of like poaalbll. wham, utist spesend by Loather lals. suit are nearly as bad as apathe fins catering service at the Chad and Jeremy, Gene Pit. Football Game. It'. East vi. gel Dillon, will think Mitt did just punch the bsd10-5. Pus lty that North might bold wIssof Amoelun. the other suits. SC 01 such hits as "Any Number Is is a scene to leave the musical comedy, opening July ney, recording star Dionne West In the fifth annual It. From then on things be. Pan TO whlta socks with any eulL . TRADEWINDI CAFETERIA e . S I for three days at the Mov. Warwick and ballet stars Ed' coaches game, pitting out- pin to Can Win," "Rocco and His spectator gasping, It Is just coIncIdental that Pus Pail two small diamonds. He did In Seminole Plaza. Said to be get worse, A HOLIDAY '1111hK$ ht..5A ,duuekuiip Island Drive-in Theatre, 5t**s tIll • Brothers" and "Purple Noon" But Houih happens to have agood takethatcbancebutitr.alJy but you ths finest In Central Florida, lug up next wseksnd, this Is only one' of Frankle Avalon, A tine t I e __________________________ became an overnight screen thrill after The 'heart suit. Re knows that solves all problems (or South. iasu't a big one since North Says: provide you with your _______________________ thrill unfolded in can enjoy a holiday right now, 115)' can South will go back to spades.IIfs can bid seven wIth fuflihad bid hearts and club, and Idol In his native country and Metro.Goldwyn'Mayer's big Funleello, Deborah Walley, listenIng to the musIc of "THE chaleeoifoodtofeedloor, Is now duplicating his success spectacle . drama, starring Harvey Lemback, John Ash. The jump to six beartslauurueethatb.wlllbelnalralsedqades, i 0 11 HOLIDAYS" at the MAR-LOU lady McCrea, Donna on this side of the Atlantic. Lloyd Icy, Kirk Morris, Richard RESTAURANT AWl) WIT LOUPancreatitis Varies 10:00 (5) Truth or Conie. Loren, Marts Kristin and Recently, be PWDAY P. N, RATUIWAY F. N, ,.•. NU E, out on Orlando Drive. Wayne G. Brasdstadt, M.D. glon of the till bladder. A they have any harmful sf. polite an American actress for and Lians Gnu In a cast of Linda Evan s. Co-starring are 0155 (H Hswucaps coat. 15:05 (5) sky Kiag (5) Ciii N.wa with Mike Your kind 01 musk, played Newspaper Xat.rpoiee Awn. drinking spree may trigger fects? I am taking diethyl. (I) Huin nuns, mow the first Urne when be co-star. thousands against eye-filling Dan Rickles u 'Big Drop" (e) x.,., sports, WesBy Ruth MiIlsft (H Burns 0 Alien 3%.. 10155 (5) Wallace "Joy settings In color on both land with seat and enthusiasm, to Q-What are the symptoms an attack. Removal of an In. stilbestrol pills. Can they Vtt&t'i This 50mg red with Jane Fonda In and Paul Lynde as "Bullets" sher (0) Air Force News Tier Paveelto set your feet tapping and stir (0) I i..,e r.oe of penereutitis and what feet.d gill bladder will cause my halt to fall out? vi., (C) Newsila. House," which was filmed in and sea. With MorrIs u with Boater Keaton, Earl 10:45 (3) NflC New. MelebIes 141gbtly wear your dam. Ara your blood, so Urlakisy 11:55 (5) I'.opi. runny Hercules, Lloyd as Samson, 5i5 (1) Mmmfl.v causes It? sometimes put an end to the drugs A-Both ire the Currently his roman 11:00 (5) Andy at Mayberry You're a lucky man It-. Wilson and Pobbi Ibaw as In TU Lempligliter Lowe "you work so had you be. fayerite most at home you A-Since lbe pancreas has 40) CUR Sit, (C) Ti. Sig movie O Ing shoes. Also take along your [H • Prance. U) C.aelntratioa attacks. Recent studies In. sams. This femals hormone is tic partner Is Shirley Mac. Enso Cerusico as Ulysses and cameo stars. 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While starring Vincent Price, sad 11:50(I) cape Theater it the stre CARLOAD as .vealag Ml Willis lbe bays makes a big thing out 01 your is the sure knowledge that recovered ft.m aunts pan, for this except the treatment Dr. Brandstadt sassi anew. For Your Eatortolnaist Valiant," with Job (5) One at" IiiyouI 'FATIJR $0 HIPLE, (H Ensign O'Toole your wile Is delighted that good fortune. $u won't bear any more creatitis It may lA1*DAY £. N, __ cause asu.sa of the underlying cauae. Mills. MIlls. er Individual lets.,, he will SEAFOOD 745 (5) Jackie (llsesoa Eajoy Ose of Our Dsllclsus Vain had a pod time because When you are servid your shout It. or Ices of appetite and '.me Q-I have been taking In. answer letters of (5) Flipper general In. ?;S0 (I) summer semester ___ ii) The ICing Family W THE U14FOlM AREA 7:51 (5) Sews polls it tasderases In the no. Jsctloss of $Ulbsstr.1. 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SATAN BUG" stag suite even though dollars all (0) Qsiek Draw Melrsw •, bias who cannot get Into has a tins safety chili at. mt to the elm .f the danp its if peeledestal dlsesi extracted because of exces. Sometimes removable IN coo ($) Stan () Aenloaa laadMsaS Oil (5) • the bathtub steven aatat tow tslt,Iusedt.beal. hlon,of" saaefltu,se sometimes .111.4 pyerrbs sive bone los. and large ab. are said, or esabinstiops of vised her to go to a hospital. 11:15 (1) lunihlas As.a ___ GPO MA APIS ONLY VIrskall 0 ____________ e:$ (5) TV Classroom an the bathroom, but who ways catching it on the typs. is rIght ar the left, and, azei Weetles sad .welliag Me... scssee. Remaining upper Iliad and reaevabhs. 1:1 (5) News 0 Weather s (5) aeaas i Cecil cask staad madded, ayPoint- writer keys (and elks, I. magis, us I tabo the gums, shrinkage of be WON42WHOUNr teeth were too loose to main. Procedure of choice depends Gen. Gustav Jod1,isi:s U) Duals the Mosses 1:0 (I) Today Col. it will be a Life saver. Get $ places, too) which would met out 61 lb0 timed, up usual tomb. and hose Seat (I) (iv case., C&rt.eae two tbi*sel,.e, and .erteIn. on desired end results, but of lb. German staff Wake-up Maci.e of chief EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT! VI (5) (I) Uses the Ueiil.stt. 1:0 thres.psael folding esteem, break the chain. I tried wrap. omea the daadeU.s.-.ANN, New ka.wledge, now to ly Is. Ieee. to support s vi. taken into eenslderaties ares Melillo (5) Countdown New. ontsnhut . y, 1 flill PUel Mules Seas shewer curtain, a garde. ping It around the bend but DEAR POLLY-lemetimn algae. and new thinking W tmmmmmme (1) The Jill... plaesaest fit Ike missing senditlen if *eet, nomis, if fo Germany as the 11155(5) Perky Pig sprinkling can aids child'. itwosldasl day aadssme. I takes a let if sites is EsatIutry, new make It PC tooth. 55th' rn anIonS if di. missing sad .1 World War It. $) I rigid plastic wading pool. (lass would eves Irritate my lean the brass cv$ik. op. sible he wr.sdidly tie 2- RIG FEATURES -2 s Miekis Irasa A tb.rovgh stady was cay, begreo if 1$ 0* UNDER (5) Semshise Almans. Tack sr pin th* shower cur. arm. My bees suggested that aing In the kitchen sink this esaditlm. Mouths an I made so Hr. lowe's dental tI.i of teeth, ecehuales aid FIRST SANFORD SHOWING 1:5 (5) Wake-up Mevisu balm be lbs Maids ci the $ place a little esilephane rain. U you vie pickles or made healthy aaln. _ DAILY 4110 TO 0:10 P.11. 1;V (1) USes 0 Weather problem. This Included X-rays cesasetis effect. NO, $ NO. I 50 (5) captain Ksagars eases. Plies the pe.I.s the tape Cat the sadsi the skills nytbing pickled In it Jar, In Maw mess, theugh, IS and rspreductlass if in Hr lowe's else, all me 0) • 5:1* (5) WsStker Newe SHOWS AT C SlOWS TWICE fleer, arrange the eases and price It agalnet my our the dincsrled Juice Into In net eusugh. less he his teeth and Jaw,, It wea claiming teeth 5:1 (5) cart.savtlie in upper ' ' 941 ONLY P71sT TIME 7:41 OF around three aIdes at It, al. wrist. I can't eves feel that he sink and the brass cleans aimed teeth an never be . dsleemlsed that be required jaw were prepared lbs (I) Today and S THRU TUESDAY ______________ 5:0 (5) Dlvoree CoorS 11*5 ISMI $.wlag the sbowerce,talsbs It Is there and the chain yltaslf. Ide net sub .r stered, aid bemb tees a lined splint whisk wesib with geld erewam. flies (5) Plompu Room fall IndIa lbs p5.1. If the never satebsa On anything. ren Pover It with a dish. louse, lea lease S. suppi bind hIs aatursl tooth I.. crime were julued ("War. T'$••4,$94$N AT C Slew 5:'i (5) Ezerclpe tsr Moists Poo, point esrisis I. Ise lou, cut It .11 Whas I am tbtougk wink for leth is the acId Jul.. cleats theeelves. Ths,sfeis lb gibber and ales fill In gaps .1) 10 Fromil I"1111111 make ens bsbige that •;s' (I) fleaper Room -!.;ss! of age! Seth. piper lsgtk. The pa. the day, the tape Is easy is be brass-UI, P. H. PS., sust be "flail" Is asppe 'resulting ft.. aiming tost extended es.pleb&y around (I) The Morning Marie Miked Mimi ____________________________ (5) 71* thuS alaadi in the peel, a res.,s. M.aIcI.: ,. , . , . HAPPY UCI$. 0111$-A uwlek with $ each ether, lash tool I , _. __ -ume usm -. .a- sas shout is peuted "or the TART. • ups, level after pouting the streugtheulng its aeighbu diball with the psUemb, ix. ether. p Is nibsi on sad GIRLS-Perhaps sees if lies 1* the dials wilt shine The oeral mee gives bedy, sup plaMIng that 1*11 mashing Tabldethsaasifgsld, -': :icw.s the shower is repeated I. You ds have muck absa,..at Iupins burry and esths tbisphaseeldsdlstqies, wick sad sequins many the facade was cut awey rinse. This Is quicker and and helofhl bum and, If bet go round. I also put a rsbsbitftMic. Spos itical hears 01 essiontrow lest. tress snub crows end "eusa) • mere refreshing thu a $ ask Ium owe you wlfl want small brass sub tray Is the It's sailed splinting. istry. U.s dentist Jokingly et like" t,rIna if salve eg.ns baSh. Alter lbs bath is sum.ab.r Happy's Point. oink and let the juIce ge over Splinting keeps tsslh Is tells his patients, 'You sad (se.etlmee peevelslm Is mad) Is ever, imply the watsr In er.-POLLY. it, loo.-pOLLy. rigid, fined, pesIII.n; ZNgsisgtogs$ view ,e maw was OIL ftema as the peel and eNds lb. peel DEAR POLLY-This is the build, up badly brakes dew acqualaled." flu tims in, staid, they kekid No Mlo I 1. IF ww • PLUS saber the bed. The s,eai tIme 01 year ules people Is Share your favedbe less. deseysd Iseth; II sstab'lek AT velvid Will Msk" It tather Ml 115th6 INNISIN til Isskawelensughwlth all- ~ anUm if the ussatry making Woos .., seed am i0es tiai$ia if tasthl si expssslvs, But epkuaiag 145441 Results ass be IWL uILoDy tseas phisift artols is axe hying S. get *14 siis?*ineaseellh,lss, It teeters thom I. 0*11445 tsieetall early NOW for lull hesutiful and tr'-tIrmlly ADIIUION $VL.*ONTUPL C Leave I Is pies Ml the wa dsa'inllues end I IbM I have feed MiniM. basil mask, a spisils, diaterea d rinteen fenitles perfect. Splinting Is this meet Seeing an me mq be Read of qslckeel and tisimi way dells, If roSy uses yr Mr. lsrñ mesh a and beauty to teeth for many exciting thing that's happen. 345 lii garden bides Ia Ve Uy'. Poise,.. between I. dill. I RIOas elb4ae. cleas a years, Middle- Valet 12- FREE OalIbI datio Us_TILL - - -4 f) firm, • Do It Yourself: 11, foundsiD ADULTS • 2 100 $ ________ ________ COCKTAIL HOUR TO THE LADI DRWKS_1e I , �S S I; Pag $ -lan. IB INS lb. , 'CZ€&' , , s.d. ., A recent addition to the AD. Miss Volkmann, ('htcttQl" S are designed f afl g ; "; : A 1) syaflabin foi body_develop. mIMWb.NII1Inos4e4n%OS z i' 1 _ fttlng from the carefully plan. ,1 ! her UI' bomb from Britain, a C1 flows sveblcl.. ROSBMARY (SOtJTHWA*D) or • uI, 1Z ain • '. 'won't ::[; panusaxwz*nix, see • :•• 1:i 1305 BlaCkibons, Hopsw.fl, Va. _____ China Lingo .. , 1• Will Aid Bride . AND MARTIN KOIINREICH H j ,' I, , Mr. and Mn. Xsery W. Volkmana of hsalngs, Ito., Ire announcing the marriage !tj.. _____________ Tr 1. a 1 .'i -. wilil eieCt1on i th. free class , all her parents, Mr. sad Mrs dusting ;• . ] .'..II • f.mal.swboar.d.slrcusof uthwa Mrs. W YO (UPI)-Ilare's r . ., help for th. bride who doesn't •. I The elauss meet every , ____ want to be bullied in the china Monday, Wednesday aod Pri. : '. -! 1•• " I ' rA. department. -.?' ' , day ., ItOfl,• IYVr. , when selecting a pattern ' 10:11 to 11:41 a. a. through '4 1 :• New Yorii, '"' pick one that Ii compatible i .,i July 53. Tb. only requirements and on June 1 • 1 with your sliver service. If at _____ • are a mat torn to Improve your flgure dealt. ' Ii University of e •1, . He Will serve wi The china pattern also ought •4 ! .' . . .1 ,.. , PAUL AND SUNNY 50)11.•,. . Ii 4 at Bowman Gray to ha tine is seer WERNER •; . ..,. . ' -' I. '' ' C sPar (CDL AND MM.) Salem N 1. 1 of the new boune or apart. l .w. .. recent hosts at their '• ,• '' . W ---i -' r. I meet I, P a IWflI *rtna quarwrp -! ______ I Has In Vie d China comes in two basic - . I d.sfga categories: traditional guests were LT. CDL ;-J-1 • Honor I and contemporary. There also AND IIM. I. W. OLSON, who dl are two types of china: bone arebeiagtraissferr.dtoWaah• - ,. 1 and translucent. Bone chins .1 JJ ington, D. C.; LT. AND MRS. contains a puts white ash pk lfl GEORGE which accentuates Its creamy SUSAN HAUSCU leave for Annapolis and New white tone. York, preceding assignment in Loch Arbor, moved to Sanford when buying china start Califonda arid MM. DAN In 195$ and abs Is a '$1 gra. with at least four place set. BEARD, Who will visit In ''' . 'duals of Seminole High School. F flogs. A setting usually cone 'III Texas before taking up rend. FIGURE CONSCIOUS ANYONE? Jeannie .: . lbs attended Piedmont of a dinner plate, salad ..' ericy In California with her two Burnham, right, beams with the pride at the slits kg. at Demor.st, Ga., where PP plate, butter plate and cup amazing results the tape measure Indicates 1 she wu an honor stodset and and saucer. A place setting NEM4 RAGGERTY since she enrolled In the "Slim and Trim" ____ _____ ' wasMEL was later affiliated with a hso makes an ezcellsot wed. welcomed aboard as class, now underway at the Civic Center, which borne decorating flrrn in Win. ding gift. new Navy WItS and bride. ThI Is sponsored by the Sanford Recreation Depart. I tsr Park. ladles were present.d with mont. Phyllis Senkarik, loft, in the capable In. While at PI.dmont, she was Etiquette experts report lovely Glodou Craig... atructor for the free figure flattery course and chosen by popular vote, as that a bride who Is being Approximately 50 Inviten all ladies to attend the forthcoming 'Campus Playmate" to reign married for the second time w,re.in attendance fo the d. fostlyfties for one iemest classes. See ( Candid Chatter). never wears whit.. it. MARTIN KORNREICU "Susie, jus' what did this LI1j'T - 1; - s A. .1 . • . • • - L .Lt • . • I .....ti; • • 1tl. i • and Country Gardens, land. • scapthg and garden designers, , • • ..;.. MISS JOYCE ANNE WEINMANN Great Debate Continues Housewife Versus Career west on 35th Street to old ACt. 428 run south on State foal I Winter Park. The marriage will be sol. emnised on Thursday, July 53, at 7 p.m. at the First Church of the Nazarene. No formal invitations are being issued and all friends and relaUves of the young couple are invited to attend the wedding and reception s • mediately following, It. it. "Maiti Un." 111W run northeasterly on old It. It. R/W to 13th gtr.ei ea.t on -12th Street tn point of t,eginnin• I'Ol.t.INU l'I.AC} Jr. huh School, 11th & French (S. It. 15.500), Sanford, Seminole County. Tlorid PIIEeirmL1 iso. a negln county lIne and Inter. plate 4 at I.ak. Monroe run SOUth on 1.4 to couth Section line Section :4.205.1311 run west on .outh line Section 4. 208.19E to southeast corner 5,0t10 S1.305.25E run uuth line of tection :s.:is.:,1: to southeast corner Section :1. run west on south line of Section 22.:0H.1$E t Little Wekiva River run erly on the Little IVekiva Riv. er io the Wekiva flyer and county line follow county line etnrth to the St. Johns ltiver SlIow county line southeauter. ly on the St. Jobni River to tile point of be,tlnnlflt. I'OI.t.INCI PLACE: V.' ii 0 n School, east .1.1. Orange Iltd. is. 11. 431) and north of 8th Street in rotamunity of l'aola, Seminole County. - Ylorila. _________________ For yew next ladIesoly luncheon, use a table setting of hobnail milk glass. Several be small foliage plants arranged In a hobnail bowl as The counseling for women, NEW YORK (UPI) a unique centerpiece. Place great debate goe. on, Is being "I knew i was going to stop tiny foliage plants In smaU a "mere" housewife and wIth four children," said Mrs. hobnail hat.shaped containers mother sufficient fulfillment for woman or does she feel O'Neill. "No, I am not being toforaervs Individual favors youras guests. They will hi "trapped" if thes, are her aelflsh, My husband and I delighted with your original. have contributed our bit to the Ity. major roles? ________________________ "A mets housewife Indeedi population explosion." I'm proud to be a housewife, She conceded that, "1 don't a wife.at.home to my bus. feel that a career is for every WIGS band." said Marguerite Xurth woman. It's an Individual :Frey, a pediatrician who has matter. But I think a girl seWed into domesticity with should hay, a skill before her husband Paul, a psychia. marriage . . , an alternative trist, and their 10 childtsri for later years if she wants ages 11 years to nine months. or needs one" AND Said Barbara O'Neill, moth. She feel, her family benefit. Sr of four, who takes the op. ted by her return to school. CIANEI) posit. starid and returned to "I know now," she said, "that Inspires cos*verutlon among Pretty 11111. redhatred Bren• Sunisod, Joyce larman, Keith dy P1'oI.sn, all of North Odin. college because kecpin a an alert wife is a more Inter. after edenah's interrogation, 111gb SchooL home was riot sufficient: eating companion and that a SEI'lING ONLY all ages, so why all th. by. di Sue Thompson, all d:essedOge1sby and Jimmy and San.Jdo. "With something of my own satisfied mother is a better hits. Phil HWytt $3.51 that seemed worthwhile aid one." bining brains with beauty for Beach, was born In Tampa 'iwo friends of yours were up a pretty blue party frock v '1 white floral r and wearing a liter moved to meaningful, I felt far more Mrs. Prey said that one day Sanford In deep debate to said subject campus euttu or what have and SHAPING EXTRA where he was moat popular. when th, feminine side quip. tiara had a wonderful time . enthusiastic about taking my when her Children, she wants you. t•l •. I I .' , h at least three more, her sixth birthday H. tocelved his B. A' ds p, to chug. the m.. eeiebraUng '"Tate • susi., any particular trp. gree In chemistry from Flor. je, Everywhere I go all I with a party at the home of : fJ ducks, helping my four-year. grown, she will resume pz'ac. FOR APPOINTMENT member of the opposit. I: her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1111 Stat. University In 1110 bear I. sex." Ida old with her first halting at• tiring pediatrics. "But right ry sotul CALL 322.4113 • _______________________ and was graduated from 3. He: "Can you think of a toss Thompson, of 4 AlgIers tempts at reatling, making now," she said, "my children • • iii more Important BUtts Miller College of Usd1. better three letter subject?" Road, North Orlando. cookies with my secossd.grad. ..I The Thompson dining room • . ;. l. nine, University of Florida on lb.: "Yes, yont" er, playing scrabble with my other people's children." WES SAYS: 1 l was decorated In multicolor One area In which lb. June 13. 1115. nIne-yearo1d." He: "Well bet, we go i I .'. . III streamers and balloons. Each r If you at, NOT washing Dr. Wyatt La married to the subject of ez againt" ' it. two women were among en agreed completely - there Hair Stylist 8ale . youngster donned a party hat .' former Alyco Letton Thornal, Wonder If this Implies the U whose essays on coping should be no question at any 11 AYiNaToo'M1CU 3201 S. Past Ar.. . bead of the house' daughter of Justice and Mrs. with today's problems are in. Urn. who Is t, aolf.confldene. or willful and there were favors and 'out wasii •I • prizes for all. •, on B. Campbell Thornal of ifli. cluded In a new publication, bold. Hubby Is boss. stupidity? How m y hera .• After working hard at pin. . ____________ "Why Youiig Mothers Feel 1 ran w' IRA O'Nhi hines, formerly of Orlando. . the.taII.onthe. donkey, spill. aI The Wyatta and year old son, g Trapped. HALF A 0 A IN MORE . .1 i cloth.. at WEM KAY I.. Thomas AUen, left for Nash. W.IVI. .r. uroup the.bean, and blind man's 'ills book is a compilation of • buff, delicious golden birthday . what you are now paying, viii., Turn. June 9, whets be writings which appeared on' • abd aloe gel them will Intern at Vanderbilt Utsi. . Sendir1 It'' I cakewltbpunchandic.cream k ginauy In Redbook magazine. " '" was a welcome treat. EIli Ip,r varsity Hospital. The women I. ..re a uue was •• Yen deal believe It? _____ . . .AI4 , ENTIRE STOCK LADIES' • great debat. In an interview WV " • delight with aU her lovely pro Sanford Students attendIng 1 0 ict INam York. during a visit to New : h , Vi" wii .. . ,.... ., •,, .. v-. sent., her heart went out to for SUMMER bring this ad and I"LT Tift College, Forsyth, Ga.811*. Said Mr.. Frey, 57, a tall Mrs. H. Q. Touehtoss was a the Miss Barbie doll and trunk. WASH A LOAD FOIl the summer quarter at. pretty blond., living in Ukiab, recent hostess IIRENI)A SUE THOMPSON, daughter of Mr. at her Park load of clothe. with travel kit, YOU FREHI HON KAVE BOOTH, daughter Calif., in the redwoods coun. and Mrs. hilton Thompson, 4 AlgIers Road, Wouldn't you go a littl, of Mr. and Mrs. Noah c. Avenue boris. to the regular which she received from her try, "I don't feel trapped. I'm Avenue, business Of meeting North Orlando, Is shpwn on her niath birthday farther to wash MORE Booth, sot Palmetto the parents. too busy making furai'. at a party gives Irs Ir honor. LIlA N ER A and ROSEMARY WALTON, W.M.P.V. Of the Sanford Mis. Enjoying the party almost the we're converting in as much as the guest of honor ___________________________________________________ to abarn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. slonary Alliance Church. house, raising chickens, 0. Walton, III East Crystal Tb. meeting was opened was Bends Sue's elght.year. Air Conditioned Lounge helping wIth our $4acrs View. __ RIG. PRICES 'ranch,' actually a broken ford with Kra.BH. Maria Rowland Betrothed down farm." devotio WES.KAY 1S Also helping to make it a FREE FIGURE P'LAI7ERY E.g. $611 To $21.11 "I don't belleve," she con. happy bIrthday were larri. 7' FOE FEMALES Is underway program, IOiu,jfl tinned, WASHETERIA "that a woman has to R' er war at the CivIc Center as part of Mrs. It. L. Ay.s was PIS' Henderson arid her mother, get away from the children WI V!WWR A . isritid a boøk as a fat.welI Mrs Ma" Henderson from " the Sanford R.creation ever so often. I can't see It Mr. and Mrs. W. 1.. lw. Sanford. Rev. Vernon Puller memento. Sb. wilibs moving I hay, a strong pleasant to Arkansas In lbs near future land of Sanford announe.the will officiate at the double SIZES - J,s.'4(lees.'P41tos44 olses attitude. Thing. of the soil, and will be grestly missed. engagement and a rca liii tin Cu..] hearth and born. thea. are FABRICS -CMI.. crs. Plesda marriage of their daugter, A reception will follow in thi lundamental.u." WE LL TURN HANDSPRINGS box miscellaneous teas t. MarIa Annette, to RobertEd. the Educational Building of un. O'Neill, It, a sUm, Wet Ham., Joh, ersons of Mr. arid th. church. No invitations are bzowriey.d blondn, Is a Phi Mr., las Watson aid nvu-B.g.teW to give you a fast, ex ert Mary Rodgers assisted Mrs. 17 Jan. Cas.elberry Mrs. H. 1. Johnson, als$ of Mu 111usd but all blends Beta Kappa graduate of Well. S HOES and $ aid relath.s of lbs popular esisy College. She is a real' TeMes with the r*ieh' Mr. and Ms. Henry Du Sanford. £ Ii'ê41lI êi meats. cia Of Lake Drive have as The brlde.,lect was botO in young couple are Invited to at dent of New Canaan, Cons., uuuLcIuIaIuon Oi SANI)&IS Others attending wits th. their guests his slateg and Wrightavilie, CIa., and atPnd. tend the ceremony and recop. arid had worked as a maga her sin. copy editor iiet Mass. lola* Tilts., Geergs brother 4a.law, Mr. and Mrs. ed schools here where she t 4,jj , , iiin/ •h" ..8e at COflwuOflvfl9s Wells, . A. Mjet$un, B. D. Arthur Real, Of Tucson, Aria., was graduated from SemoI. marriage to Robert O'Neill, HIss's, $ss1 Thot$i and and their children, Claudia, 111gb School in 1564. Ste Is Use left o'er &vor. from editor ii chIef .1 lIons. and Cynthia and Arthur Jr. Pay has. presently employed as scrs. large arrangement Set a1 Home magazine. tary with Dick's Appliales. liture designs. Tb. left oven She said a 10th touiioe ° Rig. $2t15 To $55.11 The future groom was porn may be arranged Is a tiny her Wellesley class made her p InSanford,atsride4sc)olswlCkerbS1kStOfIiadsm1. "Itchy" to do something more ..: • .• r 1' I • .. . .. here and was graduated om tasse Cup. A single surplus than care lot a famIly. lbs • U7IIJ WSrS fl Semiriole High School is its, blossom could be oatsd Ia a now is at teachers cofl.g., 0M Irk TILL II A. 11. ONLY d' Uslvarsity, thet.hewas' lit iaaUdMhteaddcelor$.Irsor Columbia heCUtdWSt DACRON & WOOL __ 2EGGS(ANYSTYLE) ::."' lbS bathroom, ii for a new IUSit in RAYON * ACETATE InstalinUon time ' . TOAST -JELLY - ti, 3 Ofl 3 Weelend Specials' s. e DRESSES 20 $560 • OFF to - - Of U 1 • MEN'S SUITS 24' b$33u P. s., - ndds, 34C __ FREE COFFEE 1EGG(ANYSTYLE) __ Iii a fri ai. .1Iiwanmr , - 1 STRIP BACON TOAST - JElLY GRill OR POTATOES (CHOICE) FREE COFFEE Iouh.rut Al. 1511 . thi4, Ph. u rusiPuow ____ on ni*a*v coxcur TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUG And Glen. eC.e1 fluI _o,m : ": dgi co' DOWNTOW* RANYOID MEN'S SHOES )E Repilr -DRU$ WIIO.U.P ' sad APR55 - 25th - - '?AXILY- VAIWOM$ AND VTWRA*' ' - lbS Grapeville _ 1 ' O I Plus Florist Ck. Mss,L.gsaM rlipslr mo est City, Seminole Cow Stain Canal follow Salt Creel Florida. Slain Canal in a southerly 41 no. U rul PECI*CT .utluIi to Stone Street Begin at the intersection .outb on Stone street to Cab age Avenue run east to thiI 13, 5, $7.fl and State Itoad run west on State Itoad 434 e,t4 of C.bbaie Avenue con I tinue east on an imaginary .1 Highland Street fellow tension of Cabbage Avenue t land street north to SemIs Ec,,niockhatlhee Creek follo V Avenue continue north on a I projicted north from Hiahi - the Econloekhatohee Creel Street to the northern boo .outh to the Oranse.Semin°l 'county line west on Orange ary of She City of Longw the north 'aemino1e county tine te poin t run west along boundary of the (lity of I. of beginning. the ACI Railroad PLACE: Town Hall L wood to POLU Central Avenue. Oviedo, scm low the AC!. Railroad north I? to State Road 437 tol tools County, Florida' State Itoad 437 northeasterll e ,ramtIS't no. Junction of Ski a. iT.s3 run soUthwest u. Hegia at the sn the Ecot*- on U. I. IT'll to interseetiol pt. johns Itiver - iockhatc)*Ie Creek at the east VtitC Itosi SlIPS. ioith em county tine follow tb 5 on State Real 41$ to 10141 Eoonlockbatchee Creek welter Creek follow Soldiers Ci to an Call •zteusiofl S I ee.sterlY to Lake Jesaup i -•ç abbageAvanUCtUn Welt 01D Sinus easterly iotOTLaki Jáó paw eitSi*IioO of Cabbage Ave to the canter of en imajie Saul 'see to Cabbos. Aveau telI line eatsadili ft. tth shori I avenue on the weet on Cabbage Avenue 01 Clifton Se Ave lake Jessup Stone Street CSS north Stone Street to Slt Creek 25.11a on the south shore of I Jeesup from the center .1 - Canal tea ii £ usriborl? dlrec imsglaarp Uae run eanthw salt CrHk isata CsUII erly lion 5. CurSe. Ave... es to sail Creek Vu sorthweatel shore of Joke Jel Jel south p os Salt Creek to lake f011OW Clifton Avenue 501 .eup follow oa westerly eaten easterly to State need 41$ of Salt Cre.k into Lak • Je.sup approilmat.lp en. low list. M.4 41$ weeterti e where Stat. P.0.4 454 5 Di In ef,tk mile ra* nortk 'ceat.r of Lake ivasup to ol 1 with State Road 41$ then w siiy .set.la asi4$4 Sea hIS •'i14. Juka. Lv - 'Is $1LW FRIDAY, Pisime Vet AU (he. mvrw PLANIl CUT fWWlM$ *1AUE$ 11* QAp,v$1 A, Pros Dsllvst j I ________________________________ StatoRoadDepartauls Winter Park. Tb. wedding will le as event of July17 at7p. .11 u.rrstcrlsuaaChuri.f Wekiva River on the w 5 _______________________________________________________ 3 Ida. PHECI*tt *0 0 1i.gin at the Junction of Wekiva hliver and the Lit t's.:n-: may -I to Ifowelt Creek run southwei erly on Howell Creek Orange-seminole county line south and east on county Ii to point of beginning. I'OLLINcI PLACE: Slovak 01 den. Community house, mile east of lake How Road on mouth side of I. 431, seminole County, 1k county line run •outhea.lei on the Little Wekiva River ihe south section lIne of Si tion 21't0F.25E run east on I south line Section -20S.2l2 the southwest corner '.1 St tion 23.20$-29E run east om* t south tine of Section 3.205-1 to the southwest corner of Si tion 24.0$.2$E run east on I south line of Section 34.2051 to Interstate 4 run southerly 1-4 to State float 434 run soul westerly on Stats Real 434 ACt. Itailroad (Triltty Ilranc run southwesterly on ACt. Ito road (Trilby liranch) to $t Itoad 418 run weeterly on $t foal 434 to Orange.Semln county line run north on c..0 rits:iicr rmo. a il. rounty line at ty line to the Wekiva lll Iheglo the ()ste-.n urilite or.d the St. then run in an easterly a Johns Itiver follow the St. northeasterly direction on I iphns Itiver (county line) Wekiva River (county line) the point of beginning. tutleastnly to State ltoa.1 highway )Jriihge oer St. Johns P(tt.LINQ l'I.ACI-l: Lake liram icy llaptist Church, east s south into lake Jee. 3tiver of West lake flrantiey R,,i sup stayinug in the center of north of hiomewari l.a Lake .lrs.up until running in. Seminole County, Fiorlda. to a western extenalon of gait Creek run southwesterly and mmcmii no. Is lleiln at the Intersection ar,t in th. center of Lake .iss ant Poola it' SUp to the center of an Imeg. interstate 4 east on Paula Itoad (whi' mary lute running from Hati- run S(r,1 Avenue on the north shore Paola flosS circumvents an t of Lake Je'sup to Clifton Ave. named lake continue on aeotl tue on the p.,uth chore of line) to flant,.ul Lane t Jeasup from the renter of mouth on Ilantout Itoad whi it joins ani becomes Couni said imaginary line run north Club ltosl continue south to I'ni,ford Avenue on the north •hora of Lake Jeasup run north Country Club Road to Inter. - on Sanford Avenue to the in. tion with ACl. Railroad terection of Onura Itosd (Ono. south on Ad. Railroad let, ra 141.) (5. B. 8.421) run east imig on the westernmost trac on unor-s Street to ACt. Itail' to the east quarter corner goal follow ACt. ltaiirnad teotion 3o.:os.soB run w northerly to 16th street run on the center line of sectl east on 25th Street to Slehion- 10.2051DB to the east quar '.rlUe Avenue run north on Mel. corner of Section j9.t)$.h Avenue to Geneva Avs' run iest on the renter line Ge. Section lS.20S'$OE I', the w .tule (14. It. 48) run last of $ectl,,n neva Avenue (S. It. 4$) to the quarter corner soutt,eaut corner of Section Il. 2US'8Oi nun north on thu w 195.3111 run north lt* east line line of section 15.208-bE of Section 31.155.3111 to Celery the ,s.t lustier ,',.rner of N Avenue iS. it l5 run east on tion 24.308-2513 run west C,lrry Avenue (5. 11. 411) to the center line of SectIon *05.2513 to Interstate 4 nor lInt of beginninit. 701.l.IN(l PI.At'E: American ,riy on 1.8 to poInt of beg produce EarhItnie Svare. ning. bouse, north aide of S. It. 48 I'OLUNG pLAcBt lake Sti Elementary School, west a ntt east of ACi. Jill couth C ant east Branch, iteminole of 5. 31. 1.11, Country lto*.i, south of hake SI . County, Ylotill. llivd., Community of Li pIsyelSIYr no. 4 Mary, Seminole County, El l3rgin at the intersection of iia. It. 424 run Interstate 4 and east on 5. It. 424 to ths north- psuci*c? no, ii Begin on State RosS 427 'w.,t corner of Section 8.215' the Orattge.Ismlttole coUl 30E run south on west run north on State lti to Al. line 8.318-sOB ,line of Section we .b.rta Street run east on Al. 427 to State Road 438 run b,rta Street to the ACt. hiatt- erly on State Road 428 to tnt 4 run southerly on 1.4 I road line run south on the ACL state htailroed line (staying on thi Orange'$emino1 county I westernmOst track) to mat.I run sail on Orange-Simm Road 128 run west on State county line to point of bep Itoad 428 to Interstate 4 north nini. PolLING PLACI: Oakland .on 1.4 to point of beginning. tate. Office, west side iii I'OLI.lNG i'l.ACRI 'town Hall land Ave. (S. B. 411), so .idi Altilmonte Springs. west of Rllsworth St., Altanto 8. It, 421, north of 5. ft. III Springs. Seminole Coul .*ltamonte $irin$. Bemiucls Florida. County, Florida. pSECtrqrt *0, II pay.t'IYSCT *0. a llegln on Interstate 4 at Begin at the intersection ci Dean Road and county un' Oranxs.lemif101e oouaty I run northerly in 1.4 to St toad on Qangs.Semifl0l5 CoUn' dee lin, run north on PeasI Road 434 run sotathwssteriy Road to Ftate Itoad 438 toilon State Itoad 434 to ACt. ftailr State Road 41$ soutbWestl) (Trilby Branch) run southw, n AC!. UailroaI (Tn and west to the Tuska wihla Ga. mu 'brietla Iload follow the Tuska lirsnch) to itate Itoad 41$ I wIhheGahriaI!* Road north tc westerly on State Itoad 438 Lake Avenue run I.. State Road 41$ run north ot Yoreet erhy on Forest Lake Avenut State hload 411 to Clifton Ave Forest Lake Drive run west, nue run north on Clifton Ave nus to the south shore of Lak' on Forest Lake Drive to B Park Avenus run south on K 'j.ssup go to the center 01 5maginary line from Ciiftor* Park Avenue to ACI. liallr (Triiby Branch) follow J chore ol Avenue Ofl the .uth southwesterly lake Jeseup to Sanford Avenul5 Railroad J, orange.Seminots oounty I On lbs north s1o' of county tine to pi sup from the center of .ahi east on fmaglnary line run east an i of beginning. northeasterlY in the center o,I POLLING t'L.ACE Forest 4 Shopping center, east 'Lake .Iemsup to the entranCe 01 Aoadetny Drive md south 'nait Creek follow Salt Creel Community of S. U. sctuthea.teril to s'it Creel • Betty Anne's . a S Aessomilu. INtb Gied. PiSS$ I I.6 s.d p p R5 _______ hER PARKING DOWNTOWN AY KIG *1(1 W, AflM00)($ • - 1 Legal Notice Legal Notice nortc. or cisinon i 'nan State Road 4$ and to the we nsvsuo. rvaann, on end of Government cut foIl,, uovsssantns or van nine. the St. Johns River along II 'io Paaclwrs or snairm. county line to Lake farm cntry arm os van thro the center of Lake Harsa msv*auswanrm? OP ?lIri along county tine contini rrn.isrmn ri.acns op macis mouth on the St. John. lily to point of beginning (at Boo nt.ncrsov nr.rirmr'r. NOTICE is SIEIIEBY GIVEN lockhatchee Creek), POLLING PLACE: Communi by the Board of County Corn. inlealoner. of Seminole County House, Geneva, north of P. pursuant to chapter 51.031. 48 on east side of FIrst S Statute. 1583, of the at- Community of Geneva, Se teratton or creation of F.tiction innl., Cou' xpvsrmi'r no. y .- • County. Flotilla. *nt of the Begin at the Junction of V dignation of a pullint place Pt. Johns River and the Boo lockhatchee Creek at paste br each election precinct, NOTICE 15 ruu'rmn OIV. county line follow the Eco EN of the new boundaries and lockhatchee Creek west a a accurate deecription of any south to the Orange-Reminc new or altered Election i're. county tin, east on the Oran. clnct and of the limits of each seminole County line to the I precinct, and of the description John. River north on the I of the poLling place which the Johns River (county line) W Board of County Commiasion. point of beginning. have ..tablished in each POLLING PLACE: Commuaf irs new or altered Eleotlon Pr.. Hou.e. Chuluota, 7th Stre clnct in Seminole County, Flor. and lAke Mills Drive, Coi tnunity of Chuiuota, Semi Ida. N0TICE IS FURThER OW. ole County, Florida. S0.S PSECISCT EN that the fuitowing boundanc, are an accurate descrip. Begin at the Intersection lion of any new or altered Dean Road and county line to Election I'r.cinct and of the on the Oram*ge.Seminole coun poilin places eatablished with. line run north on Dean Road In each new or altered Election State foal 418 run snuthwe, eriy and west on State Road 4 Precinct. to.wit Tuskawilia.Gabriel to the PitECtrtCT O, I 12th Street and Prench Road run north n the Tusk • * Avenue (17.51). ttanfor.I, Plot. wilia.Oabriella Road to Ii Ida run south on French Ave. thug Lake Itoad go west on ft nue (17.fl) to 15th Street run Dug lake itoal to State Rb sentiy associated with Town :r:t' B • Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. _____ _________ ______ Weinmani Sr. of Sanford, an. nosmce the engagement and : approaching nsarrlag. of their . daughter, Miss Joyce AnIse . . Welninarin, to larry Daniel * f: i . . Watson, son of Kr. and Mrs. S. I. Watson, also of Sanford. The brlde.elect was born in ., iri aeried i schools in Seminole County. She was graduated from Sem• -. High School, whet. she was a member of the Glee ___________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ - Club, Triple Trio arid Girl'a • Athletic Association. She in presently affiliated with • . • ue,r I Southern Loan arid Finance i Company, Inc., of Sanford. Her fiance was born 1* Sanford and attended the lo. _______ ________ cal schools. H. Is a graduate of Seminole Ifigis SChOOl, __________________ where he Was a member of ________________ the football team, Letterman's __I; ________ Club and F.F.A. He Is p I summer scksdiil.. • rucll, 1, sb like.ub-4k paitment you know " flu illa sad trim dames ' Miss' Weinmann Betrothed Notice Legal Notce' Legal Notice paIcl*Cr *0. of beginning. POLLING PLACE: North Or. 5eg4 at the intersection of lando Town Hall. west of Sanford Avenue atd Celery SInai float and north of S. U. Avenue (S. it. Ill) 'an mouth 434, Village of North Or. on Sanford Avenue to Onora lando. Seminole County, for. Street (P. U. 4fl) run caPt on Onora Street to AC!. fail. Ida. road follow AC!. ltailroat P*mCI*CT *0. 14 Begin at the junction of State northerly to 28th Street run Itoad 414 and western boundary east on 28th Street to Mellon. of the City of Longwood run ville Avenue run north on Mel. due south on the western lonville Avenue to Celery Ayeboundary of the City of Tong, cue run west on Celery Avenue tt. w,.i,nwrn boundary to poInt of t.eginnlng. - V.',.. of the City of l..ongwood con- POLLING PLACE: First Christ. ian Church F..iucational Dlii.. tinue due south from the south. northeaet corner Sanford Ave. boundary of the CIty of em Longwood to Alberta Street run and Rosatia Drive. Sanford. Seminole County, Florida. due east on Alberta Street to the AC!. Railroad follow the P*CI*I'T' *0. 15 . Begin at the Oran.e.Seminole AC!. Railroad (staying on the westernmost track) southerly county line and U. 8. 17.12 folio State fload 418 run sisterly iow U. S. 17-92 northeasterly on State Road 438 to U. P. 17- to State Road 438 run westerly $2 follow 11. 5. IT'll northerly on State Road 438 to ACt. Bali. to State Road 434 run west on road follow AC!. ltailroad state Itoad 434 to point of be. southerly to point of begin. ning. ginning. I'OLi.ING PLACE: L y m a n POLLING PLACE: Prairie Lake Legion Hail, west cii. Well. School, on east side of 5. ft. Ave.. south of thladain Ave., 42T, one-quarter mile south Seminole County, Florida. of Pinela Street, Seminole PSStCI*CV *0. 14 County, Florida. BegIn at th. Intereection of PlI$*Cl*(i *0. II the intersection of U. 5. 17-12 ant Seminola loU. Begin at Sanford Avenus and Celery hevard follow Senminola Ibule' Avenue (State Road 411) in yard southeasterly to I.*ke Sanford, Florida, run east on Drive follow Lake Drive pouthCelery Avenue (State RoAd 415) westerly to Tuskawt,la.ila. to Mellonville Avenue run brtelia floati follow Tu.kawilla. northerly on )iellonviile Ave. flabriella Road northerly to nue to the south shore of Lak. Plate Road 41$ run orihwest Monroe continue on an imagin' ant west on State float 411 to ary line as an eatenslon of junction of State foal 411 and Stellonville Avenue to the Va' 414 run west on State lloa,t 434 lusia-Seminole County lins In to U. S. 17.52 follow t'• 8. 17.52 Lake Monroe follow the To' southerly to poInt of beginning, luata.Seminole County Ii n e POLI.lNU P1.ACF.: Courtney Boat Works, east sIde lI. S. westerly in lake Monroe to an 11.53 (5. 8, IS-lOG), south imaginary line projected north of 5. ft. 434 in Seminole from Park Avenue Into Lake Monroe run south on said Imag' County, Florida. mary line projected north from P$ECI*CT ISO. Park Avenue to the south shore Begin at the Oranpte.Semlnol. of lake Monroe run south on county line and State Itoad 427 Park Avenue to 13th Street run run north on State Boa'S 417 to east on 13th Street to Fanford State Ibid 438 run east on Avenue run south on Sanford State Road 438 to ACt. ll*ilro*d Avenue to point of beginning, follow ACt. Railroad southerly Pt'LI.INO PLACKI Seminole to Orange.Semln'Ie County line County Chamber of Corn. follow orange.Scminole county memce Bldg.. northeast corner line we.terly to point of begin' First Street and Sanford Ave.. ning. Sanford. Seminole County, I'OLLING PLACE: Altamonte Community 11,,use. east ,ii, Florida. of P. It. 427, south of 5. It. pssmcirmcr *0. *5 458. Altamonts Springe, ScmIlegin at State Road 438 on mole County. Florida. Orange.Seminole west the county line follow Stats Road PSItC1SCT *0. 14 Iiegin at the Junction of iT 5. 438 easterly to Forest lake Avenue run southerly on For- 17.12 and State Itoad 427 follow Lake Avenue to Forest State Road 427 westerly to AC!. eat Lake Drive run west on Forest hlailroad follow ACt. Itaulroat Lake Univ. to Eden l'ark Ave. northeasterly (,taying on the 'n htsntoul lane to point of .eginnlng. I'OI.LING PLACKI Oskland Ihaptiat Chapel. south sIde Country Cluh Itnad (S. It. 8. ISA). one-quarter mile west of (itapeville Avenue. Semin. ale County, Florida. 'flE'l%t'T so, as HERALD Want Ads Bring FaSt Results - , sntsrb trilIi June 25, 1965-Page9I 50. MIsc. For Sale 5Ai')'0P4) SEWING CENTER Ilegin at the interseotion of 154 So. Park Are. nterst*te 4 and State Road 4*4 ollow 1-4 northerly to the cener section line of SectIon 24. east ott the cen. OS - SIB run ci' line of Section 24-205.291' .o the east quarter corner run ,.-uth on east line of Section 54. IIS.Sli to the west quarter omner of Peclion 19-105.3GB un east on the center line of ection I1.20S'20B to the West uarter corner of Section 20ON-lOB run east on the centsr inc of Section 20.108-3011 to he AC!. Railroad follow the 1- 54" LAWN MOWER. 1. Mo. Ped Motor Dike, I- Cusbtnan Motor Scootar. All in good condition, 122-8711, County Commissioners (SEAT.) of Seminole County, Florida. ATTEST: Arthur 11. fleckwilh. Jr•, Clerk ,f the Board of County Corn., rnh.,ionera In and for Seminole Iounty, FlorIda. I',ahlish: June Il, II, 21, July 2, Reasonable, SU.2581 or 122. 271$. 4 ILILP fleg, $7. IS guage Shot Gun. 122-7425 after I p, in, weekdays. -a FORD l'ergsr.on T. 0. 50 Trio. (or. Iteconditinned Motor A lift, New back tires, $855. 1*1.1471. 51, Articles For Rent 11 to ISIS II.50lI.51l2.S5 Ii to 20 I 4 1,55 I 2.52 I 3.s. It to 23 151 1,501 LIS I 4.75 2$ to 30 $11.5, I 2.75 I 5.70 we have it!" lawn * Garden tools AMEIIICAN IIEST.At.t, 1885 S. Hiawatha 211.l1i Ciii Ciuimam CleFg" All Skip Shuts Ada Chatasi at l-lt.y mat. SUPER TRADING P 05 T. -. w_. Email will u.S bs is. epeusibie let mere Ihas hOOD used 11. honey estraCtorl manual or electric, 1, 5, ii' 4 frame, Call 123-0132. - N.CNSlB'S KIDDIE CARE, 3440 MOWING, light or heavy, 521Oak Ave. 111.0151, We Never Close. inra.rre.t taeertioll. - 331.067?, 5 -S S 15. SpecIal Services 8. Child Care ERRORS 'Tb. - IBis. US your rurnhture. Quick Pervice with the Cask, (Wiaiau .1 1 - - 53, Wanted To buy CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST CLASSIIUCI' 1IINI'LAt $1.55 1cr Inchretema is i-tin CluictIr vs. Free Delivery 131.07$. "You name It Ad-I Line isim dIN 25 Wll.l.lAM J. N I L A N I) and llUSF NILANU, his wifr, I'lalntiff,, RIINT A BED Hospital, S a hheds, 17 Day, Week, or Month. CARROLL'S FURNITURE lii W. let. all-Slit R.ollaway, (Eve 5.1.415, words per line: $11 cnvm'r, rmisi'im ai'rnctam, cuscvt-r aw i'm.osiu.t i* *51) P05 SEMI. *5tH S'Ot'%?i'. CHAStlIRY so. tome, -a ELECTRIC STOVE, like new. CC!. Railroad southerly to the mnrthemnmost boundary of the 'ity of l.ongwood follow the tusrth boundary of the City of L.ongwood east to the eastern 'oundary of the City of Long. wool run south on th. east .oundary of the City of Lunggood to Highland Street conmu. south on highland Street to Stats Beat 414 run west and ,.uthwe,terly on State ltoad ill tn point of teginnir.g. It)Ll.lNG I'LACE: Longwoni Town hall, southwest corner iVllmer lit, and Warren Ave., Town of Longwood, lemin. le County, Florid-a. Hoard of 311-Sill RBADY3UX "ONCItE?E Stocks, Stepping Stones, Sand. Steel, Grease 'traps, flock, Lot Markers, Polyethylene, WIre Mesh, Steps, Window Sill., Dry Wells * Drain TIle. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. - 0811 after I p. in. WILSON Buy Ill-Is 52. - - MAIKII PORN Sell - Trade all-Ills .!f. l-ith.:fl A. UESTEAU and MAR!. ___________________________ PAINTING, Professional by Lea 55, Furniture For Sale ETTA A. RESTEALJ. his wife: Heisn. Insured. 515-lilt. W11.I.lAlf 3. SW1ENBY: lil'IA. 8. Pets & uppHes titiCiJ N, J.CCKSON and TOM Ike We,.ld peernei She ,e$' BEDDING CO. I%'AT1N. as ('o.Useutora of SICK ROOM NEEDS ECIIOLS I).%('li'lllTNV puppies, ARC, tilese .1 pe}eetias em red.. Bed,t.ng A Furniture tie t:stte of Jonathan lack. lliaeii * Tan, 108 Asalea Wheel Chairs, Walkers, Canes taa sap •dve,tls.s.eNl hirI AT FACTORY PItICES1 m,n. .Iecsamed: and ItEN liult. * Crutckee for rent or eale. lane. $2:.18l3. ii deems .bjerti'snabi. 5. *15 Magnolia 111.1111 IllS, as l)tre,'t,,r of the llever. I'rsscrlpt,ions at I.. w e 5 t news. tue pellep .1 thu age Department of the State of PrIoee. Diseoiat Ii people U.ed furnitimr. appliances, tooI SIAMESE KITTENS, $11. 521. pope,. nue follow Eden Park Avenue western track) to Country Clut. Florida, over $1 A all ServIce PersonsIll' ______________________________ etc. Sought • Soil, Larry'e south to AC!. Railroad (Tnilty Road run north on Country Defendants. nel. Check our price.. Mart, 11$ Sanford Are. Ph. Branch) following AC!. hall. Club Itnait to the Sanfori (irant SOTiCE OP 5thDEADLINES Fish will TItOl'lCAl CS'E FAUST DRUG STORE Ii $31.81),. SanTOt flB.tTltit'B N. JACEKTh', road southwesterly to Orange- Line run southeasterly on Day Noon sale. (htan,i opening June 12 17-53 west then ford Grant Line to 11. 5. Seminole county line as Co.Bzecutor of the USED PtHINITUIIS 11th, Nuvslty pets * supplies, LAWNS MOW1O, Floor clean. I'ebllcatiun For north on county line to point run southwesterly en V. 5. 11. Estate ,.f J.nathan Jack$81- 217 S out W. let St. past raiiroa.d. ts A Window Clean1n 133Insertions and Kills 53 to point of beginning. 50. Ib'cca,ed, whose resiof beginning, Watch for signs. 184$. (Sat. Noon For Monday) POLLING l'LACF.: F 1 o r I 4 a l't)LLINU I'LACE: lake Mary dence Is 380 East Tr"tter FURNITURE - FreIght dam. Fire House, southeast corner Power Employees Clubhouse, tIny., itsitlant, Florida: aged bedroom and dining ANIMAL IIAVKN. Kennels, LAWNS Mowed, Edging, Zats Wilbur Ave a n d Fir.st outh side of Holliday Ave.. A SWOItN COMPLAINT HAT. room furniture. Many pieces Claaned laavss Vacuumed, Screened Itun, Ihoardtng, Oar. one-quarter mile weal of Street, Community of lake INtl IIIIEN filed in the Circuit show ito damage, however lte,lgs flipped. 151.1101, It. puppies. 812.1752. Tall Mary, Seminole County, Flor. t',,rt in and fir Seminole I. Lout & Founa Rear Laks ht.'ad, Seminole prIce Is % op less than leg. ual come see _______________________________ ida. County, I'i,.riIa, In Chancery, County, Florila. ular rstail. Soil Freight 19. BuIlders Supplies rns:Ctrmrr *0. 1? Black male dog, i.rt entitlei "William 3. Niland and pmiaclrmvT so. it Damaged Furniture Sale., Manchester A Chihuahua. lied POOl)i,l'1 I'ulipies, ARC, Male, Dein at the intersection of liegin at the t'idu.ia-Semtn- It's. Nila'sd, his wife, plain. Hwy. IT-IS, C.seelberrp. $85, Shepherd Puppies, Male, PIIE.CAST Concrete lIsps collar with tables tag. l'h. U. 5. 1712 and State Ito*d 43$ ole county line on the St J,,hns tiffs. vs. Fret A. ltest.aN and 335-1010. 575. aftEtloiti 1.UMBIH Cl) run southeasterly on State ltoad Itiver at the ()steen llni.ige Marietta A. Itesteau, his wife; 522.5541. fRF.E ErrIrATE - aUs$5, aye 438 to lied Jug Lake Itoad run (Slate Iload 411) follow Slate t%'illiam 1. Sweefleyb Beatrice male IChiIllt!AI1LTA$, ARC, I Upholstering A Maltres. rise east on lied Bug Lake Road to Roil 41$ west to the northwest N. Jack,,,n end Tom Watson. f.mal. S yrs. oil, I t', evating. New A Used FurniTuskawuila.(labriella foal tel. corner of Section s2.lU'SlE a. ('o-Eze,utorU of the Estate 2. Personaln 20, Hardware tn'.nths. 311.5259. ture. Call Nia Bedding ltfg. low 'l'uskawllia-OabriehIa Ibid run south on west line of Sec. of J,natl,an Jaek.'n, Dccc,.- _______________________________________ Co. at Ill Celery Ave. 521. northerly to Lake Dliv. Ito.d tion $1.lsS.31H to Geneva Ave. ci; and ltl-N MtIliltiS, as l)lr. Do you save s drinking prob. 1.. special Noticee Sanford's Moat Complete lii? em. Writs P. 0. Bus 1*11. follow 1.ake Drive Road wester. sue (S. It, 41) run west en Ge' ector of the ileverage DepartTID WIlLIAMS 2511W. Sanford. ly to Psminola Boulevard tot- neva Avenue to Mell,nville ment of the Stats of Florida, 121540$ 60, Ilumsiness Opport. lfl 5. 11th. AtICTION FItIUAY 51011? ow Femin.,la Boulevard west. Avenue run north on Mellon. Dsfendamits" Israylni for cer- ________________________ shore ltanf,urd Farnirm's AuctIon tain relIef for the above namr'i 4. Beauty tare erly to U. 5. 17-12 follow IT. S. yule Avenue to the stuD, JIECIIK$lON llI.'.I'ItF.PS!OW ReceIving for sale dsys week, 22. L'lumblng 17.12 southwesterly to point of of Lake Monroe continue north l'Ialntiffa Villlan 3. SHan't 11 to S. Cask fur anythij l'ltool' BUSINESS into l.ake Monroe on a line and Rose Nilami, iii. wife au'S beginning, PLUMOINO o o k. of value. Pit-k up service. I. KXCBI'TZONAL, UIUU PoLLING I't.ACBt Pile MIS- projected from Steiluaville Aye' gbinat ydtf UEAThtIC1 N.. UA1UIIETT'S sesuty Contieetln Ripaire app'ta. P. it,.i.erts, )*ansger. 325.1740 soft water, evcnIn EAItNlNauS tion. das.elberry. north sits flue to the S'oiu,iaIirninols JACKSON as one of the Co-BaP851 ESTIMATES 105 So. Oak. 51*'&lll. PART or 8:2-1,793. - TIME - FULL - TIbIS of County line in Lake Monroe Triplet !.ake 1)rlve. east r'utors of ths estate of Jona'' It. La HARVIT FOR ADDED INCOME U. 5. 17-IS in Ca.aelb.rry, follow the Volu,ia.i*eminote than Jackson. dec,a,ed, 1*1.51*1 WORK WANTED! htetired couple to itt Sinfor4 Ave New TerrItorIes In this ares County line s..utheastetll to 5(1W. TliEItEFOltB. THIS Semtnols County, Florida. desirable occupy a most dealers for new point of begInning. NOTIFY You That if macmu' SO. IN is 'to furnished apartment. t4spar. 21. will DriVing StALE OIl FEMALE flegin at the intersection of i'oI.L!NIJ l'l.A('E: Hanford ).tu- )ou i-Isis to defenI against and at. 'iIN h,ullding, au electric, Available, handling the world. Sanford Avenue and Onora nicipal fita.liuln, southeast contest the abovs entitled aclarge walk In closet, carport. WE!.!.! URIt.LF.0 PUMPS famous SYLVANIA brat4 corner 5th Street and Mellon. tion, Y.'u are required to file In vain cnwvrr cormi- rn' Road run westerly on Opera ii'IlINlCLEU SYSTEMS or pete. I'ls. 585N.. cltli.lran PANT movIng RadIo .n4 T.V. Ave., Sanford, Seminole lull 55Th JVUIU$*l. tiNviii. Road to U. 5. 17.13 follow t., S. yttur answer or other written All Types sal uSC. 2577. tube. sold thru ocr NKWY.ST County, Florida. tsfsnse if any you have, to CVI?, 1* .1*11 FOR $EMi*Oi.S3 1743 southwesterly to Junction We Repair aed Service model Free.l.lf.S.rvioe tube of State Road 4*1 follow State p55C15CT *0, this Complaint with the Clerk COtS?!, P1(15113*.. the Want' ss an reed FUN to ST'S ieater., This unique method the intersection of Begin at of the above styled Court and IS VHA*('EHI, *0, isesa. Road 411 southerly to Soldier's Macbins and Supply Cs, Al' You can shop wIthout of silas, nroven successful in Creek f,,ilow Soldier'. Creek 11th Street and ?anfnrd Avenue t,, serve a ,,py ,f tile same OI.I%'i'. UAEI.liY ULYNN. *33.8413 gettIng out ot your easy $6? W. 2nd It $ years history or operations. Plaintiff easterly to lake JeasUp con' run south on Sanford Avenue i'laintiffa' attorney, A I.liEilT chair. Tremendous multi tnilli,,n tmnue easterly into Lake les. to 25th Street run west on 35th N. FiTTS. I Masonic llull.ilflg. vs. Homo Appflanees dollar narket available year. sut, to the center of an mat- Street to French Avenue (IT. S. Sanford, El,,rid*. on or befure JUl15 RlCltAlll) Ul.i'NN, on French ly. Cash investment required l),'fen,lant line .atenlling from San. li-I:) run north tie 8th lay of July 1185. loamy StNI'ORU ILE(Th1t1C from $1811.0, to $3130.00-. ford Avenue on the north shore Avenue to 11th Street run ,'astl TI!)'. NATtJIIE of said Coin' TO: MIt. *0115 ltICIiAilU I]. K. Ap,liancee-Ksw A Used EarnIng. could n.t over UI.YNN of lake .lessup to Clifton Ave. on 13th Street to point of be. plaint is to pray for foreclosure IS cotS?! JVD'AWS CCVIII, hIS Magnolia 1*11511 $000.50 pir month, illS Twenty Fourth Street aMi*0i4I COIlS?!, YLOWA of the following ,iesunibei nus on the south shor. of Lake ginning. BUIINEPS IS FULlY SE? UP It. I'eiersturg, l'l,.rida Jessup from ths center of said I'OLI.lNG PLACE: Home F,od lands and the following desI'll. 5". daiS - INCOME ITARTI 1St. MusIcal Instruments Servico 1114g.. 401 W. 13th cril.ed psreonsl pr,,!,erty. both i-Oil Ahtl'. IiBltBiiY NUTIimaginary line run northeaster. Nt) SELl.. MEDIATELY 5t., Sanf"rd, Seminole Coun- lying and being in Setnibsule 11111) thaI a Consl'lmint fur DI. Eli-ITE UP ly to $anfc'rd Avenue on the ITROOP. FANKI.IN LESTER 150 OIl SOLICiTiNG liKe PIano Serelolsig a Tuning yore. hss been fuel aitslnet north shore of Lake ,lisaup ty. Florida. county, Florida, to-wit: Dee.a1 Gene Cumbas - 5118881 QUIREI) - REPEAT BUSt. follow Sanford Avenue north to p5KCIST so. a. 1.i'u.'r License Nt. 6541 or you, and y.iu are requireS to ISoTIt'S'. oP' P1*51. 1SEP05? of SKIS point of begInning. suit other li4iuor license serve a coil? ,.f y,.ur answer or Ant) IPI'LICATIOS FOR DII. fl,sin at the mni.reection Vials Teain saC Repair Financial assiatanc. given I. Street PoLLING I't.ACE: Portable French Avenue and 12th Issued i,y the lieverags Dc- t,lea,Iing to I its c'u.nll,lItint Oil L Hammen . 121.4111 full time, if demired. To qualify west on 11th Street to AC!. the State of the ,laintiU'a attorney. hAlt. Building in Sunland Estate. run partnrnt of beret,? notiAll persons are you must have capitol for l'ark. west sIde P. It. 11.800 ltalln,sad follow AC!. i1,aiiroad Florida in r.pisc'emrllt or YES' (i(lli.TEit. ii.. 3:38, For- fied that the un,lensigned as 84. Upholstery inime,iiate investment. 4-I renewal there,,f aince 23 est City, Firhila, and tile the (U. 8. 17-52), mouth of Fair. southwesterly to Country Club of said AdmInistrator c.t.a spare hours each week, auto, mont Ave. in Munland Estate. ltca,i run west on Country (Iub Nove,nler 115$; and Lots ,.riglnal answer mm Iui,-a.11ng I,, estate, isa. completed the ad' OVER Ii YEARS main ant slncer. desIre to owts Itoad to AC!. ltailrad Clerk of tie Florida. "A" the the office if in Seminole County, 1, 2, anuS 48 of Block .n thereof assd has of fine workmanship in upholand operate your own bud. line follow ACt. liailroad main of YllMIN(JI.11 lll'.I'lliTS. ('Irtuit C,,ort on or 1,-fr. the ministraitl, rItECSSl.T *0, *5 said court hi. final reflle.l In stering. Draperies, Ihipcover& ness. Pot personal interview Resin at th. intersection of line north to ACt. Ilailr,.ad acc.,r.Iing to the Imlat titers' 10th 'lay of July, ISIS. If you port and application for us' Time Payments little as on 1St. opportunIty, wrlt 13th Street on Sanford Avenue (Travares Ilranch) follow ACI. of recorded in l'lat Ilu"k S fall to do so, a .iecres pro con' charge. Objeetinne thereto, if $1 iso. Drapery hardware in. r a n c h you inciuds phone number tos Travaree on 35th Street to old Itallroad feaso will be taken against pages 1 anI 3 of the l'uh. run west After mv, ahould he duly flied. stallatlon. SINGER INDtISTItIBS AC!. ltailroad "Main Line" notheaaterly to 5Ingoustine lie Ilecor'la of SemInole for the relief deimiandv,l in tile hug pr"nf of • publication KULI' DECORATING SHOP Slit L).lmar Blvd. right.of-way follow said cen. Avenue go north on Manu..u' County. Florida. LESS the complaint. sh,.ssing this notice has been l'h. 511.1159 run Forest City, SemSt. Louis, Mo.. 81114 south. stine Avenue to 8th Street follow ing: That porti'.n lyUATEI) at ter line of right.of.way published once a week for four Street to French this 7th Itoad east on 8th and within $50 Inole County. I-i.,rlds, westerly to lake Mary ing East cons,-,'utivs weeks, the matter 50, MIsc. For Sal. f,,liow I.aks Mary head south' Avenue rca south on Frsn'-h feet of ti. survey line of day of June, 158. of approval of said report and State Iload II and 800, (PEAl.) westerly to the Hanford Grant Avenus to point of beginning. Arthur It. Ileckwith, Jr, the ordering of distribution of BLONDE Corner Table A I LAne run southeasterly on the POLLING PLACE: Portable at Section 7701, said survey Blonde End Tabiss, Weeting. Sanford Grant Line to U. 5. 11' City of Sanford Chops, ItS line being described with Clerk, Circuit tort, $stnifl- said sstate will come before the court. ole Co., Sanford. VIa. W. •th st. Sanford, Seminole house AutomatS. Wesbe:, $3 run northerly on 11. 5. 17-11 reference to Illock "A" of (a) S.. W Simbia Ily: MarIha '1'. Vitslen, I). C. 811-1041. Seminole heights. a. folto Onora Road follow Onora County. Florida. As A,imis,leirat4,r eta. ci howl: hieginning on the Publlsis: June Il, 11, hi, July 5, Road ,asteniy to Hanford Aye- PIKCI*CT *o. said e.tats. HONEY FOR ILLS Regis at the b'oluala-I.min' nue run north on Sanford Ave. Westerly eat.nsion of the 1985 Harlan Tuck of the firm of * 0i. 11.1$ ole county tine at Interstate 4 South line of Lot 2. hul,,ek CI)N ST nt. to puli.t ot beginning, 011.104. HEDiIICK $ Lbs. sin I po!.LINII l'LACV.: Seminole Hisiway Bridge in lake Mi.n"A" of $esniflol' hisililt., • Phone 131.1541 ___________ High School Gymnasium. one' roe follow 1.4 so*ilhwesterly at a poInt 53.71 feet iVe.t' 1* vmncvsv lisa 101 East Church Street Free Delivery is Sanford City half mile eouth of Geneva to AC!. Railroad Trsvarss the southwest erly from SISTE SV*flCi*l. UiRVthT, IS Oniats.lo, Florida LImIts. Are. at south end Itidgewood Branch follow AC!. Railroad corner of said Lot I, sail *5*) FOR 55Wl*uiJI Adm. eta. Attorneys for to easterly Ave and east end 27th it. in Travares llraneh point being on the arc P1.0511)4 PublIsh June 4, 11, II, U, 1.$S$ RUGS, $1.51 ijangoustine Avenue rum north Seminole County. Florida' cf a curve concave to the IN (iSA*('Y.lV *0, CUSS on )Sangoustine Avsnue to the I pNItviM't so. ARMY•NAVY SURPLUS: westerly and having a ra- CI1AIU.OTTE I!. CI1AVIS. Lake Monroe liegin at lbs intersection of south shore of dius of hIllS feet; thence 531.1*5* l'laintiff, lashe Ceart .5 She VesaSV iii Sanford Ave. Interstate 4 and 1aola Road continue on a projection of from a tangent bearing of vs. awd., limIneSs (leosty, Vise' 51 per day rental for 110.1gb north in' (where )iangouatine Avenue Road run east on Paola South l$'O'4h", a distance LINDSAY ft. CIIAVII1, da, is pisbSS., Carpet Shampooer with putI Paola ltoad circumvent, an usa. to Lake Monroe to the Volusia. of 116.11 feet to the ',V..tIsefandant. In re: Estatl of ihasl of Blue Lustre, Carroll named lake continue on section SemInole County line follow eriy estsnsion of the South 555(11 Ii) u*Pi:*I' IIORACIS S. JACKSON Furniture Co Volusia.Kemlinole County line of Lot 11. lilock "A" of TIlE STATE OF Vi.Oitl!IA TO: line) to Country Club Road run the peceased. easterly <,n Country Club ltoad ii,. westerly to point of beginat a hleminols Heights, end Persia. POWERED Lawn Mower, $15, I CIIAVII4 'V. All (lsSd$$.11 !.l$IISAY K. to AC!. ltsilroad mall hins fol. sing. point 45.53 feet Westerly Whose resi.l"nce is unknown SIeving CInSs or Pt. fenos, $11. Lumber, $15. low ACI. hlaliroad main line I'Ol.!.IXG l'LACIi: Scout Ulig., from tie Southwest corner and whose last known a,lireas Against saM MeShes 511.5515. Monroe, S. Ii. 5-hA. lake north to AC!. ltailroad 'tavares of said Lot II, containing is Charlotte, North Carolina. and each of you ire You south of AC!. fiR Stain Line Branch follow ACt. Railroad .12 acs.e mu,. ul less, Se TAKE NOTICE aotlned mad required. l'!.EAHI'. that hereby we.t-.outh- in Community of lake Mon. SUMMER SALE TIll. NOT TO ANSWER Tavares hi,amh to file present any ilalme and diroe, Seminole County, for l,l'.hl' A IIECItBI'. I'ltO CON. you are hereby requIred VACUUM CIRAMIsI westerly to 1-4 run southwestdefenae, mania which you, or either of answer or your written begin' UprIghts ISa ent.re4 herein If amiy, personally or by cii at- you, may have against ths .e' Ida. I erly on 1-4 to point of VEt'140 as pccii' IPICIAL $5.11 Up agaInst you. tint. or before July HORACE 5. JACKSON, of 22, tate on torney, legla at the OrangS'Setnin' SANFORD VACUUM Si-C. WITNF.0 MT HAND and the P0L4.Th'G PI.ACEI U PUtS clerk deceased, late .1 said Cowl)', Church EducatIonal Bldg.. ole coiaty line .4 U, S. 11.13 Ofti,iaj mliii of the above etyl. 1181, at lbs Offlo. of lbs 115$ I, Park 511451* SemisSeminole t. the County Judge of Circuit Court, of the aorthMst. ad Court U Sanford, Florida, County Courthousi, Sanford ole County, Florida, at hI-i of. north east corner i'aoI& Bead follow U. 5, IT'll KINMORI Aut.aati. Wa*sr, II. 41*) and Upsals Road, eriy 10 liSle Road 418 follow this lad day ef June A. P. 1185. Florida, 11711, and to iltill a Bce in the court boual of said u.S 8% yre., geid esedltioc, Seminole County, Flesh., mats Bead 438 .outkesstei'Iy sEA1.) copy thereof to Stenstrom, County at Sanford, Florida, $05. 133-His. to howell Creek follow Howell I macand *0. SI Arthur U. fleckwith, Jr. Mcintosh. Attorneys within cii calendar moatle Davis A Begin at the intersectioa 01 Creek westerly to Orange'Vem' the above styled Clerk ci for PlaintIff, Po.t Office 110* from the time of the Ersi pub- 051 PrIdes Automatic (ally. Park Avenue aid 15th street mole COuSty line follow t'ourt later, nail, Hit $055 - new 1330, Sanford, FlorIda, 23771, in lication of thu netice. Two Ily: Martha T. Viblen Sanford. Via.. rua west os 15th o,ang..pemiaote county line that certain divorce proceeding copies of each claim or demand $271. Deputy Clerk Street to French Avenu. tin north sad west to point of bepending against you in the ahall hi in writing, and shall Pow lLI.'I OPTICS SUPPLY AUiEKT N. FlITS north on French Lveatie to 0th sianinl. Jtt. and state the place of residence Circuit Court of the Ninth Es * 25aonic Building ' Strict run west on 5th Street 5. i'0U4N0 PI.ACII ISagiish end .jintai Cire,,lt In sn4 for Kemin- poet offIce address of tie USED DI1TEM. Call alter $ p.m. School, south tales )fangoustine Avenue run sorik Ssnf"r4, Florida US-IllS. in Chan' clamant, and shall hi ewomn to ol. County, Floriula, Us. to the Floral Blvd., north end Attorney for l'ialntiffs. on ford Road, north of English publish June 4. II, 15, 25, 118$ cery, an abbreviated title of by the claimant, his agent, or I PC. LIVING *oein Suits, I south shore of Lake Monroe "Charlotte Ii attorney acenrnpaniad by a and sail cause hiring Estates Subdivision, Satan dim'.? continue nOrth Into take Moe. shalt., Seta.-Aloe $ielil'weod tThavis, Plaintiff, versus lAnd' flUng lea .4 ice- loilir il roe en a projsetiflR of Manole Colanty, FIurt4i. Bad. Can be seen at Ill Park 'say It. Chavis, Ijefendant," and auck claim or demand not so rscrmovSwAu Vole- omacaw,a., en - gusatins Avenue. lathe Ave., Apt. I. herein fall isut or a Decree l'ro tiled shall bi void, In Begin at the intersection of NOTICE 18 hereby gIven that County line sia.Iemlnole ent.i.d (heorgs Jackson, will lake 25onroe follow the Vohu' Rantoul lane and Country Club I an engaged in busIness at Contesso 0. 1, Kitchen Beaje. --- tie - - . - '''w5"' W' 2 •I.54ininO1I CoNDty line in Bead follow Country Club lio.d 1854 Chilean Lane W. P.. Semi- against you. 500 50' "'' ooa*tios, $45. 531.50$. WW I% Estate of ______________________________ part.. AdS. Railroad coed the County, Florida, under is old nole Lake Monroe easterly te a • 3IOIIACI S. JACKSON. northern projectIon of Park "Slain Line" rigbt.of-way run fictitious sane of Steel Age (MEAl.) RANGE U" Gas, I yr. .14, $55 deceased Arthur It. fleckWlth, Jr., AvieCe Into Lake Monroe run southwesterly on old ACL. flail I'rodacts. and that I intend to vsland, Itephinson A Miss Clerk of the CircuIt Court I south on said projecUon of road rtght.of.way msrgins egiser said name wIth the SEW*XQ MACHISS 0. l)rawor S Court, ByI V.Usabeth hirusnahas P. tIe CircuIt Une" to lake Ctsrt of Park Avenue late lake Menso. with ACt. '11am Sanford Atlantic Due to Divorce, b.autUu$ roand Suite 11$ D.puty Clerk to Ski itouth shore .1 take Kasy Reed follow lake Marl Seminole Count?, FIoi'td.. in as. bobbin e. w I a g National Bank BuIlding achine, P Moaroe follow Park Avenue Road uthweMerly to Sanford cordsncl with the provisions ot Stenstrom, Davis A Mcintosh equipped to hg hag, make Sanford, Florida en 11th Street to petal .1 hI. Grant Une run euorthwesterip the Fictitious Name Statutes Attorneys at law buttogholes, buttons. I'oat Offics lies 1*35 Attorneys for Hi. Eetat MW Coun' Florida 1859$ on Sanford Grant tAte t* ta.wlt$ Sectioi gianlait. Sanford, Florida 1)77* of Horace 5. Jackson Sew gwarsat.s. Aseusa. 4 • a pOLLING PLACKI Church of try Chub Read north on Cow' Stet•tes lIST, payments of $1.45 er pay $15 I'uiuIIsh: June 15, 81, July 1, I. Publish: Jun. 9, 35, July 5, 9, Edicatlosal try Club Road approsimatslp Slit: Yale .1. ?iwpaon e the Nasarene total balance. 114$ Phase Orlasde Bldg., lii Preach Ave., Isa- ice fe coatiane north (Couatrj Pubbsh June 4, 11. Ii, II, 1181 118$ CDMIS ulleft 45$-isH,, CD$N ford, eIaele 005117. PlO. C*b Mad h.ee.es Mate ill CDE'4 COPY • - a C Legal Notice a. ,,,, - Legal Notice - -. a. It Pays To __________ us Us. Tb. no. (r. H.rald - - - - --., Ads - an • ------ :.:1-,- '• I -I .1 - I- - -4 -I ___________________________________________________________ • ,I, [1 " - - ' ' - - - J.. --,o.:e'-- -'---- - •u-'---- 1r • �- III - . 1 ILI, Herald Want-Ads 0. Schools * tiu.tn*etloes1 $3. Heal Eatete - -"- Want"1 *uterb ,r,lI Page 10- June 25, 1965 Li. houses For Sale ___ - (I1,rII ti' v• n" In in Pip.r Cherokee "lse. Come out and learn to (I)' NOW. Expert Instruction in 4 ' Write $1. Real Estate • Sail 1Lout & Fluid 6-Beauty Clii 1-flat Nurserili can S-Chill Cars $-Dege-CatS-Peta Livestock I*.-Poultry McKinney. 118-Catering 16-Interior Decorators il-JanItorial 'ar-vIces 11-Landscape Il-Builder. Supplies IS-Hardware $1-Home lmprovemsatl $8-Plumbing 22-Painting $4-Well Drilling $2-Air Coal. & Ifeatiag $1-Radio 'televiai.. 12-Photo & EquipmeNt Service • TWISTED 382412$ COftflESPONDE'T wanted in Oviedo. Must cover Ball-Blair Agency Social. Church & Sc h o o I insurance Heal Notate 111.1141 Specials 2 Story rountry Home. 4 bed. rooms,I bathe. 111,000, good terms. 322-5612 DART TIME $3 to $3 an hour. 3 Story City home completely Need Car and Phone. Call remodeled 4 bedroom; P From Sanford Iza*IS • 133.181) between 7:10 & 2:60 P. 77. Situation baths, $12,002. Retirement Home in (3.nlva. I Iledroom, beautiful grounds $10000. Wanted Il-Mate Help Waited $-Female Help Wasted 11.-Male or Female Help IS-lalee Kelp Waited fl-Situation Wanted 91-Income Preperty ll-Suslaese Prep-lila Is-Real Estate Waitid 14-Real Estate Isle IT-Business Rentals •. Hose.. 00..Lots Fir- Isle •i-Ps.rms-Oreves 13-Acreage II-Houses Per Isle 11-Uousi.--Isle or Seat It-Hoses For Steal 111-Re.ert 1I.itats 3.BiIDROOX . - . For Sale Hold Yoiir Own (Vacation Specials) Rambler 'ii 'vw 110 Falcon 107 31 '° Mercury '10 Corvalr 63 DeSoto Sharp 01 TURN CLEAN Open Mon-Fit IA.M..I P.M. _____________________________ _______________________ $100 [)()W$tJ FHA VA HOMES - 2, 8, & I BEDROOMS 1. 1% £ I BATHS 96. Houses Sale or Rent • - Good ALWAYS Rentals. Purn. 1012 Ished & Unfurnished. San. 3 BDRM.. P'la. Room, nice yard ford & Lake Mary Area, Kes us at 21$ S. Park Ave. BALL. with well. Call or tome by BLAIR AGENCY. $402 Iummsrlin Ave. Avail. able at once. 322-4210. tINFUflNiShif'D 2 fldrm. house. Houses For Rent Realtor $22.019 302 N. Park Ave. Crumley-Monteith Inc. 111.0111. CHARMING Country Home- I bedroom, Furnished. Couple. 2183 PARK DRIVE 218.7401 122.1111. 111.1415 NIGHTS 1.BEDROOM. 1% bathe, dining 288.1121 1tI.5141 room, kitchen equipped. $11 $211411 321.4142 excellent cond., nice lot, available II July, 123. Wed Noon 4: REALTY -. s •, OFF01 U.. '5, ii'.;,, 1;# - 5 AD sim(F.7A 106. .1' WATCNVOUR e. FUhtN, A1 1'., Reasonable. 80. 1410. • GP WAIN 31: (re uaibv-pse on teh we As .,,.s.Inm rankiiv. Rnaeioui Dolton M.ckle.11ulltconvminity growl Deitona usnona nomuiiu ior just UuwU. Visit Deitona take a S.lf.GuIded Tour-lee thenow-. 5 n Plaza, the lake.. *ont Community Cliii', the Championship and the outstanding model asH Course homes M Mackl.Uullt uLTOt4*. a 4 I GO DOWN TO SEMINOLE t -. jI r : -, • , • i: . I :c. ' ' .. .,i 1.' ! i ' • I ' TAKE I T NOW! NOW '_ IS THE TIME TO BUY THAT NEW LET NEW US GIVE WORD ON SAVING! 961 CORVETTE HONDURAS RED, Hard tap & soft tap 1*41., Slut.,, '' w/w tires. 61 TEMPEST 1 "a'' •. I • MAYFAIR qsclom Hying 101111oom. AIt,vtiv. 4 Bedroom -2 Beth ikene. 11111111D1 I ftu..e inn, 1.1114s hItche, with Hriekful uien, sad YZINWrOW (11*1mg With flr.pl.cm -$U,01 with ,iuII.mt I.ra.t I*cl.elnIy aw with 1.4 Mu.eisr, 4..p., Be" Namur STMTROM 122.2429 REALTY Nil PARE DIIVF In4ou .,_s.,.,_$__ -. I ___ SANFORD 11111 F IMPALA,4.4,. oi c uwu. Accnn&Tinm ELUNOR MOTOR CO. • HAAG CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH- HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY • SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS MGM 122.4149 • 328460 $$$4413 HOLLER MOTOR SALES • _ IT, 11, PR, 5.41., Meeter, n/v the., 4timo 39 CADILLAC . e e SANFORD, FLORIDA - • "_.1. 'II BUICK LE SABRE adidesisgead ...2115 S '62 VALIANT : •._- N .., ........ .....,. ................-...... 4.1W. Hardtop. Spotless Is every respect pad $ ............ air $1095 air Many more fine now can Is stock. New Hoer.: $ £11.4 P.11. IIo.day-Friday $ A,M..5 P.M. Saturday $625 -"a' ....,....,..,,.,.... SALE PRICE group, ww SALE PRICE 165 Chev. Blacayne 4-Dr, PoIlated wtabkM "Pow "kin? PRICE ....... RED TAG DISC, LESS EXCISE TAX .,-. SALE PRICE . .. .... ..-.,,... LESS EXCISE TAX.......-........ E 65 Olds 1 F.85 4.1)r Jetaway tea..., whi. .sys's, nw tires, beater, F465. LESS EXCISI TAX SALE PRICE s $2511.11 3392.91 42.14 - flflhi)flui7,i Iii'IIt/IiiIPlnI (iU UL L Ut! .......... $171 tor Sales Cadillac as Oldsmobile an IT-1111 Illealfad Faslery Autb.d.sd VW Dealer A B U I C_ K Sam1Wd . e Phone: 322.0231. Sanford, Florida . . .• • Chevrolet 332-151111 U2-111111111 X124211 4264125 •..-. $221110 YOU SAVE A BUNDL when you trade with Volkswagen [. - U.,. 0,01" BALE PRICE Elilnor U119 L - ..... Trmwpwuuoa Ii N T I S - .-,,, - , C&C tires, ill H.P. engine. 0.44*, ......... _.... Op" dil 9 on . S Wipe 2699.61 47.70 $ ................... NOW ............... hay, many Met. ALA ILi. Ii ui '65 Mom Spte OvoCOW been 'U C111". 4-deer . ,-., 4-op. trans.' RAN. tInted w4k I, INC . ...___ tce...,.Y13S5 51 CADILLACipias Cs.p., Fully :. ...... Holiday 4-Dr. Msrdt.p Power and sir eesdI.5 Im tuned and a local ma". no.. Yours for may $1095 ....-... trk A real '61 OLDSMOBILE SUPER 6'88" PRONE: 322.IUI a, $414221 • LIST PRICR • Red Tel Disc., LESS EXCISE TAX $1211 S we '61 MERCURY MONTEREY $1095 109 N. PALMETfO SANFORD 5 ?sip.r.. C.SI, ..... .................... - 519 E. FIRST STREET . 4.4,, Completely equipped. A (Lae .s.-swasr hairy car that we osid now. Only 4.0,, p.4*.. A fins small ear. V WAS ...... 140W ................... LESS EXCISE TAX 1151 .................. un LINCOLN HU MERCURY '65 Chev Eel Air 4-Dr. 165 Corvalr 4-Dr. mission. radio heats' beautiful white with blended III red interior I THUNDERBIRD Hardtop. S U fully equipped, plus air condition.' A 61W Real Nice One. ........ U I CHEVY Impala sport cpi, U automatic, radio, heater power steertag Wake.. I FORD 34z, d ep Star. U ha,fsLy $ equipped all es'li JAGUAR 4.4..,. F.11y W equipped Including d.c. only $flISjI SALE PRICE SPORT SEDAN. III H.P. slim., nw tires, elated windshield, No wbl. coven, 5.473, CHEVY H Nova sport N coupe, antomaUc trans- '13 BUICK "225" $1995 ,.................. 555 radio, beater $5' automatIc, ass clean ................ ..... HM6 C)IRYSUROPLYNOIN -•---•-- family car for 01 CHEVROLET Impala 4.dr. 495 '59 CHEVROLET 5/W ............... 175 • 153 CHEVROLET 4dr. ........... Maay Stake. and Models to Chaise For r_LOW bows payae*ta-.Uank Interoot Rat.. 9:00 £11. 1:00 P.11. MON..FRI, 1:00 A.)1. 1100 P31. SATURDAY OPEN $ AJL.1 P.11. MONDAYFRIDAY $ £11.4 P.11. HATURDAY -,.-,....... SALE PRICE 1401*18 _________________________ -- 4-Dr. Sedan, 01* cylinder for economy A fin. $ -. .................................... --- '64 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE - LUX SEDAN. Tinted glass, Ill-way seat, seeS bill., frost and rear male, door edge gaude, viny) top, air coed. dl.. steering will, Will. diaes, war tIr.s, back-sip lamps, safely, 5*0, rear seat speaker, 0453, WAS $3411.11 NOW ....................................4592.55 LESS EXCISE TAX ....................1G1.15 ensditlosed real ON RI FALCON Htailoa Wages A real bargain fit ................................... on p3110.00 165 Olds "98" *.dr. Faints. UI, 13 FORD VS esgias, air $ 52 OLDSMOBILE 4dr. HT.. Fully equip. 795 159 17S5 .... 52 1 • I STRICKLANDuMORRISON, e e SALE PRICE 1211 a Honey-Deal during our big used car cosdillasod ....................-- ................. . e 160 LINCOLN 4-dr. '60 CHEVROLET $/1.T HOLIDAY SEDAN. Tinted glass, lop, wipers, .staLds rearview mirror, '.g. fuel engine, tiuze steering whl., wal discs, batk.umps, 4)7121 $3575; 55 140W radio & heater, 1 sm pietiesa local owner FORD Furls. 4 f dr, Straight skill, radio, heater. $ XXX Clean ................ PLYMOUTH 4.4. holy dare autoa.stk trapimls' also. radio & heater, power stee ng, 1 pre,lou. 151 CHEVROLET IMPALA SUPER SPORT 2.dr, Hardtop. 4.ep. trans. 1., the sportsaad.d. New tires, EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS! SUPER SPORT a.t... whit. ..4bhA '!sg M bib.., 5.41.,, ii.ster, w War ti,... 3 c " BILL HEMPHIIL MOTORS e I). Yule, Air- and. & pewered, '62 CHEVROLET •- - - 322.740 moiey on ery specialat '60 MERCURY 960 CHEVROLET 2INO0 '65 Olds "88" 4.4,. Hardtop. ardt.1., ri $1995 $995 3-Dr. hardtop. powered, Radio, Heater, Sharp. $1088 _ AUTOMOBILE 7000 ....._...: SALE PRICE _____________ $Sf owner $1295 e e e e `61 VOLKSWAGEN sharp ' very clean, lust perfect fee carrying everything $ on vaaatioa ................ U MOl4ZA Coup., 4.ap.ed Wt,aaimls.ios,,adio,,at li Radio, $895 HUH. IDEAL for hail7 with children. $1288 festering - • mission, ,adle0 beater power $2195 ee 4-Dr., Radio & Heater, STAND. SHIFT. w/w lire.. THE .. DART "-"•"'" LESS EXCISE TAX 53 FOUD says $1295 I'D,., V.1, AsS.. Trans., '61 wheels, DODGE CHEVY Impala l'dr. eztts 4-dr., air-c" & Powered. A LUXURY CAM. tests" Sk. CLUB COUPF, light tani, &at& trans, R&dK Neater, 4. e e 961 CADILLAC I ,--. ........-.. 31 5477 trail., I'S, wkl. covers, nw Sir.., Hall, CAC group, 14*1. WAS $ I Tinted wd.hld,, iie H.P. engime, power. glide trans., H*II. 31471, WAS . $35777 NOW 3210K LESS EXCISE TAX $3.11 . 1165 Chevelle 5th. Wgn. Tinted glans, padded dash. Powerghide hardtop, automatic trites. etomiss.- lag, Radio, Heater. $2788 i..: GOOD STYLE! 161 CORVAIR - w rot, previous 9 e e e . GALAXIS US", 4.dr. Crule..O'Matle, V44 riser steer. 163 CHRYSLER Y0111, 44r. UT, Ught bilge, till "war, HAWK, Sleek, . . e 62 THUNDERBIRD $2688 .. V POWERED. EXTRA CLEAN I ARRIVE 62 FORD IN Listing others SALE PRICE StationWaxen. 61U FALCON Automatic transmission, V.S. Power StmIng.Brak.., 9 CAN YOU Partial .... '65 Chevelle 4-Dr, - :.."............:.........,....,.. 4.4,., .Ir'coad., 1.4I, Rester. YOU THE • 4.dr,, . '63 FORD FALCON 41 ,a.c. I LOADED WITH CLEAN '61 STUDEBAKER •.-. i® DOWN! $35.$50 MONTH! i • ...__ $iso TO YOUWIN=WELOSE OUR LOT IS S IMPALA i•,• . LOCAL BANK FINANCING a soul beauty PONTIAC $2 2 + 3 Hardtop, III to. New, STICKER PRICE $3,111. S - - 11 to '65 Cheve Impala SPORT COUPE, PU, L's, Pu,rg1ld. tran.., it*vt, e*c group, sir rend., seat belt., whi. covers, tinted glass, to w tires, 250 ill' engine, C-SN WAS. ........ 372&te NOW ....................... $171.27 LESI EXCISE TAX sOoai 117 W. 125. Marine Supplies MIW •:r" I soVW station Wages, heat. cc, drives and $555 'an' www"Oki Phi.. .0614 •i - C . $ vacation trip .......... circle. evenings. Stealer. iXTRA. SHARP. CAR - COME IN AND ''" Dr. hardtop 0 tent & stove, ideal for an Inexpensive, AVALON APARTMENTS 'SO VALIANT, R & It. Automa11$ W. Sad St., 822.1417, tIc trans., $311. 80.6111. REFUND 1.4 ' 1 36 P0110 $ ' * Camper. complete SI newVWcamping kit including AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO HP Mercury motor. U011 sell Cowan. 181.4011. reasonable. 181.8028, Delsry, $IVDIlOOIt fusolshel.apt. 11" 1118 0000*1. 4 Or. . BavdOop. Magnolia. $11, 382.3011 or It & H. See 101 Country Club Apt. Close In. Jimmie 02.2291. Sem inole County aig. j WURN. '64 CHEVROLET • iI• turn,. $10 mo. 3.1020. 0 ________________________________ .:' .••... . • cabin............................ - NO MORE WAITING FOR A ;-' "r"irr !. • :1 s 111.0)11. t, • IN YOUR CAR. ttFkL1_! IN ,' iii' Auto. For Sale •, .a. front seat for wslh.thru to rear seats, $ BOAT REPAIRING A Bargain '65 MUSTANGIn. V.8,.ladle, Heater. Like of • : ' NOW ?anford, no through fisted & look for arrows on 1sf City Limits. Just outside Only $105 Down, $74 p. month, Call Orlando Collect yaks Inte,si$e 14, .s :t at Deitona IscNaIS SM yOu're U 04.LfOHAl I ON FEDERAL EXCISE TAXES $110 DOWN to Jim Waiter Corp. has nic I Bedroom home for sale is fl.teen. (Directions: Tab state Road III East out a DRI VE OUT TODAYI 108. Room. For Rent ill on, radio, beater, split' 6 11111111 ~ )lflREIJ PROPERTY SPOT I flh'ilM. ilOMIC ONI.t hIblt 5$ the N.Y. Wolds Pair, nd 1$ ether lovely ,n.deie. 1$ P1CK.U1', 8:3.0354. Ord. -. VW Deluxe statics wag. t DURING OUR ..s,' $5_Is sive transportatio - mums payments. $111111. lbs Ismeas Psi.. f.dsuee display IN the F1011" I Service - INLAND, $ lldrm., I Bath well shaded front lawn. As - tire., all original......., I1 VW Delon s.daa, heater, Ike new condition....................... VW Deliae sedan heater. Wthis car fs exceptionally "its ........ ti VW Sunrool sedan, heat. Chrysler Motor.. Lea!, alan includes float Lot full of used outfits tool Buy Now! Terms! H01154).14 $POIITINI) V. M. - 111.1841 ISIS Perk Drive r.. Sunroof sedsa. Radio, 13 VW heater, win' $11 011111 1'L'ItX. I Il.lrm. Apt., Terrazzo floors, Venetian Blinds. Tile COURTF.OU$Y CHARGE AC. 1951 INTERNATIONAL 3/4 Ton lhsth, Water Fur. 132.2114 COUNTS- limited credIt it Pick-up. Excellent conditioa, after you own a phone. Put classi. JIll. 80.1535 after 7 led Al. to work for yogi FIDI1K(lLASl. wood and alutni. TIIIIN. 1 Utirm. 321.0713, 120. Automotive num. hcasoo, 2500 Frsticli 1100 ROOMI for Men, 401 Magnolia. Wrench Ave. 02.1110. £1"l. Al'?. private bath, suit. 122.0710. AUtO Glass lops able for Couple or & Seat Covers OFFERING £ SL'SCAI.. SEll. Person. Ideally located down. VICE? More than 60,000 readtown. Inquire at Manuel 115, ers ace ike Sanford Nerald Jacobson Dept. Store. $11 E. classified ads daily. Rates a. 1961 ISIIICIC Electra 221 Con. lit ________________________ low as lIe per line per dayl • _ verilble. good clean condition Dial 128.1811 or 611.1011 and 106 W. Ind at. 131-1032 CI.I1.IN I Il,lrm. Form Alit.. Inside and out. Bargain price. ALL, WORK OUASANTEICD place your adi Clues in, Water & Lights 822.0633. - Office: $121110 little, on c 2, 30-7342. .'• new con. dillon ............................ $im for older car. Ph. 30.1117 or bath. Venetian blinds, II' FIBREOLAI$ Boat C Trailkitchen squlpped. 1*1.1111 jH at 131 GarrIson Or. 2$ HP Evinrude, like new. after 1 V. in. after 318. Trucks For Sale 121.5*52. 104 PIn.crs.t Dr. base & Water included, near COUNN MOTORS AND - - VW Delis. sedan Radio, Nheater, win tire, several to choose from 1315 slatting at only V W Delis, sedan, heater, 53 beautiful white like Fishing Boats with """ well $213. 14 Ft. flunabouti only $325. 17 ft. $1,523 Cruiser 11.230; 11 ft. $1.545, lArson $7541 : Sieny others. 1280 17 It. Trailers $125. Trading like crazy on F.vinrudez C Silver!" • Partial Listing TURN. 2 Bdrm. Duplex Apt., Terrazzo Floors, Tile bath, dude, many others by: Lone water turn. i,ocate.l off Lake OAR. Apt. Fur. $41. 11.1.8201 star, EVIl, ilenken. WereMary hIhd. in N. Driftwood or 131.2113. 121$ 1913 PKYLINEIt, retrackal.le house full of motors and Lone. l'h. 122-67:1. hardtop, radio, heater, power bedroom UNFURNISHED $ trailers. Tradin' like crazy. Duplex Apt.. t.rrasaoo floors, steering, $110 cash or trade WEII...A APARTMENTS 114 Term.. Luke Je'.ulu, Available July I.'URN, APT.. 322.064?. INSTALL THE CUSTOMATIC Night-el *21.0TH IACIIUHY g$ KL ; 4 - &U. 1N Ho, ' - 30 day. or 1000 miles 3410011 P'urn. Apt. for too to. 'II CORVAIR MONEA. I dr.. It 00003. Downtown Water included. 143. 333-7192. & It. Std Trans., win' tires, 221.1911. small equity, assume pay. LARGE 2-bedroom Furn. Apt. enenta $48.01 per me. Phone JVST ARRIVED: Special car. 2441% R. Hiawatha Ave. In. TE 1.1811. load purchase of quality Tra. quire above American Rent boats. Unbelievable voter III) CIIE%'htOLI'T, 4 1SF. Pc. All. prices. Example: )6SO 14' rundo", $ Cylinder, Extra Clean. 1295. 15' 1*50 moabout. only 151500 PUITN. Oar. Apt. 1003 Elm. del only 1415. 17' $1551 ca. SAN1'011D MOTOR CO ____________________________ 122.41$: bin cruiser with mechanIcal 2.SEDROOM P'urn. APt. 323. $00 French Ave steering. sliding windows. 1171 days. 323.0141 nights. 118. Autos. Sale or Trade only $1810. Annual ule ii. mossission First St. 3 DORM. Furs. Duplex. (]or- 607 VA. FHA Property Management and Sates Broker Jim HUNT REALTY INV$TM*NT. Hes,. elies* a1 dWjnc'Jy howd pa L L sedans & warons Traded on New VW. All 100 guaranteed mechanically .lrai hulls. L.ep.takes, Deep V's. Con v entional Hulls C Foam peek, aluminum. LII iii.i from I ft. to lift lain. Ph' ,.n.,tnnel price.: 14' Fib. e I Kee State Sale. Tax Extra used 54 thrill 64 't's%a Sanford. Washer, $4. 3:8.:7, I Boats & Motor, sale Central Flurida'a best ever! Your choice of CaUse. for TURN. APT., 3800 Mellonville, _____________________ Furn., Down. Water, _...4t DISCOUNT MONThLY PAYME TS FROM $50.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR _______ • FURNISHED 2 bedroom. Ca. 106. Apartment. for Rent 135. b.nL. csrporte, utilities, $15 'no. Adults. Xe pets, 182.7151. ______________________ DOWNSTAIRS, 11 n r u r n. 3 BOB McKEE USED CARS lldrmn. Apt.. kitchen equipped. NO MONEY DOWN Apaflment.. Rent 08% IV. llIls St. 701 French Ave. 03.0721 oltoosi • • ii •aC Autos For Sale CLARITY AIR CONDITIONER $100.(0 DOWN e 103. MobIle Home.. Rent 1 ison. Trailer & a 3 fldrm. }'UIIN. APT. 30.2200, PURN. Apt. $04 Park, Heater & 4.ap.ed tnss., stand. ard OR all V61111211FANSUL ANNUAL PRE-HOLIDAY BALE NOW? Greatly reduced prices on all top quality makes this year'. j And We i;:4 14' MA1IOOANT ltun.A.flout, 45 III' Merc'., just rcfinl'hed, Incluilea 2 tank.. skit,, belt extras, $500, 312.37::. a. .42m With vinyl Interior, w/n tires, ;n mo. 5 23 FT. Owen. Cruiser ant trail. er fully equipped. Very good condition. Must sell. Stake Offer. 123.7425 after I p. m. weekdays. I I 02.488, 121. Scooters & Cycles 123. '14 liOIilI,E 1103111 halO. Drop. out in living room, Colonial Ni)le. 011.1146 anytime. .• lfaennlia NEW VW $195 down 1. MO-PED Motor Bike. I. Cushman Motor Scooter. Seth in good condition. 122.0710. 1.2 and S Bedrooms NEW and USED Awnings C Cabana. QUAL1Y MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17.22 5 832.2142 e ,10 Government wne6 Homes Selection at I, I, and I Iale..Bantals Pb. 133.4111 Bedrooms ocated in various $elons of Sanford Immediate DelIvIsT N Heal Estate 100 W. lit at. 'H Payton Realty 311.1101 8840 hiawatha at lT•I$ Rental. 10 x 10', '1) Pacemaker. 31' awning with $ a 17 cabana, fenced yard located Park Ave. Trailer Court, No, II, $2,300. COOL . JOHN E. FOX - Resort . 'VA REALTY' insure? Appraiser III) L French t.ti - 109. Mobile Homes Sale ,j • CH jOW&A Unc le Sam Reduces Volkswagen EXCISE TAXES IYIV AUTO GLASS INSTALLED &mkWk Mass and Paint company Ph. OUR ANCESTORS Trailer on large Lake, Adult. only. 01.7202. - Iteallor 822.41)1 .a&V. so a UIU5UVIIIW ii .W L £ - HUTCHISON ocean front apt. II) S. AtI., Daytona Reach. Call Mrs. It. U. Hutchison, s::.ios. ______________________ 3518 Orange, 232.0274. S'1'EIIS'IiOr'4 - Closed SANFORD AVE. 3221503 ø'aferd, Florida Inc. R.p.SI*SIOU National STENSTROM HOMES FOR SALE 100. 191 89 3 i oar UUU U £UW yard mowed free. $20 MO. 111. 1, flii 117, N. Orange Blvd.. Paola. 31 54 I Bedroom an T.. flU1 house, screened porch, car. Porte. air-conditioner. large 511 31 155 BuIck FT. 10 WUWWTO HERALD Want-Ads SaleWith - FHAI. (Dial Direst) From •emiaote Oo'jnt house trailer for $1 - )(ITCII.N EQUIPPED $01 W. FIRS? ST. New hum. Construction on LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS 97 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY your lot or ours. $ new home. For Complete Information LAKE MARY, *.bedroom, 2 ready for occupam'y in var. bath. air-conditioned. on lake. Se. ci Call Tour - lout price rang 5 C locations. Pb. 312.200 or $11.04,?. NICE I tIdrm. house. Unbeliev. 2-BEDROOM house, furnished able pricel 322 0147 SALES BROKER or unfurnished. 831.1118. We Have The Home For You _______________________________ AVAILABLE I Bedroom. $ Bath take acce.s, $110 per mc. 425.5938 43 v % 5 '$1 COr0'$It 10.2111. _____________________________ 123.5740. For Rent $1121 $IL 3217 III 3' '$3 Jeep GWN ful District. A. WILLIAMS _____________________ 97. House. rent. $13. Adult.. 3fl.4$$7, HAL. MO. '$3 Fateoi Room, in town, low payment.. lot. Apopka masonry house. -• NATIONAL • New Branch Office houses i - 27. Hots... For $ year. Nursing ci. FOR SALE. I Acres on beautiful BY OWNER: % Acre Lakefront perlenc. in Ohio. would like I Of ?anford'e finest home. lAke Ashby. From Lake front & Lake View Lot, Also I CIt. Awith with 111 feet frontage on Job in Nursing home or 11*.to Hwy Ill. Owner William Far the Rest Buy in House. $ bedrooms, 2 baths, pital. Phone 121.0215, David Lobe Monroe, $21,000. 34. Ilarnak, RI. I Box 317A, A New or Resale Home, 0411, 70$ Cherokee Circle. terrazzo floor., insulated Iris. Bellamy. ____________________________ New Smyrna Beach, Iris. See Stenetrom Realty Nice $ bedroom with Ylorida root. Air conditioned family I UDRM. Furn. on large shady area. Includes equipped kit. We Have The Home For You hONEYMOON SPECIAL. DAYS WORK. 812.1201. room. Convenient location. 3301) lot, $80, 188.01)7. Get off with a good start in chen, breakfast bar, dining 1110 down, monthly pay. thin I Iidrm., area IRONIN(1 Wanted. 122.2411. I bath Home. jBDRM. completely furnished. 14a)e & sitting For area, mania under $72. with 95, __________________ C.B.S. Situated on big lot screened patio. Large living 121.3177. DAYS WORK. 822.4802. ______________________________ in nice neighborhood. Owner room with fireplace, window Lake Mary- new- I Bedrooms. IIAVENNA l'AIIK, 3 Bedroom, transferred. Priced at just jJ I bedroom furnished house; wall, separate entrance, wall 1% bath., central heat £ air I bath. i.ow down payment $ bedroom furnished trail$7,000. Terms to cult respoa. $400 to wall carpet. Central hall conditioning. $12,400 $12.10 monthly, 'ali 121.1161. sible buyer, with utility closet & heater. er. Bowman's Trailer Court, down. 2111 i'AltK OltiVE !g.. storage closets, car. 888.4208 after 1:10 PM. Ph. 322.2520 Porte, utility room. Unod we. a.at 2 bedroom $ IiEDIIOOM, i'S Baths, life. Lemon Bluff I 1101.1181 unfurnished near fenced yard, Country Clu fenced icr, no .uiphur, quiet our. cottage with dock on at. 9 'tit Open Tonight NAS. Nothing fancy, but lake Mary Road. rounding,, % mile weal Johna River. $2,002. vm to 00Job Our T" cheap vent. $13 Mo. and $11 131 Easter, Assume Mlg. Al $7.27, $ mile. South of San. INVESTMENT & REALTY ford. I,1.1g7, 11j.01111 no. Tel. 831.3111. STEMPEI1 ACIENCY $11 mu. 132.2111. uS N. Park Ave. - . Bedroom house, kitchen Excellent condition. Fenced. PARK RIDOE-4uu-DIvICION$equip., sii.iiss. in, tree shaded back yard. Bdrm.. 1 0th., Entry Foyer, _____________________________ Small down payment, $24 'no. Family Room, Breakfast Bar. NICELY P'urn. $ Br. house. Call after 1 P. in. 311.4714. Built In Kitchen. Central 2411 Palmetto, 122.0274. Heat, Double Garage. City Sewer. $17,100, Open Daily. 8 BEDROOM Unfurn., kit:b,n Evening, 044.119 equipped. 322.2$)!. ______________________________ sums payments. 322.3722. L.1v1.N. ENTERPRISES ROBERT ter I P. M. SUNI.ANI). 1 fldrm, I Bath well shaded front lawn, As. 25. Houses For 5m 92. Acreage assume mortgage. 121.0141. small down payment. As. sum. loan. its W. Jinkin. Circle. Call 322.1011 for ap. pointment. - - - 7 Sternper . 8 33 41 Realtor mi LIEI1ART, 3 bedroom, I bath Av e. X. Park 2101 PVRNIS1IP.D 1.b.droom cot. Raymond Lundguist, Asic, home. Will take a late model 717 32 RBb1If 111 11 anytime tag.. S on 17.28 at 1-Points. '$1 used car as down payment. 312.2)11 Atlantlo Bank Bldg. Rent $13 per mo, plus gas 782 32 Plymouth 111.1114. LARCIF. $ BEDROOM HOUSE, 2 ____________________________ 4 BEDROOM, $ bath. Fla. ream. & tai. Be. anytime, or Ph. 32 Rambler Sharp 891 'i. Baths, Florida Room. Living, patio, garage. 181.1416, 10$ *21.1417 after 1 p.m. week' cat. P'airlane dining, Carport., large Utility I T,DItOOM, wall to wall Circle. Park Ridge. days. Anytime Sat. & Sun. 521 32 41 Falcon S-W '$0 lot $12,. large peting, garage, and NAS, room, near shopping 592 32 Your terms. Ford quiet street, 800. 'Si 182.2118 at. $ BEDROOM, I Bath, Florida 3.BEDROOM, ItS bath, Large playground, Lots -lots JIEWR Events. Use of Camera n.c.a• •ary. Contact Paul Brook- $rd & Park Ave shire Sanford Herald, Houses For Mw i Seminole Realty 70-WImplopmeat Services *01-Trailers--CabanIa 108-Mobile Homes,-Ial. 10-Home Appliances 1t'3-Mebile Homes-Real li-Musical lastrumelte 101-Trailer Space-Meat Il-Businema Equipmeul *eI.-.Trailor$1-Job Printing UI-Apsrtae.t.s For IS-upholitery 101-Rooms For asat lb-Vacuum CIes*eII Its-Hotel ft.oms $7-Moving & SIorOIS 22$-Rental Ageati U-Extermi.aters Ye Rest leeli 1111--Wanted reeds 4$-Plait. 112-Autos For Sole $5-Misc. Wet data Ill-Autos--Isle or Teals 1l-Articlea For Real 111.-Trucks For Isle 1$-wap or Eachanli 12G-Autemoti,e Service U-WantSd To Buy lll-tcooters & cycles is-Furniturl For 1*15 111-Bust. & Motors 69-Anlique. Per Sale 121-Marine supplies 1$-Money To .415 S5-Bu.i.esl opportunities St. Johns Realty Piltil THE TIME roe4 24-Bicycle Repairs ItEAt. E2TA'fE BROKER neal Estate Associate COLORED '1' 8 U CK Driver WIl.LA MAE PROKO1ICU wanted for going upstate 828.7174 Day 333.14$6 Nights Julie 10. 112.1171. ill N. Park Ave. - 16-Ipecial Services JOHN SAUL.S AGENCY 73. Male or Female Help -- li-Special h(eUcee (Man & WANTED- COUPLE eci on chick. C. A. WHIDDON, SR. Wife) collect BROKER en farm, house, utilities turn. *11.1101 it *02 S. Park of qualified. OpportunityOld qualified for manager. East 417. 1. 0. - HOMES Il-Meney Waited 14-lat'sgs & Iaee I1-I.sdr4see 82-Schools & Instructions 1-Personali Call 331.7421 44, 2 miles . jiii DOWN will buy attractive SUNLAND, $ fldrin.. I Bath, NEW HOUSE WOODMER1I PARK, 3 bedroom, near base. 2.bedroom. 1% bath, air-con- well shaded front lawn. As. dltiofled. Located on corner sums payments. 232.1721. 323.0632. PHA-VA !t crr!oking K Crystal t.ske. Owner must vacate by NEAR HOCPITAL NEVY1AL Out.tsadinl I C $ TWO Bedroom bogs., Dining Aug. 1. 312.1072 after 4 P. M. 401 IAN CARLOS Bedroom hlcines available ii & room, Kitchen. SMALL two bedroom block Study. & Utility Room. (tin. all Area. ci Sanford. 141 US I1AVENNA PARK, l.bedroo,n, home, only $1100.00 ideal for Chow you Aroulidi furnished). $71, (No Pets I full baths. $811 down and retired couple, please). Call 313.7114, Beautl. CLASSIFIED INDEX remov IT YOU PAY rent ya a relaxed atmosphere a borne of your awn. d from busy traffic pat. own Nom• ready for occupancy. tern.. Twin-engine Charter LMN ENTERPBJIF.fl, INC. available anywh.rs. R ENO L,OflgWDOd Plata, Long. Aviation Product. available 224 wood. Plc. for Happy Pis'iag. Pb. III. $U1 for further informaUon and appointment, BAWl? PILCHEB. Broker '1t,on*1 Service Help Wanted 71. Male ..'-.. $100 DOWN $ bath, Patio & tress. ible cash purchass. sanford Herald. Boa 241. i -•.-.'-'--..-. tre Busy In County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Seminole VLYINQ sEMINOLE IIANCII WANTED TO OUT: $.B.droom. Pose. (Spats University Airport) $.oest.d 1 nil!.s East of Oviedo On Hwy. 41) a now open. -. • -, - ."• -.-. uI1: - . • - • - SERVICE A PARTS -2nd ST. AND ALE1TOU24?U . 'I - . • - - . - ____.J LJS*.,.lr"' I �Grade "A" Dressed & Drawn FRYERS H FLA. or GA. 27 SHIPPED WHOLE (0 • c , FANCY LONG GRAIN "Super-Right" LAMB I , RICE J J ROAST SHOULDER HALF OR PKG. 38c II 29 WHOLE • From Mechanics _ 7L H ACTUAL PRACTICE in automotive mechanics Is gained by students of the MDTA course which concludes today with new classes starting July In top left photo, Richard Hoops and Al Arline watch dials as James McKnight applies testing lines to engine. Top right; Engine mounted on etand gives men clearer view. From left are James Chaplin, Steve Milter, Elden Johnson and D. R. Cosgrave. Bottom left; Cosgrove and Chapl i n check generator on test bench. Bottom right; H. G. "Slim" conducts (Herald Photos) class as student sketches engine part on blackboard. 12. Forest Lake Summer Plans trips will be made to shop. ping plazas and programs and activities planned by the program summer student committee will take place. Serving on the committee are Ruddy Roberta, chairman, and Pat Krcnrick. secretary, assisted by Jim Cress, Ann Milee Maryaaa Schedule for summer se. vlU.s at Forest L a k A.al.ay Is Forest City were siassneed this week, Ball Xmas for both boys OW girls will be played on $tinday evening and on Mon. din, alternate weeks, bus A ' llama. The staff recreation corn. rnittee is made up of Gordon Horton, chairman; Mrs. Syl. via Moyer, secretary; Mrs. Pat Silver, advisor and summer dean for girls; Mark , ( Anno unced Miller, director of physical campus Industries will close for the afternoon and trans. Gym activities scheduled portation for the student. for Tuesday evenings Include and staff will be by bus. Every Wednesday evening basketball, volleyball, lifting weights, ping pong, shuffle, prayer meetings with cornmunity members of the board and skating. On Tuesdays, June 29, July Seventh -day Adventist Church 20, and August 17, beach pie. will be held in McClure Hall ides are planned, one for Now Chapel on the campus. Th ursday evenings will be spent in free time in the education, U S Denounces s o - East German r oprer 1 T ,r' • - .. . ______J s Central Church In Orlando. Activities for Saturday evenings Include skating or attending movies In the wvm. watermelon cuttings and corn and provocative." roasts in the pasture, and The State Department said variety and musical shows the United Slates was con. including student and church suiting with allies concerning talent. mdtable measures for coping On July 4 there will be with the situation. A State Dr. an independence Day Party partment spokesman gave no for students and staff with clue what "measures" might planning to be in charge of be under consideration, the students. State Department Press Of. * . f dormitories orat ,ball game. On Frld%ya, der supervision of the Missionary Volunt r Society, the young people will visit Sanitarium Church in Orlando, th e Apop. Cress Memorial ka church. Church In Winter Park, and WASHINGTON WPfl — The United State, Thursday de. nounced East German helicop. ter flights through the Berlin air control zone as "dangerous . ' • flcei' Robert J. McCloskey said ....I L _L-the helicopter flights — some I rupier along the edge of West Berlin and some entering West Berlin Group To Meet air space — were contrary to post World War II, four.power By Jan. Csaeuvy agreements 50YEldflg Berlin There will be an Import. air travel, ant meeting of the Triplet "We consider these flights Lakes Association at 7:30 p.m. dangerous and provocative," at the Casselberry McCloskey told a news confer. Woman's Club on Overbrook Boots And Bows Graduate First Class once. "w. are Drive. with our allies regarding each couple completing the I tassel, 117 Isa. Csuslb.n'y Purpose of the meeting Nine couple. graduated, able measures , be The Boots and Bows Square 112 weeks course receiving a will be to elect officers and _____________ Dance Club of Casselbrrry diphinia while wearing a receiving their Doctor of adopt by-law. for the assoc. graduated Its first class with black mortor board with red square Dancing Degree from Finland was the first Euro. istlon. All property owners their caller and Instructor, Peso country to permit women on the chain of lakes are Bill to vote, doing so In 1w urged to attend. rirtckui They tr' BOOTS AND BOWS Square Dance Club of Casselberry had graduation exercises for the nino couples completing a 12-week course. Graduated are (left to right, front) Mr. and Mrs. I). E. Mount, president, and Mr. and Mrs. M. llavley, secretary-treasurer. Other couplets (loft to right, back) Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. R. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. T. Wesver, Dr. and Mrs. S. Culpepper, Mr. and Mrs. N. Altman, Dr. and Mrs. C. (herald Photo) Adkins, and Mr. and Mrs. I.), Wayt. " I ! Lakes unriugen Mr. and M m I Don Mount. president; Mr. and Mn, Michael liavley, secretary-treasurer; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Weaver, Mr. and Mr.. Clarence Smith, Mr. and • . f,f• '' I )j 'c ' .J • , 74 V '.' 1 * *1 •' * 4 (pt I " , , . _____ • j1 • • . ;' ________ : • • = : PUlL MUISLAGEL. curler fcW the Sanford HIIM Is Bier Lak.Zoreat City areas, Was omsisd at a purprise birthday party given by his wife. Joining In the eel. and Mrs. L. W. Simk'n,, Mr. .I U.WSN aadMrs.jD.Chaacy, Mrs. Elsie Mosby. and W. Edward. and Tinier Cowart. Oi . * • • " Mrs. Neil Altman, Mr. and Sirs. Dick Wayt, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Adkins, Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Culpepper, and Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Cox. Gifts of appreciation were presented to Mr. and Sirs. Herb Cornelius of the 3!sr. light Promenaders Square Sanford for their very valuable assistance In getting tha club organized and to Sir, and Sirs. Dance Club of Gardner. Eighteen guests from the 1I .tI&m14Fhto)1. The first clas, in automotive mechanics under the Manpower Development Training Act conducted In Sanford, will close today, with 31 men receiving cer. tificates, E. S. Douglass, dl. rector of adult and vocation. at education has announced A new class will begin on July 12 under an expanded program, which will run for a period of 52 weeks, totaling 2,000 hours In length. The previous course was only 1,. 000 hours. Classes are held In the Patrick Fruit Company building at the corner of 13th Street and French Avenue, under the direction of the - gsi,IiaM Promenader, and Tanglefoets if Vales Park attended the affair. The graduation cale was decorated in pink and whit. with miniature black moitor hosed., Balreshm.nta of cabs,' seoldop, coffee and peach were served. Tb. slab will costisas to meet each Tass4ip ate pm. KYL$ BOCCO, son at Mr. sad ME.. Jack l.. Borneo Of Lake Harriet Estates, Is shows with bicycle yes as ruastun Is rsosmt contest anus. Is this Caasslbarry land — by supermarket in Forest City. Makt Company building us High. the passentaUns was Bob Clerk. aanagsr Of war 1744 (BeAM PbaSs - *400 stat., L CTN. OF • I Bottles We humans have been so preoc. cuptsd with watching the price of everything else go up that we have failed to notice that the price of U5 has gone up, too, Just 80 years ago chemicals In the human body had a commercial value of about 98 cents, (Even at that price there Is no record of anyone wanting to buy an' from anyone else.) Today, experts say, those chenil. eats are worth about $800, Now no matter how modest he may be, anyone who owns a body has to be at least a little proud of something like this. Any body that contains chemicals which have In. J GOLD CUP PRUNE • JUICE Bottle £3 II • FRESH CRISP SALTINES 16c - II O I, a smart parent. Alas, be many men and we' ass handicap thai., yumg. stars mentally and spirit. SAY. U yaw child becomes a achiest draped or falls to attain success Is esBoge or a trade, yes parents probably caused this balere he was $ years eld? ils study this can with care and then send Is, lbs 'T.sIn let Panel.." CASE W.439: Terry 0., aged s is a young married man, Dr. -Ovine," he proudly boasted, "we are soon to have our first baby, * I LBe structor, Each clan Is limited to 20 persons. During this first class, a number of man were offered employment before they finished. II BOX LAUNDRY FBI Names BLEACH Wahrlich On 'Most Wanted' Alson Thomas Wahrlich, reportedly armed with a pistot and surgical scalpel and charged with kidnaping a 6.yur-old Arizona girl, is on the FBI's lilt of 'Ten Most Wanted Fugitives," It was announced today. H. allgedly abducted the young child In Tucson, Arizona, or. April 15, 1964, and brutally best, choked and sexually molested her before absdoning her In the same city. When investigation Indicated Wahirliek had fled from Arizona, FBI aid was requested and a Federal warrant was Issued at Tucson, on April 25, 1964, charging him w It k unlawful Interstate flight to avoid prosecution for kidnaping. Wahrllcb, who reportedly has mental bisekeuta, has been lmp,is.sed for avav. atad assault, child aelesting and a crime against nature. A prison psychologist has described him as a .clulzw hrenk psiseald and seenal deviate with $ kistery elanti-social behavior. In 1917, he was .sss fewd In Arises, if $ smb balling and sun attack upon a flvs.yesi'usId gM in his in crease ,.sding truck parked In the desert. A whit. A...srkm, been Is l-naclau Cenaty. Now York. on February 4, 1035, Wahrtkh in s'r but weighs 111 to to pesud., 1PS0n bes we eyes, brews hair, a medium build and a medium .umpl,"ins. A taStes at a. heart sad th. asses 'cindyr. dsmes$ss 1-GALLON JUG WATERMELON each 59c Ripe Ga. or So, Carolina 15 3-DIETS tolasfd. - . ... Political Notebook c-I-k:.. ..,•, WASHINGTON (NBA) - In this continuing dilemma, A little-noticed speech In Tipton's words at New OrNew Orleans by a significant leans might be taken as a U. S. business figure, Stuart first bright sign. Tipton, president of the Air Republicans have been Transport Ass,., Injects a hammering so long at th e heavy coloring of realism In- evils of government, mostly to the Republicans' quest for at th e national level, that a new and winning Identity. they appear to have made Always dubious about what government nearly * total •,• the earth out of its present orbit, so that it either froze or burned up, depending on which way It went; changing the speed of rotation, which would accomplish much the urns thing, only more slowly; or, since most rockets are tested in the Northern Hemisphere, making the earth wobble on Its axis, which would play hob with the season. This is a good worry. It is sufficlently remote that no one need lose any fingernails over it, yet has just enough plausibility to warrant a moment's forehead wrinkling. creased in value by $00 per cent can't be all bad. The experts didn't say precisely what these precious chemicals are, But from the way some of us are acting, you have a nagging feeling that the base chemical may be acid. Thought For Today "Ltt your light shins before men, that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who Is In heaven."—Matthew 5:16. e • You all have powers never dream. ed of. You can do things you never thought you could.--Darwin P. Kingley. "And I feel sure It will be such bad habits. a boy. But boy or girl, we For your child will tend to shall be delighted with It. follow your actions more than "But we shall be amateurs at rearing a child so what are some of the simple a.b.cpriaciples to follow?" First, remember that about 53% of our knowledge of the outside world Is derived from our eyes. your words. "ItaUon" Is thus the cardinal method by which child. ran acquire their language, music and religious idealism. So speak correct English in front of your youngster and Which means, practice what this will give him a running you preach! Sat a postltive head start In school. visual example! On that very first day In If yos don't want a child to klitd.rgarteu, a teacher can smoke or drink or cheat, then usually Separate the "A" pta. don't you parents engage In pUs from the "D" kids. In fact that kindergarten teacher can thus pick out with a very high degm of accuracy th e tots who will later go on to college vs. those who will flunk out or become dropouts! And I am not exaggerating I Before they are 3, you parents have generally ruined your child's entire future educatIonal career or else have In. stared It. Get hip? Surround your youngster with a "tool kit" for Its mind! This mental "tool kit" should Include a picture dictionary, plus other uplifting children's books, especially if Bible star. 71-year ascendancy us the governing party. Far from damning this wee. Ord utj,e work ofD,m.,, critic devils, nays this man, Republicans should long age have been taking credit, In Tipton's view there Is nothing Inconsistent about preferring to minimize guv. enemy. eritment Intervention, on lbs To many of th e business. Ong band, and inviting men who last year did In public effort on the othefo", fact warmly welcome Cold. "The secret of our suees water's candidacy, he seem- may well be th e skill wI ed to offer—as one Pennsyl. which we have balanced lbs vania leader put it—"one last two philosophies and blesdif chance to abolish Washing- principle and pragmatism. 5 Their newest meeting here ton." Economists and histoi4as, of th e star-studded RepubliTipton moves right In on have been saying for yeses can Co-ordinating Committee that one and tays. In effect, that this mix of public mid leaves th em still searching that it's nonsense. private endeavors Is a hand for hopeful beacons. Tipton asks th e business fact of American life. community and other. to acThe huge stimulant atuon cept the evidence of history "purely private" indusW*e that government has been by untold bill ion. In dafiss prominently and crucially in- and space contract gives volved In this country's de- notion a most forceful undet. By Walter C. Parke. velopment from the outset of scoring. U. 8. firms are exploring Its growth. Th e only trouble with nfl Ireland for oil. Have th ey The transportation field this I. that moderate to eon. looked around Blarney alone offers an obvious ex- servative Democrats seond Castle? ample. Government has play- th e same gong. Tlplss'$ • e ed a big part in building splash of realism may is a An ad says smelling salts canals, Improving rivers, •-;•• aid- good dose for a Republican are fun to use. That's faint ing shipyards and ocean-go. party Inclined to Ignore Its ' praise, ing lines, laying highway., own history. But Republicans o • \JP constructing airports, helping still must go on hunting for Current controversy over airline., handing out Immisting, plausible programs insect sprays gives kids an•i...,. .t.. i_.me..,. mense land grants to the ,. i other excuse not to eat their railroads. vegetables. A 1965 report of the Joint 0 a Economic Committee of the Californ ia professor says Congress on subsidies and that cows worry about their subsidy.11ke ro p grams aimed status in the herd. Now Isn't at aiding th e ec onomy notes that Just like a woman? that in fiscal INS an esti• e mated 51.375 billion may be WASHINGTON (UP!) — Holier sa id his findings It may be, however, that Taking the family down. Hans Holier, a parapsychol. were based on what was pick. t1is Leek has been seeing town usually means going marked In for business sistance." oust who bills himself as ad up by Sybil Leek, a famed too many James Bond may. buy-buy. Tipton was struck by the les "th e ghost hunter," paid a English medium, who accoinvariate of the cli., P......4. Another place Holber In. visit to the capital this week panied him to the house and •;ected was the "Octagon money, low-cost distribution King Car-Truck ReuIal of business mail. tax conces. Beat a new 'U Mustang er to track down some of the was able to establish contact House," a mansion that tern. local spooks. sions to extractive industries, other fins seeped ear ter with the resident ghost. porarily served as th e U. B. lending and insurance activ. I don't know what th e bag He explained that Miss president's home after the ties, outright support. limit on specters is, but Leek, a plump, middle-aged British burned the Thlte Washington should provide woman who wear, purple house during th e War of This use of government, he asserts, Is part of a long na good hunting. At any rate, stocking., has a talent known 1812. there are an awful lot of in the trade a. 'disassacia. ticfnal tradition "which has lie said the caretaker recloset. here with built-in tlon of personality." been continued by successive ported that the lights kept skeletons. administrations regardless of She goes Into a trance, di- coming on at night although Political-type ghosts prob. vorces herself from her own the house was empty. Holier political party over since." piss I. a ails. !.1sd ably are especially plentiful personality and turns her concluded that this was the One businessman familiar gas, esnice, lauren.., this season. At the present body over to any ghost that work of the ghost of a young with Tipton's speech, and time, one of the major part- might be lurking around the woman who killed herself in subscribing to it, argues that hi I. hers more in spirit premises, a great deal of the governthe house shortly after It than In the flesh. ment's participation in U. 8. On this occasion, according was built. Th e main purpose of Holz. to Holier, her ample corpus development was engineered SAN'OR1) The ghost hunter also sat.411 er's visit was to determine was occupied by the shade of sought permission to Inspect - The flr person to cross by Republicans during their the Antarctic Circle was wheth er a House currently Peter Ellis, a former courier a room in the Whit. House Capt. Junes Cook. one of e th belonging to Robert Gray, for British Intelligence, where Abraham Lincoln's ap. most famous seamen 01 hIs cabinet secretary during the holier said Ellis' ghost to. parition reportedly had been day. He boldly approached Eisenhower administratoin, ported through Miss Leek seen. But he said President the antarctic pack with his was haunted, that the house was used as a Johnson's s ta ff refused him sailing ship during his voy. FOR YOUR PLUMBING I HEATING age of 1772.75 clrcumnavi. Affirmative Conclusion "spy drop" prior to World entry. I pling Antarctica without AIR CONDITIONING NEEDS I CALL His conclusion was affirm. War 21 and that he was killI guess th ey figured that Emit land. The voyage ative, although he apparently ad there when he stopped off Johnson has been having helped to usher In an no. was unable to convince Gray to pick up some papers, enough trouble keeping th e nomlcbooinhtthe area. Soon on that point. Too Many Movies sealers began to enter thea. lights turned off already. they call "me-toolsm" and stunned by th e crushing consequences of 196-i's "clear choice" with -Barry Goldwa. ter. traditional (as against radical) conservatives In the party are floundering In the philosophic swamps. • - Barbs ; Dick West's The Lighter Side I DAY DEKLE'S GULF SERVICE * * - Now Serving You HAWKINS Letters _____________ To The BROS@ waters. In 1790* Connecticut MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS imp captain mans the nra th 129.7115 American approach to e $fl-UU antarctic SM took the flu.t A. T. "TED" HAWKINS W. D. 'BILL" IAWZU$ fur sealskin to China, -- Editor SUPERIOR, CAREFREE SAVINGS its. Also therein should be ethic,. edItor, Herald: when those of us with rela. quit, precious to us, whether One day Edith Sweetser tives and friends In the related by blood or united In dictionary, a globe or silas, pleaded for Seminole County Armed Forces contribute to common defense of our a typewriter, even if the used to establish a working Mu. the worldwide program of ham's and all that we hold variety, plus e small blackboard for the child's use, and mans Headquarters to take USO through our donations dear. by all means an encyclopedist rare of sick and homeless ant- to United Fund, Entirely civilian - support. Many sentImental parents nail. And next day Volusla I wish to thank all of th ose ad, "1380 Is there, only if take out a future college lnsur. County declared Seminole you cars... " the 1380 la ancs policy toguaranteetheir en County would have to take year, and to remind you th at (Mrs.) Mary Washburn :are if Its own animals, Director of USO this year, with th e expansion Why all the big 151k 01 coast of the military and the re- Editor, Herald: anal and marina when Itsy cent stationing of Ford Simpson's letter of troops In Inside * college, despite ,ftsy Seminole County can't Viet Nam, th June 17, 1963, contained some job e we are FrI., Jun. 14 1105 Sanford, Florida insurance pollcyl 1* inn aHord a Humans society asking USO to do for us Is g poims, be sureyos cultivate In hi' starving and sick animals? As a taxpayer. I,sgree that child a fondness for Having li ved a year In lone. greeter than ever, w6sTa$ a. es&ew, somm aa,vnamum expenses In conjunction with 7"Wis. V61,T*Ll5$6 Obselowe • SaaIs'( San•su is and music, as well is as County, Calif.where Its a Your 1180 dollar Is put to any authorized school activity sessat al...aasum pan& aseemsams bus IduUsm. 00 mIles from one corner to work from Anchorage, should be borne by the Assoolb" Miter •UvIrUelsg V110,1091100, smart child withent roll. mother, e Paci th fic Ocean on Alaska, t Zaragosa, Spain, payers. tutoring becomes SOT ia aea.ntss Ilkee he west, Mt. St. Helena (4." and from Albany, Georgia, Joseph U. Slurasko £dverUsla Msnsger n*iaa .51115 lieglate Frankensteinl 143 feet high) on the east, with Eweibruecken, Germany, lIfter id you dads should realise a.ia sm,aa emil mountain ranges, With where the 1380s sole putAve111 Jasteses Manager you are major tutors for 1 "strong Redwood State pose cit, OVER 35 YEARS ii to provide for the off. child's fIrst 10 years, so 'ark where trees are .vav W1111" At Palmetta a. test post welfare Meskantasi $a.t. tars your youngster can do es BSlIe, diameter and the woods are needs of these and moral. (As4 eld pest effice) s uncune young Amer. I: N IHI overhead, at Curer. tcans defending mart netagvs.aer th e cause of )SwIn. tile and where on Dog Day freedom. Ride * bicycle (for Its undreds if dogs rublkbel SaUy esso$ aslarder, sasiar n.l Cbrlstaas; psb. ire VacCin. Your contribution to uso sake). Staked lalnedag prec..dJsg Cbrimasi. tad. Also In Sonoma, public Is living pr oof eVa.cuirT$el I Play the useal athistle ag vactinatics, American people regard I,..— $5 55 cc Its age. Be a finisher, which oyJackLinudr'choseths"vsl. 01 the moon" for his home, members of our Armed Is Carpets I Furniture m,wa oevawv alas. euma. mean ev am nab. should Isarstopat I Pianos bowl surrounded by inaus. Forces as something more .Tile $11.54 S Tear lie w.eIs $596 I To" op away, make his own us., but leml"te County than military serial numbers, lee 5 somas &l5 $ names 0 Rental and complete his tasks rse'ner. They are quite personal, Beds Plentiful a a.ssas 6.00 $ no"" aflourishi. 135 . $ mesa Lii $ 5.5* Ears his we speeding ce,slbis. V. l roomSaguisUiss preelle a"an sal s mseripsis" be Is far Iemlaoe Coiaty gives p,14 is atisses. sy (no "dole" or a owIndication if ever baring a sing Humane Society. The Mesil Is a member .i ski Uestei rreee wkl* Is as. Handle books with re I. H. Mason r.UeO egelselvely to lb• ua. tee 196s1UeeLl.a el 614 as Iseal . ICYPRESS IREDWOOD AWNINGS land know how 1 uss a ewe prislel Is Ibis a.eseseer. LMWSVM nary, (Editer's Nete: Since year Islecel as eeeesl elsie aetser ti.$.see IT. III at is. Pest Flay a musical Inetru- utter, lie County Board .f ocnee *I kutrl, Pledla. aMer Ike Let 51 emerges at MUSL t. NO DOWN PAYMENT BANK FINANCING ed for my lS0.poluI "Tests lits lot locatIon of a Hum'°. hood Parents,"_enclosing iepan 51 o aeserisa. sees oroseetuisa or ists 44W.. Old Will ad -- enasurs Shall 5*1 be ,e.ua.eee Is ear -ssw vl*. St stamped, s it.) hs £MM Is, i weitses perates.. 51 laspebilaner 51 T" us. plus lIc and thus In. allelSusi or Sam ,e.ssLble for sean so" 14411441 we is Year child's college sducs- Editor, The Msnld: aM4i4 as $a*flaglag on Tao lIrsse's seelr4kI sal go be 6" 111116610 ow da=W ener Si. SW. • This Is lb. 111114 011 yes, ____ • 1 ____ Current earnings of 414% a year, • • payable semiannually Top. Bracket Investment ut.st safety Is assured by a government agency Iniurases Convenient location, plenty of parking your mailbox - or save by- service as does to you as NO Service Charge, thing to do. Of course, It makes you a Capitalist so FREE ESTI14'J'! ILS pp SEMINOLE FENCE 3228060 but - who wants to be a Communist? CHAIN LINK FENCING __ Investment, Investing your savings at FIRST FEDERAL Is a urt Furniture Co. ll or brokerage costs No fluctuating market value of your Sanford rM. a . - ______ — Ieie$,at,_ M UP tesu .• - tam DAILY FOOD IUL C A 2' t'—ant ale — . * - C NS ..' Page 49 c DOG IN Pekea I. this ad,.,O, IMARVEL CREAM I PEACHES lb. , ICE '/, GaL'. ' tlonal toys and games, plus a 28 ALL FLAVORS Red Ripe 'I ' of embarrassing effects, Captain Worry Clinic Quad ice. The course Is available free of charge to unemployed men over 16 years of age, who need vocational training. If married, students can draw up to 55 per week subsistence. Persons wishing to sign up should report to the Florida State Employment Of. flee, 200 French Avenue. Courses run twice daily, once during the morning and again at night. Instructor for day ehus.i ii Jeff Eillot, who teaches from 7 a.m. t. 1:30 p.m. Night classes begin at 1:30 and run *znUi 10 p.m., with It. 0. Marten serving as in- ''. * Major points out—such as moving Dr. Crane's Seminole County Adult Edu- Oswald, Ann Army, Msrjnrie Tompkins, advisor and iou,. Smyrna Beach, one for Co. cation program and the FloBarnhart and Bonnie Wil. met dean for boys, and Roger cos, and one for Daytona. The rida State Employment Serv- .4 ______ COCA COLA School Here _ No matter how small the rockets compared to the vast bulk of the earth, the accumulated nudging of their blasts could have any number Another Price Goes Up SAVE AT A& P ON YOUR 9 H If the common, everyday wor. lies, like air 1 Viet Nam and overpopula tion SN IToverpopulation palling on you and such far-out dan. gin as the sun exploding or little green men invading earth as un. satisfactory because nobody can do anything about them anyway, here's a new worry that fits nicely be. tween the two extremes. An airlines pilot Is worried about the current practice of testing giant rockets in an upside-down position with their nozzles pointing out tow. ard space, thus, in effect, making a spaceship out of the earth. In a letter to Aviation Week and Space Technology magazine, Robert J. Major, flying with Saudi Arabian Airlines, reminds us of Newton's third law of motion: For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, Bruce Iossot -- Ray Cromtey 7 , 31 Graduate IM -4 • c I U 9 'By the Way, Who's Driving?" Sound The Alarm i Imli 312 WEST FIRST ST. 2561 PARK DR. SANFORj), F" 0 WEND ' - - • - - • - .. - • - ------------ ' • - ..- . ~,..._.- rr ---•,---.. * ..- • -. .. • - - • -•• -- -- _ -- ____- I ' . • l- JII . �I • ; • . . . 114w cpgNT sALp*N MOW W"01 AWA II rL4 _______________________ D*I'I, 'yu* JT A IO.IØ i(L P .'OSH.' r&.4cOM , MOUNPA4 CPIN 'IR • ____ ______ 1 4 _sf .ul$tI " ' "t04 A4 OSM%P( PiJ'C4Y - 0 • TII I __ ____ _______ _______ , •4S .: ________ ______________ / _______ -• -- P!PIl1 K1DiJ_() ___________ ________ I II.C'woii \ r I?TA,WAC1flCALA - ____ ___ ________________ 41was I"* - ________________ _______________ ____________ AhL Horo=" -1 Forecast p 3*'IS PROM"Ispop WlL. " VIM ' - I iuiva VT PiCKUP'TJQC A ___ ___________________ ________ ________________ _______ __________ ___ __ _ __ ___ 4, ft^Le " _________ ______________________________________ ____ _________ - - a, _OJ ___ .LfaV _______ ___ _____ "Wol. II ysu wo*sd YOUNWIY,tIIOIIPIPV ____ _________________________ ____ ssul*i'I ____________ _______ k*v. any WAT NW4SI ( r I ______________ 'I Br Kate ()in ______________ ___ - __ TIZZY ________________ ____ _____________ ___ S.. . a owsw 4N1fl*!Nr 4 M_____ ____ ___ ____ ______ _____ -- ______ ___ ____________________________________________________ ________________________________________ Cl SHORT RIBS o • m La l. w ________ ____ __________ -- _ _ ___ OPOII1 * WIIJC ______________ __ __________ _ ____ pun MOINS _ MOMS. WOW N an peak urm if of rsMIN ____________________________________________________ 0 • • j _____ ____ _______ I - " _______ I 1515d5 • niçs, aiiieana July on T IT... I Wag Atrq _________ e*il, IItLN ___ $frs(a 'TDPIAY C WITN a • - $I 4 NPslsr Ily. vsrss I1UdISd s igumm(p 1 atWeU,I5IM seaT dsete) Cud Same 44!N 41 cs.e, I1f"1 ________ _____________ "EL PE Am NOW S7OW MUS NZ w va ddm PPS SE -- MI _______ - _____ ' OW M"011111I I _________ _______ _ t____________________ al tha4. s 1 11 it ;' f $ • ' •• ______ ______ ____ _________ ___ ___ J N'.' - • • .'m' __ 'I.. u • ) i___ cecii I1O(J6 a 5 •• - -• )I one WT'TIJATI& 41 r i-tA IHE FRAM9? -- ç if S4luiri111•._ - I TMIT ET . RaF AND ___ _________ #,,u' ___ _______ 1 ..le1 . ______ _ 4 ___ _____ -- - II - - -- .00 V _____________________ ______________________________________________________ _____________ seeee I se e,S1 I ee ________________________ ______________ :s• 5u15 At ': I ', • •55 St eec. • S. • • e5 • 5 , ••• •''e - - ______ ______ '' eee • L*aowv/ I ______ _______ BIKMe 0 e5•e. ' .e 414111 e 55, cc t ______ on g,,)3 , _____ _____ [';* . d0111 _____ ____ "861___ ____ ung Is$UYDIS' 111,1411411H10 • 0-00 _ 411011II&RMW P*IPIflM wGrUN4"Ni .-clasS _ ______ IMULth. SillS ii weddIng saks under PWW 't wsdc I its * ssrs I 1.5 ulssp FIW ) IN . _______ - ________ 01 ______ I _ ______ VSiSIY Ts 1 - s *MWs 4 Oro ow - BUGS BUNNY _ ASUM #104M OF THE , ,Jt,JJ53I$Ø IRY SI' IF IOU W*WnI Is No um a. 1. __ ill ter rates. _________ ____ _______________ _________________ . ___ • • • W'0L i _____________ no ju*iedlctton of .qry$ce Oo __ Set i4 ou t1?iieas tt115p.suiipw, Mab.s su.. pep do sot irk •. ':-' TJftfl$S J • :;ivj __ __ r'rffl'rfl ____________ p ..1 a. e of rrrII"itIP' __ I ______ __ __ __________ ___ _____ cini ot InlUitel 1III1 -_•.' • • I __ •. ,eee gits rat" ssiyooicousplalntl of users or a request from uuel . Seem 4 AW __ a rat. eu. It his to IaWut&'i cu. c,itii __ • __ OVU service areas Os' quality Paul wwI*nj et a* ____ ___ ___ companies ted In the State Commission I under $ 951 act. Put thel ' A*JTFStNPsI.urflI. i __ CPgfVJ*OItQUIT1HICMiI.1 __________ Ion saId I aad asw,r rita' of private agency has uiw it . ..Z.' .. 11111171111 TO" __________________________ •______ ._,.". authority to psaete water I • : one _________________ ______ _______ ' I ss e commi _ ! 14 ________ , ia *5 VsiUIIa Th 10.1* 1 QVIIX _ . .- Estates complalsed about Des. $t)- Mustultksuoctates . sot,, • 1'.',•: _________ II ••ea5 ,,• ________] ______________ ______________________ ________________ ________ ________________________________________ ________ __ •''5 '[__i_ ___ I . 5., I .e.. ___________CAN_________ - -- ------- -•----------.5...5 1iB PP ______ ______ '4.. , 3 CAt45',M znI, UME-f.ICHINI ________ SHORT RIBS Copty, Residents of Like Mll. T%IlII4 I*OIWA*IVI (Now. II to m y __ I - its" ____________ IT ONLY E ed by the LAs Marl. Eitite$ Inc. it Is p. se ____ ____ 1,e,CiP_Ih1UI___u5m5p las ordered u tsvestlgatIoe p.r.... whs pppeats year ides' & ., •iau . .. . trots Ssrtasi tslut.Itt. SI' I prsbtases%$cil aUaIr. plcs .fl __ ..,. --- _ ______ today Into water rates cb.arg. tecbsticai Osutli s.eetbep w ___ ______ sJtb• lelli __ ii... - TALAHAIE (UPI) .Nov. II) losses. o.. - ___ • ________ ¶te Public Service Commisi. leP" -L..k int, new and interest. lp outlets aa4 find some un' gs% mathod of operation. S a ' S Is Authorized • aftslre and gaining Prof. -• srdMs reputetlon. . a NcJ, I book tonight. 018W. ____________ _________________________ ..P" _____ F° IN . HIM A . tL ' W t TELL ' WORLD IS Sb,iALLR ROMEIN AAT1ER - O i-IQU$) Individual . of o.eIaL early. nose lets some ft. ____ $Au..j S • -,, / PRIBCILI4,A,S POP ?M WAAINE1 PL' DeBory Probe that is mutually' satisfying seskw*hlea find dart but to. Kabs. wflltsa aetsi, qt or ___ __ ___ _____ _____________ ISUIS ---- --- MW I MUCk Wt WINDN Herald, Hot Lao U;iy SI e. *u,. 32) Getting tegelhsp with coilgenalp $1 some hobby or project LiliA (S.pt, 3$ to Oct. 33) ___ 1 u,S, ; ___ .- __________________________ MW ____ cause, Ps ____ . 'I '• ' - "' r Mf MOM Ma5 vov' iforni lywoOd ______ ZL C 1. l bs bess .1 your Got 4... treat ___ ____ ___ Impress esiOti. nothing __ . from .1 ,9, VP (Mill IsPt U) ____ ____ ____ _ your copy is now ready. ______ a.6.$l.labiet for ksndling out- _______ ___________________________________ 1A 4. or today. but " sure you &moist th ose Is s4. Oat fitire plantied Intelligently. sido 5, $ae.iy For mend your birthdate and $1.011 Carroll Itighter Forecast. 'I'he Sanford hg.. but tat., dp somsihlss 40 C _____________ Forecast for your sign for July' Ql own &flu$rs Is sr4sr to P.M. copm _ of Carroll IlighteY. 22 ii)- Ups erthodot night rMlPe 13V Dick TWW - ability', a4 U5N pim I'_ ,r _ )M _ ___ Ifl 4MLY. - • CARNIVAL I • 1%. star. *p.i they 0. a o keep away - -• ...spe$.' What p.s sesh. at seeth.s4 *5 whats,o, you do ON ______ • _____________ easy ha. UI reaching maturity. howe ve r, ur life NISI ITS HOT# a NW (hen, is a great anthu.iasm to wh et carry o, Hssbsslsaity $ .n.t awe 01.6yr. AIws _________________________ material well Upon Inc o medicine. aith . is •uf ft. fore lb. easy, Maintain gulas to - ' he- get ahead. especially in the to si study in early youth concentration field of selling us' manufactur- p - CIfiLI) II PORN but Is- wit h work k Woipw$O,'N arua: ciantly aroused to permit al.- morn' salt. KWWAOI .aw rsa ', with others, s.pecially In public life. mild await a tietisi day for seeking fame. .t;.st others (o got rid of problems. They Incresse interest In you LIPHA ( Sept. 2$ *° Got. $2) -If you show appreciation for the abilities of others, they will like and re.pect you more. lIe more broad-minded, ton. A narrow attitude only makes others run sway from you. II'OIIPiO (Oct. 23 t $gy, 31) -Instead of being .. bull. heisuIed about getting your way, li.ten to Ideas of otheni and co-operation makes life easier toe you. Others then appreciate you. prestige Increases. $40I13AR$LS (,Nov. 3$ $s Dec. 21)- It you pay more at. tentlon to what others have to comment, you oan conic to a quick meeting of mInds. float try to take over. Co-ordinate •trorte with associates inetr'a4. C4P*IgP (flee. 2310 Jan. $5).You are able to understand Just what you have to t do, so gal t It without a lot of to-do and fuss. Please fellow worker.. Plan your Iabois wissly and be more cUt' cisni. Usa. II to Sob. $_ fi behooves you to JOIN with those you admire in some recreational activity it you want support now. Don't an. gus about anything. Don't bite the hand that teed, you-b loyal. rlacpu (feb. $0 to Mar. $0) -You have to be mars atte*, live to kin If you want their good will, affection. Entertain them, also. Stop being ,0 wrappod up in yourself and your ter you have So tab. it Vtt7 - iQ 1 _____________________ - • I*'ngPigjsApyp.is 4 $I WX'i lPSJdHT som,JØrr *Psist*tlC5 to your pal'. Au. vance through own efforts in career. Have I smiling eiienior Instead of roaring at others. sorbing lay _______ OUT OUR ',TAY ____________________ i; Instead of being ilematatling with others. be glad to be of much do,. simply wake Pay plans Ing Wings line , ' D bVAU 'fè m. natura l bent is logical and lmagitiative. but will require wake ev iS the Up (nssMmepts *51 active daring the results I $1 to Apr. 11)ARIlIS Situations around you are changing rapidly. but remain calm, cool and collected, since all is for the best. You may have t• make come sompromi.ss,, bitt then all .l.eps up. be clever. TAV$I!I (Apr. tO to hliy It) Sr TOI wsis. tonigh t. Ising $.isi,_J ____ • cinating young person whose 51*1*2 (31y $1 to Juns 32) laiw L II 6 21 __________________________________________ .5• _____ TODAY, he or she will b. a Iii- a' not _______________ of selfilhneaL Morning Ii b.et time to think abundaaee, but 4u ' 'UtliO (Aug. 33 to Sept. $2) -Clear up any misunderstand- :at how you can have gtester I IlI,Iw.IIISI! ____ OcK1 better day and time. usIng a,rtenus and kind with other. gets finest result.. I.lO (July 22 to Aug. Ii) good for asking an Imprsse. avave (Aps' $4 _____ PWJPI oti&iItfliflt a' s1 of a financial nature. Await • Ion on ,th.r., Be sliant. ____ T"T _____ _______ - exactitude and no loss of tern per. be sure to handlecornsspondence intelligently. amine well any new i4saa you mind before put. may have in tin into operation, ttl:WI%I (May II to June 21) .-(JuIctly achieve through those excellent taunts and be cure your health I. at it. peak. lorning is beat urns to Contact right people. Then carry through with your many Jobs .uini.siily. MOOd fUll flHB (June of to July 30- Show good will to. ward all and do no% make any live Ii a resalt Afternoon not e•3.5' !' "TENT -U,mlinss with other, require svaw4Y, IVP* IS. I aaw*Ai TUDBCi$ii excellent for Tb. morning any sort of aipanslog of t• mInd as Ut5 spirit i well C thInking •$ s.v ways to g*i :he afternoon and tha 5flpin( bring 4e. lays, aWlaciti and potential )i limltitlea, pa •(ter ettendlig services aid tidIes of Importsacs, got ,$ rest, build VP health. £3UI (ila'. It Is Apr. 1$)e'. Paiag with ssons who ChI help to elevate pour conictoui. ness is wta. during a. m., bitt _____ ___________ 0 MW __________ __ _ I RfAIB pog p;CN%c.• tion but which need, more action before It is & thins of t!-* pact. cg £ _______ • ternoon and evening are fine or winding up and completing whatever has been put In mo. IlCP5 (V.b. $4 40 3151. 30) It wai ls.4 $ hula b*r4 W9I. but you can 614 comforts at hosee at mlii. Pa set be s*isi ad If bin Is 4iturbe4. They soon get over their butt a' harmony is restored. auP 3$ IO 15' YSt TUNATo be er .hs will be of hase persons who will went to sss S bluspriM ef almost hions $t can e really 4145T1195d. Be sure %a give lb. OlseN education afford. nan. ii much day- $ dreaming here that wlU not be IP •psi;'set;ss channels. ue Good 5p$ (5 the theater. lalustry, f50t5T photograp sates,, $16 __ lPftAl.' A UKI A (I1I3 OH, YBAW If 7wANA rIP I A V)CA*01J WI YMAI7 ___ öiL much at a pickle, but the at' come quits Inimical It you do sat sorry through with obligs. Uons a ezeoted. Do everything carefully. Do not Joopard. las what pitt have liii wugke4 4 for. IDea. II to Jan. $5)- Then a's a number of small dulls. Is bj ptiforined today, 0 gs$ busy and do not disappeist sapsa.. Pa grades. Chew dss.Ilai Ia these wbs de. serve it from you, *v*wtv. (IlL 31 Ii Yeb. 1$)-' Any 'srea4lanal 54iVi. ty test pegulree speading too seick •e.ey ahould iwitia wrs affluent day. Be ebarming with .tbore aid ha's • good time, fl)'Way. Kiep pun.. $ip $ _____ _______ __ _____________ _ ¶101 ¶141 01Uf * that you get yourself in pretty __ ___ SAGIrrAZI '. $ .c 31)- Associates can be. Dec. , ___ __ v problems are not stirred up no dt rifling down on this will. weans lali of g Oat. fl LIP4 (Sept. $3 4.. Oct -)4..up law ways are possible Is psi 4.s get the latormation you psuire I. make now 0ut' lets seers successful. lucrative. Steep clear of overly.dynamlo new acquaintance - one raft. cally different front distance. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 211 -Carry through with plans made instead of being resentful at the last mom.nt, getting up. eel. Closest ties are quit. di. mending. but this Is for your Carry through as $ Mpecte& ___________ II __ 17 GaIbTsIt SIDE GLANCES June 23,945 - PareSA __ • I ) *'4AI'I1LWV cc461TL Vfrwi *1MT1u jf sf4 UACY cdIleD Pies leA) a*?.rl trs1 -- " U&IIIB$1t1AT Until iOOi'J you need to be Pa sun, that your credit is • _lb. ocgy ULó14i1li UDMO L04 400 very careful that ill kind. of Y1*1S (Aug. 8 to Pept. 21) '-Ysi avs Is be mere 'tact it ya want th. pu blic in general 4.o really appreciate you now. ________ ..5 -_'. IV19! Z I4ADdT' ur ,1 't nifto IWAW PROW • of ______ __ APRVVOI* (flc. 2$ Jan. 20)- By blilti of •rce thre In he morning,you get their aig.d support. t)on'i b. forcafui, but iocempllik I great deal. s p.u' wsdrobs In fin, chip.? AQVAlV5 (Jan. 1* to Feb. 12)- MeetIng with gn.4 for fun is right during morning, but don't be oU.isd.4 or i.e versa later. t11 start. off brightly but later gloom. der. condo. Be prepared. PISCES (rob. 30 o tar. 20) -You can do much is Improve horn. and condiftone with kin during a. sn., but then family become, impatient. fletain pot's. Study whit.t's fleet, your own personal attention, $5' $$J ILD Is Inli TOD4YI he or she to bound to wave, p more Interesting aiti happy childhood than most ond will have the opportunity to study nd go to college, you as parent, must do your utmost to see that this is nos sible, .ino. maturIty brings change end your progepy will have to assume big respog'ilaI• lilies. A fine, quick mind her. and the success later in life is great. .,d.y, ne IS, t PPPEBAE4 lESDEICIEI1 you _ - (C.iitl*p.4 Er __ _ raw, ________ __ OUR BOARDING HOUSE Horoscope Forecast Ri (J*lbv1th '•• IIN ________ _____ ___ ___ ________ ______ ____ ___ ___ (Airi __________ __________ __________ __ OUT OUR WAY WONISN fop _____ ___ It ------- p*?t$$AY. JV*1 IS, i rISDUICOEa, eS$IU*l. S. *. tlidi yeg wlt ____ _______ $i,.4arsbIi •f pgy a.4 lh, or p t much $ valia $cc.wpit.kd this Bat. spdsp', g% lbs •ft'riinit anj tk5 5VS51pf (tn4 Vflh$pCtej copdiUoau .rnkl., up your plans s04 some very unique 4eau •f yoy awn that can SSI you s c.n$d,rabt, p$ of traOla. £$$lI ($(sp, i; $s Apr. Ii)-. pvacItesi Ides. I. ..ra. IIe sy by letter of tI1Ipho, prei*s$ sill, en others, etc. Drive carefully'. Be particularly I ..urte.ua to l.ee you deal with. ?ik. 9 sup ii P. m. t4tPVI lAp'. $5 4, May H),-iI will got H •y to in. ) crease suet8 today, sin.,o ______ •$.kees are in a rather ,,lfIh gsood. q.t budget Improved, make m.r. practical plans fo the fqIitii. D.%'& incroach 01 thurL •INSB$ jsy 3 45 June 21) Yes probably rot too early start today and now are come. w$3 Nervous, but this can alc ., ee4 30 peup Advantage. I.'.. .pepples In p,aeu.al directions. Improve health tonight. Oo* CHILDRE'5 (Jun. to July 21)- g4eavop to keep your privete weriles to your. liis wasn't eW l$wa1gIt5 II04 self se they will lint disturb Dssvsr pap.rs under •r ISP mp.at, SLItS fUld dISI any business on band. lici fi lkosiln,S&t*esdifldyOufln* _____ _____ you are Me.t blessed. Gal br. -r rogndinga brightened up per. ..naUy, L$O Jul t. Aug 21 By Dick T=41 Asp swingy 33 want to 4C. 1.1 which psie a's Involved should lb. hslIid $ a, m. sines later tbsp irs In a crItical mood. A,Vold the peclol. Persona srO;p4 war Mt H genuin, at ________ a • ,.. LJ_____________________ I ____ AP. WAI IAPcY u'.J ____________ ________ 1: •. ____ a, lbw FOMI... PYMLf ________ PI!1 _______ __ z 010 WHAT111FT$IAI M.L1$t ICtSP4C • . ________________________________________ SIDE GLANCES 1 ' . Pop *A lirrie 23. 1 OUR BOARDING- øOUM $I* $j(s- . • ••I•a I _____ r1 __________________ __________________ I * k6a _______________ 1? ..AIN a Ij -- •'::= __ • Tt I •, IL __ '' , - - - _____ __________________________ -'---- a -. .! • • • - . - - _47 , a - 1 I I - --- - ----- �a 4i - . : ~ ~ ~.. , L . _____ ____ ____ Pr. Culu W. Itswsn, Jr. VICU Holy Ci5Rls* - Il S. )aI1y 14rvlis * Class.. III a. a. 1. ______ ,?4 J. t ______ ____ ____ ___ 11 ____ l ce ' Seminole County ! U., I. ~ - r 014 S VOL - • ' __________ .1 . t. t'I. l I • ' •' ____ SWISS UPRISSI BAPTIST Old Orlando Ad. at X*oW Av& A. Ham Oltft. - Pastor Sunday School -0:41 a. a. morning Worship.... 11:54... a. S:$ p. a. Trating Cot•i 1:41 P. a. $v• CHURCH I i7o, at 14th OIL wo 0:41 1. a. pssosi - 11:00 a. a. Worship lint.. tisip -110 p. a. Ivorlag Worsh 0:30 p. a tiN p. a miss a..aav ___________ __________ 1 • - • - • OP GOD CHURCH csr. SIlk gad Jim PUI°I *.$. Wilder _. 0:41a. 5uaday Schoil a. IL Monilli Worship -18:1141 P. a. hyosiog worship - 1:30 Y.oth linT. (isa.) lii -p a. wad.* 1414.Wisk sIr,. - - Baptist; onIITRAL BAPTIST CHURCH rn a O.k Lv.. C.r. 141* pastor Is 4ay sáàl -0:01 a. a. w.rsats -11:04 a. a. 5:41 P. a. UuI.s 1:11 P. a. 3*g mt's g. p,sysr SsnlsI 1130 P. a. $Un11T 1:30 P. a. __________ _______ - - MIUIOXA*T asrvav CHURCH ,t it. I bUy Lv.. Pastor sba a. 111.1 s WI _____ _____ ____ p$m •.. wIg.-., Prayer - 1:40 P. M. gST 1AP7IST P. 4.10.1 _ 0:41 a. a. _ - Sill WATERS a. - is. P. Church I __ _________ ____ _______ LriP ______ _ __ ______________ ___________ ________ ______ '04R CI4IJNCH P011 D. Osursi,, aüs, es..ascy lir ch•UM31.s as siMm. 1e ON IOW MAd ~ W" AMM sand God CHURCH or GOD AHTIWH BAPTIST CHURCH 115$ s4 Osgairy Club lap Roadhit by Viral *I Of PIll? CHURCH OF THE HAIARISI tmka Mary, Via. isv. W. 1. HoIceabs, Pastor Sunday 1:41 a. a. 1104* orsh i 31:50 a. a. -Morniag wSchool p 1:04 P. a. Evsaiag lirTics TOO p. a. - Wig. Mt4.W..* Pftyor services 1:00 p. a. - Lmsi Wad. Hiss. .. ____ '' ____ . '' his ckikkesu oil.. (1) 1 SM abs .1 hie -- '°" " ______ SM SM auni WtjdaudyLb3sQj. Worship - 1110 . H.? PUTSII - pastor Mentor vaagilIitie Isrv. _115 P. a. suds, school -a. a. Family flight iir,is WIOSIIP SitTiiS - 1155 a. a. T. P. a. Wet. - 1:3* p. a. ?isialng Union - 0:41 p. a. ____ Zvsa*sg Worship - 1:30 p. a. Wad. prayer San. - Till V. a. CHURCH. 0? GOD IAPTIST CHURCH or PROPHECY 1*1 P1. $1l•$US DII Elm Luau 5or. J•sh Imsg - Put WelchRobert a. lay. G. bath 1.1.0* - 10215 M. Sands? school - 0:40 a. a. $orsiag Sanhss 1*21* a. Worship lit-vies - 15:01 a. a. 0:35 P. a. Tralalag C.I.a H 'selistli krv. - Till P. a. esiag Isrvtss - till P. a. Tadayt as.day hissUlis: 5:10 V. a. Sill. TT.IMP.g - 1:41 P. a. 1:80 p. M. Tt544171 _ __ ___ 0:05 p U. young Poopis isevhss 1:41 pa. ____ ___ ____ Mors" _____ HYW Ns.Uags Oil (LatsrasdLats, liahsr) ITSaJag _______ In the quiet, hallowed atmo.phes of the ftursh, God answers msn'ziutniede. Through peayer and worship, our SOUis are strengthened sod restored. wwave CfltIflUI OUS JOS1Z WI itS sot alone. God is With ni, •EXIVL ldlyI5pIfl CHURCH W. Timms Sunday School - 0:41 & a. Choir Pnaclic. Wad. 1:15 p. M. inn on. Wilosas. ____ _____ *.r. - ________________ I **ii.* "19 'p 'p 141$ , , _____ _ ei.i, , ulu • , _____ 1,1 70 $ a. ______ 661649 , 4. + 4 4 ____ øoirt it.. it WsudisM Ave. hIi. Jul. H. Hues Jr., Pasta Chunk school 0:41 a. a. M*t*l5i Worship - hue a. on. MI? SilO p. OL . • CARRAWAY £ McKIBBIN biu,scs HARRELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th CELERY CITY PRINTING co., . _ _ BILL HEMPRILL MOTORS, INC. $01 W. lit. St., Sanford i L ____ G11L8EA TiTLE AND GUARANTY CO. 111W. Ent, Sanford ,. ~1 11 fl . t. ' gj OIL CO. ,Is.M.L8t11ck1ad COMMUNICATIONS WOZWS of RICA Southern Befl Toliphon. Empeysss LOW No,$IOS LD&SS,U HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff SEMINOLE LODGE Nursing * Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay Ave., Sanford, ____ TI.. BORNE DIffFRIBtITORS, DM hwy. u-n, Sanford ICILGOBE__ Su COMPANY 1400 W. lit, St., Bastard hILL LUMBER * HARDWARE CO. Jimmoy crop i[ . BAPTIST estsnk laptiat Chrcb. Ovists Ust Church. 1111 O.k Lv.. folesil& Vint apttsl Chink . . destareaw:ia rum PitassrMs"N SIVAM 5 iiursh, III Pat-k Ave. MPUSI Clutch ad @Ptum , I 1 I. I . I . .. . ,- II .. ~ .I ~ ; : " I isisli 50 .545T$ Chink ad *5 _____ ____ Ispelsi abutea ed I Long .ego" Ctie"b 51 001515 R.Au gfl R T ___ -. ztr' Ov4ed.. ____ ____ ="is°'L. ____ -I *hi _____ , I !, T ii.., till _____ "Pus Isuuia aui4 Worship ....9:se a. Pioneer VstIswskIp.. 0:55 p. a. Follows 6:19 P. HYsaing Worship - Till P. a. wad. Prayer Mseuai Till P. a, ____ , enior Hi us . _-_ _ _____ ob@W" _ ______ a. :-.:;;: U GMSAM . 414 ft .4 Ill _ _.3 V. J. H. CRAPPS are sorry a. a. at this point, an Silefie-Assailft z - . t.i. , is taxes scaDed From Bombers eur.a 10=11 ' was 5. time Europeans Safe; Yank , ., ___ Estates, J x Scientist Coroner's Jury Hew Astronaut- To Sf* Death ma . ad C Dutch Princess To Wed German The afternoon at year mys. Juliana of COVIXAIIT PRHSIYTRISLi $111 bulk Orlando Dii,. Vast" ?k.aai hi. Malls Worship--IIA Ii. a. a. Clients luhul lisso a. a, $01 - of a massa. the being came so and Cape as ey lbs a at ca's I. IMfl FARM flURANC are was at State Irving I. Pqor and Stiff SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. ad am _____ ______ 51 being the Ztgsr W. Smith Ji. Assistant $:41 a. U. SI Pray -_.__ 0:41 a. a. DAIRIES John D= am ftaft ROM AND WMWS RESTAURANT WILBOW-MAIER TU*NTTURE CO. IS. ____ Top's City Agenda Tonight mats I $r4 It. Or.vst C.Ave. l.wsu Jr. Pastas lb. vast Remap Still Puzzles Solons Named to ETV WINN DIXIE STORES SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY. Mt. Elsa *11115W? BIPUH. Sips. Ave. Paola Wochps.s *5*141* it. N Pt. La's 3etbsftm Clash, Pushing LUTHERAN Svmw SLY LErv..,ws. ______ W. It PatSe New Mt. Calvary Mt'sbtwy $5p%3,5 Pies. D.Sary Pirsat IsIs $enatk4ay £dnaus APiSSalls Lutlaisa Chit-si. 005,1.1111 *13* W. 1*1* ii. it. saos L.M.I, liatsit Ave ,wy. 43*, Psiwi City It. Mary Masdabsse Cstkel1i Clot-si, $• Dr. Cssiborry ____ IlvuolIdap As U84 Clinch, Miluani last Ave. £llaasat. Springs a, 55w MIs. PrialUis $ng$30 sh, Pt. Maipi ____ O pSIrt U bled ffta 4 j .t' So'iaas ISIS a, '_ C I $S* *111 1. Orla$1I . 3n1A* 1 11.4s, Mua*Is , Now Mt. it'S PS$t'I Clutch. me Plan Lie P't'0 _____ L.th.raa Clutch ad 115 11111, 05*151* ReptIle CkspeS, 141W. 501* a. .1 NIiS Clutch. III? I.____ ,,,UessIt.* NSthN g. Ill V. Nil Piass Stafford SI cr11 SiveslI ovum aavaonso aUirt lie. *sutak Osissa Sasust Chores lath.. Chunk, Ptasssl lipts Clutch. 30$ V. O.ors ad. 3411 C.agrsaflsat$ Hill. Piatnis Tel.. Peru Park Park Lv.. ai.u.. Clunk, n. Prairs. IsIs aetist Clerak, 1g1 ClarsI of St. Tel's lAthirsa Clutch, it. *10 S.itlait. CI1OSUa* Cliii, Pl$4I Pins Park . c*utusia osuoiu, Clutch Maua Dr. MaithaM Prsgvss. Vlsetnerv li.4Iit Church Mldvss Prs Clutch of Clunk 510.1 o Prspl.q_Iii? ISa Lie. she Sssas, W, wwoiel? _____ Pusst Skulk Mtalmrp laptIm Church. _____ OP _____ _____ Church 510.1 *tat.a. ReU.,$.s CHillS -. Resists 10sasrla* MslkstIst Chile. H. his 11 1 04tetv t Clutch _____ .1 11* hisasose. C*uiik 51 Jssua Christ 50 Istlor Dsp _____ I. Jiase Mialsusry Si5US5 t-ch OPtics U.. Pus Park laSsOs, 301$ Part L.a Clutch l ChIPS. *111 S. _____ ? 't,.*." gth..is1 Clutch Rd. 51$ oat.. L*ks Many Chink e$ Il. Santiss Cesasalty CØ. c __ o LItIassi. 4.11,.. - 0th Clink of Christ. 05*iflt LoS. *iihsl A.M.a. Clunk, Canaan Islilt. ii. Pail *lsm.sary Ue.pl*M Church, Church. it. jsiae C*ry. Church*1 50 Christ, L.agwssd _____ ____ Cassslbsrrv Csaasullr IlmIsilsi ClirsI. P*IUTTWUI ii. Ketthsue Nlaliwy 1151151 ChIt-Il Clutch flet.. C*o*. *114 1T.5*sns Park P515 JI.jPi! 'tt _*lw, pngpt wa ,1101, uw ___ _ t A 41111 ded Pubs lisle *1. Church .1 g. me Zuajdma ball .1 J,ke.aWs Witant __ ______ Pint Prssbytsr*a Cl ____ ___ onto___ Clank ...g. sae e ,,.a Luka___ Mouse Sill, 111$ W. mit a, lit-st Preelflarlas ______ rise 11.114151 Clunk. *15 Part Lv. Chunk S - 00_4 Pint Ps.'-miaI ChoreS ad lasiwoel Pset Ns11M01 Church iliad MSat's, suam.ts Pall Iil Taberassla Causisy Chub Pint Seethes *5*541st Clail ad fls Caveassi _____SIN ______ Clutch, Til 4.ugs Los. a,. ou,, Clutch. 051 am ________ _____ $ ____ItPues Wesasu Ø 55$ 05 Lie W. W111111, Development Of Lakefront at at a toy at 9 took 19 - paoouuivz PRINTING CO. J.X.Cameronandltaff FUR= MABEErs / came Presbyterian 'I. FAIR STORES, INC. and Employees said at Urns." sat '- LIGGETT RZXALL DRUG Gordon And Zook"" ___ ______ space COBIA BOATI ,u. inc. Harold llama and Empkacs - WE"XICHUXURM MORTUARY ___ Eunice L Wilson and Staff I, : a year ago TIS* P. a. Beach, Daytona Beach Police Dat, Capt. John Van Tronk Monti. fled the victim as Glen David Mum-dy, IS. Under arrest are Lswtcs DavIs, 28, charged with mor. der, and Jay Vaught, 21, and James Burette, 22, charged with being acesingurieg to manslaughter. All three at. from Orlando, Van Tronk told The Sanford Herald to. day. Officials at NAB this morning refused to islem any lformstlop rsgsrdh*g Murdy until next of kin had been notified. They said the boy's father had been notified but the message had not be" confirmed. One NAB source said be. loved the dead youth was from Missouri, and blurdy was a member of the Fir. and Crash Control Unit, Van Trunk gave this as. count of the slaying, which place approzlaat.ly 3:50 p.m. Sunday: Sturdy was lying as Sb. beach In an area whet, thsrs was dancing and drinking going on, and was tipping sand on lb. fsst now it the danesna. One of the '!aneevs apper. he a nm STZNWI'RO)( REALTY Herb Stanetros sad Staff I C. PENNEY COMPANY C. It. Robinson and Staff LEE BROTHERS P1nnI4i*g Hating. " _______ i as ., as - SANFORD ATLANTIC I NATIONAL BANK " I Rowerd IL Hodgen and Staff NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Flo" . - at-s I The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleGREGORY LUMBER of Sanford th a as. a S X.rnl.g Horning lonvIess *1:05 a. a. ________ _____________ _____________ P-wi ___ PS*es :' s _w. Pam., Ardin ____ jW As Mayor Tonight . ' 'its, a. - 1*4 p. a. ____ 1 ~ Station sailor on Daytona stay and W.rshlp - 15115 a. a. V. 'I ac. PIll? PHIrrIcOSTAL CHURCH or LOXOWO0D Ill Orange iirss H. Ruth Ut-ant - Pastor Sunday School 1111 a. a. Morning Worship - 11:04 a. a. Sunday iventay - 7:30 V. a. Wsd. 1111. Study - TJI p. M. Conqusrors HsoUag Uenflsg WetsMp - 0:35 a. SuIts? School - 011$ a. a. ______ __ ______ 'Spearheads' Come AwBorning Thursday a Pentecostal M. Many travellers hurry along life, road with empty hearts and unissing qie, sov.r islIJtg what the transforming beauty of the Christian faith could , 514; an.. they always expect Is And happla.. around the & bead. .,visQk the Ml ______ wsta* of spiritual peace. ,. (3 sint a Preach . rester I H. Alford Sunday School - 5:01 a. a. Methodist PIll? xIxozsy CHURCH 421 Park Lvi. Rev. Rabort H J5&kI. Past.r One man today was chcr& + and TV -This Is *5 Herbert W. O'srss Put., Sunday 5.10.1 0:11 a. M. Worship lervlos - 10:15 a. a. Hladsrg.flas tat Xws.ry ______ 'Ib of AU.. ra Thk CHURCH •i peat tha peaceful place every day, and ns know It exist., O*rg7Iy, SM ar* for SM 11141.1 cMnsc. th rough a break In the Slithering trees, someone jUmp... shinIng water and_____ pies sed - du1itth4 It M5Ot5 're4and in the distance.,, then the road curyce, and the lovely some is fosgottea, __ b000isdi4dtusI,slWlthouts i'" a. __ ________ 1111 l..wib T Arra Man Charged With Murder At Daytona th rough CIS rest or a. By IUS Austin Deal, a native of Sanford, By Barry Uaes Mayor J. 0. Crapps, re. pest-," Mayor Crappa said. Richard B. Deas, vice P"' fit-it went to work for Chase turning to city commission 'I also wish to express my ident and director of Chili and Company in October, long appreciation to Wilson for action tonight after and Company, today formally 1938. as a bookkeeper In the ilin..., said he plans to t end. taking over for in. In the announced his resignation accounting departm.nt. He or his resignation as mayor smerguncy," Crspps added. from the Sanford firm. He di. company ed wi th and nominate Acting Mayor The mayor made It plain dllned to give any reason for 1942, when he went on active M. L. Reborn to bud the he was not resigning from di action, other th in to duty with the Navy during the commission. Just from co mmissio n., "make a change." World War . 154$ ho r.. Stricken ceveral months the mayor's job. turned to Chase junior con. heart attack, Crappe hu urvsd on e ago with troller and Liter became • Mayor Crappi ban been In. commission for two terms alatant to the general manag 6 ,.~l 1 .1i~.11 whit. A. L. Wit- (six psaza) and was elected By Paul Bree&sblr. ford, other, s. .. capsclt.ated, or. JR. son and then Paborn were mayor In 1962 and again In M. L. RABORN Unlike an expectant father, rons throughout the Navy Dcii again left Class and Cdr. Charles L. Chute, alnamed ac ting mayor.. Short. 1965. His present tat-rn ixall pointing for July 1, : ', Company lS4$. LiMit $951 ready has seen his "baby" . . . ip after Wilson pkk.d up the pit-is th is fall and whe th er he he served special agent will run again "Is question and ho'. proud of It. reins, he, too, became Ill. and later assistant manager -. -I this cannot answer Actually, the birth do.sn't Mayor Raborn has I "Acting . of the Prudential Insurance ,. As of right now, all the CiO 4 take place until Thursday Job of taking done a fins Company of America . Some 1,000 persons In Sam. 10 sm. That's when Recon. officers and men are aboard OTIt- and keeping th ings run. Rabom Li serving his flat lumbla, S. C. In November, toole County have not N. nalsaancs Attack Squadron along with a,o pisces of ' nine, from all reports that tat-rn on the commission and , 1955, he became South Cat-c. and four I hay received and I would his seat also comas up for calved more than a third or 12 comes Into the world offi. now q u i pm -has manager of th. Guardian brand.spanktng new aircraft. daIly. like to ase him continue grabs at the sad of this year, fourth grade education, Life Insurance Company of more Vigilantes wi ll orcording to Superintendent of It promise, to be lusty Two America In Columbia. • Infant. There 250 officers rive In July to bring ths Schools B. T. Mllwes. I In January, 1051, Does N. 0 5 and man ready, willing and squadron up to strength. turned to Chase and Company RVAH.12 is boua.d In Two BufoTdltas an back able, according toCommand. assistant to the president a brilliant new hanger, office and shops. In business aft., longabsen. it Chute, to writ, and In December of that year The paint is still wet. COL Harold Keith., had a record in Navy aviation. was appointed * vie. presl. Men as s ig ne d to the • • bad fall which put him out The new squadron, the first "Spearheads" dent and director. h ave had a of circulation awhile. News. to be commissioned at San. Chase and Company Presi a. a minimum of six months of • • dent Consideration of action on The controversial d.ltnman Marlin Hat-man I. back ford Naval Air Station Randall Chase this morn .ntly n..nt.d sand . ck aq'4. training. That won follow ed at Sanford's lakefront develop- quent personal property tax thrown on his f..t, already reconnaissance ta on the job after a bad auto. Ing confirmed Deal' resigns. by two months of on-the-job ment program will top the problem will come up for dls. up to the ankles in ssnd, sad inobild wreck several weeks ron, will carry the name of lion, effective last Tuesday, "Spearheads" fts motto training, ,,We to ago, and said, agenda at tonight's city com- cusabon under a recommends. turned and k1eked Sturdy Is W. are real proud of our will be "We Point the Way." . s special meet.. the throat. The deed yseth him to." mission meeting at S pm. at lion made Traasa, Kiwanis lire.- "We started assembling men," Commander Chute said. Ing of the commission last immediately Mat sowinsDens, past president of San. an long "Only two had a background City Hall I ford Junior Chamber of Corn' week. At that three now Ident, and Gordon Meyer. men and equipment for the squad. 15 heavy attack equipment The Item Is listed In three commissioners noted to rec- Several fighin ImaehIainty j. as a Co u it ; Seminole merce, RICHARD DEAS will luvs soon for reviously. They hats had . parts: (a) Presentation of the ommend that all delinquent broke out, and Chamber of Commerce and wants Int.rnatianal Conven. ron," Chute said. "Some p extremely complex from right hers Is Sanlearn of president Immediate, past up to 1161 be struck Van Trunk aId, "'t'hlags gel bond ordinance for first read. lion In New York.. alt-craft." . . Sanford very confusing-1, lag; (b) discussion on pro. from the records. no RVAlf commanding morningrLi Tormev Casa.lb.ny Mayor Actor's Death cit .Seos.tnctbos J. St-ship Odham devil. The boy dial it tdI pa. officer Is especially fond of LDdsiiflit, DPW of 'Senlind he Is Is ,,, . I. a HMtfa 1190014 speaking aboit Sb. ass. 1* pns apd ipeclfkstbss; (c) hest favor Of eis SkI ebuti IL'iUJJUbI W tepors I -t obtaining private expected to appear before the tens Bosch, Van lush his sqivadrsu, Deas for ft. Puzzles Police work and top a utstel-.ps.taurant commission to negotiate for be doss not knew the aneet Some are of an eztrem* LDv1ua'n. Con- capital a $enonVm. ?5. possible purchase of the Sun. cause of death, bat did say passage In the July 26 else. GUATEMALA CITY, Guile. tinder age, the skipper pouts ceioplá, (Liii) -.CornlSMn. SAIGON (Th-*m.taes luropeaa land water System. it an emengeney tosehietomy tion. (UPI)-Poitce $'Aay W out. The youngest mu Is Ist guerrillas broadened their A second Interested party, was performed Is as sftset bstter commune ease, Including is aoa, and maks for a only 17 pasts of ags Tb. av. mysterious vestigatad monsoon offensive Way by at. John CoghUl, of the Silver to allow Sturdy Is breaths, ft small chilaris were saf. death of actor *5ev. Cochran erase age Is only 21 yesrs. I tacking another district e.p- a • - us Lake Country Club, In 1111a. Ire today, a mnth.loeg arll y decomposed oil s, is expected to ask for partia Miss Linda 'KeT..tlalt, whose his T Ii i found aboard body ill In a dense Jungle rebel a ti pat-tensed American planes struck back consideration concerning pos. daughter of Kr. and Mrs. , yacht "Rogue," drifting offhands at the wh.eI, however. and silenced the assault'with deout at an end. obbie purchase of Mayfair 0 Wheeler McLellan, 1120 W. Guatemala with two tern-aged Commando, Chute, himself, a deadly shower of bombs, A mercenary patrol force A .ottssr'. jury is des to golf course and country club. Street, has completed Tint Mexican girls and a Mexican has been an officer for 20 chthegun fire' and cannon SPACE CENTER, 0oitton land Is hold requirements for bar BaChi. woman. years. And his szscutive. Cdr. shells. (UPI)-Six scientists will step scu.d the women from the canvass this 5 Tbe clty.owned p.rpetua$ l.as.hold by under Plipel• degree In Arts *rthern Congo region. br of Walter L. Alt, was graduated Guerrilla gunners shot down officially Into the glare of One of the girls, a 14 o'clock I. consider the cal Education it the Univeri- old, told authorities the 41- from the Naval Academy In it transport plane on a myster• publicity Tuesday. They are They had been feared slain teniouu death of Mr-s. Racha.1 the San Francisco Giants. Sanford Lodge p A ii THE RAGUB (UPI)-400 Ity of South Florida In Tarn- year-old film star lay Ill for 1048. iou., mission near Saigon Sun thenation's latest recruits for Congolese re bels who Wilson Naughton, 47, who building, Jiethertaads, North Park $12 . drifting Leading Chief John W. day night, and a U. S. mill, moon men. days aboardthe was found dead In her apart. to p& .zpr.uing 'great Joy," teday ragged th em fr om Buta June 41 ° offered for craft before he died. Fehr Is another "old timer" tary.spokesman reported that The half dozen scientists mint at West lath Street Avenue, is announced the sgagsaest if the afterma th Is city. Sick save sale to lb. Summer school In Seminole They said be paid them TO with 20-plus years In the two American Air Force men will join a troop of 2$ astro on Jun. to. Crown Priacess Isatris Is County Is doing a booming pesos a day to keep house for Navy, niuts already training for re of 31 Dutch and Belgian Mr.. Moughton's body was policy for city employ., will Claus von Amsb.rg. a West were killed. along with a be dlscuss.d, Of the squadron personnel, America's assault on the nest.. business. Passing the schools, him aboard ship. found lying on a bed by German diplomat with a Mad 150 are married men and iv. moon. lb. unharmed women at. Chester Ve*iable when he re- now 11.1 of buildings for con- past. O. In the morning, we ast a steady stream of youngsters it-age two children per (am. New Outbreak Although officially unan- +ved here Sund ay night. tumid to the apartment demnation. in a nationwide radis ad fly. Most of married men flounced, they Include Dr. "Th. rescue trudging hack to the books. Wildcat Strike about 11:10 o'clock that Now legislation regarding television broadcast. the Joseph P. Kerwin, 33, Jack. make their horn. In Sanford Feared In DR morning. La autopsy has in. atate requirements on conOnly a part of it I. reined, mantles of Von raly that the rebels had no dkated the woman dish from struction will hi up for dis- Queen made Work while others liv. In Cue.! SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) - souville, Fla. fol. Many of the courses are Halts SMICG Is a Mad Amsb.rg's th berry, DeScry, Winter Park lioN shots were fired Sunday The new space trainees, banee to kill us advanced work to allow stu. loss .f blood, and Coroner cussion. along with study of Isomer division dunlag World in parts of San Francisco do selected after almost a year of ireat.ned." said Miss Mar- Hugh Duncan has said 'th.re a draft of a proposed ordi. War 11. dents to earn more credits CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) - and other areas nearby. today turn• billing BeatrlxIsI?. Von AWbu$ picketing of Wildcat Macorls, a city in the Interior searching by the federal go Into RVAH.12 or a bud start on some stet Hayes, 31, slim 5(t. Is $ strong suspicion of boa. na-too combining the more difficult subject& ed away half of *,300 can- squadron training linmediat.- of the Dominican Republic agency, are the nation's b jaissiocary, who now has kid.." The had woman had of city real and psnsoaal Is 36. least eight persons fourth group of astronauts. The school board ban been struction workers at Amen' Iy after the commissioning when recelv.d a large cut on the property taxes and .cc*lps. uded two rebel massacres. forehead No. 1 specs center, buP ceremonies this week, the most educated. were killed In lighting last They and had four broken lionel licenses. abi. to bring costs down I. lag vital building some NUNW RAIPTI sr e still sppre Th Other items for conald.ra. at a crawl "We have our epa on ship Friday. figure, ribs, lbe autopsy revealed. O a very ,.ssostable work ght LONDON (UPI) -146= the third straight for lion and sctlo include bank whites cubs for 14 other TIC" THAPIIC assignment In lb. near tu. Forces loyal to the Junta of Serving is the cornier's mod less than half Catholic nuns In nylons, aims depositories, p.s-budget 4.. Sid, p ta day. (UPI) Imbert TALLAHASSEE Chute said. lure." Maj. Gen. Aetcitla Bond., north of Issing . jury, convened by Duncan, why more to eoit. That's motor pecoters and ow About 00 striking e. ma. The "Spearheads" are Barters have moved Into the The Patrol mid today sits. will be I. Hamilton Blabs., cislons, repair of Sbe roof of on dento are taking' advantage chIDS workers P4t11M44 all en scheduled with abort skirts took part to. reserwaIstStreet 15th persons were seven observers feared that at least to deploy aboard city but foreman; lohett C. Hancock, offer. school we seized by th e in. it the summit caster di- the UBS Saratoga early in current tension might set oft killed on Florida's roads and They re day In the world's first I&IM11111 logs. So drive carefully to the .10 when the mercenary Harry Kedell, Clyde Long, voir, tint and second read' show of nun's habits. son".trances spite pleas by lags of several ordlnenc.s. weekend. highways during the fighting, outbreak of new a *966. Frank Finch and Archi. Hat. t s and ro ached Bu u'cs app through those school Coamlahull, Sites Li lvi sot bios sesa aim. ruts. sotorists. Don't harm thee. abc, the Federal Space isger scholars. theArmlCerps Ageueyand • of Engineers to rotura to more than still e There ax ii Launches Helen Keller Sips no youngsters looking for jobe tk5 sammer. Anyone Bubbly On 85th TALLAHAUSE (UPI) - and went through lb. formal. of a vets while represents- early Bird wishing to employ the.. S MT QSJMJIY went to work on ity of writing a constitution. liv.s of lbw vesy smallest House TAL LAHA SSEE (UP!) The and women should young men HAITON, Cons. (UP!) WASHINGTON (UPI) counties would cast only one. amendment that would the 124-representative reapri. (by. Haydon Birns uaOUICed contactaJoe resident Johnson helped inasa. Ret.. Enlist', whose triumph A. portlonmetit plan today and legalise the fractional voting tenth of a vol.. . IPPOtfltn*Sflt today piSt te Em ployment te Commercial operations DVQ bl"leese and d.afaeu ira reapportionment Thompeos, Veto Such, to the Escambla Rap. George Stone plan for the lower chamber. Wblle the the Early Bird satellite to. has bscome legend, quietly Florida I ac&tos#* TIlSYIslOS immediately sought to chant. The . committee, however, struggle continues, several Commission. Th0mP01. ''M"it to a 5s.olingtor, 1O9.repm failed to take action on the senators bigot wrestling iy by expressing hope that celebrated her 551k bIrthday rather 9:W 4mbeing ISM peep.stcsrds 58.109 plan passed by . with . problem of congse. Inations will participate In Sunday. (abelsoes River County .upedat.sdsnt of tenta tive Now frail with age but still is venture. WUII&a J The 124.r.prseentative plan Senate before it adjourned sIox1 redistricting. .ucc.sds the alert, e ceremony launched Him Keller sipped her Tb pent out from the Florida schools, Woodham Jr. Tb,.e plans are presently wan approved by the Maum for the weekend. and commercial sa te!. odd's first Pavilhss at the World's Fair? consideration by New Senate und law. er reapportlonmeat eesaltt.s Leaders of the saaselied en birthday cake It'. $5 free aid .5 reports 1111 in ks - during the weekend and In. majority coalition have M. makers. Participant. lmp*dIataly bil- a smaU gathering 51 family say that the Florida shOW 15 HAMKO4D (lJfl) traduced astir today an a cated Ibsy would be willing Two of proposals be" ha telep$ods calls sad end frissds Is the white clap. mak g pscklag Is son psopis than )Isoh je bill, which brought to accept almost any lower lb. partial backing of t'.' mdhag news Modes and board house which crowsa her .11 II. .thera put together. Ca said today be irti, committee ride's 12 congressmen. Imaidlately for debate. chamber apportionment plan It up Was bitwees Waahlegtcs Utile setats hem Toe can us some it thai. . ot Stone tossed In an the Rouse agrees on-provid. Alas under consideration Is ad Zuropesa Capitals. extravagant pseleards at the d. (lustre he receIved 47 years n sasuirsat which would is. 4 bowsver, the plan doss not a plan being supported by fr dusk Is The Ha'ald of bKIElof11. nt Caries pLies the frsdtlosal voting set Sb. Sonata apporlionaut. 15 big county stata senators atfthid." 51 PriMam Yd the Under the 124-i.prsissta- led by Jerry Thom" of Lake Thanks ' Is Gaulle Is his relMIsseh with the plan which priorto live proposal, Dad. County Park and Miansiaa (serge JACKSONVILLE (UPI)-.A 9 House approved just to Sheriff J. L. with the United as" wwa the cia.e of the tltst special would get iS manib.n with lJol'akaa, Spume Beach man was shot HUCIWIO, Sarawak MaNOW. Sb. Coffee Clobbers one vets sack. Middh. Sit. (liv, Usydcs Burns aM itwuim Mat week. death Sunday sight by his laysia (UPI) -Tom had In fter time Thursday The Sesato, which remee& ad counties wield seek get whea he csav.sied lbs swamI their he aid had been who if NA404AM fseatIe, %uuulSp elpisd at WAIRPIOTOJI (UPI)-.Reirriving 51 sal issnimi neepportlssaest as. ri i g and lungsd at los', audited asses Che, dvii. 51 leer pulse! Clesek iteth. biswuma Sanford. publican Naussal Chairman did to paasgs Friday, II- Cu Some m.absr with site tOday a.eti.g it Aix abs last Friday he would ix. silos reported. teas and two * hiss isles. brichi -L let odeft suit I Al on hand was Dip. Sheriff May C. Silos said ledsy the senator, 10p.neprseeatstivs full vota. a stpsjmg. plan, Is especial to await The smaller counties also land the call to include sen. vu upsd.4 limbs 1. Haley, Ii, inlay . Mrs. Trod Kelley, directing traff ic GOP would vw e arIes har.i. taking would gel out asaber a.cb, gresslonsi redIstrictIng if lb. as held on a ao,des' charge TI. reldm were described a the Isey Highway 1T.fl, united petty again H p'r Hemsay death 51 Jobs B. NaWs 'I kThluu gusrillas ad bet be veuld act hey a tall lawmakers easpl.ted resppor. i .*k asisie, eaSe La' the groups .1inu54 to Map" up a4 S.nwsh 'r-' C-m---1-ti 1 vote. Sea. smell issaty Ins'. tlon.um$ before the .s-ili* Ipeeteld lira-ter 51 a The Hiss. ,e.pps,l CNWAW it Comasree p1k. with the utiosal ei to supply firm. trssd Is klivl& cesaittes met luadsj sight askers voe.)d 0.1 sine-tenths expired. Steeds. raWig 4riug. V at THE RZDIIMER ill W. 113* I.5.5 Ilk. Church .1 115 LuIhiria Hour" The Nile of America" 1 q Crapps To Resign ` , _,4 .3 ; ' .I , ?~I 4 ! ,_!.~1'?~. ,"1 ,i Chase ,,1 tin V. a. $ill V. a. - LUTEIRAII CHURCh or ,I ,. Kv L 1 1 1 1 1 1 P. -WXLQONV 5$'s- , S - Ziadsrgutsa tad Horsery - a Tuckers Christian Science - - 0:30 a. Till? CHURCH or CHRIST SCIENTIST JORDAN MIUIOXAR Dl Eat koond $tr..t *rTiiT CHURCH Ws.1 First Scr..1 Sunday schoola-- 11:04 a. a. Sunday Was. l ltsphena -* Pastor W Pastor Subjects MCIIlittaa Sotence4 jg.*j*. .lsfts$ potlag Associate ServIce.. lii . a. - *o;os a.1.m.. Wednesday it.ging Moom: 101 W. Pint $W.1shIp1IH g Worship - 1211 p. a. Woowdays: 10:10 s.a.-4:$0 pa, .." .... Purer r= 1 .4 # 54U!UI Wsrsktp - 1:35 p. a. J "A ** ** a *O*ary ServIas Morris Ruby - 1,aagilist Bible cisu - 10:54 a. a. morning Worship - *1:55 A. a. iv.nlsg Wet-ship - 1:01 P. a. Bible Ciusu Wad. - 1:34 P. a. Ossra Rest IlamUt's Pastor Worship . 11:00 a. a. Si _ 3*3.1111 The is,. S. Osites P668, 1101, Pastor Sunday kIss) 5:10 a. a. Horsing Worship 111,5 a.-m. Ewe war Suadsy Is Hash Month •i4 ••_s. / PLOLA CHURCH OP CItES? Highway CHURCH Uniss V IA , -• IXJWNARD WTURLX CHURCH SIN £ Orlando Drive St ory. 11.1*) Sanford. P1mM •.. JOHNSON, AMS2, removes masking tape on RVAH-12's f I r it vsint.d RAW aircraft. The new squadron will be commissioned at Sanford Naval Air Station Thursday. Four brand new Vigilante aircraft already are in the squadron. Two more will arrive during July. (Navy Photo) C. M. 4:04 p. M. lIflI.5 Till p a. Ml Work st.• w.t. Third Sunday $IagaplzsUo* a_-----_. BY Nazaren. PIP.UT CHURCH or TUB HLZARXI4S W. 1st it. at Mapis Ave. Paul stakes Pastor Sunday Icko.1 -041 a. a. Morning Wsrshlp -15:14 .N. Youth Moor ran Luthe eran - _ IIETHODIIT CHURCH Club RuflIlag •, o. ATi. D.rwsM H. ICaight Jr.. Pastes, LildS? IdIO.1 -0:41 a. Zpwor th League 4:00 p. in. Worship lirvios -1:30 p. M. ZY5OIISIII 1:31 a. a. 0:15 a. a. Morning Worship a esing Worship - 5:10 p. M. Wit. Pray er service 1:30 p. a. Bible School 10:50 a. a. luday Ishoil ssdap hiS a. a6 MobS Worship 1:10 p. Worship FIRST • __ ____ say. z.a. Kenny _Faster rst.ph.nsi 031.1531 Sunday Scko.* -1:45 & a. Horsing Worship -14:41 gy•ng Worship -1:05 p. a. Wit. Pisyor SInus 1:35 V. a. C*UP.Ch1 OP ChillS? 055v5 Ralph 1,1w., Jr. I,asgslist [V • PRI KHThODIS? CHURCH Cornr .3* 1*. sat La urel avi. ______ W Methodist Free Church Of Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST 1113 POrk Avaius '°" Sunday 15:00 a. a. Bible ably Morning Worship -11:51 . a. Sill V. a. Xv.olog SorTies Si. H.nslt of Trulr 1 •V. a. lusdar OR Chssasi I Tuesday Ia4Isi Ishli Class - 0:00 a. a. 1:00 P. a. Miss Class Wednesday Till p. a. Bible class Ir Horning Prsyir (Viral Sunday 'Heir Csmaoslsa 11:11 a. a. ___________ a.-..;. Christian 71w' CHRIITIAN cwunca acu'xta or chEaT Lv.. III? . VInes P111.1 SundayR.Ich.o*........1i41a.a. Morniog Worship - liii a. a. pisicaRar Pamily Holy 1.rslci ê Sunday School -19:99 16 a. -- I MseinblyOf God *USMBLT dli X. Park Lv.. Pr. Lsroy P. lopsr, Rsct.r Communion T;l*a. a. ________ -- v ______ ____ t I St. Johns River ed with words, and two WEATHERS Sunday 88.72; showers thru Tuesday, high 92; low tonight 70.78. others with man. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO.221 'E- slaughtercharged MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1965 Eatal'ilshed lUt)$ Press Leased Wire in the slaying Boa. day of a Sanford Naval Air IV 'T- 111*1 r Richard Deas Quits And Company ; Al ian HzUZ0HA*T 57 United . ' ' on the 2nuf]rb Zip Cods 32771 Phons m.asu r ,- ,' ~ cauacu C. UsIsk Dr. Claris. C. Citsis -Pont" Chord School -0:41 a. a. morning Worship -11:00 a. a. IIYP I:Up.nt. VL Worship - T3• V. a. WeL Pr&ysc sorvies Tis p.m. * * of * . L!,!~~",-.,,,J ~- ~ ____ Ckurob •• . . I I Methodist Episcopal SAP?? C*V* ru Lvi... P I. C&*0I _____ P0031 *.rst.i Worsh ip 1:3* sm. 041 a. a. i..lsv 14O.1 Horsing WoroMp -ull a. a. $1211 a. ¶ist.sg Coos -Ill p a. %U_I1II 1:14 Hv.sIsg Worship - 1:0 P. a. ______ P. Wed. rrspr 1.rv*ss 114 P. a. o . I , Baptist $ L 111ri , : Advstlst yg DAY m .• LDYSII?IV C*USC* Os,*W T * &1. nMfl ______ Puts sw= ~ Is ~ . I ~ ,I ., , I 3 4 :,r ••:-' II I Held In Sanfod Sailor s Death Oil It. A 4row Or ___ ___ ____ i EAW %sk. Oilslsr. *aim Mishist Csshiletlss ad Jshsishs W* Vista Islet., Puis55tsutas Cliii, asugaget" gis"Iflegina vm* Pail, t. to 06116"M ty 50 the at of I. BUY! SPECIAL = 111M favorite obaapape in lb. at WOVEN CO1'fON GINGHAM PLAIDS EXCITING FALL COLORS + • 51 so C Terrorists Kill CivilIans, Cops [=band Slain W ___ sk n a • ____ _____ Is the -- 1 ___enIw'j Use + 51. 0 . -__ - - . --- - - -.-- - .ULr' - - _S.. r..-.. -- '- - -. _._.._._,._._,j'1 ,..."-t ._+t.__; -. - • - - - - . - - . - - -_ -- - •--- - -+ - +-'-. -..+}%- - • - ._--.-.t.e-a.'__wR,------.-- - - . - •..... -' •, --- .. 1'. - -- ____ --- _ _J_ - ;t- 1't ___1-4titli i i i iSti i Fl - I - I - . -. - + .- '1 I + + I . 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'': photo) who earlier pro. ,,7r 1 .1 i 4I'' fr. - I , 'iV' aentid a d.monstraUon II I. •: ' : . lnutformor.thanlO a'ssldouta and friends, many of them her stu11 . ..,... " S :t. dint.. Mrs. W. llopkfna (ii Pp '.l I i'., •s r. 4411-1.1 (top photo), who pro. _____ aided at the punch :\ ' bowl. Is shown serving r --" - . ,. L 1 1 I :, ____ ....L4,..5f .,:,4.%4''.. ."°ts from Hoflv' Hill, . Daytona, and DeLand. . . IL Mrs. Olsen Hinton was + . In char,, of reception. ____________________ (Middleton Photos) L '?31t l..abiI a I -.:--'- each rec*"d writ vlsI'.. + from KId4tat. Steel and Wire company of Jackieuvlfls. Mr. and Mrs. lIiadi,$eI at. _ tended the mesting. S UJ. cud production for the Year exceeded 100 million tons for the first time Is Mm. 1951. -t.- -. I . - 1"': st < I --)••c. r' - sad Mn. L. L Dens. liter Let Israeli Memorial $etbodbe Church if Enter. piles, were honored at a tel. lowuhip dinner last hiday Yellowing the dinner s short program vu pment.d by students of the Vacation Church School which oemits two week course en M 'I. I New Owners + .1 To Take Over serving tall EFFECTWE JULY S IJ, refreshments each + Methodist Meet + (/ • • Sit In Orlando j lyManausMI. The Sear Saks Ketbedlel ebslrues ci the C,-'rinn 8900001180, 54. am Chefitli. so" emma, are to most at bet* I J pa W&W 84 the ft* NOW :1 • d Iii4.k • +- • - f + -1. • I / 4,' - j ij e* • I'fl1t4l'I' Nuclear Ban Urged WAIWGTOX (UP!) Sea. Rebut F. Nenanly (D. N. Y.) today celled is the Johas.0 admIsIstesiles I. be. gla asgetIstIsus *1 sues en a treaty to halt the spread of the priest weapsue, oei1 -mete urgent this the war ls Viet Nam. at the E + ID . 0990(tv"WWWW-g . . ___ urAa-. A . S DOS • •. years age, after being remo. deled and reconstructed from $ former gruny elms. INTEREST ___ I to.. - •••- ': -- - . s-s.'. iAn •-o• giiwaa 55 flood1 Waters Slow Suit GREAT BEND, Plan. Sentinol. County Commis. (UPI)-Slowed to almost a s-loners were serv ed with no. standstill, the rising flood lice Tuesday 01 a damage stilt waters of Ut. Arkaissu River th at has hoes filed 1taiUt crept through this west con. the county In the amount irsi Kansas community today $1131280. on its most destructive pa th The charge arises out of the in mod.rn hIstory, accidental drowning of Joel Wilhelm, 11-month-old sop of Meet Threatened Pin. and Mrs. Gerald Henry Wilhelm, of 3304 Puritan Ave. ALGIERS (UPI)-Contln. uing demonstrations by studnu. Ea.lb,uck Estates. ent. backing ousted Pnesi. The youngster Slipped away from a baby sitter, and fall In. dent Ahmed Ben Sells and to a dralsag* ditch whIch was growing opposItion by many "moderate" countries today reported to coutals water th rea te ned the scheduled op. about 10 inches deep. The charges by the wiu. ening of an Afro-Asian sum. helms, represented by Robert mIt conference next Tesday. Slgman, ettarney, eoa$ad unfenced ditch constituted as "attractive puts. ance." no costs are set out as $150,000 for pain and aisr. hg 01 the parents, $1so loss of their sos's services and $21,000 for the loss of his es that the LBJ to Make Talk WASHINGTON (UP!) The Whit. House announced today that President Johnson would address Ut. 20th anal. verury misting of the Unit. ml.k debate today over a propoes to require districting In coin. ties getting more than ens senatod and repiesestathe under the SIsenator, 109. representative plan. The bill, by Rep. GaNg Stone of Eseanibla, mud desk. Enough lawmaker, asked for time to speak for or against the bill and prepos. ad changes to take severs) hours. - - -- The Senate did nothing In a brief morning session. It passed Its 58.senato, bill Tuesday and is now waiting - - - . - . -- -. + • - • - • - 'ri - •+. .-L4t •• - - the contest. In photo at right, Bill Lovelace, theatre man. ager, supervises, the eating contest, (Herald Photos) VANISHED RAPIDLY In an eating contest this morning for youngsters attending "kiddie show" at the Ritz. Andy Williams (left) emerged the winner in WATERMELONS Sen. Cleveland Backs '55 Plan to seewhattheflouaehssto offer. 16 stone saIddIstrIettag would kill his bill. It would reqiure legislators In the big counties to po from districts within their county rather than lensty. wide. Districting Is strongly up. posed by a majority .f lb. big county bios which I. help. lag Slots, maneuver his bill. + . Stone claims, without die. taicting, he has enough bash. Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. Ing to pus today he favored the. 1- did not indicate V it wan senator, 109 representatIve is- enough Se waive the vales apportionment plan Introduced a nd bring It to $ haul vets In the Legislature. Od5P Cleveland voted Tuesday fit the 51- se nator plan which pass.linad Nearly $0 to speak for, and .4 the Senate by a vote of 2$the dieteistin. 14. However, the bill faces tough sledding In the lions. amendmentpoposo by Isp, County Richard MItchell 01 laos, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - had tried "to do cverping in upset about It, I ant sorry ORLANDO (UPI) - Central "As far as Seminole nator Mitchell slims that and. The State Cabinet named I1137 power to contact you be- but there Is nothing I can Florida dairy farmers voted is COcirfled, the ____________is. plas-.would hi hr slIer" the iei*t's "sue th is inciting," and as do about it," Ferguson VIt5 meW: 4U-1-lJuà .fa riorlda.s. first said, 1baes•4,om endig the CSpsel "It would said. *ur,i Mama tfl.' regents '.4w. e'4m 1CW ,I-.d 9 this5 ..i.nd. He said ii was all oj ( the Paoelda - - Milk sure us of Senate seat." dent for Florida State Uni- member. had not attempted atfon on the basis ofasrit. Coniàlsolon by an evirwhotm- Sen. Cleveland explained, flip representation for 66 versity Tuesday, but Seem.to circumvenihlm. however, that the 51-senator people of Dade County to be If I meet my statuatory I must dischalge my stptlla. lug $21 vats here Tuesday. tarp of State Tom Adams plan passed Tuesday would &s.able to rote tow 19 Jeuso " onsibilities . s p me action meant broke a long tradition by responsibility, and you are tory re sure Seminole County of a members for lastanes while 'night Tuesday ulght, my senator even though Orange the peopl, of Lees 0600V seating a dissenting vote. Adams complained there the Tallahassee -msrh$i and Seminole would share 4 vote for Just ens. had not been sufficient time ests area s.mained under the scm- senators under the proposal. There were severs) for study of the Board of "Under provisions d the Ii amend the Steno U 55$mission's control. Regents nominations of Dr. one of the four would have ator, 109-House member prep Central Florida pradue. bill, I. Uroward Culpepper as _____ County posal In committee today. Ii reside In Seminole ens thus followed In the steps and one In Orange County," chancellor and Dr. John The taken by Pensacola area and Cleveland explained. "The Champion as FSU president, although It had been known A county animal shelter will man John Alexander explain. Northeast Florida area pro- other two Sonata seas would Lines run some time, these were the be constructed on land at the ad th a t investigation of oilier ducexe. be at largo." Seminole would be usur.d :holm of the gove rnor. Speaking as a member of old county home site. accord. such shelters showed that $2,. 'Tb. Miami area Is under a of we representative under Set UpAtCap. the Cabinet Board of E'Iuca. lag to plans presented Tues- 000 would be enough to main, federal marketing order. either the U or IS senator CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) Uon. Adams said be had not day by County Commission- tain the shelter. commission. A.J. Rusterbols Jr., a eon. pin& Members the IuUenaI member of the milk *en consulted on the norn- crs. The county home proper- ers found that the county aid stinter Alliance of Theatrical Stags nations but felt that a close ly is located on U. S. 17.92 he. no other land suitable for con- commission from the Orlando Emp!oyes Unlos set up "54 corking relationship between tween Sur and Five struction of the animal abel. area, said the Central Florida Permit Issued en' picket Us.. at the glue IS Cabinet and the Board of Points. tar and without a clear tille had no alterna. A $100,000 building permit to the federal spaso t,Ity Regents should exist. The county plans to con- to the land, the Humane Soto their action U they has been Issued to Howard. again today. It appears to me for some struct the necessary pens and clety would be unable to erect Spencer, Inc., to construct a A spokesman at the Caps wer. to be free to 1sne làe appointment of Cul. enclosures and provide the permanent buildings. meet tha new grandsts+at at the Ian. said, however, that all bit $ pepper has been preordained Seminole County Humane So. Commissioners In d I c a t - competition of other produe. ford-Orlando ICennel Club. few space constructIon v.4 'ad has therefore precluded clety with $2,000 a year to ed that at some future date or areas. The Jacksonville The structure will be 01 fIre ors crossed the mucking to relationship between the service and maintain the they would hire a county ant, area producers supply about resistant concrete. It Is part Uses. ioards," Adams said. mal welfare Officer who would one-third 01 the central Thor. of a $ioo,000 major expansion 'lb. picketing, which began pound. Coy. Hayden Burns said The now plan Is subject to work under the Health Do. Ida milk supply, and Improvement program at Tuesday In protest over a oUt men were eminently the approval of the humane partmoat or the SherUI'u of. Counties Included In the am the dog track. stalemate In contract negeihs. ivalLtled and that he could Society officials who had orig. lice, affected by the vote were Bre. me county also has Issued lions between the uslos and lot understand Adams' die. inally requested that the coon' After the shelter Is estab. yard, Citrus, Fisgier, Lake a permit of $1,900 to Southern the McGregor • Warner Cs., isnslon. ty deed them a plot of land, fished the commission is ix. Marion, Orange, Osceola, Polk, Gull Utilities to remodel the was not Intended AS a strUts Board of Regents Chair. plus the use of a panel truck peeled to put Into effect neg- Seminole and Vowels. Hit station for Its sewage to stop work at the Caps, so. nan Chester Ferguson was and $4,800 a year for operat ulatlons requiring the Inocula. Rusterbohz said the commits- plant off Grapevllhs Avenue cording to $ spokesman lion and licensing of all aul- Ion "can now sit back and lick ii Sanford. The union. ilso obviously unhappy with lag expenses, Its wounds and eventually do (darns. He told Adams he County Commission Chair. sails In the county. Adams Opposes Regents' Action Commission Voted Out By In Naming Culpepper Chancellor Area Milkmen + -v517Ifors • --.-+ + + 1 + - ... - -- • AnimA Shelter - -• Approved Sits Picket . ,. + 2:30 p.m. EDT. It - - - - - --: I ZbethlngsIt -eanbeeido." These, he uM, are to pmfact producer barn, conduct - --- .1 statistical research and dir- 1 Im serves the citrus industry." 11. said the dairy tanners now must ban together to ect advertising campaigns, "much as the Citrus Commiss. + Challenoe Ives ++ - + - , - ad Nations General Assembly In San Fra ncisco Friday at 5•,- ., - - $1,000 to pip for a new _____ _ -. •: - to the.e contributions an. check for $400 was re01' Opry singer, formerly Uv. d Is Sanford sod now isolde, Easter Sea) Camp is on" cently presented ot the Jo,. In Otta ndo. Test I. ached west 01 lastsad, was pre- estParkSchooltabelpdder tithe lacird N.,.) Mr, $15. sented Is ee,L at the expenses at $ physical these. was first opened about five + 5, BRIlft cabin at Camp Challenge, the The rsstaaM en Wed.p.. TIne.n. Plem. $18 Camp Ford sales are busting out sO over, breaking every sales record In the booki Ford Fever Is sweeping America. You can catch It from a single sideways peek it a '6 Ford. Try Ford's ride and chick your symptoms. Does power ow from your to like power from Hoover Dam? Do your ears hear nothing but wonderful silence? Friend, you've got It-Ford Feved Congratulatlonsi cv es - through the Reapportionment ftew.0-080 County Fac Cajurl Restaurant and Cock. Lounge will bs closed for Indefinite time for remodel. lug under new management, Robed Hancock and Dominic tate. Pattatucci, former manager and manager have ammouncod. John Yost and Mrs La. Verse Clark, who have bought controlling Interest In the establishment aesoeac.4 'fuel' day that they will be closed several ereeks" M redecors. toe. Mrs. Clark, a former Grand Mossy Pri §Iraddock was is ehp.rva of 3. PIlls. a Capri Closes; -I Kr,, Csrel Emanuel. Plc, Play DoihaMoy, and Mt.. Nlchey Nets. Mrs. Midas Robert Adm. Pill, Joined Aerojet' liv, newly appointed ada. Mrs. Made Winkler vu superintendent for the school and teache rs we re Ulu Doris Faber, Mrs. Ralph CouU.tte, e G eneral u executive assistant to the president Is the firm's Washington office After his retire ment from the Navy Is ir 1162 after 40 years of 144'vice. vim By Mrs. SItEIS Hans • • fr.qusnt 1sItor to Sanford, has been appointed chairman of the board of Asrojet-Gener. al Shipyards at Jacksonville. • I'15W MIflI5T5F * e •5 9f you HAVE money we want it!" "It you WANT money we have it!" Dinner Honors I Sa nford received recogul. tlopin the PlnhghtsofColum bus News recently. The U. tlowId. publication, carried a picture of spellin g bee award winners of 81, Richard Coon. eli No. 1357 In Sanford. TALLAHASflII (VP!) The House exploded Is fury Takes Effect have you had Impaired her the Atlanta merchant said. a Certificate Ad Starts Feud Cods 82771 ZIP Committee by an 114 vote today. But It hit the floor, with a lorvl bang, causing an avalanche of proposed amendments to pile up an the - and a $1 cash, award Phone 111-3111 As Tax Cut - T1 tary of vu Speaker for this awards meet. the boys vet. Ing and 'r entertained by Chase and Corn. Pony ethaaMdatadlarrM , Daytona Plan during which ;a-nthrb ?Ijrrath r Mixed - .tiite seer.. guest agriculture, Requirement l.a. 5i. to ...w .•a ..,ru.. est. to recoils and a am KAdaL . Sales s OM Districting "The Nile of America" , against the Communist north today but the main weight of the American bombing offensive was felt in the south where scores of planes hit Communist positions. Fight. rig flared from one end of South Viet Nam to the other. The raids on the Moe Chan army barracks we re the third In three days and sin. By Usitid Press tntmatlonal phased the importance the Tbo sluhing of federal ix, military command attaches else taxes spurred sale. In to the North Vietnamese ansome a reas but most trier, say training cente r. They S Echelberg.r, both of Sanford, Form Degree ** y..u.. are attending the newspaper section of the Seven th Annual High School journalism InsU. tut at the University of Flor. chants across là e nation followed Tuesday's raid on Ida this week. agreed It would take mon ths another barracks only 80 .5. before the full effect of th e rule. from Red China. Beautification will be the tax cut I. felt. The first ra id today was main topic of discussion when Effective Tuesday, levies carri ed out by a dozen 1.4 th e Retail Merchants Division ended an such Items as hand- Skyhawk je ts escorted by P1 of th e Greater Sanford Board bags, wallets, lug. cosmetics, Crusaders. They dropped It of Commerce moot. at 2:10 gage, jewelry, furs, p.m. Thursday at the Chain. graphs and records, phone. tons of bombs and raked the radios bass with Zuni rockets and bar of Commerce building. and television sets, musical g millimeter cannon fire. S.. cameras and Pilots estimated th e IS-mmWe won't reveal the names, Instruments, film, household appliances ute raid destroyed another but those Involved swear this and lighters and mat ches. 10 per cent of the complex. actually happened: In addi tion, the federal tax Before the Communists The other day a downtown on new automobiles was could recover a second wave Sanford merchant stuck his slashed from 7 per cent of a dozen Slcyhawks returnhand out the front door of his and the 10 10 to ce per nt levy on ad with 17 tens of high *xstore to so. if It was still rats air conditioner. was plosive bombs. Pilots said lag, and someone dropped 50 room cents Into It. This Is really eliminated, both retroactive they scored direct bits on between five and seven build. building LBJ'a Great Society. ta May 15. A survey by UP! showed into and left three In flam es. S S Sandra Ellen Beithorn, reaction generally mIxed. in the bitter ground tight. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B!. "You isa see th e difference lag the Communists carried n,or Bullhorn of Oviedo. Is one here" said a Cleveland auto out two determined assaults students named to th e dealer, remarking on inersas- only five miles from Saigon of Dean's List of Concordia ad sales. But across the city but were driven back. They Teachers College, River for- a department store spokes- also returned to the attack Ill. Miss Bullhorn Is pie. man saId ft was too early to on Dung XoeI 60 miles north paring for full-time service In till, of Saigon where the Viet the Lutheran Church.Mluourl 'People aren't going to run Cons, attacked again with right out and buy d ia Synod as a teacher. and automatic wea. and fun," be add.d. mond, mortars pons. Women drivers are danger A Washington, D. oust .Ws. not all their fau*I. parlmont i store reported no Heavy fighting was reportfrom Thu Thud l'rovhms Ose lovely lady we know here sIgnIficant chug. In sal es, 400 mIles north of Saigon In Sanford had to pull off the whila a spokesman for an Atand near the boider of road and stop the other day. lanta stone saw li effect. Nedb Vet N.m Seems her mascara, eye ha. knock + "Tb.7 did not ttle the en, Lash lengthener and what doors down to stint buying," Receives Slate on the St. Johns River * t uS Debby Dalton and Perry P . U.S. is. S. this high honor which was gil. on in boys of the more than •,000FFA students ln the state. With the degrees the boys received a certificati of mliii .1; SAIGON (UP!) . i 1 4 L7 1 * - I.S. Navy planes flew deep WEATHER: Tuesday, 65.90, partly cloudy through Thursday, scattered afternoon showers, high today 86.94, low tonight 68.74. Into North Viet Nam tc day and carried out two bombing raids against t he Moo Chau array bar- VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Estatilished 1908 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 219 racks 80 miles southwc at of Hanoi. In ground planes and Vietnamese troops killed fighting more than 200 Viet Cons thgalong rapidly on three ma. Jon projects - the Sanford Plaza, Commodore Apart. meats and Cable's new addi. lion. Enterprise Boy from their po .;: % o'clock. Aix of Sanford will bs host to the Chamber of Commerce group. A motorcade viii leave from the chamber building it 9:45. The Coffee Clabbirs will reconvene In September with là. Naval Al, Station expected to be host. ard wet the only two boyp I : Last summer meeting of the Coffee Club will be held Thursday morning at 10 it Seminole County U.S. Stores Two Bombing Raids _', Things are bumming In San. ford. Construction work Is go ST. AUGUSTINE (UP!) - By Red Cross Much to the surprise of the During recent jur4la train. bat rations by fishing for di g o he of Nombre Its' A special ecs! in lag by the local Marines In broom. As Sgt.. Robinson Pull' sergeants it was determined The Mission Saturday It Dice claimed m occasin the Deals National Forest, ad a string of bream from U of the Semi. WAS board of director, ' e loon the largest depository of Span, some interest was generated the *tsr and started placing County Chapter of the e mother of 43 Ish th Florida historical docu- note Into the sz.rclsu by native a one pound red breast on to become be suakes. American Red Cross will baly America. ments In the stringer, the aboy. moe. wild USe. replied, Father Michael V. Cannon, held at 3 p.m. Thursday July Benton Sgt. As eating Above are two of several oasis was observed was not covered In the historian of the Diocese of SL ' n the auditorium of "5' snakes which joined the tsr. fish from the bottom of the "This Augustine, made the claim at. • classroom." m in opposition to the Ma. stringer, Orange County Rod Creil - ter announcing the Mission dais. As Bgt. II. N. Beaten had acquired microfilms of the Chapter. Bumby and Central (left above) sad sit. A. Rob- Cancer Drive Short Of Goal famed East Florida papers, Avenues, Orlando. L Inson moved Into their am. There will be a joint meet. has perhaps not yet contrib. some dating back to 1505. u.ns Ritchie By Mrs. bush position, they found send their money di. Most of the microfilmed doe. lag of the boards of directors Volusis Cancer ut.d, above West The six foot ratthat the ument.s are administrative pa- of Osceola, Seminole and Or. masks had decided to use A ssociation is approximately redly to the American Can. or pars of the second Spanish ange County Chaptem DeLand Society in short of Its annual ocr thee. Palmettos for his amcontact 1783. 1821, but purpose of the meeting will her. occupation. Helen Snodgrass, bush position. This diamond goal, Miss donations In some date further back. Tb6 be to act upon a proposed plan chairman, area Enterprise floe. mailing g beck was th4 possessor of has reported. are reminded to Include their documents will be kept, along under which the three county • rattlers. to Span. chapters will be merged Into Remembering their recent She requests that anyone name and address In order with others relating In the a single Central Florida Chaps history relob-Florida may area that the proper con. BY oft Mae arris training, the sergeants d.cld. In the area who was not tar of the Red Cross. Mission's research library. The State Farm Degree, ad to supplement their corn. tact.d for a donation, or calve credit. school seniors In Fit,. Farm. era of Amities, was awarded to Howard Heodersop, sou of Mr. and Mrs. CAllenderion ... of Enterprise during esremos. Ins last Thursday at the State TVA CcsnitlosAsdhodsali Daytona Such. Behest Wilkins of Labs Helen, also of the DeLand HIjb school Chapter. aadftow I hold , at £J5SPO17 ,,sna on House honoring Mrs. Anne E. Luke of Day. Wu• I . .I . . ***,) 6_ - S To Be Talked aJ% •-a 5 in Ocala Wild Life Joins Marine Maneuvers • ,A u.I"; highest honor gins to high #• -a 1..• _____ A RICIFIION was .. Most Documents 0 . P Merger Plans Mission Claims rat and conviction of per- F*46 "a W1 Bang 1 55=Senator Plans Hits House 'Oth lea.., of many nations for over. AFP said a group of about throwing lisn Bells. 300 student' held a rally In - DU8TT flOOTS RIDING Association chuck wagon committee of Mrs. Michael Cosby, lift, Mrs. Howard Lloyd. Chairman, and Mrs. Otis Sjob. and cookout. 1cm a= shown discussing menu for the club's next trail ride P for a summit conference. form and heed of the new Reports reaching Paris said Revolutionary council. anti-coup demonstrations were A statement issued by the staged In Algiers Sunday night official government press sir-v. by small groupd of student' ice today quoted Algerian For. screaming "Ben Bills to sign Minister AbdsIhazIs Bou. powerl" The Trench news tafift an urging Afro-Asian agency Age nations to ignore "imperialist4 , said demonstrators Tnamed efforts to torpedo the June 29 through the streets chanting confermea here. praise for Ben Bells, banging Boutsfltka said the new re. on cars and demanding his gIme has received the backing ' - -. 1' - ThefundwuNeSSdith' .dbyBo,mIeL Smith, of .J - :- . - * - • - -'J, + . AIUR (tYPI) - 'The front of a restaurant at ths mill- University of Algiers and dec. of Algeria's new I Bella aleld orated $ portrait of regime with flowers. wide support for the coups Thise bee heen as word . which ousted President Ahmed Ben Bells's whereabouts sine. Ben Bells. They urged Afro. stni wiisn he vu deposed Asian leaders to come to Al. by Col. ifonirl Boumedlenne, • glersu scheduled Next wesk chief of the Algerian armed "horse ''f51 L e Bella Out In Algeria Coup B .. . .. . : Votes Horn L '' ~ ow 1. .- I - i. r'. r "r.. Page 1t-Ztms1$,1U . nua form a strong organlsatlam to ' -- -- + - +. - - -: + .- - • • -- -+ - - - + -- - I - + - -- - -- + - + + - -- ',- + - -, - - • pricevars. .. ". + + MOSCOW (UPD..-DIplo. matlo sources said today that c_ia laid., Nikolai V. Podgorny, a Ukrainian con. sidered the No. I ass In the Soviet Communist party, has _ .+ - •' + 5 • - of - last month. Sought Gunmen MIAMI BEACH (UP!) Police wets esaiking today for a sed w in than gr made their getaway aVir steeling $U0O0 Is Jewels ties $ seôi,eat, boa, Is a dsyllgh$ tebhsq Tuendsy. I - 1 QuAuffone of the []for fo owing and you [QUALM]foranyof lh olhmI ll Red Leader JU -. camp, by asbuis 01 lb. plot for the summer seslop, . 5 I ,_.. I Seminole County ! Sad Mrs. Appleby said. "We are so gratetni , . 1V' Peat President ICesueth W. many kind people of SemIs. McIntosh sad Mr. and Iii,. ale County who have aide Harold Appisby 01 Sauteed these gifts to the esap I. presented the cheek S. Paul help the crippled chfldres of Murray, camp diveeter. this county. One of the greet A chick for $1Q was needs .f the camp Is for a prtod ties Suter Seal dryer. During lb. rainy amesstrlbetlsus plus $141 In ions such en we had last special gifts 01 amity sill- week Is very difficult to keep that had he __ these youagstera Is dry $EMINOLE COL'TY did its share Sunday toward the building of Camp dselgnsted let lbs sup. clothes." she addedChallenge, a camp for crippled children wi th contributions totaling $1563, Irohv1i wets Anyone wishing to costith. hom the Seminole County presented by Kenneth Mcintosh, put president the Sanford HInts-I. a* for ute money toward $ dryer in Easter Sos! CouimItt.o and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Appleby, chairmen of $100 and ens tram No Re. asked to contact Mrs. Apple. the drive. At left Is Paul Murray, camp director who accepted the check. lazy Club for $41. is ktls by. McIntosh lsat right. .(HersldPhoto). -' referring I. the peMy ci ;S•.•. . 'S -+ :- - -- - oth er __ prevent "chaotic___ conditions" I Build Your Credit Where It Counts + . New or Used Car FinanciaL. MajorAppUanceLoans • Marine lAiRs lAiRS . • CA JIM -- I S + mliii Ash Fli Ralph J..iM - Iho I - ______ FLORIDA STATE I - , .1,f V ..+.. V - + + - .+. - -. - -- + ...--------I.li:• -• + ------ - - •------- -+ • ____ ----. 1_+ fr-.s.a __-+ - . .+- _•-.-++ - U V + S + -• 5+L • + S -; • . + .• • _____ . - - _•--+ + •-- + - -: j_ =_______: T r_ ___..:1'- __ ---., I- - - . 5.. + S+ + -_+, - --.-' I.- + _I_a.- gamp - - • - •_• + - - ,.; :1 - .-5+.ir --- - \ I f% - - �I S I _ --— -pa,s I - Jun. 1$,, INS ft D ow Vu ----on — QUANiuTi stow" USSRVED PBICES GOOD THRI! 1111(1 21, 21, N 0 Vilm Taay On e X dkare Stand Mental Health Research Drive Will Be Launched During Year DAYTOWA BEACH - A and education In mental major drive to Increase fin, health fields blgbilgbt.d the onsing for mental health is. agenda for more than 40 del. search sad an lacWU.s car. egatu. lag for the mentally ill, will The .mhpasls on greater be Stan" during 100141 financing will *sea at t_. by the Plsrlda Aseoclatici levels, Lowry, if Tampa, not. for Mental hulk, President ed. First, from eiuz.ns to Loper B. Lowry reported. contribut, more through their The decision was reached United Appeal or other fund 81 lbs 0anu4 hosed meeting raising agency to finance 51 PAlM last w.ek.nd In more research am education. IJoptees Beack who a is. Secondly, local gov.rn. view 51 progress in research monts will be encouraged to Include mental health We. In their county and city health departments, I. bettor seres the mentally Ill patient with the most modern op. preaches to this problem. tacO. Shoppers Find Good Vegetable, Fruit Supply quated flnsncsd te titul. We. mental health has ranked sixth, en. salk sad eighth boundlb. other health easseu,N jy commented, "whIl mental health SimilaR the number -1: state a4 asHiest health POblem PAIR 15 an ergislastlsu .UIbO Flo" ci pro. 'bust mental health w.rk. 4"a4 volunteers, Interested In a mittillyU3. 5115 of lbS ___ l Hncrutci I 'eg. 39. • 2)t Can Thrifty Meld Pirlisit Pears... 3/ 1.00 ..303 Ce. aa, /150 ut .. i 2/3U..12e....Nlbl.N Z rn • e • 6$/1.00 •3O3 Con Thr$fiyM.ldGmes Limo leans 6/ T. Reg. 2/390 I VACUUM PACKED MAXWUL MM I ASTOR COFFEE COFFEE Rsp. $70 l.fo. Con UQUID D*TUUNT 1M* I wills $L.dverwoo Now Wash In SuM Water Slecktipsadlsi. P.g.2P0. 44.5. 1$ .00 Rae. 3f470 Tab Carnation liNePesed Milk e • • 7/$1.00 2/370.. 124'.. Thrift, Meld Julce COL GATE Tie, Rig. 53o • Giant 39 .. SWe ls%OA Dwikln Stix . . 190 ip 2/200.. 414is. Mdtlss cut Peed Treats. ...4/49 10-ph. loby Ruth, uttetf laps,, Pesm Per Candy.. ...39$ r TWICE ON IIVNDUDe OF TTIMS AT $1JPIR.Xl - - - - - LIGHT BULBS Fuses Is 151st this lies IT #_ - I0,ThANDIOO WATTS i Lunch Meat 59$ Pizza _P1. 69$ 49 Sausage 19$ I" . Von Hobart's Sauerkraut 39$ . . S. u.scHoscI CHOICE" baby baby girl, Lake Ikian; 115n. rid i. Graft, Delary; Mary .1. mIIA. fl,.,ii. City. - ..,_.. ti.. . ge••, -- --C. June 1$, 1001 / 1pisb4, Labs Mary. AdalsilSsS June 22, 1151 Noah W. Cogburn, Shown AdmkWm Haney, Robert C. Carter, Melvin Wright, Susan West, OP Zutha F. Ross, Dan Yates, UIIIs Buckler, Linda MarshMary Mend., Tracy Butler, all, Lenabelle Jennings, Samuel Donna Ord, Clarissa Moore, Day.., Brockton I. Bunnell, 19 Carolyn Boatwright, Calvin Helen Carvawsy, Lucille CalDavis, Sanford Marl. Loser, Istro, Laabundi Donya Harts. Dellary; Sara L. Toucbton, field, George Bryant. Alice 0 79 Lake Marl; Linda Gleiy, Appling, Georgia Giddeus, Maitland; Mary C. Merritt, Margaret W. Coburn, Ann ChLhlum, Md. Peacock, Ban f ords Mary o. Sean, Anna I. Stern, DoBirth. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Touch' Bary; Dempsey Carnes, 0,. ton, Lake Mary, a boy, teen; Edith Owens, New Smyrnal Laaq Griffin, Titus. Discharges Shown Haney, Frank las, Richard L Grover, Harrison Blrts . J. van Burger, Claudette Mrs. and Mrs. LeRoy Co. Brown and baby girt, June burn, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Chandler and baby girl, Alma Mrs. Donald 1.. Peacock, San) $ boy. Cully, Charles Sennett, Lewis Dbebarsto Alexander, Rena Merlock, Blanch Pollett, Vs I. via Gwendolyn McIntyre, Nor. Gramkow, William U. Hat. ins cart, Michael MeCardi., ett, Sanford ; Cyrus Willard, John I. Steed, CelsiUs White, Chuluota; Yrlida HITtnii1t, Pauline Coeby and twin boys, I.! DeBary; Panty_ S. Smith and Sanford; Marie Loser, Delary; Margaret Benjaminsos, Del. baby girl, Worth Orlando. June 9, 1001 toes; Irvin Johnson, Fern Admi5.151 Park; I C. McDonald, Lake I " Paul Crews, Cecil Penefi Monroe; Judy Jacobsos, Pus. Brown, LeRoy Tuckst, 1'i dlils Mitchell, Betty Turner )tartlndlll, James W. Ander, and baby boy; Lssgwsod; son, Lucious Hughes, Brenda Roes Doyle, Osteen; Itspbsu Wilkins, Newton Kuksy, Ir. AI&Oab., Titunille. 5 as Young, Baafod; Herbert 0 Olsen. Deflary; Margaret Karp; Doyle, Lana Turner Turner, Losgweod; James Ardlt, Columbus, Ohis, O wrthe Marries Again MMr. and Kr.. Walter Mar. tlndfll, Sanford, a gM; Kr. ARLINGTON. Vi, (UP!)and Mn. Thomas Doyle, lake Actress lass Turns, was on a secluded bonsymecs today Mary, a boy. following $ quiet marriage Discharges _ a Ernest Hachobone, Silas- Tuesday sight Is West Coast both Long, Jean Jacoby, Fled businessman lobed Ist.. It Thompson, Annette Wiag was the Hoflyweed stei's and baby boy, William Dot, sixth Marriage. ton, Jani. was Moors and The double ring .ee.sesy baby girl, Elizabeth layton, took place at the Aitlngtcs ' Betty Jean Jesse, Irvine home 51 the geum's psiesto, Button, Jimmy Lee, Psi retired Navy Cspt, sad Mn. V. A labs. The M5*s. 51 4 Yates, Maine Morgan, ford; Dorothy Wade sad ha. the groom descrIbed the wed. • by boy, Norms 5npf at.d ding as "a simple, quiet sets. baby girl, Lake harp; 0. C. many." "The bride hebed redlut," Rushing, Kim.. ski ispoited. June 51, 1151 Approximately II et.si AMIIacI$II friends wire p. suM ILavinis Alliader, for the Powell, Lydia Crawford, El.. tonfl wedding sad the us. Po Is. Riding, Sybil F. W00011,csptlsn whichwere lellovs4 Miss $ utreut Willie Lawson, Alas John- T1SXIITIP 44 dress .1 peach It.lIii lass son, Charlie Jarrett, over scat aid fun silk. Barbara .7, Dames, Char. ft VU __ the__ =_____ marriage 151 lanIcs, Claudia Hall. for Silos a $d.yeasield is. ' Sanford; Voaclhe labia likeecntise who baa has a a.. NORM; Nor" Oldak.r, L.ngwood; Judy Unsaid, Oviedo. _ __ Chances Slim Mr. and Mn. Terry Law. CONCORD, 81.1. UPson, Sanford,. girt; Kr. am A New Hampshire legislative Mrs. Clyde Jobless. Sanford, cOSmitts5 Tuesday dcies$.4 a boy; Mr. and MMWilliam a aesrere of sithoris. $9 hire a Dames, Sanletd; a gut; Kr. O ci lbs pcusd that and Its. II. Wools., las. ford, a girl; Kr. and Mrs. the charKes Of 55N5 were Walt., Turner, Loomed,$ n red .asó boy; Mt. s.d Mrs. Aathsuy Oldaker, Losiweod,. boy. Foxes Stags Raid W4G$cZJUI0 ligi eud Cszoly* lestwnIght, Care. (UP!) - Fuss addedthe VW lyn WLUIs.s, Brenda Wilk. field kitebus end lbs Sepal las, Agatha Pattotss., Cbriw Counties Now her. Tlssdsp U.. I. Berg sad baby bay, and dragged off 10 pamds ci O Is... Harper Williams. Lye- steak Inteaded far ut dell Gobbell, Marjorie Moose, peel, L.1 0' LambLI ll Rib CllOpS..u91 Loin Chops I Shider Chops 71 s. oioici im U.S. CHOa LAMI U. S an'a 2 INULAR 01 LOW CALORIE CHIK CANNED lOFT DRINKI NS AU 20 1 CAM PLAIN OR $W41$$NI 11001`11110 L& LAS IjI o. • W SIUI Delsey TISSUE 2 WL 19 milamm £I'1WSS$ &5LflrM Is Amsi'Ica's Faste row stm cuc TRIES STORES TO RERVS YOU FRENCH "L SANFORD FORS lAOS CHARCOAL IRIQUETS 2 FOR CANS HAIR SPRAY, II OL $110 SIZE AQIII I 9 LIMIT (HWY. 17.12) NEWT TO WVlN.DlXI1 - PH. 122*170 U N. ORLANDO AM I NAMAND 6 UWY, 1743 141ST TO WINN.DIXIS - PH. 147717$ 3712 N. Pu41111us RD. ORLANDO NEXT TO WINN.DIXIR - l'U. 2154570 - UNITS we 0l'FN MON. TIERU RAT. I am-40 p.m. SUNDAY 11 A.M. - 8 P.M. 00114 moorls tm ftt* "~Am~ 430 or& 715 EMIt SIZE IAN ROLL4N DIODOBANT, I OS. in 2 1 FIN 1A11V 4tT V: 1 4 1 DUM Afts a. 1 Nja HI )A ' ow JILI(4 BABY IOTTL! EVENFLO CaspIst. S ix unit IIIIIdiig elppls, alt U. 1*01,. HIAD& I - 6M -,BABY POWDER aousou a ouissu - I. - _ *NI 5131 on ft shaker em U. Ma. • Sfl snne....-fl.See..e.nn..e....'•__p•g RAPID SHAVE PALMOLIVE $5915! msisludssd. $14 ax. blush. 7k uw an. C 1MM MI 00SS saw K1911 kaips 10111011 sisal, btss* fresh. 71e 11111 ..S__S....fl..eflp.flflttfl. KOTIX tt_1flflt*efl*1 -' III JEROENS HAND LOTION SAlTIlY WUI$ 'a 4 14 -. & - - POUDENT DENTURE CLEANSER SID. on WM .... Will famous haM sarI, 114 si. Sk Un semis .03.0 41 ...._a..r.n.ne.S.*__tt_•fltS•• -. •- -- - inn- ., LKIR ROLLERS FAMOUS PI,511111 PIuS. $1 lAILI &ari, uman Th — ZVI - 4, -• •'' * Pr - •tMS -,,, 0 ' TAMPAX ECONOMY PAOKASE VOl HAIR SEWING LOTION fariula. $1.51 his. Rigular or itand4s4u.ld ._- ' _- 1 .___._Iu,,t.,_r.fl____,..iIr$ Breast ...'.11 u.soioa Ground LambS. 39.* Saraney Signs For More OO UW6SFOR II' VALJI 10 Fewheaps wills Tim.w Pla.sdils ,...e. I .5, Pip Swmluid Preds Pith . Isp. 390plsp. Plhthury O,s,vysr Tess seas wooft in S ALE 1 WORE FEIL P. Snyder. D.Bary; Gaines, Carl Williams, AnneIXCISS TAX I Albert Andrew Teals Jr., Lake Marl; Humphrey, DIana 1. Priscilla Mitchell, Longwood; Pred S. Bobbins, Ida P. Camp. Edna .7. Stewart, North Or. ben,John C. Brown, Betty C. DPVT 2 lando; James Rob,rt Haight, Flamm, Jcbnnle Mae Ramp. PRICES! Minnie V.,..? ...A. 11. 1' IIMI! ten. WaO4I Pildeaux. -.---Kerr!. Proctor, Scottamoore. Joy, )Iausuh Baker St., Mane Thompson, Claretha Sal. Births Arthur Cosby, lay, Be..l. Anderson, Norma Mr. and Mrs. Cur. Sanford; James T. lab. , Sanford, twin boys; it, CharlesStaubiti, DeBary; SYLVANIA Mrs. Willis Moore, Sanford, Vititnia Stowsil. Enterprise; nis • a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Man Merritt,Geneva;Bren. wizitUngton, Sanford, di Stevenson, Lake Macros; DisebarM Patricia Susanne Wing, Walter Grady, William Till- Mr and Mrs. Wlaaa Cart, man, Willie Robinson, Sanford, a girl; Mr. sad Mrs. Spears,WilliamPoPe,Forrest Alfred Anderici, Ii Bryant, Jose S. Allan, Bob boy liv. and Mrs. James Hall, Harris, Jobs 8. Parke. Nor. girt. ma Forrall, WWW Lee son, Marlin I.. Magee, arSss Jan11 Jr., Pat Kelly, Joyce B' jttjgton and baby boy. baby girl, Charles C. Cnklin,• a. Ford, Sanford; Betty Ann Smith and Ruby Wilson, Sanford; Con_..._._._•, seoee e a DISPENSER leg. $3. 14b. pbg. Cup sleni Pwr*f Pak movers 5 I HOW SAVE lEO. 21. EACH Rye iread... 1$ 310 Thompson, Joseph Oliver John. Wilma S. Young. Michael Mc. eon, Sanford; Johunis Hughes, Cardle, Stout L. Iloblnsos, Alibi Stafford, Edgar Shier, Gary Beverly, .7. Esnaotb O 0 Li S. D. A. p124M.1101 . 6/$1.00 Cm~ 6 no 14 Iaif Uw5eee Johnnle LeeSanders, Fred • Rip. 23o Elizabeth C. Cosby, Dale Pa,- son, Delary; James P. Ben. lick, John Brown, Juanita Gil. son Jr., ak. Mary; more, Janis Ma. Moore, liii. Muller, 0,1.4.. JVNI *1, 1151 beth Long, Hens Merlock, 'MGM Nationwide IIiJ 0 3 1' . • 2/29.. dCaunt MR Counterfeit Ring Uncovered O NAPKINS R Rag. 430 Each - Pints 39i UrnitlwIth$Lsr*rsrwoo TOOTNPASTI , Notes WIllis Barrett, James Wit. burn Anderson, John L Bias, Ad. .ilm. Pat A. Whlttlngton, Valarl. David Whit., Donna S. Ord, Gramkov, Willis Dennard, Sanfordb Gunner V. Thomp ____ KLUNU FAMILY Cu d Wda All • 49? SW 0800116 P.bt$sIoi sa ft 0~ see. unea,. sends, — casse. ,.ss.sea sesp pils IaicSI b 'vs. neuron No.11,_as w Ise as, sroa, rs.seis. 5ii84 Cteo FN__ Pati s RusSell, pee. a'So, ensssbsees males W Cask. -—— June 17, 1001 ii. erlali *.t. 51 beef will be good supply bâi. resalet sad slel Irofi' er.frysrs are agallu the top Paul" bay. !s are piciti. fat. Other good choices ale (UPI) - Part .m'd pink salmon, fresen ofATLANTA what appeared IN ho $ aid fish pestle.. fish ssl, tionwids, sounterfeit operation ii aasivasd In Atlanta Tuesday. ____ Tb. M aw"a ass wb. Inc Paul IdonUiledhlm.slfu Duty Gress alter be attempted Is travelers sash ceuatsrtstt kusasy, £1111, Lyle .7. was administered the salk checks similar I. those embell of ys.onllstmsnt recently earlier In the day it four ether aboard Reconnaissance At. Atlanta banks. tack squadron Three (BY' Following a eommwdestlen ceremonies conduct- with Sin Prendacs, the PSI Alt)to e4 In tu stile, of Colt. Iwre learned that siallir Brian R. Brown, commanding chocks were cashed loudly and Tuesday In Los Angeles, Sires.?, who ,e.enllated Pbflsdelpbta, lost.n, Now' for Ms peas, Is married to York and Chicago. Attempts the former lies Margaret were she mad. in Baltimore. Bernard of Charipla Pills, Abeuth $211000 worth if Obk*ilstheSCsotKr, own trirsiere *ert. sad Ire besph Sammy of turned up around the esvntq, Newbury, Ohio. They teside according to the PSI. asiz$$asatla Dr. in Sanford 'It look. lib. $ nationwide wIthetr daughter Dawn open"" .sM Zsp.ph S. Ponder, as PSI spokesman. Karldt. Sammy is Assigned t.the Gr.ss, who saldhe was Cs. Air Primes Ship sd was nadisa, sttomp'ed to cash formerly st'ulrd to BYAM. thus ccintenfeit $100 leak if 1. Is Joined *VAM4 In Or. Amorka ka,sle,s sheibi q$ tabor, 1004. Saranay has bees the 10th Street Bruck 51 Ibm as active duly slice Xovs. Cfttsuss sad leulbeen Be* .berlNl, -- W •UW -1t0 AsHlNGToN (UPI) wisk~ i..' supplies of giraUyflnd good esrtato seasonal fruits and re(etsbles along with plenty f poultry sad some meats. Plentiful fresh vegetables incl4s èsbbsp, corn, cucuM' hers, green', lettuce, onions, radishes and tomatoes. Plenti. tat fresh fruit taslude bananu, elistalespes, times, peaches, pluas sad wa rmelons.. t.rmelou are especially plea. I - LL asser N WASHINGTON (WI) - $3? mOtion In surplus food ed with Calve Ia October, tack en the U.S. Imbasay In Nasser's aid to rebels In th. said a. decision bad been Officials gave these details: -Cairo has stepped It. as. made on a $21 million VAR -Nasser has promised to sistanc. to the Congo rebels. lohn.onin a tan. sales t the Nasser realm.. inst. Thu lsa we susocad. Cairo and burulni of the Congo. tious step toward better rela.' The food Is the final IiiThe three.yesr food agr,.. I supplemental food request. I compensat, the United States -Washington believe. vs. utlanniry foflowig a Information library j tions 'wIth lb. United Arab stailment of a three.yesr series of anti-American an. I November, shooting down .f I mint expIre. June 80, The The State Department said I for the damaged library and t cent statements by the Cairo Republic UAR, Is reinstating I surplus food agreement sign. lions by President Gamal Ab. I a private American plane, a I Stat. Department, In an. I there had been a "definite ha. I Is providing rent-free facIli. I government have been mod. December speech by Nasser nouncing Johnsons decision provement" In relation with ties until a new building I. I crate on lb. Ar*b.Israefl Is. del N.i..'.governmcit. I sue. fles Included a mob at. renouncing U.S. aid, and Tuesday to mum. sales, Cairo In the past six months. constructed. Priiald.nt SSW TOIX (UPI) - The 370.13, a flr. topped only Pull y.asg 1W ci lbs twice previously by the medi. Am$ua Medical M.edatloa cat grow aid that for fan (AMA) votn today an how to yeas. advise lb. nations doctors to The rapost, disciesed by behave toward medicate If It AMA ptsloes1y, was .appe. b.iornIe law U IlpaCted ad to cover "expenditures In IciI tbsy boycott? Or on' Connection with $.gWatlon in,W1e loyally oppo.. t.reata" to the ftrst quarter Or Just sit tight, swallow this Year but actually, accord. lbs bitter, pill, sad hops for a lag to AMA sources, reflect. ad sprung to lbs previous sw,u'set? Tb. AMA rsprs SOS. quarter. 51$ physidana-, about TLS of Mets than WWW ci lbs iw the chatzYi total-who be. tat west to pay Sw the AMA's W" to $4 date and territorial advertising campaign last fall is a.wspop.ru sad on uteri. associations. Its policy . makIng M5.mai sicu sad radis, as the merits Muss. of Delegates was scb.. ci AMA's own health cue plan. abed to bring out for debate -which It calls sldsrests-.aa "is Its rspoct'oe resobu. opposed to the adatolstntiou's, JIM cetalug *udlcu.-at plan for hospital and wslng MW sine ci which advocated born. cues. a loclal Security pon.psrtklpslies, a boj,colt, to br'it for Mom over IL Even while the ufu1acs 017 such law. • in Washington Tuesday lb. comaittas as lsgWatloa and AMA notified Congress It spent p1ow ala1.s Was bearing 4.. sen tbsi'$,IN to lbs first bat. Tuesday-before retiring Mae month. of IM lobbying to writs its rsa.mmtiOftiee— about NI oldsters sweated to agilast medlesis. The exact figure reported to is.d.grss beat as they plebut. the 'Clark at the House, In ac. Id on the sidewalk ci the ourdanos with law, was We Americana Motel. J 965 23,1une Page S '10 INN.o$Ile e,00e.. ec. ' -4on- •..i•-_•- .. • 0IAL HOME PERMANENT PjLT$ MV rE %" hair. $1.59 VAIW. - BATH TALC u*vis a sumss 1sipsitsdtaIcumIu big 1Is&SalL Ykan. IlLOft IL 11 NOl$IWI$ 5=1 ii No 01110% 1—_I Slollt iiiii BALLS uiwIsovTva------------ l 5137115 "W"P*big. SF. YAM Deedidiet T.. aeresol can Ii 4 fragrances. IN. ifs 1401. AIR FRESHENER bodet. Ut1tySew Wstsima Zun i . PLANTER'S COCKTAIL 6% SL 164 2 I PEANUTS fNI SILLY $OAPIATHTUIFUN sup. It blouses, *spss.'IN. Aitiiil foam - 'U WL VS.., MOP J.LLL4- _- 1i - - -- — _--- -.-------0..- • ML uui:i 11103 $1.59 $111 P' SCOOP CHAIR 0 - - -"JCKY RUCK BUY OVA FAW W1 4k WTI 0 -•-- �- ---..,- .- -..'..- 4 4.; -.-"----.------.---:--- ___-__-.__ --...--- ----- .:.•. - - ------- T. .• :use it Ion David Selinicki Famed Movie riuuu Cigarette iIJIILL .iri!L,, er, Dies (UP!) — The .*.11 Way a5i'uuResult hO praise Di rid 0. $lslsk, maker if on de 0se With e Wind. whe died Tuesday it a boast aflaek of IL his dii" CaIN 5irU• latlaeb.wu ready torst,gn to Hollywood Is attempt " methbeg .lgncsat." a whet, his close friseds and .. tieii, lillit.. 414 HOLLYWOOD .vvw .uy * * . . - klek was hushes in the eee of his attorney, Jury Bran", Is Beverly fIfe about 1 p.m and wag nouncod dead Mt. sIsal hlespital. Ise die. t5i ripened he ssPs ITUDY of the Bible and missions was featured at Forest CityBaptist hurch Vacation Bible School for fifth and sixth grads students whoC wore tauvht by Sterling Copeland, Mrs Glen Hubbard, Mrs. TM On and David WhIldss. Showing three of the arthiss mad. In crafts class UI (left to right) Cathy Con, a jewel box made from loilbon sticks and trimmed with shin'; Susan Copsiand, $ thr.s.dlmsnsloail picture, and (Herald Photo) - lay 8tr1cWAi4 & checkerboard. Alabam Attorney General Declares War On Klansmen I acute coroasry scejijsi Church Officer Revealed As P7 USItSI Prose tersaUess* Alabama vulff peglstratlan Alabamas attorney gsis.rsl laws AS TMnot adequate at all. dssleted war ,e the pThz o May of ow laws are fixed Fugitive Killer XIas Teisday, ceiling Eisa. Order be jt.,snt 8" Set InIrma neal "haMad killers'. • .. 4 ,otIsi? N kited I. em dinord" poles. a answered ers, $lmhmosd Flowers said In Mastgomety is ottke bad op.e next USd14115 tot 5575?flQt seed a full layestlgatlos .1 th mised to pr... Klein, which be said wee a amA meow three p.lttleallly pewtrfhl argaidia. Kiasarnen tadIctsd Is the slay. go With f•t SITS SISbOTI lag if Rn. Viola Gregg L1. than the 15 Al,b, rights wi,, usuilly tlasted. _ Detroit. following a vol. Plowsis, a frequent critic of ts March has sehm Aidam Gov. a.. w led Uffele. hal NNW,ka4 erlticlpsd to — esdedbeadaidlecb,djunyaM a mistrial. VAIN ___ thi, be free meJauns just ____ ___ ____ • Comes To Defense Of Bags' Honor PORT KYUI, Via. (UP!) —A I$.pea,.eld ebureb officer AM "I., . abiding eltima" wbe fingeepilata show him to be a festive murder ap. psrestly plam be tight extra. ditles I. O.ergla. Charlie Kemp, a Port Rye,s resident for N years, was In as automobile seeldee$ resent. ly, had Is go through the hi. mality if being beaked Is the sty end bad his tings, pilate matte the PE Is L . , £ "' $ . 1. : • ,. ;••• . . . , 4 ' . • I . - *, " .. . ' i '• '- * L' at - , I... iw.w.? • ____- was IouospesIsd to the hospital from lb. at. torn.y'i office by ku wife, I Acade*y Award wisslag tmu iftwor jam Xuason Birdwell, f4ma, a. rectlwifp5bMcIt for 5ii. Rick, said the former "bOY WASHINGTON (UP!) — asked, also carried $2.3 billion woodet" ad the flim Industry The Senile today called up the Iii OpS1$tla( finds for the had told back and "wanted to 41am. bill to reds.s use of silver In Fumi The House Apiesi somethIng sltnffjeant with U.S. eolns and western state To Committee .,i senators were not to fight the four-year extension of the ad. epast "Us had talked ministration's fced grain price measure. ' .. Administration bill would support program. It would eon. The ° eliminate sIlver In dimes and tI*ue the program through quitters and cut the silver IM. The alet preminaut f half dollars to wood moths ashen express. cent to 40 per cent. New per Vacabsu li5iI .4 shock and iorow at dimes and quarters would be BOW if $elznlek's death. vUb made of coppera base between •uu.a "1 am heartbroken at a a a layers MWI" said Samuel Goldwyn. a usnuwiCu 01 eelsr Iisekds, aiiI.ni Far bee alloy. nickel copper "1 bare lost a dia zj the world at motion picture. The sflVz state .ni,T7l .l has kaot a ftillesdill, W. by Son. Alan want I. saiad the measure to eel." lout 40 per DuTy! P. Zswk, piseideut pioridi for st es and quar. if 11th CenturyPox udios, slid, "this Is a rea l shack $ lets as well as 50-cent pleeee. Mi. He was a groat bleed el libie said be was not stir. sIne, We practically started joyed at the prospect of uedic. l5lIlb. 0o was ma if the hg the silver eestsst In as, "vastly lii. Ii SIX top producers esiae, but that It Coin Bill Sil Faces Senate Fight - • • 'iM • U • • ford, said this means a is. dustici of 7 per cent Is tol. epitome bills January 1, 1908, and a one percent reduction each January 1, Until the ends, tax on tel.. phone service Is completely removed on January to I.M. Shedden said the January 1, 1904, reduction will save communications customers nationwide over 730 million dollars annually. It will re- "Iss" was a"" 84— 111"Oes.congressional Raw VON W111111 no WWI." Other t mail or . I L V urn. imu,5 ___ a VM VQ lip* MAICO_UA(O AID1VI Is. *10,0* C UA$0I. eO$IULTAII? W UI SAUl AND AflUAN U8 wk so* on,a Wo "a ammon 6006 Chamber of Commerce point. ed out In It. Weekly Business • coupon * '... have the Sanford Herald r ' - • -: to your door 1 .,- •.-_ --.— -------__ ..•_.____ . ..---.---•--.--•.-._- .,•- -.-. .--•----•-------- *. THE BLUE RIBBON LABEL MEANS U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF AT FOOD FAIN 2nd DIG WEEK CNOICI 11se CAMS CAN CORNED BEEF. STAMPS 0 UP 660""064201 IVies CANS. SlIP 01 P011 SLOPPY JOELMS.S-.IUI.H2L'I 55 woo svs 9OO.................oi $201 ! CLING 0~ LIII f : ,: * FRUIT COCkTAlL....m...,...5I1 2,100 STAMPS \ k CAMS • piwiappU.CIAPURMIT '.,.*. CW.ICI Idea CARS : t - GARDEN PEAS.UD.H......O...,..JI$I • BONILISS t&s CiN 9 MOLASSES ORTOUATO SAU " IrIWI k.ns,1Ol$l • for Only - * - 11 BONELESS ROAST.49 BONELESSSTIm sm69' c uw BO IIIIOW QUALITY LIAS GROUND B11L3 a. •. / • • • I £ • - U.LD.A. CHOICE GROUND Oft PIECES PRISM BLUR " Y OU R CH ICE! j I C I FFEE ~ • AND DILICIOUS BlIes. LiAI alr LARGE W DIIP &CH$"$lZI Itl 11TWllIPtT"LIMIT4 In" L00OI Mal. Oran In Project DOS CURE STEAKS LETTUCE 2 HEADS 29C WAUNTRID FRIM APPLE ' .3 *01 DISCOUNT NEALTNANI KUTY AIDS BATH - TISSUE."....79 a. - SIKID WhITE IAD LYL 2i35' 4 $1.2P 11.1$WHIRl LISTERINI A??'•" '°' : s.s... : JUICY CALIFORNIA mssJcsoauha.1..'s $0* % S -aa still. P115*4 FIRM RIPE CARTON 'U * IAC DUST PANSI&o shie I. luiprers @died health !YFiT"iT— U.S.D.A. cwooci sitSIl$ CHUCK ossowil.*i$ INGU$IIcUT$UFIIAIV ii asomow ZOne "Awl sS tom PSOSIC' 4 C SP ICEBIJRG CALIFORNIA 30 Teachers .emaval* = Sit step a armlit Thirty Florida NVl $$OPTI.PLY TAMPA teachers Ineladieg lee O'Ra. as if Altamonte SprIngs, b. gas a summer Health Project . be Teacher Vocation at the 3P YAWS. ri.a.TIC University it South Florida lest week. The project. directed by VIP Pr.foeaa, Lewis 0.011. )sy, he designed Is provide ill 2/Us • RAURIRT NOZIN AWT teachers with Information es - MilaWITS suuu ITIUN ssssr.reaas.. ti.as i vasommoovae CENTER CUT lii SMOKED PORK CMOPS.ii..US • - Irii J* • I O government. In Florida gain. .4 14 per centdosing 196$. 44 AM stood at $1,731,800,000 at year's and." PU WRU • PRIER KXTRA the same as the national increase. Cash And security governments is Florida gain. holdings by the state-local I •I O 1 9 ceicu , up 0 0 ROAS U.S.0A. CHOICE ENGLISH CM (or • Lg • BEEF POT ROAST!69' Its. CANS .CIIAM STYLE OS WHOLE KERNEL P • -' * JUICE DRINk.w.es....,..........51I TODAYI collections figure In Florida compared with an S per cent Increase throughout the na. On. "The state-local collections In Florida were made up of $6*0,500,000 in all types of property taxes (up 4 per cent); $777,800,000 In other Was usually called consumer taxes (up $ per cent); and $860,900,000 In fees, licenses sid miscellaneous general pevenue (up I par cent). "The amount the state and IS local Florida was greater than the I amount collected and came to a grand total of $1,927,. e. 400,000. The difference beand expendi. twoenrocalpts t. $304,200,000) was lures partly supplied by the federal government and partly by borrowings. "Outstanding debt of these governments In Florida to. talad $1,547,900,000 on July 1, 5 per cent over 1963, 1964 ' it" cat PICK UP YOUR IINGO WOK AND PRIZIR SLIP PRIZE SLOP CORNED BEEF HASH..3I'1 It lies CAN$ 9 HALVES 00 SLICIS 100 STAMPS n 0~ C30 11 OAST * IIsICANS 10,000 STAMPS CLIP THESE SLIPS TO HELP YOU WIN! governments spent daily 11 7411 PARK AVE. WIN YOUR SHARE OF INISE PARIS "An eleven per cent gain over the 1963 fiscal year was registered by this state-local this LB 8 BIG GAMES Review. IIMONL....912 'ci -. 39c POPGOL W s an lbs The Uff campus her erlestatlos sessions the past week, and Keudsy (June 11) they begin we weeks it field work. Be. bwakw trim the University Is thele hiss *$@skim teachts will Weak la the lecal itsti health dspestmsst Is Pon "vita p~ M magabse • " ' in. elude it hhh MS wellue •jisa evileMs Is the.. thek .l.ri% shale fa 41'w sail—s if an said s The with hiss ales ,IlI meet situ it MS Ad MS u_EL, weltese agendas Is lees. it whi sk they sap ipus Is bapieve as udiul health ps'em. liii NPI$I ISIIIT INP A $S,..., msutas CAMAY SOAP_ NI ? L.PI LWYMN I IVORY AP VU .IV'NAP i '*' 2/2U 2/330 4/290 M30 - - ZEST ZEST I BITS_With LAip$ 2/250 OXYDOL -------' '1tL - ...-- - ---- 150 37d TIDE__ 350 150 CHEER vuiu — t 370 JZ DETERGENT mom Iv- iI F 70 150 DASH. I*CtIA$Y7SS1VNf SSTWAIT.U1*IUISITU UVA SOAP ia PTNbsi ItWI UN PSI 2/450 INIFT SIT T5$IIYIIV ogler I. ISTI A INAgtI INIIT11SIIS ANN? -2/330 IVORY SNOW 1551Y stiw a SNITV WI RAIMN ORRAD ' earisy elvaimir toe UEH AIIAKS LIVII.TSiIIIlR IT'S S TS 5 ILY - IUVN CL1711N UPIN. 11111W Nfl 2/3U IVORY FLAKES_ IVORY SOAP - 011114110 some R""so" ,._u,—.e, so .w I. . lem list bend it lbs MS6 Il—il hi VI UW ,1 EJJ •............u......0I 00 WWI u1* U $ put Notice, '°l" Legol Notice N U I S Taxes and other revenue eoll.ctsd by the state of Florida and by local governgiants together totaled $1,. 619,200,000 during the fiscal year, the Florida State -. !Y NEW LUCKY STRIKE lLTtNS brine R I Is : 25000 STAMPS S1.6 Billion Collected In Florida Taxes - ;ji delivered _______________ lI aA phone subecilber in Florida. - -, F annually and will mean an at Weekiagles for $ resUme dmL was Be! eel Ii be a fugi. _ avoslespestthe the named Hvbe,t lastly, as. nporw to o epsmsnt 15Iels ask. .srdla to pollee. '' of lights Sadao is" in Ocergh., aftlelals said mast proUfis Rellywsod ' House b(flwOSldgOetifl e?$SIs," Viewers said. they would wake ivory iffoet merle makers, bit "Gone further than the lesate sees. - PnIae Alabama Cfrevit ledge T. be extradite lseliy aid terse Wlik lbS Wiad" sta nds Sot U in aid bar any silver In halt RMtsr XMV LONDON (UPI) , Wdae,eaal Worth' Tbasgud, who pauU him I. eaue tbe v-ain4sr if by Is, the meet dellsis 'the admin ist ra tion re to the define. if the 3e.tls ad orsr the trial at RaeevU). No Iaiin.Thdy said hews. uS ISIS hid a itIj *esis. teglelalle bosom tipibe*e eestrues,sy k May. -said Tuesday that a sentenced be life In pilesm tee "Who -I die the esly thl1 if adi on lb. 'gevern. bieh ds,slopsd when the eel ti4sl for 0" &onsy, W4. the aurdeeb uses, Gail "d as 8W %mbOn Is Vs- Santos rspift dwMft SUM reek '1 vet king, we- e king, 11, ifliuly would be bold I. D. Osi.p, MS awarded msmbehlp In the gept. 17. esly ems wash bilore escaping Order d'tba British Rapt,. Both imp" Wizard Rabat has the P$hb Ceenty jail be Rude be M. $s pihur. Lsht.To.Woitt The A1L 'raid an Academy Award cio urged a Senats labor sub. $bales and Alaboms Greed VMs Ialgb aid starred eomIttee to repeal seection Wilma was asked be the Dragon Robert Creel was W- in hWM eel! Tiesdayj Floods of Cosmens what he Available for in4Iat. .qos- Reap u "Evorybady, hers the lels Clark Gable. It stands Idiot the Tstt-Bartl.y Act thought of awarding the mantes P'$owen' atotiwarte, treats me nice. Iwast Is stay ma if the 114k.. his ot whisk, permits stat. "right-to. eetsled NIL for export but ZlsaatkIinIy Ma15M' here. Itrest God will ft It.' "as1111111. work" laws banning PiftieN. The Beatles, who pby, who defasded Wilkins, se. Kemp, married bus be 1044 TO PA G&W 111011" SAW stop. An-cio bets btonght. *flUoas of dcl. "ad Flow,, at "liekI'ig MA now a grandfather, oper, 10- hed Is MR" 00 ht MGM Dirsetor Andrew lire bets BrItain, received for a helt.r job." sled a grocery for awbilo and hive p dailIes tight said such laws had eatsed tbatr awards this iimaee in She salient was treasurer if a Pqtls aseft "a Bar other. sssstk. GXWFIN G4.1 This saiddle skunk. sir" "We have been &lng be oseepia sity Tuesday olesed "1's net goIng bask. tin go. Apprepilatleus: The lime the pesee recently .f a veryhe awwome peels aid ysuth lag as. 0.4 kasag,' Reap passed and O.st I. the limit. eosldsrable number eIes.wIngss,15b, said, "limo teAs bats trouble a $4.1 billies appropvlateas awards and hosots at 611 Nurses be latigril' them. and It ashen than weak. Put Wadi it lbs pseubreker, bill, beeludbeg $11 billies fur £1 _______ 1Ie3S $10401110431' to' upirt Cbksgot About IN .1,11 It hrough. v.aw M of maafrlad's eidset knows, peblic works projects throughun$eu," Wilson declared, rioIs dgmeadmUft mairbed Pelic. Chief not Vadeildfl "I" u1ile*MCS3,*to$,NO out the coiatry.fle measure, "I think and Iwould hips ..schyhsUaasIaTusedsyte said he had boowi Reap for years ago, a.eeidiug be whisk provide. $111 alUm $ese than peeMemtJQbneos the house would feel the protest di taste segregit$* be II peare as 'a lawobidlig IacysispsdialnhlMSes. epeeW dIatom be the lest Mio ,io. Theis Was as eltiss." two bests lists for aulh.. lailduete. U £emp.rsbesus WsdIt$s to the export trade Is leSs. Jackass, Rises Avtharfthee whim the malls sies 55 for. thing èhlek Is I. the good it Tuesday denied - .borg.s that sally, the sitter appuesty the eamiry and shows veew ures4 elvfl rights, demose. Will be is the Up of jolaW ii$IIen of thos, who have bees t,st.rs wets bebeg d.tiIaSd 0. Is$es Puma .aiidsg fireigs carresey." in "eouce.tiaUes .aap" so. no Pill"s abeister did MS ditim at a state bus aestem lb. Beatles by àae .om.d. About $04 duaii- Drowns In I4ke be his wmarhs, doten resai be the sea. ORLANDo (UPI) — IMA opeeetkss eSSI$aaSd today tug a Idyssr.old boy who draws. Legal be tah. Irma sheet IS Notice .4 ediN southeast if heN Mo.. alminsi 1* twU ttaut V$? day. P esewa avnsviis. vasvvft.r The thdI Charles Packer, remsaa in acm rem sass. a, ci sassy 5555 050hiT, •54 wee .wIaaIsg with a psug if Sr SOS? 1 JOSM I1OWMID MIC*56 5, LU 515$ Sr CU? thit yesagotug, 154diag P155$$$ft, * as Older Itstbs sad a pssug. 'I. NICXSAW 10D$T Ia 50005* ra MAST icasDyl or .1515,, when hi t MS.. _____ D.fteaait. 'S 0 MoalKL 155 flATS r ve.saw ', 'TMPDA TYOSISI 5000555, ' ROT W. lkLAfl( 31, *es*Uts either 5657 S1ADTI IHCKMA5, ____ shins, Attack $gadros 11 Is shown IISTATS PLSSW* M FUMmI Notice I ptoso lest knows sddr.ee TMID* TVOM$I 1000. .1*11 to J Td.FI the s111• UI I/ DSTSth7 OUv.e, Sal', whose last ksswa it. U f0n,s.$ Dsflverp, Aviation Costrol mire i ri'. 55Sk dries I. 58$ Pales. DrIsa s.u,w..& bilk Candles avy. Haucock ..nUst.d In the I Ckari..tos. West Vlrala. wpm HaT1iI Ø A •uw o,miatot bees flied aasle.t roe in t. A Swore Complstst kettal iune $ for a lzyssts. ' II. at a% H U. K-PPY-Nal rw in U UinbiYW UI .sswuyu i -'—rw skew Sea...I her, Se • whire he attsudsd Jaffersonville Hl Ssheol. Msaoock Is wrlsd to *& foemug Ms to Detoitast, see TRRD4 TYOPIRS I In LAW me these se be ea aM 555, Deleaeat. IL a of atotsltwoysnunlcsl*tbsU.LNsvy,. reqqlr ___ i peer welto ui - Is eases uO Ifli veer written 15 fat 1*1. to the Ic any, 5, the *,mpaI1 seas, and fa ll er..1 en.. beret.. aid to serve a dayh 4I Na . be eel URN M emma as be bust. 1*TS V IAI1I11 SeChW$tk, k I W Sb. ('li I aim __ goal" cisas Is .1-I .. aessuoto Ussety we 104 to I • annual saving of about $14.50 for each Southern Bell Tel.. .4 - iFOOD' duce telephone bills In Southern Bell territory In Florida by about 14% million dollars • WV PICNICS I ger for Southern Bell In Ban "' t$ TO $ LI Sill * _1411 • . * bill which gradually elImi. sates federal endue tax on local and long distance lel.. phone service. Bob Bbedden, local mana- "' - ! THE WEEKEND. quantity lights reserved. President Lyndon P. lolao "AU I said was: Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I'll sat my hat." —rr -T Page 5 we bee signed Into law the The commission said ad. A stumbling block between lieu.. and Senate agreement vertlaing was the e h let was seen, huwever, over a means of encouragin g young provision to bar the Federal pe rsons to begin smoking and regulated. Trade Commission rrc from that it should requiring similar warnings In Many congressmen felt that this would usurp the powers cigarette advertising, The House version calls for of Congress and that regula. a , permanent bai, against Hon of advertising was not such warnings while lb. Sen. warranted at this time. PAPER HOWUS, song book., and pictures painted on wood were made in crafts session Forest City Baptist Church Vacation Bible School by 4k directift of E. i a'iUP$Ofl. M15PiY. ui a r swifl. • Ing some of the Items are (frosst( from left) Peggy Copeland, Tad Bow. er, Darien. Beckley, ad Patti Con; (back) Tim Simpson, Karen Mlllan, Kelly Norris and Sheila Crawley. (Herald Photo) - j i - New Law Due To Cut Taxes On Telephones ate bill would forbid FTC 160- Legislation to require health tion for only this. yiasi. said enatorl sources Sou warnings cigarette peck. .ge appeared tod*y to be itiottgly favored their version headed for some tough iii. and Well not likely to 55TIS aloes between House and to the House pun when the bills go to a HouseSenato Senate negotiator,.. The House, acting by told conference coantittee for vote, Tuesday passed Its compromise. version of a bill requiring The controversy over a the 'health label'. Like lbe ban on warnings In advertla. measure passed last week by leg was touched off recently the Scent., It called for a when the PTO announced It label reading: "Caution: cig. planned to begin requiring aretle smoking may be has. the warnings In advertising on July 1. ardous to your health." 'S' • .wo diSClOSe. WA8flTNGTON (UP!) — 28, 1O5 - * I PRICES EFFECTIVE JUNE 24th THROUGH BaSTI VentS Jun. ;ii — I. . Warning .. - - - - .._- • . - --' _— •' ' • . �T -[ I C.. ! Indians Now Even INUkeing Believers . Of Fans uid m* - 4 • - - , - - - • - ' de' pop" • '-'Sii4kei... on Stadv a Allmr.s • by kM ad I koow I echo Los Angela. 4, New York I wIN skis to IWPIN the bait peslid pie YIIMISs. mast. tow _____ __________ I kaNa pld1IuUI' else INS whII I II? to bit hst.iV' , I45554 -' .t ..• be to - dl Mu ,ast to ask. this s's lbs - Mist serdel lire zh NOW, the crashermosial ever, we're bIMSd Boulder es., Is about Lab. bead Is the wield's we be a Well seeftelo a mIss Ie Mi 10 lest Iarpitmsamadeb.dy.4ws ed lpuiIj. doep. toe. 11* kM qualifiers Is. -- --. -. lmyCeb,in.Nrn POW Petersus,*, a.4 Say )latchstt, Ill, to the A division. Tb. I dlviaki baa hubs Ylsibse sit. EP.I- lag the sasty pass with a Nile. aid Disk Dims MINI wkhaswim at. '1Jr 'flfii - an _ 0 / Teats cbaapieushlps toumr' lag a opa,klthg victory over - - - P"W to the Ralstooll-Lee. krq meeting, third-ranked p. Denials Adele . -- dWp..s,IthsIN/* Sets to' lekeed by Iawry hithit with a MI, $15 be an liii. MI, III fe, oft lots" - Islet 115,165, lu - V w tins Truman of Britain in a so. ecnd.round women's match. Ralston, the top-ranked play. ii' Is the United States and PETITE DEBBIE Davis will represent the Al. tsmnonte Twin. In the Seminole Little League Queen Contest. She is the eight year old daugh. tsrof Mr. and Mrs. Jam.. Co Davis and Is shown with her brother, Steve, who will be her clib wets qdA te polmod beDs that hsr basilica always Sarlier this aosth, with an CANDIDATI FOR TUE IsminOls Little Les. that aat ien]d eys spe M.4 she suM be. AlL franchise assured, the a gut Queen Contest from the Altaunonte Seas. to to big hisses mIl It leDi Ouly a prier sslagemst pro. thorlty hesdid the plea of tors Is 11.ysar.cld Cindy Pinnock, dauibtsr of Itself a Madhea. uM.d the baseball- leaves NFL Commbslonsr Pets RbMr. and Mrs. Thomas Pinnock. I.e official is. Busty a year as, the Ma. from chasslug their home islie to wait until his league cort Is Rsggl. Gilbreath. Cindy has $ brother diem sltestle. kuhol pel1, Ire a Mllwaikes to At. bad a chance to discuss Atlas. on both the Senior League and Little Lisgue bleak. fists was 23,000-soil hats this years The totality Is haters deciding on a tenant teams. Giant P'l.hd but .wur Georgia Not Nat1u1 and A*sdsaa for the stadium. Authority Tech had as IM..l1.. of allow. Seetball losgess are both, woe,member, agreed to wait until - 81111. iftel tem, on us be the elly. _ - Novalmlitter By 'Fitz' gnites egion N ne July 1. __ . --- Carok Graebear of Beeek. wooiL Oblo, who head Chris. i - ba.eruanlagsi sp.edy Daisy ct the bestles this summer. But and Doule Smith's twhit. TMIj prov" the whinks Tog Was she'll be making a full-scale ter oye Sadord American tally In the Georges Tops Sanford league debut In 'is, Moves Stop Closer o Throne Legion Post 13a doubleheader sled, stole second and ON with Orlando Poet mi and dashed boats us a passed last night Intl set up a first ball. T place showdown with Orlan. 5mlth fsasd ala, also In seeded fourth here, thJursd the Georges detested Sanford Oced's Iredley was the Pint Tedersi are to a s*. khnitzlers Sanford 1msh do Post 242 tonight thumb on his racquet band Atlantic, 7.5, yesterday after, wInning pitcher for Georges. sad-tuck haItie for the r. tram a N 1etcry In lb. sight ....era,. •iiuC&O, aim cap,butb, last Friday and was a doubts -now to move closer to cap. In theUftleNaUoualhasi i . i...... got $ftj.ots -up ful performer. But lbs 32-year. tufts lbs Little American nIght, lb. Iaeontstivs Esgi. Strik es ot and walked tour as be burled bitting help boa his team, " s. old ace from Bakersfield, League pennant tot il's. The aims edged Html Isk. ite a 2-1 openIng yletery last mate., Calif., proved he was ready magic number for George. *irt.r,, 14. Doug Mailcsow.Harold hel*s Plttbd f' Qui night at the Carter Street field 31137 filgglas and Colbert te Enough • Tuesday when be beat Rich, right now Is "2," with four ski received credit for the hit bail and was bsebedvpby in Orlando Tbe borne team each had two hits and *. ardion, ci Dallas, Tea., 15430 games left on their schedule. victory. He also had a good excellent fielding as Pausing Dick &holtaisr, was iiIiu scored Its lone run on a walkBrooks sd Sires ualesdedsz07.02 Only one of the five Amer. night at the plate, leading all Lumber beat Chick N' Tat, stitaging set lbs strike, l Ira bias blows. Brooks' and an error. Ralston and Ashe led a 1cm Loague teams have been baiter, with thre s RIekSlr.s'doubleandaaln. smashmsi als0fo.tWIpi.. e bits lass Si In Cl" Iaasoftball week Is lbs Businessman ' contingent Of it U. S. players mathematically slizulsat- asay times at bit. ' gisbyTim Colbertgavslan. IIIIstd SOW Owns * 1-1 I' Into the second round with four . and that was Sanford At. With Chase already baulal $51105 it Pineheret Park last LsagvsatjstLsss,sad,ame a. mark In District Six play, in "ii lb ford a run In the first nd Yanks still top by the!r firsts lantic, a. they were beaten h, liege. .bamp1."lp tack. night. Tap bitten fit Passing up with the "" side pMscia which they are dlidIng Jmg tot"jj road contests. yesterday. .4 away, the hiiIs..i. sad e,e Glenn Splvey with three team against the Rex Liquor s1 Frank Thomas, crew has a Making first round debuts to. hits; 5tT7 day were Bill 1100g., los An. I mark. The We ml. salisd. Great %vith Iwo Na 0&& 111W It About the only Wag be Broad Coverage sweep - N off DANNY SHEA of the Casselbsrry Mats Tarn Team will escort Clnih, Coleman di hter of Mr. and Mn. D. C. Coleman,cand idate for South Seminole Little TawtIe Queen 'loft' '4 j,,, pury of • . team Is escort for Deborah old daughter of M, and 5. 14. " ."' Both: Selea, against Dan eads, Md.; Bill lAmolr, Toe sea, Arls., against Colin ltubbs, Australia, and Herbert V V - lines, ___ 3111(101 21*0111 • Maria missid title against Tense losaks SI Tie s day Japan, June night's doubleheader with lbs Ilk. • " .!ll I • • ,. • - - . ______ ,.• - .41. chailesgo - - ______ a IJj - .,.J ___ L 1 ___ . I t-t4i • - at a :., -. • Tinker, FAM, am will boom bat Prank ales had giving his all for IIL1! with a as Ia-ths.pait reesdt$pper. 154/10 seatinsis 1 -' virgu fr •..- •s1iswhh O?1$IIOPOIIIIIMIIMS4 for McCraekes 115)4, adja.ent to : -'- SOUTH SEMINOLE Little League Qisis aw testant Is 10.year..old Vicki Smith, daughter of Mr. and Me.. C. B. Smith and will represent the "' Longwood Little League Braves. She ii pair. &' deal of ' .4 on th. left with her escort, brother Richard, casting system kkissm " A V SIU$flUP __ 14554 T011 ) - w.1 £ e C*bmbb Broad On the right is Longwood farm tam's repm mutative in the Seminole Ifitstle League Queen Contesk Shells Denmark, 10-Yur4d daughter of Mr. and Mr., Gins Denmark. Her escort Is sports, announced Tuesday that CBS has signed a Aw Ziwanis .......,,..,,... 3 1 wrenched finger is Sunday In hess (Calif.) State Mi year contract for inclusive DUN Clam. Chus $,17if, Rotary ................ I I while Mantis pulhid $ lag do University XILIIU_ IN television Iwo the aese! her brother, Jams,. be) was the star for the Sinziag to,w the ray leelbal game. tin muse), sliding Into hem. plate .1 today is difiSiSil betters hits sad Some real liscorlag Games ';"' ' CTOWU doing lbs fourth Malig SI vs.CPOl Tsi, lbs vs. Xlt Isas ab eased Tom Poster had as Inside the displayed by both the Un. pie. Tuesday sIght's 44 nightcap WAML "k g park horns run for lbs hoe. Ioschabl.s and the Wart Hogs burst Park. victory over lb. Athietici 'Z ii 'TI C to lbs Sash match ci lb. night t'4T j ' __•'1 0 in'itu NAIIOI4AL Neither star predicted how but It remained for the Un. 'The Xi 4RtFW . W a Intake home the .1 -msin.dundefeste Inth.ma. .Y. Chase ................. 15 3 boson with a three to one . .-7 First Federal .......,.*3 Maanhit NCAAgobiibaisplosubIp.. ondhalfof Chunk League ylt Got" lASh (UP)-.WuIl ' $ ess A select field of IN young COfltPStitlOS 67 "WNW the fer a good 157/IN sad Suddy • - r • . • Moat Csmsts 1 14 and 10,000 astm shiaplil -' be Church .4 God .4 Prophecy, Welch cburasd a cool *10/505 (J'.A4! sLL!i. Quality M" Homes 2 11Ron Clicks ciAminila uald *1.7,thaaksteabjgeight-ns bothfor the uistouchabl,,. " Gam* Tatgbt: quality vs. French star Nickel Jag sixth inning. Nick Constaa. John Jernigan found the s -'-'-r' --4'•S V HIS P'frst P'sderal,?, alit, lie!. "must be the limits" to *in this W MIch tin, was the winning pItchs. range for a 315/344 ina n effort e MJS?-'i-'--' 11011 pa, encounter over I,, sprawls over 4,554 their yards at Top bitt.,. were Trod Gihit. to keep the Wart Begs close U muss at *si near Parts Is. Hshitus liSle Cs.Uq Club. 1. With lose bliss BID Cele. to the pace. M" AURIr$74 • -0 w t night, Juy holds the midd eoaá. as., Jimmy rape sad lid • L -. Y' . Gaoroa ....,13 i relord in 5:110. ASIO SPACE SAGE..' a, pm, i b&. Zinard with (brie NO each. CardsGetVezendl • •. ___ C Sports Roundup ___ ' ___' - - €' ' -flu •• b •' •' - - - • -' - • - ' - • - -- -• -. - --, - • , ' -' -- . ' - .• j ' 1 £ --•"" - - • • - ' • Florma, State ......... so U very possible the ism Navy AW Dogs When you need manly., brood coverage of Hi. .iir. ket, your advertising belongs in the heavyweIght msum-.the dolly newspaper. b no other way Is it possible to cover almost the Setol ni.rkstafl at once . . .ln oilngt. day. Other ad m.dle tebe time to acsumUlot., or "cums" Ihi ir roodi. I pith. av.rogidsy a newspaper goes Into 57,3% if all U.S. households and Is read by 81% of the adults, men end women alike. As they go through His I E '-S ffØOM. j - • -; - - ;'•r.2-: '- • ' i I' ----:. -> ' *f.W' •.•' - - - . - - th th Cowj •' • .-y':-- -. -• - - - •. -, -_• - - plo You Know', • (He games scheduled today) Tuesd ay that the best was SPICIALS o - - IIJErath - • RVIRT FARRE . - ' . ' •. • - . - • - • • - •. - , - ------- - - • • - )WflNdfrpi$'OWb1ll u*y a'. speolal ___ IIISO idiuIS, ad brASS li to No*Flads- I 11'* MIIINto r home Improvomonts, car tsp.,,,, for all your is. eis. ano to snal I hisi1' _____ ____ - M DAYI torn IN11ss1s AN Yiw 10*541 SW 11 $415 1- -'j •': -- -'',- ,, -• I ,a ., . v w.g.allyowweat.dto,O,,at$.freea., .. .me,. dl ldends4is. liteus Sojuond Oil. It doasni have • rodlotor. Or any of sattos of gas. Sometimis svsa more, $0151155 • kItli lesS, DepsSdilg as Piowyeudtiv.,. You Can ___ The VW eagins Is cooled by air. 60 suei g41 5q 110$ iMepelIs. .......,..*14111 - problems. No has to Iáit or clo or nip Nil ipslrbills, Nothing to overhoet or bol over in ho NOV a, sie. VW costing ci by the side of she coed.I No*M to ten. in cold wsoth.e. --- -- love on call-from ls. 'WEAR lbs VW .ver.gu 32 miles to the ____ VW nicely iie.ds it between cliong... %o. Commas Tires gos is Mik. thn'. aâ.a .* ----I ----,------• going Volkswog,n. it's iio,.Cos, thiS wear is 40.000 miles. Company Minor Motor Very. row nA., 222-2811 iTil, 80011 1 - - - - -- - -- "T - 9 _•I -•-------- - -- - ,- C - -- N never tovchsa drop, Xwels l esvsnp?, cowtsovs n awu yap VALVE - • SPECIAL AICADI PACMAV1 110111 - • - BRAKE Just 1.11 vi how mud, is -- ______ - •• I - ••- • •• - - "VaostIon TIm icuumm ghts SI Colembus .. $ I Ises Square Gardea, lag. 4, PisursitAsseably...4 IInaiOroundasa.lids bell. Csagregstloaal ........ 1 4 Harry Marksus, the bsatog Church if God .4P. ... i 1d1ctor at the Girds., said . - JIIS J7 the awWas V -• o - _________ pUla Lsgswosd .......'.',.. S I played Sitoada Gina ac lelay CslIsg. Mi ........,,. ,, Pomlag Limber ......4 $ Joyce lazmianskle(Mlcblgag FeelbU" Zilowattu ..........,... * 3 SLate played XWOUTM Alasrs Chick N' Treat ........ 1 3 ci Miami. 1110 ................... I I Gamea TonIght: 7:10, 1110 YORK (UPI) -hash Leh.y Robb.. 5:41, Chase lord., world Jualii light. 'a. Zilowatta. Seth games weight cha.gin free the at Vt. bell.. Park Phillppiaes, is nubuidui to LEAGuE meet Frukis Maian .4 Mew P 1. York and leeds WeetoMad. I.,-,-, - - _____ IP1TP) anfurh - • - ___ ___ For .1 lb... reaso% when sdvsitis.rs want to throw their weight around ins market they isiti. on (liii the daily newspaper., • .• on on crumple It up am o Your Bost Buy Your Hometown Newspaper 1 • lanfud Atlush. ,,,,, $ n right, "but * ak as,, POCCkj.I. Pinsiest Assembly "wed a riglbasdYank is 5IIMMi me OELAROMAMY(17P1).Game Today: Nav V vs. Striek. MY 5115 5155 to IM Situ sr, had an II record with Joyer, however, gets rid --ka -. • land lurks., 4: 4:80,i at Bay .n meat on to dews P i - s Novel" GUsts, who sip. and th ittsfield this seam and was of debris In other wars $1 Avasas5451 Park iaauvi . tails to Us 11116 photo Wustratu. (UPI)4W1 A-Americas *alb ff' GAINESVILLE (UPI). , the 10 optic 10. iftas wi loading chaa'lss PJuub tiaPikuik7lllMlbshiN. kilMe be Pl.asu1, vith ' N l$* 4110l. three Use 0 Cb'efa ..,......,........ 4 1.4 Valparaiso, (11w.) %in,ir. 1,511 kt 1 .. hits. Jill h-hot-u s u.4, pl, was lbs wug ~. Is! Yanks ............,.... 4 i sity played Carla Ghascow of Md Panthers ...............2 sArlioma Stabs Ualv.rsity Geerpe luas aad iIU5 WW' Tigers .....,........... 3 3 lbe stood food of the Worn. I'WU W145 lea Hopklss sack bad three Cubs ...... .... ......... 1 3 ci's Collegiate Golf Champ. boys.5 toelew far Cosgrsgitiosa!, Is Sebeis .................1 3 loasblp today. a left some. Tu es d ay Cams Today: Rebels vs. is other games, Carol So. Cube, 4:30, at Fit Mellon reason, I9411 winw &W this tba tu Rout" Mft"t was &Md year's medelid, playM An WAN. Is* it., dialed the Park t Oilers' application tor an I& X reas am when he vahms Cfff LEAGUE Wilholts of Depsaw, P a W L Reeves of Odesss, College Junction 0. to prevent Neely teer" Me I 1 , it" to as solo newspaper, eight &it 0110.1 lhm moats open The gveeagaswilhrt Mn1sing.And research , i.ShOWS 0101 PrNpIlls for pmà, will look for • .. or law throw Pa- Church or. Louis (UPI)-Tbe St. sow W the* *106 XCAA dft IN Clod. ked the Illy booar od Lesis aw" ll b g U be broken 9 esp6doug M 10 yeans, the sme. plicher the 5, -• -- .-.-..--. -. ,4:• - ---..L. - ___ - - T 'v?J -•. -' • ' ed suford's wis *00 to five straight. bold on On number one spot Civitaft ............:::: 3 3 Kansas City Athletics because KNOXVILLE, TOIL (UPI) blia and Weggiell Spiagnald this less" standlaga aft" suffered a se,erely -Loomobittiss IWV $mail If eWpped to dw CPO ......so***# ....... 4 a be in is" saildles, turning back this WTRR team - - 4111104 in ts. re. was the 6" wk Is a . calved thoulb was the I beeause his team had their hr Pauisgu they attempt. hands full with the 5. u decision as the better balance IRS X111111019611. NXWYOSZ(UPI) - New crlglsallyptsasdfoeJvlyl$ ChM west e. a n*pags the lien Liquor team York Yank.e sluggers ler but the champlos su.U.red iaat aigt, ombarisg uo veiled with Ray Robinson be. hW the workhorse, with a Maria and Hickey Mantis are cut abe,. his right as when 174. nick Trash, lbs winning 121/30 series. Schnitster pilaw. had ii,. hits Is togeth er again-os the side- he successfully defended six mi/IN and Harold Drier . City LSO9UC Standings - Mods, Monfle Both Hurt Again; . Clarke iavors Jalv In BIPueI g IS -1 --' • 7 1M...Atthspreesetdoes L1.A1D THE SAY SERYKE SIAM - Atl&mta nM be .. beW No sib.re.pstIag 1 .5* seosaud be so 11mg. Atlanta whelming support here for ac thur Ash. of Los Angeles tie. gibbon, Carden City, N. Y., would avis hook at the other iow mit ebuous bslwsas two cepting the National Football I ed $ crucial test against against Colin Brebnor, South chokw-aa aatlquatsd 15,000 toothd suitors. lbs Aaasicaa Isague bid. L .'u busbsfl past sad a pair Liague awarded a peo,lslo.. Atlanta Is uslag her new itsTrance's Pierre Darmon. The Africa. w of opening today's • dium for AAA MI hag Ed PlIsgerald's no-bitter baseball, scent Jsabo.w. and tsr sow program went to e - Local News About 0.k.y SeMol YOU (UPI) - Tm. am" s.4 Vt. Mbll FNit' ACIN 11054 Q%IALWV IIL1 105411 = -o IV U $11 SillS is am ON 1144 UJIDNI DIW MAXAI11SV - k.Snif ubus - -him Stoic • OM. AMM -ACM SLY I,IVtD Will U 1 rust hoir 1r:.1at MILLSOMAIM tA (mcii ovsrslØl mist from o make -bar" _Mft altrie. Imust choose betwessi four difI lpigtalhi and brecie to MACItivs to the apaujiag wsild bylswim groups if applicants. I I turning ow'ss. Ibuiiding a "big losges" Ma. I The provision in both cases I ___ that uatsU,*lsr Wages around use of lbs aewl I It his been asly a oespMIdIu.-o.e ci years uses the city p1 ft Me" 17* for football. ItlAtiuuta Stadium. No atadluni,I I "don't cull we'll call ye." 'lest $1.5 *511., but was ready is franchise. Thus, the dec11 Itreatmeat every __ has It made Ito lees thai a year. Islam as to which league comes I __ Iabldlsraaajoelesgusbsss.l New, toutud of .Ittlag silt. Atlanta rests in the lap of Ib.0 a feotbul fr'ae$.,. I bees alsu, Atlanta has be. I the Stadium Authority-i civic I Who astutsi. .inI,. MAIL the mueslin kutbsr.I VS NEW Iaague a. Dick kbaflzlor sit South - Is her ci 15.500-MIS seat high school al franchise to an Atlanta stasdhuats. broadcasting firm several rapid em.rgisee as Just an a y lady we ago Monday, the Na. capital .4 the beth, Atlanta , takesstepstola,1.4ker apt tlonal League msd.a similar " ladY IRS l S $ Al -. Hamilton Richardson, looked forward to an easier task to. day when he engaged blake! W L.clerq SI France in a .e. Yseeday is the Po'inaimern's 111W gl d En ' £ - W Cap'iotal Of ATLANTA (1111) sI, ssauac. Atlanta leek steora-arii d.nly back In strong content, T'tics Is the Wimbledon Laws -. JPIP 541111 IN flits weep 5 pibir if - slits. 10usd be last -£ June flf - __ L •13 r.678 a with sgi, ., L WIMILIDON, Lisle jaia,ot. Allis Marderselsa DarkIa Owens had her billDetrell g As 5TT1tt 1114 working t perfection Ii i Los Angeles $3 aS 471 $ lass fromam i way, was lbs champ of the to""a mi/Ill series to the w. ye, s. Of .4s isto ladles with a clot 50 b"- 111 Nos..rs League as the $4 07 All 11% sap aids.. ____ moss worn three p.10. &M wsabbtss 5454.40011% s howls.. did them. 00 Diss Dimes. 0ur Clime. Cli..Kansas )t. OW1541.101 15% asiw. -peed, all .emIui *.aokg ws. burning lbs. to TM4s,s Now" through with respectable 100 night to the Navy Kas.ai City I, New York A. plus aides with Gerald Xe? Liar.i. sad would up with a lit ow's 114116011 WWI 1114 uljJij 164/110 "Is' 'fbi New Tick 4, Zones CI I, dollarubupekistlug .4 SM And FUUNWAMII Wl was 00 talk of the So1U,. , Juste 1, 1a4. madly N* .T to all Tuesday Night Navy League 4. 8ta $altiaoee I. lad a,$ bowisri to spuis to he leek hours with a sw Clsvelaad 5, M1cta 4 alibi Nip alUn..ss fee their W. qialditog IS 11110 always pop A hod .4 Pad wstwtathl pai WUbtagtaS at Chini., ppd, slat Tall a, hi held lbs w.ebe.d .4 lily bowled fuel icdii. $ Tedapa U.... 234.. You esly have abiot j,a,, a 20/10 by Disk a week remaining aim the IchifIr, aiilsi by pow Wuhlagtss at ChIcago (1, as1Ijq dudllee Is MIt Dugan, 153/115 W fl -I at Detroit (N) Thardly got, July 1 ... Owes., 1611* lii j" 1h5 Muirnse.Ia Cleveland (N) ToSt5Ip*I5bidat5k$.bi1f. I - trim aim. psztlsllp Jib lundoif was the hot Boston at lalitmir. (N) 0117 St New Tub Isisa. lbs.e wbs bowled to shot to the Mosday Night 16 omilso Pirweaukic a.sslsissk. ('faisle League with a (N) M N istbIsitte aid iii MM Disk Schaltaler was uthuilsa is seat best with 111/753. PM461 Eleven Behind to their trIu.d. Probably the "hottest" team Is, these of pee who are of all Is leagues puiistli DAYTONA *6CM (tlfl) sot fsaWsr, It Is a stogies bowling it Jet Las. wield Disk Ilutcherses utF with. 601144 isupetlUes. It has have to be the SM Uieics to II palats today ci tWig 68 both is A dh iii.. fee lbs UI teem be the huslieesaiVl NAICAB Greed Natisail psin s,erap and better bowist Learnse becasae as this .tsudiidbis no hit asds$divIsIss ter the ili writing they have wsSIIcici avenge sad lomor howls,. It their list 1$ d.elsioss, $RP Iletcbsraua, ii Xs.kib, consists of two week period lag from last plus lets iii laws, was a 1iD.mlle rase it sw qsaWylag with the to, IS tiaffis let arst plies. Gesssullls,I.C,Iotuidsyto betog his pen Istet to lUL to series gaining a berth is °a news lb. double Ianott, who 11th 15th as Picks Tampa C bu $1,511 to WO the A and SISUOSL They will dw Mad their(UPI) - A Miami Darel DleiIawdChMte, TAMPA head to head coapelltlo. a. bigh school football da wili X ,, os iase Friday, July 1, with two ptay his caUsgista footeii ser to Otand fl' Pillitusd• matchis. on Saturday eves, the Udvarft of Tam5, to With IUN. lag, a similar two round sea. Ipsitas heed coach and sth. petition will be staged with dimise WAs Us Seamy .si Ahead Of Pace the flail low nis belag 'l.ssdsi' that Joi P1*hertl. $ NNW YOU (UP!) - Jib held s* lousy, July 4. ml fe riato. ranWi,u, a NI Weekchssd eventual u4iu,p to both 4$' pher C*awhes 16ib School Is ci his ruled pass .4 toO peer, vlsi..s wIt resolem a head ___ had iip,4 spaM4. has cg11 Ai in will as In lull WIIhP Plus a DareAs aid With lbs uslvsrslty. this year Is dshmn IN his teed 54 iaasksrooe lot first Puberty utud, Ill and American barnm race diii' ____ ____ w.1ghts 111 peisds. He mu tog cbaapleEly, " ''aimed to *0 AlI.Clty toam to 11111 Hwsh1is W66 tapglag 1411105$ is the ikeul y, auy wiaNt. SMe 'u 06 rts Task Now Is Easier ____ If Glow sad Tommy Tuttle.' ed family, "Will at., Mm, Tshy ___ 'there were leer girls with It, 114 hds.Ul (N) better sides Ibis Olgi Glili Some h.t suns to ep ds. at Mflmsüse (II) sad is ins this $$ mis to lbo asi ai Metet haul.. able % like W5 11*,. 1aaw. helps WOW(0.17 pass uahshkd) Tommy T*ls... A lad ka, faIsg bssora with 1ff/Ill. AUSICAM LIAGUI W. Pdeliurg by the alas Jokers loflewed with w L P.S. 0$ David JulIet "no all the tuft red UI/ill, jfla,st N 54411 ails. wii .T* meow: Casson 1s.,154 sad saw sed took do no's a,aj owe"with isiui?i. $1 .4., to do" .4 IN wt*' INS moa aco*u APUIMY I - WI. $ NOW Spo Atlanta lbs Seam be "rig Ike who yielded both letoJsl'w In the WaU.usl Lesge., 1* be lbs wield shmWes Ia,gtost$su at. ho whe yr. hss*ais, Mitered his third Lee Aa,ulee 4.tsst.4 Nec Plates, elowul _ ntssMi lusily 1,si.tsd It to us.M less sateel three eli.. Tub 44, Puttab1tgb ibiS Is 911 who hi was pIssed Isitimor. Orioles set The San Frasdees 0.0, ctoss is the IisabM list, last ass. 7105016 Prituteat pushup has bees fisted the lesion hid Soi .IM.0 atidad It. tails 54 us, hs..n..i, his usss get the be, to the smesm if the 4.1 sad On kit 44, the and 44 ChIsago 41m.4 bill. siresge, sad puled a II. mail. who mind tots s Now Tail Tasbees bounced Waibie $4 and Philadelphia uuMed pine lie wIth lb. beck fiss a 44 loss to best whipped Iu,et. 7.L Alter help hIs ho flu 5% less Isydse drove Is two i&us this pair, Lo, ho "M bsbw so lbs Kansas City Athletics stogies and railed euss tn1M fliulplses TwIse his It woe no *0 Le Aii1s Anals rookie Jika NOW ad sslI.4 '9'I0# 11.1.1 to lbs *lp Pii,S - Jun. W iwo - 1W lsifau toppsl Ike DsSnit Tigers $4 star Dick 160 sullebwslsd s's iii _u.piJu pass Mi laboollaft boss a, pi this py.dvssd Tesidip IsithirALgames. Is sevsn.bNSstti pies *0 thus IkIPIUPUIII -- Orwell their INk wk is 11 sight's sItu. NAT1O(AL 51*0th *9 ees Win 6 Ev.nts casesGeorgian Leads reat WI. P11.11 t? oft the eighth Miskg sad is with a fesr.binu, to baud !mAaulss 4$54. et urn. Jftj4 (UP!) $skb SchIJia hIs IU..* CAPE COlA! (UPS) Os.kaaM 1$ $1.50 $ this Joe ei.al1.t,sdes (*ieb -UM American, led 1?. elnhlbI ___016 sithask to the Ntot*-w.s It with bid 11=6ZLIhm Milwaukee1423.11? 4% lesdip sit the 101k. It was Way six - F 1,155$ Ban Fran. 349.U4 I the su.alh him,. $1 the au,tu&, CIII., eapiant YSISOS Law, wh5 iwi Of Pd -.4in.lbsas meet Toss. a,j is a awls M.Aasdesa as Pitiburib $4 31 .231 ? year fee stoles, s.t..à buss esasd M sisips :NMI Owl Asmal e, a^ Wall, we can sew Mile W 1W six Is a M Philadelphia As a in Is . (Ill) of say plIsk., to the T,. Mribss an *0pus tress the WaibIupium Its. as "Jest the ChIRP" ' weft On. $0 U .4U 11% at.,. to us if Osbe Paul's It. Louis National Liege. sad the aster medley, e,_o'auieu, wiis, trim" was as a Ilbikia swain. no b,whisg fralaralty Ch$"ge 0 36.4164 11 big wllusr disiso fr08.1y$9 and the 105.m.tsr hawuet aa.p all aSsuMes is parb, Disk ass,, hs - . We',. asS alostIsi weavie deeply uddeicd this past flouiton 2341.41414% Lila Tisat, who plithal Dime. --- t_, bilk. Austin of the meJor leagues, alarmed and Terry 11.44$. our isa bee.. rqnistatIvss wss w' kare.4 .4 the New York 2345 .531 15% .u.bitter to puvius N. f, captured a three me hisser sad limit. ft $ujsi5g, 1usd s. well at Wiat., Park Week no" '1 Ø Lisle an Older sysutog, r. passing IN a way. lovable CleeliasU I, St. Louis 5, Iii atsit, mist $14 knispu for the sNaulse freestyle sad 54th, las Pisadees Glest. Ia the shiv 1sU.s.-thy Ow we are slated heesoes frI.sd, Marshall Wiltahin. He cs...0 4, 11. Louis to Ind the ladleus ho p111.4 push.. ba 50 meter butterfly while Is esly leer seMis. Tuesday Daggasci VIII Lssdendale Gary 3,11 pluS p the mIs bad a conduleble Mz*iks SM Schohhaedsr if eight an the Pints@ men. ether "lical pt..' did. A always bad $ friesdip smile •, E.. 1 UsLoststo the Low, who won *0 games lead iilag lets today's mud for we Ii.'igu ik$Isui if law Oswigs, Ore., took Na. 'sN1 a MW chuckl, as be PhIladelphIa 7, Most. I and the Cy Young Award Is ikur cardleg sf1.0 read Its pitching. Wiethiupis., $55asbsr freestyle. 1-1 *0111 as WOW th* kaisit does .4 1544 aS bN.4$4S sl øom throat. to U-sad It isis. IM, while the ,,owd woe Vfl ijoels Wrimi t to me the I'AIss. C_M "M tint thiogh hod sad elsa, to 16,. the largestIS Mt horn. slice Joe. 17, 1545 - "biIISs.' of thili Ise t$M Tosiky alibi wh.a The crowd was swelled bp from be. s.d. the Ills.. A1ua = * V* sab.rs od the 0ru4. 45.171 to lists a 1.4, 1& on kM twin Mr. thp U, no lbs mu.looks ,l0ory eu, the bile. dambiisNs,V 0kb, .4. mlttsd is lubell isid s4 it, is $PFoISI ____ P15' The Message Is that the Tbo triumph atnteb.d the at. iii, uto*-psss SIalsis Iadlsi'i' wfsslng lush I. IS mitt.., bet it ,i-.,.14 IbiS An $18 Million Stadium To Get There Took - - -- It 8 _____ • -, • LL f �I a n . ederl . Bridal unner Honors Miss Shepar d. s limYnrE Couple Observes Silver Anniversary Kr.. Walter H (Jack) Wol. Miss Ibepard was attired to sheath soinpleinset.d with a I gives her by the hostesses, his and Mrs. Martha Ashby a chic black crepe tiered corsage of while rose buds, who also pruentsd in with were co-bostesse, to a recent exquisite candle stick Miders charming pre-ouptial dinner In her verm.flcboesnpattern. ShoIig at the Orlando Air tones Base Corsage, of white mumsfor L Officers Club complimenting I .. 'a '*wwe also Pttfltd by the .Mi.. Sharlene Shepard. bride Gifts hostesses to Mrs. jam shop u Alphonse iiratds ot the brlde.elset, ard, mother of .. .- •. •.' ' Port Myers 'ad Mrs. C. 0. Cllakscal.s, Preceding the dinner, cock " maternal grandmother of the has ,.. . tails were served the guests 1 honoree, from Tampa. . ,-. In the beautiful Jade Bar. j. . flfldiS? The tasty dinner menu .' i• p Centering the dining table ., slited of juicy steaks, prepar. was an arrangement of white ' edto the lndlvldualcbolee, mums, roles and Wycithe I chef's salad, baked potatoes TRY valley topped with a whit with sour envsm, coffee and ____ orchid. Each and of the table hot rolls and creme do menthe ... , was accented by three perfalt was served for dee. ii .. branched silver candelabra 'ci'. US! L -. Other dinner guests nene Miss Joyce Shepard, Miss U -. Sally Williams, Mrs. 1. 1 Mrs. A. I.. Hardesty, 241, i. Weber, Mr.. C. Weber, Mrs. Orange Avenue, has returned Fred Williams, Mrs. K. L. from a delightful t h r . Nichols, Mr.. H. T. Haynes GIfIg.Cards .0SuII months trip to California, . Mrs. An Brows and d Mrs. B A. FkA 219 L IL : . where the visited her dough. Z. peuriboy. ten and family, Mr. and Mr.. Gerald 8, Bnlney In San Fran cisco. .. il l SUPER i" Mr.. Paul S. Werner and u. children, Christine, ClaIzbo*e and Margaret-Sayegh, will do. :. part this weekend for Hayes, on the York River to MISS SHERLENE SHEPARD, right, bride S H 0 E visit with her parents, Cot, elect of Alphonse Girardin, Is seated with her ,. 1 Arthur Emmerson, VI, USA e,... at. a pro-nuptial dine. Mrs. iia... John mother, .. ..,. Shepard, (ret.) and Mrs. Emmerson. ner party given In her honor at the Orlando Air REPAIR While In Virginia they will be Force Bane Officers Club by Mrs. Jack Weible guests of Dr. and Mrs. Emile ..Ashby,right. standing .e.. and a.. Martha Salem Sayegh t Portsmouth. Will Open For Business V .J MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS W. KICKLITER waro recent hoot to a gala cocktail party at their Indian Mound Village home preceding the reunion banquet and dance honoring members of the 1940 graduating class of Seminole High School. Pictured from the left bottom row are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cornell Belie Glade; Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Brown, Coral Gables; Mr. and Mrs. Klckliter, hosts; Mr. and Mrs. B. A. New. man, Jr.; Kent Rouster, Hackensack, NJ.; and Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Jones. Top row, left to right, are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams, East Point, Os.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Higgins, Ft. Pierce; Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Perkins, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. George Dangleinan; Mr. and Mrs. Wit. 11am A. Leffler, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Jones; and Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Epps, Jr. FASHIONETTES WES SAYS: U yes are NOT washing at WES.KAT• 711 AI What's black and whit. and Piper of Portugal, maker of PAYING TOO MUCH for knitwear, puts longer Jackets worn all over? That's a cinch. yesr wash[ re fitted waistlines In It's the rurrsut crop of suns. 0., cea.? 3.csaas 305 and sea wash AT LEAST ONE the fall line. Fabrics Include seer cottons, replies the Ni. HALF A 0 A I N MORE t1oal Cotton Council. What eIeth at WES.ICAY for knits that cannot be distln. also and Is cotton for sum. whit 7"U. SOW P$7lNE guished from tweed, those ' men The shier cottons. They and aIa• get Ike senibling silk and some fins ane soft, lightweight and atr, CLEANER I enough to look like faille. cooled. Dotted swiss, chiffon it? believe Yes diet and lieo are stand-outs. Wall, If yes AREWI' The peek-a-boo glove to the wa.kleg at WE&KAY. briug thIs ad and latest in the bare look. Oci Cottons of choice for sumWARM A LOAD FOR shortstop glove features bare. iinr includ, gently, airy YOU P11111 nets In leaf designs over the sheen-organdy, chiffon, ye W.sMa't yes ge a Hill. ftbe, Ii wash MORE back of the hand. The. bare let, dotted swiss, lao,. DssIgn. clothes CLEANER A .pote-holes-.re edged inpl' or Lee Claire often a white CHEAPER? cot, cotton lace reekr coat, for example. The best loved sheer II Mr Designer Lou Moore finds of all, however, Is sottos the current big zipper fad There at. dub volles "great for sportswear" and in blacks, browis and navy vy pre4ktz that zippered - up blues. The light ones corns In ON Fronk Ave, Sanford sweaters for fill will feature cool.as.a.cucurnb.r pals shad. es embroidery and beads. F1 inos Doctor Prescribes Pretty Nurse As 50th Anniversary Observed Good Medicine SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) bud fog ths. Ia, Ga and Di. Robert P. Samp, a pro. weddias ammolvemsm, June it and her family, Mr. and Mr.. fessor of surgery, has eon. wits ..0 edsersary fo1 visa their , La Verne Degard, and their R,U flTTh41 what most men have . Ins M Aw children, C" Holly, thought all along-it', great t The £1uabStU ume. whS *1 IaSUSII4 Danny and Nancy, from Lock. have a pretty nurse when youre hospitalised. Also attending were Mrs. The nurse's beauty may $traaberg's brother and his even be the thing that saves wife, Mr. and Mrs. Edward your ills, according to the Morgan; her niece, Mrs. He. doctor. eel Roth; Mrs. Ramona Hyatt "A cuts thing with a warm and children, Leslie and Phyl. smile" often is the htspira. Us, and Joseph Cudilli, all lion for a man to get well, from Bear Lake. Samp said. "Something gives the hopeless patient the will to live that ii tie him through." 10 But a woman disagreed, as usual. Maxim. Taylor, who had - headed a nurses' registry here for 11 years, discounted the news that beauty has anything to do with getting well. "He ought to hay, his bead examined," "Id Miss Taylor. 'Some of the very best nurse is aren't beauties by any means, but their experience tR, AND MRS. EARL F. Strasburg, 8540 make. It possible for then holiday Avenue, Bear Lake, are shown on their to give their patients conhl. 50th wedding anniversary, June 12, 1965. deuce. "Good nursing has nothing to do with beauty," she said. c.iitss..i WES-KAY 1.M RU 351' Rndaur.M. ALL SALE ITEMS ALL BATHING SUITS ALL PRE-TEEN STOCK REDUCED BLOUSES 1/3 OR DRESSES BEACH WEAR 2640 MORE OPEN DAILY HIAWATHA 9A.M..5:30P.M. 17.02 MARY WILLIAMS ADELAIDE MOSES T.lqhoss 3220180 Bear Lake Personals By Maryann MU.. Sanford Plaza The U.S. Uberty head dime Lee was designed by Charles T. Barber, chief engraver of mint, in the Mr. And Mrs. Charles Feted On 50th Anniversary S First class Shoo, Luggag, sal Haiidbit Repair. • Fufl Use of Shoo Acessonfles T I. Goods i. WI.5DU11151in 5 Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Brooks, 3111 Cecelia Drive, had as $ recent house guest, Mrs. Des. .1.N. Ponder from Norfolk, V.. Mrs. Prod Smith Jr., 3121 Cecelia Drive, entertained Mrs. Idle Lewis, Montgomery, Ma., with a luncheon and bridge party. Present were Mrs. A. H. George, Mn. Bright Hanby, Mrs. Jane Click, Mrs. ICsth. less Patterson, Mrs. Pat mapWooden and Mile Nan Roosey. sew as gue a oomte,, lajor and Mrs. Harry WI!. along with three other men, nice and children. Donis. from the WMCA is Orlando, ry and Warren, of land taking a group of U boys to to Road, visited Cal. and California, camping along the ,.Harry Morrison at Gold. way, and taking in many Gate., a subdivision In sights. Upon returning, the pIe., last weekend. White Ha.I.ys and their daughter, re the families took in all Lynn, will be moving to $re sights, as well asWilliam. a lot of yard Cotaty, where be will be bathing. The Ich a and Morrisons were si. teaching. ad In Germany, so they friends of 30 years stand. Kr. and Mrs. Bernard ,,. loughby of Magnolia be $W5YIOU$ weekend have bad a number of blue. rrtsoas came up to Forest gu ,Mrosgh' rto i.e the WlWantsosts. o a houa.guest at the wu. by's sister, Mrs. lardice Re. 1., III. 10% Federal Tax OFF ON ALL Am Johnson, Zephyr' Kr, Wilioirgbbye niece and faaII7 Kr. and Mrs. Doss 1' V. Davis and Ruby M. Davis, Owas,s VIUINPt '. Land. Her roommate at the Volusia Hospital was Mrs. C h are. (Margaret) Schneider of Lucerne Drive, wlro fracturedherblpssvcral NATURALIZER PARADISE KITTENS JACQUELINE weeks ago, SALE PRJC Reg. Values -' $10" __ I FLATS Jewelers K $suthsruu Air EEEDAMMOMMOMMM I H - tit 1s.PirkAvs. . . - $4555 5511 . 4, v. suessi 1007 S. SANFORD 0 Save $30.00 (6) Were $207.00 Now $194-00 Save $13.00 Save $5.00 I $119.95 Now $114.95 - REFRIGERATORS 14 CU, PT. WITH ICE MAKER (2) Were $284.95 Now $229.88 Save $55. 01 $289.88 Now $269.88 Save $20.00 14 CU PT. YROSTLE$8 (2) Were FREEZERS ' -, . •, I . (2) Were ..f., j (2) Were Competent, dependable, proud of the quality products he sells. Maurice Bulled serves the homes of T. C. Lee Dairy's Sanford customers. (2) Were - ____ Save $20900 $289.95 Now $119.88 Save $60.01 $209.95 Now $159.88 Save $50.01 All Prices Include Immediate Delivery and Installation to Existing lixtures! This Is the man who serves your stores, supermarkets, and res taursnta the Sanford ares. William Carte le a man you can depend on for service. :,' • $199.88 10 CU. PT. CHEF!' TYPE WilliamC111,10 • Now $219.88 15 CU. PT. UPRIGHT FRORTLIM Maurice Bulled : S Mrs. George aaii, chlldres, George Jr., Nancy. Belay and Peggy, of Emporla. Va. Another as. Steve, was $119.95 (2) Were DEPENDABLE SERVICE Mrs. fond odnian, ci ochester, Minn.. stop In DcM Hr. and Mn. Sidney SWal low of Bayou Vista have as their house guests, and daught.r.Inliw, Mr. and Now ism PT. UPRIGHT was of Naranjo Road had her niece and her husband, Mr. Bary on route to Miami where they left for the Bahamas. $209.95 ELECTRIC DRYERS ..iit 332-6562 AVE. (3) Were Men you can look to for Restaurant.