17 10 315 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/54754990368ad54e9c5f17932e8dec3d.pdf dd5ff64323280f5e75052b9f36686004 PDF Text Text __________________________________________ ________ • - . . - . . ..-.. ., ... ._.- --- .- . - - ' -- - ..-- . . •. 4B-Evinjng Herald, Sanford, FL — Friday, July 4. 1,73 SANK IT! 7' WIN! - %Ai IT IN TAE INFINITr - 0E OF / D0f6 IT 4EA.N I IN itJ PLAYED A &a OF &OLF ON ONE PAY OUT OF " i w I Z, Ab 1 121 -- - - -- - - - &4_ ,011110 j - 7- 1411 - ALLEY OOP by IF YOUIZE IN A HURRY, RG4T, DOC! VELL, IT ... HM, 'THIS COPN"S THEN MAYBE WE'D BETTER ALL STAIZTED WITATPOS FOR YOU ... AND FOR GET RsGqT'T0 T141S OLD FAMILY LETIE PE I E SAKE,DON'T JACK! A ,--7114E CCINIENTS WILL BE VrTAL'TO NOUR END OF -mis oPE:izA,noN.1 — . "P 0 ,4% ~ 0 It. . .- 1 \ (_--. I I - I I.iss Pass 'I ________ Opening t — THE BORN LOSER . .-n by Art Sonsom 1. 1~q '___ 11 - - — \ --- -- -- ...t---' - -- _ff-. j , s-- \— ----- ,. Writ ( V JE 1 I — (_ J 1) I L. I 0 NI ij I 4" 1 ~i I , y, /' I I - / INW5W, AW,I A4f TAS 7 ... "- . I'll Kv I ,1 - .___— , — A . , - ... -: .- (' ef !~,., i i 4..ftw V%* p04 i --_ k -Ii,- 0 . WCNEY Is F . ' A- - , (' ~k / I I _.—' -"-'-- I ~ ,V A.iA I __Ak . A . ~'. I _,~._11 -:~ 110, _ 111~ WINTHROP r by Dick Coval li ' . Y 4 - . 10. J 7' 4 i < 4_ L ,-' . I THy'RE JUST GC1AT. - - - U-J , ' REG6IE! -F- ______ ---------- - _______ ____ ____ _____ •,,jC - __ I T_ ,'-' - 1 I 00, ma 0 / - --_-_ . " -? "i . 't - - I, - -FRANK AND ERNEST t2(? L i'c- ;' - I \ _____ ( . I -7 I I i % . ,-l t~ I ,_ , J/ A , - TRIPS * TOURS - (~ 1~~! I I - ' ••i• ____ _______ 'i'-.:.- 4 l'' ~ El ____ - 'ii - i - )ik I - '-'':.;) j)I ''- - k)KAT*S TME f 1~ 4 - L. ,IlJ I L_ F-)(Ecu I—S!2t.._ QT,/ ft9PL1 " Z, I . -, ?1I - ''' U .C- g'7/ ' IRLYID PLMHS. I - i I ____ - ~ ______ ______ ( j 4 Z___ __,~ tj A .1 _____ 'o YOU CCOK FOR :? 1HE CANINE COWS IC I v— I ( ~ 0 - ______ i 4 - C 'ii - I F - __ ~_ -ir E-' - - ': ' r ' ' ' - - - '•'c& I t s.., . 4 I - __ ,,. —:— . r - —I - =. I __ -A I - - ~_ ''- -- . - I - - -- - - ----~ . I. I - 11- ~ .t.*46~~ --: -.- 4 A' i flo , I . I'' . -, 'r% -,-*r?L -f . . KI 11 ii?v ~ V '•k X --,P.- t I ~~l - J -I - 0 . . ST. "' -' . - the man who put the match to the fireworks The fireworks were purchased by the Downtown Business America iFreedom on his new zoo perch Association. Horner said that most of the money raised from sales in the and square dancing, performed by the Music ,Militia, filled Ow booths will be donated to charities. ne people "weren't working Civic Center in Altamonte Springs. for themselves," Homer says. The Oviedo Jaycees hosted Fourth of July festi%ities with a Elsewhere In the county's celebration of the 199th birthday of watermelon eating and seed-spitting contest. America, a parade zmved ttroug!i Geneva, and patriotic music Longwood also held Fourth of July festivities. I -- " Jud e Strawn Tries , Ai~ To .;.,,,.,. . ~' ;- ~j ?~ ". , #- '. i ~, * ` . . % Ann4n,vr1+;^n I 1%.O^%A I 1%ji I 1 I - - - t - rl%Alff rom;llsing Lauvvtj %W I I I U - - - . - By BOB LLOYD Herald StafI Writer I -' using controlled groups venireman bears this out 'V A .1 - ~ __ Do jurors in criminal cases actually understand all the judge's instructions before they retire to deliberate? SeminoleBrevard Circuit Court Judge David U. Strawn doesn't think - ' and Brevard,, using volunteers jury ', ~ -,\% ~~ i Prehension level has been found in the study groups that ha%e ________ "1 ________________________ 7-4 ____________ 11 viewed videotapes of standard ,r~'- .W jury instructions in a common Jj breaking and entering case .0pe-ilip# " ( __ .1_ -.1 counties, volunteer groups have . Z_ seen the tapes and then an. swered questionnaires. Similar control groups have not seen . •. -- the videotapes but hay. received the instructions five from Straw-n before filling out questionnaires. JUDGE DAVID STRA . Strawn said in both instances making a fonnal application for a notable area of concern a $76,000 grant from the federal centers on circumstantial Enforcement evidence tnstr'jctlons Despite Iaw dministrative Act (.l.EAAI court instructions that cit. toCrashA that will be used in Ine 18th ctunstantial evidence s acJudicial Circuit Seminole ceptable, and under what the driver of the va n; Brevard) to finance a two-year conditions, many jurors anCamille Wharton 2119 S study of the corn ssered quet.tionnaires with the Park Me and Bill munication problems reply that it isn't legal Enright, no address iisti 11w $76,OW grant wW be wed, Their condillons were not The Brevard Criminal asallable Justice Coordinating Corn Sttawn said, to repay FTU mittee has approved a profes rs for time they've Spokesmen at KIssimmec Medical Center preliminary application and is already spent on the project rrfused to gise any in scheduled to consider the plus to lurid a professional videotape production using forinal application on July (on1inued On Page 3- Al actors in dfl actual 8-andE Strawn has been working trial." V-. . , . . - I .'.' - . . _ .. -' ' ,'. ' J '1, lir 'tj -,91-, Au ' -;~-, _ p, I ,-~_,-;4.I 7._ L- ~T!Nrlt~F- in-depth professors from ,,'.j ~__ " _ ,~.,--iyrw!-~, :: :i '- L ' ___f __ - - ~ t_Z_,_1. I 6W t I Florida Ashe Takes 11 I , ,how ttvry Ls a need to examine advertising after ordinance or special law ..." By DONN A F-WES rezoning. The notification must I IN 1)1.41 X how judges instruct juries. On The "Except as otherwise passage with court remedies HeraldStaff Virilebe given to city and non-city AroundTheCloek IA July 1 in Orlando a date provided in this law portion of a%ailable w'ile he 19,5 law 'Upr1in( proptrty owners alike Bridge 411 Vi I%lBl 1- 1)0's England n a'=i I '.; c is Court committee A tei appears to except t4) requires publication prior to One attorney expressed There are abrimt as timny Calendar . ..... ......... SA studying jury instructions will 7A interpretations of the 1975 state sur prise recently wl'en he found _______________________ imi4tking the procedures sup- adoption of the ordinance Cl ss ifi e d lncibly to a two4ct lead then th recelse a re"t ol the "row' i" r The i975 law only changes e annexation law fl oa ti ng around the new law ap pears to require plemental to existing law. This, Comics 4 fought off a determined Jimmy findings Crossword ........ ......, BA Seminole County as there are publication on foir different the annexation procedure as set it appears the -Mooney Bill" numt*ring, not the provisions Connor. to win the Wimbledon of the section requiring cities to occasions of the entire an- forth in th is section shall remains on the books. "Jurors have complained for men's singles title 6-1, 6.1,5.7, 6. FAIlorlal .............. IA attorneys, publication in entirety prepare a report setting forth years about the Instructions As for co nsti tute a uniform method for Dear Abby ................. 4C toda y, becoming the first In recent weeks lawyers for nexatlon ordinance, the adopU-)n of an ordinance of of the crdina=3 of amnexatior, plans to irrivide urban services'athey're given." Strawn said, h k Horoscope . .. I ...... I .... 6A Seminole cities have given r to hold the prestiAt the same time, a county . nd judges and lawyers are giom men's crowv. . 5A completely conflicting opiniotu officiRl this week criticized the annexation by the governing the 19174 law said of the an- to any area to be annexed. "said body of any municipality in this nexation ordinance, The exact wording of the also sensitive to the problein. S Obituaries .. A.she, sening and volle)ing an whPther the new law repeals new law, insisting it neither the cities state, and all existing ordinance shall thereupon be required elements of Ux plan We hope this study will give ,Aith power and precision, e Mooney requires planning by special laws which published once a week for four remains the same 6D-8D Television Judges a better understanding breezed through the first two fo r services the nulici lilies provisions of Section 171.062 t provide to newly annexed establish municipal annexation consecutive weeks." of the 1974 of the juror complaints." Women's sets, breaking Connors' serve lC-4C The Mooney Bil! Is a special 11jus repeated law says of the annexation law, prohibiting The 19' 05 act affecting only Seminole territory nor forbids density procedures are Jury instructions aren't in fi%e timl-S. H annexation ordinance, Said trunicipalilies from increasing hercby But then (urinurs battled (ount, 5piJfl)OfC(1 I% 1 *,,fl Ith( changes everyday language and a However, the new law in orthnance shall be passed after or decreasing the density Yesterday's high was 87; * oveght low , es powerful see for the Legislature. The law requires The irn Law, passed in the Section i7l.2 4) sta tes: "The same has been published once a allowed under a county plan for don't understand the 'legal the method of annexation provided week for (our consecutive a period of two yeirs Unless first time it,the match Ia e'en Partly cloudy to cloudy personal notification of recent session of jargon" use& S.c details and tides on page SA. ---tw t4,Fmf- EW-&N VE A f Strawn is Judge spearheading an effort to get federal funding for a study 10 probe communication problems between judges and jurors. Strawn Is leading a group vem To Law akers 1: " -— S* IMP11 * . I., Also, he will tell you about , use for the "empties." i ,,,i' ByEDPHIcKE'ri' . ;.', A little digging in his arthing In America 42 years " . '1 Heraht Staff Writer 1, ,1 1. 1 ..! _< Why does a mari spend 20 backyard for sand to mix ago with empty pockets. Tell ~, .. I " cars of his life constructing a cement -and the "Swede's" 2D. you about walking 15 miles one 7,i*I I. ~day to save the dime it costs to 350-foot long, five400t high year labor of love began. bottle fence cemented together During those 20 years, make a phone call e ' In addition to his fen by some 35,000 empty beer, Sundberg estimates he worked kv,j A~ t ~on his fence ftee huvrs per built an island behind his home. & , wine and whiskey bottles. '\l Perhaps it was done to escape day rliit, he would trace a And with water running in from l'' the "horrors" of the bars he design on paper. A few dabs of the lake apd the blinking light in worked in during those 20 concrete, an appropriate his self-constructed, lighthouse, 7,\\~OAIkit" Ii years. number of bottles - his fence one has an impresrion of being aboard ship "Could be Could be," muses grew little by little Most of the "Swede's" 74-year-old Eric Sw'iberg, as he Once, the 'Swede" dug such sits ona lawn chair In back of a deep crater in his back yard friends, however, come to see search for good sand to mix his ferce They tell him, "You lii south Seminole horn. -.-.• . . .. "No one buta Swede would be concrete that he couldn't get out know, this is the only thing I've — crazy enough to do that," of the hole. But a quick call to ever seen like this. I bet it's the Sundberg says, pointing toward his wife, Nola, and construction only one of its type in the AnAle Tmsper, Zti, of Sanford joins in the celebration at Fort Mellon Park. world." the the Intricately designed fence continued, What did tola th ink abou' all which runs alongside his Lake Brantley home that time spent building a bottle There it sits A work of art fence' "She never objected reall y, Sundberg's fence with ight 11 Hur bottles placed to reflect in Except she thought I was tricate designs when ligh ts crazy as hell, naturally" . the Tina J S p ill man, 1813 Eight Sanford youths taken to Community Paloma A vr.; Carol A. hooked up Inside the bottles are -Swede" answered. Hospital at Kissimmee were injured late Friday Sitting in the sunlight, the switched on at night Bishop, 1918 HlblFcUS whert they were treated iijght whn the panel truck Shaking his head, the "Swede" reflectively knows Court, Mary K. Martindill, riding and rewere injuries for minor In which they "Swede," as friends call him, that hii fence was indeed a .509 1 I.aurel Ave.; Keith D. struck a guard mil on leasetL Three others were says he remembers working the "creation," a way to occupy hI.s Baggs, 18,59 E. 20th, and Interstate 4, one mile west taken to Kissimmee Scott C. Taylor, 2419 So. 3.12 p.m. shift as a bartender. spare time. In essence, a way to Medleal Center for treatof state Boad 515 In Come morning, the "Swede" stay sane To create In a Bay ()sceola County, the ment would hop out of bed early to philosophy bass" on nickeLs and Taken to the medical i c Community Hospital Florida highway Patrol center,were Jim Scham. no begin work on his fence. Since dimes. spokesmen Idi ntilled the ported. And, the "Swede" will tell he worked as a bartender, he addressgitn ldntifitdns F1'. of the Injurul were Injured trtatrt thert as thought he might as well find a you t.hat. if you ask him. i " . _IV "!" . _.7,%7tTv'!r " __ . '1' , W-.-I, lhr-- a bIFrank Hill IN 7HE ARMY I? YI'te iN 4.4 4? -_ fL tf i ' r - Men's Title '' I ,. .~ IV-, He F*Inds laxation I I D y' ottles Today .V -41 'e-1-.., -- ~ ._._•. I y , 140011dTAIN 1.1 ,_. II -4 ..: SHORT RIBS THIZ&A DAVS THROUGH fiuiR*R W%%VU -% <7 C _~A MAJISTAIIS# er 1 1 I 'r - - I, ''P4 14" 0 I. L Schn eid VMR G10K& - Ftc/ (I - I CN !04AI - / I - - I 6 b HOWlS _ ,' b.t--NI11-11 1 I \N __ A CoUPLI DAYS oVER #11, )'r: ~ - -I , C'i i Y-16illi '.' A. ~ w~oo i " C U1I LEK & MEEK 0 it '-I\ I MAY — '01 A -'D LIKA To SPIEND " ., r. T~~ ~,, .1, ,% t I* V.- _." i i j C*~,.-~.(I -_ ~ (, ,, "r Mmv ______ .. - by Bob Thav.i ' .- .4_.,_'. -I'. E ' "'" _____ 1I 1 11 "' ,. , A. I ( 4 —. ' T M-'E CHOICE! __ _______ 711Q 0Zt\1VL4LL, — 'l ' .1-';1 ~ ILW,'i ", . v I ,-fi k~,~A) ' % lum_,& ~ j ji , I -1 . 0 -~ I . \ £A _______ cuae MADE eU ______ W I 3 ' G .,J -Vj .1 ______ 5T I-' ..M ~-ji, t THE ALTERIJATIVE WI 6ErTiJ(, YOU, MsIPALI1 IM NOT ' I'VE r IT, ~T II ° 1 PQb'N HERE $ 'I ... ~ ____ 8L-JK 'k " 11 I -I - by Crooks & 'OU MEAN EPLAfJUI, ,KNO Yotj Wfl4EpJ 1 il wg I I - 4. / the Junior Women's Club-sponsored frog jwping conteaL Homer said Miss Johnson won a $25 savings bond for having the frog wh.ich could leap thd greatest distance In theshortest time. 'Me two rock bandS -Society and Squash -played in the afternoon and evening and. according to Horner. 11fivermed up" .1 ~i:? V ..Q'I 14W pre.-AA171P.A- - __T ---- ( ") - ,. A FRUB'i _____ '_- 11, '' o TIIS \11 ( i,'' _______________ I _______ ' PHILOQrg AJJcd '' ----- 7EEI. c'L44ro - '*iJl( MAYBE YOU CAN AI,LALYZE N (LAS1 ,sGsiT i - I ~ &-! - : - t -_ Ii4o,,4aoui DQEAMS,rM J,5iALLY HOLDING 4ANOS . .1mn4 C4E — MAY&E A "The zoo r6eased the crowds at a steady pace," Homer said. "The packig of crowds helped nutintain easier crowd controls." He also said there were "no irridents, no arguments and no r by Bob Montana 1.____- W'Lf_. GOBBLE HIM)LF' _______ - .. ARCHIE BRING ON 'a THS I J, I . -' ) L 1. EATt . g 0, ~ R P - ---/ -. , , 1;1 .P ~.*. * / __~_ ~. .I,- I / 1~ .)1..n - -~ i . r V1 \ \• ~ ~ , I C~ 4,) 1~1-641/~ -'j ) ' . I / C — ....__-?c Tt) -' i•.. ( %. .f - - 1, .' - . 11 _41; - . !& I £ - ( HENRY t'LA'i',) THAT IS! /' I - '. . f ,, -T. "paced" the crowd flow into Fort Mellon Park, according to ' - . . .. %WW - S _~'I _, ' ., •- A .A I I I 'SDIJ -; Eric Suadbeig of SOUthSOaSS rth. La fr,ig his bottle fct'. WkEN I VJAS A GIRL I STUC)IE-D MODELING, WITH CLAY' .1 r A - - -0 ______ C3RANDMA ..._._.. ((;i.. .;.• .'Mat.71, 11 CAPTAIN EASY by "UNCLE PLATO' C --- ! - by All Vermeer WWAT 'S TH,AT1j._. t' '14— " jr .' - ~ A, . O& - • 7~ , III ~ - , , _ _____ ALREADY U J - - - ff . ' . - I Ifi .. •.. j %~__~_ PRISCILLA'S POP ft - • ; Y~ W. — _____ . i. -. -1 FOURTH \ I --- ( ELICOPTER FLYING -. GO NO 70 B6LE s,tJ ,p1 ____ 6 .~ v ( :~~ - ______ , ____ ; __ 0 .. C I -- i A" I - lu . - __ . fts SACRicEs '. ____ - . \. I ____ Chi c Young ( S1),RrMAKjNG: JIi 4 - ;I ., &I . . NOW 6N rLL GrvE upi \....... MY HELICOPTER FL,"ING LESSONS! --..-_- _____ • *6.T-.. AF1fY, SXL \ -4 • 1 'WUO.4 — A"'W, v; , F& i s V *_V 6 1 . WEVE GOT ~O I ______________ - ____ '4 BLONDIE 1: _______ - .. - _____ '°' 401L ; :r 9. = 3i I • . _______ -- ____ I Hornet commended the Sanf or d Police Department for doing a "great Job" in handling the traffic and always being "visible, aailableandready" HatUiay,makingafwe.minutenoonpatrIoticspeech,to1d the crowd that people need to "exchange contempt for sideration." Hattaway read quotations from slHin political figures John F and Bobby Kennedy and Dr Martin Luther King Jr "It's important to think about the brotherhood of iman," the freshman legislator said He called on Americans to develop a __________________________________________ ;c ._ Fowl -,, _ ' - C* __V 6 ~ ._ r '4.,. --- $tot !i._ r LE \ A AfrH ;7C mpj,rs myr - _____ __ i de alk sale at the Sanford Plaza sponsored by the Sanford I Plaza Merchants Association Ilurnir had one word for th urk and con tr ib utions tha t we nt . ____ r ~7' 'I I - --T - - ____ THE MEAT — - If Lill (11, 3 by Heir. IHED ev ening was topped off with a colorful 30-minute f irewor ks disay. The di' t F ort M ellon Park s not liii'tdi'h' '1 h - 1-2 £,..—., ~) )W I Mvt A 944w ___________ _____ -. 31 I 'SAVE IV4XHE() new Central Florida Zoo and the holiday festi vities at Fort Mellon 4 Park In the city /o 11v i il ay that approximat ely 10 000 pcimpk went - '.j __________ Itz _4 _ _~% 's — Seminole Boulevard, running along Lake Monroe- in Sanford, had a busy traffic day on Friday, the Fourth of July. I ~ . I ~ I I I us peoc'PAM tOOk to Win at Bridge, (do this lewspap6r)POBox489Ratho through the gates of the new zoo, located off U.S. 17-92 hidden in speaker State Rep. Bob Hattaway (D-Altamonte Springs), a frog foliage greenery Official grand opening ceremonies for the 21Iumptngcontetandtwoloca1rock'nrollbands acrezooiscxpcctedtobeheldin6odays. A row of flag.draped, red, white and blue booths off ered Jack Homer, executive manager of the Greater Sanford visitors fresh fish, cold drinks, hot dog.r, com on the cob and Chamber of Commerce, estimated that more than 20,000 persons Bicentennial souvenirs. . By Roger Boiler, ~ N I - By MICK LOCHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer Remember the good old days when kids had to take music lessons?" FUNNY BUSINESS Opening, Ho1*1day Br'i'ng Thousands To Sanford Zoo I'k 1•'! - - -, FRAN Fireworks Display Festive Day Topped By 0 1* Pass 2 fe iss hol d h Q 4 .. ; 2 ~e ____________ -- 1%; North Fast South %V 17 (THERE 'TIXI ARE, SIRE - .~ .. ~, r J Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents "NOWN0 '— - _,::~ It.- -: v 1 by Garry Trudeau 0 C U S~T~~,~61 R. 30L.F " ~ _!~ I - - -\ ~ / r r 67th Year, No. 27Sunday, July 6, 1975 \ by Lorry Lewis KNOW HE ~05 TEACWN~ A SP_ ;:CiA1 A C700D C70LFER " FOR BUSINESS TEACHINS A 6OLF - 19 - 7.4b ith BIMO BURNS - r I An Pass 2A Pam 3 . \2'ou cq -Unj 7- , .. I •. ( I - independence gave thein the right to bid notrump it every op riunity. e fact that the South cards - . 1I .,,-. I.--1), - -. -- 0 cashing dumm y 's ace of spides ThflA S QUESTION and scoring the nine tricks he 'iou do bid thret dijinonds .inti needed your partner rjicis sou to four Southmusthaebeenoneo( diamonds htdoyoudono,C y ç, --1 C41d — notrump contracts Hmmmph' replied North South's brilliant p1 m dt three iisted of cas 11 'J~ I The bidding has been: 4 By Os%ald & James Jacoby "Well," said South I cer — y - 1W W — G ra &" f, . SUNDAY EDITION _--- ~ 7. 4 — Pass 2 N T 3 N T. Pass Pass [lass I A I .i I* - 17 -i: </ L .i... ... - — " I 11 Dave Groue ~~ YEAR (- ____ called for a two-heart rebid M)ILTH 4 alter North's one-spade A QA32 response had not affected South at all. South did have a sure dia#74 mond stopper, a good club suit ,6103 ahardpo nd 18 fine WEST EAST Finally, as he pointed out later on North might well have had V s076 V94 good diamonds instead of his hich Case the and really wbelonged in notrump. SOUTH tol 674 Of course, if South had made v Al 32 his proper rebid of two hearts #A and North held diamonds, he .& A K 86 5 2 could have bid notrump. As it was North would have raised to Both vulnerable four hearts. Six hearts would be a cinch and seven was there in West North East South case it was NO. - - — I ON — -- i -. ) "S 1- By OSWALD and JAMES JACO8Y /'i7.. .• :: -. .. AT BRIDGE WIN WileN 14E WON LAST WEEg, HE CACKLED FOR 'AJ'Rp A?4T1ANI ,IBETTER j -e I I..: .* Mort Walker __ ' . by Dick Turner CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY - : In the preliminary study held sers'-to 6.5, when Connors Thedlfferenceinthetwolaws county commit-slon, rema ins of a tract proposed for an. 171.0413 18) "Except as plemental to any other procedurepro%ldedby general is that the ITA one provides for partofthel975law. w, conducted thus far in Seminole hrnke rier%r avam nexation into a citv and otherwise provided in this la r . .!:tz.!---a---.-~*-i,~i~~--Vzi --- - - - -_-7 - ~ ,,,!1_1 i4 ~~- - I- S _1 •" _ ~ ___________________ WL' __ - - - -7- --X~=_ ~Ac �- ________ ______________ - 2A—Evcnin; Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, JuIu, IflS - -- __________ - - - - - - At Eckerd's Wife F obbed As NATION you a know the prescription is right ... and the price is right too! I Ford Urges ' National Feeling' exist. " Las Vegas Flood Continues 1_%1S V1t ,\S, .ii I h1ttL imblcrs the plank" tQ get into one of the Las Vegas Strip's most famous casinos, and others splashed barefoot through puddles after a flash flood hit the city on the eve of the big Fourth of July weekend. Gamblers determined to get into Caesars Palace lined up along a narrow ribbon of sidewalk to cross over a huge mud puddle Into the casino by way of two small planks. About 22 inches of rain pelted Las Vegas in less than two hours, and when the rain strpped late Thursday night, two city workers were dead, hundreds of cars were submerged and houses were flooded. -- Dakota Farmland Drenched BISMARCK, N . D. (All) The National Weather Service says the threat of weekend thunderstorms could aggravate a flood situation which has already forced evacuation of many small towns in the Re'l River basin of North Dakota and Minnesota. Fed by drenching rains whkh have left more than a rillllrn acres of rich farinland under water, flood crests were expected today on the Red River at Fargo and the Sheyenne River at West Fargo. — President, Suharto Confer CAMP DAVID, Md. (AP) — President Ford is continuing his series of consultations with East Asian leaders on the Indochina situation by meeting with Indonesian President Suharto. Suharto is expected to receive assurances from Ford at today's meeting of the American government's wish to continue to play a constructive role in Asia despite the Communist successes in Indochina. MODESS _ I & 40 CT REG was being robbed of $200 early Saturday morning at ap. proximately the same time and within a block's distance of *Police Beat where her husband was struck by a van, the Seminole County Sheriff's deputies reported. Meanwhile, McCormick had Archie McCormick, no age been struck by a van as he given, 2809 Grove Drive, walked along SR 46 one block Sanford, was hit by a van as be from his wife's incident and at walked along SR 46 near approximately the same time, Midway, according to reports. reports say. The Florida HighHe was transported to Seminole way Patro: Investigated the Memorial Hospital where he accj,lt The name of the was listed in goxl condition drivet of the van was not Saturday morning, released pending completion of Meanwhile, sheriff's deputies the investigation. continued their search for four Sanford pollee arrested a 34black males who stole Shirley year-old man Friday night McCormick's purse containing following a complaint that the the money, and pushed Mrs. mar. had been peeping through McCormick into a ditch. She the bedroom window of a was not Injured, reports say. Sanford woman, The double barrelled Incident Police booked Ishmael began at approximately 1:30 a.m. Saturday when the Alphanso Neuxvllle, 1713 W. McCormlcks were having an Ith St. into county jail In lieu of argument as they drove west on '°°° bond. He was arrested on SR 45. Mrs. McCormick told two charges — trespassing deputies that her husband after warning and assault and stopped the car and it got stuck battery. Bond 01 $500 was set on each charge. in the sand, Reports say that McCormick Police Officer Tony Brooks then took the car keys and Jr. responded to a complaint at started walking. Mrs. 1803 Bell Avenue •that Neux. McCormick, after sitting in the ville was involved In an car for a few minutes, decided argument with Mrs. Pauline to start walking home, deputies Bacon of the Bell Avenue adsaid. dress. A car with four black males n.s. B?-.on told Brooks that stopped beside her and one of euxv1llethe hadrear beenbedroom peeping them got or. and grabbed bet through ___________________ SUPER. LIMIT ONE ~ 1 - I WWII LIM IT Ot J .. ~~_~~ ZZO C I~ 160Z JAR " LIMIT ONE 38 , 3.1/4 07 ' llriI lllfIUIIIllIlllllIilililI)!lllll! ipa5 U1 "I Q0 'I ,..11 - - ~ 'i.iJ FLICKER LADIES ;:- 1 , \ Its- I - - / --- _ _________ - ( _______ - -rw * - ___ - t - c - -= . _ ____ -- -'----_ pr --- - - - w' - 1 F j M. 0 XJ'a ___ W - •--a -• - - t,- - -. cjt -- - .J - '". , '4 ' - _ - -• - - - -- ____ ', - 'i?! -'" r!Li ____ I _ ____ MOD1LTc 'BOILS - - - :- __ : '- - .a13 ___ ' T. •- - - . - - -- - - - - - - - - I - - - -1 - -- - - - - - -_- _ .1 - -_- ___ Little Miss Allison Link expresses dluatlsf action with the Fowth of July celebration as she waits for mommy, Mrs. Byron E. Link Jr. of Cauelberry. Alter being rescued all went well for the threeyear-old. - Kids ran from place ot hers through on "Man, this Is what a small --- -- OF SANFORD - -r---_; Horner declared as he helped " I get the county Bicentennial booth for operation. -Ever one b pit i chin ng right n - -- -- -_ • and we're having a ball. 1 _ - c '.' _____• -- Sears I I FREEZER - - -_- ___ *\'. - At the Zoo, crowds lined up for the lnfoi,nal Fourth of July opening and before the day ended over 30,000 toured the new facility on U.S. 17-92 at the W Inte rstate 4 Interchange - _____ -T- 'i. ,- . -h": \ _. - 4- -, ___ i - - --- - s aus MON., JULY 7 AND TUC,.. JULY S ONLY 11 -'- - - There, too, was a carnival air area to see the various animals which have been Hearings .;,Ji. I. - -i.— / __ J - ' -i~~.—J ;, . - I ,*-, :_ LONGWOOD City officials divisions located north ofSRd34 the visitors found the natural are watching with Interest including Wlnsor Manor, Sleety setting for the new facility .*,- . IA ' most inter es t g in L public hearings being conduct- Hollow first addition, the _. r ., 1. ed by the Seminole County Moorings and Devonshire And the zoo visitors drove 7 =r Commiss ion cn Sanlando "City Council has given some into the city for a stop at the •Th, r'c& T_ 8 •, UtllltlesCo'srequestedwater conslderationto thequestlonof Fourth of July cele bration In 1' t ilL!'. aix sewer rate increres. whether the utility as it " -. •Ow downtown area C1ey Attorney Ned Jullan Jr. operates In Longwood comes Waving good-bye at Friday night's Fourth of July fireworks exhitt1oa Is Shayne Prevatt while dad, Is at the law books doing some under the city's utility control By nightfall, finding a Ronnie Prevalt, watches the toddler's efforts, wondering who the wave Is intended for. research to prepare an opinion ordinance," Julian said, parking spot along Seminole on whether the city or the Sanlando Is requesting rate Blvd., Park Avenue, Palmetto as the two men worked in other casual wear they could county is responsible for increases, ranging from 76 per Avenue and Sanford Avenue walking shorts at their booths, find. regulating the rates within cent to 243 per cent, to its single was a difficult job. McLaughlin, assisting at the By dusk, most were sitting Longwood's city limits, family home customers and an Se minole High Band Boosters around waiting for the first Police reported P8IIUHS Sanlando U tili ties curren tly Increase of 43 per cent to users concession, called the day "a bursts of fireworks from across lots at the Seminole County great success." serves four Longwood sub- of Its water service, the Marina. . A walk fur ther up Seminole The "000hs" and "abs" that Marl na aa nd HUCIS o R'. *~ y nfl were , -' 1'_1~ __ ~ __J_e -_& brough Ce I ewaan. o ec,, across the par k as ammed t° capacit b 6'30-7 t baseball diamonds—also the colorful boriths shattered if p.m. packed—where two games the sky indicated the success of (Continued From Page 1-A) van. I just felt us Asked how many people were were underway. Tennis courts the day. WAS 345,5 wrecking, he said. lormathn regarding the t1i ng worn rJfII'cnP rilci In fnlI a%; A it fha Thnn i, Tila I,n 1fllal..I r'.a 1 young people The eight Wee accident victims at 'too many." But the officers noise of bands and shouts of began to rise and mill about, f15.2.cublcfeetl were reportedly enroute to their facility, except to working traffic along the those In the park concession moving out of the area for Tampa to attend a concert confirm they were from jammed streets reported no area, home, leaving the debris of a when the accident ocSanford. osedaccidents and excellent The "costumes" were varied large party to be cleaned up by currecL Baggs, who returned to cooperation, as well, as people arrived a band of weary, yet happy, ____ Florida High way Patrol Sanford this morning, said "Everyone Is having a good garbed in bib-overalls, cutaway civic leaders. 1 If troopers said the truck was he suffered an Injury to an time," a motorcycle patrolman shorts, tank shirts, and any It was a happy Fourth of July. I westbound on Interstate t, eye and was "sore from the declared. 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The final case set for trial involves Kenneth Carson, 19, 1301 Suwannee Blvd., Daytona Beach, who was arrested April Iontrolled w - — MUNSEY CONTINUOUS CLEAN A.A.E airport manager flotedj , that theincreasewas highly significant in light of the heavy Trial of two Orlando CrIminal Law Enforcement Court, about 3 a.m. May 31. construction work on the residents, charged jointly with agents on June 10, at Butler Bagby was found wounded in runways as part of a $2.5 possession of a stolen motor Plaza on Howell Branch Road, the housing complex and million development program. vehicle and possession of a when officers noticed the car In Sanford Police Lt, Johanie Cleveland emphasized that controlled substance, Is which the two were riding was Parker and Sgt. W. Dube the Improvements designed to scheduled this week before parked Incorrectl;'. arrested Miss Polk a short time make the former Naval Mr Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr., In A search of the car revealed later. She has been free on Station facility one of the finest Circuit Court. what officers said were drugs $1,500 bond. airports In the southeast was The trial is one of five slated and a check of the license tag of Michael Lee Prater, 23, 109 bringing these dollars into the in Cowan's court beginning the car revealed it had been Jay Dr., Altamonte Springs, area's economy without the tomorrow. . reported stolen In Daytona charged with breaking and cost of one penny to Sanford Gerald Pay Clary, 40, c1 1415 Beach. entering with Intent to commit axpayers. E. Amelia St., Orlando, and Both Clary and Miss a misdemeanor is also Construction continues this Diane Isola Benedittl, 23, of the Benedetti have been free on scheduled to appear before month on two new short taxi- same address, are scheduled $3,000 bond each, awaiting trial. Judge Cowart. ways, repaving of a former one for trial on the two felony Patsy Jean Polk, 23. of 20 Prater was arrested May 21 and the installation of VASI charges. Higgins Court, is scheduled for by Altamonte Springs police In r iiat1ona1 equipment. Clary and Miss Benedetti, a trial on a charge of aggravated connection with the break-In of Henry Wight, Aero Services, student at FTU, were arrested assault in the shooting of an Imperial Oil Station on Inc prcir1.'ri'cf , r)rt" that :it : h', l'li;ririo I)t p.i rt,,t.f1( (if }t h.irI I;.by, 15 Higgins Road 436 In Altamonte. State He has been free on 11,900 bond pen___________ __ ding trial. - -. " One indicator of the activity soon as the necessary taxiway serviced by the largest in f'ed base operation In instant at Sanford's giant air facility Is to the terminal building Is ground handling equipment, written coInn%!fllcatIon with last month's total of 6,008 flight provided, large charter flights also that Telex communications ratne 75,000 terminals in the operations — or one every four will be landing and completely is being installed to put the U.S., Canada and Mexico. minutes — bringing to 39,000 operatlo'is the total for 1975's p U first di months, an per cent - City i,iili 10 lliKi(UUlillllflIlI )jJt r'LIMIT ONE -- Children ,bounced on the "Moon Walk air iides, bands played and people danced, cotton candy could be seen smeared In proper places—on the faces of the very young and very old It was a real "carnival," The entertainment booths at Fort Mellon Park were still being put into order early Friday when the first visitors arrived. on the move In eight years 22 REG 1 69 -- -- 6,008 Flights In June - .1 -_ latest quarterly survey by a major bank. That represents 9,500 mIernde (FLORIDA FORMULA RAZOR - ," — REAL KILL ANT & ROACH ''l, - - — But the hu'ry to complete the Job didn't dampen the spirit of early arrivals as they toured Bombs bunting In air kept some 15,100 Sanford and Seminole County residents busy Friday night as the park, crossed to the civic the Downtown Business Association staged the annual fireworks display at Fort Mellon Park. center and dawdled among the old automobiles on display nearby. -_ — IIL1JI.UMflI -- - MIAMI (AP) While northerners migrate to this tropical resort city seeking a more leisurely and carefree existence, a record num ber of residents are moving away' victims, they say, of urban sprawl. "We want to get out of4hebig city," says the wife of an airline pilot who Is turning nis back on Miami and moving his family to rural North Florida. "We've been here 10 years, it's gotten o vercrowded, and we've had enough." "For Sale" signs are displayed on 2.7 per cent of Dade County's one and two-family homes, according to the Ilt I - ' Miami Residents On Move 89c itc., uas, ussat 111111 oi m ot Kai REG 249 S- closer to SM for a family of flour. It' I SCHICK HOT 1 i . -ft-ft J LATHER REFILL Zz UMVVI CI 0I U,WJ 1%IJUU — SKIN CREAM - - Sunday, Juty,lflS.---3A - Mellon nark for 12 - hours of Fourth of July celebration events. They came In all sizes, from small to large, young to old I And when it all was over, none ___________p1 of t he huge crowd watching the annual fireworks d!splay at Fort Mellon park were TAU.AHASSEE (AP) The average family of four that builds its own olar water heater can recover the $2211 utmt wiUi the savings on about one year's v,c j th of electr icity bills, state officials say. The averagefour.mernber family is paying about $175 a year for hot water, and that amount is expected to increase, according to a pamphlet published by the nowdefunct Florida Energy Committee. "Purchased in small quantities, the materials for the most elabçratc pumped solar water heater in this booklet could have a retail cost of over 8700," the pamphlet says. "Many homeowners will be able to reduce this cost considerably tdough careful shopping." The Envi,nmental Information Center, which prepared the publication called "How to Build a Solar Water Heater" for the energy panel, estimated the cost NOXZEMA 0 0 1' TANNING FOAM . " — as a That was Friday in Sanford thousands fill ed both the new Central Florida Zoo and Fort Solar Water Heater Saves lIMIT ONE 5 By COPPERTONE ~ 1 R 30400fl60 SUDDEN TAN __--- - It1k3I.La i&t)t needed circus bark more than 14 per cent of Florida's six million licensed motorists — are flaunting a law that requires them have Liability insurance, state officials say. Preston Cow ie, assistant director of Insurance consumer services, said that 14.4 per cent of the drivers Involved in accidents between July 1, 1974 and June 30 of th is year were not Insured. Cowle said about five per cent of the licensed drive are the hard core who will not buy Insurance no matter what, He said he couldn't account for the other lOper cent who have not complied with th e law. — M 1 TAT a i&.ai TOOTHBRUSH S • - All that I . i ORAL B ~ 1 Model IMIN TUESDAY ISFAMILYDAY&NITE. - CHOICEOF ..... BLOOD DONORS ARE HONORED Donald J. Bales, kit, and Mable A. C, cyafrr,gm congratulated by Robert E. Daeha, president of the Conaty %leelaJ Health B3ard, for deiwtlng seven Siltoag Of blOed to the Seminole County fllook Rank. Bales represented the Elks c-I 1rI1 ;int '.lis. (hapman h? First Methdi. iijreh, -- r _ - SCC d ra P4d C lasS d ,, 121 7,'. Sl.tt Bar-B-0 Chicken Dinner or $2.45 Bar.B.Que Dinner With Cole SLiw, French Fries, Bar.B.Q Beans and a Hot Bun oi by tarn, SALE PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY SUINDAY 10 I -.----- -- -'-=-=' -- - - At the new Central Florida Zoo crowds similar to this could be found all day as the too opened Its doors in a preview showing of the facility. WUKDAY9 OUR STORE IN CASSEIBERRY (CORNER HW' HWY. 11-92 SANFORD Pork $1 OF SAPIFQRC, Seai 327.9646 ACROSS FROM MOVI ELAND '_--__ - -- - - -_- - PINECR(ST CENTER 1-e2AT77ffiST 's __ 9 & 4)6 IS tOW OPEN 24 HOURS EVERY DAYt -_ ________________ - rs _ Evening Herald, Sanlord, Ff. By GLENN McCASLAND Herald Staff Writer Law Requiring Insurance A N['111(11111111111 111111:11 1111111111111111111 1 1 1 11 11.., - - Fourth Celebration Like Carniv al July IE IN 19 24 ¶iutIIIrxiIl I - purse andhim, Mrs.reports McCormick strakbed say, window and that she went Then one man held Mrs. outside to ask him to stop and McCormick while another man leave. grabbed the purse. The men But, police report, that Pushed Mrs. McCormick into a Neuxville, born in Jamaica, ditch and fled the scene In their had been warned of the same car, reports say. incident prior to Friday right. Auto men, Drug Violations Lead Circuit Court Docket JOHNSON'S BABY POWDER __' FEMININE NAPKINS * Fires * Courts Sanford Ai* rport Stays Busy - I : i ~ FLORIDA BR F I -: - ________ I Florida Motorists Flaunt Action Reports A 37-year-old Sanford woman for Last yea? .:, Van By M Lo Herald Staff Writer - _ I, IF CKERD' Husband Hit By BY During Bicentennial Year BALTIMORE (AP) —President Ford says he hopes the Bicentennial year will "become a true, national experience" and there will be conqntrated study of the nations hitory at every school where the American flag flies. Helping usher In the nation's 200th year Friday night at historic Ft. McHenry, Ford termed the Bicentennial observance "a celebration of liberty, freedom and democracy — wherever they Ford stood beneath a duplicate of the original Star Spangled Banner at the fort here Francis Scott Key wrote the poem that became the national anthem. _- I - 9; IN BRIEF irxrease over the same period - Having Fun Was Motto —i With = S — fl - -. i. - - -- - - - -- -- - - - -- - - -_ - - -_ - - - - - __ - �-___ — - -- -: :_ - -, j___ - - - - -. --- P. ..c. --rrn,rt.-1 ,,-..-- P'P," 3' - - - . ---- - - - --- ------- -- - - ---------- - - . - --- - ---- - '-- - -- --------- -- - -- - -- -- -- - - -- -- -- I Evening Being a relative newcomer to th e Sanford ama, Hendd 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 83I9993 Sunday, July 6, 1975-4A Around - WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CUR RIE, Managing Editor 9 ____ ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director • Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $1.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 11. Months, $32.40. I L -7-51 -13 _______ Bribery Business The Clock A Sorry Story We are hearing a sorry story of bribe payments becoming a way of life for American businessmen doing business overseas. fm iIIti wu u L UdIIdI'd L...:L.. uriuv e'i n-rh thinly something to behold and everyone Who had a part in getting it ready by the opening date deserve a rousing cheer and slap on the back. While war,derb through the sites of yesterday's activity, we heard few complaints and even they were of a mino r nature Getting back to the good things of the July Fourth holiday, about all that's left to be said 13 that it was a great day for one and all, young and old. The type of cooperation that was lent to the entire day by all our civic organizations is just wha t th e area needs and we hope more communityrelated events of th is nature can be scheduled in the near future. To all those people connected wi th the new Central Florida Zoo and the downtown celebration, we offer a doff of the derby for a job well done. Bo th the zoo and the planning of yeste rday's festi vi ties are a definite credit to Central Florida in general and Sanford in particular. And, in closing, we're happy to say that our entire family is now a permanent resident of th is growing community. We hope we can add something to it to make it an even be' place in wtich to work and live. —WCurr1e County Sheriff's Office are also to be commended for the disciplined manner In which everything rolled along. There were relatively few traffic snarls ar.d those that did occur were of a minor nature. Too, to- the most part, people were on their best behavior as only one or two Incidents were reported at the festivi ties throughout the day and night. One thing that bothered us at the waterfront Friday night was when we saw various and scattered youngsters lighting 'sparklers' and throwing them indtscrlrnlnately. Fortunately, no one was seriously hurt by this dangerous practice and for wha t It's worth we think parents should keep a closer tabs on the ir kids and warn them of the consequences one could suffer from the throwing of these missiles. Sure, th ings of that nature are a part of growing up, but our youth should also realize the potential th ey hold in th eir hands when they touch a match to th is veritable to rch. Out at the Central Florida Zoo estimates of visi to rs ranged as high as 10,000 with some officials Jaying that between 600 and 800 viewers to the new facili ty streamed through th e gates every hour. The new zoo, th ough not completed yet, is cer- we didn't know what to expect during the annual Fourth of July celebration at Fort Mellon Park nor at th e opening of the new Central Florida Zoo. However, we're happy to report that the entire day's festi vities surpassed even our wildest imagination. From th e entire Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce to the Zoological Society to the smallest fry, who had a Itand In the events, we offer our hearty congratulations on a job well done. Oh, sure, there were a few bugs In some activitles, but th en th at's to be expected no matter where or what th e occasion. We were highly impressed by the enthusiasm thrown Into the downtown celebration by the many volunteers who showed up to make the day a success. Even th e weatherman contributed as he kept the rain clouds away from th e area throughout th e da y, despite predictions of a 40 per cent chance of rain. Nary a drop was felt th roughout th e celebrations. Everything went so smoothly even the spectators hung around longer than usual instead of hurrying off to 'beat the crowds.' Sanford's Police Department and the Seminole System To Be Working In 15 Months V YUMLU 1 '10-4 s - 4 For 48- Hour General Strike OIJU4IUS AIRF.S, Argentina (AP) Argentina's workers prepared today for a 48-hour nationwide general str ike as part of their bitter battle with the Peronist government they helped put In office. The General Labor Confederation (CGT), representing 3 million workers, - demanded ratification uf all wage , . _4*~~ ..*, ) . I Ci~0PZS108ALIL)IN't Two Tongues 11— I -,,~ -- ". . 7 or iiC Meanest _____ ,(k... I'll, Are Better ;VF-7!; r IN.%,r-..._4- .; . I I .. .I -;-"- 7.1. -II I T ~)( J ____ n One ha Sly dog, Blotter, was struck by a car Friday. . "I, While it may still be much too early to say even Somehow she had managed to crawl the Foreign payments by Ashland Oil Inc. in the L t . that on peut voir de La lumlere at the end of the .I backyard fence, reach the driveway and start form of commissions to consultants and other tunnel, Canada is showing distinct signs of ' looking for her master. agents are under investigation by the SEC. They "g I guess she ventured too far into the street. of a functionally bilingual nation. apparently totaled several million dollars. _._...... I Anyway, the was hit. I found her in the I 1 Perhaps in this case it's a matter of familiarity . I_cj. In a news report the Wall Street Journal says, ...., apartment's back yard, behind a power mower lessening contempt, but opposition to the ____-) "For U.S. Firms Abroad, Bribery Can Often Be where the had crawled after the accident. I _________ . equa ti ng c French wi th English as an official ____ Routine BUSIneSS Cost." She wasn't killed, thank goodness, but she had _______ language seems to be on the downgrade even in ____ Th e Senate Foreign Relations Committee's no use of the left leg, a cut on th e paw and was provinces far from the French-speaking bastion subcommittee on multinational corporations is very put down over the experience to say the of Quebec. least looking into the matter. In Ottawa, federal 'civil servants in con__________________ sIderable numbe rs are taking the time and The thing that burned me was the fact the _______ it is not against U. S. laws for U. S. corporations 1 driver did not stop nor make any effort to locate tr ouble to de velop sconLange facility to bribe foreigners but they must report the exthe owrr. Two neighborhood youngsters who 4 the knowledge that their jobs may depend upon it opw penditures fully to the SEC. knew Blotter and where he belonged had led her 0 , na turally being a strong inducement. And census It is noteworth y that almost all of the SEC suits back In to the yard. soundings revealed a 30 per cent Increase bet. ______ for failure to report foreign slush funds have been taking the dog to a vet for treatment, _______ ween 1961 and W7l in Canadians speaking both against companies first charged with making sthrtedlooldngfor evidence astowhat happened 1. .. English and French. A becau.ce,atfirst, I could not tell for certain If the illegal political contributions by the Watergate 1 Such dividends are particularly gratifying to Injury had been caused by a car. The tell-tale 11 the government since It has a considerable in. marks were clearly visible beside the roadway. vestment In bilingualism, both political and It is argued in defense of bribery that it is part of I probably will never learn who struck financial. the cost of doing business in many countries, BIOUSI. That's just as well, because I'd get Into On the major front, education, the government especially in the Th ird World, and if our firms !! ' *' trouble, I'm certain, if faced with the guy. has been funding second-language programs In to pay bribes the business will go to their Bt after looking at those big, brown eyes of the provinces at the rate of some $100 million per First In line scrupulous competitors from other countries, the dog, pleading for help but unable to teli me year. In addition to "Immersion" courses hi The matter is a what was wrong, I decided that whoever it was one that should be which students acquire facility In a second I rates among the meanest people in the world. thoroughly studied. Our national policy shou!d then langvage by exercising it in all subjects, federal Blotter Isn't just another dog. She's the funds also finance training of second-language be made clear. Our multinational companies substitution for the family I don't have. She's the Letter The teachers, who have been in short supply. should know what kind of - behavior is expected of whole ball of wax rolled up into a brown, gold and them, An effectively bilingual Canada from Atlantic been misled. As for me, I still find myself quite black ball of fur. As a result of her injury, there Academy 'Deplorable' We think they owe an obligation to the American angry; disappointed, and frustrated at not being to Pacific coasts is not to be expected in the ,::, outraged McCasland on the block about On Juise 15 my sun and I ',lsited your lovely flag, which protects them. Thcy must protect it. able to be there to help remedy what I cider to reasonable future, If ever. But the Trudeau goal 3 p.m. Friday. community in a state that we have always loved, of a bilingual federal public service by 1978 does As we are the richest and most be an intolerable situation, and until ! guess everyone who has pet feels the same We found the one or two people we met in the appear unreasonable. Having motored down through your cornnot recently the most respected nation, we have more way about theirs as I do about Blotter. They community to be very warm, friendly and munity, we felt that it would be good for my son And If that deadline should not quite be met, no to lose from shady practices than any other nation. &'iouii. Pets are awfully nice to have around. jersonable. cause for despair. As they say. If at first you to be a part of such a nice appearing place. I sin And corruption abroad tends to promote i recall the one time that I struck an animal Our visit was for the purpose of enrolling ow hopeful that this letter will not be Interpreted as don't succeed essayex, euaye; essay.: en. corruption at home. with a car. It was in Ohio and l was rushingtoa oldest son in the summer program at Sanford critical your community. At the um.t1m.! Core. traffic accident to get pictures when this little Naval Academy. He wanted to take an advanced am concerned gout the name of your cornMaintaining the highest ethical standards is the mutt darted from a yard. The blow was a high school course and ork with high diving and price of prominence and leadership for nations as it munity being used at the academy and the oki pros among political fund raisers may glancing one, but I stopped. The devil with the aquatics. is for individuals. Our integrity is beyond price, academy not living up to its claims, ad- have laughed when the Democrats sat down to traffic accident. vertlsements, ar4 mailed br ochures. above any profit. clan their first telethon four years ago, but the David, my son, Is a star scout and has led a Sometimes it may seem that honesty is not the smiles are now on the faces of Democrats The little boy who owned the dog was rather unprotected life. We both looked forward DavldG, BtOWfl planning their next extravaganza late this montl. best policy. But in the long run we believe it to I.e frlgh ened, but after a little calming down, we to the possibilities at Sanford. Deltavllle,Va. Howe ver, the people of Sanford need to know gathered up the dog and went to the boy's borne. th e best business policy, the best foreign policy, The 1V efforts, countering conventional Letters to the editor art always welcome. Mother reassured the boy and took the dog to the of the deplorable living condiUons at the Foreign bribery by U. S. firms and individuals Political wixiorn that the big money is in fat cat They academy. should be In our opinion, the quarters chosen for as brief as possible vet's, should be outlawed. and contributions, have turned out to be the party's comment on matters of general Interest. I attempted to pay for the animal's treat- summer students were filthy and In such a state biggest revenue source. Starting from $4 million The letters ment, but was refused. The lady told me she was of diarepir that it is possible that the State of should deal with Issues and avold In contributions in lm, the take reached $5.4 Florida m'iight even condemn the building. The PrlODalit1eL just glad I took the time top. million last year. There Is an added advantage "You don't know how many people roar down facilities, a I observed them at that time, were The editor reserves the right to edit those from the broader base of support some 400,000 letters for reasons of space, but this street and never pay any attention to either an obvious fire trap. In my Imagination I see will exercise individual donors last In his final pain-wrackird years, the late Sen. Everett M. year In that it great care that the thrust of the letter Is not lost .Sanford gotting publicity through such a gross children or "I rmll her .vaying. Dirksen was fond of describing himself as "the most internally automatically provides an up-to.&te mailing list In the editing, headline a; 'Fifteen Boys Die in Second Story o How true it was then and how true it is today. Fire Trap it explored senator in Washington." supporters. All letters must be sign ed with a mailing Sanf ord Naval Academy.' Well, Blotter is living the life of Riley at the The Central Intelligence Agency, apparently, holds the uddiesH and, when possible, a telephone number Though all their show biz touches are still no dog hospital today, oking very much like the saffw fascination for inVeStIgRtion-happy officuils that the ailing Since it* academy is a part of your comso the Identity of the may be checked and entertainment competlUon for the run.of. the. senator did for capital surgeons. Queen of the Nile or something. She'll be okay munity, I an. of the opinion that the citizens in established. however, the Evening Herald will situation comedy or even a roller derby, With CIA operations already under examination by the and perhaps a bit dog-wiser when it comes to Sanford nugtt like to visit and observe con. resiect the w ishes of writers who do not want telethoos do beat those $100 and up a plate dinstree ts. presidential commission headed by Vice President Rockefeller ditions In the :iain buildi ng. Indeed, it might be thrir names to appear In print, nets with all those deadly speeche& and a Senate select committee, creation of a special House And I hope I don't meet up with th e guy who reassui jag for the f ire marshal of your camWe reserve, of course, the rlgh to reject any And they do, In t"eir way, bring politics back to commit tee In February to pursue a para llel probe smacked f hit my, dog. munity to Inspect the facilities there. letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or the people where so many of them have been at redundancy. Have a good Sunday. My son was tu'rlhly hurt. He felt like he had slanderous. In recent years —m front of the tube, Now that the cornmitte has become the center of unrecedented Rouse dissension, the proposal by California Rep. JACK ANDERSON B.F. Sisk to abolish the panel deserres support. Opposition to committee chairman Rep. Loden Nedzl within th committee stemmed from charges that Nedri could not conduct an impartial inquiry because of an alleged bias support of the agency. Refusal of the full House to accept his resignation as chairman suggests that the outlook for an objective probe under a new leader is equally dim. __ __ - V ________ - _____. ______ - . ... . . . _____ . ____ a. serious 11 Two months after the fall of Indochina, there is as yet no assurance the refugees will soon be taken away. Not all of them anyway. Though positive success has been made in relocating some 45,000 of the war immigrants, sponsorship applications have dwindled as the refugees have become yesterday's news. Ninety thousand orlentals are still locked Into depots throughout the nation, 14,0 0 f than here. There is no panic yet, nor should there be, but some are beg1rmin. to feel a ser.s-c of early desperation. , t L..flWWIf1,_ just dreamed that we were facing the worst gaso li ne cnss since th e Arab embargo. and 1 !e- !'! i we ar e" "1 sin a proud man," says a forner Viet. rsiri*k mival veptaln, "but I would do anything to get out of here. There is an official named Grelly spelled with twoL's he works for the US. government. Do you know him? Have you fead of him? lie is my friend. We worked - - The desperation is only natural. The refugees are being kept In virtual ignorance of their fates and, at Indlantown an yway, in quarters that would worry anyone's intaginat.on. Because of Ias and convenience, the w.efugets are confined to ropL-off encampment!., never to see anything of the country urt11 t1vt' are pmnatiently settled. Thus tempers are t,hort, flijhta are frequent and many of ths,' less'educated are beginning to won!er if Indlantowri Gap Is all there is to America. "I w.uld 111c to go base and look at a town," say, a nr'al captain, "You do have towns, don't yo'?' cit in the ear Lain's case, the seclustn and tack of infcrmatio'i Lu tritely a rub. He has been in America tre1I1oi,y, and n!s cnern for his fate is ore m Irw.trai;'n th,ar. aul'x'y. Yet, t1c says, some of the Iei orkfly re1ut's are developing g- nuinc fears. Will they bc sold btn (,ndage? Will they starv': if they can". find 'iork? Will they be thrn into prison it they 'annot w,eak English? U.S. Many of these fears and teat tion.s are perhaps unavoidable. But there is resson to believe, almost predictably, that the goverment which is helping the refugees ha, gotten ventangled in the mechanici of assistance tLtt scarce at. providing Inoculations in the ciflAic line here operates wi th robot ef ficiency but nary a smile or soft word. And wh-n asked about the availability of rreatIor for refugies another cotthy that "you ctn't scary about Official that with all theta bodJiit process .. wha t & you wi.nt, sill?" says Sofball, In Act, would be nice, and TV, and moveu, and Kool Aid and Milky Ways. What the refvgees need, almost as much as new homes, are things American. Many of !'iem do not know how to operate flush toilets, he majority have never experienced air mid; iloning, almost none have stood at the checkout counter m Sal eway, Processing efteciency has its place, but what is lacking here Is orientation. Why should a man wait to arrive In Oklahoma to learn that hi needs no visa to get there? Waiting is bad enough without doing it in the dark. In this nation we wash our clothes in machines, not rivers, and that's important information for a mother of eight. Yet the word is not being passed at Indiantown Gap. Because the bureaucracy hasn't the time. Social Security numbers are provided, but not an explanation of what the devil they mean. "Our jobt says a government guy, ,,is to process people, people." I _ I.. I . ________ - Leila E. Hobbs Elmor Howard Lula Mae Johnson Alma L. Rock Larry Sampson Jr. Samuel B. Ware Joyce William I e - ') U.S. Deiartment of Housing and Urban Development -' (HUD) announced an award of bo th grants and loans for the 1.2 tj muCh gallon daily capacity sewer plant, a half dozen SUbdlvLslons had been Wilt with the sewer lines in and septic tanks as well In the fall of 1971 the plant's cons truction was completed. But even before construction could be completed on the plant, the city's consulting engineering firm, Glace and Radcliffe recommended in June, 1971 that consideration be given to expanding the plant ca pacity to 3.6 million gallons sident :.'..,_ -.- OTES IJ ts , • - I I t I I,)I By El) PRICKFTF sewer facility. Herald Stall W ri ter Uonstructlon should be Turn off SR 434 in Longwood completed and the plant will probably go into operation In onto a dirt road and gravel '' a bo ut 15 months, Mayor Nor- begins crunching under the tires of ,our car. Soon you pass man Floyd estimates a sign with a white background By the time all phases of the and gold letters - ALPHA, the construction are finished, Greek word fur beginni ng. (from the initial facility For the "residents" of Alpha thr ou gh the regional pla nt) House - Sou th Seminole's new - some $15 million in federal "short term residential corngrants and loa ns, state pollution munity" beginnin gs begin control funds and $123,000 in here as Alpha House 1, city money will have been professionals patiently and I spent. -tirelessly help "residents" ease back irto the American cuIture. The regional plant will not - ____ ____ '- - _____ - .- .. ' N - _. 4 - _________ -- ,,..... 3. - "- ,,,,.J - ,à ., '-' " : 1. . L - V - , -._____ J '- -' - /r. - - -' - ' - - _,, - _____ - ' ' .. i ' , , - s _____ _____ -- , e "wi' , only be serving Altamonte driveway, you notice a young Springs, when finished con- man mowing the grass. struction, but also a section of Breathlessly, he tells you that North Orange County, including Eatonville, and much of South yesterday he mowed the b3ck Seminole County, west of SR yard. Tomorrow, he will maw 436. Clinton E Davidson, DeBary Mary Alice Garrlott, Deltona Anna Gilligan, Deltona Emory W. Oman, Deltona Frederick A Kirchber, Orange City --:-40-A~ -.1 .~ - _'k. .~ \ 7 - —,. - I -_ N -- - - __. -__ z ~A ~_ I,-_ I. ~, - - ___ - -_ -~ -:_ t - _n;_J .- , vironmental assessment and '. water quality plan for the city - I4 was completed and the expansion recommended with the . a Z~ ' ___ A ___,.. • -- . rD•nnr,•,F,IlIyU .w.u.J.t...It y J nfllfllflfl . W b41', -- I13 - - - RATES ' , ' 322.0285.831-9774 TONYII..IUSSI - i' AGENCY s - 'he captain says adult men weep In the night wlo anxiety, Buddhists are converting to Cetrlstlanity in hopes of appetllng more to interests, and mothers tell their children grab the leg of any vlsiter so the family will be recognized as loving and adtptable. / I .r I I I LOW - if. r - ?tt s together in Sngon. Will you tell hut I'm herewith my family? Maybe he can help ' Will YUd tell hint?" f '1 da ily ca pa city Keller Road sewer plant to a 7.5 mIllion gallon daily capacity regional - - FORT INDIANTOWN GAP, PA. NEA The crowds of curious are gone now. 'fl linportait People who were in attendance early on have SInce left for other pursuits. Now comes reality to this Vietnamese refugee camp, and with it almt loneliness. Only the homeless are still here, waiting, their fac°s pressed .'gainst America's windowglas, hapuig someone will come to take their away. in county territory bmrwbng Intprstate 4 near the Orange County line, f or the sewer plant. By September, 1969 when the ., - Homeless Refugees Haven't Met America - House Is Beginning Alpho ction is underway to L N PITA 0 - powerful Superfluous Probe 0 separate sewer operation He, like some 20 others who In September, 1972, the slipped through the house And in the intervening years, have Florida since th Department is ear's opening, of April Altamonte's population, Pollution Control forwarded - ......-. -..... recorded at 1,212 in the 1960 2 is a "resident," Sanford A b la ck dog: approval of the Interim plan to "Poo Bear," you -. census grew to 4,391 in 1970 In Sadie Mae Brooks the U.S. told he's called, barks Environmental 1971' when the original sewer are Ida Pearl Campbell if ied shapiro m c ir ror techniq , on Agency (EPA). excitedly. ue or method "Be nice, P ® Bear, Mod of counseling . Is used by 'residents' of Alpha House. Pro te ti Scull M. Osborne, Orange system w°nt intorat1on Marcia B. Carter In October, 1972, EPA be nice," someone says. You city began growin g aa City John C. Ecklyn the house, as usual After an ini plans for th e concept of 'have invaded his turf and you I n. tial time, she began rejected phenomenal rate . Shirley L. Phillips, Osteen " Motile B. Eplin money Is a major holdback. to fix herself up, began to see dividual sewer plants for are a stranger mind he doesn't William J. Henneman, Winter Norman J. Gaines Through businessmen City officials now estimate wekorne you here until he's her children again and now Longwood and Altamonte Springs 011i e H. Hasty notably Jim Trazzino and Paul she's trying to brush up on Springs by letter to DPC. the po pula tion near 18,000. And satisfied that you mean DeVasto - have donated time secretarial skills to re-enter the In Nove mber, 1972, a public harm. and many items to the house. meeting wa h.)4 with Of course, "residents" here market," She ald, th needed. As an many o ers are also are strangers, often to "Residents" like these all ow 4 Continued On Page 8-A) FIW% • IF'\ A •• . iip, iii .44U5 U)IIU3CIVV5, UWU and irenu5, "i one to oegin to unoerstana -IN following needs: used bikes, a historians who say a culture for certain to that great pie in refrigerator, a bulletin board, a must be judged on its abili ty to the sky the American . sewing ma chine, floor pillows, care for its needy. And, there "scene.". JULY 10 a coffee ta ble and wall clock. are many needs - mental as Charged with responsibility ' .. ,, JULY 7 Also, group games (indoor well as physical. JULY 9 Ame rican Legion Auxiliary, of he lpi ng "residents" backinto • Astrological Research Guild, and ou tdoor), chairs, craf ts and CALNO Council of Local Unit 53 of Sanford, 8 p.m., Post that cluture is Jo Ann ParAs you r ti res crunch again on Inc., will meet at the Stirlight Governments meeting, 7:30 Home, 17.92. ,.. supplies, a punchi ng bag, a the gravel on the way back onto trldge, Alpha house's program --Ranch, Mobile Home Trailer p.m., Casaelberry City Hall, basketball backboard, gar- SRt'i, again you pass the sign, coordinator. A graduate of SISTER, Inc. luncheon Park, recreation room, 600 E. dening tools, a toaster, soft ball Alpha House. But, you know, Free public lecture on mee ting, Th ursday, July 10 at Florida Sta te University, Pershing, Orland', 8 p.m. .. gloves, dressers, lamps. a after a brief visit that sign ho ds th l bo a master's degree in Tranicendeutii Meditation 8 12 noon at Cavalier Restaurant. curling iron, a tape seems to mean more. You know tidies ychologica1 and educa tional p.m., First Federal of 8 P.M. Alcoholi cs recorder and ki tche n utensils. tha t for many, Alpha House counseling and a degree In Seminole, Sanford, Room 1. JULY i.n (closed) W. FlrS St. The price of these items nursing. She has an awesome really is a beginning. 1'Iruanrinl Rammare uk to benefit .TflA'J?iPARTi5TflC. cm.II ,',-,mr.i,P,il,4 ft. sti,, "Investment arid F ina nc ial '' -JULY JU Planning f or Small Business South Seminole Community "residents" back into the Alpha Coordinator "restored" to an which ma Initial meeting f Person," Seminole Community LIbrary 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Alta- mainstream. Listen and she there, plus, of course, the regal, active role in society. Small ." Areawide Planning Advisory AUTO .1 College south Seminole Center, monte Springs Civic Center. will tell you about some of silken-furred "Poo Bear," indeed to the services provided Committee - notice and Altamonte Springs, 7-9:30 p.m., those "residents." She will tell wearing a red collar that by Partridge and others who JU LY it preliminary agenda - at Wednesdays through Aug. 6. care for those who aren't totally Cancelled - Rejected VFW Auxiliary 10108, San- you about two of her dedicated gleams against black fur, Altamonte Springs Municipal Call scc Adult Occupational equipped, mentally, to care for house managers Woody and Partridge is quick to point out E.Z. Payments - Quotes ford, Barbecued chicken dinner 10:30 a.m. Civic Center Services, sponsored by VFW Auxiliary Melissa Storey. Listen and the Alpha House Is not for "active themselves. And, all the money In the Free blood pressure tests, 2-4 JULY 10 10108 at post home on Sanford stories of "residents" she will drug users" or persons with j world couldn't equal the light In p.m., Seventh-day Adventist tell will break your heart, active suicidal or homicidal Lakefront, 5 p.m. 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous Church, 7th and Elm, Sanford. (Open-Speaker) 1201 W, First Cases like a 35-year-old te nde nci es. For "residents," Partridge's eyes when she talks .2417 S. French Ave. 2P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous pharmicist. He went through each day Is a busy one with about a "special" case a 32St. Sanford, Fla, 3217 1 Seco nd quarterly Directors (Women), 1201 W. First St. "depression after a divorce," assigned tasks and learning year-old woman. meeting of the Greater Sanford "She had two children and Story How for 44 year olds, Partridge says. He lost his wile, opportunities. Chamber of Commerce, 8 a.m., South Seminole CommunIty JULY 14 INSURANCE was unable to care for herself. The philosophy: "It's an P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous his home - everything he had lqs.sIP. sf . -. - - --. . -- --—_ -_ - -_ UI '..UILIIIIVI'..V M a i tl an lJbrary, d Avenue, Al- closed 1201 W. First St. worked for for eight years. individual responsibility within building. tamonte Springs. Or there's a 52-year-old man, a cooperative group — living, Or _7 Child Evangelism Fellowship - found living learning the give and take of day camp for ages 4-12, Lake alone in a hotel room" Many basic nbrrnIcaion skills Jessup hark, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. times the man had been in the wh,!e considering others' No fee, bring sack lunch. Call hospital, even attempted needs," she explains Child Evangelism office Moo- suicide. "Now," Partridge Various counseling day-Wednesday to register. says, "he has progressed to a techniques are used. Among LESTERR.PEDONESR. HENRY F. RICHTER JULY17 longer-term halfway house In them, a modified Shapiro 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous Sanford, awaiting a subsidized mirror technique is used during Mr. Lester Roger Pedone Sr., (Open-Speaker) 1201 W. First rental and working toward "group" sessions which are Mr. Henry F. Richter, 86, Persimmon Ave., passed away 67, 719 Windsor Lane, Key West s. completion of his high school held da ily. "We had one 20died in Miami Wednesday, July JULY 19 Thursday, July 3, 1975. equivalency tests. He'd like to year-old al who couldn't look Born in Long Isla nd , N.Y., he 2, 1975. teach art someday." herself in the face when she Alcoholics Anonymous 2 P.M. cametoSanfortlin 1923 and was He was born in Chicago and Objectives ok Alpha House, arrived - when she left she I First St. (Women) 1201 W. P I _P.,1__.1 ti ,,,,,..,1 •.s l/.s t[t.., III ,. I IIIU1VU IU IIVJ V1V U IVWVU L61IIVI. 1W WU3 42 171 she says, are to "aid people in could," Partridge said. member of the former Sanford- whet he worked at the U.S. JULY 21 stabilizing back into the Also woodworking techniques 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous community, in some cases be are taught by assistants Oviedo Truck Growers' Navy yard. He wa. a Catholic. Fred -.04'La't Im- - , .Survivors include his widow, (closed)) 1201 W . First St. Association. to an alternative Smnead and Jim Whelchel and I Vi ,t, ti., .n n p.1 •k. III U,,,g,l I WACt. . II UJ II HIIlU4 UI " " — hospItalization, ospitaliza on, or shorten e arts and crafts are taught by Souls Catholic Church, Sanford, Lester of Sanford; and one — length of a hospital stay." Polly Stevens trom the . -and the Knights of Columbus. grandchild. They get to Alpha House (torn Seminole County MentalHealth I ____________ . :ySurvi vors include his widow, Funeral services will be . -. emergency rooms and by ('enter. (Alpha house operates Mrs. Anna, Sanford; two sons, Monday, 2 p.m., at Brl.sn '.-'1: _____________ referral from private under the auspices of the Lt. Col. (Ret. USAF) Jake, Funeral Home. Inte."ment will Yesterday's high was 87; psychiatrists or caseworkers. center, whose director is Dr. — Sanford, and Dr. Henry Richter follow at Geneva Cemetery. overnight law 67, Partly cloudy Partridge says 20 "residents" %Vrner Metz.) of Palmetto: two daughters, Brisson Funeral Home is fl to cloudy through today with have li ved at Alpha since it Though Partridge and "f Mrs. Adelaide Merecki, San. charge of arrangements. of mainly afternoon and optmil. At :-. t. fivt lIVt r cti'i -!., I - tuu .o-tive Sanford; Miss Arline, ford and evening showers and scattered and seven grandchildren. thunderstorms. Highs upper 80s Funeral Mass will be at lower 90s and lows tonight Stuart Do celebrated Monday at9a.m. at RICHTER. MR. HENRY F. lower 7os. Winds westerly today Funeral Man for Mr. Henry F. All Souls Catholic Church. around 15 mph, decreasing The Howard REAR LOADER is an easy on/easy off of Sanford, who died Richter. Rosa ry will be recited Sunday 1r',r$day,$4,will tonight and a stronger and CARDISK orarntet paw b held at am. 3-point linkage loader with the reach to lift at 7 p.m Catholic Church with gusty near th understorms. *ctk an h• ,d Fti almost (i11l.u7II._u heavy loads into spreaders and most other carriers. nn: officiating William Brisson Funeral Home is in •, a_ttiomob'li. Pvo,das turn Burial wsil be in All Souls Exte nded Forecasts Monday More economical than front-end loaders ,. v.,t, WIKI wih and it charge of arrangements with Cemetety . Briton Funeral Partly Wednesday. through can equal the work of many because it has the Rev. Willi am En ils officiating. In charge Home of His compaflrnant (OS fill cloudy with scattered thunder I Interment will follow at All arangernen?s right weight distribution for bettei grip and tuSdiSi, notebaoh., I showers more numerous during Souls Cemetery. stability. / more from your tractor with Howard. Wt. 17 Ibt afternoon and evening hours. v Highsrangingfrorn the mid -80s PEDOPIE SR., MR. LESTER Funeril services for to low 90s. Lows mostly In the ROGER i Editor To OS Mary F Belcher, Brinkley, Ark DISCHARGES. _______________ - - increase the 1.2 million gallon Sanford: Floyd M. Brown Naomi Craven Rudolph L. Duffey Oscar McAlum Rene J. Kaufmann, DeBary . BERRY'S WORLD JERUSALEM (AP) Israel has bitterly accused the United Nations of enco uraging Palestinian guerrilla raids of t he kind that took 13 lIves and wounded 72 persons Friday on Jerusalem's bustling Jaffa Road. A Foreign Ministry communique sai(1 the terrorists who set off explosives in front of a toy store "have been adopted... by th e various organiza ti ons of the United Nations, whose original m ission, It will be recalled, was to support humanity." The communique sa id U N resolutions supporting Palestinian claims to a national homeland have been cited by the guerrillas as international approval of sa botage acts in Israel The Israeli state radio said two children were among the Israelis ki lled when the explosives, concealed in a refrigerator, went off on the Holy City's busiest road JULYI,19'75 ADMISSIONS: _______ ultimate site for the sewer plant. In 1967, the city gained county permission to use the property, lines, pump stations etc. in the old section of the city — the area north of SR 436 — is almost complete H ____ Keller Road property as an sewer - to ___ I t. Israel Accuses U.N. On Raids . ______ in The goal is now in The installation of Sunday at midnight and end at midnight Tuesday, with only public services to be maintained. .9%. agents. refuse less reases negotiated si nc e May and' ot just the 50 per cent raise decreed last weekend by President babe! Peron. The strike is to begin 44 Of there is no predicting what new that happen. There are too drainage," the mayor said. system began In 1966 with tcdcy than In years past. growing ways the city will man nis with very rapid Future plans for the adoption of a 3ubdlvlslon or "I don't want to see develop when the expanded growth. The city is still trying to Altamonte Springs go from Altamonte Springs sewer plant dinance requiring land A . AMONTE SPRINGS system is In operation, catchup. Install not only 36,000 in two expansion to a 15 million developers to 16,000 to years'are City officials, who began "Anyone who says this area Is "The city will undoubtedly time. I don't believe the city gallon da ily capacity facili ty water lines, but also sewer llfles planni ng for a sewer system to not going to grow is full Df grow. What! wouid like to see is would be able to handle it and utlmately to a 26 million and septic tanks in new serve all the community's himself and trying to be an good, orderly controlled growth properly. I can see, In years to gallon facility. developments with deeds for residents In 1966 could not ha ve ostrich," Mayor Norman Floyd wi th an accompanying incr ease come, a popula tion of 36,000 and I'll be happy when we can the utility facilities turned over, foreseen It would take 10 years told The Herald. In city services so we don't have maybe more. But It should not start on another problem area, at no cost, to the city. before full success was "I don't see another rapid to play the 'catch up game' - he a rapid turnover," he said, such as drainage or water ClokIy behind this action, the realized, change like the city has gone growth wit!' assured proper adding, however, the city could recharge,' he said, city purchased the 80-acre . iargenrina Argentina' Wor k ers Preparing DON GRAFF This Driver Hon By DONNA ESTES HeraldStaff Writer I - .. Rates * F egional Sewer Plant Nears Co pleti*on f IN BRIE' - GLENN McCASLAND Sunday, July , 197$-5A %AIT1I i 1tkA i,i.u,wj allegedly paid by United Brands to an official of the Honduran government in return for a reduction in that country's export tax on bananas. The scandal caused the ouster of the Honduran president and of his c:ihiiict. Then the Securities and Exchange Commission charged the Gulf Oil Corp. with making $4 million in "contributions" to protect its investment in an unidentified foreign country. The Peruvian revolutionary government proptly seized all assets of Gulf Oil in Peru. Th e SEC charged the North rop Corp. with failure to account properly for $30 million in payments to various foreign consultants and commission Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Your AREA DEATHS Tractor - can ...... . .. A I'&'l &.., I_tfl " .1_tn - h ti - -. th - - - _____ - WEATHER ______ -1 _____ _______ - Sliol , % , Funeral Notices You Know George - arid Sells Car Desks? - L.oad . , And so it goes here. Fix the papers but nothing else. What a waste, There Is a woman In camp who has heard of the Indians and asks about them in low whispers. One supposes she will worry about her t-ir 'mUl such time as her sponsor is found, If ever, until the in finally rese:t!ed. And until she learns on dItnt day that ass point of historic accuracy it was th e white man of America who dlii lbm res! ealp1ng, Th_ W. -. Get I '39" -' L'r Lrfer Rnqer Pedon. Sr , 47, _______ ___ oIK W&,who dird'nMiami Wednesd'ty. will be field Monday M 7 pm. at Brisson Funeral HornS' Burial *111 folloW a, Geneva Cemelery Brin Fesnral Home in charçt of ,arranqemSfttS 7 Daytona Beach tides, high 6:5G a.m., 7:28 p.m.; lows 12:51 a.m., 12:50 p.m. Port Canaveral highs 6:28 ,..m.,7:14p.m.; lows 12:01 P. tullt S 123 EtSI Robii'tson . Oiisndo, FbIds ________________________________________________ __ _____ _ _______ - _______________________ _______ BEHRENS o TRACTOR C SRI4E.4M1.offl7.fl Route 2 BOX S4 SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 322.5436 . __ ,t ! _ - �- _________________ _________________ Is - -- - 18-Ikip For Sunday, July 6, 1975 ISALCOHOLAPROLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or friends of problem drinkers. Forfurtherinformationcalllfl.451? write Santord Al-Anon Family Group P.O. Box 533, Sanford, Fla. discIpline goes by ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) Double-check the validity of Your source may have some (acts confused. 20-May tApril tie boards, so will yow waistline, supposedly confidential In. formation passed to you today, TAURUS For Monday, July 7, 1975 VIRGO admiratIo, from others today you may expand a bit more than u should about a gain recent 20) be extracareful in any financial transactions today, or you're not likely to get full value, GEMINI tMay 21-June 20) I)on't let indecisiveness about your plans today Cornpanions who expect to share an activity. (Aug. 23..Sept. fi) To You still have to accomplishment. UBRA (Sent. 19) Your drive and persistence will desert you today when you ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) Good news is mlng your way run into resistance you cou!d normally handle. Keep today Get In touch with key people VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fi) Important strides can be made plugging. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) who figure in plans. today regarding a major goal. Don't waste your time on Take 23-Oct. with a of grain TAURUS of you today by persons at an IflfOnTlal gs3thering, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) '' i have a tendency to yourself do thds,' when feted dealing with friends. Be careful not to expect more than they're capabie of giving. it through the directions. your immediate of malls. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jim. 19) ConditIons having a direct Eornplete child care services. N Summer Programl HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE. 3235690 - ______________________ influence Upon your work or SLIM BUDGETS BOLSTERED WITH VALUES career are extremely favorable AD WANT FROM THE today. Do the best job )OUre COLUMNS, capable of. - -Good to Eat _______________________ - Things Pure Honey 1501 W.rdSI.,Sanford (April p --- Position Mutt have experience In all piases 04 agricultural equipment and auto parts, InCludIng receiving. itocking and counter sales Ex cellent fringe benefits Contact Harold Hall at A Dude & Sons. Oviedo, 30; 365 5611 An Equal Opportunity Employer - . 4' _____________________________ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) event occurring today at some distance will prove to be for dealing with a long-time cose associate. Each will protect the other's flaflk standing in the eyes of others are likely, careerwise and socially. second career now. Are you ambitious, self-motivated and finith what you begin? This could STOP AND THlPK ' MINUTE If 1w n r*citlr' Opr)rtUflty for OU lass'fled Ads didn't work Send me a short note about your -..IBWTC Woulon" oe any. current career status, include your name (sI and telephone Leclihin! Vinigarl 061 KelpI number to Lou Scowcroft, co Box all four In one carnule. Ask for 513, The Evening Herald, P.O. Box Vl . Faust's Drugs. 1657, Saiford. (Reply by Wednesday A.M I _______________________________ 5-tost & Found _____________________________ LICENSED REAL ESTATE, sales YOUNG person for Sanford,FIoridan7l Nice atmosphere. Call Ask for Mary Ellen . STAMFORD, çonn. (A?) With p495 and a little land or a Flat roof you can watch the sun I I - flr Mr. Rriea.n. ------- ---' nnprlatnr k ith'pn n wn1 -r-'with the locat4on of the - How --- weight can the of the ' " ' scale, 11% III.... ff level house be determined with weight imprinted on It. The says a solar energy Investigatoy. any accuracy? Can the weight, scales used must be certified by "People will not buy solar once determined, be challenged the atate and are periodically energy because they like it, and corrected? S. MeW. Inspected for accuracy. they'll want it because of the Dear S. McW. You are welcome to ac- absorbs heat from the circulatfg water in the larger tank. It - Sunday, July 6, 1975-6A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ - tank that comes out of yO,,w tapi Unlike other systems, ineluding one in Falbel's home, the FES Delta is mobile, more efficient, relatively cheap and , all necessary pads and packing figure, you h.3ve the right Delta. Mounting the $495 tern, but takes some of the load collected on both sides of t, - -. - Blvd., Lake Mary, or call 321 c5o 0. heat, fenced yard, kitchen equIpped. 1163 mo. 1st mo. 1 1 mo damage deposit. DeBary, 660- --- 517) , ____..i_ . __________________________ Something with a future that makes sense. Investment of $1.93 Florida room. wall-wall rarpeting, 131 3457 : ' II lOIOflOQ flOrTie5... 11 e storage tank Is a smaller tank of water, which deduct what you owe. Include In flinrini un my total mnrtaea fn.etallmpnt Inane savIngs or net worth ;hould I and personal debts Balance Includemybomelnthlsflgure' remaining is your net worth Ikitow we should count savings Lending Lnstltutlons usually %' 1 iW'71 I J J: enva ardens :: ____ - - ___ _. -' - ''. i '. 'P" .'' DILTONA bii*y AiI ed. Pd hisurance and Oi Will. BUILD . ' " .. STUDIO 1,2,3 I ow vouusi Dear Mr B N ' fu$andn9 Voor pn*t. Is bssado Iamilv size a isesine. 1-Wi, bedrm.ns. Hi ba9is. large lets, inmsdlate lcc,spancy. Call .. 33-Houses Furnzshcd - A cOun as an asae• u ut,p..'.4.,I..n a_i ..ai.. 44JII&III5 7UU IICI WU[LII. " ____ - iy W 25th s - AAA .. v-.,, IUYU 31 cx . '' .' .' ;Lu' ;,u, getting oLd? '' ::::::: , - I l.'ABOO COVE APIS. an r ,. W"' ,P'% 'S"' I ''FAIrport.7fl13 -. • ...... IIVU' II"J " . ,,, my. TV - LiT •_ ,, Let Us Design Your Dream Home V, 'llJ V WILCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom House Plans 1'-- Stock House Plans Plot Plans P11TUT U. JU- FROM 1095, Longwood, Florida 32750 Ph. (305)$30.u46. (305)134.6900 1/ t: - a Hutchlson Oce6n front Apartments, 339 5 Atlantic Ave., D'ytona Beach. Call 377-105*, /l/1f, . ' I I _ I -1 _____ 1/ - iJf L1 - - J44!374 332.1495,372.1954 332-1959, 322-1141 iJJ1Li.l}WY1I ("Aoving?_WhyNotLive In Sanford's Finest Established ResidertiaI Area? BeauWul FRA Appros'ed Nylon Wall-Ia-Wail Carpeting 1iL' how beautiful apart , S-'sear Ylarr-anl) bSaler Heater Garbige Disposal Unit and Large Double Sink I I III I I 00 I . Custom Designed Mica Cabinets and Vanities Built-In Conr.eetlon fr Auta,matic Washer 14 . I' - - Du ont near Daltona, , av aria Och 252 316% ____________________________________ LARRY SAXON REALTOR OPEN HOUSE 1-4 II72PARKAVE..SANFORD Two bedroom Spanish, large wooded l, dining room, double garage, walIwall shag carpet. See today. Only $1&S00 FIRST OR LAST HOME Neat 3 bedroom, 1 bath maaovy home in convenient Sanford location. Room for garden. lakes. 13,500 down. Pricu 117.500. - . Central H.t & Air, Wall to Wail Shag Carpeting, DraperIes, Frost FteiS R frigerator, Rang., Garbaq. Dliposal, P'oi, Rec Hall With Pool FamJIy& Adult Sechon, and a Convenient Localio,i Close To Table, Security, Schools, Shopping j 6 DIFFERENT MODELS TO CHOOSE 9dØ 3 Yea' Mortgages S p.ct. down or Conventional Mortgages. - I I a a ."" ____ 'PS - .0 - IIOW.AItPOPTBLVD,,%AP4FORD OPENIO4DAPLY I " UI, 5' b4j_ ___ -- 323,7170 Y1f-i SALES 'Y flIJ-Ii P' - 'i/r I -il'iI 'fl i/I , 1)11 7liThAO ' _______ -- - ' .. .t.fl'_i..-..j., -3 - , -- . -'. . . - - . . •' - ' 1 - '_ - ., - . - ----------* - ..._. _.._• .... -,-.----_-___'-.-...______----•._-.___-. ---- - -. - . - -.1, I 5 - ' 3 - - , _ ." I - , I , • 0 CONSTRLJCflON = ho 4- 1_ i4 =T t .- ',, - trees. Payton Realty ,__,.. . a Hwy. 44-Box 427 Wiidwood, Pie. 32755 a - - - a a We Buy Furniture - -i-- I.. - - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top gricea paid, used, any carsitlon ..4 '' ' • - , .'" -• CASH For Your Junk Cars JlJ.IJz, ,Ii0fliflhITYI - Will Buyor Consign Any lternof Value SANFORD AUCTION, 37.3 7340 19U Dodge Station Wagon. new paint, tune up, will pull boit. 1450 firm. 3231262 MOBiLE HOME MOVING. Cornplefe seq up. I'll save you money. Llcented. Orlando 773-5110. -________________ Come see the latest In luxury family lIving, the all new 21*41' Glen. brook. Air ConiUtlossing - 43I..OtS.ACrie _______________________ SANFORD - - Ngme Improvements 1 Palut & _ Central Heat & Air, Conditioning, BIJDDY'I HOMEIMPROVEMEIIT. or free estimates, call Car. ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 3'7. AND REPAIRS 322 13.35 1771. SprIng Is here and it's. a good time to choosea new home from the pages BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COSTof our class fed an install a water to air heat pump________________________ free etf DYKES AIR CON DITIONING 327*077 • L Dont need? Serve a useful purpose APT •L1.cPG L..P() tLF.-.fltc., again when you sell them with a ClassifIed Ad from the Herald. All typ'es lots & acerage cleared We have top soil, till dirt, clay, and Call us today? Don't delay! Just shell available PIe.se call night dal 377 2611 or 131 9993 To place, 1' day, 323 3953 your cost Want Ad GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3000 Orlando Drive Sanford 3735700 '- JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY I city of Sanford. Ideal for FHA-VA. .ow cost housing. Engineering plans available. Builder finishing 10 houses now, WisheS to sell balance of property 11500 each ,'j 't . - IEI f 0. Pa Ha LIP H SALV,.,iL I P,A (LLAd ALL Fter'or rm-ssurecleark-g " Sb ________________________ "rf,_ - ." 'i".,.. - 'i- .. .. - -' ' -- ;"-s Mi ;- r -.1 ', '- tr'--j - -' . J 6IJ 'i., WIflhiU1 - . . - L '-'-" '% r '- Aluminum Uti,ity Building: includ irig floor, delivery, installation Willy Watt of Orlando 295 124 Papirlag -_ - - PAUL SLATFI , ProtestlonaIwalIpeper Hanger - , LCrnICd Residential, CommerciCl Free Estimates Ph 372 4473 •..,. .y__ - -, • , - - ' . 1 . -. f - , •%_ S l'J - -, ..t - - , __________ ' -- PLANNING A GARAGE SALE! I AND WATER -Mscellaneous - for Sale lame ___________________ Addr,ss_ Hwy. 17 97.OpenS.aI.&Sun9 3)97920 State _________ fl M,jw,rs We Sell The Be's' & rvice ihe Rnl. Western Auto I W. 1st St 72757 6 Ci,ASSIFIEDADS3fl7SH THE SPRI Nkl.ER 51EM5 Alltypesan4%i:e's ____________________________ Carpentry, Remodeling. Additions., Nerd your qraIt.ct,t? Prompt alsO Custom Work Lkensed Bonded dr'pfrf'n? servIce 1 And c.r 372 Free estimate 3236031 9542 AITLAND FLEA MART Cáty Call Phi Gonzalez 30$ '173 3939. W, repair er*1t 707WSUPPLV __________ . jjii-: " CO. __________________ To List Youi' Business...Djj 322-26319993 - , - . '- -- - . . . - fl - - '' . -. - .. .4 ,-- Rooftn iumi, ITEMS.,SELL . I ' '., ..."...,. , - I. - ,J .,, '.,: .'._...... '.. ' '' _____________________________ Expect roof reps ri tiat roots rq FL.. "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 372 7611 o.03I 9993 and a lriendly Ad Vitor will All leUIlmfl9_ -_ Reasonable Rate's. 3736050 Mllen vvrenn 5 'ç . ," .. . Call the Bird- . 1 rressure aie . Mowing & Edging Home Improvements 380101 ,uildirig, roof irg and coocrete finishing, free estimates, • I , -JJ f) , PHOTfSI'DAPUy 'v' Specials?sinou?doorpor$raits Also for details after - LOWfl 'T ,,: RKSEAMAN. PHOTOGRAPHY Wioings,Candds.,,,,om,n,r,cal Portraits Aerial Advertising Summer S¼edding Special 625 SSM YSAKE ROOM - ...... PET 1tE51 INN flrd rcj & Groom ng Pb 3'.3 aS' 1 I - '.r.; . Sunny Brooks ill 0299af?er6PM - l' ç _ 1 ' ._ . lli 'C)e Light Cuttom hay bsleng 377 9577 after S 'o- -cu. P -- ' - ret Care . -- - Johns RIver area. Home. Irma, fISIS camp or acreage. ytng wIthin 1.0 d-s Wm tshiol, 703 Ocean Drive. vernl'r, Fia , 33070 - - ;''4& BPO't,N PEST COP4T'OL 256':a Land Maintenance '- H Lendclearing fill d rt clay rock All kinds. of digging House trai rs '.t'irj ,I".j 1-s: cr iis ISC I AI.51 . '- _________________ ON AND CLEARING Ditch Work Fill dirt, top tOil, 372 5413 Looking for garden equipment? _____________________________ Read todays Classified i05 for good buys C&A Backhoe Ser Ice !ç .sIi ot JulpFR[1 th any purchaseof chain link or wood r' e' . '-çt7 .... ' Pest Contros (forr'ierly Harriet? s Beauty Nook) 519 F Pine3fl 5742 enCng . , PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW Call 322-7611 or $319993. - TCEk'S BEAUTY SALON F ____________________ I'.. STRG'MAtc:s Beauty Care Six Acres In Geneva, 3 acres in woods. with pond, and 3 acres in grove. 13.000 down, take over payments, 372 5006 Merchandise reSt nnw try the best Eix'r? rant & body work 73 7306; after i p in 373 1595 p:ck up & dlvccy _______________________________________ ORANGE CITY - Fully developed rolling wooded lots In going suIvIslon AaiIable tot sale to other builders. or Individuals. 84.300 each. Call (30%) $31 6303 1-ReI Estate Wanted Yu Ni.e tr1 the L,cMd Clecilig 50 platted lots In the hdy Wóvk' - -'-11 - ' - • - ., -'-.4 iu.s ROmbler MarlIn, 6 cyl. with overdrive, bucket seats. console, excellent condition. 327-2312 DAVES' 37 937g - 73' Critthtield Cruiser, 160 Inboard outboard power. ideal for family camping, skiing, & fi'hing. 372 5111 or 3770224 42-Mbile Hones Vet, im inbetested. - _._.,w.. neyI 7964 Pontiac Tempest, new tlr. brakes & muffler, inspected. factory air, 5500 or best offer. 1966 Mustang 2 dr., new inspection, V-I automatic, 1100 or best offer, 321. 0567 68-Wanted to Buy Cash for good used Furniture & An? ques. STAN'S. 322 9719 26' Houseboat, Sleeps 6. on Pon toons. Any reasonabe offer or trade. 9043130795 I) I - ---- air, extras, inspected, low mileage 1150. 322-3641 - . - _________________________- By owner, like new, 2 Bedrooms, Fla. room, detached garage, fenced yard. I9,000. 323 955$. . cuuntr' cuh communsI For Vow Junk Cars 3239136 - jtiful 5 acre-s. - ed road, trees, ar flowing stream, horses O.K. try Realty, REALTOR, 67$ (4')Ni'F'SENPi 1913 Karman GhIa, rIcepelonaily TPvTfln4I grcen, 4Y73, A5 for Duane McGuire at 327-1651 Dealer JIM DANDY JA.ZZ FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY'SE.16 S.anfo,d323 4733 0• 140 MprriH',. Outboard, model 110. A.lconditlon,373.7734 t n_. s..... 'STn. J U'iJT U'.RU. P U.,,,, i.rn.uy room on large lot, sow peyment. 3220155 after 6:30 P.M. for Sale 1941 Buick Riviera, original DaInt, mag wheels, 70.000 miles. Must be seen. Original owner, 323-1447 between 10 & 7 67A-Feed - -- - -- 1973 Buick Lesabre. Idr., air. Only 12.500 322-4991. After 5 call 372. 7371. This Is our 15th year at Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thanks to you, our customers 322-S2. S5-BoatS Accessories ____________________________ 1974 Checkmate 16', 150 HP Mercury, Certified lilt trailer. Power trim, many extras. Mutt see to ar'precate 372-1036 after S - Idyllwilde ID 80-Autos Doberman PInscpser pups, AKC, female, s'ott, cropped ears. Excellent pedigreed. 1175. 365-5710 GARAGE SALE: VIllagers, etc., good ladies sport clothes. Fri Mon. Start 0. 1Ifl !. D..,. _________________________________ - 1971 chevy Custom )0, half-ton p up. I' bed. factory air. automatic transmission, radIo. front disc brakes, low miIeag, A.1 condition. $1795 323 4267 Two white male toy poodles. 2 mos. old, 0.'ach.3fl 51.36 BIngoSw,'eeFeed,1percent.81. Mustang Pellets, 17 per cent, $3.15; Other low prices. Horti & Rider Store, 7151 Sanford Ave. - -- - 1971 Chevy Truck, custom 70. 4 cyi.$' bed, rear step, 51599. $31 6155 Kittens free ba lo'ng home. Mack &white,7 wkj. Cal! atter 3:30. 373. 6609. 54--Garage Sales - utlfui 74' 55' Motile home and along St Johns Country living n'mt. 90-435.3 0795 Your wooand home vacations, weekends, or all the time Includes lIfetIme country club membership, your own P0* cham$.nslslp. gulf course, tennis courts, olympic swimmIng peel, retLaurent and cocktail lounge. 1973 Ford pick up F-250. I wheel drIve 1 ton, Fact air, consider trade for El Camino. 904-221-3216 -----__- - ________ 79-Trucks-Trailers - _______________________ 65-Pets-Supplies _____________________- 3 and 70 Acre Tracts of land with Two adjoining lots. outside city with dl', water. 372 3131 '18,950 3233156 - P - FROM Die actotos Prim Orisad. Take 1* 411 1.3 Mdes last Of Kw,. 1743 Sasfird Oe l'svth On t.antoed A,. 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. Call for Appt. 322.3103 Remode'ling Additions -- .. SANFORD'S NEWEST ADULT or FAMILY PARK. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet mp00b0ron50P1,'i CARROLL S FURNITURE - ' - _== -._ - Living Bring your own home or select one from our midels on display. -.4. '- - /J ',1/ - I = !th '/AI A rse.it 2 bedroom home with Florida room, carpeted throughout, all new appliances, corner lot. $113'..). LOISFOR SALE ' -_- COLOR TV. 1)4 9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 644 1006 ________________________ Builder's Realty Community ...With Something For Everybody. 'iI' Pool SWading Pool SLake t.aundr,nsat lAdult Clvbheuse with Color TV, Peel Table, Kitchen STeen Canter, .ukebx, Peel Table, Pin Ball Mhie. Pep Machine HOMES OF DISTINCTION to everything yet away from it alit Large wooded lots S Street lights Paved streets 'Sewers 'Sidewalks • Hall --------. - .- - TELEVISIONS Philco 71" Color TV, 115 Zenith 19" Color TV. 5179.95 Guaranteed ServIce. 327-9205 HANSEN'S TV, 11)3 Sanford Ave. 2 Acres Reduced $3,000 1545 PALMETTO AVE., 3 bedroom, 1½ bath, kitchen equipped, convenieni to shopping. Drive by and call. Sfl,- low mileage 1400 372 0531 _____________________________ - Fenced yard, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, Sunland. 171,000 CLIFF ,IORDAN,REALTOR IdyIlwiI1, tranferr,d, must sell, pool planned 4 BR. 2 bath, family rrr w fireplace, carpet, custom drapes, many extras., $16,600 to 147.600 323-4130. 197) Z 90 Harley Davidson 63-Ntachinery.Tools - Shaded Country Club Cvrlee Cive Adult Clubhouse 'Close '- 2S6SParkDr WINTER SPRINGS UNDER 129.000 LIKE NEWt TREES? Young couple will love this 3 bedroom. 1½ bath (o 2 bd. rec. room) home, c-a, fenced, covered pallo, new kitchen. Hurry I. you can choose you, carpet colorst OUR BEST bUY. $3) $322 . '" Rd REALTORS HADED LOT- Ovirlocking lake, $4500 A Superb Mobile Horn. FROM. Your MLS Agency 2606S.Hw'y. 17-97 REALTOR 37) 5774 OPEN NOW Right Here In Sanford, Wilco Construction Co. Presents A Community Of Fine Homes Priced WitNn AnyonVs Reach. You'll Enfoy Tb. Close Harmony With Nature And The Vigor Of The Outdoors In Air Conditioned Comfort. Each Horn. Featurts Modern Con. venlinces Sure To Please ven the Most Discriminating Buyer. Plush Wall To Wall Shag Carp.tIn in Uving Areas. Baths And Kitchens Feature Ceramic Tile And Vinyl Flooring. Decorative Wallpaper In The Batt's And Kitchens Adds The Extra Final Touth, Kitchen Features Luminous Ceiling Lighting, Continuous Clean Oven. inside Storage Each Area With Washer.Orypr Connectloni Plus Outside Storage Area Are Just A Fw More Sliding Glass Doors Lead Onto Your Patio In Your Privately Finced Bck Yard. Feam 322-2420 Anytime --- --- -- Color TV's from 1.50; 81W, from $15; Service all makes, HERBS' TV 1700 5. French, 327-1734. I Bedroom, 2 bath, pool, beautifully _______________________________ p landtciped, 151.500 TEL EVI 84.044 S TS.$11 U-a MILLER S Ph. 190ndoDe. Sanford, By Owner 78-MtorcycIes NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. Sanfc%o v"rwa$O' St ereo 53- TSJD1' Jim Hunt Realty COMPARE this 3 badrom, 1½ bath )fl-21I1 home. Corner lot with nice trees. 2S7IParkDr. AFTER HRS. Dishwasher and kitchen ,,luipped. REALTOR' 327 9751 322 064* 322-3991 122500 Harold TAX CREDIT APPLIES INCLUDING ' 2011 S. French (Hwy. 17-92) 8%VAI$ODOWNFHA.LOWSDOWN ' of AMERICA ' Realty Reconditioned BatterIes., $12.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. ___________________________ KENMORE WASHER, parts. service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-91 'Li) I BIdS., 2 full bith&,-Oesn4y'røem & tlii',, pii'nty storage, large lot, 3324047 IMMACULATE 3 bedrooms., 2 bath home ir, outstanding conditlonl Eat.in kitchen, Unpaved Street. fully carpeted. Priced to tell. 135.000. MODELS . MONTH ' - . ORPP _ . SiIid t'incrute l)ri%&as Oversized Concrete Patios Paved ltrects and Concrete Curbs Solid Sod ai Professional tat raping ATLANTIC _ ___ -i! --.---.. Real Estate BrOker 322 1301, 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 7792 - 3M Precise timed released plant food. GardenLand, 1100W. 1st St. 3236430. 52-Appliances Choice Listings WITT REALTY Rig Real Estate Broker 321-0440, 3?7flu1, 32)7195 Tires. Wfrth-'..T- Prirer Ipick up, all ii' 1iUINE5'. CLOSEOUT $316135 76-Auto Parts 64-Equipment for Rent "SANFORD'S SALE; LEADER" 323-9410 ___ .. - IT1iPLE LIST INC ,,IATOR ZONED COMMERCIAL Nice home with business zoning, visiblefroni Hwy. 17-fl In Sanford. S large rcoms, fenced yard. Asking 119.700. M.ke an offer today. *- 96,900 - Ilk Al" _________ 3 IBE DR OOM.2 B ATH Like new. Shag carpet. Split bedroom plan. double garage, central air, workshop, fenced yard. Only fl2,701. ______ P.O. Box IN.LI,,,,,j 36-_Resort Property __________________________________ NEW SMVRPIA BEACH-Ocean front condomInium, 2 BR, 2 bath, pool, completely furnished, wee4ily or monthly rates. 32) 0532, or 32) 0747 __________________________ NEW HOMES ASSOCIATED PLAN SERVICE, INC. t-1 çirtments Furnished fwirthly Rentals Available 11)5 $1CO4OtTV QIJALITY 1NNNORTH f&SR434.Longwood Room Additions • '• ' unturnlshed apt., air, -wall carpet. $123 month 'mi.qe dposlt 203 F 21st St It after 530 - 't yr yr r,vw J 4 bedroom hornet In good area 570,000 to 129,000. 5 per cent down payment, 7~ per cent Interest. CI 11fl. C •------,v, rri MOWERS Mattress, bo:spning& frame $31 955$ Nr I.kp £ Tnwn WINTER SPRINGS-) bedroom,1 bath home, den, Assume present mortgage wIlts 16100 dawn. $102 per month total payment. 26' Vega house, or travel trailer. Can be used for travel or a home. Separate bedroom, full ban, large refrigerator Carpeted throt.tghnu Includes 22' rOli-type awnng. Excellent condition. 1,3.000 Call 332-9415 Servic 1 Station Eupen1 - Vehicles 1971 Skamper truck camper, 10', like new. $1495 3220575 te$ me MOW or TILL your lot and or garden sr..a'. Floyd Freer. 332 5197. King size Bed, 195 Mattress. Boxspring&Frame ______________________________ I Bedroom, 1 bat,,, on good garden land. 577 COO Estate REALTOR 220lS.French4.vC.32I.OQ47 IN fflhll,&TY -. ,npII. ,,.pI bedroomhome cen?raltseat lair eat In kitchen fireplace beautiful lots 4'i'i rii;7 4- lL large Shady Oaks 04? the scenic Wetiva Modern clean interiors, -- -" P Real Sten strom - :.:::: COUNTRY HOME- S.? Acres, l3vely 2 story older home (esllmate over 100 Yr's.) In cx. ctiient area. Giant oêks, & citrus. Stables., corral, tack r'jom, near Sanford, P7,000. Kish 75-Recreational Authorized Seies & Service Financing- Phony p9-6141 For Pick-up & Dtlivery Carnco Industrial Equipment, Inc 310 '.'/ Melody Lana. Casselberry. - - 1j ,r.LL _________________ REALTY Near Gc!f Course 60-Office Supplies GRAVELY Singer Zig-Zag, In cabinet, 3 needle. front load deluxe 5e*in machine, Sold new for 1349.00. Pay balance of 15$ or 10 payments of $9. See at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 Ecst First. Downtown 372-9111 Fve.$69.Il44 ByOwnerLovefy3bedroo,ns, lyear old, large family room with fireplace, very large lot almost I acre. idyllwiIde Section 323.916a,, - CASH 322-4132 For uSed furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 100) Thàmi. 'irry's M.a't, 21% Sanford Ave. 62-lawn-Garden Ass u me Payments 3 Bedroom, 1', both. CB. I car garage, central heat & air, wall. wall carpeting $23,500. 57.500 rfrs.,n jlI f..4. A.. ,'i, 9042531115 want to Buy USED GO-CART - ._. MUST SELL Hew 3 BR 7 BATH HOME. all extras, good location MAKE OFFER. 372-2217 ltd ALL 'RICE- RANGES 117W 1st St. 17 IDYLLWILDE --- 3 Bedroom, 2½ bath, family room, eat-In kitchen, screened patio, central heat & air. self-cleanIng range, dishwasher. disposal, carpet, large closits. double garage, on 100' x 790' we! I landscaped LskMy 3ISR Furnished Is your income If vu ate tired of trying to get the 34_4g)l)ih Homes luolter, the roofer, the dec. - -_______________________ tr c m -•____________________ frlc'p the ard man ' S WEKIVA RIVER • or i bin and secure BRAM ::::.:: i, Cinana Lake furn 2 bedroom heatlair 1115 CaliMi Dora 90.1 MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE 1 ___________________________ DN'sdboos - Take 4 Se tea Di56ry DelSena Ball. Ieee 'aft a, nil. IattSiSCS N D,tIsea, pat? tue ,- )enooa lies Si bliakial 11gM, ge tteslM se D.flwua lIvE. Is ui-srflc C lilt' lIlMI('..Ji lLalM fl'.JI Ills) 616 WT qTCP' e - a sun l,;1c.,1m,jTt - • 'c., La.., i'-' .j4 . s.d"$ (,a.,,,l -. .3Y2 i ' ' 4 .12$0$, 24,9O0 mP'rsN A SANFORD '* Furnlst.yd House 2 Bedroom, children accepted, large lot. '122 3131 '' - ¶;b_ males Ic view, , ow i's. r rencu Ase., r_r.....j .i aflzurU, 1' Ld. Jhlll Include the value of your home, furnishings, car and jewelry. When figuring stocks and bonds use present market value. On life Insurance use cash value. Sentimental value does not count when evaluating personal and real property. Value should be based on the price you can get on the open market with a reasonable waiting time to sell, not what you'd have to Lake at a quick, forced sale. After adding up your assets, 11141. linSeed Avi., Silfeed. Fl. 32171 Call fee ant. at p.ee caevi.4ice OItCefl34Nö ' ' - '. , 1505 scIenCe security - and inflatlon-re'slstant rentals. BRAM TowERs Sanford 3l3 4430 ,-. -__ w: '.$nta Tnatsvsa.f. Wekiva Sprins Area - 1 Bedroom collage, Ideal for couple, references required. No pets. 1125 month pius. 130 securIty. 377.1517 -- BEDROOMSUITES your quesuon R°al " tie a -- IU j; ; t . ' T muM -'p.s". : . FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY I acre egg ranch near Sanford, 3 bedroom, 1 bath home, ap. proximately 15,000 layIng hens Company suppli. hens, feed, and material. Gros,,s $1,300 $1,600 per rt,,,Ih. Good terms. to .IalIfied buyer. rtments Un(urnlshed ,. '..- personal ,t ilia i.au,a s''e a w .wwCo These tu ,ati?y n.m.. at, available is rsl areas ,Se.yg - 3O If you can qualify we offer you , 23 yr. a.rtgaen. ::: L .3. _________________________ JUST REDUCED $1,000 - 7 Bedroom, 1 bath, on larg' corner lot, big utility shed, drive by 2001 Summertin Ave. and call far details. Sales price, $11,000 2 Bedroom fenced yard IlSOmo. Adults preferred 37)5$$1or327-6620 Woman to share household cxpens,s.. Call anytime, 3239199 ' . Rig. Real Estate Broker 1 '." - CASH 323.4721 Wanted to L4.sy used office furniture. Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casselberry, Hey. 17 92. fl347 Wood or Ste.l desks (executive desk 1. chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as Is. Coh and Cirry. NOLL'S Casselberry, 17 97, 5.30 4206 Double bed, complete. 145. Mahagon-,t bedroom tulle, I pc., 4150; Drum fable, 1-10; DInette, 4 theirs, 1.45, Twotler table, $75; Sofa with 2 chairs, 11%; Platform rocker, 10: Aahagony droc-leaf table, 855; Chest of draEarly m 5w'vi roc'.er, 12C. Much mor XULP DECORATORS. 409 W. itt 5?. 327-7335. 1 bedroom, 1'; hatri on corner l, 111,900. ExIsting, $14,500, 7 p't. mtg. 3731602 1 PIec. or HoujifulI - Used office furniture 51-'-HouSehoId Goods Bennett Realty Inc. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Rig. Reef Estate Broker Osteen. 7 BR, air, kItchen equipped, carpeted throughout. On 2½ fenced lots, 1 utIlIty bldg., storage shed, large garden area. 322-694.1 TAFFER REALlY 3 Bedroom. 426 E. 26th St.. $133 mo. 130 securIty. No o.ts. Waler furnished. 377.1557 -- Ap&tlTlents Dear Mr. Saxon, !JfJt-' 'JreQ lAl.. 1_ Is_ YVQU I 0 LIV . Luxury Patio I p. - - - - __________ ms ., Geneva, 3 BR, 1'-- bath mobile home, 3½ acres, some pasture, Good water. $15,000. present mortgage and save $1. P41cc 2 bedroom block home, fur. fished Ot unfurnhshed. 323-2920, -. I Bedrooms, 2 baths., large family room, mimbership in recreational facIlitie' including pool and terylit courts $4),00 iOSSanoraAye - 3721721 5$ Friday; IS Sat. $. Sun. -- Kitchen.Bathroorn Cabinets. Counter tops, Sinks. Installation available Bud Cabell. 372 *052 anytime. ___________________________________ P4ightt 322 Sl2Ior3fl.u37 Sanford. Va,ant.) BR, l'.'i baths. block, freshly painted Inside & out. Fenced back. 20' * 20' patio. $21,500. with natural stone front. ProfessIonally decorated, In a great neighborhood. Large lot Quiet 2 bedroom cottage, air, like new, paneled, large porch, 1)3.5 mo. 1st & last. Older couple only - g" J osoroom Souse, arge 3210707 __________________________ ' ... - 322-1190 13' L-Sh.ape Naughahyde button dar, $200; Bar Stools. Glass rark, Bar Supplies 322-1531 0ay-3fl 6123 ,322-7643 Rentals -'- .. - ,-.-.-- ANTIQUES ROBSON MARINE 7971 Hwy. 17.92 372 5961 WILSON MAIFR FURNITURE BUY-SELL - TRADE 311-315 E. First St. 322 SEt ST. JOHNS REALTY BROKERS After 5.372.7111 - S.arfOrd iOc4tiOn.1lSmo,Call 372 7100 392 $603 l'b 't. - 68-Wanted to Buy Accessories Crltchfleld 20', 120 r,Sercrulser. Head. Off-shore equipped, trailer with electric wench, excellent Condition. $3F75. 373 4263 STAN'S HWY 46 FLEA MARKET Saturday I Sunday 3229719 Large 3 bedroom. 2 batn, includet disposal and dlthwather, mem. berthlp In lunior Olympic pool, tennis court. 831.500. 322-64.57 - Loans available for any type Of buSiness or real estate, operating No Security Deposit. _____ -.---- -;-;,-. Sunday, July, 1915-lA 15' Sportsran's Tn-Hull. Walk. through windshIeld, IS HP Chrysler engine, new galvanized trailer, Al condition. 1)095. 323-1762 off 50% -- JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 3 Bedroom, 1½ bat h in good quiet Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath home for I 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, block h,jme, fenced in yard. $17,500 55-Boats & 761 Hiawatha Ave at 17-92, Sanford. 3235120 Patio Houses I Bedroom, 1'. bath. FlorIda room, fenced in yard. $25,500 $2,000 Cash Rebate Wholesale DistrIbutorshIp P4o selling. Advertised products. lmr.eo,ste Income Local Florida is Zoned for horses., I Bedroom, 5 yr. old house, completely fenced. 131,900 Sa1e Buttons & Bows Children's $tore After 5-373-7142 - CALL OWNER- 372-4195 or 373. 7564. 3 BR, carpeted, central airheat, fireplace, all electric kitchen, 2½ loIs, 137,500 or best offer. Broker. 107W. Commercial Sanford 3fl.7U1 swry Sure Money- Maker - .4.- REALTORS, 534 6771 GROCERYSTORE MEAT-PRODUCEGROCERIES 32? 212% Day; 372 5091 tHte' _____ YOU CAN OWN A BRAND NEW HOME WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT! uwu oortunitic 2½Acre 8uy 7 Room home 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, Stove, Refrigerator. Dishwasher Pool 123.020, $2200 Down 1201, P1, TI 322-6457 643-2333 REALTORS 25 to Great A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. for Sale Dur to smoke damage, merchandise JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Forrest Greene, Inc. '173 63S Sacrifice - W. Garnett White newly painted, $160 mo. 1st 0. last. ' "' Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage JOHN -KRIOER, ASSOC. San lando Realty Inc. _______________ - . . SANFORD- By Owner, 3 bedroom, 1' bath, central heat I air, car. pet, enclosed garage 125.500 Call 531 SilO. 32-Houses Unfurnished - the Installed in Janiary on the bel says his is the first unit that an environmental planner from driver on board. After loading, This will cost you 12000 if the space and running two pipes to less conventional fuel used. The system consists of a 55- does that and saves money adjacent Greenwich. Messurethefueltanksaretoppedoffand new we1iht is less than 120 a water tank can pay for Itself .....j -. -- --,., . trda.lh., kill. kn.aal n ?a,. t,ni.. ""' "' LUISL anna couecux, wrucn nas a uas wmcn costs I2 per square root. fInd out how much heat Is colthe driver on board, weight or less than per cent City rates, he CIBIEnS, front and a curved edge supWater frc,m the storage tank lected. At each weighing, the van U'te estimated weigln. A single unit can be used to portedbyastandonthe ground. Is pzmped through one of the help the conventional system The 8-ly-8-foot front is angled pipes to the collector, where it " ........ heat water that will come out of toward the sky The angle can is heated by the sun It returns '7 - Altamonte SprIngs - 1 Bedroom. 2 bath, large tot, 1,400 sq. ft. of living area, double garage, 533,000. 613 Powell Drlv, 339-9050. Owner. Ile,irooni, urlturnshcct, /'jult'. preferred. 1)0 week Security deposit, 373 S*54 2 21-Situatio.,s Wanted " on our course $301772 FISH, SWIM, SKI - 3 Bedroom waterfront home, beautiful kIt. then, formal dining. overlookIng lake, central heat & air, fenced yard. $37,500 WE TAKE TRADES LAKE IAARY - 3 Bedrooms, strive & refrigerator, fenced yard, FHA available. $71,900 WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD - 2 Bedroom home with den or 3rd bedroom, vacant, move right In with good terms. $17,900. WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY - 2 Bedroom home with breezy porches, corner lot. $7600- Spring Is here and Ii's a g000 time to choose a new home from the pages of our classified ads. Lake Mary t*tIVf. Call 644 3079 77015.FrenchAve.,321-0311 0 and see what life Sit your sails M. UNSWORTH REALTY Reg Real EstateBroker 103W. 1st St. 3236061 or 322-1*19 eves. 2 BR, Central t'ieat & air, carpet, drape's, water, 1)50 month. giedy Brown Realty, 377-5237 or 372 1964 ,,,••,Earn e*tr-- 24-Business c4a.rhier's. - _____________________________ ChallengIng part time ad- 'HOME IN COUNTRY- New 2 BR home, lust right for young couple mlnistratIve-execvtive, s.e'cl work or retirees $150 mo. Also 2 BR desired by mature attractIve. duplex, 1115. enirgetic, experienced woman. kkh Pøal Fthtci Ahoy Mates! DeBary I bedroom, 1',' baih home, IS mos. old, like new, $21,000. _____ - sun In the sky changes with the house without structural Immediately before the van witness both the light and heavy Gerald Falbel, The 43-year-old help heat a home, Stamfurd engineer has applied His system doesn't do all the passing seasons, changes, Falbel says. comes to your house It wghts. FES • - - 3 bedroom country home with S lots, beautiful shade trees. SANFORD-LAY. F MARY area, 28R duplex with in the ground pool, completely enclosed. Appliances, air conditioner, drapes, area rug. $150 per month Including pool service All you do Is swim. See this now Pick Moran, III 6270. •'VJI Parprewn. " 0 pressure, Congenial office Lets talk car, 'cc today's Classified ads for best buys. Hot" * Osteen flew Duplex, Funr(unfurn. Drapes, Water, Lawn Care 373 1575 or 6686346. - - mos. old, in vicinity of Mariners Village, Apt. 702 II found, call 3737? WFWAW - OEL' CiliA- 'icr',cur c,wr) hours ,.,,,,,,, -. _,. - Prototype Installed They're While * 5&-Mscellaneous 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, family room, screened patio, beatlfvl land. scaping. Owner transferred, must sell. 53)714 Oviedo .- Secluded on 1 acre with lots of trees, 1', years old, 3 bed room, 2 full baths, air, and heat, w. w shag carpet, 1g. eat.in kitchen, fci'mal dining room, and lots of wall paper, huç'c family room with fireplace, and recreation room with wet bar. $39,500. 365-53)6. Newhos,,seslna rural area. to down payment, monthly payments lets than rent. Government subeldized to qualIfied buyers. Call to see if you qualifyt 31A-Oup$exes Room, board, pay Young lady 5e45 alt in One pervn to help care tot walled in private estate. With Pool, cars, shopping, etc. Prefer masculine I ernale, since husband Is confined to wheel chair. Must drive 1.29$ 155$ - have to make an extra effort you won't enjoy, If you don't under very unusual dr. today not to overindulge in the stand up for your rights. cumstances, Material profit :-'d thrn: Ilk La t offer. If CAPRICORN (fc. 22-Jan, will also result. 'Em -- -- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nor. 22) compare yourself mentally to Be sure that one you're in- another. You're wrong. She's volv-ed with In an Interest Is not not all that hot, looking to you and your YOUR BIRTHDAY resources tO sponsor the yenCANCER (June 21-July 22) A friend Li going to be disap- Lure single-handed. JulyS, 1975 pointed when she learns you've SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. revealed what she told you in 21) A more dominant perYou'll make an interesting sonality will be making up your and last.ng friendship thIs year confldeL'e to a third party. * lor2Bedroc,en.Adultsonly PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 234% Park Drive. 570 up Parts Farm & Auto far-seeing affect AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116 W. 2nd St. * "Get _____41-Houses 41Houses __- 41-4kuses SOLICITOR Call Bob Markey. Advertising Director 372 9993 ________________________ --- Real Estate 31-Apartments Furnished - Air conditioned efficiency apart. men?, Call between 10 am..; pm. The Evening Herald hi an opening 3227771. '' an Efficiency-AttractIve telephone taleS person. 1100 includes utilities. 322-4170 Newspaper experlence required. Applicsnt must be well organh:e(l, 3 Room Apt., EXTRA NICE. Newly en exCellent speller, and enjoy Remodeled, Furnished. Carpeted. selling on the telephone 1)10 mo 7)5 W. is? St. CLASSIFIED GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST fROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI L. ARE Wanted r -- AQUAIUUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARE YOU LONELY? Lit Ut help SPRING HOUSECLEANING? mundane things that you can you to meet the right person lust 20-May 20) take care of later. SELL THOSE NO LONGER Whereas yesterday your for you. N/.TIONAL SINGLES Your material PPeCts NEEDED ITEMS WITH A contacts couldn't be relied CLUB OF AMERICA. Phone; CLASSIFIED AD. LIBR.A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A upon, the extremely promising today. Be 273-2710' opposite La true ti'day. extra-alert for opportunity. A plan you'll conceive today Will People will go out of their way A1E YOU TROUBLED? Cali Toll i8-HeIp Wanted and profitable. good day to ask for that long, be ____ _______ to help you. Free, 6412037 for "We C're"Take follow-up steps to make it overdue raise. "Hth1e" Adults or Teens. PISCES(Feb. 20-March20) A We have lhtings. We hav, buyers a reality. heneficüsl break is coming In a MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR W neexi another real estate GEMINI (May 21-June 20) licensee to help us make salet. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) sItuation that wilL mean WI NT E R i T EMS .5 EL L You'll be fortunate in dealings Fo'rest Greene. Inc. "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A something materially to both today with groups or large You can do much better for 323 4333, 327 5970. eves WANT AD. Phone 372-2611 or $31 organizations, especially if you yourself today In business you and your family. Be patient ij and a frendly AdVisor will In the Herald Classified ads are take your case right to the top, negotiations if the controla are and hopeful.. P.Ip YOU black and white and read oIl over CANCER (June 21-July 22) in your hands, not in someone VO$JR BIRTHDAY FACED WITH A DRINKING ______________________Things will fall in place for you else's. Jidyl, 1975 Live-in baby sitter, for one child. PROBLEM small salary. Call 51-43032. Perhaps AlcoholiC Anonymous today without need for you to SAGI1TARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Luck will take a more active Can Help expend too much effort on your 21) You'll be lucky today in role In your affairs this year. Sales, salet mngt.. oriented couples Call 173.4557 salt promIses or propositions 23) You'reoverlysensltivetoday[n from several may learn your benefit. v --_,i ,,_ __--___'*___ - HOROSCOPE ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL -. 4 ft , -- - I .1 . 'r - _-.- I - _,__ _ - S y--.- - -- t ,. 3' a-- . ' •'.' ' -- -. - =-t.-;--7-'--0 4. p. a -- .- .. .. -- -- . I . ''._• I ', 3', 4. ' ' I - - I " - S _ , .. ,_,. .............. -) - , - - - ., - a - .- ----.- .---. -- - �----.-- -- SA-Evening Herald. Sanford Fl. Sw.day, I ----------.=.--.-' --.=-----.-. r--- _• - 1_- - - -,-.-----_-_ July, 157$ I I An$e$t tO previous Puzzle Musicale 1 Vocal music 3.. _______ PIHI 41 An Latin) 42 Snooze ACROSS _______ _ A _ A TA ________________ 5SngtngvosC 9 Bidteaor 46 Sketched Crosby 49 Artists frame 12 53 Po.i'n 13 Encourage 34 Femnn appellation 36 Meal 37 Mended, is SOCkS 38 Versi fier 39 D'oops I _______________________ A r M 24 Hung 14 t.'etr,'e ____ roup _______ ____________________ 56 Oriental con 15 l;Ia I0Ll1j 57 Thin 17 Singer Peggy ______ ________________ i1 IwIljj ILi Ps*udonm of A 58 16 Change Lamb 19 Mosicin food 7 CaterpUam ha, 28 Coarse grass 59 Flismisre 8 Part-i of plants 30 Hoayy blow (PI) 60 Soli tary 21 Lay by 9 Daneuse 31 Scatters. as 61 Lays turf 23 Sante (sbill 10 Curved hey 24 Possessed molding 33 Mongolian DOWN 27 MascuLine Ii Honey makets 35 Endured nickname dpi) I Fountain 16 Long legged 40 Tompam 29 Fox -com%:oclion birds 43 Mexican name 32 Rocky ridges 2 Søv,.l ti? • cancattinst 4 Singing groups 5 Mujacal measure 6 Lessened 20 Rose n.,fum 22 Se.eeiess garments 24 Musical instrument 25 Martin (comb form) 26 Ward 45 Barcein eventa 46 Qtvts name 47 Bbl-cal gvden 48 Bird 50 Storage p' 51 Gen ant $ *f 52 Meadows 55 Wncheen I I v fi fl I A L- special - - - - - - - - valuable page of - - - - -- 0 mass l v I M!i dM local coupons from -. I ..'- S , W f' -.. - . . . •I 419 SIZES CARTON PLUS TAX LIMIT2CTNS. WITHTHISCOUPON PIHECREST CENTER, U 92 NEXT TO ALP VOID AFTL R SAT UIL)AY,JULY 12. 191 - 0 Coupon U rl ('11 Air 4 4 4 _•_A 4 .. . 36" 63.O8 With SOPACNFRJTNTBRIRERG MIXON AUTO PARTS I NAN EUA I AUPMTCMEMTN 222MAGNOLIAAVE.,SANFORD Expires July 12 323-0808 .J234404 GORMLY ..: .. * - NOLL'S I FURNITURE I C.,s.lb.rrv H v o,i ECOIO.iIII tail - FEEDS - '.. -'=--- .- -- .. -SIP V Ph.323.4733 - - t*IW,It - ' ____ -. LJJ@3 = ,,_. 11- 4 I S - * - .- ----- -- W - Q 5e 01- -. _ 0 Beautiful Full Eli• - THIS COUPON WORTH $10 on a $50 purchase With Coupon SLEEPER-SOFA % In Your Choice Of Herculon or Vinyl • Reg. $249.00 $17400 Longwood and Altamonte federal government. OPEN Springs of fi cials, citizen;, ?umerous revisions to hil deere 1O.SDally developers and Jack Ravan, pinn changu, updated coet Fri. Till I FURNITURE, INC. regional administrator of EPA. eatimateaweremade as federal Evenings By AppI. Sanford's Finest It was sfgreed the two-plant laws changed again and again. concept would be reviewed and The entle method of effluent HWY. 45 lifirst Itt St. I Mile East of II Sanford (305) 323 0230 0 ~ the intitrim plan amended. disposal was changed from land In December, 1972, the in- spreading Irrigation to terun plan for the Altamonte secondary treatment with Springs regional sewer plant to ultimate outflow Into the ________________ serve bo th Longwood and WeklvaiUver. Altamonte was approved by the The public laws dianged East Central Florida Regional tremendously - In fact thme Planning Council. times during the process In January, 1973, EPA Floyt s&d, adding regulations awarded Altamonte a $3,402,000 were also changing. Then $395 grant toward the construction Longwood abandoned plans to With coupon cost of the Mwer plant ex. coc.ect to the Altamonte plant. pansion. The same month, a Just last week, U.S. Rep. ' Glass & prcliminary report on an in Richard Ke Iy (R-Holiday) Paint Inc. 2 1 Magnolia Ave. Sanford Coupon oodthruiuty 12 g#4 - .0 $5 on a $25 purchase $2.SOonaSl2.5opurchase OnAnythinglnOur5hop -Lingerie -Jewelry Gifts, Ect. MERLE NORMAN COSMKS £ ,j 4 Cleanod&Servlced - NewFjlter Reg . $29.9! With Coupon HEATING a AIR CONDITIONING WITH slearvieX' • I RE?iTTi-€PRO I (flfl I. Philhist fssdism fl'n,4aii, r" - "- - Ph. 322.4622 / - RENTAi,CARPETCLEAEP Hen's $1.00 off the ren tal price. Mon.&TuesOnly Ixplr,sLI.1$ () C1eaneri & Fur Storage Ph. 3-)3)S Sanford 4 CLIP THIS COUPON AND SAVEI I. .' & sPuios MATTRESS $ Twin Sets Reg. $219.95 ............ 5119.95set Full Sets Reg. $259.95 ............. $129.95 set Queen Sets Reg. 319.95 ............. King Sets Reg. 5459.95 ...............5230set ' • () - - f'1i'[!j1 _ I SPRING AIR 4 - -- SALES & SERVICE -24 HOUR SERVICE Ph. 323-S O4 1203 Park Ave. Sanford • s. -1 oil 1?0 () -- * (Coupon) DO IT YOURSELF ;46- - - 9 % 10 1 Sanford I _ "rU - - ROOM AIR CONDITIONER GENEVA BOUTIQUE 110 Park Avt. coupon): THIS COUPON WORTH 10 1 P.323.2631 • -IF 1411, Cosmetics Coupon Save i" ON A DeLuxe Roller & Pan Set $2M Reg. Senkcirik ;% _'7• J ' THIS COUPON WORTH '75" - Coupon SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SERVICE LeRoy a Pat Taylor Owners Ph. 322-4196 2387 Sanford Ave. Sanford tJtUI)l,1( Ibtl 4 SMITH & FURNITURE 72005. French Ave. Ph. 1230335 Sanford '4 Petty " -.. .- REFRIGERATOR Wlmflhs 300 N. FRENCHAVE. Coupofl,.% .• for good tn the fourth turn. "Once I got In front of him, I knew I had him," Petty said When he hit the corners. it was all over. He'd go sideways if he - IIEZ Z. ... .j wrni The Purchase Of Any * CID'arb Ati, • several battles tn the 2.5-rile oval. There were 15 lead changes by six drivers. Baker led six times for ll9of the l6Olaps. Petty broke into the top three for the first time on the 110th lap after Cale Yarborough, who had been running near the lead for the entire race, pitted for the first time with a cracked oil pan. Petty meanwhile, had overcome the 13th start, an un!:heduled pit stop on the 29th lap to change tires and a one-lap deficit. He then challenged Baker for the lead after David Pearson, who had won the last three Firecracker 400s, blew his engine with 2o laps togo. "I didn't even bother to go around him, then," Petty said. "I justwanted th see ifIcoWd, and figure out where togo." Petty's No 43 Dodge and Baker 's No 15 Ford were side-byside onthe l47th lap. Baker was beating Petty on the straights but Petty was gaining in the Petty passed Baker on the No. 2 turn In lap 148, Baker regained the lead In the third turn and Petty grabbed the lead -- * 2 for 25,; Evening Herald . Board John J. Hooker said. "AM today he gave the present back to us." It was that kind of day for Petty. It was a birthday-type day. His car was slow; he qualified 13th at 180.032 mph, which was more than six mph slower than pole-sitter Dormie Allison. Petty only led three times for 16 laps, but two-thirds of those were the last twelve. "After running second four years In a row, I knew we'd stumble onto something sooner or later," he said. Petty wrestled the lead from Buddy Baker on the 148th lap, . -.. - This on WITH PURCHASE OF TWOMATCHINGENDTABLES (0000 IlL JULY It WITH COUPON) ' • _3 Although they dueled side by side late in the race, Petty did not bee another lap. The head-to-head duel between Petty and Baker was one of - I Co u pon FREE ICEMAKER WHILE SUPPLY LASTS USEDOFFSETPRIP4TINGPLATES 23 INCHES BY36INCHES . second the Last four years. "We chipped in and gave him a birthday present the other day Petty's 38th birthday was Wednesday)," STP Chairman of the - Sanford E. 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And the classic driver won the race, Rhiard Petty won it for the first time, Althotgh he had 171 Grand National victories and 29 super speedway wins, none of them had come at the Daywna International Speedway on the Fourth of July. He had finished Save $loff our Reg. Low Price with this coupon thru Sat., July 12 FREE MACRAME 28.98 REG. AXE PDGEYHGUDEUNCTOE By TOM KEYSER Herald Sports Editor SANFORU • 'i" )t " ' SOCKET SET-ONLY VOLXCOMLINSRVREUSpA 322.0199 â DRIVE ENGENDERSKI LETALYYC terceptor system to carry ann4xued EPA has approved a Longwood bewage to th e new grant of $L57L000 Lwad AILaIIiOnte Springs J)ld.tt was COZtZ'UCti0fl Of the $6,840,003 completed and a request was rregional plant. Moneys approved for the submitted to EPA for $1. NCH AVE. 5K WAYNE 21 PIECE EEWbDGEIPODGEJE IULSOUR __ POCONOSNOALBOEGESZE .- A Classic 400 For Charging THE BIG DIP ________________________________ I _ NANOGATPEHPRDQEVCTM .--... N. 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Ten laps earlier Petty's crew changed his left tires and Baker replaced his right tires Petty sa id this allowed him to out &neuver Baker in the turns. "I wasn't handling as well Richard," Baker said. '1 knew we were in trouble after I got back on the track with the new right tires. "If I had to do it over again, we'd replace the left tires. But when you're wrong, you're wrong. "You can't beat Richard if everything isn't wcrklng right." By the 153rd lap. Petty led by one second. He then slowly pulled away. Petty took three pit stops under the green flag, which con1 sumed 60.2 seconds, and two stops und er the yellow flag. Bakerstftee green flagpitstopslasted57&cons Several groups of drivm battled two, three and at limes four abreast. David Marcis, who qualified fifth in the No. 71 Dodge, came from nowhere to join one of the groups on the 117th lap. Marcia, who was mming a lap behind fourth-place Allison, passed Allison on that lap, then passed third place Petty, Second place Person, and finally the leader Baker. "I was high or low as I pleased on the turns," Marcia said. "My only chnice to win was for a caution flag to come out while I was leading. "Finally my tires heated up, so I quit thinking about winning and started thirking about finishing as hign as I could." tie was thirdPetty won $17,185, Baker $14,= and Marcis $8,635. Petty aLso won races at 0tarlotte and Atlanta this year for the first time. "It was just another race we happened to win," Petty said. The) had a race today and %te won it, that's all." I Ruff 1* an s No Foo r Ties Mark Pleasure Run Today In 100-Meter Da sh Since most match races have been won by Ruffian faces the the lead horse, It seen's that Jacinto Vasquez, supreme test of her fau*ous career In a $350,000 match race against Foolish Pleasure Ruffian's jockey, and Braullo Baeza, astride Foolish Ple,.sure, will bust out of the gate at Belmont Park today. The unbeaten 3-year-old filly, proclslmed lickity split and stage a speed duel to get in by many as the greatest of her sex In turf an- front. L- favored to make it 11 In a row by "I've done everything I know to make her whipping the winner of the Kentucky Derby in ready," said veteran trainer Frank Whiteley this battle of the sexes that has quickened the Jr., after Ruffian's recent five-furlong work heartbeat of horse lovers. In 56 1-5 seconds. Clockers termed it "easy NEW YORK (AP) - rt... ii . ....I.. ....i.. ...,...........I..., i, . l.INCOLN, Neb. (AP) Led by world class sprinter Houston McTear avid smoothrunning Brenda Morehead, the American men's and women's teams held slight edges gohig lilto yesterday's final competition In the fourth annual Russian-American junior track - meet. The men were ahead 64.53 and the women N i in whi,sI, if% !I1t(r I'rI,Iriv'c A ru n no rAnflhI snapping the previous standard of 11.54 by Russia's LudmIlla Ushatik in 1972. Chadra Cheesborough, 16, of Jacksonville, Fla., finished second, also In 11.4. The women's 440-yard relay team, with Miss Morehead as leadoff and Miss Cheesborough anchoring, was timed In a record 44.8, bettering the previous standard 1C171 if 45 1S t.v an Arnrl,'nn trim in p �- — - 2B-Ev•ningHeri$d, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, July ,17$ SaCOIREBOARD ....0.01--__-, ak, CWathI ?n O Mayor League TI. Baseball 2o. McRot, Men LEAGUE TG Aok*lu, r1*_ ~a 1. ' 17 *_ 1 C.th %mums _______________ ... .. '- - ___________ WI 0W - - - - - ssi a ASI 12 LA, I)?: 104: R Madlock. Chi. __ DOU BLES-8.nth. j't. 2$ Rose Cm 2$ Grvbb. SD 22 - -. T Is= I - .W. - 1. Texas A. Minre,sofs 2. 2nd 4 - .. : IN BRIEF I - . i -iii . 11- ___________________________________ ____________________ I I 4 go -. P. ' S IR7 1. -.361 - - ow. - . .. , .. . M Ed Nogre. ..Al-.,$' - - - 151 - . , :. I -. Chevrolet . . - - . , -. 40 35 .533 14 .IlrnVandver. Dodge. 10 : t 32 41 431 13'1 I" laps. West / 16. Randy Tissof. Chovroiet, . 43 3$ $4 I 17 rank Warren.. Dodge 143 ) II .411 t2i saps. $1,400. 34 43 40 14 It. ° 6a. Ford. 14$ laps. 'AM 1111"I 51 Moulton 7$ $3 j37 33 It Jackie Rogers, Chevrolet. Friday's 143 laps, $1,700. Chicago 6. Pittsbui . it 70. David Pearson. Mercury. Chicago 2. Pittsburgh I. 2nd. 141 laps. 11.100. 11 Innings 7 1. Buddy Erringlon, Atli,rda S. Houston I Plymouth, 111 laps $1.tO. Los S Francisco Diego Atlanta I...... 4•$ r' Li • - . - fd —• 11 ;W wr 0 0 of ':.. ;_ - 4 .i..... J :• - - : -. - . - . - - :_ .. ' - 4 -. a . 4.. 4 ..• .: - _ . - -. Saturdays Games Pitt5btg1 at Chic ago New Y ork at PhIla.lphia. 2. n) (IHi t Atlanta. It n Montreal St. Loult. 2. (tn) San Fr.nc).co at Los AngeI ts. (n) - — .. Cincini at Son Diago, (n) Pittsburgh at ChIcago. 2 New Yort at Phil!6*4phlo Housto a n - . . - PI * -' 100 laps. 1*30. X John Ray. Chevrolet. 94 . .. ... - - . - '-, ' --- - . . - .-- ".. W _~_~ ~j - - . - -- - : . • 4 00 logo. I1100 lops. v S n — a. •.- Bin. SI; Yastr. temiki, Bin. 13: Ciriw, Men, Oak, 17 BATTED IN—Lynn, Bin, So: G.Scoi AAII. S6 H I T S—Care'w, - - 0. Johnny Rutherford, ht Two Young fans hurry for a better vantage point. - —_ - recreational ." by Dave K1ngmnancidatwocut, Gamb/e Spoils Tiant Effort gled, McGraw opted for a cur- eight-hit, 10-strikeout per- said "Sometimes you Mets' ace reliever but now chief San Francisco ni pped Los An- guess right, sometimes you Last ikmnday, McGraw pt San Diego 74, Mcntreal beat St. em with ease In the first game Louis -1 and A tlanta edged of a doubleheader he pitched Houston 54. three perfect - In the pjiJ Cishe 1-2, PIrates 11 Steve Stone ended Pitts burgh'A five-game winning The Veterans Stadium boll- streak by patching a five-hitter second game he buried low day crowd of 55,Ml-4ops in the and batting home two n= in one-hit Innings. The result was league this year-vu a Phillies' sweep. •, Pa .. - 'g. - — ..:CU),. two-run homer and the Cleve- Baltimore Orioles stopped the land India ns had a 3-2 victor) New York Yank 5-4 over the Boston Red Sox Friday trolt Tigers nounded the MB- Expos 5, Cardfi I night. Steve Renko got two hits, . coffee brewing would whet the taste buds of anyone In the vicinity. George Cheney, camp manager, mentioned good strings of bream and catfish landed--enotio to supply the outdoor fish fries which are hail the tim of camping. The ch ildren of the campers are getting their kicks chasing minnows along th e river bank and swimming, working up hearty appetites for the evening cookout. . waukee Brewers " 8-2 and the I "Earlier, I kept trying to Minnesota Twins trounced j scored two runs and drove in guess what Tlant was going to Tens Hangers &4 in the first waiting Chicago's opening-game vlcto. one to highlight Montreal's vic- throw me," said the Cleveland game of a doubleheader before The Carpenters 4) i - four-run first Texas second-game victory. mericans KIEV, U.S.S.R. (AP) — Mike ance. Shine of Youngsville, Pa., The U,S. also scored w - i ones Over Soviet Track Stars one of seven everitc and had 49 TV, which has an agreement stepped off a plane less than 34 In the mens400 and i500me- Arnericars. The RJanaagreed atU hibefore the 9aft of a best. tmandthewwm'shighjumP The U.S. Ami Athletic 1W minute to give the rights to ily-rescl;:eduled two-day track Friday, but were blasted Union had earlier cancelled the CBS,however, and the wiagain, meet between tl~e United overall by Soviet track sLus. competit.ion, charging the So. off-again meet was States, Rui aW BWpris 11he Rmuian men's !eam led vi tt Wts NOXIritif ViOI&tOd On. SOM U.S. athletes, in. and captured the 400-meter by Ol ympic gold medalist Vile, a contract between the two par. duding EU! Shuff cf Lafayette, hadles. But most of hb team- ry Borzov, woa six of fitie 91111 ties by uWg the U 0. tele- [A., arrived in Kiev only four InStes utmed Wo weary to events mid led " in p(Ants vIi rights to ABC-rV after hours before the start of ! -__ -1 - l match his winning perfo,-m. whileSoviet women won all but they had been awarded to CP& -ompetitIon _______ - - .. e - In other men's events, Borzov team back with a victory In the and came The Russians swept the JavehI, •t. Shine, hampered slightly by a - in the javelin to finL , h bc&,Ir.4 w1m did 100-neiei dash, 13,00U me- surface slickened by a day4ong Svatlana Rabich ters and U* triple jump. downpour, won the hurdles In a Ken Popejoy of Glen Ellyn, time of 50.0 &&Onds, hi3 best of 111., hrotjht t ITS rnen' th ce.r,n • at -..- - -__--------- 11W pt the board, aLso record of 57.2. ,,...=- '' O utd oor - - - "- s - By BOB ORRELL . -.. ' - . - . -1 this week — rough weather associated with the passin of tropical stom Amy and the i Umderstorms have caused mostofthecharterboatcaptajnstostayjnp-t., Mosquito Lagoon, however, Is furnishing some fast trout fishing. Most of the trout are small, riming about one "keeper" size to every four caught. They have not been too willing to hit top water plugs on the flats but "Trout Touts" worked In the four --- 1- __ C. G. Caudell shows nine-pxuw bass be caught near Marina Isle. Football rOO waitii Ti earn Seeks Players local entry In the Central at Seminole Sporting Goods says he has been so busy writing up licenses that he hasn't had time to find out who caught wha t from his customers. Florida Amateur Football Leagueis looking for players. Again a reminder that any boat operated without the new registration decal is illegal and could lead to a citation from the eligible for the team, which will compete with eight to 10 other Game and Fish Department. Mother incident of too much speed in a congested area of the river was reported this week. This time It was a houseboat Central Florida teams. with big motors wMch failed to slow down resulting in the loss of a motor byaboaterwho hit the wake of the houseboat. Fortunately, the operator of the small boat was able In recover the motor but It could have had more serious conseqtiencs. Slow down! I Persons over 18 years old are - begin in earl)- season SerIember Anyone interested In playing for the team should meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the prectice field, which Is located across 17- ______________ ___ a 66 . - ___ . 4710 split - " Bow1' ' tonJe 204-531, RIchard WillIams 196-543, Jim Johnson 191-531 From the Friday night Roil A Boua. Mixed League we have and the women, Roni Brede 181479, Polly Price 173474, and high series Margaret Croft 515 and her first 200 game (202). Bill was the first woman to land here Friday at the end of the first leg of the Powder Puff Derby. Fifty-nine planes arrived at El Paso International Robin Dean 1772. Martin wahigh for the inenwith a543 and Chet Averitt had the ne Early Toyota Mixed League has high series going to Burt Truax 558-2D9 and Ray Hatchett U&200. Evelyn Clayton had the high game IWM and Polly Price was siecond with a 188 game. Pr ice had the high series 510, Harriet Jackson u Ngh game with a 205. Norman Sparks is still carrying tl~* highest a%vrage 178 and Jeannette Morris and Shannon Corsi are tied with 156. Lee Michaud spared the 34-7 spUt Lt. 2nd, and r: i -i1i Buy your ficim le ly a whole lot o S * fl Volusia second leg of the derby. up the turkeys, Lynn Harris, Harry Polk, and Burt Truax. Ngh gRme 190 and Cheryl Lii and Marie Girardi bed with 188 Please start home delivery of The Herald The City Slickers Mixed League reported by Linda Cohen, Danny This and Sylvia Hitteil had the high series with 475 and games. Karen Peters is still high average with 15/ and Mary Johnson Is second with 154. Turkea were chalked up by Ann name ................ 426 respectively. High game goes to Robert Busby IV and Hittell 163. William Behrens and Sharon Williams are still carrying the high average for the league with 158 and 143. "Star of the week" this week goes to Judy Hawkins wid Janet Sharp who both bowled 18 pins over their averages. Lucky Strikes are . , ;fill In first place (19-9) and CA=try Bumpkins are In second Smith, Cheryl Lowie and Twila Collins (who had 4 in a row). i I : world P SO AI r L 1 16-10) and third place Is Ti-i Hards (16.12), Hendricks 'i94. Mary Johnson rolled the highest game at 189 and Audrey Johnson, reporti from the Dynatronics Mixed. Ed ehner 575-193 and Pete Pledra U&I97 were high for the men. Ed Mallon also had a nice 197 game. Rosemarie Beehner's 491 Carol Slaughter was second with a 188. I want to wish Dottie Hogan a spi welcome back as she - _1 .- ri.....-... -.. _. _- - . .-- just got out of the Sanford Hospital lastweek. t=... ' ' , - ~ ,,~_, '-.'N ' ...-.. 1.- , . -_" . - _- - - La_ - ____ -t1k.N .:3"_ if~ -.:-,t~_~*i _-ZZ_Z_.i _TU-7A__&~ _-1 __~-_., - - -1 j - ' t 11 W - - _-_ ___1 . __ , 'A _w_?ZZ11;: VP "AST-U- I ~Tl - - ii - ~_. ..- I it, _v:~ -j-i-___V~ ;4 -V;.-_ ij_ __- ME_.:-;1; ..--- ~- Delivered 6x a week to your home, only 55c a week -$2.40 a month. 3rd places got the Schlots Rookies (10-20), Team 10 (8-4) and Fite Tire Supply (7-6). Petticoats Wednesday Morning Ladies League high series Hall 54i, 3-le, Sue Wymn 3-10, Melanie Miller 3-6-7, 3-10. Kitty Lawrence S-10, 3-9-10, and Bonnie Penton 3-10. Thmsday Morning Shooting Stars Ladies League reported by Dottie Hogan, high scries goes to Bonnie Link 506 and Alice 10 . ii a 500 series, "Star of the week" is Harriet Boyd. High average for the women is Alice Best 169 arid Arnold Jackson tops the men SpLlts were converted by the following Nina Darnell s-10,Polly -' - :1 Wf ___if - .~ , Airport from Phuen[X,ArIZ., and their pilots reported they had encountered some weather turbulence during their flight. The last plane landed at 7.30 p.m., MDT, I - a. series from Wendy Boness 537 and annon Coral 528 Boress Steve Belew was second for the men with his first 200 and W.lie had a 2D9 game and a 536 seried. Other highs go to Walt and 189 respectively .' -?I% Tuesday Morning Swingers, Bobbie HOW reports high is carrying the high average with her 158. "Queen of the week" is Debbie Mayer plus 105 pIns . Turkeys were chalked up by Pat Friend, Margaret Jacobs and Betsy Chavis. Esther Subo picked up the 6-10 split others include Alsine Darse) 5-10, and Marge Hutson 2-10. Famous Recipe Ls sWl in first and Low Roflers are in second, and The Lorigshot's are in third place. series. Alhnan and Chandler also shared the high game with 221 AMKM L"M no. series was high for U 'women Dot Mallon had higi' game with 180 and Beehner as second with 177 had the high game =(she bad .seven strikes in a row in Oils r' _Lr A1_1iI - _ 1'r tA~ 17 - - game) arid Vicki Kraltchlck was second with a 191. Stella Hines "I'm Just going to have to hang it up," the 6-foot-2,217. pound linebacker said r nace IN' - - JOHNSON Dot lee, secretary for the J & B Roofing Mixed League Johnny Jaco 195. Maxine Chandler roiled the high for the women i&, - -- ~F 0111 B) 1'IAR ' - W~ rtports current high averages go to Marge Allman 164 and with a 487 series and Ron Allman was hi gh for the men wi th a 550 _M . ~~.L~~ . 0.Wig _"; .-' lmfK~Wl~ F _ . Game League reports a Truax. who played collegiate football at Tulane, said a lii the triple _Z=_- _--_ Mixed se,cond with a 512-182. TYacy Cashe and Bill Hogan pickca up the .,%% .-.. No 2376 knee injury he suffered last year hasn't responded well, Jump. It was a meet reford al. Otherwise, the Soviet women though not up to his - ----------- 4-i al 568 and Bone) was second with a 567 Dottie Hogan was high for the women i ith a 513-206 game and Martann LePorto was taking the sprints meter relay. ' ' Jump inch he at6feet L f b&& to anchor the Soviet team In swept, with Stan Vinson of De. U.S. worni only ,victory. Ka. One of the day,s top performto a meet record of 38.7 thy Schmidt of Long Beach. Ca. ances. cOnsidering the wet con. seconds trolt the winner in 45.8. 100at1Osecoms - - Joni Huntley of Sheridan c Lo Donnie Anderson rolled the high series for the men with a EI1 PASO, Tex. (AP) -Helen Mceeof Sonora, Calif., 4 • - - award Is given to bowlers who bowl 100 pins over their average In any single game career . McGee ..e all s I . came hack with nine consecuthe s'rlkes to finish witn his 266 retirement Friday after a two-year professional football UJIS TIANT wards i three Ee will receive a 100 pins over average patch from ABC. This . A - TAMPA, March 14 John Pinney retained his Sou thern lie rolled two strikes from the first, opened in the Vulcans of the World Football League announced his I 05ing the second game. 4.2. . ORLANDO, June 24 Joey Vincent knocked out "Thunder" Thornton in two rounds, Edgar Ross defeated Charhe Grim. mett, Victor Perez stopped Wayne Battle in three, Gene Idlette a 129 average on this league - A's 6, Angels 0 Gifford in two and Ed Turner defeated Kkig Kong M Larry Peterson K.O.'ed Eddie Walker In five, and Joey Vincent _____________________________________________ MARION, Ala. (AP)-Mike Truax of the Birmingham OSCAR GAMBLE ove.- Rocky Halliday, Edgar Rom stopped Killer Ellis in five, ow er o s it-hole total of 90,36 strokes over par for the course II ,tw %- -, - Joey Vincent and Killer Ellis fought to a draw, Jodie Ballard stopped Tommy Howard in sever, Edgar Ross stopped Iry on a 10-round decision The team also is seeking a Vulcans' Truax Retires I - W . heavy-weight tide by defeating Vern McIntosh in a 10-rounder, 0 111 - .11 - - _____ ORLANDO, June 3 -Mike Quarry retained his Florida Light "Killer" Ellis stopped Willie Chaney In two ond Leon Shaw past 2 Aces Despite the pair of aces, Mehl finished his round with an - - - - Fresh water fishing licenses are on sale now and Don SrWth Haven Camp and every evening, the sinell of campfires burning, fish frying over an open fire, and die delectable odor of iron--and again put the ball in the cup - ~7 - VA - over Bob Effis, Leon Shaw defeated Tommy Howard, King Kong Morris stopped John Balla In three and Edgar Ross stopped Willie Chaney in three. round decision, J. T. Dowe stopped Efrain Gonzales in three, On the Wekiva River, the water is up and bream are wiIIIng On the next hole, a 116-yarder, Mehl again went to his nine - curve-he was just swinging the Kansas ave harn his seventh stritight • - - ~~O - one, and Jim Makin stopped Bill Coles in four. ORLANDO , May Jodie Ballard won a 10-round decision EUSTIS, Feb. 28 - Solomon Mi stopped Bowie Adams in the sixth round. TAMPA, March 7 Joe Roman over Wal te r White on a 10 to five foot depths just off George's Bar and Tiger Shoals are proving very effective. One party from Daytona told of catching almost a hundred trout with only 20 of them large enough to keep. to hit. Camp Seminole reports frying size catfish are becoming plen tiful along wi th the tream. Cam pe rs are filling up all available sites at Wekiva River 11th hole at the Cliff Valley golf course, using a nine iron = Woody Star, Renle Pinder upset Nathanial Gates, "Killer" Ellis over Cefus Rowe and Willie Chancy past Sipple Jenkins. a halt pound, and an 11 pounder. Upstream at Lemon Bluff, some schooling action Is seen in the early part of the day and occasionally one of the schoolers will get careless and jump on a plug. The small size lures such as the "Gay Blade" seems to be doing the best job. Spinner type ha are getting larger as well as plastic worms. TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) -Larry Mehl, playing his first Orioles 5, Yankees 4 inning and W Detroit past Mil. Ken Holtzman pitched a four. Manoy Trailo were walked couple sooner or Later" Don Ba ylor tied the game waukee for a fasthall and he threw a hitter and Bill North drove in coming up in the n.lath, ft was Kingmsn iUmmed his 12th InWtlonally to load the bases Braves 5, Astrus 4 curve. Another time I was look. two runs, leading Oakland over with a home run ap4 Tommy all over but the pos4ame 11m homer Of the Be&= bLgb into and Jisilt Cardena; singled to Ralph Twto &2, [Ungers " Garr's eighth-irming IN for a cLu ve and he threw a California. Holtzman posted his Davis' single produced U* go. works Wrong This time the the left field seats "It was. IO'7 Fight Bill ahead run as Baltimore rallied homer, his fourth of the year, fastball The ti me I hit the ninth victory and his sixth In Campbell pitched a five. Mets got him. fast,ban," he said. ,,He threw Gluts 1, Dodgers 0 for three runs in the ninth to hittet to lead Minnesota over pmred the Braves past Hous. homer, I was just looking for last seven decisions. "I didn't mean to start the me fastb.fli in New York Willie Monlanes' filinnlng ton. "It's wonderful" he the ball." Texas In the first game of their beat New York. Royals 3 Whi te . grounder scorcd Derrel crowed. "It'3 the Fourth of Z~ _.-_ __ =~_~_-- 1 doublelwader. Jeff BurroughsNo matter what it was, it was Jim WohIford's RBI single in Tigers 8, Brewe, 2 McGraw said after giving up them again." Thomas and John MonLefusco July, %ie had a bIg crowd and one of the few bad pitches TUnt the ninth Inning carried Kansas two-run homer keyed a four.run Then, BfL'r C11eOn ~Orl" sin- made the run stand up with an we won'" two home runs, a leadoff shot Bill Freehan's three-run sixth inning that triggered ftew all night. lie allowed the City over Chicago. homer spar a -.. . ard bank fishermen pulled in a seven pounder, one of eight and round of golf lnlO years, hit not one but two txles-ln -one at a parthree course here Frluay City Royals nipped a rn3t the And, as a result, Gamble hit a the Chicago White Sox 3-2 the It assaw for ft final Uiree outs and the ry. In the finale, Andy Thornton tory over the Cardinals. -I hke outfielder after belting his draSo on Friday night In Phila. Fourth of July fireworks tor. tripled with one out In the 11th to hit1 " he said. "You dose your matk shot In the seventh In. delphis It figured thak with the the Mets did their own ei- inning, then Steve Swisher and eyes and you're going to hit a ning. "One time I was looking Pluls leading 3-1 and the Mets ploding . pair of seven pounders. Big catfish have moved into the deep water at Marina Isle by Drea, most recently In 1973. 36 Over With By KEN RAPPOPORT Indians only four hits. two-run belt by Grote, his veball That's what Grote was fonnance for the Giants AP Sports Writer "I don't have anything to talk Jerry Grote used to catch Tug former batterymate, that looking for. IV pitch also McGraw's pitches.Now he hits vaulted the Mets to a 4-3 vlcto- wound IT on the other side of Oscar Gamble' good reason to be mIffed Johnn y th be! them. the left field wall. ry. A baseball. "Sometimes you get 'tin, In the other American homer w e Kn Grllfey and In the rest of the National 'mat's part of the game, Gamble wasn't guessing League gamni's the Oakland A's Cesar Geronimo &ove in two cago ept Pitts- gue with the pi someitimea you don't," said League. runs apiece to higWight C-bcin. whether ii was a fastball or a beat the California Angels 64; McGraw, once the New York burgh 6-I tnd 24 In 11 Innings, McGraw TERMITE WATXNS Larry Renaud. ORLANDO, March 13- Gene Wells - one round, Jodie Ballard over Leon Shaw, Edgar Ross stopped Randy Armstrong In four and Bobby Walker 'iefeated King Kong Morri.3. TAMPA, May 19- John Pinney defended his Southern Middieweight title by defeating Gene Wells in 10 rounds, Nathanlal Gates up set Al Hogan, Ed Turner stopped Mike McKinney In 4 * manager of Marina Isle Fish Camp. He has found some nice years and was secretary-treasurer of both the U.S s Football Association and the Middle Atlantic Intercollegla te Soccer i.eague He died Tuesday at age 72. Ex-Mates Tag Phils'McGraw _____ ORLANDO, April 22 Glenn Morgan stopped Haul Aguirre in four rounds, Termite Watkins stopped Otis Locklear in three, Edgar Ross K 0 ed Saw Pretty in two and Victor Perez di fta'cd C)clone Wi1lia'i -' -- ones with the underw-ater plug and his son, Jim, brought In a A 1924 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania , Hobson captained the varsity soccer tt-am that won four Intercollegiate championships. lie was a member of the U.S. field hockey teams that AI played In the 1932 and 1936 Olympics. Hob mLnaged the American socc'r team in the 1956 Olympics. He served on the U.S. Olympic Committee for many ' 01111111i - - , I '' ' 't' _.~ ~ -I& F_ _ .....'- - sec of the river. standout WilsonJr. .. ~~_ 39. G.C. Spelncer. Dodge, 14 100; Chevrolet. 1 lap. $VS By BRICE owrrr AP Sports W riter there, had word of several good strings landed this week along with lots of bream, Johnny Cash f ished solo Monday and put 45 of the big bream in his boat. His wife assisted him in landing 65 on a Tuesday trip and 35 more on Wednesday. Tom Gordle, who landed a pair of lunker bass last week, had to be content with a few "eatin' "stied ones this week. Leroy Monday for former Olympic hockey player and college CP.evrolet, Pond, _ S spite of the hot weather. John Lankford, who operates the camp PHILADELPHIA (AP)-Funeral services will be held 40 lOPS. . Speckled perch continue to bite around the Osteen Bridge In . 12 laps. $710 3$. Lonnie __,-,-,Iry teill erch P " Hobson Services Slated o1$. AdCOx. ________________________ ~___ _-__Z_____.________ ' . . 47 laps, $700. 4j.3- . stopped Willie CUney in four. ORLANDO, Feb.27 - Victor Perez fought a 10-round draw with Tim Ford for the Florida Welterweight ti tle, Ge ne Wells over who won the trophy in 1973 and 1974. It was Dletz' filth attempt at the diamonds and Drea times Allison, 40. Min. stoppii Henry Hall in one. has proved a bogeyman to him. Another potential finalist in the diamonds was Peter Kolbe, a 21-year-old German who has been beaten three lit. 41; C.Washin.gtn. - - 31. Coo Coo Marlin . Chevro Hargrove. RUNS-Lynn. Sisco Chevrolet fl Da AMER ICAN LEAGUE (17$ bats)— Edgar Ross, Cefus Rowe past Mike Feldman, and Willie Chaney studied carefully by a Philadelphia hWmn. Sean Drea, Torn wul ams Chevrolet BATTING six rounds, Clint Walker past Bob Scott, Charfie Grimmiett over finalsoftlied1amondsculls.Theirperformanceastobe .. San Franli* at Lot Angela II laps, Leaders four first place finishes, a third and two !owths to beat Paul Allen of San Diego, Calif., who had two firsts, three seconds, an Ilth and a 12th. HENLEY-THAMES, England (AP) — The third day of the Henley Royal Regatta Saturday was to witness a battle between two New Yorkers for one of the most coveted trophies Jim Dieti of the New York Athletic Club met Girls - Jili Base al Williams in seven. ORLANDO, Feb 20 Ernie Burns stopped Glenn Morgan In -- -" I. fl b l to win his category. Randy Smyth of Honolulu won the tornado class wi th Henley Battle Awaited . . Virgil Gibson in five and Victor Perez K.O.'ed 44sonabird" final heat, .1 a. !' 77. Ellis stopped Charlie Thornton in one, "Babe" Clark stopped despite finishing 21st in the secoind heat and 15th in the - - . Dave 'fllman of Laguna Beach, Calif., won the 470 class - A 140 lops, 110A. 73. Waiter Ballard. Chevrolet, 139 laps. 11,000. FOVt, Chevrolet. 134 laps, 2$ Elmo t.angley. Ford. 134 ups, s Yarborougt. CJ'iivroJoe Mlhailc, Chevrolet, 107 lips. $900. 7$ Rlchie Pinch Chevrolet. - r'- - Montreal S. St. Louis 1 Cincinnati 7, San Diego a San Francisco 1. Los Angeles TAMPA, Jan. 3-Mike Quarry won a 10-round decision over Joe Roman, Victor Perez over Eddie Davis, Nathanial Gates past Marlin Lewis and Wi llie Chancy stopped Jim Making in two. TAMPA, Jar, 30. Tony Licata took a 10-round decision from Marcel Clay, Mike Morgan defeated Ernie Burns, Nathanlal Gates past Lonnie Robbins, Henry Hall over Willie Chancy, and Jim Makin stopped Mike Feldman in three. ORLANDO, Feb. 11 Earnie Shavers knocked out Leon Shaw in one round, Edgar Ross stopped Henry Hall in five, "Killer" first place finish, three thirds, a fourth and a fifth, as he no out Hobby flames of San Diego who failed to ftz,j,j, in the fi nal race. John Linville of Larchmont, N.Y., won the tempest class coming in first, second and third twice each and once in sixth to beat Argyle Campbell of Irvine, Calif. HenrvSnraoueof Newport Beach Calif., on the finn class, despite a place in race, an P ' ., , ORLANDO, April 15- Gene Wells took a 10-round decision from Ernie Burns, Termi te Watkins de fea ted Mike Whyms, Victor Perez stopped Al Moss in four and Edgar Ross K.O.'ed Mike Feldm, John Kobus of Laporte, Tex., won the solings with one . c / .' . -1__:. __ -1 1 ~ .~ - (I NTHAI I lA)ItI[), F1(,U F U NE Results From Major 1975 Cards Without even competing in the Last race, Augie Diaz of Clearvater, won the flying dutchman class In Olympic yachting p fj-Ials in four days of racing at Assocl'itlon Island. Diax finished first In four of the first races and did not have to compete at all in the seventh and final race Friday - - - . I - Mike Whyms. Florida Yachtsman Wins WATER1DWN, N.Y. (AP) .. , - .1;;- -r-- - ----• - ,Z,~ . Battle LIGHTWEIGHTS- Champion, F rankle Otero l Termite WatI'lns 2, I.arry Peterson 3, Eddie Under. 4, Juan Hidalgo. 5, The race is scheduled for 54 laps for a total distance of ' - o A &'4 -.-;.__. -. WELTERWEIGHTS- Champion, Tim Ford. I, Dana Hidalgo. 2, J.T. Dowe. 3, Eddie Davis. 4, Peaches Roberts. 5, Wayne bettering Lauda by less than one tenth of second Dodgi 140 OR laps, $1,900 — 13 Rich Chldrets - April 10 - Walter White deaed Angel (udoon a decision,Gene e pas e Davis, VictorPerez Ti Makin defeated Willie .4idflC)', 8.fl os'erPea'hesbe' o ruuet cu over Saw Pretty. - Cooper. . 11 James Hylton, Chevrol?, L Pct 31 60) I - Perez, 2, Joey Vincent. 3, Edgar Ross. ii, K.Wer Ellis. 5, Buddy Shadow on the provisional pole with a lap of just under 120 miles per hour. )uth African J 1 > Schcktr second followed b) reigning world champion Emerson Fittipaldi. Next were the two Ferrarls, Swiss Clay Regarzon] -- Diivinger . Ford. East ,i---,~--,;;-,Iit~K-h-,64 il.~,. :.__.W-_- -_-,_j~_-_--_I ,;: t- . - . -. - practice day here Friday saw the Ferraris off the pace. Th e two sessions-the track can accomodate all 26 runners so there Is no qualifying cutoff-have set the pattern both !or today's two fInal periods and the race. The top tl%e cars read adow, Tyrrell, McLaren, four. . - McIntosh. 19494 miles. . . Californiaa?aaOakland I — ORLANDO, April 8. Randy Neumann won a1orounddecision over Larry Renaud, Mike Morgan defeated Woody Star, Edgar Ross Past Cef us Bowe and Joey Vincent stopped Leon Futch In LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS- Champion, Mike Quarry. 1, "Snake" White. 2, "Junior" Royster. 3, Vern 4, Bobby Lloyd 5, Nathanial Gates MIDDLEWEIGHTS- Champion, m1n, TOfl) Lica Ca ta. 1.0 J hn Pinney. 2, Gene Wells 3, Vlnny Curto 4, Glenn Morgan 5, Dennis Riggs JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHTS. Champion, Vacant I Victor Ferrari, Ferrari France's Jean Pierre Jarler put American Don Nichols' ' .. £ Beri Parsons. Chevrolet. [195 12.300 • - IS? lipS. Texas at Minnnota,2 _.IA~ii I _ I.Ir ' ., , - Adams. Ford. I t r! ti . t- fi ___ Brook s, For d. 9 Carl . . ~ - - 40 - t 7. Bruce Hill. Chevrolet. 2 - : j_ I . () - - Reca p Middleweight title by winning a 12-round decision over Dennis Riggs, Tim Ford defeated Eddie Davis, Nathaniel Gates IIEAVYWEIGHTS.Qiampion,OlIver Wright, 1. Jody Ballard. The world Grand prix Four different drivers the first four events this year be!ore I uawen d t Into his string S ngof hreesuagiivic. I tories Then Britam's James Hunt pulled the Dutch race from under Lauita' nose two weeks ago, and the first - -- 1 - Reiona/ stopped Mike McKinney in five and Peaches Roberts deleated Ferr arl fii for Niki I.Auda is back with a jolt to a wide-open battle heading into today's French Grand ~~ •-,. 211. ( Richard Potty. Dodge. Rlth ThaYs Boston at Clwtland. 2 Baltimore at New York k4ilwouk" of Detroit, i LII By LOUIS SAPSIS Herald Boxing Writer in French Grand Prix - S. Donnie Allison, Chevrolet. It Trza%atMnnsota California at Oakland Chi at Karsas City. Montreal Here' s Latest Ratins And A ; . David Pearson (21) leads Domde Allison (1$), but that'. middy Baker in ear 15, at extreme kit. i l$P$. 54.210. at CIeVIIIn . -I , . I :. -. I u 2 Buddy Biker. F ord. I1S $11 '35 Baltimore of New Y on York BOXING WIae Open Battle Seen . - Sundby,Jufy&17s-3B __________________ plim o . rq New p LE CASTELLET, France (Al') . - ' ayrona . - EvenngH.raW,Sanford,Ft. 0 — -I - - __ - DAYTONA BEACH (AP) — Final standiri In the 1171.175 Firecrack er AM st ock car maki o4 car laps mpleftd and Prl4iy $ Rtslls Mftmesc?a • 24 - ____ - - __ ____ rz to. ,.: r . w•. Results Cleveland 3. Boston 7 Detroit I. Milwagkiq Baltimore S, New York A Kansas City 1. Chicago 7 Oakland S Cali forni a 17 -q V7_~-- --.1- -- ------- — PW -- vey, Detroit I. Milwaukee 2 Baltimore S. York . --- ___ _____________________________________ T ...--, 7 3$ 12 475 12' 36 tornla 37 Friday $ Rsvlts 1_I a 54 . _______ Cn. 61; Lurlrnkl, Pt1. 3; IS 42 .4m West '- 1 74K7 ____________ 116 11 37 Boston - - _Aqfflm~&. ________________ -- - . Kansas ,Vpl tv-. -:-K ,_ _ . _ ~ try ! .1 i.,f - 1. Jr - Q%?A_ II -_1_17 12=47...Z,..~~ _ _ _'.-r imr__~ - = 1 Chicago Texas ___ % ___ 97 Mn Cal. NATIONAL SO 29 City 44 35 I? 40 .. _111i mmmmu.,Nm~Mil __ - -- American Lit"ve East I. Oakland _______________________________________ - s 15LE&-thalk. Cleveland - _1____- - - .- .. OR MAIL THIS . COU PON A ddress Telephone ....... , _--_ - - --_ __ -__ 0 Evening HerMd - "Your Evening Newspaper" i �- ---- - - _____ 46—Ev.nlna Her a ld- C I ilnri4 Ci4w isiIw I7 MnrI W.Il Iaii0 ('vI2, Yoviz. byDkkluntr CARNIVAL oedeaf. d WIN AT BRIDGE By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBS' NORTH 4A K 832 t4 £ hearts The heart lead gave South a good start toward making his contract, since the kin of hearta was no longer aproblem. At trick two South led his ace of clubs and got the bad news, "There was a sure trump S 76 k4c44 01 #J93 4 753 — .1 0 Z7 WEST EAST 41106 J 10985 K8652 4 -- 4Q95 V K 43 •AQ7 &J 1092 by Day. Gi yAQ2 my's ace and king of spades and rutted a spade. The spades 104 a A K Q 86 4 West North East South and led a fourth spade. East did the best he could by rutting, but South just discarded a losing 4 diamond and was home with the bacn THE BORN LOSER by Art Sons RAXsc "'W 55 :I J The bidding has been (.,. When you play that a reverse West North East South bid by opener is a one-round force, you can get to be Pass 24 Pass 2V "Reverse happy". Pass 3 Pass 3 Thus, South Imped to get to I'ass 4 • P,i notrurnp and decided to bid his y South, hold ')iM? ' -•-;; -•• I wiei is,scoc4-, '- r tS •.'P ?EL.'EVE 3110 ES IS,\ 1, SN4J) 'S GOiNG 10 GRADLIATEJ / SHEEPSKIN b" I'W U WI' P $HEPSKI II • r I •". . 5 .._.---' s I•.l s . 4 ,• .. . I I Ii1ujP!V7 a • g , - • High School Classmates ?,_ S s ., . . ,. • S. -' - ' I , I) (Th ---- by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS 1APP1H'1H 5UcKER1RAP, MOL.E-E'E? - I There were 114 bright eyed, eager young people who donned ca ps and gowns and a1ked down an aisle to clasp diplomas wi th Clammy hands on that spring day in 1955. Ii',__ - .. * N . .::3.l1 - graduating class, they had all their hopes and J r ,,J '. . dreamsatill aheadof them. I Son* wouldgo off tocouege, some woujd . J. . marry and some would go directly into business. j. .. Their fads and fashlons told the story of tlw day — lobby sox and cinch belts, saMe shoes and white bucks, and m;di to maxi length, gathered skirts. Class reunions were things only their _j"Pai.,5 " parents attended and seemed Light years . away. . But time creeps up on everyone and last —(j weekend these same '55 graduates found 1 themselves attending theIr 20-year class j• reunion her,[nSanford. v-. Thetaskofgettlngeveryonebacktogethcr 1. to share memories and reminisce was dertaken by three Sanford women — Bobble Committee workers reminiscing (from left) Robert Gonzales, Minerva (Smith) Walters, Helen Brown Canton, Rochelle Eubanks Whitley and Minerva Smith Walters. There were (Alexander) Kincaid, Ruth Maxwell Marcantel and Lesude (Rotmida) Williams letters to write, phone calls to make and plans to set. the person present with the most children. O f course they also predicted that Robert But looking back on all the preparations, Married to Clayton Beaulieu, she and her Bilihimer Jr, would have a taxi stand and "It was a hard working blast," says Mrs. husband live in Sanford with their five instead he Is an FBI agent in El Paso, Texas. Walters, 1417 Oak Ave.. Sanford. chlkktn. Louis Bullard is also apeclal agent for Of a total of 134 persons located who were Delores Yates Williams of Orlando was the FBI and not "building bridges" as the originally in the class of '55, Mrs. Walters the only class member present who Is a class prophesied. found that 34 lIve out of state, 26 live around grandmother. All were presented with gifts the sta te, 12 reside In Orlando and 62 are still 1111) II J S3IU ohn Hi ggi ns, now 0f 918 ilOiw donated by Teacher, Mrs. Boyd Coleman, Palmetto Ave., Sanford would be "squeezing making their homes in the immediate area. who taught many of the Class rf '55 and is oranges. tgg ns s some Andyet, with so many living locally, 'we stillclass sponsor, g Juice all right. He don't see each other" says Mrs. Walters, and Custom Joe Hunt took the brunt of class humor still Supervisor for Honda Power and Light. that's reason for a reunion, prevalent In 1975 when he was presented a ,1 ''hC envisioned Lennie Rotunda 83 a There were some 81 pet sons Including large comb and decreed "the graduate with iiwa dancer n Hawaii," bt spousi who attended the buffet-banquet U flO wife the least amount of hair," A,Siiv has Tnbe' Saturday June 28 at Sanford Garden Club. Williams residing in Maitlan d But even ba ck in '55 when the Class four children and has indeed done some Then on Sunday, there was a family picnic at Prophecy was written, they were giving traveling with her husband who is an IBNI Lake .Colden . yearbook editor, Hunt, a hard time. A tongue. marketing specialist. Harold Pate, class president, presided at in-cheek tale written by three female thebanquet and preserted special awards, classmates had Hunt "selling (lying "Sandra and Sonja Monforton are married The. first went to Richard Norton who saucers." But he showed them! Joe Hunt, to twin brothers and live side by side," said travelo the furtherest distance to attend the who lives at 2008 Lily Court, Sanford, is the class forecast. Sandra, now Mrs. Fred reunloii. Norton resides In St. Louis, Mo. selected account manager or Burroughs Wilson, has two children and lives at 437 Alhe Andes Beaulieu received a prize for Corporation Computer Salcs. Elliott Ave., Sanford. Sonja, new Mrs. Bob •L- V . . - . "RY aC' ~ BLONDIE III - w IL DAGWAOC WATCJ4?'.G 01 PRISCILLA'S POP UUN by Al Vermeer JF AND RIGHT IN tC1 7 '- . THE MIDDLE OF THE BALL GAME! *i I1 'IV AG4)N! rl . - [ 6 ILE - - ; e1/ ___ now a by Dick Cavalil ' ARCHIE by Bob Montana -li p! JUGHEAO' DOVfT TELL mE, Y l7ees THE NEW UFFGUARD YOU OON'T LOOK LIKE ANY LIF&GUARO I EVER SAW"• CM 'VU SWtM#.— ONLY AT ONL/iAT TIMES !! WHEN , - THAT 1 WHEN I'M IN THE WATER! S * - --"-9- CAPTAIN EASY FOR f OME IDIOTIC REA50PJ. LJJCLE PLATO 15 00E5EP WITH THE PJOTIOJ THAT I SHOULD GET MARRIEP... AM' O THE FAMILY LILJE CARRY ON 1 - by Crooks & Lawrence 00 L LOOK LIKEH15 I'JEPHEWF,,. - — N-------.'Y i ucmj'r THE 6LI6HTET DE51RE TO GET —THAT HE COULP MAKE ME FALL AMPLV IN LOVE Ia'J 10 PAVE! 'LAZE5 RE YOU EEK & MEEK ( TELLING by Howie Sch.i ' tij Wipe THAT MILE ar ,cxJR FACE M0 THAT-5 WHY \ Morris has two daughters and P'' Members of Seminole High School ' — LVI, *4 S a r ¶ uir Reunite After 20 Years by H.imd.hI & St ovr. ME MY CORNET!) I ':, By JAN MONAHAN Herald Staff W riter rvE TALHT SCIE1 A TWCK! ,---.. rM Er ui' Wl'fl4 cuRIo$rrv! 7 in, , A BUGS BUNNY S wi - I. Is I •'• 3 Li by Garry Trudeau , .• r44 ' t- 'jj_' DOONESBURY gab Fs — - lives at 1109 Grove Manor Dr., Sanford. She was unable to attend the reunion as she Is touring Poland wi th the Central Florida Chorale. "Patty Brown and Rebecca Cain are touring Paris giving pano lessons to poor Frenchmen," was the prediction in 1955. But presently Rebecca Cain Pelham Isa wife and mother residing In Sanford, and Mrs Patty Brown Angel li ves atl5Oa Valencia Dr., Sanford, with her husband, John, and three —— :T.. children. - They did come closeon the prophecy for Do nald Hampton. Wb11e he's not "chaplain tn Opera tions Petty Officer sta tioned wi th Taiwan And they always saw big things for class president, Harold Pate It's a long way from the forecasted ownership of the "Silver Star Brewing Co.," but Pate Is now vice president of Pate and Sargent Co. He resides in Winter Park with his wife and three children. But the class motto, "One for all and all for one," Is perhaps the philosophy that per. mitted warm humor and brought so many back together to share memories In 1975. The re were many who got together for the one purpose of organizing the reunion. Helen Alexander Kincaid was chairman of the telephone committee assisted by Lennie Rotunda Williams, Elizabeth Hardy Baker, Ruth Maxwell Mater deli and Minerva Smith .- - M ~7 P 7777777 • - .4- - ----: . - '•- .— - - W. ,,; •... —. I • •" ''-:• - . -; .. ' ._z_ . I •• - • Walters, Joe Hunt was chairman of food and banquet arrangements, assisted by Robert Gonzales and Grady Johnson who was also chairman of the picnic. Robert Gonzales was chainmn of the entertainment committee assisted by Helen Alexander Kincaid, Barbie Brown Carlton and Joe Hunt. Lennie Rotunda Williams was chairman of the program committee assisted by C1audete Waits Behrens, Barbie Brown Caniton, Rochelle Eubanks Whitley and Minerva Walters. Roger Verner handled the printing of the '55-15 booklet. Decorations were handled by Eleanor Nix Butler assisted by Rebecca Cain Pelham and Terry Smith, Johnny Higgins was treasurer. ' " -" . - . - •1- - :. '.' .. .j' ',"Z-4 .' '-•• . ' . ..' •-" ... . •.,; . 'I - - Somewhat unwilling bather takes dip at reunion at Lake Golden 3" i -4 444 - c' - by Larry Lewis S S - l+D 9 £ jqX h1AE A I KE4' RWG FOR HIS II ' _,:L 1 :.. 1.Yji! J taccr s 2 I; By Roger BolIen FUNNY BUSINESS . " •1 but West didn't like to lead ''lWeP'). P0. Box 48P. Radio / 75 : f 7" from kings and he held equals in City Station., Nw York. N.Y. I0010. F Ir i WONDSk E'.'! GET W - . ; 'I. ',t isn 't so much her 'small talk,' Sir, it's the large doses!' of a heart into South'! bid suit, book to: Win at Blidga." (do this \-.----.-.. PP posed for class picture (at left) back In 1955 and again 20 years later at their class banquet. In photo below (from left) are Joe Hunt, Richard Norton and Frank Thomas. Hunt appears In old photo (third row, filth frow left); Norton (third row, right), 5 — ITS 14 AQD TO * ' - Some of Seminole High School graduates ' three-card heart suit with that 42VKJ975 , A K QJ 46 A2 aim in mind. We assume that if 'hat do you do now, North had raised hearts, South A — Bid Ilbe dia monds. Thcrr would have played a heart conany play for six. tract with three in his hand and TODAY 'S QUESTION four in dummy. When North 'hat is your opening bid with rebid three clubs, South abanV K93 doned the idea of notrump and 4 A •K9854 AA K84' jumped to five clubs, Ans w er Monday Five clubs is the right final contract. West really should have opened a diamond instead Send St for .t4C08Y MODERN A. B(TL/ ff I Go" Opening lead — J V _",004 _4 I broke. Then he cashed his second high heart, rutted a heart Pass I 4 Pass 2V Pass 34 Pass 54 Pass Pass Pass ~ COUNSELOP- South saw that he could with a lot of luck. He cashed dum- Both vulnerable ;- Sunday, July 6,1975--1 C Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. gfr'T1OMS avoid losing two diamond tricks? 474 THAT Liiit WOMEN 0 ------9,----- loser.' Could he do anything to soirrn tr' ALLEY OOP - W �-! ~, - - `t, .-Li .,~ ----- -- -- - - - - ,-.7-:- t~-f.--_ --j~~--~-C!I-~"--*"o ~.~_:".~ __ I P=__ --.' T 1! . t~~_ - . - 2C-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, July _.- - Area Couples Miss Deborah Jane Howe and cowl-type collar and long John C. Johannesmeyer were tapered sleeves She carried a united i.n marriage at 11:30 p.m. crescent bouquet of yellow Saturday, June 21 In St. Mary daisies and blue baby's breath. Magdalen Catholic Church, AlTerri Jameson and Laura Patrick J. Caverly performed the double-ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Reginald Armlications 4 - . . ___________ _ ___________________ ____ ____________________ ___ PELOPE BERNAL ( - Area Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Simon Bernal, of South Daytona and formerly of Sanford, an. flounce the engagement of their daughter, Pe nelope Louise, to Robe rt Morse Thompson Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morse Thompson of Cohasset, Mass Miss Bernal is a graduate of Mainland Senior High Schuol and received a B.S. In ma th education from Florida State Univerally. Prior to returning home, the bride-to-be was a compiter programmer In Boulder, _______ No EflglISh Estates Elementary School. Out-of-town guests came from Boca Raton, Sarasota, Clearwater, DeLand, Ohio, California, North Carolina and South Carolina. Od ) Paul D. McGhee, 28, 10 Frances Dr., Altamonte Springs, Nika Muangwang, 26, rame Arnold T. Jackson Jr., fl, B; 382, Chuluota, Lola L Browich, 19, 478 Norpes Rd., Maitland. Char les D. Hannaka, 36, 65 Gould Rd., COIWTibUS, Ohio, Ellen L Yeagk, 24, 3070 C Alleghney, Columbus, Ohio. George M. Sirnkawlch, 19, 303 Tucker Dr., TonJea E. Attaway, 18. J I ,.,- I J tLI_ITI '' 1* V., - . Dorn • Jersey City, N.J. irom Ridgewood High School, Ridgewood, N.J. He attended Colorado State University and graduated from Florida State their daughter Martha McNeil] Parker to Robert William Weber, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Robert Weber, Ridgewood, N.J. The br1de-elect, born jnDj..n, N.C. is 1971 graduate of Seminole High School. She attended Furman Uni versity and graduated from Florida State University In 1975. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. j. hassle Sr., and the late Mr. Jones of Cheraw, S.C. and Mrs. David H. Parker and the late David Parker, New Smyrna Beach. University in 1975. Heis the grandsonof the lateMr.andMrs. WUJIRm Last of Hawthorne, N.J. and the late Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Weber, CIlIfsIde, N.J. Weber is employed with U.S. Customs In MIami. Poplar The engagement is annowlced of Shirley R Hill to Daniel D. Cannon. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Hill, 109 Country Club Road, low Leonard Holland, brother of the bride, was best man. A garden reception followed the ceremony. Among guests were the bridegroom's great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.D. I - 4-.. I' -- Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Copeland, 819 Arlington Blvd., Altamonte Springs announce the engagement of their da ughter, Cheryl Lynn, toG1enfl David Hill son of and F. Robert MIII, Rt. 1,83-A, Longwood. The The bride-elect Is a 1974 graduate of I 1.616. ' r, . ' School Out-of-town ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. McKlaaey U. "m's ' :' M. ' Robert W King, 41, 875 Georgia Ave., Longwood, Adde D. King, 4O same. Robert M. Wiseman, , 430 E. Packwood No. H 205 Maitland, Linda C. Sheppard, ), 8 Orlenta Ave., Altamonte youngsters ntrubh dIf 1 never had any of my own. Ifeel in life perlences, good or had. I want Reginald B. PrInce, 20,155 ,ai'4, 1I In a candlelight, double-ring back. She wore a hat of matceremony, Trudy Mayrene chlngcolcrandcarniedasingle Brooklyn g stemmed it green Jack Leroy Jimenes at 7 p.m. carnation. July 3m Lake Mary Presbyterian Church. Tin Rev. Marie 'ji Lackey A.F. Stevens of ficiated. L were bridesmaids. am The bride Is '.. ___ received ci College -. - daughter of Brooklyn and Teddi Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs. the Ted BtOOkl)1l were Junior bridesmaids. Th ey Lake Mary. She was given in wore gowns identical to the marriage by her 1ather. honor attendant In The bridegroom Is the eon of shad i pastel and carried Mrs. Edna Jimenez, 110 Poplar mafri'Ing single carnations. Ave., Sanford. . - -. . So _ . - , - ,,' . ,.-.-.. ' / ' . ' p For her wedding, MIss Brooklyn dtm a formal length man. Lewis Humphrey, John doubleknit white gown with Farina, Russell Talmadge and hooped slip. It was detailed with '11ry o4wIuyfl were lace around the hem and a lace Following a reception In the semi-circle accented the back. educational building at Her shoulder length veil was Church, the couple left on a attached to a pearled headwedding trip to Pittsburg, piece and she carried a bouquet Texas. of pastel and white daisies. The couple will live In SanSusan McIntosh was matron ford where the bridegroom Is of boner. She wore a lime green employed by Fairway Market. gown of dotted swiss trimmed Out-of-town guest* were from at the empire waistline with Jacksonville, Winter Garden, pastel velvet ribbon tied In Tampa and St Petersburg . '. I - ! ... - . -.. -. .. Jack L. BS ' , ____ Giinita Renese Allen became the bride of Pfc. Charles Edward Reynolds at 4 p.m. June 28 on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. John Newkirk, Sanford. The Rev. James Lyiv off i ciated at the ceremony. Sylvia Stallworth was orgarLst and soloist. ..- - ' IP•iBJ#1iII ., t ii. I X - ___ - f' ' ? , - it., 4, iu f 0 - Maid of honor was Miss Valerie Mellon of Sanford. She wore a time green polyester crepe gown with bodice and carried a bouquet of green nations. Edna Scntt, Thelma Scvtt and Linda Feacher were brldexmak. They were g reenddyellowchiffonbodices. Theycarrledsln&e ellow chrysanthemnrns with green and yellow am- 41 • - y ers. F. Bulthy Remds was best man, Groomsmen w'e -- ,----- - - ------------------ ----- -- -- , • '-• .., ------ -------. . . I . _~ ,% . - ,' __ F4, I - ' __ :ftb ' . b :IJA - - '.: ', -------------.--------=------ , -_ 'IliL Ir 4 i _,,C I ~` ~__J;A '- - - ,~ I ' ' % 16 % - lb - Chairman of the Administrative Board of First United Hedie&t Church of Sanford, Ashby Jones fleft) and church pastor, Rev. Leo King, present engraved silver tray to Mrs. Mildred Bishop, church secretary for the Past 20 yesirs. She was honored Sunday during the 11 a.m. service ( era Photo y Cecelia Farme) - . r- "_1W 'EXPERIENCE' WINNERS .z - 7 r- e. _`~ ____ Ice - , - - • 1 ,• -- Chuluota Chatter ~ _; lm _w_: - .$t.-~__" .__ . zt~--__ ~ __ 0 11- ___ - - .-------------------- - -'-- .--------------- ____ -aw = - £ Vis ts i ft 4 -------------- - -------- Mrs. hyde L&vendar, 1107 Oak Ave., Sa nford, recently returned from month-long visit to her son, Master Sgt. Air Force Randall Lavendar and ------=--------- ------- '- I I l -.---- 4' t' -, :- -- -=-----------------.----------- . j;• - r -. I. .. - - . . - -. ;;(. / . - // f t' if * - '-:. - - •' = A r:o-, ;I ' . . R"a' - * marylesther , " , Is p / 11 -. II I (- :::1 5T , * L tq * Our Annual Summer Sale Starts July Blouses, Dresses, Pantsuits, i - I: t -~ Sports and Swimwear . . I OFF . I 1'" (4 I. j , Sale now in progress '' We only have two major salts oyearond it's time for one of them osowl Hurry and find savings in every deportment. .- - .* f ','-: .4. - ,M~,~-`_N,,, 4"$~! I!I L•,_: O., % .~ /7 .\ ,f ""7ç ( •t ) rs, !• 'i Mix & Match , it I '/ I e1 1) 101 ' ' I f0A 1 N.Vem ."_ I /111, L iq / I ..aA,1'y*lv. 1 .\01r1f, I %:!, . I A;9 -.~~ . - .* - ..* .- I r~ SAVE10%to25% £ "Let us show you £ what a wonderful experience day care can be." I &A--.. r_. . -kl- DIAMONDS . f, Bathing Suits - One Pim __41 / Select Group of OPEN 6:30a .m. to6 pm. - ,..,,. -. - Annual July Olt_: .I Bikinis ,I- -_ r _= re ular 0 g ar prices LISTED BELOW FEW EXAMPLES OF THE GREAT SAVINGS Revular e j - :- 'IM,. to age 2 years. , , . '. - - . Zales - EDUCATIONAL CHILD CARE CENTER Exclusively designed for infants up . Panama .. // )Ie Babq's World Mrs. Lavendar wk.l,*% W,-. ' fl7 France Jenkins (center). Runners up were (from left) Mrs. Annie LaFair, Mannie &own, Miss Rachel Lee and A. I REV A. A. FIELDS M 4 -- JcIc1ci.. (A Branch of a Child's World) I . - 0 - ., Opening July 7th. . I A - _ . Mr. and Mrs. Experience tIastweekenat Allen lz wereRev.A.A.FleldsandMrs. .-. '- 1- Dr. and Mrs. A W (Bud) Woodall toast 23 years of marriage riding. enjoy horseback - ___ ___ I Ile Woodalls own and show ComA euesm oi the Bicentennial Committee held their Senior Citizen Day and . . enjoys painting and arts and & _ mentioning the face that Rev. Fields 1. the oldest living _____k____~ - -~_, I: . inber in the state. Rev. Fields Is a refired railroadinan Missionary Baptist Church. - - member of the Advisory Boar ____ A - __~ __._ Twin Towers, Orlando. Rev. Fields wasoneof the many recipients for the 1975 Freedom Awuds. The plaque reads: Florida State NAACP Award to Rev. A. A. Fields for 65 years of Membership and Service 1910-1975. on was made by State President Wti r e - -------------------------.----------------------------------- A "ocktail-buffet party honored 25th wedding an - . .- Anniversary A Golden - - Rev. A. A. Fields of Sanford was honored at the third annual Freedom Fund Banquet of th e Florida State Conference, Nati onal Association For th e Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) held recen tl y at th e She raton % 0 •j -- Woodall Couple Toasts -,,,., ~~, %. 'w( , 4 who brought the happy day to such a dazzling conclusion. ,,'F' ' r I .•. UPFiit . Herald Correspondent - MILDRED BISHOP I may not be American (yet), but that doesn't mean I don't thri ll to a good old Independence Day fireworks display. Well done, I say, to all the July Fourth workers .. . *~ .J% " r . Rev. Fields Receives '75 Freedom Award 1 CHURCH HONORS \ . ,, -- - •. words throughout Central Florida Jim Ryan, Zoological Society president; AiRozon, executive director; Jack J-finn., zoo director; Stan Stock, animal ex pert and promoter -1 believe every person at the zoo's opening day celebrations felt this was his, or her too. I . - . . - .. . and names" day on July Four th . I. ~.: -. 1 '. . . : community project have become household •'., - ... - - . The mortgage burning at the ning. BYKATHEIUNEJONES Chuluota Community Church After the services a delicious Herald Correspondent Wa.. like ai old Home Day. dinner ws enjoyed by Former mem bers from out of everyone. c ass, and will be f or ming a new their Son, Dick w town Included the Robert as on a class In a few weeks, business trip to Indiana The Meyers and George Madden Karate Class families as well as charter children had a wonderful Urn. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Osborne of and took swtmzning lessons in The young of Church Transfer, Pa., parents of Rita Grandma's pool. flick arrived ) harold McBrideChuluota and the Edward Murphy sponsored a karate class which Homer of Third Court, spent a onSaWdaytoipmid ,ome Uwe timely visit to Chuluota at. with his parents. farnhl" all of whom were aIy was a tremendous seats of honor Beulah Ahalt They gave an exhibition of their tending the graduation of their was another honored eat prowess to the congregation grandson, Ted, from Oviedo Specia l menilonwas made of On Sunday after the mortgage High. They then kept house f of Fourth how Stumpf first designed burning. Sixteen of the Ted, Randy and Jeff while Rita jusJean M t returned ham from a the plans of the church on a Youngsters received their first underwent surgery. Rita Is month's visit to Ohio, Her sister me now and on the way to a paper napkin The naDkln is belts and ti -.--------- -- i -, - I / %t . V - cool peacefulness of the se probably the most striking quality 'f the zoo. And the feeling that "this is exactly right; animals are meant tobe out th the iJds this way." - - - ____ .-- .E 7.- -. - - - 7 _ i V. Scott, - - 1 dft .: -.. . _4A 4 4 A Mortgage Burned - - - - ONZ _`-1- / -, -y . .-- Photo by -& __ - ) • \ I '" , 0 _ Central Florida Zoo. next place I visited, naturally, was th e "olde tyme" fair groroda at Fort Mellon Park. With most area clubs an'.. c.rgani'.atlons closed fc..i the swnmer alxost six weeks a1read3 It was certainly good to greet old friends and see that they'd all been wor king - . -, - - -,. . , ______________ 'i. ,. ,, ______________________ TL- , j1fr..J doubt there was one visitor there on Friday, who had not made some contribution to the Oh,Itwasgoodtoseeapeswith roomto leap, birds free to iarge aen rs with cages big enough for romp-and-tumble games. I know the new zoo has a long way togo; but oh, how far it's come from the squalid little Sanford zoo that we loved while ltlasted,t,ut are glad to see behind us now that tt's , longer fit forhabitation, - I LLIL_ - 1. -- ... -._-.--..... .. 1r .. : - __":_, i, * A, ON - , -1-J Ir ' •' ' .. '', . ' - ____ .• - / - . " - the daughter of Mrs. Eartha Scott Joseph, 1415 West Seventh SL, Sanford. The bridegroom is th son of Mr. avid Mrs. L. Reynolds, 1903 West 18th Street Sanford . 13 - 1 . :.. - - I , '• .r' 1\ ", ,. . . 1 . - IBM 1W _W \ By JEAN enjoying - 1. \,.,..- 'J . o ' p De ree Deborah D. D Register, 109 Ford Ave. Altamonte Springs, received the bachelor of science degree in clothing and retailing from Florida A&M University at June Com. mencement Exerses. ."- - __ . ' . . . ___ ____ ., Mrs. Otha Nealy, Gainesville, Lucius Lee Sr., Dr. and Mrs. A W. Smith, Daytona Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rackard, Forest City; Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Hamilton, Oviedo; Mrs. Rosa Davis, and U. and Mrs. David Cordek, Longwood. - 'iii. R.S. de from Rollins graduation Mrs. Flowers was treated with a graduation dinner at fl Petty Officers Club, Orlando Training Center. Guests attending were Walter Tucker, and A .•' -J .1' She is the daughter of Walter Tucker. After ___ -- al . \ ' i'r - - . •- . •" - . .4...- The first place l went this Fourth of July weekend was to the new Central Florida Zoo; the first thing I did there was marvel at the and thrill sight of old beautiful familiar anima l friends so obviously their spacious new quar ters. - ' - . . . •,,A 04. ,, __ mrs. Tucker Flowers, iU1 Sanford . ... . / r ','• -- After learning to walk and again, Geri got right rack °" t usnessofheping Other PeoPle. A graduate Of - Ill - _______ / r&u Personals ~ ' -, ________________________________________ ,•, "I Ill Sunday, July 6, 17S-3C I ' kids. By the time they leave, _____~ hc niversary celebrants Dr. and they are able to find jobs and be Delphi High and Finishing _~ r~ 7 , School in Brooklyn, N.Y. she on their own." ~.- __ arked in a bank for 21 years June 28 In The Springs 0 ~~ ' io-_ - ~ k, , 4 retiring. She loves to Her work with y oung people before w townhouse of Dr. and Mrs. Geri hello entertaina companion, Snuffy (Herald Photo by EM. 'Al Nichols) really started in New York, recall her girlhood in the big Richard C. Badzlnskl. shortly after the 1967 death of city, and remembers clearly The couple were married her husband, famous artist the time The Abbey P la yers used to walk Geri home after coll ects and counts mIlk money from the Cassel berry Dog June 17, 1950 In Richland Wash. John Liello who has shown his were performing "Storm over performances."I met many at St. Mary Magdalene School. Pound. "I named him Snuffy, They now have two grown work all over the world and Patsy" and she landed a small celebrities during that time," She is also past president of the because he's children, Steve and Kenny, and uff she said. once shared a studio with Pablo role, daughter, Altamonte Civic Club. me." she smiled as the animal a 13-year-old Since moving to Florida, Geri Geri's constant companion Is ran to get a rubber toy his Christina, who were among Leo J Carroll, famous later has been a Pink Lady, and as a bright-eyed, part Chihuahua- beloved mistress had tlwown some 45 guests at the The first young folks she of "Topper" was In the play and Senior Citizen helper she part terrier which celebration. she adopted for um Dr. Woodall is active In the I __________ ClvltanClubandservesasa FT -re 'r -'h ... Given in rarringe by her uncle, Kardell the bride wore a pea green gown of thffta with lace bodice jj trim and thecr 11cr veil was shoulder length of green and white voile and she carried a cluster of pea green and white carnations. - Women's Editor r. ' Jimenez-Brooklyn [ - - - - 4ia%V, u, 11 Acade m 'Aye.a Marshall, Texas and Mr. and Mrs. F.N. Copeland,Desoto,Mlas. JayJ.We1strod,2I,No., Glenn Hill graduated from Lyman High 5573 N. Semoran Winter P ar k, School and was in Honor Society and varsity Sharon 2W V sports. He is attending the University of Farm La., Casselberry. Miami where he enjoys playing football. Steven C. Walling, 23,510 id His grandparents are Mrs. D.W. Ward, St., Chuluota, Sharee I Barrltt, Orlando and Mrs Flora Hill, Fruitland Park. 21, 511 E 4 th, Ch u]uot. 'N.... couple will ma,, A at p.m. John C. Tryon, 32, Apt. 24 August 2 in the Community United Methodist Perry Ave., Norwalk, Conn., Church of Casselberry. Nancy L. Tolman, same add. I e Ili_ ______ Springs South In the fall. Her grandparents are Mrs. Joe Nesbitt of High School. She was vice president of the senior class and active In Honor Society, Civinettes and Wrestlerettes. She also at. tended Maryville College In Maryville, Term., • asurer where - was secre• freshman class, a member of choir and Oil Beta. MILS Copeland will attend Miami Dade , - 111L Sanford. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie D. Cannon, 261 Short St., Lake Mary. A wedding date of July 11 has been set. Copeland-Hi ll ,. rr.nts Mr.and Mrs R.B.Payment, Bradenton; Mr. and F J SUno of New Jersey; and the bridegroom's brother. SP. 4 Derward F. McKinney, stationed In Germany. The bride W Places, - I When asked why she took In but Geri, eyes sparkling, said, 'It's more like a Itiree-quarter house, asltiyto launch these W 15th Street. George K Scudder, 57, Ba 561 Winter Park, Aids L Johns. 66. 900 Alogan Ave., Winter Park. Hi -Cannon . __ - -.i, i __9 Trudy - I T - n - - ,, -L~_ - - -- __J__ xu~.it JIM D. I ,A~pt-,_ - ~__ -7400 47 ~ '._~ 10~ ',CaS "."i Shortly thereafter, while on " Through my church, I learned of the need for someone vacation In England, she sufwho would take In young people fered two strokes, but prompt for a few days, or wee ks, until medical attention - and her they got themselves together. own determination to get well - soon saw Geri on the One young chap had been road cou ldn't to recovery. She still sleeping in his car recalls with relief the absence get along with his parents. He stayed till he and some other of medical bills after this latter boys got 8 place of their own," mishap: even foreigners in England, she discovered, are she explained. able to reap this benefit of Brooklyn, 19, Ba 16, Lake Mary. Cleveland Chisoim Jr., 23, RI 2 Ba 2, Suann Lamar, 18, 1500 _____ -- Ave., . friends a new lease on life, Jch L. Jlmenez, 23, 110 An August 16 wedding is planned at 7:30 p.m. in First Presbyterian Church, Sanford. - - . ' 4i6 i~'~- - NA from tranquil even though her home In Altamonte Springs is supposedly a retirement tolivel5or20yearslonger,and cottage. tobeabletoitea book at ree unwed mothers I have th Right now, for instance, a known,andhoweachsolyedher youngrockmusicIanIsr®rn problem. with her - 'and he and group often get toge ther and Talking of problems, Gerl's practi ce here. But that's fine had a share of her own. In 1963 with me -I really li ke th e she underwent heart surgery. sound. "I waspacked In Icewben , operated to lower the body hile o communica t ab e metabolism," she recalled. A wyoungpeop with e not the Geri 's point O& view, heart catheterization in 1970 confirmed the success of the but John A. Cox, 49, 3008 Winfield St., Orlando, 1111a M. Manfre, 45, Lakewood Dr. Perry L. Martin, 23, Rt. 3 Ba. 597, Deborah K. Edwards, 20, Ba 1237. Paul N. Stephen, 21, Clearwater, Frances K. BLstllne, 23, Ba 87 Longwood. fl ______ = An August wedding is planned - ________ £ Thom pson is a graduate of Cohasaet High School, Cohasse, Mass., and was graduated from Florida State University, sumrna cum laude, with a B.S. in meterolugy. lie 13 currently attending the University of Washingt on at Seattle, where he is engaged in further study In the atmospheric sciences. ,, r - l___% ~' _ exchanged Col., at the National Center for Atmospheric Research. Parker-Weber Dr. and Mrs Vnnn Pnpiiir ijit ct.... Cy _ 9e ., Avpanfn1;nnnHnth:L... -. uvu w graduated Mrs. John C. Johaxmesineyer bouquet. ' -iter Haven the Engagements Bernal-Thompson and she carried a cascading employed by Martin-Marietta bouquet of white roses, Corp. The bride Is a teacher at Both are graduates of Lyman guests bride's MA R 14 " ' She wore a f ingertip manulla The couple will live In caught on a small cap which was detailed with motifs of lace Maitland. The bridegroom Is StineofSanford. After a wedding trip to Daytona Beach, the couple will five In Longwood. The Wide Is employed by}cjy1 Co th Fern Park and the bridegroom is employed by Safeguard Inc., Catelberry, and Is also a student at F.T.U. sP sl'ior) has enjoyed a life so full and fast- paced, It leaves kone breqth just thinking short about it. Peppery and ood humored, Geri's life Is still far ____ to Ihl(on Head Island, S. C. Deleta I - I GoIn' befriended were unwed mothers. Geri supplied both a shouldertocryonaswellaa tkal, down-to-earth counseling and assistance Jerusha Liello (Gerl for C1r., Longwood. A Rocky B. Sneed, 24, 606 Ivanhoe Wy, Cauelberry, Elope P. Bobbins, 20, same. Philip D. Loveless, 30, 700 S. I" Magnolia No. 3, Deborah A. Thompson Rivers, 24, 2305 MCNEILIJ PARKER Seawick Fl., Jacksonville. Michael P. Rumble, 24, 61 N. Devon Ave., Winter Springs, Roxanne Rumble, fl, 402 Edwin St., Winter Springs. B. . matching long gowns of printed white organza over blue ultressa trimmed with inserts of white lace and blue satin ribbon. They carried yellow daisies and blue baby's breath arranged in white Bo-Peep wd1ngwsthadoulerthgcy perf ed by Rev. Leslie Holcombe of Longwood at 3pit June 21 The wedding took place in the garden patio at the Longwood home of Mr. and Mrs Derward McKinney, parents of the bridegroo m. The bride isth edaughterofWj11jamH0D, and Mrs Louise Holland, Longwood. For her wedding, the bride chose a formal length gown of white on white leno with long sl, .ves, trimmed in blue. She carried a cascade of blue and white ice mums and daisies. Mrs. Cathy Conner of Winter Haven was her cousin's matron of honor. She wore a blue and white leno formal length gown and carried a smaller version of the bride's By ELDA NICHOLS Louts M. Lloyd, 34, 107 La rkspur Dr., Altamonte Springs, Karen A. Sauer, , 140 Johannesmeyer attended the bride as Gower girls. They wore McKinney-Holland Holland and Joseph R McKinney & . She Has 'ThreeQuarp& House Herald Correspondent Howe, 310 IdylIwilde Dr., Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Johannasmeyer of Sanford and North Carolina. wicker baskets. Given In marriage by her Howard Barronwas best father, the bride wore a formal man. LL Dale Johanneameyer, length gown of white Qiana. brother of the bridegroom, The empire bodice featured a Robert G. Howe and J. Douglas high Jeweled neckline, detailed Howe, brothers of the bride with beading. The long tapered were ushers. sleeves with tiny cuffs were Following a reception at the beaded to correspond Withthe Matson et Jardin restaurant, neckline. An overskirt nowed the couple left on a wedding trip into a train, miniature pompons, stephanotls and English Ivy. Mrs. Thomas G. Wade, sister of the bride, vi., matron of honor. She wore a formal length A-line gown of blue polyester with a short Jacket featuring a , -J ." I it, __ w3r ' øp. Father - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Marriage Vows Say Johannesmeyer.Howe Springs. - .-_-.I - __ tamonte - . 70 Carat 87S Lds. Bridal Pair AntIQU,Y,O.2DI. )rnE.raid thion Ring Y.O. ---------------------------------.-".----------- --------------- ---=-----------=------- ., 70000 28000 425k 3400 - $S C . .. * H / I IV - •, -' $1A i_ __ __ A - 35o -- TREASURE RACK Sal' (JLAOO Antique StIling I-:!-i~z - -~* * -------------------------- All Sales Final - No. Exchanges maryl est - --- - - -------- --- - - - - Fwt. wl her s ----------- ----- - q -- - ------.- -- - .-. ~~ - �- ___________ - ---- - Sunday_July , . 175 4-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Bazaar Area Youth Run Will 'Dawn SDin * .)f - -: - , , _ (. ,_7. ~ ~ -__ -___ L-.- _. _. __~ - = By JEAN 4 PATIESON f• Women's Editor 'But ate if , Life whirls along at a dizzy from there and pretty pace for the Capko sisters, putting ona grand perfoi-mbaton twlrlers and teachers all ance. three of them - Patty Capko "We teach -' only baton I but Goodwine has a studio in In. also flag, hoop, knives, fire dianapolLi, lix], Jea' Capko baton and two-baton twirling,' Jacobs and Ca thy Capko run added Jean thelrP.JC.'sSthoolofBaton in Al thcxighherownson,Bobby, Wtnt& Springs. does have "walk on" Jean's 404 S. Edgemon Road some of the school's shows, he homedoublezasastudiooncea isnotatrirler andJeancloesn't week during the summer and er*.'ourage boys to join tw1r- weekly in the busier win- dR-cs. "It's not that boys can't ter mOnths Al though the two manage - there are some outsisters started teaching locally standing male twirlers - but I (Ely One year agO, theY already don't think they should be have 31 students aid ha ve forced into it because it's often start.ed cntering CoI11ptthOns. hard on a boy: he gets teaseti a July Fourth was a big day for lot by other boys about taking ; ~ . all the young twirlers, who stole part in ,girls' stuff,." th e show in Maltland's Her students begin at age 3, Independence Day Parade, and continue on up intO thCir Parents of the twirlers were late teens. Many of her older treated to the First Annual students are majorettes at Spring Twirling Pageant on Lyman, Oviedo or Lake Howell June 12 at the Sanford Garden HlghSchoolsandarestartlngto Club and were de lighted with win local competitions. the progress their daughtm Cathy Capko, 16, who will be were making, and with the Lyman's -featured -- twirler variety 01 twirling techniques year, already had more than 1. . - ;'.. f i... . :! . C. ______ . . - - __,• ; i• _ - 'V ' 7M H. fl 1. • 'rt -• .• to ___ '-. - - S ":' - . . .. . ' '.. 1. AN % . - '• % • - . _i 4 '' ' - .. -0 V ,, . : -. . , -. ', .,i. .r ' -. The look en Kim ______ -. -.'.... . . s floce kfis a 5Wy about masteft the tiedilskne of twbft MW Obviousl she' t en th usiast, but reason "It's nd J f posture anti said Jean checking off favorable noints "And it devel Lit fidence and the idea of fair ,,, P .131 •M V4I% ••• anA TIUI UJSI you they used. 'ALSO, we go out and perform trophies. "She wins so many "It's not something you I can't kc'ep track," smiled a lot, and this gives the students master overnight," warned Jean, whose five-year-old something to look forward to, a Jean with humor. "There's a lot daughter, Jennifer has 18 reason to practice." Her group of fumbling at first and it takes trophies already and Jean has has participated In a large about six months wi th -practice about 82. She ooened her first number ofplays plays and given before a baton twirler has baton school in Madison, Wisc. recitals for nursing homes and some toshwfor heref- whenahe wascmlyl6. other organizations. _____ _____ .iL -- - .. 4 P 11"- - - .... ,. . - ___________----- _____ t -; ;ii I . -i ' Ak - . t; ______________ . '•, -: ____________ :t _ y - W_ I -' - I ,*., -U kt6 . .. I ff- , . , _ . Allll. .- ftw~ .6 _.. A 4 :710 1 . __ .% . I - - . , The Center is opened between __ . __k I I I . .' . =- -. IV - . Lively Socialites - / ' • - " .... .. S r ._.• ' 'I "4 - . V -. 4' P . . ki V-. - k - :% ,, - '- -- - ' ".!' 1ik Il -. "'-- . - * f I T- . : 0 . I I 1*1 .1 1' '. 1IJ - iy --- V f- A. - `% !-~ . -' . r - ' . W~_ According to Nettle Johnson, A registered nurse in on duty pre!Ident of the Lively Incaseofmedlcalemergencies Socialites, Winter Springs Ojc,jum is geared to the Senior citizen group, June individual child's needs and 27 meeting, was both In- Includes music, songs, art, teresting and informative. craf ts, academics and physical The guest at the llighlands educa tion. Rest periods are meeting room was Mrs. Giuck- provided and a well-balanced man from the Neighborhood meal and two snacks are Law Office in Orlando. available for those children who informed the 14 members who stay all day. attended that a new Legal Aid p,j dtj are invited to drop Office has opened in Seminole by and view the facilities and County. see what the church is offering. Shespokeot the Importance Forredetailed trUon, of having a "Florida will," 1. t ' - iv ,. - t ' r 1.4 ;: ; Wanda Barrett whirls through routine with glittering hoop I 11CLait vr-gy w home, tot you absolutely refuse wedding band when he escorts tight hip-huggers. I don't know how to When I say I want to take to show more in public Um me, but don't something back because it is yOU consider good taste. And approach him about it. I wrong, want my frienris and family to stick to your pus. He b too revealing, he has Lhb* that I am dating a We had a big light about his wrOU& wmug! married man or that I am wanting metogobra4eu.IJust DEAR ABBY: I am dating a secretly married to 44 don't like that look, hut be says y fl I V1UW iniyLig wu a HE likes it and I should dress to inc to dlr.ner and the movies, large, Lnoxpeftshe ring St*U* hiIfl ut none J ' £L. b .1. • I I U UIIJ a nd iOt WULI case I try to tell him tiit it gives have met him. ' jet t he can't . other guys the impression going to be a big e, am on says A set them straight they will wedding in my family, wi PARENT WITHOUT PART' want him to escort me. His wife NER leave but died three tears ago, and he DEAR PARENT: Don't ask I bat' to displease fight about hasn'tdatedmuch,soheisstlll him to remove hit wedding it's etting so we weanrtg his wedding band. He baud. And don't ask him to this more azxlmore. ra is ing three teenagers, "hide" it. When conversing Am I wrong? Or is he' And which lsprobablywhyhe hasn't with family and friends, you bow do i BE ME taken his wedding band off yet. can subtly let them know that WANTS TO I'd like him to remove his he is widower. DEAR WANTS: He's wrong. And you can handle It by telling himthatouwffldrrsstoPkaSe Worric1? him In the privacy of your Afraid? Family Problems? Marriage Troubles? Alcohol or Drug Worries? Airnounthtg The Op.nng of the FASHIONS CL SALE .JDRE5SE5 7) ft TOPS / IbY 1 REO. PaICE ctC1tANDO 040 3 QM?( *4 Mt Ch.cv CHRISTIAN MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC At Palmrtto Avenue Bapt ist Church 2626 Palmetto Avenue, Sanford Let us help yo with 'our problems. lndit'dual counseling. No Fee. (Offering basis only). Ca ll 3231513 anytime for an appointment or for comp$etQ information. - 4 !1 . : f ,' / i, / /j/, ' ~ r '. IF i " 5, A//, /1' 1 X , 0 , I , A , 61 , .. I X IX~ / ''. a 'V 'i/ i /',/t, ; ' ; l p "2/ 't . ~ I ; - --.Ll-i~ . I 1, - - , . " a .4 "_ ~Aij , ._,.. _. J, .- r:- .1. t## I' i ~If - - f - --' . w ~::'_ I - 1! ~11 , -. i% - - ,,;-~ . - , ~ . _& - ~ i, I ~ - ~& - _', d06 " -1 S .~ - - Altamonte Springs- Longwood SHIRLEY MILLET 8349212 Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 574 3;67 Deltona -I L.. S - ; - I,. ..z' E3 r_ ' .. t.c 'u .M 0 ' l 0. C a 4 ustom TA ' E. L. CC! " U Ii r2 v 0: , V n 00 or 6i 2 •c•_.• - L-z L. . - X " .2 i-', " 3 ~! I 2 • E i -1 M ,- ,, 4_ f 34% ° w a z 0 Z _.:-:, . FA SAVE ..r •"l .1. CA C , E is ;0 CO 8 z.2l A A t ;. ~w 1 S., *9 • 'tco a- ;.; E2 .9 g J's - to to a..- a V . to r_ i CL .0 E " '2 tn .0 .'C&S 5,' 5/ o . . •.: 'v ! .i F4 J $ _N pop, -I I iI ____ . - '%I - - 11 4 (J#.4 -- U Gelotofessionalresults cos farleSS than ____ SAVE -. , ( j £....I.,-,r.•-.r• -- i'I 9J2 1JL'Y lO96j1OI2 i ', " 12144 2O1i 27.531 3441 Shopathome I I RENT THE PRO I I IT1090. i I PHIL IPS CUSTOM DRAPE RII' A, CLEA14ERI S(4 TUES.O i@VA3 322.3315 *€=\ 11w _JP k/Your Aero Decorators l be Jane and Wally Philips PhPc 9 PO I1 .1. 1( , - i, W ri C '0 I pt 4 .1 P. g- g 3 ri to d V20- 1 ! ' C. 6. - ci - S.. - - a -J - r WV to H Ii~ 'r 0 L C 'a A b .9 2 - g- ;,, ., Z M.?=. C 1L1 - ' -; __ , -'- - J.1 lot . - - S o _~ i .. . Nic- I as ! '' ' : 9 a) ~; 8 i - .2 C - '. -'-.,-, t 3 Cox f 4 20 ~3 L4 M L. If fl1: = V ;0% t. E ' 3IHi I 1•1 2 .9 A 4 = IV i J,V J EL!t " '~ ~ ~.4 S., ;.d 10 . A'. t~ 1t if I S . 6'ij 319 WEST 131h Sanford, Fl 4. .r - -- , ing * H;: •-1!t_ g - " 9' 6 Z -~ 'E 2'v-1 ij: i? M . - •- U. 1: .. W t-;.'2 - 2c0 gi Cc -; ~ - c', êi - . ! l: a 8 0 M tc - i a ,I a .- ,!W ".5, 11 .= -,g -6 8 ,a j.8 S V A 9 A S 15 - :3 is 44 i 11 J ' " _ c - - 5 'E , . t: H 1 4Z V 0 - 3 -P *' It ~ .3 15 1 g'5 ?~ 3 C3 i. t& a. .... C Clean,rs a Fur Storage ollect mws 7 de tr - L. .in -E r.a il ..1 ~ ,. . Z r ,il .r p -a ' Z C.E . Q.f - ~ Custom Draper ffusia AreaJ r. ~ - ~Ax ~ V " - :1, ~ or . 1yt qpr I Here's $200 off the rc-ntai Ii pricr Fc' rirarri 1rvtkIncr t I chcr rcnlal kI:ir-i I a.-, E o, Ili; P. E # 2'I L& , . 3 ~ ht - ' - 1. gc 1 - ,I 5 "a b i L. UE At ) Is A R A 0, di "W-"#"*-W1W, 0... ~ V S 41.291 LEPE 4O.O73.4j66.79 tO.15 Weekend Riles 11 • 'n Z -; ! - •:• - Z C -,-- CALL 322.3315 ! % II NO ADDED COSTS-NOTHING EXTRA TO BUYI H.. H 1•. eame<lt REPflALCARPET CLEANER Dilly & .. I INCLUDES FABRIC, TAILORING, MEASURED AND INSTALLED ON YOUR iwo sT Hourly Din I . I` ~_E 5 ILI 8 ' c ~'; > ~ F 40 M in A.c °' ' , .. Ai .. I - - : >0 J • . llIIrL '1' I - I I i 'O I . I . I .I . 1 I 1~ J . % ~ i -V MARGE WILLIAMS 8349212 ___ It - TAF- 1 1 F % JUDY RENEE k,: ~ .-:: Ui(011k it IT Cascelberry Winter Springs -, 7n k , 333-9212 A - INFORMATION: -\ -. ,-l1 -- 117 SHIRLEY COOPER ' '.r SELECT FROM 41FASHION COLORS! WIDE VARIETY OF 322-1812 Sanford I t Eeazl llyouatenewinwn . . " .. on Empress Sum . . - Mwlwh.ft r'DrTI5J1'c A GRE ETINGS,A&Ifl flu1L'r - ~ z. 0 1. IT HELPFUL CIVIC - ,~, - you'll like ill Try :-: DRAPERIES I - X .%% On Hwy 17-92 at 27th F ior Police met July I at their new HOSPITALITY, WARM - " f, VII - ,; If - V 6 E 4007 WIL . ' 'carlllnn • J ".:: . ocalild &I.... .. Junior Police - -=- , , ,% , I ~ I. .! 1V "'. X , - e group until the fail. - ~ J I I ~. / . 1~~ I I 'r//Z . I I // I I , 11 , here This was the last meeting of DEARAU1JI:lama lb-year. to meet Mite, but you old girl and would like your don't accept g111s from advice on a problem I am strangers (even shy oneE. ______________________ confused about. -Is it right for a girl my age to acc'ptapr(.scntfromaboy she has ne ver met? Mike Is 21, and .' ilat, a good friend of my cousin's. She said Mike saw a picture of 0 LiM&I A. JrIXU ... uvrl ,, uat flI.A MC, a" t.. Ji..... ,"AN so he bought a present for me. 1111i~ is is that he is very -W ,ii474-0 11 problem ,14Alwk-'& .'-'tNf.&,Shy. . .. Should I accept it or not', 0, k CONFUSED DEAR CONFUSED: No. Tell L4J-'Ti--' / your cousin that you would be fip4j4 b - ;4iui,'; " f 11 - - stating that wills made in other states may not be acceptable Her Wardrobe Reveals More Than Skin DEAR ABBY: am 23-yearold wife and tether of two. I am a good-looking girl with a nice figure. My problem is my husband. He wants me to wear sexy clothes to show off what I've got. He buys most of my clothes, which are all midriffs, tight, clingy sweaters, low-cut f - ' JeimllerJacoba (kit) and Mclodlllanron step through th&paces wftht*toi In haw Center specializes in the care of children, and tries to create a home-like atmosphere ;.#. .-40% 0 . 4ti- , ! , - * t " -t citizens of this city. Special guest stars will be Kirby Grant, known to TV fans as "Sky King," and also "Jack the Clown" from Jack-In-the-Box. Com mitted thi s I4sWLt[ u41Y ItIV t..UU )cUUI 1IIIU Girl Scout Troops from the city, Forest City Cub Scout and meeting place, theSevent-d.a) contact Loren }'ardulis, thechUrCh. Weeblos Post 607 who will sell Adventist Church of Moss programdlrectorat ai u auto travel kits, the Winter Road. t 'JOO'f The major topic of discussion Springs Junior Police with their Good neighbor of the week Li country store and Winter' wasthegroups' participatFntn Amos Klager of Hacienda Springs Community Youth the city's all day bazaar. Louis Hurtado of Albert Village, who seems to be the Group who will have clothes, mceaneous art and crafts Street was chosen by the group unofficial handy man of the to appear on Channel 35 along Village! He helps out all those. and plaues for sale The Winter Springs Bicen with Bazaar coordinator Carl people who for one reason or tennial Committee will have a Mitchell, to talk about the event another can not receive booth displaying artifauLs from and in particular, the Junior assistance from the regular maintenance department. the wfli's past, present and Police projects. The theme will be a "Country future. Most interesting is the fact L b The Jaycees of Winter Store." For sale will be used that Klager Li not re tired and Springs will have seven tables boo ks, plants, home made key maintains a full-time job. set up, and the Winter Springs chains, pompons, a 10 cent grab Despite this fact, he Is always Volunteer Fire Dept. will sell bag, and an old fashioned Kool- willing and able to fix a doot, Bice ntennial auto tags and ha ve Aid stand manned by several of fe nce, and other problems that occur In a mobile home. adIsplyandInformatlo*ibooth the girls in the group. Familiar around the Vill age A special meeting has been on the new emergency LIIiUiI&$IIIS UL fl1U3C iiags. VFW Post 5405 and Auxiliary preparations for the event. The next official meeting of will have exclusive rights to the the Junior Police will be h2ld on food concession and promise a 22, at 7:30 p.m. at the July delightful assortment of goodies to satisfy hungry ap. Adventist Church. petities. 1II L... __...... I"liIIpI (IVI' .1IPJ %W irre wm ue uernun3uuun. from Herdon Ambulance, the Oviedo Women's Club has Initacontinuing practice FAIRWAY ised on with me serving the community of .. sne S0 LAUNDROMAT ~goo the WSgeAd'nti is now offering a ..: Dry Cleaning al livillef ,% Moon Walk, Fish and Fountain Chur 1. pr ic e s a nd complete Child Care Center, for 1. --': - r telephone number. 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TUIVI FOq THE 5UMMER ,'rRIED TO MUFFLE ME WITH TAIS QL1ILT I" TIE AN P NO W, IF YOU'LL EXCUSE ME I mUj ENTER TH15 ENCOUNTER CALL IN6' ME TRIFLING LIP I 11A Z 0 11A 0 l 1334 HA D IN YEP%R APP IT TO style to add to wardrobe. No.34r with Photo-Guide Is In Sizes H1.5 CRIME • 35 - I. d 1353 You'll find it IiI to sew wear, No. 135?YWIth rtioto-GuId, is in Sizes I , - I - - frL - - .-- 1 - qs / bjP1E.A,lt 76 yard an energy saver, I use a shoot blanket instead 01 a toP sheet under my electric that I — NANCY. can make their needle-type holders Mr Turtle's back Is worked III IM conspiclous by spraying them several Crewel stitches for an at. No 11115COGS TUNA have the electric blanket in very low, or often not at an. — BP.A. 'hot-Iron transfer; stitch illustrations. ------ , full (llrectlor,3. - ii'&A - DEARPOLLY —TohOldupmy tall, wood houseplants I push an expendab o curtain rod Into the soil right by the plant and pull out the - 7b - - "IS 11I —fb 19i Pat R?2 US 'AiT HA%P Oq MOTH5 ANYWI TO MARTHA,,f land 75c each plus tSc for postage and IiLIdflflg with nims, e0deoss. pattern number and size to PATTERNS 11t, it"s _______________ ____________________________ ORDERriewspepor). - Mr. Turtle DEAR POLL? —Flower arrangers RFTI U - I, I © .--,-- to6years. Size 2:l 4j.inch. As DEAR POLLY Her Favorite h. -.-. Nt eçjgdndhavea beautifully rounded onel .241 Popular TtSda isaiar TkE FIERCE5T, ,. 101 00OPE3YE grease stains from the concrete floor of a garage or driveway, first spread cat litter carcfully over it, leave for a few hours and then rub away with sandpaper or a brick. jz_; 2270 - DEAUPOLLY — Toromovooilor II F tI dng on ii ty than v; *ganization ~jU Wanting to have nice. round. tried eggs, a friend and I discovered that removing the top and bottom from a 6-ounco tuns can made n perfect egg ring and cost nothing. Place such a ring in the frying pan. melt butter, add the r YEAH, DON'T TELL HIM! HERE! put In a plastic squeeze bottle after it has been thoroughly cleaned in soda water and rinsed. At least a duzen of our cainpar friends have adopled this idea. — MRS. W.M. jo,% FORGOT IT WI OUT! WOULD YOU BLANKET FOG. ' I MY MIND' AMS ME SLUNK AwAY IN m INCIPENT * pt,jrr I HAVEN'T TRE HE -rO TELL THE MASTER SLEUTH 1: 5TRUNG A~ LINE TO AIR #,N OLD OUILI AND IN MY DI.&.RY ERE 5UCH - _____ ____ per* 81.99 ftr *very idea u"d. postage andl lTflflDflfl.Zn$ocpiu,t$c1 'U usw. to, lh.adUng with name addrou ptf.,ni mumbo, aid iii, to PATFRH$ ' I this nowspapor Box 4)18. wilat000ton rod as the plant grows taller. County Ime useiiaWlng 3-A. - -.; - S -. - -. I . - - - •: •-. -=--S - - -----------. - - • S r- - ?2'1'. --- --- .. ,,i - T:--- -, ---.F- - - - -: '. -- S • .... - : -. - ' - . -. . '.V -- • - -z:.. -p- -_---. - •—:---;''. .-- • -- .! S. - - - I r - . - - - • - - I. - I77, • • - S - -_ - - - - - .- . ' • - • I - - -- -. ____ - ' '. I Continued wits C0111pletell alid City hall source, thecity fathers changed whatever depth lie wished •-.. - - I - '-';t-. ,-,' .: - - - , . - - 7' S - J . & a, -- - - .• • ---_ S. . - • • • -- 5 . - ,__l_ 4 -= - • ' . a - . • ••4••• - . -: -. u, - IwAs. police officers to enforce spevil On Page Ill-A) -- : T7:-- .1 - _ We are senior citizen campers. with a make-iteasier cooking Pointer: Oil used for PIN ---- V - Thrt F4UNPEP 151ARMZNr AW USE COURA6E, MY LOVE! JL115T A HA%ZARP OF TAE PETECTIVE an,,. WiVes - — When washing DEAR POLLY knits In cold water and instructions say not to wring. I've found that if the garment 'a laid between two towels and a rolling pin Is u5ed. it will squeeze out a I&rge amount of CHERYL. the water. Two to Make ! iIque sides The substance beinq poured will flow right Into the bottle without J.T. overflowing --An Ohio Reader. SQUEEZE r DID z it is being poured thrpatens to the rounded ___ - r 818 tmgg C- 5 TO — folds out when the machine Is being :çk :-- a DEAR POLLY I sew frequently. DEAR POLL? When pouring Irs both time-and energy-saving to thick substance such as hand lotion put the ironing bodrd under the top or whatever from one plastic bottle of the sewing machine table that toanotherandthobottleintowhich ' ___ I. L-ic ? - -- - •-.----.--- - ll - f S • • - . . - 4-u - ,• • • - • -. - - -- ,1 a l. .__ ••_ - by Tom - ;-::. e - illerald Photo -- - , I .. •• - • .., . - , 1 - - �- . - * -- a-.-... _....* -,- - -- - - r - * - _ - __ - - • . - - ---_ - - - • - - - - - - -. i. . ..-,--. . . _.•, g z I- TT. 1 L - I ________ F • < M wrice k(je Qtoi _ *Ask - 0 0 - - 1-•. _______ 0 et' OL 00 CIO .. -- Cris* 13 ITS SUPPOSED GOOD FOR THE FIGURE, TOO, WHAT MTH ALL THE MEN CHASING YOU!" '0 H, I KNOW 10-'ROUND FIGHT, BUT DOES HE on TO BE A KNOW IT? çuJ vlu ut 9 t%at ' car6' ab0 and 23. ''° 40 too date delpefl' date rth 0 (0)Ic , Ice *, -d anlo" '1.0 .11he 9111 0'0it 11%,offer r eal 1*f M- ( 7 %56- -_-\-q It ; S. Pat. Ott, V- 16— III M-A tr)l/ weel< in Rift TAI Reg. U --- - - ' - -0(!U cel ______ do - 4/ r -- ____ - - f _ _____________________________________________ WIIJ 1_J —•••,__ _____ -__ _ _• 197 3_ NEA - - iII9 flii1 - - _____ - _____ - Or - / ____ ____ AWAR t0,0. ~Vtle CHAkT 4OWc5OO To gESOTH SENS(TFVEAA/D ff Up & - I I _____ '/14fNTA/V/NG YOLI,? ILENTIrY YOUR CHARTALSO — To HIDE THE REAL YOU t%/R '4TS ___________ . ____ I I - 0 -_ BLUE CROSS WON'T PAYTHEBILL!' WAS 'CHAMPAGNE FOR EVERYBODY'!" - I I_ ... GOT WE _ AUNT HARRIET!" - NOTE: Send letters to Bernice Bode Osol, clo this newspaper, P.O. Box 162, North Olmsted, Ohio 44070. Bernice cannot answer all the letters, only the ones of gengral interest. -4 %I ;. Student'gCorner by.Tom K. Ryan it JUPGE HORATIO CORMOPGEON FRUMP, PE-W IT ONLY F 1"HE FMeRSI -rHSOW OFPE~N FITTING ITIAT I STRIK .- AIL, OF JIJLY6 -/2 9EG/AIS,BEHI//D USINESS COA/P/770NS WILL N I YOUR BIRTHDAY...this _ -- _ Jul Week and this Mont.hJ CLO TV C 770N FOR Do &JI-1ag AtS() rFAIP.5 TO WORRY, 01JE 7 '-if - -....S 1 ACHIEVEP CRUIA1 CAWC-RS 3ECOMF WILL ING TO OPENLY EMOTIONALLY FORGES EVEN THE SMALLEST SENT/MENTAL OCCASION. P/SC(JSS' T/IE/RAh1S . NATtATS. VRPY UPSECT WfM SIOFRATE OF LACH 0T11&E"SFEELWGS. / _ .._A 4:— • _ - &IMM&IMM\_ ( ON Th ____-: OTHER HANR..) --1 lip JAI __ ____ - day, Monday. Be on your best behavior socially Tuesday, Wednesday. Unexpected opportunities are yours careerwise on Thursday and Friday. CA A 14FRIPI= /444&1NATION - PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) Favorable conditions for family interests Sun- f ASPECTEPMAIPICATES ____ ___ J! Chursda added. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Social contacts are very helpful Sunday, Monday. Treat co-wo!kers v~th extra consideration Tuesday. Wednesday. Agreements made toward close of the week will be beneficial to you. I* Sq= 0 14FA R SOME OPW ISrIC AIFM FMAt 9A&YZ#&7DV k,709A IRP MEW FN9"DYt1XK W11L 14AVE 141P EYE outros. WFAI MARS "10 Nk'PrZINE A RE 00 for, . ask illed -ol and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 n. 19) Career opportunities a the week begins. 5EE'RA77C. THEMAR'KET'S H i¼ ___ died onaru -d hito a Be careful -with all!anres Tuesday, Wednesday. Oppylunitiam for g3in l aw rr REi~EEASF~- f1 IM 0 fl-/E WEEK Ile, was wentout SAGITTARIUS (tiov. 23-Dec. 21) Advantages through a partnership arrangement Monday. Do something about overdue obligations Tuesday, Wednesday. Best days: Thursday, Ffiday. Aims vague Saturday. THE SIGAISCI- Qf'fIN/, 4R/Ec 41V49 LI5gA. THE VS/-/O/JLD WORTH THE RISK IF WE FEEL /TS/b12,fG/-1T. IA! YOUR -- I DONT CARE IF HE IS) A MEMBER OF THE FAMILY. YOU JUST ORDERED IN YOUR IMPECCABLE FRENCH PRt2aASLY As SCORPIO(0cl. 24-Nov. 22) Business arrangements are profitable early in the cek Your Ideas are out of step Tuesday, Wednesday. Very rewarding h through others Thursday, Friday. You tend to be a woirier Saturday. _______________ "WHAT ir LIBRA(Sept. ?.-Oct 23) Sunday, Monday — sell other: on your ideas. Goals are. difficult to reacn Tuesday, Wednesday. Hopes are advanced through friends Thursday, Friday. Take care who you trust Saturday. rp,, ,fl TIlE SCEA/ES -' z ARIES 'March 21-April 19) A major plan gets a good start as the week begins. Be sensible about hcusehold changes midweek. You're lucky In an unexpected vay Thursday. Watch business dealings Saturday. TAURUS (April 20 May 20) Britt financial prospects Sun'iay, Monday. Problems through poor planning Tuesday, Wednesday. Family interests are favored Thursday,Fnda', You're easily deceived Saturday. GEMINI (May2l-.kine 20)Seif.interestsaceadvancedastheweekbegiflS. Tuesday, Wednesday will be tricky days financially. Be careful. Watch your temper Thursday. Good news Friday. Humor your mate Saturday. CANCER (June 211-July 22) You're *secretly lucky Monday, too uncertain of your course of action Tuesday, Wednesday. Good opportunities for material accumulation Thursdby, Friday. You quit too easily Saturday. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Benefits through friends, contacts Sunday, Monday. Neql,:cted responsibilities catch up witti you Tuesday. Wednesday. Lucky vIrith large. imaginative plans Thursday, Friday. Don't gamble Saturday. VIRGO (Aug. 21-Sept. 22) Sunday, Monday. beat clays los' reaching major r' Bar friends from business affairs Tuesday. Wednesday. Votive lrc.11ed gcnercusly Thursday, Friday. You diiappoint the family Saturday. . I -k 31 -- i ~7 -011111aft.- ns %(00 6V6F F, - - on, Cable's nominduoin 1 9- majorityo members ;clthonly a Party Vials /Z with Cable election to 1 with the OUT (TT PO YW EVER F:EEL YOU BY, FREL7 ? WAY ILL SAY! I ONLY CCXJRAGE TO C70 tNE7 A 7VENTUROU5' V/ ,,,,j BRUCE LIKE FOR Ed Sullivan iiy _ 17A1'A JJY' F-1A\/ YSLJ FVR TOJ&j-1T OFLIItJ'&A RRMJ1CO,WAL)tJITr"2 Tt4A1 4 Y' I J: L4 KF TO 'F gOLJ(J(7 \ PFC) ( Vf4Y'('JOT' (J OT FOR I e has been able hat Lit4 he -rwip HE CHUCKE12 H15 JOS A I NSTANC E! H05E COMPANY ANP ,C SCH(X)L N HONOLULU - SEILLING TALL MEN'S / iirives and IN NORWAY! said • ,— 'c • ly et.an in anizaU Ad NO / J I-4AR1',OUTA [l'ACFL0-O'(VA 1105 A C4-LJS'frJ MIAMI V4FR 7}4 AVRA&FA&IO. A L TOF6O-'F4R-Ot, 7 LJY', " ii AN72O-Y'AR-OL'IRL-&,J DN ThE 8EMJJL'A TRIANGLE' FOR A7VENTURE ARE OVER ANP RAN' ,' — - LI - ' Eli 31111 L • 0 __ __ ____ ' - - -t- _ .- _-3 I .-- __ __ - __ unty Cow — 44gua ll as enabling Ins a sumThe See Jel'alfs and tides on page ofNloss Roadand F'irst Street, According to one city hall ra6doim In the paving to was completed and city hall .uree, w ttic city fathers changed whatcver depth he wished 3-A. - ___ — . It L __ ( Continued On Page 9-A I police officers to ~nforcr sp"fl laws. 1k liferald Photo Vincent) by Tom —- �I •- ------ -- • - - • - r- - - • - ----- :-u_ - - CAbIFUS CLATTER by Larry Lewis DOONESBURY r NO $WgAT, W'L.L. WI TUIS MOCK TR IAL EASIL by Garry Trudeau --r4 a'nof XAR 6OV YOU VT KNCWAI6, 6W Z'frfCIV or- T/tfr1ANYRtADYRS 1€/HO 1150 V /.'43 tI'6RY '.4?O YOU "VIC m IN RCU/N '6•'' - 51/R HOW TO HAN8V /T,5fR---IT /1 RAT/1/R (/NLLiU iirieg %, I N I c . I &4"tt . V "tV OWTkIa/ htX-V MI1 , W All H/5 YtX/ ERf€/L V Pt'5R/P71ON OF 5TNO1-F/LL51? /IO1T-i. C4TA1qP11C PRU& XPzRJ&MS, ,NO 5/CXENL'Vé ACT5 OF TOTAL 1N5,4N/fl" - 7 th: I V L nvWe, was !ar went out : A~ -. obee, died car on a ru nged into a - , THE EFEN4N7 HASNT GOT A LG \ TO STAND ON I1 - i l\ P1t.45, UI%a5 oix-; cc4f5 /fh! /10frI/RJN ) J iuuco;'p. I 77 .117 COMPLQ5LY 5/,4t 1- I ( FOR6OTTEIV /IYJJ SEND /1/fri NI/c/I MY .c4Ns A (iiO55 5/k? '. EPNPaV,I! " \ 0/I... fr1,Z4RT/114Q.. MXII £flSH 60 O& A-fTN 1 I, was killed - control and t"irh e Thursday -, P U. - '-ow- -- -- -. 'rs added. Ito M 711 ç :7 CAPTAIN EASY 7 . -1.