__ FREE! FREE! FREE! NO MONEY DOWN! UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY ON SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN BOX KENMORE DETERGENT WITH PURCHASE or ANY WASHER OR JIlTER DURING OUR $.DAY•SALII _42k AIL. - enable ta make the tr* rr.dziek cleveraiga ci Co. oaba XW has some rare books Ii th. De' - usss' WASHERS & DRYERS REFRIGERATORS AND FREEZERS ! I.SANFORD PLOWER 800? Cir. 1.1.1* Sanf.rd Ave. am usi at the Delary Values to $21.95 $9s% - $13. NOW $1. STARTS THURS., JUNE 24-9A.M. OWNS . • Kr, and Mrs. George Coo. bat, former Delaryltes now residing in Sanford, celebrated theIr 11th wedding annivers- $390 • PASSING THE SAVINGS ON TO YOU! ALL 3 DAYS A WALK-IN VAN WILL BE IN FRONT OF OUR STORE WITH THE FOLLOWING ITEMS AT BIG DISCOUNTS PLUMOINII HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 11th. ODD LOTS IN MEN'S SHOES e Vs 11 In Miami which meets ever? 17 Mrs. Inks Jessie Mrs. II psttarson of Sun. fifth year. Traveling with Dr. rise Boulevard is borne from and Mrs. Jaeger were Ear. the hospital after fracturing and Mrs. George C, Pearson Ukiah, Calif. her arm In a fall while In Dc. of 99 Euulls NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY WE ARE $ t-.:. . . STORE HOURS: 9: A.M. 'TIL 9: P.M.-THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9: A.M. 'TIL 6: P.M. -SATURDAY Rum Air C..dltIiu M.d.IMDPOO7E Rig 5,000 BTUCoollag CapasNy that k tlfled, NEMA Cei Psrfct far sight time cooling. WsIghs OsPy 55 Lb& and hblb fad and easy too with raw ZIP KIT. Woods Na $p.clsI Wklu since * ceu. atsa on 11 voIts-75 Amps. Just plug It In! Chile ci $itngs hictuds HtjII Cool, Night Cool, High Fan, Low raN, AdJol sun sumnatically. A46MIUciSbIS AirJSt YOMNUd-Proof Aluminum Wrspsr, Zlno.Costed Chassis, PsrmaasM• asbsbi FMInC, sulblial 4111111111146 I ILl - Vs,I, a Iiii • 'DeBary Personals 1499 92.99 - AP I"R A9 4 MANY OTHER APPLIANCES AT CORRESPONDING SAVINGS! '- With - AUTOMATIC WASHERS MR. AND MRS. CHARLES LEE of Oviedo on their 50th-wedding anniversary, June 13, 1965. Isitlig at the home ci herZaIt and skiM,.., David aid Marilyn. boa Davies -in-law and daughter, I Mrs. Don Healey, of Lake Ala., upset a number ci days thue. flee coming rrlet Estates, Is Mrs. Grace itague, of Hayward, Calif. from Miami were Mr.. Wit. Haslejr loft Jens SI and WOWS ecusin and husband, I be goes ler i.e mon th Mr. and Mn. D. W. Jones. HENS AND LADIES JEWELRY WATCHES AND SILVER. , extend their congratulations. ly Evelyn Lsady Hr. and Mrs. Charles lee of A beautiful wedding cake Oviedo celebrated their golden was the surprise of the day being presented by the Lee wedding annIversary children, Mr. and Mrs. Baa Jun. 13, at the Lie Ranch near Clonts, Mr. and Mr.. Robert Oviedo. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Charles The dinner was enjoyed by Lee Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jim $7 relatives who gathered to Jones. 17 Manesn no" nice" was DIAMONDS in the SHOE CLEARANCE I Vest City Personals THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY J UN E 24-25-26 5" Ow New Complete 177 MR. AND MRS. JAMESM. STEAKLEY are shown with their children, Jerry and Jimmy Louise Steakley, at an open house reception, Sunday • afternoon, June 20, 1965, at their Country Club Road home commerating their silver wedding anniversary. p SALE_ SALE Arrangements Friday, June 25th sled to Kartey. It, am have aMIno, Calif.; MISS =ais. 551.s lyM&ry said MN Red P 'ai Used ot th*prsa mik..i ltruberg, a daughter, who TRUCKLOAD j Va., .. GIGANTIC 3DAY five I I JIJI LLU SEARS . Mr. and Mrs. James H. Mrs. Steakley received the laid in white net over white was poured from the opposite teakley were honor guests guests in a champagne linen linen, was centered with a low end of the table. An assort unday afternoon, June 20, at frock featuring cocoa saddle arrangement of pink and meat of confections and toast. their Country Club Road home stitching detail and she wore while carnations. A beautiful to an open house reception is lovely white orchid corsage. four-tiered white cake, doc. ed nuts was offered from .11commemorating their 25th Miss Steakley was attired In orated with swans and em. ver and crystal compotes. wedding anniversary, a navy blue princess style bossed with pink roses and Complementing the tiered sheet cake., Forming the receiving line dress and her corsage was silver ornaments, graced one cake were with their parents were Jerry 1,,e. reated of white roses tipped end of th. beautifully ap. beautifully decorated In pink pointed table. sparkling pink frosting love knots and silver Steakley and Jimmy Louise pastel blue. Steakley. The refreshment table, over,fruit punch In a cut glass bowl eandle.. The unique cakes were baked and decorated by X Mrs. Ernest Austin assisted •1 by Mrs. Ron Bobbins, both of Paola. Assisting with the reception ' were Mrs. Edith Carroll, Darlene Carroll, Deborah Brown, Claudia Bomgardner and Kathy Julian. Th, St.akleya were married in Ringgotd,, Ga., and have been residents of Sanford for the past nine years. He Is a field representative w It h Chase and Company and she Is a substitute letter carrier. They are members of Sanford 4 ' Church of Christ. Jerry and Jimmy Louise presented their parents with a handsome silver coffee set vice. - -. • Approximately 150 guests called during the appointed hours. Permanent I -A ii Tune M. 1065 - Page 9 . . ''a'' Rev, and un. Augustus C. Silos SW. DOWNTOWN SANFORD 9a4 Summers entertained Dr. Vex. non P. Jaeger (retired chap' lain) now with the Ores Bapti Coaierence as director of .yaugellsm and aasU burch dev opment, en rents to the Baptist World Alliance st el -. And atrademark at aims th DEPENDABLE QUALITY! TELEP NE 5N3 -. -a.- __ - JAL -:-" •.-- - - ---- -- - --- • - - - - -•,-• - �- -- -- - - -- - - SIDE GLANCES OUR POARDING HOtISI Mi likil L A1411111milow -- lb ft $47IS 4 u y i7 W d J l dCH S11 I60:1 sad a sad Mrs. I•uls lutes. Mrs. s . PILLSBURY IHURPINE AHURFINE FRUIT TRELLIS "THRIFTY" LIQUID HOODS 3$ SHOWBOAT MAINI $JVSPIWI Mai.ad or MIXES EVAP. MILK COCKTAIL PEAS I DETERGENT I BLEACH Pork and Beans SARDINES SPAGHE1'II F CAKE I .s. liii gradasti d Florla Apt- hates Is the Ioeasr UuuI Mr. oW Mm John A. Law. cuftwd Will Mockgndd Uni. Dixon. glia, of 4W IC&A " St"d &W vanity. Tallahassee; with a ago and :we= lwumul Wbe an cowd" of FrS* Will ON massoment Still major in Nude Zdacatka He %Wmv HIM AGW 114M AIRWIC Cole 46TW* e ss Lawson 10 I P7 GIIbT*Itb ---- -- ----- --- I cam I settl e I I Jug "GOLD MEDAL" PLAIN OR SELF-RISING - 35 I FLOUR ROAST.... RUMP ROAST. I.B. 49 LB, 0 fr9 A, OUT OUR WAY SHOULDER 0 0 0 0 *LT* 115 __ ORDER a*o CHEER 69 LIMIT ONE PLEASE WITH LW ORDER ________________ $lUZO?45111 OP sEMflfOt.1 erhy 105 Orange county ins west and COUNTY, FLORIDA. north along cousty line t. Point • • • 93c TOWELS QUIy Eight. E.ueved STAR KIST LIGHT MEAT, CHUNK STYLI TU NA • A JUNE, A. D. 1*51. CAN$ 920c 7U LEAN WESTERN PORK SHOULDER --- •-- •-.- Wesley Wright Jr. Is In town to attend the funeral ci his brother, Willie, who died 15 0 . .. . ;1 Mssuchusstts. , • • beginning. WRIRSAS. Chapt•r 124 of PAO O° Florida Statutes liii, doss pro. COISIIIIONRSS 51115W? ' $si Hall il vid. and permit the Board of •1 County ComntisllOnsFl of urn. ll Begin at the intersection of rifle, mole County. Fiends, from the sa.t.nly county tins at Of thins to fix Ut. boun. es to of time .soh commIssion dls. 5.minola County and the Soon. •. d ri lockhatches Crook run westerly State nearly tnict so as to keep them equal in proportion to popula. on thepoint F.cnnloekhitehee Crook where it would Join to $ lion as po.sIbhs, and 5*51 projection of lbs ren• WihiflKAI. the Board of as County CommisliOners of Sent' ter line of Cabbage Avenue run an b• mole County, Florida. has 45. t.rminsd that in order to keep tabs Avenue run west on Cab. the commission districts equal bags Avenuelions to Stone ltrset to a youngster it?,., on In proportion to population . run north Creak main canal run Is slang?" possibla. that the boundaries of Salt Creek the county commission district northerly along Salt 'E Croak run main canal to Salt of leminols County. Florida. northwesterly along Sail Creek me. nesd Is fixed. and to Lake Jessup run west south. Slang a WHEREAS, Chapter west along an imaginary tins Florida Statutes IISI. does • ke .lessup that said change shall to the csntsr of La run southwesterly in lbs center on numbered of b. mads only in odd to take Jessup to the center of te years. imaginary tins prohicted XOW THEREFORE US IT from Sanford Avenue on the mose296soo,"7 see 288 as 4`0 RF.SO1,VICD. by the Board of north Jessup • of 1 ji County Commissioners of Sam. Cliftonshot* -. Avenue Oir the south company. mel. County. Florida, that the shore of tak. lessup froin the boundaries of the commission center of sold une run south 4 Ksta Osann districts Jenkins. of Seminole County, to Clifton Avenue run southTi Florida. Ore hereby changed as TCLPI.1ONt Pl.4ON cr1? on Clifton Avenue to state AND foilowsi Road 4*1 run westerly on Stats District No. 1-iso Attach. Road Ill to state Road 414 run A .4 wilt on Slat. Rood 414 to the District No. 8-se. Attach' southwest corn.r of lichen ii Pats "B" 801.105 thence south along the District No. 1-hi Attach- western boundary of the City BRING ad Pet. "C" of Longwood ts Alberta of District No. 4-leo Attach- east on Alberta itrs.t to ACL .4 'ago "1)" JUjiroad soulh along ACL flail. S.pt. District No. 1-lie Attack' road (staying on th. westerly $ " 04 Psi. Receipts, Expenditures, Said track) t• the Seminoli.OTanis 55 IT FURTHER REIOLV county une east south east and Balances (or all funds of the SD that this Resolution show' north along Ike county to ADTIM"InnuxV Board of County Commissiofl. Ing an accurate description of point of b.ginnina'. .rc, Seminole County, Florida The Board of Public instrue. boundaries of such districts be for the fiscal lion for S.rninole County, Pier. 1*0155 PAl3N 'JS° STAIRS DISTRICT ember 10, 1154.year endeA Sept. entered upon the minute. of COol$IUIO*SSI 51515*0? ida will receive bide for turnOp1101)1.5 DIsTRICT OS' liking sit Saber, materials, the Hoard of County Commil. no. FLORIDA 1)IUSIO* Cash Balance sioners of Ismiflols County, Basin .4 the inter..otien Of squiprnent and services re. CAIS No.0*1.4*0)0 ls -Uori.clv. Florida. and a certified 0057 sernisois Souievatd and Park quired far October, 1. 2111 $ 14L$U.1? Instailsuon • thereof be published once $ Avenue is Sanford. Florida. run A eornptsti Master Antsnns UNITED STATES OF AMER. Investment Balance week for four consecutive south on Park Avenue to 11th aM Cable Distribution System ICA, October 1, 115$ 0.0 Plaintiff, flscslpt, from weeks in a nswspaper publish. Street west on i$ta street to for the following scbeolui e4 in Seminole County, Florida, old ACt Railroad main time lUtist, Senior Ugh ishe.t " iii sources 1.111 142.5* ROBERT S. JIODGE and ROX- Transfers nd right.of.way southerly along 1-31 111410High School £144 1IODUE, Total Available DI IT FURTHER RESOL'." said rlsht.ot.way to Lake Mary sad extension of existing 1.011.004.36 Defendan ts. Voucher. Payable ED that the Clerk of the Hoard flood southerly along ZAk. ten Antenna Distribution lys. ORDER 505 •EN'.ica of County Commissioner. of Mary Road ts Grant tern tori September 10, 1154 lie Sanford Mary ST PVILIergo 1.rninois County, Florida. shalt Total northwesterly along san- Creams Aealemy $1,219,994.26 ldavit of furnish the Secretary of State ford Grant Use to Rantout Ons bid for lbs combined On motion and hf( RIPS*DI?V$NI with a certified copy of Its lAne north along Rantoul lAne project shall be submitted and plaintiff in the above styled Expenditures for minutes reflecting the desorip' to Paola Road 115. 5. ISA) wool will be received until S .p. call" by S. J. laicines. its as . all purpose, 1 24 8 $ 1*51, t stant United States Attorney. Transfers lion of the boundaries of the on Pools Road (continue on a U.. Thursday, July 0.00 &i action against detin. to changed. districts the Total Expenditures straight projection of Psols ths School Administration In ADOPTED Road where it turn, south and Building. Commercial guest, debts Robert 5. Hedge and and 'transfers UNANIMOUSLY .: ••,, 1,611,945.$ Hodge, and to enforce Cash Balance this let day of June, A. D. at which time flezana Sanford. Florida. :: •'4d0 around an unnsmsd labs) to . . . • l'sptemb.r 30. 1*14 611,14T.I6 em 2.4 and place the bids will be pub. a lien Upon real property situ. P401I A° south No. Interstate 4 •• • • •.•• ,•• S C05511510*$RS DISTRICT to the south section une of licly opened and read aloud. ated in this District and dell- Investment Balance 0 sea Iieptemb.r 20. 1114 Section 14.105'20311 west along Contract documents consist cribed a. follow.: S. * tIe Lot 7, Block 1*, TOWN. Total Begin at the Intersection of the south section tine of Sac. of 'is set of plane and one sot $ t,sts,sso.s SITE OP NORTH CIIULU. Publish Jun. H, 1*42 geminate Boulevard and Park lion 11.155.115 to the south. Of specifications. Drawing, and OTA. a subdivision, accord. cDN.Se :'. Avenue. Sanford. Florida. run east corner Section 38.862.86I specilicatiens may be obtained / 0 ni to the plot thereof a. _ south on Park Avenue to 15th wsst along the south e.oUon by depositing SuN with the recorded in P1*1 Book 3 IN '101 CIRCVIY Cot's? OW Street east on 11th Street Is line of section lIDS-UI he Instn..r.. I A. Stahl and C. Pigs. 14 to 10. Inclusive, TUN *0510 JVIflci4t, C1119have Sanford Avenue South on ion. lbs soothes" corner of Section Wm. Mattel, 115$ Palmetto of the Public Records of CUll IS AND SOS SMUISOLS ford Avenue to Lab. Jessup 12-155-855 west along the Avenue, Winter Park. Florida. Seminole County, Florida, COV*?T, FLORIDA, theses to lbs center of an south section tine of Sectioa for the first set of documents it appearing to the Court cHAXvlcav so, tears lmsslnsiy line JoinIng Clifton 11.ui.$.i to the Little We. obtained. inch deposits will be and that the defendants Robert 5. THE DO?TON cgusy Avenue on the south shoes of kiva River .orthw.elerty along r.fund.d in full Is each person turas the documents in Hedge and Rozana Hodge are SAVINGS BANK Labs Seeing from the seater st Ike Little Wekiva River to the who within 10 days not inhabitants of nor found 5*04 use run nerthee.atsrly to osnd*tles Wekiva aid e.Uty line River said ft. .ød heck the sector of lake Jessup to nerth along west saunty line after bid epening, with ex. wIthin the state of Florida and vs. the entrance of Pall Crook (01. of Seminole County Is north caption as noted below. Addl. have met voluntarily appeared EDWARD C. PAYNE. at 01 Defendants low lilt Crook southeasterly Is county its, of isminol. County hoist site may be obtained at a betel., and that personal sir. salt Creek main canal south southeast along .oetb county 0051 of $550 each, which will vice upon them is not practi- *55*555 sorlcs or 51$? cal because their residents and III on Salt Creak main canal to lips of lemlaols County he $ met be refundabi.. Contractors steal Street south on Stone point north of Park £v$aue on siclring documents and nos whereabouts are unknown, it soR'ruaom vo*act.o.vp$ TOS EDWARD C. i'AYNIC street I. Cabbage Avenue sul the Volueta-Seminele .ouaty, submitting prepesal shall be W to gas end .f Cabbage Avenue Use in lob. M..rss theses refunded ball the deposit 05055155 that Robert S. R55$D**CI* HICKORY, upon retire of d.eamsntm in Hodi. and Resins hedge, dithen on an Imaginary Use pro. south I. petnt .5 beginnIn& NORTH CAROLINA fendants. appear or plead to You are hereby notified that Jeatad east as an eatinilem of BOARD OF good condition, herein by the a check or bank the oornplpint Complaint to foreclose a AveS SIONER S A Cabbage COUNTY COMMI certified senior tine of lbs sividi to the $conlockbatches OF IBMINOLI COUNTY, draft, payable to the Board of 12th day of August, 1151, and curtain mortgage encuntbonisg PublI• Instruction for Seminole in default thereof that the the following described gear FLORIDA. Crook easterly on the Ecsn. If tockkatshes Creek Is the $4. Attest: County, Flonldsi U. S. Govern. Court will proceed to the bear- property, to-Witt Lot It. Block 'I", (!O1YN. Jebns River, sad the .oiaty ARTHUR 5. BICZWZTII, Jr.. most Read.. Sr a satisfactory 1114r sad adjudication of this TIlT CLUB MANOR, UNIT bid bond executed by the bid. suit as if Robert 5. Hu.Igs and In. Isflew esnety Use north Clirk It Board It _ NO. 1, according to the and Wset tea point north at County Commisetouels to and der and seosptabii .irntt.e is SoUsa Hodge had been air,put thereof a. ,.cordel in in amount Squad to five per ed with process In the Itate of the esetir Use of I'sak Ave.ie for 5.min.$e County, and a It It Is further, l'lat Book 11. Page no cent at the bid shill be submit. Flor on the V.luda4emln.ie .005. Florida. ORDERED that the sdjudiPublic Records of Semtn tp Line in Lake Near.. south aj...su L'Lsusi. the de. County, Florida. The sueceseful bidder will be c&tlo* shall, as regards Is ho point of b.i**s1*L 51A?I OF FLORIDA PASS "W COUNTY OF ISMINOIl vegeir.d I. furnIsh and pay for readouts birds who do not has been filed against you Is psrtcrmaase and appear, affect snly the pro- the above styled suit, and yen Co**IU$O*NR BIITUIC? ct I ISRISY CI*TIPY thatsatisfaory In P so. I described heroin; and at. required I. serve a copy the above and tsngelsg I. a payment hood or bonds. Atten54 of your Answer or *that Plead. . and serrsct espy of a 55. lies So 40194 5. lbs fact that .1 i.e further lime Begin at lbs inl.rsee 1kb $tre.t and isnfeid Are- solution passed usaslmeusly by not less than the minimum sal. ORDERED that notice of this ni to thi Complaint 55 Plain. u Commie. sate. and wages AS ash forth order will be published by the tirrs attorneys. ANDERSON, so sa Sanford Ave. the Board .f County suerun south iii to Labs Jessup lhsaes on .tsnsre of himlasls County, In the sp.eiftc,tions most be United states Marshal in a SUSiE, DEAN S Z.OWND5i, UI newspaper of general circuls- Salt Content Boulevard. Of". meeting paid so this prsject. 4 It.e regular an Imaginary line t• Clifton Florida, 0 Avenue ci the south shire of held so the lii day 51 June A. The Board of PubISe l.slrue. lien In Seminole County, Pier, do, Florida, and file the set. lot DAY OF 49 C SCOTT JUMBO of THE FOLLOWING UNANIMOUS- 105 to Alberta Strut run salt SOLUTION WAS an Alberta Strict 10 ACt R LY ADOPTED AT TIlS REQ. main une south along ACt Uf.AR MEETING 05 105 road Railroad (.taying on the west, BOARD 0)' COUNTY COM. track) to the •iminols. 39c Wt= LW ORDER TEA BAGS - OUCIH. 29 c TETLEY-14 COUNT ROUND BONE 1.8, IsLE UNIT ONE "-Ulu GIANT PACKAGE ' S Call cu CHUCK U daughter, .Ieannefl Annette. to UUV J. Walden, son ci Mr. School In Immokaiss. H. Is a Joseph OW Mrs. James A. Waldis member of RAPP Rappa 7111 Mt. sad Mrs. I*h Dvii ban r,tern. Sr., of 1616 Wed Will Attest. Honorary Music Fraternity. 01Gary, tadlus after visiting their lbs bvidselsct Is a ip lb. wedding will he ,olsm. ad dasgkter4n4aw, Mrs. Willis u graduate ofcroom. High used ci July 1?, IM Mes D, sad her children S S S School, soda 1161 grsduat.ci 1*56 Knox Aronus. of PERSONALS Tennessee AgTlcuItiirsl and Is. SmP.IIy1N thom is the AC0 dusttial Stats University, Mr. sad Mrs. George Ship. tiP WSTS VJNI CUadla sad Generi g ubrlfls, Tenasasse; with a pard of St. Pdea bu were In N major In Vocational Horns town for a kid May lad Dvi, Who win speed the m. Economics. Site Is presently wssk Mrs. sbqpsrd is the 0 employed as Horns Economics form.? Rosa lorry sad $ Saw Mrs. W. I. Crooma ci Instructor at Campbellea1cr former teacher it Croolas. Daytona henday. Abs will ii. • • • High School In Daytona. Slid WiJ$ ?IAM my favorite Visiting from the utlos's teacher. Is a member of Mph. Zappacapital Oh hew abs vied to Mr. are Frank Dixon, Alpha Sorority. Mr. ebausage her Midst.. We d Her fiance Las M graduate and Mrs. Ralph hose, an Chatted a few mmsnta. AthsrwsnMr. Legal Notice sad Mrs. C. W. Jr'kI. f be. poist o to Strut on 11th TO PVR$VAST - WOIICU Cosgystulatloss to Mrs. Co. $ II4JS. BBC. I. gill. PASU °0 cw*rrnn .i.*,vwai. rIse 3. Jones sad her davgb. is... PLOMIDA 6*400!~L%Ll~Lb*gi task iIOTIC! f the I. birsb? given of C0 *$1Uto SRs 51515*0? ' PistIlS Holder. Mrs. JOiN of ninriss flIW Soils U the Intorsutlos it received hit high new dip. Yos didn't have I. drsj ur flnansss k*t. 1W h un g County CuamIuuIo of Coon. the westerly county line of lea. from Crooas Adult DooM districts by the County and the Uttl. 40 ty Cemmiiu$°fl•" .t Is*tnols IlMinols Wskiva SITS? tallow lbs Uttis School, and Pistils was award. Count?, Florida. W.klvt lilvir .outh.aitsrly to Id bar S. S. Degree In II.. give" that xorica is further copy lbs .oath se ction Ins of Soc. mintary Education from for. folioWISE to a cit'tlfl,d lb. the adopted by ties 11411.1*5 run dtis MIt By Dick Turnev of _ CARNIVAL y..ohutlon the Board of County CoinmIU on the south sloths lins Of Ma M.mcrial Coneg. Is It. ,loners of SominolS County section Augustine. of southwest corner lichen ,j: S S C chiflhlfll lbs boUSdailil along the south east rfrrr / . CoinlflhIIlOfliTV billS existing County 'Its stork has visited the districts, and sold Riolutlofl lin, of Section 1$.iO5.1lI 10 contains therein an *1t*t5 following couples: Mr. and the boundallel 14.101.1*5 slat along the rr d..orlptSon of 141154*1 Mrs. Johil$7 lather, $ tiil, MISS JEANNELL LAWSON, daughter ri south tIns of 5.01105 Mr. of such dist cts, is chin,.L to interstate 4 south on 1.4 t Cynthia Corset; Mr. and Mrs. to-wit: State Road III continue Sset on and Mrs. John A. Lawson, will many Joseph J. ftR$OLV?1O* Road 414 to the north. Louis Edwards, a boy, Calvin; DY COMMISSION.State ow NOTION west corner hellos S.1tl.$S1 and Mr. sad Mrs. Clarence Walden on July 17. r.n GARY 5SCONDF.D y south along the Wilt Myrick, a boa', Clarence Jr. co1M1IIlOXlC1t Y A S DOS • cotinU5 ascUon line of Section 1.11$. ----- 4 Comm SS' •Ts* hiL C •. Mr. sad Mrs. George U. and ch dren are j NaslI. : Tens. Mr. Hsfl wi ma. JJ Tens. A and I University for six weeks. After school they will tour the a'thsrn states. • Seemingly, we tend to use sling Incessantly. Speaking to about his usage, I was uksd, "What happy i WAS that my memory did not fall My replyIs peculiar kind of vagabond language, always hanging the outskirts of legitima speech, and contin. uaUy straying and forcing Its way Into the most respectable Thanks to Mr.. N. C. __ hops 7II bid a happy MR. MRS. CHARLES DENNIS McCOY Fathers Day. were wed Sunday In a very Impressiv, sirs. SANFORD IIRAJ.fl mony. si. WAIIT ADS FAST strict The RESULIS St. Mihisi so' Legal cured 18, 1915. iIJ1Lrd %s nU%1% J I LO%IN - o ov TRU.TENDR WESTERN BEEF -_ __________________ 41119 1ak TRU.TENDR WESTERN BEEF ARMOUR STAR LB* 61 0 0 9 0 0 BONE To WEINERS 39c SIRLOINS i... LB. 61 CLUBS..... LB. 6' CUBED..... LB. 71 5 LB. FAMILY..... 100% ROUND..... LB. 61 LB. 51 RIB..... 1 •L& Boneless Sirloin. 7 ALL MEAT PKG. ' . : • ,•. .• -' . 4 TIZZY Br • - Tc1PHONE 111 I ' S ragi 1 Battle _____________________________ Legal Notice 1' vs swi tins FRESH DAILY nd BEEF Notice Legal Notice 1 _____________________________ 6 I sscssrrs the PURE C 0.04 1,$ $,I4 . Is, JiL•.7 so. . • • $ ..- . unIlmlisd lied sinus. I sin MM my tisu,i we tilt uiitl my father pulls the p)i.n. md ci my hand I" It 5, I MUL WV -: A COFFEE FRENCH FRIES • ,• 2 P. 35' I I 'MsUNIII"POLY BAG - • 0 10Z( 1.LB. CAN 104M JAR 10-01. )an PRESERVES MUSTARD 01(0 1*-isIs's ERAP1BFLUX 0 • •1 •, 39cfOc V. . . . . . 2/29c . 3 lb. Lost 'ZRAFT$ VILVEETA 4/98c Pus, 1.lb. YOOD ZING"QiUIerS 4/flc OLDEN EWE "IY7RERR5 M1G*L P'OOD RING . able& READ 'UUIFRUV LImit I Phsesi *-.s, Cane 'IVUVUIV • 0 •.. Sc . 6 . BANANAS . is.... ste. s Sill LB. 1 DOZ. 3 "ICY . 3k . 21-9s. "ivurir.sr LOAF BISCUITS 6 LEMONS ia,,.. Ma x= 41& Phy. so 11 DINNER ROLLS . 2/2k RID lIED 110 WROAT FUNd'S IUNIRIXE • Chic. Chip VIENNAS SPAGHETtI BLACK PEPPER COOKIES Can FANCY CRP HEADS (LIMIT ONE OF YOUR CMOICZ WITH L" ORDER) 7V PRESERVES SON, FOLGEWS INSTANT - sum MUM - FOLG$WI ALL GRIND 0, VEGETABLES . - 2 ml, lobs Jessup then.e southeast- D. ties. as same appears is the lea for Seminsle County, PIer. Ida. once a week for six (1) ginal Answer or other Plead. ir on Clifton Arson, Is Its's r.oesd in The Minus. Seek for us vssorvss lbs right I. To. consecutive woeks commencing ing in the of flee of the Clerk of the Circuit Count on or be. PaM 41$ west on Stat. Road sold County. Soot say a.dFer all bids or Is on June 88. 1966. 41* to state stoOd 454 westerly in WiTNESS WIRRIOP, * waive say inforaalitlss In the DONE AND ORDERPD at (uie the Urd day of July, 1*01. so Slats 510.4 dId (A 164ee500t4 ha.* hereunto sit my but UI Ill tog. 5o hId shall be wish. 011and., Florida, this 11th day If you tail to Cs so, $ d.cres pro oontssso will be take. Migiway Na. S Northerly 05 affixed the official seat 51 the drawn for $ period of fifteen of Juno 1151. 050805 C. YOUNG against you for the relief 4. 1.4 to the ias.rssetiee of Pools Board of county Commissioner* (11) days subs.iient to the United t LaSso District manded In as Compint, Rood 5. R. ISA) and sis Pa. this lit dsp of June A. 5. 1*00. .eniag of bids without the This Notice shall be publish. Jud ge eta 5*4 (5. 51. 456) (wheel (5541.) •uuiul .1 lbs Beard. AetAur IL 5*hwttk, Jr., .4 s.ce a weak tsr to., cease. said esad turns .eithsset Meson IL Wbsrtss Clerk 51 lbs Soerd It cloalroaft. s.rd .f PublIc I eertify the foregoing to cutive weeks In lbs The has. arisid usnessid ish. eassullNe County C..mlie$esers in sos, on 094140 tIns) o'nU$Is Insteseete.. for Seminols be a trio and correct copy ford Herald. and fir SsmIn.Is Cssstp "A si Fools Reed (S. a. NA) of the original. County, iberids. DATED tale list day It fins Florida t. Saatssl L14410 south o Ran• a. To MIw.s, Jul1 A. Blake, Cloth 1*51. Vaitod S Is I so District (SEAL) hut lou to the Isstliiid Orat C$*T1F1*D COPY 5es1.ols Counts, departsU Court 440089 of Publis 1*511*.. Arthur U. $eekwltb, Sr. left so lbs Sea. Arthur 11. Reekwltk, Jr. Mu? Clerk aS 91141 CirsiM Cold Clerk of Circuit Cou SO ead Bo.OUlds iso's. Riddl. District .1 fends Rood essolsele County, PI.rtda PsbUs Meoll .. tory ii il: Arisas I. By: Martha To Tibift Sesid of Si the saw where Luke Mort By jam I. Break., 5 C. Deputy Clerk lasteseliss. Deputy Clerk Sead lives dvi auth e.stinu. PubU*a June IL U, IS. hI, TO PublIsh dine U, is A July 7, Publish Jae 31, 1$ A July 7. Publish Juno 81, to nsrtlssst.,ty sling .14 £CL 1*01 14. LI $41. II. 1$51 a*WWsUSh.eM cam N lW-.i Cox -411 ""F "MI. 0" FROZEN rtvs 4. .__w S ]Z J CONN HASH - BEEP STEWS OVEN CLANIR ' Lad. lmine DRINKS H C" can Can fte mm" - LYZ ..--•- .• __ •_•;_-.- . - - --••- - -. .--'-- - • ., .- • - . - J 1: �S :01 * THURS. * FRI@• SATIN The regular session of the 1965 Legislature wasn't completely satIsfacto "as f"' • . I- -i 25th & PARK SANFORD 'I '. ]LAWKIN A. mate First Class, M cently received a letter of commendation from the Commanding Officer of Training uad ron Seven at the Naval Air Station s Meridians Miss - ' r FRESH PORK "PICNIC" Training "PILI.SBURY" sance Attack, SquadSeven In April, 1965 and resides with bin wife, Patricia, and two children .t' 114 Garrison Drive, San. ford. ' PLAIN (OR) • SELV.RININO C BAG I liv. 1eonuIusnes At. tack Squadron Tb,.. "Drag. as" were NCSfltI? s4,ue.d In rete and congratulated for t hei r sceomplishment by U.S. "CHOICE" VIAYOLAO POT ROAST tivo .flku if RyAN-S. The promotion standards of .. . The 59c . . dor, I N' M A1 1R)A CA z114: R lb. 89c . . "BONELESS" • .. - I. 89cd . U.S. "CHOICE" PLAVOR.AG$D 11W . . lb. 59c CHUCK STEAK V.S. "cnolcr YI.AYOR.AOID UI? The 99c RIB STEAK UX "CHOICE" BEEF FLAVORAGED . . . CHUCK CLUB STEAK . The 99c . . FUSE 951% PURE" ROUND BEEF . 5 Ibs. $1.95 . FRYER PARTS . . . The 49c A c "PUSH N MAX" PORK STEAK . . & 1 The & .' WIENERS . lb. 49c . a S ALL FLAVORS '• PLANTATION'' MEAL or GRITS "CABIN HOME" MEAL 'a ' . . . ' . CR. IAM SOFT DRINKS FREE "HIC--DRINKS . ASSOWM FLAVORED It • We raw. ' . ''\ 3k ' ROLL __ (U$lTt ORB WITH YOUR IS, OS MOE '% FOOD ORDER \\\(UM1T * WITH YOUR 1/ on NONE /71 . e 1116, \\'s.. ORDERPLEASE.) - . 29c . PEGS OP IS 05001" PEG. OP N PLACE MATS . . . 39c 012= if camr VK4. 3/$1600 PM BA6S ' • CAN 'WAUslV EWUM a 406 '39C LIMEADE Iowa sjv~gev 45V um#SWBNT'N GREEN ' CABBAGE M am 10/9k we" R ome New W111111 Two coma & TM A M 91 % OKRA NAWWAir. GOLD BOND with a"As Caw" Tlle rwdmkn of %TAMP% 4-IN11TANY rMA= Good at ~111 44 OND ----- .-- - .-'. ' ,_..__._ '-.----- .. . .- -i-- .-. - -. -'- /\ 3225733 - -. ZaaZ uc mmvs ,. -. - - FIRST FEDERAL uath •.'. ,-- ,• , - - ,., , . ,., . - 4 here. Come see use and let us show you. Furniture Co. rIWAV _____ SAFE, PROFITABLE, CONVENIENT SAVINGS an or I - BOTTLED NOW OVER GOLD ,. I . Barbs 10. ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - COLD : BOND I C GOLD F2 din 3.$100 Colc SATURDAY,Joes 36. 29c - 18,.6c. 10% pq OR A ROW HONEYDEW MELONS reu. I 2 1111. 11011111 VOUR manmw ro a an. a 616 ~ M""W=rr ra 07210W ME LEMONADE- -10/9k C= 1W 1W 111W 6/ft Is am U eL I& 0S0ALD4W1W Flooses 4 as. esse 9T* DENIM SERVICE '' __& __aw .9c SALINES 9 9 0ties 9 3k 2a IIIcTE 1,51SURFRow+r00 ' The Lighter S de W1e PKG1 15/$1. "Pu, PORK 1 30 WAXED PAPER 1101. CANS 'TOPS" AUT. FLAVORS ttst .' $ LI. RAG "CUT-RITE" ' 1G TUNA.,. ...3/c SCOTKIHS... 2/29c Ill IALLIR i ' NO. I CAN "LVNC$ION RAPEIItr "ITARIIT"CMURE DAY Your Savings Should Be At GIANT PEG. or 4 EOUa 3k TOILET TISSUE . I'M. A More Than Ever GAL 13 4-LI. RAG PWALDOW CI q 'V SC 2 LL 0 "AUTOCRAT" BLUE MAGIC! 'ARMOUR ITAW' ALL MEAT 0 .' Natural Scenic Beauty FLA.GRADE 'A"S IJG1 • TEGIR • IUAIT ROAST RICE _ - -- CHEER .2 ., Area Correspondents 1111111* V.a. "CHOICE" PLAVOR.AOlD Ru? 0MW of •: ' ' in 11111 =1101 11111 EMT ax , ENGLISH ROAST \k. aminstInus. On a slier day, It I. pos. sibli to i.e nine volcano COflS$ from Latac*mgs, Ecus. .. ' ROLLED ROAST Navy-wide ..p.tIthrq ix. Tb..e being advanced worst Douglas 0. Wioreuga, tD1, Andrew Thom" Ratliff AQBL Park. U. Low, Jr., I'NS, Rodney 0. Graham, PNS, Richard I. LaPI&nt., .AEL . $601"0 SW "SONILXU" the Navy permit only the ' • (LIMIT: ONE wITH YOUR $1, OR MORE, FOOD ORDER ic 1l LB. ' ptudy. P5J910I41 in th Navy are advanced only, after sue. . '.!.,r Political Notebook 5 IJL Urd •' Cromley ,• ' ron most highly qualified person. Dal to be advanced, therefore this Una up of Navy talent . :• '.. - FLOUR to Reconnala- Are Promoted . . .ls if a man elfin a girt a high, largely among young people? Send for the boc&M 'Sei ball or a dgnet, what dees These venereal diseases are Problems Of Yoeng People," this reveal? Marcia wants I. very hazardous, despite our enclosing a long stamped, s-1 knew, .e scrapbook this vi. modern antibiotics! They cani turn envelop., plus lIe. tel ease. For I ,e. if make a girl sterile, damage It offers many more tune girls an lgwant abed her b*art and .e.n produce facts that most yowl people still dent know. male psycholegy. That's why Insanity I I they cestrae i.5aJ dis. Meanwhile, the girl also Is eases a4 low babies adlikely to become pregnant and Of wedlock, 1W they lack then be deserted, to bear a the facts listed bellow. baby out of wedlock. ... S. CASE W.427: Ma rcia D. f,•' ej aged 17, Is the high school ThIs is grossly unfair to the senior who wanted the straight baby. "•' CUT facts about smoking and Meanwhile, she humiliates .,. .,,' ,. drinking, her parents and may even be -: ;: ". "Dr. Crane," she persisted, forced to drop out of school, KI1L CU.TXIC Rental "you my that among the thus curtailing her own eluca. thousands of men who have Beat $ MW'U m ums or applied to the Scientific Mar. tionil future. Sen Mack N. Cleveland Jr. and j, If she Is cast aside U an other fine com pact car fee Rep. Joseph Davis Jr. served our In. asked to meet a girl who evening's toy, she will find it Thought For Tod terests exceptionally well. smoked. more difficult to find a suitable Putting our needs Into legislation "Remember that my life I. a :.j.4" , "Who was he and why did husband later on. and eventually Into laws wasn't ex- breath; my eye will newer again see he make such request? : 1 , menaare so opposed So you girls are gullible It sctly an wy task. It was a time con. good."-Job 7:7. .' "And it swallow th e usual blarney •.. suming process and our legislators • ° to marrying girls who smoke, you of the male who plays up to •• worked hard at the job. We are ex. Begin at once to live, and count why do they offer a cigaret you with .'" flattery, and then plus Sc a 11.. Includes tremely grateful to them, each day as a separate lIfe.-Seneca, to a girl?" 1, • . • piles you with liquor and ci. gas, sink., lasursaes, We believe that many of the bills philosopher of ancient Rome. That man who asked to meet '"' Wise UP? a smoking woman, was a wi. f.. I..•.•. Remember, A 41 any man of. 1 dower who beaded an Eastern ••• , you liquor and/or clgarets, •• ii. corporation and was earning fir, Bruce Biossot -- Roy our SM F data shows that he GULF 830,000 per year. definitely is NOT in SANFORD Its expressly asked t. be . marrying you! So interested 2224*21 beware! the of a similar corporation bud in the same salary bracket. Dick West's "For I want her to be able WASHINGTON (NSA) - ticipitlon of tens of thou. .d to the poor are regarded to mix drinks, smoke and By ..... of swnmer, some sands of poor people In pro. as nearly 100 per cent sus. otherwise fraterniz, with sop. *o,000 nonprofessional p.o. grams designed for their own Pact. histicated prospects for my GAS i business," be added. Via are expected to be drawn uplift can mean the first The Inclusion of represent. Apparently, his motive was stir.s of the poor on comfrom the rinks of the poor real breaking down of in. It th to obtain an assistant sales Into community action pro. visible walls whkb now keep munity action boards and WASHINGTON (UPI) - around outside the capsule, home movie histories In e manager Instead of a devoted committees Is $ highly pub. To the many other plaudits his buddy James McDivitt entire film, grams for the war on pov- them seriously allinat.d and licIz.d move toward wifel bridging that the GemtnI.4 spice twins kept Unique Opportunity the camera pointed in erty. hoisted from the broad main. this crucial gap. But In the have A. regards Marcia's query COOS S NC been r.eclving, I would Largely from these same streams of American life. particular in White direction. had a as to why men offer a girl a view of key officials the like to add a word of corn. his tanks will come some 45,000 One poverty official says swelling flow of "nonprofea. mendatlon of my In other words, McDivitt unique opportunity for clown. cigaret when they usually ab. own. NO paid employee of the poverty alienation is the principal slonals" into the program is Was 5501 making pictures of ing. He could, for Instance, bor a smoking wife, you girls INSTALLATION project called Head Start, a characteristic of the urban the real cue to the prospect As home movie makers, pretty cloud formations as be have pretended that he was must realize that men have a those guys are terrif ic. double standard. CHARGE aummer.tlme crash effort poor and isolation a mark of of social revolution. Pet Cyl.4 The films they took during might have been doing had being pushed out of the Pounds It is almost as aimed at helping 300,000 dii. the rural poor. A great goal evident today On, official: 'Six months their recent four-day mission his wife been present. Or as sule, That would have been , advantaged pre-school chit, of the antipoverty effort, from now thes, people will he surely would have been In keeping with the home as in past generations. DSIIVT7 Me A young man may thus off. dren to enter kindergarten or therefore, is to "reconnect" be the real representatives were shown at the Capitol this week to members of doing had my wife been p. movie tradition. . Anywhere In and coin the first grade next fall on the.. millions with the so. of the poor." As fascinating as the film or a girl a highball Congress, staff workers and cut. Seminole Csuity her to have refills. And he a relatively equal footing cI.ty they live In but of A. the prospect Is envi- newsmen. I don't see bow I have several reels home was, however, 1 couldn't help may gallantly give her a el. with their luckier neighbors, which they are not genuinely sioned, the poor helping they did It. that I took during a visit to thinking that future aitro. It. I The.e are not routine stat. a part. Phone themselves out of the depths Not once during the 20. Yellowstone National Park a nauts may be hard pressed gu't and light hUe.. They are a measure of It should surprhse no one of deprivation, Ignorance and minute sequence of astronaut few years ago. They consist for variety in their movies. But such a man Is looking the potential for social revolt that the mood of the alien. III health will become a now Ed White's venture outside entirely of pretty cloud form. It seems to me that the for an evening "affair," not from a wifel contained in the war on pov. atsd urban poor today is one force in society - balanced the capsule did they put atlons that my wife pointed farther you get away We will I... yes ci Girls. hewarel MQ4 ssty. of "deep distrust," as pay. against the "sstablisbmet,' the ground the less change of make a vast distinction hi. while I was trying to get e camera lens out iIng.r.aver th syllader .y.t.a with If that revolution... snow er* otticials are discovering oft.n in conflict with it, forget to remove the lens movie, of a geyser erupting. scenery you have. I Image tween a "Good time Gertie" ,. SUIeSsthS ietulatet for a off, and there seems no isa. afresh. Not only the sit.b. pressing for a place as real or McDivitt and White also that after a few days of home to meet their family. ' service charge of SIAn son at this stage to doubt lI.hed political and business contributors to the nation's cover, pictures are to be eongraulated for circling around In the some vi. a girl they want to tabe The were in focus, per month sad deliver fu* It will, it could ultimately leadership but the very social life in contrast to their pres- had a minimum amount of resisting what must have old orbit the view will get Many a giddy girl, ephaders as needed fee starving dwarf all, other effects of the and welfare agencies whose ent role as hostile, embitter- Jerkiness and, more Import. been a strong temptation to pretty monotonous6 the same leer $4.11 per for some masculine attention, poverty program. The par. existence Is formally dedicat- ed bystander.. ant were free of extraneous ham It up a bit while mak. After the first thrill has win foolishly sell out, like cylinder rate. worn oft, astronauts may Biblical lust, for a mess of U the transformation oc- subject matter. This may ing the movies, FOR SANFORD NATURAL GAS curs on a substantial scale, have been because their wives A small .aluti by White find themselves becoming pottage. BOI'aED GAS BEYOND THE MAINS travel, As So space the out in. bored with forecast I. made that weren't there to give direc. when he first stepped she enters into an affair, Herald within a few years some of tiona. to space and a little jig by the saying goes, when you've In hope that somehow she will AtW"ult. 0~ the.. "representatives of the McDivitt at the end of the seen one earth, you've seen "hook" the man into a wed. Followed Whit. hIl. ails.. Ms. ass-Ills poor" will begin to turn up While White was floating flight were the only typical them all. Mn. EIWW. ding contrast. as precinct delegates in pal. -But she Ii playing a long. Ms-slit C0MPV itical party affair.. Their shot gamble, War L41ke49rest aty __ AND PLO-GAB CO R PO RATION Impact on organised labor For she Is likely to contract Eli. Ms. Mar,ian SU-N7$ is lAne Easy could be considerable. venereal (gonorrhea "Fornssrly Sanford Gas Co." Ms.. Prasees We Says one poverty fighter: and syphilis) which have ris. Cvy 100 W. lit STREET 111411$ "They're going to give labor Cuiliup Mn. Jan. Similar to the Watterson right,-of-way years ago when en over 300% in recent years, By Ken Vane. $31-u.s unions Sits." Lab. M.ss first built. If From director Sargent Kentucky Division if Highway Expressway planting, new the road was Mr..LL.Ju 043041" along the Frankfort. they had done to. we could plants lafeiseatlon Shriver on down, this outlook $324?U and us.of 1.64 now enjoy the beauty Mr.. 3.sa KO& is understood and approved. Motorists m Kentucky are Middletown section 1514741 fulness of the plants' full maLeegw..d MEN A while back shriver said: getting a bonus of natural Include too pfltasr juniper., ture growth," Dsfta Dennis, Ms. s face a revolution In scenic beauty from the Ken' 2.353 shade trees, 2,221 flow. Landscaping coil per mile "We Mn.@fQ JAM Le.ss $11-Ui? Allil expectations-* radical shift lucky Highway Department's ering trees, 986 large ever, varies from an average of Nook Often" In the hopes, demands and mass planting of shrubs, greens. 128 small upright cv' $16,124 per mile In the city Delta" aspirations of the poor them- trees, hedge and ground ccv. ergreens, ba low growing to $4,241 on highways outAlan. x4rg"A C0911F _I 111111411101111 selves. We cannot stem that er on Wattersots Expressway evergreens, 43 d e c I d u o u 5 side the city. The reason for "114 tide, And we do not wish to and on 144 between Frank- shrubs, and 66,625 pieces of this cost difference, accord. Id Ms do so." fort and Middletown. ground cover, planted at a Ing to T. D. Linton, director Km J.Alsys 111-4141 The reactions In the eetab. The plantings mark the be- cost of $130,806, of the Department's Roadside lishment are something .1... ginning of landscaping that Ward believes the elements Development Division, I. that A considerable part of the will include many of Kentac. of beauty, although consider- In rural locations landscape heralded controversy over the ky's roads, accordingtoState ad by many in the aesthetic architects can build their depoverty program,. mostly in Highway Commissioner Hen. category, are as essential to signs around existing native some of the big citles, seems ry Ward, who believes that highway operation as to arch. plants along the highways. auforb to reflect recognition by sea- plants are beneficial to both itectus'e, or any other type of Other highway landscaping soned politicians of the hi. motorists and property own- construction. He says land* completed or in the process of men" potential it has for as along highways. seeping adds a fourth dimen- being completed on Interstate Naturally, you want your savings to be Sat. peg, lÀ Sanford. Florida Wed., June 23, 1965 sweeping, unpredictable Ward pointed out that in sian - beauty - to better highways In Kentucky in. change. the Watterson Ezpreuway's highway design, the other elude. 1.75 in Grant and Ken. 6.0111.0W. IOITOS 65$ PVUMI*MS There Is more Involved, urban setting, shrubs and three being utility, safety, A 5OVetR1IISt agency Insum your account UP to $1000. ton Counties and 144 in ri*nm YCITOLISS. CIP61111641001 • Usseril W--uw some officials here believe, trees keep dust and road noise economy. and Montgomery Cows. srnat autiussa siteessaial parL than the politicians' natural along the busy thoroughfare. Ward takes particular pride Clark tie.. These plants at. being Leeseisti 14$t.r ASve.IMng D'.rse And you want Good Earning, to pay you for being thrifty urge to get control of a good from reaching people living in the group planting, of '' furnished at $ cost of $1270. ____ ream vu pete ROT _II thing. Many sense the danger along the busy thoroughfare. ergneens along the Express' nz. MsssgtaS 141$., $11M&$A £Svsrt*sla 1-eagee to their status from an Motorists, he explained, bin' way, like the ones In front of Tail shrubs will be planted $01.11 Our cvr.et 41/4% a year, payable sMsi annually aassns ysi thin i.etati 1411.r Ja•X11 OMMUSAILIM emerging new foree which, if efit by plantings that screen bridge abutments. After a few on i'tia avessa dians to prevent 1-75 me s Suelsees N eagev It Isn't grasped by them, such unattractive eights as Cur SdlIei these ever- motorists from being blinded ' growth rum 1111101ofte ., wn.sa could one day topple them the rear of warehouses along greens Sure, yen rsssosably expect Prompt, Ccsv.aIent 8.rvks will grow Into one by oncoming vsbides. Cur. rsies1 Sept. 0910W aelee, from power. the expressway solid mass, adding eye appeal really this project Is confin. 1U4 UW5? Also unsettled, if comae, "The pleasing effect .f Malt fl.tesvsØ through greenery as well as .dt.asoction Just outside are the established prof... shade and flowering trees minimizing the monotony of c,jngtn. Oug q.Io' parkJag lot and our pleasant, alsit and mmiivs 11'011mke4 Sally essept IsIarSsv, slaSh ens Cnduas., ps$. slonals - nurses, teachers, SIT" the motorist uneonsel' lot of concrete. Kentucky Turnpike and the lisket Saturday peemedlag CirlmasS welfare sad .ocls* wirken. ous relief from ilue and us. 'It's really a sham.," Ward 12-mile secti on of 14$ in $SMOSIPT$U R6 teRse, provide It. Lad, .1 course, the Night D.pnIt.q I. ALWAYS The nonprofeeMoa2s strike GIOUI~ and "" " said, "that someone didn't Hardin County have also selimo Ma woos them as a serious job threat. er fatigue. This, In Itself P° have foresight to plant the calved a share of landscaping ___ Saving b Mall Is as haady an your mall hex. ___ _ some poverty officials are motes driver alertaesa," he &Mo aim fund.. A total of $162,121 has predicting, moreover, that spent 05 beautificaum the publicized useettlesest Along Watterso. along this superhighway. of urban power structures way $71 shade tress, S2116 may appear relatively miser flowering tress, 1,414 decldu. alongside the ferment looked one shrubs, 2,623 pieces of my Welter C. ftAft U TEARS for in the rural areas in as hedge, 1,554 large .vsrgr.eas, Ever notice how short the At First * Paheeti. months just ahead. 970 small upright evergreens, months get when You pun. are (AI".g.l', aid sod .flhse) T1114 KNOWsawInto86110 wakw ush" view wwo 1100offortheres"Una" of au 8UW Yet there Is a firm eesvh- i,ss low growing .vargrse.s, paying on an Instalment Ui. among .mVHe em 110,415 pIeces of grassd eov• chase? ' e guiding mad watching or, and Ms broad $*t ever' saga" " so"" Mass matter U19690101F 8% an 44 as pool dais S f d at"" so as"" NWW& §"" the &44 a 0 a uwi& the.. changes that the pie. greens have bee, planted, at Teenage darner girls can dlctd social revolution will a cost of $141,565. Landscap. grow up to become whistle. not only go forward, but ing on the expressway, lag age glamor girls. 0 e e finally will be accepted W 'the, phaees at interstato S CarpsteS Torniturs eceeity" by all "establish- highway Wilding Is paid for True, money can't buy • Tge • pc iowv CS "Use be ment elements" which new both by the Federal Severs. happiness, but It sure can 212 ease "W" BMW Hide feel Its challenge so oles went and State funds, finance the "arch for it. went For example, Seminole County enable us to proceed with develop. drew a blank check In Governor *ient of Lake Monroe. We believe Burns' $300 million road bond pro. that these are most vital pisces of enacted rather enthualutical. legislation as far u our future is ly by the legislators, concerned. F Also there seemed to be sly ofOur legislation also saw to it that fort to look In the other direction as Seminole County's junior college will far as lower education was concern- come Into being next year. What a ed. "Hold that line" appeared to be great thing this will be for our young the battle cry of the Legislature. No people I tax Increase at any coat. Almost every bill submitted to However, there were many corn- our local governments sailed through mendable things accomplished In the House and Senate with little or Tallahassee no difficulty. As one of our leading citizens Locally, Seminole County fared quite well. We can give two men the said the other day on this page: credit for seeing to It that the bulk "Those touchdown twins, Cleveland of legislation from our county and and Davis, have really scored for municipal governments came Seminole County In that great game called politics." through the morass In fine shape. T. •1'.' SHOULDER Five 'Dragons' Worry Clinic s3 '.1 it Control Division wtile attached to reported that passed the Legislature these put two months will mean a great deal to our county In terms of growth and progress. Bills enacted In Tallahassee will Dr. Crane's - ay was assigned as Muter Inspector of the Qual. Squadron S1VEN and wee awarded the commendation for his 'out. service and standing devotion to duty. lie Come !arW5rhlj Yecr A Job Well Done ri , 4 "M__ EST FIRST ST. WANFORD. S flL I - - '' ' - it' - ----- VIL - 4 �_Pag2A.-June23,lD65 øiiak 1, *uf.r$ W'rsTI June 28,1965-Pags$A, By Abigail Von Buren tlbôij DEAR AUYs Can't "UP DEAl AUY: I've been nod child is sift sad a DEAR ADY Now do be doesn't ASK anyone. H. IN ARMS" iii that the you know when you are it? and privilege. Enjoy married for four months In knows It. So, It you "think" teacher was prsgeutfortwo.Iamde• ' ' staying on her love? I asked my mother you're "in love," I would S ownU,nslncrd.rtotaacl and she said there Isn't any say, think again. ligMoi* i4 ' p. s 'my bus. 1EAR LUTZ After ned. discipline bead. lvi here's the prob. Ing the tSttfl ftOM us Youngsters ? g such thing, It's just was. • • • 't Problems? Writs to Abby, kmt Prim the us.aeat I got mother who was up In arm' ting time and a halt over, thing you Imagine. But the MY .gegea.M rhtg I aver the feet that her child's thee? I AN not a teacher. is 37 years old and It's been BOX 69700, Los Angeles, CslIt.Yorapersoslreply, kept but!eanrimlmberthat$O so eta" to Ed it from all ""tier__ enclose a stamped, sell-adMdss. fly wither, his with' alter e,beel because a "few" pests ape that method weeb. cbs probably forge t. I've dressed earelo,s. er my pvsadm.tiler, his children misbehaved, I am ad. The teasbir dlda't asked several itb.r people ' • S said, "New up in arms, tee. Did ft ever the guilty .,t, et w ,u go and have a baby oecurtotbiimothsr thataf- did.N.enetold the teacher, and nobody seems to have Rate to write 3eters? Send one dallar to Ahby, Box first year you're mar- tar a confining active day of but th e culprit was told by the answer. Have you? the THINK I AM 19700, Los Angeles, Calif., rInd?" Thus I beard lengthy tucking, we teachers look the rest of the clue, and it DEAR THINKi When a for Abby's booklet, "HOW kibsr.s us the high oust of forward to $ quiet, empty never happened again. living sad the lapertence of classroom where we are tree Why, .h why do parents PIF.O Ii reilly "in 1oys TO WRITE LETTERS von our neat day's work? think they are doing their (and there IS such a th lngl) ALL OCCASIONS." "gettlag to know year buso to plan ____ ____ Iv. heard th is We don't enjoy staying In children a kindness by let. ______________________________________________________ UM flne. after school with students. tint them "express themsi ellen I feel like a coa• p.te dimwit for wanting a But believe me, occasionally eel,..? We must have disc?. baby an sues. Ni, I'm situ, th is Is a very effective pune and couideratlon for any struM to tail anyone. n,eansofbssdlingan unruly the uxtpersonlfweareto mtzip I'm U and wanted $ baby class. Common seens would liv. health y, hippy, peaceful right away, Now should I have led this angry _______ _mother live.. Proverbs we lived by till people? Lad what do I to infirm the taseber that are unknown to yotag psi. EDYTh ThORNTON MCLEOD say when thug mark smart her child had a deuter's ap pie. Even the Golden Rule When you are seriously Ill, buy products which corns remarks? I'm we ne one polntnsent. What good 414 It has changed to "Di It to will belle,. we planned It do her to sit Is her car for then before they 4o ft to there Is no problem In select from a reputable company. I GOT A IECRET a half an hour? We are not you." No em. takes the time tog your n*edlcatlon-the phy. know that the Upjohn Com• DEAR GOTi Tell people c?alrvoyut, When will the to teach our young People 51dm prescribes It for you. pany has built Its reputation ___E,ery.i'm 15 But, Ii YOU stOW older, there carefully through research when you sn good and psrents learn to ioopenti moral l.uai hurrying to his grove. are many Ins that come to and product controL I come ready. And dos t be sheepish, and stop fighting us? A TIM TEACHER linoerely Yets we no ins any explan. you which are not serious but from a Iog ha. ci doctors ° ' aliens sm apslegles.A plan. GRANDMA which require aid. and l value the flaecldAmer. I got some information from lean company. John Campbell, a man who After 40, there has the answers to many, t ngs t. Jacoby So questions. H. Is th e head of stance, I know that )lycitra. the non-prescription products cm is an antibiotic ointment tits Prevention of infection department of the famed old Wednesday, Jun. *3, IMI he N fie club •' American firm, osi'i u, jo hn Of thOU minor cuts we all get, The Up Jim continues the discussion that North holds all four of Company. In discussing the also (or burns and scrapes. at Ileekwsod who, we left the.e ales cards. South also consumer's difficulty in eboos. But It won't cure allergies, WA N48 want@ to know about the m. Ing proper non.prescripilon skin rashes or serious injur_ an yess"day. •*.s,e Jim: "Tb. fillow.up Black. portant king of hearts end Ii products from th e vast IIT1Y los. Xaopectato Is for the wood bid if five no.tzump Is 'WU' able to bid five no.trump. displayed and shown, Mr. treatment of diarrhea, but It a demand to partner to tell.1 óQU4 North responds six diamonds Campbell made the following won't cure ulcers or any other pi how many kings he holds, H. •JST53 Q1I$4 and South is able to bid $ poin ts, which I want to share ailment. 0 responds six clubs to ahoy no •Jl grand slam with complete with you: •ss When you need medication king,; six diamonds to ahoy aovia confidence." "The Important thing Is to fo use at home, which doss ins king; six hearts to show $ Oswald: "It to Important to know when to call your doe. not require a visit to your doe. QJ 1557$ two kings; six spades to show point out that If North had tor. If you have any doubts- tor, ask your druggist or your three sad ru no-trump to hid five no.trwnp to show all whether it'. an injury, a pain, doctor about the manufactur. show all four kings." four aces the,. would have a fever or a skin outb reak- or of whatever medica tion you ___ Oswald; "Today's band , *1111111 lsieut Wed been no way for South to eomsu1tyourphysIetan.isb n.sd. You must be comfort. phowa the advantage if using i v. iv p cheek on that on missing especially Important w hen able and you must be careful. -I TelevI1,9011 le . U ___ CUSTOMER . dn I _______ WiDNISDAY P. M. :: lOS (5; News, Weather (2) Newscops, Cost. (5) News, Sport., Wit. a ther 4' - V JZ A areFUN • D • dairy sped () a -' SANFORD ... A 1 SHIPPID D 6 D PUSH NOT PROZIN ONLY! "FRYER SALE" *Q JUNE A Id ad about and pushing their .. m. Ivies good giade. and tile wotrying about what you can claim.. Nothing, as I feel sure ability to aow$ family and di to help him, and don't my readers know, can cure OWM to doop easier tonight. 1110 1110 ft$Po@WbOON. (80 ladoo No We miserable by arthritis Or the 600111110a c" At least, I hope they IU just because a. iis't king 1157151 socIal adviser. Just and you should be wary of wbss thug bier whet a UM. i.g grades in high sebuil, figure that whether or not be any claims that promise TitMt7 ci 1engs picimeor don't asiuwi that she won't Is a social success In high cures. Consumer groups and has to say about eiscceu Is make a good wits, a rupossi. school Isn't going to make on. our government agencies are high etilsel sad Its relation to hi. moth.r and a wurtb.whlle bit ci dlUerssce In the long constantly on the lookout for success Is laInr We. mombe, ci her community.) ran, manufa ct urers who aisrepro. The professor says that a And thi, last finding Is heel Tiday's parents are so sb sent their products. recent study cii POW of of all for your peace ci mmd unbid Is lbs lives ci their Yirst, you should always itji'tV. A'ni that there Is because sow you can really cblldres and so anxious for chock with your doctor, and Mile or as relation between relax and stop pushing your their success that often the _____ geod grades sad lit.t thin, child to be popular sad to ails togts of ccsversatlus be. ________ thath.ha.afulj tw.sspansUoft.saagersla slat success ($odontbsso aakesur, awe that just because Junior social __ cahillir, The study how Iii or Junior Ii getting Is having trouble with math shows that there Is NO lILA. along is high schooL Now or ehealatry, he Is going to TIONIIUP AT ALL between overly concerned parents can __High school is Just hI* ha,. a but timi earning a soM aetMlee Is sibeel .14 relax. ALR1 NAVY living when be goes out lit, anything at aU Is adult life. schooL It isn't a preview if JOINS THE the werid.) So It your Insanger Isa't howaboyorgi,lIsgelagi. AmFORCV I The study ii,, alas up right Ia tho mIddle ci every. get sling in life. I cut up or whole 1965 24.30, OrIIIRTEENTU _____ WEEK THIS WEEK S ERWARE SP ____ 59c Fryer Thigh. • i. 59 1b. 51P Fryer Logs Fryer Wings. . 11b. 2V I* Wln. Deikious food. Courteous senlcs. Md no dishes to with!. $nofRumpR.. laglisis'' Cue R..se Rib I..f S ________________________ TILL 1*50 MOM. • TV Thee Show of the nlgbt* thing an the reseed shari.. 0.11 P.M. 1150. Wednesday. 10*1041 P.M. £10 AN •tlO.0 ____ 0 MiNus. Awi" -South su 17.51 to las Rd. P.N.____ CBS. This 1ev. Night flays. "lieu Jams.." usps. "UN at IDi wn.t enly HUlbillie.. (rerun) (Color. (Rerun) Bob Hops n'I funny mOments here as we ew Mars as this controversial snap. Peace r - i Wady includes interviews with colisgesise J.tbro (flax Bier) °' Jimade Walks, 51 New to get put the U Secretary asao, Tri.Y1 struggling sixth grads. When he makes It, York. Though married, Walk. I4s Adlal Stevenson, C.b$ Ledge and ethers as there' trmi*e betsise stteta I. evaluate the sue. principal doesn't want blot romances a nightclub en. to t.rtalner, played by Vets uums 'tad failures of the UN attend hi. graduation tornationsl poises. keeping trce. by taking a i* front of the school's wealthiest as .e, It ho. benefactor. Us 10 years onlat..ce. Jiki MacVane 1J ;( 5:50.0:50 P.11. ARc, shin. , 4ig Spotlight (Just lb. beam, light not the Itself) falls on 7*10.1 P.M. The Virginian. the Iverly Brothers and their "The Old b'nai Yesterday.' "I"ll Never Got Over You.' The shaggy Group calling It. (C.ler) (lerun) RytdoOiS its hlt *smdvpbyiutaL4e$ad 'fir. Tambourine Man." Oth ___ hilpd 15o, sass 51 NUb Riaaai as as .elebiltls Include fisHed. 'ntis. bess. Miss sas Isn't fists (Groucho hunt die. lbn sweat young thing Stave ewsed hem yes), Jody Miller, she's wesib vesaadag usIa and let, mire. ksJUftf5st351i5554eo4.,. Dan'S 15db t* eurr1sss. 14th P.M. ARC. Pattg Dubs Show._ "P aid the _ Isai. (reran) YNSIg a.p U ps,, R&StR PA I11 to 'sT pubIs. and Preq 1, Lvii.. a, 151115. v*g no' Sehhy Via. "NONN it could two his political ca. fear. __________________ '1 w Whit Tee Did" PLUS Saidra Die 'Ta.y______ A The Distei" • STARTS .asn. that \ Asorie, _ _ S as low Is asius d some. '0 . . . . . I _ _ At i~ MAT$.IWID $AT.4V11. A? 1PM. _ ____ ivziv __ __ _ ___ AT 5*10 SANFORD Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17.92 and S. Hestess Hams . 9.19 inii I doom aso. Jose as, 1"s _ SU %IU*PSNIIT$/ Time,'. (Seed Seems, Oily. f,•of (jg5Ø• -_.- S S - - S S S - - 49 S / _____ ___ Sherbet. __ 790 .. 5 Deal S li'di.ach..4 S $1 2½ $ U. ____ HinC Drink.. 3 . 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Pp...' 550 Deviled Crabs 4 Chess. . ........ 29 _____ • YIN wish the Mftg ftd Naft IS Mal t"t IS going no at his = thas market, SOW in many little or as cosisctioa hio sch.ol don't stay awake nights ways which make impossible O"thei7fl __ ,...,.,. * Polish Sausag. _______ ____ OP SROCIRUE$? W-e 31w MAMM: .. Lemonade ..,, 6 ¶ .. _____ I BUT THR HIGH COST umber of aces partner Is North will she, up with at of hearts limited In his part, stomach, headaches, diarrhea. _______ ubn1ag" ow pe whim he bids eVa hint louth sevid sount Tb. treatment for thee. ala. least or ailments is what you should Pat "After Keith follows tear ai.ávmp and isoilvos a Is t,ish. is'a. be able to use and get is. suits. And, you should know what the aids can and cannot do for your comfort." i Ruth Mill.ft Thore are so many products r' Banquet Dinners 'ge- 390 HOW TO ev" to viong because It his me SM sposing with a should bid Seven no-trump "?%am aft, however, maiW should be a cinch to tell from h jump raise from one heart toirather this seven hearts. minor discomforts-a scraped the previous bidding which I four house South kiows that With tout sow and the king knee In your garden, upset ORANGE • froze,. foods. / _____ ____ ____ ________ ________ . '1 Page OponIngd I 4 SWIFT'S P REMIUM TINDIR.GROWN GOVT.-INSPECTED . 'Asafinalelwould unurualchangeslnyou,dally like to point out that South pattern. IT YOUR _____ _______ S ...•..•.., ½" ' 39 Sour Cream ........ a.l._-I Rafte4ho rp 59 Cheddar _____-i CheeseCheese WIu.nu I., SHied Plm.sis er ___ Am.r'n Chess. le.. 49 Biscuits ____ lilt is m.r. ftss king and be would have W to symptoms last for more than Tomorrow - ,Dear E4y* Blackwood four no-trump to $* Pam 1$,?. Pam guess whither or not to bid a day or two. And It I. espec. Thornton McLeod" show slow tow am or me •• tally Important if there are rem. Pius P.. IN.?. Pam •,,s s.ss.Thebldfeallgbtlyambiguous but no one should __________________________________________________ ____ __ f ____ S The Patty Oaks Chew (1) My LI,tnr Doll $:lI (5) 5:30 - ____ 410 (5) Mr. Ed .. _ ______ _____ this five club response to a 1:35 (8) HunU.y.$ijikle (5) CBS NiWS-W&IIU Cronkite (0) Have Oun Will Travel 7:55 (5) Lucy Show (I) Casysnns (1) The Deputy 7:30 (2) The Virginian 'V.,. - hi Tonight I. I%ea*NkUTS1 I ' ___ __ ujbj Sal. Ms K. too 650 MU! S �______ - - NOMP .- - ;r; I 11 ___ 41) ", 211 ___ ', (W: I. 'lib =IM that baa Ø-L.t sftaI, os S _____ book am be Ilb ..W1•u. u . mat -I I ad 111111h I ; 16 ______ CIWUW 1 . ___ J • ru ,': ______• ... ,' _ .. - that ites. $ baw b.etsi . _____ [ ~ ~!W~dt % ltft) 1! I .~ 1, ~ %. We GO/ I "OSSIST _ ___ 11 ,' 1 . 1 _= . . '4$. __ - PM MY oky.2 %" L , ' 191 , / ICr- 1#4 to to " I 4 I lie I LU I L" NEEDS SICK ROOM 6 Wslk@M C4asg 21 to 36 151 tal Lt§ I 4." Who,, ChsIr, & Crutches for toot or 89Lt " to " I 6 I lie I L"I LIS prescription@ at L 0 or 0 a PflOOL Discount to 900910 over Is a ILU service ,parSoa. Mountain ".4 SAM not. Check f etU ev &!MRZ (are 16so"Oe "Wiss tn Sees) " aftw~ on"* FAUST D woor cl ii iwiti ins & window ass CONTUCT RA 464L ON NNUMT • ' I . 0 9431 L L40st All YO=4 0.90 O.. 1. ItL _______ ,40re%% .M ka sa _______________________ . , -' . d0W do so, #A ON& Pst In .. '~' • ,• . 1~ I I Pk whis moseriates. Came to - . a ta " _- Flea bome" Om beerim ~~ :4J ~ I .- - I A 10--ftwe 17W _____ . 0 Legal Nofice • • ANCESTORS a NDRM. $2.17? . Noll a,tahtru,r. ( I - have lit 1 I Call 323-7418 _myrna 437 7333 CrUt`nley-Monteith but not absolutely necessary. Inc. Please send short personal neat rstato sates background or college s,iipo-nontalo education Iili.,33 I eonfidentlat. Writ*. Box 141, 92. AcreageSanford Herald. cii. Claeusery sis"18M -IN Tun cmvv M COVIM Or VXI"b STATES IN&MICT COUNTY XAV1390111 . a KRIM LOSTs "FrWro. 11`04 NAM"ur* .N WtXTX SVOICIA16 Cie- COVIST SMDLN DISTRICT _j HAN14 a NOW Tork Corperso comou D"bek"& Call Us- CVIT IN AND FOR SSUIXOLU VLOISIDA ORLANDO SIMSO tion. . STATES OF AMER. _____PIaIitttI S, OCUNSWM36 big WA all ankswe beire Plallitift,MARY . . . H.M NM Pic ' 6 •- 10.3141. -•-,----- • - .., TA A. GOWN, .4-1.1 11111 1111110411nd am r" em in go lad hUrsillfed Infloolf" VV1a II-Money Wastes 44-favings & Left 69-4khools d; Instructions to--Employinest services 11-mals Help Wanted m"a l$::M'al. , Half u-ap.cial NoUNS FO05 I"pectal services $4-Sales IS-Catering NEW HOUSE WOODUERE PARK. I bedroom. ofar base. TWO bedroom ban@*. kitchen equip.. lots Magnolla. 875.00 R. A. Williams, 321.012. TWO 3.droom louse. Pining ng room. study. & Utility Room. (Unfurnished). 876. (%a rots Please). Call ass-?Ili. beauu. ful Plattlet. Help Wasted 61-lacesso ProWty 113-Buslaoss Prm-Sais 13--Real Estate INS1411"41 1141-Real Estate Sale H-agalooss Rentalsi 90,-Ws For Bale II-rarm &--Groves IS.-Aoro&9* 1$-Houses For sat. 19-Intarlor Decorators 11-Jasiterial Services IS-Landocapo Bervice 19--Dullders Supplies 2G.-Hardwan 21-Home Improvements 22-Plumbing 21-Painting 34-Well Drilling 3$-Air Cond. A Heating 1111-Radlo - 4; days. Anytime Bat. A Sun. 2 bedroom house, kitchen aqutp.. 321-2858. I ; f '-. 96-Houses--sale or Ram% $?-House ror Rent -Trails s!aa Equip ment 31- Muxlca~ instruments ::-I 11~lntaa Equipment 33-J". Pflnttng • .. , to 171.1St hSI*157 Ipped3!23$$2'kit_ben :le. HUTCHISON ocean tront apta. ('all Mrs. R. U. Hutchison, 111-loll. 133-119sts A; Motors us--mazine PP ii 11 a __ . a ______ W 11110111141 i00 ) cmzn ., _____ 0~ :1" ~ !I IV - WW a 6 "or so Is be so am In *0 AIM 1111111111. aft "M 1111111111114 *0 L. !P M1R1 WUuJS_.JLI '• Whit do eat I_ to - if $ V up to Ck"04 Noi I I ,, iI ~ a -1--a ____ onI 11110, l!! 114 1 pius'.. w. I" ads ... . 4" ill 111Ir 1IIUJlss 11 ww, &if MONO Im VA Fl-IA toM Original maike . ..... ....... ~ ~ _. t00T•' _. c _ 0w-It i I '1 I I _ 1 _- \ .~__ ~ ~ . - \ $61 CHEVROLET I I 295 ii IfS. , - HAAG CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH 519 E. . '$0 CHEVROLET Impals 4-Dr. Kilt VA WAS bokso r5o Is me 34 , W. Close Thf~t. j ble. • , 1 corewt COSA 96 911111 It si a".. K"T 316"Alow mum% 4 p £%t.rsup I. isiai .: D er ow 414 T. - 1 1 'is - II .- I ;~ ~1 ~I - •--.- ,-. 1 Ibis 1 14_Ml me Its 316 Mi'*l4 Realtor l3$.$s4l IUUU -_- _-. 1::+Jt-1 W. aea , on Snavw,14a5 Nwa - 6-411 lo 4-DrOas ow" Low y' Nlair~ . Car. I. I $11915 0 0 0 `63 CHEVROUrr rick-up. "at dool 90" necliff" sew $ • • • '38 FORD Fitrisi. 4.i)i'., 4, sate. maui t,..-*+i $295 REALTY unan CLARITY AIR-CONDIMNER IN YOUR CAR, 0- - A ftJuJ IVzIV Fo Freefsi. Ce.1.ts tls Rectuuutor C .I. 0 0 * 13 IrAL4= Doble 44r. $Udo WMMN 1295 • Watirbi IllS e e e 1.114 Citi * lust Cfnuik.e.. Ar.uad P011!! I1_A - ___ - - POOL * 0 0 M7"3 Dolen ?M-U Weak sow edn_sMIIiMst.isie & at. -, as" com $595 0 * 0 11" jump gas" J moura 4 M" - 4"s ! 9 0 0 B" YOUR - .w- - nwx HOLLERS 1289 IA 1111160L ; Sob* Culh 1311 We led $1.'5 1Uf •a -_ ilL_- ..-_ I • 1I TiMA, Or MI 7•2$$S __ I `111111111111 41S. ~ PLUM I : II I . 4 . ~ I f )._ r_ __ i; I _. - ~ . . y SANFORD Pies RIBERRY l.lLf_ - • . ! CALL US NOW H! minaw . . . fta in &A" . . . lids. - PRIVATE PHONES &1"96 IN TOUR OWN 3 Feat Of Gist ae. Ps-k ; COMPLETE bs Rsai p., 1161 PAlM DRIVE 131.1431 w.os litat. .1.1. a.5. -•--- .*_7 DO" SAM UOKER purVA&MG. Write cash Slas' laPe'. - -. For complete Informatina U. Real lust. Waltal wessç1thsabs Lvssct s r1a. -.- !__ sa• INSTALL THE USTONATIC . ace is Olalu. wobjeuml It ., IMMEDIATM DELIVERY '*I$.$152 DAYS WORK. COUNTY MOTORS AND OF YOUR OWN FHA - VA HOMES t" art Mar" IN Tn" nsai.i J. _ DOWN TO SEMINOLE FUNI KITCHdN XQUtserna, UN. _ - _ S $12911 SANFORD, FLORIDA - JIM HUNT -1 =lot 01 aft& --_-- 0 . Impala 4-dr. 59 RAMBLER Management 1(131 do ARTHUR FULMEII. P 0 BOX ITT. MEMPHIS. __ so" somoinew County. rise- a" "a own a ISIII6. 0*dsr it Jul.. 55 1114 k14 lev14& Ill - -- s 80.e xper $ SPIOliATOL MOD I Ia 71154W. ULUWS$?I$4 _ - _, $ 4110- S= oil obs as 411 W604 I T IM Alr~ 4-Dr., "L out& trend" Radialf Reatao. A CIM ON OWSW QW. '60 CHEVROLET WsA$ too 13 122-4812 ranch Ave. ________________ ________________________ W-Blair Agen P&j'FY Pier. lie slush the aNsI buss it 0.5, Pies Piek VM*SS do. aiK 0SSat .1 hider'S, Pier' it a Is 71$ • .-#.- - - - I - -_ - -----------__ i - "., - - -. .1 it, , __ __+~ .. ____ I 4-dr. ardam, light help. matcht" Interior. auto trams., R, H, w/w.. Ures... $ IM I&S-1440. loll Cuirvillol.", 4 Dr. Ff. éylr?.ztrs Clean. I 0 0 0 w. wns DuM XODIIL SO I= so loth day fress no "M of we am r9b* 111,1111,1111 slow WAT111111111, ;91 Written &"on Ants *sow of ease Owes of 680"4 ~ ft* IL so"T111111. KODRL, 66114 be 1=031.1111110 Clef% of "Id emu be in willitleff, a" OW sissiuso 11116486t $I"Wdo of I NUTUXIS SLITCUM U310,1 SM "Are" of reostelleel of the Cam or. WIWI" • I act 6.; R. apsdv puissdsl Lad $5. ss 2411. A I a, law list . Iva -1 '60 FAL0019 Delaze. I-Dr. go riOnCi 000 -t CORVAIR "700" _____ ____ - 64 , • .. 1501'IVI 8* is now 0 Va West am and - IM:= of 1 psi "Mm' s osomy so"mal ft *m IMP 6" am I "as 0 0 0 • m view~ WW No a ), .nsiu. U 695 40 off-an: owcuiwooumi N010111110001ii he Or NEW CARS. ~ _....._ L.M.Ne ENT"PRISES soli-sall. New Branch Office -- . _. emir*# "W"W" am do $waft VAN" as 111411111111. 11100111 Oft 00 W" *0 USED CARS AND 62 CHEVROLET ifl., sport, auto this., R, H, 1 - . HOLLERS OK r__ - • TO BROWSE AROUND AND 999 .14. 1US$., I, a. as 6 P.M. WE INVrrl YOU 9 • 4 ', Ir I '.I astemobile. Factery wamoty In effect . .................. . law Automatic shift. spar. tire * Jack. S1590. Stay be refinanced through bank. or pay me equity at $100 and take over bank Nolte at $63-IT & mouth. , ut. if it TMT4 Sod" 100, 4-Dr. go" 4. L "to H stout true. = ;;k " Sees trow ti... OFF110 Ljitma itslly Re dyasals, be 8 PA. & BATMWAY '64 PLYMOUTH FURY 115_AutosForSale mechanical top. V.6 TILL 441r. sodas, _ all white, rod laterlave amitk 113. Wanted To Rant .- stnesiA. veam no "W lr YOUR ROSE TODAY THE AT HAAGI COUNTS- limited credit It wu a phone. Put closetIS to work for Va I 1`10 ,1 OA ' & Take than Area. 1.a 100. Resort -Ronlate WAIT ? ) OPEN FRIDAY BOAT REPAIRING STEP OVER TO • COURTEOUY CEAROS AC. us at III S. Park Ave. BALL. Itut FOR TODAY1 ___ ROOMS for Men, 401 Magnolia. III.Aill A(IrNCY. 41 a to FT. house trailer tar rent. 114S. Adults. 122-4567. ford SPECIALS - - z ____ . 111114111 125. Marine Supplies WHY $ITS agra. 223.0#41 nights, GAIL Art. rum 145. 822-2263 an 108. Rooms For Rent 0 I to- .let tooma 112-1tontal Agents 113-Wanted To lient Ils-Auto@ For H410 116-Autom--Sals or Trade 11 9-Trucks le 204-Apartments For I Apt. ALWATS (lood, JiGnIAM rurn- DLVE Isis Comet 0onvortible. Excellent beater, radio and [shot A unfurnished. un. the _______ . we se Swuly quiew. (W MA does. no aw it ow 111111 b~ IN IPJL 1W. 11)A ,'sy wius pta isa be 611M A list ~ in OW W ti'sS 511151W" WS .. 3-SF.VROOIL turn. IPS-Mobile llomoo.-Roas 104-Trallor Spaeo.-Iloot *01-Trailer L.ot.- Sale •• R AQUARIUS (isa. II Is Feb. II) Eli have $ '! iI r ..11.. VACATION cottage. Auff. IST4. NICE LY turn. 2 Br. hoipe. Writ. J. K. Domln.y, Ill 2481 Palmetto. S22-0374. ArSt., Mengs, Ooorala. .Z=I. ~ - Will meis mOt; Rent $95 W mo~ Plus & tax. ate anytime, or Ph. FURN. Gar. ApL 1003 Elm. 132-146? after 4 p.m. week- CLASSIFIED INDEX CENTER'S CEN1 0 IS. So. was 11--Dors-cats--losto SHOPPING Trucks For Sale INSTAT-T 1 •ZCSIISS% rr. Owens Crutuir and tra il • Uun'uiitID I bidtOOtfl - 11. UHT I4UIPPM. V1r7 MgMMMMmMMKMmm 4 Duplex Apt tetraisno fioeip. must $OIL Make tile bath. Venetian blinds, lit rick-up, sio-ossi. SR w. 66841tion. Offer. 122-1438 after I kitchen equipped. 2:3-3184 fru. lom ~ @ n's Trailer Court. DOWNSTAIRS, U n f u r a. I AUTO GLASS 49`11-' 901 after 2:30 PM. Ilowml DdrM. Apt, kitchen equipped. IS$% W. St. I SaItIA19 Glan andD 3-DEDROOM. 1% bath. TAfg$ Paint 11BBSOLANA wood isad slual. coulle. 2-noom rut" Apt. for lot. Apopka 889-2986. --Water lnclu~od. $41. 332-T -_ 00. RUM. Favoo. 1504 From& Isla c4mp" 3 HOUIZ2Nothing unfurnished alls, r1s. 81111-44111 French Ave. 323-1110. tancy near hut LAnnn 2-britroom rurn. Apt. Its us tn NAL cheap root. $33 Mo. and ~ --quire above American Rent mo. Tot. 11IS-33111. All. M-2-5612 _________ ' L & cral" ____________________ or ---. ' 121. ROSOISrI • i.t.Et) PARTMIR on 40 Acres 74Uoiptet) . the 0 N N Few miles North-East of 11"I. 31-VAcumn cleanore Hospital, Burg All, veralty slip In Seminole 31`-mn%~lioc 6, storage Oat Insurance Since American - Ca nty Must have V3,5UUI 19-1r. tormli,atore Republic Insurance Company Cau .h. ,Ph. Orlando ,123-:97 43 -PI1ants - Foods - Boodo bas basis using this now and do- after I V. m. so-misc. For Sale situation for its policies u II-Artlelos For Itent, Acres on beastif Ill sary1cf- NEW BUSINESS E xchan ge E R FOR BALIL Iy. I *: We can offer OV a pro. to Hwy 413. Owner William 66-Furalturs For sale sslollat salesman 21 excell. M. Barnak. Rt. I Bait 3STA* IS.-Antiqu*s rot Sale ant prospects each week. Now Smyrna Roach. y &$-Money To Loan P1111 s Guarantee of $111 12013. £Inualas.. Opportunities ° Per Week. W. will train a aslooman with either Inour- or. HOUM Fos, SSW &ace or 41rtot sale exper. v` him $125 for Jug Show. RAVENNA FARIC. I DOGrOOM, F"n Sanford Rzolisaile I bath. Low down Vgfmlmt Fnacy him our proven Pat $91.60 monthly. _•& e thod We'll guarantee that man doing 5 training Ian • DROOM I will show the now prospect Class 11 so,iso. 95. Houma For Bak act to" than $200 to coln. corner lot.I $31-1861. mission for the week. We Terms. I 1 1. 1.~ r, IX AND "a SUMXOLN VOUXTwo PWRMAO 01.0131. er 2,02 S. Park "AMERICARE' z::.ss$l. 120. Automotive RsrvIee I • I bsdri* tuinhPhed housi. FIIRN. APT.. S.O$47. room furnishedtra il-____________________________ 5--Day Nurseries li-Child Care HOLLERS III W. lid it. 111.1111 231 Con. srttbIe. toed cisan condition ALL WORK OU4P.ANTED held. aid out. isigain prlea. rPA. ____________________ I-Lost h Voust a.-Paroonals 11 Ja Sent Carol ' CHARMING Country Home- I bedroom. Furnished. Couple. Personal service responsibility. Supervision or mangement potential. earn plate training. Prefer som; ' • • PART PII4CHF.fl. Broker 06 ~~~~ JOHN E. FOX $400 salary Plas Incentive in*. 26-45 years. married. am. 306 N. Parknealtor Ave. bilious. capable at asoull na Al l 2311 RL'ICIC -.- ----- - 322-5612 AutomotIve Rent.. AUTO GLASS& ll& y~ tI A £SAb ? 118. Upholstering ji mattress ran. LARGE eight bedroom. I bat% ovating. Now & used rural- home Ott specious corner lot. turs. Call NIZ 11"dieff Mfg. 4 blocks from con or of BanCo. at 160 Colorr Ave. Sit- ford. Ideal of Investment. business or building _____ $Ill. Owner OVtrleaL 417 W. Ilt Instructions at. Contact Everett A. list. & 69. Schools per. Registered Broker, 2466 Park Ave.. Ph. 3:11-2211. In FLYING SEMINOLE RANCH or Lt. ol:eno (Space University anf ord bert C. Morris. $ miles t%vied o oral Division. Headquarters Now York. student Instruction now Ely. V&AnEUR. APOAin 61403. (Send MAIL), on in Piper Cherokee "ISO." tenant. do not disturb Plea., Come •ts and learn to , NOW. Expert Instruction in Ilea* offer. Listed "entities a relaxed atmosphere remov- acceptable In trade. 20 ACRES-ST 0WNER torns. Twin-engine Charter available anywhere. Easo Join@ Dolton&. 3.000' Lake Frost. ant. I 1.100, p Aviation Products available Adr.rd. ,am 5A. for floppy Flying. Ph. 266. miles (, &woo ,d,.Al;..V;ral for further information Lakefront e. b. and aDvoIntm ont. lt'story including fins.. $10 as. 120. A,d:;•l small 04141tre assume Manuel CLEAN I Bdr. Furs. Apt., etoel In, Water * Uhts - all a ISFDROOM furnished a I. it: 0 116. Autodl-Bale or Trade 123. Homits & Metm ~~~~ - xmmo retrackable 3-11XDROOM boom furnished FURN. ApWassats, robse"ble hardtop. radist beater. power Gateway To ?a W ""re, SiNring, $111 s&ih or trade Robson 8 or unfurni.hsd. 1l1.$l12. •i.e n 864 1129T XV21111111113DIS Dower off at 136 C)arrlpnn Dr. AVALON APARTMENTS AVAILABLE 4 Bedroom, 2 Both UflOKBII 71. Male Help Wanted s?r, fl C tric. Near N.A.L. $all Mo. Ph. 133-1140 after also. 9 C. A. WHIDDON, SR. FREE EWrMATE so. able for so Vt. alvd.. Puts. A;te bi th.,• suit- I person. Mostly located down. furnished. ' )'tfl. CLEAN 1 lidroom CIS House, .crunsd porch. earport., sir.eo*dttton.r, large we Trade Natl.ii Freight darn. ..d "on furniture. Many pieces Show he damage. however Hwy. 21.12, Ca...Iberry. S FUR141311111 & .OnflS Johns zaiy o, $2111 Ti? Park A ve. 813141811 • 101. ApsrtMeats for Real 115. Autos For Rile Page BA $7. Houaai For Real •5•__ - .1.4 - VI*CVII' VOIlE? 1. - L WOod. FIL FURNITURE HOOVXR VAM CLSIANERS WHITE OMWING MACHINES USED ROYM Ty"writer, Olt-OL PowzLt:s orricis SUPPLY Atitborized &else & Bervide GARRETT*B FORD Forstroon T. O. It Tree. tar. Roccadttlased Motor ~* COLOR TV. Illga now. n poeseg. litt, Now beck tit*$. Wesion. now warlallity. Assume 122-1411. mh1per as. TillS L' June U, 1965 . 119L ____________________________ It TtadS 1 TES. we sell government owned tip starts'lla, & VA home& Used turalturs apstuanood. t,o" $106 Down Payment. rat "a ate. Bought - *OIL LAWMIS ying and ocaupeney start. 016 11"to" Av* PL M111 LAWN sag. $I. to Sew ARMY-NAVY ANPLUS GOLF Gun. sit-Tag after a P. all Sanford Ave. - weekday& - - - .1.. seit*ti IUI sitliltisi that " Now ySI, $PP tauti Ser' 11. n.J) Them! Seninole Realty SOUTHWARD JZ - CAMCORN (DIS, It 410 I . $e uaf., Use and • UpsT*tlVs.$i hap. 1,1 Rile ____________________________ ER STEUT . USED FURNITURE Realtor - Appraiser - Insurcowr Astomatie W$tI?. - Ioi2a m i" or Rat DAM • Read Conversation __________________________________________________ _______ "fr buy witit walt " be" will maw Just do S,lam toproso, . " ON wurip OW W" eas , : 9 and 4% YT16. to" **"tie% RUGS, LU lilt AP8ii • have II) CsrtaM 1. be takes iii* i ptSPUII befor, isa sit down hap. 1,.I fr.-* I 1100111M (OIL a Nov. i. &atuoni I win alusk ass. i.e. e. Estate Community 1. ll sa EDWARD & OOLOII aid LBO. davlo ts.t's'y its.............. 'e 1115 DOPtIE. 4 Prli,fl h5e..,uSt,lM .3 5055*? Ia 11110K1 .1 is., It & it. ace let Country Club -W~ ar4rea at 4614 Deft""als. other claimants skintes 9%v 4 Pffewsk Circle. evening& i el "ass won onavacto fill Do,foodants. T IOF By F111110LICATIOX we"01111 4w SVrr 111 lo. OCKNISID111111, ant 31011 MeKRZ XSMV CARR awnins* wlth 9 x 17 cabana. I Do you have a drinklar Wall* UOR"Aell 00 V40UOR 444 10ft"TH Of FRANCIS "RUCgAWVUU ftess Seminole Oosstr . NO MONEY DOWN MART L SCUNISID3111, his totterd yard located Park Ave I low Write IP. 06 910 U116 Vol ROD URT t, HILTON an d pialatiff in the above styled 333.0711 70*French Ave. who may be dead nd not Trailer Court, No. 36. $L300. SHARON k MILTON, kl• cause by 5. J. lalcisee, • knowndead 'IW aU 1 SH.IO31. Assistant Untied states Alter. all voketwo Paris" sited *Ulm* 95. Houses For bale "fr. to an &Ott* against 4. Buggy 0BN RMID311C111 valmlows. all power. air send. $1510. the "to bevilsof W claiming toy 1-2 &ad I bedrooms I zdw:rd L asks 131.1043. AND TOI Als partles d"Imiss defendants eight. tilt, it Minuet Is I KEW and USED Gatoft, sad to Interea by, through, in. and Loots A.upon I M***iae'ra poy V. lb. property this Awning. A Cabana. Satsired 1* furnishing pro.. have been t DOWN $Pf.CTAL. HONEYMOON real force a ties D .m. 'n .1. doy as' against the afor.. sets w50'. otestas SW$& MOflh1 H' ' m ii w,w .t_ poets to our men without cost I-aywn £%VIUL (Jet off with a good start In QtYAI.iY situated ii this District aid American 34 TITY A T A TC%Bk es3i pstioii I $0 Se. Oak. $l$4$$I 1U.1151 lwoa4mta every week in Florida for I *11.1201 1643 Hiawatha at 12.1$ V IlAt V tt .IJ.%JLU& this I lldrm. i t,atn home. Hwy *7.115 U foBowsi 7017 All heby sMlfl.d described .aci.su ow years. Now with toot too alleek C~ TANGL11. szVPAAL Outatsailing I & 3 C.11.0. Hituated on blit lot NATIONAL st a Conplalat to foredo" a On This One. .................._ $ as AURRICAnt-1 6. CW Cm 4 BEDROOM. large family Bedroom flames available tn In nice neighborhood. owner 1013. Alobile flumeit - Rent' WOOD SECTION THRM11 eartas martsage ofteembert 11411C11 dw slit" name so great we are resist. A room. central beat and o4r. all Areas at Sanford. toot as tranaterreti. Priced at just the following described '"I tea an . * aring it with the U. S. Patent $1.000. Terms to suit respon. I 11111t1l. Trailer d; a 2 lldrm. CAT8. ~ IS W T MA IPW RIPS MODDIff 144 thereof so recorded In 2440 propfirty, to-wItt 01, OC3MIUD23t OPEN 8 A.11L-9 P.M. MONDAY-MDAY office. Mr. Osborne. 1380 Or- 3 lots Loch Arbor area. By Trailer an large tAke, Adults Mbis buyer. ;;Z Book 10. WW 89 M MART S. Oak Avev 11111-011L We Let IS, Block 9. Im. so Bedroom Stroad, Winter Park. owner. 311.70ig. ange Ave, only. 123-1161. I Public Records of Send'Never Clem THURAVINUD VIMM AD11 8 AJ" FJL SATURDAY If*" WIN Florida. nole County. Flor i da, D1VOK according to the OL9141 , 3 FIEDROOM. 1% wathof I It appearing to the Court mw_r pigii, thereof. so recorded In loot IL Park AM a" ass askeewle %aim 6ae bone. CarpOrt6, UtilltiON. SI13 WANTED- COUP fenced Vera. Country CI W,L" Back 13. page Is. Pub. that the defendants Edward sit $11ts anytime 'u will" Smatess. 6018"664 Wife) collect case on Chick- Heights, Lake Mary Bond. mo. Adults. No pato. 322-7651. 1 lie V. *card@ of Seminole 1. Golan and Last& A. Golan. Awfrp" INVESTMENT & REALTT wes"d6 eredito 04ruz; urn. AKA on farm, house. utilities f Assume Miff. & DACHSHUND papplalk 133 Ezater. =I a" not Inhabitants of nor ;= , U106 Do. I 8:3.9172 Coasty. SnOTI416 116 N. Park Ave. toos, or *111tor 'w~ TRAILER with cabana, Vur ' M it qualified. opportunity It Its Mo. 133-9668. (Vacatlon spalals) blwk & ra44 100 Ant" bag boo* filed against YOU Is found within Ill* $tat* Of Plot' was, water, lights. Pyt. y4. In. stalats n" , d La I the &be" styled suit, a" YOU I&S, slid boys Rot Voluntarily 122.7341 der W66=00=0111 miles East 417. a. D. NI CE 44. 2 rntet zrnAtiT,i* FIRST STREET of appeared heroin. "a that ParRAL. mhOr$ ; take a I ore bath. withfl4 I Ii I1TiT GSIUIAKIHEP$IIID Pu ased car as down payment. 106. ApartmentLe for Rent '" F&I"a or Sit" $49. MARY S, 1190111111111st MN redwood enclosure and a RICO Verelondf $18 41111 IlSt 1111-311Lyour a the Complaint 1`1911111TU'S practical because their 1`4114on lawn. Assume Mortffgg* ill" his Wife, Who ill" be "" ed . 72. Female Help =aRM i 163 Jeep GWN 2297 so AND11110M. stualt. am""4 Whereabouts we an. list knew& I* be d"As lUlib. Al'?. 123.900. -_ AR il(WP!TAL1 UI U - 111111111111111 NE '4* Corral, alive, aid an uikaew* . JOHN SAULS AGENCY $15_ U1•I$1S. MIDDLE AGE whil, lady to Csootra p.ulevari. Orlando, ORDERED that EdwaM 406 SAN CARLOS iles and ownsests havVUItN.Apt.100Park. 1 151h151.1h1_hh1_uI_hhhl__1_uI_uuuI_.uuuuuuuuuuhhhhhhhhIuIs__hI_uhI_1 Rambler ii BR OKER 4lot A,0; ESTATE ifl for elderly couple keep house REAL ss4,, ls SMALI. two bedroom block 19 on claiming any th$bt, lead to lot W. FIRST SIT. HAVE TROP2CAI. v Real Estate Assooll,16 101)1 4 VW asw&r Or home, only $ 5100.00 Ideal for tURN APT., 3300 tiellonville, or ItiNSt Is aid t MAN PROKOSCH New Horn. Constructiona on sat.. Grand opening isa. the W*LL.A the the complaint k.rats by the Clerk of eftiss ad retired coup the W*pOrty Involved Is -'81 Rambler 777 22 1945, and to I now 11 me@ Nights your lot or our*. Still. Novelty gets & to day of July. 73.__ Mitio or Fessale Help s3s.7iTt Day sts-0481 Pt" = circuit court an of before the Iltb easonaready for occupancy In var. W. e '81 32 r-. Plymouth lily, Ills. It you default thereof that the Court YOU AR ROBERTA WILLIAMS Met 9th 5 ' lous price ranges * locations. Watch for 555.5, awnid Realtor Government fati to do .e a door.. pro es. will proceed to the hearing U that a suit ha. less f ed 11 Sharp 811 33 Rambler I1 Raymond Lundgulut. Auso. WELA..A APARTMENTS *14 • __________ t..eo will be taken Homes 701 as DetaivaiN Pld1wardJ Goto: sitS Loots A. against III 33 II Falc.s S.W p. at. de above st11s.d ssu, and $ BEDROOM. I lath, Florida 333.13*1 Atlantic Bank Bldg. ?7kT àIAA (lit • Gobs bad bean served with the I.9OI se.. "" colt Rx B"NDZNT An 32 I " Ford that Tell an hereby Iteem. tn town. low payments. "quit" COOL rlNEDROOM. 3 both, ria. room, CLEAN. well turn., tars* lowto The aim* at Flocids; to tile y~ *sower wit% the _Big Nets" obsu U pubtleft- ptec waato4 to Oviedo. Must cover 333-1148. II Falcon pa tio, garage. 332.1411. 105 or Floor Apt., water turn. U? *1 009" ev .i osee a wick for four o and It Ix,?1I,I _________________________ Social. Church A school of this Court, Sad to 9, kalrians Circle. Park lidge. Ph. 322-3941. ORDERED that tb adjudlel. Clunk selection of L 0. mad 4 1" J111 sit at Zvents. Use of Camera nects'" Mercury ..____ cutive weeks Is The 11"Com 41" ne" . contact Paul Drook . gadroams located to ,&close s.nxrjRwm maseary boys". "am as rotor" the do- "TVs a "VT tit~ ispea the r CV1T III An I res ~Hartalil. Ddrm.. I Sath. 3 nI)Rm. vurn. uuples. na.. #44 , Cervoir I" 31 SUNLAND. I ?#Base. Excellent condition. 0 - __ S*,dons of Raeford ODWXVT* VIA141111114 zoo, DATUD who" glass 'VA G"rmm .. @bit% "inford Herald. 133-. In. tree shidoit back Yard. well shaded front lawn. An- bag* & Water Included. near file Demote sharp Immodia" Daily mpear. affect *air the ro porty Rare Iss.. In ClIAXCMV 1116. MO Sol at 0 :vme. 104L L TAFOV9% 1801 () 1.% - S$11. 0 sums paymentL 312-3732Lake Jessup. Available July small down parmant. $34 Mo. ' d,00rlbsd heroin; "41 Ir IS 9*1r"I TMII I1RO0KLTN SAVINION (BRIAL) MONTHLY PAMMS OUTETANDINO home InvestFROM $30-00 woRDzRzD am sle,fles Of this a" III. Winter Park. nw ?*;A tiese buy an hauls furnish- PtiN.: h" In a N*t later them JKly this, sees-a BEST HOME THE FOR ti wilt buy attractivo Open Ilsa..Vr1. S AWl pots '. : ItiW.9S.p. of gm,&lcircats $6 an hour. to Deputy Clerk 0' PART TillS $1 7.000 furnished. both f r nsti.. Water turn. *23.3164 ties in$oalaoisCou5l?jl(4) be&Wt you ew 4" rellat Call DONALD A. COLDW, mdWAX. dItIon. Located Sai Rush, Dais 6 1012 Closed N... doe :l::L after 6 p. m. SEE YOUR 1:30 & 0:00 DAM.L*h441 M-9616 between tat overlooking IL Crystal and got IAW"ae ta Us pst sAldP'ORI) AV$. ISN.e*I1fl5he.1Sh5MU TheMleatere DSfilIdoSSR lie mad Oi*US1 101451514 Lake. owner most vacate by Ddrm.113.071*. at east am being * G o od en June S. 111416 an."" . ggA"vm ftlel"t Is" IS. IS, $0. July 1. DONE AND ORDERED at Cy APT. $80, Up. Surplus City. - swai. Florlds . 74. OWn H1111111 Wanted ad In Official Jteeer" Orlando, Florida$ this 34th "If record WIT P" ronmoLogv= Isis selima ites. Is.. Book 4". Page See. its. its "4 RAVfull$NAPARL Rip_ )f()j) S 1 ODIIM. turn, Apt., 31011. TOi Zarsnos CDN 0 Real Estate Slain. FACTORY REFRE$ENTATIVE batha. $180 down and I' yotixo Rim.681.2807. ____________________________ *11114* _ Cousty, PIsdia, the doe position now open in this assume mortgage. 116.0141__ Ird & Park Ave United I I at ci Platelet ole IS Till CIICVI? VSVR? SV ble wife ecrlPtIoa of the Property ,t" area. A S;* re qui r ements 28.41. 51 Till 1157$ avD$CIAL Colt, india III ilsily lass Isle n.c .s.ary against being SI sal e ience Midwest City, ObleMma CVI?. $1 £51 POE 15*1501.1 publish June i, 56 a, 3$, , cicdsd POW IF evee Car preferred. ever. lows: Ali that FOR & July 1, ISSL ENJOY TM9 SUMMOR 60 Am* a# of two nights per week situate Rat be In l o v e a" wisk we COLML .on W .L Loag established top clasety. rtarms. sew* PatonDAVW XORKAN COLM. hereby Ne011" " a Uses* automotive specialties Let at oor slock "L" SAM . In . imovo fts""O comtro Ww" bad beft " Cited against Va a it O O K GUN "llolome to rosbooft orammoonvool, a.0o.mom"_r. 1r&AM __ mod rolle a" "a Mo r"alf" " ULXNR L COL1116 Defoo6fist. 6" . YEAR SOUND umv 3m ny soosedThorough training in me Disease " ___ W ROM 4161'" a de" your Ass" a Complete Insurance program log to the "at 1111141POSt 6111 mm or sVrT st"T MITCMCM UnJXR to 4" cose~ as ,Awaxaom 1114 JWWWWUL r"w6sis is jpkt book "1140 Retirement Visa Docoa"L FLORIDA TO: rubble Weekly expense advance ru pses 7. *5 CcSiss l. ad .. 111331111 , 84 &ftsi* FITSGII Ceus. Weekly travel allowance Records .1 sisissis that ilavlis tSls it R Tiuct lalidiag. )t*a-& Florida. Tan an Iwuby soUSed ., --z 11=~ You commission on all mail 4. 7949" still, ant Mo 4M seigluall ASS, a aulit Mo bass U61191at against Against Seld, NeiMes Offlost 112-Ills . Wdors Me Toe "a "a of "I a" fts~ witt 00 followlef war or ~146 " the *too* of fee Is the Cirolift Canntoatstad % sia"fled and "quit" to Items of W as Clark of "a Cirmu Cos" lftft Stood" Cirellit. Florida, hereby 131-4448 Quarterly bonuses proseat In deptlealle &" 61"Ills sat" is diad venaimmUr tn: . be@ to the loth der ed V~w adialloole Ce"Ir $ 2924 Park Dirl" This In an excellent OPPOTtunowted as a out 4011 me is 4 10 either of 70116 XAN IM " OT by dev Wok " . some. _7 ka'" "T"M are a top producer. you can RAXGII~ MODIM a n6n that. than more 3146$ sun math Ut*VUP 5* C..sty Judas thdi las PU1Ur$O45S1Jft Atterse?, CaNty, Is lbs ORK**AL ISLICTRIC RI. Writ, for application I. A. It. 11,1111AHL11AAA _ issmlpS.s it me vail ulee. .i&r5. is P.M OUIeS s1 lamliels Ce,s$y. FlaMie. at NI , .. *. • ______ • z 10 ym . c..ier FEELOW •M14A.l 4" I .asstls bsp,touis to • 57IH5 • SANFORD VACUUM 2596 L I-a Fsr5r$ C Legal Notice Are WReaI ECHOLS BEDDING CC) ___________________ Manchester a I .9. Me" lonifum=W 5 W....lO 51. ArtIcles For Seat 323-5419. 17 CU. FT. Irmaser, like saw. OMMMM." A BMD $129. 1 after CIO P. RL Rallaway. HospitaL Baby Mowed. EdInr. Lots U3.TS$I. p.a. y Dm7, Week. or CLAUIP'IJD D1$VIAT LAWNS Cleaned Leaves -vie rely lack HONEY FOR SALE "edge Clipped. 322-4109. CARROLUS FURNITURE $11001104110 9 Lba. SI.T6 Irroo Delivery 19. Holman Z;uu ~~ - Phone 322-6211 " 'you same - We ERRORS '-PRE-C SOWING MACHINE Lawn & Garden tools ________________________ Divorce. bea utiful Sell us waste vs sposome su.s1.. bobbin 2640 S. Hiawatha equipped to Zig Zag, make ___________ "A btsttonhole.,s•w on buttons. 53 Wanted To Buy Now guarantee. Assume I 4 payments of 15.40 of grL11139 IM assford's most __ Cam COPY MMONSS yust rairsiturs. 'a" TED WLWAUS 11%. total balance. Phone 00 Sob. 060 Quick service with the CashI11114 M collect 411-36?1. y1two of posepow W rewbe all X Istli, TRADING POST-I SUPER ~~ Sea Nor edvo"lsoodot -_ 121-19TI. Zla-ZAG REPOSSESNIONS be does" ob*wdeaslile in 22. Plumbiw Universal Zlg-Zag-Now $210.61 WANTED TO NUT 1110 goufw of aft 111101101110 saw 865. Durkoft We Sag- CEDAR CHEST. Prefer WA1ING 3001010% New $143.10 now $11.00. Mon s _________________________ ConttaoUn$ ispaIrl ljterlo, flog. Writ. Boa aft-sag $289-50 now 0H. 143. Sanford Hsrs,14 or phone Wallis USTIMATU Binger Automatic m1w-3mg. DNADLOM Ji. I& HAXVZT e $11 Ills pa y 12.10 per weak. All Gnat 0$ Sanford Ave. )(ss Day Ref's. TOO mucia a a 0 mt want V----, - -I and tkr*usb orw agar 644 0*1 SANFORD IIEWANG CENTER _________________________ . 0 ____________________________________ - / Ads To Buy iJ 11106 .• Legal Notice ef. 0 ' 0) Gottimig late low "tatis .- lKin" "sit amonswo PIN I$" ~ - ill ~ 7" lied ad Imm. . lag early. liselsul iSISI1IS I ,, .l ...-ft a SALE VACUUM CLEANERS Up"ghts 1711CtAL $9.96 USaVe. IN 1, to Sql. VIRGO (A , r, I - _________ . 41 0-1~ft , %0,~ ,--ado AS sv~ % sm~ Won. p A A 4KN*m W4 __ - 01 vs snm se" -c - . c,v,a.s .. . : hfuhht Concrete $top* 1 U vase. tkiIl7 *3... 41 %.% . I In lb. .,ts14. world, 7" 204 on %memo" in 7W sow d No OW I? so LOVU.Y - DW I p •S1 tI I P. Raise. Issuroc ISS-1814. . • - pOW$1D lows KUWIr. $11. $ P. fuel, $11. Laabsr. $21. Motor 1.1111.0111.01 Waited 5$. • MIIIACLi ooxcuri co. i II I - ; now OW In an sadis eft: taids in doeltio. 117" 7W : smi ebanaleff wmmm . Lie (h* 18 to Aug. ter. 21) 21) : in @raw to be" gmtw 11 we A ilg;~-Iyll Z34"T9 OWAU 9064111POIS CD . I. 0 .3 - . 6.4 cl 1--mull. _____ ised pals to isle IbMr pistil ii.,., timy Will lsus . g.e ye,, toe. Be visy aetl I " 49d..1&0Er-_ ~ =Oboe Fir ola Dry.lI1lS a.roED LECTR1IF iii • l J M Tight Poo Ki~ pbomw 1Op* pat to fortbesinime. it M PUY "W 44112111111 111ft Now CUMV= (IWA . I J _u- - U$IUI 12$ Maisots No rely as needed. oumanagel"111L Car- as __ lit titers Chick N Trott. Beater& nano wervials, AVCTtOW IrRIDAT WORT 2'1'g' 1g Gone Cu=baM.daSs. ftafwd yum*es Market ilestrlsi (or sat. S Mv. w..k. h ter anything Mass Testaot "a Rovede s ____ Want D. Roberts. Manager. $21-1149 XOW*. 1 $ ) somme .Psi 5Q )(j Fll! .r PUSIIL I I ilk.. 1. Cushmia goommommonomm~~ $1 tor. All In Soot .. 111 I rental for ZIgotric ocaditlon. 8:11-6flo. - IL SPOCIal SWvkw __ the" of Blue Lustre. Carroll ELECTRIC @TOVE. like new. _______ 11111 _____ _________________________ - : PIG 11) ?"Patist vemeff to ea. Pismo I" M" bell pop A for sow time. Outsit pow lbs i .1% I'" I Ft-tL i-ri r._~ " _I .- OUR N a 12. RpedaI Netlees No oop"6- . _______ -.--.. - 425-5M oft _ft~~ I. -' r - Pleas . s,a ..-. P r-n anftuvorr I 1.I ") Tau Mersa Sow homwit Vt* STerrm and dmM *low - _ "do ims dept does ft Is ; V1W I*" don 7" ft"re. . " socially in P.M. sspreas _~~l : 7w 61M dodnL ' II I W 1130 f''L..'uciei Pr. L I -- got vlgkt 405 k bsiti. I . 11 __ - RzADT-KM raNCAM-31 GOOD used honer extractor, 17 YOU PAT rent you "a own. roaas your Tram Roche gems ready for essuposer. ftML C411 322-0933. Lot Markers, polrelthyloaso - LUX XXTsistritista, Inc. Win Nub. stem Window WILSON 3LAIft 7UIX Lastaw we Repair 644 Dory ill. $11-till. p',... PQ ', ru HAVEN. K60111414, 9pit"am"I" 1bTI SPRINSE t 0.. )Iulli. aI POODLi Pn AXC. X$$I' s, 111440 iii it W. ______________________ IL ihiph.rd UUI .' . 50. M1i. Will DrilIlag U. sew S" %SI .l1 * I . L Feb & Rpllos ANIMAL _____ - : 0 . -_:I'_ . . I. __ ___ ant - Ads Bring Fast Results s, •.• _____ ____ Ill - * bSPV . HERALDW, A~ wwr ___ _aL1 , 4 ed own 04061 - - ________________________________________________________________________ I - __ __ --_ - _ *;.-Y". rc?JJ 41 , _____________ . 4I . . - . . 0 t $ -- rare4A-;tm.196 28, 5 H I I - 1 I . I _:z 71 I* -1 . �.11 11 T iiTT TT ., • .y T. lul Iliimiiai WaimaLmwt Sim.s'.êiiui. •I..i.. TAft •iiira.tsimi UU• - W UWu'w nRaW t4 l.: a tt k I, Burns Calls Second Special Session Rural Bloc *jt1'h Calls Off 117116-tl a Itf, VN AJw F111buster —r 0•(. 1 1, 0• .4. CLO "Super"Rlght" Tender LAMB SHOULDER Allgood Brand Sugar Cured Sliced CHOPS BACON Au Pig' lUlls. DRUIU4G $.es. bIl. 1?. j Jul $ 4S 1i,si.I1gtw Vr.kIy '9 1 25 EXTRA Ground Beef 3 Lbs. ¶ 01400116 Cubed Steak Diet.-Rite Cola 6 Pack 0 C ubed Veal 6 PACK 16.02. Steak Lb. 79 3 Fish Sticks 1/2 49C MARVEL ICE CREAM Gal, Ctn. SEcIAIWNG 49 LB. PKG. Franks 1002. C '• C B L EAC H ( 1-Gallon JUG (Plastic) crN. 49c 28C ? .iTvw?pt.ti PANCAKE FLOUR 1.Ib. Cans A{c L 39C % GAL 1202. PKG. 1 Fish, Mogto or Uver Flavor DOG F OOD ig 1auper*Ight" AU Most — 19 'a ( Bologna Fv.ss MILK FREE With Purelmie La "RVEL ICE 0 C L 'up'IIgt" Allaist lhad JW1111111 Qkk Lb, 98' c • 9 5 1.LB. Pkg. CHOPS • I ANN PAG! WAflLI AND 15 ' I.PSettle PANCAKE SYRUP j.) • si SULTANA IT*AWBIUY I 7ii' PRESERVES SULTANA GRAIN Lb. pkg. F ANCY RI CE MAYONNAISE N IV ,, OUR OWN IN D11111CORATSID CAXI1T TEA BAGS 38C ANN PAil! TOMATO SPECIAL—GOLD CUP Quart Bottle PRUNE JUICE SOUP WwhTB bUll NOW 25 "'it PAT DRY MILK 0 GOLDIII BIB! BISCUITS 0 I84L 41P BONUS! SPECIAL! CHAMPION SHAMPOO 1-Lb. Box .SALTINES 16 STARCH IBIGIT SAIL - 4lits, lip LOTION Cans 12-ox $1000 511GB? hAIL GIANT PIG. 1' DETERGENT SpieW! im.n & MELLOW COP a Eight 0,F1'lock Blackberr P16e OpseW! JANE PAUU DELI N$I A i Phase 112-11 ... 'I m • a. • .. Jj•• • - Viet Premier • Sets Program To 'Win War' •' I,......... . . . •• * a-. I • ANNUAL HOBO DAY, sponsored by the SanSanford Recreation Department, attracted about 50 juvenile hoboes from the area. The feativi. ties were climaxed with an authentic "hobo stew" luncheon and awards given the winning attire. Two of the winners are Rocky Bowling and Brenda Burnham for their portrayal of "real hoboes." New Runway Plans Under Way At NAS 100 IULLE1II TALLAHASSEE Hayden Burns Issued a pies SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 219 VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 194)3 THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1965 lamatlon today calling lbs •..- -• . • • Legislature Into "''r • ,. , • . - • i special se,sIssst seen rd. ,I day for rsappsissaS. ' •';. . • .d.......... I lust a mast. later, lb. 'I • ,. MAN estanly filibuster -to . •' a ', passage USesa$es, ill. is :-* t .' ) '' represented" latest. • Goveroer Burns Issued the .••. call after talklngtelagls*a. __ live icaders and deOermiMag there wasesebanesfur both flosses to pass as a.. cepitable law by aamailsm ___ eight when the pissest lie. ____________ -. •• slooralas self Xt•, . S S A• SAIGON (UPI) — Saigon's military governTALLAHASSEE (UPI) ment today imposed a drastic series of win-the-war Small county forces, unable to measures that included a diplomatic break with get the votes to kill outright a France, an official declaration of a state of war, .,.b Ii bill to end rural control of the .. and closing of all newspapers. Legislature, embarked on a • I. Premier Nguyen Coo KY filibuster today to run out the • •' said he would permit noop. clock on Use dying special is. I apportionment session. position to his program that With the session expiring at also provided a curfew for midnight, rural house memSaigon, outlined 'very strict bets fined up solidly to talk u control" of economics, and long as possible, knowing that E. G. BANKS (right), president of South Seminole nk, looks over exthreatened more "drastic but even an hour's delay can pie. ansion plans with J. P. Toole, vice president and cashier. The program vent final actions temporary measures." He will cost an estimated $250,000. To start oft the talkathos, hinted at new soak.th..rich Rep. Arch Thomas ci Bralord moves In a program of social Referendum election on pmpos an amsodmeat to the revolution, adoption of a charter for the 35-senator, 1 . represestatlys Ky warned that the moves city of Casaelberry has been bill that would up the buses Is were necessary because of the not for Monday. July 26, In 124 members but with frac. serious turn of the war in a proclamation limed this caa1voUngesthattbestas of big vounty members would Viet Nam. H. said general week by Mayor Owen Anitey count more than that__ ci a mobilization was not yet following a special act of the rural legislator. necessary and there would be 1065 legislature providing the no abridgment of freedom but charter subject to adoption South Seminole flank In In a joint statement by E. 0. largement of the bank to more White the Hoses we. issisyhe banned anti-government by a "majority of voters." Fern Park today announced It 1 Banks, president, and A. 0. than triple its present size, big with this bill, the huts a morning s.utos that bad demonstrations. A similar election two will soon expand its facilities I Bush, chairman of the board, The hank located on U. S. setbe interrupted .holtly $1. to The military junta closed years ago saw a proposed at a cost of about $250,000. I plans were revealed for the on. 17.92 one block south of SR 436, ter It startqd seIi1 a all of Saigon's 36 daily news. charter issue defeated by celebrates its Iqrth anniver- csrsmon to iak. Kit, KR' papers and several more in nine votes. Me )Iflhisatber Pod *0 airy Friday. the provinces. The ruling Jon. no charter bill abolishes heiress, as bosoenry cit. Id It would publish two e present "town" and taa. . "When South Seminole Bankcereal at ben oiTlodda. Papers of its own for a one erestes the "city" of Cassel. opened In 1961, it was felt th Before the Senate ees,iusd, month trial period — one for berry. It provides for and de. the need for a major expansion big county forces, which ut. the military and one for tines its government. juri,. of this magnitude tier this week steered ______ to pie. diction, powers, d at is s civilians, sags a 5$-Senates' bill eapert. y.ould not come before the The drastic measures a). franchises, Immunities and Th. effect of Orange effect Seminole County," Al of the decade," Bush said. say meets the U. I. luçceies most overshadowed the war privileges: authorizes Impost. Court's "one man, - sW' in which 46 U.S. jet fighter. lions and improves taxation County's drainage problems exander said, "The very gratifying accep. order, huddled behind closed bombers attacked military methods; sets penalties for will be the subject of a Orange County officials tones of the bank by residents doors to plot strategy Icr lm targets north of Hanoi for the violation of city ordinance.; briefing session in county have requested cooperation of and businessmen of the Malt. final hours. third consecutive day and sets powers to b. exercised Seminole County to permit landSemlnole County area They'd like to Sod seas way pounded Vial Cong positions by the municipality, and pro- commission chimbers, at 2 construction of certain can. during the bank's first four to get the required 10 sofia In the south with deadly se- video for transition of offic. P.M. June 29, Commission als, control structures and years has necessitated the at. to get the 55.1011 plan up lots to the city created under Chairman John Alexander drainage improvements with. coloration of our expansion Senate floor action without suite. in Seminole County. announced today. U.S. Army paratroopers the act. plans." committee aaslgumeat If to stationed 15 miles from the In conjunction with An. "We have arranged an .1. Chairman John Alexander Beglnnjng with a staff of six, should clear the Kouls. But U B1.n Moa at, base near Sal. stey's proclamation, Mrs. t.rnoon session of our regu. suggested interested citizens South Seminole Bank now has this point, leaders could cotat gon were flown into action Mary Hawthorn., town clerk, tar meeting Tuesday in order should attend the briefing 20 officers and employes. only 27 or U votes. against the Communist Viet announced that registration that Orange County officials session in the Seminole Coun. Total resources of the bank Gov. Haydon Burns has Cong today on a day-long books are open from 5:30 and engineers may present ty commission room so they now total over $8.5 million and promised to convene a second search and destroy operation am. until 3 p.m. daily in the an outline of their proposed can be informed on the pro. more than 6,000 customers special session to get started make use of its deposit and at noon Friday U ,I1Ibt I program Insofar as it may posed program, I municipal annex, six miles to the north, a • , • • . . , .,.,• '..1., . I 'i Brifi PIáThléd On Water Problemsprogram i oUs I - . • 'I -• • - . :. 45c .. , :_ • • •, •, . 29c ' .,' • • • . . a AU 0000 TU UGH SATURDAY, aun s omy AT YOUR PRIWLY . W -;: - - . .'. .. S LJ IL II I - I I Why Buy OUT OF TOWN? LOON AT THESE HALE PRICES — Limited Quantities, N. Silas to Dealers. THESE ARE NEW TIRES—NOT $IZB s.. 46 . t - . -- •-.. ..• ,. I• ........ -... SMNZW IIDIWALZ. 0 7Av1&DhI, . '' ss 0 I .WA11 7:0004 We also koasr P1K! .1Vk,1RII, •WUV ' .' PIICN IN TII$ ADv.$p(mqT IN $A3IJO I passes with no polutios ad The expansion program in. there appears no chance now eludes a second floor which for any miracle eettlemost of Will have a community room the deadlock. for use by civic groups and With this In mind, big e' Mr i,th.. ,,j.,f I.is. •. ..s.,. .*094.4 ''. ' WSafl —....•.. •a S. ...,.... 7 V..--.floor will be enlarged and strategy to change the rulesos other facilities will be expand, the first day ci lb. new see. ed. sian, In order to get around lb . New paved customer park. fact that the senate president Ins fsrIIltl.s also 41I be rnm. awtfrnI. 5K. mapanomkinamask - --Tv-.--his t. Bids will be taken on the the committee that to dais baa new structure within the next killed every respportlonasst few weeks and groundbreaking plan favored by the sehea Is scheduled for about Aug. 1. area. ' 2 25c AM ITOU F were to be delivered, turn about $ o'clock lit the big the temporary tag, the I on the automobile flames vigorously In Sanford., her,. ( trip be will sever forget. Lew.s Tuesday night uneventful at 10;3O It began as an morning. Happily he contirni. tax collector's office help was driving indicated 11111* whIle still warm. Recipe; One Cuban refu. I Sea who speaks no Engl ish. I It makes a delicious dish I o'clock, Ramon and six other 1 trip, with the cars strung .4 to drive along Florida's thought Ramon wanted the ported Motors, Inc. U regi. men, in a fleet of seven new out in a cavalcade along the scenk rou te, not knowing he new license. So, they tried to struts of the vehicle. A tel. iany Add a trip from Miami to I of confusion. Port Savannah, Ga.. via auto' I This is what It took to I German compact cars, left N. I highway. to Georgia. Barnes was lost. Suddenly, It. dawn. sell him on i. The registra. I ephofle call to Miami soon iu fl• Blend In $ wrong make Barnes Jaime's drive Miami Beach for Post Be. was driving the last car In .4 on him—the rest of the lion was typed up. But, when squared away the story. But, now, a call had to be fleet was no whir. In sight. he realized It was going 10 turn to JacbosivWs. Mix from Miami to Georgia • yannah, Ga., where the cars line, He speaks no English, this He knew, then, that he was cost him money. Ramon balk. placed to Jacksonville, for, ad. He knew this was not It seems Itainon's travelling friendly, out-going Cuban ref. lost, .. I• •. companions had missed him. uses. He was not even sure But be was not frightened, what he wanted. where he was going. H. on. Is felt aura he would find But, still no one could con- The Jacksonville polke were . t now looking for the misplac. verse with him. ly knew his Job was to drive some one to help him. • the car along with the caval. Eventually, he came around At last, some one had an .4 driver. Their search was r ii cads to wherever it was to. Lake Monroe into Sanford. Idea, "Call Mrs. Thelma called off. • I In the meantime,' list' rest ., .. As he drove down French Lewis, Seminole High School 1 tnt. i.' •• No on., least of all Sam. Avenue (Hwy. 17.92), Ram. Spanish Instructor, She can of the fleet had continued It. trip, arriving In Savannah employers, Imported Au. on came upon the Stat. talk to him." .1 • •. ., • . en's Mrs. Lewis rushed down about 11 o'clock Wednesday to,, Inc., of N Miami Beach, Farmer's Market. it looked reckoned with Jacksonville. Ilke a good place to stop and to the court house, and, at morning, gil Raving been found, Barnes It was here the seven were seek help. But. ltanwn could last. Ramon had someone to •. . was Instructed to wait hn to turn onto U.S. Highway speak no English and the help him. H. told his story. 1? for the trlptohav.nnah, people there could speak ao flames had been givens Sanford until someone could •• b i., I It we. hers sin of the 4,1,' SpanIsh. It was a stalemate, copy of the map available on Uri" from hivaai to assist 4 • we made the proper turn. Then along came two an. the Sunshine Turnpike. This Ms. Us baa housed for the I : , s'I . Identified men. They didn't was his only guide to his dee- night Is Seminole County Barnes did know he was to M IØI t4, t. • drive on louts 17, but not know what the problem was, tination, but he did not real. Jail., m $ guest, only. \1 U Today, Raison feels hap. knowing ZaglIsL, be did not only that flames apparently $y understand it. realise the spprsacb to Rwy, needed some help. But where As Mrs. Lewis talked with lay. H..,s,sr, be Is most '• 14' lTlaJa.keenvilleinmark.d to take him? What was It Man, lt was determined hew apolegetlo about getting lost. 11 17-North and 17-111outh. U. ben.sd.d? They didn't know. be took the wrong turn and He's 'say sorry It happened. . • •'' . II saw only the 17, and made Finally, one of the man wound up In Sanford. But One II 'lIá 'i 4• _thing does may that ,..$! his turn, • .bat, it was onto noticed that the car Raison Barnes still did not under- everyone owas, very Also to • L. 17-Sooth, was driving had only $ tarn- stand, Sanford and Savasnab 'jZf i! flames, who bad novlgst.d porary Florida tag. Perhaps must sound similar to a pm lii adventure Is over, a small, open boat frees Cubs he was trying to net a license son who knows no English. now. But It will probably be long time before Bamon to the United Stales In plate. ho, the two men took Samoa insisted his trip was April. 1104, to seek ref. Raison to the courthouse and "Stilt.." U. kept pointing to Jalae — theCubeurefugss up frees Castro, was net is Tax Collector C. Troy Ray's the asp and Insisting hi. trip whe silted ever .psa waters . r 'a t i ir was dsd, now that be bad Is killm to lbs U 1te4 adept at "Wils"be en as iiiim Here, moss emissIon was reached Saiferd But" — P40 hum * toesohius tissush Plesids. JAM AND MRS. THELMA LEWIS CUBAN REFUGEE RAISON James aide his wreag added to the situation. See- Luckily, the tsmpoxsq be leadespin. duacuis .vsntA4 MIml.Savnnah trIp.-whlch wasn't. (Herald Photo), . on loan facilities, i I IAI ' I. Casselberry Votes July 26 On Charter run," South Seminole Bank Plans $250,000 Expansion Program" Miles In Wrong D rect on . PEG5 ZIp Co ds 32771 WEATHER: Wednesday, 68-90,43 Inches of rain; partly cloudy through Friday, afternoon showers, high today 88.94, •• ,• ' '. • - OUR PINDT Q Z N scow '''I. . .. .• • ____11 I. - C WA 4 on the St. Johns River • ** * "The Nile of America" wrong-way Kamon inns up in aniora sy 15 .. \ 1 J; 01 It looks "pretty solid" that however, until Ian. 1, 1107. the $7,240,000 in improvement That Is the target date for the funds for Sanford Naval Air first plane to touch down, Station approved Tuesday by In speaking of the runway, the Senate Armed Services Swanson said "we want to committee, will be okayed by emphasize the appreciation of Congress for the fiscal 110366 the bas. and Capt. Richard budget. Fowler (Reconnaissance At. This was the word today tack Wing One commanding from Capt. Chandler Swan- officer) for the recognition son, base commander of the and acceptance of the Incon. air station. "We are very venience by the people In optimistic," Swanson said, Sanford." "with the appropriation ii "We know its .1 horrible m u ct closer to passage. burden but we are verygte. Everything we had planned tilled that we have reeeied and hoped for was included In the minimum number of cu• the funds. It will be a real plaint.." great step forward." Other Items of construction When the fund, are given included in the proposed funds final approval, the major pro. include a new aircraft can. ject In the base improvements trot tower, a new enlisted will be extension of the north. men's barracks to house 504 south runway. inca, and a new SOman Bach. In anticipation of passage clot Officers Quarters. There of the funds, Swanson said is also planned a modernisa. this morning, "Plan. (for lion of the 1942 electrical dis. e . • the new runway) are being tribution system at the base. Dr. Patricia Drabik, Rol. drawn now. We (the Navy) tins speech professor will be are doing sverythlng possible the principal speaker at the in advance so we can push Name Copeland charter meeting of the Toast. as fast as possible when we TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — mistress Club, tonight at get the go ahead." the Trade Wind. Cafeteria. The new runway, which will W. B. Copeland of Jackson. Others will be Capt. Chandler alleviate most of the noise yule was elected chairman of Swanson and Loring Bur- over Sanford from the flying I the Gain, and Fresh Water I jets, will not be completed, I Fish Commission today, I.e.. 4P AMMONIA ..I IAI aux-GLOWLIQUID PCI DI'IU B'E- VERAGES, t ! ,... • Cuban Refugee Drives WL Seminole County * $ * r'q '. r Reconnaissance Attack Squadron Nine, now on the USS Saratoga in the Mcdi. terr3nean, recently, played hot to Dr, Eugene G. Fubini, aI.tnnt secretary of defense. The defense official was briefed on the reconnaissance capabilities of the Vigilante and toured the Integrated Operational Intelligence Cen. ter (101C). S S Rep. A. Sydney Herlong Jr. says 63 per cent of the retired people who answer. d a questionnaire he sent say they oppose Medicare. e • Sign on local sporting goods store: "Closed all day Wednesday. Field testing equipment." (Another way of saying, 'gone fishing?"). S S John Xridsr, manager of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, Is observ. lag his 30th anniversary as a Sanford resident. He's been with the chamber now for a). most 10 years. 0 ' Featured on the "To Tell The Truth" TV quiz program over WDBO.TV Monday s.f. ternoon was the handsome young wildlife artist Ray Harm, whose inspired paint, lags of birds thrilled visit. era to the Conservation Show at the Sanford Civic Center last Fall. -. • Arthur Beckwith. Clerk of the Circuit Court has been named wend vie. president of the State Association of Court Clerks of Florida. Durlag the put year Beckwith served as secretary of the group. He has also been treasurer and sergeant at IBIGIT BAIL IPSAT SPECIAL Yukon Kola, Grape, Orange, Root Beer, Ginger Al. , a "Supr.Right" '4 Pork Loin Sliced Pork "Super.Rliht" Tender LAMB SHOULDER Sanford Jaycees are proud of a not, they found posted on the front door of their Information Building the other day. It read: "Thank you for the lovely wayside park. We have fol. iow.d Rt. 17 from Ft. Myers and had been looking for wayside table for 1% hours • before coming to this one. We wilt always remember San. ford.Seminole." The note was signed by ' two ladies from Fort Myers, Ruth Markle and Gertrude Thomlinion. I'. OIL TV Uh 8:00A C WI. '5 ea. a. 1925 . D.Lsad State Beak 'PRICU—Pie. Ixelse Tag Charge Plan On Veer Car sad Tins BUDGET TERMS—NO CARRY111MIM ' AWN !IW,EJ COMPIZT! MAE! AND lION? RID WA. asw ri,ssat. 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'"" h I - 11 - i, _____ 11 11 B&becoe To BenefftBoy Scouts berbeene the benefit of Boy Scout Troop 244 will be held by the San. ford Elks Lodge Saturday at the Elks Club. A special horns delivery service will be pet up for all who call and plies order, between a and & p.m. Takeout service will also be provided for thou, who wish to drop Eaat for 1j1 it, - iri 'hI $eeoed Street or at the Center, 110 French , ~ Furniture Ave. , I "KELLOGG'S" I) Golf Course Up For Sq1L I CORN FAB Speed Riggs, famous tobacco auctioneer recommends LARGE PKG. F LAKES % child we!. School their wives, husbands and read by Richard Norton, In. High dates attended the buffet din- vocation was given by Carol nor which was followed by Buckner. class chaplain with dancing to the music of the a moment of silence for dAMs. Al Prince band. Co.chairnten three clas, members who are Fred of the reunion were Mrs. deceased. They were Wesley jj Polls. 3snevolent lulldisg with Clam Pate as master Dorothy Wad. and Mrs. Bar. GlIas. 2r. lobart Iheamahar ban Haney. and Jan Willis. was , was .eorat.0 with the clas, colors of green and whit., .chsme paper stream. en, fern, gladiolus and can. dl... special guest of the class (LIMIT:* WITHTOUR $S,OR MORE, FOOD ORDER PLEASE.) They put back the Ilxty sues members with The clii. prophecy others take with the i i i Z away carried out In "ARMOUR STAR" was their former sponsor I . ALL MEAT GROUND BEEF ___ Id5W taste l eersmenlN. .1 I FRESH! "100% PURE" _______ ________ i~..'' 7JT4 Clue of 195I recently held at lb. their On year riunion - WIENERS. J -0 12 OZ. jg Roger Harris. H 1 '.41 'mv [f .. I, I c .."l." " ' I,; , I9 ~ ; : . i* .. '"~%*!,.-,~ . . . '.7'. .' . if, i 1. 11 ~~. ~ I a _., • i w - - . I S L .' 1. - __ .11, , . ..:,t.1. I 4f . ... . . . HAMBURGER (or) HOT DOG BUNS 4 ' :' lot:. -- . . - the University of Florida Jour. nallum Institute In Gainesville this week Debbie Dalton and Perry Echelberger, head to. porter and editor respectively of the Seminole High School newspaper, "Smoke Signals." The course Is sponsored for high school newspaper staff members all over Florida by the U, of F. School of Journalism. Next week a course will be held for yearbook editors and staff. (HeraldPhoto) . ATTENDING . : ' . li . -. :',• r ...' ( , •- :.; ;. ,'. ,• r . ............. I / . ,.: 4 I Brown, Reconnaissance At. Commanding Officer. tack Squadron Three (1W. Phillips, assigned AH4) was recently admini. Plane Captain, has be" stared the seth of re-anUst. aboard RVAR4 lace June meat for period of slit to his assignment years to ceremonies perform. 4 6 t. THREE, be se with VAIl.?. Funeral Notices Phillips Is the son of Mr. lj )s_W. C. Phillips of aarri. W. I. ($Ava4)- M so Ysnsrsl serviose for Mr.. W. it. ot4w. 15, who died sun. Montana, and the haaband of will be t 1038 a. the former MI.. Nett le Sup at Brinson *rat Home with it.,. Fred i n.tt of Franklin Mont ins. lie Chine. .f First Paptist reaM., with his wife imed two Church .tlIcIetlng. Burial will hi In Lake view children, Rusty and *anh at airy. I lien of (lower. th e 117 Hays Drive In Sai (amity requests th at dons. Z. I . . 4'I _tz.1 "i-, ~ `~~', . 1 • Phillips lions be made is the Semi. County Heart Fund. vat servic e Biis,on Funeral horns $ charge. cocaaawm, DOVSL*U Iran. CitST-Vun.ra$ serlcse (or Douglas Vincent Coebrens, $5 who 4$.d Saturday. will be held at If a. an. Tuesday in the chapel Largest U. S. Mate terms if aceslal 106- m. FARM FRESH "GOLDEN" CORN t IIIP&Lc $ uRz 312 W. First St cisvnoa. ma.. maim v.- Ito. Sanford __ WlthTles Ph. 2.1242 rowma of "US.. ResistS" MAWIARINI Oft 0 I ST Tu Wit, Joes 33 E %%IVOR who died Saturday. will he recited at 5 p. a. today at brines PsaraS Horns. psi. __ _ 111,1696, IF .. Ill VImlle 111.11. USI ) uvis svuv UNIT Au cossmow • fewsem- an THAN KING" V C " "*n.a w' Cue" &W ad "1111811MA GOODIES vessm -' MPstPiheMin _ GAII ~ SiErd FumIIimCo. N . 0 1141awsm 1111110101110600 I DOL 4141 C= .1 ' ... . -1 - - ~ - ..- - .....L . I T ..4 si.. _______________ .. - .i.-•--• .... • day. 'srtzuair' 29c MINTS 39c " • ci. rio. . . . .° SLICES 0 41 0 ROYALS Mr. and Mrs. Ray Slaton, 70$ Oak Avenue, is one of nine students from the Florida School for the Deaf sad the Blind at St. Augustine who is participating Is two. weeks series of tests at the U. 8. Naval School of Aviation Medicin, it Ps.eseoli. Many of the deal true the school hay, bees used In ana LL PKGI . 29c cine In the put. The reeearck ban much to do With the as. and ce Slights. troeaute - -,. . - -,---- - spa ATTENTION MER- CHANTS: Checks stolen trees the Don-Ron Conatriacties Company, Apopka, ye. ii. being forged and cashed in the Central Florida iris, icciding to Sanford pities reports. For your own pi5ICtlSSe 1$ Ii F910 dewd edequsti Ideatifleation before .sMflg any - - 3t4.. Called EP, 5 t.... V -k-- The Senate Armed Services committee today approved $7,. ~~;t 4Ié '"1 ''z_______ 71 '.u., ." . _. ._. . -• LJ ': 1.-,- 4~ i ,4 . r 'i, . , 240,000 in improvement funds for Sanford Naval Air Station . - To Projects - ; , ,"(1A , !2 ka" :,-,. , , -),~1, ~.,,F,,-1.1~ .,~,,:,.,-,-. ii IS 1' I , i A .~-I, - 0. , i . "' f' ' ' .` 2";_`- ~rrrA.0, 4. ~ ', 4 11 ' . I , I ~. i.,~! . 1 . ~_ .. , , -1, ~, .~ 1.1 .I'' : It.;,~)` ~ ~I..~ .:~, " 1,~ " .. 1 M ,I . : I , '. , tW : .. 1. ~ , %. , ;~ ! ~.~l .,..~. 1'~ I I : ~;I, 1~-4 t ~, i "r . 01~1 ,~,~ ii, . :.146 .1*?, . r ?-, 1,- ~ , .'2~4j t,'-, J N and promptly shuttled the measure to the appropriations group for final action. Rep. A. S. Herlong Jr., today said "We do not anticipate any trouble getting this money." The bill has already receiv. cd full approval In the House. The original construction project Included extension of the north-south runway, air. M craft control tower, enlisted men's barracks, bachelor out. MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE is up for sale once again. Above pictu re cer's quarters and an eloctri. shows the clubhouse and pro shop. National Exhibition Company (San cal distribution system. Francisco Giants) have notified th e city that they wish to sell their lease. Rep. Herlong said today a (Herald Photo) new mainenance hangar has Plam In,House There are two other projects under last year's authorization due to be completed sometime the near future, S Bornrs' SANFORI) LIONS CLUB has donated a new $335 TItmua Vision Screen. Ing machine to the use of the Seminole County Health Department for testing child re n's eyes. This is the second machine the club has bought for this purpose. The machines will also be used to give free eye tests to the public at the Lions Club Fun Fair, July 5 In Fort Mellon Park. From tire Dr. Frank Leone, Health Department director, Mrs. Grace Fish- left, er, director of nurses and Howard Hood, p resident of the Lions Club. (Herald Photo) Metro Telephone Hearing Is Set _ . 1_; A public hearing has been CojnmIuion should not order propose an, Mareses S. set for July *i on a petition them to institute lbe non- rates. Residence rates Is the before th e Florida Public optional extended service. Deepest Raid Se rv ice Commission for coun. The countywide telephone Sanford area are expected tywide telephone service In tie-up Is expected to result to be Increased from $0 to In a small rats increase for 60 cen ts per month. Business -Viet Strife Semicle County, port of a majority of the which would be comprised of those pn Southern Bell lines, rates would be hiked front 45 by Gordon Orr, director. ThV Commission Set the However, the Winter Park cents to $1.50, depending SAIGON (UPI) -.. U. S. more than three counties. Orr also displayed for th e house, en commission a huge map f Action was delayed on Rep. Counties and represents- Air Force Jots bombed * hear1s for 10 am. In the Telephone Com pany does not the type of service. us in Of Orange and Seminole Counties George Stone's proposal, a tives Included: Dade ii, military barracks northwest with the areas defined In th e compromise d e s I g n• d to Duval 9, Hillsborough g, of Hanoi and barely 10 miles report depicted In various col. break the current rsappor- Pinellas 7, Broward 7, Or. f ro m the border of Commun. on to make Interpretation tionment deadlock. "I've tried ange 6, Palm Beach 5, Polk 1st China today. The raid was JACKSONVILLE (UPI) to ta ke Into consideration 4. Eacumbia 3, Voluala 3, the deepest penetration of A th ree-judge Federal panel easier, today called for proposed .. The brochures covered the some political realities In dc Urevard 8, Sarasota 1, Leon the war. A U. S milita ry spokes. apportionment plans t be ls.ntl use Inventory In acres veloping th is plan," saId 1, Alachua and Gilchrist submitted to the court from and percentages for Seminole Sto ne, who will be speaker of would share two, Manatee to man said 41 Jets hit th e they 1, Okaluosa 2, and the Communist barracks at Son Interested part ies by July County with special maps and the House In 1967, iie urged th e committee to following one each: Lake, La, 120 mIles west northwest 6th If the Legislature fails t get busy on his, or any, plan Seminole, Lee, Marion, Mon. of hanoI and 10 miles south realign itself by July 1st. because time was running out toe, Gadsden, St. Lucie, Jack- of the town of Lao Cal on The brief order by appeals In the special session. H. son. Osceola, Santa Rosa, th e border of Viet Nam and Judge Warren I.. Jones er4 said unless the committee Putnam, and Indian River. China. Other pla nes hit the District Judges William McBan Nuoc Chin ammunition acts today to get some Rae and David Dyer Indicat. depot 70 miles north west of Members of the Seminole plan to th e floor, th ere would ad the court may intend Hanoi. select one of the plaits. The County Chamber of Corn- be little cha nce of any nut. In the ground war two U. portlountent before the ses. order said the pIUS submit- merce Coffee Club will S. Marines were killed today aba closes out Thursday tad to the court must be "In one of the county's busiest midnigh when their jeep hit a land t. accordance with the stand. mine eight and a half mile. aids laid down by the Su. industries In operation when The committee DETROIT (UPI) -Chry.. west. of Di Nang. A spokes. proms Court of the United they convene for their June Stone's proposal for study, session at Alix of Sanford'a Indicating It would be dl,. Icr Corp. and the Ford Mo. man saId they were an route states." The Legislature is current. plant on Highway 17-92, just cussed again In an afternoon tor Co. moved today to begin to re-establish commun ication session-alt.r today's meet- full participation In the In. wi th an artillery reconnaisly deadlocked In $ battle over south of Onora Road. The tour of the plant wi ll Ing of the full House. Effect ItIal 3 per cent cut In the 10 lance party which was bay. the U. S. Supreme Court of. be conducted by manager of the action was to leave per cent excise on new auto- lug radio difficulties. der to reapportion Itself on In Saigon a firing squad Ronald Sanders, after coffee only two more House se'. mobiles. "one.man, one-vote" bails. Ford Issued lbe first of executed a terrorist who "Such plans (submitted) and doughnuts are served on alone before the session end.. Stone's plan would give approxima tely 200,000 excIse tried to bomb a barracks should be supported by pop. the porch. ulatlon data and other appro. Haffee Watchers are asked populous Dade County 10 tax reba te checks that will housing American Arm y offi. cers, It was part of Premier prInto information for consid. to form a motorcade at 9:15 aenators, Dual 5, Palm be seat to Ford customers. The tax cut was retroac. Nguyen Coo Ky's promised oration by the court If A.M. at the Chamber build- Beach. Polk and Escambia Legislature of Florida has Ing. Special parking fsdfll. two each, and lbe following live to May 15 and the auto crackdown on terrorists, connot validly resppertloned ft. ties will be provided on the counties one each: Volusla, companies have promised to ruption and other practices self by July 1, iNS," isday's front la wn of the iwl* suit Brevard, Sarasota. Leon, see th at th eir custome rs ri. weakening lbe war against lb. Viet Cong. Manatee, Bay, Seminole, Lake celve the benefits. establishment. order said, State Office Building In Winter Park. A joint petition requesting the metro telephone service has been fi led with th e Commission by th e Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, County Board of Corn- A Sanford woman died an active member of lbs missioner,, City of Sanford. Monday af te rnoon In a Glas. First Baptist Church, Of the Altamonte Springs, Cassel. Eastern Star, and of the berry, Longwood, North Or. gow, Ky., hospital as result Sanford Garden Club. of in juries received In an lando and OviedoSurvivors, other than her The petitioners seek to tie automobile accident there husband, are $ sister, Mrs. the Southern Dill Telephone last Tuesday. Mae Myers of Sanfordi a System Is the North pa rt of Dead Is Mrs. Hazel Smith, Brother, Rev. 0. G. Bniddoek the county Into th e Winter 63, of Flora Heights. Her of Elkart, md., and several Park Telephone Company in husband, Myron Smith, and nieces and nephews including the South end of the coun- another Sanford couple, Mr. Mr.. Donald Knight of Sea. ty. and Mrs. C. J. Coleman, also ford and Mrs. Fred 3. Fisher The bearing called by th e of Flora Heights, who were of Atlanta. Funeral services will be Commission Is on a show reported as receiving serious cause order to South ern Boll Injuries In the accident, are held at 10 am. Friday at and Winte r Park telephone expected to return borne Gramkow Funeral Home with companies sta ting why the Wednesday. Rev. Fred B. Chance offici. Mrs. Smith, a native of atlng. Burial will be In High. Columbia City, hid., moved la nd Memory Garden, hissI to Sanford in 1985 and was City. CAR PURCHASERS WILL RECEIVE REFUND FROM MANUFACTURER dIvorcee Mrs. Rachel Wilson Moughton. 47. Mrs. llought.n was found dead Is the apartment of Chester Venable, $04 W. 18th St., under circumstances which Polk. Cbl.f Arnold Williams and Coroner Hugh Dunces Monday said Wiest. 54 a "st rong suspisios of homicide. The offic ial autopsy report or By Court F Coffee Club Meets Thursday Begin Excise Tax Rebates Fatal To Mrs. Smith Injuries Moughfon Case Coroner's -U Jury Meets Monday __ No new In formation has yet turned up in lbe myst.r. Saturday night of Price gs Are Changed _ Ta watch the advertise. cosmetics, business machInes, Removal if ths ertao tu to May Is, and car purchal. have bees sold mint. and commercials and cameras, film, projectors, pe •• will yeefy, yei4 g. "pjg5 lax." find Out what stores are pass, electric, gas and cli spptl. automobiles. INIaSs from the manufacturer, basic price will remain ances, fresiers, lighters, mat. tics and baadbags teds, Is Henceforth, however, the price same, but the taz will then not lag along the ten cut. . are suggestions you ches, musical Instruments, not causing siceeiiri rosters gM follow It you want Is pool, mechanical pencils, to Isoterd merchants as trr will be reduced and t he tin be Included. as 'b nglog lbs price tags Is sa ving will be reflected direct. In cases where the retail reap full bw.fIt of the tin phonograph records, playing cards, radio., and phone. ly on the merchandise price price "Includes tax." the eon. cut: concerned. sumiti can expect to me the First, leans which Items are graphs, relrigeratcs's, spor ting It will involve, S. sues is- sticker. stan',,, the re-marking if This win pretty much be the Mom ridrel in total tagged affected by the lax reduc. goods (except fishing .qidg' igem enl standard procedure lot all price. This will be the case too. When you go to buy cue, meld), and tilevWosi eels. anus. from ring to as a'tme" leaded automobile dealers, a spot with moat jewelry aid appll' check the price against what Another hint for th e bargain bunter Is to pay special at. saces, as their retail prices you have been paying. With eip,uM,e atrsessile., check revealed. hut most merchants seld it Is many instances. consuss- kilad.4 the hidden excise lax In most cases the ten cut is tithe I. the store advertict consumer Items iame4lately W. Whether It's the splash 4 4 won't take mire than a day at en may not realise they are or manufacturer's tan. in the newspaper, radio • Isle. getting the tax cut, when in It'. gong Is be sp in the affected Is 10 per cent, tm One automobIle dealer said y,allty they are. This will be consumer to keep Wormed The Items include furs, Jew. vision commercial, or just a U0 tax cut will be xetrsec'Jve du. to the fact that ashy Mimi about prices. He Is going to dry luggage sad handbags sign plastered on lbs window. at a price have to has yet to be filed with lb. p.1k. department, but as. cording to Duncan pr.lImIairy reports Indicate Mr.. Moughtes died froa lees of blest WN deed y erel bs'skes atbe and a deep BSA on bat forihemd, but a.cerdlag to Williams meat if bleeding vu .gpsyestly __ OPEN FRIDAY NITE 1IId$ I' stYS mst otn 41 4,,s....,.s,,.p...ose"S. loin. death perimenta is Aviation Medi- from a vari.ty if 29c w CS Raymond Blaton, son of BM 6% ., -- ci. ruio. . . 1% DIPS 0 0 0 0 ON" ________________ :''' ~ __ 1 1 rac "VAMLLA cocoNur uci - __ (Ati -Iw) (__ , .- .: - fl $80 elect rical appliances knocked out by lightning during recent rain storms. Safest thing I. do Is unplug 1.1.. vision sets, phonographs and other equipment, especially If you are going to be sons all 11 all Fee 4 ers* me" wUlbiit earn. Tuesday at MI Souls Cath. ill. Chureit with Rev, flick. nil 4.15 ofticlellng. The b.ly will be forward" Tue.. leMos. i...:day afl.rso.a I. $.C.,lerbsr$il. I - #ff 12 LIQUID ATO Al PAY11* UtM1I - airy for Mr.. Warr C.Ch*ch. Is : s S " 1111110 and at ErL,IN . Power and Light, Florida Stat. Bank and San. ford Atlantic NaUoal Bank. S 5 Insurance men report get- aC • -- 11111111111111111111111111111_ 0. .. charge. Fun Fair. Co-operating firm s Chas. and Company, include Florida ting qutie a f ew reports on MM I ifiblack Funeral Home. Csuelberry, hour-long fireworks display for the Lions Club July 5 Wm l" fov l The North Orlando Volunteer Tire Department was praised for quick action in a fir. Fri. day at the E. W. HarviUs home on North Third. A gas can ax. plod.d causing a fire which damaged the utility room and screen porch. C 5 0 Lions Club President Howard Hood has announced that four local firms have agreed to underwrite the cost of in That's our speC1aIt' That's what C t.ry, Winte r Park. In ' say now: Drive Plans opportunity carefully atto all times, but especially on holiday weekends, such ii lbe saw-to-be-here Fourth. I , '. I ,., : .. I of Niblack Fun. oral Home, Caustb.iry with Itev. IJirwin Ikea officiating. Iurla$ will be in Palm Cern.. -. -V :: lye Net, in August seen. AU of which gives the O big evQnts In your life Is with us; ~~~~~ - 55nSenator Reapportion '.~_,._ '_~l th The placetoave for the rve , ago. OIS Future brides can be expenslvL (So can a lot of other ings.) - r I Purchases 20 Voting Machines where they are not usually :'i'k. ..A (eV,jj~ 1.-,7.,,,~ e1" Hangar Added Commissioner. Instructed W. E. McLauchlin will be in W. E. Hutchison, city attorstalled as new president of the Sanford Lions Club Tuesday ney, to draw a new lease also been Included In the proS night during ceremonies at the which excludes the portion of ject, at a cost of $544,000. the golf course on which the Capri Restaurant. H. will be Earlier this month soil borInstalled by Lions District Gov- city's new water plant is loing tests were conducted in cated and which also prohibernor John F. Nicholson of y preparation for the County Ocala. The affair, which gets Its the cutting of timber or extension. underway at 1:30 p. m. wil l be the construction of residences Current projects at the NAS between the fairways. Ladles Night. Include construction of addl. S SI A portion of land at lbe tional aircraft parking spat'.. Sanford Poilceman Herman 11th and 12th hole. covering One area Is being constructed flarztatt, who has been bospi. some five acres Is also to be Just east of the present apron . lathed at Seminole Memorial quit-claimed back to the city. The new parking space, cow. By Dottie Austin with charts broken down Into mole County land is UndC%'el. ering approximately ivoo Hospital with a back ailment, The golf course, which was has been transferred to Winter originally laid out so metime Seminole County commis.! residential, Industrial, groves, i oped, swamps, lowlands square ya rd s, normally will Park Memorial Hospital for In the mid-1920's alter sever- sloner, today auth orized th e farms, swanp. lakes and nv. lakes and rivers, accommod ate 15 RA-5C VIgi. cr1, trade areas, recreation There Is appro ximately 19 lante jet aircraft . further tests. It I. not known al false starts has changed purchase of $36000 worth of areas and otter Jb. 3. percent of the land In the re- This project Is the third In a bow long he will be hospitals. hands many times. The last voting machines to cover The re port jndlcate that sklential, iniiui.trlal, trade, series of five authorized last ed Meanwhile, Ptlmn. James sale, to the NEC In 1952 was new Hardy I. recuperating at home in the neighborhood of $30,- the new precinct.. recently set more than 80 percent of Scm. I farm ,tCII public U5t'. year by Congress In a $,0O1,. following major surgery a 000. Present askin g price Is U, o?.,) package for the station. ,.. C Maintenance - BACON _________________ a sot* THRIF'.T SLICED TURKEY years to run, - Snagged I 1. Aboard . I Ic __________________________ -. f-I , , ,.- . 'V4r City Commissioner. met Monday afternoon with at. torneys representing th e Sanford Atlantic National Rank and David M. Wheichel of Fort Pierce who has expressed Intere st In buying the property. Under the terms of the lease, the city must approve any potential lease, to whom the National Exhibition Cornpany proposes to sell. The original 09-year lease has 83 -' r It I. around $75,000. The 20 new machines, at a Whelebsi, who Is interest. cost of about $1,700 each, his beat. ad In purchasing the property, must be ordered before July CO Is th e son of Hugh Whelchel, I and will be delivered during In an apparent eftort to a form er owner of the course tiit month of September. stow down drivers before the and the brother of Howard Commissioners set July 1 epcombg long Fourth OIJUly Wbelchsl, city finance direit- for the begi1ng..pf, budget weekend, Florida Highway Pa. or. H. is a native of SAnford, bearings and set July as a . an4 Nation. W troopers were repor ted now engaged In lb. insurance tax equalization bearing date.TALLAHASSEE ($JPI) very active over the weekend. business in Fort Pierce. Brochures of lb. program Tb. house lteappo&tlonment In the house the state's action iarge.t counties would get One Clock Winder who had for th. coming year from the Committee de1ayi reason to drive over the Can. e Join t Orange.SemIaole Coon. again today on a -senator, their own representatives but teal Florida ares, reported the ty Planning COmI'ISIOn were 109-repreeentatl,. pan which the smaller counties would be troopers very active In areas presented to the commission Its sponsor says has the sup- lumped Into distrlcta, none \ , .'.................... . .: I -•. hoped be will soon be back on . ' Phillips Takes Reenlistment Oath by Crndr. B. 1. ... 17 from Tim R. Phillip., serving .4 X S POT ,~~ I _~":" .1 i are •:. CHICKEN' BEEF S .111 ~ - : ". ,,, ~~ 4~%-'.',~ I . . It~ I , ~'. , - t ;..., 1, . .I. I . *I , ~ , .~ .'. i;1, I I ~:,. . - -_ "MORTON'S" FROZEN it f~ . 111M1111111111N1111111 ... , ~ . - couple of weeks PX9. OP $ 'EVERPRUH" FRESH BAKED! ~,-...i:::.-,.,~.,~_,~ ' ,.r - 1,~ I ! F , : ,.,. ,,, . _1 , ,~, ..I I . I .. I i 11 I.1.1 .~.. . ". ~ : . . #., . - ( O 1 . . j I , :' :.. ., ,f: ,~ - - .., I . - I I col tol m to A .0ri~~'' i, 0 J 9 te !I If . M NAS Mayfair Golf Course Is on the block again. National Exhibition ( ompany (the San Francisco Giants) have notlflei I the city that they wish to sell their lease. The clt retains ownership of the approximately 130 acres If land. y- \% Class Of '55 Holds Reunion ,LIICITS1IIkENLTEIS "The Nile of America" illion 's $7.2 irb 3Ijrrath Gets ommittee OK **,, I Rhi ('iu4 R2'7'11 Pb ft WEATHER: Monda:r, 86.66, no rain; generally fair through Wednesday, high today around 90, low tonight 67 to 73. VOL. 57 United Press L eased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 217 Established 190$ TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1965 the Selective H the St. Johns River 1111111111111111111 ~ft SHS on a 25th & Park, Sanford BONN th * .* * Ufj (UPI) - West German Chancellor Lodwig Erhard today flew to New York to begin silxiiy visit to the United States designed in boost his chances lot te.ehsc. and of American Legion Poet MORE ERE 'I Serving on the grounds will be from 5:30 to 8 p.m. tickets may be purchased from any member of the troop, at e Elks Lodge on tion. and standard H 4-DAY VMfl' by. was made recently to Mrs. PUI*IITATION of $ flagstaff Nancy Nordstrom, left, senior vice commander $27 by Cdr. Claudia Trlola,centar and Mrs. Carolyn Frid, put district Service Board, John Krlder pm. conunander. In behalf of asntsd Cdr. Nordstrom with a donation to be used for the post's (Herald Photo) tar, program. SHOP ) Kenu will consist of bar. becued chickenh baked beans, claw and rolls. Entertainment will be provided and all an cordially Invited to attend. f IiV Seminole County SAVE I COLORTUL 37*48" RUGS ______ . ____ 1p1a1 -. 2 $5 -. ______ vleceee reysi ______ ______ ____ Saving. e..epl A wide sirs, of dsqI, -pp.d 1 Pile "P 'laamyrlsd.11&.ea$let tines. M-om, machine wash'. elabowarts Nam L11-. a the A eoreseVs jury Is ached. tihid Is mist Koiday. S. nut USE TOUR PENNEY CIARGI CA I . �- a . -- -- - — — — !t j P2 : consmution — I 1 LANSING, Kan. (UPI) J m almadge i iH1 Ir: - T L chairman of -u Comm. tution party t se'.oi. - Cowitv - -• LLOYD LOWE I. W. RARONT RICHARD VAN DUYNE __ fro" Said Talmadge. ________ ________ LIONS 'R.eipknts of last year's "The Constitution Party of iill*i'i and D moo" first, bow his head B . I - ;i •cji. , . '. • . t1l 8' Ii ..... • ........ ' .., FRIEND13HIP RINGS were prbsented during Golden Ring Ceremony at Academy of Friendship Meeting of Udord Chapter 1404, Women of the Moose to (left to right) Eloise Snuill, Edna Mishotto, Emma Willis, Ellie E;6y, Emma BasUrs, and Sadie Proehl. - M Job Survey AMA Leaders Of Year' Sanford Area ap- Blow Named 'Lion . I. ' ' . . . Florida State Xmployinent"eventually lead toa lawless . include 9mP th Balcoro a rock and roll bond men of the Moose, bad an contest for benefit of the Academy of Friendship Most- Little Red Schoolhouse, to be Ing during which the Golden bold at Municipal Stadium at Ring cormoulf was conducted '46 p •Friday. Sanford Chapter 1404. wo. and Friendship Rings prss.nt. 1140 CIISSMafe ad to six wome% 4 I 11 ,, Findlay, presWentl es wlett, 1111res, chairman announced tional techniques and treat. is rsk"° lcoholics that th.JassB*ndfrornSeml. urenj Curtis Blow tail twist. note Hlxh School, featuring ritaft er; Dan Lott, lion tamorl and John Homer, Ecidle Hubbard, C. K. Fisher, Hibbard Cos. Crowell, Charles stein, .elberry, and Ben Evans, dl. Topper AvonA, rectors, t released offender cerrec a ___ Alit and Donnie Pattern have Sanford Man In Kom Mike Mike employers and the coammdty nor and Mrs. Hugh Duncan as a whole, so that local edo. of Sanford were special cation and training may be ta. Started or me" Vp so M ORLANDO (UPI) — Police eggs ng under Blow on the sought class todaythe cs, committee were Nun. help local youth chits, suit. tity of 6 woman d abor# jewel. and able occupations, Manager who apparently made Off with RiChUCIL Jose* Foy explalsoc six diamond rings valued at nearly $10,000 Monday, Harry Kottelman, owner of Plams soomed overhead drop have boa dam Without him, Plar hundreds of vari-color- as he was the_or1g1, wier eon wu w. st the pte& u.t... f... ek. I I I U7 ty 5 V retrieving theta, One of the then for the site of Deltosa. the best prizes, though, was 'ic Mr. Ford was given the -' --"I the new D.Itoua the ribbon. which Opened Its eons on 'berartb. oM,411 that very day. We were al. opening of Deltona Plaza. familiar with the Gary Cunningham of the r4' grand new Wlnn.DlzIe sup- Comlegham Oil Company was ermarket and Mangles Fabric Introduced and spoke about Shop. The 7.11 did a boom. the new Gulf Service station Ing business mid the' hard. wbkb is imew, under castru%Were store was kept busy. tion. The County Commini=- rAKE ADVANrAGE OF NEW LOW PRICES WHICH Ing NOW INCLUDE FEDERAL EXCISE TAX REBATE! signed to appear. Another combo is "The shy Guys," Shannon. Krowk and Jim Donabas. T b a Coasters, featuring dy Bowline, xddle Brand. of Cbsptsr Mo 26"MAK,0" way and Rustor Bruce are an. The .sremosywuez.mpft- Reread B and she and the two men other local group scheduled to Cava , Division in Korea. Dr. Bob Zone., Jr., Pratt man by @&worken of Orlando Smith s unit Is situated north dent of Bob Jame University left. Cbsftw 1" L Taking port sad Mrs. X. L RAU ad Lakis bei ng donated by the Sanford Of lbs IMJIA River Is the & GOMM$, 11- C- wia be the They returned a abort time militarized zone between Corn. featured speaker at a banquet later and again the woman W" Alike Smassr- prealdlur Mary, has the distinction of Lodge Recow" on rift" Emma B"bara, Elate W. IACoro Xdns * Meshotta, El Ise Beau $24 Xmas Willito Chap6w 14" and Badle Pmbl of Vblb Sanford From Malawi I t AU.. u ' ,. W .A the uuX combat ready. ii'11n ; .. -. Boulevard . I, .1: . - . . . S - ,1k.e •- .. . • -. - . - _____ wer$ was by "AS Mabow saaraft it km adshher. area Norm"wi gig Sheriff Speaks Aifor • .. - Its of our American opts= to th &W UnuAko. The $01010101'sOak were Slow says, now k" a sum In Mu and rold, Chosen low'iBell a is of w1w L%fr . : Is slate." BA"WA (UPI) — The wallem. 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Coopero ways and WP$e14 in Case.lben,y. flJ be rk.ees ,t.om ibalmas, and Mrs. Mks pn ' W hm sub dm" Little Lenin., and farm cbairaaa. t5Sm. Ca'tis wets cheese WInner of the sliver csft by the tesme 55 the basis of ser vice wal 3. B. P4lpi good .p.rtsaaneblp, eatbusi. of WMd..ire and winner of and sappest of the Ut. the silver sesvlae Is, sighe we Des kJs,4 ef Ails. tleLeasuetealmess. springs, lire. Venek cudidetse are sweetAll edt.beattheflsidb,lwisi and Mrs. Bob Satmin ci WI,0 and $ p... to get lined IAsgwoed sold the meet Itch. its, together selling thirty. up for the isreminy. esk team mother In asked Tense pnrtieipting I. Is tern Is the missy received league wets reØeseeted at a.s'p.i.y-s.TMV' tee esek the asethii 06 IsIl.,ss Al. . —' .. cooling - S Baseball will be so By Jaw c4mawF Pim were someldw for = now Ise, which, aftsission ow""Ift me Owes weberred. FI-188h vs go weas by the Somalmols Little to app 1 the w4m a" Loss" A=Uim at a ant- smalstahe tho, fiew. be bold Thweday Slight 04 lu mooft wee 0886mom Cbrielmso as Wmu'a Club in Cased by I sommaiii ha do show" al flJ saks the chairmen. FollowIng As The plies Moudey, June IS, tel. devotlasel, 15J0410 Weis 1t. l.wlni the ay.sif of the en by Mrs. Jobs Pruww, see- •. . ti on a Mrs. -.... ntroL I I T otal tomd ek Into Little League Queen Cor I InullS - Junior Dopartmed Stors. 7% better thalk If SpIld tbO 904 MA UM isdustry Is this area of my days hOrl is 06 b§11will be located an ZMWPrW Ufd SW that Us 00 meet now 68twon do OWN sta-1 promislas d fawm- .: tod. emu dk%4d Neff, MOM" for a loved vwtom I "b 84m" W -Z .usflou. laW' ___ Aft and tirpsise Road AM Micti&UM ., '- ino.illnie A gas t .. ____ wTi-'n 91 51P. V• Tim statlot Is bolas bWk at Brookshire d The Seabird the Isdap"tift q1 Dguat Herald wbo wets lotted at my . •. pi.. ., Into reu dIgnItarIes, and listed the 'thlogs to honor of company offlIIIi, members some." A post office will be opened of the press, TV and radio %b the picturesque can" of. am hmored guests. I enjoyed 0 Conner Claims - '"" __ !111t11 .k~lx tam place at the Trade. tin will boon hand to play the Smith, a medical aldman Will Brown, argue, and Juanita can nation, as part of Winds Cafeteria, Seminole TALLAHASSU (UP!) warm.up and will also per- wIth the division, entered the Puss shopping Center, Ca.- Agriculture Cots miss P'antala., recorder. . Unit. States foreign aid A vocal solo, "Alice Blue gram under which be received form during the evening. Reid Army In July, 1N4, received selberry, at 7:15 V. m. In Doyle Conner told has offered technical assist- basic training at Fort Gordon, charge at reservations and ho_ of the National Guard officer Gown," was presented by Kr.. contract ace to Sires and the Ga. and was Last stationed at cal arrangements for the oc. training school Sunday the Tile $olaa with Pianist Vote Sloan m. United States as accompanist during the set. taking the breadeastlig equip. members of the Seminole Fort Hood. Tea. ca" iIs s Miss Donna Ilebsi. of the mil itary Is similar to Association for Re. H. is a 1*14 graduate of al, 4111 last Pine Hills Circle the rol, of his agency. .many, meet, nest li ny iij turn. County larded Children. (lifts of appreciation from Crosses High School. Othads, telophos CY *1*11 'Our military establishment the chapter were presented to is designed for national defense country and the Ma). ryvr ' i,'Senior Regent Eloise Semi!, awl go meat is r!-1Irt;0 and the rotsctlos of cur chil '.tJ4r:. Junior Graduate Regent Ida N 1. "t s. co ples.theo- I ' i' diem" Censer said us core. I.. •U t'r May Ijoblom, and Guide Joyce mualcatlena link. ''•l . jj ltHIa , t Case is miSlapSdla(."The fJ "ad" Doportiment of WblttsnbyL.raltarrls, chap- During his return trip to ri. r "' ter chaplain. Malawi. Ball will stop over Is culture Ii o lied for a 1 Esrelimest ritual WAS bow most WestGermaiy s.Mahe ,, u POUe — defisseof our liar I ton Vosclle Buruhia and And. flsalarruoeaeats fordelivery II - •. Agricultural resourcesAgainst rey Green for Chapter 1404 ci the radio.. 5M L Ball d.eulbu Malawl as a Motsnaters for Home Chap. bes4lI1 ceustry that sheet sald that la the battle ter 0. s's ails, leag and w to to 1a's s.Ind., the meet can. for the evening I IS asset to an the surroundins taught the Audill" 60 twareas as well. As to residents LANIAts 01 10461111111- 1 had to of Dolton. He called " butty bums &W draft for 014 Opning at of pbu a tam function at the Deltas C"A_ ing P" In Defts"Is hislorr try Club Which was Siva is . Roles Similar; rself. 1 a" nowest big . ctivilles aim the border to n. This is we of the u such ently slipped the ring display PMW early warning at any dinuers scheduled In hay cities from its cam possible Communist buildup to throughout the United states NOWe of this planned city; John concluded 11113 talk, the draw Banner of the Miami office; of an &I*)&" WAS heard I'M and Elliott Mackie, president everyone feat"d die Wo of Mackie Brothers, who was Wing to 6&UO the AMA im me of the three Withers who Which ike ftg *I go batmade this Me bit al parg. loms Would drop. I was $ogry to Miss the prodim* possible for us. Mackie spoU briefly abod gram which followed the gp* JD~cltoima amd Its boginsin . pearace of the TV star, Idlewho entertained to key . coming the farthest dIstance Another group with the un. munlat North Korea and South for alumni, students, and other tried tO talk 10 tIm stON MS I. attend the recent Seminole likely name of "The Rodents" Korea. The tat Cavalry Dll. friends of the university to be Plos. While she kept their Ifth School Ct"s Of U110 M led by Pat Forrents, have at. :Ion is engaged in surveillance held In the Orlando an& June attention, the two men appar- 7% 19-year-old soldier is A almllar bamcluot is schodulAlso 1010116T1014111 a rield tr&M- ed lor Miami, Jums X Ing program designed to help 1% Oflaudo &"& hmmqud DEGREE I It JILL ___ frsstoll sponsible for the architecture and radio PeN0UUtie5.M . AND NO-FROST REFRIGERATOR . WAkog, &&&taut guldel Dub Biple, chaplaial Kathy TOUM, Bell mad* the trip all the so joined the competition. A group called "The Nits. gul4ol Xatte Nusersasker, war hom Malawi. a now as. mem,* from North Orlando have Frailest Bolas, Gretches Leaw Un on the African continat. aWniflod their wish to play a "a 12 a telecommunic"048 the Band-A-Baloo, and Jimmy S"Imetf sild bit &in is Pres' Head and two of his teachers Grees Herman, oftortal Los sour iwAawm a radio aft. from the Sanford Munk Coo. w Atri. ZERO AFPU1WC9,TaVo & STI RIOVr FUMASM Gaston arldsm 8408 manes. vertwas Age ST for Machis Brothers, Intro. bar of the Advertising Club duced the guests of boom sad has won the coveted gowhich Included Nell Behr, ver Award for advertising vie@ president of Mackie Com- He Outlined the togram toe ny; Jim Ven5el who wU the day which included W GuE 2wD00 Alumni Group store and RoUNDS OF r NOW JAo WILId to bad a en the Impromptu stage set for the program tot'thl day. up In the center of the area Bonneville of the T * H Ad - r."'.".'-'----'--•'•---'-"—'-'---•'—'---'—'—'--, S Rattling Bay- the City Jewelry and Larrars mon4 Morrissoc" was tary presented Co. In downtown Orion&, told police the three cam Into the the woman began Army PrC Kom Zen. speaking Spanish, Kottelman. @a ad Mrs. ZUIA M. COWAS, Im Collides A".. "mom, Slates Dinner A*S-not' author employs could understand the wo. has ben uslimed to the ist be fte Uyjt has bees right from the owma came en vies uriuy seas ort' ,iH Companystwo were *dobit abort points of Interest. Zm the mentioned that he we$ 1311114* now offices of Dr. Gear" Ing laspecta when D0110111A in for its share was tint startadi, When Mrs. HIIda Hudson personal hdareSt In it. Tom Ban"Ille was the I&A sprained her sakle. At 9: a do crowd conversed spaker. He wits respoadlilt Ing l. 1 , a. once Wednesday, ..,.,ay y sne with a special plaque of Lion Richa rds Inducted Service has announced th a society, to complete anarchy" rdUW and Friday at the Langford Curtis Blow was named predation for his 14 years three now members into the smay Is being Conductedat in An AMA-sanctioned HOW In Winter Park. service In that office by wa club They were George Cork, this area to learn by which oc to accept the medicare law Immediate past "resident "Lion of the Year" Thu rsday liam Dints, charter preal. John Findlay, and Hairy Nur- cupations job training wW be could also load to now I*gWW the 0"CH is James Loe of nix lit by the Lions Club of klwics. needed, so that step. may be U.n designed to compel eo. Caas.lberry annual In at the Sanfoid Stat. Probation and awards were A cortificato of approcla. taken to meet tbo donsW for opration am then to covern. Attendance Parole Director. Now i ffig - stallatlon of officers and led. l. trained workers. Jewell, 19 tIcs was awarded David Co presen ted to Al aeutilsuperrlslonefmsdkil es night banquet at Bry. who will beth fled include 5UVS7 Will huT practice, be said. In taking P. RIchards, IS years; Elton burn.A past president lapel George Wood of Orlando sian's Restaurant, Cuselberry. . 1. be combined into a statewide own the pm idmy from Dr. president and C. X. McCord, He served As master of car. rearst charter members, Bay- pin was presented Dan,; $=my of IL Fisher, Shma and past secretary V wand Morris. C. riorlds'l used for Donovan F. Ward at Dubuque, Seminole County Juvalle emaniss for the affair. womm with various Skills. laws, at a ceremonial meeting Counselor as vice president. The handsome lion desk Miller Even, Son Evans, to Raymond Morris. Employers are askad to of the AMA's ruling House d Mier local poplis who will, statuette was presented by William Dinlot Iftbard in reviewing the activities Cuselberry and Leonard Qw Of the club during his admin. check a list of Jobs that he" =a Bunday. be participating In the coder- Raymond Morris. ben listed as being Import. Delepti salborry, 14 yessal Carl Jack, istrotion, ohm pointe sun Include Kenneth W. Me. Officers we Installed by d out ant in the area and add otbers Intosh, SGMIAOIG COUNIty PVC86- District Govemor-olect John It years; Tom Huestan, 10 that 47 persons had been sup. that Are important to their cuting allorrAy mind Valle A- Nicholson of Ocals, who has Years; Curtis Blow, four plied with are clangs, Iff firm. From the Hit emplay. Williams Jr., jWgo of the boon ugmed,eligimigft of the years; Stanley Paftrsom and Christmas baskets distribut. Darwin Shot Ninth Judicial Circuit. ey were Job seeds duringthetwo ounc o overnors 0; Oft ad the nuila Speakers flu and is Marion (3Dunty Dwight Mentzer two years; pledged to the eye bank years. Information Is to be ftft Comm will be Earl FaIrcloth, State Clgrk of the Circuit Court. end Charles Howlett, am throub the club, an Invalid bo Is 'M 0 attendanco. Attorney Gowal. was awed# end money Was The hdormauou recoll Don L Mount was Installed year, perfect Some of the subjects to be club president and other ofrelood free an 800" 08, elm* will help the nts to make covomd In the three-day sum. Barg include plifillp Topm, lot Meet Held By Sign Up For 'Band-A-Balool 'on first vice president Dwight UAA,I pro-reins. Mentssr, second vice OW Severs) more bands have In addition to the all-girl iuwc Women signed up for e "Band-A.- band, 'The Birds," Mrs. Ada and rattan teenager" the church dent; John Diamonfld Rings$ third 4,0. me gd D.ltona who were enjoy. ,ossrfuJ possible 'Thi the fiesta. Periodically, Is lb. first place. It could act . , Several More Musical Groups 0W We - endshIp NOW 'PS He IntrodVood Fred 31. yord ftdor4 DoLand, Enterprise as the a"=&A who made cuter, Pa, physiciansurgeon, told the AMAs annual convention that such a course would put the medical profae--;I &ion In the b1so And demunlight of breaking down to. spect for all law which could Underwayln 1 wand" about g friends from DeBary, Medicare when Its becomes Raymond orris. (Herald Photo#) 7be Florida CO=U an Crime &W Delinquency will bold Its 3911 Annual Confer. , ,' ,, . Orlando Mat ~-,, =ur.rin •.. , years as Council Sets J1'J..' .. -' to Curtis Blow (left, bottom photo) and a plaque of appreciation Delinquency s Of - was CM emse ,., e lI __ In. rn'. Olson (center) Communist programs sta ll ing officer, and area of the state," Talmadge Darwin Shea is outgo. decla red. Ing president. Lion of the Year Award went s of Ikk.rd Van Dayns, arsblpe for graduates of It. 14S 44 k1l " 's ii'SLIT NOWl WAIT ods r ' the trap door . (mw i Page $ . and said I m not mad at any. body." flaium 22 of Fla., appeared remorseful. "Therenothing to say but .si • • that I'm going home to M dicare 1115 • iii ,, ,, heaven, York said, and I hope to most you people up NEW YORK (UPI) Notthere. I know it wouldn't do heads among the leaders of much good to say I'm sorry. American medicine were bar God has forgiven me and I lag calming second thoughts hope you people can see fit to today following a warning : do the unit." from the 51w president of the -. Prison Chaplain Edgar American Medical Association )fcissner read the 23rd Psalm on the likely consequences of In a loud voice as the none obstructing the operation of -I hid Lidles Night and Installation gmnts4n.ald are attending Florida will become a part ni ' new ustimal, conservative, of Officers 11tursday porlilloadentaimu-o- today. Bixsebolarshipwarsoffered Columbia Univeetty, Duke the Anti-Co t%mIIU.I , party XMthIpeeIn JerVOId W. Sat' ,,, night at ryan Ru. University, Lehigh University for the 1*11-64 school year. next year, a I A A .LIt C? .J LIII 8 ..1 A It tel 51 In and Vanderbilt University. awl-u wC ,T. s MS taurant. Don B. Mount sww , , 1 worked for "a IAIIIILU foundation .AIê cnu Ô of tI.8 u.IWP1 tuition Warm ? • CI.I15u. UaIliIlIOflp U• ifli. .w.m. °' the election of conservatives (left, top photo) Is new more .o.sra..ps or wwp grandma for the eOtau year. during the last elections and president, District-Gov. sen,or 5Cuuji have iuwI1u.won now spas. r.u.tei . aIIu7 J. Of Mr. sad attempted in em w La,,, sad fl¼hard Van Duyna, seen four annual college sebol. at Castle Height," Furman to promote 'onafttutIoaai anti! ernor.elect John Nich.' 3,, WAS sprung, - Latham, 23, - tics and the die for the aew X schooL Doltons- S'day we had b first church Is now h-= for der constructIon on Normandy orrived—th e• 111111 Opening Boulevard, the Methodist . th Deltona Shopping piit,, v.it Plane Adult *ducatics pen for the Beautiful blue skies, a cool All are not 5h1p of rain j the.e progressive puss 1C1 * th$iii of days. Will be eadeaway during the ha dly " sent thre. months. Machis $to th lves InI1MIIssd that as matter ti,eu tropical how IM W how his D&M The York died at 12:93 am.CST, expect to the together." - Plaza Cites Deltona's Future 7 11Nd was placed around To*% 'WI killed together to we 19 minutes after - --- New TwArm,deubokfflathanchingaciglr ed seven person. on *1961 site ln his mouth, wu driven, trip of terror that stretched into the stone warehouse hons. halfway across the nation Insthe gallows a short dl.. were executed on the Kansas tanes from the Kansas State gallows today, one cure be Penitentiary. H. 1,t the cigwas bound for heaven and the arettidrop to the cement floor , other saying he wasn't mad and stamped It out before mounting the 18 steps to the. at anybody. ersames Douglas Latham and George Ronald The trap was dropped at York met death much more 12:04 am. CST and he subdued than when they boast- pronounced dead 16 minutes .4 four years ago at the time later. of their arr"t: m bm awarded sebolarobips by W%kh Are awarded esth year Tnu.." Furman said. on the basis of Achievement, =.-"-iPa U on - - :use w- suppof of the da Conservative Club and iee area students at lbo both of Sanford, have been other school, Castle Heights Plori other atlys 4benon, Kill the Seraarr KePadden YO** character dada, col J. vermin, loyalty. 1 Tb. appointment was u aounàd at ' & meeting of the Constitution Party of Florida held In Orlando, Saturday. ,The Constttutios Party, Three Win SNA S Z.J ' No. James Talmadge, reWsd vat officer has been aam.d i) i• Two Army Deserters Hanged For Slayinos _ Party Names - . . ;.: - S --St. �S TI. - JV a ' .- Ij Is -... I I V. P Education Corps Bruce Jtosgst-Rsv Comte SofãrT Next? w" - _ 1W tm TW be IIis., we are to avoid th. disot' the Xstlsusi Otltto R tIcs. OS. ds .rnvss .1 a V$shosli aM, psibaps rnoaotu rn'aM t ths to iraiiiii am of entiont a SIM Shrug O %f Shoulders A £ wu L. WW - wvw w. •• - 1VWy we% he good _ __ yARM the WIN adds this -Me" Akadatkm 1s tacUs is bñi(siimes with d. Cournunlst tsnerlsrn a. It ha. o46 ftft to siMM mush. Vietnam. or. to the put. ps booms psinsinat to tahe pu$ An =&W%.radlestlne o ght 'WI oW"ay so. th. IAMA, bsoaeus Th u d $ T mic The L ighter a your car Win new Sid s "s apparently Was ad ii gkI wosdsx why iou didn't an it with supply at Ikish IIIJI the bisal Is tIs puis.IIt at the W. (1) flip us sot as astivs SisterS 1151111 IN? gel. hole ohm I" sMilide Of am TAW paibes In bunt putisipsats Is sebol setM- WAIMINOTON (UP!) - The food angle was provid. bad II... It would hi am knoll. • . . prenia.ns äonson's propossi .d by his proposal that the way of getting rid of surplus Del .., w s.. not Is ths ais.MM&is?M use. such as ghe slsbs, best, to dame ""sad qual hi new ia-hi. Ss,sØssb thIs we Pr61s 15. __ *1111y 111111180.4 Sena= ter minted at copper and nickel M s6didad ad MMM ts at 115117 An sminial Is the Sepia. (g) Tboy am " I'tps Congress emu 11* of 4Iqs qusitsis mad in the tons ads "sandwich." bwi4,iI. 1003 d Ow Is tn . law g, . • S. 5.'.f5 came class Se pro,ld. Tb. would mantels a ilk. J1LMj elm 006 - Awnless Mill-il Au.itlsu smoksm Tv* sslistlets dub" am but,.. tee p.c.. frees the bsfl at lag awipspsne with the of *117 fehe mWen and dion slim-ks th.t UN 111W ia as at 6001. Ma , ' ftb'tisthis a S614 *1 doeS,. i sow find a an fist . Is an dl anus Is Trsaslstlng his awe-ge In as.t. WIseIsV117iIsS5ahebt for IL short.ondu, cat., You will sele that the tks uiper heirs that terms ad $ 41 AM Ii do s AINT n., we men. likely Is lbs these ssbjssts ass. like. the PnsSldset In atticS told missing elsasit Is this sisry J ' . ow up I' 661 abso 0% me 11111111 "Md ow develop values, museems. Is isa, That isuld sully be Now ears Will hays ly Se Interest the srestst Cosines: CAU Wills, slow& D.. im we Vervies, hamesprusi * g.ssnsi, the issS4fs, numbs. at in added. _______ $ sspp are ass. "Give a. _______ a. N w, that modill Is $ hInt ii11 mod a s. k. he'.. mere hens ass? 110116 ..to 081bobs tells W .p teed aid sin (ad uses espreslekel alloy 5. go, AM At p.asaS, seIne how or draid 49 being so isaped with lb. Wegss of S S held the silver," In slat .sdsr)e 'Dr.Cs.., che be, 4e Whet pursaiuily ditf.uumas $ "i Sat $515 WeU. re,,.o at ' lahisas, hetfalses toy that Insisted .11 I 4us$ suppoes seek $ ststtrrs Asp this. We mda Ukesbeelssad , to WP pdw 111" 811114111111111 am three ad lbsn donsmate thing would be very p?ae. and the Ilk.. All vesy vsithy 5. WsarsIsWessdibitiIsjn.upsf TIME .would, of ieee's., be $ iSW$' Sisal, but 1 san'S help wishing of cosmemoestls, bet "I am" ad 1sss Inch. .siPatMmIpssk1slsN b TV 64L that the P,ssIdsst had "C. my May. pepinman's dream, that r WInt ft seaM p.. £Wr: UK lim ot the 31... vase we so,'. isy. Its PneIt's as.ag. S. omeasded that the coim be If It in-goIng S. itajs ssaMlss Is Jius.s* Dk,uns-d OWl. look than ass% d" Will Ceugveu. else e i minted In Ski term .1 a their metal tosbeat, Cssgrss mot &4% -ad* theme abseroodsmas 0opwo flow ho adeptift go Is shiv Sb. ask Isgisis. at a. tbree.dssksr, in dab 17pe albt A" unsl'iu ebasgkg AM Ift ' Pail P1 (1) Toomwo '" an k..4$ their eegvsdag. It issid, for faiblis realm p,ovIlsd twethirds of sandwich. alit memo Is ths two ass'. likely I. have pesien pSIS-WLWR. boldthes up Is itest the chassis Joursalistis trilogy If the sew di... sad qua,, wept., have the mint pro. SAW schlsivaiat nasal. ft tbsft Violet _______ tens s.aslsted ad eopper is has. a Jays. Itsasflsid dime, messy sad feed. .s,h, _____ Ygs cued. "An thin, any lifts,..... thin th. ..ss..ken. No reeomm.edsd this all. cupro.kksl alloy with in or a Li. Taylor quarter. aim twy an eftowd vsntissni lit. tb"g that yen be el1ahted free dimes extra kyir at ham., cheese, Maybe eves $ treat view -day tIS, SISI* $51 and quslten sad that 15. It would hays aids $ better in am all, and a rear view the SI kisi girls airs silver *outset of halt.dollazs story. in the $her to dlstlqsi* they rush lets the , Area Correspondents be reduesd by son. thai Ii CoaeIssldakatlt,uslag bstw.sshssdsaadtalI&Toss mot. flat took cars of shiM. Ingredisat. in s. a 5. n and so mitSui whisk per fasoss $slist*fls p, sun .-- 4 colas might sot be susk a osais up,- yes win. mosey angle, WL as 11IU x.s. Vsu.daU.s this 1 'sI;rus;' • -111111 M only oNI muss. hap Seen L -fsa* Cft asking S. be 110 $ ,, 404M aw o Letiers Inslussl Is a visas whe OvAbIL Is, Vram.. WOW s'y ft MSI$, dwwmmb have Is waned a wry Measly, $iI II5 "Dr. Crsm, list waste WAW 1*. U. 16 Sdiniss 0111111101111111 Use lotradailal se S. aw 804M U..81ma x"is gift ,t I,Scalds at .i offsets 6050: the bit- hess's he ip5St pNSUIs(S$ Whin islissd a. Is SM eh Is EurepS the avuehu S. $ s..klii gIrl. In 1MI7's $aafssd Met. limit at Labs Mary, There lbs supplies, d.liserkg thus ,s. flais am aebile casts's SM he' 15 thaI ilise ISP1Y 15-00 .11 Mr. Donald Dubs's spuhe ass seas at the finest, 5.'.. an Of lb9 g.eS ad a. Lake $ ,6st1g,u. a. Ilium. *15 thsa.s p.puluw 1611414 with dais t: bali. Mini C711b0 ad CtRs'55s setber ad trying reel bard uff.rts woe Isrelushie, yr-u n,j uV.M Mla 15 maim 1.11. via I kiss his geld Mr. Jaeksos a.w17 siesisi X. A. Nelaith Jr.. It.D • I ___ tee night." peuldust, Is as old sad iosg It*5S flpA sI elbe, IWir. wok to Us. 555.5 ad vhs. i held y.usgtsa. I bays that p.s TM Anwbm Mod Own Se.. DMa Sepo M. Jeebsosi Sbus low uses high resput Me, as - in. will isupid be s-isa Salask N541?$ Hh-. -L husk,.. .ss'.tI,s., dividuel Is. bard winker sad oft am pantielpite Is their iaMtbeIs- wW $ lever ad Labs Mazy, He Is peur aaor. to us S. sot sun II lieS in vfllbitegeleanyhaiths ,'te, Des hekss, I.k. S. th. tau aachassstheylos$ be tenths, a. nesldsstW, ship u.usIsl, .1,1. SM seslal *0g. llaMa. for ,raIb luSh ieiie.5 intuit at this erra's&ty. or. cress.0 G11r 044 Wbssv.spsskat Lak. Many, It in met sely at pui4 3. 1$ '.We ad *1 seaM sea. se-ellsd aalabssapp.ns.Utr.saU 7 WNWIns £. soffm oois t'a ad lb. Coveg. hive___ riidimukA,. ": wmnim~. sat it the W CORDLALLY INVITE EACH OF YOU TO. BECOME -, -u•pa_. OSOS W4 110MMIls *.. • . and her, F-'I vesimen Is, do ft* die a$sr ad the La. S ______ Is Pack $dge ekssllkts.$ he. aes Cows in regards. to 'mike'. I mist. Lii Su.r PERMANENT RIDENTS OF GREATER SANFORD k5 tz .srs.lvs Is a. bsltimiat at Coo. pussy he'., M deli with be,. eisa vu SIT MW iivaaan SiMs, ..a & AND FURTHER INVITE YOU TO- MAKE YOUR HOME IN at law Many, Our SMMrs, ssIWey, I veilS ilk. to pub. n" ow aisle Wsa £JiIus M-omtr • an fbi.,, hahn_his Is thin ins 1*. lb. liseity thok in's as Is a Grip a@a saw we se piesimis seem ass bus as sminift cow saism Hamm .ass SuftbO with *1 Ch.pi. at a. Aaislsas I Sm at ow w~ Wo" Isis suds, vhs lied hess vli 15th Vrs-ffil Is .ss buiti, a. oul" *mom swab" Vft "*"a Alvin ousamm Miss uuauv a k Isis - 611his seaM have has moried a" ft a" am*"& __ a"Pbs.U1N "M Is ft 1% "NO& &oft "IW P55V in We so *iijt lii PIiIibW 111w 5 abroomm ,, She Set Ship am Ship e,miiIisi 01101180 We it k__nuin. p.s mmoum GUI iiIiI 5is$ilis$b*iom,- n-us P Is A. U. 1LL a Jr lisa mitsuy as flat om =11me@sm tabS We Ehl*U ht is.' on ad $W 1W ahakuas of to Inutu hsms wt* hegs bbs uss u_ 1:hb ips I aia aim £ uu_ 5A the vitaeS be sM amtuei. ELWI5IO Wi SenPals aM II7 055. IV ___ Avis Ni With psie I 55*15 Teen W' Pub" _" an on a 400M 60.8 Ps. .5s.n at bow IN $ U" $ MODERN KiTCHENS S $ rules ae sisiti ths. an mm U*IM.,l*u N l at bow I I ON a saw to I e • -- •, • di • • Albuquerque, N. It. Each lady received small favors donated by a local firm. A brief but hilarious pxgram of entertainment was provided in the form of a slide presentation by Capt. ___ ) 0 •• ___ __ ____ ie ak INIM 4 , ___ - - *s.jtW• __ •• • . Florida Employers Offer Jobs To Youths TALLAHASSEE (Special)- Out 0 TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Florida's big hors, tracks will have a chance to openate a summer racing season despite objections of Ydetho. dlat.s and other groups who claim It represents an eaten. sian of legalized gambling, Gay. Haydon Burns, who has been out of the country on a Banana fishing trip while a storm of opposition bailed up to the racing bill, said again that he will al' low the bill passed by the last legislature to become law without hi. signature. Tb. bill will become law Thursday, but th. first summet racing period probably won't be until 1960 since most of the name horses have already left the state for this year. The bill was passed as an experiment, to determine If It would enhance the Florida summer tourist season and also upgrade racing In gen. eral by keeping the big ata. bles In Florida all year. round. At present, they leave as soon as the winter season ends and head north or Chevrolet The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Del. ten Methodist Church will have a befit chicken dinner at S P. m. Saturday at the Community Citer. Dosatloas an. Prided for adults SM chlldras and tie. bets may be .blalasd from Mrs. H. Wars, Mrs. 0. Peter. ace,ormyWI member, summer leah. Gulfstream and Tropi. cal Park, 30 days of summer racing. However, there Is nothing to keep the entire 90. day racing period from being run at one track or two. There is a question of who. ther Tropical Park could op. er-at, profitably for a summet season. On another subject at an Impromptu news conference, Governor Burns said In answ. en to a question that any suggestion that th. state start collecting excise taxes In fields abadoned by the federal government would have to be studied by the new tax commission. It certainly won't be con. sidered by the current legI. sistine, which Is limited to reapportionment, he said. The last legislature at Burns' aug. gestlon created the study commission to spend the next two years looking into the whole tax structure with a report to the 1967 session, man of the Senate group, he hoped the Sisal4 would act on the bill Thur.. said day. Stennis said the veto pie. vision had "very floe pur. poses behind It." H. .44.4 that the committee's report on Its version of the bill will Include language "expressing the concern of Congress" about bas, closings Without prior notice and the determination of the committee S. exercise a "surveillance over this matter." Stennis said, however, that the Bents committee "did not favor putting It Into bard law firm law," H. said he personally felt that while Congress has a major role, the matter Is "primarily as executive responsibility." - Yonkers, though e,srsba. dewed by Manhattan. Is the fifth largest city In Now York state. , A 1 2 - a 4 5 DATE WITHDRAWAL DEPOSIT JUL 1045 2,000,00 JUL 1545. 500,00 AUG 345 150.00 AUG 645 400.00 SEP 2545 600.00 SEP 3045 INTEREST BALANCE 2,000.00 1135000 I10.00 - 1,150.00 1,160,06 - 10.06 Here's What a Regular Interest Account Earns at (This hEad .f Interest In osip' computed sad compoesd.d quarterly DATE and Mrs. Mel Prime from Jacksonville. The Senate committee m's. 'jeeted It In approving Its own It allows the racing corn- $1.7 billion version of the bill. The Rouse vcnslon totalmission to allocate each of ed $1.9 billion. Sen. John C. the South Florida track,, His. Stennis, fl-Miss., acting chaIr. west, where there Ii racing. Which Kind of Savings Account Do You Want? The national total of jobs Corporation, Brooksville; Th@ San Jose Country Club, Jack. A JUL 1045 1 2 3 4 5 JUL 1545 AUG. 345 AUG. 645 SEP 2545 SEP 3045 WITHDRAWAL DEPOSIT - bush is INTEREST per suam.) BALANCE 21000.00 1,500.00 21000.00 500.00 150.00 400.00 600,00 31/20/. 1,350.00 = -: 11750.00 - - - 17.15 16150.00 11167.15 * ____ Here's What The Atlantic's DailyInterest Account Earns at 40/. (Hued cm lb. us.. figures and II.. p.rIsd, with daily sad Over 70% More at lbs rats of 41,1,p.r anus..) I _ - -- ___ a 1 Navy! _____ j . By Mittaid Sassy __ _ • Florida employers have re- f, youth, 1621 years old, dun. Family Service Association, sonvilie; Atlantic Utilities "Tbe reunion was a success, spcmd.d to the President's log the three-week period now Inc., Tampa; Harbour Tower, Corporation. Ups Locks; Clay. but we had hoped to have Youth Opportunity Campaign exceeds 375,000. Florida am. North Bay Village; Gull Pow. Pharmacy, Pensacola; present some of the Sanford with 4,341 Job afters for ployens who have in recent en Company, Pensacola; Lull ton's Naples; ALCO Island Equipment Corpora civilians who have always young people during the tInt days written to Ui. U. g. GMC, Inc.,Agencies Bahamas, lion, Miami; Sylvan Abbey made tours at NAB, th re. weeks of th e summer rotary of commerce offering Shipping Memorial Park, Clearwater; Lauderdale; Jobs for youth drive, accord Job opportunities or t and pledging Limited, F the most rewarding," said Modern Cleaners, Inc., ing to campaign officials here. support of the campaign are: Thurow Electronics, Inc., Orlando;Rug Capt. cousin.. E. It. Brownell and Tampa; Attending from Sanford be During these three weeks Dantiler Lumber and Export Associates, MIAMI; Ililhabor. aides Capt. Fowler were Cdr. many employers advised off!. Company, Jacksonville; W. E. Also, Broward Drug Stores, ough County Association for Paul Werner, Cdr. Robert daIs in Washington of their Johnson Equipment Company, Fort Lauderdale; Winn-Dixie the Blind, Tampa; Hendrickson, Cdr. I) a vid cooperation, while others con. Hialeah; Hollywood Hospital, Stores, Inc., Jacksonville; Big Dearolph, Cdr. Kenneth San. tided local offices of the Inc., Hollywood; 3. 1. Chap. Dipper Ice Cream Shoppe, don, Cdr. D. Kirkpatrick and Florida S I a t e Employment man Associates, Coral Gabi Clearwater; Office of Clerk 81K feet equal one fath om es; Florida Rock Products Circuit Court, Lake Butler, In a mariner's measure. Service. Lcdr. William Quirk. Others who formerly had duty hers were Capt. and Mrs. Cyrus Fitton, Capt. and Mrs. Edward Winter and Capt. and Mrs. "Bud" Weld. Ian, all from Washington, D. C.; Capt. J. D. Ramage from Albuquerque, N. It.; Capt. Louis Edwards from Dayton, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wells of Stanford, Coon.; 1*. and Mrs. William Cowan, Lewis, Del.; Cdr. Clifford Nelson, Ledr, Jack Cilia., U. Jill DIsgal and U. Des Slusar , - • Deltona WSCS Sets Dinner ______ __ - all. trom Pensacola, and Ledr. To The Edi tor __ I. - n _____ •- - - • - • Cousins. by I I• • _ ___ W= ' • ______ • • - __ _ • • • ap* ., - • • ___ • - • - • t '. • •- um AW • I. • - Herald I I , ________ requ st ng • • ____ . I • • $ l5ZTh - Jack Cousins, opened the an. or dinner activities by Intro. ducing the out.of.tow guests. • Capt. Dick Fowler, present Wing Commander Capt. Lou I Edwards (rat), former Wing -. Commander, and Capt. J. D. 's'. Eamag., former Wing Corn. S mender, were the guest speak. :• cr1. Each spoke highly 'i '-j1 . development and growth of • " the "Heavies" throughout the years and of the fine tours of duty In Sanford, }la. Betty Z4rnos, substituting for her husband(AdmIJ!a1. selectee 4 ' Bill Lemos) substantiated the I 1,1 1 previous comments since she ,4:. and Bill bad duty in Sanford I I'. I. 11 (, ever 10 years ago. Crews of I the P2V.3B, Al, A3D, AS and RAW were represented at this reun1c. •Ic_ Capt. Blake presented Capt. : WeidleIn (rot) a gift as the ti .1 .i4 _________________ oldest out-of-town member .L present. Capt. Esmage was Hook, Mrs. Fitton, Capt. "Hud" Veklleln, Mrs. VIedieln, WS OBVIOUS that everyone had a good time at the represented a gut for being Capt. Cy Fitton, Mrs. Winter, Capt. Ed Winter, Paul guest to attend from the far, cent reunion of ex-Sanford Navy people In Norfolk, Va. From left, top row are Capt. Richard F owler, Capt. J. D. Ramage, Wells and Carol Skinner Wells, (formerly of Sanford). Third thest distance In the U. S. row, from left: Capt. Weldleln and Cdr. Gib Blake, CaptV Capt. Louis Edwards and Capt. Jack Cousins, muster of cerpresently director of Joint Winter and Mrs. Betty Lemos. Task Yore. Two, SinUs au., emonies. Second row, from left Cdr. John Hook and Mrs. -' 4) Closure Control - . CLASS Dick West's e1_po Summer Racing Bill In Effect Thursday closure. UtiT of ceremonies, Capt. , a WASHINGTON (UP!) - a controversial House ap. of military base. The Senate Armed Services proved prov ision to give The committee voted. 104 Committee has voted to junk Congreu a veto over closing agaInst the provision written Into the Rouse rsio* of the annual military construe. tion bill. It provided that either the House or Senate could block a projected bass ant e=Pdm of old and now activities in the city of SAdOrd at the cocktail and slin"s party held at the Offloors' club. 5 1. ..aa,s Base Norfolk, Va., for Many faces that had ad been 004111 for Y*an mot with p,aj. **?asI Move To Allow Congress alms With present officers on duty at do Uftford N&v1d Air 'j Dr. Crone's orry , . .-- , ~ fr thin. Do not Peas. eoma. iu whisk nbslisd against a..k It without-Buddha, spiritual nulL . eatalogas It othur.. hsdsi of Asia. W -5•p '!t - in ., _____ _ •- ,1i7 apsthsIPisa rnrntfs.rn.,.faiwsisofreos UNIX $WMW !!1 a '!.!'_ v waro Wits •--- (1 '.56,1 oil. -•------• Hold Reunion 55 ieUrnism. alusi uuiuss. aM ualvinlUs huntCss __ snow '••'-•--' EX-W Folk WAUWI1T)I1 (NSA) Ii., as maleatloss sat These say 5555 he aWe N., time Will be a no be. paw systems sad suck pea. at ipsee l-'-'4i two the Ualtsd SInks sad pschsps as a rat.itoc. say It Is is oases hills thiag,, *1 ft 1t tJaIms s.0 vhs.. 15kg, iiailly. SimS akl'ss sue. system that wlfl land the I* vii be the Set Is ,. tan. 2% Smodmas cued ..sr *w. al hisS ap tee in dole) 05 1555005 TI$ SMa spas. psipenstiss. Th* am Is ipso.. ,io. he,. bftsd Olatit "kittywbachy." we mually highly 5.sinsd be. This Is asS to liscead the ali-io", 15* .qu p The that Set as. isiemius advastags that bay. ...pllShu. ths fui linking as big $adsns sarty in the 15.jxs sppssn S. (bNk4p) lisheliee botwass tow elves the 1lse ails. some wlyia that the be. toll (ApsSo.sised)) siscs ha. They are In psttks aaybs wale p-•'q raft and sasiben "fljs't," Is .zpsuiast aWed wi$h thsmeslvei a little I.e sub. will Ilbety vS the ass net, larger ad son e.mniheatsd aii'I. Ss,.0 Is set. ragindiss. ad whore sack apaiscraft. an kin g h.psdut ssatry stands Isday. Beo *0 vhs ha,. asalyasd the :-- she king dl..,. ipsos ales. latest Iru lad Amisicu se,. lIsts her. *1b. flights are sbssrsd by eutsis b-. Ybsugh a@ lmciau are U. psijority, the *ueci AN" wfth 15* bIg hector, Th. American 'ea M e Judged ahead *1 U. I. research sin tail in superIor. It is sore w. Tic.. But the tui, bess. us 1l., .. a. .s.... . U. I. lb. crasdos ad the .sewdIu mere fl wads at adios wiSh eteiial spas. .zpsrtasets 17 511UI UiastI ad 1Sh$ which Is sit emerge-dec (5' s ,jt .JstJ,s17 abS iomptau crucial flu linkS .111, by iistrset. Ia,OW i-cia' auuslle nendsias sat sesi flmbLsiai .51 T'jld. tic.) may 117 lbs cispllcat.d lauding Ito. Astronaut Uward White _______ isdunsi required in a miss pe.ed 15. UnIted States has ,csj,sbly put Sb. laidlag and a àisz uiicisst aee ga' United States ahead i.r. Thins Is g,ewMg billet Wee to provide his with 15 g5, Is issicnitls Oat theU.$.bettllSstkktj,.ppuu mad coMr.Lfls 11 gutting 5.15. a... W sst astrosaut will______ aetbsthetlas retuirad qse.. Isbt)IdSga.bIgb,s111k1 White's aedouIsspsaeIs.f _ peebiac heated be was better pr.par. Is $ myriad at 11111. in developing, bufl'Hng aid , fe, his stubs than vu TO GO pinfctlag lbs final big space. $stjoaap5 Must cftwISh Its Individual asds.tai,.pupa et i..so,a FIRST walk 55$)3b4 Is shaved him ItS- (lET parsd sad rahatively clumsy rul 0JSSIIJ Barbs (untrained). Me had ___ a dsulI ____ *5. By WaWe C. Vista tie., tar ,uspl., guitlag The ganga bill tsr asking back Into his spseseruft. Me ____ ___ I*inS* r- Ex-Sanford, Political Notebook to C=%, 861thoogh this asU Is OS. seCC fut Wgultu& 0 -O 11911 die at horn.. It sse& Will Wâ we assd IWW Is $ "Vv$ to b&9 ka-mildne to the MMO OW 16NhOSII ad trnh. i... ..v Sim is do saw adim am I. ____ ____ S and MOM _ MW vonna Pa r __ _ moo reek ffewft S =__: -- kiotor. * Deposits made by the 10th of uisr tm* *bw from the lit of that month! am lose hm moss" tator d uuisiues mess _____ Vs. _____ one d Chaw ____ I • BY ___ 1.05 *115 NUll am upw Aw =minim 1I LS. Kdui, • • R.oltor II sps to me. i mom 0. fniiiiiiiii =i~ussims, IL as : 1111L ai is at at F Ism dedn" 'a ont I a as goo admim 02 I It ka 61 -- I 'I I W pa. - 1MWra J _ - -_ ssu.ssss -_ , • SIuuuAL 0 IIISTUIS Urd abs'se wft Pkkup- srs frosuand b hut. NO.1WAY TO *01K I • • deft p It's owe if the big reissue that Chevrolet is . $U-1I • It. T I ad on IWdis pickse beM pow __ • • - seeM-li 5kairnab* CONSTRUCTION co. HOLLER CUIrOX B 1WING A SPECIAWT OSaM OuI &WJ%I*mT an ID. . • nuaw OUR IR' _ - MOTOR SALES COMPANY SECOND AND PALMETIO ... -----: -r--' '" - - SANFORD the month earn Interest 32240711 * You do not lose Interest on money withdrawn before the end of the Interest period unless the account Is closed completely! EFFECTIVE JULY It 1965 The SANFOD" ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK~~ 'Ti'S £ PLEASURE TO RAKE AT TEl ATLAJITSC' Mlii$isP.D1LC, - c------ - - • I - I 4- • L �. - - ...-,. ..- -- r.._. - '- - Iayer Philanthropist I L _______________________ sp o r t s s i f t in g S Conch lack Mitte punted eat In this column h..t that .1 the reason'. football I. a better game saw, Is that today's athletes are This lsasl only true lat.otbail, but la almost e,en - elhsr Tednys pang men an learning trim mistakes of digging dltsh.s after a sm in lbs pest Who ended I. shad p,ofeee!"!nI athletic career oft Isa years, In s thousand-. Only the grist c -which Na rely en their repitatlosa sItes their athistle prewsis be. been drained away', week up at the isost, fire ____ are Today's pang I Player was so happy with his playoff victory 1w the U. 1. Criamps Open god chaaig he gave away his WIN pins messy-kid sot his patter. "I'm not giving that away,' __ to the club which was a51(ty The days, of the dumb athlete ars lust about ever. Ta puss', past as sthht. Mid Just about get a "free side" to his education to every asp.ct-flnanelally and as ium'&ly-grsdsato from college and to games oaaes, alt be ibis to till eat $ job application blank without help. -I ar,Louacvpn - auy be miled, bow" ON 00111? By Sam Stanley is. mis knew that a esflegs edeestles In a, wid. Thu gets hems let a late supper and he bite the be Ie,bs. That's another two hours, at least, and by th time he's se mentally, and physically exhausted, be doesn't is want to do anything else but sleep A young an new with a athletic ssb.harsblp has IOU earned It, He's paying for his "tree rid." benefit. Es's .W.g the sports world better for our on. ertalaisest and when he comes heme with that degree In his hip-pocket, you can be assured be has whet It takes upstair, t put It to good ' in the midst of Sanford's elan of young athletes also. The baseball players are pla ying $ busy um baseball with the American Legion lIsa. The basketball hopef uls are working out at nights under Coach Mack BI$II.'s Summer Enrichment Program, the swimmers are pukIng hard In the Sanford Swim Associa tion program golf and yots can bet your bottom dollar that addicts ate out on the links every week. he has a Coach Dick Williams some local boys working out and expect. them to musts In and aronied Cestral Florida this Ivea though football practice in any form cannot are s mer the r* says Even track few enter summer. start till August, Coach Molts I. attempting to learn of his prospects its the mavie projector and he'll know a lot mere about his boys In August than he does now, ' Bubba MI4.FIorIda. He says he's just going to take 115.57 foci while.... Peru Pasts' Bandy' Smith, the 1$yesr.old wa ter skiing WW has added another title to hi. string. Bandy, whe Won tie, junior boys Dials jumping till, last week, wen the Orlando-Winter Park Open J um ping Meet Sunday.,.. Sanford boa a pale of entries in lb. National Poe. Orlando's RI. Flue Was jolt tournament next week CuaS, Club. Inland In the Minute Kald.epoasorsd event ire Toni, I, and Fred, I, Osbops. They are lb. ebUdrss.1 Mn, and Mn. 141st Osborne of SOS Bradshaw Drive... .Jshs Tyson, who coached football a few peers back at Orlando Mishep bests, I. bask In 1k. state. Aft., holding 1.otbell positions in Illinois and Texas, John has aoceplsd the head t..tb.0 pest at Ja-kanvill. Bishop Kesuty.... Tb. awlamlag pv.gna 51 the Maitland Jepeees the land 0' lab.. Country Club Is Casselberry has be. £ tow sites picked a, here and P's1h. halt left his post as golf Pr. II ,nouue obile nomes, Rap QUQLLtYM I, _. - .': 11 0 17 4 . * .,v , toted to have on. member Bolton, Mar11 Dankl.fs and Shirley Maxwell. . . give a history of her home state each month. State for ) g Rains Atlanta A ~. j''. - esly I hMI. -- . ,t j.t .: • . ___ _______ . . . - . I .V. ~_ - .,. •. . . . ..) 1 . ., • " ? : "' "i'" _u..: . , , ,, . - -; - - , ••• ' . • .,. . .,. - the illS sea Hamlitos 1kb. NEW YORE (UP!) - The franchi condition It obtains b.a C KO on -.. the . I. , -i \ asdios In the Wimbled on Lawn National Football League be. t gin preparations for its in. a stadium lease. T.nnlaCbam.Len. I aisle a, theispraskthg vast= of the South today as ThZ SUNLAND Little League Yankees will u. WASHINGTON, Pa. (VP!)- Orlando For 2 In lb. United Slat.. and Commissioner i'.t. be represented by Gail Parker In the South Am to the here, carried expressed confidence that his Adlos. the greatest the tooth soedW Seminole Little League Queen Contest, 11Cr CS. lay of harness racing, American Legion the tournament. o Sanford's f history circuit will win the Batthe there - ' marSh near death early today. ' Campbell. Lossing Post 33 cort will b Ricky Runnels. The 23-year-old big bay Ital. team hopes to further its two reasons why be wanted this one "is much." ureitta *14 w . clim. b. w Dow 4fm: onumo kstua$ er huacvc wrm .fauna d ublechteadm made as snIp of third Ilon In purses, was 04 u- with orkWo Feel 314 this goder in blsissy to ta lbs psct.dtoilvsthroughtheday. evening. four big ones," be said, "and AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAIi LEAGUE Adios, the first mUhloadol. Tbe first game at the Car. me to kiep a pu- Ap Nt h T10 Whip Mob W. I Pet. GB lie sire, mad. IT starts labia ter Street Yield In Orlando W, I. Pet, GB $ two sta r Osteen, 1:30 Los Angeles 42 26 • the open to By Geld. C. LangiMi will get under way yer a Minnesota 88 egg pItched is conucvtivs 1 Ob1t Ii slat' Milwaukee 84 25 .576 3%4 Chicago and lbs second his British Open, Masters and TheUPI 1A7 • •7 24 Angeles Dodgers $4qs and has only one vie. 5itat 8627 .571 3% Cincinnati ed for $ o'clock. PGA champPv'ps, the "big bays aLos Round 16 24 .600 1% Cleveland 3t4 Some lead In rw r' liofoed, defending District San Fran. 86 5 .583 4 golf, usi , imy, and sos loss to show for about the League and National Baltimore 86 26 .581 2% j ee carry a 81 .518 7 champions, will Pittsburgh sag lea bad p(tct yg classy aff in1,ssebaU district cor4 thiS $Q Philadelphia 32 32 .500 8 DetroIt 85 26 .574 8 heir, him were able -4md e Dodger lefty was work, from 1943 t er Th rac g ca in re they're In nights action, having won 30 34 .469 Louis aoosmpliak the toat. against the 1948. 10 Los 31 II .481 10 so-hitter Angeles He won 43, fInished lag an • their last two games. Over. Chicago as $6.438 12 New York 2$ 85 .444 11 The promise was made Is Just ask Claude o Monday night cMi times and was other Dodges' pitch' New York Mets syol 29 40.420 13% Houston Jon Day, executive dfrestie of an Who are shad realidy to WU Joe Christopher beat out times. Hia winning totaled P11,- all 04 local team Is a-$. .) 25 26 410 12 the United States GOlf Lam. throw up their bonds In d•' bunt down the third base line New 'York 44 343 11% Washington 26 39,400 14 MMiay's Result. dubs (USGA) "a Cotipil of opening the seventh Inning. CI"k Win Kansas City 17 40 .298 19 Houston C Philadelphis 2 ' years ago." grNminem with the Billy Cowan Dully reached GAINESVILLE, Tim. (UP!) "j promised Mr. Del It I asks bitten. Monday's Results Osteen for home run lead' -Medalist Carol Sorenson and NEW YOU (UPfl-lMtu. New York 1 Lea Angeles 0 the Open I would lag off the ninth-his first of defending champion Patti spoIls 500 winner Jim Clark of (Only games scheduled) (No games sobsded.d)' give the parse back to the Today's Games the seasos-and the Mets won Shook mad a field of If coeds Scotland has been selected Teds' (2 uao*," Player disclosed. IS • who square oft today 14 the the 10. In the romps. St. Louis at Cincinnati (I Chicago (N) Washington the ps'eseatatios ceremeaCit y League C2 Th.lfoustonAstrosdefeated match play championship tIUon for the 11th annual S. TN) ise Monday after his triumph the PhIladelphIa Plea 121* flIght of the Women's Collegi. Rag mehok prole,slia'l ath' Chisag. at Milwaukee (N) Los Angeles Detroit (N) &.. J aufluufl9S the only other National League ate golf tourney. Plllsbsrgk at Psi Francisco Minnesota Cleveland (NJ let, of the reer award. Boston Baltimore (1, .Se some achsduled. All is A*er. n. Imishs of lbs Lw An. (N) He specified that 15* be lein League teams had the WINITOII4ALEN, N. C. iew goiw Dodis.. vu semed In phlladetphia Houston (N) T-N) given toU*Amerio1nCu (UPfl-A young prolseikl lb. tiling sad Bib G*ssi of it., Test at Los Angeles Kansas City N Tort (4 W L day at mother scjety-'becsu.e The Dodger offsr.se never baseball player from Ears., T-N) pt, LOUIS Cardinals frd. (N) died of cancer wbsa I will really threatened little Al Jack. Injured In a weekend automo$ other four" - and th Je ff . 11 son, who allowed only three bit@ accident in which a teamIs the premitlia 51 KIWISIS &*m"essoofoo.4a I hits in bestins Los Angeles for mate and a young woman we, I 01" junior golf in the United the first time after eight cm. killed, will Probably movor Stat's. Ralary "-*`:::2 & socutive defeats. it was the pitch &S&IL te 2 I ard time the New York entry Cary "mu --'- of Allen Mar" 1% d & "asooday) (No Statos Ii' bees has ever beaten Los Angeles Hutoblum. Flass., Monday tel to we that I wsdsd So dl had one eyerea.ved W doe. W L twice In succession. Baptist a little something Is ritora," Player ietp1sd. Player edlait'd that win' L.eomd$va zestmers it I hile earning buM victory ymeg pitcher was kr .-.-.--.--.-----.---.-..-----.-.-elag lb. Open vimid as.. "5 Rust a landay 201 o Ased In SIS , Csmela ...., ...... ii ---two - Seals hall mUliosdMlet1'smi qw U 5I. I trait. and p.ibsja $ *WIII by two 2.1 suns to break up a of snethe, pitcher, Jay Debt, Had IF"" Ill, d sloo#418#Wso Caw, this time seat YOM" kouss Pk*hm 410811 b8to gommollis To at Wagi. received $33,155 tic AM Day Calp d the noun a woomas seftwin, Pat* I Pa* fInishIng wad n In do @P01b and senUW do AM Trentai* 1119M AXBRWW ., match r'iai - :' - ., - _ -- - -' vuaus w - there. .. . at at at gun with mush mime. Peas $0 peunistars ha,. peg. Istsied ter lbs program, under the s.achhig of Jo. Mc. Gupta. They de&k plan to ester any meats till isis Is the simer, hswevu. . , Twins Close Gap On Cardinals player Btiar4s were Dodgers' PowderisPuff Hiffing in o Enoug n Major League Standin ____________ ts, 9 at as Hogan a * as, a - ' at at at o. at • at at y New-in V1,81V1gWnW"wmh famous Turbo Hydra-Ma the____ w W• • - sewing, The Tlisrnhonsts to. O4 IL l side S Helena balls originally from Lowell, Massachusetts, but boa been $ tie ' t1;i;;;' WL 2 Us S. Crews .: s I for allow ift a dailke .k' ___ L T CatchUp w By 'v', . . , 1 ~4 I I .. I -:~,; .. P 1i , . . . I ,. . . I., ",.I i.t ' M' .. i. .-! . 17.I, i ~ , I . 11.%'."4 'IF , ". ~~ 41, , .11 ' - ~ I , , . J . .i •; W". - PWe ! Peyton On who seoffat what the program ala, daughter of Constance aban-Momseh and buwvft. tthl his ad d have ter seen It more th who ram the book Cc" cc the Payon mill am . dorm in Peyton Place. Wsr4 caeL eJ the. continuing itor y of But with a schedule of three (Unbeknownst to AWson family fortune because he Us Peyton Place will not only be episodes weekly and no re Mackenzie, she Ii the jll.glU. been havieg an affair keening ahead th roughout the runs, Peyton Pla ce will doubt. suite daughter of Elliot Carson secretary, Julie Anderson.) summer, but ai.of Juno 23 leuhavsasoarthg rating thb *be la serving the llth year of Unbeknownst to the dying will be on the air three nights summer as new viewers tune a prison sentence for having Catherine Peyton, her husband ____ k • ____ . 410 111 r . 1-4 I -.----,- to slons with the habitual "Y. murdered We wife.) per week Lostead of two. is really, ad having an affair Unbeknowst to Elliot Carson, with Julia Aolkrgm) We have an *special tood. ours. ncis for that program. To our Under the circumstness, It was reaIly Rod Harrington's (Unbehowst to ilulls Ander. way of thinking, Peyton Place we feel it a* right to bring mother, the former Catherine sak her busbaA George, Is answers once and for all the these newcomers up to date by Peyton, who committed that an the versa al a nervous charge that tolovision has not recounting what has happened murder In a rage of jealousy breakdown am Me log C~ at finding out that her buband, al business igourm) lived up to Its promise as a In the story, so far. cultural medium As the story opened last Leslie Harrington, was IIIVInI (Uubeknowst to Ceorge An. W have no Intention of be. September, wealthy young Rod an affair with Carson's wit..) derson,, his t.en.agedaughter, laboring that point. Except to Harrington was in love with "... . (Unbeknowst to Leslie liar. Betty, Is pregnant by wealthy point out that most people pretty young Allisool Machu. ringtoo, his wife is dying of young Red Harrington who is - COLLZCTION of Oriental clothing, decoration and mementos is being made by RVAU.5 wives for display and fashion show at the Change of Board Coffee, scheduled July 1. From left ax. Gloria Gehrlg, food chair. . __ • __ _ • ww.rctis 'a 4. .................... - . •I;- . nbekeownst to Rod bow. ever, Betty has had a s*Iscar. rInge following an automobile . AMEPtCA 'r . • , I I accident and Is therefore Mu. vying his under the falsest of i~ - ••. •: . • pretenes,) •• We have ~ In . other g r. at tinned throughout the It Because of do Dominican complete iaP U coverage of the Gemini 4 pro. Joet. we were unable to beep up with the folks In Peyton Place during April, May and - r out that IS bow the - I 1WI much of June, But when we tuned In again • the other week, things were progressing satisfactorily. ,I -. • • I . . , ,• ': -_.11111111 • . ' Mwelm 0 - neret.i,tisafltW'7'O .. • -, Ieee. ,. ted b N WI e Cl b NEW ' Is -211 for use in the Navy Wives meeting room. Three new members hel hold the flog for the photo. From left are Ann Halley, Rhea Cooper. clug presicent, Au rey get an ( ge on. or a men sow t Now. th . = - % i cl ommI i * e& ~ ~ y I • at a l IV You I • -Il- P I ow-" r - i- I _ - I .- - ppao Mw"now SWIM 1, $tsadxd.'r.Isps YM 4. . I.."~ . 46 . o, " *v, I " 4.4 MwangandummNummin-, mA tfortodWoometea"fathe .411, . . '11 to.", r., , •, . astyour waft 8tiMard ks b3owci ststoa. hs .4 I- '-. ___________ .• I 'I. - ) "'.., LA, , " - I ow *M* V LIAf IVI ItI# UJ irp.i iwsww ra ', , I",, . :-.' ." _____ ___ _______ VW fto ____ - . _____ , but you can't touch the vdue erty, she has been busy let.' ._ ~7 1~1. - ___ . it I of America's lowest priced compactI' the new bride of Noll Hog- to the spordng f_iii' new 11, ski sad eia7euas S . sw I 1, *d by go Wirt" Tigers Airsea, Transports. fte likes to . add ii . l Ban Francisco for e" Pi$ you where she was employ- pear r Dianna lsa new member Of Helena Hagerty and Paula Pien Dianne and her husband Fred cams from Pensacola I. RVAH4 in January and join' .4 lve In May, where Fred Is Air Intelligence Officer, The Thombasta an origin. slily in= Miammoilai Dianne b a pbys. ad fastwtor and will t4ach at South BeInInolt :=for High this tall. H r ts . lI.s It the club, along with at es +'. -Oiv i- 4"T"'I are May winner ss,soe ge I at ' a • i'fl5*' w . - r Marie ' at the -' . - gims over w _. '."," WIM111162MI Xag. (UPI)_ d Dallas, Tax., On tboY M Atlanta tram the rival Almi- Cbm a 1.3 go" Herald 1: !. can LU1UI, Deek Nelson, his Injured .tsmsd their contest. .hftisy The NM owners voId an Helms plithed a , -a Vim. me American oredili he 4he right limb ssmewhat bettor sulmously to make It a two. oft ft bendt d addillonal ahmated yesterday - Frank way tight for Atlanta at a lar y- Olsen red, IMbued Is the center resebling of MIami. Iii., who clo.ed.door meeting that last. LUM Datum And least today reedy to "go all west out to Britain's Mike ed for seven hours Monday. top Roselle thin aisouneid that "! "!_".. ad" wha be resumed his I'ata' 1.4, 12, 11.11. " W4 at the league will grant Atlanta ' tells • bd 11 se for -• IA A17 I - lad MamsrW, ______ ......... p '.." ... ; _41, s.ven.week.old Ann Louise Bell, who accompanied her man- Barbara But1w fashion abow chatman, Pat Dearolph decorations Plan Were Me" for a' other to the coffee. m ewife char as nd Peggy Merg coordinator. 6tandlnx Ii Kathy cardrty bbs held June 2 meeting and th (Herald 0. comman..... o .. at 9:10 ia and all are ask serving of refreshments, the ccl to bring a "whit. .1.. wjvei 1signed their name to a IVAM 11 Enlisted Wives East" theme are the officers' perwars party held In May al MI44cd of their WA& wives of 39VAII-I ander the was ,press to greeting card purchased by &to " The club etareweilto Joan their repris, treasury p.m. tonight In Xerg Mrs. Glum Smith and wet. : the ' Navy Wives meeting y e n ret n jo n -a • • " $ single notation 'V" and at room, toe "V'II 1 F the purpose of lions, door prises, refTeSh IWivesth. Larry Bailey, a transfer from 'em!" This will be mailed Club I Invited the Pensacola Navy Wives husbands aboard the URS In. "Unt Offielfl- Baby aft. meats and a tashilts show, 14U next meeting, July 15, at 7:30 Oriental twic. th an ub 159. arMed. d.pendence for display in the 11 pen, at the Navy Wives M. Bailey was appointed wardroom The .ls.Uss .t.., meeting room. Ba }sittlng publicity chairman while Mrs. S S MARTHA PIERCI was whisk all members as well will be provided . O many 910CW new President of 60 As SO - Member mUltery' Two now members joined days. plans at their business meet. RVAH.18 Enlisted Wives wives are Invited, will Include the club at the last meeting, At the June 9 meeting Inc Wednesday, including a Club at the business mee ting special guests. It Is slated were l.Ita Pohlman and for 10 am. club made bandages for the covered dish supper for mem- held Thursday. Ruth McClaln. Alice Wit. Seminole County Unit of the ben and husbands to be held Other new officers Include Chairmen include Paula llama was a guest. and hot. American Cancer Society. it 7 p.m. Saturday In the Terry Bnasuwell, vies presi- Pippin, decorations; Gloria tesses for the evening Were Guest. at the meeting ballroom. Members are in- dent; Shirley Moor,, goers.(]ebnlg, food, and Barbers Annie Blaeksh,ar and Rhes were Mrs. Leon Sammons, rit.d to bring guest. and tary; Sally Harnlngton, Butler, fashion show. Most Cooper. Mrs. Robert Varney, Mrs. Mrs. W. H. Armstrong and treasurer. New chairmen are of the Items to be displayed Helpful household h i n 1' William Clark and Mrs. La,- Mrs. Al Kelly are In charge Norma Pickens, publicity; during lb. function will wee. demonstrated by Janice ry Sailor. Ann Greenhoward, chaplaln; slat of treasured mementos Culver and Judith Irwin. of arrangements. Hostesses were Mrs. Ralph The dinner will be followed Lucy Pope, membership and the wives of Five have o. Members are requested to Blodzett and Mrs. Fred by a dance at the club. ceived from their Mary Harden, telephone. bring along their own time. Brown. On July 15, the CPO Wives New officers will be in. Bons husbands during th eir loving hints to th e next plan to most for lunch at the stalled at a luncheon July 15 resent Far Cut deploymeaL meeting. RVAH-17 0;11c0r1V a Wives orchid House in DeLand. at the CPO Club at I p.m. USO baking this month held a work session and cof- Chairman for this event is Reservations must be made JANICE CULVL111 h a a will be done by Janice and he at the home of Kathy Mrs. Jim Hay no later than July 3 For In. been named new president of I Russell, Thursday to finalise Members named to baits formation conta ct Shirley the RVAH.1 Enlisted Wives Sue Fra.y. their plans u hostesses for forth. USO are Mrs. Thelma Moors or Marth a Pierce. Club, with Ruth Wiese as the NOWO change of board conw. and Mrs. vie, president; Plane lebola, Sand' The club welcomed a coffee slated for July S. van. Members of th e omln' member, Mrs. Chris Lee and secretary; las Fraley, tress. New chairmen for the sting committee for next congratulated Mr. and hInt. any and Shea Cooper, chap. coming six months period month's elections are Mrs. K. D. Hard en on the arrival lain. Ths tote was 111841111were named at the meeting. rgn Morton. Mrs. Jan Turn' of Daniel Kevin their fifth mona. Jane Pruden will be tress en and Mrs. Cookie. Judith Irwin was named child, born June '31. urer; Gloria Cebrig, board The board met recently St • • • publicity and social chairman. y representatlt.; Pat Dearolph, the home of Mrs. Shirley HUES of red and white, Installation will be held a bridge "man; Barbara Sim" to discuss recommend- symbolising a joyous occasion tunchom at the Trade Winds Butler, serspbook; Joanne stone to be made to the club. he an Oriental mood, will pee. Cafeteria In August. Rersog, publicity; Pat Dear- Anyone interested In see'- dominate the decor at the There will be a Topper. clph and Joanne Hersog, ho,* nj the been, of Red Cross first aid NAB ballroom July 9, when ware petty phalli:; Helen Cromwell, Instructor for Seminole Court' the Naval Officers Wives Elaine Orasi In Lake Mary Chris Danforth sad Dianne t is asked I. contact Mrs. Club holds Its bi-annual else. at I p.m., July IL All mane. bees invited to attend. A Thornhorst, telephone corn- Joseph SeicsowskI, chairman lion coffee, ICltt*• Orgenisens of th e Tar check from proceeds of Top. of the unit for the county. ' betwe NFL .. 'p -special truest w a Mrs. Robed Varney. In a, Iston Rest; -.i . ing - •• m ow Barbara Moor,, wife Tigers' executiveofficer. by Navy thPurp se was to intraduce Wives Club 'ii recently esscan°Ididates nclud Mary Ann when they pre,ent.d a new William SeVen; United Itates flag be Knamets in the Navy Wim Meeting Cantrell of the Slat," WivelL Room Lorraine William, another President Rhea Cooper per. candidate Is a member of the formed the ceremonies and RVAH-1 club. Other guests Mrse "Tax" Farris gave a were Fran Ballard, Barbara abaft 1118tar al the Me and Barnes, Rally Bell. j thevMeanin g of IV@ symbols- Brewer, Judy Drommerhens. PM considerati Gronquist, Mary quest by President Lyndon on. Barbara Obuuk, Jo Ann Sam. B. Johnson that Amecan, Anne ple, Debbie Sherrill, Vicki Jerry 11 :7 V ...,4 Ith AG DAY was given . . •. . •" • -. 1. .111. 4 . I June 22, 1065 : M. /_ \ r 11, _ -; -Paget 0 •rs1h Page 6 ggfg - fle ft 11 wili' -- a ars every ar-us this ays .-..------ - - -- was was or ng VVOfl __ --..? wu at least albeit __ -- be pil d r, esid" a In M OW dWW the 1,111110 Navy. T-L TOMMY Bub tar CPO~'* -1ii.:- - .. .. ,~, respossis for his three. Red" 1; Imigin peened hd t- ~ is a mat two-bitter mad Sim Leack ~ 111hrom Nd is the nesed 601616I 3119 -, 1. irl,., I " ir, , t,I ki : I . , stroke victory ever Eel Naghs. MW by ~I~Ia ~ QmDly Me. stm* ad is : to a " skated win wor Iso I - I ed in bdbm Victor 1. i4,4 , ., .~'. . ..I! ~ ; . 8e a good thing my pow ~ ;I I .I -A hills. Sense, 114L am mw ing the way bc, the Bankers. tory. Luck struck out "Rickbort, INVANaft mad 1. . V'. I . .., Hegle's didn't," i!behaved and 410--. heft in do City Ut. Aso Sells coatribilded, a tri. walked one and allowed 91" 111011 Dry= Were the IOP blt~ the Ile Imam shappismishIp @a- ple ad JIMMY (;fim&Y- A hit& Brad Hollingsworth but term ter the vk* "Piitlis I .11 ,I :. I .,. I ~ 0 "NN n ~-,;. itillitem. Ise TMO is sobadded to bw do" to the 14di an"" of a double and Ped Pives "" , The Tlasrs PNOW do Pow 'lbs mtlMlea bore him .id ahs up with two bits to pi then, $TU opposed , ,th. p 7' S pulls Mg bath, lOPS 101tW ut. Clvitu ajZbria.toøkvlc• Shrine. . : •• • ash 81. lie American league pianist tastes In Junior League corn. The Pee Wee LIIIUS I I5I f te , while Player :: Ø,. I I . e to Inside Se, Nagi. ed spectators with men ad the alse bad a . I "'.1 , , the names " bhft 01MM @01AS. He bas pbysr an U ofthe X IN. Z" *% Noic Dean ,ow Civilian WSW CPO lost be* S&MGm d to WI Misty to all ll'a 'Tl$erS Nigh however, disagreed. W~ wo the need .. night, 4. Tommy Iflekeca the Chiefs ad * 4014 ,,, an lad Wee1 Ill lIps, Ohm buy, was the winning pitcher, the last leelsi iu..as Pad limes. :'mm IChISIdSI and & BITH KELLEY, 12-year-old daughter of Mr* dash each had two bits tor and . b. the are sad Smith were the top 0km Burns lead Civitan with the Yanks, II. Tb. two turns Mrs. A. C. Kelley, Jr., will represent U. Australian. wo hits uck. two bits. Larry William., Bob, are now tied for the first place the Tigers. The is lb. hs$..an with t aid B.. 1k. Little League Pirates in the South That's the bets en which Ximewhm in Uft Tagglo by Lundquist and Mih Ter. lead with Identical 4-1 -1011 30 ~ IN the third Ismaili SmInole Little League Queen Contest SlAd '' Nag., enly me dreka ds,i, p bJpp r,fl each had a pair of sallies Bill StoudemIrs Wayne Wsli wlfl be her escort. CRY 9" obw the be hit dOUble 1 la.gus by dsissUug the IDe. two womes spectators. ed waits, 114. Frank Itsesri ' with in errant drive and thin a special IW4 Is r1.d to survive when they b.cm. with his second shot. Odd men" at $4, And In order to not Into that o.Uege, lit Player knew, sacs be, par. therom she.. india's. good grades to high .sbeel an sew a be had the Opsa to lbs bag Fir, years ags, a high iebool sealer to the state he vutnd So an IbM. essid qusilfy for .11se1on to i.e of our outs win mcci than any ether, 100 points eat of 5 ,se. WAIN go by scoring on that Illyard hels It b4Nos the sen1ortestlntbesprlag. oaltmday wherebs blew his how, bsaauss of the avslu*e of youngsters apply. chanc, of wIning the Open hi fee esilsge sdahiica, the req*ess.nt far $4mi5515 without a playoff for he des. haa his. raIsed to $00 points. And lii a teugh test. Jul bhbopyed It, missing as U ask a recent senIoro inch putt. I "Once i-iot past that be3i," $sUpoursoie Is an athlete w1thaaetesneoUe sold Player, 1 1 tilt putty eta as e scholarship, he better start bitting the books bird, now, no matter what grade he's IL Player wound up with a $8Probably the busiest boy at peheol Is the bright ath. 71 one ever par for the III.. U he psassases natural ability, lis'll be playing you tough 7,I$I.yard Bihlerlvs track. Which course, while Nsgle carded eeeend-eitball. basketball, baseball day be pats to us. In the sports N-3I.-74 - his worst round of e he I III -- om Clinch.S LW9 National Titi. _ 1 .•.. : A • . .,W? "" ." I... 0: . •: , bow on Eighth Btrat Enter Henley HENLEY, England (UP!)Mi the , L am Club .1 Phllideiphia as's as. Avenue Park Mimi ebal. On Sunday itght, Long. peeled t Pp SI. Isarbue ',ksç weed detested lealiad, $4, else to the basIn loyal as, hull This pi $8-My 1. Ahtamode Twins Sep. behInd th. tout-hit tching gaul, 7% lknwol -- s d the p.4 the North Orlando Card- of Ricky Smith. Lanai. All. V.sper carmen wise ameng Isahs In PeaIr,ehe ULU. Las. ass slapped a baas sin for the u tenig n entries Maday pus Play at Casselberry last Longwood and Beanie Sal.. In regatta, A total 51111 p1gM by s score if 5-4. The men sad pitcher BaRb each estries wire received. set. bad a dubs for lbs tieteil' mevod lbn within a half game of the one Braves. Chris Daigle Ganin belabit T411, '4 '. In Seminole Uftle League Pby asks a - Jias ___ a" a pair tee Wills Returned sunk" IML Tad ". Fasubit lAmble. Visaing pItcher 3.11 Bias A ho.. m by Larry CHICAGO (UP!) PUM fl.r.dsIzin end hd the Csdy In the feuith Maing Ted W"' punitssed ens PW "mu al """ Twin hilling aIta.k with a pre,s4 Is he the differeacs epeeel hula from as slo 9111.114" baa bus. thlidlmiag. Inal.IitetsqlerthaCas. lad ptu Cards li the lesgas stand. rapped ~,-Tg,",,X7- BRAKE of singles - hsm.ruain the Diags hIstid Ibedes and Dewey setherry Ire over take sold is Jsckasnvlfls of lbs Is. DavIs .ssh had a pale of Many Sunday attssasos. Win- tarnateaal Lisgea by lb9 Pimenit Asseably .... 2 A piqie fee Neith Orlando, slag hurler la" ChasM Chicags While l.a. WIlls, i 31-ysaeld Isft• allowed only thus hits. 4., The liar lab. Plates on Satorday night Lesg- ksadis, .ripltil a 54 record Games 1-light: 1:15, CSIS. • -e psiund itt. runs Is the DM weed handed CapssIbmy II. in U siulof JtiiSi'Si 1w ..•_•.____,___E tics et tbsnu.IbIWbM5 l*iIdMdaI r.Ws 110, th.Nb di 0.4 of P. vi, laighis 511 JabiMp t4, Its,e lshlsrd kiting lbs l''' 1-8, be. liNed run avarago .1 1.51. Cekmbus, Both gemes at as ub'ij pitcher fur hind the enea hit phtrhlag Jt.Ma'5 -Part MIss of bilk UeedllL Dam, l.h, in MOUNS I Bead pitched a ia&evi p M wu I m (VP' See wyoa* !-W"' __-_-- WI 11W me wa we. -a ------ is. eases ' wajiss, militia OWING 8=1r, guppp s.4 i'-igl sad pair .1 .lagiee en $Mit•' of lbs Maw list GLPle ibs (lick PU.tM Din aftsa 4e Mad lbs I',' aissag list u.e.* Is vow li.*. bsSb.a,es*. 1IbuIMaSSST4IIetWy esds d9ot ibuidito' ramN sour lbs f*'"l Ysas. s assd WI vs. I I 4lIhbs'1idades' OsIai.1w-aruIj as A3. *i*ii slI&iit ad hu Twin euSsl,edJin,d do NdCi', lldthaGkt111 mA. •••••• S Ok gevous lbs APi. $e.ite 144 M - Wahsi - 'ii - ii ii I II . '::: - -.-- -. -*-- • k- , - 0 so :: _ _-_ _ _ _ 00 Ci IPIS __ , 1as.wd up with' i 4dub"I a ' '- uw.m.ur v I __ -- _____ - 0 DIWE*.0 "--- __ __ *,.aN bS CDPOAAWN peSdSlbIplkntNShsbiilIWsiSpdlhtui. son -• see - - ts e Iffl $45 , RDILL co ) 5 JEEP SALES & 5•4 at• wr WASHINGTON (UP!) Aeronautics Bond CAB but blaped p0.4 error on private plane cask j stj, ri. this killed all 5f•4, fl5u445 - r • _- 111601,11 ma am of am 1 Imbas, Alvsoeed UnlOssePue. See pour dents, me Ii near t. al had Oman alone abigd*" Is1 I I forts from No*$ SERVICE .2 tF ,-, . I - fm~owsoda% 'l sI p.,esss aboard. no CA*uId the assi' Doubie. ~ . -, IWU a raise t.. - •Ma, ad &AAOAft " .as.ê " u UUS a Ist Mall then disda. ___ . , ______ sofSmeaewps.srSlesilninsd "LMIlsPPod•" ,- Crash Ilomod make -- V11.0 "M 814 yults SWAled Is beferi...Ishs sudsu• "ul$1$UiSlq Tab es__ as elba, pkt-up would d.es testis. • seed beadli alabuaa see. s Mhar-.... toim with sees It ea lsb...ast.s d'whsd *151 meN b.$td k'enrapi*. SM i' r-i-.o. The lisdintit Is svsllsble In SVWa from ION So :_ .Aid ntis Tvhs as. tar seed hF whulhaem. We emS lbl smuasr pu nina pea so Moon _ ,pilbue. -- MA LJ TO Vor ____ .• • "" I essl ;~ .. 1 _ N=Wftd%1I1M16--AA---1__,_T_ - • -* -_t SPECIAL $119 - .6 dra Anal three and Christina- $• 55t Hollywood last Oct .t'e....._ ••• •• amses. siaaes • anuu AM'wii MOSSU 1_111111111111111 • nommunnum~ is se BW • - i '_• r--' ___ js-.j HenphM MeftNm 1w.9 301 We Fint 06OW6 ftaW4 _BeheD,apeS&.esCSS.t!, OW 1 sissr'P - . . , -. - .. ,_ ------ • or ; II - .-.. ....._.•.. i ----- - - -- - - _ -:- - - . ----- '.a;_ ,----. r-, - _ '-.-- -._ -_ .-. - - ,- - -' .-, - . .- - - ------- r--- ' -. -_ .-- -r - - - • - i 11 �~ .. __ . t . . _______________ ____________________________ - I il. 0 . Pan I Bridal Shower Fetes- M Bentley iss INS __ omh ao64: .1 iss ly Abigail Van Buren t Christmas Bazaar U II *i_lusi. * INS _ Pais __ nderway S ______ X 3W feature of the At the next workshop, WedDZAR AiTh The ebsebup sad gi,, his house During the summer months, The AG Sanford workshops Is to acquaint Blanton th Garden Club of the nesday, June 23, Mrs. e wb 'tsflted to her DEAR oNE: Karthg. in 1yJRDSIISS .,. ,. Is making gigantic prepay- members with novel Ideas *14 aide them not a kindergarten where wlil conduct a demon• . • ursday Meet : XrW.P.X.dca1S was Z combining Ingenuity with no- stratlon on the art of making atlons for C h r I it m a 1mw Is flat ready for the wide-eyed, Imnrs 54$.l. bon" DEAR ABBY: What's afl "Christmas In November," tIre ilants and materials bastes reseatly at her boss Patricia Drabik •booby batch. There Is defi. t i.. which ___________________________________________ College will help launch slt.ly something to it. In a humy. It's a dlfft the ruckus about women the title of the annual basest In producing bigger and but. Christmas candles, fins • , ~ promises to be most can Itsalway..z gwhsnplaceitshereeoz t.rbazaarltems. ohm Bad Lines bridal show Plantanotonlyvupoadto school of experienc, for wearingpanta? Iua.dto tob,h.ldthIafalI. the new Sky Anchors Tout. Mr. and lire. Shelton L Wil. eagagemsut of their daughter, Ronald Gins Brewer, 100 ci 004 noted for structive. Nianguage, they even the most live In Lancut.r, Call. member., a woman who has purchase It who has mv, of Many you see right other Wednesday or boosting E v ery he wi mistress Club. S ll hi he. of ePnsaeola, announce the! Ml's Charlotte Ann Wilkes, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ___P. Brew. ___ ady bad one career Mast Just what the___ , totals, and anyone who morning a workshop I. being artistic aptitudes, Will give All Garden Club member. stsy, bride-elect of her re affected by music. This aware. laxy, wnst 14gM aM the guest speaker at the _______ .roi3anford. went downtown in a dress conducted at the Garden Club various demonstrations on and prospective members are another In bar maturity. is far from a now develop. girls who turn = Vaughan Medraif. msr$ earel fw.11 And bow right she The bride-sleet was gradustCharter meeting to be held l. Was out of bar OTOZ-10vift' Center on Highway 17-92, be. creating unusual floral do- Invited to attend the work- Upon the West Side In 1%W the rea escape order to Cams. in ORL the For Yom ___ ______ School things from th e Zscambla High b hom June 24th at 7 P.M. in thal M = lo milk people have had hiss of life Learn all to mind. Why? $.eauS5 ' ginning at 9:$0 a.m. with cv. signs as well as unique gift shop series. For further in- York, quite near the tamed decorated with ____ pink end ____ PsaUCGII Junior College and music piped Into their soon that they have Jemp. wind blows there like eryone bringing a sack Ideas and ornate objects for formation, contact Mrs. Pa. and exciting Lincoln Cir, past should have a place; they White ribbe" &a pink can_ TradeWinds Restaurant. the UniversIty of TenneseN at — , there is a small shop is the give new Interest to any roses. there's no tomorrow, and lunch, hey, 322-5069. sliver candelabra. A barns to keep their cows ad from the trying pan the home decor. 4$SS At Rollins, Dr. Drabik Nashville. Sb. is Presently = basement of an old New Test Anna IAaoob, I , ___ ____ was so Viol go W to the fire. Let her "grow who wants to gt'e a grad. Contented. white umbrella adorned the srinployed for the Director _____ teaches both undergraduate brownstone. It is called the review of the latest CLARA IN PHOENIX up" first, table. ' • -U Medical Education, Baptist '7 Arts Collectors Gaflety." open her shop near IAnecla and graduate courses In voice ___ wets •S?Thd derwear? Not met Ware DRAB CLARA: Are you • S • The gNuS -U She lives Just across 1 1 Center. Hospital, Nashville. ____ charming, and the crest. tt,. It is and diction, public speaking, pulling y leg, or udder. D BA I A B B Y: My now stationed in p".'i', • ,: sake, ceokiss, mixed nuts, Her fiance was born In Day. or Is none other than the well. the street, and she bunts for 0 mother died nine years whir. It's hot and Wise? .14 'mints, pb and coffee. persuasion, _____ ton, Ohio and is a graduate of Q known Anna Sosenko. This Is the treasures which she dli' the ç ____ go ago, and my father has and windy. Most of debate, and business commonSeminole limb SChOOL II. it' the woman who managed the the house women down her. wear he goes to auctions, DEAR ABBY: Our lived alone in y Min Bentley received eeIv.d a B. A. degree from famous Hudegarde for leatkiL daughter Is a 17-year-old next door to me ever since, dresses. But tell me which the put and history • beautiful am useful rifts. David Lipscomb College, Nashyesrs and brought her to labia. studies Her own education Includes looks worse-nearly topisee & 0 % 11gb school dropout. And My problem Is bow to get ha t abS 15 displayIng, and Thi goat list Included ,Ill., .14 1. presently doing bus success. Anna Sosenko is 01 W ! a Bachelor of Arts dege t'a not that she didn't him to let me clean his dresses, transparent dressMrs. Ilsiel Bentley, mother de. Is an Interesting and attractive graduate work at George Pea. I',. th e composer of also th e es ikirts with blouses half have the brains to g,sdu. house. There are only my from LSU, a Master's de. of the honoree, ______ body ollege, Nashville. ______ __ and her us. songs which NUdepencsallty.Iwlah much sueUghtfut 0 at.. She was just luy, husband and myself so i In and half out, or nicely Ism Mrs. Thomas Cannon, ____ Tb. marriage will be solem. gre, from Bradley Univers. ga rde made her signature. cesa to a woman who has the a neat, with e fitted slacks i baa very pretty and kavelotsoffre.tlme. Th OBbe's Mrs. Gary Ferguson, Mrs. nised em Friday, July 23, IlU . ity, and a PHD from the tinA woman who, while sha courage to beita a new and . - always been very mature bons.Issodlrtylget*p. looesoverbbouis? Iveask. j. • Jane Cobb and Mu Caret at 7:30 p. m. at the Warring___________ Iversity of Illinois. traveled, took time to collect --(physically) for her age. set every time I go over edmyhusbandhowbefelt caresaksr forty. ton Presbyterian Church, Pen' antler. beautiful objects, and then di. reward At UCLA Dr. Drabik _______ . wearing pants, I go every day. about any andeel. there and spoiled But she's . Other guests were un. sacola. elded to have a new career See the "7 Arts Csflector. taught courses for business fish and emotionally Ian. I want so much to give and his response was, "As Jobs L Iheehee Mrs. Ted Here Gallery" when you visit New with her 7 Art.. Gallery. and Industry In television itature. Sb. doesn't want that house a good cleaning, long as yours comfortable, togethet York. The graphics, the paint. Dudek, Mrs. Gloria Irwin, th ered ,III she has ga _______ A production. She has spent by me." It's okay Likes go to but my fa th er says he and to get a job ;. the objet. d'art and 7 Miss Linda McIntosh, Mar. six years in commercial and I. 401411 wonderful treasures, Including Ings,me PANTS IN PANAMA wants to get everything just the way it morabilia are well worh. She I' b from the great Arts qulss McIntosh, Lynn Voskan. rare letters -_ educational broadcasting both ______________ marrisd.ThebeyMU.Hs ls.Idon'tknowhowinuck ' ' th Visit. AM YOU will people of history. And Collect. Sherry Stephenson, Diane - f on radio and television. Isankeenoughboywhe longerlcanstandgotng Problem? meet a very Interesting we. -Stephenson. Linda Netting. signed letters Ing The toastmlstrcsscs are lu a steady job, but ha's over there, Abby. It's too BY, Box 69700, Los An. the most popular pastimes. man, Anna Soseako. barn, Maureen McVey, Pet elated to have such a well irs gths,Callf.Fora personal MISS LINDA BENTLEY, center, bride-elect, was complimented recentwords. You for •JustaklLliyhusbandls filthy Tomorrow - Man's Eye -. Wsstheny, Debra Ciasall, -.-- I The Gallery walls lined withView . .; ,- :..' . qualified speaker since their % Iy with a bridal shower at the Dol Ray Manor home of her fiance's moth. Jut resort. What can I reply, eneloee. a stamped, all for her getting married, my honoree, letters from such his. signed y Willie, th er of the P.m Durnell, Kath The Ladles Auxiliary of aim Is to become more of. seU.addresmed envelope. er, Mrs. W. P. Medcalf, left, Mrs. Hazel Bentley, mo Ii. says, "Let her. It will do? lorical characters u Sarah Sandra Evanoo and Mrs. Railroad Trainman Wekiwa EDWARDS, MRS. E. R. WOOD, MRS. L. E. LEEPER AND MRS. A. H. fectIve In public speaking. is at the right. DELAWARE ' S up In a hurry." I) IN her grow Bernhardt, Richard Wagner, At Its bigheet point, the the art of mak. Lodge 879 recentl y met at J11114 307188, to right, are experimenting with Hate to write letters? W. ROI4F, left MRS. A. DEAR D: A mentally I say she Isn't ready to F.lianora Duse and others ceiling of the Big Room In the home of Mr.. Ions Tan' Ins parchment stationery, which was demonstrated at a recent Sanford pecept the responsibilities sound person does not live Send one dollar to Abby, equally as exciting. I collect Carlsbad Caverns, N.M., ru. Wed. nor, Oregon Avenue, for the ntinue every co other workshops will 69700, Los Angels., The Club workshop. Box Garden yea rs . in filth for mine if marriage and, If she got hands, and In the 7 Arts Gal. ea us test. monthly social. nesday during the summer months in preparation for the annual bazaar, married, It wouldn't last a Your father could be sno. Calif., for Abby's booklet, lery I saw some rare uses, Various games were enjoy. "Christmas in November." year. Can you give me tionally disturbed. For "HOW TO WRITE LETMISS CHARLOTTE ANN WILKES lly displayed. the members who were _________________________ beautifu by .4 good arguments an goodness sakes, get him to TBP.8 JOB ALL OCCA. ________________________________ some Annaopeasbershopatl:lO were honorees the and hosts served refreshments of cake, By Jane C.sselbeny whit. candles. a doctor for a thorough BIONS." side. 1 , ____ and people walking by coons grandsons, James, John, and ___________________________________________________________________________ orange sherbet and Iced tea. A r.oiptlon honoring Mr. Th. couple was serenaded Robert Schooneaken; Carl if. 41 members and visItors .t. by the Associate Matron, in to browse. The shop Is open • . by Chris Nuremberger, a Atding were Mrs. B.. 11 who ro I BernMr.. Irving Pryor, the meeting of late for after.theater crowds tended 14 Dr. and Mrs. L. W. and with romantic violin music Michasl; Anderson, Mrs. Evelyn Gun. friends and as Anna ha. many Cealbeny tree, formerly of Jocoby and Michael (brothers and sister. mole Chapter No. 2, OE.S. sented her with a tiny guest. ten, Mrs. Ann Trued, Mrs. By Mrs. Muriel Lawrsace promise to make. I suggest dren are trials to us as they among th e artists and people Cii ___ .1 . Lak. Maitland Pottelger was pre. in.law of Mrs. Potteiger; Mr. held at the Masonic Temple explaining that her birthday Dudley, Mrs. Hand Luelle om their Mrs. Newspaper Eatstprlse Aua. you express gratitude for It, strike out for the deep water, of the theater her shop Is a Tenses Apartment. was being observed a little ssnted with a beautiful yet. and Mrs. Nuremberxer; and June 17th. Gillon and Mrs. Mary Alice meeting place. 55th Wedding Annives-e Chapter will Ii almost universal use today DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: writing him aomethlzg to this All parents experience Margaret L. Davis present- oweski , Susan Southward' Goodspeed. low.throated white orchid Mr. and Mr.. L. K, Swop., At the request of Mrs. Wm. early since th :Jim Jacoby starts today's 111011TH I ounder about "People should not hoard averting gives Tuesday pense as th ey fl was I. that Blackwood ColIvefihlOs I have a 21-year-old son In effect: corsage and Mr. Pottelger a all of Casselberryl Mr. and A. Reynolds, Mother Advisor, be cloned during the summer. c4 her pupils In the annual and #Me Sphl""--Schaum, AKI$4$ discussion by eskiug his lath. Ob jects of historical value," King Car-Truck lentil by their daughter And son. whi carnation boutonniere. Mrs. Elton P. Richards, Long. the Rainbow Girl, were nc- The Star Points, with ap. piano recital June 1 at the I nvent.dby In it. That's how It Is, has Easley Blackwood Casselberry Persesals 2 _____ or how he would have bid the service who won't write "We appreciate your Mina Boyd. beuntil saysourladyoithenewcas. te sad Mrs. Harold of IndIanapolis." M4aw, • AXQST By Jane Casselberry attending the cole. wood; and Mr. and Mrs. corded the floor. Three of the propriate remarks, decorated Woman's Club of Sanford. North hand had hi held the been and always will at they ear. "It one does ust have a no" a "Ir %1I Mustang or in case some borne. leannoitdfl you what mlutocallceustiyouaeed 5ehoonmaksf of Lake Sybel-bratlon Those In addition to the George Hauser, Winter Park. girls, the Misses Karen the tree with birds of blue, Highlighting the stage de. Also "On The Levee"comforted they demonstrate th Jim: "Jut Mrs. John Birkhelaer of etberfiees.setssthr In 1932. us. ludeed. it has NAST readers don't know the eon- his allem puts me through. I me so that Ican stop Pester_ can keep their heads above placetosho_ something. thesa ii. Drive Kaitland. WWA Thornell, Peggy Miller and yellow, green and red, and cot were potted palms ac. Bachman. fickle Aiken; "In. Seminole Blvd. Is recuperat. 410 Why should it be dif.11-'u.-..-..--...--.-1 The party was held in • yentlon we might Al well re told him all I want are post cent.ed by pedestal baskets of than Legend."—Rea, Jim Ins from surgery undergoes Connie Colvin, approached lastly the white dove. 7 Just have had to guess after don't water. you with letters you when 9 ' 713 TKQIOS ferent for you? that when @05 Pait Lee; 'The Sweet Violet"poolsids recreation ball at peat here recently at the Orlando Air Byron Leach, soloist, sang pink Los Angeles glade and cards telling me how he Is want and will only write the station of the organist, •oss, my partner opined with cm. the Nothing entitles you to spynamp ., Smaliwood, Margarent air bids four Iks Maltlarad Tenses. Dove," mums. Our Only Hospital, 4K sIPS .3 Are Ava Torte Base opade and undtedly would •Q174! Mrs. Joe Lelnhart, Past Mat. "You tire clubs but his answer was that moth- I have interesting fljst And clal Immunity from the nor. I Aiken; "Tarantelle"-e. other one resposi The couple formerly resid11I ton and Grand Instructor for after which Mr.. Nicholson The following program ovns tu) have responded three dli. portiat news for yo _ 1 PAY m ___ matly natural anxiety to show no aces or four aces; eU love is different Lake Ellen Drive, for -sd 4QJ57S escorted back to her sta. presented: "Caprice In B zonka, Laura Anne Header. woods ud then Jumped to th er." Mo The girls thankDistrict 24. let You're afrad that he's o- other parents have to live five diamonds to show one sons' love and be would He U WAJO$4 15 years. They were married six spades after partner Ti. tion and presented with a gift Flat"-Wacha, Denise Jay. son; and "Gertrude and Bus. Easy lay to Kill ad Mrs. Leinhart for the pey'j'p through until a child's swim. hearts to show two us know if he needed us. ace; five the abeth" Beethoven, Christi. Lisboa. bid to three hearts. In those Se a .11.. tailed's on June 15, 1910 from Be " Th eme J. B. roll; by the Worthy Patron, ing to continue to be the sistance she had given them and comes sure be % aces and five spidsi to show was ales a Kinlaw, MOTHERS DAY FOR -. , could do any bet. ___ Springville, Lint, Gail Lee; gas, asnle., luersass. terrible trial dur. rible that be was ming the traurn" days no one you to trial" on behalf of alt fasss sad Ails gift. her with a Blackman presented and bride's home In i West ivtnsssble three." Schaum, Also "Concerto In B Flat" ................____ N.Y. ____________________ "Spider Dance" tot and I would achieve as Useth West Neith last In his teens, aren't you? w.u, steady.__________ ALSO d: "When you men lag his teens. What officers. can I do? A birthday courtesy _________ Oswal Earle, Di v I d A 1k ' erage result." In addition to Mrs Schoon be for some Urns yet, be Just Irving Pryor, Associate Pa- Carla Jarrell; "Mazurka In A also given by the officer., Pass 4 N.T. Pass 14 • GARDENIAS DEKLE'S • tion that the five-club response Keep OS writing letters makerI th ey also have a son, Kett.rer, Cindy "Dance in C Mlnor"-Engel. -. goes to show ll Ring Philip's War Jim: "It might be. to serve Minor" was appointed •, honoring the Worthy Matron, tron, IN 8MMI aces never answers? be shows no aces or four p . GULF SERVICE ft0 j, In Rochester, N,Y., hew bridge ku Improved. To. p So what? Getting children a close with the death of this SenInole's chairman for Fitzpatrick; and "Wind In man, Jimmy Buckler; "Pol. Mrs. J. .1. NIcholson. you are discussing an expert shouki 22*1 Gispeviuli Ate, hIm Tent onaiss Militaim" my stnd.nts peni ng on Aug. 13, -TK . launched into uall.sustalnlng Indian warrior five grandchildren. Trees"-Uachman, th e Templar the Knight Star The officers formed a SAMRD 8224M 2224M refinement. tZparts figure that ANMR# Guests were served cake, ______________________________________________ in front John Charles Aiken; and of the Worthy Mat. Foundation. uld have so bwbb set life Is not duck soup. All chil.I 1676. Almany. which I they can always te slam ll e grand th lace and bid th tint to seven spades. Nor ice cream with strawberry get him, $ why bring It up? The Ralpert Morris picnic Also "Palpillon" - Grelt ' ton's PtAtIon. The mnrshal as. ____________ -Larry Williams. has the perfect hand for a with safety If his partner numberoiac.slsbelndshown topping, mints and nut& The is PeopI. of your son's ago In. 1 th cortrd her to the center of will be held on August 25th and "Jazz Prelude"-Mark Mrs. Ava Wright Davis and we can talk about )lackwood four no-trump re- shows two aces." white anniversary cake was Nevin, Donald Whitznire; met at the Shrine Club. demands far. the Star where she Oswald: "You aged about tomorrow and explain why teret the Flower over —.L flpringtlme"-Rod. presided somss because he can decorated with a spray of "Waltz in Ice Birthday cake and tfl, e tfhls partnsrhasopen. various methods this double use of five clubs ports em their weifare as of. 0 IIIL By 1IS4 so Wmiams; Boom, assisted by ,•:. flowers, wedding bells and enjoyed after the m is of valas to those who uss forts Is mange their livas. e sm; se ttle for of & "g for am were being . J.flords Kern, Whitmire, Lowell Without gold leaves. The lovely formeetlng,aerv.dbyMm.s.Joe "The Juggler' Ifhispartnershowsone_triedoutandthe CO. that 15_ Its" They read our suspiclos of :nals of al centerpiece Mrs. LeInhart, distributed 0 Programs were Lake"-Rebe, Jackie their ability to manage their Ihe BIRS. ROY V. POTTEUGER, Malthostesses Edwards of hunt- I.. T. Sheppard, Mrs. MR. AND iuA ____ by Debbie Whitmire and I ______ mum., gladioli and carna. land, observing their 55th wedding anniversary, ington, W. Vi. were recent the evening. lives Into these demands, As _ Thompson;"Valsett." for, Susan Southward. Control roachis and ants the tions, and was flanked with big prob1m is dwk "a Juno15, 1965, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Assisting In serving after saf.way_bruahomiohnston's . silvercandle holdersand Roberts, sister and brother. Qilt. sulos of th is ability, the ___ the program were the Mm.s.NRoacb.Thhcolodesscoat. his frigid wife, Dome •.. ln.liw of Mrs. Edwards, IJ ?UDAT, jamB it. INS trapped one bus In the nova. tarpunk is so Herman : C. L. Fitzpatrick, hag Is dccliv. for months, las> with a swItchblade. demands earsie them, They .... of people a their Ravenna Park hone. group with $ ta l us night:: t he of Time Show Kinlaw, T wn, A. S. ' B ro move dishes Ted to use. No acid to -. 1 ' Following a tour of Florida, 1,1 hay, their own problems Elisabeth Allen a girl with. punish US for our suspicion by 10.11 P.M. ABC. Tb. FujiWi1l1'.', Clarence Render. orfood.Harmls.stopsls. mp clamming up. . .,.;, I Aloha' To Judy Nassau intl the Bahamas, ____ ties. "Detour a Reed Going and use him as a whipping short supply of morals Bad scm, I. H. Lee Jr., Joe JAYthey will return to Sanford -N& Nowhere." (Rerun) Lable's boy. Leo BowMan Ii S philea' David Zansees Is Klb3e, bets I don't think you adsr. tell, 1C. Whitmlreand .,.: *7 las. cussaberty en rout-s home. itItyIskaow*andhe's_deringhusband,PhyllisThan. pretending to be Stuart Man. staid how frightened are the ir W. Buckler. _________________________________________ J' _ ______________________________________ 7Oungof thelrsWltytomaa. Miss Judy Beauchamp of nine. and Mrs. II. L.Johnson 7:10-9:10 P.M. ABC Combat. U5 their own lives. If you Logwod,WhowU1b5ThOY1fl5 ! Mrs. Rena Hawkins have re. "A Gift of Hope." (g) did, you'd appreciate your to Jacksosavifls soon with her :! _________________ SOOD ________________ I COOK lOOK vii. ________________ ________________ delightful a from __________ __________ turned The gimmick em thin is. is son's prsals to call on you Tonight ____ feted Saturday, family, . ;::!:~ theaesdepou.Thmabsgt C., I; I It to Washington, D. I thatthresaoressssliper. I an "Ahohia party" given In WITH l . where they were guest. of ' 1 formirs appear is it pasta, to you, be had Is look U-WIDNImIAT bsrhonorstthshome of Mr. TUDAY P. M. Johnson's brother and failure to manage his Mrs. Jack Coegsn, Jr., Vie. posiPle i namely Leonard CasselborAnd Mrs lot ,..: b _________ ADDS 1$:eO (5) can y a:ett family, Mr. and Mrs. Wil. 0e5 (5) News eat Cobb (IM J.) OW VNI sm Bib-" (sillm which is PERFECT COALS ry, Lake Tomy, Cassslberry. ng While In the . 11am Grow. Bonnell (Gall hera). The the t"SIIIM terror of you (5) Doasa Rest Guests Included members of ROMANCE '' !• I N 1 M I N UTE!:,' (5) News story involves as intensive people. Is it was a very east they toured historIcal listS (5) wews the Casselberry Community x.wee.pe coat. ft :-, VU Set 1Z:$e (5) Walter un d the as. and aro sites In '5 (5) CBS Newssearch fee a possible deaeilst, -. T, Methodist Church Methodist Kaewu (5) ____ ' C,.aklti ___ ___ 0 tional capitol. (5) Search for Tanner- with Zip Tern playing that Ni trig Wald Youth t'ellowahlp. esapasti Mevy*hlng Is (5) $u.Ue,er row '.rk role, coaplots with Pull out the tray sad a .' Those attending enjoyed Aquanauts 2 ill . !-I..! N. Clwco& Uses? I lieS (5) can Reports 15:U (I) Guiding Sight 1Mb C. Simer esti Yes om't loss the Mr. and Mrs. ____ 1-1:80 P.M. CU. Jeny - . uunaing, boating, a tfl5iUiS (I) 1(50 News (5) 25•Iiva It's built i N. smelly Fuld bsss kU • ' have returned to their borne p, .. ly y.srem % It Bishop Show. "I). Bum ili night at . j bust, and other games. A winlieS airs Talk (5) CBS Reports p51155, se _____ Avenue after visit. ,. come (5) The Rebus (imen) boy in .,,, Combat rs ry Nu e -" We (5) or roast was held and picnic lie JACOBL ANN SHERI ulL1eS nda PRETTY PETITE noextracost (5' New., 14, Weather a kick where he fuels he uses • 2 (5) Mr. Novak '- it with their daughter and supper served on the lake. I. Jacobs of SiN (5) Jeer lishep now her family, Mr. and Mr.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leland celebrated I Purse his bead us mesh Mat 1:50 (I) As The World Isle (1) Meanest at Veer FALCON _ ..... George Coletto in Alexandria, Bainbi Drive, Forest Lake Estate', ' - . (1) Let's Make 6 Deal lbs honoree received many (8) SeIlyweot Talsat 55 $ftt$e. lie eslutissi Enjoying the UsSese w&as_ - c.s b June 18. birthday, her second (5' cewslas g their visit ght li in Vs. High . lovely gifts *114 U PT55 Lay the aureery lineleum and (5) MeSales Navy $15 (5 WPO some .s was atteoding the graduation birthday o.ks fesU ties with the honor.. were a With as sp,.apdst.ly decorat. Upspsrit bieV, 4. the 0 (5) ye Tymes .e e) Pasewsst sO s ___ and Mrs. C. C. her paternal grandparents, Mr. L TwaiN A 111-I exercises of their grand. '. Cs) 01.5k It *751St? ad cabs, ,. , GAS As expected, be makes a slap. (5) Meanest 01 Truth o Jaco ; Mr and re Henry Foster, aunt and daughter, Miss Gay Coletto, 5 Flam. to the Wist etiek mess ci everything, -- 01$ (I) Pitiless, JVUes Those itteedhut In addition (I) Pejtsa Plae _____ 1:50 (5) Art Ua$etter fromhlgh school.MlssColetto uncle,snd theirchlldrefl,TereU,PamaltdVil. to lb. hosts and honoree 15. AfIn mod.rale Installation cost, dapindi $:104i10 P.M. Cli. Eslb. tI:N (St Vain'S (5) *y z GA$UGHT$.. A Nil Status mbil for Is a former student at Semis. .; and Mary Motyka, a great, great, great - '' Walpar spsstsl elutl.4 Valerie Shea, Becky Desire on location and p1p1i, vow COOkOUtS D weed Talent leoste M : SnUahelse 91 SflOd&fl IMn$I Insect mpslllng. e .Dspsn oW lUsh School. During their stint. _____________ ________________ IsIS (5) *50 Sees left Macteod, Vie. ______________________ .. l tUft Ni he no fuse. al SI $129.45 Wagner time (5) (5) iI SiN (I) Ye TeSS thi Preth holiday, Mr. and Mrs. $Lmerly ________________ able, even durIng storma, Installed tee wl j py, Becky Young, Jackie YOU NOW Use WID. Value for only $59.00. .And ternhs =I I M . . *119) The Late heW (5) ae.e,at and Marvin MaClain, Steve (5) Theater .5 the StatS wouldn't believe? Ashier Wetli OPlil Ii 50 festal plpki in ys,d or pills. U) U:41 JUDY BEAUCIIAMP Longwood, wan rso.nuy visIted many of our nation's _____________________________ Washington, _______________ historical an. (I) Mews RuN U Yesilki I)u.csa, Carla Blels., Marilyn ' Yes ha WOW honored by her frleiuls with an "Aloha Party Tee D.'t hr D. C., and northern Virginia. WU$UAT A. M. kilOs. of Senor me. Masslck, SandY how,, Br 46) The use xtgm at the Lake Tony home of Mr. and Mr.. Leon. pies', .s'nr.uaif Melenda, Cathy, Gleason and I:N Cs) go on ard Cauelberry. ________ Cli CKau% it Li_-- ow meSh :11 (5) suashiie Almanac T. lrastsilstlens its isv _____ _ Irk _ flu Cesselberry. to ?rsttms.ste :55 (1) TV C*essves. •.,meveamr._ BOON (Si seeres Iserm fl (5) News a Weather 1$ h sas OPlil Sews 4:15 (5) 1(50 _____ (5) IMmhsume. Ii'S (I) Miks Dsss Shew 94L 1:15 (5) _____ (I) Wall on ,di I) rum Mhit 15e$ lIasd and Miss lies (I) Test Soar 000011 $$ l) T.lap Seehust IS) huashlee Aleseas , (5) womw000 AITOOSt Ted Wayne Osrundra. NP' By Mn, RiSible Rants 1111161110 Newessee (5) MIebti SluRs CA*IUVAU' Wss', i5) tsr, Barbara Au, 1.1% Xc. ssu,er, eM heps she ,1fl be Resdersea. sen of hew of Kr, and Mrs. Pat (0. IsIs (s) wake-116 Nests By MN,ed Manly liii (5) Meat iisws, Weather C. A. M's, ud ________________ (I) LiensintoBesssp s: Captata Zsassres ho spits of the quick show. Coy Airfield for their return boss eses, W.) Jeb.eeu .1 Sanford were NOcJRlNSOWI..pAYI $PflJIIOND sos, attsse isssota. m. 5) Westhor Mews _ salted Is hsty aatrlaesy, F or whish ssst lbs Wise flight to ) CsaNesvIIle U* jILL e e GU FULL DITML$. TOYe . V PA. its C.sveatie. NO H JOAX i.e shelter, the daughters and granddaughter Mr. sod .. U reM? Mail. Bunk June U. INS. in a esn" Dsytme. 455 (1) Dteo'es kePt misbeve of lb. Welcome of Mr. and Mr.. Robert fli. ank a,. b 5) Rempe? See. light cssy at the iie With hide relli have hess vIMtlug for lbs WagN osJsyed tIs 115 Seentm At 1diI4:l54* days ksupig up wish tisi, Oak. lbs Naney MalT T*rgW& Mer. Baptist Chunk, s. past month With, pff outing lust Tuesday at New gssekw.. M's. astive three I MID ng a wedding trip dePsrtsd last week far Followi ( 0 01 ) who has bees a an 5 00111 OP RuNG Issyne leash. This picnic Mr.Haney,the Ormond Bosch vhs as, ,lsttIai thom zaaz DROP BY AND REGISTER &I0 s) teeth it her be.. is Bah1ta, Miss. to 5$ 'I'AMBT AND .asorslss replies-i tho usual patient p(J TO11 IUQU *a BIDOING? nil. 0 Ni !rflsd , ___ tw do TIlE oor . Hospital for the past mosib. Ca -. PUSUC UTIUTIII SOMNISY edng of the 1111 T U. ladS m 31. TOT FREE DRAWING I in edtIlie4d will Ntur Is the fill to m. .a vou tttees s,tuxa.4 bose this week. —• s $pe54TM1 (1) . U (5AL Comm AND PLO-SAO Cam. pestles with Us IC. P set z 'ws i in -S. held Sh* a 34 viR ::: WI LaM W y. in the ,*lgoroSor, is ksIsrd Junior Nigh Resell of .hk auligo ha fesmulate pious Mr., Walt .4 DO The ..0 in Us g amd. ii Us V. I N-heeL lbs tall Wblpperwlll Tortes Is a pa. say Md As, IrI$im ci She lut. N. & Jehe. tiest at Iem$e4s Medsl DspaslsaM of Aiiki. 211111110111111 .. o was is $ SHOWROOM: 109 W. lit. Rt.—FHONE Usssgh.ss14 lbs — Hospital Is ia"'eed whire Alle,eaehamei.daba* MieMamsyRatsesbesre. me 5) The MeOcys s Will an Am Th _ - ZJII Engaged To Ronald Brewer i. 1:1 * 1 I ______ L _ —_ Toastrnistresses ''_"_ Schedule Charter M Charlotte Ann Wilkes ' .dlu1t_ - ________ ___ ________ . £1H1HOPIN'IONMcIZOD __ 4* . z 40 èh. _______ --liii" I _________ . in of - ,. 1 _____________ w _____ ' '-. T i - 'I, 23 I 1 / H C -J _____________________ j i~ I p R Mrs. Iona Tanner Hostess To Social For Auxiliary 1IIIIFuF1II * ~1 -. I %A _ _ i LjIt % :' • 41 r" 1 ,. 01 . ___ I __________________________________ f., / Observed 55th Anniversary Interesting Program Ends Season For O.E.S. Chapter • _________________________ __________________________ - ____________________________________ v. r Margaret L. Davis . AnnuczL Present Pupils _______________________________________________________________________________ Recital 9iLC0/)U ________ 31w &IDJfl.Qfl _____ Son . I Mr. , 4 0 ___ ___ _________ J ______ it ''' I. -- - - .. I :1 _____ at - .' GmVeviHe ______ - _ _ _ _. 1 . . - Love, ____ - Nursery was as. ~ r) - ________ - ____ ______ 0 ' . - was 0 I! - 1'j 11111 e a; . _____ May as __________ and _____________ - Eye day any two of ___ 1 O bad :. ____ _____ came to a - _____________ ____ 'I ______ ______ ______ - at - was " '' a IV . i -- il~. p Personals . gam, Mary Beth was ""I YOU* CAq - ___________________________________________________________________________________ was . I for Roy TV Time PrevIsws - - 11 ___ - at ~11!l i Beaucha ' !I _____ __ - 0 • '. I •. __ _ . WlNNDlXlE ___ ____ •. : ____ 1' was •0 at T~6veision iunir.i* ' I msh stroke II . ; - , at his QLAMORv ________ UU and BEAUTYI rather p.4' 4 E so - s _____ ______ • _ '- . U -;1't •. 0 P. 11. ___ ___ ___ ____ i, ___ _____ . Z . _____ ____ _____ _____ ____ _____ .... - - 1 ' I .' d .-.- '' GRILL ____ ____ ____ ___ ____ ___ ______ .. e ______ ____ - - 11 ______________ we Enterprise Perw,'ds . Deltona Bland, sites at uce '. Personals • Mew This Week's FREE PriZe Hernandez ____ U0(s) e ___ ____ ___ ' _ ____ __ ________ _____ senmor semester - ___ , ____ Oaete - ___ ____ RE _ $Is1$1t,%ø$o1%I 00 I ci ____ _ - • ,,11.i _____ It _____ ___ .y ____ dp --j ____ ___ - — News Valley Mr. 0 ______ ___ ____ ___ $ ___ ______ ____ ____ * I5$' ___ ti 3 • ____ _ 0 ______ __ _ Msgo 0 at - FOR wbeie ins gmes . '. iN llikfrrd mid dough. gsry I m4?U _ss .. O 41 t;1) CORPORATION 111101111" .s •_ O 111 ___ ____ -u We wish hot a Live O.k. apeedp glide or mere, tert 1 - N._LL• 0___ •0 ) - __ ~11 * — am -. ' - _______ r - 0 0 -.. .........- ..... . 0. 1 - O0_ ..-__ - . 0 - / - . 0' I __ �- ' - 1. I - 11 -. _llI; - - ...!. . I v,.io-:.n,iie5 ________ :.HOroIcOpe I -- MIT a 19"nw"l I ILI pun. '' ___ dolillm =MOMS KICfl : ..y _____ data it7 1 •lr - ------- Mu ii ow to ama. _"N' _____ -U O.Tm we able so aic 7it*iuitpmIxs.. .. ' p ______ ui ______ U .V~ the p iw1ItlSL , Ct1lI TAURVS (Apr. 30 116 MaY little bittSttfl4 P w 'i ! i ____ "WIMM 7 z, 0I01 udis sew kkeds VA* an de. to ai, 1 11 ' . _____ ____ have ssly levoIn in.-. Y I ' DIDCUR N If' I I \ P ¼ ' _______ ., ________ • .. ayees *k is vooe as a% - ke 9"OWs Ri Dick TuTtle! CARNIVAL WOMEW ..-----~ ponw"mgowo~o (I : :. .~ 0- ____________ rm _________________________________________ 0000. jr.0, albeit sarasr, itC. A 'ppreelife, your gives ho. Be colsoui, •..1... LEO (Iuly fl to Aug. 21)i di.. that , ler • Alk,% :. 3 .. . your betterment, Ctaet peru ~ ~ ' ." . ' - - - - I - 1 11*00 (Aii 22 to 2p, ) l , I r I U1LA'S POP -New Ideas OCCUT to YOU CO low to Set Pe end lobUzations attended to Sold Is- ' ::?inlp1it.d rightly tot leb you at* being I 01 I i ' DEADLINES Noon Day flfg (j _________ -: l - ________ Notice Legal - putmirs sood unigress awlis I si... $1.5. NIslrn, Ckarg D.s. Ada CSaiud CONTRACT RATIRS ON MUEST I ( ~ . I. ..I i l - .. r ) ". I- $I).- Instead of pfocrastlast. ~ 11111M JMP IMO " wwk Ulat I- . I . IS o4me ym am c0M*ts It sibelently. Please Mworkam Talm exacises, ollser . 4 I A**%,& - 1W 10W6A%kTNW AT "TtVaJ , rd him to thlf* of do ukobeft .kWh 9 I .A rw OWN* I Tim - By ft __ ( Kota Olann ~ . - .0moids- - ___ :. I 1 ' • - 410 ______ . S-lb 145S. I 4 0 7 1a - ____ - Q. 1 IOuTPJ1t''1 _____ ya can we now to Mart as upIwing In all nf lbS 5.014 T$ s1rs. Pick Mical and use It. Confer with L4Y , " z , We and Set tbalst advice, tm _____ e A " / ______ IT C (i( ft I someam d*U& I WE I iI L1ffI will be em A1W11Ow M t IF w TOUR ON" a MX 100AY heir um W11111 8d WITNESS my band and the official asal of the said Court 1 I I I .,L 41-10MILL4 JLWM 4,111111"M weiftecaping __ 0-warx am owsmulwWRI Legal Notice . -- _-___ 000411OPKI11111s Mo " 10 1waaawfa Wait 900191111 am W. 4mismiow PC __ P11011i 6 0 asowwa I •A5fl 5. 06 I Is wk id uM See amb iur Isw ________ I 1V lTNU1I gum Trum IN - 1MIAITN *IM.lUT5.h1 tra, dW11111111 em"' a F - = .niis-i. - P - F - - - - - - - Awn AM W -1" Va W.111111111111.11 ow -09 a 0 7 4 - I = -- . V W I F - - - - r Heral - - I- -- ' I1 0 01 J • ______ -- - (Dial Direct) rress Sanford Exchange 50. Mine. For " 1`1`6111 801111111016 County, 50. Sllp4c. For Sale CENTER 51, Artfrles sea office. Mr. Oehorno. 1816 Or- MONTHLY PAYMENTS - FOR Help ______________ THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR Rent 03T6. I BEDROOM vatura.0 kitshes equipp" Ill-lost. ALWAYS Good lastatals. Pars: Ishad A unfuralshoil. as us at ill L Park Ave. IIALL- NR%15COflUIPOIDN Delivery 4tkr.lr..m Property - L) - NOTI. - flits cash purchase. Hartford Ilerald, Otis 142. Plaintiff. Quick FOT1,100 With the Ca b ROSS. his wits. It living. CONLZY W. SILVER and ORA 81111rit TRADING IF 0 SOaT.. 81. Real KNIAIS - male LEE SILVER. his wife, BABheirs. derlsoos. legatees, TON J. ADAIR and - IV YOU PAY rent you can s. ADAIR his wife. If married. home your own own WANTED To IIIIr whose Christian name Is un rLDAncni$T Prefer oseeorg or other partle. known.., dant., nut lt*t.rior Write Ito. claiming any interest by. 143. *.Ilf,r,1 hi"raid NOTICE OP U tbrangli, under against Ml l.th37 after S p. in. them or any of hem and THE TAT* OF FLORIDA Silver and Ora aley all rrsofh having or TOO tiped honey extractor, Les silver. his Wife. : 't0v:,:: fbi. •j' or I'hione ff to saw any manual or 9lectrie, L 3, or it Stan house "tate. right. tit* or Is* front@, Cleft 322-0123. I target In or Ilea upon the following doscrilisil real W11.84).4 MAIrat ruRm YOU AN16 H1191trIlY NOTI. property, or any pan fitly - Bell - Trade VIND that a mutt has been fli. 111-16 11. let. thstoof. YOU AIlS RIREBY wov. ed against you In the ahoy. $• Legal e Oldsmobile 2.4r., depondablen no body rust, pool ooudlUon $171. I3I.1 I 1 $. BOB HeXER tIlED CARl No MONEY DOWN 101 French Ave. 143 CORVAIR MONZA. 4 4r. R & it. aid TraftS.. W/W tlr*44 •rn&i Assume pay- ' Monte ;.t"pI m o. n on. TM I-IlLS. Dining room. Central beat & June Management 1 es anu JI I! ,4I . III 5. Ali.. Daytona fl.a'h, Call lIre, R. tt Hutchison. REALTY 109. Mobile Homes - male slightal $$$-Ill# cabana. $1.700. 8311-9731. ;i® DOWN 1.51W hhTI.lti'ItIKi'.S. INC. LtLT A 7 A HOM 3)4 Lo ngwood I'iass, Long. L' LJC1' V £ AL LT1.4bJ ES wood, Fla. SEVPRAL Outetiidin S * $ Bedr oom Homes ava3lable Is of Sanford. Let 5. ai C A WHIDDON $fl 319-51191 ROBERT A. WILTATAUE how you Arovaill Seminole Realty list IL ftrb Am awning ouas. 'leps & Seatover. ALT. WORK (IIIARANTROU 7(21. excellent sond, 123. Bouts 1.1 end $ Redrootn$ NEW 6" USED Q Awnings & Cohen" -, $3)e S * lIoton Gateway To The watfrwy Robson SporUnt Gooda Sol-$ 60 Also. 313- 8961 Atlantic Hank Illdg, Raymond Lundquist. • AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO, . __________________________ "for. 11.92 a ____________________ FHA ps VA r .I ; . I . IN '$1 VItIPA, with .1 . Autoenotive Service Isis -scooters a craft fenced yard locat ed Park Ave. Trails Court, No. II $3,000. I 1, I i. snari 01-au aid Paid Oopsay • H..l1. ft.. on Itionsilt AS 10 , Vt AUTO GLASS 1998 GREAT 1AK - 4818 "if ftrk Drive rosily for occupancy. BROKER 1t. H1JTCHIRON ocean front apt.. H a 202 4. Park 120. . ~ Iti$ IPKTLIN934 retrackable hardtop. radio, lloater. power ., stoorfult. sells cash Dip trade , for older @or. M III-6111 of 11 se It. rent, UI Adults 111 4157 .1 1 ., 116. AUtm -Bald W 46 a to FT. house trailer for I DroLer . 1 All-6040. air., kitchen fur*. Available to County, ___________ - -F&J-5938 A-2c U2-%12 gongum t?'° I 10`1_1 I - - T HOUXIC on IL kitchen turn. 111.5414. double carport@. Located I lots Loch Arbor arem. By 3 HOUSKII unfurnished near owner. WAR. NothIng fancy but of County __________ - 126-Marino supplies yarittl y a I 11$ tdISi• S &$-Money To Los& 40--sesta~ Opportunities through bank, or pay me equity of $100 and take over bank notes at $51.57 $ month. SAULS AGEb list BUICK Klectra. 33S Coup --------or direct sales .aper. JOHN REAL ESTATE BROKER vertible. good clean condition ine@ for one full week and Inside and out. Bargain prim Real Metal* Associate TWO bodroam house. kitchen per him Ills for Just show. WILLA MAM MOKOSCH equip.. tell Magnolia. 111S.09 $IS-9686. ur roven mate, 111.1174 Day III.54U Nishla ft. A. Williams. 111.1111. W e'll , , the man doing the t n ng TWO Bedroom house. Dining Thunderbird. Inquire #A Government an 0 -I.. will show the now prusp.C. A [Avinl6tirsom. Kitchen. dy's Standard Service Allow not less than $300 In cornHomes I study. & lity Room. (Vnties, lot A Fronchi -1 mission for the week. We 100,00 W" furnished). 079. (No Pets have been furnishing Proplife PONTIAC Catalina pit",o). Call sts-7114, Beauu. Dicta to our men without cost $ #$wof fill District. every week lit Florid& for A SAN"ItD MOTOR CO 0. asid 6 solootleat at I I roars. Now with lit-dos$ 11 . 011 Irrenelt Ave. 94&0604 "6164 Is warlsiss , .A1111111CAltz -so.doss of fanfort THUNDIORBIRD H/T. ,Lit ; 1101 A nAMO go wrest we are resist. Immediate Dollysir NICIGLY rurih a 111r. noyAw all power. &It send. $16900 1prinal It with the 11. a. I'Attitt f *Il -4.,00t.rs & Cycles of I ______ I 3:11-7413. For sale BLUE toot Comot convertible. Excellent hooter, radio and mechanical tOP. V.1 engine. Automatio shift. Spare tire its jack. $1118. May be refinanced "' 116 -butom -Stale :r Trade 118-Trucke For Bale 120-Autoniolive Service 61-P'sratlurs . a A ter ills V. sm. Ill-Itental Agents 113-Wanlril To item& 119-Autom For Salo 61-Wanted To Buy 115. Automl For Bob - - lost sylpauva 4.4-8 Z. lot. tit. $$$.go =Uim~ 125. Marine Supplies. ...-,' I I . BOAT DLOA1DTT I IrIBRUGLANG, wood sail isiont- ' oang. Foo*% Is@@ 11res" ties " 1proneb Ave. 031-1111. . I i 111111111111111111 , NATIONAL ~ STENSTROM REALTY TURN. Nff WAACTAso She i.1,uulk INStoP aNd * ford 822-solls. VACATION cottage, Aug. 1 • if. R. Dogialsor. 1PODIAT mt. MeRSto. Georgia. IFHA - VA The I I I E1I ) 44 _._..t - 108 -fluotms For ,tent Legal Notice - I . U-Vacuum C1Ia.W $0-Ezlerminstors #&--Plants - Foods - IWO&# so-11" For mate It -Articles For teat 91-Slesp or Exchange UIP.DROOM, ,grgo t'oorn, cen ra $1 00 DOWN Us It Raw 104-Traller Spaco-Ittut 106-Trallor Wto-sale 104-Apartments For Rest 36-Upbolots" ROOMS for Me. III Magnolia. 311.1440. 1011 FORD, good eanditlea. very reasonable. 1I1.7S1I. MUST EFELL ALTS. 1912 CHXVROLFT 2-0. Wen. '11 Buick, $44 Cu., l.epe.d floor shift. $126 each. test "AMERIC-1.1. a tospital. Surgical and Mcdi. el Insurance Since American $ ssonoow. *t sti5, Its. cheap rent. Ill me. and $41 Republic Insurance Company mo. Tel. IlO ouatry fenced yard. has hern uning this now do. Hotights. IAk* Mary Road. 1-bedroom cot. pignation for Its pniiele. and 131 Easter. Assume Sit, & FURNISHED tape. 2. on 11.01 at l.Polnts. it. servi'e. NEW BUSINESS Ill mo. 11I.IIII. Itent $91 per mo.. plus Was HAR INCIII~*AFED OVER & tax. a" anytime. or ph. 2Sr.. We cAn offer a pro. NICE home In Sunland. I bid. 313-1461 after I p.m. weak. foselonal salesman It excoll. room. I bath. with b"lititul days. Anytime Sat. * Sun. eAt prospects each week, redwood enclosure and a lawn. Assume4 mart ga NEW HOUSE WOODMERE Per Week. We will train s a roars icy PARK, I bedroom. near bass. salsoman with either Insur. This to the Great Now Sam 102-Mobile homes-Sale lU-Mobile homes-Rent 1. - -' fled A's to work for rout 113. Wanted To Rent 97. Houses For Rent . Trailer an large lAoga, Adults and confirm the title Se the Florida, uainst you and each serve a copy thereof upon the DART PILCIIF.R. Broker only. 121-TIll. o r 'sit: 111*0. laint ft hereinafter described net pro- of you clatinin Personal Hervice Any 0 .Igl%ol,,C 41011 91TY4 1`11,019! VURNIIIIIND 3 bedroom. ca. portor. Call 833-7418 right. title at ft%forest to or C 4. mAll, 1141.11. AND 1164ITICS: ban&, carporta. utilities. fit The name *t the Court to Ilea upon the following W Adams. Barnett National Dank 1" Mo. Adults. No pets. 832-1661# which the suit ban been Inoti. crlb*4 real property situat in HOMES __ tutqd is t he CjRrUIT COURT, Seminole County. Florida. to. Ids, not later than July 210. sCjj Ion.= ated 4*1141&rv.m $said. TRAILER with cabams. Form, tooll. It you fall so to 40, a Do, aps,"sollp't STATI-TV.S. 19*3. NINTII JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. wit: S. It h 4 BEDROOMS _ water, lights. Pvt. y4L Conleeso on will be IN AND FOR SEMINOLE BATHS 4A I Lot 410 of Plan of the sob- me Pro NOTICE I. hero-by NIYTICE OP APPLICATION that $0' Adults. 111.1141. ('t)tXTY, P'l.OlLlDA. The lb. p.14 EQUI11PID X division of the land belong. tered against you for the r.. the hoard of Countyalien POE CIA)lISU, I'*tA?INO hr,'vlale.l title of the ease is PAYMENTS log to ALTAMONTPh LAND. lid demanded In the Complaint, sinner. of Seminole ('ommis. *nii ASi.IbiHtNiNu VlILily LOW CoIIrtty MOIITiIL.TD runn. lard. 3-BR. trailer, IMM E DIATE FItANCI$ B. AUDETTE and hOTEl, A NAVIGATION This suit is to foreclose a Florida will sell to this 11*155115? close to bass, $11 e. Call ANIKL.A (3. AUDETTE. hi. Complete In f ormation Co. according to Flat there- mortgage. The real property est .d best bidder. anhigh NOTICE lii IIEHEIIY GIVEN the •1I.u1e. moo of call Tour wife. Va. JrPRIN V. WHITNXY. of as recorded In Plat Book procepiloil against Is: FAST- Court House itlops In Hanford, by Tfir. It A. It 1110(WHIS Co Lat 3 of Illock "14". et vir. of at, being Chaseery 1. Pogo 10. Public Records Pominole County. Vlorlds. INe., a Florida corporation, f, ,, on "; 106. APSAmments. for Rent BROOK HURDIVIIII(sx, case No. 15015. of Seminole County. Illor. Itth day of July. A. 1). $3. Simple title UNIT NO. ISM accordIng the The description of the real Ida; 13ALES BROKER at 11 o*vlovk k. if., the follow. lowlem dos )ed property situ. to the Plat thereof as r** Ing deserlbod property, lying ate and being In Seminole We Have Tho Home For Tom VUIIN. APT. =00. Property Involved IN So follows: and YOU ARM HEREBY RIC. corded in Plat Ilook "13"' and being tn Seminole County. County. Florida. to-wit: The W% of ills Z% of ills Quinkii to rite your answer TURN. Apt. 606 Park. pages Is di Is. Public no- flarid&. to-wIt: of ths NXIA. Ise" the or other written gooses*. W. The Westerly lot line at South 32 (*k thermal which " %our or Inor VW at *or" of dowilleels Cww-oir. has boon desdoid to the with the clerk 9f the i south 769.1 feet of the dos Ifelghts Xabdtvl44 out County for read ri#bt.*t- Overt. offath Judicial Circuit. Togetber with all Stnoillf'00 went two chains of th AJPr. Reasonable. 813. coarding to the plat there. way. Section I. Township Seminole County, Florida, at sad Improvements now ant of, as recorded t the Book Northwest Quarter of the 1410. SIII PARK isp..rvn Range 29 lit $"ford. hereafter an Paid land. auto fixt he Court Noe. Ill'a1e $11.7',, WKLAM,A APARIMENTI ill nrth,wrtQu(. i.mlnoIe'Cousd, P1.rt' rinrs.e an , Township ;1uL corde of sominulo County. IIIGHTI You and each Of you are re. thereof upon the PlainiItts at. pas, steam, electric, water, and fl Rapt. It • t flange Florida. 111.1114 111.1141 quired to file your answer with brad wheel name is WEB. •ther heating. cooking, The terms and condItIons of pursuant to $he Ordinances of 111.4141 $334411 APT. $15, Up. Surplus City. the Clerk of thl above entitled BER i. u*ixsi thi tim . •erati.q, lighting, plumbing. said sale ehall be se follows: Altaoate Springs. Florida. has Court and serve a copy thereof WISDERWERDLE, HAIP(E5 A ventiletiRl, irrii&t.ni, • minimum acceptable filed a Petition with the Town 1, NORM. Fui'n. Apt., 31111. upon plaintiffs' attorney, CARL. WARD, 114 Park Aveause, power systems, machinds. appli. 1. The ehail be One Thousafid Council of Altamonte flpriSgs, Elm. $11-ISO? I.. 'riiwliV$OX, JR. of the Of. South. Winter Park, Florida. encas, fixtures. aUd appurten' bi4 ($l.OoS.oO) has re. dollars. Florida, whereby it fice 'f TliI)MI'BON & V.'K*T. not later than the lIrd day of Inc... which now are or may I. Sail pale shah he to the quested NEAR h(Otl'ITAL resoluti on to be 11FF. Al'?. private bath, 4t. to. or be IS K. Magnolia Avenue. Orlando, July, lOSS, therein setting up hereafter pertain 401 SAN CAIIL4)5 adopted providing for the dos. used highe.t sot best bidder, able for Couple or Nagle Florida. not Later than the lIrd the estate. right, title, interest with, in. or on sold pumise.. SMALl., two bedroom block 1. Said bid shall be in cash. vacating and abandoning tog, perlos. Ideally located dowi. July, 1015, a. required or lien upon the above dos. even tbuiiih they he detach. day home, only 15111.11 Ideal for tow 4 The accepted bidder shell of the certain three (1) ftwt n. Inquire at Manuel . by law, sIms e Decree Pr. crlbsd preperty cla$.d by yen as or detachable weettla"OtgooXleetrIL retired couple. be required eas e ment reserved along also psy the utility Jerobeon Dept. Store, *1* E. Course** Drift be out"" a"soloulif Fos tau I* and 11140 lettwee I int ft& cousLowis lut lot Built-in Owe's 3AW401 GLC. any $spent,* Invurro-41 toy 14smi- the two (2) lots aforesaid do.. I WLIM You and Osek Of VON decree pro coMssao will 16o isoIn WITXFJM WIIKRZOIP I igr*d &g*J WK ym Realtor a nolo Vuunty, Florida. Involved 91,11144 and the &aid Town bavo hereunto mot or hand and Westinghouse X I 0 a t r I c WITMVS11 my be" 6§4 the Beyond Lundquist. Apse. paid note. Coducli of Attemast rprinam, bath. Torr Sao 'ties -affleed IN *44or 1 L.S.L lluili.ln Hansa Model ford. or official seal at las- seal of this Court. as enf.rd, S The fluar.I aJ.ubuio hear. 1114011 Atlantic hank Bldg. Corn. held P1uIde, will Puns. $32-ISIS. Seminole County, Florida. Se minole Cesaty, P1.eida. Ibis Serial .V$l,SI1l missioner. of Seminole County, isg on the said Ps tion on the 4 BEDROOM I bath Pta. room Quaker all Hester U064 jelurlda. this loth der of J"oo 10166. loth day 99 Juse, A. D. 194L reserve the fight to jib day at July. A. D. 1991. at arralr$ BlifiEt 11terlat 1144098 (SEAL) (SEAL) reject all bids It same oris 8-.04 a-clock p. M., at the Town wils. Circle. park Rlditt Arthur ff. Beckwith. Sr. WITNZS5 my band &Ad tits 4 earned too low. Arthur X Seekwith. Jr. H*14 Alumosto Springs. ViesClerk of the Circuit Court seal of this Court at Sanford. (ricAl.) Clerk of Circuit Court 1 BEDROOM furnished apt. 1150 Ids, at which tise those fer 14KW HOMES hly: Elisabeth Ufusnahaa Seminole County. Florida Florida, this 11th day 01 Jun., III. 111-1111 or Ilt)Attt) OF COiXTV COM. and against the same will hi SANFORD and surrounding leputy Clerk 117: itliuboth Bresnahan A. P. lOIS. Mls8 loNE1t5 OF 5(551. heard and final action taken. Some ready for eccu. Carl I. Thomp.on. Jr. of the Deputy Clerk (SiCA!..) NOE COUNTY, Yi.OltIDA. DATED thu 11th day of isso, or bails to your pp.'. P511tH ApsItesests, rtrnmsble lr U. B.cksttb, Jr., 4 tie of T WEST Haises A. ,., icier nolia A 013-1141. 15 L Clark I F. 0. bag 14I hi. Ileckwith, i,-, i/Arthur Derimithy Bardeen Orias4. '#$.rlda By: Minks I. Ythie.. Park £va$ e.s 314 Corn. Clerk .1 Boaris of County Acting Town Clerk First St., UNPURN. $ Elm. Duptag, Kit. Attorney for PlaIntiff.. Deputy CliVk Winter Park. Flori da mis.loners In an,l (or SemITown of Alismeati IpriM'. eke. ui . 311.15*4. Publish June 33, 31 A July I Fubliek June 23, 35 A July 5, Publish June 12. 21 A July • mile Florida. FlorIda IUNLAND, 3 Slim.. 1 Bath, I ii I lw , omaw*wq . ftur. HOOVER VAC. CGEANXIIS WHITE SEWING MACHINES ' part that"(. RE YO TO U tm4 V=d . twr me do amd or OF7 Now tralolve. ; 7 b* a _____ ' - 108. Rooms For- Rent Sale or p k;,.ru., $110 .r me. - 01-House For Rent 30-Home Appliances Il-Musical Inslrumsels 32-Husloons Equipment 33-Job Printing Leqal Notice PIED that a suit has been - M01 _ ALL __ to :I "If"AWASIM BUNNY IMF send yew biriMal. and r_ $I.Ii to Ibe !_- Herald, Bes tim, Mus $0. CsaIotnIi. ft"stw No WISMANUUM, me Guaranteed SANFORD VACUUM SYC I'ark 3U_it you are require d brought agalast yes the ua PIED that a edit to quilt title cause an lure of which to to "move *or- has boon brought in the Cir. to file your answer 1 this Court and to of otal cult court of Seadnole County. Clerk _________ - I .bI.onI.* ________ loin I- Pays () ffftfto * "Ti" Fenced IU' POST alga • Pot ps aMy Is ew $12-111i th 1173 days. 222-04il night& .r HZ-fill. e. emithitintial. Writ*. Box 141. 4 blaoifor,l 02-Acreass 93-liousoo For II&Is 84-llouces--Bale or Rent fl-Air Cond. & Heating l.IJEDROOM P'utn. Apt. HZ. Realty 11-Parms-(Jreyse :11--paintift 34 -Well Drilling - quick cal., $1,100. John I Hum. CHARMHfa Country Home14w) Paler) Plum Incentive phr.y, Lake Mary. 111•$4ft bedroom, Puralihed. Couple.I ba s. 31.45 y.ar married titlous. capable of assuming after 7 P.M. 131.1110. rrsi, onplt,iilty. SUIiI'rvi.ton or tnangrment potentIal, corn. 1 • $ bedroom furnished house; Payton i'Iet. training. Prefer sonic cc I • S bed room furnished trail, pales bakgo4 or college lU-till 1540 Hlawat at 7. or. Bowman's Trailer court, but not absolutely necessary. BEDROOM Assume III me. IU'lIOI after hIS PM. Please send short p.r.onal pay m e n ts. • 10* Walls. history including education $-HIDRO0M. 114 bath. ii. ( rose D r., Sanford. and employment. All replies tot. Apopka 819.111$. all-Ijusiness Itentals lo-Lots For Sal* 11-Home Improvements 32-Plumblute Arm. 98. Houses 40 71 Male Help Wanted $0-School. & Instructions 70-Empioymei Services ?I -Male Help Wanted IZ..P'en,al. help Wanted 1$-Male or Pemal. Help TO-Sal.s Help Wanted U-Situation Wanted II-Income Property 11-Ilumin,.. Prop-Rate IS-Real Estate Wanted S4-lteal Estate fisie IS.-BuIlders Supplies 16-Harilwart collect 416-JITT. defendants or otherwise. and any and all persons claiminor any *state, right. title or Interest In. or Wen upon. the real property Iteroln doiseribed, or say I WWI , "L - W" "M Mesa AM 011111 owoAd BUGS d agnot "ke od be Potential Ise, smatam b" is kist Nod 4rb soiwaw addelliod. am .)UT am am ft" Illiopolis fty do ,M, ascolt"12 ed emempsti" Wbod res udis I w RUM?$ eons claiming by, throph, or under any of the said • 80*5711, I 1-Dey Nurseries -Ch ili Care I-Dope--Cats-Pete 1i...pouhtry - Livestock il-Special Nobles. 1$-Catering - rood 14-Bicycle hlepairs 11-Special RervIO.e 1$-Interior Decorators t7.-Jsnitoricl 5.rvlr.i 11-Landscape Service TURN. Gar. Apt. 1062 RIM. SOUTI-IWARD Ch ar PAM 5.1mm. FURNIS HE D304 louse, La k le I m' 11 rgm 4166. 9. Aviation Products avallob 3 W.so monthly. for Happy Flying. Ph. $a. 2-DEDROOK boom furnished 320t for further Information 4-119DROOM house on largo or unfurnished. sit-1123. corner lot. close I A. 04.110. AVAILABLE 4 Bedroom. I Batlo Torino. Call milD avtb'sn Florida. -_ a a Or I a is machine. UnlVsroa4 Big-Zair-Now $219-30 Illocks, Stepping Stuairs. Sand, now lit. Durkotf We Zaff- Stoat. Oro-see Traps. 3tock. equipped to 216 gas. make 73. Male or Female [,of Markers, Ilt)lyotliylfn,. buttosholft sew an bottom& Now $149.10 now 081.00. Morso Wire Mroh, strps. WIn,low w 1135. Now guarantee. 11 near Automatic Zlx-z. ,tx. IHIIIN, Dry Wells & I)risln Tile. payments of $3.40 or par $so AllitAVI.I..' CONCRETH VO. V:y $2.01 per week. All Uttarbalance. Phons Orlando deviseve. legatees or fir&*. lees; and any and all W. It __ - teach early 501 IS be se laguslosaly o$(pfnp4 O?lj -'rat'°'' locations me. 821-6888. salos-Rontals INVUSTURST & RRALTY Ph- ISS-4981 Ill N. Park Vs. It- s $00 W. lot at. . ;:p:rt 'i,:t::n 9 a relaxed atmosphere r*mov- 95. Housee For Salo .4 from bu.y traffic pt. bobbin BRING FAST Real Rotate . r1i5X. 1fltI•* so" len miles h,,rth.l.amt of ho . 12*.S73O. Located 3 miles East of Oviedo verdi? sit. In Seminole on Ilwy. 410 to I-BEDROOSI_ central air. now coon. County. Must bay* 1240 1% COURTFOUNT CHARGE ACStudent tn@tfuction now Sivbath. Flai ramm. Too A Orton. Cash. Ph. Orlando 422-29?0 1 COUNTS-- limited credit It In 111per Cherokee "ISO," wanted to Oviedo. Must cover Social. Church A 5 a h a 0 1 RENT A fin way Ho.piial Baby Events. Use of Camera acrestill, (SEAL) Two NINT11 JUDICIAL clu. III Tells vlacvrr corn , USED nots. brown strip*. $50. lie,le. Nor Dar. Week. or eery. Contart Paul Brook *hire, manturd Horatio, I CUIT IN A 14D "ft 11UIfI%ot.j1 AIIXTH JVDIVIAL CIRCUIT IV ('fork. Circuit Court ttii(,.i FVft'4ITiHi IDA. I AND 0$ IBRI 1371 Martliar. lihirn, a C. IN C111414CUSIT W lot. 11101,11 raUNTY. sun Oiadst:neL. VIIb Free FI1ANCIR D. AU thITTE and CRASCERY no. * 121.0784 Attorney for 1 'IniUI ANICLA 0. AUDETTE, iVIY his wife, 310 North Magnolia Avenue it "You name it we have nr. IN IRE CIRCilI COURT Plaintiffs. EDITH LILLIAN BROWN, Orlando, Florida I,awn A Gordon tools plaintiff, AND FOR SUINOLE cov*iv vs $3. Heal Estate Wanted Publish: June 1, 11, 23, 10, 1081 J1IPh AMI-:lticAN RENT-Al.I, FLORIDA V. WhITNEY, C'IN II K- Hiawatha lt1.IIIII IVANTHI) Ti) IStIY 1-Bedroom, IN CNA*CSRT TO, lease JOSEPH p ft°' UNION DIME 5.bVINUN BANK, P fe da Ii. 3 bath Patio & trees. l'osa. r1orlda, this trio day of June. "ft" MA be om 0 We *" paft b1W 7 / am" *dft because be W dis Iscid" 011fles ""ft ow path" throu wihleuit ri l4allyI.g SM 5igIi$I. CLASSIFIED INDEX T0t.JF-98IZ V. WHITNEY and INTATIS OF 0011,01111111A 0 I W WIARCM9 Im CWA 04101110s LOM Sow 1111 TON " \IIl 1111111.1111fliffilk MW am"&"" A 1N1KlbU.% - 210 Ranford Ave. H :r: , ___________________ v.. -busies it. tArs more wise. In tidiri '. WANT ADS nownrs. 01 0" bedget adeallsed and all the "allol had fallen outl` lL.k.CTR1C ' -in "ft wu a rotten camping trip-I opened my st..pini IT CU. FT. Traeger, like now. SU husband And J. C. KHrict - -_ reposses. sion, n ow warre.nt jr. Assume and - soodgeover can be tontseted to show you bow to ble" a gmtW abusidance witis ~ WOE. - '~r J"* - off COLOR TV. like 08)1 after I D. m. d old at 69 am of dw raw- . machine and supply Ca. of value. Pick up pet-'ice. . Authorid ftRae.* Service I). Roberts. Manager. 111.4740 100 Ph. First. 111-5144 MOWINO. light or heavy. 322. 1.1 0 __________ A UCTION FRIDAY NIGHT 2515 5. Services Crumley-Monteith Inc. 211? h Got Ott with a good start In this 3 84rm. I be tome. NOW Is THIII TIMM NHED PARTNER On ________ IT I N Itix. htuoVcr. (2. E.. 11'Ilt.r t"Tl'D.1gr)cusom•rs. Hun . t Queen, Kirby, etc. Fanford Farmer's Market ne elving for mate a days week. It to 2. Cash for anything lure. Call Sit looddins Co, at 141 Celery Ave. 69. Schools & Instructions SUMMER SALE 12. Special Notlemos ~~ VACUUM CLEANERS: J:Jectro. titely new management. Car. theis Chick ? Treat. Sanford. 11cr Inc u .4. Its. 123-11399. Apt. 2.b;drrnT aa above American Ilent I WELI-P DRILLFI]ki PUMPSPRINKLZR SYSTEMS - TO. RICHARD A. HOLLAND P22CI$ . .., • £t'flNITL'19 - Freight dam. 7 ACRES with Lake Fronta g e Ball-Blair Agency noted bedroom and room furniture. y Vi °r :h A Park , oh ow no daniaa.. however ty. Hi g h. dry ground. HI $r4 __________________________ lSi7.I2$'UI3.$H'U$lDom. HONEYMOON SPECIAL. i.a4 •s.mv. got t. To pick up I. beautiful acres C.B.S. Situated on bit hot with many wooded horn..it... In nice netibborbood. Owner Excellent location. Worth transferred. priced at jug FRM0, ESMATS more, but available NOW for 1?.000. Terms to suit roppon. aibis buyer, ¶,vatlnt. Live * Used P'urni- 113,000. lofty, Cash only. DrIUti*g mt :h.1:0. 92. Acresj. hwy. 17.12, Ou.elben'v. I All Type and IlsI. We Repair aid service 113.0151 furnished. both Bdrm. Apt.. kitchen equipped. ' "A" UK" *ote pleasant. Get coopera ties from partn ers. Garnet data to enhance YOUT Miii. (Feb 10 to Mar. $0) ...AMhaettlsa In your ft.ld nl well Realtor I 2 "u sri.. meat. buy one house furnish ular retail. Noll Freight Damaged Furniture owes. ____ tile bath. Vacation blinds. : ne USPDYUmflTUftu ._ i I t 24. Sanford Ave. L I Legal Notice _____ SHORT Ill _____ libEl EITIMAI'l.$ P..LMAkVEY Am $WHIS -::: 931-1671. 881.2sol, 823-1501. - ,.( U Duplex FUtNIflKDIbI4rOOtn Apt. torrame floor*. . FOX I 11 101. Apsitaiuts fir Rest OU?TAND1WO b eme Invest JOHN E. : I Ilil R - IFLUMBING Costr"tiss Repair* Purebred, $15 & $30. 133-3100. StNFORD lot • C' ) PluabLug ose--New & BRA!.. POINT Siamese kitten.. ?j Ilt-tis $10. 22. HAVE TROPICAL Fish for M. Musical Instruments piano -onto sn" 31th. Novelty pots th supplies. Out A 31 M Houses F. Miii 95. lmi ,• N. .. d 30. Home Appliances aid complaint will be taken as ___________________ WE ______ 1 ...__- ________ I i' Sinai In the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or be. loria the 6th day of July. 1165, _________ C&PI11RN (Dec. 22 to Ja*. 10)- There are several I I Gal. 08.69 dicial Circuit. In anti for Rem- Prsscriptione at Lowest people I Lbs. $1.73 Inole County. Florida, In Chan- over Prices. to Person. it & Dipeount all 14*rvlco phone sit-4241 eery No. 15000. and you are nit. Check our priem 0 hereby requIrett to Servo a P y FAUST DRUG STOR ON39 Uladotwinvill Stand Addingof your Answer to ,he evol"l Machine. Subt., Cr. Bal. I is. plaint on the piati,turp attor110WXLL's OFFICE ISUPPLY soey, Olsdattine I~ Kohloss No, SAUNFORD IMRALlb 219 North Maxnolla Avents' Or. I . a 4 r I rr 00 - i ohm I I I 7H16AFnWdXW, I Do only essential dull... Then ti i. 7ALMrNm7WKV00V&iier QOMFMJTWS ... . 7141#0WIDWID sn..H DS ban been filed anallipt You fly whool Chalr$. Walkers. Canes CATIO1. LAU HOLLAND. lit the & Crutches for rout or male Circuit Court of the Ninth Ju- * nUWA70RAWWW1bWCrr - . " %/"LfTTW0QMHM - 8 Pt & -. 13. Special A - NAGMARM (NW. 32 to Va. 32) nub to Set doest 1w anusebad sInce you Iaveyour !. WN I wisr, WiMple, W14EN Oro vion .11 . I',"; I % $ft" VA blow. _.~&v ',.%f t . .., zamww 11VOLIWEMW "Som"M * WW9 -4 NW. 800SM (Oct n to 1100.0mill ___ __ . admilett. Give crodit wbes w"t Is din, also. ~I I , ~ .. ~ , 6 child 1% THE NAIlS OF ThiS si''rs ItesiiI,,ce unknown t all 3 Sill 113 1131 11$ N Park Avo. 1 see IL sills. app's.. DACHEHUND Puppies. AKC. Plack (Sat. Noon For Mosslay) tuBA (Ispi. 22 to Oct. 22) $ullss $antords Most complete WILLIAMS 22. are ' " Is 38 I 4 I 140 I L78 1 5.70 .. paid. Use $ drinking prob. Box 131$, Osf13U ,"•'°r. as Publication For Insertions and Kills "N . have HARRIETrii usauty so a a IS. ~1 1 .& 'ii. _________ 14' C Them! 7t. Johns Realty I Start. 211 20. -A* N NNIF*8 KIDDIF CARP, 2440 B. Onk Ave, 323-ooll. We Never Close. 11 ' 40; Up to I 111.501 1.801 ito 1012 1.3011.SII1.1I it to Isis 11."11.19IL1111 Ii 4. 2114 1.50 I 2.52 I 380 21 t.uhsI1.asIs.15I4m .ft• . I *I. gap". ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ 11. ButWe W rite P. 0. Sanford. Volose At "Joirtlas or "via. gas any egivortimemomit Or lea it de.. •b3e,tieaabl• I. the roustor of thin I4ow'"--"wu , IIn1 COPY . *u CN"P me/ OWSMV ii: trwmt wKso Use -Page 11 55. Furniture For Sal. 84. Real! It*ti • Miii Its Mainoils - ____________________________ ' -.-- Is assist YM Be S. __________________________________ ____________________________ ._.. . 22, 1965 I g' 0 June ,rsa OUR JtNCESTORS ' ________ •• •' •. ••'• _.. ci ' - , iefnb ________________________ A\IMAL HAVV" W. L Ilarmrn ... ItI.IfiI Me I L'UDflDQ Screened Run flnardln • r. 50 Misc. For Sale Its-Ills. Tall ____________________________ The ReraN Will t be Ps. m: ep.a.tbts fer •ese thin It per day rental for Elrje •e.rre.t Saeer ls.. en n 'a IS a '. Carpet Shampooer with our. ___________________________ as,. c OUsmT7 5iib'5OCii chaos of Ihlu. Lustre. Carroll Furniture Co. REGISTERS!) Tennessee walk. nt horse., S stallions, * I RUGS. $1.00 u Thi Rerald reserves the I. yr. old. I • 4 yr. old. I mar... ARMY-NA VY SUIPLUS ' • . . I •• _________ •- Do you CLANSIFIED DISPLAY' 01.50 Per (MINIMS= of 2 t*iiiirs _______ as IWhbrSLfJF-1 PIIOfl 0 NEES p.. • ________ I tAOOrd " 4-01 (9) - and 'w: 2. Persorais - . ____________________________________ iIJit : a'". 942 1 _______ 0~iiaz f "1. I 'u" irscup to . -_ - t soon . 0 . lIRfl 0411L WA46TIZAP? jimed malowd persond Also. ~ I Is I -_ ID 41I WIN" tii i,ei'u i 1,11 Ill I If' fr 91111110ef" 0 F ANO OMm ", . I ________ ______ IN 5._I.... II .40 _____ srhL am in"Oft. 9ILNI (s7 21 to Jas Your P1 Read u.•;dfunIt 425-5938 J _________ ______ special Sinless ttt.n L.AW'(U owsd. par Dial btroeis_ 0 I Ii\ 7 LOST T•lIow & whtt 8R t IT _____ ad rF -15. Fomli a ' ' 1 ______ OUT OUR WAY ad fty Set so d tile dd& k quiet naa. is sure to POW aru1esii wsaa I i J Lost 322-5612 0 ________ Conversation Manchester A Chihuahua. 11*4 ' ,sf r'-i'Siiiiirir ______ Commumty Are ma. / I- _lItI•( 11 Classified Phones ' i . i Understand atleT. I. - 4- _______________ ________ ____________ ~ ) - qW - __________ eaUes .012 1 I fs ____ ad ad 11118" 66 do WM 1`0111' 1 I _____ ____________________________ Ads _________________________________________________________ 1 - ___ pital pw Want , Mk i. III . , No lui 7G$1SI DEGLANc off 04 T" , \ Forecast !t . . ~ .. - - eq $L pke!1 N 15$ W Cuevale '01 VW 'ii laabl.r 11 Ily.oetb 0 Isabl.r Uhaip Fakes .'W ' BAL. MOe $1110 $49, ZNI 4) 111 10 TN U NI 3$ IN U is raim to noftm M 11I Cssnk $10 $1 '0i ______ - is NI R I . - 1Ius1M, • *10.4 P.M. 1. I I (INM Wid iNS U I 1*3111011 £,1 , p 1ied ' I'i bL _______ a __ fi41Tj- I -F --: •- 555 i; ______ . . . I I \---- . I . -- ~ \ ~ ~ . I I~ -- I - - - fl i -- Li_i'tI!LL . 11. ___ . __ l 111 --'A14- I11I �,01 . . ~ . SS- _At 11;;t- t. +- ___._S -. -.5+ _ .1 _ __ . ••S_t_.+5.s5' • -'-• r S do i !. - ~, 1, Boots , .1 1 I I ~; ~~ 1 a 'S . :. . a • . .. • L S ' i ' d ... . '"S ., . .. . :. -• - Lovers Fund 1. Dusty l.ota Riding AI100 hen voted te Jar., intl.., , $ F - - fund" to be administered by a group of JscksoswIII. en. . Ti.,i • - , . - - I- -. - -. . : 1. . - ' ;e.. r + .1 I - - V. . - ' p. - - I .5 .. The fad WAS estabilow . - . ' The ....0iuon " decid. .d t. held a July iS bores show at the rodeo grounds. Mrs. John McCarthy sad Kr.. Otis SJobIo* were sleetad to h.sd a membership d rive. Mrs Howard Lloyd was named chairman of the chuck wagon --- ,;mlttes f-or 4 the next trail out. •. . ':' - . . .' . : - ., 111111111 7 i9- -, J~N , I.. , !1i I'_ ,,*,, 1.1:-, I II. 1..;I ..,~.~ - ."-- ~, "' 1 4 r, I X. i ~.^J-,# ..~,.~,:~ . II . I k 1 - Friday . . .n, Reac ..1 ..'3 '. :' afternOOn •'. ,:••. --:ud '.!j P.2:. . 11n ; " :t :II.J ,i....ee h • . 1. " (. '': photo) who earlier pro. ,,7r 1 .1 i 4I'' fr. - I , 'iV' aentid a d.monstraUon II I. •: ' : . lnutformor.thanlO a'ssldouta and friends, many of them her stu11 . ..,... " S :t. dint.. Mrs. W. llopkfna (ii Pp '.l I i'., •s r. 4411-1.1 (top photo), who pro. _____ aided at the punch :\ ' bowl. Is shown serving r --" - . ,. L 1 1 I :, ____ ....L4,..5f .,:,4.%4''.. ."°ts from Hoflv' Hill, . Daytona, and DeLand. . . IL Mrs. Olsen Hinton was + . In char,, of reception. ____________________ (Middleton Photos) L '?31t l..abiI a I -.:--'- each rec*"d writ vlsI'.. + from KId4tat. Steel and Wire company of Jackieuvlfls. Mr. and Mrs. lIiadi,$eI at. _ tended the mesting. S UJ. cud production for the Year exceeded 100 million tons for the first time Is Mm. 1951. -t.- -. I . - 1"': st < I --)••c. r' - sad Mn. L. L Dens. liter Let Israeli Memorial $etbodbe Church if Enter. piles, were honored at a tel. lowuhip dinner last hiday Yellowing the dinner s short program vu pment.d by students of the Vacation Church School which oemits two week course en M 'I. I New Owners + .1 To Take Over serving tall EFFECTWE JULY S IJ, refreshments each + Methodist Meet + (/ • • Sit In Orlando j lyManausMI. The Sear Saks Ketbedlel ebslrues ci the C,-'rinn 8900001180, 54. am Chefitli. so" emma, are to most at bet* I J pa W&W 84 the ft* NOW :1 • d Iii4.k • +- • - f + -1. • I / 4,' - j ij e* • I'fl1t4l'I' Nuclear Ban Urged WAIWGTOX (UP!) Sea. Rebut F. Nenanly (D. N. Y.) today celled is the Johas.0 admIsIstesiles I. be. gla asgetIstIsus *1 sues en a treaty to halt the spread of the priest weapsue, oei1 -mete urgent this the war ls Viet Nam. at the E + ID . 0990(tv"WWWW-g . . ___ urAa-. A . S DOS • •. years age, after being remo. deled and reconstructed from $ former gruny elms. INTEREST ___ I to.. - •••- ': -- - . s-s.'. iAn •-o• giiwaa 55 flood1 Waters Slow Suit GREAT BEND, Plan. Sentinol. County Commis. (UPI)-Slowed to almost a s-loners were serv ed with no. standstill, the rising flood lice Tuesday 01 a damage stilt waters of Ut. Arkaissu River th at has hoes filed 1taiUt crept through this west con. the county In the amount irsi Kansas community today $1131280. on its most destructive pa th The charge arises out of the in mod.rn hIstory, accidental drowning of Joel Wilhelm, 11-month-old sop of Meet Threatened Pin. and Mrs. Gerald Henry Wilhelm, of 3304 Puritan Ave. ALGIERS (UPI)-Contln. uing demonstrations by studnu. Ea.lb,uck Estates. ent. backing ousted Pnesi. The youngster Slipped away from a baby sitter, and fall In. dent Ahmed Ben Sells and to a dralsag* ditch whIch was growing opposItion by many "moderate" countries today reported to coutals water th rea te ned the scheduled op. about 10 inches deep. The charges by the wiu. ening of an Afro-Asian sum. helms, represented by Robert mIt conference next Tesday. Slgman, ettarney, eoa$ad unfenced ditch constituted as "attractive puts. ance." no costs are set out as $150,000 for pain and aisr. hg 01 the parents, $1so loss of their sos's services and $21,000 for the loss of his es that the LBJ to Make Talk WASHINGTON (UP!) The Whit. House announced today that President Johnson would address Ut. 20th anal. verury misting of the Unit. ml.k debate today over a propoes to require districting In coin. ties getting more than ens senatod and repiesestathe under the SIsenator, 109. representative plan. The bill, by Rep. GaNg Stone of Eseanibla, mud desk. Enough lawmaker, asked for time to speak for or against the bill and prepos. ad changes to take severs) hours. - - -- The Senate did nothing In a brief morning session. It passed Its 58.senato, bill Tuesday and is now waiting - - - . - . -- -. + • - • - • - 'ri - •+. .-L4t •• - - the contest. In photo at right, Bill Lovelace, theatre man. ager, supervises, the eating contest, (Herald Photos) VANISHED RAPIDLY In an eating contest this morning for youngsters attending "kiddie show" at the Ritz. Andy Williams (left) emerged the winner in WATERMELONS Sen. Cleveland Backs '55 Plan to seewhattheflouaehssto offer. 16 stone saIddIstrIettag would kill his bill. It would reqiure legislators In the big counties to po from districts within their county rather than lensty. wide. Districting Is strongly up. posed by a majority .f lb. big county bios which I. help. lag Slots, maneuver his bill. + . Stone claims, without die. taicting, he has enough bash. Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. Ing to pus today he favored the. 1- did not indicate V it wan senator, 109 representatIve is- enough Se waive the vales apportionment plan Introduced a nd bring It to $ haul vets In the Legislature. Od5P Cleveland voted Tuesday fit the 51- se nator plan which pass.linad Nearly $0 to speak for, and .4 the Senate by a vote of 2$the dieteistin. 14. However, the bill faces tough sledding In the lions. amendmentpoposo by Isp, County Richard MItchell 01 laos, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - had tried "to do cverping in upset about It, I ant sorry ORLANDO (UPI) - Central "As far as Seminole nator Mitchell slims that and. The State Cabinet named I1137 power to contact you be- but there Is nothing I can Florida dairy farmers voted is COcirfled, the ____________is. plas-.would hi hr slIer" the iei*t's "sue th is inciting," and as do about it," Ferguson VIt5 meW: 4U-1-lJuà .fa riorlda.s. first said, 1baes•4,om endig the CSpsel "It would said. *ur,i Mama tfl.' regents '.4w. e'4m 1CW ,I-.d 9 this5 ..i.nd. He said ii was all oj ( the Paoelda - - Milk sure us of Senate seat." dent for Florida State Uni- member. had not attempted atfon on the basis ofasrit. Coniàlsolon by an evirwhotm- Sen. Cleveland explained, flip representation for 66 versity Tuesday, but Seem.to circumvenihlm. however, that the 51-senator people of Dade County to be If I meet my statuatory I must dischalge my stptlla. lug $21 vats here Tuesday. tarp of State Tom Adams plan passed Tuesday would &s.able to rote tow 19 Jeuso " onsibilities . s p me action meant broke a long tradition by responsibility, and you are tory re sure Seminole County of a members for lastanes while 'night Tuesday ulght, my senator even though Orange the peopl, of Lees 0600V seating a dissenting vote. Adams complained there the Tallahassee -msrh$i and Seminole would share 4 vote for Just ens. had not been sufficient time ests area s.mained under the scm- senators under the proposal. There were severs) for study of the Board of "Under provisions d the Ii amend the Steno U 55$mission's control. Regents nominations of Dr. one of the four would have ator, 109-House member prep Central Florida pradue. bill, I. Uroward Culpepper as _____ County posal In committee today. Ii reside In Seminole ens thus followed In the steps and one In Orange County," chancellor and Dr. John The taken by Pensacola area and Cleveland explained. "The Champion as FSU president, although It had been known A county animal shelter will man John Alexander explain. Northeast Florida area pro- other two Sonata seas would Lines run some time, these were the be constructed on land at the ad th a t investigation of oilier ducexe. be at largo." Seminole would be usur.d :holm of the gove rnor. Speaking as a member of old county home site. accord. such shelters showed that $2,. 'Tb. Miami area Is under a of we representative under Set UpAtCap. the Cabinet Board of E'Iuca. lag to plans presented Tues- 000 would be enough to main, federal marketing order. either the U or IS senator CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) Uon. Adams said be had not day by County Commission- tain the shelter. commission. A.J. Rusterbols Jr., a eon. pin& Members the IuUenaI member of the milk *en consulted on the norn- crs. The county home proper- ers found that the county aid stinter Alliance of Theatrical Stags nations but felt that a close ly is located on U. S. 17.92 he. no other land suitable for con- commission from the Orlando Emp!oyes Unlos set up "54 corking relationship between tween Sur and Five struction of the animal abel. area, said the Central Florida Permit Issued en' picket Us.. at the glue IS Cabinet and the Board of Points. tar and without a clear tille had no alterna. A $100,000 building permit to the federal spaso t,Ity Regents should exist. The county plans to con- to the land, the Humane Soto their action U they has been Issued to Howard. again today. It appears to me for some struct the necessary pens and clety would be unable to erect Spencer, Inc., to construct a A spokesman at the Caps wer. to be free to 1sne làe appointment of Cul. enclosures and provide the permanent buildings. meet tha new grandsts+at at the Ian. said, however, that all bit $ pepper has been preordained Seminole County Humane So. Commissioners In d I c a t - competition of other produe. ford-Orlando ICennel Club. few space constructIon v.4 'ad has therefore precluded clety with $2,000 a year to ed that at some future date or areas. The Jacksonville The structure will be 01 fIre ors crossed the mucking to relationship between the service and maintain the they would hire a county ant, area producers supply about resistant concrete. It Is part Uses. ioards," Adams said. mal welfare Officer who would one-third 01 the central Thor. of a $ioo,000 major expansion 'lb. picketing, which began pound. Coy. Hayden Burns said The now plan Is subject to work under the Health Do. Ida milk supply, and Improvement program at Tuesday In protest over a oUt men were eminently the approval of the humane partmoat or the SherUI'u of. Counties Included In the am the dog track. stalemate In contract negeihs. ivalLtled and that he could Society officials who had orig. lice, affected by the vote were Bre. me county also has Issued lions between the uslos and lot understand Adams' die. inally requested that the coon' After the shelter Is estab. yard, Citrus, Fisgier, Lake a permit of $1,900 to Southern the McGregor • Warner Cs., isnslon. ty deed them a plot of land, fished the commission is ix. Marion, Orange, Osceola, Polk, Gull Utilities to remodel the was not Intended AS a strUts Board of Regents Chair. plus the use of a panel truck peeled to put Into effect neg- Seminole and Vowels. Hit station for Its sewage to stop work at the Caps, so. nan Chester Ferguson was and $4,800 a year for operat ulatlons requiring the Inocula. Rusterbohz said the commits- plant off Grapevllhs Avenue cording to $ spokesman lion and licensing of all aul- Ion "can now sit back and lick ii Sanford. The union. ilso obviously unhappy with lag expenses, Its wounds and eventually do (darns. He told Adams he County Commission Chair. sails In the county. Adams Opposes Regents' Action Commission Voted Out By In Naming Culpepper Chancellor Area Milkmen + -v517Ifors • --.-+ + + 1 + - ... - -- • AnimA Shelter - -• Approved Sits Picket . ,. + 2:30 p.m. EDT. It - - - - - --: I ZbethlngsIt -eanbeeido." These, he uM, are to pmfact producer barn, conduct - --- .1 statistical research and dir- 1 Im serves the citrus industry." 11. said the dairy tanners now must ban together to ect advertising campaigns, "much as the Citrus Commiss. + Challenoe Ives ++ - + - , - ad Nations General Assembly In San Fra ncisco Friday at 5•,- ., - - $1,000 to pip for a new _____ _ -. •: - to the.e contributions an. check for $400 was re01' Opry singer, formerly Uv. d Is Sanford sod now isolde, Easter Sea) Camp is on" cently presented ot the Jo,. In Otta ndo. Test I. ached west 01 lastsad, was pre- estParkSchooltabelpdder tithe lacird N.,.) Mr, $15. sented Is ee,L at the expenses at $ physical these. was first opened about five + 5, BRIlft cabin at Camp Challenge, the The rsstaaM en Wed.p.. TIne.n. Plem. $18 Camp Ford sales are busting out sO over, breaking every sales record In the booki Ford Fever Is sweeping America. You can catch It from a single sideways peek it a '6 Ford. Try Ford's ride and chick your symptoms. Does power ow from your to like power from Hoover Dam? Do your ears hear nothing but wonderful silence? Friend, you've got It-Ford Feved Congratulatlonsi cv es - through the Reapportionment ftew.0-080 County Fac Cajurl Restaurant and Cock. Lounge will bs closed for Indefinite time for remodel. lug under new management, Robed Hancock and Dominic tate. Pattatucci, former manager and manager have ammouncod. John Yost and Mrs La. Verse Clark, who have bought controlling Interest In the establishment aesoeac.4 'fuel' day that they will be closed several ereeks" M redecors. toe. Mrs. Clark, a former Grand Mossy Pri §Iraddock was is ehp.rva of 3. PIlls. a Capri Closes; -I Kr,, Csrel Emanuel. Plc, Play DoihaMoy, and Mt.. Nlchey Nets. Mrs. Midas Robert Adm. Pill, Joined Aerojet' liv, newly appointed ada. Mrs. Made Winkler vu superintendent for the school and teache rs we re Ulu Doris Faber, Mrs. Ralph CouU.tte, e G eneral u executive assistant to the president Is the firm's Washington office After his retire ment from the Navy Is ir 1162 after 40 years of 144'vice. vim By Mrs. SItEIS Hans • • fr.qusnt 1sItor to Sanford, has been appointed chairman of the board of Asrojet-Gener. al Shipyards at Jacksonville. • I'15W MIflI5T5F * e •5 9f you HAVE money we want it!" "It you WANT money we have it!" Dinner Honors I Sa nford received recogul. tlopin the PlnhghtsofColum bus News recently. The U. tlowId. publication, carried a picture of spellin g bee award winners of 81, Richard Coon. eli No. 1357 In Sanford. TALLAHASflII (VP!) The House exploded Is fury Takes Effect have you had Impaired her the Atlanta merchant said. a Certificate Ad Starts Feud Cods 82771 ZIP Committee by an 114 vote today. But It hit the floor, with a lorvl bang, causing an avalanche of proposed amendments to pile up an the - and a $1 cash, award Phone 111-3111 As Tax Cut - T1 tary of vu Speaker for this awards meet. the boys vet. Ing and 'r entertained by Chase and Corn. Pony ethaaMdatadlarrM , Daytona Plan during which ;a-nthrb ?Ijrrath r Mixed - .tiite seer.. guest agriculture, Requirement l.a. 5i. to ...w .•a ..,ru.. est. to recoils and a am KAdaL . Sales s OM Districting "The Nile of America" , against the Communist north today but the main weight of the American bombing offensive was felt in the south where scores of planes hit Communist positions. Fight. rig flared from one end of South Viet Nam to the other. The raids on the Moe Chan army barracks we re the third In three days and sin. By Usitid Press tntmatlonal phased the importance the Tbo sluhing of federal ix, military command attaches else taxes spurred sale. In to the North Vietnamese ansome a reas but most trier, say training cente r. They S Echelberg.r, both of Sanford, Form Degree ** y..u.. are attending the newspaper section of the Seven th Annual High School journalism InsU. tut at the University of Flor. chants across là e nation followed Tuesday's raid on Ida this week. agreed It would take mon ths another barracks only 80 .5. before the full effect of th e rule. from Red China. Beautification will be the tax cut I. felt. The first ra id today was main topic of discussion when Effective Tuesday, levies carri ed out by a dozen 1.4 th e Retail Merchants Division ended an such Items as hand- Skyhawk je ts escorted by P1 of th e Greater Sanford Board bags, wallets, lug. cosmetics, Crusaders. They dropped It of Commerce moot. at 2:10 gage, jewelry, furs, p.m. Thursday at the Chain. graphs and records, phone. tons of bombs and raked the radios bass with Zuni rockets and bar of Commerce building. and television sets, musical g millimeter cannon fire. S.. cameras and Pilots estimated th e IS-mmWe won't reveal the names, Instruments, film, household appliances ute raid destroyed another but those Involved swear this and lighters and mat ches. 10 per cent of the complex. actually happened: In addi tion, the federal tax Before the Communists The other day a downtown on new automobiles was could recover a second wave Sanford merchant stuck his slashed from 7 per cent of a dozen Slcyhawks returnhand out the front door of his and the 10 10 to ce per nt levy on ad with 17 tens of high *xstore to so. if It was still rats air conditioner. was plosive bombs. Pilots said lag, and someone dropped 50 room cents Into It. This Is really eliminated, both retroactive they scored direct bits on between five and seven build. building LBJ'a Great Society. ta May 15. A survey by UP! showed into and left three In flam es. S S Sandra Ellen Beithorn, reaction generally mIxed. in the bitter ground tight. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B!. "You isa see th e difference lag the Communists carried n,or Bullhorn of Oviedo. Is one here" said a Cleveland auto out two determined assaults students named to th e dealer, remarking on inersas- only five miles from Saigon of Dean's List of Concordia ad sales. But across the city but were driven back. They Teachers College, River for- a department store spokes- also returned to the attack Ill. Miss Bullhorn Is pie. man saId ft was too early to on Dung XoeI 60 miles north paring for full-time service In till, of Saigon where the Viet the Lutheran Church.Mluourl 'People aren't going to run Cons, attacked again with right out and buy d ia Synod as a teacher. and automatic wea. and fun," be add.d. mond, mortars pons. Women drivers are danger A Washington, D. oust .Ws. not all their fau*I. parlmont i store reported no Heavy fighting was reportfrom Thu Thud l'rovhms Ose lovely lady we know here sIgnIficant chug. In sal es, 400 mIles north of Saigon In Sanford had to pull off the whila a spokesman for an Atand near the boider of road and stop the other day. lanta stone saw li effect. Nedb Vet N.m Seems her mascara, eye ha. knock + "Tb.7 did not ttle the en, Lash lengthener and what doors down to stint buying," Receives Slate on the St. Johns River * t uS Debby Dalton and Perry P . U.S. is. S. this high honor which was gil. on in boys of the more than •,000FFA students ln the state. With the degrees the boys received a certificati of mliii .1; SAIGON (UP!) . i 1 4 L7 1 * - I.S. Navy planes flew deep WEATHER: Tuesday, 65.90, partly cloudy through Thursday, scattered afternoon showers, high today 86.94, low tonight 68.74. Into North Viet Nam tc day and carried out two bombing raids against t he Moo Chau array bar- VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Estatilished 1908 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 219 racks 80 miles southwc at of Hanoi. In ground planes and Vietnamese troops killed fighting more than 200 Viet Cons thgalong rapidly on three ma. Jon projects - the Sanford Plaza, Commodore Apart. meats and Cable's new addi. lion. Enterprise Boy from their po .;: % o'clock. Aix of Sanford will bs host to the Chamber of Commerce group. A motorcade viii leave from the chamber building it 9:45. The Coffee Clabbirs will reconvene In September with là. Naval Al, Station expected to be host. ard wet the only two boyp I : Last summer meeting of the Coffee Club will be held Thursday morning at 10 it Seminole County U.S. Stores Two Bombing Raids _', Things are bumming In San. ford. Construction work Is go ST. AUGUSTINE (UP!) - By Red Cross Much to the surprise of the During recent jur4la train. bat rations by fishing for di g o he of Nombre Its' A special ecs! in lag by the local Marines In broom. As Sgt.. Robinson Pull' sergeants it was determined The Mission Saturday It Dice claimed m occasin the Deals National Forest, ad a string of bream from U of the Semi. WAS board of director, ' e loon the largest depository of Span, some interest was generated the *tsr and started placing County Chapter of the e mother of 43 Ish th Florida historical docu- note Into the sz.rclsu by native a one pound red breast on to become be suakes. American Red Cross will baly America. ments In the stringer, the aboy. moe. wild USe. replied, Father Michael V. Cannon, held at 3 p.m. Thursday July Benton Sgt. As eating Above are two of several oasis was observed was not covered In the historian of the Diocese of SL ' n the auditorium of "5' snakes which joined the tsr. fish from the bottom of the "This Augustine, made the claim at. • classroom." m in opposition to the Ma. stringer, Orange County Rod Creil - ter announcing the Mission dais. As Bgt. II. N. Beaten had acquired microfilms of the Chapter. Bumby and Central (left above) sad sit. A. Rob- Cancer Drive Short Of Goal famed East Florida papers, Avenues, Orlando. L Inson moved Into their am. There will be a joint meet. has perhaps not yet contrib. some dating back to 1505. u.ns Ritchie By Mrs. bush position, they found send their money di. Most of the microfilmed doe. lag of the boards of directors Volusis Cancer ut.d, above West The six foot ratthat the ument.s are administrative pa- of Osceola, Seminole and Or. masks had decided to use A ssociation is approximately redly to the American Can. or pars of the second Spanish ange County Chaptem DeLand Society in short of Its annual ocr thee. Palmettos for his amcontact 1783. 1821, but purpose of the meeting will her. occupation. Helen Snodgrass, bush position. This diamond goal, Miss donations In some date further back. Tb6 be to act upon a proposed plan chairman, area Enterprise floe. mailing g beck was th4 possessor of has reported. are reminded to Include their documents will be kept, along under which the three county • rattlers. to Span. chapters will be merged Into Remembering their recent She requests that anyone name and address In order with others relating In the a single Central Florida Chaps history relob-Florida may area that the proper con. BY oft Mae arris training, the sergeants d.cld. In the area who was not tar of the Red Cross. Mission's research library. The State Farm Degree, ad to supplement their corn. tact.d for a donation, or calve credit. school seniors In Fit,. Farm. era of Amities, was awarded to Howard Heodersop, sou of Mr. and Mrs. CAllenderion ... of Enterprise during esremos. Ins last Thursday at the State TVA CcsnitlosAsdhodsali Daytona Such. Behest Wilkins of Labs Helen, also of the DeLand HIjb school Chapter. aadftow I hold , at £J5SPO17 ,,sna on House honoring Mrs. Anne E. Luke of Day. Wu• I . .I . . ***,) 6_ - S To Be Talked aJ% •-a 5 in Ocala Wild Life Joins Marine Maneuvers • ,A u.I"; highest honor gins to high #• -a 1..• _____ A RICIFIION was .. Most Documents 0 . P Merger Plans Mission Claims rat and conviction of per- F*46 "a W1 Bang 1 55=Senator Plans Hits House 'Oth lea.., of many nations for over. AFP said a group of about throwing lisn Bells. 300 student' held a rally In - DU8TT flOOTS RIDING Association chuck wagon committee of Mrs. Michael Cosby, lift, Mrs. Howard Lloyd. Chairman, and Mrs. Otis Sjob. and cookout. 1cm a= shown discussing menu for the club's next trail ride P for a summit conference. form and heed of the new Reports reaching Paris said Revolutionary council. anti-coup demonstrations were A statement issued by the staged In Algiers Sunday night official government press sir-v. by small groupd of student' ice today quoted Algerian For. screaming "Ben Bills to sign Minister AbdsIhazIs Bou. powerl" The Trench news tafift an urging Afro-Asian agency Age nations to ignore "imperialist4 , said demonstrators Tnamed efforts to torpedo the June 29 through the streets chanting confermea here. praise for Ben Bells, banging Boutsfltka said the new re. on cars and demanding his gIme has received the backing ' - -. 1' - ThefundwuNeSSdith' .dbyBo,mIeL Smith, of .J - :- . - * - • - -'J, + . AIUR (tYPI) - 'The front of a restaurant at ths mill- University of Algiers and dec. of Algeria's new I Bella aleld orated $ portrait of regime with flowers. wide support for the coups Thise bee heen as word . which ousted President Ahmed Ben Bells's whereabouts sine. Ben Bells. They urged Afro. stni wiisn he vu deposed Asian leaders to come to Al. by Col. ifonirl Boumedlenne, • glersu scheduled Next wesk chief of the Algerian armed "horse ''f51 L e Bella Out In Algeria Coup B .. . .. . : Votes Horn L '' ~ ow 1. .- I - i. r'. r "r.. Page 1t-Ztms1$,1U . nua form a strong organlsatlam to ' -- -- + - +. - - -: + .- - • • -- -+ - - - + -- - I - + - -- - -- + - + + - -- ',- + - -, - - • pricevars. .. ". + + MOSCOW (UPD..-DIplo. matlo sources said today that c_ia laid., Nikolai V. Podgorny, a Ukrainian con. sidered the No. I ass In the Soviet Communist party, has _ .+ - •' + 5 • - of - last month. Sought Gunmen MIAMI BEACH (UP!) Police wets esaiking today for a sed w in than gr made their getaway aVir steeling $U0O0 Is Jewels ties $ seôi,eat, boa, Is a dsyllgh$ tebhsq Tuendsy. I - 1 QuAuffone of the []for fo owing and you [QUALM]foranyof lh olhmI ll Red Leader JU -. camp, by asbuis 01 lb. plot for the summer seslop, . 5 I ,_.. I Seminole County ! Sad Mrs. Appleby said. "We are so gratetni , . 1V' Peat President ICesueth W. many kind people of SemIs. McIntosh sad Mr. and Iii,. ale County who have aide Harold Appisby 01 Sauteed these gifts to the esap I. presented the cheek S. Paul help the crippled chfldres of Murray, camp diveeter. this county. One of the greet A chick for $1Q was needs .f the camp Is for a prtod ties Suter Seal dryer. During lb. rainy amesstrlbetlsus plus $141 In ions such en we had last special gifts 01 amity sill- week Is very difficult to keep that had he __ these youagstera Is dry $EMINOLE COL'TY did its share Sunday toward the building of Camp dselgnsted let lbs sup. clothes." she addedChallenge, a camp for crippled children wi th contributions totaling $1563, Irohv1i wets Anyone wishing to costith. hom the Seminole County presented by Kenneth Mcintosh, put president the Sanford HInts-I. a* for ute money toward $ dryer in Easter Sos! CouimItt.o and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Appleby, chairmen of $100 and ens tram No Re. asked to contact Mrs. Apple. the drive. At left Is Paul Murray, camp director who accepted the check. lazy Club for $41. is ktls by. McIntosh lsat right. .(HersldPhoto). -' referring I. the peMy ci ;S•.•. . 'S -+ :- - -- - oth er __ prevent "chaotic___ conditions" I Build Your Credit Where It Counts + . New or Used Car FinanciaL. 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Plonnhuiy add- isI1 Juns 10, 1955 Pay. IA 1CubanExiles Area Men In S&vtc.F!!1 - Gets $152,000 1*Rpssr, Sanford; trn.st Herman Cantor, hull P$Ite Dully. AlrTi. Cosby, Willie Cbap,sU, Births sata , •• .a lit. and Mr.. Jobs Parkas, Ains Theobald, lan ay . c-t lii,, " N.tUe Wilson, Claudia 111 71 iø. Moty B. trans and be I.lWssrd.ia,.ds Maynard, Ja.. A. IWoob and baby NO boy. William Bled..., Ma *u.* Lanai, Z.sstk Løob, skI. Mars Har.sa, wuWilier Cindy, Jobs Mafia 'lam Irlek, Join ZM, Nellie Miles Moore, Sanford; I . Dark and baby boy, Debra OT$ WillIam. and baby t Di, , D.elSI P ties S. airy Shirlay Bennett, Yates, Tanya Storer, tath. Lab. Monroe; silas Smfth,-Sos Brown Jt O.tiSi* MU 7flSIM Un &1b5Pat$un Betty onse UteS, Sanford; Jobs 01st MaCown, aS. Haiti Jr., JVNI 14, INS 1,1k A. Margaret Sasliwood, Oar. u.v, A4a-: Zob, tabs Karj; L. C. field Pox, Stacy Diekerwe, IteOssald, Labs Moaree; Alias Crbe, tenneth Luck, Oweadolys Mcintyre, C Steven L.ieb, John Mafia stanthi. deWoiski, Jan Ith Mains, D,taad. Dea.., Laredo Maynard, Morris, Stanley D. Yranid lie*a Mr. .d Mn. Iesostk 3. Ma ynard Mil dred Rebecca Pundit., Can Rardup, kafard, a boy; M. Pn$sr, Reronda 3. Caldw.U, Pral.y, Laura lord, Rt.pl and un. WHIM.. Bennett, Sanford; Hetbsrt Olsen, De. Spears, Alma Cully, Jo k..tsI, $ ifrb Mr. and Mrs. Buy; Andy R.pps, DOItOSI. Scer, Jun. Chandler, Rh. RiThu lucy, Sanford, $ isy. Idabsils DeSist, P.m Park; Gleans, Annett. Wing, L Gnash Raul.rson, Gins,.; ole Kilby, Marjoris Moo obdwm BeaMed M.lt, Baby flay Joye. Cooper, Labs Mary; Sanford; Cyrus H. Wills Cellist, Lies lsya.sr, Ties Carol Thomp.on and baby Chuloota; too. Russell, 1] Mails BeXHIp, Join C. boy, Longwood; Jayn. Miller, tons; P.gg' B. Smith, Noi kt, Patilcis W.ldessmn, Tttuavllls; Prank Cochran, Orlando; Betty Ann Smi Labs ll.l.. De1.thsJu Wilifame Darius Veto Beach. Dlerkarges JUNR 1*, 155 Csmea Nary P. Pops, flu. hens Rains.. Bikes C Adasisilena is,. U.00nfilt, Patriels Cat. sails and baby boy, Marks William Till a an, Joyce aft, Samuel Devise, Be Cu, Ththa PoUoek, tibia. Bsma, Carolie Wiggins, I. Ann Uttlea, Patti Boy Psioss, Lewis Gobs... Ernest Hssckiben., Elizabeth Ransbottom, Lawrence lasferd; Mottle Remley, En. Marion, Willis BobIiisoa, bodIk, Sanford. JUNI 11, 1* ia.pd1,.; Diane licLaughlln Thelma Richard, Lyisdell Gob. Mide.Iiu. sad baby girl, Loagood; bell, Jimmy Li., Hanford; Caa.rvs PuU.,, New York, Gannar Thompson, Deflary; Cebit!. White, Isaac II Jam.. P. B.ssaon Jr., Lake per Williams, Jean Jaco N. I. Mary; Christina R.gsnell, Ruby Wilson, Claudet JUl41 11, INS Brown, Trvbss Button,M LoegwoOd. -- Adaldus garet Jounson, uanie& vow Rita. flUi Mall, t'1e Wsst, sanis C, Purry, ImwrMr. and Mrs. Norman John Steed, Patricia WI Angela Robinson, Frank L tricia Ann Barnes, Hanford, a girl. Out Of Jill Congressman A. Sydney Hulong, Jr. today asnouse. .4 that the Bait C..ttil Plo. rids Regional Planning Council will get in additional $12,OOO grant from the Hourky and Rome Ythais Agency to aid ii. areas its eomprehsaske plasniag fir growth and de,elopa..t. Tb. Council covers as area of seven counties adjacent to ths Caps Zansedy Missile Test Centur, Inebedlig Lain, Oseeola, Seminole, Volesla, Brevard, Indian River sad Orangs Counties. In Odando ORLANDO (UPI) - Tour 000 Betty Aaa Plus Sanford; Margaret Bejamin. son, Deltona; Dorothy Wad., Norms Kampi, Joba Spoiski Lab. Mary; Gloria Shinfla., ligwood; Mallard Holland, Forest Park, Ga. 5111,1116 Mr. and Mrs. Chandler, Sanford, a girl; Dr. sad Mrs. Kenneth Wing, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mn. flush Lee Brown, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. William Wads, Lake Mary, a boy; lit. and ltii. Chafes Kamp4, Lake Mary, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Donald qmtth, North Orlando, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Jou.pi Smith, Labs Helen, a girl. bbebarm Gerald Pral.y, Dan)ce Broome, Roberta lichards, Mary Harden, Sanford; Joycs Praku and baby boy, Long. wood. C ezUes, including Dr. Orlando Bosch, bead of th. a*I.Cutro Rivointinary In. surtoetlonal Roeovsry Wove. mast, wets free as bond today and their fowday fut was anded. The four, charged with eon. spiring to Illegally export war munitions from the United States, were released on $I,recognizance bonds sack Wednesday. The bonds were aignud In the presence of f.d.raI Judgs George C. Young, who granted the Cubans a two week eon. tinuanee In their arraignment Moments later, Boech eel. lapsed outside th. federal Post Office Building and was takes to the Orange Memorl. at Hospital emergency room by private car. He was treat. ad lot what hospital authorl. lisa eaUed "simple malautri. t1o" and t.le...d. Beech I reported to suffer from a stomach condition. The other Cubans, idsntlSed as Joee Dlii Morsjcs, Gerido Gutlerres and Mareos dr1guns Ramos, apparently were not aliscted by the lack of food. The four Cubans were at. rested last Thursday night along with two Americans. VARIATION-This venlos Sun m In WA mit it St. Tropez mostly fishnet with stitched-us cups and bib. Iii pants. __ Bulgaria was the last at the Balkan countries to win Its independence. Aviation Machlist's Mat. Pint Class James R. Lee, USN, son of Mrs. H. Taylor of Sanford, Is serving with Attack Squadron 105 aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Shangnl.Ls, currently operating with the U.S. Sixth Th.t In the ljedltar. ransan. He will be In the MadIt.r. rasean inm for approximately six months and hive the opportunity to visit cities In Trance, Italy, Crises and Turkey. SSS Cadet George E. McCall, son of Mr. and Mr., H. B. McCall, 2*17 liellonvIlla Ave., will begin an Intensive six. week training program at lndlantown Gap Military Reservation, Pa., June 18. The program Is an Important part of Cadet McCall. Participation In the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) at the University of Kentucky In Lexington. While in Indiantown Gap, he will have the opportunity to take part in field .zerci.. es, learn how to handle the newest Army weapons and equipment and twelve In.trwetlon In sfflest leader. ship responsIbIlItIes. Thos, cadets who have already received college dc grees will be commissioned second lieutenants upon completion of the eeamor train. tag. The remainder of cadets will return to their universi- ties to complete their degree requirements before being commIssioned. Cadet McCall was graduated from Seminole High School In 1961. Spencer Named 'I SNA Commanda S 5 5 Ship's Serviceman 1/c Aubrey I. Whitten, USN, eon WORLD'SFABTEST of Mrs. Jeisnie IM Whitten of SHADE 601 Elm Avenue departed Fries. Preel, Gusraats.d, Mayport Florida recently Return Died is' aboard the destroyer VHS P.P. y.s, around. pie. _______ Writ, Stribling for an extended d.. tvrei, Uterainte, ploym.nt with lbs U. H. Cary's Nursery, %1ML last U.S. 41 an '7 41. Sixth Fleet In the Medlter. .1 layers.., Pta. ranean Sea. NOTICE 22, and 23. ' Thadreds of hate and be. wildered Sanford citizens, tax bills In band, advanced en muss on City Hall today atlet having received notices O? the weekend that they owe the city money, some back as far sill years.-' A S called UICVLWS my, 10 a. a. City Commissioners voted to recommend that all taxes except those delinquent sine. 1112 be struck from the re. cords. Official action on the motion cannot be taken until the regular meeting ci the commission on Jane is. Pm sent at the called meeting were Commissioners X. I • . - - • • All Records will be open for public Inspection In Town Hall from 9 A.M. to 12 Noon and 1.4 P.M. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June ,, •.. I ctnu1, Frfm Dnrdc Irate Taxpayers Besiege als The appointment of Cap. -. Isis 3. C. Ipeascar, U. S. PpNavy, as Commandant of the Sanford Nsval Academy fol. • lowing his retirement from the Navy on July i, was an. souneed today by Li. Cot. a, superintendent, Captain Spencer, a native of Richmond. Virginia, is a gradua graduate te of the United States Naval Academy, Class of 193$. He received his Muter's Degree from , University of North Carolina. During his naval career, Captain Spencer has had p.,. ersi assignments In the field of education. From 1141 to IOU he served as associate professor and Instructor of NROTC Unit at the University at South Carolina. Tram i 254 to 2955 he was Had of lb. Naval Helene. Department New York State Ma. " titi... College. lees 150 t. 15$ be was Pruf.aeo, of. CAPT. 3. C. SPENCER I) II Naval Science ( paztaest) at e University of North Carolina. Daft bb tam at Be&, Captain Spencer has had l eom"nd of flee ships, plus $squadron of nine Destroy. - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS REEVALUATION PROGRAM .4 Tsvae Ra em Rabotu, A. I. Wilson and May. or J. H. Crapps. The meeting was conducted by Acting May. or Raborn. ApproxImately 000 delia. quint tax bills, some for as little as $1.50 and some for u much as $150, were sent out City "J Finance Director H o w a r d Wbelchsi, on direction of the City Commission, on dellsquint taxes back to 1131. Mayor Crapps, whose signture was on the notices, made his first public appearance In three months at a called City Commission meeting to "try to straighten out this mess." •"'" 'You are dealing with pub. to Instruct the finance owes "I've been besieged with to send out notices to all de. Be funds," Hutchison remind, telephone calls and visitors linquent tax payers, sIgnifying Mi weekend, and I don't know commissioners. "The law the amount due, plus not more what to tell these people," the does not contemplate a gov. than five years interest. The Mayor uld. erument body not collecting by Cornseconded motion was (Wh.lehol commented to the taxes owed them. It Is pass. missioner Joe Baker. Coosidpress that lbe people who des. ibis that you could strike taxes stable discussion followed Sb. cended on City Hall today before in: under the three motion, Including advice from "locked like a Who's Who of limitations, but Sanford.") City Attorney W. B. Hutchison year statute ofas you dare go far this Is as on the possibilities of being Commissioners searched the without running Into trouble able to collect the back taxes. minutes of past meetings and from the auditors." At today's meeting Mayor listened to a recording elks "Everyone Is required to Crapps first made $ motion April 25 meeting to recall es keep their Federal Income tax to strike all the delinquent actly what their Instructions returns for three years and taxes, but was Informed by to the finance office Included, these give some Indication Of Hutchison that the city has no Verbal and written minutes whether or not city taxes were authority to do this, and state revealed that Commissioner paid, or claimed to be paid," auditors would question the Sc. (and Acting Mayor) 51. 1.. Re Hutchison said. lion. born Jr., had made the motion - "The Nile of America" .iljivralb 'anthth ZIp Cod 82771 Pbs.. 121.1111 low tonight near 70. WZATHERt Sunday, 8". no rain; Mostly fair through Tuesday, high today 87-90, SANFORD, FLORIDA N67216 Established 290* MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1965 VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire LBJ Signs or Zscorte, I) J __ wsl Shet Itayer ell the bills be struck fro. list up to 153 am hemlued stats. merits of delinquent taxes and Interest due d.ce 111* hi lest, All before that are to be cam celled. Motion was "Comm by Commissioner Wilson. Co. missioner Earl Higglobothais ano Joe suer win sass. so be present at today's meeting, The motion was In ci recommendatlos to be cos' sidered at the regular meet. lug of the commIssion on June 2*. Persons who be" received notices wets instructed Is check with the city finance 4 tics for an ltsml.sd bill. - Li;L ll,I 1 11 %0 1 at th Hels raw asslgnsdatNor. LA'IJ UUA folk, Virginia, as Assistant Chief of Staff for Operations Bill Today • sad Plans on the staff of Comms'4ev, Service Pores U. S. Atlantis lust, WASHINGTON (UPS) The Ipucers bare two President Johnson today daughters. One Is doing signs a bill repealing or is. graduate work at Columbia ducing long-Urns federal siUniversity under a Woodrow else taxes on a long list of Wilson Scholarship. Their consumer PTt5 ranging younger daughter Is $ junior from automobile, to lipstick, The President also was ix. In high school. pect.d to get a report from Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey on the views of Fka French President Charles di Gaulle. Humphrey spent about an hour and a half with DO Gaulle Sunday In Paris before flying back Washington with America's MW aPSee heroes. Johnson spent a leisurely, long weekend at the preil. long retreat at Camp Day. . I aiàtaM Id, ) flurniont, lid. 4 p5k. . CL mad to confer with Democrat. The proposed new Optimist to congressional leaders for Club In Sosth Seminole coun- $ regular weekly session I AjI' 4 I I: .4.. ty Is b.eosehig tisUty. An. early this morning but postether preliminary meeting is Pon" the misting until ' .' achedulid tonight at? p.m. at Tuesday. Trade Winds Cafeteria in After three nights and two EARLY MONDAY ACCIDENT gerlousip Injured a Sanford N*val Air dais at Camp David. the Station sailor. James J. Maher, 21, of VAR.?, was taken to Orlando P Seminole Plaza. Chief Eascutive and Mrs. e • e Air Force Base Hospital with multiple Injuries. Maher Is suffering from broken shoulder, three fracturedribs and multiple abrasions, State 0n handful of people Johnson "turn" 10 the Trooper L. P. Harrell said the Navy man was charged with failing to showed up last Wednesday White House by helicopter dent occurred it 2:45 a.m. on U.S. have his car under control. The to have their dogs Inoculated from Camp David this morn. (Herald Photo) against rabies at the booth trig, arriving at 1:50 EDT. the lakefront. 17.fl sot up behind City Hall. An. The President arranged a ceremony today to sign the other Ioculatios ü .4 for Jun. U. Deadline for $47 billion .zclas tax cut University • n.w tags andshotsI.July bill. Tb. sigldaf was scheduled 1. Better plan t 1. In for 4 s. EDT. onti mat Suspected I n Death By Barry lAWS "A strong suspicion of homicide" surroands th0 Saturday night death of Mrs. Bachul Wilsos Moughton, 47, 806 W. 18th St. The "strong suspicionof homicide" was yoked this TALLAHASSEE (UPI) morning by W Goy. Hayden Burns said today Hugh Duncan and Sanford he will vail another special Linton Allen, Polk. Chief Arnold Williams. session of the Legislature Fri. Duncan has Impaneled a cotday U reapportionment Is crier's jury and sch.dul.d a not Noted Orlando accomplished biters and the hearing Jim. 21 In the death. According to Chief Willeadership thinks tier. Is the liams, Mrs. If oughton'a body "slightest" chance of getting Banker, Dies found lying in her bed- SAIGON (UPS) something done. Sm-us, back from a 10-day Linton B. Allen, 70, Orlando room In the apartment ahoy. Vlsi Nam'$ new, military gaye printing company. Its eramest founiafly leek over tuna fishing vacation In the b a n k o r, philanthropist and corpse was found by Chaster today with a pledge Is poem Bahamas, said be was frank. civic leader succumbed of a Vsnabli, listed as tenant of cute the war against Cosee ly disappointed that the lawavaism naIl ulutesy Is makers have not achieved any- heart attack Sunday morning the apartment. Williams said Venable stat. scbls,sd. mom than they have sines he while attending eh"convened the current a-day Mr. Allen, a nati,u' of floor. ed he returned home about Nguyen Cu By, ,rmaI session 05 Jima 5. gla, lived and worked In Ban- 11:50 am. Sunday morning, er ci the sir tire., wan Is. Both housee are deadlocked rlllaNr years In looked iato.& bean and stifled as' peemin aid 4 iidh lylng(up the bed, Gsa. Sigupu. ThuS as ttt y seriously hurt. chairmas' ci 'lbs 'alitasy ___ to .rgis1$thu First appa of a bill heWl Thursday when, K±1 Reek of land., is. Venable said he then con. junta at a time of kssusi 'e' lsg•I.sd ebairala Is tSR tactsd lii.. John Cameron, fighting on the ground aM 5*_s. Burns said helNthr with Is I he b.saai chairman who called the police. Pollee Is the air. the leadership this afternoon to emerhlsa of the bák and ft. reports Indicate the police U. S. Wiry piem laaglsl , . with Communist lila. sass' were notified at 1:05 ,i-t. . There were no signs of a North VlsI Nam again lii. complishment. It was Kr. Afles who, ups "The Legislature must bob creditled with bringing the struggle In the apartment, day and ese of thq leris11. at the July 1 deadline ci the StatUs Company to Orlando although there were Indies. built jetswas blasted iii of federal With and Central lions. Another tions heavy drinking had the sky. It was the third sw of realism that If It doss of his nionuments is the area taken placs during the day, tlnn.d "kill"foe Aaestasa Dot accomplish reapportion. the large. Illuminated foun. Saturday, according to Wil. aviator' In She air war merit, It will be done by tam which graces Lake Zola Hams. There were traces of against the Comandsi ascIi, said. In ground fighting Isdey, he courts," But the governor quickly Is downtown Orlando. Mr. Al. blood In the bathroom of the Vietuiamew tre.e killed 40 apartment and on the bid on added that be ii esi the lea conceived the Ides for the which Mr.. Moughton lay, Colltist*nISt gusiriflas Is a court would extend the dead. fountain while on a tour of but none betwes the two. pee.d* attsek an s VIM line U the lawmakers are EUt°P5 and said the Orlando Mrs. Moughton had no knows Cosg strengield iS miles working and there is a showing Utilities Commission on lb. .f the Americas sit they Intend to do the job. Idea. It was dedicated In 1957. visitors during the evening, south it Ps Wsag, £ upebam "Tb. coud prefers that the Funeral services will hi held according to Chief Williams. base An autopsy was performed, ma said IS Viii OM were Legislatur. accomplish reap Tuesday at 1:10 pm.Inthe and according to Coroner killed and esves eaptered Is sanctuary of the First Pr..portlosment" ______ amWildlife answerloricer Off R. I. Jo Duncan preliminary re ports aethsr haUls 15 alas But, the governor said, "U bytetisa Church, with Dr. Indicate Mrs. Moughtus died noetiessi of lilies, complaintshn. me the leadership feels there Is Jobs Aniersos .mslatlng. resident. of Lsk Tony (east from los. At blood. The dead than doing the Job, no chance ol woman had a.vsrsl broken of Caseelberry) dispatched Culpepper has gained an In. of th e chancellor. The new ft would be foolish to continua foot slUgat. TALLAHAUU (UM) the nearly ribs and $ deep gash on her LOIIgWOOd or, which sppearsd_Is the The Board of Regents began sight lute Florida's educe. law will give him the titl, the expense of a session." but according to forehead, mesting today to Implement tional needs that Is probably and a 11th. more authority to He would, however, make lab, about __ William moot of the bleed. rs administer the day.to.dsy them stay In Tallahaues long several Innovations is hot, unequalled, Ing was apyarestly Internal. With hIs 13 csllb.r magnum ongr ess. universities enough to redistrict c executive director of operations of the Ida's high., education pro. As Although the body was to. tosgwood Mayer David I. Johnson, who te back en Two OOS$eS from SIAfOYd gram, Including naming a the regents, Culpepper exit- and carry out the policies set lonal uiats to mist the court's discovered about Wetwutth is reported "rest. portedly an In critical condition 15 $ chancellor to oversee the sal. class many of lbs funstiena by lbe regents. population tests, he said. the job wrestling gators 11:30 mm. and the coroner big comfortably" at OlaMe o- Estitricky hospital following a vanity system.. tsr undergoing ucg.,y did not view the corpse until Mr Force Houptial slier ad' to gel wreck biØ Week in which two The meeting, first sInes lbs ...Uy was viabl, about 1:30 s-ni., time of eringahsartsfla*at$, ispuusas WIO k$.4. 'rise congrega tion of the death was tentatively placed a. Sunday at his hose. sea, theThreptile. Wh.s be Ma, regular session of the Legis. H.riomiy 1*Js,. p1at presbyterIan Church Sun about 10:10 p.m. turned ursday morning beand Is expected 'lii. mayor Is allowed visit. Mrs. My,.. Smith and lature adjourned, MOJIS authonisud the Sanford police an investi. on and Is Is Ward 7 ii lbs found days. two to l as t j Mr. and Mrs. C. PleuIg Committee to Of rating. hospital. te asdlist sit and Be the huts Helibto see. Also .xpeclsd is ha easot en the hesk. whieb seed with development ci a'. Is cussed are the resrgealsatlos Th , ti Iut.td. ey os ° plan. a new sanctuary azui he had set the sight belies. .1 lbs otf.ea*pus .dscatlos Many of the creatures Community Hospital is expansion of the cb.i1h'a edo. school at program, a law catlosial facilities. A ceiling My. were driven to the lakes Ins saw, ral thousand persons Se ity and rs ve OPEN ML elderly eouple from Florida Stat. Unive was established under which Centrsl Florida, wben - An new attee tis. grand opening Tennessee was killed In lbs progress being mad. an ?410HTh1 the program was to be plus. spd swamps dried up secat an J S. stiuth,s . .ac.ad .t. Is$etdsy t, sad bead drough the recent near Ovl.4o. They were Everett Shopping P18 Thu itlaliler, lbs Rev. Ore. :t thaw were unweleome Clu4abola, 71, and his was, The job of university chin. of55.the Diltona " vet C. lowell Jr., pointed out celior-creatod by lb. lees who L.dla Kay Chriehola. SI, of that lb. bg In which the Not so long age 1k-: lb. Humboldt, Tuna. LegIslature -Is almost cer- The shopping plaza Is I.. service was bslag bald was lived 05 lakeS :go cated an Deltosa Boulevard $ " ts eua eM. bad ucved ever friendly eIgbb.cbesd rater Joe Garnet. of IliSsid $ U-acre site. Tb. eight as Be Cove City, Culpepper. s.grp $ANVOIUIDS tsr grasted. but Ia osit a lijired, second. ss.cutive director .1 the units In the second stage Be bet larger and more modern 1 years they have bSCus an plaza represent an extrig to the Kestacky Itats gents. COYfON P11 facilities wield hi Ia buyIng '' $5 their Culpepper has been disic. pojI.y5 of $300,000. ______ Polio.. lbs sipasdiag p,JiW with 7014$. 145$ trluers a flood of eO tar of the regent. 554 115 The largest stirs in the and the uy..lrmIiIe. and that. plants to iW .stenemsflt Predecessor Bused ef Cantiel l.ad.n..4 plus Is ii. Winsblur srad us ci Is4'a slace 154. He Is 0ev. lay. Dixie loper Market with 11. I1I vimabea. don Burns' aboics for the so.. of shopping U ft was isceaght ut to the dieThe lael and SWIM poet, and It is unlikely I Wattles Is addlUes to Wina. er1-thstM,oel4bsovet .. . Cvb of Biuns-oppolated regents Will Dials, sib., salts Include tie peers buses any new 111 (UM). fAi. loors the chist ox@cBthV'* drug store, baAer shop, toblea d.idsk aM.. is buildisgs woaM be In me, beNaval L.._1. )( Roy Cullas, $ to gsemna.st choice. xi. shop, pluasbiag 'sad else. pipa las pests, Ufllkit'UU ssis thU rights uhII,ilet, was During his U years In lbs contra trkg ctor, ut ilitie, ° ___ that the plianiag and coisslacan and s4. The slab Is open _ ____ today by President education field, which began floe, doctor's offlus. hard. __________________________________ Ito take this masy madhe. A.y chosen on woor 5aMS 5 t54ee $ : 4ev, ft.. 1$ am. tel P J Ud case ci the and, 7.11 Peed store wars QS lbe secretary of A"evenings $ WN. p,jusl we akad and lbs Market ,eIg and s 311. is She ruling an. skeW husk 1. Macide, Jr., low Pb" Is isv distil of lbs Cu.. Nomad on An a*. lbs .1is thof is. Pr±$ of DeltiSS Corps,. BSttST , In mr Rultu aisetse ga,dless of lbs !nnit ci the a. HONOLULU (UPl)-Vsq. atlas, said the .u..i.4 pope. y leek ins up aMer She -L new Is *vor 55lin Mt the Csa s. luth Marans rs the po,ulI1"l bedy Is earypieg Ibee took a sl1, im These 5,S US faIHes DELTONA SHOPPING PLAZA Is .offIcIafly be r T pset, lysg laid ui Lake Can. psttaest 1$ ka • by IJjott Las of in. Deftus ad •.iusst aM Is : eaMimep, turn ter lbs butter Isdey, bet Is s.d and P. IL P014 un ----------'-- -------. 'r ' --- fl- D. d.aNeu we set .Øal.11. 75 homes hew bees ue VUTJ1PWUIITaAaUCA w wwi 1w em w- - -w who 1015 moss or as i. a' ass de, Ol en '..sbsut the .esdItleu of She plated go a to..aas .511,. . *lp NOW. rs,.sd.r ILsa34 ?howl peIc,ms.t QCPsltoaa. aft -Jim ci Zee -' -:-; sadly, . New Viet Ham Administration ToSeekViday was a ee SAVE ENOUGH ON LA TO PAY FOR A 4 is.. ea4. '4, Poworgilds P.,., SteerIng. Fount s., c a C Creep Mr. wow, Mister, Fruit silt NOW WAS $3157.10 CORVAIR MONEA COUPE .00 OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC "U' HOUDAY COUPE tstM Glass, Wrest leer irata, Deer t4.e Curds,laNOW Wipes., Air Cud.. C Id.. Mitts,,Psw.r leak..,Tubs Hydra. mask, Pew., Isuclig. Casts.Delis. Steed., Wheel, C.r.c,1 Whitewall., Bask Up Lamps, Clack, D,l... ladle, Heater. WAS 4310." SOLD as NOW CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 1 D. Sides ICyL, Muster. WbIt.walla, Peabbutts. Radio WAS UILU COIVAIR COISA COUPE NOW Whitewall., liaise.$l5l6 NOW NOW Presbyterians Vole To Build New Sanctuary - NUt CHEVELLI IN DILUUp,,hk, Wind 111s1d. listed W Cs,.,.. WhItswaIl., C &CGes Mayor Suffe Attack 4-Dear rnm Ieat Isis Who*' OU*ISOBIIE DYNAC 'W Glees. U j0PteUs Mireas', A Lii., i. DIsss,Vs w ftA ___ ___ NOW . for ____ ___ NOW CHEVROLET INCAYNE j, $ Des, led.. S.CyL listed WbMul4 Wiftew Mda." WAS 3502.3$ ?II CHEVY YAW NOW 'Si! 4* Thee. US Rh I4tlj ar Deer Glass Liz lest, p i'Gisie. 1vi 0s57 leer _______ NOW $350431 ' ____ -. WAS 2173.11 $214483 __ SALES .Oldsaiobi1. • Chevrolet __ Collins Gets Commerce Post _______ OPEN ' , ____ ______ - 1 ____ I _ .__ __ $ _ - ___ 7 •. • . __ _ • • S.PM I I VICE 1PAMbd STREET ud PALMETfO AVE Rhft ___ ______ __ 2507 PARK DR Crowd Ut Thousands . ti_I MOTOR Cadillac Attracts , ________ NIl 1) • $2134.19 _____ LARGEST S P.M. SATURDAY - ___ _ ___ __ ___ ___ . . / .:- ____ ____ ___ _ - __ __ - c I ____ I -------- 1 Openlflg Of Deltona Plaza Mecitap, II.1P, habbnllen ladle, WVSewsIk, 4.Ds.r careft, Heater, _ 2140.10 WAS THEAREA'S: li W. huT IT. am, _____ ______ AUIU UIrLAT 'Crifical' After Kentucky Wreck fight NOW III HP, listed WisMield, Whitewall., Meeter, Wrest lest WAS 24*11 -5; of 4 Sanfordltes To Be Named By Regents VACATIONIN IT! Cl., CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 4.DOs, ludaa, *.$pe.d Wlps,.Wahsr, Pewoeglids, l.Tsu. Palat, Master. WAS $3750.50 , Chancellor YOUR NEW CAR CLET BEL AIR - Hall City o on the St. Johns River Seminole County - I •1' �4' - -.-.- ....-. ...,•. . ..- . ... I . - - 0.1 • 1 In" IM . * u Base Closing Power May Be Softened Today um. r ~" r bLbUIIJ v I L D A FEUI•.: - th p . . JVIUUI 1S WA$fflNoTofl (UM - Iutsflatlons across ft sees. power esus$1eu with be. last VOL try. The 0"Is gseu wIS met In dosed sessiss to am as lbs fufl eusstmeIk,1 msuure, was expiated to del.te the seto prosislos and The leests Amsd Iv1sse eu&lt* WSS map.de toI&7 to Sf15. a Muweep ire,id pmlslos wbte mild Win Cón,,us with a vets seer adunistretice fss ISuiini *.bsst I. 1k. Ifawa&, w%s ...ide thid amts,y base sIo.*sgu see em autAtkSmalW?. Leers, the sew ebsimsa of the Now Amid h.$..i • U VI • "a amombs, bwa no" soploce It with Pont* O)MM to *"No* _asidss- X language stating ad ether ad.. •"" n. ,,isi.., al 1i Is ii Interest Is bass ekdow stratus sifleinla a wist during ob. mipags by sbsvtM0 per. lbs Mous esreJos of lb. and other saab dedsiouL IsIS .isiislssa$ pse'.1u.'s 5s$o5 wader Net The seta puowWe. was 440. far No thin ,ss.rt .Itv. $1a bithus saftar sea Ta ipt I 6b 15dS7 if MOW IM "m bill, we. .ssMsrsd taeb.4 to On ui.km .s einwlwa. S R Aasu.a hsesu. ____ It as.i4 the Ify before a ,hlisry. 011., Cssgrsealoaal News: spokesman for Miferse lbs listlossi A.eodstics of fanfauulNs and lb. Asesri. ssu Pidera. uw FOR .i....ii ..L.' fat IbsttM$ dome Military its, D.S.C,, U pert if a livers sad Iii immils.. lisa wets ssbsdulsd to test. Aft liv. 11 7, o..sti4 late IMá4qs0dudiarIil th$rqulrsdsbostlNXa' ç. ___ WM to 81101110a Is IAMIS Mrs. M. Church Farm-fl. lest. Agricul. VrL Xa17 C. Church died at ton and T:lOs.m. Saturday .tslieal contimase bearings an the gwmbg bow afl. a hag* administration's omnibus Warn, farm bill to revamp and eow So was a m.mbsr if All dane most major price sup, hosts Catholle Church aid was port and prodwila eostrsl lbs sister if the Isle Mrs. Be. far Iset A Cassius Or. programs. National Crises ad the Pus. hitaisa Fusseal as.e in set lutist lisaufacturisi La. charge if arrangensAL __ ,-NEW YORK (UPI)-hesit. 1M M. flared, financier sad trusted adviser to eight U.S. Presidents - from Wilson to Kennedy -died Sunday night. H. 94. Bunch, one of the nation's most famous elder statesmen, suffered a stroke In his Manhattan apartment. He died isv.ral hours later, at 9:30 p.m., $ coronary occlusion. IN kw wMek Wn To" . . daIry specl.l. . MN. ISM • Dies Sunday Mhks, Criessif Dli.., ,4..I I czsurs huts, W,IllILOskAvesss,$.e. xis. V. N. " 111104W. .7th. IC"sz'DRoIIs / (J Biscuits •) ft __ ............ 1') 290: •.........,.......... SO"41 Q161OW 0 Sonoma 4 0"M DIXIE CRYSTALS EXTRA PINS GRANULATED Pun 290 Cane, • fr.zeisf..d. . DOrang. Juice ..... 6 `!oml 9. . bed &W IN saw" ow N I. PRIU AU IPPICTIV1 III. JUNI 21, 21. 31, INS S ' hg11NU we bar Vv-11114 Not ho * as" adfaargrasdl hbo 4% OBabyLimas .u.gw d Memo, III. • loo Boleman !font RS •••• H' P greed. • • _ sad milonsal rIusIS, I 1W TO MWA . ,.•• . LETTUCE - • . • Pork & _ . ____ aerate.. 01MMUN romed Neves to #100 t --i ---- i•i, (s ApphSwNo.. UOc p 79c ansi. 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TABLETS .•.- Upeeè •,o C.F.M. . • . 5• *IMITII• PORTABLE FAN • • .rz,safttMt . .5 ILIC FAN AM Steel Pie ILAVOSI I. •NswpissHvs,l SPECIAL. ruRCHASE . Ally. ,,, . • SPECI* ftft • use sn.ra. SOLVE YOUR STORAGE •PROBLEM 12 . - 2.Spud Oic1atln 'Cologn. .w.sJIs_ .11*...I• . j :g • 'arY SPECIAl. i• • •• Net- on son • . DeconesfaOCS 19C . k.Nsue)* AM FO f"'My. AM easy and Wawsr PAD • . UAOJIJflD • lIt CIIfl5• um Iftr is CAN as i.s Ysh. 5.,88. VII I 6 . k.r.Fry.r rc .:...:: IV, 9f.copiivy yr. 209 W. FIRST ST. 322.3649 1' -• 1'. ______ Planter" '*E. 1.96 lie r'' • ' : -'--I INCORPORATED •SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT KINSSifl' .101199. •_•_• •00 l&tI_I YK A • • ALAN AC HL " CLOCKi.A'.$) AEC 9 ...•9 1 VONSU NUdISt I *0* 88'. i1 FATIGUE MAT I"Al 1 8' low, • L" VAO )/4"i$Yd mom" oft 1611 614110 am a .. C _ • L'!' v4ur"r NUAY . Viwt COMPARE _ TOM- 11SSUI AJAX. el CA w, IIVNOLL. 21 7. Buff 17 • lsu'4sd 911115U : 3 8. . t.96 -9 " :KM Stulox OCAMIM 19"ATT. 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AM 62c34c ' 66 64 I 9' '4 7 49c ALL PUNPOSI "Your ftknft Feed D1r -.$fMlflSd - p5. $LIO pspu, asrin CalL Piles itañ Al LOW Al MWAIMAD I Pd"h Not 'la1NTu U INS) . OW Pt.s._.AksduI SUNIWS 5Isi.c. SicMI 89 Ji.47..1O9i23E62c ØJ.11I, pJ) _______ OWENS POUDENT PALMOLIVE • •ft . DENTURE RAPID . DENTURE ArWIe.4iSqeits WE SERVICE £ REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS Vid ., 11. 91111 . lox of 40 with Iroe. JmitI) '- IE 1L Ciii Csfsst Al lasi I4I - MiaIoms,y 1925 Aisms Amme-WMIsr Pail PEIALS!. Ti.pai pod Rae. We WIN Ak • - -•--- I S INS 41111101111a lIes. do 490 w.i a, ii ' a 5achar1s Iuffsth • M.alox I •. 2572 1 C....y lwd-04.sd. kO) Suoth Ouass. Ats,- tssusds 701 South O,t.mó A.su_Wisier Pail Ismimsis Flow Shuppin; Cidst_t,u.lsrrp tested 111010 10M, Wad Shepplss IM.17-92 AND ONORA RD- . Toothpaste S I Nw* Crass. Avessu-Olsida MCES GOOD THRU WED. LIMITED QUANTITIES SOME ITEMS 2eL Why Not Enjoy An Air. Conditioned Cu This Suaer? ish,LM0I.."To -• isssciws MNØ IS___ __ 11111 111 1 ..• if raw veown we lam sommort Hwy. 17.93 aid Osars Dr.. aford SL, TUM WlD lAYs 5 4 SP ECIALS. ale ETI Nwi* HOT DAYS Isafted Plus wil, _ H II .-: r2 Sanford Plaza ITedw a &WV ow SO •. •1 I • I I I I I I WUIP.I W 1ILs uses Pill?vs a Nfo in new..WUnj 1 i msvew ""vivo vou 26.7 ON prondletW& to a.. LATOK 'S . r 9 'I SWIFTS PUMWM KNILD$ ex 01 of moloomplIm Now pOAIIttdIss Seth Se.s5. Se CA* "d 'Co MeWs smisses ,s Avent, Baptist d.rgaN.ast. Sirloin StaksuL SMOKED TuBon Adook Staks '. DAISIES' ClubSt.aks..u'l' The Top b ind u) & slit • ea to be In Akron. Orarnkow Funeral Horns In charg, of local arrangements. U. Cdr. Marsbsfl S. WIlt. shire, it, of Hollywood Trollor Park, Sanford, died Friday. A graduate of Southeastern Qj University, Washington D. C. ho retired from the U. S. Navy In 1951 after 30 years service. He was native of Ithica, Mich., and was a Mason and a Shriner, a member of the Legion, Morristown, qAmerican . 1 .1 •1. V.I,a,t Chu h In On Diego, Calif. Survivors are his wits, Mrs. Weds Wiltshire of Sanford; his father, David 3. WiltshIre if Onawsy, bitch., a brother Donald Wiltshire ci Osaway, and a sister, Mrs. Charlotte Webster if Muskegon, bitch. Brisson Funeral Home Is charge of arraagemeeta. $W1PII PUMWM *OTIN IOV, IN$PICTID HEAVY WUTUN 51ff I las ssr assat I I a / ; .. O I 0 FOR THE FOLLOW100 STORES-ONLY I Al EGE FROSTED SPRAY . grandchildren. Services and burial were UMT 4 PIII*AU WITH PURCHAISS OP$L000IMau I IMñ fl'win *.puEl CouigOn Ii Retired Navy Officer Dies P111180 Iuk... 29c i • ., 19 ce . . . . . . rru-TPe aches . 0 0 0 a"2SC C - `R PA I N IS grandchildren and six great __ ____ ans MAIZITAM Morse of Peninsular, Ohio, and Miss Susan McNeil of Akron; a brother, Darwin Carter of Ira, Ohio; 17 loyal. Gelatin. W1Nallafin-Penses P)2 ~ a a= soft0. daughters, Mrs. Patricia DILICIOUS AUOITID FLAVORS F. L longtime friend, former Secretary of State James F. Byrne. who Issued a brief statement Sunday night. Other survivor, are eons, James D. McNeil and Marvin • U. McNeil, both of Akron; • K E P% D C Baruch bad been Ill for more Vernon McNeil. She was a diet cook In a hospital. 590 T. than a month, according to his Mrs. Fannie McNeil of 909 Jefferson Street, Akron, Ohio, died her. Friday where she had been visiting her son, PUICHAUS OP 51.00 01 MOlI most opm .•• c INS) am on d VSKs sliflb&.r DeWs, ui.. state.,* Ohio Resident • Dies In Sanford UMI? I PIIAU WITH '1 1111110. 1.11.4 • 0 Chop Su.y ,.,.,,,.,." 0 ow __ 5.1.1 9 .11.3 C11111111140119 SOW Now ____ abiding love for his native . . . Sugar 39 SkèlpsPsedk.s&., mi I __ W& UIâII$ Li.lei if Orange Juice -Par. I "He put up a tremendous As soon as the death was an. fight," said Byrne., 'the grist, nouneed the tributes began. old warrior that he was." "We has, lost a remarkable Death of a coronary occlucitizen whose acumen and snsr. sion cams at 9:20 p.m., nearly glee have benefited the nation three hours after he had ant. as well as countless good fired an attack at the Bait • causes," said UN Ambassador Side apartment. At Bunch's bedside when be Adlal Stevenson. New York's Mayor Robert died were his children, BernP. Wagner said Baruch was ard Jr. and Mrs. H. Robert • "truly s great New Yorker Samatag; his secretary, aurse H. devoted his life to helping and two physicians. He was born April 19, 1870, mankind." Showman Billy Rose, a close at Camden, S.C., th e son of • friend of Baruch'. said: "Dur. Ilmon Baruch, a physicisa Is Ing the put 45 years I have the Confederate Army. • never known him to do a As presidential adviser It through two world wars and small or moon thing was privilege Its know him. I the Korean conflict, he was the nation', proponent of pre. ahaU always miss him." O.. Robert McNair of Ba par.dness-both military and tech's native South CUOIIn* industrial. NOW s Frees. Jewel Olemulsil i sea, *s o 1N8 remember him as a man who walked with presld..nta and kings but who never lost an of at ties k.Wrn,s list sad Provides fir Elsie if up to 1,OOOaad lespriew H Isomfi 0.. .s -r 0* 00*.. -- 21, said, 'South Carolinians will was IMP Dkwd Court an obaw rkft drumbealm us. Baruch, Famous Financi.ir, Dies - esmmlttes socisttss wets .'44k4 is examining sisSies prepsala IPPuw biters the issmltts& to reform eosgrs.sloul ma. 1W wIth the prssWos that Ethsr the Mesas erSenate soeid sate pending or M.s4 bass desings. U the mussurs Is cleared todaye lunate leaders hop. to king It to a floor este late Ousterl H 9ff _ '. 0 I I 4 'I �4, -.,--. ,p. am W" an 11111* $'W $ f .. Gresham' sLaw —.. ____ - ______ . .. '{4' I ..... ______ Quiet, OId.tbsa. Your asmory Is " ___ 4r And No Wb pan khk%M wm fbd 0 nd holilm. bW aW lam wbat bir& en be siimiin WMM am% ft ob. AM we Do Wt Whh to be aadift but vW ya w% ad ft to be tW . pat"Uro4mm rnock Do Awl& POW— UNW141 -0181ml am V s r. Crone' 1" amic Worry * Ni 'N US irtlil tour !h NO f be bach AM hW Mw MW 60 1 V" W" 0 P*OW 13 led It I ItisM h'a of p 11 a is Wdowne 0a emet ~6 11116" 60 6" to deep and overlaid with is Per berm - li-_ king to esp up ,.. am piayt° i s , "mes in us plass tor the Jesse" bet are meanse,. the. to dig I,su4,e J$4 . wT55 ____ ,•p, . etters .eiI,i. ___ L II To The Editor 1W a 086W " a me your Barbs NEW OFFICERS of the Seminole County Life Underwriten were install. ed at a luncheon meeting at the Capri Restaurant rftfttly. At right retiring president. Donald Tabor congratulates incoming leader Wilson RobInson. Others from left are William Morgan, vice president and Charles Toole, secretary-treasurer. Not present for picture was first vice pyosident Ray Gazil Members of the new board are Roy Peoples, Wesley am (Herald Photo) ilton, Roscoe Taylor and Edward Miller. . • - shut IS whd ria get _____ aduri. Ins. S. I.. il_i M 11! Ilmowe" Ufa, Demisa Im" am SM Nab swim ________ Ii 'I I 8600PS4 1 Ma. 9116118111 UNder - - • 1 SUPERIOR, CAREFREE SAVINGS - II - 11— I - carmt earnkp of 41K% a yean P1. $ 16 I" hm MA 4M spud ft $ Mist = ___ • • .• WIUI5USJ - I . N in ' ' urs TOP BrKkd I 1111011~11 siA&TS$ £. Ssu11w. alTOS LII romm vesmaulk anomem - snow 11114~w . - • saw _ • __ La,sitIitaS Homo 661111111111 ___ Z26 ____ . - __ 61111104 twiar, 811189111awliftil Sao* -___ mau".s. so W4111111 - - . - - — = -s-- ___ St e a'i -___ __ '- os - we .s.. __ E_"T --- t1 'N - - - -. • - wb. wai • •i. W . . Iwo V004001 ------s - -- -e---------------- aaM? -- I, I Itabbe. twrh.H: 2-% 19 "M44. P13111 PA*U$S RYE BREAD I iII So""IOU 4"a a — 001M 01000 SO& — Aft= a - _____ CM ayedIB botesi It'u good to an oft diair In dw club . - ----- I M nd '°' • MOM French TURNOVERS . Fries 4/1, • . m ,• • 19 FRM - MNTAP1 MOWN BLUEBERRIES S "1. $ Whet bea. s the drink that sosssi with sheomjgosI.thqw'beitP oiled peruses in the ama. • 9 - i1 advised 19 APP 't!.U.1i' 3 z PNOLSOURY J &Li £.. - . 1-LB LOAF 0719 - • • • p I.,.y.su juos ' Wary CA",Kl chudemsy, Mrs. ;.,55Phr1z Mrs. Petty Hall, Mrs. Juna $ehmidt, Mrs Evelyn Knight, - g a SALTINES neawi" aerof Wei Mrs. arm Borretk Mm øku$.1 •— ARROW STA CH CRACKIN' GOOD . As HALF GALLON WHITI 110 R i" liii - • • tails £ bws were XM Kenneth Wri h Mrs. Mass) Yates, and Mrs. 1118411V - - • Starch after Taking doubl, courses to -- - p STA FLO R In ° • -' - • - HALF GALLON R". 470 ilof Conference - Iavstbg YS lSP at FIRST FEDERAL In asrt to I ONes 1NJ - I __ m sew ,ssini iijstiii in 611100 U UI los -.. - - 19 .... • cLes The was NPON* somd by the Dorms Welfare Pto flmetadto. auiket - MIVI wommumomm - BUTTER course Forest - am. boom 811MM ' • t1st - SOUTH - camp bold Lake Acid. recently at • assy. tow" $ - g DRIP PAEANUT - offmak" ba*% owy of WA • UtMoSt — Reg. 990 .. 40-oz. Jar A amber of local residents attended the Rom Naming Course conducted during the • - 5 p.sa Miles Isatitd, ?WIdi Mms has $1. lBS ? 'ya?.slusSt 6 to 10 lb, Avg, QtJA14Tfl'Y RIGHTS RESERVED Co • kSd dh MO pIØd QUICK FROZEN W-D BROAD BRL4MD *tcs GOOD ThRU JUNE 2350 club also was selected to at. Mrs. Joan Battle will visit tend but will be unable to relatives in Dies Ms. Casselberrv h' snake the trip due to asth ma. Thelma Kos Litissourt. nolde ,U visit Douglas Vincent Cochran., Leaders for the girls are an relative* D 50, 1029 Crystal Bowl Circle, en Mrs. George Jakubcln Jr. andGeorgia and Ohio. Casselborry, died Saturday. leaders for the boys are Fl Boulder, Cola., to prepare moved to Casselber. for N. Y., ]Paul Lukas and Joe Bsttlih the now Earth Science pro- ry nine years ago from Ocean Also making the trip will be he will Introduce Side, N. Y. He was a ProtestMrs. Joan Battle, Principal grain. which next fall. and to the school a veteran of World War and Mrs. E. L. M Ford UI vaca. it. and bad been employed by Mrs. :. R. Battle whoseusing. cab- tion in Kentucky and Virgin. the 1. a. Burton trucking firm. In the gmp will beI. . is. Mrs. Robbie Ambrose will Survivors an, his wile, Mrs. Return do graduate work at Middle olive Cochrane of Cassalborry, Saturday afternoon. Tennessee State CoUsC& and two an, Douslas P., SRI Edwards will go to Cot. USN, and Edmund C. Bes.eI1. logs Hil l, Ky., while Mrs. USAF, Calif. mplete Judy Drommerbausen will Niblack Funeral Rome, Cu. Group visit her family In Minneso. s.lberry, In charge of arrange. meats. ta, ______ Noal 010111111b Mm. Mu.uM 0s Gomm , Slowing panibeft a howl Amd 40% Pr We M* tw a beesel For *0 1" ild dom Urine to MA *119 bsbk"bl $ii1II U 55.4 Bell"" 611111blims a 190111 LL 6 filing, and equip. storing materials currently being held at Long. . . Barbiqu. GRADE 9 making In- Mm Nell Dmoding, directors ventorr. chocking books, and of the recreation program ment for the summer. wood Elementary School, There were conferences, have announced special ac. faculty meetings, and for the tivitles scheduled for the for Cookout or KOSHER FRANKS Jors; Mueller, Philipaddition to attending mum. and Thursdays. Lukas,Rudy George Bradshaw, mer school at Rollins, Curtis and Steven Lukas, seniors. Hughes Ian a D v • vuiumuw1 and ., Btoarbara . Grand David Fox of the junior visit yon. iaranu '. : REGULAR 980 Psrft r will - _____ t. 1111111 "s we* plan ft P on pod obbp le OW . . vey Geiger. Mrs. Harriet Zu. contest will take place Fri. Th. trip Is being sponsor. ras and her husband Paul day. Students are reminded to bring their own supply of ad by adult leaders of the I trip t the New Yo clubs for top students who World's Fair and then on to guru' Arts and crafts, music, were chosen from record Maine athletics and special contests book entries, l ire. urus an r fla Going are Linda Duds, husband, Walter, leave July are held Tu,s4ayi, WednesMary Jane Kelsey, Janet At- I for Franklin, N. C., ro days and Friday@ at the who school from 8:30 until 11:30 exander, and Peggy Lukes, they w U * mountain sin, while young people go junior girls; Debbie Jakob- can. cm, Mary Jane Mikler, Deb. Mrs. Sarah Cul ,len w,, ,,. skating Mondays it Skate City and swimming Thum. bie Rountree, and Margaret days at Land O'lAkes Coun. Mueller, sonfor girls. surgery a me fl r an try Club in Casselberry. Stu. Boys are Miks Lukas, An. 57 dents must provide their own drew Jakubcln, Stanley Lu. h take transportation on Mondays ku, and Gary Roberts, jun. NeT ow York World's e7air. In - ___ & Tender mouth of Homoussa. c I B ?' nt$ Announced For I. ninth gra. teacuers, I. a task ween. student OnWednesdayababypie. of evaluating each Sixteen members of Slavia being promoted to Lyman ture contest will be held with ribbons to be awarded to its. 4.11 Club will board the St. High School. Luke. Christian flay School Many of the faculty mom. dents with their picture as bus at 1 p.m. Thursday in hers have special plans for youngest baby, one with most hair, curliest hair, fittest front of the school for a the summer vacation, baby, and others. camping trip to Classaho. Jo An Rowe do T h S bubblegum blowing witaka on the Crystal River graMdrs. uate work on wlIt Har. CWHA Herald Ar.. Teachers Ready For Summer Slavia For Scheduled , mrnnri ri 91 uUUI1IlU Tri P - Special Evenis Recreation __ ' South Seminole Junior High have completed four b.dk By Jane Cusslberry Teachers at South Semi. post planning days spent in 5)! Dew sal. Junior High School grading examinations, filling out report cards, completing Coach Walt Dzurus and DAY With Small ____ ., - i'pr ••l.:.; - ____ GAINESVILLE (Special)- ii weeks, seeordhtg to Prof 17 adjustable to handle plants er reports that "hand trim. a mechanical mesni of hap of di. vesting. I s is sonsed plants will still be Ing in South Florida which cultural sn&ew with the shallow and deep. March I Planned dons by eont*oUlng the cut- needed. may ease the plight of the Stations, PHILADELPHIA. ILls i state's celery growers-that "Tids study to to develop ting depth hydraulically, be Celery Is one of the top (UPI) — A bI•racIsl group of crops In Florida, accounting civil rights workers planned to of Inadequate labor supplies, the functional requirements added, 12 mU.s through this Experiments on a macban. for a celery harvester. The Preliminary results mdi. for more than 11,000 5CN$. east central Mississippi teal celery hamster sxe be. experimental machine Isn't rate that celery can be bar- The Experi ment Stations re. Ing conducted by researchers meant as a prototype, but vested with a root length searcher explains that, on the countryside today to commem. with Florida's Agricultural simply a field test machine suitable for market. Damage average, It takes 250 man- orate the slayings of throe Experiment Stations' Depart- for drawing up specIfications has been cut below standards hours per acre for harvesting workers a year ago. ment of Agricultural Engl. from which manufacturers set up by the inspecti on and trimming. It's estimated that this fig. Akron, Ohio, Is knows as can design commercial bar. service. neering. Research from these tests vesters," Prof. Beeman said. There are still some prob. ore can eventually be reduc. the "rubber capital of the should be available In oever. 1 The machine must be quick.] Ims, however. The research- ed by 50 parent because of world." when the half dollar, dime and tws.bit the dime, quarter and half dollar. Reduce their sliver pieces, noo. $ content to not mud: r" on. ver dollar will sot be cban& Was Car-Trv* hmN so Oak It is ftr Ildis is fScePV ed because no more dollars sosea.v'NMeg m is parents so w t-. pej.ims nuAll nombw %be% 8 PUMAS" ow how home MAKWO Iffen", 'd are to be minted for some dbw The ammpW sar jaw a totalitarian form of sov. Swill Print of the rftdp time. If ever, and American. when yes purchase a hose Sabli lot Pith 5551 5511 in ed th. Sd. St tswsl p y, the ernt Indicated he had pap4 - . C. Pubes have pp51$ad a feeling about the ill. Sit., thea 25 own ,.. ogaters also lbs se yard, y... i.. i. — .'ws ' wr - .. ...oee ... eon grant ws . wiUie gard.n Is where It t • -.,-..1ii '• 0 ar ri. 7 WIne S• e vu .,1u,tl, e vtus p.. hey! , ,, iS wiui,rIcost$,gtQraIasagg.ist cogidtlon nor tOtand when? fes.eCdtbsjoh5fllreh8e. nelth.r re b.aresldoliai,notaeop. daddysad mother CAll W.411s (IsllteL. K h pen phony. elety, in whIch the writer irene. Is parties of dIffering where these Sanford dolrazi head of lettUce. II, in the asthor St twa isisv stttlag 1* a par1s in S pulls it sib Ilow St a hiy or lobe a states that "dsaesisey Is a epinle.. This s not Amesi- really went. Es else wesliTs ' The foregoing quotido. Iisghui 3It.beyu, If any ae.dy v,ter.a will vs. The l&t5 late merle in the about coins of lesser and very bad a resist e,.abing trip ::1ag keg evestogs TIIn skyliasi claim .._, 15 the i1tt$I greater Intrinsic value Is plus is $ 11e. Ii SlITS Y5 cents if benefit maSk Uatil you child emeb.. of messed aet laws." to Lii Angus.. * was. din. belete a TV in 1u4iu p Ilieve _, from each dollar .sllieted. isle, high achis hi misdo Ours Is the greatest form row at Cslslss'a hems. plush dwelling, i re'Clal& known In economics as Ore. as. gas, esevies, inssraass. Mr. Ysateeb, thire is sham's Law, having kin St gONISaSM Ii the WWI4 detyPrepagon . d her heIlul wile 1nt in adults ba's a3. ! ! St s7 people like you whe ate 2551 0 -=7 to I WSmilt stated in just that language and It in a demsersey of iri4 feet, uelSkg ever Ihsis hea.tSkl reedy had , ut'vv V5O US roqafM &smilb 1A,a VA" J " pMd ft be a on lthdr W" hgm V" AV Md 0* wborein root prolliably I no and &W& wondering &boo 01s, AM Aellm IS 00 go kilo Saving in IN9 by an raffIls M bargain sal.. of and played over grass ii play risen sad met Just Is. past. Behest Welsh. Isader ii slow when seiisttsd nancler, Sir Thomas Greeham, GULF SERVICE , vs..., t. members .eatei 01 them are sspisg dsor nursery space! the Jeha lInk Society has this $ee A lot of mosey has bees Is they ibssd me Vi ed. ISadi w could ell 'in Mind Many st 3 so Sam hVIS . After he sallore "Nm% he said w 1060owids T.V. that their analts toward botter. bvte only to am iUWj@d ymd Ifell AV for Sa ambitious abused and debamod since Sir SAMRD IS $ POW ________________________________ of Seminole esuit7 They . to be soaped "Vsmsmaey IS *eb.esresy.° IRS an lbw glee if a tsddkr o firma or emaIl louis where may be thai the sostry Is which Uarfte fit islut bassIs h knew that leesi egesey aemerfil dliv.the fairway. pea could esisy is 5,1 tees, .SM H. has ala. attached the live a 11181W tryo 0 ball games or hikes aloes a by a bed mad a bash ease. St tb 01*554 1US4 on ehaisets. St Pnnt JisesA66 us, hi.. taks w" P8"Wiy An to I v AM glob o"d "im SWIM Wo do"6W bb ondre We to LT. A a" Polowtha Rome onm be A&W • • ll Moll .tt. ed freedom. iiter, assaiLs t..srri set str'.hiiiatless Jobe. ad an lbs asdess childis uhould iii be ow have aiple maisg spas, the i 20 S 1 .r Mr. Behest Ye.tsek wusts to their matissel edilses and I. Polka. They used 'or uses I am $ .sot $ Be. e WAY 1k lehoelu abs. ill Ito Ihe resting litter to from all d their ealkual ef. now *4 fe, usaping in lbs seW bat seek viflifas.. a very prr puMI Nd brabbbo nival Aim" Man I%" b tim of do Aermetev, of a tm embee, recently - one IN tbw we resolve reffalw and their papils, ad at of" for dome vow Va. swe mining snack breaks, A their iss.sMni wish, r sill if em Oostiy in whkh be set forth the vary 'miigeea servIces, hi• ''• Tat as Aaad.sa bosh us 1ukbIs, end these whe teases the United P1.4 ii To semausise — If more M K B IN NspIN is elIciting iwsaby help pissots ouch atIaeb. lemisols Cot7 ewe Mt. peepls would ientiiksti to Causally COn'ss boom to 041AW ** -"a wh8wiss treas ais IWM W edds"& In bu ease be wn the UWW rved of it101~ 114 NORTIN FAFX 3284OU i s vilift sumsmer M 161110 W bdWO 6 WOW do bft--m oquelly ldsdoe solidled by W*Pbm IS bo- Colistr "OWLT. I ANUMM 511111110 aalinks I. have a 'Mveaa" em all.. a injustice, half St the VPW (pr"na- that It in. multiple is . Nit SM 5ISiI%St Its SdS Na Smile, ., U £—, swan to. US a •-' eig&tIss). on in his as.,$dbs- tleusble or wsstby soil. filth in em ism. Up maldeg dsialea our L-h,ais OW Peal Merle lewani Is S5 ,siJsd $ reselpi taSk.. would be .Ibet.d. if gave... tleu be form em we try SM oft X= 01111 fislal and Its Ms.. settiass uad. fls lUlLS St as BluSh fNS Ike 0$UN YStS" ItrIs Mis. S. P• :--, iato r, to Bees. t ry usyaley. inhlmbyapsuigasatravel. Vlsasu INlet)! ad St lb. Cr. w. MIS. Casuthuep reisi iu......s tar$le lied appear to be I— rIUISII a solo* fiml h I oombwb emir The 011"k swift 04"catn *"-Gmty W46 416" P I =-.— - .. u ,,. own $ price of be ftwe& bond in in was eu1atI and the others to be silver Is $122 an ounce. worth In purchasing pever boarded of ospoeAd - as bw. If saver prices Increased only, $M In IM By 1M s few costs an ounce, it its value WA shrink to $77a., To be sigre, tbm has been would be profitable to mult A $M annual woo In IM9 In Purchasing a Tod binnaft IS as Coo. the colas and to sell the bul- would 1h aineW We, of silver.V40sny Hon. The boarding of slim eats% is that Production bal colas already has berm in 1MC fallen gw bAk4 congumptim Treasury management of the The U& duna wath an AM wsod* machines bave silver price has Preventedl abitrary 100 cents in par. ere" in Twent yearn a so fare the melting of coin clisobw power is im was special lifelmand for dIver for their silver content. But worth 7? elate in 196L It you Met. this cannot go on fonver be- Md 000 in sold in IM it p. cause the Treasury would still Is worth $101011. 111lut ft tri" rispiusibli probably shortl7 exhaust ft. silver would hi worth meg If th. m •tockp p would Vatted States and ethers weft are ai'sa,4 if It Is this: silver and so also mass"fas 00Wise Whfloeomms,dalandoth. or demands for saw"were into the malting pot would of go11d. yon *[a. bill, b_ bountiful ft - Silver and other commodities f pushed around and become, more valuable abused ft & Wigan" wit"Purchasing power of the dotcats" its pufth&gbg power lar bill declines. To prevent that, President • steadily to diminish. 5r silver dollar was worth it. Johnson asked Congress to the debasement of weight is silver, . ,, value tesde to remain in sir. of silver Iia_{ . 7%wght For Today tins, deefilm I waluft tim U noWdpd PU is w i s. in Rostm "M Bostoll. .14'. f example, contains .11gW New York han soms laterset. — baring the lease, intrinsIc 17 less than 10 cents worth . . :u's ;. •,.. P1I3'1 frkki ii lOS. th tediF A1 _-- . . -Mww% iuw white th. trat. 1 ____ , Tnft and (Thb an em Is. "" __ 'I .. - fib Experiments Underway On New Celery Harvester 'V - The U.S. TreSairy bii Themes SeS diSibef to PUSS t.s'adJ %7.Mof p,u p'US WsIagte&a 1e515 been *U(I5( U)i Plies of SISSI iM1I to eSe In egpl'anft of the men- silver for some years .alhIaZ This SbSSS It Is er from Its vast stoekplls at tlae to Oil c.fl U.S. sit7 to 1?I4VSfl7 to CORInI hold the 'ad alloy. $1.22 'a OflS tO oe PIth peg. mosey of the United IhsteS. ...JSL price down. WJ there in a MseS(S We bays CItNSC7 WISUO* • In ounce — at $ — respoet t, ess et the basis we are getting ,e et: ' and factor. tovelved. It can best silver content of any U. 8. It. But 50 'aS to silver coin was worth slight- a bOOt least St 511 the Pet-- be stated ilk. this: . sias a e1 17 less than the value of the tltt.'iI She Ill rpornalb1.. "w in coin as legal tender. A dim% ,Taz remia" U& at ?,r- - I 113 0-3 39 bY ftlr a dlii thO 'XkIP* of "LI - le Ws Toe esa g akiost say kiad .1 k(.ua1atles es N1Ss I.e wait Aftosdsad thm Is dW bSip t11i1* dqs b iIly il.j tO the ii itesiwoid pI3N aid frito we a Pi0blS Twos of yes os't eves ha,. delia ovit audi sack help. y Thes i—aibbls aids to bett ...h. to Urns. The westhit. Waheep HPIa .seowags hops for the ultj. The .vies r the slsspphssd._DIal-A. alt. btesk.thtsugb In t.le'boe1s Pwiysr M thus 1* 1uSd of ituil •dt'ailis -1k1 draurn day SkiS the sibsitibit p'aki VP th.flsons, the WE &W so .IUISkIISU Ill POIlIS ii - - -Keep Fingertip lflfOrmatlOfl L - - ___ -. "Ift MW ma Of OW1111111 ld "a FtI519A FIVE@ 6 L1611111 GOV111 4111V 89LPI 811LI FLORIDA lot • ____ _______ u...il$s p 1 •., :•- — - si* wr nuT ST. =2 we we to •. — IANVOS PtA. - - -1ri -- • L . '' - ,,• — -- - -- - •.- • • • wo 6 wft do awN tnu d bom am" Serving will be naa54 Harks?. p.Nl1'li X. '1J • ..,. p.s. NINi. — Fnack Ave. £ 251k. Palaette Ave. £ 3rd 5*. Dljkw.y 17.1; Iasgwad 400 L Viral 5$, - Iwe - - •.- -I I -• -• ------- - �- . at 1965 N. Shod If. LO$ (UPI) Gasp ljy p Putts On 'Longest -T1 'lii $.7S1t41d Player 1U. I111 Ø5 Zolid his an the 101k hole CU1 back aied ¶l Sip to 1*. Islay a1edblsonth.bolsbefore ls4 b — dek . #0 ieo b . the o Open ti AMass alIke Wear y V4ROW.*,?J.nMavs! Bring Playoff Martlag, to, tolevielos pur' the the flail round Sunday *st1 The 41yeer4id Nigh adsa.1 Volled #t" Open Ing Chia. when ft th ilk, hehed w .it Nags Open' aid mat. P Playoff. . U they 1s 111k ' MMII $IMIY ___ at •en ifagis wid death, pa bee Early Drill To Tell U. S. Tennis Fate statistics Oli• thinking shied bw 1110010 I was to U.," be said. plied. And be weSt right. Out Nails said he f.lt hi was lucky, too, for "silsi___ taking that these two foreign stars cud be. Is the tour rounds over _ ° it IRT DATI PACKAGE y, OPEN l ____ La ti. 1. opu. history. ___ 13$ putts In the four mimI,; st roke lead but that vanIshed DAILY 'P A. M. 4. 0 "at AM #IN ____ ruins • FIN#$ __ ____ ____ one In the gallery shout. Plsy.r's playoff record Is lft55flp imp g5 the 754k some ed: be iii Won en3 Os. poor — RallIes, from Baketfisid, Wimbledon championship . __ cant., sad eonsldomd the only Vensessis. Player with a serious chute Prath Freldlng of Coral u.s. Ar Air AVrANY NO of Rair '. , / - '.. 4, the U.S. . ' z of 1L Legion Nine Wins Two Over Weekend all Mi Sanford hits and ma IN ___ lathed'. Aaerlcaa t.gim for to U .1 bask late contention for a. Stalk Dietnict UU. over Ow With two v1etonIs drove Engined's Elks Sang. • At __Leesburg d U.S same Rowing rihessi after competing is Association regatta by win, statewide Leesburg Invitata. sing a. varsity, junior van. tional Swim Meet Thursday, ity and freshman races on Friday and Saturday, Lilt.. P.aady Bowling, John Whit., Bill Brie. Mess Navy mad. a cilia the lnlercolleglata a. CUBED -t.?., (5 c STEAK LB. . y. __ _ 9 ______________ _______________________ ' BEEF . 3 Lbs. 99 a.p - Balls Roll By Strikettes p • • CLIJB ___ _ _____ a. ii GROUCH? -- _ th. ii. & luferd An $ S ____ _ -_ sad Dutch UI. final maIsh .1 the WhitWUSh $54 the serbs with a three psiat Win WI. tegl. sir suldis-dealk 47& sly Tatter's 171471 was stored by Sb. Ge Go Gins playoff. over lbs lea Ilsevits, high for the Splits, Pal Goisella was lbs see toe 1k. Ueknowne as they high Ill Plumbing, Quantity 1101W. SM. II. Rights _____ Riusned FIRST pt loin points from Holly Signs Xalta. Paul had a 255411 swe an a. P1111711"u" 0M) Ralph uw wo IT. 2*101 and lt*i Faster with — Larry fishy, I 17.pesr.otd 1TIISL Hopkins tatssd Is a graduate at )(s,thse.$ SlipS PORK CHOPS lb. 39c • • o. EGGS LL e 3. FLAVORM stash high hoe. with the inasU Reds Ibis OW 1k. KnIghts With a weekend for a "consideribis BERRY'S Jello WORLD Vasion limO I. I : — LL 1,xL LIMIT I WITH $3.05 0101$ L* .. c S 5 do LIMIT I, PLEASE CAN a .. wards, 14. The victory Wt the CPO'er. on. Sam. 5ff Pearce Winner LABOR BEAUTY ____ Plums 25c' Qt. 29c ftw 7*2. AS hhi ___ vscdaated fir rabies for year SLICED BACON T. CTNS..PUR! FRESH KLEENEX ORANGE JUICE3189 IUTI 01 AM'? COLOI$ 1*1111110 APPLE PIE — — — — — — — — — — — — -- — — — — — -- _ . — _ availalis and __ for lbe yin, lOu TALL 1_pJ. I--I 39 __ .' MIlL. BREAD ' 245' ____ LIMIT-4 TN 1.1101 M111 01011 — — — ---- -- — — FRESH . — --- — 4110 — LNT-IVIT$$,000*Mo1Io*Dfl LI lOX SALTINES 01 •••......I' MOtION FROZEN ASS'!. LW'.d WI US 01 M01U 01011 PiES. ft " 15' I a,. sew Fall ! ERIE I IrLsI i ' YARD WHEELBARROW y With thipurchoos of m LAWN MOWER - flu I. HWY. 17.5*. lANPOID 031.1011 10149c 241r i _ _ I A. N WAX - I -- raw and obtala Up frent Ow City Mauager CAN of City 'Fin CoIlsll.r, City Hall. Cod ci Hiss.. tag $1.50 • lnbl.s yseringliss $3.05 I%LAw1$ _. ATED MILK by CATCHER. City Iks. tagn BOLOGNA."9' SLICED — — ITZ CIISPY hi A p PkS FilM, sad will be dlqusd ci by lbs DOG - S LADY PAll Pull PAKID 95 ,is_wrist used im risk us Nd nude. OsisS IesMi.*e Veterinarian, will he at the 1*2 ci __________________________ dngi tress Sb. City Hall JUNE 1$ I. veedaste HIS PIlL 5. 4:05 P.M., sad JUNE U fe.. - c.ted V31g LB UL ____ is udsi to aeiromaadiits 45 Iwaift. D!. Slay. l$Ww be subject ' MORN ffNEeTASTE LAWN4W 21" 11 NOW $9~ ONLY ..s a. $Lsp - WN ___ 411mir" MM lemma - I __ ____ have hiss GOLDEN RIPE IS Is ie $ 1,II.- FROSTY - *111 P.300 •, LT1 OWNER OF DOGS dew ft "m ries gas Polo 01011 nod LIMIT $ Wit. $$,W( Juice 5! 4 and thi vacdastIss tag esslisuuib vein by . IN CASH PRIZES!! START PLAYING TODAY, -.osi i.,000 STAMPS CTPZ i:IIP.t.4OIP.U. ICE COLD PURE OI4N01 Lb. OVER US, rp_lI-.ut NAPKINS the pace of tugue le.dhsg, OCALA (UP!) - Eddie Elks. Bobby Lundquist; notchPearce, 13, of Tampa, and 15. •d lbs pitching d.clsloe by s.ro1d David Cooper of striking out 14 and wellbe WinterPeat wee the state11,.. H. limited Kiwanis W Jaycee golf and tenn is burn. th ree hits. Pacing lb. sin.. bit attack of CPO were Ken aaents this wøkend. Pierce won the golf match Martin snd Ware OsrIsir. In a sudden death playoff The Yanks, Chiefs and with Toaay Jesstt. of Pen- Panthers took Psi Was Los. gus victotbes. sacola. AnN S _ &W to a a a I MO. 0 French ____ ' f "p.rmaiic.,r NOTICE TO • c TABLE 11MW e o -- ___ ss Mass, opsacAp _ flIIASYTOPUY ATNmAnN WanhOW_ ___ _ c • LIMIT 4 _ ____________________________ __________ UALOIWEET LEMONADE OR boans? Saturday. Mike W55 hltte of the Was season. the winning pitcher. Al H. struck out ala. Miller bad Both games at Pt. Mellon Grooms had a single and help from Bill Stelsmiss, Pinh...4*10. Crff 16111"Us who bad bar W L Fct. Ga homer and Chip single and triple, to pie. the W I. Los Aug. 42 s .0 doubte and also, Chris Milwaukee 34 23 575 4 whiners. Alton flughes --d Frank, who kit ssf.lp Swiss. flhnisweed .....-.... $ I Clan. 38 27 .571 4 Frank Sloan were the top Klngswood sontinuse to ItUoWstIs ,.,.. i i San Fran. 38 28 .543 4½ hitters for the losers with domlnte League softball Leroy Robb — $ $ y Chiok N' TeSS, .515 7½ two hit, apiece, play, They Included Strickland-Morrison moved Rabb among their victims, Panning Iaaber ...... I S i's.u. 38 31 .s $ —. I $ It. Louis 10 $4 .4* 10½ Into second place by sbadlnq outiusrini-them 114 yJlAsy Chess ___ Chicago wuurn.,.. S 4 28 u .435 12½ Navy, 5.4. Saturday momning. OIShL Bud fiesidof -. 1110 Houston 31 10 .412 1414 Gary Bro wn received credit again starred on as mound Gemse Todays New York 22 44 333 1914 for the mound decision. Mike for 1k, BuIlds,.. I.naI. Boll. vs. Xtsgswosd ii TS0* Pan. Harden, with two hits, was IV had a perfect 4.for.4, at sing Lumber vs Chess it Sundays lb. top bitten In the gums. lb. plate, to saptare bitting Sill. Beth games it Pt. Mel. Chicago a CIncinnati 3, lit Cincinnati s Chicago s, aut Sa nford Atlantic defea ted honors for 1ke game. i. Park. Florida State, 54, Friday. St. Louis S Milwaukee 4 CEITICI LEAGUE Lumber sums up Philadelphia $ Houston 2, lit Mike Voltolina was the win, on the winning end ci a i$. WL Philadelphia I Houston 1, Ind slag pitcher. ifs struck out more In their passe with K St C --..—.-. 4 5 San Francisco 4 Pittsburgh 3, 11 and hurled threshit ball 1150, EarsId Mel.. was the Ptossrsei Assembly $ I In leading Atlantic 10 the winning pitcher. Kesile Cosgvegstlosal ........ I $ lit, is Innings San Francisco ? Pittsburg 3, win. George From and Dave Helms, Soup Hebea and D. ChurEStO.4d Hudson provided the hitting Helms and Kirby Grant were Prephesy ............. S 4 to, ittus to, preng. Los Angeles 2 New York 1, it power, each soliciting two N. teday. hits. Today's Games Philadelphia at Houston (a) In the Junior Losges CPO -- Mauls. en I __ ,-, --- ______________________________________________ lissu LIMIT $ wrni sus ORDER ASSORTED geed Ibigam. also $5, the Lii' School, Mpissd a ossteset CUT S I . IeePAHflAvLI$_HERE GAMES ___ PLA. OEAD "A" LARGE ____ ____ I . LwoaotiveXgvs.11 S Hunt Comets ............ 11 fish. Ins. .. 1 II (lame Today: Chase vs. Quality, at 7, at Pt. Mellon leas ________ s SCOT!' (WHITE) WAUReatlar, I.e. $00? Isaised 5$ 33 Na York at Los Angels. (n) tallIed three runs In the as'. enth and final stansa to snap (Only games scheduled. a 24 tIe and a.tbsck El. LBe S I R LO I N g• with HareM Jigger rifling $ over the $ka*rseks. Is 1k. gelS Isuruip Elan. L 17 1 1! 7 _ en target a. the AlISRICAN LEAGUE W L Pit. GB Chose Clinches At Least Tie For Little National Loop Title Chase First Federal _ 1 -BONE ____ Qualified IaM.rnctosa Llf• Guard On Duty •flt city _ _ gins OPZN DAILY 104 IflI Games (No games scheduled) NATIONAL LEAGUE FREW 100% PLM GROLIND Female Golf i5' i Randy Nobles held Hunt Fifty runners croses 37 24 .101 1 hltless as Chase beat the plate as the Yanks outlasted Park. Cleveland 3824 .600 1½ Comets, 10.0 Friday. The vie, UTIlE AMIECAN Baltimot. IS N .551 2½ tory assured Chase of at the Cube, 17.25. Harold Div. ldsoi* was the winning pitch. Detroit U 3$ .374 3 t a tie for the Little Na. 5 mPIOIp or. Jimmy Horton was top Cleoi.s ..................... 11 Los Aug. 31 31 .463 10 tIonal I.eagu. tr1ckland.Morrlson 10 10 New York 2 3 44 With two weeks left In the hitter with two safeties, In. Navy .teey Dsucys 5 10 Boston 25 35 .41013 eluding the only horns run if C $ 11 Wash. 3$ 39 .400 14 lbe lUe tonight when they the game. Danny 8 BIG Boyd was Sanford Atlantic ...... 0 11 KID, City 17 40 .2.5 19 May underdog Quality Mobile sited for his fielding play, Qarns Today: Florida State WIN YOUI SNAil OF TNIU P11111 5day's Issuki Homes at Ft. Mellon Park. ftathers topped the M Navy, 4:00 at Say AveIts 1 sue Park. 7 New York 4, butter, struck out nine, Sobeus, PIE WEE LEAGUE Baltimore 14 ashington __ a. winning pitebi, and walked on and bit two bat. w L $10001.6.01 Cleveland $ Lou Angeles 0, 1st tess. ifs w back up, often. us, as ed th e top bitter, Billy y ,..,.-. 4 0 $ Cleveland 3 Los Angeles 1. 2nd slvely, by Bill Hop. unassisted (ef5 Rick Du .zeeut.4 500!!,..--os 250.000 STAM -,r s Detroit 12 Kansas City $ 1st SmIth, each chippingand In two double 2 join reo.ni. Panthers Kansas City 2 Detroit 1, 2nd hits. ._•4 Non. Chicago 4)ostonl, 1st, 10 In. First ___ 1 $$ 1 0O!!.........,..s , Federal kept their . 15b5In The Chiefs dumped slim hopes all,, by trimming RabSis, 204. Teddy l't 7 ' a __ ipplket1 ____ bebi accepted IIJ for Lit le - . NAVAL ACADEMY __ s-I decision, W . Auseils. SWIM CLUB OF IANFORD at SkeinS _ Locall Score litifaitbei Satelay SYRACUSE, N. T. — 1 - $ Drifter Pair Webs P BE EF R TRU T ENDEWESTERN $ oppefi. THE RACQUff AND on Chicago sad r,I ) _____________ In four ci a. Be"played erroda hall B B RE LET, Calif. - ken combined their iteseta In Sunday at Enstis and clutch Doug Brews St Mestua Us. the hops 10.14 reaps to gina. usMud Ui EuyhsMali I,.nsltp tidIed is the fisal or two ci the ribbons This acbks4 by clutch hitting hitting deaft pkcbb# and U& do, (2 61mbiso), Risky Wros (a 50 rub is NIP :am Law- qsuw IpInd 11NAM In tbs Na of K'a, in the thess. ISs-medIs relay and 511k in $5550. tripli sad S III) rui At the no* trests the mile Iatutday night a. Ca01pi,.0 a. 11.14 champIonships with Undo flap Mired only en. Lositog Poet 52 whipped 01' Ed Yltzg.tsII, who relieved ta. ci event to lbs girls 1147 age , lande pg u s-i SM Sun. stir 'h' 1 . day iftomacs the SanfofI g, west the rest ci a. way MetS plies is the lisbeesul. t.msnaa. *i*stIs, 1-3, victory, for g,()$ ANGELE$..47J. Ba. 01..5. ' pint boom ralm 5f Post $3 returM Is via Cuppif Arthip Ask .1 The l-- 1u1 him Assoela. usu1fl mart to $3 4__ aid Wediesdip uis UCLA 'est aM will be this defeated Mike asikin tisn' Dennis Smith hunted a two- Tuesday ____ Orlando, pisy Pest $4 it i Miami UuivetuI$ló 4.4, $4, W5$' In W1MS Psih. wttot, struá out 10 AM walk. carter Sliest P1.14 ToNdsy 64, to wia the NCAA singles .1 hut I Ii the PillOry °' and meeting Pest MI Wsd*mes. the bom..tandlu Orlando 114 day evening Is doi*liheadsr outfit. Danny Tints, Silly ins. Mecr.5ho1 Field adjacent and smith ala, accounted to r LONDON — AI*MAIII'I Easissus wee the men's GAINISYILLE (UPI) singles title in the tubes Qallifylig reisIs Will be ..played today for the U.S. a" ( Goof onshlpe when Dennis 53. Wimes's CeIliiats GOlf if flaefls$4, (flf,, chimPlIP 1p at the Ualvete. waa forced to withdraw wlth ItyofPlitlds. Topples me sew is qualifiers will . vii for lb. match W sham. _________ Darkis Owens had her ball Ralph flsUy was pionship begInning es Tiesripping through the pocket Alter Burners League at In "MY , day. the Tuesday Afternoon Jet 7$555 uI b.ftrg .1* DIUIIZU SIRIUS the Woba Women's Isratch League at ø,sgerp ci iesisse city EUHAND A but his 21344$ was able $0 Jet Lases she san-sd n o. jea.,, fine 215/810 t. p115 the *lndt of Austria 'Is I,is. en swing only paint in ______ j$*5I team's Saver .Ini. the Webs Goof Ball. to a throe Amenkae. entered Ferrari to win eet the Strikettis. -Ported twa 'Iseebers" In victory In 1k. Li Mans 14. Cool HIM Of — Cool ZIWM with and Dot Johnson bowled a 201b hour endurance race. Y.tii Whils Jolts Toomey wIth 110427. 400 and Thelma Unger With ad through with a big 10311. ijj, i aui'a was $ JP GOWd game Issues ever te SplIt. 506 a.nlss that sparked the Sandra Mapak was the Ole. as the Unger's cilhibotated B S's to feW 55*5 501117 .sstlsos Wsasi's Open Ale hsuehen Ivoit J Spods In A Nuhhell Post 53 560 out sk4u.a..utC& "Don't ui that with three "1 don't think about that, en Leag cago . 5.1, retIred; and then cUp' CPO 4 1 plates FexciLosgwood, 74, Ctiltai $ I ' MAJ• OVIEDOBOWLERw.A,wardfsehwIth tii _______ 5 4 Mrs. Catherine Ray, assistant cashier of the CO1* O'Neill ci lhlUiid, $4 Sanford Atlantic National Bank, as they review 5-I, In his SM need match, Games Todays lotary vs. Sunday's the score and total amount of prizes paid to 4:$Oi CPO vs. Clv. elba lost to Garda flee. Shrineatat Ward for bowling six consecutive strikes with. 7:$0. Both pemes at 1 ci SpINy, Australia, 04, Itan In the first nine frames recently at Jet Lanes. Pinehurst Paris. S-I ________________________________________________ LITILI NATIONAL Standings Lit is , t. but given lily isloldi oc,b Weekend _______________________ duluth _ 7i, , .4 TRY NtW LUCKY STRISII FILTIR$ "You're got It sewed up." In eight. is seeded fourth hole day -i, atst C OPEN TODAY ' ____ PUTI4CKTIE7ASTE OTHERS TANEA WA V dip. yi OFFICIALLY .• - go /D two m. o7 Lasso" d winter Park. 114. Elks a. B , ago tb. _____ -. $atwday, wearing eat Bob tsee #MV/f _ eUmluted Sunday Is the WI.. let Part Festival Tasals Tour. naaeut. $ 4 and 74; FIve weeks ntqs ci___ ashing. diana pitching staff wasn't Ia. $4 ___ blUesa relief In era In two weeks. ton 13.2, Detroit out -slugged pressing anyone. Now the in. the nightcap to peoteet the vie. Sam SleDoweli, the Indians Kansas City Us then lost 1.1 dIana ate riding a niasgame tory for Dave floiwell. liar 21-year-old left hinder who has and Chicago edged Bostoi 44 victory streak during which moo Ilillebrew hit a pair t u in the In 10 Innings before their ache. their Muter. have worked six horns rs, one to each game, AbW the but are si .. ___ an ae way to the advanced ci the___ .• , back. ' Not only the Indiana threatening Is etertab. seeesd league, certainly won't be duled second game was wash, complete games, and tossed and two doubles. ____ League ____ n.ei., manager. In National League action, with an AL high ci UI strike. first pitch by Dick Radats to pea may have Is skoois tue hieflowefl woe his WLh eon. Los Angeles topped New Yost outs leads the staff, followed the 10th Inning to provide IrIbree ClSveIind beStIrS sesutive game with a two-hit, 21 before losing $3, hi by Sosuty Slebert (74), Lids Whit. Son reli ef ace Eddie 14 votary over the Los An whipped Cincinnati 5-5 then That ($4) sad Ralph Terry Stoker with his eighth triumph pates Ai$SI5 belay a a d d ropped a St. (i-I). against ens loss. Rice PItt.. IS AM tot. Umis defeated Milwaukee $4, 7% Twins. cavortlas befor e*111 drive In a pair of runs City lowed a ftve.hft 3.1 tn. San Francisco dealt Pittsburgh the largest major league crowd Boston with his first homer useph w the thfrd.plaee In. a 4.3 defeat In II Innings and Is____ aas s" $ four ysans-71,$ss- won and a triple. Son Hansen tied than swept a doubleheader. a 7. drubbing, and Philadel. the opener by scortag two runs the sect. In the eighth, The SM.plaee Minnesota phis beat Houston twice, 3-2 In the ninth a passed ball lag home Ward, who had been SUMS LEAGUE T 4aJste the flew y fl by Sistha Howard and a wild bit by a Radata pitch. w L ___ Will had Sheddon Gains ________ _____ liii P• M -__________________________________________________ orive was the longest course bole, and be missed coming ______________________________________ the back nine, four feet from the flag and United states, awaited the during the London Naglo, playing a hole ahead sank the putt, just as Player outcome of a workout this onships Friday and still was of Player, was one stroke be. was mining that is-Incher. moraing I. determine whe. net eesIslm the eve of this hIM Player was pinlag deteed th.t 1*54 be fit I. Elm. Isaraameat whither he'd be South African going to the pa, that hole, his Australian rival HIsS Richardson 54 Dallis, able Is play, four, a..ysrd 15th hole. was pining the lath. Player Tan, in an epi.I.g.reiSd "The swelling bee gene 1111 drire was right dowa the had a 11-SOOt putt for a birdie __but he put liii second on the asatek St the Wimbleden t* deSS sosls" Salatse offer. n'Iddle 1711* and missed It. ate obimplonshipe tediy. ad esufidesily Sunday, "U shed In big bunker guarding On the final hole, Nagle had Although Wiabtedes. still j have the sims preve. green of the per four, 45.. a II foot putt for yletory, but the mess raspeclsd tennis used by Ismorrow I will VIM bets. H. blasted out onto missed It. Player had a 01 foot. Isuaiasst ci the ussid, pip." the gross, so test from the cup. or and was four tackle sheet. ,u f two wsss, the U.S. Detosidlag ebieSpils Roy UI' first putt was is Inchis So today they out to do. $kirt. He misled It and wound dde which will receive a. hopes St ,egalaIpg Sb. ass's Isarsss ci AIIINIIS $31,000 first place money, with singles title could hi di- .4 lbe even-money favorite UP with a double bogey. yj ___ crew when Yankees 1 Its 2,1 Chicago Whit. Son Manager Al be .slects the alistar pitch. Baltimore bombed W ___ FARRELL'S • 1411 Is Writot b Cleveland Indians' eter ____ _____ _____ ____ SAXIM NO IL FIN ____________________ 1"T WIMOLMN, Ragland to win the title. Howev r, he both bit U of the 72 greens; when Nasle birdied the IW (UPI) — Dennis lalatca, suffered $ badly sprained and both thought they blew yard, par five 17th. Nagls put j4 thi title with double bogeys on his seven Iron third shot four p.rsaked player is the thumb en his realist a. lr. UPI IV tnt'. SoUSTIVS e ___ ___ ON 1$ 1*AI(DS I thought, He -; . course par three, 211-yand lath liii to b. ie again." that stubbornly refused to a trap and blasted out to with , PIaer shot wadd'a best shot makers. Be. putt went is incb.a b.yosd the $ Ike ?,111.yard Tribe _ _ Staff H eadache To Ch'isox Chief IPpEC All tough boles to go," Play,, N. l'se showad bow and proved bow tough they .r. ur -------'-...'--------.--------- �-- ------- - * .4 1 "atdid eA-tb 16 " MiuShepard Honor Guest Of Dinner Party By Dick WilBami vy costa, but the CLIFFORD wares. I. their enact Itluer. JOflNSONS, who arrived the arT, but from $11 np.tts, Iselety 14*1st Mr.. Fred H. Williams and of Till H AU) recently r night before resulting from Gordon Is a daughter, Wise Sally Wil. ssIed In "Around The Clock" an •ll•*XP5l2II trip Cliff won the. , ins, were co.hoetess.0 June Oat we bud made our debut for him and family. ft tumid and Professional Oman's 15 to a dinner party at the eu NBC , out to be "old horn. week" Club of Sanford. _____ Pragri " The group and their guests Capri Restaurant honoring MARY LOU McDONALD and everybody had a Most. were recently PSeeguti of Miss Sharlene Shepard, briderepasts that she, husband PENNY ANDU. the Brisson lost, "Swiss TOM, andwere wee cuss, and Martha, the Torn Sanfordltu SON received a Bachelor of Tomorrow," where ()4 sleet of Jerry Girardin of . Fort Myers. DSSTSS1 graduating piloted them an excIting An arrangement of pink outside the window, wereScience absentia, angus cern faring erIlls. Sweetheart -coutered the g solsobt by the table and the hostess. ___ and were the only Floridians THE GRAND ASSEMBLY, dining piueuted the honor guest 84 the program Order of the Rainbow fir V= with a pink sweetheart rose The IkDcraald'a w.'Girls, Is meeting this week jacksOnville for the late somas and a gift in her tloning In the metropolis °V' vermeil pattern. said asnied a convention. Invited guests we.Mrs. Sign with them depicting Girls from the Sanford I. Shepard, mother of lobe clock and palm tree with Assembly No. $5 depart.d SANFORD. FLORIDA spoil yesterday via chartered bus the btlde4lect; Mrs. C. C. A. Clinkicales, the honoree's .4 out In bold letters. They with the Daytona s.ndniothet and MIII Joyce returned with the sign and usably. WRIGHT b" Shepard. sister of the bride. offend It to anyone who DANELLS Would like to use It during of having been elect. Also Mr.. Martha Ashby, their vacation safaris. by Dick Aiken, Mr.. Ave id It MARY LOU Isstrtot to psy tribute opening night of Davis, M Marshal Nichols, Wall e.o4.d In the northland, the flag Si Mrs. Sally Willis and Mu. hut reports a marvelous the Assembly. trip. Their activities Joelud. DineRs's fir. year neesid Jobs L. Galloway. T"....... Id $ grind tour of Central with the local Assembly Is Park, the United Nations, outstanding and she Is mist Radio City and fabulous din. 1 deesaving if any bsuons be. kg at "The Ginger Man." stowed upon her. They received royal treat. PENNY ANDERSON Others participating hi at the Florida Pavilion sent at the World's Fair, which laud., from Northern Stake Grand Assembly are LINDA RVAH-1I Checkmate will CONN, Worthy Advisor of College. Aberdeen, S.D. was pecked to capacity. Sanford Assembly No. $5, who bold an election meeting In seems the Florida Citrus We- May Is $ member if the Grand the Navy Wives Room Tues. tsr Ski Show and Porpoise Penny was an honor REYNOLDS, day at 7:30 p.m. All club show, which has 10,000 free 'Jots of Seminole High School Page, and PAM seats, was out of this world, with the class of 1981 and who Is $ member of the member. are urged to be present. While on a subway midst completed her college cour. Grand Chair. ass In August, 983. Her MRS. EATELEEN R1T . door total Strangers, the ened at Grand Central Ste. year of Internship was eom• HOLDS, Mother Advisor, tion. and who should board, plated at Orange Memorial EVELYN TEHRMAN, su. laden with cameras and he*- School of Medical Technology, SAN STEIN and MARTHA A" cJ I Orlando, in September, 1984. KOSKY 555 all attending the T. £ J (LiIP.4 L6iJII She passed the Medical convention. Technologist's Examination MRS. ELLA DE BERARD, and received a pin as a regpresident of the Democratic istered MT (ASCP) after By Jrn.e Caaselherr which she became affiliated Women's (flub of Florida, was Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth a recent dinner hostess to the with Winter Park Memorial Green of Cuselberry will atHospital where she continues Executive Committee at her tend the National Conven. DeLand home. her employment. Kathleen Reynolds, Fifth tion of the American Legion Bouquets to Penny AnderIn Portland, Ore., Aug. 20. son for completing the qual- District vice president, re- 241, where he will serve as of. ports the dinner was out of ified courses sibling her to ficlal delegate for the Doenter the challenging field of this world, served In a charm- pertinent of Florida. ing atmosphere completely Medical Technology. He is a member of MemorPenny resides with her synonomous of the old south. ial Post 258 of Caseelberry. It seems that Mrs Di mother, Mrs. Era Anderson, Mrs. Green, 'ice president of and two brothers, Marion and Iierard'a butler had stepped the Auxiliary, will attend the from the pages of a southern Buster. at 124 Plnocrest .II. site - National Auxiliary conven .......- IAP kIlAl, -Drive. tion. fable manner., stately This Is only a small poe. Altar øsa.er fun Another popular Sanford. tuesque and sib4"whiti hair up your hair sheen ito, suss BONNIE GIELoW, restored southern aristocrasy tion of the busy and exciting with color shading and completed her exams last and enhanced the dining plea, summer vacation, which they have planned. Trey left by week at the University on sure of the guests, At the meeting plans and car June 15 for New York condItioning I the trl.seneater program. Ronnie was honored with a polkies were discussed for and the World's Fair and . from there they will go to dinner party at the home of the coming year and her parents with congratula- state convention at Sarasota the Adirondacks. On August 1 they plan to tions, gifts and delightful this fall. head west with stops planned dining the order of the eveMEMO TO MR. V. FROM at Interesting places along ning, PERSNICKETY PEN-PAL- the route such as Yellow. THE KARL FEIIDS will While The Herald managing stone National Park, Sun be leaving soon for assign, editor Is "goofin'-off" on a Valley, Ida., Salt Lake City, nient in Hawaii. It Is with well deserved vacation, also, and Las Vegas6 f t Once on the Pacific coast regret that we bid Nancy, elate editor, PAUL BROOK. for the convention, they will SHIRE, Is subbing, FOR APPOINTMENT lion Voyage. Ph41 has been Paul has really been tour California visiting San 1) very active in civic, church and social circle. and Is real In a dither In search of Francisco, Las Angeles, and CALL 3224913 "hop" as a publicity chair. "Beauty After 40." He has San Diego. They are even confinally arrived at the eon- sirIt a aide trip to Hawaii. man. elusion then. "ain't no beau. On the way home they plan Betty Anne's Speaking of Hawaii, the ty after 40" sInce preleminary a brief foray Into Mexico. In Mississippi they Vol visit Hair Styling Bile. GORDON BRISSONS a n e survey has been nil.psi Pal relatives before returning to In deeperatlo. 2201 8. Park Ave. planning toacatlon there , I later In the season. An usa. wired the syndicate to inquire Caaselberflr. p where was all "the beauty after 40" be had read about, so we hops be receives su Fashionettes Work. The answer p,ont.. Paul. dahlln' east neatly Recommended for the golfer: CROSSWORD PUZZLE understand why you em p* the short-short petite culotte shook up, sinee you are only that Is styled In chambray at. nit about the slra& with front and back wrap AND WIN PRIZES cat.d column, "Beauty After panels over the hula shorts. You Con Week This Peule - Yes i.e Wial Over $1,17L1$ In Pita.. To S. live. Awoyl 40" - you are wublug in a All are Jamaica length. Some harem .1 beauties after 40- panels are lined with. gay u_ I" Jus' observe your natural provincial print to add a dash 1st °rizi _____ habitat and 'Mesh Ak Ayea, 01 ..l. when panels are lifted $110.00 0* Cs.liS5UIeI 4I4S,0 by the kisses. 2nd Piiz. esIswsrd*.pwshseeof lb. $IPP.$0 Dresemobe, SewIeMushin. Checkmates Set • Election Monday The Ken Greens Convention all $121.0oil, cotimsess - t.w.rd she low of 3rd PrIz• lb. $19P.10 D,essmnber Sewing Macbin. 11. Mam ..., , It -old H. 2$, C4 ISS FT?r ' i! . 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It Is now so dry It looks and colorIng. You cannot use the should discuss the Black' Q10 Thus, when North showed no What can I shades you once "loyal" as wood convention. hay. lieu like aces, South was afraid of two they are no longer right with Jim: "In common with all Weal? OX94 1*1? do?-Mrs. H." quick diamond losers and had It would be good If you just the new hair color, experts we use the Black. *0. VK542 to settle for a five spade conS let a professional hairdresser "Am I, at fifty, too old for wood convention when appro- VJ18#7 tract." help you, but for home care, a yellow linen dress? I have pilate but we know that there •J754 • API Jim: "South had such an 4171$ try brushing and then mass- gray hair and a famish com are times for Blackwood sad •QISS$ easy way to reach the slam. $OVTI CD) aging the scalp with cosmetic plezlon.-RIta D." times for not using It. Thus, All he had to do was to bid 4AQ012 all. Cut It where the ends are 'Yours not too old, but yel. South had a perfect band for V AQ83 four clubs over his partner's broken, do not use any color, low is the most unflattering not using it, but used it any31 three spade bid. That bid Ing until the whole bead Is one color for after-forty women. way and flhackwooded himself •A 4 would show slam Interest and color-your own. Then, II you Try pale blue, soft green, U right out of a slam." -i jive North a chance to sign still wish to have color, buy Ise, pink, or rose. You have a Oswald: "That be didi He one of the well-advertised wide choice. p.n oft at four spades If he did Pan a broke two definite rules and 14 Pass • not Ilk, his band for slam •rands and follow directions. "Would a gray wool cape be violated every principle Of 4 lv.?. Pem $4 Pam Pass Pass purposes." suitable for wear when flying correct Blackwood use wbes 5* You can't go wrong. Oswald: "If South had done Opening loa&_111 10 "I have now gotten my hair to Europe In August? We leave he bid four ao4rump." to a lovely silvery-grayish from New York. What kind of Jim: "as could gala no In. that North could and should Sm. but my makeup, which I dress should I choose for the formation of real value. If since South bad taken full OCS' have bid Blackwood. He held have always loved, looks ten- cape?-F. L." h is partner showed an ace ts'ol. North could not bid the second round control of every rible. What steps should I take A jacket tyi suit of gray South would not be strong slam himself." suit and could have bid the wool or a gray, black and enough to try for "VOL When Oswald: "The first rule that six once his partner respond' pow?-Mildred." Visit your, cosmetic count. white would look very smart, his partner showed no ace he he 'violated was that youI ad five spades to show three Have black accents and ac was afraid to bid six and should sever use BIICkWOO4I aces." ceuorles. "1 am taking a abort motor trip to Now. York. -Would a navy blue linen outfit look right WnntQfl. when there? We plan to shop at e sights, staying th and see plans of your host and boa,,,,e, More of us will be staying when You plan to leave, a New York City moteL-Mrs. Phet sasterd seeni. TWO-It Is important far tess don't work out quite as ." with friends or relatives Thomas. nssrnn wosus" ppy eu they sh ould, be a good ,poi4 a e summer ve ri ng th you to ar ri in ha Very smart, but have one sometime du Robert alteam - c.s.' and make other th them feel that you at any s than th mind, ualastie frame if theatre mon the Pie. at tells Oats' dress for going to are enjoying yourself anyway, "0.1 Y.ureslf £ CeUen. and out to dinner, as after. time of the year. So It Is a Your b% will SlX-Leave good time to point out the be burdened by bearing flv. type, and asmafl hat. would, eves though you Tomorrow - Career After few Important points that .n. unpleasant thing you make a perses a good biass that has happened to yes are urged to stay longer. And Forty try hard to take ALL of your guest-one who is a pleasure m ne you h.mw left THREE-01Ve5 a Chekn of belongings with you, is that to have around. One-First of all. It Is I* wetisen yes would nter do once you are gone there will portarit that those to whose this er do that, make a do. be no extra chores for these who have takes you into their home you are Invited know elsleu. Yea may think horns. EXACTLY-set vasesl7- sounds meet agreeable when you plan to arrive and my, "Whatever you west to - do is fIns," But remember NOW Mrs W50. that your host. want to OPEN lists plea.e yes, rsthsn then themIt wWjetyestsaew el,e.,Ifgivesaeeholce,ge 01 Stftt alog good-naturedly with pease, incitement, whatever has bees planned Air CoMamM Lounge steen Personals By Mn.. Clarence Seyder Y. When she returns, two adec. P. T. Piety Is a patient in Mr. and Mrs. Craig COSeb es will accompany her to Orange Memorial Hospital In ci Henderson, N. C., returned spend tbs Odande whene be vaderwent home Sunday after a visit with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. James Wallin. Saturday Mrs. Harry Ostees has ye. evening Mrs. Wallin received entered SemI"n½ Memorial a telephone call that Craig's Hospital for more surgery. parents and sister were in Mrs. Osteen was Injured In as Daytona Beach on their way to accident In December, Miami. They are from Gran. It. Tails, N. C. The WalUns and Craig Jr. joined the par. When beautifully imaged eats in Daytona Beach for din- fresh flowers are delivered is you, Immediately check the MEN IN AND PIOTUCrI Til OIIGINAL u*vr OV TOUR W*OOWG GOWN 01 OTHER T*EA$UREI .i. P hilips 2701 Orlando Drive , -S.. p hi Jamb# Shopping for ' Gifts Inn. Conveniently Located i S 10se 340 * I en, %A envelope. but I have fought a few In during delivery, It would delivery room. If nurses self.addreased 1 05 my time. I'll never forget have been too bad. Respect' were EDUCATED In col. Hate to write Utters? Send was glad to see that letter the wrestling match I had fully, ABOARD THE U.S. S. leges and universities and BRYCE CANYON not TRAINED In service one dollar to Abby, Boa In your column about peo- with a 240pounder who re. '0 0 lastltutloss, such disgusting 19100, Las Angeles, Calif DEAR ABBY: This hap Incidents would not occur. for Abby's booklet, "HOW pan" in the days before It's regrettable that such TO WRITE LETTERS FOR they had such strict hospital cruel and unfeeling nurses ALL OCCASIONS." A&,P STORE DEAR AIRY: I, for one, 5 The table, overlaid with a was enjoyed by all present. gold linen cloth, was centered Attending I he delightful with a beautiful arrangement luncheon were Mrs. Lawrence E. Deans, mother of the hon. of white and yellow mums oree; her sisters, Larrie L. flanked on either side by can. Deans and Lynn E. Deans; delabra containing yellow can- Janie Kent, Cheryl Wcriey, dies. Mrs. Dennis Boo, Carol 111gb. A delicious shrimp salad and smith, Ramona Cox and Mrs. the traditional graduation cake Richard MeCanna Jr. II,. 111116 • YOU SAVE MORE at your friendly By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ANDY: This is in pie who insist on keeping fused to take oft his mousy ruin, but it happened never- are permitted to run around gard to t be expectant their false teeth In their belt when we were prepar- thelsis. One of our leading loose. I am an Instructor In other who didn't want her mouths during surgery or Ing for an emergency kid. society ladles went Into the Obstetrics, and I teach my husband to no her without delivery. I work in the laun. n.y stone operation. dentures, so she refused to dry at St. Mary's Hospital, S. N. IN RALEIGH, N. C. local hospital for some sup. itudeet.aurscs that the emoposeiy 'miner' sugar. I tional and spiritual Is as liii. take them out and give and I wish I had a dime for •• • them to the nurse. I am a every time we got a call don't know If she was trying portant as the physical. DEAR AIRY: I Sm surgical nurse and I know from upstairs asking us to Navy hospital cotpe as to set away with passing .ft There are so many fine the Importance of removing look for some idiot's bridge, writing In reply to the letter her falls teeth as her own, nurses who are working dentures. Wbei fully en- work or dentures. Some pa- about dentures. It Is the but she had them In her bard to Improve the quality plalned to the patient, I tients will actually lie when policy of most hospitals to mouth during the operatios, of nursing tare, It Is a have yet to find one who they're asked If they have require all patien ts to no. They became dislodged sham41 that i.e nuns can ou3d not readily remove any removable plates In move all prosthetic pieces somehow, tatssfured with disgrace the whole profes. If a patient receives their mouths. When they are ((also teeth, eyes, e y e her breathing, and the worn. slon by her mean and bossy anesthetics, or loses discovered and we take lashe s, fingernails and an died on the operating attitude. W omen without eompauloe should not be selousneis even temponarl. them out, they either get what4zav..you), before en- table. Sincerely your, allowed to practice nursing. ly, Instruments may have to lost or mixed up with the tering the delivery or opgo into the mouth. Artificial sheets, and the patients yell crating room. In some cases S. 3. IN ASHLAND, Ky. But what can we do? We • 0 0 are SO short.handedi No teeth, may break or become their heads 011 about OUR wedding rings or religious DEAR ABBY: Please for. name, please. I stilldislodged, and It's entirely carelessnessi medals are permitted, but LOVE TO TEACH possible for the patient to DISGUSTED AT ST. they are carefully taped to ward my apologies to C.0 • I swallow a piece of broken MARY'S the patient. The auras was ha's sister, who had the 5 5 Problems: Write to correct In insisting that the run-in with the nurse over denture or to gag and choke ro It. This Is a mighty high DEAR AIRY: I am also a lady surrender her false the way the nurse demand. AIRY, lox 19700, Lee Antries to pay for pride, nurse who didn't take up teeth for her own protection. .4 that she remove bet den' geles, Calif. For a personal ST. LOUIS NURSE nursing to fight the patients, If she had choked on them lures before going into the reply, enclose a stamped, water In the container, if It U Mrs. William Wanko.ky Is low, add lukewarm water lad spending three weeks at her do this daily dust the lIde 01 'flhi se. • • us If IAII 1rr1 ___ All iNI1TRUW.VACCIN?U iliNdLAN nan ••' • '., • • • • • " " IQIS 416 SIMON • • KeSP iL "•,•,. • '• the bride-elect's aunt. Punch was served from a silver punch bowl by Miss Candy Wharton, cousin of the bnldeleet. Miss Sandra Wharton, the bnlds..lsct's eli' ter, served a white sheet cake which was trimmed in bins with a blue umbrella. The serving table for the sc. esslon was centered with a miniature replica 01 as old. fashioned girl holding an urn' brella. Nuts and mints com• plet.d refreshments. Guestsps'ssentinchudedMrs. Wharton, mother of the brideelect; Mrs. Mary Wharton, grandmother of the bride. elect; Mrs. Helen Crittenden, Mrs. Christine Crittenden, Mrs. Ja ne Cnittanden, Mrs. Alma Crittenden, Mrs. Maggie Parrish and Mrs. Sylvia Whir. ton, aunts of the bride-elect. Also, Miss Charlotte Smith, Miss Joan WUke, Miss Jun Wilke, Mrs. JoAnne Hammood, Mrs. Betty Brusnahan, Mrs. Al" Wilmot, Mrs. Yvonne Metsdorf, Mrs. Wan. di Reedy, Mrs. Leuiss Bell, Mrs.June M.tsdorf, Mrs. Mar. ganits Engleman, Mrs. Mary Ann Engleman, Mrs. Mae Reedy, Mrs. Dottie Haskinsom,, Mrs. Flora Twatchman, Mrs. Martha Vihien, Mrs. Mimi Chateau, Mrs. Aria Jane Lundquist and Mrs. Maria Ueiscb. $ INS -Psi. * tn. 31, øAa/i a6h# : By Been. IslesWharton Jr. and bnide-electi shower given recently by hiss Assisting Miss Roberts as Miss Diane Wharton, daugh. I of Edward Wales Flagier, was! Patti Roberts at the Longwood I hostesses were Miss Carolyn ten al Mr. and Mrs. W. W. honored with a pm-nuptWlctvle League 3flllg Judy and Mrs. Del. Smythe, pa 5?. Dam- me Dallas 10111119 P11un. fit It" an?.rI ns1 Bridal Shower Honors Miss Wharton Via 63AWORD • ____ s-hem • lea Pi$ess k T MdM A,s Sp . ttIH*l..lNl.ft tlJ' -py$?.S$ 68,61110"1111111110 :' COMA ____ s'. enter for 0* 7ft fln Wed.esky, SPI5i ,II. £ a p u.s. JS 2$. At r. - �I I: t 1. I . i .. . i ~ . I i Horoscope orem F Herald FROM PLIT ______ cg'wiu 1 M1AD MMg 1HP4 cwm 14eMA3O (P H& 11J6H FWff~UP t DO UTTIIcIT ! I &Fog in Sol"to Ul"O.Wil ief"Aw"M" LLINC$ !I I ~ : fc,., ; 11 i I J.'; hts with such_thdl,du4T1 Be You mad do something. I I . ______ I (JJjV .1 4 ,I - . - -L-1 - AI I .11 .1 . 1.I? p ____ • 't&" _____ - _ • 4UGHT VMS IVAN PI itob rumors I to lily ) You hiv, to ps'epar. V°U• new eosfld,uh$aUl for the kmuthh1i. • 0 7 40 . IUTPII U £ authorities, too. Assist these aread pos. Know I-, I , - l Ii i 1! if aInDIEN (June ~ iI ; ~, , 1 i,-J" t 1~i g,I": at ' $ PRISCILLA'S \ II , 4• VS ' I 4I 1 ~ #AVW#A&0LVW 06CF7140M AWFELNW" CM Do 60VORW FM (C , r= - I . •. 11T L"I LE LA; . LAMM AM ~ GONO 10 PRAMC-9 of 151W IMs Is Isrg* -.'s IWM. lf' 16. _____ A .•. . umm I 6m, PlIFF owl fofi am 171 sy ws - lAm.,laea 4 1 .4 ______ 1 .E q .. __ $ . ____ I N is 20 .4 - _______ ______ - I ls' .4$ dips - - ______ . I rr IV MW 14 CA 1= 0 = am" r - I-a-t14.& - • "a :_T_t. to 44os..0--q MUabsSse 4Is lens.) ECr .4I( Plrofi* U NWSI* . 41SeV 4$ - - 4" 9 $,•, . '6 ' - - p1 ' P - MIS5S ' I 5 I - - - - I - fro, r - p• - - -, l - - sisI - - - of a background or college I JR., Plaintim N. Y. to $11 wk. RL'tiH Further described as lying ap. MAID$. REFERENCES. TOP JOBS. XOTtC1l Or attr eery. Contact Paul Brook' shire, Sanford lierald. Ila- IX CMAXCIMT WIL 14M JOHN 0. KENNEDY s" JOAN C. KF.hNEDY v,. notified that JACK OLIVES, JR. bouse, Dining muds MA!.. MO. roOm. KItChOu. furnished) 571 (No Pets SALE OR TRADEI '1$ Ford ful District. - sq sts-00116. tell PONTIAC Catalina SANFORD MOTOR CO 1*1.4112 105 French Ave. $1295 u S S S 03 32 u 11 11 H 39 322.4501 ~ ___ - - -_ g BEDROOM Unfurls. IsItIbeft '60 CHEVROLET lIe, 233 ems. Is. • and Sales Broker IM HUNT Ill I. Park Ave. BALL. 43 CHEVROLET Pick-up. two side Drawn - Wift, .sleas 9"d moths" 4$"i 10 FT. house trailsr for $1295 ; '55 FORD raidame 4-Dr.. V44 &at& 5gue ttgagmunk& sags officel Its-Iits HUTCHISON ocean front &PillIle B. Atl. Dartoss. looseb. R. V. Hutchison. $100D jvygu PHA-VA HOMES astai. trans" Hester, stre - $1295 1 J- i • • 459 . )()] Deluge Pkk-Vp. West sow I " _- _AA - - 111$ GREAT lAKES. 41*1 ft.. 1, I $I95 • 144 11495 j9EP WIS.-drive, matemak ~L auto tram , . $594S • • B. BROWN SAVE $100! '6$ DODGE C. ft" 1140" WSM I1 compartmansts, 'Il_,w4le ~ -#~ I SAM S1MLOB SAVE $100 1 '63 DODGE tIV II . , , I,..I . I I 12$ 4011 obile 10-J.- MHomes FALCON wages. D.IIZI 4.41'. station rant. $69. Adults. 823-4110. 100. Itesurt Rentals ed. 533.1454. L I dubs. "62 -. , . TILAIR AGENCY. 4 IIVHM~ 3 Bath. Family, room, I)Inljtff,room, Central hoikt & Is tch - fum. Available une U. $114511. REALTY want • 0 0 0 lobed al Unturalsheil. IS lard al Letto jdary Area. ::; at .1 1an, .td, $1295 • equipped.. $11.2I11. Propeq Management . . 32 tnm&t 3 A IL 1012 Closed Wed Noes Iuf..i. FlorIda , Tj W = cleses bwk a Williaaau Open MoseFirl. 9 AX-9 P.M. -7114. Beautt- Thunderbird. Inquire at K144y's Standard Service 11ta tion. toIt a French. Thrussi, C$s $1100 $0 .03 Fakes ad out. Pergain price. A Living 1411 Palmetto, 111.0274. $154 Park Drive iitosinti TWO Bedroom Bedroom house, kitchen FOR TIlE BEST HOME 1 oquip.. 838-8868. NICELY Purn. $ Pr. house, SEE YOUR Nights: 221-6100 ribi&Um Toe are hereby Immedisti U.tiver LY. HAV.A.MAIL), 4 Bond street Great Neck. N. Y. CD?4 14 so.tions of Fantord and employment. All repilop MONTHLY confidential. write. DOI 141. FROM $50-00 line parallel Drive. 1$. and 4 Bedroom& located In various 1995 ... .-.. $ I 5 • 5 -. Msa C.sps1 asisustie Vsa.al..h. g, U. . I 11 - I REALTY a or before Oak for four COO* Florida. this she Sit% day Of (519AL) ' (SMAL) a - hr IL !? j. DATED thIs 10th day of June. t Clark of Circuit j 1961. . ILDO,sm) Anbut IL DeckwItL ST.* Clerk j r ef Circuit Karl • uty Clork vialtill". June It. 3 1996 . 1r By: magma T. VAtles Deputy Cloolls Cleveland Offt Drs rat Fern Park, St. I110 Florida 1,!fng saxtord 31 ISIL : / , . . .' '. . I MOWAED MOOD SAVE $100! ' a. ' - -' FRAME UUXIOX SAVE $100! wa a_I f51' - Plaintiff `0 Realtor s W. fark Ave 121.1111 NIARHOIPITAI. FUNX AM.. R*&""b SAVE $1001 ~! HOLLERS 095 with zm• preatage uc*as ever III It, elf Lake Dr. retir.d couple. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS cmw l& I SD*3(. P'nre. Apt., illS S. Elm. 121.1*07, MODERN 2 134rm. rum Apt. ty jilgit, dry graund. $111Itaymond Luadquist. Asm I tlis~ Swum sk.sw nam. ##Msall Attanue Unit WE. oft IP~W I 'ij i ~ 2=11 OX QUALM I (A1s mot We id ft ON!@ ftand PIPS I224S1 1 .1 OF iAMRD wn my vn= MOWS ' 14$9, SMALL two bedroom block WZIA.mA APARTUBM Sig I $1095 Wa(SS, HIS tense,, u & ii. swilwe 4 VOLKSWAGEN $1147 lstsh1 • • i -. •a. .4C 1 % oi . FUR114 APT. else UOUORTU14 Clark Of the above styleil Court • ib T 11y; Do I Clerk AtAkift IL 1,11 5 1f Attorney ' - St. Johns Realty • '1 VA 1 '.11 A STENSTROM - • HOMl FHA eVA S BEDROOMS 1, 16 - ~ 18911 -ff - .Apt Central Boulevard. Grits,followat the plaintiff 11111 Late (5). six (6). alad go. from you and &we" star 400* ~~ do. Florida. and file its OTIS,* BA-BY PSIXUXIL Ok.r Gallia AparImoull. for *00, Versional S&rvWo the Marriage: vA. Of put stock "Z". &S per It, tht 0,1fl" fit the Clerk of 11111 C4.0 3313-1606 carded to Snat "*it 9, FAIL NOT TO AX$WXR ZA" Page It. of the rablia Re- a Doer** pro Cost*ss* be go. 3646 PARK DRIVE @ ^"be t4tb day of July. 11110, it co rds l Seminole County, Os 5 HURlS. Apt. Punt. Ph, Days fail t WlT'4EiMTUA$Das4 the NIGhTS ' IHb:t:k en ajait IIII-STIS or night# 11811-0911L '°: In WITNEid MY head as CIOTIX Official AW Of ths above 22.6814 TUN TIM11 TRIST30 FIRM for she relief dsmeod" and the goal of "14 Cot" In styled court this ST-th way W 1114 X. ]Park Ave. Is 123-4166 I11114418 FUR19. Apt. 560 P9rL m Int. 'A _ Room. Lot $ west ah.s but not absolutely noceas Pis"a @and short Par$ selection of WHOSE RESIDENCE is mowing.town edgigle. leaves NEVIFRAL 0006441"a I & I cabana. $1,100. 183-1113L in Chancery. by INICUNSW U74KNOWN. Bedroom Home@ Available In &1$4 tadu&trw am vacuumRAW. Dotosdants. COCKLET, also known se A SWORN COMPLAINT 111__ I all Areas of Bamford. Let us so' a 10.. II Pa cemaker. ii' IWO been tiled In the Circuit ltF.UIIEN COCKLEY, JR. yew you *re.ni NO11('U OP SV$T 1% awning with 9 z It cabana. . MaNTUAGO ressmonvan Too are hereby required to Court In and fair 8#040010 Sale fancetl yard located Park AV.. Estate Real Chancery. $4. upon CLEVELAND, County. Florida. In Trailer Court,, No. II, $3,501. 'J A MIRE. Plain. entitled, EARIA SUE OLEV*P0. NANCY N. MOSES. his STEPHENSON can you pss.safl. tilt.. Attorneys, whose address plaintiff, vs. JACK OLIVER. 1? YOU PAT real wife 1111 S. Park Ave. ewe S home 0 4 your own. I. Poet office Drawer One, Fern JR.. Defendant" praying fpr 5255 anytime EUIDENCE 1101 Cora Street Park. $11 1.5 and $ Bedrooms occupancy. ready for P101145. S COPY .4 1057 .ertaia relief fee' the •bove Same ENTERPRISES, INC. Dee Phalaa' NEW and USED plaintiff iid s.aIset 1.14)1 written 4.fensse ta tbe O' named . liUnets Awninis Al Cabanas Longwood Plasa, Long. YOU, JACK OLIVER, JR., the $54 eby notified that plaint In said suit en 0,' before er QUAIl' V MOBILE MOMES Ton ito h wood. P1'. named dsf.ada*t, cps't e foreclose a e.r. the loth day .t Juno. 1111. sad above NOW. THEREVORM T11111 IN blW~W6rtstpas encumbering the the original of said written ~.'. Ilowing d@Wlb*4 fast Pro- defenses 1011141 be 91164 with To XOTIrT YOU That It you C. A. WHIDDON, 6% Ant 103. Mobile Homes $100 $511111 Pa rk I, Bl0k F. TANGLE _ Purpose of said suit Is the oontsee the above enUtlid ac. sos a. $ Rdrm. 1 SDRM. Trailse As ties- TO are required I. Ills WOOD SECTION THREE torscloenrl of Al certain Lives. Trailer on large La ke, Adults according to the inent for Died given by RIU. your answer or other wilttei - I i'.I 1~ _ (Vmtlon 800dah) DOWN herby u4ven. Board : r - 1- do cow OW Fresh Water __ commissioner. as lying north of 8.8. publish: Jun. 31, 1141 I . Do j.siW'4"snst. the ZoninC Notice Is FIIA 0 iiz g, BOB - - - - -_ m buIs it a.stlng room of In S • Impala 4-Dr. Hilip.. V411, auto trafto., Pao PB, 8, me 2-telto letteal with him Intel!* JCVnXATZ recorded . r - S rsasonabls. 111.7111. but NAB. Nothing falicy 7110. only. 521.7145, 5051*? A, WILLIAMS defense, if any, yes have, to 1, 1% A $ BATHS Realtor this complaint with the Clerk KITCIIrIN EQUII'i'ED FUIIWISHEI) I bedroom, ca. Raymond t.undqulet. Ass.. lie R.o'iMs of Seminole G. KRXNY.DY and JOAN C. of the a b ove styled Court and Rank Bidj. LOW *lt)XTIILY b.na, rarporte, utilities, $51 !AT2 Ma1 Plaintiffs alt.,. *15.551* Atlantis upon wife, is the sum to KENNEDY, his serve County. Florida' IM2*t.IIIATL D1.l.lvF.RT ins. Multi. No pets. 115.1611. $6,100.09, bearing date March ALBERT N. PlTTS, * Ma. you in nor of Information bees filed against For complete San f or d. Flo?. It I could find ye. a barely of Building. ra. and you II, *111, and sonic Peering ityl.d suit, See or above Call Your with e'sbua, 1z'.• TRAILER livable small home on a 1,4. In Ottic'tal Records Book Ids. a copy thereof oN •t before : the gsa' water, lishte. pvt. p4. are requIred to serve S COPY card page with big garden lot July 1*65. acre of lot at the Public day 257, • other Plead341, t*. f our Answer OF $40 Adult.. 112.7141. Plain' Records of Seminole County, THE NATURE OF SAID shade trees not tee far from ljtgto th e Complaint SALES BROKER sew, for $4911 with some ANI)I*itllON. Florida, end the property ve COMPLAINT is to pray that large 3.11)1. trailsr. elf rs attorneys,I.OwNDES, terms. WOULD YOU BUY ITT We have The Home For Yen 221 ceeded against Is described S the above .tyl.d Court ta$t close to base. 446 &a. Call RUSH. DEAN Al a divorce of "4 Lure LOOK. 111111 bow NIPPON al *a ib. uuins --- IIEPL.AT. In lIEN COCKLET and MART th.Teof as PI Book If. Pass as. Pub- COCKLEY. his wife, to JOHN _____ -'- • .?$ all-" DOWN- (esr3 ___ 5 NATIONAL Sal. •-- *KIM Adorned _______ ________ - For "sipped with Powelf & aly. my as French Ave. 838-1810. - tot. Apopka 189-1816. ' - - ^0201111"0100"Man"M1,36p, '- . I 1 _____ ______ . 1*5. Autos . ___ I,Mes ______ am OP & L F11110, XBWW" W- • . - $5__Aq - st 1 JflSuUIWu I13ALI1ff ' '1 '1 , 14 ____ I. $.IIEDROOM. Assume $82 USED FURNITURE TI1541, INC., a tim at " ____________________ lfl5W i VACATION cottage, Aug. 1 24. Writ. J. H. Pominey. III Poplar St., Mcitae (leorgia. . 1 REPAIRING •57 you own a phone. Pot classi. ti.d Au n work for 'L. T2flflEOLA5. wood and slumt. ciii.. CADILLAC ir, 4-Dr. Sodas, $ bedroom furnished houss; I 2t,,'droorn furnished tratl or. IlowmRn'a Trailer Court. 811.4101 attar 3:10 I'M. 146 $695 - COUNTIS- limited credit It . '60 FALCON Mingo, 4.Dr. Sedisn. S.CyL old. trass., R. 8, Low test 125. Macne Supplies SOUTHWARD plaintiff, WANTED, Xe"vm or 1Ie4n4aat WANTED, a to the Circuit Court of the vs ED II lawns 1 mow and inth Judicial Circuit In and TOe JACK OLIVER. JR.. poit PROPERaovvinnX Florida. corpora- For Seminole county. in IV I be obtained the above de' Seminole County, Florida • . IIIkII - - m -- IsukIg 'Amw loo j ,,. • of THE ROWS ItT SAVINGS 111111141401 ________________________________________ . - LA wids $ asisip he . . 4;$a" - ,, a 1 oiwitw%bbla000Loam % . all .1 CVW IN AXIS "A NSMRXOLX -40KAXOMAT No. um 6-49 Pama .q' , a$abns,, las 23, according flflt14If 11I15 511501 CUC lit lilt 11* Em . 900 only 2 yra as. .... .. roduceil to $11.000 with ti~~y m busy traffic Pat$1,000 down. We have h 4 no t4mL Twin-onsine Charter : better buy than I available anywhere. Easo CDN Is - UP PUW.Ng WWT R1111 10MOAMLIDDICUNOW Budget Meeting I. j JOHN 0. XFN'.4ZDT and :OAN XIXTH JUDICIAL CISICVIT O r FLORIDA III AXD "A IKUIIts TUN ClRCVIT COVAT Or C. KENNEDY, . . $$. less ttest Arthur fleckwltb, Jr. . -.--- ,..,, ( ft. thence may 1rublislit Juno 31. 1966 14100Mo ftso I 0 A Wil 70 a', 0 , lant . . 9 ~ rd Hemid I" U31. I Expert instruction )iagnohla. 3-DEDROOM boo". turAlob;4 113. Wanted To Rent or unfurnished. 111-1132. 071 Robson Sporting Goods liout SIVINSUDIT Dealer 804-4-1 IL I&L OAR. Apt. rum. $41. 11:2-11403 Is- MAHOGANY Run-A-BOUT. .2-1213. 4% lip More_ just rollnished. or 31 Includes 3 tanks, skile. belt ~~ * BIDROOM o.ittlal si' 14 Orson. ROOMS tot Mon. 401 bath. Pta. room. Tee 112.0710. 238.0441. lot, in choice section of town. Wa* appraised for $2?,. Isminole Cousty Court House bt of-way. rid&. In the Call ity- 713- 3=10 or Female Help , . 'Publio bearing will be hold is Is TUN C111111cm 4 IRV 0 SiSTH THE JIDEcSAL C$N• Commissioners Room, on July lb. Se,ntnols County Court ,, Iffou". Sanford, Florida. In the CVIT. IX AXD FOR 919XIXOLU 6. III$ at 11:06 A.M. at " Pao lCounty Commissioners Room, COUNTY. FLORIDA. thereafter an possible. . ~ IN CHANCERY so. Iwo Board of County Commissioners possible. VOItUCLONt'StIC OF AUILBIIggininoig county. Florida NEWS C 0 R it E S PONDENT an thereafter soon -1 By John Alozsnder. Chairman wanted In Ovlodo. must COT.. Board of County Commissioners COCKLEY. ales REUBEN .iun tnoeCounty.FloTids Attest Arthur RockwIIh, Jr. Social Church&S as REUBEN COCKLXT, Publish: June It. 1645 Use of Camara necooJohn Alexander. Chatra" known Events. : *1y . - ( Is Carrel! Rightor ror.ca.t ~ NOW. .. serlboAl4rotiortr IrInt within By John Alexander, Chairman proximately 260 ft weal at Hwy - as it/ a Sit. fit. Further Attast Arthur Beckwithi Jr. 17-93 and south of Lako Ulande _____ k I I ___ IS I ____ a AMINUTI? ,. "s' - July your ... Is sew ready. ror raw Copy siud vr Wrtbdsta sad $1 00 I $1 It iga abandoned street an the E an July 4. 1915 at 11:00 A.M. of with and 316 M Wed of Vr$rl aide of Block S and the N aid* " soon thereafter as possible. R/W of NW. 17-12 at Block. I and 1 of said Tract Board of County Covnmts.Ionere ft), Lake Minnie E.tt•.. .., ft 493.1loullp - MAD IN ow ., - CanoE' Rigliors IbdIVidlial . 1.13FUROOM rurm Apt. 132night& . $995 To The Waterway Gateway • 1XJ-4jE Ills comet 601tTertiolo. Excellent hoAtor, radio and Mechanical top. V-1 anail 4. 110 maileffm FVWF ........ Automatic shift. apart tire L'1000 to four 8GboOIL LOCAtthe Cgi f Quick I VICR Aviation Products avallablo f4i 801 Laurel Ave. Contact Jack. $1690. May be refinanced Or th rough bank, or pay ms for Happy Flying. Ph. $61. 211 Poplar Ave, Sanford. equity of $100 and take over 01 for further Information bank notes at 148.41 & mantX HOUSE an a. lautor4l Ave~ and appointment. 831-8445. kitchen turn. 823-0494. INVESTMENT & REALTY manual or elft-trie. 3. 8. of 4 $211175 111 N. Park Ave. frame. Call 122.0521. H OUSES unfurnished near liii FORD, good condIUoa, TW7 U. S. Civil Service Tents 1 Legal Notice is also 11/W 31 ft in width of County I _______ • RTC1111111111 of - 'KKrrVj V 4--404- , A 11 " I p-- - I they pof e..p.L" What you maui OT A I'.t1T $fld •* 111.1111 Corns out and learn to fly Bille.Dry Wells & Drain Tile. '' described W 111100 ON I ft"6 111111111 CA dpff VIA6=AOMP =04ICHL" X 111 VIA- - mYra nIT 419 Ii 710W op.',, AMERICAN RENT-ALL 8W*Iy to a polint on the W line office. Court House, Santora, of County Comsit"lonere of - of Lot 10. It ft ft*= BW *or Florida, Mondays thm Friday@ seminal* C unty, Florida. pro pose to r..one the following thereof, then I I. the SW cor from 1:00 A.M . to 1:00 P. M. Oil 8 pro urt*Irty presently . of said Lot 10, tbance NE,Iy to Public hearing will be held doocrlb*4 JPOB) aa4 Block J of Tract 28 in the Seminole County Court PIS Family to A-1 Agriculturei That part of antortf. Florida. In the 'r' ., XTIN CALL ON OLS VAC Ro om -. I - - - - Be sun, to give the flisest iducation ION CIS and w your youn g. don't try w star down when doing somi thi ng that is both right and 1, P VOl.9 . 77 I on flay wt &M%.. (Feb. ffl Arqwglwsokvk V Located 3 nilles East of Oviedo 500, 4- Dr. Sedan, 4Good, solid low Cast trailsSeries cyL sets . Oar. Apt. 200$ Elm. I partatials. motors - - . I4 it4s - $35 01 & on noe *611A _•.II• FROM N#4 OW I'M -... .'*Mi' Pa ton Realty T 804 W. end St. $22-8131 ALI, WORK GUARANTEED 123. Boats Mary. $H.$041. rLYRNO jiI:.%II.NkoI,L; 3CANCII :23-1201 It64D Hiawatha a ur b . • .•' _p g] ' I SHORT RIBS 1 M. J-11 WHM un 'V 11AM WITbI .• 'VI ______ _______ > 'I PAW jW wr 1111VIN PUG1 0Ismot 4" 0",I= VNX a"N 4h U0 I)V tool*. 96. Houses - Salt Apt. WE 'ro iows AROUND AND SEE w c&iis. AUTO GLASS & COVER U • SEA I ,-'- 'r- __________________________ 94KONWAI % Dow CM "Iff 1 ~~~ -._ Ll -I alacrity, Il ___ .' captive to his or her idea, and ll X~~ - 6 h* - • fl 95. Houses For Sale Legal easily go aft' MC*N hi or abs will bar. a wouderM gie. TVL su vv*I! Legal Notice BY Kata OXAM .j ! - TOUR Cu" 10 sues psa' oipass &ss TIM .. 1 ' Wit combined with the practical ."1; toe MIJI . _____ 4.014, thinkliq. WSW bank Account It - _ - ad you mind am ym sbowd U `0 ,A bn MOOD` - ' Onto only offlffrins tm 9"aws MW that *me an *w tw ir wAsifw Mft7WHS4VAZHeT .800ft - 841pe-tiontals neat Estate .b.droorn Purn. All. P'I'It' Ball-Blair Agency BOA, Estate -assursace 813-9441 Al Park Ave Ira 322-7399: Iffstj a. Itlawatha Ave. In. quirt above American Rent SIG. Bought . Sold. Larry's Mart. Sig Sanford Ave. Ph. I bath. Low down V=00nt 97. Houses For Rent . 4l h22.4U_ '1111IND House, Lake I. Hiawatha with P*tt' Carpet chase of Blue Lustre. Carroll 53. Wanted To Buy Furniture Co. Ock Lot Markers. P:IthYl.n.: 2Vir. Mesh. steps. Window i.i nnu SATURDAY TILL Auto 014" IOPS A teat covers payments. Von Walla. 102 cheap rent. 121 mo. and $49 --niv 163 Jeep GWN Men-Wome", to-St. start high MUST FEM Mo. Tel. 812-3119. Marrose Dr., Sanford. an $102.00 a week. Prepara: Ill$ CHEVROLET f-dr. "dam. '61 C~Wvstr I tory traininq until appoint. ____ 55. Furniture For Sale ' in Sunland. 9 bed- FURNISHED I-bedroom cot- '97 Buick. 106 cu., 11-speed s&I RMWW ad. Thousands of jobs open NICE hamsbath I . with beautiful taga. L an IT-93 at I-POIlIt2. floor shift. U31 each. lost -Experience usually unnocon014omobllo I r.. dependable. 11 VW nle* Itefit-'ses Poll Mo.. - Plus gas - fl= nary. Grammar school suffl. _r="d $net ure and a that no body rust, good condlUon, '$1 Rsbl., tsz. Se. anytime. or Ph ,7y EDlICE OP PVPLIC PPARISQ nov'sca or pv.to iiu*ainq Upbol.tsriag A Mattress rem cisnt for many jobs F11I'E lawn Assume mortgage 332-1461 attar I p.m. week- 0111. 232-1881. litil to I Year$ old. Notice to hereby given, Board booklet an jobs. salarlogs, To* Notice Is hereby given. Board evatleff. Now & Used Fural. '111. Plymouth of County Commissioners of of County Commissioners of tore. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. quirements. WrIto TODAIrt JOHN SAULS AGENCY day.. A.ytl.o SAL Al NUn. UcKICE USED CAllS 'H Raabl.r Sharp 331 $eininol. County, Florida, pro. Seminole County, Florida, pro. Co. at 151 Celery Ave. $11. Lincoln Service, hog 101, REAl ESTATE liflOKElt No MONET DOWN NEW IIOUSF, WOOPMERN 8anfnr4 Iforald. so to 11*60110 the fotl:wl"g pose to amentl the Zoning Her. 3111. Rest Estate Associate French Ave. 101 3 bedroom, near bikes. I PARK. ascribed property pro ontly ulations to provide for approval WILLA MAE PROKOSCII A1EURX WLIOfl ot adequate drainage pro,liIoits '4$ CO1IVAIR MONZA, ddr., 71. Male Help Wanted ts,.ii, Day *12.0411 NIghts :" Ford nor - sou - Trade on all commercial and Inalle. 111 TWO bedroom ken's, kitchen A 15, ltd Trans., w/w tire.. SO Falcon 511115I oom.rs's1t AU that part trial building s wits struct ui. ure small squit), assume pay. 'so Ne,' (5overnment aWflva equip., tois Magnolia. $71.00 $400 Salary plus Incentive 331 of Section .f 1W4 of NW ani paving 111168 U Homes A" go corvair 2-213-319 lying east of the ft. to 15,006 sq. ft. by County TIT 8-1611. Notice bititius, capable of assuming I M/W of the ACL Railroad Trill. Engineer and/or Board I HGOMS. partly or all Fur891 responsibility. supervision I"Desoto a" Ill Xleetre. till BUICK . fty Branch and Block I (16" County Commingloners. __,.__ 016. 312.1?44. .....goment potential. Col. $1 00.00 vertible. off at NW oar of Lot It. run of this proposed amendment igoTical or rVISLIC UNAVUXG plate training. Prefer some 02 ONWO PC W off 9 WUY/~NW40W • T.'DTA AWEEW 20 'to March FInance. a re pretty much POW 4=1 __________ Used turnitnrs .nsnces. ~ 112.111* III W. Gibson fl.frig.rstor, muds. Psr. locko6 Stepping 11touse. Send. SM000. sorry. cash Only. Crumley-Monteith Inc. Beam. NY Day. fact. Ph 222 400 after 110. HE 0 - Z:L_:1_1____`q % abundance beesuse of sidu II , ! BEDDING CO. AT FACTORY PRICES: 521 1221 Magnolia I'S Mouth. CARROLL& FORNITURN 511.1711 122.2722. Senkax'j Ginu and Paint eq uipped. 105% W. loth SL 3-110031 Furn. Apt. for s.-ouplo ill .had.d front lawn. TILL 8 P.M. 120. Automofli. Service $224224 141TNLAND, I V4rm.. I Bath. IN*Atsr Included. $46. As. Excellent location. Worth lion Good duJ, but available NOW for UFO H.PtIAlBk,a by 69. Schools & Instructions A flofliway. - water spigot 110 Sanford Ave. : • n. nn tuun. 43.73 up ARMY' NAVY ZMKM psym•nt - r .rlfu CL!. FT. cold your P"Ill it ,, -. ________ or It today Slid USS to 70111 greatest benefit. Accomplish A good deal. Tonight is meal for the cultural, 10) If--,- I 4 . Dot" lawn edging $ cars of I . ECHOLS 51. Articles For Rent 50. blisc. For Sale 0 0 om-iwex ... Pb suffamom $1 per day rental for Eleotrlc _________ ______ W. when you •o on vaca .. . r V . d-W born.. Pleas, kin. PISCES Lit me take . Tuning and flsps4r 122412$ L. Harmon as down wribill IF 111111A a or older oar. Ph. ais-its? or at Ile AUTO GLASS INSTALLED . TODAY! jIS . I . FOR Ills tXTLI1(. rStU4kSblS si'to y&io, keatsy pewer •Ii,rIn, $111 eseb 01 trad. 02 West tile bath, Venetian blinda. 1 SPECIALS $22 1641 ~~ ,. -, ' I SHOPPING CENTER'S tell THUNDERBIRD KIT. oat all power, sir toad. $1111 :::.::::: : kitchen equipped. ' reconditioned. or will trade tar dependable car. 849-11181. AVALO4 APAftTXSNrs Sanford, Florida. ± T$ Rosdst$r. top. good ru bber. runs good, else. Ph. 111111-0441. * ot , more, ular retail. Noll Vrelight Damaged Furniture sales. Hwy. IT411. Colsselborry. I Gal. $3.60 9 Lbz6 11-75 l'lano Sanford. _______ , ____________________ s Treat. LAWNI mow.d, ' ______•' ________ • -' % AQVARnM (Jan. 21 to Feb. V, _____ .. I' ______________________U - - -. have been work can that's Chick N ' ftto;svour _____ and for 4U bopk$ . You"Pt a 40111111OU OQVWW Show no damags, however in t or sic than r.g• s1 MONET rORSAL31 Piano servicing al Tuning Gone Cumbas. - 822-3461 Car. 4:45. ftfthd Services 4 U U tive fashion. Attend to small and - - S now Is the ti me 0 put thins In opera tion Is post. I %J.MP/ -p PN'' Mf' systems and motion ' yew a ___ .u,us payments. POW311"s OFFICE I--- . ...___________________________ jr•Y Addi ? SARA)IA PED $20 Air Con II. Musical inhiroUllotI ditionsr. $11. Cot #0 Table, .., WANTED: Hungry customers. - No experience needed. Ell- posrz , ETTSR PUI •ALGEI - ols certain fundamental I It - % t.w HOMES qulp"4 to Zia tag, make OUTrTANDING tome I Vast. outtonhol*% saw on buttons. 5L Furniture For Bait 92. Acreage ment. buy *no house funrnishNow guarantee. Assume 4 1 for l.too. another for payments of $5.40 of r ST.000 furnished. both NOW IS THE TIME Is tat balance. Phone U40 &sea bedroom and dining To pick up 90 beautiful Acres $13,300. Bent one live in tine collect 42141,7. room futnitur.. Many piece, with many woo ded hom..ltP. and get homestead izsmp• 0b'e X"hins. i $ i; TRIUMPH 31. CHEVROLET Coupa. Call be or ill $11 $111 a nd SuIrounflnI game ready for rate. rlancy or built to YoAr BP*c- UNFURNISHED _________ Divorce beautiful 0. 267 W. Still at 10. Poultry - Liv I Iforne Appliasm : _JR&GISTERED Tennessee walk. 30. . .. ing horses, 3 stallions. I - I -Se%NFORI) ELECTMRIC Id. 3 marts. Its litaffanlia L _________________________ WgSRV D PDR 199 DASB im I MAOSO are very co-opersilve. duties at _ "12. SporIal Notices DO'(bU 1 polntmenta early. Congenlals ~ - I - Co. 1t*tnoll& 4nI:LR0o21, $ bath. Ph. room. ratio. garax*. 322-1426. 104 cavil SANFO a a a BEWING MACHINE S.rv1c Macbin, and Supply .. V_ K)~TTHRI.--E INEEW"IS) N PRIFMA ALLOW&NCE 0 IT- duties done quickly and then :., ___________________________________ aid 5TIN We Repair jilt 1414 M.ry FaIrlano Circle. Park Ridge. FURN. round to bobbin •.wlng machine, "Jass's - TEMA -L -E -R1NX R-XY9 W-S-PAll Types and Slope 'j,XtUAL HAVEN. X....Is. : Oergained Run. Boarding. Oar. -- 1114411 111.1115 Dos Avs. 1.1CC ' . 6.21 7L ,.45. Ing top-notch and can gat Jan 20) You By Dick Tamer V ________ rir FREE ESTIMATES ' 1U.DROOM, 14 *thu. ii t.nr.1 yard, Country Clu Ylr.t St., atrs lat for Heights, Lake Mary Road. 13: Exeter. Assume Utg. A rURN. ApWm$at& reasonable $$$•1141. $12 MCI. fl2.1I3$. U1•ilO. l2L$4J id is L:q U Sanford 2 I _____________________ brown strips. $10. Black & Tan. 20S Azalea' 246 Well Drilung .2-1613. Lane. 81 Al Lom T14a POPPIeS, 11th. Cont 104 DACHIIIUND 4t .' .icc. 1104 Patrick PI, santord I . - - L puppis.. 1124752. Tall corns is. us! I I • ______ 2 - Dec. it) it attuned properly Istrologically. you atrise feel. ~* 1, Mr. COOP , . aqw"M_" 6-OW ,aaqr N • II X. AF0tf'rt..... *32.1111. USED 5of0p TED WILLIAMS HDW. set ' It Champion* In his pedigree. ____ I _____ / HPCSK*IT '•-"•" I. .4 9Auusu. . ___ . 0. _X _______ 1''/ fr' . . with Us. urn. lot -Z CARNIVAL 14r ~6 . MISS / Add artistic touchei, appearance / ci€ ..AT ITUDI Buast bound _____________________________________________ % 400-- - too. improve your health and . QUICK$ tracts on thins. , 1 - ahead of YN that Y011 Us to perform. so got an early start i I 00 FM • - Then much occur' i* , Ill ,i I - 0410 A TUO CIP _.oF ,.• following through on them this bier, to help you to gmw. Be Start dynamicsconno (Oct. n to Nov. 11 "Oft.- cow or " Yam I to Oct. 22) Usa a _~, .A DO 'iWU lively speaking, so get boy R and do just that. " new am R * " books. W 11 tem of keepin 330 am to I ,.T•. oo •ro) 0000vol.,.lp) . IS 'n.à\ "UrTILST ckw I- literally and UIKPe (Sept. A • 1%^ I antiquated, your bills, ; ________________ - Bather than hang an to whato AL *22.0115 &-. 20. Hardware - • - . VIRGO (Aux. 22 to Sept r I A KWA IN 11." r" beam . 61taiter Abundance- Out4to" person can be very help- . )Q%~~ M. ASK AVINGS IS 8TA 1A 1.AW payments 019.50 per so. Slaford 322-SIT9. STORE TFAMR JOE OUa Assume OO.CAflT rsesr. Ips.d4loblls, 120 Miol. L Pets & Supplies iii-om samileaft a e-7q 161. Check our prices. KIDDIE cAREj4o 922-0161. V. N..? I to July 11) Getting directly In touch with most poweft per. am you know will "g back. cherished aims. f uj Get a new lease 0* life. ho. Oak. 511.1742. \AAP.ly'# T% Ilki 15W, NpOSSSs liOn, now warranty. 19. BuIlders Supplies Child Car. 1. .7 e "aws, be redoubled, sniew. now outlet that gives you a ~ . 1111V ________ _________ ew UN you waa wrease number of $ I. Y is 101 _: ~ ever • i . - -.Ox~ su 1u COLOR seobSoa Dipt. hors, ? Jlot NEW I Baran. Duplex Apt. Till bath, Torrasta floore, Water large family Furn. 222-8420. 4 11FDROC'111. room. central beat and air. double carport#. LocAted on FURN. Apt Claell 06 Assets I lots Loch Arbor arm By Caws.%. 831-4111. own.r. 131-70116. 1 BEDROOM fnrnlsbM apt fbi (5 f) i ~~~~ RCA Table Model TV. $30. tell Winter park Dr., - PTIE-CAST Concrete Steps ____________________ . 14 SUTO4IN DO (11 1 cal Make civic work pay off lc.l 21) I - ; / • to psopti service PSFIQn P'i'.. Beauty Car. I i XAnnIETrs after ____ off 71-ft 05 7141 F11125T .') GIXIM (Ma' 11 to Youb,av.001YtOPICkUP70% teloplem of WIN is Order to sooN . / - . _________ 4. Discount 11 '1:r mi ssi on, parsci6 ideally located downtown. inquire at Manuel 't' e' rT U.M. tilt. FAUST DRUG Sanford. L r fl7 LV OUR x1sa, with a . . r e you anves arlualuff prov3 a. Write T. 0. Box Ill&. . . 1/i t OYIF it , or L HOLLERS Seminole :i; ;f;z -rr-r I-!. 1111121 ROOM P*IOSR Renting! Terms. i all 322-6160. Ouarantfati "• Houses $ HOOVER VAM LnAAMERS SEWING MACHINES NEEDS- WHITE SICK A.Merlsed 114" al vervice Wheel Chair&, Walkers, Casse; . IA' -. • . I III iperaonak - __________________________________ t KNOW 80" I / '?t I I. .1I " ImprosmsstJ 0 - - .V WIT: Black WRIG dow. part Manchester at Chihuahua. Red eollar with Tables tag. p.. f" I ' n 9) Tell what yes want to d to than go bo Selling! 4-11FLIH001t OUR ANCESTORS wb.(tsk(tt:n pAPrr1'o Profe,.ton,t by lAm - ____ LAWNS Ing A Window Cleaning. 322. multi-color, beaded necklace LOflTsUow * l !ktI4 . . red miniatur 0 LAWNS Mowed. F,Igtng. Lot@ SUMMER SALE fornalo Dachshund. Call :.-2. I Cleaned Leaves vat'llumed. VAClL;uu ClxANERS.. Electra. Hedge Clipped. ::2-9:09. 404L 116wal-1. lux, Hoover. 0. E, Filter . ________ uILLA-uu!IIç VMS Mass by wb" to thww. dw your own intatifeds as won Buying! Page 11 95 N 11 ____._ ____ ecstact County, JL1!$ F! Unn of d"ll ____ In r __ ..,. I ____ - CVL% ____ ___ Busy DI WAY... _______ ,;,- __ Are Want-Ads , lit. 4M FiJ1 WAKII _ Gaibraith GLANCES ran 10 -June 21, 1965 SIDE 4 - . 4 4Et ~ - - - I MG We Id IL 'II " =a or W I-sm - = ~ I , e , -1 I . I .i - -- - . - .. ,... -- . . .. - , 7 - I 1 - - - - C' �______ .-____... -. - ri-a- . 1 I 7 -. - -- -, 1 . '"" h I - 11 - i, _____ 11 11 B&becoe To BenefftBoy Scouts berbeene the benefit of Boy Scout Troop 244 will be held by the San. ford Elks Lodge Saturday at the Elks Club. A special horns delivery service will be pet up for all who call and plies order, between a and & p.m. Takeout service will also be provided for thou, who wish to drop Eaat for 1j1 it, - iri 'hI $eeoed Street or at the Center, 110 French , ~ Furniture Ave. , I "KELLOGG'S" I) Golf Course Up For Sq1L I CORN FAB Speed Riggs, famous tobacco auctioneer recommends LARGE PKG. F LAKES % child we!. School their wives, husbands and read by Richard Norton, In. High dates attended the buffet din- vocation was given by Carol nor which was followed by Buckner. class chaplain with dancing to the music of the a moment of silence for dAMs. Al Prince band. Co.chairnten three clas, members who are Fred of the reunion were Mrs. deceased. They were Wesley jj Polls. 3snevolent lulldisg with Clam Pate as master Dorothy Wad. and Mrs. Bar. GlIas. 2r. lobart Iheamahar ban Haney. and Jan Willis. was , was .eorat.0 with the clas, colors of green and whit., .chsme paper stream. en, fern, gladiolus and can. dl... special guest of the class (LIMIT:* WITHTOUR $S,OR MORE, FOOD ORDER PLEASE.) They put back the Ilxty sues members with The clii. prophecy others take with the i i i Z away carried out In "ARMOUR STAR" was their former sponsor I . ALL MEAT GROUND BEEF ___ Id5W taste l eersmenlN. .1 I FRESH! "100% PURE" _______ ________ i~..'' 7JT4 Clue of 195I recently held at lb. their On year riunion - WIENERS. J -0 12 OZ. jg Roger Harris. H 1 '.41 'mv [f .. I, I c .."l." " ' I,; , I9 ~ ; : . i* .. '"~%*!,.-,~ . . . '.7'. .' . if, i 1. 11 ~~. ~ I a _., • i w - - . I S L .' 1. - __ .11, , . ..:,t.1. I 4f . ... . . . HAMBURGER (or) HOT DOG BUNS 4 ' :' lot:. -- . . - the University of Florida Jour. nallum Institute In Gainesville this week Debbie Dalton and Perry Echelberger, head to. porter and editor respectively of the Seminole High School newspaper, "Smoke Signals." The course Is sponsored for high school newspaper staff members all over Florida by the U, of F. School of Journalism. Next week a course will be held for yearbook editors and staff. (HeraldPhoto) . ATTENDING . : ' . li . -. :',• r ...' ( , •- :.; ;. ,'. ,• r . ............. I / . ,.: 4 I Brown, Reconnaissance At. Commanding Officer. tack Squadron Three (1W. Phillips, assigned AH4) was recently admini. Plane Captain, has be" stared the seth of re-anUst. aboard RVAR4 lace June meat for period of slit to his assignment years to ceremonies perform. 4 6 t. THREE, be se with VAIl.?. Funeral Notices Phillips Is the son of Mr. lj )s_W. C. Phillips of aarri. W. I. ($Ava4)- M so Ysnsrsl serviose for Mr.. W. it. ot4w. 15, who died sun. Montana, and the haaband of will be t 1038 a. the former MI.. Nett le Sup at Brinson *rat Home with it.,. Fred i n.tt of Franklin Mont ins. lie Chine. .f First Paptist reaM., with his wife imed two Church .tlIcIetlng. Burial will hi In Lake view children, Rusty and *anh at airy. I lien of (lower. th e 117 Hays Drive In Sai (amity requests th at dons. Z. I . . 4'I _tz.1 "i-, ~ `~~', . 1 • Phillips lions be made is the Semi. County Heart Fund. vat servic e Biis,on Funeral horns $ charge. cocaaawm, DOVSL*U Iran. CitST-Vun.ra$ serlcse (or Douglas Vincent Coebrens, $5 who 4$.d Saturday. will be held at If a. an. Tuesday in the chapel Largest U. S. Mate terms if aceslal 106- m. FARM FRESH "GOLDEN" CORN t IIIP&Lc $ uRz 312 W. First St cisvnoa. ma.. maim v.- Ito. Sanford __ WlthTles Ph. 2.1242 rowma of "US.. ResistS" MAWIARINI Oft 0 I ST Tu Wit, Joes 33 E %%IVOR who died Saturday. will he recited at 5 p. a. today at brines PsaraS Horns. psi. __ _ 111,1696, IF .. Ill VImlle 111.11. USI ) uvis svuv UNIT Au cossmow • fewsem- an THAN KING" V C " "*n.a w' Cue" &W ad "1111811MA GOODIES vessm -' MPstPiheMin _ GAII ~ SiErd FumIIimCo. N . 0 1141awsm 1111110101110600 I DOL 4141 C= .1 ' ... . -1 - - ~ - ..- - .....L . I T ..4 si.. _______________ .. - .i.-•--• .... • day. 'srtzuair' 29c MINTS 39c " • ci. rio. . . . .° SLICES 0 41 0 ROYALS Mr. and Mrs. Ray Slaton, 70$ Oak Avenue, is one of nine students from the Florida School for the Deaf sad the Blind at St. Augustine who is participating Is two. weeks series of tests at the U. 8. Naval School of Aviation Medicin, it Ps.eseoli. Many of the deal true the school hay, bees used In ana LL PKGI . 29c cine In the put. The reeearck ban much to do With the as. and ce Slights. troeaute - -,. . - -,---- - spa ATTENTION MER- CHANTS: Checks stolen trees the Don-Ron Conatriacties Company, Apopka, ye. ii. being forged and cashed in the Central Florida iris, icciding to Sanford pities reports. For your own pi5ICtlSSe 1$ Ii F910 dewd edequsti Ideatifleation before .sMflg any - - 3t4.. Called EP, 5 t.... V -k-- The Senate Armed Services committee today approved $7,. ~~;t 4Ié '"1 ''z_______ 71 '.u., ." . _. ._. . -• LJ ': 1.-,- 4~ i ,4 . r 'i, . , 240,000 in improvement funds for Sanford Naval Air Station . - To Projects - ; , ,"(1A , !2 ka" :,-,. , , -),~1, ~.,,F,,-1.1~ .,~,,:,.,-,-. ii IS 1' I , i A .~-I, - 0. , i . "' f' ' ' .` 2";_`- ~rrrA.0, 4. ~ ', 4 11 ' . I , I ~. i.,~! . 1 . ~_ .. , , -1, ~, .~ 1.1 .I'' : It.;,~)` ~ ~I..~ .:~, " 1,~ " .. 1 M ,I . : I , '. , tW : .. 1. ~ , %. , ;~ ! ~.~l .,..~. 1'~ I I : ~;I, 1~-4 t ~, i "r . 01~1 ,~,~ ii, . :.146 .1*?, . r ?-, 1,- ~ , .'2~4j t,'-, J N and promptly shuttled the measure to the appropriations group for final action. Rep. A. S. Herlong Jr., today said "We do not anticipate any trouble getting this money." The bill has already receiv. cd full approval In the House. The original construction project Included extension of the north-south runway, air. M craft control tower, enlisted men's barracks, bachelor out. MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE is up for sale once again. Above pictu re cer's quarters and an eloctri. shows the clubhouse and pro shop. National Exhibition Company (San cal distribution system. Francisco Giants) have notified th e city that they wish to sell their lease. Rep. Herlong said today a (Herald Photo) new mainenance hangar has Plam In,House There are two other projects under last year's authorization due to be completed sometime the near future, S Bornrs' SANFORI) LIONS CLUB has donated a new $335 TItmua Vision Screen. Ing machine to the use of the Seminole County Health Department for testing child re n's eyes. This is the second machine the club has bought for this purpose. The machines will also be used to give free eye tests to the public at the Lions Club Fun Fair, July 5 In Fort Mellon Park. From tire Dr. Frank Leone, Health Department director, Mrs. Grace Fish- left, er, director of nurses and Howard Hood, p resident of the Lions Club. (Herald Photo) Metro Telephone Hearing Is Set _ . 1_; A public hearing has been CojnmIuion should not order propose an, Mareses S. set for July *i on a petition them to institute lbe non- rates. Residence rates Is the before th e Florida Public optional extended service. Deepest Raid Se rv ice Commission for coun. The countywide telephone Sanford area are expected tywide telephone service In tie-up Is expected to result to be Increased from $0 to In a small rats increase for 60 cen ts per month. Business -Viet Strife Semicle County, port of a majority of the which would be comprised of those pn Southern Bell lines, rates would be hiked front 45 by Gordon Orr, director. ThV Commission Set the However, the Winter Park cents to $1.50, depending SAIGON (UPI) -.. U. S. more than three counties. Orr also displayed for th e house, en commission a huge map f Action was delayed on Rep. Counties and represents- Air Force Jots bombed * hear1s for 10 am. In the Telephone Com pany does not the type of service. us in Of Orange and Seminole Counties George Stone's proposal, a tives Included: Dade ii, military barracks northwest with the areas defined In th e compromise d e s I g n• d to Duval 9, Hillsborough g, of Hanoi and barely 10 miles report depicted In various col. break the current rsappor- Pinellas 7, Broward 7, Or. f ro m the border of Commun. on to make Interpretation tionment deadlock. "I've tried ange 6, Palm Beach 5, Polk 1st China today. The raid was JACKSONVILLE (UPI) to ta ke Into consideration 4. Eacumbia 3, Voluala 3, the deepest penetration of A th ree-judge Federal panel easier, today called for proposed .. The brochures covered the some political realities In dc Urevard 8, Sarasota 1, Leon the war. A U. S milita ry spokes. apportionment plans t be ls.ntl use Inventory In acres veloping th is plan," saId 1, Alachua and Gilchrist submitted to the court from and percentages for Seminole Sto ne, who will be speaker of would share two, Manatee to man said 41 Jets hit th e they 1, Okaluosa 2, and the Communist barracks at Son Interested part ies by July County with special maps and the House In 1967, iie urged th e committee to following one each: Lake, La, 120 mIles west northwest 6th If the Legislature fails t get busy on his, or any, plan Seminole, Lee, Marion, Mon. of hanoI and 10 miles south realign itself by July 1st. because time was running out toe, Gadsden, St. Lucie, Jack- of the town of Lao Cal on The brief order by appeals In the special session. H. son. Osceola, Santa Rosa, th e border of Viet Nam and Judge Warren I.. Jones er4 said unless the committee Putnam, and Indian River. China. Other pla nes hit the District Judges William McBan Nuoc Chin ammunition acts today to get some Rae and David Dyer Indicat. depot 70 miles north west of Members of the Seminole plan to th e floor, th ere would ad the court may intend Hanoi. select one of the plaits. The County Chamber of Corn- be little cha nce of any nut. In the ground war two U. portlountent before the ses. order said the pIUS submit- merce Coffee Club will S. Marines were killed today aba closes out Thursday tad to the court must be "In one of the county's busiest midnigh when their jeep hit a land t. accordance with the stand. mine eight and a half mile. aids laid down by the Su. industries In operation when The committee DETROIT (UPI) -Chry.. west. of Di Nang. A spokes. proms Court of the United they convene for their June Stone's proposal for study, session at Alix of Sanford'a Indicating It would be dl,. Icr Corp. and the Ford Mo. man saId they were an route states." The Legislature is current. plant on Highway 17-92, just cussed again In an afternoon tor Co. moved today to begin to re-establish commun ication session-alt.r today's meet- full participation In the In. wi th an artillery reconnaisly deadlocked In $ battle over south of Onora Road. The tour of the plant wi ll Ing of the full House. Effect ItIal 3 per cent cut In the 10 lance party which was bay. the U. S. Supreme Court of. be conducted by manager of the action was to leave per cent excise on new auto- lug radio difficulties. der to reapportion Itself on In Saigon a firing squad Ronald Sanders, after coffee only two more House se'. mobiles. "one.man, one-vote" bails. Ford Issued lbe first of executed a terrorist who "Such plans (submitted) and doughnuts are served on alone before the session end.. Stone's plan would give approxima tely 200,000 excIse tried to bomb a barracks should be supported by pop. the porch. ulatlon data and other appro. Haffee Watchers are asked populous Dade County 10 tax reba te checks that will housing American Arm y offi. cers, It was part of Premier prInto information for consid. to form a motorcade at 9:15 aenators, Dual 5, Palm be seat to Ford customers. The tax cut was retroac. Nguyen Coo Ky's promised oration by the court If A.M. at the Chamber build- Beach. Polk and Escambia Legislature of Florida has Ing. Special parking fsdfll. two each, and lbe following live to May 15 and the auto crackdown on terrorists, connot validly resppertloned ft. ties will be provided on the counties one each: Volusla, companies have promised to ruption and other practices self by July 1, iNS," isday's front la wn of the iwl* suit Brevard, Sarasota. Leon, see th at th eir custome rs ri. weakening lbe war against lb. Viet Cong. Manatee, Bay, Seminole, Lake celve the benefits. establishment. order said, State Office Building In Winter Park. A joint petition requesting the metro telephone service has been fi led with th e Commission by th e Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, County Board of Corn- A Sanford woman died an active member of lbs missioner,, City of Sanford. Monday af te rnoon In a Glas. First Baptist Church, Of the Altamonte Springs, Cassel. Eastern Star, and of the berry, Longwood, North Or. gow, Ky., hospital as result Sanford Garden Club. of in juries received In an lando and OviedoSurvivors, other than her The petitioners seek to tie automobile accident there husband, are $ sister, Mrs. the Southern Dill Telephone last Tuesday. Mae Myers of Sanfordi a System Is the North pa rt of Dead Is Mrs. Hazel Smith, Brother, Rev. 0. G. Bniddoek the county Into th e Winter 63, of Flora Heights. Her of Elkart, md., and several Park Telephone Company in husband, Myron Smith, and nieces and nephews including the South end of the coun- another Sanford couple, Mr. Mr.. Donald Knight of Sea. ty. and Mrs. C. J. Coleman, also ford and Mrs. Fred 3. Fisher The bearing called by th e of Flora Heights, who were of Atlanta. Funeral services will be Commission Is on a show reported as receiving serious cause order to South ern Boll Injuries In the accident, are held at 10 am. Friday at and Winte r Park telephone expected to return borne Gramkow Funeral Home with companies sta ting why the Wednesday. Rev. Fred B. Chance offici. Mrs. Smith, a native of atlng. Burial will be In High. Columbia City, hid., moved la nd Memory Garden, hissI to Sanford in 1985 and was City. CAR PURCHASERS WILL RECEIVE REFUND FROM MANUFACTURER dIvorcee Mrs. Rachel Wilson Moughton. 47. Mrs. llought.n was found dead Is the apartment of Chester Venable, $04 W. 18th St., under circumstances which Polk. Cbl.f Arnold Williams and Coroner Hugh Dunces Monday said Wiest. 54 a "st rong suspisios of homicide. The offic ial autopsy report or By Court F Coffee Club Meets Thursday Begin Excise Tax Rebates Fatal To Mrs. Smith Injuries Moughfon Case Coroner's -U Jury Meets Monday __ No new In formation has yet turned up in lbe myst.r. Saturday night of Price gs Are Changed _ Ta watch the advertise. cosmetics, business machInes, Removal if ths ertao tu to May Is, and car purchal. have bees sold mint. and commercials and cameras, film, projectors, pe •• will yeefy, yei4 g. "pjg5 lax." find Out what stores are pass, electric, gas and cli spptl. automobiles. INIaSs from the manufacturer, basic price will remain ances, fresiers, lighters, mat. tics and baadbags teds, Is Henceforth, however, the price same, but the taz will then not lag along the ten cut. . are suggestions you ches, musical Instruments, not causing siceeiiri rosters gM follow It you want Is pool, mechanical pencils, to Isoterd merchants as trr will be reduced and t he tin be Included. as 'b nglog lbs price tags Is sa ving will be reflected direct. In cases where the retail reap full bw.fIt of the tin phonograph records, playing cards, radio., and phone. ly on the merchandise price price "Includes tax." the eon. cut: concerned. sumiti can expect to me the First, leans which Items are graphs, relrigeratcs's, spor ting It will involve, S. sues is- sticker. stan',,, the re-marking if This win pretty much be the Mom ridrel in total tagged affected by the lax reduc. goods (except fishing .qidg' igem enl standard procedure lot all price. This will be the case too. When you go to buy cue, meld), and tilevWosi eels. anus. from ring to as a'tme" leaded automobile dealers, a spot with moat jewelry aid appll' check the price against what Another hint for th e bargain bunter Is to pay special at. saces, as their retail prices you have been paying. With eip,uM,e atrsessile., check revealed. hut most merchants seld it Is many instances. consuss- kilad.4 the hidden excise lax In most cases the ten cut is tithe I. the store advertict consumer Items iame4lately W. Whether It's the splash 4 4 won't take mire than a day at en may not realise they are or manufacturer's tan. in the newspaper, radio • Isle. getting the tax cut, when in It'. gong Is be sp in the affected Is 10 per cent, tm One automobIle dealer said y,allty they are. This will be consumer to keep Wormed The Items include furs, Jew. vision commercial, or just a U0 tax cut will be xetrsec'Jve du. to the fact that ashy Mimi about prices. He Is going to dry luggage sad handbags sign plastered on lbs window. at a price have to has yet to be filed with lb. p.1k. department, but as. cording to Duncan pr.lImIairy reports Indicate Mr.. Moughtes died froa lees of blest WN deed y erel bs'skes atbe and a deep BSA on bat forihemd, but a.cerdlag to Williams meat if bleeding vu .gpsyestly __ OPEN FRIDAY NITE 1IId$ I' stYS mst otn 41 4,,s....,.s,,.p...ose"S. loin. death perimenta is Aviation Medi- from a vari.ty if 29c w CS Raymond Blaton, son of BM 6% ., -- ci. ruio. . . 1% DIPS 0 0 0 0 ON" ________________ :''' ~ __ 1 1 rac "VAMLLA cocoNur uci - __ (Ati -Iw) (__ , .- .: - fl $80 elect rical appliances knocked out by lightning during recent rain storms. Safest thing I. do Is unplug 1.1.. vision sets, phonographs and other equipment, especially If you are going to be sons all 11 all Fee 4 ers* me" wUlbiit earn. Tuesday at MI Souls Cath. ill. Chureit with Rev, flick. nil 4.15 ofticlellng. The b.ly will be forward" Tue.. leMos. i...:day afl.rso.a I. $.C.,lerbsr$il. I - #ff 12 LIQUID ATO Al PAY11* UtM1I - airy for Mr.. Warr C.Ch*ch. Is : s S " 1111110 and at ErL,IN . Power and Light, Florida Stat. Bank and San. ford Atlantic NaUoal Bank. S 5 Insurance men report get- aC • -- 11111111111111111111111111111_ 0. .. charge. Fun Fair. Co-operating firm s Chas. and Company, include Florida ting qutie a f ew reports on MM I ifiblack Funeral Home. Csuelberry, hour-long fireworks display for the Lions Club July 5 Wm l" fov l The North Orlando Volunteer Tire Department was praised for quick action in a fir. Fri. day at the E. W. HarviUs home on North Third. A gas can ax. plod.d causing a fire which damaged the utility room and screen porch. C 5 0 Lions Club President Howard Hood has announced that four local firms have agreed to underwrite the cost of in That's our speC1aIt' That's what C t.ry, Winte r Park. In ' say now: Drive Plans opportunity carefully atto all times, but especially on holiday weekends, such ii lbe saw-to-be-here Fourth. I , '. I ,., : .. I of Niblack Fun. oral Home, Caustb.iry with Itev. IJirwin Ikea officiating. Iurla$ will be in Palm Cern.. -. -V :: lye Net, in August seen. AU of which gives the O big evQnts In your life Is with us; ~~~~~ - 55nSenator Reapportion '.~_,._ '_~l th The placetoave for the rve , ago. OIS Future brides can be expenslvL (So can a lot of other ings.) - r I Purchases 20 Voting Machines where they are not usually :'i'k. ..A (eV,jj~ 1.-,7.,,,~ e1" Hangar Added Commissioner. Instructed W. E. McLauchlin will be in W. E. Hutchison, city attorstalled as new president of the Sanford Lions Club Tuesday ney, to draw a new lease also been Included In the proS night during ceremonies at the which excludes the portion of ject, at a cost of $544,000. the golf course on which the Capri Restaurant. H. will be Earlier this month soil borInstalled by Lions District Gov- city's new water plant is loing tests were conducted in cated and which also prohibernor John F. Nicholson of y preparation for the County Ocala. The affair, which gets Its the cutting of timber or extension. underway at 1:30 p. m. wil l be the construction of residences Current projects at the NAS between the fairways. Ladles Night. Include construction of addl. S SI A portion of land at lbe tional aircraft parking spat'.. Sanford Poilceman Herman 11th and 12th hole. covering One area Is being constructed flarztatt, who has been bospi. some five acres Is also to be Just east of the present apron . lathed at Seminole Memorial quit-claimed back to the city. The new parking space, cow. By Dottie Austin with charts broken down Into mole County land is UndC%'el. ering approximately ivoo Hospital with a back ailment, The golf course, which was has been transferred to Winter originally laid out so metime Seminole County commis.! residential, Industrial, groves, i oped, swamps, lowlands square ya rd s, normally will Park Memorial Hospital for In the mid-1920's alter sever- sloner, today auth orized th e farms, swanp. lakes and nv. lakes and rivers, accommod ate 15 RA-5C VIgi. cr1, trade areas, recreation There Is appro ximately 19 lante jet aircraft . further tests. It I. not known al false starts has changed purchase of $36000 worth of areas and otter Jb. 3. percent of the land In the re- This project Is the third In a bow long he will be hospitals. hands many times. The last voting machines to cover The re port jndlcate that sklential, iniiui.trlal, trade, series of five authorized last ed Meanwhile, Ptlmn. James sale, to the NEC In 1952 was new Hardy I. recuperating at home in the neighborhood of $30,- the new precinct.. recently set more than 80 percent of Scm. I farm ,tCII public U5t'. year by Congress In a $,0O1,. following major surgery a 000. Present askin g price Is U, o?.,) package for the station. ,.. C Maintenance - BACON _________________ a sot* THRIF'.T SLICED TURKEY years to run, - Snagged I 1. Aboard . I Ic __________________________ -. f-I , , ,.- . 'V4r City Commissioner. met Monday afternoon with at. torneys representing th e Sanford Atlantic National Rank and David M. Wheichel of Fort Pierce who has expressed Intere st In buying the property. Under the terms of the lease, the city must approve any potential lease, to whom the National Exhibition Cornpany proposes to sell. The original 09-year lease has 83 -' r It I. around $75,000. The 20 new machines, at a Whelebsi, who Is interest. cost of about $1,700 each, his beat. ad In purchasing the property, must be ordered before July CO Is th e son of Hugh Whelchel, I and will be delivered during In an apparent eftort to a form er owner of the course tiit month of September. stow down drivers before the and the brother of Howard Commissioners set July 1 epcombg long Fourth OIJUly Wbelchsl, city finance direit- for the begi1ng..pf, budget weekend, Florida Highway Pa. or. H. is a native of SAnford, bearings and set July as a . an4 Nation. W troopers were repor ted now engaged In lb. insurance tax equalization bearing date.TALLAHASSEE ($JPI) very active over the weekend. business in Fort Pierce. Brochures of lb. program Tb. house lteappo&tlonment In the house the state's action iarge.t counties would get One Clock Winder who had for th. coming year from the Committee de1ayi reason to drive over the Can. e Join t Orange.SemIaole Coon. again today on a -senator, their own representatives but teal Florida ares, reported the ty Planning COmI'ISIOn were 109-repreeentatl,. pan which the smaller counties would be troopers very active In areas presented to the commission Its sponsor says has the sup- lumped Into distrlcta, none \ , .'.................... . .: I -•. hoped be will soon be back on . ' Phillips Takes Reenlistment Oath by Crndr. B. 1. ... 17 from Tim R. Phillip., serving .4 X S POT ,~~ I _~":" .1 i are •:. CHICKEN' BEEF S .111 ~ - : ". ,,, ~~ 4~%-'.',~ I . . It~ I , ~'. , - t ;..., 1, . .I. I . *I , ~ , .~ .'. i;1, I I ~:,. . - -_ "MORTON'S" FROZEN it f~ . 111M1111111111N1111111 ... , ~ . - couple of weeks PX9. OP $ 'EVERPRUH" FRESH BAKED! ~,-...i:::.-,.,~.,~_,~ ' ,.r - 1,~ I ! F , : ,.,. ,,, . _1 , ,~, ..I I . I .. I i 11 I.1.1 .~.. . ". ~ : . . #., . - ( O 1 . . j I , :' :.. ., ,f: ,~ - - .., I . - I I col tol m to A .0ri~~'' i, 0 J 9 te !I If . M NAS Mayfair Golf Course Is on the block again. National Exhibition ( ompany (the San Francisco Giants) have notlflei I the city that they wish to sell their lease. The clt retains ownership of the approximately 130 acres If land. y- \% Class Of '55 Holds Reunion ,LIICITS1IIkENLTEIS "The Nile of America" illion 's $7.2 irb 3Ijrrath Gets ommittee OK **,, I Rhi ('iu4 R2'7'11 Pb ft WEATHER: Monda:r, 86.66, no rain; generally fair through Wednesday, high today around 90, low tonight 67 to 73. VOL. 57 United Press L eased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 217 Established 190$ TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1965 the Selective H the St. Johns River 1111111111111111111 ~ft SHS on a 25th & Park, Sanford BONN th * .* * Ufj (UPI) - West German Chancellor Lodwig Erhard today flew to New York to begin silxiiy visit to the United States designed in boost his chances lot te.ehsc. and of American Legion Poet MORE ERE 'I Serving on the grounds will be from 5:30 to 8 p.m. tickets may be purchased from any member of the troop, at e Elks Lodge on tion. and standard H 4-DAY VMfl' by. was made recently to Mrs. PUI*IITATION of $ flagstaff Nancy Nordstrom, left, senior vice commander $27 by Cdr. Claudia Trlola,centar and Mrs. Carolyn Frid, put district Service Board, John Krlder pm. conunander. In behalf of asntsd Cdr. Nordstrom with a donation to be used for the post's (Herald Photo) tar, program. SHOP ) Kenu will consist of bar. becued chickenh baked beans, claw and rolls. Entertainment will be provided and all an cordially Invited to attend. f IiV Seminole County SAVE I COLORTUL 37*48" RUGS ______ . ____ 1p1a1 -. 2 $5 -. ______ vleceee reysi ______ ______ ____ Saving. e..epl A wide sirs, of dsqI, -pp.d 1 Pile "P 'laamyrlsd.11&.ea$let tines. M-om, machine wash'. elabowarts Nam L11-. a the A eoreseVs jury Is ached. tihid Is mist Koiday. S. nut USE TOUR PENNEY CIARGI CA 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, 1984 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 21, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 21, 1965; <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/fc57d16b32da1647abd6a8c3c9d7a432.pdf 5e762892a98a242eca230f4ba50a92b2 PDF Text Text 77th Year, No. 61—Wednesday, October 31, 1984—Sanford, Florida Evening Herald — (USPS 481-280) — Cents Indira Gandhi Assassinated NEW DELHI. India (UPI) - Prime M in is t e r In d ir a G a n d h i w as assassinated today In a burst of sub­ machine gun fire by two Sikh members of her own security guard, authorities said. O th e r m e m b e rs o f th e p rim e minister's personal bodyguard Imme­ d ia te ly op en ed fire on the tw o assailants, killing them. Gandhi. 66. was rushed to the All India Institute o( Medical Sciences but was rep o rte d ly dead on arrival. Extensive efforts to revive her failed. " I t Is a ll o v e r . " g o v e rn m e n t spokesman U.C. Tlwarl told United Press International. Some members of the Sikh religion rejoiced, ca llin g the slain prime minister "India's Hitler." But grieving world leaders expressed shock and outrage. Gandhi, a Hindu, had been under heavy security In recent weeks because of assassination threats by Sikhs. An emergency Cabinet session was called to establish a caretaker prime minister, official All India radio said. A special plane was sent to Calcutta to bring Gandhi's son and hand-picked successor. Rajiv, to the capital. The Press Trust of India announced Mrs. Gandhi's death In a news flash saying: "T h e Prime Minster. Mrs. Indira Gandhi ts m more." The assassination comes as India prepared for nationwide parliamentary elections, which by law must be held the third week In January. As the election time approached, there were Indications that the opposition was gaining support In Its bid tr crack Gandhi's ruling Congress Party's hold on political power. But a spokesman for the World Sikh Organization In Southern California announced: "W e are ecstatic!" "T h e whole nation o f Sikhs Is rejoicing." Singh said. "Our freedom fighters will win out In the end. This Is much like the Ameri­ can Revolutionary War. We will not be treated like slaves." he said. Th e tw o Sikh gunm en — one bearded. In the tradition of the religion, and the other clean-shaven — opened fire on the prime minister as she walked from her residence to an adjacent office, police said. Gandhi has been the object of threats by radical Sikhs — an offshoot of Hinduism — who blame her for order­ ing an Army attack on the Golden Temple. The temple attack last June, which left at least 600 people dead, was an attempt to halt a separatist terror campaign masterminded by Sikh mili­ tants barricaded Inside their holiest shrine. Earlier this month, police arrested four Sikhs who said they were on their way to New Delhi lo assassinate national leaders. The Press Trust of India said Gandhi was shot as she walked from her residence to her office In an adjoining building. Authorities said the two assassins — members of her security guard — were Immediately shot by other members of the prime minister's bodyguard. One was killed Immediately and the other d' J later In the hospltol A doctor quoted by the Press Trust of India said Gandhi was struck by at elections will be held on Dec. 18. Mrs. Smith. 103 Country Place, a 26-year resident of the city and an adjunct Instructor In history at Seminole Community College Is making her second bid for public office. She was defeated In a race for the Florida House of Repre­ sentatives two years ago. If Mrs. Smith wins, she will be the first woman elected to office In the Sanford city government. Speer, whose family has lived in Sanford for generations. Is a practicing attorney, a form er assistant "tale attorney and Is making a first try for public office. Yancey Is active In the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Born and reared In Sanford, he Is a fo r m e r t e a c h e r und a past employee In the prison system. Mercer Is also making a first bid for public office. He was ucllve In the Sanford Chamber for many years, serving as Its president and was recipient of Its prestigious "Topper Award.” McClanahan served previously on the city commlsslon.Hclsareal estate broker. Blair, owner and operator of the Care-O-Sell Pet Palace, ran for the commission unsuccessfully before. He Is a member of the city's board of adjustment, the county board of adjustment and housing authority. Franklin, assistant principal at Sanford Middle School, has served on the city's planning and zoning commission for 13 years. Thomas, a visiting teacher for the S em in ole C ounty .school system for the past 23 years. Is a native of Sanford. He Is president of the East-West Saeford Kiwanls Club, active In the Celery City Lodge 542 and as trustee of Allen Chapel AME. — Donna Estes By Rick Brunson Herald S taff W riter Local residents of Indian descent, grieving over the death of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, suld today 'Moral and their homeland will survive the blow spiritual II received as a result o f her assassination by Sikh extremists. laadarshlp' "Democracy Is so rootrd in the will pravall minds of Indians that they will select u good leader that will lead the nation -Adhav through troubled waters." said IJr. Itatan Adhuv. president of the India Association of Greater Orlando. The organization consists of 400 Indian families In Orange. Osceola und Seminole counties. Adhav Is ulso president of Quantum Technology of according to l)r. Hussain Kasttlm. professor of philosophy und religion Sanford. at the University of Central Florida. He said her death was a "tragic Sikhs blend their Hindu beliefs with moment" for India, but added that those of Islam, he said. the “ moral and spiritual leadership" of the country would prevsll.—w While Sikhs are generally peacedescribed that leadership us the loving. he said the extremists In India philosophy of the brotherhood thul want to be considered a scpuraie binds Hindus together. n a t io n a lit y fro m th e ir H indu Adhav likened the political climate brethren. They have taken up arms lo In India to that of Egypt after resist the Hindu-dominated govern­ P r e s id e n t A n w a r S a d a t w as ment which Is trying lo prevent them assaslnated by Islamic extremists In from seceding from Ihe country. *; •• 1981. Adhav believes Ihe Sikhs’ ven­ Indira Oandhl "Just as Egpyt Is going on without geance stemming from the temple Sadat. India will go on without attack Is now quenched und ihut Ihe Indira," he said. country will go on In peace. He said W A S H IN G T O N (U P I) - W o rld lea d ers because they are a minority In Indlu. expressed shock and outrage today at the they present no significant threat lo assassination of Indira Gandhi, but some mem­ democracy there. bers of the Sikh religion rejoiced, calling the slain But Ms. Jahaglrdar said the extrem­ prime minister "India's Hitler." Russia and ist threat has left India In disarray "W e are estatlcl" exclaimed Amrlt Singh, a and Russia and China may use the spokesman for the World Sikh Organization In China may opportunity to Infiltrate the country southern California. "Justice has been done by •xplolt India's and exploit Its moment of weakness. God's grace by the shooting down of Indira momant of Gandhi. She was India's Hitler." She suld she also fears the President Reagan, awakened with the news at 3 waaknass. emergence of an extremist leader * a.m., "expressed his deep personal sorrow." aides may mean the country could be cut -Jahaglrdar said. off from the rest of the world. If that 8 e « LEADERS, page 10 A happened, as It did In Iran, she and World Leaders 'Shocked' County Expects 3 Bids For 911 System County Administrator T. Duncan Rose III expects the county will have by this afternoon proposals from three firms — Southern Bell. AT&T, and Pacific Bell of San Francisco — bidding for the oppor­ tunity to set up an enhanced 911 telephone emergency system In Seminole County. The deadline for submission for pro­ posals was 2 p.m. today. While only one firm — Southern Bell — had submitted a proposal by Tuesday afternoon. Rose said. "It Is customary. In 90 percent of the cases, for venders to bring In proposals on the final day and stay for the proposal openings. I'd be very surprised If three or four proposals were not received." he said. Rose said he's been notified I hut at Thousands of people waited outside the hospital for news of Gandhi's condition as doctors tried In vain lo save her life. A line of old women In saris sat on a sidewalk across from 'he hospital, some praying, some sobbing, tears streaming down their faces. Local Indians Say Nation's Democracy Will Survive Blow 8 Qualify To Run In Dec. 4 City Election Eight persons have qualified to run for two city commission seats and the mayor's office In the Dec. 4 Sanford city election. City Clerk Henry Tamm reported as the candidate qualification period closed Tuesday. The commission candidates will be running within districts for the first lime: the candidates for mayor will run at large. Terms of office will be four years. Districts were called for under a federal court order Issued by Judge Elizabeth Kovachevlch last April. The case filed by several black residents In the city was settled out of court when the Sanford City Commission agreed to the dis­ tricting. ~Vylng for the mayor's office, held by Lee P. Moore for the past 16 years, are civic leader and educator Bettye Smith; attorney Thomas Speer: and c|ly commissioner Ned Yancey. Moore said he Is not seeking re-election to give more time to his family and his business, the Sunnlland Corp. For the District 1 seat on the city commission, held by Yancey for the past four years, vie John Mercer, a banker, and A.A. "M ack" McClanahan. n former city com­ missioner. Yancey could not have run for re-election to the com­ mission unless he moved within the district. And competing for the District 2 commission seat, held by Keith for the past eight years, are Larry Blair. C.B. Franklin and Robert Thomas Jr. Keith also would have had to move to the district to run for re-election. In the contests for the mayor's office and the District 2 com­ mission scat. If one of the can•1didates Is unable to poll 50 percent plus one vote of those cast, runoff least 10 bullets and was dead on arrival. "Mrs. Gandhi registered no pulse and her pupils did not react to light." said the doctor, one of three Junior physi­ cians on duty In the emergency ward when she was brought In. A spokesman at the All India In­ stitute said Gandhi was given continu­ ous blood transfusions and was at­ tended by more than a dozen doctors. I n c l u d i n g ca rd Ic l o g I s t s a n d neurosurgeons. Doctors said they found 16 wounds. least the three firms he named will lxsubmitting proposals. All Ihrrr are tele­ phone ei>m|uilllcs. While Southern Bell serves a large pari of Seinlnnli i uiiii'i Pacific lull s usual service area Is In California und AT&T Is nationwide. "Telephone companies ure no longer restricted to serving a specific geographic area." Rose said. "They can market anywhere. Southern Bell, for Instance, could market In Alaska. If It wanted to." he said. If the proposals come In as Rose expects, a management team composed of Rose. Director of Management and Budget Eleanor Anderson. Sheriff John Polk. Director of Public Safety Gary Kaiser arul Central Services Director David Hqrary will systematically review the proposals and make a recommenda­ tion to the county commission for action, unless the committee feels It does not have the expertise to evaluate the propoaals. Rose said the committee will .give the proposals a quick review and then delay consideration until Nov. IS when Kaiser ts expected to return from his annual vacation. "Kaiser Is an essential part of the committee." Rose said, because of his knowledge of fire dispatch. If the committee maker a Judgment and gives a recommendation to the county commission In early December, a decision should be made by the end of December or Ihe first of January. Bee 9 1 1 BIDS, page I0 A other Indians would find It difficult to return and visit relatives. Dr. Udlta Jahaglrdar. Sanford obstetrlclan-gynerologlst. said she was "terribly shocked” and stayed awake all nlghl to hear news reports of Mrs. Gandhi's health add the conditions In India. She said Mrs. Gandhi was "an excellent leader" who will be sorely missed by the peace-loving people of India. "She reflected the feelings of the m ajority of understanding, nonvloient Indians." Ms. Jahaglrdar said. But. she said, people In India who love democracy will help hold the country together. Both Adhav and Ms. Jahaglrdar said Mrs. Gandhi wus probably killed for revenge after she ordered ihe Indian army to Invade the Slkh-held Temple of Amritsar last summer. Sikhism Is an offshoot of Hinduism. "W e hope the young leaders of India who are foreign-educated will seize this opportunity to establish u m id d le -o f-th e -ro a d p o lic y and stabilize the situation we (Indians) face In the world today.” Halloween III Target: Holiday Drunk Drivers Out to scare young visi­ tors to the third annual Spook Mansion sponsored by the Sanford Recreation D e p a r t m e n t , the D a M o la y s a n d S a n f o r d A s s e m b l y 25 of th e R a in b o w G i r l s , a r e Michelle Zigler, left, a Rainbow G irl, and Tony W illia m s , p ro s p e c tiv e DeM olay m em ber. Th e attraction for kids 12 and u n d e r w i l l be o p e n 6:30-8:30 p.m. today at the Cultural Arts Center, 5th Street and Oak Avenue. Admission, 25 cents. O R L A N D O (U P I) - T h e Florida Highway Patrol plana to use a special squad of troopers to crack down on drunken drivers In central Florida over the coming holiday season. FHP Capt. Walter E. Sun*dberg Jr. calls Ihe seven-week campaign, which starts Nov. 16 and concludes New Year's Day. the "most Intensified effort we have ever undertaken." A s p e c ia l sq u a d o f 25 troopers w ill patrol seven counties during late-night and early-morning hours — the limes when most fatal acci­ d e n ts I n v o lv in g d ru n ken drivers occur — throughout the holiday season. Sundberg said half of central Florida's traffic fatalities are H w sM M M * by T w i n , Viacsat _JL Unconfirm ed reports say Mrs. Gandhi's son, Rajcev. has been ap­ pointed temporary prime minister until election s can be held In January. Adhav said Rajeev Gandhi, along with other young American-educated leaders, represent the best hope Ihut India will continue along u moderate path. alcohol-related and said the special patrol represents a "total commitment" by the FHP to eliminate the problem. The squad will rotate Its patrols In Orange. Osceola. Lake. S e m in o le . V olu sia . Flagler and Brevard counties. Troopers will target— hlghways outside cities In those counties where trafftc deaths have occurred fre­ quently. said FHP Sgt. Chuck Williams. “ We v III concentrate our efforts according to our data .., where the mo9t DL'I driven* are." said Williams. Williams said statistics show 1 in 10 holiday drivers are driving under the Influence of alcohol. *1^1 & +4 v . TODAY Action Reports...............10B Bridge.............................6B Calendar......................... 5A Classifieds........ Comics............... ...........6B Crossword ........ ............6B Dear Abby......... ............2B mA Dr. Lamb........................6B Editorial............. Florida............................ 2A Horoscope....................... 6B Hospital...........................2A Nation............................. 2A People.... *....................L2B Sports...........................7-9A Television............ 7B Weather.............................2A World.............................10A * '■*'V* s I » -•. �_r~- ,\ 3A-Evening Herald, Sanford. FI. Wednesday, Ocl. 31. 19** Reagan Vetoes Youth Jobs Bill NATION WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Reagan, who laces his campaign speeches with references to Franklin Roosevelt, has reJected a throwback to the New Deal In vetoing legislation lo give public-serv ice Jobs to thousands of young people. Citing objections based on cost, philoso­ phy and practicality. Reagan used his veto power Tuesday to kill legislation that would have put young people to work on federal, state and Indian lands as part of a new American Conservation Corps. The hill would have created year-round Jobs for men and women 16 to 25 years old and summer employment for youths 15 to 21 years old. Backers said 37.000 people would have benefited, with emphasis on IN BRIEF U.S. To Send More Aid To Starving In Ethiopia WASHINGTON (UPI| - The United Stnles Is willing lo send more emergency food aid lo famine-stricken Ethiopia but wants "a more cooperative attitude** from that African nation's Marxlsl-leanlng government, a spokesman says. But Kirk O'Donnell, spokesman for House Speaker Thomas O’Neill, said: “ The only personal Interest In African food assistance that the president has exhibited ... Is his desire to use food assistance for Africa to extort funds for the (Nicaraguan) contras from Congress.” O'Donnell noted the House approved S I50 million In food assistance In March, but the Republican-controlled Senate, at the behest of the president, delayed action on It by adding funds for the administration-backed rebels In Nicaragua. Separately. Rep. Joseph Addabbo, D-N Y.. urged Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger to use military vehicles lor transporting emergency food aid In Ethiopia. those most disadvantaged. But Reagan. In a veto statement, resisted election-year pressures and said the measure was based on a 'discredited approach to youth unemployment that relies on artificial public-sector employ­ ment." Sen. Daniel Patrick Movnlhan. D-N.Y.. a cosponsor of the proposal. Issued a terse reaction and a promise. "I'm disappointed." he said. "W e ll be back." S ie rr a C lu b s p o k e s w o m a n D iane MacEachcrn said Reagan "blew a good opportunity to put people to work and clean up the environment. "Ronald Reagan has Justified waging war on the National Parks System by advocating they be cleaned up before he would permit any o t h e r I m p r o v e m e n t s . " s a id MacEachcrn. "By his veto, he has made a sham of this policy." High u n em ploym en t am ong black trenagers created much of the Impetus fer the bill. The cost, estimated at $225 million through fiscal 1987. was significantly below ihe S300 mllllon-a-vear rigure first sugg-sled by the House, but still too high for the administration. Sources said budget director David' Stockman was a driving force behind the veto, even though some White House officials, more sensitive to election-year political considerations, recommended Reagan sign the bill. Sign Shrine Planted by ambition, a large crop of campaign signs have sprouted this political season on U.S. Highway 17-92 hear the intersection with state Road 427. The signs, watered by promises and occasionally fertilized by rhetoric, will probably be harvested within a few days after the Nov. 6 election. Tanker Ripped By Blasts SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Three fiery explosions ripped through a 660-foot tanker ship near the Golden Gate Bridge today, burning some of the 27 crewmen aboard, the Coast Guard said. Half of the ship, the Puerto Rican, was ablaze, with two Coast Guard 82-foot cutters and two choppers at the scene, the Coast Guard said. The cause of the explosions was not Immediately known. Two of the crewmen were pulled from the water bv a pilot boat that was alongside when the blasts occurred 10 miles west of the bridge Just after the ship left San Francisco cn route to Panama. Coast Guard cutters and helicopters later rescued 20 others, officers said. The Rescue Coordination Center In San Francisco said five crewmen were believed to be still aboard the stricken vessel. The Coast Guard said the Puerto Rican, owned by Keystone Tankers, was 25 to 30 percent full of chemicals and petroleum products. H t f iB Ptwte by Tim m y Vlnctnl Navy Rejects N ew Frigate IN BRIEF Door-To-Door Search Begun For Tainted Plants N A T IO N A L R E PO R T ! A wintry storm threatening heavy snow In the northern Rockies dropped the wind chill fuctor to 50 below zero across north central Montunu today, and re­ c o rd lo w s sp rea d ea st to Mlchlgun. Scattered showers and thundershowers moved across eastern Kansas and Missouri, eastern New Mexico to the western panhandle of Texas, and northwestern Florida. A winter storm warning for heavy snow, bitter cold, gusty winds and blowing and drifting snow covered northwest and central Montana. Zero temperatures and 45 mph winds dropped the wind chill factor to 40 to 50 below zero across north central Mon­ tana. Unseasonably cold air gripped much of the North from Montana to Upper Michigan. International Falls. Minn., re­ corded a record low o f 14 degrees late Tuesday, and early today Marquette. Mich., set a record low for Oct. 31 when the mercury fell to 20 degrees. Unseasonably high tem pera­ tures set or tied records Tuesday til five states In the Southeast. Afternoon readings were In the 70s and 80s from the south Atlantic Coast to the southern high Plains. Officials began searching homes Tuesday where custom­ er's of Peterson's Nursery took the plants. The Vcro Beach nursery was the eighth to be found with the disease. Peterson's bought ubout 800 ornamental trees from Adams Containerized Citrus Tree Inc. In Haines City and resold them to Individual customers. Officials said Adams' nursery has sold about 90.000 citrus trees statewide since Aug. 30. They said they planned to begin seizing about 17.000 citrus trees In Dade. Broward. Palm Beach and Martin counties that were purchased from Adams. Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner and Bert Hawkins, administrator of the U.S. Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, asked homeowners to destroy citrus plants they have purchased since August 1983 that might have come from any of the 452 retail outlets serviced by the Adums firm. Officials fear the highly contagious disease could spread and cripple Florida's $ 1-hllllon-a-yrar citrus Industry. 2 Killed In Marina Ambush MIAMI (UPI) — Two people were killed and two others Injured by an assailant who ambushed them aboard a drydocked boat at a commercial marina In what police believed was u drug-related Incident. Police would not release the names of the dead men. “ The subjects Involved all appear to have extensive drug-related pasts." said Metro-Dade County police spokesman Sgt. Hugh Peebles. The victims were working aboard an unnamed 65-foot boat named Bandit on Tuesday morning that was In drydock at the marina, witnesses said. The shooting occurred In the wheelhouse of the tug-llkc blue boat mounted on blocks near the fence of Tamlaml Marine In Miami's Little Havana neighborhood. HOSPITAL NOTES The gunman boarded the vessel, stood at the helm of the boat on an open deck and fired live or six shots with a revolver, witnesses said. *«nk FterteeF**, 4 f‘ - VH 3JH .....«• » 41 ..................... 44 U 44*% >1<» raw . 41S* JO'S Hush** Supply............... Mormon ......................................... - raw l*W ......3* NCR C o rp ............................. was not the vehicle police were looking for. the officer spotted the doe's carcass In the vehicle and contacted the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Com­ m ission. a cco rd in g to A va Tunstall, Assistant State At­ torney prosecuting the case. According to the arrest report, the officer reported finding lights, which might have been shined In the animal's eyes to stun her. and firearms In the vehicle. Deer seuson In this urea with a firearm does not begin until Nov. 10. Released on $10O bond each from the Seminole County Jail and awaiting dispositions of their cases are Charles Edward Perry. 31. of 1123 Jerome Way. Forest City, and Joseph Jackson Greer. 62. of 1025 7th St.. Cusselbrrry. —Deane Jordan AREA READINOS (0 a.m.): temperature: 78; overnight low: 6 8 ; T u e s d a y 's h lg n : 8 6 : barometric pressure: 30.16; rela­ tive h u m idity: 79 percent: winds: northeast at 9 mph; sunrise: 6:36 a.m., sunset 5:41 p.m. THURSDAY TIDES! Daytona Beach: highs. 2:15 a.m.. 2:52 p.m.; lows. 8:18 a.m.. 9:04 p.m.; Port Canaveral! highs. 2:07 a.m.. 2:44 p.m.; lows. 8:09 a.m.. 8:55 p.m.; Bayport: highs. 6:37 a.m.. 9:43 p.m.: lows. 1:12a.m..2:39 p.m. BO AT IN O FORECAST! St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles — Wind-northeast to cast around 15 knots today Increas­ ing to 15 to 20 knots by tonight. Wind east around 15 knots Thursday. Seas 3 to 5 feet today and 4 to 6 feel tonight. Partly cloudy with a few showers. A R E A FORECAST! Today partly cloudy. A slight chance of showers or thunderstorms. High mid 80s. Wind east 10 to 15 mph. Rain chance 20 percent. Tonight a slight chance o f e v e n in g s h o w e rs or th u n ­ derstorms then mostly fair. Low near 70. Wind east 10 to 15 mph. Rain chance 20 percent. Thursday mostly sunny. High mid to upper 80s. Wind east 10 to 15 mph. Eivning Herald IUS P S 4*1 1M) STOCKS ............... Baby Fae became the longestliving recipient of a heart front another species when she passed the 3Mi days that South African Benjamin Fortes. 59. lived when he received a chimpanzee heart. WEATHER VERO BEACH (UPI) — Agriculture Inspectors have begun a door-to-door search for citrus purchased from the eighth canker-infested nursery and officials say the fight against the disease Is Just beginning. Frwdom Serlng* ............... . M C A ........................................ LOMA LINDA. Calif. (UPI) Baby Fae has lived longer than any other recipient of a heart tra n sp la n ted from an oth er species, and was breathing, entlng and playing without the One of thrre men arrested at the same time for Illegally killing a doe out of season has pleaded guilty to the charge. The oilier men are awaiting court appearances. Kerry Donald Kauffman. 26. of Orlando, entered the plea Friday before Seminole County Judge Harold F. Johnson. Johnson ordered Kauffman to pay $200 lu—restitution. be placed on probation for one year and not be Issued a hunting license for a year. He could have received up to a year In Jail for Ihe first-degree misdemeanor. KaufTman was arrested 12:22 a m. Oct. 17 with with two other men after an officer stopped the men's vehicle on state Road 434 In Oviedo Itecause It resembled a vehicle which had been Involved In another crime. Although It FLORIDA Fla Baby Fae Doing Fine mune system that they fear could destroy the baboon's heart. 1 Of 3 Men Charged With Killing Doe Out Of Season Pleads Guilty WASHINGTON (UPI) — Blaming suspected faulty microchips, the Navy has rejected a ship from Its builder. The Navy refused Friday to accept the guided missile frigate Gary from Its builder. Todd Shipyards, Inc., because of possibly faulty microcircuits and Navy officials said Tuesday the rejection could be one of many to come. With 185 officers and men waiting to board the new $398 million warship at Long Beach. Calif., the Navy's superintendent of shipbuilding at the facility decided not to accept delivery of the vessel. .The action Involving the Gary stemmed from a Pentagon decision Sept. 10 to reject Items containing any of 4,700 different kinds of microchips made by the Texas Instruments Corp. at Its Midland. Texas, plant because of Improper testing. - f t ) — buoUhom prav'dtd by m ymbyrt ot 1 N M n s I A uocUllon ot Securities 0 * r t f l "V']*Sneenl*livl tnt.r <M+lrr prices <■ ef fn«n n ,n tee«r I n f r b — b r merkete thy Iter. foces do not to be breathing without a re­ spirator and playing gently with her mother, officials ut Loina Linda University Medical Center aid o f m echan ical support said Tuesday. systems, doctors said. Doctors at Luma Linda, about Five days after the heart of u 60 miles miles cast o f Los baby baboon was transplanted Angeles, said Baby Fae Is pro­ Into the premature Infant known gressing, well but Is still receiv­ only as Baby Fue. she was said ing drugs to suppress the Im­ 11W 10*. 43 JO*. raw M<» MW JJ piotMy.............. -...... ,.!4W 14*S Scetty't .................................. Souttwoit B onk ................................tite IS*. J4*» JJ Sun Bonkt............................. Central FterMa It4«teiul Haseital T w it e ! 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ADVERTISEMENT I0A ADVERTISEMENT TODAY, Wednesday, October 17,19*4 E le c t y y O 1 a A te H l f l N G E R STATE ATTORNEY E n d o r s e d By S e m i n o l e C o u n t y S l i e r i f f John P o lk E d ito r ia ls TODAY Wolfinger Qualified For State Attorney Post It is time for a change in the state attorney's office. Republican Norm Wolfinger offers the prospect of Intelligent and responsible opera­ tion of the office. Bis work as chief assistant public defender for the past 3'/i years lias demonstrated his abilities. In that role, he helped transform a poorly regarded office into a well respected one. In the eight years incumbent Douglas Cheshire has held the state attorney post, the staff and budget have grown tremendously — but bigger isn't always better. And the fact is that this office is not consid­ ered to be well run by a large number of the people who have dealings with it — law enforcement Norm Wolfinger officials, attorneys. Judges and oth­ ers involved with the criminal Jus­ Imprinted attache cases coating tice system. 1610 and three briefcases that cost the taxpayers $130 each. In all, 43.5 In Seminole County, the other percent of his annual purchasing half of Ihe two-county 18th Judicial (more than $23,000) was done In Circuit served by State Attorney that one month. He had followed Cheshire, Ihe law enforcement offi­ the Identical practice ihe previous cialdom is solidly against the man year, rather than returning unspent with whom they must work. Six of funds. the eight police chiefs in Dili coun­ ty, as well as Ihe sheriff, have Wolfinger, in addition to hb publicly endorsed Wolfinger. That's recent tour of duty in Ihe publii a bold and unusual step for police defender's office, has seven yean agencies to take — openly opposing experience in the state attorney') the man on whom they must rely to office,. handling work in both Bre prosecute their cases. Usually law­ vard and Seminole counties. men suffer in official silence when He has plans for a number o dealings between them and the state attorney's office are frequent­ changes that we think will be bene flcial to Ihe stale attorney's office ly unsatisfactory. such as implementing a ccnllnuinj Although there hasn't been such program of legal education course * officers, bette. a dramatic anti-incumbent stand in for law enforcement Brevard, there nonetheless is a communication with law enforce strong undercurrent of dissatisfac­ mem officers through required notI tion about various aspects of Ches- ficatton of reasons for cast h i r e ' s o f f i c e , s u c h a s decision*, and a atrong victim': communications, decision making rights program to keep citizen: fully advised of what is happemni procedures and use of personnel. in the bewildering world of iht One of our chief complaints criminal justice system. about the incumbent, as detailed in Wolfinger, 38, received a Purple a senes of articles published in 1982, has lo do with his spending and Heart heart m Vietnam combat. Hi business management practices. In currently is engaged in the prtvali our opinion, he has squandered the practice of law in Melbourne. taxpayers' money unwisely an pun We recommend a vote for Wolf chases such as plush office furnish­ Inger over Incumbent Cheshire, u ings. For example, on the last day that a new day may dawn in the of the 1982 fiscal year he bought 10 stale attorney's office. PD. POL. AD { _ J �A n A v e ra g e N e w H o u s e : $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 W A S H I N G T O N tU IM l Boosted by lower mortgage In­ terest rates, sales of new houses soared 21.9 perrent in Sep­ tember. the biggest Jump In more than four years. The average price of a new house also rose after three months of declines, to S I00.100, tile Commerce Department re­ ported Tuesday. The Increase In house sales brought the bench-mark annual rate to 679,000 dwelling units, the busiest pace since March. For the first nine months of 1984. sales averaged 642.000 units, well ahead of last year's total sales of 623,000 single family houses. E x c e p t io n a lly g o o d fa ll weather combined with a slight decline In mortgage Interest rates helped sales Increase In the South by 52 perrent. Western states reported a much smaller sales Increase of 3 percent. Midwestern stales reported a sales drop of 13.9 percent while Evening Herald, Santord, FI.__Wednesday. Oct. 11, 1H 4 1A / MEDIAN PniCE. EXISTING SINGLE-FAMILY HOME 119841(thousands! 120 • stiles In the Northeast were off 5 " ° percent. 100 Builders arc generally en­ 90 1 couraged by Increases In sales BO. and so start new bouses In 70. greater numbers, a trend that 60? sp rea d s Jobs and dem and 50. throughout the entire economy. 4°, Housing starts, the first step In new construction, dropped 6.6 30 * percent In August but picked up 20 * tO* 2.3 percent In September, the department reported earlier. ol The average price ol a new o o u 9 house reached Its peak In May. © « 0 at $101,900. then slipped back c fl In June. July and August to n cn $95,400. But almost all the c <9 decline was made up In one </) $4,700 step up In September. That Increase put the average price 11.5 percent ahead of the average for all of 1983. For the first nine months of the year 506.000 new houses have been sold. 5.6 percent ahe'i 1 of the total for the san e period last year. ON NOV. 6 VOTE CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFERENDUM (THE BACK SIDE OF CARD “C") Paid For By Citizens For Criminal Justice R o g e r L. B e rry (9 0) C9 O «/) O E jt o > * b z c c. c o o o d M 0 e) 3 o 1 c* C o D c 10 o 9 C u. £ in Q *<9 Q (Sou'C* N»t*>«»i A»«oci»l'0o ol Rtalioo) 0 3 CT (9 u a £ o ff> in o a © c c 2 z <9 © < 1 a I UJ < = 2 V) d © * B •§ = a Designated by the Florida Bar In Criminal Law and Family Law. >■ 5 z | £ ° - And • 5 |a ► §- I< G e o r g e B . W a lla c e Former Felony Trial Division Chief (or Ihe Seminole County State Attorneys Office • Have Formed Th e Pdrtnershlp Of B ER R Y AN D W ALLACE NEA GRAPHIC Throughout America, the cost of living In a house varies widely. But the median price of a single-family home is now $73,300, more than double what it was just 10 years ago. A T T O R N E Y S A T LAW 301 Weat lit Street, Sanford Phone (309) 323-4121 ‘Poorly Designed Marinas Can Pollute Waterways' GAINESVILLE (Ul’ ll - Florida needs more marinas to handle one of the largest boat populations In the nation, but they must be designrd properly to preserve the environment, u civil engineering professor says. Dr. Bent A. Christensen of the University of Florida has helped design more than a dozen Florida marinas. He developed a computer program to predict whether future marinas will pollute the surrounding waters. “ Marinas may be a source of pollution because of the oil and gas from boats, leaks from sanitary pumping facilities, fish heads and other garbage often dumped into the marina." Christ lensen said. A good marina can provide breeding grounds for commercially valuable fish and shellfish, said Dr. Frank J. Maturo Jr., a /pology professor who directs UF’s Marine laboratory, but “ if marinas are going to be developed as death traps, they can destroy Ihe very tiling that makes people want to come to the Florida coast.” Christensen has designed Florida marinas that have curving entry canals and ones that Lave native mangroves In place. Three mannas he helped design are In county l>arks In Dade County. Two under devel­ opment now are a 90-boat marina on Siesta Key. near Sarasota, and a 200- to 300-b<KU marina at Fort Walton Beach. He said curved canals ran keep Ixtlh marinas and surrounding waters healthy by mixing and flushing the water. They keep pollutants from building up. cut the need for frequent dredging and provide oxygen to water life. “ In an S-shapcd canal, centrifugal force and other forces acting on the water current creates a helical (corkscrew) flow that mixes oxygen-rich water at the top with the deeper water and supports life In Ihe marina." he said. A stagnant marlnu can “ die” because oxygen from the surface never reaches the bottom-dwellers like clams, oysters and crabs, he said. Also. If the water stands too still, concentrated pollutants c u.d damage plant and animals when they an suddenly flushed Into Ihe waterways by storms. “ Traditional marinas are also sediment traps." he added. Sediment suspended In the still water settles to the bottom In a calm marina and has to In- dredged out. "But the dredging Itself Is detrimental to the en viron m en t.” Christensen said, “ because It stirs the sediment hack Into the water and buries living organisms in sill. So you want to dredge as seldom as possible." Florida has a shortage of due-king space for bouts of all sizes, from 70-foot yuehts to JohntxKits, Christensen said. “ We want to solve the shortage of marinas In places like Sarasota County and Ihe lower east roast and yet protect the environment at the same time." 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Doyla, Publisher Thomas Giordano, Managing Editor Melvin Adkins, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week. $1.10. Month. $4.75: 3 Months. $14 25; 6 Months. $27.00; Year. $51.00 By Mall: Week. $1.50; Month. 86.00:3 Months. $ 18 00:6 Months. $32 50: Yetr 860 00. Bill Klrchhoff, M rs. Christensen G o o d For Seminole WASHINGTON (UPI| — Several group* whose mission Is (o help protect the public from Itself are trying to make certain we have a safe and sane Halloween. I am pleased to note that NOT-SAFE. my own favorite watchdog organization. Is among them. NOT-SAFE has weighed In with Its proposals for All Saints' Day eve. Since It Is one of the few national safety organizations to advocate a strict 9 p.m. curfew on Halloween. Its package of recommendations obviously deserves some thought. "It's time that both the criminal and the victim be kept ofT the street." says NOT-SAFE's Halloween press release, and I was pleased to read that a suburban community In this area will strive to lx- at least half-safe. will be very* effective without a police-enforced curfew. Also 1 remind you that the nation reverted from daylight to standard time the weekend before Halloween. This means that In many time zones "trick or treating" will have about three hours In which to run Its dangerous course under the cover of darkness before 9 p.m. If we arc going to have a Halloween curfew. I say It should begin about 5 p.m. Permit me to observe here that most proposed safety measures were designed lo protect Innocent treatees from homicidal or otherwise depraved treaters. Even NOT-SAFE falls Into this category. Arguing that "food store owners should be responsible for the products they sell. It zeros In on such suspicious combinations as cookie mix and rat poison, apples and razor blades and needles. Shoppers buying such conglomerates should be reported to their local police on the Halloween hotline." NOT-SAFE says. It further recommends that every household participating In Halloween be required to obtain a "scare perm it" to protect unsuspecting children from being overly frightened. Apparently, however. It's still OK to buy toothpaste along with candy, apples and other traditional Halloween treats. Asserting that "Halloween Is unhealthy," NOT-SAFE proposes that treaters who distribute tooth-rotting goodies In hopes of protecting themselves from nasty tricks "also Include a free toothbrush." "The day after." It adds, "all children must have their teeth examined by a dentist." I'm not suggesting there Isn't a need to protect Innocent treatees from homicidal or otherwise depraved treaters. But note there Is nothing In any of the safety programs that would protect Innocent treaters from depravrd tricks. According to an ordinance passed by the town I thought the checkout clerk looked funny this An Ideal person for public office, so far as council last month, children appearing on the week when 1showed up tn the supermarket line citizen s served b y that public official are streets tonight, even If not In costume, will be with a grocery cart full of all-dny suckers and concerned. Is one w ho w ill com m it to the task accosted by police and told to go home. dental floss. In some communities. I probably o f conducting the taxpayers’ affairs openly Other communities discourage Halloween would have been arrested. and honestly; w ho understands the com m u ­ .activities but I’m not sure the dampening effect nity he/shc serves, has a handle on the problem s and has a pretty good Idea o f how those problem s should be solved. ROBERT WALTERS But. above all. that Ideal public official Is A N T H O N Y H A R R IG A N able to perform the duties o f office most effectively because he docs his hom ework and Is thoroughly acquainted with the various elem ents o f an Issue. Consequently, he can m ake an Intelligent decision on what course that com m u nity should take at any given tim e In Its evolution. W e In Sem inole County arc fortunate to have such a public official In Bill Klrchhoff. District 5 county comm issioner. In American presidential elec­ WATERLOO. Iowa (NEA) - The Mr. Klrchhoff Is a man o f few words, but tions. the decisive factor Is the state Democratic candidate In Iowa's race when you talk to him. or hear him expound at of the nation. If things arc bad. the for a U.S. Senate seat accuses his a county com m ission m eeting, you can’t help electorate Insists on a change In opponent of peddling "half-truths." but feel It’s because he wants to pick his national leadership. If things are but the Republican contender words carefully, precisely, and really doesn't going well, the Incumbent usually Is doesn't bother with such niceties seem to w an t to w aste a lot o f tim e he calls his opponent a liar. safe. unnecessarily, talking about aspects o f an Few of this year's political cam­ There's no reason to believe that Issue that s im p ly d o n 't seem to h ave paigns have engendered the ani­ this Isn't the controlling factor this anything to do with solving the problem. mosity. hostility and antagonism year. Then, the key question Is that permeates the race In which Moreover, he exudes a confidence that "What Is the state of the nation?" Rep. Thomas Haikln. D-lowa. seeks m ight at times be Irritating tg some, but at Is the United States In terrible to unseat Sen. Roger W. Jepsen. close range you get the m essage: H e’s shape? It Is hard to persuade the R-Iowa. U.S. public that this Is the case. The confident because he's done his hom ework on The contest Is. as one Jepsen aide country Is at peace. The nation's the topic at hand, und he's not about to be notes, "a classic liberal vs. con­ defenses are In better shape than swayed by shallow rhetoric. servative campaign." But It also has they have been since the early days That confidence, com ing from his own hard become a referendum on a senator of the Vietnam war. The country work In educating him self about the Issues. described by Harkln's campaign has recovered from the recession. Mr. K lr th h o ff has passed on to us. A manager as "a charter member of Unemployment Is lower than It was confidence that says county taxpayers are the mlstakc-of-the-month club." four years ago. Inflation Is under JE F F R E Y H A R T getting a lot for their m oney In Mr. Klrchhoff, Indeed. Jepsen's proclivity for control. and voters would do well to keep him right becoming entangled In personal and To be sure, the nation's situation political controversies Inspired Con­ there In next Tu esday's election. Isn't perfect; It never Is. U.S. gressional Quarterly, a non-partisan Another incum bent county com m issioner relations with the Soviets are tense, research organization, to suggest w h o d e se rv es a n oth er term Is B arbara but they have been that way since . In the current election we are recen tly that " I f he wins reer and a born-again Christian. Christensen. the end of World War II when the witnessing the result of a seismic election... It will oe largely In spite J im m y C arter. It Just barely 1C Mrs. C hristensen has served Sem inole USSR turned ancient European of himself." change that has taken place In the worked. Carter pulling Southern County w ell these past four years. She Is a countries Into captive nations. De­ white votes for what appears to be Item: Jepsen was forced earlier American political landscape. For fense programs arc expensive, but hard-working and dedicated Individual w ho this year to admit that In 1977 he the last time as far as the Democrats the forsceublc future, uny Re­ the price of liberty always com es. : cares about the county and does her best to publican candidate Is g o ln fto wta^uagfle concerned, and squeaking In applied for membership In a Des high The recovery ts not uniform, help solve the problem s the county faces. Moines "health spa’-’ that offerer In the neighborhood of 60-to . THHFv 'b\>r er Gerald Ford.' tt'bdHti'g' non4 but It is rare In American history Mrs. Christensen also makes it a point to nude modeling and other sexuall figure might vary within limits, elccted president who was burdened when all regions enjoy uniform research the Issues so she can ren d er oriented services before It was shut perhaps sinking lo 56-45. But even by the Nixon pardon. prosperity. Interest rates are high, intelligent decisions. down as a house of prostitution. But 1968 set the broad underlying Ihut low er projection rem ains but not nearly us high as five years Item : Jep sen last yea r was pattern. That year, the South left within the "landslide" range as ago. Many Industries have suffered the Democratic Party as far as stopped by a police officer while traditionally estimated. from unfair foreign trade offensives, presidential elections are con­ driving alone on a highway lane If this seems to you an outrageous but the country Is beginning to reserved for car pools. To escape a cerned. forecast. Just ask yourself this move towards a more realistic trade traffic ticket, he Invoked the con­ question. Is It conceivable that This long-range political tendency policy. What a relief. Th e suspected Mayo Clinic In stitu tio n a l p rovision gran tin g Mario Cuomo could carry Texas has ben reinforced by the phenom­ Rochester, Minn., has given Its official seal of legislators Immunity from arrest against uny Republican In 1988? All things considered, the United enon of the Rev. Jesse Jackson, approval to chicken soup. A bowl o f the while traveling to or from sessions Could he carry South Carolina. States Is In good shape. Its situation whose racial politics have acceler­ of Congress. steam ing broth really docs help cold-sufferers Florida, or California? It does not Is vastly superior to that of the ated the shift o f Southern whites Item: Jepsen last year was re­ feel better, the clin ic's Health Letter says. In du strial n a tion s across the m u tter w ho the R e p u b lic ms tow ard the R epu blican Party. vealed to be the only member of Atlantic, which have staggering nominate. Cuomo, the current That doesn't com e as news to mothers, o f Jackson sees his own political Congress with a full-time military Democratic hero, could not carry econom ic problem s. Inclu ding course, w ho since tim e Im m em orial have Interest In creating a black Demo­ aide. those states ugalnst George Bush or massive unemployment. been m aking buckets o f the stuff w henever cratic Party In the South, which will Item: In 1981. Jepsen vigorously Jack Kemp. He could not carry anyone so much as sneezes. be radical and Third Worldlsh. and Those who favor a change In opposed President Reagan's plan to them a g a in s t a K ir k p a tr ic k a permanent electoral minority. It national leadership have to take Now doctors are com ing around to this sell AWACS radar planes to Saudi Deukmcjlan ticket. For reasons of will elect some mayors and con­ responsibility for their views In the old-fashioned rem edy. Arabia, then Inexplicably switched dem ography and Ideology, the past four years. They opposed gressmen and will control some As the clin ic's Health Letter notes: " A l ­ and voted for the proposal. A White Democrats are now locked Into a 40 stronger defenses, tax cuts, elimina­ patronage, but It will have no though the pharm eceutlcal Industry m akes House aide later was quoted as percent national constituency. tion of welfare state abuses, and a national potential. The white vote In huge profitsifr from cold rem edies ... aspirin and s a y in g th a t J e p s e n ch anged First, the demography. The pres­ focus on productive citizens. If their the South is going for Reagan this because the administration "beat hot beverages seem most effective in reducing advice had been followed, the tax­ en t p a tte r n e m e r g e d In the year by 3-1. watershed election of 1968. That htsbraJns out." s y m p to m s .... A m on g hot beverages, w e know payers would have been compelled year. Richard Nixon only nurrowly In races for House and Senate This represents a startling change o f nothing better than leisurely sipping a bowl to pay for a huge expansion of defeated Hubert Humphrey. But the seats throughout the country. Re­ In our political geography, and o f steam ing chicken soup." welfare programs. Vital defense Franklin Roosevelt must be revolv­ publicans portray themselves as programs would have been elimi­ Democratic Party, with an authentic In other words, stop being dum b clucks and mainstream Democratic candidate fiscal conservatives and their Dem­ ing In his tomb. During the entire nated. and the nation's security listen to you r mothers. In Hubert Humphrey, got only 40 ocratic opponents as free-spending New Deal-Fair Deal era the South would be In peril. The tax burden on percent of the vote. Nixon and liberals — but Jepsen has been was the “ Solid South'* — solid for reductive citizens would be much GeorgoWallace got 60 percent. the Democrats. The national demo­ outmaneuvered on that Issue. In lgher. Americans would continue The next time around. In 1972. cratic ticket always had a Southern­ early October. Harkln produced a to suffer from high Inflation. Walluce was shot und out of the compilation of voting records that er In the second spot: RooseveltThe voters may not know all the picture. Nixon defeated George appeared to show that Jepsen not G a rn e r , T r u m a n - B a r k le y , Intricacies of economic policy, but McGovern 60-40. only had voted for more federal Letters to the editor are welcome for Stcvcnson-Sparkman. Kennedythey surely know that they are In 1976, the Democrats tried to appropriations than his opponent Johnson. But the Democrats have publication. A ll letters must be signed and better off than they were four years solve their lethal electoral vote but also was "the blggest-spendtng Include a mailing address and, If possible, a thrown away that huge electoral ago. problem by nominating a Southern­ base. senator in Iowa's history." telephone number. The Evening Herald reserves the right to edit letters to avoid libel and to accommodate space. Iowa's Vicious Campaign State Of The Nation A C h a n g e d L a n d sc a p e Mom Knows Best Please Write 8 JA C K ANDERSON B ik R Y 'S W O RLD C ltt*bf$tf A M “ H* y — th a t 's a c o in c id e n c e ! I w as p ric e d o u t o t th e h o u sin g m a rk e t b y h ig h In te re s t ra te s , TO O ." U . C IA O w n s Up To Firm Involvem ent WASHINGTON - Grudgingly, the CIA Is being forced to admit greater responsibility for Its Involvement In a Honolulu Investment firm that collapsed and left some 400 In­ vestors stuck with 822 million In losses. When Ronald Ray Rewald was arrested last year and charged with two counts of fraud, he claimed that the collapse of his firm was due In no small part to Its CIA connection. The CIA denied any role whatever In either the Investment firm or Its collapse: It ridiculed the notion that Rewald was n CIA operative. Refusing to be hung out to dry. Rewald responded with an affidavit — complete with documentary evi­ dence — which supported his claim that the business served as a CIA front. Kewgld was slapped with a total of 100 counts of fraud, tax evasion and perjury. At one point. he was held in Jail for lack of 810 million ball — the highest ever set In Hawaii. But the CIA. meanwhile, has been obliged to admit, however re­ luctantly. that Rewald was. Indeed, part of a "low-level" CIA operation. After interviewing principals In the case, talking with CIA and other sources and studying copies of the sealed documents Rewald sub­ mitted to the court, my associates Dale Van Atta and Indy Badhwar have concluded that the CIA's claim of only "low -level" Involvement with Rewald's firm Is as false as the earlier denial of any connection at all. My rcpuiu-i• lu>%c compiled a list of at least 17 CIA agents who were also Rewald employees, a doren other employees and officials who had contact with the firm (Including ex-CIA directors George Bush and Stansflcld Turner), plus another dozen CIA-related persons who In­ vested at least 8890.000 In the CIA front. These Include: — Three successive CIA station chiefs tn Honolulu who assigned Rewald to perform Intelligencegathering chores for the agency and to provide cover for Its agents. One. Jack Klndschl. Joined Rewald's firm* as a director. — A CIA secretary who worked for each station chief, had intimate knowledge of the Rewald operation and la now in a sensitive European post. Her son, a deep-cover CIA agent. Invested his own money in Rewald's company. — A m an d e s c r ib e d a s a "longtime CIA agent" who worked out of Stockholm and was laying the groundwork to do business with Greek Prim e Minister Andreas Panandreou — for the purpose of spying on him. — Several Rewald employees who were recruited as simultaneous "contract agents" by the CIA. — A top CIA official who was once station chief In Moscow and who traveled under State Department cover throughout Europe and the Middle East gathering Intelligence. He did occasional work for Rewald. and was set to Join the Investment firm when It collapsed. — Eight CIA agents whose cover was provided by four companies created by Rewald and the CIA as consulting firms or "antiquities" dealers — ALS Consultants. CMI Investment Corp., Canadian Far East Trade Corp.. and HAH En­ terprises. The "cover sheets" for the last two firms show bogus capitalization figures and business activities, plus genuine telephone numbers that would ring at Rewald's company hi such a way that the secretary would know the call was for one of the front firms. — At least four other highly sensitive agents, whom the CIA would protect at any cost, even murder, according to what a Rewald attorney swore he was told by a prosecutor. �• • i » ? ! t» r # I Synanon Target Of Fraud Probe WASHINGTON (UPI) — A federal grand Jury has been Investigating the Synanon Church for six months to determine whether the organiza­ tion Is defrauding financial backers who believe they are aiding drug addicts and alcoholics. Synanon's general counsel. Philip Bourdettr. acknowledged the secret federal Investigation has been under way In Sacramento. Calif, since May but asserted there Is "no merit" to the Inquiry. He said the California group, which has about 550 members, still devotes much of Its energy to pursuing the mission for which It was founded 26 years ago: to assist drug aJdlcts. alcoholics and others with "character disorders.” In Sacramento. U S. Attorney Donald B. Ayer confirmed Tuesday that a "preliminary Inquiry" Is under way Into Synanon's activities. "There Is no Indication to where It Is heading." he said, adding his comments were "not to Infer there Is an Indictment Imminent." Wedneeday, Oct. 31, IW 4— SA The Justice Department criminal Inquiry Into the service organization was spawned from a lawsuit In which Synanon challenged the Internal Revenue Service's revocation of Its tax-exempt status for 1977 and 1978. sources said. Sources familiar with the Inquiry said the grand Jury now Is Investigating whether Synanon's fund-raising apparatus has defrauded financial backers Into believing their money would go toward rehabilitation when It really was used for other purposes. Bourdette said the IRS. which won Its case against Synanon. recently began auditing Synanon's financial records for the years 1979-83. In court papers filed In the tax case, the government argued Synanon was no longer tax exempt because millions of dollars of the organization’s assets had been diverted to Its leaders. World's New Nuclear Powers Working On Weapons Projects WASHINGTON (UPI) - The world's eight emerging nuclear powers. Including Libya, Iraq. South Africa and Pakistan, took 'important steps toward build­ ing or expanding" their weapons capability during the past year, a new report said today. A 500-page study by the Carnegie Endowment for In­ ternational Peace surveyed dev­ elopments In India. Pakistan, Israel. Iraq. Libya. South Africa. B razil and A rgen tin a from mid-1983 to mid-1984. "A lth o u g h none o f these countries Is known to have tested a nuclear device during this period." a summary of the study said. "Pakistan may have acqu ired the c a p a b ility to m anufacture nuclear arms, thereby Joining India. South Africa, and presumably. Israel In this category. " V i r t u a l l y a ll the e ig h t emerging nuclear countries ... took Important steps toward building or expanding nuclear weapons capabilities" In the period studied, the preview said. I^onard Spector. the report's author, said that one "very troubling" Incident Illustrating th e m o v e m e n t by m a n y countries towurd the acquisition of nufiear weapons technology was Ira q 's attem pt to buy enriched plutonium from an International urms smuggling ring. In June, after a four-vear Investigation, Italian state pro­ secutor Carlo Palermo requested that Massim o Pu gllese, re ­ portedly a former member of Italy's secret service, and 29 • others, be Indicted on charges of Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. conspiring lo export arms to Iraq end other Middle East nations. Spector, a former chief counsel for the Senate Energy and Nuclear Proliferation Subcom­ mittee. said that according to Italian court documents. Iraq contracted lo buy 34 kilograms (75 pounds) of plutonium — enough for four lo six weapons — from the group, which re­ portedly Included Syrians and Turks as well ns Kalians. According to Italian news re­ ports. one of the wanted men Is Beklr Celenk, a Turkish busi­ nessman living In Bulgaria and one of five Turks Indicted In Italy Iasi Friday for plotting to kill Pope John Paul II In 1981. Spector said II was no! known when Iraq placed the order, but the fuel could have been de­ stined for Iraq's French-built O s lr a k r e s e a r c h r e a c t o r southeast of Baghdad before It was bombed by Israel In June 1981. He said It was "highly unlike­ ly " that Baghdad received the plutonium because International safeguards would have made It practically Impossible for the arms ring lo obtain the material. Spector said he had complied his Information from secret con­ g re s s io n a l d o cu m en ts, a d ­ ministration sources, news re­ ports and Information available from the governments of the countries concerned. A senior associate at the W ash in gton -b ased C arnegie Endowment research founda­ tion. Spector helped draft the 1978 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Act. the foundation o f U.S. nuclear policy today. The 4j i M u t a t n < r i H coni K ^•*7 ’ Km ta ex. c * «/l” l« M If re** tfc»» Hoe 4 »9 Shopper^ Center §& H o lid a y C o u n td o w n 6 E T SET FOR T H A N K S G IV IN G A N D CHRISTMAS 2.79 1.79 SAIf Wf Ult Mixed Nutt Bonus Ptorrter* Fruit Cake. IV , lb. Gold G*ft mh tru'Fy I'sai Free' 1o*o< 14' | 1.69 M ln f U tt Dry-Roast Peanuts 14 of Choose reguWv or soli 1.69 M il I I It Butter Cookies, 1-lb. Royol Dansk k*«p hsth t*n Boxed Holiday Cards tovwly assortment JO W*tyr B t t t t G %jpo< VT COfd* OOth ft . 2 .5 0 ft . 3 .7 5 51 ,3 .25 SL. 5 .9 0 % *• S a tto o n H air C are Rto cutlwtg ironor brush CALENDAR WEDNESDAY, OCT. S 1 Haunted House sponsored by the Sanford Recreation' De­ partment. 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Cultural A rts Building, 5th Street and Oak Avenue. For children 12 years and under. Carnival and Haunted House sponsored by Longwood Police Department, 6*10 p.m.. West W arren Avenue and W ilm a Street, Longwood for children 12 and under. Games and costume Judging. Fall Festival sponsored by Geneva Genealogical Society, 5 .m .. G e n e v a C o m m u n ity louse. Costume parade at 6 p.m. F a m ily H a llo w e en P a rty . Grace United Methodist Church, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., 118 W. Airport Btvd., Sanford. Costume Judging, gam es and gh ost stories. Open to the public. " T h r i l l i n g E v e n in g " fo r children 12 and under. Alta­ monte Mall. Trick or treating. 5-7 p.m.: relnactment of the graveyard scene from the rock video Thriller at 7 p.m. In the center court followed by cos­ tume parade. Scream Castle sponsored by Winter Springs Fire Department. 7-11 p .m .. V illa g e M arket Square. State Road 434. CIA Halloween Fun House for children 12 and under. 6:30-8:30 . p.m.. 260 N. Country Club. Lake Mary. South Seminole Community H o s p ita l. S tate Road 434, Longwood will x-ray Halloween candy. 7-10 p.m. Central Florida Regional Hos­ pital. Sanford, will x-ray Hallow­ een treats, for children. 7-8:30 p.m. Free balloons and coloring books. Haunted House, sponsored by A lta m o n te-S o u th S e m in o le Jaycees. 7-10 p.m.. Loehman's Plaza. State Road 434, Alta- Sc -jp i/ * 5 3 monte Springs. Haunted House sponsored by Altamonte Springs Recreation Departm ent and the South Seminole Optimist Club. 7-10 p.m., one-half m ile west of interstate-4 at State Road 436 and Eileen Drive. Haunted Castle sponsored by District 64 Jaycees. 7 p.m. to midnight. Glen Turner castle. Bear Gully Road. Just off Howell Branch Road. Concert by Seminole Commu­ nity College Chorale. Chorallers. and C o n te m p o ra r y C h ora l Ensemble, 12:30 p.m.. SCC Concert Hall in Fine Arts Build-, Ing. Free to the public. Altamonte Springs AA. closed, 8 p.m ., A lta m on te Springs Community Church. Casselberry AA, closed. 8 p .m .. A s c e n s io n L u th e ra n Church. R e b o s C lu b A A , 1 3 0 Normandy Road. 5:30 p.m. and 8 p.m., dosed. Sanford Bom to Win AA. 1201 W. First St.. 8 p.m., open. THURSDAY, NOV. 1 Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Winter Springs Sertoma. 7:30 a.m.,Blg Cypress. S e n i o r c i t i z e n t r i p to Muslcana, Orlando, leaves San­ ford Civic Center at 5:15 p.m.; pick up at Seminole Plaza. 5:45 p.m. Reservations call 322-9148. Free blood pressure checks, 10 a.m. to noon. Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Triplet Drive, Casselberry Sanford Rotary Club, noon. Sanford Civic Center. Open for viewing 1-5 p.m. every Thursday until Thanksgiv­ ing: Christ Episcopal Church. Women's Civic League Library and the Bradlee-Mclntyre House In Longwood Historical District. ' Sanford AA. 1261 W . First SL. 8 p.m., open, speaker. VOTE T B 9 IHr* ^Vrr J 0 s"s WjkyesntCtajpon 2 . 4U9ft Ull ; l n 3 " Digital ICO Pen Watch : a M t iwtat f i W4k)fB«n%C<iupof mturmj 554444 C0406 N N fT FHM Walgreens 4-Way PRESCRIPTION A D V A N TA G E Mvlionot FtiNMO a” ^ ~s" - • R l SAVIN G S that challenge ony o»her p«e»cnption price* SECOND SET PRINT OPTION Qel M ir a • R l Q U A L IT Y that give* you lop toted phormoceuticoU only left ot Color Print* HOtisftf Ode* m *■«*♦*■ e*ten d»*we*-g •• do# #ss I 59 54 isg sw iM • 99 56 sa »e>er »g | 99 • R l SER VICE you coo count on every doy ot the yeo« 2 / * iy ~ -- • EA S Y TO CHARGE ,our p. . u . . p •»on with Vi to or M anet Cord an. Hast Day t anriea, tool SOLE SUNBURST A LL N A TUR A L MIXER 99 D IS C O L IQ U O BEER 8. R ARTESIA MINERAL W ATER U N T C E N T E R 2/99* W IN E S P E C IA LS ________ n o ,. SMUGGLERS T ON NOV. 6 CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFERENDUM (THE BACK SIDE OP CARD “C") Paid For By CitUena For Criminal Justice *d> sdisBM J U dr *-**#**.a —a • #4 I* 4 / m ~~ & �y . . lA-Evtnlng Htnld, Sanford, FI. Wpdntiday, Oct. 31, 1?I4 100 Dying Every Day In Ethiopia UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - The famine In drought-stricken Ethiopia Is so severe that people are eating seeds and dismantling their homes to exchange wood for food, according to a U.N. Children’s Fund report. U.N. Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar responded to the UNICEF report and other assessments of the disaster In the east African nation with a special appeal for stepped-up International aid to Ethiopia. "The reports I have received convince me that we must all continue, and In fact, expand the overall effort If we are to avert a human tragedy of grave dimensions." Perez de Cuellar said. The UNICEF report, describing this year's rainfall In Ethiopia as the lowest In IS years, said: "T h e magnitude of human suffering Is difficult to Imagine. "Seeds are eaten for food and. In some arras, families have dismantled their homes to exchange wood for food.” it said. “ With each year of drought and poor harvest, the meager reserves of subsistence farmers become further depleted.” The report quoted a UNICEF official who just returned from Ethiopia as saying: "A hundred people are dying every day In and around the overcrowded drought camps of Korem In northern Ethiopia’s Wollo region." Many of the people searching for food trekked from up to 60 miles to the overcrowded Korem shelter only to die In the bitter cold outside, the report said. Korem Is situated at an altitude of 6.000 feet. “ Half of them die as they settle down for the night on the bare ground." It said. "They come with nothing, clothed only !n rags which do nothing against the bitter cold. They perish In the night winds that sweep over this central highland plateau. The Keagan administration, which com­ mitted nearly $44 million In emergency food relief for Ethiopia this month, has accused the Marxist government In Addis Ababa of delays In moving supplies to 6 million people facing starvation. Peter McPherson, the director of the Agency for International Development, told reporters, "The problems of Ethiopia cannot be addressed unless there Is a more effective program from the government." Final Filing La rry Blair files papers with City Clerk Henry Ta m m to qualify as a candidate for the district 2 seat on the Sanford City Commission In the Dec. 4 city election. Blair is vying for the seat with Robert B. Thomas J r . and C.B. Franklin. A tte m p t To Ban 'Superpig' G e n e tic s R ejected WASHINGTON (UPI) - A government panel has unanimously rejected a proposal to ban genetic experiments such as Injection of human growth hormone Into pigs and sheep to produce larger animals. The National Institutes of Health com­ mittee voted 22-0 Monday to reject an amendment proposed by Jeremy Rlfkln. an activist and author opposed to genetic experiments, to ban any experimentation Involving mixing genes of different species on the grounds that It Is cruel and contradicts what he said was every species’ right to a separate existence. "Both the Importance of this class of experiments In current scientific research and the long-term possibilities for treatment of human and animal disease and the development of more efficient food sources make It a moral Imperative that we strongly oppose the blanket prohibition of this class of experiments," the Recombinant DNA Advisory Committee said In Its final motion. The proposed experiment, io lake place at the Agriculture Department’s research sta­ tion in Beltsvlllc. Md.. Involves Injecting human growth hormone Into sheep and pigs to produce larger unlmals. Scientists have successfully transferred human growth genes Into mice, creating mice about twice as large as normal. Researchers hope to produce cattle, hogs, sheep and other animals that need less food to grow, and with other experiments, to learn more about cell growth und disease. The NIH committee Is responsible for overseeing genetic experiments using feder­ al money. Rlfkln and his organization. The Founda­ tion on Economic Trends. Joined the Humane Society to file suit In U.S. District Court to slop the experiment, contending It constituted a "new form of cruelty to animals." Rlfkln. who opposes all forms of genetic engineering, asked the NIH to amend Its guidelines to ban such any experiments "Involving the transfer of a genetic trait from one mammalian species to another." "The crossing of species borders and the Incorporation of genetic traits from one species directly Into the germ line of another species represents a fundamental assault on the principle of species Integrity and violates the right of every species to exist as a separate. Identifiable creature." Rlfkln’s motion said. Rlfkln complained that no one has adequately assessed the potential for dam­ age to the environment or to a particular species from such experiments. However, Dr. Susan Gottesman. a com­ mittee member and National Cancer In­ stitute Researcher, said the committee’s existence was proof scientists arc dealing with experiments’ potential for harm. CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFERENDUM (THE BACK SIDE OF CARD “C”) Paid For By Cltlzana For Criminal Jutllca ie * A i -■«<« i t M - n r - 'n s a w : h i rt* » « fiv (On*. regional people these findings spokesman for the ogcncy’s Supcrfund office, said. 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N.Y. may be In years and huve accepted waste d a n g e r o f lea k s from the from at least seven Supcrfund thousands of tons of hazardous toxic waste cleanup sites. w a s t e It r e c e i v e d fr o m The report found "substantial "Supcrfund" cleanups. circumstantial evidence" thut Q u o t i n g un I n t e r n a l the two newest units are leaking E n v ir o n m e n ta l P r o te c tio n “ and probably were leaking at Agency report. The Washington the time Supcrfund wastes were 1*031 said Tuesday the landfill, a deposited In them.” Cecos International facility, wus The report said chemical con­ constructed according to the taminants. Including chloro­ most modern technology for form. vinyl chloride nnd.lodtwbavArdous-wastc- disposal, wnii trial solvents, appear headed for specially designed liners and a a residential urea less than collection system that Is sup­ one-fourth of a mile away. posed to catch leaks before Howet^r. 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Sanford, FI. ■ — — — ^ Wednetday, Oct. Jt, If i Swerving Serves Nelson, Hauck Can't Save Lady Seminoles In District 4 A-9 District Tournament At Lake Brantley High Today’s matches: Lake Mary vs. Mainland. 3:30 p.m. Apopka vs. DcLand. 5 p.m. Lake Howell vs. Lake Brantley. 6:30 p.m. Lyman vs. Spruce Creek. 8 p.m. Tuesday’s result Spruce Creek dcf. Seminole, 15-11. 17-15 V o lleyb all " If we don't play volleyball as a team we don't win." Seminole coach Beth Corso said. "Beth (Nelson) and Janet (Hauck) both on today (Tuesday) but they were the only two out there that played well." Another reason for Seminole's downfall, and a problem for the By Chris Flster Lady Tribe all season, was Herald Sports W riter serving. In two games. Seminole Senior standouts Beth Nelson missed 12 serves while Spruce und Janet Hauck did everything Creek missed five. they could, but two players Isn’t "Servin g killed us." Corso enough In the game of volleyball. said. "W e didn't have much of W h ile Nelson and Hauck an offense cither." performed well, the rest of the Seminole took an early 2-0 Seminole High team was off as lead In the opening game as the Lady Semlnolcs ended a Nelson served a pair of points disappointing season on u sour and. after the Hawks scored note, dropping a 15-11. 17-15 once. Seminole regained the decision to Spruce Creek In the serve. A missed serve gave It opening round of the 4A-9 Dis­ right back to Spruce Creek and II trict Tournament Tuesday at reeled off five points to take a 6-2 Lake Brantley High. lend. Spruce Creek, which didn't Seminole missed Its next two win a match during the regular serves, enabling Spruce Creek to season, now goes up against bulla a 9-2 lead. Nelson then top-seeded Lyman tonight at 8. came on and served four straight points to gel Seminole back In the game. 9-6. Nelson's ace and Cindy Hogan's spike highlighted the rally. Spruce Creek then regained the serve and took u 12-6 lead with three straight points. Seminole scored once on Jackie Farr's serve and one point on Jill W lth ero w 's ace to cut the Creek's lead to 12-8. Huuck's spike kept the Hawks from Increasing their lead and she then went on to serve two points to pull the Tribe within 12-10. The Lady Hawks came back with one point to make It 13-10 and Seminole pulled to within 13-11 on Becky Bilker's serve. But. a missed serve stopped a possible Seminole rally and Spruce Creek scored two (mints to win the game. 15-11. The second game was evenly played In the early going, but Seminole broke a 4-4 tie with four points on Hogan's serve to tnke a 8-4 lead. S em in ole seemed It was In control In the second game us It went on to take a 13-8 lead. Just two points away from evening the match. But Seminole fell apart when Spruce Creek regained the serve as the Hawks reeled off six points to tnke a 14-13 lead. Each team hail the serve four time but was unable to score and the hustle of Hauck anil Nelson enabled Seminole to fight off game (mint. Wllhcrow then came on to serve for the Lady Seminoles and they took a 15-14 lead. An Illegal set gave It liack to Spruce Creek and the Hawks tied It at 15-15. Seminole had the serve back one more time but was unable to score and Spruce Creek went on to score two (mints to win the game. 17-15, and the match. Although It was a disappoint­ ing season for the Seminoles. Nelson and Hauck both played Impressively all year long and are fine college prospects, ac­ cording to Corso. "Beth and Janet played so well all season long." Corso said. "They really played wrll today and kept us In the game, but everybody on the team has to lie on and they weren't." H*raM PSelo by Tammy Vlntanl Jill Wltherow sets It up as Debra Hillery watches. Seminole lost to Spruce Creek in the tlrst round of the district volleyball tournament Tuesday. Miller's 4 TDs Lead Lake Mary To Perfect Mark Sanford's Terry "T h e C al" Miller., and -l<’ hu -"B a tterin g ■ Rant" Curry lived up to their nicknames Tuesday night. Lake Mary's two One freshmen booted the FAT for a 7-0 lead. Blake, nevertheless, bounced running hacks combined for 300 yards us the Rams pounded the Seminole right bark. With a Seminole. 42-21. to finish the series of short passes, he moved season with a perfect H-0 record the Tribe up the field. On u key In freshman football action at third down, he scrambled eight yards for the first down. Lake Mary High School. Facing u fourth and goal ut the J Miller wus as quick us u cat. The speedy wtngback rushed for l-ake Mary 7. Blake looked the: 215 yurds and four touchdowns, defense right, then feathered at continually going around end for puss back to the left fiul to Curtis: big gainers. He also had two Rudolph, who broke a tackle ut: other TDs good for 00 yards the Lake Mary 2 nnd went In for: the score. railed back due to penalties Lake Mary, though, used ramr j C u r r y , w h o t a llie d fo u r touchdowns last week, bulled back with two scores before: Inside for 85 yards und one halftime to tuke u 20-6 lead Into: score. "They (Seminole) bottled Intermission. McKinnon hit Mill-: up John n little bit. but that left cr with u perfectly developed' the outside open for Terry,” said screen pass for 57 yards und one TD und Curt Beaurhamp (low­ Lake Mary coach Jim Hughes. Seminole, which had won four ered In from six yurds out for the straight, got an exceptional per­ second score. In the second hulf. Miller broke formance from quartcrliuck Jeff B la k e . T h e d a r t- th r o w in g away on touchdown gallops of. HaraM flw ta fey T w im r Vinttnl freshman accounted for all of the 30. 60, und 70 yards to complete : Tribe's |>olnts with two scoring the scoring. McKinnon kicked: John "Battering R a m " Curry cuts Inside a block by Chris Cornelius for an 11-yard touchdown. tosses, a one-yard run and a two FATs und Beuuchump run In . a third on u fake kick. two-point conversion pass. Luke Mary took u 2H-7 leadAfter Seminole sputtered on Its o p e n in g d riv e . Lake Mary early In the third quarter beforr; "1 report directly to (Principal) Don quarterback Kelly McKinnon Sem inole broke Its scoring Ames, who Is one of the boosters hardest In Tuesday's Evening Herald: the Lake Reynolds, not to coach Nelson." Ames said. engineered a 60-yard drive for a drought as Blake unloaded uj workers, said he objected to the part of the Mary Quarterback Club was mistakenly "T h e Lake Mary Boosters Club has a TD. The key play was a 55->ard 70-yard touchdown bomb tot story which said the Lake Mary Boosters referred to as the Lake Mary Boosters Club. pass to Miller on the opening Rudolph. Blake threw the two-: responsibility to the whole school." have given coach Harry Nelson a "Midas Although the two clubs do have some pluy of the series. Curry even­ point conversion pass to Jerry: The Lake Mary Quarterback Club, he said, Touch" In that they have provided him with common members. Lake Mary Booster Club tually plowed In from 11 yards Blankenship to pull Seminole: has worked closely with Nelson on additions everything he needed for the football president Don Ames said. "They arc two for the score and McKinnon within 28-15. and Improvements. — Bam Cook program. separate entitles." J Prep Football Quarterback Club, Not Boosters, Gave 'Midas Touch' Optimists Honor Cushing, Brinson PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP M ike Cashing ...ala catches M ike Dc Bo m tackle leader t • i i i T9 I I > I I I I • I it L t n n ui i. m ui i a v i a in i m a< i iu ui • a u i m U a t - |4«| III I. Cri**n IlMU >. 44 4*4» III) I. t I n w III 1 M ain IUU I. 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M l* IU I l law* IU U klCOVIHd - f in x a Da4m III X 041*4 101 X iu 1 4 S a a llll.O X n a a llllll ui IUU XCM *I 101X (atari IU I 1011. law* lOUltarrtullM U 401 l M an lOi i. CW<* 101 I. IU I l ClaiMan IU I l III I. ***** H9I l. MW* IU I X llll l IUU X Hatta* IUU X Oauar III X Waat III X hi a III l Owwa IUU X (MW IUU X IUU IU l X 9 .4M I0X X laaar 101 X ferawa IU I X 9*4*1 tU I X lilt X IU I X waa* ill X aIUU 1.0 lUUXWataarlUII IUUX4 By Bam Cook Herald Bporta Editor Even though It came during a losing effort. Fighting Semlnolcs' Mike Cushing and Brian Brinson had to be happy with their performances Friday night at DcLand. Cushing snapped a six-game slump by grab­ bing six Mike Whclchel passes for 92 yards to earn the Sanford Optimist Club Offensive Flayer of the Week award. Brinson, a defensive tackle, collected eight tackles, five assists and one sack to earn the Optlnilst's de[ea»|vc honor. "I'd Just like to thank coach (Jerry) Fosey for letting us throw the ball more," said Cushing, who was making his first appearance. Brinson, too. was a first timer. "This Is the first football award I've won." said the Rochester. N.Y. transfer who Is a nephew of defensive end Fred Brinson. "I'm Just happy to be here." The Optimists, led by president Ernie Butler, honor the Seminole award winners every Tues­ day. Further down the road In Longwood. the Burger King Selection Committee voted Lake Brantley's Cornelius Friendly and Lake Mary's Don Meyer as IU choices for offensive and defensive players of the week, respectively. Friendly, who Is Just coming Into his own as a running back, according to coach David Tullls. broke loose for 94 yards on 22 carries as the Patriots bounced Spruce Creek. "The first guy (defender) never brought him down." said Tullls about the hard-running Friendly. Meyer, meanwhile, made the game-saving tackle to preserve the Rams' 3-0 upset over Apopka. Meyer hauled down all-stater Sammlc Smith at the 27-yard line In the final 30 secondk to save the day. Meyer, a senior, also collected 11 Dale Coppock ...Optim ist Brian Brinson ...award winner solo stops and five assists. Other defensive players nominated were Lake l Brantley's Scott Salmon and Larry Mulu. Lake • Howell's Greg Buckley and Lyman's Avery ; Merweather and Mike Henley. Offensive nominees I Included Henley. Cushing. Lake Howell's Efrem J Brooks and Oviedo's Charles "P op " Bowers. Salmon returned an Interception for 48 yards : and a TD along with five tackles. Mulu. a : defensive tackle, made nine tackles and added : three assists. He also blocked a punt. Buckley had an all-around game in the Hawks' 5 14-0 win over Lyman. Hi* collected seven solos : and three assists, caused a fumble and contrlb- : uted u quarterback sack. Merweather made 10 : tackles while Henley chipped In 11 for the : Greyhounds. Bowers, who Is not eligible for the award since : he has won It twice already, ran for 184 yards and 5 two TDs against hapless Bishop Moore. Brooks : : ran for 92 yards and Henley motored for 67. In prep football gumes this week. Seminole travels to Lake Brantley. Lake Mary hosts Spruce Creek. Lyman entertains Apopka. Lake Howell hosts Mainland on Thursday and Oviedo enter­ tains Cocoa Beach. �) IA— E»»nlm H w i M , Sanlord. FI. WtdnMdiy. Oct. 31, IW 4 150 Golden Entries Add Bounce To G am es The Golden Age Games are rapidly approaching. This year the competi­ tion In tennis Is expected to have more than 150 men and women playing In the various age groups. Singles play will begin at 8 a.m. Nov. 5 at the Seminole Community College courts and at Emma Spencer’s courts. The event has grown by leaps and bounds over the past few years and partlcuarly the events In tennis has become Increasingly popular. If you like to see good steady tennis, matches with a lot of thought behind them, come by Emma's or SCC Nov. 5-7. Admission Is free and the tennis Is very enjoyable... Out l.akr Mary way. new men's coach. Handy Kelly, has lots to smile about. The team Is loaded with returning stars and a couple of bright faces. Lake Mary along with Lyman seem to be In the driver's seat as far as area high school competition Is con­ cerned. • Lake Mury's women's team and coach Karen Layer will alvj Ik - very strong this year and should Ik - one of the top girls team tn the area this coming season. Coach Jim Edmonds reports that his Seminole High men's and women's teams are hard at work In preparation for the upcoming spring season The men's team scents to Ik - In much better shape this year with eight or 10 players having made a commitment to play. Most of the players on the boys SPO RTS IN BRIEF Lloyd, M cCray Shake Shadows, Lead Rockets Past Mays, 106-84 United Press International Lewis Lloyd and Rodney McCray figure to spend most of the season In the shadows of a couple of 7-footers. Hut on Tuesday night, they entered the spotlight. With Kalph Sampson and rookie Akeem Olajuwon In foul trouble. McCray and Lewis combined for 30 points and 19 rebounds to give the Rockets a 106-84 triumph over the Dallas Mavericks. The game was played before u sellout crowd of 16.016 — the largest opening night crowd In the fanchlse's history. "W e played them one game In each place and there was two sellouts." said Rockets coach Dill Fitch, whose club won In Dallas last Saturday. "It's going to be a heck of a series all year with them." The Mavericks took a 50-46 halftime lead behind Mark Aguirre's 14 points. Sampson and Olajuwan each drew three fouls In the first half and collectively played only 21 minutes. Elsewhere. Washington defeated Atlanta 119-104. De­ troit downed Cleveland 124-107. Philadelphia blitzed New Jersey 118-96. Chicago edged Kansas City 109-104. San Antonio beat Denver 126-118. Phoenix shaded the Los Angeles Clippers 99-96. Utah defeated New York 117-111, Portland thrashed Seattle 115-83 and the Los Angeles Lakers pounded Golden State 144-110. Lemleux Passes Lift Penguins By United Press International Mario Lemleux Is trying to help the Pittsburgh Penguins rid themselves of their losing Image. And so far. the rookie phenom Is succeeding. Lemleux set up a pair of goals with sterling pnsses and Wayne Babych scored two goals. Including the gamewinner. Tuesday night to lift the Penguins to a 4-3 victory over the Detroit Red wings. The triumph put the Penguins at .500 (4-4) for the second time this season and for Just the third time since Jan. 23. 1982. It also put their home record at 4-1-0, the best start at home In the club's 18-year history. "He didn't look like a kid to m e." Detroit veteran Ron Duguay said o f the 19-year-old Lemleux. "When the pressure was on. he was right there. He really kept htspolsc." Lemleux. the much heralded first pick of the NHL draft, has seven assists In eight games, but Is concerned about scoring Just one goal so far. "I could play a lot better." he said. "I think maybe I'm trying too hard. I'm so anxious to get goals. I'm trying very hard to get them, but there's no going." While Lemleux's goal-scoring slump continued. Babych. picked up from St. Louis In the supplemental draft shortly before the start of the season, showed signs of breaking out of a slump that has dogged him since he scored a team-record 54 goals for the Blues In 1980-81. Elsewhere In the NHL. the Islanders dumped the Ra 7-3, Minnesota and Chicago playe to a 5-5 tie and Edmonton blanked Vancouver 7-0. Underdog Parkey Stuns Snipes ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. (UPI) - Rickey Parkey. a local fighter outweighed by 29 pounds. Tuesday night scored a stunning 10-round split decision over heavyweight con­ tender Rcnaldo Snipes. Parkey weighed 189 pounds to Snipes' 218 M. He frustrated the New Yorker with a hit-and-run attack, outworking Snipes with Inside flurries. Snipes was fighting for the flrst time In 13 months. Judges Ray Hoagland and John Stewart scored Parkey the winner. 6-3-1 and 5-4-1. respectively. Judge Al DeVito favored Snipes. 6-3-1. Veeck *Fair' A fte r Lung Surgery CHICAGO (UPI) — Former Chicago White Sox owner Bill Veeck was listed In fair condition Tuesday at Illinois Masonic Hospital, where he underwent surgery last week for removal of a malignant tumor from his right lung. Veeck. 