-. - • - .. J1 -.h --- I . ti 8-- t ..—s - r - . -_- / — 7 Jzt .:. I.•• - J. - ... 1 by Crooks & Law rence ALLEY 003P 1 . I -••- - - 1 I FEEL LIKE 50ME MY THICAL HERO Y'SET4' BEAUTY OF TS lBOTEb IS THAT Y'PON'T V'DON'T HAFTA USE A POLE 1?! r'MAKE IT Go! • - - • by Dave Gwaxie NOPE! T-4' WIND MOVES IT! ..OU (30 UP TO TH' FRONT AN' UNFURL 1H' MAT WHILr= I FIX UP THIS ------ ? ,_-' THE wORL.pOpJ HI-: SHOULPER L!P's U1I TER1NG PADDLE AN' I'LL I OH ALL SHOW YOU ! R i6wrif, IY1 IMAI VIM= Ar WE'RE ALL SET-71 -. - - - I ç - 4 0 - - I ob INW-40 --___fit -- - - — - — --'..- Mona VENU9 RIIJ FROM THE PEEPS - - ) • II PLLW6IN FOR / 11 _ 1 ' E - -- -, - J ----- • U I -- WHICH WAY'S TH ) T)-IERV AIN'T 1 WIND COMING J ANY 'A'JD! FROM7 -- - jj ç , cp— U .- /7,' I 17(J j TH COUP.JT1 / : e \ ),,.AWWEVE DFTED I fl4EN I GUESS WE'LL Y\ NOW TA IT EA 100 FAR FROM JUST NAFTA SIT HE WNATflGUZ.' ELA%INE SHORE T'GET BACK! UNTIL A BREW A NICE CALM S COMES UP.' IS ONE OF HE . _ • _ OWNING A CRAFT LI KS "IN bers. ctlon, Cable's innoinlnatlon Gaul .amajority of members m with only a tes. tic Party Ulf IL kV N, -.) 0,J Null. 111C - . - — I r- TV tahassee said ef with Cable he election to 1.91 - Ion with the I - JOHNNY_WONDER --__- -- -- - -- byDick - a 1P1R1G#"tC7w'XjZaA1S ogers - - II AJ YOUR SON HAS - _ OF N I'er FUN AND RMES V1 1 11 LET ME HEAR *ice has been irsday. Cable t111 In the hat S post. the group clique of wives and HE'LL. W THAT CALL OUR M SHARE POP? MANAGER PPINE MOM BOYS SHOES TO 'You, 60 by Al Vermeer _ Y SOUL GRI W P-2- -:--- 1 HIVE BLESS 2 :S I ms "There's a he said. iys there's no going on In 'arty than in organization SEND -61A~II. 171-US 25 CENTrSAW— It ITS -A wlrrll~ — I 1~ I ;12 15 %, f - 21111 le ,^ -r', I I 0 1 0 191 6 t_ Lid CIO lip 4 ' MIME '''—'—' -'u- ___- ___ —, ___________________ CONGPATULATION .WHEN ONE'S THEY LOOK ALIKE 95 SM-1 GPOWS TO MG I WHAT'S THE - - ¶ COLOR 1ple 905r:: t FLOWERS !Ik7 C31 0 FI.CwE 1'S rr 7' • J SIZE TO '4 h ' -i ___ no 9 ft Z_ .0001 54 wig VIES: but vftws du G i l 4-M 'TWO AIR AROUNP 1`01 110 Wilk. PUZZ1181oks r4 91-AkNKE'r WON' -MOLI~'rwr- Swain WH 1 ~V5~ by A lfz, 411w, - • .--'"4'.. . - C) Is; t (C/O this newspaper) - <ELPN __________ • too - '" - " . -, 7 a In, -. - Santa Cruz, Calif. 950gi KY Q"III"r le County law ted mot01 oper Tommy • - - • - - . - - - 11 — • , •• ., S dthth and tides on page 3-A. R id i irst Street, According to wit it', hail random in the pa's ing to was csm pIee!st We i city hail source, the city fatheis chli%!ed whatever depth he wished of (Cmtinued On Page S-Al thus enabling riting * sum#;111" 62 641k WA11,40 O.-viees used by poller officers totnfnrc; speed laws dieraid Photo by Torn Vincent ___ �. .. . -• - .., W - -. • • - - - - -, ----- J - . - .. -- - - -- -- - - 3E:t - -. - . . • . •- . .. • - •_-• _ l)=.==::4:> _ _____ 'V_ _ 4J- - m;_ I --: ,-. _.,. I - -'_~ --:_~(11 . ____ ______ jF-:1. ____ . . ' .. - . . _ - . • . -.- - - IF -THEREIS ANY'THINa -1 HATRITS A SWW 00* _i' ) , - r L I •\ k I. -;~!~~ ,!-/ V-~ X4 I'd' - . ____-`7______ ; ,i a J , T ,L\ - . - • - . - . ----- - wu __ u1;j 1) __ __ __ __ / __ -- =11111- - __ ___ - , third. 1h drier and to youthful passengers In Frank Nixon. 43, of Fort Lauderdale, a ___ -- ?r •.- t--...- _ _____ 1 by the first car were killed. Tlw idenfif of the driver was temporarily withheld. Troopers said the passengers were Bryon David Hock, 16, of West Palm Beach and Harold 13w-I Cloud , 14, of Palm Beach. A Friday accident in Brevard County had claimed two victims by late Sunday, troopers said. They said truck driver .Marvin McGehe, 21, of Vest Palm Beath, as killcd hen smashed by inoncondngcarasheworkedunderthehoodof his vehicle, parked in an emergency lane passenger in the car, died Sunday of Injuries suffered in the accident, the troopers said. Troopers gave these details of other accidents: —Maron Law Berry, 71, was killed Sunday when her car struck a railroad signal and flipped into a train in her hometown of Orlando. -Phillip Laishley, 50, mayor of Punta G(xda, was klUed late Saturday when his car hit a bridge abutment on U.S. 41 in Sarasota County. —Kelly Ann Robart, 9, died when struck by a Saturday when hit as he walked along State Road 595 near Brooksville. -Barbara Cooper,36,of Harbor Oaks died in a two-car crash Saturday on State Road 93 In rural Columbia County. -Gary Arthur Anderson, 20, of St. Cloud, Minn., was killed when his car hit a power pole Saturday at an intersection in Okaloosa County. -John Debolt, 64, of North Largo, died Saturday when the car in which he was a passen ger failed to yield the right of way and was struck b another vehicle in Pinellas Park carSaturdayasshetriedtocrossastzeetnear her Deira) Beach home g W - - ____ --- Construction Work To Begin July 14 • __ - -_ - . - -_ L3ONES LEFT T'F'I`K WITH US WHEN YA GE ANY PROGRESS WHEN I RETURN! 1.5 L :4 C 0 ~n 01 - `14111i".%: iI r . 9:4 ai Qu 2.11 " R ~' - oi,o ' If!L ~ I ~ Z W fF. . ba I 1, , v J t ~ RJGHT ON, PERFESSO1 Y(IKi&R,1' 4 Rr ~ I 4 ( P . a 1;11 - .1 i,) ~J fcv --% 2 * a __ = 0 %C I 4 R : I -.-) H00RCO _1" - / Af 0 - r, 1~ ) ~\ ~ ~ \\ \\\t \ - - j V : - IT t - if __ It . - . __ - - Bofi~ L.L .L_ Ir ot __ -,," -~ . ,. 11 V V ' . '_ 4 Li I 9 %. - __ r" - I % I -- __ - . __- __ , - - - ____ _~A_ --4A_U_ ___ -akv-- __ --- - - '1 __ t _. , 11 %, V -_~ . I 0 0 WH E n I / - TWE PHONE COMPANY : . ___ I f- . - '* --7 4 . : '' - - = ___ __ ___ _j i -a ~! ij E /1' (.\a)L) r -' . 1I1 / (' ' / r in R ~ -" I k 3I . _ . /. /I- I % // -.-----.-- I Li- -0* I __ I .,* I -, - ` M .- - __ I—- _____- . k m _ L,C&* DISTAf%r-E CAU 10 TW-M... '10007 . I ~ 9 t. 11 I A !.. I . ;0 ~ . . M I lik t- I . . KICKING f .1 -_ — ::~__ Culendar : .il _—, , 4 --- __ - . I -- Z - 4 ' - _____ __ __ ____ 2- - .•_J , -- _i Z L ,, , : . : - -L ._ _] . - -A I ." ___ ___- 1__-!! -=-- - - - - - j - . . - . .- . 00% I__- - - - ...r-f , . - - 111111emo - - - L__J 1 1.4 , , . IV P, r " r& 0* -1 -%a- wow IV -1 tA ." I% to .0 . ow •• ____________________________________________ • - • :..- $ • ,. , • -i•• - • ______________________________________________________ ,, - . 4- II - - I - Ii ui ,_''I •- -'- - _* - L 4- 4, - - . I .I T - I. , __ - Freeman Ref ute s S*inclair Claims _i_ZMLZ_ L Ar - oop$ - - -_ - _ I given party members During that election, Ciibk a name was placed in nomination froin the floocanda majority of - - ' Jt -,. - .' organization and criticize it A .I lie was referring to a Herald - , k '; ,' '' 1-1 - .1, .i. A7 _ -' I Ai .1 Democratic Party spokesman ln Tallahassee said . Cramer has no beef with Cable but just wanted the election to be "fair and legal." A second election with the required 10-day notice has been Freeman said any criticlmi ' of him may stem from the fad that he lives in the south part of A % —_A .,.4ff. ' A Sinclair is quoted as )ing. "Everything I tried to do (as party chairman) was blocked i.,E_ I by the leader of the 'group.' . -7, -- present elected him with only a OV storyl&tWednesdayinwh1ch - I.-,,,- -_g " dr-0 - • grapes," Freeman said in response to Sinclair's charges - * In calling for Sinclair's resignation from the party, Freeman, an attorney, asked, "How can you belong to an 'group' Very evidently Larry Sinclair has a big case of sour . _____ . lw - A ___ sclieduled for Thursday. Cable says his name is still In the hat I - - !& - ~ - Piland Plans City Build*ing Report __________ ..:-----•••-•------ I- - - S ---- -I 5 DONNA ESTES HcraldStidfWti?er - 42 of - -.., I • I I - 3 -A - Crois%ord . r Abby I j i The building b Id has plagued officials with minor pro • ems since was octhe use of the .building from the 6A Ut 7 1 - - I i,,ui_,!:~wv lj~ -! -- --_ " tt I _;~j-! -- N __ __ ,i--ivi --P, ._-.~--". - - - _ V~A_;,_&_-~-17~: 4m t;.~ y-.-, j' L,ff f'6 'A - --- _ v! .r] iik~_:7 , ., __ _,_-T, -.' ' - I 6-i . Al J '" . ir , , __ ._114 I - . .;S. x -pr. According to one city hall random in the paving to tv fathers changed Whatever depth he wished ti - -- - . serted in the pavement without .... - . ._- -I ) . 14I,& , ces, however, admitting the (' -- I 1... - 1 '. - - t ------- - - -,-• _S__ • -a------ - _2--,a iF •, .. V_ ________ , t Continued (hi Pagt S - -Z. , I F "... 0 I oope ___ . . V. - ____ --- -. -- &' BEWARE :- -I _4 - . t-7MWF"-A 'ar - Florida Highway Patrol Uvopm and otber Semimle Comfy bw enfcrcement agen cies re "shooting" heavy-footed wotor1st these days with their radar gu units and Troopef Tommy Tomituson shows how in th is photo demostrallon, The "gun' spots, clucks and then locks the speed of a vehicle, thus enabling the operator to log the enct speed Involved in writing a summon. Toe gun lathe latest in several radar speed devices used by p)llce offiver.% to eplotce sperd laws. (Herald Photo by Tom I S-A i I1ITflt _ _ I . - ' I. ' , I _______________________________________________________________________________________ I ____ _ --4--i---4!_.!_ s __ - - _ -. __-- -M " I - I - . - '' ' . V-1 __ - &_ — - - ft.-I . -n-CE-___ i- C i _ - VV -, i- . -_rA 1* - . . N %%_ r - I 11 y 'A , _- - ' 2 . A .1~ I - __ - - - -- _----- - - Ifit - had been .ible o insert a key at where firetrucks would be •r-t• i trouble Dr. Iamb 6A Horoscope. --'-'- -,-6A 111021AW ...... ............ -3A .......3A o period? t2:1~" N !_ I - -__1 _V SA the erA of the construction - - 1 -4 fliland is scheduled to report problems sir--e it was occupied, future, bid the fire station that two professionals -Clark, s"ctlon had to be built first, not Dietz and Associates and on the results of a telephone according to the officials only for ef.onomic re&wns, but Ardeman and Associates But, the last straw last conversation he planned to cary on today with the general Monday night was when Mayor also because the fire ,jepart. have examined the pavement and both say them is rud sd. contractors of U* city fire Piland hcld up for display a ment laid to be housed. The paving of the driveway station - interim city hall yellow plastic bucket placed near the council table to collect Into the fire house has bein a facility. Council last week instructed (tripping water from the air. particular sorespot, according action. Admittedly, the !sources say. 11iland to personally call on the conditioner before it could spoil te the Source. Councilman Donald management of Angaard- thp. carpeting. %VEAT111o. Juergensen, general con. Wheredoestheblameforthe Browning Lartweekinsistedthe deficiencies in the paving Yesterday's high was 90; tractors, to repair the "drip- small problems tit the building asphalt d0veway was made of Mainly, hewever. the quality o overnight low 70. ping" air canditioner in the lay with the designr and "an inferior" product, adding it paving rnrolved poor judgment. Tho.- sources said concrete Partly clQudy through council chamber of the new architect; or the, contractor; or is "an insult to anyone's inthe city officials who found it telhtgence to pass it off as a should have been used In tomorrow with a chance of $200,000 municipal building, The building located on an necessary to cut costs toward comme rcial grade of asphalt." driveway, rather than asphalt, afternoon and evening Ihun....... I .. PollceChlefJohnGovonthk, riieanwhile added tha' a more it municipal building are Ex- staff moved into the facility dershowers. Hlos in the 90s. eight-acre site, donated by Lows In the low 70g. Florida Land Co. at the corner See detalli and Ildes on page of Moss lioad and First Street, a uoinplt'tt'd and utv hail 3-A. . —, _____________________ - - . . - - . - . 411101haw - I - - . %M L' 11 . - . • Grape s - -- _ - - - . =.,S0J-W_b 0 •. A TELENC>NF- EMPLD~SE . _Z -----_--- Old Osteen Bridge will soon be replaced. __________________________________________________________ - 1,11mt may be a major fault in takeover of the Democratic Sinclair said the group TOM FREEMAN LARRY SINCLAIR some people's minds," he said. rty in Seminole County. consists of a clique of -_ a move to try and block tN politicians, their wives and Freeman also called for main reason for stepping But, Freeman said, "I'm an 11! - _Xl_ elected officer, state com- "group" from seizing power. their secretaries. -There's a Sinclair's resignation from the down. - - - __ ' In a letter to Linda Lohr, good 20 of 'em," he said party Already Sinclair has A Herald source said Tom mittman and I represent that With the style and assurance of a seasoned shas,er. sniootb-fwed Seminole's party chairman, -tht. whole group." stepped down as party chair- Frm But Freeman says there's no Sinda Knowles, 7, scrapes away at her loamy face during a follow Florida Lemocratic Chairman Freemans comments man In his resignation notice, group," but Freeman more politicking going on In s ha v ing contest staged today at Sanford's Summet Playground She completed the operation with no knicks or cuts either -there Sinclair cited a "group" which disagrees. "I don't think there Sinclair's statement last week Ann Cramer ruled Cable's June the Democratic Party than in as no blade in her razor. Sind a Is the dau hter of Mr. and Mrs is trying to win power. The is any 'group' It looks like tha t the temporary ouster of 13th election was Illegal ny other club or organization Warren (rete) Knowles, 2015 Lily Cir., Sanford. party chairman Rod Cable was because proper notice wasn't of its size. "group," Sinclair said, was his normal politics," he said. : ! ! INDEX _______ - ----- SINDA Today ________ C--,L__L . II By - - -- . a 4-',.-; I z ,,-! 11 . V, - N/ I %I when you see a car Sll - - _AE_ !_= - . F_. •. 4. _t U FOR t / / 7 . I I — -A. it - - # ç.. , ) I___ _- - _- t ; ` .- , 1% % / / j. ______________ t_ WTTLE CLV LADY IW BRISSANG , ~_ .I -- -- .- - -- -, ______ Ti#E CM OF THE CALL RZOM ,,-*7` - __ .- - II - , v% __ .. g . I _ ffi - .4 . I - p 4' f -s - i ~ i I !.J__ L F I - cc _ JJ f- ,i' " 4,, - - ____ __ .- . . ' I 1,. I - .1f P_-, ow - .*~ .. / ...- "You use descretlon coming," one driver comment ed . "And' If it's truck forget It." and seize control "sour grapes. "I don't think there is any - It - 6 . / ______ - ~ . - "group" trying to win power - \, .00 .4 -L I I Wqvq~_ _-, fr'J . 1 '-,--- -! j&F~ 4-i 1/. , r_ 5 .. YCU %'G. eksay Mew-" we )r--- I - oncoming vehicles Some mctorists refuse to cross the bridge If a second car is spotted on the structure. off party is split with one faction or r- '.. -'I " ... LOk* PISTAWS And frorn beghming to end, cars isiust hug outside guardralls to keep from scraping the paint Democratic State Com. mitteeman. Tom Freeman, •\ - ___ I TX) UKE TO TELL Yaj ABoL rr = iisw / t 3meider Se _,4" ~~~ 1, , J.- ,Zj? Seminole County's - 6A~~~ I # ". - . . 39[owie b 11 ' -_ bi A~ . i 11 I F_s~_ .1 By ED PR!CKE'fl - - M: IF111" 4F7 - Herald Staff Wrlt"r II E: I Z .- .' ~ *_ - I 2 I - 1. - - L' # - Vow I ~ 'ril "A 1 1 I - State CoMmiffeemam'Charges ._. .___ - . -1 - 'I I i" - experience. Cars are required to reduce speeds accident, , __ - --- M,k - N I . SNPF-I. I 11 . __ -_ 91.~ - -Jw~~M! I if I_ 7- 1 'i\ I M : - .0 11, - I - 7F ~"19 I /_ 1) .14 ____ / I - 1 - I . - - I .-V - ~I t life-cLaiming A. ..., . g. 0 - I , _'- - _. 4 1 __% _ k__ .7 - , I tragic, the . , ft - I L =A r Officials say replacement of the Osteen Bridge has been the "toughest project" they were ever Involved in. etfortato Induce DOTof. ficials to replace the wooden bridge with a more modern, wider struct ur e, Then in February, DOT's William Be nedi ct up with a $3 million apthe bridge. Stenstrom says I I . L I.' " -. '- 1&) I . . , fl..1%. newswe'vehadasfarasroadsandbridges." offklalsredoubled their state officials In the job will cost In the "vicinity" of $3 million. The . -_ le , -< - i-9 - - 63W4 ____ was that accknt and lawsuits that prompted F ollowing resulting news stories ,I ZI ( In October of last year, rescue and emergency crews worked for three hours on the narrow bridge to raise the van and free the bodies. PoUce said six children managed to escape death or were rescued after the an plunged into the rler and 11/ ,4 ,4 50141(zI, - KDE. ACA07-Pe News of the long awaited work order reaches Seminole after seven persons Last year lost their Um In the mur~y waters of the St. Johns River after a truck ploughed into a slower moving van on the narrow, antiquated br idge called OMeen propriatlon to replace RECOONIZE,, t- 4_-1011/ 0 U Officials on the Roads and Bridges Committee have worked more than 16 years to get the narrow structure replaced with a bridge which adheres to February to come - ~: ~_ .~; willtakeaboutayearandonehalftospanthehall Stenstmm, chairman of the Greater Sanford Cmnber of Commerce's Roads Committee, said by law work on the bridge must get underway 16 _-, af ter the work order is In the hands of the con- .) ' / i:XM . 9_5 - - f C. ___ IM ;1 ) ______________________________ - - a. Jacksonville. , I . ,.L . -II-1 49- - I ,__~, 1 , , I _: I I , , ! tl.%~!_%!, ~ "That's good news," Doug Stenstrorn said of the Departmentof Tran.sportation's July 2 issuance of a work order to Iloudaille, Duval Wright of . ~Mlvf is - . L / II 1 _____ OH THE rEolous ORE(X)M I 0 --,ç' ', rjV v - 'S —' --------- "to,,, -,I . JAZIlad • - . . I . .t I exact appropriation was for $2,615,000, he said. announced the state had allocated the necessary Stenstrom said contractors may begin moving funds. equipuwnl in this week to replace the bridge, He His announcement was greet ed with acclaim by said contractors inforined him plans are to city officials. Notably Sanford Mayor Lee Moore, definitely begin the work at Icast by July 14. who was quoted as saying, I feel like jumping up and down." Construction on the bridge was not expected to begin until August, but Stenstrom says the And City Cormissioner Julian Stenstrom, timetable has been moved up. Stenstrorn predicts it Doug's brother, called the appropriation the "best announced today. KNEE-13ONE'S ,)CONNE~CTED T'TH' '~ _%.I ANKL-E-130NE ... "O I _____________ I . _f - The state has issued the work order for ' replacement of the rickety Osteen Bridge and contractors may begin moving equipment in week to begin the almrat $3 million job, an official CONNECTED V <., ^ . i '< F_ . '. daUl UATION / I ____ ______________ , , ,%%`OUR INSIN -—) - C. .J ( I IfelL rc •ji I SES Nt . . I i" go 5/GM' I - . .. I i DINO - TH' SAUR WHILST I OE'r STARTED ON TH1 BRAIN —_ V%kDRK IV" -I-- 5ACK V-0 MAFZROW.,of ~ WIRES ON I I PIP7 - -____________________________________________________________ TO SE SOME REAL. 1 2, Frldaywreckskllledsixandal.ateThursday accident claimed one victim troopers added . . & - - _. __ __ _.i i- _ .,.:.:_.. . -__ -_ .---- ..:_.- -I- -. _,~ - - -ATP-1= _-_1_ __ -_ -William Emerick, 20, of Lakeland, was killed Saturday when his car went out of control and smashed n a u y p0 ___ T1 ' Stoffel 1~1111= OSTEEN BRIDGE ' & TtUZq1qY 13UGS IEXPECT S \. '1 Lester Watford, 21, of Jacksonville, was crushed to death Saturday after his car went out of control and flipped times. -WHUam Lott, 22, of Okeechobee, died Saturday when he lost control of his car on a re. ral roa d near IIigh1and and it plunged Into a canal. -Joseph W. Ray, 48, of Hollywood, was killed * U ~Fg -' .• __ . Sanford, Florida 327 71-Price 10 Cents — 5:0.. I aco_, :I 2 - . ' _ .. --- --~: ~ft V~_~~;~ _ . u 1[ .. - . #I t ill • . 1 BY TIfF ASSOCIATED PRESS The deaths of a man and two teen-aged boys in a collision in West Palm Beach brought to at least22 the number of traffic victims in the state over the Independence Day weekend, the Florida Highway Patrol says. Troopers had predicted before the weekend started at 6 p.m. last Thursday that traffic mishaps would kill at least 23 by hoiiday's end at midnight Sunday. Troopers sdld the triple fatality cami Saturdaywhenonecarclippedtherearofasec ond, then eered Into a head-on collision with a _____ _il' TH ______ ~~_ L_ i ---i' . 31 ff k : st . rT wen iy mTwo D*1e On Florida' s H*Ighways Over Fourth I . , - -- __ - - . - - . - I I , ...13UND THF APPLES AND SPLI I F I. \ . - , ______ i -, ..___,_._______ g ,.1P. 0 7J------- , IT - 67th Year, No. 274-Monday, July 7, 1975 _________ 043 co o 2' me ag, i 3 = ,• -- it I 1. I A A '.7 K I rv— r ... • - 110 ______: ___ - 1. .- -;.- __... ~o - ______ f'r .pJ n. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 06, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 06, 1975. 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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 06, 1975; <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/c1da84f6da88d649bf607e9dde802eae.pdf 58be4ed02ab5ce1bb122f283bed85dbf PDF Text Text - - . . . . . .... .. -.. . . , - I . .. . -- -.. . t - . .-%I-.!- . 41 kwo *40Now04 M40I 71~= =. 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It was a rout rather than a However. since Roson's final right from the opening retirement, his family hasn't i ,' I ) = (D ~ I 01 I Is -- 51 -1 3 " Ici , •- -- - . -. . "-• , i_i , - • -- -- - - -- --- -- - - I = rWL .4 - T_rt - -- -•-- - ..• . . ~~ .V ___ _~kl - -__ jamjj - s. - . - . k) - Zoo Director Jack Hann I let I) hangs the American I Mg prior to the zoo opening this morning. it Polk has not yet appeared - to offer tesWnony early next V U1 III - ntal state 'disorderly' by I' and trauma' of the ro~--ibilil ; when the resumes. ______________________________________________ investigation i ' _ - - _._-.-=--;-_==__;_.__= , -. I , 4fct ' - r _i~_ __i4i~~~ __ - - ~ , ,V _ -: ---------------- - - - il~- J~ Cke - )i -. , - '' ____ 1E1~7 . Eg --.q 'i.j . - . 9 %"-- I - Around The Clock hard bulkling a zoo, according to Hannti. - unwip- • 1&4 - • - ' - - - - ,. - T, - - ;- - -- - __ . --.Tv- - flow does one go about interpreting the 1975 state.an. nexation law? There are many views on the controversial ,~~--Z_ . ~7 , :jc ~ -, Z~%-- II - L lzn and herald Staffer Donna Estec dehes Into the situation In Sunda cHerald '' r4.&', - - --- ----- j&k Dear Abby SR Church -... . L 7A Hospital.. ......... -2A for clearing and fill operations. Comics "It' L ...... 4B .. - , .,.. 2B equipment himself. lie put in Crossword Editorial Telev-1slon WOMeU'3 4A _... - - 2B SA - - - - - Z. - - '• ± a -tiiL -- W I . I I&I I Jrtl) t loid> through tomorrow with afternoon and I -- --_-' - lowit ScC'det a ils Ufld I tali) flueS on Rage 2. _________________________________________________ :Y -. --- - - •_ __________ 4J- 040 ii--t~, 41~21 !A~Ir . tUv- - I LI ~%_ ,VW-K- 11 , IA - ".o,KleiII; - t - !_ 4A - 13 1 Aflfl Annexation Laws concerned Rozon was the major designer of the unique elephant-hippopotamus encl. osure Although he has had no preious experience working with trumals Rozon has alisac been a great animal lover - a person who did not love animals _.; t- = The Firecracker 400 Is being run today at Daytou International Speedway and Herald Sports Editor Tom 1I Is on hand to report the exciting July 4th event in animal habitat design %;as _-_ xw U-7 - Director Jack Hanna, his in- - __ - .-- F -tiv. • __ I i y Remember bobb socks and crew cuts saddle shoes and cinch belts? Seminole High School's class of 'S5 did last ekend itiLc1)-earreunion Star> prictures, Page 1-U. I-- - __ L unda Class of '55 Reunion the designing of animal en- Ii -- - S - . ~ri. . .i - a Zoo _. _ A ---Nvr II . ___ - - 11~ - _- de ,'J?q: iT 14 VI; Low he> alwa ys remaining in the background, Rozon was neverthel ess the man everyone turned tothenadecision had to be made When the Zoological Soclet> ran short of funds and could no I = :.. -- -- ~ - I .- ------- -------- -. -. - thedirtroadsanddevelopedthe who seenasrimrho(Iimnasthey'd -. gamn,wbI4 Evoane park section ff r IN- Counly-. put marded British businessm3n like. Because for the past two I Rozon 1 left I with Zoo DiMtor Jack Hanns and two tiger cubs. in all tile water systems; buil It Roger Cawley just before Wim- years, without a single the huge picnic shelter nd was bledon started dropped to love %acation, Rozon has dedicated ficials and employes are con- in charge of construction of all And, In tract, during all the practically ,til his time and days a week froin dawn until shrewed business acunien, as cerned, howeer, it Li Rozon's the animal enclosures. first set, Eonne picked up on ly energies to designing and dusk and often continued on iell as his practical experience qualities of leadership and in the field of engineering, if points, live of them In tile constructing (lie zoo, and to meetings after dark. re'urce1uInesa developed in site contributions, Rorzon also Hozon was offered the made Roso'i an excellent choice second game, In which she took directing the Central Florida o forthejob,as Ryanhaslearned the Army, which have made handled all the Zoological positionofcxecutivedlrector Billie Jean twice to deuce. Zoological Society. him an essential part of the ZOO Society's finances and directed And for the past three the Zoological Society by to appreciate, Not once did Billie Jean seem As far as the other zoo of- project's success. all zoo peisonnel. months, he has worked seven Director Jim Ryan. his In trouble. - ---- " - - . .- --' < 0 : ;09 a, ' .4 ;g 0 0 ..' -_ -------.• .8I f • • ________ ------ . r 12. ?r " I -- _ needed only 38 minutes today to retired and decided to return to - Wimbledon women's Seminole County. lie has made singles We for a sixth time his home in Winter Spcin%gs with a $4, 6-1 swamping of where he fives with his wife, 1 4 0 iorror A, i do a ;. 0 01 31P ____________ ____ 30 a 0 I ~ 8 & at IL -i 0 )a " 0 ", C) -.0 V - _V 3 L. m 0 - -N,. - '", - - - 1 .. • to -40.. M 61 j - - - 2 .y ' " . - County Jail yesterday filed a class ac tion In Circuit Court seeking an injunction restraining Sheriff John Polk from retwning them county lock-up, . .. - - .- For Title rN on r 0 Pli .4 - Central Florida Zoo Iiandsandmind,tuseperience Possessed of outstanding kdersf'ip qualities tnd gre.it determination, this winner of two Silver Stars also became a inemberoftheSpeclalForces Farlle age in r (ory, p hIeisasdl ng ex pertand England has made more than 1,000 WIMBLEDON , (Ai'i - 11111k Jean king, piradiute Jumps 40 X. • . > .- .-- I , 61 z C " 0 0 0 ____ -1 new Evonne 3 0 - .0 (C -a , E . I 1, - I (b (A M -.6. :X a 8 2 * : . " I . 1- 's.. 4 , , 4,_,owt... V I . Man Dedicated To Central Flori A King Rips _< . to S r f $ E . 0 a- =r- - '4 I . . .--1-_-W r.- i . .- - - 0 --- I PC ..., A. _/ . or ~, 00 . '' 1W I. . - - Some inmates of the Seminole i'- - ; 8 'I I . -1.I -f I I . :* g 0 _**% *I- ;:~~VT__ _----Av- -, - --.. , ; 01 lot of 'tames In the headlines together the project over the over this exciti ng event. None past hectic two years. Born and raised in Sanford, a mor deserving, however, than graduate of local schools, that of Al Rown For Roton has built the new lown Joined the U.S. Amy zoo. Quite literally, with Ids high school. Over a period of 21 years, including nine spent 11 Viettuun, he worked his way up S- . 'A& ar..~ - I & S action Is the fourth ing lO the cour ouse c ll facility on June 9, ki th l ose d for the civil suit filed as a result of the - 4 ii! other prisoners and one jailer, holiday. jail fire. The other three actions are civil cases brought by Polk, w he n notified of the Kelley, in the petition The suit was filed by ¼ relatives of inmates killed in 'j. " .. .,, - . Robert Hart, one of inmates suit, was in conference with court, says the prisoners had the fire. Polk is the only " who are currently being housed CO1ntY Commission Chairman been apprehensive about the defendant named in any of the . -. 1. . . a ,,;. elsewhere while the Seminole Sid ViWen Jr., but broke up the possibility of a fire prior to the suiis. meeting long enough to speak June 9 blaze I County Jail is repaired Kelley a'id members of the -_`-..-, ", with The herald ..4. .. .. .. The petition further states the public defender's staff have i Hart's action was handled by ' tt "SO be it," the sheriff said. Zilnmatesfound their mental appearedbeforethegrandjury, attorncys for Public Defender SHERIFF JOIIN POLK ~_~ Frank Kelley, who requested a "Let them sue. Other than that, state "d1sordered" by the apparently to provide in- "."horror and tr auma" of th hearingincircuitCourtonthe Ihavenocomment." e formation about meeting Blauvelt, James E. Knight, . between the public defenders Jos Wi 11 , Lu M. injunction before July 15. m4a , Vihlen would make no alive. IT A44 The suit cites "cruel and comment at all. !or the record, - 1~ Thesuitfurthercontends that Th e inmates named in the Ronald H. Dunn, Edward L. ual punishment" as chief concerning the latest legal unus "Xi •Bond Ho>' E Plenge, James B reason for the injunction action stemming from the the prospect of being returned suit against Polk include " z4.-. nt, * Wilhe T. Harris, ip M_% _q N to the Jail prevents the 23 inrequest, saying that the rL Daniel Williams, Issac F. Paige Edward Evans, Bruce W. assisting of the inmates to the Jdll Is Jones, Otis Lee Jackson, Hampton. Bobby Joe Hill John ., c=tin~ with their I Circuit Judge Dominick Salfi, attorneys in preparing their Donnie Yates, J. D. Syples, Willie O'Neal'Roy Brown 9 __ --- M beyond their capacity to fully ' defenses. Workmen are shown above busily unloading equipment as they help defend themselves." involved in a 1974 investigation prepared for a gain Fourth of July Celeoration at Fort Mellon The jail fire is currently All of the inmates Involved In into condi tions at the county Park. T1c highlight of the actIbItk will come tonight when a the suit were in tl~e county Jail Jail. No hearing date on the sialt under investigation by the gigentle fireworl-i display is shet off at 8:45. then fire sept through the had been set yesterday when Seminole (it (',rand Rozon , a I I 0 a '-s. - • .'... - ; " - -. - - -. ,, ;. I - CL 2. = - ' I nsi q •' M CELEBRATION I I ~ k- I -- III _Ir .0 Z M ' 0 i , I . . • _ . 0. ' 40 - -. ., I 0 0 . a - I I I - - '_. . , I . ... -i 0, .no -, , 1% 3 X ~e •.. I. . : ____________________ 0 & IIIIII < 6 .10 0 P_. .. .., . "- . " I Voo Is a q 11, ~ Z.1 . - I E 1 . 0 - ' . , By GLENN - • I S: tA - - I I "I L4 S. I ;) ~ (A g- , f ,J4 . . 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I IIIIIII f. ~ ~ l~ 1. narrow bridge crossing a clear contentedly, many visitors creek where the foundations of missed seein g their old friends Florida 7) SWUng O'fl for the 1uhit t far 110111 completed, (lil y to rispecU to this gri4it the elepha nt -hippo c idosure Sotilk, U ele p ha nt , and Fat first time and visi tors visitors were able to Inspect the symbol of Americanism th an on may be seen taking shape. Then Boy, the hippo, on opening day. greeted by asscrted shrieks, progress made to date, and got the nation's 199th Independence at the top of a slight Incline is The larger tigers and many of squeeks and roars from an appetizing foretaste of the Day' the secmd cluster of animal the hoofed animals and far. facility's joyfulInhabitants. magnificent attraction the zoo habitats. myard members of the Across the way from will be when completed. Ceremonies were limited to The big cats -lions, tigers, remain at the old Downtown "America's Freedom," as the broad smiles of welcome from With fresh morning giant bird is called, the long- leopards and cougars - aI Sanford Zoo f eral zoo uu employes. streanng through li mbed simang ran through his housed in this area, as well as the finishing touches t.1 • paying I I customers were dewyfoilageof towering forest spectacular routine of swings Carmen,thelargestchimp,the are utto their enclosures Mr.andMra.FrankSpohrerof tre es,chjldrenracedandadu and leaps for a delighted Florida bears and more Delton& Also among the first hurried along the cypress audience. "We'gota1ong way to go members 0f the ape family. visitors to pass through the mulched walkways, eager to yet,"adinittedcent.ralFlorjda Singing shr il ly and calling swinging gates of the rustic seeererythingjntherLr5fj%.e Zoo offi cials Zoological Society President hil"and "hello!" to pasA-r5by, part delighted with the way the Jim Ryan. "But we have come cypress entrance boutij were minutes. Then they started MlssMarleeGreinandDuane Iromthebeginningagain tins were the colorful ma c a w anim.ilsareadaptrngtothelr along way from Jungle and parrots. A little further down new home. Although Ule lion is swamp. I hope the people enjoy Meyer of DeBary with a gift of time more slowly. steakf'rthelrfavorjte animal, the walkway the spider stiilalituesoreathavingbeen whatwehavedoneso far and They lingered first near the monkeys raced up and down the moved, and Carmen Is still get a good idea of just now Fletcher the cougar. Amcrican Bald Eagle's hand. tree trunks enclosed in their tall inspecting every square inch of beautiful this zoo is going to be Although the 1200,000-plus some enclosure - what better cage. Obviously delighting In her large enclosure before when it's completed." _ 2.* * T 4, 1If€ - - ___ - __ By JEAN PATFESON ______________________________________________________________ .1 4 iiii - -_ ew N o _______________ URF! I gates of the new Central I r- 0 ~ , _= Dream Ic n U) (D i TA --,M _- -- (i C :0 = C: _ ot No __ CA = 0 "I ;r r I 1 = () moon 0 13 r 11 1111111~1 0 Milo = 011 3 12 amil 0 - L I . CD. _e 0 .. M C wn CL mmon to io 0 < n r. M C (A ~ son z 0> I _ 67th Year, No. 272 -Friday, July aal ~e so* = Cr 0 -4 M N- M = 0 2. CL 1 0 M Eq% 4 7 V 0 ~9 a 0 * M = .. I :: , I; 0 ~e = ;a M a un& -05 MO, M * M * n 3 I '! . 0 00 ..-. .. - ; ... = -'- -.-x---. . -. 0 A , ~ . .- r - __ ' ~i - .- M 77 . . -- . -------- . _ - - - --r -- - -- __-_..; ------ _-- - -- - - -- - -.................. - - - --; - - - -- - - - -- - - - -- - -- - �w 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, July 4, ins Falle Found Gu r -- ilty in Van Burn i NATION Ford Lambasts FPC a pre-sentence deliberated WASHINGTON (AP) Stepping up his push to end federal pricecontrols on natural gas, Presi dent Ford is lambasting the Federal Power CornimMon and predicting "a %-try serious natural gas shortage" in the Midwest this wister. Departing from prepared texts in speakinC at.pearances, Thursday in Cincinnati and Cleveland, Ohio, Ford became increasingly vehement as he urged deregulation of natural gas shipped in interstate com- 75 / Ju.stic-t, I p.irtuient say describe their electronic surveillance equipment to the attorney general. A Justice Department spokesman said rhursday night that the CIA notified the department last month that it did not intend to comply with the rile on th e ground that the CIA TAMPA A i) - I trusted him, ycs, but In no way was he m my trusted adviser, former Sen. Edward Gurney says of fund-raiser Larry Williams. Gurney made the statement Thursday wider (,T siren examination in his bribery conspiracy trial when he was asked if he ever told a former law partner to confide in Williams Gurney admitted once telling Williams to be on the lookout for possible clients in his travels around the state. But Gurney told the Jury he (ioesn't think Williams thrected any business to his foriner law practice. Gurney, ex-aide Joseph plus former federal ayne Swiger and Ralph Koontz are charged with conspiracy to cre-Ae an illegal slush fund in Lonnection with Williams- activities. Williams has testified that he raised nearly S400,00o from Florida builders between 1971-73 by promising them lissistance from the FIIA. Gurney, 61, also is cliarged with bi-ibery, accepting liii ii ition tind ly to .i federal ' jury. G roup 0 I .- t "d The department, in a 19" 1, menxrWam, required executive agencies to file annuat reports giving inventories of their electronic surveillance equipment. Starts 10 a.m. Saturday, July 5th. unl .r Group of f Women s A Men's sport a 0 Group of 'emah, en s I / suits. / s hir t s .w . ford police were busy today Springs. Deputy R. J. Harley investigatin, - a number of thefts said an air conditioning unit and burglaries. and a measuring wheel, total Deputy R. A. Newshutz value $0, were listed as reported a 16-foot boat owned missing after burglars entered by John J. O'Neill, of Orlando, the tr forcing a door, Charles Stevens, 3250 Ferndell vending machines owned by taken from bui Drive, Winter Park, after Southern Music of Orlando at First St. Patrolman hard burglars pried open a vent Zayre's Discount Department Quigley wets were the window. Store SR 436 Fern Park property of Wa llace V Ness, Action Reports uJd Fires u - - Samuel Campbell, 419~i Sanford police today were 634 Semirole Ave., Longwood. Longwood Ave., Altamonte investigating ther(ts of cash, Courts -Springs, reported $150 cash tools and auto parts. Window Smashed * missing from his residence Carole Smith , of Master — after it was ente red through a Auto urolnrs smasLd a Cove Apartments, told of ficers window. wttow to ' ier the car of was found drifting in Lake her purse containing 1l) was Wil value$l25,from his cpsite th liam T Whitaker er 0f Al Howell at Casselberry. SIeein" Ba" S 0 I stolen from the seat of an auto i.... Li ..i a wooded area east of US 17-92 Rifled ' ' ' Palmetto monte Springs, an Auto-Train Reported missing from th e boat w hile she was at 1007 near Lake Mitt Boulevard. employe, at the Auto~-Trafn was a 55 horsepower outboard Avenue last night. Carl Nelson, of W5 Cherokee Deputy Archie Freeman Deputy C. H. Braccklein wking lot at Persimmon Ave. motor, accessories and fishing Circle, Sanford, reported reported a $165 citizens band reported an undetermined Officers reported two electric and Eighth St. Police mid $a equipment valued at $700. someone took a sleeping bag, radio unit was taken from a amount of money w"s taken sanders, tw baws and a routa, h) toow und suU. , parts were Detectives were probing a clottIng and a foot locker, total pickup truck at tlie residence of when thieves broke into two total value SU, were reported reported mLu!jnR. Police Beat ailer by ' rdti 1 BARTOW (AP) Charlie Smith celebrates his 133rd birthday today "Just like always, eatin' some cake and tellin' some "The country and Charlie are sharing a birthday" Nelson Curr an, the administrator of the nursing home where Smith now lives, said in a toast io the forme.- slave a party on the eve of Independence Day. --Ietls hope both nf them have many rnore." Smith, who says he was born ta 1842 and first saw --c-o I/ Writer Charlie Smith Turns 133 * I iru ' Boat Found Adrift BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Most Trusted Advisor Sunday 700 a m to 11:00 a.m. learance JCPe nnpy Limited Quantities CIA Refusal Under Probe W r r V" The first trW in the case Beach Drive, Forest City, on from the van th, . next morru;,g alongside an Oviedo Street near a house where Faller had living. The unit was missing the holddown kno bs. minutes By Gurney Denies Williams value of the Ba r- B-0 Pork dinner for $1.3S Is $2.49, not $2.29 as Indicated. Breakfast Is served at Coleman's Bar-B-Q Monday thru Motor burglary of a Richard D. Kline Construction Co. office trailer at the Leiffe. Trucking Co.. Sherifra deputies and San. Franklin St., Altamonte IN BRIEF in the advertisement for Coleman's Bar-B. Q which appeared Th ursday, July 3rd edition, there appeared two errors. The Friday. July 4, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Outboard FLOR IDA j House Press Secreta ry Ron Nessen had talked Wednesday about mounting gas shortages but said they would affect industry rather thari homeowners and could be offset this year by using other fuels. \I' ) - hit. w ______________________________________________________________________ merce. \t.1 I U The that were used to attach yesterday afternoon before ended In a mistrial on May 23. the opposite side of the county. In the two day re-trial that returning guilty verdicts for ended yesterday, Assistant Faller was arrested by Fall er on charges of larceny of a motor vehicle and u'Jid- State Atty. Bill Heffernan sheriffs deputies near the Over Gas Shortage \.Slil j. Strawn ordered Faller, who has staUa van. 'P'e night of Jan. 15, knobs vestlgation after being found been living recently at an shortly before th e 110,000 an electronic siren to a dashrescue van was stolen. guilty of stealing and burning Apopka address, held in Jail bnard bracket In tt)e van. A half-hour after the vehicle an Oviedo Fire De partment pe nding sentencing. He faces a maximum 10-year prison was taken it was found in rescue van. Ovi.-,W rtnlicc fixuml a radio A circuit court jury sentence on the two convictions. flames off SR436 near Balmy unit and electroni.~ r1 ren unit ding IN B \S CORRECTION Forrest Dee Faller, 22-year- degrte Amn in cuttisectlon with presedted - witnesses who testified that Faller had been at testimony that two knob5 he old former Oviedo resident, has the Jan. 15 incident. had in his pocket were like burng I .....________________________ - 1, 1 on' t the iss America From the deck of a slave ship 121 years ago, gr in ned broadly as he opened his gifts - a new cowboy — - -% luit, an orange-colored bathrobe and two cartons of cigarettes — before an applauding crowd of nursing home Space Suit Leak Found IN BRIEF : q Embassy Employe Is Killed; :1 OTT . Search For Colonel Pressed 1 r off i By Ile Associated Press A hunt is on for the killers of another U.S. Embassy Select group employe in Tehran and the kidnapers of an American colonel in Beirut,, but no c1lues have been reported in either , and patterns I th e space suit of one of the three American astrona':ts, space agency off icialss.y the Apollo SoyuzTestProjet .-'•• - 1. Broken sizes CAPECANAVERAL(AP) — Despitealeakdetectethn - •.. .:1 / - on schedule for a July l5launcli. "Weddhaveaverygoodtestoday'N,,sAomclau i alter Kapryan said nursday after a nearly per!tct (fre rehearsal. ne leak was discovered in astronaut Vance Brand's suit soon after he, Brig. Gen. Tom Stafford and Donald K. ° Slayton entered the Apollo spaCCcrafL But the rehearsal continued until asimulated liftoff shortly after 2 p.m. Officials said the leak apparently occurred when Brand was strapped into the flight couch. Had it happened during an actual the launch would have been delayed, officials shid. Hassan Homan, a 25-year-old Iranian who worked in the visa section of the Embassy in Tehran, wasshot and killed Thursday afterncon by two terrorists who in. tercepted the Embassy car In which he was riding. The terrorists escaped along with a woman who was in their Group of The driver of the Embassy car and another passenger were unharmed. Premier AmirAbassHovelda said "cvery step would be taken i, roup of Boy's ank jection _________ to women doesn't ptlests Sizes 8 18 . 0 0 Sizes slim & reg. ant them yet. _____ -. •t;' -_-. S - Ulysses Burke Phillip Dixon Beverly Forrest Mildred George Henrietta Hampton Claca Johnson Nguyen, Vu Exu Thi ADML9SICNS: Sanford Serena Bramble C~nthia Keeling Willie Lowe Robert A Miller Ardr M Larry Sampson Jr • - r — . Group FULL I F .. - 'ii - • ffl •' , • 30%, 50%Off Gr •p Grou S 'j(J'Vh''i/filfVI/t/'jV/\\ '\f\J __________ /\i/'\\.l l\!\ //t/1/lfl/%,s/( f1'1%t'', ra '%'%'%'1'%'%'ur( '/'(/I... • - " W Group of U pe d p S ---- n weave - ' Sh wv - '")/ - . j - i -v - -f'J J• jf 4 I C library, Maitland Avenue, Al. tamonte Springs '- 2 P.M. Alcoholics Anonym ous - Ins. - - I - ' •_ w . .. • . -. _:.,.._. i! :.. .. .1 ' ( / . •- :- 4. -. Ak - - .".4.l__4.__ ,- - II.- SANFORD'S Co mplete Dinner For ,. FINEST BAR3-Q - J C PENNEY TREASURE CHEST OF BEAUTY ECKERD'S DON'S SHOES THE VOGUE CLOTHES TREE BOB'S BARBER STYLING DOMESTIC FINANCE CRUSTY'S PIZZA FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK BOOKMART II HIS STORE MUSIC UNLIMITED BERRY'S COIN LAUNDRY BOWL AMERICA ZA L E'S MIDNIGHT SUN FURNITURE SINGER DEALER PUBLI( ELAINE'S CARDS & GIFTS JOHNNY'S STANDA R D svc McCRORY'S - • —' • -.$--_ -- ------,-. -- : - — -. - - PET ANIMAL SUPPLY PLAZA THEATRE HWY. 17.7 ACROSS FROM MOVIELAND 322?54 CHARGE IT at Sanford Plaza Penney s. Open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. - Open Sunday 15 p.m. ---- .- •• V51"i " .- - TOMORROW ONLY* COME SEE AND SAVEI Ill' (EAN[R - •' I NEARLY TWENTY COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS WILL HAVE BOOTHS, TABLES OR DISPLAYS ON OUR SIDEWALKS ONE DAY - ----.-------- 'I/J 974 I ' 5 * Breakfast Special Jf 99 - - Is Famli) t. ii I' 0 - I 1~i ---------------- ,_ 'i;f Second quarterly Directors meeting of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce 8 a.m., Commerce Chamber of building Emily f .. y11p4J Colemaras Bar-8Q Is Just d redi What TheD t Special If* , ., : I-., '1 Y'll -.1 r . W; I - t Women) 101 W First St. Car Wash, U.S. Bunk, San lord Plaza, sponsored by (,rac2 JUL'S 12 2PM Alcohoflcs Anonymous United Methodist Youth 10 • es, .r g 1 0 •/( ç - -_---f.--. (closed) 120 W First St U 8 Mellon Park topped off with a Initial meeting of the 206 fireworks display at night. Areawide Planning Advisory Committee - notice and JUl V S "Sanford's Biggest Garage preliminary agenda - at Altamonte Springs Municipal Sale," charity est.nt, 10 a in , 6 p.m., Santord Plaza, Blair Civic Center — 10:30 a m McGarey, coordinator. Free blood pressure tests, 2-4 Story flour for 3-5 year olds, pm, Seventh-day Adventist South Seminole Community Church, 7th and ['liii, Sanford Tuesday Dy Carr,r Ye.rm.1j — ..__ e £ Oi - - -' -- 22-3746. All-day celebration at Fort off Frend' Ave. Sford. - . • is . Ewning HentW vUflt.ktr . '" ' - /lt/l/// - P '•.4.___ am.. 11:42 pin, .O N • JULY JULY Astrological Research Guild, Maranathe Pentecostal Churrh will present A Thief In Inc., will meet at the Starlight the Night" at 7:30 p.m., in Ranch, Mobile home Trailer Westaide Recrea ti on Center. Park, recreation room, 600 E. Admission free. Free tran- Pershing, Orlando, 8 p.m. sportation by calling 323-2679 or 8 P.M. Alcoholles Anonymous '-.. '.•.\ 4E - , - I = n CALENDAR ( e - - - Extended Foreca.its Sunoay through Tuesday— Partly tomorrow. _____________ . / off cloudy with scattered thw)tomorrow with afternoon and dershowers. Highs mainly evening thunder showers in- around 9D and laws in the 70s. ng througji Saturday. Daytona Beach tides, highs Highs in the upper M)s to lower 5: 08 a.m., 5:47 p.m.; lows 11: 11 90s. Lows in the mid 60s to a.m. arot.nd 70. Winds variable Part Canswal Wgbs 4:46 becoming northwesterly by tomorrow. Winds ArMW and gusty near thundershowers. wea r. - — -. overnlghtlow67 Partly cloudy through A camp spokesman said the gir l had twice been warned to keep away from the edge of the falls before she sud. denly slipped and fell. Brevard Is about 25 miles south of Ashevilje In south. western North Carolina. ' - WEATHER was dS, • I - June Pcrzlg Johnnle Johnson DeBa Re Chester, Deltona Melissa Engles, Deltona Edith lyre Ruth Coleman, Ft LanderMatilda Galles, DeBary dale Vincent Cucmello, Deltona Gertrude Coe, Geneva Abra ham Sickles, Deltona Francis E. Hilliard, Geneva Winifred Stavracos, Deltona Gloria Davis, Scott Osborne, Orange City William E Oyler, APO, New Teddy Willis, Lengwood Rufus York Stanley M Powell, Valdosta, DISCHARGES (,a Sanford high - i i 14 - — . Yesterday's • But it said In effect that It JULY 3, 1115 Girl's S orts- , ,-\ ______________________ ______ HOSP ITAL r ,... 0 Huhn, 11, of Orlando, Fla.,waskil!edwhenshefell 25 feetontorocksatScbool. house Falls in th e Pisgah National Forest, officials say. She and other girls and counselors from the Keystone girls camp in Brevard were on an overnight camping trip in the park when she fell late Wednesday, ufflcials BREVARD, N.C. (AP) — Jane Grou of • \ - -- F"' ' 1 of women _j Lj t 1 LONDON (AP) -The Church of England tw.s said no to the ordination priest', siding with tue l'roteslant Episcopal Church in the United states on an which has divided the Anglican churches. The Church's male héshops and priests blocked a proposal to open the priesthood to women Thursday after an all-day deba te at the summer session of the General tj -. Orlando Girl Dies In Fall - ops.Boy' s leans t Church Turns Women Down —. -4 - ., • •7t - - .-.--------,- — - -- -- b---. n 4 - •_ ,_ . •_w_. _____ - -- •, '__ -. -__- _____-_ if ., -._ t,_._.. - ____ , _7- ___ - I -'_-------_- -_ -__ �TTTT T T I TJ TITTTTTT TTTTI [0 - 111[crauM Evening 300 . lio FR FYc1l AVE., SANFORD, Fl .r% 377l Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831-9993 Friday, July 4, 1975-4A Around WAYNE I). DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURHIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 _________ titnie Deliv e ry: Week, 55 cents; Month. $2.40; 6 Months $1420 Year. $2840. H) Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. r Sanford residents will be gtiests of honor of fJi, Orlando Twins at Tinker Field on Aug. 4, when the farm ci'ib of the American League Minnesota 'Twins bcsts the Montgomery Rebels In a SouJ&n League baseball game at 7:30 p.m. Many baseball people who either five in Sanford currenti), or have been residents here, will be honored, including baseball's oldest active scout Zin Beck, John Krlder, Burt Chapman, Peter Schaal and Buddy Lake, JuLt to mention a few. Owner Calvin Griffith of the parent club is going to make every effort to be on hand for the night's activities, however his presence depends upon how things are going in Minnesota, Tickets to the game will be availa ble at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, all area banks and at Mc Donald Restaurants, as well as at The Herald and they are free. One ticket admi ts th e entire fa mily to t he game and all residents are urged to be on hand to honor these distinguished people. . ______ f _______ July 4: T estame t -- n The Clock To Human Spirit Today marked th 199th birthday of the United States and gave Sanford reason to celebrate. Fireworks and speeches reminded Sanford residents of the beginnings of th e nation and the Bicentennial which currently is underway both nationally and locally. Baseball games, picnics, swimming and all other kinds of outings were held as tradition requires. RAY CROMLEY Need Look marks the beginning of a new nation and th~t By But 199 years ago, in July of IM, there was not time for these events. Instead the American peop!c then called colonists were lighting for - the very existence of their fledgling country. In Philadelphia, the Continential Congress after weeks of debate approved a document which has since become a birth certificate th at is one of the most cherished pieces of parchment in history. That document began, "We hold these truth s to be self-evident all menare created equal - - - - endowed bv their Creator with certain inalienable rights life, libertyand the pursuit of happiness." Liberty Bell, awaken from your slumber Since the niqht you spent yourself Calling to our countrymen, Then so very few in number. evidence do you have that they are necessary or even beneficial? The official grew belligerent. He was unable to back Uph gswith evidence ofreear He turned to threAts, told those present that whatever they ta ught, they'd be run out of - It is called the Declaration of Independence. When the Declaration came into being, the I - i _ I I. LI New Policy ____ 11 -"I _____ , 1,*1 I I I ~ ~ I I ~~,,,::*~ ____ 'I " j 1`~ - t .-- 11, M4b - i - _______ ___________ 4 j I41 I i too / ;~ / ,A3 *' %.T ______ _______ -. I "' I i . .. - __________ - ' 1.. ttl IN .. * I I 0 1 * ?.-, ' i . ..f - ,ti, ~ f4e i ~ - -A&,, I' 1 -: '. d , Awaken, Bell of -and beauty Let us hear your voice ono and all ...-.-'. - - - - I i - L _____ !1 ____ -' A - _____ ___ ~ ___ _______ - ---- - - - , - Z;:T ~ - UP, UP AND A WA ',' wiu WITH THE HOLIDAY helped Eve Crabtree Wlate hundreds of balloons for today's Gre2t Frog Jumping Race at Fort Mellon Park. Ile race is In honor of A.Q. Olson, vice presidert of Autoftin Corp and supporter of Junior spirit of '71, Mrs. Crabtree is a member of the JunIo Woman's Club of Sanford, sponsors of died V1W.Ck3 th three children blew off a lot of steam this morning as they the tc given to all pa rt icipants in the race. A . as a testament to the human spirit there is nothing to compare with it. A Welcome Si"gnal The freeze on spending for consulting contracts ordered by the Department of Heal th. Education ani Weifare doesn't in. volve a great amount of money by federal standards - nor does it promise to be of long duration, But the action Is encouraging, because - In the words of Deputy Controller Charles Miller HEW "blew the whistle on - - its own spending." Miller said the department has neared the legil limIt set by Congress for expenditures on private surveys, advice and informa tion for the fiscal year ending June 30. An estimated $42 million of the $G0million authorized has - , The Justice Department now faces tht ticklish task of determining who should be prosecuted for the crimes that the Central Intelligence Agency committed, Undt-r CIA auspice!, murders were plotted, offices were burglarized, letters were opened, itiepliorm were tapped, deiectors were abuxed and unsuspecting victims wete dosed with LSD. Our sources swear that the justice Depart. mnent will prosecute the federal violations and s;iH turn over to the stntes evidence of local violations. oil ! I . I .1 10111111111% I a . : .! I _; J ; _* -- #14 . 11 W - i S qLA, I \ i I - _'_.__it* Who Will Be Punished For CIA Crimes ? _____ -= j JACK ANDERSON . "C q 44vkA*r So me CIA naci a record of some crimes an' irr. propr.-eties" So what' Ya knr,,Y,, wohnt I mean?" . But t1w dilemma that already is dividipg the, Zustice Department is wbether to go after the traders who tt&red the Illegal acts or the agents who cart-led ttiem out, Uovernyn.n' ment seldom have been acting under &i. Yet Uwre is even a stronger tendency on the part of the big rass to jrotert One another. Alter the My La: massacre, the generals in charge A the operation were never Indicted. And the Watergate burglars, together with their ringleadcrs G. Gordon IAdd)' arid E. Howard Hunt, spelt more time in the slammer than did their up'n-i's who got early paroles, Our Jusfict Dqmrtwent sources say many legal q=tions must be resolved before It is decided wtilth cam will be pushed. But the - -'-- -- -"- ---- precuiors will do their best, our sources say, to threaten public heal prove that top CIA officials were fully aware CAPITOL CHIME Two 'nonthi ago, e they were operating outside the law and, reported the r,iysV, j r .,,js dl,;jr4)ea, .- ace of 14 therefore, should be brought before the bar of rare alumninur.t 'les iro' cagressionaI justice. ri. DANGEROUS DRINKING WATER: 'The llght-fIngerrdj' g'," rs wto may be able to sell Environmentai Protection Agency's new them sour firl it %, io ii.4 lnjjjion. drinking water standards, It is alleged, do The ' ,Iw were prototypes for U nothing to filter cancer-causing suit tances from posiiJtiv uv Ii., of nlimlnum pemnIes, which the nation's tap water, the 'if Mi t u isldered minting during the 13 (Tf# :. t%.. . 'Sp ~ ~ U P - - - I - % V!, -, I ~ it ,_ -_ I \ .- L FASHIONS E*p.ci.nc,d RN or Sod rvics Background, Full Tim VVST n Salary plus travel allowance. CLEARANCE nave own ,r.,ipqrjarw insurance and f SALE .1 2. Exp*r1encod Secrotary for well equippedJ employee office. Typing, filing, phon# conjact with clients. DRESSES SLACKS ,.1 ? - TOPS 1 REQ. PRICE SEND RESUME AND FULL ORLANDO Box 2341 Florida Sanford, 32771 __________________ 54a S ORA?GE a ir Affec ts M AVE BanM,ncari WSW Charge _____________ NOTICE If You Called June 23 Thru June 27 And Missed Us. We Are Sorry - We Were On Vacation And Had Phone Problems - We Are Back Now And Taking Appointments. Dear Abby Phone 323-4540 CARE-0-SELL - lk PET PALACE 19 IS So French Ave. By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Sanford _ ___________ watch her 3-year-old son. It is another man on my telephone. How can I tactfully tell her to and pictures and even an ac- sickening the way she carries ." counting of the money he had back, please quit corning over here to announces the opening of his office on behind her husband's spent on them (apartment rent, for the practice of I don't feel right looking after use my phone for such immoral furniture and personal items, her child while a married Purposes? HER NEIGHBOR which he couldn't afford), woman with a perfectly wonDEAR NEIGHBOR: Tell her I sat at home and made , my derful and trusting husband is In EngIhh. And don't mince any 24th Place, Just Off South French Ave. own clothes and draperies to scheming and plotting with words. Sanford, Florida save money. Now I have to use I the iri.urar,ce money he left to 11 Open Mon.,. Sat. By Appointment Until 3:30 p.m. pay notes covering money he 323-5340 During Business Hours 0", had borrowed during th.t time. -01 fl3460 After Business Hours He was supposedly a com Vt petent businessman, wei.liked a in the community, and he never , missed church. His children u' Summertime at the John and second grade level 4. (and grandchildren) idolized Young Museum and students: him. Planetarium, Orlando, Is adUnder 25 SR.22's Each day will involve th e On the nigh ts when he'd come venture and 1erning time, ii L.' Cancelled • Rejected young explorer In searching for home late, he lied so conTake these titles of Just a very new habitats to discover who E.Z. Payments - Quotes Norms SamIllano, Jr. vlce-presldent ' (left); Helen McCalmont, president (center); and Mildred Sch- vincingly that I never suspected few of the many offerings Um t fives there a nd why. Food \. -, . , I 11 322-0285 - 831-9774 I'm trying to overcome my M useum and Planetarium as ecological concepts ceremonies (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) and resentment, but it's hard. I early as Mcnday, July 14th: 7i 0 more. .2417 S. French Ave. loved him so. My nerves are "JYMP-111" for fifth and Fresh Water Safari fuss Sanford, Fla. shot. Maybe a psychiatrist Flying sixth grade level children: you do? Creeping, Crawling, & would help. What would Maybe there's a future TV ACHING Critters - Exploration of Producer-Director in your DEAR ACHING: I would gel Third Planet - Moviemaker home. This the communications — — professional help to resolve my Mysteries of the Electronic course for you. Students will be I ew G S,NFORI) P L-VLA and many, feelings of resentment and Brain involved In the production of more. By EIMA NICHOLS vicar, inside guard; Mary Stabils, trustee; betrayal. (P.S. This letter television programming. and Women's Editr Doris Warren, trustee; and Florence should serve as a warning to all There is a summer science will produce their own Williams, trustee, who read this column: Should experience of one week 10 television show. Ch arter members are, Marion Bennett, A new Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order Of you not live until next Monday, hours—for young people all the The instructors are top-notch, Eagles Area 3643 was recently presented a Patricia Ferrin, Plane Grimes, Evelyn Hart, if you have letters, pictures or way from preschool P'irough 9th the registration fee is low Helen MeCalmont, Marelyn Nararro, Norma cha r te r. The ceremonies were co nducted at other damaging e.idenee grade, the potential rewards for young ' . the V.F.W. Post 8207, in i,ongwood, with state Ilennigan, Murial Wood, Florience Williams, hidden away, destroy It NOW!) Here is a little detailed in- people are tremend(r.m. President MIldred Schwartz, of Tampa, InfllAfl Aflit The !p. fl€!.t fer:tin à'uuut just two, Gladys Yost, Teresa Carson, Joyce Foilc, Enrollment is limited so call - ' \ -. - General Dentistry I The John Young Museum Sets Fare For Children - " . - _ ____________________________________ LOW AUTO RATES . - - - . .. ' -..... - I O d er Of Ea gl es 1 ' - r Is A N I : roup INSURANCE AGENCY - Town ______________________________________ ---- - - while, that if the Pilfered anyone's rare coin coI1ectins, they wIll be seized the buyer and seller. will be dumped in the pokey. stalling and initiating new members. A formal dance followed the ceremo ni es. New officers include. Evelyn hart, past madame presilent; .Helen McCalmnont, president; Norma Samillano Jr., vice- , 000 I ~ president; Joyce Fogle, conductor; Jean Hennigan, secretary; Teresa Carson. plaJn; Betty Yapo, treasurer; Irma Masterson, outside guard; Margaret Mac- Shirley Gilbert, Jeannette Haupt, Irma Masterson, Addle Norwood, Norma Samillano, Irene Warren, Betty Yapo, Blanca Fete, Norma Ferris, Fran Grmnes, Jean liennigan, Margaret MacVicar, Edith Phillips, Mary Stablis, Doris Warren, Elizabeffi Yost, Esther Fote, Pat Gray, Pat Haupt, Esther Jacob, Jean Paul, and Judy Wilkerson. - door is a very nice person, but typical courses: now to assure a place for your his wife is something else. "The Circle of Life" for first child or children. Lately, she has been coming over here to use toy telephone because she doesn't wint Per husband to hear her talking. She calls up her boyfriend and t o talks love talk anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour while I \319 Good Nutrition Con Be Fun 40 ' Every day, children should cat !mncthing from each of the four bas;c Ico'I groupS EEEiia11 .. - I - ;rl~~ -XI-, 1:1 -,dr ",,, ! n -7- 11A - I - . Select Group of DIAMOND WATCHES SAMSONITE • • LUGGAGE 'I .1 off re.jiIor : prices I. ZALLES 9WILM 91orge stuarta ~ CORN. ROSAUND AND ROBINSON DOWNTOWN. ORL. 0 I Sak% /' O It's tough enough to be sure your children are eating coffft-Uy mort of the year. Sum.mertime miacks at picnics and beaches, the abundance of ice cream vendors, and busy schedules, compound Lhe problem. But foods that appeal to kids car, be nutritious, too. For insta nce, for br eakfast try two slices of toast spread with peanut butter and ttpped with bacon. Accomnpaniedby a hail grapef ruil and glass of milk, that makes a good nourishing way to zakis Annual July - ________ ___ ,,~ e _________________________________________ I. - - - .c -, I ' --- ' . fu- EPA's :.r f DEAR ABBY: What would you do if you found out after your h usband's illness and death, and 40 years of marriage that he had been unfaithful for the last 15 years? There were se veral women, but he saw one steadily. It was hard e nough to take his death, but then I discovered among his office effects letters . - . 1,, EPA -. . request. A spokesman for the Mint tnsi.stej, mean- We polled top experts from coast to coast who agreed, with one exception, that they would be af ra id to tou ch the pennies now. The single exception said he would be willing to bty the coins on the black market lot 310,9w apiece. an unpubli3htod report that the latest p.,//~,rturt.-nt li, it 'iAlf .tor Mary Brooks passed out 16 All the experts agreed that the value v, ill soar standards are a "travesty." They ire so low, r:ii 0 is ' the Senate and House Bankingas the years pass. They pointed out thzt a 1913 claims the repoM IthAt 'ill per cent (Y. the :I# #I#, of" $0 the members could we what the Loiberty-head Mckle, which also Was r,,evtr put country's cornmt,',Ucs already meet them. t Mies would look like. Only two of into circulation, recently sold for $100,000. only Indiced. the rtusdar& are no better Um Ufa I061 W vhis ,.'te returned. five are known to be In existence, Public Health recommendatIons for waite qii ui's as If a serious crime has been purity. the report stata. , virrit;~, I by tinne distinguished thieves on It the coinsshould ever become available for At the eleventh hour. EPA allviod1y in. io '.11. THs puts pr Mrs. Brooks In a the experts believe they will bring as high creased the "safe" levels flouridsl.L','a by 101 MO N!1 'pot. I she asks the Secret Ser'ilce to as $100,000 each, The lowest estimate was per cent. ft also encouraged use of 6'AmIrm it Up tflj ,,ite oil cmgressl Mal caper, she, each if all 14 coins went or, the nwket at the disinfect the water supplies irtrn,.d of ii '0- u 'ize the powerful banking comr,tit same time. The average evaluation was $35 ; The Mint's own confidential t,stitnate was charges. that the pennies, II they should ever become Ii she maintains the myth that the ,nnlea legally salable, would be worth at least An spokesman toi riLI. the ai' ttv: still in the custody c,f the two cv',nittes apiece. " " causing tr" '4'.*p44 là, £wirni -i .il and, thwrefore, aren't 4flclally mis i.:tg. Ttis This may explain why the stick y-fingered Defense Fund, are only "suspects" and not makes It unnecessary for her to call I, '4*84 ' -Yet solons, despite discreet requests on Capitol Hill proven killers in the drinking water. The Service, whicli Isn't libOut tO In"estigate Idgh for the return of the rare coins, are hariging on to spokesman denied that water standards congre"lerial muck-a.mucks without tin official them. •- '• ' - ______________ BERRY'S WORLD __ - The brake applied by HEW is significant simply because voluntary restraint is a rariety in Washington. Perhaps we're overly optimistic, but we like to think that the efforts by Congress to adhere to recently adopted budget controls rray have a constructive influence on the agencies supported by Congressional aporopriations. - vvMrIItI) -- -_ - selves, often literally accountable to no one. Yet acknowledgement of the Mat contribution .numerable minstrel shows and traveling theater or Bob Dylan or perhaps Howard Cosell who first they regularly hold up technical advances, made by Bettye Smith, Dora Lee Russell, companies. said. 'A Penny saved is a Penny earned.' That's handicap the development of new energy Miriam Wright and Valerie Weld to the revival of The depression of 1932 and the subsequent true of us revolutionaries as well as everyone sources, kill competition, create shortages and the performing arts In Sanford. development of television puta finish to this te else, you know, Therefore I thought it best — in bolster monopolies which drive prices up and Anyo ne who has attended a live performance of entertainment until the regional revivals of terms, of course, of the historic class struggle of stimulate unemployment and cost us consumers In the city auditorium, can attest to the fact that the late 1%O's, the oppressed peoples, to come forward at this an estimated $100 billion a year in Inefficiency whatever that building may be good for. It is not I suggest an investigation of this building time. andhigher cost. the performing arts. The acoustics are prior to attempting the construction of a per. "But don't you remember, Scruffy, how you Most congressmen know ft.So do Mr. Ford's abominable and the seating Is an affront to both forming arts building, which, were we able to always sala you didn't need the decadent facist men, The Congress Is deluged with letters from mind and vision. raise the money, would still require several products of American industrialist exploitation small businessmen, unIversit1e, and other InIf there Is an awakening need end desire for years of planning belure construction could even and used to defrost TV dimmers as a symbolic dependents complaining that the delays, live entertainment, and there are ample signs be considered. gesture of revolt?" mountains of paperwork required, arbitrary that there Is, then it is a condition pre"edent to Albert N. Fitts "Who could ever forget? But that was In a decisions, arrogance and stupid make-work obtain gifted artists, to either build or otherwise Sanford different stage of the revolution, the stage known rulings threaten their very existence. These obtain a building adequate for their best per. as 'Alerting society to implicit dangers.' We are complaints come from profit and nonprofit formance. now, obviously, in a different stage of the organizations alike. However, I would like to remind the above Letters to the editor are always welcome. rero!ution, known as 'Every man for himself.'" With all this agreement, my contacts In gentlemen of the existance of the Old Milane They should be as brief as possible and "That's pretty surprising coming from you, Congress and the administration are convinced theater, now :nown as the Ritz. This building comment on matters of general interest. Sruffy, but change is permanent after sfl, Since little change will take place and that slowly, was constructed In 1924 and 19, primarily as a Th!ktters should deal with issues and avoid yx' seem to have abandoned your oW 'auses It's not because Mr. Ford Is not determined. At theater and concert hall wid only Incidentally as perzenalitle& thotkgh, perhaps you could tell us y1j, 1 ~ .~-our a closed me&.ting recently with 24 senators and a cinema. At the thise of its construction it was The editor reserves tk right to i!dit tbose latest campaign is?" representath'es, he laid clown the law In polite acknowledged to be the finest thaater south of letters for reasons of space, but wit' exercise "Nothing too much, lamont, US' I,ltt,14 bj but no uncertain language. And he found almost Atlanta. The a coustical qualities are (or were) great care that the thrust of the letter not lost Do y ou have some ti me to ta lk complete agreement. )our Lie as nearly perfect as was then or is now possible. In the editing. insurance reogram. by . to be desired as a statement of provable fact. But 1 - - $ ri ____________________ - I ' P.O. - E _____ - FltLr - Letter To The Editor , - - ;I - - stude nt cast July 24.28, and 31 and Aug. 1 and 2. In t he Science Auditorium. They include 'After Magritte," a one act play based on the paLntings of Nlagritte and "Thee Real Inspector Ho und," a two-act comedy. They are under th e direction of 1)r, !)avid Mays, director of the FU theater. The plays are open to the public and FlU studen ts wit! be admitted free of charge. For information call th e FTIJ th eater, Ext. 2861. The Stetson University Summer Music Institute under the direction of Geoffrey Gilbert and associate director Frank Stubbs has drawn students from varioui parts of the United States, Mexico, Canada and Norway for Its year In session. Students are accepted- by audition and represent ., . quaune.i performers of orchestrai instruments from high school through the graduate level. They may be heard in concerts on July 9 and 16 at Elizabeth Hall Auditorium at Stetson and on July 10 and 17 at Peabody Auditorium in Daytona Beach, with a final concert closing the season to he held In the Edmunds Center at Stetson University on July 26. Studying in the program this summer from Seminole County is Yvette Kastor, violinist of Fern Park. 0 1 - - L -1 American protesters came to revire during the good old days of the '60s --a natural question is, why did you consent to appear with us here tonight?" "An excellent question, Lamont. As you may recall, during the '60s, when I was a fervent, If mklvI hnnIi r,1i,.,,I IrnsahI..,,.,L... VIA IVASSO qua - ......L 1WLA• -rr"- Rusal, first; Ronny Walker, second; Donald BRublltz, third. A Hobo Day was held Wednesday. First place winners in the boy'e division were Mark Llnebarier and Jeff Thomas. First Place winners, girl's division were Jennifer Cowley and Cathy B;'rd. Summer Playground first place winners for the week of June 23 are as follows: Limbo Contest — Patricia FitzPatrick, smaller people; Shane FitzPatrick, taller peopl e. F1111e3 Day Contest - Joe and Mark Linebarier ages 5 to 7; Gary Grissom, ages 9.10; Cathy Byrd, Leigh Ann Belne, Ginny Bishop and Penny Brooks, ages 11.13. Whistling Contest - Sinda Knowles, ages S-I; Brian Nulty, ages 9-10; and J. C. Johnson, ages Il•12. Doll and Hobby Show Patti Brook's bug collection won "moat unusual;" Liz Gaines had the "largest" collection, Kim Koerner won Foreign Dolls category, Pat FitzPatrick for his Animal Collection, Ellse Freeman, American Dolls and Terry Reck won first for Creative Collection. Nat Woodget was the winner of the Ping Pong Tournament. - -. VIoIinIt In Concert __________ __________ kicked off Sanford Recreation Department's Summer Playground activities the week of June 30. Girl's Olympics were held Monday. Winners are as follows: Broad Jump 8-10 year olds Mimi Bishop, first; Vicki Fox, second and Kristine McCook, third, Softball Throw — Mimi Bishop, first; Vicki Fox, second; Kristine McCook, third. L'sff V,ir',l fl,.h UIuflU iu,.a Fifty Bishop, first; Kristine McCook, second; Vicki Fox, third, Softball Throw 11.12 year olds Leigh Ann Betne, first; Ginny Bishop, second; Eileen Nulty, third. Broad Jump Patti Brooks, first; Ginny Bishop, second; Terry Reck, third, Fifty Yard Dash Patti Brooks, Iir3t; Eileen Nulty second; Leigh Ann Belne, third. Winners of Boy's Olympics held Tuesday are the foL'owlng: In the 5 to 8 year old division Broad Jump were Gary Anderson, first; Mitchell Rice, secona; Christ Klrkgard, third. Softball Throw Gary Anderson, first; Chris Klrkgard, second; Vernon Ramassar, third, Fifty Yard Dash - Mitchell Rice, first; Gary Anderson, second; Fred Gaines, third. In the 9-12 year old divisir, Board Jump Ronny Walerk, first; Jeff Bethany, second; Andy Russi, third. Softball Throw Donald Blaublitz, first; Sam Griffith, second Ronnv Walker- third - ________ t o rl" '111 - _____ colonists were n(A concerned with the high . principled beginning that headed the document. war and ended up demanding hat all Detroit. made cars be melted down and turned into peace Tbey expected it because philosophy was t.he "Freedom now and forevor." tbOse or his associates, however arbitrary they symbols. But now I have seen the light. I have fashion in 1776. They were more interested in seemed. noticed how Tom Hayden Is running for the immediate matters, a hammer-and-tongs attack "Tyranny we'll never remember Heralsedhlsvolce.Ifyouthinkyoucan buck Senate, Abhie Hoffman isseulngjnteMews and upon the person of King George of England. us, try It. tolerate ______________________________ That, "UNITED WE STAND, the old Weathermen are writing books to rip off ________________ Today things are different. We are no longer Or go to court. Justice for one and all." DIVIDED WE FALL." The Movement. So I have deduced that it is the But he a nd the small businessmen In the room angry at King George. Instead, it is th e intellectually and metaphysically proper time A1r.d J. Buescher that taking such cas's to court would be so philosophical introduction of the Declaration that for me to come forward, it is best for The People, costly In money and time th eir businesses would people have come to love, , it is what Chairman Mao would recommend in a likely go down the drain even In victory. Some Situation Like this and besides, I need the Of course, people will argue that it is no longer their friends had followed this road to their a "true" document. There are those who claim the sorrow. Scruffy, It Is good to see that you United States is not a free nation. There are those Theredoesn'tseem to bemuchargumenter have not lost th e courage of your convictions. who would suggest we live under another method of what is wrong. In all too many cases, the The back stage Is deep enough to accommodate There may be some cynics, however, who Theater Revival re gulating agencies beam in on the form, rather government, twelve curtai ns. Even In the balcony you could question how it is that you once talked about an the substance of a violation, or of cornth They say a lot of things that point out the bad in I read with interest your report of the in- hear a whisper on the stage without the aid of overthrowing The Establishment and 'offing the pliance. They develop technical, legalistic spection tour of the Van Wevel Performing Art any electronic devices. the \merican system. Pigs,' whatever that meant, and creating a new procedures. Decisions by under lings tend to be Hall in Sarasota , recently made by Mr. Hodges, I recollect squirming through a concert world order while now you seem more concerned And that's the point — they are free to say anonymous; responsibility is often impossible to Mf. Krider, Mi. Gutmznn, and Mr. Conklin. I perform.ance by Fritz Kreisler as well as an with getting a good buy on a color TV and finding these things because the American system lets track down. Laws setting up the agencies are so wholly enjoyed your article, "Theater Fans Are outstanding road production, with a Broadway a good pension plan." them say what they will, vague, these bodies are a power unto them- Afloat 'Cloud Nine." It was a timely cast, of 'Maryland My Maryland,' and in. "Sure, Lament. It was, I believe, either Lenin ne Declaration of Independence leaves much .,., I .:.. If II %, _ -- 711, ~~_ be presented at Florida Technological University with a - ______ I. t.: I Two contemporary comedies by Thomas Stoppard will bombing the headquar ters of bo th the First ` -_---_-_2-- National Bank and Jack and JW moagazine, and ' now an insurance salesman in ConnorsvWe, md. It Scruf fy, it's a pleasure to ha ve you here tonight °n Fi Up to It." 'Thank you, Lamont. It's really my pleasure ________________ to be here tonight on good old egalitarian net. work television." 'Well, that reminds me, Scruffy - if I may call you by the name which millions of young -________________________ , AU LIZ -: FTU Presents Comedies ' Ladles and gentlemen, tonight we ha ve in our studio Scruffy Superflshal, the well-known ________________ . Radical Activates J: ______ -_ ...~ 1 ~_3 Seminole Commu ni ty College will pre sent a Sophomore Recital at 8 P.M. Monday, July 7, In the gymnasium dance studio at SCC. James Birkheimer, pianist and Doretha Calhoun, soprano accompanied by Audrey Dell, will perform. Birkheimer, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Blrkhejmer of Casselberry, is a graduate of Lyman High School. He was an accompanist for SCC Choral groups and a member of SCC Chamber Singers. Mrs. Calhoun Is a member of th ree Seminole Co rn. munity College choruses: Choral, Chamber Singt'rs and Chansoneltes. She has been featured as a soloist for the past two years at the college and prior to that at Croomn's High School. They are students of Janis B. Ellis, music instructor. The recital is under the auspices of the Humanities Division, Dorothy Morrison, chairman. . — Bill Carrie 1 ,l _______ - 11 _.,M5&= 1 :--__:: - . I I -- : - I Performa nces 1' 17i --I - I Drama, Music ~--- - -,-'-I 1.___~__~ __Z_ _=~ - -__ 1-.-.--~.Z_ -_1~=_ ______ ' NN ,n.4. ______ At a meeting of small businessmen the other da the representative of one government regulatory agency stood up to take his audience to t. The bacMash almost thook him off the stage. Hitherto mild businessmen told him his decisions and those of his agency were stupid and dangerous. One small manufacturer shouted out that the regulator and his fellows regularly labeled products dangerous with no more evidence than that dreamed up in their own fertile imaginations. What tests have you run? he asked. When you set standards, what t• 1 II - k, President Ford has an unsolvable problem on hands. ' . % . I Colleges Set J want to develop your reading speed? Do Florida Technologil University (U) is of. fering a nine-week evening rapid reading course for adults starting Wednesday, July 9. __ r.... i . n 11 lflC 5C5510113 WIU [WI UUIII I IV JMP .IIIl. Wednesday and are designed for persons who wish to increase their reading speed and comprehension. Cost for the program Is $35 plus textbook ($8.76) an d further information may be obtained by Cont.actlng the FlU Development Center, at 275-2811. 1 ' Friday, July 4, 17 5—SA - "n' "H ' Congress Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. RALPH NOVAK _____ Regulators LJIVItIN 1. _,CT;__,64 Summer Playground _._WF~~ 1. ~_-:*,-__:~] r~It .. -. _ - . ..: _~, ____ i~%._i '=-,. ~.. Winners Announced 11, _4AW; , .* 'ii i A special Junior Olymples Fifty Yard Dash - Andy - W _______________ _______________________________ —___________________________________ IL I _____ Flo ridin ns arc asked tose fn for a research report in th e event th e report does not establish a claim or th e potential heirs are dissatisfied." Although there is nothing Illegal about the letter, The Florida Department of Agriculture and }Inpefullv, everyone had a good time. This is as it should be, but in the hustle and hustle of celebration, there is a chance the real meaning of the Fourth of July was missed, as is often the case. The celebration honors a day that traditionally holiday was once called Independence Day. Like all holidays, it has become a day of fun, outings, special events and relaxation. ., claim. The letter further says that the deceased had the same surnames as the Florida residents and by virtue of this "you may be the owner, related to the owner, or the actual heir to this sumof money." We know of one Sanford couple (who wish to remain anonymous) who received such a letter and didn't fall for the scheme, Robert J. Bishop, director of the Division of Consumer Services, says, "The letters are really quite Innocent and make no claims or promises. They even guarantee a refund of the $17 the - Fr persons are urged to ignore it — and the $17 fee for a re,earch report — becuse the chances of an heir being found by this method are Infinitesimal, ac cording to Bishop. A firm such a' that described above is merely plying on the hope and dieams and greed of many people, who are willing to take the chance that they c'in get their money back. The state Division of Consumer Services warns Floridians who respond to these letters to consider their money gone and not to holdout for a financial windfall - or a refund. J%Jflf Services has issued a warning to all Floridia ns regardl a 'missing heir' scheme that h-as penetrated Cntra) Florida. Anparently a firm In Lynbrook, N.Y., which goes under the trade name of Universal Missing Heirs, inc., has sent out mimeographed letters to Florida residents explaining that an unclaimed bank account is being held by the state (which is unnamed) until the owner or heir Is located and makes the 0 -is 4'a EIGHT CONIP4,ENT WAYS TO BUY 0-' I04'(P '4 t J' if S') ' -:s Og ",or,, . ;:' '.--' •-,-,' . ' '' '. ______ - , �I II 111111111T---- - I TEE.. 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL FrIday, July 4, 1975 Southern Adventist THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Forest City--SR 434 X. . 11L1 IT :: a I T 111J1 I., (II! UUII - (j(JIYIIVIUIYII I, ~i .111 . 111 ru...', 4, .:.: C; Sabbath SCPIQO WQriPip service Wednt4., Night Prayer past,, Sunday School MerIting Worship U ' 11.001 lii. )$pm )Ia in it Na to :. 704pm Moravian FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Car 371hand(lm 7 sop m 730pm K. : , ..:.:.:.*.:.:.:.%*.::, :::::::::::::::::::::::::, .%..::%,~*--*-:::::*-.'-.- .,:,-:::X:~.% *X::::~.X-,-:.: I Morning WaisLp 143W,IThd%treel Rev JT.P,tts 730pm Pratr.; £ SPiirrig A PrecIa'ming Nuiss-fy Presided ISa r., 7 )3 P In SANf CR0 CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 Airport Blvd Phone 337 0000 Jamitt C vIu5Pn hAimiller Stt4jp School 0 43 h in Warship Sar'vice 11.068 in Ev,inng Service IOIp in Praver Moos ingw,d 700pm Pastor C 41 in 11 ell am is p in Family service Church Of Christ I lop I" Isop in. Nursery Open WTII 1;30p in, Ssmdav NI3N, Br.adcn t Dcii 4 D,vet,on.ai 74 Pw 113 $OIl JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1671 Well First Sly-psi George GoI*1y Pastor Sunday klsoal il:00..m. MofnngSevics 11:406 on. Evening service 136pm, SSrdnqsdav$,rvc. 716p Old Truthi for a New Day PINECREST IAPTISTCHUPCH III W.AirpsilBlvd liv Kenssstlt Melt Faster Sosidaylibesi 0:438 in. Mpr*ongWarthop 11:148 I" Church Training Clip 7.30pin. tNp in PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 7634 PaInwil, Ave Rev. layIstinid Crocker Lutheran CHURCH OF CHRIST 600 Palm Springs Dr Altamonte Springs James P Needham Evangelist Bible Study II 001.M, AsblyWsnhip 11 . 060 m. Evening Worship 6:00 Is in. Wed. Evening Serv i ce 6000m Wewjday lobes Class 7:3Ip in LUTHERAN CHURCH OF Sunday School THE REDEEMER Meting Worship £ 113W. liHi Place Bible Study "The LuTheran HOyt" aed TV "This Is the (vs-sing SirvicI L ife" Wed S,b*eSbvdv Rev Bible st"I 0'4SaIn. I i , 00a in, 6.S0 in. Evingw,nli.p Wed P,aytrMpsbor,q 7:36p in. Methodist ' Church School Morning Worship Evening Worship MYF ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH lIIOal A, .Sanforl ff. W ,iliam Pas Pidoq Fr. P.J Ksit Ant. Pastor Sat. Vigil Mass 1:00p.i. San. U.n I in • 6:364 12 "a" Centou4as. Sal. alp m Other Churches CIIRISTUNITCD METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Os-li's, SvNaad Estates Rev DanisiDSais Pastor Sunday School 0.4$a in Minting WrsRlp II 00a in MYFI&4$vs 1:06P In THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd Lake Maaw.. WiIIiard Eldridge Pastor Is: 00a,m Senda I ScJ*sl Meaning Warship 1100am Evening Worusip 7:SS.m. i:) in. Wednesday Morning Prayer Or-sup WEST SANFORD FREE WILL HOLINESS CHURCH 1134W. 0th Streeb Ovsrspss-Msttwv Roby L.Watsoas Pads, Sunday S~ 11:11a.m. Noanday Wartup Evening Warship 1:36 p in. 7:36p m. Prayer is,nIdsa snigni COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Kwy 1712.1 Pine7 Ridge Rd '= 1:36pm. 736 Ill tn. Pastor -. ' "" 7 14P In 7 )Ip in Presbyterian Rev A Clark, Dean Sunday ChurOs School *i4rig Worship ANursory' 3tvrdj, M.s's Br,akftt - Paslor 1 41 1106am $ Na in - FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST we fast Second Street Suadjy Service I liedlyIchint 11:11a.m. Wid'wsdaykvvlci 7;)Ip.in Acts 18 24.28 Wednesday Ezekiel 2 3.7 Thwsday Luke 10 25.28 • ' -. • a,.iiti Adviieig e ttcc,, Inc. ¶t',cburg, Visgutia rrt 4 *• 1 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 419 Park Ave Lee F. King Ws.sIlip Sunday School UMYF Men's Prayer Breakfast 1e4&ahkTRwsday Family Ni,ht 5v.ir led Sunday Pastor S IlIum 45cm 134p.m. a )ea in FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak As 43rd Sl Rev Virg,IL 5ryant and Rev KennethW Ull,t M,n,Its Morning Worship 536am Church School 0 Meriting Worship 1114am Nursery . , -' 0 11am II h$a in 7 Np m U Np in 62-4 ' Saturday Romans 8 27-30 'cplurtl Isles-ltd By Th. American Bible kxnt UPSALA PRE%BYT(RIANCHUJCH Cjs-n.r County Club &Up%aIa roast Pastor Rev Da'w'sSl'e, Osam Svndaylchsol is an in liming Worship 7 5pm 111 I V I Wa '' .' -. - CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 7S-4$S-CA4P-O FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ORLANDO, a corporation, PaintIff. VS %ICEOF PUBLIC 5ALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pastor Acce pts Michi gan Church Call Pastor of the First oterved this week at First pastor, Is presently serving IS Methodist Youth Fellowship Vaca tion Bible School at the Baptist Assoctaticns. Congregational Christian Presbyterian Church of Sanford tour leader of six European will enjoy a can outing on t Free Me t Church. The Mr. Allison has been serving Church ef Sanf ord for the past at the 8:30 and 11 am. wor3hlp countries for a group of area Wekiva River July 12. school is sched ul ed for July 7 - in this ca pacity for three years, five years, Rev. Fred Neal will services, residents including his wife, 11, from 9 to 11:30 a.m. There Is and came to the posi tion from a conduct his lag service here Georgia. The group left on tour re no registration fee, but daily Pastorate in Sylacauga, Ala. Sunday befo leaving for June 23 and will return July 8. his Community offerings will be received for Prior to that he served a term new assignment at First Four church youth, ac- Community ex pe nses. The theme of the as Southern Baptist Missionary Congregational Christian Methodist companied by the youth school Is "Living wi th Bible to English-speaking people in Church of Allegan, Mich,, director Ted Mcllvain and 1113 properties Situated in Seminole di-fligned as Clerk of the above , Heroes." The mor ning will Italy. The Rev. James E. San to which has 3(X) me mbers. Cou nty, Flor ida, desCribed as: Speaker Sunday at th 1tylJ Cou rt, will at 33 e 7:30 wife Sandi and Mr. arid Mrs. Associate Superintendent of the include Bible stories, music, In the evening service on Lot 107, BROOKHOLLOW. ac He and his wife, and five p.m. service at Commu )AM . on July 33, 3975, offer for sale ni ty Leonard Casselberry, have Florida Conference of recreation, flag salu 00 O'clock cording to the plat thatroof &Z te the s, handSunday, the congregation will ancl sell to the highest arbJ best children were honored recently United Methodist Church of returned from a work crusade recorded In Plat Book 17, Page bidder Ia' cash, at the front (west) United Church of Christ, will be craft and refreshments. Rev. welcome the return of the at a farewell reception. The Cassel berry will be Joseph Noe, to Cap Haitien, Haiti wi th the Public R ec ords of Seminole County. door of the Courthouse of Semi no le he and Mrs. Douglas E. Porter, cou visit in g min is ter at t pastor and 52 other persons who Florida Sanford church has grown 75 pastor of Neighborhood Baptist OMS International mission. Altamonte Community Church directors, have a staff of ex- ha ve been on a mission tour to County, Florida, at Sanford, a'tpublicSale.totMhlghesl.ndbast Florida. ttit following described bidder for cash per cent in membership under Church of Louisvi lle, Ky. As a They Include, Scott Werley, f at 11: 00 A.M. on the teachers. property, lying and being in A Tellico River Camp and his leadership. He had been child, Rev. Noe participa ted In John Postle, Wendy Hicks and Jor the first two Sundays of perienced 37th day of July, 1975. •t the West Seminole Cours'y, Florida, to wit: demonstration program for ul y Sweetwater, Tern. During the on t Door of the Seminol e County acti ve in the Masonic Lodge the Child Evangelism program Cathy Casselberry. They lot I. Block B. Country Club Fr paren ts and fr The ll iends of Board of Trustees wi Courthouse In Sanford. Florida. th e service they will share some Manor. Unit 1. according to plat and holds the office of senior conducted by Mrs. Corrine visited missionaries Marvin meet on Monday at 7:30 p.m. pupils Is planned for July 11 at 7 DATED , day of July, 3975 refle ct ions o! the tour. The thereof recorded in Plat Book 31. steward. Frazier, who is now a member and Reba McClain from and the page 33, In the Office of the Clerk of at p.m., including a handcraft pastor, Dr. Jay Board ns of Deaco T. Cosmato, has of Community Church and a Ca.sselberry. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., the Circuit Court. Seminole County, display and refreshments, reported 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Clerk of the Circuit Court th at in one tent revi val Florida worker in the Seminole County First Presbyterian Youth of the church will go to By: Elaine RlChar de Mrs. Nancy Schmitt, Director Children who bring their service there were 17 Said sale Is to be made to sa tisfy CE ministry. the Smoky Moun ta ins on a L)x of Deputy Clerk the terms of said Final Judgment ll be given an o pth e annual Vacation Chruch friends wi pr of essio ns of fai th . The group Communion Sunday will be uamei J. Lovel ess. Jr Rev. Bill Pickett, church Tour bus J ul ' 7-10. The J un Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. ior School, announces that the portunity to fish in t he "f ish has been providing a seven-fold of the firm Clerk of the Circuit Cc,vrt GILES, HEDRICK & school will be held Aug. 4-7 and pond" for a small prize each ministry of Bible teaching, By' Lillian T Jenkins ROBINSON, PA. . Deputy Clerk 11-14 IbIs year. The school is day. IF transportation is witnessing, preaching, music, 109 East Church Street Thomas A Spoor open to all children from age needed, phone the church, medicine, recreation and Orlando, Florida 31501 Of PEER I SPEER, P.A. Attorneys f or Plaintiff three through grade SIX puppe ts. Campers at Tellico P.O. Box 1)41 DEP.19 First Baptist PubIIth: July 1. 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771 were inner ci ty children from DEP- 11 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THU Guest speaker at the First Maryville Alcoa, and Knox11149 Free Methodist IN THE CIRCUIT COUNIr OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CliSouls Catholic Church, All Baptist Church, Sanford, silk, Thui., and the cam p has EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Sanford, was the scene of a All boys and girls from age Sunday, at 8:30 and 11 a.m., been descri bed as "rustic." CIJIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Case No. 7S1212CA4A-P , FLORIDA. unique celebration Sunday two through teens who live in will be Rev. George A llison, Dr. Cosmato states that the In re tho U.s-s-hg. of No 15 oso (A 0-9 B when for the first time in the the area of 4th and Laurel in Superin te ndent of Missions hr public is cordially invit ed to DOUGLAS BRUSE JOHNSON DIVISION I / / church's 88-year history, a Sa nford are invited to attend a the Halifax and Serninolt attend the service. F'etitlon.rHu3and WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND ;. / and young man who had served th e SOCIETY, a Delaware corporation. Plaintiff, ELIZABETII REED JOHNSOPI parish tn his pastoral internship 4 .c Rejpondent.Wife y, asa deacon returned to offer his NOTICE OF ACTION RAFAEL A. RIVERM and NORMA r J.RtV(RA,hfe,3r.d HOWARD TO ELIZABETH P.EEDJOHNSOPf (li-st Macs as an ordained cf Rev. Douglas E. Porter was member of the Moral Issues steps to combat immorality in Co Phil. P11(1 R. WElL, priest. .a as Ce ,,.i,......l v. e...I...A r'....e, ...,I C.,..4 .I 1,..L,... fl164 Ii IYH IJV!CI100flJISI UI$.i Is.iUI Lk Will 41"11 Cr U3 ItIlVU SU .)dlIlutUCuIS3 our modern society. th priest was Fa er Peter The NOTICE OF ACTION Plymouth, Mass. 02310 odist Church for including Bicentennial acve, Free Me th Women's local The Uniowski, a New York na ti ph, l4I7-11 4331 TO. RAFAEL A, RIVERA on YOU ARE 40TIFIED that an Missionary Society received and Norma 3 Rivera, who was ordained by Bishop anotheryearat the24 th sesslon tivities. lie also served of the Florida Ann ua l Con- committee to coll ec t Yearbook re('nilnjtjnn for attaining to the ctlon for dissolution of marriage his wife Thi,nirim .T. C.r,rfv in 0. rhin1nc J has bt" filed against you and you Resideoce Unkno*n ference held at Lakeland June Funds. &14* - , k Cathedral, Orlando, for service _-.4ii., are rmired to serve a copy of your Mrs. 113 Bishop . Dale v'Yt?efl defenses, If any. to it on or th e past year. Howard R.We'I in the Central Florida Diocese : JUflFI3LJ!5, '- i Ut lilUll pi ca c . [ ..J • I 1LV 1J1 iUVlii UIIU UU Vi 15.11 UI DNU UUULILA Residence Unknown that includes Sanford, as well YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Petitioner. wtiose address Is 3104-0 as Daytona Beach, where he Richey served as lay delegate Outreach for the Women's 'aAsh Circle, Casselberry, Florida, actionto foreclose a mortgage onthe has been assigned to Our Lady for the local church and Bertha Missionary Society of the 37707 s-ui or before July 15th. 3975, following properly in Seminole witti the clerk of of Lourdes Parish as associate Roushey of Grand Island Florida Conference. Mrs. E.J. the original and file County. Florida. ft. this court either before service on Lot 10. Block C. NORTH Richey was elected Director of served as reserve delegate. ,sp-'._ pastor. 4. Immediately or pet i t i nner ORLANDO TERRACE, SECTION A Mr. Porter was elected Stewardship for the Conference D,J thereafter: othpr-wlt. a default will Following the noon mass, Fr. of UNIT 1 as per plat recordej in honor at Conference Director of Adult %VMS. for the relief you 37, PublIc be entered against Plat Book 37, page Uniowski was guest of Father Uniowiki gives priestly blessing 4eRecordS of Seminole County. deman4td in thu complaint or The Florida Conference took Ministries and was also made a a dinner-reception. petition Florida, action to record its protest to WITNESS my hand and tPs seal of Together with all structures and the recent action of the decision lmprov,mentsnowcndhereatterofl this Court on June 37th, 1975 of the government to uphold the said land, and flsturei attached (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. i II,IIO aisoall gas. steam, electric. display of nudity and asks for As Clerk of the Circuit Court water, and other hooting. coking, Laws to correct this. The By , Lillian T Jenkins refriqerating, lighting. plumbing, Dr. Charles H. Edwards, University School of Public Committee on Moral Issues and As Deputy Clerk ventilating, irrigating, and power Health, and hat1 a six months Systems, machines, appliances. Publish June 20 77, July 1, 33, 1975 psychologist for the past 17 Snetisl Action will ho L'ilcini' fixtures, and appurtenance. wtich DEO I?) years, and his wife Evelyii, a chaplaincy internship at Baylor noWareor mayhereafter pertain to. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Registered nurse, will be Medical Center, Dallas. v be used with, in. or on said EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cliholdi ng a one-day Chr istian Dr. Edwards is" president of rc,mise5. even though they be CUlT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Mental Health Clinic, once a National Christian Mental IDA ,betached or detachable FLO R . 01" Civil Action No. 75-1I92.CA44.A Maak Chef Ranoe, Model 312V month at Palmetto Avenue 5I.iilth A'cniw4it1nn nnil it n In re: the Marriage 04 Fatro Hood, Model 266 Baptist Church In Sanford. me m ber 'i the ' ;;ri;; 1. Gent's-al Electric DiSposal, Model ERNEST WILLIAM HERR, There is no charge For their Association of Christian FC3)O Husband and CAROL HERR, services In the clini c, which Is Psychologists, Inc. and of the General EelctrlC Dishwasher, \a:_ AL Wife Model SD7SO maintained through a free-Will Board of Directors. lie Is an Cr,cir rurr.acr, Model '207 ?C NOTICE BY PUILIC&ION offering made to the bedl associate member of the Chrysler Air Conditioner, Model TO - ERNEST WILLIAM HERR no wn church. Residence Unk Christian Medical Society, 03 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED State Hot Water Heater, Model W The couple will be having publisher and editor of .~" , that a Petition for Dissolution of IIOS clinics in eight different areas Christian Concern magazine Marriage hat been filed against you, Wall to Wall Carpeting of central Florida. For the past and has pastored three churS been filed against you and you and youarePterebyregulredtoserve ire required to serve a copy of your a copy of your Answer to the Petition five years they have traveled r ches. written defenses. If any. to it On for Dissolution of Marriage on acro the nation conducting MacLean and Brooke. plaintiff's Petitioner's altos-My and file the Mrs. Edwards graduated DR. ( IL EDWARDS EVELYN EDWARDS RN Chi.stian Life Sei .nars and AnSwer In the Office of he ii-; 1tI0rriyt, wtsote address is Post original -. from St. Mary's Mercy c_ 11 Iik Ill '.Vyr, 1 sern gv mu UUI41 IR.1UI LUIUI.L 5)51CC Drawer X. ,snntunv,,u. Hospital, Gary, Ind. In the before July 351h. 1973. It you fail to FlorIda, 32202. on or before July f'- 25th, 1973, and lilt the original with do to. Judgment by Default will be His educational background SC1-Irlol of Nursing and has had the Clerk of this Court either before taken against you for the reliel includes undergraduate study undergraduate study at North demanded In the Petition lot Sltvitt on plaintiff's att,'wneyt Cf at Indiana UnIversity, Texas State University, DIssotutior of Marriage Lmmtdlately thereafter. oterwe a . default DATED at Sanford. Florida, thil University of Illinois, Asbury Southern Methodist University will be entered against you Oils day of June, 1975. f or the relief demanded in the and Burton Colleges. He and Dallas College. She has (Seal) 4complainf or petition. received his BA, MA, and Ed. many years experience in Arthur H Beckwlth. Jr. WITNESSrny haid and the seal Of D. degrees at Burton Li the field counseling and nursing In the Clerk of Circ .- ,t Court thili Court on thiS 741h clay of June, By: Elaine RlCharde 3075, of Education and Psychology. Fields of psychiatric, public Deps,ty Clerk SEAL) His Honorary DD degree is health, private duty, in4.. (COURT Frances Ann Jemi.wn A rthu r H. Beckwith. Jr. from the Pioneer Theological stitutional and research, She JP.MIESON I TAYLOR Clerk of the Circuit Court P.O. Box 3117. 1701 N. AlA By. Lillian Jenkins Sezninary,He attended Alcohol. was ac ti ve on a team in lndiaiantic, Fla. 37903 As Deputy Clerk Narcotic Seminars at Baylor pio.'ieering open-heart surgery PubliSh June 33.20, 71. .Issly 4. 3913 Puhllpt- June 77, JUlY 1, Il, 11, 3975 University and Loma Linda at Baylor. ()fO59 374 DOUGLAS E. GREEN, single; MARY NAN GREEN, singis, lit at, That. pursuant to FIna. Defendants. Foreclosure s-Prides-es-i on the 1st day NOTICE OF SALE Of July, A D 3975, in that certain Notice Is hereby given that cause pending in the Circuit court. suant to the Summary iLlidgment of In and for Seminole County, Florida, foreclosure and sale entered In the In Civil Action No 74 1399-A, Cause pondtnginthe Circuit Court in wherein NORVAL ANGLE is Plaintiff, a nd JOHN WOODOUSE and for Seminole County, Florida, being Civil Number 7SASS-CA09-G. and STELLA W000HOUSE, h13 the undr'signed Clerk will sell the Wife. are Defendants, the ur•- Celebrates . ' MI(IWJI5Ww%RP I .J'. Legal Notice . -- Ovgasisidivne II 1073. t.sngwood Ms,ls let Sunday kr,:ces at The k,enthdav Adventist Church. Maitland Avenue. Allimante Spr ings (Just S.vThed SR 4)4) Lyman H Kirkwesd Pastas-Sunda ytchoef 5 13am Worship II 11am Nursery 6Kindeqge, 19 - - Phone 534 7141 '.. _aê " First Mass THE LAKE MARY UNITED YOuth Group Wed Choir Practice i — - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilkvr Ave. LaseMary Rev A F Stevens Miai's- $ Npm Suisda,ChurcPiScM.l Mo..ng W orship SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Ffio ciay - — Ci.j,yv..4 1 S loP in IvoasffilWs,sltlp 7 lop in Wad. Bible Study &Pvavsq$eq-v 7:36pm FissI Wednesday Fellowship Suppe r A bouncy rod or yellow balloon Is the symbol the wodd over of good fun and happy feelirV& There's rareN a festival. a fiesta, or a fair held anywhere withcul the familiar balloon vendor strolling through the crowd. selling happiness for a low pennies. Parents buy them for their kids and young men present them with a flourish to their girl fnend& Just why a balloon is so much fun isn't clear, but one thing is certain the pleasure never lasts. The a i r teaks out, balloons unexpectedly pop. careless fi r3gecs send them soonng away forever. But there is a for greater peosu;e to be found that wit last for an eternity. It is the happy pursuit of a Christian life and you can find out all about it this Sunday s-,rr, in church. SPIRITUAL TEMPLE Newlecat.on: Library "Mips (behind the Pest Office) SR 431 & CRutch St. LIsgWIOud. PSI. Re,. Intl Calil., Pastor Idi Wilson Au.c. Poster Healing ks-ve 3:41 p.m. a p.m. Swa41y tides-c I Metia,s-s Christian Science PEtIt M3.ningWorslc,p Evening $1s-ivl• BibleStudy Ives Eve Y outh Se rvice Tvoi Lye ' COvENANT liv . Keane" Miller Assist Pastor Morning Wor shis CIllilam Clsuvchkliool 0 31411 am Services a-ilk classes for all ages UMYF Acts — :36 . It: 36th a in 11:00am 7:360.1" FslIswsJup Pharniagw.rship Wad tie PIbleStudy 191M8 I Rev William Picks-tb Pastor 'Ca in las, - In-I-la Rev. Fred L Neal Sunday Schobl - , PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 17 03 Hiu'y £ Lako Mary Blvd Caniftor ry Sunday '.— to$?E. ?flU A PIE??? XA1#f*44f3' Tuesday Nighi— Congregational CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 340,3 Pail Ave. $ or SANFONO 71)7 Sai'l'srd Ave liv FredMCleary W- ______ Estate of Caroline A I* Is I" Su nday School '- _____ Catlin Howard, Deceased Publish: June 27, July 1, 1975 FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH PattI, 0:13 a in tI:00a in 7, 34 in 634pm vaiman visitors Iffl — my God upon every rem,am. of you. On Sunday July 6, tm' day of Jui'i, 1973. 0. Andrtw Spots-, Executor of the FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LCNOW000 %4l0t.utg,,,,t Rev ( Rvth Grant Pastor Su nd ay School It Na in Morning Wofilift; Is 5 in Sunday tsriting 10pm Wed Bible Study lNpm Airport Blvd 41 Aloodfawn Ave Tuds.rsMechng 7:36pm. Sahnday Night- Re" L. Wilson Llbvery Club .lMoos 7:36pm. Catholic s Conquier"s Metting Sunday Rev MIrvffiO Bvckiwq Horse Mistlon ks-v. WPditetd4y Night Bible Study Friday N(pM— IS 30$ in GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 736pm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 310 Part Apnut Or Joy Cs-small Pastor I:*$ in. S"11"1Sdio.l Morning Warship 11:000 in ChuuchTrammnq C lip in E woo iag Worship 7)0 Is in Wed. Frays's- krv,c, C 3$ p m Paslor Sea in Pentecostal lLvtMranChurcI,lnAmoricp, William S Downey Patter Early Ser vice $ Na Sunday Ichoel 541am Worship Is of - - . LUTHRRA1I CHURCH PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST HigP'.ay 44 West Paul S14v15y Evangelist Bible Class 16:068 m, MrningWonhip 11:008m Evening Worship . 6:114p on. Sabi* ClititIWed. 7:30pm Pray,cM.silagW,lpsday -, C lain • 36a in fl$60tladeAs 117031 PIIIV labs-Sm Pastor , S 1111,806l, Z~ - ~-_. -- - :rui' j - -- - ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH EvangelitIicS,rvIcs-s CRutch Training ElmorA Revictlipt, Sunday School Wors hi p Service Kindergarten and Nursery CHURCH OF CHRIST 1317 Park Avenue Charles N. Crump Evangelist 0:41 a in Sunday WTRR Broadcast 1000a.m. Bible Study Moa-ningWorslHp 1100a .m. EvenlngService 6:00pon, 7:3Rpm Wednesday Bible Class Sunda yScPuoel hitemall Worship 11:00a.m. Evangelistic S.4vocn 1:00p.m. WoO Player &Bible Study 7'31I0m I *dependent M41ry SSI Hotter Ave. PR 3731217 LAKE MARY CHURCH OF THE NAZARCRE ISCrystal Lake Dr. Lab, Mary. Fia R,t PaulO Trittil ,~ . E : -f -_ .I -_ - First Methodist Plans Youth Week . 114pm 700pm 734pm FIRST CHURCH CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car 1491131 &Oik A-, 111W Coffman Friday, July 4, lflS-7A Legal Notice to," a in 11 006 m OF THE NAZARENE 1311 S arl d A p Douglas U Elliott PastOr I 4S I" Sunday School IC Siam Morning Worship 614 P lIs Rector Youth Hour P 00p in Cvrit Evangelist Service Mid Week S-.rvic,IW,dI lDIpin ,, Hv'tCry Provided los- all IOralchs 0 ISa in 10 ISa in HOLY CROSS Ill S. Park The Roy, Leroy 0 , Soper The Rev Carl T. Cannon Holy Communion Church School ~!S__ Z;;O-Stfilrjzf=~~i~:_- ~ - - . ' a Sunday School 11.06$ in Sun.Wenahip m. 6 fop s sves . Sun Eve Worship 7:36pm. Wed Prapr Episcopal __ _q tR- - ~ ~ I'--~. =j1,.- _-: I 1. I ,;~~ i~.7~-.~,-_-T , Churrh 1j.. in '.' , ,' OF THE NAZARENE St RI 446ena,a Pastor Sunday School Morni ng Worship Ivanhelistic 4IYY Family Night Ser vice Y PEWed 45a M Il -Nam Wad 351W lS.enls,d GIrds-Is Club Hwy. 11 . 911 DaIs shock Iy Pastor Sund ay Sc-Noel 9 ISa m it. J. layMan '- Miitter lam 0 Ii a in GENEVA CHURCH CHURCH OF ODD FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 16. S Sanford Ave Or Harold Harris Miftiller CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY Evening Wonhop Minister - Nazarene Church Of God Christian Sunday School Baptist Wed. Ivendig Service - P lurk, JIMIOlI P's Hutcher son Morning Worship Sunday School X. vs ing Herald, Sanford, Ft. ' '..'. 4 ______________________________ L '.i'1 1111 iJufl :1..:. - Jusltaslollsterstat, L IL its Or Evening Worship Family N i ght IW,d 3 Sunday School ' — 9 3008m. Morning worshi p Church Training Evening worship Wed Prayer service • - Sunday School Morning Worship .0 - OUR NATION ! Assembly Of God 1.. . OLLINO HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Springs Drivs-- .. PU7ç 4 . 1 NEW YORK Pope Pa ul VI joint committee felt that and to love is mc*t cli!1 . 1iI and the United Bible Societies James's thoughts on poverty . J sim * 'Ji stop aixi realize these people are coop.-rating to provide and weal th are particularly p !kilptures to pilgrims visiting relevant to contemporary world love you In spite of all your , . A. i" mediately following the mor- faults, So there are many things I the Vatican during the Holy discussions. "" rung worship service my family I will have to leave behind, but The project is one of many ' Year of 1975, accordIng to an :and I will be leaving for there Is one thing I will much-needed Scripture Ulu)___ announcement by the Rev. ____ i•J ~_ i Michigan where I will &tiiine slat.ion and publication projects Warner A. Hutch][son, a general definitely be taking with me ______ the pas'.orate of the First azthatIsmy memories of from the secretary of the American which have resulted kCongregational Church in Sanford. Bible Society who Is also a Second Vatican Council's apAllegan, Mich. ft __________ I have a long list of memories -: world service officer of the proval of interconfes.sional Leaving Is sad because there which are preci Bible work. Roman Ca tholics United Bible Socie ties. ous to me but I _____ __________ Rev. Hutchinson reported and other Christians are now issomuchwh1ch'iasIecomea wlllshareonjyafew.ItwL,th part of you that you have to SanfordthtIwasin that a proposal made by a joint translating Scriptures together to . 1 leave behind. Knowing that you Masonry and became aduMaster committee of the United Bible in 133 languages. The New -. ______ are going to be separated from Mason. Fellowshiping and Societies and the World Testament has already becn BW FIrst Methodist ouths lan week from Chuck ld Staff friends that You have come to working with the men of S Catholic Federation for the published in 50 of theso Biblical Apostolate was ac- Languages. The costs of these ford Lodge No. 62 of Free and cepted by the Pope. Th e projects have been shared h:' Accepted Masons has been proposal suggested that the Bible Societies and thgreat and I have enjoyed every IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TmE specially prepared edi ti ons of Roman Ca tholi c Church. ITlinute of It. Being a part of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA Ill AND FOR Outside Ux EnglLdHi:pleakini, Scriptures from the New CathedralCOurtNo38orcierof SEMINOLE COUNTY buted m counties and northern Europe, Testament be dist ri the Aramanth has likiEwise been PROBATE DIVISION The youth of the First United and will be a senior at Boone mornings the youth will meet the Fellowship Players win English, French, German, the Bible Societies are almost PROBATE NO, 73ltscp rewarding. Attending the Me th odist Church of Sanford High School next year, where for Bible Study, under th e present the Melodrama "No, Italian, and Spanish to th ose theonlysourceofScriptureskr in re: Estate ri Monday noon meetings of are planning the final 5L!Iges C A P OL I li C .'.AIL 40WAR C) of he maintains an "A" average guidance of their regular Bible No, A Million Times No!" who visit St. Peter's Basilica, Christian churches and Sanf or d Rotary Club has been a a y outh week to be held July 6. and is a mem be r of th e National teacher, Mrs. Bess Herman. On which Inexpensive they have presented at St. Peter's Square, and other ministries. 4si r ea l blessing. NOTICE rodeuDlToRS 12. They will take over both Honor Society, lie recently Wednesday afternoon, the Annual Conference and for the special events during the editions are readily available To All Creditors and All Persons But most of all, the pri vi Having Claims or Demands Against lege morning worship services on became the youngest delegate group will meet with the "65 Geneva May Festival. They will remainder of the Holy Year. As through the Societi es so that all of being the pastor of the Fi rst Sunday, Said Estate: leading the ever elected to the United a nd up" of the church in an be touring wi th the show during a resul t, more than 2 million can afford them, and the cost is You are hereby notified Congregational Christian congre gati on In communion. Me th odist General Conference iiAdopt A Grandparent" the summer and fa ll and are four-page leaflets con ta ining a subsidized by donations. The required to ps-i-sent any claims a Church for five years has The inspirational message will demands which you may have to be held in Portland, Oregon program. And of course, every already scheduled tc present it passage from the Letter of U ni ted Bible Societies is a meant more to me than I Will be given by Mar against the s-itate Of CAROLINE tha Hardwick, next AfrII. In addi tion, Charles eve ni ng the you th wi ll meet at at the Civic Center for the James have been prepared, and cooperative fellowship of ever be able to put on paper or Conf erence Youth De partment Is a member of CATLIP4 HOWARD, deceased late of the United the church for recreation, Senior Citizens, in Gainesville also a 16-page leaflet containing na tional Bible Societies serving Seminole County, Florida, to thsexpress In words so I will member and past pres ident of Methodist Council n You th workshops In such areas as for a youth rally, and at various the entire Clerk of the Circuit Court and file for more than 150 countries and epistle conclude my "swan song" by UMYF. the same in duplicate and as Ministries, the Youth Ser vice drama, leadership training, churches around the state. The distribution on special oc telTitorle5. A bo ut hall of Its saying wi th the apostle 'I thank provided In Section 733.11. Florida , Fund chair-person of the and communications, worshi p, show will follow a covered-dish casions. annual world servi ce budget Is Statutes. In their offices In the my God u po n every rememSunday eve ning the 1Ot1P The Let ter of James was underwritten through conFlorida Conference, and a a message from Charles supper to which the adults and County Courthouse in Seminole brance of you." County, Florida. will gather to regWa for member of the Conference Stewar~ and an informal Coffee community within four are invited. chosen because its themes of tributions to the American . weeknlght workshop$ and tO You th Department. calendar months from the time of house. Saturday the youth will close renewal and reconciliation Bible Society. Tota l Scripture the first publication here, or the meet the You th Week speaker, coincide wi th Pope Paul's Holy distr ibu tion throu gh the IJBS in the week wi th a tr ip to same will be barred Owles StewaA. Charles is 17 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Monday through Friday On Friday evening, however, beach. Filed it Sanford. Florida. this 23rd Year themes, and blecause the 1974 reached Z4,1:8,6ffi copies. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA '. X. The ('hivrrh ii2 11ft I - EE'TI I III Text: PttlllppLans 1:3 1 thank know 6:11pm :* 11r,orthLiagva wooing Wittilwis ::: Wed Prayer Meet ~%' V. - . W . patter 0.43$ in , . 1. .=.- METHODISTCHURCH - ' THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH CorI*7th&Elm C. p tô.u Sat-day Serais Pastor's Cor . I _ 1, " Vespers 36 Nslnvtn belere luli101 Wed Eva. Priyet Miffliale 706pm . ~ "i .. .1.1 X. 0 Brian Tart poll" *110(1115 Pastors LIWIS UIId6IdIOt? A N * KVtk Satvrtay Servic es Sirrvicirs. Sabbath Ilk-hair Sabba th School Na in ETETITETTZTTETTTTIE .. ____ ____ '.. - - - - -' ______ _______ r,w.y.fl. J. Rev. Porter Named To Conference Post -. - I - p V' The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible SEMINOLE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBUX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford - to - . Church Schedules Mental Health Cl WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employe! L. D. PLAN rE, INC, Ovid'-:i. Florida HARRELL& BEVERLY CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. Mel Dekie and Employes - A & P WEO The Management and Employes SENKARIK GLASS a PAINT CO., INC. and Employes DEKLES' (lII - ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff '' THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes I __ TraJ':DrSAoclIry I ri.;iii r' L.I FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200 W. First TO A Ii C IA IC C I fl IJ rsris.a.vii Herb t ilr.r'm and Staff David Beverly and Staff SEMINOLE COUNI'f i REA CHURCH DIRECTORY .-- -.' nic .__ ASSEMBLY or coo Hope Baptist CitutcR, Por-e-il (ucy Ccmmutity Cooler. Per-nI 'ifs First £i$*mwv at God. 17105 & t I44...àli f$iv54yM$5lA.s- Baptist. 1100W. lflhSt. BAPTIST Now Salem PrlmlUvo Biptist Church. ItS W 1M $0. NI-a- ut Zion Baptist CPus-cl, Ifl$ Pear Ave Antioch lopOlit Church. Ovied Calvary Baptist ASseMbly, 706 Faerm,*$ (Sanbs-d $.14en Club. la-y 17 033 Cry s tal 115, A. 3rg, tab, Mr 1 68 1 41` Ct-_i'd', 770 Svm.nola Bled Cahill rir!%' Cb-,'tP Ce,dral Baptist Church, 1311 Oak Ave. Cl'wIuola Firs? BaptiSt Clea'e.ate'r Mi$t.iOn$ly Baptist Church, Ssut$,a-esf Rd Eider Springs Impish CRutch. 0140. 1a54 Rd. $0 Hetti Are. First Baptist Church. ItO Park Ave. Fritodshist tapt $t Church of Aflimonle Springs. RI. Ill, AHaRtoide Spnngfield M.$iao*as-y lapISsi. 1711k £ Coda' W. Jutus's Màssisna,y laptisO Church. 016 CvP'Si 'el. Ts*pie 5-opItif Church. Palm $pnaigi NO, Lila '-fl-Ic Springs Wilhanu Chapel Miona'y Sapf,st Church, Miii 6 William It., s-crib lipid (brjnth of Os-Bait First Church of Geneva F's) Ppttsl CPus-CR bf take Mary Pint BaptIst (Pytch of LOU Mans-ne F irst Bapt,sP Church of longwand. Car C11twchijaGraof An_ 11eiriegs Zion Hope Baptist Church. 7U Orange Ave Flit Pephill Church of O',ede First lip ,t Cr.vrih of SaeLatoo sprigs 34.-.iol Mts.odlly tiptish Chvrcti 1101W 110h SI For-s-il City Baptist Cs-vs-cIt Fast Baptist Ch.wo, of Oils-on F..pntavi psead Baptist Ck,s-cn. Owledo Join ,ss'o41s-v Baptist Chars-li. 1171 W Putt St NOttIttcd, tapt.sI CIsufiji. CIturvuta h'th Pd, 4c'iti'c-4ap Da;'' CI, 7, Oak Hill Rd.. Oils-en l;;'.it Mecpderna M-ss-;i Mes-hiIl$ Glory BIpSISI (hutch, Gn#ae Hay, Mt Moncah P,,inrt,.t Bapfnt. lilt Los-vif Ave. SiMon Mt Ol.e Mjnry i.1,tl Church. Saniuride Spi tags 14, I Mt 34sai Miss.oA.aiy $apt.sl C.l'tyrth, 1146 Jetty Ave Alt i's-a MIIISIU?T hipI,tt. Sif ts Ave w, CRutch. 00k SI $ Hickory Awl. hew Is-tIter sco,-e-<v tis-" $' out. 11 ('nc tea;'a Rid, L0Isln$04. Ravanoa Park laprist Church. 7761 W. 30011 St P,epii', Baptist Chapel. 1340 W. pint street. Sanford Pinecr,-sl Baptist Church. Ill VI. Airport Blvd Prre Late Bapt.;?, Req. Rd Pa') F''eti U tsian,ary Baptil ChurlIt. M.daav Second SJsiIod Missionary 4p$ lot COlas-cR, West Sesk'f Sunland Baptist thus-s-It, 2634 Palmetto So James Missionary Sept61 Church. St Rd Ill. Ostisi St Paul Batsl Church, SI) Pvpo Ave. $1. Matt%ew Baits? Church. Canaan IlpIl, CATHOLIC Ch,rch of the Nativity, Like Mary AN toyS' Catholic Church, Ill Oak Avs, St- Lent Catfiolic Church, Dog.oed Ira.- Ca 1#4-F St Lugvsiut CaHolic Church. Synsaf 0 near Button Rd. Casae$beffy $t Mary Magadisoni Cithalic Church, 1111i sf4 Ave. Affamigialt Spring-s Dvi' Lad, of t" Lakes Catholic Church it it ii ftiliaii, 1)011515.1 CHlI.TlAN Putt CRr,shaa ChurCh. t011 S Sar.ft' * $aafor4 CPu,stsan (herds, 537 W. l.i' -t.tf it'd bS?e Ckritlit: Ca-..J.. F.s-,', , i, .,, Dt. Ma,ti*sd La*.tv,e'w (Pu-ass-ian Church. Boa-f 1,;il g if, •p JSMIW CONGREGATIONAL I4 (pout eCalir-nel (turlt,in Ch5rt1 - it "irk CHURCH OF Chi?, At OW thi'it 3 •k Church of Clues' - t.Wi ii ,,of S. It till. ':assesberr, South Ism 'Flo ,lo t 'ii" ft )*Ill, 3.111 saks lit cell Rd Claus-chef CAr,t i'll C' HA'ingS Dr A,ta,r-Cafe Sps Church of CR';, Church of Clot I Iii-. oNd Church Cl C- ' ij' ' Church of ('. / flp It Northsado Q. '',t- 1f Jw,t, Fla liew Of. Maitland CHURCH I . Church of 0 111 i 'I Curck.4 31st Fr' or M 1*. Claus-CIt r' ri,,b r. hi, . Clans-I' rlI "luau. Late Moonoe :- Clirc.: I 0-ui Ia'.w., Ivfarprise CIIMIP I' (Iris Id, W. lila 5'. caw it C . $I to Cluist, t,,let. (ky': r; 1111 lVrNiIlelI:,'4Se, Elm Ave. Cliv'- if C;s: I I'r'aphoc,, 1,56% Pei iummonAvo C. If( i :4 II ksi,sion. W.d-,r;.'iq Re,. • trw 'a- Cod. II)t tth$t Sanford . (? 1.04i $ fi f44a,l f,t,,i' 0-1 Dejary Ave., liuerpei't V.' ,so' I If , aual City 'u't ..., t I' v iØ-.'og.s. PUP ,, It at IIPI SI. . Oils-en M.thedisI Church PeaIa Wesieyan Methodist. It. 44 W at Pa.la St. James A.M.I. Cbs-s at Cypress Oh. Mary's A111011. 1111. Church It.. It. III, Oilcan St Paul's Methodist Church, Oslien Rd. Isierpriw Stafford Memos-sal Church, S Delity Sanlando Undid M,thod,it Church, Tamp First Fed Blvd . Atlamente Springs ,p j. ta13r491 •lis'if flve,broub Or-. CassoIberry ,l5' ' l tRsrd U'iI',i vvl'ri'aa. 70113. Orlando or .-,1t .f. C...J, #5 Piev,.ig0, Dettuna i,lt,": S (Ssurcti 'il/WI lI'iPits-. 113W ISIR Place 10Ae,f,, (.hi -t. 034en Dips Of & Hwy 1701. P/u ,/. (,f /1st,, i I ' If" %i,tt,ap i-i 'Pti, NO *4 Ilavia .,, - NAZARENE FurssCI,vtcflif the NaIar,peW Indatuapie Fern Park Geete Clivicli of 'sa Nalariri,. Geneva Cammunity Center Lake MIs-, Ch'(fte4flse Na:aren., Lake Mary Bl v d .Labe Mify Long-a-s.d Church 44 OP's NItars-no. 11r3,man $ Jessup Ave - I. sniwood - ,fb,:Jf ON ' METHODIST Ravn.tt Iimil.d U.murial s-burrh I Daisry A,,. Enterprise Bear Lake Unit(d Methodist Church Bethel AM.!. Chvri'h. Canaan Hilts. Casselberry Commu*iti United Mithod.sl Church, Hwy 17-07 a Piney lodge of Cassel betfy Delary Community Methodist Church. W Milib.anks Rd OvRer First lJn.S,d yell-cod-i! (hrr.jrcPi. 410 Pat) Ave First MittioditI Church ol O viedo Pit-t Southern Mitliodish Church, 3666 $ashtrd Avi F'ro Mithod,tt CRutch. 146W Itt, SI, Gereva Methodist Church. Geneva Grace Un,b,d U,lhedisl Chicf', Airport Ilvi Grant Chapel .5 Ml. Church, Ovtede Olbpraiv, Methodist Church, Ovieso PRISSYTERIAN Laos Mary united Presrytes-,.n Church First PvPibyheria. (Ru' Cl. Oat Ave $ ltd It F,rl Pie$bylis-lIn Chuochof Ostary, I Hitfaa4 Cpev,nant Prosiptertin thyf cR 1115 S Os-loads or St Andrea-s Presbyterian Chvtth. l) B's' Ilk, Rd It Ma rks PresbyterIan Church. liii Palm Spr,ngs Rd. Atlinont, t00% Upsala Cimmunity P'esb%'l.,ian Church. jpsala pg West,ij,nsb,r Presbyterian Church, Red Bug Id, Cals,-lW,,y ''. SEVENTH DAY ADvINTIST Fc'sl LaS, ii, 134 o, Ss-,i'ntpi Da, A53,1r't-! (Ir_cp, t.'a'tter.d A,, AltdmØ-rte Spersgi Sonterd Seventh Day A.l,,nt,it (hr(h. 7th & El m Wntqr Springs Seventh Cat Ad,nt,sh (P'c(h 105 'Aos Rd , _____ _____ — - OTHER IISURCH(S Li1'6 A U IChurch. Olive 1 17th All Faith Chapel. Camp Seinoie Weki,a Park Rd ' Board" *ve-1y H.i.ness Chapel S.aali s. %'V'VVD %.CffIfflutllTy Church . Churct,,fjesvsclsr,IIofLa,,,, Day Sj.nt, 3313 Pars Ave lashes-s Os-tRod.. CPss,i-ch. St Johns CRc,spsha,n CPI$pel. Hay 3 57 ',' 'Os-n Park ' Pii'it CP'uh el Ch,,sh. SC,tnt,tt '- s- ig Lake Menco Chapel 0m 9, hid Las, Mon,, ' Kin,ens Hail of Jthevah'i Whitest Like Mum. u' . Si Fit"' Bs# 1 (Psutils .5 the Living 4 Pentecostal Open halo Tabernac l e R'dgei led *, 101t %I15 , poi,, Seminole Hif, lch..hI .i Fifsi PtiIts-ihttal CItureli .5 Lonqemod Firtt Ps-nts-tOt!I Chus-ch ol Sa"o.d r,,bl c,s,p.l Tat'o,noIs- 3114 Covnl,y Cl,b Mt Qt , HOlinesS Church, Oak ".It Rd oil", Sanf.s-4 AII,lnc. Church lii, S Pass Av, ., Sanl.rd Cetsgre-gat'sasai Of J.4iO Sri '5 WIns-1515 INCW $115 II ' The Sahrai:n Army. 'p's w 74th SI Rolling HIlt Meray,an Chis'th Alum,.., lpt.ivgt Un lad Church It Chiqith Aitlint, C'nn't.,',, C"all4 A's 3p, Holy Trinity Cbwcso DoOm CR',st I%tlMang-o1ishinoAi, TheFuIIOetpsiCIsuos,.el,,,Lordi,tutCtu5l Wasts.sgton%, ' Lanaan City . ,. . - .,; ,i_ v,.U5.UII ''. - . - - '- - --- -: .,. _- _-. - r-___ - - .--" - ——I 4'L i:z ' �- - :..i— - .. - - k- .. •. I 1,spoffs 0. Stuck Drives BMW To Convincing Win In 250-Miler A4 'F i • ivCi ear ivialfl lMain vv eapon By TOM KEYSER Herald Sports Editor In "serious" condition In an Intensive care unit. She said that no Injuries had been isolated but that "Just the way he loo's, you know DAYTONA BEACH This morning's Paul something is wrong." Revere 250 lit the candles on the United States Graves' car was Utter after the crash. It wa.i 199th birthday cake, but it was a German who nearly impossible to distinguish the front end blew out the candles and got his wish. from the rear. Hans Stuck of Gralnau, West Germany, led Despite the accident, Graves finished eigh th, all but eight laps of the 65-lap International four Laps behind Stuck. Eighth place paid $700. Motor Sports Association Camel GT challenge Stuck baffled soybean farmer Shafer in the series race. early laps, then blasted him verbally after the He finished 35 seconds ahead of Jackson. race. rL" Hurley Haywood . Shafer led the first seven laps before parking Meet In J unior Track C - iEIhrI¼I TO AMERICA . stunned the sports world two months ago by runnh* the 1776 976 / Atlantic National Bank of Sanford Cor ner of First £ Park Sa n ford I Art Brown Pest Control 2542 Park Dr. San ford Animal Haven Grooming and Boarding Kennels • Hwy 44 West Sanford Art Grindle, Wheel Ranch 0500 Hwy 11.3 Sanford • . A Childs World 7054 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford • Bill £ softy's Restaurant 2.511 S. Sanford Ave. San ford 333.7$ I £ D Automotive 21$ Benson Jct. Rd. • Delary AI&W Market 1313 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford Silts TIUCO.U.H.UI 25Th & French Ave. Sa nford II Centennial ash of July Celebration Committee IurerIn 21 Franci, Ave. Sa n ford Blair Agency 212$. Park Ave. Sanford Mr i. Mr. w.... n..... n.y... .wy.o Inh,%fI.t Sanford 3114 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford - .•.. The Big Dip 243$ French Ave. Sanford Davie B. Sims School Board Member Dick Joyce Well Drilling RI. 3. Box 340 San frd NEW YORK (AP) Ruffian may not be a shoo-fn against Fooli s h Pleasure in their $350,000 Great Match Race at Belmont Park after all. Supporters of the unbeaten 3-year -old filly who have been telling one and all that "At will be Ruffian all the way The Forest 542 B. Lake Mary Blvd. Kader Jewelers Ill S. Park Ave. Sanford Sanford Kennedy Tire Company First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Mid-Florida US 17.$2 at Airport Blvd. anford Flagship Bank of Sanford Downtown Sanford Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Ci ss elberry GardenLand 1400 W. lit St. Sanford, 3134630 13th St. and San ford Ave. San fo rd Cavalier Motor Inn 221$ S. Hwy 17.13 Sanford Guy's House of larl.Q 2101 French Ave. Sanford Camille D. Bruce Supervisor of Elections Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Green lu W Airport Blvd. . Co,pins Appliance Service Sanford Airport Sa nford - 4 I • fr F - Mayfair Country Club West 40A Sanford Maitland Flea Mart $41 Hwy 17.$2 kinlord Sanford It. Cmdr. (Rot.) & Mrs. A.A. McClanahan Sr.. Patti a John. 40 Edltha Circle Sanford 2151 S. Orlando Sa n fo rd. Hunts Tuxedo Feed Store Ill S. Sanford Ave. Sanford Mary.Esther's 200 Park A. Sanford Central Furniture and Bodding Co. 2304 French Ave. San fo rd Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 299 W. 25th St. Sanford Merle Norman Cosmetics & Boutique City of Casselberry Hey Diddle Diddle Day Care 137$ Hickory Ave Collins Florist 3411 Fair cay Plaza San ford Harry Adair's Gull Service 111 W. lit St. 3an ford TM Cake lox Woddings and Novelty Decoration Supplies '%A&& I.__ Harold' s Hair Styling £ Barber Shop lie W. First St. Sanford Hood Upholitery 212$ Lake Ave. Sanford Thomas B. Ilsint MAIer. Southern Cell Sanford Happy Acres Child Care $ Oakland a ,.• — . : . ... 7. from further competition this year. He said his he said racing and movie acting and producing careers . . -. .. Stuck won $4000, Haywood SM and Holbert -. . ...... - ... . Chicago Montreal 47 79 61$ I — .. L Yi 14 - • . _ , '$ • * 39 35 .571 7 37 39 .441 10 37 12 31 41 431 14 . . • -1 '. •. ...'.' • • -. West 51 29 63 II 36 532 i, Cincinnati ' Angele, 15 37 5$ 7 LOS 36 40 474 6 S Francisco 3$ II .441 1,1 31 17 447 S San DIego 30 13 79 16 317 1?', Atlanta 33 41 17$ $6'-, West Houston 21 54 311 21 19 79 620 -- . .. ... . '4.• .. • .. Mile N . . . ' . 901C 1.jL - , -• - . Thursday's R Chi cago New Pittsburgh 5, Montreal I Philadelphia 7, St LOUiS 4 San Die" 2. Cinc nnati I Los Angeles?. San Francisco =• •.. . . • i . , I - • — Billie Jean King on way to final match today against Evonne Goolagong Cawley, • By ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS Angels downed the Minnesota Aaron, a sacrifice and Gorman Thomas double. Twins 7.6. Indians 3, Yankees 2 Jim Kaat, off to his best start The A's scored both their runs Don Hood allowed two hits in ever, became the majors' first off Kaat in the first inning on a home runs by 13-game winner Thursday. Joe triple by Bert Campaneris, an 8 1-3 Innings Coleman, off to his worst start error and an RBI single by Joe Bobby Bonds in the fourth and ninth innings and Oscar ever, didn't become the first 13- RudI. H I. A fl fl Gam ble Dwg Powell iiutflamuie game loser. T41 &"a a rlw4ftl" ° ' ' ered for Cleveland. Powell Xaat, 13-4, allowed 11 hits but Coleman and the Tigers trail- mapped a 1.1 tie with a two-run only two runs, one of them ed 5-3 until the fifth, w he n they homer in the sixth that sent the unearned, In 81.3 Innings as chas ed Mike Cuellar on run- Yankees to their fifth straight Chicago White Sox edged scoring hits by Dan Meyer and defeat. Oakland A's. Coleman, who had Bill ,. Tv hseven th Royals 10, Rangers $ lost seven games in a row since Willie Horton, who homered T LI ., Oiifl Mayberry crashed his 1115 last victory on May 19, was earlier, delivered ti fif th home run In three nights, a ' tagged for home runs by Ken breaking single odMickey — .- Yantas City .43 35 551 6 37 39 417 11 474 l7 37 4 Mr.neiota 35 il ioI 13 California 37 45 451 14 Thursday's Resultt Chicago 1, Oakla nd ; California 7. Minnesota 6 Cleveland 3. New York 2 Kaat Becomes First Hurler To Win 13th _der tional League Pittsburgh Philphla New York St. Louit Chicago Tftas &) Pot Latch Gill & Yarn Shop 30 B. Broadway Oviedo Pan American lank of DeBary 11$ if wy 17.13 Delary Payton Realty 2040 Hiawatha Ave. Sanford To Help You Buy or Sell Ratlff & Sons 2134 Orlando Dr. Sanford Rudys Standard Service 1127 Sanford Ave. Sanford Mixon Auto Parts 722 S. Magnolia Ave. Sanford, 313014$ Moll's Freight Damaged Furniture 4031 E. Colonial 4$ W. Concord Hwy 17.13 Ccslberry Nix Bedding & Upholstering 70$ Celery Avo. Sanford Orlando Helicopter Airways llldg. S. Sanford Airport Sa nford H. B. Owens Phillips 04 Station $00 S. French Ave Sweeney's Office Supply, Inc. 72$ MagnolIa Ave. Sanford Sanford Carpet, Linoleum and Tile III S. Park Ave. Sanford Sanford Airport Authority Airport Blvd. Sanford Sanford Naval Academy Sanford Shenandoah Village Apts. 4230 S. Orlando Dr. Sanford Troy Ray Seminole County Tax Collector Stegners bakery lOS W. First St, Sanford Tfer Realty $100 E. 75th St. • Only gamvi scheduled • ., . , Singleton — the game's first Stanley added a thr"-run two-run shot in the first inniag, lA B. 1st 5?. Sears Catalog Sales Office Pinecrest Shopping Center San lord Sanford Realty 2005 Oak Ave. Sanford Sanford Electric Co. 2572 Park Dr. Small classes, college prep, Marine ROTC, Boarding & Day Coed, Sanford. jfl.ifl Sanford Sanford Beauty College 39$ S. Sanford Ave. Sanford Shoemaber Constroction Company and Employees 211 W. 35th St. Sanford Sanford Specialty Advertising Oregon Ave. Sanford Southern Loan a Finance Company 301 B. First St. Sanfrot Southeast Ban* of De:tona 1130 Ueltona Blvd. 01?ona Treasure Chest of Buv?v Sa'ifcrd Plaza Sanford 5 Pttsburh (Reuss 9 S and ninos Rooker SIt at Chicago (Stone Kansas City 10, Tens 5 53 and Zahn 7-5). 3 ToaysOames hOutIc'n (Rob.rts 410) at At Te'xai (Hargnn S and Sal lftnta (Morton 181. In) uk ill at ,l;nnesoia (Carnptell Now '.ork (Seaver II 41 a t 1 1 and Corb r, I 5). 7. it ni Bostoi (Morel SO or Tiant II Philadelphia (Christensen II) (n) 7) at Cleveland (Raich All. tnt St. Montreal (Renko 35) Milwiukee lBroberg $7) at Louis (Denny 32). (n) Detroit (Ba'e 25). In) Baltimore (Grinnsity do or Cincinnati (Bonrigharn 91) at an Diego (McIntosh 65). In) 17 5) at New York Palmer San Francisco (Montefusco S. (Hunter 11 7). :n) Chicago (Wood 6 1)) at Ken- 5) at Len Angeles (Menersmlth )34I, () ua City IBrile's 43). In) at homer homers and of Fred Patek struggled to his fourth triumph chipped in with one for Kansas Brewers 3, Red Sox 2 the Detroit IC 16 decisions Center fielder Fred Lynn's City. Tigers beat the Baltimore Angels 7, TWInS S error on Kurt Bevacqua's 10thOrioles 9-5. Nolan Ryan was unable to In other American League Inning single allowed Robin games, the Milwaukee Brewers Yount, who had drawn a twoout hold a 6-0 lead and was kayoed nipped Boston 3-2 in 10 innings walk, to score from first base. In the eighth but the Angels won and moved into a virtual tie leaving the Brewers just two in the ninth on a single by Sanford Heating and Air Conditioning 340$ Sanford Ave. Sanford Stenstrom Realty 2505 Park Ave. Sanford Imitty'; Snapping Turtle 2110 Orlando Dr, Sanford Smitty's Inc. 3417 Orlando Or. Sanford Senkarik Glass a Paint Co. 310 Magnolia Ave. Sanford Sanford Auto Parts 11$ W. First St. Sanford Southern Lawn Service RI. 3, lox 244 Sanford Teens Coins Tom McAl 24 1. Mon. Blvd. Winter Park Towers Beauty Salon Brim Towers Apts. Sanford M. Unswjrth Realty Reg. Real Estate Broker N) W. First St. San ford Voskas Heating and Air Conditioning Ill W. Hwy 434 Winter Springs Volkshop Corner of Palmetto £ Commercial. Specializing i Service £ Paris. Sanford The Village Shop 2040 HIawatha Ave. Sanford Mr. a Mrs. Frank Veitoline 3U Tangerine Or. Sanford Williams a Son Amoco Hwy 17.13 & Lake Mary Rd. Sanford Witt Realty 3431 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford as , Battling In Fi a ls n WIMBLEDON, England legal guardian since she was 11 (AP) - 0 IJfl TV Sp rts with the Red Sox for first place percentage points behind the Winston Ilenas and Joe Lia- Evonm Goolagoing Cawley to. tmnis career. day In a W im bledon singles fiW he n Mrs. Cawley beat Aus- bond's triple. Ryan, who hasn't thur Ashe had a day off before Indians shaded the New York Hank Aaron hornered for Mil. won since June 6 and has lost their battle Saturday. Yankees 3-2, the Kansas City waukee and Cecil Cooper for four in a row, allowed 11 hits nat that has the makings of a tralian countrywoman MargaSome of the sellout crowd of Royals trounced the Texas Boston and the Brewers tied the and six runs in 7 2-3 inrings. He _J L_ 11t.,...I. ..I.eL ......tt. ..,.tl....1.4.. ...A ..4.....J. 1.I.e classic battle be tween two very rit Court r.-4. F-4 in the semi. 37.1100 s1nt ,'in nli-!pwzaikn All rtangers IV- WU V'ULJWU IA tSlJ'J I41 LLJ% 'JUl VIpUll. U1' tAUII(JUUd h.UV UI UJV IUIILII till 4 Wd1F U) determined ladies, final, Mrs. Court said Ms. Caw- night Wednesday to get stand. For Ms. King, it is the climax ley look ed unbeatable. ing room for Connors' Thursday of a 15-year Wimbledon career "She's determined to prove semifinal against fellow in which she has won five sin- she doesn"t need Mr. Edwards American Roscoe Tanner of gles and 13 doubles titles. Now around to lean on anymore," Lookout Mountain, Tenn. playi ng in w ha t she insists Is said Mrs. COUrt. But the 22-year-old Connors of her final major singles tourna. Mrs. Cawley, cluunpwn here Belleville, Ill., was untroubled ment, the 31-year-old veteran in 1971, told newsmen: "I by Tanner's 140 mph serve and - -• ............ -.- ----- -. ' ------r , ---- --Ar • .. ... .. -' Just II p.m. (44) - Jim Thomas Outdoors: Fishing for rainbow trogt in Alaska; goose hunting in Maryland 13:30 p.m. (2. 5) - Wimbledon; Women's singles' final between silly jean Joe DiMaggio Or"ItilLtgondi: Sports 130 p. m. (44) Bill Dance Outdoors Fishing for bream Baseball WarmUp 3p.m. (7. SI I p.m. (44) — Celebrity Tennis: Johnattion Winters and Don Pedro CII P Baseball Baltimore Orioles meet the New York e liSp: I Yarkees at Shea "adium in New York Rain Game; Pittsburgh Pirates &I Chicago Cubs 2:34 p m. (9) — Championship Wrestling j o p rn (I))— Water World Cruise in Virgin Islands; high diver Carrie Irish CBS Sports Spectacular New York Cosmos with 4 p m 10 II) Mee t S ea ttle Sounder PeIe 1 son Taped coverage of men ssinglesfinal Sports Firecracker 400, taped, World () — WideWorldOl 5pm Lumberjack Championships. taped — Fisherman °: T44 3 - Championthip Wrestling ?:)a p.m. (24 1 - The Way It Was 10 pm (35) - Wrestling - - - - SUNDAY Wrestling 12 p.m. (44) I p.m. 12) - Championship Fishing Reds can tie the all-time Wimbledon don' t want to do well for myself put on a dazz1ing display of all. SATURDAY — But she faces a formidable wins. The defending champion Mrs. Cawley, a young star opponent In Ms. King, who has reached the final without dr01 By TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS Fuentes doubled him to third. PhIllies 7, 1,41 JIM 4 from the Australian Outback, Is been preparing iiientaly in' a sin 'leset Hesaid he was Tolan scored when Armbnster Greg Lui..lnski doubled home , lighting to prove her independ physically for three months for playing his best tennis ever, )fle5 Cdy an inter Ran now in right field, dropped Gene two ) first -inning runs, the n Bob ence after a crisis in her per this Wimbledon final and added, "I haen"t reached estxngsetoi priorities. Perhaps Lock.Iears short fly ball. Boone tripled to break a fourthsonal life. The 23-year-old Ms. King ous ted defending pea t't" it has something to do with Jones was the losingest pitch- inning tie and trigger a ',urrun ' crowd plea.cer got married to champion Chris Evert of Ft Ashe always looked the best team spirit er In baseball in 1974 with an 8- burst that carried the PhIllies Englishman Roger Cawley just Lauderdale, Fla M. 6-2 6.3 in yer In his three-hour semi "1 was more upset over gi 22 record and a 446 earned run past St Louts Buddy Bradbefore Wimbledon, causing es- a spine-tingling semifinal that pla trangement from her Austral- stretched her endurance and final against Australia's Tony Ing up a run than losing the no. average. This year things are ford's pair of two-run homers Roche, but he had to battle out hitter,' the San Diego left different Now he's 11-5 with a accounted for all the Cards' Ian coach Vince Edwards, her determination to the limit five Sets before winning 5.7, 6-4 hander said Thursday night 177 ERA runs 7..5 8-9, 64 Even he admitted after pitching a one-hitter in the That's called All-Star Game Dodgers 7, Giants 1 later that much of the match Padres 21 victory over t he material "I hope I'm there," Garvey drove in fire Steve ir T was dull Cinci nna ti Reds JU L Jones said, but Tommy John runs with a two-run homer, a The 31-year-old American In the rest of the National Of Los Angeles was 13-3 last double and a two-run single w from Miami, Fl Flaa ., softball tourney for women BEACH year and he didn't make it" ORMOND lead L Angeles past the Gi League, New York blanked Ciii th Vets 4, Cuba 0 Charlie's, Shoemaker Con ants The victor) was oaly the Shmaker meets operation reached the final f'r e first cago 4.0 Philadelphia de feated struction Co m pa ny and RItZ Help of Ormond Beach tonIght time and called It a prophecy St LouIs7-4 Los Angeles whipJohn Milner 's sixth inning Dodgers' third in the last nine Thea tr e will com pe te In the 14. at 815, Ritz battles Daytona fulfilled pad San Francisco 71 and two-run homer, his fifth of the games, but it helped them pick He said he set himself two Pit team double elimination Wheels of tsbu rgh beat Montreal 5-1. seasonan d his first since June up a game on firs t-place CmOrmond Beach ld th is year: th e w or Beach Invitational Ormond 9, was all Jerry Kocman cinnati in the West. They trail La and Charlie's targets championship of tennis, which Tournament, which begins tOlUgllL a 9.'S Bobby Totan led off the hot- needed. Koo&nan pitched a the Reds by seven games. takes on Union 76 of Ormond he won in Dallas in May, and tom ef the ninth with a single off four-hitter and chipped in with tonight. Pirates 5, Expoi 1 oca l ng — water world: Gordill NOW@ CSICh@S sharks Carol Mann Celebrity Golf Challenge: Joe 2 p.m. (13) DiMaggio 2p.m. (24) — Water W or ld 3p.m. (35)— Champions: Water polo between U.S. and Hungary from Long Beach. Col.j Sti perhifaveywilght Lifting Champlonshipli pair skating In U S. N ational Roller Skating Championship% ,."- — it,% 15) The event is a slow pitch Beach at 9 a.m. Saturday. Wimbledon. Will %IcEnaney and Tito a two-run double in the eighth. - W. Oar,iett White Real Estate Broker J)hn Krider, Assoc. 107 W. Commercial St. flantobviol A , ;', '' ' p '-' L ' '. y - - - '' g-i~ afjg'41 C..,,.; ' A4i r :••"' t.. 3 V SQ,,ç3 .. . .; .• . with Ken Calloway I p.m.(91 Meanwhile, men's singles Billie Jean King meets and the man who molded her nallsts Jimmy Connors and AT in the AL East, the Cleveland Red Sox. _J . Sanford Sewing Center 1000 E. 1st St. Sunshine TV 700 W. 9th St. Sanford Terry Realty 070 W. Fairbanks Ave. Winter Park, Fl. Sanford Auction Buy, Sell & Trade 1200 S. French Ave. Sanford, fl3.4i Sanford 110 S. Park Ave. Sanford Sanford Sanford ' Longwood Holiday Inn Of Sanford Callbir? Real Estate 2$1 S. French Ave. F Mobile World Sates and Service, Inc. Hwy 17.13 Capt. & Mrs. A.A. McClanahan Jr. A. Daughters. Baumholdor, West Germany city *1 Maitland Maitland j Larry's New a Used Mart 215 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Wailer Olelow 2214 Community Way Crank Construction Realty 310 N. Hwy 1741 CassstD.rry.1304001 .4 Lakeview Nursing Center Ill C. 2nd St. Sanford Clark a Hirt C onstru ction Hwy Na. 411 Casselb.rry . - . Sanford Coleman's Bar-11.0 Detroit Lee Brothers Plumbing Ill Elm Ave. Sanford Seminole County Property Appraiser San fo rds Finest .. Longwood City of Sanford Government City of Altamonte Sprints Altamonte Springs York Cleveland Longwood Office Products 312 Longwood Plaza 100 Brentwood Dr. Sanford auliee' Baltimore Bud Layer Supt. at Public Instruction The Markey Farnil Home Appliance Center 1700 W. First St., Sanford 3732103 II American League East W L Pct. GB Z N — Bjseaaii Lloyds Bicycle Shop Celery a Mellonville Sanford Sanford Certified Welding world's only major night race. - .............- "I guess it could have given way any time, Graves spun Into the grass infield and flipped Haywood Inched toward the lead from his No. are faltering financially. $1500. The total purse was $22,500 severid times, coming to rest against the infield 5 starLings position. He cut Stuck's lead, which at Posey said his blown engine was "one of those Juan Mont.alvo of Palm Beach, who drove an retaining wall, one point was more than a minute, to 35 seconds million-to-one things, like lightning striking the Escort, won the under-2.5 liter class. He finished He was rushed to Halifax Hospital Medical at the finish. same place twice." ninth overall. Center here, reportedly unconscious. A hospital Holbert, who started third, finished that way. Shafer turned In the fastest lap of the race, George Iobon of Jacksonville drove his spokeswoman said this morning that Graves was Haywood's second place finish pushed him more than 119 mph on the sixth Lap. Stuck Porsche 9115 to second place. New Terry Goesnbel &SIsen, Metal 7lSt French Ave. Keyser said his mishap may eliminate him seconds faster than Ruffian's 581-5 on Tuesday. That's the equivalent of nearly 10 lengths. What's more, the winner of the Kentucky Derby was officially timed in 1:09 1-5 for six furlongs while pulling up. Some unofficial clockers caught the colt in 1:08 3-5 for the six panels, "I really didn't expect my colt to go that fast," said trainer Leroy Jolley. "But the track was really fast." Major League Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Sale, Inc. Sanford Airport Sanford Cltivas lank of Oviedo ISI Geneva Drive Oviedo Osteen tangled in Stuck's draft coming out of the No. 4 with Stuck when the checkered flag ended the SCOREBOARD State Road No. 44 San ford Sanford Gregory Mobile Homes 540 French Ave. . - turn and lost control of his Carrera. Saiford Sanford CWO Robert and Edwina Orandinetti 133 Pinecresl Dr. __ • furlong workout Thursday in 56 2-5 seconds, almost two 'I First Federal Savings and Lean Association Seminole County Area -. • Kish Real Estate 3201 S. French Ave. Sanford Kempf Title £ Guaranty 704 N. Park Ave. Mr. £ Mrs. Floyd Freer RI. 3, Box 233 San ford , Sanford Forrest Green. Inc.. Realtors ItO W. Lake Mary Blvd. Lake Mary Sanforj Sucks Restaurant Pilo Bldg. John Graves of Miami apparently became second and third place cars were in the same lap The reason: Foolish Pleasure turned in a blazing five, John Sauls Agency Knight's Shoe Store 200 B. First St. Sanford Flagship U. S. Bank on Sunday" had some second thoughts today. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc General Contractor 194 Country Club Rd. Lake Mary Doves Taxidermy Service 2531 French Ave. Sanford 3000 S. Orlando Dr. S Sanford 3337174 Lake Mary '..1' I Johnny's Standard Service 3001 S. Orlando Dr. Dells Auction Service RI. 44 West Sanford SW Rooting 1311 Seminole Blvd. & Catering I••I ....._. . - A. Tang* Plastering 417W. 3rd St. Sa nford , 313.2711 _Ii . No Cakewalk ,,, . •"'' — .. Can he become the first human to cover the 100 in less than nine seconds' "Yup" he said in a typical unaffected but abbreviated response. ,Time will , - era. A fireworks display lit the Paul Revere 250 'He's very unfair," Stuck said of Shafer. f use. "lie's the unfairest drive: in America. I've never The July 4 racing doubleheader at the seen a race car driver like him In this country. ' Daytona International Speedway concluded with "lie nearly pushes you out of the turn. He AW the 17th running of the Firecracker 400, which almost hit me once. L_ began at 10 a.m. "I think he does it because he knows he can Stuck drove his BMW for two hours and 11 only go 20 laps. And it is a good feeling to be MlI0IbertInCa rNoI4l,Tesu!inner IuS ck ) minutes, ahead of Porsche Carrera drivers Al leading. Holbert, Haywood, Peter Gregg, George Dyer, Stuck said he had no other trouble In slower past Gregg in this year's Camel GT Challenge averaged nearly 113 mph for the 65 laps Michael Keyser and Charlie Kempt. traffic. Series point race. Haywood leads Gregg 11211 to Midway in the race, Stuck's car shot (lams Mechanical problems took Gregg, Keyser, "The slow cars and the medium-slow cars, io'. (row the exhaust pipe. At the time, tie thought BMW driver Sam Posey and Camaro driver Carl 'he said, "especially the slow cars. They are Gregg, who also is from Jacksonville, left the dirt in the fuel line was causing the car to back. Shafer from the race, very fair." race in the 14th lap with a broken rocker arm, fire. But after the race he discovered a valve was Seconds before Stuck took the checkered flag, Stuck also was in slower traffic. Only the Keyser and Posey blew engines, malfunctioning. night, "but I'm not in a big hurry to get it." 1W man: -- The race began just after midnight, as his No. 21 Camara below the fourth turn with a Amer ica took its first step into th2 Bicentennial blown engine. 10-yard dash in nine seconds flat equalling the world mark set by Ivory Crockett last year. "I'm after the record," McTear conceded Thursday Now, more than ever we pledge our Allegiance - - LINCOlN, Neb. (AP) "We're going to war in this meet against the Russians," said American sprint Coach Bert Bonanno. 'It's been friendi all week t 'L now we 'll do battle and it's no milk and cookies ' thing Honanno's main weapon in the 401 annual RussianAmerican Junior Track Met here Friday and Saturday is sprint Sensation Houston McTeai The 18-year-old high school senior at Baker Fla , 4 Friday, July 4, 1975-18 PAUL REVERE IN BRIEF S • Evening Harold, Sanford, Fl. -. IA _____ - - Wall Leads M'1'1waukee In L i a htn i no * Al Oliver and Dave Parker cracked home runs to back u, Dock Flu f hit tctun,'aa nd carry the Pirates past MonUieA. 1',,E victory kept Pittsbur& 41-z vimes 1head of ii ... ' ....,.. . �-,-,-.,'-- '.-.,,---.---- ri. "- .-.' .._._ Evening Here Id, Sanford, Fl, Friday, July4, 191S-25 Zoology I AcROU I Fur-bearing mammal 5 Wild 0* C! Celebes 9 Anthropoid 12 European liver 13 Noxious matler 14 Born 15 Ligest four. tOOths I? Far (comb form) 18 Free.foi.ail 19 Arduous workers 21 Throat sound 23 ReligIon (ab) 24 Inquire 27 SovIet news ngency 29 Time of div - EVENING 1:00 (2) 6:30 7:00 (2) (6) (I) (44) 8:00 (2) (5) (9) (24) (44) 8:30 (21 Wek 9:00 9:30 (6) The People Nett Door Jabberwocky 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 (6) (I) Jabberwocky (9) Bugs Bunny (14) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (44) There's Plenty Of Gold (3, 5) Emergency Plus Four (6) JeannIe (9) Hong Kong (13) NBC News (33) Pop Goes The Country (9) ABC News EVENING 7:00 (6) 12:30 245 500 is i;u 74U MAY IITOOIRTENSE FUR YOUNOII CHILDISH ____ _______________ ___________________________ (6) Harlem Globetrotters (I) Information Eight (9) These Are The Days (13) Wrestling (24) in$rn.tal Animation (33) TBI (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2, I) Tennis ___________________________ (6) Fat Albert .Mh1tIb1LUU )$551 I . , MUSS wITH PAICNY _________________________ ________________________ 11 JJ • jg*m - Sciied GillS HACKMAN JAMES COBUIN SUN-CLOSED ALt. 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Li E R B A R F E R N M U Y S D E E S E I P P A Y N N H 0 J R P 0 C A H 0 N I A S C I N I I E I I ENNYL10P11E EAWEB JESP1NS Q B LD MYHUR A B I T E I JFEFAPC 0 - Q _____________ _______________ _ Y I E A I . .• .. ii U r -. - -- T F EN I LEG N A V EU o V A D A V Y C R 0 C K E T I C U J B N ___________________________________________________ x3-Houses Furnished __________________________ Ahoy Mutesl ". 1 '"i - Tom Ugon Filmed In Tam FurnlshedHouse 7 Bedroom, children accepted, large lot. 322-3131 _________________________________ Banana Lake, turn. 2 Pieat&air,$175.CaIiMt.Dora,90i 3*3 bedroom, Hwy. 17.93 Sanlord Ifl*tVCtIOttE llie .liIdIt .mw liad bsêow appear fo,wu, bsck'wsrd, up, down, oc dMpnafly lit th jnzz3, ps 't3d4siiaams$ndb')xftIauo*n: JOHNNYAJPLESEEDPECOSSILL EVANGELINE BUFIALOBILI-, HIAWATHA MINNV1IAUA CASEYJONEC JE8SE JAMES PAJLBthWAN ., I DAVY CROCKE'TF JIM BOWIE POCAHONTAS TOMORROW: IlodgePodig,'E" • _____________________________________________________________ - 110 ROS COPE -- By BERNICE BEDEOSOL For Saturday, July 5, 1975 (Marth important Don'ttelltalesoutofachoolata but channel ARIES 21-Ail 19) °da' gatherIng tOdaY. VW' The L_ ii__t_ You'll offend someone. .. ........- - - R..EALTORS -- .,_,._. . his energy . . (Jan. )-P"eD. i) if you're planning 50fl3 Sal A14UAIUU TAURUS (April 20..May ) diversion, don't invite one sure you keep the sales slip. CUlT IN *140 FOR SEMINOLE GEMINI (May 21-June PISCESFeb.March )U IN TPI , NEW' SMYRNA COTTAGE- Large clean 7 bedroom, fully furnished. 300 to beach. Ideal site for bargain vacaticn. ALSO I Bedroom beach pool luxury condo, has everythIng. Revs? by or month 4475)0?. ROOM ADDITIONS AVAILABLE pool, completely furnished, weekly or monthly rates 373 0532, c%)fl0742 ________________________ Hutchlson Oc"n front Apartments, 39 5. AtlantIc Ave.. Diytona Beach. Call 3724051. CASE NO. 75-I072.CA4'PO Plaintiff OF SURPLUS PROPERTY Virginia The Seminole County Board of YOU AE HEREBY NOTIFIED County Commissioners has, in open that action to foreclose the meeting July 1, 1915, declared morlgeg,onthefolhowungd.,crlbed CAO-C, ARTHUR .1. BECKWITH, upatage a friend today, Don't surplus to County needs. hid is of property In Seminole County. JR. ClerkolthesaidCourt.wills,ul beat hint feringlorsal.tothepiighe,tbidd.r, Florida, to wit' to the punch 11i. for cash in hand to the highest and bios. the following: - ---"- - .'--. .----. .-----------------t1tDf'I" .. -£J-)CpI. r._ -. by-sealed Lot 153. SAN LANTA SIHI V'fCW rrurwuuQro, YLI%UJ i A1SU. a5t ½ of 11 loot utrip of land S) DIVISION. THIRD $ECTOP4. tPse Courthouse. Se,nlncl County, Your first tendency Is to '° itt MCi Of • closed and according to the Put thereof Florida at 1100 o'clock A PA vacated alley) lying between the recorç- in F'lat Book 13. Page 75. of Thursday, July 17th, 1975, the discount a tip from an Unex- South 10 feet of lot 7. and the North 10 the Public Records efl Seminole fOfiOwing described real Property pected source. Be wise. feet of lot I. and the South 10 11Sf Of County, Florida lItuats In Seminole County, Florida, Examine It again - It could be lot 24, and the North 10 fIll of lOt has been filed against you and you to.w:t, of said amen.d Put of Orange are reguirptj to serve profitable. a cop-i of your Lot 33, Block "C", WASHINGTON Heights, according tO Phi Book 4, wrItten defersis, if any, to It on LI-BRA (Sept. 23-Oct OAKS SECTION TWO, according to ) Page II, of Public Records of PAUL M. GCLDMAU. Spielvogel, mr piat trt,r$ as rc'wdsd sn Plat Avoid talking down to people Seminole County. Flo.'ida Goldman & Pearce. PA. w'tsosc Book 16. Paii 56 & 51. Bids will be received at the office addrs is 101 South Courtenay PubIlt toy,eventhouyou'remoe Prcord (.,f SCrr,inQIe County. of Arthur H. Bekw1th Jr., Clerk, Parkway, Post Office Box I)M, Florida knowledgeable on a ttubject, Room 716, Seminole County Co.sr. Merritt Island, Florida, 32957. At. Ttgether with the following items of You may not mean to offend, thousc, Sanford. Florida up to 7:00 torneys for Plaintiff, and Ills thl property wtilch are located in and but you will. pm., Monday July II, 1975. Bids original wth the Clerk of the above permanently insfall.d as a part of must be enclosed i1 a sealed inl styled Court at Sanford, Florld, on SCX)RPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. th improvements on the said land ) ope plaInly marked on the outside, or before the 20th day of July, 1973; One Orbon Rsnge.Model No. Your feelings are very (Sealed bid for surplus property, otherwis, a Iudgment may te en. ESiAZ, Serial No. 7730 Open July 15, 1973) The fr4a' ere Board tired agaInst you for the relief reserves the right to waive any demanded in he Complaint. The On Comfort P4c Furnace Model one is ConCerned. Don't read No. CPFW, Serial Nu. AI31UI in techniUthfl for irvegulerities in morigige beIng foreclosed i On. Marcwy Hood - Model PlO. unintended alights. bid1excePtrSc,v1n9time700p.m., recorded in Official Pcc-dt Book 71, Serial No. M3H73R July 11, 1973. SAGrI'I'ARIUS (Nov. athi or t" tejec! 6t' or 1004, Page 1177, Puolic Records of I) One Seers Refrigerator. Model all bids. Seminole County, Florida. 21) To pleimae those you'll No.4441717, Serial No 53(1713747 -.......... WITNESS my hartdand thi seal of .tlI.,.. 15k ,.,J... ......tt ......L.... (Seal) 'TC - A it conditioned efficiency spa' ment, Call between 10 a.m..7 pt... 322-7711. Efficiency-Atlry1 )ILI Includes Utiliti m wo ___________________ $135 $IXI-CoforTv QUALIIi INN -NORTH Gar tilt 1*1 •ppt it ya.vr con vent,nce Y have a rude awakening asked to keep them. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl4 When Commiiioners Seminole County, Florida By' A. 0. J0', Arthur H l3kwith Jr Clerk nf Inc Circuit Court By: Joy stokes lii play 10r2 Bedroom Adultionly PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2545 Park Drive $70 up .V"\ 2 $ fami i . i UM1 WILSON MAIER FURN T BUY-SELL-.-TRAD 372 I *JI LITl*) I VUR IiUj. 311)ISE.FlrstSt, - _......., .JP'tAJplexe _____ _____ - OFLToPA New Duçile., Furn' unru'n Drapes, Water. Lawn Care. 373 ian or j flIlD iJP QVQTflR ng Is here and Its a q000 time to cosea new home from the pages uf our classified ads. tJ IS6 Lee Road, Winter Park John Saggo REALTOR BROKER i , WILCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY F' FROM Reg.R.alEstateBrok,r 11OE.2StPiSt. 3fl53 96,900 JUST REDUCED 11.000 - 2 FAN1ASIIC OPPORTUNITY acre egg ranch near Sanford, 3 bedroom, 1 bath home, ap . '" " 32-44o'jses Unfurnished Stem'er Realty g r retirees 1150 Ait. 2 BR 2777274,373 1134,373 195.4 732.!958,333.4l94 P1 T •W.onisrs , Tw,?c., Ui / / ii " . Right Here In Sanford, Wilco Construction Co. Presents A Community Of Fine Homes Priced Within Anyone's Reach. You'll Enloy The Close Harmony With Nah,sre And 'Th. Vigor Of The Outdoors In Air COnditlOflid Comfort. Each Home Fesiw-as Modern ConMost Discriminating Buyer. Plush Wall To Wall Shag v,nlincis Sure To Please Even the And Kitchens Feature Ceramic TUe And Vinyl Flooring. Carpeting in Living Areas. Baths And Kitchens Adds The Extra Final Touch, Each Baths Decorative Wallpaper In The Continuous Clean Oven, Inside Storage Area Ceiling Lighting. Kkctwn Features LumInous ConflictiOnS Plus Outside Storage Area Are Just A Few More Features. SALES BY KISH I4OMES OF DISTIP1CTION • Close i to everythinti u av, .Y ' prom a II Paved streets eSiwe,' 'Sidewalks 30 Year Mo'Ia Vet s pcI down ct Conventional Mortgages. - 1 Lead Onto Your Paio In Your Privately Fenced Back Yard, ccNsTRucTloN WEEKENL FOR APPT. TO VIEW ANYTIME PHONE 321-0041 Add,tions 1971 Chevy Truck, custom 10, 4 c'yl., 5' bed, rear step, 51599. $31. 6155 I 1971 Chevy Custom 10. half tn pick up, I' bec, factory air, automatic transmission, radio. front diSc brakes. low mhleaoe. Al [__80-Auto's for Sale V WiWt), IV,WJ muiex. MUtT DI flvfruiftal . iii Ii, JIM DANDY JAll.FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" 'on can, ravenna green, ssyv. r Duane McGuire at 373 1651 rile.' We Buy Furniture 211 W.2Sth Sanford, Fia. CaUforAppt.322.3103 Remodaling C a:h rw Ui for good used f-urniture nIiques STAN'S. 3729719. SI __a.t_,_ cerra. unWVTVU, IUr mihenge, $150. 372-3611 1964 Pontiac Tempest, new tires, brakes & muffler, Inspected, factory air, $500 or be's? offer. 1966 Mustang 2 dr,, now inspet ion. V-I itomatIc. $700 or best Offer, 371. 0347 ANTIQUES 1 Piece or Housiful' CASH 323-4321 ,,au, utisnore equippru. irasu 1983 Rambler MarlIn. 6 cyl. with overdrive, bucket teats. cnnwIe. mnted to buy used office furnilu Iny Quantify. NOLL :asselberry, Hey. I? 92. *3017 ,ith electric wench. excelhe ondition. 13,91% 32] 4262 Your Junk cars liii, Will Buy or Consign A.'iy Item of Value SANFORD AUCTION, 321.73-10 13' Sportsman's Tri.HuII. Walk. through wIndshield, IS HP hrysIer engIne, new galvanized CASH 322-4132 1?67 English Ford Panel Viii, gas saver, $500 or best offer. 372.$716. ir used furniture, applianc ools. etc. Buy 1 or 1001 iter arty's Mart. 215 Sanford Av tor your un cars iii. nee 11964 Dodge Station Wagon. new paint, tune up. will pull boat. sSO firm. 3334262 Walt? to Buy USED GO CART 372 5790 irshall Amplifier, super base 100, 230. Speaker cabinet, $150. Or I est offers. 332.1716. I I BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 'ligme Air CondItioning ' YOu have tried the rest now try the (est Eip.rt paint 8 body work. 736-7304; alter 6 p m, 373 1595 PiCk 1.1' & delivery _______ Pest Coufroi' APT BROV.'Pl PEST CONTROL P,rk 0'.'.' Carpenter, can do rough I finish work Has hiS own tools. 322 7029 Spring is "Move outside time." Get patio and lawn furniture at a good P"' Read IPe Ci'ssitied Ads t.J. L CJQ4jg . LAND CLEARING I '.Alltyprslots&acerageclearcu We have top soil, till dirt, :iay. and shell available. Please call night or' day, 373 - TOWERS BEAUTY SALON Iormerly Harrieti's Beauty Nook) 519 E Pine 372 5742 ESTERSOPI LAND CLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating. Ditch Wor' fill air?, Icc ¶0.1 327 5943 ________ ____________________ - C&A Backhoe Service ekIng for garden equipment? Reed todas 's classified ads for buys good ________________________________ __________________________________'. Landclearng. fill dirt. clay, rock All kinds of digging. House trail ers stored and r.oved 377 9112 or $31 1195 ________________________________ Fencing ' Pet Care _____________________________ PET REST INtl Bc,sriiiru & Grocring -_ Ph a.os__- P K SEAMAN, PHO TOG.RAPHY Weddings, Candds.Cornrnerical Portraits, Aerial, Advertising Summer Wedding Special 679-3594 PPIOTOGRAPHY BY ED Specialists in outdoor 001 ttaits; Also WeddingS Call for details after S Xl. ____________________________________ Pressure CIeaning , - A &A CL CAN', AL i. cHeanincj I. 'fec zr p r t' S' ,r.7 - Land Maintenance --. I,- ime Paist &.Iody Work _____________________________ on'? need!" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them with a Classified Ad from the Herald. Call us todayi Don't deiayl Just dial 322 2611 or 1319993 To place, your low cost Want Ad - --H P1UMEIMP'KOVMtN1. Spring is here and it's a good tune to cliooseanewhomefromthepages 04 our classified ads. EAT HIGH ELECTRIC COSTinstall a waler to air heat pumpfree e'st. DYKES AIR CONDITIONiPuG 3229171. Beauty Care -1! Improvements I UDD'y ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS. 3221239. nln.i heal I Conoutoning For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 332. 1771, i -- .7 . . Custom Psy IJaleing. clearIng 377 *177 after S I ..: .. Lighi Lawn Care I If your roof is for the birds Call the BirdAllen Wrenn 321 007 ilding. roofing and concrete mnishing, free estimateS. ______________________ ILAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMSCall Phil Gonzalez 303323339, Reascnable Rates 2?) 6050 _________________________________ %SAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS SELL "DON'T NEEC'S" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 317 7611 cr 131 9993 arid a trienely Ad Visor will . , rielp ytj -______________________ , PLANNING A GARAGE SALE DON'T FORGET AD TO VERTISE IT IN THE CL.ASSIF lED ADS. 3222611 ___________________________________ arpentry. Remodeling. Additions, Need your gras' Ct,?! Prompt and Custom Work Licensed Bonded. dependent service $7 and up 377 Free estimate 373 403$ ___________________________________ Roo1rng Expert roof rrDa'rs, flat roots or shnQlM ,Sli *crk U.jaranteed fl.'.Dt'4 PCOlNG 3?)67 ________________________ IItIflyBUiIdIlI9$ -- Mowing & Edging Imprvements - Jrge WOOuia ,ots •S1'etl lights , PA DAVES' 323 9370 sviiisg e J II Bingo Sweet Feed. 12 per cent, 14. Mustang Pellets. 12 p.r cent, 13,75; Other low prices. Horsi & Rider Store. 2151 Sanford Ave. 2]' Critchfleld Cruiser, 140 Inboard. outbOard power Idea! for family camping, skiing. I fishing. 372Sill or 372 0224. H 'T Wiffi Washer.Dryer duplex, iiis : w.1IW UUI i mos. ola, 530 each. 3fl-S4 26' Houseboat. Sleeps 6. on Pon--toons. Any reasonable offer or trade. 904 393-0295 OV!NG--HAULING- SALVAGE Sonn ,- Brooks 37 O799aIter6PM - A,AA roy p000,es. cury, Certified tilt trailer, Power trim, many extrai. Must see to apprecla'e. 322-1036 after S ..' Proximately IL000 layi sent SAtIFORD.LAKE MARY ar,a,zuq Company supplies heni, feed, and duplex with in the grcun material, Gross.s si,soo $1,400 per Completely oncIs menttt 'oo ApplIances ? air conditioner, drapes, area buyer. $l p.r month Iniuding Pool COUNTRY HOME - 5.7 Acres. service All you do it swim. lovely 2 story older home this now. RIck MOU, III 9770 ____________________________ (estimate over 500 Yrs) In ix cellent area. Glint oakS, I citrus. Lake Mary Stables. ctvrat, tack room, rear 2 BR, Central heat I air, carpet, Sirtloed. 517,000. drapes, water, $150 month Ohidy IN COUNTY- Small, neat 7 Brown Realty, 333.5737 or 3fl.t9 tedroom home, central neat I air, Bedroom, Unfurnush,d, Adults satin kitchen, fireplace, beautiful preferred, io weik. Security trees. II,,SOO, Adjoining lots de.osht. 3735951 available for 13.300 - - -- - - -- 'kIflI 55-Boats & Accessories I 5ANOO 1973 Ford pick up F 750, 4 wheel C'ive '. ton, Fact, air, consider trade for El Camirso 904.329.3216 67A-Feed .615! - 323- 3*64 Full blooded German Shepherd pups, weaned. 540. 372.702? Walk (,i?e all c-I JuI tr PIE any purchase of than Iun or wood fence. Loi'cr cost per ft. Call QUALITY FENCE Anytime 37) a' 8% VA-FHA TAX CREDIT APPLIES 0 Must sell, 19" black & white 1 73" Lawn Mower Antique Phi _____________ Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area? NEW HOMES TAFFER REALTY hA STAN'S HWY 16 FLEA MARKS 5it1 Sunday porch,hugensideutilyroorn,2 13'L Shape NauQhahyde button B ass rack, S SoPPlC:I0 ' story 3 b,1room house. large iced yard, central air 1. hea?, F 0207 Bedroom, 1 bath, on larg, corner lot, big utility thed. drive by 2001 Summerlin Ave and call for details. Sales prtce. $11,000 7110 Hiawatha Aveat 17.92, Sanford. 323 $120 eie i Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 79-Trucks-Ira i lers Yard Sale - 7345' S Palmetto Ave Saturday July 5. 106, MovIng - small aphiances, furniture. Buttons & Bows Children's Store separate room, 1913 2-90 Harley Davidson low mileage 1.400 3770931 Fret Kittens, all whi'e, all black, calico. John Cotbert, Wekiva Park Dr., 3725024 eves. CARPORT SALE: Clothes, Housihold, & Misc, items. July 1 & 5.9-6. 2007 Granidview Ave. North 25 to 50% off MAITLAND FLEA MART 1 Broker, 107 W Cornm,rc,al Sanford 322 7*9% 54.-Garage Sales d 1911 Hwy. 17.92. Open Sal. & Sun 9-S W. Garnett White _______ Due to smoke damage, merchandise WDPERATE 78-Mtorcycles This is our 15th year at Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Tharths to you, our customers. 372932. ____ Sacrifice Sale Peg Real Estate Broker 373- 1)01, niles cast of 17-92, 1). Sazzfurd 305 323-81i Reconditioned aatteries, 512.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave 65-Pets-Supplies ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 17.92 Lawn Mowers. We Sell The Best & Service I he Rest Western Auto. 301 W.j,st St. ayton Realty COVE State Rd. 4!7, I Tires, Wholesale. Passenger & pick sizes. BUSINESS up, all CLOSEOUT 131-4155 Doberman Pinscher pups, AKC, female, shots, cropped ears. Excellent pedigreed 1175. 2655110 Acres md 10 Acre Tracts of land w rees %IAGE 76-Auto Parts Pit flulli. all ages, selling out. No re,Dn,ible offer refused 372 .1451 COLOR TV.$11.9SMONTH RENTAL PURC'IASE PLAN Merchandise ledroom, 1 bath, on good garc land. $72,000 v REALTOR 3227199 - marina, viwi camp or acJe. Buying within 60 days. Wm. Koshiol, 203 Ocean Drive, Tavernler, Fla , 33070. r'ent 2 bedroom home with Fior room, carpeted throughout. new apptiance%, corner I 117,500. J' Color TV'S frOm 150; 81W, from 115; Service all makes HERBS' TV. 1200 S. Frc-nch, 3)2 1734 _____________________________________ TELEVISIONS °hlico 21" Color TV, $15 Zenith 19" Color TV. 1139.93 Guaranteed Service. 372-9203 HANSEN'S IV, 1113 Sanford Ave. .__,,__ Near Lake & Town AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 119 W. 2nd St. ____________ Beautilul S acres, paved ,oad, trees, clear flowing stream, horses O.K. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 62$. 07 II. Shaded riced yard, 3 bedrooms. 1 ba unland, 121.000 ome out and Inspect awning Excellent Condition. 13.000 Call 377 9471 9.9 HP Mercury Outboard, model 110. Al condition. 373-7776 Beautiful 24' x 33' MobIle home and lot along St. Johns. Country hiving. Terms. 904)$)0795 ledroom, 2 bath, pool, beautify 'andscaped. 131.500. Park. SANFORD acres city water. fl 313$ Near Golf Course he Model Homes on REAL ESTATE r ____________________________________ \',, (• $55 sow as-allable In arford's newest and inest Adult•Family Iobtic Home - 'W IsiS?. OBILE HOME PAI Lot Rent From Best lot selection j IN ALL PRICE RANQS 37251 JtI45.5Jritsq46,s.1a,,.qdFi 327i 26' Vega house, or travel trailer. Can be used for travel or a home. Separate bodroom, full bath. large refrigerator, Carpeted !hroughøut. Includes 72' rOlitype C4.RPOLL'S FURNITURE --_____________ 53-TV-RadiO.StereO wi,'urcuiy ruin BALL REALTY Choice Listings CailBart Real Estate ___________________ --_____ Owner Lovely 3 bedrooms. 1 yel They're Hot" __. - .. • LEE A. EVERHART. as Trus;..for The Commonwealth Coiporatlon, "9-,non. 1971 Skamer truck camper. 10', like new. 11495. 3770575 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 SO per day. - rove. $3,000 down. take ov Id. large family room wIl replace. very large lot almost :re. ldyllwiide Secti,n. 373 916 -- $110 mo. 71$ W 1st St Fully developed rolling wooded lots in goirj subdivision. Available for sale to other bulider%or indivdual$ 14300 ORANGE CITY 135 Use yser baf.l sr. Hsi'is Imp.'sysm,et 1.sa sq we'll •ssst with Iiui%(ffigt Free lsti.,atss KENMOREWASHER,P.afls, used machines MOONEYAPPLIANCES31197 900dladies%portciotiies,Frj.Mori, start . 3107 5. Park cac h. 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD 75-Recreationa Vehicles 64-Equipment for Rent GARAGE SALE: Villagers, etc., SANFORD 30 platted lots in the City of Sanford. Ideal for FHA-VA. Low cost housing Engineering plans available Buiider finishing tO houses now, wishes to sal; balance of property $1500 each. Days-3fl 6173 arage. cenirai neat a air, we vaIl carpetIng 173.100. s7.5 own 7411 Cedar Ave. Call colif 01 233.1711 In ,the Herald Classified ads are bfackpr*d whit! and reed all over. - uw, wuin puno, mu NEW SMYRNA BEACH - Ocean front condomlnlu.n, 2 BR, 7 bath. - _______________ 64.4-1006 323-5420 Service Station Equipment, Tire machine, scope, etc. Ph. 131-9330 52-Appliances 43-lots-Acreage ill FROM ______S3-iflU -- Hwy 16, West Sanfd 63-'Mctwiery.Tools - ' Dell's Auction Service NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 401 Celery Ave., Sanford - Double Bed. 165 Mattress,boxspring&frarne - FRIDAY NIGHT. 7:30 We wIll have a sale Friday Night, Loaded with all kinds of reiI qood merchandise, Come early, 1.1? me MOW or TILL your lot and or garden spot. Floyd Freer, 372. $397 - - T. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM Commørrliil . - . . , Iørn.w4I. I III Homes, Lots ISO damigp deposit 203 E. 71st 1it. And 323 4)99 aftor 5:30. Acreage ii A....a......... - -I JI-PIIlIItIl rurniwieg JOHN.KRLDER.AiSOC. -.-------------- Sa!fprd 373 5200 ________________________________ LOTS FOR SALE bedroom, i', bath on corner lot, 11L900, ExistIng, 114,500, 7 pcI. atg. 3339402. STUDIO 1,2,3 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive Inc. araens Luxurj Patio Apartments bOok -- 105 Sanora Ave.. .322 9721 5$ FrIday; 1-S Sat. I Sun - enva F4n' ______________ 3 Room Apt., EXTRA NICE. Newly CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. )) you're making an extensive, COUNTY, FLORIDA ..,.e k.J... l,..L.L z_ i.i. '"aUs IUI £dYIitI W W3UI1 UJW5 &OUflU flOIfl, " CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-fl1•CA.es.0 STOCKTOP, WHATLEY. DAVIN a yourpralseofaflash4n-the.pan ask for opinions before you 2565 Park Dr Bennett Realty ___________________ - MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn plete set up. I'll save ou money. Licensed. Orlando 773 5410. ________________________________ Come see the latest in luury family l'ving, the all new 3144' Glen I Bedrooms, 2 baths, large family room, memborstilp in recreational facilities including pool and tery'iis courts. 143.500 29SStateRd.1S r'iedrciom unfurnished apt.. ai7 will to wall rarp.$ 1173 tnt Pt. Arthur H. Beckwlth. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By' Elaine Deputy Clerk PuhIIth' Ink. A li( After S-373-714? Large 3 bidroom. 7 bath, includes disposal and dishwasher, mem. bershlp n junior Olympic pool, tennis court. 138,500. YotirMLSAgency A&Ils,NOPetS,$133 _____________________________ Patio Houses 322- 2420 Anytime 3234470 322.6457 ve.C49Il46 KingsIzBed,S%'S Mattress. Boxspring& Frame '71 F(Stiv,il, 21*64'. Located on beautiful corner lot in adult sec. tion. Screened front porch + carpeted screen room. Extra large storage shed, carport, back yd. Solar-X on windows, kool seal roof, etc. 373.7441 $17,500 firm. JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR This country eState may not have been here whe'i Wothinqton was Presint. bt't it could Lincoln was 11 bedrooms, 3 storIes, S acres or up to 110 acres if desired, It is situated just west of Wilson Place on small but beautiful Shadow Lake. Included with the house and land are 2 cottages, storage house, and boat hou.e - (Seal) correctly. . _ LEADER" America! - - Room home 3Bedroorn,7bath, Slove,Refrlgeralor,DisI,washer Pool Happy Birthday No Security Deposit. LskeMsry.2BR Furnished 7 173,000,$720000wn$204,PI,TI - EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Clerk of the Circuit Court Dy: Elaine RiChirde Vi!1age i:!'j set Your sails on our Course and see what life is a!l about I Luxury Living at Prices You Can Afford. Sliding Glass Doors . "SANFORD'S SALES shed, large garden area. 332 6941 I -- A Great Buy . Realty Realty 2406 S. Hwy. 17 97 REALTOR 3735774 ___________________________________ Sten strom ___________________________ HUBBARD W. HARMON and :x)-Apartments Unfurnished (ORENE HARMON. his wife, __________________________ If you can qualify we offer yOu Defendants. Real Estate NOTICIflPIAI rn I.n' w..v,,v,i, m pin, -___________________________ "rurty - and in. NOTICE Is hereby given, that pursuant to a f-mu Judgment ot flaticn rr.istant rentals. BR 4)_4 forecosure entered July 1st, 1973 in TOWERS. Sanford. 3734.430, theCircultCourtof the Eighteenth Circuit in and for Seminole County, DeBary, Adults. Lovely large It room, alt, ideal for retired pes Florida in Civil Action Plo. 75995, Mom 's House 3 2l0ii, coec, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., Clerk of the said Court. will sell at Dad 's Pnce for cash .n hand to the highest and SANDL (WOOD VILLAS 110 W.AIRpORT BLVD. bestbidderatthe West Frontctoorof I Bedroom. 1", bath home, good SANFORD,3737,70 the Courthouse, Seminole County. Condition, excellent financing Florida at 11:00 o'clock AM. on $24,000, MASTERS COVE Thursday, July 17, 1973 the following ',ts.., ir_ taJt..._ ON THE 1Ar CUI 5IrvyeYJy 'iueie in UVL cm nniie * 3737900 Semincie County, Florida, towit: Lot 21. of MAGNOLIA HILL. Are yourget'iflgold? Is your income * * Seminole County. Florida. at. - i.mIir Are yW'OflIyT Why i SOt cording to the platther.of recorded liv rle'w houses ins rural ares. No down BRAM TOWERS. 373.0 in P1.1 Book 15, Page 17, of the peymeni, monthly payment, his Public Records of Seminole County, If you are tired of trying to get I he thin rent, Government stA4idized Florida plumber, the roofer, the el ccto qualit'ed buyers. Call to see if Together with the following trlclan, the yard man, try Corn you qualifyt equipment permanently instal'ed fortable iv'd secure BRA M. UNSWOQTH REALTY which shall be deemed to be a lie TOWERS. 32] 4.43 Pcg Peat Estate Broker lure end • par? Of the realty: 103W. lit St. BAMBOO COE APTS, Range 323 409%, 373 0517 Eves. 1-2 BR Furn, Unturn. Refrigerator 300E. AIrpo41.323.l3 DATED this lit day of July. 1973. ._ %\I it P H E C H M I N N E H A H A J ROB I N - ___________ C E J I R L L SRSCRUAMN J7C ,, ----- _ -. - ________ EUBDEWRA U I VJ 0 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Rentals EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ._________ COUNTY, FLORIDA 29-Rooms CIVIL ACTION NO. 7StIS.C49.0 STOCKTON. WHATLEY, DAVIN I Woman to Share hoh4d ix COMPANY, a Florida corporation, penses Call anytime, 323 9119 Plaintiff, OLOAROL After 5373 7111 Harold Hall Broker ___________________________ Osteeri, BR. air, kitchen eceulpped, carpeted throughout. On 2', fenced lots, I uflhlty bldg storage 322.6457 3 Bedroom. 434 E. 76th St., $115 'no. 950 securIty. No pets. Water furnIshed. 3fl-1SIJ n Auction Spereaclde granules for lawn in. sect control. GardenLand. 1400 W. 1st St., 323 4430. KULP DECORATORS 109W. itt St,,)22 2335 We steam-clean carpets '------------------------1970 Ne'Amer!cana 12'x40' 2 BR, 1 bath, &r, beamed ceilings, raised dining area, newawning, Located on a beautiful shaded corner lot, 150'xllS'. Price 95.250. Assume tow monthly payment on mobile home. 363-1499, Ovledo, fl-Auction - 62-4awn-Garden SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East FIrst. Downtown 42-?v')biIe Homes Peg. Real Estate Broker 3210640 fl'e,3n es -____________________ 322.7643 RcAL ESTATE INC. GENERAL COUTRA(TOR 332 3*51 Real Estate Assume Payments SInger ZigZag, In cabinet, 3 needle, front load deluxe sewing machine. Sold new for $319.00. Pay balance of $59 or I0paymentsof $9. See at. ______ TOWNHOUSES Loans available for any type of business or real estate, operating capital, expansion. Mr. Smith 113 3929103 • Legal N ..otice L S L N N A 11 j R.Q fenced in yard 117.500 Twobedroomhouse, kitchen equipped. WIlT REALTY MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 3 Bedroom, I bath, block home, NIce 2 bedroom block home, fur. nished .r unfurnished. 323 2920 Paymeflt, 7i per cent interest. 25-..oans _________________________ _____________________________ M W B I E U B I A fenced In yard 175.500 -- 3224l1 - desk 51-Household Goods 322-2115 . -AFTER HRS.. 3220645 372 3991 60-Office Supplies Wood or steel desks (exewIive I chairs, secretarial desks I chairs, straIght chairs, filing cabinets, ot is. Cash and Carry. NOLL' Cassilberry, 17.92, *30-4209 - Hunt Realty 2521 Park Dr. Pt'TOR' FrIday, July 4, 1973-36 Used office furniture ______________________________ 3 Bedroom house in Pinecrest, by owner, carpet, fenced, good ' mortgage. 173.500. 373-4714. 2315 PALMETTO AVE., 3 bedroom, _______________________ I", bath, kitchen equipped, con. venlent to shopping. Drive by and By owner, like new, 2 Bdrooms, Fla. room, detached garage, call. 172,500. fenced yard. $19,000. fl39543. SHADED LOT- Overlooking lake. ____$6,500. ELlQlsLEforFpsAorVA?N,w3& 4 bedroom homes In good area. 120.000 to 179.000. S per cent down Geneva. 3 BR, 1½ bath mot,iie home, 2', acres, some pasturv Good wate, 115.000 IBedroom, 1½ bath, Florida room, BRS., 2 full Psths. family' roorn& den, plenty storaç,i', large lot. 3224047. Jim ldylIwIld, tranferred, must sell pool planned I BR. 2 bath, family rm. w.fireplace, carpet, custom drapeS, many cxtroi. 144,400 to $43,400. 323. 4730. _______________________________ WINTER SPRINGS - 3 bedroom, 1 bath hoi',ie, den. Assume present mortgage with $6400 down. $117 per month total paymfnt. - Kltchen.Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops, Sinks. Instillation available. Bud Cabell. 327-1052 anytime. -. Red uced $3,000 ______- Property . - V I M P A U L B U N Y A N SXM - . a. 124.200 REALTOR 7201 S. French Ave., 321.0011 Wholesale D!strihutorship, No selling, Advertised pro'Jucts. Immediate income Local Florida company. Business gooctt Looking for something with a future that sense. Investment of 11593 _______________________________ up. CitI me at 305 $69 1441 collect _____ -- - Sanford, Vacant, 3 BR, I'.', baths. block, treshly painted inside Out. Fenced back 70' * 70' patio, $21,500 Zoned tcr t'OWs. 4 bedroom, S yr. old hOu, completely fenced CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR - - _____ Larry Saxon, Realtor - 645.7333 Kish Real Estate I- -. Senfoed, Iy,Owneq- ldyliwilde Ill Section, 3 Dedroom,2 bath, family room on large lot, low down payment. 373-045 after 4:20 P.M. . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. so-scellaneous for Sale - IDYLLWILDE - 3 Bedroom, 2', bath, family room, eatin kitchen, screened patio. central Met I. air, lf-cleaning range, ditPwasher. disposal, Carpet, large closets, doUble garage, on 100' X 790' wciI landsCaped lot. •WEKIVA RIVLR I Adult 1I ne vUha9nd5r large Shady oaks on thp scenic Wiilva. Modern ciNn interiors. frorn$11O.SMI. W. of Sanford. 372 18_.l•I) Wanted ___________________________________________________________ O1kkM.e JULY 4th lnde$*ndence Day. Celebrate your independence with this 3 bedroom 2 bath beauty. Walk to high School, tenn;s courts, double garage, carpet, central air, $31,500, 373 9110 2½ Acre BR. 1½ bath, air conditioned, newly painted. $140 mo. 1st I last, plus deposit, Sunland, 323.0545 41-Houses - WINTER SPRINGS UNDER$fl,000 LIKE NEWI TREESI Young couple will love this 3 bedroom, 1", bath (or 7 bd, rec. room) home, ca, fenced, covered patio, new kitchen, Hurry & you can choose your carpet colorsl OUR BEST BUY. 531-1222 ________________________ _______ -_____________________________________________________ 3 Bedroom, 7 tny room screened pat!':, beautiful land tcaping, O-ner transferred, must sell. 131 714 ____________________ PrinQ Area W*kls'a Bedroom cottage, Ideal for couple, references required. No pets. 1125 month plus $30 security. 322 1597 41-Houses Sure Money- Maker ____________________________ _______ - I A R GROCERY STORE MEAT-PRODUCE-GROCERIES 322-7125 Day 327 5091 lute _________________________ _______________________________ 57 - ._ __________________________ ______ REALTOR,) -- ______________ 2$Business Opportunities ____ Peas,youplck.black.eyelpurple hull for Saturday. On Oregon Ave. k'imile North of 168 just west 04 I ______ ______ 59 ______________-- Things to Eat ________________ ___________ - 50 Work your own hoori, Earn extra income as an AVON Represen ti'tiv Call 444 307'i ____________________ __________________ - Beauticlanwanted,fuIIorprttmm, Nice atmosphere. Call $301272 Ask for Mary Ellen 6 Child Care - 46 Ronrn, board, pay. Young lady seeks alum one person to help care for walled-In private rstafr With pcnl. cars, shoppr.g. etc. Prefer masculine female, since husband is confined to wheel chair. Must drive. 1791-laN LOST male Irish Setter, mos. old, in vicin'ty of Mariners Village, Apt. 707. If found, call 373. 7999. REWARD ._ ___________ -. ..a. Must have experience In all phases of agricultural equipment and auto parts, including receiving, stocking and counter s,les. Ex. cehlent fringe benefits. Contact Harold Hall at A. Duda & Sons, Cviedo. 305 363 5651 An Equal Opportunity Employer 5-t.ost & FoUnd - Parts heat, firepl.,, au electric t. chen. 2' lots. $37,500 or best offer ForrestGreene, Inc. 3236353 QuIet 7 bedroom cottage, air, like new, paneled, large Porch, 1133 rr lit & last. Older couple only 322079? Position Lecmthlnl Vinigart 13.61 Keipl Now all four In one capsule. Ask for ____________________________ VB.6+. Fausts Drugs. - - 17 cute or coy _______ ____ -- 16 tise Circuit Cotjtl of the Eighteenth LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be Circuit in and for Seminole County riorida in Civil Action No. 73-991 careful not to Inadvertently ______ - Farm & Auto . COMPANY, a Florida corperation, performancewhileignoringthe plunge.It could be hard to live GEORGEALLAPIFILIPOVICH.fld Plaintiff, THERESA ANNE FILIPOVICH,his consistent, worthy person. with. wife EMIZIAHLEWIS,JR.andMAPLE CANCER (June 21-July fl) D.f.nts LEE LEWIS. his wife. Lay your cards on the table. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Defendants. Ask the other party GEORGE ALLAN dO ________________________ NOTICE OF SALE _______________________ F1LIPOVICH and THERESA ANNE NOTICE is hereby given, that same in any intSS de.iling. FILIPOVICH, his wife. wtose place Pursuant to a Final Judgment of It's to neither's advantage (4) be NOTICE OF SALE of resIdence Is Route 140. 2. Stafford, foreclosure entered July 1st. 5975. in ROCG CJIAS* 115*9*5 __________ - Call Bob Market', Advertising Director 323.2311 -$31999) • Lovely 2 BR, 1 beth, living, dIning, Florida room, wall.wall Carpeting, fenced. 131-3431 - Applicant must be well organized,an excellent speller, arid enioy selling on the telephone. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If - 3 Bedroom, 1", bath. in good quiet Sanford location. $llSmo. Call 372. 7110 Newspap,l experience required. ClassifIed Ads didn't work there wouldi I be any - 323.3*54 or 323.1630 for an experienced classIfied telephone sales per5on ____________________________ - SOLICITOR Ipse Evening Herald his an opening P*CfD'WtYH A DRtt PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call123LSl7 Write P.O. Box 12%) Sanford. Ftrwida 3717% ____________________________ 10 11 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 7 Legal Notice __ - CLASSIFIED .__ - That luxury Item may look friend and. Ignore another who great In the store, but out of Isverysensllive.Shecouldfeel place in your living room. Be siubbed. - ______ -- - - i.or'oom fenced yard ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help YOU to meet the rigftp person lust for you. PIATIONAL SINGLES CLUBOFAMERICA. Phone:30j. 713.27O. Jiaja.' JJIIIa, Jail.. Jam Independent -- (24) - _____________________________________ 7944 3 BR, Carpeted, Central air. - _____ 41-,ouses .1 waterfront home, beautiful kIt. formal dining. ovefIolnp lake. central heat & air, fenced yard. $37500 WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY - 3 Bedrooms, Stove & re4rIeqator, fenced yard, I-HA available. $71,900 WETAKETRADES SANFORD - 7 Bedroom home with deflor3rdbed,00rn,vaCa,d move right in with good teirn WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY - 7 Qedro hor,ie with breezy Porches, corner lot, ..-....i'.-.-. ______ 41-Ho FISH. SWIM. SKI Sanlord-3 Bedloom, Central alt tsot, fenced yard. kltcheit equipped. $143 mo. lit 'no., i 1 mo. damag'- deposIt. DeBary, ;edrooms. lIving, garage. Sanford Ave., $145 'no. $311149. ____________________________ REALTOR _______________________ 2201 S. French Ave., 32l0O_ ________________________ Haw (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart Show (U) World Of -- 8 Estate Kish Real RItE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 4442027 for "We Care""HothlnV', Adults or Teens, _______________________________________________ Catchers (I) TUIS.-PRIVATE PARTIES WID.-1I PM .7 SO 30 PM THUR$.-4 301? NOON 7 3010 Y P.M FRI.- 7:0i1 P.M. 1*1-1301 P.M - 71Q11 PM. OUTDOOR IlD,$flzy000I B ITE The - 41-Houses _________ 32-HOUSeS Unfurnlshed - 33 Roman goddess 35 Meek 40 Fix shoes 43 ShinIng 45 PaInter's stand 46 Family member (colt.) 47 Egyptian bird 48landof banshees 50 Part of wchlp.lago 51 New Zealand parrots 52 South Atrican fox 55 Masculine nickname - - ICEP4SED REAL ESTATE. sills YOUNG for ierson No office. PROGRESSIVE pressure, CongenIal offIce. Lets talk. HAPPY BIRTHDAY FRANKFURTER I LOVE YOU KID ____________________________ J1fJ - 7 - - - - _______________ (24) The Shadow 10:00 19) J 13 - () Movie 12:00(2) Jetsons 6 - 9:00 (6) Mary lyler AFTERNOON 5 T ç __________ Telephone Systems "" (44) Friends Of M.ar - - - - Theatre (44) Sports Legends 8:30 (6) Jeffersons (44) Braves Baseball (33) The Big Blue 4 15 (33)Scream ',AA Liii 3 2 - (24) Way It Was (14) Zoom J -- - c __________ _____________ dog 011957 - - " 53 Nigerian native Csaain felines 56 "0 sole 57 Fillet (her.) 58 Guido's high 12 8:00 (2. 5) MovIe (6) All In The Family (9) Kung Fu (24) A Famil' At War Us - - - 7:30 (31 Friends Of Man 11:30(3) StarTrek (6) Hudson Brothers (5) World Around IASEOON THE NATION-S BESTSELLER. Hee oi - 1 Oral Roberts Special (9) Lawrence Welk (24) Burns And Allen (35) Department "5" (6) Shazan (9) Lassies Rescue Rangers (24) TBA (33) Speed Racer (2,5) Pink Panther (6) Valley f Din',saurs (9) Super Friends (13) DaytIme (24) Carrascolendas (44) JIm Thomas cjtdoors 5 (2) Last Wild A Iit. o:saj tL, III News (24) Florida Report (35) Bobby Goldsboro Wrestling 6:30 (2) Florida's Watching (65) News () News 10:30 (2. 5) clgmond Artd Sea Monsters - (24) Book Beat (9) Movie (34) Romagnolls Table (6) Sounding Board (24) Woman (6) Sports Spectacular (9) British Open Golf 24 Firing Line Martian (44) Si0rts Legends 5:00 (2,9) Tennis (33) Party (44) TIme Tunnel 5:30 (24) Black Perspective (9) Devlin (24) The Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley Hour IM*SIPP - r rei.ur (6) Scobby.Doo 11:00 Saga Of (13) Movie YogI's Gang Villa Alegra Wally's Workshop Wheelie And The Chopper Bunch Speed Buggy 9:30 (2, I) Run Joe Run (6) Pebbles And Barn-Barn (9) Adventures Of Gilligan (13) MovIe 10:00 (2, 5) Land Of Th. Lt (44) Party Baseball Adventure Theatrn Western Man (3$) Braves Baseball (44) Braves Baseball (9) WrestlIng 2:30 Jabberwocky (24) Sesame Street (44) Gerald Derstine (13) d Couple 10:00 (7. 5) Police Woman (9) ABC Food Special (13) Get Christie Love (24) Th. SInners 10:30 (9) U.S. Open Golf 51:00 (2.6,8,9) News (24) Aviation Weather (33) 700 Club (44) NIght Gallery 11:30 (2.8) Tonl9ht Show (6, 44) MovIe (9) Wide World Of Entertainment 1:00 (2,8) MIdnight SpecIal (9) Movie JAW (34) BaIley's Comets Go Herald Of Truth Addams Family Pl'iooey - 'flL2:30P.M. S1.25 (44) Combat 1:30 (9) Invaders (24) WaIl Street week 2:00(2,5) Malor League (6) HAL 7 PrepositIon 8 GOdS of Noise pantheon 9 Gazelles. 50 BeaSt oh gnus. etc burden 10 Equal 60 Unwelcome 11 Congers plant 16 Furnace, for 61 -- ma)esty example DOWN 20Sisslake I Appear 22 Cowboy's gel' (POet.) 2 French 24 Old (Ger.) 32 Lumps oh rronoun 25 Pungent 5U9&t 3 Biblical victim 26 Australian 34 Early Christian 4 Biblical marsupials Celebrations sufferer 28 Evil spirit 38 R.dio 5 NW East 30 Degree of receivers garment value 37 Dogma, 6 City in France 31 Arboreal home (35) MOVIe (6) Favorite Martian S) Movie U. 81 Rokfo.-d Fèiis (c) Movie (13) Hot L Baltimore (24) Masterpiece Theatre (44) Movies *1* Movie (24) WashIngton weeli (13) (5, 9) Law el And Hardy (2) I Dream Of JeannIe (6) U_S. Of Archle (9) Bozo 7:30 (6) Movie (9) Kolct'ak (24) Washington Week (33) Hometown USA (44) Dinah 8:30 (2) Chico And The Man (13) June Allyson (24) Wall Street - Festival Almanac DaIly Devotional Acrs The Fence SunrIse Semester Son :. (2) (6) Bandstand (33) WrestlIng 1:00 (6) ChIldren's Film 6:00 (6) Growers 6:25 (2) AmerIcan (24) FeelIng Good MORNING To Tell The Truth (6) ConcentratIon (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13 Hear It Now (24) Senor Scene (33, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line (5) $25,000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood Squares (13) Wrestling 8:00 (2) Sanford And - ( Saturday Friday ISALCOHOLAPROeLEM7 Ill YOUR FAMILY? AL.ANOP4 For familIes or friends of problem drInkers, For further information call 4234511 or write Sanford Al.Anon Family Group P.0. Box 533. Sanford. Fla. 32771. _________________________ _________________ Mindanao 44 Gritted (her.) 46 C.aiuslons 49 Soviet space _____________________ _____________________ ____________________________ I h _________ ________________________ ________________________ ____________________ ___________________________ 1 _. 1*1c1 hrt 42 lndonesan of Wanted 18-Fip ICiAI5iII IIIrIAL%,J 38 Units of energy 39 Algerian harbq 41 Hairdo ________________________ Is - I TONIGHT'S TV ______________________ Answer to Previous Puule 1 ',''''y' , ''', '', ..... '- ___, Alumnjr i.tPly Buld'ngs nIu i r-q I ..-• "'.' u ' -F .rc, ,'.Ill ,',,' =1 ()rIai"J .'t L2 Wall Paperng,,, PAUl. SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger I Ii'inea. "" Free I:sfimales Ph 3736173 ."v".'', Well Drilling 0 ii LED 'u'.rs SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and s'ze' We repair and serivce STINt MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd St '577 6432 �__________________________________________ ________ • - . . - . . ..-.. ., ... ._.- --- .- . - - ' -- - ..-- . . •. 4B-Evinjng Herald, Sanford, FL — Friday, July 4. 1,73 SANK IT! 7' WIN! - %Ai IT IN TAE INFINITr - 0E OF / D0f6 IT 4EA.N I IN itJ PLAYED A &a OF &OLF ON ONE PAY OUT OF " i w I Z, Ab 1 121 -- - - -- - - - &4_ ,011110 j - 7- 1411 - ALLEY OOP by IF YOUIZE IN A HURRY, RG4T, DOC! VELL, IT ... HM, 'THIS COPN"S THEN MAYBE WE'D BETTER ALL STAIZTED WITATPOS FOR YOU ... AND FOR GET RsGqT'T0 T141S OLD FAMILY LETIE PE I E SAKE,DON'T JACK! A ,--7114E CCINIENTS WILL BE VrTAL'TO NOUR END OF -mis oPE:izA,noN.1 — . "P 0 ,4% ~ 0 It. . .- 1 \ (_--. I I - I I.iss Pass 'I ________ Opening t — THE BORN LOSER . .-n by Art Sonsom 1. 1~q '___ 11 - - — \ --- -- -- ...t---' - -- _ff-. j , s-- \— ----- ,. Writ ( V JE 1 I — (_ J 1) I L. I 0 NI ij I 4" 1 ~i I , y, /' I I - / INW5W, AW,I A4f TAS 7 ... "- . I'll Kv I ,1 - .___— , — A . , - ... -: .- (' ef !~,., i i 4..ftw V%* p04 i --_ k -Ii,- 0 . WCNEY Is F . ' A- - , (' ~k / I I _.—' -"-'-- I ~ ,V A.iA I __Ak . A . ~'. I _,~._11 -:~ 110, _ 111~ WINTHROP r by Dick Coval li ' . Y 4 - . 10. J 7' 4 i < 4_ L ,-' . I THy'RE JUST GC1AT. - - - U-J , ' REG6IE! -F- ______ ---------- - _______ ____ ____ _____ •,,jC - __ I T_ ,'-' - 1 I 00, ma 0 / - --_-_ . " -? "i . 't - - I, - -FRANK AND ERNEST t2(? L i'c- ;' - I \ _____ ( . I -7 I I i % . ,-l t~ I ,_ , J/ A , - TRIPS * TOURS - (~ 1~~! I I - ' ••i• ____ _______ 'i'-.:.- 4 l'' ~ El ____ - 'ii - i - )ik I - '-'':.;) j)I ''- - k)KAT*S TME f 1~ 4 - L. ,IlJ I L_ F-)(Ecu I—S!2t.._ QT,/ ft9PL1 " Z, I . -, ?1I - ''' U .C- g'7/ ' IRLYID PLMHS. I - i I ____ - ~ ______ ______ ( j 4 Z___ __,~ tj A .1 _____ 'o YOU CCOK FOR :? 1HE CANINE COWS IC I v— I ( ~ 0 - ______ i 4 - C 'ii - I F - __ ~_ -ir E-' - - ': ' r ' ' ' - - - '•'c& I t s.., . 4 I - __ ,,. —:— . r - —I - =. I __ -A I - - ~_ ''- -- . - I - - -- - - ----~ . I. I - 11- ~ .t.*46~~ --: -.- 4 A' i flo , I . I'' . -, 'r% -,-*r?L -f . . KI 11 ii?v ~ V '•k X --,P.- t I ~~l - J -I - 0 . . ST. "' -' . - the man who put the match to the fireworks The fireworks were purchased by the Downtown Business America iFreedom on his new zoo perch Association. Horner said that most of the money raised from sales in the and square dancing, performed by the Music ,Militia, filled Ow booths will be donated to charities. ne people "weren't working Civic Center in Altamonte Springs. for themselves," Homer says. The Oviedo Jaycees hosted Fourth of July festi%ities with a Elsewhere In the county's celebration of the 199th birthday of watermelon eating and seed-spitting contest. America, a parade zmved ttroug!i Geneva, and patriotic music Longwood also held Fourth of July festivities. I -- " Jud e Strawn Tries , Ai~ To .;.,,,.,. . ~' ;- ~j ?~ ". , #- '. i ~, * ` . . % Ann4n,vr1+;^n I 1%.O^%A I 1%ji I 1 I - - - t - rl%Alff rom;llsing Lauvvtj %W I I I U - - - . - By BOB LLOYD Herald StafI Writer I -' using controlled groups venireman bears this out 'V A .1 - ~ __ Do jurors in criminal cases actually understand all the judge's instructions before they retire to deliberate? SeminoleBrevard Circuit Court Judge David U. Strawn doesn't think - ' and Brevard,, using volunteers jury ', ~ -,\% ~~ i Prehension level has been found in the study groups that ha%e ________ "1 ________________________ 7-4 ____________ 11 viewed videotapes of standard ,r~'- .W jury instructions in a common Jj breaking and entering case .0pe-ilip# " ( __ .1_ -.1 counties, volunteer groups have . Z_ seen the tapes and then an. swered questionnaires. Similar control groups have not seen . •. -- the videotapes but hay. received the instructions five from Straw-n before filling out questionnaires. JUDGE DAVID STRA . Strawn said in both instances making a fonnal application for a notable area of concern a $76,000 grant from the federal centers on circumstantial Enforcement evidence tnstr'jctlons Despite Iaw dministrative Act (.l.EAAI court instructions that cit. toCrashA that will be used in Ine 18th ctunstantial evidence s acJudicial Circuit Seminole ceptable, and under what the driver of the va n; Brevard) to finance a two-year conditions, many jurors anCamille Wharton 2119 S study of the corn ssered quet.tionnaires with the Park Me and Bill munication problems reply that it isn't legal Enright, no address iisti 11w $76,OW grant wW be wed, Their condillons were not The Brevard Criminal asallable Justice Coordinating Corn Sttawn said, to repay FTU mittee has approved a profes rs for time they've Spokesmen at KIssimmec Medical Center preliminary application and is already spent on the project rrfused to gise any in scheduled to consider the plus to lurid a professional videotape production using forinal application on July (on1inued On Page 3- Al actors in dfl actual 8-andE Strawn has been working trial." V-. . , . . - I .'.' - . . _ .. -' ' ,'. ' J '1, lir 'tj -,91-, Au ' -;~-, _ p, I ,-~_,-;4.I 7._ L- ~T!Nrlt~F- in-depth professors from ,,'.j ~__ " _ ,~.,--iyrw!-~, :: :i '- L ' ___f __ - - ~ t_Z_,_1. I 6W t I Florida Ashe Takes 11 I , ,how ttvry Ls a need to examine advertising after ordinance or special law ..." By DONN A F-WES rezoning. The notification must I IN 1)1.41 X how judges instruct juries. On The "Except as otherwise passage with court remedies HeraldStaff Virilebe given to city and non-city AroundTheCloek IA July 1 in Orlando a date provided in this law portion of a%ailable w'ile he 19,5 law 'Upr1in( proptrty owners alike Bridge 411 Vi I%lBl 1- 1)0's England n a'=i I '.; c is Court committee A tei appears to except t4) requires publication prior to One attorney expressed There are abrimt as timny Calendar . ..... ......... SA studying jury instructions will 7A interpretations of the 1975 state sur prise recently wl'en he found _______________________ imi4tking the procedures sup- adoption of the ordinance Cl ss ifi e d lncibly to a two4ct lead then th recelse a re"t ol the "row' i" r The i975 law only changes e annexation law fl oa ti ng around the new law ap pears to require plemental to existing law. This, Comics 4 fought off a determined Jimmy findings Crossword ........ ......, BA Seminole County as there are publication on foir different the annexation procedure as set it appears the -Mooney Bill" numt*ring, not the provisions Connor. to win the Wimbledon of the section requiring cities to occasions of the entire an- forth in th is section shall remains on the books. "Jurors have complained for men's singles title 6-1, 6.1,5.7, 6. FAIlorlal .............. IA attorneys, publication in entirety prepare a report setting forth years about the Instructions As for co nsti tute a uniform method for Dear Abby ................. 4C toda y, becoming the first In recent weeks lawyers for nexatlon ordinance, the adopU-)n of an ordinance of of the crdina=3 of amnexatior, plans to irrivide urban services'athey're given." Strawn said, h k Horoscope . .. I ...... I .... 6A Seminole cities have given r to hold the prestiAt the same time, a county . nd judges and lawyers are giom men's crowv. . 5A completely conflicting opiniotu officiRl this week criticized the annexation by the governing the 19174 law said of the an- to any area to be annexed. "said body of any municipality in this nexation ordinance, The exact wording of the also sensitive to the problein. S Obituaries .. A.she, sening and volle)ing an whPther the new law repeals new law, insisting it neither the cities state, and all existing ordinance shall thereupon be required elements of Ux plan We hope this study will give ,Aith power and precision, e Mooney requires planning by special laws which published once a week for four remains the same 6D-8D Television Judges a better understanding breezed through the first two fo r services the nulici lilies provisions of Section 171.062 t provide to newly annexed establish municipal annexation consecutive weeks." of the 1974 of the juror complaints." Women's sets, breaking Connors' serve lC-4C The Mooney Bil! Is a special 11jus repeated law says of the annexation law, prohibiting The 19' 05 act affecting only Seminole territory nor forbids density procedures are Jury instructions aren't in fi%e timl-S. H annexation ordinance, Said trunicipalilies from increasing hercby But then (urinurs battled (ount, 5piJfl)OfC(1 I% 1 *,,fl Ith( changes everyday language and a However, the new law in orthnance shall be passed after or decreasing the density Yesterday's high was 87; * oveght low , es powerful see for the Legislature. The law requires The irn Law, passed in the Section i7l.2 4) sta tes: "The same has been published once a allowed under a county plan for don't understand the 'legal the method of annexation provided week for (our consecutive a period of two yeirs Unless first time it,the match Ia e'en Partly cloudy to cloudy personal notification of recent session of jargon" use& S.c details and tides on page SA. ---tw t4,Fmf- EW-&N VE A f Strawn is Judge spearheading an effort to get federal funding for a study 10 probe communication problems between judges and jurors. Strawn Is leading a group vem To Law akers 1: " -— S* IMP11 * . I., Also, he will tell you about , use for the "empties." i ,,,i' ByEDPHIcKE'ri' . ;.', A little digging in his arthing In America 42 years " . '1 Heraht Staff Writer 1, ,1 1. 1 ..! _< Why does a mari spend 20 backyard for sand to mix ago with empty pockets. Tell ~, .. I " cars of his life constructing a cement -and the "Swede's" 2D. you about walking 15 miles one 7,i*I I. ~day to save the dime it costs to 350-foot long, five400t high year labor of love began. bottle fence cemented together During those 20 years, make a phone call e ' In addition to his fen by some 35,000 empty beer, Sundberg estimates he worked kv,j A~ t ~on his fence ftee huvrs per built an island behind his home. & , wine and whiskey bottles. '\l Perhaps it was done to escape day rliit, he would trace a And with water running in from l'' the "horrors" of the bars he design on paper. A few dabs of the lake apd the blinking light in worked in during those 20 concrete, an appropriate his self-constructed, lighthouse, 7,\\~OAIkit" Ii years. number of bottles - his fence one has an impresrion of being aboard ship "Could be Could be," muses grew little by little Most of the "Swede's" 74-year-old Eric Sw'iberg, as he Once, the 'Swede" dug such sits ona lawn chair In back of a deep crater in his back yard friends, however, come to see search for good sand to mix his ferce They tell him, "You lii south Seminole horn. -.-.• . . .. "No one buta Swede would be concrete that he couldn't get out know, this is the only thing I've — crazy enough to do that," of the hole. But a quick call to ever seen like this. I bet it's the Sundberg says, pointing toward his wife, Nola, and construction only one of its type in the AnAle Tmsper, Zti, of Sanford joins in the celebration at Fort Mellon Park. world." the the Intricately designed fence continued, What did tola th ink abou' all which runs alongside his Lake Brantley home that time spent building a bottle There it sits A work of art fence' "She never objected reall y, Sundberg's fence with ight 11 Hur bottles placed to reflect in Except she thought I was tricate designs when ligh ts crazy as hell, naturally" . the Tina J S p ill man, 1813 Eight Sanford youths taken to Community Paloma A vr.; Carol A. hooked up Inside the bottles are -Swede" answered. Hospital at Kissimmee were injured late Friday Sitting in the sunlight, the switched on at night Bishop, 1918 HlblFcUS whert they were treated iijght whn the panel truck Shaking his head, the "Swede" reflectively knows Court, Mary K. Martindill, riding and rewere injuries for minor In which they "Swede," as friends call him, that hii fence was indeed a .509 1 I.aurel Ave.; Keith D. struck a guard mil on leasetL Three others were says he remembers working the "creation," a way to occupy hI.s Baggs, 18,59 E. 20th, and Interstate 4, one mile west taken to Kissimmee Scott C. Taylor, 2419 So. 3.12 p.m. shift as a bartender. spare time. In essence, a way to Medleal Center for treatof state Boad 515 In Come morning, the "Swede" stay sane To create In a Bay ()sceola County, the ment would hop out of bed early to philosophy bass" on nickeLs and Taken to the medical i c Community Hospital Florida highway Patrol center,were Jim Scham. no begin work on his fence. Since dimes. spokesmen Idi ntilled the ported. And, the "Swede" will tell he worked as a bartender, he addressgitn ldntifitdns F1'. of the Injurul were Injured trtatrt thert as thought he might as well find a you t.hat. if you ask him. i " . _IV "!" . _.7,%7tTv'!r " __ . '1' , W-.-I, lhr-- a bIFrank Hill IN 7HE ARMY I? YI'te iN 4.4 4? -_ fL tf i ' r - Men's Title '' I ,. .~ IV-, He F*Inds laxation I I D y' ottles Today .V -41 'e-1-.., -- ~ ._._•. I y , 140011dTAIN 1.1 ,_. II -4 ..: SHORT RIBS THIZ&A DAVS THROUGH fiuiR*R W%%VU -% <7 C _~A MAJISTAIIS# er 1 1 I 'r - - I, ''P4 14" 0 I. L Schn eid VMR G10K& - Ftc/ (I - I CN !04AI - / I - - I 6 b HOWlS _ ,' b.t--NI11-11 1 I \N __ A CoUPLI DAYS oVER #11, )'r: ~ - -I , C'i i Y-16illi '.' A. ~ w~oo i " C U1I LEK & MEEK 0 it '-I\ I MAY — '01 A -'D LIKA To SPIEND " ., r. T~~ ~,, .1, ,% t I* V.- _." i i j C*~,.-~.(I -_ ~ (, ,, "r Mmv ______ .. - by Bob Thav.i ' .- .4_.,_'. -I'. E ' "'" _____ 1I 1 11 "' ,. , A. I ( 4 —. ' T M-'E CHOICE! __ _______ 711Q 0Zt\1VL4LL, — 'l ' .1-';1 ~ ILW,'i ", . v I ,-fi k~,~A) ' % lum_,& ~ j ji , I -1 . 0 -~ I . \ £A _______ cuae MADE eU ______ W I 3 ' G .,J -Vj .1 ______ 5T I-' ..M ~-ji, t THE ALTERIJATIVE WI 6ErTiJ(, YOU, MsIPALI1 IM NOT ' I'VE r IT, ~T II ° 1 PQb'N HERE $ 'I ... ~ ____ 8L-JK 'k " 11 I -I - by Crooks & 'OU MEAN EPLAfJUI, ,KNO Yotj Wfl4EpJ 1 il wg I I - 4. / the Junior Women's Club-sponsored frog jwping conteaL Homer said Miss Johnson won a $25 savings bond for having the frog wh.ich could leap thd greatest distance In theshortest time. 'Me two rock bandS -Society and Squash -played in the afternoon and evening and. according to Horner. 11fivermed up" .1 ~i:? V ..Q'I 14W pre.-AA171P.A- - __T ---- ( ") - ,. A FRUB'i _____ '_- 11, '' o TIIS \11 ( i,'' _______________ I _______ ' PHILOQrg AJJcd '' ----- 7EEI. c'L44ro - '*iJl( MAYBE YOU CAN AI,LALYZE N (LAS1 ,sGsiT i - I ~ &-! - : - t -_ Ii4o,,4aoui DQEAMS,rM J,5iALLY HOLDING 4ANOS . .1mn4 C4E — MAY&E A "The zoo r6eased the crowds at a steady pace," Homer said. "The packig of crowds helped nutintain easier crowd controls." He also said there were "no irridents, no arguments and no r by Bob Montana 1.____- W'Lf_. GOBBLE HIM)LF' _______ - .. ARCHIE BRING ON 'a THS I J, I . -' ) L 1. EATt . g 0, ~ R P - ---/ -. , , 1;1 .P ~.*. * / __~_ ~. .I,- I / 1~ .)1..n - -~ i . r V1 \ \• ~ ~ , I C~ 4,) 1~1-641/~ -'j ) ' . I / C — ....__-?c Tt) -' i•.. ( %. .f - - 1, .' - . 11 _41; - . !& I £ - ( HENRY t'LA'i',) THAT IS! /' I - '. . f ,, -T. "paced" the crowd flow into Fort Mellon Park, according to ' - . . .. %WW - S _~'I _, ' ., •- A .A I I I 'SDIJ -; Eric Suadbeig of SOUthSOaSS rth. La fr,ig his bottle fct'. WkEN I VJAS A GIRL I STUC)IE-D MODELING, WITH CLAY' .1 r A - - -0 ______ C3RANDMA ..._._.. ((;i.. .;.• .'Mat.71, 11 CAPTAIN EASY by "UNCLE PLATO' C --- ! - by All Vermeer WWAT 'S TH,AT1j._. t' '14— " jr .' - ~ A, . O& - • 7~ , III ~ - , , _ _____ ALREADY U J - - - ff . ' . - I Ifi .. •.. j %~__~_ PRISCILLA'S POP ft - • ; Y~ W. — _____ . i. -. -1 FOURTH \ I --- ( ELICOPTER FLYING -. GO NO 70 B6LE s,tJ ,p1 ____ 6 .~ v ( :~~ - ______ , ____ ; __ 0 .. C I -- i A" I - lu . - __ . fts SACRicEs '. ____ - . \. I ____ Chi c Young ( S1),RrMAKjNG: JIi 4 - ;I ., &I . . NOW 6N rLL GrvE upi \....... MY HELICOPTER FL,"ING LESSONS! --..-_- _____ • *6.T-.. AF1fY, SXL \ -4 • 1 'WUO.4 — A"'W, v; , F& i s V *_V 6 1 . WEVE GOT ~O I ______________ - ____ '4 BLONDIE 1: _______ - .. - _____ '°' 401L ; :r 9. = 3i I • . _______ -- ____ I Hornet commended the Sanf or d Police Department for doing a "great Job" in handling the traffic and always being "visible, aailableandready" HatUiay,makingafwe.minutenoonpatrIoticspeech,to1d the crowd that people need to "exchange contempt for sideration." Hattaway read quotations from slHin political figures John F and Bobby Kennedy and Dr Martin Luther King Jr "It's important to think about the brotherhood of iman," the freshman legislator said He called on Americans to develop a __________________________________________ ;c ._ Fowl -,, _ ' - C* __V 6 ~ ._ r '4.,. --- $tot !i._ r LE \ A AfrH ;7C mpj,rs myr - _____ __ i de alk sale at the Sanford Plaza sponsored by the Sanford I Plaza Merchants Association Ilurnir had one word for th urk and con tr ib utions tha t we nt . ____ r ~7' 'I I - --T - - ____ THE MEAT — - If Lill (11, 3 by Heir. IHED ev ening was topped off with a colorful 30-minute f irewor ks disay. The di' t F ort M ellon Park s not liii'tdi'h' '1 h - 1-2 £,..—., ~) )W I Mvt A 944w ___________ _____ -. 31 I 'SAVE IV4XHE() new Central Florida Zoo and the holiday festi vities at Fort Mellon 4 Park In the city /o 11v i il ay that approximat ely 10 000 pcimpk went - '.j __________ Itz _4 _ _~% 's — Seminole Boulevard, running along Lake Monroe- in Sanford, had a busy traffic day on Friday, the Fourth of July. I ~ . I ~ I I I us peoc'PAM tOOk to Win at Bridge, (do this lewspap6r)POBox489Ratho through the gates of the new zoo, located off U.S. 17-92 hidden in speaker State Rep. Bob Hattaway (D-Altamonte Springs), a frog foliage greenery Official grand opening ceremonies for the 21Iumptngcontetandtwoloca1rock'nrollbands acrezooiscxpcctedtobeheldin6odays. A row of flag.draped, red, white and blue booths off ered Jack Homer, executive manager of the Greater Sanford visitors fresh fish, cold drinks, hot dog.r, com on the cob and Chamber of Commerce, estimated that more than 20,000 persons Bicentennial souvenirs. . By Roger Boiler, ~ N I - By MICK LOCHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer Remember the good old days when kids had to take music lessons?" FUNNY BUSINESS Opening, Ho1*1day Br'i'ng Thousands To Sanford Zoo I'k 1•'! - - -, FRAN Fireworks Display Festive Day Topped By 0 1* Pass 2 fe iss hol d h Q 4 .. ; 2 ~e ____________ -- 1%; North Fast South %V 17 (THERE 'TIXI ARE, SIRE - .~ .. ~, r J Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents "NOWN0 '— - _,::~ It.- -: v 1 by Garry Trudeau 0 C U S~T~~,~61 R. 30L.F " ~ _!~ I - - -\ ~ / r r 67th Year, No. 27Sunday, July 6, 1975 \ by Lorry Lewis KNOW HE ~05 TEACWN~ A SP_ ;:CiA1 A C700D C70LFER " FOR BUSINESS TEACHINS A 6OLF - 19 - 7.4b ith BIMO BURNS - r I An Pass 2A Pam 3 . \2'ou cq -Unj 7- , .. I •. ( I - independence gave thein the right to bid notrump it every op riunity. e fact that the South cards - . 1I .,,-. I.--1), - -. -- 0 cashing dumm y 's ace of spides ThflA S QUESTION and scoring the nine tricks he 'iou do bid thret dijinonds .inti needed your partner rjicis sou to four Southmusthaebeenoneo( diamonds htdoyoudono,C y ç, --1 C41d — notrump contracts Hmmmph' replied North South's brilliant p1 m dt three iisted of cas 11 'J~ I The bidding has been: 4 By Os%ald & James Jacoby "Well," said South I cer — y - 1W W — G ra &" f, . SUNDAY EDITION _--- ~ 7. 4 — Pass 2 N T 3 N T. Pass Pass [lass I A I .i I* - 17 -i: </ L .i... ... - — " I 11 Dave Groue ~~ YEAR (- ____ called for a two-heart rebid M)ILTH 4 alter North's one-spade A QA32 response had not affected South at all. South did have a sure dia#74 mond stopper, a good club suit ,6103 ahardpo nd 18 fine WEST EAST Finally, as he pointed out later on North might well have had V s076 V94 good diamonds instead of his hich Case the and really wbelonged in notrump. SOUTH tol 674 Of course, if South had made v Al 32 his proper rebid of two hearts #A and North held diamonds, he .& A K 86 5 2 could have bid notrump. As it was North would have raised to Both vulnerable four hearts. Six hearts would be a cinch and seven was there in West North East South case it was NO. - - — I ON — -- i -. ) "S 1- By OSWALD and JAMES JACO8Y /'i7.. .• :: -. .. AT BRIDGE WIN WileN 14E WON LAST WEEg, HE CACKLED FOR 'AJ'Rp A?4T1ANI ,IBETTER j -e I I..: .* Mort Walker __ ' . by Dick Turner CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY - : In the preliminary study held sers'-to 6.5, when Connors Thedlfferenceinthetwolaws county commit-slon, rema ins of a tract proposed for an. 171.0413 18) "Except as plemental to any other procedurepro%ldedby general is that the ITA one provides for partofthel975law. w, conducted thus far in Seminole hrnke rier%r avam nexation into a citv and otherwise provided in this la r . .!:tz.!---a---.-~*-i,~i~~--Vzi --- - - - -_-7 - ~ ,,,!1_1 i4 ~~- - I- S _1 •" _ ~ ___________________ WL' __ - - - -7- --X~=_ ~Ac � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 04, 1975; <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/60b3bd4c618c45466b5868b9005e8cce.pdf 0e30ff9ab7e987e868611f8b7fa13789 PDF Text Text .rffc ctcrs&l 813-E vening Herald,Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, July , 1973 BEETLE BAILEY WINATBRIDGE Mart Walker ( 91E..... rT r..4 __________ OP, ALL virr. Ill' OSW.%li) and JAMES JACOI3Y I 14 _ __ -__ f 4 -4 zia erict • 1ff" j1f___ L - 1W 11 f. * c , , • •• NORTH (9) .P ), j4\ 2 4 AA . 765 EAST A 10 5 y K6 • Q 98653 WEST A 732 V 1074 i j 101 7 A (. J lOS A 9 42 ILTII ALLEY OOP ( THERE HEI !!Z HELI.O. c >— U OLD S4- JUST FINE, JAcK! I / OF -A-GUN! I WANT OU 10 MEET I MEN,-MIS HOW ARE M ASSOCIATEs ...CtSCARI IS JACK BM AND MAR(A). ,\ PETERSON! S ~ ,~ IV A Q J 96 J 9 8 A K 10 2 AK3 by Dave (iraue L . ,~.,. .) TMA , ~zl --Ir ti- i'll. ) -1 ~ __-1"-PMrV1 _, I — - ' 1kih utrn'r..hk' %% E as t North t'.iss .1, I South Ll I p, 6A 67th Year, No. 271—Thursday, July 3, ?75 ___pTi--- _.. - __ g ) T1 U9 1 f .fle . - 'itt . - 1' . I _- __ - 2 VA .?~_,__f~~'~17 aw ., ___ ,~_ ~i~ V~!_%~ . ; ~L I i .( 41'\' -' The bidding has been West L . - ` -7-.-_-.-M;7".c-, - -_ =-T 1b\ '• i ' ;;' ' - ii THE BORN LOSER \. ( JUST A LITTL E \U Ttehnicians in any !ine Itt \Hoj) tutu OI) j.irgiui 'I h-v gu words meanings that ill be clear to another technician E1L.,1WTQw soFr South hold £2VK %h,ut tb A bid -'I 75 0LJ • btid e where the brave minutei,nen fired the "Here is the li A A 2 shot that inspi r ed ii? these R1centennial ash trays and I 1" 8_ Roger BoIIen — U Th e reverse bid is a classic You do (1(tJhT .mJ sir p.lrtner example. A layman would think bids two clubs What do )ou do that both North and South had "° made re v erse buds Northo ' Tomorrow ed i club and rebid one het mogJApt. / R1/ (TEITsOn- PJ '------- j' — . 1 - I . . . . 'k 1 4 !OkJ 5PA 4: a ) YOU F IND EL SJ (t4$, ; AMIZIR I., MC!;k r'r's - 7., N CHILI) CHU. -r 14 EVERY WA ;ZE, EtGb41, C(' ESS, by A fiZ'4t S7ATE SR' F A M?1O. F1JtJ5?/ ___ '7 CI4ML- cWAnLc / A 4 ewper *b?5 )fU7ia' ' 1fl5YxJT 17' /uZ8' ThZ' jr $1.. 4 4y , 4'7 I i w'i _ 57}UJ1 / ___ -V '2 - 'i.. .. r -, ' -. p_i".r. /'V' ' V XMf - I p air, w , / . I I Lc%O.. W 7Z6' II1 514j &17! Af~ I 7Hf/ /L7(L hEIR C4fR45 cZ ev -- . .. ___ L ______ -- - I $ ___ - ng For New Zoo Facility _ _ /JtW/ \ - , - _ rA by Heimdahl & StoUet ti_ HE WORD _ - _- --- _ c _REE-LANCE 1)QC( I.ALJNCHEP IN HAL-F OF WE, M MEMR5, ITS OF &F'D NEGIECt Qçi1Y NEW, HOA6Y? Wr HAS 'Open Door"Policy In For Beating ANNUAL MUST (t) U7 - - 11mr M _ I . .M Wi _ 7Z By ED PRICKETI' Herald Staff Writer Chic Young ''-- suepmsi I F_7Ft ow. mw< vuIk11 i SURE WOULD ul - - -. A 1b BLONDIE -,' .. State Puts Squeeze On Community College Enrollment - - /' ___ H 'a - by T. K. Ryan is i i? I SPREADING TUMBLE WEEDS __________ - A C ~~____,= 5" Altamonte Springs, Geneva, Committee is sponsoring the v.ill put on a fire safety publisher of the Readers abeanbagtossingcontestwH Oviedo and Maitland, and all .eletrations beginning at 10 demonstration folIosd by fire Digest" in Cuba, Dick Veranes the Jaycees will have a dunk . .. are community wide ef!ots a in at the Civic Center P. engine rides for the children Hamburgers and hot dogs m.at,hine and will sell hot dogs, Capping all the events will be boiled corr and soft drinks l" s" a gigantic fireworks display at The Telephone Pioneers will _i' -, . 8 45p m in Sanford, sponsored • sell &iowcones, and balloons _- c_ by the Downtown Business • and will display antique Association 1 t)BA at Fort i telephones while the recreation . .- Mdllou Park. dnnmrtment will hold a bar-J Jf a Among the civic organizations : participating in the Sanford A recreation department celebration, in additico to the spok esman said the barbecue is ..•• 1, I ___ DBA, are: the Greater Sanford us-ed as an annual fund-raising Camber of Commerce, as pro ra ther than 'nickel and On the Fourth of July, the fireworks in coordinator; the Junior time to complete construction on some dime" the parents to death Sanford will all be on the lakefront; on the Woman's Club of Sanford, animal enclosures, expand their landscaping throughout the year. All Central Florida Zoo front things will be a lot Jayceettes, Jaycees, Telephone program, and hopefully to resolve the matter baseball leagues of the city quieter and less spectacular. of paving roads and parking lots, said Hanna. Pioneers, Sanford Recreation department will benefit directly The new zoo Is still opening to the public Department, Pilot Club, t1ucAih profi ts realized from The Central Florida public will not be tomorrow, Ministerial but all the pomp and ceremony of Association, -_r_ , U barbecue. seeing a completed zoo when they visit July a grand opening will be ostpcned for another Democratic Women's Club. Advance tickets for the but they will be getting a preview of the 60 days when the official dedication ceremony Seminole County' Gun and barbecue are being sold by Trumpet good news far wide, says Sobik the elephant: the Archery beautiful facility which is :n the making, will be held, Club, Child various members of the youth beautiful new Central Florida Zoo (on US. 17.g2 four mlle,west of Evangelism Fellowship, promised Hanna. Accordi ng to Zoo Director Jack Hanna , b as eball leagues and may ateo Sanford) 1ll open tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. And today, in honor of Antique this delay will give the animtls time to adjust Car Club and thc Black The gates of the new Central Florida Zoo, be purchased at the recreation this great occasion, you can read all about the new to eir th new environment before being subIn The Bicentennial Committee, located off U.S. 17-92 on the lakefront four department. Herald's special dedication issue. Stephanie Ryan zoo (left) and jected to the excitement of large crowds In Longwood, civic miles west of Sanford, will swing open at 9:30 The Pilot Club will have Debbie Crabtree have th at bit of information straight from th e expected to accompany the dedication, a.m. Friday. Thereafter, the zoo will be open country store with crafts, old horse's - er, elephant's - mouth. (Herald Photo by Gordon organizations participa ting in It will also give zoo officials,a little extra the Second Annual Fourth of from 9:30 a,m. to 5:30 pm. daily. Williamson) July Chiken's Festival, on Continued on Page $-A Qu et Trudeau Garry - B'JGS BUNNY 4 -- -- T54-AfW 4 i 1h7 /s swmy ir /iW&fi k 4Y .4 I-' - -.ip 12 __________ 000NESBURY j] 'I The Volunteer Fire Depart- flit. firemen will also take on will be available and a merit is the snsor of an old the Jaycees In a tug o' war, one watermelon eating contest The Longwood area Chamber fashioned Fourth of July in of the many games and athletic held All sorts of games will be Sepa-ote e%ents to celebrate of Cniriieice Bill Kiosky's Geneva while the Jaycees plan events scheduled during the played Thos.' attending have -_____ the nation's 199th birthday are Seminole baseball team, the gala Independence Day ac- afternoon, been asked to wear costumes of scheduled Friday in five Chamber of ('ontiits In be held at the the Early American period Commerce Uviies in Os1eo ending its '7 Seminole County communities Pirates, VI' W Post 8207 celebratIon with fireworks O%ledo fair include watermelon In the Sanford celebrations and In the City of Maitland, Just Auxiliary, Longwood Sertorim The Maitland-South Seminole eating and watermelon seed. the Junior Woman's Club will across the Orange County 11 ne Club, Sernino1' Count) Chamber of Commerce is spitting and th e greased pig stage a pair of moon walks for All goverrunental (IftiCCS l)crnocrattLParty, the spo nso ring a full da;- of fun, The frwurs hill begin after youngsters, a coiiceasin stand, the cour thouse, city halts, post Longwood Volunteer Fire games and events In Maitland. dark. ice cream sales, frog Jumping ' offices and state buildings — Department, the Sky King In Oviedo, the Jaycees wlllbe The old-fashioned Fourth of and Jump rope cont, ' and banks and most business Youth Ranch Pan American barbecuing nt and chicken July in Gene%a will begin at 11 They will give savings bor ! , ::' houses will be closed for the Bank, Lormann Realty, tiv . during the afternoon with early a.m. with a parade from the fire to winners and distribute fr(-e 'a day. Central Florida Zoo and the birds on hand at 1 p.m. station to the Community balloons and litter bags. The celebrations are to be Fern Park Cycle Town. While the catlng takes place, Center where th e keynote The Jayceettes will have cart held in Sanford, Longwood, Longwood's Bicentennial the 0%riedo Fire Departmcnt speaker wil.1 be ffic former and pony rides for children a -,i ' ' - -- by Lorry Le wis i .#Q11 , . i I. _______- ')A}'EftI,1EftIIt1SEA%.,,, • - - ' ) __anon__ew Voik_ N_V_I CO19 bridge experts language '•-,. ' newspaper).0 Box 489 Radso Neither bid as a reverse, in - ~kl , 1. south responded one diamond Send $1 lot JACOBY MODERN book to "Win at Bridge.- (c/o This and rebid one s pa de -.-.. / r I Wilma Street in front of the fire atatlon, are -- 1 1 "S QUESTI(I'N SGETflfly FOR 900, - - :. . o SINESS FUNNY BU 147 1 ''' h' $ " shirts"' jti oubietoaskyourprInerto - ; ,, - North Ei South IA By Osald&James lacoby .