70. was transferred from the hospital's Intensive care unit Monday and his condition was upgraded from serious to fair on Tuesday, a hospital spokesman said. Veeck underwent surgery Friday after entering the hospital Oct. 7. He was originally scheduled for the operation on Oct. 10. but a respiratory problem delayed the operation, the spokesman said. this event should call coach Hill Payne at the SCC athletic office... Larry Castle Herald Tennis W riter and girls teams are Ireshmen or sophomores, so the future looks bright fortheSemlnolcs. Don't forget to get your entries In for the upcoming SCC Hoostcr club tennis tournament. This will Ik- a men's and women's double tournament and will be played November 23-25 at the SCC courts. Anyone Interested In plavlng In Carston Basllc. Lake Mary High's "1 single player Is already attracting the attention of college coaches. Carston has received feelers from University of Tennessee-Martln. Western Carolina and Phlffer College In North Carolina Carston Is a much Imporvcd player and Is a good college prospect. I'm sure he will land the school he wants and will make a great contribution to any program. Dan Merritt and Marlin Bromfleld. two former SCC students, are at U.T. Martin this year. Dan Is a senior and plays *1 on the team. Ills current ranking Is *22 In the nation among NCAA Division II schools Martin ts ranked *33. As a doubles team, they are ranked "2 In the nation In Division 1L Dan and Martin both played on SCC national championship team a couple of years ago. ;J With the unbearable good fall weather that we are having, most clubs from around the area report tint play Is really on the upswing. It srerrik that a lot of pepole do not really like to play tn the heat of the summer but love these mild days. Courts arc crowded all over the Central Florida area and will continue to be until old man winter makes his appearance so take advantage of It and get out In the courts for a good hit. Hardin, Oescher Work Upset On Sanford Duo By Chris Flster Herald Sports W riter Steve Hardin and Jim Oescher upended Sanford's Scott Reagan and Jim Edmonds to win tin­ men's open division of the third annual American Cancer Society Doubles Tennis Tournument this past weekend at Sanlundo Park. There were 92 players com­ peting In three divisions In the tournament Including 20 teams In the men's club division and 20 team s In the w o m e n 's division. Cindy Harkins, the head, tennis pro at Sanlundo Park, was the tournam ent director. Th e (cum o f Hardin and Oescher fought olf Reagan and Edmonds. 7-6. In the first set then went on to win the second set. 6-3. The winning team picked up 875 and the second place team 850. In the consolation match of tlu­ m en 's open d iv is io n . Tom Raleigh and Jim Hall defeated Craig Uttley and Roy MofTman. Tennis 7-6. 6-3. A n o th e r S an ford doubles team. David Terwlllcger and John Tucker, made It to the quarterfinals where they were defeated by Uttley and Hoffman. In the men’s club division. Rich Wilson and Dave Stlgerwatt won the championship over the team of Ahmet Ardamun and Hong Imperial. 6-4.6-1. In the men's club A consola­ tion finals. Dick Herbert and John Sunncr defeated Paul K ob ylu rz and G ordon Pottschmldt. 6-2. 6-2. In the B consolation finals. Dun Peterson and Rick Dempsey upended Ttm Hanley and Dave Munuehiu. 6-3. 6-4. In the C consolation bracket. Jon Foshec and John Rcker outlasted Uruntley Smith and George Adler. 6-4.6-3. In the women's division, the lo p s e e d e d t e a m . Sue Rasmussen and Kerry Young came away with the chumplon- HtraM Photo by Tommy Vinonl Jim Edmonds hits a backhand. Edmonds and his double partner, Scott Reagan, finished second In the American Cancer Society Doubles Tennis Tournament last weekend at Sanlando. ship with a 4-6. 6-1, 6-4 victory over the second seeded team. Jennifer Goodllng and Allyson Farlow. Rasmussen and Young are one of the top doubles teams In the stale while Goodllng and Farlow play at Rollins College. In the women's A consolation finals Stephanie Hayes and De­ bbie Corell trium phed over Barbara Eustman and Mary Gursh. 6-1. 6-3. In the B con­ solation finals. Lori Ryan and Marie Paulson defeated Cheryl Condon and Becky Adclr. 6-4, 6-2. In the C consolation flnuls. Bonnie D onnally and Judy #Flannlgan won a three-set mutch over Judy Schlff and Tilly Van; dcrmadc. 6-2.5-7.6-4. Sanford's Barber Joins Sportscasters' Hall NEW YORK (UPI) - Red Barber, long time radio and TV broadcaster for ihe Brooklyn Dinlgers who considered retirement when Jackie Robinson broke Into baseball, was Inducted into the American Spoitscusters Association Hall of Fame Tuesday night with the help of the pioneer Negro's widow. Rachel Robinson accepted the plaque from ex-Dodger pitcher Ralph Branca on behalf of Barber, who was at the bedside of his sick wife In Florida. Inducted along with' Barber were Don Dunphy and the lute Graham McNamce. Bill Stern and Ted Huslng. The Inductions were made during a dinner attended by 450 sports p e rso n a lities and em ceed by ABC-TV's Howard Cosell. The sportscasters Hall of Fame Is located In u wing of the National Association of Broadcasters Museum In Freehold. N.J. Barber, raised In Sanford and a graduate of Sanford High School, revealed years later how he fretted when the Dodgers broke liaseball's unwritten color line by signing Robinson In 1947 because he didn't now whether he could be fair to the pioneer black. Barber, who was an orlglnul Inductee Into the Seminole County Sports Hall of Fame three yeurs ugo. Is noted today us one of the most accurate und fair-minded broadcasters In history. Baseball McNamce. a radio pioneer In the 1920s. took lessons to be a professional singer as u troy but got Into radio by accident and In 1923 became the first man to broadcast a Worla Series' game "live." Stern and Huslng Introduced a high degree of drumu to sports broadcasting and Dunphy Is regurded by many ns the best blow by blow announcer o f boxing the profession has known. "A ll these men richly deserve entrance In*" '.his Hall o f Tame." said Cosell. -".-ho noted that their careers traced broadcasting from Its Infancy to the present. PITCHERS DOMINATE FREE AOENT8 NEW YORK (UPI) - Now that the filing deadline for free agency Is past. It looks like pitchers will dominate baseball's off-season negotiations. Of the 58 players who filed to Join the free agent list. 24 make their living on the mound. Including Cy Young winners Willie Hernandez of Detroit and Rick SutclKTe of the Chicago Cubs. The Major League Players Association released the final list of the 58 players who opl**d for free agency Tuesday mcmlng with pitcher Ed Whitson of the San Diego Padres the last man to make it. It's likely the Tigers, after his 32-saye season, will make every effort to sign the 28-year-old Hernandez. The Tiger reliever is In a different position than most players who have filed for free agency. If Detroit does not meet his dcrqands or trade him by March 15. Hernandez can turn himself loose on a market that should be eager for his services. The main hangup for Detroit Is that General Manager Bill Lajolc docs not waflt to pay Hernandez more than starters Jacji Morris and Dan Pctry. each of whom ''reportedly Iclchcu $500,000 a >t«*. under the terms of their long-term contracts. The Cubs, with five pitchers opting for free agency, stand to lose the most of any team. Besides Sutcliffe, starters Dennis Eckersley and Steve Trout and relievers Tim Stoddard and Rick Reuschel have said they want to test the open market. "W e Intend to sign every player we want to sign." said General Manager Dallas Green o f the Cubs. "N o one will outbid us." Green Is expected to meet with Sutcliffe's agent. Dave Axelrod, this week although both sides don't expect agreement until after the draft next week. d McLain Trial Calls 1st Witness TAMPA (UPI) - A discotheque owner who allegedly was a victim of an extortion scheme by Denny McLain was expected to Ik- a leadoff v I iu -hs today In the federal racketeering trial of l In­ former major league pitcher. Alton Dule Sparks, owner of u d i s c o t h e q u e In S e b r l n g . allegedly made payments ol 81.000 to McLain as Intrrrsl on a 840.000 loan he obtained from Seymore Slier, one of McLain s CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFERENDUM (THE BACK SIDE OF CARD “C”) Paid For By CUIzana For Criminal Juatlca McLain. T T T T T T T X T T J - TT T T T T T T T T .T .T .T .T X n ^ - 01 SANtotl° ^hSO S 0*11 ANDO OX C m i . 'U i M i l MON S*l IMHO M l MS* I I t ! s»NM)MD h UU A M ill t. V M n OU » M III S P M U O S ID SUN is.OOO MIL! WARRANTY I ON NOV. 6 VOTE co-defendants. When Sparks stopped paying the Interest In May. he was threatened by the two men. according to a five-count In­ dictment that charges McLain with racketeering, extortion. Ixxikmaklng and drug smuggl­ ing. It said Sparks und two other men paid Interest as high as 150 percent an loans Issued by r k. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ B BEST PRICES BEST SERVICE TRY US! 74.000 M ill WARRANTY MIMIUM MTRIAM Spasms Hospitalise Dawkins EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. (UPI) - New Jersey center Darryl Dawkins. Loubled by back spasms since the exhibition season, was hospitalised Tuesday before the Nets' game that night with the Philadelphia 76ers. Dawkins will spend at least one night at University Hospital In Newark. He likely will miss Wednesday night's game In Boston as well. * L9M * W UBt LIKE *13M SYSA Registers Cagers N ov . 3 The Seminole Youth Sports Association will holds Its 1984-85 basketball registration at eight area middle schools and Sylvan Lake Park Saturday. N ot. 3 from 10 a.m. to 2 p'.m. The fee Is (30. The middle schools are Oviedo's Jackson Heights. Sanford's Lakevlew and Middle. Altamonte Springs' M llw ce and T eagu e. Longw ood'a Rock Lgke and Casselberry's South Semlno'e and Tuskawilla. i . ! . . . ■ �Evening Herald, Sanlord.^l. H ern an d ez W ins Cy Young A w a rd SYSA STANDINGS iTUsuaowt <«*••* oci m TMfMtt l«llu If m. 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M f * ituWStaiWit jKtWNa^-l If *a IWM tff InUheCOtl It IfclM*If J*<MXM»f^nI TjW*« lH l » x « C Sa.- I r a n i Mar a Id Pttolo by O r»*ory Gahni Mllwee's Cory Anderson (with ball) looks for running room with blocker Daymon Richardson (no. 32). Jackson Heights' Vince Hollis, however, has other Ideas as he discards one blocker and moves In (or the tackle. Pee Wee Warriors Overrun Rock Lake By Rick Crawford Special to the Herald The unbeaten Tuskawllla Warriors used nine different backs to run up 204 yards rushing en route to a carve out a 22 0 victory over Rock Lake In Seminole Youth Sports Association Pee Wee Division football Saturday at Sylvan Lake Park. Among the standouts were Frankie Sales, who rushed seven tim es for 59 yards and a touchdown, it coming In the first quarter on a 40-yard scamper. Todd Carlson rushed for 27 yards on eight carries and he also had a touchdown. Jon Machules had a very consistent performance, rushing for 50 yards fin 11 tries. Offensively, what little there was by the Raiders came from Ron Slayer and Tom Stulls. The two combined for 12 carries for 44 yards. The defense of the Raiders spent most of the lime on the field Saturday. Charlie Sllcrncn and Karl Kaufman lyd a host of 13 other Rock Lake defenders who tried to stop the Warriors. The Warriors also used a strong team effort, causing four fumbles and two interceptions, which set up two of the three touchdowns. Standouts for the Warriors were Erick Marks with eight tackles, and Lee Wallace with seven. The Mllwec Spartans trounced winless Jackson Heights. 27-0. Scott Yurklson carried the ball 15 times for 71 yards and two TD ’s to pace the Spartans. Following Yurklson was Rodnlek Rolx who had seven carries for 83 yards and one TD. Rolx also threw for another score. Defensively, the Spaduns were led by George "H im '* Majors, who had six solo tackles. Yurtkson. playing both ways, was In on four Wednesday, Oct. 31, IW4->* Hartsllrld and King were outstanding on defense as well. The two combined for 12 tueklcs. Cornelius Williams had five tackles. SYS A Football tacklrs for the Spartans. In other action. Lnkcvlcw Seminole. 19-6. downed South MITEY MITES: RAIDERS WIN 1ST The winless Rock Lake Raiders aren't winless anymore. The Raiders notched their first win with a 20-7 victory over the South Seminole Hurricanes. The Raiders got what proved to be the winning Touchdown when Mike Abcrson ran three yards to paydirt. Rock Lake had additional scoring In the third and fourth quarters. Abcrson scored on a 24-yard run In the third. Then Daniel Anson raced five yards In the fourth quarter. On the day Abcrson rushed 16 times (yr 97 yards and two touchdowns. Anson handled the ball right times for 29 yards und one TD. Overall. It was a great leant effort. In I hr final game, thr po'ent t.aWevlew offense was held In check most of the day. The Dolphins still managed to come out victorious over the Bobcats of Jackson Heights. 24-0. The Dolphins used unother outstanding game from Jamie King to lead the way. King rushed for 46 yards on five carries and had two touchdowns. Alton Jenkins and Germaine Hartsfleld each had 31 yards on four carries. Jenkins did manage u TD out of Ills efforts. Don Hunt hud the other touchdown for the Dolphins. MIDGETS: HAKTSF1ELD LEADS ROMP The Lakcvtcw Dolphins, bouncing back from last week's tie with the Spartans of MIlwcc. thrashed South Seminole. 40-0. Curios Hurtsficld had another fine performance, rushing for 128 yards on seven carries and scoring three touchdowns. Harisfleld Is the division-leading rusher with 475 yards on 39 carries In five games. The TD runs came on distances of 25. 60. and 10 yards, respectively. Anthony Harris managed to get Jn on the action, rushing three times for 15 yards and a touchdown. Quurterburks Raymond Wllllums und Bernard Mitchell completed two passes In three attempts for two touchdowns. Danny Willis and Sammy Edwurds were on the receiving end of those passes. Defensively. Howard McMilllan led the defense with 10 tackles and one-quarterback sack. Eric Wllllums was In on nine tackles. Patrick Ikiugherty. Kevin Richardson, and Paul Thomas each recovered a fumble. Raymond Williams had two Interceptions for 67 yards. Arthur Bradford ulso had an Interception. In other Midget action. MIlwcc bounced from last week's tie to up-end Jackson Heights. 18-6. Tuskawllla rolled over Rock Lake. 26-6. All Teuguc teams were Idle this week. NEW YORK |UPI> - This season. Willie Hernandez proved that the American Dream truly does exist for those who try. The 28-year-old left-hander reliever from Puerto Rico, who had pitched In obscurity before this year, was given a new lease on life when he was traded to the Detroit Tigers In-fore the start of the season. He proceeded to have the season of a lifetime by helping to carry the Tigers to the championship. And Tuesday, he was given the ultimate honor for a pitcher when he was named the American League Cy Young Award winner. Hernandez, also u top candladate for the AL Most Valuable Player, won the award In a close vote over Dan Qulsenberry of the Kansas City Royals. Hernandez, a veteran screwball pitcher obtained from the Phillies, was 9-3 this year with a 1.92 ERA. He had 32 saves In 33 possible save situations. Prior to this season. Hernandez had Just 27 saves during his seven-year major-league career. He won with 12 fl.st-place votes and seven each for second and third places from the 26-member panel of the Baseball Writers Association of America — two representing each club In the , league. He finished with a total of 88 (mints. Qulsenberry had 44 saves, one fewer than the major-league record, along with a 6-3 record and 2.64 ERA. He received nine first-place votes, eight for second and two for third for 71 (mints. Five (mints were awarded for a first place vote, three for a second and one for a third. "I thank (Tiger manager) Sparky Anderson for giving me the chance." said Hernandez from Ills home In Aguuda. Puerto Rico. "Sparky gave me the ball every single day to do what I did this year." • "I was tickled to death. He really deserved it. He made a tremendous contribution to this club. I hope he enjoys every minute of It." said Tigers President Jim Campbell. Hernandez recently had his named added to (hr free agent list. If u March 15 deadline passes and he has not signed with the Tigers or been traded, Hernandez will lie free to sign with any team he chooses. However, he and the Tigers are expected to come to terms. The problem for Detroit Is that General Manager Bill Lajole does not want to pay Hernandez more than starters Juck Morris and Dan Petry, each of whom reportedly fetches $800,000 a year under the terms of their long-term contracts. “ I don't want to leave Detroit." said Hernandez. "I want to share my future with Detroit. I believe we have the ball club to win a lot more. I want to stay there. The funs there deserve a winner." Hernandez Is the third Al. reliever und the second Detroit pitcher to win the award. Relievers Sparky Lyle of the 1977 New York Yankees und Rnltle Fingers of the 1931 Milwaukee Brewers previously won and Denny McLain of the Tigers won It In 1968 and shared It with Mike Cuellar of the Baltimore Orioles In 1969. Following the leaders In the voting were Deri Blyleven of the Cleveland Indians.! 19-7, 2.87 ERA): Mike Uoddlcker of the Orioles, the league's only 20-game winner 120-11, 2.87); Dan Petry of the Detroit Tigers (18-8, 3.24); Frantf Vtola of the Minnesota Twins (18-12): Jack Mortis of the Tigers (19-11, 3.60) and Duve Slleb of the Toronto Blue Jays (16-8. 2.83). R oberts O n The Run, 333 Y a rd s Lift D o lp hins Anthony Roberts \va.o an the run Saturday against South Seminole. T h e L a k e v lc w D o lp h in s halfback rushed for 333 yards on 23 carries and five touchdowns as Lakevlcw blasted South Seminole, 45-6. In Seminole Youth Sports Association foot­ ball at Sylvan Lake Park. His average on the day was 14.4 yards per carry. The Dolphins also had a fine effort from Philip King, who curried the ball 36 times for 182 yards and a t o u c h d o w n . K i n g 's o n ly touchdown came on a 45-yard TD Jaunt ofT-lackle In the third quarter. The Hurricanes' lone score came In the first quarter when Kris Tickle stepped In front of an Anthony Roberts pass and raced 50 yards for a score. Defensively, the Dolphins used outstanding tackling by Phillip K in g. Jan H enry and Eric Collette. In other action. Tuskuwllla. coming ofT a 40-6 loss to Jackson Heights last week, managed to get by Rock Lake. 16-0. The Warriors, still without the services of running back Mike Bergondy, used a total team effort to defeat the Bobcuts. The Warriors started the hall rolling when quarterback Mike Brooks ran around end for an eight-yard TD with 3:06 re­ maining In the first period. The Warriors notched a score In the third period when Scott Byerly rgeed 10 yards up the middle to paydirt. Brooks kicked the extra pplnt and the Warriors led 14-0 a| the half. ‘ The only other points camr In the third quarter when the Raider quarterback downed the ball In the end zone. The War­ riors used six ball carriers to gain 140 yards on 26 carries Brooks completed four passes, all to Joe Kuehlcr. 'Defensively. It was an out­ standing team effort, with 37 tjlckles made by 11 players. ^ D ivis io n -lea d in g Ja ck son Heights took on once-beaten IfUwee. The Bobcats prevailed. 22-0. McGill Hodges paced the potent ofTcnse. Hodges ran for 88 yards on 11 carries and one touchdown. Eric Bryant had qcven carries for 67 yards and a TD. Shellle Elliot also had a fine dayk with 39 yards on six ca rries. Q u arterback T e rry SYS A Football Smith ran nine times for 47 yards and a TD. Smith also was 5-of-6 passing for 28 yards. The defense was awesome, ns It held Division-leading rustier Todd Cleveland to minus yurds on the day. Karl Gulm led the charge with nine solo tackles, four of which resulted In losses. JUNIOR M1DOET8: SPARTANS PULL UPSET In a game thut pitted u n ­ d e fe a te d J a c k s o n H e ig h ts against once-beaten MIlwcc. the Spartuns upset the Bobcuts. 31-6. The Spartans scored In the each quarter except the fourth. They used two scores In both the first and second quarters und one In the third. Octavlous Holiday led the way for the Spartans with 84 yards on Just four c a r r i e s and two touchdowns. Holiday did not play last week In the loss to Lakevlcw. due to the fact that hr did not make thr weight. Holi­ day scored twice In the first quurtcr. The first score came on a 70-yard pass reception. Then on the v e ry next Spartan possession, quarterback Matt McKlssock hit Holiday again, this time with a 60-yard com­ pletion for a score. That proved to tie enough for thr Spartans. The Spartans also used u fine offensive showing from Paul Bowen and Corry Anderson. The two rushed for 59 und 60 yards respectively. Quarterback McKlssock also had a fine day. hitting on flve-of-seven passes for 158 yards and two TD's. in the reception department. Holiday was In on two receptions for 130 yards. Andrew Strtbbllng and Scott Allen had one catch apiece for 38 yards combined. On the defensive side of the coin It was McKlssock and Holi­ day showing the way. McKlssock was In on nine tackles with five assists. Holiday wus In on six tackles. The Bobcats fumbled the b all aw ay lou r tim es. McKlssock pounced on two of them while Thomas Demps and Peter Caropeln fell on the other two. In the surprise of the duy. Lakevlew only managed a 12- p o tn t v ic t o r y o v e r ScuVb Seminole. 12-0. The Hurricanes gave up 12 points In the first quarter of action. John Maloney rambled 15 yards to paydirt to open the scoring. On the next (Missesslon, quarterback Zachery Martin hit Murques Howard on an 80-yard scoring strike. The Hurricanes Just couldn't get It going. The Hurricane offense was led by halfback Scott Bledsoe, who rushed for 30 yards on four carries, while Tim Grey. Larry Porter and Arron CJ.-.rk ccmblncJ for 15 carries and 60 yurds. Defensively, the Hurricanes got outstanding (icrformances from linebackers Skip Dryer, Richey Juntos und Bret Blue. Other Ihun the lone touchdown Iximb. safeties Crls Franklin and Jeff Carswell played an out­ standing game. In other gumes. It wus thr battle of thr winless. Tuskawllla liutllrd Rock Lake. 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Israel television reported Tuesday a man Identifying himself as a member of "Th e Avengers” telephoned the president's residence and said Herzog. 66, was "next In line.” # There was no Immediate explanation about why the clandestine group made the threat against Herzog, but the former ambassador to the United Nations has spoken out vigorously against acts of anti-Arab terrorism by Jewish groups. The group said It struck In revenge for the Oct. 23 murders of two Jewish students on the occupied West Bank In the area of the Dchalsheh Palestinian refugee camp. A resident there has been charged with the killings. Executioner Shoots 2 In Tripoli BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Two hooded and handculTed pro-Syrian militiamen accused of massacring six people Oct. 20 were publicly executed by a comrade In a warning against random violence In Tripoli, one of Lebanon's most blood-soaked cities. The execution Tuesday came as Lebanese army troops patrolled Moslem west Beirut after two days of street battles between rival militiamen. Two men. both members of a pro-Syrian militia Involved In months of bloody factional feuds In the city, were led handcuffed to a public square with dark hoods over their heads, witnesses said. As they faced the wall, a man In Arab headdress strode up behind them with a pistol. He fired at the man on his right, then the one to his left — hitting each In the base of the skull. Their knees buckled and both bodies crashed to the ground. ...Leaders Continued from page 1A Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke said he was "shocked and deeply saddened to learn ... of the shameful act of violence." "The Australian government deplores this wanton act of terrorism ," Hawke declared. "Mrs. Gandhi was an outstand­ in g leader w hose cou rage, strength and guidance will be greatly missed, not only by the people of India, but throughout the world." O il Cutbacks A Sticky Problem GENEVA. Switzerland (UPl) - OPEC's 13 oil ministers began a final session today to ratify an emergency production cut aimed at m aintaining the cartel's •29-a-barrel base price. But before the meeting started, some delegates said there still were difficulties In shurlng the planned combined cutback of 1.5 million barrels n day. One minister, who asked to remain unidentified, said powerful Saudi Arabia was refusing to reduce Its output by more than 500,000 barrels a day unless others Increase their reduction offers. The 9 percent production cutback, designed to maintain the current 929-a-barrel OPEC base price. Is expected to go Into efTect Thursday and last two months until rising winter demands helps erase the world oil surplus and shore up nil prices. ........... ...................................... 60 days. Sturm said. Rose said 911 Is one of our the county's highest priorities. Continued from pgae IA He added It will take a year to County Commissioner Bub 18 months before 911 Is In Sturm said If the committee operation after the decision Is comes back to the commission made on which company will set with a timely recommendation, up the system. Rose said the more "realistic" a 911 system could be In operation by July. 1986. If the expectation Is 18 months. A key committee decides It needs the uspect of the system Is to services of a consultant. Im­ electronically tic the system to plem entation o f the system computer-assisted dispatch, he —Donna Eatea could be delayed by as much ns said. ...911 Bids N O O PE Sanford furniture maker John ford: Merit awards — Mary Glep. W e s le y W illia m s , o f 411 St. Cloud. Mlcheal Gorske. DeMagnolia Ave.. was presented Land: Suzanne Mellon. Alta­ the $500 Best of Show award for monte Springs: and Patsy Parr. his mahogany case of drawers Geneva. featuring a hand-carved relief at Purchase awards made In­ the 12th Annual Fall For Art clude: Hank Stevens for Best show. Display, by Senkartk Glass and Robert Garcia, president of Paint Co.. Sanford: T e rre ll Sanford-Semlnolc Art Associa­ Lester. Altamonte Springs, by tion and show chairman, an­ H ow ell Place: Carol Taber. nounced this and other winners Zephyr Hills, by Conklin. Porter. In the elrent held last weekend in Holmes. Engineers. Inc.: Russell the area of the city hall In Townsend. Pt.lm Bay. by Rich Plan —United Corp.: Charles downtown Sanford. Swain. Palatka. by Sun Bank: Five $200 Best of Category John Grant. Leesburg, by Dr. awards and $100 Merit awards Richard Dunn: Jo Dalmas. Indi­ In each of the categories were an Harbour, by First Federal. awarded. Special awards by merchants Winners In the Oils. Acrylics, were made as follows: Celery and M ixed M edia: Best o f City to John Williams. Sanford. Category — Ed Harris. Apopka: Charles Swain. Palatka. Ronnie Merit awards — Corrlni Ness. Avery, Winter Park. Scott Rich­ Titusville: Jane Patterson. Alta­ ards. Orlando: Joseph Htrsch to monte Springs: Roily Ray Reel. M a r jo r ie B r y a n . A p o p k a : Maitland. Watt rcolors: Best of S ten strom R e a lty to Hans Category — James Koevenlg. Naumann. Orlando: Gifts by Oviedo; Merit awards — Jean Nan. Sanford, to Helen Hickey. Clrone. Orlando; Eklse Cornell. Sanford: Sanford Klwanls Club S a n fo rd ; S tep h an ie M yers. to Paul G ra d e). Mt. Dora: M a it la n d : C o r r l n e N e s s . Atlantic Bank to Macklln Fan Titusville: Graphics. Drawing, tasy Jewelry. Santa Cruz. Calif. and Pastels: Best of Category — Sixty-seven honorary mention Fred Taylor. Sanford; Merit ribbons were also awarded. awards — Hope Barlon, Cler­ T h e w in n in g a rtis ts and mont. and Bettye Reagan. Lake Mary; Photography: Best o f craftsmen were chosen by the Category. Dlone Negroni, Merritt Judges, Dr. George Pappas, pro­ Island; Merit award — Terrell fessor and chairman o f the L ester. A lta m on te Springs: University of South Florida Art Sculpture. Crafts and Mixed Department, and Hal Sparks Media (three dimension): Best of D a v is , I n s t r u c t o r at th e Category — Hank Stevens. San­ Jacsonvllle Art Museum. In London. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who narrow­ ly escaped an assassination at­ tempt three weeks ago when terrorists bombed her hotel, was Informed of the killing, but Britain withheld official com­ ment pending full details, a spokeswoman said. Thatcher and Gandhi often disagreed on political matters but had frequent contact In the framework of the British Com­ monwealth o f former British colonial possessions. Harcharan Singh, the secre­ tary-general o f the Supreme Council of Sikhs In Britain, called the sluylng “ the act of a coward" but said Gandhi had been "more or less asking for It" since Indian troops stormed the M E D IC A L C LIN IC A U INSURANCE ASSIG N M EN TS ACCEPTED W ITH NO QUT 2 F POCKET EXPENSE M EDICAL D O C TO R O N STAFF PHYSICAL 323-5763 SBSi R SaE" SA N FO R D . F IA . 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Canadian Prime M in is t e r B r ia n M u lr o n e y expressed "profound shock" and said the Indian people had suf­ fered "a grievous loss." In Parts, the French National Assembly stopped work for five minutes tn memory of the slain Indian leader. x-ray of fruit, candy In Rome. Italian Communist General Secretary Alessandro Natta said he was "m oved and shocked by the vile assassina­ tion o f Mrs. Indira Gandhi, enlightened leader ofahe Indian Union and protagonist of the nonallgned stmggle for peace. Independence of peoples and rise of the Third World." ..jth a fra* Balloons, coloring book, and amtrgancy handbook. O C T . 31 7 - 8 :3 0 pm "H er loss Is not only to the Indians and India but to all the people who love a democratic system In the world." said a spokesm an for the Foreign Ministry of Thailand. "W e delorc the Incident. It was a ratal act.” C e n t r a ! F l o r i d a R e g io n a l H o s p i t a l .......Hwg. 1 M 1 , (•«!*• L$k| Momes. Sanford H C A r r _ - -------- C The director-general of In­ donesia's Information Ministry's Press Relations department. Sukarno, called Gandhi's death "a great loss to the Non-Aligned movement." "She was chairperson of the Non-Aligned movement, so we are sad In particular for her death." he said. AREA DEATHS Sanford; two sisters, Georgia Restlawn C*mef*»y. Calling hour* tor friend* Monro* T*rrac*. Sanford, will to told LORETTA FREDERICK will to told trocn noon until t p m . Friday at Saturday al II a.m. at Shiloh C*m»t*ry with Mrs. Loretta Frederick. 49. of Jones and Ethel Smith. Sanford. tto ctopol Wilton Elctoltorgtr Mortuary In tto R*v Raton Doctor officiating. Sunrlta ctigrgg. Wllson-Elchelbcrger Mortuary. F unaral Hem* In charge. Apt. 52. Castle Brewer Court. O N T O O M ia V .M R t. F R A N C O Sanford, died Monday at Central Sanford, Is In charge of ar­ M -F u n * r« l M r v lo t lor Franco* Montgomery, Florida Regional Hospital. Bom rangements. U . ot 1J0V* W. Itti It., Ion ford, wto dlod DAVIDA 8. STEVENS Sunday, will to at 4 g m . Saturday at April 8. 1935 in Jasper. Fla., she Wilton C ktolto rgo r'i ctopal. 1110 Pin* Avo . Davida Shevon Stevens. 2 had been a lifelong resident of Santord. with tto Rav O.W. Warron official Sanford. She was a laundry months, of Apt. 29. Lake Monroe ing Burial to follow in Rattlawn Camatory. folder. She was a member of Terrace. Sanford died Sunday at Wilton Ektoltorgor Mortuary In ctorgo. IV IN S . D AVID A SM tVON Allen Chapel AME Church where O rla n d o R e g io n a l M e d ic a l —S TOravotld* funeral tarvlctt for Davida Cpnter. Bom August 19. 1984 In’ she served on the Stewardess Stovon Stovona. 1 month*, of Agt. It, Laka Board No. 2 and In Choir No. 2 Orlando, she Is survived by her and the Lily White Lodge No. mother, Darlene Stevens; a brother. Dashawn Johnson. 144. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e h e r Sanford. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ husband, William Frederick; mother. Zona Turner: live sons. ford, Is In charge of arrange­ William Frederick Jr.. Richard ments. B. Frederick. Larry D. Frederick. Reginald D. Frederick and Kevin E. Campbell, all of Sanford; two Funeral Notices daughters. Sherond F. Redding ID IR IC K . MRS. LOR I T T A and Shirley Ann Frederick, —F RFu n e ra l t* rv ic * t for M r*. Loretta Sanford; one sister. Madelon V. Froderkk. 4f. of Apt. n C atfk Brower Court, McGill. Sanford; two brothers. Sanford, who died Monday, will to of II a m. (THE BACK SIDE OF CARD “C") Saturday at Allan Chapel AM E Church. IJOJ Charlie Turner Jr.. Houston, and Olivo Avo., Sanford, with gattor John H. Paid For By CllUana For Criminal Juallca Michael Simmons. Jacksonville; Woodard officiating Burial t* follow In and five grandchildren. Wllson-Elchelbrrger Mortuary In charge. W .L . G R A M K O W L .F .D . Do you know everything you need to about funeral service? If not, W .L. Gramkow Is the man to turn to. He's a licensed funeral direc­ tor and fully qualified to answer all your ques­ tions. Stop In and talk to him any time. He's here to help. VOTE V B O ON NOV. 6 GRAM KOW CRIMINAL JUSTICE WILLIAM T. HARTMAN M r. W i l l i a m T h e o d o r e Hartman. 79. o f 502 E. Jessup Ave.. Longwood. died Tuesday at his home. Bom Sept. 4. 1905 In Buffalo. N.Y.. he moved to Longwood from Bolivar. N.Y. In 1967. He was a retired grocery manager and a Lutheran. Survivors Include his wife. Marguerite: son. William L.. Anaheim. Calif. B aldw ln -Falrchlld Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs. Is In charge of arrangements. T H E R IG H T MAN F O R A R E S P O N S I B L E J O B B i E C K W I T H CLERK - CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FRANCES MONTOOMERT Mrs. Frances Montgomery. 54. of 1205 Vi W. Eighth St.. San­ ford. died Sunday at the Sanford N u rs in g and C o n v a le sce n t Center. Bom Feb. 8. 1930 in Cape Charles. Va.. she moved to Sanford In 1965. She was a homemaker and a Baptist. S h e Is s u r v iv e d by h er husband. Willie Montgomery. FUNERAL HOME 130 WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD. FLORIDA TELEPHONE 322 3211 WILLIAM L. GRAMKOW YOU HAVE THAT MAN WORKING FOR YOU ★ KEEP HIM! ★ Pd. Pol. Adv. (Democrat) > * |gg|M * * PROVEN LEADERSHIP * PROVEN ABILITY * * PROVEN STATEWIDE RECOGNITION * * PROVEN COMMUNITY SERVICE * A. Is �. . . \ PEO PLE Evening Herald, Senford, FI. Wednesday, Oct. 11, 14S4— IB Cooks Of The Week Ratliff's Travels Lead To Writing Cookbook Bjr Brenda Love Herald Correspondent In his travels, which Included living In the Orient for a year and a half. B. Earl RatllfT Jr. of $anford . has become acquainted with epicurean delicacies from several countries, but developed a special fondness for Oriental cuisine. He says the variety of color, texture and flavor 01 Oriental food Is one of the reasons he finds It so appealing. To ihare his recipes, he Is writing an Oriental Cookbook. Earl Is a native of Sanford and Is a graduate of Seminole High School and the University of Florida. His career In aeronautics spanned 22 years. And for a while he and his son. David, owned a travel agency together. Currently. Earl Is operating the family business. Ratliff & Sons, with his uncle. In addition to writing a cookbook. Earl is also writing a spy novel. Lately, though, he says the novel Is gettin g more attention than the cookbook! Earl has six children, four of whom are atlopted. Of these, two are Korean, one Thai and one Vietnamese. He shares the "Cook of the Week" spot with his son. David, because their cooking Is a "cooperative effort." Earl says that they get together often on Sunday afternoons to cook up something special. Earl’s mother Is especially glad for this, since she confesses that she "makes u mess of cooking." Along with their kitchen teamwork. Earl and David also make a "family affair" of amateur photography. David Is presently employed at Continental Testing Labs In Fern Park and Is a staff sergeant In the National Guard. Besides (poking and photography, he says he also likes cpllectlngguns. : Earl's recipes reflect the essence of Oriental cpokcry, combining color, texture and flavor to cfcate a memorable mqpl. HOT AND SOUR SOUP (SOUTHERN CHINESE) 1'A cup shredded pork .soy sauce jdry sherry Icornstarch !5 li cups chicken broth ! Mi teaspoon salt Vi cup chicken, cooked and shredded Vi cup bamboo shoots, sliced (or Chinese black niushrooms. also called "wood ears." May be p irchascc! at ’ Chinese" store In Palm Springs llaza. Altamonte) Li cup bean curd 2 eggs, beaten 2 teaspoons red wine vinegar 4 drops hot pepper sauce l teaspoon sesame oil Pbich o f sugar I teaspoon scallions, minced Marinate pork In mixture of 1 teaspoon each of soy sauce, sherry and cornstarch for 15 minutes. Heat chicken broth. Add salt and 2 teaspoons soy saurc. Bring to boll. Add pork and boll 1 minute. Add chicken and bamboo shoots (nr "wood B. Earl Ratliff Jr., right, serves Hot And Sour Soup In a Ming bowl to his son, David Ratliff. The father and son cooking combination comos up with a variety of epicurean dellcasles to all who share the fruits of this culinary venture. Ptet. by Tammy Vincant ears"). Simmer. Mix 2 tablespoons cornstarch with 2 tablespoons water and add to soup. Stir until thick. Add bean curd and egg. Stir to mix well. Season with vinegar, hot pepper, sesame oil and sugar. MOROCCAN CHICKEN Vi cup olive oil 3 medium onions, thinly sliced 2 teaspoons ground ginger 3 garlic cloves, minced 2 teaspoons powdered coriander 1 medium eggplant, sliced and quartered (may be omitted) B carrots cut In large pieces (may be omitted) W cup fresh parsley, chopped fresh ground pepper, to taste 2 frying chickens or equivalent In chicken breasts 1can chicken broth 2 lemons, quartered 1cup salad olives Heat oil In large skillet or dutch oven. Add bilio u s' anu garlic.’ Saule until onion* arc translucent. Remove onions and set aside. Mix In coriander and parsley. Salt and pepper to taste. Cook about two minutes. Fry chicken In spiced oil a few pieces at a time until golden brown. Add more oil. If needed. Add broth, eggplant and carrots. Add water to just cover. Cover and cook slowly for. 30 pqlnutca. Mix In hftnons and olives and continue.to cook for about 20 minutes or until Ingredients are tender. OOBI PULL AO (INDIAN) 10 ounces uncooked white rice 2 tablespoons butter 4 tablespoons peanut oil 1 teaspoon salt 1 medium onion, sliced thin 2 cardamoms, crushed 4 cloves garlic, minced I teaspoon ground cinnamon, or I cinnamon stick Vi teaspoon curry powder Vi pound cauliflower sprigs 5 tablespoons sour cream 1 teaspoon ginger 1 teaspoon chill powder 6 whole cloves 1 teaspoon cumin Vi teaspoon red pepper 2 sliced cucumbers, soaked In vinegar and salt 2 tomatoes, sliced Vi ounce sliced roasted almonds Vi cup chopped fresh parsley Prepare rice per boiled recipe. Heat butter and oil. fry cauliflower until half done, set aside. Fry onions and garlic. Add all Ingredients except sour cream, icmatp- and - cucumber.. Fry for five minutes. Stir frequently. Add Vi cup water, and sour cream. Mix well. Add tomato and cucumber as garnish. Sprinkle with almonds and chopped fresh parsley. SNOW PEAS WITH W ATER CHESTNUTS (CANTONESE) Vi |wund fresh Chinese pea pods 1 tablespoon peanut oil 1 tablespoon soy sauce 1clove garlic, minced 1 can water chestnuts, drained and sliced 1 can bamboo shoots ■4 cup chicken broth PHOTO DARKROOM TECH­ NIQUES (evening class)-Thls course Is designed to give the beginning black and white pho­ tographer a familiarity with the darkroom. The student will learn how to expose and develop film, as well as basic black and white printing techniques. SLIM ’N TRIM (morning, af­ PHOTOGRAPHY/ADVANCED ternoon and evening classcs)-An (evening class)-Dcslgned to teach exercise program Involving all the student problem solving types o f exercises such as techniques for photographing caiesthenlcs. slow stretches and people, places and things. Em­ barre exercises. Designed to In­ p h a s is w ill be p la c e d on crease flexibility, endurance and technical skill building with energy, to create more aware­ cameras, lighting and films. ness of proper diet, to lose Inches and Improve posture. J A Z Z D ANCE/EXERC1SE (evening class)-A total form of dance and exercise In which you are taught proper body align­ ment. coordination, desclpllne. A\lA»-XST •» fit* >1 AM*. U ttf PM I/IUIHU SAMOHO flexablllty and rhythm. You ac­ IwS O k S F -’V PmlllttSI SHOPPING ItNItH Xtlt 10 II *t l 1 c o m p lis h m u s c le t o n in g , 0PIN MON 1MUSS *> (Ml HI SAI stamina, poise, and confidence JRRBJJ , ASM 1 i AMMv *1 41 <i P! HIOII si AMPS In yourself, along with apprecia­ Ul|’ t|1 ‘‘H I I.Oltft IMU< »|I» » tion for music and total enjoy­ * x| *--- .» ■ ----ment. Jane Fonda’s workout is OSD A t H0ICI 11AN BONIllSS CINUH t UI taught In this class. S N O W S K IIN G (e v e n in g H5 1 . 6 9 classl-Eight hours of classroom orientation to skiing; pre-slope 1 XI HA 11 AN exercise, clothing, equipment ...... , . s 7 . 5 9 adjustment and maintenance, courtesy and safety on the t HI SH MADf H01 OH Mil U slopes. Method o f Instruction Includes lecture-descusslon. „ s 1 . 4 9 demonstrations and films. » HI SM MA1)1 IN T R O D U C T IO N TO PERSONAL COMPUTERS (af. s 1 . 4 9 temnon and evening clasa)-Thls course Is designed to teach It as ’ll IL i U IN 10 i MOPS students about the personal or . S 1 . 5 9 micro computer. You will learn the hardware components that t 1AN A, HONi 11SS make-up the computer system, . S 1 . 5 9 the software that drives U. and the vocabulary o f the computer SMAH U IHA l l AN A Mi Al 1 age. S tu d en ts w ill rec eive "hands-on" experience on the , s 1 . 6 9 Apple computer. INTRODUCTION TO WORD F R O M OUR DELI PROCESSING FOR THE APPLE COMPUTER (afternoon class)S1 . 69 This course will Introduce the LEAN BOILED HAM to word processing for N1 .B 9 student LEAN BAKED HAM the Apple computer. General word processing terminology, DELICIOUS COOKED ROAST BEEF, . , h '1 . 99 word processing software, basic keyboard editing techniques, T O W N B E S T P R I C E S IN and advanced formatting lech, nlques will be covered. The FOR FREEZER ORDERS students will receive "hands-on" PHOTO/CAMERA A IMAGE (evening class)-A basic study of photograpgy. teaching exposure, composition, lighting, camera typ es and equ ip m en t. Th e course provides help for the new photographers and answers questions that may have come up for the veteran photographer. LEE M EA TS ALMOND LAKE WITH FRUIT (MANDARIN) 1envelope unflavored gelatin 3 tablespoons cold water Vi cup evaporated milk 1Vi cups water 3 tablespoons sugar 2 teaspoons almond extract 2 cups canned or fresh fruits (pineapple, maraschino cherries. Ilchls. mandarin orange. etc., may be comblnedl Mix gelatin and 3 tablespoons cold water In saucepan. Place over low heat and stir until dissolved. Add milk, water and sugar. Stir until sugar Is dissolved. Add almond extract and mix well. Pour Into 9x5x3 Inch dish and refrigerate. When set. cut Into cubes, and mix with fruit. INDIAN TEA 3 cups water sugar to taste 2 teaspoons ground elnnumon 3 teaspoons loose tea (Darjeeling lea may be purchased at Barney’s In the Altamonte Mall) whole milk or condensed milk, to taste Bring all Ingredients to boll und stir. Strain and serve. SWEET AND SOUR SAUCE (THAILAND) Vi cup pineapple juice, unsweetened 3 tablespoons peunul oil 3 tablespoons brown or refined sugar 1 teaspoon soy saurc Vi teaspoon freshly ground black pepper Vi cup wine vinegar Vi tablespoon cornstarch and I cup watesr. mixed Combine all Ingredients In u saucepan. Place over low heat and stir until hot. SWEET AND SOUR SAUCE (CANTON STYLE) 2 tablespoons peanut oil Vi cup mixed sweet pickles with juice, chopped Vi teaspoon garlic powder 4 tablespoons vinegar 4 tablespoons sugar 2 tablespoons soy sauce 1 cup chicken broth Vi tablespoon cornstarch Heat oil and stir fry pickles with Juice for Vi minute. Add garlic, vinegar, sugar, soy sauce. Bring to boll and cook 2 minutes. Add broth nnd cornstarch. Stir until suuce thickens. GENERAL & PREVENTIVE CARE CENTER SCC Sets Leisure Tim e Classes The Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community College announces that the following classes will begin November 7 through November 14. 1984. " T h e s e c la s s e s a re s e lfsupported by student fees at no expense to the taxpayer." ac­ c o r d in g to F ay C. B rak e. Coordinator of the Program. Reg­ istrations are being accepted In the Registrar’s Office at SCC. S O C I A L D A N C • ING / B E G IN N IN G (e v e n in g classl-lnstructlon In Foxtrot, S w in g und C h a-C h a. A ls9 beginning Waltz. Designed for use In a night club environment. 1 teaspoon cornstarch Wash peas. Remove tips and strings. In wok or heavy skillet, combine oil. soy saurc and garlic. Cook over low heal until garlic has browned. Add pea pods, water chestnuts and bamboo shoots. Cook over high heat for l minute while tossing lightly with chopsticks or Iwo spoons. Add broth; cover and cook over medium heat 2 minutes. Combine cornstarch with I teaspoon cold water, stir Into peas Cook uncovered, over high heat until sauce thickens and begins to bubble, about 2-3 minutes. experience on the Apple com­ puter. IN T R O D U C T IO N TO TH E ELECTRONIC SPREAD SHEET (VISICALC) FOR THE APPLE COMPUTER (evening class)-Thls course will Introduce the student to the electronic spread sheet for the Apple computer. General1 sp rea d sh eet te r m in o lo g y , spread sheet software, basic keyboard editing techniques, replication and recursive tech­ niques. and forms and advnaced template techniques will be covered. The students will re­ ceive "hands-on" experience on the Apple computer. G IN G E R B R E A D H O U SE C O N S T R U C T IO N (e v e n in g c!ass)-This course will consist of two three-hour classes. Basic house construction consist of four wall pieces und two roof pieces. 2640 HIAWATHA AVE. (17-92) SANFORD • GENERAL PRACTICE • SMOKING CONTROL • WEIGHT CONTROL • PAIN CONTROL EUNICE Q. MAYO, M.D. (3 0 5 ) 3 2 1 -2 5 5 7 HOWL MON. THMJ THUBi 900400 Saturday 9.-00-4:00 ly Appointment ON NOV. 6 VOTE CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFERENDUM (THE BACK SIDE OF CARD “C”) Paid For By Cltlzana For Criminal Juallea END OF SUMMER CHUCK ROAST GROUND CHUCK . ITALIAN SAUSAGE POLISH K IE L B A S A 1 4 P O R K LOIN PORK RO AST P O R K S P A R E RIBS ! ! ^ ^* Selected Name Brand Summer Fashions . . . . Dresses •Shorts - Tops Swimsuits 50 % O F F TH tlR S ., FRL, S A T., NOV. 1, 2, 3 Selected Bernardo & Algner SHOES •15 O O All Sales Final Cash. Checks, VISA, MasterCard Only 116 W. FIRST ST. 3234132 DOWNTOWN SANF0R » a. -am —» w 4« �) V 10 -E v tn ln j Herald, Unlord, FI. Wxlruwtiy, Oct. 31, ItM Priest Attempts To Quiet Gaggle Of Wagging Tongues Funds For Fun A t Christmas Anne Campbell, president of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladles Auxiliary 10108, San­ ford, presents $125 contribu­ tion from her unlf to Ron D e n is , d a y tre a tm e n t coordinator for Seminole Com munity Mental Health Center, to begin fund to provide a Christmas dinner party at a restaurant for clients at the Aegis day care center, 201 W. First St., Sanford. Cllenf on the left Is w o r k i n g on H a llo w e e n lack-o-lantern made from papier mache. Aegis pro­ vides care for persons with chronic emotional or mental disabilities ranging In age from In their 20s to 80s. H*r*W Plwt* fey TMMMy VkKwrt Engagement Born In Orlando, the bride-elect Is the maternal granddaughter of Mrs. Grace Hair. 3500 Mldlron Drive. Orlando, and the late Mr. Weldon Smith Hair. She Is the paternal granddaughter of Mrs. Ella Mae Johnson. Frederlcktown. Mo., and the late Mr. Hubert Lee Johnson. Miss Johnson attends Seminole Community College and Is employed us cashier by Winn-Dixie. Lake Mary. Her fiance, born In Orlando. Is u I 9H3 graduate of DeLand High School. He Is employed by Dove's Taxidermist. Casselberry, and H. Pell Nursery. Osteen. First. "Mad." let me congratu­ late your husband, lie Is one of a minority. In 1982. about 8.4 million households should have been receiving child support. Of these, only 2.9 actually received anything at all. and only 1.89 million received the full umount ordered! The regular monthly meeting of the Norman . Deverc Howard Chapter. United Daughters of the Confederacy, was held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Troy Ray. Sr.. In Loch Arbor, with Mrs. Glenn J. Wlmbtah as co-hoatesa. The meeting was conducted by the president. Mrs. Charles (Tonll Hobeon. who asked Mrs. Julian (Domartoua) Varn to conduct the opening ceremonies with all members participating. treasury, which was secured b y hales o f co tto n , and stuted that, ut one time, 5(X).000 bales of cotton were being held as security. After reports from committee chairmen, the speaker was Introduced. by Mrs. Hobson us Commander William D. Hogan. Sons of Con­ federate Veterans. Orlando. Cdr. Hogan's topic was "Financing the Confederacy." with salient [mints of Interest being the Confederate money hr had on display. Cdr. Hogan pointed out that all the money was numbered and signed In longhand with pen and Ink. Adequate printing machinery was not available. At the conclusion of his talk, members questioned Cdr. Hogan on various [ m i I i i I h of Interest he hud covered. An enthusiastic round of applause concluded Cdr. Hogan's program. Notes and Imnds were Issued ut 0% IntcrcM. many of them never reaching maturity by the end of the wur. Paper money was cut with scissors by hand us that was the only method then available. Members were asked to bring a personal story or anecdote to the November meeting almut their Confederate ancestors. Refreshments were served to those previously mentioned und other members. Including Mrs. Martha Ashby. Mrs. Sara Krlder. Mrs. Carolyn Cornelius. Mrs. Robert Miller. Mrs. Grace Wallace, und Mrs. Hazel Cush. GRAPEFRUIT F R O M FLO R ID A fo r d . and m u tc rn a l grea t grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Me. Gordon, also of Sanford. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Miles Strejc, Charlotte. N.C. Richards Invites the members to participate In a question and answer session where he will explain how they may better express their art and utilize It for the commercial field. Richards, with 16 years experience In this field began his training as an art major with a minor In history at Long Beach University, and was accepted by the honors club program. g e |us also studied at the Otis Art Institute and the Chanard Art Institute In Los Angeles. In 1976 Richards accepted a posi­ tion with Merry Mary Fabrics In Los Angeles starting with basic art work he worked his way dp to become their art director. In 1981 he left there to Join Art Connection. In i®8* ’ ceoted a Job with Commissioned Art Sales Company (also In L A 1 working with the clients devel­ oping individual art packages. In 1983 he was commissioned as a imrrtor* Designer by Pepperdlne uExercise E & «fcSpas. V h * L de Prime Time raa R es tau ra nt s, and th Martini Restaurant. R eservations for the luncheon I DEAR ABBY: I Just had to write In response to "H alf Pint." who Is convinced that all her problems stem from her short stature. My problem was the opposite. I've been 5 foot 10 since I was 15. Many adults told me I should be a model becuase I was very pretty and had long legs. But did I have dales? Not until I was 20. Like "H alf Pun." I blamed my lack of popularity on my height, until one day my eyes were opened. I had a friend In high school who never lacked for a date or a party to attend. People norked around her like dies to hon ey. She was 5 foot 2. overweight and rather homely. Why was she popular? And why wasn't I? then came Ihc revela­ tion: She always had a smile on her face. I rarely did. (People used lo ask me who I was mad al.) She reached out to others and made them feel Important. I expected others to make Ihc drst move. She laughed at herself. I never laughed — I was too busy picking up the "chip" that was knocked off my shoulder. ‘ Needless to say. I needed an attitude change, not a physical one. After I changed my attitude I bad a dood of friends and a bevy of beaus. Incidentally. I'm happily mar­ ried now to a man who's 5 foot 10. He was chosen for his height In character — not physique. LAURIE IN HILTON HEAD ISLAND, 8.C. HOLIDAY PORTRAIT COLLECTION Including.:! Christmas Carol Card The Office of Community In­ structional Services at Scmlnole Communliy College will offer a class “ Dealing With The Crisis Of Divorce And Separation." This class Is designed to help those who are contemplating divorce, moving through the divorce process, and who arc divorced. A group setting will be established whereby Individuals may realistically view options ami alternatives. Mr. Gery Weltering will Ik- the Instructor. Class will begin Nov. 6 and will continue for seven Tuesday evenings from 7-10 pm . In the Science Building. S-206. Tnls class Is open to men and women. Fee: S I5. VOTE Give a 5 " x 7 " portrait with this Musical Greeting. Our Holiday Portrait Collection includes: 2-8xlO>, 3-5x7s, 15 Wallet Portraits and one Christmas Carol Card (Portrait not included.) 95< itrpout. SI lining fee fur cadi addmunal lubjcct in tame pu rtrui. P in a uur idoctkxi. Not inbd wtih my other otter. TH E S E DAYS ONLY ON NOV. 6 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31 THRU SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4 CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFERENDUM must be In no later than noon. Thursday Nov. 8. Fir reaervulion s call Mnrlclgh Knapp: 678-9436. DAILY: 10 a.m. •8 p.m. SUNDAYS: 12 noon *5 p.m. 3101 Orlando, Sanford (THE BACK SIDE OF CARD "C ”) Paid For By Citizens For Criminal Justice l A R C ! S I DISPLAY Of THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN C E N I R A l FLORIDA Prtggg M W*-, Oct SI T i n I n i , Hat. I CO NFID EN TIAL TO SU F ­ FERING A TERRIBLE LOSS IN VANCOUVER: My condolences, sir. The philosopher Arnold Toynbee put It this way: "There are two parties to the suffering that death Indicts, and In the apportionment of this suffering, the survivor lakes the brunt." A ll FOR ONIy 1 2 $ 9 5 Pen Women To Hear Artist The Winter Park Branch of the National League of American Pen Women will meet Saturday. Nov. 10 at the Langford Hotel In Winter Park. Local artist and designer Scott Richards will speak on the topic "How to Succeed In the Commercial Field." Class D eals W ith Crisis O f D ivo rce For further Information please call the Office o f Community Instructional Services 323-1450. ext. 30-1 from Orlando 843-7001. ext. 304. ENJOY Mr. and Mrs. Michael (Susan Blghop) Strcjc of Plnevllle, N.C., announce the birth of their son. Stephen Donald, on Sept. 6. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bishop. San­ DEAR MR. KIRBY: Until I saw my mall concerning child support. I had no Idea there were so many millions of people who were angry about It. Let's hope the new Federal Child Support Law will fix the Injustices. But Instead of a cure, let's consider a prevention. Hello, young (and old) lovers, wherever you are. hear this: It's ull right to fall In love with a person who has children by a previous marriage, but don't marry until you figure nut how much will be left after the child support Is paid. Love may be lovelier Ihc second time around, but the law says. "First families come first." It mav not be fair, but who said life was fair? $100,000condo. The wedding will Ik- an event of Saturday. Nov. 3. at 2.30 p.m.. at Osteen Baptist Church. Osteen. NEW ARRIVAL One of the biggest problems In the child support program Is the lack o f s ta n d a rd iz a tio n o f awards. Let's hope one of the provisions of the new Federal Child Support Law will fix that. That law requires each state to develop standards for the child support awards by Oct. 1. 1987. These standards will almost certainly take Into consideration the needs of the child and the resources available to both re­ sponsible parents. P le a s e e n c o u r a g e y o u r husband to continue paying. The one who will most appreci­ ate It In the long run Is his child. W ILLIAM D. KIRBY. DIRECTOR. VERMONT CHILD SUPPORT PROGRAM DEAR ABBY: This Is for "Mad in D allas." who complained because her husband had to pay S330a month In child support to Ills ex-w lfe who lives In u United Daughters Told How Confederacy Was Financed He also reminded |he members that the Confederacy had to start with a completely empty Dear Abby DEAR FATHER BARTKE: Thank you for a letter that is sure to educate many, and I hope will still u gaggle of waggl­ ing tongues. Johnson -Harrison Mr. and Mrs. James Hubert Johnson. IOO Wilkins. Sanford, announce the forthcoming marriage of ihclr daughter. Elizabeth Anne Johnson, to Gerry Lee Harrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harrison of Osteen. } D E A R A B B Y : Y esterd ay, while walking down the street hand In hand with my wife and two daughters, we noticed many hostile stares, and received nasty comments from some of the people who passed by. Why? Because as a priest of an Eastern Orthodox Church. I wear the traditional black suit and w hite collar, but It Is generally assumed that I am a Roman Catholic priest who has "strayed" and Is flaunting it publicly. Abby. you would be doing approximately 1.500 married Orthodox priests and thousands of Episcopalian priests In the United States a huge service If you would Inform your readers that not all priests are Roman Catholic, which Is the only church that forbids Its priests to marry. As for the rest of us. we are happily married husbands and fathers. THE REV. FATHER JOHN BARTKE, ST. MICHAEL ORTHODOX CHURCH. VAN NUTS. CALIF. 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Among (he numerous variations on the classic cheesecake, the Krafl Kitchens^ offer two harvest recipes — Texas Praline Cheesecake and Caramel-Pecan Layered Cheesecake — featuring pecans and cream cheese. Whether served at the conclusion of a family meal or as the highlight of a dessert buffet, these autumn recipes will make everyone feel special. TEXAS PRALINE CHEESECAKE 1cup graham cracker crumbs 3 tablespoons sugar 3 tablespoons margarine, melted ••• 3 8-oz. pkgs. cream cheese, softened IV4 cups packed dark brown sugar 2 tablespoons Hour 3 eggs IVi teaspoon vanilla Vi cup finely chopped pecans Combine crumbs, sugar and margarine: press onto bottom of 9-Inch sprlngform pan. Hake at 350degrces. 10 minutes. Combine cream cheese, sugar and flour, mixing at medium speed on electric mixer until well blended. Add eggs, one at a time, mixing well after each addltln. Blend In vanilla: stir In pecans. Pour mixture over crust. Hake at 450 degrees. 10 minutes Reduce oven temperature to 250 degrees: continue baking 30 minutes. Loosen cake from rim of pan: cool before removing rim of pan. Chill. Brush with maple syrup and garnish with pecan halves, If desired. CARAMEL-PECAN LAYERED CHEESECAKE I cup graham cracker crumbs Wednesday, Oct. 31# «** Texas Praline 2 tablespoons sugar U cup margarine, melted ••• 3 8-oz. pkgs. cream cheese, softened 4s cup sugar 2 tablespoons Hour 1 teaspoon vanilla ■v. Cheesecake and cj Caramel-Pecan to! Layered Cheesecake • can be the perfect 3 eggs Vi cup caramel topp ing Vi cup chopped pecans ••• conclusion to a meal-.; or the highlight of a ^ 1 ta b le s | K )o n p a r k e d b r o w n s u g a r I Vi teaspoons Parkay margarine 1Vi teaspoons water Vi cup pecan halves 2 tablespoons caramel topping Combine crumbs, sugar ami margarine: press onto bottom of 9-Inch sprlngform pan. Bake at 325 degrees. 10 minutes. Combine cream cheese, sugar, flour and vanilla, mixing at medium speed on electric mixer until welt blended. Add eggs, one at a time, mixing well after each addition. Reserve 1 cup cream cheese batten stir in Vi cup caramel topping. Spoon half of plain batter over crust: cover with caramel batter. Sprinkle pecans over caramel layer: spread remaining plain batter over l>ecans. Bake at 450 degrees. 7 minutes. Reduce oven temperature to 250 degrees; continue baking 30 minutes. Loosen cake from rim of pan; cool before removing rim of pan. Chill. Melt brown sugar and margarine In saucepan. Add water: bring to troll. Add |tccans: cook 2 minutes, stirring constantly. Spread on waxed (taper: c<rol. Brush tojr of cheesecake with topping Ircforc serving. P dessert buffet. The luscious autumn recipes will make * ». so everyone feel special: s a v e 1 w FRESH CUT *J’s MEATS MM M 99 *. WE ACCEPT FO O D S TA M P S GROUND BEEF 5 LB. PKG. 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THROUGH SUNDAY NOVEMBER 11,1984 COOKBOOKOFFER from (risco 10i22&— | nr com rn a u i 'Makas an Ossl hours, g*< Sal with the purchase of a 4-piece A n c h o r H o c k in g © ovenware set.* For details, see the Butter Flavor Crisco/ A n c h o r H o c k in g Display at participating Supermarkets, I quart msng txes* t* oz maasurng ct«i 9 round caka d-sn 9 pn piaia v —— — • ~ • - — a s * • ^ �.Y 46— Evtnlng HsraM, h iH ir t, FI. W idm idiy, Pel. H , liw M enu T h a n k s g ivin g A Day For Gathering Of Fam ily Friends By Allaen Claire NEA Food Editor ''' Early colonists to Virginia and Massachusetts arrived at a time when their ships' larders were practically bare. They Immedi­ ately had to rely upon the fish, game and vegetation of the new land for survival. Friendly Indians Introduced them to the use of com and other native plants and the colonists and Indians Joined together to give thanks for their first harvest In the new land. Thanksgiving Day remains one of the most popular lime* for gathering of family and friends — still a time to share with others In the giving of thanks for the bounty of America. MULLED APPLEPUNCH 3 pounds cooking apples , ,2 teaspoons cinnamon 44 teaspoon cloves 1 teaspoon nutmeg 3 cans frozen lemonade con­ centrate I red apple whole cloves I gallon cider Wash apples. Do not peel or core; cut Into eighths. Cook In small amount of water until very soft. Pul through food mill or sieve. Stir In spices. Add frozen concentrate; heat gently until lemonade Is thawed. Stud red apple with whole cloves; plage In heat-proof punch bowl; add spiced apple mixture. Heat elder (do not boll). Pour Into punch bowl. Serve In mugs. This kitchen-tested recipe makes about 20 one-cup servings. FRUITED V-8 PUNCH 12 orange wedges , 30 whole cloves 1 can (40 ounces) V-8 cocktail vrgctublc Juice I quart apple elder (4 cups) , 2 cups brewed tea 1 can (12 ounces) apricot nectar /cup packed brown sugar Stud orange wedges with cloves; set aside. In 4-quart saucepan, combine remaining liTgitdleiu*; heat to boiling. Reduce heat to low. Cover; simmer 10 minutes to blend flavors. To serve, ladle Into 8-ounce heat proof mugs. Garnish with orange wedge. This kitchentested recipe mukes 12 cups or 12 servings. COUNTRY PATE tocup chopped onion /cup chopped shallots 2 tablespoons butter or marga­ rine 14 pound fresh chicken livers 44 cup light cream 44 cup half and half • . 44 cup Scotch ••• 3 eggs .v l teaspoon salt to teaspoon pepper to teaspoon thyme, crushed v 1 W pounds ground pork • 46 cup diced smoked ham v i to cup chopped parsley .'18 slices bacon, cooked and ■crumbled '.' In saucepan, saute onion and •shallots In butter until golden. Com bine In processor with chicken livers and cream. Pro­ cess until smooth. In bowl com­ bine with remaining Ingredients. Pack mixture Into small crocks or loaf pans. Cover with foil. Place In large baking pan. Fill pan 1-Inch deep with boiling water. Bake at 350 degrees for 1 44 hours. Remove from baking an and chill overnight. This lichen-tested recipe makes 4 small crocks or loaf pans. B CHICKEN-FLAVOR STUFFING - -1 p a c k a g e ( 6 o u n c e s ) chicken-flavor stuffing mix 1 44 cups water ■ to cup (44 stick) butter or margarine Combine contents of vegeta­ ble-seasoning packet and the water In a medium saucepan. Add butter. Bring to a boll. Reduce heat, cover and simmer 6 minutes. Add stufllng crumbs: stir Just to moisten. Cover: remove from heat and let stand 5 minutes. Fluff with a fork before serving. This kitch­ en-tested recipe makes 3 cups or 6 servings of 44-cup each. ' To reheat stuffing, place In a small ungreased pan or In custard cups. Bake, covered, at 400 degrees for 15 minutes. Note; For more moist stuffing. u*c 2 cups wpter: for less moist, use 1 V4 cups water. CURRIED AFRICOT-SQUASH BISQUE ;<- 2 cups cooked, mashed but­ ternut or acorn squash : (one 2 44-pound squash, cooked end mashed) to cup dried apricots to cup water ,. ,3 tablespoons butter or marga- , PIQUANT ONIONS FRUITED VEGETABLE PUNCH SPICY BAKED HUBBARD SQUASH COUNTRY PATE THANKSGIVING SWEET POTATOES CHICKEN-FLAVOR STUFFING soft. Set aside. Meanwhile. In large saucepan or Dutch oven, melt butter or margarine over medium heat; stir In onion and cock 5 minutes. Add curry powder and cook 1 3 44 cups chicken broth 2 cups half and half or milk In small saucepan, combine apricots and wuter: heat to boll. Reduce heat to medium-low and sim m er, u ncovered, for 10 minutes or until apricots are MULLED APPLE PUNCH TURNIPS AUORATIN CURRIED APRICOT-SgUASH BISQUE ORANOE HALVES ALASKA TEACHER'S GLAZED CORNISH HENS COCOA CARROT CAKE TURKEY HINDQUARTER ROAST See Thanksgiving. 5B f t r cPride G O O D TO URS •f 1. Ws wE accept but not doubls Ins coupons. Also ws cannot accept rebate coupons. REDEM PTION RULES 2 Pantry Pride store coupons are not Included In this otter. 1 Salsa tax must be paid accreting to stats law. PRICES & COUPONS EFFECTIVE THURS, NOV 1 THRU WED, NOV. 7,1964. WE REDEEM FEDERAL FOOO STAMPS. U .S .D A GRADE A GROCERY Franks Sodas , Whole £ Fiyers s v ALL FLAVORS ^ LB TWO LITER 69 c D4NCHED WMTTZ HOMNY Quaker Quick Grits........ ^ 1.29 liam maty CUMBERLAND GAP FRENCH ITALIAN ON CATALMA Freeh Pork Steaks . ;r. .*1.59 OrvCor Cooked Patties .ia1.19 — Polish souMfpe........ .. 1 . 1 .9 9 NMNOUTANNOTORMLD ............. *21.79 Boneless Kraft Dressing........ .... 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Vi cup oil Ingredients Baste roast with i bay leaf Use to fill cavities In hens. /cup red wine vinegar •4 teaspoon Tabasco pepper Truss. Arrange on rack In 2 tablespoons sliced green warm dressing during final 30 to sauce Continued Prom 4B 45 minutes of cooking. roasting pan. flake at 400 de­ onion TEACHER’S GLAZED Combine cooked rice, steamed 1 tablespoon water grees for about 20 minutes. CORNISH HENS 2 garlic cloves, pressed minute more. vegetables and dressing and toss 1 tablespoon cornstarch In s a u c e p a n , c o m b i n e 1 cup sliced mushrooms I tablespoon Dijon mustard Peel onions. Cut an "XV In lightly. Arrange on healed plat­ Stir chicken broth, apricots marmalade and Scotch. Heat, Vi cup sliced green onions I teaspoon honey ter. lop with turkey roast and stein ends to prevent onions with their cooking liquid, and stirring until Jam Is melted. W cup chopped parsley Vi teaspoon oregano sene. This kitchen-tested recipe from splitting. Heal butter In tnashed squash Into onion mix­ 2 tablespoons butter or marga­ Brush on hens. Bake 20 minutes Vi teaspoon basil 10-Inch skillet; lightly brown ture; heat to boiling. Reduce rine makes 6 sen* Ings. longer, basting frequently with Vi teaspoon tarragon onions. Add bed broth, tomato heat to low; cover and simmer PIQUANT ONIONS glaze. Serve garnished with 2 cups cooked rice Salt 15 minutes. sauce, vinegar, raisins, silgar. 2 pounds small, while onions grapes and parsley. Vi cup diced smoked ham Freshly ground pepper thyme, salt and bay leaf. Cover. Vi cup butler or margarine TURKEY HINDQUARTER 1 teaspoon salt Place turkey hlndquarter roast Let soup mixture cool slightly, 1 can (13 ounces) beef Bring to a boll; reduce heat, ROAST Vi teaspoon rubbed sage on rack In shallow roasting pan. then puree In batches In food simmer 40 to 45 minutes or broth (not condensed I 4 Cornish game hens (about 1 turkey hlndquarter roast Place In 325-dcgrce oven and proccssoi or blen der until I can (8 ounces) tom atojau ce until onions are tender. Remove (3 to 6 pounds! roast for 1 Vi to 2 Vi hours, smooth. Return puree to sauce­ pound each) bay leaf. In small cup con bine 3 tablespoons cider vinegar 3 cups cooked rice depending on size of the roast, Vi cup orange marmalade pan. Stir In half and half or milk water and cornstarch. Stir Into /cup seedless dark raisins 2 cups lightly steamed until meat thermometer regis­ Vi cup Scotch and cook over low heat until tomato mixture. Add pepper 1 tablespoon sugar vegetables |a selection of ters 175 degrees to 180 degrees. Frosted grapes healed through. sauce. ,,, Vi teaspoon dried leaf thyme, sugar snap (teas. Parsley During last half-hour of roast­ Th is kitchen-tested recipe Cook, stirring until mixture sliced carrots, asparagus. In skillet, brown mushrooms ing. lightly steam vegetables. crumbled makes about 2 quarts. bolls and 'I; kens. This kitch­ en-tested -'‘ap e makes 4 to ’ 6 servings. SPICY BAKED HUBBARDSQUASH 3 pounds Hubbard squash, pared, seeded and cut Into _ Mi Inch pieces (about 4 cups) water Salt YOUR MANUFACTURER’S 4 tablespoons butter or marga­ COUPONS ARE WORTH TWICE AS MUCH rine WHEN YOU REDEEM THEM AT 3 tnhlrspoons flour 1 cup milk PANTRY PRIDE 1 cup sh redd ed C heddar cheese Vi cup sour cream Vi teaspoon Tabasco pepper sauce Pinch of ground cloves Pinch of ground allspice 3 tablespoons soft, fresh bread crumbs 4. W# wlfl double coupon value on o l manufacturer ca pon s lor Hams In stock except tobacco and cigarettes. No rslnchecks or Eubstttutone. Parsley sprig (optional) In a medium saucepan com­ 5 The coupon value cannot axosd 99c and total redemption cannot exceed Via cost of the Rem. bine squash with enough water lo measure 1-Inch deep. Add Mi 6 We w l double only the first coupon on the same. Mem. Any adetttonal coupons of Ike Hems w « be redeemed for face value only. teaspoon still. Cover. Simmer 10 to 15 minutes or unlit tender. Drain; pul In a 9-Inch pic plalc or shallow baking dish. In dry saucepan melt butler over mod­ erately high heat: add flour, cook 1 minute, stirring constantly. Remove from beat: gradually stir In milk. Return lo heal, cook 4 lo 5 minutes, stirring constantly un­ til mixture thickens and (tolls. •S*S sat • Stir In cheese, sour cream, m iM K IM I pepper sauce, cloves, allspice and remaining ' i teaspoon sail. Cook over low heal, stirring constantly, until cheese melts. 1002 Do not Ixtll. Pour over squash. Sprinkle with bread crumbs. WASHINGTON STATE 0 * OMENTAL CHOW MEM. CHKKEN. BUT, EXTRA FANCY Bake In a 375 degree oven 20 to RED OR GOIRF.N ... 25 minutes or until hot and bubbly. Garnish with parsley, tl KR desired. This kitchen-tested rec­ ipe makes 6 servings. jl'l tool ... Thanksgiving MANUFACTURER’S DOUBLE COUPONS YOUR CASH NOV. 1st O NLY SAVINGS! GROCERY M a h a tm a Y e llo w R ice ■wnmma Golden Ripe ___ 2/$l Bananas Chun King Divktor Pack . «oz2.30 D e lic io u s Chun King Noodles................. 00 A p p le s .......... 70 Chun King Soy Sauce . US. 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Gradually (tent In flour mixture until well m ixed. Stir In carrots und wulnuls. Turn Into prepared (tan. Bake In 350-dcgFcc oven 30.to 35 minutes or until rake tester Inserted tn center comes out clean. Cool In (tan or wire rack. If desired, sprinkle with confec­ tioner's sugar before serving. This kttrhen-tcstrd recipe makes 9 servings. TURNIPS AU GRATIN , 4 cups (I V4 pounds) pared, cubed fresh turnips 1 tcuspoon sugar 1 V* teaspoons salt, divided 4 tablespoons butter or marga­ rine. divided 2 tablespoons flour Mi teaspoon ground white pepper I Vk cups milk Vi cup grated sharp Cheddar cheese V4 cup packaged, dry breud crumbs In medium saucepan bring 1 Inch of wutcr to boiling. Add turnips, sugar und V* teaspoon salt. Cover, cook 12 minutes or until lender: drain. Remove and set aside. In same saucepan m e lt,'2 tablespoons butler: blend In (lour, remaining 1 teaspoon edit and pepper. Cook 1 minute'. Remove from heat and gradually stir In milk. Return to neat and cook, stirring constantly, uhttl mixture bolls und thickens. Add cheese, stirrin g until melted. In 10-by-6-by-2-V*lnch baking dish alternate layera of turnips and cheese sauce, .sIn small saucepan melt remaining 2 tablespoons butter. Stir In bread crumbs. Sprinkle crumbs ovcrturnlus. Bake In u 350-degree oven 15 mlnutea or until crumba are golden. This kitchen-tested rtrclpe makes 6 servings. • kjt i »e *a > - ,7 A * .............. — • . �BLONDIE i B — Evening Herald, S in lo rt, FI. by Chic Young W «d n w d ir» Oct. >1. IW -7------------------------O : ceao that when M Its 0 E T T E O CCy/E UP J WITH A/iCm-Ct? ) ---- ' HALLOWEEN ; COSTUVE >Ou Lrve wrrw s e t / s o e L O O EMOUSM.. BEETLE BAILEY THE G E N E R A L fm paw onperful POW UNG g a m e TH E BORN LOSER by Art Santom ARCHIE THEO E A f tt \»B E , XIX VOTE* TO JTHATS SEND Y O i/ J A n r r o o * m r . < (sw eat • I f f / ___ . _ ^ < H O N O « . , by Howla Schnaidar eek a m zzk Benefits O f Estrogen U s u a lly O u tw e ig h Risks DEAR DR. LAMB - I have had a real problem with vaginal dryness for several years. My gynecologist suggested OrthoCreme. I am on estrogen and have been for many years, because of a loss of tubes and ovaries when I had cancer of the sigmoid colon. I have had close m onitoring, w ith six-m onth checkups, for 20 years and have no problems with unnatural cells. I'm on a descending dosage of estrogen and now take a small dosage every 11 to 12 days. I stretch that out when 1 am comfortabte. though my doctor has always said things should be kept In even dosages. DEAR READER - While hot (lashes arc the one symptom that can be caused by a lack of estrogen and relieved by taking estrogen, a dry vaginal vault Is the one physical sign that Is definitely caused by lack of estrogen. Like hot (lashii. the condition can be relieved by replacing needed estrogen. Your letter concerns me. though, because of your evident desire to use as little estrogen as possible. That may not be wise. You can take a small dose to curtail the obvious problems of a menopause and still have Lone loss occur. You may not know It until you have lost height and developed a humped spine and thin bones that fracture easily. A lot more takes place during the menopause than Just hot flashes and dryness. I have discussed these In The Health Letter Special Report 22. Un­ derstanding the Menopause. Current thinking Is that the benefits o f taking estrogen usually outweigh any risks, particularly In a patient who Is followed regularly and carefully, as you have been. Studies even show that women who take estrogen after surgical removal, of the female organs have far less risk of death from all causes than women who do not take estrogen. DEAR DR. LAMB - Would you settle an argument between my son and me? Last winter he took his 2-ycar-old daughter outdoors five minutes after her txfth. with wet hair. In 10/legrce w rs'ber. t. objected, vayhsg she would catch a cold. He main­ tained that a cold Is caused by a Dr. Lamb virus and that the virus wasn't sitting out there waiting for a little girl with wet hair to come along. Does a virus have to be passed from person to person or Individuals In Antarctica, peo­ can It be formed In the body ple on boats who were not when a person doesn't take exposed to colds before the boat precautions? DEAR READER — Your son Is trip, or others exposed to cold right. However, a person’s re­ and elements, but protected sistance to Infections can be low from people with the cold virus, for many reasons. Including poor do not develop colds. ' nutrition, or even a failure of the Send yo u r questions to Dr. body to produce enough Im­ Lamb. P.O. Box 1551. Radio C ity mune substances that ward off Station. New York. N.Y. 10019. many Infections. 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IS 1 21 2f 27 1 24 21 o 41 DOW N 4B 1 Boot 2 Freshwater porpone 3 Russian tm p tro r 1 M i r c & w v •• 6 M edical tu ffu Si 10 SI Si •2 SI 10 •> •» - • 111* bv N IA 8 L,,r It WIN AT BRIDGE by Hargraavaa A Sahara MR. MEN ANO LITTLE MISS W HAT WAS? >00. THAT S H O W IN G ? M R .N O N * EM£E AMD /V\R.GILLT WERE HAVING A TERRIBLE ARGOW EM T, BCT r r e A LL RIGHT M^W by Wamar Brothara Bi|Q8 BUNNY W € N HE 6CTS PUT/ EMQU6Htl U . g f l f r / H l M .J By Jam es Jacoby The modem bridge player has to wear two hats. When he Is competing at rubber bridge or In a team-of four event, making the con tract Is the thing, and overtricks can go you know w here. But If h e’ s p layin g duplicate bridge, a careful safety play may get him a bad score If all the suits and key cards are behaving nicely. For today's deal, let's assume rubber bridge. The three notrump contract needs to be played as safely as possible If It's going to make. Declarer won the opening lead with the Jack of spades, played a spade to the ace. and then played the ace and quCcn of clubs. Down he went. like the Tltnnlcl The wuy to guarantee the contract Is to take out an Inexpensive Insurance policy against a bad club split. Declarer should play ace p f clubs..then a low club. Now he has an entry to his hand so that he can later cash the king of spades, and he will be able to take an assured nine tricks. This ll/ie of play works even when the clubs are 4-1. and It Is certainly the right approach at rubber bridge. What should you do If you're playing the hand at tournament bridge? Usually at duplicate you take unusual safety plays only If you are In a doubled contract or In a contract that you think few other pairs will reach. north n im ♦ 75 ♦ 100 ♦ AJ 10 0714 WEST EAST ♦ JIO07 ♦ K 4 54 V K I 044 V J 0t 2 ♦ J 845 ♦ 73 ♦ 5 ♦ Q4J SOUTH ♦ AQI VAQ* ♦ AKQ42 ♦ KJ Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: North Writ Norik y* Pu t Pan Eail P in Pan So.il 4 NT Opening lead: +J HOROSCOPE jg a a r .a ------------------------------ FRANK AND ERNE8T by Bob Thaw s X C A N T H3Lf> NOTICING THAT THEY NBvEfc 6IVF A tiOSEl runs FOP C o l o r in g . IO -J i l &KSS. by Jim Davis W hat Th e Day W ill B ring... YOUR B IRTH D AY NOVEMBER 1,10 84 Your Influence over peers will be greatly enhanced this coming year. It Is likely you will be selected or elected to hold an Important post In a prominent organization. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You have a marvelous faculty today for taking over and man­ aging difficult situations too hard for others to handle. Your gift can be put to good uses. 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A situation that looks shaky to begin with may be basically stable. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Take time to study agreements thoroughly today before afllxing your signature to a legal docu­ ment. You might want to alter ANNIE TUM BLEW EEDS ^ p e G e fJ e K D U S ^ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Goals aren't apt to be attended to today If you lack persistence and tenacity. Don't give up If you fall on your Initial effort. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Someone you are especially fond o f might do something that displeases you today. Be forgiv­ ing Instead of making a big deal about It. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) One who has your ear often Influ­ ences you more than he should. Take what is told to you today with a grain o f salt, then Judge for yourself. VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If you have an arrangement with another that Is not working out to your satisfaction, try to make an adjustment today. Conditions can be Improved. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A social activity that you attend today could turn out to be more than Just a pleasant way to while nway time. Something of sub­ stance might develop. by Laonard Starr by T. K. Ryan ..ANPMAVPe, tVHEA) MVHOLLY i n m art iu .na< vfcti anp tWBMlOMBIRICK- NOT 6 OOP1UILL INDUSTRIES. 0RTKEAT1WG-. AT3T >*!• A �• Evsnlnq Htrild, Sanford, FI. Wtdngsday, Oct. 11, ttS4— 7B TRANE Rather Not Betting On Landslide Bjr Joan Hanauer UPI TV Reporter NEW YORK (UPI) - Dan Rather says he’s not a betting than — but If he were he w ou ld n 't bet on a Reagan avalanche on election day. He wouldn't bet against It. either. "I don't draw to an Inside straight, I don't bet on the weather and I don't bet on politics." Rather said. "Politics are so unpredictable." What about ail tl.ose polls that show Reagan walking uway with a second term? f'W e Journalists, and I Include myself, have not done a good Job of explaining polls. They may be accurate the Instant they are taken." he said, "but they have the shelf life of fresh shrimp, which Is to say they don't last. "People don't always know what they think or they change their minds — I change my mind a lot. And people don't always tell the truth when some nosy polltaker comes along. "T h e most Important thing to know Is how short their shelf life Is. The pollsters will tell you that If you ask. The pollsters are salesman — Just like the point- One of the things that never ceases to Interest me about presidential campaigns is what subjects catch on and u’hat subjects won't. "I didn't say Issues because voters seem to undergo an almost Instant narcolepsy any time the word Issues Is men­ tioned. and I find myself the same way." One topic that flared up during the second Reagan-Mondale debate was Armageddon. "Every presidential vear you have subjects that are a few people's favorites, make their way Into the campaign and then are never heard from again." he said, citing Klmoy and Matsu, -two Islands off the coast of Taiwan that became a debating Dan Rather polnl In the 1960 Kennedy* clans — and some of them could Nixon debate and then returned to obscurity. sell Raid to a roach." Rather, who again will anchor "So It Is with Armageddon CBS election night coverage, talk." he, said. " I mean no doesn't get bored covering poli­ sacrilege. I read Revelations and tics — because It Is unpredicta­ am as puzzled by It as the next ble and because it Is Important. person. But listening to what "I'm always surprised." he was said In the debate. I still am said. ''That's one of the nice puzzled. I don't know what It things about covering politics. has to do with electing a presi­ Straiten was shot to death four years ago ^y her estranged husband. Paul Snider, who Jicn killed himself. At the time of her death, ie Playboy magazine centerfold reportedly sis planning to marry Dogdonovich. 45. id was to have a part In his film. "They All pughed." Private Investigator Marc Goldstein conided In his suit filed Friday In Santa Monlcu Superior Court that Bogdanovich Implied In his book. "The Killing of the Unicom: Dorothy Slratten 1960-1980" that Goldstein had helped Snider In the slaying. Snider had hlrrd Goldstein to cheek out rumors that Straiten was having an affair with Bogdanovich, said Goldstein's at­ torney. Patrick Marley. He said the book Incorrectly asserts that Goldstein helped Snider buy a gun and that he encouraged him to kill his estranged wife. The suit claims the book falsely accused Goldstein of knowing In advance that Snider planned to kill Slratten and that he was morally responsible for her death. 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ELSEWHERE a n o th 11*0 a l » 0N6 DAY AT A T S K WHEEL O t FORTUNE St00£00 NAM a Mi FARM OAT (S) HflATHCUFP • MOV* 32 MOV* A ll NldviUAND on * 1716 TH E I **» ON NOV. 6 VOTE CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFERENDUM (THE BACK SIDE OF CARD “C ”) Paid For By Citizens For Criminal Justice VIDEO MOVIE RENTALS The debates themselves — well. Rather pointed out, they were not debates, but "expanded news conferences In which Ihe candidates got to choose the questioners, had some say ubout the moderators and dictated the form." HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - "The Terminator," a science fiction thriller starring Arnold, Schwarzenegger, debuted In first place at the box office last weekend, with "Terror In the Atalea." a collage of horror movie clips, coming In a close second. Studio executives announced Monday that "The Terminator.” which features a robot from the future sent to present dny Los Angeles to change the course of history by murdering a woman, grossed 94.02 million for a spectacular per screen average or94.001. GHOST *■ tssrs DUSTERS IGEEM A L L ■••*ta»%, »•« T s l. 322-6962 lie said at CBS News on election night, speed comes In fourth after accuracy, fairness and scnslttvty and he added: "W e never have and will not report results of exit polls before a majority of the polls are closed In any given state.” 'Terminator, ./ Terror’ Tops A t Box Office Cuu rm . M L SAT. kill vioehleeewo 1017 liftfortf Ait.. Ss ’sfd BETA AND VHS IA K E M ARY S lV D . S HW V. 1 7 -tl (N e il To W lnn-D lale) 940 LEE ROAD ORLANDO SANFORD. FL 321-1601 MOutt Ho. in l o u r o u k . I) 6 2 1 -6 7 6 1 tru V ID E O R E V IE W f ^ ^ Slratten's murder was the subject of the film "Star 80" and a television movie.. "Death o f a Centerfold." There was no Immediate comment from ^ Bogdanovich or the publisher. D AS THE WORLD TURNS (SS) OOMER PYLE 10) CONGRESS: W ITH E FEOP U (W ED ) MM VR SQUARE FOOT GARDE* a t l O l A i l WEATHER *W 14 MACNES. / UNHCR MtwSHOUR WEIC044E BACK. K0TTEH a 1(f) (D W ILD * 6:05 8SS)0000 MORMFta AMERKA FUNT8T0NE8 ” The suit, which seeks $5 million In general damages and $5 million In punitive damages, names us defendants Slratten's estate and attorney. Bogdanovich, and the book's publisher William Morrow & Co. (M IGHT'S TV •polled by bar bland*, tha girt* bor­ row I car and endaa the (treat* qj CD Q M O W "Swaal Ravanga" |Premiere) Kevin Dobton. Kedy McQiltt* A ta*Mon deelgner. recently married to an Army mayor. ^ "They are one of many Jour­ nalistic tools." he said. "They are designed to let the public know what the political pros know In their back rooms. For many years before exit polls, the pols did their own version and kept It to themselves. Modern lournallsts said. In cITcct. we are going to find out wha* those |x>ls know." according to the suit. Is u statement that Goldstein delayed calling police alter the m u rd er and s u ic id e w h ile he w as "ransacking and looting" the room where the bodies were found. m TRANE'S M tathtrtron H u t Pump-Air Conditioner. E itn E llic itn t Climate Control For All S anoni dent." Rather defended the network prartlce of taking exit polls to predict how a state would vote even before the polls close. P riva te Eye Sues B o gd a n o vich Fo r $10 M illio n SANTA MONICA. Calif. (UPI) - A private I detective has filed a $10 million libel suit [against director Peter Bogdanovich, claim­ i n g he was falsely accused by the film iinaker's book of aiding In the murder of actress Dorothy Straiten. QFIovd Theatres SAVE ENERGY ALL YEAR 'ROUND For Reagan On Election Day _ ] WEDNESDAY]___ t aliatfllaeJoej 1 LOBSTER HOUSE & AlMNE BONNIE'S TAVERN 2508 FRENCH AVE. Hwy. 17-92) SANFORD n M v n o r . c d c p i a i c / ARE BA C K LUNCH PRIME RIB. FLOUNDER SEAFOOD SAMPLER SMOTHERED CHICKEN lunch includea choice o l Cut poTMoee. choice or aered choice o l Wed repeleble. hot breed 4:30 PM To 6:00 PM PRIME RIB. FLOUNDER CLAM STRIPS OR FLOUNDER PAPOLLITE farty ( H i N i t lili MaAMa: Co n ch eftomfer or Ironch omen aoup. bMad potato or F F , I n t i gonjon M o d ot c o lt ataw. hot broad 4 burtar ONLY * 4 . 5 0 / ONLY * 5 . 9 5 — • Dinars Club • Amartcsn Exprsat £ T IP T O P ; . . Y O U R H O L ID A Y FO O D C E N T E R ! CHITTERLINGS *5.99 CHOPS 99* ra w i lm •• mtm m £ a » 1 .3 8 STEAKS t i l . 9 9 KEF UVtR ROAST CHUCK CtSCKIH . RICES ill.2 8 CRKUKm 4i 48* is 9 9 * rutin y «0W0 I f 9 0 SHF t/ 1 .2 9 58* Turner NECKS TA ILS SACKS 3 i *1 ■a c o ? £ 8 9 * aar. saiaaoi WINES 1 .5 8 * TURKEY IS 5 T S :2 .9 9 “ “ S P A O t K .a l.3 9 1 .4 8 1 nuaaila* la 4 8 “ Terror In the Aisles." a com­ pilation of horror movlr clips released for Halloween, came In a close second Its opening weekend, with 94 million. "B o d y Double.” Brian De Palma's homage to Hitchcock's "Rear Window" and "Vertigo," debuted In third place with 92.8 mlllllon. Feminists have criti­ cized the film for Its grisly treatment of women. Including a scene in which an actress Is Impaled on a giant power drill. l ^ e story deuls with a lonely, ouuof-work actor who unwit­ tingly becomes Involved with a porno queen and a murder plot. "Places in the Heart." Sally F ie ld 's dram a about a De­ pression era farm widow, fell two places - to fourth, earning 92.7 million In Its seventh weekend. The film written and directed by Oscar-wtnncr Robert Benton has grossed 916.8 million to date. "T h ief of Hearts." an unusual romance about a woman who falls In love with the man who burglarized her house, dropped two notches to fifth, collecting 92 million for a 10-day total of 96.1 million. "Teachers." which held the top spot for the previous three weekends, plummeted to sixth place with 91.7 million. After four weeks. It has taken In 920 million. "First Born." starring Tcrl Garr as a mother whose teenage son protects her from a vicious boyfriend, debuted In seventh place with 91.6 million. "American Dreamer." starring JoBelh Williams ms a lonely woman who finds romance and life-threatening adventure with Tom Conti In Paris, opened tn eighth with 91.58 million. "Thi- Little Drummer Girl." starring Diane Keaton as a weak-willed actress pressed Into the Israeli secret service, fel* five places in Its second weekend, grossing $1.91 million. "AU of Me” also dropped five places to 10th. grossing 91.4 mlUion for a six-week take of 928.1 mlUion. The comedy stars LUy Tomlin as a dead woman w hose soul In h a b its S teve Martin's body. TIP-TOP SUPERMARK L T 1 1 0 0 W e s t 1 3 th S t. S a n fo r d QUALITY1 SERVICEI SAVINOSI FOOD STAMPS WELCOME PRICES C000 THRU NOV. 7. 1164 Wednesday Is Chicken Day At Famous Try Our Famous 3 PI'loco Dinner! $ 2.39 3 pieces ot golden blown Fan ous Recipe Fried Chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, lereamy cole slaw and two tresh, hot biscuits. I VsnMaltaUb VNmanol IMS FttftCM AVL HWY. 1712 41 N. NWY. 17*12 ~ - ,»W l* ’. t » f �\ *8— iy w lw f Herald. Sanffd. FI. Wednesday, Oct. I I , 1M4 Legal Notice Legal Notice^ C IT Y OF SANFORD. FLO R ID A tha Nly right of way llna of A irp o rt B lv d ., thane* run N O T I C IT O F U R L I C Nolle* It hereby given that a S74*SS'7I "E along tald Nly Public Haarlng will ba ha id by right Otway line 741 47* to th* Point of Curvature of a curve lh* Planning and Zoning Cam concave Nly and having a radlut mlttlon In fh* City Cammlttion of 144* 44'. thane* run SEly R eam , C ity H a ll, la n ia rd . Florida I I I R P M on Thurt olong ta ld curve and N ly day. November IS. IR4 I* con r ig h t of w a y li n t 1704 ft* Ildar lh# following changat and through a central angle of amandmtnti fo th# Zoning Or S7*71’ S t " to th* P aint of Tangancy ot laid curv*. ttanc* dlnanc* and amandlng lh* run S ff*IT*H"E along tald Nly Future Land U m Elamanl of lh* right of way, IS7 01* to th* Point Camprahantlv* Plan ol lh* City ol Baginning, together with that ot Sanlord. Sam, nola County. Florid* part ol Avondal*. according to Rotonlng from SR 1. Mobil* th* plat tharaof at racordad In Horn* R a tld tn fla l O w tllln g PB 7. PG *4 ol th* Public Oittrlcl (Tract i n Racordt of Samlnol* County. Florida, lying N of Airport To that *1 C C 1. Canaral Com martial Olitr let B lv d . LESS A N D E X C E P T T H A T PORTION O FSC R IB FO That proparly dttcrlbad at: TR A C T I I IOC 71 AS FOLLOW S: Commonct at a Bagl-. al lh* NWly cn~ *r ot point on th* S line ot and Avondal*. according to th# plat S4f*04'70"E 417 74' from th* lharaol at racordad In PR ). PG SW corner of th- SEta ot Sac. 7. fa ot lh* Public Rtcordt ot Twp 70S. Rang* X E . thanca run Seminole Caunty. Florida, laid N 00*47 00 "E 1700 10' lor a Point ol Baginning, thane* run p o in t b a ln g on lh * S E ly rightotw ay llna at lh* S C L N 00*77 SO" E 077 SS' to a point R a ilr o a d , th a n e * ru n on th# S. tide ol a SO' road, NS1-0*'14"B along lh* told thonc* ru n N .0 f * l4 'l7 " W . paraHal with th* N line ol tald R ailro ad rig h t at way llna, l i t TT'. Ihanc* run f 74*SS'1I"E S E U of Sac 7. 4SSOS', thane* P I OT, thane* run S Sl*44‘> r ‘ run S. 00*77’S4"W . 4*4 71'. W J lf TT fo a point on the N. lint thane* run S44*S4'44 "W 177.71' ol tald Avondal*. thane* run to a point on a curv* concave N sa'is j r 'W along tald N. tin*. Wly having a radlut of OX 00'. a chord bearing of S0**S7'77' E Ita 47* to th* Point ot Raginning; and a chord ot 44* 04*. thonc* containing t 4ll0*crat run Sly olong tald curv* through R a io n ln g tra m M R I, M ultiple F a m ily Rotldantlal a central angl* ot ll'SO'ST". 4SS 00-. thane* run S7S*74'7f"E Dwalllng Olttrlct (Tract 77) 7 1 * 7 4 * . thonc* run To that ol GC 1, Canaral Sff*l4*l7"E . 707 S7*. thonc* Commarclal Dltlrlct run N0O*47 0O"E 1*0 77* to th* That proparty dttcrlbad at Point ol Baginning. AND ALSO Tract «7(O C 71 LESS a part at Avondal*. *c Com manea al lh* SU Sac cording to th* plat tharaof at Pott ol Sac 7. Twp 70S. Rang* racordad In PB 7. PO *4 of th* TOE. Samlnol* County. Florida, Public Racordt of Samlnol* and run S tt-0 4 'X "E along lh* County. Florid*, tald part balng S llna oi th* se . oi tald Sac. 7. mort particularly dttcrlbad at 417.74', thane* run N 00*47 W E toltowt Bogin at th* NW comer 700 ST to a point on th* N of tald Avondal*. tald point right *1 way llna ol Airport balng at th* IMar taction ol th* Rlrd. tald point balng th* Point Ely right o lw a y lino at th* ot Baginning, thane* continue S C L. RR and lh* NEly line ol N 00*47 W I . M I T . thonc* H a lc y o n S I .. Ih a n c * r u n run N 4t*l4‘l7 W 747 V . thane# S X*SSH "E along tald N. line run N7S*74'7r W IIP 74' to a point on th* Wly right of way ol Avondal*. 074 47*. thane* run lino ot a 40' road at racordad In S S7*04'7f"W. 444 70* to a point on th* Nly right olw ay line ol Official Rtcordt Boob 1001. PG ttOf to 1417 at th* Public Ra A irp o rt B lv d .. thonc* run N74*SS'2I"W along tald Nly co rd t *1 Samlnol* County, right ol way lino. 44S OT to th* Florida, tald point btlng on a curve concert Wly having a P.C. of a curv* concave N Ely radlut ot 470 00', a chord bear and having a radlut ot 104* 44'. thonc* run NWly along tald Ing ol Nt*07'll"W or J a chord ot curv* and right of way lino 47SS4', thane* run Nly along through a central angl* at tald curva through a central angl* of 70*04 04". 470 4X to a 07*01*17". 77* II' to a point on ponl on a curve r.ncav* Nly th* Ely right ol way llna ol th* having a radlut ot 144 40'. a S . C . L . R R . th a n e * r u n chord bearing of S 44*tr47"W N S7*04’7»’*E 470 70’ to th* Point ol Baginning. AND ALSO and a chord ol 114 01’. thane* LESS: Bagln at th* NWly corner run W ly along ta ld curv* of Avondal*. according to th* through a central angl* ol TfOTSS". I l l ft' to th* P.T.. plat inaraoi at racordad In PB 7. PG *4 ot th* Public Racardt ol thanca run N 7*-SS'3l"W 174.71* Samlnol* Caunty. Florida, tald to th* P.C. ot a curv* concave p o in t b e in g on lh * S E ly Sly having a radlut ot S00 00'. right ol way llna ol th* S.C.L. thane* run SWIy olong tald curv* through a central angle at RR. thonc* run N S7*04'7*"E 10*fl0'00" 47* 77' to the F T , along ih* tald RR right olway thane* run S SJ-0* 7*"W. IJOOO' lln a , 71*.77*. thane* ru n S 7a*SS'7l” E . 074 47*. thane* run to a point on th* Nly right ol way line ot Airport B lv d , tald S ST*04'T*"W 71* t r to * point point being a NEly oitontlon ot on th* N. llna ol tald Avondal*, thane* run N X*SS'1I "W along th* canltrlln* ot th* Hlddtn tald N llna. 074 47' to tha Point I Lab* Airport Blvd Accatt Rd . according to th* plat thereof at of Baginning. AND ALSO LESS: racordad In PB 77. PG f t ot th* Commonc* ot Ih* S.le See. poat Public R tcordt ol Samlnol* ol Sac. 7. Twp. XS. Rga X E . Samlnol* County. Florida, and County. Florida, thane* run run SOTOTTO-'E. along th* S S .7 * * tn r‘l along tald Nly right olw ay llna, *4 I T to lh* llna of tha SEW at tald Sac 417,74*. thanca run N 00*4100 E C . ol.a cunra concave NEly avlng a radlut of 114* 44'. 700 S4' to a paint an th. N thane* run SEly along tald right ol way llna ol Airport Blvd . laid point h.ing Ih* Point curv* and right *1 way llna Ol Beginning, thanca continue through a central angl* of J7*7l'SO". IFOR PI' to th* P T . N 00*47 00 "E 417 TT. Ihanc# run N »**I4*I7* W 747 $7*. Ihanc# thane* run St**l7*ll "E. 117 01' to th* Paint of Beginning, can run N 7S»74'7*"W 71* X* to a talnlng If 4444 Aertt point on th* Wly right ol way Raionlng from SR 7. Mobil# llna ot a 40* road at recorded In Homo R atldonllal O w tlllng Official Racordt Bk 1001. PG 140* to 1417 ot th* Public R* Oittrlcl (Tract «7) card* ol Somlnol* County, GC 7. Canaral Commercial Florida, tald point being on a Olttrlct and MR I. Multlpl* Fam ily Rotldantlal Owtlllng curv* concave Wly having a Olttrlct radlut ol 0X00*. a chord baar Ing at N 00*07*17 "W and a chord To that ot MR 7. Multlpl# Fam ily Rttldantlal Owtlllng at 47S R4*. thane* run Nly along tald curv* through a central Olttrlct That property datcribod at: angl* ot 70*04X4 4X 00* to a point on a curv* concave Nly Tract 47 (M R 71 Com mane# at th* SI* Sac having a radlut ol ICON', a chord bearing ol S 44*S**47"W Pott of Sac 7. Twp 70S. Rg* and a chord ot 114 Bi*. thane* TOE. Samlnol* County. Florida, run W ly along ta ld curv* and run S tt -O T IX 'E . along th* through a central angl* of S llna of tha SE I* of tald Sac 7. SttoTSS". 117*4* to th* P.T., 417 .7 4*. th a n e * run thane* run N 7**SS'7I"W 77* 77' N 00*47 00 "E . 700 J*' to a point on th* Nly right at way line at to th* P.C. at a curv* concave Sly having a radlut ol too OX, Airport B lv d . tald point balng th* Paint ot Beginning. Ihanc* thane* run SWIy along tald curv* through a central angl* ot continue N 00*47 00 "E 407 ST*, JODXOX' 474 IT* to Ih* P . T , thane* run N 00*77 74 "E 477 SS'. thane* run S S7*04'7*"W. I X OX thonc* run N I t U t ' l l ' W to a point on th* Nly rlght of 471 TP. thane* run N 00*77'St"E. way llna at Airport B lv d , tald 444 SO" to th* S. llna at lh* Nto ot t a l d S t c . 7, th o n c * ru n hr ititontlan at a N Ely th* cantarI In* at th* Hidden S 0 f * l 4 't r l along tald S. line of th* N it ol tald Sac 7. 070 70'. L a k e -A irp o rt B lvd A cco tt thanca run N 00*44W E 447 47-. Road, according t* th* plat thonc* ru n N .* f a l 4 'l 7 '‘ W. tharaof at racordad In PB 77. PG 441 A t', thane* run N 00*44 O T E . X at Ih* Public Racordt ot Somlnol* Caunty. F lo rid a , I I 0 R .R R * . t h o n c * r u n thane* run S Ta'SS'll E along N 4 f* l4 'l* "W . 77S.1S' to th* told Nly right at way line. 44 ST right of way at S C.L. Railroad; to th* P.C. ot a curv* cancava thane* run $.S4*7l'Or'W along N Ely having a radlut at 104* *4*. tald right el way 77S SI' to th* Paint *1 Curvature ol a curv* thane* run SEly along tald curv* and right ol way llna concave NWly and having a threugh a control angl* at radlut at 1070 0*'. Ihanc* run ST7I JX*. 170* *1* to th* F T ., SWIy along tald curv* a dll thanca run S***I7*H"E. 117 01* lane* *1 470.70' through * to th* Point of Beginning central angl* ot l**47‘70" to th* Btlng mar* gtnarally da Point el Tangancy of tald curv*. tcrlbad at loco tad N. ot Airport thane* run S S7*04'7f"W. can Blvd E of Old Let# Mary Road flnulng along tald right of way and W ot Rotarvolr Lake. 4f I 00' to th* mogt Nly comar al Th* Planning and Zoning A vandal*, according to th* plat Cammlttton will tubmll a roe tharaof at racordad In PB 7. PG om mandat ion to lh* City Cam *4 ot th* Public Racardt ot mltalan In lavar at. or agalntt. Sem inal* C a u n ty. F lo rid a , Ih * ra g u a s ta d ch a n ga * r thane* run S7t*SS‘7 l"| . along amendment Tha City Com th* N E ly boundary llna ot tald m lttlo n w ill hold a Public Avondal* 1104 AST to tha In Haarlng In lh* City Cammlttion tor taction ol th* Nly rlghtof Roam in th* City Hall. Sanford. way line at Halcyon St. and th* Florida at 7:00 P M an Monday. N ly r l g h t - a l - w o y lln a *1 November 74. 1*44 to contldtr Clarendon A v a . according to tald rocammandallent tald plat at Avondal*. thane* All parllat In Intoratt and run S ortS'71 "E along tald Nly cltltant than hava an oppartunl right at way at Ciarahdon Ava., ty to ba heard at tald haarlngt. 470 477' to th* mott Sly corner By ardor at th* Planning and ol tald Avondal*. thonc* run Zoning Cammlttton at th* City S S7**4'yf"W. along th* SEly at Sanlord. Florida Ihlt 10th day line *1 tald earner *1 tald at October, 1444. Avondal*. 114.77* I* a paint an r John Morrlt. Chairman City of Sanlord Planning and Zoning Cammlttion Publllh: October 71 4 Nov amber*. 1*44 O E Y 140______________________ FIC TITIO U S NAME Nolle* It hereby given that I am engaged in butlnttt at I0X Slat* Street. Sanford Plata. Sanlord. Samlnol* County. Florida 77771 tndtr th* flctltlout nam* of A 1 TR A V E L , and that I inland to ragittar tald nam* with th* Clark ol th* Circuit Court. Samlnol# County. Florida in accordance with th* pro vltiont of th* Flctltlout Nam* Statutat. to wit: Section 44S0* Florida Statuttt l*S7 ' t ' Jotaph.n# SawtM Publlth October 17. 74. 71 4 November 7,1*44 O E Y 44 F IC TITIO U S NAME Nolle* It hereby given that I am engaged In butln*:t at *00 Lake M ary Blvd . Sanford. Samlnol* County. F or Ida under th* flctltlout nam* of d.V m. Computers Softwart. and that I Inland to reglitor tald nam# with th* Clark at th* Circuit Court. Samlnol* County. Florida In accordance with th* pro vltiont of th* Flctltlout Nam* Statute*, to wit; Section taso* Florida Statute* 1*S7. /*/ H P Kornlck Publlth October 17. 74. 71 4 November 7.1*44 DEY4S FIC TITIO U S NAME Nolle* It hereby given that I am engaged in butlnatt at 777 W Trd S I . Sanlord. Samlnol* County. Flo rid a under Ih* Iktltlout nam* ot JACK'S CY C LE 4 SALVAGE, and that I Intend to regltter laid nam* with th* Clark ol th* Circuit Court. Somlnol* County. Florida In accordance with th* pro vitloni of th* Flctltlout Nam* Statute*, to wit Section 447 04 Florida Statute* 1*57. /*/ Jack r Riggan Publlth October 74. 71 4 Nov ember 7,14.1*44 D E Y IX TOTTci NO TIC E It hereby given that th* Board ol County Commit tlonert of Seminole County, Florida. Intend! to hold a public haarlng to conitdar th* enact mant ol an ordinance entitled AN O R D IN A N C E P E R TA IN IN C TO ISSUING C ITA TIONS FOR VIOLATIO NS OF TH E AN IM AL CONTR OL OR DINANCES; PRO VIDING FOR D E S I G N A T IN G E N F O R C E ­ M E N T O FFIC E R S ; PROVID IN G F O R P E R S O N S A U T H O R I Z E D T O IS S U E C ITA TIO N S . P ROVIDING FOR V IO L A T IO N S FO R W H IC H C ITA TIO N S M AY BE ISSUED; P R O V ID IN G C IV IL P E N A L T I E S ; P R O V ID IN G FO R R E S T R IC T IO N S ON E N FO R C E M E N T * H » . : t M ' S A U l H O R I T Y j P R O V ID IN G FO R D IS P O S IT IO N OF P E N A L T IE S A N D F IN E S ; P R O V I D I N G F O R S E V E R A B IL ITY . PROVIDING 7 U 4 I N C L U S I O N IN S E M IN O LE C O U N TY CODE A N D P R O V ID IN G AN E F F E C T IV E D A T E at 7:00 p m . or a* toon thereat tar at patalbl*. at lit regular moating an Ih* 17th day’ at Mm iiMixr, i* m b * wt« w ■ g*---tvW Yegtn rrga, ttw g in ttw ig County Service* Building. 1141 Eott P in t Street, Room W -IX . Sanlord. Florida Portent are advltad that. If they decide to appeal any decision mad* at this hearing, they will naad a record of th* proceeding*, and. tor tuch purpot*. they may naod to Intur* that a verbatim record ol Ih* proceeding* it mad*, which record include* th* tottlmony and evidence upon which th* appeal It to b* bated AR TH U R H B EC K W ITH . JR . Clark to tha Board of County Commlttlonart ol Samlnol* County, Florida By Sandy Wall Deputy Clark Publlth: October 71.1444 O E Y IS7 IN T H E C IR C U IT CO UR T OF TH E E IP N T .T IN T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT, IN A N O F O R S EM INO LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO.i 44-447* CA-44-0 M ID LA N TIC HOME M O R TG AG E CORPORATION, l/k/a COLONIAL M O R TG A G E C O R P . Plaintiff. vt JOHN N O EETSand C H A R LO TTE M D E E TS . hit wit*. Defendant! NO TICE OF SALE NO TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN that on th* Jam day ol Nov ember. 1*44. ot 1100 A M at tha door ol th* Caurlhaut* ol Seminal* Caunty. Sanlord. Florida, th* undartlgnad Clark will otter tor tala th* following dater Ibad real property: Lot 17. Block 4. Hettlor Horn** Orlando Section On*, according to th* Plat tharaot at racordad In Plat Book IT. Pagat S and 4 at th* Public Record* ot Samlnol* County. Florid* Th* a tor at* Id tala will b* mad* purtuenl to a Summary Final Judgment entered on October 7S. 1*44 In Civil No 44 0*7* CA 0* G now ponding In th* Circuit Court ol the Eigh Nan th Judicial Circuit In and tor Samlnol* County. Florida D A T E D Ih lt 24th day al Oclobar. 11*4 (S E A L) Arthur H Backwllh. Jr. Clark ot th* Circuit Court Samlnol*Caunty. Florid* By JaanBrlllant Deputy Clark Publish October I I 4 November 7.1*44 D E Y IS* F IC T ITIO U S NAM E Nolle* It hereby given that I am engaged in butlnatt ot 110 W SR 474. Fern Park. Seminole County, Florid* I27X under the flctltlout nam* of PERSONAL IZE D A U TO D E T A IL , and that I Intend to register tald nam* with th* Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Samlnol* Caunty. Florida In accordance with tha pro vltiont ot th* Flctltlout Nam* Statutes, towlt Section 44S0* Florida Statutes 1fS7 /»/ Richard EMenfleld Publitn October I I 4 November 7.14.71.1*44 D E Y 1SS F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice It hereby given that w* are engaged In butlnatt at STt Orange S t . Altamonte Springs. Sam.nol« County. Florida 77701 under th* flctltlout nam* of C O A S T T O C O A S T A U T O M O T IV E E Q U IP C O . and that w* Intend to register tald nam* with th* Clark ot th* Circuit Court. Samlnol# County. Florida In accordance with th* provision* ot the Flctltlout Nam* Sta*u**t. la wit Section •as 0* Florida Statutat l*S7 /*/ Dannlt L Rodgert i Gary L Hopklnt Publlth Octobar i t 4 November 7.14.11.1*44 D E Y IS4_____________________ IN TH E C IR C U IT C O UR T, IN AN O FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N TY , FLO R ID A CASE NO. 47-XXCA-44-E C IT IC O R P PERSON TO PERSON FIN A N C IA L C E N TE R . INC . Plaintiff. v*. C A R L O S C. M O N T A L V O . H AN N ELO R E M O NTALVO , hit wit*. TH E U N IT E D STATES OF AM ER ICA, and FR E ED O M SAVINGS 4 LOAN ASSOCIA TIO N. Oafandanlt NO TIC E OF FOR ECLO SUR E SALE NO TIC E It hereby given that th* underlined A R TH U R H BEC K W ITH . JR Clark of th* C irc u it Court ot Somlnolo County, Florida, will on th* Jrd day of December. 1*44. between It a m and 7 p m. at th# Wett Iron! door ol Ih* Semlnol# Caunty Courthout*. Sanford, Florida, oftar tor tala and tall at public outcry to th* highest and bast bidder tor cath. th* follow Ing dttcrlbad proparty tltuat* In Samlnol* County. Florida Lo t 2. T R I P L E T L A K E SHORES TH IR D A O O ITIO N . according to th* Plat thereof at racordad In Plat Book 12. Pag* TO, Public Records ol Semlnol* County. Florida pursuant to th* Final Judgment entered In a cat* pending In tald Court tha ttyl* of which It Indicated above W ITNESS my hand and ol fklal tael ot tald Court this TJnd day of Octobar. 1444 (S E A L ) A R TH U R H B EC K W ITH . JR C LE R K OF TH E C IR C U IT CO UR T By: Charyl R. Franklin Deputy Clark Publlth: Octobar 24.71.1M4 O E Y 171 NO TIC E OF PUBLIC H EAR IN O TH E BOARD O F C O U N TY C O M M IS S IO N E R S OF SEM INO LE C O U N TY will hold a public haarlng In Rdom W I X NO VEM BER 27. 1144 at 7 HO P M . or at toon thereafter at p o s s ib le , to c o n s id e r a S P E C I F IC L A N D USE A M E N D M EN T to th* Samlnol* County Comprehantlv* Plan and RE ZONING of th* dttcrlbad AN O R D IN AN CE A M EN D ING ORDINANCE 77 2S WHICH AM EN D S TH E D E T A IL E D L A N D USE E L E M E N T OF T H E S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y C O M P R E H E N S IV E P LA N FROM LOW D E N S ITY RESI D E N TIA L ,M E D IU M O E N S ITY R E S ID E N T IA L / P R E S E R V A TIO N TO COM M ERCIAL FOR TH E PURPOSE OF REZON IN G F R O M A 1 A G R IC U L TU R E T O C 1 R E T A IL COM M E R C IA L . th* following da tcrlbad property Parcel* 17. I I and «A. Section X . Townthlp 21 South. Rang* X East. Seminole County. Florida (Further datcribod at approel mataly 74 IS acre*, located on th* watt tlda ot SR 414. on th* north tlda ol Lak* Howell Lana.) (D IS T. 14). N O T E : PERSONS A T T E N DINO TH E H EA R IN G S SHOULD E N T E R T H E B U ILD INO FR O M TH E W E S T SIOE. ON SAN CARLOS. A P P L IC A TIO N HAS B E E N S U B M IT T E D B Y R IC H LAN D P R O P E R TIE S O F FBORIDA. INC. Additional Information may ba obtained by contacting th* Land Management Manager at 721 11X.Eet.441. Par tons unabla to attend th* haarlng who with to comment an th* propoted action* may submit written statement* to th* Land Management Division prior to lh* Khadulad public haarlng. Partont appearing al th* haarlngt may submit writ tan statomants or ba hoard orally. Parsons are advltad that. It they decide to appeal any da cltlon mad* at that* meeting*, they will naad a record ot tha proceedings, and. tar such purges*, they may naad to ensure that a verbatim record ot lh* proceedings Is mad*, which record Includes th* tottlmony and tvldtnc* upon which th* appeal It lab* bated. Board*! Caunty Commlttlonart Seminal*Caunty. Florida By: Sandra Glann. Chairman Attoof: Arthur H. Backwllh. Jr. Publish: Octobar 71.1X4 D iY -7 D oonesbury t o w i m Seminole 322-2611 to m m y M a m S O T W T IC A N O O H n m je T O aom oH Sus ABCOfPOMHANHOCPUPMAHST m m tB M MK.VK2fnSiPeNT.KX. IHt HCOttt COUP YOU TtU. 1/9 JUST UHAT YOU H M tr m to a r r " Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 t i m e .........................M C a lin t HOURS 3 consecutive times 5IC a lint ,8:30A.M. • 5:30P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 • Noon 7 consecutive times 49C a line 10 consecutive times 44C a line 52.00 Minimum 3 Linos Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday M onday - 1 1 : 0 0 A .M . Saturday A3— Mortgages Bought & Sold 21 — Personals 4 I 4 WE"buy- - ’ M O R TG A G E S 25— Special Notices Andrea't La m 4 Lavdtceptr g Spaclallilng In maintenance ot Commarclal Property Large 4 Small 1717414 Animal 4 (tout* Sitting Service Year Ham*. Oaad References Animals- any tltal 7711174 C#r Pooling to Downtown Or la ndo. W illin g to sh are •epantat Monday Thru Frl day Day 421410S, ^ E v e n ln jO T lf ll^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Kent A. Rlcbtor •31-3400 71— Help Wanted AC CO U N TIN G C LER K Eaperlenctd In Accounts Pty abi# and Receivable Typt 4S Wpm accural# Ptrmanant position Never a Foe TEMP PERM 774-1341 27— Nursery A Child Care Al— Money to Lend Acrylic Applicators needed to apply protective coating on cart, boats and pianos SS to I I I par hour Wo Iram For work In Sanlord art* call Ta m p a |u 1*4 f ill___________ Administrative Secratary Typing SS Wpm accural*, immediate opening* in Lak* Mary. No Foe Ablest Tempo r*r> Service 771 X X Ate tor people raachar H ER ALDADS I lines 7day* 111 77 Attlttanc* needed far light day car* el aldarly g«nll#man Responsibilities' will inciud* soma light houtakkaaplng. laundry, cooking Hours will bo fleilble to tom* a iltn l Sala-y plus maalt Contact Mr. V Mrs Roth al aas sets A ll 4 pm a aA V O N a a S E L L O R B UY. Far Into. 7214lfS AVON EARM IN OSW O W III O PEN T E R R ITO R IE S NOW III 121 ISIS » r 277 « l! f Babysitter needed lor * year old girl Part time lor evening, end occasional days Mutt have own transporalion Call 111 MIS Bo Flooded with oftortl Make Monty working at hornet Da •alls Rush SSAE lo D B Dept A TtM S Sanlord Aye San lord. Fla 11771 Businas* Capital sis.ooo to 11.000.000 and over. P. O Ba* 1411 Winter Pk Fla. 12740 4 4 4 * FOR O U A L ITV C H ILD C A R E With an Edvcattonal Program Call 777 *414 33— Real Estate Courses BOB M. B ALL JR. SCHOOL OF R E A L E S TA TE 777 4 lllo r 777 7144 G U A R A N TE E D Employment M ASTER CHAR G E OR VISA Students from 41 Cltlat 55— Business Opportunities ‘ Farmer Business Man" Opon •tool building dealership High potential, profits Available pari lima or lull lime In your oraa To opply call. Wtdgcor 11011 7S* 7700 E «t 7X7 R O U TE BUSINESS ..servicing accounts Just col tact th* pro! Its from your protected ratal I locations. Replace sold slock. Vary aasy to maintain High p ro fit p otentia l. II7S0 00 minimum invostmanl. Call Mr Wilson. 117 547 4*41 CASHIERS Rtllabl* winter Had cars In today's wnnl ad* Check Them Out I tegol Notice S IM IN O L I C O U N TY BO AR D O F CO U N TY COMMISSIONERS NO TIC E OF PUELIC H EAR IN O NO VEM B ER 11.1*44. 10:00 A.M. Tha Board ot Caunty Commls Honors ol Samlnol* County. Florida, will hold a public haarlng to consider the tallow Ing: I R M JONES BP 04 0 A ) Agriculture Zona Request tor a Borrow Pit Parm ll on Tan Parcel 1C In Section X 1 4 74. as shown on Assessor's Map No 17 Further dttcrlbad as located an Orange Boulevard. South al Wilton School on the Wat I tide. IO IST IS) Thlt public hearing will bo hold In Room W I X ol the Somlnolo County Service* Build Ing. HOI E. Firs! Street. San lord. Florida, an November II. 1*4*. al It 00 A M . ar a* soon thereafter as possible. Written com manIt Iliad with Ih* Land Man agemen! Manager will ba considered Persons ap­ pearing al fh* publk hearing will ba heard Haarlngt may bo continued tram lima to lima at found naevttary. Fufthor dotal It available by calling X I IIX . Eat. 441. Partont a rt advltad that. It they decide to appeal any da cltlon mad* al Ihlt haarlng. they will naad a record ol Ihe pro caadirgt. and. tor tuch purpot*. they may naad to Intur* that a varballm record el th* proceed logs Is mad*, which record Includes Ih* tottlmony and #vl dance upon which Ih* appeal Is to b* bated, par Section Its 0105. Florida Statute* BO AR DO F C O U N TY COMMISSIONERS S EM INO LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A B Y : SA N O R AG LE N N . CHAIRM AN A TTES T: A R TH U R H. B E C K W ITH . JR . Publlth: October 71.1144 D E Y IS7 BY GARRY TR UD EAU a tU T K w c u H c t. a s z n a > m m u o u m , ip ia y h / M Y S O f. CLASSIFIED ADS Full & Part Time W* naad lull and part time cashiers tor local ttortt Pr# vlous ratal! or last food *>pe rltn c t helpful but not ra qulrtd. Applicants should Apply In person to Sfort Manager b* twaan * AM and 1 PM at th* following location IMPERIAL OIL CO. I a and It. Rd.a* Sanford FL. (No phono cath please) Equal Opportoalty Emptoyw AAA EMPLOYMENT T E L E M A R K E T ....................47*4 Do you have lh* gill ol gab? Company will train Computer helps, will raise to 4*80 In lour RECORDS CLERK............. SIN Pul your offkt skills to us* Typing and 14 key Eicollont benefits Job security TEMP PERM 774-1345 Matura Baaullcian * antad with ftoma following that catar to Sanior Ciliiant Cauaibarry Araa Call 139 IIJ3 o ^ J n H7t fe’3 K / Drive torklllt. uniform provided, medical, dental and pension plan DATA ENTRY________ UN Several positions opon Local artas. ascat lent carter eppor lunlty DELIVERY Will train lor Sanlord Art* Raisas and Benefits NEW MIS DAILY NO FEE TIU. HIRED Shopping For A New Or Used Yost caa a/va/4 had IB# Bd*t dd*J* Id (A* f renin* Noraid'* detained tael to*. Read Friday'* Eeaalny Narafd for lb* deaf aatocftoaa. * > ’ '* Now Hiring. Cashier clerks, tor 2nd and 3rd shills Apply In parson Llttl# Food Town In corporalad ISOU S Hwy 17 *7. Dabary 710 Lak* Mary Blvd . Santo.J K.' N : Hwf 17 11/ Equal opportunity Employ#^ O P P O R TU N ITY H V AC Owners Intarastad In Doubt* Salat 4 Profit n*>t 14 months call I 400 SSa T IN a.I 1L Orlando Bated Company staking a law good people to t r a i n In b a t h r o o m r * modeling II you have taperl anc# In paint spraying. Ill* repair, or looking lor a good trad* we are looking lor you Good pay I Good ba ntliltl Valid Florida Drlvars License and vehicle required Call M r M llla r lllX IS Pari time office girl needed A ccural* ly p lt l. pleasant phots* manners and general oil,c#duties 111 11*0 PROCESS M A IL A T HOM E! 47S X par hundred! No tip * none* Part or lull Hm* Start Immediately For details, sand Sail A d d r e s s e d , Stamped envelop* to. C R I 100. P O Boa 4S. Stuart. FL 774! S Now accepting appTTcaTTonT^r Yard Partont w.th Cheut!##* License and Sales Train** iOO Maple Ay* , Sanlord R EA L E S TA TE ASSOCIATES Need good Salat People Tor weekend land salat In O t teen Dalton* art* G R E A T C o m m is s io n s p ilt C al l x s a x saaa or x s » 3 sots ■ ■— ■ ■ ^ * Responsible woman with loN ol TLC . lo car# lor 7 Month old child in thtlr home In Sanford area Hours will b* Monday thru Friday I AM lo S X PM.Pleas* Call 474 73l7*nytlmo Root and Floor Truss Setup Man and Saw Operators E i parlance necessary Excellent benefits with competitive pay Lowes Trust Plant Sanlord Industrial Park 371 S 4 X ------Roofing Labortrs. no aaperl one# Wages Open Rooters eeperlenc# necessary _________ Call 773 4417_________ S A L E S S E R V IC E - National Co with 4 years tepc riant I In energy management -eeds t IH qualified .ndlvldlr alt. P/T posit>ont available C a m NX IS* 17X ait It SECRETARY WANTED Office In OalIona 1717 Provident# Blvd XS 574 »<>« Call to Schedule Appointment S E C U R ITY WORK Full Hm# Good banalils All shift* Call Futures*74 4700 ________ STORE MANAGERS FEMALE-MALE Chwckwr Oil Company hat «m mediate career opportunities for dependable, ambitious *©men and men We will train q u a lifie d d e ta il m ind ed applicants who have cashier experience in retail for the position of store managers for area stores Good s ta rtin g s a la ry and excellent company benefits with earnings of more than most office positions for s«C cessful manager candidates Please apply In person . IMPERIAL OIL CO, . I 4 and SI. Rd. 4* Sanlord FL IN* phone calls PNasal Equal OpparturUty Emplayer TR UC K DR IVER S Local Will train Call Future*474 4700 Wallrass Wanted E rper.enced or will train Valentino's Restaurant 7!?f S Orlando Drive 171 1374 Wanted Delivery Drlvars Must b# 14 or older with owr\ car and insurance Average 14 to 14 par hour 771 SHOO Wanted Incam* Tee Preparer, H o u s e h o ld In c o m e TaV Service Part lima Equal Opportunity Employ*' Call 171 4*10 WAREHOUSE WORKERS MOVERS ANO LABORER'S in im a o ia t* as s i gnmen t s available in Ih* Sanlord Area Car and phone necessary - '• Ablest Temporary Service •' ___________ X I 7*X_______ WAREHOUSE WORKERS- Full time No e.perlance neces sary Call Future* *744708WELDERS '(rood"pay ,lm mediate opening! Cerlltteb Call Future! tt* OOO Work Irom home 140 per i3o Inserting envelopes Inform* lion sand stamp lo Smyr* P O Ho. IM I OB Bloomllald NJ 07001____________________. . . X Ray Tech pari lima and weekend* Musi have Florida License 111 S7*l • 91— Apartments/ House to Share ST. JO HN S R IV E R country horn* to share Non smokers U M month Deposit **4 *4*3 Will share 1 bedroom. 1 both apartment. 1700 monthly Call 477 4711. ask tor Jim. NOW HIRING! Outstanding Opportunity Foi EXPERIENCED CASHIERS. GAS ATTENDANTS AND FAST FOOD PREPARATION '//<' c / / y y / r C E N T E R S 5 LO C ATIO N S IN S E M I N O L E COUNTY • A u t o / T r u c k Refueling • Full Line C on ve nie n ce Stores • Fast Food Kit c h e n s F i l e d C h i c k e n S u b s O o tu tis WAREHOUSE.................... SIN A%« -L •0 naedad now? Mutt hava car and phone Lilt 50 lb Parma nanlposition NavaraFaa ( D R A F TIN G T R A IN E E . . . . t o 111* Rood prints Rtctnl grad or light tiperieeca gats top spot with tap banotltsl Evening Herald -A l»iw m Cap* Lanararal firm appending In Samlnol# 4 worker* pro duclnc. * mor* naadtd SIX P 'T S4M lull time Carat' orlontad ptopi* Only over 14 Full training _______771 S707. batora* ___ Carpenters we n tto a taw GOOD men Steady employ m#nt Days 177 7441 avat HI * PM 777 *777________ .________ C LER K S -W ill train Mall work Good pay Call Future* ___________ 474 4701___________ C O N S TR U C TIO N W ORKERS S kllla d and h t l p t r i A ll phatat Call Future* t i l <700 Debary Monor now hiring rip# r lt n c t d and or certified Nurses Aldat Apply at 40 N Hwy 17 *7 0*0*ry Or call 4*4 447* Equal Opportunity Employer _______________ CUSTOM ER O R E E TE R S No O kP *rltn ct n t rd rd Good ttartmgpoy Future! t i t 4704 O liv a ry and Sat Up Man Chaullaurt llc tn tt required Will train Salary open Apply In parson Shads America I IIS Hwy II *7 Longwood D E L IV E R Y WORKERS- Local Will train Call Futures ___________ 474*708___________ Eiperienced Dry wall Manger with taels and Irantpariatlon needed tor partner. r call Chore eaa t u taai. E iperltnctd Super Market Cashier Polygraph last required Apply Park and Shop ISth and Park Ay* Se# Mrs Gaul__________________ F A C T O R Y H E L P E R S Good starting pay Full benefits C a l l F u t u r e s 474 aioo Federal. State 4 Civil Service Jobs available Call I ( t i t ) See 4X4 tor Into J i hr*________ Fenc* installers needed Eaperlenctd Call I I I 40*4 G E N E R A L O F F IC E PEOPLE W A N T E D Good pay Im mediate C*H f ulurt* *78 4JQ0 IN STALLER S N t«d thee# p#o lo Inttftll vrwrgr man«g« m tnl equipment SIS «n hour or paid par Inttallation Call I >00 SS4 3341 wit II__________ Laborwr Ground man newdwd lof Trww Swrvice Cut llmbt load llmbt and «tc Prw f t r a b ly 35 45 yr% old. minimum 175 Ibt 54 00 hr Call Tarry J2J 777f altar * PM LABORERS DIAL 323-5716 71— Help Wanted;#- 71— Help Wanted ’THE ACTION PUCE" WE HAVE PERMANENT TORS \ • • • • • Top Salaries Free Life & Hospitalization 2 Paid Vac ations Ea ch Year Profit Sharing Plan Other Benefits MAKE A PP LIC ATIO N in p e r s o n A I *’u* N l siurel A v e Sointofri V in lil.t, Thm Ff.d.ig n iu A M } . Ni i P m « » M Ai »S 1 A .1 . M W �93— Rooms for Rent Chr Itfian Hottal TV. kltchtfl. laundry, maid. but W in k up *1) SaM, 41) S4IQ Private Bath and antranc* Working family homy tSS 00 » k M l Ite O E v e i________ Room* for Ranf SS0 00W*ek ________ M i i r n E v ti________ SANFORD Furnlihad room* by . thy wank Reasonably rates Maid tarvlca Call M ) 4107 S 7 PM a ll Pylmytto Ave_______ S AN FO R D . Ryat weakly A Monthly ratyt Util Inc yff SOOOak Adultt 1141 7U) Cold -vaathar doytn t fryaty thy latt results want yds bring 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent Furnlthad. and unturnithyd. I, I. J. A 4 badroomt Kidt. pytt. SMO and up Mt MOO Fyy|;s SayQnRyntaltlnc Ryaltor Farn. Aptt tar Sanlar Cltliant I I I Palmytto Ayy J Cowan No Phony Cant Laky Mary Small I badroom. furnlthad apartmynt Singly working man. nicy Hurryt 1M law_____________________ Loyyly I badroom Complyty privacy Nawly dacoratad 171 a wyyk plut SISO tacurlty Or pot 11 Call M IM ta or M l laM________________________ S A N FO R D C O U R T APTS Studio Apartmyntt 1badroom apartmynt l Badroom furnlthad apt I Badroom apartmyntt San >or cltliant dltcount Flyaibly lay tat ___________M l MOI____________ Sanford I badroom. adultt. no patt. quiyt rctldrntlal araa M » A up par month M l 101* I Bdrm nicy arya Matury tlngly prytyrrad 171 wyyk Includat utilltiat M l 12*4 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent fa n o ra 1 B d r m . 1 b a lh . fireplace, dbl garaga. lanced yard, pool and clubnout# prlvladgat Avail Nov S Alt 4144______________________ 1 Bdrm . 1 bath, carport, utility, l ar ge l i v i n g r o o m with fireplace Available 11/01 S41S. lit and latt. and tecun ty M l 4011 aval 105— Duplex* Triplex / Rent B X A N D N E W DU PLEX ES 1 Bdrm . I B . screen porch, carpal, ttove. refrig D W. laundry room. M l M SI_______ Duple* Nawly dacoratad 1 badroomt. I bath. Intida utili ty room SIM par month plut tacurlty dapotit Call Orlando ssa 4I4« tor appointment_____ Two badroom SMS par month Luckenbech Realty. Inc Real tort 4M 4000 O F F IC E Far Rant Or Laave K M N Orlando Ava Maitland F lo rid a IM S ) S.’S . . par month, short or long farm S C H U R E N R E A L TY R EA LTO R S ..............M l t i l 114; Clean Canvantant Lacattyn. ttao Ridgy wood Ayr Ph i n Arm 11 4 ) Bdrmt tromSHQ Sandlawood Villat. Sanford 2 Bdrm. 1 bath. 11SO par mo and SIM tacurlty I 141 MM 141— Homes For Sale BATEMAN REALTY L k . Real Ettaf* Broker J44e laniard Ava. R ED U C E D S44.400 la sas.aea. Vacant mult tea la believel 1 S t r i a . , 1 bat h, ki t chen equipped, tcraanad parch, 1 car garaga. lanced back. Secluded New neighborhood Idyllwild* 4 Bdrm 1 bath. FR, cant haat/alr Apro>. I t acr* lot Vary private! Attumabl* mtg M1M7I attar 1 ITO.MQ ORIFTW OOO V ILLA G E ON LAK E M ARY BLVD i Ls t v i t SANFORD Wtll cared tar 1 bedroom. 1 bath hem*. Latt at fraatl This haute It immacu­ late Yturt tor 147.4*0 1141 S FR EN CH AVE. 321 0041 SA N FO R D 1 bdrm . ) bath lovely home. 1100 tq II.. aal in kitchen, formal dining Shady double lot New Spa! SI).M0 Owner Motivated Beautiful shady lot appro* '> acre on canal to Sylvan Laka SM.400 Aik lor Carrie. Cantu ry It. June Portlg Realty 111 4471 home M l M il_______ Sentord araa Low down, no qualllylng 1 badroom. I bath, wood frame house 1)14041 Sanlord 1 Bdrm I bath and more Attuma with 11.400 With Terms, M l 4411_________ SI* Room Block houte 1114 Oak Ava M i 000 H ot! ___________ M l 7411___________ ••STEMPER AGENCY INC.** R EALTO R 1114*41 LAKE ASHBY Doubl* wid* mobile horn* on I ' j acres, fenced, barn Bring your h o n tt O n l y 1 1 1 . 000 7 IN REAL (STATE Clanlfiad M l H i t ___________ J- ld rm unturnithyd apart •;#0anl Pool SIM month plut •ulDltlat M l STM Eva -V -A r - . ‘ ■■ 103— Houses ^.Unfurnished / Rent J ^ r Rant SMS month, yltlclancy -'hauta at H I S 4th St in Laka I-M j'y Kltchyn. bath, and •‘.Igrpt room. I l i H with tapa .■Tatar for living araa. and badroom. Its month and latt. fndnth and S100 damage da -lad tlt required Call 411 MM >"ladva m ytu aa C -'-.q a a IN D E LTO N A a a a •'laia HOMES FOR R E N T a a a a IM 1414 a a Laky Front I badroom. I bath SS40 par mo SMO tacurlty P f t t O K SI4 1411___________ ★ LANDLORDS ★ Tirad ot tha headaches’ l 9 u i manage your rental pro partial Profattlonal low cott * tar Vica Ml M il Call anytime Uaitad Salat Aiaecielet. lad. ■ Prap M o il. Dtv., Raattar Large 4 roomt. ga4 haat plut . I Iraplaca. appllancrt. lane ad yard, garaga Call aaa ta il LaTga 1/1. central heal A air. » M W carpal, n k a ' LOO month 'btatdapotil Call M l leaf CeVoty 1 B d rm . I bath lanced -J* yard, carpart. laundry ,‘rgam. pit ttroat parking . S100 curlty Rant 1100 wook. Coll I OkMor M l 4041 _______Holly A m 1 Blki N * JF.Ol Nic*. I Bdrm SMO. plut aocurlty No patt *41000* Vary Nka bedroom. I bath plut aal In kitchen dining room and family. In eacellenl loce •lap. large lot. Irult Iraat laundry room with wother S4M firm Flrtl. lott. plut pacurlfy M l *00; Sjnfotd's Salts Ltidcr W E LIS T AND S E LL MORE H O M ES TH A N ANYO NE IN NORTH SEM INOLE CO UNTY JU ST R ED U C E D Almatl new pool heme. W/huge family rmt Gorgeous yard w/many treat I C M A AI New carped Split plant Oaktl Attwmahla mortgao* S44.404. C ALL H ALL I N V E S T O R D R E A M 14.44* dawnl 1 Badrm . I ' i bath hame an atfracflva. lanced lad Aitarne- na qualllylng mertgaga U ‘s \ and M l a me P.A I. S4I.I04 CA LL HALL INVESTORS SPECIALI Almatl new dupir* In oaad araa I Priced bylaw market. Owner tayt belli Live In ana tide and rani eul ether. 174.4** C A LL HALL W ALK TO LA K E MONROE 1 B d rm . I Bath. Hal lu b l Flraplacal CH and A. family r m . l SS X IS t c r a a n a d balanlcal gardanil Dreamt da cama Irual Only tlll.SOt. C ALL HALL. SANORA Large and Lately. 1 bdrm ] hath, cathedral callIngl CH B A I Family ream I Obi. flaragal Cem m unlty paall Call ut qukkl C A LL H ALL AFFORDABLE and na quail lying. 1 bdrm. hama In nka areal Fenced! Oreet tor Invailart. ua. age E X C E L L E N T V A LU E - 1 bdrm. i' i Bath caudal heal 4 dir, garaga. lanced, peel Aiium e na qualllylng Only 144.400 OOROEOUS AZALEAS. Ookt. and Palmt turravnd thli cam plettly i vrnnhad l bdrm. hama an huge let In camranlaal lacallen. Single car garage I Only SM.400 E X E C U TIV E Eolortolnmool. Fobvious l Bdrm. homo In Laka Markham E l tales I Ca­ thedral cetlMgil Flraplacal tcraanad paall On canal la Laka Markham w/deckl Outdoor deck and wal bar I Hall acre and Iraat I l l 44Aao. CALL HALL CALL HALL 323-5774 la o o H w riin C O U N TR Y C O T TA O E - new paint and carpal an >g acre tread fenetd let. Owner financing Vacantl Atklng M i. sea. Call new. NEW BRICK DUPLEX positive c a lk lla w . A t ta in a b le mertgaga. Atklng 171.10* SOLID BRICK- a Bdrm.. IVg Bath ham* an earner lanead 1st. Fla. ream, workshop. AuumeMt mertgego.SS4.M4. IN T E R E S T E D In 4 F R E E Computarltad Market Analy­ sis at tha Value at year hama ar propertyT Call ut taday at: United Salat Attaclalat. Inc. Rattier, tar mar* Intarmatlan. 14) U I I o< 14* M il REALTYaREALTOR HALL UNITED SALES By Owner Oanava Almatl NEWI 4 Badroom. 2 Balh lacrat (0 IN0N ■ liili mic tfairoe IS »»i*s line i»ct PRIVACY 1 Bdrm Mat'll* on 1 Acres, near Airport H «v* appraisal and commitment lor lie .100 C O U N TR Y W ID E R E A L TY Rag. R. E. Broker.......... M l M il REPOSSESSION Oviado. I mil# Irom UCF 1 Bdrm . tig bath brick and tiucco. ssa.eeo site down, MOI 77 par mo PI. 11% APR Principe It only Laka Mary Realty. R EALTO R ___________ I M 7 IM ___________ 321-3833 WE N E E D L IS TIN O S I »* :» € ,/ % 151— Investment Properly / Sale Four Unit Apartment hout* Baaulllul quiet araa New paint Sanford 11* M K 10 Acres Ottaan 1)000 down 1140 par month Price SM 000 M l 7040_____________________ 153— AcreageLots/Sale a o u iw n • Adult I Family • W/O Connoctlono • Cable TV. Pool • Short Torm loooat Avolloblo 1 .1. J Sr AptL, J Br. I X '32 Double Wide 1 B d rm . 1 balh Cathedral callings, paddl* tan Family Park 11*000 Day M l 4]<4 lor Dab! PM M l attl L O V E L Y > B d rm . l<> balh Canda. with cathedral callings aal In kitchen, eitrtm ely wall kapt, canvanlant lacallan. S4L44*. R ED U C E O 1 Bdrm . li t balh homa in Weadmar*. Frathly painlad, latt *1 ttaraga, clean naat. A Pleasure Cant. haat. wall, wall carpal. Only M1.S44. FA N TA S TIC . 1 Bdrm. l i t hath hama mealy dacaratad. split badroom plan, aal In klthcan, cant, air and haat. latt rtara. 144.000 2M l S. Park, laniard *01 Lk Alary Blvd. Uk. Mary Sola and Chair M0 Frig and W ither M0 Floor sc rubber BIO. alto tailing AVON ___________ Ml***)___________ W HY PAY M O R I? TV'* Appliances Furniture Bad Salt complete S44 *1 TH E U S E D S TO R E Com* In and Sa* a I I * B. IndSI. 111-4414 a W ILS O N M AIER FU R N ITU R E H I 11} E FI RST ST M l M1) 113— Television/ Radio / Stereo COLOR TE L E V IS IO N PCA TV ’ Cnntn'* rotor *vlavi iron Original pnea over MOO Balance du* S144 00 or laka over payments I K par mo Still In warranty NO M O NEY DOWN Fra* horn* trial No obligation Call M l 1144 ^ _ _ _ 0 * £ O rr il2 h l^ _ ^ ^ _ DEER DOGS FOR SALE J4f S$t» 20FI Cobiagalvamiadlraiiar 100Mori* Johnson t ) 000 Firm » M 4 !1 SANFORD If you are a retired male and wish *o play raquetbail as my puest call 3?) 7?64 VO NEY MONF V r ir f ,A ^ r-r Try a Want Ad ________Get yOor share1_________ 217— Garage Sales HUEY SALE FRID AY AND IATU R D AY 9 AM la 1 PM 231-Cars M C C R O R Y 'S ith evin n e NEW A L L E Y SALE Autumn' Enjoy the Beauty ot the Season in A Good 1*04 New Cor Trade Inf __ _________ behind tY* downtown t»Of t A iitti# of J lotM BidCiedit? E V E R Y O NE WELCOMEl _____ 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 ______ STARTING tis.fOO Fully Customlied 15 ToChuow From 40 Mo Bank F mane mg Frenchies Custom Vans 1150 No Hwy 17 03 0M 4793________________ 313 0157 W E A TH E R BAD? Call in your Want Ad CloositiodPopf 322 2011 70 Chevrolet Pick up Poatf steeri ng power br akes automatic 4 wheel drive 11405 Call 323 5700or 377 0055 77 Ford F 150 ZLT P»ck up e ic condition No rust Must sell t1095 I I 000 under book 499 0000 or 499 0900 hoCiedit’ WE FINANCE Garage Salt Friday thru Safur day 10 til 2 202 Tempi# Dr R «v «n n a Park Kids and mens clothing m<u and He Loader No earlybirds_______ Gar age Sale Nov. 1.2.3,a Bicydes furniture, and etc S33S Wilson Rd In Paoia 1 2 mile from Wilson School Large Yard Sale Thursday Fr.day A Saturday 2301 Old Labs*Mary Rd . Sanford M U L TI FA M ILY Y ARD SALE 2«03 Sanford Ave Saturday t AM Nov 3rd Nov I 3 Household goods f u r n i t u r e L mor e 2S14 Country Club Rd Salvation Army 700 W 24 St (in beck ot building) Saturday Only) Nov 3 from f AM to 3 PM Clothes, shoes furniture end a lot of brick e Brae Wls*: Is the Housewife who cleans closets with Classified Ads Yard Salo Saturday It J • 7 120 Rabun Court. Sanora South Mlscoilanoous items 3 families Lots of goodies* 2211 E Mitch Cl Friday Saturday A Sunday. • 4 This week only 73 BuiCk ElectrjfTOODown 7} Ford Wagon 1200 Down 72 Dodge pick up 1350 Otter empires 11/05 04 NATIONAL AU10 SALES 1120 S Sinlwd 321-4075 Debary Auto A Marine Sole% Across the river lopolhtll 174 Mwy 17 t? Debary 490 0540 4* Musi sell! 1071 Gran P r !■ Good condition Air. ps pb 57XW _CaM M* 0404 Reliable winterned cars In today s want ads Check Them Out' 239— Motorcycles and Bikes 1141 Suiuki GN 400 41 70 mpg Good condition runt graal MM or batl ollar Call M l Oil) Between 1 7PM ___ 1) Honda 1000 Custom, shaft dr i ve - wi n d s h i e l d , cat * savers low mileage, astro ihiome HMO morn. 243— Junk Cars BUY JU NK CARS fc TRUCKS From 110 to JM or more Call M l 14)4 M l 031) TOP Dollar Paid lor Junk 1 Utrd cart.trucks L heavy equipment M l 1*40___________ WE TLC Custom Body Shop and Garago Used Cars Sales A Servico 3414'3 S Orlando Or 3210149 Trium ph TR 7 Sun Roof. 4 speed Runs Good Red w ' black striping 17400 or best otter 372 7037 alter 4 PA Y TOP D O L L A R fOH JUNK CARS AND TRUCKS CBS A UT O PARTS 2*1 4M1 READ SMALL PRINT FOR BARGAINS 1981 FIAT 2 DR. Std, Treat. .m w w w With kIC 1983 FORD RANGER PUB LIC A U C T IO N SA TU R D A Y • NOV J • I O OO A M u t* 1 9 /7 PACER ________ M a ts 1980 CHEVROLET 2e * *4500 1977 FORD GRANADA •ia *B J# r* 1979 Jeep CJ7 IM Yay *5500 SANFORD M O T O R CO A M C JEEP SOI S F r e n c h Av a 1)1 4)12 CONSULT OUR AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB To List Your B u s in es sDial 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 or 8 3 1 - 9 9 9 3 CALL BART R EA L E S T A T E M174** 157-Mobile Homes / Sale Buying ar Sailing A Mab.1* Ham#7 Gtt|or| Uobili Homis Area's Largatl Ra Sale Daalar Many availabla in Lecel Park t EASY PINANCINO M SM 11I** 1474 Elcen 11 X 40 mobile home 2 badroom I balh large living and dining room Rtlngara lor. ttov* wathtr. dryer and 2 porchtt Nerds minor repairs Mutl move (Otlaan artel SHOO cash Call IQS Ml M74 II Concord 14 X M Carnage Cove. Adult Sac . 1 bdrm I balh Many oalrat Ml 1*11 Accounting 4 Tax Service a SMALL BUSINESSES a Income Tea Saaun it N EAR Financial EnrIchmanf Servlet ' C O M P LE TE AC CO U N TIN G A N D T A K S E R V IC E " 111 71M ath lev Ka ran ar Brad For Small butlnattat Monthly comewtafltad financial ttal lament Quarterly ralurnt M l 0*40 A rt lor Frank III Individual with M yrt aiparl anca datirat monthly account mg ar laa warn Spectoimng in Small But matt Raatenabla raft* M l SMI s m a l l b u s i n e s s ; want to increase profits and Improve efficiency) I can thaw you howl Call tar Free Canaaha flan M l-JM ) Additions A Remodeling RimodBlim lilht Wa handle fha whole ball at wai I. E. UNI CONST. 322702) Financing Availabla c o m p l i t i b l Oo SlRVICSS RtlMttlfiOi / CifBIBtf(i4l Mpt#l Butidiisgt Serving Mid F U MS 1144J Orl. t 215— Boats and Accessories H U Chevy Excellent running lists Station wagon Coif |7ts 574 4430 1 HP Tiller and 1 HP Power Whael 1171 each Phone M l *114 Building Contractors ISM ar. 29di SL Covers and blankets For Powers and shrubs 7S< each 322 7*1 ll’ 235-Trucks/ Buses/Vans 119— Office Supplies / Equipment aura. J2 J2 9 2 0 FOR EST AT E Com m ercial or Residential Auctions L Appro.wait Call Doll » Auction 223 5479 ■t. LIV E TRAPS COONS ANO POSSUMS M l *447 O ilh M ia rcIa a n ln ^” ” and servicing Call Ralph im J C iM T S B ' 0*n River Rock Pat»oS*onet Car Slops Cement Lo* Markers Concrete S*eps Dry Wells Rock GreaseTraps Benches Sand Mirac»e Concrete Company X* Elm A ,e J27 *>*1 I II Stereo Cattail* 4400 mi N o t down! Mmdv M l 01K K !1 117— Sporting Ooods Air Conditioning 4 Hooting TO Q U A U n U 213— Auctions IO B E A U T IF U L ACRES C yprats I Hat (Ottaan) Good lor Moth las. home or investment Eety occttl Craal buy al *1* MO with SUPER TER M SI Trade Considerad 323.7900 SECURITY Of POSIT SPECIAL f 19 321 PDA Wm M aliciawtkl Raaltar S P E C IA L •lOO O F F S E C U R IT Y D E P O S IT Must Qualify SHENANDOAH' V IL U C E mao_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 223— Miscellaneous Realtor M* 1411______________ REALTO R 322-2420 41 Impulur ituiu ____________ m i '44 Subaru D L Ottaan 10 Wooded acrat Im provamantt and equipment •ISO 000 Altar 1 PM___________________ . C A L L A N Y T IM E _________ m m * _________ 195— Machlnery/Tools N EW SMYRNA BEACH Investors! Builders' Ocaan and Rivarvlaw lolttM.000 Flnanclngavallabl* Baachtid* Really. REALTO R S 417 1)1) Open 1 Days! O S T E E N 1 A loft 11000 down. Terms Lake Privileges No mobiles Kerry I Oraggort 1 Bdrm.. I both, with llraplac* new root, remodeled Inside, many pattibilllai. tor com­ mercial business. M l. 144 It you or* looking lor a tuccattfut career In R*al Eilat*. Slanttram Ratify It leaking Mr you Call La* Albright today at M l 14K. Evenings M S MM. Dining room labia 1 chairs and china cabinet 1400 Call M l s*»* Groan corduroy Lovetaaf On* occasional 1 on* ovartlullad chair Call M l 1)11___________ Kanmera Parts, Service Used Washers. MS M47. M OONEY APPLIANCES a R E N T TO O W N a Color T V s . ttaraot. washers dryers, ralrigaralor. Irearert. lurnllurt. video recorders Special It! waakiranlttc Alternative TV A Appl. Rental! Zeyrat Shopping Canter In Loch Arbor *1 X 111. 101 X HO CallaeiOM *______________ ___________ 11)74*1___________ Samlnol* Woods E ie c u llv t horn* tlttt. 11 acrat By owner Call Orlando 277 2*70 O O EN EV A OSCEOLA NO * Z O N E D F O R M O B ILE S I I Acre Country tracts. W tll treed an Mead Rd. 10% Dawn. 10 Yrs. at 11% I Fram SIS.M0I 111— Appliances / Furniture B E A U T IF U L W OODED LOTS 1 Bdrm.. H » balh In Oraamwald aal In klthcan. new tlava cant, air. haat, cobla, near tchaalt 197,(00. W ILL B U ILD TO S U ITI YOUR LO T OR OURSI EXCLU SIVE A O E N T F O X W IN S O N O OCV. C O R P . A C E N TR A L FLO R ID A L E A D E R ! ML RE HOME FOR LESS M O N E Y ! CALL TO O AYt Private party needs 1 ar 1 badraam ham* 11)44*1 Etactrottttlc copier with Hand Good condition Start up _tug£iiatib*a_Call_Ml_aaH^< & Must Move In By 10/31/84 fiEMVit GARDENS 157-Mobile Homes / Sale 159— Real Estate Wanted ly is il* STENSIROM [ 141— Homes For Sale OK C offal Used Cart M l tell 71 AMC CorKO'd OL 1 door. 4 cylinder Eical'anl condition! 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Spacious Modyrn 1 Bdrm Cant haat. air. clow to town or Lakafronll No patt SIM Mo aaOMallonylllaAva M l SIM RIDGE WOOO ARMS APTS W ALL ST COMPANY Ml 1005 For Sale br Owner Sanlord N*ca 1 bedroom home with living room, dining room, paneled lamlly room laundry room, workshop and large tcraanad porch Coll lor In formotlonM) 1104 14) 400 10.000 tq It Industrial avail ably lor leate. on 1 ecryt Airport Blvd 404 411 S141 CANTERBURY AT THE CROSSINGS BAM BOOCOVE APTS 100 F Airport Blvd Ph M l 4410 Elllclancy. Irom tlSO Mo 1% dltcount lor Sanlor Cltliant______________ F Reg Chow m i« M 223 2220 Wednesday, Oct. 11, 10*4— OB 219— Wanted to Buy 199— Pets & Supplies D E LTO N A lakafronl and peal 1 B d r m . ! <i b a t h , l a r g* tcraan ad araa. Slar ta throughout tha hama. 1111.004 115— Industrial Rentals 131— Condominium Rentals Evening Herald, Sanford. FI. OUW BOARDING HOUSE *wWi Major Ho— lo* 141— Homes For Sale Cleaning Service Home Repairs Masonry Head Carpal Cleaning Living. Dining Room. 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Tra* removal, and prunalng Iraat AH S **pm 174 4140 JOHN A L L E N LAW N A TR E E Oaad Ira* removal Brush haul mg Fr#» ftlimalat Call M l SMO �10B— Evtning Htrald, Sanford, FI. Wtdntsday, Pel, 31, 1f>4 Woman, 26, Flees Nude From Would- Be Rapist An Orlando woman reported to Seminole County sheriffs depu­ ties that a man whom she agreed to aecompnay to an Orlando bar Instead took her to a Fern Park apartment where he tried lo rape her. The 26-year-old woman said that she was In apartment 203 of the Granada Regency Apart­ ments with the man for about 15 minutes before he began ripping off her clothes and hit her In the face twice, a sheriffs report said. The Incident occurred around 3:45 p.tn. Tuesday and the woman managed lo escape after she hit the man In the mouth, drawing blood. She fled carrying her Jeans and shirt and left her shoes behind, the report said. A witness from a neighboring upartmcnl told deputies he heard the woman's screams and went to Investigate. He found her clothed and sitting on the sidewalk crying, the report said. He also reportedly told deputies he had seen the couple enter the apartment and they appeared to Ih- "very friendly." The woman reportedly wulked to the Semoran Medical Arts Center and called Casselberry police. Deputies arrived at the sus­ pect's upartmcnl and the man's roommate Invited them In to search the residence. The of­ ficers reported fin d in g the woman's shoes und one of her earrings In a bedroom. Lawmen have the name of u suspect, but an urrest has not been made. JOHN DOB ROBBER A m an w h o g r a b b e d a woman's wallet from her purse as she shopped at Winn Dixie. U.S. Highway 17-92. Sanford, was nabbed by store employees and held for sheriffs deputies. But after his capture he refused to give lawmen hts name or to Identify himself In any way. That didn't keep him from being booked Into Jail after his 3:59 p.m. Saturday arrest on charges of battery, robbery and criminal mischief. The battery charges stem from his having fought with the Winn Dixie em p loyees, a cco rd in g to a sheriffs report. John Doe was being held In lieu of S5.000 bond. HAND ON MOUTH A Sanford woman awoke to find a man standing over her and his hand over her mouth. Bernice Herring. 30. of 1500 Lake Ave.. told police that at 3:06 a.m. Sunday she woke to find a man's hand covering her mouth. She said she fought with the man and screamed, waking her mother. The man. whi had not taken anything from. th<* house, fled, according to a pollct report. OUN8 STOLEN Someone removed glass from a front door window of a Sanford home and stole four guns from the residence. Nana Collins, of 121 Mayfair Circle, told police that between 4:30 p.m. Oct. 18 and 5 p.m. the 20th. someone entered the home and took the guns, the value of which has not been reported. The guns, belonging to Gary Collins, of the same address, arc two .22-callbcr rifles, a doublebarrel 12-gauge shotgun, and a ,223-callber AR/15. an assault rifle. CRIMINAL MISCHIEF —John Ashford, maintenance supervisor for the Sanford Hous­ ing Authority, reported to police that an unidentified boy broke three windows at # 16 Lake Monroe Terrace between 11:30 a.m. and noon Wednesday. No damage estimate was given. —Sandra C. Williams, of 1202 Santa Barbara Drive, told police that two men were prowling around her home Just before 4 a.m. Wednesday. They pried boards ofT a wooden fence, bent a chalnllnk fence In several Action Reports ★ F ir e s ★ C o u rts * P o lic e Beat places, and dented a metal gutter around her roof. No dam­ age estimate was given. — G a r y P h i l l i p s , o f 1215 Magnlola Ave.. reported to police that between 10 p.m. Wednes­ day and 9 a.m. Thursday, some­ one broke a rear left window In his 1970 Ford Maverick. Damage was set at $50. UNDERWEAR THIEF Two Sanford women reported their homes were burglarized and their underwear stolen. The Incidents occurred on different days, according to Sanford police reports. Gwynne Chandler. 33. of 318 Dorado Road, told police some­ one broke Into her home betweti 6 and 9:20 p.m. Sunday and t x>k 20 pairs of underwear, two bras and six Teddies (onepiece undergarments consisting of a top and bottom.) The thief entered the home by forcing open a sliding glass door, according to a police report. The Items were valued at 8100. In the second Incident. Martha L. Swain. 6JL of 206 Red Coach Court, reported that someone entered her home and took three or four pairs of underwear be­ tween 8:45 a.m. and 8:30 p.tn. Friday. According to a Sanford police report, the thief entered the hom e throu gh a bathroom window and after rummaging through her clothes took the underwear and some cigarettes. The Items were valued at $25. WITNESS TAMPERiNO A 17-year-old Fern Park boy has been charged with witness tampering and battery after he allegedly assaulted and threat­ ened a 15-year-old boy who Is scheduled to testify against the suspect's younger brother In another case. Arthur J. Stebblns reported to deputies that he was walking along Chcrrywood Drive. Fern Park, at about 6 p.m. Saturday when the suspect drove up In a truck, and threatened to kill him If he testified In an upcoming hearing, a sheriff's report said. The suspect was arrested by deputies at his home at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. He was being held In in the Seminole County Jail In lieu of $8,000 bond. jIO TEL a s s a u l t One o f two suspects who reportedly beat and robbed at knifepoint a man living In a Fern Park motel at about 2:20 a.m. S a tu rd a y w as a rrested by sheriff's deputies after he re­ turned to his own room at that motel about three hours after the attack. Tony G. Rlbclln. 30. reported to sh eriffs deputies that he opened his door for a man who called himself "M ark" and that man and another forced their way Into his room at »3 Oak Ridge Motel, 626 U.S. Highway 17-92. Fern Park. One of the pair, the suspect who Is still nt large, brandished a knife and Rlbetln was reportedly slashed several times on the hand as he tried to defend himself during a struggle with the bandits. A witness heard his screams and called manager Billy Smith to the scene.to Investigate. When the pair realized they had been spotted they fled, after taking Rlbelin's wallet, a sheriff s report said. But the man who was arrested returned to his own room at the m otel at about 5 a.m. Ills roommate, who knew he was wanted by deputies, reported his arrival to Smith who called lawmen. When Rlbelln was returned to the motel from Florida Hospltal-Altamonte where he was treated for his Injuries, he re­ portedly Identlfed a suspect for deputies. Gary Lawrence Brown, 32. of *5 Oak R ld ege Motel, was charged with armed robbery and batterv at 5:20 a.m. Saturday. He was being held without bond. ALMOST NOT CAUGHT An Altamonte Springs man w h o w as q u estio n ed by a sheriffs deputy and appeared to have a clean record, because the officer ran a computer check on him under a phony name, was e v e n t u a l l y c h a r g e d w ith possession of an controlled sub­ stance and drug paraphernalia. Deputy John Negri reported questioning the man who sat on a bicycle in front of the closed Altamonte Men's Club on North Street. Altamonte Sprtngs. at about 3:30 a.m. Friday. After the •nan. who Identified himself as "Bobby Lee Allen" appeared to have no warrants against him under that name Negri let him ride away. But then Negrt noticed on the ground near where the man had been parked a an needle and syringe, which appeared to contain blood, along with a pill bottle with a prescription label bearing the name “ Bob Allen." There was also a folded piece of aluminum loll on the ground, which Negri reported he believed may have held heroin or cocaine. Negri caught up with the man and arrested him on North Street at J a ck s o n S tre e t. R obert Williams. 30. of 147 Jackson St., was arrested at 3:46 a.m. He was being held In lieu of $8,000 bond. DUI ARRESTS The following persons have been arrested In S em in ole County on a charge of driving under the Influence: —William C. Brlghlwell. 22. of 101 Larkspur Drive. Altamonte Springs, was arrested at 11:10 p.m. Sunday on llattaway Drive. Altamonte Springs. A Florida Highway patrolman reported that Biightwell's vehicle took a curve In a 25 mph zone on Hattaway Drive at 60 to 70 mph. ran ofT the road, hit a tree, knocked down a fence, hit a boat and trailer and knocked the boat onto another trailer. —Timoth Joseph McKIcran. 27. of 222 W. 19th St.. Sanford, at 9:55 p.m. Saturday on Interstate 4 two m ile s n orth o f A lta m o n te Springs after he was seen driv­ ing erratically. —Jessie Clayton Watson. 46. of P.O. Box 602, Osteen, at 11:50 p.m. Saturday after he drove off S. Sanford Avenue. Sanford, and crossed the centerline of the road. — Virgil Eugene Morgan Jr.. 39. o f 714 F ox V a lle y D riv e . Longwood. at 12:20 a.m. Sun­ day after his car ran a red light at state Roads 436 and 134. Altamonte .Springy —Robert Lynn Johnson. 44. of 1406 Valencia St.. Sanford, at 3:25 a.m. Sunday aft-r his vehicle failed to maintain a single lane on Sipes Avenue. Sanford. —Frederick Lewis. 31. of 112 Ave. B. Oviedo, at 12:30 a.m. Monday on state Road 419. Oviedo, after his car was seen weaving on the roadway. —Todd Dltrlck Brothwick. 21. of 103 Ma r k D a v i d Dl v d . . Casselberry, at 2:40 a.m. Satur­ day on slate Road 436 at Oxford Road. Casselberry, after his car swerved onto state road 436 and cut In front of other vehicles. He was also charged with careless driving. —Michael W. Blackmon Jr.. 21. o f 7429 Bells R iver Court. W in ter Park, at 1:20 a.m. Tuesday after his car was seen weaving on state Road 436. Altamonte Springs. —Tony Joseph Meyer. 22. of 2270 West woo d Drive. Longwood. at 1:07 a.m. Tuesday after his vehicle hit a tree on the side of Hunt Club Boulevard. Longwood. Homeowners May Pay Less For Natural Gas This Winter Just Browsing Administrator Elolse Matheny checks through the selection of films at the Velma Mitchell Administrative Annex, 1401 Magnolia Ave, Sanford. In addition to films, the annex has books and other materials parents may check out for their children who are educationally disadvantaged. Depo-Provera As Contraceptive Rejected WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Food and Drug Administration board, citing possible cancer dangers, has recommended the government reject a request that the Injectable con­ traceptive Depo-Provera be approved for sale In the United States. The Inquiry board of three university scientists said two studies Indicating Depo-Provera can cause cancer In monkeys and dogs cannot be Ignored even though no studies have linked the drug to cancer In humans. The board, convened by the FDA at the behest of the the drug's maker. Upjohn Co., said the Information on long-term risks Is Insufficient and Inadequate to provide a basis for a decision whether the benefits of the drug outweigh possible disadvantages. Depo-Provera. approved In the United States for two other uses. Is used as a contraceptive In 80 other countries and has been used by 11 million people around the world. It la as efficient In birth control as the pill but need be Injected only once every three months. The board recommendation now goes to FDA commissioner Frank Young who will make the final decision. Elizabeth Clark, a spokeswoman for Upjohn, said the company planned to challenge the report. If Young accepts the board's recommendation despite Upjohn's disagreement, the company could go to court to have the FDA action overturned. "W e arc sorely disappointed by the report." Upjohn President Lawrence HofT said In a prepared statement. "W e know that Depo-Provera Is a saL* und effective contraceptive. Depo-Provera may be the most extensively researched contraceptive In the world." Dr. Sidney Wolfe, head ol the Ralph Nader-founded Public Citizen Health Re­ search Group, said the board's decision raises "serious Implications" for women now taking Depo-Provera to keep from becoming pregnant. "These women, largely In developing countries, will wonder why they are being Injected with a drug which lacks enough evidence of safety to be approved for American women." Wolfe said. Upjohn, based In Kalamazoo. Mich., had estimated that between 5 percent to 9 percent of American women would select Depo-Provera as their, contraceptive If the drug received FDA approval. The company challenged both animal studies. It said the dog study, which found breast cancer In dogs given Depo-Provera. was Inappropriate because dogs have un­ usual sensitivity to progestogen*, the active chemical In Depo-Provera. In the monkey study, two of 52 animals given 50 times the human dose of Depo-Provera developed uterine cancer. The ^DA refused lit 1973 and 1978 to approve Depo-Provera for contraceptive use. W A S H IN G TO N (U P I) Natural gus will be plentiful tills winter, the price should lie stable and — If the weather cooperates — homeowners heating with gas may end up puylng less than last year, a gus retailers' group predicts. "Short term, the gas In­ dustry Is well positioned to meet winter demands with a cu rren t e x ces s d o m estic supply." the American Gas Association projected ut Its unnual meeting Monday. The organization, which represents most of the na­ tion's local gas utilities and pipeline companies, added that Its studies showed "that during the coming year the national average consumer price Increase will about track Inflation which Is forecast to be In the 5 percent range. "In fact. In some parts of the country there will be price declines," the group said, pointing specifically to some price drops In Mississippi River areas. A fact shed distributed by the group added that when new gas Is decontrolled on January 1. "certain pipeline system s could experience larger price Increases because o f provisions In their gas purchase contracts." However, the group noted that last year's heating season was somewhat colder than expected and predicted that "assu m in g normal winter weather, thr uverage cost ol gas heating this winter should be slightly less than the $555 cost estimated by the De­ partment of Commerce for last winter." Association officials ulso s a id c o n s u m e r s In th e Northeast could be addi­ tionally affected by Canadian gas supplies and u new Cana­ dian policy which allows for prices to be negotiated at "levels significantly below the previously set border price. "T h is action will enable prlce reductions of over 30 percent for some sales of Canadian gus. thus greatly e n h a n c in g th e c o m p e t i­ tiveness of these supplies In U.S. m arkets." the group said. Association officials udded that they would push Con­ gress next year lo repeal laws which curtail the use of natu­ ral gus by large Industrial boilers and electric utilities users. G e o r g e L u w re n c e . the association president, called for lawmakers to Include the repeals as part of u Clean Air Act renewal or ucld rain bill. "W e've got to stay away from a gas pricing bill." he suld. Figures from the association also showed that natural gas remained "the predominant fuel for home heating — with 55 percent of all U.S. homes heated by gas." I IOWA MEATS WsMOolf U.S.OJL ftiilri Card Sharks Raise Funds For Charity With Underwater Uno PALM BAY. Fla. (U PI) Dozens of card sharks In scuba gear have completed thetr un­ derwater Uno-playlng marathon to raise money for charity and set a world record. The game ended at 7:37 p.m. M on d a y at th e Pa lm Bay Ramada Inn pool, more than two days after the wet card game began. More than 100 divers participated In the event and a local radio station held a live Interview underwater with a diver In hard hat gear. "It was 58 hours and seven minutes long." hotel manager George Seeley said. "W e don't have a tally of how much money it brought in because we’re still getting phone calles." Seeley said there Is no existing record for such an event and he hopes It will be recognized In the Guineas Book of World Records. T h e ca rd -p la y ln g session started Saturday morning and e n d e d M o n d a y a f t e r an estimated 500 hands of cards. I "This has really been a lot of They sort of Boat across the police officers and radio disc fu n ." said Sue G annon, a table and then stop In front of Jockeys. spokewoman for the marathon. the diver.” “ Some of them hadn't played "It's really been a neat commu­ A crisis was uverted Saturday the game before, but we taught nity event." night when the pool temperature them In five minutes and then The Idea for the underwater plummeted and the players were they went on down." Gannon Uno game was the brainchild of unable to stay underwater for said. "There wasn’t time to Skip and Tammy Burdette. The more than an hour at a time. But teach one guy. so we used sign Burdettes organized the mara­ local radio stations put out a call language once he got under thon six weeks ago In an effort to for Interested divers, and more water. That worked out great." raise money for the Cousteau than four dozen showed up from About 100 people crowded Society and the Shrlners' hospi­ around the area. a rou n d the p o ol o v e r the tals for Burns and Crippled Players Included firefighters. weekend cheering the players. Children. International Games Inc. ol Joliet. III., which manufactures th e U no g a m e , p r o v id e d specially laminated cards for u n d e rw a te r p la y and th e Burdettes were on their way. A patio table and chairs were set up In the BWfoot deep water end of thr motel pool, and two to four players were always under water during the marathon. "It's really cute to watch them play." Gannon said. "It ’s almost (THE BACK BIDE OF CARD MC”) as If they're In space. They PSd For By Citizens For Criminal Justice shuffle the cards and deal them. Wl Will NOW Bf CIOSED fVEHY MONDAY r H E M E _" T__ i1 1 U.10AONNCC i NATURALLY M E D H IN D u f a QUARTER u . 1 . 9 ? sum* m nona .* /'I 1I n i H ill u.ioA oota urvuur acid SIR LO IN T IP or .*2 .2 9 !l moa csota uruuui wto | ' ICE PACK PA# EYE CH ICK EN S S T .*2 .4 9 ■ MU M(HI CUT m o aoota urvuur kio VOTE VBO ON NOV. 6 i i W EST BR AN D TO P R O U N D STEAK or LON DON $ 9 1 A J.Sr .*1.59 B R O IL 11 r CRIMINAL JUSTICE U G H n m il1mm m m PHONE ORDER AHEAD It's Reedy When You Are 2108 S . FRk Ek N CHAVE. (17-92) W iit J a<t * l A O Nsrt Ts Hr. Cs Q m i . . on RO AST 1 �• *4 * » » i ♦i | H Hereld Advertiser — Thursday. Nov. 1, ltM Evening Herald - Wednesday. Oct. 31. 1»M Say Cheese Senlord, FI.— 1C Stuffed Rock Cornish Hens Perfect Dish For Company Chtcscmaklng is an art and a science. All natural cheese — whether sold In chunks, slices or shredded — must be made with care, following exacting steps and procedures. According to Cheesemasters at Kraft. Inc., one of the biggest challenges In cheese making is the production of natural Swiss cheese. To carry a top quality grade, the cheese must have the ch aracteristic m ild, ru tlik e flavor, a delicate color, and even ly-sp a ced , ev en ly -sized holes or "eves." Time-honored w a t i l as con­ temporary standards are used to produce mozzarella, the natural cheese with a fresh, delicate and somewhat sweet flavor. These and several other natu­ ral cheese varltles ure now available under the J.L. Kraft Select label, named for the founder of Kraft who first sold natural cheese In the Midwest In 1903. T h e n a tu ral ch eese varltles — sold In chunks, slices, and shredded — all carry a special seal, assuring consumers they are getting top quality, consistent natural cheese with the characteristics of each vari­ ety. The seal also means each natural cheese has met more than 85 q u a lity standards established by the company. These exceptional cheeses ure Ideal for cooking us well us snacking. The piquant, nutllke flavor of natural Swiss shines through In a vegetable-rice stuf­ fing for Rock Cornish hens or a rousting chicken. This reglonul. southern Cheesemasters' recipe Is a perfect company dish. It c o m b in e s a few c a r e fu lly selected Ingredients to create a flavorful. Impressive entree. Mild mozzarella cheese takes a neat turn when It Is blended with spice Italian sausage and pizza sauce In miniature pastry turnovers. The Idea originated In Illinois, one of the states where natural cheeses are made, hut It will appeal to cheese lovers of all ages and regions of the country. For further Information: HILL AND KNOWLTON. INC.. I l l East Wackcr Drive. Suite 1700. Chicago. Illinois OCtiOi: Contui f: Jean Harrell. (312) 565-1200/ SWISS STUFFED CORNISH HENS Vi cup rice 1 10-oz. pkg. frozen chopped broccoli, cooked, drained 1 cup (4 ozs.) shredded natural Swiss cheese Vk cup chopped onion Margarine Dash of pep|>er 4 1 to 1Vi lbs Rock Cornish game hens Salt Vi cup orange marmalade or honey C o o k r ic e a c c o r d in g to packuge. except omitting salt. Add hot rice to comblnec broc­ coli. cheese, onion. 2 tables­ poons murgurlne and pepper: mix lightly. Rinse hens; pat dry. Lightly salt cavities: stuff with broccoli mixture. Close openings with skewers. Place, breast side up. on rack In baking pan: brush w ith add ition a l m argarine, melted. Hake at 325 degrees. 1 hour and 30 minutes or until t e n d e r . B ru sh h en s w ith marmalade during the last 5 minutes of baking. 4 servings Variation: Substitute 4-lb. roasting chicken for game hens. Stuff and bake as directed. Spoon remaining stuffing Into 1-quart casserole: cover. Hake at 325 degrees. 30 minutes. HOT MOZZARELLA 'N SAUSAGE SNACKS 1 lb. Italian sausage 1 cup pizza sauce 8 ozs. natural low moisture partk-sklm mozzarella cheese slices Pastry for 2-crust 9-Inch pie Remove casing from sausage: crumble sausage Into skillet. Brown sausage: drdaln. Add sauce. Cut each cheese slice Into eight squares (approximately I-Inch each). On lightly floured surface, roll pastry to Vi-Inch thickness. Cut Into 3-Inch circles. Top each circle with one cheese square and approximate­ ly one rounded teaspoonful sausage mixture. Fold two sides of pastry over tilling, overlapping edges: pinch edges to seal. Place on greased cookie sheet. Hake at 375 degrees. 20 minutes or until lightly browned. Top with re­ maining cheese: continue oaklng until cheese Is melted. Approximately 2Vi dozen | Succulent cornish hens stuffed with broccoli/ rice and cheese IT’S OUR ANNIVERSARY. . . BIG SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT M k lillC Coca Cola St K A T H Y 'S 1 Products 8-16 Oz. Bottles Cod Fish A s Am erican A s Bald Eagle Alongside the bald eagle, the cod could certainly be viewed as a national symbol, as this fish has played an Important role In the shaping of America. When the famous explorer. John Cabot, returned to England In 1497 froma sail to New Foundland. he told of fish so plentiful that "they could be caught sim ply by low erin g w eig h ted b a sk ets Into the w a t e r . " In 1602 u g r e a t extension of land was named Cape Cod and alreudy there were English. French und Portugese harvesting this fish regularly. In 1 6 23 t h e v i l l a g e o f Gloucester. In Mass., began heavily pursuing cod and In the early 1700's the New England schooner ship was designed. This ship could go further of­ fshore and carry u larger crew than ever before. However, life was perilous und often short aboard these ships. Well Into the early 1900's dories were lowered from the schooners and men would fish day after day. praying that the seu would not suddenly turn on them or that a heavy fog would not roll In without warn­ ing and leave them lost to an utmost certain death. FISH AND BROCCOLI BAKE (SERVES4) 1 lb. fish fillets (cod. haddock, whiling, hake, pollock) 2 10-oz. pkgs. broccoli spears In Hollundalse Sauce 1 11-oz. cun condensed cream of cheddarsoup V« teaspoon garlic salt Vi teaspoon lemon pepper 1cup soft bread crumbs 2 tablespoons butter, melted Cook broccoli according to p a c k a g e d ir e c t io n s . S n ip pouches of broccoli and drain butter sauce In a small bowl. Place broccoli In baking dish ubout 10"x6" and I Vi" deep. T o p w ith fis h . A dd soup, seasonings to butter sauce. Blend and pour over fish. Com­ bine bread crumbs and melted butter and sprtnkle over sauce. Hake In prc-hcatcd oven at 350 degrees F. for 40 minutes or until thoroughly heated. BUY 1 CARTON FOR *2.10 G ET 1 CARTON FREE Plus Dtp. portions from buttennllk and roll In biscuit mix to coat. Fry In 350-375 drgree cooking oil for 4 minutes or until golden brown. Turn carefully and fry Ihe same way on Hie other side. Drain on absorbent paper. Serve with lemon wedges. Malt vinegar Is good sprinkled on the fried fillet portions. SCALLOPED COD (SERVES 4-6) 1 lb. salt cod 4 medium potatoes, peeled, cooked and sliced 2 tablespoons butter 2 medium onions, sliced I large green pepper, cored und sliced 3 tablespoons flour 3 tablespoons butter . Salt and pepper Vi cup cheddar cheese, grated 1cup heavy cream Vi cup breud crumbs Soak cod In cold water ut least 12 hours, changing the water 3 limes. Flake cod Into small pieces. In a medium saucepan, saute the onion nnd green pepper until wilted. Butter a shallow talking or au grill In dish. Put a layer of sliced potatoes on the bottom, using one-half the potatoes. Add half Ihe cod. followed by the s u u l c e d v e g e t a b l e s , t he seasonings, half the (lour and grated cheese. Top with butter slices and repeat the layering once more. Before adding the buller on top. sprinkle the bread crumbs over all. Pour In enough cream around the edges to come almost up to Ihe second layer of potatoes. Bake at 400 degrees about 20 minutes or until top Is brown and bubbly. COD. CORN AND TOMATO SOUP (SERVES 4) 2 slices bacon, chopped 1 small onion, minced 1 cu p c h o p p ed can n ed tomatoes (with liquid) 1Vi cups waterr Vi green pepper, chopped 1 cup errarn style corn Vi lb. hake. cod. or pollock, cut Into bite sized pieces 1 teaspoon salt BUTTERMILK FRIED 4* teaspoon chill powder FILLETS 1 tablespoon butter, softened (SERVES 6 8) 1 tablespoon flour 2 lbs. skinless fillets (cod. Cook bacon over low heat. haddock, whiting, pollock, hake) Drain. Add onion to fat and 1 cup buttermilk brown. Add tomatoes, water and 1 cup biscuit mix pepper and simmer 5 minutes. 2 teaspoons salt Cut fillets into serving size Add com. fish, salt and chill portions. Place the portions in a powder. Stir gently and let single layer In a shallow baking sim m er. M eanw hile, cream dish. Pour buttermilk over por­ together butter and flour. Add. tions and let stand for 30 bit by bit. stirring until It melts minutes, turning once. Combine and soup starts to thicken biscuit mix and salt. Remove slightly. WE CARRY-ONLY USDA CHOICE BEEF & FRESH PORK Farmland Russet Baking Skinless Sausage 12 Ox. Pkg. *2.49 Potatoes S Lb. Beg Buy 1-5 Lb. Bag For $1.39 Get 1-5 Lb. Bag F R I B Buy 1 Get 1 FREE USDA Choice Beel Boneless ChUCK Florida Premium Chicken Leg s a Steak___ Lb. 1 . 6 9 USDA Choice Beet Boneless ‘ ‘ No F ro z e n P o rk ” m iD C T IM P . 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When any bread — In this case sweet bread — emerges fresh from the oven, nothing can detract from the beckoning aroma, tender crumb and supe­ rior taste. These breads represent a sampling of International holi­ day sweet breads traditionally served In Greece (Nrw Year's B rea d ). A u s tria (V ie n n e s e Strlezel). Norway (Juiekaga) and America (Sour Cream Pecan Ring). Frost with confectioner's sugar glaze. VIENNESE STRIEZEL 5 cups all-purpose flour I cup golden seedless raisins 1 teaspoon salt 2 packages Flelschm ann's RapIdRlse Yeast % cup water V* cup milk Vi cup margarine 3 eggs, at room temperature No-stlck cooking spray Confectioner's sugar Set aside 1 cup flour. In large bowl, m ix rem aining flour. raisins, lemon peel, salt and yeast. In saucepan, heat water, milk and margarine until hot to touch (I2 5 °F to 130°F); stir Into dry mixture. Mix In eggs. Mix In only enough reserved flour to make soft dough. On floured board, knead 8 to 10 minutes. Cover; let rest 10 minutes. Spray a taking sheep with no-stlck cooking spray. Divide dough Into Vi and Vi. Divide the larger piece Into thirds and roll each Into a 15-Inch long rope. Braid together and place on sprayed taking sheet. With the side o f the hand, m ake a "trench" down the center of the braid. Divide the remaining piece of dough In half. Roll each half Into a 15-Inch long rope. Twist the ropes loosely around each other. Lay twist on top of braid, bringing ends down under ends of braid; seal ends. Cover: let rise In warm draft-free place until doubled In size, about 30 minutes. Bake at 350°F. for 30 minutes or until done. Remove from pan and cool on wire rack Sprinkle with confectioner's sugar. Sour Cream Pecan Tea Ring and Viennese Strlezel beckon ♦he Holiday Season. JU IE K A S A ... (Mnkeji 3jtitihd cakes) 7 cups all-purpose flour Vi cup sugar 2 teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon ground cardamom '<4cup dark seedless raisins L4 cup chopped candled fruit mix V* c u p s lic e d a I in o n d s . chopped 2 packages Flelschm ann's RapIdRlse Yeast 1cup water Vi cup milk 14 cup margarine 2 eggs, at room temperature No-stlck cooking spray Confectioner's sugar glaze Slivered candled cherries Set aside 1 cup flour. In large bowl. npx rem aining flour, sugar, salt, cardamom, raisins, c a n d le d fru it m ix . s lic e d almonds and yeast. In saucepan, heat water, milk and margarine until hot to touch (125°F. to 13 0 ° f .); stir Into dry Ingre­ dients. Mix In eggs. Mix In only enough reserved flour to m ak e soft dough. On floured board, knead H to 10 minutes. Cover; let rest 10 minutes. Divide dough In half. Shape each half Into smooth round ball: place on large baking sheet that has l>een sprayed with no-stlck cooking spray. Cover: let rise In warm drufl-free place until doubled In size, about 1 hour. Bake ut 350*P. for 50 minutes or until done. Remove from baking sheet; cool on wire rack. Frost with confectioner's sugar glaze: decorute with candled cherries. M ade F ro m C o n c e n tra te . Tro p ic a n a Chilled Orange Juice half gal. $459 Publix Publix Plants & Flowers Bake or F ry Th e s e G enuine (S ize A) Colorful Standard Size Fresh Carnations •ach bunch Idaho Potatoes 1 o&- - $299 gWNumiiiiufifrrnifmmin 50* OFF With This Coupon ONLY $4 9 9 13 SOUR CREAM PECAN Assorted TEA RING Foliage Plants (Makes 2 coffeecakes) 4-lnch pot - r. 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On (loured Ixtard. knead until smooth and StUiiutiittitttiiiiiMunninimnniB elastic ubout 8 to 10 minutes. Combine pecans, brown sugar yim w im iniiiiiiiiiiiiitniiii and cinnamon; set ustde. Spray two baking sheets with no stick cooking spray. Divide dough In half. Roll half to Mi x Z With This Coupon ONLY 0lnch rectangle. Bruch with | Assorted melted margarine and sprinkle = Foliage Plants with half the peacan mixture. 2 6-lnch baikot Roll up from along side: pinch * (in * < H «a N o t.«-M a a 4 ) scum to seul. Place, seam-side down. In circle on sprayed ta k ­ Xttmmmiiimiiimiiniiiuiuiiuix ing sheet. Seal ends together. Cut silts *4 throuth ring at y m n in n m in u iiim iit m iin 1- Inch Intervals: turn each sec­ tion on Its side. Re|>eut with remaining hulf of dough and With This Coupon ONLY pecan mixture. Cover: let rise In warm draft-free place until I Assorted 3 doubled In size, ubout 1 hour. Foliage Plants Bake at 375°F. for 25 minutes ? 8-Inch basket or until done. 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Made with cul>cd pork shoulder. It Is equally delightful with beef or a mixture of the two meats. To turn the chill Into a wellbalanced meal, pair It with a plate of crisp-tender Hot Cab­ bage Slaw. Its garden-fresh tartness and caraway seed ac­ cent are perfect complements for the robust flavors of the meat and beans. Add bread or rice and a cold beverage for a tasty, filling feast, full of the hearty goodness of traditional American fare. GRANDPA SNUB'S CHILI 2 tablespoons vegetable oil 2 pou n d s b o n e le s s pork shoulder, cut Into 1-Inch cubes 1 cup chopped onion Mi cup chopped green pepper 2 cloves garlic, minced 3 tablespoons chill powder 1 teaspoon paprika tk teaspoon celery seed Mi cup sliced plmlento stulTcd green olives, reserve 3 tables­ poons Juice from Jar V« teaspoon salt 2 cans (15Mi to 16 ounces euch) pinto beans, undralned I cup water 1 teaspoon red pepper sauce A cco m p a n im e n ts; Cooked r i c e , ch ap p ed to m a to e s , shredded cheese, chopped green peppers, chopped onton and crackers (optional) In a large heavy kettle or Dutch oven beat oil; brown pork over high heat. Add onton. green pepper, garlic, chill powder, paprika and celery seed. Cook 15 minutes until meat Is no longer pink and vegetables are tender. Stir In olives, olive Juice, and salt. Cover. Simmer 1 hour or until meat Is tender, stirring oc­ casionally. Stir In beans, water und Tabasco sauce. Cover, sim m er 30 minutes, adding more water If necessary to pre­ vent slicking. Serve with sug­ gested accompaniments. If de­ sired. Yield: Approximately 7 cups; 4 to 5 servings. HOT CABBAOE SLA W 2 tablespoons butter or margurlne Mi cup chopped onion 1 teuspoon caraway seed Mi cup water Vi cup white wine vlnegur M teaspoon salt Ml teaspoon red pepper sauce H cups shredded cubbage ((A medium head) In u large skillet melt butter; add onion and caraway, cook 5 minutes or until onion Is tender. Stir In water, vinegar, salt and Tabasco sauce. Add cabbage, mix well. Cover, simmer 15 minutes or until cabbage Is c risp lender. Yield: 4 to6servings. Crusty Potato Tidbits Topped With Creamy Chocolate ■ O M IT S ....................... 3 10. *1 Baked In The Danish Bakery, Fresh and Spicy DAMtMtAKIXT MSfSVCI Sanford, FI.— 1C Tex-M ex Chili Pairs With Slaw Grandpa Snvb'sChili is a Texas-style Herald Advertiser - Flavorful Franklin Hard or Genoa Salami....... V Zeaty Potato Salad....... 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Slh In cheese and green onion; mix well. Shape mixture tntu balls ubout I Inch In diaiheter. Dip potato balls In eggs, then roll In cornflakes. Place on greased baking sheet and bake at 400 degrees F. 10 minutes or until balls are hot and crusty. Makes about 70 appcttxer balls. M ake A h e a d T i p : C ru sty Potato Tidbits can be baked In advance and frozen In freezerproof containers. Reheat at 425 degreesF. 10-12 minutes. .*L �• • <c—Evtnlng H rztd — Wtdnotdzy, Oct. >1, 1H4 » • * t • Ht z M A d vtrllw r — Thursday, Nov. 1, 1tt4________ Sanlord, FI. * Shimmering M old Festive Beginning For Elegant Dinner From appetizers through de­ sserts., the tncerdiule edible egg can furnish Incredible nutrition for holiday menus. In addition to complete protein, eggs supply bountiful amounts of the essen­ tial vitamins and minerals that we all need to keep healthy. prevent further boiling. Let eggs stand, covered. In the hot water 15 to 17 minutes for Large eggs. (Adjust time up or down by about 3 minutes for each sire larger or smaller.) Immediately run cold water over eggs or put them in Ice water until complete­ ly cooled. To remove shell, crackel It by tapping gently all over. Roll egg between hands to loosen shell, then peel, starting at large end. Hold egg under running cold water or dip In bowl of water to help ease ofT shell. Party-pretty appetizer mold is as delicious'as it looks. OOLDEN CROWN APPETIZER MOLD 1VScups water '/envelope* unfluvuied gtUtfu 8 hard-cooked eggs*, divided 4 small sprigs fresh parsley 4 strips well drained plmlcnto 2 teaspoons Instant OR 2 cubes chicken bouillon 1 cup dairy sour cream or mayonnaise 2 tablespoons lemon Juice 2 tablespoons chopped onion 1 tablespoon snipped fresh parsley '/« teaspoon dill weed Spinach leaves, optional In small saucepan, sprinkle gelatin over water. Let stand 1 minute. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until gelatin Is dissolved, abut 1 minute. Remove from heat. Pour M cup of (he gelatin mixture Into 4- to 5-cup ring mold or fluted tube pan. Chill until almost set but still slightly sticky when lightly touched. Slice 2 of the eggs. Arrange 8 center slices from eggs, parsley sprigs and pimlento strips over gelatin In mold, pressing gently Into gela­ tin. Carefully spoon a teas­ poonful of the remaining gelatin mixture over each parsley sprig and plmlcnto strip. Chill until firm, about 5 minutes. Meanwhile, stir bouillon Into remaining gelatin mixture. Cook over medium heat, stirring con­ stantly. until bouillon la dis­ solved. about 1 minute. Remone from heat. Flacc a 5-cup blender container OR food processor fitted with metal blade along with remaining eggs and ail remaining Ingredients except spinach leaves. Cover and blend at a medium speed until smooth, about 30 seconds. Pour over chilled clear layer. Chill until firm , at lea st 4 h ou rs or o v e r n i g h t . Unmo l d ont o spinach-lined platter. If desired. •To hard-cook, pul eggs In single layer In saucepan. Add enough tap water to come at least 1 Inch above eggs. Cover and quickly bring Just to boiling. Turn off heat. If necessary, remove pan from burner to Truly Regal Entree F or th o u s a n d s o f y e a rs , seafood has played an important role In Oriental cuisine. At this tim e o f year, when fish Is abundant, take advantage of Its availability, good price, and nutrition, by serving this Impe­ rial entree. Traditional Chinese seasonings — spicy ginger, natu­ rally brewed soy sauce and the nutty richness o f crushed sesa­ me seed — create the d e­ lightfully aromatic and flavorful sauce. IMPERIAL SESAME PISH 2 teaspoons sesame seeds, toasted M cup soy sauce 2 teaspoons distilled white vinegar 2 teaspoons m inced fresh ginger root Vi teaspoon sugar 1V4 pounds fresh or frozen fish fillets (about Vi to H Inch thick), thawed if frozen 2 teaspoons cornstarch 1 g re e n o n io n a n d to p . chopped Measure sesame seeds Into blender container; whirl about 10 seconds, or until fin ely ground. Add soy sauce, vinegar, ginger and sugar; whirl about 15 seconds, scraping down sides once. Remove 3 tablespoonfuls sauce mixture from blender con­ tainer; combine with Vk cup water and act aside in small saucepan. Generously brush both sides of fish with sauce remaining in blender container. Broil about 5 minutes, or until fish flakes easily with fork. Meanwhile, blend cornstarch with mixture In saucepan. Bring to boll: cook and stir until sauce thickens. .Stir In green onion and spoon sauce over fish. Makes 4 servings. The choice is yours. Frltos Brand Assorted Corn Chips....................7.T$189 Publix Special Recipe 100% Stone Ground Whole Wheat Bread..............2r.'.*1a® Lager or Light, In 12-oz. cans Old Tap Beer.................tt*19® THIS AD E FFE C TIV E : TH URS., NOV. 1 THRU W ED., NOV. 7, 1984 . . . Publix Welch's Reg., White or Red Grape Juice.................. 3Z‘ 99* Hunt's 9-Llves Semi Moist Assorted Cat Food.............. ’IJV 97* Tomato Sauce........... 2 Ctnt 8 1 Hunt's (75s Off Label) Liquid Heavy Duty Laundry Tomato Paste............ 3 tz *1 Wisk Detergent... “ r * 2 » Stokeiy (8s Off Label) Pink or Whlto 4 .75-oz. Dove Soap........... mV 914# Penny Saver with Instant Chlorine Bleach Cleanser............. 4 '*»! *1 Penny Saver Clear Ammonia............." T 39° Penny Saver All Fabric Dry Bleach................. fc’ M 49 Publix Concentrated Fabric Softener... mV Cat Food Corn........................... 2 Vi: 88* H i-6 ................................ X 69* Mott’s Natural Apple Sauce................ 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II , !t*4 H o me ma d e t r e at s arc especially welcome this time ol the year. A new crop of nuts are available as well as popcorn. Try some of these quick and easy favorites using your microwave oven. Since ull of the recipes have a sugar syrup that bolls hard and becomes very hot. use a large heat resistant container — one with a handle Is convenient. A special microwave candy ther­ mometer Is helpful. DO NOT USE a conventional thermome­ ter In the microwave oven. If you do not have a microwave ther­ mometer follow the cold water tests from the recipes. Maybe you remember this candy from your childhood. OLD FASHIONED SPONGE CANDY 1cup sugar 1 cup dark com syrup (Karol 1 tablespoon vinegar Microwave Magic Delicious Candy Stirs Memories From Childhood m wm m u Seneca Regular or Quick Apple Juice Quaker. Oats Egg, Pumpernickel, Onion or Plain Lender’s Bagels 18*oz. pkg. 64-oz. bot. Herald Advertiser — Thursday, Nov. 1, ItJM stirred In. Pour Into a buttered foil-lined 8x8-lnch baking dish. Let stand until firm Remove from dish and break Into pieces. The pieces can be dipped In melted chocolate. MICROWAVE HINT: Experi­ ence has taught me to make this candy only on days when the humidity Is low. M idge M ycoff Home Economist Seminole J T o m m u n lty ^ lle g e 1 tablespoon soda Combine sugar, syrup and vinegar in a 2-quart batter bowl. Cover w ith plastic Good anytime! PEANUT BRITTLE — w rap. 1 cup raw peanuts I cup sugar dash of salt Vi cup white corn syrup 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 teaspoon butter 1 teaspoon baking soda Mix peanuts, sugar, salt, and syrup together. Cook at 100% power 7-8 minutes. Add vanilla and butter, continue cooking at 100% power for 2-3 minutes. Every four years, we Americans have an opportunity to exercise our democratic right to choose a president. It is a right not enjoyed by all nations. At I'ublix. we believe this right to vote is both a privilege and an obligation. We urge everyone to fulfill that obligation and make their choice known at the polling booth next TUesday, November 6. ^ Breakfast Club Grade A Florida § this re cip e u sing CINNAMON — 8UOARED NUTS ALMOST CRACKER-JACK 1cup butter or margarine Vs cup light corn syrup 1V* cups sugar 2 quarts salted pop|H-d corn 1VS cups nuts 1 teaspoon vanilla In u large (3 quart) bowl com bine butter, syrup and sugar. Mlernwave on 100% |M>wer 9-15 minutes, or until brittle threads form when a small amount Is dropped In cold water. Sttr every 3 minutes during the cooking lime. In a large buttered container (I use a large roasting pan) combine the popped corn and nuts. Stir the vanilla Into the cooked syrup and Immediately pour over the corn mixture. Stir with a large fork until corn and nuts are well coated. Spread mixture out on wax paper, l«ct stand until firm. Break into smull chunks and store In an airtight container. Dairi-Fresh Milk gallon size per dozen 12-oz. pkg. Make walnuts, pecans, almonds, or In combination. This recljre Is for a fun food, children will want to help with the preparation. Fresh Homogenized, 2% Low Fat. 1% Low Fat or Skim Large Eggs Mixture should be darkened. Add baki ng soda and sti r quickly. Pour out on lightly greased cookie sheet. Let cool and break Into pieces. VS cup sugar Vi cup packed brown sugar VS cup water Vi teaspoon cinnamon Vs teaspoon vanilla 2 cups nul meat halves In a 3-quart mixing bowl, com bine sugars, water and cinnamon. Cover and microwave on 100% power 3 minutes. Stir well. Microwave uncovered 5-8 minutes, or unlit soft ball forms when a small amount Is dropped In cold water. Stir In vanilla and nut meats. Continue to stir until nuts are w ell coated and coating Is becoming sugary. Spread on •wax paper. Let stand until firm. Store In airtight container. MICROWAVE HINT: If mixture bolls near lop of container, open the microwave door to slow­ down the trolling. MICROWAVE Microwave on 100% power 3 minutes. Stir well. Remove cover, m icrow ave on 100% pow er 4-10 m inutes, unti l thickened. (300 degrees F. on m i c r o w a v e t h e r mo me t e r . ) Threads will form If a small amount of syrup Is dropped in a cup of cold water. Candy Is done If threads are brittle. Working quickly, stir In soda and mix well. Mixture will foam as soda Is Sanlord, FI.— SC M ICRO W AVE H INT: Af ter popping the corn keep It warm m a conventional oven until tiusyrup mixture Is ready. This will enable you lo better coat the corn with the syrup. Eg g p lan t *X.y e A s s o r te d F la v o r s P u b lix P r e m iu m Reg. or Sugar Free Orange Crush or Reg. or Sugar Free Hires Ice Qjream Root Beer Black Label Beer 6-pk. 12-oz. cans $•109 99 Sugar Free or Regular $*|39 2-liter bot. h a lf g a l. c tn . STUFFED EOOPLANT PARMESAN 2 small eggplants 3 tablespoons dried sweet pepper (lakes 2 tablespoons vegetable oil 3 tablespoons Instant minced onion 1 tablespoon dried parsley flakes 4 smal l w h o l e c unnr d tomatoes, well drained and diced VScup Parmesan cheese VS teaspoon salt Topping VS cup nuts, finely chopped VS cup wheat germ I tablespoon melted butter (In a smull bowl combine all Ingre­ dients) With fork, pierce eggplants several times and cook on wux paper for 8-9 minutes on high. Cut each eg g p la n t In hal f lengthwise: take out meat -and place In a 1VS quart mixing bowl, savin g shells. Rem ove uny stringy membrane and cut meut Into small pieces. Add remaining Ingredients and cook, covered, for 4 minutes on high. Preparr topping. Refill eggplant shells Sprinkle topping over each. Cook 1 minute on high, un­ covered. EOOPLANT PARMIOIANA (L im it 4 P l a n t * . 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Stack remaining eggplant In baking di s h: tup w i t h r e m a i n i n g Parmesan and cooking sauce Cook, covered, ut high for 10 minutes or till heated through, giving dish a half turn once. Lay mozzarella trlpnglea atop and cook, covered, at high for 1 minute. Makes 4 servings. i �Sanford, FI Horald Advortitar — Thunday. Nov. I, tP94 *C— Evtnlng Horald — Wodnotday, Oct. 31. IT94 CHECK YOUR MAILBOX THIS WEEK FOR 8 PAGES OF EXCITING PRICES FROM WINN-DIXIE ^ e a iV b ir d v^x coupon coupon BLEACH COUPON 'X tO O NOV. 1 A 2. 1M4 Limit 1 with 1500 or mom purchato owl. clflo. OQAknTYWWtt PLUS DEPOSIT DIET COKE. SPRITE. TAB. UR. P1BB. MELLO TELLO DIET COKE. DIET COKE CAFFEINE FREE. SPITE. SPRITE SUGAR FREE. I TAB. COKE CAFFEINE FREE Of L d f LARGE EGGS ^ G R O U N D BEEF TOWELS DELSET BATH TISSUE COFFEE COFFEE TISSUES $079 $159 B B O S H U Ig M H in t f BUY ONE 32-oz. *3.99 ORANGE JUICE DANO’S P A R T Y PIZZA GET ONE GOURMET . COMBINATION or PEPPERONI M in u te Maid ''A MCl 4PAK PRO. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 31, 1984 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 31, 1984. 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 -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 31, 1984; <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/83ab71266a05fbb0a6c411a04981e1cf.pdf 8dc563485b582df30776a6661555549e PDF Text Text 77«h Year. No. 60-Tuesday. October 30. ’ 984-Sanford, Florida D ru g s-F o r-S e x By Susan Loden Herald Staff Writer A Winter Springs man made the wrong proposal to the wrong men. according to sheriffs reports. The proposal, cocaine In exchange for sex. The wrong men. Seminole County drug task force agents. The agents report making contact with the suspect by phone on Oct. 25 after they had been Informed that the suspect had been offering young men cocaine In exchange for sex. O ffe r Evening L a n d s Herald — (USPS 481 280) S e m in o le In that conversation the agents said the suspect discussed the use of cocaine In conjunction with sex acts and stated he wished to perform those acts with them. ready for the meeting When the officers arrived at the man's home and were Invited In they reported they noticed hashish, marijuana anil drug paraphernalia on the coffee table. One phoned the suspect again at about 4 p.m. Monday. Once again the man discussed the use of cocaine In conjunction with sex and made a date to meet the agents later Monday at his home. The agents called the suspect again at 7 p.m. Monday and the man reportedly told them he was There was discussion of sex and drugs between the agents and the suspect during which the suspect reportedly told the officers he had "on several other occasions" exchanged cocaine for sex with young men. a sheriffs report said. The agents, who were wearing microphones. Price 25 Cents M a n In J a il gave a code word and oilier lawmen moved In and arrested the suspect. James B. Sartnri. 44. of **12 Hacienda Village, was arrested at 8:15 p.m. Monday at his home. He was charged with possession of hashish, marijuana and drug paraphernalia In addition to being charged with assignation to commit lewd and lascivious acts. He was ttlcaard on 85.000 bond and Is scheduled to appear In court Nov. 11. Sales Tax's Ballot Spot Worries Polk Legal Secretary Loses Jail-Tim e Appeal WASHINGTON (UIM) - A sec­ retary who dispenses legal forms und advice from a storefront office In Flnrldu has failed to convince the Supreme Court to review her criminal conviction for practicing law without a license. The Justices Monday d is­ missed an ap|N*al tiled by Hi>semary Furman, o f Jacksonville, to reverse a 30-day Jail sentence she received for dispensing legal forms and udvlce from her office. Northslde Secretarial Service. The unnouncment lets stand a Florida Supreme Court order that she serve 30 days In Jail for violating u ruling from that court to suspend her business opera­ tions. The court said It not have Jurisdiction to review the case because Ihcrr.was no substantial question of federal law for It to review. Furmun. who drew national attention with her fight against the Florida Bar Association und the slate supreme court, started her service with the Idea that many simple legal problems could be solved without hiring a lawyer. What she encountered, how­ ever. was a complex legal pro­ blem of her own when the bar and the state high court both agreed her advice and sale of forms constituted practicing law. for which she had no license. What Furman did was pul together packets of legal forms on divorce, name changes and adoptions and sold them for 850. For that price she also helped clients fill out the forms and gave them advice on where to file the papers. She told the high court she did not attempt to hide her service, since she advertises It In news­ papers. has never said she was a lawyer and has never had a complaint lodged against her by a customer. Nonetheless, the state moved to shut her business down and In 1979 It convinced the Florida Supreme Court to order her to close up her shop, although It did not nne her or order her Imprisoned. When she did not close, the bar moved ugalnat her again and In 1982 the slate supreme court sentenced her to serve 30 days In Jull for violating Its earlier order. By Donna Estes Herald Staff Writer Sheriff John Polk Is concerned that Seminole County's voters may leave (Milling places Nov. 6 without voting on the question of whether a I-cent sides tax should be levied for one year to pay for expanding criminal Justice facilities In the county. "The qurstlf.-' Is the last Item — on the back of Card C — on a lengthy ballot — three punch cards on which voters are expected lo vote both sides — and the voters might miss It." he said. Polk has been campaigning for months, speaking lo every civic und fraternal organization from which he could wangle un In­ vitation. uboul the necessity of expanding Jail facilities — slated lo tie the major Improvement undertaken If the sales tux Is approved — before, he says, a federal court str|m In (as hap­ pened In Orange. Volusia und Ilrevnrd counties) and orders prisoners be set free because of overcrowding. The ma|or pitches Polk gives In those talks arc: • The tax. according to stale law. can be levied for one only. • The resulting revenue — estimated at S I3.2 million — cun Ik - used only for criminal Justice facilities Improvments and con­ struction. • The tax can be collected only on |he first 81.000 in purchases of any single transac­ tion • The county commissioners voted unanimously to place the See Editorial, page 4A Issue on the ballot. • Everyone who shops In the county will pay part of the costs. T h i r t y to 35 p e r c e n t o f Seminole's shoppers rome from out-of-county and out-of-state and they will pay loo. be says. • Ultimately a federal court will direct the county lo cx|>und the Jull. and Seminole Countlans would huve lo pay back at leust 8311 million for u $13.2 million Ixind Issue over the term of the Issue. Polk bused his estimates on costs of a 25-year Issue ut uu a v e r a g e t o p e r c e n t a n n u a l Inte r-. T h e state court reje cted arguments that she wus entitled to a Jury trial because lawyers und Judges were biased ugulnst her because she was taking their business. Furman Is still running her business, although she Is abid­ ing by the state high court order that prevents her from giving advise to customers who buy the legal forms from her. She has also remained free while the case has been In the courts. Killers Executed In Louisiana, Texas By United Preee International C o n v ic t e d k i l l e r s w e r e executed In Texas and Louisiana early today, one reciting the 23rd Psalm us he was led to the electric i hair for killing u gus station owner and the other praying for the wife of the policeman hr murdered. "I'm going home." Earnest Knighton. 38. said moments before he was elect roculrd ut 12:17 a.tn. CST In "Gruesome Gertie." the Inmates' name for the electric chair at the state prison In Angola. La. Seven minutes later and 235 miles away In Huntsville. Texus. Thomas Andy Barefoot. 39. an oilfield roughneck who said God had promised to spare him. was pronounced deud from a lethal Injection. "I'm sorry for everything I've done to anybody." Barefoot said. Knighton and Barefoot became the 27th and 28th people executed since the Supreme Court lifted the bun on the death pcnulty eight yeurs ugo. The Supreme Court and other courts rejected last-minute ap­ peals Monday from both men and the governors of Louisiana and Texas refused to Intervene. Knighton's lawyers claimed he was drug-crazed when he killed Ralph Shell of Bossier City. La. during a March 17. 1981 rob­ bery that netted $300. Barefoot, convicted In the 1978 shooting death of Carl LeVIn. a Barker Heights. Texas police officer, had received four slays of execution. His attorneys argued psychiatric testimony used In the punishment phase was obtained Illegally and Im­ p o r ta n t I n fo r m a t io n w as suppressed. As he was led down the long corridor to the death chamber. K n igh ton recited the 23rd I'salm. raising his voice as he crossed the threshold, saying. "Surely I will dwell In the house of the Lord forever." In a written statement, he apologized for his crime but spoke out against his punish­ ment. saying. ."You don't teach respect for life by killing. 1 urge you not to kill anyone else." Barefoot asked for forgiveness and said he held no grudges. "I'v e been praying all day for Carl LeVln's wife to drive the b itte r n e s s Ito m her heart because that bitterness In her heart will send her to hell." Barefoot said as he a as strapped to a table prior to Injection. Top O f The A Hm iM rtwta ky Tsmmy Vinctnl John Wesley Williams of Sanford, in his studio at 901 W. First St., displays his Best of Show ribbon with mahogany drawer case with carving that won him the $500 award In the Fall for Art show here last weekend. Other winners to be listed In Wednesday's Herald. » Productivity Upsurge Makes Abrupt Halt WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Improvement In priKluctlvIty of American workers ofT the farm suddenly cuute to un end In the third quarter, a surprising setback for one of the brightest aspects of thr rrcovery. the government reports. The zero rate of Improvement In the amount of output per hour of 8 1.6 million American workers was the first quarter without growth In more than two years. Most striking, the Labor Department Monday report showed economic output In the overall economy slowed down even more abruptly than reflected In the Commerce Department's latest measurement of the gross national product. In another area of the economy. Treasury Secrrtury Donald Regan returned lo one of his favorite themes, criticism of the Federal Reserve, after swearing off the subject so far In the campaign season. Not satislfied with a 12 petcenl prime rale that took el fret Monday for most commercial banks. Regan told an audience of savings arid loan executives and laler a news conference that the Fed could expand the money supply faster than IL has. Saying the money supply expanded less than 1 percent In the last 13 weeks. Regan told reporters. "A s I alluded to In my speech. I think that's a little on the tight side and there's room for rasing." He acknowledged, however, that the Fed may already be pumping money into the system faster. . The weekly auction of Treasury bills contained a hint, though, that Interest rates are not slipping much lower. After seven weeks of declines in both three- and six-month bills, they turnrd mixed Monday, with six-month bills edging back up. Thr Labor Department's productivity measure Is the government's best at tempi lo gauge the efficiency of workers, management, transporta­ tion systems and all the other, ingredients iliai turn an hour of paid labor Into a certain amounl of goods and services. The more productivity, the faster the growth In the standard of living without Inflation The department's report, on non farm pro­ ductivity. showed output growing 10.3 percent In the first quarter and another 10 6 percent In the second quarter. But the third quarter growth In output suddenly dropped lo 1.0 percent "Growth virtually slopped. dc|>artmcni analyst Lawrence Fulco said. It was the first calendar quarter to show no productivity Improvement since April-Junc of 1982. during the last recession. In contrast the gross national product grew 7.1 percent In the second quarter and slowed down to a 2.7 percent annual rate In the third quarter, less of a shift In economic gears although si III markedly slower. Regan said he believes the third quarter was the worst of the year and that ONI* growth will be from 4 percent lo 4.3 percent In the current fourth quarter. T O D A Y <* Action Rsoorts ..3A Florida......... Bridge......... .. Horoscope.... Classifieds...... ..6.7B Hospital....... ..... 3A Comics.. 2B Nation.......... ....... 2A Croiiword 2B People.......... ....... IB Dear Abby...... ...IB Sports.......... Deaths............ ....2A Television.... ...... 8B Dr. Lamb........ ... 3B Weather....... World........... Editorial......... Radioactive fallout that entered milk after nuclear bomb testing In the Nevada desert In the 1950s and 60s altered brain growth In infants In seven s ta te s and has h a m p e re d them scholastically. Story, page 2A. �1A — Evening H erald. Sanford. FI. ‘Don't Watch The Polls' T u e id a y , Oct. 30, 1H4 NATION United Press International Ronald Reagan and Waller Mondalc arc urging supporters to Ignore (he polls, but Reagan Is taking two days off from the stump a week before the election while Mondalc has set a grueling schedule that takes him lo every region of the country. T h e d if fe r e n c e In th e ir approaches may reflect what poll after poll shows — that Reagan has a large lead over his Demo­ cratic challenger. "S to p reading the polls." Reagan said In an appeal to his supporters during a stop In a on e-d a y trip th rou gh Pennsylvania and West Virginia. "Don’t let anything keep you on Nov. 6 from getting out and doing what we must do and seeing that your neighbors get out." Reagan, whose polls show him leading In every stale but Min­ nesota. was asked If he expected to sweep the 50 states and said. " I don't know. I'm not going lo comment on what the result might be. I'm going lo Just keep on campaigning and I hope I win." Underscoring the campaign's confidence. Reagan remains In the White House today and Wednesday then returns to the road for a 10-stale swing that will end In his home slate of California on Election pay. Mondale ridiculed the leisurely pace of his opponent's cam­ paign. saying: "Most of the time. Reagan Is sleeping at Camp David." When asked about Mondale's a s s e r tio n th at he w as so overconfident that he spent the weekend at Camp David. Reagan said In West Virginia: " I f I hadn't been overnighting (there), I'd have been overnighting In the White House. Either place Is good sleeping." Mondale, who plans to cam­ paign a full day every day before the election, has said repeatedly, the polls do not matter and he IN BRIEP Safety Panel: G et Rid Of Dangerous Baby Equipment WASHINGTON (UPI) — That antique crib from your grandmother's attic may look beautiful, but It might be a "hand-me-down hazard" that could trap Infanta by the neck and strangle them, the Consumer Product Safety Commission warns. Commission Chairman Nancy Steorts told a news conference Monday that despite safety standards recently put In force for some new nursery equipment — Including cribs, high chairs and playpens — many older model Items are being used today because they have been handed down through families or purchased at garage sales. " I f a crib Is more than 10 years old. throw It out." Steorts advised, saying many old-style cribs havr slats or decorative posts spaced so far apart that a child's head can be caught between them. She said the equipment has caused more than 90.000 Injuries — and 177 deaths — since 1983. Barfield Launches Appeal RALEIGH. N.C. (UPI) — Defense attorneys have launched a new round of appeals for Margie Velma Barfield, but prosecutors believe the 52-year-old grandmother will be executed as scheduled Friday for poisoning her fiance. If Barfield dies by lethal Injection at 2 a.m. EST Friday In North Carolina's Central Prison, she will be the first woman executed In the United States In 22 years. Barfield, who spent her 52nd birthday Monday under a "death watch," allowed attorneys to file an appeal with the North Carolina Supreme Court claiming she was "legally Incompetent" In 1978 when she killed her fiance. Stuart Little, by lacing his beer and Iced tea with rat and ant poison. Barfield blames the murders on dn*g addiction. After her arrest. Barfield also confessed to poisoning her mother and two Lumbcrton, N.C. residents whom she cared for as a private nurse. Soviets Headed For M ars? WASHINGTON (UPI) - There Is growing evidence the Soviet Union plans to bypass the moon and send men around Mars before the end o f the century, perhaps In only eight years, according to former Apollo astronaut Harrison Schmitt. "An attempt to put Soviet cosmonauts in the vicinity of Mars by October 1992. the 75th anniversary o f the Bolshevik Revolution. Is not only possible. It Is highly probable," Schmitt said. He told an opening session Monday o f a three-day NASA symposium on future space projects that the Soviet Union seems determined to “ establish Its sovereignty In deep space and on Mars before the forces of freedom do so." NASA administrator James Beggs opened the meeting by predicting the United States would decide to return men to the moon to establish a lunar base within 25 years. campaigning on behalf of House candidate J.T. Waggoner. “ It> a big Job. but we have to lift up * Ip O 'Neill... and move him aside." Geraldine Ferraro, appearing in a New York synagogue, tore Into Reagan for the administra­ tion's alliance with right-wing fundamentalist preachers like Jerry Falwell. There was hissing from the congregation when the Demo­ cratic vice presidential candidate quoted Falwell as saying. "The Idea that religion and politics don't mix was Invented by the devil to keep Christians from running their own country." Nuclear Fallout Damage Seen In Students' Lower SAT Scores SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - A researcher says a drop In Scholastic Aptitude Test scores among teens In seven states Is attributable to radioactive fallout from nuclear tests that entered their milk when they were Infants. Ernest Sternglass. professor of radiological physics at the University of Pittsburgh. Monday said SAT scores had dropped as much as 18 percent In Utah, North and South Dakota. Oklahoma. Wyoming. Colorado and Iowa. "You can't explain an 18 percent drop in SAT scores on television or poor teaching." Sternglass said. There Is mounting evidence, Sternglass said, that radioactivity reduces production of a thyroid hoi -.tone that controls the development of the brain during the first two years of life. The radioactivity entered the thyroids of babies while they were In the womb through food and drink their mothers consumed, said Sternglass. who has studied the health effects of nuclear test fallout since 1961. He said SAT scores began to Increase In 1982 nationwide but declined In states downwind from the nuclear testing. Sternglass blames a recent decline In SAT scores on "large amounts o f radioactive fallout that were found In the milk, this time from the largest series of shallow underground nuclear bomb explosions carried out In Nevada between 1966 and 1968." "In sharp contrast, no declines In verbal scores were reported for any states east o f the Mississippi." he said. The largest declines In SAT scores In 1984 took place In Utah — which dropped 18 percent and is cast and directly downwind of the test site In southern Nevada — and In North Dakota and Oklahoma, he said. Colorado. Nebraska. Wyom­ ing and Iowa also have experienced sharp drops in test scores, he said. At the same time, he said, the combtned math and verbal SAT lest scores rose 4 percentage points In the nation as a whole. Sternglass said he knew of no other reason why students 16 through 18 years of nge living downwind of the Nevada test site would have scored low. A sharp decline In SAT scores also occurred In 1975, IB years after the largest test series In Nevada, Sternglass said. Sternglass said he reached his conclusion by comparing state-by-statc SAT scores. U.S. Public Health Service statistics on the amount of radioactivity In milk In each state and studies that link radioactivity lo damaged Infant thyroids. i Two Plead In Separate Drug Cases A Geneva man who was caught hauling marijuana plants around In the bed of his pickup truck has pleaded gu ilty to possession of more than 20 grams of marijuana. Jon Marvin Corstangc. 40. of P.O. Box 82. is scheduled lo be sentenced Dec. 7 by Seminole Circuit Judge Dominick J. Salfl. Corstangc could receive up to a year In the county Jail. According to his arrest report, a Seminole County sheriffs deputy reported spotting the mobile crop of five polled pot plants In the back of Corslange's 1984 Dodge on July 3. Corstangc said he did not know that the plants, which he had raised from seeds, were marijuana. The deputy reported the plants ranged In size from 18-inches to 30 Inches. He said the plants were In plain view as the truck drove down a dirt road off Old Geneva Road In Blacks Arrange Boycott Of City Manager's Post MIAMI (UPI) — Black community leaders said at a rally Monday they are asking black city managers around the country to turn down the Job of Miami city manager If offered it by commissioners who fired the city's first black manager. "They will not be able to get any o f the black city managers In the country to take the Job." said state Rep. James Burke. D-Mlaml. Burke did not Identify which cities have been-contacted, but said there are “ only a handful of cities with black managers." About 1,000 people, mostly blacks, chanting "Gary, Gary, Gary" and "recall, recall, recall." attended a noon rally on the steps of the county courthouse to whip up enthusiasm for the reinstatement of Howard Gary, the black city manager whose firing last Thursday sparked cries of racism, ethnic politics, and "behind the chicken house" city management. Gary, 37. Is the highest paid city manager In the country. He la paid §108,000 a year. The City Commlsalon voted 42 times before agreeing to hire him In 1981. ...P o lk S Continued from page 1A rovements are made would ave to be used to provide property tax relief. Projects planned for construc­ tion. using the $13.2 million. Including tire cost estimates are: a 500-bed expansion of the county Jail from 236 beds to 736. updating the core building at the Jail to a future capacity of 1.000 prisoners, $9.6 million: con­ struction of a new. more limited, access road to the Jail at Five Points. $60,000. equipping and furnishing the Jail. $900,000; and renovations of the court­ house to a purely Judicial facili­ Kennedy Photos Not Released MIAMI (UPI) — A federal Judge has heeded the request of family members who wanted to stop the public release of any photographs of David Kennedy's body because thetr release would cause Irreparable "mental suffering and harm." In an emergency hearing Monday. U.S. District Judge Alcee Hastings ruled that the photographs must be kept private until another federal Judge can review them and Issue a permanent ruling on whether their release could be damaging to the Kennedy family. The ruling Involves 59 photographs taken during an autopsy and In the Palm Beach hotel room where Kennedy was found dead or a drug overdose April 25. THe 28-year-old son of assassinated Sen. Robert Kennedy had a history o f drug abuke and died from a combination of cocaine and the prescription drugs Demerol amd Mellaril. Tw o former bellboys at the hotel are awaiting trial on charges o f selling cocaine to Kennedy. Geneva. In another case before Salfl Monday, a fast-driving man who tried to outrun Altamonte Springs police and was later charged with possession of cocaine pleaded guilty to possession of cocaine. Joe Gerrado f'ozo. 36. of Orlando, could receive up to a year In the county Jail If he has no prior record when sentenced Dec. 7 by Salfl. According to the arrest report, after police ordered Pozo to stop on May 16. he reportedly sped along state Road 436. Mattlund Avenue and Palm Springs Drive before stopping on North Lake Boulevard. The officer who searched him for weapons after his car was stopped reported finding a white powder on the scat of the car and a bag of cocaine under the driver's scat. In court action Friday, an Orlando man received 17 years for the rape o f a ty. $2 million. County commissioners have hired Watson ft Co. of Winter Park as architects for the Jail and have approved a pre-cast con­ crete. modular design for the planned expansion. Watson ft Co. also designed the county Jail in Pinellas County which is being used as a model for the Seminole County facility. The expansion la to have five octagonal shaped pods of two stories each branching out from a center core. Each pod would house about 100 prisoners In two-person cells. Medium securi­ ty beds for 200 prisoners and minimum security beds for 300 would be provided. The two-person cells wou'd be The*# gtwteffen* provided S r memSer* o4 the Metfenei Awecielfen et Jecurltfee Oeefer* *rw repreaentetlve Infer f e i h r p r lc n u at m W naming fedty. Infer deafer market* change throughout the day. Price* do not InciMfe retailmart vq.mart down ■W Art Sernetl Bank......... ......i) *)«* Florida Power S Light ................. a* fete southeastern quarter of the na­ tion today, visibility was re­ ported near zero In parts of the Appalachian Mountains and the southern Atlantic Coast. Travel­ ers advisories for reduced visibil­ ity also were posted for central Kentucky, western Tennessee and northern Louisiana. A winter storm watch covered northern Montana, already hit by up to 20 Inches of snow Sunday and Monday. AREA READINGS (9 a.m.): temperature: 78; overnight low: 6 9 ; M o n d a y 's h i g h : 8 7 ; 4 barometric pressure: 30.16; rela­ tive hu m idity: 81 percent; winds: northeast at 6 mph; no rain: sunrise: 8:36 a.m.. sunset 5:42 p.m. W E D N E S D A Y TIDBSt Daytona Beach; highs. 1:15 a.m., 1:52 p.m.; lows, 7:11 a.m.. 8:09 p.m.; Port Canaveral! highs, 1:07 a.m.. 1:44 p.m.; lows. 7:02 a.m.. 8:00 p m.; Bayporti highs. 4.44 a.m.. 8:46 p.m.: lows. 1 08 a.m.. — BOATING FORECAST! St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles — East wind 10 to 15 knots through Wednesday. Seas 69-year-old Altamonte Springs woman. Charles Hornell Thomas. 19. who pleaded guilty to the charge, was sentenced by Seminole Circuit Judge C. Vernon Mize Jr. According to the arrest report-, the woman said she was awakened at 6 a.m. June 28 by a man wearing only a yellow ski cap. He entered the home through a kitchen window, brandishing a hunting knife with a five- or six-inch blade und told the woman he would kill her If she screamed. The woman, according to sheriffs reports, hud a .22-caliber handgun on her nlghlabmd but was unable to reach it until after the at tack. After the assault began she screamed und frightened the man away, according lo a sheriff a report. The woman was treated and released from Central Florida Regional Hospital where tests confirmed she had sexual contact. —Deane Jordan factory-built of pre-cast concrete and Joined together In pods at the site. Architects said the precasting technique will allow cells to be built with only one celling Joint made from an epoxy cement mortar, harder than concrete. The older building method, such as concrete block con­ struction. uses multiple Joints In the cells. Joints which Inmates can chip lo create hiding places for contraband, the architects said. Cell walls, ceilings and floors will be formed from precast concrete, a material which Is the strongest concrete on the market and twice as strong as the concrete block which has been STOCKS WEATHER cold rushing down from the Arctic Circle dropped the mercu­ ry to 15 degrees below zero In Montana today, snow fell from Montana to Minnesota, and fog enveloped the Southeast. By etiW morning It was 15 below itro at Havre. Mont., and 9 btlo* at Cutbank. Monday’s huh St Cutbank was only 7 •bow.Ugh temperature records leftfeoBaew England to Florida MoadM is record-break in g ounlit blanketed the East Qoul tor the second straight tay.mftrtUded parts of the think." Mondalc said adding that no one controls the voters. Republicans arc confident enough of victory that they have sent Vice President George Bush traveling South — Reagan's strongest region — to help GOP House candidates. Underscoring the GOP interest In whittling down the comman­ ding Democratic lead in the House. Bush seemed to be cam paigning harder against House Speaker Thomas O'Neill. D-Mass.. than against Mondalc. "Let's give our president a Congress he can work with." Bush said In Birmingham. Ala. Man Gets 17 Years For Rape Of Woman, 69 IN BRIEF NATIONAL REPORT! Bitter will no longer comment on them. Recent figures give Mondalc good reason lo ignore the polls. National Public Radio Monday released a poll taken by Louis Harris showing Reagan with a lead of 58 percent to 41 percent over Mondr le. In Seattle. Monuale chose to note his endorsements by T h e W ash in gto n P o st and T h e N ew Y o rk T im e s and pointed to theM ia m i H e ra ld , whose editorial board wanted to endorse him but was overruled hy the paper's publisher. "P e o p le are beginning to the accepted standard, they said. The precast concrete modular design will permit the cells to be co n ve rted to m axim u m or minimum security as future nerds dictate. The core area (the central area) of the jail will be renovated and expanded to Include the kitchen, booking area, laundry room, medical section, all program areas and all support services aside from prisoners' beds and cells. Polk says this expansion will provide facilities for 1,000 so that when additional spare Is needed for cells for up to 1.000, expected In the mid 1990's, the core area walls won't have to be knocked out. AREA DEATH FIs. Progreu........ Freedom lavingi ...» Mfe as CARL E. THERX1LDSEN IS* Mr. Carl E. Therklldsen. 89, of 613 Lake Orienta Drive, Alta­ Hughe* Supply....... Morrltarf*......... . IFlb tfll monte Springs, died Sunday at NCR Carp......... hla home. Bom Sept. 9. 1895 In Ple**ey .’........... » hit Perth Amboy. N J ., he moved to _k Scotty'$.. ................D M Altamonte Springs from Fort Southern1 Bank. ..... ..» Lauderdale In 1982. He was a tun Bank* ........ retired textile wholesaler and a member of St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church. Altam onte Springs. He was a member of James B. Scar Post 106 Ameri­ can Legion. Hasbrouck Heights. H C A ....................... Mt 4|Vy NJ. 2 to 4 feet. A few showers. AREA FORECAST! Today mostly sunny. High near 90. East wind around 10 mph. Tonight mostly fair. Low near 70. Light wind. Wednesday mostly sunny. High near 90. Wind east around 10 mph. Survivors Include hts wife, Margaret: two sons. William J.. Altamonte Springs. Carl E. Jr.. Hackensack. N.J.; daughter, Mrs. Marc E. Sayers. Lauderdale Lakes; sister, Anne Graye. New Jersey; 10 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren. B aldw ln-Falrchlld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. Is in charge of arrangements. Evrning Herald IUSPS4II ZSS1 SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. DISPLAY/SALES 220$ W. 25th St. Sanford, FL 22771 3 2 3 -6 0 8 5 EXTENDED FORECAST! Tuesday, October 30. m * Vol. 77, No. M Nhllthed Daily and Iunsay, m e e t Saturday hy The Santard Herald, ln<. MS N. French Ave., laniard, Fla. m n . Setend Clan Pattest Paid at tenterd. Flerida m n Wednesday through Friday ; A warm period with mostly (air weather Wednesday, then a c h a n c e o f s h o w e r s so u th Thursday and Friday. Lows near 70 extreme north to upper 70s south. Highs mostly mid 80s to near 90. 0 EMI EMM K m U l MY.4M M• H u u m A Nr Emid $$MhM M Ike E ln M ik E I N$ lento P$Ma ***-**** ft Heme Delivery: Week, II.Hi Meath, M 11: 1 Menttu, tl *.Hi * Mentha. U7.M( Year, Ul.tt. By Mail: Week tIJfj Menlh, M.eei t Meath*, HI M: t Meath*. ui.Mi Year, Phene (Mil J31-UII. �**!' 4 Evening H arald, Sanford, FI. 7 -Eleven C le rk C h a rg e d In F o rg e ry W O RLD A Sanford 7-Elcvcn clerk has been charged with forgery and grand iheft for allegedly sieallug three American Express money orders and cashing them. Sheriff's deputies report that the man altered and signed three money orders with a combined value of $567.88. The money orders were cashed al Southeast and Sun banks In Sanford on Oct. 3 and 10. Gary Lynn Frymyer. 22. of Box 5. 3800 slate Road 427, was arrested ut the Seminole County Jail at 7:40 p.m. Monday after deputies w ere given sworn statements by bank tellers, which reportedly linked him to the case. Frymyer was being held today In lieu of $5,000 bond. IN BRIEF OPEC Discusses Where, How Much Oil Output To Be Cut GENEVA. Switzerland |UPI| — OPEC oil ministers, agreeing on an overall cut in production to bolster prices, began a second day of crisis talks today to share the reduct icn among cartel members. The 13 ministers quickly agreed at their first day of talks Monday on an overall OPEC cutback of 1.5 million barrels a day. That would reduce to 16 million barrels a day the carters current combined production celling of 17.5 million barrels. Ministers said the cutback would remain In force for some two months or until prices return to the 829 per barrel OPEC base price through increased winter demand In the Industrial nations. i f th e c o n fe r e n c e can a g r - e on s h a rin g the 1.5-mllllon-barTcl reduction, the cutback would come Into force this Thursday. Saudi Arabian oil minister Sheik Ahmed Zakl Yamanl told reporters late Monday night. Saudi Arabia as the biggest OPEC producer was expected to absorb up to two-thirds of the total reduction. BUROLARIES ft THEFTS When Kristopher Edwards. 35. of Orlando, left his boat, motor and trailer on Interstate 4 In Seminole County after a tire on the trailer blew out he expected his property to still be there when he returned with a spare lire, but It wasn't. The Items, with a total value of $7,300. were stolen between 6:30 and 7:15 p.m. Sunday, according to a shertlTs report, Jewish Terrorists Attack Bus JERUSALEM 1UP1I — A Jewish terrorist group has claimed responsibility for a missile attack that killed an Arab passenger on a bus. wounded 10 others and sparked protests In the occupied West Hank. Israeli troops fired tear gas lo disperse rock-throwing Palestinian students at Bethlehem University Monday to protest the attack on the bus 24 hours earlier. A note signed by the “ Avengers’ ' and retrieved by police warned of more attacks to come unless 20 Jews charged with terrorism are freed. Police Minister Halm Uar-Lcv, who said the Sunday attark outside the gray stone wall surrounding the Old City of Jerusalem was carried out by Jewish extremists, was to report to the Knesset. Israel's parliament, today on the Investigation Into the anti-tank missile strike. No arrests have been reported. A spokesman for the five-man team Investigating the attack told Israel Radio that three or four extremists were suspected of responsibility for the assault, carried out In apparent retaliation for the killing of two young Jewish hikers last week. Iran Massing For Offensive BAGHDAD. Iraq (UPJ| — Diplomats and military experts say Iran Is massing troops and equipment for a new push Into Iraq across the strategic Shutt al Arnb waterway on the southern front of the 4-ycur-old Persian G; .if war. Up lo 5.000 boats purchased by Iran recently from the United Stoles and western European countries have been concentrated In stuglng areas for the offensive, sources from Western. Arab and Aslan nulluns said Monday. One military expert said Iran was preparing to launch the attack within the next month. He said Iranian plans call for a "limited offensive." Other sources said Iraq was expecting a major drive on the southern front, where the strategic port of Basra, the second largest city In the country. Is located. The, sources said Iranian.and lrPfiPP h r a w y i i r l U l e r y . d u e l s d u r i n g t h e p a s k 4 R h o u r s lu . u n . a r c u 1 3 A radial arm saw worth $250 was stolen from a shed behind a burned-out house on state Road 427 near Tuscawllla Road. In south Seminole County. The saw was taken between Friday and Sunday, according to a report owner Harvey Slayton. 48, of Oviedo, filed with deputies. A rifle and scope with a total value of $335 was stolen from the home of Donald Michael Polsley, 29. of 1785 Palm Way. Gcncvu. Thursday or Friday. Action Reports * Fire i ★ Courft * Police B e a l according to a sheriffs report. Ivan Sllvcratry. 38. of 105 J o a n n e C o u rt. A lta m o n te Springs, gave sheriffs deputies the name of a suspect who may have taken 22 pieces of crystal and $160 when shr left his home for Tampa on Oct. 20. deputies report. A $500 gold cigarette lighter and n $2,250 gold watch were stolen from a kitchen counter In the home of Paul H. Marks. 66. oT 127 Red C e d a r D r iv e . Longwood. on Oct. 12. Marks (old deputies that several people Including repairmen were in the home when the Items were taken. KNIFEMAN CHARGED An Altamonte Springs man who reportedly threatened a woman with a knife during a dispute has been charged with aggravated ass.mil and battery. Altamonte Springs police re­ p o r t t a l k i n g w ith L in d a Rawlctgh. 36, of 556 Spanish Trace Drive, Altamonte Springs, within minutes uflcr they saw her screaming and running from a suspect outside her apartment. She reportedly told the officers the man had ripped her apart­ ment furnishings apart and had threatened her with a knife. Richard Falzarano. 34. of Longwood. also said he had been hit In the chest by the man. a police report said Police received permission to enter the apartment and re­ ported finding a knife stuck In a Jar of peanut butter on the floor In front of the couch In the living room. David Michael Laync, 23. of 566 Spanish Trace Drive, was arrested at his home al 10:07 p.m. Saturday. He was released on $5,000 bond. CHANGE BANDIT The manager ol a laundromat was robbed late Thursday after a man struck her. Candida Monroy. 53. of De­ ltona. told police she was In the office of Al's Laundry Mat. 401 E. 1st St., at 4:20 p.m. when a man walked In and struck her on the forehead with hts fist. The man then took $85 In change belonging to her. FIRE CALLS The Sanford Fire Department responded to the following calls, Sunday —4:14 p.m.. 1305 Shepherd DU1 ARREST The following person has been arrested In Seminole County on a charge o f driving under the Influence: —Kenneth G. Holborn. 22. of Kissimmee, was arrested at 3:45 a.m. Sunday after his car failed to maintain a single lane on state Rodd 436 In Seminole County. B E W A R E O F TR IC K S . W IT H T H E TREATS Sanford Assistant Police Chid Herb Shea said Monday that Burton was shot In LaRue's parking lot al 3:30 a.m. Salurday. Burton loltl police thal a woman had approached him In LaRue's ami nskctl for help shortly before Ihc Lar closed. x-ray of fruit, candy ...site free bolloont, coloring book, and emergency handbook. OCT. 31 7 - 8:30 pm Shea said that Bui ion had loltl police ihai he was shot while talking with the assailant In the parking lot. A representative of LaRue's Monday c la rifie d the bar's address and mild dial the bur dosed at 2 a.m. Saturday Central Florida Regional Hospital t tm iliiiB S P H I ’ '. f t . - ' •e • Divers Search For Priest's Body WARSAW, Poland (UPII — Divers braved the strong currents and whirlpools of a river In northern Poland In a futile search for the body of a popular pro-SolIdartty priest apparently killed by Interior Ministry security agents. A government statement broadcast on national radio Monday said two of the three Interior Ministry security agents held In the kidnapping of the Rev. Jerzy Popleluszko admitted dumping his body In a waterway In northern Poland. ffi ^ fe P u m p A n j: HOSPITAL NOTES $750,000 WarthO f Muscle ribOur Savers. DISCHARGES San lord Franco* E. Camoron ADMISSIONS Chariot!. A. Towll. Sanford Amy E Csmptell. Allamonlt Springy Eltwl M. Comptwll. Doltona D .m tl F Rikowtkl Sr.. Doltona Michaol D Madigan. Conara Ave.. rescue. An J l-year-old boy was treated for second-degree burns on his shoulder after another boy doused him with a hot liquid. —4:38 p.m.. 2701 George Ave., rescue. A 27-year-old man who dislocated his hip playing foot­ ball war. taken to the hospital. —9:50 p m.. 25lh Street and Sanford A ven u e, rescue. A 38-year-old woman was treated for a nose bleed after she was Involved In a car accident, Michelle Eckert. 38. of Geneva, refused transport to the hospital. Monday —7:19 a.m.. 2010 Oak Ave.. false alarm. C o rre ctio n In Sunday's H e ra ld account ol William D. Burton of Oneida. N.Y.. having been shot In Ihe leg while Irylng Saturday lo talk a would-be rapist out ol assaulting a woman In Ihc parking lot of LaRue's Bar. 2601 S. Park Drive. Sanford. Ihe address ol LaRue's wus given us 2467 S. Park Ave.. Sanford. 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The In s id e - O u t s id e H o u se In th e Longwood Historical District Is Inhab­ ited by the ghost of a black cat named Brutus, who lived In the house about 100 years ago with a retired sea captain and his wife, "W e first became aware of Brutus — not his ghost — when we were reviewing the history of the InsideOutside House prior to its move from Altamonte Springs." revealed Betty Jo McLeod, who along with her partner. Dorothy Pierson, had the house moved and restored. Built In New England by the seafaring man In about 1870. the house was dismantled when he ■. moved to Florida. The panels were brought down the East Coast by ship, up the St. Johns to Sanford by barge and by mule cart to the Boston Avenue site In Altamonte Springs. The house stood at that location for 100 years. Saved from destruction, it was moved to the Longwood Histori­ cal District. It got its name because it was built with the frame on the outside of the walls. (U S P S 411 JM ) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Tuesday, Octobe JO, 19*4—zA Way ns D. Dayla, Pubtlihar Thomas Giordano, Managing Editor Malvln Adkins, Advortising Director Home Delivery: Week, *1.10: Monlh. *4 75; 3 Months. *14 25: 6 Months. *27 00; Year. *51 00 By Mall: Week. • 1.50; Monlh. *6 00:3Months. *IB 00; 0 Months. *32 50; Year, *60 00_________________________________ _____ Jail Work Tax Deserves Support One o f the eight ballot questions Sem inole C ounty voters w ill be faced with Nov. 6 Is o f particular Im portance to county residents. It*s the question o f a one-tim e sales tax Increase — proposed by S h eriff John Polk and agreed to unanim ously by the board o f county com m issioners — to im prove the current Jail facilities. Watch The Miners' Strike It Is, how ever, a sim ple matter; This county needs the Jail expansion and related Im ­ provem ents; the one-cent sales tax Is limited to one year only (through 1985); and. it applies only to the first $1,000 In purchases In any single transaction, so the Impact Is not so great. If the sales tax is defeated, It m ay cost Sem inole County taxpayers a lot m ore In the long run. W ith a presidential election campaign under way In the United States, the American public has paid little heed to events taking place across the Atlantic this fall. The violent coal miners' strike In Great Britain, however. Is worthy of close attention by the U.S. public. Britain la America's oldest and closest ally. Anything that causes profound disruption In Britain should be of Interest and concern to Americans. What's happened In Britain is that Arthur Scarglll. the leftist head of the coal miners' union, has directed a national strike which threatens Britain's economy and social peace. Ironically, the strike was called without the approval of the coal miners. Militants In the union waged open warfare against miners who didn't want to strike. Peter Walker. British Secretary of State for Energy, recently pointed out that "these men have day after day been threatened by mobs from outside their own communities, mobs which have used violence and Intimidation." The unarmed British police have been brutally attacked and even ambushed by sinking miners. Mr. Scarglll has Introduced u poisonous spirit Into British labor relations. As Mr. Walker wrote In a letter to the Anglican Bishop of Durham, who supports the strikers. Mr. Scarglll "has always favored conflict as opposed to participation, because he believes It Is by conflict with the existing system that his utopia will be achieved." Putting o ff the planned 1985 expansion o f 500 m ore beds would on ly com pound the problem . In addition to m ore beds, Polk says the project w ill Include construction o f Jail access roads from U.S. 17-92, needed renova­ tions at the courthouse, such as additional courtroom s; addin g Im proved security de­ vices, such as a m etal detector; and putting in bullet-proof protection around Judges and witnesses tn the courtroom s, as w ell as constructing a sally port w here deputies can d rive up to the courthouse w ith prisoners, w alk directly Into the building, then to holding cells without m ixing with the general population outdoors or In the hallways T h e county w as given authority by the legislature to levy the one-cent sales tax for th e 1985 y e a r o n ly , a n d b eca u se th e e s tim a te d $1 3.2 m illio n the tax w ou ld generate goes for crim inal Justice Im prove­ ments. the tax applies only to the first $1,000 In purchases in any single transaction. So. b u y in g a $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 ca r w o u ld co st the consum er $510 In sales tax. Instead o f $500 ...Just $10 m ore. Sem in ole County voters should m ake It a point Nov. 6 to look closely at Card C. turn It over to the back side, find where It says "C rim in a l Justice Facilities Sales T a x ," and m ark It w here It Indicates they're to do b o "fo r financing crim inal Justice facilities." Please W rite Lsttsrs to ths editor ere welcome for publication. All letters must be signed end Include e moiling address end, if possible, e telephone number. The Evening Herald reserves the right to edit letters to avoid libel and to accommodate apace. WASHINGTON WORLD ANTHONY HARRIGAN A n d because It Is extrem ely Important to local residents, we share the same concern S h e r iff Polk does: T h at the referendum question on the one-cent sales tax Increase m ay be hidden to voters or m ay be Ignored because It's located on the back o f Card C, or. the third o f three ballot cards voters will use to' vo te on candidates and various constitu­ tional questions. W e'll elaborate. If the referendum Is not passed, says Polk. It Is likely that by 1985 the county will be under a federal court order, to expand the existing Jail by 500 beds. That could result In a bond Issue carrying an Interest tab o f $23 m illion. Currently, there are 236 beds at the county Jail, and problem s o f overcrow ding arc constant. Polk estim ates he'll need 1,000 beds by the year 2000. , long ago while driving home from work. She said there was a light on in an upstairs room and she saw a big black cat sitting In the window outlined against the light. "While Mary Ann Vandlgrlff and Angie Romaguso operated their Bloomin' Accents business In the house, they reported several times their silk flowers got scattered about as though a cat had been playing with them." said Betty Jo. While setting up shop. Dorothy Glffln. who now owns and operates the Culinary Cottage there, heard a scratching and a ruckus Inside the closet under the spiral stairs. She opened the door and saw nothing, but something came out. brushing against her leg. "I felt It." she declared. Even the adjacent Browser's Barn cat. Painter, has had a close en­ counter. The first time he explored the spiral staircase, he got to the top. wheeled around and came flying down with fur standing on end and his tall puffed out Nobody had to open the front door for him. Betty Jo said Brutus, who ac­ com p an ied the captain on his voyages, was an excellent sailor. He was first ashore and last aboard In every port. When he retired from the sea. so did Brutus and when the beloved feline died, the captain built him an ornate teakwood casket. The first person to become aware of B r u t u s ' p r e s e n c e w a s D en n i Manzulto, then a teenagrr. now manager of Petty's Meat Market in Longwood. Denni and her parents were helping with the first public showing of the house In a Historic Society walking tour. Assigned to the second floor, she came downstairs for a few minutes and when she went back up the spiral staircase she entered the room in lime to see the rocking chair give a lurch as If Impelled by something. She let out a startled scream. Her dad, Jim. who was at the foot of the stairs, raced up to see the chair still rocking On that day. Denni declared. "It's haunted.' Denni. still firm in her belief.^ reports an actual sighting not too The strike, ostensibly, is over the planned closure of coal pits which are unproductive. The nationalized Coal Board wants to shut them down. The union leadership Is d e te r m in e d that the p its be operated, despite the fact that they are uneconomic. Scargllllsm In Britain represents a very serious threat to democracy In the country where democracy was created. Mr. Scarglll denes the courts. He em ploys extralegal means to overcome the decisions of constituted authorities. Many thoughtful Briton! fear the spread of violence In their country. They believe that Parliament Is In danger of being pushed aside by u n ion m ilita n ts w ho e m p lo y stormtrooper tactics. The union m ilita n ts, com bined w ith the equally militant anti-nuclear pro­ testers. represent a strong force operating against democracy and the rule of law. k j j ■ V I A s ■i - w Campaign Debates W orthy? By Arnold Sawlslak UP I Senior Editor JEFFREY HART The Ferraro Issue"* A couple of weeks ago. the whole Ferraro-Zaccaro matter was big news, but it now seems to have collapsed, somewhat mysteriously, an a campaign issue. Nol that the questions that were then asked h a v e ull b e e n a n s w e r e d satisfactorily. But Ferraro held u le n g th y p ress c o n fe r e n c e in Washington, fended off and ducked the most unwelcome qucsVans. and seem s to h a ve su cceed ed In toughing It out. Who knows. Perhaps the election is shaping up as so one-sided that people have lost Interest In what Ferraro and Zaccaro did or did not do. Perhaps a nation tired of filling out forms is not interested In whether Ferraro filled hers out deceptively. It could be that Fer­ raro's fight with the Catholic bish­ ops over abortion attracted atten­ tion away from her other problems. But those problems, in fact, re­ main. Several different Investiga­ tions are now going forward. In­ cluding one by the House Ethics Committee, and a number of news­ papers have assigned investigative teams to the case. At the present time, here Is the state of the action. I. Mrs. Ferraro's uppareru at­ tempt to avoid disclosure of her husband's sources of Income on her Federal Disclosure Form has col­ lapsed completely. Her excuse was thul she didn't profit from her husband's activities and was largely Ignornnl of them. She was. howev­ er. un officer In his firm and reported Iter profits therefrom not to Congress but to the IRS. Her political campaigns were run from the couple's Lafayette Street office. The House Ethics Committee Is not amused. The Federal Disclosure Form Is a sworn stutement. and falsification on it would amount to lying under oath. 2. In the course of her first race for Congress. In 1978. Mrs. Ferraro borrowed from her husband more than 23 times the nmount permitted by law. When forced by the Federal Election Commission to return this money, she sold a piece of real estate to raise It. As has now come out. she sold It to one o f her husband's business associates for a much higher price than she had paid for It. He then sold It to. of all people. John Zaccaro. Zaccaro himself thus appears to have put up much of the money Ferraro was required by the FEC to "pay back.? Furthermore, the FEC penalized Zaccaro for all of this with a light fine, basing Its decision on his sworn statement that he had loaned Ferraro the money after receiving legal advice that It was permissible. W ASH IN G TO N IUPI) - That astute observer of American poll: tics. Horace Busby, says presl-, dentlal debates are a disservice to the voters because they lead them to believe the election is between two men. Not so, says Busby. The choice is between two ways o f conducting government and the two candidates merely personify those choices. Busby, who does his thinking for business clients, also has some interesting comments on modem presidential campaigns, which he says "d o not win elections." First, he says, the frantic Jethopping campaigns that have been the rule since the late 1960s are a waste of time, effort and money. He says the candidates are trying to grab 20-30 seconds o f prim e network television time, which in the best case adds up to only 2.5, minutes a week. For Busby, the only practical- function of all this running around Is to galvanize local campaign workers, and he says-that could be done more efficiently In other ways, such as with closed-circuit televi­ sion. -' Second, Busby deplores what he calls the American "proclivity for romanticizing the past o f their p olitics" — torchlight parades, "Chautauqua" type shows and de­ bates. The whistle-stop campaign train Is another of these antiquities, one which a veteran political sched­ uler said recently Is Invariably suggested in the planning o f every presidential campaign. He never says why he thinks the public likes these old-fashioned po; Iltical usages, even though that might have some significance. A modest suggestion from this comer would be that this nostalgia might have to do with the general feeling of Isolation that many feel In our society and the specific feeling of disengagement many feel from our politics and politicians. Many have deplored the steady erosion of voter turnout since 1960. and maybe, just maybe, the yearn­ ing for politics that touches the Individual may have something to do with that trend. It certainly Is true that there Is very little spontaneity or what John Nalsbllt calls "high touch" left In modern politics. In the old days, people could walk to a town or city square or the local railroad station and sec and listen to politicians. JACK ANDERSON BERRYS WORLD "H ey I work with Dem ocrats, Republicans — whatever. I'm a sleaze consultant!" CIA Nearly Compromised Bush WASHINGTON - George Bush's brief tenure as CIA director has been both a blessing and a curse for the vice president. On the plus side. It has added a certain cachet to hla foreign-policy credentials In the quest for high office. But Bush's year at the CIA has also led to a presumption by many In the agency that he Is "our man in the White House." That attitude Is the most charita­ ble explanation for two potentially compromising episodes when Bush was Introduced socially to under­ cover agents mixed up in a CIAfront business. It later went broke, costing Investors millions of dollars. In neither case was there a need for the CIA men to meet the vice president. The encounters were apparently arranged by CIA Arid officials for no better reason than to satisfy a craving among the under­ cover troops to rub elbows with a celebrity. The two incidents occurred In Hawaii. My associates Dale Van Alta and Indy Badhwar uncovered the story while Investigating claims made by Honald Ray Kcwald tt it A the CIA was behind his Honolulu Investment firm, whose collapse led to his Indictment for fraud, tax evasion and perjury. The accounts of Bush's brushes with the undercover men came from four separate sources. They lend credence to other evidence that the CIA considered Rewald’s firm and Its 50 subsidiaries and affiliated enterprises an extremely valuable cover for widespread CIA operations In the Pacific. On July 2. 1981, the vice presi­ dent was in Hawaii on his way back from the Philippines. In the evening, at the Invitation of u friend from Dallas, he boarded a sailboat for a sunset cruise along the coast off Honolulu. Also Invited on the cruise were one of Rewald's men (a Honolulu policeman! and Jack Klndschl. who had been Rewald's CIA superior and later went to work for him at the Investment firm. The evening was purely social, but allowed the CIA-related guests to bask In the camaraderie of the one-time agency director who had made good. Rewald's brief encounter with Bush occurred at Hlckam Air Force Base. Initially. Rewald had been told by the CIA's Honolulu station chief. Jack Rardln. that Bush would come to dinner or a cocktail party at Rewald's mllllon-dollar Honolulu home, which he had bought from Lon Nol. the former prime minister of Cambodia. But the Secret Service nixed the idea on security grounds. So Rewald was chaufTeured Instead to Hlckam. His driver. Franklin Klpllil. was also used to drive other CIA personnel around, the agency has acknowl­ edged. Rewald was taken directly to the headquarters of the Air Force's Pacifk- commander. Not far away, Air Force Two. the vice president's sllver-and-blue plane, was sitting on the tarmac. The occasion was a social gather­ ing. duly recorded by an Air Force photographer. Several military of­ ficials were present, along with CIA station chief Rardin. Rewald and one of his employees who was a deep-cover CIA agent. Presumably, Rardln was known ' to Bush as the C IA c h ie f In Honolulu. Rewald was Just as obvi­ ously unknown to the vice presi­ dent. Rardln gave Bush this coded introduction of Rewald: "H e la a friend who has been Invaluable. He has done a wonderful Job for ua here and Is still helping us." Bush shook hands with Rewald ' and thanked him for hla help. That was It. Rewald drifted off Into the * crowd and didn't speak with Bush 1 again. For his part. Bush has told a close associate he may have met the man. but doesn't remember It. The only significance to the lncl-: dent lies In its very triviality. , A p p a ren tly Just as a m orale- , boosting sop to Rewald. the CIA station chief thoughtlessly put the vice president in a compromising situation. The public Introduction lent, , Bush's unwitting prestige to Re- . wald’s Investment .oM ipany. Aa . evidence o f Rewald's high-level connections, it might have en-. couragcd Investors.to sink money Into his Investment firm. �*' * ■I . A I l . § E v n ln g H t r ild . Sanlord. PI. Supreme Court To Review Mitchell Wiretapping Case # * By Elisabeth Olson UPI Supreme Court Reporter WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Supreme Court said Monday It will review former Attorney General John Mitchell s In­ v o l v e m e n t In a p p r o v i n g wiretapping of private conversa­ tions In the early 1970s in the name of national security. Mitchell, who was the nation's lop law enforcement officer un­ der President Nixon, appealed a ruling that could force him to face trial over the amount of money damages owed for wairant less electronic surveillance In 1970. Also today, the Justices said they will decide whether the Reagan administration can bar legal defense groups from shar­ ing In money federal workers donate during Ihe government's yearly charily drive. The government appealed a federal appeals court ruling that allows the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund and other simitar legal groups to receive some of the more than $100 million federal workers donate to charily annually. In other action Monday, the court: —Said It will decide If federal Medicaid funds can only be used to reimburse states for care of approved a lap on the telephone patients In traditional mental of William Davldon. a Havcrford Institutions, or if care provided College professor, to gaihrr In­ in new developed "Intermediate formation about Ihe bombing care facilities" Is also covered. plan. —Will rule on whether the Before the wiretap was dis­ government can be held liable continued on Jan, 0. 1971. three for the death of a serviceman conversations between Davldon who was murdered by a fellow and a friend. Keith Forsyth were soldier while they were off duty recorded. Forsyth, now an and off their Texas base. electrical engineering student in The Mitchell case is the latest Philadelphia, sued In 1972. In a string of lawsuits to be (lied claiming the taps violated his against the former attorney gen­ constitutional rights. eral for warrantless wiretapping. The case bounced around In Earlier this month, the high federal courts for years, finally courl rejected on appeal by reaching Ihe Supreme Courl the Rabbi Melr Kahanc. an Ameri­ first time In 1981 R»r review of can who Is a member of llic two rulings lhal Mitchell was nni Israeli parliament, and the Jew­ completely Immune from dam­ ish Defense League from a ruling ages because he was acting as an throwing out their sull against administrator, not a prosecutor Mitchell for wiretapping tin ■— who. under a 1978 ruling. Is entitled to be shielded from group. The case accepted Monday money awards — In approving arose In 197U when the Mil s the wiretaps. A new round of court hearings Philadelphia office learned of plans to destroy utility tunnels resulted In Mitchell's claims for beneath federal buildings In both complete and lesser — or Washington. D C., tn protest the qualified — immunity being re­ Vietnam War. j e c t e d . O n c e a g a in . Ihe The FBI later heard that three Philadelphia appeals court ruled members of the same group had Mitchell was not completely hatched a plan to kldnup Henry shielded from the consequences Kissinger, then Nixon's national of his approval of wiretapping, even fo r national secu rity security alTalrs assistant. On Nov. 6. 1970. Mitchell reasons. Top Test Takers Jim Thompson, assistan t p rin c ip a l of Seminole High School, center, presents a letter of commendation to Brian Graham, left, and Rodriqulz Alexander. The two seniors scored In the upper seven percent of 73,000 black students who took the National M erit Scholarship Qualifying Test last year. Auto Workers Reach Agreement With Ford By MichcUne Maynard UPI Anto Writer DETROIT (UPI) - The United Auto Workers said Monday a new three-year contract with Ford Motor Co. that Includes a three-year moratorium on plant closings has been upprovrd by a 65 percent "y e s" vote. Results from the union showed the vote was 33,312 In favor and 18.366 against. There are 114.000 hourly workers at the No. 2 automaker. The final margin Is somewhat slimmer fi'-sw^the 72 percent backing the pact had during balloting, which ended Sunday night. But support was stronger for the Ford contract than for a similar pact at GM. "This new agreement represents a major step forward In Job security. Improved economic well being, and better pension benefits for UAW-Ford members." said UAW President Owen Bleber and Vice President Stephen Yoklch In a statement. The contract will be signed by UAW and Ford officials on Wednesday. The pact follows a pattern set In a recently approved General Motors Corp. contract that Includes wage and Job security pro­ grams. The Ford pact was reached Oct. 14 after a marathon 25 VS hour bargaining session. A higher approval rate was expected from Ihe less militant rank-and-file Ford workers than from their fellow members at GM. where tough attitudes produced a relatively slim 57.4 percent vote of approval. Ford woikers two years ago approved n $1 billion concessions pact on a 76 percent vote. The key difference between Ihe two contracts Is the three-year moratorium on plant closings. The Ford contract also Includes a pilot child care program and another that would treat workers' emotional problems. As In the GM pact, the Ford contract calls for wage Increases ranging between 1 (HTccnt and 3.5 percent, depending on Ihe worker's Job classification. The typical assembler will receive a 2.25 |>erccnl first year Increase, or 15 cents on hour, on lop of current wages of $9.60 an hour or $21,900 per year. A Brief Look A t Luxury Haitian Refugees Land Near Posh Resort ( Tuew lay. Oct. 30, 1 H 4 - S A MIAMI. (UPI) - Seven Haitian men were In the caged confines o f the Kromc Avenue federal detention center on the edge of the Everglades Monday after a brief look at South Florida luxury. The neatly dressed refugees landed early Sunday from a battered motorboat and dinghy ut Sallllsh Point Resort, near Stuan. one of south Florida's most cxclusIveUevelopmtnis. The Haitians, ranging In age from the mid-teens to mld-40s. said they began their 120-mlle, 6 Whour Journey from Freeport. Bahamas, late Saturday aboard un 18-foot bowrlder and an 8-foot dinghy. The refugees wandered around the resort community. Its golf course and country club for more than an hour before securi­ Youth Sues Church After Tripping Over Bricks A Winter Springs boy and his parents are suing a church for Injuries the youth reportedly received when he tripped over a brick or block while attending a youth group meeting. Keith Grajada. 15. and his parents. Frank and Carolyn Grajada. filed suit Thursday against the W inter Springs Community Evangelical Church. 413 S. Alderwood St., and the church's Insurer. State Farm and Casualty Company. The boy. In one count. Is a s k in g fo r an u n s p e c ifie d amount of damages In excess of $5,000. as are his parents In a second count. The suit maintains that on Nov. 17, 1081. the younger Grajada was attending a Junior Youth Group Meeting supervised by empolyces of the church. The suit states the church was negligent In maintaining and controlling the area, which led to Ihe youth tripping over a brick or block and injuring himself. The complaint also stated the employees did not warn the children o f the bricks piled around trees on the church's property. The bricks were re­ portedly In an upright or Jagged condition that were hazardous and dangerous. The suit also maintains that the employees failed to overaee the group k n o w in g that th e y w o u ld become playful If unsupervised and allowed to run and play on th e c h u r c h g r o u n d s u n ­ restricted. According to the boy’s suit, he tripped and fell over a brick or block and thereby received grievous personal injury and damage. He said the Injury shocked, bruised, sprained and cut In and about his left knee and body. Internal organa and nervous system and caused or a g ­ gravated an arthritic condition. He said he suffered great mental and physical pain, as well as mental anguish, embar­ rassment, loos o f earnings and permanent dlmlnlshment of his overall earning capacity upon becoming 18 years old. He Is also suing for related medical expenses. His parents said they have suffered mental anguish about their son's Injury and will Incur medical expenses. They are asking for damages, court costs and a trial by jury. ty guards spotted them about 6:45 u.m. EST and notified the Martin County sheriffs office, officials said. Alberto Durogcnr. 26. one of only two o f the Haitians who spoke English, told a Sallllsh Point guard that each of the refugees paid $600 to come to Notice of their achievement will be sent to t,300 colleges across the country. Graham is the son of M r. and M rs. W illie Graham, o! 1707 Peach Ave., Sanford. Alexander is the son of M r. and Mrs. Tyrone Alexander, 1619 W. 16th St., Sanford. Drug Users Were The First To Wear Witches’ Outfits TALLAHASSEE IUIH1 - A botany professor says ilia black g o w n s , in ) 1 h a t s a n d l>iv>om*Wvk*>S?r>fcd by witches had their origins with dru*t users In the 15th century. Dr. Loran C. Anderson of Florida Slate University said Monday the drug users began wearing the gowns and hats to hide their Identities at night­ time parlies when the Roman Catholic Church clumped down on drug use. calling It satantc. "Plants with mind-altering properties were widely experi­ mented with by people during the Middle Ages and the Re­ naissance." he said. He suld the brooms and witches' brews had* iheir or­ igins during the same period, he said. "Because these members ol Ih e t o m a t o f a m i l y a re poisonous If taken orally, wit­ ches — that Is. underground drug users — cooked the plants In p l g f a t t o m a k e a psychoacllve salve." he said "They would dtp brooms Into Ihe brew and paint thetr bodies with ft. The drug would be absorbed through the skin." the United Stales, where they hoped to find Jobs. Hr also said they were sup­ posed to contact a minister In Miami. They arrived without any Identification, officials said. Sheriffs officers seized the boats. Roger L. Berry Detlgnsted by the Florida Bar in Criminal Law and Family Law. - And * George B. 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S1PC Pu Pol Adv Hep , * : „ • �j - ^X . •—• •, - 9^0 ■* t/ / ♦»% * '** t SPORTS That's Harry...Landing On His Feet, Again Doug Peters plrkrd up the telephone and was rrady to call the "Men with the White Coats" as Harry "The Ram" Nelson leap-frogged around his office following Friday's 3-0 stunner over Apopka. Nelson bounced from the floor to the couch to a reporter's desk leaving mud and wet grass as reminders of the soggy conditions outside. Nelson, the eccentric 48-year-old coach of the Lake Mary Rams, was definitely having a good time. If somebody would have tossed him a horn, he could have done a great Harpo Marx Imitation. Offensive line coach Al Parker was powerless to do anything but observe. Defensive whiz Dob Decker looked like he wanted to join In. Only Peters, a rookie to Nelson's schizophrenia, was aghast. He started to dial 9...1... when Decker Interrupted. "W alt a minute Doug, he hasn't done his backflip yet." aald Decker. " If he lands on his head, go ahead and dial the other 1." When the leap-frogging epidemic had subsided, however, there was Nelson landing feet first and firmly entrenched atop the Five Star Conference standings. “ That's Hnrry." was all the trio could reply Sam Cook _ Sports Editor £ with a shake of the noggin Is It any wonder that this Chicago-born motivator is a successful man? How could young men not relate to this exuberance? Harry Nelson Isn't afraid to bare his soul. He doesn't care who's watching. That's one of the reasons he Is the o n ly Central Florida coach to own a state champion­ ship (Dlshop Moore — 1970). And you better beileve It's contagious. Ask Lake Mary's defensive 11. Here's a group of Rammles who have been good but not great all year A look at the record does show two shutouts prior to Friday night, but the victims were Lyman and Dlshop Moore, two teams which have scored a total of 6 1 points In 15 games. So when the Blue Darters and the Rams were going through warmups, this reporter wandered over to a group of Lake Mary administrators (who will remain nameless to preserve their employ­ ment) and the concensus was; a 12- or 13-polnt heartbreak for Nelson and his boys If our calculations were correct. Of course, there was the Injury factor to consider. Sammie Smith. Florida's greatest run­ ning back, had a badly sprained ankle. Dut Apopka proved it was a pretty solid unit without Smith last week In controlling Lake Brantley. Smith departed that game before halftime and Apopka "held on" to a 24-7 victory. Apopka Just had too many things going for It. The Blue Darters were averaging 36 points per game. Mike Lowman would be a standout tailback In his own right without Sammie Smith v A lot of the Darters had played on last year's district champion. They were used to the big-game pressure. The defense was quick and huge. It was giving up Just over 10 points an outing. Yes. Apopka's Blue Darters had It all. but they didn't have Harr)' Nelson. And they didn't have Jeff Mcver. Marty Hopkins. Todd Nedrow. Kirk 1 Bee HARRY, Page 7A District Play Opens Today D e L a n d : TD Scam per W a s S et-U p By J Richards Special to the Herald It was a set-up Job from the start. DeLand High School's shocking 57-yard touchdown burst against Seminole High on the game’s first series. K n o w n as an a l m o s t exclusively a powrr-l Interiorrunning team. DeLand did' nothing to dispel the notion on the gam e's first four plays, tailback James Patrick finding little room for two plays over the right side of the Seminole de­ fense. On the third down. Patrick took the same play to the left side, got a few crisp blocks and nlllhcred up a seam In the SHS backfleld for eight yards and a first down. Convinced the next play would be more of the same. Tribe defenders crept In toward the middle, and Darryl Harris at first looked as tf he were going to.try the right side of the SHS forward wall again. Dut Harris bounced out to the sidelines — at or Just past the line of scrimmage — and outlegged at least three SHS backs who had good angles on him to the game's first score. "W e planned It that way.'* confessed DeLand quarterback Ferrol Gordon after the 14-9 Dulldog victory. "That's Just what our oflenslve line coach (Pat Ncalls) and (head) coach (Dave) Hiss set up for us to do on the first series." It was fortunate for DeLand that play worked, because from that point on an angry Seminole High defense almost completely shut down the Dulldog ofTense. DcLand's second score came ofT a disputed fumble recovery at the SHS 10. While Seminole shut down the 'Dog running game, and the T rib e offen sive line helped Establish a respectable SHS ground attack. Dut It was u lack of pass blocking that set up the DeLand defense to deny any serious Seminole attempts to get back Into the game. Sa|d 6-4, 300-pound 'Dog de­ fensive tackle John Brown and tenacious m iddle linebacker Mike Studley after the game, Seminole Just didn’t execute Its pass blocks on the Inside — especially in the crucial third and fourth quarters. "W e put In a stunt with the linebacker and the tackle and they never picked It up." said Studley. "I expected them to close the gap down and play tougher (on passes) than they did." added Drown. "Dut once I got their guards ofT my ankles. I was able to get Inside pretty easy." Seminole coach Jerry Posey was livid over the officiating, baiting nearby linesmen and, after the gam e, the referee crew's chief. "You blew three calls." yelled the Tribe boss to a rapidly retreating zebra. He was referring to; • Mike Whelchel's alleged fumble od a clear forward pass attempt to set up the second DeLand score. • a W hclchcl deliberate downing th i ball on a sideline pass — when (he SHS QB had two receivers 10 yards upheld along the same sidelines — but was bumpered by two DeLand defenders forcing hint out. • And. apparently, for not c a l l i n g a n o th e r d e lib e ra te downing the ball penalty on Whclchcl when he threw the ball out of the end zone when all his receivers wet e covered. Pritchard. Scott Sperazza. Billy Caughell an«] Mike Graham. All played grrat defensively. Nelson screams and yells to motivate. Thl^ might fall on deaf ears against a cast without talent. The Lake Mary players are good but they're not any better than those at Apopka] Seminole or Lake Brantley. They Just wanted li more Friday night. That's the difference coaching makes. Nelson Isn't afraid to tell you who's boss. He'll berate an assistant Just as quickly as a player. After the game, he makes It known that It was nothin# personal. It was Just the heat of battle. That's Harry. That s why Nelson's assistants are so very Important. It's no fun to get dressed down In fronj of everybody. It would probably cause some tq pack In the clipboard and head back to thg classroom. Dut this Lake Mary staff, like Its players. know$ Nelson's penchant for "controlled Insanity.'! They don't pick up the phone. Or In Peters' case} they don't dial all three numbers. Dittrkl AAAA »t<S*4ul< TaSjf'l |l"H Wmlnota vt Sprue, C r „ k . 4 p m W tS n x S iy 'i •<m il L ,k * M s r y v t Mainland. ) X p m Apopka vt. 0* Land. 1 p m . LaktMow,II vt. L a k ,B ra n llv y .t X p m Lyman vt. today’!nvlrvwr. Ip m By Chris Plster Herald Sports Writer HwsM P M i h Tm « v Visual B ig F ro sh B a ttle Lake M ary freshman football coach Jim Hughes huddles with quarterback Kelly McKinnon. Hughes and his trosh go after an unbeaten season tonight against Seminole at Lake M ary High. The Rams, 7-0, beat Seminole earlier this year, but Hughes said he Is leery of quarterback Jeff Blake's potent arm and the Tribe's four-game winning streak. McKinnon, Terry "The Cat" M iller and John "B a t­ tering R am " Curry are the Lake M ary standouts. Curry had four TD s last week while McKinnon booted seven consecutive extra points. Kickoff Is 7 p.m. Krieg's Blitz Buries C h arg ers SAN DIEGO (U PI) - The Seattle Seahawka Insist on sharing the center stuge In the AFC Western Dlvslon while the n Diego Chargers continue to le like u dimming light on ,Droadway. The Seuhawks wulked away with their first ever victory at San Diego Jack Murphy Stadium with a 24-0 triumph over the Chargers Monday night und stepped Into a a second-place tie wllh the Urn Angeles Raiders In the division behind Denver. The Chargers, meanwhile, dropped to the division base­ ment with a 4-5 mark. All five losses have been at the hands of a Pro Football divisional foes. Including Seattle twice. "I had excellent protection all day." said Seattle quarterback Dave Krteg. who was a sparkling 23-of-29 for 282 yards passing. "Steve Largent had another big duy. I thought It was going to be a much tougher and closer game." Largent Indeed had a big day. He caught all three of K rlegsTD jiasses Krleg. gaining 51 yards on four receptions. "It's very, very obvious Seattle played a fine game." Chargers coach Don Coryell said. "Krleg had u great night and his receivers caught everything." Seattle saftey Ken Easley picked off three passes — two from Dan Fouls and an Ill-fated halfback toss by Lionel James. Fouls was sacked six times and held to 200 yards passing. Seattle got things started late In the first quarter. After Easley picked off u Fouls (xuss ut the Seattle 4, Krleg needed only eight plays to drive 96 yards for the TD. Tw o plays after a tiO-yard txnnb lu wide receiver Daryl Turner. Krleg hit Largent with an 11-yard scoring strike. Corso: Reports Are Speculation DE KALB. III. (UPI) - Northern Illinois University football coach Lee Corso dismissed as speculation reports that he Is a leading candidate to become coach'of the new Orlando Renegades of the U.S. Football League. The O rla n d o S e n tin e l reported Sunday that Corso Is the "leading candidate" for the job to lead the Renegades. Corso met Friday night In Chicago with Renegade owners Don Dlzney and Jim English. " I had dinner with some people I've known for a long time. We didn't talk about me leaving at all," Corso told Public Radio station WNIU-FM on Monday. Corso. who was fired twu seasons ago from the head coaching Job at the University of Indiana. Is In his first season at NIU. The Huskies are 3-4-1 overall und 3-3-1 In the Mid-American Confer­ ence. "About one-third of the conversation was about me and the USFL and my feelings ubout It." said Corso. who during the year between coaching Jobs worked for AOC-TV as u USFL color commentator. Corso. struggling for a .500 record In his first College Football year with the Huskies, termed the discussion over the USFL post a "distraction." Last year, the Division I-A school won the MAC crown and the California Bowl under Coach Hill Mallory. Corso was hired last January after Mallory was picked to run the Indiana program. Later facing The Huskle Club. NIU's sports booster organization. Corso also was noncom­ mittal. " I can't speculate on It because It hasn't happened." he said, but noted he has aspirations to coach a pro teum. "I'v e been coaching college luotball for 25 years and some day I'd like to be a professional football coach." Corso told the boosters. "There's a hell of a lot of guys who'd like to be professional football coaches." Corso said the meeting pith the USFL owners was approved by NIU Athletic Director Robert Brigham. For much of the season, there was a three-way logjam for first place In the Five Star Conference vo llcb a ll race. Th ose three teams. Lake Howrll. Lyman and DeLand. all have the capability of winning the 4A-9 District Tournament which gets un­ derway today at 4 p.m. (one match only) at Lake Brantley High. Today's match pits eighthseeded Seminole against nin­ th-seeded Spruce Creek. The winner will play top-seeded Lyman In Wednesday's first round''TOHanV'm "other action Wednesday second-seeded Luke Howell goes up against Lake Brantley, third-seeded DeLand battles Apopka and fourthseeded Lake Mury faces Daytona Beach Mainland. Although Lake Howell won the Five Star Conference, the top seed went to Lym an since Lyman had beaten the Lady Silver Hawks In conference piny. The only upset of the regular season In district play was Apopka over DeLand. knocking the Lady Bulldogs out o f a shot at the top seed. Here Is a look at the 1984 4A-9 District Tournament wllh dis­ trict records In parentheses; Volleyball 'It's do or dio now and wo] have to bo ablo to |ust go out thoro and do It.' — Beth C o rso It showed they would be a tram reckon with In 1984. Lyman ha all but one starter back from Iasi year's team which made It to th4 semifinals. The Lady Greyhounds have strength In every aspect of the game. Lym an's starting sl^ consists of srnlors Regan Stump und Kim Voeks und Juniors Kit Forsyth. Shelia Mandy, Daw Boyesen and Lori Helms. Bene strength comes from Donna Bui Tammy Foss.’ Krlstfe Kalse M ich elle D ln k ew lcz. Rene Fllcklnger and Tracy Carroll. I Lyman, which lost Its lu?d match of the regular season l{> Lake Howell. Is looking to grt back ut the Lady Sliver Hawks Ip the finals. However, the Lady Greyhounds can't look past theiy first round opponent. Lake Howell (7-1) vs. Lake Brantley (2-6) The Lady Silver Hawks art reully fired up ufler ending the season by avenging an earlier loss to Lyman. Lake Howell ended the year as Five Star Conference champions and with a 13-3 record overall. The Lad]Hawks also wun their last six Seminole (1-7) t i . Spruce matches of the regular season. Creek(0-8) Lake Howell, like Lyman, hop Getting ofT to a good start will to avoid overconfidence In thy be Im portant for the Lady early rounds. It they can do tha^. Semlnoles. During the regular the Lady Silver Hawks can go p seuson. In which It had a 2-14 long way. overall record. Seminole won the " W e ' r e p s y ch ed up and first game of a match Just once, re a d y ." Lake Howell couoh against Spruce Creek The Teresa Tinsley suld. "W e had u Tribe's only district victory was really good practice Monday. We u 15-9. 15-8 win over Spruce did a lot of drills simulating Creek. game situations to prepare for "It's do or die now and we districts." have to be able to Just go out Lake Howell has a solid start­ there and do It," Seminole coach ing six und plenty of depth on Beth Corso suld. "W e hud a nice, the bench. The Lady Hawks long practice Friday and we were starters Include seniors Beth moving well und hitting well. Saunders. Eileen Thlebaulh. Now we have to do the same on Sandy Gillies, Kim Montegqy, the court and take It one match Melissa Schneider and Junior u tatlm e." Jolee Johnson. In order for Seminole to be Tinsley Is confident In her cfTcctlve. It must get the lull to bench and could call on anyone Beth Nelson os much as possi­ lo come In and get the Job done. ble. The Tribe’s senior leader is Those who have seen plenty of one of the best setters around, as action ofT the bench are Grace well as being an outstanding Ley. Kcllcc Johnson. Anltu all-around player, and she's (he Cechowskl. Mary Kay Scott and one that gets the offense going. Christy Tlbbltls. Seminole must also get Its serves DeLand (6-2) vs. Apopka (3-B) In and p l a y c o n s i s t e n t l y DcLand's Lady Bulldogs, the throughout the match. defending district champions, Along with Nelson, the Lady had better concentrate on beat­ Semlnoles will look for consis­ ing Apopka first Instead of re­ tent play from seniors Janet pealing as champions. Apopka Hauck. the team's top hitter, and upset the Bulldogs In conference Becky Baker and Juniors Jackie play but DeLand came back on Farr. Debra Hlllery aand Cindy the last day of the regular season Hogan. Sheri Peterson. a soph­ (this past Thursday) to avenge omore tetter who had a fine (hat loss. season, was under the weather The vicious hitting of Bridgette and missed school Monday and Gordon led DeLand over Apopka she may not play In today's last Thursday and the Lady match. Bulldogs will look for more of the Bench strength for the Lady same Wednesday nlgbt. Gordon, Semlnoles comes from senior Jill who Is the state's top hashsttsfrj Wltherow. Junior Mellssu Moak player, gets most of the recogni­ and sophom ores Mary Ann tion on the DeLand team but she Callbuoo and Lisa McGrotha. has a solid supporting cast. ’* If the Lady Semlnoles con­ In fact, in order for Gordon to sistently play up to their poten­ be effective, senior setter Robyn tial. they could be the darkhorae Swurlz must have a goad of the district tournament. tournament. Other players the Lyau a (7-1) vs. Semlnolt- Lady Bulldogs will count dn Sprues Crssk winner Include Patti Corr. Debbie UhIt was at last year's district derwood. Tammy Martin and tou rn a m en t that the Lady Greyhounds came to life and Sss VOLLEYBALL. Page 7A �. «L E v sn ln g H ersld. Ssntord, FI. SPO R TS IN BRIEF Reese Runs For 2 Touchdowns A s Steelers Drop Bucs, 13-7 Dennis Reese scored a pair of touchdowns as the Steelers claimed the Sanford Recreation Hag Football Midget League title wit*- i 13-7 victory over the Hues Saturday at Chase Park. Reese scored the only TD of the first half on a eight-yard run to give the Steelers a 6-0 lead. The Bucs came back in the second half to take a 7-6 lead as Andre Shaw broke loose for a 42-yard TD run and Devin Goldback ran In the extra point. Reese scored the winning touchdown later In the second half on a 30-yard run and Daryl Jones ran In the extra point. In Junior League play, the Bulldogs turned a pair of Interceptions Into touchdowns en route to a 13-0 victory over the Cowboys. The first score came when Tyrone Bowie picked ofT a pass and rambled 20 yards for the score and the second came on Peanut Coefleld's 30-yard Interception return. Both scores came In the second half. Robert Amle's 50-yard run late In the second half enabled the Wildcats to tie the Rams. 12-12. The Rams scored the only TD of the first half on Mike Merthle's 30-yard pass to William Davison. The Wildcats evened the score at 6-6 early In the second half on Amle's 50-yard run. Merthle then hit Davison for a 45-yard scoring pass to give the Rams a 12-6 lead but Amle's second 50-yard TD run of the game tied It at 12-12. McLain Jury Selection Begins TAMPA IUPI) — Jury selection Is underway In the federal extortion, bookmuklng and drug smuggling trial of former Detroit Tigers pitching ace Denny MrUiln. The trial, which began Monday. Is expected to last six weeks. If he Is convicted on all counts, McLain faces 90 years In prison and $90,000 In fines. McLain. 40. was one of baseball's best young pllchers In the late 1960s. Ills best season came In 1968 when he won 31 games and the Cy Young Award en route lo helping the Tigers to a World Series championship. But McLain fell on hard times several years later. He was suspended from Imseball In 1970 for associating with gamblers. Then there was a shattered dream of a baseball comeback, an entertainment career that went sour, a bout with bankruptcy and a fire that destroyed his home In Lakeland. Mclailn now l* -^arged with participating In a scheme to extort money uuu people desperate for loans, patvlclpatlng In an Illegal sports bookmuklng operation and smuggling cocaine. Elementary Road Race Saturday The Third Annual lumgwood Elemrntary School Road Race will be held Saturday morning beginning ut 8:30 at the elementary school, physclal education teacher Pete Crowley announced Monday. The field will be made up of Keith. Casselberry. Sterling Park, Woodlands. English Estates and Longwood clementartes. Crowley said he experts 130-150 third through fifth graders to tour the 1.6 mile course. Their will be four age divisions for boys and girls. The groups will be 8-year-olds. 9-year-olds. 10-year-olds and 11-year-olds and up. SVSA Registers Cagers Nov. 3 The Seminole Youth Sports Association will holds Its 1984-85 basketball registration at eight area middle schools and Sylvan Lake Park Saturday. Nov. 3 from 10 a.m. to2 p.m. The fee Is $30. The middle schools are Oviedo's Jackson Heights, Sanford's Lakrvlew and Middle. Altamonte Springs' M llw cc and Teague. Longw ood's Hock Lake und Casselberry's South Seminole and Tuskawilla. Payne Slates Tennis Tourney Seminole Community College will host the Raider Tennis Tournament Nov. 23-25. The tournament Is for men's and women’s doubles teams and the enlry fee Is $20 per team. For more Information, conatct Bill Payne at SCC at 323-1450. ... Volleyball Continued from 6A Deborah Henderson. T h e k e y fo r A p o p k a Is teamwork and the Lady Blue Darters must get their serves In. Lake Mary (B-3) vs. Mainland (4*4) Lake M ary's only district losses came against the three teams seeded ahead of It. The Lady Rams haven’t been able to boat Lake Howell. Lyman or DcLand. but they have otherwise been consistent. The Lady Rams don't have the hlg hitters that DcLand. Lake Howell and Lytnun have, but they do have good quickness and a lot of determination. I-akc Mary's attack revolves - 8 9 8 DLY GOVT WHITE HOUSE DC OCT 5 PUS THE HONORABLE RAY AMBROSE MAYOR OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 1981 OCf -C fjf f} 2r Continued from 6A Nelson couldn't be successful unless he had support like this. He couldn't yo-yo to the brink and back again without their support. The stafl knows Nelson will make the tight decisions. Caifghell. the defensive leader, recognized this early In his Lake Mary career. “ We were In awe of him at first." Caughell recalled. "W e knew of his accomplishments. We Just knew he was a great coach by the way he went about things." That's Harry. That revelation, however, would be shallow unless It was relnforrcd. And relnforrc Is Just what Nelson did. In his first season, he turned around a 1-9 ball club. A tip of the hat to Principal Don Reynolds here. He took a chance on Nelson. Despite Harry's success, he was lying In coaching Umbo at Colonial High School. He hadn't coached for three years. The "w ord " around town was that "you couldn't coach like Nelson does anymore." Hot with today's pampered youth. Weren't those off color ravings coming out of Harry's mouth the first time our sweet little boys have ever heard them? G u n s again mommy and daddy. Whatever, Reynolds made his move and Lake Mary made Its. The Rams went 6-4 during their first year under Nelson. Remarkable In Itself, but C H I C A G O IUP1I - S om e "w ild " animals were raged in a parking lot adjacent to Chicago Stadium awaiting the opening of the circus Monday night while Michael Jordan ran wild over the Milwaukee Bucks Inside the stadium. The Chicago Bulls’ rookie sensation played like anything but a lamb as he tossed In 22 fourth-quarter points to lead the Bulls to a 116-110 triumph. He had 16 of Chicago's final 23 potnls while finishing with 37 to pace all scorers. Teammate Or­ lando W o o lrd ig e added 30 points. Milwaukee took an 85-76 lead Into the final period, but saw the Bulls pull even at 102 after Caldwell Jones sunk a pair of free throws with 2:46 remaining. The score was tied three more times before Jordan converted a free throw lo climax a threepoint play which gave ihr Bulls a 109-108 lead with 47 seconds left. Terry Cummings, who had 26 points, sank a 14-fooi Jumper from the rlghl corner to give the Burks their final points and lead. 110-109 with 36 seconds to go. Jordan's driving layup seven seconds later gave ihr Bulls the lead for good. 111-110. "His (Jordan's) poise down Hie stretch Is unusual." said Bucks guard Sidney Monrrlef, who pared the Burks with 28 points. "Most rookies have good, quick moves. In a crucial situation, he showed a lot of |K>lse and made the big play, (which other rook­ ies don’ll." Jordan felt he had control of the final quarter. I AM HAPPY TO SEND MY CONORTATULATIONS TO THE L I T T L E LEAGUE BASEBALL PLAYERS OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF YOUH 11-12 YEAR-OLB IN WINNING THE U . 5 . CHAMPIONSHIP AND YOUR 14 -15 YEAR OLDS IN WINNING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP ARE MOST IMPRESSIVE. you have brought yourselves great and your honor town, through these your efforts c h a m pio n s h ips are ano hard truly a work team to effort -FROM t h e COACHES TO THE PARENTS TO THE BOYS WHO CAME THROUGH IN THE CLUTCH. IN WINNING THESE CHAMPIONSHIPS YOU HAVE SHOWN THE WORLD YOUR COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE— A TR A IT OF CHARACTER WHICH WILL SERVE YOU IN ANY ENDEAVOR YOU CHOOSE FOR THE REST OF YOUR L IV E S . NANCY JOINS ME IN WISHINQ YOU EVERY SUCCESS NOV AND IN THE FUTURE. RONALD REAGAN P resid ent Salu tes A ltam onte Team s It's customary', when a team captures a world or national championship, to wait patiently by the telephone for the phone call — the one from that genllemnn who resides In a white house In Washington. D.C. That phone call never came for Altamonte Springs Little League managers Gene Letlerlo and Jerrcy Thurston, but they received something of equal value last week. Lelterlo. manager of the Senior League World Champions, and Thurston, manager of the Major League United States Champions, were feted at a luncheon last Thursday where they were presented with a telegram from President Reagan by Altamonte Springs Recreation Director Bill James. The telegram labove) was sent to the honorable Ray Ambrose, the mayor of Altamonte Springs. It was received on Oct. 6 at 9:25 a.m. Reagan extended his congratulations for the achievements of the two all-star teams and praised the character of the coaches, parents and players. Baseball Reagan said he and his wife. Nancy, wished the participants every success now and In the future. In other baseball news. Letterlo announced that he would be forming a Big League team for the spring season. "Altamonte has trlrd several times before." said Letterlo. "But It hasn't ever come off. It's the only division where we haven't sent a team to the World Series." Letterlo, who said his decision was based In part on the fact that Oviedo baseball coach Howurd Mabie wasn't coaching a tram, will draw Ills players from Lake Mary. Lyman and Lake Brantley high schools. Big League Is for players 16 lo 18. Mable's all-star squad finished as the top team In the United States last year and third In the world. The series Is held at Fort Lauderdale each summer. — g u n Cook "I had the enthusiasm and felt good with my offense," said the 6-foot-6 swlugman out of North Carolina. "1 (list wanted to go out and do It and keep the pressure on them." 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Iwo of his elders In the Raines family, older brother Levi und father Ned Sr., had productive days at the plate ns the Tim Raines Connection claimed two more victories In the Sanford Men's Soft!will Association Fall League. The Connection rolled past the Angles. 14-0, and trimmed the Frontier Cattle Company. 7-3. to raise Its record to 8-0 In league play. Against the Angles. Levi Raines was 4 for 5 with a pair of doubles and three RBI. Ned Raines Sr., us the team's extra hitler, was 4 lor 4 with one RBI. Charles Reynolds was 3 for 4 with five RBI Including a three-run homer. Burnett Washington added three hits und pitched a four-hitter. Against the Cattlemen, a four-run fifth Inning propelled the Connection to vlcinry. Key hits In the frame Included Greg Hardy's Iwn-run double and RBI singles by Levi In other arllnn Saturday at Plliehursl Field. Session Time cranked out 17 hits en route lo a 15-3 Ihrushlng of the Bullels. Willie Mrrkerson led the Session Time attack with Iwo solo home runs and a two-run double. Willie H uit Isoii added a solo homer und u triple whllr Tommy Rubles and Greg Dcshlrld added two singles each. In Saturday's ulghtrup. the Angels runic away with a 5-2 victory over the Bullets. A three-run first Inning, keyed by RBI singles by Wayne McLean und Felix Torres Jr. and a sacrifice lly by Alan Shelton, tilled ihc Angels. — Chris Plater TWO OUYS around se ni or lea d er Lisa Slmklns. one of the top setters In the Central Florida area. The Lady Rams have also received consistent play from seniors Robyn Christensen and Sloan Stewart. Anquenette Whack. Kathy Hodak and Michelle Farrer round out the starting lineup. Bench strength comes from Misty Duncan. Allecn Patterson. Heather Leekleand MarvBuggs. more remarkable because II was Lake Mary's first year with a 4A schedule. Thus far. the encore has been better. Lake Mary Is 6-1 overall and 5-1 In the conference. But It's not a lock. Spruce Creek this Friday is a keeper but Seminole entertains the Rams Nov. 9. Apopka (4-21. Lake Brantley (4-2). DcLand (4-2) and Seminole (3-2) stlU have a shot at conference laurels. A Seminole victory would produce a three- and possible four-way deadlock. That would force a playoff Monday. Nov. 19. A pair of victories In the next two weeks sends Lake Mary Into the sectional, probably against Winter Park. There's more to the success story than coaches and players, though. The Lake Mary Boosters have helped, too. They have given Nelson a Midas touch. Already a great physical plant. Vince Cortno donated a practice field. "They're given me everything I wanted." said Nelson. " If I ask the boosters for something. It's there." Of course. Nelson had to remind them who was boss. too. early. After heating what plans the Boosters h a d for him for the 1983 season. Nelson reportedly Jumped over a table, arrested the "planner" and Immediately told him Just who was "running the show." Thai's Harry. He's reminded several people along the way about "who's running the show." and no doubt It has rankled some wool. But what the heck, when you're en route to the state playoffs, you've got to run over some people on the way regardless. That's Harry. Raines and Sam Rallies. Men’s Softball D IS C O U N T T I M A N D BA TT1R Y nA J | V X \ . / ' . S 5«r an, BIAS 4 PLY W/W STEEL RADIUS W/W ...H arry Jordan Hits 37, Shoots Down Bucks Telegram w e s t e r n union T u s id s y , Oct. JO, 1*64— 7A P185/75RX13 P185/75RX14 P19S/75AX14 PM6/75RX14 P206/75RX15 P215/75RX15 P225/75«x15 P236/75Rx15 39.95 41.95 43.55 41.55 47.95 49.95 10.95 11.95 3 4 .9 5 155x13 165x13 175x14 155x14 165x15 175/70Rx13 185/70RX13 19S/70RX14 H M Ply VBSSRaBora 70'a ARM! 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Your choice from a variety of colors. • Free platinum Quick & Easy' banking card. Bank on it day or night at thousands of locations throughout Florida and across the country. • 50% off the annual fee for any available safe deposit box. • Over 40% off the annual fee for MasterCard or Visa. To get all these great services just deposit $1000 or more in any Southeast Bank accountincluding our high-interest certificates and money market accounts. And walk out with the best assortment of retiree banking services in town. We want to work for you. Southeast Bank k& V isS - * I i;«4 'tsC V * .* .•* «• » * tf* v �V \ Briefly A r t s , C ra fts F e s t iv a l Sanford Students Pledge UCF Kappa Delta Sorority Bonllu L. Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Clark of 2851 Grove Drive. Sanford, and Deborah Lynn Dudley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hensley. 202 McVey Drive, also of Sanford, have pledged Kappa Delta Sorority at the University of Central Florida. Miss Clark Is a freshman majoring In aerospace engineering. She Is a graduate of Seminole High School whcrr she was active as a majorette. In the National Honor Society. Mu Alpha Theta. Junior Miss and Anchor Club. At the University of Central Florida. Miss Clark Is active on the crew team as well as Kappa Della. Miss Dudley Is a freshman majoring In biology. She Is a graduate or Seminole High School where she was active as a majorette. In the Anchor Club. National Honor Society, and Mu Alpha Theta. At the University of Central Florida. Miss Dudley Is active on the crew team as well as Kappa Delta. There's Gonna Be A Great Day In The Country The Oviedo Woman’s Club will present the U th Annual Great Day In the Country Arts and Crafts Festival on Nov. 10, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. on the grounds of St. Lukes Lutheran Church In Oviedo, comer of State Road 426 and Red Bug Road. Follow the orange and white signs with the rrow'ng rooster which will be posted along Incoming routes. According to Sharon Lawton and Judy Mlnter. festival co-chairmen, dozens of exhibitors from all over the state are scheduled to display quality hand crafts such as oils, w atercolors. ceram ics, sculpture, basketry, needlework, quilts, toys, dried flowers, macrame. Christmas decorations, tole work and stained glass which will make Ihls festival a must for art lovers. Plant lovers will find booths lined with lovely plants from locnl growers In the area near the children’s booths and play area. In country tradition, hot dogs and chill will reign over the food booth to be mixed and matched to make u plate with cole slaw and chips. Have a hot dog while you brouse. Add colTee. lemonade or one of the available soft drinks to make a satisfying meal. Look for more tempting homemade country* food with fresh Irom the oven aroma In the baked goods booth. China painting, weaving, wool spinning, duck decoy carving, basket making and quilting will all be there with the Audubon Society birds and the Orlando Reptile Club display.Judges will select the best exhibits and cash prizes will be awarded In the following categorles Ovledo Woman's Club Purchase Award. Best of the Country (arts and crafts). Best Country' Scene (arts) and Best Country Craft. The WDBO Starship will broadcast all day from the festival area. Station personalities plan to MC the programs whlsh will enclude Lawton School Chorus and The Sunshine Country Cloggcrs. The purpose o f Great Day Is to promote the arts and crafts while benefiting lorul charities such us Hacienda Girl's Ranch. Hospice. Central Florida Zoo. Little League. Channel 24. Cvledo Fire Dept., local schools, a college scholarship and the club house facility available for non-profit organizations for business meetings. Music Workshop A Tradition Dancing, singing, playing Instruments and Just plain listening will be the order of the day for children In kindergarten through sixth grade at Ihls years Music Workshop to be held on three Saturday mornings In November pt the University of Central Florida. The workshop. Nov. 3. 10 and 17. has become a tradition of sorts at UCF. where Dr. Mary Palmer has conducted the annual program for a decade. Featured will be mlnl-enrlchmcnt classes taught by pre­ service music teachers from UCF. Children will tie grouped according to ngc. and most classes will consist of 8-10 children. Palmer saltj. The classes will begin at 9:30 a.in. and finish at noon. There Is a 912 registration fee. and enrollment Is limited. For details, call the UCF College of Extendcd’Studlcs at 275-2123. Doctor Attends National Meet Dr. Murk E. Webster. D O. FAAFP. Orange City physician, attended the Annual Scientific Assembly or the American Adadeiny of Family Physicians (AAFP) In Kansas City Oct. 9-12. More than 3.000 family physicians from around the country ure expected to attend Ihls continuing medical education meeting. Dr. Webster also was Inducted formally Into the fellowship of the American Academy of Family Practice at the Annual Convocation ceremonies. He has been In active practices In Orange City since 1975 and became Board Certified In Family Practice In 1977 through stringent qualifications and Board Exam of the American Board of Family Practice. , „ Dr. W ebalcr successfully com pleted Inc Hoard HeCertification exam again In 1983. as periodic re-exam Is required by the American Board of Family Practice. Art Classes Offered At SCC The Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community College la offering classes tn "Oil A Acrylic Painting" beginning Nov.l and "Drawing A Sketching" on Nov. 6. "Oil A Acrylic Painting" will Instruct the students In basic to udvanccd techniques In acrylic and oil painting concentrating on use of color, composition and perspective as applied to portrait, figure, still life and landscape painting. "Drawing A Sketching" will emphasize the fundamentals of charcoal sketching in preparation for painting and working In color. Students will work from sllll life and landscape. The fee for each course provides for the Instructional cost. For more Information, call the Leisure Time Program at SCC. These classes are self-supported by student fees at no expense to the taxpayer. 'am Tucker, a candidate for M rs. Florida, models a Jittering Christmas red sequlned gown. Model Lynn Stensrud, from left, commentator Lois Dycus, and models Eve Crabtree and Martha Lyle show fall fashions. ’Our Gazebo' By Doris Dietrich PEOPLE Editor Coffee , Juice Safety Break A cofree and Juice safety breuk will be conducted by the Vietnam Veterans of Central Florida ut both the east l»ound and west bound rest ureas on Interstate 4 Just east of stale road 535 exit on Nov. 23. 24 and 25 from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. each day. Stop, stretch your legs, visit a while, have some complimen­ tary coffee or Juice und roost of all drive sufely. arrive alive and have a happy Thanksgiving. Clna Receives Scholarship Stephen Joseph Clna of Oviedo was one of 106 Johns Hopkins Unlvcrstty undergraduate students to receive a Beneflclal-Hodson Scholarship for the 1984-85 academic year. Clna, the son of Joseph and Mary Clna. Is a Hopkins freshman majoring In natural sciences. The elegance and charm of the Vi ct or i a n Era w ere romantically reflected In the annual luncheon and fashion show Friday sponsored by the United Methodist Women of the First United Methodist Church, Sanford. In the church fellowship hall. A full house of luncheon guests was greeted by the following, attired In authentic and exquisite styles of the period; Mickey Flem ing. Carolyn Buie. Louise Montelth. Bonnie Patten. Mary Lou MacDonald and Rubye King, overall chalman. WMU president Virginia Chapman gave the official welcome. Frilly and fussy decora­ tions of the historic period were reproduced under the direction o f Justine Lee. A rtistic arrangem ents o f wreaths and delicate (lowers, a triangle of ruffled parasols suspended from the celling. nostalgic white wicker bird cages and a welcome arbor enhanced with trailing Ivy garlands transformed the area Into a Victorian silhou­ ette. Frieda Tyre and her com­ mittee served a lunchron f e at ur i n g succulent hot chicken salad us the entree on the colorful plate. Th e fashion show was presented by Lois' Place. Sanford, with Lois Dycus. owner-operator, narrating the fashions when about 20 models showed styles from casual to a shimmering holi­ day showcase. Leo King, former church pastor, wearing formal tails and a top hat. assisted, the models as they approached the stage area, which was centered with an ornate white gazebo. "T h e best yet." a patron casually commented upon departing from the delightful hour when lunch took a fashion break. Couple Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary Unmarried Lovers Need Wills Mickey Fleming, left, and Bonnie Patten, attired In gowns of the Victorian Era, greeted guests to the annual event. Ke n n e t h Ra y and J o y c e (Benton) Edwards celebrated their 25lh wedding anniversary on Oct. 24. The couple were married at the First Baptist Church. San­ fo r d . by Mrs. E d w a r d s * brother-in-law. the Rev. Joe Douthltt. They have made their home In Sanford for the past 25 years where they have worked und raised their children. Edwards was born In Milton. W. Va. and Mrs. Edwards Is a native of Sanford. They make their home on Longwood-Lake Markham Road. They are the parents of two children Debbie Patton, and a son. Kenny. The couple celebrated thrtr silv er anniversary at th eir m ountain p rop erly nrar Gatllnburg. Tenn. e •* M r. and Mrs. K.R. Edwards DEAR ABBT: You recently p u blish ed a la tter from "H e a rtb ro k e n ." a gay man whose lover of 14 years had recently died. The problem he presented was that his lover's family had stripped his home and later sold the Items at a garage sale. You pointed out that although he had given the family perm ission to luke " a few m em entos." since they had clearly taken advantage of his grlef-strlcken state, he could pr obabl y sue. Y«)*« r ightly pointed out that such a suit would be costly, painful and possibly futile. I write to amplify your advice. Unless “ Heartbroken's" lover left a will, his parents were probably legally entitled to ev­ er ything to deceased lover owned, regardless of how long * * D ear Abby the two of them lived together. "H eartbroken" had no legal claim whatsoever on any of his lover's possessions. The parallel legally Is not between a gay "married " couple and a heterosexual married couple, but rather between the gay couple and an unmarried straight couple. Gay people, no matter what the depth of their com m itm ent to each ether, cannot legally be married In any state o f the union. However, a gay couple can. with the help of a sensitive attorney, legally duplicate marital arrangements In every state. I cannot emphasize strongly enough the Importance of a gay couple (or an unmarried straight couple, for that matter) securing competent legal advice to avoid the situation encountered by "Heartbroken." I have seen a situation In which two men bought a house together after having had a relationship of 15 year' 'Jnon the death of one of the me his family t r»*"e In and forced the surviving partner to sell his home to settle the estate. The surviving partner lost not only his llfematc. but alK his home and one-half of a*< the things that he and his lover had accumulated over the years. Such Instances are not un­ common. I hope that hls Information Is of some value to you and your readers. You should also be aware that the Gay and Lesbian Advocates A Defenders Inc. (Two r *rk Square. Suite 300. Boston, k ass. 02116) publishes u Na­ tional Lesbian and Gay A t­ torneys' Referral Directory (S10). and most local affiliates of the American Civil Liberties Union can give referrals to sympathetic attorneys. R. JAMBS KELLOOO. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. NEW ORLEANS D E A R MR. KELLOQOi Thank you for some valuable legal information. Because you cared enough to write, many will benefit from your wise counsel. �) V I B — Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. BLONDIE Tuttday, Oct. JO, 1964 by Chic Young r~ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom IC AN T ZJl.la/'xL'UCI B£L£VE ft 1C O LP FINALLY by Bob Montana ARCHIE EEK A MEEK________ SO I'M MOTGOINGID TAKE ITANYMORE. IN AH THE VEARSIVE KNOWN MXJ./VVXW.MXn/EWEVER GfVWJ ME AWVTHlWG.. ■ A — Fatigue May Be A Sign Of A Medical Problem DEAR UR. LAMB — Why don’ t I have any energy after 2 p m.? I ni 36 and only do the things a person would do taking care of two boys. 13 and 16, and a hom e. I also have a 40-hour-a-week desk Job. I did have my blood pressure checked and was told It was low. 94 over 46. My Iron count was good. I get eight hours of sleep a night. I drink two cups of coffee each morning and smoke less than a park ofrigarettesn day. I feel fine when I get up. but by 2 p.m. I get very tired and lightheaded and can hardly stay awake at work. Is there some vitamin I can lake that will make me feel better? DEAR READER - I hope you have seen a doctor. While I try to point out that 80 perernt of ihe people who have fatigue do not have a medical problem, that leaves 20 percent who do. You mny be one of the 20 percent. Fatigue and low blood pre­ ssure together can be an indica­ tion of several medical problems. Including such things as adrenal Insufficiency (Addison’s disease), anemia and even tuberculosis. I don’t recommend that you diet to lose weight wllhout first finding out what causes your fatigue. Some heart diseases also cause low blood pressure and fatigue. That Includes disease that causes obstructions to the valves Inside the heart (aortic stenosis and mitral stenosis). You should take a dally all­ purpose vitamin tablet. Onc-A-Duy or multiple vitamins will do the trick, but 1 would prefer that you be on u good diet. And you need to be sure you do not have low blood-glucose levels. See your doctor for u more complete evaluation. Also read a new Issue of The Health letter. Special Report 31. What Fatigue Means. If you have no medical pro­ blems. you need to look at your hectic lifestyle as a cause. Working 40 hours a week and caring for a home and family do make a person tired. DEAR DR. LAMB - Is the food cooked In u microwave oven safe to eat on a regular basis? DEAR READER - If It Is adequately cooked. It Is entirely safe. The same thing Is true ol food cooked In a regular oven. If It Is not adequately cooked. It may not be safe. T o give you a simple example. 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MEN AND LITTLE MISS Cl1*NiwniiMw*>«*■l For s a le A l m o s t n e u ), 5 - s th 'n g g u i t a r and case S a c r if ic e , *3 0 P h o n e 555-UblZ a n d asK For F u m b le f in g e r s A ---------- BUGS BUNNY ID GLApuY STOP SWlPlM© PUDOS CA BBO TS. . C 3 by Warnar Brothars T H O S E W E R E N 'T T H E W ORDS. Today's deal is n doubleheader. First there’s a suit com­ bination to play correctly. Next there's an rdurated guess In be made for the location of a key card. East won the ace of hearts and returned Ihe nine to declarer's king Now declarer had to attack the club suit, so he placed the club king right on the table. If East had all four clubs, there was nothing lo be done ubout It. But If West had them, declarer would wind up with egg on his Tace with any other pluy. South proceeded to pick up the clubs. Next was finding (he spade queen. Before making that commitment, declarer decided to find out more about Ihe dis­ tribution In Ihe d efen ders' hands. He played a third round of hearts, noting that East dis­ carded a diamond. Then he cashed two high diamonds, noting that West followed. Since II was now known that West had siarled with five hearts, four c l u b s , a n d at l e a s t t w o diamonds, it became easy to play East for the elusive queen of spades. 1 have only a mild criticism ol Ihe play. After West had shown up with four clubs and at least four hearts early In the play, declarer should have taken an earlier spade finesse through East. On the actual play. If West Is lucky enough lo hold the spade queen doublcton. he will set the hand an extra trick because he will have a good heart winner in hls hand after he has taken the spade queen. NORTH ♦ KJ• isseis VJI1 ♦ KQ W EST ♦ AQV04 EAST ♦ Q7 J ! *14 * 101 4 1} ♦ 10* ♦ J 1075 *A » *1715412 SOUTH * A 1015 4FKQ7 * AJ * K 11 2 Vulnerable. East-West Dealer. South South West North East l NT 6 NT i’ass 4 NT Pan Pan Pan Pan Opening lead: ¥3 HOROSCOPE by Bob Th i v f HP SMB M E A U>M<3 LECTURE AffrvT THP HUAVKN ?ODY if > A TEM PLE, ANP THEN • HE T*>o k up A C O L L E C T IO N . ThAv£^ by Jim Davit W hat T h e D ay W ill B rin g .,. YOUR BIRTHDAY OCTOBER 31.1084 You have made several valu­ able and loyal* friends and this coming year they will be work­ ing behind the scenes on your behalf. Their lm|>act will conli limit- to your success. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be sure to return all culls today and lo read your mall carefully. One or both could be harbingers of some pleasant news. Looking fur rom ance? The Matchmaker wheel could help you (lnd your soul male. Send for yours by mailing 82 to Astro-Graph. Box 489. Radio City Station. New York. NY 10019. B AO ITTARIU S (Nov. 23-Dee. 21) This Is one o f (hose unusual days where good things could happen lo you through the leasl suspectcd channels. Look for a* four-leaf clover under every rock. ANNIE TUMBLEWEEDS TAURUS (April 20-May 20) In Joint ventures today, things are apt to work out with more luck If you let others call the shots. Support their positive moves. O EW N1 (May 21-June 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) The types of financial breaks you've been hoping for could come Into being at this time. Conditions will favorably unravel In an unexpected manner. by Leonard Starr _«0AAY I HALE T R E E F YOU 10CMEC7 UP SANDY BUT If YOU RUN OFF T' PWY WITH WRSl LENSES AFGHAN AGAIN. ( ~ NE RE IHDCeP TKXJ$LE f CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jau. 19) Your Judgment In commercial or Most of the time It’s unwise to financial m ailers should be Involve friends In business astute today. If you use your operations. H ow ever, today smarts, something profitable could be an exception, and pals may result. CANCER (June 21-July 22) will be lurky for you. AQ UARIU S (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Two fleeting opportunities may Today you arc apt lo be more unexpectedly develop today In­ adroit at achieving major ob­ volving your work or career. Be jectives than minor ones. Aim ready to act swiftly. for truly worthwhile targets. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Com­ PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Do panions will appreciate the dy­ not be discouraged today If the namic dimensions of your per­ early trend of events appears to sonality today. You'll have a way be working against you. Lady of making happy things happen Luck has reserved her big push when you enter the scene. VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sept. 2?) for the finish line. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Important situations can be You may hear from an old pal finalized to your advantage to­ you've lost contact with. The day. Don't dillydally around with relationship will pick up where It small atuff. Get to the major Issues. left off. ---- ' �a 1 •* • • • 'a ** Evening Herald, Sanford. FI. Tuesday, Oct. 10. 1914—JB Business Review COMPLETE LINE I Art Supplies OILS A . '/ y ACRYLICS - W. COLORS Prepared by Advertising Dept, of Everything lor the amatrjr or prefetilofiel CUSTOM FRAMING E v e n in g H e r a ld OVER ISO MOLDINGS ?n.etw .l.:L )6 H K d tX R tIA GLASS * PAIf<T COMPANY, INC SANFORD ADVERTISING Large Selection of Material Quality Wurkmanthip FreeEitlmatei Free Pickup And Delivery C o i l 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 H ow ! H e r a ld A d v e r t is e r PH. n>4U! • FURNITURE • BOATS • CARS 490 N. 17-92 PUT TOUR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE ADVERTISING Neil ToSobik'i Sub Shop LO N G W O O D , FLA. (303) 862-1600 ADVERTISING Mon SPECIAL ■* Frl.«:»AM *:00PM 9 9 6 AM • 10 AM Dolly Luncheon Special* ' The Cut / h o p SENIOR CITIZENS 10% DISCOUNT ONLY FOR THOSE WHO CARE ABOUT THEIR HAIR e P A TIL II PM. wo Are Pleated To Have A 0 fK B A R B A R A H ITTELL 9 J U N E I* TIN A F O R Z 1 G O w n rn Formerly of Corrlne i Beauty Salon A Member Of Our Staff Pb. 323-6738 1M0 French Am . •M i d t \ i 3-°* P h . 3 2 3 -1 3 2 7 V 2109 S. FRENCH Art.. SANFORD e Special Design e Custom Work e Hrstorr Antique Jrwrlry e Holn Krpalr e Clot k e Watt li ItqMlr e Hlng Suing ■Slnnr Selling e Amifalsals e Kmc Jrwrlrv Sales m mir cowa Sam >AirrKtJi uocu i wirems m s STONE WORK STONE FRONTS FIREPLACES MOBILE HOME SKIRTING PATIOS 6 2 9 -9 0 7 0 CORONADO STONE PRODUCTS OF CENT. FLA. / 2714 5. Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 17 97) /& Sanlord .-.iC F U R N IT U R E H O U SE SC NEW-USED FURNITURES pot.,, ANTIQUES 1= ^ virr u m i maixup-low p m e s f c (n * LAYAWAY-Wf K A M I lubj OPEN 1DAYS A WEEK J1MM1 HANDCRAFTED GIFT ITEMS NOW ON DISPLAY > ) / C lfl C ertl/leult a A v .ilU h lr M h In Oar Wark Sbag I vary Mao. A Tkart. 7 PM PAC N’ SEND 304 East Commtrtlal St. (305) 323-1137 Sattlord MMAY-FRWAT l » S M - SATVROAY 94412:90 New Ileum To Serve You Heller f’ru/rsslon.i/ PAckaglng And Shipping Senlce Connlr Dye Owner ^ iiile u u N O W O P E N WATCH & JEW ELRY REPAIR and PAWN SHOP c1 "Pyoitct k ■ A 7v l o t i 7 \ t c ie m il! Valuables f & V M em ories 7 fksflf %NMiFvtrtv^ A-l Travel owner-manager Joyce Sowell, left, and travel consultant April Batten. P hone (305) 574-7441 Vacation Bargains Now At A -l Travel Agency Whether your dream vacation Is sunning on a tropleal beach or skiing on a snowy slope. A-l Travel In Sanford Plaza has the Ideal travel package to suit your taste and your budget. Located at i030 State Street. Sanford. A-l Travel agency Is completely computerized to shop for the best fares for air travel, cruises, hotel accommodations, and ear rentals. They can make out your airline tickets and make seat and meal selections In their office for your business or pleasure irtp. They are currently offering u two-for-one special on a four-night cruise to the Bahamas and out Islands on the Premier Cruise Lines' Star Ship Itoyale. which leaves from Port Canaveral. Two run travel for rates ranging from $380 to 6795. Including your meals, cabin, entertainment and tour of Nassau and an out Island. The oflrr Is good until Dee. 15. Or If you prefer they have a Hawaii special 'Which Includes seven nlghirf nlghtrf at n a hotel on Waikiki, air fare and much more for only 6569 pcrjieraon. Acl nuw spare la llmllrd Joyce Sewell, owner-manager advises those th in k in g about m uklng T h a n k s g iv in g or Christmas trips to make their reservations now. Low fare arrnmmndntlona arc Oiling quickly so they should get their’s in as soon as possible for A A 2557 P A R K DRIVE SANFO RD , FLORIDA 3 2 7 7 1 ^ a s i. is s r minor repairs • yard work « window cleaning C o m p le te H o m e M a in te n a n c e S e rv ice Ir-s I choice. Joyce and her partner and husband. Wayne, purchased Ihc travel agency lu September. Joyce had worked at Ihc agency (formerly tViso* Travel) for 2'.b years. She has Ix m n resident nl Sanford for 13 years. Th<-(r daughter. April Batten, travel consultant, and Jackie Goodman, outside sales, ate also on the slaif. “ Come In and sec what's available.” said Joyce. "W e have many vacallnn packages to e 1loose from and color brochures to browse through. Wc will bo glad to give you travel lips to make your trip easier." It Isn't too early to make arrangements now lor your ski vacation. "W e have all the new brochures for ski resorts from Colorado to the Sw iss Alps. Wlirrr ever you can ski. wc can put you there," wild Joyce. "Tticrr are wrekly Rights front Orlando to Luxemburg for a ski holiday lu the Interlakrrt area for a low S37U for the complete parkage." • "Let us help with all your varatton needs, we ran handlr anything In do with Inivel." said Joyce. The office Is open from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m„ (/ / W o rd t )■ r' J| X /t/t/rtM /t i t / ' ' 321-5850 HClMSfO - INSURED !K5]T; Betty Vaccaro's World of Dance and Preforming Arts Z a y ra 't Shopping Csntsr 2951 Hw y. 17-93, Sanford O P E N R E G IS T R A T IO N FO R FA I L S EM E S T E R S ALL TYPE OF DANCE CUSSES CALL 321-4299 M0N.-SAT. 9:00-5:00 PACKAGING CUSTOM I0US FOAM MOLD SYSTEM GIFT WRAPPING SHIPPING PACKAGING SUPPLIES FRUIT ORDERS IN H O U S E C L A S S E S ! P lu s T e a c h e r s for R en t! • BALLROOM • BODY ALIGNMENT For Both Pro-School And Boglnnors A Full Staff Of QuallfM Terachan GOOD USED B0US ISC OUICKW-KTTH-CHUPW f im i— 11— 1Beaetsas UuttM Ar***4 Ite Uratr fnm Pt»l Offke. Who Taach With L0V£. ris iw n I t A ., .it 2 6 0 0 H w y 1 7 -9 2 Sanford 3 2 2 -0 0 9 2 A Ministry Of First Assembly Of (Itni r» M»a In t JO l ■ t p m fl III I am 4» a « , 3 0 4 W e st 2 7 t h S tre e t S a n fo rd , F lo rid a 3 2 7 7 1 DAVID W. EVANS, PRINCIPAL DAVID BOHANNON, PASTOR 927 E. Crystal Ltk* Avtnus Ltks Mary, FL 32740 322-3310 Attar Hour* 323-1OSS io « is ...LAKE MARY FLORIST tu n _ CAMI BARBARA A JOHN CARROLL Welcome LO UISE BRUCE TO OUR STAFF SffC U L (Louts* Only) CURLY PERM H air W P lace I I L 3234B50 BUY Instructors Christy Pritchard, left, and Leann Gault, put tots through their paces at Bettv Vaccaro's World ol Dance and Performing Arts studio. A n d G e t A n O il C h a n g e F o r O nl y Come Into Vaccaro's World Of Dance & Performing Arts Whether you want to become a ballerina, gain pcrosnal jhiIsc. tuke up gymnastics or brush up on your Texas Two-Slcp. just waltz Into Betty Vucraro's World of Dance and Prrfomlng Arts In Zayre's Shopping Center. Highway 17-92 and Airport Boulevard. Sanford. Betty a n d h e r e x p e rie n c e d stafT o f In s tru c to rs o ffe r a wide v a r ie ty o f classes fo r pre-school through a d u lt — tap. b a lle t, b a llr o o m , baton, body alignment, a n d modeling. Betty has been teaching dance for 28 years. Before opening her Sanford studio three years ago. she taught all types o f dance in the Rochester. N.Y.. area for 23 years and had a studio In Tampa. She also danced professionally. Belly also teaches baton. One of her majorettes In Tampa was state champion. Teaching the advanced ballet and toe dance classes Is Sheila Lehncr. who has 20 years experience and was the first American to receive a leaching apprenticeship and scholarship to the K.»yal Academy of Ballet In London England. She was trained to teach by Dame Ninette de Valois. I hr founder of the academy. O IL C H R N G E In addition to tup. ballet and toe, dance classes also Include buck and wing, softshoe. modern Jazz, modern dance, and even a little break dancing. Students have a recital each year at the Lake Mary High School auditorium. I n c l u d e s U p T o 5 Qt s. 10 40 Wt M o t o r Oil Terri Ricci, who was proprietor and Instructor of her own modeling and career school for four years In Warren. Mich., and who lias experience In free-lance modeling. Instructs bask modeling, advanced modeling and commercial modeling classes here. Beginners learn poise, personality, grooming and-basic modeling as well as getting a chance m model In area fashion shows. 6 MONTHS 6000 MILES WARRANTY IDEAL TUNE-UP Instructing the gymnastics classes for age three and up, is Rob LaGalt. physical education teacher at Hamilton Elementary School. Sanford. The Body Alignment class Is an exercise program to help you keep In shape and trip down your flgure.” You feel younger if you kerp active." said Betty. Modeling, ballroom and body alignment c la w e run for 0-8 weeks * "* I "»*•--’-’ • ( • a • *- AN ‘ ID E A L T U N E -U P p v v - •» » » , , 'S A - �4 B — E v e n in g H e ra ld . S a n lo rd , FI. T u a td a y , O t l. JO, I I H C o u rt D is m is s e s A p p e a l O n B an O f S u n d a y S a le s WASHINGTON |UPI| - The Supreme Court Monday d ls m lw d an appeal by three Illinois car dealers challenging a state law banning automobile sales on Sundays. The Justices rejected a plea from the dealers who also argued unsuccessfully In state court that the Legislature did not have the power to tell them when they can sell cars. The court said It did not have Jurisdiction to review the case because there was no substantial question of federal law for the court to decide. Other states that have Sunday bans on vehicle sales include Colorado. Indiana. Iowa. Michigan. New Jersey and Nebraska. The Illinois ban has not been enforced while the case was on appeal. Illinois said its Sunday ban was aimed at forcing dealers to give commission salespeople a day off because unrestrained business hours force salespeople to "work for unreasonably long hours and reap meager return for their effort." Any car dealership remaining open on Sunday faced the loss of Its operating permit. The state General Assembly passed the law at the urging of the Chicago Automobile Trade Association and the Illinois New Car and Truck dealers Association, made up of 1.850 car and truck dealers In the state. Gov. Thompson signed the bill, making It law. on July 13. 1982 and the next day three car dealers challenged the law by filing a suit against the stale In Cook County. Judge Joseph Woslk agreed with the car dealers that the state did not have the power to enact the law. The Illinois Supreme Court took the other view, however, and upheld the law In April 1984. The stale high court said the General Assembly hod to power to ban Sunday sales "as part of the regulatory scheme" used In the automobile sales Industry. Two Judges on the Illinois high court dissented, arguing the majority hod Ignored a 22-year-old decision of the same court that overturned a ban on Sunday car sales. The dissent said the ruling "establishes a special rule which on Its face has nothing in particular to do with that trade as compared with the large number of other businesses which are open on Sundays." The three dealers brought their case to the high court urgulng the law was “ restraint of trade for Its own sake, for the sole and exclusive benefit of those competitors who wish not to work on Sundays and who seek to avoid the competitive consequences of their election not to do so." They said any dealer that wishes to close on Sunday can do so with or without a state law requiring them to close. The case was brought to the high court by Flrestde C hr ysl er -P l ymou l h Mazda Inc., Cclozzt-Etteson Chevrolet Inc. and John Hybee Chrysler-I’lymoutfi Inc., all Illinois corporations. S u p re m e C o u rt T o D e c id e O n S t a t e H e a lt h In su ra n ce Law s WASHINGTON (UPI| - The Supreme Court Monday agreed to decide If states can force Insurance companies to provide more health care coverage than Is required by federal law. The Justices said they would review a lower court ruling that said states have the power to demand Insurance firms provide coverage to health and welfare plans for a wide array of benefits not outlined under federal law. Currently some 29 states require insurance companies to provide coverage for certain specific Ills. Including alcoholism treatment, mental health visits and reconstructive surgery. The dispute before the court Involved a 1973 Massachusetts law requiring health insurance firms to provide mental health coverage In every Insurance policy sold In the state. Including group policies. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. and The Travelers Insurance Co. objected to the re­ quirement. arguing that federal regulations preempted state law In the area of employee group Insurance plans. Since federal law does not require group Insurance plans to provide benefits for mental health care, the Insurance companies argued they could not be foreced to comply with the Massachusetts law. The companies got support for their argument In 1974. when Congress passed the Employee K ellrcm en t Incom e Security Act. a com- Prepared by Advertising Dept, of l We D tlirtr \ lowers For Every Occasion And Budget mDOINGS OUt SHCUUTT WE WELCOME COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS Its S. Sanford Avs. Sanlord E v e n in g H e r a ld prehenslve regulatory plan for health, welfare and retirement benefit plans. Under federal law. If the U.S. government steps In to regulate a given Industry and sets nationwide regulations, states are generally forbidden to make independent rules that conflict with the federal rules. B u t th e S u p r e m e J u d i c i a l C o u r t o f Massachusetts sided with the state, ruling the federal law did not preempt the state from promoting greater health care coverage for its citizens. The state high court said ERISA specifically allows states to regulate Insurance policies, even If they affect employee benefit programs regu­ lated by the federal government. Several lobbying groups argued that indepen­ dent Insurance regulations would result In a fferent plans throughout the "crazy quilt" o f dlffe country. Massachusetts and 17 other states have laws requiring Insurance companies to provide mental health coverage to employees participating in group health plans while 20_ states require benefitts to be paid for treatment o f alcoholism. Arizona alto requires insurance firms to provide benefits for home health case. Nevada for hospice care. New Jersey for reconstructive surgery following mastectomy and Wisconsin for Inpatient and out patient care for kidney disease. V • o w C afe 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 H aw ! < PUT TOUR BUUNITSOR THE MOVf • H e r a ld A d v e r t is e r ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING /4 -/ It a v e i 2 FOR 1 SPECIAL 4 N ig h t C r u is e F ro m P o rt Canaveral To The Bahamas From *380°° To *795" Per Couple CONTACT JOYCE Sanford Plszs Sanlord, FIs. 323-2280 * 1 0Umllnt 0 OOllrr F F .*4^? 7 *?’. M • PAINT PROTECTION • RUST PROTECTION <lT • INTERIOR PROTECTION • UNOERCOATINO 1< & U P “ t o U c t io H 7 «« « 60S WEST 27th ST. SANPORD 323-9601 CM S TRUCK cm CtXTIK PAINTING Bill M cCalley, owner of Ace Auto Radiator INTERIOR * EXTERIOR RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL Quality Work Dspsndobls Get Ready For Winter At Ace Auto Radiator Inmrrd - UMtued H U N T B R O T H IR S P A IN T IN G IX . , „ 322.8324 T H IS W E E K ’S S P E C IA L S Have you had your car's. cooling synlcm checked lately? Automobile healers and rudlalnrs need a check up before cold weather returns. Now Is the time to lake your ear In (he radiator specialist lllll McCalley ui Are Aulo Radiator. 71 1 French Avc., Sanford. Ace Auto Radiator Is equipped to g iv e you complete service. Hill's shop has Inland radiator equipment. He has new complete healers and radiators. He also cleans, repairs and recores old ones. Slop hy and gel your automobile's wlnier check up or phone 322-0235 for an appointment. The shop Is open Monday through Friday Irom 8 a m. loti p. in. and Saturday from 8:30a.m. lo noon. irs TIM! TO WIRttlin TOD* URN WITH m m o u t WINTII17EI . A n . ftltiu n * SOOO SQ. FT. 9 . 9 3 M A D A M E K A T H E R IN E COUNTRY CLU..... •id GARDEN CENT CUSSES: KatttJai* Cradiating 27S2 Country Club Rd, Ssnlord (WsttlOthSt.) Ph. Jll-1843 M. PALM-CARD CRYSTAL BALL READING P a s t • P re w e a l • F u tu re 4 RUST PROOFING £SS*I09” IY QUAKER STATE* ’ LIFETIME WARRANTY FOR NEW AUTOS 3,000 MILES OR LESS RI6. SIM M M ” ML 1220 LL CARS »149" HTO. CARS Mourn MM '|J05HMS*112l| A lto n / Jo yco M oslo y Its ST. A HWY. 17-02 3 2 3 * 7 2 7 2 SANTORO CUtt Tlatlog •Art* DeUiNni •Fabrk PmUttina PARAMOUNT ALUMINUM CO. EXTERIOR MMODELING * SIDING • SOFFIT AW FASCIA • CARPORTS • CONVERSIONS • SCREENING • VINYL ENC10SUHS • PATIO COVERS • POOL ENCLOSURES . REPAIRS Uctmad A H a n d * U tm Ch u m Dr u m ! A VIC ARNETT h m u l riHHUI I 321*5210 Ahi UW* f«U ESTIMATES 20 Tl. MITTtH (UAIAMtt FREE MDOQR/OUTMOR CARPET WITH PURCHASE OF ANY SCREEN ROOM {AralUUt Mon) FHEI LSfiMA T[ There's one simple source Sir taking ‘are of your business and personal financial needs. Call Tho he* irarifMfd (null 331-9079 HEARING TESTS SET FOR SANFORD/ CASSELBERRY AREA dKM K M ) .« It |W* Nt 11 At Oll»|t Ltf Cm 7IC S Dl*«dt ft S»tl*4 (Uoadlf VK|| M 120 S Nv» IM ICtatovri UoKtrt Irritl 1X4 m l H Trotil liVW crtifnd tl in ! / / LONGWOOD 1305) 695*7005 The number you need for your financial needs. P ie ju tfa u il (fa n (fain t H E L P F U L A D V IC E O N A L L A F F A IR S • lirt • lOYI • MANMACC • BUSINESS / -X S a u l KEN IN B V S IM U S FOR 5 0 YEANS M PRIVACY OF MY HOME HOURS 8 AM • 9 PM 7 Dip 1 W«V J BLOCHS N0NTH Of D0GTNACX BO. ON NWNUATS IT m i 62 LOOK rot m HO auca nouu I n . tM Urari fn n TM U C U(n> Urn '10 Reading for *5 With T h is Ad 1. M M * .* M M . BAYHEAD PET HOSPITAL & HEALTH CENTER H R. KORNICK D.V.M. WE ARE N O W O PE N MON THOU TMUBS 7 PM ■ tO PM SAT I PM 5 PM 900 lake Mary Blvd Sanlord. Fla 322-8803 GREEN’S House Of Beautv TIME FOB THAT NEW FALL LOOK PERRIS n il m s s ltS f RELAX0RS R tLSIS WOW >25 NOW >25 CAREFREE CURLS ■ L S U NOW >35 — ELASTA CURLS ML SGI NOW MS — YOU (HBURSl lo a o li I Kitntri Htu ■"I *4 fcc«i? .41 tt a twit oHictt MOUR FIGHT AGAINST n pviuv tin t«w Aaont Ik) I n bftiblt M«,n| * Court takot up 'flootng folon' law, pago 6B Business Review THERE’S A FRIENDLY GIANT IN TOWN! He mokes thunderous noise in your cosh register. ITS NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING! giant to MKHt tot you Q «l ^ *v*r» day or wooh and \ ■ you'll imjo» tho , f nalta tot your ' C 'j carh ragittar V " > ^ ’ CALL 3 2 2*26 11 OISP1AV ADViKTIAINO Out tu0tuumn in r i «• • riOMMMt t "kva# toKmi tml IN l*M tnctTVUt4»«4Mt to Mtarnitt k<« v h r pvK.I* lou Ifioat iNrid i m i M ««( uu «| UtK one# • r»* ,1tsttt I»|>| hstbU tl XI ktvd| ctovtf (tt* paooto aov • • '* O N * 1015 L HWY. 17-92 LONOWOOD, FLA: MARCH O F DIMES 1 9 9 4 1 9 9 tMMFACf COWYMOUtCOt* I *urM( M V INW rile 1m t*t« Irid tcflhti corid bt dost tv IMm cm had M Mori IM Dlnl MMdi tl Mvm( cvmtoai Jim Lash’s Blue Book Cars tMItMMjuai ItU■« Mink tkHC dl| Nto» FndKV— th4 attk tl IM CualMrrj oll(t tad M«adi| X IM Statedtocrioa CMtMR»mto brio* •adMtap to MtppMXmtal « At* ad|M coawanact ti f j URAHCE HEMItC DIO CENTERS MIDCO 01SCOURT MINI 2701 S Orlando Or Sanford Evening Herald wALM m s tn ic o m fems FromCO. lilzyt U>cr 100 Cleun I V i l Our* F o r Suit! RENT A CAR *0.99 i P 79 FORD 78 F A IR M O N T 79 TOYOTA FUTURA 2 DQOtt AUtU AIK 40.000 MILES 2 0 0 0 R AUtO AIK $2 4 9 5 *2295 AIH A M FM CASitI It '2 8 9 5 Rlue Rook Service Center 3235702 4114 Hvjr. I7.0N - B tlarra Sanford A Longnoud 120 S H*y. 17-92 321*0741 AFroiynwyr 830-0088 Casselberry 8341776 MW NOUNS: OHM MON. ■TNI. | A.M.4 P.M„ Sgf. • A.N S f.M. 9 �Evening H erald, Sanford, FI. Business Review B Prepared by Advertising Dept, ot Cate 322-2611 Howl CALENDAR S 3600 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford 321 -6173! FREE PHONE ESTIMATES H e r a ld A d v e r t is e r ADVERTISING & D ill R . Y o u n g - O w n e r E v e n in g H e r a ld • PUT rOUR BUSINfSS ON THE MOVE • ADVERTISING CHECK OUR LOW PRICES * FAST DELIVERY SERVICE COMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL LICENSED • INSURED • BONDED ADVERTISING VOLKSHOP Specie tiling InSsrvics E Psrti For V.W.’s, Toyota and Datiun (Cornar ]nd A Pifmtrto) 214 S. Palmetto Ave. SAN FO RD PHONE 321-0120 P W E'VE GOT YOU C O V E R E D ^ WINDOWS: Cutlorn Mada Drapaa. 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(MIDWAYI 305-323-5407 or 323-2180 ur. i nomas Tandell ot Sanford Pain Control Clinic examines x-ray of spine. t« J r Sanford Pain Control Now In New Location SPECIAL CURLS PERM REIAXER WASH & SET b L A IR A G E N C Y FREE S P I N A L E X A M I N A T I O N Frequent HeeOechea Low Back o r H ip Pain D iu in a t * or L o s t ot Slaap N u m b n t u ot H and s or F eel N ervou sn ess N eck Pain or S tilln e ss A im and Shoulder Pain ALSO INSURE MOBILE HOMES, MOTORCYCLES HOMES, REC-VEES Free preliminary elimination doei not include I Perl or utaimeni S w in g S tn lo rd lo r 27 Years 'H i r t i i ' M w o i H r n e a m K M e i n a u i H u w r w >om>vu 'c rnw.i o* h eerurua in* i..ih, i roi hi o'h i uhci hum. iih u s o w w MW'O'H OHi'ueil K> 1-r MHI SMI 1..... .Q. « hi uhii «« o*' « i ' H . i H . . i m . a M i e i « u i v M > > - n SA N FO R D P A IN C 0 N T R 01 CL INIC OF C H 1R 0 P H A C 11C. INC iANFOMO M VtJ PLUS W «U l ONLY , ('P v tm tx fy SUNDAY OCT. SSth A LOAN OF ANY KIND. COM E TO THE SOURCE. m m m w w m m . ♦ 6 .S 0 * Attention ★ • 1 During The Month Of October ‘ When You Have Your Car’s Periodic Maintenance Service Performed By Us We’ll Give You The Oil Filter F R K II Jest Mention This Ad Whon Voe Cell For An Appointment CtITIFItO CUNlCAl hulim oxut Effective countollng and testing tor oil type* ol nu*rl tional problem* concerning weight reduction, mi-nitural. f l l h<,‘' Ion. tobacco, alcoltol abuse, etc Q U EST IO N O F T H E W E E K ? Why do you continue to gain weight, even when you continue to eat less? 471 Latte Mary EM. 123-2739 M T F 11-9 W9-1 Ac* Airre wvm • 4D tA T0 l» * ll,*'***W LL*T n iF R lN C N A V I . i n eut SANF0H0 OPEN MON. THRU FRI. M MT.9-11 ALL WORK OUARANTIEO I DAY 9ERVICC enunu 10% DBC0UNT RENTALS & A •JornMan t* C M Germpo CorponMon OH S A *1*. M A X I re t M Tfta Part Sew .FLOTM 831-3400 i IMPORTED CAR SERVICE | LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF 29th ST. AND THE a OLD LAKE MART ROAD. IN THE SECURITY IN| DUSTR1AL COMPLEX BUILOtNO l i t h a e e e e ? y : 7A e t , . m m m + ® SA1.LS FREE ’ 'M A K E U P '' WITH PU R CH ASE O F CO STU M E | W* ALSO OFFER FREE PICKUR 4 DELIVERY Famllr CMdlt Sw v Ic m , In c 322-3315 322-7642 111 W. 13th ST. IAmono • MERCEDES-BENZ&BMWOWNERS J I | TxOU " SUN. 1PM - 1 2 PM CASSELBERRY W e'll B ring The Best In Decorating R ight To Your Home “■ 6 25" STREET u” ASi?“ 2444 ». 29* St Rt 3212929 p 4 to Si)0 PM M S 11 AM to 2 AM > SOUTH HWY. 17-92 1 U J S H S * HANOINQ BASKETS • MULCH * BEDDINO PLANTS SOD INSTALLATION ■ U IIN ) Dr. Richard Michael ItA U U I* ntOTINIA 'r & r iH 4 7Hu 9U TVt* 3 W E T X Comer ot 1 Perk Avs. 4 Otk a TREES • PATIO PLANTS • SHRUBS • LANDSCAPE 4 S*tc4 INVITES ALL TO -PENNSYLVANIA DAYOPEN HOUSE III litJ*it!■<***Sllitr IMS) 2510A OAK AVE. SANFORD U U U OOWNTOWN 212 E. 1st ST. SANFORD H O U SE IUPS S econd I mage c o n s ig n m e n t c lo t h in g * TUESDAY, OCT. 30 17-92 Group AA, 8 p m.. closed. Messiah Lutheran Church. 17-92 and Dogtrack Road. Overeaters Anonymous, open. 7:30 p.m.. Florida Power A Light. 301 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3 1 Carnival and Haunted House sponsored by Longwood Police Department. 6-10 p.m.. West Warren Avenue and Wilma Street. Longwood for children 12 and under. Games and costume Judging. Scream Castle sponsored by Winter Springs Fire Department, 7-11 p.171.. Village Market Square. State Road 434. CIA Halloween Fun House for children 12 and under. 6:30-8:30 p.m., 260 N. Country Club. Lake Mary. Concert by Seminole Community College Chorale. Chorallers. and Contemporary Choral Ensemble. 12:30 p.m.. SCC Concert Hall In Fine Arts Building. Free to the public. Golden Age Games Committee. 8 a.m.. Greater Sanford Chamber ot Commcice building. First Street and Sanford Avenue. Casselberry Rotary Club breakfast. 7:30 a.m.. Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Triplet Drive. Financial advisory service for senior citizens available by appointment. 1 p.m.. Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Luke Triplet Drive. Cail 831-3551. ext. 264. Free diabetes lest. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.. dally through October. Centra Care Medical Centers. 440 Stale Road 436. Allumontr Springs, und 1025 U.S. Highway 17-92 South. Longwood. Don't drink (except waterl or eat for 12 hours before. If on special diet check first with doctor before fasting. Medicare help for seniors. 10 a.m. until noon. Casselberry Senior Center 200 N. Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Special bowling league for handicapped Indi­ viduals. 3:15-5 p.m.. Longwood Falrlanes Bowl­ ing Center. 607 Savage Court (06 Slate Road 434). Call 834-2145 for Information Altamonte Springs AA. closed. 8 p.m.. Altamonte Springs Community Church. Casselberry AA. closed, 8 p.m.. Ascension Lutheran Church. Rcbos Club AA. 130 Normandy Road. 5:30 p.m. and 8 p.m.. closed. Sanford Born to Win AA. 1201 W. First St.. 8 p.m.. open. THURSDAY, NOV. 1 Lake Mary Rotary Club. 8 a.m.. Mayfair Country Club. Winter Springs Scrtoma. 7:30 a.m., Big Cypress. Senior citizen trip lo Muslcana. Orlando, leaves Sanford Civic Center at 5-15 p.m.; pick up at Seminole Plaza. 5:45 p.m. Reservations call 322-9148. Free blood pressure checks. 10 a.m. to noon, Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Triplet Drive, Casselberry. lO O O ’s O f P a ir s — '13.77 P h i li p s — 323-7710 or 323-3866 w m m SHOES i £ n W e 'v e A d d e d FREE ESTIMATE NO OBLIGATION Sanford’s A Lake Mary’* Newest Garden Center Family Credit has loans lor home improvement, education, vacations, or debt consolidation Wb even have loans to help your business grow And we purchase mortgages so you can tree up your valuable cash. Come by or call Ihe Family Credit office nearest you W r e your loan source. JERRY’S mi.77 OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 9-5 w w saw w e C O fu x tx Q ahc “CALL BLAIR AND COMPARE” *>AH» t MM , jML ANUO NAv '43 us NOW *23 Reg tu NOW *10 CUSTOM DRAPERIES • BEDSPREADS WOVEN WOODS - MINI BLINDS - VERTICALS CARPET • VINYL • WALL COVERINGS SPECIALISTS IN AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE SR 22’s FILED OANGEF SIGNALS OF PINCHEDNERVES III 4i|ifKifrji!iffrnf Oirfi Good Thru Nov. 1t'B4 With This Ad Reg w> NOW There hasn't and probably never will be any .dolls, roller skates, ('leaning and gardening place quite like home, simply because It’s home. equipment and put them where they belong. Yet sadly. In light ot statistics that oft-quoted Fulls from ladders ur other relatively high phrase may have to be amended to read — plaees are also major causes of structural Injuries. "There’s no place like home — for Injuries." No matter how mueh you are tempted to grab a Each year approximately one oul of five back stool or chair lo use as u makeshift ladder, safely ln|urlcs occurs In the home. According to Dr. dictates you refrain from doing so. Of course Thomas F. Yandcll. who practices chiropractic when you use a ladder make sure It Is free of family health care at Sanford Pain Control Clinic, breaks, loose rungs or other defects and avoid that's more Injuries than occur on our streets and anchoring It on a slippery floor or unlevel looting. highways, at work, or even in hazardous Soft ground can be especially treacherous. occupations. Many people think of gardening as relaxing, yet Formerly located on French Avenue. Sanford It can he one o f the mosl stressful tasks I ‘sain Control Clinic Is now In Its new facilities at performed around the home. Dr. Yandcll pointed 2-171 S. Alr|>orl Boulevard In the Winn-Dixie out. While noticing Is more becoming to a house Shopping Center. For the convenience"oT paflcntsT* than a well-tended garden or manicured lawn, effective Nov. I. Sanford Pain Control with four few people realize that the tusks performed In chiropractors on staff will be open from 8 a.m. to gardening arc extremely strenuous and precipi­ H p.m. seven days a week. tate many back problems, he said. .The problem, as health authorities view II. Is Each year, doctors o f chiropractic sec ihattpcoplc don't recognize their uwn limitations. thousands of bark Injury cases that arc the direct Somehow, they do things at home they wouldn't results of home mishaps. think E>f doing elsewhere — they lift more, pul In if you should slip or fall or otherwise hump. Jar long hours al awkward positions, try lo do repairs or strain yourself. It Is recommended that you without proper tools, lake chances in any number have a structural examination to determine If or ways. there Isa problem, and If so. the severity of It. One of the mosl Insidious hazards Is objects If a spinal misalignment Is Indicated. Dr. which litter thoroughfares In the home. Obstacles Yandcll will utilize procedures to correct It. as belong on an obstacle course, not on your well os relieve the pain and related symptoms. staircase or hallways. Toys, dishes, briefcases or For an appolntmrnl or Information about a myriad of other things in your path are acupuncture, weight control, pain control or Invllutlons for you lo lake an unexpected "trip" nutritional counseling call 323-5763. perhaps even to the doctor's office. Discipline yourself and family members lo pick up stray e'4M S AiRFOHT Qi Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1»U—JB wammmmmmsmmmmnmmmvmmmm ~r Ph. 323-9421 2?lh ST. i HWY. 17-1? MEWED ayFor The Rich And Famous Gets A Facelift By John OeMers NASSAU. Bahamas (UPI) — A grand old rolonlal resort favored by heads of state, tycoons and even rock stars for Its security and tight-lipped discretion Is touting a $9 million rcsloiatlon to a new generation of the prMlegcd class. Though the sun has set on the British empire, the Bahamian government and a Texas man­ agement firm are belling the old magic can still capture travelers able to spend up to V 1.2 0 0 a night on accommodations. The legendary Balmoral Beach reopens Its doors In mid-December after a name change and nearly a year of ambitious reconslruction, all aimed at erasing the abuses of a string or transient managers. Not content with healthy occupancy, the government and Ihe Dallas-based Wyndham Corp. want lo establish their renamed resort, the Royal Bahamian, as the mosl luxurious resort In Ihe Caribbean. "A lot of people who come here arc going to want to buy a little bit of the colonial experience wlthoul any of the hassles of empire." General Manager Philip Wood said during a tour or thr property. "A place like this has charm that It's Impossible to recreate today." Wood, who ran hotels lit England. France. Canada and Jamaica before coming lo the Bahamas, said moat of the restoration effort has centered on sprucing up the amenities that attracted luminaries from Ihe Beatles to Richard Nixon. All gravitated to the old Balmoral Beach for Its elegance and fanatical commitment lo privacy, which went so far as to rule out records of many celebrity visits. The Prince of Wales, for example, turned up for a month at a time without a single footnote to history. Stacks o f money somehow changed hands, but beyond that there was no registration except In the memories of resort staff. "T h e Balmoral was one long continuing secret." said Valencia Saunders, who now works as a restaurant manager at the nearby Cable Beach Hotel. "T h e guests came for privacy and service, and we gave them both. "You couldn't help wondering on occasion what Intricacies brought a prince from Spain or a multi millionaire from Italy to seek the seclusion of the Balmoral." The Duke and Duchess of Windsor frequently abandoned their European digs for the privacy of the Balmoral, where the former king of England and the woman for whom he gave up the crown were treated like any other guests. . The Beatles, who slipped away to the resort at the height of their global hysteria, were amazed to discover they could sun themselves at poolside and stroll unmolested through the compound’ s walkways. Nixon was known for arriving unexpectedly during his tenure as president, often dropping In by boat to keep news of hls visit under wraps. "Unfortunately, after a while the political need for continued acceptance would lake over." remembered Tommy Thompson, who rose to mattre d’ during hla 16 years at the Balmoral and now manages the Ambassador Beach. "H e would be thinking about leaving and getting back Into the real world again." — c • >» •' �\ \ 4 B - E v e n i n g H e r a ld , S a n fo rd , FI. T u o « d a y , O c f . 30, I t M C o u rt To H e a r A r g u m e n ts O n ‘S h o o t To K ill' P o lic ie s W A S H I N G T O N |UI*I| Th e Supreme Court Is reviewing the controversial question o f whether police should be able to "shoot lo kill" In order to stop a suspect from deelng. Lawyers for the state of Tennessee and the Memphis police department will urge the Supreme Court today to reinstate the state's "fleeing felon" law. The law. overturned by a lower court, allowed officers to "use all the necessary means to effect the arrest" of someone fleeing or resisting arrest. Last June, a federal appeals courl held the law was unconstitutional because "It authorizes unnecessarily severe and excessive, and therefore unreasonable, methods or seizure" of a person. Officers can only be justified In using deadly forte If the suspect has committed a violent crime or If they believe he Is armed or will endanger others If not captured, the court said. But T e n n e s s e e o f f i c i a l s are expected to argue that the appeals court ruling "extends ... unwarranted public protection to the felon at the expense of the public and the public's interest In effective law enforce­ ment." In support, a lawyer for the Mem­ phis police department will also urge the court to uphold the law. saying that it “ does not authorize the use of deadly force ... In rvery Instance, but rather only when no lesser means of apprehension Is available." The department revised Its deadly force policy In 1981 to permit officers to use deadly force only when trying to apprehend suspects In "dangerous CLASSIFIED ADS Sem inole 322-2611 831-9993 Other Supreme Court ttorieu on poge 4B ST. JU D E-T H A N K YOU lor Itvort granted M-C.Y. who had died was available for transplant Friday, the day the baby Identified only as Baby Fac received the heart o f a 7-month-old baboon In surgery at Loma Linda University Medical Center In Southern California. Baby Fae. 18-days-old. who was bom with a fatal underdeveloped left side of the heart, made steady progress Monday at the hospital. Dr. Gladden Elliott, chairman of the California Medical Association's Committee on Evolutionary Trends In Society Affecting Life, compared the case to that of Clark, who received the air-driven, man-made heart Dec. 2. 1982 and died 112 days later at the University of Utah Medical Center. The retired dentist “ received the mechanical heart with the probable likelihood he could not live for a prolonged period. But, unlike the tiny girl, Clark was mentally competent and made his own decision." Elliott said. " T h e big question Is. should desperate measures be taken to prolong life no matter what the quality of that life?" Dr. Marvin Garovay. director of the ImmunoGenetics and Transplantation Laboratory at the University of California. San Francisco, said even If Baby Fae survives, she may suffer sldc-effecta from manipulations of her Immune system to prevent It from rejecting the new heart. Dr. Leonard Bailey, who performed the transplant, refused to estimate the baby's chance of survival, saying only he Is "hoping for the best." V ic tim s O f C h ild P o rn o Ring A r o S o u g h t In R lv o r legal Notice FICTITIOUS H AM S Nolle* It N f f t y given that I *m engaged In business *1 147 W L it * Mary Blvd . Suit* IM, Lab* Wary, Seminol* County, f lor Ida 7774* under th# fictltloui name of AQ UA P U R E , and mat I Intend to register tatd name with th* Clark at the Circuit Court, Seminol* County, Florida In accordant* with the pro vlilon* at th* Flctttlou* Nam* Statute*, to-wll: Section MS 0* Florida Statute* I7S7. I V Roger A. Schlrmor Publlth October 31. 30 1 Nov ember*, II. I7S4. D E V I lf IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT FOR SBMINOLS CO UN TY, FLO RID A PRO R ATE DIVISION Fll* Number 44111 CP IN R E i E S TA TE OF P A U L R .H I B E R L I N O . NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Th# adm ln litrallon at th* estate of P A U L R. H E A t RU­ ING deceased. FIN Number •4171 C P. I* pending In C irc u it C a u rl tor Seminal* Samir C o u n ty , F lo r id a . P ro b a ta Division, IN* address of which I* Seminal* County Courthouta. Sanford, Florid a 11771. Th* name* and addreita* at lha personal rapremnlatlv* and lha partonal rapra*anlatlve‘* attornay ar* tat forth btlow A ll lnt*r**l*d p*r*on* ar* required to III* with Ihlt Court. WITHIN T H R E E MONTHS OF T H E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: (I) all clolm* agalnil th* atlot* and 111 any o b la c lla n by an lntor*»t*d per ton I* whom thl* nolle* wot met led that challenge* th* valid Ity ot lha will, th* pualltkallon* at th* partonal r*pr**antatlv*. venue, ar (urltdlctkm at lha court A L L CLAIMS AN D O B J E C ­ TIONS NOT SO F I L E D WILL BE F O R E V E R B A R R E D . Publication ot thl* Nolle* hat b*gun on October M, 11*4. Pereanal Raprotantatlvo: M ARIAN P .H B B E R L IN G I t ll BiMtam Lon* Maitland. Florida Attorney tar Partonal Rapreeantatlve: L.W. C A R R O LL. JR.. ESQUIRE LA W R E N C E W. C A R R O L L, J R , P A . P.O. Bax IS Caatalborry. Florida U7S7 Telephone: IM 1UAS70S Publlth October M A November AIM *. D E V .in NOTICE U N D ER FICTITIOUS N A M E S TA TU TE TO WHOM IT M A Y CO NCERN Nolle* It hereby given that lha undersigned. purtuant to lha " F lc tltla w * Nam a lla t u t a " Chapter MSI*. Florida Statute, will regltter with th* Clark at th* Circuit Court. In and tor Seminal* County. Florid*, upon receipt el praal *1 the public*lien Pt Nil* nolle*. Hi* fictltloui nom*. to wit: T O TA L H E A L T H C A R E , under w hich I am wigagad Hi butlnta* at P.O. Sat j> g . Winter Spring*. Florid* STM . That tha party Interested in told butln*** *nWrprlM It at County because several c hi l dr en h a ve told therapists three youths were killed there In the summer o f 1983 after being used for porno­ graphy. The FBI and BCA took o v e r the I n ­ vestigation earlier this month after local authorities dropped ch arges a ga in st 21 Jordan-area adults who faced 400 counts of child sexual abuse. LynnMarcatt* Dated at Or land*. Orang* County. Florida, October J. IM4. Publlth October t, Ik. 73, X . It DEY-44 Doonesbury REMUNM Lett brawn leather wallet E i­ ther *1 N«tr In’ Plata perking lot. ar Winn Dixie an First St. Contain* chock book from A t la n t ic B a n k . D r i v e n IMP PUH 774-134$ a aAVO N *a S E L L OR BU Y. Far Into. _______ UL4t7S_______ AVON EARNINOS WOWI11 O P E N TERR ITO R IES NOWIII U t-U S S a rU l-d ttt Babysitter needed tor 7 yeer eld girl. Part lima tor evening, and occasional day*. Musi have awn transporatlan. Call U1-44SI._________________ B* Flooded with otters I Make Money working at hemal DaSLAB D C S D*pi. A. 1714 S. Sanford Ave San tordlFld.HT7l.____________ Cape Canaveral firm • spending In Seminol*. I worker* pro­ ducing, 4 more needed. S3J0 P/T. 4410 full lima. Career oriented people Only ever 1A Full training. 331 1707, b*tor*4 cord* goad only la owner. It tound. pt**** phon* IH7JJ0 N* question* aafcgd. Wit* It th* Houtewlto who c leant cloaott with C l t u l t M Adt 25— Special Kotlcss S5— Business Opportunities Looking tar working partner to Invert In growing laundromat butlnote. U S A M A Evening*. ROUTE BUSINESS... servicing account*. Jut I cal loci Hit prof It* from your protected retail location*. Replace told stock Very eeey to maintain. High p ro fit p o te n tia l. 11740.IS minimum Invttlmonl. Call Mr. WHton. 117-147-4441. Spoclollilng In maintenance of Com mercial PropertyLarpeS Smell............... H I 7714 Animal S No*** Sitting tanka I • n s m m .p m m m S u iln tt* C apital 110.to* 11000,000 and over. P. 0. S 1411. Winter Pfc. Fla. U7M FO S Q U ALITY CHILD C A S E Kant A .R kh tar $31-3400 legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAM E Nolle* It hereby given that wa ar* engaged In but Inett at in* Highway 17-tl, C a tM lb a rry, Seminole County, Florida undar th* flctltlout name ot Zap Photo, and that w* Intend to regltter teld name with th* Clerk *< th* Circuit Ceurt, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with th* p ro vltle n t at the F lctltlo u t Nam* Statute, to-wlt: Section tkl a* Florida Statute* 1*17. /»/J. Larry Voyer Publlth October 14, 73. 30 A November A IM4. DBY-M IN T H E CIBCUIT COUNT F O S SEM INOLB CO UN TY, FLO RID A P S O B A T E DIVISION FIN Number M -U A C P Cook First cook wanted. Must b* experienced In cafeteria ttyN cooking and tarvlc* and mutt b* ab'e to follow recipes Sam* supervisor experience necessary J day weak plus other benefits ADMIN ISTRATI Vb ASSISTANT E X E C U T IV E S E C R E T A R Y SECRETARY W A N O O PER ATO R CRTOPERATORS ACCO U N TIN O C LER K Immediate Opening* Sign up today. Cottier 11 help Lin* servers, bus persons, dishwasher, general clean up. S day weak plut other benefit* rtS oIW Iiim niArmu TYnM TH T^wIwW, Apply In person. Howell Place ol Sanford. U0 W Airport Blvd A l l AM or 14 PM HO F E E CALLMUST 321-3940 Legal H p tlce I N R I i E S T A T E OF INEZ E A S T H W E L L RHODES. Denoted NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* adm ln litrallon *1 th* ttta N of INEZ E A R T H W EL L R H O D E S , d a c a a i t d . F ll* Number 1* 114 CP, I* pending In th# Circuit Court lor iomlnol* C o u n ty , F lo r id a , P ra b a t* Dtvlilon. the addrat* Ot which li Seminal* County Courthouse. Sanford. Florid* 11771. Th* n am * and a d d ra t* *1 th* partonal rapratanlaflva and th* partonal representative’* at­ torney aro tat forth b*Mw A L L CLAIM S AND O B JE C ­ TIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BEFOREVBRBARRED A ll Inlaratlod portent ar* required N III* with the court. W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S FR O M T H E D A TE OF THE F IR S T P U B LIC A TIO N OF THIS NOTICE: III *11 claim* again*! lha attaN and i l l any ob|acti*n by an Intaratiad per ton to whom nolle* wa* mailed that challenge* Rw valid Ity at Hi* will, tha gualltlcatlan* at th* partonal repr*tentative, venue, ar lurltdlcttan ot tha court. D*M *1 tha flrtl publication ot Hilt nolle* of odmlnltlraflon: October 31. IMA Per tonal Raproaantallvo i M ARIE RHOOES RAD FO RD Attorney N r Portanal Repretontatlve: F RAN K C. WHICH AM ESQUIRE of 1TBNSTROM, MclNTOSH. JU LIAN. CO LB E R T BW HIOHAM . P A P.O. Boa t u t laniard, PLU771-1 US * Telephone: 1BS/U11171 Publlih October U 30. i n *. 0EY-1I1 FICTITIOUS NAM E Nalka la hereby given that I engaged In but inert at tool « Rd. 414. Winter Spring*. Stale Seminole County. Florid* U7M the Hcttttau* VID EO P R E M I E R E , bruTthan Inland to regltter told name with the Clerk ef the Circuit Court, Seminal* County. Florida In accardanc* with th* provtttana of th* Fkttttau* Nam* Fkertd* Statute* IM7. t t l Michael C u m Inghem Publlth October ZL » A Nov­ ember A 1 A IMA D E Y -ttl NOTICE U N 0 I R FICTITIOUS NAM E STATU TE TO WHOM IT M A Y CONCERN: Notice I* hereby given that in* u n d erlin ed purtuant t# th* " F lc f lt la u t Nam* Statute", Chapter 1410*. Florida Statute*, will raglittr with th* Clark ot th* Circuit Court. In end tar Seminal* County. Florida, upon receipt of preet at the publica­ tion ot thli nolle*, th* tlclltlou* nam*. tow lt: M A C ’S A U T O PARTS, undar which w* ar* engaged In bu tln tu at ISO W M alad y Lana. C a ita lb o rry . Florida. That the portlet Interested In M id butlrwu enterprise era at tellawi: Dan Siymantkl Frank Muial Dated at Altamonte Spring*. I tm ln o l* County. F lo rid * . October IA 1H4. Publlth October 33. X 1 Nov amber A 11. IM4. 0EV-1I1 177J N NOTICE O F APPLICATION FOR TA X D E E D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y OIVEN. that Chart** H ar Mary B Harper th* haldtr *1 th* tallowing certificate* hat Iliad M id certificate* tor a ta i deed to be ln uad thereon. Th* certlllcato number* and yaart #1 iMuanc*. Hi* description *1 th* property, and th* nama* In which II wa* ei m i i d art at Cartlflcato N a .iu . Yaaraf luuanca 1M1. Detcrlptlen at Property: LOT S E L K O DIXIE T E R R A C E P E S P O IL Nam a in w hich a i t a t i t d Alberta William* at al, Mabel La* Milton. Janafto Milton. ^4 t Inn Iin jm vi a M ia uiMp4u p n g v rtf Iwing Hn County *1I Seminal*. Stole *f Florida. U nleu w ch cartlflcato ar car Htlcato* that I b* redaemid ac carding to law th* property daaertoad In such cartlflcato ar cartlflcato* will b* tald to th* hlghart bidder at Hi* court haut* dear an m* Itth day *1 Nav amber. lT t e a lllS O A M D a te d th l* 11th d ay #1 October. ISM. IS E A L) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clark at Circuit Caurl #»Sam Inal* County. Florid* There** Macek Deputy Clark Publlth: October II, & A S November A IH4. DBY-/Y 1 AAA EMPLOYMENT PERMANENT jo b s TEMPORARY JOBS Do riot alter: SECURITY BENEFITS ADVANCEMENT PERMANENT JONS DO! T E L B M A R K E T C L E R K .....U44 O* you have th* gin ot gab? Company will train, computer knowledge help*, will ralM to 4400 In lour weeks I D R AFTIN G TR AIN EE....!* lit* Read print*. Racant grad or light experience get* top spot* with top benefit*. DATA ENTRY-------Im pressive company, location, dynamite career op portunltyl A P P R E N T I C E - --- -------to Will train to Install llrtpla truck and tools provided. RECORDS C L E R K .--------- SIM Pvt your ability to ins Typo writer and 14 kay hare. 171-1 hr. weak. |*b security l W A R EH O U S E __________ SIM Drive Igrklltt. company pro vldes Uniterm, medical and denial plan iM te iu rr OW NS MATMUCH m A tS T f CAPITAL f Um L / I A ll round skill* nasded to erg#M i* and ce ordinal* busy at flea. Great boss. DRIVING Will train tor local delivery Ham* every night, no chauttour licenser I needed CLAIMS F S O C B li TR A IN EES ! Ne toe ter U day*, till trained Tap Insurance company altar* d e n t a l b p n a t l t t l V . 7 # * I f f ^ * 4 * * f • * * '■$’ *f* V'1 -V r* * ** ■ 1 Ft* TEMP PERM 774-13*1 Experienced D ry-e ll Hanger with tael* and Iranspartatton needed tor partner. O i l Chock. 704 7147*41 Experienced Super Merkel Cashier. Polygraph tost required Apply Park and Shop. Uth and Park Ave Sea Mrs G aill *_________ F A C T O R Y H E L P E R S - Good starting pay. Full benefit* C a l l F u t u r e * 471-4100 Federal. Slit* 1 Civil Service Jobs available Cell I (417) 14* (XU tar into 14 hr*_______ IN STALLER S Need three pao pi* to install energy manege men! equipment f l l an hour or paid per installation. Call I 40d U4 114* ext II Job* Overt*** Big money fast 110.000 to 110.000 plus par year. Call I 714 M l 7700. In eluding evenings. E x t,111)1 Laborer • Ground men needed tor Tree Service Cut limbs, load limbs, and ate. Pr* f a r a b ly 11 41 y r t . o ld , minimum 171 lbs 14 00 hr. Call Terry 131 7777. altar 4 ______ PM Laundry and O ry Cleaning Presser Experienced only Salary open Apply 7 II AM Steen’s Cleaners. 411 S Sen lord A ro , H I 0177__________ Mature beautician warned with tome tallowing that cater to Sanlar Citizen* Casselberry Area. Cell W a m or 171 7*7* Need 1 Peeple At Once- no experience necessary Work w ith I k n lo r d B ra n c h ot Florida Compeny W* will train those people accepted on basis ol vacationel aptitude totl. Mutt be able to start w o r k in g Imm ediately and menage on 1340 e week or do not a p p ly C a ll 111 1440. Mendoy lO to t PM only Now Hiring, Cashier clerks, tor Trtd and 3rd shifts Apply In person. Little Food Town In cor pore ted 1400 S Hwy 17 73. Debery 710 Lake Mary Blvd . San lord 707 N Hwy 17 71. Equal opportunity Employer Orlande Based Company seeking e tow good people to t r a i n In b a t h r o o m r* modeling II you have experl •nee In point spraying, til* repair, or looking tor a good trad*, we are looking tor you. Good poyl Good bonolllsl Valid Florida Drivers License and vehicle required Call Mr. M iller 113 M il PROCESS M AIL AT HOME I 17100 per hundred I No exp* rience Pert or lull time Hart Imm ediately F o r dolalls. t e n d : Sa11■A d d r e s t e d . Stamped envelop* to. C R I XX). P O. Boa 41. Stuart. F L 11471____________________ STORE MANAGERS FEMALE-MALE Checker Oil Company has Im mediate career opportunities lor dependable, ambitious women end men We will train q u a n t is e d e t a il m ind ed applicants who have cashier experience In retell tor the position ol store managers lor arte stores G oo d s ta rtin g s a la r y and excellent company banal 111 ’fUftWRi fWfWf thAF most office position* tor sue cestful manager candidate* Pleat* apply In person IMPERIAL OIL CO. M e n d St. Rd.44 Sentord FL. (N* phene calls Ptoesel Equal Opperlunlly E mpteyxr TR U C K DRIVERS-Local Will train Call Future*474 4W> Waitress Wanted E xper lanced or will treln. Valentino * Restaurant 7737 S Orlando Drive 1711)74 NOTICE KNIGHTS O F COLUMBUS TIM 041 m . S W M THURSDAY 7 P H. SUNDAY 7 F.N. CANES S35-S4O-SS0 JACKPOT 17SO TEMPLE SHALOM Saturday B:4S F.M. Wednesday E:4S PJL $25 • $35 • $50 2 $250 lackpet* 174S U l a n Mvd lComer Fn rldixie ETxd.] Deitntsa, FL KIWANIS CLUB OF CASSCLKMIY 7WBAY HUNT 7 P.EL S3SU 4IIM (1) U M IACHFGTS D.A.V.A. R EC EPTIO N IST Type, phones, general office. Good moth skills. Permanent position. Never o loo TEMP PERM 774-1341 Roofing Laljorori. no expert ence Wages Open Rooters, taper lance necessary Call m 7417 ____ IT I M F.B. LACK (AM FATE 111 em ucRFET tin JACKPOT OWN YOtlft OWN OIIWNiR JIAM AMD IPOtTIWUI tTOM National Company otter* unique opportunity polling natlonelly advarllted brand* M substantial sav­ ing* lo your customers Thl* It tor tho loehron mind *d parson qualified to own and oporal* IM* Mgh prolil business CN AFTU 3S12 W TST smT O can appear to tkto N U.M par wnak? rids HanWaal my to totorm Mm pabfic ef year dab tlaluro*. supplies, training, grand opening and air tar* (II penon lo corporal* train­ ing cantor. M year d e b a r s _ m t H Eb* to be Iatbs4a4 |g tkto b tU a i cat: 323-5176 FOR BROCHUREAND INFORMATION CALL TOLL FREE E v e n in g H e ra ld NOTEETIU MIRED HU FRENCHAVE Shopping For A Hew Or Used Fast caa afway* /lad Ihe hoof deals la lb* FreeIn* TfaraJd's Clootinod aecllan. Read Friday'* fven/ng f/araJd Far the baa* aaJectfana. III * 1 M *4 “ • Good d rivin g reco rd. Non smoker. M ature Sentord Permanent position Never a SEC U R ITY WORK- Full lime Good benefits A ll shift*. Call Future* 47* 4)00___________ 170 000 00 investment In I h eath F y i e i fc A s e a — m D E LIV E R Y D RIVER Office In Deltona 1111 Providence Blvd K i l l * 1414 Cell to Schedule Appolnlment SERVICEWRITER Foreign car experience.Tpp dealership attars UK poton tiol. Nttdt now. Evening Herald Par- it SECRETARY WANTED OFFICE MANAOIR..... l!M+ MAM- \m U T7U . h o o pk m n u n cA L m w * A BLJHO TVJST. AMHAMf co x sv sp q p m n K r TEMP PERM 774-13*4 CUSTO M ER G R EE T E R S - No experien ce needed. Goad storting pey Future**?* 4300 Debery Monor now hiring exp* rle n c e d end or ce rtifie d Nurses Aide* Apply at *0 N. Hwy. 1771 Debery or cell 444 4414 Equal Opportunity Employer D E L IV E R Y WORKERS- Local Will train Call Future* 474 4300 ________ Delivery and Set Up Man Chauffeur* llcent* required Will train Salary open Apply In perten. Shed* America H U Hwy 17 71' 4 4 i 4 CO NSTR UCTION W ORKERSS k llld d ond h t l p t r t . A ll phate*. Call future* 471 4300 71— Help Wanted Mutt have •xperlenc* and b# accurate Permanent petition Never* Fee A pplicants should Apply In person to Star* Manager be­ tween 7 A M and 1 P M al th* tallowing location CLERKS- Will train. Mall svork. Good pay. Call Future* 4744100 M O R TG A G ES 71 - H e lp Wanted SALfcS SERVICE National Co with 4 years eep* rience In energy m snegemenl needs I 10 qualified Indlvldu els. P/T positions avellabl* Call 1700114 HSSext 11 CRT OPER ATO R Fane* Installer* Experienced Call 171 4044 O E N E R A L O FFIC E P E O P L E W A N T E D - Goad pay Im medial* Call Future* 47I4US 1-4 and St. Rd.M Sanford FL. (N» phana calls please) Equel Oppertunity EmpNyer WE BUY 71-H elp Wanted W* need lull and part time cashier* tor local stores Pre vtou* retail or fast food tip * rlanc# helplul but net re­ quired. IMPERIAL OIL CO. 27— Nursery A Child Cere SM I v m a M O O M P u fH F u llt F s r t T im s 43— Mortgages Bought ft Sold YA m I^ ,amT«bJ|,oiTiMl Carpeaters-W * need a law OOOO man Stoady employ moot. Days 133 TUI. ave*. Ill 7 P M 1 » 7177 CASHIERS 41—Money H Lend BY GARRY TRUDEAU |AKMAHT6AHFIA**. Itt and 3nd shift*. 14.40 par hr. L ift M lb*, la n ia rd Araa Permanent petition Never# Fee BOB M. B A L L JR. SCHOOL O F S E A L E S TA T E D l d l l l o r 1717)44 G U A R A N T E E D Employment M A S T E R CH AR O E OR VISA Studanli trum4l Cltlo* 23— Lost A Found and shot Gamer In the right side of the head. The officer later testified he fired at Gamer because he knew that once the boy went over the fence, he would be unable to capture him. Gamer, who died of the gunshot wound, had $10 In cash and Jewelry on him. The unoccupied house Garner fled had been ransacked. Garner's father. Cleamtee Gamer, filed a $2 million suit against Hymon and the police department In April 1074 for wrongful death. He charged the shooting was a federal civil rights violation. He tost at trial In August 1976. The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the lower court's finding that Hymon was not liable but returned the cose to lower courts to reconsider the city's liability for the shooting. A n o t h e r n o t e d t h e h e a r t f r o m a 2 - m o n t h - o l d g ir l m m u o H io m o M t Ask lor people reecher H E R A L D ADS llln e t T d e y t lllM . A 1 K M I L E P 1 -F A B R I C A T O R S Courses The landmark, lifesaving transplant of a baboon's heart Into an Infant girl has raised moral, medical and social questions, which experts say have Implications for the future of health care and humanity. In a IIPI survey Monday, authorities In heart transplants, immunology and medical ethics raised concerns ranging from experimenting on babies and prolonging life with poor quality to implanting animal parts In humans. One scientist compared the transplant to the controversial and ultimately fatal Implant of the world's first permanent artificial heart In Dr. Barney Clark two years age. ■tHeamm. u a /mxrm. cwcm T m e A K Ju srso M e l vim issuesmaeo 1tusnh a s Ktvaeseo Acrylic Appllcetort nssdsd to apply protective coating on cars, boat* and plana* U to Sit per hour Wa train. Far work In Sentord araa call Tampa 4)14447111________ O rlando - W inter Park felonies" such as kidnapping and CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 t i t s * ....................... $ 4 C g ling murder. HOURS 3 C M M C b tiv * tlM«s SIC • ling But on Oct. 3. 1974. a "shoot lo 7 consecutive tints 49C t ling kill " policy resulted In the death of an *t:30A.M. - S:30P.M. unarmed 15-year-old Memphis boy. MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10 cgntdortht timet 44C ■ line SATURDAYt $2.00 Minimum who was a suspect in a $ 10 burglary. 3 Lint* Minimum A neighbor alerted police that a burglary was In progress. Officer DEADLINES Elton Hymon and his partner saw a figure run from behind a house In Noon The Day Before Publication suburban Memphis to a cyclone frnce Sunday • Noon Friday enclosing the backyard. Monday * 11:00 A.M. Saturday Hymon yelled at Edward Eugene Gamer to "halt." Gamer paused, then Jumped to the top of the 6-foot fence as the officer started toward 21— PtrseiMls 33-Real Estate him. Hymon fired his service revolver Baboon- To-Baby Transplant Raises Ethical Questions ST. P A UL , Minn. |UPI) — Authorities, trusting the Indepen­ dent statements of children, will drag the Minnesota River for the bo di e s of three y o u n g s t e r s the c h i l d r e n say w e r e killed last year by a pornography ring. Jack Erakinc. super­ intendent of the state Bureau o f Criminal A p p reh en sion , said Monday the river will be dragged tn Scott 71— Help Wanted . 1-$0fr2314433 CLASSIFIED D EPA R TM E 111 1411 �f « Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. OUR BOARDING H O U EE ‘ with Major H oopla‘ 71— Help Wanted 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent Wonted Delivery Drivers Mull be II or oldor with own cor and Insurance Average M to )* per hour HI 5000________ Wtnted Incam* T o i Preparer. H o u s e h o ld In co m e T o e Service Port tlm* Equal Opportunity Employer Call m » I O _______ __________ W AREH O USE lA oR K E R S M O V E S ! AND LABOR EM'S I m m e d ia te a s s ig n m e n ts available In the Santord Area Car and phone lu c t u n y A M t l Temporary Service _________ M l 3**0__________ Santord I bedroom, adultl. no pett. quiet retidentlal area tl)0 A up per month 131101* I Bdrm. efficiency Mature protettionai tamale preferred S7) week S110 dap M l 17*4 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent BAMBOO CO VE APTS 300 E Airport Blvd Ph 3114470 Etflclancy. from 1350 Mo S \ ditcount for Senior Clllient W AREHOUSE WORKERS- Pull tlm*. No eiperience necei sary Call Future! i n ajoo & W E L D E R S - Good pay Im mediate opening! Cert Ilied Call Futures! to OOP________ Work Irom home m o per too imarling envelopei Inlorma tlon tend itamp to Smyre P 0 Boi 1SOI OB Bloomlleld NJ o t o o j ______ _ X Ray Tech part lime and weekendi M ult have Frurlda 1 Ira n i# t n s r u _______________ *1— Apartments/ House to Share L U X U R Y AP AR TM EN TS Family A Adwltt Section Peo'lM*. I bed roe mi Matter Cave Apartm ent MS-MM Open On Weekend!._____ M E L L O N V IL L E T R A C I APTS. Spaclout Modern 1 Bdrm Cant heat, air, dote to town or Laketrontl No pats S1S0 Mo taoMallonyllla Ava M3 4114 RIDGEWOOD ARMS APTS 7)40 R idgewood Av* Ph 3T3 4470 l.3 A 3 B d rm t tromSlIO S a n to rd S h a re ] b ed room d uplei U S week ) week depot 11 Reference! 477 pel? Will ihar* > bedroom. } bath apartment. 1700 monthly Call *77 4773. a ik to rjlm Jendlewood Villas. Santord. 1 Bdrm. 3 bath. S1S0 par mo andSMOiecurlty i m t t H 93— Rooms for Rent NEAR L A K E MONROE NOW LEASINOI SANFORD LANDINO APTS Chrlitlan Mattel TV . kitchen, laundry, maid. but. MS wk. up. 473 SaM. e ll M10. Private Beth and entrance Working family home SI) 00 wk m step E v e t ________ ROOMS FOR RENT ________ Can m sail________ Roomttor Rent ISO 00 Week M i seep Evet________ SANFORD Furnlthed roomt by the week. Reetonabl* rate*. Maid service Call 373 *»7, ) 1 P M 41) Palmetto A v*_______ S A N FO R D . Raat weekly A Monthly rtlet Util. Inc elf SOOOek AduHH M l f t l l *7— Apartments Furnished / Rent ALLA H EAS Furnlthed. end unfurnithed. I. i . J, R a bedroom t Kldt. peft. 1700 end up 73* 7700 F**«7» Sev On Rantalt Inc Realtor Furn. Aplt. ter Senler CP'iens 111 Palmetto Av* J Cowan No Phone Call! Lake Mary Small I bedroom, furnlthed apartment Single working man, nlca Murry! 323 1*30-_________________ Lovely I bedroom Complete privacy Newly decoraled 175 a week plut 11)0 tecurlty ' depot 11 Call 177 11M or 113 1401_____________________ SAN FO R D CO U R TAP TS. Studio Apartmanti l bedroom apartment 1 Bedroom furnished apl 1 Bedroom apartment Senior cltltenidiicount Flealbt* leetet ; M M 1. . 1. , 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent HK5 Pi^APPEAREC' S\U C E I ★ LANDLORDS ★ Tired ot the headaches) Let us manage your rental pro parties Professional low cost service, l i t M i l Call anytime United Salas Aiieclatts. Inc. Prep. M#W>t. Dry,. Raalter Large * rooms gas haal plut fireplace, appliances, fenced yard, garage Call «****)! Large 1/1, central heal a air, WW carpet, nlca M X month plus deposit Call 131 isas Your Budget will bud wllh a ilra dollars whan you advertise In Clattllled M l 3*11_________ I Bdrm unlurnlthed apart menl Pool S310 month plut utilities M l 1*90 Ev* 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent Clot* I n i bdrm . kitchen luro No pelt. Slid plus security Sat 10)4. or 144 1440_________ For Rant S7*l monlh, tlllciency housa at i l l S. ath St. In Lake M ary. Kitchen, bath, and large room. IJiTO with tape rater for living area, and bedroom tit month end let I monlh and 1700 damage d* pot 11 required Call *7* *7J3 leave massage____________ • a a IN D E LT O N A a a a a * HOMES FOR R E N T * * ______ * * SIS-I4M e e______ Lake Front 3 bedroom, 1 bath SS10 par mo 1*00 security Pets 0 . 1C 4 M -M il TELLERS; Full limb and part lima potlllona a«allibl> In our Sanlord Office. Pranloua taller oiporlonc* proforrad. Must ba cuatomar orlantad, hava good com­ munication aklll* and a professional appaaranca. Our alall will ba Inlarvlawlng In our Sanlord olflca, 101 E. 2Slh Slraal, on Wednesday. Oclobar 31,1M4, batwaan tha hours ol • a.m. and 11 a.m. Equal opportunity Employer ■M F V H SPECIAL •MOO OFF SECURITY DEPOSIT Must Qualify G Must Move In By 10/31/84 Very Nice bedrqom. 1 bath plus eat In kitchen, dining room and family. In eice'lenl loca Hon. large lot, trull trees, laundry room wllh washer 1415 firm First, last, plus security 377*407__________ 1 Bdrm . 1 bath, carport, utility, la r g e liv in g ro o m w ith llre p lo ct Avolloblo 11/01. MIS. 1st and last, and securI ty IM 107* eves 141— Homes For Sale RFPOSSESSIOM Oviedo. 1 mil* Irom UCF 3 B d rm . I's belh brick and stucco. SI4.HC l)W down. 1601 77 per mo PI 13*. APR Principals only Lake Mary Really REALTO R 271 rise 105— DuplexTriplex/ Rent NEW BRICK D U P L E X positive c a s h (lo w A s s u m a b le mortgage Asking 177 SOO United Seles Asseclalti. Inc. __________MI-IBM_________ BRA N O N EW D U P L E X E S 1 Bdrm . I B . screen porch, carpet, stove, refrig D/W. laundry room. M l MSI______ D uplei Newly dacoralad 1 bed'ooms. I bath. Inside utlll ty room SL30 per mon*h u.ut security deposit Call Orlando 41* 4144 tor appolnlmenl_____ SA N FO R O 3 bdrm 1 bath lovely home. 7300 sq I t . eel in kitchen, form*! dining shady double lot New Spat 1*7 W0 Owner Mot iv ate d 115— Industrial Rentals Beautiful Shady lot epproi *I acre on canal to Sylvan Lakr 177 *00 Ask tor Carrie. Cenlu ry 31. June Porilg Realty 3M *47* home 331 MSS Santord area Low down, no qualifying 3 bedroom. I bath, wood Irama housa 111 SOSI Santord 3 Bdrm I bath, and more Assume wllh 13.400 With Terms. 373 f i l l _______ W.OOO sq ft Industrial avail able lor loose, on 1 acres Airport Blvd M4 417 J i l l For details 117— Commercial Rentals S A N F O R D Reduced lo ll of flowers with fenced beck yard convenient to everything Greet starter home 14r wo SPACE FOR R EN T: oftict. retail, and warehouse storage _______ Call 777 4403 W A LL ST. CO M PANY...M l WO) 4 4 4 4 121— Condominium Rentals ENJO Y COUNTRY LIVING Energy altlclanl 1 bedroom apartment nestled In a lush country environment Minutes from Orlando and Shopping Children end smell pets wel com* Professional on slto management CANTERBURY AT THE CROSSINGS »h 127—Office Rentals O F F IC E Far Rent Or Leas* 1075 N Orlando Av* Maitland F lo rid a lir a s 11)0 per month, shoe! or long term SCHURSN R E A L T Y R E A LTO R S ..............MS-BI1-H4T New Smyrna Beach Duplei Townhouse 3/7 each unit Baach side A I A Priced to sail 1137.000 S'ntord Florida Av* Double lol Ideal tor restricted cummer d a l or professional off lets SI Cloud Small 3/1 cottage |utl S blocks to public boat ramp C . L a k e T o h e . S 3 * .to o furnished Winter Springs Investment op p o r t u n lt y Q u a d r a p le i townhouses 1/1'le e ch unit Huckeb* Hall Proper!..;. Inc. REALTO R t lb U H attar heurs. Olenna J. Tenney R E A LTO R ASSOCIATE IM 14*1 PRIVACY 3 Bdrm Mobil* on 3 Acres, near Airport Have appraisal and commitment tor 17*. VX CO U N TR Y W ID E R E A L T Y Rag. R. E. B ro k er....... 7 M « M EXPERIENCED CASHIERS, GAS ATTENDANTS AND FAST FOOD PREPARATION Q /te c D o / CENTERS 5 LOCATIONS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY M AKE APPLICATION IN PERSON AT 202 N. Laurel Ave.. Sanford Monday Thru Friday • 30 AM 4 30 PM NO PHONE C A L L S PLEASE BATEMAN REALTY Lie. Real Estate Broker 7440 Santord Av* R E D U C EO 144 *00 to MS,*00. Vacant must tea to believe I 1 B d r m ., 1 b a th , k itc h e n equipped, screened perch. 1 car garage, fenced beck Secluded New neighborhood 321-0759 Eve 322-7643 BEST BUY IN TOWN 3 Br I's Belh. in emc location Only S3*.*00 C A L L ON THIS O N E' CALL BART R E A L ESTATE REALTO R 133 74*1 By Owner Oeneva Almost NEW! 4 Bedroom. 1 Bath 3 acres __ 34) 34toor 34* S43I Cold weather doesn't tree re the last results want eds bring CO UN TRY CO TTAO E new paint and carpet on 's acre treed lan ced lol Ow ner financing Vacant I Move In now Make oiler United Ml*s Associates. Inc. 311 3113 For Sal* by Owner Sanlord Nice 1 bedroom home wllh living room, dining room, paneled lemlly room, laundry room, workshop end large screened porch Call tor in formation 333 IIP* M3,top HOME INSPECTORS SOLID BRICK 4 Bd rm . I's Bam home on corner fenced lol. Fla room, workshop, garden Assumabla mortgage Only 1)4 000 United Sales A iieclatei. Inc. 131 3U1 Call us batore you buy "Let the ••S TtM PEN AGENCY IN C .** I N T E R E S T E D in a F R E E Computer lied Merkel Analy sis of the value of your home or properly 7 Cell us today at United Sales Associates, Inc. Reelter. tor mere tntormatlen. M< to)* L A K E ASHBY Ooubl* wide mobile home on j 's acres ten .d. ja m Bring your horses O n l y S I J .000 WE H i ED LI1TINOS1 *4 ,•% ~7 A ll T0U R llO 10 «N0H IB REAL ESTATE STENSTROM REALTY»REALTOR Sanford's Sales Leader 4fE L IS T A N D S E L L M RE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN NORTH SEM INOLE COUNTY buyer bow are" no longer applies....................... 3M W3S. Idyllwilde 4 Bdrm 1 bath ~FR, cent heat air Apro> ' i acre lot Very prlvetel Assumable mlg 377 7073 alter ) ) re too keues jffinSi «ki o ' ^3-3200 ORIFTWOOO VILLAO E O N L A K E M ARY BLVD K J S lf i(V \i. list v r i i: SANFORD Well cared tor 1 bedroom. j belh home Lais al Ireetl This haute It immecu late Yours tor S47,*M INI S. FR E N C H AV E R E A LT O R 321-0041 At M il 14 IS >1if f |in n ikil, mo. p.a I. sti.see C A L L HALL INVESTORS S P EC IAL! Almeit new duplet In good areal Priced Relew market. Owner says saill Uv* la an* side and root ovlolkor. S IM M C A L L MALL W ALK TO L A K E MONROE- 1 B d rm . | B a lk H al t o il Fireplace I CH and A. tamlly r m . l SI X i t s c r e a k e d katenlcel gardens I Dreams da coma truel Only till,to*. C A L L HALL. CALL HALL 323*5774 SNUOGLE UP Rama In Rate peddle Ians. and mere l i t W ILL BUILD TO SUIT! YOUR LOT OR OURSI EXCLUSIVE A O E N T F O R W IN S O N O D EV . COUP., A C E N T R A L FLO RID A L I A O I R I MORE HOME FOR LESS M O N EY! C A L L TOOAYI a O E N E V A OSC EO LA RD a 20 N E D FOR MOBILES! I A crt Country Iracts Wall tread an paved Rd i e \ Dawn. 1* Yrs. at l]%l From tli.ie * I If yev are looking tor a sue cesttul carter In Real Estate, Stenttrem Realty Is leaking tor you. Call Let Albrlgkt today al 311147* Evaelngs mxts- C A L L A N Y TIM E 1*** HWY 17(7 t r a S EC U R ITY - 3 D EP O S IT J| S P EC IA L ISO o u a im u APPU CANTS to t , 323-2920 KLv *** Uv '-M ' 9 9 3 i 1 231— Cars Aufumnt Enjoy fh« Beauty of tha Staton In A 'Good 4 N#w Car Trad#In! Bad Credit? Remington Model 1130 17 Ge Shotgun a Remington Model (70 Pump Shotgun 17 Ge , and S A W Model 7* • MM Pistol Call 373 I0*e NEW SM YRNA BEACH Investors' Builders! Ocean and Rlvervlew lots 170 000 Flnanclngavallabie Beachside Realty. REALTO RS *77 1317 Open 7 Pays 1 O S T E E N S A lots HOOD down. Terms Lake Privileges No mobiles Kerry I Dreggnrs Realtor I4S )*73___________ 189—Office Supplies / Equipment Seminole W oodi Executive home sites. 1 S acres By owner Call Orlando 777 7*70 Alter S PM _______________ 3 LOTS LOCH ARBOR Calls*) *70* 157— Mobile Homes / Sale No Credit? WE FINANCE This wttk only 73 Bu<ck Elaefra 1200 Down 73 For d Wagon 1200 Down 77Dodga pick op13)0 Offar expires 11/03/14 NATIONAL AUTO SALES 1120 S Sanford 321-4075 Debar, Auto S Marin* Sales Across the river, top olhlll 174 Hwy 17 *7 Deber r 444 *14* Electrostatic copier with stand Good condition Start up Supplies tree Cell 373 *4*1 Mutt talll 1*77 Gran P ri. Good condition Air. pt pb 17300 Call 777 *404 199— Pets a Supplies Reliable winter Ited cart In today t want ads _____ Check Them Quit _____ Rrtt*«ii*r F No papers UJ0 00 Rag Chow ml* M 223 2720 T I C Custom Body She* and Garage Used C a n Sales L Service 3414*1 S OrtondnOr 371 Ot** 205— Stamps/Coins WE FIN AN CED WE BUY CARS! 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I Bedrm , l ' i balk Rama an attractive, fenced toll Assume- na qualifying marlgaga t!V|% and 14*7 a • Auto/Truck Refueling • Full Line Convenience Stores • Fast Food Kitchens • • • • • 141-Homes For Sale ROOMY. 1 Bdrm., 1 Bath, and 1 Bdrm., I bath duplei. 7 ceiling fans, utility n o n , waad Hears, newly decorated t4*,*«o JUST R I D U C E O Almost new poet Romo. W/Ragq family rm l Oargaaut yard w/many trees I C H I A I New carpet I Spill plant Onktl Aesemable mart gag* S*T. Set. C A L L H ALL Outstanding Opportunity For Sl> Room Block house 3534 Oak Av* 14) 000 Hots 371 7s*I R E A LTO R 111 4ffl HALL H IR IN G ! O 187— Sporting Goods 153— AcreageLols/Sale 323-7900 NOW COLOR TELEVISION RCA 7)*’ Consol* color tolevl Sion Original price over SM0 Balance due 1744 M or leke Over payments S70 per mo Still In warranty NO MONEY DOWN Free home trial No obligation Call 447 53*4 ^ ^ ^ ^ t3 * y O rn i£ h ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ _ 1200 pee month Pfict XX 000 3230040 Santord. Holly Av* 1 Blks N 17 *1 HIc*. 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Ifl4—JB UM.YAS THE LOVE C F THE iSAME *19§ 1 5 0 5 W . 2 5 th S L 1 IM « M Accounting A Tax Service a SM ALL BU SIN ESSES* Income Ten Season It NEAR Fine tst la I Eimthmenl Service C O M P LE T E ACCOUNTING AND TAX SER V IC E" 313 71*1 ask tor Karan er Bred For Small businesses Monthly computer lied financial Ifal famanl Quarterly returne. 3130*40 Ask tor Frank III Individual wllh 14 yrs aiparl tnce desires monthly account Ing or lea work Sptclallilng In Small Business Reasonable rates M l 13*7 SM ALL BUSINESS! Want to Increase profits and improve efficiency? I can show you howl Call lor Free Censwlle Item 171 1343 Additions A Remodeling Rtmod«iin| Specialist Wa handle tn* whole ball ol wa> 8. C. LINK CONST. 322 7021 Financing Available Air Conditioning A Heating Oil heater cleaning and servicing Call Ralph _ _ _ Building Contractors C O M P LE T E BLDO. SERVICES Residential / Cemmerctel New Wttk ar Remodeling Wholesale Metal Buildings Serving Mid Fla 341 1344/Orl. 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B E A L Concrete 1 man quality operation Patios, driveways Days 3)1 73MCvos M7 IM1 JOHN A L L E N LAW N R T R I E Deed Ire* removal Brush hauling Free estimates Call M l 73*0 �9 9 9 9 * • 9 •B— Evening Herald, Senlord, FI. 9 Tuaiday. Oct. M. IW4 A Cowgirl Without A Twang European Country Singer Tries To Hit The Charts b j M a r k S c ta w e d U P I E n t e r t a in m e n t W r it e r NASHVILLE. Tenn. (UPII - Mammas don't let your babies grow up to be entertainers, unless the baby happens lo be Zella Ina Cecilia Georgina Lehr Hello Zulu. Those seven words roll easily ofT the longue of Zella Lehr, circus girl. Juggler, unlcycllst. model, dancer, actress, and country singer. "The name Is so horrendous they cannoi f o r g e t . " said Lehr, w e a r i n g purple parachute pants, tight purple shirt and purple-tinted sunglasses. “ Zella Is a gypsy name. Lehr Is German. My mom Is English. My entire name was Zella Ina Cecilia Georgina Lehr. When I got married my husband's name was A l Hello Zulu, so I became Zella Zulu. Sounds like a belly dancer." Helly dancing Is one of the few things Ixhr has not done In her life, but her background Is so bizarre that she should have. “ I have n weird background, granted. I have a weird name, and It's bizarre to think of me tiding a unlcycle and Juggling In Europe — and then be singing country music." If only she had a twang, things may have been different. Lehr comes from a family of six genera­ tions of show people. Her father was a vaudeville cowboy bullwhlp artist and her mother w as'a tap dancer-musician. They met In 1938 while playing al the London Palladium, married and moved to Uurbank. Calif., where the elder Lehr booked circus acts. Two sons and a daughter later, the family banded together as the "Cowboys from Hollywood" and look a chunk of the wild west to Europe. The family sang. Juggled and unlcyclcd around the world for nearly n decade until the elder Lehr died and the troupe dis­ banded. Country music captured her fancy and she decided to try her luck In Nashville. Lehr dusted off the unlcycle and rode It Into the olflce of "H ce Haw” producer Sam Luvello. who t>ookrd her on the syndicated television show and Introduced her to Music City. Three record deals later. Lehr moved back to Nevada. Nashville Just wasn't ready for a cowgirl without a twang. "I couldn't help It that my accent wasn't twang>* when I had been raised In Europe." she said. In the years since then, cowboy hats, gingham dresses and twangs have faded Into the hills as Nashville expanded Its horizons by mellowing the country sound. So Lehr Is back, hunting for that elusive hit with a new song called "A ll Heaven Is About To Ureak Loose" and a new record company. Her quest for success has become an "endurance contest." " I have my nice home. I have my Mercedes. I have my fur coat. You know what I’m saying*? I'm not working for that. I already have these things. I guess I'm working basically because I'm Just a show business brat. I gotta do something In the business. It's In mv genes." Julian Lennon: Son Of Late Singer Growing Up In His Father's Shadow B y C a r o l V e c c h io n e NEW YORK (UPI) - Julian Lennon no longer expects a white feather to float across the room — the sign o f an afterlife he says his father, the late John Lennon, promised to send. "I was looking." the 21-ycarold Lennon says quietly. "Hut I think If you look too mu h you won't find It. So I've stopped lixiklng." He made the pact with his ex-Healle father about two years before John Lennon was shot and killed outside his Manhattan apartment In December 1980. The eldest son of John Lennon chain-smokes Camels and sips lea during an Interview In his Manhattan hotel room lo discuss his first album. " V a l o t t e " (Atlantic). Lennon, who lives In London. Is dressed In Jeans bearing a fashionable rip at the knee, denim shirt, cowboy boot and a d a n g l i n g e a r r i n g that o c ­ casionally peeks out of his shoulder-length light brown hair. The album, named after the town In France where Julian Lennon secluded himself for nine months to work, was pro­ duced by Phil Kamonc and Is filled with sounds and lyrics reminiscent of his father's later works. Julian wrote or co-wrote most of the songs, many with guitarist and childhood friend Justin Clayton. A video of Valotte. featuring Lennon performing In near darkness at the piano. Is sched­ uled for release at the end of October. It was directed by Sam Peckinpah, marking the first video effort o f the director k n o w n f or hi s v i o l e n t "blood-and-guts" films. The young Lennon's fare and voice arc almost a mirror Image of the man who helped change the course of modern music, a similarity Lennon says he has TONIGHT'S TV come to accept. "I knew I'd have lo go through that.” Lennon says. "I hope at some stage I'll lie able lo gel away from that a little bit. People will start listening to my side of It more." With all Ihc world's eyes upon him, Lennon says he doesn't feel the legend Is applying any un­ due pressure. "Being able lo continue — like father like son — Is great. I’m proud of II." TUESDAY i CVIMNO MO 1 6:30 ■ a) rs Al first. Julian Lennon says he tried lo avoid becoming a musi­ cian and seriously considered studying sound engineering. "I thought. ‘Whal would It be like to sll behind a desk, listening lo great sounds but wanting lo do the stuff dial the other guy was 6.00 ■ QD NBC NKWB AT B L B M M CM (D d lO ID I 0 (U)jcmssoMS NtVYBHOUR lam a, g B (•) WtLCOWC BACK. KOTTER CD ItO) CONNCCTION8: AN ALTtRNATl VKW Of CHANOC 6:05 6:30 0 ® NBC NCWS J O C M NEWS i/iO A B O N E Y Y S g n (SS)AUCf 1030 Odi oooo nues 32 CAROL a £ 6:35 BURNCTT ANO 7.00 jo k e r -s w ild PM. 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Flo rid a Evening H erald — (U SPS 481 280) — P ric e 25 Cents OPEC Ministers Move Toward Production Cut GENEVA. Switzerland (UPI) — OPEC oil ministers reported Initial progress today on a plan to reduce production to defend the cartel's reference price of 829 per barrel. "W e are moving.” Saudi Arabian oil minister Sheik Ahmed Zakl Yamanl told reporters after a first plenary session at OPEC's emergency conference. Venezuelan Energy Minister Arturo Hernandez Grlsantl. asked If an agreement was taking shape, said. "Very soon.” The first session lasted two hours and 40 minutes and ministers agreed to meet In full plenary again this afternoon. “ U was a frank and friendly discussion.” Market Monitoring Committee proposed a tempo­ Indonesian Oil Minister Subroto said. rary cut In dally output but left It to the full Subroto said the ministers would be dealing conference to work out Individual production with three basic problems - "defense o f the $29 quota reductions. benchmark price through cuts In production, Vumanl and Subroto told reporters that OPEC restoring and strengthening discipline” within output might be moderately cut by about 1.5 OPEC and the Issue of price differentials between million barrels a daw which would bring down various qualities of crude oil. the official OPEC celling of 17.5 million barrels a The 13 ministers from the Organization of day to 16 million. Petroleum Exporting Countries, w h o held In­ "A moderate cut In production would mean a formal talks on Sunday, opened their first full drawing down of market stocks, which together plenary session at the heavily guarded conference „ With greater winter demand for oil would bring hotel. " ----- * up spot market prices." Yamanl said. On Sunday night, the four-member OPEC The authoritative Middle East Economic Survey Sp ecia l O lym pians A ll W inners By SusanLoden Herald Staff Writer There were no tears of defeat only cheers and victory hugs for the athletes who competed In Saturday's Seminole County Special Olympics. All o f the 45 basketball players and the 88 bowlers w ho Joined In the gam e weren't so much competing against each other, they were really challenging their mental and physical disabilities. They all went home winners lust for having played. Although she never made a single basket In the Individual b a s k e t b a ll c o m p e t it io n 10-ycar-old Kelli Church of Winter Springs didn't go home empty handed. She and all of the p la yers In Satu rdays games took home a ribbon recognizing their participation. The athletes who did place first, second and third were rewarded with additional rib­ bons. Hut perhaps the big winners of the day were the volunteers and In s tru c to rs w ho supervised the Olympics and the sparse crowd of about 100 spectators who cheered the players on In the gym of M llw e e M id d le S c h o o l. Longwood. and at Altamonte B ow ling Lanes. Altam onte Springs. Thai's what Sanford Klwanls Club volunteer Rick Austin said after he gave Kelli a victory hug. "These are special kids who need all the love and care they can get and they give so much to us," Austin said. "They seem to Just love people and it's disappointing that more people don't come out and watch them play. This Is something people should take time for. Those of us who have said It was "a virtual certainty" that OPEC ministers would temporarily reduce dally output by 1.5 million ba.rels to protect Its benchmark price of $29 a barrel. MEES executive editor Ian Seymour said such a cut "If duly Implemented” could "hardly fall to icstablllze the market anti roll back the recent price cuts In Norway, the United Kingdom. Nigeria and North America." Observers warned, however, that tough bargaining would be Involved In agreeing on Individual production reductions with OPEC. Doctor Defends Procedure Baby With Baboon Heart ‘Doing Well* LOMA LINDA. Calif. (UPI) human donor were abandoned The surgeon who pul Ihe heart because II would have taken too of a baboon Into a dying human long to test for a compatible Infant said he sympathizes with htart. Several baboons owned by animal rights activists com ­ Ihe university were subjected lo plaining the operation was In­ extensive screening and "the humane. but says human life com putability betw een this must lake precedence. donor and this recipient Is re­ Slxteen-day-old Baby Fae, markable." Bui Dr. Paul Terasakl of the meanwhile, remained In critical but stable condition and doctors UCLA Medical School told the said she was doing remarkably Los Angeles Times that Ihe w e l l f o l l o w i n g F r i d a y 's heart o f a 2-year-old baby transplant. became available Ihe very day of Dr. Leonard Bailey told a the transplant. Sunday news conference at "I think that they did notLomu Linda University Medical make any cITort to get a human Center, where more than a Infant heart berause they were dozen animal-rights activists set on doing a baboon." Terasakl picketed outside, that he Is an said. O pponents raised eth ic a l animal lover, but feels human survival Is pre-eminent. questions about the operation. HarsMIM m *y Imm M m " I 'm s y m p a t h e tic to th e "It bolls down to having killed K *lll Church, 10, of W lntsr Springs plans but avan without making a baskat. K elli's animal rights people." he said. u perfectly healthy baboon In "H ow ever. I’ m a member o f the order to prolong a child's suffer­ her shot In Saturday s Special O lym pics efforts earn a victory hug from Sanford human species and I have lo ing." said Lucy Shelton of Peo­ basketball competition. It's up and aw ay, K lw anls volunteer R ick Austin. deal with dying human apcciea ple for Ihe Ethical Treatment of Harry. Saturday's games were all of our abilities should help players. babies every day and I am more Animals. "W e object to both." her second shot at the Special those who don't. Working It was special day for Kelli, Bailey responded by saying. sympathetic toward that Issue Olympics and her mom was with s group like this can add because. "She gets to compete. than I am with animal rights "W e can decide to cither let "c e rta in ly p rou d ." o f her to your life." endeavors." these children die because they She can't really compete with showing. Kelli's mother. 36-year-old Friday. Ihe baby Identified are born with only half a heart, typical kids." Mrs. Church A n d s p r lt ly K e l l i , th e Glnny Church said that rear­ only as Baby Fae underwent five or Intervene and sacrifice some said. "This Is what these kids smallest player on Ihe floor, ing a menially handicapped hours of surgery as Ihe heart lesser form than our own human need. Look at that smile on my dressed In her lavender shorts c h ild (K e l l i has D o w n 's from a 7-month-old baboon was species." little girl's face. She's feeling set and with her long asheSyndrome) has Its hardships, B ailey fended o ff critical transplanted Into her. The Infant real good about herself, that b lo n d e p ig ta ils w h ip p in g but (he rewards and happiness faced eertnln death because she speculation that there Is Inade­ she's able to compete. With around her head as she. "ran. she brings to their family helps was born with hypoplastic left quate research support for the typical kids It doesn't always Ju m ped and s h o t . " th e Ihein meet the challenge. heart syndrome, an underdevel­ success o f the surgery, but workout this well." basketball, won the hearts of For Kelli, the third daughter oped left side of (he heart. acknowledged his research has the crow d and Ihe other of Glnny and her husband Bee SPECIAL, page a A' Bailey refused lo estimate the been focused m ore on the baby's chance of survival, saying operation Itself than on Ihe possibility of the recipient's only he Is "hoping for the best.' "I cannot speculate on her having a long life. Since the surgery, other re­ c h a n c e s ." he said. " W e 'r e pleased she's doing so well. We searchers have expressed doubt know we may be In for quite a about (he baby's ability to ac­ the contrary, he Insisted the Democratic the "red telephone" a president would use long battle In the weeks ahead, cept the baboon heart fully, and By United Press International Waller Mondale's campaign chief Is pre­ nominee had hit his stride and was on the to respond to a nuclear attack. but we think we have a lot of have suggested that In the face road to victory. " I don't believe this-administration un­ things going for us." dicting an upset victory, but James Daker. of such odds, the procedure Is " I told him he can win. he believes he can derstands how most Americans feel about Ronald Reagan's chfef of staff, thinks Ihe Dailey said efforts to find a Inhumane. win and... we will win." Johnson said. arms control." Mondale says In a segment biggest threat facing the Republican camp Among Reagan aides, whd talk privately filmed two weeks ago In Minnesota. “ We In the waning days of the campaign Is of a huge victory that will give Reagan a know If those bo ,0s go off, It's probably the overconfidence. clear mandate for Ihe next four years, the end. It's over." "W e don't take victory for granted." public emphasis was on caution and Mondale spent most, o f Sunday In Baker said Sunday, adding that Reagan will l*ORTSMOUTH. Va. (UPI) T w o boys hiding upstairs California, where he hammered away al Ihe Police may turn to a psychiatrist restraint. campaign hard In 12 stales In the days that heard Eley cry ’ out for God's Reagan spent a quiet Sunday largely president on taxes, calling the subject "the for clues on why a man obsessed forgiveness before he pressed the remain. outside the public eye. He returned to the haste Issue of this campaign." "W e're not overconfident." he said. "It with the movie "Revenge of Ihe Israeli-made Uzl submachine White House at mid-afternoon from Camp would be a terrible mistake for anybody who "This president, without any doubt, plans Ninja" donned Ihe garb of an gun to his chest and pulled the David and hits the campaign trail again works for Ronald Reagan to think or assume to sock it to the average American, run up oriental warrior and murdered (rigger, hitting himself twice, today with a trip to West Virginia and that military spending further and protect two people before turning his that there's a landslide victory already In said detective Sylvia Kaiser. Pennsylvania. the bag. because the president Is running large corporations and the wealthy from submachine gun on himself. Kaiser said Jones was shot Late Sunday, the Mondale campaign aired like he's 1 point behind." paying their fair share." he said. Police say Gregory Eley. 24. " n u m e r o u s t i m e s , " w h ile a 5-mlnute ad on national television pres­ The two campaign strategists. Interviewed Mondale said Ills tax plan would protect dressed In his black "Ninja" Massey wus shot "a couple of enting the elertlon as a referendum on urms moderate wage earners. on CBS's Fare the Nation, offered divergent oulfli and armed with an arsenal lim es" In the neck. All three control. assessments as the campaign entered Its Mondale also dismissed polls showing o f w eapons, gunned down were dead when police arrived. The ad. shown on all three television Reagan with a commanding lead heading Arlene Jones. 47. and Wayne final nine daysEley's wife. Annette, told In­ networks Sunday. Included footage of.young Into the final week of campaigning. The Mussey. 42. a friend. Friday Johnson denied a published report that he vestigators her husband wat­ children Interspersed with shots of missiles polls "don't show the enthusiasm I'm night at Jonps' fashionable told Mondale last week that Reagan had ched "Revenge of the Ninja" taking off and a nuclear blast and shots of finding... I don't believe them." he said. built up an Insurmountable lead. Quite to Dutch colonial home. often. Overconfidence Worries Reagan Aides Movie Obsession Leads To Killing Cleveland Vice Chairman Of Transportation Study Panel Sanford attorney and former state senator Mack N. Cleveland J r. has been e le c te d v ic e chairman of the Greater Orlando Transportation Study Commit­ tee. T h e co m m ittee has been charged by Gov. Bob Graham with Ihe responsibility of de­ term ining the transportation needs In Seminole. Orange and Osceola counties. Cleveland Is one o f three Seminole County residents ap­ pointed to Ihe committee by Graham. The others are former County Adm inistrator Roger Nelswender. now employed by the engineering and planning firm o f Poet. Buckley. Schuh and Jemlgan of Orlando, and Paul Snead of Altamonte Springs, director of the state Department > •%a **• f <t a o f Health and Rehabilitative Services ofTIce In Orlando. Cleveland said the committee Is meeting the first and third Tuesdays of each month as well as the second and fourth Wed­ nesdays. He said the Committee Is charged with Ihe responsibility of making a recommendation lo Ihe governor and ihe legislature by Jan. 15. 1985 after examin­ ing Identifiable transportation problems In the Greater Orlando areaThe committee Is to look at all types of transportation Including automobile and mass transit. "W e will be holding public hearings and soliciting Input from county commissioners and municipal officials as well as the public." 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IB Weather................... .. .....)A World........................... eese JA Sun And Culture S p e c ta to r soak up sunshine and culture during stroll through gbout 100 exhibits of a rts and craft$ at the F a ll for A rt. w eather w as perfect this weekend for the annual event put on by the Sanford-Seminole Art Association. •r s l - - ^v****“* Millions of Poles gather for prayer and protest over the kidnapping of • p r o - s o lid a r it y p r ie s t . Story, AA. Am •*»-» . • •• M s- n �V IA —Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Monday, Oct. It, ItM NATION IN BRIEF Couplo Charged With Cooking 4-Year-Old Girl In An Oven AUBURN. Maine (UPI) — Police held a mother and her ooyfrtend today on charges they sturTed the woman’s screaming 4-year-old daughter Into an oven and burned her to death, telling neighbors they were "cooking Lucifer." "It's bizarre and the sickest thing I've ever seen," said police Sgt. William Foumer. Police, responding to reports of smoke billowing from the kllchen window Saturday, broke Into the tipasnd-floor apartment minutes later and found the blistered body of Angela Palmer. Neighbors said they heard the girl banging and yelling. "Let me out, daddy, let me out" bcfurfcsrftkets arrived at the three-story tenement. Police found the door to the electric oven jammed shut with a chair and the mother. Cynthia Palmer. 29. and her llvc-in boyfriend. John Lane. 36. sitting In the living room, authorities said. The couple was taken to the Androscoggin County Jail and held for arraignment on murder charges today In District Court In neighboring Lewiston. Readers Line Up For Magazine CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. (UPI) - A steady stream of subscribers — some of them complaining about censorship — showed up at the office of the Chattanooga News-Free Press to demand their copies of Parade magazine, which was removed from the paper because of a cover story on sex. News-Free Press Publisher Roy McDonald said the Parade article on American sexual attitudes was "offensive to good morals" and refused to Include It In the newspaper. By Sunday afternoon, 792 people had picked up copies of Parade at the News-Free Press office and another 744 had telephoned, asking that copies be mailed to them. McDonald offered to mall copies to those who found It Inconvenient to drive to the newspaper office. The News-Free Press has a circulation of 107.0CK). Grand Jury Investigates Synanon WASHINGTON |UP1) — A federal grand Jury has been Investigating the Synanon Ghurch for six months to determine whether the organization Is defrauding financial backers who believe they are aiding drug addicts and alcoholics. Synanon's general counsel. Philip Bourdette. acknowl­ edged last week the secret federal Investigation has been under way In Sacramcnlo, Calif., since May but asserted there Is "no merit" to the Inquiry. He said the California group, which has about 550 members, still devotes much o f Its energy to pursuing the mission for which It was founded 26 years ago: to assist drug addicts, alcoholics and others with "character disorders." Synanon became engulfed in controversy In 1978 when Paul Morantz, a Los Angeles lawyer who had won private lawsuits against the organization, reached Into his mailbox and was bitten by a rattlesnake. Morantz was hospitalized, but survived. FLORIDA IN BRIEF Block Worried About Pay-Back Program To Aid Citrus Farmers MIAMI (UPI) — U.S. Agriculture Secretary John Block said Sunday a new reimbursement program for crops destroyed In the fight against citrus canker concerns him because It la unprecedented, but Is needed to encourage reporting of the ruinous disease. On other topics discussed during the "Newsmakers" program on WPLG-TV (Channel 10), Block predicted President Reagan's reelectlon and said the Carter ad­ ministration shackled America'^ "greatest tool for peace" — food sales — by embargoing grain sales to the Soviets. Block announced Thursday that a federal compensation program for farmers whose citrus trees are destroyed to rtd the state of canker is being expanded. It will now also cover grove owners who purchased seedlings from Infected nurseries. More than 5 million citrus trees at 28 nurseries have been destroyed so far In the canker fight. Crops at another 26 nurseries still must be burned. New canker discoveries could Increase the loss of crops. No estimate has been made on how much the Indemnity program will provide for farmers. Johnston: Auditor Is Inefficient TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Incoming president of Florida's Senate says the state auditor general's office should stop spending lime looking for stolen pencils and limlrad make sure government agencies are operating efficiently. The primary thrust o f Auditor General Ernest Ellison's office has been seeking bureaucratic misuse of money and making sure slate funds are accounted for. The Tampa T'lbune reported Sunday. Incoming Senate President Harry Johnston, however, says Ellison should instead concentrate on audits that measure the fiscal performance of state government. Ellison's office has uncovered several notorious examples of government corruption. His stall helped show that Lt. Gov. Tom Adams was using state employees for personal work In the early 1970s ana raised charges that Education Commissioner Floyd Christian was taking kickbacks from firms awarded Department o f Education contracts. Graham Steps Into Miami Fray MIAMI (UPI) - Gov. Bob Graham has agreed to act as an Intermediary between City Manager Howard Gary and Mayor Maurice Ken*. who cast the deciding vote to fire Gary last week. Meanwhile, supporters o f Gary — a black man who enjoys considerable popularity In Miami's black communi­ ty - planned a Monday rally at the Dade County courthouse. The noon rally was designed to boost • recall campaign directed at Ferre and the other two commission­ ers who voted against Qarv. . The three voles to fire Gary came from the three lflspanlca on the commission — Ferre, who was bom in Puerto Rico, and Cuban natives Demctrto Peres Jr. and Joe Carollo. Miller Dawkins, a black, and J.L. Plummer, a white, voted ago<nst the ouster. Newspapers Pick Their Candidates By Tamara Henry United Press International A growing number of newspa­ pers are making editorial en­ dorsements for president, but many are less than enthusiastic nbdut the choices. While The Washington Post had no reservations In announc­ ing today Its support for Demo­ crat W a lte r M o n d a le, the Chicago Tribune endorsed Pres­ ident Reagan In words that were less than glowing. The San Francisco Examiner backed Reagan, describ in g Mondale as having a "pathetic lack of power to Inspire." With the election eight days away. Reagan appears to have garnered most of the major newspaper endorsements. A few. like the Clarion-Ledger and Dally News of Jackson. Miss., pointed to Reagan's char­ acter and leadership, saying he "has made people feel good about them selves and their country." At the same lime, the Philadelphia Inquirer accused the administration of "racism with a smile.” The Washington Post said Mondalc. who "has been mad­ deningly misread and mistreated by the political trendmakers this year. Just as Mr. Reagan has been maddeningly Indulged and overpraised — Is unambiguously the better candidate." The Chicago Tribune said both Reagan and Mondalc are decent, honorable, well-intentioned men that have styles that are unat­ tractive and their policies arc difficult to champion. "Their campaigns have left us with the feeling that we have a choice between Mr. Reagan asleep at the switch or Mr. Mondale groping wildly In the dark for It." The Omaha World-Herald said "(Reagan’s) conservative leader­ ship has pointed the nation toward economic progress." Some Swinger ****»»*-'»«**, M ichelle Smith, 8-year-old daughter of C h ris and Pat Smith of Apopka, likes to fly high when she swings. She w as visiting her grandfather E d Smith Sr. of Altamonte Springs when she decided to try out the swings at Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. SCC Math Teacher Takes Top Honor By Rick Brunson Herald S ta ff W riter BUI Jordan, a 42-year-old math leacher at Seminole Com muntty College, has a nameplate In his office which reads. "Der Crosse Mathcmatiken” German for "the great mathematician." He said u blend gave It to him a few years ago as a Joke. Well, last week he got a similar title from the Florida Council of Teachers of Math, and It was no joke. Jordan was named Math Edu­ cator of the Year at the council's convention In Ft. Lauderdale. A veteran math teacher of 20 years, Jordan was selected for hls knowledge of the subject matter. Involvem ent In the council and promotion of math excellence, he said. He has been at SCC for 10 years, and before that taught for 10 years at Edgewater High B ill Jordan School In Orlando. He currently teaches all levels of math, except because "It's the highest honor a statistics. math teacher ran get." Jordan said w in n in g the He was nominated by Marla award was "o v e rw h e lm in g " Gerlty. a math tearher at Rock Lake Middle School, who said technology Is math and the "H e's not the type of man who sciences." But at the same time, he said tools hls own hom so 1 derided schools are not attracting the to toot It for him." Ms. Gerlty called Jordan a best math and science teachers "humanitarian" who helps hls and losing the ones they have own students with difficult pro­ because Jobs In Indualry pay so blems as well as other math much more — about 910.000 to $20,000 a year more. teachers in the area. This has created what he "H e Is constantly helping us called "severe national shortage help our own kids," she said. Jordan credits the award to hls of math teachers." "The only way I sec to change i n v o l v e m e n t In t h e 1.800-member council and other It Is lo pay teachers more.” he math professional organizations said. The situation Is not helped. which he says upgrades hls Jordan added, by stringent skills. He said hls greatest satisfac­ certlflcalon requirements which t io n Is h e lp in g s t u d e n ts makes It difficult to become a overcome anxiety about math teacher. But "I'm still a math and then watching them grasp the subject and do well In It. He leacher buk<M) I enjoy what I'm said 20 of hls former students doing." A c c o rd in g to Ms. G e rlty went on to become math teach­ Jordan Is the youngest member ers themselves. Jordan welcom es the em ­ of the council to win the Math phasis legislators and educators Educator of the Year award. are putting on math and science Jordan said It came the same curriculum, saying "Our society week us hls birthday. "T h a t was some birthday Is becoming more technologyo r ie n te d and the ba sis o f present." he said. chance she and her husband Special O lym pics. Nlckulus Center. Hamilton Elementary,s Williams of Lake Monroe and Idyllw llde Elementary. Lake5 wjjrc willing to take. ““ We were high school sweet­ Michael' Shuler pf Sanford arc Mary High School. Milwee Mid hearts and had always planned two 10 year olds who dream to die School. Rosenwald Excep­ Contlnusd from page 1A to have five kids. After Kelli It go on to play professional tional Student Center. Seminole Mrs. Church said after bearing was difficult to accept. All of our basketball. Work Opportunity Program or two healthy daughters Karl and girls are two years apart In age. All o f the Special Olympics Sterling Park Elementary. Kim. now 14 and 12. It was a It took me un extra year lo come The winter Special Olympics players are m entally handi­ sh ock to lea rn th at K e lli to terms and to decide to go capped. Athletes ranging In age which features outdoor sports, b wouldn't be normal. ahead. If God wanted us to have f r o m e i g h t t o o v e r 7 0 being planned for March and "It's a very difficult thing to another child like Kelli that’s participated In the games and all organizers arc seeking donations have happen. You carry a child how It would be and there was represented one of the following and volunteers to support those nine months and think every­ nothing we could do about It." games. To make a donation or to schools or programs: thing is rosey and then In the Mrs. Church said. Altamonte Elementary School, Join the Olympics as a volunteer hospital they tell you 'Down's T w o other players In the F ern P a rk D e v e lo p m e n ta l call Glnny Church at 365-4722. Syndrome.' It's like the world collapses. But as time goes on things get better and now It's fine. "K elli enriches our lives. I know something like this can p.m.; lows. 5:57 a.m.. 7:01 p.m,: Bayport: highs. NATIONAL REPORT: Snow piled up In the make or break a marriage. With 3:42 a.m.. 7:01 p.m.: lows. 11:45 a.m., 10:55 p.m. northern Rockies. 6 Inches of rain washed over us it's som ething that will always keep us together. I think bridges In eastern Texas and unseasonable AREA FORECAST: Today partly cloudy. High one reason Kelli Is so happy Is wprmth gripped the East Coast upper 80s. Wind east near 10 mph. Tonight AREA READINGS (9 a.m.)i temperature: 78: because she has the love of her partly cloudy. Low near 70. Light cast wind. mom and dad and sisters and overnight low: 68: Sunday's high: 88; barometric Tuesday mostly sunny. High upper 80s. Wind pressure: 30.18: relative humidity: 84 percent: brother. east near 10 mph. Kelli's brother. Michael, 7. was winds: east at 7 mph; no rain: sunrise: 6:35 a.m.. BOATINO FORECAST! St. Augustine to a planned baby, although Mm. sunset 5:43 b-mJupiter Inlet out 50 miles — East wind 10 to 15 TUESDAY TIDES! Daytona Beach: highs. Church said she did have con­ knots through Tuesday. Seas 2 to 4 feet. A few 12:14 a.m.. 12:51 p.m.: lows. 6:06 a.m.. 7:10 cerns that he might also be bom showers. with a birth defect, but It was a p.m.; Port Canaveral! highs. 12:06 a.m.. 12:43 .. .Special WEATHER AREA DEATHS THOMAS CAMPBELL Mr. Thomas Campbell. 80. of Apt. 83. Redding Gardens. San­ ford died Saturday ut Central Florida Regional Hospital. Born April 12. 1904 In Montlcello. Fla., he moved to Sanford In 1926. He was a retired laborer and was a Baptist. Survivors Include hls wife. Ethel Wilson Campbell: seven sons. T o m m ie L ee, Isa ac. Edward. Bennie and Roycc. all of Sanford. Ulysses, of Rochester. N.Y.. and the Rev. Earl of Ozark. Ala.: two daughters. Ethel Mac. Sanford, and Verlene. Rochester. 40 grandchildren: 20 great­ gran d ch ild ren : two sisters. Flossie Nelson and Bertha How­ ard. brother. Tony Campbell. Lamont. Fla. Sunrise Funeral Home, San­ ford, la In charge of arrange­ ments. ALINE MARIE KRUG Mrs. Aline Marie Krug. 60. 40 Shcoah Blvd. Winter Springs, died Saturday at Orlando Naval Hospital. Bom Feb. 29. 1924 In Kentucky, she moved to Winter Springs from Fairborn. Ohio. In 1968. She was a homemaker and a Protestant. Survivors Include her son. Joseph. Springfield. Ohio; father. Ingram Oldson. Jeffersonville. Ind.; brother. Kenneth Oldson. J e ffe r s o n v ille ; s is te r. Jan S lim ie r . J efferson ville; two grandchildren. Carey Hand Guardian Chapel, Orlando, Is hi charge of ar­ rangements. JAMES MORRIS SR. Mr. James Monts Sr.. 79. of 105 Academy Avc., Sanford, died Saturday at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom June 5. 1905 In Montezuma, Ga.. he moved to Sanford In 1941. A retired laborer, he was a member of St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church. Sanford. Survivors Include hls wife. Chestella; five sons. James W. Jr.. Bloomsfleld. Conn., Henry Grady. Roy. Oscar and Elmer Morris, all o f Sanford: two daughters. Thelm a Hopson. Sanford, and Eunice J. Redding. Nlagra Falls. N.Y.; sister. Mary Eddy, Fort Pierce: 23 grandc h i l d r e n : 10 g r e a t grandchlldren. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. is In charge of arrange­ ments. ROSA N. SUTHERLAND Mrs. Rosa N. Sutherland. 91. o f 5 0 9 E ld o r a d o W a y . Casselberry, died Saturday at the Winter Park Care Center. Bom Dec. 24. 1892 In Georgia, she moved to Casselberry from there In 1920. She was a home­ maker and a member of the Jehovah's Witnesses Congrega­ tion. Casselberry. Survivors Include her son. Harry. Amsterdam. N.Y.: daugh­ ter, Mrs. Willard Jean Lewis. Casselberry; 14 grandchildren: 15 great-grandchildren: two great-great-grandchildren. B aldw ln -Falrchlld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. Is In charge of arrangements. Wilson of Wlnnepeg. Manitoba: brother. Roy Wilson. Regina. Saskatchewan. Gramkow Funeral Home Is in charge of arrangements. ■■■ i ■ i v CLARENCE R. WILSON C A M P B I I L M B THOMAS — F u n o ra i s a r v lc a s f a r M r. T h a m a a Cam pS.il, M. at Apt S). Ridding Gordons Santard. who diad Saturday, w ill ba had Saturday at 11 a m . at St. M at th aw '! M lu lan ary B a p tiil Church, with lha Rav T .L . Janhlna officiating Vlawlng w ill ba i f Sm. Friday Sunrita Fgnaral Mama. San toed, la ln ch arsa. m o r r is m r . jA M is s a . - F u n a ra l sarvlcas tar M r. Jam a* M a rti. S r . I * , of 10$ At adamy A v a . Santard. who Dud Oct 17. will bd hold Saturday at !:» p.m. at SI Paul M itstanary Baptist Church with thg S a *. Amaa Ja n a , officiating. Vlawlng w ill ba • * F m Frid ay. Sunrita Funaral Hama It la charga Mr. Clarence R. Wilson. 72. of 1813 Vcrnango Avc., Sanford, died Saturday at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom May 31, 1912 In S im p son . S a sk a t­ chewan. Canada, he moved to Sanford from Rio Vista, Calif.. In 1 9 6 9 . He w a s a r e t ir e d automotive mechanic and was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force. Survivors Include hls wife. Isabel C.; one grandchild. Sherry STOCKS rhaaa quolthant provWM by mambara of fha National Association of Sacv rltm D m far. a r* rapraaanlaflua totordeatar prfea. aa a/ m id morning today, l/itorddator m o rtals toefuda rrfa if m a rS ^ m a rS d sw n . Atlantic I ..1/to unchangad B a rn .lt Bank.. ..alto unchangad Florida Powar a Light--- --------------------- ------ O to F la . P r o g r .u ................ ...........................M*a Froadom Savings-...................................tsto H C A ......... ........................... ___ alto unchang Mughm Su p p ly............. ............Mto unchar M orrison's...... ................. _____ ISIk unchar NCB Carp......................... ...........................a w P to u a y .............................. ...........10to unchor Scatty’s ................. J------................ ™ - M t o Southeast Bank............. ............... Sato Sun Banka................................................. m * Fun«rol Notices Evening Herald iu s p s a ll IM> Monday, Octobar if , 1904 Vol 77. No 19 Publisbad D aily and Sunday, a ic . p t Saturday Sy Tha Santard H araM . Inc. SM N. F rancB Ava.. Santard. F la . J i m , Sacnnd Class Pastaga P a id at Santard. F lo rid a u n i Hama DaUvaryt Waab. SI.II, M onth. 14.7Si I M onths. 114.1], « M onths, s u ss, Y a a r. sit.aa. B y M a ilt Waah II,111 M onth, ta .aci 1 M o nths, H I M , * M a n lh s, U l . M i Y a a r, tssi) m un. \ �• # / « E v o n ln g H a ro ld , S a n lo rd , T l. Legol Notice A O IN D A S E M IN O LE COUNTY BOARD OR A D JU STM EN T N O TICE OF F U R L IC H IA R IN O NOV E M B E R I t . 1X4 li X P . M . TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN A. S P E C IA L EXCEP .T IO N 3—C O N TIN U ED ' *). FL O R ID A PO W ER A UGHT COM PANY B A IM -IS B 4 M IE CONTINUED- A I Agriculture Zan* - To canttrucl on electrical Attribution tubttRlIon on mo S « 0 ft of W UO It ot Block J . Folrtono Effete *. Section 1, P B I I . Pg 10. In Sod Ion IS-SBJO. •Furtfior OTtcrlbed ao abutting f t * North property lino of It* County'! comp I * . lying E att ot SomlnoN Community Col logo (D IS T . I I . . B . V A R IA N C ES • M A R SH A LL V. 3 1 U R 0 C H E R B A III I t M l ItRV 4 - ft- IA RothNntlal Zona • SMo ‘ SJttot War lance /r-om Jd ft to 11 l **Ktoc pordl addition on Lot u , M a S I ft. Bloch B . TangWwood •BKtton Throo Roplat. P B IB. P g t 1040. m Soction m i x on ‘ tho SW comer of Loko Howell Road and Linden Rood. (D IS T. I) O RU SEN M EVER A A SSO C IA TES c a A t l l iF t e l I4SV - A i a ReelJdtntlal Zona • Side Street Variance Item 15 tt to 11.4 ft on '.Lof J. Springy low, P B I t . Pgt 4141. In Sad Ion 1011 J t . on the SW corner ot Sawmill Court and Village H ill Place. (D IS T . I I . _3 CR U SEN M EYER A A SSO CIA TES B A II1 it t e i- ia t v - R i a R ati dontlal Zono • Front Yard Variance from IS ft to 11.4 h on Lof I . Springy low, P B I t , P g t 4143, In Section 301130. North of Dike Road. E a tt of Village Tor ro il Place. MS ft South of Village H ill Place an Ihe Watt tide of Sawm ill Court. (D IS T . 1) 4. O RU SEN M EYER A A SSO CIA TES - B A (1 l1 t* 4 )1 4 7 V - R IA Rotfdtntlal Zone • Front Yard Variance from U ft to H I tt an Lot t , Sprlngvlew. P B I t . Pgt 4143. In Section 341130. North of Dike Rood. E a tl of Village Fo r re t I Place. South of Valley H ill Place, on the W c.t tide of Sawm ill C e u d .ID IS T .lt 5. JA M E S C. LU C IA -•A(1I-14E4)-1S4V - R tA A Reel dontlal Zone • Side Yard V A r lance from IS ft to I ft to enclose carport an Lot 143 and W 13 ft of Lot 144 (late S 1 ft sf Lot 143 and S 1 ft ef L e i 144) M M Lard's F ln t Addition to Citrus Heights. P B A Pg I I , In Section 143430. an John Lord Street. IO IS T .lt A THOMAS M A TTH EW SW A N TEK - B A III I t 441 14tV • A 1 Agriculture Zone ■Lot Site Variance from 43.1"t tg ft to ' >.300 sg ft and Lot Width Vartan t from I X ft M I X ft en T a s Parcel 4F In Sedlon 3434I t AS shown an Assessor's Map No. . 103. located 330 ft E a t l of Markham Woods Road on South ■aids ef Glen Ethel Road. (D IS T . SI 1. P A T R IC IA L . BURGOON JOHNSON -R A I1 I- 1 M 4 ) IS«V A l Agriculture Zone • Lof Site Variance from 43.140 fq ft to 41.300 sg H and Lot Width V A r lance from ISO ft to 140 ft an .C o s Parcel 4H In Section 34 34 I t . a t Shewn an A l te tte r 'l Map No 109. Mealed 430 ft East e f M arkham Woods R e a d ’ an |M th sMs of Glen Ethel Reed. ■•A GEN E PA U LBY .B A U 114441 133VR-IA A A .B ssld m tlsl Zono • Roar Y ard V ariance from 30 ft M 30 It tar addHMn an Lot A Blech C Bweetwater Oaks Section IA P B )1 . Pge 0400. In Section 3334I t . 'an the SW corner at Thltttewoed i Circle and Thitttewoed Court. . Worth of Smokerlse Bouleverd. ( D I E T .! ) t. M A RLEN E R O S S IT E R <—BA( 11-1**41 144V • RC-I .Country Hornet District - Lot Width Vsrtonce tram 110 It M 111 tl and Let SIM Vartenca from 43.340 eg M to 3141 s g lto n ‘ lo t A Block A . Bonoventuro Heigh it . Second Section. P B IA Pg OA in Section 4 S I I t . at tho —_ —a m , * -------a I A I » . . » H CWTW t P UMJHP, U W yyvfP* Baad. South ef Send Lake Raad and W etl ef W etl L a te Brantley Heed. (D IS T . S) M. G R A N T W. M U E L L E R - B A I I I IM 4 H M V ■ R P Reeldanllal Profetalenel District •Variance M allow parking within 33 ft landscape butter on Le tt T B A l lotdolo Manor. P B |A PB •»- •" SoctMn 10I I I t . ot the S E earner of I . R . 430 and A very Lane. Watt ef Bear Leka Raad. (D IS T . 3) I mobile heme on the West M l f II. GARY ZU YU S ot Lots I . 1. A A A Slovli RA(11 I t 441 ISSV RC I Fa rm s. PB 0. Pg f l . In Soctlor Country Homes District • Side X I I SI. on the NE corner ot Street Vartenca from 33 tt to 10 Hurban Shoot and Tatra Street. ft on Let t . Block A. Knoilwood. (D IS T . II P B IA Pg SO. In Section I f l i t , A FR A N K HUSTON — on North tide of Robert Street. • B A I I I 14041 I44TE To park a IX ft Watt ef P re tty lew mobile home (Renewal) on Lot Avenue. (0 IS T .4 ) 11. Woodland E lid e s In SoctMn II. J.W HICKM AN 3411-11. Mealed to muM E ast ot B A III I t 04) IM V - M IA Very Lockwood Road. South of S R . Light Industrial Zone - Variance 414, on the Norm side of Red M reduce landscape butter reEm ber Road (D IS T II gulrement tram 30 tl M 10 tt and A E U S E B IO M EO IN A M omit requirement of hodQ# B A I I I ItB 4 ) I I I T E To pork and treat on Tea Parcel A/at In a mobile homo on EM of Lof I I I . Section 1411-JA a t shown on O P Swept Land Company's Ataettor’t map No l i t . lying Plot of Block Hammock. P B 1. between A C L Railroad and Pgt I 4 I I I . In SoctMn X X I I . Highway 11 t l at the South end on the South side of Packard ef Hem 'in. Valencia, and Navel Avenue, i x ft E a t l of Oklahoma Drived. (D IS T .4 | St (D IS T 1) IS. M ARY W A TKIN S 4. THOMAS ROSADO - B A I I I 14011 141V R l R ati —B A III 14 04) leSTE - To park danttai Zona • Rear Yard a mobile homa an Parcals I f and Variance from X f t M 0 fl on Lof 4C In Section 14 I f I f . as shewn M. Gronodo South. P B IA P * on A sao u o r'i Map No. A on the 10A In SoctMn M l 30. on tho NW al Orange Blvd end Norm South tide of Pooch Tree Lone. Reed (D IST I) ISO tt E a tt of Jacktan Street I . STEPH EN P. UN BO RN (O IS T .4 ) - B A I I I 1 4 B 4 H X T E • To park 14. C H R IS T O P H E R MASON 0 mobile homo an T a i Parcel COM PANY -B A II1 -1 4 0 4 ) 1S1V X H In Section 1 1 X X as shewn • R 3 Multiple Fam ily Zana • on A H o n o r's Map No I X . Side Y ard Variance from 100 tt Mealed East ot South Sanford M 44 tt Mr a two ttory ttructure Avenue between A C L Railroad and a tide yard variance from A C L Railroad JO ft M 10 ft for carports; and a variance M reduce tho t i n ot (GISTS) parking tpacet from 10 ft 1 10 tt 0 O L IV E IN E M K . M A P L E S M t ft > I I ft. on the following - R A II 1 I f 04M41TE - Rein property: NWla of SWU of statement of an aspired mcbiM SoctMn 301130. lying South ot homo permit an Let I X Hess N Howell Crook. Mss E 1J tt R/W X ft at E I X ft) Eureka of Lake Howell Raad. Further Hammock. Pb 1. Pg 104. In described as Ultra V is it Con Section 14 X X . located to mlM dominiums Complss Watt ot Norm ot M yrtle Street on Wetl Loko Howell Reed. (D IS T . 4) tide of Sanford Avenue (D IST 15. C H A R L E S S. N A M EY S) - R A ( I1 I f *4) 157V CN R o * J A S P E R W ILK ER S O N . JR strkted Neighborhood Cam mar B A I I I I f 041I40TE - Te perk d e l District • Front Setback a travel tralM r on Lot X . Variance from 10 tt M 30 ft on Osceola Bluff Norm. In Section Parcel A/S4 In Section I f 1110. X I 4 U . Mealed to mlM East ot o t shewn on Assessor's Map No. Osceola Rood and 440 It South of Its . located on the E a t l lid s ot SI John'sAvenuo (D IS T I) Leka Howell Reed. 430 tt North 10. JOHN C. EASTON ef Howell Branch Reed. (D IS T. - B A I I I 1f04H 4TT E - To park 4) a mobile homo on Tea Parcel 14. K. A. R U SSELL A / l In Section X X 3A 01 shown B A )ll-ltA 4 )l4 3 V R -IA A R ed on Assessor's Map No. 111. dontlal Zone Le i Width located to mlM Norm ef S .R . 44 Variance tram to fl M 01 ft an on the Norm side of P re vail Let A Block C. SI. John's R iver Road (D IST S) Estates. P R IA Pg SA In SoctMn 11. V IV IA N PEREZ l i l t J A an the E ast Uds ot - B A I I I 14*41 14ITE - To park Missouri Avenue, la mile Norm a moblM homa on Lot 14. of Canal D rive. (D IS T . S) Oscoda Acres. In Section II. W ILLIA M C. L IV IE f X U . NO ft West of O scoda' - B A I I I I t *4) 113V • R IA A Road an Raccoon T ra il (D IST RttNMnllol lone ■Front Yard S) Variance from 31 ft M 10 tt and Rear Y ard Variance from X ft I I . O IB R A A . V A R N E Y to 17 ft en Let tt. Block C. SI. - B A I I I 1404) I40TE • T a park Jeh n 't R iv er EH atet. P B IA Pg a mobtM homa on Lot X . SA In SoctMn If I t 10. on tho Osceola Acres. In Section Wool (Me of Bearen Drive to 4 X X . tomlto W etland W mlM m ile Norm of Orange Bouleverd Norm ot Oscoda Reed on South and Norm of Canal Drive. tide • ( Seeder P o fr.l.l 0 1ST S) (D IST .SI 13. H A R LANDSCAPING. C. REQ U EST FO R S IX INC. - B A III- 1 4 0 4 ) IW TE - To MONTH EX T EN S IO N perk e mobile homo on Lot S. 1. W E K IV A P R E S B Y T E R IA N Oocedo Woods. In Sections 10 A CHURCH —RAI411A4) I3E 3 X X . on the Norm side ot R -IA Residential Zona - R squat I Oscoda Road. West ef B Lena Mr Sis Months EstentM n on a (D IST S) Special EstentM n on a Special 14. M A RK WL P A L M E R E leapt Ion approved on June IA - B A I I I 1404) I I I T E • To perk It04 Mr e church end attendant a mobile homo on Lot M S. Lake eductions! and recreational H#rney E slates. In Section buildings end pro-school day 11 X X . tomlto South of decode nursery as an auditory use on Reed on Ihe West side ef Geron T a i P arcel A/OO. In Section Cove. (G IS T S ) A iM t . es shewn on Assessor's 15. M IC H A E L M ROTUNOO Map No m . Mealed 300 tt Norm - B A ( I ) I4B4) I X T E • T e perk ot NE earner ef Weklva Springe e mobile heme on Toe P a re d IE Raad and S .R . 434 an the Watt In Section I I - X X , es shewn an side ef Weklva Springs Read. t sees ta r's Map No 303. Mealed - IO IS T .1 ) . . svt mMee R e d e f Mullet Lake 1. HOW ARD J. HON »arfc Read, an me E eel side ef —A A (4 3 I Ael l l T I A I Mockingbird Lane. I DI ST 3) Agriculture Zone - Request M r a M. KONYON ML SCHUTSM Months ReseneMn an a T L I R - B A I I I I44e) I X T E ■Te Special Reception sppengd an perk a moMM heme an Let 1, M ay I I , 1X4 M park e mobile Send Pine Place. M Section heme (M edical HardtMp) an X X X . North ef SR 44. E ast al Tae Parcel 111 In SoctMn SR 434 and 400 ft E ast ef Send 141433. aa Shown an Assessor's Pine Place. (D IS T SI (Map No. X I . Mealed Norm ef t l. R E ID CAM ERON S .R . 40 an the Norm sM t of —B A I I I I4A41-144TE • Te perk PMneer Woy. (DIST. S) a mob! le heme an Let St, D. S P E C IA L EXCEP­ Woodland Estate*. In Section TION 3 / M O IIL I HOME 3131 X . off Lockwood Reed on A PPLICATIO H S/A-1 •ho West lido of Scrub Oek A O R IC U LT U R E ZONE Tro ll. (D IS T 3) I. BARRY W A YN E 10. S U U N B . FIN IG A N NICHOLSON - B A III- 1 4 0 4 ) I X T E Te perk • A IIM 4 0 4 I 1SITE • To pork a a mobile home on Le i 4. Country moMM homo an Let 13. Acre*. In Section I0-3I-X. on the Rlrorw oodi. In Section 3111 JJ . Norm tide ef Bob While Tra il, W etl of S .R . 4tt on the West side a ll Snow Hill Read (D IS T I) efOM R iver T ra il. (O IS T .1 ) C. S P E C IA L EXCEP S. D A V ID RO SE T IO N S/O T H IR -BAI1M 4B4) I IIT E - Te perk a 1. E S T E L L E ROVEGN O A mobile heme an WVs ef Lot 140, SWEN HUGH N O R R IK JA R Van ArtkdaM Otvem e Broker B A III 14 041 ME Al age Company's Addition H Agriculture Zone • Fa r me Black Hammock. P B I , P f SI. operation ef a prlvatdy earned Mm Norm I X ft. In SoctMn recreational facility open M the A l l I I . Mealed to mlM Norm of paying public a * a sc hod Mr PMrlde Avenue an me E M l side kwtnictMn and practice at ef Elm Street. ID IS T .1 ) gymnaatlc* and dance on the A TH EO O O R E R O B E R T S fdlowing property: S 1X0 tt of N B A III I4 B 4 1 IS 4 T I • Tg perk 1 3000 ft ol E lk of W h of E V j of MW's of Serllon 31 11 I I , also Ihe S 040 fl ot E 40 ft of Fto ol W 's of Eto of N W L ot Section 3 1 I I 31 Further detcrlbod a* located Norm of S R 43* tying Norm and W tit of the Inter tec Hon ot Dean Road and S R 4M {DIST 1) Legal Notice 1 J L MASON OF F L O R ID A . INC - B A I I I I f 04) ME Planned Unit Development Zone Request tor utlllieIM n of an Interim package treatment plant on the EM ot SWto ot SWto end EM ef NWto of SWIA of Section 34 >1-11. Mss road r/w . located a l Ihe NW comer ot Aleteya T ra il end McCulloch. Islanding 'y mlM to me Norm and I f X t ile the West f DIST I I 3. RICHMOND A M ER IC A N HOM ES B A III 14*41 S7E • Planned Unit Development Zone IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT • Request tor utilisation of an SE M IN O LE CO U N TT. Interim package treatment F L O R ID A plant on the SWto of NWto of CA SE NO. 33-1SX C A -X R NWU ot S W . of SoctMn IN R B i TH E ADOPTION OT 3411 X . lets N U t l and E IS ft SHANNON JO S E P H IN E thereof Mr rood r/w . Mealed al HARW ARO. the SE corner of Dodd and Dike A Minor Child. Roads I D IST 1) A M EN D ED N O TICE a. M IRAN DA FR A N K S . A T ­ OP ACTION T O R N E Y FO R IN T E R L A C H E N TO: R O B E R T E . S T R IC K L IN CO U N TRY CLUB. INC ANO A L L O T H E R S - B A D ) 1*04) M E - Ta allow WHOM IT M AY CONCE RN: prlvoM p d f and country club YOU A R E N O T IF IE D met an I acuities on Lots 410 and part of action tor the adoption ot your Lets 4 I . A 0. Block 3. end ell ot m in o r c h i l d . S H A N N O N Lots 11 X end part ot L d 10. JO S E P H IN E S T R IC K L IN , has Block C. Tangle wood Section I . been Hied against you and you P B 4. Pg 44. In Section X 31 X . are required to serve a copy ol Mealed end mlM South ot Howell your written defenses. II any. M Branch Reed. East ot Leka II on JOHN V BAUM. Poll Howell Road on Taunton Drive Honor's attorney, whose address (Property toned A-l It too Highway 17 Ot. Fern Perk. Agriculture) (D IS T I) Flo rid a 337JO. on or before S. KEA TO N C. M IL L E R November IS. 1X4. and Hie the —B A |IM 4 0 4 )U E • C l Com original with the Clerk ot this m erclal Zono • To allow living Court either before service an quarters In conjunction with a PetllM^er’s attorney or Imme com m ercial use to be occupied diately thereafter; otherwise a by Ihe owner or operator ol the default w ill be entered against business or an employee on tho you tor the fa lla l demanded In Id lowing property Lot a (Mss the Petition tor Adoption road r/ w l. Forest Curve Homos. W ITN ESS my hand and seel P B IB. Pg 4B. In Section I I I I X . of this Court on October I I . 14*4 on the E ast side of S R . 411. to (S E A L ) m ile Norm ot Orange County A R T H U R H B E C K W IT H . JR Lino (D IS T . 3) Clerk et the Circuit Court 4. M IL L E R E N T E R P R IS E S . B y : Jean Brlllent INC - B A I I I 1444) SJE • C l As Deputy Clerk Commercial Zeno • Ta allow Publish October 13, 77, 74 i Installation of got as an accot November 5.1X4 aery to a convenience stare on O E Y 74 tho tdlowing properly: From tho SE corner ol SEto ol NE to ot N O TICE OF S H I R IF F 'S U L E SEto ot Sottton I I X X . run N N O TICE IS H E R E B Y O IV EN X J 13 tl. N 4] degs I I min W that by virtue ot mat certain 14 47 ft to POB. Ihence N 41 dags W rit ot Elocution Issued out of I I mins W I X f l. S 44 dags X and under the seel ot the County mins W I K tt S 43 degs 31 m int C o u rt e l O ra n g e C o u n ty . E tV SO tt. N 317 BS tt M PO B. Florida, upon a final judgement Mealed on the SW comer of S.R . rendered In the aforesaid court 44 end S R . 434 (D IS T SI on me X th day ot August. A D F . A P P R O V A L OF M IN U TES 1X4. In that certain cate on 1. October IS. 14B4 Regular titled. Leroy Kaufm an d/b/a Meeting Ace MoblM Auto Repair. Plain This public hearing w ill be Hit. —vs - J O. Belcher. Oaten held In Room W I X d the dent, which etoret ild W rit ot Seminole County Services Build Elocution was delivered to me Ing. 1101 E F irst Street. Sen es Sheriff ef Seminole County, lord. Florida, on November If . Florida, and I have levied upon 14*4. ot !:00 P M . or as soon I tho following described property I her ee Iter ot poet'bit by J D Belcher, sold Written comments filed with p ro p e rty being lo ca te d In the Land Management Manager Seminole County. Florida, more w ill be convectored Persons p a r t ic u la r ly d e s c rib e d as appearing at the public hearing follows w ill be hoard. Hearings may be One 14*0 Ford Pickup Truck continued from time M lim e as ID I F10YK744444 being stored found necessary at Altamonte Tewing Service. Further details available by Altamonte Spring*. Florid*, celling X I I I X . E a t. 441. and the undersigned a* therltt Persons are advised m at. It et Sem inal* County. Florida, they decide M appeal any do w ill a l I I X A M en Ihe 30th clstan made at m is hearing, they ot November. A O 1X4. w ill need a record ef the pro­ otter Mr saM and te ll M the ceedings. and. far such purpose, highest bidder. Mr CathvKAllect may m ay need M Ineure met a M any and *11 emitting totne. at verbatim record ot the proceed the Front (West) Door i t mo Mgs M made, which recard slope ef the Sam Male County Includes me Mttlmeny and evi­ X dence upen which the appeal M M be beaed. per SoctMn SM BlM . Florida Statutes. •M SEM IN O LE COUNTY M satisfy Pin term s of sold W rit ef EsecutMn. BOARO OP A D JU STM R NT John I . Polk. Sheriff B y : Reger P arra. Chairmen Seminal* County. Florida T * be advertised October X . Publish: October X . 1X4 November J. I I . I f . with the tato D R Y -134 on November X 1X4 D EY IX INVESTMENT SEMINAR D is c u s s in g (lie h e n c t ir s o f Legal Notice" l Legal Notice Legal Notice F IC T IT IO U S NAME Notice Is hereby given the! we ere engaged In business a l X 7 M aitland Avenue. Altamonte S p r in g s . Se m in o le C o u n ty, F lo rid a under the fictitiou s n am e et V IT IC IN V E S T ­ M EN TS. end thel we Intend to I agister told name with Ihe C le rk e l Ihe C irc u it Court. Seminole County. Florida In accordance with me provisions of me Fictitious Nemo Statute, to-wit: SoctMn PU X Florida Statutes 1417 /t/ Richard J Tlckel / * / Vincent A Cortno Publish October I . IS. X . X , 1X4 O EYX M o n d a y , O ct. I f , 14 M - 3 A IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT FOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FL O R ID A P R O BA TE DIVISION File Number *4 551 CP IN R E : E S T A T E OF EV A A HUNT. Oaceased NO TICE OF A D M IN ISTRATIO N The adm inistration at the estate ol E V A A HUNT, d* ceased. Fito Number la S M C P . Is ponding In the Circuit Court tor Seminole County. Florida. Probata Dlvltton. the address ot w h ic h Is S tm ln o lo County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida 33771 Tho names and addresses ol the personal representative an d th e p e r s o n a l re p r # te n ta tiv e '! attorney ora set torth below A ll Interested parsons ore required M flto with m is court. W ITHIN T H R E E MONTHS OF TH E F IR S T P U B LIC A TIO N OF TH IS NOTICE ( I I all claim s ogolnsl the estate and ( 1 ) any o b jectio n by on In ttro sto d person to whom m is nolle* was mailed that challenges the valid Ity ot the 'will, the quallHcattons ot the personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction ol the court A L L CLA IM S ANO O B JE C TIONS NOT SO F IL E O W ILL BE FO R EV ER BARRED Publication ot m is Notice has begun on October 21.1X 4 Personal Representative F ranees I sabel Me Cab* P O Boa 133 Graen Farm s. Connecticut 04434 Attorney tor Personal Representative John T Pettlllo. of Hunter, Pettlllo. Merchman. M eppAD avIt P O Bos 340 Winter P ark . F L X 7 4 0 Telephone 1X51 447 4100 Publish October 33. X . IMS O E Y tot IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T . E IG H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L C I R C U I T , IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A CASE NO: *4 3 X 4 C A *4 E IN R E TH E M A R R IA G E OF THOMAS OWEN D R ISC O LL. Petitioner/Husband, end B E V E R L Y SUE D R ISC O LL. Respondent WIN. N O TICE OF ACTION TO : B E V E R L Y SU E D R IS C O LL, whose lest known address end residence Is UN KNOWN YOU A R E N O T IF IE D thel en action tor dissolution of mar nege has been Iliad against you In the Circuit Court ot Semi not* County Florida, and you a rt r e t ir e d to serve a copy ot your w ritten defenses II any on JA C K T. B R ID G E S . E S Q U IR 2 . ol Cleveland, Bridges A Grey. A t t o r n e y t e r P e t it i o n e r / Husband, whose address Is Pest O lt lc * D ra w e r Z . Sanford. Florida 177730773. on or bolero November X . 1X4. end III* the original with the Clark ot mis Court either before service en Petitioner's attorney or Imme diatoly thereafter, otherwise, a dafaull and ultimate judgment will be entered against you tor tho re lie f demanded In the Petition W ITN ESS my hand end the seal ot m is Court on mis Ifth day ol October. 1P*a (S E A L ) A R fH U R H B E C K W IT H .JR Clerk of the Circuit Court B y Cheryl R Franklin Deputy Clerk P u b lis h O ctober 11. >4 A November S. 11.1X4 O EY IX FIC T IT IO U S NAME Notice It hereby given thel we are engaged In business et 1474 N a v ig a t o r A v e „ S a n lo r d A ir p o rt, S a n le rd . Sem inole County. Florida X771 under the fictitious name of SEM IN O LE P R IN T E R S , and that w* Intend to register said name with the C lara ol the C irc u it Court. Sem inal* County, Florida In accordance with the provisions ol the Fictitious Noma Statutes, tow lt Section l a t X Florida Statute* 1457 IV Ire Schleicher /S/M itchell W Barnett Publish October X A November S. I I . I f . 1X4 D E V 147 IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLO R ID A C IV IL DIVISION ' CASE NO: 04 3X1 CA-Of-M PAN A M ER IC A N M ORTGAGE CO RP. P lalnlltt, v*. R E N E N O R B ER T P A R E and R IT A M P A R E , his wit* and L A K E OF TH E WOOOS H O M E O W N E R S A S S O C IA TION. INC , Ottendents FIC T IT IO U S NAM E N O TICE OF ACTION Notice Is hereby given that I TO R E N E N O R B E R f P A R E . am engaged In business t l 301 R IT A M PARE E Altam onte O r., S I* 104. Residence (7M ClrcoO *ICIelo Altamonte Springs. Seminole E I Ce| 0n. C A 47030 County. Florida JI30I under the YOU A R E H E R E B Y notified fictitious nemo ot T H E TRAV that a Complaint to foreclose * E L M A N A G ERS, end met I Mortgage encumbering the tot Intend M register said nemo towing reel property wtm the Clerk ot the Clrcu't LO T 415. L A K E O F T H E Court. Sam Inote County. F lor Ida WOODS TOW NHOUSE. SEC In accordance with tho pro TION I I . according to m* plot visions at the Fictitious Nemo tharaot es recorded In Piet Book Statutes, to w lt: Section H I M 34. Pages I and 3 et the Public FlorIdo Statutes 1X7 Records ot Seminole County. Altamonte Travel. Inc Florida. B y : Ed w ard C Anderson has been (lied against you and Sect/Trees you are required M serve a copy Publish October X A November ol your written da tons**. It any, S. 13. I f . 1X4 M II en JOHN M M cCO RM ICK. D E V 14* Attorney Mr P la ln lltt. whose address Is Post O lt k * Boa 3133. F IC T IT IO U S N A M I M l E ast Church Street. Orlande. Notice I* hereby given thel I F lo rid * . 33301. and III* the am engaged In bu*ln*aa *1 U3 ortetnel wtm the Clerk X the B e l l * A M . . C e a t e lb e r r y . above styled Court on or before Seminole County. Florida under November 33. is*4; otherwise * tho Hctlfleu* nemo ot C O R ­ N E R S T O N E C R A F T S , end that you Mr I Intend M register said name Cemplal wtm the Clerk ef the Circuit W ITN ESS m y hand end seel Court. Seminal* County, F MrIda X seld Ceurt en October It. 1X4 In accordance wtm the pre­ (S EA L) visions et the Fictitious Nam* A R TH U R H. B E C K W IT H . J R . Statute*. M erit: SoctMn M I X Clerk X Circuit Court FM rld* Statute* 1*37. B y : Virginia Jdckaon !M Catherine L ot Welch Deputy Clerk Publish October X A November P u b lto h : O ctober 33. 3 t A 3. I I . I* . 1X4 November 5.13. 1X4 D E Y 111 D E V US NO TICE OF S H E R IF F ’ S S A LE N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that by virtu * of that certain W rit of E sacution issued out of and under the seal ol th* Circuit C o u rt of O ra n g e C o u n ty . Florida upon a final judgement rendered In the aforesaid court on the 2nd day ot September. A .D 1X3. In that certain case entitled. Cher Bat Farm s. Inc . Plalntltf. - v s - Ronald Hell and Pam ela Hall d/b/a Stone Hedge Stables and Ronald Hell end Pomelo Hell, h it w it*. Indlvldu a lly . Defendant, which aforesaid W rit X Esacution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, and I have levied upon the following do scrib ed p roperty owned by Pam ela Hell, said property b* Ing located In Samlnot* County. Florida, moro particularly da scribed as tot lows One If73 Chevrolet Van ID f CGXIS1UIIM 43 X in g stored ot Dove Jones W re ck x Service. Fern Perk. Florida AND Lots 10 and I I . Block D. Watt Altamonte Heights. Section One. according to the Plot thereof os recorded In Plot Book IS. Page 41, Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida and tho undersigned ot Sherltl ol Semlnoto County. Florida will et I I 00 A M on the 30th day X November. A D 1SS4. otter tor sal* and tall to th# highest bidder, tor cash, sublect to any and oil aalstlng taint, at the Front (Watt I Door ol th* steps ol th# Samlnot* County Courthouse In Sanlord. Florida, th# above described personal and real property That said sal* It being mad* jp satisfy the terms ol Mid Writ ol E sacution John E . Polk. Sherltl Semi not* County, Florida Te be published October x . November 5. 13. I*, with th* M l* on November X . 1X4 D EY IX IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C I R C U I T IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A CA SE NO: S4 344* CA X E IN TH E M A T T E R OF TH E A D O P T IO N O F O E A N N A LYN N EOW ARDS and K A R E N E D W A R O SSA R V E R NOTICE OF ACTION TO F R E O L M cG A LLIA R D 145 Arthur Road West A th vlll*. North Carolina YO U A R E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D that an action tor adoption ot D EAN N A LYN N EDW AROS. a minor child, and K A R E N EDW ARDS S A R V E R . an adult, has been Iliad in the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida, being C ivil Action No •4 3S4S CA 30 E . en titled IN TH E M A TTER OF TH E A D O P T IO N O F D E A N N A LY N N EOW ARDS and K A R E N ED W A RD S S A R V E R . end you ere required to serve e copy ot your written defenses. If any, en C J E F F E R Y ARN O LD. Pell Honer's atto rney. A R N O LD . M A TH EN Y L EA G A N . P A . t i t N. Orange Avenue. Peat Ottice Boa 3**1. O rla n d e . F lo rid * 13*03. en or before th* 33nd day X November. 1x 4. end tito m* original with th# Clerk X this Court aimer betore service en PX11 loner’s attorney er Imme diatoly thereafter; otherwise, e default will be entered egeinst you Mr the relief demonOTd in W ITN E S S the hand X the Clerk and tael X mis Court, mis lam day of October. 1X4 (S E A L ) Arthur H Beckwith. J r . Clerk X Circuit Court B y : Cheryl R . Franklin . Deputy Clerk P u b lis h O ctob er 22. I f A November 5. I I . 1X4 O E Y ME “ W e’ve come a long way . . . but our greatest yean lie ahead.**1 RE-ELECT A PROVEN MAN Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County MUNICIPAL BONDS GNMA'S 13.50% Interest* Free from al federal income taxation. Arthur H. B*ckwlth, Jr. Komis IViced at par. 13.00% Y ield* U .S . Government Guaranteed Mortgages Subject to federal income taxation. Based upon current calculation* at time o f publication. Longwood 108 Markham Woods Rd. Thursday, Nov. 1 1:00 Luncheon ★ CNALUNQE OF FUTURE ★ STATEWIDE RECOGNITION Automation of rccorda Iil keeping office abreast of exploding growth at minimum taxpayer coat, strive for Improvement of Member of Traffic Court Review Committee, ap­ pointed by Chief Justice of Supreme Ct.: Past President of Fla. Aasn. of Court Clerks. Its Board and Legislative Committee; Certified as a Clerk of Circuit Court by Florida Supreme Court. 24 yeara experience aa Clerk of Circuit Court In Seminole County. ★ COMMUNITY Recipient of several awards for government­ al and community service: Jaycees Good G overnm ent award. United Fund Distinguished Service Award. a a i^ s o n m i m a Bom. reared in Seminole County. Educated al Stetson and Temple Universities. Member and former trustee at Flrat United Methodist Church. Married. 2 children. COM PARE T H ESE ACHIEVEM ENTS m %up 10006 N. Dale Mabry ★ PERSONAL INFORMATION You can’t beat the Truth! Reservations Required: 1-800-282-2010 or call collect 813-961-8168 ns i r u R IC K W IT H “crv,ce* * EXPERIENCE H.P. Cassidy* / A R T Suite 213 Tkmpa, Honda JJtolo Member; N A SD S1PC PS A A r t R M k w ith Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County Th# S ig h t M o n fo r o S o ip o n tlb lo Job — Koop H im W o rkin g fo r You (Ommewi) �Evening Herald ( U S P S *1 1 3 1 0 ) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322 2611 or 831 9993 Monday, October 29, 1984—4A Wayne D. Doyle, Pohlliher Thomas Clcrdano, Managing Editor Melvin Adklnt, Advertising Director Home Delivery; Week. 81.10. Month. 84.75; 3 Months. 814.25; 6 Month*. 827.00; Year. 851 00 H> Mall: Week. 81.50; Month. 86 00; 3 Month*. 818.00; 6 Month*. 832 50; Year. 860 00. Clearing The Skies A irlin e deregulation had Its casualties, as It w as expected to. T h e Industry was shot through w ith Inefficiencies encouraged by years o f governm ent regulation o f routes and fares. Forced to com pete for travel dollars that w ere shrin king w ith the recession that began In 1080, som e airline com panies (lew straight Into baknruptcy or saw their Identity disap­ pear in mergers. But deregulation clearly has had a positive side, and It Is h igh ly evident in the sight o f United Airlin es breaking out o f the clouds. United lost $235 m illion in 1979, and In ensu ing years began to w aver In Its long-held top position in the dom estic market. T h e challenge o f the new hub-and-spokc concept o f air routes found United locked Into too m an y long-haul fligh ts and not enough regional feeder routes. Fare wars began eating Into Its earnings. Its m anagem ent w as slow to adjust to the com petitive environm ent. N ow . according to Th e W all S treet Journ al. United has turned things around. It has developed Its ow n hub-and-spoke system feeding flights into Chicago. D enver and San Francisco. T h e airline has Increased the num ber o f cities it serves by onc-third. It has adopted fare plans that appear to be prevent­ ing a serious loss o f business to scrappy new airlines offerin g cut-rate fares. Significantly, United has stream lined Its w ork force, reducing payroll.positions by 20 percent and con vin cin g its labor unions o f the necessity o f m aking w age .concessions when survival is at stake. N ew em ployees are now starting at low er scales than they did under previous contracts. A n officer or the Interna­ tional Association o f Machinists told Business W eek m agazine last sum m m er: "U n ited has really educated the em p loyee group. T h e y kn ow that this Is capitalism , so If the com pany doesn't m ake m oney. It doesn't stay In business." It's not traditional capitalism w hen g o v ­ ernm ent guarantees exclu sive markets to a com pany, w hich is bow our regulated airline system ran for m an y years. T h e unregulated m arketplace In w hich United Airlines and others, are now com p etin g Is the kind tliat : m akes the case for com petitive cap Hal lam,' and It’s working. Public Protection Crim inal Justice legislation approved by C ongress w ill go a long w ay to close som e o f I the legal loopholes which put crim inals back on the street before the ink Is dry on their fingerprints. T h e anti-crim e m easures attached to an em ergency spending bill Include: — Establishing a reform o f federal ball procedure w hich w ill let Judges consider the danger to the com m u nity and to deny ball w hen a defendant poses a grave threat to others. — S h iftin g the burden o f proof in insanity trials from prosecutors to defense lawyers, an ou tg ro w th o f presidential assailant John H in ck ley's "In n ocen t by reason o f in san ity" verdict. O nly defendants w ho lack the m ental capacity to tell rig h t from w rong could be found Innocent b y reason o f Insanity. ? — Establishing a m inim um , m andatory five-year Jail term for use o f a firearm or arm or-piercing bullets In federal crim es o f violence. — M aking It a federal offense to break into govern m en t o r private com puters to get data that m igh t be used to harm the country, — Strengthenin g federal penalties for traf­ fic k in g In cou n terfeit credit cards, bank m o n e y - m a c h in e c a r d s o r c a r d - m a k in g equ ipm ent. T h e crim e bill w ill g o a lon g w ay toward balancing the scales o f Justice, w hich have been tilting toward the crim inal for too m any years. BERRY'S WORLD "H o w C O U L D y o u ? " DONALD LAMBRO What's Left For 'Forgotten Democrats? W A S H IN G TO N — As W a lte r M ondale bclalrdly struggles In the final days of the campaign to broaden his appeal to his party's traditional constituencies, some Democratic leaders are beginning to question why thetr party has abandoned Its vital center. Ohio Sen. John Glenn Is one of many Democrats In Congress who thinks his party has forsaken some of its bedrock, rank-and-file constituencies, and he doesn't mind saying sw. Glenn sought to appeal to his party's center In his unsuccessful presidential bid by talking about ways to achieve future econnnl'~ growth. Jobs and the need for a strong defense. Instead of covering up Democratic mistakes of the past, he openly attacked the Carter-Mondale administra­ tion for giving the nation 21 percent Interest rates and 13 percent Inflation, which pounded the economy Into a deep recession. But the special Interests who dominated the primaries and propelled Mondale to the nomination — the AFL-CIO. the National Education Association, the feminist groups, gays. etc. — rejected Glenn. He was perceived as a centrist and these groups wanted an undiluted liberal ticket, which they got with Mondale and DON G RAFF O n The Seitz Poll I know you've already had It up to here with opinion polls during this campaign, but allow me to lay one more on you before Election Day overtakes us. This one la not the work of Gallup. Harris or Roper. It Is my very own. It Involves no weighted questions, no computer-analyzed answers, no balanced Interview group. It Is very simple and completely unscientific. I talked to one person. He Is Rob Seitz. We met two years ago In New York's Grand Central Station, during the height of the morning rush hour and the depth of the Reagan recession. Rob was stationed at the escalators to the P a n A m B u ild in g t h r u s t in g handbills at the crowd. Few hands took them. "Call me. I'm Rob Seitz and eager to work. I hate unemployment! For six months 1 have relied on tradi­ tional tactics for getting back into the work force, but no one I’ve talked to is hiring. Arc you?..." 1 was the only one to call. Rob. 1 learned, had been let go by a public relations firm. Job-hunting had become his full-time occupation. Employment agencies and the want ads had produced Interviews but no ofTers. Married, he was ashamed lo have had to apply for benefits, angry at having to beg for work, bitter at a system that had no place for him. When I talked to him again a year later, things were better. He still had no Job. but he was getting by on free-lance writing, editing and consulting assignments. He was about to become the New York representative o f a Washington public relations firm. He was beginning (o think there m i g h t be s o m e t h i n g to Reaganomics, which he had dis­ missed the previous year in words I can't repeat. I won't even tell you what they rhyme with. It was even better when 1talked to him the other day. The Washington connection Is now virtually full time. He manages the New York odlcc. has Just hired a secretaryassistant and Installed a computer. At 31, he thinks his career is at a promising stage. Tw o years ago, he says, he blamed Ronald Reagan for his plight. Now. "a little more edu­ cated," as he puts It. he not only realizes the economic situation wasn't quite that simple but Is benefiting from a changed situation. Geraldine Ferraro. Today, as the presidential sweepstakes nears Its predictable conclusion. Glenn recalls the primaries, the defeats, and even the embar­ rassment of not being Invited by the Mondale forces to address his national party convention In San Francisco " I view myself as a political moderate" who Identifies with "that big. two-thirds of the middle ground out there." he said In a wide-ranging Inlervlew. AThey were running a convention to appeal to whoever they wanted to appeal to. and maybe I ..." His voice trails off. Didn't appeal to the party's liberal wing? Was too middle-America? He doesn't say. But the former Mercury program astronaut with “ the right s t u f f docs say without equivocation that the Mondale campaign has failed to reach out with bread-and-butter appeals to the parly's mainstream constituen­ cies. I suggest that from the time of the convention to the final days of the campaign, the one political reality that comes through most strikingly Is that of a Democratic Party that has lost Its Identification with the political center. f XIFBJWM Those who addressed the convention In prime time — Kennedy. Jackson. Cuomo, etc. represented the party's left. But where were the party's moderates? Where was Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia? Where was Sen. Fritz Holllngs of South Carolina? Glenn agrees; "W h it you're saying ts what 1 tried to address In the primaries. "1 said repeatedly In speech after speech that if this party Is to win In the fall. It must reach out and activate those two-thirds of the Democrats who have to go out and vote Democratic." Much like Sen. Gary Hart of Colorado. Glenn directed his appeal to the party's broader constituencies, while Mondale aimed his at specific, special-interest and single-issue con­ stituencies and what Glenn calls "the liberal activists." , It is these groups, he suggests, who have taken over the party apparatus, pushing aside the forgotten "tw o thirds" of the Democrats who -don't necessarily agree with the political agenda of the AFL-CIO. Operation PUSH, the National Organization for Women and the teachers' lobby. ROBERT WALTERS ^ 5QMEQNE WHO KNOWS VJBDER5H 1P. y C0MEA1DNG, r a n . ROBERT W AOM AN GOP Go To Tax Hikes? WASHINGTON |NEA| - Sen. Richard Lugar. chairman of the S en ate R e p u b lica n C am p aign Committee, says one o f hla GOP candidates has come up with u "tough, honest proposal" to quickly eliminate the budget deficit. 0* What makes this campaign pro­ posal and the glowing appralasl of It by Lugar. an Indiana conservative, so Interesting? It contradicts many basic tenets of Ronald Reagan's economic philoso­ phy and rejects many of the ad­ ministration's policies. The keys to the GOP candidate's proposal arc tax Increases, sharp cuts In defense spending and Irsser cuts In domestic spending. Barbara Leonard. 59. Is opposing Sen. Claiborne Pell. D.-R.l.. In his attempt to win a fifth term. After her husband's death In 1977, she took over a multimllllon dollar machine-part manufacturing firm that he had started In 1977. This Is her first try for public office. "I got into this campaign because I was concerned about the deficit and about the direction my stale was going," she says. "A s a small businesswomen I sec* how much nervousness there la out there about this economy. “ Small businesses are once again not willing to commit to making major Investments for the future.... I believe this deficit could cause Inflation to come roaring back. And I think that something has to be done Immediately." So Mrs. Leonard has a plan, which, she says, would reduce next year's deficit from $185'billion to $88 billion, would balance the budget the following year: and would create a budget surplus the year after. Although she ts somewhat loath to admit It. her prescription for cutting the deficit Is a lot closer to Democratic presidential candidate W a lt e r ;M o n * d ,: 8 ^ h^ anything those False Barriers WORCESTER. Mass. (NEA) - In the early 1970s, when students at the colleges and universities In this city sought to exercise their right to vote. City Clerk Robert J. O'Keefe refused to register them. In the mid-1970s, when women here Insisted upon thetr right to register under the names on their birth certificates Instead of their husbands' names, O'Keefe denied them access to the ballot box. In the late 1970s and early 1980s. people who had moved from one home to another discovered on Election Day that they were Ineligi­ ble to vote because O'Keefe had purged their names from thi regis­ tration rolls even though they re­ mained residents of the city. Today. It's still buslness-as-usual in O'Keefe's office, where he pre­ sides over an autocratic political operation that has effectively dis­ enfranchised uncounted‘ thousands of Worcester's potential voters. But O'Keefe says people who won-t ^ thc tn)ub|e to regUter ■ «e„ j ' " i , * ’* n d s n l , t » g r o u n d r u l e s a r e n ' t r e a l l y Th rough , .jPjMVr interested In voting. Lugar Indfoatfp foe i fits ability to frustrate many sartly endorse the ispecifics o f Mira!1 1 would-be voters earned O'Keefe a Leonard's proposal. Bui the fact dishonorable mention In a recent that It has been distributed widely congressional report on "artificial by an official Republican campaign and arbitrary barriers'’ to Increased committee — even though Its heart voter participation tn communities la In direct opposition to the presi­ throughout the country. dent's policies — might hint the Notw ithstanding considerable direction the deficit reduction de­ progress since the passage of the bate will take In Congress next year. federal Voting Rights Act of 1965. Mrs. Leonard's proposed tax "citizens are still denied the right to “ changes" Include a 90 percent equally participate in the electoral limit on deductions for taxpayers process by a variety of means." with Incomes In excefcs of $30,000 a concluded a subcommittee o f the yea r, a d elay In In d exin g, a House Judiciary Committee. minimum tax on corporations, and Literacy tesla, poll taxes, physical elimination o f various write-offs threats and other blatant forms of such as oil depletion allowances and Intimidation have been replaced by Intangible drilling expenses. These more subtle but often equally ef­ changes, she believes, would In­ fective measures. crease federal revenues about $45 In Its reference to O'Keefe, the billion In the first year. House report notes that he "does She would freeze the defense budget at last year's level for an not deputize volunteers from the annual savings of $33 billion over poor side of town." Actually, that’s projected defense budget Increases. misleading because, in contrast Then her plan would eliminate or with other cities throughout the state. Worcester refuses to designate gradually reduce 24 specific Pen­ tagon programs. Including the MX people who don't work for the city missile and the A-6 bomber, for a as deputy registrars — regardless of savings of another $10 billion an­ whether they're rich or poor. nually. One non-election case, still pend­ Finally she would cut $25 billion ing in the courts. Involved an annually from domestic programs extraordinary practice uncovered tn Including $8 billion from agricul­ 1981: In his role as municipal tural programs. $5.8 billion In record-keeper. O'Keefe unilaterally revenue sharing, and $7- billion decided to Indicate that all babies from various aspects of Medlcarr born to single mothers were Illegit­ and Medicaid. imate on their birth certificates. JA C K ANDERSON Life Of The Lonely Whistle Blower WASHINGTON - Now and then, a lonely hero appears deep In the compounds o f governm ent. He becomes convinced that pollution must be seen and smelled to be combated, that corruption hidden la corruption heightened. He con­ vin ces h im self that good w ill overcom e evil If the facts are known. So he becomes a whistle blower. He k n o w s , o f co u rse , that exposure could cost him hla liveli­ hood and lay him open to harass­ ment. Yet he comes forward and condemrs the wrongdoing. Thereafter, the scenario seldom varies. The villain In the drama ts quickly surrounded by paid obfuscators and Is given the full protection of the U.S. government. But the hero Is Isolated and Intimi­ dated. harried and hassled. It's almost always the same old story: only the cast of characters ts dlffetent. In this account, the lone­ some whistle blower Is John Hnatlo, a security specialist for the Energy Department. He dared to disagree with hla superior. Robert O'Brien who allegedly had Informed the president that safeguards at the nation’s nuclear weapons plants were adequate. " I wish I could share your views on the adequacy of protection ..." wrote Hnatlo. "but my experience and knowledge of the program dictates otherwise." Never mind that Hnatlo was right and O'Brien was wrong. This of­ fended O'Brien, who Is now the director of the Office of Safeguards and Security. He evidently asked a subordinate to find out how he could get rid of the meddlesome Hnatlo. The employee who was asked put It all down In an Internal memo, which has been obtained by my associates John Dillon and Indy Badhwar. "O'Brien requested that I check with personnel to see If we could fire (Hnatlo)." the memo states. It then goes on to tell what the employee learned from the personnel people, who apparently are skilled at such matters. According to the memo, there were two options. The first was to "reassign him as requested." The other was more sinister. " I f you want to fire him — start docu­ m en tin g r e c o r d s ." the m em o advised. It then explained how to do this: ''E s ta b lis h good p erform an ce standards — If he Is rated unaccep­ table, then he can be reassigned, downgraded, etc. If he continues to fall to follow Instructions, (this) can lead to dismissal — after warnings, reprimands, etc." The memo closed with the estimate that the "process could take six to eight months." Hnatlo's superloro wasted no time getting started. He had been summoned to Capi­ tol Hill to brief an Investigator for Rep. John Dlngcll. D-Mlch., on security lapses. For disclosing the poor security at nuclear plants. Hnatlo drew a reprimand. Then a "warning letter” — similar to one given to alcohol or drug abusers — was put In Hnatlo's file. (His addiction, apparently, was to telling the truth.) Hnatlo went tu the department's Inspector general who conducted a investigation, cleared him of an wrongdoing, ordered the reprlman and warning letter removed froi his file, and saw to it that Hnatio g< a formal apology. | When O'Brien learned that Hnall had found out about the it criminating memo, he wrote to th whistle blower to assure him that "reflected only a portion o f m request for general information am by Itself, to totally out of context." O'Brien Informed Hnatlo that h had "supported your requests ft rc***tg6ment and never taken an action lo fire you." Footnote: My reporters tried fc two weeks to obtain O'Brien' comment. As I was going to presi an E n e r g y D c p a r t m e n spokeswoman called to say O'Brte would respond only to "speclfl questions" submitted "In writing." I will be happy to print an response he w l.h e s to make Meanwhile, a House investigation subcommittee chaired by Dlnge will hold hearings on the Hnatl case. �Evening Harold, Sanford, Ft. Mawday, Ort. »t, 1W4- I A NOOPE Fern Park Woman Reports Rape A 20 -yea r-old Fern Park woman reported to sheriff's dep­ uties that she was raped Sunday by a man who was supposed to photograph her dog. The victim said she went to the man's apartment at Spanish Trace Apartments. Altamonte Springs, at about 10 p.m. Sun­ day for a possible photo session for her dog. The man forced her Into a bedroom, took her blouse ofT and as she pled and struggled he raped her. a sherlfTs report said. The woman dressed and left after the attack. She notified a friend of the assault and was taken to Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. Sanford, for an examination, the report said. Deputies have the name of a suspect In the case, but an arrest : has not been made. HOLE IN THK W A L L A drug dealer who squirreled away his marijuana stash tn a hole In the wall of a Sanford business and then moved It Into a tree was charged with delivery and possession of pot after San­ ford police ferreted out his hiddlng place. An police detective advised two patrolmen that the man had small envelopes of pot hidden In a soft drink carton which he stored in a hole In the wall of an auto repair shop at the comer of 13th S tre e t and W illia m s Avenue. The suspect had been seen selling pot from that supply to motorists, a police report said. When an officer approached the bidding place at about 4:35 p.m. Friday, the man fled with Action Reports ★ Flrot ■kCourts k P o llc o B oat the pot and placed It about 6 feet up in a nearby tree. The suspect then ran to Pear tie's Bar, where he was captured and detained by officers while police searched unsuccessfully for the drugs, the report said. The man was released, only to be picked up again within minutes after the detective told the other officers where to find the pot hidden In the tree, the report said. Samuel Carson, 21. o f 2740 Truman Blvd.. Sanford, was arrested at 4:43 p.m. Friday on 13th Street. Sanford. He was being held In lieu of *8.000 bond. M U TU AL ABUSE A L o n g w o o d co u p le w ho complained to Longwood police that each had been hit by the other during a fight have both been charged with spouw abuse. Police report returning to the couple's home at 132 Sandelwood Way. In response to a second disturbance call at about 5 a.m. Saturday. The officers said that furnishings had been thrown around the home. T h e w om an cla im ed her husband had hit her with hla flats and had thrown a lamp at her. The man said hla wife had hit him In the face. Police report he had “ sustained non-vlslblc Inju ry to his left Jaw and tongue." The officers noted no visible Injuries on cither of the pair. Gall Kalhcryn Dickson. 34. was arrested at 5:12 a.m. Friday and Gary M. Dickson. 32. was arrested at 5:34 a.m. Both were being held in lieu of *500 bond each. PICK 'N CHOOSE A thief who tried one vehicle, but found he couldn't make It Into first gear In that car made another selection and decided lo drive away in a truck from the parking lot of The Barn, U.S. Highway 17-92. Sanford. But the bar’s security guards were watching the man pick and chose his ride as he tried to enter several vehicles. They called police who nabbed the suspect. The man reportedly pretended to police that he didn't un­ derstand what was happening, but the owner of to the truck. Randy O'Brtant. told police he h a d n 't g iv e n the s tra n ge r permission lo take his truck. Agaplto Moreno. 22. of Route 2. Box 97 Mlrho Ave.. Sanford, was charged with burglary at The Bam at 2:15 a.m. Saturday, He was being held in lieu of *5.000 bond. M E D IC A L C L IN IC volved In an accident on U.S, Highway 17-92 at Interstate 4. In Seminole County. —Leonard Ray Honaker, 28. of 251 Concord Drive. Casselberrry. at 9:30 p.m. Friday on U.S. Highway 17-92, Casselberry, after a highw ay patrolman noticed his vehicle’s license tag was hidden by a trailer hltrh and the vehicle hit the curb several limes. —Wilson Whllakcr Klnbrough. 32. no address given, at 10:45 p.m. Friday, afler his vehicle was stopped because he was following other vehicles with bright headlights on and with one headlight burned out. —Harold Kennneth O'Brien. 32, of 2331 Antilles Drive. Winter Park, at 5:07 a.m. Friday hy Casselberry police on stale Road 436, Casselberry. ALL INSURANCE ASSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED WITH NO OUT O F POCKET EXPENSE MEDICAL DOCTOR ON PHYSICAL THMAPY, 1-MATS * ■LOCO TESTS AVAIIAHE SANFORD, FLA. 323-5763 DANGER SIGNALS OF PINCHED NERVES Frequent H ea d a ch es Low Back or Hip Pain D izziness or L o s s o f S le e p N u m bness o f Hands or Foet N ervo u sn ess N e ck Pain or S tilln e s s Arm and S h ou lder Pain Patton, who along with hla son. Richard Thom as Patton. Jam es Veal, also of Georgia, and a DeBary couple, Robert, Adcock and Janie Kaaaaab-Adcock. were anested Feb. 22 after a drug bust by undercover agents from several law en­ forcement agencies. Mice-also ordered the younger Patton, 28. also from Rlverdale. to pay a *1.000 fine and complete 250 hours of community service. Adcock. 35, o f 63 Estrella Drive, DeBary. was sentenced Sept. 10 to atx years with a minimum mandatory Incarceration of three years plus a *25,000 fine. Veal, 61. of Decatur, was sentenced the same day to 514 years and also must serve at least three *. years and pay a *25,000 fine. Both men have appealed their cases. ACCIPTID * TM f PA TlC N T AND ANY O TM tR PIN S O N R E S P O N S IB LE F O R PA YM EN T H A S A RtOHT TO R E F U S E TO RAY C A N C E L PA YM EN T O R S I R EIM B U R S ED F O R PA YM EN T F O R A N Y O T H E R S E R V IC E E tA M iN A TK)N O R TREATM EN T W HICH ift F t R F O R M I0 A t A R E S U L T OF AND W ITH IN t } H O U R S OF R ffR O N DiNO TO TH E A D V ER T ISEM EN T F O R THE F R E E S E R V IC E IlA M iN A T tO N , O R TR EA TM EN T FIRE CALL* The Sanford Fire Department responded lo the following calls. S A N F O R D P A I N C O N Y R O L C L IN IC OF C H IR O P R A C T IC , IN C . Friday * JIM S AIRPORT BLVD - SANFORD SANFORD 323 5?63 * At Uiual Thu S»t»ct It FREt ORLANDO #49 0369 Roger L. Berry Designated by the Florida Bar In Criminal Law and Family Law. • And * G eorge B. W allace Former Felony Trial Division Chief tor the Seminole County State Attorneys Office • Have Formed The ‘Partnership Of BERRY AND WALLACE A T T O R N E Y S AT L A W 301 Waal 1st Street, Sanford Phone (303) 323-4121 docket and awulls disposition of his case. An Orlando man who pleaded guilty lo possession of Vallum was sentenced to 10* consecutive weekends In the county Jail and three years probation. Richard Lawrence Grubowskl, 23. was also ordered by Mize lo pay u *250 fine and complete 120 hours of community service. According lo court records, an Altamonte Springs ofTlccr learned by a computer check that the license plaic on a 1972 van In the parking lot of the Hot Line Bottle Club. 803 Wesl Altamonte Drive. Altamonte Springs, was supposed to be on a 1974 Volkswagen. The driver of the vehicle, Grabowskl, could only produce a partial Pennsylvania license and no registration, the officer reported. Grabowskl ha<^L|a title to the vehicle but there was no name on It. Grabowskl gave the officer permission lo search the van and a small amount o f a green leafy vegetation was found. When Grabowskl emptied his pockets, he had a prescription bottle not made out to him with Vallum tablets In It plus the remains of marijuana cigarettes and an unidentified brown table). Grabowskl could have received up lo a year In Ihe county Jull. —Deane Jordan * T *i' ' * 9 [ TMf t ,t f £ p u u a t io * L t< IW u EARN UP TO *100 A DAY! Holiday Inn M And Statt Road 46 Tuotday, Octobor 30 7.*00*fcQ0 IF YOU’RE ENERGETIC, AND OVER 16, WE CAN USE YOU! It H ee ■» mm ♦ • * » * V * * 4 ^ w w ^ f , F ^ v •» Y fo <XU X O w tc L <% H €& , faiauU* fax Me tvxuttfat fauvtxe, |fo ci & teuuU. f it - H it. <4f t P H StlpvttC utf/e. hua f tm t 4 t < t A A f H 4 i < l/ y & t 7/Lt t & 4UAC M f t f t fax me utfU te faxtuex tfoUeAuC lx mu tea.nt _ , ^ VicA 7>axxtdl RE-ELECT MONDAY, OCT. 2B Church, 17-92 and Dogtrack First Street and Sanford Avenue. Haunted House sponsored by Road. C a s s e lb e rry R o ta ry C lub A lta m o n te Sou th S em in ole Overeaten Anonymous, open. breakfast, 7:30 a.m.. Casselberry Jayccca. 7-10 p.m., Loehman'a 7:30 p.m., Florida Power A Senior Center. 200 N. Triplet Plaza. State Road 434. Alta­ Ligh t 301 S. Myrtle Ave.. San­ Drive. monte Springs. Financial advlaoty service for ford. Haunted Castle sponsored by senior citizens available by ap­ WEDNESDAY. OCT. S I District 64 Jaycees, 7 to ) 1 p.m., Carnival and Haunted House pointment 1 p.m., Casselberry Glen Turner Castle. Befur Gully sponsored by Longwood Police Senior Center. 200 N. Lake Road, just off Howell Branch Department 6-10 p.m.. West Triplet Drive. Call 831-3551. ext. Road east of State Road 434. W arren A ven u e and W ilm a 264. Medicare help for seniors. 10 Haunted House sponsored by Street Longwood for children 12 Altamonte Recreation Depart­ and under. Games and costume a.m. until noon. Casselberry Senior Center 200 N. Triplet ment and South Seminole Op­ Judging. timist Club, 7-10 p.m „ Eileen Scream Castle sponsored by Drive, Casselberry. Drive and State Road 436, on­ Winter Springs Fire Department. e-half mile west of lnteratate-4. 7*11 p .m .. V illa g e M arket Reboa Club AA, noon and 5:30 Square. State Road 434. p.m., closed, 8 p.m., step. 130 CIA Halloween Fun House for Normandy Road, Casselberry. children 12 and under. 8:30-8:30 Clean Air Rebus at noon, cloaed. i.rn.. 260 N. Country Club, Lake Apopka Alcoholics Anony­ mous. 8 p.m., cloaed. Apopka Concert by Seminole Commu­ E p i s c o p a l C h u r c h , 8 1 5 nity College Chorale, Choral lers. AMAZ1NCI DIFFERENT! Highland. Osa system coats t heats yew satin and C o n te m p o ra ry C h o ra l Al-Anon Step and Study, 8 Enaqmble, 12:30 p.m.. SCC p.m., Casselberry Senior Center. Concert Hall In Fine Arts Build­ 200 N. Triplet Drive. W A U ^ X ing. Free to the public. Sanford AA. B p.m., cloaed. Golden Age Games Commit­ TsL M I A M I IN ? 1201 W. First St. tee, 6 a.m.. Greater Sanford a a JtC Sanford 24-Hour Group AA, Chamber o f Commerce building. open. 8 p.m., Second and Bay Streets. Fellowship Group AA, senior citizens. 8 p.m.. closed. 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry. TUESDAY. OCT. SO Sanford Lions Club. noon. 1-4 Holiday Inn. Sanford Toastmasters. 7:15 a.m.. Season's restaurant, 2565 S. French Ave. H istoric Longw ood Rotary Club. 7:30 a.m ., Longwood IF YOU'D L IK E TO EARN UP TO Hotel. County Road 426. Sanford Optimist Club. 11:45 $15 P ER HOUR , ATTEND A SESSIO N a.m.. Western Slzxiln Restau­ IN SANFORD A T THE rant. Sanford. S an ford D uplicate B ridge Club. 1 p.m.. Florida Power and Light Building. Reborn Club AA. noon and 5:30 p.m.. cloaed. 6 p.m., step. 130 Normandy Road. Caaselbeny. Reboa Club AA. noon and 5JO p.m.. cloaed. 8 p.m.. step, 130 Normandy Road. Casselberry. Clean Air Reboa Club. noon, cloaed. 17-82 Qroup A A , 6 p.m.. • 'N t* Fo* By Th# cttlzans For Job* And Tourism c lo s e d , M essiah L u th e ra n . T V ;— * 1H'HX- J U a A tfa tttfa lM & e < u td d u f c < % fi- CALENDAR v M Free preliminary examination does not .nc(ude XRa»s or treatment A U im u t A N C I A lt IO * — 12:44 p.m., 2442 S. French A ve.. resrue. A 38-year-old woman slipped In water. Injured right ankle, splint and Ice pack applied, transport by ambulance lo hospital —7:28 p.m,, 530 N. Palmetto Ave. *143. rescue. A 39-year-old woman with chest pains, dif­ ficulty breathing In allergic reac­ DUI ARRESTS tion to air freshener given The following persons have oxygen and transported by been arrested In S em in ole prtvule vehicle lo hospital. County on a charge of driving -8 :0 7 p.m. 115 E. 1st St., under the influence: rescue. A 52-year-old woman —Albert C. Hewitt. 19. of Orange slipped on floor. Splint applied to City, was arrested at 4:20 a.m. possible broken left leg. Trans­ Saturday after his car was In­ port by ambulance to hospital. Ms. Kaaaaab-Adcock. 35. also of DeBary. was find *500 Oct. 10 for her part In the drug operation and In a separate case was sentenced to four months In the Seminole County Jail and five years probation for smuggling marijuana Into the Jail. In other court action Friday, a Maitland man who pleaded guilty to possession of cocaine has been aentenced to 20 consecu­ tive weekends In the county Jail and three years probation. Ronnie Cole. 21, of 2100 Howell Branch Road, was also fined *500 by Mize who ordered Cole to complete 240 hours of community service and pay the Public Defender's Office *250. According to court records, an Allamcnte Springs officer stopped a car for a traffic check at BtlO a.m. May 17 In the 700 block of state Road 436. Altamonte Springs. The officer reported seeing marijuana In the car and searched the vehicle. Cole was arrested for possession o f cocaine and marijuana. In exchange for the guilty plea on the cocaine charge, the marijuana offense was not prosecuted. A co-defendant. David Williams Slaton. 24, of Orlando, anested at the same time on two counts of possession o f marijuana, had hla case removed from a September trial H0UMS w ar *4 Sat. F R E E S P I N A L E X A M IN A T IO N Father And Son Sentenced In Pot Case A Georgia man who pleaded 'guilty to iralTIcklng In marijuana has t% n sentenced to four years In prison. His son. arrested at the same time, received five years probation for possession of marijuana. Tom Henry Patton. 54. or Rlverdale. was sentenced Friday by Seminole Circuit Judge C. Vernon Mize Jr. who also ordered Patton to pay a *25.000 fine. Patton must serve at least three years of hla sentence. 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I - ’ ,1 A * >’ | O T M f l N * . ’ ’ U l l ! M A ' , M| , i A . i n| - - ' I- A A l l A i l l , i V u i i ' I,* . ’ , I H 1 " I i . I n ii Mil l I l | l i A I A M ' I 1 I I I ■ N M i n i IA NI I I It I.M l A S i ( i l l A n a ' . M i l . A s A H I , \ i i <N u l l •1| M A 11 ' i • l'M i 'V ' t H • i’ . S* N * m » 'N I 'I I n . I NI i a t i' ' l l i n j . , j j m . ' - ’ j i i ■■I _ *. . . . » n - j —r • T . - mi S’ , f , • •«. . n AND II A >. I Hi >i A s n r M|), SB JIM C R O W E , i UM'.AKM.C r I Vl/fc N r *M a* �*A—Evening H.rald, Sanford. FI. Monday, Oct. If. I W Poles Gather To Pray For Kidnapped Priest W O RLD By Bogdan Turek WARSAW. Poland (UP1) Large groups of riot police were deployed In major cities to pre­ vent protests as millions of Poles prayed for a pro-Solldarlty priest who was abducted 10 days ago and feared dead. N-> Incidents were reported following masses Sunday for the Rev. Jerzy Poplcluszko. who was popular for criticizing the com­ munist regime In sermons de­ manding the revival of the banned Solidarity trade union. There has been no trace of Popleluszko since Oct. 19, when he was abducted frum his car near the northern city of Torun. sparking a naltowtde outcry and allegations of government In­ volvement. On Saturday. Interior Minister Gen. Czeslaw Klszczak said three Interior Ministry ofllclals confessed to the kidnapping. One said he killed the priest but authorities have not been able to confirm or refute his claim. State-run television Sunday sa id P o n le lu s z k o ’ s d r iv e r Waldcmar Chrostowskl. who escaped when the priest was kidnapped, recognized the three suspects as the abductors. The television report udded that the "Investigation ts at full swing.” S o lid a r it y fo u n d e r L ech IN BRIEF Israeli Police Hold Three Youths In Bus Bombing Incident •JERUSALEM (UP!) — Israeli police launched a manhunt for aMallantn who fired a rocket Into an Arab bus In Jerusalem, killing one passenger and wounding 10 others In a revenge attack for the murders of two Jewish students. A police spokesman said three Jewish youths were held for questioning after the incident Sunday, hut Israel television said no one was detained In an Indication the three had been released. The television quoted police sources as saying they were "convinced the assailants were Jewish terrorists.” The father of Ron Levi, one of the dead Jewish students, denounced the attack on the bus. We condemn any act that furthers bloodshed.” he said. Sandlnlstas Quell Rebel Drive United Press International Nicaraguan troops have blunted a rebel drive to disrupt next weekend's national elections, killing 147 guerrillas In a series of clashes that have left 51 government soldiers dead, a regional commander said. "The elections will be carried out In the war zone." Commander Javier Carrion told Radio Sandlno Sunday. "T h e Sandlnlsta army will guarantee them. Even under fire, we will have elections Nov. 4." Nine Nabbed In Seminole On DUI Charge The following persons have been arrested In Sem in ole County on a charge of driving under the Influence: —Edward Gunter, 28. o f 102 Margo Lane, Longwood. waa arrested at 7:49 p.m. Wednes­ day. Deputies found him sitting In his truck with the lights or and the engine running on tne roadside o f Sanford Avenue, Sanford. —Darlene Joan McKey, 23. of 232 Rider Road. Sanford, at 12:18 a.m. Thursday after her car pulled onto US. Highway 17-92. Longwood. and stopped In the roadway. —Suzanne Me Roberts Dickey, 48, of 5275 Wllaon Road. San­ ford. at 1:27 a.m. Thursday after she failed to dim her vehicle's headlights after being signaled to do so by a deputy on county Road 46-A. Sanford. —Daniel Stephen Malloy, 23. o f 744 E. Warren Ave,, Longwood, at 1:40 a.m. Thursday after hla car ran ofT U.S. Highway 17-92, Longwood. -C e c il D. Sturkle. 37. or 703 1-F Aluma Ave.. Winter Park, at 12:16 a.m. Thursday on state Road 419 at state Road 427, Oviedo. He was also charged with driving with a suspended license. —Franklin Charles Jones. 28, of 3107 Rudder Circle. Sanford, at 1:50 a.m. Thursday after hla vehicle crossed the center line or Sanford Avenue. Sanford. —Marsha Marie Moore. 36. of 2515 Narcissus Ave., Sanford, waa arrested at 1:20 a.m. Friday after her car failed to maintain a single lane on U.S. Highway 17-92, Longwood. —Daniel S. Malloy, 23, o f 744 E. Warren Ave., Longwood, at 1:40 a.m. Thursday after hla car was seen weaving on U.S. Highway 17-92 at s ta te R oad 43 4 , Longwood. —Dominick Francis Corao, 20, 2545 Park Drive, Sanford, at 11:36 a.m. Thursday after he lead a Highway Patrol trooper on a hlgh-apeed chaae from In­ t e r s t a t e 4 to L a k e M a ry Boulevard. Lake Mary. Before stopping the trooper reported that Corao'a vehicle reached ■peeda up 90 mph. When he did atop his car he got out and rapidly walked toward the patrol car and the trooper reported that Corao had makeup, which re­ sembled open wounds on his face, Gypsies Visiting Hospital Chased Off By Security Guards MIAMI (UP1) - A group of gypsies numbering about 50 wanta to stay by the bedside of their dying patriarch but Instead arc chaaed away every night by security guards. Frank Mitchell. 61, waa Hated In serious condition Sunday at Baptist Hospital, where he waa , being treated for a perforated In testin e , blood poisonin g, kidney failure, a stroke and difficulty breathing. "M y brother la critical,*' said Ills' brother. Jamea. " l i e Is maybe going to die tonight, rasybe tomorrow. And they will , let only two people In there b e c a u s e w e a re d a rk coinplcxioncd and gypsies-" H ospital spokesw om an Jo < Baxter said workers did every­ thing possible lo make the fami­ ly comfortable, and did not discriminate. a Walesa told 15.000 worshippers in a Gdansk church Sunday he believed the abduction was aimed at provoking unrest to embarrass Premier Wojclech Jamzelskl as part of a power struggle between moderates and h a rd lin ers w ith in P olan d 's Communist Parly. "Someone saw’ that martial law (Imposed In 1981 and lifted In 1983) had solved no pro­ blems. So they decided to use us to start a revolution, thinking that we would react like a bunch of thoughtless people." Walesa told the crowd at St. Unglda's Church. He's A Buddy Me Cautioned Poles to remain calm for "at least a week.” saying. "W e shall not start a Anne Cam pbell, president of the Veterans of Foreign W ars rcvo'utlon. but follow a peaceful Ladies A uxiliary of Sanford, presents M ayor Lee P. Moore with a Buddy Poppy. Popples will be distributed on Nov. 9 line o f action.” Large groups of rtot police took up positions around Gdansk and olher major cities to prevent violence after musses for the missing priest, sources around the country said. In W a rs a w , th re e w a te r cannon and trucks filled with untl-rlot gear were parked near the church o f St. Stanlslaw Kostka. where Popleluszko dei l v e r e d his m o n t h l y "motherland" sermons. and 10 for Veterans D ay. Donations from the popples will be used aid hospitalized veterans and their fam ilies. 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For the last 52 years, Mary Rose, wife of famous water comedian Eddie and mother or standout prep swimmer Charlie, has thrilled onlookers around the world with her water ballet (syncronlzed swimming) and coaching expertise. Recently. Mary was Inducted into the Seminole County Sports Hall of Fame for her outstanding accomplishments. She will be Inducted Jan. 19 at halftime of the Lake Clty-Seminole Com­ munity College basketball game. Larry Castle, a successful tennis coach at SCC, and the late Leonard L. "W h lley" McLucas, a top player and football coach at Sanford/Semtnole High School, will Join her. Mary Dwight Rose made her first big splash In Scltuate. Mass, t age one. but she didn't return crlously to swimming until lght years later. “ I guess 1 was bout nine years old when I earned to swim." she said. " I ’ll ever forget It. I only took the og paddle about three feel and 1 oved It." Mary's lnlerductlon started Ith the American Red Cross program. "I used to go down to :the beach and watch Esther 'Williams," Mary said. "Thai was our main Inspiration. We Just copied what she did." The we is Mary and Fran. Mary gtves much of the credit for her success lo younger (one year and one-half and one day) Fran IDwIght) Gloe. "W e were Insepa­ rable." said Mary. "I Just can't rem em b er d o in g u n y th ln g without her." The careers or the attractive sisters took a strategic turn while they were in lheir early teens. The Dwights' grandmother had always win­ tered In Florida und one year Mary's mother was ill. so they went South, too. Talk about a fish taking to water, when the girls saw what opportunities they could avail themselves lo In St. Petersburg, It was bye-bye Massachusetts. "Florida was Just perfect," said Mary. "Im agine. 12 months outside In the water Instead of three." Upon the Dwights urrlval. the mother Immediately went about town looking for recreation, preferably In the water, for her daughters. "M y mother In­ stinctively knew we were Inter­ ested In water ballet." said Mury. "She found a group of swimmers sponsored by the city called the Aqua Belles. That's really when we got going with It." Along with swimming. Mary played basketball. Reid hockey and softball. She was a fine athlete which excelled at all sports. She would later add golf to her list. Although she was a standout at all sports. Mnry felt that the synchronized swimming had a certain appeal. "It was different every time you go In the water." he said. "It wasn't like other sports where you'd practice something over and over. You were always learning something new In water ballet, whether It was choreography or dance." M a ry r e m e m b e r s th o s e formative years as tough — but rewarding. "W e didn't have a roach because no one really knew anything about It." she said. "W e ’d teach ourselves and then teach our swimming coach. "Our mother would take us to the pool early In the morning. She'd tell us If we were straight when we were upside down. It was really quite an experience.” Since there were no clubs for financial support, the Dwight girls were pretty much helpless when It cam e to n ation al tournumenl time. Also, as un unknown commodity, no one was ready lo take a rhance on them despite the potential greatness. Then a gentleman named Bob Lcahey entered the picture. "Thai was the turning point for us." remembered Mary. " I f he hadn't sponsored us, we would have never gotten to national competition." So of they went In Detroit, these two wide-eyed girls and their make-shift routine. In­ credibly. they finished ninth. "That was unbellcvcabte for our first lime.” said Mary. "W e got up there and we didn't have a c o a c h o r a n y th in M ary Rose tests the water before taking the plunge. M ary w as a standout perform er will Sam Snyder's International W ater Follies c h a ir m a n of S y n c r o n lz e d Swimming kind o f took us under her wing. "I think everybody felt sorry for u s," she laughed. "T h e chairman told us the rules changes that had been made. Then, we'd come bark home, after the meet and practice for thr next year." ft tga*: nfFjp Chicago I he next year, this time sponsored by the St. P etersb u rg Tim es. Th e Dwights came away with a fifth-place finish this lime and they marked themselves as a team to watch In the future. The competition was held tu Lake Michigan, not the most mildlemperatured body of water, which udded to the competi­ tion's difficulty factor. “ It was so cold the water had up and we couldn't sec Lake Howell's "Pack Attack" was at Its overwhelming best as the top-ranked Lady Hawks placed five runners In l he top nine to win the Five Star Confer­ ence Championships on a humid Saturday morning at Lake Mary High. The Lady Hawks finished with a team score of 28. best In the conference meet since the first year (when girls ran one and a half m iles). Sem inole, with s tr o n g p e rfo rm a n c e s from Shownda Martin and Dorchclle Webster, took second at 61 and Lake Brantley edged out Lake Mary for third place. 92-90. Lym an com pleted Sem inole County's dominance of the meet as it finished fourth at 119. The leader of Lake Howell's p a ck th is s e a s o n is L isa S a m o c k l. A n d S a t u r d a y . Sam ockl, the state's thirdranked Individual, ran another outstanding race as s'- e sailed to first place with a fine time ol 11:51.2 on the demanding Lake Mary course. Seminole’s Martin went out to the early lead but Samockl stayed within striking distance until she was ready to make her m ove. "S h e really handled herself well." Seminole coach Ted Tombros said of Samockl. Her time broke the old course record of 11:59.5 set by West Orange's Louise Schweitzer In last year's regionals. Three runners after Samockl. the pack started coming In full Bss LADY HAWKS, Page BA S»T , vhkw M Seminole's Randy D rury holds off a Spruce Creek opponent as he challenges the hill at Lak e M a ry 's cross country course Saturday. D ru ry, a 10th grader, finished 37th for the Tribe. Lake Mary Boys, Penick Win In Impressive Fashion By Chris Plater Herald Bporta Writer Lake Mary'a Rams continued their supremacy In Ute county : and conference as they claimed th e F iv e S la r C o n fe r e n c e Champioahfp In impressive fash­ ion Saturday at Lake Mary High. The Rams had six o f the top 10 finishers Saturday and a X-Country tram score of 24, Just one off the conference record. Lake Mary now has its sights set on Winter Park in this Saturday's district meet at Trinity Prep. Lyman's Greyhounds finished t * BcaROBE.PagaBA KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI) - It took Kansas City fans 2 W weeks to warm up to their Pro Bowl quarterback Bill Kenney. Kenney broke 'his thumb In Buccaneers) couldn't atop us. the preseason and missed the Wc knew Ihey couldn't cover our first six games of the season wide receivers. Not many trams before returning In the second can. H wus Just a mailer of half of the San Diego game In the executing our offense like we are seventh week and passing for capable." 238 yards and two touchdowns Kenney spread his passes lo lead the Chiefs lo a 31-13 around, connecting with nine home victory. different receivers. His favnrlle But Kenney had a rough go of large! of a year ago. fellow Pro It last week In his first start, Bowl selection Carlos Carson, completing only 12-or-25 passes caught seven passes for 131 for 124 yards with one Intercep­ yards. Wide receiver Henry tion and four sacks at the Marshall caught four for 43 Meadowlands us the Chiefs fell to yards, in clu d in g a 27-yard the New York Jets. 28-7. And fourth-quarter touchdown. after Kenney threw two In­ terceptions Sunday us the Chiefs The 332 yards gave Kenney struggled to a 7-7 halftime the fourth best day of his career, deadlock with Tampa Bay. the but the sixth-year quarterback was more concerned with quali­ home fans let him have it. Kenney was greeted with a ty than quantity. So he consid­ barrage of boos as he took the ered Tampa Bay Just another field for Kansas City's first game. " I didn't play badly," Kenney possession of the second half. "Tom Condon (Kansas City said, "but I certainly could have guard) said. 'AH right. Billy, this played better, I felt I should have Is Just like old times. Let's go get thrown for 400 yards. If I play 'em.’" said Kenney of the boo­ like Bill Kenney is capable of playing.’ ! would have gotten 400 in g . “ A n d w e a ll s ta rted yards. I didn't throw the ball real laughing. Then 1 threw that 56-yardcr to Carlos on the first crisp. I threw the two Intercep­ play and I was their friend tions and 1 never expect to throw two Interceptions In a game." again." That pass to Carson moved the Tampa Bay quarterback Steve Chiefs to the Tampa Bay 5 and DeBerg was nearly equal to the two plays later Kenney com­ challenge, completing 29-of-54 pleted a 5-yard touchdown pass passes for 280 yards and two to fullback Ken Lacy that put touchdowns. Kenney and DeKansas City In front for good. Berg combined lo set an NFL 14-7. Kenney went on to com­ record with their 100 passes In plete 26-of-46 passes for 332 the game. That broke the pre­ y a r d s , a d d in g a n o th e r vious mark of 98 passes by touchdown pass and no more Minnesota and Baltimore In a Interceptions as the Chiefs dis­ 1969 game. posed of the Buccaneers, 24-20. DeBerg threw the final 12 "T h e fans pay their money so passes that broke the record In I'm never suprlsed when I'm the final Tampa Bay drive of the b o o ed ." Kenney said. "L c n game, moving the Bucs from Dawson (former Kansas City their own 8 to the Kansas City quarterbackl told me they booed 20. But the 100th pass of the him the year after the Chiefs game was broken up in the end won the Super Bowl. I remember zone by corncrback Kevin Rnas two years ago we were playing on fourth down with seven Seattle and I was hot. I was seconds remaining as Tampa something like !2-of-14 and I Bay lost for the third straight threw one In the dirt on purpose week. to avoid on interception. They "W e really felt there was no booed me and I said to myself. way we were going to lose." 'Wliat's going on here?' That’s Tampa Bay offenaive Ut-VIc Ron the last time I worried about Heller aaid. "Even when we were down by two touchdowns, De­ being booed. "Heck, at halftime I was upaet. Berg and all the guya on the Very u*wet Wc weren't gelling offense were on the sidelines and the Job done. Wc were stopping we aald there was no way we ourselves. We knew they (the were going to lose.” second behind the Rams with a vitational." Lake Mary co**.h learn score o f 57 followed by Mark McGee said. "W e were Seminole at 73. Lake Howell at c o n c e n t r a t i n g o n t h e 106 and Seabreeze at 151. Lake psychological race. Wc wanted B rantley's top two runners to go out and run the best race dropped out and the Patriots wc could to prepare for Winter Park the next two weeks (district wound up with no team score. "This Is the first time we've and regionals)." There was no doubt Lake Mary really been up as a team since Baa RAMS. Page BA the Beach Run and Largo In­ v x % n |r » I »* ' * " v i ' ^ on time. Mnry knew something was amiss us soon us they went down for the second time. "W c went down to about 12 feet und pushed off." she said. "The next time we went down to 12 feet (lit. c costumes felt like they weighed a ton and n half." The cotton had absorbed the water und the Dwights had an unwanted anchor. "W e went through with the ballet, but everybody knew what had hap­ pened," she said."It Just slowed down our routine too much." And It was a heavy weight on ihg girls. "W e didn't even make the finals." remembered Mury. " W e were heartbroken. We knew we were moving up that ladder. It was a big disappoint- Pro Football X-Country force. Amy Ertel. a Junior, came In fifth at 12-.36.3. Nancy Nystrom. a senior, was sixth at 12:37.2, sophom ore Martha Fonseca was seventh at 12:39.6 and Belinda LaScur. also a sophomore, completed the lop five as she finished ninth with at time of 12:47.1. Luke Howell's s ix th r u n n e r . M ic h e lle Spearman, turned In a good performance with a 14th place finish and a time of 13:10.8. Also running for the Hawks wa Fonseca who came In 13:19.3. "W e did a great Job of pack running." Lake Howell coach Tom Hammontree said. "The girls are so competitive Just never satisfied. Th thing ubout pack runnln) don't always have the same top five but there's always some­ body else there lo take up the slack If one runner has an off day." For Seminole, the second place finish was the best ever in the Five Star Conference meet and Seminole has been in the confer­ ence since Its Inception. "W e've come a tong way in a short time." Tombros said of the 1984 team. "Looking back over the season, I couldn't be any happier. We've only been lower than third place once and we've consistently finished second to each other.” recalled Mary. "W e did everything by count. We used to scream our signals at each other underwater. Bui one lime I couldn't find Franny. I yelled ‘Where are you?' She thought I screamed to go up. So she was up and I was down. But all the girts had the same problems and wc finished fifth " The ehumlng waler, however, was Just a prelude or the pro­ blem they would face a year later In South Bend. Ind. Considered as one of the favorites, the Dwight duct came up with something special for the follow­ ing year. They would tie outfitted as devils. The costumes were red satin leotards with big cotton tails. The girls worked out without the actual outfit because of a problem with getting them Kenney Ignores Boos, hiefs Ease Past Bucs Lady Hawks Overwhelm Competition By Chris Plater Herald Sports Writer for 20 years. P rior to that, 17-year-old M ary, Inset, was blowing bubbles and performing water ballet at Weekiwachee Springs. j p » '*■ V 1* % ' *9 ^9 *%. ->4 m - m # • I-**-,-* **'% *"*-j tu *V — J ^ -f rs •%. ^, * • 4 . �•A —Evening Herald, Sanlord, PI. Monday, Ocf. i t . 1W Dramatic Knights Can't Catch Falling Curtain By Lou Btefano Herald Sporta Writer ORLANDO — If the Information wuan't listed In Ihc program, most people would think the majority of football players for the University of Central Florida were drama majors. Ltk the two home games before Saturday night's homecoming game against the Austin Peay Stale Gover­ nors. ihc outcome was In doubt until the last minutes of the game. Austin Peay quarterback Hickey Rice scored from 15 yards out on an option run to pul the Governors up comfortably 24-13 with 5:04 left In the game. The Knight offense, which had been Inconsistent all evening, was faced with the dilemma of having to score twice to win the game. Central Florida mlsplaycd the rnsumg klckoR and gave quarterback Dana Thyhsen a first down on his own five-yard line. Thyhsen. looking like a young Roger Staubnch. scrambled about the pocket and completed four of six passes for 93 of the 95 yards needed for the score. The last 43 yards came of a toss to all purpose wide out Ted Wilson who took the pass on the sideline 10 yards from the line of scrimmage. Juked a defender right, went left and out ran his pursuit to the rndzonc for the touchdown. The score cut the Knight deficit to 24-19 with 3:18 left to play. The next play made believers of the 12.225 fans In Orlando Stadium. Ed O'Brien came on to try the extra point. The ball was snapped over the holders head and bounced to O'Brien. Looking like Garo Ycpremlan. O'Brien scrambled away from Ihe rush and threw the ball up for grabs In the end zone. Central Florida's Curt Ashley went up for the Jump ball and came down with It In the end zone for the blzzare two-point conversion. But that's where the curtain fell on L'CF's dramatic comeback bid as the Governors held on for a 24-21 win. "One thing about our football players Is that they never give up, " said Interim head coach Jerry Anderson. "They're always out there plugging away no matter what the score la." College Football The Knights. 2-7. started the game the way they have started most of their other games this season; they had banged up starters and they got behind early. Starting running back Elgin Davis started the game but playrd sparingly because of a hip pointer, i'he Knights also had to make do with a less that healthy Glenn McCombs who Is the starting tight end and punter. Coming Into the game. McCombs was leading the Knights In receptions with 33 and was punting at a 40.9 yard average. The first UCF drive went nowhere In three plays and O'Brien c«m e on to handle the puntlna duties. O'Brien, who averaged almost 40 yards a punt on the evening, shanked this one 34 yards to give the Governors good field position on their own 43. It took Rice six plays to move his offense In for the score as Chuck Cowart bulled all of hts 230 pounds Into the middle of the Knight defense for the score. The point after had Austin Peay up. 7-0. "We like to give the opponent a head start." quipped Anderson. “ It gives us a little more emotion." Anderson knows his team well. The Knights took the kickoff on their own 20 and embarked on a 13 play 80-yard drive that ate up 6:26 of the first quarter. Th e Injuries forced A n ­ derson's hand as he used five different tunning backs during the course of the game. But the bulk of the yardage on the drive came from the passing game Thyhsen hit Scott Scholtcns for 12 yards and a first down to the UCF 38. A Thyhsen scramble for seven yards and a Robert Ector sweep for another seven put the Knights In Governor territory. Aaron Sam carried twice for 15 yards and Thyhsen hit Scholtens for 14 yards to the 21-yard line. Ector and Davis chipped In with sweeps to pul Ihe Knights on the eight yard line. Thyhsen then rolled left and hit Wilson In the comer of the end zone for Ihe Watching from the sideline Isn’t much fun, but when you have a tenderfoot there Isn’t much else you can do. Below, Lak e Atary’s R ay Hartsfleld ad|usts the Ice on his right ankle after going down against Apopka In the first quarter. H artsfleld, a |unlor, w as on his w ay to a great night as he had 42 yards In four ca rries. The R am s persevered without H artsfleld, pulling out a 3 0 victory. Deron Thompson, right, didn’t have that much to sm ile about. He hurt his left ankle early in the gam e and Seminole never did get untracked, losing to DeLand, 14-9. Underwood, Caughell G et Big Kicks By Bam Cook Herald Sport* Editor Broncos Saddle Raiders In OT United Press International Pro Football Wilson pass with 38 seconds left In overtime and his 23-yard return to the Raider 22. Sammy Winder went for four yards and Karlts, who had m issed a 42-yarder earlier In overtime, hit the game winner before a crowd o f 91.020, Ihe largest ever to attend a regular season Raider game. In other games Sunday. It was Miami 38. Buffalo 7; the New York Giants 37. Washington 13; San Francisco 33. the Los Angeles Rams 0; Dallas 22. Indianapolis 3; Green Bay 41. Detroit 9: Chicago 16, Minnesota 7; New Orleans 10. Cleveland 14; New England 30. Ihe New York Jets 20; St. Louts 34. Philadelphia 14; Kansas City 24. Tampa Bay 20; Pittsburgh 35. Atlanta 10; and Cincinnati 31. Houston 13. Seattle Is at San Diego tonight. Dolphins 38, Bills 7 Dan Marino threw three TD passes to send undefeated Miami past winless Buffalo. Miami Jumped to a 24-0 halftime lead and the outcome was never In doubt. Marino The Knights had another opportuni­ ty to score a touchdown when Austin Peay's Cowart fumbled on hts own 26 and UCF's Charlie Lincoln recovered on the 28. But Ector could gain only-4 yards while Thyhsen threw two hv complete passes and the Knights had to settle for another O'Brien field goal, ihlsonefrom 4l yards out. Next week, the Knights travel to Terre Haute. Ind. to face an 8-0 Indiana State squad that Is ranked number one In Division I-AA. By Chris Plater Herald Sports Writer H srtM I M m k r T»mm» Vine m l Th ere's something about the Denver Bronco* that brings out the worst In the Los Angeles Raiders. T h e S u p e r B ow l ch a m p io n Raiders seem able to Intimidate and outpower every team In the NFL — except Denver. The Raiders* reputa­ tion as the tough guys of the league gets them n ow h ere w ith the Broncos. Such was the case Sunday In their duel for first place In the AFC West when Denver rallied behind backup quarterback Gary Kublak to tie the game and then won It 22-19 on Rich K a rlts ' 35 -yard fie ld goa l as overtime was ending. It marked the second time within a month that Denver has beaten Los Angeles and those are the only two losses for the Raiders In nine games. Denver leads the AFC West at 8*1 with Its seventh straight victory, the second longest winning streak In club history. "This was the biggest thrill of my li f e . " said Denver Coach Dan Reeves. "When we came In here after the game, you couldn't even talk the guys were so high." Karlts1* kick was set up by Roger Jackson's Interception of a Marc Central Florida missed an excellent opportunity for a touchdown on their first drive of the second half when they drove down to the Austin Peay five yard line but had to settle for O'Brien's 22 yard field goal Instead of Oje touchdown. Burgess Takes; 2 At 5 Star; Lyman Sweeps Tenderfoots Apopka's Kent Elmore la con­ sidered one of the top specialists In the state. Against Lake , Brantley, the Blue Darter senior Itoomed a 52-yard field goal and a 78-yard punt to preserve an Apopka win. Lake Mary's Billy Caughell , and Scott Underwood weten't awed Friday night, however. - Caughell outpunted Elmore and Underwood booted the game's 1 only points — a 27-yard field ' goal — to ease the Rama past the r Blue Darters, 3-0. The victory was Ihe biggest In Ihe school's history. It moved Lake Mary Into solo possession of first place In Ihe Five Star Conference with a 5-1 record. Lake M ary Is 6-1 o v e r a ll. Apopka. Lake Brantley, which beat Spruce Creek, and DcLand. which knocked off Seminole, are rig h t behind at 4-2 w h ile Seminole has an outside shot at 3-2. Lake Howell, which handed Lyman Its seventh straight loss. Is 3-3. It was filling that Caughell and Underwood would be Friday's heroes. Each has been a threeyear varsity performer. They have seen the lean times (1-9 as sophomores) get better (6-4 as Juniors). This year — Ihetr final — should be the best ever. Underwood, who was the Na­ tional Punt, Pass and Kick champion as an eighth grader, had a premonition that the game might come down to a field goal. "I worked extra hard before the gunie because t knew It would be close," said the stocky senior. "I thought It might be, 24-21, or something like that, but never, 3-0." Lake Mary moved Into position on a couple of Interference calls and several dctermlnted runs by Underwood, who also plays fullback. At the 10, the drive stalled and coach Harry Nelson summoned the field goal team. Underwood was at a slight angle from the left, no problem since his left-fooled kicks hook to Ihe right anyway. "I Just kept my head down and followed th ro u g h ," hr said. Little did Underwood know, that kick would be the margin of difference, thanks to a relentless defense and several booming punts by hts buddy, Caughell. Caughell punted six times on the night for an average of 41 yards. Elmore punted live times for an average of 37 yards. The two were pretty even until It counted. Down the stretch. Caughell was awesome. After shanking a 26-yarder to open the t h i r d p e r i o d , th e s e n io r , linebacker came back with boots of 59 and 32 yards. Both rolled Into the end zone, but with a healthy K*y Mansfield lit the lineup, they would have been down Inside the 10 yard line even more Impressive. Elmore, meanwhile, got ofT a b ig 37 -yarder In the third quarter, but he failed miserably on hi* two booUl ■ yarders and a 22-yarder. A l­ though neither team scored In the second half, those punts made the difference of keeping Flm nre'i educated toe out of field goal range. first of his two scores. The teams traded punts until 1:34 was left In the half when Ron Shegog snaCCfd a Thvhscn pass off McCombs' hards and returned it to the UCF 26, one olav later Rice hit Terry Gentry opened the scoring with a 7-yard |mum to Mark Clayton and then added a 10-yarder to Dan Johnson. Uwe von Schamann kicked a 22yard field goal which was followed by a 65-yard completion to Clayton. Even though he wasn't swimming In hts beat events. Seminole High's Chuck Burgess stt|l flashed tne form of a champion Saturday. Burgess won both the 50 freestyle and the 100 freestyle In the Five Star Conference Championships at Lyman High. While Burgess chalked up two more victories, coach Don Clark's Lyman Greyhounds swept to a pair of conference titles as the boys, behind two firsts by Charlie Rose, sailed past Mainland. 277-199, and the girls edged Lake Howell. 227-217. Burgess, a senior, won the 50 free with a time of 23.1 and the 100 Tree with a 50.5 clocking. " I was really pleased with my performance considering 1 swam In weak events for myself," Burgess said. "M y strongest events ore the IM (Individual medley) and 100 fly." It was only the first time this prep season Burgess has competed In the 100 free and only the second time In the 50 free. Burgess was shooting for Seminole High's school records Saturday but fell short of tbe mark. "I was a little disappointed I didn't break the records." he said. Rose took first place In the 200 Individual medley with a time of 2:02.6 and the 100 backstroke at 57.4. Lyman also took first place In the 400’free relay with a time of 3:29.3 compared to 3:39.5 fbr Mainland. Lake Mary, which finished third at 175. took first place the 200 medley relay with a time of 1:46.3. Behind Lake Mary in the standings were Lake Brantley at 135, Lake Howell at 127 and Seminole, which had only four swimmers, was sixth at 74. "W e did great for only having fotuguys." Burgess said of the Semlnoles. In the girls meet. Lyman won the final event of the meet, the 400 free relay, to outdistance Lake Howell by 10 points. It was the only first place of the meet for the Lady Greyhounds. Second places for Lyman Included Jane Hall In the 200 IM 12:21.0) and the 100 breststroke (1:14.0), Karen Long in the 100 fly (1:04.6) and 100 backstroke (1:06.1) and Shannon Parker In the 50 free 126.4). Lake Mary's third place finish (178 points) was keyed by first place performances by Sheri Clayton in the 200 free (2:02.0) and 500 fret (5:21.4) and Sherry Purkerson's first place In the 100 breaststroke (1:13.8). Cowboys 23. Colts a Danny White, starting again after spending Ihe first half of the season as a backup, threw for 219 yards and two TDS tn the first half to spark Dallas over Indianapolis. The Cowboys' Tony Dorsett gained 104 ynrds for his first lOO-yard effort this season to m ove past the 9.000-yard mark for his career. White had a 38-yard TD pass to Tony Hill and a flvc-yardcr to Doug Cosble. Rafael Scptien added three field goals. Bears IB, Vikings 7 Jim McMahon threw for one TD und Mail Suhey ran for another to lift C h ic a g o o v e r M in n esota . McMahon hit Dennis McKinnon on a 18-yard TD pass and Suhey scored on a 2-yard run for the Bears, who lead the NFC Central at 6-3. Chicago's defense recorded a club record 11 sacks of Archie Manning to send the Vikings to their fifth straight loss. Pizzoiato Beats Heat, Bussereau Doesn't, In Marathon NEW YORK (UPI) - For most city dwellers. Sunday was a perfect day to go out and view the 15th New York City Marathon. For the 18. 635 participants, however, the day couldn't have been less Ideal. Though the date of the marathon was pushed back a week to give the summer Olympians more time to recover. New York was hit by u blast of Indian Summer that pushed temperatures close to 80 degrees and humidity up lo nearly 90 percent. Due to those conditions — and a field depleted bv last Sunday'a America's Pro Roundup Marathon In Chicago — the winning time of 2 hours. 14 minutes and 53 seconds for unknown Orlando Pizzoiato o f Italy was the slowest in New York since 1975. when Tom Fleming won In 2:19:27. The heat may have contributed to the death of runner Jacques Bussereau. a 48-year-old French citizen who. was stricken by cardiac arrest Just before the Queensbnmugh Bridge at the 15-milr mark of the 26-mile. 385-yard course through New York's five boroughs. Pizzoiato, after overcoming leg cramps that forced him to stop eight times, knelt down and kissed the street at the finish, much as Rod Dixon had done when he rallied last year In the final yards to win this event. Dtxon fell victim to the heat and dropped out with 4 miles lo go. KKATZEKT WINE AT MILWAUKEE PENSACOLA (UPI) - Veteran Bill Kratzcrt ended three years of frustration Sunday with birdies on three of the last four holes to edge John Mahaffey and Englishman Ken Brown In the 9300.000 Pensacola Open. Kratzcrt. who has suffered from ti donllls In hts hands, had not won sir the Greater Milwaukee Open In I960 a had slipped to less than $15,000 official earnings a year ago. It had gotten lo the point where found himself thinking more abc making the top 125 on the money I and keeping hts tour exemption th about winning tournaments. He fashioned the win with thi consecutive birdies beginning at I 15th. and an 8-foul par-saving putt the 18th �In last year's Five Star Confer­ ence meet Lake Mary's Sue Kingsbury, then a freshman, Continued from 7A finished second. But. because of the number one team In the a nagging hip injury. Kingsbury state (Lake Howell)." hasn't been at 100 percent the Seminole's freshmen (lashes. entire 1984 season. The Lady Martin and Websler. are close R a m s ' s o p h o m o r e fo u g h t friends when they're not com­ through the pain Saturday to peting and they stick pretty finish 16th with a time of close together when they're 13:18.4). running too. Martin came In "A healthy Kingsbury and we second Saturday and broke her would have done better.' Lake own school record In the process Mary coach Mike Gibson said. with a time of 12:05.7 and "She ran In a lot of pain. I could Webster was fourth ag 12:21.6. see it in her face at the mile Oebblc Colem an (12th at mark. She showed a lot of heart 13:07.2) continued to run con­ In finishing the race." sistent as the Tribe's number Kingsbury's Injury, which three performer. "She's a real started to bother her in the past solid number three runner." track season, and the doctors T o m b ros said o f C olem an. say It's the result of her growing Completing Seminole's top so fast. "Th e doctors say the five were Jennifer Roberts (19th Injury Is Just something that she at 13:31.6) and Katrina Walker has to outgrow," Gibson said. With Kingsbury bothered by (24th at 14:01). "Roberts and Walker arc definitely making us her Injury, Heather Helkklla. a tougher as a group as the big freshman, has taken over the three meets (district, region, number one spot for the Lady state) approach." Tombros said. Rams. Helkklla ran another out­ A lso running for the Lady standing race Saturday as she finished eighth with a time of S e m i n o l e s w e r e S h e r in a 12:42.6. Fran Gordon, a senior, Johnson (35th at 15:10.8) and HeraW State bv Tammy VMcant Lisa Grant (38th at 15:31.3). contin u ed to perform co n ­ Led by Kim Pacctclll and sistently for the Rams as she L a k e B r a n t le y ' s Jo a n n e Michelle Herbst. Lake Brantley's came In 13th at 13:07.9. Hayward trudges across the Jodie McCurdy ran another finish line. The pretty Patriot Lady Patriots moved up to third place. If the Lady Patriots can strong race for Lake Mary as she senior finished 20th in Saturcontinue to progress, their moved up to the number four day's F iv e Star Conference chances look good In the meets spot with a 27th place finish and meet at Lake M ary High. ahead. a time of 14:16.7. Liz Stone Pacctclll finished llt h with a (28th at 14:20.3) moved up to the Lady Greyhounds' second time of 13:03.5 and Herbst was number five for Lake Mary. Also runner as she came In 10th at 15th at 13:17 7. Completing the running for the Rams were Lisa 13:01.4. Shelby (30th at 14:39.9) and Lady Patriots top five were Completing Lyman's top five Niki Hays (33rd at 15:02.7). J o a n n e H a yw a rd (2 0 th at were Tammy Smith 131st at Lyman freshman Tracy Fisher 14:46.4). Kathl Hunzlker (36th 13:33.5). Kim Lubenow (21st at 13:36.3) and Melissa Meghdadl remained one of the county's top at 15:11.6) and Julie Scllgson (23rd at 13:58.1). Also running Individuals as she came In third (39th at 15:49.2|. Also running fo r B r a n t l e y wa s L y n n with a time of 12:08.2. Julie for Lyman was Artemis Elliott Greenberg, a sophomore, was (45th at 17:26.5). Gomezperalta (26th at 14:09.1). Evening Herald, Sanlord, FI. ...Lady Hawks ...Rams Continued from 7A i came to run Saturday. Junior Ken Rohr was the first Ram to i cross the finish line and after Rohr, the Rams Just kept on [coming. Rohr finished second In the race with a time of 16:16.9 Land he was followed in Lake 1Mary’s closely packed top five by (Bob Howard (third at 16:33.9), Harold Pitts (fifth at 16:56.2). IMalt Palumbo (sixth at 17:01.4) land Jim Shepherd (eighth at J17:15.1). Also running for the Rams [Saturday were John Amrheln I (10th at 17:34.3) and Tom Wait (20th at 17:50.1). While Lake Mary rolled to Its second consecutive Five Star Conference title. Seminole's Billy Penlck won the Individual race and again it was by a wide m argin. The Seminole High Junior finished with a time of 15:40.1, more than 35 seconds better than the second place Individual. "H e Just continues to bury the competition," Seminole coach Ted Tombros said of Penlck. S e m in o le ’ s n u m b e r tw o runner. Larry Cosby, continued to establish himself as one of the are's lop performers as he came In fourth with a time of 18:51.3. " L a r r y 's re a lly com in g on strong." Tombros said of Cosby. Kelly Faint moved up consid­ erably Saturday as he came In 16th with a time of 17:42.0 and Kelvin Abney ran another strong race as he finished 19th at 17:47.5, "Faint and Abney are developing Into a solid third and fourth runners," said Tombros. Completing Seminole’ s top five was John Herberger who finished 46th at 19:24.6 and number six for the Tribe was Randy Drury |37th at 18:48.6). Also running for Seminole was Eric Martin (49th at 19:52.6). "Both Herberger and Drury are M BAT104Al rOOTIAU IIABUI tv Uatoi N m Mraftnal Utrlua CiadriMi U * FfM lK I u amm t r i a t r i m I I I m NwY*tC*HiP.1 to Franctac»n, l AIff*I ix m »»• if* Omm H im A*v»m Raton NfOT) 147 UJ i i i m mm 4 ii M 4 mm NBA I I I JDVUtl I f AL It H uj m m id NHL nv »• « ui tn i i i ill ClftCtaMH i i i i ... mmm xn m it) hi m Continued from 7A m e n t ...b u t a tr e m e n d o u s lesson." How tremendous, the girls proved next year In Detroit. They finished second and were In contention for a berth In the 1952 Olympics. "W e finished first In the Olympic trials." said Mary. "W e were really on the verge of something big." They didn't realize how big. At that paint. Sam Snyder and his International Water Follies dis­ covered the girls. It was a match made in heaven for the Dwight girls. "W e got the opportunity to turn professional and w e've never regretted." said Mary. "Imagine, doing something you love, enjoying all of that travel and getting paid for it." Mary said she didn't think money could be made doing water ballet. She had played on sta yin g In sports, but she thought she had to become a physical education teacher to do It. It was with the Water Follies that she met a Mr. Eddie Rose. Captivated by the New Jersey charm, she married him two years later. And, life has been a barrel of laughes ever since. "Oh. that was an exciting time." she said. "W e travelled all over the world. It seems we spent our anniversary in a dif­ ferent city every year. We never got tired of It.” A ft e r 19 y e a r s , th o u g h , four-year-old C harlie had a say-so. It was nearing time for him to begin school, so the Roses decided to settle down. But where? Where else do you raise a future Olympian? 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Peterson, a freshmnn, finished with a time of 17:28,8. three tenths of a second ahead or Jones, who finished at 17:29.1. Jones had passed Peterson In the first part of the nice, hut the Lake Mary JV standout used the hill to regain the lead. Peterson maintained his lead and Jones put on Ills kick In the stretch run. But Peterson rose to the challenge and fought off Jones for the victory. Lyman came away with the learn tllle Satur­ day. Just edging out the Rams, wllh u team score of 41 compared to 45 for Lake Mary. Lake Cross Country :iub ter, •nts •b's ind A. Brantley was ihlrd at 56 and Lake Howell was fourth at 80. In the girls Junior varsity race. Lake Howell's JV express continued to roll as It won with a perfect team score of 15. DcLand'a Mary Aman was Ihc individual winner with a time of 13:27. but the lardy Bulldogs didn't have a learn score. After Aman came In. Lake Howell had Hie next five finishers led by Bonnie Oliver who was second individually (and first tn the team scoring) wilh a time of 13:34.9. Oliver was followed by Diane DiMauro (third at 13:47.91. Kim Hammontree (fourth at 13:52.6). Gwen Lane (fifth at 13:52.8) and Terry Grlnger (sixth nt 14 01.5). Seminole's top JV runner was Glenda Bass wlto came In 10th with a lime of 14:27.1. Lake Mary had two JV runners Including Krlslln Pnwlowskl |25lh ai 17:06.2) und Kim Wager (26lh at 17:34.91. of 201 > VOTE WITH CO N FIDEN CE FOR AN ELECTED OFFICIAL YOU CAN ALWAYS REACH ★ ★ MAINTAINS OPEN-DOOR POLICY FOR ALL ★ ★ BECKWITH hee proven hie quelltlcetlone ee CLERK of CIRCUIT COURT M. tat. AX IOWWM ARTHUR H. BECKW ITH, JR . NOW SEMINOLE FORD SAYS: MtelUpr)! tataiBV Btefvil HvteteAOBupl - ■■ „ VMMl mm R ose it toe Mery M** “I’ll fix OaRaSU A Items teMMi st. term, i> I I IM » t|i i i m mw I • i t ,»l tour1Ihxry"** >Llt f w t tW f C M brtiw i O u w p to fkvi, Lyman's senior leaders. Carl Schmalmaack and Steve Grundorf. continued Ihelr late-seuson surge (o lead the Greyhounds to a second pl ace fi ni sh. Schmalmaack finished seventh at 17:07.1 and Grundorf came In ninth at 17:23.2. Completing Lyman's top five were Chuck Mullins (l l t h at 17:35.6), Robin Rogers (14th at 17:38.5) and Kevin Quinn ( 17th al 17:43.3). Also running for the Greyhounds was Wayne Straw (22nd at 17:57.51. SCOREBOARD NFL CROSS COUNTRY ROUNDUP first year runners and they're making p rogress." Tom bros said. "They will help us down the road." Lake Howell 1s a young learn that continues to make progress. Leading the way for the Silver Hawks Saturday were Jeff Van Buaklrk. a soahomore. and ■An­ thony Howe, a freshman. Van Busklrk finished 12lh with a time of 17:37.1 and Howe was 13th at 17:37.7. Monday, Oct, i f , IWi - > * "M y sister was running the Orlando Swim School." said Mary. "She called and said she needed help. It was a perfect sltutation for us. We moved to Altamonte Springs." Once there. Mary turned her efforts to coaching. •She orga­ nized the Lore IIs. a Longwood synchronized swim team that has become very successful. Last year. Tia Hardy, one of Mary's pupils, finished second In the figures and third In the solo. But coaching hasn't been enough to placate her. In 1976. she and her sister relumed to the Grand Masters National Championship and won the duet In Richmond, Va. Again, in 1977, they went lo Alexandria. Va. and won (he duct. She is also Instrumental on the national level. She Is National A g e G rou p C h a irm a n and Publicity Chairman for Syn­ chronized Swimming. Mary ts Adm inistrative Chairman for Florida. Yes. a rose ts a rose Is a rose, and so Is Mary. JU0MOFMIYKIND. COMETOTHESOURCE keeps? W ith m y fre e L ife tim e S e r v ic e G u a ra n te e . I stand behind m y work for as long as you ow n you r car. A n d I put It In w riting. It's the free L ifetim e S ervice Guarantee. 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A ju te e a rr of CSS Osorgn Cr*raram « ■ ON S.R. 434, N EAR 17-42 Si M«*| 11 H7 el Lihr A A | A J A FORD H<*d A 8 3 1 -3 4 Q0 *« WHERE A GREAT DEAL IS HAPPENING »k e • • « v •m ** * -f f%»* n *| »i '» 4* m vs ■ ' T « — ■« - » ■ • P O P - - '''I -4 . �ISA—Evening Herald, Sanferd, FI. Monday. Oct. J», 1H 4 Red and Marlboro Lights are also available in aconvenient new 25b pack. W a rn in g : T h e S u rg e o n G e n e ra l H a s D e te rm in e d T h a t Cigarette Sm o king Is Dangerous to Y o ur H ealth. • Lights 11mg"tar." 0 7mgnicotine—Kings 17 mg 'tar.'' 11 mgnicotine ay par cigarette by FTC method �• » * • % • « • » • • • PEO PLE E v e n in g H e r a ld , S a n fo r d , F I . M o n d a y , O c t. I f . 1 P B 4 -1 B Principle O f Trick O r Treat Pure A n d Simple Blackmail DEAR ABBT: Those who pre­ s u m a b ly w o r ry a b ou t th e ir children who are out trtek-ortreating on Halloween should lake a lesson from m y mother and her friends. Th ey never had to w o rry . W e s ta y ed h om e because she and her neighbors would loss the best party o f the year—next to Christmas. They did this with little effort, perm it­ ting the children to do most ol the work and planning. • Hot dogs, hamburgers, soh drinks, cookies and cakes were In bountiful supply. W e played games, bobbed for apples and received prizes for our costumes. Grow ing up In a small town (population about 9 000). I never heard o f trick or treat until I moved to Washington. D.C. We d id n ’ t have to w o rry about poisoned candy, pins and razor blades In apples, or the threat of being lured Into the home o f a stranger to be molested. ! p e r s o n a lly d e s p is e th e custom o f trick or treat and refuse to condone It by en ­ couraging children to come to my door. Call me Scrooge. Fortunately, more parents In m y part of the country arc beinginning to see the sense in block parties on Halloween. 1 hope It catches on and replaces the deplorable custom o f sending children out to beg for treats. CONCERNED MOTHER DEAR CONCERNED: You hit 'upon something that has trou­ bled me for a number of years. Th e very principle o f trick or t r e a t Is p u r e a n d s im p le blackmail: " I f you don't give me a treat, I will play a trick on Rotary $$ Help Oasis think II Is their "d u ty " lo rush In and report to me that they saw my wife with another man. i am aware o f what Is going on. and I do not have lo be reminded o f m y Incapability lo do things for her. W hy. oh why. can’ t these people keep ilte ir big mouths shut? I’ ll bet others have this pro­ blem. too. If you print this. It will probably 'go up on a lot o f bulletin boards. Thank you for listening. Dear Abby y o u "—the " t r ic k " being any­ thing from overturning garbage can s, so a p in g (o r b reakin g! windows, or deteg-aaxtau* dam­ age to property. This kind of vicious and an­ tisocial behavior should not tie tolerated. Most police depart­ ments must call In extra hands on H allow een to patrol the streets In an effort to protect private and public property. What began years ago as a harmless holiday, celebrated by te llin g ch ild ren scary ghost s t o r ie s a b o u t Im a g in a r y wlthches. goblins and spirits, h a s t u r n e d In t o l e g a l i z e d blackmail. Halloween has become srarler than ever, and I vole for abol­ ishing the custom o f trick or treat. Readers? people arc m ore thoughtless than m alicious. I hope this reminds those who carry laics to use their heads. DEAR ABBT: Single A m eri­ can women shouldn't complain about the "M s.” title. In Australia an unm arried wom an—be she 18 or 80—Is officially listed as a "spinster” on her passport! AMAZED IN AMERICA DEAR ABBT: 1 recently at­ tended a large shower for a young bride-to-be. After the bride opened all the gifts, she passed around some notcslzed envelopes and asked e v e r y gu est to a d d ress an envelope to herself! I had never seen this done before. Some girls thought It wus practical. Others called It tacky. What do you think? DEAR ABBT: I have been a resident In a nursing home for many years. My mind Is sound, but my body Is badly crippled. My wife visits me every day w ithout fall. She has never neglected me and I know she loves me very much. I've always encouraged her to have a little social life, but every time she goes to dinner with a , gentleman, and the em ployees here at the home sec her. they n Waatam eu>0(M. Ih* fcmW! pogrom*. M rW tl .lonMm an* IK* Man o< Mgrason * • » * « world g s WONDERINO DEAR WONDERING: I think It's a clever time-saver. 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CMUZATKM I THEJEW* Tha Rduaktal and In And Around Longwood Police Department Hosts Halloween Party For Kids The Longwood Police Department will sponsor a Halloween party and haunted house as a safe alternative lo door-to-door (rick or treating. The police station. 175 W. Warren Ave., will be decorated and a 10-cent donation at the game booths will help defray the cost o f candy. Th e haunted house and Halloween grab bag arc free to all children 12 and under from 6 p.m. (o 10 p.m. Oct. 31. Th e contest schedule Is 6:30 to 7 p.m. for ages 1 to 4. 7 to 7:30 p.m. for ages 5 to 8. and 7:30 to 8 p.m. foragesO to 12. Th e Longwood Police Department has shown Its enre and Interest In our children. Longwood should be proud o f this fine department. Monday. Nov. 12. a program and workshop will be held at the First Baptist Church o f Sweetwater. Th e social begins at 9:30 a.m. and Ihe meeting at 10 a.m. Ed Lachtura o f the Flower Market will demonstrate a Thanksgiving centerpiece which can be transformed Into a Christmas centerpiece. One lucky mem ber will receive the centerpiece. A bow workshop will follow this meeting. J (^SEARCH PORTOMORROW g t H T MORNS*) 32 LUCYSHOW HaraMPfcaMby Tammy Vlncanl FRUSTRATED IN FLORIDA DEAR FRUSTRATED: Some •STV MONGW On behalf of the Rotary Club of Sanford, Harold Hunzlker, left, club president, presents a $100 check from the club's C o m m u n ity S e r v ic e and C h a r it y F u n d , to M . A. Purdy, executive director ot O a sis W orkshop In c., 201 E lm Ave., Sanford. O WORLDATIAJI0E(THLA 5:15 Q WORLDATLAROE(TUE] •35 3 • HOU.YWOOO AM) TM BTAMBMM.TUB.rai • » • b » Sweetwater Oaks Garden Club has made a donation to the W eklva Youth Camp pool facility. This donation Is Ihe result of Ihe very successful Home and Garden Tour held last May. Th e fifth graders’ Ecology Club al Sable Point Elementary School has formed a gardening group under the supervision o f Mary Jo Brockman. Andy Becker Is the "W eed Busters” repre­ sentative and Holly Meyers Is (h r srhool sponsor. T h e Garden Th erapy Group, with acting chairwoman Merle Turnage. 300 Tlm brrcovc Wanda A . Llndan Lake MaryLongwoe-d Correspondent S22-S36B Circle. Is working with Sandy Clark o f South Seminole Com m unity Hospital on plans for landscaping certain areas of this new facility. The Sanlando United Methodist Mens’ Club Is having Its Fall Bar-B-Que at Fellowship Hall on Saturday. Nov. 10, from 11 a.m. lo 7 p.m. The cost Is 82.50 for a sandwich plale or 64 for a dinner plate. Tickets are available In the church office or at the barbecue. 1890 West SR 434. Longwood. The Eighth Annual Arts and Crafts Festival lo be held In the Historic District o f Longwood. will be Saturday and Sunday. Nov. 17 and 18. Artists, craftspeople, church groups, civic and service organizations are given an opportunity to sell art and craft Items, homemade food, specialty Items and any Item which Is handmade and not commercially produced. For more Information call: Marge Belne (3051 830-5273 (daytim e) and Julie Stanlck (305) 365-3791 (after 4 p.m ). The Longw ood Senior Social Clubs' next meeting Is Wednesday. Nov. 7. at noon, at the Longwood Community Building. Clogging Team Dances Way To G ran d Champs T h e Southern Appalachian Mountains Is the birthplace and the traditional hom e o f the dance form known as "c lo g ­ g in g." Tracing Ita roots to (he folk dances of Soctland. Ireland. Germany and other European countries, clogging has moved from the mountains and spread Its appeal to all areas o f the c o u n try , e s p e c ia lly F lo rid a. Florida boasts some 105 clogglng clubs and teams throughout the state with an estimated 3,000 dancers. The weekend o f Oct. 12-14. a number o f teams from Florida. along with others from Georgia. North Carolina. Virginia. Ken­ tucky. Tennessee. Mississippi, und Utah, participated In the Fontana U n iv ersa l C lo g g in g Competition. Ninety-two teams co m p eted In the traditional mountain style dances, and In cetegorles for line dances ahd show routines which are moat popular In Florida. Buckin' Mule rehearses In Sanford, but members live In Orlando. Chuluota. Lake Mary. Altamonte Springs, and Sanford. Th e Buckin' Mule-Mountain Most members have been danc­ Dance Tram , under the direction ing three or four years and have o f S cotty B llz o f A ltam on te danced all over the Southeast Springs, took a third, two sec­ Including Disney W orld. Sea o n d . a n d t h r e e fir s t - p la c e World. Circus World. Six Flags Over Georgia. Opryland. and the K n o x v ille and N ew O rlean s World Fairs. Growing Up With Beta Sigma Phi XI Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the home o f Bonnie Jones w ho presented a program on "G row in g Up with Beta Sigma Phi." She described how members grow through the years wtlh Beta Sigma Phi — how they start out aa a Ritual of Jewel and learn the ritual starting with a good foundation to move up to an Examplar degree where so­ rority slaters continue to grow and build on the foundation. trophies. The team was also n a m e d th e G r a n d O v e r a ll Champion. Bllz came In first In his age division In Individual competition and Joyce Hensley o f O r la n d o , a n o t h e r te a m member, was second In her age division. Ih e service com m ittee re­ ceived a thank you note from I.S.l.S. and the fam ily they helped. L o is S m it h th a n k e d th e chapter for selecting her as Its Valentine Girl. Refreshments were served to the following attending: Donna Frank. Ruth G aln ea. G ln ny Hagan. Victoria Hughes. Bonnie Jones. Lola Smith. Tracey Wight and Laurel Rodgers. From there, members pro­ gress to the Preceptor degree where they have completed their progression but will continue to help the other degrees with their foundations. Following the program, presi­ dent Victoria Hughes led the business meeting. The social committee finalized plana for the cooknul at the beach and made plans for the Autumn W itchery In Daytona Beach. • » b • # ^ �I B —Evening Herald, Senlord, FI. Legal Notice S A L E OF W A T E R TA N K Seeded bid* w ill be received br the School Board M Seminole County. Florida, until > 00 P M on November t . I esc. et the office of the Superintendent, t i l l Me I Ion* i lie Avenue. San ford. Florida 1)77), et which time and place all proposals w ill be publicly opened end reed aloud tor the tale ot a water ta n k and it a n d a r d t at Cattelberry Elem entary School T e rm t end Condition! ot the tale may be received from the Purchasing Department at the above eddrett or by calling Don C o le m a n , S u p e r v i s o r e t Purchasing al 705 I I I 17S3 The Board re te rv e t Ihe right to re|et< any or a ll bh’ b a t e d t h i s 14th d a y o l October. I S it •William J K ro ll, Chairman Robert W Hughes Superin Publish October 3*. I tee O E V las___________________________ 1 n ~TM« C IR C U IT CO URT OF THE E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C I R C U I T . IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , FL O R IO F CIVIa. ACTIO N n o . n tm C A se p S EC TIO N S S O U T H E A S T B A N K , N A ., l/ fc / a S O U T H E A S T F I R S T N ATIO N AL B A N K O F M IA M I, e net .one I banking association Plaint IIt. VS W A YN E H L R O H LFIN G and V IR G IN IA C R O H LF IN G . Defendants N O TICE O F S A LE PU RSU A N T TO C H A P T E R SI N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant la an Order or Final Judgm anl dalad O clabar i t , Itta . and entered In C ivil Action Case Ho. n 1)4) CABS F of Ihe C ircu it Court ot Itia Eighteenth Ju d ic ia l C irc u it In and tor S tm ln o la C o u n ty . F lo r id a , Wherein, SO U TH EAST BAN K. N A . P la ln lllt, and W A YN E H L . R O H L F IN G an d V IR G IN IA O R O H LFIN G . De lendants, I w ill sail la tha highest and best bidder tor cash In tha lobby a l tha W ell front door ol tha Seminole County Courthouse In Senlord. Seminole County, Florida at ll :M o'clock A M , on the 14th day at Nov ember. ISS4. tha following da scrlbad properly as set form In said Order or Fin al Judgmanl. to w it: I I Tha following described r a a l p r o p e r t y lo c a te d In Seminole County. Florida: Begin at the Northeast comer ol Lo l i. Block E, a S W E E T W A T E R C LU B U N IT I, according to the Plat thereof recorded In Plot Book It, Pages M. >7 and X , ot tha Public Records et Seminole County. Florida; thence run N. 4J-OOOG" E 14 I l f feat to tha P C. ot a c u rv t concave Southeasterly having a radius of >00 00 toot; I hence rim Northeasterly along said curve 141 >70 toel through e central angle ol 40*M')4" to a point on said curve, thence run S 00*14 M l" W M S IS I teat; thence run N »*•>)'>)»" W. l i t 00 toel lo Ihe Southeast corner ot said Lot I ; thence run N 00*14 is 1 E ekmg the East line ol said Lot l, s t l . l f l toot to the Point of Beginning, all tying an d b e in g in S e c tio n 11, Township >0 South Range » E ast. Seminole County, Florida AND ALSO ; Let I, Black E . S W E E T W A T ER C L U B , U N IT I. according lo lha P la l thereof ot recorded In Plot Book I I . Pages M. >7. end X . at the Public Records at Seminole County. Florida S U B JE C T TO encumbrances, restrictions end easements of record HAH ol tha claim , otlolo. right, title and/or Interest ot Iho O e le n d in t , W A Y N E H . L . R O H LF IN G . In the following p artnerships e t his Interest therein appears at follows a) An undivided thirty three end one third percent ( H M L ) Interest In a certain partnership o s a v ld o n c a d b y w r l l l o n Partnership Agreement dated N ovem ber 1, )» 7 ). between Georges C. SI. L lu r t n l. Philip T o t lc h a n d W A Y N E H . L . R O H LFIN G b) An undivided titty percent I M M Interest In a C trtaln partnership et evidenced by a w rlllon Partnership Agreement dated August » . 