- ; By DONNA ESTI'.S Herald Staff Writer ' _________ 7 Inaepenaence Day Celebration 'i _- - Sanford, Florid, 32771—Price 10 Cents Seminole County Gears For Gala #I _____VL Air z r , jal -. QA Upt'nlng Ieid Im Ga . ---. ening K - ~;*__" • -- Iiii Pass Pass 6 • jr v ing off, — - - because the one-heart call did not shut out a return to two clubs. The one-spade call did not shut out a return to two diamonds. North's Jump to four spades said "I have (our spades and a good enough hand. If you have a minimum responding hand. I still want to be in game." With 14 good high-card points. South lllackwooded into six spades. His use of five notrump in an effort to get to seven was optimistic. Even it North held the king of hearts instead of the queen, there would be no r.al play for seven. however, six was no problem in spite of the heart finesse be- £A K84 VAQ S2 ______ _-- ____ by Dick Tumor \ CARNIVAL - 11 ____ by Al Vermeer H15 5TAk4T JADERS BEEN TOPPED i' A CLUMP OF "\ , p i~ V10LETs?,2 11 N I V , I -1 year's was okayed for submission to Tallahassee. courses closed out will be allowed to register for an open door policy." Though Weldon says SCC will recei'ie a "few What it mens, according to SCC Dean Robert "alternative program" if that scholar-to-be finds "We'll have to control the class sizes - not add thousand" more than anticipated, Schreiber poohSchreiber, is that new students will be admitted on a his first choice closed out. any new sections," he said. poohed the amount and said any money over what Long a tradition at Seminole Community College "first-come, first-served," basis with the date of School officials say students presently enrolled In a cover letter submitted in May, We!don told had been anticipated will be placed in contingency (SCC), the "open door policy is in for a b'ating as application determining who gains admittance once will of course be given first choke of courses, trustees the "open door policy is in jeopardy" lurwi. a result of legislafive approval of the CO eg': $5.2 the cutoff point is reached. Persons seeking to en:-oll in night courses fall because SCC appropriations only equalled last Of tht., 28 coutununity colleges in Florida, SCC million 1975-76 operating budget, SCC President Another determining factor, Schreiber says, will under the same rule first-come, first-served. year's. ranks 12th in terms of enrollment and budget Earl Weldon told The Herald. be the availability of certain programs. For 'i'.aditionally, junior and community colleges In effect, Weldon says he will be operating time he allotments. S-chreiber sa s about 3,2($) student.s are "We won't be able to handle enrollment," Weldot, t\ample, he said there's "less demand" for foreign have operated under an "open door policy'," which college with about the same amount of said. In essence, the president's message Is the languagcs and technical courses than for other means any-one with a higti school diploma or its had last year. While at the same time cost factors, anticipated for the fall. same one he gave SCC trustees on May 12 when the college programs. equivalent is allowed in school. Schreiber says the such as utility bills and einpIny retirement plans, "We hope to be able to handle a many as 'bare bones' $5.2 million budget the same as last Thus, he says, a student who finds popular new policy probably could be termed an "amended push expenditures skyward. pos3ible," Weldon noted. — — ' -7 - -: - - — - EMI RIP7- .6 V ~ -1 -A -/~Vl -.;.::,. ~q * I i:_7_1aj I 4J 7 FPJ4H1P (FtEk... NO VV LE cuiE, r Y.njLD l3FAf0MF_ I'm EAT11,415. I sr FI NO. It- I G*TTA W'RK LiP SAAE NW INkff&ENTS. ' -, I I . (Coi .rj / C. . 27 'k ) y I 7F11 1: a. 1-MALLI 7 _1 CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks & Lawrence PAjTIj3 PC%'j TQ,. MERE 4'IT OF LAND, SOMEWHERE IN IUE ,Q--•_ _ - T1 —, WROJIPTPO,E-) IJ1. _________ wplOEvgR YOU RE 1M TH ONE WHO 'HOtJW B UT' NG FOR HELP! ( - I . %Adjj~ Al - 10 I. F! .1 '; !I &UMPOJWT i'.' 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But the o a yesterday the study would be problem Is money, Fuller said conducted to determine , on an He estimated the cost for the average day, just how long th e project would be "$2 million, traffic is delayed by the trains plus ' He said, howe ver , that AroundTheClock . - 4A and the number of times the the money could be appiiiated in the Congressional 411 trains cross the road Bridge Fuller also said that the study Highway Act of 1975 Then, he SA Calendar will determine how much said, the project could be two to 3 Classified three years down the road in Comics - - - . ..........411 traffic uses the road during a 213 24-hour period. Assisting 1)01' designing and engineering, Crossword IA officials with the study will be Editorial $A Seminole County Engineer Bill Dear Abby T ~ WML - 411- by Howie Schn.d.r 4 °: FRANK AND ERNEST oT LEK & MEEK IN.AJ)I A i, #7r a -H 4.W £ ~4---~.* .. -1 e- r - - • .I- '.., " J. ,.- I _____ .. 49L '"Y" I '! ' " .' - "c- _' • 34 - , V47 4 1. I. 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" ' - The Seminole County Grand bs the County Commission At one point yesterday, Jury probing the June 9 county during Vihlen's appearance jail fire that took 11 lives expected to hear testimony next before the grand jury, State week from Sheriff John Polk Att Abbott Herring's chief and four County Corn investigator, Jack It Fulenwider, who has gathered copies riussiuners Y esterday, County Attorney of the tapes and minutes, was Tom Freeman was in the grand obser'o ed entering a grand jury jury room for a total of two witness room with Mrs Marie hours — the mornings C> Walker, one of the County recording wltntss titer the noon recess, Commission secre ta ries who take minutes of County Conumssion chairman me e t i n gs and prepare the Sid ihlen Jr sas closeted iith th jurors and Mstant documents for commissioru State Atty William Staley for approal, along with an official nearly three hours with only a court reporter Observers speculated upon 20-minute recess Just after 4 Mrs Walker's exit some 15 - t"., f,jr ".. L '' ;''- '' . - . -t. ,,c • '- ', — Fç _1 • c' -''-' c ,,, - i'' ..:i, j -. , " IC -~%,;* ~~. , - 4.% 0 .":? I .4 .-mi"t4 1.. "'- r'j -- i'l-4:7 ' ' - \I - -. . - 441Ut ç'" 7 2"i , ..., ,.. - ' t-i - ' ".. '1' - - 'ii ' ' , - - - . -. 4' - -'-" - - Ik -' - ..,, N. ' '-5 ' . - _ ' - d y nc*i . ' 'I1I ,.. — Fire Probers o Hear Polk II:=r j- By MICK LOCHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer L9P' . 1111 .01,4, . , .. *.W 1~6:1.wl _.-# Planned At Crossinq 'P' W * k 11 . _~ 4 I i Tra ic De a Stud by Bob Montana ________ 1, ç' ARCIIiE 4 i __________________ ' --- )er I •. Is' — ______ - - ' This type of traffic delay will lx' studied July 9 by1)01. -- Z Ra be iing lengthy attention to may hae been taking a sworn tape recordings and written statement from her Mre minutes of Counts Commission Walker declined any comment to reporters on what had meetirugs Sifl(C January which Sheriff PolK's requests transpired In the grand jury w itness room Late yesterday, as Vthlen - ' - - 4 - . 44 L -, 'q ' jl ss ion jury room, Fuilenwide Gary Kaiser, county fire Horoscope ..................28 Cou ' d reported searcting the cour. 0 adm!. Istrator and dirtelDr of Hospital ......... SA t thouse for County CornObituaries ------------------5A the county's department of plan. uiiissioner Dick Williams. LAKE MARY - The City home park subdivision — lake members cited reasons for rezoning of Lake Mary complete the study and Sports .................... 113 public safety, was approached Sources said later that Williams 213 by Fuller to provide in. Council and Planning and Park — was rejected by th2 turning down the plan, in- Boulevard, considered the Television be planni ng in his office or In the tluding the site is a iater P&Z) held planning board last month i gateway" to the formation on the instances Zoning Commission city Women's zoni ng 'co City Council in June delayed rechjirge area, that plans City Council set a six-month when tile county's fire units a "rap stssion" last night at ay Maltby. Today, uontacted at his south have been delayed at the rail. city hail, discussing a myriad of until nest Wednesday action on presented were not precise and moratudum on zoning changes %%KATIIEH requesteJ the proposal was not proper on property abutting the Cather Gehr, Bob Andem it. Seminolc home, Williams told Urban's road crossing wWle en route to subjects from the com- A. J. lialrus Schweitze,ramPh Wick The Herald that he hasn t been Yesterdi&y's high 90, over an emergency scene prehensi%e planning and rezoning from agiculture for planning boule vard while the planning t.haI rman C subpoenaed — nor 1iae other A sub committee of the committee completes its night low $4. Kaiser said there ha ve been rezoning of lake Mary the Leo Trapanier prope rty Only Councilman Burt county commissioners to his through occurrences when fire units Boulevard it) a proposed new planned fnr 285 mobile home planning and zvniag com- assigned Mes. fair MoMly tomorrow. Highs In the middle were held up, waiting on the mobile home park. rental sites with 150 designated mission, including Planning The same conunittee, also Perichiel of the governing knowledge - but that he exso$ to low 90s. Lows In the upper train to move acrms the road, Rezoning of a 79-acre tract for families and 126 for adults and Zoning Direclor Francis working on the city's overall body. out of l(mn on vacation. pects to appear before the jury ,enior, is conti'tuu work on a comprehensi v e plan may ask sas iot prestnt for the joint SOs to lower 705 as they were going to structure bounding Rinehart Road to only. .n('tm d Ui l'aga. 2 Ai Various p lanning board comprehensiv e pla n for 'It ( t\ C iLIl I' r uir't tut to na tin , Details and tides on page SA fires pernhlt construction of it moblie • - -- -- ~ -- -_'----------'' - �i1 -.. ----_—.. 2A—Evening Herald, Unford, Fl. •:r' Thuruby, July j, :2J__ . p71 73 s 7 A dvjsrs Boalrd Name... - - -- - w N Legal Notici egal LNotice '"W IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FICTITIOUS NAME are EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Notice it givei that we hereby Seven Serninol. County new advisory group will be the the juvenile justice system in firm; court coordinator Mary enggd Hilltop CUlT, IN AND FOR EMlNOLI In business at 1 rj(hns zctive within their vehicle for citizen infctniatlon Seminole County. Giardini; Mary Witengier of the Place. Altamnte Springs. Seminole COUNTY FLORIDA ACTION NO. flIOMC communities have been ap- and participation in activities of The local board Is the first of Seminole County School County. Florida under the fictitious CIVIl.the MIrrLI9I of ret name of SOUTHERN HERITAGE In pointed to a new Detention the state Division of Youth its kind for an area detention system; Don VanDalen of CHURCH FURNISHINGS, and that HENRY ALFRED HARRIS, Advisory Board for the Sanford Services (DYS) Bureau of center anywhere in the state, Seminole Community College; we In, end to register said name with Husband. Sind Circuit Court, TRUDIE MAE HARRIS, WI". Juvenile Detention Center, Detention. He said the new officials said. Bob C. Markey of The Evening thi Curt of NOTICE OF SALE Seminole Ccunty. Florida in ac according to Center Supertn• group will also work toward Selected for the new advisory Herald; attorney Jack Caolo, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that cordance with the provisions of the tenden Turn Fay. better informing the public as board were: Gene ELselcLn of and Bob Howe of Howe Fictitkm Name Statutes, To Wit. the under slgfled. Clerk Oft'leCircuit Fay said yesterday that the to the workings and problems of tt'e Spectrum Public Relations lndust'les, Sanford, Section 165.09 Florida Statutes 1fSl. Court, under and by virtue Of the Order for Sate, Attorneys' Fees, 5: Janice NICnOII PvbIit. June 12. It, m. July P. 1975 Costs, and Damages for Delay heretofore entered In that certain DEOI7 WASHINGTON lATh — Proposing "a detente with cause pending in the Circuit Court Of Seminole County. Florida. being nature," President Ford pledged today a firm cornCivil Action No. 72l04 C, in which rritment to cleaning up the.environment but cautioned he IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE HENRY ALFRED HARRIS is EIGHTEENTH CIRCUIT, IN AND must balance that against economic considerations. Husband, and TRUDIE MAE FOR SEMINOLE Ford was flying to Ohio to dedicate a $30 million COUNTY, HARRIS is Wife, I. Clerk of the _____ FLORIDA. Circuit Court. under and by virtue of National Environmental Research Center in Cincinnati, ____ CASE NO. 75.32?.CA.4.D th,saidOrder.witlofferfOrsaleafld address a White House conference on domestic policy In re: the Marriage Of '4 sell at public outcry to the highest BONNIE K CLEMMONS, •.'•...• there, then appear in Cleveland at a Republican fund. 1 . d best bidder up1 the terms and Petitioner 1,, !,..._ raising dinner. . conditions as stated in said Order, at and the West Front Door of the Seminole Work on the delayed paving provides th funds for the RICHARD Inhistextfortheddicationof the es .1t CLEMMONS, County CourthOuSi, in the City of q' pj4 of West 18U3 Street isscl3eduled by the Environmental Protection Agency, Ford said, Respondent Husband. Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, SECOND AMENDED to begin once more, following You have my pledge that this country will remain firmly on the 11th day of July. 1975, at the The BCC Tuesday night NOTICE OF SUIT Ut of 11 00 o'clock a m • the same committed" to seeking a cleaner and healthier en. acceptance of the final payment accepted the final installment 10 RICHARD 6 CL ,'MON S being a legal sales day and the hour vironment. Reidenc. Unkno*n on a 119,602 bill by the City of of $4,900 from the City 0f a legal hour of sale, me following YOU ARE NOTIFIED "As long as I have anything to say about it, this counan described real property situate in Sanford to the Seminole Board Sanford to complete the total action for Dissolution of Marriage Seminole County. Florida. to wit: of County Commi!sioners bill. Commissioner Mike has been filed against you and you LOfCI and . (LeSS 9w East 301"1t garbage," Ford declareL (BCC). Hatt.away made a motion to a'e reo;ied to serve a copy of your thereof and liii the north 6 67 feet written drfe.es cv if any, SO it on IW of IC? t. Block D. Tract 76, Second The work, a joint par. raise the uty road depart. Cnrmne. t)r,o. . Licipanon project between the ment budget, to accept the firm c4 KORMAN & BRAVO. P.A. , replat of Sanlarido Springs, as ( .... . E Highway Longwood. recorded In Plat Bo 9. Page 1, of city and county, had been check and for the road Florida130 32750. and 43.4, file the Seminole Records the delayed because of what county department to begin work on *th the C1eI1I of the above styled County. Florida, Court at the Seminole County the aforesaid property being sold to .' officials call a misun- the project. While many New York City sanitationmen virtually Courthouse. Sanford, Florida '17771. satisfy the said Decree , derstanding" of engineering DATED: July 1. 1915 Rd Superintendent J. C. on or before July 24th, 197$. other (Seal) ignored a court order that they begin collecting thousands .•. ' plans. The city held Up its Lavender was to be informed 4%C a judgment may be enter of torts of garbage, city firemen have begun their own job Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. you for the relief demanded payments to the county until the immediately, according to in .QainSt the Petition. Clerk of the Circuit Court action in response to massive budget-induced layoffs plans could be agreed upon by Chairman Sid Vihien Jr. By: Elaine RiCharde WITNESS my hand and the seal ordered by Mayor Abraham D. Beam. both parties, and without the Deputy Clerk ThI' project was halted in "Jid Court on June 73rd. 1975. Beame, a Democrat on the verge of an agreement with SAM E. MURRELL I SONS city's money the county work early June when the flap SeaO state Senate Republicans in Albany to get more Post Office oi 171$ Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr WHA TS BETTER THAN THIS? Orlando, Florida. 32102 crews were ordered by the BCC developed over the engineering authority for the city, said late Wednesday that about 100 Clerk of the Circuit Court 10 halt work. Attorneys for the Wife By. Joy plans. The delay was garbage trucks were to be on the streets by morning Jeff Houck Likes to munch while he watches a baseball game. PubliQs' JvIy 3. 1915 As Deputy Clerk Under Joint participation lengthened because both city Carmine M Bravo. ESq, following the back-to-work court order against the io,60o Here, Jeff does lots of damage to a bag of cheese chips while DEP17 the county' provides and county commissioners took NORMAN & BRAVO, P A striking sanitationmen. taking Ina game atSauord Memorial Stadium. (Herald Photo by the labor with it..s f d d ajt- a week off from meetings and 510 E H Qh.sav 131 Gordon Williamsoni But a spokesman in the Sanitation Department said _____________________________________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Longwond, Fla 32730 early today he could not confirm that a single truck was rnent work crews and the city could take no action on solving Pubtiih' June 26, July 3, tO. 17, 1973 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIL being used. Normally, 800trtks make daily collection the problem. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DEO 160 COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.IIU.CA44.O IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR In re: the Marriage of T\/ - Legal N Notice THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL DEBORAH M HALL, Wife they have been urging their members to end their wildcat Cable For County CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE strike. Union chief John DeLury, has said of the workers, d IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CRAl( P HALL, Hutbind, "1 can't cc'ntrvl ther. ' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CIVIL ACTION NO. S-11164 NOTICE OF SUIT CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DIVISION C TO: GRAIG R. HALL CITY SAVINGS BANK OF PITT. 901 Well Avenue SEMINOLE COUNTY SF 1(10. PROBATE DIVISION Medina, H'w York Pliiptiff, PROBATE NO. s.i,a.ce YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED In re: Estate of that a Petition for DioIu1ion of The Federal Communications ordinance was revised on two filing of the application. He also Pear Ile Mae Marshall. a k a Pearlie CLAUDE HARRIS and MILDRED Marriagi P has been fIled against you HARRIS. ht wife, and you are required to serve a copy Commission (FCC) will con- FCC minor technicalities, by said that he has assurances Mae ",I.Wns Defendants of your rittpn defenses, it any, to it cider granting a license to Utility Attorney Ned Woolfolk. from U.S. Sen. Dick Stone (DMORTGAGE FORECLOSURE NOTICE TO CREDITORS on JOHN EDWARD JONES of Seminole Cable TVtoallow the NOTICE OFSUIT Miami) that the senator will To All Creditors and All Persons CARROLL& JONES. PA,Aflorney If the FCC approves the Hear Polk Having Claims or Demands Againit TO CLAUDE HARRIS and for Wife whose adess is Post Of e%oncomanythesbU.th license without much delay, help push the application Said Estate: MILDRED HARRIS. hiS wife, (ice Boi 911, 24 N Highway I???, the muIUhannei reception (Continued From Page-IA) Sheriff Polk was back at his unincorporated areas of Cable You are hereby rOt,f'ed and offi a1s expect to tlwoughtheredtapeintheFcc, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Casietberry, Florda,3370?,and(iI, The franchise fee, as rui,ed to prnt any clams and an action to foreclose a mor the original with the Clerk of thi begin work on Installing when it reirnes its four-week office today following a week's Seminole County. provided for in the ordinance,demands whIch you may have tgage on the following properly in above Styled Court on or before the hospitalization for a back against 9* eStat, of Pearlie Mae Seminole County. Florida Jail fire probe T - y' 4th day Of August, 1911. otherwisea system in October. A deadline gives the county (tree per cent Marshall, a k a Pearlie Mae ailment. Polk said he too tZ' Lot 1, Block 2. Lincoln Heights. iument may be entered against "1 think they're going to call The Board of County Corn- of t't years has been set on of the company's annual gross H3w1in, deceased late of Seminole Section Two, according to thi plat You for the relief demanded in the all of us next week," Williams pects to appear before the (BM) thereof as recorded in Ptat Book II , petition missionersTuesday in having the complete system subscriber revenues. The County, Florida. to the Clerk of grand jury,possibly next week. public hearing passel an or. installed. Officials say that said. Circuit Court, an tile ttiP same in Page 43. Public Records of Seminole WITNESS my hand and the seiI of C.flPaflY currently serves the duplicate and as provided in Ccx4nty, Florida said Court on this 30th day 04 June, Other commissioners, Sources close to the jail fire dinance establishing a ban per cent of the system will be has betn Oiled against you, and you of Winter Springs, San- 733.16. Florida Sa?utc%, in tner besides Williams, who have yet probe say it is Possible that the chlse agreement between the installed each year. offices in the County Courthouse tn are reQuired to serve a copy of your (Seal) ford and Casaelbe.rz-y. to go before the grand jury are grand jury could wind up its county and Seminole Cable TV. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Commission Chairman Sid Officials wi th the te levision Seminole County. Florida, within written defenes thereto, if any, NATIWN IN BRIEF Must Balance Economics \ can ver - Gurney Tells Jury * - TAMPA. (AP) - Formcr Sen. Edward Gurney says that when he first learned of illegal fund-raising In his name, he didn't immediately report It because he was afraid it would be leaked to the press, embarrassing him and the Senate Watergate Committee. Gurney, testifying Wednesday in his bribery conspiracy trial, said that he later made up his mind to go to the Justice Department. But he said he first went on vacation to collect his thoughts. "This was an horrendous period in my life," the ex-Republican lawmaker told his federal jurors. Gurney, 61, who has denied all seven criminal charges against him, was to return to the stand for crossexamination today in the 5-month-old trial. j • \ ' original Public Penalties In Effect July 15 D enney J(;I TALLAHASSEE (A1) - Noon July 15 is the deadline for all state and local officials to file financial disclosure statements, the Florida Ethics Commission says. Officials will be tiling with forms currently in use, the commission said Wednesday in a news release. The financial disclosure law passed by the 1975 legislature and signed last week by Gov. Heubin Askew does not go into effect until Jan. 1. However, new penalties for failing to file the financial disclosure statement went into effect Monday, the commission reminded officials. of OPEN FRIDAY, JULY 4th 5 p.m. 10 Super values in every department a.m. TAI.I.AHAS.SEE (AP) - The state mental health director says he expects a report today on a psychiatrist's cha'ge that aides beat a patient at a mental hospital Dr. Stuart Cahoon said Wednesday that he had asked Dr. Peter Ivory, superintendent of the Florida State Hospital at Chattahhochee, to investigate the incident. Dr. E. Arthur Larson, a Florida State hospital riychiatrist, told Wise Productions, an independent capital television and radio news bureau, that 15 to 20 aides forced the patient to the ground and at least one of them punched him in the face. * Up For FCC Approval Family sho clearance. SEMINOLE LI Harry Kwiatkowski, Jahn investigation within the next BCC approval Is after more Vlhlen Jr., said he expects the company estimate that mor1thiy Kimbrough and Mike Hat. two weeks and report its fin- than a year of efforts to FCC to approve the application rates for the service will be taway. dings to the circuit court, establish the ordinance. The within 60 to 90 days following $550. Van Burning Trial Goes To A circuit court Jury was Jury four calendar monthS from the time uoon Leonard V. Wood. Attorney for Clerk of the Circuit Court of the firstpubltcjt ion hereof, orthe plaintiff, at Suite 211, 251 Maitland By Elaine RiCharde Ave. Altamonte and Springs, file same will be barred Deputy Clerk Filed at Sanford. Forlda. this 20th the Original with Me Clerk of the John Edward Jones above styled Court on or before the Carroll & Jones, P A day of June. tis 3rd day of July. 1975. Ofhrwi, a pt LOuve louse Rery'iber? Office Box 911 ivdgmtnt may be entered against 74 Nnrth Highway 17 92 As Actministratrix you for the relief demanded in the Casselberry. Florida 37707 Roger L. Berry Complaint herein Attorney for Es?a'e Attorney for Wife 110 E Commercial St WITNESS my hand and seal of Publish July 3, 10, 17, 71, 1973 said Court, thiS 911h day of June 1975 P 0 Driwpr o DEP 17 (Seal) Sanford, Florida 37771 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Publish- June 26. uly 3, 197$ Clerk of Circuit Court DEO IS6 burning van, SENIORS V VNI them 30 10 40 minutes "by the Circuit Judge A.J. Hosem,ann Lemo awakened them and county trip in 20 minutes. was on his way back to the He pointed out that state Ovledo area when he saw the witnesses testified that it toik Rifle -' before it was burned, the fact of first-degree murder started digging but stopped and In other circuit court actions In the Altamonte Springs called authorities after a yesterday, a jury In the court of shooting death of 47-year-old human hand was found. Bandit Strikes Twice Along Interstate By BOB UOYD The WillIs family, still Herald Staff Writer dressed in ba thing suits from a Law enforcement officers visit to beach In the Daytona throughout central Florida Brea, were ordered to hand over today were searching for a man billfolds and to lay on the grass driving a gold-colored El Ca. near the picnic table. inino pickup who robbed two Deputy R. J. Harley reported tourist famili es yesterday at the victims said U bandit rifle point in Volusla and a threatened "to take the kids" SeminoleCountieson Inter-state unless the parents complied 4r with his demands. t,'__._ _ ,_ _I___.,,,_ . .' - Action Reports * Courts * Police * Fire night alter a Sanford area Allman. 62. 2590 S Ssnfnrd 4 Eementary Schoo at Ccl. 2 -" berry. Deputy C. R. Brown reported today that school officials reported that the sirens, bolted to the roof, had been taken along with several public address system speakers. Deputies also said windows andag!a.ssdoor at the school were vandalized. Deputy E. M. Stewart [PU Boys' & Girl's 388 JULY 10 CENTRAL SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB intel at the Church of the Nativity, Lake Mary — 10: A.M. covered dish lunch. to 888 Double knit polyester. .Unllned jacket. *Two bottom pockets. Machine washable. - u I JULY 11 CA&SELBERRY SUNSHINE SENIOR CLUB meet at 806 Mark David Blvd., Casselberry -10: A.M. —Ann Maynard of the Florida Power & Light Co. will speak of How to Conserve Electricity," Similar to illustration. - JULY 11 NARFE — meet at Cavalier Motor Lodge, Hwy. 17-92 1:00 P.M. - luncheon. JULY 15 SANFORD SENIOR CITIZENS, INC. — meet at the Civic Center, Sanford — 6:00 P.M. chicken dinner for members and guests. The Fellowship Players of Sanford from the United Methodist Church will present "Grand Olio," a musical melodrama. Donation 12,00. Reservations are still available for the St. Augustine trip to Cross and Sword, Friday, Aug. 22. Reservations must be In by Aug. 10. Call Mrs. McPherson on 323-48. Special savings. - Altamonte Springs Friendship Club - Altamonte Springs Civic Center - Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs meet 1st and 3rd Thursday of the Month — 10:30 a.m. Augks Elders -St. Augustine Catholic Church — 3 Sunset Drive Casselberry — meet 3rd Tuesday of the Month — 10:00 a.m. [tram Tosers —Sanford -meet 1st Wednesday of the Month 10:00 a.m. IIXYZ ('lub meet 1st Baptist Church — Activities Building lrngwood - last Tuesday of the month -12:30 p.m. Casselberry Sunshine Senior Club — meet 806 Mark David Blvd. — Casselberry 1st Friday of the Month — 10:00 am. all welcome. new club Central Senior C1ttzen (lab -Church of the Nativity -- Lake Mary — meet the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the Month at 10:00 a.m. ('huluota Senior Citizen Club — Community Fire lull -7th Street ('huluota meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at 6 p.m. Fifty Plus Club —7th Day Adventist Church — Forest City meet mostly on the 1st Monday of the Month — 6:30 p.m. Golden Years Fellowship — meet at the Community United Methodist Church — Casselberry at noon on the last Wednesday of the Month — luncheon — Reservations necessary. Greater Odedo Senior Citizens Club — meet at Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church -Franklin Street and Geneva Hwy. -Oviedo — 3rd Monday of the Month at 4 p.m. lively Socialites Club -meet at highlands Club House -675 Shepard Road — Winter Springs - 4th Friday of the Month at 10:30 a.m. - NARFE (lab - (National Association of Retired Federal / Women's baby dO and waltz I ength gowns. Clubs, Addresses - I // J,vL1j Polyester/cotton - - in the Petition CIVIL ACTION Pi.') 75.1347.CA.0.tF hai been tiled against you and you WlTNESSmy hand and the sloo DIVISION F arereguired to serve copy of y our tr Court at Sanford. Seminole In re: the Marriage of 'written deIens,, if any, to it on van 'c.inty, Florida, this 61h day of HUBERT den Berg, Gay & Burke, P A. at LEE DOUGLAS, June. 1915 Husband, Post 'llcp 110!. 793. Orlando. (Se 11) Petitioner, Florida 37107, and file the original ArlPis'r H Beckwith. Jr. and with the Clerk of the aooe Styled Clerk of the Circuit Court CATHERINE DOUGLAS, court on or be fore Aug. 2, 197$, By Joy Stok es wt', otherwise a iudgmen$ may te en Dtputy Clerk P,.cnt feted against you for the relief Publish: June 17. 19, 76. July 3, I7 oomafldcd In the complaint or NOTICE OF PROCEEDING EO petition TIfF STATE OF FLORIDA To. JOYCE CATHERINE DOUGLAS. WlTNESSmyha nd ant,5( Of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. WHOSE Said Court on June 30, 1913 RESIDENCE AND EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. MAILING ADDRESS IS co AN (Seal) CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TIIOPiV PILOTTI, P0 BOX ii. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr COUNTY. FLORIDA. (.1EPi'ORl PENNSYLVANIA Clerk Of the Circuit Coirt CIVIL ACTION NO. 1.1771.CA14-A 19343 By' Joy Stokes In re: the Marriage of YOU ARE HEREbY NOTIFIED Dputy Clerk ROBERT S GI2E. Husband, thjt a proc eeding for dissolution o Publish July 3, 10. 17, 71, )91J arid marriagepa5n filed aqans: , ,. MARGARET .1 GLAZE. Wile and the Short fife is IN RE THE NOTICE OF ACYION MARRIAGE OF HUBERT LEE SEMINOLE COUNTY TO MARGARET .1 GLAZE and JOYCE UTILITIES BOARD Trrri. eATHIpff DOUGLAS W'f. arvj Notice of p ublic '"$ to 1488 Women's 3 88 to 988 Mens 488 - - • -. leisure suits. Broken Sizes - . _______ 11 JULY 8 OVER FIFTY CLUB— meet at Redding Gardens, Sanford — 10:30 A.M. speaker on "Home Health Care Covered by Medicare." ' - -__ Over 400 Pair prn,, - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Lovette in early March. •, - By LYLE SUFFIEI.D By' Lillian Jenkins Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ver for Jacksori s stepfather, Wflbur EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Publlih: June 12. It, 26. July 3. 1976 COUNTY. at noon today in the trial of an Dickey today argued before FLORIDA. Oviedo to the fire scene, Andrew J. Milam, 21, of hall, was charged with first- CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DEOSO CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.IS?LCA49.F Apopka man accused of jury that the state's dr. There also was testimony in Orlando, on two counts of degree murder but pleaded COUNTY, FLORIDA. GOVERMEP4T NATIONAL CIVIL NO. 741253 o NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS stealing and burning an Oviedo cumstantial evidence case the trial that Faller had two robbery, Milam had been ac- guilty to manslaughter in In re: the ?,tuton of MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, NAME LAW Plaintif;, Fire Department rescue van against Faller on charges of black knobs with brushed cused of robbing two men on Lovette's death and faces BEN B STEWART r.j LeVEQt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Jan. 13. STEWART, P.is w'ft. larceny of a motor vehicle and aluminum decorative inserts in Jan. lion SR-436 at Dean Road, ttseunder%lgned, desiring to'I'nqage entenclng July 16. APTURO OIAZ and JUANITA NOTICE OF SUIT Yesterday, Forrest Dee third-degree arson is defective his pockets when taken to the in business under the fictitious name DIAZ, his wife, and DAPIIEI. .1. Judge Hosemann ordered TO BILLY A MAY Filler, fl. a former Oviedo because of time elements. of GREEN GEM NURSERY in LEVEY. When entering the man an Oviedo police station following Milam held In jail wi thout bond pesiøenc. Uninn ..i,,.r....... ti-.j ti resident, took the witness stand Dvfriidanti es Address Unknown State witnesses testified that the van fire. Witn ses iden- pen di ng a pre-sentence in- slaughter plea Hall told the rester the sad name with the NOTICE OF SUIT In his own defense and told the Filler was seen at the Oviedo lifted the knobs as being the vgtj YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, Cl'slr court that Jackson had viewed ' 'h' C 1 tcu:t Court' of TO: ARTIJRO 01*2 '1) that tPe above named Petitioners, Jury that he had been at the police station at 10:45 p.m. Jan. same type used in Heathklt and JUANITA DIAl Otis Lee Jacbon, 37 of a LoveUe's body following a BEN B STEWART ars3 LIVEDA Semireiiib County, rinrida Clyde E Smith RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN shooting inc1det but that he STEWART, hiS wife, have filtd a Oviedo police station and fire 15 and that a white male with sirens to mount the electronic Maitland Ave., Winter Park, James .1 Roberts All parties claiming interests by, Petition for the ac'o',tion of the house before the vehicle was glasses was seen driving the unit on a dashboard (racket, pleaded guilty to attempted (Hall) dug a bole in the victim's Rebecca A Rot'erts through, under or against AR T r, 0 minor child named in that Petition taken but that he had hit- rescue van at SR.434 and Luis Pevet DIA7ANOJUAp4ITA DIAl his wife Oviedo police chief Ken conspiracy' to commit a back yard under a trash but. and you are commanded to serve a ch!iked ride with several Wekisa Springs Road be tween Tripplett testified that he found And tO all pa rt ies having or claiming ning barrel and buried copyof your Wri?tt'n(3C4Cfl$%. it any, CL Maria Perez misdemeanor: obstruction C LEVELAND I MIlE to have any r.ght, title or Inter es t in motoris ts from Oviedo to 1-4, 10: and 11:05 p.m. on HARVEY a ra di o unit and Heathkl elec. J ustice. Judge hlosemann ad- Lovette's body alone COULTER, Attorneys at Law the real property herein described, Petitioners' attorney, whole and then 1-4 to the Forest City Dickey ar gued that the state Ironic siren unit - minus judicated Jackson addreSs 209 North Oak Avenue YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED guilty and Sheriff's investigators is PO Box 373. , Fort C'ty, P 0 Drawer 2 area in southwest Seminole wouzldhavethejw-ybelleye that (racket knobs that an action to foreclose a mor Florida. 3275), on or betore the 10th alongside a sentenced him to 60 days in exhumed Lovette's decomSanford, Florida 37771 tgage on the following real property where the van was found In Fal.ls'r, who was arrested near ay of July. 197$. arid file the PublishStreet in Oviedo near where county Jail wi th credit f or time posing, partially-clad body July 3. 10. 1. 24, 197$ in Seminole County, Florida: original with the Clerk of the Court DEP the burning van smelling of Faller was living in January. ser ved since his April lot 71, Block E. Woodm,re Park. 29 arrest. March 12 after relatives Cith before service on Petition ers' Filler said he'd gone to his smoke, according to sheriff's Sec d Replat, accordi ng to the p'at Filler had rebui lt cabinetry Jackson had been charged became suspicious of disturbed attocne-y or immediately thereafter. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND theron eof as recorded ri Platb(iOk 13, p parents Forest other-wise a default may be i.'nterecs FOR SEMINOLE couwry. Page 73, publiC records of Seminole but hadn't ected ,f 0 To . I Spec'Dial I Men's Choose From Fire - an, Mental Patient Said Beaten rounds. II In other businese, the City Commission: Floyd said the only city problem with the project is the final — AgreedtoaskthestateDepartmentofTransportationtoban $25,000 payment. lie said $140,000 of the costs will be borne by all parking on SR 436 from Newbw-yport Road west to Interstate owners of large properties abutting the road and paying the surns ALTAMONTE SPRINGS A resolution noting the city's intent in advance. He said he expects within the next few days to have 4. Resolutions were adopted asking immediate action to ban to enter into an interlocal agreement with the Seminole County the first $100,000 deposited In a special escrow account, parking on SR 436 at Newburyport, Hermits Trail, Forest Avenue Commission for the paving of Montgomery Road has been and at the Florida Hospital North entranceway. adopted by the City Commission. The $25,000 balance could be collected via a front foot — Noted a letter has been received from an architect slating his assessment of owners of smaller properties abutting Montgomery Commissioners Tuesday agreed to county terms providing for Road. Floyd said, interest In planning the city's proposed new public safety facility. $100,000 to be paid In advance to the county, with a second The project was originally estimated at a cost of $175,000 but — Accepted Northwood subdivision roads, streets, water and payment of $40,000 30 days later and the final payment of $25,000 county commissioners recently agreed to cut the costs by $10,000. sewer lines for maintenance. within 60 days. '.' Back To Work, Court Says By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS -jj By DONNA FSI'F.S Herald Staff Writer Afraid Of News teaks, Ford Says Environment Street Paving Set To Resume Altamonte Adopts Road Paving Project FLORIDA IN BRIEF I] Thursday, July, 17$-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Intends To Enter Agreement With County for - $5 - - - - - ________ - Etagere 1%. 1 - 'I r L988 Governor's /I Qbinet base 30 x 14 x 78" Available in .pine. maple *or walnut • 'V ._ L. 6 988 desk. - ob I I'9 ,jIARt L ingerie chest 4 .----Pv 6988 �- . - - ---'-- .. -- - -. = -. nttt t - , -- Evening Tomorrow will be a Landmark day in the Sanford area. I'M New ct; z aifictaily open its doors for the first time and a giant July holiday celebration is planned Fort Herald 4CH AVE., M;rom, aA. .imi 8314993 300 N Area Cde 305-322611or Fourth of for Thursday, July 3. 1975-4A Around Much work, planning, swcat and tears have gorse into the zoo project by many people and all of those Involved-from the smallest child to the eldest adult are to be congratulated for their efforts In helping to bring reality to the dream. We'd expound on this subject more, but feel the special zoo Dedication Issue in today's Evening Herald tells the entire story. But, we want to express our sincere appreciation to all dwe who have done so much to make the new zoo something we can all be proud ot for a long time. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Director 9 Advertising Urine Deliver). Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40: 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $2840. By Mail: In Florida same as home other mail: Month, 52.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, 132.40. delivery. All I Development Plan A Good Mellon Park. — 91 J _J _ 1W The Clock The day's activities at Fort Mellon Park should be a thing that everyone attends, 'cause there'll be for everyone all day long, capped off by a Utrewcrks night. According to Jack Homer, executive manager of Beginning huge Announcement of plans to open offices for the proposed Downtown Development Authority and hPPin S c,ruu f, ri,. ;...... t.. w 50W UIjJUL L&VLI1 residents S on the redevelopment of downtown Sanford a welcomed one. It means that the Downtown Development Steering Committee is moving on a come that could open the way to a revitalized downtown bu.s1ess district. Sanford City Commissioner hn 1orris, who is s th e announcement that th e step is a tiny one, but indicated he felt any move was better than none at all. Actually the step is a giant first of many ste to during the next several months. The appointment of an executive director Sanford 's Sara Jacobson will do much to help the redevelopment operation. The proposed survey of residents to learn th eir feeling regarding the redevelopment of the city's core is a very honful plan because it will involve r n0f o1y only downt own merchants property but every citizen in the city- all of whom will have a say in any plan to rebuild the district, The steering committee's decision to ask for, input from the average Citizen is one that shniiltl win fricnrk in fht t0% U UIILIIUU LU correct the sagging appearance of Downtown Sanford. The survey is just one phase of many research programs which the development group plans to conduct touching on all phases of a city's growth and progress. Each will add to the total picture. display tomorrow ~ V , yJ RAY CROMLEY t P P1 ysicia n s, Shape U Thyselves I Almost every day there are reports Indicating someuulng wrong In the medical — I. Joe - 0 ,, .. — And at the same time, the decision to consider th e Lake Monroe waterfront as part of any special f -iui vi uvvviupiuern wsiric is anotner ,tat .1....I......_...... £.____a A spate of malpractice suits has pushed Insurance rates for th is hazard to prohibitively high levels. Some suits are brought by patients who expect far more of their doctors than we have the nght to look for at this stage of medical knowledge. They also disregard the fact that the best of doctors are still human, and make mistakes. Some suits are generated by hungry attorneys. But when these cases are eliminated, enough ..I aL, za a_ it u cicar we mecucat profession has not pelked itself. 'flw blame can be shared by government agencies, by the USOCtatk'IU and b' the medical schoois. today, considerable numbers of practicing doctors should be stripped of their licenses. Many others should be required to update their knowledge. Scores of hospitals should be better i - .t IUtV ., % y/ within to settle. V TOM TIEDE t'iL_.. ) ,,, I g/, 4 ri Li ... - . ... J.ø\ - ____ ____ ___ 4/ ,5 _______ ___ _____ __________________ _________ % _____ ____ ____ - ' He was paid twice and tholvedhad been discharged and was at home, when she wu doctor t all. Insurance men In and out of 11w government tell me are not unusual. What brought this medical problem home to Insurance company. — ___ - - _______ caught On the third L!'. The Insurance company _____ ____ _____ _______ _ ______ ____ ________________ 'And we used to worry about thewoff.$ that these cases Letter To The Editor 5CinUflcLneUtu ___ Downtown Sanford thes onrmdit truly exists today. lain Weary of inaccurate Information being circuls ;: k 1 old- early as possible. Hopefully by six mor,ft so facing Sanford. The DB,%, until then a weak and Paulucci is fine, but the total picture must be a Sanford developed plan. This outlook, plus the thought-out steps taken became the best seller of He time )ust todaywould be * mmion ~ 0 am- to be changed into that heor she can beflued with a bearing judand ailing organization with no firm direction, We must first, however, given specialized alizedtralnlngearly.,sestepsran Th elected a new slate of officers and a Board of dellghuul charm city. and plan. Much cooperation and make a decisive difference In the child's entire Directors. That Board of Directors has been research, study In any event its rijectim is flwM, jar atch was the story of t man's life. future plans for the redevelopment of Downtown Sanford. It is iuz iieLhing that lends itself to success and offers a much brighter picture than ever before in turning the city around, It is a beginning. Let us move forward, _____________ _____________ oecnmlng positive planners for progress, A steering committee of property owners and CIUtIY demonstrated BERRY'S WORLD Ijg a 110111 1koa ___ p - s (1:0 .~z4vjs:~\ i ed To Cover Yesterday we reported that Philippine consular offices," and "armed forces planted by"a special operaUojJ group ofb',s takeover of a newspaper, investigated President Ferdinand Marcos offered a former psychological warfare units" conducted born. military men," but Marcos loudly blamed "a Associated Press reporter, prepared phony confidant, Prlinitivo Mijares, a $0,000 bribe not bing on Manila's water system, city hail and the foreign power" and "Maoist guerrillas," stories on revolutionaries and committed other to tell the U.S. Congress what he knows about bathroom of the Consttutiona1 Convention. The There was also a faked ambush, Mijani outrages on Marcus' Orders corruption In the Philippines. violence wan "later blamed by Mr. Marcos on charges, Involving a Philippine official's car. By Today we can reveal the story that Marcos the Maoist people's Army," The Mijares memo then tells how Marco.' exploiting these Incidents, Marco. had tried to cover up. It Is another Wa te rgate "1y en. country psychologically ready for regime has gone absolutely corrupt." his The Incidenta that Marcos secretly scandal, Philippine version — a story of tTh e dictator parcelled out to his proc lama tion of martial law on Sept. 21, 1174. des crimes and misdemeanca, ranging from abuse couraged, Mijares all eges, had their Innocent lice luxury goods and to nses to smuggle in With a put show of berimlem, he pvcWmed victims. When a bumb exploded Inside a of power to misuse of government a socaUed "sm iling martial law." smuggle out sugar, copra, lumber ad cement, departznnt store, for example, "a family The story is told in a 24-pa ge memo, which te charges Mijares. Mili ta ry su pporters have been man resto order and gave th e citizenry res pi who was buying a gift for a child observing its Mijares brnitted to the 11ou !nternatioiu,l given fabulously from turmoil. But he also lucrative rackets In cloud down opposition OrganIzations subcommittee. In the memo, tie birthday was blown to bits." A conscience. IieW3fl run as they please, he adds, and Jailed recaItrant editors stricken police sergeant later confessed he j fr eely confesses his own dirty work for Marcus flrougn front men, ri val s. ordhtg to Mijares, The memo details how Marcw won re- Planted the bomb "on t*kefl OVet Mco. 5kd a onstltutlonal Convention to Marcos h $TIcVltura1 LaIdIIn Mijares. In 1969 usIng some of tt'. u LICU ,f Al U1.. W1Ifn 1iii .kA tIi.A_. _ yaa w .suw.cy uw iu swiuinao, no To improve his pres Oat Richard Nixon picked up In 1972. Mujares 1I0y COfltfOlS s notices, Marco. allowed But when the delig$i, showed a little inoil Concessions, a huge describes the Marco. campaign as "the dirtiest "htavy borrowings from the Philippine Benk1 dependence export business, a frec trade wise In Marivejes election ever held In the Pfllppi" accordlig to the memo, so a toady could buy up a arrest aixi Cictintlon In milft*'y stockades of end even a claim on some burled World War H Marco. used "goons, guns arid gold," , "media empire." Allegedly, the pro-Marcos delote' .apanese treasure In the Sierra Madre. of media even collected "part of their salarIes... .. former onfl1an( charges, to win Use fund.'# wavention with money and favors." election. The strategy was to create an at. from the preddent's contingent Wares also claims that Marcos has misused Th make doubly sure eki m1mUon pvq 801ne of the $1001 million in U.S. aW he Sets eat mosphere of disturbance, which called for 11se tactica worked so well, charges Marcos the poweril wanil&aflees MiJares, year. The greatest part of U1. medical aid, for Marcos' strong hand to control. Mijares, that the re.elected Marcos continued the results "were mannfjttwtd by a gtxp example, "goes to the United I election 'i Doggone it. Ron Couldn't you have wafted until my meeting was over to tell him the new swimming pool is ready?" cb,s tv - A 1.1- -H . .. "•'• "—' $ I V • ' ' - . P 4 Philippine air force idiltraka allegaWy lobbed "heavy expoelves in front of the (US.) ," for example, IsIong the ewt F4 . Dlgr'yo." Mijares claims the weapons wire candala, Mijares desiribes i,w Mijares, has thwarted Mato,' democratj ha ordered th e regime." - .' .. . . - C". 1 IZ7 ., . - 4 . _________ S4 I ! .'I - __ . 1~- - I . . . 41 H4._LJI qmrL . II . in view :f /~V county's position that all county services are available to the city. Browning opposed the county being Involved with city piannIng, adding he doesn't mind the county "catching our Newly the Seminole Chapter of Disabled Wilton Hooks, senior Vice-Commander William E. Varner Jr., dogs, but would rather not let Amer1an Veterans are: seated, from left, Executive past Commander Jack Garner, new Commander Jackie G. them do our planning." member Louis Kotuno, Adjutant Joeeph Martin and Historian Kaiser, Judge Advocate John Gentry, and Executive Committee Daniels who has insisted city Dorothy Palmer. Standing from left are Sergeant-At-Arms Cager members Samuel Martin and Harvey Duvall. res idents are being taxed by the lloard, Executive Committee member Jesse Cook, Chaplain county for services they are excluded from receiving, said his remark was a 'facetious" one. % Installed officers of - repaired, — - . not require ments, contests and games. Allday celebration at Fort p.m., casselberry City Hall. p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford, Room I. JULY 5 ____ _ spen dihe Free public lecture on - Mellon Park topped off with a Transcendental MedItation 8 fireworks display at night. and "Sanford's Biggest Garage JULY 10 8 P.M. AlcoholI'i Anonymous Sale," charity event, 10 am,, to 1201 W. First 6 p.m., Blair McGarvey, St coordinator. SISTER, Inc. luncheon 2 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting Thursday, July 10 at (Women) 1201 W. First St. 12 noon at Cavalier Restaurant. Car Wash, U.S. Bank, Saiiford Plaza, spo nsored by Grace JULY 12 United Methodist Youth, 10 2 P.M. Mcoholk's 1tnonznous (Women), 1201 W. First St. a.m.-5 p.m. nst ofyour life. _______________________ ~ T1w n I WEATHER Me ' L_________________________ _ — ... --. --- -- ace to . - . — — . — Samuel E. Denney Richard A. Downer ' FREE ESTIMATES 323ö690 Lois Dreggors William E. Lowle E thel 0. Morgan Sanford: Marie Paul Marcia B. Carter Michael A. Totora Mar y J. Daniels Anthony T. Wilson GLUe Mae Ellis Joseph M. Parsons, DeBary Lella E. Hobbs Antone C. Ferreira, Deltona Henry J. Hutchinson Joseph R. Marcucella, Joe Jotmscn Deltona JULY 11 Florence Long David G. Beal, Lake Monroe JULY 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonyriiuus Fredric L. Scott Florence J. Childress, Lake Astrological Research G uild, 1201 W. First St. (closed) Samuel B Ware Monroe Inc., will meet at the Starlight Maurice Raulerson, Apopka Marie A. Nelson, Longwood Ranch, Mobile Home Trailer Child Evangelism FellnchIp Mary Beach, Deflary Dorothy M. Campbell, Oteen Park, recre.ation room, 600 E. day camp for ai'es 4-12. Lake Melissa Engels, Deltona Pershing, Orlando, a p.m. Jessup Park, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Anna Gilligan, Deltona No fee, bring sack lunch. Call Grace A. Hams, Deltona 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous Child Evangelism office Mon. Sara F. Hill , i tona (closed) 1 201 W. First St. day-Wednesday to register. David G. Beat, Lake Monroe _________________________ Shirley L. Phillips, Ost ee n Yesterday's high 90; over DISCHARGES night low 64. fair through Mostly to tomorrow. Highs In the middle Sanford: -tn — (Mary ) r raiser Lows Ifl use lower UI4 boy upper & to lower 7. Easterly 0 Alvie Anderson w1nd around 10 mIles per hour, becoming var I tble through Gordon IL Briason 0 / Agnes L Burnsed tomorrow, Ihis Week on Genuine Barbara A. Dench Extended Outlooks Mrs. ueraia . — Your Comfort Is Our Business free. JULY 2, 1175 ADMISSIONS - - (Daniels' the consumer. The buyer, also, might be beneficial to the taken to t he repair shop, but cilvidual part is covered b) may accept a full refund of the consumer, according to Homer. manufacturers will be required warranty. purchase price -if he chooses. "We have had a great deal of to service hard to move items, The law covers warranties or success resolving problems such as pianos. all products manufacture~ Greater Sanford Chamber of thank.sto coo pe ration wi th local Manufacturers also must after July 4. It also gives tiw Commerce Executive Manager business people," said Homer. spell out th e difference be tw ee n right to In divi duals or groups tc Jack Homer says Seminole He said the chamber's flBB "full" and "limited" in ui br g s t in federal or sta te consumers airead' former Reader's Digest CALNO Council of Local Publisher in Cuba. Refresh' Governments meeting, 7:30 . - __________________ v ___ _______________ __________ Department, swear -' a round in his AK47 assault rifle. Daks, a Lmi,.apeskirig veteran of service In Vientiane, HOSPITAL NOTES The Philippine president, accordIng g to the ;4*ng them to take over dictatorial power. Ur,der headed by the pricsiden"s favorite brother4n. the biggest ouirmwetitiftl firm In dw country, memo, "had mIitary personnel Infiltrate the the Pt'Jlippl rse constitution, Marci was limited Lit, Coy. Ben;aniln form aides." ranks of demonstrators to explode bc,rntis in their to two terms, but he had no Intention of retiring. which Is owned by a front man of the prtsiient," ___ knowledge that the alleges Mijares had L*renal the memo. m-ldlat. End to iraligate the de njtrator Into He continued to whip up a crisis fever. He convcntjrs vote 'vas rlgge he writes, because Yet the US. State committing acts of violence." staged "a supposed landing of combat "I was a member of that gro." ,just as John weapons - (Thamb*'r of Commert'ø R R m, O1d-tiohloud 4 th ,J celebration, Geneva; parade at Chamber of Commerce 11 am. ending at community building. center. Speaker, Dick Veranes, JULY 9 __ .i-_- . ... M .- vk lii Vientiaiw today when the American enter his office, The American, Lawrence C. Daks, said the guard shouted, "Get out or I'll kill you!"in Lao as he chambered ______________ - - ._ He said the possibi lities of a sollcementbaseshouldbc considered _____ Under I as / - officia ls who now do mina te the Laotian government. Tricks UpDI permanent solution. tOO N. than the resWt of orders from Communist Pathet I.Ao JACK APIDI!71S0P4 , I I fiff ________________ - ____________ _ _________ Saturday through Monday partly cloudy with scattered thunderslcrs. Highs mostly around 90. Lows In the lOs. Daytona Beach tides, highs 4:12a.m., 4:54 p.m.; lows 10:18 a.m., 11:09 pni. a,m., 4:49 p.m.; lows 10:18 am,; 10:12 p.m. - Countlans will get a present more protection by the Federal SOUTHERN AIR Government on products with a of Sanford, Inc. written warranty. are receives about 30-40 consumer warranties. Under full courts to Ph. 322.8321 recover damages for Under the new law just going protected by Florida laws — complaints a month, warranty on a clothes dryer, air breach of warranty. Maple Ave. and the good Into effect, - warranties must fl,,cfl(mfl will (,f Semincile However, he said 99 per conditioner or other such clearly be labeled as either cent" of the complaints are a product, after a "reasonable" V "f ull" or "limited." However, the chamber, result of "misundersta ndings" number of attempts to get it Dr. Roger R. Stewart, DIM.DI a "full" warranty, a which contains the Better between the consumer and the working, aconsurner may insist announces the opening of his office faulty product must be replaced Business Bureau (BBB), businessman. He advises on a new one. for the pro dice of or free of charge to welcomes any new laws which persons to first ask the cost Warranties may before giving the goaheadtoa that you use a specified brand General Dentistry repair iob. name product in the product 24th Place, Just Off South French Ave. Of the new federal law, you buy, that is unless the , Sanford, Florida . Horner says it goes a "couple of brand name product is steps further than state And, if a toaster doesn't toast CALENDAR Open Mon.. Sat. By Appointment Until 5:30 p.m. regulations." bread, consumer, lll be able 323-5340 During Business Hours For example, a car or to get something done about it. After Business Hours something easy to move will be even though no defective inA rituy I Initial meeting of the 9.08 8 P.M. Alc3holics Anonyrnous (Open-Speaker) 1201 W. First Areawide Planning Advisory Committee -- notice and St. preliminary agenda — at Altamonte Springs Municipal JULY i Maranathe Pentecostal Civic Center — 10:30 a.m. Church will present "A Thief In Free blood pressure tests, 4 the Night" at 7:30 p.m., in Westside Recreation Center. P.m-, Seventh-day Adventist Admission free. Free t.ran- Church, 71h and Elm. Sanford. sportatlonby calling 323-79 or Second qu.arterly Directors . old before taking action, en wI,i the 'Ioafness 13 By ED PRICK E77 Herald Staff Writer retreated. He told Western newsmen accompanying him that the threat was probably a "personal reaction" rather Today Tom Paine's bust sits In the obscurity of Executive Director, Steering Committee a private office here, a remainder that this for Downtown Development fallible man taught us much, but enough. " ~. _____________ Warranty Laws Take Effect July 5 fgrjgu,[jwi 3 He demanded the United States of America. ci' I. cilman Donald Browning in- Consumers To Get Added Protection IcialGets Death Threat -_ --- and got it. He proposed equality of ~W forethought is imperaUve before any change can life. working. We haVL spent arduous hc%irs devil* spurred us security, and public education, arid they o Le effected. Jeno Paulucci has Yet I have found In talking to a vw'/ ly of a tet of premises and procedures thro* which not eventually came to pass. But though his ideas parents and to groups concerned srt, c'i1ness the DBA can become re-vitalized Into a strong, 100 per cent have been accepted, his . that many pediatri cia ns tend to ' 1gn' ant of fe:ti veoranza tiofl.We have own noapathy prefer our heroes to be handsome *iid ( coo peration and positive attitude. these facts, all too frequently ad 'J;ir.F, pi. rnth to mar lack of leadership. We challenge all those . fearing and to ba the every night. wsit until a child Is two or two-gii'I-it-tit 1 years 'nIb negati ve outlooks to join with us In Sara Jacobson by the steering committee, should wax well in NEW DEUII, India (AP) Prime Minister Indira Gandhi seems to be hinting that she wants the United States to resume enomIc aid to India. Di a speech Wednesday to young members of her Congress party, Mrs. Gandhi denounced conservative Indian politicians who she said for the past two decades had urged the United States to halt economic assistance to India because of Its socialist policies. "This was not a minor thing, but a deep-rooted conspiracy to remove India from the socialist path she had chosen," Mrs. Gandhi said. The day bef or e, she told a group of visiting American schoolteachers tItSt MI' gov ernmen t wants to Improve relations wi th the U.S. government and hopes President Off J mers and aulck-to-llzzle.out Sanford sadnessIs prove the visitors' parking tot. i NAMES OFFICERS The United States cerning downtown Sanford. I am weary of . town 01 Philadelphia authcvifi" say PaIM1goke_--#_ U18 Uld — is time they stood up and were' counted. had nothing to do wi th the rejection of his bust; a thetIc ti A Sotc* Lime back I ran Into the — hl-vi iicrrn wwun we Lowra. rawer, II was removed because it group a different field -deafnes& When a chiW Is bom town Business ALWLatlon (Y)BA) felt the corners. I am weary of others getting credit for 'lacks authenticity", that Is, It was not an deaf, it is extremely Important to learn this as urgency to bond together to fitht the problems what.our own progressive people are actually WOW fixt'" in Uftendem Hall. PerhW doing .'...., -. _______ ____ . VETERANS' GROUP hold another such meeting In1lOtoassessprogress. In a declaration of principle adopted shortly before the twoweek conference ended late Wedr*siav. the delegates also said a redistribution of economic power from rich to poor nations Is necessary to Improve the status of women. Inequality of women and men is closely linked to the poverty which Imprisons most nations because of the "profoundly unjut world economic system," the declaration sti4ed. it was approved by a vote of 02 with 18 abstentions. and Israel voted against declaration, which containied a condemnation of Zionism alongwith imperialism and colonialism. , something about solving those rarobirma, and It -1 •, .). ____ .__ I - i , T~e conference recoriunen&A that the United Nations fmtmte relationship with Benjamin FranklK ' copies) wA the Issue was joined, "Everythins that Is right or reasonable pleads for separa tion," Paine wrote. Thus the great . _____ 11 ___ Even now It Is difficult to envision an tinmigrant less likely to succeed. Paine was a ,4p,,,,,0 4,1_,,a ..LtL. %; I ) was t fpcuum;"LM and also unreliable. Yet In just over a Year e alders call us a "redneck" town. They say we and are embarking on a tremendous effort study, research and analyze the situa tion as It in my session was why Owse learned men could not go directly to the doctors. Why does this major ti necessary togoto the '1 MEXICOCITY(AP) -Theflrstlnternatjonal Women's Conference has ended after urging a thorough reform of society's customs, laws and attitudes to enable women t be equal partners with meniii charting the future of the from Britain, arid even many alone. I rind there is a sincere interest and desire among the downtown people to see this th rough. I am confident of success." j is area hopeful that the redevelopment program will become Z1I tI_. Sardord ellion. Ana that is the way it must be, if it is to be successful. Using any information and suggestions offered by Mr. I , weary. haven't taken advantage of our assets and are doing little to overcome our liabilities. They say we are a "nice little town, but that there cr1 there." have problems Sanford, * ____ -- -Women Urge Wide Reform b "Jeno is a wonderful person," Morris said. "But he can't do it ( the development project) ..Y I-Tt, S Ford will not change his plans to visit India later this ____ and facing debtors prison, he fled Philadelphia In 1774. Evening Herald, -_ .7; ___ — ___________________________________________ L,_;.._- .dz_.---- - "Iwz 711,11 Gandhi Raps Conservatives - - - ____ ______ .-.-._ U . Pal- U.S. economic aid to India was suspended in 1971 when the Nixon administra tion backed Pa kistan In the Ind Pakistani war that resulted in independence for Banglade4h. Since Independence In 1947, IndIa had rece ived $l billion in U.S. aid. - M anew was Ow ultimate in absurdity. I was 'There Is%0 comeone Here' Invited a few days back to a press conference eclsajts (Independent of the DBA been formed to discuss then sam problem constructed the 79 pages of C== Sam which AP01"ed bY the prestigious National Academy I am of American Independence, concerning development. The DBA board seems h orgiini"d prinarily to whip UP public seritiment Downtown Sanfocd is an eyesore right now. inembers are on thait committee. It is a group of Until that point colociallsts were ha* unfied not occupied and some met. nine persons, six wtxtus have ieen extremely as to separation tort doctors to do their homework and keep up Many spaces are perie l ftnts are x mititants wavered on all-out war. But Cmmm with scia0c progma in a ma* medica ncing slow business Out- active. We have dwm an encutive I---#— 7bey are directions which wi1l give the steering committee a chance to develop a solid plan to present to all the merchants and property owners when they meet again with Jeno Paulucci, parttime Sanford resident and supporter of the redevelopment project. -V1 — ___ Insurers - I markered trace remains of his lodgiM, his To be ty hero the kind easily _ f memorials. An eccentric, wan&ri almost all of his life, he likewise ariecjalisvjwith one magnificent exce*lcn in ______ pesusal failures. British born, a seussdary ,oI dropout, he spent the first taii .1 his hopeless personal and professional jjy He could not maklitalateacher,agyocer,a tobacconist, a sailor and at age 37, owing to a . -k: 1 — ____ ___ ____ .-------..Li; Committee Most historians of the American Revolution uInbell one the United Statesoftoday owes as much to the pen of Thomas Paine as to the sword of George Washington. Yet after 199 years of thanksgiving the popular senthnent forgets In favor of the latter. Where Washington Is recalled as a sober, dignified -ehanIon, Paine's mem La faded by a thousand doubts and by unfortunate revlslonlan. Nowhere Is the callous historic treatment of Paine more evkeid, perhaps, than In his hometown. Rere where the nation was born, largely because Paine summoned up the colonists consensus, the radical hornaiit Is i remembered as less a hero than a heretic. No word 4 ___ ________________ ____ 1. 1-lero biographers are available here for Ms defense, Nets not dishonored, exactly; neglected Ii the ____ ______ _____ ' . " the former ... p put thought into his direction and movement of the committee. The first steps _ the opening of the downtown development association's offices and the city-wide survey are ones which get the project off dead center. - We'd s elcome another new business with open arms. And everyone in the area should do all his-her power to promote Sanford as a great place ' Policed or shut down and barred. Ipersonallyknowofonedoctol'whoattemptcd •, ..J1J kIll t......,. .i... w 161W VU U L11C VUJ UUV iimes U-Urn one vves dwpd for hospital visits after the patient — taphone. For It appears that the young commissioner has — TG&Y But A - — — - - \\ f4' \ f 7 \ I -. . did not catch him. A reporter did. Prominent, highly respected doctors bill Inswance companies regularly for visits they do not make. I know of cases In which the - \ medi cal stzong move by the committee. Morris feels by moving slowly taking one step at a time the steering committee will lay a foundation strong enough on which to rest full scale development plans. — •\\ .. profession. 1k. — - '. -r- seriously — owners, BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Security forces searched Beirut for a kidnaped American Army colonel today as the government reported another ceasefire In the week. long street fighting that took at least 277 lives, A security officer said all Palestine guerrilla organ. tzations denied any knowledge of Col, Ernest R. Morgan, a member of the U.S. military aid mission In Turkey who was seized at the height of the fighting Sunday afternoon. Morgan, 43, of Petersburg, Va., was stopping for the night In Beirut on his way back from a meeting of the Central Treaty Organization in Pakistan. The manager of his hotel said he Insisted on driving to the airport to "buy some nmgazthes." "We warned him not to go, but he became quite angry and said no one could tell him what to do," the manager said. Morgan's taxi driver reported that a group of armed men dragged the colonel out of th car at a roadblock near a Palestinian refugee camp. Although Morgan was not in uniform, another source said the men told the driver he was "an American general" who had come to supply the right-wing Christian Phalange party, whose private army was warring with leftwing Palestinian guerrillas and the Lebanese Moslem faction supporting them. Glen says his father, Bob, lived In Sanford at one time while working for the department store chain and has encouraged the move here by Dic. - 9' . ' .... To m Pa i n e: ' - _____t ---- ---- .-2t.- - rr.....- - Daniels made his remarks road department's program of three months of the fiscal year after Road commissioner Irene monthly grading of all unim. an additional $933.60 must be Van Eepoel said to complete the proved roads for the remaining allocated. Council members agreed to took Into the pros and cons of I " _______ planting low-maintenance evergreens around the new city ' hail complex and to consider —; some sort of program to tin. — Beirut Fighting Eases , Not Ideal, \ — - his firm is seriously considering opening another office in Central Florida and It just might here. 0 . Councilman John Daniels additional funds or the city's warned colleagues this week road department work "has to the budget must be searched for draw to a screeching halt." - that 04*1'14F4*-- '1 ' By DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer WINTER SPRINGS Kidnaped Colonel Sought; sales .4w come - in —-j -- Winter Springs In Need Of Road Funds IN BRIEF Don't be surprised If another new business opens up the Sanford area in the not 40041stant future. representative for the Glen G. Pearce, Dictaphone Corporation, told us the other day • • 0 i I WORLD are to receive. - something 11 We think Gishler, Hornet and every organization which Is helping to make it an eventful day deserves all the kudoes they are rather than - Councilman John Daniels Warns Colleagues Vie fireworks -- - Gishler of the Sanford Jaycees Is chairman of the day's evesta. the Greater Sanford Q3amber of Commerce, this year's will be the biggest and best ever waLimmu an the area. And, although the Downtown l3usIr'ess Association (DBA) is underwiitlng the expeMes of the display, various civic group will be paying for the flrcorks from proceeds earned during U day's activities, according W Hornet. The fireworks will be set off at exactly 8:45 p.m. and will be topped off by a 36-shell grand finale. Hornet, always thinking and acting like the promoter of Sanford and the State of Florida, said he purchased $1,000 worth of explosives for $800 and by buying them from Bunnell. Fla., from out-of-state, he even saved over O L's freight charges. He said the same company from which he purchased the Sanford fireworks also makes those used at Disney World in Its many aerial displays. According to Hornet, the best Iocatin from which to see the entire fireworks will be east of the Lake Monroe Marina. He assures us that everyone will be more than thrilled by the attraction, which caps a great day of Independence Day festivities. t SAMSONITE LUGGAGE 6ed r-1 3georgestuatrtn~w I __________________________________________ First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Orlando �___ ______ TPLJ amw i ___________________________________ - -Evsning Harald, ,Sanford, Fl. Thursday, July J. lfl$ ____ - ~ a -- - 1' - - ' - :i::--. -- s - For G ala Independence Day Celebration • Gears Thursday, Juiy, ii- P~im alwohnellid,CLOSED ii SUNDAYS11111111111111111111111111111111110 CYPRE 5 MULCH Cities In C 'Most Seminole HANGING BASK- OWN YOU CAN I I I I I I IW~ SMALL POT er Mm Rm, Boston Fern. 3 CU. ". le Plant A i f d I toss, cork gun, "Over and portunity dunking their a Dixieland Band will entertain for the children's parade at the most unusual, youngest and cecmon1es will take . and Rose, the indoor. Mon mum ant Mu Continued From Page 1•A) I Plant. Wandering ad P&m i I Ivy, Whit. tar.. the civic center patio. . from 5 to 7 p.m. professional center on Maitland oldest. The festivities In Longwood Under," Stand It, lolly pop tm, "favorite public servant." BRAND NEW HOME ' * 1 A !ull day's activities are Avenue near George Street. Other highlights of the The main parade will begin Presentation of the Hicen- . 0 1 fashioned bonnets and aprons will feature: snowcones, cotton bell, bingo apd dunking booths. 1 '1 Awards will be given for the down Sandspur to Maitland tennial flag and awards will I* ' The oolunteer firemen have CIdIdren's festival Indude two sdk~duled in Maitland. The on sale and the Ministerial candy, moonwalk, Tic Tac Toe, 49' to en'i ' g Ci vic Assodation will be responsible food Tipthe Cat, Helium-filled asked the mayor and city karate demonstrations by annual parade will form at funniest, most original theme, Avenue to orn U msin BAIT Covefs 6,000 ft 2,89 1 ade __________________________________________________ parade and the Studios at Lake Sybelia School at 8 du n king best decorated bike, best a.m.. for the resto. arem and will balloons, popcorn, mug tudging will bebeki decorated ve hicle, costume, At 10 a.m., opn1ng handle lost and found itenu - c,,%ne toss, rat game, Teddy boicth to give citizpns the OP- 1:30 and again at 3and _4/6 ft. CREPE MYRTLE BLOOMING Booths and rides will be open Ulan to Indi vi dual excluding chikfre.i. Herald SWI Writer sys tem. ' 6 It. GREEN WEEPING WILLOW TREES __ 6.49' Sanford, with 344 persons on the current according 1 __ . The Antique Car Club wi ll I 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., the Gay 90's Keller spoke privately with , payroll, including summer personnel, has O I I ' SILVER DOLLAR EUCALYPTUS display antique cars while the Most of Seminole County in 2.9$ I . . saloon will be , 9 the volunteers, telling them had a I -I l service program for many Black Community Becentennial seven cities have been free of ing of the civic center and w there would not be a Volunteer - ING 2 9 & 6's 1 I any puLlic unionizing efforts. Committee will have water. years. draft beer will be served WW J_1 , I,P"t, . ?M,1111' Fire Department Inc., and 1 IIII'M t I I melon on a stick, homemade i Only two of the seven have tinuous entertainment Prnts as low 6 would be no contract. The 11) . SEE OUR CERAMIC I COfld cream and peanuts for sale. PINE RIDGE, S.D. (AI) -"We know who they are, and the they approached a farmhouse on Our lot been put on no tice that certain pr volunteers' walkout lasted 24 Total Prtct 13L75G. the reservation to issue four sought. No warrants have been Issued. OE EVI'ALA t k"" DEPARTMENT. The Black departments want union ; ,,liorli.s. time DELTOWA OERARY employes. Oviedo has board, called for In the new city hours. Bicentennial FBI knows. If the FBI doesn't get them, we will," an Indian of- arrest warrants. 716 On Tuesday, however, the FBI arrested David Sky, who is being Among those entertaining at 1 Committee is also sponsoring a ficial said as the search continued for th e killers of two FBI men. LARGEST STOCK OF Annual W I ~ representation and in only one about 20 and Lake Mary nine. charter and composed of three 0R W II BUILD The occupan ts of the farmhouse, said to include some 16 men he ld in Rapid City, S.D., under $25,000 bond as a ma te rial witness. the Gay 90's Saloon will be Keller also said, at the tifne, small band. of the two has a bar in YOUR St gain g None of these communities, employes elected by the emOglala Sioux Tribal Chairman Richard Wilson conunentrd and eight women and children, slipped away under cover of un c an y statements concerning the pianist Dick Osborne; Roje T,, f, agent been recognized. Three of the four perswa named in the arrest warrants according to city officials, has ployes and four IRy people fire or police departments 19111 FAfln4w 1480"a Administration. FHA. VA A Cmviiielional In Altamonte Springs the Wednesday as the FBI reported it had completed a fruitless darkness after Bureau of Indian Affairs police and other FBI IN FLORIDA. 'i' The Seminole Coun ty School heard even rumblings of appointed by b"SAC11101 YOW Pmf is based on family site 4 anctime. Three Williams and Coler we attempting to serve have also been School of Dance Including 'L'• agents converged on the scene, the City Corn. would come di rectly from him city's Bicentennial Conunitteesweep the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation for 16 persons sought Fields, juggler and Paul Lewis LARGE STOCK OF Board meanwhile, through a dissatisfaction among em- mission, arrested. " " v ow ''f' will begin the day's activities at in the slayings The FBI said it was attempting to identify e I a nd not individuals in ei ther the Sweet , I ed to pantom ms The body of Joseph Bedell Stuntz, 24, of the L.apwai Ag en cy at professional negotiator, has ployes KILNS POTTERY the Civic h SUSjXCtS. The FBI said Hobert Horse, 26, Porcupine, S.., surrenuer The personnel administration department (fire and police) El reco • ,delines uarte, Co d'AI Idah f d' th ho Stuntz who had been conducting talks for some . Casselberry wi th be tween 110 board voted to reverse Floyd 1. WHEELS CLAY AND races and games for youngsters Oglala authorities in Rapid City Tuesday. fie was charged Wednesday Studios; Academy of Dance and f or which he has respo nsibillty nsibili ty. I ii been shot to death, was buried Wednesday in a traditional weels now with the Seminole and 115 implicating persons thought to have been present when agents employes on the perdecision. Floyd refused to ill.x I 111~1 ( 41 for free prizes and games with assault with a dangerous weapon and released On $5,000 Theatrical Arts; Centennial : F14i ceremony. SUPPL I cr S Education Association (SEA), manent payroll, in addition to accept the board's action and OnJune 5, however, Carmine I Ronald Williams and Jack Coler were shot to & to issue arrest I "rated GP," for dl unsecured bond. ALso arrested on assault wa rran ts were Teddy Four Bar be rshop Quartet; Sam 1114% Sanford At# FI 11171 representing the county's part time help, has had a civil stuck with his decision and the Bravo, attorney for the The FBI said a massive sweep of the 3,150-square-mile reser- Paul Pourier and Herman Thunder Hawk. Still being sought is lobenstern, magic-ment.allst; cording to Civic Center warrants. call for Split. a1yowr clinvenit"ce 'i" 4, I hundreds of teachers, TIIISDAY MORN 9 to 12:00 a released Williams and Coler, both 28, were killed last nursday when office 321 ecu si's service program for the last City Commission authorized vokntetrs, vation, involving some 200 agents, found no trace of the l6persoms James Theodore Eagle. Director Eddie Rose. I Roval School of Dance, Josie I bm a Ar City Attorney Jue Davis to take stat-ealent to Thie Herald saying The ('ounty Commission has few years. and Friends featuring Josie At 1 p.m., John Saunders, a hired a legal expert on volunteers have no Sanford, with 44 persons on the issue to court. I Roell, Larry Norwood, Ron top square dance caller, will Floyd told The Herald this of giving up theIr state charter : collective bargaining to allay the current payroll, including I I Petz and Bartow Smith have a square dancing A'ID GARDEN SUPPLY problems which might crop up summer personnel, has had a week nothing much has and would be unionizing under I I presenting a one-hour ithow of I ., I exhibition in front of the chic as the Florida's collective civil service program for many changed in either matter during the laws of Florida. I ON WYMORE RD. BETWEEN FAIRBANKS ANI) I FE ROAD 1 songs from musicals; Sweet center and from 2:30 to 4 pm, I I bargaining law goes into its years. Sanford's civil service the past six weeks. Adeline Chorus Sunshine the "Music Militia," a choral seenth month since becoming was enacted by the Legisla t ure WASHINGTON (AP) -Pres- White House meeting of Ford, short of the amount suppliers lina and some o ther sta tes In creases because Ford's energy failed to adopt th e Ford pro- Square Dancers Jack In4l* "IsUildo not believe the FOP employes w hi le Longwood has I Delivered 6* a week to your home, FRIDAY I effective DAY TH RU SUNDAY grou p, will have a sta ge show ident Ford's energy advisers Federal Energy Administrator had con tract to at the city's requ est ed deliver, Nes- the Nor theast and Midwest has the signatur es of a majority about 46 program is aimed "to control gram box Clowns Kim Keyser, only 55c a week 52 40 a monthinside the civic center. '' -----------------------------I cities of Longwood and The Altamonte Springs City of the pollee officers seeking to say there will be no gasoline Frank G. Zarb and other energy sen said. The shortage is ex_____________________________________________________________________________ While the energy advisers conswription through the priev Meanwhile, the chairman of a songstress, Norman Riggins Altamonte Springs have been Commission unanimously have the "soda" beverages will shortage this summer but warn advisers. pected to reach some 3 trillion took a gloomy view of the natumechanism." FOP as its bargalsling F House energy subcommittee Singers and "Dancers In the OLD TIME RATES ON NEW CAR LOANS placed on notice that their denied the request of the South agent," Floyd said. The issue of White House Press Secretary cubic feet next winter and even ral gas situation, they also forebe provided and those attending that many Midwesterri aild Nessen said Ford has pointed said a study by his Panel Round," western dancers. respective police departments Seminole Fraternal Order of the personnel adminiWation t tii Northeastern states will face Ron Nessen said the advisers higher In subsequent years, he cast there would be no shortage out that under his own energy showed that the removal of - told arc The Miss Maitland Beauty 111116.19 want a collective bargaining Pollee (FOP) Lodge and Its board .'ia.s not advanced far natural gas shortages th,is win- predicted the shortages would added. payment Cost of to of gasoline this summer, Nes- program, the gasoline price price mntrols on domestic "old Contest will be held in the civic , at Stamps insurance Finance of Payments ye 4 agcnt. KNOW THE DIFFERENCE state organization for this time, In the court, Floyd cash or ter "that cannot be made up by apply "entirely or almost enAuto Finance Nessen said Ford was told sen said, (opti-3nal) Charges Payments hikes taking effect prior to the oil" would result in a lower center at 12:30 p.m. From 3 In Longwood, the volunteer recognition as exclusive noted trade _______ Jim Boston of the city other fuels." tirely to industrial users." there will be significant natural He re po rted that Ford is not July 4 holiday wee kend would gross national product, higher p.m. to 7 p.m. a barbecue ________ fire depar tm ent, through a bargaining agent for the city's S2,500.0O 5 500.00 ion department is The assessment was made $2,000.00 'Natural gas supplies last win- gas shortages next winter in unhappy S3.75 5406.77 S 55.48 52,466.00 about S 68.50 S 90.00 recent have entitled consumers to re- unemployment, substantial in- chicken dinner is scheduled at During the intervening six ' sp,~esman, said this month it police department in May. handling the outthor activities Wednesday during an hour-long ter were 1.7 trillion cubic feet New Jersey, Ohio, North Caro- wholesale gasoline price In. bates. Congress, however, has flatlon and decreases tnhous!ng. the civic center, k3 an employe association plans to organize under the In refusing recognition, 3,500.00 600.00 2,900.00 5.40 FINANcINQ COSTS LESS 80.45 590.03 3,575.88 130.32 99.33 has been formed in the city. "It collective bargaining law. * * * * * * It 4,000.00 700.00 City Commission said it "tu 3,300.00 6.15 91.55 671.38 148.32 4,069.08 )13.03 it QUANTITY III is not political and not a union 1111 problems have . been seen wi th majority of the Altamonte movement,' Floyd said. 5 100 0.0 , 1 1 000.00 4,000.00 - 7.50 110.97 179.64 813.89 4,932.36 137.01 it RESERVED COMPARE THESE / U employes in Lake Mary, Winter Springs police officers and the Rather, he explained, PAYMENTS it % it Constituting an ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE of 72.77% Springs and Oviedo because appropriateness of the association raises money DISPOSABLE " it !! $ 1 a OP it -~N CALL 322-1611 ASK these communities 0 FOR RALPH PEZOLD, are proposed unit." through a cold dL-ink machine to 494 The above example is based on the first payment due 30 days fron) the day the FINANCE it log relatively small. Others say LINE eg in. The Commission also said the send cards and flowers to the ill 49 0 ENT LOAN DE PARTMENT ( I neither Sanford it 0 ns11 or nor city would wait for hospitalized and for o er th e State th it it We would not quote payments or rates, and waste the cost of advertising if they were not CassIberry are seeing any Public Employes Relations benevolent type activities. • lower. , AfeLIID DA&JI1 it difficulty because both give Commission (PERC) to F LAGSHIP IIMIU '• "the Never Refill Noth W ing been heard 4111 their employes ci vil service recognition. • Never Repair ,qwjplw 1#%I I Afl * A SAVINGS TO YOU WHEN BASED ON THE RATE NORMALLY CHARGED BY A the FOP pzt few months about the at protection. The local chapter • ILM FL EA COLLAR DEALER, AN ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE OF 14.54 P Comparc proposed unionizing of the 1111 Winter Springs has 29 full at the May commission meeting Longwood Pollee A 1.49 THE III BANK DOWNTOWN Department. We reserve the right to decline a loan request. Our decisions are based mainly on sufficient was headed by Robert Conally, *Kill fleas on dogs and cats Mem ber F. D I. C. It down payment and acceptable credit. -,t:v . January, police ofw just wee before, w e serving his probation as a ficers, their relatives and I Pinecrest • flY 17 flit city hail s" po li ce officer in Altamonte supporters jammed t (J1S • s RI. 117h Plaza ; Springs was flredby Mayor demarKllngrecognition of the • ' '• it b J South Seminole FOP Lodge as I it :PRICES Floyd. Next TO N= a flred said on ll y was A& P 1 49 on recommendation of an eight- for the Longwood Police _____________________________ membergroupolseniorpollce Department. AISKY • INCH : CIKTIAL LOCATIOPIS 20 officers who said Conally did A petition was submitted and 3-SPEED it I **(GOODONLYAT it . 641 FLOAMIGE - MAP= S PECI A I I I 11, ~ CHAR-6-QUE t meet the cl • • • • • for police personnel, recognized it as carrying the ,-,213 IL It DELUXE ELECTRIC ZSI.760 S * * Within days after Floyd -_ - 11 fiW signatures of the majority of 10 - - " , --,' " . . . ** i Conally, Conally appealed to the city's police officers. f ~ %1 . 6 * 'At : , Amelea's number om 00 0 Soon afterwards the police *1 I it % b 4% 0 it STS MEDICATED POWDFER chief, a police sergeant,, who I W Vak it it had been Identified as president 0 it Complete set it TI-1 200 • C.) AMMENS\ Co mpare of z South Seminole dge lie 44fl a cerL0 • with InstructionBook. oo • C At 1.69 0 FOP. nd another quit This brand new hand. • * *• / ii o their jobs . The sergeant ) $ 'Li.i. • held electronic has an , • it • $20 • * ' * officer, after refusing to eject a 8.digit display . It adds, Four function operat'on. '° 1W talUtive resident from the coupon per fa ,**** Q Limit one mil __ I it a[ - III-117 it subtracts, multiplies and lot i plus automatic Constant in MM 0 council chambfr audience. 111 0 thermostatic control Top mounted divides 'A 11111 'nstantly. Has 0 3 49 multiplication and clivis;on walked out a GALLON "o control panel, 5 blades. Safety grills front and key, automatic COfl • The new Electric Char.B.Oue also key for calculation of it it back removable for cleaning. Conven ent * Nothing has been heard S1IiCt * makes old-fashioned barbecuing 51/:" stant. Only 0 mark-ups, taxes, discounts, It I 1-1 / s. - 9 : / • 8gluuse it 4-position rotary switch. about the police unionizine 2"i". Operates from 9 0 etc Floating decimal. Port. 1 41 rich charcoal $ 11, effort. According volt battery. Floating hukS'\ able or AC operation. 8: taste witfout the mI of charcoal. source s, 5 8 decimal. (Optional adapLED ety V :[ i coLoRFuL: ter for AC o peration Doug have avail a ble. ) Siz e 1/ 2 1500 Mfrregular pnce I" it It . tS c4 ide Opening * 41 ~, -_. urilorlizing plan. The sourceb it ~ 0 1! TI-1200. Only $19.95 It 411 = OR ; 0 1 3 0 STATIONERY oz. S39.95 George Stuart s say Keller believes police of11 0 0 : _. -X C It plus battery. I it Special $34,95. ficen are professimals and '., C it 4 Jar 0 (A 0 ---:". thus have no need to formally It . 11 II It I I __ Pkgs " 8 101 Compare 41 • bargaining Nc "71 Use them as dust cloths dish cloths. c Ior -/ ''4'' '4' '.4 '' ''4'' ' '' Keller assumed command o si-it general wiping up They're strong absor . Writing paper 30 sheets It Lir,it 2 $3 I ba t t ery • i the police and fire departments 20 envelopes per ,.,x bent rinse clean to use again and again • • ft / I June 1 On June 2 the volunteer And they come in colors to blend with your 3 solid colors Won der f u l it oft R;,ii.uupuuup_iIuPIIW • a kitchen. buys. firemen walked out after City it • 37 T it Council refused approval of a W wvvl 1111 49 proposed contract which, S $A $ 41 a 1111 a among other things, would have 1i it ii reijuired the city to pay expense it 0 0 it it money directly to the Volunteer -------\ I . - . Evenirg Herald, Sanford, Fl. coun . T ________________________________________________________________________________________ Free Fr n ion A C IVI y I , 1" to 211 WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT! t t 89' F -1I . n dian LeaderP1 edges HeIp In Manh unt I 7 414100. $ i ON ..'" - 'I ' -~ . - ~__~ _ U~_=_-_ - -_. 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Mfr regular price for Wway 1 it I 1: 1 ~ .- - _44r,&.t YWnN 1 r"§0 .1 THIS • It OL '-', key, automatic conslant, 8-Digit displai. indicator. Full floating I 0 T101 OW ,%/' , Fla. - _ TI-2550 - (. , • (a / 0 IA, \ / fin.go 3" x 1.7**. Ideal for Cal- • ul CUpS - , 6 kv AP 6),w EVERY CARPET IN TY LOW?40L** 0) ?I if _ ~ - who should not ON . /__~_ Adds. subir3cts. mtjlt- " HEAVY ROLL 4 3.,44 : ,,,,,,,,,,,, 25 FOOT I (.\ 1-..,VIs it Ill PORTABLE AM/FM RADIO * TI-2500-11 - It :. ~I h for fast and Long-Lasting it , of Hi-Impact 55 Qt. Size 18" *_p ROACH KILLER it EIsewhere LANTERN AND BATTERY it 77 I, ,,,,.. 1 4 t I C it : - * / it " ANT AND ~ Would Pay Washable j, Dupont o Nylon 0 .. it 111 .. Mwe . _-___-___.,_______ - COOLER it It it --- - 0.,.- ICE ~ / I ' 0it 401 f : IERNDS I 1 / . [JI/ 2boxes : -- J It / it 41 47 . J _________ EASVY,W1PES I : III 500 - Downtown. Orlando, Fla 32802 --Z ~ ~_ _.__M_7 - i __ ~ ~m - I ____ -V% �- -'•, WO MEN Frog Race Ever.ing Herald. Sanford, Fl. Thursday, July 3. 17$-1A '' _______________ - "lvi %A ___________________ drSS. This sister came to church a has no pm kages is wearing few minutes after Mom was her pantyhose Inside out, I'd seated, and when Mont saw Sis wonder where she'd been. in this outfit, she burst into DEAR ABBY: Another tears and didn't pick her head solution to "Prune Face," that up for the whole service, doctor's wife who wanted a Afterwards, Mom went home face-lilt, but whose husband and cried all day. She says the said no because he didn't want is sure Sts s going tn the devil, her to look like his "daughter": Maybe I'm of another Persuade the good doctor to generation (I am 22), but I join his wife and get a face-lift, didn't think my sister did too! We'd Just as soon you a to church dressed that way. The secre t to our friends and family church is very hot and has no that my wife and I had a "Joint air conditioning. Maybe if the job." We shared the same room church officials let pe(gle dress and nurses - and were more comfortably, they wu1d delighted with ti'e results. have better attendance in the We were in our midat the summer. What do you think? time. It didn't hurt a hit except WARM Di GA. when I wrote out the check. DEAR WARM: Common "Dothebestwithwhatyou've sense and a little old-fashIoned got (left)," we say. respect tori house of worship Is SINALOA, MEXICO all the dress code necessary. C0NFIDENIIALT0 U ..• ., 1i - / -, ___ - .: "j ,, -_. , tth __ 2LI r '7 - _ ,. - -J ' -'w' ' ,; ., .I 41 of 11111111111w- - .. . . - 'I,' "• ' .-. :1. U. ... - - 4 I - I - I) / :I '' •,: /••' Allison Claims Daytona - _. & ______ ~. A A -.-. _____ hour in a Chevrolet, using a pet groove winning Talladega. If Donnie runs all he claim, makes him a little faster than anyone else on the 2.5-mile tnoval located practically in the back yar d of his racing shop. Allison, 35, said he talked himself Into it by "repeating to myself, 'just do everything smooth ,' for two hours be fore I qualified." day, he'll be hard to beat, but he isn't going to run away from us." Allison hasn't won on th e superspecdway circuit since 1971, but he hold, the only Daytona victory for the pair. He captured the Firecracker 400 in 1970. In th e Daytona 500 last Febriary, Allison won the pole but Mercury at 184.018 mph. Ile says the odds are against him, but he sees no other reason he can't make it four ma I -~-. llv~.~ ~ The Frog Jumping Race is being tield in honor of A.Q. Olson, vice president of Auto-Tram Corp., a Junior Spirit sponsor. 1 - .q~ row. Petty could nurse only the 13th best speed of 160.093 out of his Dodge. lie has never won the 4(X) but finished seco nd each of the past four years and has ta ken the Daytona'SOO five times. "This was my birthday and I guess I'm showing my age," Petty quipped. lie was 38 Wednesday, but no one is ready to write off the leading career money-winner in stock car racing, o nly $27,347 short of the $2 million plateau. His crew installed a new, and presumably faster, engine for race. Three challengers aiming to unseat the established veterans, qualified just behind Pearson. Darrell Waltrip did 182.330 in a Chevrolet; Dave Marcis 182.278 in a Dodge; and Richard Brooks 181.535 In a Ford. Benny Parso ns, surprise winner of the Daytona 500 in February, earned a fourth row starting spot with 181.349 in a Che vrolet; and Bobby Allison's Mata dor will be beside turn off a Moose defeated Elks Wednesday to even their best-of-three Junior League series (story at right). At left, Elks' Greg Liggons stretches to force out Moose's Steve Causey. Below, Elks' Pat Reno fumbles the ball as Causey slides across home plate. (Herald Photos by Gordon Williamson) . . Ailfl, t - ;# - , 1. went out early with engine trouble. Baker, a non-winner for two years until he won at Talladega last May, was leading this year's Daytona 500 until his engine quit at the midway point, If they keep their machines running the full 400 miles, they can end the domination of this summer feature by David Pearson and Richard Petty. Pearson, who has won it three years straight, qualified third fastest in his I ' .04 with the idea of a wet and wart-y frog sharing her home, even for one night. So be sure you've got a large, strong box (with air holes punched in the top) to keep your frog in, and give him a bowl of water so he can take a swim from time to time. 0 ")_,~ P U.S. Auto Club invaders to make the front . lie took the 10th starting spot off a speed of 180.476 in a Chevrolet. Johnny Rutherford blew an engine and didn't attempt to qualify. Oil trouble cut Salt Walther's speed below the level for the front 21) and he had to try to make the 40-car starting field In qualifying runs today. The companion holiday featAwe, the Paul Revere 250-miler for sports cars, starts at midnight tonight. Hans Stuck led qualifiers by averaging 118.600 m.p.h. around a 3.84 mile road course In a BMW. Carl Shaffer was second at 118.395 in a Camaro and Al Holbert third at 117.010 in a Porsche Carrera. SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - Thursday, July 3, 197S- Announced In the beginning, it was the shattered dream bravely. Teaching Hospital. "phantom sensations," the It started with pains In her 'At first we were even more bandaged upper leg. feeling that her foot, ankle and lower leg, "sort of Like I'd upset than Anne," Said her It also helps to know the time lower leg were still there that pulled a muscle;' Anne ex- mother, Mrs. Loren (Ruth) will come when she will run and irritated Anne more than the plained. Then she noticed a Dougherty. "But now, there's Mr. and Mrs. Carl 0. Gutmann Jr. of Sanford announce the birth of a daughter, Sarah Linda, born June 27 at Orange Memorial Hospital weighing 7 lbs. 2 ax. The mother shouldn't have cried all could really see Into the future, day and all the churches in she wouldn't be sifting . Friends are the reason why Georgia should be air- water flat to Chicago charging 16-year-old Anne Dougherty still wears a smile, even though swim and dance again - pain, conditioned to discourage bare a fortune, lump developing below her left nothing we can do but accept it. barely middles and the devil. six weeks ago the pretty perhaps by the end of the CONFIDENTIAL 111N Curled up comfortably on a knee, She was referred by her It's not easy when Anne's mother Is the former Betsy DEAR ABBY: Will YOU TROUBLE IN SILVER Sanford teenager underwent summer, if her leg is suit- couch in her Airport Boulevard local pediatrician to an or. feeling bad, but we're going to please tell me some of the most SPRINGS, MD,": Tell William, of Sanford. The surgery to have the lower ficiently healed to have an home, the slender, dark-eyed thopedic clinic in Winter Park, make the best of it. couple has an older conumon clues to look for if! parents at once i promise they portion of her left leg am- artificial limb fitted. "She's always been such an girl recounted the events of the and then travelled to consult an daughter, Helen Adele. tated, already suspect i which I do) won't kick you out of the house. "It's only when I'm not too past several months which j orthopedic in outgoing, carefree girl with an surgeon that my wife is meeting another In times oi trouble, your Friend, who visit often, cheer well, like after treatments, that y,IaternaI grandparents are up to her surgery, surgery Gainesville. enormous love for life; Mr. and Mrs. Fred II. man somewhere during the parents are your best f1id&. her up, and most of all, friends I start feei'ng sorry for myself, which forever dashed her "That was the worst part," everybody's pal. That's day' who still accept her as fully as And I don't Williams of Sanford; Tell like being slowed dreams of becoming a fashion recalled Anne, "They gave me c probably helped her cope so lain not an overly suspilcious patel grandparents are they did when she was running, up," added the eneretic young model - "oh, I probably all these tests but couldn't fiM well," said Anne's mother. swimming and dancing in their woman. "But most of the time it wouldn't have Mr. and Mrs. Carl 0. man, so you will not be been too good at the answer. Until the biop!y. Reflecting her parents Everyone as a problem. midst GutnnSr. oiGroveland. generating trouble where none your%? For a make it all bearable for doesn't bother me." personal reply. write to it anyway," she dimii.d "The sur geon believed in determination, Anne finds exists. ABBY: fez No. 0700, L.A.. Calif. straightforward approach. He keeping busy is the best way to ______________________ In this case, simply asking IVSOO. Enclose stamped, tills (lI . came right out with it the remain cheerful. There re ddressed ,nvelop. please. her will not help. HELP WANTED Hale to write letfocf Seed SI to :11 moment be came into my doctor's appointments and a SUSPICIOUS IN DALLAS Abigail Van Byron, lii Lasky Dr.. 14Aa:--roan" weekly I. Experienced RN v Social session of DEAR SUSPICIOUS: U a 5'tv Hills. Calif. ftiiZ, for Ab. Srvic, BackOround, Full Time. . The biopsy confirmed Anne's chemotherapy in the mornings woman gets all drecsed up to go by's booklet "H ow Is WiIte Lefl,r Mvtt Mve own transporlation I - -". '...-,,-. .. ''-h.. ._,t .-,, - 2';.... '-.. ;.. - -:., - themtoday! , - f4b . -- TV' - - Moose Wins 4' Moose evened its best-ofJim Edmonds clubbed a three series with Elks Wed- home run, triple and double, 0 nesdayfllght,stoppingElksll-6 Joe Smith clobbered two I in the Sanford Junjot Baseball doubles and a single, and Pat ague championships. Johnson stroked three singles 8-3 f' Moose. Elks stumped Moose ' - ,.-... - - J - e of Duane Lee smashed a home TuesdayIn the opening e first run an sing e, an reg the pla y of f Elks won th Uggonspoked two singles for , . or All Drcas4.,t.' Pi.• •-asred. s.amped (30 Cent) envelon.. f "Shopping," comes home slightly late and out of breath. . . tong, - -. . . " Watercolors, Oils Shown The beautiful watercolor arid t,il paintings of Andre Smith. internationally fazus artist and designer, creator and operator of what is now the Maitland Center.willbeexhibitedatthecrealdeMallfromjuly6. 19. The watercolors were part of the late Dr. George Qisler's collection and are presented for public by Dr. Crlsler's brother, Herbert L. Qisler of Winter Park. The Crealde Mall is located on Alorna Ave.,- -at St. ----Andrews Boulevard, Just east of Aloma Shopping Center, Winter Park The exhibit may be seen from 9 30 a m S.3Op.m.onMonda)throughSaturday,andfroml.pm on Sunday. Andre Smith, author, sculptor and pain ter has con- tnlbutedmuchtothelocalcomminutyandtotheworwof Wt. Born in Hong Kong, he received a in Architecture from Cornell University and sulisequently became famous for his etchings, winning first prize for &Mngsat the l9l5 World's Fair. r,urjngWorld War !,he participated in designing the Thstinguished Service In 1929, he came to Maitland and designed and operated for 22 years until his death in 1959 what is now the Maitland Art Center. Smith designed and created the unusual pre-Columbian motifs which adorn the center. Sorneof his ablepanU will beonsaJea: exhibit. A I ' N - ..•----- _____ ' .. -'1. - , - --- -' . .-;;-- --- I p .. . . .. ix - -. - _____-___--1-F-_ -. - ' Kennedy's son last year. frlendskeephercornpanyin the SEND RESUME AND "I was pretty upset," said evenings. FULL DETAILS TO Anne. ,,!t was a bad time." After her senior year at P.O. Box 2541 But she couldn't wallow in Seminole High School, Anne SiMord. Floridi 32711 self-pity for there was a vital wants to attend Seminole ________________________ decision to be made. Either she Community College - though could have the cancerous tumor her plans to study physical removed a:xlthe damaged area education will probably be ______ .. * LTT~ TTL . - - . - V . * _11 . easi e r to smile with friendi; (and pets) to keep her company wouldbetbebetteralternativp "Besides, I'll be more motile with n artificial limb I uan bend, she reasoned, So the date was set for surgery at Gainsville's Shands UNDERWORLD It? W. Ill Sl.S.ntori M FAS'1JCNc 10 * i-i i "1?L. OQtANDO ,, OI,SOAIQ ç r . " Semi-Annual Sale Pvopk M.iJe t' "urn r (Inc IJ7O OFF THE REGULAR PRICE OF ANY PLANT OR ACCESSORY IN THE SHOP FRI.& SAT. . JULY 4.5 - Some Of Our Regular Prices: Mexican Pottery ................... SOc up Macrame Cords ...................75c up Wrought Iron Stand With Pot ........................s1O,00 up H'nging Baskets ......... $5,75 Up five singles, nine doubles and loss since 1973, when she bowed to Ms. understand how I won." "I' mI I petitor who first came here as a 16. r.f p,Ij,,nA " .,1,l Mi.. UI IIII4, 4IIU iL3. i'Ui Victory in two of those three events this week would break the record of 19, all doubles, which belongs to Mrs. Cawley earned a berth In the final by beating Margaret Court 64, 64 in a duel of former Wimbledon Evert after her loss. "There's been a lot of pressure on me this year, and I knew I'd have to play great to beat Elizabeth Ryan, who played here in the 192k and 1930s. Ms. King moved into the final with a 2-6, 6-2, 6-3 triumph over defending champion Chris Evert on Wednesday. It was Miss Evert's first European champions from Australia. Ms. King, who constantly battles the pain of bad knees, called her comefrom-behind victory over Miss Evert, 11 years her junior, "a real trip. I went to the edge of the ledge. I don't Billie Jean.- ' In the final set, Ms. King was trailing 0-3 and had three break points against her In the fourth game. The crowd on center court thought it was the last they would see of the corn- tti.,., I.. •h. t:....I k,... "Oh, those bases on balls." Frankie Frisch coined the well-known baseball words many years ago -and Ron Reed had to eat them Wednesday night. Reed issued an intentional walk to Greg Luzlnski In order to pitch to slumping Dick Allen in the eighth inning. But the strategy backfired when Allen pumped a 1-0 Reed pitch into right field for a two-run triple, leading the Philadelphia Philile, to a 5-3 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals, - w ALTAMONTE MALL - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ___ " reer t,.... -1 -A hl..... LIAII ILUAVU U*'UUICo. UI WV IUIdI IIVI. IIJ nor"JI%I IA JUI IIWIII',I niii. LJIW s... &TIVLII ,.i,u.. IUJI and has been thrilling them ever since. But they got another chance, Ms. King won the fourth game, came back to 3-3 on errors by Min WOREBOARD ___________ Major League Baseball Amelcan League East Boston MIlwaukee York New W L Pc?. GB 47 3.3 560 17 IS 515 i II 35 539 Il l ' 33 17 440 9 75 46 375 II'; West 19 20 636 Oakland ci ty 42 35 543 I Kansas 37 40 III 12 Tewat 36 39 150 12 CPOCaQO IS 40 .167 13 Mliyesota 36 45 441 )5 California Wednesday's Resu'tt Cleveland Detroit I Larry Bowa triggered the Phillies' winning rally with a oneout single and stole second before Jay Johnstone flied out. Greg Lu.zinski was intentionally walked Letore Allen tripled into the right field corner. Braves 6, Gfa,ts 0 Phil Niekro fired a four-hitter and Bill Pocoroba tripled and scored in the third inning and added a two-run single in the fourth to lead Atlanta past San Francisco. Niekro hurled his first shutout of the season to end the Giants' five-game winning streak. Reds 4, tutros 3 George Foster blasted a mammoth three-run homer in the sixth inning to power Cincinnati over Houston. Foster's wallop, his 14 th homer of th e year, followed singles by Ken Griffey and Dan Drie'ssen. The shot landed in the middle tier of seats in Riverfront Stadium's center field an(l was the longest home run of the season in Cincinnati, landing some 480 feet away. Mets 7, Cubs 2 Felix Millan's two-run double snapped a 2-2 tie in the fifth in. ning and Jon Matlack scattered eight hits, leading New York past Chicago. Matlack walked with one out to start the Mets' winning rally and went to second on a single by Mike Phillips. Both scored on Mlllan's double off Bill Bonham. Dodger;; 6, Padres S Steve Garvey's bases-loaded single with two out in the 14th inning produced the winning run as Los Angeles beat San Diego, Paul Ray Powell opened the Dodger rally with a single and was sacrificed to second. Dave Lopes was walked intentionally and Pinch-hitter Ken McMullen moved the runners Into scoring position with a grounder. Jimmy Wynn was walked intentional!)' to load the bases belore Garvey delivered his game-winning hit to left. National League Eat? WLPc1. GB 46 P i ttsburgh " PhIpPa 3 3% New York 3$ 35 521 7 St Louis. 37 31 193 9 37 11 171 10' Monlreni II 43 i,' I) ic':ck Wise No Wise Man IlouSton Rick Wise wasn't very smart Wednesdav night and it cost him his seecnd career no-hitter. The 29-year-old right-hander of the Boston Red Sax had been extra-sharp Indians 3, Yankees! out singles in the ni"th inning by Jerry l)uane Kuiper singled with two out in the Hairston, Buck)' Dent and Brian Downing ninth and raced home on Ed Crosby's off Oakland relief ace Rollie Fingers. single and a freak error on the relay. Reggie Jackson's tworun single helped the Crosby's single sent Kuiper to third and he A's to a 4-2 lead but the White Sax tied it in came home when center fielder Bobby the fifth on Jorge Orta's tworun triple. 11011(15 throw hit Kuiper in the helmet and Wednesday's Results Atlanta 6. San Francisco 0 PrOladelphia S. St LOUIS 3 Cindnna?I 1, Houston I Pittsburgh at Monlreal. rain New York 7, Chicago 2 until he faced Milwaukee's light-hitting Bill Sharp with two down in the ninth innlng, one out away from becoming the second pitcher in modern baseball history to pitch a no-hitter in each league. But he t,nikpj jf4 .,n, carottied away. Orioles 13, Tigers 5 Baylor hit a three-run home' off Torn Walker in the first inning and so1 shots off rookie Fernando Arroyo in the third and &'x.t&'iiiifliati' Bob Iteynold.s in the fourth. West Cincinnati SI 75 616 Anges. 11 37 543 8 105 r San Diego Atlanta " '' " 37 47 441 33 II 129 17 ' By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ed Bussard of Moose went captured the second half with a the distance on the mound for 8-1 slate the victory. He gave up five The teams will battle for the ,,I,. ,..,. ..•,,1 UUI v,cii aiiu championship today at 5 p.m, at walked six. -- . Royals. 7, Rargers 5 John Mayberry hi. a two-run homer off Mike Kekich in the 10th inning, his fourth in two gaines. However, the loser was Gaylord Perry, who suffered his eighth consecutive setback and fourth to a row ,, II&b0 the Sanford Naval Academy field, which is located behind Moose Elks the Sanford Memorial Sadium. Evert, made it 4-3 with a winning forehand pass and took the last two games, the final point going to Ms. King when MISS Evert sent the ball out of court. Allen's Late Blast BoostsPh*lls Over Cards 1/ ____ of Ill,,., ..iihl. ,s .,,..,•,js .1 $MUiI 'AIC IIU1I Vi çUlI iUL Over Evert At Wimbledon " -DRESSES SLACPS / TOPS REG. _________ ii.iii ai1 WIMBLEDON, England (AP) PhliLi, &J441J winning her sixth Wimbledon singles crown, could set an all-time women's title record at the All-England Tennis Club before the week is out. Ms. King, 31, who vows that Friday's final with Evonne Goolagong Cawley is her last major In!ernatlonal SALE sii.wtt. pair Reigns . CLEARANCE CIanac. Aj,fron. NØsn Yr cit fl - wvtins I I singles effort, has amassed 18 Wimbledon crowns in her 15-year ca- f. ..' i ....... _.1lpy ____ 11 I _ . - '' K ng Salary pius Insurance and travel allowance. 'Secretary for well equipped 3 enploy office. Tyn3, filing, phone conta with clients, repaired with bone grafts amnenc1. (which would leave her leg But even that isnottheendof ----1A ..t..it......._ ,t.............