1174 between Georges C. Sf. Laurent. Philip T a t l c h an d W A Y N E H L . R O H LF IN G . c l An undivided twelve par cant l l l % l Interest In a certain partnership as avldancad by a written Partnership Agreement dated M arch 7, 1*71. between Gaorgas C SI Laurent, Bitty 1. P l l e l a n . W A Y N E H .L R O H L F IN G a n d L d ra n E . Hake. d l An undivided twenty tour percent l >4% I Interest In a c e rta in p a rtn e rsh ip a s e v l danced by w ritten Partnership Agreement dated September I f . lf?>. between Georges C. St. L a u r e n t . W A Y N E H .L . R O H L F IN G a n d L e r e n E . Stake • I An undivided thirty three and one third percent (3> te% l interest in a certain partnership a s a v ld a n c a d b y w r i t t e n Partn ersh ip Agreement dated Novem ber IS. t fT t, between Georges C SI Laurent. W A Y N E H L R O H LF IN G and Loren E . Slake D A II o l tha c la im , ettato. right, title and/or Interest e l lha D t le n d a n l. W A Y N E H .L . R O H L F IN G , In and to SSR P r o p e r t ie s , A F le r ld a partnership. Including a ll rights to receive any distribution from SSR properties, whether et In­ come or capital, and whether mads In cash, securities or ether 41 A ll at lha Claim, estate, right. Illte an*/or Interest at Rig Monday, Oct. M, IfM Legal Notice O e le n d e n l, W A Y N E H L . R O H LF IN G . In Ihe following shorts of capital stock ol Amsr lean Wood Products. Inc.: No of S h a m Certificate No ST,71| 1 4.250 1 J.*27 17 31 m .t t a 24.J14 1) 4 US 70 4 US X 4.U4 11 1.74? 33 11e7*2 3* S) All r Ight, I Hie and Inter etl In and/or to a H I M twenty live p e r c t n l In te re s t In In d ls i A s s o c ia t e s , « F lo r id a partnership. Including, all right to receive any distributions, whether ot Income or capital, w h e t h e r m a t s In c a s h , t e c u r l t l s s . r a a l p r e p a r ly , personal property or otherwise, an d w h ic h In s u re to sa id Partnership Interest D A T E D th is lo th d ay at October, 1X4 (S E A L ) A R TH U R H B E C K W IT H , JR Clerk at said Circuit Court B y : Jean Brlllent Deputy Clark Publish: October >f A Nov ember 1 lots D E Y IX IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT FO R SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A F R O B A T E DIVISION File Number M I7 S C P Dhrtslon Probate I N R E i E S T A T E OF RAYM O NO W F A R M E R ,J R ., Deceased N O TICE OF A D M IN ISTRATIO N The edm lnlsfralton ol the e sta te et R A YM O N D W F A R M E R . J R ., decaeeed. File Number ( 4 17S C P , Is pending In tha Circuit Court tor Seminole C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , P ro b a le Division, lha address ot tvhlch Is Seminole County Courthouse. N. Pork Ave , Sanford, F L 1)771. The name end address at tha personal representative and ot tha personal representative's attorney are sat forth below AH Interested parsons are required to tile with this court, W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S FRO M T H E D A TE OF TH E F I R S T P U B L IC A T IO N O F TH IS N O TIC E : ( I ) all claim s against lha estate and ( » any e b lo c tle n by an Interested parson la wham natlca was mailed that challenges lha valid Ity at lha w ill, lha qualification! ot tha personal representative, venue, o r' jurisdiction of the court.. A L L CLA IM S AND O B JE C TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL ■E F O R E V E R B A R R E D . Dote of tha flrtl publication ol this ram ie' ul administration October U . IfM . Pereonal Repretenlellva: V IV IA N F . FA R M E R >110 Ridgewood A re . >10) Senlord. F L H771 Attorney tor Pereonal Rapreeanlatlva: FR A N K C WHICH AM. E S O U IR E ot STEN STRO M , MclNTOSH. JU L IA N . C O L B E R T A WHICH AM, P .A . P O Bos ISM Senior*. P L 337771130 Telephone. 101/11} 1171 PuMteh October » . I f . IfM . D EY -fB _______________________ Circuit Court Sentinel* County, Ftorld* Cos* > r o u t i Bor nett Bank of Seminole County, N.A.. o notional banking auacletlon. Plaintiff vs Jam as Johnson and Brenda Johnson, hlswlto. Defendants Circuit Court laminate County, Florida C a saf tS t T t lC A t l K Herm anR Johnson. Plaintiff vs. Jam as A. Johnson, Oelendenl N O TICE O F S H E R IF F 'S SA LS N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN that by virtue at those certain Write at E sedition, as styled above, and m ar* particularly that certain Writ ol Elocution issued out at and under tha teal at tha Circuit Court at Seminole County. Florida upon a final lu d g m e n l re n d e re d In tha aforesaid court on tha 11 th day at A p ril, A D IM4 In that certain case entitled. Harman A. Johnson, Plaintiff, —v s— Jam as A Johnson. Defendant, which •tor a said W rit at Elocution wae delivered Ip me a t SheriII ot Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon Ihe following described property owned by Jam as A Johnson, said pro party being located in Sam Inala C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , m o re p a r t i c u l a r l y d o ic r ib a d a i follows D e fe n d a n t Ja m e s A . Johnson's undivided on* half bi­ ter**! In th* tallowing Lot t>. Black A. Sterling P ark . Unit 1. according to Plot Book IS. Pago I ) 14. Public Records ol SamInoto County, Florida. 1B7 K a y W ill C o u rt, Casselberry. Florida, and tha undersigned a* Sharltl e l Seminole County, Ftorld*. w ill at l l : « A M . an tha Mth day ol November. A .O . 1X4, otter tor tala and M il to lha highest bidder. FO R CA SH , sublact to any and a ll aeltHng tains, at tha Front (w a il) Doer, a l the stops- ot the Samlnoi* County CaurthauM In Ia n lord, F lo rid a , tha above described real property That said sal* I* being mad* to ta tltfy tha term * at said W rit e l Elocution. John B Polk. Sheriff Samlnoi* County. Flo rid * Ta fca advertised October I f Neromber s, I ) . I f . with lha sal* on Nevamber 10. IfM O S Y in legol Notice IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R IO A . P R O B A TE DIVISION IN R E E S T A T E OF SELM A E BAKER. Ctceatad N O TICE T O C R E D IT O R S (Sum m ary Administration) TO A L L PERSO N S HAVIN G C L A IM S O R D E M A N D S A G A IN S T T H E A B O V E ESTA TE: Pleas* be advised that an Order ot Summary Adm lnlttre tlon hat tuan entered by the above styled Court and that tho tutai value ol the above otlolo Is >11.104 11. consisting ol partonal p r o p e rty w ith a v a lu e ol S1.1M.II and reel property with a value e l its.too 06, said real property being described *t followsAn undivided one holt inforatt tn th# E te of Block ) . T ier I I , of St Gertrud* Addition to the Town of Sanford. Flo rid *. P lal Book I . Pages t i l t l ) of the Pu blic Records o* Sem inal* County. F lo r!% ij is .E S S tha South 1701 teat | : and An undivided on* hall Interest In: Begin a l the Northeast corner et the EW ol Block ) , Tier I I , ol SI. Gertrud* Addition to tho Town ot Sanford. Florida. P la l Book 1. Pagas 111 I I I at tha Pub lic R tcard e of Seminole County. Florida, run Norlft 31 loot to lha cantor of Commercial Slraat. thane# run Watt 117.1 teat to a point In the cantor of Commercial Street 11 teat North of tha Northwest corner of the Ete of said Block 1. Tier I I . thanca run South 31 teal to tha Northwest corner of tha E ’q ol sa<d Block >. Twr I I . thanca run East along tho North line ol Ihe E >s of said Block } . T ier l | . I >7 1 loot to th* potnl of beginning end that said attatt have baan assigned to JOHN C B A K E R . 3004 West Hlghbonki Road. D e B a ry . Flo rid a 3)71). and E R N E S T C B A K E R , IM0 West F irst Street, Sanford. Florida 31771 W ITH IN three months Irom tho time of iho first publication of this notice, you or* required to file with th* Clark of th* C ir c u it C o u rt of S e m in a l* C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , P ro b a te Dlvlelon. th* address of which It Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida 11771. a written statement ot any claim or d* mand you may have against th* E slat* ol SELM A E B A K E R . Deceased Each claim mutt be In writing and must Indicate Hi* basis tor Ihe claim , Ihe name and address of th* cradltor or h it agent or a tto r n e y , and th * am ount claimed If th* claim is not yol duo. H e . Ir-te ■when II w ill become due shell be sieled It Iho claim Is contingent or unli­ quidated. th* nature of th* uncertainty shell be slated If th* claim It secured, th* securl ty sh a ll be described Th * claimant shell deliver a copy of tho claim to th* Clerk. A L L C L A IM S A N O D E MANOS NOT SO F I L E D W ILL BE FO R EV ER BA R R ED Dated October IS. ISM JohnC. Baker E rn e ttC Baker G. Andrew Speer 100 Commercial Street S u ite ! Sanford. Flo rid * 31771 Attorney tor the Estate ot Selma E Baker. Deceased Telephone 1301) 177 CM Publish October 1* November 1. ISM D E V I4S NO TICE OF S H E R IF F 'S SA LE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN that by virtu * of fhal certain Writ of Elocution Issued out of and under tha teal of th* County Court ol S e m in a l* Co un ty, Florida, upon a final |udgamant rendered In th* tforetold court on th* l i t day of May, A.O. ISM. In that certain ca t* entitled. CHliens Bank of Oviedo. Plain lift, vs Goorg* L . Bush and Sarah Bush. Defendant, which atarosatd W rit of Elocution wot delivered to m* as Shari It of Samlnoi* County, Ftorld*. and I have levied upon th* following doscribed property earned by Sarah Bush, said preparty being located In Seminole County. Florida, more particularly de­ scribed a t tol lews Begin 71111 teal North and 30 toot Cost of SW corner run E a tl 4*1.13 toel North 1 st toot West 4*3 11 toot South lo t leaf to beginning. Section 34. Township IS So u th . R a n g * 11 E a s t , lam lnola Caunty, Florida., and th* undersigned a t Sheriff of Stmlnete Caunty. Florid*, will a l 11:00 A M an to* llth day of November. A D ISM, otter tor M l* and sail to tha highest bidder, tor cash, tub|*cl to any and all aelstlng lain*, at the Front (W att) Door a l th* stops of th* lam lnola Caunty Courthouse In la n iard , Florida, above described raal pro That u ld u l * It being mads to u t lt f y th* terms ol M id Writ * f I m u tto n John E . F a lk , Sheriff Samlnoi#County. Ftorld* T * be advertised October » . I t . November i , l l . with t. j m i * on Nevamber l l . ISM D E Y - IX ___________________________ FIC T IT IO U S NAM E Natlca tt hereby given that I am engaged In business a l t i l l S . F r e n c h A v e .. l a n i a r d . Samlnoi* Caunty- Flo rid * under the fictitious name of SANFORD AUCTIO N , and that I Intend to register M id name with th* C larh ef th * C irc u it C a u rl. Sam lnoi* Caunty, Florida In accordance with th* provisions *1 the Fictitious Name Statutes, to-wit: faction Sale* Florida Statutes 1*17. /s/bton F Gibson Publish October 11, 71. W A November i . t*M. D IY - fl N O T IC E O F R E S O L U T IO N C LO SIN O . V A C A T IN G AND A B A N D O N I N G R I O H T S — O F — W A Y OR D R A IN A G E E A S EM E N T TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN that th* Board of County Cam m lttionart of Samlnoi* County. Florida, at Its Regular M**t-ng held an th# 13rd day ot October. A D , IfM . In the County Com missionary' Meeting Room at lha S*mlnoi# County Services Building In Sanford F Ic-'de pursuant to Petition end Nolle* heretofore given, patted and adopted a Resolution closing vacating and abandoning, re neuncing and disclaiming any and ail rights ot th* County et Seminote and the public in and ta Ihe fe ilo w ln p d escrib ed rights of way or Jra in e je ease ment. to wit P A R C E L I T h * easterly MOO feat et th* waster’y i m 00 teat ol th* northerly lots 00 feat of th* southerly 1331 *0 feet ot the Mid Wto ofth* IWto of Section i P A R C E L II Th * easterly 50 00 leet ot the westerly IIMOO feet ef th* northerly I0*e 00 feel el the southerly 117} SO leet at th* M id W<i of the SW’e el Section 4 PARCEL III Th* northerly » 00 leet ol the southerly } t ] SO feel ol the W , el the SW1* ol Section 4 P A R C E L IV . Th* northerly M 00 leet el the touhlerty 1X1 Id teet ot lha W>> ol the SW'e ot Sections All of th* above parcels being * portion of the West •> ef th* Southwest to of Section 4. Township I t South. Rang* It East, a ic tp t that portion lying southerly ot Senlord Oviedo Road IS R 4ISI By the Board of County Com m itttonert ef Seminole County F l o r id a , th is 13rd d ay ol October. A D . IM4 BOARD OF COUNT Y COM M ISSIONERS OF SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R IO A B V t SANDRA G LEN N CHAIRM AN ATTEST A R TH U R H B EC K W ITH . JR Publish: Cntobecl*. I**4 D E Y 13* IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C I R C U I T IN A N D F O R SEM INOLE COUNTY, F L O R ID A CA SE NO M 1400 C A H E IN R E : Tha Form er Marriage ot C H A R LO T T E SUMAN. l/k/a C H A R L O T T E W IRTM . Petitioner/Wlto and DONALD B W IR TH . and Hit Hairs and Assigns. Respondent/Husband A M EN D ED N O TICE O F AC TION TO: DONALD B W IR TH . and H ll Heirs and Assign* Rtsldent* Unknown YO U A R E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D that an action to conform * deed on th* following property In Seminole Caunty. Florida Lot D . Block H Fosmoor Unit 1. according to Ihe Plot thereof, as recorded In P la l Book 11. Pago X and 11 at th* Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida has baan I Hod against you and you or* required to servo * copy ot your written defenses, ll any, to I f an D EBO R A H A SAM M O N S. E S Q . . Ja c o b i A Goodman. P A , I k S R 434 N o rth , A lta m o n te S p rin g s , Florida, on or before th* Ttth day of November. IfM . and III* th* original with lha Clark of th* C irc u it Court either bafora service on P laintiff's attorney or I m m e d i a t e ly t h e r e a f t e r , otherwise a default w ill be entered against you tor th* rollaf demanded In th* Petition to Reform Deed W ITN ESS my hand and ot tid a l seal In th* County and State algreeaid. this llt h day ol October ISM H EAL I A rthur H Beckwith. J r C L E R K OF T H E COURT ChoryIR Franklin Deputy Clerk Publish; October IS November 1 .1). It. ISM D E Y 111 NOTICB OF S H E R IF F 'S SA LE N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN that bv virtu* ef that certain Amended Order on Motion lor Judgm anl ol Possession and Sate Issued out ot th* Circuit Court ot Or eng* County. Florid* on th* ISth day ol October, A O ltM In that certain cat* antilted. Leasing Service Corporation. P la ln lllf, —vs— A ir Condition ing Inc. ef Stuerl, • Florida corporation. Defendant, which aforesaid Order of Elocution was delivered to me a t Sheriff of Samlnoi* County. Florida This order com m anded that th * property of the defendant be sold by the Sherill of Seminole County. M>d property being 1oca led In Seminole County. Flerlda. more particularly de scribed • • lol tows On* ( I ) Alpha M icro Modal A M I t l l B uslnats Com puter, aqulpped with 1XK memory, I > Megabyte Disk Storage Five 11) Tttovldto Model S10 Term inals Thru* 111 Mlcrolln# Modal *)A P rin ters. I X Megabyte Win c h s s t s r D isk S y ste m V C R Back up System i Two 111 S4K Memory Boards and AM 300 4 Port Input, Output Board end th* undersigned e t Sherill ot Semi note County. Florida, will et I I 00 A M on the4th day of November. A D IH 4. otter for M l* end sell to th* highest bidder. FO R CASH, tiA>|»ct to any and all salltlng lelnt. at tha location 0( th* Plaintiff. Leasing Service Corporation. 303 East Samoran Blvd . Suit* 110. Alla monta Springs. Flo rid a , th* above described personal pro party John E . Polk. Sheriff Samlnoi*County, Florida T * be published October X . November I . with th* M l* or, November S. ISO! D E Y II? N O TIC E OF S H E R IF F 'S SA LS N O TICE IS H E R E B Y O IV EN •hoi by virtu* of that certain W rit of Elocution Issued out of end under the teal at lha County C o u rt *1 to m ln a l* Co un ty, Florida, upon a final judgement rendered In lha atoroMld court on th# Iffh day of Janu ary, A.D. ISM. In that certain c a t* an lilted, S A W Kitchens. Inc., a Florida corporation. FtelnllH, —v s— Ken Schraw, Defendant, which * tores* Id Writ at Eetcullon wae delivered to me at S h eriff *1 Sam lnoi* County, Ftorld*. end I have levied upon lha following described property owned by Ken Schraw. Mid p ro p e rty b ein g lo ca te d In Samlnoi* County. Florida, m ar* p a r t ic u la r ly d e s c rib e d a t to! lows: O n * 1171 M erced es 4-dr. automobile. ID « 113304*1 being stored a l Foete r't In Longwwud. Florida. and lha undersigned a t Sharltl *1 Samlnoi* County, F tor Ida. will *1 11.M A M . an th* Mth day of Nevamber. A D IMA after tor M l* and M il to tha highest bidder, tor cash, sublact to any and all aelstlng tome, al tha Front (West) Door a l lha stops at lha Seminal* County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, the above described partonal property. That Mid M l* 1* being made to M lltty th* terms el M id Writ alEaacuftan. John I . Fa lk , ShartN lam inate County. Florida T * be advertised October I t . Nevamber A t l . I t , sylth th* M l* an Nevamber X . ISM DEV-111 ! n u n c A L cxxka 6 6 c o k th m & • s Toenm »N Iff T N I C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU O IC IA L C I R C U I T . IN A N D F O R SEM INOLE COUNTY, FL O R ID A C IV IL ACTION CASE NO. Cl 14 * K C A *S E T H E F IR S T . F A . , form erly F IR S T F E D E R A L SA V IN G S AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ORLANDO, a corporation. Plaintiff, vs FR A N C O OOASSO and LU CIA N A OOASSO. h it w it*, and G A B R IE L E E E V A N G E LIS T A and D O R A G O M E ! E V A N G E L IS T A , hit wlto. Defendant i N O TICE OF S A LE Nolle* It hereby given that pursuant to th* Fin al Judgment ol Foreclosure and veto entered In tha causa pending In th* C i r c u it C a u r l In an d lo r S a m ln o i* C o u n ty, F lo r id * . October 1). 1X4. being Civil Number C l M T X C A O t E . lha undersigned Clerk Still tell ’he property situated in Seminoto County, Florida, described at: L e t 11. W E K I V A C L U B E S T A T E S . SECTIO N S E V EN according to th* plal litereol as recorded in Plat Book ) ) . Pag* I. Public Records ol Seminoto County. Florida. at public M l*, to tha highest bidder lor cash *1 11 00 A M on th* n th day ol November. I see. at lha Watt Front Door ef th* Sammol* County Courthouse In Senlord. Florida D a te d t h is l l t h d a y o l October. ISM IS E A L I Arthur H Beckwith Jr Clark ol the Circuit Court By Jean B riiieni Deputy Clerk Publish October 77. 7*. I tie D EV tit BY GARRY TRUDEAU C A M *m C m j*S ,A iA M £ > W MAOVNJD BUSHS H A & 0U S n u a M R S A tZ H N S fV S U V W mzvnsMFTAamromm a ru e rw ia e o s a tO F m 71—Help Wanlad I N T H I C IR C U IT COURT IN AND FOR S E M IN O LE CO U N TY, F L O R ID A CA SE NO. SS-MII-CA-OPF M O R TO A O I FO R E C L O S U R E P IO N E E R F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, tie .. Plaintiffs, vs M ARC B E N N E T T , at u s., at at.. Defendants N O TIC E OF ACTION TO ; M ARC B E N N E T T , l/k/e M A RC B E N A M I, and JOSE B E N N E T T , h is w it# , and I R E N E B E N N E T T , l/ k / a I R E N E B E N A M I. and a ll p art!** claim ing Interest by. Ih ra u g h . und er, o r ogolnet M ARC B E N N E T T , t/k/o MARC B E N A M I. and JO S E B EN N E T T , his w it*, and IR E N E B E N N E T T . f / V * IR E N E B EN A M I, and #11 port las having or claim ing to have any right, till* or Interest In th * property her tin described YOU A R E N O T IF IE D that an action to toractoo* a Mortgage an th* following properly In Seminote County- Florida Lot S4. SP R IN G OAKS. *C cording to lha Flat thereof os recorded In F la t Book 1*. Paget M and I I Public Records of Sam (note County, Florid*, hat baan filed against you and you are required to serve I copy Of your written detent*!, If any, to It on J P . Carolan I I I . of Wtndorwaodte. Memos. Ward 1 Woodman. P .A ., P lain tiff’s at toriteyt. whose address It Post Office Baa MB. Winter P ark. Florida llTSPOaao. an or before November 1, ISM. and til* th* original with th* Clark ef this Court tllh o r be lure service on Plaintiffs' attorneys or Immadl atoly thereafter; otherwise a default w ill b* entered against you tor th* relief demanded In th* complaint or petition D A T E D on October 4. is m (S E A L ) A R T H U R H B E C K W IT H . JR . A S C L E R K O F T H E COURT B y : Jean Brlllent Deputy Clerk Publish: October | . 11, » . it . ISM DEV-17 D o o n e sb u ry Ip & K S E !7 ig a s ^ s s s s .* Legal Notice legal Notice ACaXPtNGU, M A u m House a m w t x a tx bush a m i kxmau ? HACBHfSOm aTTUP A u m w N A iu tp n js r . lU M L K tts m P T O U M O m yM TH ESC F NATIONAL B H U & N C f / C L A S S IF IE D A D S Sem inole 322-2611 Orlando * Winter Park 631-9993 DEADLINES F A C T O R Y H E L P E R S - Good starting pay. Fu ll banatitt C a l l F u t u r a s *7 1 s lo e General delivery and light teles 1400 per week Mutt be 17 years end up Soma walking Involved Sand: K sm* and phone to T P W . 7100 Overland R d . Lockhart, F I * ITS to G E N E R A L O F F IC E P EO P LE W A N T E D Good psy Im m o d u li C all Futures S7| 4300 Noon Tho Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday Monday - 11:00 A.M. Saturday AAA EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFIED DEPT. PATES I tim * ................. ............ HOURS 3 co n sacu tiv d tim « s J.-30A.M. • 5:30P.M. M0N0AY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 - Noon MC 5B C 7 c o n se cu tiv e tim es 4 9 C 1 0 c a n s a c H tirt tim es 4 4 C « a a a lin e Hn# Hn# lin t 5 2 .0 0 M inim u.it 3 U n a s M inim um Otters PERMANENT Jobs 21 —Personals 71- H e l p Wanted ST JU D E TH A N K YOU tor favor* granted ___________ M C Y____________ Cap* Canaveral Him eipand ng In Samlnoi* I workers pro due Ing. * more needed S IX P /T . U K full lime Career oriented people Only over I I Full training 111 17P7, before t_________ 23—Lost A Found REWARD Lo ti brown leather wallet El ther at Heir In’ Piece perking let. or Winn D ial* on First St Contains check book from A t la n t i c B a n k . D r i v e r s License, end other papers and cards good only to owner If lound pleas* plum* 177 7110 No questions asked 25—Special Notices Andrea’s Lawn A Landscaping Spectjllilng In maintenance of Commercial Property Large A Sm all.................... 1)11*34 Animal A House Sitting Service Year Heme. Deed References. ^ A n l m a ls ^ n j H ie t J I T lI l^ ^ 27—Nursery A Child Care FO R D U A L IT Y C H IL D C A R E With t a Educaltonal Program Call 111 *4)4 33—Real Estate Courses BOB M. B A L L JR . SCHOOL OF R E A L E S T A T E 333 4111 or 31) 7ISS G U A R A N T E E D Employment MAS , E R CH A RG E OR VISA Students from at elites. - , ---------- — r w --------- - Cook F irst cook wanted Mutt be tapertenetd in cafeteria sty I* cooking and service end m u ll be eole to tollow recipes Some supervisor esperlence necessary 1 day week plus other benefits Cafeteria help Lin * servers, bus persons, dishwasher, general clean up 1 day week plus other benetlls Apply In person. Howell Place of Sanford. 300 W Airport Blvd e 11 AM or 14 PM _ C R T O P ER A TO R S * months plus ts p trltn c * a must No Fee Ablest Tempo rary Service M l 3*40__________ CUSTOM ER G R E E T E R S No t a p e r lt n c * needed Good starting pay FuturesS7I 4300 Debary Mono, now hiring t ip * rla n c a d and or c e rtifie d Nurses Aides Apply at SO N Hwy 17*1 Oebary or call set 4i7S Equal Opportunity Em ployer______________________ Delivery and Set Up Men Chauffeurs license required. Will train Salary open Apply In person Sheds Am erica 11)1 Hwy 17 *1 Long wood I L L B E T THE O LD WITCH FO U N D H E R BROOM IN TH E C L A S S IF IE D AOS 55—Business Opportunities "Farm er Business M an" Open steel building dealership High potential, protits Available part lim a or full tlm * In your araa To apply call. Wedgcor <30)1 73* 3300 E iit 1X7 Looking lor working partner to Invest In growing laundromat business 313 f t * Evenings. RO U TE BU SIN ESS servicing accounts. Just collect ih * pret Its tram your protected retail local ton 1 Replace told stock Vary easy to maintain High p ro fit p o te n tia l. SS7S0 00 m inim um Investm ent. C a ll Mr Wilson 317 SaJ Sat) Now Hiring. Cashier clerks, for }nd and 3rd shifts Apply In parson Little Food Town In corporate# 1X0 S Hwy 17 *1. Debary 710 Lek* M ary B lv d . Sanford *07 N Hwy. 17*}, Long wood Equel opportunity E mplayer. O F F IC E C L E R K S Type 111*, ptsontt Permanent position never * toe TEMP PERM 774-1345 TEMPORARY JOBS Dana! after: SECURITY BEREFITS ADVANCEMENT PERMANENT JOBS DG! T E L E M A R K E T C L E R K ......SMS Do you have th* gift of gab’ Company wilt train, computer knowledge helps, will r t iw to MOO In tour weeks! • O R A FTIN O T R A IN E E ....* * t)7l Reed prints Recent grad or light tspertenc* gats top spots with top benefits DATA E N T R Y ............................ STM Im p re ssive com pany, super location, dynamite cartel op portunltyl A P P R E N T IC E .....................to 3)4* Will train to Install llrtpiaces. truck and tools provided R ECO RD S C L E R K ..................IIH Put your ability to us* Type writer and 10 k ty h e n )7 'i hr, week fob security I W A R E H O U S E ......................... I7M O rlv* forklift, company pro vtdat uniform, madlcal and dental plan O F F IC E M A N A O ER.......... USStAll round skills needed lo orga­ nise and coordinate busy ot Ilea. Great boss D R IV IN O _______ ____- ...... ...n s * Will train tor local delivery Home every night, no (haul tour I leans# needed CLA IM S PROCESS T R A IN E E !) No to* tor X days, till trained Top Insurance company otters d e n t a l b e n e t l l i t S E R V IC E W R IT E R Fo reig n c a r esperlence Top dealership otters 30K poton llel Needs now Discount to* 1 erks. Salary 1.1* RaglsHattoii Chart# Franchises Available NO FEE TILL HIRED 323-5176 L A B O R E R S im m s d la f * openings Must have car an* phone No Fee Ablest Tampa rary Service M l » J 0 *1—Money to Lend B u sin e ss C a p ita l 1)0.000 to 11.000.000 end ever. P O. Bes 141) Winter P k. F la . 117*0 *3—Mortgages Bought & Sold WE BUY M O RTG AG ES F L O R ID A N A T IO N A L B A N K TELLERS! Full tim# and part llmg positions available In our Sanlord Otflca. Praeioua lallar axpartanc* prtferrad. Musi b « cutlomar ortsnlsd, has* good com­ munication skills and a provisional apptirsnc*. Our stall will b* Inttrvltwlng In our Sanlord oKIca, 101 E 2Slh Slraat, on Wadnasday, Oc lobar 31,1M4. twlwaan tha hours ol > a.m. and 11 a.m. Kant A. Richter Equal opportunity Employer ■M F.V H 131-3400 71-H elp Wanted Babysitter needed to rS y e e rT Id g irl Part tlm* tec evening, and occasional days Must have own trensporetlon Cell H I 4433 J* Flooded with oners! Make Money working *1 home I O* lo lls Rush SSAE lo D B Dapl A 3*7* S. Sanford Ave San ford. F I* 1177) C a rp e n te rs We need a law GOOD man. Steady employ ment Days 377 Ito l. eves III * PM 311 *171 CASHIERS Full & Part Time W* need full and part tlm* cashiers lor local stores Pra v le u t r e ta il or fe s i food • apenlenc* helpful but not required A p p lican ts should A pp ly In person to Stern Manager be tween * AM and 1 PM et Ihe following location IMPERIAL OIL CO. 1-4 and St. Rd. X la n iard F L . (N * pkana calls pleat*) __I quel Opportunity Employer C L E R K S - Will train Mall work Good pay. Call Futures __________________* 7 1 430Q__________________ CO N STRU CTIO N W O R K ER SS k ille d an d h e lp e rs A ll phases Call Futures *7*4)00 Shopping For A Hew Or Used Car? Y a « ca a alw ay s /tod (h e beef deal# to t a * E re e to e M orale i C la s s ifie d se ctio n . *e # d F r id a y '* E v e n in g H ot*14 to r I A * beet se le ctio n *. Evening Herald I S e rf* fr e e r * lir a a e ■ •■ lard . I to r Id a S S S - M II *9 *0 f-9 i * -* fa^ "* A crylic Applicators needed to apply protective coaling on ca rt, boats and planet ts to t i l par hour W# train. For work In Senlord a r t* call Tam p* *1)1X7131____________ NOW HIRING! Outstanding Opportunity For EXPERIENCED CASHIERS, GAS ATTENDANTS AND FAST FOOD PREPARATION 0 / / e c D o / ) CENTERS 5 LOCATIONS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY •A uto/Truck Refueling • Full Line Convenience Stores • Fast Food Kitchens Friad Chickcn-Subs-Donuts • • • • • Top Salaries Free Life & Hospitalization 2 Paid Vacations Each Year Profit Sharing Plan Other Benefits MAKE APPLICATIO N IN PER SO N AT 202 N. Laurel Ava., Sanlord Monday Thru Ftiday I 30 AM 4 30 PM NO PHONE CALLS. PLEASE �• « f 71- H e lp Wanted Laborer Grtxjna man needed for Tre* Service Cut limb*, load lim bs. and ale- Profo r e b ly J J 45 y r t . o ld . minimum ITS Ib i w 00 hr Call Tarry IIS 777v. altar a P M _____________________________ LA * 0 8 £ *3 TO needed now! Must have car and phona t lt» SO lb Parma nant position Never a Fee TtHP PEIW 774-1341 Lau n d ry and D ry C la a n ln i Prassar Eip arle n ce d only, salary opan apply P i t AM Staan's Claanars 411 S San D E L IV E R Y W O R K ER S Local Will train. C all Futuras ____________a n 4100 a a AVON a a S E L L OR ( U Y . Fa r lata. ______________ m a m ______________ AVON EA RN IN O S WOW1II O PEN T E R R IT O R IE S NOWIIt M l m ia r T O d i S t Orlando Rasad Cam pary soaring a tew good people to t r a i n In b a t h r o o m r a modal 1ng II you hava a ip arl anca In paint spraying, tlta rap alr. or looking lor a good trada. w* a rt looking tor you. Good p a yl Good banatllst Valid Florida O rlra rs Llcansa and vahlcla required Call Mr M illar MS 3013 PR O C ESS M A IL AT HOME I ITS 00 par hundradl No t ip * rlanca P art or full lim a Start Im m a d la la ly F o r d a la lli. s a n d : S a lt A d d re s s e d . Slampad envelop* to. C D I 300. P O Bo* 45. Stuart. F L 334 » S _______________ ____ Rooting Lab orarv no a ip arl anca Wages Opan Rootars. aiparlanca nacassary ___________ C all H I H IT ___________ SECRETARY WANTED Offlca In Dal Iona t i l l Provldanca B ird JOS 5T4 1434 Call to Schadula Appolntmant. S E C U R IT Y WORK- Fu ll ttma Good banallts A ll shifts Call FuturasS>3 'SCO________________ STORE MANAGERS FEMALE-MALE Chackar 041 Company has Im madlata caraar opporlunltias lo r dapandabla. am bitious woman and man. Wa w ill train q u a l ll la d d a t a ll m ln d a d applicants who hava cashlar aaparlatKS In ratall lor tha position of slots managers for •r wm *a. Good s ta r tin g s a l a r y and aacallant company banallts with aarnlngs ol mora than most otflcs positions lor sue casstul manager candidates Please apply In parson IMPERIAL OIL COa l a and St. Rd 44 Laniard F L . (No phene calls plea sal Equal Oppottunity fm p la y ar TR U C K D R IV E R S Local W ill train. Call Futures STI 4100 Waitress Wanted E aparlanced a* w ill tram . Valentino's Restaurant 1477 S Orlando Drive. M I UTS. W A REH O U SE W O RKERS- Full lim a No aiparlanca nects secy Call Futuras *T I 4300 W E L D E R S - Good poy Im ­ mediate openings Certified Call Futures STS 4300___________ Work from homo ISO par 100 Inserting ante lopes In lor me tlon send tlam p lo Smyra P O Bo■ISO) O B Bloomfield NJ 07001_____________________ _______ X Ray T tch part lim a and weekends Musi have Florida License 12117*1________________ 1 POSTIONS O PEN J Light typlng/racaptlonlsl I heavy typing, book Leaping, or math aptitude raqulrad 311 ITkl 91—Apartments/ House to Share S a n lo r d S h a re 1 b ed roo m duple*. M I week. } weak dapoall References STT0S1T Wilt share 1 bedroom. > bath apartment, S300 monthly. Call U l tr a , osk tor J im ___________ *3—Rooms lor Rent Christian Haste! TV . kitchen, laundry, m aid. bus. S4lw k ue 4S314RR.4I3MU P riv a te B ath and entrance Working fam ily home IS100 wk 331 IPSO E v a s ______________ ROOMS FOR RENT Call m 3*33_____ Rooms lor Rani SMOOWaak 331 StW Evas SANFORD Furnished rooms by tha weak Rea unable rates Maid service. Call 323 *307 ST PM 4tS Palmetto A re S A N F O R D . Haas w eakly A Monthly rates U til. Inc. alt 300 Oak Adults I *41 TM1 O U R R O A R P IN Q H O U S E 'w ith Motor H o o p la ' 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent A L L A R EA S Furnished, and unfurnished, t. 1. 3. A 4 bedrooms Kids. pats. SJOOandup l i t TWO Fee ST] Say On Rentals Inc. Realtor 1 bedroom. 2 bath house tor rant Lake M ary area Avail able 1011.223 1347 Fern. Apts, tar Senier Clltieat J t l Palmetto Aye, J Cowan No Phona Calls ♦)—I'.partmurts Unfurnished / Rent 117—Commercial Rentals M E L L O N V IL L E T R A C E A P TS . Spacious Modern 1 Bdrm. Cant, heal. air. close to town or Lakelront! No pats LUO Mo 440 Meltanvllle Ave 3214134 RIOGEWOOO ARM S APTS 2300 Ridgewood Ave Ph 222 4420 1,2 A 1 Bdrm t from U I0 V illas, Sanlord. 1 Bdrm 2 bath, 1330 par mo and 1330 security 1 It s 7744 SANFORD N EA R L A K E MONROE NOW LEA S IN O I SANFO RD LANDINO A P TS. N E W a p tt close to shopping and ma|or hwyt. Gracious living In our I A 1 Bdrm opts that otters: a Cardan er Lott Units a Washer/Dryer Hook Ups In o u r]B d rm opts a 2 Laundry Facilities a Olympic Site Pool o Health Club with 1 Saunas a Clubhouse with F Ireploca. a Kitchen A Gama Rm . a Tennis. Racquetbell. Volleyball a 4 Acre Lake on Property a Night Patrol 7 Days a Wk O PEN T D A Y S A W E E K . 1100 w 1st St In Sanford 3214210 or Or lendo 443 041* E quel Opportunity Housing 1 Bdrm unfurnished apart ment Pool S230 month plus utilities 311 two Eva 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent Close In 3 bdrm., kltchan turn. No pots SUO plus security 447 3030. or 444 AMO____________ Fo r Rant l i t ! month, efficiency house at 311 S. 4th St tn Lake M a ry . K ltch an . bath, and large room. IJ iW with sapa rater tor living area, and bedroom 1st month and last month and S300 damage da posit raqulrad. C all 42*172; leave moseoQQ. a a a IN D ELTO N A a a a a a HOM ES FO R R E N T a a a a 374 1434 a a _______ Lake Front J bedroom. 2 both SUO par mo 1300 security P e llO K 434 3413______________ ★ LANDLORDS ★ Tired at tha headaches! Let us m anage your re n ta l p ro ­ perties Professional low cost service 2111*11 Cell anytime United Sotos Assoc total. Inc. Prop. Mpml. P jV j Rasher Largo 4 rooms, gas heal- plus llrsplaco. appliances, fenced sard , gar a o a C a llS W t a il Lovely S B d rm . I bath, fenced In y a rd , ca rp o rt, laundry room, ott ttreat parking.. SJOO security Rant 3100 «M#k„ Call 223 M U a r m 4*47._____________ Sanlord. Holly Ave. 1 Blks. N. t l t l . Nice. I Bdrm 1340. plus security No pats. *42 0*04. Vary Nice bedroom. 1 bath plus eat In kitchen, dining room and fom lly, In iscoitont iocs tlon, large tot. fruit tree*, laundry room with washer *423 firm F irst, last, plus sac urlty 3214407 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath, carport, utility, la r g o li v i n g ro o m w ith llro p lo co . A va ila b le 117*1. 3423. 1st and lost, and socurl ty 372 *02* ava l 4 Bdrm . IH bath, living room, dining room and fam ily room, a p p lia n c e s , w a ll to w a ll carpal, cant hoot. air. fenced yard. MOO plus *13* security m um I WE HAVE A I NOME FOR YOU!! HALL IN V ESTO RS S P E C IA L ) Alm asl new duplea In geed a r t * I Priced betow market. Owner u r t s t ill Lie* In *n* tide and rent evl other 174.444 C A L L H A LL Walk la Lake Manre* j Bdrm 7 Balk Hal tubl Fireplace) CH and A lim lly rm .l IS X IS screened balanical gardens I Dreams da cam* Iru a l Only IIII.4 M C A L L H A LL. 30.000 sq. ft. Industrial avail able lor least, on 3 acres Airport Blvd. 404 421 3242 For details 141—Homes For Sale I 141—Homes For Sale BATEMAN REALTY Lie. R **l E s la l* Broker 3444 laniard Ava. SP A C E FO R R E N T i office, ratal 1. and warehouse storage ________ Call 323 440) R E D U C E D S44.N0 t* MS,*04 V acin l- m u ll sa* to ballaval t B d r m ., 1 b a t h , k lt c h a n aqviFpad. scraanad porch. 3 c a r g arag e , lanced b a ck. 3*Ciudad Ntw neighborhood 121—Condominium Rentals Elegant decor. 3 bedroom. H i bath, no pats. 3400 a month, LM0 deposit Days 321*413. evenings 323 3044 IN J O Y CO U N TR Y L I VIN O E n e rg y e fficie n t 3 bedroom apartment nestled In a lush country environment Minutes from Orlando and Shopping Children and sm all pats we I coma. Professional on tlta management By Owner Genov* A lm o ilN EW I 4 Bedroom. 3 Bath 1 acras J 4 S 3 4 1 « o rJ 4 * i4 S ! Id y ll*lid * 4 Bdrm . 1 bath. F R . cant haal/air Aproa to acre lot Vary p rlv n ltl Assumabl* mlg 321 1073«llt r 3 S7S.300 I N T E R E S T E D In a F R E E Compulantad M a rk tl Anoly Sis ol Iha value ol your home or property 7 C all us today at United Sales Assactoles. Inc. R talto r, tor more Inlerm slien. I l l 3*33 311 It!I 127-Office Rentals O F F IC E F a r Rant Or Lease 3013 N Orlando Ave Maitland F lo r id a . 32711. S1S0. par te w * SC H U R EN R E A L T Y REALTORS............1*3 431 1347 141—Homes For Sale DRIFTW O O D V IL L A O E ON L A K E M A R Y B LV D . SA N FO R O 1 bdrm . 3 bath lovely home, 2300 sq t t , eat In kitchen, form al dining Shady double lot New Lpal 1*2.300 Owner M o tiv ated . ly lS lI 1(1 \ l Beautiful shady lot sp proi ' i aero on canal to Sylvan Lake t i l »00 Ask tor Corrto. Cantu ry 21. June P o rilg R eally 221 *41* home 222 m i Sanlord a r ts Low down, no I V I \J I J S A N F O R D Well cared tar 1 bedream. 3 bath ham*. Lets *1 If t o il This hous* Is Immacu lot*. Yours lor *47,*** q u a l if y i n g . 3 b e d r o o m , I b o t h , wood tramo house 3114041 Sanford 1 Bdrm I both, and mora Assume with 11.400 With Terms. 37] salt SA N FO R D 3 Acra Mini Ranch 1 bdrm., I bath 1 Mobile hem e sites, wtth septic tanks sod maters, large barn. Subm it all otters. 14).Mt. W A LL ST. COM PANV...31I 34*1 SO LID BRICK - 4 B d rm , 111 Bath horn* on cam ar toncod lo t, F I * , room , workshop, garden A ttum ebl* mortgage Only 134.000 United Soto* Associates. Inc. ••STEMPER AGENCY INC** R E A L T O R 3T1 a m Baautltul sunken living room wllh stone fireplace, paddl* Ians, and beamed cathedral ca llin g H a* (tid in g g lass doors to huge scroaned polio and dock, wllh ho*lad Ja c u tli Spa and overlooks Lake 1 bdrm , 1 both, double garage, and much m art Assumable Mtg 3*1.000 33*1 S. F R E N C H A V E . REA LTO R 321-0041 NEW B R IC K D U P L E X positive c a s h f lo w . A s s u m a b l* mortgage Asking 172.300 United Sato* Assactola*. Inc. NEW SM YRN A B EA C H 1 S lo rf. a Bdrm Oceantront Panlhous*. w llh larg* root garden, ip * srSO ooo SC H U R EN B E A L T Y R E A L T O R S ..................MS *71 13*7 New Sm yrna Beach Duplea Townhouse. 1/1 each unit Beach tide A I A Priced to M il 1117.000 Sanlord Florida A vt Doubt* lot Ideal lor restricted commer clal or professional o il leas SI Cloud Small 1/1 collage lu ll S blocks to public boat rim p E L a k e T o h o t ll.S O O I ur niched Winter Springs Investment op p o r lu n lt y Q u a d r a p le n townhouMt J/lto each unit Cold weather doesn’t treat* tha last resu lt! want ads bring C O U N T R Y C O T T A O S - new palnl and carpal on to aero Ira a tf ta n ca d lo t. O w n er financing Vacant I Move In now Mokaottor United Salas Associates. Inc, COZY F IR E P L A C E Neal 1 Bdrm , 1 bath brick hom* on t U ilM 00k sluddad tot.' Attractively decorated Wall, w all carpal. Canl. a ir Loan valu o lTM W P rlc*S 4 *.300 874*7007 OWN 110 AML 10 i PM MOM CAN YOU B E L I E V E I 4 Bdrm ., Ito balks. 1story ham* with l fireplaces. I f to y tr. eat in kitchen, new real, and morel Good pratoSMnal elite* rail danceI A T T E N T IO N I 1 Bdrm . Ito bath ham* In a nlc* country areal Spill Bdrm. plan, eal in kitch­ e n . f ir e p la c e and m e n , 173.140. W IL L B U IL D TO S U IT I YOUR LOT OR OURSI E X C L U S IV E A O E N T F O R W IN S O N O D E V . C O R P .. A C E N T R A L FL O R ID A L E A D E R I M ORE HOME FO R L E S S MONEY1 C A L L TO DAVI P O E N E V A OSCEO LA SO . * IO N IO FO R M O B ILE S ! I Acre Caunlry tract* Well freed an paved Rd. 30% Dawn. I l Y r t . e t l l% l Frem 411.3*01 II yau a r* leaking tor a suecettiMl caraar In Real Eclale. Slentlram R eally Is leaking tor yau. Call La* Albright today *• 331 1470 Evenings 313 3*03 A & iw . * N * U t e a i w C A L L A N Y T IM E 322-2420 3343 I . P ark , Santord SOI Lk Mary Rlvd. Lk. Mary Remington Modal HOB IJ Ga. Shotgun, a Remington Modal 170 Pump Shotgun 11 Ga . and S A W Modal 34 4 MM. Pistol Call 32* 1044 223—Miscellaneous D E E R DOGS FO R S A LE 344 S J47 SAN FO RD Gibson Marauder Guitar *130 Siivtrto n t guitar 1100 Bundy F lu ff *130 m 4444 AH 7pm M O N EY. M ONEY Everywhere Try a Want Ad _________ Get yosir tharal__________ Sailboard, brand new *4(3 Con a o l ld a t t d M a r i n a , N ew Smyrna 1 404 413 4043_________ 231—Cars Autumn 1 En|oy th* Beauty ol th* Season in A Good 14*4 Now Car T r a d * Inf i Dabary Auto A Mar In* Salat A c rc .t th* rive r, tap of hill 174 Hwy 17 42 Dabary 444 *3** M u ll M ill 1477 Gran P rla Good condition A ir. ps. pb. 32300 Call 2714404____________________ R el I abl* w lntoritadcart in today's want ads Chock Ttiom Out) TLC Custom Body Shop and Oaragt Used Cars Satos A Sorvlco 34141s S Orlando Dr 3210144 W E FIN A N C E If W E B U Y CAR1I 119—Office Supplies / Equipment Four U n ll Apartment houM Beautiful quiet area N tw palnl Sanlord 334 0030 10 Acres Osteen UOOO down. 1240 per month Price *30.000 323 4040 E lactroslallc copier with stand Good can tflllo n S la r l up supplies free Call 223 4*41 153— A creageLots/ Sale Reliable wlntorltad ca rt In today's want ads Check Them Out I NEW SM YRN A B EA C H Invasion ! B u lld tn ! Ocean and Rlvarvtow lots 120.000 Financing available Baachtid* Realty. R E A L T O R S 417 1112 Open 7 Days! O STE E N S A toft SIOOO down. Term s La k * Privileges No mobiles K erry I. Draggort Rtaltor >41 m i Osteen 10 Wooded acres li provalnanlt and aqulpmant. 1110.000. Wm. M a llc itw ik l Realtor 223-71*3 195—Machine ry/Tools C L A R K F O R K L IF T 3300 lb c o p o c lt y . C o m p lo lo t y re tondtftongd *3 000 343 3474 199—Pets A Supplies OK Corral Usad C ars 323 1411 a 1140 C H IV Y C H E V I T T I a 4 0cor *7.000 __________ 377 *477 '73 Cougar X R 7 Good Condition M.OOOmllot 11300 Call 323 (41* 74 AMC Concord D L/ J door. 4 cylinder Enctltonl condition I Matching vinyl top Blue, alto valour interior *2300 or best offer 377 0403 work r S3 ImpulM I tutu Bloch, good cond 14300 311 30*0 ’ * * S u b a ru O L 4 / t p . . * l r , Storoo/Cotaotto 4400 ml No S dow.il Mindy 331 W30/10IS 235-Trucks / Buses/ Vans Rottweiler F No paper*. (330 00 Reg Chow m is M 313 2270 205—Stamps/Coins Sam lnol* Woods. E s a c u tlv * hom# tile s . J 3 acres By owner. C all Orlando 777 1470. After 3 PM 1 LOTS. LOCH ARBO R Call 443-0104 Oato and titvar Calm Wanted P rlv B tt B u y tf call 1114*36 213—Auctions 157—Mobil* Homes / Sel* FO R E S T A T E C a m m a rc la l or R a tld o n lla l Auctions A Appraisals. Coll Dali's Auction 313 3030 Buying or Soiling A Mobil* Hemet Cntwi Mobil* Horses Area's Larges! Re-Sato Dm tor Many available to Local Parks E A S Y PINANCINO..3Q*-323-*l«0 > bedroom, t both w ith m any n a fra *. Asking H U N , 223-1333.____________ ( I Concord 14 X 34. Carrlog* Cove. Adull Sac.. 1 bdrm ' I bath Many asfra t 221 3431 tT A R T IN O 133,4** Fu lly Cuttomliod IS T o ChooM From SO Mo Bank F inaneIng Fronchtos Custom Vans I7S* No. Hwy. 17 41 OP474S _______________ 1314117 W EATHER BAD! Coll In yaur Want Ad Claatlftod Dept ITS S411 '74 CM C pick up truck Good condition, w ill consider I rad* Asking SIT** C all M3 1*71 •Tt Ford F ISO Z L T Pick up ( 1 C- condition. No rusl Musi M il S144S. 31,000 under book 217—G arag e Sales Garage *ala Frid a y thru (afu r day. I* til 3. 301 Tempi* Or . R aven na P a rk . K id s , and mans clothing, m ltc and RaLaaO ir. N aaarfyb lrd* WlM I* th* Hautawlto who cleans dOM tl ^ ^ ^ w lt h C I* is lll* d A d s _ ^ _ ^ ’12 Doubl* Wide ) B d rm . 2 bath Calhadral callings, paddl* tan Fam ily Park 314.000 Day 177 014 tor D tbi/PM 271-astl 239-Motorcycles end Bikes -A4 Kaw asaki. G P 1 330. 3.000 m iles, MOO and la ke aver payments ol I f f 00 monthly. 232 4323 243—Junk Cars 219—Wanted lo Buy Baby Bads, Strollers. Cartaafs. P layp en s, E t c . Paperback Beaks. >22*277 - 321-41*4 Paying CASH tor: Aluminum. Cans, Copper, B rass, Lead. Newspaper, Glass. Gold. Silver Kokomo Tool. 41(W HI A l * 0 Sol s n i l HOD 159-Reel Estate Wanted Private party needs 1 ar I bad roam Kama. 1114441 B U Y JU N K CARS A TR U C K S F rom 110 to *30 or mora C a ll 222 1*24 222 4311 TO P Dollar Paid tor Junk A Used car*.tru ck* A heavy equipment 222 >440 W E P A Y TOP D O LLA R FOR JU N K CA RS AND TR U C KS CBS A UTO PA RTS WJ4303 CONSULT OUR To lis t Your Business- S homeowner* In th* CALL BART R EA L ESTATE REALTO R 312 74** For Soto by Owner N k a > bedroom homo wllh liv in g room , dining room, pan*tod lam ily room, laundry room, worhihop and larg* scroaned porch. Coll lo r In lor melton m 110* SO .*00 O E N E V A - Beautiful Ranch on *.S Aero*. M00 Sq F I . In eraa o l h e r s a lo v e r s . M A N Y E X T R A S . 1110.000 H U R R Y ) Coll LISO Honoy 34* HOI U N IT E D LA N O CO . INC. 41*3044 R E A L T O R 3231*4* Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 lb * opportunity to h o v* now ' m ad* li o n * apptad lo i homo, wtth optional d o c o rttiv * v e rb (aiding , trim, shutlors. rap!oca merit oL Thto omoilng no tag capturod th * bitoroat P i M l ,l*nt painting o th e r m tln to n a n c * tt. It provide* Insult lio n r, *• wall O ur now ovory typ* o l *lud>m ta m o , vlivyl BfM b IS s S e o n c ia la b la c k , stoo, stucco, tte . You ■•h a lo * *111 " " NM m a d v e rtisin g . 100% bonk lo g mraltohto wtth no p o y o w n l For nn *p- P .O . B O X BOB L i k a M a ry , F L >274B 10 YEAR WARRANTY 369 PROVEN NCI MVO. K IT O tU W E L IS T A N O S E L L M ORE HO M ESTHAN ANYONE IN NORTH SEM IN O LE COUNTY 187—Sporting Goods 151—Investment Property / Set* WANTED 3 HOMES S U H S H IH K CO N TRACTO RS BRO KER CO-OP Sanford's ( i l n Leader Cucumbers for plcktot 173 3441 and j n 0743 AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB otonol a ilo rto r d o tlg n a t p m B «dttda 0 day* to: Custom Homes Of Deltona 323-5774 after haurt. Otonna J. T tn nty R E A L T O R A SSO CIA TE 771 U f l P R IV A C Y J Bdrm Mobile on J Acres, near Airport Have appraisal and cemmitmanl lor SIS. 300 C O U N T R Y W ID E R E A L T Y Bog. R . E . Broker..............721*113 (A « Lg w _M O O O _D w Q - THE HERON *3 2 2 .6 0 p e r m o n th 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath. Oarage REALTYwREALTOR Groan corduroy L o v tM it On* occasional b on* overt luffed chair C alll22 32S2_____________ Ken mere Parts Service Used Washers I33-M47. M OONEY A P P L IA N C E S a R E N T TO OW N* Color T V s , stereos, w ishers, dryers, ralrlgsrator. fraatart. furniture, video racontort Special 1st weeks rant 44c Alternative TV A Appl Rentals Z ayrts Shagging Cantor ______________322 MO*______________ WHY P A Y M O R E? T V l Appliances Furniture Bad Sett complete *44 43 TH EU SED STO RS Com* In and See a 314 E . lnd Sf. 111-4434 a W ILSO N M A IER F U R N IT U R E 371313 E F IR S T ST i l l sen to Eat Huckeba Hall Praparltot, Inc. R E A L T O R 41* 1474 W E N E E D LtSTIN O SI 29,990 4255 STENSTROM 221 -Good Things COLOR T E L E V IS IO N RCA 73" Consol* color tttovl Sion. Original price over 3(00 Balance due *344 00 or lak* over payments *30 par mo S llll In w arranty. NO M ONEY DOWN. Fro * hom* tria l. No obligation Call 142 3244 ^ ^ _ ^ D a jr o r n ijh ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ _ CALL HALL M o n d a y , O ct. 2*. I H 4 - 1 B 181—Appliances / Furniture 183—Television/ Radio / Slerpo 74*4 HWY 17 *1 SW E E T D R EA M 1I 1 Bdrm ., f balk Meb.lt Hom* i n i f a cre tl Spill bdrm. plan, eaf in k ife k e n , la u n d ry e r a * , added Fla dm , fenced yard, barn, muck morel M7.000. 323-3200 SANORA Largs and L a v tly . 1 bdrm 1 balk, cathedral cell ingl CH A At Fam ily room! Obi t * r a g * t C *m m u n lty pool i Call us quick I C A L L H A LL HOME IN SPEC TO RS Call ut be lor* you buy " L a i th* buyar b e w a re " no longer applies 321 I J J i L O V E L Y I Bdrm ., 1 balk Horn* In Sanor* South, g r**l ream cable. Cant, a ir, heat, A real pleasure to show. M l.4*0 HltJMlJUM Ml Wk ♦ HuV * R EPO SSESSIO N " " Oviedo. I m il* from UC F 1 Bdrm . I to bath brick and stucco. 154,440 1540 down, 1401 77 par mg P I. 13% APR P rln clp alio n ly. 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Tro* rem oval, and prunoln# trooe A h I 0*pm .P4*5«A JOHN A LLE N LAWN 4 T R I I Dead I/m removal Bruah hauling, P m m tim o to A Call 231 S3M �4 B — E v e n in g H e ra ld . S e n lo rd , FI. BLONDIE M onday. C k l No Longer Active? You Must Modify Diet by Chic Younq nr pancreas? Can a person live without them? DEAR READER - Many peo­ My athletic 25-year-old son was ple are confused about lymph shot In the arm and was forced glands. They are part of the to give up sports and working lymphatic system, which Is a part of your circulatory system. out for more than six months. Since his Injury, he lives on Lymph Is the clear fluid that meat, seafoods and a little fruit, oozes out of tissues when they otherwise no carbohydrates. He are damaged. A lot of the fluid In has given up water and juices for your tissues Is collecttd by tiny porous vessels, called lymph cola. What about protein? DEAR READER — Your son Is vessels. They connect together probably used to consuming a < 4 South American ACROSS lot of calories to support his ostrich exercise program. When such an 1 Ri*fr in 5 New Deal Individual stops exercising and Flandtr* program continues to consume the same 5 Hungarian 6 Null* number of calories, he will gain danct 7 Sauce weight. The extra caiorles are 12 Old Tastamant 8 Rationale book stored as fat. We see this a lot In 9 trergy-seving time (itib r) former "star athletes." At 40. 13 P t'C U M io n In­ strument 10 Broke bread they are no longer football stars UStirxcst or In good physical shape, but 14 Official proclamation 12 Juice |Fr) are overweight because of a 15 Produced 17 Andes animal developed eating pattern. 16 Soap opera 21 Feldspar Since your son Is eating meats IS Military echool by Art Sansom 23 Hollywood s el­ and seafood, he undoubtedly Is (abbr) ephant boy getting plenty of protein, but 19 Shelter 24 Make thread even excess protein Is converted 20 The |Sp| 25 Atomic number to fat If the body doesn't need It. 22 Thessaly (abbr) mountain Many meats contain lots of fat. 27 Abominable 26 Old Ingluh and that Is where the calories snowmen com come <from. Lean meats arc 28 Unlikely 28 Celestial bear actually low-caloric foods. A 26 Mortel 29 Stain 30 Actress Chase whole pound of lean round steak 32 Glowing coal 31 Construction without any visible fat contains 34 Boa for coal beam (comp 35 Law degree only 600 calories. wd) (abbr | Obviously, your son Is not on a balanced diet. 1 am sending you 36 Caudal appendage* a recent Issue of The Health One (Sp) Letter. Special Report 17. Flexi­ 37 36 Giratfelike ani­ ble Weight Control Plan. It Is mal based on a balanced diet that he 40 Frethwater can follow. duck An arm Injury should not keep 42 Troubtetome weed your son from doing the kind of exercise that he needs to control 43 Pearl his weight. While his arm ma> 44 Map abbreviation be weak, he can walk. Jog and 47 Spanish cheer run. Exercise Is an Important 49 Befuddled (3 part of any weight-control pro­ w d*) gram. Those who are able may 52 Former Rum en choose to run or engage In a royalty strenuous sport, but walking Irf 56 Join hard to beat. As a person builds 57 Scottith tchoolmaiter up to It, he can walk tong distances at a comfortable pace. 56 Drill by Howl* Schnaldar Long-duration exercise Is more 59 Trip* 60 Jacob * son effective In mobilizing body fat DOWN and using It as a calorie source. THEVfct AJOT SU TO ED T> DEAR DR. LAMB — Where are GET EAWT1OUAUV IW lttUED . 1 Bumpkin the lymph glands located? What 2 Type of drum part of the body do they operate? v ----------------------i ----------- A 3 Let* difficult Do they start In the spleen or the DEAR DR. LAMB — I am Interested In learning how to lose weight by diet and exercise. TH E BORN LO SER E EK A M EEK SCMCT1MRI GETTHEFEELING THATNOVU3RLDLEADERIS REALLVODAKERWEDABOUT HUMAN L IF E ... A C D OH, TH tV R t JU ST DOING T O R JC B Y 'l ---------- ' Into larger and larger channels.. Eventually they channel the fluid back to the veins that empty directly Into your heart. As these vessels course toward the heart, they pass through nodes of tissue, called lymph nodes. These nodes produce lymph cells for the circulation Answer to Previous Puttie □ ED □□□□ non nn _ _ odd o n n n n n n __ nnnn □□cm □□□ nnnnnn d d d d d d □□□ e e q e e e d o □ E D O ODD □□ □□□□□□ □ □□□□ □ □ □ ED o n □ □ 46 English heather 50 Sudanese 51 Neighbor of France (abbr) 52 405. Roman 53 Menagerie 54 Poetess Lowell 55 Roman bronte 33 Smyrna figs 39 Illinois city 41 South American plains 43 Nature spirit 45 Burning 46 Mover • tee* b , Nf A Inc WIN AT BRIDGE \ * ---- By Jam es Jacoby by Hargraavas A Sahara MR. MEN AND LITTLE MISS by Wamar Brothara BUQS BUNNY XT WAS PEAU-V NICE CP >OJ ID INVITE M E ID SPEND THE NiGHT. D O C . ‘ THINK NOTHING OP IT. WABBrT SEASON STARTSTMOYAOW AT V W N .M Q 1 WANTED ID GET AN EARLY START. w When North finally got around to bidding four clubs. South realized that slam was a virtual certainty If partner had a few aces. South bid Blackwood and when he discovered that his side had all the aces, he even checked to see If North had a king. When that reply was nega­ tive, he slopped In the small slum. Six clubs was a very good contract. It w ould make If diamonds divided 3-3. or If the heart finesse worked, or If the opening lead were a heart Into declarer's A-Q. Although none of those things happened, slam was still a certainty as the cards lay. Declarer simply had to re­ L - member whst all good players know about finesses: If there Is a finesse to take, do what you can to avoid It. South won the opening lead with dummy's spade ace and trumped a spade In his hand. Then he played two rounds of clubs. Next he played the three high diamonds, ending in the dummy. When East showed out on the third diamond, declarer was ready to fall back on the heart finesse until he saw some­ thing better. He played the fourth diamond and discarded the deuce of hearts. West had to win that trick and had a choice of leading Into declarer's A-Q of hearts or of giving declarer a spade ruff In dummy and a discard of the heart queen. NORTH 14-tSS* «A 0 ♦ 542 ♦ A 704 ♦ A J 0I EAST WEST ♦ K Q I 54 ♦ J 10172 1P J 1 0 0 1 Y K 7( ♦ 10 2 ♦ JO I ] ♦ 5 ♦ 74 SOl/TII ♦ 2 ♦ AQ2 ♦ KQJ ♦ K q 1 0 (1 2 Vulnerable Neither Dealer: South Writ Nsrth East Pass Pass 19 Pass Pass >♦ Pass Pass «♦ Pass Pass ! ♦ Pass Pas* ( ♦ Pass Opening lead: ♦J SMth !♦ VS 2 NT 4 NT i NT Pan HOROSCOPE FRA N K AND ER N ES T WHICH WAY To THE AMNE5IA CLINIC? by Bob Thavaa WHO W ANT* TO KNOW? 7 m A4/«5 lo - Z J C m by Jim Davit QARFIELO CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Do not make hasty Judgments In your financial aflalrt today. Try not to commit yourself to any­ thing thit could tie up your YOUR B IRTH D AY future earnings. OCTOBER 9 0 .1 0 9 4 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) This can be a productive year for you. provlde'd you do not take Unless you use logical pro­ on more projects or ventures cedures today, you're apt to fall than you can c o m fo rta b ly to a ch ieve your objectives. manage. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 29, 1984 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 29, 1984. 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 -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 29, 1984; <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/ff5e4473022dda01ad4fc8dc8baaacfc.pdf ec8370abaf38eb08db7dc0d1544d2e7b PDF Text Text W ilm a H o o d , fo r m e r S a n fo r d z o o k o e p o r , • a y s b a r h e a rt •till b e lo n g s to th e a n im a ls . M ik e H e n le y , 45, a n d B illy C a u g h e ll h a v e m o re in c o m m o n th a n th e ir fe ro city o n th e g rid iro n . W a s h in g t o n , D .C . h a s m o r e th a n its sh are of gh o sts and th in g s th a t g o b u m p In th e n igh t. -P a g e 6A -V IE W PO IN T -SPORTS veiling Herald 77th Year, No. 58—Sunday, October 28, 1984—Sanford, Florida Evening Herald - MtSPS Building Boom Has By Rick Brunson Herald S ta ff W riter It happens numerous times every month In Seminole County — u con­ struction worker, or someone dressed like one. drives onto someone clse's building site and hauls off appliances, lumber and other materials. Then they sell the "hot'* goods to another con­ tractor or use It themselves. Seminole County, with Its construction boom, has become a haven for develop­ ers. contractors — and thieves. "The whole county Is being developed and with It comes construction site thefts." said Capt. Jay Leman, head of criminal Investigations for the Seminole County ShertfT s Department. Between January and July of this year. 160 thefts were reported totaling about $ 112,000, according to sheriff's figures. Hardest hit was the Altamonte Springs/Longwood area which reported 76 rip-offs. Casselbcrry/Winter Springs was next with 58 and Sanford/ Lake Mary. 22. and Ovlcdo/Geneva. -1. The most popular months for thieves seemed to be March and April. About two-thirds of the stolen goods were building materials such as lumber, tools and plumbing supplies. The other pilfered Items were appliance, with the - Price thieves1 top choice being microwave ovens and air conditioning units. The problem has local developers and contractors frustrated. Hiring full-time security officers Is too expensive and yet they keep shelling out money to replace stolen goods. Mike Jones, a Winter Springs attorney, said his 700-acre subdivision, under development near Chuluota has been ripped off a dozen times In the last 18 months. Thieves have stripped the property of all kinds of materials Including 100 sprinkler heads, a bird house and a $700 sago palm tree. "There's nothing you can do. really. unless you sit there with a shotgun. And then they'll try to steal the damn shotgun." he said. Jones has resorted to having a man and his wife live on the site and patrol It until people start moving Into the houses. To protect his $1,000 sprinkler system from further vandalism, he look the unlikely step of installing a burglar alarm. He said he probably has "the only sprinkler system with a burglar alarm" In Seminole County. Other developers, like Larry Dale of Lake Mary, live on the site themselves and start neighborhood watch programs See THEFT, page 7A M a rk Koch, 17, of Sanford, w ill have »o leave his sfereo headset at home when riding his bike to comply with a new state law that bans riding to the beat of your favorite tune. VANDALISM OF BULDMG MATERIALS IS A ft CRIME ^ ^ AT0RS W"-L BE PROSECUTED 1 « l« WATCH • 3 4 -3 4 4 1 Seminole Police In Violation Of New State Law? H e ra ld photographer G reg o ry G ahnz. The antiqued red pipes and th e ir ru stic backdrop com bine to m a ke an Interesting study In fo rm and color. A rtis tic considerations aside, It's a ll just p a rt of a n SIC,000 s p rin kle r system Installed a t T h e B a m , Sanford, fo r flrp protection. By Susan Loden and Deane Jordan Herald S ta ff W riters Sometimes it lakes Florida law a while to catch up with the law. even when It comes to legislation dealing with lawmen thmiselves. "It ’s a shame the police could be In violation of the law and not even know It." said Lake Mary Police Chief Harry Benson who was em­ barrassed to learn from u reporter that a state law that went Into effect Oct. 1 may mean It's Illegal for hts department or any other public agency to charge more than actual production costs to provide requested copies o f nfTIrlal reports to the public. R e p r e s e n t a tiv e s o f o th e r Seminole County police ugencles had not gotten word of the new law either, even though It may force them to alter their policy. Alta­ monte Springs and Sanford |>ol!er were the only departments aware of the ruling. "Sometimes It's a while before they let us know these things." Benson said. Joslyn Wilson of the Attorney General's office In Tallahassee said that the new law clarifies an existing statute und says, essen­ tially. that persons requesting copies of police records or other reports from pu blic ugencles cannot be charged more than the actual cost of producing the copies. That would Include only the cost of materials and supplies, such as Pedaling To The Beat No Longer Neat H *r*M n w ta k r T w nm r VMk w i I 50 Cent* Its C rim inal Dar Egad! The lib r a r y Cops' A re A fte r Us By Donna Eatca Herald S ta ff W riter All of you out there who have failed to pay $50 or more In late fees or left books and other materials bortowed from the Seminole County library system laying around the house for months on end rather than returning them, may be getting a call, a nasty letter or a visit from a collection agent. And the avid reader may receive the worrsl possible punishment — loss of his or her library card. Jean Rhein, county librarian, said the efTorts necessary to keep track of recalcitrant book borrowers and the volumes they have failed to return are tedious and time-consuming, but wlihln the next 18 months that will all change. By then, the names of those holding library cards and the titles ol the thousands of library books in the county collection will be put In a computer and with the touch of u button, the guilty party's name and address will be known through an automated Inventory control system. The county now loses an average of 4 percent of Its books annually (about 5.400 volumes worth an estimated $108,000) through mutilation or ’ borrowers' failure to return them. Ms. Rhein said. She said the automated system should cut that figure dramatically. The ntckel-and-dlmc fees charged overdue borrowers In no way makes up the loss, she said, pointing out that the system collects $27,000 In such fees a year and receives about $14,000 unnually from public use of Its copiers. "Very few people arc actuully stealing books." Ms. Rhein said, "but many move away and fall to return the books before they leave." The library has 135.000 hardback, catalogued books plus countless paperbacks, most of which have been donated to the system, and thousands of periodicals. The system has nearly 65,000 books In circulation monthly. In September. 47.289 books were borrowed from the main library In Casselberry alone, while almost 15.000 were borrowed from the Sanford branch. While the county has budgeted $1,166,606 In fiscal 1984 85 to support the library system. It has also applied to the stale for Its share of state Bee LIB R A R Y , page 7A 481 280) By Busan Loden Herald S ta ff W riter It's not music to the eais of some, but Seminole County lawmen say that a new Florida law that bans the use of stereo headsets by bicyclists may be u life-saver. And they plan to enforce the law ... after something of a grace period to make sure all those music-loving bikers out there have heard about It. Since Oct. 1 It has been Illegal for Florida bicyclists (automobile drivers were covered by a previous law) to block out traffic sounds by using headsets while rldlr.g. but some law enforcement agencies have not yet begun m crack down. Sanford police arc In a little different situation. Assistant Police Chief Herb Shea said that his men have not yet received copies of the statute and are not familiar with Its terms. But once they have the law In hand, they'll start Issuing citations. "W e don't give warnings." Shea said. "Police have been given little notice of the la w 's a d v e n t ." L t. R o ger D ixon o f Hillsborough County said. "A lot of limes they pass things In Tallahassee and unless there's some publicity of It we may not get It until late In the month. I haven't read anything about this one at all." The law Is believed to be the first of It's kind In the nation, according to Elizabeth O'Steen of the Florida Department of Transportation. It has earned the praise of cyclist groups whose leaders point out that the headsets can make riders oblivious to surrounding traffic. paper and ink. Ovcrhcud costs Including the cost ol the copier or the cost of the employee's time taken to make copies cannot be figured Into the fee. Ms. Wilson said. But in some cases, she added. If extensive clerical or supervisory assistance is needed to locate documents an additional charge may be added, but that charge would have to be figured on a case-by-casc basts. The state, she said, has offered no guidelines In establishing what that charge might be. but It would have to reflect only the actual cost In­ volved. Benson said he considers l*ake Mary's copy fee of $2 per page for a routine Incident report. $4 for an accident report und $25 for a more detailed report on u traffic fatality to reflect the actual cost Involved In providing copies. However, the city commission, which set those fees, may be forced to reconsider them, he said. But that might make the rates even higher. "It costs us time. We don't have a copier here. Someone has to make a trip to city hall to mukc copies." Benson said. "It costs out taxpay­ er's money and most of the people who ask for copies don't live here. I don't think our taxpayers should have to pay for that." S e m in o le 'C o u n t y s h e r iff’ s spokesman John Spolskl said he S «e COPIES, page 7A TODAY "And that." Ms. O'Stern said, "can gel you hurt." The new statute must have Casselberry Police Chief Fred McGowan smiling und saying. “ 1 told you so." A couple of years ago when McGowan suggested a city ordinance similar to the new state law he was almost laughed out o f town, according to Assistant Police Chief Win Gates. "It never flew." Gates said. " I guess we were a little ahead of our time." McGowan said he now feels vindicated, but said it really wasn't his brainchild. When he proposed the Idea as u city ordinance It was after he had reviewed a suggestion made by a concerned citizen. "It seemed logical to me that If you can't do It (wear a headset) In u car for safety reasons It's only logical that you can't do It on a bicycle or moped." he said. Although Casselbery Is not now nor has it ever been plagued by headset wearing bike riders (there have been no reports of Injuries) Gates said. “ We were looking ahead to the posslbllty of a person being hurt; of a person being struck from behind by a car, because they couldn't hear," In enforcing the new law. Gates said Casselberry officers will consider each case on Its merits and may give some riders warnings while Issuing citations to others. But McGowun said there will be a grace perold to give bike riders u chance to become acquainted with the law. If you decide to Ignore the law and pedal merrily along In tunc with your favorite beat Don't Forgot Turn your clock back one h o u r S u n d a y m o rn in g when you get up. We go fro m E a s te rn D a y lig h t Tim e to Eastern Standard Tim e at 2 a.m . Sunday. If you can't rem em ber all that, just recall the old proverb: 'Spring forward, fall back.' This being fall, you turn the clock back. Action Reports.................4A B ridge................................ AC Business............................ 8B Classifieds.................... 6,7B Comics.............................. AC Crossword..........................6C Dear Abby........................ 3C Deaths................................ 2A E d ito rial............................ 2D F lo rid a...............................3A N ation................................ 2A Opinion...............................3D People............................ 1 3D Religion..............................5C School Menus................... 6A Sports.............................. 1-5B Television....................... 7.BC W eather............................. 2A W orld..................................5A Bas BIKERS, page 7A ♦ t . -A �1 A — Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Anti-Tax Group Says Reagan Record On Spending Cuts Only 'Mediocre' Su n d sy, Oct. 1», ttBd NATION WASHINGTON IUP1) — Big spenders in Congress did not change their ways very much In 1984 and President Reagan's "m ediocre" record on spending cuts got worse, says the anti-tax National Taxpayer's Union. The group analyzed every vote on spend­ ing In Congress this year and Friday ranked Its record on restraint to be no better than average and little Improved over last year. The president did not provide a very good example In his positions on spending bills, despite his continual criticism of higher government outlays, the group's executive director told reporters. The group analyzed evrry roll call vote on spending Issues during 1984 on Capitol Hill, ranking them according to Ihe percentage IN BRIEF Incest:'In My Heart I Knew He Was My Son' CHARLOTTE. Tenn. (UPI) — Mary Ann Garton Bass clutched a bottle of pills and sobbed as she testified she knew In her heart that the man she married In 1978 was her son. "In my heart I knew he was my son. In rny mind I didn’t," she shouted Friday at Assistant District Attorney Dan Cook, then dropped her head In her hands and began sobbing. Mrs. Bass. 45. Is charged with Incest, felonious carnal knowledge and bigamy. Her 26-year-old son. Danny James Bass. Is charged with Incest, felonious carnal knowledge and perjury. They have pleaded Innocent to all charges. Danny Bass testified he did not have sex with his mother, nor live with, nor marry her within the last four years. Charles B. Bass, the woman's husband before and after her marriage to hrr nun. testified that Danny Bass still lived with and slept In the same bedroom a', his wife .Kwe 1984. Asked by the prosecutor whether she was still legally married to both men, Mrs. Bass replied. "Yes. sir." F4orida's Busines'S'TJlmate Just Average MIAMI (UPI) - Florida ranked just average In terms of business climate In a recent magazine survey, but business lead­ ers say the survey was skewed against Florida's strengths. Florida fell from 6th lo 25lh In the survey published In the October Issue of Inc. magazine, a publication for small busi­ nesses. The magazine cited Florida's lack of capita) resources and state sponsored busi­ ness support as the reasons. Florida has been heavily touted three years In a row as "No. 1 In business" In a survey done by Chicago-based Alexander Grant, a national accounting firm. But the Grant study placed more weight on labor and tax factors, while the Inc. study looked at capital resource's and state sponsored business support. Inc. "pul more emphasis on things we don't have." said Maury Hagcrman. a state economist with the Department of Com­ merce. Bill Manck. director of Small Business Development Center at the University of South Florida, said states that are more aggressive In establishing loan programs are largely "northern stales that are losing BOSTON (UPlI — Actress Vanessa Redgrave broke her usual calm reserve In testifying on her claim the Boston Symphony Orchestra dropped her as a narrator because of her support of the Palestine Liberation Organization. Redgrave, her voice choked with emotion, told U.S. District Court Jurors Friday that when she accepted the 1978 Oscar for best supporting actress In the film "Julia." she called demonstrators outside "Zionist hoodlums." Redgrave. 47. la suing the orchestra for the 131,000 she wus to receive for narrating five performances of “ Oedipus Rex.” an Igor Stravinsky opera the orchestra planned to perform In 1982 In Boston and New York as part of Its centennial celebration. The production was canceled by BSO officials, who said they feared Redgrave's participation would trigger disrup­ tion and violence by antl-PLO demonstrators. FLORIDA IN BRIEF By Donna Estes Herald S ta ff W riter State Sen. John Vogt. D-Cocoa Beach, has listened to the pleas of Ihe city o f Sanford and the state's League of Cities to be I**t out of the Florida State Ret.i !* inent System end has promised to introduce legislation making this possible. "It Is an Issue that deserves some a tten tio n ." Vogt said Wednesday. "Th e system has become expensive for cities and some want to opt out." The Jaw now says that once a city has Joined the state retire­ ment system. It connnt leave It. "There Is some concern about the harm to the retirement system If cities are allowed to pull out," Vogt said, adding however, the request Is worthy of consideration. Legislative staff will analyze the Impact of city pullout on the system. Sanford City Manager W.E. Deer To Be Killed For Research BIG CYPRESS (UPI) — A new study of the food supply of the endangered Florida panther calls for the killing of 120 female deer In the Big Cypress National Preserve over the next two years. Tom Logan, chief of wildlife research, said Friday It Is necessary to kill the deer to help accurately determine the size, age, distribution, health and reproductive potential of the deer herd. The Idea began when a panther technical advisory committee appointed by Gov. Bob Graham requested that deer hunting be curtailed In the Big Cypress, which lies about 70 miles west o f Miami. No accurate figures are available on the number of panthers In Florida, but It la believed to be fewer than 30. Because the panther feeds mainly on deer meat, the committee feared the remaining panthers would starve If the deer herd were reduced too much. temperature: 75: overnight low: 71; Friday's high: 85; barometric .pressure; 30.11; relative humidi­ ty: 97 percent: winds: northeast at 7 mph; rain: .52 Inch: sunrise: 7;34 am ., sunset 6:45 p.m. SUNDAY TIDES: Daytona Baaehi highs. 10:56 a.m.. 11:29 p.tn.: lows, 4:08 a.m.. 5:07 p.m.; p*rt Canaveral: highs. 10:47 a.m.. N t * 1 P m-t *ows. 3:59 "P ete" Knowles has been saying for years that the the stale retirement system Is "grossly mismanaged" and the cost ol a private pension plan for San­ ford's general employees would be less while benefits would be greater. Noting the FRA premiums for Sanford's general employees In the 1984-85 fiscal year lops 9300.000. Knowles said at Ihe same time, perhaps a half dozen retired city employers are re­ ceiving benefits. him. Ill addition. Knowles says premiums were Increased by the state this budget year from 10.93 percent lo 12.24 percent o f every dullar paid lo an employee. He Insists the city could pro­ vide another pension system fo r the general employees at much leas cost wllh much greater benefits. The major problem with the system has been that once a city Joins It cannot leave thr system. C ity p o lic e o ffic e r s und If Vogt Is able to persuade his firelighters are protected by a legislative colleagues lo upprove separate retirement system. a bill Idlin g cities opl out of the Knowles says only one of every system. Knowles said the city's 7Vi city employees for which Ihe general employees now In Ihe city pays premiums lo the FRS system won't be effected. They ever receives any benefit. And will remain In Ihe system. But when an employee quits his Job new general employees will be wllh the city before he Is vested placed In a new system at "less after 10 years of service, the cost to the taxpayers." Noting that when Sanford state keeps the monry paid In for Joined the FRS 10 years ago. the city paid u 4 percent premium und the employees paid 4 per­ cent. Knowles says Ihe cost lo the city for the system has tripled In Ihat decade. Several years ago legislators passed law requiring Ihe employer lo pay “ 7 .■ the Tull goal of premiums. Knowles said Ihe FRS hU3 ^ been caught In an "unfunded cdX ! liability situation from many years ago when II gave away too much Uneftt wllh little or no paymrnl." This hap|»ened. Knowles said, during the years state and county employers were In the stale retlremenl system and cit­ ies w ere not p erm itted to |nii1let pate. He said (he state now is trying In make ihe syslein sound. "What used lo be a fairly good pension system has turned out very rosily." Knowles said. AREA DEATHS DAPHNE W. CONNELLY WEATHER AREA READINOB (9 a.m.)t Industry." "T o say Ihat government programs arc most Important Is a little strange." added William Dennis, director of research at National Federation ol Independent Busi­ nesses. "Inc. has overlooked a lot of things the state has done." added Belli Johnson, small business specialist for the Florida Depart­ ment of Commerce. Three new programs aimed at assisting small business Ihat were established last year may not have been considered In the Inc. study, she said. She added that Inc. may have missed a stalewide small business conference scheduled for January 1985 as well ns six regional conferences beginning Dec. 3 In Kissimmee. Tom Durr, executive vice president for corporate administration at Sun Bank, said the survry was “ a little narrow In Its focus." Florida's controversial unitary tux. which Is expected to be repealed by u special session of the legislature next monlh. had nothing to do with the fallen ranking, said Inc. spokeswoman Verna Caruso. She said Flbrida's small business climate may have ncluully remained ihe same, while other states surpassed Florida In favorable climate. Connecticut. Massachusetts. California. Minnesota and Texas lopped the list of favorable business climates. West Virginia was last and Mississippi was next to last. Vogt Promises Retirement Plan Pullout * TALLAHASSEE tUPI| — An Investigation is underway Into 25,000 blank motor vehicle title certificates found missing during a routine audit of the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. The audit, released Friday by Auditor General Emest Ellison, found no record of the whereabaouta of the forms, which could be used by car thieves tn the resale of stolen vehicles. However, the printing contractor said the missing rertlflcales possibly were destroyed "Inadvertently" at the plant and Ellison said the printing presses might have skipped 25.000 numbers and never printed the forms. Agency Director Leonard R. Mellon said the Florida Highway Patrol has been assigned to track down the certificates on a "top priority" basis. The agency handled more than 3.5 million title certllicute forms during the. 1983-84 fiscal year. NATIONAL REPORT: Clear sk ies p re va iled today over Houston, but about 150 resi­ dents remained out o f their homes because of Hooding that lea one woman dead. Up to a foot of snow was expected In the Rockies and lightning killed an Oregon man. Floods fed by 15 Inches of rain chased 1.000 Houston-area residents from their homes Friday. Flash flood watches remained In efTect today for central and north central Texas, but no rain was reported within 125 miles of Houston. In Aldine. to the north o f Houston, about 100 people spent the night in a shelter set up at MacArthur High School. School officials and Red Cross volunteers worked In six-hour shifts to take care o f the flood victims. The body of a Houston woman, whose car plunged into a rain-swollen b ayou a fte r c o llid in g w ith another vehicle, was recovered by divers late Friday. spending Jusl 28 percent of the time, bul that was 12 points thriftier than last year. Keating said. "President Reagan's score, unfortunately, has become Increasingly mediocre over the last three to four years." Keating said. "I would say his rhetoric certainly outstrips his actions." Reagan's record of using a veto on spending measures "Is not terribly better than previous presidents." Keating said. “ Certainly In comparison to Gerald Ford, who vetoed an Incredible number of spend­ ing bills. President Reagan doesn't compare at all." The group's rating system counts only the direction of the vote for more or less spending and Ignores the dollar impact. Focus O f Magazine Survey Called 'Narrow' Redgrave Breaks Down On Stand State Probes Missing Motor Vehicle Titles cast for higher expenditures. " I f you aligned yourself closely with Ihe president this year. II would not have helped you very- much In the Senate." said the group's executive vice president. David Kcullng. "A s we saw. President Reagan's score would have only been 44 percent, in Ihe average category." That meant President Reagan backed votes to reduce government spending only 44 percent o f the time. The average Senate score rose six points to 48 percent of tis votes In favor of less spending while ihe House average remained at 36 percent. The congressional voting record of Demo­ cratic vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro showed her to have voted lo ieduce a.m., 4:58 p.m.; Bayporti highs, 2:25 a.m.. 4:44 p.m.: lows. 9:51 a.m.. 9:05 p.m. MONDAY TIDES: Dayton* Beach: highs. 11:51 a .m ..---p.m.: lows. 5:04 a.m.. 6:05 p.m.; P o rt Canaveral! highs. 11:45 a .m ..---- p.m.; lows. 4:55 a.m.. 5:56 p.m.: Bay port: highs. 3:00 a.m.. 5:34 p.m.; lows. 10:41 a.m.. 9:54 p.m. BOATINO FORECAST! St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles: East wind around 15 knots becoming southeast 10-15 knots dutng the day decreasing to 10 knots Saturday night. Southeast wind around 10 knots Sunday. Sea 3 to 5 feet decreas­ ing to 2 to 3 feet Saturday night. Few showers. AREA FORECAST: Saturday partly cloudy. Slight chance of showers or thunderstorms. High m id to u p p e r 8 0 s . W in d southeast 10 mph. Rain chance 20 percent. Saturday night tly cloudy. Low near 70. ht wind. Sunday partly cloudy. A alight chance of show­ ers or thunderstorms. High mid to upper 80s. Rain chance 20 percent. K EX TE ND E D FORECAST! Sunday through Tuesday, fair, except for a chance o f ahowers along the southeast coast. Warm with lows in the upper 60s north to 70s south and highs mid 80s to near 90. 4 Mrs. Daphne W. Connelly, 84. ol Sanford, died Friday at DeBary Manor. Born Aug. 3. 1000 In Brown Summit. N.C.. she moved to Sanford from North Carolina In 1920. She was a homemaker and a member of Holy Cross Episcopal Church. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e h e r husband. Lee Hawklna Connelly, S a n ford ; a d a u gh ter. Mra. Joseph B. Shearouse. W. Palm Beach; a sister. Mrs. Hugh Pollard, Salem. N.C.; a brother. W illiam A. W lm blsh. A le x ­ andria. La., and three grand­ children. Brlsson Guardian Funeral Home Is In charge of arrange­ ments. In Sunbury. Pa., he moved lo Longwood from Venice, Fla. In 1975. He wax a retired attorney and a Methodist. He was a member of the Lake Venice Golf and Country Club. S u rvivo rs Inclu de a son. HARRT A. YAROER Shepard A., Lake Park; two Mr. Harry A. Yorger. 78. of 213 daughters. Barbara Koehler, Atherstone Court. Longwood. L o n g w o o d , a n d M e la n ie d ie d T h u r s d a y at S o u th Norwood. Venice: five grand­ Seminole Community Hospital. children. Garden Chapel Home Longwood. Bom Aug. 25. 1906 for Funerals. Orlando. Is In Catholic Church. He Is survived by his wife. Rosalie, and a daughter, Mary Carole Crandall. Richmond. Va. Bald w in-Fairchild Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. Is In charge of arrangements. SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. DISPLAY/SALES charge of arrangements. F u n n ral N o t ic s COMM IL L Y , D A PH N t W. —Funeral torvlcat tor Mr*. Oaphna W. Connolly, V ot Vonford, who dtod Friday ot DoBory Monor. will bo hold Ot I I a.m. Mondoy ol Holy Crow Epltcopal Church wllh Iho Ror Loroy Sopor officiating Burlol will bo In lokovlow Comslory, Sanford Violation will bo prlrolo for Iho family only. Britton Funoral Homo. 0 Guardian chopol. It In chorgo of orrongomontt. O AKLAW N MEMORIALS rar. 49A m o ■ m e r n . Watch Par Brood Spowteg m n o •MtLMM OUPU. Ns* BO« M k i M Isntso M «M lass 2208 W. 25lh St. Sanford, FL 32771 3 2 3 -s e a s ■raora*a*l DAVID RICHARD CHILDRESS Mr. David Richard Chlldreaa. 72. o f 811 O ran ole Road. Maitland, died Thuraday at his home. Bom Nov. 28, 1911 In Knoxville. Tenn.. he moved to Maitland from Chattanooga, Tenn. In 1946. He was a retired b u ild in g co n tra cto r and a member of St. Mary Magdalene E vrn in g Herald iusps B rttto a GUARDIAN In n e r * I Hoi NOW SPONSORS TH E GUARD IAN PLAN® IN S U R A N C E FUNDED PREARRANGED wi m> Sunday, Octobsr 31, lf*4 Vol. 77, No. M Fubllthod Dolly and Sunday, oicapt Saturday by Tho Sanford Harold. Inc. MS N. Franch Aya., Sanford, Fla. 11771. Socand Clan Postage Paid al Sanford, Florida m i l Hama Dollvary: Wank, SI.Ill Month, M i l l 1 M ontbt. 114.U i 4 M antht. 177.M l Y osr, U I.M . By M a ilt W tok II. Ml Month, S4.Mi 1 Month!, III. 440.44. M t 4 M ontbt. 431.111 Voar, Phono (Ml) m u ll. FUNERAL PROGRAM Serving Seminole County Since 1885 B rian** GUARDIAN Fnneral H *03 Laural Ays. Sanford, Florida 32771 3 2 2 -2 1 3 1 �i * i •* •i • i . * I * Evening Herald, Sanford, FI.______ Sunday, Oct. IS. 1W4— 1A Last Minute Details Harry Games Staff Bjr Jane Casselberry Herald S ta ff W riter The Sanford Bath and Tennis Club has pulled the plug on the Golden Age Games. With Just two weeks until the start of Sanford's 10th annual senior citizen event. Games Chairman Jim Jernlgan said he was In "total shock" when he learned Friday that the club's poo) at the Sanford Airport would not be available for use for the diving and synchronized swimming events as planned. He said when learned the pool had been drained for repairs and would be out of use during the Nov. 5-10 Games, that he called Carlton Henley, principal o f Lyman High School. Longwood. Henley shifted some training schedules to make the pool available for the events. That Is Just one of the last minute complications that arc apt to give the Games chairman ulcers. Location for a new swimming event — the half-mile marathon swim, which Is also a part of the Triathlon — Is still uncertain. Jernlgan said. Originally sched­ uled to be held In Lake Monroe. Jernlgan announced a change In location when some potential p a rtic ip a n ts ex p res sed r e ­ luctance at swimming with the alligators In the lake. He said he hopes to relocate the swim to the canal at Sanford Landing Apartments, where the canoeing events are held. Other swimming cvcnls are held In the Stinlord Landing pool. However, approval of the water for swim­ ming Is still awaiting the results of Department of Environmental Regulations tests, which he said may not be available to Nov. 1. Then there are the bicycles, which haven't arrived from Penney's yet In order to be readied for the bike races. One problem was quickly solved, however, when Jernlgan told the Golden Age Games executive committee Wednesday morning that the piano at the Sanford Civic Center was out of tune and a replacement was needed for the Games Talent and Variety Show. Committee member Chal Horrell volun­ teered the loan of her piano for the occasion. Jernlgan. Sanford Recreation and Parks dlrecur. said he had received recognition on behalf of the G olr^j— Games at a NdUUttSlKccreatlon and Parks convention he attended In Or­ lando earlier this week. He said that 27 states have now pat­ terned senior citizen events after Sanford's, which Is the second oldest In the nation. California began senior games 14 years ago, but with a different concept as anyone 25 years and older was eligible to compete. The Veterans Administration has set up a program for outpa­ tients from VA Hospitals based on the Sanford Games. An audio-visual presentation based on the program won second place nationally. Jetnlgan said, and gave credit In the film to Sanford. Jernlgan said requests have come trom 100-150 states, cities W h ite H ouse Backs Shultz O n C all For R e ta lia tio n WASHINGTON (UP1I - The White House Is backing Secre­ tary of Slate George Shultz's call for public support of rctnlltlation against terrorists, even If some Innocent victims are killed. White House spokesman Lam ' Speakcs Insisted Friday that. "The Shulu statement Is policy top to bottom. “ The whole speech Is policy but It Is not policy to kill Innocent civilians." Spcakes told reporters In Fairfield.. Conn. R o g e r L. B a « y = D e ,ig n ite d by the Florid* B «r In Criminal La w and Fam ily L a w . • And * G e o rge B. W a lla c e Former Felony Trial Dlvltlon Chief for the Seminole County State Attorney* Office • Have Form ed The Partnership O f HarcM Ptoto ky J in * C eitelke fry Chuck Valerius and Kathleen Reynolds, members of the Golden Age Games executive committee, model new official yellow jackets for committee members. and senior citizen organizations asking how to start a similar program. “ Being godfather to the senior games Is something we can be proud of when we open the doors In November." Jernlgan told the commit lee. Rachel Roll. Fitness for Life Instructor at Seminole Commu­ nity College, gave committee mcml>crs a refresher course In cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the Heimlich maneuver In event of emergency during the Games. Quick action In ad­ ministering CPR by Chal and Ernie Horrell. coordinators of the golf tournament, saved the life of a heart attack victim at a previous Games. V o lu n te e rs N e e d e d To H elp T a x p a y e rs HOSPITAL Special to the Herald VITA, the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program sponsored by the internal Revenue Service. Is looking for volunteers to help taxpayers with their tux returns. VITA assists low Income, elderly, handicapped, or non-English speaking Individuals who have problems preparing their own returns, VITA volunteers help these people fill out Form IO40EZ. Form I040A. u basic Form 1040. Including Schedule A. which Is used for Itemizing deductions, and take ndvan.ugc of such credits as the Child Card Credit and Credit for the Elderly. Assistance Is provided at community locations such as comm unity centers, libraries and . Vi •A i.i churches. VITA volunteers Include college students enrolled In business management und accounting programs, law students, and mrmbrrs of pro­ fessional business organizations. Others who participate arc members of retirement, rcllgous. military and civic groups. All volunteers learn how to prepare a simple tax return by suc­ cessfully completing a special training course In basic Income tax return preparation. Persons or organizations Interested In the VITA program should write to Tammy White, VITA Coordinator, ut: Taxpayer Service Division. In­ ternal Revenue Service, 80 North Hughey Avenue. Orlando. Florida 32801. STOP-607. - where President Henjfan was campaigning. Shultz. In a speech Thursday In New York, asked for public support for administration antl-lcrrortst actions, which might take "Innocent lives" and which could cost Ihc lives of some U.S. military men. in hts 40-mlnutc speech to 500 people at the Park Avenue Syn­ agogue. Shultz equated terror­ ism with aggression and called for ll to be "forcefully resisted." NOTES BERRY AND WALLACE A TTO R N E Y S AT LAW 301 West 1*1 Street. Sanford Phone (309) 323-4121 EARN UP TO *100 A DAY! 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William D. Burton. 27, of Oneida. N.Y.. told Sanford police that he was In LaRue's Bar. 2467 S. Bark Avc., Sanford, when a woman approached him at about 4 a m. today and asked for help. The stranger said that a man In the parking lot was trying to rape her and she asked Burton to accompany her out­ side. tell the man he was her husband and talk him Into leaving her alone, a police report said. Burton did as the woman asked, but the assailant appar­ ently didn't like what he heard. The man shot Burton In the left leg with a .22-callber handgun and fled. Burton was treated at th*~ scene by Sanford Vtre ment personnel ared was leans l>ortert hy ambv.Vwrc to Cenu'j Florida Regional Hospital, San­ ford. where he was treated and released. The woman was not Identified In the police report and no arrests have been made. landlord complained to sheriffs deputies that too many people were hanging around the house. Deputies entered the home at about 11:30 p.m. Wednesday and received permission to search the home, a sheriffs report said. Before the search, the officers asked If there was any contraband In the house and the woman reportedly reached under the bed and pulled out a box that held pipes, scales, a mirror and a small bag of pot. An ofTlcer also reported finding un­ der the bed another box con­ taining marijuana and other drug-related Items. CONSOLE STOLEN The suspect, who was pointed out to the deputy by Jal Alai s e c u r ity gu a rd s, w as also charged with parole violation on Hernando County charges, ac­ cording to a shcrllf s report. A Sanford woman told police someone removed a $ 1,300 color television console from her home Cora Mar Hall. 37, of 34 Higgins Terrace, reported that when she arrived home at 7:30 a m. Friday, the console was gone. She said It was there when she left Thursday at 10:30 p.m. According to a police report, someone removed a screen from a bedroom window In the house and carried the console out through the back door. POT AT HOKE A Sanford couple has been charged with possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana and drug paraphernalia after their Leroy Gllquest. 22 and Leslie June Bcchard. 18. of 710 Wynn Drive, were ancsted at their home at 1 a.m. Thursday. They were released on 8500 bond each Jt___ STOLEN WHEELS s h rr'£ fc »1rpuly who wes called to the Jal Alai Fronton. U.S. Highway 17-92. Fem Bark, to Investigate a possible stolen vehicle found in the parking lot of that business charged a sus­ pect with theft of that car. The car Involved was a 1980 Oldsmobllc. Mark Owen McCue, 23. of Spring Hill. Florida, was arrested at 8:20 p.m. Thursday at the Jal Alul Fronton. He was being held In lieu of 85,000 bond. ERRATIC DRIVER At POT An Altamonte Springs man who attracted the attention of a sheriffs deputy by driving In the center lane of a three lane road h a s b e e n c h a r g e d w it h possession of marijuana. Items with a total value of about occured Thursday. County. FIRE CALLS The pair had met about three 83.000 were stolen from behind A c tio n R e p o rts The Sanford Fire Department days before the incident when that business between Oct. 15 responded to the following calls. the passenger said he was and 17,. Thursday picked up by the driver on Franke Starling. 28. of 214 —4:49 p.m.. 405 E. First St., Aloma Avenue. Winter Bark, ★ Courts Flamingo Drive. Sanford, lost a rescue. A 54-year-old woman police report. The man who was arrested $350 diamond wedding band to was treated for a bruise on her it Police Beat was not charged In connection a thief who entered that home face after she was hit during a with the theft of the truck through a window Thursday, fight. according to a sheriff"s report. —8:13 p.m.. 2534 S. Bark Drive, The officers reported finding b e c a u s e p o l i c e h a v e n 't A burglar took a fan. a radio fire. A car engine fire, caused by established that he was Involved two bags of pot and cigarette and a telcvlson from the home of a backfired carburetor, was put rolling papers In the man s car. In the heist. Orvel A. Bolin. 43. of Orlando, Robert Phllllos. 35. of 124 out without damage or Injury. A computer check showed he Alhambra Ave.. Sanford, on — 11:55 p.m.. Sixth Street and was also driving with a suspend­ was arrested at 12:50 a.m. Thursday, deputies report. C yp ress A ven u e , rescu e. Wednesday. He was being held ed license. Firefighters broke up a fight. No In the Seminole County Jail In A 8 2 0 0 . .3 5 7 - m a g n u m Injuries were reported. Terrence Lee Lang, 21. of 10 lieu of 85.000 bond. handgun was stolen form the Friday Breckenrldge Village, was ar­ BURGLARIES A THEFTS rested at 3:30 a.m. Thursday on A thief grabbed a case of home of Annie Bell Williams. 70. —4:36 a.m.. Second Street and state Road 436. Altam onte cigarettes worth about 8255 and of 2014 Blackatone Drive, San­ Oak Avenue, emergency-related. ford. Deputies report the theft Flreflghtersstoppedafuel leak. Springs. He was released on ran to a walt^nu getaway car at 8500 bond. Fern Park Amoco station. 702 - U.S Highway 17 92. Fern Bark. Owner Duane Albert Miner told Diet Pill Sweeping U.S. CHASED AFTER Birr > thr The passenger In a stolen deputies the pickup truck that led Altamonte "V ta ilo n ^ w ith a n om cr man. Springs police on a high-speed believed to be the driver of the chase Into Orange County was getaway car. at about 11:25 p.m. charged with theft, forgery and Wednesday. The driver walked uttering a forgery after the law outside while the other man caught up with him. But the continued to wander around the N o D ie tin g — Eat A ll You W ant man who allegedly stole the station until he grabbed the cigarettes and ran to a waiting truck escaped. BEVERLY H ILLS. CA. (Special) — An am azing new "su p er" car, deputies report. grapefruit pill has recently been developed and perfected that A ltam on te Sp rin gs police reportedly "gu a ra n tee s" that you w ill easily lose at least 10 pursued the truck when It sped Gary L clllo tt. 37. of 246 uway from Valley Forge Amoco. Ash wood Drive. Maitland, re­ pounds In 10 d^ys. Best of all. It allow s you to "c a l as much 109 E. Altamonte Drive. Alta­ ported to deputies that Ills 840 as you want of you r favorite foods and still lose a pound a day monte Springs, at about 12:30 briefcase confining $100 and or m ore starting from the very first day until you achieve the a.m. Wednesday after the pas­ other Items were taken along Ideal w eight and figure you desire." senger In the vehicle reportedly with a .22-callber handgun from bought gas and beer and paid his office at Five Bolnts Auto T h is "s u p e r " grapefruit pill Isa dram atically im proved v e r ­ with a stolen credit card, police Sales. 2470 state Road 427. sion o f the world fatuous grapefruit diet. It Is far m ore effec­ report. Sanford, on Wednesday. Depu­ tive than the original and elim inates "th e mess. fuss, and high The chase to Winter Bark on ties have the name of a suspect cost o f eating half a fresh grapefruit at every m ea l." Interstate 4 was at speeds In who may have taken the Items " P i l l D oes A l l th e W o r k " excess of 85 mph and when the from an unlocked office. A ccording to the manufacturer, "th e pill Itself dors all the truck eventually stopped on A homemade trailer with an w ork w hile you quickly lose w eight with NO starvation "d iet Duffle Street In Winter Bark, air conditioner on top was stolen m enu s" to follow. NO calorie counting. NO exercise. NO hunger both the driver and passenger ran, hut the passenger was from 705 W. state Road 436. pangs. It ts 100% safe. You sim ply take the pill with a glass caught. Bollcc are still looking Winter Springs. Michelle Muncle o f w ater before each meal and the am a zin g com bination o f for the driver who reportedly olflcc manager for Alr-O-Tronlcspowerful Ingredients are so effective they take over and you had stolen the truck In Orange reported in deputies that the stnrt losing w eight lm m cdla'cly. P ill C o n ta in s a L L D a ily V ita m in s T h e powerful and unique com bination o f Ingredients arc what m ake this a "su p er-p ill". It contains highly potent grapefruit concentrate and a diuretic to help elim inate bloat 1717 Bark Ave.. was sentenced Court, reported that Willie Anne and pulTlncss. No need to take any vitam ins to maintain your good health and energy. The pill is fortlDed with A L L (100%) by Davis who also ordered W ln b crly. 38. o f Box 984, Hjorkman to pay the Bubllc Oviedo, had cuts, one on her arm o f the U.S. G overnm ent dally vitam in requirem ents Defender's Office 8350. the other on her leg. which she C o n ta in s J a p a n e s e ‘G lu c o m a n n a n ’ According to court records. said had been Inflicted by Each pill also contains an a m azin gly effective amount o f Hjorkman refused to calm down Barkley who wus still at the 'glucom annan". the remarkable natural dietary fiber discovery when ordered at ubout 1:45 u.m. scene. April 29 by a Sanford officer who Rodney Forward. 25. of 1314 from Japan (used successfully for over 1500 years) that exhad been called to the hospital E. 15th St., Santord. said his Ilands In your stom ach and gives you a full and satisfied fee'because BJorkmun was re­ finger had also been eul by lug all day long. portedly c u r s h u . and creating a Barkley. They v^-re treated ai T h e super-pill is already sw eeping the.counted w ith glowdisturbance, tie also was re­ the scene by part medics and lo g reports o f easy and fast w eight loss from form erly ported lo huve cursed the officer refuse J to Ik - taken lo a hospital, overw eight people in all walks o f life w ho are now slim, trim, and when arrested, resisted be­ according to a police report. ami attractive again. ing handcuffed. Ms. Wimberly said Barkley He reportedly hit the officer In approuchrd her when she was N o w A v a ila b le to P u b lic the -best and ran out of the Inside her home and hegan You can order your supply o f these highly successful "su|>cr" hu'pltal. He struggled wllh the waving a knife ut her. slashing grapefruit pills (now available directly from the manufacturer luwniun In the parking lot. her. the report said. Forward by mall order only) by sending $12 fora 14-day supply (or $20 knocked him to the ground and re|>orted that he was cut after ran Into nearby woods. He was the woman wus Injured. Boiler for n 30-day supply, or $35 for a 60-day supply) cash, check, s a id th e I n c id e n t w a s a or m oney order lo: Citrus Industries, 9903 Sim la Monica. HI.. captured and arrested. An O vied o man w ho r e ­ "domestic dispute." Dept. 240. B everly Hills. Calif. 9 0 2 1 2 .1Unconditional m oneyportedly cut a Sanford man and One of several witnesses at the bark guarantee If not satisfied.I Visa. MasterCard, and A m cr. an Ovleilo woman wus sen­ scene reportedly picked up the Express OK. (Send card number, expiration dole, and tenced to one year probation und knife outside ihr apartment and signature. (For fastest service for credit card orders O N L Y call five weekends In the Seminole turned the weapon over to |Milirc. —Desne Jordan County Jail. loll free I-|H00)-H62-6262. ext. 246. iu «. Roosevelt Barkley. 54. of Box 54, *70 Oviedo, was also ordered by Davis to pay the Bubllc IVfrnder’s Office 8350. On May 24. tw o O vie d o policemen who were called lo apartment 9. Butler Boston * Ffres New*?rapefruit 'Super Pill’ Guarantees Fast Weight Loss Bank Custom er Bandit G ets 5V2Years A Fern Bark man charged with •three robberies ut gunpoint has been sentenced to 5Vi ycurs In prison. Mark Alan Hutmacher. 22. of Regency Granada Apartments, was sentenced by Seminole Circuit Judge S. Joseph Davis Jr. Wednesday. Davis also ordered Hutmacher to pay the Public Defender's Office 8300 and recommended that he be treated as a youthful offender and thus sent to a prison wllh education facilities, counseling and Inmates close to his age. According to arrest reports. Hutmacher was charged May 31 with armed robbery, petty theft and aggravated assault with a gun after lie robbed two women at an automatic bunk teller. Sun Bunk. Oxford Road. Sem inole County sh eriff's deputy Terry Huffman reported that Hutmacher jxilnlrd a small hundgun through the passenger window of a car and said, "Give me the money you Just got." The women. Lisa J. Martin, 23. of Altamonte Springs, and Lorrlann Logr.mdc, 20 of Orlando, guve him two 810 bills. Hutmacher fled rust to nrurby woods and within minutes two C asselb erry p o lice o ffic e rs spotted and confronted him. H u tm a ch er ran to w a rd s u wooded area and as he trlrd In climb a fence. Cusselljcrry |>ollcc Capt. David Gilford fired a shot ut the suspect's feet, Huffman reported. Hutmacher clcarrd the fence and fired gunshots In an un­ known direction. Th - officers lost track of him In Ihr woods. Winter Bark pcllcc dr.gs were called In and trucked Hutmacher In the woods where he was captured. The lawmen reported (hiding a revolver In the same urea they located Hutmacher. On June 8. Hutmacher was charged with a third robbery occurring at the same bank reportedly Just before the Inci­ dent that lead lo Ills Initial arrest. In other court action Wed­ nesday. u Nun ford man accused o f creating a disturbance In the em ergency room o f Central Florida Rrgtonul Hospital. Sunford. was sentenced to 18 months probation for obstruct­ ing an ofTlcer wllh violence and disorderly Intoxication. 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Sanford, F L _____ Sunday, Oct, i l , I H 4 — SA W ORLD IN BRIEF CIA Charged With Intervening In Nicaraguan's Nov. 4 Elections United Press Internationsl Nicaraguan Interior Minister Tomas Borgc has accused the CIA of trying to disrupt general elections planned for November by using a double ugent to manipulate opposition candidates Borgc said late Friday the CIA used a government employee to pressure opposition candidates to withdraw from the Nov. 4 elections for president, vice-president and a 90-member Constituent Assembly. Holding a copy of the manual allegedly edited by the CIA and distributed to rebels trying to overthrow the leftist Sandlntsta government. Borgc said: "This Is the blble of the counterrevolutionaries." _____ Bnrge said the manual. .^ n a tion techniques, also shows "certain opposition parties with little representation" were to be used to m anipulatin’ ,, November voting. -w *® Napalm To Be Used On Rebels? SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador (UPI) - Leftist guerrillas have charged that the Salvadoran army and Its U.S. military advisers are planning to bomb rebel strongholds with napalm and other chemical explosives. The Nottsal news agency, run by the Salvadoran Communist Party from Nicaragua, said Friday the napalm bombings were to ensure "victories" for the military before government and rebel leaders resume peace talks In November. In Mexico City, leftist rebel Radio Venccrcmos delivered a statement to news agencies listing the towns In the eastern province of Morazan that are threatened with "massacre" by the bombings. "The plan cails for launching white phosphorus, napalm. 500-pound bombs, machine gun and artillery fire on civilian populations In fertile zones." Nottsal said, citing an unidentified "trustworthy source." Priest's Kidnapping Condemned N o v e m b e r 2, 1948: A N ig h t O f N e r v e s A t T he E d itor's D e s k Editor's Sole: With Walter Mandate trailing President Reagan In the fx>lls. Democrats are hoping fora repeat o f 1948. when Harry S. Truman upset Thomas E. Dewey for the presidency. Harry Culver o f UPI Oklahoma City recounts that election as he saw It from his seat as news editor o f a small-town Oklahoma paper. OKLAHOMA CITY (UP1I - There was no question about It. All the polls said Thomas E. Dewey, the Republican candidate from New York going to defeat Democrat Harry S. Truman, the man from Missouri. It was election night. Nov. 2. 1948. First returns were yet to arrive. As news editor for the Shawnee News-Star I was planning the layout for page nr*^. I approached editor N. B. "Beachy" Musselman and Managing Editor JarV Spencer With what I thought was a good contingency plan. I pointed to two picture mats In my hand, one of Dewey and the other of Truman, then a sample layout that had two-column holes at the top and bottom of page one. "I am going to have both mats cast (In lead)," I said, "then later tonight when we get the returns, we ll put the winner on top and loser on the bottom.'* Spencer looked at me and laughed. "You can throw the picture of Truman away,” he said. "You won't need It." "Beachy.” as wr all knew him. simply smiled and nodded In affirmation. I kept quiet. Most people I knew were also keeping quiet. In fact. I still marvel at the people who shouted the next day they had voted for Truman. The morale of Democrats In Oklahoma, as elsewhere In the nation, was low. A lew weeks earlier. Truman's finances were so nearly gone that he might never have visited Oklahoma had not ollman-Gov. Rov J. Turner helped underwrite the cost of the candidate's whistle-stop train. Carter Hradlev. Oklahoma City bureau manager for the old United Press, who rode the train with Truman, remarked. "Every­ where the train stopped. Truman bragged about the high srhirol band being the best he had ever heard.” The crowds were tremendous. While It appeared Truman had a lighting chance to carry Oklahoma, nationally It was a dif­ ferent picture. The Sunday before the election, the Oklahoma City Dally Oklahoman printed a front-page map In which U S. News and forecast a Rc(Ji.'8 »!t .f¥ « c t p . Heonmulcd Dewey would draw a victorious 322 electoral votes, leaving only 110 for . 3H tor Dlxlecrat South Cuiui..u/ Gov. J. Strom Thurmond and 61 In the doubtful column. Monday. Nov. I. the Dally Oklahoman carried a dispatch at the top of page one. headed: "Final Gallup Poll Says Dewey's In." The story, datellned Princeton. N.J.. said; "Gov. Thomas E. Dewey will win the presidential election wit It a substantial majority of electoral votes." It gave the final figures compiled by Dr George Gallup as Dewey 49.5 percent. Truman 44.5 percent. Henry A. Wallace 4 percent and Thurmond 2 percent. The (Mills retained their credibility until a short time after the voting ImmiiIis shut down the following night. The Chicago Tribune piloted Its famous headline: "Dewey Defeats Truman." As the night lengthened In the newsroom, feelings began to surface. There were smiles among several reporters and among the back shop printers. "Beachy" became quiet and worried. So did Spencer. While the outcome did not become certain until the next day. the r e tu r n s s h o w e d T ru m a n g a in in g momentum. The four southern stales of Louisiana. Mississippi. Alabama and South Carolina fell to the Dlxlccrats. and the delegate-rich states of New York. Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Indiana and Michigan went to Dewey. But a combination of farm, labor and black votes Joined other Democrats In helping Truman cut a swath across the Midwest farm licit. He raptured all but five states In the western two-thirds of the California. Illinois. Massachusetts. Ohio. Texas, and Missouri, all with 15 or iw u t. electoral votes, fttvorediitu nnn . So did Iowa. Minnesota and Wisconsin. Oklahoma gave Its Missouri nelghlsir a comfortable 63 percent. Arizona. Arkansas. Colorado. Florida. G eorgia. Idaho. K entucky. Montana. Nevada. New Mexico. North Carolina. Rhode Is la n d . T e n n e s s e e . U tah. V ir g in ia . Washington. West Virginia and Wyoming Joined the Truman parade. The Itnal count gave Truman 28 slates and 303 electoral voles to 189 lor Dewey. But at 1:30 a.m. |CST| Wednesday In Shaw nee. Okla.. no one was sure who had won. I wrote a headline that hedged: "Election Still In Doubt. Truman Lead Mounting." Circulation Manager J. Arthur Parsons pleaded to extend Ihe deadline. “ Beachy." one ol the nicest bosses I ever had. could stand It no longer. "Shut her down." lie said. "I'm not going to pay overtime to elect a Democratic president. WARSAW. Poland (UPI) - Polish leader Gen. Wojclech Jaruzclskl condemned the kidnapping of a pro-Solidarity priest and the ruling Communist Party called for a purge of the "criminals” responsible In the security forces. Herald Ihwle kr Or*aery ttoMi Grateful Grenada Bruce Bartholow of W inter Springs calls attention to the Thursday’s first anniversary of the Grenada Invasion by wearing the T-shirt sent him from there two months ago by his son Tobert. The shirt shows the flags of the U.S. and Grenada chained to the Statue of Liberty and says "U .S.A ., thanks tor rescuing G renada." His son, form erly of Osteen, has been cruising the West Indies and coast of South A m erica with his wife Clara in their 48 ft. two masted sailing vessel since September, 1983. Look what Southeast Bank is paying this week! 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IW Do Famous Ghosts Haunt U.S. Capital? WASHINGTON |NEA| - There was a lime when prnple who visited the nation's capital In lair October could ({cl a special treat for the Halloween season. If they toured the city's landmarks they mlf(ht tie told. In sol to voce, of the creatures that have long haunted the places and peoplr here. Alas, no more. The govern­ ment has stepped In to stop the rumors of things that go bump In the night. Curators and guides In many of Washington's creepy old Institutions say they have been told to stick to the format scripts In their spiels, and forget about the tales of the supernatu­ ral. Humph. Now even the ghosts are regulated. ^ , 's p p lly the effort b i ’fcheen ^Toodcrately success^!. The gult/T^nuy be gagged, but the stones they have told live on. People have been seeing spirits In Washington since the place was risen from the swamps. Indcrd, the capital may well be the most spooky major commu­ nity In the country. here by the voice of his late father. Then there was Abraham Lincoln. He claimed to have had ghoulish dreams In the White House. He once said he dreamed that he saw his friends gathered around a coffin that they said belonged to the "assassinated president." Lincoln laughed the dream off, but a few weeks lalcr he was killed as predicted. Lincoln's death has tormented the White House since. Some ghosts there arc said to be seeking his revenge. A man named James Tanner, who In­ vestigated the assassination, has been floating through the build­ statesman and ne'r-do-well In to get drunk, get mad, and throw ing from time to time, still American affairs, and the famed his volumes to the floor. looking for evidence aglanst the —The SmlthsonV— tf-w lc . bowl withblackgSVHi who struck'' Em ployees say that . tames .betr memories. the p r e s ^ lH ^ Smithson, whose money built tents; And the great man hlmscl —The Capitol E3u!ldlng. Main­ the castle In I849. also willed his may also still roam the executive tenance men who walk the bones to the Institution. For quarters. A numlrer of guests marbled ha//M.ry^ Lite at night, >cars. the bones were kept loose have reported the apparition. listening to the echoes of their In a box. and Smithson groaned Winston Churchill, for one. was own heartbeats, say they have with displeasure. They were once quoted as having seen seen prominent jx-ople from the eventually plcred together, how­ A b e's ghost, w hile stayin g past, now residing In Statuary ever. and he Is presently resting o v e r n ig h t In th e L in c o ln Hall, get down from their pedes­ In peace. bedroom: he was further quoted tals and dance with each other to —The Woodrow Wilson House. as saying he'd never sleep there strains of unheard symphonies. The 28lh president died here. And the tour guides aren't the —The Library of Congress. It Hut there are those who say he only ones who've thought so. again. One doesn't have to Ire a While has more than 72 million Items, never left. Caretakers claim that The eyewitnesses have Included some of the greal personalities of House guest, however, to sec and It's the largest library In the Wilson can be heard whistling In history. IJIysscs Grant, for specters In Washington. The world. It may also be frequented the upstairs rooms, and walking example, used to say he wus federal grounds are seeded ev­ by the remains of Edgar Allen through the halls. On occnslon. haunted by dead horse soldiers erywhere with the paranormal. Poe. who has a few books on the he lakes a nap In n chair, and the In W ashington, and James The town has been home or shelves. Poe. who Is burled In elegant upholatery falls under Garfield Ix-llrvrd he was visited hangout for every Imposing nearby Baltimore, has been said his weight —The Octagon. The grandiose masterpiece was built for a Virginia planter named John Tayloe. His daughters are sup­ p o s e d to h a v e t h r o w n themselves from the central staircase after arguments with the father. Witnesses say the young women return to the home occasionally, and swing from the stairwell chandelier. The stories go on and on. And perhaps It should be emphasized that they are stories. Records Indicate that the Tayloe daugh­ ters. for example did not really hurl th e m s e lv e s from the Octagon stairs, and Winston Churchill Is not known to have personally verified that incident In the Lincoln bedroom. Yet why let the facts get In the way ot the telling':’ Leave that to th e g o v e r n m e n t c e n s o r s . Nonsense or not. Washington after dark Is a stage where the British troops of 18 12 may walk the streets with torches, and w’hcre the men In Arlington Ccmetary can rise from their g r a v e s to d i s c u s s th e circumstances of their deaths. In fact, one of the few places that is not haunted here Is the structure where Lincoln was shot. Ford's Theater. That's Ironic, of course. It may also be unfortunate. "W e wish he would come back." says one fellow at the ticket booth. "People may think he stays away because the performances are not worth seeing." D riftw o o d Village 549 W EST LAKE M ARY BOULEVARD LAKE M ARY, FLO R ID A 32746 (1 M ile East Of I-4) N e ig h b o r h o o d P a tr o l C u ts C r im e T hePeople Are By Deane Jordan Herald S ta ff W riter Burglars do not like Country Club Circle. They dislike the 20O-homr residential section of Sanford so much there has been only one burglary llierr In the past two months. This spring the situation was quite different. During one four-week period the close-knit community had five burglaries. Things were, according to one resident, "getting out of hand." What hus caused burglars to find easier homes to ransack, seek a safer place to steal? A Neighborhood Watch' Program wilii a highly visible dally patrol and SO percent com pliance umniig residents who flood the com m unity with light after sunset by leaving outside lamps wllh yellow Ifghtbulbs on, ac­ cord in g to Jesse Wurrlner. c h a i r m a n o f t h e a r e a 's Nelghtxirhood Watch Program. The yellow bulb lells the police a n d th e W a t c h P r o g r a m patrolers that the resident Is a member of the Nelghtxirhood Watch. Warrlncr said the Country Club Circle Nelghtxirhood Watch program Is the only program locally that tic knows of which cnnduels a dally vehicle palml. "There's no question about It." said Watrlner who shares the patrol duties with neighbor John Addison. "Now when I go out there at night. Its quiet. The dllference Is unbrllevablr." Before Warrlncr and Addison sinned their staggered night patrols length, there were out-of-nclghborhood kids and adults roaming ubout. many of them staging home lilt-und-runs from Goldsboro school area after dark, he said. "The robberies and things got so bad around here something had to lx- done." he said. Since the pat ml began, which Includes a trip In the school every nlghi. I he cmwds have dispersed, the crime Is rate down, and residents are more concerned about keeping the nelghtxirhood secure. Key to the success of the patrol, beside neighbors helping n e i g h b o r s , is th e unpredictability of when the men will, on their own. patrol the nelghtxirhood In their vehicles. Warrlncr. who Is retired and lives on Country Club Circle with his wife Judy, said the (lalrnlers have no sel schedule, route or planned umounl of time lo be out. Thai way. he says, those tempted to burglarize the homes can never be sure when a patrol will motor by. When the men on patrol bcc something unusual, or actually see som eone com m ittin g a crime, they call the police and keep track of the direction a suspect travels so that when the police arrive they have a hot trail lo follow. In the four months since the patrol was organized, and more volunteers arc needed to provide a different pat role r every night. several suspicious Incidents or crimes in the making have been reported. Including a group o te e n a g e r s c a n v a s s in g the neighborhood, u man sleeping In an empty house, two men who were scared off afler amassing Items In a basket to take from a house, two kids traipsing about wllh sticks, and some kids who o c c a s i o n a l l y e n te r the nelghboorhood shooting birds. Two men scared ofT by the patrol hud m anaged to silen ce a woman's dog by knocking him out wllh a rock. The streets the nightly patrol polices Includes Country Club Circle. Country Club Drive. An­ derson Street, and part of 20th St.. Warrlncr said. " I feel strongly about the p a tro l." he said. " It Is an assistance to the neighborhood and an assistance to the police.*' who. according to Wurrlner have responded everytlme they have been called to Investigate a suspicious Incident. B e s id e s c r u is in g the neighborhood streets at night, the patrol also kerps un eye on houses that are vacant while the owners are on vuctlon or out of town for some reason. The watch program hus also prompted (he residents to keep their outside lights on all night, giving thieves less pluces to hide. The program Is coordinated through Sgt. Bill Bernosky at the Sanford p olice departm ent. Wurrlner. Funds for the patrol, that Is money for gasoline, removable signs for the sides of the vehicles a n d p o s t e d s ig n s In th e neighborhood, come from a onee-u-year $5 dues per house or family. Warrtner said. Besides conducting patrols. Wednesday October 91 Entree October 3ft Manager's Special Tuesday October 90 Eutrce FOR INFORMATION CALL: u Hotdog/Bun Taler Tolu Green Beans Express Hotdog/Bun Dell Sub T. Tota/F. Fries Fresh Fruit Juice Milk Express Hamburger Cheeseburger T. Tota/F. Fries Fresh Fruit CAS APPLIA N C ES CAS K \m ;ks Notebook In hand, Jesse W arrln er, of Country Club Circle, Sanford, Is ready to |ot down Information about any suspicious activity he sees during a Neighborhood Watch patrol. W arrln er helped start the patrol which In four months has helped reduce crim e In the area. the W atch p rogra m has a someplace secs him. The people newsletter for residenia and of­ are watching." fers tips on how to secure the home, how to wutch for suspi­ cious activity and how to report u crime. The program also has brought atte.itton to other problems m the neighborhood, according lo Warrlncr. such spotting stray animals and speeders. The Watch program hus In­ creased vigilance to the point that salesmen have been re­ ported lo authorities. '*'• '** * , " " ‘ ■,t*i ,yy pa Fy-^y-AMb ly j All Styles, Pilotless Efficiency, Great Colors • Lower utility bills with a V Ruud gas water heater • Keep warm, pay less with gas space heaters • Dry clothes for pennies a load with a gas dryer • Plan ahead. Give a gas grill for the holidays! FREE TU R K E Y »<"< an * r m ilu v iG A t kasi.1 rauc m rit coarwr \jio u r g f ls co. o i l A M I r n l . N n *mk A ir /? W i t ' l l V A M O tll SIS W. U h S U I l l t n i VOTE AND ELECT J o s e p h “ J o e ” W illia m s Warrlner said that legally, the patrol Is restricted In what It can do when members see u crime occurring other than report it. "The patrol Is doing what I sel out to do." Warrlner said * 'l w a n t t o b o x t he neighborhood In so that when a person com es in somebody STAFF DEVELOPMENT DAY Milk More in '84 H A R D W IC K Friday November 3 Juice (3 0 5 ) 8 6 2 -3 1 5 2 1 0 % OFF Express Flestado Hamburger Hotdog T. Tota/F. Fries Fresh Fruit Juice Milk Milk m um do O C T O B E R 1 5 -N O V E M B E R 30 Flestado Com Fruit Ice Cream Milk Spookghetll Pumpkin Peas Witch Salad Goblin Rolls Monster Milk Halloween Cake RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE SUITE 201 • 888 SQUARE FT. (3 0 5 ) 3 2 3 -9 3 1 0 Thursday November I Entree Secondary — Fruit ' OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE SUITE 107 - 785 SQUARE FT. SUITE 306 • 1131 SQUARE FT. SCHOOL MENUS SCHOOL MENU RETAIL & OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE Seminole County School Board, Dist. 3 NON-PARTISAN QUALIFIED RESPONSIBLE OBJECTIVE "W ill promote policy to onabla every child in Seminole County* to receive the higheet quality of education required to m eet the needs of their future." • A p p o in te d e f f e c t iv e J u ly 1 3 ,1 9 8 4 b y G o v e r n o r B o b G r a h a m . • E n d o rs e d by: S e m in o le E d u c a tio n A s s o c ia tio n • PAC VOTE for Joseph “ Joe” Williams, Tuesday, November 6, 1984 M . Pol. Advertisement by Stewart Baker, Campaign Treasurer J �w * ■ u tO . Exercise Shown To Fight Heart Disease NEW YO RK (UIM) - R e­ searchers say there Is little doubt that routine exercise strengthens the heart and may even lessen the severity of hcan attack In persons suffering from heart disease. Doctors working with animals say t he y f o u n d the cardiovascular systems of pigs a n d r a ts Im p r o v e d w h en routinely put through a strenu­ ous workout. Dr. James Scheucr. professor of medicine and physiology. Albert Einstein College of Medi­ ...Bikers Con tinned from page 1A JtTffcj' net you a $15 fine. Although Seminole County law enforcement officers say they have not mountrd a manhunt for offenders they will enforce the law. "Our officers are aware of the law and will be looking for violators, os In all violations of the law." sheriffs spokesman John Spolskl said. "Inltally, un­ ...Theft Continued from page I A to help curb theft. Dale recently nabbed a man who was making ofT with $170 In wooden stair spindles. • "W e’ve shut It down out here m ainly because people are moving In." he said. People who steal from con­ struction sites most often arc ...Library cine. reviewed studies by Dr. Colin Bloor and associates at the University of San California at San Diego. Schcuer said Bloor worked with pigs that had narrow cor­ onary vessels similar to those produced by arteriosclerosis In man. He said some pigs were put through treadmill exercise for five months while others were kept sedentary. After that, heart attacks were produced In the animals and blood (low through the narrowed vessels was measured. program of swimming for 8 to 10 "T h e studies showed more weeks. The study showed that blood flow Into the areas of although the swimming super­ disease In pigs I hat had un­ imposed on the high blood dergone physical training and presstirr Inceascd the heart size that the severity of the heart and weight, heart function and a t'.a ck w as le s s In th ose heart chemistry Improved and animals." he said returned to or almost to nc,inal. "T h is study has Important "Thus In this experiment It implications because the cor­ appeared that rrpratrd swlmlng onary vessels In pigs arc similar not ony did not aggravate the to those found in man. effects of high blood pressure on In his own laboratory. Scheuer the heart but In fact may have said rats with high blood pre­ ameliorated those elTccts." he ssure were put Into a dally said. Continaed from pmg. 1A St v; considers the $3 fee per report hts agency charges to be fair and that It reflects the actual costs In vo lved . He said the fee. established by Sheriff John nolk may change when they have had an opportunity to study the new law. Based on a September figure of $277. the sheriff's department filters about $8,000 a year Into the county's coffers from copy­ ing fees. Hut Spolskl said every on e Isn’ t charged for copies. Victims of crimes or other parties directly Involved In a case are not charged. Other law enforcement or state agencies and the press are not charged. But insurance companies or those who might hope to profit from having copies of the re­ ports, such as burglar alarm salesmen, are charged, Spolskl said. Although he has only read a summary of the new law. Alta­ monte Springs police Lt. Edward Overman said he believes It may bring a change of policy for his department. If a change is made It will be up to the city com­ m ission, w hich established police copy fees st $2.50 for the first sheet and 50 cents per each additional sheet of a routine rep ort and $45 fo r tra ffic homicide report, not including pictures, he said. The $6,000 Altamonte Springs police collected last year In copy fees went Into the city's general fund. Overman said. Everyone except victims o f crimes are charged, he said. Longwood police Capt. Terry Baker said hla department's copy fee of $5 for routine report and $100 for traffic homicide report Is fair. The time the police officer spends writing up a report as well as the time It takes clerical personnel to search for and copy reports are covered In the fee. Baker said he couldn't say whether that la legal under the new law or not, and added that Police Chief Greg Manning set the rates and It would be up to him tu change them. Baker said citizens who ask for copies of a report are not charged, but Insurance compa­ nies are. He said half the funds collected go to hts department's police benevolent association and half to the city. Sanford's Aaalatant Police Chief Herb Shea said he was aware o f the new law, but Is watting lo see a copy of It before making any changes In de­ partment policy. It will be up to LONDON (Ul’ ll - Saying human rights violations cross Id e o lo g ic a l and p o litic a l bounds. Amnesty Interna­ tional this week cited 117 countries for cruelty and e x p r e s s e d c o n c e rn o v e r executions In the United States. Detailing murders, torture and myriad human rights abuses In Its annual report, th e g r o u p e x p r e s s e d particular concern at the In­ crease In U S . executions, noting the number of convicts on death U.S. prison 1a "the highest figure ever.' "Human rights abuses — and the struggle against them — are not limited to any particular Ideological or polit­ ical system." said the report by the International human r i g h t s o r g a n i z a t i o n In London. T h e r e p o r t d e s c r ib e d thousands of killings by secu­ Such cases demonstrate the need for the law. according to Altamonte Springs police Sgt. Bober. Merchant, "even though l‘ve observed very few Incidents of bike riders using headsets." he said Sterro headsets can produce up to 120 declbles of sound, nearly as much as a Jet engine, according to a Tampa ear doctor who said most people play their headsets at 60 to 90 declbles. That's high enough to drown out trafTlc noise, and can even block out sirens. Spolskl said. c o n s t r u c t i o n w o r k e r s microwave ovens stolen from the themselves. Dale and Jones said. same house. Thieves smashed a And many times, they say, the hole In the kitchen wall to get thefts are "Inside Jobs" where the last one, he said. Pilferers use the hot property construction workers or delivery people come back after hours on their own construction pro­ jects or sell It to other con­ and steal from the site. Contractors who have sufTered tractors at a cheaper price, the with the problem for years say developers said. If caught red-handed, site construction site thieves are robbers could be charged with persistent. Ron S ch w artz, who built petty or grand theft and spend 1 homes In the Sabul Point area of to 15 years In Jail. To discourage theft, many Longwood, said he had three bu ild ers are postin g signs other steps to prevent theft, warning that construction site according lo Sheriff's Capt. Beau vandalism and theft Isa felony. Taylor. He suggests builders The Home Builders Associa­ lake shipment of materials only tion. a 1.700-member group of on the day they arc to be used. builders from Orange, Osceola Temporary fencing and lighting and Seminole counties, sells Its also helps, he said. members signs for $2. HBA's Public Affairs Director. Randy Instead of paying for a fullNotes, also said the group oilers fledged security officer, he said a $500 reward for the arrest of a builders can hire u "watchman:" suspected thief, regardless of the someone like a college student amount stolen. who can keep and eye on the slle Builders can and should take at a cheaper price. r i t y fo r c e s , as w e ll as numerous Inrfdmts of flog­ g in g s . a m p u ta tio n s and torture in the 117 nations. "H um an rights activists have been tortured and killed In El Salvador and Guatemala — confined to corrrctlvr labor camps or psychiatric hospi­ tals In the Soviet Union and abducted or Imprisoned in other countries." II said. " C r u e l and Inhuman punishments — (logging and amputations — were reported from Iran and Saudi Arabia." estvsald, The group said five convicts were put to death In the United States lit 1983 and 1.289 prisoners were under dealh senlence at the end of 1983. There have been 15 execu­ tions In the United Slates so far this year and the number on death row Is now 1.420. Zayre w i’a i s o n a r IN OUR "HOME SALE" CIRCULAR ON PACE 8 WE ADVERTISED A WELBILT OIL FILLED RADIATOR HEATER FOR S39.W. DUE TO A MANUFACTURER’S PRODUCTION PROBLEM, THIS BRAND WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE. OTHER OIL FILLED RADIATORS OF EQUAL V alue w il l be ava ila b le a t ALL OUR STORES. SORRY, NO RAIN CHECKS ARE AVAILABLE. WE APOLOCIZE FOR ANY IN­ CONVENIENCE THIS MAY CAUSE OUR CUSTOMERS. tn various stages of negotiation. tion are $3 per year. Anyone Ms. Rhein said. The county Interested In Joining may get commission Is scheduled to re­ Information by calling Pat Her­ view the sites on Nov. 13. ring. president of the Friends of The library system has 44 the Library. 339-0354. employees, eight of whom arc part-time working 20 hours a week. An active citizens' group, the Friends of the Library, supports the system with donations of needed equipment, ranging from typewriters to record players, a microwave and refrigerator. At Its annual book sale held recently, the Friends earned some $7,000 by selling about 25,000 old books. A fte r a w eek en d tw o-d ay sale the Police Chief Ben Butler to decide Inhouse copies, outsiders pay. )l: (COMING SOONi Friends had 500 books left. Dues If a change In the current charge Including the IRS which pays for membership In the organiza­ cash, Ms. Lcvltl said. of $3 per page is necessary. The Seminole County branch Shea said while he has not read the law, he said he believes o f the Stale Attorney's office It makes a distinction between charges 15 cents a page for privately-ow ned copiers and cop ies, a cco rd in g lo o ffic e copiers purchased with taxpay­ spokesman Sandl Malsak. She said the 15-cent charge Is to ers money. At the Sanford police de­ cover the costs o f the paper, partm ent, the photocopying adding that most of the copies machine Is not owned by the are made at the request of public city. It Is owned by the Sanford defenders, parole and probation Police Benelovent Association officials, and private attorneys. Assistant State Attorney Ralph which also receives proceeds from the machine to help officers Ericksson said the office has the In need and their families. The copying service for those entitled association also purchases the to have copies so that their flics supplies for the machine. Shea are not removed from the office for reproduction. said. State law. lie said, states that Ms. V.'.V an said, however, the state law makes no distinction material must be open for In­ between privately-owned copiers spection and available for copy­ and publicly-owned ones. In fact, ing. He said the law does not Dear Voter: the new law she said. Is worded state that the State Attorney's almost the same as the previous office has to make copies. The Florida Highway Patrol law with the major change being In November of this year I will be completing my first term the Inclusion of the "actual cost charges 10 cents a page for a as a Member of your Board of County Commissioners. I copy of a report other than an o f reproduction" phrase. She sold the law says the accident report, according to am asking that you support me in my reelection so that custodian of the records shall clerk Carole Morrison of the I may continue to give you honest and decisive leader­ furnish a copy upon payment patrol's seven-county head­ ship. I am pioud of my record as a fiscal conservative. and If the fee Is not set by any quarters In Orlando. Ms. Morrison, who has worked state statute, aa it la In some The knowledge and experience I have gained through cases, all that can be charged Is for the patrol 15 years, said the my background in accounting, budget organization and price charged for copies Is de­ the cost of reproduction. Although Shea said he does termined by patrol officials In management have made me more effective. not know the total cost o f Tallahassee and Is In effect document reproduction, he said statewide. We are half way through the l 9 8 0 s and are experiencing a Accident reports cost $2 no it would Include the cost o f the materials, employee time, re­ matter how many pages long the growth unparalleled in the history of C entral Florida. search, and the time the officer report Is, she said. That price Obvious problems continue tu face the citizens, such as took to write the report, an has been In effect since at least 1969. she s a id . A t r a ffic transportation, growth management, environmental pro­ opinion seemingly contrary to homicide report costs $25. the new statute. tection and the preservation and integrity ol our residen­ She said the 10-ccnt fee is to Shea a a 'j the majority of copy tial areas. T> effectively lead the County through the requests come from Insurance cover the cost of paper and other c o m p a n ie s and e v e r y few copying supplies. All money second half of the 8 0 s, l will he able to draw upon my months an Individual complains collected from copying Is re­ experience and willingness to work with others to solve turned to the state patrol head­ about the $3 a page charge. problems. Our quality of life in Seminole County will lx* The $3-per-page price, he said, quarters In Tallhasaec. la about what other law en­ maintained. forcement agencies are charging. "W e find out what the other I have enjoyed campaigning door to door and have utilized people are charging and try to stay up or down with them." many of the ideas you gave me at that time. I am pleased Sanford police charge $35 for a by the helpful attitudes of the citizens. We must continue M IA M I (U P !) - T h e a d ­ homicide report, a rate lhat was reduced from $50 after lt was ministrators of a fundamentalist to work together and commit ourselves to opposing gov­ learned lhat they were charging school say they will not allow ernment waste and become more effective and efficient in more than other area agencies students to attend a Michael Jackson concert next week delivery of services. I will continue to represent you with for that type of report. While several agencies have because rock singers are "un­ honesty, fairness and integrity in a spirit of cooperation. worthy examples for living." said they probably will review the law when they get a copy " B e c a u s e ro c k m u sic Is As your Commissioner, I am proud of my record, and ask and alter their charges If neces­ associated with dancing, drink­ sary, Ms. Wilson said those who ing. the drug scene and other you once again for your help and support on November 6. have not changed already may u nacceptable beh a vior and be breaking the law. because the writers and per­ "Even If they don't have a formers are unworthy examples Sincerely copy o f the law It Is the law for living, we believe DCS stu­ now." she said. dents should not listen to rock A t th e S e m in o le C ou n ty music," the letter said courthouse, people needing "For this reason, we feel It copies of documents are charged Barbara A. Christensen $1 a page, as per state statute, necessary to Inform you that our according to the supervisor o f students are not permitted to the recording department. Clara attend the Michael Jackson concert. Any students who do so Lcvltl. While a fee la not charged for will be disciplined accordingly." crease the funds as additional went on Its own on Oct. 1. 1978, co u n ties built new lib ra ry breaking away from Orlando systems, so the state aid Is Public Library which served somewhat less than the 25 cents Seminole under contract begin­ Continaed from page 1A ning In the 1975-76 fiscal year. p e r il. library money this fiscal year, In addition, the county has Five new libraries arc to be expected to be about $104,695. also applied for federal grants of built In the county using $7 "W e won't really know until $8,000 for the books by mall m illion from a bond Issue February when the money Is program: for $36,000 to Im­ approved by the voters In distributed." she said. plement an automated equip­ October. 1982. Ms. Rhein said law passed by ment and line charge for a New libraries are to be built In the Florida legislature some bibliography system, as well os years ago called for county $3,815 Tor a computer terminal Sanford. Forest Clty-Weklva. libraries to receive state aid of 25 connected to the state library Ovledo-Tuskawllla. Casselberry and Lake Mary. cents for each local dollar spent, network. Sites for the new facilities are The county library system but the '• gislature did not In­ ...Copies Am nesty Group Attacks Human Rights Violations County sheriffs deputy Hany Bradley reported that a deputy there ticketed a headset uslnit rider, who after receiving the citation, put his headphones back on and rode off. Bradley, who Investigated the Violation of the law Is. Spolskl sold, a civil violation, not a death of a 26-year-old cyclist criminal offense. Except for the who was struck and kilted by an $15 fine, there are no other car that spun out of control on penalties or points Involved, he Oct. 3, said lhat If the woman had not been wearing headsets said. she might have heard the car Apparently some cyclists In­ coming and been able to avoid It. sist on using their headsets The cyclist was not at fault In despite the law. Hillsborough the accident. til people become familiar with the law we will probably be giving warnings, but alter the public has had a chance to become educated to the law we will start handing out citations.” Sunday, Oct. J«. 1H4-7A Evtning Herald. Sanford. FI. - WATCH FOR Western Sizzlin Steak House 10 th ANNIVERSARY BARBARA CHRISTENSEN COUNTY C O M M ISSIO N E R DISTRICT 1 • REPUBLICAN 'Michael Jackson A Bad Influence' rd. I H AJv ^ * $ �I i » » » % ■. & •A — E y e n ln g H e ra ld , Sanford, F I m j ’K l j i f j l l F I I I i I l M . 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We played a tremen­ dous. tremendous defensive game." The final tally would Indicate such — Lake Mary 3. A|>opka 0. "W e Just plain outhlt them." screamed Nelson to all who wanted to hear after the game. "W e outhlt 'em. We outhlt 'em. We outhlt 'em ." It was quite a defensive effort. It had to be. Apopka was Prep Football averaging 36 points per game entering Friday's encounter. Even the offensive hero. Scott Underwood, whose 27-vard field goaf marie the difference, was ecstatic* about the defense. "The defense won It for us." he said. "They played a helluva gamt. They were relentless. Just relent­ less all night." Linebacker Don Meyer was the most relentless. The 190-pound senior picked off a pass to set up the only score of the night and then made the game-saving tackle on All-America Sammle Smith with 34 seconds to play. Il came on the rear end of a flea-flicker which threated to wrest a sure vlrlory from defeat. “ (A|»opka coach Chip) Gierke stole that play (lira-flicker) from us." bellowed Nelson. "Smith hurdled that last guy. If we didn't have good pursuit on that play, he would have scored." Meyer was the last result. See RAMS. Page 4B H#r jid Pt*>»© by Tommy Vincont A p o p k a 's A rc h o lle s C o llie r re a c h e s o v e r the top of La k e M a r y 's W il M e a d o w s to b re a k up the catch. DeLand's Defensive Bite Nips Tribe By J Richards Special trTThe Herald DeLand's football team fooled Seminole once, and the Sanford squad fooled Itself a couple of more times to hand the Bulldogs a 14-9 Five Stur Conferencevictory Friday night i>efore 1,800 at the Seminole High School Stadium Seminole slipped to 3-2 in the conference and 4-3 overall while DrUind rose to 3-2 In the Ux»p and 5-3 overall. The loss makes Seminole's road even tougher as It needs thrc^'stralght victories to make off with the Five Star Conference title. Lake Brantley, which Improved to 4-2 and 4-2. comes lo Sanford next Friday. Lake Mary, which look over the drivers' seat with 31 and 6-1 marks, conies to Seminole In two weeks. The 'Notes finish with hapless Spruce Creek. After four opening-series offtackle dives by DeLand's star fullback. James Patrick ceked out one of the two total first-hall Bulldog first downs, unheralded Junior back D a rry l H arris zoomed 57 surprising yards to .rs r t —i—■ but tin- clincher cam e two periods later. After tite Trllte saw a thirddown quick kick from Its own 10 wllh 3:30 to go In the third t a k e a le a d I I k * v ic t o r s w o u ld period boomerang. DeLand then n e v e r r e lin q u is h . The game's real star. DeLaml recovered a thwarted Mike linebacker-kicker Mike Studlcy. Whelchel pass attempt Ihut was rammed home the extra-point ruled a fumble on I lie ensuing ImkjI for u 7-0 lead, but he did his series lo hand the Bulldogs their real dumage — with help front second score of the game for a 6-4, 300-pound teummute John 14-3 lead with but two seconds to go In the stanza. Brown — later In the game. Except for some occasional The sparse Seminole High stadium crowd didn't have to standout defensive plays by wult long for the next_ surprise. Del.und to foil Seminole of- Prep Football • * / « iw fenslvc thrusts, that first-scries offensive gem and the two-yard Patrick plunge for the insurance TD In the third period was alm ost all the offense the Hulldogs could muster. It was enough, us the 'Notes self-destructed on most of their offensive thrusts. The Tribe controlled the ball but could not control Itself. Twice In the first half SHS marched Inside the DrLund 20. but bad to settle for u 29-yard Hul Posey field goal for Its efforts In the second hulf thr ,. w i V< P a t r io t s S lo p S p ru ce C reek Bowers, Lions Run Past Bishop M oore Oviedo's ailing senior fullback Charles "Pop" Bowers got a bit of a rrst Friday as the Lions beat winless Bishop M<x>rc. 21-7. Hampered by a bruised thigh. Bowers sat out the first series of the game and the latter parts of the final period cn route to two touchdowns and 182 yards rushing on 22 carries as the Lions upped their Orange Bell Conference record lo 3-2 and went to 4-3 overall. "He's still hurting." said Oviedo head coach Jack Blanton of his siar back Saturday morning But Bowers wasn't hurting enough to break to the outside off a dive play for a 65-yard second-|>erlod touchdown to end a two game scoring drought by the Lions. He also had a seven-yard fourth-stanza touchdown to cap a 60-yard drive. The 6-1. 195 pound fullback, und Junior running 'males Andrew Smith (nine rushes for 52 yards) and Cornell Green (six carries for 33 yardsl got some good trap blocking from Interior linemen Chris Finch. John Lowcrle and Tim Willis. Blanton said. He added that Joe Tanner and Lenny Hill also shined on the offensive line. Ovlrdo's final score was set upby a Hernell Simmons Interception In the fourth quarter — but It was a 15 yard-penalty that, oddly enough, pleased Blanton. "Bernell got the Interception at their 35 and ran II back to the 12. und we grit the 15 yarder." the coach began. "Then we drove II In from about the 35. "W e realized we could score.” Blanton said, adding that with the loss of a couple of guards und a quarterback at the start of the year has hindered the Lions' offensive production "That (scoring three TD's alter three total shutout losses) helped us becuuse we've had a hard time scoring this year. The Lions had scored only 28 points prior to the three-TD outburst Friday. An Interception lale In the game ended a fourth Oviedo scoring drive. Blanton said. "W e were driving the ball, but a pass deflected off one of our men and was Intercepted at the 50 und we had three 15-yard penalties lo help them score. Bishop Moore got Its only touchdown on a seven-yard John Morrtssee pass reception from quarterback Colin Dailey. The Homels' pass attempt on the conversion try failed. Oviedo returned the compliment late In the final period, when 6-1. 196-pound senior linebacker Mark Howell swiped another Hornet aerial to thwart a second Bishop Moore drive. "L a rry Grayson, who started for " P o p ” (Bowers) at fullback also playd well at defensive tackle. James Walker and Fred Hill, both Juniors, had good nights at the defensive ends. The Lions, who were 8-3 In 1982. moved one game uhead of last year's disappointing 3-7 mark but Blanton noted that a fifth win might be more elusive. Blanton said his charges sustained several more banged up players, and wllh Cocoa Beach. Kissimmee Osceola and Lake Mary remaining, "w e'll have to get healed If we want to win any more." . Hul he quickly added that "w e now realize we can score." and that winning Is no Impossible chore. — J Richards Tribe's offensive superiority over DeLand was even more appar­ ent. but so. loo. was I he SHS self-destruction factor more pronounced. "It was a frustrating game." said u dejected SHS roach Jerry Posey. Ills team had racked iqi 11 llrst downs to DeLand's three, bad out-passed the 'Dogs 120 yards lo seven yurds and bad d o m in a t e d l l m e - o l possession. Seminole also dominated the unwunted statistic of rajlv-kllllng See TRIBE. P «K « 41) (IV . iU u • ' Herald Photo by Tommy Vincent Lake M ary's Billy Caughell, left, and Lym an's M ike Henley are two of the top linebackers In Central Florida. Caughell plans a c a re e r In pre law or as a v e te rn a rla n . Henley Is Interested In computers and engineering. Henley, Caughell Have Their Handles On Tight By 8am Cook Herald Sports Editor Lyman's Mike Henley and Lake Mary's Billy Caughell have more In common than crushing tackles and excellent academics. Henley Is the son of a high school principal while Caughell Is the son of an evangelical minister. Which probably adds a little extra to their lives and puts them little more under the microscope. They arc watched to see how they handle themselves — on und off the football field. From all Indications, the handles are on tight. These two football adversaries carry themselves wllh equal excellence whether they're knocking down enemy ball carriers or devouring subject matter in the classroom Henley, who turned 18 Friday. Is the son of Prep Feature Lyman High School principal Carlton Henley. The elder Henley has been at Lyman over 20 years and younger Henley said he’s been known as the principal’s son "as long as 1 can remember." Caughell. 17. Is the son of Bill Caughell. The elder Caughell was minister o f education at Orlando's Calvary Assembly Church for 11 years. He has worked for Rex Humbard and now teaches school at Winter Springs Elemen­ tary. "Dad's been a minister all my life." said Billy. "That's the way 1‘ve always known him." ftaa HANDLES. Page 4B By Rick Crawiord Special to the Herald DAYTONA BEACH - The Lake Brantley Patriots played a less than Ideal game on a less than Ideal night against Spruce Creek Friday. Bogged down by the rain and muddy condi­ tion!*. the 5-2 Patriots slopped to u 19-0 victory over the 1-6 Hawks In Five Star Conference football before 1.500 fans at City Island Park Allhough the night was less than Ideal, coach David Tullls. who wasn't too Impressed wllh Ills Pals, had to enjoy the happenings track In Seminole County. Coupled with Lake Mary's upset of Apopka and Seminole's loss to DeLand. the Patriots' title hopes got a shot In the arm. Tullls hud said last week that Ajxipka had to lose to Lake Mary. Lake Branllcy had lo beat Seminole this Friday and Seminole had to whip Lake Mary In two weeks. Tullls has one of his three combinations needed to force a playoff at the end of the year. Although Brantley was heavily favored Friday, the Hawks took the ojK-nlng kickoff and looked like they may make u game of II. Quarterback Tom Alxlo used three consecutive pass comple­ tions to Julian Larkins lo move the Hawks lo the Pats 37-yard line. From that point the Pats' defense, led by Larry Frocmmlng. Jeff Morris and Sean G'Brlan. stiffened, and the Hawks were forced to punt. Lake Branley took the Itall on the Spruce Creek 30 and were unable lo move the football on their first possesion and were forced to punt. On their next possesion the Patriots took the ball from their own 47 down the field to the Hawks 22 yard line. Wllh only 50 scronds left In the first quarter Bobby Garrison took a handoff from Junior quarterback John Gowan and ruced 22 yurds off tackle to score. The point after wus good und the Putrlotsled. 7-0. Once again on the next drive, a strong defensive effort thwarted the Hawks. The Patriots blocked the punt and recovered It on the Hawk 28 yardllne. The Patriots' offense, though, fulled to cash In and three plays Into the series. Gowan threw an errant pitch to halfbark Cornelius Friendly. The Hawks fell on Ihc ball at Ihclr own 26-yard line. The next lime the defensive struck, however. It wasn't in vain. On the very next play. Patriot defensive bark Scott Salmon picked olT a Alxlo pass and raced 48 yurds untouched for the score. The Patriots had yet another scoring opportuni­ ty that slipped through their hands before halftime. With fourth and goal on the eight-yard line Patriot quarterback Gowan's fourth-down pass fell Incomplete, leaving the Big Blue on top at the end of the first half. 13-0. The third period was very uncvcntfull os nothing took place unllPSl seconds to go In the quarter when tailback Friendly ran 10 yards off tarkle to score. The try for two was no good and the Patriots led. 19-0. The only other bit of excitement was when Putrlot defensive back Steve Stark picked off u pass and raced 78 yards for u score. The score was nullified by a clipping penalty. �Sunday, Oct. II, ItM I B — Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Shula: 0-8 Bills Will Play Better Than Record year,’ * Simla said, "They didn't United Press International On paper. Sunday's game be- look that good on films the week tween the Ouffalo Bills and the before, but they played us Miami Dolphins appears to be tough." The Bills were tough lor Miami Bowl. It's all got to be done In llir biggest mismatch slnrc Ernest Dorgrtlne married Ethel a year ago, loo. outlasting the stages. A perfect season could Dolphins 38-35 In overtime In come with all those other things. Merman. "W e haven't won anything The Dolphins are undefeated the Orange Bowl Only once has perfection been yrt. and we want to win some­ In eight f(amcs and have won 13 straight regular season games achieved In the NFI. since the thing. They don't give you while the Bills arc 0-8 this league was founded In 1920. anything for eight games.” The Dolphins are likely to season and have lost 10 In a row That occurred in 1972 when the Dolphins, under Simla's guid­ break some records this Sunday, dating back to Iasi year. However, Miami coach Don ance, won I-I regular season h ow ever. Q u arterback Dan Shula Is trying his best to games and three more post­ Marino n e r d s 84 yards to break Bob Grlcse's record of 2.473 for convince everybody that Buffalo season games fora 17-0 record. The Dolphins' perfect start Is most yards In a season and Nat could provide a legitimate test despite the fact the Dolphins lhe lx*st In lhe NFL since Dallas Moore .needs 53 yards to break appear In have a big slatlstlcal won Its first eight games In Mercury Morris' record of 7.4HG ( nothin' d career yards. 1977. advantage. Marino also needs 26 comple­ Yrt. no one on the Dolphins Shula points io last month's game between the two teams even wants to think about a tions to break David Woodley's club record of 191 completions when the Dolphins had to perfect season. "Our goal Is to get Into Ihe In a season. struggle to come away with a While Buffalo Coach Kay playoffs with a home field 21*17 victory. "T h ey ’re 0-8. yet that’s one of advantage." says Shulu. "Our Stevens has been given a vole of the toughest games we had this final giwl is to win the Super confidence by owner Ralph Pro Football Mountaineers Try To Snap Penn State Hex United Press International West Virginia Coach Don Nehlen believes In hexes. He Just doesn't believe that magic has anything to dowllh (hem The subjrct has come tip often ihls week because Saturday tonight's opponent. Penn State, hasn't lost to the Mountaineers since 1955. • ' People keep saying they have u hex on us." Nehlen said. "But I'll tell you what the hex Is: It's that Penn Stair blocks and tackles so well against every body. "But our kids don't live lit Ihr past. These kids don't care uboul what happened In 1962. We're concerned about now. not back then." ■ No. 14 West Virginia. 6-1. Is favored over Ihe 20th ranked Lions, 5-2. but Penn Stale has brntrn West Virginia 25 straight times and Is 27-0-1 In the series since 1955. Many thought West Virginia would snap I he streak last year Inn the Lions rolled In a 41-23 victory In University Park, Pa. ’ West Virginia gels another chance at home tnnlghl In front of scouts from ID t>ow]s. The Mountaineers upset Iktsion College 21-20 Iasi week by holding Doug Flutle and the Eagles Scoreless In the second half. College Football Tonight. West Virginia turns its alicniion to slopping the run. Penn Stale sophomore D. J. Dozlt-r rushed for 159 yards on 22 carrle« in Iasi week's 2 1-3 victory over Syracuse. Allcr a slow start due to Injuries, Dozier has 355 yards on 60 carries. "He Is on the verge of becoming a great hack." I’enn State coach Joe Palcrno said. " If you have any aspirations of beating them (Penn Slate) you bad better play well up front." Nehlen said. "Nobody In the country can beat Penn Slate If their offensive and defensive lines don't play well. And they don't nerd much lo spring (tailback D.J.) Dozier. He’s a beauty." In unother game matching ranked teams. No. 2 Texas hosts No. 16 Southern Methodist In a crucial Southwest Conference game, In oilier games. No. I Washington hosts Arizona. No. 3 Oklahoma visits Kansas. No. 5 Nebraska hosts Kansas State. No, 6 Louisiana Stale hosts Notre Dame. No. 7 Ohio State visits Wisconsin, Wilson, two coaches will be was a popular choice to replace making their NFL debuts Sun­ Meyer, who was not well liked or day. Marty Schottenhclmer re­ respected by most of his players. places Sam Rutlgllano at Cleve­ Meyer had dismissed popular land and Raymond Berry takes assistant Rod Rust on Wednes­ over for Ron Meyer at New day without consulting man­ agement. but Berry re-hlred Rust England. Cleveland plays host lo New upon gelling the Job In other action Sunday. Den­ Orleans and New England en­ tertains the New York Jets ver visits the Los Angeles Raiders. Tampa Bay Is at Kansas Sunday. "There probably won’ t be any City. San Francisco at the Los Immediate changes, but I'm not Angeles Rams. Atlanta at Pit­ going to Up my hand right now." tsburgh. Cincinnati at Houston. Indianapolis at Dallas. SI. Louis Schottenhclmer said. "Looks like Marty's already at Philadelphia. Minnesota at learned a lot about being a head Chicago. Detroit at Green Bay coach In Just a couple of days." and Washington at the New York Giants. said Saints coach Bum Phillips On Monday night. Seattle Is ai "He knows what the boltom line Is — Cleveland's 1-7 and Fas lost San Diego. four straight. We re not murh STABLER CASHES IN CHIPS NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Alter better at 3-5 with three straight losses. He hns to win Sunday, 15 years as one of the NFL's most p rolific and accurate and so do I." Berry, a one-time standout p a ss ers, q u a r te rb a c k Ken receiver for th<- Baltimore Colts. 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Oalandanl NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mat ma undtrttgnag. Arthur H Backwllh, Jr . Clark ol tha Court. Sammota Count|r, Florida will on tha JOth day ot Nov ambar. ttsa. at It 00 A M , at tha W all front door ol tha Samlnola County Courthouta. Sanford. Florida, oltar tor Mia and M il at public outcry lo tha highatl and bail biddar for caih. tha lolloanng dtlcrlbad proparty In Samlnola County, Florida, lo aril Lot a], Wildwood, according lo tha plal lharaol at racordad in Plal Book l*. Pagat 1 through 10 ol lha P ub lic R a c o rd i ol Sam lnola County, F lo rid a IKnown at T il Thlttla Placa. Wintar Spring!. Florida) purtuanl lo final ludg nanl an •trad Oc lobar 71. 1H4 In lha abova tlylad pandlng cauM WITNESS my hand and tha M>at ot ta'd ro-jrt Ihlt ?Srd day rapraMntatlve't allomay ara tat forth balow All Inttratlad partont ara requlrad lo Ilia with thlt court. WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: (11 all dalm t ogalntl tha atlala and (11 any oblactlon by an In la rttla d pet ton to whom Ihlt nolle* wat malted that challenge* the valid Ity ot the will, Ih* quallflcatlont ot lha per tonal repretenlallve. venu*. or lurltdlcllon ot tha cowrt ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication at thlt Nolle* hat begun on October » . its* Per tone I Rapratanlallve: Stephen J Homan 7114 Wren Hollow Drive Tallahettee. FL Attorney lor Permnal Repretenlallve Felth X. Stelneker, Etqulre Dlyitlon. m* addrtn ofwhich It Samlnola County CourthouM, Sanlord. Florid* 71771 Tha name* and addrattat of tha pertone I repretenlallve and the per torn I r *p r*M n la llv *'l at lor nay ara tat forth below All In terfiled partont are requited lo til* with thlt court. WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE I I) all dalm t agalntl the atlat* and I I) any oblactlon by an In laratla d perton lo whom thlt nolle* wat mailed that challengat the valid Ity of the will. Ih* qualification* ot the per tonal rapratantatlva. venue, or lurltdlcllon ot the court. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Public*lion ol thlt Nolle* hat begun on October 71. Itt* Personal Rapratantatlva Betty J While ** Carriage Hill C lrd* CatMlberry. FL 17707 Attorney tor Per tone I Rtprtienlaflve: ROYCE D PIPKINS. P A 117 N Magnolia Avenue Orlando. FL 77*01 Telephone (70S) Sal 1*7* Publlth October 71 A November *. 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IMF O E Y -U 1 __________________ IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT FOR IIM IN O L R COUNTY, FLORIDA « PRORATt DIVISION PIN Number M M I CP IN RE: ESTATE OF LOUIS JAMES ROMAN. Oacaatad NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha adm lnlitrallon ol tha a a la ta ot L O U IS J A M E S R O M A N , d a c a a ta d . F lla Number la M7 CP, It pandlng In •ha Circuit Court tor Samlnola C o u n ty , F lo r id a , P ra b a ta Dlvltion. tha addratt at which la Samlnola County CourthouM. Sanlord. FL MTTI. The namei end addrettet ol the per tonal rapratantatlva and tha partonal CNCftfaW *a**«*ann Mama ta.U<# fc 4 pm A*Mnt« *4 PfaiMftOA ft pm WUwwMBfCNuiAlpm lift t il 141 in m M»*l# •• his retirement front the struggl­ ing New Orleans Saints. Legal Notice o f October SCOREBOARD Nat Moore figures to have a productive day ^Sunday as M i a m i ' q u a rte rb a c k D an M arino chases a couple of passing marks against Buf­ falo. p o Boa iaai CatMlberry. FL 77T0T Telephone 701*74 7141 Publlth October 71 A November 4 .Ift4." DEY 1*1 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged In but men el la* A c a d e m y A v e .. S a n lo rd . Seminole County. Florid* under Ihe tlc lltlo u i neme ol J'S CLEANING SERVICES, end the I I Intend to teg Iiter Mid name with Ihe CNrk ol the Circuit Court, Seminole County, F lor Ida In accordance with the provltlo nt ol lha FIctillout Nam* Slelutet. low ll: Section t i l Ot Florida Statute* IMF l%> Jamet A Btadthaw Publlth October 71. 7* A Nov ambar a. 11. I M OEY IM ____________ _______ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRORATE Ol VISION Fit*Numbers* ITSCF IN R E i ESTATE OF RICHAROLEE WHITE, Dec a4tad NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The odmlnltlratlon ol lha a t t a t * ol R IC H A R D L E E W HITE, dacaatad. File Number *4171 CP. It pending In the C ircuit Court lor Samlnola C au n ty , F lo r id a . P ro b ata FOR RID lA /R M l, ArR 0*4. A/R 041 and A /R O tt ONLY: The** bid* a rt tor annual ra qulrvm enlt SuCCattlul bidder* may b* required to convey their bid p r lc tt. contract term * and condition* to m unicipellltet or other governmental agencie* wllhlnSemlnoleCounly A ll w ork th a t! be In ac co rd a n ct w ith tp e clllca tio n * available at no charge In Ihe O l l l c * a t Ik * P u r c h e tln g O irtd o r TTw Counir leverve* Ihe righ­ to reiecl any or all bid*, with » m i h u u i c a m , to w a iv e lechm teiille*. or to accept tha bid which In lit betl ludgemant b a il terve* Ik* interetl ol Ih* County Cotl ol tub m lttal ol (h it bid It contldered an operational j cotl ol Ih* bidder and thatl notj ba parted on or born* by Ih County Perton* are ad ,ite d that., they decide ta appeal a n y j c ltle n m a d * e l I h i t ta LEQA LADVE V F ll { M IN T THE BOARDOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Separate tea led bid* lor Ittm t at litled below will be received In Ih* Ottlc* ol Ih* Purchetlng Director, Seminole County until IM P M . Wtdnetday. Nov ember 07. Its* (local time) Bid* will be publicly opened and read aloud let Ih* above appointed del* end limei in the O tllr* ot Purchetlng, Seminole County Service* Building. I lot E Firtl Street. Room W ill. Sanlord. FL Lata bid* will be returned to mg/hearlng. may w ill record ot the proceedin lor tuch purport* rh*y I need to tn t u r t that a record at the proceedings! made, which record Include* ihq tetlim ony and w ttkh the appeal I JoAnnC Blackmon. Purchetlng Director County Service* Building 1101 E F irtl Street Second F leor. W ell Wing Sanlord. FL 17771 (M l) 171 ItM . E>l I I * Publlth October 71, leg* DEY 117 IF M A ILIN O BIOS. M AIL TO: P O Boa l i l t . Sanlord. FL 17777 It It IF D E L IV E R IN G RIO IN P E R S O N , D E L IV E R TO: COUNTY SERVICES BLOG 1101 E II I STREET. ROOM W77* SANFORD. FL Bid 1*07 Furnlth Legal Sir* Cate Binder* Bid MOl Furnlth 17) Motor nutra ctty nxmoA #1-1, ocroacit aa, im « K r! Elsewhere. Boston defeated Qctrolt 130-123, Philadelphia obwned C levelan d 111-101, Atlanta topped New Jersey 118-104, Seattle beat Utah *02-04 and Phoenix upended Oolden State 122-114. 4 3 .2 0 I0W40 70WSO AFTER REBATE T R E M E N D O U S REBATES! CHAMPION PERFORMANCE GUARANTEED HANDCLEANERS 840 TEGULAR ■ RESISTORS C I 1" * i r.kO M ) ruEsm sf. CAR RAMPS FLUSH & FILL KIT aYOU RAT U l LESS REBATE ATtllt RUNl VAUE ai 12.99 -2 0 0 - R E D H O T S P E C IA L S ! WD-40 ANTI mu Far ul I Ml u u Mart UMMAPI 47TIR aiMTI J AIR t FOR MOST t i ll -199 tit* »• - $3.39 AFTER REBATE AumsvHn MECHANICS CREEPER U T V S IW FENDER COVER LOW . L O W rr rM „ _n BiakwaJ Hjcnans l.lti wrry ii "H e’s going lo open up a lot of (flings for m e." Dailey said. " I krus able to come off the bench 4}id get my shots. In that last quarter, they might have been <91 Michael a little more and it Opened It up for me.” 1 Woolrldge, who also grabbed (line rebounds, said Jordan's twesencL- was a big li/1. MET COST OF I QUARTS 64C SL'KE STO r SEALED BEAMS " I f they want lo double up on me. I I ' r Just going lo free up Ihe other guys." said Jordan. " I f I can be a decoy, that la Jusl fine wllh me." '- Woolrldge led all scorers with 28 points while Dailey added 25. Including 12 In the final quarter trhen Chicago expanded a 78-74 If ad Into a rout. 4 4 .4 5 -1 .2 5 , f NOW DURING CAR CARE MONTH' FANTASTIC SELECTION' COME GET EM' G K .V f.JU t K u c m c LESS FACTORY REBATE VOUMVUt i o u w t i * i t at LCM 74CTOWT MSATt Narcoat i ouama V HUM ^ 9 U I ’ -1 0 0 92-31 , FOR ROOT AMERKAN CARS OIL FILTER P R IC E S r <| -a k A crowd of 13,913 went to Chlcngo Stadium (o fix Ihclr eyett upon rookie sensation Michael Jordan, and evidently bo did Ihe Washington Mullets. This did no! go overlooked by Dulls coach Kevin Loughcry. E veryone was looking for •Jordan to perform the awesome fea ts thill h ave m ade him fumnus, mi Loughcry let Iasi year's College player of Ihe Year play Ihe role of decoy. Wllh Washington concentrat­ in g o n J o r d a n . O r l a n d o Woolrldge and Qulntln Dailey responded to give the Dulls a 109-93 victory over Ihe Dullcts on Opening Night In Ihe NDA. Jordan, a leader on Ihr U.S. gold medal winning Olympic learn, scored 16 points. Dul he was only 5-of-16 from the field and made five turnovers. Paita ClMjfc YOU PAY US t QUARTS a St* ____ i United PresR International HAVOLINE SUPREME ■- } < Decoy Helps Bulls Blast Washington P R A Ift FUER DELAND M IX Maw to t Aw 7 3 8 -2 1 5 1 LEESBURG (II lansi MR IL MT. DORA 3 6 3 *8 1 3 5 2 . 5 9 ORLANDO SANFORD WINTER GARDEN Utt Faabarwa A * M l * MM H X Omab* Mn r CM a I M F Di 3 2 6 -2 5 8 5 1 T W M H T TO UMTT OUANTimS 5 QUART AFTER REBATE 3 2 3 -4 4 7 0 6 2 6 -6 7 9 0 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK L WINTER PARK U R IM N n M xu A iN a w R R i 877-2861 671-8604 A �423 Evening Herald, Sentord, FI.______ Sunday. Oct, ft. IH 4 — JB Roger Quick Greens In 'Daum' Good Shape Herald Bowling Write: Phil Edmunds. And fin ally, the M W G A's Wednesday tournament on Oct. 24 produced the following win­ ners: Low Gross (85) — Margaret M ayfair Bolts. Maryann Williams. G olf W rite r Low Net (73)— Kathryn Park. 2nd Low Net (75) — Thelma Vose. 3rd Low Net (76) — Irene Ted Daum. the greens super­ Last Thursday. Oct. 18 pro­ Harris. Mertam Andrews. intendent. and his crew have duced the following results In A lice Potter, publicity been doing yeom an's work. the scramble: chairperson for the MWGA. Since we lost all the Australian 1st place team at 7 under par wants to remind all the ladles of pines to last winter's freeze, we had to remove them by the — Gene Jones. Sr.. Bill Woodard. the year end meeting and lun­ cheon on Dec. 19. The tourna­ parking lot and consequently BUI Tlshlcr. 2nd place team at 7 under par ment will be a 9 a.m. shotgun we've had to close lha practice range temporarily until we can (tie) — Gene Jones. Jr.. Darrell All the awe "is will be presented at this time. Make your plans come up with a solution to Miller. Richard Barnes and Steve provide some kind of protection Epps. Red Cleveland. Horace accordingly and plan to play arid attend the award luncheon. Orr. from the errant balls. One last note: our dear friends There was a fine turnout for By the way. If you would like the Tuesday Dog Fight on Oct. Bob and Kay Elder have re­ to play any weekday (holidays 23. Two teams tied at a net 29. turned from Pennsylvania. It's excepted), pickup some 2 for 1 But by a match of cards, the really good to see them again. coupons at the club or any winning team was determined to Kay had a pretty serious knee number o f locations around be: Dick Elam and MacCarthy. operation over the summer so It town such as the Chamber of The second place team was: will be a little while before she Commerce, Holiday Inn. Days R o y W h i t a k e r and C u r t i s can tee It up. but knowing her. she will get Involved just as Inn. etc. Spencer. Now for ihe results of the The third place team with a quickly as possible. Welcome weekly tournaments. net 30 was: Darrell Miller and back, folks! Well, It was kind of a quiet week at the old club. Relatively s p e a k i n g no b i g s p e c i a l tournaments or such. Sure have been getting some terrific comments iately about the condition of the course. The greens arc In beautiful shape and the fairways are coming In very nlcclv. Bowlers G e t Last Chance For Big Cash As you are reading this article you arc letting your last chance to roll In our 3-6-9 Tournament slip by you. Remember, we arc guaranteeing B50 minimum first prize. The cost Is only S5.00 to roll In the tournament and every bowler rolls four games plus they receive a free game pass. Actually, you will be compet­ ing for f 50 and pa> Ing less than norm al rates to bowl. R e­ member. this Is a league bowler appreciation tournament for Bowl America Sanford League Bowlers only. The Sanford City League lead the way on high scoring this week with five GOO series and over twenty-five 200 games. Van Tilley. Jr. had the highest 600 series with a 256-207/653. and was followed closely by Wayne J o h n s o n w i t h a 23 0-2 37 185/652. Other 600’s weree rolled by Bruce Tilley 219210/620. Jim Morace 22 6202/613 and Mark Quick 233201/607. Other high scores were Richard Williams 221. John Waugh 219. Bobby Barbour 212. Leonard Waddell 210. BUI Oiler 209. Mike West 211. Ralph Depalo 210, Bob Loveland 219. Bob Bradshaw 219. Don Gorman 207. Kit Johnson 204-201. Melvin Spangler 232, A1 De­ nman 245. Andy Bolton 202 and Don Clifton 201. The remaining high scores of the week are Hated by league: HI Noonera Ladles League Ida Baker 201. Wanda Hubbard 221. Forrester’s League K. Chapman 219. Moose Lodge League Susan 201, Steve 201, and Barry 205. Blair Agency League M. Gates 223 and Dan 217. S< ttheast Bank League Ed Houstoun 202. Bob Meyers 213, Grace Starr 211. B. Clutter 201, D. D olgn er 213. Hal Rich 189-211-201/601. R. Vlnglae 214. Al Heron 223. Lynn Elland 207. Gary Larson 208. Vince Cara 201. Doreen Macateer 223. Claudia Jaaa 201. Marcl Iwlnskl 232. Lein But 203. J. Schmidt 204 and Donna Larson 207. Thursday Nile Mixed League Richard Heaps 211-194-201/606. Helen P. 209. Ed Vogel 200, Mabel Vogel 214 and Scott L. L a ra o n 1 7 9 -2 3 3 -2 2 7 / 6 3 9 . Scratch on Thursday League Carol 204. Chris 222. Jack kaiser 203. Phil Roche 202 and 201. Van T ille y 205. Don Gorman 225-217/613, Donnie Gorman 212. Mark Morgan 227/601. Gators League Barbara Richards 200. T.O.I.F League Pee Wee West 245/603. John 201. Alice 207, Jim Morace 208 and 201. Howie Harrison 201 and Bud 203. Night Riders League Buddy Lawson 200. Drift inn League Vicki Jernlgan 201. Claudia Jasa 201. M. Moy 225. D. Higginbotham 220. E. Groges 201, L. Helman 200 and Dottle Bryant 237. The Floozies League Luann 201. Washday Dropouts Sam Kaminski 203. Also. Doris Prosser performed the nearly Impossible by picking up the big 4 split teh 4-6-7-10. The Unprofessional League Jom Morace 236-203/616. Dave VanNess 200. Steve VanNesa 225. Richard Williams 236/586. Klster 206. D. Martino 226, Galloway 214. Frank Williams 201. Adams 224. Dan Hale 202 and Sarp 232-209/600. Hurri­ canes Ed Scherr 202. Educator’s Leagu e Jack. 201. Central F lo r id a R e g io n a l H o s p ita l League Don Todrlff 219. Islander Vacation League Drenna Melvin with a 136 average bowled a ISO game. Charles Elberry 220. Mike Hartman 203. Don TodrlfT 207. Ma r k Q u i c k 2 1 2 . G e o r g e Mansfield 217-215/624 and Ron Lcmond 226. HeraM Fhete by Tammy Vinca"* Grover Todd keeps his eye on fhe ball after unloading one of his fa ir w a y woods. M a y fa ir 's 67-year-o ld m a in s ta y participated In the Seniors Tournament earlier In the month at Naples. "G rover played well, but he didn't get In the money," said Bill "R ed " Addison, who also went. Probably needs a little more seasoning, right Red? Landrum Holds Pensacola Lead By I PENSACOLA (UPI) - Un­ J o h n M a h a f f e y . L e o n a r d Norris shot 68s Friday and were heralded Ralph Landrum shot a Thompson and Danny Edwards. another stroke bark at 135. 69 Friday and continued to hold Bobby W adklns and Tim Larry Rlnker shot a 67. the lead In the 8 3 0 0 .0 0 0 Pensacola Open but lour veteran PASS NEXT GENERAL, BUILDING. RESIDENTIAL Bill Kratzert cut the margin to a single stroke with a 5-undcr-par 66. • How to qualify, coitt, ate. • Taka a practica ta it w /iolutioni L a n d r u m , a se c o n d -y e a r • Stats application! available touring pro who shot a career FREE INTRODUCTORY CLASS (7 pm to 0 pm) best 63 Thursday for a threeshot lead after the first round/ O r la n d o ...................................... Thuriday, November 8, Howard Johnaon'i was at 10-under-par 131 after Florida Center two trips around the par-71 1-4 and 435 North Daytona B t a c h ......................... Wednesday, November 14, Holiday Inn Perdido Bay C ou ntry Club 2700 North Atlantic Avanua course. DAVE BUSTER'S SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION, INC. Kratzert. who had an opening 1830 NE 2nd Straat, Box 717. Gainesville, Florida 32602 round of 68, was at 132, two shots better than Ken Brown. CONTRACTOR’S E X A M Little League A n n ou n ces Sites WILLIAMSPORT. Pa. (UPI) —Junior Baseball (age . 13): Sites and dates for the seven Taylor. Mich.. Aug 13-17. 1985 Little League baseball and —Senior Baseball (ages 14 and softball World Series were an­ 15): Gary. Ind.. Aug. 12-17. nounced Friday at the annual —Big League Baseball (uges 16 Little Leugue Baseball board and 18): Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.. meeting. Aug. 10 17 They are: —Little Leugue Softball (ages —Little League baseball (ages 11 and 12): Williamsport. Pa., I I lid 12): Kalamazoo, Mich., Aug. 12-17. Aug. 20-24. Mol !•: Orlando Renegade!*. Special Ticks* Office 201 E. 6ns St.. Suits 100. SoulUail Bari Butina Orlando, Hondo 32801 Ctrsril Psystls Is* Orlando Isn sfs d M * Baker Leads Open INDIANAPOLIS (UPI| - Mark Baker. Garden Grove. Calif., overcame a alow etart In the match play competition to retain the lead In t h e 'f129.000 Indian* apolle Open Thursday night. Baker. 23. a one-time Pro­ fessional Bowlers Association winner, lost three of hla first match games and fell to third m idw ay through the fourth round. But he came back to win hla final four matches and take a 35-pln lead over Bob Learn Jr., Erie. Pa. Baker, averaging 230 for the first 26 games, totaled 6,133. while Learn, who won seven of bis eight games, had a pInfall of 6.096. Bob Handley. Pompano Beach. Pla.. fell a spot to third with 6.064. followed by Steve Wun­ derlich. St. Louis. In fourth at 9.956 and Jim Murttahaw. Vista. Calif , fifth at 9.939. 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II, 10*0 S ilv e r H a w k s A d d T o L y m a n W o e s , By Chris Plater H erald Sports W riter When the clock struck midnight it was bad news for Cinderella, but the story eventually had a happy ending. In the fourth quarter Friday night It seemed the fortunes of Lyman's winless Greyhounds were about to take a turn for the better. Hut It was not in be as Lake Howell fought off a fourth-quarter surge by Lyman and went on to claim a 14-0 Five Star Conference victory to put a damper on homecoming at Lyman High. What's worse is there may not be a ha ppy e n d i n g In sight fo r the Greyhounds In *1984. Lyman, 0-7 overall arul 0-5 In the Five Star Conference, will have In brnl either Apopka. Mainland or DeLand. three lough teams, to avoid an 0-10 season. Meanwhile. Lake Howell Improved to 4-3 overall and 3-3 In the conference. The Sliver Hawks host Mainland this Friday. Coach Mike Hlsccglla feels Lake Howell could Just us easily be 6-1. “ I feel like we're two plays from being a 6-1 team.” Hlsccglla said. "If we had made that field goal In the first half against Seminole (8-0 loss) and If It weren't for the 84-yard Interception ... Tribe Continued from IB penalties and mistakes. "That'a happened to us be­ fore.” Poaey said of a late-game Illegal-p ass In fraction , veh em en tly protested, that helped thwart a final-minute attempt to move the ball Into a position totle the game. It wasn't the only time Posey badgered officials. Late In the third period offlc la ls ru led that SHS quarterback Whelchel fumbled on a passing attempt at his own 10-yard-llne that set up the second DeLand score, a two-yard Patrick plunge that upped the B u l l d o g s ' l e a d t o 13 -3 . Whelchel's arm was clearly go­ ing forward at the time. H u t It w a s t h e T r i b e quarterback's arm that kept SHS In the contest, that and the six c a t c h e s by w l d e o u t Mike Cushing for 92 yards and two more receptions by tight end Jerry Littles for 28 more stripes. But even achetvlng a lofty fifth Win — the first time since 1980 DeLand has done so In one season — didn't please winning coach Dave Hlsa. "That’s all we did offensively, that first series. We managed to get only one or two first downs In the whole second half.” the DeLand coach moaned. "W e beat a very good football team." he continued, noting that DeLand had racked up Its sec­ ond road win, "and all last year we didn't win any games on the road. "W e re putting the D' for defense back In DeLand.” For his part. Posey saw a gutty defense that kept trying to keep SHS In position for at least a tie and a sudden-death overtime. After Its first two series of five and eight plays, respectively, DeLand went seven straight series with Just four plays — or less — and Its fytal group ol plays lasted but five snaps. U n f o r t u n a t e l y , for the Semlnoles at least, the shortest set of the lot gave DeLand Its Insurance TD. Seminole, for Its part on of­ fense, was both exciting and unproductive. return against DeLand 114-0 loss), we could Just as easily be 6-1 Instead of 4-3." Lyman moved the ball well at times Friday night but four Interceptions and a multitude of penalties, nine for 125 yards, kept the Greyhounds out of the end rone. Most of the first quarter was a d e f e n s i v e s t a n d o f f and L y ma n mounted the game's first scoring threat with 4:39 left In the quarter. The key play In the drive was a fake punt to upbark Avery Merweather who picked up 18 yards and a first down at the Lake Howell 46-yard line. A pass from Tony Johnvin to Clint Haker went for 12 yards to the 33. Mike Henley, who led Lyman with 07 yards rushing on eight carries, picked up three yards to the 30 on first down. Henley picked up good yardage on second down hut the play was culled back as Lyman was called for holding. A clipping penalty on the next play pul the Greyhounds track to their own 40-yard llnr und. on third down, the drive ended as Johnson's pass was Intercepted by Jeron Evans who re­ turned It 33 yurds to the Lyman 28. The first quarter ended one play later und the Sliver Hawks broke the Prep Football scoreless tie early In the second quarter. Allan Jack's fourth down pass to Evans was good for 12 yards to the six-yard line and Efrem Hrooks scored on the next play for a 6-0 lead. JelT Philips kicked the extra point for a 7-0 lead with 11 22 left In the half. Merweather made a nice return on the ensuing Kickoff as he took the ball on the 10-yard line and darted 24 yards to the 34. Lyman put together another scoring threat as It drove down to the Lake Howell 32 with Henley's 12-yard run leading the wuy. Hut. one second down. Johnson wanled to go deep but the ball was ttnderlhrown and Terry Gammons In te r c e p te d It for Lake Howell. Gammons caught the ball at the five-yard line and broke Into the open. The only person between Gammons and u touchdown was Johnson and the Lyrnun QH. also a defensive track, brought down Gammons to save a touchdown. Lake Howell drove down to the Lyman 26 after the Interception, but an Illegal receiver penalty stalled the drive. Lyman got the ball back with 1:51 left In the half and again threatened to score. Johnson completed four passes for 34 yards on' the drive and Henley's eight-yard run gave the Greyhounds a first down at the Lake Howell 35 with 42 seconds left. But. on first down. Johnson's pass was intercepted by Hobby Miller, the third time the Lyman signal caller was Intercepted In the half. Lake Howell ran out the clock and It remained 7-Oat halftime. Pretty Dawn Stinson was crowned h o m e c o m in g queen d ur i ng the halftime festivities. Lyman was hoping to make Stinson's reign a happy one "rlday night but the 'Hounds Just couldn't fliid the magic to pull off the win. Lyman consumed most of the third quarter with Its Erst possession and It drove down to the Lake Howell 34. On third down, at the 28. Henley broke a couple tackles at the line of scrim­ mage. got to the outside, and raced down the sldllnes for 28 yards und a touchdown. Hut the play was called back because of a clipping penalty and the celebration was over before the corks were even popped. 14-0 Lake Howell took over and Its next drive took the rest of the third quarter as It stayed 7-0 going Into the fourth. The Sliver Hawks couldn't Increase their lead though and Lyman regained possession with 10 minutes left In the game. "That was the difference In the game.” Hlseeglla said of the Lyman scoring threat. “ Our defense rose to the occasion many times. The defense has played strong all year long." The Lake Howell scoring drive went for 52 yards and key plays Included Brooks' 20-yard run. a 16-yard pickup by Jack and a nine-yard run by Mark Schnltkcr. Schnlllrr capped off the drive when he plunged ovr- from the one. Philips' kick gave the Hawks a 14-0 lead with 2:58 left In the game. Lake Hotvell's fourth pass Intercep­ tion of the game, this one by Jim Chalmers, ended Lyman's final drive and kept the shutout Intact. Lyman has been shutout three times in seven games and has scored a total of 28 points. Hrooks led the Silver Hawks' rushing attac'i with 90 yurds on 10 carries and Schnltkcr picked up 60 yards on 10 carries. to befuddle the Blue Darters on two. first-quarter drives. On the second series, however. Hartsfield took a shot and went down for good. Continued from IB The gain picked up 10 yards A pop ka quar terback Keith Ussrey dipped a short pass to Sid and a first down at the Lake Lowman In the right fiat. Smith., Mary 37. but Hartsfield was who was used sparingly because carted ofT the field. The lone score came In the of a badly sprained ankle, circled Lowman and took Ihe pitch at second period With 6:44 to play. Ussrey rolled to his left and tried his own 40. Then. It was off to the races. to hit fullback Garth Rangel In He sidestepped one defender and the flat. Meyer played the pass headed down the sideline. He perfectly and snared It at the then changed gears and raced to Lake Mary 40. With Mike Schmlt at the con­ his left where he encountered defensive back Scott Spcrraza. trols. Lake Mary went right to Its who got a piece of Smith to slow bruising ground attack. Un­ derwood muscles for four yards, him down. Then came Meyer. "I was on but Caughell was stopped for no the opposite side of the field.” gain. On third down. Schmlt said the articulate senior. "I took tossed a pass to wldeout Donald my usual pursuit angle and Grayson, who was Interfered Scott slowed him up enough for with. Charlie Lucarelll then lost two me to get there.” on a sweep, but Underwood Hut It wasn't over yet. Meyer Harald PKat* by Tammy VliKant grabbed both of Smith's legs. picked up the slack. He bolted M ike Whelchel gets tim e from fullback 8 of 21 passes for a 120 yards on the night but Smith yanked one away but for four yards and three yard on D aryl Edgemon, right, to find Jerry Littles Seminole lost to DeLand, 14-9. before he could get the other out consecutive tries. Facing a to regain his balunce. Meyer put fourth and five. Nelson called on for an 16-yard T D pass. Whelchel completed the death grip on to pull him his bread-and-butter back again and he delivered five tough On Its first series of the second to the 11-yard line on Just two the SHS 10. and Whelchel's down. yards and a first down at the x "H e (Smith) was going to have period. SHS got un .ll-yjw d. lays, a 10-yard,Campbell carry attempted pass on the next play, Apgy t o S I,— « — ti m rrytw nnB'iiiFTiifi'imip. r ehlnd a McCloud block and a was ruled a fumble to set up the gallop from Dcroh Thompson — After Underwood plowed for w a a ir r T fW tn g to le t g o .* ’ 12-yard L ittle s catch after Dogs second TD. who was later Injurrd and sal two. Schmlt went back up top. After one set of Incompleted exclaim ed M eyer about his He fired for senior WII Meadows out the second half — to begin Cushing ran a fine clear-out tackle which hauled Smith down an 11-play. 63-yard march that pattern. Hut Dexter Jones was passes on Its next offensive at the Apopka 20 and again the on the Lake Mary 27. ended with three plays netting thrown for a loss of two yards series. SHS moved from the 50 Darters were (lagged for Interfer­ Hut It still wasn't over. Out of Just three yurds to Ihe DeLand und the ‘Nole offensive line to the DeLand 16 on the follow­ ence revealed its big weakness of the ing set of downs, u 26-yard timeouts, Apopku hurried to the three-yard line. Caughell then tried the left line of scrimmage and Ussrey Four times In that series, game — an Inability to stop Whelchel-to-Cushlng toss to the side twice and came away with hurled a time killer out of fullback Daryl Edgemon plowed DcLand's pass rush — ns two 16 s e t t i n g up a 1 6 - y a r d bounds with 24 seconds left. four yards. A hurried Schmlt up the middle behind blocks Whelchel tosses near the goal touchdown pass to Littles over Ussrey then dropped back to then overthrew Grayson In the from Carl Tipton. Strickland line were made under extreme the middle for the touchdown. pass as longdistance bomber end zone on third down. On Smith. Anthony Hall and backs pressure and were Just off the Kent Elmore stretched his leg for fourlh. Underwood lined up to 0ELAND W « SEM INOLE 9 Clifton Campbell and Jo Jo target to set up Posey's field goal make the difference. DaLand.......................... 7 • r t-M an attempt totle. McCloud, but on third and goal with 1:17 to go In the half. LAKE MARY I. APOPKA# He never got l k is chance. A clipping call negated much DaLand —Marrlt S7run(Sludlay kick) at the four, Whelchel pulled out • 1 M Defensive end Totl J Ned row LikaMarv........ ) • 0-0 from under Smith early for a o f a line Jones seven-yard Samlnola —SOPoMy 1* DaLand - Patrick 1run (Studlay kkkl L4U M ary F 0 U ndarw ood 1 7 came charging from the right scamper to the DeLand 33 on Samlnola - Lllllat It pan from Whakhal fumble. side and wrapped Ussrey up like LM Edgemon. however, recovered the second SHS series of the (pan tail'd) AP a birthday present for u nine- Flrtt downt II 10 at the line of scrimmage. On the second half, and then Studlcy 4 4 IM D L IE yard sack. 11 I7t Ruthat yardt fourth down. Campbell gutned garnered the first of three big Flrtt down* S 1 7 0 1 11 >70 7 Pttut The victory puts Lake Mary in Pitting yard* quarterback sacks that stymied Rush#* yard* but one yard 14104 1174 40 III great shape In the Five Star. The ISO 447 on i Sl> Puntt "They were giving us the pitch Seminole's comeback passing Pattat Patting yardt 7 in Kama are 5-1 In conference and Fumblat loti 00 11 on that side." said Posey of his plans. On that series, Poaey Puntt SIS 7M 414 6-1 overall. They hold a one- Panaltlot yardt 4SO play-call. Hut penetration on ordered a third-down quick kick Fumblat lot! SO SI IM SM game lead over Apopka. Lake ladtvMwal laadart defense by linebacker Theron by Edgemon. but tlie Tribe Punamatyardt Brantley and DeLand with Just Ruthlng —Apopka. M Lowman 1044. Smith McKIvcr forced Campbell further fullback gave the play away by Individual laadart 4 44. Rangal 10It. Uttray 9 (14). Shular outside and he was stacked up stepping back early and McKIvcr Ruthlng — Dakand. H arrlt l a l . Patrick two conference games — Spruce I I I) Laka Mary. Lucaralil It II. Un roared In to block the punt and 1741. Kandtll 11. Cordon till. Poga I I . Creek (Friday) and Seminole danaaod ISM. Harttflaid 441. Murray 14. short of the last white line. Samlnola. Campball tit. Edgamon t i l t , Cawghall44.S<hmltS( III. (Nov. 9) — to play. H ow ever. Fred and Brian recover the ball at the SHS 35. ianat S t at. Whakhal > ( 70). Potty t ( t). Patting — Apopka. Uaaray 710140. M H ow ever, DeLand tost 25 Thompton I It Brinson helped DeLand botch Its Although the game was almost Lowman 4110 Laka Mary. Schmlt 414044. next series, and the Tribe backs yards on the ensuing series. But Patting —Dakand. Cordon I 191 Samlnola. void of scoring. It didn't begin Harttflaid 11OH. Whakhal t i t s t|t. Campball 0 100 — Apopka. S. Lowman SIS. blocked superbly for each other Brown belted Jones for a five- Racalvlng - Dakand. K.altt 17. Samlnola. that way. Lake Mary's Ray Racalvlng Rangal I It. Itowona IS Laka Mary. Grayton as SHS moved from the ‘Dog 33 yard loss on a one-hand tackle at Cuthlng901. klttlat 1IS Hartsfield used his dancing feet 144. Lucarolll I 74. Maadowt I M ...H andles Continued from IB Henley said he has a good relationship with his father and doesn't feel a lot of presaure. "M y brother (David, a standout wrestler) played before me,” said Henley. "That made It a lot eaaler. But my dad still expects a lot from me. "H e's the guy that keeps me going. But If I have a bad game, when I come home he's not going to get all over my case.” Caughell. too. said he draws strength from his father. "W ith a father In the ministry, you have much more things to do." said Billy, who also plays the drums. " It seems like we're always on the go. But the family Is very Important 1o me. My father has taught me how to put my priorities In order and keep them there." Although Henley and Caughell are similar athletically and academically, they have been thrown Into different circumstances by the success of their teams. Despite Henley's stellar efforts on defense and an occasional help at fullback. Lyman had lost six straight games going Into Friday's contest with Lake Howell. Caughell. meanwhile. Is riding high as the defensive leader of Lake Mark's 5-1 first-place team. The year has been tough on Henley, who has grown accustomed to success. The straplng 6-0 . 185-pound senior was the most valuable player on unbeaten freshman and Junior varsity teams. Also a solid baseball player, he was one o f the best catchers at throwing out baserunners last spring whUe Lyman con­ tinued to do well on 1 ...Rams S "It's been hard losing." Henley said. "It's easy to keep myself up because I'm a senior and It's my last year. We have a lot of guys who are used to winning and they have good attitudes.” Still, the 0-6, bothers him. It was completely unexpected. " I knew we weren't supposed to be the team to beat In the conference." he said. "But 1 didn't think we'd be In this position either." Although the losing record probably won't enhance the recruiting, Henley said he would Still like a chance to play major college football. "I've received letters from Kentucky and Auburn.” he said. " I like both of those schools. Coach (Jack) Bloomlngdale said I'd probably have to play an outside linebacker because of my size." Although Henley Isn’t overwhelming physi­ cally. he Is strong and sturday. He has a frame that can fill out. Head coach BUI Scott said Mike reminds him of another guy named Hcnley...at about the same age. "When Carlton played at Memphis State, he came In about Mike's size.” said Big BUI. who aleo played at Memphis Suite. "He grew to 6-foot-2 and 220 pounds In a year or two. He wub a vicious defensive end." Scott hopes the same will be true for Mike. “ It will be tough for Mike to play major college at his current size." said Scott. "But I'd say he could follow In his father's footsteps and grow. I'd say that kind of projection Is fair to assume.” With two Inches and 35 more pounds, the concensus Is Henley could play for Just about anyone. Scott said he ta an Intelligent (3.8 grade point average) player, hard-working and savage hitter. Mike knows he's on the fence and Is taking a | • *4 ’# modest attitude to the recruiting. "Right now, It's not a matter of what / want." he said. "It's who wants m e." Henley plans a career In computers or the engineering field. Caughell would also like to do a little engineering He wants to take Lake Mary to the Five Star Conference title. As for the future, however, he Is not obsessed with getting a scholarship. "It would be nice to get a scholarship,” said Caughell. a 5-10, 205pounder with a 3.3 grade point average. "But If I don't, it's not going to change my career. I still plan on going Into pre-law or being a veterinarian.” Caughell began his football with the Mllwee Spartans In the SYSA program In fifth grade. He played for Mllwee as a sixth grader before moving to the Rock Lake Raiders as a seventh grader. The seventh grade team went 8-0 and beat Mexico In a bowl game. In eighth grade, he played for the SUver Lions, a traveling team. HU first brush with football came a little earlier than that, though. "One day my brother (David. 25) came home with hclmcla and football pads,” laughed Billy. "He took me out In the backyard and started banging me around.” Caughell. however, has been doing most of the banging since then. As a fullbackllr.ebacker. he earned the most valuable defensive player award while leading the freshman Rams to an unbeaten season. The next year, he played varsity and waa again the defensive MVP as Lake Mary went 1-9. Then came Harry Nelaon and around turned the Lake Mary program. Lake Mary went 6-4 In lu first year of Five Star Conference competition and the best was yet to come. This year, the Rams reeled off four straight wtna before being upset by Lake Howell. Then, came a win over Mainland for the 5-1 mark. The Rams played a crucial game with Apopka Friday night. Caughell took the lone loss hard. "I guess we were Just destined to lose," he said. "It waa hard. But we know how to lose and we know how to win. Coach Nelson taught us that. ” We evaluated where our hearts were on Saturday and Sunday and came bock and started kicking again Monday. It was one of the best practices we've ever had. I knew then we'd be all right.” Caughell said he calls on hU religion as often as he calU defensive signals. "There U a confidence I get from Jesus Christ." he said. "It's something that everyone needs. I can see that In other people who don't have It. They want It. too. and they have respect for me because I have It.” Although Caughell lives and breathes his religion, he said It doesn't bother him when Nelson, not the mildest of men. lets loose with ' a few expletive delctlvea. "That's Just coach Nelson's personality. That's the way he la." said Caughell. "H e's different during the seek. But on Fridays, he Just gets totally involved tn the game. He's going 200 percent. "It's not anything nobody else doesn't say. He Ju»l says It a little louder. But when It's time for a major decision, he gets himself back under control." Caughell said Nelson has been a major influence — on and off the field. "Coach Nelson taught me when you're down and you're hurting, you have to come out giving 100 percent. He's a great man. He has his life In order." Just like Billy Caughell. �• • r« Evening Herald. Sanlord, FI. Sunday, 0<t. 31. 1YI4 SB PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP Lake Brantley 19. Spruce Creek O Mainland, open date No t . 3 games Lake Brantley at Seminole Spruce Creek at Lake Mary Apopka at Lyman Mainland at Lake Howell DeLand.open date N ot . B games Lake Mary at Seminole Lyman at Mainland (Nov. 8) Lake Howell at Apopka Lake Brantley at DeLand Vanguard at Spruce Creek N ot . IS games Seminole at Spruce Creek Oviedo at Lake Mary S T A N D IN G S FIVE STAR CONFERENCE Team ................ A ll l.akr Mary........ 6-1 Apopkn........... .....4-2 5-2 Lake Brantley. .. .....4-2 5-2 DrLand............ ....4-2 5-3 Srmlnolc.......... .....3-2 4-3 Lake Howell...... ..... 3-3 4-3 Mainland.......... .....2-J 3-4 Spruce Creek.... .....1-5 1-6 Lyman.............. 0-7 F riday's results DeLand 14. Seminole 9 Lake Mary 3. Apopka 0 l.ake Howell 14. Lyman O SPECIAL! G o o d For The W h o le G a n g , w V 0‘W y / / V O ' .«< •' „0 A n y f,m F u m b ltt lot* Panaltloi yardt Y A R D S T IC K S 3 111) F ln l downi R uihui yard! Pauui P atting yardt P unli v — LY 10 11 11* 10 21 4 •0 2 41 R ailing — Laka Howoll Jack a 10 0 I f Lyman John ion 10 21 a 10 Racalvlng — Laka Howoll. Evani I l f Danial 17. Schnllkor 1 1 Lyman Bakar aa l. EI wood 122. Phllpott 2 IS. Cvotpo 1 1 LAKE B R A N T L IT If . SPRUCE CREEK I Laka Brantlay.......................... 2 a 1 a—I f 5p rve t Craak....... ......................0 t f a— t Lk Brantlay — G arriion jj run (Groiaciota kick) Lk Brantlay — Salmon at Intovcopnon rtlu rn (p a n tailad) Lk Brantlay — Frlond'y 10 run (Groiacloia kick) IB t 45 191 1 80 J 5 J4 71 • 90 F I n i downi Huthot y lr d i P iim P illin g yard! P unli F umbiot lo ll Panallloi yardi SC • 77 40 10 77 0 93 S 77 71 15 14—11 ............W 4..J 0 • 4 - 4 Ovttdo — Bo*#'S 45 run (King kickl Oviggo — B o * * '9 7ruff (King kick 1 Oviedo - Smith ISfun iK tn g H c k l Bishop Moor# — M orrtton 7 p49t from Oa *I#y (pass fa>l#d1 First do*ns Rushes yards P4I141 P atting y t 'd t P unli Fumbles lost yards OV 17 J7 J45 0»1 0 4 25 0 S 75 BM 9 i t )» 9U 7 1J9 4 J7 11 7 #0 Individual L#ad«rs Rushing — Ov»#do B o *« rt 77 II? Smith 9 5? Gf#*n 4 JJ Passing — Oviedo M offo* 0 7 10 RilhOf M o w . Dailay a la I Ija Our e - BUY ONE GET ONE / O VIED O 21. BISHOP MOORE 4 Individual Laadan Ruining — Laka Branlloy. Friandly 12 aa Garrlton 10I I Cowan 3 1», Salmon a la. DaUiacco 5 la Spvuct Craak W milon a 25 Floyd 14. Parkar a a Abdo) I SI. P atting — Laka Brantlay. Cowan 1 ) 0 5. DaUiacco 0 ) 0 0 Spruca Craak Abdo a I t O H Parkar l 40 12 Racalvlng — Laka Brantlay Friandly 1 1 Spruca Craak. Bronton 5 22. L a rkim 3 M Hoi Iman I 20. M otlttJ I 4 FOOTBRU OF EQUAL VALUE OR LESS OFFER OOOD ONLY *»4 :M PM EXPIRES 11244 2 9 1 1 1 0RIAN00 ML ” HWY. 1792, SANTWTO, FI. at LaAg Braattoj 323-8011 Sanford ’ Lonfwood / Orgnf# City I DeBtry / Oviedo / 1 o m l City 1. Laka Hawaii n . Mainland COnTEST SAUL SALE, SALE . C 11 * 115 Individual Laadart Ruihing — Laka Howoll. E B roo tt 10 10 Schnitk*. 1040. Jack a l t . CampbtM I l f . Evank 1 II Lyman Manlay I f f . Baak'ay t 55. C rttp o 11 11. Mavwaaihav I II . Johnton L A K I MOW I L L 14. LYMAN t L * k . H ew tll............ ................. • 1 • l - U L y iM s ..................................... * # * — # L ik . H o w . H - E B ro o k tiru n iP h llip tk lc k ) Lak* Howoll — Schnllkar 1run iP h lllc t kick) LM t 2t 201 9 10 0 J9 S 31 11 4 50 r ' ORIGINAL SUB Saw and Wist D b l*u ^ h i . Lyman at DeLand Lake Brantley at Boone Winter Park at Lake Howell West Orange at Apopka Seabreeze at Mainland ;^ p A FAMOUS buy REFRIGERATOR |IR IT0CH) FREE! GET AN ICCMAKER URGE CAPACITY to U .7 CU. H . REFltOERATOR WITH 9.91 CU. FT. F1KE2EI WIN *40 THIS WEEK im v 141700* PICK A WINNER. I I dtya. urrru * If i quantity - went Ta ra n local SANTORO 322-3883 B u m tr. DELANO DELTONA HOM E APPLIANCE 1700 W. FIRST ST. 66*~5243 Clollticr :o * u » t r<n s «M s »4 .d tw .i» v r n o o u o t .vn .Christmas Gift. Ideas’ ROBES t PAJAMA’S ■ANY COUHtS AND STYUES Qamas art lor Novambtr 2, 3, 4, 1984 • In tro la v . W First St. RULES: 12 football gamts lor naxl w ttk are placad, on# In aach ad on this pagt. 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Rama 321-07411 830-6688 0 Y U ISO CAM TO CNO O UriO M S. Slaalard at Saatbara Cal rautiiiw ^ C A L B t If IC D V IC E 1971 L olorful LEVI'S COflOS GfutlOffg goryafeu I t i n ' Conh nova «x»e I M M C t M l W ie w And You can catch tha acoras o l all tha local tsams in Tha Evaning Hsrald'a sport pagaa. Follow your favorlts taam on to victory — subscribe todayl rac)K»ciMi' Jyfcng m awnato tr« UlCtag n a S Acn oltM t' Cuih <ndM)«udoimeMCk CsH Clrcalatiea today ta start year isfeic ripties. Evening Herald HOURS HOH .-n u * a SAT. a-ia MS N. Frm* Aro.. M w l CNy at Wattto 122-MU �\ * \ \ \ \ Legci Notice B O A kD O f COUNTY COMMISSIONERS The County of Seminole Tho County of Seminole W ill •oil ot public ouctlon on Setur doy. Nowmtoer 17. IMA. I t 00 A M . *300 South Orlando Orlvo. F1»0 Point*. SontorO. Florid* tho following equipment: I M I M o to rc y c le . Hondo*. DtCAHIoCYl 11041. Ito l T ru c k . F o rd *. F3S6N474748 t i l l Stotlon Wagon. Amor Icon M otori*. A1AII7MI1377* l * M S odo n. P ly m o u th * . PK4IUSOl(W14 1 (7* S o d o n . P ly m o u th * . PM41KAO I *4*00 1*71 S o d o n , P ly m o u th * . H lltO S B lH O ll 1 (7 * S o d o n . O ed ga * , EM47L(A 1*0101. t( 7 ( S odon, D o d a o *. E H H K A U IW . 1 (7 * S o d o n , O o d fo * , EH47L«A 14400* I (7 * S edan, D o d a o *. EH47L*A1440M t(00 Station Wagon. American Motor**. AOAOOOCMAAM. t* 7 S S e d a n , b o d g e * . NL41G0F IS01*3 :( 7 I S edan, D o d g e *. NL4IC0FIM147 1(70 Sodon. Chovrotot Novo*, ix itu ir n ts ti 1 *0 1 S o d o n . D a d a * '. 3BR 47U BAIIIU 1. 1 *0 0 S o d o n , O o d g o * . EH43LAA 1733*1 1 *0 0 S o d o n . D o d g o * . EH47LAA 1133*7 1 (0 0 S o d o n , D o d g o * . EH41LAA11S001 1 *0 1 S o d o n . D o d g o * . 1BR47L0BA111SU 1 *7 * V a n . D o d g o *. S 1 IJ E (X I(II7 * 1(70 S o d o n , C h e v r o le t* . IXI7D0T 173403 1 *0 0 S o d o n , O o d g o ', EH41LAAUS401 1 (7 * S o d o n , C h r y t l o r * . SSllKtR 11*4)7 1*70 V o n , F o r d * . E14HHAE0J77 1*70 S e d a n . P o n t i a c * . IUO/LONI447W 1 *0 0 S e d a n . D o d g e * . EHCLAAI1M0S 1 *0 0 S e d a n , D o d g e * . EH4JLAAIUA0* 1 (0 0 S e d a n , D o d g o * , EH41LAAI13AO* 1 *0 1 S e d a n , D o d g e * . ]BR47L4aAI1ISI7. M S I S edan, D o d g e *. iaN 47LIB AIIIM S M O t S odon. D o d g e *. 18CMN1CR14040* 1*70 S eda n. M o r c e d a i* . IM»1F*30**7 1 (7 * S o d a n . D o d g o * . XS»G*Rias**3 1 *7 1 S e d a n . D o d g e * . IXI7MITIA***S. * Public Canvoyonco V *b k t* 1*71 Ford Stripping Truck. CAIEVPS71S1 1*70 Ford Crocab Pickup. F13BCA014M 1*77 Sodon. Dodgo Atpen, NL41C7F11404I 1 (7 7 S o d o n , D o d g e , NL4IG7FI1M7] 1*10 Truck. Wrecker. MAA314 1*7* Sodan. Ford T o rin o . 4A11HISMIS 1*73 M obil* Homo. 01)30* 1*73 M obil* Homo. 01)10*. 1*71 T ractor, International. 11400*117)03]40 1(70 Tractor, International. 1)400*117103113 1*7* Pull AAoner.aOOIIM. 1*70 Pull Mower. 0*01*4). Engine Anotyter. 1 MOM Blockhawk Jack. CJ*« * * . Plu* m iKellanaout Horn* In ­ cluding: calculator*, type w rit­ er*. adding machine*, and co*h regular* Included In our auction are tho toilowine Item* from the City at Altamonte Spring* 1*7* O M.C.. Pick up to Ton. TCVI43AM4JM 1*7) Setoh. T ractor 34104. S1J004*. 1(77 Pontiac. Lemon* 1 Door. 1D37Z7P]00*04*. IM1 Chav . Molibu * Door. IG1ATMM4B 044473** 1*01 C hev. Molibu 4 Door, 1O1AW**H0CRt7«l7*. 1*0) Chev . Molibu 4 Door. IOIAW **HXCRI7*llS* 1*7* Pontiac. Cotollno 4 Door. lLOMOPITOO*** 1(70 P ly m o u t h , S ta tio n Wagon. RL4SP0A 1*1374*. IM I Chev. Molibu 4 Door. IG I AT t*H 7804*4704* 1*70 Pontiac. Colollna 4 Door. ILOfZIPITOOOO*. 1*70 Pontiac. Colollna 4 Door, 1LO*Z*PI70074*. 1*77 Ford. Pick Up to Ton. F1SBNXS)*74. 1(73 C hev. 4X4 3* Ton P/U . CKTI43F40M3I. 1*70 Dodge. Pick Up v* Ten, DMBBSS11430* 1*70 Dodgo. Pick Up v* Ton. O I4BB *Sll4iai. 1*74 C hev. Impale 4 Door. 1LOOM47133371 Plu* teverel bicycle* Complete lit* I t available In Department at Pur choking lor Eguipment may bo Im pacted an Friday. November 10. 1M4 between 10 00 A M . ond 100 PM Above Item * ore lublect tg addition or deletion per the Board o l County Com m it*Ion or*. A ll »ole« "a * l*. whore I* ", no w arranty oaprettod or Im ­ plied Payment w ill bo accepted only In each, certified check, money order*, bonk letter of credit applicable to th l* te le only. S u c c e ttlu l b id d e r* a re re• p s n ilb lo t o r r e m o v a l o l eguipment by 10B PM. Nov­ ember I*. 1*04 For further Information can •act auctioneer. D oll'* Auction Service o l n)S 4 )0. Sonlord. FI. er Pur choking Office. Seminole County Service* Building. Son lord. FI. 1)031 U 1 I IIS. Cat. SIS. JeAnn Blackman. Purchasing Director tmelo Count] Service* Building I M I ! . IU S I. Sonterd. FI H77I Publith Octeber 10.1*04. OS Y 144 Sunday, Oct. IS, 1*S4 * 8 — Eve n in g ((braid, Sanford, FI. 7 1 - H t lp Wanted legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAMB Not ice I* hereby given that I am engaged In bu tlnet* at 714 Lake A w . Altamonte Spring*. Seminole County. Florida under the flc tltlo u * name ot SIGN LANGUAGE, and that I Intend to re gliter to ld name w ith the C lerk at the C irc u it C ourt, Somlnote County, Florida In accordance with the p rovltient ot the Flctltlou* Nam* Statute*, to-wit: Section 0*3 0* Florida Statute* 1*37. / * / Burleten Donlhl Publith October 1* A November 4. It. I*. 1*04 D EY 1)7 FICTITIOUS NAMB Netlco I* hereby given that I am »ngagad In butlneet at 714 Lake Av*., Alternant. Spring*. Seminal* County. Florida undethe flc tltle u t name at BACK TO BASICS, and that I Intend to re g ltte r to ld name w ith the C le rk *1 the C irc u it Court. Seminal* County. Florida In accordance with the provltient el tho Flctltlou* Nam* Statute*, te-wtl: Section *43 Of Florida Statute* 1*37. 1*1 Burteean Donlhl P ublith October IS 4 November 4.11. I I . IM4. D B Y -IM NOTICE UNOBR FICTITIOUS NAMB STATUTB TO WHOM IT M m Y CONCERN Notice I t hereby given that the undertigned. purtuant to the " F lc t lt le u t N am * S ta tu te ." Chapter MS 0*. F lo rid* Statute*, w ill re gltter with th* Clerk ot the Circuit Court In and tor Seminal* County, Florida, upon receipt at proof ot th* public* tlon ot thl* notice, th* tk lllto u t name, le w ltj 3AMSIGNS under which It a ip e c tt to engage In b u tln a tt at *41 North Lak* Boulevard. Animor.fo Spring*. Florida 11701 That th* party Inlorottod In ta ld buiinet* anterprlM I* a* fellow*. NOEL MARTIN Dated at Orlande. Orange County. Florida an October I a. 1* P ublith October 14. I I . » 4 November A IM4. DEV-** NOTICBOF PUBLIC HBARINO Nolle* I* hereby given that th* Board ot County Comm it*loner* ot Seminole County, Florida w ill hold a Public Hearing on Nov ember I I IM4 at 7 M PM. or a* toon thereafter o t poulble. In Room W I I * o f th * County U 'v u t * Building. 1101 E*«t let S I., S anford. F lo rid a T h l* Public Hearing I* being held to contldar the anectment ot an ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE AM EN D ING ORDINANCE NO 77 IS. TH E S E M IN O LE CO U N TY C O M P R E H E N S IV E P L A N PROVIDING FOR A CHANGE IN THE LAND USB OESIGNA TION ON THE "O F F IC IA L LAND USE M A P " FOR THE O LD O R CHID FA R M PRO PBRTV ON PALM SPRINOS O R IV B : P R O V ID IN G FOR S E V E R A B IL IT Y A N D CF FBCTIVB DATS. Clrcumtlancee have changed *lgnl!lcantly *lnce th* 1*74 1*77 P*rlad when the Camprohentlv* Plan wa* prepared Th* IW1 ■ valuetlan and A ppraltel Re pe rl lo r th* Comprehend** Plan ot Seminal* County atlabllthed th* policy Ot providing tor minor Camprohentlv* Plan update* In • van nu m b e re d y a a r t. One p a ttlb la amendment for th* lltc a l year i**3 *4 l* contid • r a t io n o t t h * c a n tln u a d •p p ro p rla la n e t* ol the Com merclal detlgnation on th * "O f fk la l Land U m M m " tor the O ld O rc h id F a rm p ro p e rty located an Palm Spring* Drive, to u lh o f N o rth S tr e e t. A lternative* tar th* land uta datlgnatlon Include No Change. Low D entlty Retldentlol; Modi um O e n t lt y R e t l d e n t l a l i Planned Unit Devetopmant: and Low Intentlty Commercial. The Local Planning Agency at Seminole County hat held two Public Hearing* an the prepou d a m e n d m e n t I * t h * C tm prehentlve Plan and h o t re commended the Low Dentlty Ratldantlol detlgnation tar the "O fficia l Land U ie M ap" Thl* I t the tecand at two Public Hearing* en the pottlbie C om prehentlv* Plan amend menl Th* purpeee at th l* Public Hearing I* to hear public cam m enti to contldar th* recom mendatlen by th * Local Plann Ing Agency; and te lake final a c t i o n o n th e p r a p o t e d it. Local Planning Agency and Beard at County C om m lttlenert Public H earing M inute* and other Information an th l* Item a r e c a n t a ln a d in th e Compreheatlve Plan Amend moot* — t«a* and available ter review by th* public In Room M l at th* County Sarvicet B uild Ing d u rin g re g u la r b u tln e tt hour*. The public I* encouraged to attend. Far more Intarmatlan contact Anthony VanDarworp. A IC P . P rin c ip a l P lannar at H i t i l l EXT. J7). Weedy P rk a . AICP Planning Director "Pertana are advltad that It they decide la appeal any da cltian made at tha t* Hearing* they may need la an tur* that a verbatim record at the proceed Ing* I* made, which Include* the I t la be baaed l * t 01*3. Florida Statu***". P ublith Octeber M 4 November 41 *44 DE V *1 BOOKKEEPER CLASSIFIED ADS S e m in o le Eipertonced. account* racalv able and payable P A L with ty p in g i k l l l t P erm anen t position Never a tea O r la n d o - W in t e r P a r k 322-2611 831-9993 C L A S S IF IE D D E P T . HOURS •1:30A.M. - 5:30P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 • Naan TEMP PERM 774-1341 RATES 1 lim a................SAC s tin* 3 consecutive times SAC § tin* 7 consecutive times 49C a line 10 cansacuthra times 44C a line 52.00 Minimum 3 Unas Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday • Noon Friday M o n d ay - 11:00 A .M . Saturday 55— Business Opportunities 21— Personals •ABORTION* "F arm er Butlne*. M en" Open «taal building dealership High potential, p rotit* Available pa ri lim a or lu ll lim a In your area Ta apply call. Wadgcor 13011 73* nee E*t 1407 LOCAL ROUTE FOR 1ALE Servicing m e lt lt w ith m m * brend. natural tru ll |ulca*. Can make 3)30 par week or more No kalllng required. No tpoclal vehicle needed Re quire* 311.300 cath end th* qualification* to handle large t u r n * o l m o n e y . R o u t* o p a n d * automatically with no further Investment W rite In eluding name, addret* and telephone to New American. P O B o . 3*0147. B tiam, AL 131)4 o r c a ll t e l l fre e I *00 111 4*4* between * am end 4 pm CST.Mon Frl. looking tor working partner to invest in growing laundromat butlne** H I 0*44 Evening* ROUTE BUSINESS . servicing account* Ju tt collect the prof It* from your protected retoll location* Replace told stock. Very eeiy to maintain High p r a l l l p o te n tia l. 11740.00 m inim um In v e tlm tn l. Call M r W llu n 117 347 4443 tat Trlm etter abortion 7 I I wk*.. Sled M edic*Id. I l l ) w kt.. *730 M e dlceld S t7t; Gyn Service* 313. Pregnancy te tl tree couneel Ing. Protection* I car* tupportlva atmotphara. conlidanHai. C IN T B A LF L O R ID A WOMEN'S HEALTH NEW LOCATION 1700 W Colonial Or. Orlando 105 t * t <7*11 I *00 711 134* ST. 3UOE THANK YOU lor favor* granted M.C.Y. 23— Lost A Found ' REWARD1 Le tt brown leethor wallet El I f er ot Heir In' pi*ca parking tot. or Winn O lito on P in t St Contain* check book from A t la n tic B o n k, O r lv t r * Licence, and other paper* and cord* good only to owner It found, plea** phone 11) 7310 1 t o ju e « r io n * M h a d ^ ^ _ _ _ 25— Special Notices Andre*'* Lowe 4 Landtcaplng Speclallilng In maintenance of Commercial Preparty 51—Money to Lend CRT OPERATORS 4 month* plus eiparienca a m u tt No Fee Ablest Tempo ra ry Service H I 1*40 CRUISE SHIP JOBSI Great Income potential All oc­ cupation* For Information call: (111) 741 *410e n if* CUSTOMER OREETERS- No • i p t r ie n c * needed Goad Ita rtln g pay. Fulure* 47* OOP Debary Monor now hiring eipa rie n c e d and e r c e r tifie d N uria * Aide* Apply at 40 N Hwy. 17*1 Dabary or call 44* 4414 Equal Opportune, DELIVER Y WORKERS- Local W ill tr t ln Call Future* 47*4100 Delivery and Sat Up Man C hauffeur* license required W ill train Salary o p t Apply In parson Shed* America 1113 Hwy 17 WLengweed DELIVERY ORIVBR Goad d r iv in g re c o rd Nan tm o k e r. M a ture . Sanford Permanent position Never a Fat TEMP PERM 774-1341 Excellent Income lor part time heme assembly work For Into Call 304 441 (041 E i l. 7*40 Open Sun FACTORY HELPERS- Good Ifa rtln g pay. Full benefit* C a l l F u l u r e * 474 4100 FRONT OESK Phone*, etpcrtonced with gen­ eral olflca procedure, type TEMP PERM 774-1341 Full time Secretarial Train**. D a ik S a la t T r a l n t a . A W arahouta halpar naadad Experienced prefaced Apply In person lo ic re e n Co . H I IM I General delivery and light le to t 3400 par week M u tt be 17 yaart and up. Soma walking Involved. Sand: Name and phone te TRW. 7100 Overland Rd . Lockhart. Fla. H IM Animal 4 Havta U ttln * Service Yaor Hama. Oaad Ratorancat. Animal*- any t lia l HI-1114 AAA EMPLOYMENT M ORTG AG ES 33— R b b I Estate Courses 7 1 - H b I p Wanted 2523 FRENCH AVE. "NEW JOBS EVERT DAT" Kant A. K kbtor 831-3400 ACCOUNTING CLBKK BOB 34 BALL 7R. SCHOOL OF RBAL BSTATB m 411* ar 111 71*4 OUAR ANTE E D E m*toymenl MASTER CHARGE OR VISA Sludenl* from 41Cilia*. B *p*ttonced In Account* Pay abto and Receivable Type 4* Wpm accurate Permanent position Never a Fee TEMP PERM 774-1348 Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA C I V I L A C T I O N NO. s e m e C A e to FIRST FE D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. • cor paralton organlted and a iltlin g under the Law* ot Tha United State* at America. P laintiff. vt M ICHAEL C HOFFMAN, and w ife . R A C H E LLE L HOF FMAN. Defendant* NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that purtuant to Final Judgment e l Foractoture rendered an tha eth day of October. 1(84, in that certain cauee pending In tha C i r c u i t C o u rt In a n d te r S e m in a l* C o u n ty. F lo rid a , w h a ra ln P IB S T F E O E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, a ccrparallan orga nliad and a iltlin g under tha Law* af Tha United S u m el A m e ric a . I t P la in t!* *, and MICHAEL C HOFFMAN and w ilt . R A C H E LLE L HOF F7LAN a r t D efardanlt. Clvd Action No 3417*4 CAOf G. I. ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR . Clerk et the aforesaid Circuit Ceurt. w ill at 11 M a m . on the (th day of November. 1(S4. eth r ter tale and u l l to tha highetl bidder tor cath e l the W etl Irani de er e l the C e u rlh e u te In Seminole County. Florida. In Sanlord. Florida, the following described properly, tituatod and be in g In S em lnala C ounty, Florida, to w it: Lot *. Black B. CELERY A V E N U E A D D I T IO N TO SANFORD, according la the plal ihereof a t recorded In Plot Beak I. Paget 113 and IM. el the P ublic Records e l Seminole County. Florida S a id t a la w i l l ba m ade pursuant to and In order to satisfy tha form * ot tatd Final ISEALI ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR C LE R KO FTH E CIRCUIT COURT By: Jaan B niianl Deputy Clerk P ublith October I t . IS. i«Sa O IY 1*7 Acrylic Applicator* needed to apply protective coaling en cart, boat* and plana* IS to • II par hour Wa train For work In Senlord area call Tampa 113 *M 7111 Administrative Secretary T yping S3 Wpm . accurate. Immediate opening* In Lake Mary No Fee Ablet) Tempo ra ry Sorvko H I 1*40 A tk lor people reecher HERALOAOS I line* 7 day* I I I 13 a aAVONa a S E L L O R IU Y . Far Into. I l l 41VI AVON EARNINGS W OW III OPEN TE R R ITO FikS NOW III n t m s at m e a n Babysitter needed tar ( year eld g irl Part lim a lor evening, and occasional day* M u tt have own trentporatton. Call ____________ H I 4433 Ba flooded with o ile r*I Make Money working at hemal Da lo ll* Ruth SiAE to D B. Dept A. 1*34 S Sanford Ave San Capa Canaveral llrm expanding In Samlnato I workers pr» due Ing. 4 m ar* needed 3130 P /T. 3430 lu ll lim e Career oriented people Only over It. Pull training 111 VO’ b r 'o - r l C a rp e n ta n Wa need a law OOOD man Stoady employ menl Day* H I 1*41. eve* III ( PM H I *171 CLIRKS- W ill train Mall work. Good pay Call Future* 47*4100 COMPUTER OPERATOR C RT and W a rd P ro c e s s o r naadad Immediately Perm * nent position Never * Fee TEMP PERM 774-1341 CONSTRUCTION WORKERS S k ille d and h a lp a r* . A ll pha«e* Call Future* 47* 4300 Caak First cask wantod ba aipartoncad In catotorto style cooking and u r v k a and m u tt be able to follow recipe* Same supervltor experience necessary 3 day weak plus other benefits Cafeteria help Lina tec w e t, bus person*, dlthweuhec. general clean up 3 day week plus other benefit* Apply In parson. Howell Place af Sanford. 300 W Airport Blvd V 11 AM or 1 4 PM Doonesbury KEYPUNCHERS 4 Month* ut experience neces ta ry . 11mediate opening In Sanford. Call Ablest Tempo r a r y !Sarvka*. H I 1*40_______ Ground man ntid ed tor Trqa Sarvka Cut limb*, load lim b *, and ale. Prole r a b ly IS -43 y r * . a id . m inim um IIS Iba. 4 4 M hr. Call Tarry m t n e : attar a PM L a undry and D ry C laanln* P ra tte r Experienced only. Salary open Apply V II AM Stoen't Cleaner*. *11 S. San lord A w . H I OSH Mechanic Wanted S lu to BUI Inc. naedt an aipartoncad mechanic with own tool* Un norm *, vacation . overtime A Insurance. Good Pay and Benefit*! Phone 111 1731 M um C M inistry Director Itl U n ite d M e th o d ist Church. Normandy Blvd. A Tray A w . Deltona Approximately TO Ti hours required each weak Annual salary Furnish quail f lc a t la n * . a p p lic a tio n t * church a lik e P O Bo* IV Deltona. 1317* 001* Job da tcrlptton to lla b le at church o ttk a For further assistance on qualification requirement*. call 3M 374 UIQor 374 11(1 Need i People At One*- no experience necessary Work w ith S a n fo rd B ra n c h a t Pier Ida Company Wa w ill tra in th o u paopto accepted on b a d* et vocational aptl'-.da tost M u tt ba abto to Hart w o rk in g Im m a d la la ly ana manage en UtO a weak ar da n a l a p p ly . C a ll 111 S44*. Mawday 18to I PM only New Hiring. Cashier d a rk*, tor Tnd and 3rd th ltt* Apply In person Little Food Town In corporatod 1400 S. Hwy 17 v l. D ebtry 71* Lak* Mary B lv d . Sanford *07 N Hwy 17*1. Longweud E quel oppartunlly Emptoyar OFFICE Immadioto opening lor an Indi­ vidual with goad general at I k * skill*, and to m * account Ing or be ekktop ln g ba ck­ ground Sam* aspartonca I* required, t i l * par weak to start Geneve tre e Call 34* MTS________ Orlande Bated Campaay seeking a tow goad paopto te t r a i n In b a t h r o o m r e ­ modeling It you h a w expert •nee In paint (praying. Ilto , repair, ar looking tor a good trade, we era leaking tor you Goad pay I Goad b a n a littl Valid Florida D r lw r t lle a n t* and vehicle required Cell M r M iller H3 1811 PROCESS M A IL AT HOME I S710* per hundred i No a*pa rtonca Part ar lu ll lima Start Im m a d la la ly . F o r d e ta il*. » * n d : S a if A d d r a t t a d . Stamped anwtoga to. C R I. MB. P O. Ba* 4 l Stuart, FL D4*$ BY GARRY TRUDEAU 1-.v,-'\jr PONTPO SOMETH SOON. IKS A6£ /SS6C COULPtCCOME A surousm oeuM \ HtPRESt- •Z^K/ POT PE W IM . H A *ia R X 'iO U R TACIALSIK SECRETARY WANTED O ff lea in Deltona 1)11 Providence Blvd JOS 374 1434 Call to Schedule Appointment SECURITY WORK- Full time Good benefit* A ll shift* Call Futures41* 000 TRUCK D R IV IR t- Local W ill train Call F u tu re **!* 4180 W a ltrttt Wanted E xper tenced or w ill train. Valentino t Restaurant 7*11 S Orlando D rlw H ) !)7( WAREHOUSE WORKERS MOVERS AND LABORER'S Im m e d ia te a i t l s n m a n l t available In the San lord Area Car and phone necessary Abtotl Temporary Service H I 1*40 WAREHOUSE WORKERS- Full lim e No experience neces u r y Call Future* 478 4)88 W ELD ER S- Goad pay. Im m editte opening* Certified Cell Future* *7*4100 WOROFROCESSORS Must h a w experience on Wang Immediate opening*. No F t* A b to tl Temporary S arvka. n t)» 4 0 ___________ Work from home 1*0 por 100 Inserting envelopes Inform * lion send ila m p to Smyre P. O. Ba* 1301 OB Bloomfield NJ X Ray Tech p a rt lim a and weekends M u tt h e w Florida L leant* m 3143 ) POSTIONS OPEN ) Light typlng/recepllonlit I heavy typing, bookkeeping, or math aptitude required 31)374). 91—A pertm ents/ House to Share 323-5176 WE BUY FOR QUALITY CHILOCARB With an Educational Program Cell 111 0*14 W ill b a bytll In my home Rea unable ra tot Fenced Bach yard 1710107 Root and Floor T rv t* ta t up Man- E xperlence necessary Excellent benefit* w ith cam p a tltlva pay La sw t T rust Plant In Sanford Industrial Park. H I 3430 R u lin g Laborer*, no eaperl •n e t Wages Open Rooter*, experience necessary Call H I *411 SECRETARY Typing 30 wpm Immediate tong term opening* No Foe Abtotl Temporary Service m ItxO Housec leaning Hour/day F r i­ day open Exparlanced. ruler knees I D M*3 ESTABLISHED 27 TE A M NO FEE Till. HIRED 43—Mortgages Bought ft Sold 27— Nursery & Child Cera OENERAL OFFICE PEOPLE W AN TED - Coed pay Im mediate Call Future* *7* 4300 73— Employment Wanted B u tln e ** C apita l 430.000 to 11.000 000 and over. P. O Bo* 141) Winter Pk Fla 1)7*0 Large 4 Small..............-Mi 7*34 7 1 -H e lp Wanted HANCWS*. XSSM S a n fn rd S h a re 1 b e d ro o m d u p it* . S4S week l week deposit Reformers a il o *]i W ill (-a re 1 bedroom. } bath ap trtm e nt. 3)00 monthly. Call 477 471). ask ter Jim 93— Rooms for Rent C hristie* Hestel TV. kitchen, laundry, maid. but. 4*3 wk. up OT *4*4, m * * t o F rlv a tg Bath and entrance Worsting sannip- home ->tea u wk H I R tO E w s _____ ROOMS TOR RENT Call H ) M U Room* lor Rant. 3V, "0 Week H i t*«0 Eve* SANFORD Furnlttw d roam* by the week Reasonable rates Maid ta rv k e Call H ) 4307 3 7 PM 413 Palmetto A w .______ SANFORD. Rea* weekly A Monthly rata* U til Inc att. 300 Oak A dult* I 441 7*43 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent A LL A R IA S FurnltTwd. and unfurnished I. 1. 3. A 4 badroom* Kid*, pat*. 3300 and up 31*7188. F u l l ! too On Rant*is Inc. Rac tor Fare. Apt*, tor Saawr C ltltant 111 Palmetto A w J Cowan. No Phene Call* Lake M ary. Small I badroom. furnished apartment Single working man. n k a H urry I H I 1*30__________________ SANFORD COURT APTS. Studto Apertments 1 bedroom apartment I Badroom turn!shad apt 1 Badraam apartment* Senior citizen* discount F toilb to to e w * Sanford I bedroom, adult*, no pat*, quiet residential area. t u c k upper month, m 481* 1 B drm . tlllc to n c y . M ature protest tonal tomato p r* tor rad 371 waoh U M dep H I 0 (4 1 badroom. I bath. WW carpal. • I r . no pat* L t a u US1 113 (8*8___________________ 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent A ttractive Clean, ana bdrm. apt Newly painted, and re modeled, wall to w all carpal U88 u c u rlty deposit Rant SU . Include* u tllllto t H3 ( W o r n I 0*47______ BAMBOO C O V I APTS 100 E A irport Blvd Ph n i * 4 » Efficiency, tram 3138 M e 3% discount tar Santor C ltlta n t_____________ LUXURY APARTMBNTS Fam ily * Adult* Sectton F a iltld *. I Bedroomt. M a tter Cava Apartm aati. H I 7*88 Open On Weekend*. ShoppingFor A HewOr Used Car? ,* 5 5 * Tap toe alw ays fle d lb * Baal daaJa le Uto B ra a ia p HofoU t OaaaJrtad aactfaa. Read F rid a y a f »ea/n# H ara /d lor Ib a boa! aatoctfon*. Evening Hemld • N a e ib rr e w e b k»e , Florida M S -M I I • *• > I 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent M E L L O ffV IL L I TRACE APTS. Spec tout Modern 1 Bdrm Cant haat. air, c lo u to lawn er Lakalronll No pat* S130 Mo *40 M e llo n ,ill* Ave 111*13* RIDCEWOOO ARMS APTS 13*8 Ridgewood A w Ph 131 *410 1.1 A ] Bdrm* tro m illO V illa*. Sanford. 1 Bdrm ) bath. 3)30 per me and U38 security 1 1*3 77*4 SANFORD NEAR LAKE MONROE NOW LEASINOI SANFORD LANDINO AFTS. NEW apt* close te shopping end motor hw yt Gracious living •n our 1 A ) Bdrm apt* that o fte n • Garden er Lott Units • Washer /Dryer Hook Up* In our 1 Bdrm apt* • 1 Laundry Facfltto*. • Olympic S lit Pool • Health Club with 1 Saunas • Clubhouse with FIreplece • Kitchen A Game first s Tennis, Racquetball. Voltoyba'i • 4 Acre Laxe on Property • Night Polro)> Dry 14 Wk OPEN 7 DAYSAW EEK. K00W l i t Ct. In Sonterd H I 41M or Orlando *43 04)* Equal Opportunity Housing Your Budget w ill bud with axtra dollars whan you advertise In Classified i n M il. I Bdrm unfurnished epert menl Pool 3130 month plus u tllllto t H I 3*30 E w 1 bedroom . ) bath house tor rent Lake Mary area Avail abto tOH H I 13(7__________ 4 Bdrm . l»s bath, living room, dining room and fam ily room, a p p lia n c e *, w e ll lo w a ll carpel, cent heel. air. fenced yard 3400 plu* v)30 u c u rlty H I 31(0 . 1 0 5 - DuplexTriplex / Rent BRAND NEW D U PLIX CS 1 Bdrm . I B . tcreen porch, carpal, slow , ra trlg D/W. laundry ream, H I H31 Duple* Newly decorated 1 bedroom*. 1 bath. Inside u tili­ ty room UlO per month plu* u c u rlty doposlt Call Orlando 430 4144 tor appointment 115— Industrial Rentals H im tq It. Industrial avail able lor rata, an 1 acre* A irport Blvd. (04 413 314). Far detail*._________ 117— Commercial Rentals SFACE FOR R IN T i a tfka. retail, and w arehouu storage Call H I 440)_______ 121 — Condominium 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent Rentals C lou I n i b d rm . kllclw n I urn No p e lt 3130 plus u c u rlty 447 303*. or 444 *440 For Rent l l t l month, efficiency house at 111 S 4th St In Lake M a ry. K itchen, bath, and large room. 11*10 with u p * ra t ar lo r livin g a r t* , and badroom I t l month and last month and 4100 damage da p u ll required Call 410I7H leave message • • • IN DELTONA • • • • • HOMES FOR RENT • • • • 17* 104 • • Lake Frant 3 badroom. l bath 3330 par mo 3300 u c u rlty P attO K. 0 4 3*13__________ ★ LANDLORDS ★ Tired o l tha headaches! Let us m anage you r re n ta l pro partial. Professional tow cost tarvlca H I M i l Call anytime United Seles Associates. Inc. Prop. Mgmt. Ply., Realtor Large 4 room*, get heal plus fireplace, appliance*, tonced yard, garage Cell ♦ (( t i l l L o w ly ) Bdrm . I bath, tonced In y a rd , ca rp o rt, laun dry room, oft s tr u t parking . ! ) 0C u c u rlty Rant 1100 weak.. Call 111 M l]o r H I 4(47 Senlord. Holly A w 1 Blks. N. 17 (1. NIC*. I Bdrm IM0. plus u c u rlty . N epal*. 441 Very Nice bedroom. I bath r.u * eel In kitchen, dining team and fam ily. In excellent loca­ tion. large tot. tru ll tree*, laundry room w ith wether, 34)3 llrm First, last, plus u c u rlty . H I *487 3 Bdrm ., 1 bath, carport, u tility, la r q a l l v l n a re a m w ith tlra p la ca A vailable 11/01. 34)3. I t t and I, it. and u c u rt ty. H I 1818 a w * Etogant decor, ] badroom. 1'1 bath, no pat* 3400 a month. taOO deposit Day* H I *413. aw ning* H I 3(4* ENJOY COUNTRY LIVIN O Energy a lflc le n t 1 bedroom apartment nettled In a lush country environment M n u tti from Orlando and Stwpplng Children and small pet* wel com*. Professional en tlto management CANTERBURY AT THE CROSSINGS h i -k i i 127—Office Rentals OFFICE Far Rent Or Lease 1013 N Orlando A w Maitland F lo rid a 31731. S1S8 pa r month, short or tong form 3CHUREN REALTY REALTORS..............383A ll 1347 141— Homes For Sale BATEMAN REALTY Uc. Reel Estate Broker 144* lentord A w . LAKE MARY Vacaal. 3 Bdrm . I bath, kitche n equipped, many e itr a * . Oaad tchaal d fttr k f. Asking •*(.(*(. REDUCBD 144,*•• to 34S.(W. Vacaal- m at! see to bettovel 1 B d r m ., 1 b a lk , k itc h e n equlpaid. screened parch. 1 car s *ra « a . leaced back. MfwMl(h6ef1i8#d 321-0759 Eve 322-7443 FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK TELLERS: Full lima and part tlmq position* available In our San lord Office. Previous taller expert* nee prslarrad. M u tt b * cuilo m ar oriented, have good com ­ munication skills and a p r o ftttlo n tl appearance. Our atoll will ba IntatvlBwIng In our Sanford olflca, 101 E. 25th Slroat, on Wadnaaday, Oclobar It, 1BB4, between Iha hours ot B a.m. and 11 a.m. E q u a l opportunity Employer 'M F.V.H NOW H IRIN G ! O u t s t a n d i n g O p p o r t u n it y F o r EXPERIENCED CASHIERS, GAS ATTENDANTS AND FAST FOOD PREPARATION O n e c J '/<>/) CENTERS 5 LOCATIONS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY • A u t o /T r u c k R e fu e lin g • F u ll Line C o n v e n ie n c e Store: • F as ! Fo o d K itc h e n s Fried Chicksn-Subs-Donuta • • • • • T o p S a laries F ree L ife & H o s p ita liz a tio n 2 Paid V a c a tio n s Each Y ear P ro fit S h arin g Plan O th e r B e n e fits MAKE APPLICATION IN PERSON AT 202 N. Laurel Ave.. Sanford Monday Thru Friday I X) AM 4 )0 PM NO PHONE CALLS. PLEASE �OUR aOAROfNO H O U B t • w ith M ajor H oopla • H I —Homes For Sale 141—Homes For Sale Tv BIG SALE RELOCATION CORP. OFFERS SPANISH- 2 STORY POOL PLUS APARTMENT ¥»*i$l29,50C.Thin $115,000 Thtn $110,000, Now $91,000 Vacant u l a l v atmashpara. Larpa, eldar, m il mtinfemad ham*. Quality construction with Cyprui tt a m i, Calti# Oral Cdlmgs. Firoplaca. ) bedroom. } both plot upa role <10 tp. H. Mother In Low Apartment and 71 X 14 Pool l l « X HO te clu d ed lo t. Tomring traoi and aiale at Sal* by O w ntr ja rto rd NIC* ] badroom horn* with liv in g room, dining room, panaltd fam ily room, laundry room, workshop and largo K rtan od porch Call tor In formation M M IQd t o wo _ ~MOME~INl RECTORS Call u» balort you buy "L a i the b u y tr b a w a re " no lo n g tr applies.... . m mi Idyltwlld* 4 Bdrm I bath. FR. cant, halt n r Aprga ' i acra tot Vary prlvatai Aisumabl* mtg K ) 107] attar I ITF.MO IN T E R E S T E D In a FR E E Ccmputariiad Market Arvaly Id Ol tha vatu* of your horn* or property? Call ut today at Undid Salat A iiaclatai. Inc. Raaltar. tar mara Intarmattan. __________ m i m i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 141—Homes For Sale SANFORD 1 bdrm , ] bath tovaly homa. Don tq ft., ta t In kitchen, formal dining Shady duut'a lot Naw Spat 3*7.300 Ownar Mo tlv at ad Beautiful ihady tot appro* ' j acra on canal to Sylvan Lak* 377 TOO Atk lor Cam *. Cantu ry I t . June P ortig Raalty 777 1471 homa TO n » ______ Sanlord 1 bdrm . t bath living, dining room, porch, gra in ho uia, tancad cornar lot. Q uick 111* may a t iu m t l Supar low or no down Ownar m .O M M l H i t ____________ Sanford a ria Law down, no qualifying 1 badroom. I bath. wood tra m * homo 377 4041 _ IfO w n tr G«n«v« Almost NEWf 4 Bedroom. | Both 1 a e rtt 3*5 3496 or 349 S4SI______ Cold weather (Jotsn l I r p f i i the fast results want a d i bring COUNTRY COTTAGE now paint ond cor pot on ' i acre tro o d fen ced lo t O w ner financing Vacant! Move tn now Make Offer United Sales Aieactalei, Inc. Deltona 'near new shopping Center 23S Loan I ' A ta rg e lot Custom h u ll! colonial home lest than I y r i Large living room, full sire dining room Large eat in kitchen, 2 bdrms . 2 full baths Require 112.000 cash Payments 1244 SO including taie s. Insurance Also garage phone 574 4144 GENEVA Beautiful Ranch on 7 5 Acres 26£0 Sq Ft. in area o l h o rs e lo v e r s M A N Y EXTRAS 1120.000 MURRY! Cah Lisa Maney J it vom UNITED LAND CO INC. m MM REALTOR __22) SWS eaeaaaaaeeeeeaea HELP BUYERS WANTED REDUCED TO «74.** Squeaky dean, spacious 4 Bedroom with family room and tepa rate hobby shop In Lech Arbor. Drapes and all appli­ ances plus micro, washer, dryer, many bull! ins, fenced rear yard. Idylfwitde Clemen tary and golf course nearby FMA APPRAISED IS),000 Move in condition, 1 bedroom. 2 bath with paneled fam ily re a m , fir e p la c e , in sid e loundry/iewinf room on quiet treed street. Fenced rear yard wtth fruit trees. Call BECKY CGURSON. The Wall SI. Company* 111 >003 or evenings 37) 9470 i »• * * * * * * * a a a %a a HALL n u n wc mu to* l» i n t i itm to tt WALK TO LAKE MONROE 1 M , M . ■ 1 ,1 4 . 14*1 1,41 Flreplacel CM and A, fam ily rm I I I X I I i c r * * n * d botanical gardens! O r**m t do < *m # tr m i O M , t ill. * * * . CALL HALL. IANORA Latge and Lovely I bdrm 1 b ill), cathedral tngl CH A At Fam ily loom I Obi Q eregel C om m unity pool I Coll u* quick! CALL HALL E XEC U TIVE Entertainm ent. Febgleus I Bdrm horn* m Lob* Morhhom E tia le tl C* I M n l c e illn g il F tr*p l*(*1 Screened p * *ll On canal I* L o k * M o rk h o m w /d e c k l Outdoor dork and m l bar I Halt acra and tra a it Kao POO CALL HALL EXC E LLEN T VALUE I bdrm , l* a bath, control boat and a ir, garaga, tancad pool Assume no qualifying. Only S44.MI CALL HALL CALL HALL 323-5774 3*6* MWY 17 92 GENEVAGARDENS APARTMENTS Ort* MTOMMY • A d u lt 6 Fam ily Sections • W O Connections • Coblp TV. Fool • Short T#rm Loot#* A vo ilo b l# i, i, i a. Eptb, a. tjl 2 rou d u o to ir o n IB m m n i t u mi 644-4144 i:> { ,v V J 323-3200 DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE ON LAKE MART 1LVD. I\ J S | I rtf V i i s i SANFORD 'w a ll carad tar 1 badroom. I bath ham*. Loll *1 traait Ttili have* t» immjcu tala Youri tar 347,**4 IM IS . FRENCHAVE. R E A LTO R STENSTROM REALTYwREALTOR Sanford's Sales Leader \ i t K 321-0041 NEW RRICK D U PLE X-potltlva each fl ow Atkumabl* mortgage, Aiking 17}. MO Uni lad Solai A itaciatri. Inc NEW SMYRNA BEACH } Story. 4 Bdrm Ocaantront Penthouse, w ith largo root gardan.kpa 1740 000 SCMUREN REALTY REALTORS............ MS 411 114y Naw Smyrna Baach Duplai Townhouse } /} aach unit Baach sid* A I A Priced to sail 1137.000 Sanford Florida Avo Double lot Ideal lor restricted com mar c lal or pt plats lona I oil leas SI Cloud Small 3 I college lust S blocks to public boat ramp E L a > e Toho 371.100 turnlshad Winter Springs Investment op portunlty Quadraplai lownhousas } /l'i» *c h u n it Huckrba Hall Praparttas. Inc. REALTOR I M 1474 attar haurt. Glenn* J. Tannay REALTOR ASSOCIATE M l S**l Otlaan }<y acre hamaitt* an pavadroad sif.aoa Otlaan I f acres with mabile ham. High and dry. Lerg* shad* tr a il Big workihap and paI , barn SSS.M*. la n ia rd I acra m ini ranch. I badroam. I bath ham* plus I mobile ham* l l l a i w ith la pile tan ks and m a la rk. Ownar must sail 447.1*4 laniard I acre* suitable tar mubil* ham* lit*. Fenced and (r a il tancad tar hartal with sm all pend and 1 w a ll*, tM.isa Call Baatric* W illiam tan. Real tar A iie c ie t*. avat. n > 4741 and Denn* Maltby. Raaltar A ssaclali.avai. I l l 44M Wall St Company. Realtors __________m u t t . __________ PRIVACY 1 Bdrm Mobil* on 1 Acres, near Airport Hava appraisal and commllmonl lor 37* 300 COUNTRYWIDE REALTY Bag. RJE. Bfbkar. ........ t t l W B P r o t a s i l o n a l l y decor at ed Eacaplionally clean, energy rated 3 Bdrm , I *» bath laml ly room, icrta n ad porch, privacy lane*, cant halt and air In quiet neighborhood w ithin walking distance ot all schools 333,000 M IA M I REPOSSESSION O.iedo. I mil* from UCF 1 Bdrm. 1*1 bath brick and stucco 334,**0 43*0 down tool 77 par mo PI. 13% APR Principal* only Lak* Mary Raalty. REALTOR ITT it * * SHENANDOAH VILLAGE SECURITY DEPOSIT SPECIAL • • • TO QUALIFIED AFfLiCANTS J23L 2S 20 Fit. * 1 9 9 WE LIST AND SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN NORTH SEMINOLE COUNTY FANTASTIC 1 Bdrm . 7 bath hem* with tlraplac*. peddle Ians, ta t in kitchen, lively landscaping. 434. TOO JUST FOR YOU I Bdrm.. 7H bath ham* In tt.a Country. Eat m kltchan. S other tats, plus nurtary butlnais lhat may b* purchased saparataly try.tat A PLEASURE ) Bdrm . ) bath country home, with split bdrm. plan, tlraplac*. a il in kltchan. much mar*. 144 000 THE NATURAL ] Bdrm . ) bath ham* In R at* Caurt. Wot bar,calling Ians, cant haat. air, oat In kltchan, lets mar*. ms.Md WATERFRONT 1 Bdrm . }<i bath ham*, idaal ter enter Inning, ipeciaui t i l In hitch an. trench dears, paddle Ians, many amanitlai. 1144.too WILL BUILD TO SUITI YOUR LOT OR OURSI EXCLUSIVE A O E N T FOR WI N S O N O DEV. CORP. A CENTRAL FLORIDA LEADERI MORE HOME FOR LESS MONEY! CALL TOOAYI aGENEVA OSCEOLA PD d JONEDFORMORILESI f Aero Country tracts. Wall treed an paved Rd. M h .D o w n .il Y r t e l l l X I From III.to o l It you * r * leaking tar a sue cttilu l career in Root E ilat*. Stanstrsm Realty It leaking tar you Call La* Albright today at )}} )«M Evenings 111 M il C A L L A N Y T IM E 3 2 2 -2 4 2 0 t i l l S. Park, Santaed f i t Lh. Mary Bled. U . M ar Wall SI. Company Rotllars Hast th* taltawmg OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY 14 PM I 1M M 4 LAKE MARY *4* Country Club Rd. Now i Bdrm . ] bath custom Canadian Cedar horn* I 4 to East on Lak* M ary B ird South onC 13 to property Cardinal Debt Phase 11 Enacutivo homa* starling *1 SIM.'TOO 4 bdrm I }>y bethi A lio 17] acre building lots iva ila b la starting at 17* 000 14 to E a st.u n Lak* Mary Blvd to South on C IS to right on Main Rd SANFORD M l Sonora Blvd. A slum ab >0 m ortgogi 3 Bdrm , I bath lor only 447 000 l7 M lo right on A irport Blvd to latt on Sonora LONOWOOD ! C U S T O M B U IL T or O U R YOUR LOT | (Mo Money Down) 11 LOT fi! (As Low *1000 Down) | | . HH3NOOM MijMt » MfiM T T A 'f lW W L E **P N FROM, .VUENPOE* ---------------------t r j - . u ------------------------------- iS -Jk l.. - H I — Homes For Sale SOLID 1UICK 4 Bdrm . Y\> B«th home on corner fenced lot, F la room, w orkih op, garden A num able mortgage Only IU 000 IMtted Sain A im lit w , Inc. •oSnMPER AGENCY INC.** ‘ 2 5 5 . i l l Rtdg*line Run E itc u tu v * homa 1 bdrm . 1 bath w ith pool Bast school! located in M arkham H illa Longwood Mills Rd to tub division *11 Alamod* 4 bdrm , IS* bath Lass man N K Id assume lor qualified bu ytr 4)4 la R a n g o lln o o n to r Tiber on 321 5005 AAA SECURITY STORAGEOF SANTORO THE HERON * 3 2 2 . 6 0 fee m o nth 3 Bedroom. 2 Beth, Garage Custom Homes Of Deltona r £ S N O W BROKER CO-OF 5 7 4 -7 0 0 7 Qpftt ID E M 10 S FEI 1‘ ID TEAR WARRANTY i JM PflOMrt NCI BIV0 □EIT0NA ’ S2 Double Wide 1 B d rm . 1 bath Cathedral callings, paddi* tan Family Park S lf 000 Day 111 4114 lor DabI P M l l I 4443 159—Real Estate Wanted REALTOR I t H t t l Baautitul sunken living room w ith Ilona tlraplac*. paddle Ians, and beamed cathedral c a llin g Has H iding glass doors to hug* screened patio and deck, wtth halted Ja cu u l Spa and overlooks Lak* J bdrm . ) bath, double garage, and much more Atkumabl* Mtg 3*} 000 WE NEED LI3TIH O SI 14V—Commercial Property / 5ale C a ittlb a rry Seminal* Blvd Zoned P. R. 1 .1.1 Acra*. 341.4** W. M alictawskl Raaltar __________ 333 7*33 P rivB tt party rwvdi 2 or 3 bedroom home _____________ 221 4**1 H I —Country Property / Sale ENTERPOISE Baautitul I acra Wooded homasll*. near Mariners Cov» 317.300 with GREAT terms Don't w a iilt UNITE D LAND CO INC *1*34** REALTOR 313 3041 g e n e v a WtadadSAcres. 314 *00 lull p rlc t DON T W A IT tl U N ITEOLANDCO INC. 41* 3*44 REALTOR 111 3441 a a aa a1 I * * * * * * * * * 151—Investment Property / Sale Four U nit Apartment house B eautiful quiet area Naw paint Sanford 229 M3t______ JO A crei Otfeen 13000 down, 9290 per month Price 130 000 373 9040 153—Acreage_____ Lots/Sale NEW 3MYRNA BEACH Investors! Builders' Ocean and Klvaeviaur lots 170 uu. Financing available Btaths.de Raalty. REALTORS 417 111} Q p *n 7 0 *yl1 OSTEEN 1 A lots 31000 uown. Terms Lak* Privileges No mobiles Kerry I Draggort Realtor 34* t*M.____________ Seminole Woods E it c u t lv * horn* sitas. 3 3 acres By ownar Call Orlando 1711*70 Altar 3 PM________________ t* BEAU TIFU L AC REI Cypress Islet lOstoan) Good lor Mobiles, hem* or Investment Easy access Great buy at SM W0 w ith SUPER TERMS! Trad* Considered CALL BART A •s ESTATES' h b y* OPEN WEEKENDS I t Acra latt. ONLY 311.30*. LOW DOWNI GREAT Terms! Build yaur awn dream ham* In this tavaty country tatting Swim, lists, and ski In k a a u tilu l LAKE ASHBY. B ring th* Fam ily avt THIS W E E K C N O and te a r th * p te y a rty E n |*y a FREE B IE R OR SODA while w rit ing up th* purctsas* agra* m in t tar yaw naw hamasita. Or ■It you dan't w ith t* obtain a baautliui ptac* at F land* ter yau r vary awn. HAVE A FREE DRINK ANVW AYI Wa'll aagraclat* yaur company. Ideally locatad batwaan Orlande and Naw Smyrna Baach. Taka 14 fa Dolton* ta ll, than east la Otlaan and tallow signs OR taka 3R.4II tram Santurd. UNITS FROM aaaaaaa aa aaa aaa , 157—Mobile Homes /S ale 31. Johns R lvtr 11* A crts 30071 on th* River Assumable loan w ith good credit 11,000 HURRYI UNITEOLAN D C O INC. 41*3*4* REALTOR 11) 3443 163—Waterfront Property / Sale Garage Sale Friday A Saturday. • to 3 Clothing m iic , A lot* of p la n t* 1220 R andolph St (Off Mellonvilte) Sanford Giant Garaga Sal* Saturday and Sunday Lawn mower d lr l bikes weights, tools, books, games clothing }7t Evansdatf Rd Lake Mary | Oft County Rd H I H I 1)41 Hidden L a k* 10* LaCost* Court Saturday and Sunday Bar sat goll dubs linens, lawn mower, misc items M o v in g S ale F u r n it u r e , clothing mlsc 104 Lake Dot Dr Sun Iand Oct V A Oct 1* * AM 3 P M _____ ______ MOVING SALE Sunday only* 1 4 PM 101 Skogan Court 1117114 Furniture, Hammond organ, a ft_________________ Oct Ifth and 13th collectible p la its , figurines, w om ens clo th e s p la n ts , lu m b a r, g lassw a re, kitch e n a p p ll ances garden supplies, much more Rt e I } l * Acorn Dr 1011 Longwood Lk M ary Ra I Wise is th# Housewife who deans closets with Classified Ads Yard Sale Frl Sat Sun Tires tools, household goods 1 riding lawn mowars. 1 u tilltia i trailers 111* Country Club Rd , Sanlord 3 Family Yard Sale Baby Items dishes Alol ol mlsc IM I W 4th SI Selurdey and Sunday 103 W 1st St Furniture. Refrigerator, stove, washer. 4 tables, odds end ends antique bottles leaa Ford Ranchero Truck Satur day and Sunday 10 to 3 Green corduroy l.p v*t*a t One occasional A on# ovarttuftad chair Call i n » » _________ Kenmer* Parts. Service Used Washers 11144,7 MOONEY APPLIANCES • RENT TO OW N. Color T V t , stereos washers, dryers re Ir Igar a lor. bearers, furniture video rtc o rd tr t Special 1st weeks rent etc A lttr n .il ve TV A A pel Rentals Zayret Shopping Canter __________ m ta « « __________ WHY PAY MORE 7 TV's Appliances Furnltu»t ‘Bad Salt complete 3.4 43 THE U3ED3TORE Com# in and Sea e II* E Ind 31 >31 4.34 •_ W ILSONMAIER FU R N ITUR t 111 113E FIRSTST 111 3*31 183—Television/ Radio / Stereo COLOR TELEVISION RCA IS Consol* color l*l»vl von Original price over 3400 Balance due 3144 00 or take over payments 170 par mo Still in warranty NO MONEY DOWN F re# horn# tria l No obligation Call M l 31*4 Day or night________ 187—Sporting Goods Remington Model 1100 12 Ga Shotgun, c Remington Model !?0 Pump Shotgun 17 Ga and S & W Model 29 t MM Pistol Call 272 JQ49_______________ 189—Office Supplies / Equipment TLC Custom Body Shop and Garaga Used Cars Salas A Service 341*', S Orlando D r H I 014* W f FINANCED WE BUY CARS! OK Corral Used Cars 313 t*}1 . 14*0 CHEVY CHEVETTE 4 4 Door t l 000 117 4477 47 Clastic Musiang Convert* b i* Shiny rad on rad black top auto VERY SHARP' Call lit *410 ‘73Cougar XR 7 Good Condition *oooo miles 31100 Call]}]bill 7* AMC Concord DL 1 door. * cylinder Encailanl condition1 M r ‘ chlng vinyl top B L f also valour Interior HIOC or bast otter 17] O403 work . ' l l Imputk* isuru Slack, good cond 3*300 I I I 30*0 • 4 S u b a ru OL 4 sp. a ir . Stereo Cassette 4400 m l No 3 down! Mindy 111 0110 1011 235-Trucks / Buses/ Vans 3TARTINO 111,*00 Fully Customlred 13 To Choose From .0 Mo Bank F mane ing Fr.ochres Custom Vans 17S4 No Hwy. 17 *1 •)•*» •» 173*137 219—Wanted to Buy Elec! ro tt a tic copier with i f and) Good co n d itio n S ta rt tuppliet fr— Call 272091 Sharp Bond paper copier Model number SF 7SS For tale, tale Over payment* le a t e purchase Only a month* old Lifetim e warranty 3)1 Belt B*by B«4t S lro llm . C a ria it*. Pi a ?pent. Etc. R a p a riic li Book* 37) B377 127 9*0* Paying CASH tqr Aluminum, Can*. Copper Bra**. Lead Newspaper, Giai*. Gold. Stlvar Kokomo Tool. 916 W 1*t 6 S 00 Sat 9 1 32) 1100 195—Machinery/Tools 221—Good Things to Eat CLARK FORKLIFT 33CO lb c a p a c ity C o m p le te ly ra conditioned 17 00) 3*3 1414 Cucumber* for pickle* 32) *44) and 377 0797 199—Pets & Supplies Rottweiler F No paper* |)k0 00 Reg Chow m i* M 373 7770 205—Stamps/Coins 223—Miscellaneous Gib%on Marauder Guitar 12S0 StlvertoAe guitar 1100 Bundy FlutetHO 323 9*44 A ft 7pm MONEY MONEY Everywhere f ry a Wan! Ad Gat your share!, Gold: and Silver Coin* W in ted 'Private B uytr Pleat# call 371 oaie W E A T H E R BADT Call In your Want Ad Classified Dept 3111411 74 GMC pick up truck. Good condition, w ill consider trade Asking 317*4 Call 111 1*7) 77 Ford F 130 JLT Prck up asc condition Nu rusi Must sail lie * ! I I ooo under book av* 0400 or 4 TV Uv00 239—Motorcycles and Bikes '67 Kawa*ak! 330 Low mileage 11400 371 50P0 64 K a*a*aki. GP I 550. 3000 mile*. 1400 and fake over paymen!* of IM 00 monthly 327 4535 241—Recreational Vehicles / Campers 27 ft Contend Sfh Wheel, air conditioning awning, ) way refrigerator* tic e lle n ! rondi tlon VS 000 37/ 7363 243—Junk Cars Sailboard, brand new 1411 Con i a 11da f • d M a r i n e , N ew Smyrna 1 90* 42) *093_______ 213—Auctions 231-Cars FOR ESTATE C o m m e rcia l or R e ild e n h a l Auction* A A ppraiial* Call Dell t Auction 37) 3470 Autumn! Enjoy the Beauty o! tha Sea*on in A Good 1964 New Car Trade Int Bad Cfedit? 215—Boats and Accttsories No Credit? BUY JUNK CARS A TRUCKS F rom 110 to ISO or more C a ll) } ] 1314 3114)11 TOP Dollar Paid lor Junk A Used cars.trucks A heavy equipment m >4*0 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR JUNK CARS AND TRUCKS CBSAUTOPARTS 1*3 4303 WE FINANCE fi Old* Omega 1100 Down '?• 70 Caravel!# * trader a t tt 1*500 or best offer 271 5000 TRYING TO SELL 73Caddy Fleetwood1130down Ford Pinto 1100 Down Otter eapiret !0/2f/B4 217—Garage Sales C h ristm a s B a ia a r 14)3 S Laurel A v* . o il 17th St Frl day A Saturday Oct 14 17th 10 AM 7 PM Handicrafts and car am ici, door p ru ts Garaga Sal* Ft'day thru Salur day 10 til 1 101 T tm p lt O f , R avtn na P ark Kids, and mans clothing m ist and R* Loader No early birds______ YOUR C A R ? LET US SELL IT FOR YOU NATIONAL AUTO SALES II 70S Sanlotd 371 4075 Dabat y Auto A Mar in* Salas Across In* rive r. top ol h ill 174 Hwy i 7 * i Dabary aaaaiaa Musi fa ll! 1*77 Gran P rla Good condition A ir, ps. pb, 31X30 Call 111 *404__________ R tliabl# w ln t*rlt*d cart In today's wanl ads Check Them Out! M O ST CARS SOLD WITHIN 46 HOURS! F I V I P O IN T AUTO * A L I S 3 2 3 -1 4 4 9 CONSULT OUR S I 4,000 n i l l l l ' I I Concord 14 X 34 Carriage Cova. A dult Sac. 1 b d rm /I bath M n n y a itr a iU l 3*31 ' l l M anet**. ] Bdrm . I'y bath, a d u lt section o l C a rrla g t Cove Sia m Call *04 M l 4114 lor appointment________ __ AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB WANTED 3 HOMES To List Your B u sinessDial 322-2611 or 831 -9 99 3 Hm opportunity to tsar* now d n c o ia tly * w ork (aiding, trim , ahuttar*. rapiacamanl and doors) at a eery tow «o * l T N * am ailng naw s lo n * ha* captured Its* In i eras I at homeowners throughout the Untied t i l l * * who ara tod • a d o th a r ed ata.lt m a ln tana nco •a Bra protacUon. Our now every type o l yin yi end * I a^tl el d^s^t h^j ^n^sa. A lao c o n e ta ta B lack, » *b o a l» i. atucdo, ale. Van hoaoa c fs o lta o fll dtlforant nanh land *. It la naw going M b# Inttpdwcad la tha Bamtnala County area. Your homa can be • ehew ptooa In If worth your whHa It • d y a t!Ic in g . 100% hank Accounting A Tax Service * SAAALL BUSINESSES a Income Taa Season It NE AR Financial EncIcRmanf la rvlc* "COMPLETE ACCOUNTING AN OTAX SERVICE" TO-11*1 as* Nr Karan *c Brad For Small businattat Monthly com putarliad financial tta l ta m a n l Q u a rte rly re tu rn s 123C*<0 Ask tor Fyank III Individual wilts M y r t t.p a n one* dasirat monthly account mg or t*> woyk Spaciallilng In Small Businas* Reasonable rates 111 SMI SAAALL BUSINESS? Want to Increase profits and Improve •ffX Iarscyl I can show you howl Call tar Fra* Cantulta Han 1131 SS43 Addition! A Remodeling S ptci&list We handle •to n a l a ila r lo r daatgnor, matt adtMn I d*ya nama w td ta: SUNSHINE CONTRACTORS P.O. BO X *0d Lak a M a ty , F L 12741 tha w h o * ball of wav B. L UNI CONST. 322 7029 ^ ^ F in a n c in g A v a it ib l^ ^ ^ A ir Conditioning A Heating Oil healer cleaning and servicing Call Ralph ADO CITY Cleaning Service Hoad Carpal Claamag Living. Dining Room. A Hall 41*00 Sola A Chair. SIS OT MM MAI DS-TO ORDER Who w ill give Your horn* or a t t ic * c o m p la l* in te r io r cleaning lor only 3N par visit7 Call us to find out who and how 7 MS 11* 0*00 General Services PratatHanal Chair earning and rush seat weaving Reason able prices Call M l 4*47 R(built K IR B Y / I I I * . * * • up Guaranteed Kirby Co. 714 W 1*1 St 111 34TO Handy M an l i p . Handyman. Rat. Rallabl* Fra* E*t m o il any |ob Balt Rata* n i f l i l l Call Anytime # HANDY SANDY# Hama Maintananca A Repairs No |ob too big or tod small Etactrlcal. dish washers plumbing, dryars/washurs - ...... - ... m ils*............ Health A Beauty TOWFR SBEAUTY SALON FORMERLY H a rrio tt’i Beauty Nook. St* r t i l SI. m 174) Home Im provement NAME I UMf Onry • tjop to Ft Pfc. 3234122 231-Cars 217—Garage Sales G rt|o ry M o b il* Homts A ra a 'i Largest R* Sal* Dealer Many available in Local Parks EASY FINANCING .M l 113 17*4 1 badroam, I bath mabila ham* w ith many a ilra s . Asking • 1 «° ° ~ W W •OATS * TRAILERS CAMPER I P ACE l AVAILABLE Sunday, Oct. II, ltM —IB Thi* week only. Otfarad Eaclutivoly By U N IT ID L A N O C O . ( M l) 1133441 REALTOR ( M il 41* 3*4* REAL ESTATE REALTOR m i4 « 4 1 LOTS LOCK ARBOR Call 4*3 * M f J RRM iipn IM dF M AeP E Ih ba M hH Ickf wwrt yR ep eftfB nFPE ^F wE ‘ 2 9 ,9 9 0 157-Mobile Homes / Sole 161—Appliances / Furniture 1 hom aoatnar* In thq 110 and l i t Forts! Dr. 1 and 4 Bdrm home I n a ir M a y fa ir C oll C ourt* M id S70's Highway 44 W att to Forott IM K M d tr ] Bdrm . 1 bath In Sonora with potlo and ipa IM.TO I f *7 to E a tt on A irp o rt, rig h t on Sanlord Av* tail On Sanora to latto n K n d a r WE HAVE A i ) Buying or lo llin g A M o tilo Homo? IM Laha Ada ClrOo ) Bdrm . j bath, tcraanad patio IV t fOP LtvaO ek Blvd to 1*11 on Lak* Ad* IS O S W . 2 S th S t m F STSYEMS FOUR. INC. 1561 Lm R I , Winter Ptrh.FI Evening Herald, Sanlord, FI. T he C0ULDNT ] RE^CfiNtTE ^ WINNER AFTER A RUSSIAN RCULETTE ELIMINATION 1f Vk'E’lL '' THE H£B50N RE.CCKT CONTEE-T! _ PUT U& i^VER THE TO? BROWNIE w-THANK* TO in f o r t h e B R O W N IE / EPSEL AWARP.', Building Contractors COMPLETE BLDO. SERVICES Hatldaofla l / f»m ~n«rr‘ 4l GRltkif'ft |g 6 6 iii| §, R in if lif lllif NdJoBToa Small 111 Burton Lm m . lania rd __________n t-a a n __________ Fan* ta Pane**. Labinets I* *740. 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The month's slate of courses begins Nov. 2 with a 3-day state exam review to be conducted from 6-10 p.m. and Nov. 3 and 4. 9 a.m. to 5 p m. The course will be taught at UCF and tuition Is $50. A mortgage broker stair exam prep and principles course will begin Nov. 7 and run through Dec. 26 at a location to be announced. Classes will meet 6-9 p.m. Wednesdays and tuition ls $ l 10. Thrrc will be two salesperson's prcllcenslng courses. The first Is Nov. 10-1H from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally at UCF'a South Orlando campus. The second will be Nov. 20 through Dec. 22. from 5:30-9:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday, and Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuition Is $123. A broker's prellcenslng course will be taught at the South Orlando cumpus Nov. 23 through Dec. 1. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally. Tuition Is $175. The AIREA basic valuation course will be Nov. 29 through Jan. 10, Tuesday and Thursday 6-9:30 p.m., at Winter Park High School. For more Information about these courses call the Institute at 275-2123. How To Build A Tax Shelter Tax shelter consultant Gary Wawrzaszek will addrrss the Central Florida chapter of the International Association for Financial Planning on Nov. 14 at the Citrus Club. CNA Tower. Orlando at 5 p.m. Wawrzaszek has advised top officers of Ford Motor Corp.. North Amerlcun Rockwell and Michigan Dell on how to save tax money. He was the supervisor of real estate syndications for Coopers and Lybrand In Detroit. His topic will be "Tax Shelters - What You Need To Know Defore You Recommend Them ." Members and non-members of 1AFP arc Invited to attend. For more Information call Patricia Petersat 422-0171. Crane's Roost Design Announced The design for the Crane's Roost office building, to be built adjacent from the Altamonte Mall In Altamonte Springs, was completed recently and architects say the structure will avoid the "boxlike appearance of most all glass buildings." It will have 13.600 squarr feet of leaseable office space and will feature bridged walkways nnd a large water fountain In the front of the building. Construction Is to begin next spring. Hawkins Gets Business Award The Washington-based National Federation of Indepen­ dent Duslness recently awarded Sen. Paula Hawkins (R-Florlda) llK^Guardlun of Small Duslness Award." The NFID represents over half a million businesses across the country. Including about 16.000 In Florida. It compared the voting records of senators on small business concerns and found that Hawkins voted In support of positions It held 71 percent of the lime. Holiday House Bought Holiday House Corp . which operates 11 restaurants In Central Florida, including one In Lake Mary, has been sold to l.lvla Holdings. Inc. The purchasers plan In open 25 new restaurants In the next live years. In a press release. Ihc company said It plans to continue In Its Irudlllon of quality food ami service. The "original" Holiday House In DcLand will continue to be oja-rulcd by founders Dob and Wllla Cook. Electronics Company Expands Schwrbcr Electronics, a electronics and computer distributor, has expanded lis Florida operation by recently leasing 10,000 square feet of office space In Altamonte Springs. S o u th e a s t B an k To O f f e r R e tire e s F re e C h e c k in g In a major move to capture a larger share of the Florida retiree market. Southeast Dank will offer savings for rrllrecs. 55 years of age or older, by giving them free and unlimited checking accounts and discounts on other hank servlrcs like credit raids und sale ile|H>slt boxes. "Unlike traditional retiree flanking packages. Soul beast's special retiree services menu g i v e s r e t i r e e s t he i r free checking account, ihcn lets them pick und choose only what they want or nerd from other sprrlul reduced rule services." said John Y. Mercer. Iianklng center manager. To quullfy for Southeast's new retiree services, custom­ ers need maintain only u $ 1,000 deposit with the bank in uny account or combination of accounts of any sort, in­ cluding high yielding certifi­ cates of deposit or money market accounts. When retiree custom ers establish their free deposit account and sign up for Southeast's special assortment o f retiree services, they will rec eive free p erson a lized checks, will not be charged any monthly servlet- lee und can write us many checks as they want wllhui any check charges. They will ulso re­ ceive. free of charge, a special platinum "Quick and Easy" card which will not only give them access to 24 hour bank­ ing t hrough S o u t h e a st ' s automatic teller machines and the nationw ide Plus and statewide Honor networks, but will also Identify them as eligible for any Southeast's „ rw assortment of retiree ! .i______ r r . services at uny tune. Other discounts on services for Southeast's retiree custom­ ers include 30 percent off the regular price lo rent uny size safe deposit box. when und where available. "Retirees represent one of lhe largest und fastest growing Iianklng murkets In Florida." ■aid Mercer. "In addition to the more than 3 million rellrees alreudy living here. Florldu Is expected to attract more than one fourth of the 2 million more retirees who arc expected to relocate In the next five yeurs. "T h is dynamic customer group needs checking ac­ counts to pay their bills and Is l o o k i n g for s a v i n g s and cnvestmrnt accounts which are safe und offer u high rate of return. Decause they live on fixed Incomes, retirees also require accounts which enable them to w it hd r aw funds quickly and easily without p e n a l t y In c a s e o f a n emergency, plus credit cards for convenient purchasing ublllty" Mercer continued. "W e have put together an assortment o f reduced-rale services especially for them, w h i c h o f f e r s t h e m co st savings, and from which they can pick and choose the services they want." he stated. "In addition to tc free und red u ced fee a c c o u n ts . Southeast can also offer re­ tirees direct deposit of social security or retirement checks, and a broad range of Invest­ ment. trust, discount broker­ a ge , m o r t g a g e and loa n services." IDS Arrives In Sanford With a snip of the scissors, Chamber of Commerce representative Ned Yancey welcomes IDS Am erican Express to S anford. The co m p an y's o ffice Is located at 705 S. French Ave. Pictured left to right are: Shep Sheppard, IDS American Express division manager; Yancey; Vic Arnett, IDS Am ex finan­ cial planner; Jack Horner, president of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, D r. E arl Weldon, president of Semlno)** C o m m u n ity C o lle g e ; and L o re /ta Arnett, office m anager for IDS-Amex. H *r*M Plwta k r Oragary Oatwii A u to w o rk e rs Split O n W ho They W a n t For P resid ent 'M o st Important Issu e’ Is Job Security, Says Flint M a y o r By Leon Daniel UPI National R eporter FLINT. Mich. (UF1) — At the Korncr Dar. which faces Ihc brick factory where un­ ionization of Amerlcu's automobile Industry began violently In the depths of the Great Depression. Republicans have come out of Hie closet. They are tolerated even In a tavern where most autoworkers profess lo lie yellow dog Democrats, which is lo say they would rather vole for a mutt of that hue than a Republican. The outcome of the presidential election may depend not only on Ihe traditionally Democratic blue-collar voters who already have switched lo President Reagan, bul also on Ihe unknown number of their fellow workers who also may emerge from Ihe closet on Nov. 6 lo help re-elect hint. It Is an electoral war that pits fathers against sons, divides union brothers and sisters and threatens to realign political allegiances throughout America's Industrial heartland. Thrrc Is at the Horner Dar. a hangout for Ihc stuunehest United Auto Workers union members, dully skirmishing for the hearts nnd minds of the men und women who make Dulck bodies on the other side of Saginaw Street. "The younger people don't understand the difference between Democrats and Republicans." grumbled Roy Hughey, a staunch Democrat und reared autoworker who owns the Horner Dar. ' Hughey, who has seen good times and bad times, blames the auto Industry's hardest years on the Republicans. So does his friend. Steve West, u UAW local official who acknowledged sadly. "1 have a son who's a Reagan supporter." "Reagan's got the young people con­ vinced he will give them respect." said West. “ These kids want respect, not money. The UAW has |ust signed a no-galti contract." That contract provides for Job security. " If you don’t have a Job." West said, "you don't have respect." Don Dolllgar. 26. a spot welder at the plant. Is one of the muny who equates his job with respect, which Is why he plans to vote for Reagan. "I was laid off foi two and a half years." Ikilligur said. "Reagan pul us back to work." Such talk Irks Jim Parker. 51, a millwright In Ihc plant who escaped being laid off during the recent recession because of Ills 22 years seniority. Parker, who voted for Jimmy Carter In I960 and will vote for Waller Mondale In I9H4. earns $14.85 an hour. He credits the union for his good fortune. As fur Reagan. Parker said. “ He’s against the workingman." The unemployment rate In this blue-collar city has been halved slnced Flint led (lu­ nation In 1982 with a Jobless rale of 23 percent, doubling In the two previous years Its general-welfare caseload. Perhaps no city was hll harder by the Reagan administra­ tion's budget cutbacks. Flint. 65 miles northwest of Detroit. Is the blrthplace of General Motors Corp.. head­ quarters of Its Dulck division and the site of Its Chevrolet truck assembly plant. The city. Its growth already halted by Ihe 1974 recession, still has not recovered fully from the recession thut struck with massive layoffs In 1981. Janies A. Sharp. Jr.. Flint's first black mayor and a Democrat who campaigns for Mondale. said. "T h e single most lm|iortunt Issue In the presidential campaign Is Job security." There Is little doubt that economic recovery Is well under way In Flint, but the mayor credits It to "Carter administration programs that were already In place when the recession began." Sharp said Flint still boasts the highest C h in e s e L a b T e c h B u s in e s s O n By James Lawrence DENVER (UPII - At Mings Dynusty. a popular Chinese res­ taurant In this c ity 's fa st­ growing southeast quadrant, proprietor Dunhaku Yatui pro­ udly carries on his arlstocratlc fam lly's tradition of helping others. / Yano. great-grandson of a Peking mayor and grandson of a Chinese governor, said he found Immense gratification as an owner of a restaurant noted not only for Its cuisine, but ulso for Its reputation us a refuge of sorts for Jobhunting Orientals. "W e have become a training center for Chinese restaurants In Colorado." said Yuno. who with Ihe help of a brother opened Ming's In 1977. "People who have worked In my kitchen are now owners of their own restau­ rants all over Ihc stale." Yano. 43. said It was the memory of the lean years after arriving In Ihe United Slates and his rich family heritage of help­ ing others thut makes him feel com|>elled to assist others. "When I came lo this country. I had only $800. I worked for $25 a day doing Janitorial work In the morning and went lo school In Ihc afternoon," he said. " I know how hard It Is to get started In a foreign country." Yano.-the son of a Japanese mother and Chinese father, said he prlmurtly employs Orientals ne edi ng assista n ce get ting started In America and friends und family from the Orient. "W e don’t hire from the out­ side." said Yano. who became a naturalized American several years ago. " A lot of my workers are relatives and friends, bul most urc Vietnamese, some Taiwanese, some from Hong Kong and some from Mainland China " If they arc good to customer B u ild s S e r v ic e A n d average annual pay In the continental United Stutes. which according lo the 1980 Census was $ 18.704. As If to defy hard times, during the height of the recession the proud people of Flint pressed on with ambitious building projects, including a downtown high-rise hotel and Auto World, an urlian theme park that attracts tourists Into a walk-lit "engine." Flint always has been a fighting city. It was the scene of the 1936-37 winter s i t - d o w n s t r i k e In w h i c h s t r i k i n g autoworkers fought (Hiller- trying to evict them and ultimately won a contract that led lo Ihe unionization of the entire Industry. "I was all for the 1937 strike." said Al Frlcscn. 