__ siiu; ui 5I wuflu for AIU1C. W1UI net uuwu nave ncr u lower leg amputated This courage and determindly sunny latter choice would virtually disposition, she's making it .. eliminate any seem more like the fresh P. _i disease and Anne decided that beginning of a new life , ______ Twelve lovely girls from Those proefe.s.slonals are E. vivacious brunette Mary Ann across Central Florida will David Stempler, director; his Karas who will crown thu. gather at the Maitland Civic wife, Cher, who Is co-director, year's winner. Scholarships to Center Friday at 12:30 p.m. to choreographer and mlstreis of the value of $500 will be shared compete in the 1975 Miss ceremonies; and R.iilph Petillo, by the contestants placed ir f st, Maitland Pageant, winch is master of ceremonies second and third. They will also sponsored by the Maitlandwin free dance lessons South Seminole Kiwanis Club. Contestants ir*d J: Hull, 18, a 1975 lake Brantley The pa geant kicks off High School graduate; Darling series of contests leading to Drslrre Ghiuizzani, 19, who Is 1976 Miss Florida Pageant and attending Valencia Community Ultimately to the 1976 Miss College; Lisa Malle, a student America Pageant. Talent, , i i..., . .t ilnrirh T.. .,,-,I,.. - ._ ' _____ ________ ' 1' ' _ . if Stars Miss Maitland Pageant - J _______ '- Independence Day Celebration I ' I worst (en's: the painful lump in and her teaching job at her leg was osteogenic sat- Pinecred Baptist Day care coma, an especially malignant Center In the afternoons. She's formofbonecancer-thcsae saving up to buy a car in kind whici:gnck&nEdwwj fall. Rooks, television and M odnight DAYTONA BEACH (AP) Less than half a second separated the top two qualifiers as West Germany's Hans Stuck won the pole position for the 250-mile Paul Revere road race set for the morning of July 4 at Daytona International Speedway. Stuck, driving a BMW, covered the 3.84-mile road and track course Wednesday at an average speed of 118.600 miles per hour. Carl Shaffer of Wyoming, 111., was next with an average of 118.395 mph in a Camaro. Jacksonville drivers Peter Gregg and Hurley Haywood, leaders of the International Motor Sports Association circuit so far this season, qualified sixth and fifth respectively. Gregg, LMSA leader with 109 points to Haywood's 97, L 4, had a speed of 116.193 to his 116.221 for defending champion Haywood Both Haywood and Gregg drive Porsche Carreras, which captured seven of the 10 leading spots for the race. Al Holbert of Warrington, Pa., third in the IMSA standings, took the third starting spot at 117.010 mph in a Carrera to 116.703 mph for 1ourthplau Sam Posey of Capistrano Beach, Calif. in a BMW. Rounding out the top 10 were Carrera drivers George Dyer of Burlingame, Calif., 115.42; Michael Keyser of Towson, Md., 115.098; Charlie Kemp of Jackson, Miss., 114.961; and Jim Busby of Laguna Beach, Calif., 111.912. The final 30 spots for the race will be determined in qualifying sessions Thursday. Birth Anne. "They Just don't seem to mind," she said, indicating her Revere Set At Ali aboard for the Great Frog Jumping Race, call young con- Jan Freeman will be helping Organize the race which Is be tag held testants Marvin Golden (left) and Chad Perce. Junic; Woman's In honor of A. Q. Olson (second left), iHerald Photo by Jean Club members (from left) Donna Feuerhahn, Karen Perce and Patteson.) Friends Boost Cancer Victim's Courage Women's Editor I. Donnie Allison, Chevrolet, IU.1fl m.p.h. 3. Buddy Baker Ford. 114.417 mph. J. David Pearson, Mercury, 111.011 m.p.h. 4. Darrell Waltrip, Chevrolet, 113.330 mph. S. Dave Muds, Dodg, 113.71$ m.pJt. C Richard Brooks., Ford. 1I1.331 mph. 7. Benny Parsons, Chevrolet. 1$I.3I9 m.p.h. I. Bobby Allis.on, Mate, 110.711 mph. L Lonnie Pond, Chevrolet, 110.141 mph. A. J. Foyt, Chevrolet. 110.414 m.p.h. Ii, Rlchle Pancti, Chevrolet, 110.31$ m.p.h. 12. Cafe Yarborough, Chevrolet, 1$0.03 m.p.h. ii. Richard Petty, Dodge, lILSfl mph. 14. Coo Coo Marlin, Chevrolet, 110.107 m.p.h. James Hylton, Chevrolet. 171.50$ mph. 14. Cecil Gordon, Chevrolet, 171.179 mph. I?. Bruce Hill, Chevrolet, 171.941 m.p.h. II. John Bray, Chevrolet, 171.211 mph. II. Richard CN$dress. Chevrolet. 177.114 mph. O. F rank Warren. De.*. 1PC.417 mb.h. 180.715 speed. A.J. Foyt was the only one of three r BYJEANPATrESON IF Pole I r ot course, Mom's probably not going to be too charmed It is the fastest lap recorded here since National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing moguls decided things were getting unsafe at 190 mphplus speeds and applied carburetor restiictions five years ago. Baker, 34, was second fastest at 184.681 with his Ford and predicted he will run laps In that range during the 400-mile race. 'l sure do believe in jinxes," Baker said. "I just broke one but good by I-." 1~ # - IN she _171'n1_1_:1__1_T1rW~_._ - '400' Line-Up DAYTONA BEACH (AP -Donnie Allison and Buddy Har are determined to get rid of a few jinxes by conjuring up some good luck when they start on the front row in the $127,375 Fir ecracker 400 stock car race Friday. The pair of hard-luck drivers, often leaders but seldom finishers at Daytona Internatonal Speedway, set a torrid qualifying pace Wednesday. Allison registered 1.737 miles per .., 2 I- _. --- - __ __ For the Grand Winner there a prize of a $25 savings bond. The race will start at 2 p.m. on either the shuffleboard courtsoctenniscourts - theplacewjllbeannoimcedos.er the londspeakers prior to the race. heats will be held, with 10 frogs per heat, to determine the finalists, who will then compete against one another in the Grand Finale Race. Any kind of frog can be entered in the race just so long as it can jump fast and far! And kids, remember that frogs have feelings too, and care must be taken not to hurt the animals in any way. For this reason, only feathers or straws may be used to prod slow f rogs, and spray bottles orspnnklersflhje water should be used to keep your frog damp and cornfortable during Ow r- Abby Your sister shouldn't have "WORRIED SICK exposed her middle, your CHICAGO" Forget IL * Sponsored by the Junior Woman's OubofSanfoc-d,the Frog Jumping Race promises to be one of the highlights of this city's Fourth of July celebrations. All area kids aged 13 years and under are eligible to enter, and blue ribbons and balloons will be presented to participants. Dear Fourth . -- B ABIGAIL VAN BIJREN DEAR ABBY: I would like to know if there is a dress code for church. What is permitted and what isn't? My siiter, who is 29 and married, came to church last Sunday wearing a halter-type July . - - Okay, kids! Get out there and scour the streams, lakes al long-leaping frogs for tomorrow's Great Frog Jumping T. I U L/VII I t, For By JEAN PATESON Women' s Editor Exposed Midriff Is I Set -.- - - 100 $00.2-1I Ii I 013 000 I- S S 1 - VUMIS IN BRIEF Ruffian Early Favorite In Sunday Showdown NEW YORK (AP) Jockey's are notoriously poor winners at a race track. So when Eddie Arcaro said "I like Ruffian," a listener piped up "Thanks Eddie, that makes me like Foolish Pleasure." It happened at a Belmont Park press conference Wednesday concerning the $3),000 match race Sunday between the unbeaten 3-year-old filly, Ruffian, and the colt, Foolish Pleasure, who almost swept the triple crown after winning the Kentucky Derby. Arcaro sides with the majority which has established the filly, unbeaten in 10 career starts, as the early favorite for the much-publicized event - - Davidson: Economy At Fault Sports-promoter Gary DavidORLANDO lAP) son, the founder of the floundering World Football League, says the state of the economy and not mismanagement was the primary cause of the WFL's disastrous debut season. "We had a disastrous year in the economy in all things W14 a professional sports venture like the WFL it-quired - heavy capital," Davidson said in an interview in today's Orlando Sentinel Star Quarrie Tops Williams - !11L.AN, Italy s All t Don (jarrie of Jamaica hai reaffirmed his talent as the No.1 sprinter of ttus track and field season. Vuarrie defeated inc Stt Williatii f the I 'nitr'd ' �': -- - -- - - : - - - - 1- - - -_ - - - - -- _ . - _________________________ Thursday, July 3. l7S-2B I Answer Things ACMO$$ ) Movie () Wke Wor ld Of Thursday EVENING 44) The Fugitive 1:00 (2 I) Tomorrow Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Honey West (24) Intercom (3.5, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Line (I, 9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Movie 8:00 (7, I) Stars And Stripes (6) Waltons (9) Barney Miller (24) Drink, Drank. Drunk (33) Animal World (44) Dinah 8:30 (9) Texas kqs (IS) Movie , (7 ) (6) Movie (9) Streets San Francisco (13) Blue Ridge Quartet (74) A Family At War (44) Movie 9:30 (13) Honey West 10:00 (9) Harry.O (13) lane Grey (24) Male Menopause: The Pause That Perplexes (9) Brady Bunch (24; Electric Company (9) Sunrise Jubilee (33) 6:10 (2) Sunrise 6:15 (6. I) Sunshine Almanac 17:00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And R'pstless (I) Jackpot (9) Eyewitness (241 Intercom 24 (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2. I) Blank Che ck (6) Search For Tc.nicrro'w (9) All My Children (44) Variety 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6) News 6:23 (2) I Dream 01 Jeannie 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (fl Today In Florida 6:53 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2. I) Today News (9) 8-ozo's Big lop 7'3 (9) Am America (44) Galadriel 1:00(6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 830 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) PhIl Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (2) Celebrity Telecast (13) June Ailon (33) Science Fiction 11:00 (2,6,1, 9) News ( 35) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2,8) Tonight Show (6) Joker's Wild (I) Romper Room (24) Sesame Street (33) 700 Club STARS - 31 Fur.aI vehicle 0 Middle point 32 Handled 10 Command 33 Fellow of 12 Venerates Americar, 13 Mr Cannery Ac.aderny(sb) ie Ti.x group 31 Withdraw (ab) 35 Seasonings hunger form) 7 S*'s river ___ 21 Oyster 36 Hinder products 3 Moor, as a ship 25 Awry 26 Hops kiln 2$ Indian lagamores 37 Honey makers 39 SOWS 44 Masculine nickname 6 - 12 - 8 - - - (6) Edge Of Night (9) The Big - - - - ' - _______________ _________ 18 -19 ir-r2 - ' I I 1 _____________ __________ (cn:e?e ch.!l - 1 1 --T 'A year and a half ago she mar and I thought she would change her eating habits cooking for her husband. But, the man she married doesn't eat any better than she does. Neither one drinks milk or eats vegetables. She eats fruit, but he eats none at all. They like meat and have ..I..,e... 1_ •L.1 Ai,..i UI UU WCS' TI. DIAU NC school teachers and my daughter goes all day without breakfast or lunch. They don't drink, smoke or iic M ormons. They have been going to a doctor because of their inability to have a baby and are concerned because they want a family. CoUld 1 tribute to probn? doctor says my daughta has a low metabolism but 1 don't think they have ever told him _ LEAVING HOM , IS NO LAUGHIN G E rJ.JI t E weicome wagon hl)stess can make it easier to adjust to your new swrounThngs, and maybe put d StilIk' OH OUt face' LIUL inc i 1t) ; (p!J 19 '4 , how they eat. My daughte r also needed bulk in cereal and has severe migraine vegetables and who knows w ha t headaches. She tires easily and else. If you want them to read a lacks the vitality of a person book on what the body needs f or who is only 24. Does their nutrition play a food and Its effect on the energy part in their Inability to have system, have them go to the children and the lack of library and read my book vitality. Could you recommend "Metaboli cs: Putting Your some good books and gi ve us Food Energy To Work" some advice on bow to help (Harper a nd Itow, 1974). them. the C(),Th to it is u, that u amount of house to eat we Insist they eat energy you have c be right, but they do it wi thout fected by your diet, The energy reii.si. we need to run our bodies DEAR READER For comes from releasing the nriLirnal hea prn sh'Wd energy that is in the food - . £4 f no?lht,,4p,ifM • • - _____ 29 . - children's diet strongly suggests a calcium defi ciency, Milk and milk pr oducts are our major sour ce of calcium. Meat is not. They could be getting their vitamins with a daily tablet, but that lea v es out - - 31 32 - - - 36 37 - - (3 _41 46 _______ - ______ _____ I - - - - - - 51 - i - - - - - - - - Enjoy much larger Seek & Find" puzzl es with over 50 discoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page booklets. To order volumes!, [land 111, send $1 for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. SLIM - - BUDGETS Bhautldanwanted.luIi ce part time Nice atph.r. Cell _,, A •• u V SAGITIARIUS(Nov. 23-Dec. 21) It's unnecessary for others LW (July M~Aug. 22) You GROCERY STORE MEAT-PRODUCE-GROCERIES to know the motives behind 172 2175 Day, 377 SO" N oft ''" 9"V ** 1 You'll become involved this sear In a new enterp'Lse with one y ou've known In a diff erent light. 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Must sell duo to medical averdr.ve, bucket seats, console, - Used . -- DOOR COUPE rIiNMORE WASHER, pa-ts. service', used machine, ./ COVE State Rd. 427, 2.3 Mustang? dr., new inspecliOn, V I automatic, 1700 or best offee 321 0567 - qoli), good ondition 90 3', 4S1 'AG( 501W lit St low mileaqe 54(0 3720531 I Piece or Housefull CASH 3734.321 .: - 1964 Pontiac Tempest, new tires, brakes & muffler, inspected. factory &!r, $500 or best offer. 1964 KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st St., 377 7335 W Steam c'ean carpets 9dØvi&k ~ - 1913190l-tanleyDavciscn 372 9411 Eve, 169 1146 3.1 HOMES OF DISTINCTION Ck,,so to everything yet away from it alit *Large wooded lots 'Street lights Paved streets •Sewers 'Sidewalks 30 Year Mortgages S pct. down of Conventional Mortgages. For Your Junk Cars 3229134 SAVE $450 ON ALL NEW AMC MATADORS Kenmore Convertible Dishwasher, 1 fledrom, 1', bath home, good condition, exc?ll,nt financing. 531.0t, Cash 78-W 78-Motorcycles SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 East First Downtown selection now available In San f ord' ntssest and finest Adult-Family Mobile Home Park. Come out and inspect th e Model Homes on display • _______ ..- ANTIQUES 372 - Assume Payments MOBILE HOME PARK i.Ap illl u... L... srr lUlll tl ' 1109 Sanford Ave inger Zig Zag, in cabinet. 3 needle. Iron? load deluxe sewing machine Sold new for 1)19 (5) Pay balance' Of IN or ID payments of 9. See at CA 1,* ,, ,,, ) I Best lot 1973 Karman Ohia, exceptionally clean, navenna green, 17995 Ask for Duane McGuire at 277 1651 Dealer Reconditioned Batteries, $17 95 51-Household Goods Realty I ' Real Estate * Thav'rp lint" t(Itctiert Bathroom Cabinets, Counter topt, Sinks installation avalable Bud Cabell 377505? i0 Hutchison Ocean front Apirtmnts, 339 S AtlanNc Ave. Daytona Reach Call 373 405$ * "Get 'Em While * - J'. - 196.1 Buick Riviera, original pain?, mag wheels. 70,000 milet. Must be & IIll.R seen Original owner. 37) III] Seen sizes. BUSINESS up, all between a, , CLOSEOUT *31 4155 ____________________________ 3 22 34?' 72" Lawn Mower. Antique Piano 323 0366 mornings or evenings Ron Real Estate Broker 3 77 1301. 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 17 97 NEW SMYRNA BEACH Ocean front condominlurn, 2 OR, 7 bath, P00'. completely kjrnished, week ly or monthly rates 3733533, or 3230742 76-Auto Parts - Top prices paid, used. any conditIon ROBSOPi MARINE 7927 Hwy 1792 _____ 90-Autos for Sale Must sell, 19" lack 1, white TV. lr,es Payton NEW SM'IRNA COTTAGE- Large clean 2 bedroom, fully furnished, 430' to beach. Ideal Site for bargain vacetlon ALSO I Bedroom beach pool luxury Condo. has everything Rent by OlIf or month 647 I3C. ______________ -- - II) 315E First St. near Lake & Town $)7.500 . autornatl: transmission, radio, front discbrakej, low mileage, Al condition. 11795 322476? WILSON MAIER FURNITURE TRADE BUY-- SELL Bedroom I bathr on good Qlrden land, (77,000 Ane,,t7bedroom home with Florida room, carpeted throughout, all new appliances, corner lot, 1971 Chevy Custom ID. t.aII-ton pick up. I' bed. factory air, 1974 SPa,nper truck camper, like new. $1193. 3270513 Will Buy or Consign Any Item of Value SANFORD AUCTION, 321 7340 - .- I)' LShape Nbughahyde button Bar. $700; Bar Stools. Glass rack. Bar SupplIes. 377 $31 Fenced yard. 3 bedrooms. 1 bath, Sunland. 171.000 Set your sails on our course and see what life is all about I Luxury Living at Prices You Can Afford. ----- 13' Travel Trailer, stove, sink, ice. box, sleeps 6, 1450 323-6;l1 C:,sh for good used Furniture & Antiques. STAN'S, 322-9119. condition. 53.175. 373 1762 150 each 377.5406 377-9,,, Shaded ' Ahoy Mates! 641ariners Bows & Children's Store CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR III "41 1 o smoke damage, merc h andis e 25 to 50% off 1 Bedroom, 2 bath, pool, beautifully AL IISTAU 79-Trucks-Trailers -. -- DAVF%' 373 9310 Crltchfield 70', 120 Mercrulser, Head, Off-shore equipped, trailer with electric wench, excellent MMTLAND FLEA MART Rent Purchase Plane - Lake Mary. 2 BR Fu'nthed Adults. No Pets. $135 299 State Rd IS ' Wedding gown, lovely size 10. peau de scie, chant Illy ace, seed pearls, & crystal. Circular chapel train, less then nelt price. $60. 349 547) Days-37) 6173 Ptigtits 377 5421 or 372.235? ________________ hf'I..l.MAA 15' Sportsman's Tel Hull. Walkthrough windshield. 45 HP Chrysler engine, new galvanized tra,lc., A I coni,lion $1093 .1.1 426? 64-Equipment for 50-Mscellaneous for Sale _ Bedroom colt age. Ideal for couple, references required. No pets. 1125 month plus ISO security. 372.1547 I Merchandise ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS * F 32) £0 1. 373 0517 Eve's - ___.z. r -.... -- -. CASH 322-4132 - IN ALL PRICE RANGES _____________________________ . 14e 3721721 117W lstSt rui l'I)(U - St. Johns River area. Home. marina, fish camp or acreage. Buying within 60 days. Wm. Koshlol, 703 Ocean Drive, Tavernier, Fla , 33070 R A I I P A I 'TV Choice Listings LUX URY GARDEN _______ 47-Real Estate Wanted - REALTOR -BROKER APARTMENT HOMES * -- Thursday, .auly3, 1075-3B 75-Recreational Vehicles We Buy Furniture 63-Machinery-Tools Courts 10.500 1541 Lee Road, Winter Park 305614 4.314 Jot'n Saggio ~;= ______ 6' 1 _____ ' Beautiful S acres, paved road, tree's, clear flowing stream, horses O.K. T erry Realty, REALTOR. 63$. 0,711. 1 Bedrooms, 2 baths, large family room, membership in recreational facilities inducing pool and tennis 3 bedroom, 1'j bath on corner lot, $11,900 Existing, $16,500, 7 pct - Let me MOW or TILL your lot and.or garden spot. Floyd Freer, 322- 5191 Two adjoining lots outside city with city water. 372-3131 Patio Houses Water - Wklvi Springs Area After S-)7)11i7 Fmpty, move right in, I bedrooms, family room, Separate living dining rooms. )O'xtO' screened porch, Piuçje inside utility room, 7 SYSTEMS FOUR INC. rJwJ.. CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR -- -_______ Villas - __________ ____ 3111 or 337 0771 - Six Acres in Geneva, 3 acres In woods with pond, and 3 acres in grove 53,000 down, take over payments 377.5806 3226457 1 Winter SprIngs, 7 or 3 BR. large mhly room BeautIful shrubs arid IIPCS $200 ma $31 $327 -, St. _________ 322.2090_____ .,JJ Call (305) 1)1.6300 WANTED-DESPERATE llili,iii %&, La 4U" 1.50 - 30-Apartments Unfurnished _rt - -. 73' Crltchfielcl Cruiser, ItO Inboard outboard power. Ideal for family camping, skiing, & fishing. 377. each. JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR Bennett Realty Inc. Swim in community pool Low. low do wn SANFORD " 1 - ' 5$ Friiay. I S Sal, & Sun. 135 FROM GRANGE CITY Fully developed rolling wooded lots in going subdivision, Available for sale to other builders or individuals. 14.500 Pool $7) (00 $7700 Down 1201. P1, TI SANFORD car garage, 2') yrs. old, REDUCED TO ORIGINAL COST. Twobidrciomhouse, kitchen equipped, -- - - ____ 68-Wanted to Buy 1974 Checkmate 16', ISO HP Mercury, Certified tilt trailer. Power trim, many extras, Must see to appreciate 327 1036 after S Marshall Amplifier, super base 100, 1250 Speaker cabinet, $130. Or best offers, 322 $116. plans available. Builder finishing 10 houses now , wish es to sell balance of property $1500 each. lRoom home lOSSano.'aAve STUDIO 1, 2, 3 Nice 3 bedroom block hOrni, fur nushed or vntUrnh$hed. 373-2970. car, Ste today's CIas,ifjed ads for - -- Sanford 59-M,sical Wcrchar4ise 43-Lots-Acreage Builder's Interest 579.500 2337217. Apartments 3 Bedroom, 1", bath, in good quilt Sanford $115 mo Call 322, 77 7 Bedroom, children accepted, Rentals - _____ In the Herald Classified ads are black and while arid read all over 16' Larson, 75 HP Evinrudi& Trailer, 1473. 210 Bradshaw Drive, LOTS FOR SALE SANFORD - SO platted lots in the city of Sanford. Ideal for FHA-VA. L ow cci' housing Engineering Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath, include, disposal and dish washer . membershtp in Junior Olympic pool, tennis court. $31500 GENERAL CONTRACTOR _______ - 3 Bedroom. 2balh, Stove, Refrigerator, Dish washer large lot 3723131 test buyj z- . Sanford)?) 5700 A Great Buy Bedroom, 1 bath, block home, fenced in yard 517,500 - - THIS IS THE DAY to buy RENTAL -- ' SHOW TIME - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, 67A-Feed JIM DANDY JAZZ-FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY'S F 16 Sanford 32) IT GARAGE SALE7 Villagers, etc good ladies Sport clothes, Fri Mon. Start 9 3102 S Park, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 2503 Orlando Drive 7606S, Hwy 1792 REALTOR 323 5?74 4 Bedroom. I", bath, Florida room, fenced in yard $25,500 Kish Real Estate Adult 11921111601 IF 111, _______ . 9749217 - screened patio, central heat & ar, self cleaning range, dishwashec diSposal, carpet, large closets, double garage, on 100' x 730' well landscaped lot 2 SR, kitcP1enequippe $lOOmo., lit & last, plus $25 deposIt. 372 9190 Loans available for any Iype of bus iness or real estate, operating Ca pi tal, expansion Mr Smith 513 L 'Al-A '.Wjg ______ ADULTS h12,00 KIDDIES 9.00 SHIRLEY MILLET 111111111111110! __ $ Sandlewood P34 9212 I - Furnished House 25--Lod ns - Rider Store, 2554 Sanford Ave 55-Boats & Accessories Come see the latest in luxury family living, the all new 74*64' Glen brook. Harold Hall Realty 2½ Acre Zoned for hones, 4 Bedroom, 5 yr. old house, completely fenced. IDYLIWILDE 3 Bed r oom, , bh, family room, eat in kitchen, _______ -III _______ III - up Call me at 3058691411 collect "If tamonte Springs L ongwood fenced lots. I utility bldg .s?orage shed, large garden area 322 -044 Sanford 3 Bedroom, central air & heat, fenced yard, kitchen eguipped. $145 mo lit mo. & 1 mo. damage deposit. DiBary, Drsnibutorsrnp No Selling. Advertised products, Immediate income Local Florida company. Business good I Looking for something with a future that makes sense. Investment of 11195 - - $3 75; Other low prices. Horse & Yard Sala Camper, bikes, dishes, toyi, clothes, crib and furniture. 119 W. WoidlaridDc.. 37.30322. U1500 carpeted throughout, On 71-1 13.4 1619 Money- Maker Sure - Bingo Sweet Feed, I2 per cent. $4. Mustang Pellets, 12 per cent, By owner, like new, 2 Bedrooms SHADED LOT- Overlooking lake, Larry S,vnn"JIRJI Die - Osteen. 7 BR, air, kitchen equipped. 53,000 2545 PALMETTO AVE.. 3 bedroom. 1' bath kitchen equipped con venlent to shopping. Drive by and call $ 22,500 - - Wholesale "'"ii .1 PWM Broker, 107W Commercial Sanford3l2 7111 U 6U-1004 322-3991 327 044$ MOBILE HOME MOVING. Complete set up. I'll save you money, Licensed Orlando 773-5470. rm wfireplace, carpet, custom drapes, many extras sia.eoo to not swimming. 3 Bedrooms , 2 baths, split bedroom plan, central ar, family room, prett. area Low 5I0 323 9110 Garnett White W. 6670. ARE for awhile. A good day for pleasant associations. 1' 3 JOHN KRIDER. Ai5OC __________ 24BU?1130ss q)POrtuflities A'DNâ PART 2 Acreage -.- - f I 4 3 Bedrooms. adults prtfqrrid, 130 Week Unfurnished. 373 1*51; -- convenience JUDY RENEE 831 52)2 And Lovely 7 BR, )ba?h, living. dinlng. Florida room.wallwaticarp,sing, f en c ed, 53 1 3457 BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD For Friday, July 4, 1975 HOROSCOPE :aseibemry-winter Springs IS HERE And we have the pool for you If's a beauty, shelter ed & private and best of all it comes with a char ming home, for use when you're REALTORS, 831 6177 COLUMNS "INFo CHINE - Homes, Lots 1 areo COLOR TV, $11.93 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 372-2111 AFTER HRS. '7* Festival, 4'x61'. Loc at ed on beautiful corner lot in adult Wlion. Screened front porch + carpeted screen room. Extra large storage shed, carport, fenced back yd. Solar.X on wIndows, kool seal roof, etc. 323.7611, $17,500 firm Pool planned BR, 2 bsth, family 110E2S:hSt3flaoSS _____ Work your awn hours. Earn extra AIP& ft EVTWf1. Morrie . U,, p,,r, tatIve. Call 644)07'? r----' . 54-Garage Sales 1970 New Americana 12'x60' I BR, 1 bath, aIr, beamed ceilings, raised dining area, new awning. Locat ed on a beautiful Shaded corner lot, 1S0'xl7S'. Price 53,950. Assume low monthly payment on mobile home. 3655489. Oviedo. f',jric Or Reduced TAFFER REALTY SWIMMING POOL WEATHER Sanlando Realty Inc. We have listings We have buyers We need ano!Pl.'r real estate licensee to help us make sales ForretGresne,lric ___ 373 1333, 372 $970, eves reminder to a friend who has a . exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, Idyllwilda, tranferred, muSt sell. - __________ 7 B ed rooms, living, dining, kitchen, garage Sanfor d Ave., $14.5 mo Kish Real Estate REALTOR MI S French Ave .371 41 ______________________ _-. CARPORT SALE: Clothes, Household, 1. MISC. items. July if & 59.4 7007 GrardyiewA, North 50,600 373 47)0 Commercial Properties ouplex. $115 Room, board, pay Young lady seeas atl.inone perjn to help care for walled In Private estale. With pl. cars, sP,.,ing. etc. Prefer masculine female, snce husband is confined to wheel chair. Must drive I-701 III -. - - 42-lbiIe Homes - Reg. Real Estate Broker _____________________ - SPECIAL INDIVIDUAL corporate executive needs personal aid to assist inb,jiiness Irregular hourS, no rponsibilitIe, to in. terfere with a 17 hr. day poston Reply Box 577. c The Evening H,:ald, P.O Box 1437, Sanford. FIa., 3777) - 3 Bedroom house In Pinecnest, by owner, carpet, fenced, good mortga ge. 122.500. 3236711. . Pj.:At. TOR 643 - 3774991 19195 t'rench 377 1)71. 3fl 1196,372 1984 377 1959 n 1 LICENSED REAL ESTATE, sales person for YOUNG HOME IN COUNTRY New 2 BR PROGRESSIVE office. No home, lust right for young couple pressure, Congenial of fice. Lets or retIrees $150 ma Also 2 OR talk - Sanford . _ - Call Bob Markey, Advertising Director 3227611-13199'?) - MARGE WILLIAMS 322.f $12 "30. n--Houses UnfurniShed ewspaper experience required Applicant must b well organu;ed, an excellen t speller, and enjoy silting on the telephone and what bctter way than the cYJSy__ UUWfl1OWfl 5U'I UI LAS Vegas between shows. Bob Hope stars in a flag-waving hour's special on NBC toni gh t. The Today show launches its 200th birthday observance tomorrow morning from Washington with a chorus singing American Revolutionary folk songs, and torilorrow, night, Charles Kuralt's Bicentennial specials begin as he visits Massac husettes. DIALING AROUND: L4i' Csonka joizs the list of footba ll stars turning to acting during the off-season. He'll be gueststa rred along wi th another football great, Dick Butkus, on me IZ MIUIOII UOU*g Mafl." He plays a football player drugged and kidnaped. Butkus Is the heavy, 17) OS) . • _______ ______ .. N -- Fla. room, detehed garage fenced yard. $19,000. 373.9511. Your MLS Agency RLALTOI4S tat Inkitchen, fireplace, beautiful trees. $15,500. Adjoining lotS CALL OWNER3774195 or 373 available for 55.300 2166. 3 fl, carpeted, central air. heat, fireplace, all elec tric kitStemper Realty then,2',lots, 537,500cr best offer _______________________ Central Florida's - $150 per mont h inclng pool service All you do is Swim See ths now Rick Moran, Ill 6370 C LA SSIFIED SOLICITOR The Eenng Herald has fl CpQ for an experienced classified telephone sales pv'son - the actual energy comes from long-overdue obligation to you. can gain advantages quietly your actions at this time. Avoid She may have lurgotten. the today for a project that's best rnimndersthndings. K TAURUS (April 20-May 20) kept under wraps for the time to yourself. Some couples having trouble starting afamlly are successful You've had a serious matter on bei ng. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. after being pl.riced on thyroid. Your mind. This is the day to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) The 19) Let go today. Don't worry so The extra boast seems to help rtsolve it. Think it through leadership you display today much about others having a both men and women In some again, for the right answer, will be unassuming, but for, good time that you take GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ceful. You'll channel the edge off your own fun. cases. With the comment that s'our daughter has mw You'll reaulre some asslstaze arnttn'c rtIuiti.s twifhn,i$ lflhtAOttiO a 1..... lVit'..I. in. 1SLit%I1lUQ ,1diI. &IfVU. 19 , r" metabolism, I would wonder if In a confidential matter. The others being aware of it. Others may find their fun in golf this might not be helpful. person you approach today will LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) or tennis today. You'll get more Certainly an aid to improved be helpful and close-mouthed. Cultivate persons of Influence kicks doing something CANCER (June 21-July 22) you meet today. fertility is optimal health, and Such structive at home. proper nutrition Le necenary Set up a get-together for new associations can be beneficial, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) for optimal health. and old :rlenthyou haven't seen without taking advantage of You'll have a chance to discuss them. a serious matter with a friend SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) at. a 5--)dal gathering. Don't 2 019 Hitsf T1IONRTh Though the posi tion you take on hesitate to take this person .' VIIP IZE an important Issue is the proper aside .o talk. one, you can make a few conSE nnx.jnn. trltha'Iit compr omisin g MIDNIOHTSHOW F S I your honor. CLUB SPECIAL It July 4,'IVS a Hkond L?$ 4 SANFORD-LAKE MARY area,3BR duplex with In the ground pool. completely enclosed. Apollances. air c onditioner, drapes, area rug. ____________ -_- . - Forrest Greene, Inc. ' - _____________ 47 IN COUNTY rn,ii 't 7 bedroom borne, rntral heal 8 ir, ' DELTONA- New Duplex. Furri. unfurn. Drapes, Water, Lawn Care 37) $21 or 6646346 - 227 9214 322-2420 Anytime 31pxes _____________ 1101W )rdSt,. Sanf or d 37) SO:; - 42 - - - 7371 Park Dr. PEAtTOR- - MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Pure Honey T-n I - 10 TOWERS. 323 ood Tn to Eat ____________________________ 135 34 3J .._. Jim Hunt Realty - If you are tir ed of trying to get the plumber, the roofer, the dcc triclan, the yard man, try corn fortable and secure BRAM ______________________ 4 R•_j 1 -_._..__- FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSt UIPJ in the breakdown process, but New A FRACTION OF THEIR COST so many people get by without fats are all hydrocarbons, and, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL otw Is a tribute to how well the like t .c hydrocarbon oil, ARIES (March 21.A prU 19) tnimanbody isabletocope with release energy when broken It's time to Issue a gentle down. Vitamins are important misu"UML Your description of your Sci'v'CCS. GETTHOSELUXURYITEM5F)R - - -- - changedL care Summer Programt HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE, 233500 24 (9) Dinah (24) Mister Roger's __________ -- .- I BRS., 2 full baths, family room I. den, plenty Storage, large lot. 372 4047 - Monthly Rentals Available $135 $1SO-CoforTV QUALITY INN--NORTH I .1 & SR 42.-I, L,orig*(x)j ____________________ -- E - 41-Houses - 41-Houses - AVALOIl APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 6-Chiki Care Balance Needed In Diet - - 116W. 2nd St, ___________ 41-Houses • Efficiency-Aflractive $100 IncludeS utilities _________________________________________ Vinlgar B61 KeIpt Now all four in one capsule. ASK for VB64. Faust's Drugs. STRIPES BicentennIal year gets an early hours show tonight on NBC III, with live pickups via FOREVER: Television's launching tomorrow. Tom starting at 1 a.m., as the satellite from London, and ontrioUc fervor leading into the Snyder has an all-night six Bicentennial Year Is ushered the-ap3t segments from Boston, I.s Vegas, Atlanta, Baltimore and Glouchester, Mass. It's DEAR DR. IAMB I have a daughter who has been a very Light eater all her life. While she was a teenager she ate plenty of fruit but few vegetables. At college she lived on practically notkng. 1 dorm mothers and roc*Iunates were always concerned but nothing AND ol ____ es Sanford. By Owner ldyllwilde Ill REALTOR 222 719$ Section, 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, family By owner, 147,500, large 4 OR. lam. Realty room on large lot, low down rm.. 7 Yes, pool, dbl gar., cen. h payment. 3720155 after 6:30 P.M A. sisco down Ajjme 714 pct. 'SANFORD'S SALFS LEADER" loan 373 1713 FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY FIRST TIME OFFERED This 3 acre egg ranch iedt Sanford, 3 10 bedroom, 1' -, balhPiome Ii as neat Acre- 7 bedrm house on Lake bedroom. 1 bath home. ap as pin Central heat & air, plus Dupont near Dettona, $32,000 2rOxlmateIy 15.000 layIng hens lots more A real honey. $73,900 Daytona fich, 2523165 Company Supplies hens, feed, and materIal Grosses S1,SooS) per JUST LISTED EASYLIVIPiG -horneonSt Johns month. Good lerms to qualfi River. Sun deck on second floor. buyer. LAKE MARY -3 Bedroom hon,e, office, workshop. cathedral ceiling COUNTRY HOME 5.7 Acres, stove & refrigerator, feed yard in living room, pool, pl'JS much lovely 2 Story older home $71,900 FHA available more Perfect for family with (estimate over 100 Yrsi In ex, WE TAKE TRADES children.Call for more details cellent area. Giant oaks, & citrus. WINTER SPRINGS 3 Bedroom S t ables, c or ral, tack room, near home, fen ced yard carpeting, Sanford $77,000 $70,9 FHA available Air conditioned efficiency apartment. Callbetwu'n lOam.-lp.m. 3227711 _________________________ - -- - 3 Room Apt., EXTRA NICE. Newly RmodiItd, Furnished. Carpeted. 5110 mo ill W. lit St . THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads , didn't work there wouldn't bi any. - __.k Stenstrom 1 or 2 BedroOm. Adults oniv PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 234 Park Drive. VC up Call 17) 4317 -_ - & 3)...Apijrns Furnished FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help I - _______________________ Write P.O. Box 1213 9 4 - 773 STOP - An y our getting old? Is your Income limited? Ar, yOU lonely? Why "Of Ilvi at UAM TOWERS 3231430. Sanford, Florida -- (9) ABC News (13) McKeever And The Colonel (24 ) Carrascojancj.as (33) Mayberry RFD (44) Get Smart (2, 1) The Doctors 373 4319 after 5:30 ARE YOU LONELY? Let us Mip you to meet the righ t person V)I for tj, NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA Phone 305 45 Weep 47 Deed 48 C'"hbon 1 t$Odamag.depo$iI.2UJE.2)$t$t. RE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, ill" MY for 'e Care "Hotline". Multi or Tens. 3 Pcrth th 11 Lecthln 6:30 (2, 8) NBC News TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS T • 2 3 4 5 1 (13) Daytime (24) Villa Aiegre (33) Los t In Space 6:00 (2. 6. I, 9) News (24) Electric Company (44) Lucy Show $10.000 Pyramid (241 Evening At Symphony 2:30 _______ - Club (44) L os t In S pa ce 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (9) (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2. I) Wheel Of Fortune - C N 0 (?ha!m) Was (comb 31 Robusl (33) Mickey Mouse Good Father (3.5, 44) Movie 1:30 (2,8) Days Of Our LIves (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal (24) Feeling Good 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (44) Fury 9:30 (44) Petticoat Junction ., j'rt I. 1.2 BR Furri.. Unfurn. ______ E. Airport, 323-1140 r Bedroom unfurnishidipt.. air. wall to-walt carpet. $135 month. drinkers. For further information call 473 417 or write Sa nford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Boy 153, Sanford. Fla. 37171. o Ni - Sanford, Vacant, 3 BR, 1' - baths, block, freshly painted inside Lout. T* SfOry 3 bedroom 'souse, large COOL POOL with trilS 3 BR, 2 Bath f'flC,d yard, central air & Peat horn,. Energy Saving air cond. Fepced back. 20' * 20' patio. 321 0207 $21,500 syStem, Family room with ierve thru bar I fIreplace. $37,500. Geneva, 3 OR, 1', bath mobile 3 Bedroom. 7 bath, family room. homi, 2', acres, some pasture, OWNER FINANCE- 3 SR. I bath Screened patio, beautiful land Cocci wiiter. $15,000. home, paneled, large fenced lot for scaping Owner transferred, must sell g.brden Youfs for Only MOSSIE C BATEMAN WITT REALTY Lake Front Rag Real Estate Broker Ei(ectional 7 bedroom horns on Reg Real Estate Broker Spring fed lake, large lot with 3210640,322774.3737195 322.7643 ,'5 Citrus and other trees. Only Spring Is here arid lii a good time to $71,900 choose a new home from the pages of our classified ads CaliBart Real Estate DMb00 COVE APTS. For families or friends of problem _____ it'.4L, 3 Regard hçtity 4 River sl.t 5 Honey 33 Thespians AL ANON ____ ____ MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE _________ 373-7900 ISALCOHOLAPROILEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? ____ I- I Beneath 2 Elevates 6 _= _____litfNI ___ __________ a DOWN 26 Heavy blow V Litetim, 25 Bursa (anaL) 29 Legal point 30 Wood used In baseball bats tionals Neighborhood (24) What Makes A Sweepstakes !0:30 (6) Political 5:00 (9) All My Children (8.9) Mov ie Match Game e LIte To (9) Lie (24) Yoga (3.5) Uncle Hubie (6) (44) Th ree Stooges 4:00 (2, I) Somerset (4) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Stree t (44) Mickey P'.ouse Club .4:30 (2) Bonanza (I) Griffin (9) Gilligan's Island (13) Winter Park City Council (35) BMman (44) Gilligan's island AFTERNOON 0' 19 Routi sb) 20 Cry 22 Sea eagle (vat.) 23 Asseverate 24 Bedaubs Show Lifestyle 11:55 (6) News Almanac 10:00 Life 1) Movie MORNING (6) Love Of (6) (ChifYl) 17 (24) The Way It Was 3:30 PN __ 46 R&ttCOf 49 P4atur& fats 50 Frigh tened 51 slender 52 Lock of 4f 16 Simple 3:00 (2,1) Another Wor ld () Price Is Right (?) General Hospital (33) cts Addams Family, - ______________________ XApart1efltSUflfUrfliSld AIN1111 1Li 36 Lo hauntS 37 Exclamation of dis ust 3$ House mernbsrs(ab.) trip () Underdog 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares Friday i - Favorite Martian () Now YOU See It () Show OIlS (21) Mr. Rogers Neighborhood 4s) Phil Donahue Show () Movie 6:00 (3$) My e Gambit (44) Green Acres 1100 (2. I) High Rollers Entertainment 7:00 (2) To Tell The Showdown - 4 ____ __ I Ei,rop.an 6 Pflitppini betge 1 More facile 13 Theater ustier, 40 Easter fob 41 ConpusoinI for Ol 42 Cravat 14 S man 43 SIUPO( 15 (I _________________ to Previous PUL'ie LIA1 TONIGHT'STV - - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - ______ I �L IS—Evening Hera Pd, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, July 3, 197S Mort Walker WIN AT BRIDGE By OSWAU) and JAMES by Dick Tumor — —'-1'--- CARNIVAL '4 JACOBY F- h -- -. NORTH (D) a832 VK16 AQJ 875 49 EAST WEST £A9764 eKQJ5 V93 1072 94 • 62 1 J 1074 i K Q63 SOUTH 4 10 A Q 5 54 K 103 4A832 EY OOP x %MS14 i HAD -ME m ME T0 DO 114A1 t... LOOKING GREAT, ME 4AT 'tJ'VE BEEN UP -To! Jb4C(. 17EU .,.UMFOTUNXTELV, SOME- '\ •.. so I'M AFRAID TNG JUST CAME UP I WtL HAVE ) YAE THE k5Pfl.L Tb4A1' R- / -MIS visrr M OMEF URES M'( PERSONAL AS POSSIBLE-.' j— 1 ATTEN11ON... 3 East-West vulnerable West North Fast South reverse". The bid shuts ou return to two hearts and definition Is a reverse bid c though the hearts and ci' have been bid In order of ra Ills also a game-forcing bi North's jump to four heart a very goodbid indeed. ltshc three good hearts. With f hearts he would have rai hearts right awa). It also sa "Partner, you have forced game. I like hearts and if want to go on to a slam it is toyou. I have told my all." South does want too on. had Intended to raise diamon but now there is no reason to to the minor suit and 13lackwxls to (he slam 1J ft v AXF A. . 4" LL ' I ; JjII - I 'u .. :. . . i •_'#., - ii_ -,I — - I • 7.3 BORN LOSER the first trick, declarer the next 12. There is a lot to the bidding. North only holds Ii high-card points, but his strong sx-card suit gives him a sound opening bid. outh's one-heart response is normal and North elects to rebid two diamonds rather than give an immediate raise with Just three trumps. South's three-club bid is what is cometimes called a "True - VJfl}AMC I/CERTIAII WT - !.a1k' West North East South By Oswald & James Jacoby There is nothing to the play of tod.'s hand. The defense takes -. ''y • •q 'ri ___________ MP - L)ble I£ Pas.s 2A Pass ' You, South, hold &2'i5 • AKQJ44t What do you do now' A — Bid two hearts. A dou followed by a bid of a suit sho Itltfl(th. TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner continues to thi clubs What do you do now' Ansier Tomorrow IFF whiz. Dad! Just yesteraay you WIU ivwi'i UU L!I't1J IV ',ake tip to music" J! j By Roger Bolton IY BUSINESS A R EAL_)T(1(H L,TO ERE.NJ1I LR C1OA 4PLER 1tRMlNoLQ Qo I N---1 low U um LL. $I lot J.4COBY MODE book to: 'Win It Btldge," (c/a I Send al 11eWWIPt). P.O. Box 489, Re CityStetioi.NewYo*.N.Y. 100 NEWSZ'APEIt I1tRPRLSE ASSNI PX by Larry I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO X. AVI Iii4S "Sr t$6 MY )METY, kSE /LOOK tN THAT ECiOL AM 47pJs5'/ V. 01 XL im Al 71 41:rE by Heimdohl & Stoffel S BUNNY by T. K. Ryan ' TUMBLEWEEDS )THIP(S Pt €1' T FINE ... 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It was a rout rather than a However. since Roson's final right from the opening retirement, his family hasn't i ,' I ) = (D ~ I 01 I Is -- 51 -1 3 " Ici , •- -- - . -. . "-• , i_i , - • -- -- - - -- --- -- - - I = rWL .4 - T_rt - -- -•-- - ..• . . ~~ .V ___ _~kl - -__ jamjj - s. - . - . k) - Zoo Director Jack Hann I let I) hangs the American I Mg prior to the zoo opening this morning. it Polk has not yet appeared - to offer tesWnony early next V U1 III - ntal state 'disorderly' by I' and trauma' of the ro~--ibilil ; when the resumes. ______________________________________________ investigation i ' _ - - _._-.-=--;-_==__;_.__= , -. I , 4fct ' - r _i~_ __i4i~~~ __ - - ~ , ,V _ -: ---------------- - - - il~- J~ Cke - )i -. , - '' ____ 1E1~7 . Eg --.q 'i.j . - . 9 %"-- I - Around The Clock hard bulkling a zoo, according to Hannti. - unwip- • 1&4 - • - ' - - - - ,. - T, - - ;- - -- - __ . --.Tv- - flow does one go about interpreting the 1975 state.an. nexation law? There are many views on the controversial ,~~--Z_ . ~7 , :jc ~ -, Z~%-- II - L lzn and herald Staffer Donna Estec dehes Into the situation In Sunda cHerald '' r4.&', - - --- ----- j&k Dear Abby SR Church -... . L 7A Hospital.. ......... -2A for clearing and fill operations. Comics "It' L ...... 4B .. - , .,.. 2B equipment himself. lie put in Crossword Editorial Telev-1slon WOMeU'3 4A _... - - 2B SA - - - - - Z. - - '• ± a -tiiL -- W I . I I&I I Jrtl) t loid> through tomorrow with afternoon and I -- --_-' - lowit ScC'det a ils Ufld I tali) flueS on Rage 2. _________________________________________________ :Y -. --- - - •_ __________ 4J- 040 ii--t~, 41~21 !A~Ir . tUv- - I LI ~%_ ,VW-K- 11 , IA - ".o,KleiII; - t - !_ 4A - 13 1 Aflfl Annexation Laws concerned Rozon was the major designer of the unique elephant-hippopotamus encl. osure Although he has had no preious experience working with trumals Rozon has alisac been a great animal lover - a person who did not love animals _.; t- = The Firecracker 400 Is being run today at Daytou International Speedway and Herald Sports Editor Tom 1I Is on hand to report the exciting July 4th event in animal habitat design %;as _-_ xw U-7 - Director Jack Hanna, his in- - __ - .-- F -tiv. • __ I i y Remember bobb socks and crew cuts saddle shoes and cinch belts? Seminole High School's class of 'S5 did last ekend itiLc1)-earreunion Star> prictures, Page 1-U. I-- - __ L unda Class of '55 Reunion the designing of animal en- Ii -- - S - . ~ri. . .i - a Zoo _. _ A ---Nvr II . ___ - - 11~ - _- de ,'J?q: iT 14 VI; Low he> alwa ys remaining in the background, Rozon was neverthel ess the man everyone turned tothenadecision had to be made When the Zoological Soclet> ran short of funds and could no I = :.. -- -- ~ - I .- ------- -------- -. -. - thedirtroadsanddevelopedthe who seenasrimrho(Iimnasthey'd -. gamn,wbI4 Evoane park section ff r IN- Counly-. put marded British businessm3n like. Because for the past two I Rozon 1 left I with Zoo DiMtor Jack Hanns and two tiger cubs. in all tile water systems; buil It Roger Cawley just before Wim- years, without a single the huge picnic shelter nd was bledon started dropped to love %acation, Rozon has dedicated ficials and employes are con- in charge of construction of all And, In tract, during all the practically ,til his time and days a week froin dawn until shrewed business acunien, as cerned, howeer, it Li Rozon's the animal enclosures. first set, Eonne picked up on ly energies to designing and dusk and often continued on iell as his practical experience qualities of leadership and in the field of engineering, if points, live of them In tile constructing (lie zoo, and to meetings after dark. re'urce1uInesa developed in site contributions, Rorzon also Hozon was offered the made Roso'i an excellent choice second game, In which she took directing the Central Florida o forthejob,as Ryanhaslearned the Army, which have made handled all the Zoological positionofcxecutivedlrector Billie Jean twice to deuce. Zoological Society. him an essential part of the ZOO Society's finances and directed And for the past three the Zoological Society by to appreciate, Not once did Billie Jean seem As far as the other zoo of- project's success. all zoo peisonnel. months, he has worked seven Director Jim Ryan. his In trouble. - ---- " - - . .- --' < 0 : ;09 a, ' .4 ;g 0 0 ..' -_ -------.• .8I f • • ________ ------ . r 12. ?r " I -- _ needed only 38 minutes today to retired and decided to return to - Wimbledon women's Seminole County. lie has made singles We for a sixth time his home in Winter Spcin%gs with a $4, 6-1 swamping of where he fives with his wife, 1 4 0 iorror A, i do a ;. 0 01 31P ____________ ____ 30 a 0 I ~ 8 & at IL -i 0 )a " 0 ", C) -.0 V - _V 3 L. m 0 - -N,. - '", - - - 1 .. • to -40.. M 61 j - - - 2 .y ' " . - County Jail yesterday filed a class ac tion In Circuit Court seeking an injunction restraining Sheriff John Polk from retwning them county lock-up, . .. - - .- For Title rN on r 0 Pli .4 - Central Florida Zoo Iiandsandmind,tuseperience Possessed of outstanding kdersf'ip qualities tnd gre.it determination, this winner of two Silver Stars also became a inemberoftheSpeclalForces Farlle age in r (ory, p hIeisasdl ng ex pertand England has made more than 1,000 WIMBLEDON , (Ai'i - 11111k Jean king, piradiute Jumps 40 X. • . > .- .-- I , 61 z C " 0 0 0 ____ -1 new Evonne 3 0 - .0 (C -a , E . I 1, - I (b (A M -.6. :X a 8 2 * : . " I . 1- 's.. 4 , , 4,_,owt... V I . Man Dedicated To Central Flori A King Rips _< . to S r f $ E . 0 a- =r- - '4 I . . .--1-_-W r.- i . .- - - 0 --- I PC ..., A. _/ . or ~, 00 . '' 1W I. . - - Some inmates of the Seminole i'- - ; 8 'I I . -1.I -f I I . :* g 0 _**% *I- ;:~~VT__ _----Av- -, - --.. , ; 01 lot of 'tames In the headlines together the project over the over this exciti ng event. None past hectic two years. Born and raised in Sanford, a mor deserving, however, than graduate of local schools, that of Al Rown For Roton has built the new lown Joined the U.S. Amy zoo. Quite literally, with Ids high school. Over a period of 21 years, including nine spent 11 Viettuun, he worked his way up S- . 'A& ar..~ - I & S action Is the fourth ing lO the cour ouse c ll facility on June 9, ki th l ose d for the civil suit filed as a result of the - 4 ii! other prisoners and one jailer, holiday. jail fire. The other three actions are civil cases brought by Polk, w he n notified of the Kelley, in the petition The suit was filed by ¼ relatives of inmates killed in 'j. " .. .,, - . Robert Hart, one of inmates suit, was in conference with court, says the prisoners had the fire. Polk is the only " who are currently being housed CO1ntY Commission Chairman been apprehensive about the defendant named in any of the . -. 1. . . a ,,;. elsewhere while the Seminole Sid ViWen Jr., but broke up the possibility of a fire prior to the suiis. meeting long enough to speak June 9 blaze I County Jail is repaired Kelley a'id members of the -_`-..-, ", with The herald ..4. .. .. .. The petition further states the public defender's staff have i Hart's action was handled by ' tt "SO be it," the sheriff said. Zilnmatesfound their mental appearedbeforethegrandjury, attorncys for Public Defender SHERIFF JOIIN POLK ~_~ Frank Kelley, who requested a "Let them sue. Other than that, state "d1sordered" by the apparently to provide in- "."horror and tr auma" of th hearingincircuitCourtonthe Ihavenocomment." e formation about meeting Blauvelt, James E. Knight, . between the public defenders Jos Wi 11 , Lu M. injunction before July 15. m4a , Vihlen would make no alive. IT A44 The suit cites "cruel and comment at all. !or the record, - 1~ Thesuitfurthercontends that Th e inmates named in the Ronald H. Dunn, Edward L. ual punishment" as chief concerning the latest legal unus "Xi •Bond Ho>' E Plenge, James B reason for the injunction action stemming from the the prospect of being returned suit against Polk include " z4.-. nt, * Wilhe T. Harris, ip M_% _q N to the Jail prevents the 23 inrequest, saying that the rL Daniel Williams, Issac F. Paige Edward Evans, Bruce W. assisting of the inmates to the Jdll Is Jones, Otis Lee Jackson, Hampton. Bobby Joe Hill John ., c=tin~ with their I Circuit Judge Dominick Salfi, attorneys in preparing their Donnie Yates, J. D. Syples, Willie O'Neal'Roy Brown 9 __ --- M beyond their capacity to fully ' defenses. Workmen are shown above busily unloading equipment as they help defend themselves." involved in a 1974 investigation prepared for a gain Fourth of July Celeoration at Fort Mellon The jail fire is currently All of the inmates Involved In into condi tions at the county Park. T1c highlight of the actIbItk will come tonight when a the suit were in tl~e county Jail Jail. No hearing date on the sialt under investigation by the gigentle fireworl-i display is shet off at 8:45. then fire sept through the had been set yesterday when Seminole (it (',rand Rozon , a I I 0 a '-s. - • .'... - ; " - -. - - -. ,, ;. I - CL 2. = - ' I nsi q •' M CELEBRATION I I ~ k- I -- III _Ir .0 Z M ' 0 i , I . . • _ . 0. ' 40 - -. ., I 0 0 . a - I I I - - '_. . , I . ... -i 0, .no -, , 1% 3 X ~e •.. I. . : ____________________ 0 & IIIIII < 6 .10 0 P_. .. .., . "- . " I Voo Is a q 11, ~ Z.1 . - I E 1 . 0 - ' . , By GLENN - • I S: tA - - I I "I L4 S. I ;) ~ (A g- , f ,J4 . . 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I IIIIIII f. ~ ~ l~ 1. narrow bridge crossing a clear contentedly, many visitors creek where the foundations of missed seein g their old friends Florida 7) SWUng O'fl for the 1uhit t far 110111 completed, (lil y to rispecU to this gri4it the elepha nt -hippo c idosure Sotilk, U ele p ha nt , and Fat first time and visi tors visitors were able to Inspect the symbol of Americanism th an on may be seen taking shape. Then Boy, the hippo, on opening day. greeted by asscrted shrieks, progress made to date, and got the nation's 199th Independence at the top of a slight Incline is The larger tigers and many of squeeks and roars from an appetizing foretaste of the Day' the secmd cluster of animal the hoofed animals and far. facility's joyfulInhabitants. magnificent attraction the zoo habitats. myard members of the Across the way from will be when completed. Ceremonies were limited to The big cats -lions, tigers, remain at the old Downtown "America's Freedom," as the broad smiles of welcome from With fresh morning giant bird is called, the long- leopards and cougars - aI Sanford Zoo f eral zoo uu employes. streanng through li mbed simang ran through his housed in this area, as well as the finishing touches t.1 • paying I I customers were dewyfoilageof towering forest spectacular routine of swings Carmen,thelargestchimp,the are utto their enclosures Mr.andMra.FrankSpohrerof tre es,chjldrenracedandadu and leaps for a delighted Florida bears and more Delton& Also among the first hurried along the cypress audience. "We'gota1ong way to go members 0f the ape family. visitors to pass through the mulched walkways, eager to yet,"adinittedcent.ralFlorjda Singing shr il ly and calling swinging gates of the rustic seeererythingjntherLr5fj%.e Zoo offi cials Zoological Society President hil"and "hello!" to pasA-r5by, part delighted with the way the Jim Ryan. "But we have come cypress entrance boutij were minutes. Then they started MlssMarleeGreinandDuane Iromthebeginningagain tins were the colorful ma c a w anim.ilsareadaptrngtothelr along way from Jungle and parrots. A little further down new home. Although Ule lion is swamp. I hope the people enjoy Meyer of DeBary with a gift of time more slowly. steakf'rthelrfavorjte animal, the walkway the spider stiilalituesoreathavingbeen whatwehavedoneso far and They lingered first near the monkeys raced up and down the moved, and Carmen Is still get a good idea of just now Fletcher the cougar. Amcrican Bald Eagle's hand. tree trunks enclosed in their tall inspecting every square inch of beautiful this zoo is going to be Although the 1200,000-plus some enclosure - what better cage. Obviously delighting In her large enclosure before when it's completed." _ 2.* * T 4, 1If€ - - ___ - __ By JEAN PATFESON ______________________________________________________________ .1 4 iiii - -_ ew N o _______________ URF! I gates of the new Central I r- 0 ~ , _= Dream Ic n U) (D i TA --,M _- -- (i C :0 = C: _ ot No __ CA = 0 "I ;r r I 1 = () moon 0 13 r 11 1111111~1 0 Milo = 011 3 12 amil 0 - L I . CD. _e 0 .. M C wn CL mmon to io 0 < n r. M C (A ~ son z 0> I _ 67th Year, No. 272 -Friday, July aal ~e so* = Cr 0 -4 M N- M = 0 2. CL 1 0 M Eq% 4 7 V 0 ~9 a 0 * M = .. I :: , I; 0 ~e = ;a M a un& -05 MO, M * M * n 3 I '! . 0 00 ..-. .. - ; ... = -'- -.-x---. . -. 0 A , ~ . .- r - __ ' ~i - .- M 77 . . -- . -------- . _ - - - --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/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 03, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 03, 1975. 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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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 03, 1975; <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/b24c0455374ade815affcf7e9282d7f6.pdf 915268c4eb9d4fb1b3ebb8708f80a8c1 PDF Text Text _........ IS 48-Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. - Tuisday, italy tins__J_ SPORTS 67th Year No. 270-Wednesday, July 2, 1975 - Frank Shorter, the U.S. Olympic s -rOCKnOlM iAP marathon champion who nowadays prefers to run shorter races, surr'rised everybody but himself with a l0,00O meters despite harsh, cold weather t ,jain. meet here Monday. ternalional track As the other Americans (a iled to achieve Lop results, wentalloulon theellthgrace the lasteentcf e e. ening, ' win in 27 518 f or the worid's best time this th sea", beating Norwegian Knut horoe's previou, , i top Seco •"•'-•''flVI 'I, lI% III111.111 1 who is now retired, owns the world revord of 27:308, set two years ago. I. IINbt(ILI' $ J1etro Effo rt Shorter: Superb Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents .A/ir,s In 6? IIrIricJci 1 th 0 -- -- - -_• ii and field 'M FL F' nesxpress For Slqnlnq W Reamon JACKSONVH,LE IAP It cot the Express more than Tommy Reamon's estimated $100,000 salary to Icing the star running bark to Jacksonville for the up. 'nniing World Football League season. The WFI., claiming Jacksonville signed Reamon before ('ornpleting a trade for him with San has slapped a fine on the Express. Team officlala refused Monday to reveal the amou nt of the line but said an estimate of over 1IO,0C was too high. "Frankly, we're a bit miffed over the situailon," tald Stan OleJnlk, public relations director for the Express. He %ouitth't comment further. - .\KiU, uiuo Alt - Je Use:i.s, Uiki izitioruiUy renowned former Olympics track star, says he fetla pre4ty gocd despi te emergency surgery following in appendicit is attack. "It's Just that everything is so sore," Owens said Monday. He underwent s*gery Saturday for apperwlicitls. Owens, a Phoenix, Ariz., resident who gained fame by winning tow gold medals In the 1936 Olympics, arrived in Akron Friday night to visit friends. lie was stricken Saturday morning . Owens said he had been en route to a Pittsburgh track meet hewastoconductfor 15-and 16.year.oldboys. 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DRY FULl 50 PROOf CANADIAN PREMIUM I ' LIBBEY GLASSWARE -. - Hal. JIM Irwin (1101 7, ,-- IrA101i SAtJIIII! 4.49 ..SI'l9' #0#011 140011041 P 'uSD51 (tIll' $hIll.,) le'10I r,aoaPmJc - sOil !.at 111114 Oil HOLLAND S4OUSE M')XERS SN0 INt lARAJV1A - %I/W f JiM 7773 * 'Htft 'It it ':is THERE5 - - , ' 55.4*0 . ABC NEAR YOUI J BUY ABC OL 3 188 AND GREAT ITS -. 5.99 !n Seminole County, Layer said, the School Board adopts a At a meeting last week, the budget review committee voted In favor of the CROW .. SANGP.E Of TORO ~~~ GRAN CORONAS R(D . MAGNUM 499 aSIA., ____ ____ _____ _______ 11 -f . -i_ -- - . • patently I'm not finished yet." "° " " Today 1 . ' °" in _______ - ________________________________ counterparts - INDEX Ql(l4 OR . Me" 2 31 9S CAS( CAN SO Of 74 I I 01 ____ . fl!IPT 1flOnfl&! 2.29 22.90 ~ 14 "" Will *0" 75$po 11V 14 IRE ISA mom - 2.39 23.90 2405 CUE Editorial 9)1 - , 1/2 GALLON COLD SEAL CATAWBA Olin 3:09 36.90 3 (A 6B ................4A Hospital ............... SR Oblt uarl'i ..................ZA - Women's ................ "M IORWfl Rrldgc----------------------SB Calendar ................ 5A Clusified.................6-711 Comics ....................811 29 PORTLIG AL ALL ABC STORES OPEN J ULY DANISH CHERRY 2.49 IMP. ROYAL 30-OZ. 1.79 CA" 7A WEAVIE11 CLA.A MACQfl . r VOW. u. r.__;;i_,~~ ! :r zu 4.99 I. Flill TOR VERMOUTH 111111 ______________________ - :- . . ... . - .. - ..- V . - - 'I -' - . -. - -N, -_- I - G' gave birth yesterday to their third child, a girl named Shannon, and lier arrival fell on a very special day - theblrthdayolbothher father and W mother. ', ~- - .1 0 . three generations of the same family being born on the same - -_ .. . I - - ___ I . - . 7be Seminole Cmuty hWuftW Development Authority (SCIDA) today greeted Its new director In a brief teremocty at the SCIDA meeting. Director Jim Daniel, at right shakes hands with board NEW DIRECTOR awaits his chance to greet the new director. state wage scales. •.!...j I .. ;rw,JN QUART am , I- -f- 1. - _. V~ - so = C1 to The World Almanac, and that there is no record of such an event in the Gulness Book of Records. His wife, Unda, and baby daughter Shannon are doing well at Florida Hospital North. 0 in a i r. 41 Demo,, Group Seeks Power . Continued on Page For .... .t ninoli Courity mystefious ,,group" as the Democratic Chairman Ann weren't aware of." DemotxaUc Party chief Larry main reason for steppi.ng down. Cramer said Cable's June 13 He said Lahr had to make the nc said today a letter "Everything I tried to do" was election was illegal because decision to hold a second •'re's a good of them," citing Illegality In the tern- blocked by the leader of the written notice of Intent wasn't party members. election at 8 p.m. at the County said. Sinclair said ) persons porary ouster of party Chair- "group," Sinclair said today. mi1ed out to Courthouse. voting as a bloc can pretty well the man Rod Cable is "a move to lie declined to reveal Greg Farmer. Cramer's set policy. try and block a group" that is "group" or its leader. Last month, Cable's name assistant, said today that the attempting to gain control of was placed in no"nation from "Evidently the Famer says the chainnan group' party "wasn't unhappy with t1v the party. pushed the election. There result.sol the election. The only the flon-, and a majority of the (Cramer) does not "have any Meanwhile, party regulars wasn't enough notice given problem Is that there was not commi ttee members elected problems" with the person say Cable Is the "only person on members," Sinclair noted. stifficient notlice. To be fair, him with only a ftw dissenting elected (Cable)." We just wart the ticket" for a scheduled July it to be a fair, legal election. people riced 10 days written votes, Linda Lohr, acting party We're not In any way tryir. t. 10 election, called after notice." says, "I hate to th jj') "When they (the group) have change what w as done. state executive committee of it as a group. I hope it Just An Cable, contacted at his a majority vote, there's not ruled Cable's June election wai might be a personality COfl• home,saidhe'slooklngforward much "No way would we get uyou can do about it," illegal filet" to the election. lie said the Sinclair noted. Ile said the volved in a stru,Acin Srr-,:;;-.;'' Sinclair, in his resignation In a letter to Lohr, State Cramer ruling was a "rule we "group" not only consists of a County statement last month, cited a Si - - I- I -. - I. I..tItR'i' SINClAIR lair he -, jMt*!o4ai4u.,q QUART oun Dedication " ' - GMSAT ARY5*110(ft C"ME Of MENTI( -. ____________________________________________________________ I ITALIAN LAMBRUSCO . . . salary index here will be equivalent to - t His remark came as he left the second•floor jury room durint' C I. SPANISH CREOM SHERRY III we DOMAINE . f During the budget hearing, Hughes fought for and won the incream bemuse sutistics show Saninole County un. derpays assistant principals in relation to other countles. Statewide, assistants earn $13,696 to start and a high of $17,296. Cowley if ______ _______________________ 0RYOU. , 7301 ," "_ ` . - -, 11 OFFORE AT 'IHESE LOW PRICES SAN VALENTIN - ,, t,g.*i.t,14j.$ta,tii.,, , .. •.1 2JJ40f DILAND LIEBFRAUMLCH J 11* If 420010111101100M i2f MA IMP. GERMAN r ____ VINO SOL WHITE . 2.29 22.90 SHCP. CENT1 ' , AN q' As 014)*14r *3.510 5tn5 l4rj6f 11141$ I ' ________ IN1.I Jlfl - I . of $l7l4 W7 at ___________________________________ -- Freeman returned to the Tom Freeman was caUed today grand jury room at 110 a.m. to present testimony before a Freeman was without any file grand jury investigating the folders or visible records when June 9 county Jail fire In which he first appeared and when tie returned after the recess. 11 persons died. Freeman, who would not Freeman entered the grand Jury room at 9:37 a.m. and was discuss his appearance before apparently still before the the grand jurors, Joked and laughed with newsmen as well Jurors at noon. During a 10:30 a.m. recess, as Asst. State Atty. William MOULIN ROUGE NV -. Couple The Kerieth G1uruws of Longwood are happy today. 1A The W Sable Point Hughes, principal i. Elementary, but were left out of a salary schedule prepared by Eniie Cowley, U* ~ -----. ' - -school system's assistant director of Seminole County Attorney - I TORRES CASSILBERRY ,9 ', 3.99 CItLIF BRANDY NEVER WOODLAND PLAZA post $$-lost VU!(11111 of IiI cui4 P,41, #00' and ea a . But Layer says TurUngton's directive affects "DOE and those who fall under By GLENN MCCASLAND Herald Staff Writer . ___ ... JACQUIN 5* if " - AT 46 .. oil J411 _____ - -' ____ CPIAMPAGN( ________________ co..o oc staJ fl1• ""' as __. assistant principals wmW start at $1%34 _____ KY BOURBON HI-WAY 17-92 ,4,49 rc __ O . - __ F f principals. In Fire Probe ., ARC EXTRA DRY SPAP4ISHISTAVIOOITLIDWINIS 5osIPPfD AR OVER THI WORLD SINCE I 4.29 s4 1000 VODKA ____ SCOT CH I__* , 64 StGP.UMIIIcaut off DEL CONTECIAlIIS Puvrua$is ctii*.j', , Cole CAU 1Iih. 1 I SCOTCH qa., 2.49 0 t549 11w5197TH _________ ja.i, IllS il, 11" GII#I J')#l!l - .- - ! IIIIIIIIIIII41 _____ 10 YEAR V.0. BARTON . BALLANTINE SCOTCH 50111(01* SCOtLAND SI ES CAlf I Ii,(( I . assistant Freeman Heard no 1110=0111 GIN BOND HALL StENO f CANADIAN iSO 100*0 SituP ICE CUBES 3,, 99 *s, . $$100' ,10 SOS) o the ioo 14716477 *1 0' QUEEN WAY . TOWER ABC 6 YR. KY. JACQUIN'S II _______ . _.. yer Girl Born eussti.w.sw LIGHT OR OARK !P ._. WISER'S BON 10 YR. II - IN *14(my 1 $ 35 asked to grant a $312 pay hike for 18 of the county's that runs the entire year. ,School 011ployes receive salm increment3 based on experience and number of years In the system. According to Layer, supervisors are not allowed to grant "merit" In. crenes in this county. The Board wifl be asked to grant a $312 pay hike for each of the county's 18 assistant elementM school principals because a study says assistante here are In other paid less than their salary schedule A A'wi* ,e,. 1 2"499 _________________________ ctuim LONDON MR. ED KY. TEQUILA 90' 1 YEAR KY BOUR _______ _____ ______ _ 94 PROOF GIN 8 YEAR 35% KY. BLEND (.d 'f,-,`V iv . pay hikes, and Layer said he thought he could"sell"thelncrcasestotheboard. ft board approval i.s forthcomIng, __________ The School Board will be Education GOmmileloner Ralph *ild TtsrlW4ton affect Seminole Cmty educak*i, Scbaol SuL. Bud layr said today. In the state's "Monday Report, TurUngton iay3 there will be no merit 0 Urreasa for Department of Education (DOE) employes because of prohibitions placed on state workers in the 1975-76 appropriations bill. -J __ SCOTCH If ES AND It GIAT ____ ou*sv Affect By ED PRICKETT _______ _________ ACTAI osivis GI RUM-VODL It To Herald HeraldStalf Writer ___ 4.29 .l6.99 _____ _______ ____________________________________________ j ____ ___ .~ __ ______________ SCOTCH 13 75 CASt fsA1( s is n lUG , ________ HEDGES Km 6.49. (ATSIM (ills PtlS)$A)H$R0$4 anyplace they want it. The whole problem is with the oil corn- average price for a gallon of gasoline was 55 cents In May. In June, accordIng to the "Oil & Gas Journal," prices at the pumps averaged 57 cents a across Birthday achers: La A pay frem called for by Florida I 7455 CASE 1031 CO$TtZ U'.lCO wo*io $ IIRf(S1 SCOTCH QUAIL CREEK - All oW41 MoOr 1011110 lk (Atli AB i - ' iy _____ KY BOURBON _____________ Golf Results "The oil situation opened the door for major companies to price oil I (All (,,,, ______ ______________________________________________________________________________ Auuml ______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________ __ _________ - .. - _______ __________ IMP. TEQUILA ST. LEG ER ____________ (A44 1ffi741 350) 3.88 - Expected a 5*1*1(4 - £1A55$NI 15 lIGHT OR DARK 42 95 CASE QUAIl - ___ _____ - 900 7 YEAR ABC IMP SAVE o 01 _____ RUM ___________ ' - 599 _____ VODKA - ______________ 0 WISER'S 10 YR. SCHENLEY c.us*omAs DRY GIN ITS 4 YEARS HIVES 54 0° CANADIAN 311.1 VODKA 6 a - County which has " Pa \ Freeze \f/on - . I .-.-. _____ N, :4: 3£ 140 740 3 I. 5.45 a P0 *( DRY GIN • KY BOURBON W. tn. ES - 0mm. J.T.S. BROWN ' (if), I (iac*s*. P14040, 1(11 o'1 73711 01, JoM ' i; 6195 61.95 4 YEAR 80° KY. BOURBON S 19(14 S(/ 11541) j im 40 7007 ya'4, par 7) BIIIIIV ti (tOnil Golf ClUb 9' Ii hi' BOURBON KY WHITEHALL aan. 1.11? L'dtt IA l n -- is 319 31.95 01, ROYAL VELVET CANADIAN 5.19 ft-, 65.88 JACCUIN ROE GIN , . 4.49 win 49.95 MR ED KENTUCKY 8LENO 3.59 •.. 4195 CERTIFIED 90 PROOF GIN 3 ,, 1JW 4595 OLD STANLEY Of STANLEY 86 0 KY, BLEND fin, 351, Cash Phi 737 RUNS top- LA. $5. Mar tIn, 51 BATTED IN Bavnh. PUNS 7153 f,,., 1 I,f t ti. ,,- I IV •' I 3 ______ . CALIF tSRANDV 3 f7 Lq1.tfl'E'1101t4.fl •1; t7,t1;- , SuJwa'tGIo'le 1*00 074171] 711 4' &tiIiy (,ttrI II COlD ' SAil SWCI CUlT! u_ IMWT PtA SOaJV9II-6#FT'IOZAUT SIAG*AMVO TEACN(RSSCOTCN jiv ILAN *7. IOU$$ON 'I' VODKA II9SCAS QUAILCREEK CERTIFIED * _________________________________________ . V - ' 7 MC HENRY I? YEAR KINfUCKY BOURfl0F. I (#1a$0101P$lI$ SlY a' W cftaP4pcts _ 17 AN! ) s,ss FUlL QUART COCKTAIL MIXERS Ill 704, Open Goof 70i,,toamotW Raclr'q Rs Its (17 suG A )5 Hikes __7 ENGLISH GIN - JaiIs.'n. OB DEVONSHIRE SCOTCH SCOTCH CaI, 10, cat. 99 66u, 68 95 86 8 TOM SIMS IMP. TEQUILA Y MIX'CO 8 YR. 8 60 IVII0CM B&L (Al, BEEFEATER • SI; NY. - PittPISSO1HSI$I Audi, Oak. If 344. Harness Ii " Oft" 6111 M"3 seas ir 42.% 4.99 ,01. 57.95 *01. BROOKFORD 10 YR, 600 5-29o, 59.75 jACOWN RoyAtf V09KA, . 1" on 45.95 5 89 ""I 65.95 CANADIAN SUNSET ROYAL VHVFT SCOTCH CERTIFIED HEDGES RUM IIGaI Dl OAII BUTLER a Amrican Lea5o,o On pilIVA04h 4tantr0#11 ift) chicane •l P4a* York, In) .i I S AflLJl)!. (II It WAM7tI j CERTIFIED I TI. ,,,.i. ' 'i'. 4115 SILAS U w W - L . £.YY OW ______ ____________________________ O'aI....loa,u... m ________________________________________________________ ., .1 Ii II,, 01. 10 YR. W 17V - - W Ii 3 LIGHT OR DARK - 'U' n9 I YR. OLD REPIATER KY. ORB 3 99 ,,. 44 95 at Phitaftiphea. In) )*uSIbfl * if,I SCOTCH ABC RUM ri-i1 ii $ IN Pow. rift, W,dnel.dpy'; Oars.s LOUIS . I:x YR. Lusn,ki, SI BONOHALLILEND JOSE CORYU MEXICO JUNIOR MIY .1 - 15)444 Isfin V 5, n) ( iøn*IJ I I _ 4 . IMP. TEQUILA (SIMI Of MIWINI ClIME CI AI( CACAO BCSII*NV 1PI( SIC *101(111 APPtCOT LOf Ci (IPPINMISI SCN10UPS OOU*I10t .. '' TRIPLES K - s'rirGross. I-tItt. 7; 0 M.'f;q.r, HIn. ii 1 1 CandPIIvli P.ttsv'qP. Pti , HOME RUNS at Monfteal (Fr yman 54). (vol IS, Bench. (itt. ià rp,icsao S 75 1 at P4i* STOLEN BASES Motgai Yt'I (W49h iii. n St. f)*oo I ,5)5l$fl SI) at (Ut 34; 1 Iar. 0,,. 11 I ()5 A1~)I(5 f4o&on 47), In) PIT(lIP4(, DariSlonc, t; .4' ,'' MeV3,r'ffi I I a? .4' LA 174 7 1 Houston J -w ANNE 9.49 - 3,,..19" _______ 3.nI4' 4.4.L _______ 4" if I& Al I'P.Hade-tpnia I BRAND ..': RARE OLD KY. BRB. 599 ,.,,. 61 95 8 YFAR ROYAI OEM[ 86"'- 5 49 5.49 01. MR. 10. 4 YR. KY, BRR. 4.69 odu51,95 (I BULLOCK LADE I ill ILIVINTH TRIPLES- Rlvats. 474 7) 34 443 Wtst _. R_.O acl~ MR ED. KY. M 11".171, AWIF, 1,1 11111 111.1 ll j~ 35 4 YR. BOURBON YOOKA* RUM 811*0 LAUAP IN W 0 sww"w JAC(IUIN 0111111111 ~ :. 861"09 IOTTLEO)N$COTLAP4O NAPOLEON (7) 7100(3,1 51570 T 45)71 (ariw. 4 13 31 533 37 7j $7) M(ntriaI 539 n w - I I 1 C 11c' " QUEEN -1,0 4.88 , . OT (III 04 ii _____________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ ____________________ ___________________________________ RU?J5-Lyn, Iwo SI. YaiJr iml, Bwo, SO PUNS BATTED IN-Lynn lU' 54; Horton. flat In) $6 As 9,49.; BENEDICTINE & IRANOY O p11' STANLEY CANADIAN IRAt) GALLIANO ••• ' Care*, East yØ St Lou's COICA90 Ill .0 . 1.99 5TN L'c. M LIQUEUR GIN oo CANAD)APJ I Shooting Sign BATTING (175 at bats) Min, 3M; Lynn, 5n ,nce CiSIoiflh1 Ph1Ipha to V.S.OP. COGNAC IMP FRA!4CIJACOuIF4 W '. CERTIFIED VELVET ' (HnpIire. IS) 1060 570 140 7 Ftyec Seminole * 1117 7 j KY bOURBON T 1 fnctAlhgSrrv 8 YR. BLACK Byrd Shot (7)1.407703 JIan$ FIrII 44) 700 (75) 1-3) 00 T 457 4) $54100 V 7171 fIn! Is)' ffgp r 7 14 1. A ca OLD REPEATER GOLD COACH 12 YR. McHENRY 8 YR. 50y S 100(77) $ 00' RUM PUISTO PICO S 111015) HfrI0(t)?5O7203 Ston*jkii(7) 7500(151 fl470T (5)7) $71110 Tit 1II "now 49 UUUlI I - CERTIFIED W ... ii --- IIYISA4OU - 01*51 -- c ___ a lIIIIIIf Inn.. oUNARINKR 6. - i • Owens sa ys he believes the . some dealers reporting a three- panies." "oil situation opened the door cent per gallon increase In the for major companies to price oil prtct at th Dealer H. B. Owens anyplace they want it. The __-L _ Donald Witt owner of WiLt's , w hole problem Is wi th the oil .L= ' , myndampliftA moco an d p res id ent 0a - - --, companies." j Seminole's Allied Gasoline "There's not a thing In the dea'ers "expect Increases the Retailers Association, said the creases before the month Is Ata Mobil Station on Orlando I' 4k ..... 4 worldwecando - exceptcatch first of each month." His Drive, prices went up last week precious petrol went up three over. .. . he ll from the customers," Witt philosophy about increased by two cents. Prices at cents yesterday at his Sanford . Oil comp a nies In pa Ii said of the spiraling cost in- prices "Too much" Avenue station and other Howard's Mobil Servi ce are ri I :'____ ng costs to the Amoco outle ts in this county. consumer. And oil executives creases Witt and other dealersAnother now 60 cents for high test, 55 for dealer, H B Owens the additional y increase drov e he latest the T regular, : say much of the reason for sa pennies per of Owens Philhps 66 says he gallon go to oil companies, not pre those Increased prices expects an increase "any day" As far as shortages similar to to individual dealers. -: • ceof bulk ofl hasn't been notified as of those experienced during the but Ii ,I I ~' of a I-ffL Xbq , He also reported a "steady yet. Last month, he said, the 1973 Arab oil embargo, most are President Ford ordered a $1. Other stations also either per-barrel tariff on crude oil, stream" of customers since firm notified turn of a one-cent station owners Just don't expect lk aii 4 •1 or a ' expecting cti Increases 1 alrca ready r-P-4 prices went up Some station Incr ease, but then rescinded the it to happen again - at least not effective June 1 have seen tnt. price tags move owners e x pr e s e d order be fore the price hike was this summer. upward. City workmen were busy today repairing a service line iadjacent Tucker says dealers who dissatisfaction at increased put into effect. High test at his WATER LINE Meanwhile, William D. Instead, sta tion owners intoa water main on First Street. Theme broke early this morning haven't been hit with an in- prices, with profits forwarded statlonsellsfor6l.9andregular &Wn. terviewed in Seminole say and the repair job required some digging up of the street,I howr. Tucker, executive director of crease in the price at the pumps on to oil firms. gasoUne for 57 cents a gasoline suppUes will wear thin BREAK REPAIRED above. Citv Public Utilities Direc r Sid RiCharde said the Une The Allied Gasoline Retailers car, expect prices to J=p by Dekle of Dekie's Gulf Association Of Florida says the weekend, If not Mel July 4 The U.S. Bureau of Labor in some areas, with brief "probably just got tired." (Herald Photo byTom Vincent) Service on French Avenue said Statistics reports that the shortages in isolated instances. he's expecting a flood of in. sooner. Cleve. (Cottoin 14) En) Ul)*auk ir*4 3.99 u*a4.39 l$"Ofl 17) "0 310 J L$bOri HanCviq (5) 500 0 Ill) $7300 T 711 7 hl'1hTM I Rid CIV 1O'Amafo) (5) 73 O 4 40 S *0 7 15 YEAR EO LABEL iv W * HiWay 17-92, At 436, Ulue - - utvcsvsouuoa ~YR. ... AGE VCI4JUI CaItora IFIguiroa 54 Ha.)ar (3 I) it Mi,tnoIa (Go)'s 54 and Witty 00). 7, It-n) ICP)I 00) • l3t$Jmot• Bottom fDcao I), In) Wrolt - . SIXTH FO OIln*ood tNtyl (S) J-10 410 140 7 Scott do ANCIENT $UDAY! _________________ _________________ I4 CURR!I$T ISSUE FLA lEVERAGE GUIDE ONE All ABC - (Can&) (1) 140 10 10 3 10 7 Amy $chWuld On)" games ~ j * Hi"Wøy 17-92, Fern Park IJV W - Herald Staff Writer 11 'I III I GOLD COACH JOHNNIE _____ 8YR 8 - u° __________ WALKER 1 VlSI I YUUK UIAU I II UI Nt:W SWINWN . rj r -W Motorists still are wheeling their gas hogs onto service station lots for afillup, despite a hike in the cost of gasoline in -. -- EXTRA DRY w By ED PRICKE'rr *ii . lOi° 8YR. urmf _____ ______ WN1111 YOU AA1 VODKA VODKA - SPICLAtS ARO I'WL, L.ULdu1iIL LUUIIULU EXIRA DRY 12 A 1i 'V - PIUS ALt Will R iample - .Y DELUXE t 1311 Ky BIEND V9_1'_& "-'.DRV GIN' MR. ED. KY . 44 Wmas _____ ARE '6 TO 9 1(10W ... BOND'S MILL 6 YEAR 35% I City man Ford) FIFTH 1005003707. Canton Time (3)500 3 70 3 FrOstavrumIl)$l'fl500136 NINTH ICIOURION _____ ____ ----.- OIIIAJIIRUM E 5 DAY SALE TUES. THRU SAT., JULY , s a w , ~ ABC 6 YR. KY. ____ 5TH MOST O YNESE PSICIS TFN WHISK'! """ II Ill , __ Further - ____ ____ROYAL DELUXE 8 YR. ,' - DANIELS II.AC tAIfI LAUDER'S SCOTCH - I. JACK EXTRA DRY ARC LAUDERS $COIC'4 L1- 11U OR,.- OLD CANADAT . it*NiLl . 8 $17370071157 )lIliJ I ,~_ - - .. . :; __ ~,,I,Iwi, ! VW AIA _______ JACQUIN ______ - -10.- -. -.- - . ---------- _____ - Baseball WWI . hall nf them 111rhan II I Wn I&A tw4ita fAr •VVI WI •IIIa e . _________ Mnlnr VV haffla I%jV I - - ~ `STAY HOME ________ ISi) 3 . . 1&e-m In UI #k& UJ AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER ' I flU I ?IL Orplrey IS? 7400 _ ______________________ - -- _ i_ 7 , 4 L j) Seaboard Coastline In other games, Seaboard Coastline John IMVIn, Mike Spangler arid FAdia Famous Recipe. Bob Markoe slammed a bombed Auto Trin 16-4 and Famous Morton cracked two singles each, and &Wile and single, and Sam Cook collected Harley Turner stroked a double, two singles. Recipe cooked the Outcasts 11-4 Wes Rich paced Lake Monroe Inn with Oscar Roberts laced three doubles for Eldridge Standard erupted for five runs in the bottom of the seventh Inning to Ue four singles. Teammates Larry Helman the Outcasts. Teammates Cubit Malone lake Monroe Inn 9.9 and force the game smashed two singles and a double, Danny tripled and Eddie Jackson doubled. Lee slugged three singles, Andy Rufu ____________________________________ Into extra inning. M M in 0-12 I Lake Monroe Inn tallied three in the top clubbed a home run and single, and Bob Lk MOM. 100, NI 511 1* I I, II St. ItdI'IdI of tignuii Eldridge responded with a Hood clobbered a double. '-" '5 Rico Peterson led Seaboard Coastline's s...rdCnrn. trio of rims In its half of the Inning. Neither _________________________________________________ SW I - 4 4 TriHi team scored in the ninth and Eldridge 16-hit attack with three singles. Ron Urban *utl pushed acorss the winning run in theloth. crushed a triple and single, Mike us wi •- 4 7 IN 411 H F#mR•cII The victory lifted Eldridge Standard to RiCharde, Joe Benton and Steve Cooper _______________________________________ - Owens Recovering Jesse j and dropped Lake poked Gerald Page and Johnny Wyatt slam. not walk a batter. Inn 13.12 in 10 Innings Monday night In Sanford Recreation Department Men's med three singles apiece for Eldridge Nick Brady'slanuned three doubles and Standard. Dave Magda, Bob Sanechagrin, Dave Dreifuerat poked three singles for Metro Softball League. SOFIA . Bulgaria AP Bulgaria's Uri.stn l'lachkov established a world weightlifting record Monday when W lifted in the snatch event 424 pounds, 11 pounds more than the recird held by the Soviet Union's world arid Olympic Plachkov, 23, achieved his record-breaking IrIn the third attempt of the National Weightliftng ('hampIonsnlps at 'arnbol. In the Jerk he hoisted 507 pourxls. Iha performance was reported today by the news II'encv, FIT _________ 3-9 for •I A It hits L.IUI lU5 ..)ICJUJaJU VUVU £OV L1JJTUUV I I1)'.J IV IUI Welghtllfting Mark Falls Antonio, two singles apiece and Kenny HaD In the second half Monroe Inn to 5-4 Seaboard Coastline legged out a triple give up Urban of leads the hail with a 10-2 slate Stan1ard battled ita life In the bottom of the seventh and eighth In nings, then put Lake Monroe Inn In the gr the Eldrldge . Vest,-rday's high was 97; cirernight low 69; Rainfall A ?. inches. Partly cloudy through tomorrow with slight chance of mainly night time showers. Highs In mid 80% on cout to .. . (i)unty and continued to prx'eoxl with the development of Herald Staff Writer The standoff between the Central Florida Zoological Society and the Board parkassctieduied. The main project which Neiswender says needs to be The Se put a hold on approving the payment of approx(mately 110,OW in of County Commissioners centers on project, which he says can be done for $25,000. He anticipated adjoining the new central Florida 7A)o. Roger Neiswender, director of county deveiopmer.1, reported to the BCC yesterday that the additional bills had been received by eiswender's office for approval. Heiswender said that he and the Commission Chairman must approve the yments and then the bills are returned to the (>ntral Florida Zoological Society. The society then subndta the bills to Lhe society's escrow agent which pays the bills out of the escrow amount. However, the $10,000 bills arrive atatlme when county and smiety officials are at a standoff on the deve more than 80 acres Of parkl9nds, because of county concem oser the spending of federal grant money. Meanwhile, the new zoo off U.S. 17-92, is scheduled to open Friday. The conflict between the count) arid society does not involve the development of the 2.-acre zoo. In order for the society to rective S 100,000 in ie&ral funds, IS development of 80 acres of parklands adjacent to the zoo. is only about $4,000left of the total figure, he isn't sure what will I Neiswer1der reported to the UCI..-last week tMt 1186,0(X) o' a total IM,000 had been spent on the projwt. He said today Out the 110.000 "apparently is over and above the $186,000 the Society already has expended." 11 the additional biUs are over the $186,000 and Neiswender says he "assurnez it is, it means the W.000 6- just about gone." Nelswender said he was trying to contact A Rozcn, executive director of the society today to find out more information oti flu, $10,000 worth of bills. The Herald was unable to contact Rozon. CtMmty officials want to wind up the development of the federal state r'quirements of the grant in order that federal officials may close out the grant on Dec. 31. The 11CC Last week requested the society to halt spending any of the reportedly reinisining $14,000 d the W,000 unW the project could be vatuatcd. happen to the road paving prnject. Society officials contend that they have a proposal from three construction firms to pave the road. Commission Mirmn Sid VNen Jr. said today that he intends to contact Rozon to try and whedWe a meeUng between 'the county and society trustees to work out what Vthlen calls a misinterpretation by the trustm of the BCC's .,ictions. "We're after the same goal," Vihl.en uid. lie said tie tried to contact Jim Ryan, sc-ciety president to request that tlie metUng be called, but Ryan is on vacation. Vihlen called the meeting with county officials and Society officials "top priority." Mechanical Difficulties Caused Delay Due to mecb&Wcal diffica received tbetr papers late. yesterday's Evening ties. issue Runs Tomorrow The new Central Florida ioo rjprns Its dccr!. to tile public on Frislay, July 4. In order to help ce1ewate The Herald will have a sWclal 32-page iiedication i Issue tomorrow with plerty of stories and pictures oa sctues and on the animals. Don't miss this special section on the zoo in tomorrow's Evening �' N o 2A—Evenjng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ..-.-----'----.— - - .- -- ? I - - ___ - - ..- -"-.-- -. ------'- -- -. .---------- - . & - -------"---=------.----,----- By MICK LOCHRIDGE Herald Stall Writer FBI Holds Man As Witness In Pine Ridge Probe PINE RIDGE. S.D. (AP) — The FBI says a material itncss is being held under $25,000 bond in connection with the fatal thooUng of two FBI agents on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. An FBI spokesman Identified the witness Tuesday night as David Sky. His age and hometown were not available. The spokesman said Sky had been picked up by Bureau of Indian Affairs officials on another matter. The it A •L... trT f.... JV'%I$lU)l dIU F DI Later wtei-viewea ay and neia him as a material witness in the slayings. U.S. Ally. William F. Clayton of Sioux Falls said Sky appeared Tuesday before U. S. Magistrate James H, Wilson of Rapid City after his arrest and was being held to testify before a federal grand jury this month Rapid City. ___t I ,- - - in -; • Amy Threat Lessens 2 MIAMI I All Tropical storm Amy is moving in [its and starts up it. 0-mile-per-hour winds are posing less of a threat tothe East Coast, forecasters said today, The National Hurricane Center in Miami said Amy's cinter was located near latitude 38 north and long itude nest, or about 310 miles southeast of Cape Cod, Mass., late Tuesday. Amy was moving at about 12m.p.h. toward the northeast, and was expected to continue on that course, perhaps gaining forward speed, through the day. — Levi To Decide On Charges WASHINGTON (AP) —Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi says he won't ask President Ford's permission if be flecides to prosecute those involved in Central Intelligence Agency assassination plots and domestic wrongdoing, Justice Department spokesman Robert Feldkamp said Tuesday that Ford has offered assurances that the at. torney general will be free to decide whether to bring criminal charges against CIA personnel without presidential instructions. "The attorney general has made clear to the President that he (Levi) will retain z,ny pi ,asecutorial discretion," Feldkamp said. "They did discuss this and Ford had no problem with it." ' sultant testifying to the need for the rste hike of the SoU th Seminole utility firm. On July 22, attor neys representing the BCC are expected p.'ent their case against the rate hikes. After more than four hoprs of testi:. .r last night, the Seimnn1e Board of County Commissioners (BCC) has continued a public hearing to consider Sanlando Utility Corp.'s requested rate increase until J uly Ned Woolfolk, county utili ty attorney, involved in his first ra te hearing for the county, has The BCC heard statemen ts requested additional accounting ar.d engineering Informa tion from Santando officials, an accountant and a utility con- from Sanlando. Bill Dale, director of county en- vironmental services, says tha 11tC1fl8 tflIOflflstiOfl On the current use and capacity of the firm's treatment facilities could be a "determination" for BCC's consideration of the rate Increases, Once the public hear ings are concluded, which Dale says he hopes Will be July 22, the BCC will have 55 days to respond to the rate increase request. The BCC operat es as the county utility control board. Sanlando, which serves more Longwood ar'a of Seminole County, approached the BCC in early Jime for the rate hikes. Rates requested by the fIrm are hikes from the present base rate of $3.50 for water to $5 for the mInimum 4,000 ga llons. Water rates for multiple dwellings vould drop under the proposed rate change from mon th. The sewer charge for multiple dwellings would Increase to a flat $8 per month. Sanlandu Executive Vice President William Mustard testified that the rate increases are necessary because of the increased costs of power, materials and labor, over which the company has "no control." Mustard told the BCC that Ella testified to questions by " Attorney Howard Osterman, representing Sanlando, that If the rate hikes are not granted the firm's service to its customers would drop In "quality." Bob Sturm, a resident of the Woodlands SUI)dIVISIolI, which Sanlando services, said that the "Woodlands residents, as a ' $3.5o to $3.33 per month.. during i974 sanlando suffered it whole, are satfafled with the than 2,00U customers In the TAMPA (AP) — Former Sen. Edward Gurney said he Ignored an attorney who suggested that the activities of fund raiser Larry Williams should be investigated because he considered the attorney a chronic complainer. Gurney, 61, testified in his bribery conspiracy trial Tuesday that he did not listen to what attorney Edward Kohrs said were repeated warnings about Williams. The former Republican senator, a member of the Senate Watergate Committee, was scheduled to return to the witness stand today. I, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE FICTITIIP NAME ALTAMONE SPRINGS — chides a building with kitchen, would more than double the determination of the amount Of Is hereby g iven that I am Mayor Norman Floyd was game rooms furnished with city's recreation areas, Floyd additional cash the developers CnQa;ed In business at 349 E. NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that Sanlando. Sprinos Or, Longwood. by virtue of that certain Writ of instructed by city corn- pool tables etc., auditorium said today. He added no city in will extect. Seminole Florida under the Execution Issued out of and ufldc missioners last night to pursue with stage, offices, reading and Florida could match The Bel-Air recreation fictitiousCounty, name at no SIMPSON the seal of the County Court of the possibility of the city's television rooms, a junior size Altamonte's recreation facility is estimated at $1 PFALTY, and that i intend to Orange County, Florida,upota final acquiring a $1 million Olympic swimming pool, facilities per capita if the million in replacement value register said name with the Clerk of judgment rendered In the aforesaid Was COIT" the Circuit Court, Seminole County, court on the 11th day of April, A D recreation center and facilities, exercise rooms and sauna baths acquisition goes through, and construction Florida in eccorrce with the 1975. In that certain case entitled, Floyd said today he will be for both men and women. The cicy property, just under pleted a year ago. Provisions of the Fictitious Name InternatIoMI Business Machines continuing talks with Bel-Air On the grounds of the facility 20 acres in tw' separate but In other business, the City Statutes, To-Wit: Section IS 09 Corporation Plaintiff, vs Medical Directions. Inc.. Defendant, which Homes, developers of Spring are located lighted tennis, abutting parcels, Is located Commission last night gave the Florida Statutes 1957. S B D. Simpson aforesaid Writ of Execution was Oaks subciivislon, on a possible handball, volley ball, practice behind Little Wekiva Estates on 'go" sign to city comptroller Publish June II. 25, July 2.9,197S delivered to me as Sheri ff of trade of nearly 20 acres of city basketball and shuffleboard the north side of the Little Leslie Bentley to acquire a DEO 115 Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following land bounding the Little Wekiva courts, two bail fields, slides Wekiva River. Other Bel-Air 110,000 Bell and Howell ________________ described property owned by River for the recreation facility and rides for tots and property backs up to the city microfilming system, Medical Directions. Inc., said FICTITIOUS NAME located at the entrance of the youngsters and picnic area tracts and extends from there Notic e is hereby given that we are PrOPty being located in Seminol e The commission allocated County, Florida, more particularly plush housing development with cement benches and to Montgomery Road. $5,() out of the current budget engaged in business at Rt I s described as follows: Sanford, (Weklwa River Road) north of SR 436. barbecue grills. The most Important part of and will be appropriating VariouS and assorted oftke furSeminole Counts, Florida under the The recreation facility InAcquisition of the facility Floyd's negotiations will be a in the new fiscal year's budget, fictitious name of WEKIwA niturt and equipment including Got The Businessman Blues?? Shako Emi Refresh Yoursolft residents from using a county- follow on the creation of a taxing district. Also speaking in funded park. municipal lsxhidistrict Is to opposition to the plan was He did say, however, that he allow a straw vote among Dianne Green who said that Residents of the Woodlands would need to research the subdivlsio1 residents on "most people" are not In favor subdivision have been told by matter further. whether they favor the creation of the project. the Seminole County attorney A delegation from the of a special district. Depending that a proposed recreation Wci1añds, on SR 434 near upon 'he outcome cf the straw The request that the special facility for the subdivision igsci, appeared before the vote, the BCC then would district be created was made would be open to the public, Board of County Com- consider an ordinance creating last week by representatives of Woodlands even though taxes to fund the missioners (BCC) yesterday to the district, the Civic facility would be paid only by hear the attorney's opinion on Association, who said they have the subdivision residents. However, more opposition to been working on the project for creation of a special taxing Attorney Tom Freeman said dist rict to provide funds for the creation of the district several years. Bob Sturm It would be a "major problem" developing a 10-acre park with surfaced in yesterday's president of the association, if the facility is made available recreation facilities and also to meeting when one resident Pete Last week presented the BCC only to some members of the provide landscaping and traffic Rove, told the BCC that he with a petition with signatures represented 200 registered of CO per cent of the taxpayers, public. He used the example of controls, Seminole County attempting to Freeman advised the corn- voters In the subdivision who which would be affected by the prohibit Orange County mission that the best route to are opposed to the special district, in support of the plan. 'ii) Coleman's Bar.D.Q W T SANFORD'S AT FINEST Where we do the Cooking and you do the enjoying! L Daily Special Breakfast Specials Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Across From Movietand. 32.9646 li- - OPEN At Eckerd's you know the prescription is right ...and the fill muir thin tti right is price ri-itli:'ri pr- ri;uIirin too! L JULY 4th rJ11 Jru 7T 10 A.M. , - ii - 7 County Approves More Jail Funds Legal Notice Legal Notico -- H" - 'p 4, Approximately $9,000 to the items on a "priority basis." replace jail contents damaged The list Proudfoot presented in the June 9 County Jail Fire to the board yesterday was a was approved last night by the final list of jail contents which Board of County Corn- need to be replaced, he said. He missioners (BCC). presented the board a tentative Approval for the buying of the list the week following the fire, items was made following a but has since Included adrequest for the money by Jail ditlonal items which need to be Administrator George replaced. Proudloot. The county will be Prouxifoot's request hit a snag reimbursed by the Insurance when County yesterday coverage on the jail, Attorney Tom Freeman tried to According to Proudfoot, the a purchase explain money will be used to purchase technicality, which Proudfoot cotton mattresses, mattress admitted he didn't understand. covers, sheets, blankets, Freeman and Proudfoot towels, trousers, shirts, shoes discussed the matter outside and shower curtains. Commission Chairman Sid the meeting room and the BCC Vihlen Jr. said he would in. authorized the money be struct Proudfoot today to transferred from the BCC proceed with the purchase of budget to the Sheriff's budget. , gwood Man In Critical Condition A 22-year-old Longwood man, when Aldridge became ill and Injured In a freak accident last leaned out the right rear winnight on SR-434 at Terry Town dow of the vehicle. Road, Longwood, was listed in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Florida more passengers In the auto transported Hospital South, Orlando, of- and that Be to Aldridge Hospital ficials said. , 138 North, Altamonte Springs, for James C. Aldridge, 22 trø,trv%Dnl fAIl,,,r4,,r, •k oul Mobile Ave., Longwood, cldent. Depu ti es said Aldrldge received head in juries when he leaned from an auto and struck was later transferred to the Orlando hospital for further lighted safety barricades on the treatment. north side f thstbnd lane Of SR-4X according to reports The sheriff's report said filed by sheriff's deputies. Beyer told deputies that the According to the reports, four men were returning ftiom Aldridge was a passenger In a the Orlando sports SU'dlurn via car driven by Earl F. Beyer, 21, SR-434 when the accident ocalso of 138 Mobile Ave., curred just after midnight. A four-year-old Altsmonte g was treated arid released from Florida Hospital North yesterday af te r she drank an undetermined amount of gasoline, deputies today. They identified the child as Jennifer Ann Williams, daughter of Mary D. Williams,, Ungwood. Beyer told officers 191 Ronnie Dr., Altamonte a number of checks stolen from cashed at various area Theft Probed -Wa Sheriff's deputies today were probing the theft of new appliances from five houses under construction in the tirHnn DpI, .hAI,.4.1.s.. aIvwsl a..• 146 was 'booked into county jail Casselberry. yesterday n $10,000 bond on Deputy R.H. Newshutz charges of uttering 10 forged reported that officials of checks and possession of stolen Florida 1nterftopa ,al C., of property. Winter Park, reported Nathaniel Dailey, 77, of 1811 ranges, three range hoods, four W. 15th St., Sanford, was dlrs and four garbage arrested by Sanford Police disposal units were tatcen rrom houses on Grack!e Dr., Sterling detective J.A. Cash. Park. Police said the case involves Deputies said carpeting from am "" the auto was traveling at a speed of 55 to 60 miles an hour Warning From Attorney in Lon Deputi" said the Florida Gurney Says He Ignored By DONNA ESTES school, school board and the Board of The subdivision pathways his clients, 80 per cent of the Adams' "magnanimous HeraldStaff Writer But, plans for similar County Commissioners Nave plan was brought to £ head last Tivoll Court property owners. gesture" has resulted In her safeways within subdviier AI.TAMONTE SPRINGS hi nt,Lhing" to .rur.k' night when Alan TailLs, on He said major effect of the and her family's being Squabbles among neighbors beunthrs Maitland solutions, behalf of Tivoli Court property break-through would be on ostraciud by neighbors. and the threats of lawsuits may Avenue are being held in He added walkways-bicycle owners TalUs said a walkway there LaFloresta said a Tivoli Court. have sounded the death knell abeyance until residents decide paths along Spring Lake Road, propo.'ed plan to break through "They feel Mrs. Adams' act Is could increase the flow of for proposed walkway con- what they want and assure the Orients Road and MaitLend the a1ed-ln subdivision to the benevolent, but they do not traffic, both vehicular and structicn within adjacent city Is not going to be sued. Avenue are a necessity. But, school might end, for all con- want it," Tails said, noting pedestrian, through Tivoli ;liivisions to the new like Mayor Norman Floyi last the proposed paths within corned, in court. Mrs. Mickey Adams was at. Court and LtFIoretn. While Orients School. night, noting the city has been subdivisions :ould only be Admitting property owners of tempting to deed to the city there Is no objection to a walkConstruction is continuing on doing its best to provide safe considered a "convenience," LaFloresta, ncrth of Oranole sufficient easements by her way being built strictly for t bicycle paths along the rights of access to the land-locked school Floyd said, adding, it would not Road, voted to approve the property to permit children to LaFloresta children, he said, way of three city highways to for the elementary children, be legally sound for the city to break-through, Talus said the walk to the school site, its use by outsiders would open give students a sale way of said he resented the city "being attempt to condemn easements action would be an in. Commissioner George up the development to other biking and walking to the new caught In the middle while the for these. fringement upon the rights of Perkins said it appears Mrs. areas. ___________________ Altamonte Seeks Rec Facilities ---------- By MICK LOCHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF Sewer rates for residen tial $180,000 loss due to the cost of Sanlando Utility Service." Sturm is president of th e servicewouldgofroma$3.50— operation and maintenance. $8.80 charge to a flat $12 per Utility Consultant An thony Woodlands Civic Asaoclatlon. or near -.------- Wednesday, .11y 2,19;5—]A FLORIDA Squabbles Develop Over Bicycle Paths — --- Public Could Use Facility County Continues Rate Hike Hearing IN BRIEF ______ --- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July a, 191$ NATION --- ..,; • : _____ Drinks Gasoline two of t?* new houses had been Highway Patrol is investigating Springs. two locations In the city within the accident. A fl-year-old Sanford man the last six weeks and allegedly removed also but was found elsewhere in the subdlvlsion, property apparently where thieves had abandoned the bulky i tems. Projector Stolen In other thef ts 2 and burglaries, Deputy R.J. Harley reported that the office at St. - IAi,.i.,'. ('5..I..,ei,.. T., o......I J .,IMI1I i..j .uwi %X1 .SR-4 near Red Bug Road was entered, ransacked and a $127 slide projector taken. A 12-foot gold and white IL ass boat with six sepower outboard motor, total value $585, was reportedly stolen from the yard at the residence of James H. tAles Sr., Westwood Dr., Lake Brantley Isles, according to a report by deputy R.L O'Dell. E.C. Kennedy t cwtd that hand tools valued at $250 were taken from a garage at his residence on Frances Ave., off _____________________________ SR-427, south of Sanford, - -' - WEATHER Yesterday high 97; overnight Lows In the lower lOs. Easterly low 69; raInfall .28 Inches, winds 10 to 15 mph, decreasing Partly cloudy through inland st night. Rain tomorrow with slight chance of probability 20 per cent through mainly night time showers. tomorrow. Highs in the mid 60s on the Extended Forecasts Friday coasts to the upper 80s inlatd. through Sunday. Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers. ______________________ Highs mostly around 90 and "' lows in t he lOs, MEMORIAL Daytona Beach tidctt, tuIglIs 3:17 a.m., 4 p.m.; lows 9:27 a.m.,l0:14p.m.PorCarvp. ~OUNTRY*CLUB ROADhighs 3' 01 a.m., 3:55 p.m.; 9:25 a.m., 9.56 p.m. ______ ______ ' ----9J - . - - - ~- - TO& - - i - IkaL 9ipeo pervades every asped of our arrangements, :rom the first sympathetjc response to your call, to the final tribute for the dc. parted, ' Eunice 1, Wilson D1ricjrs IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, , 1.4 ANi.) 5: Richard G. Dillenbecy Pibllsh: July 7. 9. 16. 7), 1975 OEP10 F ICTI TIOUS NAME Notice i hereby given that I am ngagen in business at P0. Baa 191, Casselberry. Seminole County- Continued From Page I-A) S Sheriff SemInole County. Florida Publish: June ii. 16. 23, July 7. 1975 CITY OP WINTER SPR INGS, FLORIDA Notice of Public Heariti, 11 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Florida under thi fictitious name of NOTICE IS HEREBY t7lVEN by A ME R I C A N F I N A N C I A I, the Board of ACivs?m,nt of the City RETIREMENT, and that I intend to winter 5n,in Floridathat register said name with the Clerk of Bwd of Adjustment willhold ; the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Public hearing: Florida In accordance with the a) to c011s1er a request for an provisions of the Fictitkiii Name to a CA. NeIghborhood Stitutel, To WI?: Section 16509 Commercial z on ing øistrict seeking F lorida Statutes 1957. to construct a convenience mrkt Ea-;r C. Hurst on the following described property Publish- June 11, II, 25, July 3. 1973 presently lying tithin the municipal DIED 76 limits of tht' City of Winter 3prings, Florida, and more fully described as UNITED STATES DISTRICT follows. to wit All that part of Tract A of the COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF PCSUMIvitOC of Block S and Tract FLORIDA. ORLANDO DIVISION — Case No. 75.113.OrI.Civ.Y — A. Of NORTH ORLANDO SECOND I FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. ADDITION, as recorded in Plat FLORIDA Plaintiff, vs JOHNNIE LEWIS Bock I). Page 16. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, more CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-$06.CA44.D — JONES, el us Defendants In re the Marriage of Particularly described as follow sORDER FOR SERVICE BY JOHNNY H. FELTS. PUBLICATION — On motion a nd Beglnnin at the Northeast c or ner Staley during the recess period. Staley Indicated the jury would meet "most of the day" but would not comment on how many witnesses were expected W appear this afternoon, In past weeks of the jail fire probe the grand jury has been meeting two days a week, usually on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Freeman was kept waiting for some 30 minutes at the outset of this morning's session while Staley apparently con. ferred with the grand jurors behind closed doors. When Staley entered the grand Jury room he was carrying a stack of FlorIda Statute books, a number of tape recordings and a thick manila file folder. The proceedings ere interrupted twice while Staley mst brtcfly outside the Jury room with Jack Fulenwider, chief Investigator for State Atty. Abbott Herring. After the second such conference Fulenwider told newsmen, "They haven't called me, but I'll testify If they do." Fulenwider Is known to have made duplicates of tape affidavit Of plaintiff In the above of said Tract A. the-we North N and enti?ledcausebyKendellwWherry degrees 73'47" West alofigthe North KATHLEEN F. FELTS. its Assistant United States Attorney, line of said Tract A. f'a distance of Respondent, in an action against the øeten- 12500 feet, thence due South 145 60 NOTICE OF ACTION tant(s). Johnnie Li'*i Jones and feet,thencedueEa,t lll9Sfeettoa TO: Kathle,nF Feftswhse place Martha Lee Jonft his wife, and to point of inteqjtlon with the East of residence is UthOWn enforce a lien upon real property line of said Tract A. tperge due You will please take notice that situate in this District and described North along the East line of said there has been filed and Is pending In as follows The South 11' of the Tract A for a distance of 147.10 feet the Circuit Court in and fur Seminole North 106$' of the East 210 of SW s to the point of beginning Containing County, Florldd. an action brought of NE tk of Section 15, Township 21 0 413 acres, more or less by Johnny H Felts seeking i South. Range 31 East Subject to is The present zoning classification dissol',tion of the marriage of said ft easement of West side of Road. of said properly is C I. Neigh Johnny H Felts and Kathleen F. and it appearing to the Court that III LOrhood Commercial, as that fett defendant, Johnnie Lewis Jones ii classifIcation is described in the These presents are to reQuire you not i,*,abitants of nor f ound witr'ln Zoning Ordinances and Regulations infRe your written defenses ivith the the State of Florida and have not of Winter Springs, Florida Clerl, of the above styled Court and voluntarily appeared herein, and 'he Public Hearing w i ll be held in 10 serve a copy the' eol on Petitioner that personal service' upon him is not the CIty Hall, Winter Springs. or his attorney. Gordon V. Practical because his residence and Florida On 11th day of July, 1975, Frederick, Post Office Box I?. *hereabouts are unkiwn. t is at 7 30 p m • or as soon therpl?er pi Sanford, Flor id a. on or before the ORDERED that Johnnie Lewis potsbie, at which time .nt(felled firit day of August, 1715 Should you Jones appear or plead to the corn parties and cltiiens for and against fail to do so a Default may be en plaint herein by th. 11th day of the Proposed request for an cx tered agalns' you and the cause August, 1975. and in default thereof ception to the present toning proceed es parliIII the Court will proceed to the hearing classification will be heard Said WITNESS my hand and official and adjudkatlon of this suit as if P*ariflg may be continued from time seal as Clerk of the above styled Johnnie Lewis Jones had been to time until final action is taken Cc*jrt cn III th day of June, 1575 Served with process in the State of THIS NOTICE Shall be posted ,n (Seal) Florida, but only to the eatynt three (3) public places within the Arthur H fte(kw,th, Jr. provldedfwby Section 1635, Tit:e$, City of Winter Spring,, Florida, at Clerk of the Circui t Couit Un'ted States Code, it Is further the City Hall within the said city. By - Ela i ne R.Charde ORDERED that notice of this order and published in the Evening Deputy Clerk be published by the United States Herald, a newspaer of general Publish - July 7. 9, U 73, 1f75 M4rslsal In a newspaper of general circulation In the City of Winter DEO.IIS circulation In Seminole County, Springs, Florida, one time at ltt Florida. once a week for six (6) fifttin (iS) days rr'nr to the consecuTive weeks, commench"g on aforesaid hearing dati In addition, ,s.jn. II, 1975 DONE AND OR. notice Stall be posted in the area to DERED AT Orlando. Florida. this be considered at least 'itteen (15) 5th day of Jure, 1975 days PriOr to the date of the qutlliC Clerk Pubtiih June 11, IS. July 2. 1. IS, 73. 1975 DEOI16 NEWMAN LIME 7 LIMIT ONE YOUR U -, - -* JOHNSON & JOHNSON 14 OZ AEROSOL - 09 SPRAY .— . . . . . 8 02 a 40 PT LIMIT 1 • S 1 BABY 30 - L_q x: LIMIT '' LIMIT ONE PKG Let the wind :' - - — 14. 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Maple Ave SaMord, Floride 5 -- - SOFT SIDE PLAID " 16 ,it4 'l.',',U1 28QUART ICE 88 I I - - Floe We - SLACK £ 'AFLASH BAR / Si,oroiy I NCL UCIS uL9v FAMOUS S*.&$OS IN ASSOSTlI) SAVE ENERGY City Attorney City of Winter Sprinqj, - - L. - 99 COU*S PIITS AND 5411'. . 11 _____ ',,'i -C SAVE FUEL n BROCK, ESQ 99 r :~5 ;t :, :, SYLVANIA 088 1 (G 1043 kEG 799 1 ;~ f~~._ ~~,:;:~..-1~~:*-~,: 49.0 (. OCt' 'CM -' -. 24 INCH PORTABLE GRILL LADIES BIKINIS I. - . - DAYTIME I - & - / 50 CT. CT ON _13sill _________ BOTTLES TOSSEMS :' - j.71 DISPOSABLE •:. 0°! _ ____ ___ _~ :-. '",- • - 97.., .;-.:~~ .:.~... .I ~ :., % J,.F Be - . I - do ,,) .__ GRASS SHEAR : MOWER I¶ I /4 i<_.! ! BLACK & DECKER : V - RFG W ...,..-.,. __ ~.,-'~ / \(POWER H 1v8 8 ONE RIG i . CHAISE LOUNGE EVENFLO PLASTIC NURSER \ I //' SELF PROPELLED Colortu, vinyl ,tram a', l,itwnV,t .Iu",'I,,jm turn. Defuse ttylsng Folds easily 'Cr $101191 FOLDING ,,,,_ REG 89 i"68 M - S f, Tj',/IN PA FOWING -6 LIMIT ONE Ilu.csaiu.crp. Sao 29Y.' A.t For Sam if fls•vw9 if) LAWN FURNITURE I - .1.1. AIR MATTRESS c'-:. t i'd 29". .