79. who retired as a foreman al the Chevrolet plant. "I voted for Reagan In 1980 and I'll vole for him again." said Frlcscn, who raised his family in a house he lias lived In since 1927 “ Why lake a chance on some guy who wants to give the country awuy?" Frlcscn, who worked 34 years on what autoworkers call the shop floor, blames the Democrats for government waste. "Most of the people who live around here now are on welfare," he groused. He credits Reagan with keeping Inflation down und doubls the president will tamper with Social Security. " I don't think he'll monkey with Social Security." Frlcscn said. "I think he saved It." A record 300.000 or more voters are registered t o . vote In Flint und Genesee County, with blacks showing big gains. In 1980. Carter ln-al Reagan by nearly 1.200 votes In Ihe county, gathering 65 percent of Ihe Flint vole. Reagan, however, carried Flint's sub­ urban blue-collar areas and went on lo win Michigan's 20 electoral votes, which the ex|ierts say Mondale must have In win the White House. The |Killstcrs say Reagan can do It again. R e s t a u r a n t S a c r ific e and listen to me. I give them chance." he said. Since opening Ming's with tinhelp of a government loan and the expertise- of a brother who hud been operating a Min­ ne ap ol i s restaurant . Yuno estimates that he has helped hundreds of Orientals. He said some liegan as kitchen helpers and now ure waiters, chefs or manugers. Some even operute their own rrsiuurunts. Ming's bookkeeping chores are handled by Yuno's wile, while h is b r o t h c r • I n •1u w h e l p s munages the business, und Ills younger brother works as tinhead chef. "W e hire people we know — or know of — and give them chance to advance step-by-step." he said. "It works." Yano came to the United States In the mid 1970s lo study economics at Uluh's Drlgham Young U niversity where hr earned a Master's degree. Fol­ lowing graduation he worked for Honeywell Inc., as a laboratory technician until he wus laid ofT. He said he wus "on Ihe verge" of returning to Japan when his wife resisted Ihe Idea. "She said we couldn't go back there because I had too many brothers In Jupan und she didn't know If she could gel along with them." Yuno rrrullrd. He and Ills wife soon afterwurd moved to Denver, nnd with Ihe encouragement of his brother. Ihe two decided lo open Ming's — a moderate priced, unpreten­ tious Oriental eatery that has won rave reviews from custom­ ers und the local media. "I never dreamed of being In Ihe restaurant business." he said. "Hut Its been great because I've been able lo do so many things. Moneywlse. It's belter, but you always have to sacrifice to gain." Ag Department Predicts Record Cocoa Bean Crop WASHINGTON (UPI) - World production of cocoa beans Is expected to rise lo a record 1.74 million tons In 1984-85. up 14 percen t from the p reviou s drought-dam aged crop, the Agriculture Department said Thursday. Th e departm ent said the estimate for the crop year that began this month Is slightly more than the 1981-82 record. In a world cocoa situation rep ort. Ihe departm en t a t­ tributed the Increase to a recov­ ery of production In West Africa, where two yrars of urusuallv dry weather reduced crops. "Rainfall during Ihe develop­ ment stages of the 1984-85 West Afrtcun crop has been quite adequate and the overall condi­ tion of the trees has greatly Improved as soil moisture levels have been nearly replenished." the report said. “ DENTISTRY AND PRICES T O 1M P R 0 v e YOUR S M ft£ -’’ Recovery of Drazlltan cocoa production also Is expected to by O rs tv y Osbai contribute to the larger global S P O P P V 5 1 O f l harvest. Malaysia's harvest will r r ' 9 Increase as plants In new areas A new sign graces the office of D r. James P. Costello at 1806 bear crops. S. French Ave., Sanford. �PEOPLE Evsnlng Herald, Sanford, FI. Sunday, Oct. W, 1H4—1C Petsitter Form er Keeper O f Zoo Charges Forw ard Like A Spunky Lioness By Susan Loden Herald S ta ff W riter Through Rood times and bad. Sanford’s Wilma Hood has always talkrd to the animals and has learned about life and love while ministering to a menagerie that at one time Included all the animals In the Central Florida Zoological Park. Hut now. Wilma, as she prefers to be called, shares her love of anlmtJs only with her pudgy hassett hound Sadie and the other people’s pets that she "dogslts” In her fledgling business. At 61 Wilma, who for 19 years (from 1953 to 1972) was superintendent of Sanford's zoo. Is excited over the Idea of being back In the animal care business. "There's such a need for petsitting. I didn't see It. because If 1can't take my dog I don't go, because I couldn't afTord to pay someone to stay with her. But a vet reminded me that other people had animals that needed In be cared for." Caring lor others' pets Is Just part of a recent turn around In Wilma's life. She says she has had to "draw myself up by my shoestrings." after giving up her Job at the zoo and after making a formal break with her husband of 42 years, the last 10 of which were marred by conflict. Her arthritis ravaged hands forced Wilma to leave behind her zoo Job. and along with her age. have kept her out of the more traditional Job market In recent years. "I've almost been In tears." she said of her recent weeks. "I looked for two weeks for a Job and at my age nobody seems to want to hire a person. There are Jobs I could do. I would like to W ilm a H ood today w ho is p u ttin g h e r life be h«.-tes3 at a restaurant. I won't let It get me down. I've got to get other things going. I had been focusing on myself and I was ready to be burled." But even If she does end up with a more traditional Job. Wilma plans to stick with her petsitting, because It has offered her hope when she had none. And besides she Just can't resist animals. Her first pets weren't the usual cats or dogs. Her family was too poor to afford the luxury of a pet. so Wilma made do with what she could find. When she was 3. her grandmother would take her along when she went to her Job of making linings for coffins In a Dothan. Ala., factory. "Over In the corner was the cotton they used to pad the linings. Some little mice made a bed In that cotton and me. a little, old. tiny thing playing. I found them and 1 played with them. I had no fear whatsoever." Wilma said. After her parents Ula and Joe Gamble moved to Sanford In 1929 Wilma still had to be resourceful to have a pet. "W e lived out where the airport Is. There were hard-shell gophers, kind of like a turtle, but they won't bite. They're Just as gentle as can be. I had one that could come every day from the woods for me to feed." she said. to g e th e r b u t is fig h tin g m a d o v e r the e ffo rts to m ove the zoo fro m S anford to O rla ndo . 'That's Sanford's zoo an d it sh o u ld stay in S anford. They took o u r c lo c k ,'she s a id ,'b u t th e y 're n o t g o in g to ta k e o u r zoo. W e're g o in g to g e t o u r clock back to o .' But even finding extra food for her gopher wasn't easy In those days. Wilma's family had move to Sanford In search of "a place where we could possibly make a living." she ^.ild. "People were struggling to live If you can Imagine. Daddy worked on a farm for a dollar a day. Sometimes It was for 50 cents. My husband Photo by l u u n Lodon In 1941. when my oldest daughter was born, he made $ 1.50 a day." Wllina had met and married Iter husband during a 3-year stint as a cotton mill worker In Columbus. Ga. “ There was nothing here to work. Only the dime store," she suld. recalling when she left Sanford at 15. "I went to Columbus and lived with my aunt and uncle. I was there three years, gbt married and moved back to Sanford. In 1953, when she saw that the animals at the zoo weren't being cared for. "You could count their ribs they were so poor,” she said, she made her move. “ I said how about letting me try to run the zoo? I've always loved animals. They said. 'No way. You can't do that kind of work. No way.' I said, 'You want to bet?' The very Idea of saying what 1 can't do Is exactly what I'll »ve to you that I can do. That's Just a trigger, n't tell me what I can't do.* Wilma cautioned. Wilma took the Job on a 0-month trial and at the end of the six months she was supervisor. In her second month on the Job she was put to the test. One of the bears had two cubs. "They said. 'You can't raise them. No way." Thcre’d never been any raised here. They'd take them home and they'd die. I said. 'Do you want to bet?' They were still alive when 1 left 19 years later with not the first dollar In vet bills being spent o n them. I was like u mother to them. But being the firstborn of her zoo babies didn't make the bears Wilma's favorites. That honor was reserved for Sheila the lioness who was born during the 1960 hurricane and for leopards Toby and Teressa. "I'v e never had anything us sweet In my life as the leopards. They were the most cunning, adorable animals. The bears were okay, but they weren’t as smart as the cats. I love big cats." Wilma said. The scars from bltcmarks and scratches that mar Wilma s arms show that she gave very personal attention to all the animals In the zoo. "I gave everyone of the love every day. In 19 years I never failed to talk to each and every E Old zoo days: Wilma Hood with leopards Toby and Theresa animal every day," she said The work at the zoo was hard and Wilma and her helper did whut It now takes 10 people to do In the summer the animals were uneomfortahlc wlth the heal and Wllmu would try to help them keep their cool bv sprinkling water on the tops of the cages or giving them showers us she washed their cages. "The tiger had a bath tub." Wilma said. "She sat up In thut most of the day." Another of Wilma's churgtings. her grandson Jerry Wayne Thomason, whom she adopted when he was five months old. took to the water ut the zoo. "H e learned to swim In the otter pool. We didn't have an otter at thut time, lie was a little tiny thing. I'd take him to work with be, because when you have a grandchild you wunt to be with them. So I sterilized the pool and he swam. Thomason la now 20 and Wllmu said. "I've always been proud of hlin.” She'a especially proud that he plans to study law enforcement at Stetson University In DeLund and hopes to become a policeman. But Wilma's pride In herself had been worn down over the years. In anticipation of the break with her husband she said. "I thought. 'I'm dying by degrees.' I wus looking bad. I felt terrible. I didn't care If I lived or died and all of a sudden I said to myself. 'Look, you've got a few good years left so why not tuke advantage of them?’ "So I got my shoestrings anil started pulling myself up. I started losing weight. I've lost 30 pounds. Nobody recognizes me. When I go to town I dress up. I wear high fleets and stockings 1 think this petsitting Is going to In- great. It's giving me something to live for. There's not much about animals that I don't know and I learned It the hard way. "I'm free. I've got no attachment to no man.' Wllmu said, but thut doesn't mean It w ill alw ays be that way. " I love music and dancing and Bee LIF E ,P age 2C Pet Health Rabies Injections Should Be Given By Veterinarians ' f __________________ _ ...........kin and if given Incorrectly In faithfully as their dogs. HeRe havc trasformed the virus Into skin and If given Incorrectly In member, the number of rabies the leg there muy be excessive There are a number of facets of active Infections. Recently there cases In dogs have decreased vaccinating for rabies In your were four cases of cat rabies pain or even paralysis from because of vaccination but the damaging the nerves of the leg. pets that you should be aware of. caused by a vaccine strain which M ic h a e l T. number of rabies cases In cats It will be easiest to cover each had been previously approved Usually there is no record of the h a v e be en I n c r e a s i n g . In W alsh, vaccine since the license Is group of animals separately after for cats. 1980-19H1 of 5.548 people re­ first discussing the nature of the During the extensive testing a v a i l a b l e t h r o u g h t h e ceiving antlrublcs treatment DVM veterinarian so that the com­ vaccines. and approval process the vac* where animal exposure was Tw o types of vaccines are ___________________________ _ cine Is always given In the same pany may not stand behind the known 23 percent were exposed owner If the animal bites some­ commonly used, modified live location on the animals body. As to cats which either were rabid virus vaccines und Inactivated a result It Is required that the one or subsequently breaks with or were highly suspect. vaccines. Modified live vaccines itrvrloned bv exnosing the virus vaccine be given In that some rubles. This leaves the owner Large animals such as the cow potentially liable In our litigation arc developed by passing the and sheep have usually not been prone society. Most Importantly virus through an unrelated adequate protection. The rabies vaccinated because of expense species a number of times. This which actually kill the agent. vaccines are approved for Injec­ It la often only at vaccination can be done using mice, eggs or These vaccines are still capable tion Into a muscle of the thigh of time that many animals are seen or lack of approved vaccines. It Is advisable to vaccinate valu­ cell lines derived from animals ot stimulating the bodies defense the rear leg As you have by the veterinarian. A physical able unlmals in areas where the such as the hamster, pig or mechanisms and there Is theo­ probably seen, there Is often exam done at this time often virus ts constantly found such as monkeys. The more often the retically ut least no danger of momentary pain during the In­ picks up problems such as heart In Central Florida. A new In­ causing the disease. It Is impor­ virus Is passed through an jection. While no one likes to see disease, tumors etc. before they activated vaccine will be on the unrelated species, the more It tant to note that each vaccine their animal In pain It Is a very become more difficult to treat. Th e usual tim e schedule market soon which can be used adapts to surviving In the new must be developed and tested In quick procedure and should not on cattle and sheep. Your local e a c h s p e c i e s . O n l y a f t e r species and consequently It loses be changed at the risk of Inade­ followed for rabies vaccination la veterinarian should have details with the first vaccine given at Its capacity to cause disease In extremely expensive research is quate protection. a vaccine approved for use. Once soon. the original animal. Rabies Injections should be left three months or more of age The recom m endations for These vaccines allow the virus approved for that species you To the veterinarian for some followed by a booster at one year wildlife species deserve special to reproduce In the vaccinated know that It Is effective on very good reasons. 1 bring this of age. The Interval between note. The Center for Disease animal but do not usually cause producing protection and that up because there ts a tendency subsequent vaccinations may be Control In Atlanta recommends the disease. Their main advan­ this protection lasts till the next for some Individuals to rely on 1-3 years In the dog depending that skunks, racoons, foxes and tage 1s that they result In a high vaccine. feed stores for their vaccines. on the vaccine and the local city other wildlife not be vaccinated There arc rabies vaccines level of Immunity. One dls This may save a few dollars In ordinance. In the cat vaccination advantage to the live vaccine Is available which can be used In vet bills but there are potential Is usually yearly. The Increase In for rabies with the present vac­ that they may be capable of both the dog and cat but only disadvantages which should be rabid racoons coupled with the cines. Th e most Important reason for this Is that there Is no causing the disease It ts trying to one mivllfled live vaccine is now considered. First of all Inexperi­ cat's greater susceptibility to approved vaccine for there prevent If It ts given to the wrong approved for the cat. The use of enced people may not give the rabies should be adequate -speelrs killed vaccines In the cat results animal. vaccine correctly. It Is not_made rcasbns to convince, cat-owners Vaccines which are labeled as from cases where cats given - " — __ " or " Inirtluatod'^—are- r.tfwi vaccine can ran result result In In aa fxats.ble possible vaccine transformation of the virus to an active form putting the owner at risk If the animal becomes rabid there Is no way to know il It Is the result of the vaccine or natural exposure. Vaccination with a killed vaccine will not result In u rabies break but you will not know If the animal Is protected or for how long. This results In a false sense of security for the owner There was a case of a skunk In 1977 that received u rabies vaccine and two years later died from rabies. This shows thut the vaccine either did not protect the a n i m a l o r It m a y h a v e transformed to an active Infec­ tion. At this point we dont know what happened but It Illustrates what can happen. If you go to the trouble of getting your animals vaccinated for rabies It Is worth the few dollars to get the license so thatthere Is no problem Is your animal does get out such as my cal did the other day. Next: Where do Veterinarians come from? For the answers to your /x t cure questions, write to Dr. Walsh d o The Evening lirruhL. T . U r Box lb.?/. San lord. FI. �1C— irtfiirw j Hzrald, Sanford, FI. Sunday, O c t.» , 17*4 E n g ag em en t PEOPLE Pritchard-Brown IN BRIEF Ezekiel Dixon Named To 'Personalities O f South' Ezekiel (Zekel Dixon, 79. of West 13th Street. Sanford, has been named to Penonalltlca o f the South. Twelfth Edition, published by the American Biographical Institute. Raleigh. N.C. , Dixon, a lifetime farmer, and his wife. Irene, celebraled their 60th wedding anni­ versary on April 13. He was bom in Taft and she was bom In Lake City. They have made their home In Sanford since 1917. The couple are Ihe parents of six children: Thelma I., Rene L.. Ezekiel Jr.. Irene Jf., Juanita, and Eldra L. The Dixons have been active In community affairs. Including civic, church and school. They operated a fresh produce business for many years In Sanford. His philos­ ophy Is: "You must learn something everyday and do Ihe best you can at all times. There Is no excuse for Igno­ Ezekiel Dixon rance." F is h F r y A n d H a llo w e e n F u n S e t A t C o m m u n ity C e n t e r The Lake Mary Community Imporvemeni Association Is sponsoring a Fish Fry on Saturday. Oct. 27 from 3-7 p m. al the new Community Center (not quite coinpleled. however. I have been told they do have u roof), on Country Club Road This Is an all you can eat event — fish. French fries, hush puppies, cole slaw and beverage. Donations ure: adults, and children (12 and under). 12.50. Come one. come all and bring a friend lo enjoy this festivity and support your Lake Mary Community Improvement Associa­ tion. Come sec Ihe Halloween Fun House at the new Lake Mary Community Center being held on Saturday. Oct. 27 from 6-8 p m. and on Wednesnday. Oct. 31. from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Parents arc Invited and children may dress In their Halloween costumes. Come and mingle with the ghosts and goblins In the Hallnwrrn Fun House. Donations are 50*. L ife B e g in s A t 6 0 rdecllng people and getting out. Tliey say life begins at 40. but rwl for me ll didn't. It began at 6b ." •But Wilma didn't know If she could handle her newly-found fpredom. "I thought. I've got to find friends. I've got to go out on dates, someday 1 may even get married again. But after 42 years 1 didn’ t know how. Forty-two ypara of bring married to Just ope man and all of a sudden you're loose. It's like letting a wild animal out or a cage — there you stand. "Where am 1going'/ What am I going lo do? You Just almost want to turn around and go back Into that cage." Wilma said. Ifut Wilma has made II out un<l she's working to find her place In Ihe world. She's made new friends and Joined a dance group. That group has dis­ banded, bul Wilma, undaunted. Is scoultng for an new group to Join. But even as Wilma Is putting her life together, she's fighting mad over the efforts to move the zoo from Sanford to Orlando. "Th at's Sanford's zoo and It should stay In Sanford. They took our clock." she said (referIng to the four-faced clock that was a landmark on First Street at Park Avenue until it marked It's last hour and Inateadlng of being repaired was removed) but they're not going to lake our zoo. We re going to get our clock back too." Wilma blames the decline of the zoo on poor administrative decisions. She said It was a mistake to “ hide the zoo" when It was moved a dozen years ago from Its downtown location where city hall now sits. She said the move and the m iry fee made the zoo off limits to older residents who fre­ quented the zoo when It wus downtown. Wilma also said that " a concession stand would support the zoo. It would feed the animals. It might not pay the salaries, but It would support the animals. I've never told them this. They're supposed to have a lot more sense than I've got. Orlando has been fighting for that zoo for years and they haven't gotten It yel. but even­ tually they will If Sanford doesn't wake up." she said. "The memories of that zoo — I grieved for 10 years because 1 had to q u it ," Wilma said. "Animals and nature, that's my middle name. I like to take nothing and make something out of It. Take a little twig from a plant and put It In dirt. Pretty soon lt*s a plant. "Take a baby animal, bottle feed It. love It and pretty soon It’s grown. Nature Is what It all bolls down to. I love nature and I Just like being m e." Lake 11aryL on fw ood Correspondent 3 3 3 -9 3 6 8 On Oct. 31. a film (Peer Pressure A SexuaJfryJ by James C. Dobson Ph D. Is being shown at Holy Cross Lutheran Churrh In Driftwood Village. Lake Mary Boulevard. Everyone Is Invited, there Is no fee but donatibns are welcome. Dr. Dobson is an associated clinical professor of pediatrics at the University or Southern California School of Medicine. He Is a licensed physcologlsl In the slutc of California. He ts also married and a father. He Is the arthoe o f several best-selling books. Dr. Tlohsoh \i1sr> Speaks on n Radio Series "Focus on Ihe Family" which Is syndicated lo 134 stations. At least one of those stations Orlando Drive Medical Center W ith o v e r 6 0 0 p a g e s o f H H U K , MS» OS1AMOO PBV1 ( I 7 « ) % Mill ». Of AIRPORT StVO.. IANFORO _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OPEN B AM I fM S A l 'l V O I 7 DAYS A WEEK m O 0 t* & * * Are you having problem s taking w eight off and keeping It off? 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Never before has the club raised more than $ 1,000.00 on a fund-raising project. This year, the znnual art.-craft. showr. wns held at the home of'cTub' member Candy Guernsey which may have been the drawing card for such a successful project.. • A D U L T S o r C H IL D R E N • X -R A Y & L A B O R A T O R Y S E C O N D O F F IC E Our Hallmark $tore is the "one-stop" shopping place for wedding needs • for gifts, parties, receptions, albums, invitations, and morel Upcoming Events al laikc Mary Elementa­ ry School arc: There will be no school. Friday Nov. 2: National Career Guidance Week begins Monday. Nov. 4 with the theme of "Linking Education & Work": Parents, report cards will be out Thurs­ day. Nov. 8: The first Monday of each month (Nov. 5) Is Skating Night, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. ui Melodee Skullng Rink. West 25ih Sired. Sanford, with parents providing trusporta lion. The cost is * 1.50. M in o r E m erg e n c ie s O r A c u te Illn es s A n y tim e Is Pleased To Announce The Opening Of A Shop The 4‘Wedding Headquarters” i« Is In nearby Orlando. W anda A . Linden Sick Or Injured After Hours? Weekends? No Physician? B a rry 322»6982 The wedding will be an event of March 30. 1985. ai Community Untied Method­ ist Church. Casselberry. In A n d A r o u n d L a k e M a r y Capl. Thomas N. Salmon has retired from the U.S. Navy Dental Corps after complatlon of nearly 31 years . contlnous active service. Since August 1970, Capt. Selmon has been head of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Department at the Naval Dental Center In Orlando. Previou s duty stations have Included two tours of sea duty, foreign shore frr Roto. Spain lor three years, and Naval Hospital assign­ ments In Queens. NY. Sim Diego. CA. and Portsmouth, VA. Following retirement, he will continue to reside In l.ungwood with this wife Beverly and two children. Shari, a Clcmson University sophomore and Scott, a se­ nior at latke Brantley High D r. Thom as N . Salmon School. Dr. Salmon has Joined Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Group of Drs. Tillery, Robinson. Ughlbody, and Payor In Winter Park. Continued From Page 1C He Is a 1978 graduate of Seminole Hlg.. School where he played baseball and basketball and lettered In varsity sports for three years. Mr. Brown Isa 1983 graduate o f University of Central Florida where he played varsity basketball. He Is employed as a physical edu­ cation teacher at Sanford Middle School. Sherri L. P ritc h a rd , Kenneth S. Brown Copt. Salmon Joins Surgeons . . . employed as accounting supervisor. McCoy Federal Credit Union. Her fiance, bom In Sanford, is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Noel. Osteen. Sherri L. Pritchard. Altamonle Springs, and Kennelh S. Brown, of Sanford, are announcing their engage­ ment today. The bride-elect Is the daughter o f Mr. and Mr> F a y N o b l e s . 672 Trallwood Drive. Altamonte Springs, and Mr. and Sirs. James C. Prtiehard of San B er n a r d i n o . C al if . The bridegroom-to-be Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie G. Brown. 1005 Grove Mapor. Sanlord Born In California, the brldc-elecl Is the grand­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Gentry of Lockhart. Miss Pritchard Is a 1979 graduate of Lake Brantley High School and atlends Valencia Community Col­ l e g e . O r l a n d o . S h e Is or r m l I l l Catalog Merchandise Certificate I l lim it I one I l per l custom er l i toward an y catalog order over $ 5 0 l th a t’s placed O ct. 2 8 thru Nov. 3 ,1 9 8 4 i l Nw< *m p<i*g UO«owMu atM Cr»K>5 D «» HM h - u u , am , o r C « * o g ’-v tU 'v & w I JCPenney $C U L. Shop«,{*«<•• Shop By Phone 1-400-222-4111 321-1875 S49 W. URE MART BIVO. DRimaOOO VILLAGE URE MART, FUL FIVE DOLLARS T h e J C P e n n e y C a ta lo g 1 *4 J C P*-"*, Sanford Plaza �» I-I » * \ * - I ! * ■ | • » ** - ‘1 - * * * * * . f * * * *' * FI. Evtnlitfl H«r« Id. in And Around Sanford Sunday. Oct. H , H M -3 C Grand Conductress Pays Visit To OES Chapter 2 Morr than 120 members and dignitaries ol Eastern Star from various Florida cities attended the banquet honoring Doris Wills. Miami, *esoclati Gr-nd Conductress, when she paid an official Inspection visit to Order of Eastern Star Seminole Chapter No. 2. The festivities were held at the Sanford Shrine Club and were presided over by Sylvia Jones, Worthy Matron, and R. Eugene Jones. Worthy Patron. Taking part In the official meeting were Marie Richter, chaplain: Helen Leinhart. organist: Nancy C. McLean. Grand Instructor District 20: Dorothy Thomas. Associate Matron: and Robert W. Richards, District 20 Masonic Home chairman. The dinner, under the chairmanship of* Clave McFaddcn. was prepared and served by the Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron, and Hob Howard. Gene Rodgers and George Francis. Following the meeting refreshments wer served by the chapter officers with June McFaddcn. Associate Conductress, as chairman. "Out Gazebo" was the theme of the annual luncheon and fashion show Friday sponsored by the United Methodist Women of the First United Methodist Church of Sanford. The event attracted a full house of patrons who dined In plush surroundings reflecting the historic Victorian Era. Hostesses were attired In elegant gowns of the period. Doris Dietrich OURSELVES Editor Highlighting the luncheon was a fashion parade showing the latest styles from Lois' Place in Sanford. Fashion show coordinator was the boutique's owncr-oper.vor, Lois Dycus. The fashions featured modes from casual to very formal In autumn shades with pastels also featured. Royal purple and royal blue were the most popular colors In the show which featured dressy holiday wear and a stunning collection of knits. Models were: Bettye Smith. Lynn Stcnsrud. Jennifer Cowley. Mary Boone, Shirley Schllke. Pam Tucker. Martha Lyle. Carolyn Buie. Emy Sokol. Pam Hale. Hazel Cash, Bill Glelow and Put Foster. Also Derry Harris. Elaine Thomas. Cathy Clouse. Rubye King, Eve Crabtree. Debbie Keefe und Dottle Roumlllat. According to Annette Wing, vice president of S e m i n o l e C o m m u n i t y C on c er t A s s o c i a ­ tion."everybody seemed to enjoy the Max Morath Quintet' Wednensday night at Lake Mary High School. Sylvia Jones, Doris Wills and R. Eugene Jones at OES banquet This was the concert association's season opener. Annette said the concert was "very entertain­ ing und the variety program appealed to everyone. The timing was superb. It sounded like a big band.” One of the highlights of ‘ he Annual Golden Age Games In Sanford Is the Variety and Talent Show. Citizens over 55 share the limelight with other M a n C hanges Training Habits A n d N ow Is Hitting Hom e Runs DEAR ABBTt A wotnun wrote that her husband had been Impotent for the lost eight years due to the medication he'd been taking for high blood pressure. I went through exactly the same thing. My doctor pre­ scribed medication that knocked me clear out of the ballpark (sexually. I ineanl. When 1 told him'how It alfected me. he said. "Oh. you're Just getting old." Well. I didn't believe him. so I went to another doctor. My new doctor told me that there were different kinds of medication to bring down blood pressure—that what works for one person may not work fpr another. To make q long stdry short, in six weeks I was back on the ball team, hitting a home run once a week ad sometimes more often. I am B1 years old and my blood pressure Is 140 over BO. Sign me... Dear Abby the eye doctor, the foot doctor, grocery shopping, etc., for which she charges her $20. My wife drives her mother to the same places for free. When Zelda hears about these free trips, she blows her topi Two questions: Is the money Zelda gets from her mother considered taxable Income? And can my mother-in-law claim the money she pays Zelda for driv­ ing her as a “ medical deduc­ tion?” MR. IN—BETWEEN HOME RUN HERBERT DEAR MR. IN-BETWEEN: DEAR HERBERT) I'm glad you wrote. Too many people are reluctant to question their doctor's pronouncements. I have long been an advocate of getting a second opinion. And a third, and even a fourth. If necessary. Hooray for you. My accountant. Jerome Weins­ tein. says: "The money Zelda receives for chauffeurlng her mother Is taxable Income, but she may deduct any expenses Incurred In order to earn it. (Gasoline, parking, depreciation on her car. etc.l DEAR ABBTt My wife’s sister. "However, all the money you mother-in-law pays Zelda for "Zelda." drives her mother to chauffeurlng her Is not de­ ductible-only the medical por­ tion would be deductible, and only If It exceeded 5 percent of her adjusted gross Income.” rnlertalnlng groups. Hut only the seniors ate eligible for the gold, silver and bronze medals. According to Martha Yancey, performing groups are needed to supplement the seniors' competition. Also seniors are needed to help put the show on the road. Last year. Minnie Kane won the gold medal for her hlch-steppIngCharlston dance. Seniors wishing to strut their stufT In the show, as well as other performers, are askel to call Martha. 323-0794. HOLIDAY P O R T R A IT COLLECTION Including a Christmas Carol Card Social Security and retirement benefits Problem s? IVhal's hugging you? Unload on Abby. P.O. Box 38923. Hollywood. Calif. 90038. If this sounds confusing, am­ For a personal reply, please biguous or perplexing, now you e n c l o s e a s t a m p e d , s e l f know why I'turned these ques­ nildressed envelope.! tions over to my accountant. DEAR ABBTt Is It legul to ask u woman's age on a Job applica­ tion form? I believe I read In your column that It was against the law. yet I have had to answer that question on every applica­ tion form I have filled out when applying for a Job. w a n t e d t o buy \ QUILTS Oq . „ P8E1H0 ‘ C j Mrs. Tatt SM-47M c> CONFUSED IN DULUTH, MN Ghe a 5” x7” portrait with thb Musical Greeting. Our Holiday Portrait Collection indudo: 241x10k. 3-3x7*. 13 WaAet Portraits and one Christmas Carol Can! (Portrait not induded.) . - re .. . werfcruk. SI kalra tm for csdi addktanal a*Jecl Inam* pom*. PUm c 'l l DEAR CONFUSED* According to the Department o f Human Rights In Minnesota. It Is Illegal to ask a person his or her age when that person applies for a Job. This Is clearly stated In the state'k Human Rights Act. (Laws vary from state to state.) On the federal level, according to the federal Equal Employ­ ment Opportunity Commission, the question of age may not be asked when a person applies for employment, but after u person Is hired for a Job. his or her age must be known in order to complete records that will affect lr > ’ vakdwWi any other offer. TRADE-IN SALE Tf*S> Is Tsar OM WstM CssSiitssM ALL FOR J Ws Will Ql»« 1 2 b! I S TH ESE DAYS O N LY Ym Up Ts WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31 THRU SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4 MOO00 Towards A Nsw CslUpsa Witsr DAILY: 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. SUNDAYS: 12 noon • 5 p.m. 3101 Orlando, Sanford ~ 904734-3784 Si* itfo u m m THE PORTRAIT PLACE T H ER E’S GO O DIES G O BLIN S A T SANFORD P LA Z A Cast the Halloween spell on your little witches and goblins and fly over to Sanford Plaza for our Halloween Masquerade Party on Wednesday, O c­ tober 31st from 6:00 to 9:00 P.M. Th e store merchants are brewing, up costumes to wear for the occasion and you’ll find a bewitching, selection of values at all our fine stores. Best of all there will be a lot of treats and friends in all the stores for your "little monsters" to have a safe, fun Halloween with. So come in and join the party. W e re fcoinfc to have a monstrously fcood time. W m S A N FO R D PLAZA "W here Good Thing* Happen" Monday • Saturday 10-9, Sunday* from 12:30-5:30 , ***% ,■♦ -tr %< *• « ^ ^ * • # * % « N f t r - i �V - ,< . «C— E v tn ln g Herald. U n to rd , FI. M ethodist Sunday, Oct. tt, IM 4 Adventist leMle, ItnHtt M M W m< WntVIanlH » M» Iieti* fra ttr M a 7i i m * 12]-4171 Assembly O f God u h m t er eoe ti>w n e a in rm r ,1 Church Of Christ Episcopal t, ciimiiih leee •_■. •ne i <m i»e e »■ . NonDenominational Naiarene Baptist cnrui sirrm ca Pentecostal n e ii rumcMTu Presbyterian Catholic ftta te g M The changing ol the vejvons remind* u» of the changes Chat com lanlly occui in our own lives With the advent of Winter, it reminds us that we cannot hold on to ' lime. W e must give up on e season lor the next. Vacations ate over. School and work remind us that we aie one year older. We must prcpaie lor the days ahead S ta ll 7 :3 t n eir n au T T iiu a c m c Oek I n I H l t « t Lutheran luiauea armor #» Church worship and fellowship also helps us e»|>erieiice and accept the changes In our lives As we share In the joys and sorrows ol marriage, baptism and lunerols we ate reminded ol ttie seasonal changes In our individual lives The church can give us the support we need to enter each new period with confidence and hope Worship and aten d the church or synagogue ol your chover this week. \ Christian Sunday Man hew 1521 2 8 Monday Romans 11:13-32 Tuesday Proverbs 9. 1-18 Wednesday t'phesians J 14-21 Thursday Hebrews Saturday Joshua 24 1-28 12:1-1 I e m u u n m u T tn u u i o m c * 1 JW 1 L * . t u n I M I n M e MS ms. h rtw M r kM WvnM rvtrsr M M TM s. M l Other Churches Spanish Congregational Church kMsa. IW i* ncTwrr naru m m , me M l Wee I n m CMMUmUl CMBtTUfl CMUeCM 2MI ». hrt «n. | Wei. T M M»- Service W sMeclsr 7M MS The Following Sponsors M ake This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible! ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. SUN BANK and Stall JCPanney 200 W. First SI. 3000 S. Orlando Or. Howard H. Hodgaa and S ta ll Sanlord Plaza McKIBBIN AQKNCY STEN8TROM RBALTV Insurance Herb Stanatrom and Staff and Employass OREOORY LUMBER TRUK VALUE HARDWARE KNIOHT'S SHOB STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight and S ta ll 500 Mapla Ave., Sanlord HARRBLL A BEVERLY TRANSMISSION L.D. PLANTS, INC Oviedo, Florida David Bsvsrly and S ta ll MBL'a GULP SERVICE PUBLIX MARKETS and Employaaa Dakla and Employass OSBORN'S BOOK AND BIBLB STORE 2599 Sanford Ava. WILSON-EICHELBERQER MORTUARY Eunice W ilson and S tall 8ENKARIK GLASS A PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Sankarik and Employass WINN-DIXIE STORKS and Em ployees SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Ktt l lM i ** * t 1 ** r ♦« a* ■*- • * •'m * * *C • -* * * * * * ** ♦ ■* ^ -** *•?«*«! • ; • * •- w »*•' �* % I » RELIGION E v tn io g Hvrald, Santord, FI. Sunday, Oct. 21, lt t 4 - S C Briefly Mariners Share Australian Evangelist To Speak A t Oviedo Baptist C.J. " K it" Carson, on left, public relations director for the Sanford Christian Shar­ ing Center, accepts a gift of S I, 510 for the center's food fund from P,e M ariners of the St. Johns organization of th e F i r s t P r e s b y t e r i a n Church of Sanford. Repre­ senting the thirteen families who contributed, from left, are Charlie and Betsy Craig, Gail Berger, and Marlon and Sue White. Australian evangelist H R. Pitman will he speaking at First Baptist Church of Oviedo Nov. 4 at 8:30 and 11 a m. and 7 p.m. and Nov. 5-9. at 7:30 p.m. Now residing in Goldcnrod. Pitman received his formal education at the School of Theology. College or Avondale, a division of New Castle University. Cooranbong. Australia. He also has received extensive evangelistic tralng from the Billy Graham School of Evangelism. Originally from Sydney. Australia, the 36-ycar-old evangelist will be scheduling lectures, interviews and speaking engage­ ments throughout Florida. He lives at 4650 Parker Court with his wife Diane and their two children. He has previously conducted crusades in Sarnia. Canada. Alabama, and most recently In Key West. The church Is located at the Intersection of state mads 434 and 426. Human Rights Day Area groups are planning observances of Human Rights Day on Dec. 10. The Community Relations Commltee of the Jewish Federa­ tion of Greater Orlando. In conjunction with Women's American ORT, will sponsor Human Rights Day at 7:30 p..n. In the Jewish Community Center. Maitland, in the multi-purpose room. This unnual event. The Women's Plea for Soviet Jewry, heightens the community's awareness and sensitivity to the Issue. The theme. Give Your Voter to Their Hopes., will be dramatized by Obie Award Winner Roslna FemhofT. For further information, call Naomi Etzkln at 645-5933. The Baha'i Community o f Seminole County will sponsor a panel discussion on the world situation at 7 p.m. at the University of Central Florida with audience participation. Panelists will Include Dr. June Gordon, Instructor at Rollins College and counselor at Seminole Community College. Dr. David Ctousson. professor o f American Literature at UCF. and practicing psychologist Dr. Edmonia Polite Pathfinders Collect Food Pathfinders from the local Seventh-day Advlentlst Church will not be doing the usual trick or treating on Halloween They will go out In pairs to collect canned goods for future distribution In Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets to needy families in the community. The Seml-Lusla Pathfinder Club of Sanford Is one of the 2.000 Pathfinder Clubs In North America designed to train youth In leadership and provide Christian recreation and fellowship. Those not contacting who may wish to contribute to the project may call 323-5082. Training School Slated Religious Leaders O ppose T h e o lo g y O f A rm a g ed d o n ' By David E. Anderson UP1 Religion Writer WASHINGTON (UPI) - A group of 100 Protestant. Roman Catholic and Jewish leaders today called on (he presidential candidates lo renounce the "theology of Armageddon” — a view that holds nuclear war with the Soviets Is Inevitable. “ The ideology of nuclear Armageddon identifies our nation's enemies with the enemies of God.” a statement Issued by the religious leaders said. “ Because the religious leaders who pro­ mote this Ideology believe thill the destruc­ tion of these enemies is decreed in Scrip­ ture. they conclude that reconciliation with America's adversaries is ultimately futile." The notion of an "Armageddon theology" Is associated with u number of fundamen­ talist thinkers In the religious right. Includ­ ing the Rev. Jerry Fulwcll, who beUrvc the Bible — In the mystical writings of Ezekiel and Revelation — Identify the Soviet Union with the anti-Christ and the precipitator of the final battle between good and evil — Armageddon — In the geographic location of Israel President Reagan has. on a number of occasions. Indicated his Interest and belief that a uiimlter of the Armageddon pro­ phecies In the Bible ure currently coming true. At his Sunday night deltaic with Walter Mondale, however. Reagan said his Interest was "philosophical'' and said such Ideas were not a part ofU.S. military planning. "In Sunday's debate, an nlarmlng Issue regarding the Impact of religious beliefs on public policy Issurs was left unresolved." said Rabbi David Sapcrslcln of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations and a signer of the new statement. Sapcrstrln said Reagan "cusuully brushed aside" the question Involving his belief In the biblical Armageddon prophecies that u "violent end of the world may very well come In our lifetime." While defending Reagan's right to hold whatever religious view s he chooses, Sapcrstrln said: "A commander-in-chief whose world view Is d e t e r m i n e d by f u n d a m e n t a l i s t eschatology (end of the world views) may regard the pressing of u button us both an act of God und us a Godly act." "While the president may or may not fully subscribe lo this fundamentalist vision, he certainly owes the rountry a full and forthright response to our concern nbout this vital Issue.” Roman C atholic Bishop Thom as Gumbleton, auxiliary o f Detroit, said Reagan's oft-stated description of the Soviet Union as an "evil empire" suggests his commitment to the Armageddon theology. "They (the ChriMtom believe the destruction of thrse enemies Is decreed In Holy Scripture." Gumbleton said. In the statement, the religious leaders said the world fuces "the terrible danger of nuclear war." “ An Ideology that would deprive our nation of the will to resist this holocaust Is unworthy of America's splrlluul and demo­ cratic heritage." It sttld. Central Baptist Church. Sanford. Is hosting a Sunday School Leadership Training School for Sunday School workers beginning this Sunday at 5:45 p.m. The course is divided Into four age group studies. Directing the various conferences will be: preschool workers. Penny llosack: children's workers. Sherrill Thomas: youth. Joyce Farr and David Farr, adults. The preschool conference will be in the 4-year-old classroom; children's conference, sixth grade room; youth and adult, fellowship hall. The training is open to Sunday School workers from other churches as well. Quitting Party LWML Day A t Redeemer T h e Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. 2525 Oak Ave., Sanford, will observe Lutheran Women's Missionary League Sunday this Sunday wllh a LWML prayer service and an Oktoberfcal polluck dinner featuring German food after the morning worship service. The worhen meet at 7:30 p.m. each third Thuniday at Redeemer church. They will participate in the LWML Fall Zone Rally will be held at Zion Lutheran Church. 6330 Moore St., Orlando on Nov. 3. Registration begins at 8:15 a.m. Those attending should bring sack lunches. Bicentennial Celebration The Methodist churches of Lake County will celebrate the 200th anniversary of Methodism In America this Sunday with a special pageant and worhlp service at 3 p.m. at the Christ United Methodist Church. 1313 Griffin Road. Leesburg. Dr. G.L. Champion, former dean of Interdenominational Theological Ccnt4r In Atlanta wilt speak. A visit from'Francis. Asbury will be prolraycd by the Rev. Charles Hayes of Clewlston. Holy Communion will be celebrated. Time Change For Service The Starlltc Service, sponsored by Central Baptist Church. Sanford, has been rescheduled to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Nov. 4 lo compensate for the lime change. The service will begin earlier to allow for plenty of daylight lime. It Is open to the public and the church will host a reception Immediately following the worship service to be held In the Veterans Memorial Park across from the city hall. « c Ml Cleansing TV Of Pornography By Ocorge Plage ns of another boycott of TV adver Users who s|x>n»or objectionable programs. Wildmon says his itoycoll threat In 1982 scared sponsors Into demanding I hat the networks clean up their programming. "T V was cdnslderably better during the full season of 1982." says Wildmon. a United Method­ ist minister from Tupelo. Miss. "A i the present time though. It Is the worst It has ever been." How bad Is It? An article In Hie current Issue of Good News, a magazine published by conservative Meth- Most people will probably live through the week of Oct. 28 lo Nov. 4 unaware that It is Porno­ g r a p h y A w a r e n e s s W e ek . Othirs, however, are going to have their consciousness raised rather abruptly. The reason: Rev. Donald Wildmon is on the warpath again. His National Federation for D e c e n c y has o r g a n i z e d u picketing campaign against more than 1.000 stores that sell pornographic literature. His Co­ alition for' Better Television, meanwhile. Is raising the threat Bible Conference Set odists, comes up with these statistics: Between January und June, there were 191 scenes of suggested sexual Intercourse be­ tween unmarried couplrs on network TV — an average of more than one an evening. Sexually suggestive comments were made about once an hour. Allusions to sex between un­ W illiam Bradford once said: "T h u s out o f sm all beglnnIngH. greater things have been produced." In Ihe Congrega­ tional Christian Church w e believe that our W ay Is - "O n e W ay A m o n g M a n y ." W e stauchly believe In the principles o f Faith. Freedom and Fellow ship. For Am ericans. C on­ gregationalism Is a cornerstone: a religious, philosophical, political, and m oral force that has shaped this entire Na­ tion through Ihe years, from the m om ent the M ayflow er landed on Ihe shores o f the N ew World. Congregationalism. "T h e Am erican Religion" and an Integral part o f Protestan­ tism. has. m ore than any other Christian denom ination, with the possible exception o f the Baptist, stressed the right to autonom y o f each local Church. At the sam e lim e. It In­ sists that Ihe final seat o f authority Is In the Cross o f the Great F orglver and Redeem er. Jesus T h e Christ. If you are searching for an autonom ous, friendly Fellow ship o f B elievers In this Jesus Christ, then search no further...The C ongregational Christian Church o f S an ­ ford. located on the com er o f 24 th and Park A ve. Is perhaps Just what you are looking for. W e shall look forward to h a v­ ing you w orship w ith us soon... (tfturc/i 0 / faAe . Ifonroc Arc You Worried? Come Unto Nim. f m u jm m s 4 .4 & 7 * nrjwwr*#fr MATHEW 11:28-30 ti'rA, M il lias i 7as i Film To Be Shown 7as i Altamonte Springs First Baptist Church. ^ 7 E. Altamonte Drive. State Road 436. will show a film entitled. A Father., m Son...and a Three-Mile Run on Sunday at 7 p.m. In the sanctuary. A nursery will be provided. 'WM A ttend. JW JA The Community United Methodist Church. Casselberry, will have-a Harvest Party for children three years old through sixth grade In fellowship hall Wednesday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. • • C E LE B R A TIO N O F W O R S H IP IN t h e s p ir it a n d t h e w o r d . SUNDAY SC H O O L ................................................. « : « A.M. M O R N IN G W O RSH IP ...............................................10:50 A.M . EVEN IN G W O R S H IP ................................................ 8:00 P.M. Area Conference William Thompson, Pastor Rev. Boyd G. Bllefson Sanford Church of God The Altamonte-Maltland Christian Women's Club will attend an area conference on Nov. 0*11 at the Sheraton Twin Towers In Orlando. For Information and reservations call 862-8687. M l West 22nd Street ____________ 2401 8. P ark Ave., Sanford 3M 3942 i t i married couples occurred five times as often as sex Involving murrled couples. As Tor vlolcnre, there was an uveruge of nine violent ucls uu hour on the three networks. Sw earing or pro* funlty? An average of three limes an hour on euelt network. And u new w orry for Wildmon Is nudity on network TV. FR EED O M - A U T O N O M Y 1 C O N G R EG ATIO N ALISM THE NEW The First Baptist Church of Winter Springs. 290 E. Bahama Road, will have a Fall Bible Conference starling Sunday and continuing through Wednesday with Dr. Morris Wright, pastor of the Key West Baptist Temple as guest speaker. He will speak Sunday at 10 and 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. and weeknlghta at 7:30 Harvest Party Putting finishing touches on Dresden Plate quilt to be sold to the highest bidder at the United Methodist Women's annual Christmas Bazaar are from left counter clockwise, June G riffith , Jean H lld , M a r y M cC an d llsh , M a rg e Deppen and Tracy SchoenlIng. The bazaar w ill be held F riday 3-9 p.m . and Satur­ day, 9 a.m . to 3 p.m . at the Community United Methodist C h u r c h , H i g h w a y 17 92, Casselberry. A ham dinner w ill be served Friday, 5:30 to 7 p.m .; and on Saturday, a continental breakfast at 9 a.m . and lunch, 11:30 a.m . 322-4584 �4C—Evening Herald, Senlord, FI. Sunday, O ct. I I , 1tS4 HOROSCOPE “ OHGOOCl V THEBE (-€ S ) o o w o o o IS h e a l l v l a t e F O O A h is __ —r - i now POKES SAME I ACROSS by C h ic Y o u n g t-S What The Day Will Bring... WAIT/ POH'T THROW ITAWAV/ £ LOOK / 5A R S E L E F T HALF OF HIS APPLE P I E / TOUR BIRTHDAY OCTOBER 28.1084 You could be quite fortunate this coming year In taking a project or enterprise another has originated and enlarging It Into something truly proiltable. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You’ll fare better In Important situations today If you dictate X WAMT the terms and conditions. Don't TO HAVE IT let control slip from your hands. B RO NZED Major changes are In store for Scorpio In the coming year. Send for your year-ahead predictions today. Mall SI to Astro-Graph. Box 489, Radio City Station New York. NY 10019. Be sure to ' state your zodiac sign. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Should you need material assistance today, go to people you helped In the past. They'll by Art Sanaom be the ones who'll try to re­ ciprocate. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) IT S ABOUT Even If someone you know has TIM B attempted something and failed, IMP/ WO you may not suffer the same results. Pursue your hopes with SOMETH 106 optimism. ABOUT AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) LITTER) Ufe1. Do not be afraid to swim against the current today. You have the c a p a b i l i t i e s to o v e r c o m e obstacles which would subdue weaker types. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Sometimes It's appropriate to toot our own horn. If you recently accomplished some­ thing worthy that others should know about, bring It to their attention. WMV? THE BORN LOSER KEEP OUR O TY o l e a h !* THAT W ASN'T V -------H IM E IT H E R / / N O P E .' THAT W A S N 'T THAT MUST 0C H IM C O M IN G ARIES (March 21-April 19) Someone you were previously Involved with In a Joint venture may seek a favor from you today. You'll earn his lasting gratitude If you grant It. 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Their Ideas and suggestions will be valuable In helping you make wise decisions. OEMIN1 (May 21-June 20) By Jamas Jacoby After East had doubled. South could have redoubled to show hla 10 hlgh-card points. He did better to show hla heart suit. Since most experts now play that the bid of a new suit at the one level Is forcing after an opponent's takeout double, the ' redouble has a more limited use. In today's auction. North did make a slight concession to East's presence In the bidding. Instead of rcblddlng one spade, he raised the one-heart response to two hearts, showing hts three valuable h earts. That was enough for South, who went right to game, knowing that he and North also had a fit in clubs. There were options in the play. Declarer could draw trumps and rely upon a 3-3 division In the club ault. He could also drew should make you s i u p i — s a m v Affnw / d ^z t x ^ yNKiKT, SANDY/ p j g » { fX T<i HosrrtAUiV. 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Frivolous activities everyone's well-being. VIR G O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) will dojust the opposite. Friends will respect you for your CANCER (June 21 -July 22) Go opinions today because they'll places today where you have know you'll tell It like It is. even opportunities to meet new peo­ If your remarks are painful to ple and make your presence fell. yourself or them. You could attract an ally of LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Fi­ considerable value. nancial conditions look promis­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Focus ing for you today. If you have y o u r e f f o r t s on y o u r r e ­ something profitable in the mill, sponsibilities to your family to­ grind It out for all It'a worth. WIN AT BRIDGE ALL THAT GALLIVANTIN' AAOUNO TUCHCA 'rCu OUT ? NELL. IT e ra Answer to Previous Purile 3 Evergreens TOUR BIRTHDAY PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) work conditions. CANCER (June 21-July 22) OCTOBER 29.1984 Discourses with progressive, Travel offers you many pleas­ friends today will prove helpful For best results In dealing with ant experiences In the year In refurbishing your thinking. touchy companions today, let ahead. Additionally. In your Clever pals can help you come them think your Ideas were Journeys you are likely to meet up with clever Ideas. Inspired by their suggestions, several people who will turn out ARIES (March 21-April 19) even If they weren’t. to be lifelong friends. Strive to fulfill your ambitions LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Seek SCORPIO tOct. SU-Nov. 23 ) A today, but move at a measured ■Xpert assistance today to ttSlH' p ositive attitude can work pace. Gains you solidify now can plete a project around the house wonders for you today, ao do not serve as a solid foundation. you're unable to tackle unaided. put limitations on your thinking. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It'll coat less In the long-run. That which you visualize can Partnership situations should VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Do successfully materialize. Want to work out favorably for you not delay In contacting people find out to whom you are beat today, especially If you look out who can play key roles In your suited romantically? Send for for your cohort and he. In turn, present plans. You should get a your Matchmaker set by mailing protects your Interests. favorable response. 82 to Astro-Graph, Box 489. LIB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Radio City Station. New York. T h i s possibilities for personal gain are N Y 1 0 0 1 9 . R e v e a l s c o m ­ Is a good day to implement those at a high level again today. Give patibilities for all signs. changes you've been considering priority to situations that could SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. .> that you feel can Improve your Increase your earnings. 21) In commercial dealings to­ day. you.w ill strengthen your position If you do not reveal too> much Information. Ask more questions than you answer. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IS) Your words and opinions have by CONNIE W){NCR greater Impact today than you " I J W S I V H D J P JO A 8 C I T D S N H T F Q 8 C : *01 may realize. You have the ability to away either an Individual or a. O M O I BOTH C S J W W U V H C B S P , V H T W P O LS large group. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 16) I Q J P P O P K M SC 8 S O K M Q M H T C C J P J U ? ' " Act promptly In situations that can enhance your status or CSJD8C BSWWSC. career. You can accomplish things today you might be un­ -JS tm JSUJMU — ...IA»P ■ SJno<4 m e * SJSM D u ip u ill sq I p jnoa p e tto * able to do later. A « **j u n it ta il U. ueiunoo sum pad i r uw ujo m m iss .. N O U m O S ANNIE TUMBLEWEEDS 2 Two toed sloth only two rounds of trumps, and then play the clubs. Even If clubs did not split, maybe the hand with four clubs would zdso hold three trumps, enabling de­ clarer to trump the losing club with dummy's last trump. But there was an even better line of play, combining all chances. South won the ace of spades and trumped a spade. He led a heart to the 10 and trumped another spade. Now he played a heart to the king, both defenders following. He trumped a third lo w s p ad e and r e-e nt e r ed dummy with the club ace to draw the laat trum p. T h is approach would always work If hearts were 3-2. If they were not. declarer could fall back on playing three rounds of clubs and hope to ruff the fourth club wi t h d u m m y's high heart. NORTH is-n-M ♦ ASS1 V K Q 10 ♦ 1SS1 ♦ A ll EAST 4 111 II 4KQ37 V II VT41 ♦ q ii ♦ AK JS 4ISISI ♦ J7 SOUTH 44 VAJSI I ♦ 711 4 K Q I! 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GRANT (I) COMMUNITY FOCUS 7M 78 COMPANY POSERT SCHUUER PICTURE OF HEALTH DlMISENHAOCN ( WORLD TOMORROW I (I) JAMES ROBISON (D J M OW funny OrrT |1»M) Barbra Slroaand Omar Sha* Fanny Orica, a ttagnstruck get horn New Yak's Iowa East Seta, ovacom** * rent! ot h**nb>t*ki 10 become one ot America ! moat beloved itaa O NFL TOOAY (10) HEALTH MATTERS ' Cencer Update'" S 1:00 § 0 O NFL FOOTBALL Tampa Bey Buecaneeri ai Kansas City Chieti a (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE ' Private Schutl' Open Iion Banhad i! dismantled end the wa a lost, but Schuti remembai met band in the Engeth coaitrytrde a s two mdbon pound* (Pari to t 9) q 7:30 HARMONY ANO ORACE ESSENCE P(!«1 EJ. DANIELS tfTWWRTTEN 1(1) W.V GRANT 8 1:10 Q M OW Lucy Gaooit (1(991 Jan* Wyman. 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Atan Hal* Jr S e w ihipwracksd call sway a ancountat hilarious problems when they return to a much-changed cnmualron after Spending years on an uncharted Wa S 1 04 5 © 0 0 0 0 NEWS 10:30 a0M U PF«TS 0 t t FACS TH I NATION (?) O F«ST BAPTIST CHURCH a (W) WOOOWfBONTS SHOP 0 O MOW Lucky Partner! (1*40) Ronald Cobnan. Ginger Hog art A young gat and an arlial Nor* a winning aaaapatakaa tickat CD (10) GREAT PERFORMANCES "A Lincoln Cant* Special • 25th Anniversary Fanla*'' Highlight! from past 1*1ac u ta vidud* perta mencee by luhet Potmen. Peta Matins. Pmcnet Zukermen. Andre Watti. Bevafy 541 Matfyn Home, luceno Psvaottl. Zubin Mshl* aid in* New Yak Ptenamonte CD (D M OW True Grit A further Atfreniure (1*7t) Werren Oetet. Lise PeMisn An ti-lewmai bettlee mtustice m hit own unorthodot way* what conterubng with a pnm t*-yrw-0M gal bant on ratormlng fum 0 O NFLEY-S BEUEV! IT OR noti © (3 1 ) FAME 0 ( 1 ) TONY RANOAU 745 © WRESTLING 7:30 B 0 FUNKY BREWSTER Henry I work end P oin t! 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Hwy. 17-12 921-0111 triad Of Your Choice OfCl �\ Sunday, Oct. » , IfM »C— Evening Herald, Sen lord, FI. G arner , Kidder Star In HBO's 'G litter D om e' T O N IG H T 'S T V EEH3 (M ) FUNTSTONCS 110) FARM DAY ( I) HfATHCUFY I Continued from 7C 7:18 O MOV* "Storm Omr Lisbon" 11*441VorsRalston. (Lefts,aArtsn 2:30 (£ O caa NCWSMOHTWATCH 3:20 (Z) O 11:35 3 A U M T * FAMK.Y 81(10) A M W lA T H iR 2:20 M O V * - x . V And Z m " 11977) Eltsbstn TsyVx. Merest Cam* (S i) TOM ANO JERRY 10) SESAME STREET (R )Q (SI VOLTRON, OCFENOCR OF T H i UM VERSf 2 7:35 Q I DREAM OF JEAMSE 8:00 Q RAT PATROL 12:00 S(F) 4:45 insPICTon o/rxirr (C ()0 ) MYSTERY1 (W tD ) ® ( 10) NOVA (THU) 8 ) ( 10) WONOERWORRS (FRO in I® FACTSOFUFE(R) O DONAHUE JO MOV* D(M) WALTONS ) 110) SESAMESTREET(R)g 1(1) PARTREMEFAMILY I YOUR BUSMCSS (MON) OZ CMLDRE7TS FUNO (WED) a AORKULTURE U S A (FRO 5:10 O WORLD AT LAROS (THU| • 12:30 ; SEARCH FOR TOMORROW YOUNQ ANO THE R O T - S a 5:25 (Z) O HOUYWOOO ANO THE STARS (MON. TUE. FRO m ov* 8:30 morkanommoy [ ®( t) HERTS LUCY 5:30 ■ CDra Country (tue-fro n ws 1000 JIMMY SWAOOART CONNECTION [ LOVE HOUR MAOADNE 800 ® NSC NEWS AT SUNRME O CSS EARLY MORMNQ D(M) a n VALLEY )(10) ELECTRK COMPANY (R) I (S) MAYBERRY R E A ! ' O EYEWITNESS DAYBREAK D (M ) 0 0 0 0 DAY) ■ ® S A U OP THE CENTURY G jO lW - l CONTACT g A (S) REAL MCCOYS | (S) J M SAXKER 5:30 B®NEW S T a CSS EARLY MORMNQ C n O AABC S C NNEWS THM MORMNQ a t (14) POPE O fund m e 8:45 ® O SYEWITNtSS DAYBREAK I l f M(M ) A M . WEATHER 12 10:30 11.00 I ® WHEEL OF FORTUNE Q PR KEM M Q H T ) O TRIVIA TRAP (SS) EIQHT * ENOUQH ( 10) M AO C OP 0 * PAJNTINQ I (») IR O N S ** lovrso I^ 405 1.00 aPU N TSTO N ES DAYS OF OUR LIVES 4:30 I ALL MY CHRDREN t(M |R H O O A 10) M O V * (MON. THU) CHAMPIONSHIP (10) WORLD CMAMPIO (TUE) 0 J W ) CONORESS1 CONGRESS: WE THE PEO­ PLE (WED) 8 ) (10) FLOROA HOME (MOW N O DWFRENT STROKES (SS) HE-MAN ANO MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE 0 ( S ) T H * WEEK'S M USC S 4:35 O M U N STER S 800 TOOAY C M MORMNQ NEWS 0 0 0 0 MORMNQ AMEIVCA aiaov* n • ()0 R Y A N * HOPE (M IFLO R E M E TY U ...B a io Continued from page 7C and he can generally take It from there. But the Initial contact Is something he simply cannot handle. There arc other ways Balo doesn't reflect the Image of .a young, swinging Hollywood star. For one thing, he hasn't turned his back on the old gang, the kids he grew up with. "I'm still friendly with my old friends back In Bay Ridge." he says. Bay Ridge Is a section of Brooklyn. N.Y. " I go back there a lot and I play ball with them In the streets. |ust like before." When they were young, they used to race around the back yards of the homes, climbing fences, leaping rubbish palls. It was a lot of fun. he recalls. They don't do that anymore — a new generation does — hut they reminisce about II. "I guess we caused a lot of trouble." Balo says. "But It was Innocent trouble. We never did anything really bad." Most of Balo's Hollywood con­ temporaries are Into sleek, fast and expensive cars. Balo drives a truck. He says he's had a few cars, but gave them away — one to his mother and one to his brother. 105 100 O AS THE WORLD TURNS (M )OOM ERPYLS (10) CONORESS WE THE PEO RLE (WED) • (10) SQUARE FOOT GARDEN M 3(FRQ S (WED) r e 200 1 (f) VSO AS am 5.05 a S R A D Y BUNCH 2:30 O C A P IT O L (S4) QRSAT SPACE COASTER ( 10) SMOOC BASKS (U 0N | (M | M AOC OP WATERCOL- WOMANWATCH (TUE) ■ ® SANTA BARBARA I OUKXNQ UQHT PEOPLE'S COURT M 'A 'S 'H BEHAVIOR (TUE) BSHA' ■ (10) NEW LTTERACY . AN I INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS _ B MONEY PUZZLE (THU) BEJNQ HU (PRO 300 ,J fARTl lOP 6:35 coot "Anyhow ." he says. "I need a Bronco to haul around my Jctskts and my dirt bikes." Balo worked on "Happy Days" for eight years and then spent a yrar-and-a-half on lls spInofT. “ Joanlc Loves Chachl." with Erin Moran. H r says even though "Joanlc Loves Chachl" wasn't a huge hit. Il was a good experience for him. li 5:30 |M ) OCEANUS (MON) *(10 ;M ) UNOERSTANOan HUMAN ■ (K 2:35 a MONEY PUZZLE (THU) ART OP BONO HU (FRO | ® ANOTHER WORLD 8 O ONE UPV T O U V I f t (SS) ANDY ORMFITH ID (10) THE CONSTITUTION: THAT 0SUCAT1 BALANCE (WED) ■ ( W) M AOC OP FLORAL. 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W E H A V E A N A L T E R N A T IV E !! NEW YORK (DPI) - James Gamer sleuths again, (his time with an R-raled Margot Kidder. In HBO's "G litter Dome.” a made-for-rable movie based on Joseph W a m ba u g h ' s novel about kid pom. cocaine, murder — Hollywood's dark side. John Ltthgow and Colleen Dewhurst also stars In the film, which debuts Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. The movie also will be broadcast Nov. 21. 26. 28 and 30 on HBO. Gamer is a tough guy de­ tective named Al Mackey who spends his oil hours at a sleazy bar called the Glitter Dome. As Al describes the Joint it "Isn't so bad If you don't mind being short-changed by Wing thi- bartender or getting herpes from one of the chicken hawks who sooner or later Is going to perch on the stool next to you." L lt h g ow Is his religious, over-concerned partner Marty and Kidder Is a movie actress named Willie who's makes a good living In your baalc B (licks. A studio mogul Is murdered and Al and Marty eventually are given the case by Captain Woofer (John Marley). a grulT old guy who reminds one of an oldtime show business agent. As Al puts It. Woofer just can't get used to the new wave of undercovet cops — wait until you sec this squad room. "Cap­ tain Woofer was Just getting used to hippies, punks put him over the edge." There's plenty of rough lan­ guage In this made-for-cable movie, four-letter words and lots of blood. One not (n e ces sa rily ) for networks scene features a scanti­ ly clad, coked up Willie begging to be r avaged while sh e’ s handcuffed. O L D F A S H IO N F U N . T V & a t: 'tfo U ltu v iC K W h e r e : P in e c r e s t B a p t is t C h u r c h 1 1 9 W . A ir p o r t B lv d . W h e n : W e d n e s d a y , O c t . 3 1 , 5 :3 0 -8 P .M . • 0p o o < t •J tH fu ltf Family Credit has loans lor home Improvement, education vacations, or debt consolidation. VJbeven have loans to help your business grow . Andw% purchase mortgages *o you ca nfroo up your valua ble cash • Com ecy/or or call the Family Cn Credit office nearest you We re your loan source Now he's taking charge again as star of the new CBS series "Charles In Charge." Charles and Chachl are light years apart, and he says he likes that. He wanted to play a character totally different from the one he played for nlne-and-a-half years. /U U o M tO HAM BURG ERS HOT DOOS D ' ittMin 5:30 to- 6:15 52.00 ADULTS. $1.00 CHILDREN UNDER 12. RESERVATIONS NEEDED ( ^ O O tU H U \ @ 0 *U 4 t A d A q tO 6:15 TO 7 P.M. PRIZES ORIQINAL COSTUMES So* *?Ou 7:30 to- %.-00 MARSHMALLOW ROAST SINQ ALONG PUBLIC IN V IT E D A FRIENDII MANUEL’S LITTLE MEXICO 2 2 n d A t F re n c h A ve. (N o rth S id e O f B ld g .) A LO AN O F A H Y KIND . G O M E TO TH E SO U R C E. “ I learned to take charge on the set." he says. "Erin and I were the stars andT learned that a star has to take charge at certain times — has to settle disputes, find solutions to some problems, actually run the show. It was a good lesson." 'p c iU u o t > But It Is an i n t e r e s t i n g who-done-lt and Garner Just can't seem to play detective* wrong. would go back to college and study veter i nar y m edicine, That's mv ace In the hole." Plus HOME MADE CHEESECAKE \ O n e P ie c e F R E E W i t h A n ^ P i / r t l t e s e W ith T h is C o u p o n O ffer Valid 1 0 2 0 -8 4 T h ru 11-3-84 Home Cooked Tex-Mex Food By now, he has decided that he Is going to be an actor — almost certainly — for the rest of his life. During the long run of “ Happy Days." he wasn't really sure about his future. There was an alternative. "I went through a period when 1 wanted to be a veterinarian." he aaya. "Even now. If anything happened to my acting career. 1 Tired Of A ON 8.R. 434, NEAR 17-82 JnJhs a CSS Georgia 1st A ~ P a rk S q u s r s S h o p p in g C tr . Lonflwood, PL 32750 Call For Daily .C88.1 *% M t A 4 X j I jd lllJ ■ 2200 N O W OPEN MON. T H R U SAT. 11 AM to 8 PM Closed Sun. S. F re n c h Ave. 322-4438 + For Frown Leadership REELECT VOTE NOVEMBER 6TH FLORIDA SENATE-DISTRICT II Langley's comments on these important issues.. Property Tax Relief- — Through modification of exemptions or limiting tax millage we must stop the ever increasing property tax. Cap On Government Growth- Government should not grow out of proportion to the natural population and economic growth. Caps on mileage taxes and state employment will help control this. Crime and Punish merit- To protect society from the criminal, I believe in swift and sure punishment lor convicted criminals. We should rein­ state our road camps, making prisoners work instead of coddling them. I support capital punishment. Education Due to recent legislation, our schools are making a comeback. I will continue this pressure lor better schools. TheEqual Rights Amandmant- I have a.record of supporting equal pay, promotion, salaries, credit, etc., for women. However, I do not and will not support the ERA which puts this matter in the hands of our Federal Courts. Drunk Driving- I was a prime sponsor of the DWI Bill passed this year by the Florida Legislature. I will continue to reinforce and strengthen our DWI Legislation. Our Children- Contrary to my opponent’s advertisements, I voted lor licen­ sure ol Day Cara Centers. I am a member ol the Advisory Board of Bureau of Missing Children, Inc. •C O M P E T E N T •C O N S E R V A T IV E • C O N S IS T E N T BACKGROUND & QUALIFICATIONS • E d u c a tio n • a tte n d e d p u b lic s c h o o ls in L a k e la n d , G ra d u a te of U n iv e rs ity o f F lo rid a C ollege o f A g ric u ltu re a n d U n iv e rs ity o f F lo rid a L a w S chool. • M ilita r y S e rv ic e -U .S . A rm y in K o re a . • C h a irm a n -L a k e C o u n ty S chool B o a rd , 1 9 7 0 -1 9 7 2 . • P ast P re s id e n t & D ire c to r-L a k e C o u n ty Y o u n g R e p u b lic a n s . • T e n (1 0 ) y e a rs s e rv ic e in F lo rid a L e g is la tu re . • R e p u b lic a n F lo o r L e a d e r in H o u se o f R e p re s e n ta tiv e s . • R e p u b lic a n F lo o r L e a d e r in S e nate. • D e s ig n a te d R e p u b lic a n L e a d e r fo r c o m in g te rm . • C h o se n S e n a to r o f th e Y e a r fo r p a s t tw o y e a rs F e d e ra tio n o f M o b ile H om e O w n e rs . • C h ris tia n F a th e r a n d L a ym a n . i *T • ^ m w** J . i ......... A TRUE CONSERVATIVE HIS RECORD PROVES IT! b y F lo rid a " Pd. Pol. Adv., Pd. for by Campaign Treasurer. • ^ ^ «S • * • r« n nr* t % v- l t . * .« g r » m mm • t *V • �1 < I VIEWPOINT Evaning Htrald. Sanford, FI. Sunday, Oct. It. 1fS4—ID Connie Austin's Success Recipe: It's The Attitude Connie Austin relaxes in her living room near portrait of her and her two children Playing The Balanced Budget G am e... Leave It To The Kids And Politicians We were snowed In for a few days on Dollars Eagle Mountain last week. My neighbor Ben, ft age 4, came over to play the Balanced Budget Came. (N o n )C o n ts "You must be awfully bored." I told him. "I thought you'd decided that game was kid Timothy stuff.” Tregartben*I "So Is building snowmen." he replied, "and I'm getting mighty tired of that." We sat down to play. I have a new version "Walt Just one minute!" he said crossly. of the game. In which the goal Is lo balance "You can't do that!” the federal budget by 1989. "W hy not?" I asked Innocently. "You saw The key to playing the game Is to me roll a seven. I got my expansion fair and recognize that a budget Is a prediction of spending and revenues, and that there Is no square." "But seven years of growth Is a longer relation between what Is predicted and what peacetime expansion than any since the actually happens. Civil War." Ben objected. "It's more than According to the box. the Balanced twice us long as the nveruge of peacetime Budget Game Is "suitable for children of all expansions since World War II. You can't ages." The Instructions Inside, however, possibly make such an assumption.” suggest It be limited to players ugr 4 and under. Ben squeaks by. I'm not sure why I I reminded Ben that the goal was to keep playing It. balunce the budget, not to be realistic. Besides, the Reagan admlnstratlon and the Because It Is my game. I look the first turn. I drew a Situation Card that said Congressional Budget Office are making the same assumption In their deficit forecasts "Duration of Recovery." I rolled the dice. A seven! I -vas able to predict that the for 1989. Ben was already getting prehy cross. He present recovery, which began In 1982. would last seven years, taking me Into 1989 .reluctantly took hls turn, and drew a Tax Policy Card. without a recession. The Tax Policy Card Is one of the best Because continued growth would keep Incomes high. It would Increase tax reve­ cards a player can draw In the Balanced nues. It would also hold expenditures down, Budget Game. It allows a player to assume u as fewer people would qualify for un­ new lax policy, and awards extra spaces for employment. welfare, and other programs. referring to tax Increases as "revenue enhancements." Ben brightened. Getting a seven was a major breakthrough. "I'm going lo assume there will be no Ben watched, aghast, as I moved my marker, a tiny pair of green eyeshades. 10 Indexing." he announced triumphantly. It was a bold move. The scheduled spaces toward the Balanced Budget Goal. Quirks Introduction of Indexing would ellmnate the "bracket creep" that has allowed Congress to Increase taxes every year without ever passing a law. as Inflation drives people Into higher brackets. Ben got to move hls marker, a tiny pair of pruning shears, eight spaces for the revenue he would raise, plus an added four because he was able to say hls policy was not a change, plus a ten space bonus for calling the non-change a "revenue enhancement" measure.. While Ben had gotten ofT lo a good start, he made little subsequent progress. I. on the other hand, marched steadily across the board. I slashed spending by assuming ridiculously low Interest rates — almost as low as those Walter Mondale and Ronald Reagan arc assuming. I assumed there would be no floods or other disasters In 1989. thus cutting disaster relief. I assumed a politically Impossible cut In the rate of growth of Social Security benefits. I was about to go In for a final victory with the assumption that the government would sell Alaska to the Mitsubishi company when Ben gave up. "That does It!” he snapped. "I'v e out­ grown this silly game and Its silly assump­ tions. No one could take It seriously.” I asked Ben what he wanted to do. lie smiled slyly. “ Let's assume It Isn't snowing, and go out and play basketball. ITJ leave budget balancing to little kids and politicians." (Tim othy Tregarthen welcomes the oppor­ tunity to correspond with readers. Write him In care o f the Evening Herald.) DOONESBURY S H E R ID A N , Wyo. ( U P I) - A Beach Boys alb um autographed by form er In te rio r Secre­ ta ry Jam es W a tt is a hit w ith the S ierra Club's N o rth ern G re a t Plain s regional office. S ie r r a C lu b r e p r e ­ sentative L arry M e h lh a ff b o u g h t th e alb u m for S105 a t an auction to raise funds for the Sheridan County L ib ra ry . ‘ W a tt b a n n e d the Beach Boys fro m p la y ­ ing a t last y e a r's July 4 th c e l e b r a t i o n In W ashington, D.C., c l a i m i n g the g ro u p w ould a tt r a c t " u n ­ d e s ira b le e le m e n ts ." H e later conceded he had m ade a m is tak e a fte r N ancy Reagan told reporters she e n ­ joyed the Beach Boys' m usic. W a tt autographed the alb u m when he visited Sheridan O ct. 3 for a Reagan-Bush cam paign r a lly . T he In scriptio n re ad s : " I h ave bean assured that the lib ra ry w ill cham pion the rig h t causes and the G .O .P ." TH& SUM A U TTli OUTOF UNt, lMtAH.ASHAfSWKNM fA O iO n».H M taiS tX J(M 4*A > * e r __ _ They are proud of whal I have done and they gel to mcci people they would noi have otherwise. "A s Rlc says when he reads about me ,ln the newspaper. What Is lids? Another Wonder Woman?' "The children and I have a special rapport. When we are together we have fun and lalk about everything — who knows who. who likes who — and we have our yearly snow skiing trip together." Connie says. "I have lots o f friends, busi­ nesses. children, a nice home. I am short of time and could use 36-hour-days. Connie, who spends three hours u day on the highways between O rlando and Lake Mary, gets up at 6:15 In the morning uud seldom goes to bed before I am . “ I help the children with homework, drive my son to soccrr practice, write speeches. " I c a r e fu lly s c h e d u le m y t im e b e c a u s e It Is v a lu a b le . I h a v e t h e le a s t o f th a t a n d e v e r y o n e w a n t s m o r e o f I t . " s h e s a id . Joy Is now 16. attends Lake Mary High School and aspires in Ik- a model’. Rlc. I I . Is a student at Park Maitland School. In recent months. Mrs. Austin was Invited lo Join I he National Women's Coalition, a group ol 70 business and professional women In the country who have Itanded together lo sup|Mirl Pres­ ident Reagan In hls hid for re-election. She. with other mrmlK-rs of the organization, attended the Republican Na­ tional Convention In Dallas In August. Kept up lo dale on the Issues by computer from Washington, she Is accepting s|M-aklng In­ vitations at various s |m >Is around lire nation, telling all who will listen that Reagan Is u good friend of business anil women. B u y in g s h e s r r s m o r e b u s in e s s o p p o r t u n it ie s o j> en f o r w o m e n lh a n e v e r b e f o r e . M rs. A u s t in s a y s w o m e n o ft e n c o m e to h e r fo r a d v i c e o n h o w t o g e t In to t h e ir o w n b u s in e s s . "1 tell lhem they have lo unalyze the economics to find the type of business they can go Inlo. the type o f office they can afford lo rent or buy. Many don't have the background to un­ derstand financial statements and haven't had the opportunity to leurn marketing strategy,” she says. But women, In her view, have the ability to be successful In business. "I don't think sex. age. or raee should huve u bearing In lire business world Thai is one ol the reasons I was asked lo help with the wom en's coalition. Women definitely are more business-like In their attitude, more lo the (mint and more honesi withcacii other. “ If you ask a businesswoman a question, you're likely to get an honest answer In a concise way. Women are more efficient, well organized and make better use of their lime.” Mrs. Austin Insists. "They ulso huve to have a sixth sense about business." Asked how she selects a busi­ ness lo Invest In. Mrs. Austin says her decision Is often made on the basis of whether It looks See CONNIE, page 4D by Garry Trudeau W a lt, Beach Boys O n A lb u m T o g e th e r? By United Frees International By Donna Estes Herald Stafr W riter Connie Austin of Lake Mary w a s d e v o t i n g h e r s e l f to homemaking, motherhood and to helping her husband out occasionally by analyzing finan­ cial statements for the family liquid fertilizer business In May. 1978. when the tragedy of her life struck. Her husband, lllll, was killed In a plane crash. With an 11-year-old daughter. Joy. and a 5-year-old son. Klc. left for her to bring up alone, she was devastated by the loss of her husband. Dill, according to those who remember him. was a fine man with a fabulous sense of humor and good business sense. The business was ultimately the largest liquid fertilizer busi­ ness In the southeast. Despite hls grand success In the business world, he still enjoyed mixing the fertilizer himself and sometimes Connie lent a hand. On occasion she would help him measure a farmer's field to prove hls point about how much fertilizer was ne ed e d. It was fun to be together. When Joy was a toddler. It was not unusual for Dill to call Connie to come help him pull hls truck out of a mudhole on some distant farm. Connie would lake ofT In the family cur with little Joy secured In her car-scat and the tow chain In hand to provide the assistance needed. And then baby Hie came along to complete the Ideal family. They w ere’ married In 1965 and In those early duys. Connie's school teacher salary was their support, while Dill got the busi­ ness In Lake Placid going. One month In particular stands nut In her mind. It was the time the couple had only $36 to buy llic month's groceries. Tim es were tough then. Some years before Bill died, they built the home they hud dreamed about on Island Drive. In Luke Mary. The house bucks up to the clear waters of Luke Mary where Rlc. today, enjoys barefoot water skiing. After Bill's death. Connie kept the liquid fertilizer business for almost two years, "but It was loo big an operation In Lake Placid." Highlands County. "1 would have had to be there five days a week and my two kids needed the security of me being at home." she says. After the sale of the fertilizer business. Connie went Into real estate for awhile. "But I decided I had to huve a reason to get out o f bed In the morning and bought Ellman Battery Co. (In Orlando.)" Today. Connie Is a highpowered. smart and successful businesswoman, who In addition to moving easily In the business community, hus retained her femininity, enjoys her work, her children and her home. "The business world Is excit­ ing In many ways. I love It and 1 probably have Km many busi­ ness Interests going now. I have Ellman and several other things. " It 's Lemcndoukly difficult being so active In business. I feel the children get shorted a 1st. But they like to be uble to say their mother owns u business ‘H AM M S' ^ m t �Evening Herald IU S P S 4 *1 3 1 0 ) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 305 322-2611 or 831-9993 Sunday, October 2B, 198* — ID Wayne D. Doyle, Publliher Thome* Giordano, Managing Editor Melvin Adkint, Adverfitlng Director Horne Delivery Week. *1 10; Month, 84 75; 3 Months. 814.25; R Months. 827 00: Year. 851 00 By Mall Week. 81.50. Month. 80 00.3 Months. S1H 00; 6 Months. 832.50. Yrnr. 860 00 Pete Knowles In Hot Pursuit W hat are you supposed to do when a police ofTIcer needs help? You help him . that's what. But what If I lie,officer's In hot p u rs u it „ defendant w ho bolts Irom cuaiodT"and you don’t know what. If anything, the man being chased Is carrying, or what he m ight do If you try to subdue him for pursuing officers? You help, that's what. At least that's the matler-of-fact philosophy o f Sanford C ity M anager W . E. " P e t e " Knowles w ho found him self In Just such a situation recently. It was a little after 9:30 a.m. that day when Knowles, 01. was drivin g aw ay from city hall. He spotted three sh e riffs deputies chasing a you n g man through the streets. With a keen sense o f deduction. Knowles, Sanford's city m anager for the past 35 years, drove his car lo a spot he felt certain the escapeewould run. Sure enough the you ng man did and Knowles yelled to him, "D o n 't m ove or I’ll break your a rm ." One o f the officers yelled to Knowles to "g r a b h im ." Knowles did. He snatched the you ng runaway by the bell and pushed him against the wall o f a nearby >ulldlng, then leaned on him (Knowles is no lightw eight) until deputies arrived to take their escapee Into custody. T h e you ng escapee had appeared In court In Sanford thut m orning on charges o f grand theft and dealing In stolen property. A fter a brief nppearance before the Judge, the man was escorted through the courthouse, headed for u Jail cell In lieu o f bot.d. Before they got to the cell, the you n g defendant — he’s 19 — bolted from the depu ty's grasp and ran down the corridor o f the courthouse and out the building. By the tim e the chase was taken outside, tw o other deputies Joined- In. But It ended with K now les' participation. A sk ed b y re p o rte rs abou t the event . Know les shrugged his shoulders and said. "W h a t else arc you supposed to do when an officer needs h elp ?" What else. Indeed. Mr. City Manager. DICK WEST Just Doin' W h at Comes Horticulturally Chinese cabbage Isn't real cabbage In the WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sex education classes have become a highly controversial part of the strict sense of the word. It Is more closely related public school debate, the Issue even spilling over to celery. Real cabbage Is akin to cauliflower, broccoli Into this year’s presidential campaign. Without taking sides in the argument. 1 wish and turnips. So let that be a lesson to you. It Is true I never heard o f a baby being found lo say that if schools arc going to teach this In a broccoli patch, but I'm Just giving you the subject, they should at least get It right. Babies, as we know, are found In cabbage facts of life. Or what passes for life In garden patches. Medical experts agree that without clubs. Another Important point that schools should cabbage patches there would be no babies. Yet this fact Is rarely mentioned In sex education deal with frankly and forthrtghdy It where cabbage comes from. It Is. or should be. classes. An entire segment of the curriculum wastes fundamental that without cabbage seeds there the time of students by failing to provide would be no cabbage plants. And hence no cabbage patches. And hence no babies. Information about the cultivation of cabbage. In milder climates. It Is customary to leave The most Important point to get across In public schools Is that you can't plant cabbage some cabbage plants In the ground all winter. without running certain risks. Beyond that, the Then. In the spring, these plants generate seeds and reproduce themselves. whole thing becomes somewhat technical. It might be assumed that In colder climes, Some authorities Insist It is possible to grow troAhaCe-wlthout contributing to the population generally the northern latitudes, the chances of explosion. The notion that there would be fewer producing cabbage patches arc reduced. Such, babies If more people grew Chinese cabbage Is. alas, is not the case. In areas with abbreviated growing seasons. however, a misconception. cabbage seeds arc planted Indoors In cold frames, otherwise known as "lla ts." Once moved outside, plants siarted in this manner develop Into cabbage patches that are as productive as those grown farther south. Public school students learn soon enough thal tender young cabbage plants, called seedlings, can be easily purchased In the spring at many nurseries and garden supply stores. When transplanted and mature, these plants also arc as productive as "volunteer" cabbage sprouting from seed plants left In the ground all winter. Some of the more curious students may ask If there Is any way to avoid the natural conse­ quences of planting cabbage. They should be told cabbage patch control sometimes Is made possible by such Insects as aphids and loopers and by such diseases as black leg. mildew, root rot and "the yellows.” ^ ^ However, the only way to be completely and absolutely sale is to grow no cabbage at all. If that means no coleslaw for supper, so be it. RUSTY BROW N SCIENCE WORLD She's A Lady Lazarus I grew In the midst o f this maternal forest, a green sapling, In bad years putting my roots deep down for sustenance and survival. — Meridel Le Sueur. Blessed arc the storytellers, ripened by time and harvested In w is d o m . Their tales of our heritage and the struggles of women who have gone before awaken us to a new pride In womanhood, a pride In self — and hope for daughters to come. One such storyteller Is Meridel Le Sueur, the 84-year-old author who travels across the country by bus to enchant audiences with recollec­ tions of her life and women of the century. We talked together in a bookstore, one of her favorite plac.s — along with buses, of course. Her long gray hair brushed the shoulders of a black cape. Neither four-score years nor the wrinkles of age could mar the liveliness of the wide-set eyes or diminish the dimples. She t a lk e d of her g re a t grandmother, an Iroquois, and one of the first Indian women admitted to Oberltn C ollege: "She^w-as expected lo do laundry along with the other women students, and A news story the other day provides m ore when she married the professor of m elancholy evidence that w elfare paym ents surveying, her name didn’t count. have com e lo be regarded as a birthright In The annals o f Oberlln merely record this country. thal Professor McGovern married a Tw en ty-six w elfare recipients from various squaw." Her grandmother was un Iowa sections o f one state have filed suit in pioneer and staunch Puritan who Superior Court because their paym ents were became an activist for the Women's reduced or cuncclcd after they received such Christian Temperance Union when financial windfalls us Inheritances, dam age her hard-drinking husband started settlem ents or substantial Insurance benefits; losing the farmland she had Inher­ one o f the plaintiffs had com e by $48,000. ited. T h ey and their lobbyists, the W elfare Rights So her grandmother divorced Organization and the W elfare Rights O rgani­ him, "and rode over the Midwest In zation In their state, dispute a new rule a horse-drawn buggy, a shotgun requiring a cut-off o f welfare benefits until the beside her. crying In the wilderness windfull Is exhausted. for sobriety." The author's mother, an early Because welfare paym ents should go only feminist, married a socialist lawyer, to the truly needy, the new rule makes sense. and young Meridel grew up among W i n d f a l l s and w e lfa r e a re a m u t u a l l y anarchists, socialists and union cxlclustve m ix. But like so m any regulations organizers. In the bureaucratic moruss that attem pt to She went to Hollywood for a time keep a lid on w elfare abuse, the new rule and learned firsthand the exploita­ could encourage som e recipients lo blow their tion of women. "W e had to go to the windfalls as quickly as possible In order to casting office every morning and retain their w elfare paym ents. Such w elfare they examined us — raising our skirts to look at our leas," she says. dilem mus. o f course, are ever daunting. When she had work, she wrote at Let It be said again, therefore, that welfare night, often putting her head under dollars are not manna from a heavenly the cold-water tap to stay awake. governm ent. W elfare recipients must som e­ Sinclair Lewis, Carl Sandburg and how be m ade to realize that the paym ents others praised her musical prose, they receive can com e only from the toll o f but In the communist hunt of the others and that, when they file suit to expand '50s, she. like other socialists, was their benefits, they bite the hand that feeds blacklisted. them . Since the women's movement, • she has risen from obscurity. "I call myself Mrs. Lazarus," she says. BERRY'S WORLD "The feminists dug me up and saved my life." Windfalls, Welfare PMS A Fast Track Disorder By Jan Ziegler UPI Science W riter JULIAN BOND It's A Numbers Game Oge thing t|iat‘s sure to happen after all the votes are castland a president declared on Nov. 6: The loser and his supporters will begin to appraise what went wrong. Added to their list — "W e never shobld have accepted the challenge to debate" or "Whose Ideas was It to say I’d raise taxes anyway?" — Is sure to be some argument over who didn't do enough to turn out the votes for the fellow who came In second. People who don't vote decide elections as much as those who do. Four years ago. those blacks who couldn't vote helped Ronald Reagan win as much as those blacks who could, but who didn't help Jimmy Carter. Kentucky's 61.615 unregistered and non-voting blacks helped give the Blue Grass State to Reagan by 17.857 votes. > More than 63,000 non-registered blacks in Massachusetts provided a ha nd y c u s h i o n for R e a g a n ' s 3,829-vote v ic to ry ‘there. The 85.383 blacks In Arkansas who hadn't registered by Election Day 1980 could have made Reagan's 5.123-vote margin easily surmoun­ table. The 11.808-vote difference that gave Reagan Mississippi four years ago came from the 130,910 blacks who hadn't placed their names on the vo te r-ro lls , and th erefore couldn't put their fingers on the voting levers. In Tennessee, 157.673 blacks — whose op i n i on s d i d n 't count because their names didn't appear on the registration lists — made the 4.710-vote Reagan margin. In Louisiana. Alabama. North and South Carolina, the 1960.nqmbeis of blacks who couldn't vote because they didn't register were several times the difference between u Reagan win and a Carter loss. Reagan's margin over Carter was only 152.302 votes In these four states; 1,326.061 blacks made that victory possible. Registration books are now closed In all but a few states. The authoritative Voter's Education Project says there are u few inoie than 5 million Southern blacks registered In the 11-state region today — a 19.4 percent Increase over 1980's figures. White registra­ tion In the South has held steady at roughly 25 million and. in some states (A labam a, Arkansas, M i s s i s s i p p i . T e n n e s s e e and Virginia), it has actually declined. But the closing of the books only means the opening of the drives to gel the registered to vote — that's the last skirmish In the long war for the White House. The final battles of the 1984 campaign will be fought In churches and housing projects as much as on telev Islon screens. The Republicans entered this last phase of the contest with the same technical and financial superiority they've enjoyed for the last four years. The Rcagan-Bush registra­ tion drive began last December and will cost $8 million by Election Day; $3 million will be spent to turn the vote out. As of late September, the Grand Old Party claimed It has registered 2,496,498 voters whose first ballots will Cast be for Ronald Reagan. W A S H IN G TO N (UPI) - P re­ menstrual syndrome makes many women miserable or merely uncom­ fortable a week or two each month. No one knows the exact cause of many o f the myriad symptoms characteristic of the disorder. But an Arizona dietician has come up with an interesting portrait of one kind of female who suffers premenstrual syndrome: She tends to be on the fast track, and her diet suffers as a result. "The classic picture was a person who was super-ultra busy, doing three Jobs at once." said Robyn DcBell In an interview during the annual meeting of the American Dietetic Association. In a study of 35 women who suffered PMS. DcBell and coresearcher Marilyn Tapia found most of the women. In addition to burning the candle at both ends, drank a lot of caffelnated beverages — as much as 12 cups of coffee a day or more than two quarts of caffelnated soft drtnk. diet or regu­ lar. Their diets were high In processed or convenience foods, which tend to be loaded with salt and sugar, and their calcium, magnesium and vitamin B6 intakes were below the recom m ended dally allowance. DcBell said. Also, the women were eating only one or two meals a day. l Diet Is one thing scientists know can Influence PMS. Caffeine In­ creases Irritability, and so can sugar. Salt encourages water reten­ tion, the cause of the "bloated" feeling that slows down thinking and also promotes snappishness. The role of vitamins and minerals in PMS is less certain. A control group of 15 women who did not suffer PMS also had low intake of magnesium. B6 and calcium. Some women have gotten relief from symptoms by boosting Intake of magnesium and B6. The control groun also consumed far less caffeine, sugar and salt. Their diets contained more fiber. DcBell and Tapia put some of the PMS victims on a slx-meal-a-day -diet prescribed for people who suffer from hypoglycemia, a condition In which blood sugar levels peak •rapidly and fall to unusually low levels after consumption of sugars. Ideally, a woman should remain on the diet throughot.t the month, but DcBell said women got relief when they followed the diet follow­ ing ovulation two weeks or so Into their cycles. JACK ANDERSON V o te r R egistration Is Squelched WASHINGTON - In past col­ umns. I have reported on the Reagan administration's attempts to throw up roadblocks to voter registration — particularly If the registrants are considered unlikely to vole for the Rcagan-Bush ticket. By threatening to cut off federal aid. officials in Washington have tried to bully state and local agen­ cies Into denying space In their buildings for registration booths. They have also tried to keep federal employees from volunteering In voter slgn-up efforts. Though the adm inistration's questionable tactics often violate the agencies' own regulations, and have repeatedly been overturned by the courts, they have succeeded In squelching many well-intentioned efforts to broaden the electorate. By the time the cases were thraahfd out in court. It was loo late to register voters for this election. I reported earlier how the Labor Department Ignored the Constitu­ tion and Ita own rules by threaten­ ing a cutoff of federal funds lo state unemployment offices that allowed registration booths on their pre­ mises. Welfare offices are another place the administration doesn't want to encourage voter registration. In Cincinnati, an official of Project Vote — a non-partisan group that tries to register poor Americans — was handcuffed, atrlp-searched and thrown In Jail for trying to sign up voters at a county welfare office. Here la the evidence to date of the “ vote-chill" effort, gathered by my associate Donald Goldberg: — 1*0*1master General William Bolger late last year Issued an unprecedented order prohibiting Postal Service employees from tak­ ing part In voter registration efforts at work — even on lunch breaks and In non-work areas. Bolger Justified his fiat on grounds that the postal unions have en­ dorsed a presidential candidate (Walter Mondale), and therefore the public might think the employees' sign-up efforts were partisan. A federal court Injunction against Bolger’s ban waa Issued — but not until Oct. 1. when most of the damage had been done. — W illiam O'Cor.nor. special counsel of the Merit Systems Pro­ tection Board. Issued an advisory opinion that government employees whose union has endorsed a can­ didate may not engage In 'voter registration. The American Federa­ tion o f Government Employees challenged the opinion In court; It is still under appeal. — Office of Personnel Manage­ m ent D irector Donald D evine warned at leaal four governors that registration drives conducted In state buildings could jeopardize tbeir states' federal funds. His unique Interpretation of the law harrlng state employees from "In ­ terfering" with an election waa c h a l l e n g e d e v e n by the R e ­ publican-controlled Senate. — T h e He a l t h and Huma n -Services Department has allowed the states to decide whether to allow voter registration drives at food lines. At least two states. Tennessee and Missouri, have forbidden It. — In Illinois. Labor Department funds for summer Jobs were cut off because teenagers would be work­ ing on voter registration. A number of workers had to be fired for lack of money. — Veterans Administration of­ ficials have bannrd voter registra­ tion groups from their buddings In Cleveland and C incin nati, os­ tensibly because they would in­ terfere with In-house registration efforts. But Insiders say ihe VA voter drive Is practically non­ existent. \ • * f * f V » « I f ' * I - - as W f 4 �. . f OPINION Growing An American Hero Jury Of Their Peers For Juveniles Freedom* Foundation Feature* The 16-year-old boy had admitted to shoplifting and possession of marijuana. Now. a week later, he was facing a barrage of tough questions. "W hy did you steal?" "Where did you get the pot?'1 "What are your plans for the future?" The grilling wasn't being ad­ ministered by the police or a judge or a district attorney. The young man was facing a Jury of seven teenagers. They were part of an Innovative Denver program to reduce Juvenile court case loads and more effectively deal with young offenders. The District Attorney's Diversion Effort (DADE) was the brainchild of Dale Tooley. until 1983. Denver's Dlslrlct Attorney. Despite skepticism from many quarters. Including Tooley's 16-year-old son. the pro­ gram was Initiated In 1974 The student Juries came Into being In 1979. The program Is open to those t>eiwecn the ages of 10 and 18 who admit to their guilt. Those who maintain their Innocence arc pro­ cessed through the regular Juvenile court system. Young offenders who have committed serious violent crimes, arc repeat offenders or need psychiatric counseling are Ineligible for the diversion effort. The Juries are composed ol volunteer students from the city's Junior and senior high schools. After admission to the diversion program, the young offender or "client" Is Interviewed by a counselor who explains the system and tries to create an atmosphere of caring and trust. Within a week of this Interview, the client appears before a Jury of his peers. After the counselor reads n sum­ mary of the charges and case history, the client. In the presence of a lawyer and his parents or guardian. Is questioned by the Jury. The parents themselves are not Immune from questioning, and those lax In meeting Ihetr responsibilities have been re­ buked by the youthful Jurists. Following the questioning, the Jury meets In private to deliberate and decide on appropriate punishment, which Is in the form of a six. nine or twelve-month contract or be returned to the Juvenile court system for prosecution. A typical contract will impose a strict curfew and require regular attendance at school and periodic reporting to the DADE office or Jury members. Clients may also be re­ quired to get a Job and make restitution to their victims for losses suffered. Contrary to the fears of early opponents of the program, the young Jury m e m b e r s t ake t h e i r r e ­ sponsibilities quite seriously and have shown a remarkable talent for devising effective punishments. The young offenders have been re­ sponsive to the program. The normal teen resistance to authority figures doesn't comr Into play when the punishment Is being meted out by someone the Mine age. The success ol the diversion cITorl can lx- measured by the fact that It has saved hundreds of thousands of dollars tn court costs and that 85 percent of the clients have no further scrapes with the law. a success rate much higher than the Juvenile court system. It Is also reflected In grateful letters from former clients announc­ ing graduations, college acceptance, marriages and careers. D e n v e r ' s Di s t r i c t A t t o r n e y ' s Diversion Ellon IDADEI received the George Washington Honor Medal lor C o m m u n it y Program s from Freedoms Foundations. The National Awards Program honors organUatlotts and Individuals whose activities support ami perpet uafr the Ideals hdicrcnt In the American political, social and eco­ nomic system. Nominations from the public are welcome and shotdd he sent to the D irector o f Awards. Freedoms Foundation at Va/icv Forge. Valley Forge. PA 19481. OUR READERS WRITE Publicity Helpful Deplorable It's a deplorable state of afTalrs when the taxpayers money Is expended on attacks on the elderly) I am referring to an article In Sunday's Herald (October 14. 1984) by Jane Casselberry In which she states that the Department o f Environmental Regulation (DER) Is pursuing an elderly retiree'and his wheelchair bound wife. And of what "crim e" has this couple committed to have Invoked the wrath of the all powerful DER? Pollution! That's right. Sixty-seven year old Shellle Cogburn and his Invalid wife Treava. retired all-American tax­ payers. are accused of polluting the soli of the stale of Florida. The DER claims lhal there la a gasoline leak from underground storage tanks located on the Cogburn's property. The DER however, could not find the leak, so In their Infinite wisdom ordered Mr. Cogburn, at his expense to find It. Being a good cltlxen. Mr. Cogburn enlisted the aid of an Orlando firm to check his tanks and locate the "le a k ". After much searching and 92650 of Shellle and Treava's life savings, the tanks were given a clean bill of health. No leak! Hut was this enough for Dill Darling and his team of "geniuses" at the DER? No way! The DER won't lx- satisfied until they've driven Shellle and Treava to bankruptcy or their graves. The DER Insists that the gas Is c o m i n g from the Cogburn's tanka, and Intend lo proceed with further litigation. Never mind that they can't porve it! Alter all. tills Is America, and In America a person Is gullly until proven Innocent. Just ask Hill Darling. Hill and his boys won't even grant Shellle and Treava a public heurlng! Hey! What ever happened to democracy? 1guess Mr. Darling feels that he has a belter chance of driving a little guy broke with legal fees than he would against u big corporation. Perhaps Mr. Darling believes that DER stands for Destroy Elderly Retirees. Joheph A. Garrison Sanford WENOTTCEP U AFTERTHE MONDAIEDEBATE Thunk you so very much for the publicity you have given our an­ nouncements for vocational courses offered by the business Division. Without your help we would not he able to make the public aware ol these courses and.their very rea­ sonable fees. You've helped us reach Individuals who will benefit greatly from this truluglng for avail­ able employment In our communi­ ty- Once again, thank you. Mack E. Blythe. Chairman Huslness Division Salute To Cook Gold For Pinecrest Your October 22 Around the C l o c k C o l u m n c o n t a i n e d an excellent article concerning the work of Community Coordinated Child Care For Central Florldu (4Cs). Tnree Suufurd Child Care Centers m Sanford operated by one owner were mentioned as recent recipients of the 4C Gold Seal of Excellence. This Is tn advise your readers that Pinecrest Kiddle Korner, also In Sanford, has recently received the Gold Seal of Excellence award and Is one of the 17 day care centers In the Irl-county area of Orange, Os­ ceola and Scminolr to receive this distinction. Sharon J. White Pinecrest Kiddle Korner Courthouse Kindness Appreciated As a visitor from another county I should like to congratulate the people of Seminole on the line caliber of their courthouse personnel. Today (Friday. Oct. 19) 1 had occasion lo consult some records In a civil case. The young lady who waited on me not only went to a great deal of trouble to dig them out but saw to It lhal rny wife had a chair. This was kindness Itself. 1 with I could Identify her but unfortunately can't • other than she seemed to be In charge of the enquiry window and the time was close to 10:45 a.m. Talents of this sort should be rewarded. 1 recommend her salary be doubled: promotion; a bonus: official commendation...and these Items for a start only. Add a trip to Europe by Concorde. 11.K. Fleming DcLand On Ix-half of the City ol Altamonte Springs and the Altamonte Springs Little League Program, I would like to express my sincere appreciation for- Sam Cook's uantntancc In help­ ing to make "Salute the Champions Day” a big success. The young men who made all of us very proud werr ecstatic utxiul the recognition Ihey received and very appreciative for the efforts everyone made lo honor them. It gives cuch of us a tremendous feeling of "community spirit" to see all segments of our community Join together lo say thank-you lo the All-Stars for a Job well done. A National Championship lor the 12-year-olds and a World Chumpl onshl, lor the 15-year-olds during the same season represent the llrst time In the history of Little League baseball that a league has scui 2 teams lo le World Series As Conk and the Evening Herald arc an Integral part of our City and the overall Little League program that created the climate for these AllStars to develop. I hope that he will cherish Ihrlr accomplishments. Again, many thanks for your effort and hopefully we will have the opportunity lo reciprocate your kindness In the future. Yours In Community Service. William R. James Director of Retreat Ion Older U.S. Rep. Claude Pepper A s s e s s in g Candidates 9 . Election* are Just around the corner. Do you have any suggestions for the older person trying to a**e** the candidate*? A I'm glad you're taking an active Interest in the political process. This Is a time when apathy and a "what’s the use" altitude seem to be the rule of the day. Yet an almost unnoticed and untapped resource is ready to rally. That resource is lhe elderly. Seniors are the most active voting bl<x\ with over til percent of registered elderly voting. Although they constituted only 11.5 percent o f the population, they east almost 20 percent of votes tn 1980. There are currently 25.6 million seniors 111 America. 1 number expected lo rise dramat­ ically by the turn ol the century and to double by the year 2020. We are a formidable force. What then should the older person consider In a candidate? • Health rule National spending for health care Is skyrocketing. However, spending more on health care does pat guarantee better quality care. Has the candidate proposed a workable solution to the problems-confronting the Ameri­ can health-cure system? Will high-quality care be distributed equitably at a reasonable eoat? Will the candidate work to keep the Medicare program strong? • Social Security: Willi the passage of the Social Security amendments of 1983, the system appears to lx- on a sound financial looting for the next 75 years. Even so. older Americans should make sure candidates support the premise of Social Security and don't wish to subject recipients lo a means test or In any way reduce benefits. • Housing: Decent, affordable housing Is a primary concern for the elderly who are con­ fronted with rising projx-rty taxes, utility rules and maintenance coats. Moreover, older Ameri­ cans pay a far larger |x>rtlAn of their Incomes for rent than other Americans. Current federal housing programs have only scratched the surface. Docs the candidate offer Innovative Ideas In housing'.' Dix-s he or she sup|x>rl federally assisted housing? • Employment: Ueruuse ol economic pressoies. Increasing longevity und Ix-tler health, millions of older Americans want and nerd to re-enter the labor force or remain employed. To date, the federal government has largely ignored employment potential of older workers. Listen carefully lor -candidates wtm support lull employment lor all senior citizens who wish and need In continue working. • Energy: Rapidly rising energy cotta have |Mised an especially serious problem for senior citizens over the past several years. Each year many elderly Amerlcun* unable to pay Ihrlr furl bills face the tragic consequences of utility shut-offs — hypothermia and hyjx-rthrrmln. Listen for candidates who will work for assistance for neoinr senior citizens and for weatherlzatlon. Q. I think I have 1 bunion. What are bunions, and how can they be treated? A bunions occur when big toe joints are out of line and lx-come swollen and tender, bunions may result from ill-filling shoes pressing a deformity or from an inherited wrakness In the loot. II a bunion Is not srverr. wearing shix-s that ire wide at Ihr Instep und the iocs may provide icllcf. Protective pads cun cushion the painful area. There arc several uirthixls for trrullng bunion*. Including the application or Injection or certain drugs or the use of whlrl|xx>l baths I'ainful bunions can sometimes be repaired surgleully by a procedure called bunloneclomy. Your physician can tell you more about treating your condition. What Newspapers Across The Nation Are Saying What Will Be C IA 's Next Harebrained Schem e? By United Pres* International Detroit Free Presa What's the next harebrained scheme from the CIA? What else Is our spy agency up to In Central America? After some prompting. President Reagan last week ordered two separate Investigations Into why the CIA prepared a guidebook that tells Nicaraguan dissidents how to kill and kidnap and blackmail their way Into overthrowing the government there. Wllh righteous Indignation, congressional Democrats have begun two other probes. Early Indications are that, somewhere between cover-up and recrimination, we'll probably learn that the CIA manual was the work of some overzealous agency operative who thought It would be wonderful fun to adopt the methods of Mao Tsc-tung's Red Book, turning the United S t a t e s Int o a s p o n s o r o f t e r r o r i s m ... The Bennington (Vt.J Banner Leave It lo Defense Secretary Caspar Wein­ berger: After officers under his command refused lo let the U.S. press report on the U.S. Invasion of Grenada a year ago. he said that he would not overrule an officer who made such a decision — even If It did obvious vlnlencr to the freedom of press guaranteed by the constitution. Now ... Weinberger has come up with a cock-eyed plan for press "pool" coverage that would Include no newsmen from dally newspapers. Needless to say. this has occasioned no small amount of protest from the editors and publishers of the nation's 1.700 dailies... I1 -v • - * %• 9 ....................... * I By ruling out newspaper reporter* from an expeditionary force to a place like Grenada, the Pentagon Is barring some of the country's most capable wrllcrson military affairs... Weinberger’s plan for a very limited ark of newsmen on future forays of this kind does not suggest that he will direct his officers to be any more cooperative wllh reporters who eschew the pool and get to the battle scene In their own way. Did the secretary of defense have hts fingers crossed behind his back when he look the oath of office ans swore to uphold the Conslit utlon? . Hlbblag (Mian.) Dolly Tribune One Issue that has nut been raised during Ihia presidential election campaign, but probably should be, was President Reagan's attempt to put a lifetime censorship on anyone who works with classified materials, Directive 84 was Issued by the president In 1983 and It called for. among other things, lifetime pre-publlcatlon censorship of anybody who handles classified material, und Increased lle-dctector testing of government employees. Congress and the president are slill wrestling with this issue, and so we are surprised that It hasn't come up among the candidates.... While some materia] needs lo be protected, the government should be able to get by with the meant It already hat at lit disposal — Including the loyally and patriotism of those who handle such Information and the stiff punishments for those who are careless wllh It. Lle-dctector tests and eternal censorship are unreasonable solutions to the problem. We’d like lo hear somebody speak out on this Issue so we could know where the two sides stand before the election. Tbs Newport (R.I.) Doily News We have no doubt that President Reagan's challenge lo Ihc separation of church and state goes beyond a pitch for the ultra-conscrvallvc vote. We are sure thul hts fundamental views are sincerely held. We think, though, that his Inlerprciubon of the Supreme Court's prohibition of school prayer Is based on an overaimpllstlc understanding of whin seems an Innocent and worthwhile activity... We even remember Protestant students In public school objecting lo Ihr recitation of u Catholic version o f the Lord's Prayer, und Catholic students objecting to a Protestant version being used. This sort of thing In effect divided the children In a class during their formative years Into contending religious factions. We arc sure lhal these unfcllcllous events urr not Mr. Reagan's Intent when he speaks from l he heart In behalf of prayer In Ihc public schools. Bui ihey have happened In the pasi and are almost certain to occur In the future. Tht (Columbia. B.C.) Stats Democratic nominee Walter Mondulc has personally shied away from using Presldeni Reagan's age (73) as a campaign Issue. A group of ladles around the country arc not so reluctant, and they have formed a nailonci Committee to Retire the President. T h eir purpose, explains President Jean Komulko ol Durham. N.C., Is to help Mr. Heugau enjoy Ills golden years free from Ihc pressures ol his Job in Washington. These gentle, humanitarian souls sjx-ak from a great deal ol experience. All their husbands ure 73 years o f age or older. “ I am married lo a 73-year-old mun who Is darling, charming and fun." Mrs. Komulko said "On the oilier hand, we spend a lot of our retired lime searching (or Inst keys, misplaced lists und glasses." H)ic said Ihc she lias lo Jog her husband's memory (requently. und rerullrd that Nancy Reagan har been known lo prompt her husband. "II fits knees arc like my husband's, he'll nred two sentries lo lift him on his horse and a woodsman 10 help hint lift his axe." Mrs. Komulko concluded. A little humor Is always welcome lu u political cani|Milgn. Are you smiling. Mr. President? Ban Franctoco Chronicle During ihr waning days or tills Cungrrst. agreement was finally rruched on u measure to authorise un American Conservation Corps. It would provide Jobs for thousand* o f young jx-oplc. mainly lu conservation and rehabilitate \ ol public '., al in 1heir home areas.... There Is a lot lo be said for this kind o f project. Bcneffis ffow both lo hardcore, unemployed youngsters and condition of their com m unity... This Is not an rx|x-ntlvr. make-work boondog­ gle. It provides Jobs where they arc needed. Prvsldrnl Reagan would do well to sign Ihls construi live measure. �V 40—Evening Hsrald. tsnlsrd. FI. £ Sunday, Pel, M, 1T84 Books Renata Scotto: 'Pavarotti Is Unprofessional' By United Press International Loos and War. by John J a k o a . ( Harcourt Brace J o v a n o v l c h ; 1.040 pp .. 919.99). In any novel that uses history ns Its base, the pro­ blem confronting the author Is believably to Intertwine the actions of his fictional char­ acters so they fit Into actual events and amidst real peo­ ple. John Jakes takes this approach In his latest work and combines hla storytelling powers with meticulous re­ search to produce a sure beat seller. "Love and War." a gigantic second volume of a planned trilogy. Is so detailed that It could stand alone. This novel continues to Interweave the lives o f tw o fam ilies In­ troduced In the first volume. "North and South." Jakes lakes the Mains of South Carolina, rich planta­ tion owners, and the Hazards of Pennsylvania, wealthy In­ dustrialists. through the five turbulent years of the Civil War. He pits them against each other and against their own family members. One refreshing aspect of “ Love and W ar" la that Jakes often takes the laic away from the war's major battles. He admits In the afterword that this was Intentional. "The details I wanted were many from what I call the b y way s : the fascinating places novels about the Civil War seldom go." Jakes said. He c l a i m s h i s m e n t a l signboard was "N o t Get­ tysburg Again." • Jakes' skill Is such that even some of the fictional details he Includes are not t o t a l l y I mpl a u s i b l e. An aaaasatnatlon plot against Confederate President Jef­ ferson Davis may have been a Jakes Invention but con­ sidering that Lincoln was constantly view ed as an aasasaln'a target, logic would dictate Davis could have been In similar danger. One complaint that can be lodged agalnat this novel Is Its length — 1.040 pages. It could have been edited to two-thirds o f Its length without any difficulty. Jakes Includes s few passages that really add little to the plot's continuity. One In particular discusses in graphic detail a punishment meted out to Billy Main, a Union officer and prisoner of war. by his Confederate captors. When Jakes concludes this novel, one of the Mains la dead and the family planta­ tion la burned down. v —Jsannlas Klein Artal, by Jack Blckkaas. (St. Martin's Press. 416 pp. 914.95). Jack Blckham Is not one of Ihe more familiar names tn science fiction. And. Indeed, the latest of his more than 00 novels barely makes It Into the 8F category. Artel la at once the story of Ind’istrtal espionage, a War Gamca-lype tale, a love saga and th e d e t a i l i n g o f a Best Sellers Fiction 1. Love and War — John Jakrs 2. God Knows — Joseph Heller 3. Strong Medicine — Ar­ thur Halley 4. Sllllwatch — Mary Hlgalns Clark 9. The Fourth Protocol — Frederick Forsyth 6. Crescent City — Belve Plain 7. Role of Honor — John Gardner 8. Ride A Pale Horse — Helen Maclnnes B. 'V . And Ladles of the C l u b " — H elen H ooven Santmycr 10. J u lie - C atherine Marshal super-secret artificial In­ telligence project. Despite the author's Indecision about which story line should dom­ inate the book. “ A riel" Is fast-paced and Interesting. The "heavies" In the book are the Japanese. They resort not only to roull^.lndusirlal espionage, but even sabotage when It nppears the United Slates will beat them to the developm ent o f a super­ intelligent computer, capable of making Its own decisions. Even though the book has overtones o f a teenager’s thriller, along the way to Its conclusion one encounters some very graphic sexual scenes, murders, arson, and general mayhem. The book Is 410 pages but could have been longer, allowing Its characters to be more fully developed. As It Is. they are somewhat shallow and the plot — although moving along quickly — Is also underdeveloped. Bcotloi More Than a Diva, by Renata Scotto and Octavio Roca. (Doubleday & C o. 216 pp . 916.95). Renata Scotto. a lead'ng singer In world opera houses since the 1960s. recounts her Vfe and career from growing up In war-tom Italy to the latest operatic season In this brief, possibly too brief, autobiography. T h e t empe r a ment al — some might say downright feisty — soprano Is free with h er o p i n i o n s on o p e ra , p e r fo r m in g and oth er singers. Including her pro­ fessional relationship with Luciano Pavarotti. Pavarotti Is one of the most acclaimed tenors In the world but Scotto says she has found him. to ,be "m usically Ir­ r e s p o n s i b l e " and " u n ­ professional." S c o t t o c o n t e n d s that Pavarotti has not read the Entire score o f operas In which he appears, sometimes needs special rehearsals to learn a role and. at least during a 1979 performance of "L a Cloconda" In San Francisco In which both singers appeared, upset the scheduled order of curtain calls by popping out before the audience on his own. The soprano, who tends to disparage tenors In general, does have her favorite — Placldo Domingo — with whom she has sung many times and who wrote the forward for the book. She mentions many other famous singers, generally favorably, and discusses composers, singing and the "tremendous b u r d e n " o f an a r t i s t ' s musical responsibility. Much of the autobiography Is devoted to the Important roles In Scot to's career — Vlclettc In "L a Travtata." Mlml In "La Hoheme" and Lu«.la In "Lucia di Lammermoor" — and the ways she Interprets and plays a part. -John A. Webstar S a le s p e rs o n — S p e n c e r Johnson 6. Pieces of My Mind Andy Rooney 7. The Bridge Across For­ ever — Richard Bach 8. Eat to Win — Robert Haas 9. Mary Kay: On People Management — Mary Kay 10. Heritage: Civilization and the Jews — Abba Eban 1. Pvt Sematary — Stephen King 2. Sinner* — Jackie Collins 3. Motherhood: the Second Oldest Profession — Erma Bombeck 4. P o l a n d — J a m e s Mlchener 5. Dark Fall - Dean Koonu 6 . Cherokee — Donald Clayton Porter 1. Loving Each Other 7. Morels. Dragon Lady of I BuscagUa Pem — Anne McCaffrey 2. The Book (Living Bible) 8 . First Love. Wild Love — 3. What They Don't Teach You at Harvard Businesa Janelle Taylor 9. On Wings of Eagles School — Mark McCormack 4. Webster's 11 New River­ Ken Pollctl 10. Mistral's Daughter — side University Dictionary 5 . T h e O n e — M i n u t e Judith Krantz ...Connie Austin's Recipe Continued from page ID home. etc. "It was a wealthy community then and I was the first Inexperi­ enced teacher hired In 20 years. "I stayed the next year. too. until the weather got to me. Biography good and feels good — woman's Intuit ton. She advises women who arc NAME: Connie Austin. looking for a business to Invest Island Drive. Lake Mary. In to "do what feels right to POSITION: President. you.” Ellman Batteries. Orlando. At the same time, she says. " T h e big pr obl em Is that BORN: Julv 15. 1940 everyone thinks he can run a PARENTS: Hugh W. and business, but can't even de­ EinllvC. McCarroll termine how much Investment SIBLINGS: Carol Perry has to be made and falls to CHILDREN: Joy and Rlc consider If he has employers Ihe SCHOOLING: University of payroll must be m et." Mrs. Arizona, bachelor's degree, Austin said. majoring In primary educa­ “ The Idea of going Into busi­ tion. elementary education, n e s s ha s to be m et d I a • psvchnlogv und sociology. passionately. The recipe for success: “ At­ titude has a lot to do with It. I do Mts. Austin says all women not Intend to not succeed ever. And If I see a business that Is not should lake business courses. doing as well as I want. I bring "Life Is business. Every woman someone In to turn It around or must tie uble to budget her money. And basic business sell It. "I never go Into anything I transactions are something can't afford to pay the blits for every woman should know und I w o u l d not d e c l u r e about. “ I recommend basic business bankruptcy ever. education courses, accounting, " I work hard. I am a perfec­ marketing and advertising. A tionist. I want everything done bachelor's degree Is the bare just right. I am not afraid to hire minimum," she said. people smarter than I am and I But her childhood business am not afraid to ask questions. A background didn't do her any lot of people like to use buzz harm, either. words. I ask them to use plain A native of South Dakota, she English with me." she said. remembers fondly growing up In "A business person must have a home where business was the u good C PA to review Ihe favorite topic of conversation. As numbers and a gowl lawyer to a child, she Invested In the slock draw up contracts." market. Her futher was u gradu­ What kind of eduratlon do ate of the Harvard Graduate women need today to get Into Business School. the business world? Connie received her bachelor's A C T I V I T I E S : Board of Trustees. Florida Executive Women: a Founding Member of the National Women's Co­ alition: Deacon. First Pre­ sbyterian Church. Sanford: member. Seminole County Young Republicans: Council of 70. Republican Party: Dev­ elopment Council Winter Park Hospital: Director. Greater Seminole County C h a m b e r of C o mm e r ce . Coeur de Coeur: patron. Florida Symphony Orchestra. "So. I opened a map and It looked to me like Orlando was a nice central location. I got on the telephone, called the school dis­ trict there and asked for an interview for a Job the next year." Connie say-. She got the interview and the |ob. _1 degree from Ihe University of Arizona, where she majored In primary education, elementary education, psychology and soci­ ology. But teaching was terribly frustrating. "There was that lack of ability to discipline and the mountains of paper work that had to be done. "I liked to teach, but one year I figured out with the additional chores the paper work, that I could give less than VY minute per day to each student. Graduating from college early at mid-year, she applied for a teaching position at the Great Neck. N.Y.. school district and got the Job. She filled out the year teaching students whose teacher was on maternity leave. The school, an excellent one. was ahead of Its time. They had a symphony orchestra, shop. art. "Teachers today have more to contend with. In my day stu­ dents had more respect for teachers than today. I expected my students to learn and If they didn't. It wasn't my fault. " I liked my one class so much, when they moved on from the fourth grade to the fifth I moved with them and I acted as guot* * ance counselor, lap." Despite her pro-women a l­ titude. Mrs. Austin doesn't like to discuss the equal rights amendment. " I favor equal rights for everyone, but I am not In favor of the equal rights amendment as It Is written." she says. " I try not to let business get concerned with sexist Issues 1 expect men or women to treat me as a business person. I have heard some say they found prejudice at the corporate level, but I haven't seen It. "And. occasionally. I find a man who Just has to make a pass. I Ignore It and don't let It embarrass me.” Mrs. Austin says. With Hailey's New Book Get A Dose Of 'Strong Medicine' By iris Krasnow WASHINGTON (UPI) - Arthur Halley s new book. "Strong Medicine." suggests some pretty potent stuff, but lltc author Insists he's not playing doctor and It's not a medical treatise. " I am u storyteller — not a non-fid Ion writer — and that's all I ever wattled to lie." says the man who brought the world "Airport" and “ Hotel." “ Now If In the course of telling a story I can achieve something more, that's fine." Something more Is Just what Halley. 64. Is onto In his first book In five years, a tale that bares the pharmaceutical drug Industry and tukes a stethoscope to It. | «, The plot line traces the 27-year sagu of heroine Celia Jordan und her pursuits In a business that tries to bnlunec ethics und profits — and sometimes falls. Allbough the story Is make believe. Hulley laces his prose with hard, cold facts Ihut are destined to make consumers think twice when popping Ihclrncxt pills. Among the revelations In "Strong Medi­ cine" (Doubleday. 448 pp.. 816.95) are that drugs ure frequently marketed without sufficient testing and that many over-thecounter remedies ure useless, even harmful. Dr. Gerrold Grodsky. un International expert on diabetes, was the adviser on the project, which like Halley's eight other bestsellers represents three years of work. "Every pharmaceutical product Is un alien substance In the human l>ody." says Halley on a topic he knows only too well. In the aftermath of quadruple bypass surgery, he now must take five medications u day. "Doctors generally are not well Informed about drugs." he con|lnues. "The Informa­ tion ubout drugs offered during their medical (ruining Is not complete. Then they are often so busy keeping up with their specialities that they don't have enough time to do more research. After, they have to find out through trial and error." A frequent error on the medical pro­ fession's pari, he adds. Is not paying attention to the synergistic effect of pre­ scriptions. "Many doctors do not Inform themselves about the Interaction of different kinds of drugs." Halley remarks. "M y wife, for example, hud a bad sprained ankle and the doctor prescribed something without usklng first If she was taking something else.'I In his own cusc. he refuses to tuke even plain aspirin on top of hts dally drug quota. " I don't want anything to Interact with what I already take. And I will never In my life take a cold remedy. They are an Illusion: some ran even be harmful. There Is no cure for Ihe cold." It's merely a coincidence. Halley claims, that hts first liook following u serious Illness deals with heavy medicine. Rather, the topic wus recommended to him by Samuel Vuughan. a vice-president al Doubleday. his publishing house. One controversial urea Halley stumbled over In his research was Ihe high Incidence of doctors who themselves are hooked.. The. physician In "Strong Medicine" Is addicted to drugs and based on a doctor Halley actually knew who died of an overdose. ' Ills wife told me afterwards" about the problem, says Halley. "A doctor In practice ran gel unlimited quantities of any drug he wants. He gets hundreds of free samples. He can write prescriptions for himself. "S o doctors can experiment with drugs. They have a conviction that they can handle It. But the doctor who becomes a drug addict often doesn't know how to slop." When asked whether a mass experimen­ tation with drugs such as Thalidomide or DES In pregnant women could ever happen again. Halley nods an emphatic yes. "It could happen again without question," he says. "One thing must Ik - realized. Until a drug actually goes on the market, no one ran possibly know what Its overall effect will be. Sure, you can have 2.000 or 3.000 people testing It, but not until It Is used by 3 million people can It be seen to produce adverse efTects." Inside Information that most journalists would never get their hands on was his for the asking. Halley reveals. "When I'm researching I have an advantage over you because my stock tn trade Is confidentiality. I will not say In my book who I saw. what companies I went to. I promised these people that nothing will be In tomorrow's newspaper. So people do talk to me more freely because It’s not for attribution." As for what's on the horizon that can be discussed. “ I've asked scientists where .Is the next breakthrough and they say It's drugs that affect the brain proteins. It's five to 10 years away." He points to Peptide 7. a fictional potion In the book that Improves memory and delays senility. "Something like this will absolutely be discovered."716 says confidently. "They are already working on II." Small Books They Attract A Growing Audience By JU1 Lai United Press International It Isn't much bigger than a lipstick. Is hand-sewn and will have u snakeskln cover Inlaid with seed pearls und u diamond. "It." In this case. Is a 2 It Inches wide by 2 ft Inches high limited edition of “ Eric Maqueltes." a reproduction ol 42 Art Deco paintings submilled In the 1930s lo Harper's Bazaar us Ideas for covers by fashion designer und illustrator. Erie. The publisher. Rebecca Saudv Bingham. Is among u growing number of people. Including department store owner Stanley Marcus, who collect und publish miniature books. Bingham, who was born In New York City, said lliat like many collectors of miniature books, her Interest grew oul of her hobby os a collector of doll house furniture. Bingham's "Eric Maqucttes." Is the seventh book she has published, it will appear in two ed i t i o n s , the si gned 9550 version, and a numbered edition of 2.000. bound und sllpcased In black silk for 985. "M y favorite book probably is one by the artist. Mlro. It's a half Inch square and Is one of 10 copies. Mine has a letter by Mlro folded In It." he said Marcus said his miniature book publ is hi ng co mp an y. Somcsuch Press, puts'out three or four miniatures a year "usually 150 to 300 copies of e a c h ." Somcsuch Press' titles have Included “ Gift of the Magi." by O. Henry, and "A Christmas Tree." a book by* Dallas author A.C. Green. Marcus said. "I choose the book, the printer and the design, bul I don't do the actual handwork." Marcus said. Bingham does. After obtaining permission from Erie's agents. GrosVenor Galleries of London, tn produce the miniatures. Bingham hud the material printed by Colo r t o n e . a c o m p a n y In W a s h i n g t o n . D .C . that Is associated with Acropolis Books, which produces art and photo­ graphy books. "After we got the pages. I and my m other folded them In eight-page signatures (sections). My mother says It's therapy for her arthritis. Then we put them In Zlploc bags to keep them clean, and send them to Green Dragon Bindery of Shrewsbury. Mass., which sews them together and puts on Ihe covers." she said.” Her work as Rebecca Press, which she started In I960. Is done In the evenings and on weekends. During the day she works for a consulting firm In Silver Spring. Md. "Erte Maqueues" Is her seventh book. "I sell many books to art galleries. In this case, the bookstore of the Art Institute of Chicago has ordered some: the ▼r r J - Metropolitan Museum and the Museum ol Modem Art have shown some Interest." Marcus said there are very few bookstores that carry miniature books because they are difficult lo care for. "W e usually find out about them through dealers, other collectors and news let­ ters." An American organization for those Interested In miniature books was founded only Iasi year. Il Is the Miniature Book Society, headed by Kalman Levitan, a retired rabbi, who lives In Dayton. Ohio. "T h e country that has pro­ duced the most miniatures and has the m ost collectors Is Hungary." said Levitan. "One of the things they've published In miniature is the Hungarian constitution." As d e v o t ed c o l l ec t o r s o f miniatures, both Levitan and Marcus are aware of "Erte Maqueues.” the publication date (Nov. 23) of which coincides with the designer's 92nd birthday. Bingham said she Intends to continue In the business and has Ihe approval of her family. " M y husband thinks I'm whacked out but Is very sup­ portive." she said. OyL GINNIE MAE Government National Mortgage Association Backed by the full faith and credit o f the U.S. Government. For a safe, high yltld investment of S8.000 or more, call or write: •ut " v r e « p 4 r j »rO G o v tm m tn t S # c u ritlt9 , Inc. PARKPLAZAPA0PE98I0NAL9100. NO. 111A •U N. NOVANO, 0AMONGACM.. PL18074 CALLCOLLECT0 0 4 *0 7 3 -2 0 8 1 1« f r r � 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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No. 2*-Sunday. September 23. 1984-Sanford, Florida Evening Herald - (U SPS 461 280) - Price 50 Cent* State Res.iiflgeS' Limited Fruit Shipments LAKELAND (UPII - Limited shipments of fresh Florida citrus have resumed under supervision of federal Inspectors while crews work to destroy millions of s e e d lin g tre e s In fe cted or exposed to highly contagious citrus canker. Florida Agriculture Commis­ sioner Doyle Conner said Friday the Department of Agriculture had Issued certificates of quar­ antine compliance lo eight fresh citrus (racking houses, allowing Delta Rocket Launch End Of An Era MtrsM MmH kT Ttmmr ViW M < Eleanor Anderson, Seminole County's director of manage­ ment and budget at her County Services Rulldlng office — with a new degree and wide experience, she leeks toward a county administrator s post. *1 C an Do The Job* Budget Director Counts On Success By Donna Batea Herald S ta ff W riter Mother, student, career public employee and department hrad. Eleanor Anderson. Seminole’s director of management and budget, delicately Juggles her multifaceted life while looking ahead to the future. In the summer of 1985 she expects to graduate from Rollins College with a bachelor’s degree In the double major of business administration and business management. Mrs. Anderson sutd site has carefully planned her life In recent years as her graduation date neared und her goal Is to become a county administrator. " If not In Seminole County then somewhere else In Florida." "I can do the Job." she says. Going to school nights, guid­ ing the lives of her son. Gary W ayne. 17. a freshm an at Seminole Community College, and her daughter. Becky. 14. a sophomore ut Seminole High School, and keeping track of a county budget which this year totals <87 million has become her way of life. And recently, she has also been performing the functions, without the title, of assistant county administrator. Despite pursuing Job advan­ cem en t, her ch ildren have played a major role In her life. Since 1962 when she went to work for the county, the only times she has left her career even temporarily was when the children were born. In both cases, she took time oir from work to be a full time mother during their babyhood. "I can’t Imagine what my life would be without my children.” she says. And she Is fiercely proud of them. Gary was on the ’Brain Bowl’ at Seminole High School und Is looking toward a future career In th e s c ie n c e s . B e c k y Is a cheerleader. During her nearly 20 years with the county. Mrs. Anderson has worked her way through the ranks. She began In October. 1962 In a <60 per week Job In the public works department overseeing the operation of the county's sanitary landfill and county facilities’ maintenance. She took a year off when her son wus born, and then returned to the county, working for Clerk of the Circuit Court Arthur H. Beckwith Jr., handling with two others the county's finances. At that time the county budget totaled about <6 million. In 1969 she look off two years when Becky was born, returning to Beckwith’s office In 1971 as Baa ANDERSON, page 0A By W illiam Harwood UP! Science W riter CAPE CANAVERAL (UPII The space agency's trusty Delta rocket, u NASA workhorse since 1960. chalked up the program’s 42nd successful launch In a row bv flawlessly carrying a com­ mercial communications satel­ lite Intoorblt. Blastoff at 6:18 p m. EDT Friday marked I he end of an era for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, which no longer plans to use Deltas to launch commercial payloads. The 24-year-old expendable rocket program Is being phased out In favor of the reusable space shuttle. Only three government satellites remain on the Delia schedule Transpatc Carriers Inc. of O re e n b c lt, Md.. sig n ed an agreement In May lo take over launch and marketing for the Delta program but the company has yet to sign any customers. E n g in e e r s w ith H u g h e s Aircraft Co., builder und owner of the Guluxy 3 satellite laun­ ched Friday, planned to fine tune the orbit of the relay station uboul 11 a m. today to put It Into u c irc u la r path a b ove the equator. The Delta's third sluge. u solid rocket motor blamed for the loss of two shuttle-launched com­ munications satellites In Febru­ ary. Ignited right on srhedulc ubout 22 minutes after blustolT lo boost Galuxy 3 Into a lopsided orbit runglng up to 22.600 miles high. "A ll the datu wc got Indicates It was Just right down the pipe us thry say." said Eddy Harlenstcln. a Hughes vice president. "There was not a single gllich. We're quite pleased." Once the satellite's orbit Is circularized, the spacecraft will be stationed above (he equator 22.300 miles up due south of a point mldwuy between Houston and New Orleuns where II will remain stationary relative lo Earth to provide uninterrupted service. Calender............ Classifieds......... Comics............... r r ir .... Deaths................ Florida............... hcsS S C :;::::::::: ** Friday's Football Scores: ; - j . Conner said 3.555 acres of groves In 13 counties have been cleared by state and federal inspectors for harvest. Fruit front those groves must be taken to the packing houses to be disinfected. The state has about 850,000 acres of commerlcal citrus. Of the eight (tacking houses, only two had begun shipping Friday — Gracewood Fruit Co. and Indian River Exchange Packers, both of Vcro Beach. Shipments are banned to other citru s-prod u cin g areas and Conner warned fruit haulers to avoid traveling through Arizona. Louisiana. Texas and California while en route to their destina­ tions. Officials at the Division of Plant Industry In Winter Haven said late Friday there had been no additional confirmed cases of canker discovered. So far the disease has been found In five See CITRUS, page CA ...And Baby Makes Six 'U n e x p e c t i n g ' S a n fo r d W o m a n D e liv e r s N e i g h b o r s ' C h ild By Susan Loden Herald S ta ff W riter McLora LaFleur knew that her Apopku neighbor planned lo give birth to her fourth baby ut home, but she never expected to be called on to deliver the child. Hut she was. und she did. and after a few shaky moments It ull worked out. Panacea Chalelgh Lohm popped Into the waiting hands of Ms. LaFleur about one hour after her mother, who had been In labor utxiut 24 hours, showed up on Ms. 1-aFleur’s doorstep Sept. 10. Nudlne Lohm. 23. und her husband Lance. 33. had. Ms. UiFIrur said, apparently decided they might need a little help with their planned, iionhonpli.il delivery. M».. .LaFleur. 33. works us a tteensed practical nurse In Sanford. The expectant parents appeared at her house at about 2:30 p.m. It was Just a coincidence that Ms. LaFleur had taken a break from her duties as managei of a Sanford weight control center to check on her 2-year-old son Jaime. Ms. LaFleur’s sister. Pam Hoyt, had come along with the Lohms and Ms. LaFleur said she didn’t hesitate lo help with the delivery of Panacea, because "I figured If I didn’t help, she’d probably go home and try to have It by herself." "I figured whatever I could offer would be better that Just Pum and him (Lohm.) I was ufruld they’d panic and he sort of did. because once she (Mrs. Lohm) got the head out she couldn’t push anymore. "Th at’s when I started to get nervous, btcuusc the baby hud started turning blue. With the head Just out I Just kept suctioning her nose and mouth (with a bulb syringe, the Lance and Nadine Lohm with Panacea. They wanted a home birth because "hospitals are cold and Impersonal." only medical equipment site had.) I told Pam and Lance to push on her stouiuch. because the baby hud lo get out. They started pushing •in Nadine's stomach und I turned the liaby a little bit and It curnc out. "I had Lance hold thr baby down while I suctioned out her mouth. He started panick­ ing. because she was blue. It hud been a minute or so since she had been born and she wasn’t breathing. He said What do wc do. See B A B Y , page 6A C o u n ty , C it ie s U n ite To S e e k $6 M illio n In B lo c k G r a n t s Seminole's seven cities and came up with about 230 resi­ the county have Joined forces to dents who werr missed during seek <6 million In federal block the census. grants. In a letter sent to city muyors The county Is trying lo qualify lust month. Rose outlined the for funds from the Community nature of the agreement. The Development Block Grant Pro­ cities must: gram. u three-year program The Galaxy 3 Is equipped with which allocates money for pro­ • Give the county authority 24 communications (ranspon­ jects like housing and sewage. over how the money Isspenl. ders. 12 of which were sold to C o u n ty A d m in is t r a t o r T . • Agree lo "undertake com­ MCI Communications Corp. for Duncan Rose said Friday. munity renewal and lower In­ To get the money. Rose said come housing assistance activi­ expanded long-distance tele­ phone service. u ll o f th e c i t i e s h a v e to ties." Equatorial Communications participate and the county has to • Not veto any part of the S e r v i c e s p u r c h a s e d o n e have a population of 200.000 program transponder to carry news and people. • Agree not to withdraw from fin a n c ia l In fo r m a tio n . Because the funding Is based the program. Equatorial's customers on other on the 1982 census. Rose said • Comply with Title IV of the satellites Include United Press 'he county was 28 people short. Civil Rights Act. In tern a tio n a l, R eu ters and But he said county officials Rose said the seven cities have Commodity News Service. combed nursing homes and all agreed lo be part of the program. The county Is now rushing to druw up agreements with the cities by the Sept. 28 deudllne. In the letter Rose told the mayors thul the "grants will ullow the cities and county lo begin an aggressive community d e v e lo p m e n t and h ou sin g usslsiunce program lo meet (he needs of low and moderate Income families. ' But he said Friday the county commission favored spending the money on "Infrastructure" projects like sewage and water as opposed lo housing. If (he county qualifies. Rose said a "task force" made up of representatives from each city will determine how the money Is spent. —Rick Brunson U.S., Lebanese Leaders To Confer On Bombing TODAY Action Reports . . Around The Clock Rrlrigp them to make limited ship­ ments. The fruit being shipped must come from groves certified as free of canker and must be treated with a disinfectant before shipping. Canker, u bacterial disease, is not harmful to humans but spoils fruit and can defoliate and kill trees. There Is no known cu re and the only way to eradicate the disease Is to burn Infected trees. 3D ir-3C ....... 7C 1B-SB IT* ....... aa M BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPII — U.S. Assistant Secretary’ of Stale Richard Murphy arranged lo meet Lebanese leaders Saturday discuss ways of pre­ venting attacks similar lo the suicide truck bombing of the U.S. Embassy. Murphy was lo hold talks with President Amin Gemayel and Prime Minister Rashid Kararnl. official Beirut radio said Friday. It did not disclose the location of the meeting. "W e will discuss with the Lebanese government necessary ways that would slop any recurrence of such terrorist arts." Murphy was quoted as saying. Murphy arrived In Beirut Friday with Richard Oakley of the counterterrorism office In Washington and seven In­ vestigators who will try to determine how two pro-lranlan suicide com­ mandos In a truck penetrated security at the U.S. Embassy Thursduy. Driving through u hall of gunfire, tw o d e t o n a t e d 3 3 0 p o u n d s explosives about 20 yurds from building’s entfancc. shattering facade. Bee BOMBINO. page BA the of the Its �t iA — Cycling Kara id. laniard. FI. Sunday, $eptJ 13, 1fS4 D is n e y la n d NATION IN BRIEF Court: Agent Orange Victims Can Go Ahead With Lawsuit NEW YORK (UPI) — A federal appeals court has refused to hlock a suit by families of Vietnam veterans exposed lo the herblrldr A yen I Orange, despite government claims that a trial could damage national security. It was ihe second time the U.S. 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals In Manhattan denied the government's appeal to bar a suit Involving the families of thousands of Vietnam veterans. The government contends that a trial could damage national security and lead to second-guessing of military orders In combat. "Although there are some«pollcy considerations militat­ ing In favor of the government, they do not present a sufllcicntly grave threat o f Irreparable harm'' to justify excusing the government from trial, the appeals court Judges said. The families of the veterans contend the herbicide, sprayed In Vietnam to destroy enemy cover, caused Illnesses ranging from cancer and skin rashes among U.S. servicemen lo birth defects In their children. Mondale On Embassy Bombing , WASHINGTON (UI'II — Waller Mondale has made the terrorist bombing of the U.S. Embussy In Lebanon a rampalgn Issue, blaming a "serious failure In security" and saying "the American people are entitled to some answers." At a news conference In Ulmilngham. Ala., during u one-day Alubama campaign swlngj Mandate slopped short of blaming Reagan personally. Hut he suld Reagan should have anticipated the danger In light of the three previous terrorist bombings of U.S. Installations In the Middle East In the last 17 months and the recent "public threat" from an Islamic terrorist group. "Yesterday's tragedy Indicates a serious failure of security and It suggests that few lessons have been learned and applied from the massacre of our Marines and the earlier attack on our embassy In west Helrul und also upon our embassy In Kuwait." he said. House Speaker Thomas O'Neill also said the administra­ tion must take the blame for the bombing. O'Neill. D-Muss.. said that contrary to whai most officials say. terrorism “ Is something*you cun protect against." He said security measures ut the embassy were Incomplete and that "to move people Into that embassy before the security was completed was wrong." 'Groggy' Alt Leaves Hospital NEW YORK (UI’ II — Muhammad All. battling a disease that leaves him "tired and groggy." completed a battery of tests at a Manhattan hospital and headed for an Islamic conference In the Sudan. The boxing legend suggested Friday that a motorcycle accident he was In 11 years ago may lx* the cause of the condition that has slurred his speech and sapped his strength. "I'm always tired and groggy." All suld as he left Presbyterian Hospital. " I don't really sleep enough." During his stay Alt received phone calls from hta rival •toe Frailer and from boxers Sugar Ray Leonard and Sugar Kay Robinson. Volunteers Sought As Tax Counselors The Sanford, Deltona. DcLand area, of the nationwide TaxAlde/T.C.E. Program, has begun recruiting volunteets to setve as tax counselors to older persons for the 1985 tax season. Tax-A ide Is u com m unity s e r v i c e o f th e A m e r ic a n Association of Retired Persons, working In cooperation with the I.R.S. It provides free Income tax help to older taxpayers In pre­ paring their returns. According to- Dorothy Stokes. Coordinator for District 4B. Stokes said that "Persons volunteering to serve as counselors should have a sincere Interest In tax matters." They should also be willing to participate In an Internal Reve­ nue Service training course and agree to devote at least four hours a week to provide tax counseling. Volunteer counsel­ ors do not have to be members of AARP. Stokes pointed out that volu n teers should be old er persona since a tax aide feature Is em phasis on peer group assistances, however, persons of any age are welcome. "Som e of our best counselors are retired professionals. Stokes said. The training course emphasizes, the tax benefits for older udults. And nut general tux return prepara­ tion. Stokrs explained: The I.R.S. does not consider volunteer counselors, suen .as those In­ volved In tax aide as "P ro ­ fessional Return P re p a re s" "S in c e our conselors don't charge a fee for their service." she said, the l.K.S. does not require them to sign returns or hold them responsible for un­ derpayment o f taxes on the returns they assist with. The IRS training course for volu n teers w ill be held In J a n u a r y . T h e lo c a l T u x Alde/T.C.E. will offer assistance to older residents at convenient locations from Feb. 1 to April 14. 1985. "W e've found that our counselors enjoy their activities so much that most come back year after year." Stokes said. "Hut we can always use addi­ tional volunteers — especially this year, since we're trying to open more counseling sites to reach more area residents." Persons Interested In finding out more about Tax-Aide or In serv­ ing as a counselor should call Dorothy Stokes 904-789-5781 or write to Dorothy Stokes, 2024 Klngswood Ave. Deltona. FL 32725. They worked behind closed doors in an Anaheim hotel until they reached the Impasse. Spokesman for five unions representing more than wie-thlrd of Disneyland's 5.000 employees were not Immediately available for comment. Disneyland spokesman Bob Roth said No pickets had appeared by early morning negotiations ended at 3:30 a.m. after union at the world famous park and employees leaders rejected a management package, reported to work as usual. Roth said. which he said was "substantially modified" When workers voted overwhelmingly from the one rejected by union employees Monday lo reject the three-year manage­ on Monday. ment service contract, they also agreed to "W e asked that they take It back to our strike If a new round of negotiations did not employees. They (union negotiators! In­ result In an acceptable contract. formed us we were at an Impasse and left." Union leaders said employee dissatisfac­ Roth said. tion in four specific areas had prompted Negotiators had returned to the bargain­ rejection of the first contract. Those in­ ing table Thursday with a federal negotiator. cluded a three-year wage freeze, an erosion ANAHEIM. Calif. (UPI) - Contract talk* between Disneyland management and un­ ion leaders for more than 1.300 workers broke off Friday with labor's rejection of a second contract proposal In a week, a park official said. storms hugging the' Gulf Coast pulled down power lines and tore up frn n is courts with tornadoes und high winds, while the Rockies braced for as murh us B Inches of snow. p.m.; lows. 1:34 a.m., 1:33 p.m : Port Canaveral) highs. 7:52 u.m.. 8:21 p.m.; lows. 1:25 a.m.. 1:44 p.m.: Bayporti highs. 1:50 a.m.. 1:38 p.m.: lows. 7:45 a.m.. 8:20 p.m. AREA FORECAST) A few showers or thunderstorms early AREA READINGS (9 S.m.)l Saturday night then fair. Lows temperature: 78: overnight low: , 73; Friday's high: 85; barometric mid 70s. Wind east 10 to 15 pressure: 30.06: relative humidi­ mph. Sunday, mostly sunny ty: 82 percent; winds: northeast with highs near 90. BOATINO FORECAST) St. at 9 ntph: no ruin; sunrise: 7:14 Augustine lo Jupiter Inlet out 50 a.m.. sunset 7:22 p.m. .. SUNDAY TIDES: Daytona miles — f small craL advisor)- is Boachi highs. 7:07 a.m.. 7:40 In effect. Wind east around 20 p in.: lows. 12:45 a.m. 12 58 knots through Saturday night 'p-m.i Port Canaveral) highs. decreasing around 15 knots by 10 59 u rn.. 7:32 p.m.: lows. 12:36 Sunday afternoon Seas 3 to 8 feet. Scattered showers and p m ,: ® « F P ° f t « highs, l;25 a.m.. 12 48 pm .: thunder strums mainly south part otherwise purtly cloudy (lows, 7:06 a.m.. 744 p.m. MONDAY- T|DE9, Daytona will) a few showers. BXTBNDBD FO R EC AST) fc‘ highs. HIM) uni 8:29 B re a k O ff of Job security, a cut In health and welfare, benefits and management's failure to grant j concessions on working conditions. In the event of a strike. Roth said a I contingency plan to keep the park open would be put Into effect Immediately. "We" don't llkr to think about It. but we j are ready to call In our people Immediately to stay open." he said. A Disney oillclal said the park's contin­ gency plan Includes retraining of secretaries and clerks lo operate park attractions and the possible use of personnel from Dis­ ney world In Florida “ In the event of a long term strike. Roth said some personnel were trained for other jobs after the park's closing hours during Ihe past week. Altam onte Springs Woman Says Man A sssulted, Tried To Rape Her An Altamonte Springs woman who Is five months pregnant reported that an Altamonte Springs man, whom she knows and Invited into her home uround 1 a.m. Friday, sexually molested her und tried to rape her. The woman lold deputies she returned lo her bed after letting the man Into her home and within a few minutes he entered her bedroom. Jumped Into bed with her and began assaulting her. She screamed for help and managed to run to the front door before the suspect completed the assault, deputies report. Hut the woman fell, before making It out o f the house and the man caught her again, but she managed to escape aguln und run to the A ltam on te Springs police station, the report said. The woman was reported to be hysterical und she was taken to Florida Hospllnl-Altumonlc for a check up. ROBBERY NEAR M A R K E T A Sanford man told police he was robbed ut gunpoint while at a fish market In Sanford. Henry Mills. 72, said he was at Vincent Seafood Market. 501 E. 2nd St.. Sanford, at 12:37 p.m. Tuesday, when a man with a handgun robbed him of 9300 and his 911 wallet. The robber then ran south on Pine Avenue from 2nd street, according to the report. Mills described Ihe bandit os a black male in his mld-20s. 120 lo 130 pounds wearing a yellow shirt. PURSESNATCHED A Sanford girl reported to police lhat her purse wus stolen while she wus vlslllng Ft. Mellon Park. Sherry L. Watkins. 17. said that while she was in the park she placed her purse an a park trench. Site told (roller u mail grubbed her purse and a gold chain and cross from her neck then (led. Value of the Items was set at 915. She described the robber as a black male standing 5-foot-8 of medium build with medium lenght curly hair and wearing a white dress shirt and Jcuns. Franklin St.. Altamonte Springs, reported to deputies that a 9600 radio was stolen from his car Wednesday or Thursday. Action Reports ★ F ir e s ★ C o u r ts ★ P o lic e B e a t BUROLARIE8 A THEFTS A thief lifted 9225 from the cash drawer of the Phillips 66 station. 201 E. state Road 436. Fern Park. Attendant James P. Alford. 21. of Sanford, reported 10 sheriff's deputies that Ihe money was stolen while he was waiting on customers at around 11 a.m. Thursday. Hems Including a 9600 radio, and lights and a wind deflector with a total value of 9400 were stolen from the car of Howard A. Shepardson, *283 Lewfleld Cir­ cle. Winter Park, Thursday. Deputies report the driver's side window of the car was broken by the burglar. Michael Koir Slek. 22. of Plan­ tation Apartments # !E. Howell Branch Road. Maitland, reported to deputies that a 9600 radio was stolen from Ills car while It was parked at his home Wed­ nesday. A thief netted 9410 worth of Items including a .22-caliber revolver und a shotgun In a burglary at the home.of Robert L. Green. 44. of 631 Trail wood D rive. A lta m o n te S p rin gs . T h u rs d a y , a c c o rd in g to u sheriff's report. Five puddle fans and a light kit are among 91.013 Items stolen from Lot 111 Timber Ridge. Longwood. Roger S. Rice of that uddress reported to deputies that the items were stolen Wednes­ day or Thursday, by a thief who entered through a garage door. Fishing gear worth 9200 was stolen from the caiport of Dewey Smith. 74. of 1360 Sultana Lane. Maitland. Wednesday or Thursday, according lo a report Smith filed with deputies. Urucc W est. 53. o f 1507 William Dovlc Lowery. 31. of 2643 Red Hug Lake Road. Casselberry, reported to sheriff's deputies thul his Rottwclller attack dog must have know the theif who took $8,000 worth of items from his home, because the dog didn’t attack the bur­ glar. Among the items stolen from Lowery's home between 2:20 and 4:10 p.m. Friday were a computer, two printrrs, a te le v is io n and u gold and diamond ting. COCAINE SALE A Sanford man charged with side and delivery of cocaine after reportedly selling under three grams of that Illegal drug to an undercover lawman has been released from the Seminole County Jail on $8,000 bond. The agent reported meeting with the man In the (mrklng lot of Zayrc's Plazu. 2938 Orlando Drive. Sanford at about 6 p.m. Thursday. The suspect lias re­ portedly Initially agreed to sell the agent one-eighth ounce of cocaine for $275. but he even­ tually claimed that he could only come up with IV i grams of cocaine. The lawman reported buying that amount of cocaine from the suspect for $ 150. The suspect then went to his workplace. J A li Sound. In Zayrr'n Plant, -Hanford, where oth er officers arrested him shortly after the alleged drug sale. Rlyad Otliman Baker. 22. of 207 Woodmerc Hlvd.. bus been charged In lhe_casc. DUI ARRESTS The following persons have been arrested In S em in ole County on a charge of driving under the Influence: —Paula Rene Lamoreaurs. 19. of Orlando was arrested at 12:42 a.m. Friday after her car ran a red light on stale Hoad 436 at R ed B ug L a k e R o a d , Casselberry. —Robert James Alton Jr., 21. of Titusville, at 12:25 a.m. Friday after his car ran a red light on state Ruud 436 ut U.S. Highway 17-92. Casselberry. He was also charged with driving with a revoked license. —Glenda D. Bennett. 27. of 415 Mellonvllle Ave.. Sanford, was arrested at 11:59 p.m. Friday alter her van was seen speeding, weaving and traveling west In the easlbound lane of stale Road 46. Sanford. FIRE C ALLS The Sanford Fire Department responded to the following calls. Thursday —9:31 a.m.. 1403 Medical Plaza Drive, rescue. A 76-year-old man had cuts on his hand after he passed out In a doctor's office. Hr was taken to Ihe hospital. — 10:55 a .m .. 57 R ed d in g Gardens, rescue. A 65-year-old woman was taken to the hospital after complaining of chest (Kilns, d izzin ess and shortness of breath. — 12:31 p.m., 901 S. French A ve.. rescue. A 72-year-old woman fell and hit her head. She was treated for a cut on her head. She was not taken to the hospital. — 12:58 p.m,. 300 Hay Ave.. rescue. A 4 4-year-old woman who was punched In the neck and shoulder by somrone was Ireated and taken to the hospi­ i tal. —3:23 p.m.. Eighth Street and J French Avenue, rescue. A com I blnulion of too much medlcinc.B .sun. and beer took Us loll omkM 2 I -y e a r - o ld m an . R e a e tje workers found him "staggering around and fa llin g to the ground." the report said. Even- I tually. his brother came and walked him home. —3:52 p.m., 1201 Cornwall Drive, rescue. A 26-year-old man had a seizure. He was taken lo the hospital. —7:31 p.m.. 1322 Douglas Ave.. false alarm. —8:29 p.m.. south of Ridgewood Arms. fire. An unattended trash fire was put out. Friday -6 :3 5 a.m.. 1201 W. Seventh St., rescue. A 20-year-old woman with severe stomach cramps was tuken lo the hospital. Army Paid $84 Million Overcharge For Gun: Audit WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pen­ tagon auditors believe the Army paid about 984 million loo much for the first scries of a con­ troversial anti-aircraft gun. In part because buying procedures were not followed, u House member reveulcd Friday. Rep. Denny Smith. R-Ore.. made available to reporters a Defense Department Inspector General's Office audit of the Sergeunt York Division Air Dr- WEATHER NATIONAL REPORT) Severe L a i^ o r T a l k s Through Tuesday — Partly cloudy. Slight chance of showers and ihunderstorms. Lows 60s north und 70s elsewhere, lilghs mid 80s to around 90. HOSPITAL NOTES Cantial Ftortdi RtfltoMl H tlfU tl M ill fensc Oun. m ade by Ford Aerospace and Communications Co. of Newport Beach. Calif. The audit also cited huge Increases In spare parts prices for the gun. as much as 1.804 percent — from 97.805 to 9151.300 — In one Insiunre. It said, however, that officials "took prompt and vigorous ac­ tion to correct spare parts pric­ ing deficiencies." A Ford Aerospace spokesman declined comment on the report but termed the contract "very favorable to the government." A Smith aide said Ford was able to i.egotlatc price cuts with subcontractors after the contract — a factor which should have reduced the price of the gun — but that Army bargainers were not aware of the coal reduction. The audit said the Army could have paid "as much as 984 million more than necessary" lor the new anti-aircraft gun. Army officials, however, lold a u d ito r s th e y b e lie v e the overpayment for which they are entitled to a refund totals only about 915 million. The audit said Ford Aerospace has "a long-standing estimating system problem and had dem­ onstrated an Inability to obtain valid subcontractor cost and pricing data. Government nego­ tiators were either unaware of or did not fully consider these problems and did not make full use of field pricing reviews during negotiations." Smith. In a letter to Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger, said. "It Is Imperative that we demand this money back from the contractor ... If we do not. we can expect to repeat this procurement nightmare In this WINDOW A DOOR GUARDS ADMISSION! THE BEST PROTECTION AGAINST INTRUDERS!!! M»lv>nR Oukit Oai»» B WAlcfcn lorhomMA Whito OISCHAAOIS SsMord ArQ.« M Csitold A m l l L Wllcsi OtltOM. B«org* W Bo m ' i Owns G*,t E w n i n g H e r a ld IU SP 1 Ml !M ) laniard GM(fvO<MM and other systems again and again and again." The audit covered the period between May 1980 and May 1981. when Ford got a 91.5 billion contract for 276 guns. The Army Intends to buy 618 of the guns for 94.5 billion. The report said the Army could get the money back in negotiating the next phase of the contract. The weapon Itself, designed lo protect ground troops by down­ ing helicopters and attacking planes. Is con troversia l. It performed poorly In Initial tests. The Defense Department or­ dered more tests and Is review­ in g them b e fo r e d e c id in g whether to buy another 117 of the guns. ! M /t\|;i‘ 1001 I. I**b IT. tAMFOaO. FIA. FR EE ES T IM A T ES 3 2 3 -2 6 0 0 Sunday, Saptambar U, Vol. 77. No 21 imz Publuttod Daily *nd Sunday, l i c i y l Saturday by Tha San turd Herald, Int. ) k N. F ran cs Ava.. lan iard . Fla. » m . Sacsnd Class Pasta** Paid at lan iard . FtorIda mil Hama D alivtry: Waab, l i t Sr Msnih, M .»li 1 Mantbs. SIS.Ur « M anila, U I.SSj V aar, SSI.M. ay MaU: Waab II. SSj Mantb. SS.Mj I M aaib III. Mi * Mantbs, SU.M ) V aa SM.M. Pbant IMS) a i - u i l . �. .1 3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Sept. 11. ine WORLD IN BRIEF Telegram Suggests That Sakharovs May Be Together MOSCOW |UPI| — A brier telegram said lo be sent by Yelena Bonner, the wife of Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov. Implied the couple have been reunited, bul a family member questioned the message's authenticity. "W e greet you and kiss you.*' was the entire test of the trlcgram. sent Wednesday to the Sakharovs' friend. Sophia Kalcstratova, and read by reliable sources In Moscow. In N ew ton, Mass., B onner's daughter. Tatiana Yankelcvlch. said the telegram Is the first Indication she has had that the Sakharovs were together. "If this is true and they are In fact together. I think thrs*' will be of tremendous moral suport. ' she said In a telephone Interview wllh United Press International Friday. "A telegram Is not proof of anything so far. I would certainly reaft cautiously In that I would not take this as placing them together." Former Enemies M eet At Verdun VERDUN, France |UPI) — The leaders of France and Germany were to meet Saturday on the World War 1 battlefield o f Verdun to remember their 800.000 men killed In modem history's bloodiest and longest battle and to hall i hr peace now binding their nations. West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl was to arrive for the historic ceremony and walk with French President Francois Millerrand among the bomb craters and stunted Irrrs left as reminders of almost 500 days of carnage that began Feb. 16. 1916. An estimated 800.000 French and German soldiers were killed during the battle Involving more than 2 million men. Including British troops. Millerrand and Kohl will stand In remembrance at the German cemetery al Consenvoye and Ihe French cemelery at Douaumont. About 5.000 French and German schoolrhlldren and 5.000 veterans of the countries' Iwo world wars will watch the two leaders plant a tree of reconciliation near a crypt holding the remains of unknown French soldiers. The ceremony further binds France and Germany, which In 1515 began four centuries of wars. Ihe last two bloodying ihe entire world. Kohl. In a French television Interview Friday, said the post-war reconciliation showed "not only peace bul rrlenship between the French and the Germans. We are committed to working closely together towards the building of Europe." Mitterrand said Friday. "Europe cannot be built without Franco German agreement. This will be a great moment of remembrance." Riot Police Break-Up Prayer Vigil MANILA. Philippines (UPII — Riot police swinging clubs and lobbing tear gas canisters clashed wllh 1,000 demonstrators praying arm-inarm outside President Ferdinand Marcos' residence Saturday. Injuring 23 people. The protesters fought back briefly, hurling rocks and homemade bombs but retreated as about 1.000 marines and police charged Into their ranks behind five SWAT learns to end the standoff near lbs presidential palace. The 1.000 protesters had~been locked arm-in-arm In a dawn prayer, many of them holding candles, when water cannon Jets blasted them and police moved In. AAobsters Get Competition Cubans, Colombians Muscle In On 'Traditional' Criminals By W illiam C otterell TALLAHASSEE (UPII - An organized crime Investigator said Friday 17 "tradi­ tional* mob families In Florida are getting violent, drug-financed competition from Colombian and Cuban crime syndicates. Jim Nursey. head of the Criminal In­ vestigations Division of the Florida De­ partment of Law Enforcement, also said some French Canadian gangs are "laun­ dering" mob profits through south Florida businesses. He said some Rastafarian groups, which came from Jamaica via New York, are dealing In Illegal firearms and that organized motorcycle gangs have muscled In on drug distribution, prostitution and violent enforcement. In a briefing for a special commission preparing a constitutional amendment to create a statewide prosecutor's office Nursey emphasized he was not calling any race a criminal class. He said, however, that Colombians have taken over much of Florida’s cocaine business and that about 10 percent of the 125.000 Cubans who came to the state In Ihe 1980 Marlel "boatllfl" have turned tocrlme. "W e've Identified 17 traditional organized crime families, consisting of aboul 500 members and all kinds of associates, operating In Florida." said Nursey. "Am ong the non-tradltlonal ones. Colombian orga­ nized crime groups arc probably one o f the largest problems. They are the chief cocaine merchants to the United Stales, and proba­ bly fo the world." He said "seasonal residents" from Fren­ ch-speaking provinces of Canada come south during winter months to "launder" mob money through legitimate Florida banks and businesses. Nursey said the 1980 Cuban refugee Influx brought a particularly violent type of criminal to south Florida. "O f the 125.000 Marlels. maybe 10 to 12 percent are criminals bul they are probably among the most vid eo! criminals that we ha*'" to deal with." said Nursey. "Muriels seem to be a good group to go to If you want a contract hit done. If you want somebody's legs broken. They seem to like that kind of work." Nursey told the special commission the FDLE has 350 Investigations going on a.m.. Greater Sanford Chamber Ice Cream Social, following 5 of Commerce. 400 E. First St. p.m. Mass. All Souls Catholic Call Qulda T. Stacey al 322-8717 for application. Church courtyard. Guitar music. Sanford Lions Club. noon. 1-4 24-Hour AA group beginners open discussion, 8 p.m.. Second Holiday Inn. AARP. 1 p.m.. Casselberry and Bay Streets. Sanford. Sanford AA. 8 p.m.. 1201 W. Senior Center. 200 N. Lake T rip le t D rive. C a sselb erry. First St. open discussion. Sunford Womens' A A. 1201 Speaker. Sanford D u plicate B ridge W. First St.. 2 p.m.. closed. Casselberry AA Step, 8 pm .. Club. 1 p.m., Florida Power and Ascension Lutheran Church, Light Building. Sanford Toastmasters. 7:15 Overbrook Drive. Rebos und Live Oak AA, noon, a.m.. Season's restaurant. 2565 Rebus Club. 130 Normandy S. French Ave. Historic Longw ood Rotary Road. C asselberry (closed ). Clean Air AA for non-smokers, Club. 7:30 a.m.. Longw ood first floor, same room, same Hotel, County Road 426. Rebos Club AA. noon and 5:30 place and time. p.m., closed. 8 p.m., step. 130 SUNDAY, SEPT. 23 Narcotics Anonymous. 7 p.m.. Normandy Road. Casselberry. Clean Air Rebos Club, noon, 1201 W. First St.. Sanford. Sanford Big Book AA. 7 p.m., closed. 17-92 Group AA. 8 p.m.. open discussion. Florida Power and Light building. N. Myrtle c lo s e d . M essiah L u th e ra n Church. 17-92 and Dogtrack Avenue. Sanford. Road. MONDAY, SEPT. 24 Overeaters Anonymous, open. Longw ood/W Inter Sp rin gs Area Chamber o f Commerce 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & general membership meeting, Light. 301 S. Myrtle Ave.. San­ noon. Quality Inn North. Rick ford. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26 Cantrell of Central Florida Blood C a s s e lb e rry R o ta ry C lu b Bank, speaker. AARP. 1 p.m.. Casselberry breakfast. 7:30 a.m.. Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Lake Senior Center. 200 N. Triplet T rip le t D rive. C asselberry. Drive. Medicare help for seniors. 10 Speaker. Open to those 55 and a.m.. Casselberry Senior Center older. Voter registration by League of 2 0 0 N . T r i p l e t D r i v e , Women Voters, 10 a.m. to 8 Casselberry. Branchtree Homeowners. 7 p.m.. Altamonte Mall. Rebos Club AA. noon and 5:30 p.m., Casselberry Senior Center. p.m.. closed. 8 p.m.. step, 130 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive. Altamonte Springs AA. closed. Normandy Road. Casselberry. 8 p.m ., A lta m on te Sprin gs Clean Air Rebos at noon, closed. Apopka Alcoholics Anony­ Community Church. Casselberry A A . closed. 8 mous. 8 p.m.. closed. Apopka E p i s c o p a l C h u r c h . 6 1 5 p .m ., A s c e n s io n L u th e ra n Church. Highland. R e b o s C lu b A A , 130 Al-Anon Step and Study. 8 ; p.m.. Casselberry Senior Center. Normandy Road. 5:30 p.m. and 8 p.m.. closed. 200 N. Triplet Drive. Sanford Bom to Win AA. 1201 Sanford AA. 8 p.m., closed, W. First St.. 8 p.m.. open. ; 1201 W. First St. THURSDAY, SEPT. 27 : Sanford 24-Hour Group AA. Lake Mary Rotary Club. 8 J open. 8 p.m.. Second and Bay a.m.. Mayfair Country Club. ; Streets. Winter Springs Sertoma. 7:30 Fellowship Group AA. senior ; citizens. 8 p.m., closed. 200 N. a.m.. Big Cypress. Health check-ups for seniors. 9 ; Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. a.m.. Casselberry Senior Center. ^ TUESDAY, SEPT. 28 ' U nited W ay o f S e m in o le 200 N. Lake Trip let Drive. 2 County kick-off breakfast. 8 Casselberry. Sanford Rotary Club, noon. ' a.m.. Easlmontc Civic Center, Sanford Civic Center. i Altamonte Springs. Seminole County League of , Free six-week self-help course for arthritis patients presented W o m e n V o te r s " F o o d fo r by Arthritis Foundation. 9:30 T h o u g h t " l u n c h e o n on He told the panel motorcycle gangs have been active in prostitution and drug dis­ tribution. but not much smuggling. Nursey said the cycle gungs are also considered violent. "They're probably Just ns bad as the movies of the 1960s and early 70s painted them up to be." said Nursey. State Losing Money Over Land Rights TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The state "very likely" Is getting shortchanged In gas and oil royalties because of confusion over what land und mineral rights It owns. Auditor General Ernest Ellison reported Friday. In an audit of the Department of Natural Resources. Ellison said the extent of the suspected underpayments Is not known because "w e were considerably hampered In our review by the Inaccuracy and Inrompletcncss o f public records relating to state-owned lands and mineral Interests." One oil company told Ellison's auditors that It was holding more than $1 million waiting fur the slate or the affected county to make a claim. DNR Is charged by stale law with overseeing oil and gas leases on state land and with Identifying state parcels that fall within productive gas and oil fields for which royalties can be claimed. Ellison said the slate received $1.7 million In royalties during fiscal year 1982-83. the audit period. "T h e department did not have rtctiM * or procedures for veri­ fying' that royalties reported by the companies were correctly calculated and for determining that ihe department was re­ ceiving oil and gas royalties on all lands to which It was entilled," Ellison wrote. Because of the made qua nrecords. he said, "th e stulc cannot protect Its Interests und very likely has not collected all moneys from Its holdings to whlrh It Is entitled. procedures In effect to properly Identify laud and mineral Inter­ In response lo the audit. Natu­ ests found by the stale to ensure ral Resources Director Elton that all moneys due the state urr Gtssendanner said. "T h e dc- collected." partmrnt. In conjunction with other affected state agencies, has Gtssendanner said he will re­ taken action to evaluate the port his findings by the end of adequacy of existing records and the year. Osceola Trio Convicted O f Pill- M aking ORLANDO. Fla. (UPII - Three Osceola County residents. Including a former Miami police detective, face prison sentences and fines for their roles In Ihe manufacturing of illegal Quualudc tablets. The two men und une woman Were found guilty by a federal Jury on Thursday o f conspiring lo manufacture the pills. Robert Edward Pitts. 49, un 18-ycar veteran of Hie Miami Police Department, and Ills wife Susie. 45. both of Kissimmee, also were convicted on two additional counts of manufacturing und possession with Intent lo distribute the de­ pressant tablets. The Pittses each face 15 years In prison and $45,000 In lines. The other man. Vincent Rizzo, 36. or Bt. Cloud, faces up lo five years In prison and $5,000 In Ones. . U.S. District Judge G. Kendall Sharp scheduled sentencing tor Nov. 10. All were being held In the Seminole County CALENDAR “ Women. Law. and Social Poli­ cy". noon. Quincy's on Douglas Avenue near 1-4 and State Road 434. San ford -S em ln ole Jaycees membership meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Jaycce Building. French and Fifth. S a n fo rd -S e m ln o le Jaycees,7:30 p.m.. Jaycee Build­ ing. 5th Street and French. Sanford. Sanford AA. 1201 W. First St.. 8 p.m.. open, speaker. Oviedo AA. 8 p.m.. closed. First United Methodist Church. 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Of that half, he said. 80 percent arc cocaine cases. "Despite what you hear about the presi­ dent and vice president's efforts — and 1 applaud those efforts — they have not reduced the flow of cocaine Into this country." he said. Nursey said the drug Is so plctvllfiil in South America that the price has fallen from $64,000 for kilogram delivered In Miami three years ago to $20,000. Nursey also said gambling, prostitution and pornography "a r e not harmless, victimless crimes." He said proceeds from those criminal operations — historically the domain of "traditional" crime families — go to finance drug deals, loansharking and other potentially violent crimes. _. , t. u . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i* �•* I 4A— Evening H«ratd, Sanford. FI. Wants To Cross Pacific Next Sunday# Sapt. 23# 1tS4 Balloonist Scheduled For Hero's Welcome Prom S ta ff and W ire Reporta Orlando adventurer Jv— Klttlnger. who made the first solo trans-Atlantic balloon crossing this week. Is scheduled to return to the United States Sunday and plans are being made for a celebration to honor the hometown hero next Thursday In Orlando. Including a parade and street party at Church Street Station. Klttlnger has already been Invited to appear on several television shows. Still basking In the honors befitting a hero, he Is already looking for a sponsor to help him conquer the Pacific In even less time. "I'm thrilled lo death." Klttlnger said Thursduj of hts record-breaking four-day flight from Maine to northern Italy. "T h e next one will be from Japan to Canada or the United States." Klttlnger. after receiving a hero's welcome In Italy, was In France Friday for more honors bestowed on him by the Federation Aeronautlque Internationale, an International aeronautical or­ ganization based In Paris. The organization will honor him for setting the world distance record for the type of balloon he used for the crossing. Artlat'a rendering of Rotle O 'G rad y'* Balloon of Peace used by Klttlnger used to become the first man to cross the Atlantic In a balloon alone. His flight Is being compared to the ac­ complishment of another "Lone Eagle." Charles Lindbergh, and Klttlnger has even been Invited to sleep In the same room at the American Embassy used by the first man to solo accross the Atlantic In an airplane. A former experimental pilot with the Air Force at the beginning of the space age. Klttlnger was congratulated In a message by President Reagan and personally by Italian President Sandro Pertlnl at a hastily arranged reception al the U.S. ambassador's residence In Rome. He said he hoped to make a solo crossing of the Pacific as soon >a he finds a sponsor to help pay the bills. With favorable winds, he predicted he could make the flight In less than the four days It took him to cross the Atlantic. Why does a 56-year-old man decide to cross the ocean alone In a balloon? "Because of the adventure." Klttlnger said. "A pure honest-to-God adventure appeals to people." Klttlnger. who said he slept about one hour during the four-day trip, carried along tapes of country and western singers Dolly Parton and Willie Nelson to keep him company. "But I never played them." he said. "I was too busy." Pertlnl. saying Klttlnger's voyage reminded him of Lindbergh's pioneer plane flight across Atlantic, awarded the Florida native one of Italy's highest honors — the Insignia of the Commander of the Italian Republic. J o * Klttlnger But Klttlnger said he wasn't a hero. "I'm Just a professional aviator." he said. "I fly every day. 1‘ve been flying balloons for 29 years." Reagan conveyed his congratulations through U.S. Ambassador lo Italy Maxwell Rabb. praising Klttlnger as a symbol of American spunk. Reagan also wished him a speedy recovery from the broken foot he sufTered when he landed Tuesday on a wooded mountainside Just north of the Italian Riviera town of Savona. ‘‘ Your crossing Is a symbol of the best In the American spirit." Reagan's message said. "I understand that you may have had one experi­ ence too many In breaking your foot Just as you landed. But I am sure a veteran of air travel and combat like yourself recognizes that such an Incident is trifling compared to your overall achievement." Even American Nobel Prize-winning author Saul Bellow got Into the act. Bellow, who happened to be visiting Italy, attended the reception for Klttlnger and told him. "I'm a great admirer of what Tom Wolfe calls 'The Right Stuff.'" P o lit ic s Heckling And Booing Inappropriate: Bush PORTLAND. Maine (UPI) - Vice President George Bush said Friday hr docs nol condone efforts by any political campaign. Including the Reagan-Bush campaign, "to go out to try to disrupt" the appearances of rival candidates. Winding up a two-day swing through northern New England. Bush also suggested heckling and booing that greeted him In Vermont may have been un organized effort lo disrupt his speech. He wus booed and heckled Thursday when he tried to tout President Reagan's amts control policies In Vermont — a state that has voted Republican In every presidential election except 1964 but Is a hotbed of support for a nuclear weapons freeze. " I don'l suppose they all (the protesters) Just materialized out o f the beautiful sunshine there In Vermont to suddenly appear." he said Friday. 'T haven't been that kind of magnet In the past." But he said he had no knowledge of reports the Reagan-Bush committer organized college students who carried pro-Kcagun signs to campaign rallies by Democratic nominee Walter Mondale In California. Mondale has complained of being harassed by the Reagan forces on the road. "Do you think a campaign ought lo go out und disrupt another campaign? The answer Is clearly no. I don't think so." he said. The Vermont episode — his most direct encounter with political opposition since the start of the fall campaign — dogged Bush during u round of campaigning In Maine, where he and Ills wife. Barbara, maintain their home. The Bush campaign was not happy with news accounts of the Vermont appearance. Faced with the bolstrous protesters and an Inadequate public address system, he cut short the Vermont speech on arms control. A headline In The Bu,1lngton Free Pirns said "Bush Booed Into Changing Speech." And a reporter Thrusday Inquired why Bush tends to drop references to Reagan from his campaign speeches. That prompted press secre­ tary Peter Tceley to announce that reporters should no longer expect advance copies of the speeches. "It's nol a matter of retaliatory action." Tceley asserted. But Bush stressed he was not upset by the Vermont Incident. "It didn't bother me. It really didn't.” he told reporters. "This Is what you're In In politics. Do I like It? No. I like to be heard. I like to get my message out. And I think I did." Japanese Foreign Yen Revaluation Necessary He said neither steel nor auto exports was raised during the meeting. Takcahlta declined to comment on the U.S. election campaign except to say he appreciated Reagan's taking lime out from his re-election effort to meet with him. The United Slates and Japan announced agreement May 29 on a series of steps to Increase the use of the yen as an international currency In an effort to provide a stronger yen. * The three main provisions of the agreement were to expand the market for International bond Issues in yen denominations, deregulate Japanese domestic capital markets and give k*elgn companies greater access to Japanese financial markets. Takcshlta said he would see the president ■gain when Reagan addresses the International Monetary Fund in Washington next Tuesday. J . WASHINGTON (UPI) - Japanese Finance Minister Noboru Takcshlta said Friday his country's agreement with the United State* to r e v a lu e th e y e n w as " n e c e s s a r y and appropriate." Takcshlta met with President Reagan for several minutes in the Oval Office and said the main discussion was on the yen-dollar agree­ ment o f earlier this year. "T h e president noted that the yen-dollar agreement between Secretary (of the Treasury Dcmald) Regan and myself Is a very useful product an d thi that he would like to see further nd progress in that field." Takeshlla told reporters through a translator. " I told the president these measures were In response to U.S. requests, but. perhaps more Important, because we consider them necessary and appropriate." * Mondale Says Deficits Spoil American Dream SEATTLE (UPI) - Walter Mondale, claiming federal deficits are “ undermining the American dream ." charged Thursday that President Reagan's policies have plunged the nation Into a “ full International economic rout." Contending that the nation had a commercial trade surplus In 1980. Mondale said then "these deficits went Into effect, and everything pro­ duced by an American worker or farmer became more expensive than It should and everything produced In competition with us was cheaper than It should be." "Since that time we have been In full International economic rout.” he said. “ It is defeating America internationally. It is defeating the future of our children ... It la undermining the American dream." Mondale blamed Reagan economic policies for "killing basic Industry (and) ... high technology because It Is saying to Americans T a k e your Jobs overseas, and 3 million o f them are now gone." Speaking to 1,800 delegates at a convention of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. Mondale won the union's endorsement by acclamation, with a fire siren blaring In the hall. After the speech he wrapped up a three-day West Coast campaign swing and departed for Washington where he addressed the black-tie Congressional Hispanic Caucus annual dinner. He told the 1.000 people In the audience the Reagan administration Is offering Hispanic Americans "an empty plnata. four months of crepe paper and four years of hollow promises." Recounting his work for civil rights legislation that benefited Hlspanlcs. Mondale said. “ Today, all we did was under challenge." "Today they throw you parties, they throw you campaign money like there's no tomorrow. But when It comes to substance, they throw you bones. They *y think they can make Hispanic Americans forget four years of neglect and keep them happy with a few fiestas. They think they're flattering you. It won't work," Mondale said. In Seattle, a few hecklers were present outside the hall where he spoke, but inside the audience was solidly on his side. Asked if he believes the persistent heckling he and his running mate Geraldine Ferraro have tly Is being done on Reagan's received recently behalf, he said. “ I do not know, but I do know that every place we go we are receiving this now." State Agency Probing Zaccaro Real Estate Work ALBANY. N.Y. (UPI) — The New York state agency that regulates business said Friday It is conducting a routine Investigation Into the real estate activities of John Zaccaro. husband of Geraldine Ferraro. Richard McCarthy, a spokesman for the New York Department of State, said the Investigation was prompted by Zaccaro # recent removal as trustee of an elderly woman's estate, from which he granted himself a $ 175.000 loan. McCarthy said that hundreds of such in­ vestigations are conducted each year in New Yorkrnd he called the case routine. w illia m Brown, a n o th e r d e p a rtm e n t spokesman, said that Zaccaro's attomeya would meet with a representative of the department’s licensing division. The Department of State regulates businesses and Issues real esate broker licenses. It also is empowered lo revoke or suspend licenses for Improper conduct. Last month, a state judge In New York City removed Zaccaro as trustee of the estate o f an 84-year-old nursing home patient, saying It was not proper for him to borrow money from It. Zaccaro borrowed $175,000 from the estate to; Invest In his own business dealings and later repaid the loan with Interest. He denied any Impropriety. The Judge agreed Zaccaro's Intent was not improper, but canceled his trusteeship neverthc- 1 less. Brown said the state's Investigation was to determine whether a formal hearing should be held into Zaccaro's activities as a real estate broker. Tw o licenses have been Issued to the New York City businessman — one in his name and another to him as president of P. Zaccaro Co. Inc. Geraldine Ferraro, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, owns half of that com­ pany. The investigation falls under the Jurisdiction of Secretary of State Gall Shaffer. She was appointed by Gov. Mario Cuomo, who Is spearheading the Walter Mondale-Geraldine Ferraro presidential ticket in New York. �Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Spouse-Rape Laws Gaining Acceptance; Convictions Scarce By A llen Houston ^ PORTLAND Ore. IUPI) — Six years after Greta Hideout became a “ sacrificial lamb" and charged her husband with raping her In their bedroom, mort* and more slates are making It Illegal for men to force their wives Into sex. Experts disagree, though, over the ef. fecitveness o f the laws and whether the nationally publicized Rideout trial helped or hurt efforts to pass marital-rape legislation. A Miami man was found guilty last month of raping Ills wife, but convictions have been relatively scarce nationwide. Supporters of martial-rape laws complain police and prosecutors are not taking advantage of the new penalties. Opponents argue other legal remedies are sufficient, and thut Juries are reluctant to send a husband to prison for 20 years and brand him forever as a rapist. Greta Rideout was the first woman to charge u husband with rape while they were married and living together. John Rideout was acquitted In Salem. Ore., but the couple later divorced and Rideout pleaded guilty to subsequently forcing his way Into his ex-wife's apartment. "Those were the dark ages liefore Greta became a sacrificial lamb," said Laura X. who founded the National Clearinghouse on Martial Rape In Berkeley, Calif., and took her last name to signify the "anonym ity" of women throughout history. Oregon was the third slate to allow prosecution of husbands for raping their wives. Husbands now can lie prosecuted In 20 states and the District of Columbia, according to the clearinghouse. In a n o t h e r 26 s t a te s . In c lu d in g P e n n s y lv a n ia , New Y ork , Ohio and Michigan, prosecution Is possible only If the man and woman arc living apart nr have filed for separation or divorce. Four states. Alabama, South Dakota. Vermonl and West *1 don't want to say that a husband has a right to rapo his wifo. That's reprononslblo, criminal. But It should not be rapo... Rapo is a strangor assault­ ing a woman and forcing sex. It's more serious than a husband who has had sox for years forcing sox. 1 think |urors think that way.' Virginia, do not recognize marital rape as u crime. Pennsylvania's Legislature Is considering a'measure to toughen Its law to apply when husbands and wives live together. The bill, which has twice Tailed to gain approval.-has passed the state House and Is awaiting action In the Senate, although It will die unless It comes up for a vote soon. Carol Coady. a lobbyist pushing for passage of the bill, said part of the buttle has been gelling across I he Idea I ha I nt|>c docs not have to be by a strungcr. "T h e act o f rape is never sex: It's always an act of violence," she said. "It doesn't matter that the man has the title of husband — rape Is rape. That's hard to convince some legislators.” Marital rape carries a special mental trauma for women, she said. "When you are raped by a stranger, you have to live with the memory." she said. "When you are raped by your husband, you have to live with the rapist." David Flnkelhor. associate director of the Family Violence Research Program at the University of New Hampshire, said the menial damage can be profound. "It stems In part from betrayal: a woman thought this man she married was going to love und protect her and have her best Interests at heart." he said "She trusted him In a very Intimate way. and he violated that trust.” < 'The act of rape Is never sex; it's always an act of violence... It doesn't matter that the man has the title of husband-rape Is rape. That's hard to con­ vince some legislators.' Flnkelhor estimates as many as 10 percent to 14 percent of all married women are victims of marital rape, based on studies In Boston and San Franclsto. And he says that of 50 women he studied who had been raped by their husbands, almost half suffered battering rapes. "One of the misconceptions about marital rape Is that people Imagine It's a martial (Iff: he wants to have sex. she doesn't, he wins." Flnkelhor said. "In fact. In a lot of marital rapes. It's heavy duty slufT — knives and guns and blackjacks and bruises and Injuries and terror." One victim said her husband started to assault her a year after they were married and the beatings continued for years, culminating In a rape In front of their 2-ycar-old son. "He beat me up for a half hour for burning the eggs." she said. "He ripped off my pajamas In one pull, heal me up and told me If I didn't do what he said, he was going to kill me and kill my son," She said he raped her 12 more times In the six weeks before she moved out. They eventually divorced, and "It took me a long lime to get over It. I had a hard time for a while trusting guys." Flnkelhor said the brutality makes It possible to obtain convictions In many eases, despite opponents' claims that Juries arc reluctant to take one side's word over another. Flnkelhor studied 39 cases In California over a two-year period, and while about one-fourth of the eases were dropped, the conviction rate was 87 percent for the ones that were prosecuted, higher than for other rape charges. Coady said many times the husband will admit he assaulted his wife, "but his defense Is. ‘She Is my w ife.'" Flnkelhor said the "m odest" number or eases In California during the two-year period he studied negates another argument of opponents: that the courts would be flooded by vindictive wives out to gain leverage In divorce proceedings. In tael. California and Oregon have hud relatively few prosecutions. Steve White, former executive director of the California District Attorneys Associa­ tion, said he advised legislators that many eases would be rejected by prosecutors beenuse they would be hard to prove. "Overall, I think It'a a positive atalule. good to have on the books." said White, who Is now the state's chief assistant attorney general. "I think people should not expect too much from It. though. Most of these cases ore never reported. Of those that are reported, it's difficult to prosecute, and relatively few prosecutions successfully re­ sult." He estimated no more than IOO to 200 cuscs are prosecuted annually In the state und fewer than half probably go to trial. Nevertheless, the law acts as a deterrent. White said. By passing It, the state was saying. "W e find this behavior absolutely Intolerable and criminal." he said. "In ­ credibly, some people felt there was nothing criminally wrong wilh It." In Oregon, only four cases have been proseculrd. Including Rideout. One resulted in a rape conviction, with two others endl convictions on other charges, said Peter Sandrock. a prosecutor In Benton County. Ore., who speaks on behalf of marital-rape laws to legislatures around the country. "Probably the moral statement Is the most Important part of It. that we re now willing to say the marriage license Is not a license to do with your spouse as you wish." he said. Marlon Rider of Miami, whose husband was found guilty last month of raping her, said afterward that she wishes other raped women would flic charges against their husbands. "I hope they have the courage to do what Is right." she said. Oregon lawyer Charles Burt, who de­ fended John Rideout six years ago thinks the law should lx- changed so the crime Is not called rape and the penalty Is not so severe. Thai could lead to more successful prosecutions, he said. "I don’t want to sav that a husband has a right to rape his wife. That's reprehensible, criminal. But It should not be rape."aid. "Rape Is a stranger assaulting a woman and forcing sex. It’s more serious than a husband who has had sex for years forcing sex. I think Jurors think that way.’ Pennsylvania Slate Rep. Lois Hagarty of Philadelphia, a former assistant district attorney, said she voted against her state's bill because "I don’t feel that In a married situation, where there once has been consent to intercourse, that the nature of the crime Is the same as rape." What (married) women arc really object­ ing to In farced sexual Intercourse Is the physical violence that accompanies It." she said. "Our assault laws cover that." Not only are more legislatures passing law. but the quality of their debate has Improved over the years, supporters say. In Oregon, the debate was "reasonably crude” at times, said Oregon prosecutor Sandrock. "I sec a greater willingness to debate on the merit, he said, "as opposed to the traditional and Neanderthal attitudes about phony complaints and vindictive, bitchy women and. ’What’s the state doing In the bedroom, anyway?’" Passing laws Is Just the start, though, said "I see a greater willingness to debate on the merit... as opposed to the traddltional and Neanderthal attitudes about phony comlaints and vindictive, Itchy women and, 'What's the state doing In the bedroom, anyway?"' researcher Flnkrlhor. Doctors and counsel­ ors need to be more aware of the problem, he said, and prosecutors should apply the laws more. "Passage of the law Is line, but It's out of the news In a week." he said. "Prosecutions serve n very important consciousnessraising function." Yet even some supporters believe the Rideout prosecution still Is impeding mari­ tal-rape legislation In many states by raising fears of another media circus like the one created tn that case. "A s I have gone to these various other states, the Rideout ease Is a question that comes up.” said Sandrock. "They all want to avoid the spectacle of Rideout." Many, though, believe the ease brought the subject out of the closet and gave other women the courage to stand up to sexual abuse at home. ’ ’ T h e R id e o u t case wus r e a lly a watershed." said Flnkelhor. "W hatever happened In that case. It was a |>owcrful eye-opener to a lot of people." The Rideouts have disappeared from public view. Grcla Rideout bus moved from the Northwest and works on a newspaper and goes to school, but she "has not gotten over It," said lobbyist Coady. who spoke to her recently. "She refuses to tulk publicly about It. It's Just too horrible to her." John Rideout has worked as a cook In restaurants In the Salem area, hut It Is hard to find Jobs, said defense attorney Burt. Excitement. If ever It had a name would be called Super Jam 2. For those out there who wonder “ What Is a Super Jam?" — then your question shall be answered. The "J am " consists of students who love to perform, und don't mind being laughed at. They simply dress up as rock music stars, and lip the words to a popular song. No talent or practice ts required — and as you can guess, everyone enjoys thrinselves. The big stars of the evening Inrluded Duran Duran — led by Murphy Wolford, und Judas Priest — led by Mike Horner. This year. Super Jam 2 raised more than $1,200. The proceeds will be divided between the Junior Class — for prom, and the Thespians — for play production costs. Although few parents attended the Super Jam 2. a tremendous amount turned out for Open House. Assistant Principal Jim Thompson said. "This year's open house Is one of the best ever attended." During Open House, parents were able to meet teachers. S a p f LMHS Student Body 'Exploding' With Spirit In the past week. Lake Mary High School has exploded with school spirit. The entire sfudent body was getting psyched for a rendezvous with destiny when l-akc Mary met arch-rtvul Lake Hranllcy on the football field Friday night. Although preparation for the Brantley game began weeks ago fur must students, football players had to deal with thr DeLand Bulldogs, who had toppled Brantley In the Jsmborec. <After a Lake Mary fumble, the Bulldogs made a 51-yard touchdown run. Lake Mary i< How About Those Pep Rallies, Coach? g. Do the new state laws on In tru ctlon a l tim e In high schools mean that pep rallies cannot be held d u r in g r e g u la r s c h o o l houra? A. No. Some districts have opted, in conforming tn laws passed in 1983 and 1984 by the Legislature, to hold pep rallies outside the regular school day so students won't have to miss classes. Other sc h o o l d is tr ic ts h ave extended the school day oc­ casionally to permit rallies and still preserve class lime. Either way pep rallies can be held, without taking away fr o m v a l u a b l e — a n d legislatively designated — class lime. Clearly, the total experi­ ence for Florida students encompasses a great many activities which might be deemed "non-lnstnicttonal." These have their place and current rules allow some flexibility allowing them to o c c u r . H o w e v e r , the Legislature — and I heartily concur — has placed a priori­ ty on Increasing the amount o f Instructional time that lakes place tn our schools. In the past, many teachers, principals, parents, and even some students have pointed out the Increasing trend of non-lnstructtonal Intrusion Into classroom time and the resulting negative cITects on a student's education. Cur­ rently. wc are seeking to slow that trend, believing that Instructional time should be the priority tn our schools. Laws enacted In 1983 and 1984 defined a high school credit for graduation as a minimum of 150 hours of Instruction In a course of study containing student [R*rfo rm a n er standards. No student can receive credit fur a course unless he or she has attended a minimum of 135 Instructional hours, unless t h e y can d e m o n s tra te mastery of the performance standards for that course on a written examination. Thr school day has been defined as not having less than 5 net hours of Instructional time, e x c lu d in g all nonInstructional activities. A third factor to consider Is that, with the graduating class o f 1987 — this year’s sophomore class, a minimum number o f 24 credits must be ranted for high school grad­ uation. This year, to provide edu­ cational program s which conform to these laws, dis­ tricts have the option of providing either a school day of 5 periods of 60 minutes, a school day of 6 periods of 60 minutes, or a school day of 7 periods of 50 minutes. All three options are funded by the slate, with additional encouragement and funding provldrd to districts choosing the latter two options. J E SCHOOL TALK with Commissioner of Kriurnlion Ralph D. Turlington The first option, 5 periods of 60 minutes only meets the minimum school day re­ quirements and may' present difficulties for students to earn the 24 credits which will be required for graduation. Obviously a district using this plan would not have much flexibility In schedul­ ing a non-lnstruct tonal activi­ ty during the school day. Currently only three school dlstrtels have exercised this option. T h e secon d o p tio n . 6 p e r io d s of. 60 m in u te s » exceeds the 5 net hours requirement by 60 minutes. Here there Is "clock time" n v a 11 u bI e f o r a m m Instructional activity, hut thr 6 credit per year. 24 credit g ra d u a tio n req u irem en t would need lo Ik- taken Into account. T h r third o p tio n , the school day consisting of 7 p e r io d s o f 50 m in u te s exceeds the 5 net hours requirement by 50 minutes. Here there Is leeway for some nnn-lnslrurtional artIvltics during the school day, and unless a student ts attempt­ ing lo cam 7 credits In one year towards the graduation requirement, that require­ ment need not he restrictive. In summary, the Increased requirements thut have been made the law In Florida, and I might add In many other stales, are Intended to em­ phasize what Is and has always been the primary purpose of our schools — Instruction I have been heartened, us many educa­ tors have, by the recent polls w lilrh Indicate Increased public support of education. As we proceed to Imple­ ment the 1983 and 1984 educational Initiatives that we hope will move Florida's cducutlonul system Into the up|>er quartlle of the nation, we know there will be many arras where review and ad­ justments will need to be made at both the state und district levels. Thr movement toward academic excellence will require the skills and creativity of all Floridians — not Just students. I am con­ fident that we are on our way und moving In the right direction. Our schools are places where many activities. In s t r u c tio n a l and nonInslruellonal. do and should take place. But. we cheat our students, ourselves und the future If our priority Is not Instruction. Poll: Parents, Money Education Crisis Cause Bjr Thom as Ferraro W A S H I N G T O N (U IM ) Teachers blame declining finan­ cial support und parental Indif­ type of coupon you can Imagine, and will fe r e n c e fo r th e c r is is In America's schools while the easily pay for themselves plus save you ’i ' public lays It to students' lack of money. discipline and drug use. a Gallup — Last but not least, the F ighting m KTs K A ro u n d SHS poll showed Saturday. Seminole football team will play Its first The first annual Gallup poll of By M cllsnle Boyd home game this Friday. Everyone Is en­ couraged to show up and support them. The teacher altitudes also found that only person who can give our guys the t e a c h e r s t h i n k m o r e o f themselves and (heir schools home field advantage Is you. Tuesday: — Swim team vs. DeLand than the public does. The poll found 78 percent of and (he administration, as well os enjoy the Ihome); Girls J.V. volleyball vs. Lyman and talcl of the Contemporary Ensemble and Mainland (home) 4 p in.. Freshman football 813 teachers su rveyed na­ tionwide last May gave their jazz band. Jennifer Wells, who sang two at Lake Brantley 7 p tn. solos, received an excellent repsonse from Wednesday: — Girls J.V. volleyball (home) follow educators an “ A " or ” B” the parents and students. 3:30 p.m.; J.V. football vs. Lake Mary grade tn performance and 64 percent gave their local schools News around campus; (home) —SHS Is proud to announce that Us girls' Thursday; — Swim Team vs. Spruce " A " or "B " ratings. A Gallup survey of public cross country track team has been named Creek (there) 4 p.m.; Cross country opinion on schools, also con­ fifth In the state. freshmon/soph meet at Lyman TBA. —The Marching Semlnoles are back on Friday: — Varsity football vs. Mainland ducted last spring but relcuscd Aug. 5. found only 50 percent of the field, and back at fund-raising. This year (home! 8 p.m. the band will be selling super value coupon Saturday; — Crosscountry Seminole High Americans gave teachers an " A " or " B " and Just 42 percent books. These books are loaded with any Invitational at home. 9 a m. rating their schools " A " or "B ." Still, the earlier poll of 1,515 people, reflecting the mounting campaign the past few years to upgrade schools, registered the highest public ratings of teach­ to Byron Washington to make the score ers and schools In nearly a decade. 14-10. The two polls showed, howev­ The defense was led by Walt White who made three sacks, only allowing DeLand a er. that teachers and the public dlffor on how well they think total of 107 yards for the night. t h in g s a re g o i n g In th e Charlie Lulorelli single-handely matched classroom and how good thlngthe DeLand offense with 107 yards, thus are going at home. They also being the major contributor lo the 272 yards disagree on what the major o f rushing to give the Rams a 21-10 victory problems are In school. fans held their breath as the game went on. In the Gallup Poll of Teachers' over DeLand. The turning point came when Don Attitudes Toward the Public Grayson ran back a kickoff 89 yards to the The Rams will meet next-door neighbor Schools. Just 21 percent gave one yard line. This set up a touchdown pasa Lyman at Lyman this week. parents an " A " or "B " In the Job Q uestion: What Is A Super Jam ? Sunday. Sept. II , m e -S A of child rearing, compared to 33 percent of the public assigning parrnls these murks. Asked "What do you think are the biggest problems with which the public schools In tills com­ munity musl deal?" teachers ranked a lack of parental Interest No. I . selected by 31 percent of the respondents. This was followed In the teacher survey by a lack of sufficient financial support, 21 percent, lack of student Interest. 20 percent, und lack of dis­ cipline. 19 percent. The public selected lack of discipline No. 1. with 27 pereenl. followed by drug use. 18 per­ cent. poor curriculum. 15 per­ cent. and lark of financial sup­ port. 14 percent. While the public Is divided over whether teachers are paid enough, uboul nine out of 10 teachers said they b e liev e salaries are too low and cited pay as the major reason educators arc leaving the classroom for other work. Teachers are now among the n a tio n 's lo w e s t p a id p r o ­ fessionals with an average salary of about $22,000 — a factor cited In efforts the past few years to reform schools. As part* of this campaign, the Reagan a dm in istration has hacked merit pay for top cduca. Teacher unlonu oppose the concept, suylng It would benefit |ust a few and be ripe for abuse. Instead, they favor across-theboard pay hikes. The Gallup polls found that the public favors merit pay by a 4-lo-l margin. I �*A — g vanin* Herald. Santard, FI. Sunday, Seyt. 13,1W4 Guilty Plea In FLORIDA WEST PALM BEACH CUPIl - Prosecutors said they settled for a guilty plea to manslaughter by a woman charged with cutting her mother's throat and setting her afire because they feared an Insanity defense would be successful. IN BRIEF Roberta Faucher. a former legal secretary from Jupiter. Fla., had originally told detectives she killed her mother. Adelaide Barkus. Oct. 8 because the woman was a witch. Confusion Over Ago Of Victim Draws Acquittal In Rape Case CLEARWATER. Fla. (UPI) - A man who admitted sexually uxsa tilling his two daughters and a son. has been trqulttrd of sexual battery charges by a Jury berausc of uncertainty of the age of one victim at the lime of the rape. The validity of the charges hinged on whether the girl, now an 18-year-old high school senior, was 11 or 12 at the time of the assault. If she was 11 or under, the charges were valid. Rut If she was 12 or older, the statute of limitations prohibited his being charged. In the case of the two other victims, a daughter now 26 was 14 and the son. whols24. was 12. The Incidents were said to have occurred between June 1975. and April 1976. but were not brought to the attention of authorities until last year. The three victims said they had remained silent because the father had threatened to kill them If they told anyone. The victims testified their fathc' lalncd his actions ., the way children were supposed to learn about sex. She pleaded guilty to manslaughter and will be sentenced to three years In prison under the plea bargaining arrangement reached Thursday. The sentence could be By William Harwood UPI Science Writer CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (UPI) — The crew o f the shuttle Discovery, scheduled to blast olT In early November, has been given the green light to attempt a daring rescue of two c**mP "iV V t. « satellites stranded In useless orbits. An agreement to retrieve one satellite was signed In August und F r i d a y t he N a t i o n a l Aeronautics and Space A d ­ m in istration announced an AI*OPKA. Fla. (UPI) — The largest home-grown mari­ juana crop ever found In Orange County — worth more than $1 million — was uprooted and seized from a hog farm by authorities who were tipped to the scene. More than 1.200 marijuana plants ranging In size from 7 to 18 feet tall and weighing more than 2.800 pounds were seized Ttibreday during the raid by Orange County deputy sheriffs and officers with the Metropolitan llureau of Investigation. Investigators said they believe the plants had been growing for several years. The plants carried a street value of about $1.1 million, agents said. The plants were uprooted. chop|x-d and confiscated by the sheriff's department. All but a third of the plants will In­ humed. The rest will be saved as evidence, said shrrtfl'a Capt. John Guemple. Guemple said Thursday's discovery was twice as large as any previous marijuana crop find In the county. It was the second marijuana crop found In Orange County this week. ...Anderson Continued from page 1A supervisor of finance. By 1973 she was working In the board of county commissioners' ofTIce. again working on the county budget. In 1975. when the county was reorganized. Mrs. Anderson became the county's first budget anulyst. then n senior budget analyst and by 1981 was named director of management and budget. As her responsibilities grew, so has her salary, now at $764 a 'Raven1Flies Home To Kansas FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. (UPI) - David Peters, the smooth-talking salesman who collected state aid by pretending to be 16-year-old orphan Raven Darkholme. Is reluming home to Kansas to serve his probation term. In July 1983. Peters told (Miller he was a 16-year-old orphan named Raven Darkholme who had been abandoned at the Fort Lauderdale bus station by a vagabond woman who had cared for hint since he was a baby. Juvenile officials placed him In a shelter for troubled teens, enrolled him In high school, then moved him to u foster home run by the slate Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. After learning "Raven Darkholme" was the name of u blue skinned vllliunesa in "The X-Men" comic book series. HRS officials put Peters In u psychiatric ward at llruwurd General Hospital. Prosecutors said he bilked the slate «»r *3.800 In services ...Baby Continued from p i| c 1A we’ve got to do something. She's not hrcuthlngV “ I Jusl grabbed her up und slapped the hell out of her fanny und she started breathing and her color pinked up. She was One." Intended for |uvenlles. Its pleaded guilty In Reretnbrr to grand thefl charges, was sentenced in live years probation and was placed In a Dade County halfway house. Continued from page I A "W e have a team currently looking Into how they got so near the embassy." an embassy official who declined to be named said Friday. A Jeep blocked the driveway to the embassy Friday and 12 guards — some Lebanese, some U.S. Murines — were (Misted ut wulst-hlgh concrete barriers tliut were supposed to have stopped terrorists. According to Red Cross, hospi­ tal and police reports. 24 |M-oplr died In the blast, many uf them Lebanese standing In from of the e m b a s s y 's v is a s e c t i o n . Lebanese police confirmed they had Identified the IkmIIcs of 15 victims. Stale-run Itetrut radio said 24 were killed. Rescuers lale Friday recovered the 24th body — that of a Lebanese woman — from under chunks of stone that fell from the front of the six-story building In the Christian east Beirut suburb of Awkar. U.S. Embassy officials said they could confirm only thut six died. Including two American servicemen. Army Chief War­ rant Officer Kenneth W. Welch. 3J. o f Grand Rapids. Mich., and Petty Officer 1st Cluss Michael Ray Wagner. 30. of Zchulon. N.C. In Washington, n U.S. State Department s|M>kesmun said he could confirm eight deaths — the two Americans and six Lebanese employers of the embassy. Seventy-one people were In­ jured. Including 16 Americans wounded tiadly enough to re­ quire hospltulizoilon and four others who were treated and released. Murphy met Friday with U.S. Am bassador Reginald Bartholemew. 48. who was re­ leased from a hospital Friday morning after treatment for minor Injuries sufTered when he was pinned under rubble In Ills lourt h-lloor embassy office. The Islamic Jihad, a pro­ Iranian lerrorlst group that has vuwrd to drive Americans out of Lebanon, claimed responsibility. One of the suicide bombers was believed shot to death before the truck exploded: the other died In the blusl. The same group look respon­ sibility for the April 1983 suicide truck-bomb that blew up the former U S. Embassy In Moslem west Beirut and killed 63 people and the suicide bombing of the Marine barracks last October that took the lives of 241 U.S. servicemen. AREA DEATHS ELLA B. LLOYD Mrs. Ella B. Lloyd. 94. 480 E. Church St.. Longwood. died Friday at South Seminole Com­ munity Hospital. Longwood. Bom May 20. 1890 In Ozurk. Ala., she moved to Orlando front Lakeland. Ga.. In 1923. She wus a homemaker and u member of the Calvary Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors Include four sons. Arthur N., Rockledge. Austin, Robert, and l*erry Jr., all of Fort Pierce: three daughters. Irene M<K-h. Orlando. Durolhy Trolls. Malllund. Mary Weller. Rockford. III.: 75 g r a n d c h ild r e n : 37 great-grandchildren: und 20 great -great -grandchildren. Carey Hand Guardian Funeral Home. Orlando. Is In charge of arrangements. MARTHA J. HERNANDEZ M rs . M a r l h u J e a n c i t e Hernandez. 53. of 203 Meadow extended because she faces charges of probation violation In Martin County under an earlier sentence for grand theft. "It was as good as an Insanity case as you’ve ever seen." Assistant State Attorney Jorge LaBarga said. " I didn't want to take a chance. We usually laugh at Insanity pleas — but In this case, who would kill their mother?" Doctors at the State Hospital in Chat­ tahoochee had deemed Faucher able to stand trial so an Innocent verdict probably would set her free. LaBarga said. "She needs psychiatric care." he added. On the day of the murder, police went to Barkus' home after someone reported a homicide. Barkus was still alive, lying on a charred spot on the floor next to a living room sofa. She died on the way to the hospital. Family members said Faucher used drugs and had mental problems. "I asked her why she burned her mother. She said 'because you burn witches. " Detective Tony Gomez said. "This whole thing is rather bizarre. She went over the edge." She told Gomez her mother was a liail person and accused her of trying to slowly poison her to death so she got a razor hlade from the bathroom, cut her throat, doused her with a flammable liquid and ignited It. Shuttle Astronauts To Rescue Satellites Deputies Find Another Pot Farm ...Bombing Case But before Ms. LaFleur real­ ized thut Punuceu wus going lo make It she said she thought, "Oh. God. you can't put her (Mrs. Lohm) or me through this und then not huve It work out. If you wanted me here then every­ thing has got to come out right.' and that's when Lance said the baby wusn'l brculhlng and he wus so nervous. I said. ‘She's got lo. because after all of this we Just can’t blow It.*" Mrs. Lohm. who said after the three hospltul deliveries of her sons uges 5. 4. und 2. she was determined to have her fourth child ut home, because "hospi­ tals are cold and Impersonal und I had had three deliveries and no problems." Potential medical costs ulso figured Into her think­ ing, site said. "I wasn't frightened. I had all the confidence In the world In my husband. We have done a lot of studying on delivery." Mrs. Lohm said. "I was worried about the baby to a degree but. she wasn't not breathing. She Just agreement to go after the second relay station. The satellites would be re­ scued by an astronaut using a Jet backpack In a spacewalk to stabilize them so the shuttle's robot arm could maneuver them lino cn* •— payload bay. If the mission Is successful, the satellites will be returned to Eurth. refurbished und put up for sale by the underwriters os the first used satellites ever to hit the market. Discovery had been scheduled to blast off Nov. 2. but Jesse been planning a rescue mission Moore. NASA's associate ad­ to showcase the versatility of the ministrator for space flight, said shuttle system and to demon­ late Friday the shuttle would be strate orbital retrieval tech­ rescheduled for launch between nique*. Nov. 4 and Nov. 8 to give ij agen-y ».b<- u a mission plannert — . u\ cm.uact with Merrill Syndicates Indonesia's Pala|»< L - ^.iclllle Ltd. of London and International and Western Union's Identical Techn ology Underwriters of W c s t a r 6 w e r e sent In to Washington In August to rescue wayward orbits In February Palapa for $4.8 million. when their solid rocket boosters The runt rati to go after Wcstar misfired. on the same mission lowered the Since then, the rocket problem cost for ImiII i retrievals to less has been solved and NASA has than $5.7 million. week. During those same years th e c o u n t y ' s p o p u l a t i o n quadrupled from 54.000 to more than 200.000. Back In 1976 she began reaching toward a college degree by going to Seminole Communi­ ty College at night. After receiv­ ing her associate o f arts degree, she enrolled Rollins, the only college In the Immediate area where one can get a bachelor's degree exclusively by attending night school. With her experience In county government. Is a college degree really necessary? It Is. she said. Not only for Job advancement, but also for the personal satisfaction il has given her. “ I think experience Is really Important, but I also think It Is beneficial for people to go back to school after they know what they want to be." she says. "I see situations almost dally that I can relate to my education. Experience Is Important, but a degree Is also Important." So far. lesions or spots have appeared only on citrus plants. Survivors Include two daugh­ ters. Marsha D. Millikan. An­ derson. bid.. Vanda D. Mitchell. Sanford: three sons. Janies B. Davis. Kenneth L.. both of San­ ford. Harry L. Davis. Orlando: Iwo brothers. Clarence Flser. Oregon. Van Flser. Reldlund. Ky.: five sisters. Ethel Ross. Houston. Allcne Bone. Cun­ ningham. Ky.. Vanda Gullllams. Paducah. Ruth Lee. C oru r D’Alene. Iduhu. Alice Buurum. Paducah: four grandchildren. Buldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home. Mt.intnnic Springs, is In charge ol arrau*. in* ids X AS MUCH AS DISPLAY/SALES 220$ W. 25th 81. Sanlord, FL 32771 323-5085 "M y plans right now do n^i Include m arriage," she said "But. If I ever marry again. Il will have to Ik- lo a special man. a real match." she said. "Some­ one who would Im- my equal, someone who could stand up lii me. "I'm a strong willed person." Her persistence pursuing Ityr goals proves lliai statement. - birth with a cake decorated with a single candle. But P a n a c e a 's d c l l v c r l y exhausted Ms. LaFleur. "Il was a tense situation. I couldn't move out of the chair ufler It was over. I fell so heavy, like I weighed 500 |Miunds. It's something I wouldn't like lo go through again unless II was like then, an emergency." she said. She said that site doesn't think home deliveries are a bad Idea, "as long us you've got a good set up and huve all the Instruments or whatever you might need und huve backup so If anything does go wrong you cun get help within u matter of minutes." She said In-fore she agreed lo assist the Lohmx with Panacea's delivery they assured her that they wouldn't hold her re­ sponsible if a n yth in g went wrong. She also had to consider whether II would Jeopardize her nurse's license. Florldu Nursing Board educa­ tion consultant Joan Sill said such cases are considered on an Individu al basis and many factors would huve to lx- consid­ e r e d to d e t e r m i n e If Ms. UiFleur's participation In Pana­ cea's delivery would or would not have violated the concepts of g(Mid medical practice. A license pratlcul nurse, she said. Is authorized In work under Ihc supervision of u registered nurse- nr a doctor, but In a true emergency a baby Is going to be born no matter who Is there to help. ' FREE W ATER HEATING . . . Heat Pump With Heat Recovery Unit Continued from page 1A nurseries but In no commercial groves. Conner said California Food und Agriculture Department Director Clare Berryhlll has a g re e d to send f i ve plant pathologists from that slate to Florida to assist In analyzing suspected samples of leaves and twigs from groves and nurseries. SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. Fond of almost any kind of sports, she likes to bowl, swim and Is learning to play golf when she can find the time. She says she enjoys people and feels she say. ‘Have at It.' but In this case there wasn't anybody there. I kept thinking, who else can I have? I Jusl said . 'Hey. kid. you're II: you can’t panic.' “ When I saw that my sister and L a n c e w e re n e rv o u s , because Nadine couldn't push. I Just didn't look at them. I Jusl kept my head down ut my end and said to myself, ‘Don't look, because if yqu look at them you’re going to puitic.' "I said. 'Hundreds of times you’ve watched the doctors.' so step by step I Just did what they had done. "After we got the baby com­ p le te ly out w e all started laughing, screaming, crying and M e L o r * L a F le u r carrying on. I could hear the kids downstntrs (Ms. UiFleur's son. had to get started breathing." the three Lohm boys and Mrs. Mrs. Lohm. who assisted her Hoyt's five youngsters.) The lit­ mother with five home deliveries of her brothers and sisters, said tle boys were tickled pink that she has no regrets at all over not they had a little sister and thut going to a hospital for the birth mom was fine." Ms. LaFleur of her daughter. But Ms. LaFleur said. Within three hours of her 3:26 said she believes that If she had p .m . b irth . P a n a cea , w ho not been there to assist In the birth that Mrs. Lohm would have weighed In at H-pounds. 3survived, but the baby might not ounces, wus on her way to have made It. "because ut the Florida Hospital. Apopka, along last minute Nudlne gave out and with her mother. Both (Kissed their checkups. "The doctors couldn't push." were really surprised." Ms. Panacea was the first child Ms. LaFleur said. LaFleur has delivered, although By about 9 p.m. they wenwhile working as a delivery room home. and the following day. nurse at a hospltul In Winter Panacea, who Ms. LaFleur. her Gurden she observed hundreds Godmother, described as "u ofhlrths. she said. gorgeous, pretty baby." was the "There was always a doctor center of attention when hrr there and I could back off and family and friends celebrated her ...Citrus H ills D rive, S a n fo rd , died Thursday ut Life Care Center. Altamonte Springs. Born Sept. 28. 1930 In Paducah. Ky.. she moved to Sanford from Murray. Ky.. In 1977. She wus a stock clerk and a member of the First Baptist Church. Wlntrr Park. "The experience makes the school easier." she added. can relute well lo others. Bui she also likes her "quiet time" alone, studying or reading. Mrs. Anderson. 43, dlvorctH for the (last four years. Is nJ| sure that marriage will (it In her future. *497°° PLUS 73 t255 *570 $ ## t a . z x s s 00 OFF TOTAL! Th* Carrier Modal 3$QF 024 Outdoor Unit Modal 40AQ024 Indoor Unit �SPO RTS Seminole wide receiver Mike Cushing goes airborne while tracking down a Mike Whelchel pass. Tribe senior has bounced back from two broken collarbones. Cushing Pushing For More Air Attack By 8am Cook Herald 8porta Editor Just call Sanford's Mike Cushing "The Lonesome End." It's not that the 17-year-old senior doesn't have any friends. Much to the contrary, the 3.3 grade-point average scholar Is a popular young man. lie's president of the Key Club, a two-year member of Tribe and was a key member of Seminole's district cham­ pionship brain bowl tram. So why the forlorn feeling. Mike? "I'd Just like to catch some passes." he replied. "Or at least have some thrown my way." Mike Cushing, son of Robert and Marie Cushing. Is a wide receiver on the Seminole High football team. The same Seminole High which has been pretty successful over the past 10 years running the football around and through the opposition. Successful enough to win three Five Star Confereneechampionships. « • Tii* The forward pass Is not exactly a |ust needs someone who can launch In Into friendly — and not enemy — hands. Taking all of this Into consideration. Cushing, a bright fellow who plans to attend Columbia University. Is ready to present his case. "Last summer, (quarterbackl Mike Whelchel and I spent an hour each day. every day throwing the ball." points out Cushing. "W e ran pattern after pattern Just getting ready for this year." Prep Football naughty word at Seminole. It's just not n frequent choice of expression for coach Jerry Posey. There ore other words. Like Tim Raines. Reggie Branch and Lenny Sutton. All were good reasons to say. "Run Seminole Run" Instead of "Pass Seminole Pass." I'oary haa said many limes lhal he la not adverse to throwing the ball. He Devastating ‘D’ Carries Sanford, 8-0 By Chrla Plater Herald Bporta Writer When a two-point lead In a football gam e holds up for almost four quarters, you've either got a game for television's "Bloopers and Practical Jokes." or an Impressive defensive effort by somebody. Friday night. It wasn't Just somebody, but 11 somebodies In Seminole High uniforms. The "D " In defense for the Semlnoles stood for devastating. Seminole got an early 2-0 lead In the first quarter when the Lake Howell center snapped the ball over punter Bill Wasson's head and out of the end zone for a safety. Seminole’s defense took over from there. The 2-0 lead held up until 1:28 remaining In the contest when Seminole's Bryan DeBose In­ tercepted a pass and returned It seven yards for a touchdown. The 'Noles then held ofT a last-minute Lake Howell drive for a 8-0 victory In Five Star C on feren ce action at Lake Howell High. The Tribe's goose-egg gang put an an awesome display, holding Lake Howell to Just 43 yards total ofTense. minus six on the ground, and sacking Silver Hawk quarterback Allan Jack five times. "It's been a long time since I've seen a defensive effort like that." Seminole coach Jerry Posey said. "Our defense com­ pletely controlled the game." Fred Brinson. Mike and Bryan DeBose. Walt Lowry. Tony Cox and Anthony Hall are names Lake Howell will not soon forget. They, along with a host of other Semlnoles. were In the Hawks' backfleld all night long. ,'T've never been a part of anything like that." Mike De­ Bose said of the Tribe's defensive showing. "W e knew we were capable of something like this, and we proved It to everybody tonight." Lake Howell's woes began on 8 «e CUSHING, Page SB Hartsfield Dashes For Key Touchdown In 4th Quarter By 8am Cook Herald Sports Editor W m lw ll...........w.................... 1 I I U . Hintll........................-... » • • » - « Siminol* - V ikly. bill tnippid out ot ind Somlnol* — 8 DoBom 1 mt*rc*plion rtturn (kkk luitd) LH » 1 t Flrtl down* nui 44 141 Ruth** yard* n n 111 PltMt ot II Pitting yirdt *u 11* Punti ii 41 Fumbltt toil ns Ptnolliot yirdt IndWMuil 141*40 Buttling — lim in g Ii. Cim pbill I I U . Thompton 4 It. 0 Jonot * 11. MtCIgud 114. Edgimon 4-1*. W hilthil I t *1 t i k i Howill _ Brookt *11. Cimmont I* . Inngnon *4. Killy 11. Jack! 114). ............ Pitting — Simlnglg, W hilthil M-I-IT. t i k i Moorill. Jitk 111 I 4* R itilvlng — Wmlnoti — S illiy 1 0 Jontt 11 t i k i Howill - Witton 111. C »in t 1 n . Innontn I t See SANFORD. Page 4B "Sure, we'd like to throw more." he said Friday. "But you've got to have somebody to throw It to the right guys. Rams Outslug Lake Brantley Prep Football the opening klckotl Friday night as the Hawks fumbled and S e m in o le r e c o v e r e d . L a k e Howell came out of It unscathed, though, as Seminole failed to convert on a fourth down play and turned the ball over. It was on Lake Howell's first series of downs on offense that Seminole's defense started to take charge. Sem inole held Steve Innanen to no gain on first down, then held Efrem Brooks to three yards on second down. On third and seven. Mike DeBose broke through the Lake Howell pocket and dropped Jack for a 13-yard sack, the first of five Seminole sacks on the night. The sack put Lake Howell back at Its own B-yard line and Wasson was forced to punt out of the end zone. But the snap was well over his head and went out of the end zone for a safety and a 2-0 Semlnolt lead with 8:10 left In the opening quarter. Lake Howell went nowhere again on Its next possession aJack was forced to scramble on a th ird dow n pass and was Posey, meanwhile. Is taking an open-minded approach. As openminded as one can be after watching quarterback W helchel hurl three passes Into the bad guy's hands In the season-opening loss to T itu sville Astronaut. HtriM Ptwli by Timmy Vmtinl Seminole's Tony Cox (70) and Anthony Hall (66) try to split the difference with Lake Howell running back Efrem Brooks. Cox and Hall led a furious defensive effort which lifted the Tribe to an 8 0 victory. 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The middle had become clogged with Patriot linebackers. It was now or never for the Rams, so Nelson Inserted diminutive Ray Hartsfield for Mike Schmlt at quarterback. One play later. Lake Mary had Its TI>. Hartsfield. a Junior from Sanford, rolled right, menacing­ ly waving ball as If he was going to pass. As Brantley backed off. he turned up the field and raced tow ard the righ t end-zone marker. Three Patriots converged as Hartsfield went head-to-head at the goal line. "I thought I’d made It. but then I wasn't sure,” he said. "But I looked up at the referee and he signalled a touchdown. It was a sweet feel­ ing." That It was for Lake Mary. Hartsfleld's mad dash handed the Rams a 20-13 Five Star Conference victory over the Pa­ triots In a classic helmet-tohelmet duel at the Lake Mary Stadium before over 9.000 fans. In a g a m e w h e r e t h e momentum seemed to swing hark and forth like a yo-yo. the Rams' pul together a long, crunching drive when they n e e d e d II m ost and t hen w i t h s t o o d a f ur i ous ral l y s p e a r h e a d e d by P a t r i o t quarterback David Delflacco which didn't diminish until Ram Prep Football L ik i S fin tli*.......... ............. * * » • -» Lika Miry..................... t * • F-l* l i k i M iry - L u tirflll M run tUndyrwood kkk) L ik i M iry — Oriykon )> P*v» tro*n Sthmll (kkk f«ii»dl L ik i Brinlliy — O iW iito I run (kkk Milidl L ik i Brinlliy - P i i r t i • pi** Irom Emmont lGrot*<loti kkk) Lik* M iry - H irltlltld * run IIJnd*r*«ood kick) Flrtl down* Ruth** yirdt Pittit Pitting yirdt Punlt Fumbltt loti PtniUkt yirdt 1ft i* 44 IIS 4 111 Jt a at 94 a to LM II 4t ait a ao JO aw aa sss mdivtdwil l4*d*rt Ruthing - Liki Brinlliy. DillliCCO liit. M*rn l)M. Emmont 10*1. Collird I I I Girrlton J • Silmon J i Lik* Miry. Lucirtlll IF IJJ. Und*r«ood IFi*. 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Page 4B * �Cub Pennant Fever Catching For Bears I B —Evening Hereld, Ssnford, FL_____ Sunday, Sept. M, IW DeBerg's Relief Job Patches Up McKay's Vision EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. (U PI) — If the Tam pa Day Buccaneers upaet the New York Glanta Sunday. It might trigger some bizarre behavior among NFL coaches, who have been known to Imitate successful nuances. They might start missing sev­ eral days o f practice In mid­ week. then show up on the sidelines wllh a patch over their right eye. That's what Tampa Hay coach John McKay Is doing this week — although not by choice. McKay had cataract surgery this week and did not rejoin the team until Thursday. He'll show up Sunday looking like a movie character. " I may look like True Grit, but I Intend to be there on Sunday,*' McKay said. Defensive coordinator Wayne Fontcs ran the show until McKay returned. Buccaneers quarterback Steve DcBerg said McKay's absence hasn't hurt. "W e barely see him anyway.” DcBerg said. "He really doesn't coach rqueh. he more or leas observes us. His philosophy is to coach the coaches and let the coaches coach the players." If not for DcBerg. McKay might want to watch his team with patches on both eyes. DcBerg. replacing Ineffective startek Thompson, completed 18-of-27 passes for 195 yards to HR the Hues from a 14-0 deficit to a 21-17 win over Detroit last week. It was Tampa Bay's first victory of the year, and It earned DeBerg NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors and the start­ ing Job. That doesn't surprise Giants coach Bill Parcells, who solved his own quarterback problems by nam ing Phil Simms his starter at the beginning of the season. "1 think DeBerg's a belter quarterback.” Parcells said. "I don't mean that as negative against Thompson. DeBerg Just has a better record. He's an Intermediate passer, one of those Pro Football guys who gets It done. He was In close games with the Broncos last year and he did a good Job for them." DeBerg's major weapon Is running back James Wilder, who leads the team In both rushing and receiving. Wilder has gained 237 yards on the ground and caught 12 passes for 129 yards. Simms' effectiveness Is the major reason the Giants are off to a 2-1 start. Healthy for the first time In nearly three years, the blond quarterback leads the NFC In passing. He has com­ pleted 55-of-95 attempts for 941 yards and eight touchdowns. Youngsters Bobby Johnson and B yron Wi l l i a ms have emerged as Simms' favorite targets. Johnson has 13 catches for 281 yards and three TDs while Williams has caught 12 passes for 303 yards and two touchdowns. Overall, the Giants average 17.1 yards per comple­ tion. T h e ir ru n ning gam e has staggered, however, especially at halfback. New York has gained 276 yards on 99 carries (2.8 average) and fullback Rob Carnter has 153 of the yards. dfbacks Joe Morris and Butch Woolfolk have combined for Just 79 yards on 34 carries. Since Steve DeBerg, Inset, has taken over at quarterback, Tampa Bay tlghtend Jimmie Giles has regained his catching ability. DeBerg rallied the Bucs past Detrlot last week to earn Sunday's starting assignment over Jack Thompson. but w c ’ rc n o t ." linebacker Lawrence Taylor said. "People are asking If the Giants arc for real, and I'd say. 'Yes. we're for real.' I think we'll work hard this week to overcome our mistakes and get It going again." In o th e r gam es Sunday . Chicago Is at Seattle, Kansas A lack of running game, along City at Denver, the Los Angeles wllh five turnovers, contributed Rams at Cincinnati. Washington the the Giants’ 30-14 loss to at New England. Green Bay at W ashington last week that Dallas. Pittsburgh at Cleveland. knocked them from the un­ Minnesota at Detroit. St. Louis at beaten ranks All three of Simms’ N ew O r l e a n s , H o u sto n at Interceptions this year enme At l ant a. San F ra n c isc o at against the Redskins and the Philadelphia. Indianapolis at Giants lost two costly fumbles. Miami and the New York Jets at New York remains convinced, Buffalo. San Diego Is at the Los however, that they can bounce Angeles Raiders Monday night. back to the form they showed Th e Chlcago-Seattle game two weeks ago with a 28-7 features the No. 2 and No. 3 victory over Dallas. ranked running barks In NFL ” 1 know everyone's going to history, Franco Harris of the think we're the same old Giants. Seahawks and Walter Payton of G the Bears. Both should surpass Jim Brown's career record of 12,312 yards this season. More Im portantly for the Bears, they are trying to push their record to 4-0 for their best start since a 5-0 opening In 1963. the year they won their lust NFL title. Seattle Is coming off an exasperating 38-23 loss to New England In which the. Seahawks blew a 23-0 lead. Kansas City and Denver, both 2-1. are looking to keep pace with the unbeaten Raiders in the AFC West. Denver rallied to beat Cleveland last week and Is un­ beaten In Its last seven home games. The Rams lost Vince Ferragamo wllh a broken finger last w eek and take on w inless C incinnati w ith young J eff Kem p at quarterback. United Press I n t e r n a t i o n a l It looks as If pennant fever may be getting contagious tn Chicago. While baseball s Chicago Cubs have been marching relentlessly toward the National League Eastern Division title, another long-time doormat, the Chicago Bears, suddenly are acting Hsr title contenders In the National Football League. The Bears have reeled off three straight victories to open the season and shoot for a fourth today at Seattle agalrtst the Seahawks. A victory by Chicago would mark the Bears best start since they went 5-0 to open the 1963 season — the last lime they won an NFL championship.' The game features the No. 2 and No. 3 ranked running backs In NFL history. Franco Harris of the Seahawks and Waller Payton o f the Bears. Both should sur­ pass Jim Brown's career record o f 12.312 yards this season. Harris needs 314 yards to top the mark and Payton needs 338. But while the matchup of record-setting runners is inter­ esting. the game Itself Is more Important. The Bears own a two-game edge over the rest of their NFC Central rivals, all of whom arc 1-2. Seattle, which blew a 23-0 lead last week and Tell 38-23 to New England, Is In a four-way tie for second behind the unbeaten Los A n g eles Raiders In the AFC West at 2* 1. "They both have been fan­ tastic runners." said Seattle Coach Chuck Knox, "but this Is not g o i n g to be a Wal t e r Payton-Franco Harris game. It's going to be the Bears and Seahuwks. It's going to be a tough physical game." The Seahawks went to the pkiyolfs for the first time in club history last year In Knox's first season In Seattle. Today they'll be going against a Chicago team that ranks first In defense in the NFL and they'll be doing It without star running bark Curt Warner, who was knocked out for the season In the opening game with a knee Injury. Warner's Injury prompted the Seahawks to pick up Harris, who was waived by Pittsburgh after falling to reach agreement on a new contract. "T h e Bears are a very physical ,u aw i Miami 'Strangers' Return To United Press International again leading the way. Florida State la 2-0 with lopsided wins over East Carolina and Kansas State behind them. The Semlnoles are led by All-America running back Greg Allen, who has gained 246 yards on 33 carries this year. "T o be able to go home to a sellout, to go to Miami Instead of the airport, to That will change Saturday, when have people cheering you Insiead of defending national champion Miami throwing Ice at you ... that Is some­ plays Its first home game of the season thing to look’ forward to." Hurricanes In the Orange Bowl against No. 13 offensive tackle Dave HcfTeman said. Florida State. Florida State can hardly be consid­ It wan Miami's last-second 17-10 win ered a break in tin schedule, however, over the Semlnolea In Its final regular especially for the Miami defense. The season game last year that sent the Semlnoles average 4 points a game Hurricanes to the Orange Bowl, where and quarterback Eric Thomas Is sec­ they knocked off Nebraska 31-30 to ond in the nation In passing efficiency. claim their first national title. The Junior first-year starter has hit 23 Miami was ranked No. 1 for one of 45 attempts for 344 yards, three week this year, but dropped after touchdowns and no Incrceptlons. luslng u 22-14 decision at Michigan. The Semlnoles are the fourth ranked The Hurricanes rebounded with a team on Miami's schedule already. 28-17 win at Purdue last week, with "This Is no time to stop and think sophomore quarterback Bemle Kosar about the first four games, not when The University o f Miami has played the most games In the nation this year, they're ranked ninth nationally after a brief period as No. 1 and have already beaten Auburn. Florida and Purdue. Yet. the Hurricanes are still strang­ ers to their home funs. G ato rs Wash 22 Violations GAINESVILLE (UPI) - At least 22 of 107 alleged violations have been dropped from an NCAA Investigation Into the University of Florida football program and several others have been reduced, president Marshall M. Crlser said Thursday. In a statement that accompanied the release of some UF football records In question, Crlser said many o f the violations cited by the NCAA have been "washed" In talks between the association and university stuITs. "A number of others are significantly reduced In scope or seriousness by the agreed response," Crlser said In a two-page statement. "Especially gratifying Is the fact that the substantive allegations against coaches Rich Tuten and Phil Magglo. and equipment manager Bud Fernandez have been washed." The three were named repeatedly in the charges, but arc expected to remain with the team through the season. NCAA charges against Florida Include spying on opposing teams, giving money and gifts to players and maintaining a slush fund to cover up the Infractions. Crlser said meetings between college and NCAA officials had led to several allegations being reduced concerning New York Yankees owner George SteUibitnner. a strong Florida Gators tiooilcf"There remains one occurrence relating to two students In which there may have been a technical violation." he said. The NCAA Investigation led to the resignation of Coach Charley Pell- who resigned with a request to remain through the 1984 season. you have a team like Florida State coming In town." first-year Hurricanes coach Jimmy Johnson said. "It has been a demanding start for us. and I believe the fact that we have been able to play so many different people has been a plus for us." Kosar has already thrown for 1.051 yurds by completing 77 of 133 at­ tem pts for five touchdowns. His statlsltcs arc marred by nine Intercep­ tions — six coming against Michigan. In other games pitting two ranked trams, No. 1 Nebraska visits No. 10 UCLA and No. 6. Ohio State hosts 13th-ranked Iowa. Also, No. 3 Oklahoma hosts Baylor. No. 4 Brigham Young visits Hawaii. No. 5 Penn State hosts William & Mary. 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Tw m U -Ilue* ha* Mn*.)ii VfiS-rntAlieONpi U - le Due U r( •• tlAU U- t»m u le 0-tp N|« -II M lllllff Stanford Is Getting Another McEnroe SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) McEnroe lost In the first round of the 1984 TransAmerlca Tennis Open. Normally, that would be a blaring headline across sports pages around the country. But this time It was burled 14 paragraphs deep in Ihc tourney's opening day story. Such Is life Tor the brother of the world's top tennis player. The victim of that loss was Patrick McEnroe, the younger b roth er o f U.S. Open and v "Because Franco hasn't been In our offense too much, he really Isn't playing up to par." said Warner. “ Some people are probably saying he Isn't as good os they (club oITlclals) think he is or as good as he should be. But I would look for Franco to play very well this week." In an oddity In the NFL schedule, only three of the 14 games this weekend match clubs wllh winning records. In the only other one today. Kansa City Is at Denver. Both clubs a^ 2-1. In Monday night's game San Diego |2-1) Is at the Ralderr (3-0). Kansas City lost for the tint time, a bitter 22-20 straggle t the Raiders, last week and no go to Denver to face the Broncos who have won seven In a row a home. Second-year quarterback Todd Dlarkledge has managed to hold his own for the Chiefs after they lost Pro Bowler Bill Kenney wllh an Injury In pre-season. Denver quarterback John F.lway continues to be erratic but he did manage two TD passes to rally the Broncos from a 14-0 deficit past Cleveland last Sun­ day night. Rookie wide receiver Louis Llpps has been outstanding (or the Stcelers. wllh 15 catches for 337 yards and four touchdowns, Pittsburgh ranks first tn the AFC In defense. Southern California visits Artiom State. No. 17 Georgia hosts Clemm No. 18 West Virginia hosts Marylind. No. 19 Tennessee hosts Army and No. 20 Auburn hosts Southern Mississippi At Los Angeles, top-ranked Nebuiki gets Its toughest test of the yrai against the Bruins. The Comhuakm have managed to ascend to the top a the ratings despite losing three ol Tensive All-Americas plus quarterboil Turner Gill from last year's team. l-back Jeff Smith has replace! Helaman Trophy winner Mike Roile and gained 353 yards In two game and ranks third In the nation ti rushing. UCLA was umlmpresslve In clos wins against San Diego Slate and Lon, Beach State but Nebraska coach Tor Osborne expects a struggle. "W e haven't been tested by a grea football team yet." Osborne said. "Noi we'll be playing teams that have a many good players as we do. It's goln to be close." Bodine Grabs Pole A t Martinsville Half SCOREBOARD NFL team." said Knox. "They are playing like the old 'Monsters of Midway'. They're trying to live up to that reputation." Chicago has some outstanding talent on Its defensive unit, wllh linebackers Mike Singletary. Al Harris and Otis Wilson, de­ fensive linemen Dan Hampton and Mike Hartenstlnr and safety Gary Fenclk leading the way. The Bears lead the NFL In seven of 11 defensive categories and have allowed a total of only 21 points tn three games. Harris has Just 59 yards on 24 carries In his two games with Seattle but Warner, who like Harris attended Penn State, feels his productivity will inerrase. FSU Houston. No. 11 Oklahoma State hosts San Diego State, No. 12 Southern Methodist hosts North Texas State. No. 14 Michigan hosts Wisconsin. No. 16 UCLA Kicker John Lee la B-for-9 In field goal attempts and Is among the nation's scoring leaders with 29 points. At Columbus. Ohio. Iowa coach Hayden Fry feels It la Imperative that the Hawkeyes stay away from turn­ overs that cost them In a 20-17 loss to Penn S* ite last week. "W e had extremely poor field posi­ tion." Fry said. "W e feel that wllh our defense, all we have to do Is avoid mistakes deep In our territory." Ohio State's Keith Byars has rushed for 327 yards In two games, and has added seven receptions. Mike Tomczak also returned al quarterback for the Buckeyes last week after being side­ lined by a leg Injury sulTered In the spring. The Florida Gators are open this week. College Football Pro Football Tennis W im bledon cham pion John McEnroe. "I can't get sick of It (being compared to his brotherl." said the younger McEnroe. "It's go­ ing to be there all my life. I've had to deal with II since 1was 11 years old." But Patrick seems to have learned to handle the role of little brother and. at the same time, develop Into a good tennis player himself. He was ranked by the U.S. Tennis Association as the No. 3 Junior singles player tn the United States coming Into 1984. McEnroe lost In the early rou n ds of the J u n io r Wimbledon. French Open and Italian Open. He also lost In the third round of the U.S. Open and the quarterfinals of the U.S. Junior Nationals. Instead of pounding his racket Into the ground. McEnroe has been searching for the reasons behind his fall from the top of thejunlnr's world. MARTINSVILLE. Va. (UPI) — GeolTBodine. who won his first Grand National race last spring at the Martinsville Speedway, outraced everybody hls next time on Ihc track to win the pole for Sunday's 8250.000 NASCAR race. Bodine edged out Nell Bonnett by .038 seconds Thursday to take the pole. He drove hls Chevrolet around the half-mile oval at a speed o f 89.523 mph. The race, sponsored by Goody's headache powder. Is the richest short track race In NASCAR history. Bonnett's teammate In the Junior Johnson stable. Darrell Waltrlp. finished third while Terry La borne — this year's points leader - finished fourth. They were followed by Ricky Rudd. Ron Bouchard. Harry Gant and Ruaty Wallace. Butch Llndley qualified ninth In a car normally driven by defending points champion Bobby Allison. Allison suffered a hairline fracture In hls right OAioulder tn a wreck last weekend at Dover. Team members said Allison Is still scheduled lo drive Sunday, with him taking over at the first caution flag. Martinsville is the only track where Allison has never won. Kyle Petty qualified 10th Thursday. The remainder of the 30-car starting field will be completed Friday, while Saturday will be dcvoled to practice and the first race for NASCAR’s Darlington Dash series cars. ** ‘ h,e nr* ‘ driver ever to win In three .dlvl*k)n# Martinsville Speedway. In ^ ' lnor* ^ * ln.n,n8 * * « spring race. Bodine won seven Modified events and two Late Model Sportsman's races at Martinsville. ‘ °M.he trmck' 11 never occurred to me wa* tkc P**ee we won our first race, Bodine said. �Reggie's Bunt Helps Angels Trim Rangers Evsnlng HsrsM, Ssntord, FI. Martina Takes 56th In A Row U n ite d P r e s s In te r n a t io n a l If the West ts to be won. the generals must make sacrifices, too. John McNamara, manager of the California Angels, called upon one of his generals. Reggie Jackson, to make the supreme sacrifice Friday night — lay down a bunt instead of swing for a home run — and the Angels’ slugger pulled It off perfectly to help pave the way for a 5-4 victory over the Texas Rangers. Jackson, who made history last week with his 500th career home run. laid down his first sacrifice bunt In 12 years to move Brian Downing to second base and Bobby Orlch followed with his second run-producing single to spark the victory. The Angels’ third straight vic­ tory kept them a half-gnmc behind first-place Kansas City and a half-game ahead of thirdplace Minnesota In the American League West race. It was the Rangers’ sixth straight loss. Downing opened the eighth with a walk off loser Rickey Wright. 0-2. who replaced starter Danny Darwin. After moving to second on Jackson's sacrifice, he was replaced by pinch runner Gary I’ettls, who scored the game-winner easily on Grtch’s line single to left. " T h a t ’ s the c o m p le te ballplayer right there." Jackson said. ” 1 was Just fortunate to get a ball I could handle. 1 think 1 have more grand slams than I have sacrifice bunts, but I'm Just glad to chip In." Curt Kaufman, who pitched 4 2-3 Innings of shutout relief, gained the victory to even his record at 2-2. Kansas City maintained Its lead by downing Oakland 7-4 and Minnesota kept pace by treating Cleveland. 7-3. At Kansas City. George Brett's grand slam capped a five-run seventh inning that sparked the Royals to victory. Brett’s 12th homer, which came off Lary Sorensen. 5-13. was his first since Aug. 11 and helped re­ liever Frank Wills Improve his record to 2-3. Dan Qulsenberry hurled the final two Innings for his 42nd save. Steve Balbonl also homcred for Kansas City. "George Is Just a good hitter," Kansas Ci ty m anager Dick Howser said. " If you get him enough at-bats. he's going to produce some runs. That's his track record. George has had an outstanding year RBl-wlse per at l«ft |64 RBI In 350 at-bats) - but he’s missed 50 games. We haven’t been able to keep him In the lineup." Reggie Jackson ...key sacrifice Qeorge Brett .grand slam m er United Press International At the rate the Chicago Cubs are going, their champagne may go flat before they get a chance to drink It. The Cubs have all but been handed the* National League Eastern Division title — they lead by 6 W games with only nine to go. The problem ts that they’ve forgotten how to win. Chicago went down for the fifth consecutive game Friday night, falling 8-0 to rookie Kurt Kepshlre and the St. Louis Cardinals. Kepshlre pitched his first major-league shutout and Andy Van Slyke drove In three runs to lead St. Louis. The Cubs’ "magic number" for clinching the division title remained at three, but despite the cold streak. Cubs manager Jim Frey say he’s not concerned over the five straight losses. "No. not at all." said Frey. "W e're Just In a period where things haven't gone our way. Things will turn around. I think we’ve been playing pretty good baseball. Tonight we Just couldn’t get any outs. They stole a bunch of bases, they kept hitting the ball and we didn’t score. It was one of those nights when you get beat." Kepshlre. 5-5. gave up seven hits, struck out four and walked one while allowing only one runner us far ns third base. Scott Sanderson. 8-5, went 4 1-3 Innings, giving up three runs on seven hits In suffering the loss. Kepshlre said playing the first-place Cubs gave him added Incentive. "I would say. this year, this was my best game." Kepshlre said. "W e're playing the Cubs and they’re In first place and that kind of picked me up a little. I Just stayed ahead of the batters, tried to throw strikes and make them hit the ball. This (Busch Stadium) Is a hlg park and I had to take advantage of that." Mets 6, Expos 2 NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York Mets have a new slogan: "Remember the ’64 Phillies." The Philadelphia Phillies of 20 years ago had a seemingly Insurmountable lead with two weeks left, but dropped 10 straight games and lost the National League pennant to St. Louts. A similar collapse by the Chicago Cubs Is the Mets' only hope to win the NL East this year. Chicago lost for the fifth straight time. 8-0 to St. Rick Mahler ...4-hltter counting. Navratilova broke Chris Evert Lloyd's 10-year-old record of 55 straight victories Friday with a 6-1. 6-2 victory over 16-year-old Melissa Brown In a 8150.000 (ournament. The world's No. 1 woman player then came back hours later to run her string lo 57 with a 6-1, 6-2 decision over Rosulyn Falrbank In Just 53 minutes. “ I’ m not really sure what Louis Friday night, while New York slammed Montreal 6-2 to pull within 6 L4 games with eight Impact this has on sports re­ cords In general." Navratilova games to play. The Cubs’ magic number to clinch remains said. "I know Joe DIMagglo also had a 56 game streak, but I frozen at three. “ It could happen." said Mets left field George don’ t know if this could compare Foster, after belting his 23rd homer and driving to that or not." The match between In three runs Friday night. " If they (Cubs) become flat and we get some momentum ... If Navratilova and Brown, who they look up at the board and we win nine In a turned pro three weeks ago. had row. How about a one-game playoff? It's getting been delayed three times over 2 down to the wire. We have to not watch the Vi days by rain. The tournament Is known us scoreboard and Just win." . Mookle Wilson and Ray Knight also homcred Ihe Lynda Carler-Maybclllnr for the Mets. while Keith Hernandez had three Tennis Classic. A d o w n p o u r We d n e s d a y hits and scored three runs. caused the cancellation of the N.L. Baseball STANDINGS proud of this as any of my other tennis achievements. "Now I Just want to keep the streak going as long as I can. My next goal Is 60 straight and I hope to keep It consistent and continue to add to It." Navratilova’s last loss came In January to Hana Mandllkova In a final at Oakland. Calif. Before that loss she came close to Evrrt Lloyd's record with a winning streak of 54. She lost to Kathy Horvath In the 1983 French Open, her only loss last year. Navratilova has now won 111 of her last 112 matches. She started her latest victory skein Feb. 19 by beating Nancy Yragtn In the U.S. Indoor Cham­ pionships. TELT8CHER PACES MAC 5 T ie d A t La s V e g a s LAS VEGAS. Nev. (UPI) — Whoever said. " It ’s lonely at the P r o Q o lf M U TU AL ■ ! > TOO! top." couldn’t have been refer• IV lft l llflk l ring to this week’s stop on Ihe M M N h I I I • l ' « l Cf S I M WIIMR Cf 4 111 Ml m i (I) and kt/wafer. D'few H 4911 CfefeM* 1* 4• • • PGA tour. The 1B73 U.S. Open champion NT » • Safe Cm 4F. ***♦•»4 rf ) I I 9 fe/Mfel l» ) ) I 9 LAN* Gaft (A) Afe mm » - Wfe* ISA 01. J oh n n y M ille r and Denla ta without a victory on the PGA DM Nxtr* WMM4. OH Ml; l - u * p 1991 Hi-fekrtelAA. CcfeAT Ctrttr c 4 119 M iltr II ) l ) l fewI) H Watson lead five golfers lied al tour this year. Ills best finish I I I ) « • " • ( * » 4 9 9 9 I'M ti li 44-9 I * . * ! I» 4911 rl ) 9 I I 203 heading Into Saturday's was a third at Ihe Bob Hope *N Mart* DM a il, »'T**** On II A •aaAaa M MAIM-9Ml PlyM n 1919 KiHpM >4 4111 fourth round of a 81.1 million Classic In January. tf»t aa* ***** OM III. VX* mm* la * — n M M M - I II l i * * * pH 19 9 9 MtfWB* C 4 9 9 9 ITU Ur4 aM Ca n aw Oa*i l*ferswad IF). tournament, but nearly three Miller started the day six shots l»« M r tl 1999 FtfMAfei P 19 19 Wwpparty m. feN (9) H IfykrA 0MI4I4I I I 19 9 9 OlM p 1999 dozen golfers are within live behind H inkle, who posted lira* x I ■—* l «x **r M * • • " *x* 0141 1 -0 *4 1 *4 I) MlPilM ia pH 19 9 9 »ft* * f* « p4 I 9 9 9 M*a*MM*T*tl strokes of the lead with Iwo rounds of 62 and 68 lo lead t'.e I A AI A a . A r ana I I I I ) StU lir l l 9 9 9 9 Ortici p 9 9 9 9 Lt**u* - M*riRt*r. U IX rounds remaining In the five- tournament Wednesday and l u l p r t |k 9 9 9 9 *x * IA IX M m NT IX I I I Mrw Y«r% I t v l l l l pr 9999 C M M xxM Tin MxxrwM IA IP day. 90-hole tournament. Thursday before slumping lo a I I I t c M l l H l ' P I 99 9 A*xr<a* l***x - N S T- I X ta The top 70 players at the end IFL l - o v e r 73 F r l d u y al I he T I c • 11 ph 1999 IX M U f It* ta. I ’lX x* Cxr IM V.ICU (9) J A* • l P 9 99 9 of today’s round will advance to 7,045-yard Showboat Country IxrxOM lM Vx » XmaIB n ip i s m M l. F i l k l l l |k 1999 Sunday's final to compete for a Club course. Harr.* * III). T*4I| n i l ! THAN II 4 19 A NT NT. (IF9) Ml-Our* tut m m m -i fexrtti first-prize money of 8162.000. PLEOER LEADS LPGA m w w i» m » < * « « ' WX Cm few YMt 9 4 * 4 8 -4 III Cx w PM XI the richest payday on the PGA -III SAN JOSE. Calif. (U l'll CwewM|111 - WifeMlFI • III |-kfe»afer. to rn lOA-Mfefe* 1 tour. Cindy Pleger. a 23-year-old rook­ l**a. Tar im *AM C x it* H R * . Tw Ml. few Y«r% P tt-Ofefe Cjrfe. ife fe rt The event Is known as the ie from Athens. Ga.. Is leading •W in** O r IU III. Nx*M 1*1XX H * IM W B fe lA fe l I t - l*Awfe"V mm. L-tMi mm «»*- w»-» Panasonic Las Vegas Invita­ the San Jose LPGA Classic on Fm *w l«> U-V»Awfert| W w Ml 4 R»W (Ml Ox*** S VM14) tional. irnm. CMa ttxi* NTa. MSXA* rw it the strength of her putting. And 14 N I I I 1110 M ***l U i Because the 176 players en­ she says the Im provem ent Aaxr«*■ IMS* “ O n 'T — NO. «C « . s a s - i •• Ic t flt M ' ll M l tered In the tournament are comes from a quick lesson front Cm « * OM a IMrMMM. DMIT. » * x * «■*>*•-mi I tx t l N TB 0*.* X J M II playing on four different golf veteran Joyce Benson, who I V n f m ID l*r»»» III. W — < III Ik. Tart w* Biiixl I A W a * lRXxr B courses with three different pars. struggled through u 10-ovcr 83 1*r*t*Ml IS M l I I I ••*(**' Ill ft. l - l ( M I * II SI Ml III RAINES GAUG E Cam Miller and Watson stand al Friday and sits In dead last. -o*f«i«*i eni*.* mi I 0*11(1 12-under. Craig Stadler Is UMM-At t***1 ifM txi "She told me to make sure Ml M N»« WI T-l U A - I M M under and Andy Bean and Lon both of my hands moved Inward W W Iti- I •• Hinkle arc at 10-under. All are at the hole." Plcgrr said Friday Barr**. Caxrft 1*1 W *M * UI. ATLANTA IAS BUM Ill •** T*-.>** in. • • till itrltl 203. after f i r i ng a f i nel y- t uned l*Xra**i BIX III 0. xOtrrt III •** Tkx**M* m i l l • ■**■*• l» M M Five golfers — Hubert Green. 5-under-par 68. She putted Just to w 4 s-W «* (III. l - W a — it HI t.rtil* u * I M M****t| » M I I H l*-A **a*t C *| ban im .IrM im i Dave Barr. Mike Donald, Mike 27 times In Friday’s round. l * . M I I l l l l l l )*| M ll llll M>r*»t ( I M i l I ) * . * Tl M i l Smith and Corey Pavln — arc at "I have to admit I've hit better l l l l 6*rrtf l» M M l* flt '» wmsa-iii 204 A trio of golfers stand at and scored worse.” Pleger said. JM M M * » * I M WxnxM II M M m m u -ill ■.•«< n MM M«lti*i » MM 205 and five others are grouped "When I missed a shot today II 0*rxx I * » W II M W l««**'<l c M M l«tM *M a M M UI at 206. wound up In the right place, (*•» •< * M i l A****** ( M M m s -u o x a a llll. l - l * f < llll 1*1*1 I M M Miller, who has not played a which Is what you have to do I Ml —T* i * i . 6 Sri|M II I M( i i * i « * i i i i m full tournament since July, has guess. I played real smart golf, l l l t o r (I M M been plagued by health pro­ but real boring goll." MarliMI II I I M LEADERS •****(*• IT M M blems all year. He was forced to Pleger. who started on the T***i*l* it I I M Mt|*r If*|v* l* * ** »l ■lanri it MM withdraw after the first round of |Oth tec. blrdlcd Ihe hole and 1*111*1 Ttar***< | M M I H II M*( the PGA- Championship Iasi p l a y e d t he b a c k ni n e In Millar ** IIM ■ a |WM txA Tim Ralnea month because of a pulled groin 2-under-par 34. She had seven 0< lM * | M M M i l l T*«al* II M I |S I I Ml t*i*ii muscle. birdies for Ihe round and Just mnm-1 IB M I S S* to T*M#!nMT't**M "This Is the healthiest I’ve missed an eagle 3 on Ihe ninth, • B S -I ia«u uis » lan K" Cm . m * I I I - o a x r Ill is ui m s n* been since April." said Miller her final hole. The ball stopped a H*>*•***( *T I P— . Ulaur M - I m IS IS n Mt IU Iff. DM A ll* in after posting a 7-under par 64 at fool short of the cup. is s i m m iu Ox** I 101 -Ait**** I. U* Ox** « in the 7 .0 7 7 -yard Las V egas Ml-**rrt ID tl-T**x**** llll. msi am m Earlier In the duy Kathy COMA U 41 I O M S nil. T*x*xX* III a x * 1*1 m war si ai IF III 44 Country Club Friday. Miller ahol Whitworth, gotrs ull-ttme career V-ftrrt mu* am m II Crx. MM M ill 0 70 and 69 In Ihe flral two days of winner with 86 victories. Allison I I S I l i I I to IS M H is M V H F mm tim x< Trpp F the tournament. Flnncry and Amy Alcott had *11111 is qtl I t Miller amlled broadly and said shared a three-way tie for the 9 44 9 I fel FVfl 9 Fi l l uiiM mm 44 TM * M ll Ull HI his third round was "the easiest lead at 69. four under par. Ilf Axrt** I 9999 1)1014141 44 4 64 In the history of the world." IffVI Six players. Including leading is I# n in a T - l It A-44.IIF Ifervty. 1*1 fer4fe AM I X*x M^r X K MX "That's exactly how I used to money winner Patty Sheehan 1 4 *4 1 4 ? 44 __ aaX Im*x i MXX* TM ■9 911 999- I I I 14 O F FI 41 -III INrlMawMMxaMfxaNaNB* play." he aald. "But this 64 arc at 70. All told. 27 players 9 M *H fc-IH 9 *44 1414 JU IMS A* tAAXXe«XINr4MBAANtS Tr» IF). CfeWfe IT would have been a 61 In the old bettered par Friday. 14* 041 a 1 4 Tp * S M x M * H S M A X » B X 1 1 4 ). Cfefe 4T4 pgma. TpniA. UF4) F t * a (Mr fti •m Mr i xb wxmxa *• i *bm mt a days." »-k (9) p i Fm 4 - k*T | life l - I *44 o * a AX frtxt BIX II *X*M » *Xt •*— XM IUU) Hi-*Mfe*lR. Nfe(lS) mhi F i* a NMAMAH m** lx*M(*Ma**x B**m*AMX AHifeffeCAl* M IIIU I lltlu l I l M Nm Tr% Pro Tennis SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Eliot Teltscher has more on Ills mind than playing U.S. Open champi­ on John McEnroe In Saturday's semifinals of a 8200.000 men's tournament. The No. 3 seed Teltscher slightly tore a stomach muscle Pirates 8. Phillies 1 fir s t m a t c h . T h u r s d a y . during hts 3-6. 6 3. 6-4 win over At Pittsburgh. Tony Pena homcred and doubled Navratilova moved lo a 4-1 lead sixth seed Kevin Curren of South and drove In three runs as the Pirates officially In Ihe first set before Ihr rain Africa. eliminated the defending NL champion Phillies came again. Tournament of­ “ I’m going to lee and hope It from the Eastern race. Winner Rod Scurry. 5-6 ficials postponed Ihe match after starts to loosen up." Teltscher allowed two hits, walked three and struck out one nearly five hours of walling. said. "I was too nervous to serve. In two Innings of relief. The match was rescheduled I kind of picked up pretty well Reds 5. Astros 2 for late morning Friday but was with my ground strokes." At Houston. Mario Soto scattered six hits ovc*- delayed until late afternoon by Teltscher gained u break at 1-1 eight Innings and knockrd In three runs to lift scattered showers. When the In the third set In-fore serving u Cincinnati past the Astros. Soto. 16-7, walked weather cleared. Navratilova love game, lie took control of the three and struck out six before giving way to Ted quickly won two games to take set with strong passing shots Power In the ninth. Soto had two hits and a the first set 6-1 and went on to and backhand service returns. sacrifice fly. capture the match easily by "I don't know whether he wus Braves 3, Padres 1 taking the second set 6-2. I n j u r e d or p l u y l n g n o n ­ At San Diego, Rick Mahler pitched a four hitter chalantly." Curren said. " I kept Tournam ent officials gave and Gerald Perry hit his seventh homer to lead Navratilova a bouquet of 56 slicing the ball and proluibly Atlanta over the Padres. The Braves, looking to rosea and a cake embossed with played too tentatively. I (elt I finish second In the NL West, look over 56. They also handed her a wasn't tn position to do what I undisputed possession of second, moving ahead check for 85.600 for the Martina wanted lo do." of Houston by a game. Today's other semifinal match Youth Tennis Foundation and a Giants B, Dodgers 1 will sec Terry Moor, the only congratulatory telegram from At San Francisco, rookie Alejandro Sanchez President Reagan. unsccdcd player left, go ugulnnt tripled In one run und scored another on Johnny No. 8 Brad Gilbert. "This has to rank as one of my Rabb’s single us the Giants treat Los Angeles. Bill all-time tennis achievements." M oor e lim in a te d T h o m a s Laskey went all the way for his ninth victory and N a v ra tilo v a said. " I rea lly Hogstcdl of Sweden 6-3. 6-2 and Fernando Vulenzuela took the loss, falling to haven’t had time to put It Into Gilbert edged UlU Scanlon of 12-16. Dallas 7-617-41.7-B. perspective, but I am Just as BASEBALL ROUNDUP •• n is m IS 4* IB IT* UR M Ui MINNEAPOLIS (UPII - Carl ii n in 4*t II FI Bl IF Pohlad. the shrewd businessman H U 4 th that he Is. bought the Minnesota AS 4 4tl » Twins at Just the right time. Ft F4 H I tr*n C .* » American League president C*fer%4 FI H HI H FI FI W I Bobby Brown presented the n o hi i t Oea or* Minneapolis entrepreneur with C**«9B F I O '4 f »l U 411 h the olTIcleJ franchise certificate UIF 01 l)i Tim In pre-game ceremonies Friday night and the Twins celebrated Fnfer**l B s M N l T*r«r**l with a 7-3 win over the Cleve­ r n t D t** I land Indians. Kirby Puckett sparked a sixMavwwUF O w U B ) run first Inning with a leadoff ■rh«C V bunt single and two-run double (•'•ftrtig I T o i l 4 f l l i r l l t ’l while John Butcher. 13-9. scat­ IMT mrmIOTI tered eight hits In the victory. ;h*m 94) •* 4IM *W Trl i I mnhmbr 14) •* Brewers B, Blue Jays I (Pv»v il l) I t l» « At Toronto. Don Sutton scat­ (IM«U (Hr*** IFA) If IMh—4 tered four hits over seven In­ lk *rw ” 4t).| t i p * To m tu»*cn »u i * Cfefer»4 nings for hts 280th career victo­ tftfe»4 l).4f « I* * 0*8fe II HI •* I * ' " * * ry and Dion James and Cecil im Cooper each drove In two runs to (OhWmIA*'.Fl H i f e * M l •» 0 * 4* IHtyl lead the Brewers. The triumph 1)4)1 1»« 0 * * 4 lU fe fe t M l «l U m m Cfe snapped a five-game Brewers' losing streak. Milwaukee has «•>#(! >4 III. M S P * TtajaMCMAar** won seven of Its eight games this OMIMMMUmm Ci* season against the Blue Jays. cafemaw—a Cooper's two RBI came on hts Im r x x Ok *** M*. I m« MDt*»< I Oth homer of the season. Yankees B. Tlgere 3 Mookle W ilson ...big home run FORT LAUDERDALE (UPI) Rain postponed Ihe Inevitable for tw o d a y s b u l Ma r t i n a Nav r at i l ova now owns the longest winning streak In tennis history at 57 matches — and Cubs Lose 5th Straight ■0***' Twins 7, Indians 3 Sunday, t«pt. » . 1H4-3B l«lf*a *1 l*ltia*r* At Detroit. Butch Wynegar and no Mike Pagllarulo drew bases IlM loaded walks In the sixth Inning • ii a M N SX i t to break a 3-3 tie and give the II Tl U* Yankees their victory. John ii n m t-i i* s x> >i i Monlcfusco allowed only one of MB «S ll't his six hits after the first Inning to raise his record to 4-3. Dave • If* Ox** ■ H HI ii it a h Rlghettl. the third New York • • mn relief pitcher, went the final two M M 4» ll't a s <a II I Innings for his 28th save. Alan Cxuxx* I) S *0 D I*, tiawac* Trammell homcred for Detroit. Red Box 8. O rioles 0 I At Baltimore. Tony Armas M.Tvt* M*MrMI knockrd In three runs with a V iM lC h u fl CaxMMffLMM*M*I double and his 40th homer and Ana***l t**Dx**i BUI Buckner went 5-for-5 with ta* fraxMc* 1 la t*t*iiai,i It Ml three RBI to lead the Red Sox. lAATIxxtIT) Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd. 12-10. M M * i l * * * r *11 * fe « tart struck out nine and walked one (tun i s*« lira* nn a In notching his ninth complete .O x X r t IM II* • game and third shutout of the fxoawx i * « * ** ft * fe season. Storm Davis. 14-8. took wsni—MuiM.ia»x C X M > iI 'M * * , H I M the loss. ItcaMIIIM B * x ****** (lira q n M t a Mariners 8. White Box I saTtii sa *« At Chicago. Jim Beattie scat­ isM l a a**m i i s k a q m * tered six hi ts and Danny Traxxu IOra* III t a * ■ Tartabull drove In a pair of runs 4pneF4l4eVrt to help the Matlners to victory. Ft ife »m N4>nF Ohup40 Lfe* Beattie. 12-15. won his third MfetitotO* straight decision by striking out Lfe4fem4lpFrptP» Cmcrnrnm 4 fewfefe 10 and wa l k i n g on e. T h e 30-year-old tight hander hurled his 11th complete game In 31 RESULTS starts. Ken Phelps homcred for Seattle and Rudy Law connected for Chicago. MX IM— ~ WMIM Al MX •m aunx as aa c*t cma WMSXTTMSHaM.NTB MORECASH Am u * im * x - At1*** *■ * km** m Om X Mm m k i »M*a lx ** I m . *••* 0 * Mr^f. Om x XTXtxm Or )i PITTSBURGH (UPI) — John Candelaria says the Pittsburgh Pirates will have to come up with some more money before he agrees to become a r e lie f p itch er on a steady basts next year. Earlier. Candelaria had Indicated he didn’t mind the awltcb. u iM M - im la**** - Cars'. ■Cfca Cm b>l* M OxA—C M tX X t-1 t l M ia a ittiuxAxx* s-wx ixn lain Ml I • CrM.H»MXaxi*f.AAn AxxSM lMS<* - t a ta* IS ixfAt* OMIII. *r«M Im IU Orx tMiq. m xtr l* M « MA n l-TX M RX* I II HU*C*il Amxcm Im Ctrxt. To a Msr 10 IA hara I** OmN O n X S ir t x T» D A VIS CYCLE SERVICE J A C K A B IL L D A V IS ARE BACK • ROTMCYCU r u n * A C C tn W M Open: Mon. • fT l © AM • 7 PM 1414 t. Frssdt Am . ,n «. Phone 322-2969 t 4 f t t mt» A M IV K i Sal. 10 AM • 4 PM '4 - fe-** �4B— Evening Herald, Sanford. FI. Sunday, Sept ] ] , IfM Stellar Defensive Effort Can't Save Greyhounds By Ctarla F itte r Herald Sports W riter ORLANDO — Lym aps defense turned In a strong performance Friday night, but Its offense never got closer than the oppo­ n e n t ' s 2 5 •y a r d l i ne. T h e Greyhounds' Inability to move the ball on offense enabled Colonial's Grenadiers to claim a 10-0 victory at Colonial High. Scott said. "But the ollcnse Just didn’ t move the football. Our deepest penetration was Colo­ nial's 25-yard line late In the game and a holding penalty killed that drive." Lyman managed Just 67 yards rushing and only 39 passing Friday night. The defense held lough as long as It could but Colonial broke a scoreless tie Lyman fell to 0-3 with Ihc loss with 10 points In the third and has another tough task next quarter. It was the punting of Tony week against Five Star Confer­ ence leader Lake Mary. Colonial Johnson then kept Colonial out of good field position In the first Improved to 2-1 with the win. "Th e defense played a good half. Johnson boomed a 49-yard hallgamc." Lyman coach Bill punt In the first quaiter. a Prep Football 32-yardcr that went out of hounds at the eight-yard line In the second and a 50-yard effort also In the second quarter. Johnson's punting along with the defensive play of Mike Henley and Avery Mearweathcr kept the Grenadiers from scoring In the first half. Colonial finally broke the tie mi d wa y t hr ough the third quarter when quarterback Mike Regner hit Curtis Hall for a seven-yard touchdown pass. Mustala el Rashid’s conversion kick gave the Grenadiers a 7 0 lead. Regner completed 6 of 19 passes for 77 yards and was Intercepted twice. Regner. who leads Central Florida In passing, fueled the 11-play. 72-yard drive with a variety of misdirection plays and swing passes. The Grenadiers made It 10-0 when El Rashid booted a 25-yard field goal with 2:52 left in the third quarter. The field goal was srt up bv an Interception. Ly man fi nal l y got wi thi n scoring position late In the fourth quarter, but a holding penally took them out of position and enabled Colonial to hang on to the shutout. Mike Slrmans carried eight times for 28 yards to lead Lyman in rushing while Johnson com­ pleted Just 3 of 15 passes for 36 yards and was intercepted twice. Lyman's defense held Colonial to Just 181 y a r d s total offense. "There were some good de­ fensive efforts led by Mike Henley and Avery Merweather. Scott said. "On offense, we thought we could throw on ihcnt (Colonial) but weren't able to. Now we have to get things together for Lake Mary." ...Sanford Continued from IB stopped well short of the first down. Seminole mounted Its first scoring drive after Wusson's 30-yard punt. Seminole took over on Its own 20 and. after four carries by Cliff Campbell, the ‘ Notes were at Ihclr own 40. The first quarter ended two plays later with Seminole still holding a 2-0 lead. Seminole continued Its drive Into the second quarter and the big play was a 22-yard run by Dcron Thompson that gave the Tribe a first down on the Lake Howell 21. Three plays later. Seminole had a first and goal at the eight. But the drive ended, t e m p o r a r i l y , w h e n Daryl Edgem on fum bled and Jim Chalmers recovered for Lake Howell. But the Hawks returned the favor on the very next play as Innunen fumbled and Seminole recovered at the seven-yard line. Lake Howell's defense then rose to the occuslon und forced Edgem on. S em in ole's place kicker, to attempt a 22-yard field goal, Edgemon's effort was wide left, though. Lake Howell got Its first firm! down of the game, and only of Flrlt downl Rutlwt yardt Pat tat Patting y*rdt Puntt Fumblat lost PtniUlot yifdt 0 09-9 0„ to 0-19 R»gn»r (Et L 11 ?t 4? 3 15 2 34 * 40 to 445 c 13 31 104 4 112 n 3 31 10 S 45 IntfivMwol Loodort Ruthlng — Lym*n, Slrmont I 29 Thon-4» 1 14 Colonial. Hall I » . H ailty tl 2t Patting — Lyman. T Johnton J tj J * Colonial. Rognor 4 10 1 Tl Rttalvlng — Lyman, Ptilipctt 2 2i. S ib ,. 111. St. Cloud Shackles Bowers, Oviedo ...Rams Continued from IB chance to fold after we blocked the punt, but they didn't." The play In question occurred with 2:08 left In the third quarter. Reserve quarterback John Cowan broke past a Lake Mary b lo ck er and blocked Caughell's punt at the Lake Mary 25. The hall rolled out of Itnundsal the 15. With the scored lied at 13-13, the I’atrlols had pulled the yo-yo In their direction and appeared ready to lake control. Dclflacco picked up two yards and Kurt Mum bulled for live more behind monstrous Curt Mull to move the hall to the Lake Mary 8. Then the Rams got a break. A procedure call cost the Fats five and moved It bark to the 13. On third down. Dclflacco fired In­ complete Tullls Ihen called for place kicker Dennis Groseclose. The versatile senior had the distance but his 29-yard attempt wavered to the left with Just 33 seconds left In the third quarter. "That wus the turning point.” said Tullls. "When we didn't stick It In after that blocked punt. It turned the momentum." The Rams didn't waste any time In getting started. Lucarelll, who . against Ignited (he final drive. Taking a pitch, he circled left hut was greeted by two defend­ ers. l.ucurelll stuck his head Into b o t h , t h e n s p u n o f f and scrambled up the sideline for 14 yards and a first down ul the 34. Underwood was next, motoring Inside for nine yards at the quarterendrd Again It was Underwood, dip­ ping and dodging Inside for 19 yards and a llrsl down ul the Lake Brantley 38. Lucarelll followed tackle Mike Galvunl for eight more to the 30. Underwood then went for five. Lueurrlll for two and Underwood for eight more to Ih 15 as Ihc clock licked down to 10 minutes. Ilarlsflcld, playing wldeout. then wl|H-d out Mam with a crushing block as Lucarelll swept ihc right side for seven y i * to ihc eight. Schmll tried to scramble Irft. hul lost u yard. With a little ovt r eight minutes left. Nelson switched Hnrtsfleld to UB and the 5-7. 155-pounder did his thing. "Ray hud the option to run or puss." said Nelson. "But If hr can get around the end. we tell him to run." That's exactly whal huppenrd and Hurt shrill was Just able to sneak the bull across the plane for the deciding touchdown. It was the third o f three s|tedacular TDs for the Rams. Lucarelll. who put together his second 100-yard game with 123 In 17 tries, electrified the big crowd with 56-yard burst for u t ouc hdown In I hr opening 9 .0 Cotonltl — W r i 7 l»4tt Uom L fin *n ................ ....... C oiw U I..... —......... -*....... By Lou Stefano Herald Sports Writer Lake Mary's Charlie Lucorelli (31) uses a block by Donald Grayson (42) to gain 14 yards against Brantley. quarter. Underwood's PAT gave Luke Mary a 7-0 lead with 9:40 left In the quarter. “ Caughell knocked the end out and I saw a lllilc gap." said Lucarelll about Ills cutback. “ When I see that,. I usually cut out. I got a lucky rut and there wus an awful lot of real estate ahead.” A little over u quarter later, the Rums added number two. This lime tncklr Marty Hopkins and end Walt White hurrassed De­ Marco Into throwing the Itall Into a crowd. to throw and as soon as he (Grayson) got a step on the defender, I laid It up Inward the left corner." said Schmll. Grayson t<»ok the pass In full stride and dashed Into the end zone with 6:10 left In the half. Underwood’s kick was wide but Lake Mary was securely ahead with a 13-0 bulge. When Lake Brantley couldn t gel anything going on the next series. It looked as If the Rams would take a 13-0 bulge Into the locker room. At their 35. howev­ e r. J r f f M o rris and Larr y Froem m lng sandwiched Patt Murray, who coughed up the plgskln as Sean O’Hrlun recov­ ered with Jnsl 36 licks to play. Byron Washington tipped the ball Into the air und Ilarlsflcld corralled It ut the Lake Bruntlcy 35. The next strike was deadly. Srhmlt faked Into the line and l-ake Brantley needed Just 27. dropped flvr steps back. He only On the first play. Dclflacco lofted had eyes for one — wldeout a (tass Into the end zone. Byron Grayson — who wus running u Washington went up for the ball down und out on the left side. but It ticked ofT Ills hands. John "The line guve me great time Mnndn was standing Itchlnd hint the first half, after the missed out was no good. field goal as Jack hit Wasson Thompson returned the sec­ with a 14-yard pass. But one first ond half kickoff 45 yards to the d o w n wa s al l t he s t i n g y 50-yard line and. after Campbell Seminole defense would allow us rambled for 10 yurds on first Lake Howell was held to minus do wn. It look ed as If the one yard in the next three plays and was forced to punt. 'It w a s Ilk * It w as This time Seminole gave the ball right back to the Hawks us tlm * for C hrlitm as or Whelchel's first down pass was something. I took fivo Intercepted by T fir y Gammons stop* back and it w ot at the Lake Howell 34. right in my hand*.' After an Incomplete puss on first down. Jack was sacked by — Bryan DaBota Ihe Dr Dose brothers on second down lor a five-yard loss. Jack's third down pass wus also In­ Semlnoles had something going. complete and Wasson came In But, after two incomplete passes and a sack of Mike Whelchel by and unloaded a 42-yard punt Greg Buckley. Seminole had to The Seminole return man mis Judged Ihe punt and fumbled It. punt Ihe ball away. A pair of laikr Howell players Af t er u 44-yard punt by had a chance at the loose pigskin Wasson. Seminole again drove but It s q ui r t e d a w a y and (he ball deep Into Lake Howell Seminole recovered It at Its own t e r r i t o r y . T h e r u n n i n g of 17-yard line with 2 03 left In the Campbell and JoJo McCloud first half. gave Seminole u first down ul Seminole could only get out to the Hawks' 12 with 2:10 left in the 21 and had to punt with 35 Ihe third quarter. But. on second seconds left In the half. Brooks down at the nine, a procedure received Hal Posey's punt on the penally cost the 'Nolcs five yards Lake Howell 40-yard line and the and, on the next play. Whelchel senior speedster broke loose for a fumbled und Dave Williams re­ 39-yard return to the Seminole covered for Ihe Hawks. 11. With no time outs leh. Luke Lake Howell then got Its sec­ Howell chose to go for the field ond first down of the game on goal with 25 seconds left and Ihe last play of the third quarter Jeff Philips' try from 29 yards as Jack hit Wasson for a 13-yard 01 r t o » To remain ihiouilh 0 «'lW 4 ArUon, request t it - v *0- 0*0 « r * and the Patriot wide receiver pulled In the pass at the six-inch iinr. Everybody knew what was coining next, but Dclflacco Jusl followed the 6-6. 275-pound Mull Into the end zone for the TD with nine seconds to play. The PAT wus wide, but Brantley was back In the game. 13-6. The Patriots pulled even on Ihe first drive of the second half. Using the strong running of Emmons and Marn. the Pats used a 16-play. 72-yard march for the Ivlng score. The drive, however, wasn't without Its theatrics. Facing a fourth down ul ihc Lake Mary tight. Tullls culled for the fake field goal. “ I knew It wus com­ ing.'* said Ram lln eb a ck rr Caughell. "And when he (Em­ mons) ran right. I thought we had hint slopped.*' They did. temporarily. Em­ mons. however, reversed his Held und picked up a great block by Scott Salmon who wiped out two defenders. Emmons Ihen circled left to the other sideline and found Rich Pearce In the end zone. He (llpj>cd the ball and Pearce made a diving catch. "Just a great play by Emmons." said Tullls. "A n d Pearce made u super catch." Groseclose added the PAT and Brantley was even until Nelson culled for Ihe filet mlguon und Hartsfleld delivered Ihe deciding score. "That should have been a nice, easy 20-7 win." laughed Nelson while reclining In his mausoleum of u coaching room. "But they made all those big play. It wus a helluva game until Ihe final minute." Over 9.000 screaming fans will ullest to that. , gain. The drive ended three out. Edgemon missed the con­ plays later, though, as the version kick but Seminole had a Seminole defense once again 8-0 lead with 1:28 left to pluy. rose to the occasion. " I t happened so qui ck I A short punt by Wasson gave couldn't believe U." Bryan Deihe Tribe good field position but Bose said of his interception. "It Seminole had to punt after three w us l i ke It wa s t i me f or plays. After a pass completion Christinas or something. I took for no gain on first down and a five steps back and it was right tncompletlon on second. Jack In my hands." was sacked for the fourth time ol Lake Howell picked up a pair the game, this time by Brinson o f first downs on Its next and Lowry for a 13-yard loss. Seminole then took over with possession and got to midfield 5:20 left In Ihe game and the 2-0 with 50 seconds left to play. On lead, the sm allest possible first down at the 50. Jack was margin of victory for a shutout, almost Intercepted and. on sec­ looked Insu rm oun table. So ond down, he was sacked again 'much so that a number of Lake by Brinson. T w o m ore In­ Howell faithful filed out o f the complete passes gave Seminole the ball on downs and the stadium. Seminole whittled the clock defense came off the field having down to 2:02 before It wus forced Just won a football game. to punt on fourth down at the " W e were a w esom e." d e­ Lake Howell 43-yard line. Posey' fensive lineman Hall said. “ We lifted a high punt that only went Jusl had to bear down and do the about 10 yards In the air. but It Job." t o o k a g o o d b o u n c e and Seminole downed It at the on­ Mike DeDose credited Ihc de­ e-yard line. fensive performance to hard With 1:45 remaining. Jack w ork In the wei ght room. was forced to throw from his "W orking out In the weight own end zone. His first two room Is like a seventh period passes were Incomplete. Jack class for us." he said. "Right then looked for Evans on third after practice, we go to the down, but threw right Into Ihe weight room and work out. waiting hands of Bryan DcBosc Coach (Dave) Mosure Is working who hauled It In and bulled Into us hard and It's really paying Ihe end zone from seven yards off." OVIEDO — Oviedo's lalntird running back Charles 'Pop' Bowers hud rolled up 361 yards In Jusl 38 carries in Ihe Lion's first two games (Ills season. Both Oviedo wins. Friday night, however, the Bowers' offensive machine was ground to a halt as the St. Cloud Bultdogs shut out the Lionel 14-0, and In the process held Ihe senior fullback to Jusl 4 I yards In 15 carries. But St. Cloud head coach Joe Smith said his strategy wasn't to key on Bowers. ” 1 don't know how anybody else feels hut 1fed that there are very few people good enough to beat a leant.'' lie said. We Just wanted everybody to be in their position because If we key on him IBowers) and everybody runs to him and he cut s back, there's nobody there." Oviedo football coach Jack Blanton was less scientific than his counterpart. "We Just didn't play well. St. Cloud Just wanted to win more than we did," said the fiery Blanton. "They were a better football team tonight than we were." the key lo the os much or Even though Bowers rolled up Ihe yards. Oviedo scored only 17 total points In the two wins. Friday night, the defense was pushed up and down the field but made the big play lo keep Oviedo In the game. On the second play of Ihe game, St. Cloud quarterback Steve Edwards hit flanker Brad Hendrcn with a three-yard pass but the Lion defense gang tackled Hendrcn. causing and recovering a fumble In Bulldog territory. But four plays netted Just five yards and the scoring threat ended on the Bulldog 26. After trading punts, the St. Cloud offense, which up to Friday's game was the number two passing offense In Central Florida, got untracked. Edward* hit Ed Trcdway for six yards and fullback Tom Herring busted up the middle for 10 more lo put the Bulldogs deep In Oviedo territo­ ry. Facing a fourth and one on Ihc 26. Edwards ran a keeper lor the'first down to keep the drive alive. On a second and 10 from tl* 10, Edwards rolled out to the right side and throw back across the middle into the waiting ann* of Lion linebacker Kevin Clifford to kill the drive. The Lions, though, were stljl without offense as three Bowers' carries could net only four yards and a short punt put the defense back on the field, defending from Its own 45. From there, the Bulldog offense, which was supposed to fill the atr with passes, scored on seven plays, six of them rushing plays, to put the 'Dogs up 7-0 with 7:43 left in the half. The key to the drive was a firs! and goal play on the two Fullback Dave Rinehart bulled the ball up the middle and was hit hard, causing Ihe ball to fly Into the endzone where the Llop defense recovered, but the ball was ruled dead at the two. StCloud scored on the next play. U. C M -------------------------- M 1 * » - R o*t*st....... ............................ • I I * - I i t Cloud — Rinohort trim(Hondronkick) St Cloud —Mowing*run(Htndrtnkick) Flrtldownt Ruttwtyordt Rotting yardt Runt» FumWot loti Fsooltlo* yardt K It M in S IM OV ‘J IS IS t*J I «) 4 )| M I JO U *u 11 > j» Rutlung - SI Cloud. Morrlng II J! * It. Trtdwoy * It. Rinohart 11)0 0 Booort Ii4 1 . Smith 1} 47 Potting - si Cloud. Edwsrdt I Ovtodo. J Morrow 1*1 14) R x tltln g - It . Cloud, Oviodo. Wood l ( 4) • * - l �Which Is exactly what happened against Astronaut When Whelchel did get the lime, and did get his feet planted, and did avoid lhe rush, and did get the pass airborne. Cushing was there to snag It. On the first play of the second quarter against Astronaut. Cushing made a nice diving grab for nine vards. Then. In the third quarter, Whelchel found him again and the sure-fingered senior hauled In the pass for 15 yards. "I had six passes that were supposed to go to me." said Cushing. "But three times the line fell apart and the other lime It w'as batted down.” Which makes for a frustrating evening for any wldcout. “ It becomes very frustrating." said Cushing. “ You practice and practice and practice. Sometimes, you want lo quit because It doesn't seem like y o u 're a c ­ complishing anything." But don't look for this Seminole to .. .C u s h i n g Continued from IB Jiomchmcs. Whelchel looks like a million dollars. Bui olher times " Oiher limes, well, he looks like hr did against Astronaut. Despite the lackluster showing |5-for-20) against Astronaut. Posey maintains the air attack has not been grounded. ” 1don’t Jhlnk Astronaut was a fair assess­ ment.’’ said Posey. "W e didn’t have real good protection, but Mike still has to learn he’s got lo stay In there and handle the pressure. He’s going to ect hit anyway." But what about Cushing? "As far as Mike s hands go. he's as close to being a standout end as anyone we've had " said Posey about his 5-11. 161-pound senior. "If you get the ball near him, he l| make the effort to catch It.” Evening Herald, Sanford. FI. He was determined to come back, though, and six weeks later he did. Unbelleveably. he was running the same patterns, took the same dive and fractured his collarbone In the same place. Did It cross his mind to consider another position? "No. not at all. Now my collarbone's nice and hard." laughed the dark-haired senior. "W ide receiver Is the only poslllon I've ever wanted to play. "T h e only bad thing about It Is that you have lo rely on other people a lot. The line has to block and the quarterback has to get It near you. I've thought about playing DB (defensive back) where It would lx- Just me and the hall carrier, hut I decided against It." Cushing and Whelchel. who Is also an excellent student, feel they have lime on their side. “ It’s only the 'W e ’ve got a lot of tlmo to provo ourselves to coach Posey. We've |ust got to show him that w e can throw and catch the ball so he won't be afraid to call It.' — M ike Cushing quit. He's been through enough to discourage Cliff Branch and Lynn Swann, hut It hasn't kept hint side­ lined. Cushing, who didn't play organized football until he entered Grooms. felt the patn of the game dining his first season. While running patterns for the Panthers, he dove for a ball and landed on his collarbone. Crack. It cost him six weeks. FOOinu c°*•**>*. [0I1TEST V * I! 2TooT SUPEr“SUB REG7$6.99!| rCl I FEU S ! 4 TO • W0 U OFF r r turn $ 1M. 0 5l™'I ***** j m om I PUA8* CAT \ ONE OAV IN ADVANCE ■h t i H Wise 2911 S. ORLANDO DR. 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Follow your favorite local, college and professional football team in the Evening Harald. Don’t miss out Subscribe today. * *9 r* * i 1? *» r e cx/Toa r m x LEVI’S® Cords $ 1 f " FREE Levi’s® S port W ollR t FR EE ESTIMATES m w m t ttoogcnnoesAM ouAUTvwveitooa w p g g g jm CALL CIRCULATION AT 322-2611 TO SUBSCRIBE TODAY. E v e n in g H e ra ld UNF080, F10410A 100 N. FRENCH ME- \ ¥ m* %4 * - 0' % I ' * r �\ *B— Evanlng Herald, Sanford, FI. Sunday, Stpt. 1 J, l*M U.S. Embassies Were Warned Of Another Attack WASHINGTON (Ul’ ll — The Stale Depart­ ment warned Its em­ bassies around the world two weeks ago that It feared another terrorist attack on a U.S. Installation was being plotted. The attack occurred. Two suicide bombers k i l l e d 23 p e o p l e Thursday at the U.S. Em bassy In Beirut, Lebanon. In light of the bom­ bing, the State De­ partment again Is sen­ ding messages to all e m b a s s i e s and missions In the world, with emphasis on the Middle East, warning them to tighten securi­ ty even further. S p o k e s m a n Joh n Hughes told reporters the Islamic Jihad — a group that has claimed responsibility for two Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at P O Bai 711. *717 Seminole A v e . Goldenrod. Seminole County, Florida under the IIctlIleus noma of M ET ROLAND, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florldo In accordance with tho provisions ol the Fictitious Noma Statutes, to wit Section 4SS Of Florida Statutes 1*57 /s/Robert S Belles Publish September 1. f, 14. 11. If O EX » other attacks on U.S, targets In Lebanon — reportedly called the Beirut office of the Agence France Press news agency Sept. 8 to threaten. In Hughes’ words, "to strike very shortly at key Ameri­ can Interests In the Middle East.” " T h a t threat was taken seriously," he said. "U.S. missions In the area were alerted." But two terrorists managed to shoot their w ay past Lebanese guards and approach th e e m b a s s y In a bom b-laden ve h icle that exploded, killing at least 23 people. In­ cl udi ng two A m eri­ cans. A State Department spokesman said, "If we had built the building, we would have built It differently." IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FIN Number 44-070CP IN R E : ESTA TEO F ROSENA MCINTOSH, a/k/e Florence Rosena McIntosh. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration of tho Mtato ot ROSENA MclNTOSH. d e c e a se d . F ile N um ber 44 470 CP. If pending In the C ircu it Ceurt lor Seminole C o u n ty. F lo r id a . P ro b ate Division, tho address ol which Is P O. Drawer " C " . Senlord. Florldo 77771 The names end addresses ot Ihe personal repre tentative and the personal rep retenletlve'l attorney ere set torth below All Interested persons era required to tile with this court. WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS OF THE FIR ST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE (II oil claims against the estate ond t il any oblocllon by on Interested person to whom this Nolle# was mailed that challenges the valid Ity at Ihe will, the qwellllcetlons ot the personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction ol tho court. A LL CLAIMS AND OBJEC 7 IONS NOT SO F IL E O W ILL BE FO R E V E R B A R R E O Publication ol this Nolle# began on September >1. 1*44 Personal Representative /*/ Burton Dyel McIntosh. Jr US Robin Road Altamonte Springs. F L 17701 Attorney lor Personal Representative Denial J LeFevre. Lawyer lOflW Fairbanks Avenue P O Bos 70 Winter Pork. Florldo Telephone (7011447 7*71 Publish September 17.70. ISOs O EX 114 Sanford Man Arraigned In Child Sex Case A 58-ycar-old San­ ford man awaiting trial Oct. 1 on a charge of sexual hatlery to u 6-year-old Sanford boy was arraigned Thurs­ day on charges of vio­ lation of probation. Clifford Mllllkcn Jr., o f 121014 Magnol i a Ave., nrTested April 17 In connection with the sexual battery, a p ­ peared before Circuit J u d g e R ober t McGregor to have a VOP hearing date set. The hearing Is to de­ termine If Mllllkcn's arrest on the sexual battery charge violated his probation earlier this year for four lewd and lascivious assaults on a girl In 1080. M llllkcn was sen­ tenced to lOO years In 1080 on the charges of sexual battery to the girl but had the sen­ tence reduced to 19 years In 1062 on a technicality to lewd and lascivious assaults. T h e s e n t e n c e was further reduced later In 1982 to 714 years so Mllllkcn could receive treatment as a men­ tally disordered sex of­ fender. Mllllkcn, how­ ever, refused treatment and since the state cannot force a prisoner to participate In such a program and the Judge no longer had Jurisdic­ tion In the case, he was released In February after approximately 314 years In prison. With the consent of both the prosecuting attorney. Kurt Erlenbach, and Mllllkcn's defense attorney, Legal Notice IN THB CIRCU IT COURT. CIO H TM N TH JU D ICIA L CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR t t M IN O L I COUNTY. FLO RID A F R O S A T I DIVIttON FIN Number SM1I-CF I N R I l ES TA TE OF P H IL L IP A. SYR D . Dk i m N NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration ol Iho MUW ol P H ILIP A. BYRD, d o c o e io d . F i l s N u m b e r S4 411 CP. It pending In Ihe C ircu it. Court lor Seminole C o u n ty , F lo r id a , P ro b e lo Division, the addrete ol which It Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Florldo J7771. Tho name* ond oddrouM ol Iho personal roproeonlollvo ond tho personal roproeonlollvo'e ol tomty ore oat torth below All Intoroetod portone oro required Is file with Silt court. WITHIN T H R E E MONTHS OF TH E F IR S T PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TICE; ( II all claims against the Mtele and tt) any oblo cllon by an Inloroelod person to wham Nile nallta wat mailed that eholtongoa tho valid Ity dl tha will, tha suallflcalleni of tho personal representative, venue, er lurledktton el We court. A L L CLAIM S AND O i J E C TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL B E F O R E V E R BA R RED . Pwbftootton el Wl* Notice hat rlO, use TH E RESAM cOU AIDE BYRO La m wood Villose Apartment* 1000 Douglas Rood. Apt. H H Longweod. Florida SUM Attorney lor Poreonol Representative R O B E R T M M O R R IS.Require « l| WMtttth Street Peel O tlka Drawer lew Unlord. Florida S im leJO Telephene; l » | » l m o Publish September 14. ! L I MO O EX IW I\ Vaughn Brennan, the furturc hearing — after the sexual battery trial — will be scheduled lx-fore Circuit Judge C. Vernon Mize who wljl conducting the sexual battery trial. A c c*o r d I n g t o McGregor, testimony from that trial will be used to delermine If a violation of probation occurred. According to arrest reports. Mllllkcn was arrested after u proba­ tion officer went to his neighborhood to warn a mother to keep her children away from the suspect because he had served time for child molesting. Dur i n g the vi si t, probation apd parole officer Steven Beasley learned that her son r e p o r t e d l y was assaulted twice In late March or early April, according to a Sanford police report. Mllllkcn Is being held without bond In the Seminole County Jail. - D e i n e IN T H EC IB C U IT COURT OF THE EIO H T IE N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NUMBER: 00 744* CA M E RE TH E M A R R IA G E O F: P H IL U P G L E N R O S E Petitioner K IM B E R LY RUTH ROSE Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION TO: K IM B ER LY RUTH ROSE (Address Unknown) Lost Known Address S South River Street Frenkl In. Warren County. Ohio YOU A R E N O TIFIED that on action tor Distortion ot Mar rloge hot boon tiled against you In tho above named Ceurt. end yeu are required to serve a copy the Petition on the Petitioner's a t te r n e y . C A R M IN E M B R A V O . E S Q U IR E , pi CARMINE M BRAVO. P A , I4S0 Slate Rood 414. Sulla 7. Long wood Springs -Professional Cantor. Long Lot wood. Florldo 73710 ond IIN the original answer or pleading In tho ottlce ol tho Clerk ot the Circuit Court In and tor SEM INOLE County. Florldo. on or before tho 10th day ol October. IN4 It you loll to do to. ludgmenl by default will bo takon against you tor the relief demanded In the pelllion WITNESS my hand ond eool mis Sth day ot September. 1H4 (SEA L) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr C L E R K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: JeanBrlllenl Deputy Clark Publish: September f. 14. 77. X . HB4 O EX SS J o r d a n Legal Notice IN TH E CIRCU IT COURT FOR S EM IN O LI COUNTY, FLO RID A PRORATE DIVISION File Number *4-11* CP IM R E: ES T A T E O F M A R G A RETS HART. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The adm lnlitrollon ol tho Mtataol M ARGARET S. HART, d e c e e ie d . F ile N um b er 40 I I I CP, l i pending In the C ircu it Ceurt lor Seminole C o u n ty , F lo r id a . P re b ate Olvlelen. the eddreu el which is Post Ottlco Drawer "C", Sen lord. Florida 11771. The nemet end addresses el the personal representative end Ihe personal representative's attorney are eel torth below All Inleroiled persons ore required to tile with this court. WITHIN T H R EE MONTHS OF THE FIR S T PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE I II all claims against the estate and (1) any oblocllon by on Interested person to whom mis notice was moiled that challenges the valid Ity ol tha will, tha quantisations of tho personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction of tho court A LL CLAIMS AND O BJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R BARRED Publication of this Notice has begun on September 10. IM4 Personal Representative BRUCE OROBNYX IN I Isabel Drive Senlbel Island. Florida 17*17 Attorney tar Personal Representative Thomas E Moorey M OOREY, SEALS. OARVIN A T R IP P . P A Post Oflko Drawer MaO Fori Myers. F lor Ido J1TC7 Telephone S ll/ lle Id a Publish September 14, I t IM4 D EX I0J FICTITIOUS NAME Notice l i hereby given that I am engaged In business ol TtJ Coach light O r., Fern Park, Semlneto County. Florldo 71770 under mo flctlttoue nemo at THE GERMAN WAY, ond that I Intend to register told name with tha Clark ot the Circuit Court, Semlneto County. Florldo In accordance with tho pro vlslona el the Fklltlous Name Statutes, to wit: Section US Of Florldo Slatuto* tMJ. I l l Slgrld Stupelmen Publish September f, u , i i . yg, IfBf. O EX SB IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number t f 140CP IN R E t ES T A T EO F AM O SW ILLIA M RAYLE. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration of tho aslo lo ol AMOS W IL L IA M R A Y L E. deceased. Flto Number la UN CP. It ponding In Iho C ircu it Court tar Seminole C o u n ty, F lo r id a , P ro b ate Division, the address ot which I* Semlneto County Courthouse. Sanford. Florldo 11771. Tho nemos and addresses at the pereonel reprttentotlvo and the poreonol representative'# at tornay ore eat torth below All Interacted persons oro required to tile with mis court, WITHIN T H R EE MONTHS OF THE FIR ST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: ID Oil claims ogolnst tho osloto and 111 any oblocllon by an Intoroetod person to whom Mia netka woe melted that challenges the valid Ity of the will, the quellfkettone at the poreonol representative, venue, or lurledktton ot the court. A L L CLAIM S AND O B JEC ­ TIONS NOT SO F IL E O W ILL • E F O R E V E R BARRED . Publication of this Notice hoe begun an September 37. Itte Poreonol Represent#live B L A IN E V IR G IN IA SCHOOPING I I U Banyan Drive Maitland. Florida Attorney tor Poreonol Roproeonlollvo: ABBOTT *4 H I RRING. P A . UBIWoetFIretSlroot Son lord. F L 11771 Telephone (MU m a700 Publish September 13. M. Iff# D EX tU NOTICE UNDER FICTITIO U S NAME STATUTE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y O IVEN Wot the undersigned, pursuant to Chapter Oil Of, Florldo Slot utas. will register wlW tho ClerS Of tho Circuit Court. SomlnoN County. Florldo. upon receipt ot proof ol tho publication ot this Notice, tha fictitious name P U R E C LEA N ER S , located at M l W Senlendo Springs Rood. Longwood F L 77/10. Seminole County. Florldo Thoea engaged In such busl ness ond tho porconlego ot ownership Is; S IK E EN , INC. — MOV Doled ot Orlando. Orange County. Florida, mis Iftti day ol September. IMS L E V H SMITH Agent lor Registrant IV N Highland Awnuo Post Office Boa IIU Orlando. Florldo M U Publish September 13. 70 A October 7,14 1M4 D EX tit . . . . CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando * Winter Park CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 t i m e ........................ M C i lino HOURS 3 c a n s f c u t lf f tlm ts 5 * c ■ lint 1 :3 0 A .M . - 5 :3 0 P .M . MONDAY thru F R ID A Y SA TU R D A Y 9 • Neon 7 c o n it c u t lv t tim es 4 9 C a lin t 1 0 c o n s K v t h f t lm ts 4 4 C a line $ 2 .0 0 Minimum 3 L h tts Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Doy Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday Monday - 11:00 A.M. Saturday 21—Personals 71— H e lp W a n t e d •ABORTION* let Tr*matter abortion 7 11 wke . 1140 Medico Id; 111# wke. 1110 Medicaid 1170 Gyn Services I l f : Pregnancy toil tree counseling Professional core supportive atmosphere, confidential AVON EARN1NOIWOWIII O PEN T E R R IT O R IE S NOWMI H IM ** or 77704*1 ______ Babysitter Needed prater in my homo Rator. required. Coll after * PM 777 0M7 Bo Flooded with otter*t Make M o n e y w o r k in g ot homalDatoll* Ruth SSAE to O B. Dept. A 3*24 S Senlord A w . Sanford. Flo 77771. Capo Cenewrol firm eapondlng In Seminole I worker* pro during, 4 more needed *7*0 P/T. 14)0 full time Carter oriented people Only ow r II. Full training 771 *707, bator* 4 4 cra ftsm en * Til* aattor*. gleuori. trim carp o n te ri, and m arb le In ­ staller* Top pay permanent I CEN TR A L FLORIDA WOMEN'S HEALTH NEW LOCATION 1700 W, Colonial Dr Orlando JOS m 0431 I 100 111 7744 ________ e e S IN O L IS L IS T E N # a a RECO RD ED MESSAOE a Coll AAA Introductions Iff-1100 Women 77. attractive blonde, overweight. I child, seeks a good, down to oarth. marriage minded man, 111 0005 23—Special Notices Andrea's Lawn A Landscaping Specialising In maintenance ol Cpmmorlcal Property Largo A Small................ I l l TfU HOLYLAND San Sun Travel Agency _OnJo^ajtChurchPaja_ 27—Nursery t, Child Cere Child core, aicallanl reference* Senlord airport area Coll 771 4447. 33—Reel Estate Courses BA LL School ol R ail Estate 771 a lito r 771 7144 GU ARAN TEED Employment MASTER CHARGE OR VISA 55—Business Opportunities D EA LER SW A N TED Residential security system* 101 711 I7W ROUTE FOR SALE Handling pure, natural trult lukes Service pro established account* In metals such ot Holiday Inn, Remade. How erd Johnson. Quality Inn. Bast Western, etc Will I eke tie.aao cash, Includes Inventory ond equipment No selling replace product only Will net appro* Imately 1JOO par week Writ# Bos 710747. Birmingham. At. 31714 Include phono numbar or cell toll tra* I *00111 aoaf 41—Money to Lend Bualnai* Capital *10.000 to *1.000,000 and Over P. O Boa 1411 Winter Pk. Flo 777*0. 47— Career Emptopntni 323-5171 1)7* French Ave. CRT OPERATORS « month* plut asparlanc# * must No Fa* Ablest Tempo rory Very lea 111 7*48 Driver needed Warehouse help er needed Apply In person to Mr Gilliam 440 N Orange A w . Orlando 411 4441 or Mr Rabun ot 1100 S French A w 777 7M7 D R IV E R / B U L K P LA N T POSITION Chaulier llconta A clean driving record Good pay, hotpltalliatlon, other benefit* Apply Semlneto Po froieum Co. 703 N. Laurel A w , Senlord Earn *0/ hr . part lima House ol Lloyd No Inwslmont Fro# *300 kill 174 4051 ELECTR O N IC ASSEM BLERS E i per lance In wiring printed circuit. Immediate openings In Longwood aroa Ablest Temporary Service 111 7*40 Even When It's Hot no on* C l o i e t th e D o o r On A Classified Ad Excellent Income tor part time homo assembly work. For Into Call *04 441 KM), Eat 7*40 Open Sun ftaperlancad Merfgag* Lean First Federal *1 Seminole. Call Mr. Alban at 117 1141. Experienced Body man Needed far Cel 11sen Werk In local Pomt a. Node know « * *4*a Field Service Manager Mutt like working with hand* A outdoor work *17.000 Base. Cash Bond Raqulred ________ 2)4 1M 4*47 Full time babysitter needed In my home tor 7 small children Fo* nog Reference* Coll 373 *2*4 O E N E R A L O F F IC I C L E R K Typo 4* W P M . Phono, til*, fa m ilia r with o lllc * pro ceodures. Permanent position Never* Fee. Counseling A Batter Way to Oo Into Buslness. Franchise Institute at America ottering I- doy semi nor at Orlando College Sept 17. C lo u limited to 70. Regis trattan Of* 77*7 71—Help Wanted A I Applicator needed to applr synthetic finish to car*, boat* and airplane* No a spar tone* needed. On up to *1011 dollar* par hour. For work In the l a n i a r d a r e a , c o ll Mr 117 004 71*1. ACCOUNTINO C L E R K i Accounts Payabta ond Receivable Typo 4* WPM. Accural* Permanent position Novara Foe TEMP PERM 774-1341 Administrative Secretary Typing S i Wpm., accu ral*. Immediate openings In Lake Mary No F*o. Ablest Tempo racy Service 731 7*40 Agenli Wonted. Advar tolas High comm Coll or write Diion Public System, l i l t Ocean Shore Blvd . Ormond Ech F L 77074 *04 4410770 ASSEM BLY FABRICATORS 10 no*dad to Hart Immediately *4 17par hour first shift *4 40 per hour second shift Mult haw transportation and bo able to lift M lbs Permanent position Never eft# TEMP PERM 774-1341 AUTOBOOYMAN on d P A IN TER S H ELP ER N EED ED 7 7 I0I0* a aA V O N *a S I L L OR BUY. For Into. 777-41**. 121 t i l l TEMP PERM 774-I34R General Office work. 40 hour weak Paid vacation* and hoi May* Salary baud on exporltncad Call 1314*4) Help Wanted E spar tones Cable TV amen and laborers to work In O r la n d o a r o a . C a l l *04 47) o*7t.__________________ . Homo Tttophom* Inter viewers wonted tor monthly market research prelect. No tailing Involved Please coll Undo Winch at ttratogk Research I 7S) 404] celled Housewives Needed to serve customer* at Famous Re cotpe. Doy ond night, alee co ok* : s i g n above m in im u m . E x p o r lo n c o d o is ltla n t manager* apply olM. II U S. French A v r , Sontord. and 41 N Mwy 17/ f l, Cstselborry LPN Part lima I) to 74 hr*, o week. MD attic*. Sanford area Ask lor Bobbto O l M S Make morey working ot home Be flooded with otters Details rush stamped, sail addaesaed envelope to E . L D . t i ll Elliott A w . Sontord. Florida. 77771 N EED HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA* C A LL)** 1444. OPERATIONS MANAGER National company with ow r 7 » location* l* expanding Into the Sontord or**. If you how tho Mil Imago to handle $46,800 PERYEAR -you may haw tho Q u a lific ation s w* seek W* otter escoptlonol earning*, unlimited market, basic ond continuous training, your own office and Halt, radio frequency perimeter protection For Pete! It. 301-7174211 Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged In busl nets «t 2*44 S. F r e n c h A v e ., S anfo rd, Seminole County. Florida 77771 under Iho fictitious nemo of IN S U R A N C E W O R L O O F SA N FO R D . A A A B S O LU T E AUTO INSURANCE WORLO ond A .A U T O IN S U R A N C E WORLD, ond that I Infer * to register said noma with tho Clark of tho Circuit Court. Semlneto County. Florida In accordance with tha provision* of the Fkilttou* Noma Statute*, to wit: Section la* Of Florldo Statute* 1**7. S H IR LEY A. LUCAS. INC. !*/ Shlrtoy A. Lucas Publish September 14. 72. 30 1 October 7.1*44 D EX ft • i * Ing o tow good people to train In bathroom r* modeling II you how oxportonc* In point ■preying. Ill* repair, or look­ ing tor o good trad*, aw art looking tor you Good pay I Goad bona Ills I VolM Florldo Driver* License ond w tikle rtQuirid Call Mr Millar 331 N i l Part llmo Inventory tokfft. Varied doy* ond hour*. Must how dependable transport# lien and phono. 0 4 *t*4 PART TIM E H O U S EK EEP ER Per coupto. no C h ild re n ________ Sontord » ! O f) PROCESS MAIL AT HOME I *7* 00 par hund-adI No expo rlanca Pari or lull llmo. Start im m ediately. Details send ■•If a d d re sse d stom p ed onwtope to C. R I. TOO. p. o Bax 41. Stuart. PI lLrW 7 1 - H e lp W a n te d S EC R ET A R Y R ECEPTIO N IST Phone*, type, good moth skills, first and second shift Perm* nent Sontord Never a Fo* 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 7 1 - H e lp W a n te d TEMP PERM 774-1341 Ret Iable, mature people wanted part time. Mull how cor, ond phono 770 *100 S A LES LA D Y Espfrlencod In •oiling led to* wear Apply In person only No phone calls R oJay U f E lit St SEC R ET A R Y Typing *0 wpm Immediate long term openings No Fee Ablest Temporary Service 771 7*40 T ELEP H O N E SOLICITOR E xpertoncod Only. *4 00 Hr Kirby Company 771 *440 TOOL A D IE M AKER S to 10 yrs experience with J IG S . Die*, end llitu r a t Permanent Sanford Perm# non! position Never a Foe TEMP PERM 774-1341 TRUCK D RIVER N ew driver to moke local do llw rlot No overnight. Must how clean driving record and b* DOT cortlltod Alto need stock pulton to pull stock order* Apply In person at Port* City Distribution O r. TCI ■Cornwall Rd. Sontord H in t To B e At Tha Top Como Sot Us At AM EMPLOYMENT Will Show You Tho "STAIRS TO SUCCESS" CRT T R A IN E E --- ---------- 117? Room to grow Top Insurance company otter* denial plan ♦ 7711 hour weak CAR P R E P P E R S ---- ------- *17* Will train to intlell radios and iteroot Could lead to man egementl FRONT O F F IC E ...................IIN Your winning personality put* you In this professional com pony D E L IV E R Y ........................... U N Your good driving record could put you in tha driver tael Coll Bov, 177 *174 lor detail* CA SH IER/RECEPTIO N IST Great wty to get your future on tti* right track. CAFTSM EN TR A IN EES Can you.reed a tap* measure? II so. coll now. Plenty O/T lima hart O F F IC E O R E E T E R ............ttH G R R R T fun career. Just light typing win* I IM M EDIATE HIRINOI C L E R IC A L FLO A TER R E T A IL MANAGEMENT WAREHOUSE R E T A IL SALES 323-5176 W A N T!D T EL EP H O N E SOLICITORS fo experience necessary For more Information, coll and ask tor Tony. Between 7 and t p m. 777 M il WAREHOUSEMEN Immediate apenlno In Senlord and Lake M ary Area. No Poe Ablest Temporary Service 771 7*40 Whit A |tn c| Cm S if Thqr An ♦ I I N SANFORD * AM EMPLOYMENT 1st Us Fro** It i i CALL 232-5176 OFC. ASSISTANT___________ II U Happy person needed Room to grow. D ive rsifie d dutloi. Benefit*. COMPUTER C L E R K ........ *177 Easy |ob Casual ottlco. Benefit* Include denial. Coll Beverly 111 117* R EC EP T IO N IS T ..... ............SIN Don't be (tuck In * rut. Your skills can land you a |ob with tun people I INVOICE C L E R K ................ tIM Take over busy spot Work with llgurot. Use your fatont* here I APPLIAN CE SA LES._______ U N Inside fleer sat** and outside sales to tonfreetart Salary plus bonus S A LES R E P ....... ................... U K Wood product knowledge or c e n it r u c llo n background help*. Benefits package help* I W AREH OUSE...................... IIU Friendly boas Could load to Solo* Rap spot. Coll Colleen tor Intormat Ion 37* *174 OC INSPECTOR................... SIM Fast rolsot Will train to run press machine. Good carter Protess'onal top notch skills Professional appearance Permanent N ew raFee TEMP PERM 774-1341 Sound and Fire Alerm Technl clan 7 yrs, minimum axporl once In Field Service ** to IIS per hr Only qualified Audio System* of Ft# *44 0*47 73— Employment Wanted Mechanic with tools end truck needs work Call 373 44*4 Ask tor J R __________ _____________ ♦l—Apartments/ House to Share Master Bedroom with privet* bath, furnished tod. TV. Near Park A 70th STOP mo 777 77*4 Sgl adult to share 7 Bdrm Apt with some. *110 Include* util.deposit 777 44fk3, or 171 4f*7 93—Rooms for Rent Christian Hestel TV. kitchen, laundry, mold, but, *4Swk up 477 *4M. 477 UIO Largo room near town, quiet, kitchen prlwteges UO/woek 771 *7*4 e wnlnp ■or * ‘ends Room privet# entrance A bath Nlc# area M V wk. plus see. Rot roq T lU f W E w Room lor rent. Reasonable price Call 777 MU SAN FORD. Root weekly A Monthly ratos Util Inc oil *00 Oak Adults 1 441 7447 SAN FOR O Furnished rooms by the week Reasonable rales Maid service Call 71) 4*07 1 7 PM 41* Palmetto A w _________ Senlord NIC* room w/celllng tan In clean home tor ompioyed man. tlOwk. 727 044*___________ S u n ia n d E s t a t e s Own bathroom Kitchen privileges UOsweek Call 777 17TC 97-Apartments Furnished / Rent Fwrn. Apts, tor Senior Cltlien* 714 Palmetto A w J Cowan No Phone Calls Largo 1 Bdrm . 7 Bath Condo, fulty and nicely furnished, Ico maker, micro, woshar d ryar. ic r porch, pool Owner retains I Bdrm . A bath, but tenant almost txclutlw private use of entire unit Adults, reference*, no pets, avail now. *7* wk pays Oil. 773 010* or 131 7*47 _______ Low ly 7 bdrm on two floors Complete privacy *100 week plus *700 security Call 373 ?3*» or 123 1403 Lovely t bdrm ettld on cy. Complete prlvecy >7) a week plut *1)0 security deposit Call 717 TMtor 173 1403._________ SANFORD COURT APT). Studio Apartments 1bedroom apertment t Bedroom furnished apt 1 Bedroom apartments Sanfar cltlien* discount 99-A p a rtm en ts Unfurnished / Rent LU XURY APARTMENTS Family A Adults Section Pealstde. 7 Bedroom* Master Cava Apartmants. 71) 7»M Ppm On Weekends. NEW 7 Bdrm Apart lor rent, CHA. no pats UTO month. 1200 security, ralarences required 773 » I7 after I P M A 7 bedroom, also air condl l.oned efficiency No pels *71 week. 1)00 deposit Call 773 4*07 * 7 P M 41* Palmetto t Bedroom Garage Apartment culat neighborhood, cable A partial utilities Included *300 month 377 7*1* 101 — H o u s e s F u r n is h e d / R e n t Fum or Unturn *1*0 month Utilities not Included First, last, security Lease 174 4145 103-Houses Unfurnished / Rent CMULUOTTA 1 Bdrm 3 room*, kitchen appliance*, carpet*, drapes, porch *110 per mo Fee 17*7100 SavOn Rentals. Inc . Realtor. t e e IN DELTONA • • e e • HOMES FOR RENT e o * * »»1«M • * Lake Monroe IHO month, sec dtp Middle aged couple with ra children or pets 777 07*3 Modern Country Home 3 Bdrm 3 bath, family room, on 10 acres U31mth Call 333 73** Nlca 3 bdrm home Appliance*, cen tral a ir. paddle Ians, carpal, fenced yard A carport *471 Lass* plus deposit Ref trtn ctl 733 00*3 or 473 37*3. OPEN MOUSE t / ll/ * 4 .14-1. 411 Beth Or . Ravenna Park Araa 3 Bedroom tanced yard, c a n t ra l a i r . a p p lla n c t s . carpal, paddle Ian *471 plus *300 security . Sontord 3 Bdrm I ' l B CM/A, *410 per month 431 134? Schuron Roolty/Rooltor. SANFORD- 1 Bedroom, kids, kltchon appllancts. air condl Honing, lenctd yard, servened patio *4)1 par month F te lT * 7700 Sav OnRantals. Inc . Realtor Winter Springs 4 Bedroom. 7 Bath patio, lanced yard 147) par month 4SS 4441 7 Bdrm . 1 Bath, newly painted, carpet. AC. stow, refrlg . a v a il Im m td la lla ly . *11* monlh 4 dap Alter 7 P M 4411114 3 bdrm . lenctd yard, kids ok. *411 mlh A 1 month sacurlty. Call 4*1 t i ll 1 bdrm , super sharp and claan. AC, Ians, appllancts. lenctd. available now. no pel*. U tl. first end deposit. 431 1141 of 377 010* __________ _ _ 105—DuplexTriplex / Rent ■R A N D N EW O U P LEX ES 7 Bdrm . 1 B . screen porch, cerpel. stow, relrlg O W, laundry room. 771 77S7_________ Brand Now 7 Bdrm. I Ba brick duplex Carpet, drepet. all n e w a p p le . te n te d y a r d 777 7101 I Bdrm . nicely decorated No pais. MS week. *700 deposit 371 41071 7pm 41*Pelmtllo 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent 116—Real Estate Management LANDLORDS BAMBOO COVE APTS 700 E Airport Blvd Ph 773 *470 Efficiency, trom 13*0 Mo 1% discount for Senior Cullens Large, Cleon. I Bedroom, living room A kitchen *77* Mo dtp 411 *44* Adults, no pots Lovely 1 bdrm,, WW carpel, yard, carport, no pots *71 wk STOP sac dap Call 3314*43 Tired ol tho headaches? Let u menage your rental pro partial Professional tow cos servlet 111 3433 United Sate* Associate*. Inc. Prep Mqml Dtv., Rea Iter RIDGEWOOD ARMS APTS 71*0 Ridgewood A w Ph D ) 4470 1.7 A 1 Bdrm*. trom *710 SANFORD SPACE FOR R EN Tiottka. retail, and warehouse storage. Call 77) 440) NEAR LA KEM ON RO E NOW LEASIN D I SAN F OR O LAN DI NO APTS. NEW apis dose to shopping and me|or hwys Gracious living to our 1 A 7 Bdrm. apis that otter*: a Garden or Lott Units e Washer /Dryer Hook Upe to ou rlP d rm opts * 7 Laundry Facllille* e Olympic SlioPoel a Health CltA, with 7 Sauna* a Clubhouse with Fireplace a Kitchen A Game Rm. e Tennis, Racquelbeli. Volleyball a 4 Acre Lake on Property e Night Patrol 7 Days a Wk O P E N ? DAYS A W EEK I MOW. 1st St to Sontord 121 4770 or Orlando st>0*3* Equal Opportunity Housing 117—Commercial Rentals 121—Condominium Rentals Laka Mary Lika New 11 8 . 1 0 bast appl., covered parking No p a t*. 4440 777 417* Sandlawood Villa* 1 bdrm bath New W/W c a r p e l CH/CA. Washer A Dryer Kitchen Appl. Screened patio Pool. No pets. U a l plus depot II Day 3)1 0*40 E w 3714447 Echols Tree Service M IU H D -LIC E K U O F R E E ESTIMATES Ph. 323-2229 Disc*vet Fee I Weeks Salary Law I I Rogfttrettop Fo* FRANCHISES AVAILABLE AAA EMPLOYMENT WORD PROCESSORS Must how oxpartonc* on Wang Immediate openings. No F t* Ablest Temporary Service TitWat. U N EEO ED Aluminum Fabricators Must be experienced In Aluminum tab rlcotton. ond obi* to rood lap* maosure accurately. No Fee Permanent possibilities Son lord area Ablest Temporary Service 771 Nag NOW HIRING Outstanding Opportunity For EXPERIENCED CASHIERS GAS ATTENDANTS AND FAST FOOD PREPARATI0I ( >/te c f/ o / j CENTERS O W N YOUN OW N M t lO N IR J IA N AN D spotTfwut iro n National Company otters unique opportunity selling nationally odwrtietd brands el tubstaniiai toring* to your customers Thte it tor the fashion mind •d parson qualified to Own end operate Ihi* high pro til busmen 170 00000 investment w*. eludes beginning Inventory, hilurte. supplies, training, grand opening and fare (1) person to corporate fram­ ing center F O R B R O C H U R E AN D IN F O R M A T IO N C A LL TO LL F R E E 1400-211-1433 SM I month l i t Jen Realtor United Sales Assetlelet, Inc 5 LOCATIONS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY • Auto / Truck Refueling • Full Line Convenience Store • Fast Food Kitchens Fried Chicken-Subs-Donuts • • • • • Top Salaries Free Life & Hospitalization 2 Paid Vacations Each Year Profit Sharing Plan Other Benefits MAKE APPLICATION IN PERS AT 202 N. Laurel Ave.. Sanfoi Monday Thtu Ftiday 1 30 AM 4 JO P NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE �OUR BOABOIHQ HOUSE *wllh Major Hoopla 121—Condominium Rentals bdrm,, 2 b#th, K rttn cd porch. •II appl . carpal, iwlmmlno poo1 UtO month Call m gap 127-Office Rentals - i Jp *ci tor Rent. From no K H. to MO tq H On It t ) near irtti St SllS/me L up Call M l 0430 I ) P M Call Ml Iff*. attar S M P M 141—Homes For Sale 141—Homes For Sale By Owner Geneva Almatl NCWl < Bedroom i Bath 1 acrat M S H M o rla a u st. For Sal# By Owner I 1 Bdrm . |Vy Bath Lika New! Redecorated! Ntw Carpal Large Lot! Clot# Ini Quiet Clean Neighborhood I Sanfordl ____________ M llTld Lake Mary jgy Ramblawood Or No qualifying! F.H A Loan 11% Fltad a Bdrm., I Belh. fireplace Owner will hold tecond 117.too f t l 1171 a»l fit __________________________ Naw Homa. By owner 1 Bedrm 1 Baiht tat ooo Jutl oft ot Palm Sprlngt Dr »tl W l k j s ic 1—Homes For Sale ^ Z7 HI \ l . L S I \ I ITEMAN REALTY” c, Haal Eitata Broker 1*40 Santord Ava rati J l Blk . w w carpet, lotad Baraga, lanced back Ing 1 4 4 1 0 0 _________ 11 bdrm home tor taoo thly payment! at UM rate C a lla t H III. COXY I Bdrm.. I Bath Name. Ideal far yaang lamUy. Hit and Her detail In matter badraam. Wall landtcapad with eiterted trait treat. Ut.fM CO M PLETELY FEN C ED I Bdrm.. ivy Bath Hama an a large let. Screened patle with Planter! and carpal. Ml.tat H A LL ••Itr me C O M P LE T ELY R EM O D ELED ) Bdrm.. IVy Bath hame. Oak cablnati In kitchen, paneled family ream, calling Ian In tytry ream. Owner willing te a u n t In financing, ua.taa nm o IS H ill u m iti!l IM I S. FRENCH AVB. F O R D A B L E 1 bedreem ractnllr palnlad Imlda avt. Wall la wall carpal Nica lacatlan. Call ui it m ta t CULATE I Bdrm. m Be. i with energy tavar r a l M/A. Haw ra a t, l a c y la n c a d y a r d , tally landicapad Law dayman! 14],te* 'A Larya and Lavaly. 1 1 bath, cattiadral call CH A Al Family reeml ga ra g a l Cam m anlly I Cell vt qvlckl REA LTO R 3 2 1-0041 NEW SMYRNA I s A t H Price Reduction I Quality Florida home walk lo beach Me too Baachtlda Realty. R EALTO RS 417 U II Open IQ eytt Nice 1/ 1 howta In Loch Arbor with large lamlty room and F P L , wall equipped kitchen, large workthop and much moral By owner Mid TO'i Eacallenl financing available Call lor appointment Ml 0011 ORLANDO CHdar Homa plut G a ra g e A partm ent Ntw Carpal, Paddle lent, ale. Toned R I tat 000 H U RR YII U N ITED IA N D CO . INC. kitiaaa rea lto r m ia t i C A L L US TODAY 3 2 3 -5 7 7 4 ' ItM HW Y it n 9 9 b. 5 I 4/1, FR. cantral H/A I I Vy a c ra lot. V ary private I A tiu m a b la mtg m 3 ) altar J t it MO REALTY WORLD O PEN HOUSE KH pM allanvU la A*a. •’ Bolder IP .M t a i P.M. •O rw y w ro id Cadar Front Homa an two lot* Hat 1 bdrm , I * bittak dbi car garaga. tlona Hewlett celhedrel calling!, cwtldffl mini and vartlcal blind*. Laundry room with waMMT and dryar Included Prtvdcy tanca in raar U t ODD INLAND R EA L T Y , INC. REA LTO R 1») Ml 1141 SANFORD Brick tplll plan. ] B r ., |ty Be homa w ith tertanad porch, carport and lanced back yard Ut.fOO SANFORD Immaculate 1 Br homa with large matter tulte. nawratrlgator, 1 Ban Franklin Slovat. and privacy lancad yard *10.000 SANFORO Walk lo poll count Irom Ihlt 1 Br ] Be homa with cantral heat and air, family room, and lancad yard. S51.000 D ELTO N A Golfert- Dellghtl Cut tom butll 1 Br I Be on Slh Graan with eat In kitchen, double garaga. Ilf ] tq ft. living area U r 500 MLS 322*6478 r* Sanford M allenvllla Ava. 1 Badroomt I balha. great room, rock fireplace, newly painted la r g e atium abla mortgage. No qualifying Owner will hold Ind. Low, low down Prlnclpaltonly M l 4ft! FOR A LL YOUR R EA L ESTA TE N EED S 323*3200 CO U N TR Y C L U B ABBA- 1 . Bdrm.. IVy B.. 1 yaar warranty, Iga/lam. rmi naw raali ■ rented kltcheni Immec. can '■t dlllan. Owner matlvatad. Call * S v ia n n a C a n n a lly R e a l lar/A a ta c. I l l - l i t * . a v a l, m rn t. OR IFTWOOO VILLAGE ON LA K E MARY BLVO MIDWAY NOTICE! P R IC E R ED U CED Midway Grocery Store Building on Sipet Ava I MO tq f t , CB building and lot Old price 141.000 Naw price tor quick tala 110.000 Don't mitt Ihlt bargain Call today h im : COUNTRY LIVING. Brand naw I badraam 1 belh heme with eat-ln kltchan, cantral air and heal, great ream, vaulted calling and thy light, pclvate patla. left al tterege. Lett merel IH .W W ILL BU ILD TO SUITI YOUR LOT OR OURSI EX C LU S IV E A O E N T F O R W IN SO H O DEV. CORP., A CEN TRAL FLO RID A LE A D E R ! MORE HOME FOR LESS MONEYI CA LL TODAVI e SANFORD I 4 A 441 l i t Acre Ceuntry heme life! I Oak. Pina tame cleared 1 pavadl 11% dawn. I I yrt. al 11%. Frem IM.tMl aO EN EV A OSCEOLA R D .e ZON EDFOR M OBILES! I Acra Cewitry tract!. Wall Iraad an paved Rd. » % Dawn. I I Yrt. at ll% ! Frem III.M il C A L L A N Y T IM E IU< L F w t 322*2420 TR BB SHAORD BRICK HOME Attractive 1 Bdrm . > B brick homa. Ilka naw carpat,trathly decore lad Can HA. double garaga. large patio, plut boat port All thlt on DO-iUO’ lot tfl.000 CALL BART BEA LB STA TE BEALTOB W H tl HE L00KEP K U N 6 R y .' Ovtf 1,000 items priced! below 193—Lawn 81 Garden EVERY * THIN<&-=- Y t ■*•**!■«••W B f .L l- 14V—Commercial Property / Sale 143—Waterfront Property /Sale ORLANDO Ju tl oil Orange Ava. Older homa plut Garaga ApertmenI Zoned R 1 BUY NOWII O NLY MT.000 UNITED LANDCO. INC. 4IT 1144 REALTO R 111 M41 Lata Jtttup near Tutkawllla Lo* wllh view of mlttt of water Tall treat, wall and tea wall Ml *00 14000 down Coll SIMMS__________________________ 151—Investment Property / Sale Won't Latll Hoove 1/ I plut 1 apt tfoo par mo Income Mf.000 to % financing avail able II qualified G Jellery Garland. Realtor H I 1040 10 Acrat Otleen AM utabie lor boarding hortet tt 000 down. Slf4par mo m«Q40. 153—AcreageLots/Sale OCALA NATL FOREST High and dry wooded lott. tull able tor mobile homa. cabin, or camping MTJO aa w/ IIM) dn . Ml 14 mo EaC hunting and llthlng Owner (T04) IH 41ft or 1104) 11114)1 O STEEN 1 A loll 11000 down. Termt Lake Privilege! No mobile! Kerry I. Dreggort Realtor Ml m i . Sanford Beautllul acreage, fenced Weil ol I 4 Gre4t hometlt* and/ or potture land 4 4 acrat 1ft OOO and f S acrat SS4.S00 Century It. June Porilg Realty _______ Realtor 111 1471________ Seminole Wood! Eaecutlve home tllet. S 1 acret By owner Call Orlando If f MfO AttarS PM I S Acrat Lake Sylvan Area *41.100 W Maliciowtkl Realtor mi 157-Mobile Homes / Sale Gregory Mobile Hornet Inc Araat Lergetl eaclutlve Skyline Dealer FEATU R IN G Palm Beach Villa Greenlee! Palm Sprlngt IPalm Manor AKC Registered Chow Chow Puppies P ic i of tho llMor USO Doys m m i _____________ Chows Adult males red, blue, cream AKC Make Offer I MJ 7730 Irish Setter, 7 yrt old tor salt no or beet otter Gentle and loyal 173 5313 Snake Proof Your Oof Canted Pete Hall 773 SIM Spaniel Type Pups Free • weeks old Call 777 S077 By appointment only ST. JOHNS R IV ER I I Acrat 500 FI on the River FANTASTIC TE RMS. wllh good credit llf.000 H URRYI UN ITED LAND CO INC. S1F-SS44 REA LTO R Ml Mtt ST. JOHNS R IV E R I I Aero* 500 FI on the River FANTASTIC TERM S, wllh good credit 15* 000 H URRYI UNITED LAND CO. INC. 41*1144 REALTO R Ml 1441 161—Appliances / Furniture Quean Sue Bad In good condl Hon al a good price I Complete wllh headboard Call altar 1 PM U I 1457 WHY PAY M ORE? TV’t Appliance! Furniture Bad Salt compiala 144 *5 T H EU S ED S T O R E Coma In and Sea a 111 E. Ind 11.111 44!t a WILSON M AIER FURN ITURE 111 115 E FIR ST ST Ml 5411 183—Television/ Radio/Stereo SANFORD N O Q U A IIFYIN O 1 Bedroom I Bath C B homa. SUOO down and aatume emitt­ ing loan I TRAILER Two horse. Brakes. Lights 323 MSO 203—Livestock and Poultry Wa have elated aur deartl Thank you tor year patronage aver the yaart. Richard, A D tlartt Wilber WILCO SALES F E E D STORE HWT 44 W. I l l 41 ft SANFORD 209—Wearing Apparel # WE E KIDDS FASHIONS * Glftt. Infantt to4X. Downtown San lord X f E lit SI 211—Antiques/ Collectables MOVE HIOHT INI 1 Bedroom IVy Bath C l homa. a yaart old Large attumble loan Available Immediately! Sat.MO UNITS FROM * 1 9 ° ° P . r Mo. Up BOATS • TRAILERS CAMPER SPACES AVAILABLE SANFORD 4 Bedroom 1 Belh C B home Large lot. treat, aicallanl neighborhood 171*00 H i. 3 2 3 4 1 2 2 42S Alrpdrt ttrd, laniard WE N E E D LISTINOSI O S T E IN It acrat. Mgh and dry. M ar O tlath O il I C aan a. Many treat. U M N DELTONA 1 oka large left m ar Lake OvPenl. IflM M ch . S A N F O IO 1 itary lag bema an I acra. 4 kadreamt. l baiht all weed Intide. Large kltchan and lamlly ream, tee,lee FO R R EN T Garden Club of Sanford 17-92 & FAIRMONT DR. SUNLAND ESTATES _ Call: Year Choice tar MM Par Month. 1 Br.. I 8 . Fern Park. 1 Br IVy B . Santord Schurtn Real ty/Realtor *11 1141 145— R t s o r f P r o p e r t y / S a le NEW SMYRNA BEACH Price Reduction! Quality Florida homa walk tobeach tat,too Baachtlda Realty. REALTO RS a t IBIS Open f Devtl a a a .7 3 2 4 322-3445 322-0234 WE HAVE A HOME FOR YOU!! / Hi UH<IOM HlJMf » MOM *29,990 *276 SECURITY DEPOSIT SPECIAL DM TORUAUnU AmJCAMTS vf>? 'Nt i J ill i «2?t252L THE HERON *354.71 p e r m onth 3 Bedroom . 2 Bath, Garage Custom H o rnet O f D elto n a SPECIAL! ONE A V A IU IU BROKER CO-OP H O r i 5 7 4 -7 0 0 7 IQ TEAR WARRANTY own 369 WOVIOENCI BLVO Dll IONA IQ AM TO 5 PM GENEVA GARDEN ties W. 2MB II MON. FBI. 1 4 SAT. I» S ^jJederjTfkes^jnjSOl^^^^^ >yrt t 233—Auto Parts / Accessories Junk Yard Sale Auto and Truck P a r t i . M n t e r i, and T r e n im liilo n i C haapl County u y i they have lo go Saturday. Kenny i Service Sla . Otleen Ml 1414 235-Trucks / Buses/ Vans STARTING 111.to* Fully Cutlomlred I) ToChoote From eo mo Bank F Inane Ing Frenchlei Cuitem Vent trsa N a.H w Y.ir-n W illi M id i If 1*rr Chivy 4 X 4 Good condl Hon AM/FM Stereo 11500 Call Ml »*S) fft Dodge 1/4 Ion M ail Van Full power, air. crulie control. AM'FM. CB radio, tour cap taln'i. tote. Icebon, cloiet Eacallenl condition 14**S 187— Sporting Goods GUN 8 KNIFE SHOW LA R G EST IN FLA. I E P T . n -11, lipaCaw tra ORLANDO Sal. a- a. Sm . M Coll Ml 1*0-1440 tor Into. Snake Free! Yewr Dag Contact Fata Hall n is iM 191—Building Materials S T E E L BUILDINOS 100050 000tq tt From 11 41 tq ft X I !*» Oflt collect GOOD SELECTION Of USED CARS 213—Auctions Priced Irem tie* to Ill.aao 44Month! Financing available an lata model! Trade- Int Wal camel BOB DANCE DO DOE HWY lf/»l e e 111 TIM FOR ESTA TE Commercial or Rttldenllol Auction! A Ap proltalt Coll Ooll’t Auction Ml 5110 Bad Credit? 215—Boats and Accessories No Credit? WE FINANCE 241—Recreational Vehicles / Campers Travel trailer i r Good Conti lion Complete with A/C A Meet* Hitch Day Ml 4500. Nile 1M If If 1N4 )!' Park Model Trailer. 1 Tip Out! with awning A lot! of aatrai m too Call after * PM I toe M l U M Waklva Fallt Sile no NATIONAL AUTO SALES 1120 S Sanloid 321-4075 B attlra cke r Tournment TX W/ tSM Suiuki, drive on trailer S3 300 377 ATM__________________ I f Westwlnd, US HP Evlnrude Seats 4 Lots Entra Rm Buy Ing House Need Cash* USOO f04 333 4n i Debary Auto A Marina Salat acrett the river lop el hill 114 Hwy If *1 Dabary 4MM4* Lincoln V e rta llltt 'l l Good condition All opllont U400 or bail otter Ml 4151 Alter 4 X MUST ft A L E 11 P rice d Ra dueedllift VW Gather. Cream pull Ml O ifl _________ TLC Cuttom Body ftbap and Oarage. Uted C a n Salei A Service 14 lev* S Or lando Or Ml Ola* WE FIN AN CED W SBUVCARSI OK Corral Uted Cart M l IMI 1*44 Bvlck Skylark Cuttom Clattk H/T Mull M ill Ind owner! 11(00 Ml 0W« t»fl Ford Pinto. 1 door. I*fl Ford. 4 doer IIM tor both Call m u t t ____________________ I f f ) B u lc k Sk yh aw k V* Automatic I I mpg Nice car. • I«M Call Ml 4411._____________ 1*71 Courier l* fi Pont lac Station Wagon For Sale Ml 10*4 217— Garage Sales Garage Solo 11) Brlortlltla St So! A Sun 10 a m. S pm Conapy bod. trundlo bodt. linont. clothot. lott of mltc. Ml m e ._________________________ Junk Yard Solo Aula and Truck F u l l . M o la r t . end T ra n t m I m e n t C h o o p l County tayt they hovo to go. Saturday, Konny't Service SlQ., Ottoon M l 74)4___________ Yard Sale 1501 S Laurel Ava Elec. Fender Rhodot Plano, golf d u b t. blind hommor tow ing m ach ine, c r y tto l glott. wkkor. Jocunl. port typewriter, ton*, record! lott of oddt and end!! MlfOf*. leave mottege Frl A Sot I lo 1 243— J u n k C a r s BUY JUNK CARS A TRUCKS From 110 to 150 or more Call Ml 141411)4)11______ TOP Dollar Paid lor Junk A Uted cart.truck! A heavy equipment M l WO WE PAY TOP D OLLAR FOR JUNK CARS AND TRUCKS. CBS AUTO PARTS. 1*1 O B TRYING TO SELL YOUR CAR.7 LET US SELL IT TOR YOU MOST CARS SOLD WITHIN 45 HOURS! F I V I P O IN T AUTO S A L IS 323-1449 CONSULT OUR Prtveto party need! t a r ) badraam heme, _________ M1444I______________ SANFORD AREA Small houtet wanted Schuren Really Realtor, Ml 1147 T o L is t Y o u r B u s i n e s s D ia l 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 o r 8 3 1 - 9 9 9 3 U I — C o u n tr y P r o p e r t y / S a le C V P R IS S ISLES- One 10 acra tot left. 115.000/ term ! UNITED LAND CO. INC. | 41*1*44 R EA LTO R M l M il E N T E R P R IS E Beautiful le acre Wooded, hometll*. near Mar Inert Cove S17.SO0 wllh G R EA Ttorm i Don'twallll UN ITED LAND CO. INC. M*-M4d R EA LTO R M1I445 * * * * * * * * * * Accounting A Tax Service For Small butinettet Monthly computer Had financial ital lament Quarterly return! Ml 0*40 Aik lor f r enk 111 Additions & Remodeling Rim o4tiin| Specialist OPEN WEEKENDS 10 Acre loti ONLY SM.100 LOW DOWN I G R EA T Termat Build your own dream homa In thli lovely country tailing S w im , l l i h . an d i k l In baaulilul Bring The lamlly out THIS W E E K E N D and tour the properly En|oy a F B B C ■B I B and SO FT D R IN K Than buy a B E A U T IF U L piece ot Florida lor your vary a w n Ottered Etclviively By UN ITED LAND CO. (10)111)1045 B EA LTO B IMS) 41* 1444 * * * * * * * * * * Wa handle the whole ballot war 8. L LINK CONST. 322 7029 Financing Ava Ilabia A i r C o n d it io n in g A H e a t in g AirCandtttonMg B Relrlgeratlea Sarvica All Make! Reetoneble ra in DON'S SER V IC E f t X Ilf l Air CaodNton 4 Batrlg Sarvica 4 Maintenance. All make! Bella Me B BiaMMbto iay Wllbartan M ldlM Aluminum Siding A Screened Rooms FABAMOUHT ALUMINUM CO. Siding, ovarhangi. icreanad r o o m i. ic r a a n r a p a l r i , carport Compiala Aluminum le r v lc * F r e e w r it t e n aillm alai All work guaran toed Ml Mf* Coalnay’i Carpal Dry Cleaning a a HOST METHOD e a Ml 1141 Free Brochure B I N * Rebuilt KIRBY/ III * M B «d Guaranteed Kirby Co f II W lit SI Ml l*d> H andy M an E ip . Handyman. Rtf Reliable Free E lt molt any |ob Bait Hatot Ml d ill Call Anytime ’ a HANDY SANDY d Hama Maintenance A Repeki No |ob too big or too wnall E lac tr leal. dHh wetheri. plumbing, dryer |/women ....................M ftlW -................ H e a lt h A B e a u ty TOWER S BEAUTY SALON FO R M ER LY HarrtoH'l Beauty Noah It * E U IS I M l STM H o m a Im p r o v e m e n t BimadallOB AUTypail Ha Jab Tee Small I LliC ponded In* ISyre E>p/FreaEit/Raf __________ Ml TIM after I Carpal Cleaning Living ream, dining ream and Hall SI* M Sola and chair. U I M l ISM MAIDS T D O R D IB Our Maid! Hava A Day Oil. Da YouT Law c e l l , q u a lity le rv ice tllfS IM L a n d c le a r in g P a in t in g CARUTHERSTRUCKINO Fill dirt and land clearing 149 5000 OENEVA LA N D C l* ARINO Lot and Land clearing, till dirt, and haul Ing Call 14* 5*10 or le* If I) C EN TR A L FLO RID A HOME IM FROVEM SNTS Painting Carpentry 14 T ie r ! | aporloaco. M l Ide*. Cuttom Painting Interior and ■■ tartar P a p e rin g and Dry wall work Ralarancai available Reetoneble. rail l a n d c l e a r in g F IL L DIRT. BUSHOGGING CLAY A SHALE Ml UM Lawn Service • A S SOD SALCS Cemm. B ti. St Auguillno A Bahia MM S Santord Are Ml 4M1 Lawn Malntananca Lendiceping Bum Hog Mowing 14* 50*5 Raiidanllal and cemmardal Mowing, edging, trimming Free tinm ala Diueuni la tenlor c IIItern Ml 1104________ leper Trim Tadd Melt! Rai and Comm Lawn Sarvka Ige. trim, haul Gembie i Plumbing and Rdpalrt Remodeling er repair* Raaionabto Call Ml MM Mi mi_________ WE CARS LAWN CARE All Phaiaiet Lawn Sarvka Free E lt Ml 5*14or M l 11(4 Masonry C A B F IN T E R Repair! and remodeling No lab too wnall Call M l h i ) ___________ Mainlanancaol dll type* Carpentry, painting, plumbing BetoctrkM liO M THINK SMALL UieaClaeMftoded For BIG RESULTS Call Ml MU P la s t e r l n g / D r y W a ll A L L P h a ia i a l P la ita rln g P latlarin g repair, slwcca, hard col*, ilmuletod brick BEA^CmcretT'^nar^uahiy J A R JaMtoral Sarvka Complato commarkal and rail denial lervtce. IM ISM P e s t C o n tr o l Roach Clean Out SJe*I Head a termite Impactiont ^ ^ C a llT r e n t O T im ^ ^ dSB DLAWNCARId H o m e R e p a ir s J a n i t o r i a l S a r v lc a s C le a n in g S e r v ic e L a k e M arkham E i l a t a i 1 Bdrm. 1 Both lovely country homo on W acra E a l In kllch an. brick tlrepieco. formal dining, large tooted pool on c a n a l le a d in g • • L a k e Markham SM.SOO H D Real ty, Inc .Realtor! MO MM General Services operation Palioi. driveway! Day! Ml f i l l E v e ! Mf IMI F le e r! pano*. d riv e ! looter! item wall! A ureen roomi m l l R O H Ruby____________ N u r s in g C a r e LFN will MS with your aldarly tr diiebled relative In your homa weekday! Hour, day E«P Ratorenca* m i 111*__________ OUR RATES ARE LOWER Lekeview Nurung Cantor *1* E Second S I. Santord MiafSf r » 1 BOB DANCE DODGE HWY 1f/*l.......................Ml ffM AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB 143— W a t e r f r o n t P r o p e r t y / S a le APTS. Will pay all a titling leant and cath toe yelir equity U S E O C A R O E FA R T M E N T 231-Cars 159—Real Estate Wanted b y ESTA TES SHENANDOAH! VILLAGE WANTED LATE MODEL CARS AND TRUCKS lle40 New Moon 1 Bdrm , I B USOO Catl be Ior • 1 P.M M l SlOf 3114005 Y don't U Rood Tho Wont AdtT Everybody ottodoat 11*4 Subaru Hatchback. 4 ten d dir. Sanyo AM/FM Stereo Cette 17). front wheal drive 1100 ml let Ml 0110 lor Mindy, or Ml IOM Evet ft Valve SO/ Wagon 1U OL a 4 Cyl a AT O F ] a p t • D OLLS Alexander. Effanbee, World, and others Below w/llrtplece. '»rg* **' b*r SANFORD 1 badraam IVy bath 1* quiet culde tec. Bat In kitchen, lam lly ream and tcraanad parch. I71.lt! Iff* Cadillac Lika new Naw lira *. E a calle n l condition 14000 Call Ml at]*._____________ IN I Jeep Scrambler a Cyl Low milage Loaded! Hardtop PS. /AC. /PB Lika new condition Ownad by Individual, ay: Ml 45d0. Nila M ia f lf l t d AMC Spirit, pb. pi. am fm cettette. good, dean condl lion !J*0O Call M l 41** alter 5 Arm tlrong llu la Encellent condition Atklng 1150 Only utedonct Call 115 1111 Brown River Rock paliotlonet Car Hop! cement, lot marker! Concrete tlept dry well! Greete (rapt, tend, rock Miracle Concrete company Xf* Elm Ava Ml 5flt Contaw U pholtlary Sawing Machine Lett Ihpn I yr old Cot! new 11500 atklng 11000 Ml 4151 Anytime_______________ H unting C am p F a r S a l t . Fermion Near Otleen. FI All the convenience! lltOO Call Dayt Ml Sale. Nighti Ml 5511 Large Staghorn Fern loe Sale I yeert old Good health 175 00 Call Ml kaaa Thomat Organ with bench Double keyboard 1*00 OBO Ml M il 1*41 Triumph GT4 New rebuilt engine and pertt Car carrier and fold out tleeplng quarter! lor camping 10 lb tommtr dal dryer peril I dbl tint I window a ir co n d itio n e r w/heal a place patio tel Other mltceilaneout itemt 111 Ml* Iftt » hone Mercury. MM O B O . 14 I t . a lu m in u m Crttlllner, 10 hone Evlnrude and trailer, *1100 177 ton 111 000 negotiable Ml 44*4 A M SECURITY STORAGE OF SANFORD Yard Sale Sat A Sun t • m til? Plants* baby things, much miKfiianooui 341 S R 419 N Osteen YARD SALE Sunday only 94 Household Items, mower, fish ing tackle, booki. lots more 770? Park Ave Sanford 223—Miscellaneous 201—Horses COLOR T ELEV ISIO N Zenith i v Contole color televi lion Original price over 1700 Balance due 1144 00 or lake over payment! S10 par mo Still In warranty NO MONE Y DOWN Free homa trial No obligation Call U I 51*4 Day or night Good Lived Televitioni 115 Up M ILL E R S M1* Or lando D r . Ml 0111 aREN TTO O W N . 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Classes will be held Oct. 5-7 and Oct. 19-21, 6-10 p.m. Fridays, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. Tuition Is $375. and materials may be purchased separately irom the UCF bookstore. There will be other real estate courses offered In October. For more Information call UCF's Real Estate Institute at 275-2126. Shop For Cyclists Opens A shop for bicycling -nthuslasta has opened In Longwood. Geared For Cycling. In Township Plaza. state Road 434. has a full line of clothing, equipment and accessories. The shop also offers cycle maintenance and repair for the beginning rider. Seminars In basic repair and training will be offered this fall. The shop Is open Monday through Friday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. H** r*M fk a t* by Tammy VIk m i I Tickets For Tomorrow, Today The Globe Ticket Company has named Creative Printing. 450 Semtnola Dlvd.. Casselberry, a "Tickets Tomorrow Center.” According to the company's press release, “ Tickets Tomorrow" Is a system to meet local demand for pre printed, sequentially numbered and perforated tickets more quickly and efficiently. "W ith our new approach, they can have them tomorrow, maybe even today," James McCaughan. vice president of Globe said. Expense Accounts Bloated, Survey Says By Frank T h o rsb c rf UP1 Business W riter SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - American Express, the International charge card company, thinks most U.S. businesses could do a lot better Job of managing their travel and entertainment costs. While some executives realize Improve­ ments are needed In corporate travel management, many more still are In the dark when It comes to getting a handle on a part o f their business that may be squan­ dering millions of dollars each year. "Expenses run from soup to nuts, but It Is a $90 billion area for United States companies." said Judith Dettinger. editor of the Just-released 1984-1985 American Express Survey of Business Travel. Florida ‘Super Center ' Opens Real World has opened Its first Florida ‘Super Center' In Altamonte Springs. The center, billed a “ complete financial outlet." will provide real estate and financial services to Its customers. Including mortgages. Insurance, titles and other services. Promotion A t Sunniland Sunnlland Corporation has named Delbert Abney vice president of administration and corporate secretary. Abney was formerly comptroller and corporate secretary for the fertilizer firm. "Most companies are not controlling It: some not at all and some not as well as they could." she said in an Interview. Dettinger said there Is room In many corporate budgets for a 10 percent to 40 percent savings on expenses such as air travel, car rental, hotel accommodations and entertainment costs. The easiest way to discourage abuse of frequent flyer programs Is to require air travelers to request flights according to approximate arrival and departure times rather than by specific carrier or flight number. A record-keeping system that shows which travelers reject the lowest logical airfare Is one of the most effective ways to turn up possible abuses. Dettinger said. Every business, she said, should have a travel policy that sets guidelines for every­ thing Irom finding the lowest priced plane ticket to staying In chain hotels that offer corporate rates. Travel policies should Include a concise statement of purpose. Instructions for use. explicit guidelines for both In-town and out-of-town expenses, detailed Instructions on how to handle expense reports, clear instructions on expense documentation and guidelines for obtaining prior approval for travel. It Is suggested a company work with a qualified (ravel ugcncy that has the ability to obtain those low air fares and spcclul hotel rates. But O nly Lone Incumbent Favored Record 10 Women Vying For B y L ori Santos U nited Press Internation al More women than ever arc running for the Senate this year, but despite Increased party support only the lone Incumbent among the 10 female candidates Is favored to win. All said the biggest problem they face Is the one that confronts any challenger, male or female — lack of money. Most of the women are In races that betterknown candidates declined to make against popular Incumbents. Out with an eye on the growing Importance of the women's vote, the Democratic and Republican parties broke with tradition and pledged early money and technical assistance for them this year. “ We are so outrageously outspent." said Nancy Dick, the lieutenant governor of Colorado making a bid to unseat Republican Sen. William Armstrong. " A l l o f us face the vast power o f the Incumbency," she said. "Incumbents can raise money." Judy Pratt, running against popular Re­ publican Sen. Pete Domenlcl In New Mexico, said she Is one of the women who "historically have taken on the so-called hopeless races, those that none of the men want.” "You come In as an underdog and try to take them by surprise. And on a shoe-string budget." she said. Of the 33 Senate races this year, six Democratic and three Republican women are facing long odds In their bids to unseat Incumbents. Although both parties are hoping for upsets, only Re­ publican Sen. Nancy Kasaebaum of Kansas appears to be a likely winner. Kassebaum and Republican Sen. Paula Hawkins of Florida are the only women In the 100-member Senate. Democrats have female challengers for the Senate In Colorado. Minnesota. Maine. Oregon. New Mexico and Virginia; Republican women are running In Nebraska. New Jersey and Rhode Island. In Interviews, each woman candidate told United Press International she knew It wouldn't be easy. But with the Nov. 6 election Just six weeks away, all were optimistic despite being under-financed and generally lagging In the polls. In each case, optimism sprang from belief that voters will listen to their stands on the Issues, and from faith demonstrated by hundreds of de­ dicated. often unpaid, campaign workers. The total of 10 women Senate candidates Is the most ever. In 1982. three women ran for the Senate. None won. To date. IS women have served In the Senate. Dick, who Is about $200,000 behind Armstrong |n raising funds, said, "Women Just don't have the kinds of financial resources that are required for a federal race. It Just adds one more barrier to the process." Even before Geraldine Ferraro's Democratic vice presidential candidacy sparked the Interest o f women nationwide, both parties had started aggressive programs to bring more women Into Senate races. On the GOP side, the task was partly an attempt to counter Democratic stress of the “gender gap" - President Reagan s lack of support among women, who comprise more than half the electorate. "From day one. women candidates have been our top priority." said Cect Cole, communications director o f the National Republican Senatorial Committee. The GOP Senate committee chairman. Sen. Richard Lugar of Indiana, "decided that the time had come to do more than pay lip servlet" io women running for the Senate. Cole said, "and throw In some money." Under a directive issued In August 1983, the party broke precedent by giving female Senate candidates $17,500 each to use In their primary races. It pledged, for the first time, that "regardless ol how tough the state Is. any woman will receive the maximum funding from the Senate committee." All four Republican women have received the maximum amount of financing allowed by the Federal Elections Commission In each state. Cole said, for a combined total o f $840,185. The committee has distributed $8 million to date. Kathy Smith, a spokeswoman for the Demo­ cratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, said of the total $2.2 million contributed to Democratic Senate candidates so far, $250,000 went to the six women. She said that although the committee "did a lot of work to recult women candidates In the Initial stages." money Is now distributed based on the prospects of winning the race, and secondly on the n^ed of the candidate. "W e don't have the luxury of the Republicans that can 'max out' on all campaigns." she said. Of the 33 Senate scats at stake this year. Democrats have 12 incumbents running. 17 candidates challenging Incumbents, and four candidates for open seats. pmlth said the DSCC expects the women's races to narrow in the coming weeks. "Polls now don't necessarily reflect how the races will come out." she said. "They are Just now getting cranked up and though they may look far apart at the moment, they will tighten up." High among Democratic hopes Is Joan Growe, the three-term secretary o f state In Minnesota, running with Walter Mondale at the top of the ticket. Growe Is considered the "best shot to pick up a seat" In November, said Beth Fouhy of the Women's Campaign Fund In Washington. D.C.. an Independent bipartisan political committee that raises money for women candidates na­ tionwide. Growe said that despite facing "an uphill battle" to unseat OOP Sen. Rudy Boachwtu. the Democratic Senate committee haa listed her race "am ong the top eight ,n the country a Democrat can win." Margie Hendrlkaen. a founder of the Oregon Women's Political Caucua, a blpartiaan group working for equal representation for women, said national Democrats have given her "som e support." but that her race against Republican Sen. Mark Hatfield Isn't given top priority because It will be a tough one to win. Hatfleld la favored to win re-election, despite a federal criminal Investigation of hia reported ties to Greek financier Basil Tsakoo. "Most women are not In the first priority list funding because they face tough races." Henrlksen said. "W e feel the party, which has Indicated that It haa a commitment to women, needs to have more than rhetoric." Fouhy said women have the most trouble raising money because they arc new to the political scene and as a result generally face Incumbents, who have the advantage. “ Since women are at least 95 percent of the time challengers, they have a harder time. ... Challengers traditionally have a harder time raising money than Incumbents." she said. The campaign fund expects to contribute more than $500,000 In cash and services to candidates this year. "B y and large (women candidates) are going to be underdogs. The Incumbents have the name recognition, the ability to ralae money. But If women were put off by that, they'd never run." Fouhy said. Dick, who haa mortgaged her house to help pay for her race, agreed. "W om en are still working their way up through the political hierarchy." she said. “ Like waves on a shore, you sort of Just pound and pound and pound away and ultimately have an Impact. It's a very alow process." she said. "But It really has to be done." In addition to Kassebaum. Republican women $ . Senate Seats ...women hava the mo$t trouble rai$lng money becau$e they are new to the political $cene and a$ a re$ult generally face lncumbent$ who have the advantage. running for the Senate are: • Nancy Hoch. a University of Nebraska regent. She Is trying to defeat Sen. J. James Exon, "a very partisan Democrat" In a very Republican state. With President Reagan virtually assured of keeping Nebraska in his pocket Nov. 6. Hoch is confident she can win. "H e's not really representative of Nebraska, though." she said. "H e has worked against the president, and the president Is very popular here." Hoch defeated five male opponents in the GOP primary to earn a general election clash with Exon. "It's a very Important edge to have a strong organization of people. I was outspent 4-to-l In the primary, and up against that, you have to do everything well." She Is strongly supported by her lawyer husband of 24 years. Richard, and daughters. Sarah and Hannah, and son, Richard. • Mary Mochary. pitted against popular Sen. Bill Bradley In New Jersey. She Is hoping Ronald Reagan's coattails will carry her to victory. But Bradley, said by pollsters to be the most popular politician In the state. Is expected to win handily. Mochary. the mayor of Montclair the last four years, said that "almost all incumbents every­ where are popular." "Polls that put me head to head with Bradley show he is way ahead. But In polls where Its Mary Mochary and Ronald Reagan against Bill Bradley and Walter Mondale, we come out way ahead." Mochary haa raised more than $1 million, but Bradley claims $4.5 million. She Is married and haa a daughter. 17 and son. 15. • Barbara Leonard, campaigning on the theme of "one tough lady" In a difficult Senate race In Rhode Island. She says anyone who takes on a 24-year Incumbent la either “ lough or crazy." Leonard faces Democratic Sen. Claiborne Pell Nov. 6. "When you face an Incumbent who has spent a quarter of a century In Congress and one who If I could raise a half a million dollars, he could write a personal check for $2 million — It’s going to be hard." A political neophyte who took over her husband's metal fabricating business — "a very male profession" — when he died seven years ago. Leonard views her lack o f political experi­ ence as an asset. "I can say It as I see It." she said. "I'm In no one s pocket and no one’s In mine." Leonard Is a Brown University graduate, a former school teacher, mother o f six. and grandmother of one. The six Democratic women running for Senate are: • Dick, who narrowly won nomination over a tough primary foe last week. She now faces an uphill battle to defeat Armstrong. State Republicans think Armstrong is an odds-on favorite to win re-election this year, but the historical voting pattern In the state over the past two decades cautions against overcon­ fidence. Dick says In every race but one, nine total, she has been the underdog. "It Is a role that Is very familiar to me. You must work very, very hard." she said. Married to pediatrician Stephen Barnett. Dick Uvea In Aspen and haa been In politics about 12 years. She has a daughter and two sons. • Elizabeth Mitchell, a Maine House Democrat­ ic leader who has never before run for statewide office. She faces long odds In her race against GOP Sen. William Cohen, who has wide support among Republicans. Democrats and Indepen­ dents alike, and Is a heavy favorite to win. "In 1974 I was also the underdog ... but because I believe In my Issues and believed that people would listen to them. I went ahead and ran and won. "And that's the same kind o f faith I'm going on In this one." she said. She Is running against the nuclear buildup and refuses to accept money from political action committees. She la married and has four young children. • Growe. who emerged from a crowded field of challengers. Including Hep. James Oberstar. and won the Democratic primary last week. Citing Bosehwltz' "staunch support for Presi­ dent Reagan." Growe feels he can be beaten in the state that voted for the Carter-Mondale ticket In 1980. "W e've been getting a lot of people who have never been Involved in the political process before." she said. "W e can't expect to match my opponent's spending record, but we can match him on the grassroots level." Bosehwltz has already raised more than $4 million — "money that certainly gets the message out” — and her campaign has garnered about $400,000. Growe Is divorced, and the mother of four. • Pratt, f aci ng New M exico 's popular Domenlcl. who la seeking her third term and widely favored to win. Aided In her campaign effort by more than 2,000 volunteers statewide. Pratt says the Incumbent's "vulnerable" voting record willmake a difference In the state, where Democrats have a 2-1 registration edge. She says Reagan administration cutbacks, which Domenlcl has generally supported, will be the main Issue. Pratt has already walked away with one surprise victory this year. In the New Mexico Senate primary, she defeated a former state party chairman who was the early favorite by a wide margin. A former English teacher. Pratt has been married the past 18 years and has two daughters. • Hendrlksen. a liberal state senator In Oregon, who has won two underdog campaigns In her brief political career and is hoping her race against Hatfield will be the third. "I've never lost a race and every race I've been In. I've been told I couldn't do It." she said. Hatfleld. the powerful chairman of the Senate ApproprtatCommlttee. has not lost an election In his 34-year political career. "I'm not afraid to take on a tough challenge and I realize that thla la a very, very tough challenge. But I feel very strongly that we must have a strong Democratic alternative to Mark Hatfleld.” Hatfleld has raised $600,000 to her $150,000. Hendrlksen. 41. Is divorced and has a 19-year-old daughter, Kara. • Edythe Harrison, a former Virginia legislator who aaya Incumbent John Warner can't draw votes with Elizabeth Taylor thla time around, and will have to stand on his own record. Warner, a first-term senator who la now divorced from Taylor, narrowly won election In 1978. but la considered practically unbeatable. "Virginia Is fiscally conservative and Mr. Warner la the all-time big spender." she said. "A s far as the budget deficit Ha concerned, he Just can't say no." Harrison. 50. the first woman to win nomina­ tion for a statewide office in Virginia, aays she lntenda "to win thla race," despite a severe disadvantage In fund raising. "N o Democrat has the money that the • Republicans have." she said. "But we have the people." She la strongly supported by her husband of 28 years. Stanley. * �Freedom his most recent assemblages which shows a primitive, Artist Draws On Ingenuity For Unique Mixed-Media Creations By Susan Loden Herald Staff Writer A waul* winning artist Grady Klmsey dsrrs to be Innovative with his mixed-media creatlona. And his bravery comes from arriving at a point where he can take any sort ol criticism knowing he will still eat even If his works don’t sell. Decause of this sense of freedom, which In part Is derived from the security of his position as an Instructor In painting, drawing and ceramics at Seminole Community College, he can produce works that please himself. In pleasing himself he also finds others admire and want to acquire his work. His latest creations, carefully designed to draw the eye and the imagination Into a fantasy, are very theatrical, sculpted, character figures constructed of painted clay and adorned with scraps of feathers, fur, fabric, beads and bangles — the salvaged contents of a couple of old trunks that held treasures of his mother and grandmother. "Hopefully everyone who sees them will have a different reaction. Then 1 will have created as many pieces as .1 have viewers," Klmsey said. He has produced 30 oT these figures that are about two feet tall and 100 similar 10-lnch figures. They will be worked Into an environmental setting to complete the work, which will extend to another 50 to 80 years the life of the fragments from his mother's past, he said. "I got Interested In figurative pieces, but figurative pieces alone are dull and unin­ teresting. I thought the old fabrics and beads might add content, so I tried to work some of that In. Today I am very pleased." he said. He denies having favorites among his creations. "I think the most exciting work Is that that Is still wet. or Is still being done. I suppose I could look badi and pick pieces that I like better than others, but I really don't have a sentimental attachment to anything I've ever done. "It really does amaze me when someone buys a piece of my art work. It really does to this day amaze me that people would pay money for what I did. I don't say that modestly either, ll'ajust a strange thing to ms. ••The value of art wortr-ta a v w y strangethtng. The intrinsic value. I puppose you can't put a dollar value on that. But what happens ts as you grow and people buy your work and as you become better known th«; prices edge up. ' The factors that figure Into the price tag of art work, he said. Include the time and materials taken to produce It. "For some strange reason scale influences price. A big piece costa more than a small one. And Just the feeling I have about a piece will figure Into the price. . ., "1 think my early work was probably contrived, because I was afraid people would criticize II. Then I got to that wonderful place. I could take any sort of criticism. So my work really became more me and I think Improved. "It's alway Important what other people think about my work. I think what 1 have learned to say Is they have a right to say whether they like It or don't like It. but no one lias the right to say it's good or bad. 1 don t believe there are such things as good or bad art." Klmsey said. Klmsey. whose artistic ability was first noticed by his sister, who complimented him on his skill with crayons when he was eight years old. said, he looks back on Just about all of his work and says. "How could I have done that?" But the awards he has garnered In Florida art shows and the attention his work receives In both gallery and public showings la an Indication that Klmsey perhaps Isn't always the best Judge of his own crestlons. He earned a bachelor of art's degree in fine arts from the University of Tennessee and has received his master's degree In education from Rollins College. Klmsey moved to Winter Park in 1963. following a 10-year, high-pressure stint as art director for a television station In Tennessee. Within two weeks of arriving he was teaching art in an Orange County high school. During their 30 years of marriage. Klmsey's wife. Sue, has kept a couple of examples of Klmseys work from each year. He said he wasn't pleased with that Idea at frtat. because he would have prefered to have sold the work, but he now likes to look back to see where he has been and how he has grown as an artist. But among the art work he treasures most Is the drawing he receives each Father's Day from his 29-year-old son. Grant, who Is a carpenter. ,, . During the last 10 years. Klmsey. said he has had no lack of Ideas for his creative expresalon which have resulted In the production of three dimensional pictures featuring paper cuttings: pottery accented with lace. Ivory and Jute­ weaving: and assemblages. The 56-year-old artist said he's at the age where he sleeps soundly when he first goes to bed. but then awakens In the early morning Afrlcan-llke Influence. A drawer from an old treadle sewing machine has In Klmsey's hands become a masked creature with brass wings and metal-claw feet • an assortment of junk, collected from flea markets and garage sales, assembled along with some small-scale pottery and metal pieces he has created. HartM PK»U« ky hours In an alpha sleep where Ideas float into his mind. He keeps a sketchbook handy and Grady Klmsey's latett creations, carefully designed to draw the eye and the Imagination Into a fantasy, are very »»— character figures constructed of painted clay and adorned with scraps of feathers, fur, fabric, beads and bangles * the salvaged contents of a couple of old trunks that held treasures of his mother end grandmother. 'Who's Who' Lists Alice P. Kimber Alice Mac Perkins Kimber. 1421 Valencia St.. Sanford, has been named for Inclusion In The World Who’s Who o f Women. 1984 edi t i on pu blished In Cambridge. England. The Central Florida Qulltcrs Guild announces the third an­ nual quilt show Oct. 4-7 at the Sanford Civic Center, from 10 a.m. lo 4 p.m. dally. The hours Sunday. Oct. 7. are from Noon to 4 p.m. Other women listed In the seventh edition arc Phyllis Dtller and Mrs. John Zaccaro o f Queens. N.Y. The following Information ts taken from the publication: Mrs. Kimber was born March 24. 1921 In Natchez. Miss. She Is a R etired Social W orker and Missionary Teacher, married Victor D. Kimber. Oct. 1955. 1 adopted daughter. Education. B.A. So. Missionary College. Collegedalc. Tcnn.. 1947. At­ tended Tulane University In New Orleans. Louisiana and La. Stale University. Baton Rouge. La. The show will feature a quilt d i s p l a y , me r c h a n t ' s mal l , boutique area and a chance on the dally door prizes which Include a wall hanging, placemata and quilting hoop. The admission price If $2 allows each patron a chance at the door prizes. The featured guest speaker and workshop leader Is Georgia Bonestcel. noted quilt author r and TV personality. Wednesday. 1 Oct. 3. at 7:30 p.m. she will give a lecture titled "North Carolina Cover Lover's Report" at the has lilted two or three with creative Idea for works. "1 would have to live lo be 500 to complete what I would like to do. I will never again be at a loss lor Ideas." One of his latest assemblages shows a primitive. Afrlcan-llke Influence. A drawer from an old treadle sewing machine has In Klmsey's hands become a masked creature with brass wings and metal-claw feel — an assortment of Junk, collected from flea markets and garage sales, assembled along with some small-scale pottery and metal pieces he has crested. . . . , ,__, "1 Just like to take found objects, fabricate some new ones of my own and then comblnr them. In some cases the objects commanit what will happen." he said. And his Winter Park home-studio ts tilled with hundreds of found objects, which may one day find their way Into one o f hla works. Klmsey feels no pressure or apprehension In producing hls art. "It seems now that almost every waking moment I'm Involved with art. he said. . . ... A part of that Involvntent for the pust 14 years has centered around hls classes at SCC. "|'m really one of those lucky people whose vocation and advocation really mesh Into one thing. I would be doing what I'm doing no matter what." Hut what If he weren't an artist? "I m very Interested In archaeology and anthropology and In growing vegetables.” this soft-sokrn native of Knoxville. Tcnn.. said. "I think my work Is probably Influenced by primitive artists. pre-Columbian urtlsts and African artists. I feel an affinity for those artifacts." And as for the gardening. "I have a small garden." He acknowledged that probably comes from hls Tennessee roots and said, "W e're country people." Klmsey said that hls craft Is a learned skill and through working with hls students lie has come to realize that everyone has some artistic ability which can be developed through Bee ARTIST, Page 3C Annual Quilt Show The grand door prize Is a Florida Memories quilt made by m em b ers o f the g u ild .T h e drawing for this colorful quilt depleting what Florida Is all about will be held Sunday af­ ternoon. U Sm Jean Musgrovt, from left. Ree Harper end Cynthia Thorn ihow "Florida Memoriae" Lake Mary High School. Ih c admission la $3 and there will be a question and answer period as well as an autograph session. On Sunday. Oct. 7. at 2 p.m.. quilt, grand prize at the Third Annual Quilt Show scheduled In Sanford, Oct. 4-7. in the civic center. Aloyac Yorko. editor of Quilt Magazine, will give a talk entitled "Sunbonnet Sue Rides Again." For more Information on the show or the Central Florida Qulltcrs Guild send a stamped, s e lf-a d d re ss ed e n v e lo p e to CFQG. P.O. Box 50. Sanford. 32771. Has Teach in g C ertificate. Appointments: Bible Instructor. Mississippi 1944-45: Mississippi S o c i a l W o r k e r . 1 9 47 - 51 : Missionary Home Economics Tescher. Inyazura and Lower Gwelo Seventhday Adventist Missions. Rhodesia In Africa 1951-55: Social W orker In Mississippi. 1956-64. Dietician at Alic* Kimber Fla. H osp ital. Se v e nt h- day Adventist. Orlando. Florida. 1965-69: Social Worker. Florida, 1969-79 V olu n teer B ible T e a c h er. Bethel College. Seventh-day Adventist. Butterworth. Transkel. Africa 1980-81: Volun­ teer Home Economics Teacher. Tribes of Indians at Holbrook SDA Indian School. Holbrook. Arizona. Memberships: Bible Intructors Club, hrsldent; Pres­ ident. Home Economics Club: Hobbles: Traveling. Sewing, and Interior Decorating. �\ v I JC— Evening Herald. Sanlord. FI. Sunday, Sept. 1), 1M4 In And Around Lake Mary PEOPLE Serteen Club Mem bers Earn Awards At State Conference IN BRIEF Florida DAR Honors Bates For Outstanding Record The Lake Mary High School Serteen Club attended Its first Serteen Leadership Confer­ ence In April In Tampa. The club competed with all the Serteen Clubs In the stale of Florida for club awards and individual awards. Individual awards were presented to six students. Trlca Martin received the award for Serteen of the Year 1983-84. James Melton. Alleen Patterson nod Angela Pat­ terson received the Gold Award. Tonya Davis and Ronald Uradley wrre Maroon Award winners. To receive the Maroon Awurd students must attend 75 percent of the club meet­ ings. devote time to community service, attend a board of directors meeting, sponsor one member and have a good standing In Ihelr financial obligations. To receive the Gold Award students must attend meetings 90 percent of the time, devote 25 to 30 hours to community service, attend three board meetings, sponsor three new members, fulfill financial obligations and attend a Sertoma and La Sertoma meeting. The Club was selected by Sertoma and La Sertoma of Winter Park to compete for the International Serteen Collegiate Club of the Year 1983-84 awurd. Winter Park Sertoma Club Invited the The Salllc Harrison Chapter. National Society. Daughters of the American Revolution, announces that Donald Hates, social studies teacher at Jackson Heights Middle School In Oviedo, has been recognized by the Florida State Chapter. NSDAR. ns an outstanding teacher of American History. Hates was selected by the Salllc Harrison Chapter in February. 1983 as the outstanding teacher of American History In Seminole County. His resume was submitted to the stale organization at that time and. In competition with other teachers throughout Florida, he was awarded second place. nates was cited for his ability to generate In Ills students an Interest In American history and a love and respect for their country. He sets an exemplary standard for good citizenship by accepting responsibility and providing leadership In his school and In his community. The regent ofSaille Harrison Chapter. Mrs. E. Paul Kelly, presented a medal and a certificate to Dales at the September meeting of the chapter. Home Interiors Courses Two Home Interiors courses will be offered at Seminole Community College this fall. Drapery Construction, designed to enable the homemak­ er to construct French-pleaied lined custom draperies for the home, will meet for 12 weeks beginning September 24. 1984. Classes will be held on Mondays from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Bed Linens and Pillows, designed to enable the homemaker to decorate the home bedroom or nursery, will also meet for 12 weeks beginning September 26. 1984. Classes will be held on Wednesdays from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. This class will provide training In the construction of sheets, pillowcases, and throw pillows, utilizing decorative si Itches, rufllea. and monogrammlng techniques. Doth courses will meet In the wtll-equlpped drapery workroom. The Instructor will be Pat Brennan. Cost of each course Is $24.00. For more Information, please call 323-1450 (from Orlando. 843-7001) Extensions 479 or 228. Register at the admissions office In the administration building. Kelly La Croix Lake MaryLongwood Correspondent 323-7501 club members to a special breakfast cere­ mony held tn their honor on Thursday. Sept. 13. The club was presented with a plaque recognizing their victory as first runner up In the International Serteen Collegiate Club of the Year 1983-84 Just a reminder that business education day will be Friday. Oct. 19. at the Lake Mary High School Verne Estes or G.E. Robotics Division will be the guest speaker and the Hurger King robot. Wizard of Flies, will be there. A new free community service program: If you live alone or are handicapped, the new Carrier Alert program offers you the assurance that someone Is concerned about your welfare and Is prepared to call for help If you need It. This free service has been developed especially for older and home- Engagem ents daughter. Andrea Kathleen, to Fredrick Eugene Fox. McGuire Air Force Base. New Jersey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fox. Summerville, S.C. Bom In New Orleans, the bride-elect Is the maternal granddaughter of Mrs. Rose Rasmussen, and the paternal granddaughter of Mrs. Dolly D a n n e l l y . b o t h of Jacksonville. Miss Dannel l y attends Seminole High School and Is e m p l o y e d by W e s t e r n Real Estate Math Seminole Community College Introduces a new course. Real Estate Math, for real estate practitioners and other business professionals. The course has been established to emphasize practical und simplified use of the hand-held financial calculator. After a brief review of basic calculator principles, students will learn easy and accurate methods of solving problems In finance, mortgaging. Investments, taxes, capital, and other areas an determined by student needs. This course begins Oct. 2. Classes will meet on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7-10 p.m. The course fee Is $21. For additional Information telephone 323-1450 (Sanford/Wtnter Park). 843-7001 (Orlando), extension 225. Applications are now being accepted for Miss Florida Citrus who will be selected during festivities, Oct. 25-27 at Winter Haven. Competition will be limited to 20 contestants. Each applicant must be between the ages of 19 and 25 by Oct. 27, must be a high school graduate, single, never married, of good n r : "I character and residents of Florida or student In a Florida school six months prior to Oct. 27. Deadline for applying Is Oct. 1 For application and Information write to Mis Florida Citrus Program, P.O. Box 9229. Winter Haven. 33883. or call the Florida Citrus Showcase. Winter Haven. Andrea Kathleen Dannelly, Frederick Fox Dannelly-Fox Mr. and Mrs. James War­ ren Dannelly, 120 Falrlane Circle, Sanford, announce the engagem ent o f their R o s e O f S h a r o n C e le b r a te s Congress No. One will present its Annual Donating Day Pro- Sizzlin'. Sanford. Her fiance, bom In Ten­ n essee. Is the paternal grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolke, Oxford, Ohio. Ills paternal grandparents are Mrs. Mary Gauss. Oxford, and Francis Fox, Onslrad. Mich. He Is u 1983 graduate of Berkley High School In South Carolina and Is serving In the Air Force. The wedding will lie an event of Dec. 2. at 2 p.m.. at Gr ace Uni t ed Methodist Church. Sanford. NewsonRitchey Miss Florida Citrus Pageant Rose of Sharon No. 134 Order of Kustcrn Star, celebrated Its 37th anniversary r Sept. 16. at Morning Glory Missionary Bap­ tist Church. * The Rrv. Andrew Evansls the churrh pastor. Theme for the 1984 anniversary was "Coming together Is a beginning, meeting together Is progress. Working together Is success." Mrs. Louise DcLanccy pre­ sided over this annual celebra­ tion with words of welcome from Mrs. Florence Hagley. Music was presented by Morning Glory Choir No. One. Mrs. Frances Scott Reading wus given by Mrs. Mendell Kendrick. The Rev. Arthur Graham, pastor of Clearwuter Missionary Baptist Church, delivered the message for this anniversary. Officers of Rose of Sharon No. 134 OES are Associate Matron Delores Martin. Saruh Taylor. Worthy Matron Charlie Cran­ ford. Royal Grand Patron. 33rd degree, and Johnny Pearson. Patron. bound residents. When you sign up for Carrier Alert you will receive label to place Inside your mailbox. The label Is a signal for your carrier to watch your mailbox for un­ collected mall. Only you and the carrier know Its there, keeping the service con­ fidential. Your carrier will watch for uncollected mall on the days he delivers mail. If your carrier notices that you have not collected your mall for a day or two. he will report your name to the postal supervisor. He will then notify the agency where you arc registered. The agency will try to contact you by phone to see If you need help. If they can’t reach you they will contact friends Or relatives or the social agency on your registration form and see IT they can reach you. If they cannot reach you the police will be asked for assistance, and check on your safety. If you know anyone who could feel more confident knowing there Is someone check­ ing on his welfare please write or call the I A R Service of Human Services Council, 3191 Maguire Boulevard. Suite 209, Orlando, 32803 or call. 629-1289. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Newson. Orlando, announce the engagem ent of Ihelr daughter, Debra Sue, to Jef­ fery L. Ritchey, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ritchey. Sanford. The bride-elect graduated from Seminole High School, Sanford. Her fiance gradu­ ated from Columbus North High School, Indiana, and Seminole Community Col­ lege, Sanford. The wedding will be an event of Oct.20. Debro Sus Newson, Joffery L, Ritchey Who's Cooking? The Herald welcomes suggestions for cooks of the week. Do you know someone you would like to see featured In this spot? The Cook of the Week column Is published every Wednesday. Novice cooks and ethnic cooks, as well as experienced cooks und master chefs add a different dimension to dining. Who Is your choice? Maybe It’s your mother, father, brother, sister or friend. Submit your suggestions to Doris Dietrich. The Herald PEOPLE editor. 322 2611 Marva Hawkins m-sm gram for Florida Memorial Col­ lege. This year the YWAs will sponsor the program entitled Fruits o f the Spirits. You are Invited to attend this play und worship service at Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church. Or­ ange Avenue and Eighth Street. Saturday Sept. 29. at 7 p.m. All donations to the college will be accepted at this special service. Betty Robinson Is the supervisor and the Rev. Andrew Evan Is the congress president. Happy Birthday to Natherlne Bentley. Catherine Hawkins. Betty Smith. Mary L. Clark. Wlirred Miller. Melissa Roberts. Oscar Wi ll i ams . Rebecca Albershardt. Debra Williams and your correspondent. T A P - A - C IS E A New And Fun Way To Exercise And Enjoy! Officers of Rose of Sharon No. 134 Order of Eastern Star are, from leff, Delores Martin, Associate Matron; Charlie Cranford, Royal Grand Patron; Sarah Taylor, Worthy Matron; and Johnny Pearson, Patron. - FLORIDA" ARRIVEAUVE .SUNSHINE STATE. qual-i- ty-n, l 11114< 11 A D i'H in Ol 1 X i f i l l IIi f t J Kt>« K li.i N i ' t ' d l e t i •i l l s P a r k A v e n u e D ie t C lin ic 2425 Parti Avt., Saafard, Fla. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th, 19S4 • Medically supervised by a • Individual attention and Sem inole County Physician • Dally Vitamin Supplem ents support from local people who care • Food programs tailored to your life stylo CALL T0$AV roe m $ AJL-I ML, 2 M L -I M L * MO oouaatmm CONSULTATION 323-8177 \ CALL NOW FOR INFORMATION CScftool of ^T)ance Shirts PHONE 323-1900 3 2 1 -5 1 5 7 A • 2580 ELM A V L SANFORD I �Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. Lourine Messenger, membership chairman of Seminole Community Concert Association and a hostess tor the reception, serves Mr. and Mrs. W. Jack Agent. Mrs. Agent is the former Mildred Stemper. Sunday. Sept. Jl. 1M4— 1C Bette Gramkow.left, and Bettye Smith, right, board members of Seminole Community Concnert Association, welcome Mr. and Mrs. E. Everette Huskey as patrons ot the concert association. In And Around Sanford SCCA Honors Members The officers and directors of Seminole Community Concert Association entertained at the Annuul M em ber R ecep tion Sunday at the Sweetwater Club home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Everette (Grace) Huskey. The elegant event honored the SCCA patrons and subscribers.' The red carpet was literally rolled at the Huskey mansion. Oak Grove. Receiving the guests at the door was Annette Wing, reception chairman, who wore an exquisite sheer Ivory and lace street-length dress. Also In the recei vi ng line were G eorge ft>sler. president of the SCCA. and his wife, Barbara. Guests reveled In the luxury of the Huskey home where warm hospitality, delightful parly food H*r*W PSet*« ty D » ,l, DMtrltS formation call Lourine Messen­ Before U'ffler’s gall bladder Dawn M acD onald entertains S C C A guests ger. membership chairman. surgery, now scheduled early this week, an Infection of the Fellow county commissioners pancreas bad to be cleared up. probably Ik - before the year Is F. Cullum Jr.. U.S, Navy, spent a and staff honored newlyweds. OURSELVES out. In tbe meantime, he says he month visiting hls parents. Mr. Bob and Peggy Sturm, with a The rumor mill has been Editor covered dish luncheon Tuesday grinding for several weeks now has taken a lot of ribbing, and and Mrs, Robert F. Cullum Sr. al Iht-lr home on Celery Avenue. at the county services building. as to who will be ihe successor he Is "very happy" about Ids Visiting wllh him was Neola forthcoming marriage. The Sturms were quietly mar­ lo Sanlurd Attorney Mack Cleve­ Barden of Perth. Australia. Dur­ and refined entertainment were ried on July 27 and are making land's title. "Seminole's most Several Sanfordlles left ibis ing the visit the couple an­ the order of the day. their home In Longwood. Bob eligible bachelor.” week for a lour of the Orient. We nounced their engagement. The Dawn MacDonald. 12-year-olf took only a few days off after the Bid, according lo Mack. I here will report on lire adventure wedding Is planned for next year harpist from Lnngwood, was wedding before returning to Ids In the bride's home In Australia. angelic while playing the harp county desk where he works lull has come a lime to change the when the group returns. "legendary existence." He Is for guests In the music room. time. The Garden Club of Sanford Rudy L. Sloan has retired after All of the concerts will be held Meanwhi l e. Count y C om ­ relinquishing the title In the at Lake Mary High School. Max mission Chairman Sandra Glenn name of matrimony to a pretty 42 y e a r s w o r k i n g for the Will slart the club season on Oct. Morath will perform In October. Is spending a great deal ol time Seminole County schrxtl teacher. railroad, formerly the Atlantic IH. Mrs. Curl (Tlllls) Is the club Membership In the association at Wilder Park Memorial Hospi­ Mary Anne Boothe who teaches Coastline. Seaboard Coastline president. Circle presidents ure: Mrs. Ernest Horrrll. Camellia; and now. the Seaboard System. Is still open. Subscriptions arc: tal comforting her friend. Circuit at W'eklva Elementary School. Mrs. Ralph Simas. Central: Mrs. Rudy und hls wife lived on $17.50. adult: 12.50. student; Judge Kenneth Lefiler, hospi­ No date has been set for the Leroy MaeTavIsh. Hibiscus: Mrs. and $40.00. family. For In­ talized for surgery. wedding, but Mack says It wilt Magnolia Avenue for 29 years Bryan Perkins. Jaearanda; Mrs. and now make their home at 225 Blanton Owen. Magnolia: Mrs. Dublin Drive, laike Mary. D.C. Spivey, Mimosa und Mrs. L. unique way of working which can be I’ettv Ofllecr First Class Robert A. Albritton. Rose. Thul type of work has u contrived look to It. abstraar. photo-rt-ul latte or like fur moat 1 try to get my students to stay loose and lo •penpte''aomewhCrr In between. Once they enjoy their work.” realize when they are sincere their work Is Out he said, "Some artists are competi­ aa good aa anyone elacs, then they start lo tive. not In the sense of personality or work Continued From Page 1C produce work that's not only pleasing to even, but we're at the point with all of these others, but to themselves." : training and stimulation. shows and all the prizes that are offered that "W e kind of grow together." he said. "W e He works to help his students develop competition does enter Into It. 2640 HIAW ATHA A V I . ( 17-92} SANFO RD their artistic vision. "Artists see and most all grow from wherever we arc. It’s a "1 think competition forces some people to people Just look. Artists do see things in a do things they wouldn't ordinarily do. I dynamic atm osphere." he said of his • GENERAL PRACTICE • WEIGHT CONTROL different way. but It's only through training. believe In competition." Klmsey said. ; classrooms. "W e have lots of Interaction and • SMOKING CONTROL • PAIN CONTROL It's not an Inborn girt." .the age span here Is so wonderful. I have And to I he artist who tries lo support But he added that there Is careful students from 16 up to BO years old. That himself with Ills creation the competition E U N I C E G . M A Y O , M .D . planning behind his creations. He refered lo becomes more serious. "V ery few can type of existence Is really Invigorating to Ills sculpted characters, adorned with the survive on art work alone." he said. "I'm ' me. llnds from his mother's trunk, and said. ; "I prefer students who've had no training. glad I'm not In the position of having to try. HOURS: Mon.Thru Thor*. 9:00-4:00 Saturday 9:00-1:00 l y Appointment "They may look as If I had Just slapped the 1 say without hesitation that everyone docs "I'm one o f those people who needs lo things on there, but It's not true. An awfully have ability. What holds a lot of people back lot of thought has gone Into the way these know ahead of lime what I'm going lo have Is they feel they shold draw, or paint or do to work with. I think my work would really things are draped." art work like someone else does and they Although a lot of thought goes Into his art. be different If I had to depend on It for a never can. They'll only be second best Klmsey said he really believes thul ton living. I don’ t think I could be this working like someone else. What l really try many people really believe art Is really Innovative, because some people like this to do Is to bring out their own unique way of precious. "I think we need to get away from and some don't." he said of his work. "I working. That s what It's all about. _ __________________ . .r that. The artist needs to, so he doesn't think would Ik - doing Ihings to try to please too 1 "I'm moving around constantly during ANNUAL CUSTOMER APPRECIATION, "STOREWIDE" many pruplc. This way 1 can afford lo lake thul everything he does deserves to Ire class, working with Individuals, trying to get PRE-INVENTORY SALE...FABULOUS FALL FASHIONS framed, or In a museum or on a mantel. risks." them to understand and develop that Doris / Dietrich 1 ...A r tis t G E N E R A L St P R E V E N T IV E CARE CENTER ( 3 0 5 ) 3 2 1 -2 5 5 7 (B Y ? W * , INCLUDED...THRU SEPTEMBER Jtlh. I9B4 Organ Donors' Fam ilies Never Pay DEAR ABBYt Several years ugo you e n c o u r a g e d your readers to donate Ihclr organs after death. I thought It was a fine Idea, so I wrote to the Living Bank In Houston and signed up. and l was sent a donor card, which 1carried In my wallet ever since. My 17-year-old son Just had a serious motorcycle accident, and 1 was told his chances Tor surviving were slltn. so I In­ formed the woman In authority ul the hospital that If he died, the hospital rould take hls eyes, kidneys and other organs for transplants. She said. "Fine, but did you know that it will cost you several thousand dollars to remove the organs?" I told her I was sorry — that we were poor people and didn't have that kind of money. Abby. I was never luld that the donor's family Is expected to pay out anything. If this Is true, please tell me. and I will tear up my card. I also think you should let ‘ others know the truth about this. DEAR A B B Y : Re g ar di ng eyes: 1 haven't heard that expression for a long time, but when I was young, that was my problem. It must be an Inherited trail, because rny daughter had the same problem. I used to enjoy u little Innocent nirtatlon. but If I looked at a man a little too long, he took II wrong and I had to practically fight for my honor. I never seriously considered having an afralr In my life, but rny bedroom eyes gave a lot of men the wrong Impression. iK - d n x im Interested parties may write to: The Living Bunk. P.O. Box 6725. Houston. Texas 77265. This Is a non-profit organiza­ tion. so plrase Include a long, s t a mp e d ( 37 c e nt a l , sel faddressed envelope. DEAR ABBYt Very soon I will have been married for 50 years. 1 feel that 1 am entitled to cele­ brate a golden wedding. My wife refuses. Here Is the problem: I have had three marriages. I was married to Wife No. I for 23 years. She died. Wife No. 2 and I were married for 22 years. Wife No. 3 has been my wife for four years. This makes a total of 49 years of marriage for me. right? My wife says If I want to EX-ORGAN DONOR celebrate a golden wedding an­ niversary to go ahead, but she DEAR EX-DONORt Don't tear refuses to celebrate 45 years of . up your card; you are still an marriage that she had nothing to organ donor. Inform the person do wi th. Fur t her mor e, she "in authority" at the hospital thinks I am unfair lo expect her ; Immediately that she Is mistak­ to go along with It. Whose side are you on. Abby? e n — not one penny Is charged PUSHIKO POR THE GOLD to the donor or donor's family for ^ r e m o v i n g t he o r g a n s f o r DEAR PUSHING: I’m on your / transplants. ;• I’ve carried an organ card for wife's side. Quit pushing for the ,15 years and feel that nothing I gold — a fifth anniversary Is all ’ .could leave after my death you're entitled to. It's wood. Use your head. would be of greater value. BEDROOM EYES IN ROSEBURG, ORE. DEAR ABBYt Please relay this to "Pennsylvania Dutchman," who had never heard of a man fathering a child In hls 80s. My great-grandfather lived In Ireland. Hls first wife died and he subsequently married a much younger woman who bore him seven children, the youngest of whom was my grandfather. When my grundfuther was born, hls father was H4 years old. (He lived to celebrate hls 107th birthday.) Al the time of hls death hls wife became ill and died two days later. They had a double funeral. ARIZONA IRISHMAN ★ 20% OFF O rigin al Prices ★ S l ' M M F R F A S H I O N S A N D S A I K RAt K 50". O F F ( A S H O N L Y ON I HE S h I I I MS PI E A S E All Sale Item s Final...No Exchanges Or j REGULAR HOURS OPEN MON.-SAT. 1 lO-SJO ba, Ml M44 lilMH Mm Im M M V H W » W M l" w « S » M M " P > « liM ,S t „ U.M S a M a l l M MM 4* MmIt » ■»,'« 1 j 1SAXON BLVD. (Scion Plus OH Entorprlro Rd DELTONA • Phone (904) 7 8 9 - 4 8 8 8 # i V H**' %00*00 j t • w ills D on M y e rs glass & 310 S. F R E N C H A VE. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 '' 3 2 1 -2 3 6 0 We’re HavingA Celebration! 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If you lind it bald to understand — find one ol the many good translations and enmmcntiiries to help interpret the mctmlnys Tor you. Christian Mm urrsLi not) FOMITTUUO or uuu nun tOMw In, U4i Mar, On. U. limn ■ *11 Lutheran unaum aweca i 1140La. tOW. Owk rntttw 740 cewo/urr n t u n t i u in i t u i om. Thursday Ephesians 1:3-14 tW l IIN u . CM ml Other Church** YKTWitfm oo— . wk Saturday G enesis 18 1-15 Don't neglect your dally reading! Attend the church or synagogue of your choice this week Scttpture* wak ftwi by The AnwKin n*rt4a 17771 *41 ca. 1140 ML (rain * 4 1 ) SoOfHf *41 ML 740 ml m u tr u n w i 7JOml MOW Spanish Christian Science Church O f Christ lo u tu a n n u l ok . Church Of God 4k r m 1111707 1771 trk.li Or. l a k i TIL CMtlTlM K I M MCKTY MO ml 7ML The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, F la . Howard H. Hodges and Staff C E L E R Y C ITY PRINTINO C O ., INC. SUN BANK and Staff 200 W. First SI. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. JCP ennay Sanford Plaza TH« MoKIBBIN A O IN C Y Insuranca Q R EQ O R Y LU M B ER TR U E VALU E HARDWARE 500 Mapla Ava., Sanford KNIGHT'S SHOE STO R E Downtown Sanlord Don Knight and Stall MEL'S GULP S E R V IC E Mel Dekle and Employees H ARRELL A B EV ER LY TRANSMISSION David Bavarly and Stall L.D . PLAN TS, INC. Oviedo, Florida OSBORN'S BOOK AND BIBLB STORK 2599 Sanlord Ave. COLONIAL ROOM RESTAURANT Downtown Sanlord 115 East First St. Bill & Dot Painter PANTRY P R I0 1 DISCOUNT POODS and Employaas PUBLIX M ARKETS end Employees SEN KA RIK 0 LA SS A PAINT CO ., INC. Jerry A Ed Senkerlk end Employees SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ilUNOU If 000 rv.l kw4| U 0W 17* 0 Ik k w lx W ffk it o w ilk W lC U M W IO v IrW . I w W 4 OW Ul» ». •» **- k k i ATENATROM REA LTY Herb Stenstrom end Slell W ILSO N -EICH ELBERO ER MORTUARY Eunice Wilson and Staff WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson WINN-DIXIE STO R ES and Employees �Briefly Lake Mary Mission Is Up For Delegate Approval Delegates to the Central Florida Episcopal Diocesan Conven­ tion and the clergy will meet at Holy Spirit Church. Apopka, this Sunday at 2 p.m. Among the matters to be brought up for approval will be the Episcopal Mission of Lake Mary, new mission possibilities In Rosemont and Goldenrod. the Deanery Lay Readers' training. Deanery retreats and the posslblltles for a Deanery Lenten study program. Church Computer Seminar A four-hour seminar entitled "Computers In the Church Environment" will be held Oct. 20 and 27 at the Orlando Holiday Inn. 1-4 and Lee Road. Charles Goodrich, a church computer system expert will discuss the use of personal and small business computer system expert will discuss the use of personal and small business computes in reducing ad­ ministrative costs and paperwork In the church office. Bookkeplng and financial management will be discussed In detail. Demonstrations of automatic check posting and printing, personalized letters and phone directory maintenance will be presented. Participants will also benefit from cost comparisons of various computers, printers, and software for use In the church environment. Any church or Individual wishing to enroll for this seminar or needing additional Information, should contact Goodrich at Software Ingenuity. (305) 777-5962. The seminar registration fee Is $20 for each church or Individual attending and there Is no limit on the number o f church members attending per church. Mormon IWomen's Telecast Women 10 years and older will gather Sept. 29 at 7:45 p.m. at the Orlando Stake. 45 E. Par Ave., Orlando, for the annual General Women's Broadcast o f the Chunfh of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The 90-mlnutc telecast will be received directly from Salt Lake City via satellite. Speaking at (he meeting will be Dwan J. Young. Interna­ tional president of the Primary organization for children; Ardeth G. Kapp. International'president of the Young Women organization for teenagers; 'and Barbara W. Winder. International president of the Relief Society for women. Keynote speaker Is Gordon B. Hinckley, a member of the First Presidency, chief governing body. Elder Dean L. Larsen of the First Quorum of Seventy will also speak. For Information regarding the meetings, contact Bonnie Isley. 896-2717. All Souls Plans RENEW This Sunday Is sign-up Sunday for the new RENEW semester to begin Oct. 7 at All Souls Parish In Sanford. All Souls Church Pastor Is the Rev. Lyle Dancn. Pariah coordinator of RENEW is Linda Holt and committee workers Include Jean Michels, large groups; Virginia Kovacs. small groups: Frances Fllegar. telephone; Mabel Plthoud. home visit, Judy Russell and Ann O'Brien, take-home materials; liturgy. Phil Bcaaley. Louise LaPelerm. Helen Hickey an d Cathy Btrandberg. Mrs. O'Brien la in charge of publicity. . ■.«■* Winning Women's Retreat Winning Women of Florida will hold a fall retreat Oct. 19-21 at Epworth by the Sea Methodist Center on St. Simons Island, Oa. The theme will be "Th e Riches o f Contentment" and It is open to all women. Speakers will be Faye Angus of Sierra Madre, Calif.; Grace Chavis. Plantation: and Ruth Conard of Portland. Oregon. For further Information contact Mrs. Tom Mitchell Jr. at (904) 673-0248. Nativity Fun Fast Nativity Catholic Church on County Road 427, Lake Mary, will hold a Fun Fest Oct. 5-7. Hours will be 6-10 p.m. Friday; 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and 12 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. There will be carnival rides, games, Moon Walk, clowns, a magic show, Bingo, crafts, plants, a bake sale, music and food. On Friday from 6-10 p.m. there will be a spaghetti dinner and an auction with all new merchandise. Slide Program Scheduled Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Casselberry will present a slide program of Papua New Guinea at 7 p.m. Sept. 30 at Community United Methodist Church. Highway 17-92. Casselberry. The spent two months there this summer visiting Pat and Mclenda Edmlston, WycllfTe Bible Translators. They are the parents of Mrs. Edmlston. Mr. Edmlston Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Edmlston o f Casselberry. Graham Discovers Soviet People Desire Peace By Barry James UPI Senior Editor MOSCOW (DPI) - Evangel i st Billy Graham says he will seek out Reagan administration officials on his return (o the United Stales to tell them of the desire for peace he has encountered in the Soviet Union. Graham flew back to Moscow from Novosibirsk In central Siberia late Wed­ nesday to attend celebrations marking Ihe 100th anniversary of the Baptist church In Russia, The Russian Orthodox archbishop of Novosibirsk urged Graham In an emotional appeal to use his Influence as a friend of President Reagan to slop what he said were threats of war against the Soviet Union. "W e do not understand how the president can be a Christian and a believer, and how he can at the same lime threaten our people and surround us with missiles of various sizes." said Archbishop Gideon. Introducing Graham to his congregation In the small, wooden Orthodox cathedral In Novosibirsk, the nrchblshop asked him to tell Americans ihal the Soviet people truly want peace. "You are respected. You are a man whose words arc heard by millions of people.*' he said. "I ask you. Dr. Billy Graham, to comfort our people and tell them that not all Americans have such III will against them." Many In the congregation, mostly elderly women, wept silently as Graham told them. "I am for peace too and I believe the American people are for peace. I believe the American president Is for peace." Worshippers said Graham's words came as a welcome surprise because they read In their newspapers only that the United States Is preparing for war. They pressed bunches of red and white gladioli Into the arms of Graham and his followers and thanked them for the visit. "Peace be with you.” they said. On the flight back to Moscow. Graham said he probably would Inform Vice Presi­ dent George Bush, a personal friend, ubout his 12-day visit to the Soviet Union. He said he had discovered "a deep desire for peace and that everyone Is desperately afraid of another war.” Taking part In services with Orthodox and Baptist Christians, he said, had been "a really moving experience." Graham said he hoped news and televi­ sion shows about his visit would show people in America that "there are churchrs open here and that people do go to them. Russia Is a very religious country." Graham said he hoped to Bee senior Soviet government officials before his departure Friday about specific aspects of peace and religious freedom. But he added he wanted Watch your language In front of the neighbor's dog. He could be an ordained minister. If you look closely, he may be wearing a clerical collar, not a dog collar. There arc hundreds of dogs — also cats and monkeys and other animals — who have a D.D. (Doctor of Divinity) after their names. Ordaining animals was the braln|?)chlld of the very Rev. Dr. Kirby Hensley. Ihe sclf-ordalned bishop of the Universal Life Church In Modesto. Calif. "Th e Bible's full of animals," he says by way of explanation. "You ain't suggestin' we keep 'em out of heaven, are you?" But the real reason Hensley ordains animals Is not out of love and concern for the four-footed creatures, but to make a mockery of organized religion, which he despises. "Preachers don't know from nothin'." he says. "So I'm goln' lo make everyone a minister — men. women, children, dogs, cats, monkeys. I'm goln' lo cut the heart out o f tills whole preacher business." He has made a good start. It's impossible to know how many people (and animals) Hensley's church has ordained. But they Include many celebrities. Whether they actually requested ordination or Just found the certificates In their mailboxes — courtesy of Hensley — la anybody's guess. But the largest group of people ordained by Hensley may not be those who did It for a gag. but those who did It to avoid paying taxes. To get tax-exempt status, all you had to do after being ordained was organize a church (that takes Just a pastor, a secretary and a treasurer) and conduct religious services. A religious service. In Henley's definition. Is "anything that brings happiness to people without hurting anyone." If you used your house for services, It was exempt from property taxes In many states. As a pastor, you could claim a tax-free living allowance. All the money your church look In from contributions was exempt from federal Income taxes. That's how It is. Last month, however, the Internal Revenue Service stripped the Universal Life Church of Its exemptions, charging that Hensley has been using contributions for hta private benefit. He Is appealing the IRS ruling In federal court. Hensley hates organized religion and the IRS equally. Before he dies he wants to put the IRS out of business by making Income tax Illegal. When he was the Universal Party candidate for president of the United States In 1968. one of the two platform planks was "abolish the Income tax." (The other: “ To assure civil treatment and protection for people from other worlds.") Saints And Sinners George Plagenz Hensley, who Is 73. was bom In a log cabin In Low Cap. N.C. He started as a carpenter, but gave It up when he fell off a house he was building. He moved to Modesto, bought property wllh u garage on tt. put a sign on the garage saying "church" and ordained himself. Thus was born the Universal Life Church In 1962. While he can't read, Hensley claims to be an expert on the Bible. In his early days as a carpenter he hired people lo read the Bible to him. After "60 Minutes." the CBS-TV show, referred to him as a "con man." as much as $10,000 a day arrived In the mall at his Modesto headquarters from viewers seeking ordinations and church charters. Films On Fam ily Music Minister Ture E . Larson, 46. Is the new minister of music at First Presbyterian Church, Sanford. He will serve as choirm aster, organist and coordinator of musical activ­ ities. He comes here from Rockford, III., where he has taught and served churches as director of music for the past 16 years. National Marriage Encounter of Central Florida will hold Its next Marriage Encounter Weekend Oct. 26-28. Marriage Encounter Is designed for couples who want to deepen their marriage experience. For Information, call 422-5704 (Trinity Lutheran Church) or evenings call 644-7528. Children's Services Set Voter Registration First Assembly of Sanford wilt sponsor voter registration Sept. 6 and Oct. 3 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. at 304 W. 27th St. and at 8:30 p.m. on Oct. 3 at Freedom Assembly. 1515 W. Fifth St.. Sanford. Ministers To M eet Holy Cross Episcopal Church will be host to the members of the Sanford Area Ministerial Association at a luncheon In the Parish Hall on Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. from $795 P P Double Iram N V Including airier*, 1st e lm hoist*. MAP, lull slghtiMlng. V isit Jerich o . Je ru sale m , Ml ol Olivos, Way ol m s Crass. Calvary. Mo ly Sepulchre. Tlb erls*. Galilee Cana. Ceperneum. Bethlehem . Inn of Ihe Good Sam aritan. N aiarelh, Church ol Ihe Annunclelion end much more O p tio n e l e n le n e lo n lo C e lro , Pyram id s. S p h ln a, M osque* and B araare In Egypt Tor brochure, t n d m lon m lm n confect SUN TRAVEL AGENCY Ph. 323*4650 2311 S. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD CALL TOLL FUCK IW M -IU I Qlajtii&t 6/iunA 0 / Ju/ie jtfonroe Marriage Encounter Messiah Lutheran Church o f Casselberry will hold Us 10:45 a.m. worship service this Sunday at Red Bug County Park on Red Bug Road. The service will be followed with a family picnic. Sunday School will be held at 9:30 a.m. at the park. There will be no 8:30 a.m. service at Ihe church this Sunday. H O LYLA N D A new film scries featuring family expert James C. Dobson. PhD. will be shown at Holy Cross Lutheran Church of Lake Mary on Wednesday evenings al 7:30 Oct. 3-Nov. 14. The church meets at the Driftwood Vllluge Shopping Center. Lake Mary Boulevard. The popular Focus on the Family series will begin with the film. The Strong-w/Hcd Child and Is open to the public. THE NEW The leadership o f First Assembly, (consisting of 60 persons) has pledged $217.116 toward the goal o f $800,000 to complete the church's new facility on West State Road 46. This Sunday at the 10 a.m. Victory Sunday service the total commitment to Ihe building fund over a three-year period by the congregation will be announced. Services In The Park lo guard confidentiality on this aspect of his visit. Making Reverend Out Of Rover While Making Monkey Out Of IRS Victory Sunday The Church o f Rellgous Science Is Inaugurating Sunday services for children at 9:30 a.m. and regular services at 11 a.m.. both an hour long, at the center at 1415 Gene St.. Winter Park. An Inspirational and healing meditation Is held each Wednesday at noon at the same center. Dr. Billy Graham LONELY? DO YOU NEED A FRIEND? n o v u n i$J4 ('wpfpMr PtOWm 17:17 Sunday School Morning Worship Bible Study Evening Worship Wednesdays Prayer Service DR. QEOROE L. CR O SSllV . JR . P .0. Bee MS H a y . I I A Church S I. Lake Monroe. F L 12747 (lot) msses M S s is 1100 a m. BOO p m. 7.00 p m. 7.00 p m $ t . R u b e ’s ^ iu % ra n dUptrci] Joins /Marge Clark has been by First United Methodist Church, Sanford, os Its first full-time director of Christian education. She has 15 years experience In the field and came here from First United Methodist, Ormond Beach, and prior to that has served In that position In churches In Central New York, New Mex­ ico and Alaska. Miss Clark* grew up in West Palm Beach and Is a graduate of Pfeiffer college In North Carolina and has professional certification through the United Methodist Church. Road, Oviedo 32765 8:30 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. n im n s v e n u n n i . q *a c A M ACKNOWLEDGMENT We are thankful to each of you for the kind words spoken lo us, the prayers uttered in our behalf, and all acts of kindness during the pass­ ing of our loved one. May you always find us worthy of your Interest and love. The Fam ily O f The Late TfatlU a, TVittiam t A c d * �\ V BLONOIE -E v e n in g H irild , Sanford. FI. Sunday, Sept. i j , ltM by Chic Young N O T EN O U G H 0 U T T E P HOROSCOPE What The Day Will Bring... YOUR B IRTH D AY SEPTEMBER 33. 1084 That for which you have worked hard and long will bear fruit In the coming year. A bumper crop will make up for the drought In the past. L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Continue to be materially aware because there Is opportunity around you now where substan­ tial returns can come from small starts. The Matchmaker wheel reveals your compatibility to all signs, as well as shows you to which signs you are best suited romatlcally. To get yours, mall 82 to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You’re the strong person friends are apt to lean on today. If they have problems that they feel are beyond their scope, they’ll seek you out. SA G ITTA R IU S (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your two greatest assets today are your Ingenuity and your perseverance. Use both l i be r al l y to a c h i e v e ma n y worthwhile objectives. C APRIC O RN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Do not limit your perspective to your present concerns. Strive to be more visionary and look for ways to build brighter tomor­ rows. EEK A MEEK by H ow l* Schnaldar GOOD ^ raurJ t Mr* . in Madrid (tbbr) 4 Indian weight 5 Plant part 12 Ooetrma 13 Cry of pain 14 Central American oil traa 15 508, Roman 18 Nothing bul 17 Hodgepodge 18 English Derby loern 20 Baseball referee* 22 New Haven tree 24 Blunder 25 Dominant 2B Myttanou* 33 Honihu bay 34 Sea bird 38 School of modern art 37 French city 39 Liquid food 41 Aher deduction* 42 JapeneteAmencan 44 Pore* 46 Holm 48 Theater cign (abbr) 49 Dnlied 53 Plant firmly 57 Genu* of olive Iteet 58 Sculptured piece 60 Same (comb lorm| 61 Furnace 62 Silkworm 63 Female taint (abbr) 64 Aromatic ointment 85 Volunteer State (abbr) Antwer to Previout Puttie 66 Part of corn plant DOW N 1 Lateral 2 Invitation re iponte (abbr) 3 Fnand* (Fr) 4 Small profitable period 5 Vandal 6 Legal aid group (abbr | 7 Poem 8 Bogged dor.n 9 Over (Ger) 10 Millay 11 Mr* Truman 19 Over(poet) 21 Before (pref) 23 French women (abbr) 25 Greek itland 26 Putt to work 27 Cat* and dog* 28 Cupid 30 R ijih * wilt i 31 Concept (Fr) 32 Food (si | 35 Oaffy (s i) 38 Danish island 40 Pilgrim settler 43 3. Roman 45 Portuguese title 47 Jewish month J ’ *2 14 11 49 50 51 52 54 55 56 59 f relong Sea lettuce Wanton look Hard Cold wind (F r) Is |$ p ) Active person Go wrong r L r 4 10 1»• _ I JJ 2% 2$ 21 to Jt j? 40 %1 i »« vs se II ir *2 IV ] 41 «l 84 J AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Early In the day you are likely to be more ambitious than you will be toward evening. Put the tough tasks at the top o f your agenda. portunltlcs today. Good can PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) com e from som eth in g that Important decisions should not another may have overlooked or even cast aside. be made In haste today. Time Is your ally, so take ample o f It to G EM INI (May 21-June 20) weigh and balance every aspect. Instead of merely looking out for A R IE S (March 21-Aprll 19) your own Interests today try also You won’t be deceived by sur­ to be of service to others. When face appearances today. That helping them you’ll benefit as which escapes detection by well. others will be clearly perceived CANCER (June 2 M u ly 22) byyou. Those with whom you associate TAU RU S (April 20-May 20) Be will be Impressed by your con­ a p p r e c i a t i v e o f s ma l l op- duct today. You’ll know how lo test by hi* Inc 77 assert yourself In ways worthy of emulation. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Pay heed to your fundamental busi­ ness Instincts because they could help pul you In the profit column today. Watch both the pennies and the bucks. VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) The results will turn out to your liking today If you make realistic evaluations In matters that di­ rectly affect your personal Inter­ ests. k N f V ACRO SS C MR. MEN AND LITTLE MISS by H argr**v*s A 8*ll*ra HOW A R E y o u G E T T IM Q -v- n O N W IT H I W R PO EM A\R.RAYPREA/A? \5M 4x?. by Warnar Brothara TT$ ASA1NST iw e RULES TAKIN G a COOK­ TOUR BIRTH D AY 21) If you are anticipating SEPTEMBER 24, 1084 launching a new project today, First reap th« harvest that la d o n 't do ao im p u ls iv e ly . R u s h in g due you fro m '^ a a t projects Itf before you sre prepared* may before sowing seeds In new fields breed failure. this coming year. Once the crop ts In. you can atari plowing new C APR IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. furrows. 19) Your standing In the eyes of others Is a precious asset. Be L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your extra careful today not to do possibilities for personal ac­ anything that could cast a shad­ quisition might not be as good ow on it. today as you permit yourself to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) believe. Take off your rosecolored glasses. The areas In Words, like rubber bands, can which you'll be the luckiest In snap back lo sling you. so do not the year ahead are revealed In be tempted today to stretch the your Astro-Graph predictions for truth In order to make your the coming year. To get yours, points. mall 81 to Astro-Graph. Box PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) 489. Radio City Station. New York. NY 10019. Be sure to state Disappointment la likely today If you expect others to do more for your zodiac sign. BOOK ALONG ON O uR BlRP-W AICHINOTO U PS' SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Normally you're pretty good at keeping secreta. but today there Is a chance you could tell the wrong person something told to you In confidence. you than you are willing to do for them. You'll get what you give. A R IE S (March 21-April 19) Beware of tendencies today to see things as you’d like them to be. rather than as they actually are. Don't distort your Judgment. SA G ITTA R IU S (Nov. 23-Dec. by Bob T h tv a t TALK A 0O U T MP i-ucf*! I H O L.F-I0/-O N P A T g ° lf ' /t t o u r n a m e n t • — *— - T m a v s j «j - u by Jim Davis GARFIELD TUMBLEWEED8 CArtCFliL^EPlC-FKAmie POCr 'T O W N - c w r STfcPlNA um a t don’t make movr» today without the approval or the twan. You'll hr held accountable mistakes. for '1 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Try lo keep In mind today that others do not give you some­ thing for nothing. Don't be duped by the old ’ ’carrot dangl­ ing from a slick" ploy. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Being too anxious to finalize an agreement today could work against you. Instead of for you. Take ample time lo get the best terms. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Mental tasks should not be performed In a hasty manner today. There's a possibility something Important will escape your attention. V IR O O U s u a lly (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) y o u 'r e a r e a s o n a b ly good manager of your resources, but this quality may not be evident In you today. Strive to suppress extravagant desires. WIN AT BRIDGE f c o p E J> A THP U A P * ' C L u * s? . TAU RU S (April 20-May 201 In career matters that require sanction from the lop bruas, by T. K. Ryan By J u n es Jacoby It Is common knowledge that you should cash your side-suit winners before embarking on a crossruff. Otherwise a smart defender will get rid of his little cards and prevent you from taking those side-suit tricks. Today’s deal presents us with a slight variation of this theme. South felt he was making a sacrifice bid of five diamonds over four spades, and so was quite pleased to see some play for the contract. He trumped the opening lead and played ace and a club. E u t won and played the king of diamonds, an apparent singleton. Declarer now played another club, on which West threw a heart as dummy ruffed. Now declarer had to look ahead. If he got back to hla hand by trumping another spade and then led a fourth ciub, West would shed a second heart. This discard would effectively prevent declarer from making a heart trick. Instead, at this point South led a heart. The defense was now helpless to defeat the contract. By arranging to cash his sidesuit heart trick before West could discard twice, declarer had made hla doubled contract. N O RTH 47541 WQT41 ♦J ll ♦ A J W EST ♦ AKJ10J Y10IJ •151 ♦ 17 EA ST * Q 9 II VAJ»S ♦ K 4 K Q J1 SOUTH a ... V K I ♦ A Q 10 74 1 ♦ 101641 On this deal It was Important for South to lead hearts early. V u ln e ra b le : N eith er D e a le r . E a s t But on any deal Involving a crosaniff, declarer should play hla side winners early, before an opponent can exhaust himself of cards In that suit. W at N ertt *♦ ia East !♦ ta DW Paaa Pass O pening lead : 4 K Seeth 1* 1* P a is by Leonard Starr ANNIE - 8 5 F 0 8 L O P d /M S , A Y HOUSE 15 JWJMT WHINP THE RESTAURANT. T H E W S 4 POUCH MTU A COT, QUITE C O S F O flT M L C . S-U-64 uffg UA1AC nen flnrit l? 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THfany Sanaa, Laa BaOat* Oa Trace**™ (O F ORLANDO P PE) JOSH AW THI CATS 8 (M) CALLHMAPHY WITH K M M 6 O U A v a rT T O H A v n •3 0 ■ KO 1.-06 O MOW Tha Fighting Kantuckitewan" | teal) John Warn*, Vara “ ton to tea aarty 1100*, a Kentucky i to proianl a pan el MORAL 8 S' Bmo 10 romonco Ih, daughaar a* a French gw«r R MO *0* (M | MAMO OF WATBRCOC* S .,w a P I BET SMART •3 6 32 ANDY atofTITH 1030 a ® HOT FURBUtT (PromterR An bHMrf lor imrdar la raacuad Iran icaaatody by barNaaband. may I to e»eM tea too and to* real kEtot Star* Kant* i and Eric Ptarpoam --------- 1 UF (Framtera) Mae S 12:30 B ® THE HOPE THAT MADE AMERICA FAMOUS Howwd K Smith narrate* a look at tuccaaahj country NFL TODAY __NEWt (M) HEALTH MATTERS -Wa*B 130 a ® MOVIE "Th* Molly Uagubaa" (1*70) Saan Cormary. Rvchard Harris. A dtesethte |oteo rabaPoua coR nWter* but hana oul to bo an teiormor. ® a MFL FOOTBAU Washington Rodtotea at Mow England F ® O WALL BTRBET JJOURNAL REPORT 8 <M| MASTtRPCCE THEATRE "Private Schutt" A atroR wloo Oarman, just rateoaod bom )R| ateora ho aarvod a aontanco tor baud, H drahod Into tho Army and assigned to S B. courieraaptonago (Part 1 d •nmg 130 52 MOW "Captain Horatio Horrvbteater" ( t ill) Gregory Pack, Vb(pNk Mayo A British aaa captain aada mo oceans during mo Napo­ leonic War* 130 ® O EFORTB BLOOPERS I A Nterteua Mm toolurtng toMaa In rodao, awing, wind surfing, volsybo* and various other aport* 230 S OTOMANNOUNCCO P fl MOW "Man Ot lagtewr (1*71) Tina Agmord. Pator Strauaa AS_. Dfsig a.-t--conoamnao j -_ „^.ka. w w nrar w o w n ia for hit 80«Q«d WpiontQt tetMQttv 8 to Abtca bond ol Moroocan ravohittoMrwa B (M| MOW "Tho Scarisl PknpamaT (1*33) Laaka Howard. Maria Obararv In dtagtea* a* a ganttaman el tno CngBah Cocat, an under, ground hora raacuM nodiaman bom ma gtetoune during ma French Revolution B P ) MOW Whuavar Happened To Auni AioaT |t**»| Oaraidm* Pag* Rum Gordon Aflar teaming a woman contlnuaa UMng lo Ndo m* truth 330 (D O SASCSALL RaglonR cotter, ago d Oakland A t at Kansas City Royal* Taia* Negara at CaWomte Angara or Ctevatend Indtena R Mau naaoia Tvtena *;3Q a ® N P L ‘i i 4.-00 a ® W t FOOTBALL biEtnapeda Caaw *1 Mteni Doiphlna (I) 8 NFL FOOTBALL Tampa Bay l M Naw York OtenU 31 P *| HAWAJ HVB4 a <M| THE CONSTITUTION: THAT OEUCATS BALANCE Eaptoraa m* ■rnniUOri 04 prgtioiniisi pOMi Dy Congraaa m ough ma dtecweRim d a hypoihwiicR case, among those •passing ora termer Praaldanl Ger­ ald Ford wid rawed U S Bateram# Court JuRIcs Potter Stawari Q B P ! W ITCH 4. -06 Q BASEBALL AHanta Bravaa at San Dlago Padres 5. -00 fl| PE) DANML BOONE B (W PWNB IM S “Tha RapublWllllam ® TARBMAOVANTAM a UCF FOOTBALL MBtEJWTB S O l T lS M t (DoStra And Lhte Evar Aftarr (IBM) AaaEray*fS? teen. Patar CTopte. A rich pan Rusher, pubiiahar ol ®a bom tho CMc Audbortum In Ptsodan* Cate Tom Steteck hote* 0:00 B ® MOW "Tho Entomor" 11*71) Cbm Eastwood, Tyrva Daly "Dirty Harry” Cal ahan M lowed by a tomato partner in Ns pwaMI o t« group d CaWomto rovcMtonartoi tarrortrlng San Francisco (R) ® O PAPER DOLLS (Framtera) tbch and powerful paopte baitte lo gate control Ot tha world a mote gtemoroul modtei te th* compotlitv* world d beauty and Ngh fash­ ion. A shopping apraa raautta m o Laurte L etups start Lloyd Bridgs* and Morgan Fabchad g a im a u N C Y 8 ) (TO) MYSTERY! "Sargaanl Cttbb Mad Httlar'a Hodday*' Th* sargaanl la ca*ad te whan in* dtemambarad ramama ol a body are dtecc varad on Brighton Booth mia 1030 n W U B B M (THEWS a (M) MABTERPMCE THEATRE "Frivol* Schutt'' Schult and Nt band ol cowitarfallara begin thaw monunantR last d torging Engaah banknotes (Part 1 d «l(R)g 1035 52BPORTBPAOC 1030 3 1 P *) BOB NEWHART a m HOUSE CALLS 1035 Q OAT OP OMCOVERY 1130 0 ® ® o w w t TI pa)BANFDRD ANOBON 0 (M) ADAM SMITH'S MONEY WORLD Author Adam Smith hoala anaiyaaa d economic laauaa and dtemateon* elm bnancite aipart* 8 (*l THE HONEYMOOSMM 1036 O PO O O W M B 1030 Taty Francioaa and Daharah 1030 1036 HOWS "Too Laa* Tti* ftero” |W 7p lieh ad Cam* CM Roban- a 11:30 a ® ENIIRTAMMENT THM WEEK Fattened: Lby Tomlin, actraa* Karan Alan. Jan-Mlchate 0 f i AT THE MOW S f t P *| CMOO ANO THE MAN 9 P ) MTV VCCO AWAROB Dan Aykroyd and Ban* Midler hoal true awards mow that *■ name "Bate Portermanca te a Music Video." "Bate VUao ot m* Y*te." 'Bate Concert Video." "B ait Mato Video." "Bate Fomate VUao ~ and 11 other awards 1230 (I) B STAR SEARCH J i 0 IMRBTWNB OF THE MOM ANOFASaOUb • 1236 1230 5 cub U AFTERNOON 930 THE FACTE OF UFE (R) FACT* OP UFE (R) (TUE- (TV) ® QDONAHUC T o MOVE ® P » ) THE WALTONS ffi ( HR SESAME ITREET (R) g 9 (EITHE PARTNOai FAMKY 52 m o w 1230 a ® MDDAY (X O 0 O N E W B J j p t) BCWTTCHCD ® (W) BALT FOMONMd (MON) 9 |M) MABTERPMCE THEATRE (TUE) _______ flO (te| I4YBTERY1 (WED) ffl 110) NOVA (THU) ) (M)L LEONARDO: A JOURNEY S r ............. a W FAME.Y 9:3 0 B ® MORK ANO MMOY 9 (B ) HERE'S LUCY 1235 32 PERRY MABON 1030 LOVE CONNECTION HOUR MAGAZINE | BA VALLEY M M) HECTM C COMPANY (IQ ){*) MAYBERRY (LFO 12:30 3 MARCH FOR TOMORROW YOUNQ ANO THE REST. ! 8 1030 ® S A U OF THE CENTURY (10) VOYAGE OF THE MR* (I) THE REAL MCCOYS 1130 1WHEEL OF FORTUNE IRNCEMRK1HT J CELEBRTTY FAMILY FEUO t P *| EK1HT M ENOUGH j (M) IJAOC OF OS. RAbITBKI 1(B) VIONEEM 1135 52 THCCATLJNB ■ ® s c f u s 11:30 au 1 O lO VW D D (10) FLOnOASTYLE O RYAN * HOPE PN BEVERLY M U M UES S 130 B ® M Y * OP OUR U V U 135 O MOW -Th* Wagon* I Mghl" (1*41) Joan Laa** phray Bogart 8 (14) GREAT SPACE COASTER (10) BRKXM BASICS (MON) | M) HEALTH UATTERB (TUE) (M i m a m : o f w a t er c o l ORB (FRO 330 BAHTA BARBARA OUEMDUONT OENERAL HOEPfTAL PE)EU 08 BUNNY (M IFLOREW STYII (•) YOLTRON. OEFENOCR OF THiUMVERSE S 1:30 ® B th e w o rld tu r n s JriM IO O M CRPYU 435 52 THE FUNTSTONEB 4:3 0 B OWFRENT STROKES P O HE-MAN ANO MABTERB OFTHCUMVERST B P ) THM W ESTS MUBB S 530 * » ® )AANYTWiQ FOR MONEY I THRETE COMPANY n ra ll 3:3 0 POSCOOBYDOO (MIMMTIR ROOCRS (R) m ooon I n ew l e t s m a k e a DEAL O PP**) THE DUKES OF HA1ZARO 10) OCCANUS (MON) f f ilK BEMAiV10R(TUD |M) NEW LITERACY (WED) 110) MONEY PUZZLE (THU) 1 (M) a r t o f m m HU PO am vB O A i 535 52 THE BRADY BUNCH 5:30 PEOPLE** COURT M’ A’ S'H 3:3 5 52 HECKLE ANO JEC K lf 430 0 ® LTTTLI HOUSE ON THE FRAM E (MON, WED-PHI O ® SPECIAL TREAT (TUt) J O «TUAL1 ® O MERV ONFYM 135 52 MOW iTT (14) BUFERFRKN06 ® (1(7) SESAME ITREET (R )g O (S) MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 4-35 52 THE KUNSTIRS 2:30 aCAPITOL 52FUHTEM ® (tO|HOW (UOH.THU| ffi (M| MATINEE AT THE BUOU (TUE) B) (10) OONOREEE: WE THE PEO­ PLE (WED) a (to) FLONOA HOME DROWN (M| OCCANUS (MON) _ (10) UNOCKETANOMD HUMAN BEHAVIOR (TUB) (M| NEW LITERACY (WED) S (M| MONEY PUZZLE (THU) <FW)(M) ARY OF BEMO HUN 5:35 52 LEAVE (T TO BEAVER REALTY TRANSFERS Char lei Ruvukov L WI Gall to Alice J Kee L Hb Michael Martin. S'v ol $Wte ol H E'kol SWH Sac 1* M to. M4.C00 Frieda H. Mancaccy to Frieda H. Man ceccy 4 Diana C Haft. Lot 1. Bib A, Wirier Wood! UR 1. Paul E . Glaaimen L Gladya alal. to Margaret DtLaura. Un. IHA Spring wood VIII. Cond. 141.000 Gladya Graan 4 Mb Emory to Beatrice Scott 4 Wt Artottia. N 114 S' of W JOt* *1 I E te of Sac. 111*11,111.900 John L. Farguton 4 Wt Hoik to Norman S. F or 4 Nation B Fox. Lot 7, Blk R. Swnlend Eilatoi.US.100 Jamoa T. Nawkum 4 WI G raci to Them** J. Halm** 4 Wt Sandra D , Lot I. Graanbrlar Ol Loch Arbor Second Sac.. IY1.J00 Chari** L Savage 4 Linda to Chanlln. Ltd . Let I II Wedge wood Tannlt V illa* 1100 Chart** F. Altnar 4 WI Halan I* Kenneth E Pawtowtkl 4 Wt Jan* M . Let H Wlndtr** Waal, m .n o H. A. Millar Contlr.. Inc. to William J Waaaatt 4 Lynn* M. O'Sullivan. Lot S. Saar Lake For**!, lll.aoo M P .T Indue. Inc to Hugo P. M*|la* 4 Olga G Fa|ar<te. Lot I 4 S It SI* el ( SI I. " Lake Mill* Short!. 17.000 Orma Corp to Jama* B. Hlcbt 4 Wt Patricia K.. Lot * Apple Valley Un Four. 120,000 Laiy O ak* Lid to Michael L. Millar. Un. 11«> Laiy Oaka Cond Ua.000 RCA to Robert S. Dlglralamo. 4 Vincent R. Oiglrolamo 4 Wt Anita A.. Lai I I * Hidden Lk V illa* Ph. III. IN.HO SCHOOL MENU Express SCHOOL MENU Monday, Bept. 24 Entree Pizza Hamburger/Hotdog T. Tota/F. Fries Fresh Fruit Juice Milk Secondary-Orange Juice Chlx Pattle Macaroni ft Cheese Green Beans Juice Bar Bun/Roll Milk The “WORD" From Dorris Is “CHECK" Thursday, Sept. 27 Entree E x p re ss Crispy Fish Whipped Potatoes Garden Peas Rolla/Bun Baked Dessert Milk Hotdog'Hamburger T. Tots/F. Fries Fresh Fruit Juice Milk Tuesday, Bept. 2B Entree 'Uli.lllly '(]l‘(lrlillji)lli1y -Sri vi i Alir, S.,i» -l*iu v -S, tlk-,1llU-l1 S.lll 1)•-)>vf*l, E x p re ss M, i (It I U ” ____. P ls h w t c h Hamburger Mini Sub T. Tota/F. Fries Fresh Fruit Juice Milk Hamburger Hot Ham ft Cheese T. Tots/F. Fries Fresh Fruit Juice Milk Secondary-Peas CAM MIA ■ill I , I I, h I Friday, Bept. 28 Manager's Special l O H o y d l h — t r »s | fAIMRCAOINC by LAIMA s u it M in Al 330 8 CBS MW E MQHTWATCH MOW Omra And M a**" 11M4) Rtok Nteaon, Kriaun Nteton 230 ANOTHER WORLD ONE U FI TO UYT P *l ANDY ORFPTTH (10) THE CONETTTUTIOPt THAT CCUCATE BALANCE (WED) B ( M) MA(UC OF FLORAL PAINTND(FRq 335 CDO ALL MYCHHjORCN OtPDRHOOA E x p re ss 130 0 ® OUK.TY OR MNOCEHT ® Q MOW "The Pronto. 31 Lora" (IMP) Jameson Parker. ® a MOW -1 Ramambor Mama" (1*41) bane Dunne, Barba­ ra ! ~ WHr Mae * teak,, © Wednesday, Bept. 28 Entree F1tt.-lAT.-tUR- TiM B > M H ATBU MT.-MW.-Wtt. M l is JBD HARRISON FORD INDIANA JONt$ and .the Temple ol Doom toe n ib kwwcm Pizza Com Fruit Milk MONQtf MORM-Q I 30 6 ,Y Tho R0nr ol a myRanou* NgMy tedvR I which struck s Mgsrlen vo­ lte tSES N documented |R)q IELUEKM BNT I_ s , |W ) "Laaaa Favor" NOVA 4 :6 6 O IT S V O U R „ 530 q im in m i 52 OMLORBNB FUND (WED) O AORBULTURB U S A (PRQ 530 ® 6.3 6 Q TM ORRMDATLMMma 5:1 5 O WORLD AT LA M E (THU) M bR a m X 1‘ won (i FT OR AngRao Poooo Daparl- 636 ® B HOLLYWOOO AM) THE BTAM (MOIL TUB) 630 | ® E E OOLBITRY (TUBFRE programo to date te * |ob proa__ | BUCfl 88 8 MJooMaE gtelar and aomdo bom Earth r L O B S T E H A N N E 8 (M IW ^ N C m r LW TB Jwty Laa Laaka partarma Grate BaAa 01 F 0 0 raw . ana doin' On." and I parterm* "ONteg k Up For Your Lenar and "Tb* JaRoua Kind.' BPITO N YRAN O A U ALL YOU CAN EAT *7 . « i Um T IB F IN E S T M a r y la n d B t y la O r S! Q a r llc C r a b s II T h e B e st You C an C r a c k W it h A M a lle t . S e r v e d In A N N E S O N N IE S T A V E R N ptosaaharteai cMUraat (Part I at 1) a n P M Y U JB MO a ® km bn trder _ _ to bnd out ahe N burgHrNteg batelnaaaaa te a amal raaort town (K) ® 0 AFTSRMASN (Baaaon Framtera) Mtegw bte* to gM oul d RE to pm bte ate* BooavLa*. who IB M au to *Nd k b * to Bteb M ebb* Bear* Harry Morgan and JawI* Parr. 4N P MCCORMBK (Baaaon Framtera) Hordcaab* and MoCorwdcb gaar igt to MM a world champion ad * Ma M te danger Star* M ON. C TU B S. 3 :3 0 T i l 8 :3 0 P .M . H O U S E B O N N lE * S A T A V E R N 8 E A F 0 0 0 , P B IM C B IB A HAPPY HOUR 2 FORI A ll H ig h b a lls A n d M o s t IM FANTASTICPOUR 7 :1 5 0|M kASLW EATN BR & 9 :3 0 p .m . T il C lo s in g EARLY B K M SPECIALS ARE BA C K II QMTOMAMJMRY j g a a a r a a a g 736 a iD W M IO F j s s u s s u ? u i in I X MONDAY P r im s R ib , F lo u n d e r , A l l Im p o r t e d B e e r H a w a iia n C h ic k e n O r '1 . M 730 . S M B L IB A T IO N S DINNER SPECIALS PRIM E RIBS 8 MARYLAND STUFFED C o c k t a ils — 1 1 :3 0 a .m . t o B :3 0 p .m . 4 :3 0 p .m . T o 0 :0 4 p .m . 1030 e iiS S e N T Y m w N ^ ® Spaghetti Applesauce Tossed Salad Rolls Milk , 52 (Ml PflLD NNOOOM •3 0 1036 AOanta Brava* R SaO tesaPadra* O S (Ml CO M REEE: Wt THE PEO­ PLE (WED) ® (101 SQUARE FOOT OAROCN■MiPRn 1135 52 a ll h th e fa m ily 8:35 52 I LOVE LUCY 1136 52 JERRY FALWELL a WM OW "lb * Prtvteto Navy 01 Sargaw* OforroT (MSB) Bah '. A I to nto* m* apa«* at Ma man aflar May ara NR dry by tea Poking at a bear bo«. a (D THE BRADY BUNCH 935 $''30 EMMY AWAROB Carom®. nte* honoring IndlvlduaN and programa ter tho 1*4144 prlma-tana 630 ® B TO SB ANNOUNCED tateTwMtoartbatonTm 'teaa- nwM 739 730 anteo btewadoalM WHWiHiMm. It B OB u d c o p FLOHAL PANT- 8:0 5 52 MOW "Tha Rar* Bread 11*44) Jama* Stewart. Uauraan O'Hara In the 1(10* * beautiful woman bom England Introduces Hwaloida to ma wsteam cam* 3 :4 0 0 B MOW -Machte* Gun McCain ' (1170) John “ LaacniRJowa) aP IB A JV T T A a PpfY PAVORHI MARTIAN W ^ 12:00 ■ ® )»l « n THE PRESS J JJOHN MCKAY ® O i) MOW -Tho PaopM Next O Ip P4] Door" (1*70) U WRtecn. JuM Harris A young man N banished by No tether who baawvM bo » raaponalbla ter atcpTylng drugs to hNRMsr (M| THE OOOO NEMHBORS (S) MOW "Diamond Hoad" (1*S1) Chariton Hatton. Yvette Mvniaui A wealthy Hawa*an pracIteao t doubts standard whan ho oppose* hN Httw a plana to marry a haH-br**d Hawaiian whla ho Nmsad has a pragnant miatraaa *7 te Franc* Waltar Cronkh* hoalt and Menard Burton narrala* g B PI MOW -HotaT (1*47) Rod Taylor, Catherine Speak A hold manor hat enormous probtema pay­ ing hte overdue mortgage white a boury chain atlampta lo buy Nm oul. F r ie d C la m S t r i p s , TUESDAY E a r ly B ir d S p a c la ls In c lu d e It 's T w o F o r O n e O n io n S o u p , B a k e d P o t a t o C o n c h C h o w d e r O r F re n c h • • a t f RIBA LOBSTER TAILS OR C R A SL E 6 S • 1 1 .0 8 Dinner Specials Include O u r P eaao ea C o a c h l o r P r e a c h O a le a S e ta e . B a k e d P o ta to o r P re a c h T u e s d a y O n A ll O r F re n c h F r ie s , F re e h H lt k b a lls A n d G a r d e n S a la d O r C o le S le w . M o a t C o c k t a i l s A ll H o t B re a d A n d B u tte r. P r is e , Premia G a rd e a S a la d o r C o le S la w a a d C h o ic e o f P rie d V e g e ta b le e n d H a t O n ly * l« * f B re a d a a d B u tte r S e rv e d 7 D e y a A W eek D a y A n d A ll N ig h t 2908 FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 17*92) 8ANFORD �\ V .. IC —Evening Herald. Santord. FI. a Sunday, Sepl. U . <*»< MIRACLE W H IP COFFEE ir.VA/V' $169 ■■ m u WNI BOtUt u n iK S i uri WHOLE OR HALF CLAUSSEN BATH TISSUE DETERGENT PICKLES $189 OUAMT1TY MQNTt PRICES GOOD - g g g jg SEPl 23-26, 19S4 sanut! ■ i IA ■ ■ ■ i t ? ! •: . K ■ ■ ' .■' There are lotB of reasons to buy ’ ■ a Whole Boneless Bottom • * tt L_. w . M IB a W C O tB U S D A C H O IC E U N T R I M M E D for lot* of ______ _______ _ _ ^ ^ J ^ p m e a ls _ There’s the whopping big sav­ ings you get by buying in large quantity. And there’s the hearty, satifying flavor of U.S. Choice grain-fed beef in every bite* That’s the biggest reason of all to buy big! _____ a N <0 It I t ti O CAN BE CUT INTO EVE OF ROUND STEA K BOTTOM ROUND ROAST THIN CUT MINUTE S T E A K S BOTTOM ROUND STEAK & SANDWICH S T E A K S BOTTOM ROUND CUBED STEAK DIET LEAN STEW RUMP ROAST HIND CUBED S T E A K S EVE OF ROUND ROAST SAVE 50 SAVC JO ^ 1S A V E *100^ RINSO DETERGENT TMStrTY M A O W O BRAND u t o A C H O tct s t i r tom s o n i -in CORNED BEEF SIRLOIN STEAK I h a s v k t m u jm u s no i 69 72ot WHITE ( POTATOES 49 ttts BOX m tO O O FMM iM M r Dog Food . . . ~ $6 " . Mushroom s. . ~ *V 9 Porterhouse COMMtiSm if a w u w t r s A v iJ O ^ ~SA V i 3 H _____/ *10 FRItH • S t A O f S | ilRLCMN ECONOMY ORK CHOPS 19 N S 1 F « M u le ** Q M ■H I M •OUW* M M U Md 1 I W O BRAMO TWtLVt t-Ot l BEEF STROH'S BEER • OtAAMO • * * * ■ U t i l S «AAO SOUP • Alko Saltier . » *1” Ground Betf. - $1M 299 6 9 ‘ TRORtCAMA teen RUM RMMWM Chccrios HONEY NUT tuefftSAAM L ORANGE JUICE AtSORT10 FLAMoat SHERBET or ICE CREAM CHEERIOS 59 Danish Strip SAVI 50' It'll* N d e l m o n te CrctW ri . M V fJO * S A V I I4< r c o m u iiiiw , FAMILY BREAD 2 »’*P O M J ,Lot sasucM, ia. w o u UNMU. a icaftAS im i com. uau «*ow m j a io M u mass. nvMCMim i ham d iiie d a r lin g THMrTV MAIO V10ITAM.I. CM AM or MUSHROOM OR CMtCKIN NOOOLi RfOUlAR w UOMT MOT OR BtltU FRIED CHICKEN $099 HAA.P MAtF ' g g . ^ I Saute 99* R E Stmwb*rrl*» 89* Juice nth# Potato Salad - 59‘ �VIEWPOINT Dollars ft (Non)Conts Tim othy Tregarthen I took my neighbor Ben. age 4. on a scouting expedition the other day. He wanted to see some of the Special Interests he'd been hearing about. The best place to watch for Special Interests Is In Public Interest Meadow, whi ch Is nearby. We arrived there early, armed with field glasses, cam­ eras. and a light lunch. Ben and I selected Fiscal Responsibility Rock as our van­ tage point. It afTords an excellent view of the meadow, and we figured that none of the Special Interests would spot us there. It wasn't long before we had our first sighting. A very long, very black limousine roared re­ cklessly across the meadow. "Hey. that's Mr. Wilson, the auto e x e c ut i v e , " Ben said. "What's so special about him?" "He and his cronies managed to get a tight limit Imposed on the number of foreign cars that can be Imported Into the U.S. With competitors stifled by the government, he's been able to gouge consumers with high prices, make huge profits for his company, and pay himself a fat bonus." "B o y !" exclaim ed Ben. " I wonder what we'll see next." A young woman carrying a basket started across the mead­ ow. I told Ben to mark down our second sighting. "That's not a Special Interest. That's Mrs. Mallory, the school teacher." Ben objected. "M rs. Mal l ory Is a car d­ carrying member of the National Education Association." I re­ plied. "That organization has fought successfully to make her virtually Immune to dismissal on grounds of Incompetence, and Is leading the battle against a voucher system which would open up the schools to a healthy dose of competition. But. look over there!" A middle-age man wearing overalls frolicked across the meadow, brandishing a large wad of cash In his hand. "Colly! That's Mr. Morton, the dairy farmer. What's he up to?" Ben wondered. the famous consumer protection advocate, marched carefully across *he field. She was assisted by H. Homer Homswoggle. the noted Industrial magnate. " I see that those two are special Interests." Ben said. "But why Is a captain of In­ dustry hel pi ng a consum er advocate across Public Interest Meadow?" "Regulations aimed at 'con­ sumer protection' typically work to protect established firms from competition." I explained. "Mr. Homswoggle has been accom­ panying Ms. Prlss to this mead­ ow for a long time." "H e's up to not producing milk. He got $67,000 for not producing milk last year alone." " L o o k o v e r t h e r e . ” Ben whispered. "It's Mr. Bennett. But. he's retired, lie surely Isn't a Special Interest." "You know." Ben said, "with all these Speci al Interests trampling on Public Interest Meadow, the grass Is getting pretty beat up." At that moment Eleanor Prlss. t- "Guess again," I replied. "He's done better than most of the Interests here In the meadow. He gets Social Security, and Social S e c ur i t y r e c i p i e n t s have managed bigger ^alns In Income than almost anyone else In the country In the last 20years." "I guess that's pretty special." Ben agreed. "Now I sec Mrs Pinkney, the button factory worker, and Dr. Steiner. Are they Special Interests?" "T h e y certainly are. Mrs. Pinkney's wages at the factory are kept artificially high by a federal rule against people making buttons at home, as well as a host of trade restrictions. Physi ci ans like Dr. Steiner benefit from restrictive licensing to limit competition, not to mention the billions of dollars that come their way through federal health care programs and special tax breaks." "Golly! Don't any of these Special Interests ever worry about wrecking the meadow?" Ben asked. "Well, no one Special Interest docs enough damage to Public Interest Meadow to make much difference. Each one flgurrs that as long as everyone else Is enjoying the meadow, he or she might as well have fun also. No one pays much attention to the total Impact." A l t e r awhi l e. Just about everyone we knew was out on the meadow. Ben asked a dls turblng question. "Tim . are you and I Special Interests too?" "Well, you have a free educa­ tion ahead of you. and my salary for a tenured Job Is paid by the state," I admitted. "So. we've found two more Special Interests, and they are us." Ben concluded. "Let's go play In the meadow." (T im o th y Tregarthen wel­ comes the opportunity to corre­ spond with readers. I’lease write him at the Department o f Eco­ nomics. University o f Colorado. P .O . H ox 71 50 , C o lo r a d o Springs. Colontdo. 80933 7150) .1 IV . I 1 « Janice Springfield's moods range from attentive... ...to prideful... Heratd Pttotot by Suijn lod«n .to downright gleeful. Janice Springfield It’s N ot B een E a sy , But S h e W ouldn't H ave It A n y O th e r Way By Susan Lodsn Herald Staff Writer The sun shines on Sanford's Janice Springfield who has met the challege and successfully combined her roles as a top banker, wife and mother. It hasn't been easy, but she says she wouldn't have things any other way. Mrs. Springfield, 49, said she built her career In banking on "h a rd work, reasonable In ­ telligence and a high energy level." She added that "It helps to be reasonably nice looking too. That helps to get you noticed. If you're reasonably nice looking someone might notice you. but once they give you the responsibility, you had better be able to do the Job. or you’re going to be out the door." Her career door opened when she was 17 and started operating a bookkeeping machine at the Ford dealership in Sanford. She also learned to collect outstand­ ing debts. In 1956 when she visited a friend o f hers working at a bank. Mrs. Springfield waa noticed and waa ready to accept the Job she was offered by the vice president of that Sanford bank. That waa the beginning of her banking career. She started out making $75. every two weeks and her climb through the ranks of the banking system has In­ creased her pay to "somewhere between $75 every two weeks and 100 tim e s t h a t ." she quipped. Her laugh and her sense of humor has. she said, helped her reach her current position of Group President of Sur Bank. S h e m a n a g e s t he O r a n g e Blossom Trail branch of Sun Bank. Orlando, and oversees the operation of seven other Sun branches In Central Florida. Her ninth branch office Is scheduled to open In June. "The managers of those offices report to m e." she said. "I help managers and customers with their problems. That's why they developed my position, to have someone accessible to custom­ ers. My primary responsibility Is to make sure we meet the company's goals and objectives that are set every year. "That means a lot of things. We've got to stay staffed and we’ve got to keep the customers happy. We can't let the lines get too long. Basically. It's Just managing." She may refer to her Job as "Just m a n a g in g ." but Mrs. Springfield Is one of the top banker s In the Sun Bunk system, and she Is the only woman at her level In that company. "There are five people that run Sun Bank N.A. (Na­ tional Association) and I report to one of those five. Sun Bank N.A. serves Seminole. Orange. Osceola. Lake and Brevard counties." she said. Although her Job takes her dally on a more than 60-mlle round trip from her hometown of Sanford. Mrs. Springfield said she probably now has more quality time to spend with her husband Wendell and their 15-year-old son. Wen. than ever before. That, she said, la a most important consideration In her life, but It takes teamwork among the three of them for her to maintain her career, while her husband takes care of his real estate and ^Insurance business, and Wen completes his studies at Seminole High School. Throughout her 25-year mar­ riage Mrs. Springfield said. "My husband has always helped me. W e've always flfty-flftied and he's always said that It's proba­ bly 90-10 and I got the 90. byt we get along real well. "Our child has always been the number one priority. If I couldn't be there my husband was. That's Just something that you've got to work out and It's very Important. "M ore and more men are facing this, now that they arc single parents. It's tough. We try to spend the weekends together because our son won't be with us long. We're very lucky to have a healthy one for 17 to 18 years and that flys by." Mrs. Springfield said. Her biggest burden In com­ bining her career with her family life has, she said, been her concern over her son's well­ being. " I couldn't do my Job and let everybody here know I'm worrying about my son walking home from the school bus. Now. even the men worry about that. I can't tell you I didn't worry many times. That's Just some­ thing I had to settle within myself. Either I'd call him or he'd call me. "Women have their priorities and have had them for many years. Women have probably had to cope with many other things and still have the same responsibility as a man. I'm not s ay i ng t he y ' r e any. better. They've Just had to cope with so many things." In considering the effects of w o m e n ' s l i b e r a t i o n . Mrs. Springfield said. "What we've lost is the genteel woman who was In her 60s or 70s. who was kind, considerate and loving. And certanlly we all have some of that. But she stayed home and took care of the husband and the family. "W e've lost our grandmothers, let's say. That type of woman. We've lost that type of man that took care of that type of woman. Now who can afTord that luxury”/ T o d a y ' s mar ket takes two working, especially If you want u house, and most all of us want a house to raise our children In. "That's not the woman's fault: It's not the man's fault. Is It society? Is It the economy? What Is It? It's not a bank's fault, which has to charge a high rate of interest on a loan because it's paying a high rate of Interest on deposits. It's Just an evolu­ tionary thing. "Whether It's good or bad. I don’t know. My son has come up under those conditions and he's a very warm, loving young man. I can't say It's harmed him, but we have lost the woman who used to stay home and take care of the family. That's a luxury nobody can afford If they want to have any quality of life — shelter." Mrs. Springfield said. The women who are out of the house and In the work force, Mrs. Springfield said, "probably have a slight advantage over men r.ow. because managers are looking for bright women who don't mind working and who have a high energy level. Just like we did Tor the men. It's the same qualifications, but now they need the women because the government and everyone else says let the women have a chance too. “ The thing that concerns me Is there arc more young women coming Into my field than there are young men. What's hap­ pened to the men? That's a concern. I hope the women a r e n' t I n t i mi d a t i n g t hem, because we need both to be successful. "I think It all falls back on y o ur wi l l i n g n e s s to work. Women want to work now. They want to cam money and they want to be able to take care of themselves." In evaluating workers. Mrs. Springfield said. " I think every man or woman, black or white, or whatever, should be Judged on their performance. Their qualifications should be looked at. but you've got to have some guidelines, because everybody may be equally qualified. So you've got to look at perfor­ mance. who's out-performing the other quality-wise. If you're doing a better Job. producing at a higher quality level, you should reasonably expect to be paid more. There have to be fair ways to measure performance or It's all going to be Judgment de­ cisions and that might not be fair. "Women arc working harder now. Every man In Sun Bank will be mad at me, but most women I see In my field arc working harder than the men. They are very professional and very Interested In their Job. There are very bright women In banking and I've had a chance to m eet wom en In other pro­ fessional areas who are also very bright. I'm very Impressed." Mrs. Springfield, a graduate of S em in ole Hi gh School and Seminole Community College, has for the last 20 years been studying nights to complete her education. Next year she ex|M'cts to receive her B.A. from Rollins College at Winter Park In busi­ ness and economics. She will go on for her master's degree and says she hopes to teach at the college level one day. but may not find time for that until after she retires In about 10 years. Mrs. Springfield puts education ahead of experi­ ence when evaluating the possi­ bility of Job advancement. "I would say you need to have an education, because you could have the experience and not have the tools to manage and you need to be a manager. Some people are born with that. I've seen some very good managers who have never been to college, but for the technical aspects of banking you need a good educa­ tional background." she said. It Is almost essential today to speak a foreign language. Mrs. Springfield said, and she added that no matter what one's career choice Is. one cannot expect io start at the top. If one wants to break Into banking II will be awhile before a college degree pays off. she uald. because those who do will prob­ ably have to start as a courier ... spot os t^iey make their rounds a branch bank where they'd like to work as a teller and make their first move up. If their efToits aren't noticed and rewarded In one department, she advises them they might have to move to another department to find a manager with whom they work well and who will recognize their contribution to the company. Along the way. success will See JANICK, page 3D �\ Evening Herald fUSPS <11310) 3 0 0 N. F R E N C H A V E .. S A N F O R D . F L A . 32771 A rea Code 3 0 5 32 2 2 6 1 1 or 831-9993 Sunday, September 23, 1984 — 20 Wayne 0. Doyle, Publisher Thomas Giordano, Managing Editor Melvin Adkins, Advertising Director Home D rilvrry: Week. 81.10; Month, 84 75; 3 Months. 814 25: li Months. 827 OO Vrar. 851 OO Bv Mall: Week, 81.50; Month. 66 00; 3 Months. 818 00; 6 Months. 832 50: Yrur. 6 « ) Of) Public Safety Is ' Paramount The Oviedo police department has a communications problem. Not that they can’t communicate, it's Just that they can't do It as professionally as they'd like: with genuine portable radios, Just like the big boys do In the big cities. Seems the equipment the OPD has been using Is falling apart. What patrolmen are doing to continue safeguarding the Oviedo public Is using citizens band radios. The problem: No money In the proposed 1984-1985 ($787.175) budget for new radios. The solution: Thanks to a determined Mayor Bob Whittier, the city council has left the matter open to discussion and will continue to seek ways to fund the radios. They'll have to come up with between $22,000 and $25,000, according to Carol Andrews, OPD head of communications. And as far as Whittier Is concerned, he says If the city council is unable to find the money, he will propose borrowing It and repaying It with anticipated Impact fees — revenues the city gets from new construction added to the tax base — "because public safety Is paramount. We (the city council) have the matter under advisement and Intend to find a way to finance the needed new equipment." Even though, according to Whittier. In­ cluding $25,000 In this coming year's budget for new radios for the OPD would only mean a mere half-cent per $1,00Q assessed valuation added to the tax rate, the city Is strapped and can't put It In. That's because the $2.55 tnx rate called for In the city's proposed budget carries a 16-percent increase over this fiscal year's tax rate — the maximum allowed by the state without putting It to referendum, according to Whittier. And. the mayor says, nothing In the proposed budget can be eliminated and replaced with the needed $25,000 for the new radios. The radio edqulpmcnt the OPD has been using Is old and worn and beyond repair, according to Police Chief Robert W. Hancock. So officers are making do with the citizens band radios. And. while officers thus far have been able to respond to all calls with the same dispatch as In the past, there Is a danger to public safety If they must continue to use CBs where calls can be Interfered with by the hundreds of CBers who use them, rather than new radios with their own limited-use frequencies, says Andrews. "Public safety Is paramount.” Has a nice ring to It. mayor. W«- agree with Whittier and trust his city council colleagues will be as determined as he to find a hasty solution to OPD's "communications" problem. New Approach Opponents of President Reagan have blamed his economic policies for the slight rise In the national poverty level In the past two years, a period In which Joblessness fell sharply. In reality, the poverty level rose faster during the Carter admlnstratlon than It has under President Reagan. The reason — high Inflation levels under Carter. However, lack of progress against poverty appears to be principally due to flawed concepts originated In the early 1960s. Since 1968 the "safety net" for the disadvantaged and unemployed — Aid to Families with Dependent Children, food stamps, rent subsidies. Medicare, etc. — has been Increased.sevenfold, to $403 billion. Patently, the present approach to fighting poverty should be totally revamped. Much more stress needs to be placed on removing tax and welfare disincentives that now stifle the poor when they Increase their meager Income, and on requiring real work for government aid. More emphasis should be placed on Job training and retraining, and a special effort should be made to help children of poverty families get Into the mainstream of the Job market. The Idea of offering continu­ ous handouts without work hasn't made a dent In the poverty cycle. BERRY'S WORLD By Doris Dietrich Get a second opinion, we are told, particularly In medical matters. But how about In other areas? Being a woman has Its advantages, but when it comes to repairs, most women are at the mercy of the repairman. I shudder at how many times I have been taken to the cleaners. When the April. 1982. devastating storm struck Central Florida and literally ripped the roof off Sanford, nearly everyone In the community was left with costly repairs. And some were real rip-offs. W e had t hr ee di f f er ent ro o f estimates with repair variations of about $1,000. Three estimates on my pock-marked car from a downpour of hailstones varied up to $600. Previously. I trusted the people I knew and had dealt with for years to do the Job with no haggle about prices. I always felt I was getting the best price. But not anymore. The Incidents involving the storm opened my eyes. Everybody should get a second opinion — and maybe a third. Last week, my wri st wat ch stopped. Previously. I took It to the same watchmaker I have patronized for years and had the battery re­ placed for $5. But this time 1 was Informed that not only was the battery bad. but that the watch was terribly rusted and needed a com­ plete cleaning Job. We did discuss cost but the wat­ chmaker was not available to give me an estimate. "Don't touch It until you call with an estimate." I Instructed the clerk. Later that afternoon, she called Informing me the price to clean the watch was In excess of $40.1 refused to pay that amount for an Inex­ pensive. ordinary wrist watch. That same afternoon I took the watch to another watchmaker. He glanced at It. and with the expertise of a real pro. removed a small bit of corrosion from the winding stem, said the battery was still operating, cut the band to fit and quoted a repair price o fS l. I could not believe my cars when he said. “ But I didn't do anything." The incident bothered me. Why are people so greedy? Somewhere along the line. I have always been willing to pay a dime more and expect class — first class. Like the old cat. my curiosity got the best of me. The next day I took the watch to a third watchmaker and told him 1 was having a little trouble. He said I needed a new battery and the watch needed cleaning. How much? He quoted a $22 charge. I guess you know where my Jewelry business will go from here on out. The competent, pleasant middle man has gained a new customer and an overwhelming vote of confidence. On top of that, he was one pleasant person to deal with. JULIAN BOND WASHINGTON WORLD On The Jackson Factor You Can Call 'em, Or You ... Ever since the Democratic con­ vention ended, political seers have been searching election results na­ tionwide to determine If there Is a "Jesse Jackson factor" that will Influence future races. It seemed reasonable to assume that the thousands of new voters who registered because of Jackson's presidential campaign would tip the balance In other contests as well: that the generation of activists brought Into politics by Jackson would provide new candidates In elections across the country. So far. the analyses reveal no lingering "Jackson effect." In no election — Including several held at the same time as the presidential primaries — has any black can­ didate received the kind of support given to the papular leader of the Rainbow Coalition. But the crucial test of Jackson's coattails may not lie In conventional measures, but rather In whether or not he can summon back to the polls In November the huge ma­ jorities he won In primaries from March through June. Jackson won 50 percent of the black vote In Georgia and 61 percent tn Alabama tn the "Super Tu esd a y" primaries March 13. Seven days later, he received 79 percent of the black vote In his adopted state, Illinois, and never fell below 76 percent of the black vote In any primary thereafter. More Impressive than the per­ centage of votes won, however, was the radical Increase In votes cast. Drawing on data collected by CBS News, the Joint Center for Political Studies reports that turnout In "black areas" — precincts where blucks represent 80 percent or more of the population — Increased In 1984's primaries and caucuses over 1980‘a figures by a low of 14 percent In Georgia to a high of 127 percent In New York. Turnout Increased 87 percent in black arcus of Alabama, 38 percent In Florida. 19 percent In Illinois, 32 percent In Pennsylvania. 58 percent In Tennessee. 29 percent In Indiana. 33 percent In Maryland. S3 percent In North Carolina, 36 percent In Ohio and 82 percent In New Jersey. That Increase In turnout follows a general pattern that shows black v o t i ng I ncr e as i ng f rom 1978 through 1982. But It Is also due to the excitement and challenge of the Jackson campaign. By Helen Thomas UPI White House Reporter DICK WEST White House Equality WASHINGTON (UPI) - Women's libbers are fond of ruefully pointing out that no member of the female sex has ever served as U S. presi­ dent or vice president. Tr ue enough. And unless Geraldine Ferraro, the Democratic vice presidential candidate, Is elected this rail, that complaint likely will be hlalorlally accurate for at least another four years. For whatever consolation It might provide, however, it also Is histori­ cally accurate to point out that no member o f the male sex has ever served as the country's first lady. These thoughts — tf such lofty term inology can be applied to puerile cerebration — were Inspired by a visit I made to "Eleanor Roosevelt: First Person Singular." a new exhibit assembled by the Smithsonian Institution. The exhibit, which will be open to the public until next Jan. 7. com­ memorates the centennial of her birth on Oct. 11. 1884. Say what you will about Bess Truman. Mamie Elsenhower, Jackie Kennedy, Ladybird Johnson. Pat Nixon, Betty Ford. Kosalynn Carter and N a n c y R e a g a n , E l e a n o r Roosevelt probubly was the most Issues-orlcnted first lady of modem times. She wus also among the most peripatetic, having traveled more than 40.000 miles during her first year as first lady. , Toni Morrison, or some such author, has opined that the two most destructive concepts yet de­ vised by humankind are physical beauty and romanti c love. In Eleanor Roosevelt's case, that may well have been true. I still remember one of the Jokes told about her notorious lack of physical beauty. The exchange supposedly look place at an evening reception where the first lady was accosted by a male voter In an advanced stage of Inebriation. "Mrs. Roosevelt, you are the ugliest woman I ever saw." "And you, sir, are the drunkest man I ever suw.'lu "Yeah, but1 I’ll'b e sbber'ln the morning." The Smithsonian, for reasons that may be evident, did not Include that punch line In Its exhibit. Nor wus there any Intimation that the first lady may have formed a highly personal relationship with a writer who was lurking about the Capital during the New Deal days. These om issions possibly Il­ lustrate part of the difficulty we Americans have In invesling our Idols with human trails. How unfor­ tunate that they don't spring from Mount Olympus, or something, rather than mingle with us mere mortals! The Eleanor Roosevelt exhibit Is nothing If not circumspect, limiting Its scope to photographs, such us snapshots of the Roosevelt kiddles; documents, such as her Christmas gift lists: and such artifacts as her baby dresses, her grandmother's sliver bowl and an ancient L.C. Smith typewriter. No U.S. president I am aware of would have fitted Into any of these gowns. Which may explain why there has never been a male first lady. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tradi­ tional political protocol prescribes that you never call your opponent by name. The rationale Is that the other candidate should not be given any extra publ i ci ty, not even the courtesy of a name. But politicians can and do devise other catchy ways of name calling on the campaign trail. There also can be the element of denlablllty. "T h e y know who they are," White House spokesman Larry Speakes will say when reporters want to pin him down. In the politician's book o f pro­ tocol. however, there apparently is nothing that requires some civility by a president toward the opposi­ tion candidate seeking his Job. W a l t e r M o n d a l e Is " M r . W hat's-hls-nam e" to President Reagan. Or more often he Is the anony­ m o u s " t h e y " w h o a r e t he doomsayers: "th e y " who tell a "fairy tale" about the deficit: "th ey " are the ones who "knock opportuni­ ty." Sometimes, Reagan will refer t o ' the "other candidate" or more ort'en tojust plain "h e". Asked why he did not call Mon­ dale by name, Reagan flippantly replied: “ Why should 1?" On the other hand. Democratic vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro has lived to regret saying that the president Is not “ a good Christian" because o f hls policies loward the poor. Mondale does not exactly kid glove hls attacks on Reagan In trying to smoke him out. but he does occasionally refer to him as "the president" or "Mr. Reagan." In this democracy, respect for the president Is requi red even If agreement Is not. On Capitol Hill, lawmakers speak of "worthy opponents" and the "distinguished senator" even when t he y s mi t e t h e m d o wn wi t h scathing rhetoric. Another name-tag that Reagan and his running mate. VJce Presi­ dent George Bush, have decided Is a good vote-getter for their side is to call their opponent a "liberal." which is supposed to be the political kiss of death these days. JACK ANDERSON Occupation Foes Suffer Tortures WASHINGTON - More than a decade ugo the American public wus shockrd by reports of the brutul treatment of political prisoners con­ fined In "tiger cuges" by the South Vietnamese government. But It is no secret that under the victorious Vietnamese communist regime, po­ litical prisoners arc even worse off than their hapless predecessors behind bars ever were. While the recent U.S. decision to accept several thousand political prisoners from Vietnam gives hope to those lucky ones, there Is no Indication that the agreement will cover prisoners In Vietnameseoccupied Cambodia. Since those Imprisoned by the Vietnamese oc­ cupation forces are mainly former communist officials, they would presumably not be welcome tn this country. It may be hard to work up much sympathy for ex-members of the murderous Pol Pot regime that was responsible for the deaths o f perhaps 2 million Cambodians In five years, or for officials of the new government who have fallen from grace. But the reports |‘ve heard of the barbaric Vietnamese treatment of political dissidents In Cambodia are worth relating. If only to demon­ strate the unspeakable horror of life In communist Indochina. The puppet Cambodian regime of Hcng Samrin will slap an Individual In prison for any of four principal reasons: suspected sympathy or support for the old communist regime's Khmer Serelka or Khmer Serel militias, still fighting In the hinterlands: refusal to put pro­ fessional or other1 skills at the service of the Vietnamese-backed government; kinship to someone believed to have gone to the Thai border, where the resistance forces arc: or the simple fact o f having returned home from a refugee camp In Thailand. A confidential 14-page State De­ partment report shown to my associate Dale Van Atta gives some ugly details of Individual treatment of political enemies by the Vietnam­ ese occupation force. — One prisoner was a soldier who tried to save a group of native girls from being raped by a troop of Vietnamese. He and the Vietnamese were In a Phnom Penh supply base when *'a group o f young girls sneaked In and tried to steal whatever they believed useful." the report stated, adding: “ The Viet­ namese soldiers caught them and ordered them to undress. The in­ formant Interfered and asked the leader of the Vietnamese to change hls order. When the Vietnamese refused to change hls order, the Informant shot him In the leg.” The Informant was thrown Into a special prifcon In Phnom Penh that held about 70 leaders of the puppet regime. In that same prison, a former cabinet minister was "dis­ emboweled alive before hls stomach was filled with stones and hls body sunk in the Tonle Sap River." — In one prison, the Inmates are kept tn chains, with handcuffs added at night. "T h e accused who refuse to sign (confessions) are dipped upside-down in a big water jar. being more or less suffocated until they 'agree' to sign." — In the main prison at Phnom Penh, "the prisoners were sleeping straight on the cement floor," the report said. "The floor was not flat, but was raised to about 40 degrees behind the prisoners' backs like half-beds. This made the prisoners half lying and half sitting.” Every day one or two political prisoners were carried out dead. — A young Cambodian leper was arrested at the Phnom Penh railway station on hls way to a refugee camp for treatment. For three weeks he was Interrogated by a Vietnamese while two Khmera beat him. — One prisoner succeeded In ^ g g ^ g bis way out of the wooden house where he was held, using a spoon and a small piece of file. He then had to get through seven separate fences of bamboo, barbed wire, wood and closely grown trees. SOLOMON'S CHOICE Less • than a year after the bombing of the Marine base In Beirut and the subsequent U.S. pullout, the State Department decided the time was ripe for a renewed U.S. presence — however modest — In strife-torn Lebanon. No guns this lim e, though. Just money. The Agency for International D evelopm ent w ill reopen Its mission In Beirut. But Foggy Bottom saw a problem In even this seemingly unassailable gesture: Should the AID office be In West Beirut or East Beirut? Chris­ tians or Moslems would be upset, the diplomats feared. If the AID . mission waa*pul In the rival side of the divided city. Apparently taking their cue from the legendary wisdom o f an ancient ; Jewish monarch In the region, the ; officials decided to cut the A ID . mission In two - one In the east ; and one In the west. In a departure : from the biblical text, though, neither the Christiana nor the ; Moslems offered to give up their half ; of the AID office. t �OPINION Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. How To Sleep Easy v Growing Older U.S. Rep. Claude Pepper Q.I have always been able to fall aaleep anywhere — trains, boata, easy chairs, yon name It. Now that I'm a little avoided, and also the kind of older, sleep Is more elusive. foods that make the digestive What can I do to fall asleep s y s t e m wor k ov e r t i me . Lmore easily? tryophan. an amino acid that A. It’s funny. Older Ameri­ cans, finally free of Job and certain family responsibilities, might consider the last decades of their lives a time for wellearned rest. But the older one gets, the less time Is spent sleeping and (he more likely one Is to have sleeping problems. Sleep cycles do not take on a new pattern upon retiring from work or turning 60. But the long, deep slerp of childhood and young adul t hood gradual l y b ecom es l i ght er and more fragmented over the years as people grow older. What can cause Insomnia? Any one of some 40 different conditions have been Identified. T h e m o a t c o m m o n Is a psychological or psychiatric ab­ normality — these account for about half the people who visit sleep-disorder centers. Many times physical problems have an adverse cfTect on sleep. Pain, caused by arlhrttls or other discomfort. Is a major cause of sleeplessness In older people. Another problem Is that many organs, particularly the bladder, don't function as well, causing sleep to be disturbed up to five times a night. Therefore, those who have an Illness or Injury might want to ask their doctor about Its elTccts on sleep, and about the elTccts of medication being taken for their condition. So what can you do to ensure a better night's sleep? Consult a doctor. If there are severe problems sleeping, or a sudden change In your sleep pattern, you should get medical advice. Establish a routine. An older person should set up a schedule where he goes to bed and awakens at the same time each da y . Ha v i ng set t i mes fo f daytime activities such a s meals, chores, exercising, etc. also helps reinforce the sleep cycle. E at p r o p e r l y . A i m for nutritious. light meals, staying away from stimulants. Lateni g ht s na c ki ng shoul d be triggers sleep. Is very good. It Is found tn such foods as ir.llk. eggs, tuna fish, cottage cheese, cashews, chicken and turkey. Exercise. Physical activity enhances the quality of sleep for people of all ages. A walk after dinner la one of the best things you can do to encourage a restful night's sleep. D on't nap. A nap la not advisable If a senior cllUtcn has had trouble sleeping. However. If a nap Is absolutely necessary. It shouldn’ t lasl for more than 20 minutes. Q. In a column a while back, you said dependents aged 18 to a s of a deceased Insured worker, who are full-time students, were eligible for ben efits under the wage earnings of that dsceased worker. I was elated because It looked like my 18-year-old would be eligible for Social Security education benefits. Tour Information must have been out-of-date. We tried applying and were told this benefit was long gone. A. My apologies if the column was misleading. The college benefit is being phased out as a result of the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1681. But It continues for those students who were granted the benefit before that Act's adoption. There has been a reduction o f 25 percent each year since 1981. Thus. Individuals who were eli­ gible for these benefits In 1981 are eligible for 25 percent of the benefits In 1984. The benefit will be completely phased out In 1985. Sunday, Sept. 21, ITS4-3D Women On Death Row Editor's Note: The following continues UPl's In-depth exami­ nation o f the death penalty which began In the Herald Sept. 9 and runs consecutive Sun­ days. By Dan Lohwaaaer RALEIGH. N.C. |UPI| - This has been the long, hot summer of Margie Barfield's life. And. at times, she thought It would be her last. Events of the past few months drove home hard the realization that the death penalty Is no longer an abstract threat, even for a matronl y, soft-spoken grandmother who spends her days prayi ng, knitting and watching the clock. Mrs. Barfield, 5 1. Is a I the head of the list of 19 condemned women on death rows across the country. And Just like their mule c o u n t e r p a r t s , t he i r s Is a purgatorial existence at the end of the line, with a growing sense that time Is running out. She was convicted In 1978 of poisoning her fiance. She was a murder suspect in three other deaths. Including that of her mother, but was not Irlrd In those cuses. Mrs. Barfield was to die Aug. 31, but the U.S. Supreme Court granted her un unexpected stay July 2. citing an expected lower court ruling on a North Carolina case challenging Jury selection in capllul cases. T h e n , on A u g . 16. t he Supreme Court refused lo hear her case, lifting Ihe slay. Her execution Is now scheduled Nov. 2. The last woman executed In the United States was Elizabeth Anne Duncan, who was put In death In the San Quentin gas chamber Aug. 8. 1962. for hiring two men to kill her daugh­ ter-in-law. After 5 Hi years of waiting In solitary, death by either lethal Injection or Ihe gas chamber started becoming u reality for Mrs. Barfield Inst March. If you have a question for She wilted under the news Claude Pepper, please send It to t h a t N o r t h C a r o l i n a hud "Ask Claude Pepper." Room executed James Hutchins by 715. H ouse O ffice V u lld tn g le th a l in je ctio n , th e s t a t e 's first A n n e x -•!,*»• W a s h i n g t o n , O . C . , execution In 23 years. 20515. Volume o f mall prevents "I woke up Ihut morning ... personal replies. around 3 a.m.." she said In an REP. CLAUDE PEPPER la the Interview at the North Curullna chairman o f the health sub­ Correctional Center for Women. committee o f the House Select "T h e first thing I did was cut on Committee on Aging. the radio and heard Ihe news. I had thought there was always hope. It was sad." In June, the real shock came. After her execution date was set. prison officials came for her In the night and moved h- t to ihe al l -mal e maxi mum security prison across town. She -was Florida Bar News: "I've never placed In a cell across the hull known of a murdeter who was from the execution chamber. executed, who commi t ted Tears welled In her ryes when another murder." she talked of the experience. A. Edwin Shlnholscr "I think everyone thinks uIkiu I Sanford dying." she said. "In my own situation, with dates being set on your life, that makes It very real. It becomes ’t day-to-day thing. You take each day us It comes. facilities to he splc n span. This Is how I was living ... Jusi The patients were well-dressed asking for another day." and Immaculate. Most tmMrs. Barfield Is. for the time portantly we saw continual being, back In her regular cell, positive Interaction between relieved lo be back In the routine slafTand patients. of a 6 a.m. wakeup. a shower, I commend the staff on one hour outside, and then u day running a caring and pa­ of crocheting, television, writing tient-oriented facility. letters and prayer. She said she Itvci for weekly visits from her Pam Price children and grandchildren. Aurora. IL Mrs. Barfield and her family plan to ask the governor to OUR READERS WRITE Death Penalty Effective Deterrent The best answer In your pm and con arllcles on capital punishment as a deterrent, was contained In a recent letter from a common sense attorney us published In the Convalescent Center Top Notch l‘m writing to comment on my very favorable Impression of Sanford Nursing and Con­ valescent Center In Sanford. My husband's mother is u patient there. We Just re­ lumed to our home In Illinois ufter u trip to Florida. We visited Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center dally for e x t e nd e d p erio d s over a week's time. We found the Rules Will Hike Building Costs The Florida Department ol Envi ronmental Regulation (FDER) has released an Im­ plementation schedule for Its expanded regulatory Jurisdic­ tion gained front passage of the "Warren A. Henderson Wetlands Protection Act of 1984." The legislation Is going lo have a tremendous Impact on builders. It expands FDER's limits of Jurisdiction by In­ creasing the vegetative Index list. The Inclusion of fish and wi l dl i f e habl l ut requi res permitting criteria and also adds cumulative Impact con­ siderations. This will increase coats and. In some cases, means the loss of developable land. It Is my opinion that In a very short lime, we are going to sec u great demand for product and an Inability to service that demand. It has been my experience that the state's most successful devel­ opers arc very sensitive to the environment. In general, peo­ ple and prudent developers object lo wholesale carnage ol the land. Certainly. 1 feel strongly on this point. FDER Is set to being en- t o r c l n g s i x n e w rules/regulations October I. By July I. 1985. the depart­ ment Intends to have at least five more restrictive measures In place. After that, several additional measures are likely to be adopted. Including a rule for the "equitable distribu­ tion" of permits. There must be a coordinated effort between developers and the FDER to avoid an Impasse that would result In unreason­ able delays or costa associated with development efforts. I would like to propose a conference or working semi­ nar to include the director of FDER. hla department chiefs, a select group of qualified developers, and members of the media. II Is my belief that total Involvement and cooperation by all parties Is the only viable optlor. to satisfy and assure the state that environmentally sensitive areas will be pro­ t ect ed wi t hi n a cce p ta b le parameters to continue to permi t l and d evelop m en t where appropriate; John Joyce, President TKECO Realty Group. Inc. Sanford W The D eath * Row D e b a te commute her sentence to life In prison if her legal appeals expire. "There’s always hope o f going home, but probably Im going to havr lo live the rest of my life In prison If my sentence (Is com­ muted)." she said. Fewer than one out of 100 death row Inmutes across the country are women. Walt Espy, director of the Capital Punish­ ment Research Project at the University of Alabama, said there has tx-cn a historical re­ luctance to subject women to I In­ most severe penalty. Of the 14.235 documented executions, only 293 have l>crn women. Espy said. "Unless she was a horror or something like that. It was Inconceivable that a woman could really do anything that wo u l d wa r r a n t t he de a t h penalty, (kick when hanging was the major mode of execution, ‘t was considered obscene to hang a woman." "I fully expert more women lo lx- executed In the future," Espy added. "Women today have ob­ tained n certain amount of equality that they hud never had before and that Is one of the penalties they will have to pay for that." Twe l v e oilier states have women convicted o f murder on death row. Most arc In their 20s. Thr youngest Is u 19-yeur-old woman In Mississippi whose sentence Is under review but who was sentenced ut age 17. The oldest Is a 55-year-old woman In Nevada. They killed their children, husbands, lovers and strangers. Some killed for money, some killed for love, some killed (or Ihe thrill of It, and some killed for reasons no one has been able to explain. They killed with Ice picks, guns, drain cleaner, cars and rat poison. One condemned woman is u formrr school teacher. Another was a topless dancer. Each case seems to have Its own blzurre dimensions, lending credence to Espy's theory that capital punishment for women Is generally reserved for the most heinous acts. Even In the cuse of Mrs. Barfield, prosecuting nllnrnry Joe Freeman Brill says: "She may look like a sweet little old grandmother, hut she Is a cold­ blooded murderess." D r . F a y e S u l t a n , u psychologist who works with w o m e n I n m a t e s In No r t h Carolina, says nni only Is crime by women on the Increase but so Is ihe level of vlolenrc. In Nevada. Priscilla Ford. 55. |s awaiting death In the gus chamber for killing six people In Reno four years ago. Shr ran them down with her black Lin­ coln Continental on a casinodistrict sidewalk. Professing a belief In reincar­ nation. she asked that appeals on her behal f he dr opped becuuse she was eager to gel on with her new life. The courts haven't gotten ready to get up here.” With her family's close ties to Sanf ord, t hr ough t hei r I n­ Coatlnusdfrom page ID volvement with Seminole High not depend Just on one's own School's groups and community abilities. Mrs. Springfield said. "I activities, her work with local had the qualifications, but prob­ women's groups and the Greater ably the moat Important thing Sanford Chamber of Commerce was I had people I worked with (she was the first woman presi­ whom I respected who e n ­ dent of that chamber!. Mrs. couraged me to reach my poten­ Springfield said Sanford will tial. They encouraged me to get always be home. "It has a special warmth." she an education. "Th ey knew the answers. I'd said of her birthplace. "Sanford ask t h e m s o m e t h i n g v e r y has a heartbeat that some of the technical that they could have newer arras don't have. I can easily explained, but they'd say walk down the street and If I *1 bet If you read this or called know you I can holler across and so-and-so you'll find out what to say 'HI. how'rc you doing to­ read or where to go for the day?’ You can’t do that here on answer.* They were really lead­ the Orange Blossom Trail, you'd ing me to where to go to learn It get picked up. Age doesn’t mat­ ter," she laughed. for myself." "I used to say I'd die on the L ook in g ahead, she said, streets of Sanford running from "There will come a day when I one place to another for my won’t be able to produce as customers. But now I'll probably much. They won't have to come die on Interstate 4 or the Orange to me and say 'Springfield, Blossom Trail, but I love It. I'm you're not producing.' I'm going so Involved w llh banking. 1 to already know. 1will step aside respect the people I work for and and hopefully there will be a I learn from them. I'm not going young woman coming up to take lo respect them If they aren't my place. I'll be awfully mad If going to share knowledge with there's not. If some of them me." ...Janice * w » w m* « refused to waive her appeals, report of vandalism lo her car. questioning her mental com­ In at the Mar ysvi l l e Repetence. No execution dale has fonnatory for Women. Rosalie been set for the former school Grant. 24. awaits execution for teacher. killing her two children by O n e of t wo w o m en on hunting down their house with Alabama’s death row. Judlih them Inside Ann Ncelley. 20. Is n mother of Texas has two women await­ three. She is sentenced lo die in ing death hy lethal injection. the electric chair for the 1981 Karla Faye Tucker. 24 convicted murder of Lisa Ann Mllllcan. 13. In April of the pickaxe killing of At her trial, Mrs. Neelley testified her former boyfriend. Jerry she shot ihe girl In the back on Dean. 27. She was charged, but orders from her husband after not tried, with the sluytng of several I nj ecti ons of drain Dean's female companion Pro­ cleaner failed to kill the victim. secution witnesses testified Ms Mrs. Neelley also pleaded guilty Rucker told them she received u in the kidnapping of another sexual thrill from killing Dean w o in a n w h o w a s ki l l e d . with the ax. Authorities claimed Mrs. Neelley Gulfport. Miss., defense at­ and her husband. Alvin, prowled torney Shannon Waller agrees the streets of Rome. Ga.. In 1982 with the Idea that women are looking for young girls to rape losing the mercy they received and murder. simply because of their sex, A second woman also awaits Shannon blamed the mechanics death lit Nevada's gas chamber. of (he Jury selection system. She was convicted of the 1982 "T h e problem ts that pro­ contract killing of Joy Spinney. secutors can ask questions to 56. for a fee of S I.500. She shot keep people off the Jury If they the woman In ihe head and indicate they will lx- sympathet­ threw her body in the desert. ic because of age or sex." The murderer's parents have He points to Ills own client as a adopted her two young daugh­ good example. Tina Canttady, a ters. one-time Mobile Ala., topless Maryland's gas chamber walls dancer convicted of helping for Doris Ann Foster. 40, who David Gray kill her former was sentenced lo die for killing a boyfriend, was sentenced to die 71-year-old motel clerk with a al age 16 screwdriver during a robbery. Waller contends It was never "I've put life In one hand and realty clear how extensive her death In the other and weighed role was In the killing. He said the t w o ." she once told a the Jury also sentenced her to die rrporler. "T o me, death is the despite evidence she had a only route lo freedom." She " h o r r i b l e " childhood back­ changed her mind after receiv­ ground amt never really had a ing letters from people asking chance in life. " A l least one psychiatrist her to push her appeal. "I've found out there were found her to lx- on thr borderline some people out there who of being retarded." said Waller “ She got absolutely no sympa­ really, reully cure." she said. In Florida, which leads Ihe thy from this Jury whatsoever." Th e Mi ssi ssi ppi Supr eme nation In executions with seven. Andren S. Jackson. 25. sits on Cour t has o r de r e d u new d e a t h r uw f o r k i l l i n g a sentencing phase for Cannudy. Jacksonville pollccmun. Officer but acted on the grounds she Gary Bevel, 29. was shot In the was Illegally Interrogated after head four limes when he tried to her arrest and Ihe statements arrest the woman for falsifying a were used against her. SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY Congress Has Changed The Law. Don't Lose Benefits, But Don't Fight Alone. 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The legislature under th* Constitution of tha State ol Florid*, patted Joint Resolutions proposing amendments to the Constitution of ttw Slat* of Florid*, and inoy did determine and dlract that the said Joint Ratolutlont b* submitted to ttw voclon of ttw State af Florida, at tti* Conoral Election to to told an No»*mtor A In r NOW. T H E R E F O R E . I. G EO R G E FIR ESTO N E. Secretary of State of Ito State of F lor Ida. da hereby fly * nolle* that an election will to told In each County In Florida, an November A lt»*. lor the ratification or rejection af the Joint Resolutions predating amendment! to the Conttltutlon of the State af Florida; vtl: NO. I CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT A R T IC LE X. SECTION * SECTION *. Homtkad. e tempt loot la) There thelt to etempt from forced tale under preceu of any court, ore) no judgment, decra* or elocution thall to a lien thereon, atcapl far the payment af taeat and attattmentt thereon, obUgetlont contractad lor the purchat*, improvement tr repair thereof, or obligation* contracted tor haute, field or other labor performed an Ito realty, th* following property owned by * natural portenE •toy: ( HI a lhornet teed. It located outtide a municipality, to ttoeitent af an* hundred titty acre* af contlguout land and Improvemart* thereon, which thall not to reduced without th* owner't cement by re*ton of tubteguent Inclutlon In a municipality; ar If located within a municipality, ta the eitent of an* half acre af contlguout land, upan which th* atempt ton thall to limited ta Ito rttldtnc* af th* owner ar hit family; ID perianal property to th* value af an* fhoutand deHart (bl The** a tempt lam thall Inure to th* surviving tpout* or tolrt of the owner (c) The homettead thall not to tublect to devlta It th* owner It survived by spout* ar minor child, atcapl th* homettead may to devised to th* owner s spout* If there to no minor child. The owner of homettead real estate, joined by th* tpout* If married, may alienate the homettead by mortgage, tale ar gift and. If marrtad. may by deed front ter the title to an ettate by th* entirety with the spout* If the owner ar tpout* It Incompetent, the method of alienation or encumbrance thall to at provided by law NO I CONSTITUTIONAL AMENOMENT A R T IC LE IV. SECTION 4 SECTION 4. Cabinet la) There thall to a cabinet composed of a secretary of state, an attorney general, a comptroller, a treasurer, a commissioner af agriculture and a commissioner af education. In addition ta Ito power* and dutlet spec Iflad herein, they thall atarclt* such oowert and perform such dutlet at may to prescribed by law (b) Th* secretary af state shall kaep Ito record* of the official acts of th* legislative and executive departments (cI The attorney general thall to th* chief state legal officer Id) Tto cemptrellor shall serve at tto chief fiscal officer af tto ttat*. and thall tattle and approve accounts ago Inti tto state It ITS* treasurer thall keep all stale funds and tacurlttet He thall disburse state fund* only upan tto ardor af tto comptroller order may to In any torm and may require the disbursement of state * ’ 1 • c Ironic matins or b y m e js* ol a m ig rate la p i a r p If) Tto commissioner of agriculture thall have supervision of mattert pertaining to agriculture etcepl at otherwise provided by law (g) Tto commissioner of education shall supervise tto public education system In tto manner prescribed by law NO. I CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT A R T IC LE V. SECTION IT SECTION II. Vacancies la) Tto governor thall fill each vacancy on tto tuprem* court ar on a district court of appeal by appointing tor a term ending on tto first Tuesday alter tto first Monday In January of tto year Wlowlng tto noil general election occurring at least an* year after tto date af appointment, on* af three persons nominated by tto appropriate judicial nominating commission (bl Tto governor thall fill each vacancy an a circuit court ar an a cowity court by snpolntlng tor a term ending on tto first Tuesday after the lift! Monday In January of Ito year totlowtng tto nail (Elmory and general election, on* of tot fewer than three persons nominated by th* appropriate judicial nominating commission. An election shall be told to fill that |udkl*l offka tor tto term of the eftke beginning at tto and of tto appointed term (Cl The nominations shall bo mad* within thirty days tram Ito occurrence of a vacancy unless th* ported It attended by tto governor tar a lima not t* atceed thirty days. Tto governor thall mak* tto appointment within titty day* after th* namlnatlent have bean certified to him. (d) There thall to a separata |udkl*l nominating commission at Provided bv general law tor tto tuprem* court, each district court af appeal, and each ludklal circuit tor all trial caurtt within Ito circuit. Uniform rules of pnicodure thall to established by tto jusHctal nomtnoltna comm rwtot, or any port • m#y o# py ».I — Wttp Vt - f ‘ UNEft ajjK Kfu'— A0 by a majarlfv veto af |L"w ntovTtt^n IRWW nT T tfto CONSTITUTIONAL AM KNDMINT A R T IC LE III, IE C T IO N I LEG IS LA TU R E S EC TIO N ! Members, o fflce rtj wm p j l of mm qualification*. 111 Each tout* . all ‘ " •lactlant. and return* af Itt members, and thall btamislly ctoot* Its officer*. Including a permanent presiding officer selected from Itt membership, who thall to designated In tto tanat* at President af tto Senate, and In tto tout* at Speaker af tto Hout* of Representative* Tto tanale thall designate a Secretary to serve at Itt pleasure, and tto house at representative* thall designate a Clerk to serve at Itt plaatur*. (bl Memtort *f th* tanat* and tto hout* af representative* thall ln~ s!rco**tb*~prlvlle«r E .T r r x * * * ~ • u n n .T ir r .if r T j i t g i i r r uettlened In any other otoca wtt ... !« * ? (cl H o Ugltiatur* shall appoint an auditor to serve at Itt plaatur* who shall audit publk records and perform related dutlet a* prescribed by law ar concurrent reeelutlen. NO. I CONSTITUTIONAL AMENOMENT A R T IC LE V III. SECTION I Section 1 Count let • 1*1 PO LITICAL SUBDIVISIONS Tto ttat* thall b* divided by law Into polltksl subdivisions called counties Count lei may be creeled. by law. with provision ' apportionment of the publk i (b) COUNTV F UNDS. Tto car*, custody and method af disbursing county fund* than to provided by general law (c) GOVERNM ENT. Pursuant to general ot special law. a county government may to established by charter which thall to adapted, amended ar repealed only upan vet* af th* aleeton af tto county In a special election called lor that purpot* Id) COUNTY O FF IC E R S . There thall to alactod by Ito altcfort *1 each county, far terms *1 tour years, a sheriff, a tea cafecter. a property appraiser, a tuporvltar af atectSent. and a clerk af th* circuit court; etcepl. whan provided by county charier ar toeclal law approved by vet* *1 tto electe n of tto county, any county aftleer may to chosen In another manner therein specified, ar any county affk* may to abolished when all tto dutlet af Ito offka presented by general law ar* transferred to another eftk* When not otherwise prevlded by county chartor or special law apprptsd by vote af tto •lacier*, th* clerk af tto circuit caurt shall to *a affkla dark af Ito board at county commissioner*, auditor, recorder and cuttedtei af all cosaify funds (a) COMMISSIONERS. E tcepl when sftorwlta provldad by county cherter, the governing tody at each county shall to a beard ef county commit*loner* compass* af fly* or seven members torvlng staggered terms ef lour year* After aach decennial cantut ttw board af cosaify commissioner* shall divide tto county Into dlstrktt af contlguout territory at nearly aqua! In population at practkaM*. On* cemmlstioner residing In aach dlttrkl shall lew by ■to I CH A R TER GOVERNM ENT Caunllet nef operating imdar county charters shall have such power ef soil government at It provided by general or tpoclal law. Tto board af county commlulenart af a county not aporatlng under a Charter may anacl. In a manner presented by general law. county ordinance* not inconsistent with garwral or special law. but an ardlnenco In canftkt a m un icipal irdtnanco shall not to affective within th* iipolity ta th* aatanf af such canflkt CHART Igl CH ARTER GOVERNM ENT. Caunttat oparattng under county chartert shall have all powers ot local salt government nat inconsistent with ganoral law. ar with tpoclal law spprtvef by vet* af Rw aloetart Tto gavamtng body of a county aporattng under a charter may anict county ordinance* nat Inconsistent with ganaral law. Tto cherter shall gravida which thall prevail In th* event af canflkt between county and munklpal ordinance* . (hi TA XES; LIMITATION Property situate within munklpalltlat thall nat to subject ta taaatlan far services rendered by Ito county aaclutivefy ter tto benoflf at Ito property or retldantt In wslncarparatad area* (I) COUNTY ORDINANCES. Each county ardlnanc* shall to filed with Ito secretary at ttat* and diall become affective at such tins* •hereafter a* It provided by ganaral law. (II VIOLATION OF ORDINANCES Parian* violating county ardlnancet shall b* preaacutad and punished as provldad by law. (k) COUNTY SEAT. In every county there thall to a county teat at which shall be located the principal affkot and permanent record* of all county afflcort Tto county seat may naf to moved sicapf at provtded by ganoral law. Branch affkot tor th* conduct af county Mdlnot* may to etiabllthad a nowhere In tto county by retelufton af Rw governing body of Rw county In Rw manner presented by law. ft* Instrument thall to daomod recorded In Rw county until filed at Rw county tael according I* law *rs8 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENOMENT A R TIC LR V. SECTION I SECTION A Eligibility No person thall to allgibl* far affk* af luatka ar |udge af any court unlata to It an elector af Rw slat* and reside* In Rw tarrttwlal lurltdktwa af hit court Me |uttko or |udg* shall serve after attaining Rw ag* at seventy years sicapf upan temporary assignment ar I* complete a term, an* halt ol which to hot served No parsan It all* tote ter Rw afffk* of luttko af Rw supreme court ar |udg* at a district caurt af appeal untess to It. and hat tetn lor Rw procodlng ten year*, a member af tto bar *1 Florid*. Ne person Is eligible lor Rw attko of circuit |udg* untest ho I*, and ho* been for th* preceding five years, a member af ttw bar ef Florid*. Untess sttwrwls* prevlded by ganoral law. no parson Is ffatoto t o th* office of a county court ludgo u n le ss heisTand has toon far t t o p re c e d in g five years, w o t to a m em Ur of Rw bar of Florida V nJn fim prw lt*p rovlito by general law, a pe r s o n shall t o •iigltste tor election o r appolntmont to m* office af county co u rt B B In a lovnlf Kavirvg ai P*Pte U | lon o i or less If he 1* * m a M t e V goad standing of th* ter of Florid* H O .; CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT A R T IC LE V II. SECTION It Finance and Taiatlaa SECTION tl. State bends, revenue bonds (a) Slat* bonds pledging the full faith and credit af th* state may to Issued only to finance ar refinance th* cast of stale Hied capital Putter projects outherlted by tew, and purposes Incidental thereto. upon approval by a veto ef the Hector*; provided slato bonds Stood pursuant to this subs*ctlanteek may to refunded without a veto ef the •teeters at a tower net average Interest cost rate Tto total outstanding principal af stele bends Issued pursuant to this subsection date shall never eicaed fifty percent af Rw total tai revenues ef the state lor the two preceding fiscal years, deluding any tai revenue* held In trust under Rw provisions W W ils csr.iTIFuffim. (b) Moneys sufficient to pay debt service an state bond* as Rw same become! due shall to appropriated by law. (c) Any state tondsjitodalrw the full falRt and credit v m ’ .ef r Rw —t 1*1*1 Issued under thti>s e c t tw ia ^ v ^ fher seetten ofth!sj^ nim utton rriy J o ?omt!nedfor ^ epurp^ sm of**k: ■ --M l tee* Revenue bonds may — to Issued Is* -------------, by the state or it* agencies without a vole ol Rw electors awSy to finance or refinance Rw cost of state f l M l capital a U t r . projects authorised by law. « d purpoms kKldwiUI ttwvote. onTohoil be payable sole^Vom Ivndo dorTrod directly tram sources ether than slato la* revenues eawewSewo fee* (el Each project, building, or facility to to financed or rollnanced with reuonuobond* Issued under R.I* secn^TiftoTT IT,sfEe approved by R w lr g l i l l lure an ad r.lotlng *0 appropriations or b, #1 ww. NO. I CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT A R T IC LE X II. SECTION » SECTION t. Bond* (a) ADDITIONAL S EC U R IT IES (I) Article IX. Section If. of Rw Constitution ef ItU . a* amended as It • listed Immediately before this Constitution, a* revised In I***, became effective. Is adopted by Rite reference a* a part ef Rite revision as completely as though Incorporated herein verbatim, •icepf revenue bonds, revenue certificate* or oRwr evidences ef Indebtedness hereafter Issued Rwreunder may be Issued by Rw agency ef Rw state so authorlred by law. (!) That portion ef Artkto X II. Section ». Subsection (a) ef Rils Constitution, a* amended, which by reference adopted Article X II. Section It af Rw Constitution of ItU . as amended, a* ttw same •listed Immediately before Rw effective date of this amendment It adapted by Rils reference at part af mis revision a* completely at though Incorporated herein verbatim, tor Rw purpoM af providing Rwt after Rw effective date of mi* amendment all at Rw proceed* of Rw reventwt derived from Rw gross receipt* la ie t. at therein defined, collected In aach year shall to applied at prevlded Rwreln to Rw aitonl necessary to comply wim all abllgatlent to ar tor ttw benefit of holder* of bond* or certificates issued before Rw effective date of mis amendment ar any refundings thereof which are secured by such gross receipts t a n s Ne bends ar other obligations may to Issued pursuant to Rw provisions of Article X II. Section It. af Rw Constitution af IMS. at amended, but mis provision thall not to construed to prevent ttw refunding of any such outstanding bonds or obligations pursuant to ttw provtstent ef this tubttotlen(a) (1). Sitolect to Rw requirements ef Rw first paragraph of mis subsection (a ll!) , beginning July |. m i . and tor fifty years thereafter, all of the proceeds of th* revenues derived from th* grots receipts taies col tec ted from every parson. Including munklpalltlat. at provided and levied pursuant to Rw previsions of e»w»4hw4bnww* tadap**awwWhtamtore*dM»toe*4A)«be chapter H Florida Statutes, (hereinafter celled "grot* receipts la«et"). at In eilttonce at ef Rw date af the adoption ol mis amendment or a* tuck chaptoTte intended from time tatlmo, thall. at collected, to placed in * trust lund to be known at the “public education capital autlay and debt Service trust fund" In Rw state treasury (hereinafter re terred to as "capital outlay fund" I. and used only at provldad herein. Ttw capital outlay fund thall to administered by Rw state board of education at created and constituted by Section j of Article IX of Rw Constitution of Florida at revised In ISM (hereinafter referred to as "slate beard"), ar by such ether Instrumentality of Rw state whkh thall hereafter succeed by taw to Rw powort. dutlet and function* of Rw slate board provldad In mis subsection ( a id ) . Th* state board thall to a body corporate and thall have all the powers provided herein In addition to all other constitutional and statutory powers related to th* purposes of mis subsection ( a ll!) heretofore or hereafter conter red by law upon Rw slate board, or Its predecessor created by the Constitution of 14*1. at amended State bends pledging Rw full falRi and credit of Rw state may be Issued, without a vote af Rw elector*, by Rw slate beard pursuant to law to finance or refinance capita! prelects Rwretelere author Ired by Rw legislature, and any purpeMi spaurtem n l ar Inc Mental Ihereto. tor Rw stele system af public education prevlded tor In Sactten t ef Arttete IX af mis Centlltutten I hereinafter referred to a* "state system"). Including but not limited to Institutions ef higher teaming, lunter colleges, vocational technical schools, ar publk schoolt. at new defined ar at may hereafter be defined by law. All such bends shall mature not later than July I. MIS. All other details af such bonds thall to at provided by law ar by ttw proceedings authorlilng such bonds, provided, however, that ne bonds, (leapt refunding bends, thall to Issued, and ne proceeds thall b* eipanded tor th* cost of any capital project, untest such project hat been authorltad by ttw legislature. Bonds istuad pursuant to mis subsection (a)(1) shall to primarily payable from such revenues derived from gross receipts laces, and shall to additionally secured by Rw full laim and credit of Rw state. No such bonds thall ever to Issued In an amount eicaodlng ninety percent ef ttw amount whkh Rw state board determines can to serviced by the revenues derived fram ttw great receipts la ie t accruing thereafter under Rw provisions ef mis subsection (a)(1), and such determination thall to conclusive Th* moneys In th* capital autlay fund In aach fiscal yoar thall be used only tor ttw following purposes and In Rw following order ef priority: a. Far th* payment ef the principal af and Interest an any bends maturing In such fiscal year, b. Far Rw deposit Into any reserve funds provided tor In Rw proceedings authorlilng the Issuance of bonds af any amounts required to to deposited In such reserve funds In such fiscal year; c. Far direct payment af ttw cast ar any part ef the cost af any capital prelect tar Rw slat* system theretofore author lied by Rw legislature, ar tor Rw purchase or redemption af outstanding bend* In accordance wim me previsions af Rw proceedings whkh authorltad Rw Issuance af such bands. (b) REFUN D IN G BONDS. Revenue bends to finance ttw coat of stale capital prelect* Issued prior la Rw date mis revision becomes affective. Including prejects af Rw F ter Ida state turnpike authority or Its successor but deluding all pert tens af the state highway system, may to refunded at provldad by law without vote of th* electors at a tower naf average Interest cast rale by th* Issuance ef bends maturing net later than Rw abilgaliant refunded, secured by th* tarn* revenues only. (C) MOTOR V E H IC L E F U E L TA XES. It) A state ta*. designated "second gat ta*." ef twe cants par gallon upan gasoline and other Ilka product* af petreteum and an equivalent ta* upan ether sources af energy used to propel motor vehklet at lev ted by Artkto IX, Sactten la. ef the Constitution af IMS. at amended. It hereby continued Th* proceeds af said ta* thall to placed monthly In Rw stale read* distribution fund In Rw state treasury. (1) Artkto IX . Section la. af Rw Canstltuften af IMS. a t , l by IMS reference at a part af paroled herein verbatim tar Rw purpose af providing w effective date af Nils revision Rw proceeds at Rw "sacand gat t a i" at referred to Rwreln thall to allocated among Rw several counties In accordance wim Rw formula stated therein to Rw •■lent necessary to comply wim all obligations to or tor the benefit af holders at bends, revenue certificates snd ta* anticipation certificate* ar any refunding* Rwreef secured by any pert ten af Rw "sacand gas la*." (1) Ne funds antklgatod to to a Itocofed undar Rw tormuto stated in Artkto IX. Sactten M. ef Rw CansHtufton af IMS, at amended, shall to ptedgad a* security tor any ebllgattan hereafter Itaued ar , aicegf that any outstanding abllgatlent previously I pledging revenues allocated undar said Artkto IX. Sactten M. may to refunded at a towqr average nef Interest cast rata by Rw laauance af refunding Banda, maturing net later than Rw abflgatlant refunded, secured by Rw same revenues and any *Nwr security author Ired In p a a p w k (I) at this lutoaetton. (41 Subject to Rw requirement* af paragraph (!) af this autoaettan and after payment af a*nlntelraftve aip sneet. Rw "sacand gat t a i" shall to altoceted to Rw accatml ef each af Rw several caunttos In Rw amounts to to determined a* tot tews: There shall to an tnltlal altocafton af enetaurth in Rw raft* af county area to state area, aneteurth in Rw ratto af Rw total county papulation la the total papulation af th* slate In accordance wtm Rw latest available todaral census, and ana hall In th* ratto af lha total “ second gas ta i" collected an retail sates ar two In each county to Rw total redacted In all rewitte* af Rw state during Rw previous fiscalI yoar. If Rw annual debt service requirements of any Includbig any defktencto* ter prior years, secured undar paragraph (1) af RUt subsectten. am o d e Rw amount whkh would to allaceled I* Rwt county undar Rw tormula sat aut In mis paragraph. Rw amounts allocated other reunites shall to reducad preporttenaiely. I l l Funds Allocated under paragraphs (!) and (4) af mis lutoactlen shall be administered by Rw state beard af administra­ tion created under said Artkto IX. tactlan 14. at Rw Canatltutten af IEBS. aa amended, and which Is candnuedae a body corporate tar Rw Ilia af Hits subsection t(c>. The beard shall remit Rw prsroada af Rw "second r m tea" In each county accawd tar ua* In said county as tattoos: eighty par cent to Rw state agency suparvttlng Rw state read system and twenty per cant to Rw governing body of Rw cawify. The percentage altoceted to Rw county may to Increased by ganaral law. The proceeds af Rw "sacand gas tea" subject to aitocotton to Rw •eversi reunite* undar this paragraph U> shall to w ad first, tar Rw M M I "I N abilgaflana pledging revenue* altocatod pursuant to Artkto IX . Secttan is. ef Rw ConstItutten af MBS. a* am ends! and ■tar Rw payment af debt service an by Rite paragraph IS) ta ftnanre Rw acquisition and constructten ef roads a* defined by law; and Hdrd. tar th* acquisition and construction ef read* and tar read i •» authorised by law. Oman auttwrtsad by tew. state I pledging Rw lull falRi and credit ef Rw stele may be Issued : III to refurd abilgattane eectaod by any perttan ef Rw second gat ta*" altoceted to a county under Article IX. t e d Ion 14. of the Constitution of Itat. as amended. (II) to finance m* acquisition and construction ef roads In a county when epprnsod by Rw governing body of Rw county and Rw state agency supervising Rw state road system; and (III) to refund obllgattont secured by any portion of ttw "second gat ta*" allocated under paragraph 0(c)(4) No such bonds shall to limed unless a state fiscal agency created by law has made a determination that In ne slato fiscal yoar will Rw debt service requirements of Rw bonds and all other bates secured by ttw pledged portion of Rw "tacend gat ta i" allocated to Rw county eicaed seventy IN* pec cent of ttw pledged portion af Rw "tacend gat t a i" altoceted to Rwt county tor Rw preceding state fiscal (tear, of ttw pledged net tons from eiltllng facilities collected In ttw preceding state fiscal yoar. and ef Rw annual average net tolls anticipated during Rw first five state fiscal years af oporatlon af now projects to to flnanced.and af any other legally availably ptedgad revenues collected In Rw preceding state fiscal year. Bonds Issued pursuant to Rils subsection shall be payable primarily from Rw pledged tolls, ttw pledged portions of Rw "sacand gat ta*" altocatod to Rwt cewity. and any other ptedgad revenue, and shall mature not later than forty years from Rw date af Issuance. (dl SCHOOL BONDS ( II Artkto X II. Section v. Subsection (d) ef Rils constitution, at •mended, (which, by reference, adopted Artkto XII. Section tg. ef Rw Conttltutlon of IMS. at amended) as Rw tame eilstod Immediately before Rw effective date of Rils amendment It adopted by Rils reference at part ef mis amendment at completely as Rwugh Incorporated herein verbatim, tar Rw purpot* of providing that after Rw eftectlve date of mis amendment Rw first proceed) of Rw revenues derived from ttw llconting af motor vehklet a* retarred to Rwreln thall bo distributed annually among ttw several counties In Rw ratto of Rw number of Instruct Ion units In aach county, ttw tame being coterminus with Rw school district of aach county at provided' In Artkto IX. Section 4. Subsection (a) of Rils constitution. In aach toot computed at provided Rwreln to ttw eitent necessary to comply wIRi all obligations to ar tor ttw benefit af holder* of bonds or motor vohkto ta* anticipation certificates Issued before Rw eftectlve dal* of this amendment or any refundings Rwreof whkh are secured by any portion af such revenue* derived from Rw licensing of motor vehklet (1) No funds anticipated to be distributed annually among Rw several counties under Rw tormula stated In Article X II. Section E. Subsection (d) of Rils constitution, at amended, at Rw same ailttod Immediately before Rw effective date af Rils amendment shall bo pledged at security lor any obllgattont hereafter Issued or entered Into, eacept Rial any outstanding obligations previously Issued pledging such funds may be refunded at a lower net average Interest cost rate by Rw Issuance af refunding bonds maturing not later man Rw obligations refolded, secured by Rw tame revenues and any °Rwr security auRwrtnd In paragraph (13) of mis subsection Id) (1) Sub|eel to Rw requirements of paragraph ( I ) at mis subsection (d) beginning July t. 1E73 and for thirty five years RwreaRer, Rw first proceeds of ttw revenues derived tram the llconting of motor vehicles to Rw aitont rwcottary to comply wim Rw provisions of mis amendment, shall, at collected, ba placed monthly In Rw school dlstrkt and |unlor college district capital outlay and debt servko fund In Rw state treasury and used only at provided In mis amendment. Such revenue shall bo distributed annually among Rw several school district* and lunter col lego districts In ttw ratio af ttw number of Instruction units In aach school dlstrkt ar lunter college dlstrkt In each year computed as provided herein. The amount of Rw first revenues derived from Rw slate motor vehicle license taaes to b* to sot aside In aach year and distributed at prevlded herein shall ba an amount equal In Rw aggregate to Rw product af tl* hundred •tailore (MOO) multiplied by Rw total numsor af Instruction units In all Rw school districts of Florida tor ttw school fiscal yoar 1S4J 4*. plus an amount aqual In Rw aggregate to Rw product af eight himdred dollars (MOO) multiplied by Rw total number of Instruction wilt* In all Rw school dlstrkt* af Florida lor Rw school fiscal yoar IfTl 71 and ter each school fiscal yaar thereafter whkh It In aicets of Rw total number of such Instruction units In all Rw school districts of Florida for ttw school fiscal year 1*4744. such excess unit* being designated "growth units." Ttw amount of ttw first revenues derived from Rw state motor vohlcla llconta t a u t hr bo to sal aside In each root and distributed at provided herein shell additionally ba an •mount equal in Rw aggregate to Rw product af tour hundred dollert (MOO) multiplied by ttw total number of Instruction units In all |unlor college districts of Florida. The number of Instruction units In aach school district ar lunter college district In aach year tor Rw purposes of mis amendment thall bo ttw greater af (1) Rw number of' instruction units In aach school district'tor Rw school fiscal year Itof a* ar lunlor college district tor Rw school fiscal yoar ISM 4f .computed In Rw manner heretofore provided by general law. or (1) ttw number of Instruction units In such school district. Including growth units, ar |unlor cottage district for Rw school fiscal yoar computed In Rw manner herehilor* ar hereafter provided by general law and approved by ttw state board of education (hereinafter called Rw state board), ar (1) Rw number of Instruction units In each school dlstrkt. Including growth units, ar |unlar college dlstrkt an behalf of Which Rw state board hat Issued bonds or motor vehicle tax anticipation certifies let under this amendment whkh will produce sufficient revenues under this amendment to equal ana and twelve hundredth* (1 11) tlmat Rw aggregate amount of principal of and Interest an all bonds ar motor vohkto tax antklpatlon certificates Issued under this amendment whkh will mature and become due In such year, computed In Rw m anna herotator* or (4) Such funds so distributed shall b ead i t now created and constituted by Sactten 1 af Artkto IX af Rw Slato Constitution at revised In IS44. or by such ether Instrumentality of ttw state whkh thall hereafter succeed by law to Rw powers, duties and functions of ttw state board. Including ttw powers, duties and function* of ttw state board provided In this amendment. For Rw purposes of this amendment, said state board thall ba a body corporate and thall have all Rw powers provldad In this amendment In addition to all other constitutional and statutory powers related to Rw purposes of this amendment heretofore or hereafter conferred upon u M itata boAfd (5) Ttw slate board thall. In addition to Its other constitutional and statutory powers, have ttw management, control and supervision of Rw proceeds ef ttw first part of ttw revenues derived from Rw licensing of motor vehicles provided tar In this subsection (d). Ttw state board thall also have power, tor ttw purpose of obtaining funds lor ttw uta of any school board af any school district or board of trustees of any lunter college dlstrkt In acquiring, building, constructing, altering, remodeling. Improving, enlarging, furnishing, •quipping, maintaining, renovating, or repairing of capital autlay projects tor school purposes to Issue bonds or motor vohkto tax anticipation certificate*, and alto to Issue such bonds or motor vohkto tax anticipation cortitlcates to pay. fund ar refund any bonds or motor vohkto la* antklpallon certificates Rwretofore Issued by said state board. All such bonds ar motor vohkto ta* antklpatlon cartlflcatot thall boar Interest at not a>reading ftvo per centum par annum, or such higher Interest rate at may bo authorltad by statute heretofore or hereafter patted by ttw three fifths 11/1) vote af each house af Rw legislature. All such bonds thall mature serially In annual Installments commencing not mare Rian three ()) years from ttw date af Issuance Rwreof and ending no! later than thirty IM) years from Rw date of Issuance, or July I, 1007, A D . whktwvor It • a lte r All such motor vohkto la* anticipation cortlfkato* thall mature prior to July 1.1007, A D. Ttw state board thall have power to determine all other details at said bands or motor vohkto ta* antklpatlon cortlfkatet and to tall at publk sate after publk advertisement, or oxchanga said bonds or motor vohkto ta* •ntkipatwn certificates, upon such terms and conditions at Rw state beard thall provide. (4) The slate board thall alto have power to pledge tar Rw payment af Rw principal af and Interest on such band* or motor vohkto ta* antklpalten cortlfkato*. Including refunding bonds or refunding motor vohlcla la* antklpalten cartlfkatos. all or wiy part from Rw antk ip * ted revenue* to bo derived tram ttw Ikontlng af motor vehklet provldad tar In mis amendment and ta antor Into wty covenants and ether agreements with Rw holders of such bands or motor vohkto ta* antklpatten certificate* at Rw tlma at Rw Itauanco thereof concerning ttw security Rwreof and Rw rights ef ttw hsldsrt Rwreof. all af whkh covenants and agreements thall canttRvte legally binding and Irrevoc able contracts srtRi such holders Mid thall bo fully antercoebte by ouch holders In any caurt af competent jurisdiction. 17) No such bonds ar motor vohkto ta* antklpatlon cortlfkatet thall ovor ba Issued by Rw state board until after ttw adoption af a resolution requesting Rw issuance Rwreof by the tchaol board af Rw school district or board af trustees af ttw lunter col toga dlstrkt on bahalf af whkh Rw obligation* are to ba Itauod. The state board af •Mkotlan thall limit ttw amount af such bonds ar motor vohkto ta* antklpatten cortlfkatet whkh con ba Istuad an bahalf af any tchaaf district ar lunter college district ta ninety percent |«g%) af Rw ommml whkh It doterm Ino* can bo serviced by Rw revenue accruing to Rw school dlttrkl or lunter col logo district undar Rw provlttena af this amendment, and such determination shall bo conclualvo. All such bonds ar motor vohkto to* anticipation cortlfkato* shall bo itatMd in Rw name af Rw state board af education but shall bo loauad tar and an bahalf of Rw schoN board of Rw school dtelrtct or beord af trustee* at Rw latter col teg* dlstrkt requastlng Rw Issuance and no atoetten or approval af qualified Hectors shall ba roqs Rw Issuance Rwreof (I) The state board thall In aach yoar uaa Rw funds distributable pursuant to Rils amendment to Rw credit of aach school dlstrkt or lunlor col toga dlstrkt only In Rw tel tewing momwr arte In aider af priority: a. To comply wIRi Rw requirements af paragraph (I) at Rils subsection (d). b. Ta pay all amounts af principal and Interest maturing In such * m nwter vohkto lax antklpettan cortlfkato* li motar vohkto lax antklpatten cartlflcatot. Itaued an bahalf af Rw school baard af such tchaol dlstrkt ar board af but toot af such lunter col toga dlstrkt; subject, however, to any covenants m agreements mad* by Rw state board concerning Rw righto between holders af different itauat af such bonds or mafw vohkto lax anticipation cartlflcatot. at herein auttwrlsod c. Ta establish and maintain a sinking fund ar fundt to moot future requirements tor dabt service or retarvot Rwretor. an mater vohkto tax antklpatten cortlfkatet Issued en behalf ol Rw school board af such tchoel d lttrkl ar board af buatoot af such untar cal toga dlttrkl undar Rw authority hereof, whenever Rw slate .........shall deom it nocossery or advisable, and to such amounts and such terms and candlttont ot Rw slato baard thall In Its discretion detormina. d. Ta distribute annually to Rw savoral tchaol boards af Rw tchaol dUtrictt ar Rw boards af Iruttoet af Ma junior coHaga districts tar uta In payment af debt tarvko an bonds haratalwa or hereafter tatuad by any such school boards •< Rw tchaol dtefrklt ar baardaaf Iruttaot af Rw lunter cottega dtefrklt whore Rw proceeds af Rw bands ewro utod. ar are to bo used, in rw acquiring, building, construct Wig. altering, remodeling. Improving, enlarging, furnishing, •taffrptag. maintaining, renovating, or repairing af capital autlay projects In such tchaol dtefrklt or [untor collage dtefrklt and which capHal autlay project* have bean appreiot by Rw tchaal board af Rw school dtelrkt or baard af trustees af Rw junior collage dtefrkt. pursuant to Rw most recent survey or survey* conducted under regulations prescribed by Rw state board to determine the capital outlay needs of Rw school district or lunlor college dlttrkl Ttw state board thall have power at Rw time of Issuance of any bonds by any school board of any school district or board of trustees of any lunlor col lego district to covenant and agree with such school board or board of trustees at to ttw rank and priority of payments to be made Issues of bends under this subparagraph d., and may that any amounts to be distributed under this subparagraph d. may be ptedgod tor Rw debt service an bonds Issued by any school board of any school district or board of truetoot of any lunter coitoga dlstrkt and tor Rw rank and priority of such pledge. Any such covenants or agreements ef Rw state board may bo enforced by any holders ef such bonds In any court of competent jurisdiction. • Ta distribute annually to ttw several school boards of ttw school dlstrktt or boards of trueloos at ttw lunlor college dlstrktt tor Rw payment of Rw cost ef acquiring, building, constructing, altering, remodeling. Improving, enlarging, furnishing, equipping, maintain­ ing. renovating, or repairing of capital outlay projects tor tchaol ' purposes In such school district or lunlor college dtstrlct at thall ba requested by resolution af the school board of Rw school dlstrkt or board of hustoot of Rw lunlor collage dlstrkt. f. When all ma|or capital outlay needs of a school district or lunter col leg* dlstrkt have boon met at determined by ttw state board, an the basis af a survey made pursuant to regulations of ttw state board and approved by Rw state board, all Such fundt remaining thall ba distributed annually and used tor such school purposes In such school dlstrkt or lunlor cottage dlstrkt as Rw school board ol ttw school dlstrkt or board of trustees of Rw lunlor collage district shall determine, or at may be provided by general law (*l Capital outlay projects of a school district or lunlor collage dlstrkt thall bo eligible to participate In ttw funds accruing under this amendment end derived from Rw procoads of bonds and motor vohkto tax anticipation cortlfkatet and from ttw motor vohkto license taxes, only In Rw order of priority of needs, at shown by a survey or surveys conducted In Rw school district or lunlor cottage dlstrkt under regOlatlont prescribed by Rw state board, to detormina Rw capital outlay needs of Rw school district or lunlor college district and approved by Rw state board, provided Rwt Rw priority el such prelects may be changed from tlma to time upon ttw request of Rw school board of ttw school district or board ol trustees of Rw lunlor cottage dlstrkt and with Rw approval of Rw state board; and provided further, that this paragraph (*) thall not In any manner aftoct any covenant, agreement or pledge made by ttw slate board In ttw Issuance by said state board of any bonds or motor vohlcla lax anticipation cert Idea to*, or In connection with ttw Issuance af any bonds of any school board of any school district, or board of trustees ol any lunlor col logo district. (M) The state board may Invest any sinking fund or fundt created pursuant to this amendment in direct obligations of Rw United States of America or In ttw bonds or motor vohlcla tax anticipation certificates. Issued by ttw state board on behalf of ttw school board of any school dlstrkt or board of trustees of any lunlor college district (II) Ttw state board thall have power to make and enforce all rules and regulations necessary to Rw full exorclsa of Rw powers herein granted and no legislation thall be required to render Rils amendment of full to rn and operating effort Ttw tegltlature shall not reduce Rw tovtot of said motor vohlcle license la ie t during Rw life ef this amendment to any degree whkh will tail to provide the full amount necessary to comply wIRi Rw provisions of this •mondmant and pay ttw necessary expenses of administering Rw law* relating to ttw licensing of motor vehicle*, and thall not enact any law having ttw effect of withdrawing ttw proceeds of such motor vohkto license taies from Rw operation af this amendment and thall nof enact any law Impairing or materially altering Rw rights of Rw holders of any bonds or motor vohlcla tai anticipation cortlfkatet Issued pursuant to this amendment or Impairing or altering any covenant or agreement of Rw state board, at provided In such bonds or motor vehicle tai anticipation cartlfkatos. (tl) Ttw state board thall hove power to appoint such parsons and fix Rwlr compensation tor Rw administration of ttw provisions of Rils amendment at It shall deem necessary, and ttw •■penset ol Rw state board In administering ttw provision* of this amendment shall ba prorated among Rw various school districts and lunlor college dlstrktt and paid aut af Rw proceed* of th* bonds or motor vehicle tax anticipation certificates ar from Rw fundt distributable to aach tchoel district or lunlor college dlstrkt an the tame basis at such motor vehicle lker.se taies are'distributable to Rw various school district* or lunlor col tag* districts under ttw previsions of Rils amendment Interest or profit on sinking fund Investments shall accrue to Rw school dlstrktt or lunlor college districts In proportion to Rwlr respective equities in Rw sinking fund or fundt (ID Bonds Itsswd by Rw stale board pursuant to this subsection (d) thall be payable primarily from said motor vehicle license taies at provided herein, and It heretofore or hereafter author Ited by law. may bo additionally secured by pledging Rw full faith and credit of ttw state without an election When heretofore or hereafter authorltad by law. bonds Issued pursuant to Artkto X II. Section l| ot Rw Conttltutlon of IMS. as amended prior to 1*44. and bonds Ittuod pursuant to Article X II. taction ». subsection (d) af ttw Canstltuften at revised In ISM. and bond* Issued pursuant to Rils subsection (4), may be refunded by Rw Issuance ef bonds additionally secured by Rw full faith and credit ef Rw state only at a lower net average Interest cost rate (a ) OE BT LIMITATION Bond* Itsswd pursuant to this Section a af Arttete X lt which are payable prim arily tram ra a a . i i ptedpad pursuant to this sactten shall nat ba Included in applying m* mmno upon the amount at state bonds contained In Section 11, Article V II, of this revision III If. al ttw general etectlon at whkh this amendment Is adopted, mere It alsa adopted an amendment to this sactten wherein ttw proposed language of subsection (a) differs from that contained herein, then such other language at to subsection la) thall prevail over ttw language af subsection (a) at contained herein (g) If. at ttw general atectlon at whkh this amendment it adopted, there It alto adopted an amendment to this section wherein ttw proposed language of subauctlon (d) differs from that contained herein, then such other language thall prevail ovor ttw language af subsection (d) at contained herein (h) If, at ttw general election at which this amendment it adopted, there It also adopted an amendment to this taction wherein ttw proposed language of subsection (c) differs from that contained herein, then such other language at to subsection (c) thall prevail ever ttw language of subsection (c) at contained herein This amendment shall taka a Reel as af July 1.1»7» NO.* CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT A R TIC LE I (NEW SECTION TO BB ADDEO) CITIZEN'S RIOHTS IN C IV IL ACTIONS In civil a d Ions: a) rw party can bo found liable tor paymant af damages In excess af his/her Percentage of liability; b) ttw Court thall grant a summary ludgmant on motion of any party, whan ttw Covet finds no genuine dispute exists concerning ttw material tacts af Rw case, c) noneconomic damages such at pain and suffering, menial anguish, teas af consortium, and loss ot capacity tor •nlaymant of Ilia thall no* bo awarded In eicett of 1100 000 against any party IN TESTIMONY W H ER EO F. I have hereunto sat my hand and •Mixed Rw Great Seal of Rw State ot Florida at Tallahassee. Rw Capital. Rils Rw IMh day of August. A D . IMS (SEAL) ---G EO R G E FIR ESTO N E S EC R ET A R Y OF STATE COOING: Words InoSmotoNMogb typo are deletions from eiltllng law, ward* In underscored tree ore addition* Publish August}* and September IJ. IMS DEW M NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MA Y CONC E R N: Notice It hereby given that ttw p artan t designated balaw , pursuant ta ttw "F lctltlau s Nama Statute", Section ISSN . Florida Statute*, will register with tha Clark of Circuit Caurt. In and tor Somlnoto County. Florida, upon receipt of proof of ttw publication of this nof ka. ttw flctltloutnamo. towtt: A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S R E S I D E N C E I NN ASSOCIATES under whkh wo are engaged In business at 170 D aug ias R e a d , A d a m a n t* Springs. F tor Ida That Rw parties Interested In tald butlnots enterprise are as RHW Associates, a Kansas Ganoral Partnership R A H Prep*rites, a Kansas Ganoral Partnership DATED at Orlando. Oranga County. Florida. August 17. IMS. Publish Saptembar 1. t. 14. U . IM4. D IX IE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCS R N : NatIco to hereby given Rwt Rw undanlgnad pursuant la tha “ Fictitious Nama S talu fa". Chapter 141*4. F ter Ida Statutes, will register wIRi Rw Clark af Rw Circuit Caurt. In and tor Sam (note County, Florida upan receipt af proof of Rw public* tten at this nafko. Rw fktitteut Name, to-self: A L LIEO L E G A L S ER V IC ES , a Subsidiary af Richard A. Simon, P.A. undar whkh I am engaged In buslnatt at ISM E . Hllkrett. Suite soa A. Orlando. FLO M 1 That Rw party Interested In told butlnots enterprise I* at /a/ Rkhard A. Simon Dated at Lang wood. Somlnoto County, Florida. August M. 1*44 Publish Saptembar L t . t i n MBA OIX-11 tr NOTICE R E Architectural Services Comprehensive Improvement Assistance Program F F Y II4S Tha Sanford Housing Authority aspects to receive funding tor ttw modernisation af tha C a s t l a B r a w a r C a u r l pursuant to Rw Department af Housing and Urban Develop ment P U B L I C H OU S I N G C O M P R E H E N S IV E IM ­ P R O V E M E N T ASSI STANCE PROGRAM HANDBOOK 7441 I R EV 1 (December 14B1). The project to ba modemliad It F L . 14-1 Rw scapo af tha work Included In Rw modernisation program will ba comprehensive. Architectural services are required tar Rils project and will Include planning design, pre­ paration af construction docu­ ments and contract admlnlstr*tten Firm s having Rw capability ta perform this type af work should contact Tha Hautlng Authority of Rw City of San lord. F L P.O. Boa MIS Sanford. Florida 11771 MU Talaplwno H J 11M Thodaadl Inals Saptembar It. MBA Publish: September 14. n . MBA O EX 04 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice to hereby given Rwf I am engaged In buxines* at m Hickory Rldga O r - Lake Mary. Somlnoto County. Florida undar Rw fktlttoua nama af BUILDIN O E N T E R P R I S E S O F FLO R ID A . INC., and Rwt I Intend to register said nama with Rw Clark af Rw Circuit Caurt. Seminote County. F tar Ida In accordance with Rw pre visions af Rw Fktitteut Name Statutes, towtt: Sactten i4S.BE Florida Statute* IES7. /a/ Edward O. Mar chut Publish Saptorqbar 14 u . M A Octobor 7, IEB4 O E XE 3 � 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, 1984 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 23, 1984 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 23, 1984. 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 -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 23, 1984; <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