~ ' VINYL STRAP 1 LYSOL i ~ - - " I _ - rrl,,IJ T ITt.. : 3 OZ JAR REG 1 49 - 488 ~~. t:.: QIII 1- TEA -- NON TIP BASE t ti" I 200 CT. COTTON SWABS -. COOL a • GALAXY DUTY' PVC CANVAS HEAVY - RUFFLES POTATO CHIPS - - FROM MODEL 2151 ._~.."., 1. ~.:~%, ... . OZ TUBE SHAMPOO LIMIT ONE - -:.. - A Oi !: NESTEA INSTANT FAN 1 __ -- A - - -- 3 SPEED ~" PAMPERS ,/~ A 4 3911, R EG ?, NSTANT SHAVE A, ~ LOSE OSCILLATING —4 \I 0 ,l\,~ w I DON'T ALL T'YPES. LIMIT ONE VO5 HAIR SPRAY @: A n~v recordings oi board of County Commission meetings since January in which Sheriff John Polk's requests for repairs to the county jail were discussed. Fu1enwldr is also known to have obtained copies of the written minutes of those BCC meetings. The minutes aren't public records until they are approved by the commissionera. Apparently some of the minutes of BCC meetings haven't been approved for several months. Sources close to the jury's probe of the fatal fire say they believe that Freeman may be questioned In depth as to why the tape recordings of BCC meetings and the as yet Unapproved written minutes are in conflict at certain points. At least one county commis. abner, Chairman Sid VIhlen Jr., has told newsmen that he is willing to testily before the grand jury lf called. Other commissioners have indicated, sources say, that they expect to be called before the grand jury. This morning the only county commissioner found by reporters In the courthouse was VihIen. He was in a meeting at his office. hearing DATED thiS 36th day of June, 197) 1975, City of Winter Sprig, Ftorda Mary T ,Pforlon, City Clerk 160Z r Petitioner, Dep1y Sanford 1 Ot015 CHIEF JUDGE MORTUARY 1110 Pine Ave. Notice Freeman Heard In Fire Probe • l,certify the foreguing to be a true and correct COPY of the original, Wesley P Thies. Clerk United Stati'i, District Court Middle District of Florida By: Mary Ann Godetl Piekb Since 1955 Ph. 322.5212 sheriff's deputles reported. Legal VILLAGE, and that we intend to desks and thaim waste taskets, register said name with the Clerk of filing cabinets and typewriter, taken the Circuit Court, Seminole County, from the office of the within named Florid a in accorsnc e with the defend ant Med ical Directions. Inc Provis ions of the Fictitious Name at 251 Maitland Avenue, Suite 210, 3tatute5, To-Wit Section 165 09 Altamonte Springs, Florida. - All Florida Statutes 1957 be ing stored at 5 - Russell I Moncrief Adams Transfer & Storage in Sanford, Florida. Additional In. Kathleen K Moncrief Publish ; July 2. L 16, 73 , 1975 formation available from the Civil DEP9 Division of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department, ____ and the unders igned as Sheriff of FICTITIOUS N&ME Seminole County. FIoiida, will at Notice Is hereby given that I am 11;00 A.M. on the 3rd day of July. engaged in ness at 744 Carolton A0. 1973, offer for sate and Sill to Road. Maitland 32751, Semino le the highest bidder, for cash, subject County, Florida under the fictitious to any and all existing l.its. at the name of SUN STATE CONFront (Weit) Dr of the Seminole Yar?#fl( •e,, ,d ''- "-'- ' " " .' ' " ' County Courthouse in Sanford, register said na me with the Clerk Of Florida, the abo'e described per the Circuit Court, Seminole County. sonal property. Florida in accordance w i th the That said sale Is being made to Provisions of the Fictitious Name sa tisfy the terms of said Writ Of StatutM. To Wit : Section 1S.US' Execution. F lo rida Statutes 1957. John C. Polk. - O•,••, ", - -, r -, �----- ,I -- - vi ------—.._-__"__4 s-,..- = -- Eve. 11ing HkmW 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831.9993 Wednesday, July 2, 1975-4A Around u WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE S Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director - li o me Dtlivt.rs : Week. 55 cents; Month, *2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In florida same a home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. 9 E s~]4 Unable To Gather Votes Democrats i i The Clock -;" it - - "I lean towa rd the marines, because of t he sense of tradition, but I want to become Involved In nuclear engineering and that Is a major thing for th e Na vy th ese days," Hamrick said. "I don't rea lly know what I'll do when that day comes." 13o hopes to make th e Navy crew team (rowin g). He excelled at the Sanford Naval Academy and is consider ed a good Irospect for the Midshipmen team, come his sophomore year. But the spo rts end of It Isn't half the reason for e th next four years at the Naval Academy for Hamtick. "The academic opportunities are super great th ere," he said. "The people take an Interest In you right away and that makes a difference." during the involvement in Vietnam. Personall y, I've been looking forward to it for a long time." And so next Mnday -at the bright hour of 5:30 a.m. — civilian George Hamrick ceases and MkLIpman George Hamrick begins. It will be a hecUc day for So. Physical examinatio ns, uniform fi tting, room assignments and the routine of "hurry up and wait" that goes with all military operations will be th e order of the day. But late next Monday, Hamrick, dressed in hL first official Navy uniform, will stand on the Commons of historic Anni'oIis to take the oa th as member of th e United Stat es Navy. "I want to become an engineer. Where can you get the training to be one of the best eng in eers In the world, bitt th e U.S. Navy — or any military branch for that matter?" Hamrick asks. Hamrick will be drilled In the liberal art.,, engineering skills, physical fitness, sports, and all th e oth er college courses that go with a four year university. Somewhere along th e way, So will be faced with another big decision to st:y with th e Navy or enter th e Marine Corps, a mili tary service within a mi li tary service, so seeped with tradition th at only th e best make It. Next week former Sanford Naval Academy athlete George "Bo" Hamrick Jr., sees a dream come true. Young Hamrick becomes a member of the U.S. Navy on July 7 — donning the whites of th e Naval Academy at Annapolis as a "green behind th e ears" freshman, or plebe. I've always wan ted to do," Bo "ft's explained this week as he visited in Sanford, taking a look once more at the place where whatever Navy career he may have began. For So, the military has been a 'Ife he's thought about and planned to enter since grade school. The appointment and acce ptance at the Naval Aca demy jot a step In Ids plans for an adult career. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Geurge B. Hamrick Sr., 547 Lake Howell Rd., Maitland, received recommendations for appointment from Sen. Lawton (]iles, former Sen. Edward Gurney and former U.S. Rep. Bill Gunter, as well as an honor student recommendation from the Sanford Naval Academy. ,.~ into enough votes to override vetoes of legislation which veers too far from what President Ford regards as a responsible course on major economic T e h P. .- .3. I Power Th rea t Re A 4 -. ( H RCOAL urroun ed tter d 61, BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Street fighting In Beirut be. tween religious and political factions tapered off early today, and the Lebanese be gan returnin g to work through streets strewn with war debris and rotting garbage. The police reported more than 250 killed and 1,000 wounded in eight days of guerrilla warfare between leftwing Moslem Palestinians and Ikbanese and right-wing Christian Lebanese. Government security forces patrolled the city in jeeps and armored cars, ordering the private armies and 3rmed gangs to remove roadblocks. Beirut Radio reported that all roads were smre except In the eastern suburbs of Chiyah and Ein Rummaneh, the main combat zones. Scattered shooting was reportcd continuing in Chiyah between Christian militiamen of the Phalange party and leftist Moslems. - V t, 41 . NEW DELHI, India (AP) Prime Minister Indira Gandhi says her government "Is seriously trying for be tter rela tions with the United States" and hopes President Ford will go ahead wi th ptnns for a state visit late this year. Mrs. Gandhi also announced a new economic program in an apparent effort to blun t criticism of her crackdown on her political opponents and the declara tion of a national emergency she ordered last Thursday. "It is very far from th e truth to say that the government of India Is anti-American," Mrs. Gandhi told a group of visiting American teachers on Tuesday. She said she drew personal Inspiration from "the great fighters of American history, fike Jefferson and Uncoln. I admire the dynamism of the American people and their great advances in science and technology." - • . V %9 . - only aggravate the divisions in party ranks which volving readors and fuel processing facilities Buescher cartoon of May 30. shadded into bureaucratic socialism — the have given way to a kind of tenure. The nation I wonder how many got the message. It wo'.ald corporate state. Already the Environmental has accepted him, to be sure, has grown to like drawn press attention and open U.S. are creating the crisis in the majoity leadership. has proval. France is working on deals with seem those three little monkeys See No Evil, Protection Agency has a "turn In your neighbor" him. He does his best, many feel, therefore he Mr. Albert apparently tried to get that point across dimp have rendered program Argentina, Pakistan and South Korea. The Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil shades of Nazi Germany and the has earned h's title. Ford now Is viewed as The in his conciliatory meeting with the freshmen on So1et3 are selling L4bya a reactor. Canada, once most of the nation deaf, dumb and blind, lured by barbed wire societies. President not the unelected President, but Th. June 18. burned ot. Its reactor delivery to India, Is the dulcet tones of peace through detente If you do not protest this to your congreavnan PIeaIdenL Much of this sentiment can be explained as the The free for all developing In the Democrat nonetbeIe Few beard the clank of the tank treads and he controls the pocketbook and therefore Owe ere hustling up new business going to working of the magic of Ford's office. The White feet. Why should they the chunk of marching ? be a clue to the problem with Taiwan and, again, Argentina, Pakistan presidential race may controls the bureaucrat then you are House, as Gene McCarthy says again, Is "a little their eyes in the State Department appantly get that security of a barbed wire society where afflicting congressional Democrats. The party's and South Korea. nation." Nobody since Caesar has been so Internationally supervised see no evil in the exponents of the barbed wire you can feed, breed and do as you are told. Control ideological compass is swinging wildly. There is no elaborately elevated as have U.S. presidents. Do you want security or freedom? lack of would-be leaders, either among presidential safeguards to assure that nations acquiring society placing their bases around the world In McCarthy says the office employs 400 staff nuclear facilities for peaceful purposes do not Somalia, Cienfuegos, Cuba and now South hopefuls or in th e halls of Congress, but there is a was Vietam. weapons dived same to manufacture S.B. "Jim" Crowe members, 100 domestIc servants and other dearth of followers. This kind of wringing out might to Sanfcrd workers, and a transportation fleet of 32 And tie the press speaks not when the voice free supposed be the answu back in 191 help the Democrats find a new footing in national treaty apinst prolifera tionwas concludeci But a for the coming chains of slavery. They are automobiles, 16 jet planes and 16 helicoptem Letters to the editor are always welcome. politics. but in the meantime it is confronting the number of present and potwtia]l nudear powers ,mrapped In On velvet of trade with the enemy of The Army provides an e--timated 65 chauffeurs They should be as brief as pouible and for the President's disposal, the Navy has 90 freedom, the barbed wire societies. notably France, China, India and Brazil nation with a Congress organized and dominated people on duty in the White House mesa and it And the ears In Congress accept what the eyes CoinflIent 00 matters of general interest, by a party so unsure of itself that it cannot meet its have never signed up. And the Vienna-based The letters should deal with Issues and avoid high.canking military men do such chores for Agency, charged and the voice tell them. International Atomic Energy legislative responsibilities. Mr. Ford as looking up speech facts and So the nation is led tobelieve that this way Des personalltles. with overseeing safeguards, has all of 67 in. The editor reserves the right to edit those delivering mimeograph notes. spectora to keep tals on a worki cecurity and fretdorn, so that eventually we Wrapped In this pomp, no dcubt, Krazy Kit TA United States, whose viewpoint Is that become as Gibbons described the people of letters for reasons of space, but will exercise Thyself more Is Q'1"itely not merrier, has reverted to Athens: "When their desire for security became great care that the thrust of the letter Is not lost could be king. Yet Ford has had more than inherited 'Irthplo.nicy with those few countries stronger than thei- desire for freedom they lost In the editing. The malpractice Insurance crisis has made the income of at the top of the near bean In hopes of both security and freedon and never regained We reserve, of course, the right to reject any cumstance In his corner. The press too, oddly, but the attention the average American doctor a public topic, letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or has contributed to the embellishment of his American Medical strengtheningpolicing of burgeoning nuclear either." of the income the has now shifted to person and his status. Solzhenitsyn tried to tell the eyes, ears and slanderous. Association. As delegates were told at the AMA convention in commerce. New York. the organization which often speaks for the medical profession on public issues is operating in tht red. Memrship began falling off in the l96(. T1e AMA now can claim to represent only 56 per cant of the 379,74F physicians In America, and many of those who do belong are not paying their dues. It is no secret that the AMA has lost authority since It stood as To a bulwark of profczlor.al Independence In bdttles over government health programs which it saw as a threat of "noci.ulistd me1uie." Om reason is that the AMA lost the spark of Pres!dent Ferdinarxi Marcos, the Philippines' a congresstvwl witma is unprecedented. '.rbf- motel. Not long afterward, on June 16, he Now he is trying to convince U.S. iw. . resistance to the bureawratic intrusion into the field of strongman, offered a witness a $50,000 bribe the amazing sta' began a received a call from Manila, few months ago wh migration government guarantees of authorities that there Is a place In the came medic'ne. With that lntrusV.on "It was Marcos," Mijares told us. "He United States for a newspaperman on the run financing of health care which dampened the enthusiasm of othff day not to testify on Capitol Hill about Mijares walkti out of Malacanang, the cornipticn and tyranny In the PhilippInes as Marcos' started out by :aUs4 me by my nickname, from totalitarianism. Presidential palace, after three years many doctors for old principles of professionalism. 'iTho.' He iCs ma Tot to ttst.fy, because of The witness, Marcos' former prer; censor confidant and propani1st. Footnote; We have confirmed the details of Prünitivo Mljares, was prepared to tell the By Mijares' accotit t, he simply became what it would i'i Ii h'ii 'New S'clt,ty.' Mijares' story from other competent sources. 10 "I told him 1,1 '/t'A',d be dWcu1t to back out Lloyds Bank of California also confirmed our uncutsored story of the Marcos regliiie to a disgusted with Marcos aid sought asylum In the House International Relations subcommittee. United Stales. An approach was made In May to since I was ,,Xviey under the committee's information about the $60,003 bank depoaTt. We On the eve of his testimony, Mijares received persuade him to come hine. A colcnel In Jurisdiction. 'if.- 'tY. me his assistant would te'J were unable to reach the Philippines ama personai call from Marcos In Manila urging Marcos' presidential guard Romeo Ochoco, me somethlri,, 1 50 they had sony tin fir n,t" bassador for his comment. Then prv/.1d2IItal aide Guillen ' de Vega got him not to testify. Then an aide got on the phone looked up Mijares In San Frsicsco. CRONKITE REPLIES: We reported that the %O%V~11 on the lint, according to Mijiix and offered him the $50000. and begsn National Park Service had opened a rustic chalet Over coffee and doughnuts 'n a 24-hour sçeaktng in a mixture of The money actually was deposited in a San Tagakg tnd panIsh to in the Grand Tetons for CBS's Walter Cronkite restaurant, they talked about book that confuse possible wiretappeis the aide said during the 1974 New Year holiday. Th Francisco kandi of Iioyd.'c Bank of California e cornthe names of Prlinitivo Mijares and Ambasador Mijaes is wrlt1r. about the Marcos die. i50,() would be awailLi.' ?ijares In San mentator and his fanlly, we wrote, had spent a Trinidad Aiconcel, the Philippines' counsel tatorzlilp. He plans to call it, "The Conjuigal Francisco If he didn't testify. But If he went five-day Alpine vacation In this government general. Thus Mijares couldn't withdraw the Dictatorship of Ferdinand and Iznelda' ahead with his testimony, warned the &Lle, It hideaway. The colonel was coothing. "He said 51orcos would be "a declaration of war." . Signedthe $50,100 unt!l the consul general We were reIucfjnt to publish th. st ory, would talk to ins about my complaints," tecalled because we know C'on)dU to be not enfy a great .Mljares uld firm. Two hnue M censor felt * was Mijares not only went ahead with tis Mijares. But the former pr newsman but a lcruyivJouly hc,w, person. teduled take the stand, Pe recehI a call inui (ion Fraser, knew Marco. too well to trust him. testimony but informed rn iticor1t1 Imploring him not to Uiztlfy ani Nevertheless, we 1eI I 'ROuld hue been Im. D.-Minn., of the tribe attempt. Fraser's office The colonel's visit was followed by a serks o to omit Ctri,V, name from our story 1tei'ating that the money v,c,jld he on fland In notified the Justice Department, which Is In- telephone calls from Arnoassador fticoncel, ;.bcut the dlstir/;utA?wa guests who have been ilanthe, If vestig.iting. had heard that MljAres would be ii star witness admitted to th rrv.eged sanctuary, We have confirmed that $50,000 was deposited at Fraser's herrinç,a on tJ.fa.-Phillppines lut the Oi tInte censor, .aving 'enounced his We apecillr,.i l 'Jtt Ltofy that the guests paid — Al— In ft names of both Mijares and Aiconcel In problems. ( ~, itt,way A life, took Vie witt,ess cj~.air and "nonlinal cl~Arges- or f the use of the chalet. at Lloyds Bank of 0662-460-62 The coitsul savings account No. general tried to )A i tZ , ). persuade M'Jwes tcsiillo.cl In t dalI ab Cronkite ioto fraud, corporate felt he had paid a fail tttal. He was l a .4 _____ California. The bank's records show flat not to testify and, when Mijares refused, t', "pull tieft, payoffs, We' , ' jaili'w,s ønd general charged $260 for the week, with the Cronkites Akvncel removed Mijares' name from tb joint the punches." In return, the former cericr was cnnqtInr and their guests doing their own cleaning. . accowt on J'aiw 15, the day after Mijares promised that Manil.'i would "help" hlui. Ia4 all t&oi cthnos right at the door Cronkite also stressed he )'' nn i he flew to W3Jhington, nevertivless, to ci Ma' testified. uu fami'y and his cm.frn, YVn dIt ti.Lt the trk Service was openlii the Foraft*adcie?at*ernttobr1be t yandceedsntoadowntonWasbIngtn Jarr . - sii hünseil Ut his testimony. retrtal. for his special use. # 6 - - 111 JUI.Yl,lflS ADMISSION Bribe Capitol Witness . , n:-- : rrJffJ'Tr7 1. ,• •,. ,, .. ___ Sanford: Agnes Burnsed Phillip Dixon LolsDors Beverly Forrest Ulile James Bnl tt e — BOX OF 170 W 1 Of . S E iuc 7 F1 - I '.'\ ,.,,,,:*IN . WAGON ' David k. Clinton E. Davidson, DeBary John H. Geerts, DeBary A 1400 W. First St. James D. Monti, Deltona Helen M. 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I; .-•, ? ~ \ 00 'f ..// ~ . 1\ AS . 40 / I X; 0 -. . AMA, Heal (•:::. ;1 I \ t ' - 'c" Ll$ I 10 . - -r . oo , - Marcos Tried I .* W-01 1~-.~~: 110 LIMI T LIMIT 1 . `I - 11 rwl ('• ______ , - - ______ 11109 a. 4r, LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 July2 JULY JULY Seminole Singles, 7:30 p.m., Allday celebration at Fort Astrological Research Guild, Stepping Stones Center, across Mellon Park topped off with a Inc., will meet at the Starlight . * from Sunland Estates on 17-fl. fireworks display at night. Ranch Mobile Home Trailer r m 8PM Alcoholics Anonymous (Opet-Speaker) 1201 W. First "crttyfl0to St. 6 p.m., Blair McGarvey, (closed) l)l W. First St. / lilLY 4 coordinator. Maranathe Pentecostal 2 P.M. AIc'holics Anon ous JULY 8 Church will present "A Thief in (Women) l)l Initial meeting of the 206 F the Night" at 7:30 p.m., In Areawide Planning Advisory Car Wash, U.S. Rank, San. Committee Westalde Recreation Center. notice and Admission free. Free tran. ford Plaza, sponsored by Grace preliminary agenda at sportation by calling 323-2679 or United Methodist Youth, 10 Altamonte Springs Municipal :. a.m.-5 pIn. Civic Center 322-3746 10:30 a.m. - - I i r J _- - i I 71 . - - I CALENDAR - - RIQUM ~ 4 ' - ~ I tians. Syria, which supplies weapons and other support to BOX the Palestinian guerrillas, OF 22 might Intervene. The balanced Moslem-ChrIs- 4 I tian facade would be destroyed. * Lebanon, a quasi-neutral In the . Arab-Israeli conflict, would probably be swung Into the anti. 0 Israel Camp. That could mean Israeli ation. me w hole Arab East would be In an uproar. Another round of the Arab-Israeli war would be just about inevitable, with all its dire consequences in " . Letter To The Editor ~ 6 6 1 -$ I 11 1. __., ._... . r -_ . ~ WASHN DRI Gandhi Wants Ford To Visit . . (I ` ' n her into an unequal military , W O clash with Israel. Guerrifla use of I,ebanon as a base for attacks on Israel and Israeli retaliat.ion raise the prospect of steady escalation The dangers of a permanent state of turbulence are manifold. If recurrent urban guerrilla warfare should become al. TOWELLETTESM lou t civil war, the Moslems N A, . 11 ~ Since 1948, Arab-Israeli hwitility has been the foundat.lon of Lebanon's woe. Camps on Lebanese soil shelter some 300,lestinirn refugees. Phalange rty " made up mostly of Marunite Christians and drawing support from the middle class, has a heavily armed private army of about 6,000 men drilled in urban guerrilla warfare. Many Christians see the Palestinians as a state within a state, eroding Lebanon's sover- Street Fighting Tapers Off,000 Le anose Return To Work - - ICE CREAM A IN BRIEF . 40 - : E I WO RLD . - E BRIQUETS a . I . stores - ... I . OF EN I IPRESCRI .., JULY ION .i'VA PRICESI M . - 6 INSCOUNT _______ President . II ' %~% #_, , I I.'L1 A' A Analysis TOM TIEDE and energy issues. This should give Mr. Ford some satisfaction. On the other hand, neither the President nor the American people can find much By Gli l vis ted . 4 comfort in signs that th e lack of discipline and cohesion within the majority party wil l make th e it is Ironic that the Rosenberg case is being Former senator Eugeere McCarthy suggests plaguing the nation resurrected as a public issue at precisely the 94th Congress action-proof the White House rose garden be plowed over and with a 'do-nothing" legislative body at a time when time that the nuclear threat Is causing more cabbage be planted. Presidents tend to swell In world anxiety than It has In a decade or so. there is so much to be done. importance surrounded by elegance, he ex. The Issue In the trial of Julius and Ethel It now appears that a $1.35 billion housing bill is plains, while men seen among cabbage plants Democrats Rooenberg Was, of course, whether they ha .1 the next candidate for a veto. So many might be viewed some what more honestly. the atomic bomb to the delivered the "secret" of share Mr. Ford's lack of enthusiasm for it McCarthy does not single out Gerald Ford in this Soviet Union. because it goes overboard with costly subsidies thesis, but he might. Humble Jerry, the acThe problem today is that there is no "secret" cidental leader Is being seen, largely because of that the veto probably would be sustained. While to nuclear capability. It Is there for the the awe of his office, less and less for what he is: this would be a victory for the cause of prudent development, or purchase, by those nat!ons humble Jerry, the accidental leader. budgeting, it raises the question of whether which have the nece'ary Industrial, Intellectual To some degree, surely, Ford himself is Congress can find the will and the way to pass a and-or financial resources. CO ns 11118 all those doomsday warnings of reponslble for the burial of his origins. He has less spendthrift housing bill which might fill a unrestricted proliferation sack in the '5, It is performed his appointed Presidential duties with national need and which Mr. Ford could sign. longthe amazinghow nuclear monopoly of a unsurprising Integrity but altogether refreshing & The record is discouraging. Disagreeing with gip of more or less cooperative sma Intelligence. He has learned quickly, he has Mr. Ford's approach to the energy crisis, Congress gonnunts has been maintained. chosen capable not brilliant associates. And ':' Signs have been multiplying, however, that has been unable to agree on an approach bearing most to his credit he has served almost a year . .. its own stamp. Faced with Mr. Ford's veto of a dam nay be about to break. And the pressure is without once submitting to the temptations of . projecting for sympathy the White House cliche strip mining bill late last year, the new Congress '°' as once feared, coming from power politics. '' b,'OflOZflIC. of "Awesome Burden." ignored the President's objections and passed an It's A*pract1calityofnuc1earpowerhasthcresed . almost identical one. The inevitable veto was In recent years, helped along lately by the Yet good performance, In this case, Is being sustained, leaving a vacuum in this area of energy political manipulation of world sii supplies, stretched on many fronts Into something more ___ _______ than that. Ford never talks of his appointed policy. Veto confrontations can only be con- export of nuclear technology has become an the heavyweight champion of the world!" corner. 'In this status anymore. Aides are Increasingly acting as structive if they lead to compromise on issues that increasingly profitable business for those If the adinlnlstratlom has a constituency, even a gamt early. who got Into the nations need to be resolved, mandate. And where once the Pres&nt's close The trouble is that nuclear power technology Seasond Democrats know this, but the big friends openly discussed the morality of an really be separated from nuclear weapons class of freshman liberal Democrats who rode into unelected president using the powers of incapability, as demcnstrated Congress last year apparently do not. They cumbency In a campaign for that office, the with Canada's unwitting aid, became the engineered engineered the unseating of three strong corn- saUl nation to explode a nuclear device. tongue just a few days ago. It remains to be sm subject is now dismissed as a topic of relevancy mittee chairmen through their power in the House If othm diom to follow the Indian lead, the Barbed Wire Sr'ciety whether the nation heard what he said, which by fact that "Mr. Ford can't help being in that Democratic Caucus, and are now fixing their sightL* mushroom cloud could appear next in any of a was In content if not In words that freedom pickle." So It Is, then, at the White House and Never have I seen a 10,000 word editorial Is not free. on veteran Speaker Carl Albert. However, number of countries busily Importing nuclear We are already slowly but surey being elsewhere, the realities of Jerry Ford's position challenging another powerful senior figure would know-how. A Brazilian-West German deal In- compressed Into such a small space as the ,. I Safeguard your Health and your Budget with SuperRx WILLIAM L RYAN the very existence of Lebanon AP Special Corresponden as a sovereign state is tit stake Lebanon's political schizoph' 4TH unless the new "government orenia, which has produced reconciliation" can pull i't dru fratricidal strife three times together. ____________________________________________________________ .. IM this yeRr. could menace the The background: ;~Z I I I order. A painful squeeze from the % who!e peaceseeking process in to restore Lebanon, ancient " of the It — ONE REASON WHY WE FILL the Middle East with calaml. late Gamal Abdel Nasser's Phoenicians, has been &6400'. ,Jf .i• mdcOVER 52,000 P(rESCRIPTIONS A DAY! touson'equence for the indus. Egypt on one side and allied pendent only three de cades. It • . k'1iII'aj j '1J'J; — trial West. Syria on the other to force existed as an entity by acceptThe fighting between Mos- Lebanon Into the Nasser camp Ing a fiction PHONE 3228270 Wt AIS1141 rwm'C.HT TO LINT ou&rnr'(s that the popu. PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. JULY 5. 1975 lem.Arab extremists and right- provoked the 1958 crisis. This latlon of 3 million was divide I 1st ChristIans has raised the time the crisis Is more of an precisely half and half so th:i possibility of civil war. That internal one, though the volatile power could be shared by Mo.— could produce widespread tu. Libyan regime may be aiding lems and Christians equally. 9" WHITE mult not unlike the situation In the Arab extremists. BORDEN'S ELSIE The president must be ChrisA 1968, when President Eisen. COPP RMN In any case, the situation is tian, the premier Moslem, the 'ower landed American troops deadly dangerous. Some feel cabinet divided. SUNTAN LOTION The army of 15,000, its officers mainly Christian, has PACK OF 80 ---'i 4-01 SIZE /2 GALLON ROUNDS its function as preserving 5t ' 10-LB. BAG . But Lebanon has a R o private armies. T: -1 . day they gready outnumber the Arrival Sunday night will be just In time for a meal and eight hours sle"p. Then at 5:30 a.m., Monday, George Hamrick puts his civvies away for eight years and perhaps a lifetime. -Glean McCu land S i Wednesday, July 2,197"A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - N. N - By triiuiLiunai uaiance of power UCLWVVLI we DON GRAFF - Strife In Lebanon 'Could Menace Peace Hamrick lives in south Seminole, almost In Maitland. He will leave th is weekend for Maryland with Doug Price and Jack Eggleston, Winter Park High graduates who are academy appointees. - legislative and executive branches of the government. Six months of experience with the 94th Congress has dispelled that fear while at the same time raising a new one. Th e Democrats repeatedly have failed to translate their two to one congressional majority - "Mt guys don't think about a branch of the service as a career anymore," he said. "We've gottcn away from that, much of the change coming The big gains siored by Democrats in last fall's congressional elections raised the fear that a the - Congress might endanger .--,-_,c --- .---- PRINTS FROM A SLIDE TWJPcNTS FROM ASI."4GLE SLIDE PRICE COUPON 55 EACH , I'll ": - ___, ..J, LIMIT 1 ( 2 110SIZE) • EXPIREs JulY , , EX PIRES , F , v5 �•.:.. • - ____________________________________________________________________ • - •--- - - - - Green Thumb Planting Method Is _____ - - - •• -- -• ---: - • -•• • • • -- Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Wed nesday, .Iuty2,IflA - NEW WOMEN An Idea is like a plant. If you give It the proper crvironment, climate and care it can thrive and blossom. A little over a month ago the Green Thumb Plant Party just such but week., it has taken Central Florida and Is climbing toward success as fast as ivy up an Idea '- in only are cash each party neither Is bogged down wi th time amin order preparations. "Out of the original 30 parties we got 50 new bookings and 30 more people 3- - .• root 7 i and carry at __ uu • r_- It was almost by accident ftt the specialized mode of marketing came up in conversation over dinner at the Ikngwood. Their guest for the evening was Bob Lareau, vice ford of Texas of which the Green Thumb Corporation is a president sales for the Green Thumb Corporation m Apopka Some it, months ago, Green Thumb Corp acquired cI1v righ ts In the U.S. to a Sw iss devekped system division, visited the area When he saw the response and thustasm, he finalized the plan and as Aug 1 the whtchuptothlspolnthasbeena pI'ot, tii "takeoff Baru. Tentative plans call or Askew New/yweds Honored -)- \..%_ ford R A4 putting ". U polyester Luwasa plants grow Florida the Atlanta and New Orlea ns markets and then without soil much water, too much food," S8)'S ultimately nationwide. Green A special indicator on each Thumb, which is the largest Baru. It's vrry difficult tc planting 5h0W3 grower and wholesaler of container wa tr usuaiY CCTY 1 the U.S. already has 16 growing 2-4 p.m. following the couple's reception. The Lridegroom ., eight years, Green Thumb 11* Luwasa Plantsystem was days, facilities and 19 distribution marriage in Norfolk on May 30. the son of Eugene Askew of surve)ed interest by running an developed on the scientific So it was Etty, who loves points. There are eight growing Hosted by the bride's mother, Norfolk, Va. and the late Mrs. advertisement in a leading home and gardening magazine, principle that if you take away people, plants, parties and facilities in Florida alone. Mrs. Irma Neal. 11 W Lois Clark. me The response was over- the dirt, you eliminate most of challenges who mentioned it at But no one was quite held during the bridalcouple's where the bridegroom is a Civil whelming, but with few ex- the problems. Most people don't dinner that night. From there prepared for such demanding hone%moon trip to Florida. ceptions, orders were ac- realize that plants do not live things tauved swiftly. Together, response. Now that the idea has Service employe. companied by letters and and thrive From the soil, but Baru and Lareau quietly taien root, It's growth has to be At the &nford reception, questions from housewives from the ingredients contained prepared a display In the s:unted for abouta month while friends and family were re conference room and Invited Green Thumb gets ready to garding the new method says in the soil, reunited with the bride and had Luwasa does not use soil. the executive staff to stare handle this fast growing V r A . '1 dl the opportunity to meet her J B Instead it utilizes a combination thoughts. The plan was then 3eed Ung. bridegrooriL floating hostesses munications and training for of three exclusive ingredients: presented to Green Thumb Until August, all parties have Green Thumb, Demonstrated or afternoon were Mrs. Leave ittoah,sew with a (1) a specially designed con- president, Robert Stutzman ceased while new divisions are that keeps plants at the who liked the Idea and gave the organized to handle the details The Walkin Shaw Marshal J.N. Wilson of Titusville, aunt brown thumb Jes's wife Etty — Art School will give a free of the tilde and Mrs. P.E. to recognize t he potential of proper moisture level; (2) in green light. of training, literature, Etty gathered together four distribution and many more demonstration of Alkido and Parson of Cocw Beach, cousin roduct as a natural for home- place of soil. plants are sW the bride. Taking charge of art marketing.It would ported by clay pebbles that of her friends - Sue Fisher and plants are acclimated Kung Fu, theancient ci the have gone through a special Debbie Brooks of tm*wood system. art of self defense on July 12 at the bride's book were Mrs. A P provide a treans for answ 3, 4, 5 and 6:30 p.m., In the A. Mathews of Titusville, aunt these baking treatment and are and Glorida Brenner and Bob Lareau will head up ions. of th e ide and Miss Beckyquest br called 'living stones' (3) the Jackie Costolos of Orlando. new division Win ter Park Mall. Neal of SAflford 51Ste Of The Green Thumb Luwasa Luwasa Liquid Fertilizer which They called their friends and In addition to j i,g ,gJ1.i Cool Yourself art, Kung Fu is also an art of bride. 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Th e1ctlm should lie flat -- a 1 Pkg. 5 r • DEAR CONCERNED: I Euler, senior card1oascular sw'geun at the Cleveland €ic. ,, (ore 11 41 1 CONCERNED IN N.O. consulted one of the world's foremost authorities, Donald EL _______ a a leaving the works tohla second • - with CO Jul6 0 3 thru 6, 1975. 6' Wedgwood died in 1795, SALE : Gentra I virtually displaced earlier, heavier forms of potwy and wws marketed around the world CLEARANCE , ware - Miss Breck HAIR SPRAY U 1 LimIt would make his name famous. Cream ware, light bdf In color, was perfected by 170 so that It could be produced In quantities large enough to meet a demanding market. From that Ume it was propetrly known its "Queen's ware" and Wedgwood was designated "Potter to the Queen." Although the cream FACHI heart -attack victim until professional help arrives. I am sure many lives coeld be saved. I f W - ___________ lI - i 8 107 "h coup " 6 91 thru July) About a year later he became a partner with Thomas Whieldon who shared his curiousity and love of ex. periment. The invention of a — • maims Wanting to continue his experlments he suggested a partnership with Thomas but it was refused. Josiah then en- green glaze brought about his first success the famous e and cauliflower tea sets. In 1759 Josiah ventured out on tiia own, beginning experiments resulting In cream ware which a • N N n Rog. 0 • Harrison, turning out knife handles and buttons. I _ IsuIII __________ Ea tered partnership with John I New in ihe ____ a 10 LB BAG 1 very early age. illness at 11 forced him to give up his work as a throwee and his attention was drawn to modeling and mold making which gave him - ^J - ______ 0 his brothier Thomas at the churthd Works, becoming his brother's apprentice at a No harsh fumes allon toxic aSafe 'Easy on hands , ,,, ' 6 1975 'u— ! aii ie children and went to work for •:-• EE CLEANING PAD * FREE FILM OFFER survived more than two turics. At the opening of the Wedgwood Museum In 1 63 it was sal that "Josiah Wedgwood was the greatest man who ever, In any age or any country, applied hirnmlfto the important work of art wi th Industry." He was the youngest of 13 A,, / SItuations on highways where they could be of very real help. T'his Is not'Inhumanity' on the 11v A131GAII. VAN 11IL'Itf-A part of the doctors; it stems from the bitter experien.-es of Ahose emergency seemed to know what to do. The Hiles. people Ignore the cries of fellow man — but he can! In many poor man hasn't regained victims who might be saved some stalm legal action has treatment has had serious legal consciousness yet, and it's from homocide, rape or even been taken against people who reVercuulonL We live In a doubl.ful that he will. violent death. In the cue you have administered first aid at strange society! Abby, I took first aid In school mention. It Is likely that one or the scene of an accident. Very truly yours. and was taught what to do for more com petent I)ONAWB.EFFWiMD. ple stood "in a number of states, the bet stings and poison ivy, but I by when irir °eeniIon scalled 'good sarn:ritan law' esn't remember learning how might have saved a life. has been passed to prevent to administer first aid to a "It'i fflfffcult for the average %ictim of a heart attack. It citizen to belie% e 0"t he can get - CHARCOAL complishment for the potter, Josiah Wedgwood. But It Is not for this that Ids name has As it cleans, Green Magic lays down an invisible silicone ,, I I 5-gr. Wcx1hmore ith coupon 2 artists who ranged the Bish for If mediately. boit it took them 20 minutes to arrive. Meanwhile. about 30 people stood around, but nobody ____ view of I COUPON I.$,,$ 10 C4**II . nce the year 101 - ew the homes, castles and abbeys of England. In all there mail"" Mi II II * onsumer Lea ers Jul 1 e_•_ service * taking legal action against people who try to help others. In my own profession, Ills common practice for doctors to drive away from emergency , • II a a a a Each of these plem was you 're _______ Bottle 100 0a ASPIRIN I 0a . ill 3 i A0,J ih ear f Our ______ • torri ' from an ev DEAR ABBY: Yesterday, a man hel a heart attack at the hell perk. The only member of his family present wes his small son. The police and 7, #')j WORLD BUT— received a -- - You Can Help Heart Attack Victims WHERE IN THE A With coupon July thru By JEAN BARNES e He raldServices In 1774 Empress Catharine Russia 952-piece dinner and dessert WhlCh3hetladordered -- . of Sanford Inc Ph 322.8321 too N. Maple Ave. - of ESTIMATES SOUTHERN AIR _________ 20=OUNCE LISTERINE. 0 5 8 3 79 ; 6 975 i M I— l -_ • FREE you d I II ________________________________________________________________________________________________ iaiaa ________________ ._•9S To Fame I - to caring for beautiful indoor Fresh plants am delivered to which originated in Central and Ted Conway. The Green Thumb laboratory Asia some fifty centuries ago. The bride's table was plants. "Overnight, every has had success acclimating all the home of each hostess prior Aikido dates back in history decorated with white and housewife can have a green varieties of houseplants to the to her party. They are set up for new system.That is, each plant display around the room. In to about A.D. where It Is yellow flowers and a three. thumb," says Baru. That's quite a promise when after leaving Its soil bed must addition to viewing the wide said to have been founded by tiered fountain cake. consider that plants are one develop n new water root variety of plants and conPrince Sadazuni. Many of the Out of town guests came from techniques were said to have Sarasota, Melbourne of the most "in" of fashions system. Throtigh cripillary tainers, guests are treated to a been developed by watching a Kissimmee, Cocoa Beach, today. Unfortunately, "the action, the roots reach down short course on gardening by spider skillfully trap large Indlalantic, Titusville, average pe rson frequently kills and absorb as much wa ter as the Green Thumb representative along with a demon. inseC43 In Its web. Lake Mary and Newport. N.C. a plant with overloving - too the plant needs. ________________________ t 1 7 _____ ItI 1440 4— area to Woman's Club on June 14 from white orchid corsage for the success thrcughout Europe for determine just what's right for exactly when and how much to tropical and foliage plants in St., Sanford, the reception was make their home in Norfolk f ----- panding from the Central plants though they have enjoyed with 7// fore:- growing was held at the Sanford v- project, of (from left) Sydelle Schick, sr. vice commander; Doris Heikki en, Jr. vice commander; Eva Moore, chaplain; Joyce Fogle, adjutut; Florence Williamii, post commapder; lAulse I.Andress, commander; Adellne Smith, treourer; Millie Garner, Nancy Lappano and Enid Mania, executive board members; Rose Plumley, sgL at &=.Trophies and citations awarded the'unIt at the state convention were on display and the past commander presented certificates of award and appreciation to especially active members. lei ez of growing indoor plants. the and After I Sa n th eir specialized A reception for Mr. and Mrs. Susan Neal of Sanford. She system through the rigors of James Askew of Norfolk, Va. ware a formal length gown of their testing laboratories, even In a ceremony held Sundayq MS-76 of ficers In Seminole Unit 30, D.A.V. Auxiliary were Installed by Installing officer Dorothy Hilla, State of Florida Jr. vice commander at large. Those Wstalled were lot board and president of Strat- fr- D.A.V. Auxi liaryInstalls New Off icers effecliveiv who want to be party managers," says Baru. Recently the chairman of the 1 home of Mr. and Mrs. Jes Baru, __ __ she j a wall. James SURN stration on acclimating houseplants to the Luwasa Plantsystem. Party managers earn a percentage from the sale of the plants. Unlike other party businesses she Is not required to make any Investment except time Since most of her sales By JAN 51ONAIIAN Herald Staff Writer Mr. and Mrs. MAGIG C eans I a MEN 0 90111 PON V Great Scoop For 'Brown Thumbs," Wednesday, July 2,1'7S Evening Herald, San!ord, Fl. - - -• 109 $3.47 • . Reg. $1.24 NO-PEST STRIP BEACH TOWEL 2 32i60 and 34i64 quality 8 irreguIor Her. enly .,, j59 flies and mciso A buy quitoes inoors Xits I.a.sa..r'usa.amaauaaa.il - �- $A —Evening I.ra id, Sanford, Fl. - — ._' jj i-.---- Wednesday, July 2,1p75 Evening I • 13(]Ker I • izzies uayiona DAYTONA BEACH (AP) — [s4zdty llakec has determined murslay. his sights on the pole posi tion for the July 4 Baker, 34, of Charlotte, N.C., finished In a dead Firecracker 400 stock car race after a practice heat for third with Cale Yarborough in last year's coeed of 184.892 miles per hour at Day tona InFirecracker. He pushed his 1974 Ford to about two ter-national Speedway. miles an hour faster Tuesday than defending Baker's speed Tiesday on the 2.5 mile trioval champion David Pearson. made him the favorite In runs scheduled today to Pearson, who ni pped Rlchcrd Petty last year for determine the first ) spots in the 40-car field. The his third straight Firecracker title, record ed a rest of th e field in the $127,375 race is to be speed of 182.141 mph in a 1973 Mercury. I - 1111% rack I Petty, who has finished a frustrated seco nd in th e race for four straight years, was clocked at 179.515 mph in a Dodge. Pearson, who holda th e National Association For Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) record for 32 victories on super speedways, won th e pole position last year with 180.759 mph. Petty, a five-time winner of the Daytona 500 held here in February, goes into the race $27,347 short In • - - % Kun of $2 million in career earnings. HIs 111 career victories, 28 on super speedways, is a NASCAR record. Other top practice times Tuesday for the event were turned in by Darrell Waltrip, 181.943 In a Chevrolet, and 181-plus mph efforts by Donnie Alilson, Lennie Pond and Benny Parsons In Chevrolets and Da vid Marcia In a Dodge. Parsons was the surprise victor of the Daytona Boosts I Conners WIMBLEDON, Engla nd (AP) Fiery llie Nastase is no longer competing at Wimbledon this year, but he may be a prime why Jimmy Connors Is the odds-on favorite to re his singles' ti tle any sor t of tactics. vetera ns Arth ur Ashe, 31, from Miami, Connors, 22, powered his way past and 30-year-old Australian Tony Roche. Mexico's stylish Raul Ramirez 6-4, 8.6, 6-2 Ashe beat Sweden's Bjorn Borg Tuesday, making some mistakes but 6, 6-1 Tuesday, with Borg complaining playing what he described as'really tough later of a groin injury. Roche reached the here, tennis" when he needed to. semis by outlasting Tom Okker of The Connors has reached the semifinals The defending champion is one of three Ne therlands, 2-6,91,2-6,6-4,62. wi thout dropping a set and says he owes American snlfinal1sts who will play on The top two American women of the past uch of that success to the controversial, Thursday. He'd face fellow leftimrider 15 years -BiWe Jean King of San Mateo, temperamental Romanian, an early Roscoe Tanner of Lookout Mountain, Calif, and defending champion Chris casualty in this year's competition. Tenn., who sur1ved a testing five-set Evert of Fort La uderdal e, Flu. — meet In a - reason tain wmh~ with Nastase, his close dali) practice Argentina to win 6-4, 5-7, 6-8, 6-2, 6-2 friend and doubles partner. "Every day he The other women semifinalists are Tanner relied on his big serve to ace Vilas Australians Margaret Court and Evonne 23 times. Goolagong Cawley. All four are former The other men's semifM is between Wimbledon champions. a}s different, said Connors, explaining why he's able to sharpen his game against -I Do H*lt (' Brewers i h ten Race Iclub," said Dodger Manager ers, throwing four pitches dan- Walt Alston, whose team lost Its sixth game in "but I sure hate to low Joe Ferguson for eight weeks" Ferguson, the muscled a Angeles catcher w was one the main event sluggers j ry. oyciose to Crawford. — After the Id3t one 4UU05t hit 5 ribs, Crawford dormed out to the mound and blasted Greif off his feet with some hard p11Ththea. Then Ferguson and others jumped Into the fray. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The C*loles outsiugged the Red Sax 10- 6 whil e the Brewers were defeating the Yankees 6-3 Tuesday night f urther tight- Cardinals $, Pblules eight!AnnLrig bout at Dodger Stadium suffered a ft,ictui ' B3ke McBride drove in three ening the race in the American League's East DivWon. The Red wr ist as'a result of the blood, 'ro runs with a pair of singles and Sax lead the Brewers and Yankees by one game, with the C The fight apparently dern- Fiagler Delays I League Baseball C Amtrican League F1 Boston i I O&klarwd Kanms '' "" , 4" 9,2 21 45 .3" 13 wtst AS — City A) 3S .539 6 9I—— 1 at York (Matlock 9S), (n) (F ibm Cm M S 5). mi 105 AV'Ot'fS . " Chi San Diego Al 24 .5417 " Cleveland Detroit treal (Rogers 05 PcI. L. 4132.562 PA1IVd&UkC* S W : rnall 'TNO7, (Ellis 1) 3$) a, ThvrWay's ChIcago at New York °" pjfl.,ggp St. Louis at PhUdelphis. (n) Cincinnati at San Diego. (n) San Francitco at Los AMe Orly gamei %che-luted ii so 3a 44 450 iS Miriwiota California Tuesday's Results Wifornia 42. _____ is? gsrne 10 irrings MiIwauke'S American League ,, Oaktano tO. C hicago i CBAIP ( i',., Texas 3, Kansas City 4 Mil*uke* (Castro 31 a? 7. ft n) New era R.J;ckwn. Oak. 45 York • .9) (Medth RUNS SATTEtI IN-Lynn. asn. 54; Hwlon. at cc G Scott, M11. 54. 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Sal 175. 706. M . TuesdayIntheflrstguneofthe MondaytodropRotary. Randy Cal, best-oi-Wie game playoff for Harvey slamnsed a double and SIRIKEOUTS- Ryan. the Sanford Junior Baseball single, and Marty Roberts 12S. Tanana. Col. III National League Le1-iguechsmpionship. poked two singles for Elks. PUNS—U,pm. LA. $4, ilan. CIO. SS. GRADE 'A' F R ES H FULL CUT ') - __ , _: ____ DELMONICO STEAK __________________________________________ - - 4 - ________________ agent.McCarverwasreleasedlastweekby theBoaton Red Sox. / . - ' - . McCarver I 0 O.M.-S P.M. Shop now I .Z'N I RJ5Ck5n 5pm at the Sanford Naval sparkling mound effort, Academy fWd, which is located StoWi4 Rotary on am ML He behind Ifie Sanford M=Oriial whiffed 12 Pid walked dgk Stadiwn. 31 40 .437 *3 Montresl In another game Monday, CIn. M Lu:kflki. Phi. Wet? HITS—Cash, PhI, 10$; Mad Elks Won the first s1f by Moose downed KIWIZLII 104 cirlcwsratl so 71 "I — Wk. Chi. Ift. defest.ing RoWy 74 Monday. Jim EdmwAs paced Moon " c. . ; The turns were tied with 7-3 with Wee singles aW a triple. 11 It 494 111,j Post, Cin, 24 S franc-I Sco 37 A l7l 13 TRIPLES C'm. S. records. Moose won the second Joe Srr'Ith sZTla&'Ied a home run Oco .tIjn? 471 t - Gross. tIm. 7. R Mtt(gtt, Mm 37 hall with n 8-1 slate, and single, and Pat Johnson 53 74 23' Ttaetdays RetwUs EI exploled f or W'fl tUna clobbei,.4 a triple. RUUS---Lu:isti. Phi, I-tOME ln the towth Inning to knock f 20; Bench. Cm , il St Louis A. PfliIadeta 5 BASES—Moegan. Moose l)uane Lee blasted a STO'EN Cu'srinna?i S. tOVSIO T. IS in _. triple and Gred Liggons Moose it lie 9" 11P17c"INci crackedadoubleforElk. $0 n. Mrnenth. A. 174. 5 PhiIphia .- . OPEN JULY 4 - '• - - -- 11P . - . i - 160- 73) MOveitck 170-731, Mustang I cyl 168-73) Vega 17141). Cal, 7. Cal. 43, C.WA%h.nqtn, ook. California at MinneWs ti rniiiieS i9fl Reg 14 99 Fill most Camara chowy 11, ?3 Chevelli1cyI(.l 6:) Nova full site Chevy 6.cyl 16S."), 00d9f. U trOut (Walker 25) (n) . ____ Mark Wiley, a 27-year-old rookie, gained his first major league victory byscatterg eight h1tsIii Use nightcap whjleRod Carew drove In rive runs and Steve Braun and Steve Brr homered for Mlnnesota. The Angelsto( k the openeronaloth. inning homer by M Rodriguez. : -1. - . RUNS— Lynn, Bin. S2; Yastr, • " . Boston lot September. He has a lifetime average of .VI. any — - .#ui SPECIAL cheering fans at the Olympic stadium here. Oakland snapped the White Sax' nine-game winning streak, longest the this Rangers 5. Royals I Mike Ciibbage homered and Mike Hargrove and Jim sundberg rapped out three hits apiece for Texas. Ferguson Jenkins gotthewindespltethreehomenmsbyiohnMayben-yandone byHarmonKillebrew. Leaders Ral!irnoTv 10. Boston 6 , II sormthing of a cross between a rel.igion and an obsession to the people of this town of 13,000. ug S . • _____ n--- fleet - It is a totallyvolunteerr project p , and has become .••' triumph and Joe Rudi rapped three run-scoring single3 as Baseball 11'" IJ - 1;. _ 1'.* It s the week of the annual ana Cwvernor's Cup Race on the Ohio River here. More than 100,OW spectators are expected to watch Sunday's race f rom K entucky and Indiana banks of the Ohio. But 155 M adison a special case, even among e ,at comprise use -- Mike Rogodzlnskl to their Toledo farm club. Mccarver broke Into the majors in St. Louis in 1959 and came to Philadelphia after the l%9 season In a sevenS A • ,, ,, play er de al involving ulcK Allen. uC went to Montre montreas al In June 1972, later rejoined the Cardinals and ended up wi th 14 - — -- - - CorruT)erCC. STOCKHOLM (AP) — Anders Garderud of Sweden clipped his own six-day-old world record by six-tenths; n( a second In a gruelling 3,000-meter st lediase race at an international track and field meet Tuesday, and said he won't be running for world marks any more. • e II, Dorn S eno h 1or me now, ' said.1 bIlond.1 .'v. A. after clocking 8:09.8 before a capacity crowd of 20, 00 - S . Miss Madison, known locally as a noating Chamber of . ' '> • • DAYS A _____ PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Philadelphia PhIliles '> . • ' PRICES EFFECTIVE: sun or MADISON, Ind. (AP) —This is the week ... " Francisco (IlaIicki 34) Louis (Reed $7)., Phila thIptia (Carflc'.i •. • PEOPLE! Miss Madison Slated eariler,singled hom & run in twice while ex-Yankee Mike Hegan drove in two runs with a Don Baylor troke a tie with a tine-run homer off Reggie Clevela nd In the se venth Inning after Lee May singled Blair beat out an Infield hit. May belted a nni.scoring triple In the fourth, singled home a rim In the eighth and also had a double. Bernie Carbo homered for the Red Sax. Grant Jackson, the fourth Baltlniore pitcher, ended abases.. loaded threat In the sixth by retiring Fred Lynn on a foul pop with the score tied 6.6 and worked 3143 scoreless innings . Tigers 1, Indians 2 Mickeylollchpltchedathree-hltter - onelneachoftheflrst three Innings — and Ron LeFbre hit a two-tun hour. LOUCII uppedhis careermarkagalnst Cleveland to 3045, most wins of active pitcher against the Indians A's 10, Witite Sox I Vida Blue allowed fair hits and one run - Carlos May's second4nning homer -in eight innings in coasting to his 12th -'-'1 A fie refused to speculate on which teams would be candidates for Seattle, but, In answer to questions, he said the San Francisco Bay area cannot con tinue to support two teams. MIAMI (AP) -Flagler Dog Track will not open on schedule Thursday — the third Florida track this year to k. hit hy a .,co.as o.'Adog oiiers. Track of said that 30 of the 32 kennels that provide dogs for the track had failed to ffle entries by noon Tuesday, the deadline for Thursday's opening. The track was expected to remain closed throughout the July 4th weekend, track orficials said 0 .. C lr~. • ------ THE team Kuhn indicated palgngotunderwayforthetrflghtlnManilaonOct. . - a I WE ARE PLEASED TO ACCEPT U.S. D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS team having trouble in another city rather than a new di SCOREBQ4RD — .- - m Frazier mde this elegant expression of desire after Ali 'd Tuesday that his eight-day-old retirement nouncement was inoperative. four-run third. ajor e Seattie franchise more likely would be given an existing single In the tworun first Inning and a grounder in the Brewers' IA M o hog wants slops," Snio~in' Joe Frazier crooned to stole two bases to lead St Louis defending champion Orioles just 6½ games out. letting Milwaukee,whlchbeglnsa three-gmesetagainst theRed Philadelphia. past Al Ferguson tu thrown out of y. ar nal relief Sax tonight with a doubleheader, trailed by five games the game along with team- ace appearing in his fourth weeks ago whfle the Orioles were nine games back as reccntly mates Widie Crawfwd "straight game, recorded his as last Friday. Dave Lope& Sa.n Diego's John IM save of the year. Brewers 6, Yankees 3 Grubb, another of the h swi. The Brewers posted their fourth consecutive victory behind ReP . I' Astros ngers, also was forced to leave the five-hit pitching of Jim Colborn and Rick Austin. George £ 1 1 : heavyw eight champion Muhammad All less friendly insult3 with Frazier as the publicity cam- the winner. Cnag T says a major leag"e team definitely will be assigned to f U l9 .• 1 use baseball owners have cooled on expansion, the • ) The Los Angeles Dodgers are challenging Hough. 'F Seattle ByThE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Dodgers won the fight, In the bottom of the eighth, but lost the game, "The brawl might spur 'em San Diego relief pitcher Bill on, make them a better hal. Greif came back at the Dodg- - . The field for the 250tn11c Paul Revere road race Is to t) c tennlned here Thursday. The Paul Revere begins at midnight Thursday on Daytona's 3 84 mile road and track c3urse. ul c ) -1 q I INUF I 0 - I Wed nesda M orni J u I y '' Th Morning, .,,ru Tuesday Evening, J u I y 8, 1975 Wants Slop' • UALA 11' Lim R II' - Within hours after outclassing the 25-year-old Bugnerin a 15-round decision victory, All was ex changing more or clearing brawl. — -' , S v Like iii Want You 14 1109 _____________ PRICES 2! WEEK accept that the 33-year-old titleholder was serious. i ; — -- DISCOUNT All had insisted he was sick of the boxing rat race ("the on ly th ing good a bout th is Is the money") and planned to hang up his gloves after disposing of British challenger Joe Bugner. Nobody -except perhaps Ali -seemed to med from an incident In the top the 15th inning as Cincinnati Cuba 5, Meta 4 ~Alf of the eighth when the won a marathon battle with Jerry Morales knocked in the hitting for a change - but this Padres attempted to squeeze in Houston. The Reds tied the winning run with an infield time it's with their fists, not a run, although they already game 7-7 with a three-run ninth. single in the 10th, leading Chi. their bats. held a 10-1 lead. Dodger cago past New York. Pirates 10, EjWs d The Dodgers, no doubt both- reliever Charlie Hough, ob. Bill Robinson drove In three Giants 9, Bra ves 1 ered by their poor performance viOu-slY thinking the run unnec- runs to key .r`ittsburgh's 17-hit Chris Speier drove In five of late, took out their frustra- essary, hit battes- Dave Winfield attack as the Pirates burled runs with a pair of doubles as ' ego Padres Lions on the " Di es w th a pitch.- Ferguson had f, Montreal. Roo kie John Cande- sur ging San Francisco t AtTuesday night wi th a be nch. restrain the Padre slugger from ia with late relief hel was lanta for its fifth straight ht victo- —. vI I — — — II One _____________ I — * ñA ~ SPOR IKI BRIEF .j ( '~ I I II Wednesday, July 2, 175-1B i IIIIIIIIIIIIIII ivastase ~e ," i '. 500 run In Fe bruary. WUU AJ. Foyt, a of dlanapolis 500, turned a lap 179.393 mph In a Chevrolet. A I ~=_~_ I Herald, Sanford, Fl. -. RISINVID) IQUANTITY RIGHTS 1 rractice ------- '-- ____ �- — 2B—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL f(Irs 'N I — S tripes Wednesday, July 2, 1975 thir own special Independence Day parties can put their desserts to work, for example. all- cups 3 powder u tepoon ' L4 teaspoon cream of i cup sugar 2 1 teaspoons baking egg whites For Decorations: Assorted red and while candies at low speed until blended. Add cream of Lurtar in a double pcppermtnl sticks, red hots, remaining t4 cup milk and beat boiler, stirring occasionally. In cherry whips, gumdrops, hard at high speed for 3 minutes. Stir a mWng bo.vl, t-nk ". ! Whites J By AILEEN CLAIRE The lleraldSenices . A nuicku ham casserole with broccoli and th La nice to come home to after aft b day t k or • shopping. It takes WOe less than to r 45 earlier the d in the nd r Ca so there is ilUl delay sitti ng down to supper. Ideas for July 4th cupcake cupcake to outline the star shape. Remove cutter. decorations: CUT pieces of candy whips-iii) CUT out small stars from th! n lay on top of a frosted and candy circles, Licorice twists, in crushed candy. Pour better kniF. until frthy. Gradually pour 3fth13 u UffiUtOp3 Paper flags and cut-outs. into greased muffin cups untfi marshmallow mixture Into or small star-shaped cookie cupcake in a Hag aesign. I egg teaspoon vanilla milk chocolate bars "a cup milk cup crushed peppermint randy For Frost.ing: I stick margarine COOKINGc 6 NOTICE1 IS FUN PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD fl our tis teaspoon salt SAT. NIGHT, JULY 5 THRU — Quantity Rights Reterved Winn-DoIrle Store;. Inc. AV cups diced cooked ham cup shredded sharp Cheddar cheese cup fine dry bread broccoli. Top with ham. Spoon sauce evenly over ham. Sprinkle with cheese and bread crumbs. Melt remaining 2 tablespoons margarine and drizzle on top of casserole. Bake in 350 degree oven for minutes or until browned. Nlakes 6 servings, JUL PAC K 111011`6111V 11"SPIC11111 butter or margarine 2-3rds CUP firmly packed NATURALLY AGED SELF TOP ROUND OR SIRLOIN dark brown sugar egg 2 tablespoons milk , My sister's version of a popular s;iMwich 9"ved by e faVfood restaurant chain. cheem, soft tablespoons 14 cup dwpped (medium-fine) walnuts Moance package thin sliced corn and molasses bread Soak raisins in boiUng water unt.il soft; drain well and chop fairly fine. With a wooden spoon, beat orange juice into cream cheese; add misins and walnuts and mix well to distribute evenly. Using 2 genermixture for each make 6 siandwiches using 12 slices of die remaining, including ihe crusts, can be used another time.) Cut each sandwien in ha ::; SUPPER Fish Chowder Rous Rhubarb Pie . $ 118 ' T-bone Steak, USDA Cic.cr W D S,amd Hen. W Imipeord Nolviall y Aged RONFIESS firdir ,toffy Orr Cubed Steak . is Fisdisraliv Insciected No1w,nily eel Stilo,n Tip Steak ~, 59 Beef News of Seminole County Better Than Any Other 2 large potatoes cup cooked diced ham cheese, grated I ki cup cooked chopped spinach t,, teaspoon nutmeg potatoes 1 hour until Bake The Herald Covers The Local special flavor. Bake and fill done. Cook garlic in oil. Add ahead and heat thoroughly Just sausage and let brown. When Bitter or margarine before serving, potatoes are done, cut in half and remove flesh, saving PIZZA POTATOES Preheat oven to 400 degrees. 2 large potatoes Jacket. Mix potato lightly with Bake potatm I hour until done. I clove garlic, minced sausage, pepper, pimiento and Split In half and remove flesh, oil tornatt). Spoon mixture back saving skins. Nlix with ham, Gr. Round ... Aged IB , 89c " . . 59C to Wings. I $fee FAG w0-0DY S FORT WIN[ 04 Firth Ff)rf Bocks 9c ' S SHARP CHEESE SPREAD Newspaper I SUBSCRIBE NOW CALL 322.2611 - THE HERALD ___ . ' -' - - Ml all . - Ma ' . — - - '1_YL,.' " . ..- 0 P • RUMP ROAST. .. 9is USDA Choice W 0 Sror,d Heavy W,tg,rn F.d.ioII Insp.d NifvrII1 A,d B,.f RIB ROAST... CHUCK STEAKS W 0 Sliced CHOPPED HAM if sigg • .... 24" LIVERS GS WD Sp,c.d Lwncheo,, or Cooked is PIG 9" 411~ I : £ / I ' Kraft Volvosto WZ All Moot. All Boot ot Dinnot FRANKS. Is BEER - V 11-011. CANS $100 FAMILY DINNER Beef Potato Loaf Green Beans Car rotSahad LARGE "M NAISE EGGS twill 3 vvith $7 50 of 1"olit pwitthole oadviltrig cigarettes - ' I I 1ROLLS I 32-ax. BTLS. 'rI f1 I' JAN DOZ. I wcI CHEK DRI NKS Thr ifty Matti Apple 110 K,jli 5ob.cw. . . . . . Date t,qwid 2 '.': 7 el Mont, C u t $100 IN Off PLATES . is Is is .,o,*.c, 88c CAT FOOD is . 5 Thrifty Maid V,,n,tci D.ip Sowtf Sited Ho"hw,g,, SAUSAGE . . 2 CANS Mo 88c Thr i fty Mcd Grop.fr.,.t AN% ' "l°° 3 d Ct C-ten DILLS . . . . . 2 1100 -; $100 KETCHUP 69c Sporty AG 5 c .'% 1100 CAN LINERS HARVEST FRESH HARVEST FRESH HONEY- PE ACHES I I GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 1 I Pecan Twirls 2 88c ALL VARI[TIRS SUPIRBRAND SORDIN'S FRESH ICE CREAM ORANGE 00 C EACH LOS. , C HALF $ " uII.IulIuluuIzIIuuuuIlaIul!Il1 00 WHITE GRAPES to 5qc NORTH 1St GOLD k1P4G WINESAP APP'IES LB. 41LAO 99 C MOPION A(( FIAVOIS SHOESTRING POTATOES 41/1 is RAG 89 C CREAM PIES 16401 FKO. 59 ASIOl CHOPPED SPINACH C IS 10*1 M. GREEN CABBAGE lOc LIABY NEGULAA Olt IANQUIT PINK LEMONADE FRIED CHICKEN 6 CA N 99C1 ASTON LEAF SPINACH $100 1 M li E 1) CI AINIS 5 PKG $100 PIG PIZZA 79 I HOT DOG OR Calif ornia HAMBURGER NECTARINES INROLLS SLICED 49 59L SAVE U SAVE PRICES! UP TO COMPARE 10 LBS Cream Cheese m... 'Boneless Hams , T BROAD BREASTED L 1rreSu F r - ___ 39c PKG. • I i Cooked ____ 9 L_4! I jo:p7~ ~~— Op—LE~), i; F1.A. G RADE A FlESH MfSM E 2SHIN PERESDA Fish Sticks LBI 7--, , rs ye ' 99, GWALTP4EY S SIGNAL f)W BRAND PURE PORK-1.8.89 1 10, IMPORTED i2oz PKG 20' Ha m $ 199 ____ c:~-;ruuu PEOPL P RIC7 E ( . $459 550 81 FNIED-2 L2 PXM tY1I 7 i O : AGAR 3 LB CAN Y 4/$1 Of it C VL . I • ;Ltp ak z FA a a £ 5 • •• ... , 18 httk' nuk itr twrrstont claims on the half shell 1 tablespoon butter tor KE LOW PRICES' at SGAUCKS Baking Hens P or ausage Lamb Leg Spa reribs W AVoL U.9 0 it GRADIR A Al LI CUP TRAY LEAN MEATY PORE I - - - - - - N.Z. QUICK FROZEN WHOLE—LB. thin striRs green pepper -. ,. Turkey i-ounce cim deviled ham ad I tablespions firit, (try bret t'ruinb 18 - on (*1 ill margarirk- 101 HAMBUNG(R. SAUSAGE AND CHI[St DE LUXE LEGS OR BREASTS cut LO FARMER GRAY Chicken Salad Sand w i ches F ruit Beverage Soup HA!14ST MSH. NO HEAD OVER 25c 88 FRESH FRYER • lI•I.PIIlII.uu.lU 1111111" Pan-fried Fish French Fries Salad Melon StlOtl', AVG • SUNDAY SUPPER Baked Clains N C 894 .• JUICE or SHERBET PKTO. QUAVER FILASM W Fkj milk. catchup, mustard, herbs, pepper and Its teaspoons salt. In a shallow baking pan, shape half the meat mixture into a 7 by 4 inch rectar'gle Layer half the potato mixture over the meat, packing it down lightly. Make a second layer of g e meat and top with remain,,, potatoes Drizzle top with butter. Bake in a preheated 350degree oven I hour. Cut into thick slices to serve. Makes 6 servings. i.. SIZE 5 LB C AN$6 59 6 TO ii $100 G $141 2 3 LA FRESH $mjimit #01111ITION WATER ADDID Beat I egg with It teaspoon salt; mix in the potatoes and cheese. Beat re ma n ng egg and Ce,. Otri (p MEAT LOAF MIX ZIALANO S$OULOt SMOKED I I LAMB HAM ROAST ' Di. CA041 Arr.. T,o,, margarine, me 00 20-01.$ LOAVES HAMS cup milk 2 tablespoons catchup I teaspoon prepared mustard 14 teaspoon dried lWian herb Is teaspoon pepper 1 tablespoon butter or FAMILY BREAD Hunt 59c hotRE S S I N G G,.." oto 1211 CAN LINERS . is 16" Ni, I,,i Kraft FivAtIt DETERGENT, D 1129 Ar t" Pop.. SAUCE ..... 4 c SAUCE for, BONELESS I I 1 -: DARLIN G BEANS is ..,Sc"A ""I $100 PLATES 148'.ONID SAIl N iivi ""' cup frozen chopped onion, __ , ALL FLAVORS I AGAR' S pound rldwcjf~g figotis"Pt ,l_.•_•_uII 5,16 I 12-ounce package frozen shredded hash brown potatoes, thawed and separated it cup grated (medium-fine!) cheddar cheese und chuck beef I 32.oz. I • BEEF POTATO LOAF Ingenious new recipe. 2 eggs salt 19 $ L ADE ..5 SUPIASRAND GRA01 'A' MAYO 4m GATORm C U 5 9c JUlIUl...uIII.luIIlIIt - D11P SOUTH 3 .1th $7.50 of Moto purchicive ancluding cigairr"ot. r~a I j0VP YOGURT . 1111 )pP1I1IluI1Iu_I1.luuuII1Iu SCOTT TOWELS 99C Supistbrund All Hawaii to 1r, CHEESE S I o, Sp..b'ond 6 C 041 89c SOUR CREAM ctoup- 59C BISCUITS is CHEESE JUMBO BUDWEISER CHEESE ...... uy,, • 8 about 24 artichoke pieces. For salad use, add as man as needed, along with the marinude, to salad greens and toss well; if necessary, add extra olive oil, vinegar, salt and pep?per. For hors d'oeuvre use, serve with picks. ' 1111r, N S I ' • gently; cover and chili 6 hours or overnight. There wi ll tie Svpt#btond individually topped $1-cod Crod,n Good S.,.srrIh a' 5wn.uu,I _______ IUIIlUIIluuIIUU_I! 1 2" ROUND STEAK . 0 is 89c FILLET .o is 9 is is o is 1109 Swp,rbrord(7 b wp 99ij Cotiog. $ . Rod Snappor FISH FILLET 110" BOLOGNA P' DELMONICOS Twobof $100 W D All Moot, 1@90or. Thtith Sliced or All goof W D Sliced Cooked Son.I,n ,o -. and USDA C"oc. W 0 Brand Ho.y W.ø,u, I.d.toII, I'p.ct.d No'v.oIIy A g ed B..4 Ion.I.ss twO Cut USDA C.o'ce W 0 B'o' i1.o. hupuct.d NotsoII Aged - —. ' • • d' USDA Cko.. WD Brand H.ov'y W.,Ivn F.d.oIi In,p.-c,.d Natu rally Aged 5,-f lb fZ Co,., . 'ItYI1 . Is UY onion, parsley and pepper; USDA C'OC WD 8r,ra I4o,y w,,. Fd.roIIy Inip.ced Not..oIIy AQSd B.. IC,,Ad ion,,.,, .• - E • Whisk together the oil, vine-- _ AdIN— Mm" fu LIT_ THE -. - . 05 Roast.. . 2 tablespoons minced parsley Is teaspoon pepper 9-ounce package frozen BEEF FRITTERS 12 at $109 Froth hyff $139 . Strait. Th .h, - IF WR '4 C Bit -_.._ -___ cup olive oil 2 tablespoons tarragon vinegar 1 tablespoon minced onion ( BREAKFAST LINK Drumsticks Pork Chops $ 399 'IGis Good added to a salad or ,r1t?s,L0btl Into a inedium saucepan tern the soup, gradually slir in the IDAHO JOE'S BUFFET POTATOES potatbes combine ham, spinach and nutmeg for their very -----.- . C Roll out half of pas!ry and fit 2 cups milk chopped Mozzarella __________________________________________ 'Now - Casserole H ones uCa a ke B' N ut MARINATEI) ARTICHOKES CHICKEN BOLOGNA LB. ou toir ASSCRT 0 Hands Pock S Beverage UAMLOHNSOUP Our way of using a new canned soup. 10's-mm can cream of onion peppers, tomatoes and cheese servings, LF Marinated Artichokes Garlic Bread 79 $ 39 S49 •' I TA(UADG( 12 at tye , . BUY ONE . . GET ONE FREE ' FRYER C) grand Hondo Pock Ground Beef W peeled and diced 4 cup firmly packed light Clam Corn Soup I can (8' o'incti ) peeled tomatoes, 4 Tossed Salad with QUARTERS W D Brond Hand- Pack $ps I urange, mtoa9 ncipiep teallowing a 31.Inch overlap. Mix rhubarb, orange, sugars, nut=g and flour; turn into pie shell; spoon butter over filling. Roll out m mairung pastry and cut into ITinch wide strips weave over idling to =ke a lattice top. Press ends of stzip3 to bottom crust, fold the cinch overlap over the top lattice crust; flute. [take in a preheaWJ 42S-degree oven 40 to ?5 minutes. Makes and pimiento and "Idaho Joe's" buffet margarine. Makes 4 servings. - Pri-s Food Fd1tor Macaroni ' / FRESH ' BREAST ORLEG LB. Ground . Pastry for a 2-crust 9-Inch pie 4 cups 1-inch pieces rhubarb flour 4tj~ Associated SPARE PKG. W It's flavorW with orange. cup griinulated sugar 10$ w o B.d In.t.d No1.,roiI .t.d J3WA RHUBARB PIE owii sugar y STYLI COUNTRY GROUND BEEF STEAKS Fried Mcken Slaw s Raisin-Nut Sandwiches Fresh Fruit Beverage PHYLLIS RAISIN-NUT SAND- Melt 6 tablespoons margarine in a saucepan. Blend innour, salt, pepper and oregano until smooth tablespoons each chop' ped green pepper serve hot with butter or COMPANY DINNER CUI) PICNIC SUPPER is quart baking dish with into potato skins; top with spinach and nutmeg. Spoon cheese and put back in oven. mixture back into skins and Bake another 10 minutes. it 9,,., teaspoon baking soda salt ' . 3 drained 3 pounds Italian sausage, crumbled co S rCIRES 4t5j)OOfl bowl cream butter and sugar-, beat in egg. milk and vanilla. Stir in flour miixture until blended; stir in peanuts. Drop a few inches apart onto greased cookie sheets. Bake in a preheated 375-idegree oven ao minutes. With a wide fl spatula remove to wire racks; cool completely. Store In tiotlJ covered tin box Makes about 3 dozen. - mixture boils. Boil i minute. Remove from heat. Cover bottom of a 2- , 4LI PEANUT COOKIES -it are vasy to make. l-3rd 2 packages (l')-ounces each) frozen chopped broccoli, cooked and What outdoor chef can be faulted when the very special stuffed potatoes appear on the table? Two different stuffed potatoes should please the most r.icky of eaters. A pizza potato is stuff ed with Italian sausage, With Stuffed Pizza Potatoes IS FUN FAMILY SUPPER Macaroni and Cheese Green Peas Salad Fruit 34 ar,d bubbly. Remove from Peat and stir in milk. Return to neat and cook stirri ng constantly, until 1973 Copyright Associated Press Food Editor cocktail peanuts " roug"1 On wax paper tho hl y 5tfr together the flour, baking soda and sail. In a medium mixing 1— iznstlted tablespoons PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY . . . ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCIOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, SUMTER, CHARLOTTE, BRIVARD, LIE, MARION & COLLIER *2 e1 Win Friends teaspoon pepper ". teaspoon crushed oregano leaves 1 4 cup milk i crumbs 11 ,teaspoons vanilla 34 cup chopped (mediwn-fine) — i purpose flour . Wednesday, July 2, 1975-3B Quickie wam rriccAnronl -- rA .• - P Dessert Combine chocolate bars and each cup Is half full. Bake ma bowl of egg whites aidcontinue cutter. Arrange on top of : I cup of milk and melt in a preheated 375-degree oven 15 to beating until still peaks form, frosted cupcakes. CENTER a star-shaped saucepan over low heat. Cool. 20 minutes or until cupcakes Use to frost cupcakes tinPlace shortening, sifted flour, test done. Let cool Makes 18 medIately. Let cupcakes stand cookie cutter on a frosted sugar, baking powder and salt cupcakes. ao'it 30 nihmtes to all ow cu pcake, then sprinkle bits of into a bowl. Add egg, ".i cup of To prepare frosting, melt frosting to set slightly bef3re crushed candy inside the cu tter milk and vanilla. Mix together marshmallows, milk and decorating. OR around the outside of the pound marshmallows (about 20) 2 tablespoons milk 1-3 'tp hortcn1ng as part of the decorations. The Herald Strjcei There will be no doubt that t is the Fourth with a table cenIt sitU be a true "rockets red terpiece of stars 'n' Stripes glare" Fourth of July in many cupcakes. communities throughout the STARS N' STRIPES country with the Bicentennial CUPCAKES officially underway. For Butter: Youngsters who want to set up 21 owice each) By AILEEN CLAIRE Choice For Patriotic Good Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Oleo Quarters "'sp 'D 59C $139 $129 3/$1 - . - - . . . LOW PRICES' UP TO 10' : 59t 89 , - Apple Juice Coffee 5 1: 114 FOOD 20 30, I JLI I French I TTS 111!G GRIND OR ELEC PERK r 391 790 10, 10' L 18. GAG PACLR 5 LB SAG ST 40 5/$1 5. 591 , Lavoris Mouthwash .0TTLIE99' 38 , juice Batt CAN C f f° F1ltor BIRDS-EYIE PURE .iw PM OF 60 talilespoon of tht- bread •ruiiikprtol "er d,ims N111;111 skillet or saucelhm inch hatter. itIf livid, stir in rt-main. fl I J Orange all-Vt UP 10 h - -- TT_ A I-,1J- �- . i'____•__•__ fltnn &1rW CanlaM Cl .. - .. I.t • •.'" .• •. - •y -; i 9 - - . - p . 'tI • 70;, . - �~Ibi \,A llk\X\~\ , , I,.)'.'-',"-'-- --"- L EISURE Evening Herald, Sanford. Ft. Wednesday, July 2, 1975-4B Neighborhood ____________________________________________ (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2) Hollywood (41) Underdog (6) Price It 0Wednesday EVENING 700 (2) To Tell The Truth (6 Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Cable Prevue (24) Intercom (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2. or Price Is Right (6) What's My Line (9) $25000 Pyramid (13) Movie 8:00 (2.6) Little House On The Prairie (6) Tony Orlando (9) That's My Mama (24) Feeling Good (35) Adventure (44) Dinah 8:30 (9) Movie (24) Consumer Survival Kit 0:00 (2) Lucas Tanner 6:10 (2) Sunrise Almanac 6:15 (6.6) Sunshine Almanac 6:75 (2) i Dream Of Jeannie 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (6) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional ':OO (2, 6) Today (6) News (9) Bo z o*s Big Top 7:30 (9) Am America (I) Jackpot (9) Eyewitness (24) ln•crcom 21 (35) 131c)Valley lIl 12:30 (2, 6) Blank Check (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (44) Variety Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild (I) Romper Room (24) Sesame Street (35) 700 Club (44) Father Knois (6) Cannon (I) Lucas Tanner (24) Saga 01 Western Man Best (44) Movie 10:30 (2,111) wheel 9:30 (13) Honey West (35) Double Action Theatre Fortune 15 Detached 16 Bury 18 Time of day (poet) 19 Part of a a 22 Japanese aborigines (van) 24 LO9CI point 25 Palm leaves Powdered (13) Zane Grey (24) The Thin Edge 10:10 (13) June Allyson (35) My Favorite Mrfin 11:00 (2.6,6,9) News (24) your opinion of cream substitutes like those used for ffp ,%r thøv cliit2hln *flUIMtIl -J Yoga somethi 11:30 (2,1) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide Word Of - Most ______ 51 Mariners . 53 Coral Island Give support 51 to i L 7' T 81 ______ __ FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Sorceress of tributary Perhap Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 123 4567 Write P.O BOX 1213 Sanford,Flodda)flhI ARE YOU LONELY? L US help you to meet the right person iO%t for you. NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA Phone; 305 273 2740 (24) Villa Alegre (35) Lost in Space 6:00 (2, 6, 1, 9) News (24) Electric Company (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2, 6) NBC New s (9) ABC News (13) McKeever And The Colonel (24) Zoom (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Get Smart of Entertainment Shcrn (9) Movie They're Hot" '' , , . 1.1 * * is n'riithi paymi'nts l.ss than rent Goscrnment SubSidlied to Qualifitci buyers Call to see if you qualify' M UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 803W 1st SI 373 6.061 373 OSI? Eves .' ' - ' i iii- ,, Monthly Rentals &ivaltable $13S 5)50 -Color TV QUALITY INN-NORTH I 18. SR 131, Longwood I - 4' 1 ou are fired of trying to get Day 6. Night Classes. 3 Mi. N. Longwood, JunO 17 921, 119 373 6154 or 322-1$3i Ii 31A-Duplexes IFITOP4A - New Dijplei. rum unfumn Drapes, Water. Lawn Care. 373 1621 or 661 4346 Flower. _______________________________________________ BOLSTERED WITH VALUES - --- -- - Prokrr, 107 v. Commercial c,riIo,rt1JI LARGE LOT - Enough for garden or pool, 3 bedroom, newly reconditioned home for lust S 1 8.9 5 VA or F hA terms, and i'.i' r ,,tit 11 - FROM THE WANT AD D 0 I) 0 M 0 ft E H F .1 0 1 ft A N S V -Thucc Unfurnichd powdered varieties on the COLUMNS market are loaded with labeling, long overdue, that saturated fats. These will sI Y 0 ft K ft I) S N A P 1) R A 6 0 N I B ed rooms, living, dining, kitchen, sat a tura ted - i8-HeIp Wanted permits a manufacturer to enable you to avoid saturated ciarao,, Sanford Ave., 1145 mo R S 6 1 I) I L AR GLOW I LI) S UN most doctor's arc trying to help Inllcatehowmuchofwha tkjnd 634 1419 fats,buttoomuchofanykjndof yo avoid when they tell you not a product, the wise fats can increase your calorie i.anford - 3 Bedroom, central air UIWKURW0DAKMK61YDF S CLASSIFIED SOLICITOR to ust rream. From thbt point of consumer should boycott all intake and cause a higher I. heat, fenced yard, kitchen The Evening Herald has an opening view, th.' powdered varieties products B A 0 N S U M M F ft S U X ft H F U T If 'Quipped 1)6.5 mo Is? mo. 1 I stating only and cholesterol level In the no damage depost DeBary. 661 for an experienced classified are worse i,ian cream by far. 'vegetable oil." Unless the blood. S I) 0 1 U I. L I T 1) 0 R N 0 P U 0 M C IrlePhone sales person - II?) These substances are made manufacturer will tell you what A practical solution to yourU L 6 A N [F L ME ltd COUNTRY New 7 BR with 01 It SI I W I I L U N Newspaper experience required oil, the one the vegetable oil Is, you should problem Lsto use one of the milk ome, lust right for young couple ApplIcant must ba well organIz, vegetable oil that Is mostly assume it C retirees 11 50 mo Also 2 BR Is coconut oil for your substitutes for bableawho can't I A II I I) B F K S JA 6 ft I 0 H C I tj an exceilent speller, enjoy saturated fat. krplex, Ills selling on the telephone. own protection. use milk. These are comznonjy Unfortunately the label OADPRSN4VEGQURWI PNB There are some cream made from soybeans and m Call Bob Markey. Advertising Sanlando Realty Inc. these products often reads substitutes on the market In taste fine on cereal. You can Director I V E 0 0 1 I Z F N F L S 0 N ft If I Y simply vegetable oil, The Un- some locations, packaged like use the undiluted REALTORs. 534 6777 3222611-631 99?) cans as a D S I P P U B ft I C P K I U N I A H ft suspecting buyer thinks that is ordinary cream asauqwd, that cream substitute, too. Bedroom, I", bath, in good quio good. With the new rule on are made mostly from anford location IllS mo Call 312 MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR A N V P S T 0 N U N 0 A M ft I S H P R 1' DEAR DR. LAMB - What 'SO WINTER IIEMS SELL "DON'T akelold?Isit serious, and what NEEDS" FAST WITH A I, A C Y B I R C H S N OW A Z 0 T L E ovely 7 DR. 1 bath, living, dining, WANT AD, Phone 3127611 or $3)causes it? 10f Ids room, wall wall carpeting 9993 and a friendly AdVior will C ft S A 11 0 L I Y I J I R 0 S E S E B 'riced, $31 3451 DEAR READER A kelold y ROOM tsatypeofovergrowthofscar B I. UT E S MR A I I I F MACID PD A LICEPISFD REAL ESTATE, sales tissue. In some people a simple ______________________________ ADDITIONS AVAILABLE person for YOUNG t will redt In a large scar, IflddflE The hdea m.s U PROGRESSIVE office for a Home tmpreyanixnt loan or Use bellow spp f, No 3 Bedroom fenced yard well assist uitb tlnaaciilt Free Estimates backward up down, or d *'euure Congenial officeLets hi the PiflIl. Rid and then the scar keeps $1S'Omo Adults prif erred tt&dd*a ,u$ n box talk 373 5134 or 3724470 growing. This can happen with OffI:e TRANfJVAALDAIY CAMELLIA I" such a small procedure SNAPDRAGON Kish Real Estate mali' MORNING GLORY DELPHINIUM SUNDROPS ear REALTOR ----I---. lobes pierced. InORIALP0PPY IRIS PETUNIA tre es $ all $227 7705FrenchAve,32100i1 that Instance the scar grows MEADOW RUE 814 S. Sanford Ave., S.anlord, Fl 5177) PHLOX ZINNIA Call for aptatvr Can- ,nè,,,, and grows Into a hanging blob TOMORROW: Space Travel Term. . NO LONGER USED CAMPING CLIFF .IORDAN,REALTOR of scar tissue. Some become GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT 7f letirooms. adults preferred, Sic Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD yweek UnfUrnithed..323 5451. 372 quite large. discoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page booklet,. _________________________________________ 6.630 Fortunately, this problem is To order ilumes I . II and ill, send Si for each, making checks SPECIAL INDIVIDUAL fairly uncommon. It is more payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. Corporate executive needs personal Nic:e 2 bedroom block home, fur flished or unfurnished 3734930 common In people with dark aid to assist in business. Irregular hours, no respOn%lbilitl.j to In skin. The proper treatment Is to MA AIR - - - keg kedl Istate Broker Stenstrom , , . coconut ft - cmr', 120,600 "SANFORD'S SALES 1 RI AL TOWS TAFFER REAL A. '' -. ...... ... - . -- , . -. . - V ,Ao~~4wromcmcwm r"- , ............. ...;.. - F1 ST EXCLUSIVE SNOWING * many doctors then use X ray _________ Fla., 37711. ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL. 1 i kGAINMATsiflRYDAy 'T1t2:30p.M.-$),25 40 BE THE I " FIRST! 1 vra.rit be -. ym J A W S BASEDONTHE NATION'S BESTSELLER. 12:30 2:45 5:00 7:20 9:40 3T011 t,() MAYSIT0OINTENS, FOR YOtJNG) CHILDREN a JAMES BOND MAN WITH my THE story GOLDEN GUN ___ STARRING ioogm MOORE BUMRD PU.% .ER's OlQr ) T 2 M$ n MI recaaim v.v" for caii.r.n tPI1j G('.i BITE THE BULLET Showtime 7:30 9:30 1:45 3 40 5:35 - IDLTS 2.00 - . IF - Furnished DriPwts1tr at no dn onal Cost. Lake Mary.? BR Furnutheri AthjIt, No Pets, 5135 2955?atepd 15 P I N 34-Mobile Homes 1y = 1WEKIVA RIVER S GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR AdoIt mobile home village, under A FRACTION o THEIR COST IC rge Shady oaks on the SCefliC W d4iv Modern (INn interiors, POM TODAY's WANT ADSt --fri3 5)40 5 Mi W of Sanford 372 4110 Work your own hours Earn extra Broker - Vns,'., . uu v ,. )IZ ,..V'Swlngjng ''' ~ R$:4$ ,, ,,..-" Cheerkaders. - 1 \ J - k... IVII II5IVL.II115 - a matter that you need to cornmunlcate about. Get ontt today. LnJInt . ,,Iti4,in 1.. 00 N( IQ ov ______ You'll have your answer soon, - YOUR BIRTHDAY You'll become 0%rr mr Mid-night Plus 'This Is HI.øck' ..._.,. ,... buill"IMS Of ft-81 ?Staff, Opsir&linij capital, expansion Mr Smith $13 )97O) S SORR iI L• "___________ ST..OH REALTY CO, BFDKERS ---..-- IVIU VIIII11tJ vviiy IIVI LlV BALL REALTY Choice Listings Established Residential Area? IN ALL. F'Plf,E RANGES 517W lt St 372 5611 * Rent • _*%___~" 'cdrmn en I shi ri 1 t,..edrLom split ptao. I'l bit hi, fenced yard, garage, it uni'eta, stove and mefrge'dtC,r. 5114 7iMo 6)) 6772. CLIFF JOF. OS'l, PEALTOR ;-~Of - fiveths 30Apartments Unfurnished r'miP C)1' or .nIltl0n, There's awry Important rote awai ti ng I'P..sry. Adults. LOvIy Iarüc I bed noon air. 14$D*l Se. 'Pred persons PA lW.--_ :F4f) .900 7 bath, ~ " 5. 1 41 ii~: 4 I 9dqC&uiOde H & or Conventional Mortgages. 3 he1m 2 bath, 211 W. 25th Buttons . cows Children'.'; Store 7840 HICwjtth,i Ave at Il 97. Sdnf'wd 123SllO _________________ ST°.N'S HWY 46 IL (A MARKET Saturday 8, Sunday 3739719 -______ /_ * DODGE V i. ; ,, 1971 Checkmate 16', ISO HP Mu-. ...a,.,, Li.... -- . - ' "' 4th of July ' SERVICE SPECIALS I ~ r cury, Certified lilt trailer. Power 1.1... - rmi'sJer engine. new galvanl .------ I 3225961 Wit SON MAIIP FURNITURE f'IIY SELL TRADE 311 31St F irst St 372 $4?' Mutt sell. 19" black 8. white TV, 22" Lawn Mower, Antique Piano 373 0366 mornings or evenings. Xitchen Bathroom Cabinetsr Counter tops, Sinks Installation available Bud Cabeli 372 SOS? anytime '. ,~ i j tN 750. Speaker cabinet, 1150. Or est offers 3726316. pp PS Jsed office furniture Sf NOLL'S Cass.elbr'rr',-, Il 97, 430 aoo 1I Lki4 3t1L * GOOD THRU JULY 15th 1801 W. FIRST ST, SANFORD 323.7730 * 41 BUSINESS DIRECTORY -- EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU IELSON . FLORIDA ROSES JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Woodr~ 601 Celery Ave. Sanford ,.,y •-'-"--- 'ing Out NO sed 1,2 USA -------- ihrrmniuri Plns:'cm oups. AC. niale siots cmi r ccct a s ic4it.'it pedignted it'S .565 5140 -- Kittens all while an .aiack lico. John Colberl. mNekiva Park 377 8021 eves ttooded German Shepherd PS weaned 1.10 1727029 _____________ ,,, 1, ", , ,,. cark e •' slIer 7 ii - etuty Cu'e . ten '' "-.'D ' I ,',L. - I ,. F STFPSOPJ LAUD ':t (APING Putldnnng. F xcnvating. Ditch Permanent Wive, 110 for '- '. et Dt - v' ! net Fill fl rt toe so I 37? 5543 CP.A Backnoe Service o OBILE HOME PARK Lot Rent From I Hauling ' ' MOVING HAULING SALVAGE 12 1 99 1 Home Improvements If your roof e bIirds S' .ort he Call the BirdAllen Wrenn 321 luildinq. roofing and concrete 11nishing. free estimates I I / it - ROOM 70 STORE YOUR 47( ITEMS "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT At) Phone 373 7611 or 631 9991 and a friendly Act Visor will Kelp yrs'j SO LAR HEATING A NO5SR PURIFICATION Call Phil Grin.-zaies o P5 T (Q'4TQ F ir Dr c 1 €.Se15 :i r .' - t L.t it I cr' -' .c . J,' p ., ,'.' V ... . e£ Fm: r 'ir r ['T i r . 1' s'Lt are ' - ,-x- K 4i,, '!' -.! r' - i. ', ; '•,; Ph )'? &57 _________________________________ L. . a rdO'0'.lii .,'.. P k SEA5APl. h"IIU I L'L,F1API$'V' - Summer Wedding Spe-:iai 67* 5516 ' i-_1 - 1 t Portraits, Aerial. AU,ertS ri \ 1. Wdd'ngs. Carid.dS, ComrnenCII c": y5e;t'.ii 00 ¶.. e "A' i'm'. it .' ,._ - PHOTOGRAPHY BY ED Spclalistjinoutdoorpertraits. Also Weddings Call for details alter 'ft.' lu" 'v' I I rmpr ) - 5 qht tti'.l', ce,ri _____________________________ - 1 - C'ctori ha h,iierig ________________________________ Lawn Care - . ,Ov,ulflq A Roofing '"rt 1, r.:; & Edging m"i't ." rr'ca r', rr.t -,: '- (iFP . 4 (10; Reasonable Rates 3716050 I - ar.i -.'., , '1: ''il 1 '11.4) irlif",MAle the h,uh (u.1__ of *.1ter. nQ ,'uirtwn install srrinkev rCPe ' ir the area Free estimates Sr'iitPmrnn t awn %Vtv.(r 51? 'J91_____ . 'APtPhtNtj A GAPA(',L SAL t,' 00141 FORGET TO AD V hi iisi IT THE CLASSIFIED 405 LI 141111 __ 'i, tioiIiing includ .ng Hoc,. delvcry, Installation '.I gallv /4atl Of Orlando 296 ,unj ), Well Drilling i.c..'t) F'UMI's 5PF4lP.( ER SYSTEM) Altivprs and sits Wm'rrpararidb.'r.,LI S. cirr'pt 's :c' A 2ri '' 322 0437 rirRThOOO' 1 ' S... '.' L ' ''.: '. - - ____* 1 Utility _Bvildings '. 'c.- i m c'scr'entry. Remodeling, A'3dit,Ont. NeM yiit,r 111.5'.' di.' t'tiwtPI Custom Work licensed Bonded r%rprrel.-ri i ., "'"' Free esl;rratc I To List Your - Fre3sure Cleaning_, - , . Land Maintenance " I Rest lot selection .undctc,umog. till dirt, clay, rock All kinds of diQQiI"Q house trail m's stored m'J 0 vCfl 327 91* 7 or . . , To,'c s BEAUT SAL o (formerly Harrle't'S Beauty NCIOJ . Pine lvi 57.17 IY Ask I'. Al t,-p,' it 7. ''i.'iqc I \irIt I,'' Ps.l. top .'i, till dirt, Iay trio Shell available PleasE call night 0*' day. 37) 3963 - 'PECIAL •'- .- 4;0 - __________________ . Pest Control _______________________ Land Clearuig ____________ the rest rica tr 1 II',,, rest Ierert rain? & body work fl4 7304 S r " 173 I6' Pick cc I. deliver', ?- ..'e mmcd Don't need! Serve a useful purpos,e a-ialn when ',ou sell them with a We do brick a'ork & install hOme I Classified Ad from the Herald 'in eons %s!emrS it i,.% r it m's Call us tiny' Don't delay! Just rree liii dial 1227611 or 131-669) To place , vs u 1c'i ir, Wilt '. gi coi/P LNFORD 11 ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY . % Y AND REPAIRS 377 1133 1771. Spring is here and it's a good time to choose a new hons.from the pages BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COSTof our clausifi'cI s instail a water to air heat pumpfree est .. . DYKES AIR CON Carpenter, can do rough 1. fi nish DITIOP4IP.4G 3228671 work Has Isu own fools 373 71379 _______ I I nuoov's HOME IMPROVEMENT Central Heat & Air. Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sdnforci 373 - --'-"------- t An mit It oc.r 13th i ii isCri C.r.)ofl'iuiiI it, i-(.s,'dinç mets lhsnk It .'am, ou' stcrt'trs 72 ,, Hqme Improvements Paint & Body Work - Air Conditioning iuipment for Rent Blue Lustre E'ectric Carpet ampooer for only $1 Soper day CARROLL'S FURNITURE e* ''Sr 4/6 me MOW or TILL you" to' ,r'Zr arden spot Floyd Freer. - * Parts Extra ,-- .'- 327 S191 -• - 6 CYL. OR 8 CYL.TUNE.UP $8,88 * ______ 8.88 . Seals Extra FORD - CHEVY OR CHRYSLER PRODUCTS PASSENGER CAR d control. GardenLand, 1400 /4. fisplay f el Bearing Pack Disc Brakes * h.SanIordi3OSi3-16O REALTOR 7015 Frenp1 Ave , 37) COil - -------------. Whe airi.ttraght chairs, filing ibhs. as Is. cash and Carr. CO"S E State Ltd 427 2.3 Dii.n%a'i,lnIi,,n .. - 3d or steel dM..' (executive ctes'c IL - , ';--- 60--Office 0 ONE BEDROOM FROM 1135 &arsYun nrrstx a rall Afli c GET MORE VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLAR. FOR $17.76 YOU GET THE FOLLOWING: rsliall Amplifier, super base 100, Model Homes on 111 IDGEWOOD ARMS Ill 1 9-Wvsical Wrchandise aos* available In sanford s newest and Finest Adult-Family hitobilti Horne Park. omc out and Inspect -11. I I - - Freea. You'll Rsceive A Plant It You're On Of Our First 100 Vit.dsrs... Lease An Apartment And You'll Receive Sanford, Fla. l'llI.. Ai.4 '11fl1 new DANCE ) BOB 16' Larson, 75 HP Evinrude 6. Trailer, 1.475210 Bradshaw Drive, Sanfoid, - - tii.uC CONSTRUCTION Inc. Kish Real Estate 1966 Dodge Station Wagon. pain?, tune up. will pull boat. 1,150 firm 3734267 321 COIl , 55-Boats & Accessories flu Is all sic '35.rf.ble off Ir t' A Large Plant For Your New Apartment. HOMES OF DISTINCTION 'Close to everything yet away from it alit Large wooded lots *Street lights Paved streets S Sewers 'Sidewalks 30 Year Mortgages - S pct. down 197$ Chevy Truck, custom 10. 6 cyl I' bed, rear step 1)599 $31 6855 Reasonable lt:~:,i; - I cr ci ,"t5e .:' (( 11 1970 Rambler __________________ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work there wouidn I bo any. - clan ,ioe , I NO&\ e " ___ - AR 00 p - 3 bedroom I bath, .930 SAN )PA -- i hedro*r FM Smoi 0:69 , I9W 0. M on large lot, low dOwn V ment )?70a alter 6-30 P.M LOC es'srn Auto 25 to 50% oft Purctise Plan * -! ~~ . ~ ~ & !rvice The Rest . Ii Ov',pi Lovell3 berr'30m5. 1 year --____________________ Id, Urge tmily room v.sth Fight Cholesterol build up with :ireal,$ic, ver) tare lot almost I Lecithin - Kelp Combination Get cr". Iilyllwildt Section. 3739161. Norwalk Lecl Kelp caps at Fairway Plaza Pharmocy, In Sanford's Finest : - - __________ 3)9 fl20 L.Jwfl Mowers We S ell lb. lust 1. corner lot, bedroom. ', bath $11,900. listing. 5116.500. 1 Pct. mtg. 373 85'? 372 6113 P.ohts 332 '.471 or 373.2357 it 1971 Ford pick ut,a F 250. 4 wt'iee, drive '.ton, Fact. air, con'ider trade t El Camino 904 75 3216 119 W Woodland Dr., 373 Mn. Sacrifice Sale - Coop Welcome 1971 Volkswagen, I speed, mileage 'ow. Call 66* 5737 fc information, ~ x~ , I I 4 0=k i,~1.1'0 4 5 9 6. 2W7 Grandview Ave North on *1tAilllt CORP at AMIRICI For Your Junk Cars 373 1)79 _______ For used furnIture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or $001 items I arrys Mart, 715 Sanford Ave Household, &MIsc items, July 46. --_________ Due to lD5$,,ioraAve 327I7I 56 Fr 1tlay. I SSat 1. Sun 645-1017 CASH - CARPORT SALE Clothes. 4' "TLi.4t) ILEA MAR I 1941 1-iwy. 17 92 Open Sat. A .un 95 Bennett Realty Inc. Ad. 322-3096 - -------- 11 9:30 MATINEE ii Terrace" Vi Wfl, Winter Snags, Cuspcsl & & cryst.gi Circular chapel train. less tP'ani t a11 price. $40. 319-5173 of Switch buds - WED. IIao - -• 7:30 1pa 4 35 - d(' sole, CI SnIlIly lace, seed pearls, I Bedro.:.ms. 2 baths, large (amI family roori, membership in recreational facilt!l.S Including pool arid tennis cour'I 1*3.300 with go. .Wedding Uov.r' r, lovely site 10. peau - La 'Ut 3 bedroom, 7 bath, lncudes Cii.0r5C1 and dishwasher, mom tethIp in junior Olympic pool. t:rtlls c ourt. 131.5CC. New Homes in Estsbhih. d Coaxtiutirty of "it . 1911 Chevy Custom 10. hall ton pick up. 8' bed. lctrir',' am. automatic tranmson. radio, front disc brakes, low mileage. A I Condition 51795 373 4767 CASH 322.4132 :reaclde granules for lawn in. 50-MJsceIL'i rteous for Sale Patio Houses - role. SCORPIO (Oct. 24. Nov. 22) A GEMINI (May 21-June 20) bold ally you've won over to You (unction best as a loner your cause will be needed In a Income as an AVON Represen tative Call 644 3019 36-Resort Py today. If there's something delicate situation today. You important to accomplish, get can depend on him as usual. Beauticlanwanted,t,,I,orperttime NEtIIV 5MYt COTTAGE Large SAGITTARIUS (Nave. 23. Nice atmosphere Call $I7fl CII an 7 brdroGm. away from outside Influences. fully furnished, Ask for Mary Ellen . Dec. 21) This will 1e a very ____ IN7' to beach Ideal site for CANCER (June 2I4Wy 22) productive be rOam vacation,. ALSO 1 day for you. Puzzle 24-auslnes Associate ities Be droom beach pool luxury friends who are pieces that were missing wIll -tondo, has everything. Rent b the Some their zest will fall Into place, You can GROCERY STORE put It WI ek or month 647-5307, all rub of f, and i.'is,,ire YGI to MEAT-PRODUCE- GROCERIES together. HuIC bison Ocean Iron? Apartrents, 322 2125 Day; 322 5096 NIt, greater heights, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, ----8 P S Atlantic Ave. Daytona LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Events 19) Be firm with those under bea(h Call 327 4056 Sure Money-Maker are stirring today that will have your supervision today. If you Wholesale DiStributorShip No NE W SMYRNA BEACH Ocean a profound effect and lead you need to apply stern measures or sell lug Advertised product fro 2 BR, 7 bath, Immediate income Local Florida POiDl, COmPletely furnished, to set your sights on a singular, strict orders, don't hedtate VIf ektv company Dusiiij qrxxi' t.00king r?rinthty rates 373 i5)7 lofty goal. 321 cr42 10*' Sflrnethnq w.lh a future that AQUARIUS ((Jan. 20- Feb. makes sen Investment of 1119$ VIRGO (Aug. UP Call me at 305 $ 1W collect 23ept, 22) 1) You should g el a good start You will come up with a fresh Real Estate on approach, It will win persons to at some necessary repair work Tail cab buln5 and related franchise Call FadeI 901 25) 751, home. Don't worry about completing It. Do that Houses for Sale tomorrow. i 25-Loans 5.infc Santa By Owner - IdylIWIld III , PISCES (Fe,. 20-March 20) 5" liOn. 3 ISerJror,.rn, 7 bath, family it. Johns River area Ho-'e, marina, fish camp or acreage Buying within 60 days Wm Koshlol, 703 Ocean Drive. Tavernier, Fla., 33070. Merchandise .,.,__ n? _________________ SAT.-SUN. \ - P EAL 7 OR 372 7196 - . AlUm -37) 7612 - MATINEE i . -- 322.6457 r 79-TriirTriIr'c Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casselberry, Hey 17 92. 430 1706. - A to Zoo The complete story on Our new Central Florida Zoo Read it all on July 3 54--Garage Sales Lu. _,__._,_ 47-Real Estate Wanted to or ,i - .. JOHNNY WALKER REAL. ESTATE INC. C,ENEP.AL CONTRACTOR 3BDRM,2 BATH___ ,". S.icrifice. 373 3934 '1ifl Wanted to buy used office furniture COLOR 'TV, 514 65 MONTH - lRoomhome 3 Bedroom,? bath. S ci t, Refrigerator. Dishwasher Pool 173,000. $3200 Down S204. PI, TI Bedroom, conoition. Must sell due to medical - TELEVISIONS Cash For Your Junk Cars 373 9134 173 A 1 Excellent 1973 Honda 1 Piece or Housefull CASH 323 432* PhiIt, 21" Color TV, 175 Zenith W' Color TV, 11)9.9S Guaranteed Service, 373 9705 HANSEN'S TV, 1113 Sanford Ave £1 rSJ'TAI flhlt.,'L...r,- BLAIR AGENCY 373 3666 ANTIQUES Color TV's from 150; 68W, from $15. Service all makes, HERBS' TV 1200 S French, 373 1731. 1967 EnlisP' Ford Paneu Van, gas saver, 5500 or best offer 377 6116. Motorcycle Insurance Will Buy or Consign Any Item of Value SANFORD AUCT)ON,373 7310 53-TV. Radio. Stereo excellent condition 373 7317 -, Kish Real Estate A Great Buy :auBart Real Estate y on JANkS C0uRN KIDDS 100 2 --------..-. I:S 3751 351:4,5W ry. k GENE.VA- A Acres, $16,000 Idyllwilde, tranferred, must sell, REALTOR 00 planned I BR. 2 bath, family 2201 S French Ave., 371 0041 rm s-fireplae, carpet, custom drapn,, many extras. 54600 373. Six Acres In Geneva, 3 acres in woods with pond, and 3 acres in 1733. grove. $3,000 down, take over 3 B*'droom house in Pinetrest, by payments. 377 5506 osruer. carpet, fenced, good n-cx'tgage. 123,500 373 67)1. Two adjoining Ios outside city with By oi'nvr, like new. 2 Bedrooms, city water. 377 3131 F fa room, detached garage. "iced yard. 519,000 32jiliSitti Biautlful S acres, paved road, trees. clear llowinç stream, horses O.K. Terry Re4lty, REALTOR, 61 13CC dpw'ii, take over payments, 7 0711 txdroomwftr.d..n,fl1.7lllor3fl. 7778. - Se" WI.. - Cash for good used Furniture & Antiques STAN'S, 327 9719. ovnrdrlvt', bucket seats, console, MAYFAIR- 100*147', 120.000 IF THIS IS 'iHE DAY tO buy ne, car, we today's Classified ads for tet b.ys - - finish telling P4P4EWOOD KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machint-s 1965 Rambler Mrl'n, 6 cyl. with 197)7 90 Harley Davidson tow mileage 1.400 3730631 ---I- __- __-._1_1 __ LAKE MARY-26.1x)16', $16,100 ., jrnithed, 1)30 33-Houses (March 21-April 191 your way of thinking who've Make you, Budget go Purtt'.er, shop the Classified Ads every day Enthusiasm reigns supreme for vigorously resisted your Ideas ou You'll be a goget before. Housekeeper wanted. for retired mn things ti)atteJ)dto benefit you LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. ZI) couple, one Semi invalid No materially. Someone you've been cooking, good wages, Write Box Fta TAURUS (April 20May 20) associated with In a past enSet the pace today. You're j deavor will come to you with an control. Even ii push to interestIng new proposition, shove, you'll retain the leader's Hear him out. - venmo(...cunverlibte Dissiwasher, gold, 0000 Condition, 190.373 3651 Closets overt lO'w*i4 with suits trial are too light? A Classified Ad In THE HERALD is the answer! DELTONA- 160'xl7S, V.000. Harold Hall Realty Harold 76045 Hwy 17°2 3 Bedroom, 127$ 3 Bedr oom, 1 bath, OW 43--Lots-Acreage REALTOR 373 S774 323701 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave 16,500 __ - __ - sure 'V PAR For rest G,,efl,. Inc 373 63S3,322 5910, eves ARIES happeis to ifle _ For Thursday, July 3, 1975 I Ifanything ever &_ We have listings We have buyers We need another real estate Ilcersee to help us make sales, -- DAVIS' 373 9310 c411. $72,500. mo f or fere with a 12 hr. day position. Reply Box 572, Co The Evening CEPITRAL Us Herald. P.O Box 1657. Sanford, HOROSCOPE treatments AJU o to shopping Drive by and SHADED LOT- Overlooking lake, Reg. Real Estate Broker 110E,751flst 371S3 7.92Sanford 1966 Pontiac Tempest, new tires, brakes & muffler, Inspected. factory &r, $500 or best offer. 1966 Mustang 7 dr new inspection. V I automatic, $100 or best offer. 321. , 52-Appliances 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford 373 5700 Ili bath, kitchen equipped, con yen lent Dealer Reconditioned Batteries, II? 95 We Buy Furniture GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 7513 PALMETTO AVE.. 3 bedroom, veer bank I29 'iV 4 Come seethe latest in luxury family living, the all new 2164' Glen bI'OOk 2563 Park Of REALTORS on ____ Licensed. Onlndo 213 5170. Your MLS Agency CALL OWNER-- 3724195 or 2564, 3 BR. carpeted, central heat, fireplace, all electric chen,7',lots, 1.37,300 or best o - 1117,500 firm MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn plete set up I'll save you money. 322-2420 Anytime up, all sites. BUSINESS CLOSEOUT 631 6*55 carpeted screen room. Extra large storage shed, carpor t, fenced back yd. SolarX on win. dOwS, kool seal roof, etc. 373-7611. - .I..k... $ LEADER" 5.35,000 more 6.152. 6~ . * • 1973 Karman Ghia, exceplionally 78-.?'otorcycles - Forrest Greene, Inc. lfl A1 No Security Deposit. HWY Homes RAVE NNA PARK Secluded GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR home, custom built, pool, corner A FRACTION OF THEIR COST tof, kitct'ier, equipped plus lots FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' fenced iard. carpet HA .ivalable on our course and see what life is all about! Luxury Living at Prices You Can Afford. on -- -- '71 Festival, 71*61'. Located On beautiful corner lot in adult ec tion. Screened front porch 4 - r Ahoy Mates! cMar'in 2 ~ ' A V.! 1ae Set your sails a.'vJ is Realty WYNNEW000 3 bedrooms, 11 baths, family room, large closets, carpeting, new roof. Call for appointment to see 11 -- - ------.------. dining area, new awning. Located on a beautiful shaded corner tot, iSO'xI15'. Price 55,950. Assume law monthly payment on mobile home. 363 5469, Oviedo - - qood garden $913 New Americana 12*60' 2 BR. I bath, air, beamed ceilings, raised )?I 0640.377 7148,373 7896 -- clean, ravenna green, $2995 Ask for Duane McGuire at 372-1651 to Buy 68-Wanted MOONEY APPLIAUCES 7330697 42 WITT REALTY By owner. 1.42.500. large I OR. lam cm 2 yrs pool, dbl gar., cen. h a, 11,500 down Assume 7'. pct. loan 373 1713 322-2090 fat 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee --- REALTOR 377 146$ FHA available WE TAKE TRADES WINTER SPRINGS 3 Bedr 1505W. 25th St. SANFORD on Pay ton Realty CailBart Real Estate LAKE MARY -3 Bedroom ho stove & refrigerator, fenced y T35 2 Acres garden Yours'for only 1.19.000 1964 Buick Riviera, orig,nal paint, meg wheels, 10,000 miles Must be seen Oriolnal owner. 37311*3 between 10 8. 7 7.4-Auto Parts Bingo Sweet Feed, 17 per cent, 54. Mustang Pellets, I2 per cent, 13 75; Other low prices, Horse & Rider Store, 2651 Sanford Av e SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First Downtown 3739111 Eve 669 1146 in - Luxury Patio Apartments FROM --- ---- eneva Gardens STUDIO 1, 2, 3 BEDROOMSUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES plumber, the roofer, the dec tniclan the yard man. try corn fortabte and secure DRAM TOWERS 3774130 RICHARD'S PROFESSIONAL BARTENDER'S SCHOOL White lt,j Acres- 7 bedrm, house on Lake AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W 2nd St. 11-Instructions Garnett 13' Travel Trailer, stose. sink, ice fares, Wholesale. Passeriçer 1, p,cx Singer Zig Zag, In cabintl, 3 needle, front toad deluxe 5IWirig machine Sold new for $319.00. Pay balance of SM or 10 payments o f 19. See at. - P40 QUALIFYING New 3 DR home, all extras, I pet. S and 10 Acme Tracts of land with Interest 129.600 327 7267. trees COOL POOL with this 3 BR, 7 Bath home. Energy saving air cond system. Family room with serve thru bar & fireplace 131.500 Req Real (slate Broker 3721301, OWNER FINANCE - 3 BR, 1 bath 7610 HIawatha Ave at I? 92 home, paneled, large fenced lot for of fa is in Thursday MORNING 4r "Get 'Em While * , the (35.44) The Fugitive (2.6) Tomorrow W. 80-Autos for Sale A small Classified Ad brings big returns. Try one and see Call 373. 2611 or 131-99?). Assume Payments Shaded I Bedroom. I hMr. land, 573.000 75-RcrptionaI Vehc1.c - with central heat, fireplace, Fenced yard. 3 bedrooms, I bath. corner lot, dining room. See and Sunland, 171.000 make offer today. 373 9110 SISOOREBATE Wednesday, July 2, 19?S-76 box. Sleeps 6, 1450 173 6714 $31 9686 - Larry Saxon, Realtor Evening fl.ra Id, Sanford, Ft. Double Bed, $63 landsi-aped. 1.51.500. $72300 buys the frame 3 bedro,m - - - - -4 Mattress, boispring 1, frame John Saggio I Bedroom. 2 bath, pool, beautifully LARGE HOME, SMALL PRICE Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And JOHN 'F4IDER, ASSOC. 373 U70 ISO) W. 3rd St., Sanfor d 372 5017 SEEI( & FIND' * , Efticlency- Atlractive 1100 includeS utilities Pure Honey )056U 4344 - JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy LHrect hum Boxcar" GORMLY'SF 46 Sanfordj73 4733 531 9566 Near Golf Course 1561 Lee Road, Winter Park ,- 67 A,--Feed - 1V1Ctiie-v4, Boaspringi. frame Jim Hunt Realty FOUR INC. SYSTEMS - _____ King size 9d. $93 - 377 4047 372 2111 porch, huge inside utility room, 7 7521 Park Or AF TER HRS. REALTOR car garage," 2' yrs. old, 3273Q9l a77 0648 REDUCED TO ORIGINAL COST. 7779761 Swim In community pool. Low, A to Zoo The Herald's special low down. section on our new Central Florida ZOO. Don't miss it on July 3 3 Bedroom. 2 bath. family room, screened patio, beautiful land scaping. Owner transferred, must elI 8)) 1148 b.utt iome. goo d condition, excellent financing 121.000 Air conditioned efficiency apart merit. Call betweCn 10a.m. 2pm 3'77 777 4 purplehutl. Thursday. On 461 Old Monroe Road 3 Mi West of San ford den, plenty storage, large lot. Imply, move riçht in, I bedrooms. arnlly room, separate living I dining rooms. 30*10' screened ,J_t.'TTc.i,- 51-Household Goods___ I BPS., 2 full baths, family room 8 P E ALTOR BR UK ER I Bedroom. 1' I Roon Apt, lxi RA Phd P4r-wIRemodeled. Furnished, Carpeted 11 10 mo 71$ W 1st St Peas, you pick, black eye and SANFORD WANTED-DESPERATE MOSSIE C. I3ATEMAN Reg Real Estate Broker 322-7643 at Dad's Price onl# 9-Good Things to Eat SANDRA Geneva. 3 BR. %i bath mobile home, 71 7 acres, some pasture. Good water. $15,000 Mom's House a 1 or? Bedroom Adults PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 P,srk Drive 170 up _______________________________________________ SLIM BUD.,ETS ARE Garden I LAWRENCE E. Ll 4 ______________________________________________ ________________________________________ $ ___ 31-Apartments _Furnished C.mplele child care services New Summer Program! HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE 3235690 Sanford, Vacant, 3 BR, I' baths, block, freshly painted inside & out Fenced back 20' x 70' patio. 571.500 Acreage __ 6-Child Care Tso Story 3 bedroom house, large f'rced ','ard. ce"r.l ar 3210707 41-Houses - BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. Love Animals? Then you'll love ti*C all new Central Florida Zoo. Read ll atxjut it ri The Heralds A to Zcx special July ) Realty Stemper Central Floridas MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 4") $9195 French 372 7 3 71 3 27 Ii.o, 322 $981 377 I95. :i t&i SLIM Lost- Black 1. Tan Mate Hunting Dog wearing collar sr'name Louis Hobby; lost in i-I-U 92 area; $2500 reward 322-1571. IN COUNTY -- Small, neat 2 bedroom home, central heat & ar, eat in kitchen. fireplace, beautiful trees 516.500 Adjoining lots available for $ 5,300 lk f MASTERS COVE ON TIlE LAKE ______ _________________________________________________ ' BAMBOC COVE APTS I-? BR Furn., Unfurn 300E Airport. 373 1310 ,-t.ost & Found lll J11 Jill lui. . - Ledthinl Vlnigarl 661 Kelpt Now all four in One capsule. Ask for V86* Faust's Drugs. __________________ - Jil ammil, - AMMIMM JIIIJII 2022H Worse / , ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 6.41 2077 for "We Care "Io?llne'. Adults or Teem j_ ull J ___________ ____________ 110W AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD 373-7670 Upstairs apt kitchen equipped, 3 large rooms. porch -$90. 373 035.1 -- Boom COUNTRY HOME 5 7 Acres, lovely 7 story older home (estimate over 100 Yrsi In ex celtent area Gant oaks. & citrus Stabtes, c(rral, tack room, near Sanford %77,Oi3 Are your getting old? Is your Income limited? Are you lonely? Why not live at DRAM TOWERS, 373 4130 - _____________________- Nevada SANDLEW000 VILLAS I ,s bedroom. I bath home, ap proiirnately 16000 Ijyn rirn Con.p.iny Supplies hens, feed. and material Grosses 51.50011.600 per mont. Good terms to Qualified buyer . 373 4369 after 5:30 llTIlefI1 II,hItI ____ of problem friends e acre eg rnnri near Santoncl, , - - i DEAR READER - or 41-Houses FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY - - drinkers. For further Information call 173 4567 I Bedroom unfurnished apt air, or write wall to walt carpet. 1175 month Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. jS0damagedeposi, 203 E 71st St 60* 553, Sanford, Fla, 32771. .1 Jllj JIllj_ Il_ like to be able to . would v j1J a Juet 6 aul JIIE ! l JJIJIIIJ Jut or. Lamb fgp LVI high cholesterol' Skim Lssota,stelessoncereals I people with i iu. ________________________ j iii families For / It you can qualify we off' convenIence - excellen t main seCUr.n tenance and I illation r es istant rentals. DRAM TOWERS. 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WINATBRIDGE Ill' OSW.%li) JAMES JACOI3Y and I 14 _ __ -__ f 4 -4 zia erict • 1ff" j1f___ L - 1W 11 f. * , , c •• • NORTH (9) 2 VAQ S2 .P ), j4\ 4 AA . 765 V 1074 i 7 EAST A 10 5 y K6 • Q 98653 A (. J lOS A 9 42 WEST A 732 j 101 ILTII ALLEY OOP ( THERE HEI !!Z HELI.O. c >— U OLD S4- ) JUST FINE, JAcK! I / OF -A-GUN! I WANT OU 10 MEET I MEN,-MIS HOW ARE M ASSOCIATEs ...CtSCARI IS JACK BM AND MAR(A). ,\ PETERSON! S ~ ,~ IV AQ by Dave (iraue L . ,~.,. .) TMA , ~zl --Ir ti- i'll. -1 ~ __-1"-PMrV1 _, I — - ' J 96 98 J A K 10 2 AK3 1kih utrn'r..hk' %% North t'.iss .1, I South E as t Ll I p, 6 A 67th Year, No. 271—Thursday, July 3, ?75 West ___pTi--- _.. - __ L . - ` -7-.-_-.-M;7".c-, - -_ =-T . g ) 'itt - . - 1' . I _- __ - ; ~L I i -' - .( 41'\' -. 2 .?~_,__f~~'~17 aw ., ___ , ~_ ~i~ V~!_%~ . - ;;' ' ii E1L.,1WTQw \U Ttehnicians in any !ine Itt \Hoj) tutu OI) j.irgiui 'I h-v gu words meanings that ill be clear to another technician soFr E South hold £2VK 75 %h,ut A- 0LJ tb • shot that inspi r ed ii? these R1centennial ash trays and I li A A 2 oubietoaskyourprInerto bid I bridge experts language . . . !OkJ 5PA 4: ) YOU F IND (t4$, I., 1 :. o SINESS FUNNY BU 8_ Roger BoIIen — U -.-.. - '•-,. • '------- MC!;k r'r's j' — . 1 - - 1 I. 4 ' 14 EVERY WA ;ZE, EtGb41, C(' ESS, a -.ip '2 - 7., 'i.. .. ' -. p_i".r. ___ ___ -V ' -- T54-AfW 4 i 1h7 /s swmy ir /iW&fi k 4Y .4 V W 7Z6' XMf - I II1 p 514j &17! air, w I I Lc%O.. /L7(L hEIR C4fR45 cZ ev Af~ -- . ___ L ______ -- - I $ ___ ng - . I 7Hf/ -- Qu et Trudeau Garry - -, r 12 __________ by CI4ML- cWAnLc / A 4 ewper *b?5 )fU7ia' ' 1fl5YxJT 17' /uZ8' ThZ' jr $1.. 4 4y , 4'7 I i w'i _ 57}UJ1 / - _ For New Zoo Facility _ /JtW/ \ - , - , - _ B'JGS BUNNY rA by Heimdahl & StoUet ti_ _ ciy Wr HOA6Y? by 1~ i 1~ i 1~ T. K. Ryan - WEE-LANcE 1)QC( HAS I.ALJNCHEP IN HAL-F OF WE, M MEMR5, ITS ANNUAL MUST OF &F'D NEGIECt 'Open Door"Policy In For Beating - 11mr M I . .M 'a -_ NEW, Wi HE WORD _ is i i? I SPREADING IUMBLEWEEDS __________ - A C U7 _ - - /' ___ 7Z A 1b BLONDIE By ED PRICKETI' Herald Staff Writer Chic Young ''-- suepmsi I F_7Ft ow. mw< vuIk11 i SURE WOULD ul - - -. State Puts Squeeze On Community College Enrollment (t) -,' .. _ - H by Al Vermeer H15 5TAk4T JADERS BEEN TOPPED i' A "\ , CLUMP OF V10LETs?,2 p i~ 11 N I V , I -1 year's -was okayed for submission to Tallahassee. courses closed out will be allowed to register for an open door policy." Though Weldon says SCC will recei'ie a "few What it mens, according to SCC Dean Robert "alternative program" if that scholar-to-be finds "We'll have to control the class sizes — not add thousand" more than anticipated, Schreiber poohSchreiber, is that new students will be admitted on a his first choice closed out. any new sections," he said. poohed the amount and said any money over what Long a tradition at Seminole Community College "first-come, first-served," basis with the date of School officials say students presently enrolled In a cover letter submitted in May, We!don told had been anticipated will be placed in contingency (SCC), the "open door policy is in for a b'ating as application determining who gains admittance once will of course be given first choke of courses, trustees the "open door policy is in jeopardy" lurwi. a result of legislafive approval of the CO eg': $5.2 the cutoff point is reached. Persons seeking to en:-oll in night courses fall because SCC appropriations only equalled last Of tht., 28 coutununity colleges in Florida, SCC million 1975-76 operating budget, SCC President Another determining factor, Schreiber says, will under the same rule - first-come, first-served. year's. ranks 12th in terms of enrollment and budget Earl Weldon told The Herald. be the availability of certain programs. For 'i'.aditionally, junior and community colleges In effect, Weldon says he will be operating time he allotments. S-chreiber sa s about 3,2($) student.s are "We won't be able to handle enrollment," Weldot, t\ample, he said there's "less demand" for foreign have operated under an "open door policy'," which college with about the same amount of said. In essence, the president's message Is the languagcs and technical courses than for other means any-one with a higti school diploma or its had last year. While at the same time cost factors, anticipated for the fall. same one he gave SCC trustees on May 12 when the college programs. equivalent is allowed in school. Schreiber says the such as utility bills and PIflpIray retirement plans, "We hope to be able to handle a many as 'bare bones' $5.2 million budget -the same as last Thus, he says, a student who finds popular new policy probably could be termed an "amended push expenditures skyward. posible," Weldon noted. - EMI RIP7- .6 V ~ -1 -A -/~Vl -.;.::,. ~q * I i:_7_1aj I 4J 7 FPJ4H1P (FtEk... NO VV LE cuiE, r Y.njLD l3FAf0MF_ I'm EAT11,415. I sr FI NO. It- I ' -, I I . (Coi .rj / C. . 27 G*TTA NW W'RK LiP SAAE i y 7F11 CAPTAIN EASY 1-MALLI by Crooks & Lawrence PAjTIj3 PC%'j TQ,. MERE 4'IT OF LAND, SOMEWHERE IN IUE ,Q--•_ _ - T1 —, WROJIPTPO,E-) IJ1. _________ wplOEvgR YOU RE 1M TH ONE WHO 'HOtJW B UT' NG FOR HELP! ( - I . %Adjj~ Al - 10 I. F! .1 '; !I &UMPOJWT i'.' Ø w wow yAgs T; C .'-1 HTw FRDm M.AST(:,. I I 'J*tX'PAaIT IJFLATCIJ'I TIA J .,-.%. - r fl1 \ ' , ' L- t I \ ;-; ,., Z. ,. ... .. --I r SGI1MG 'i'ó'Rt flilS ) - " i '. mm" - ill 1 , 11 : ' U5i-.- I '' . .......... .. -1 r - e- . 0. nc*i -. . ____ ' ' ,.. • .- - .. . - , V47 4 1. ' '.- • -, -'" I. ' " IC "'- . - ç- % ' " ' -, lw~ t-i - 7 2"i - \I r'j , ..., ,.. • '1' - 'ii i4j $%?1 -. , - - '"Y" I - ' , 441Ut ,. • _______ Øshu11 -- '" - - 1'icj; ' ja" ' .•. :i' "- ' ' I 'I*' , " '' . ' - I .4 .-mi"t4 1.. ' )er --I •. Is' - - - - ______ This type of traffic delay will lx' studied July 9 by 1)01. -- Z Ra The Seminole County Grand bs the County Commission At one point yesterday, Jury probing the June 9 county during Vihlen's appearance jail fire that took 11 lives expected to hear testimony next before the grand jury, State week from Sheriff John Polk Att Abbott Herring's chief and four County -. - -. . - 4 - -'-" 4 A0 "b ..,, Ik ., - 3',? , . I '-5 • .' - " ' '! ' " - _____ I- ' 49L ,.- ' - '.,., Corn '-7 -: - - __________________ -A__ .Q -. -. M I_,f-m.__J', I . -I I. -_ -1'., 0.2 ., __ -w_._-.. I . __j-___ ._4,~ -_"-f.I.;6 -.,~.,~ :- i, -~v_-,_,.,];, - j - f,jr - wider, who has gathered copies riussiuners Y esterday, County Attorney of the tapes and minutes, wa.s Tom Freeman was in the grand obser'o ed entering a grand jury jury room for a total of two witness room with Mrs Marie hours — the mornings C> Walker, one of the County recording wltntss Alter the noon recess, Commission secre ta ries who ta ke minutes of County Conumssion chairman me e t i n gs and prepare the Sid ihlen Jr sas closeted iith th jurors and Mstant documents for commissioru State Atty William Staley for approal, along with an official nearly three hours only a court reporter Observers speculated upon 20-minute recess Just after 4 Mrs Walker's exit some 15 ".. L '' ;''- '' investigator, Jack It Fulen.- . - '- . -t. ,,c ', • - Fç • rx -'-' i- j ,,, - 1. 11 i'' ..:i, ,j with be iing lengthy attention to may hae been taking a sworn tape recordings and written statement from her Mre minutes of Counts Commission Walker declined any comment to reporters on what had meetirugs Sifl(C January which Sheriff PolK's requests transpired In the grand jury w itness room Late yesterday, as Vthlen -. - ' - - 4 L - ' 44 -, 'q jl . L,. ss ion ___ , ----IIu" : - - - II:=r j- , Fire Probers o Hear Polk jury room, Fuilenwide Gary Kaiser, county fire ' d reported searcting the cour. 0 adm!.-Istrator and dirtelDr of Cou t thouse for County Cornthe county's department of plan. uiiissioner Dick Williams. LAKE MARY — The City home park subdivision - lake members cited reasons for rezoning of Lake Mary complete the study and Sports ....................113 public safety, was approached Sources said later that Williams 213 by Fuller to provide in. Council and Planning and Park - was rejected by th2 turning down the plan, in- Boulevard, considered the Television Mem bers of the planni ng cluding the site is a water "gateway" to the t4ty. P&Z) held planning board last month. t formation on the instances 7oning Commission Women's . ...... ... 111A oning commimon include Bob Courthouse. City Council in June delayed recharge area, that plans City Council set a six-month Beckhorn when the county's fire units a "rap session" last night at Maltby. H Today, Lonticted at his south have been delayed at the rail. city hall, discussing a myriad of until next Wednesday action on presented were not precise and inoraugluin or. zcn_ing changes WEAVIER Catherine it. Semninok home. Williams told ersL requestd the proposal was not proper on property abutting the Urban's road cr ossing while en rou te to subjects (ruin the coin- A. J. .Schweitze ' r, Frank Wick The Herald that he hasn t been Yesterday's hi gh 90, over an emergenc y scene prehensi%e planning and rezoning from agiculture for planning boulevard while the planning cha irman. subpoenaed - nor 1iae other A sub committee of the committee completes its night low $4. Kaiser said there ha ve been rezoning of lake Mary the Leo Trapanier prope rty fair Mostly through occurrences when fire units Boulevard to a proposed new planned for 285 mobile home planning and zunisig corn- as-signed duties. Only Councilman Burt county commissioners to his but that he extomorrow. Highs In the middle were held up, waiting on the mobile home park. rental sites with 150 designated mission, including Planning The same conunittee, also Perichiel of the governing knowledge so$ to low 90s. Lows In the upper train to move acrms the road, Rezoning of a 79-acre tract for families and 126 for adults and Zoning Direclor Francis working on the city's overall body. out of l(mn on vacation. pects to appear before the jury ,enior, is contiituu work on a comprehensi v e plan may ask sas iot prestnt for the joint SOs to lower 705 as they were going to structure bounding Rinehart Road to only. . ('t d i lagt2 Ai Various planning board comprehensiv e pla n for 'It Details and tides on page SA fires pernhlt construction of it mobite tC I r 115t tt to t Horoscope ..................28 Hospital ......... SA Obituaries ------------------ 5A i a.. ' _...__.._...__.,_., , " vy rrai TOR',! ,!h, M % a ~ RN5 HtVR $AVING TO SAY . Sanford, according toa DOT of'Its a problem," he said, ficial 'Because there are some The crossing has been the lengthy delays" The state Department of subject of much discussion by Both the Board of County Tra nsportation (DOT), spurred local governments and law en Commissioners and t"ae Sanford by new interest from Con- forcement and emergency CII) Commission have passed grslonal liaison represents- agencies concerned that slow resoluti ons seeking relief from tives, plans to conduct a 24-hour moving trains tie up traffic and the DOT on the potentially trafficdelaystudy J uly 9 at the could hold up emergency dangerous problem Seaboard Coastline Railroad vehicles en route to a crisis Fuller said long range projected plans to eliminate the Crossing at SR 46, west of situation Henry Fuller, corridor study traffic delay situation Is to engineer with the DOT's construct a four la ne overpass regional office in I)eLand, said for the highway. But the o a yesterday the study would be problem Is money, Fuller said conducted to determine , on an He estimated the cost for the average day, just how long th e project would be "$2 million, traffic is delayed by the trains plus ' He said, howe ver , that AroundTheClock . - 4A and the number of times the the money could be appiiiated in the Congressional 411 trains cross the road Bridge Fuller also said that the study Highway Act of 1975 Then, he SA Calendar will determine how much said, the project could be two to 3 Classified 411 traffic uses the road during a three years down the road in Comics -213 24-hour period. Assisting 1)01' designing and engineering, Crossword IA officials with the study will be Editorial $A Seminole County Engineer Bill Dear Abby - by Bob Thav.s , ~4---~.* T d y ~ WML - T~ by Howie Schn.d.r 4 °: FRANK AND ERNEST 411- LEK & MEEK IN.AJ)I A i, oT a -H 7 _1 . 1111 .01,4, . , .. *.W 1~6:1.wl _.-# By MICK LOCHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer I 1: a. * Planned At Crossinq L9P' 4.W Tra ic De a Stud k 11 . _~ 4 'P' £ i by Bob Montana I W #7r 4 ________ 'k ) ARCIIiE INkff&ENTS. 1, ç' ~~____,= 5" Altamonte Springs, Geneva, Committee is sponsoring the v.ill put on a fire safety publisher of the Readers abeanbagtossingcontestwH Oviedo and Maitland, and all .eletrations beginning at 10 demonstration folIosd by fire Digest" in Cuba, Dick Veranes the Jaycees will have a dunk . .. are community wide ef!ots a in at the Civic Center P. engine rides for the children Hamburgers and hot dogs m.at,hine and will sell hot dogs, Capping all the events will be boiled corr and soft drinks l" a gigantic fireworks display at /'V' s" The Telephone Pioneers will _i' -, . 8 45p m in Sanford, sponsored • sell &iowcones, and balloons _- c_ by the Downtown Business • and will display antique Association 1 t)BA at Fort i telephones while the recreation . .- Mdllou Park. dnnmrtment will hold a bar-J Jf a Among the civic organizations : participating in the Sanford A recreation department celebration, in additico to the spok esman said the barbecue is .. ..•• I ___ 1, DBA, are: the Greater Sanford us-ed as an annual fund-raising Camber of Commerce, as pro ra ther than 'nickel and On the Fourth of July, the fireworks in coordinator; the Junior time to complete construction on some dime" the parents to death Sanford will all be on the lakefront; on the Woman's Club of Sanford, animal enclosures, expand their landscaping throughout the year. All Central Florida Zoo front things will be a lot Jayceettes, Jaycees, Telephone program, and hopefully to resolve the matter baseball leagues of the city quieter and less spectacular. of paving roads and parking lots, said Hanna. Pioneers, Sanford Recreation department will benefit directly The new zoo Is still opening to the public Department, Pilot Club, t1ucAih profi ts realized from The Central Florida public will not be tomorrow, Ministerial but all the pomp and ceremony of Association, -_r_ U barbecue. seeing a completed zoo when they visit July a grand opening will be ostpcned for another Democratic Women's Club. Advance tickets for the but they will be getting a preview of the 60 days when the official dedication ceremony Seminole County' Gun and barbecue are being sold by Trumpet good news far wide, says Sobik the elephant: the Archery beautiful facility which is :n the making, will be held, Club, Child various members of the youth beautiful new Central Florida Zoo (on US. 17.g2 four mlle,west of Evangelism Fellowship, promised Hanna. Accordi ng to Zoo Director Jack Hanna , b as eball leagues and may ateo Sanford) 1ll open tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. And today, in honor of Antique this delay will give the animtls time to adjust Car Club and thc Black The gates of the new Central Florida Zoo, be purchased at the recreation this great occasion, you can read all about the new zoo In The to eir th new environment before being sublocated off U.S. 17-92 on the lakefront four department. Herald's special dedication issue. Stephanie Ryan (left) and Bicentennial Committee, jected to the excitement of large crowds In Longwood, civic miles west of Sanford, will swing open at 9:30 The Pilot Club will have Debbie Crabtree have that bit of Information straight from the expected to accompany the dedication. a.m. Friday. Thereaf ter, the zoo will be open country store with crafts, old horse's - er, elephant's — mouth. (Herald Photo by Gordon organizations participating In It will also give zoo oofficials,a little extra Annual Fourth of from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily. Williamson) July Chiken's Festival, on Continued on Page $-A - - _______- 000NESBURY A fiZ'4t S7ATE SR' F A M?1O. F1JtJ5?/ 4 - -- N CHILI) CHU. -r '7 I-' ' ' - 'k j] 'I , / i ~kl , 1. ')A}'EftI,1EftIIt1SEA%.,,, i .#Q11 , . ' - The Volunteer Fire Depart- flit. firemen will also take on will be available and a merit is the snsor of an old the Jaycees In a tug o' war, one watermelon eating contest fashioned Fourth of July in of the many games and athletic held All sorts of games wi ll be Sepa-ote e%ents to celebrate of Cniriieice Bill Kiosky's Geneva while the Jaycees plan events scheduled during the played Thos.' attending have -_____ the nation's 199th birthday are Seminole baseball team, the gala Independence Day ac- afternoon, been asked to wear costumes of scheduled Friday in five Chamber of ('ontiits In be held at the the Early American period Commerce Uviies in Os1eo ending its '7 Seminole County communities Pirates, VI' W Post 8207 celebratIon with fireworks O%ledo fair include watermelon In the Sanford celebrations and In the City of Maitland, Just Auxiliary, Longwood Sertorim The Maitland-South Seminole eating and watermelon seed. the Junior Woman's Club will across the Orange County 11 ne Club, Sernino1' Count) Chamber of Commerce is spitting and th e greased pig stage a pair of moon walks for All goverrunental (IftiCCS l)crnocrattLParty, the spo nso ring a full da;- of fun, The frwurs hill begin after youngsters, a coiiceasin stand, the cour thouse, city halts, post Longwood Volunteer Fire games and events In Maitland. dark. ice cream sales, frog Jumping offices and state buildings - Department, the Sky King In Oviedo, the Jaycees wlllbe The old-fashioned Fourth of and Jump rope cont, ' and banks and most business Youth Ranch Pan American barbecuing nt and chicken July in Gene%a will begin at 11 They will give savings bor ! , ::' houses will be closed for the Bank, Lormann Realty, tiv . during the afternoon with early a.m. with a parade from the fire to winners and distribute fr(-e 'a day. Central Florida Zoo and the birds on hand at 1 p.m. station to the Community balloons and litter bags. The celebrations are to be Fern Park Cycle Town. While the catlng takes place, Center where th e keynote The Jayceettes will have cart held in Sanford, Longwood, Longwood's Bicentennial the 0%riedo Fire Departmcnt speaker wil.1 be ffic former and pony rides for children a -,i ' / r I Wilma Street in front of the fire atatlon, are The Longwood area Chamber -- 1 1 . (TEITsOn- PJ sir by Lorry Le wis AMIZIR - 1" - " Th e reverse bid is a classic You do (1(tJhT .mJ p.lrtner example. A layman would think bids two clubs What do )ou do that both North and South had "° made re v erse buds Northo ' Tomorrow ed i club and rebid one het . ; 147 ''' h' $ shirts"' jti south responded one diamond Send $1 lot JACOBY MODERN book to "Win at Bridge.- (c/o This and rebid one s pa de newspaper). 0 Box 489 Radso ) __anon__ew Voik_ N_V_I CO19 Neither bid as a reverse, in SJ - "S QUESTI(I'N SGETflfly FOR 900, mogJApt. / R1/ EL btid e where the brave minutei,nen fired the "Here is the ; ,, - North Ei South IA By Osald&James lacoby \. ( JUST A LITTL i .- ; By DONNA ESTI'.S Herald Staff Writer ' _________ 7 '•'1b\ THE BORN LOSER Inaepenaence Day Celebration 'i _- - Sanford, Florid, 32771—Price 10 Cents Seminole County Gears For Gala #I _____VL Air z r , jal T1 U9 1 f .fle The bidding has been QA Upt'nlng Ieid Im Ga . ---. ening K - ~;*__" • -- Iiii Pass Pass 6 • jr v ing off, — - - because the one-heart call did not shut out a return to two clubs. The one-spade call did not shut out a return to two diamonds. North's Jump to four spades said "I have (our spades and a good enough hand. If you have a minimum responding hand. I still want to be in game." With 14 good high-card points. South lllackwooded into six spades. His use of five notrump in an effort to get to seven was optimistic. Even it North held the king of hearts instead of the queen, there would be no r.al play for seven. however, six was no problem in spite of the heart finesse be- £A K84 ______ _-- ____ by Dick Tumor \ CARNIVAL - ____ 11 L?- - '— "' - � 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, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Tuesday Dec WONIT 500W Mort Walker - L I 6 Carousal fKY 37 Boat paddle a 13 Intefol" 40 Bitter vetch 14 Grain board 42 Spring month 15 Western (ab ) 6 - internal parts 8 Rev3ive S3 Church festival 9 Abscond 54 Stearin 10 55 Cubic mate( 12 Dingle°° 77 .. 20 Scottish cap ~:~ THE BORN LOSER 23 Goddess of infatuation 24 Race course circuit 26 Cut. as the by Art Sonsorn I 11 '4J5 L.IBI) 13 Petition, DOWN Grampus 21 Subdue 23 Reluctant 16 part 1 HabItat form 2 Dormouse 28 L4 so Bud's' ibkng A - N • 25 Quay Secular general 0 C&I 27 Steamer ThAT I -1. coldd spoil tile good times of make ll Year" $ those around you )) before you getcaught cau, up in the uitus (April o-'i irl of activities. Conclude your business before SAG ITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec early afternoon. B then yo u' more festive mood and 21) lon t (eel th4it a h4ch price I be ?a tag guarantees you'll excel in - %Ofl t beOfl•led about tyi } ng b the pursuit of pleasure tonight. loose ends. If You'll just 2 -June you're going out this evening d t 'et peppier as and plart to share expenses, 19) You day wears on. Don't alter or the have a clear advance untonight's plans Just ce derstanding as to who pays for - - article 51 Devotee - - - ______ _____ L - 11 -- 18 - 22 23 I COLLEGE OFF ER S 4 LOT OF PSYCH COURSES, S11 VE 1 MPOTANT ONE YOUL.Z. j HAVE io LEARN ON j \ BM1O SOUR Otv / - - - ~ _ 26 - 28 I2. 21 29 EI A. I. I. A .. church, the arrival of 19176 h.as special signiticanc-e to all Americans. 0 ~ The celebration of our nation'! 200th birthday is riot only a time rejoice in our freedoms and reflect on our beginnings, but a time to plan for th future. Many area churches are planning New Year's Eve services. WC - - I __'! - r :11 _____ ....- - : by Stofhl & H.lmdehl 49 - - - - J!I._ N RE, FM A OQ READIN' __ eI.Li Blood Pressure Affected ______ XILVANk __ chic . I FAST 4 1052 1 I, I— Pus 4N.T. Opening lead - K v - ~~ -- F_ ~ - ~=-_ __ V_ - ~~_ —_ . .-. . - ; A I'm _ - ; :1... _., . ,I T -C 121~ - - 0 Those little red spiots could be any number of th Jour doctor is probably right that they are ariot anything for you to be unduly worried -~; I by Bob Thayes __ _________ 4 - I - - ___ ,j (r bk iprwure goes up in many cases because of con. . I I ,, H LE prior to the strull capillaries that connect the arteries to the veins. If anything the con. tricted arteries should diminish the chances of red spots. MAM4" :;_ KI DDLN&... may be dilated capillaries, the smallest blood vessels tn your skin or they can be related to hives, an allergic reaction - - ~_~_Z __--- .ltr - - .-- M. .. . s - :. '-- 1 ____ - --- I f?~v), I • _ look like w examination, they can be Ignored or removed. The doctor can use chemicals to remove them from the sur- '. I I 4~1 N TO , *1 I., ~ji 4~__ - .. / Conference room of SEEIX~o headquarters, building one, at ii"Q Orr sall earlier the ut - LT I ., / - - ______________ ____ r ____ _~ 1 0 - 30 I "I'M SOrry! We only h • cars has been discon!nued!" I CAt1i/fl4c I aff. ff m . ,--- __ V I - _~__ ~&X I -Y ~ II~, - 1 it 10, - - 1 1 _________J I ii • ' t A A -C /~~C'- I U . I I -I , -11 " =7_Z_ - ,.-ic , ---I t 51P1T)' I ~ f . L t ~ i !i - - z ~, T 7T ._-, 1111, ' VA I Trudeau _r'-' kmi _Sr - , V ~_, - Al~ ready to celebrate the New Williams ----.---..----- With Port Negotiating . By EDl'ltICK I ferald Staff Writer - i4 - ____ - r !114 :J:IN~~ - -, r- --- : - ~ r- - -,- lilt kiM 71~W U- . f -. ~?--~ A rV1=TO .FMr #~-W e!70 - tertd by SEEDCO, with help from the counly and from R6T Lrar _ --- - ELS-Cmc w. f - not be continued at a guaran. Say-More Oil Terminals Inc. entire project at present is in But Bob Ellis, the corn- Attempt to buy a year's savings from such a venture . teed contract price. IlecentlY Williams took a the planning stage. mission's acting admiristrative supply on the open market and are "down the road." In other The store oil at the tank farm. County Commissioner words if the county could ,000 gallons of gasoline, diesel met with Say-More President also points out that all county will not guarantee supplies past Buy' oil from Say-More control its gasoline supply, Richard Williams is negotiating fuel and other petroleum Al Black to discuss storing agencies including cities and one month Plus, prices will after it is pumped In explained by a member of a with tenants at the Port of produc ts nor.thly (ruin Gulf Oil pttroleum products at the the school board county officials "could get a would be fluctuate depending on supply Willian said that buying on better price" fedtrally funded agency at a Sanford to store petrolewn Co But Gulf officials, although port's thnk farm allowed to participatn press conference, set for 10 products year-round at a and demand the open market doesn't 'look confirming the supply, say the Williams said that if SavGovernmental agencies must Williams isexpected to report too good." Also, he said Gulf am Friday (Jan 2) at the potential searly savings of As far as W'Iharas Ls coilof price of gasoline next year ill More could arrange to hase oil pay for gasoline and oil sith to the commission by mid can't guarantee a year's supply cerned, the port authority's Sanford Airport. more than $14,000 to the change as the price changes at pumped in for storage through which to operate their vehicles. February on his progress. at one time. of Ieasenk far toSv-More Florid.i Gas pipelines, it would And, normally because they executs diretor of the The commissioner says at 'Me most %iable alternative. was the -best move-, Dort of. Williams began negotiations What Williams has in mind is cost th e county about three buy large quantities, oil this point he is working with according to Williams, is to fidalscou1dha%made,arnO Seminole I muployment and after county officials were a contract with the firm that cents less per gallon for companies discount prices and three options Economic D!velopriient Corp. informed present contracts for leases the tank farm at the port. gasoline and diesel "pipe oil Williams believes offers fuel. offer monthly or yearly sup- Continue to purchase pipeline&" I SEEDCO) - a federal agency gasoline arxi diesel fuel would unlimited prospects for the The tank farm Is leased by Williaiiis emphasized the plies at a fixed rate. igned to help the small petroleum products from Gulf. Williams said the real future. businessman —sid the news A 1&18,639 UNIeral grant to provide 103 Jobs for unemployed persons in Seminole County during 1976 %ill be - I 44: --_ . they need to be removed. In ..- - - _____________ Petroleum Pact W ould Save Tax a ers 41000 $829r000 i A IF WHAVR E " ty I I - ~_ lZ400 kickback on a proposed misdemeanor Sunshine Law on Dec.18 Assistant StateFreeman is violations. The court ordered Mnrris, Atty. William Staley, who Vihlen said he had talked to 3 directed the grand jury probe, grand Jury testimony tran______ ~__ and buy. The Seminole Count), member of the judiciary and idinilted the Wilford i -_ I attorney's and Herring. The (,rand Jury alleged Freeman members of the Florida Bar dictent contained an error in solicited the kickback from sodation. ns, or ordered ng the commission district Sanford as number four instead of "a" delivered rm Monday, executive John Morris. narnetheJucorattorneysbut number two. (Continued On Page 10A Grant 1_r*11 i I V -- om County Commissioner SEEDCO I by Garry T K Ryan _____ . ..-.. .----- _ ~_=__ Tian Burgt r lights up a . a . - TUMBLEWEEDS .. .-- I __ __ . -~~=-- - * _______ , - -- - . The best thing for you to do is limit your exposure to the sun I note you are in Florida so I m sure you get plenty of sun Try to use a hat and cover yourself enough to avoid sun exposure and you will ha fewer of these. Don't be frightened of them. but do let your doctor see you from time to time to exa theni. If neglected some of these are believed to progrm to in cancer. .1 , -_~__ .--- . I to remove them surgically. FRANK AND ERNEST - - - . Nq> ___ L i -- - i r. i - _ _ -A Ir - a by Dick Tumor - Depend ng / Z/ :..: d I I - 1k - -_ - - - %t ' CARNIVAL 11 D ____ . --- - I - - ~_;Zi~~a_ '_-__J_ 0MJFW L I NISSE1511113 01111111 zi~E~ F_ nl ~ ~ - I, I C - .1 W~ ~W_'~L_6~ il.alJ Staff Writer . - - ,oer it ust the same as We 5l play an opening three-spade bid S game South would have no Not iuch in high cards but trouble making his diamond seven tricks if vulnerableand slam. Westbywould start for the six if not vulnerable. Thus, we defense leading two high would overcall three spades heart. South off a with seven to the klng-queen• few trumps, wouldrun enter ldummy Jack. If not vulnerable. with the are of clubs. ead , ruff a third heart and play out However. you don't have to the rest of the clubs and play it that weak If you don't * to trumps. On the last lead West want (For a copy of JACOBY wou!d be squeezed and forced to unguard his king of spades MODERN, send $1 to: Win do this, to protect against dummys at Bridge, eight of hearts South would newspaper, P.0. Box chuck that eight of hearts and Radio City Station, Now York. make the last two tricks with N V 10019) i -.:= - Binford, who was a witness did say that they are "personal If the Binford indictment is before the grand jury in a four friends" and that the judge thrown out, Ste Atty. Abbott Attorneys (or County week probe of county govern- doesn't sit in the 18th Judicial Herring's officecould reffle Attorney TUrnas G. Freeman ment actions. was indicted for Circuit (Semi nole-Brevard)He corrected charges in the form and Port Authority Chairman false swearing and perjury in said the two attorneys reside in of a direct information. Torn A Binford ere scheduled connection with qualifying Seminole but aren't involved in Freeman's attorney, J to appear in circuit court today papers he filed in connection theL . with tin unsuccessful 1974 bid Inlid speculation that fel ony Binford's attorney, Roger the felon), indictment against grand jury ind ctments against (or a county comlmusaioi, :-at. Berry, has filed a motion to Freeman ins'dfident and the to would be dismissed COunb Commlssion& Sidney dismiss the indictment against 'fails to charge a crime" Vihlen Jr. said Tuesday that he his client on the grounds that Circuit Court Judge Virgil B Mason said earlier that the Conkling %vas scheduled to hear has "knowledge and belief that Binford didn't swear falsely to law cited doesn't apply to arguments by defense at Freeman's indictments will be documents concerning the Freeman because he furnishes torneys at 2 p in on motions to thrownout." County Commission District con aural serces the = dismiss the indictments. Freeman as also indicted, listed in the indictment and that county and t a county - , along with County Commission. the indictment for perjury fails employe. Freeman is accuse ° ers Michael Hattaway and t o charge Bmnford with a soliciting unlawful com. Morris has in an af. _~~__, Harry Kwiatkowski for alleged criminal offense. - . --- - In the ordinary good bridge 1 I Hearing Ismissn . Ill Beach wants to know how we I play the three-spade overcall g I ' ,I I .. - i' i - I ____ -. _________ -. and diamond winners but the squeeze fails to operate. East hangs on to his jack of hearts and West to his king-jack of spades "' ° , ( ____ 2 -'. that his trumps will be solid so West shifts to a tmp. South still uses that ace of clubs to get to dummy to lead a second £9643 SOUTH iD) L ___ 0 -1 ' stops to think that South sLarted with just AKQJ1082 :KQJ Both vulnerable Dr. on my head. Are these caused 9 - " from the veins or high blood I There are some people who 0 pressure' I askea my doctor have a special type of . and he said that it was elevated pressure with %. ~,,1 nothing. If they are nothing 1~~ flushing of the face, but the why do I get taem? elevation Is usually ternI d porary. DEAR READER - There is some evidence that h h -*0%-%~.ft_. I 4 / — Those little red spots could FS- - salt intake will increase Z also be related to fragile, chances of having high blood PRISCILLA'S POP small blood vessels Special by Al Vsrme.r fressure. High blood pressure tests would be needed to see if caused by many other I" V-44 AT VVOULD A . that is so. One of the many 17 ~ ALLTHE . things, Including kidney disI I k, YOU SUGGEST (LOCOMOTIVE causes for IncreasM fragility I ~, ease and various hormone &b~ it, FZAGE I .. of blood vessels is vitamin C 'TO Go WITH , e.ii normlities. . / li deficiency. You might inIT. rJ a i'p-1 t.. I Simple Obesity appears to crease your intake of vitamin -4" ? C by eating more fresh fit be a factor in many cases. ; I and see if that helps. You would be surprised how ~ - - to I 1~ I . ,. -."_,/~ C 4 1 1 l 1 I .) many people with elevated , DEAR DR. LAMB -Piease I / blood pressure have lower / Y advise me what is actinic readings if they get rid of any II keratosis on the forehead and (( U)) 1 fat, even a small ant that f scalp' What causes it and is \( they have on their > \ it serious' What can be done to elin-dnate this condition? I % I)O If you want more snforma Actinic DEAR READER I2) lion on the factors that affect refers to rays of sunlight, and ARCHIE __ blood pressure you can send in by Bob Montana keratosis refers to those 50 cents for The Health brown or grayish Spots on CA1 1TEM Letter number 18 Blood ARCHIE 'S HE EW ROCK ONE GPDLP sour skin in short the term e_1+,&. BA0< At;C) TELL THERE I (5RMPW'k HIRED FOR CALLE D THE NA7V#.4L THE Pressure, with a long, means grey or brownish spots SIR~~ THF.MYES!1'C) IN THE A CA064vc /Aw,f srlaA r#4 THE DANCE / NATIONAL .< stamped, self-addressed on the skin caused by ex. BETTER GET DowN Aummum f ACAD"MC CCWOVr,Tf PHONE 0 A40 envelope for mailing. Just TO THE AUOTORIUM IPVEGT16AT,WG WANTS KWCYW IF send your request to me in Tj' . COW,k, quite common. ANPFJND OUT USETHEAWWORiLW TTEE.- p T WHAT -T I care of this newspaper, P.O. ____ Free man,40nford .1 ~___ f__,Z_7_ ~~_____ _ - -J . - - _~_ ---- Now lets see what happens inthecxtraordina very good bridge garpe. 41146 spots? I got two today. One - z - WEST 4K Also could you tell me why - 11 - __ _________ .kt, T, I ) ( ; ung DEAR DR LAMB Is eliminating salt from one s diet the only way keep from having high blood pressure? ~ I PUT IT ON A PAPER PLATr '' I OiDN,T XNOWYoTHEY 5Ouc EOThE \ NADACAFERI4 A I By Lawrence E. Lamb. M.D. - BLON DIE (i 2 A - I'M LATE! `,~ £ A 1082 p8632 - / ~~. -,;Y. 11W ___ __________________ . 2-30Q~' - L -1, - - _,MI-All 30 HOSiflandJIF.SJMOB T1= I I ________________________________________ .. . BRIDGE AT , - 0 . W - - dummy's ace and CLMEO AJ CSTAL LL,A' 8 P.m. as a Bicentennial salute. New Year's Eve festiviU es wifl beg In a t 10: 30 p.m. In the parish hail of Holy Cross Episcopal Churen climaxed by the Holy Eucharist service at midnight. First Baptist Church of Sanford will begin a watchPray-sing" hour at 11 p.m. in the church sanctuary. New Year's Eve worship will begin at 7:30 p.m. at 11-1 - 1230 N... . - _____(%I, 9 çIIII WIN FL.Li— BUGS BUNNY fl W !II I 40 - I L! i -__ I I . I, I - . lAJ(IItrar) (ljurth of Jltnir, Sanford. A vigil mass will be held at 7 p.m. at l Sou Catholic Church, Sanford. The Larry1pard Family, gospel singers from Haslett, Mich., will sing at a 7:30 p.m. New Year's Eve service at Geneva United Methodist Church. A watchnight service around the altar will begin at 11:30 p.m. at Community United Methodist Church of (lbey, A Nw Year's Eve Charity Bail is being sponsored at Ireland's In AltamonteSprings the Maitland Kiwanis Club. liii traditional Latin Mass will be offered at lO m on Year's Da) at Our 1dy of the Rosa ape' ox oman at c Movement of Orlando at the Red Carpet Inn, SR 4.16 and 1-4, Altamonte Springs. State, county and municipal workers wHI get a break as governmentoftices close Thursday for New Year's Day. Remaining closed Friday as well will be the cities of Sanford and Altamonte Springs. take Ma City Hall closed at noon today. Post offices and banks will olso be closed Thursday. The SiIlfor(l Alliance aturtli Choir, under the direction of Duncan Hartman III present a cantata, '1 - - - 33 38 I ---.. ; _... ~.. Z-_ __ 1 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Go shouldn I YOUR BIRTHDAY here the bright lights are tonight, but avoid crowds. D.31, l5 You'll be better off with a small gioup of friends. New ambitions will be ;i%UIkeflfl)thL(Oflflg (Sept. 23-Od You'll have a better time with year. Begin now by laying fir,,, pals at home tonftht. If you foundadGM that could advance must go out. make it tin earl), your work or career. - —i ' lyJANF:c,',.ss',JFR,ty Herald Staff Writer Area residents will welcome the new year in many varied ways tonight, but whether asUng the occasion at f 1 1 , I I 30 I __ ~ ---. A TEACHER./ j ___ .11_ I 25 - - / 24 M Revelr y Servi"ce *s Planned11 j . 1 - / E~ i -.111 . 19 - 21 20 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - I CANCER Qune 21-July 22) day has a few lumps in it. (Jan.e 19) be too opinionated this AQL%lULSof the funny hats, cvening. Be prepared to make Tht novelty and the concessions. especially to your the ake will soon wear off flIII mate. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The tonight. Celebrate quietly a situation works out today the o) PIS( I_S ( e I t III!)%. ~:(I( k N oti it you'll Want to lateafterfloon minute chores. Planahead. You 11). can handle things and still have take a brief respite and let )OU - - 1will . 13 12 - . M '21 __ -inford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents -:; I ____ - 681h Year, No. 1 12-Wednesday, December 31, 197s .•. 0 - - _;A T. .- - 37 Uncloses 39 Fish e' 421 Girlfriendd (Fr) 45 land US ipe joint ray ( .- become a bit more serious. Let there's sorneone older you'd 36 30 (Fr) S Seine 29 Seamen 6 Indian btle of 33 Father or 31 BeVWAQ9 C r WIPIAT'S THAT, - "..4V, -"~- pe night and then bring the gang home. ARIFS (March 21-April 19) ' . -------:T-=: r . t2a :_ For Wednesday, December 31, 1975 34 Dejected 52 22 Before R0 N 'ff Lr l7Cutofl JZ Zi .1 44 Gutdo's note 19 Appropriate _____ I i7~:l - - MIA] I 16 Physician __ L _ TLL --i to Pr e vi ous Pull14 I. ap ,~ .. - fiEK-1 1)qA04( i 11-30 ___ HOROSCOPE I ,, _____1 . I - . ] T146Y 6C6 ~:Oc K - - L t k ;__~ A,_r, ~-~L-~ yw Hodgepodge I — ;J I - I Ans*er T14E'V'LL NEVER FIND Tl-lIN%' .7_,4 - . I 30, 17$ _______________ BEETLE BAILEY - _ 11 I I 4 B—Evening Herald, 1. Attorney Says Police Law Should Be More Specif ic The 1 O-Cent Stamp Now - . -rN ,lie of her department is sets (,efinite guidelin s, Dr. Herald Staff Writer going doivri Wcause of actions linchan said, on the methDds , (Second In A Series I uf the chief, she may demand a which are to beset up to receive Inc. The Florida Police Bill of hearing before a review board complaints rorn the public. Orr said he hopes to retain at Itights lass hIch went into on the thing," he said The law Weinsoff said the courts in least half of the 103 jObs effect in the fall of 1974 should _______________________ Florida are still treating cases provided in permanent Jobs be .uncnded to cite specIfics in under the law on a case by case within the eight separate procedure in the view of the hasi& Sonic internal types of corporations St UP In Florida Fraternsi Order of discipline such as reprimands iinds countv b%- SEEIWO since 1971. Police's(FOP I attorney, Irving are outside the scop ,i~ of the law 0 i Orr* said today intervie wing Weinsoff of Miami. the attorney said. and hiring of the Job positions Hut, the general publir is not Bridge But, he added as lori an i 10 (tie yet of the benefits which officer may be suspended, referrals coming from the state i demoted or terminated, may take advantage of under (omics ................... employment office and the this Ir.w, according to Dr. John Crossi,tiord 4.11 suffer ,I reduction in pay, tile . ('orIIlwwnsivv Employment Linehan, of I':diiiiriai coordinator action comes un(itm the Training Act i ILTA) officials criminal Justice at Seminole A toince of the law. Dear Abby Colillnullitv College, The FOP is particularly Dr. Lamb , , ........, A-11 The latest federal grant, front A graduate of the Fordhai -.4-B vigilant that no sex Horoscope _....... ..-., the U.S. Department of Corn University with a doctorate in 'tiscrimninatlon takes place, th at Iloinl ................... A mnerct,is the third largest in the law, Linehan is a retired Obituaries everyone is treated in nation for employment Federal Bureau of z B cornance sIth thy law rivestigation (FBI) agent and "When the FOP lobbied the '''' ''"" - , -67. - .11 ~~ . 'A'. . - ; , . i _ . . - ft - - ' -- - 1W ,1 , ~ T . - - -_ 4ra V1 " - . - I'l - - ___ - - _____ replica of the new I Y.-_-Li ~TWZZ_~ • - -eiv . - ._ 11 Q& C r4z,_-. A- ~R4r~l~ UN-W W~~ - L - ~_ _____ MT-IF-1- ..' _ from 10 to 13 cents for mailing a letter became - I - -4J --- - Leroy Nopper, supervisor of c&Iccdonj T.i ____ VN 74, = e ,,- -_ E I~~ P., -_ i I L_ increase in ti last 17 years an e Post Office e - . w A . Ir_bip,. . - : . = -i ons a t th e Sd or Post Office said that his office sold 42,000 3-cent lines ssere already beginning to form today at the stamp windows. - . I es1erly and diminishing by early Thursday. -. .--. M W 1w review board which is to give ath i inions - . _* = C I - . -4 .00 4 !4 I recentiv I lArwhan said froin hL-; 7bursday. Highs fit the mid to cement the Jobs of bid police . cent ones to mail a first class J he r B L t. o ezwecin, ____ - - - - protecting themselves. The been received by SEEDC() nationally for his expertise, (he police officer has a job of s high 79, low 62. Today' .since 1970, and about - $2.4 also testified before a and security and tmst. Showers ending million of that total Ili's b(TI, congressional "'ll"InittCl! becom i ng cloudy "But, the law (loci not seal In partly the " private non-profit corporation in June 1970 to engage in right to satchdog her City 's evanornic development in Seminole County. . I I . A. . • Today spen t- County residents packed the Post offices )esterday to buy three-cent slamps " - .- I , V.~ I - - i I -I , . VM , - . - - I jqrz 1= NAWE- _., - - _-_ -~w , ~v - _-:_-~!__ .* ~ - Memory I-%J." . - 70- Q&-~ -.~~ I M - a - - A F d deliveries at the SanIo P061 1Ice hangs a local postW officLa , c. cording to Bezwiechin. stackea in the post offiLv today because residents made sure to get all of llwir outgoing no post office in time to beat t ___________________________________________________________________- - - -_ -- -- - -- - -. �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec.31, lflS Sol ved Casseiberry Murder Attempt Vandals Stone Train CALENnAR _I Police Chief Uses Hypnotism In Case y BOB LLOYD police haven't recovered the be Iicense4 by the state of streets," said Arroyo, who was gave me the license number the week of Feb. 9. Herald Stall Writer complete description. On Tuesday, on a petition by -instrument" but that "some Florida in 1956 and I had my a deputy in the small town of arni defense attorney Sam Murrell, knives are being examined." own school after retiring as Virginia Gardens when he Three hours later the man was Casselberry police have used Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Arroyo says Dec. 19 "was one police chief of Indialantic In broke the herring case, arrested." hypnnticm to help a stabbing Leffler set a new bond of $o,oOo of the most exciting days I've 1974," he said. "But I got itchy Ari,yo hasn't kept a victim to recollect a Dec. 7 for Creech. had in a long time." feet for police work again and scrapbook of his exploits, but Ewnhig Ileniki at tack near a bar and the Police said after Creech was But the arrest of a suspect in took this job last September." sa id he's used his skill to solve identity of his alleged assailant. arrested he called his attorney the Wade assault represents Arroyo said his "biggest "quite a few rape cases where iPublished Daily and Sunday, Officers were beginning to and no questions were asked only the latest in a long string of thrill" came In 1968 when the victim couldn't remember;Icer S aturday and Da y y Tne Sanford Hera ld, Inc , O$k they would never really Creech by anyone. crime-busting successes for Rudolph Herring, the infamous anything about her attacker." )w N French Ave. Sanford, know what happened to Oscar A direct information filed by Arroyo's hypnotism skills. "kiss and kill" rapist of Miami Fla 32771 I remember one case in Wade. But then detective John Sta te Atty. Abbott Herring's Arroyo said he taught himself confessed under hypnosis, Cape Canaveral while I was se on Class Postage Pad at Hendy remembered Julian office charges Creech at. hypnosis after watching a ending a series of up to 20 police chief of Indialantic Sa nford, Florida 37771 Arroyo, the Tavares police tempted to murder Wade "by demonstration in 1926, and now slayings. where the victim could only 5uCfPh10fl Rates b, Carrier chief who learned hypnotism cutting with a sharp in- considers himself one of the "1 was pretty hopped up remember that her assailant back in 1926, strument." best in the nation, about it and it :neint that one drove a truck," Arroyo Y ea r e 40 Week 55c For three weeks investigators Karcher said Tuesday that "I was the first hypnotist to less klUer was roaming the recalled. "Under hypnosis, she had worked with Wade trying to get him to describe his New Year's Ee Charity Bali sponsored by Maitland Kianis Club, Ireland's Restaurant, Altamonte Springs. German American Society New Year's Eve party and danet Rn ni elnhhn,tcp 1M la THURSDAY JANUARV1 Alcoholics Anon 'moushov'e beginning Ofl 1201 W. i.'t s • ForTor o visiting alcoholics' FRIDAY, JANUARY 2 Seminole South Rota U Club, •'. SO a.m., Chumley's Altamonte Sprin' s. g SATURDAY, JANUARY 3 Alcoholics Anonymous WO1flfl S Group, 2 p.m., W First St Sanford MONDAY, JANUARY 5 Alcoholl1 Anonymous (Closed meeting), 8 p.m., 1201 recollection of the Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Chic Center. I I—, I George KaIrcher said Arroyo was contacted and Wade was S Wade had ab.wlutely no .. memory of what happened to "But under hypnosis. lie remembered it all in detail. He even knew the man who did it. It was his " Within two hours after j• ,- Cj. . lift It $ 40, 3O W Special $i 89 Fresh — ' -- n 50 3 BEEF-LAMB-PORK-POULTRY OVER 75 MEAT iTEMS IN STOCK 0 If We Don't Have What You Want f- We'll Order It - PHONE 322-2374 fl hrowing youthful celebrants and tear-gas hurling ofI cers. "Nobody wants to stop anybody from having a good ime," police spokesman Paul Arena said Tuesday. "Hut I they're ready, we'g'e ready." T 1 7 Oz. CAN Si'. AUGUSTINE iAPj An additional three tons I marijuana has been confiscated, making a total of 15 )ns found within a week in North Florida, officials say. The three tons were recovered Tuesday in a warehouse Da1ona Beach, St. Johns County Sheriff Dudley arrett said. r ( C r UNIT 1 — 111111' ILLI LIMIT 1 - tLLL-' lull 3 V ''- 1 1U1.1_L \L_- i I 11 ..i11lIriii11Ii1 _rxi1!I!IT!rzi1T1i NESTLE CARDINAL HOT COCOA MIX LIGHTER FLUID "I ' . I t U CIOSFOUT REG. 1.00 LIMIT I U ENSILS U T ' 60 YDS. \ 402. *REG. 29 V I7"\\ SANI-FLUSH REG. TOILET BOWl. 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Misses sizes. for desk RORITUSSIN DELAPID ARMORY FftIDk', of Sweaters Solid and tweed wrap coat PRICES 85 S. Il.Ii At Lames bporlwear Super Clearant Suftablo INEAID 151 95 EAT u.ft.DiViR Rec. MIS is cu LA E SSOO V Ti asale thi 1V , hoice of prints kitchen tods. 2 CELL 1 .VV*VVVV tNTIQIJEs S1110%'-SALE REG. 1.29 C V REFRIGERATORS WASHERS nr: PR -I POT HOLDERS MASKING TAPE Youf choice of usew CLOSEOUT DELAND, FLORIDA - to stc rt RONI LIGHTER 1Li X P$OME APPlIANcES ho attacked the Vienna headquarters of Or )rganizatjon of Petrulewn Exporting Countries may be in .lbya now. Authoritative sources report that the Algerian govern. ient (reed at least live of the six terrorists Tuesday and REG BY RONSON 1L' 251 SIZE r ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) — Some or all of the terrorists 1.40 DISPOSABLE BUTANE 12 padsts N STOCK Terrorists May Be In Libya 50,100, 150 watt IL 11, 11 Power lines collapsed, cutting off regular cornitunications, but police said they were in radio contact with the worst-hit area. EYE-SAVING BULB II i I BRACH'S '75 Models PATRAS, Greece AP) — An earthquake jolted western Greece today, causing heavy damage to towns and villages, but there were no immediate reports of deaths or serious injuries, police said. Most of the damage was reported south of Lake Trikhonis and Mes.solonghi. The villages of Mo and Kate Mahrinou were said to be leveled. About 1,500 persons live in these two villages. Hundreds of homes were reported damaged in other nearby villages, leaving several thousand ixrscns homeless. The Discount Department Store I LACH Earthquake Jolts Greece, Villages Said Leveled WESTINGHOUSE 3-WAY I BOXES W FOR rrir,— II1 DMicr 1%, I LIMIT 1 9=1h rLoRioL- , Tons Of Marijuana Found ff ARRIVE AH NEW HOURS: MON.-SAT. 9 to 6 16 CHERRIES Sanford Lodge 62 as guests of honor. Entertainnicrit was provided by the "Take 4" of the Sweet Adelines of Daytona Beach. 3am s Portions Officers will be standing by tonight for a possible 'ematch of last year's battle between rock-and-bottle SECRET ODORANT L > CANDIES 1 2 lOS. Surfburgers 4/ I)MTTO LIMIT OU&ITITU C be the night Worshipful District DeputyGrand Master ofF&AM h A C NABISCO CHOCOLATE-COVERED of Florida T.E. Winhorst, Marshal Robert Allen and ain Albert Wilbur. Officers to be installed by the Masonic II Stoakley, president; Col. William Hague, vice president; A. Rhul Whitwor th, secretary; John H. treasure; Edward Needham. assistant treasurer. Directors include Frank Henz, William Knox, Albert Wilbur and Needham. The I)eBary Wayfarers held their 17th annual dinner Dec. 10 at the Carlton Uniori Building, Stetson University, DeLand with William C. Hill, Most Worstüpful Grand Master of the G rand Lodge 0 lorda; Grl)1m )over, Worshipful Master of St. Johns Lodge 37, DeLand; and Brady E. Mit. relatives at a party, night club or restaurant, much of Fort Lauderdale's police force will [ for 'lie innual riot. - LIMIT I JLUJV 32 Pure Ground Beef Patties 5 lb. Center Cut Pork Chops I1 P Pepper Steauks Each 11UUAYI TWA TWIN PACK x 23' ROLL \ DEBARY — The annual installation of officers for the DeBy Wayfarers will ieheld in the Community Center on F REEZER SPECIAL JAN. 3 PRINGLES J70% ISOPROPYL - F I Officers Neckbones y 7. V waiting and has been set for trial on the felony charges in circuit court Only )dav FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) — While most people will be spending this New Year's Eve with friends or V REYNOLD Wayf arers Install Fort Lauderdale Awaits Riot 76 94UI Ze igler D BO n d t Hospita l Hearing "Schedules have been stabilized and everything is moving right along," Jim Mtilock, a spokesman for Eastern Airlines, said Tuesday as one of the busiest vacation seasons in Florida hist caused long lines at ticket counters, attractions and o roadways, Eastern, one of th e largest carriers servin g Florida, and Delta shifted their 24 daily flights between LaGuardia and South Florida to Kennedy and Newark Airports. LaGuardia was closed temporarily after a bomb blast there killed II persons Monday. BOTTLE REG SALE ENDS SATURDAY, U 2 Lbs. 80.20 Very Lean stwi aggravated12" atteryand attempted murder charges. Creech posted $10,000 bond In and was released but County Court Judge Wallace Hall ~.j revoked the bond at a Dec. 23 hearing and ordered Qvech held in cotmty jail. 5 lb S• Pure Ground Beef r1gi Bobby Eett had a.'restcd produce stand operator Robert on U to handle a booming tourist crush amidst a strike at a major carrier, have improvised schedules even more alter the fatal bonth blast that temporarily closed a New York airport. 5 GRAIN ftmm~ 116144 1, ' la" I1 ALUMINUM *. Zi Airlines on New York-Florida routes, already straining - S TA rug stores Chicken Wings 8 THE ASSOCIATED PHFS.S J 64 0 HR ' Bottle _____________ steel propeller from the two boys, ages 12 and 13, near Tuesday night after her norsheriff's patrol boat. the vandalism scene, sheriff's thbound car went out of control Harriett said the Bulge Mary Florence McKay, 156 reports said, but no arrests on U.S. 17.92 and smashed into vehicle veered 105 feet acros lder Ave., reported the were made, four autos displayed at a the median and southbouni jewelry missing after a dealership. lanes of the lourianc dlvidei Auto Crash )irgiary at her residence in Patrolman Steven D. llarriett highway before colliding witi .akc Harriett Estates, acSanford police said Jane reported no injuries but the parked cars about 11 p.m 'ording to deputy Don Scism. Dvputy G. L. Trombly said Neves are believed to have ised another boat in the ropeller theft. The sheriff's Iepartmcnt 21-foot patrol boat as docked at Monroe Harbour larina when the propeller was A tolen sometime between 9 am tonday and 9 a.m. Tuesday, ORLANDO (All) — Furniture on the night of Dec. 24. Officers said they don't know if eputies said. store owner W.T. Zeigler Jr., DeManio said he found prob- Mrs. Zeigler's parents were James Cronell, Pecan Ave., accthed of the premedlated able cause to hold Zeigler on the planned victims of the alleged Itamonte Springs. reported murders of four persons chargcs, and refused a request scheme or entered the store by that ii in 1( 4)15 were Christmas Eve, has been from deknsc attorney Ralph fl chance. olen from an unlocked garage denied bond in a hearing con. liadley Ill for bond. Zeigler's arrest was based on ducted in his hospital room. his residence. The ge "L:.vd a prehmi- the testimony of two mystery Circuit Judge Peter DeManio nary hearing for Zeigler until witnesses who were at the scene Train Damage took his court to Zeigler's bed- Jan. 16 to give a grand jury at the time of the killings, an Deputies are investigating side Tuesday to advise the ash. time to indict him, a require- informed source said Tuesday. ndahism by juveniles that en-faced man of his legal rights meat in capital cases. One witness is a friend of and the murder charges against Zeigler is accused in the Ma who accompanied him to suitco in the windshield of an him, deaths of his wife Eunice, 32; the store to pick up a television intrak passenger train engine "Do you understand the his in-laws Perry Edwards, 72, set, the source said. The other 'tween SR-427 Charlotte charges?" asked DeManio, and Virginia Edwards, 52, of witness is a part-time employe crossin gs nearand Altamonte standing at the foot of Zeigler's Moultrie, Ga.; and a customer, of Zeigler's who happened to wings Tuesday afternoon, bed. Charles Mar, 35. drop by, the source added. Engineer A.O. Roberts of "Yes," whispered Zeigler, a Police said Zeigler's action Police have refused to identiinford received minor cuts to luncheon tray of untouched apparently was motivated by fy the two key witnesses. e face and head when a rock fried chicken by his side. two insurance policies he took In asking for bond, Hadley rovn by one of two unidenZeigler, who is recovering out on his wife within the last said Zeigler recognized the Seied juveniles near the track from what detectives believe is two months in the amount of riousness of the charges against netrated the windshield of the a sell-inflicted bullet wound, $520,000. him but urged DeManlo to uthbound train, deputies was arrested Monday on Detectives contend that Zeig- release Zeigler because he is a ported, charges of murdering his wifr, let lured May: to the store as businessman and The train didn't stop and in-laws and a customer in his part of a plot to make the mar- a respected member of the aboard Coastline Railroad Winter Ga rden furniture thrr' To Cope With Disruption r PSI a.m. in- hospital suffering stab wounds. Casselberry Police Chief •r.1.1&r.i'r pp— M assailant, but he had no I Sheriff's detectives today officials in Orlando rep orted the Bruckman Bulger, 43, ef 200 N. damage to the Bulger auto ii were looking for thieves who incident to the sheriff's Driftwood Lane, Sanford, was $600 and damages to the lou took items raning from !1,000 p:trtmat. charged with careks.s di;,iii p.irked cars at Art (irindi i n jewelry to the $74 stainless Deputy P. J. Higgins located and drMng under the Influence Wheel Ranch at $2,000, Airlines Adjust Schedules - W. First St., Sanford. .ivi IN BRIEF - Wednesday, Dt. 31, 1971-11A Burglars Take Jewel ry F LORIDA WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31 E"ning Herald, Sanford, Ft. ' CASSELBERRY on," ORLANDO ORLANDO EAST/ MELBOURNE ',,,,/ WEST OLAND,/ FORD/ KISSIMMEE ,/,/// WINTE.; HAVEN' West Colonial Dr Corner Babcock St. 'DAYTONA BEACH Colonial Drive Near Jai Alai Front SO. Orange Ave East Highway 17 & Vane 1 Block North of Cypress/ Daytona Mat and NASA Blvd '11 at Powers Of at B.mua Ave. Xat Arøo Gardes alvd. O.i U S r t vi t & L St. : P1 �- :. -. -- - - - - -- -.; -- . -. - - - r - -r- z vi: v - - - rvv: Cr - :rnr:- - = V -- - - - - -- -- - - -- - - - - - .-.=............... - -. - - -- ", -_ V.- Eveiling tkrAd --N_-~ Wednesday, December 31, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher H. RICHARD LONG, Editor W1UJAM D. CURHIE, Managing Editor HOBEHIC. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 lln,iit, l)eliver Wk V%fltI. •o IA , Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florula same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, 52.70; 6 Mcnth s, 116.20; 12 Months, 2.4o. Im port '' - t•I WV p 6 _____ - The Clock February: Federal Judge John Sirica sentenced former Attorney General John Mitchell and former presidential aides H.R. Haldeman and John Ehrllchrnan to two and one hail to five years In prison for their part in the Watergate crimes, March: During the third month of our momentous year, Congress finally got around to passing Mr. Ford's proposed tax cut one of the bright spots of the year. April: This month proved to be the beginning of the end for South Vietnam and its President Nguyen Van Thicu resigned and Gen. Duaong Van Minh took over what proved to be a very short-lived term - - - - Trade The British government announced recently that it is imposing some new import controls as part of a program to shore up its staggering economy. This drew immediate criticism from the executive commission of the Common Market, which warned of a "chain reaction"of retaliatory measures against British exports by countries which now will find it harder to sell their goods in Britain. The danger of such a chain reaction is real, and It is not just (lie British '.ho my he provoking it. The fact is that protectionism is making an ominous appearance in the world marketplace as the major trading nations wrestle with the problems of recession in their economies. And the accusing finger is being pointed at the United Statesas wellasothers. inspiteof our commitment to free trade. Soim critics have gone so far as to suggest that the multilateral trade negotiations at Geneva to renew the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) might as well be called off. If that should occur, the hope of averting a trade war may be lost, The tendency to raise trade harriers to protect domestic indust~ies against foreign competition * always more pronounced in times c recession, Thatmanynationsyjeldedtothat temptation in the early 1930s is one reason that the recession of that era turned into a prolonged depression, Our new Track Act passed last year requires the Treasury Department to act within a year if it receives complaints that foreign countries are "dumping" goods on the U. S. market or subsidizing th eir exports to hold prices down, Penalties or countervailing duties must be imposed if the complaints are found valid. Th ere 40 such complaints now under investigation, posing the possibility that the U. S. government may under the law be forced to take "protectionist" actions contrary to its own stated policies supporting free trade. We cannot prejudge whether any of the cornplaints involving automobiles, steel, plywood and other products are valid. However, it is obvious that the U.S. labor unions, manufacturers and others who are urging the government to act on them are playing with a weapon that can backfire. it goes without saying that the same waming applies to nations which may be guilty of dumping or creating tax breaks for their exportm to un ake their goods cheaper abroad. their The way all nations can improve th eir economic fortunes is to pursue domestic policies which encourage their industries to produce better goods at a fair price, and to pursue trade policies which open the widest market for those goods. The cries of "Foul!" now threatening trade relations are a symptom of desertion of that principal and a serious threat of trade wars which can hurt everyone in the end. __________________ ori d a Prim ary e ~ .1 I . L, I Selected associates of Ronald - , ,11.N Reagan are beginning to believe that the fight for the Republican presidential nomination will end -one way or the c ther in Florida's May 9 primary The feeling is that If Reagan wins In New Hampshire, then repeats the victory here, the public %-ill thereafter abandon a President so weak. But if Reagan stumbles In either state, momentum will be lost against a seated chief executive, possibly for good. Though speculation, 6~is kind of foreward to the 1976 campaign is an indictment of the wdy the political parties choose their heroes. Clearly, itherFordnorRnare popular eno for voters In just two sanall states to make the national decision be tween ulem. Yet it could happen. It has happened. The downfall of Lyndon Johnson, it's remembered, began in 1968's New Hampshire primary when Eugene McCarthy and the voters combined for the coup. There Is word for this kind of political shaking cut: risky. Emotions of the moment are weak roots for democratic leadership. Yet the American system of staggered primary selection virtually assures that emotions and . I, -1 " -,;.t_,, r. . Gr .r .1 .~-,, I.- m, I '. L'j ..,.', .'~ "I ", ,, .,..-,~,N j..~%.,i' i4 ..; .I l .11 . I , "I "I I I theatrics and mindless energy will play a principal role In party kingmaklng. Few candidates can survi ve 30 primaries as statesmen; merely the best salesmen are there at the end, To be sure, hawking is the chief strategy for both sides in Florida's Republican race. And it Is embittered, somewhat hate-filled hawking as well. Taking a page from his mentor-benefactor. J %, I -"_. , 1 5 - . - 4) (A' k , :"; " - , _ . . ____ _________ '' ' ____ - ' - _________ "i " ' _________ / . ________ .:. 9 - % ~~? ) /*?~ .1. rp "Faster than a speeding bullet" LONDON ECONOMIST Q Charity Is BigBusiness the year 2000 — an increase of 23 per cent in the Ford is gear* up to.sell the votas the Idea he is their President. To counter, Reagan Is peddling even zero growth by the end of the cmuwy the idea he is their Last hope, promising such WASHINGT0N That Am "seems highly unlikely." eri c ans among exaggerations as a 23 per cent tax and $90 billion the out $4 world's most generous people has seldom billion from their taxes In making such gifts. It is budget cut. Meanwhile, both staffs spend great been in question. They give around $X billion a a practice Unt has attracted much recent Even though new car sales are slowly I& amounts of time belittling each other, all the year In cash to charity and donate voluntary criticism as being a ay by recovering from the recesslon4nduced slump, whilealternative Insisting, with small evidence, that given labor and enclowniments of about the same value. the richest citizens can heap honor on themselves their champions will have no Add In government grants, and America's while cutting back on their tax b ls: 21 per Detroit. worries on election day. il cent 700, Because of the high cost of new cars and the non-profitmaklng organizations receive of the private money given to charity In 1973 was This drumming Involves huge sums ° $80 billion a over prospect of still higher prices resulting from year, about the same amount as deducted from the taxes of those earning mone of course, about $1.9 million altogether, Americans spend on food. ird lation and federally mandated pollution $50,000 a year. The advantages to the wealthy or $4 for each of the votes that will be cast. Not standaria, because of the conservation ethic or are even more dbproportJo surprisingly it also involves some - highly in the instances C2iarlty is almost the nation's biggest of charitable bequests: the wills of one-fifth of I whatever, more and more people are holding suspicious morality: Reagan's people Insist business: 4.6 million salaried workers are on per cent of those Americans who the each year onto their old cars or are buying used cars, The Ford's people have taken a poll which gives the charitable pa yrolls and and an estimated 24 per used car business is booming and bids fair to account for 63 per cent of the bequests made. President a mere single point advantage among cent of all Americans over the age of 13 live over continue booming. questioned voters. Ford's people say all polls some of tl'eir time to The commission's report recommends b There Is also a vast secondary market in voluntary nonbroadening these tax advantages to give, show the President ead1ng comfortably. Ho profitinaking causes, These figures have been although more than half The tax-deducted giving repairs and services. According to a U.S. hum. Nonetheless, somebody is lying, or at least compiled in a report by the privately-financed Department of Transportation study, over the is already made by those with misr epresenting. Commission on Private Phllintlwopy and Public av erage 10-year life span of an automobile, Its less $ 20,000. er, are Th those here who wond er a bout the Needs, owner or owners spend some $Z0 a year to keep profit of all this salesmanship. Noting soberly The report suggests, as an incentive, that it About going, half of Since the automobile popzla tion Is a bout the Country's registered that "We Republicans are a rela ti tt. who earn less than $15,000 a year vely small charities are, should be 100 million, this means an annual market of $25 pr e di ctably, re ligious. (lurch grow of people," Ford campaign allowed to deduct twice the value of their gift billion, publicist ,John organizations collect not including tire replacements or ac$12 billion a year in private Colelfl3fl also reminds that the division from theta taxes and those who earn $15,000- cident repairs. gets fractions produces even smaller fractions. Yet donaUonsbutaboutopertof this $3Ol 000 should beaflowed to deduct one and a hail at the same time he admits to no responsibility passd on by the churches to social or cultural times the value of their gift. Since such a scheme portOne autonaaker sees the sibmtion as an opuses. Religious donations, however, have been is on his side: "We've got a President in office, failing unity to score a beat on I competitors. it rapidly as a proportion o total giving: we've got the Incumbency advantage, why does liable year in in revenues, it is unlikely to receive major this other guy want to step in and mess things from 58 per cent In 1940 to only around 45 per cent autornakera, says It will now guarantee much of a hearing from an administration which iay, up?" repairs made to any of its three million cars still is already faced wi th a huge budget d eficit, And so It goes. The posturing, the sleight of But the financial draught is not only being felt In service, Including wch vintage models as the hand, the Peddling. Ford's campaign director by the churches. In the last live years charitable The commission's second major recoin- postwar Rambler, Nash and Hudson and even mendatlon is that the public, prof ilmaklng the 19V Essex. recently commented that though his head was donations have slipped In relation to the COW'). corp orations should be encouraged to give more with the President, his heart was with Ragan. try's gross national product. It is to this worry, The "AMC Service Protection Plan" freely. At the mom en t many companies see guaran When the quote spread he Issued a retraction, and to methods of stimulating private philan- donations tees parts and labor for three months or to charity as being a this time insisting that his "heart, head, hands thropy, that the report aklreues itself. Most waste of 3, miles. While General Motors, Ford and shareholders' money. In 1970 only 6 per and feet" and presumably liver were with the gifts to non-profiftriaking arganizaUons an, to cent of Chrysler also made similar guarantees, their f' America's cOmOmi0s moxio contriNiLlm-a to President alone, some degrve, tax deductible in America. W=ntics to the consun-wr are made by their charfty of over en premier irtsists on contirming Vie revolutionary role in his ac. tims SLIM his rhetcric. It Is obvious that Cuba is not ready to accept a more normal l)ECEMBK K 30 tDM 1S.SIONS Sanford: William F. Carr heather Donovan George A. Hodges Gerald A. Kennedy Juniny Nelson George D. Rounds Barbara Gay Victor P. Turner Pearl A. Kneeland, DeBary Beatrice F. Rosenbaum, DeBary Georgiana M. Bennett, Deltona Noah E. Davis, Deltona Alvin Frink, Deltona Max Weirick, Deltona J.D. Syples, Geneva Richard A. Claridge, lake Mary f b 1, Bertha 1. Gregory, Lake Mary Carrie D. Sinfelt, Luzer-ne, Michigan Population Reference Bureau, the number of Americans will be between 260 and 265 million in • M. Fkcf inn Cnmmkdrri 'rde4 I%i r. AA . . - _ - - the most recent campaign, after Swofford says he had had to spend some $25,000 to defend himself, the chargec 's"re refiled In recent weeks. During the most recent election, SUite Attorney Abbott herring's office again Investigated aspects of the Swofford campaign and after the election closed the matte,' without filing any charges. In the early 1950's he ran for the office of city alderman and was successful. During his years in politics he served two terms on the county commission, was selected vice chairman of the board for one year, and was the city's chief executive officer for 20 years, the years broken In 1959 by a defeat of a handful of votes. During his last year in office he was given a $17,500 annual salary but for most of his tirmu' in the City goveuuz1cn, CXpCILe money was all he received from the city coffers. The Family income came from a honeybee business and rental properties. During the past year, told by city officials (some of whom he had originally given jobs to) that his buildings on SR-436 did no: meet city standards and 4 - I _ ,.,,. _____ —v —s _______ ,'• -- _______ ____ % -- = :; j.- And ou haven t heard the host part. WoA till 1 tell you about gas mileage ... re .. ft=,-- - . ,,, ," - ',. Ie m I -. 0-43 $198 " VWd*L Horns L'wfronmsM Dlvkloii of Gsissral Motors, HO M E - APPLIANCE CENTER Ph. 322-3883 1700W. First St. FOR DRUNK Sanford DRIVERS Safety iR a fimik, iffiir is bec ause - - MRS DAISY LONG WELL " Funeral se rvi ces will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at Brisson Mr:;. Daisy M. Longwell, 115, Funeral Home, of 3210 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, died Tuesday. Born in Fu neral Notice Salisbury, N . C. she came to _______ Sanford In 1937- She was a LONOWELL, MRS. DAISY M.— member of the First United Funeral i.ervles for Mrs Daisy Longwell. $5. of 1210 Magnollg Methodist Church of Sanford. M. Ave., Sanford, who died Survivors include a daughter, Tuesday, -iIl be heIr Friday it Mrs, Phyllis Nash, Sanford; 10a.m. at Briton Funeral Home Rev, Leo King offlcaing. son, henry Longwell, Sanford; with SI in Glen Haven Memorial four grandchildren, two great- Park Briswn Funeral Home in charge grandchildien. 0 Is 4r- - -- ____ I AREA DEATHS - - C ounter-height 4.3 Cu. ft. refrigerator is packed with big-refrigerator features like a Vegetable Hydrator, butter and egg storage, freezer compartment, door storage for bottles, cartons. Distinctive smoked onyx accents add an elegant touch to any installatIon. Woodgrain laminate tops adds usable counter space. - using less I - . Peace 'Be 1m W1& I. It cu Ithvayo--JJ Our arrangements are ap proached realistically with consideration for each family's n..d ... to support you with solace and comfort in time of sorrow. - Eunice I. Wilson Direct rest Ic * ) A • 1110 Pine Ave. - Three years ago it cost us $334,000 a day for the fuel oil we used to generate electricity. Today, the price per zwrel of oil has tripled. Which means our costs have tripled to over a million dollars a day. A million dollars a day even though we're using less fuel oil than we did three years ago. (35 million kirrels in 972 vs 32 million for the 12 months ending October, 1975.) This reduction in oil consumption is due to increased reliance on nuclear-generated power. The skyrocketing cost of fuel oil is a major factor in the cost of producing electricity. Indeed, fuel now amounts to 59510 of our total operating costs. The result has been a sharp increase in your electric bill. For the increase in fuel oil costs is reflected in your fuel adjustment charge, All of that charge goes to pay for the increased cost of fuel. FPL doesn't keep a cent of that money. We aren't any happier than you are about the increases which the fuel crisis has caused. But we are gratified that we have been able to keep them from going higher. With the use of nuclear-generated powe i In fact, last year, nuclear-generated power saved our customers over 161 million dollars in fuel oil costs. And we're building more nuclear power plants to hold fuel costs down even more. For nuclear power is the least expensive source of energy available to us today. So, next time you get your bill, think about our bill. We're working to keep both of them down. PPL People... serving people. Sanford 4 -i- FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY MORTUARY Since 1955 Ph. 322-5212 ill =_a_ a -k - 7 reMgerator makes elegance practical. _ certificates of occupancy wou not be issued once tenan moved, Swofford sold ti bui!dir.g, Mrs. Swofford, Missou Belle active in all t husband's political campaigr in the past, once an Ui successful candidate for it school board, past stat democratic comjflitteewoma and formerly an officer in mo of the areas democratic club: is also keeping a low profil DOW. When Swofford left politics office in early 1973, he said, public servant is remcmberei by the number of iiii ptover,)ents which have hi flame upon them on bronv plaques." Every ma,Jor improvement lx Altamonte Springs over tht years has Swof ford's stam upon it, so thvr' are min plaques carrying his name. He also said at the time, "To have had the public trust for 2C years Is quite an honor." Swofford (luring his years in Public life, had either devoted admirers or fierce enemies who hated him passionately. There never seemed to be any middle. ground for him. o ver -l i l l l WASHINGTON Under normal The new disclosure reports, having been saction for 10 daily full-page political ad. bureaucratic pressures, it takes a lit tle time for pushed into the bureaucratic mill ahead of the vertlsements ii a newspaper for the ten-day grWTlped the President, "they all go to the most a new agency' to make a muddle of things. But discicsure regulations, re,ched the Federal period immediately preceding an electks, and Sensitive programs to make It tougher for us." the Federal Election Commission has succeeded egister first. Accordingly he foryj were NOBODY would have to repo Nevertheless hs stubbornly resisted heavy either the con defense cuts. "I in less than a year to botch Its mlqji, pu blishe d, at a cost of $9,000 to the taxpa yers, don't approve of overly severe trlbutlona or expendft es." The commission was established CU " last Srtinn hf,wil,•wn. .4#L.A ,,, e -k.tA k.. _i ., i.=a , LJV ivp -tcu on vj aeiy. me wsclosu re rules and forms should have to administer the campaign laws. The first f, An associate told him that his top Pentagon been ready months ago for the president priority of every worthy federal Institution is to ia l people hadn't been fighting on Capitol Or to state it simply, the commission put the candidates to file on Hill for January 33, 1976. But tho military hire as many bureaucrsts as posib1e at the cart before the horse. This was fipprcprlAtlons Snappcd the President: txwrul to cauc fuddle factory, lsji waa suppoa'd to produ saiarj posibl. Some confusion, which the cusniniaslon tried to the "fhaL' inexcusa ble!" new regulations, has been spisviIng Its Although the new commission Is confined to a allay with this footnote in the has Federal Another time, the confIdial minutes show micst $5 mi llion budget, it managed to acuire "Persons comparing the proposed Register: wheels. Short of a miracle, the Ford was discussing the de-regulation regulations candidates of natural 4 will have to use old, out.dated 1972 gas prices, lV bureatcrath at an average &Lary of $17,4G3. with these forms should not be disturbed The measure was being held up by any forms, Then the bureaucrats true to form, began to evident discrepancies." before the cogr0 recess by House Footnote: A okesman told our associate Comjn produce complex solutions for simple problems. The House Administration Committee, Bob Owens that the Federal E1ectk, CrI QIrTfla2 Harley Staggers, D-W.Va. Shim bureaucrats are judged by the amount Of nevertheless, was dishmbed. Its Staff fotM n1w nil~mlon "would wait 10 respond to questions,, at Bellyached the President. "Why should this paperwork they generate, the paper began to fly country let one man discrepancies between the proposed regulations congressional hearings next month. hold UP means to provide the with cevep c-ar bun copies of evei-ythip.. necessary natural gas?" He th and the new campaign law. reatened to seek a FORD'S TESTINESS: President Ford, an discharge ULWnatey, the busy bureaucrats deigned a For Instance, the law is supposed to pre vent admirer of the late petition to force the bill out of Harry Truman, can be just as Stagg w dlthiire form for poli tical carulidatr to any la er s' committee. rge, hidden campaign spending. But one of testy. Confidential White House minutes show our. This was completed, unfortunately, the commIssion's proposed rules wotl permit a The President also bluntly rejected the before the commission odopttd regulations group of irxlividuaL,, each staying frequent Thimanesque utterance: coming from private appeals of two powerful Senators, below the $100 the President. sttmn Lth wlit war. to hc di:clLLsed. mmnr.mmumn, to join in a major expenditure without For example, Ford chafed the other day over Republican Conference Chainnan Carl Curtis, The culmination of bureaucratic pri R-Neb., xIn4 RepubUca to rep It. Policy Chairman John is publication in the Federal Register . This Is the racy to Tower, R-Tex., that he veto the energy The House staff pointed this out in a con- economize. Every time he orders a bill. supreme moment when a new propc,sal or fldentlal memo. spending cut. An associate co "Thus," expla!ned the memo, the bureaucrats invaria bly slash the wrong "You're regulation Is unveiled, as required by law, for "a group of l,100 individuals faced with orne real tough decisions," could contri bu te programs, public viewing, 'U think I CIOtI't $100 each and spend 1100,OUO on a single b'an"The momenfrou tell 'em to cut scwnethin" know It?" retorted the Compact ftw&lre Today's high 79, low 62. Saturday and spreading -' into Showers ending and central districts Sunday. Lows becoming partly cloudy mostly in 40s north to W3 south. Thursday. hlighic in the mid to Highs in 60s north to mid 70s low 7. tows in the 60s. Winds south, except turning cooler 35 to 20 m.p.h. shifting to north- aorth Sunday with highs In the westerly and diminishing by SOs. early Thursday. Thursday's Daytona Beach tides: high 7:27 am., 7:47 p.m., EXTENDED FORECAST low 12:49 a.m., 1:34 p.m. Port Chance of rain and scattered Canaveral: high 7:11 a.m., 7:20 thunderstorms mainly north p.m., low 12:47 a.m.. 1:39 p.m. deaicrr. I hannah Giles, Orange City I)ISCIIARgW.q Sanford: Isiah Bradley Wayne Branton Yvonne DeVelder Queen E. Flagler Shirley Fletcher John D. Gore Josephine M. Holgerson Alice M. Jackson Fredric Scott Jacqueline D. Miller John A. Millonig Florence E. Nelson Sophie Nulty Leroy Strawder John J. Chrlstolas, DeBary Fred J. Mullins, DeBary Regina L. Kempf, Deltona Dennis G. Latow, Deltona Elizabeth A. Melton, Deltona Ar thur J.. Nooncy, Deltona John B. Watts, Deltona Doranda Fortsori, Lake Mary Ethel B. Scott, Lake Mary WEATHER JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— Lawrence Swofford, Seminole County's political warhorse, whose career in politics spanned nearly a quarter of a century, has retired from public life. Although he had a batting average of .777, winning 21 of 27 elections over 25 years, his defeat at the hands of Mayor Norman Floyd in November spelled the end of politics for him, Swofford said. It was not the defeat itself, Wt the margin of defeat ome 456 ballots. Margins of his )revlous losses had ranged rorn a handful of votes to less han 300. "I'll never run again," ;wofrord said the day after this rear's November city election. 'But, I still think the people hould watch what is happening n their city government." And, Swofford's problems with past service in political ifice have not as yet been olved. Although charges against im for alleged election law iolations in the 1973 city lection were dismissed during Wednesday, Dec. 31, $tlS—SA HOSPITAL NOTES states ____ ________ '• tj per cent since !970, for example, and Florida's by per cent. Such eastern states as New 'jock and Rhod e Island had nega ti ve growth ratea, while poltive growth rates in Peansy1aiiLa, minoIsandKansaswerc1essthan1ercent. Regionally, the population of the northeastern states grew byonIyj percent a that of the north central states by 1.9 per cent, but that of the southern and western by 8.4 per cent and 8.7 per cent respectively. Meanwhile, whate ve r happened to zero population growth? Two demographers with the California State Department of Health predict a new population spurt is on the horizon as the baby boom of the 1950s begets a boorniet of its own. The birth rate "California rose 2.3 per cent In 1974, despite the recessi on, a high rate of legal a bortions and no increase In the marriage rate. According to the Washington-based _______ )_____ owth %'#SI1lNCTON Al)) — Senate Republican IA.I(Ier I iuh Scott alk'gcdly ivadc cepeac(1 requests for Gulf Oil money even while the Watcrgat scandals were bulling In 173, according to a Gulf investigative panel. The panel quoted statements attributed to Gulf's political bagman, Claude C. Wild Jr., who reportedly claimed to have made secret cash payments to Scott of $10,000 a year for about 13 years. The special review committee, set up by Gulf to investigate its own illegal political donations in the United States, South Korea ar,d elsewhere, said in a report released luesday that In 13 years Gulf disbursed some $12.3 million at home and abroad for political donations and related matters, mostly illegal. - 4 I Secret Donations Reported population trends continue. The Census Bureau estimates that the U.S. population has now reached 213,123,000 up 4.8 per cent, or almost 10 million, over the last census in 1970. Greatest growth was In the South and Southwest. Arizona's population has expanded by 25 - Then he told Cuba's first Community party recently that the United Stales isa "monster" and is Cuba's No. i enemy. There is need for adjustment in our relationship with Cuba, which Is our nearest neighbor except for Canada and Mexico. The hostility that has prevailed since the bloody revolution in which Castro came to power nearly 17 years ago e harmfultoboth nations. !t has disrupte bet-IC But there is no way to Improve the relationship if birthday, For the traditionalists, guy Lombardo will conduct another chorus ofbandleader "Auld Lang Syne" at New York's Waldorf Astoria ballroom his 10th program there in nearly a half-century of New Year's Eve parties at precisely midnight. For others, one of the major events Philadelphia, where the National Park Servicewill be in will move the Liberty Bell under heavy guard from Independence Hall to an ex hibition hail being built to accommodate the crowds of tourists expectl (luring 1976, A significant change in the geographical makeup of the U.S. House of Representatives may be In store dfteI the 180 census if current . - Fidel Castro is giving evey sign that he doesn't want detente with us, He is exportirg his revolution to Africa by sending troops to help the Soviet-backed side In Angola's civil war, I Unlikely - Castro Challeng e By The Associated Press Traditional New Year's Eve festivities will have an 'dded touch tonight as Americans open 1976 with rd, tiit and blue flourishes to observe their nation's 200th I Zero . Lawrence Swofford Ends Long Political Career America Plans For New Year Liberty Bell To Be Shown - ". f-~,, * , , ;"/1'. ~_ , ..""..., . I .. .. . I . . ".,.,.. __ .1.11 '. . I.,. . I . . 1'.. _ I ..." I 11. I N IN BRIEF I I tempting to assassinate the Presi dent. December: This was the mon th President Ford made a visit to China; and that he vetoed the tax cut continuation which resulted In an approved promise bill later in the month. And it saw Miss Fromme sentenced to life imprisonment for her attempted assassination of Ford, Good or had, everyone must agree that 1975 Is a year that we shall all remember for one reason or another and perhaps even some of us will even agree that, in retropect, we sire are glad that this was the year tha as! —Richard Long ."- I, "l 1(e( Th ORLANDO 1. - - A 11ON DON OAKLEY Fl - b In Sacramento, Cal. Just two weeks later In San F rancisco, Sara June Moore fired a shot at the President. October: it was in October that Soviet physicist Andrei Sakharov won the Nobel Peace Prize but his government reacted In typical fashion and refused to let him o to Ilebinki to receive it. It was also during October that the new York City economic crisis became a national Issue when the "Big Appie" requested monetary aid from Uncle Sam. November: This mcth u1ted in the npprcvl of Federal aid to shore up a sinking New York City; th e conviction of Alice Lynette Fromme for at- TOM TIEDE - relationship with this country. In an effor t to boost the nation's worst slump in years. The economy was so bad for theauto dealers they came up with thø 'ltlmate sales gimmick remem ber the rebate? Let's take a look at what happened aro und the nation and around the world during the remainder t 'I. economic - - Controls Threaten of office. The final surrender of South Vk(iutin came on the last day of the month. May: Another crisis erupted for the United States when Cambodian Red" seized a U.S. COfl• iner ship and President Ford sent in the Marines to recapture It. Sadly, 15 of our servicemen died for this cause, June: The nation's worst aircraft accldett in h1tory occurred when an Eastern Airlines jet crashed in New York City killing 113 persona. July: Our seventh month say' cevern! momen to us events beginning on the 8th when Presi dent Ford decided he would be a ca ndidate for reelectio n. It was on the 17th that the lint U.S.. Soviet space mission the hoop of Apolloyua was successfully completed. And, the South won a big one this month Gen. Robert E. Lee finally got his citizenship back. August: A relatively quiet month except for the big east-west security conference in Helsinki where leaders of 33 European nations signed a security pact. September: Violence was the keynote for September. On the 5th, Lynette Alice Fromme allegedly attempted to assassinate President Ford - 3001%. FHENCHAVE ,SANFORD FLA. 32i7l Area Code 30-322.26ll 11.9993 S -- the year 975 mnvc Into history, It will be remembered for many events both good and bad, The year was really "the year uut was" For example, who could possibly forget that Ies1dent Ford proposed a $11 billion tax cut in �J!f! - -. - ______17 - - - . - - - - - Food, Wi -n- m Books Best Of Dear Abby In WOMEN Greet New _ Ih IECILY BROWNSTONi,. HcraldScnj cxceUence ~~_"AiPLi -.1-0—M, in literature and now conductin g cl asses in _ W t -.----L ' ' - Win 4anp that the authors Chine cooking.) The cooking of the book represent makes a demonstrations Mrs. Lin h Food and wine books make happy blend, given in other parts of the I. i. ________ 4 ' / . ciM '--- • h __________ 4 ,, I Die Ic R ec om men ded t A s an ' _____________ • • _________________ STAY WARM COZY 11 • 0 1 • ~ .. __________ that way SO Women will keep IWAR SEAMAN: No way, their mouths shut, mate! I'm a non-smoking, HEATING • j . • t - C) engagement book 'Ibe made. used to show the characteristics o a virtuoso coo from-scratch dishes are In good illustration appears, by courtesy of the New Delhi Nationale sumptuous of books. Its color China Institute, the author has taste, easy to make and Museum, In "Cooking for the Maharajas." illustrations, cover and format gained a loyal following. (Some directions for them are camare Indeed a Jo The mi of of her pupils are tPcmsehes PCtCfltI) wri tten - - 'O I I-. A\ / • - I Beware 'Earn Easy Money At Home' Pitch " learn about the program it court to get your money bac def raud the blic case you lcse either some might be wise to stay away How do You get "taken"? By money or your time and You from that company. ~~advertising in m.agazines and must go to court for repayment. 10________=_ __ . MBe suspicious of claims that . Dog's Owner, 4 F . 1dr But Loses Wife In Process W ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ear ~ \ * ~ F"YCAIR Eorty ChMhoW Lsarn*g Centers 0; '. . . * I QUALIFIED . 11 ,I w - • ___________________________ It , ,, ,~ , 4 ( ,..., ...". .'_.-.., X~ 1. - / / -' I I I *1 I ( , I -:. - ___________________ 1 I * . . I I *1'lI _ __ _____ - ..-. _____ OVEMM, I .1 L::i • % But It's usually is ta . ( 1 i 0 • ( I :' Ik 12 IN - / ' )b 1 I think three Invitations I wit.hout being invited back is enough I'd like your opinion -- - h I 91 ) 1 C, / -r • r V. -- the absolute 1 : : I 1 , - I. V?For:p.rsonaIr,pw,. 'r 4 - - - -- I "'4 _ 5 ~~ 0 ." a LA by's bo*kl;y "How to . Write Lefiers !' - I : --..-. . 'I gate Grttnaway. JaJi Sa Good Saturday, Dec. 27 f_ 4/" p - 1 1913, Hawkins went to work for S.C.R. in 15 and was diafr- ~~ ~~ __ , 7IE Fif5f ______ f . liffif -6020 ____ - rt ___ . I - I PANTY A A A ii 1 A R[G 79 - -132 ,,, BODY • tt 't ACITATI " '' .15 L4I(; - 27 I' I 'a\ ( SP --. •:.- '' Y SF I . 1 1'A CIIDED p A ' PUNTERS 12 rTym -_ - IRIN PEANUTS REÜ 89 'F '4 . ,__, I t_% p ' 11 STATE t . / ' f' SPRINKLER RIG 699 99 VITAMINS HOT 111 01100 'IMIT -- ~i 7N 11 I ' PULSATING -a 99 II(I, - --- A MELNOR 3ONDED BLADES ' .pIr: 0 __ - Wil vil1CAII II' (,%4tT•[,f . OIL - ,.,.I11111510-i 0 L the only contraceptive that Is 100 per cent reliable Is 11sulfa ." ji denial ~ but watch for our 11 . * The Liffle uld lii Mt AIIDY Wo I please settle a controversy over t pantyliose? Should yoti wear pantyhose with or without a panties. if You should wear pa nties •t1 a * 6 . U r -1 f'~,NS i"- ONE * Und n .~ 9 . . wear them both under 3nd over!) I have asked half a dozen 10 people this question, and - 1 (4 t r Cali SHIRLEY MILLETT i RUT i _. I \ HANGER I ILD, -'Ø 48 irm"m : What - ~7 ___ ~/ mrs- do )OU SOY' CURIOUSINSALEM [)FAR CURIOUS: I zBY that BIRD SEED 834 9217 HILDA RICHMOND ilyl! 574 3167 Deltona P ~ , LEGAL ENVELOPES EGA L L AND C.Srl ~- '~., t.,b0l.,-, . I ;i, , 11 / ,, A~ • e 99 ______ E?.IS V -1_u LIMITED AML _1 '• .S HIRLEY MILLETT - ~1. 88 ~ ___ SPINNING COMBO 88 p REW I - . BOARD t - Att METAL .': -- VOU451 99 s ADJUSTA1111 I J a9 OZ REG REG t STRAP CHAISE Q'Qm* Or 14,.0 C41"Itit ! Ct,Ff.r. FrI 24 , U451 J4" Citer, g ' ' , , 04 ' rdpfaza ' , 941 , I st"111'it , S-4101 , I I I 7 RE& i i i i i m WMI111111111 GARDEN HOSE ~ 111~ - 1~14, - _ I 1.) 01 LIMIT ONE - F - Coming Soon! W 2 - hosess, I: Sanford A AltamonteeSprngs 3 LIMIT 1 ~5',-, .A. Casselberry- Winter Springs HAIR COLORING ,- A NYLON REINFORCID 19 ., e , %, -~ wigm AitamonteSprinq Travel Rite, Inc. . FINING CASSETTE TAPE - :i- -_., // We are open k 0L SPANISH WA 5GHAINUSP Q MOVIE FILM ASia HE4VY DUTy 1 1~ ~ . - " '___ 88 - • ' . \ VOTTLIOP 100 -- irin I f, . , . ASSORTED COLORS A " IX . 4 ________ _________ / . LIMIT ONE Nc3m= , PHOTO ALBUM •'u REG 1 8 / T I'P 99 ONE GALLON 88 . "• PERMS • - ' DEVILBISS •-'.: '- 4 THERMAL .."BLANKETS \ VAPORIZER __ Fl • p HEG 699 - I4..:tt.:T TON I SURREY .. ' r"' "DOti ii ,. I HIBA HI M . I V0 N U U -,_ "' 6 DEEP HOSE ' - fl fl I 881I I - 4 HEATER . 11, 1OL AND - .__--- PORTABLE I 11 -;-"`~" . I ____ 11_ ___ aii. ii 1 ' TOASTER . _ ./ __ r -- ~ 0 IfVfT =G0 - , i \ II fl 1 __ agnolia Branch Fine Food Emporium t. nwither's home was demo!19W ate 4 was built RFG \ ii ' QUART ,~ . PAPER YTT1 . flf PROCTOR SILEX ELECTRIC ____ I ...... .: N 9 V -%*?'i" n' ,Ahere there Is life, there is From Railroad Claude S. Hawkins of Lake Morww will retire Ian. 2, 1976, ' after 31 years of wr0ce at Seaboard Coastline PAPER - u I I %o 11f . ~ # JAI m are rare cases, b t they did happen. All women - ,ft. AZIS a P 'i: - Mmm .i a 141 outstanding brand flam5 it, L 1~.ilr T~IVO - Look for these - . ,, • _. " - ' .I BALSAM .•' REG. 49 BARS is ' *,t,lv 1,01*1 11,~x I - i LIM I r TO KETCHUP •.:.. ....I Abl"I van sures, in Lasity Dr.., ## ~1 __ :* -.. I ~4 ' womanreportedtohal8ebecn65 yeara old who married a man about A child was born to this couple It was reported in -: - /.1 1 25%n 40% off ~~ — LI Iv 9 P.q_, 0 - A The second case Involved a • .•. 1. ilmiL ' "'J it 'F7 c,__4_ REVLO FLEX M %Win fhe I3FUI VE IT OR NOT some time in 1945 "An American Indian woman. age 99, married a man, age 37. One year later e gaebirth toa son She at the age of 119. leaving a 19) ear.o)d.sn and a 56old husband" - e. est Wis hes DEAR ALWAYS I'm with 0 for one ratio, but two for none abaWd he I I - I an elderl) or obese woman sh and her husband leac for O) young, good-looking ones work earlier than the lab opens Have I a right to be up and I go right by the hospital . MA 1111 One / , WASHINGTON because the word is getting around that he has a jealous sample, and I'll sleep on It. probability of conception was neighbor's wife. &t) remote no doubt will ease htt mind CONFIDFNTIAI4 TO iN ever, there are several NIE:- Wear pants to the office. iii (he medical records __________________ ~wr th' I tin was - TO -. 1 ,1 ,1 , her life. You answer, that the don't like any part of your , 0' / II people started cutting her down. I * - )out I! ) . V 0 F R I Y.)C WALTER'S WIFE I said no flat j( DEAR WIFE: Yes. But you The next morning, this can't a bsolutely sure until woman's mother was there to )oucatchWal ter ru bbingone of pickup thelltfleJartode!jverit s customers the wrong way. to the hospital , which is only x blocks away. DEAR ABBY: My attention IT'SURINE,NOTMJNE has been called to a recent DEARIVS: Ithinkyouwere inqu - In your colwnn by a being unduI squeamish. You ncwiy remarried lady in her probably woWd have taken a MY) wanted to know w ha t the blood sample and wou!d not thances of her becoming have been shocked by the pregnan t were at this time In reqnest - uniess,olcoue, you 1 • SOAP REG. - 4 BARS 56' ANOW - f ,, '~,\ i L I 1 ay well enough rho II,buU, wife can during the day hours and be very obnoxious, doesn't need to work evenings, This wi f e asked me to take a too Also, I'%e never known him urine sample to the hospital lab to work overtime on a man or for her i the morning because " 1(1 , X ,$ SIZE \ / t ,&.Q* 4P ERSOHAL ~. L 1~11 4 OR MINT tit.qll o,41 -n to his parlor at all I 1 - - LIMIT 4 BARS think I my ^ I _--10 I I kA STRONG a ECKERD PAP E R TOWELS 120 SHFETS I,. ~Tsma -- . REG q coming she (mall quit I, In for me down fl'it /011* 0 UP TOOTHPASTE mandinents printed on bed sheets and pillow cases, it could 0 alone. change the world. One woman used to come in I Wrote to two manufacturers three times a week - always of bed linen, and even sent them after hours -so I started going a sample sheet that I made up n there when she (lid, and myself, and they both turned _____ - SO ~ ( ~~l IS:. ,1_ 6.4 OL I Otnings. which means Walter and his customer %i-A,&,ALAL 1111kho6illk" ~ - " -----A g CLOSE . THE MEMORIES TWICE . I I I I AFTER SCHOOL CARE*TRANSPORTATION _ * / 11111 10 I TODAY AND EVERYDAY - find It impossible to come in for honor their mothers and massages during Walter's fathers, and to remember the re~ular working hours- To Sabbath (lay and keep It lioly, if - rewa - W .,. PfIfl When you pick up your developed film and peonti, buy two rolls of Kodamlor or black VW *hot* film to( the regular ptitoof Ong... I . parlor. our problem is th e covet another man's wife. They growing number of women who forget that it's God's law to EXCCLLENT NURSER FACILITIES H * KINDERGARTEN OT LUNCHES 1 1 1. 1 1 ,1 1 li li li l il I I I I I I I, IQ . 4I D child, she won't be able to. DEAR ABBY: This past year, my husband and I have entertained three couples for sY- not is tEL Be pa ti ent. It dinner In ow borne. Upon wlllpcobablypau. Ieaving,all hav'aaajd,"wwj DEAR ABBY: ta there 3 h w have you over n•" certaInageIjrnitwna We "soon" never came shoald Mop bearing chI1n? wi th any of th em. I'm quite concer ned about When we acddenly run this beca use my 41-year-old into them somewhere they say, mother who is expecting has Well, a knock on the door been subjected to some very "We've bftn meaning to call you. ," brou&lht Joy~tO the dog Owner, rude and cruel remarks. such Abby,thm UM couples get but sorrow to me beca use my you know th • ': ' at together often. We know we, who is alm 50, u now abIOnS were legal i" carr)ingon an affair wi th t he and, "It must ha%e been an beca use we see ca parked Inftof m the ho es of dog Owner, who is a 19-year-old accident. Surely you didn't (know thatl want a duld at your age" them has made an effort to onto thewhoiefp What's ong with ha ng of lnc ludeus Rush your advice, please. another baby after the others husband says that I am GONE WITH THE DOG are grown M mother was fooMy li DEAR GONE: it's not very h2pp t the sh to stand on ceremonies PtGcCts tint long as we their unusualforanlcoopausemama ha.mn1 another child until companyas(andwe do)enjoy I should -i RINTS E P f Oil Of color or black "*hot# fil m TWI"E J Also, People need to be DEAR ABBY: M y husband is reminded that it is a sin to kill, J I U44144 __ . Please comment HURT DAUG1R DEAR HURT: The good Ied and Nature determine the child- bearing years. And when - - TWICE TH my shoplifting were to see -Thou flame. Just sign this,., 390 PINEY RIDGE RD, CASSELBERRY, FLA. 'le F . / I shalt not steal" printed on their IN bcdshc every night, Uy JACKSONVILLE, FLA. would quit stealing. \ ______ ~1 " I " ~ (*-b, - My wife and I have been happily marned for V years. M) trouble began a few months ago when our young SOfi found a stray dog. The next day I saw an ad in the log-and. found section of our nepaper debèngthedoganoff a rd for his return, course, we contacted the owner who said he'd be right • ever I- -. . k Since I already have enough sheets and pillow cases If all the people who are _ ~ ' - demand how this hapned, offer DEAR ABBY: I am a male, SERIOUS IN N.Y. gentlemen prefer gentlemen. ,Aomen with beautiful red and his pickup truck and goes out age 32. My parents had me [)FAR And SERIOUS: No, I don't. sai d . 'No I think most £% LU bIode hair. Of cou rs e, it's hunting for the lo pets urrnc1sj when I was an But if You win, you could cal l It - . _________________ cated four lost infant. We 1iristians, so -severance Pay.- Mf Problems with dentists in this . f - If you are wondering how you newspapers, companies can Io avoid these problems, sound too good to b( j ou will need documented proof can make extra nioney in your endee %- ou to send them money Postal Service advises that because the ad making the of how much nioney you sent ' sWe time, you may be at- to be "registdid" for such before you sign any forms or promise appears in a well. the company and what took tracted to those ads in some kinds of work as addressing send any money, you should respected publication, that . place after that. newspapers or in major envelopes, sewing small items take some precat, tionary steps: doesn't mean that the ad Is true If You lose your money or are magazines that beckon or that the company is an not paid for your time, contact "earnnnyMhome''° to merchandise by piwne or letter. Ii ou are interested In honest one the postal inspector at)our But If the ads sound too good The fraud cornes when the .J*cific program that you saw If)- ou decide to go ahead with local post office for help. M will to be true, that mry be because company keeps your advertised, we if the compan y the program, keep a record of probably not be able to get you they' are not true. Acconfing to "registration fee" but tells you will send you any free the money you sent and when a refund, but it will investigate the Postal Service (PS), offers that You are not qualified i for literature. If you have to put you receive the materials, If it the watter and prosmte the to earn money at home can be the job, or gives you the work to down money before you even becomes necessary to go tocom Pa ny if postal inspectors one of the de vices used io but doesn't pay you, In either can't the u those a second pair which were no idea of having the Ten com. , DEAR ABBY I • • - Fadiman and Sam Aaron During her 15 ,ears of teaching (AbraIns,5)is one the ofm Chinese cooking at New York's He Finds Stray the truth ra wt of ptinit w dentists, and each one made me Dl Alt ADD? I hae a a8tof dentures wonderful , with. They were all adjus ted, help. We should go ba ck to and two dentists made me a God's laws so I thoug ht u (lie - ___ - . ., - - - 011194~ bruntites and redheads" ntlther Is mine md I 4 J o ii's Abby, I am grcatly disa rewards. That's an average of for having maimed me in this oow, or wait until after the point ed in you. Don't you DEAR ABBY: I've heard of 7.5O a nnth. We both work, manner. wedding" realize (luit you have a lot of golf widows, fishing widows and and I would rather have Harold I feel subjecting a FAKE AND FEARFUL black readers who don't liappen W -seball widows. but would you home for some good old- helpless childthat to such bar IN ir Ic DEAR FAKE: Tell ' him nou. to be blondes, rcxffi-.,ads or believe a (log widow? I've been fashioned sleeping in on surgery Is an assault on his lit might k glad he dltth t have brunettes? WI I IE IN TULSA married eight months and weeken ds than Scouting f or lo person to pa and a viol ition of s for all tht Im ifi Alt tAll I IF The letter to uer Sat ur da) anC Sunday dos rights, and I am seriously pro%-ements. uhich ~ou refer appeared In morning, my Harold grabs the Any suggestions? considering suing my parents Ann Landers' column, not morning papers and goes right for ha v ing perDOON•T fCor DEAR ABBY: I read in your mine. for the lost and found section I)FAR D.G.: Offer flarold manently di:figured me. coI unin where someone said Anti Looll1c. dear. please don't looking for lost pets. $35,00 a month to stay cri tiemeri used to prefer he too hard on my twin sister II I L ft • a (1, nC CIICCS Oii u i fl -0f a1it) was brought to lit' growing on m head and no ____ -.. _____ - . .. -. I Don't You tliink it I' time this genuine felliale ulth hair L -- Answer She Has An o , ' LIIU uestion, Q proIdea both ofli) i ou art surt that the end women's libber, I am panties and hose so now becac I aII nowbut aware are necessary, (H no Pant ies jniIl, tiit j, a"' I' ,mu dan't course they hav a thretway mirror, ask that there is a deplorable are orn only once and ttie an honest friend. Co fts , piracy being perpetrated laundered I just as panties are), against Women by dentists in so Panties are unnecessary. DEAR ABBY: I'm getting HI) (it), and probably II'S If this answer doesn't married in th tbrougho the nation r ee weeks M) saticf nu ask Joe amathj fiane roes for the natural look, When a dentist makes denture '0 a wOIflin, imes that he purI 0 I)LAR AHI3Y: There is lie doesn't like anything phony 1 POsely makes them so that she scilltlebult among 1111Y shipor artificial. can't t.alk Properly! I have Yet inates that Dear Abby is really to SCC• i HUn eh I • Little (foes lie know that I Iw uentures (anu a cigar-chewing, bald-headed have had my nose Fixed, my , I have known several) Whose : dentures interfere with his Ohio who moonlights by writing i it ;if blond . Speeth But all the women I a column. , know who wear dentures have I hate me close to t elling " tr Is there any substance to this him. but I always chickened ouble talking because the acdusa(ofl? (r Or, if there was money for you Gastronomic Story" by Evan on her way of presenting ,-. ight and another to keep There's no room for, unde r the Christmasbee, you Jones (Dutton $16.95) is a Chinese CSthe it off. In fact, more than per this diet, nor for soilas. refined 'that compulsion to rush and 90 may want to gibe yourself o Isplendid contribution that's 'Which Wine', the Wine — -tent of di e t ers gain back C%Ct) sugars and ultra processed worn swus to thminbh Most of these. right on time for the Bicen. Drinker's Buying Guide" by Pound they worked so hard to flour There is roorti (or whole i'pk find it easier to (I Ii %I LI C' h 1 I I ) "Coo ng of the Maharajas: tennial. A large, handsome ULter4.U.icIlanUu1) ose. _____________ grain hours. raw fruits, nut,s asleep at night." t The Royal Recipes of India" by book, it's a delight -from Its (Ilarper & Row. $10) is But a maintenance diet high and vegetables. Dr. Ucuutn - Jacket reproduction of Susan designed for people who ("I 11 Shiaji Rao and -Hm , . _. in bulk and low in processed s.ays that your desire foralcohol IL -I • Met a painting, a ________ ____ ___ " Fourth flbuvu Or nCfl 110 OU (oflds and artificial r roducts and t ty'file,its will decrease, and July Picnic" (courtesy of the buy wine.Sichel knows the wine Lb stunning cover can take weight oil safely and after you ye been on uriS wet t. Art Institute of Chicago) business - he's the fourth illustrations, Z ~_ . 1L. I . M sily and keep It off for good, for a short time. penUtue o through Its delvings into generation of the Sichel family & lore and beautifull -;~ contends David Reuben, well-' Olwsity, life iiisurallce Y worked-out I 1 America's gastronomy and its to be in it; his co-author is the WITH recipes. known authoNloctor companies point out, shortens generous clutch of recipes on neophyte. Together they've American who -, . •. A high-roughage diet says %our life span. A person over 45 which Judith B. Jones, a much. written a book that includes ___ of a former Maharaja, Heusen takes longer to eat who carries as little as 10 extra Gen eral respected cookbook editor, brand names and prices and in making I .-0 1 -&-an .14 (,~)mpare c cabbage slaw to a pounds cuts his life expectancy tricacies of Indian cooking as co llaborated. -The recipes are that should help beginning gelatine sad -- and the very by 8 per cent. :. . a personal gathering from imbibers clmw wisely and - - ------- --- --I .. Julia Child is in presenting f slow chewi ng mks Dv adding Inixi fiber to your sarious perds in US hio, learn iE, while they are do French cuisine Although ;;=7 ) ,oil feel fuller faster. Another diet, %-on ilia). be able to CALL . . . . _gpr,~_2_, ~ "Cooking of the Maharajas" various regions, and variotis Especially for the New Year . ."_.: i_---lnefit X;fromn (eW) foods is that tietrençc sour chances of ethnic influences" and zre is PLUMBING & "The Food Calendar" has, of course, an exotic EJMIM~ _&_ tile cheiving process generates falling prey to colo delicious to cho ose from for Carol Schneider . (Uni verse -wed icipcscanbefoI1oth I -r i BO(4_ç q r (haririin'I' . an), cook seriously , ooi, ,i itr. III ,iL 1 wutn(laItiS -(hr too of Ua • I)r '11w publication of "Flore nce chosen color photographs of interested in some of the fine Ian's Chinese Regional Cook- seasonal foods, information . a coolzing of India. book" by Florence Lin about them and recipes using ( "ne Joys of Wine" by Clifton Olawthorne,$12.55) is an event. them open each month of this From India comes this drawing of r . (0 ~ a foot with astrological signs - 1 75 1* AR AIIBY I tia%e neer suggests been a who's ever been on stomath. This aiM) tiels Reuben writes. A did knows it's one thing to produ ce a feeling fullness. rorhu:c tlitt SCenisto ifl U(L c. - a V For E ver y ~~ ___ -, __ Year -EveningHeraId,nfo,Fl. Wednesdiy,Dec.31. -1 1 - It i43JSimor anZ i d '-'';2-. — - -J 4 — �-. • ______ $A-Enng Hera Id, Sanford, Fl, _Wednesday, Dec. 3!!!S •-- TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS SPECIAL GIFTS AWAIT THE BICENTENNIAL ARRIVAL I Wednesday OF SEMINOLE COUNTY'S Evening x. TO TELL THE TRUTH 4) BEWITCHED 3) CONCENTRATION Ct) NFL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES Suer Bowl Serios Z) INTERCOM 24 €) STAR TREK 7 30 2. PRICE RIGHT .4) TREASURE HUNT 0 0) DON ADDAMS SCREEN TEST (1) SUGAR BOWL BALL: Alabama vs Penn State, live. New Orleans 800 ORANGE BOWL PARADE:C0h0SI$.JOGWag ioia, Anita Bryant Paraj,. IS Cain 4 Maims .- __ / - - •1 -. -. • : Thursday see boiaw. c .12. (Thurs. only) TOURNAMENT OF ROSES PARADE flDO.IdIOn&dKOfl LangeoohOsttheItyo,,wage from Pasadena wlth Ed McMahon , ,. - 600 4? SUNRISE SEMESTER (Men, Wed., Fri.) "Anthe Middle East North Africa— i'UOS, ThUrS.)MS9ICFOIthWYJHOaI. rfl1O xuthIsGrandMrusnaI (1) SUNRISE JUBILEE _ff \ 0 \ 114f Y n'Overiu,e 'g 9 12) PE'TAQCEW A woman asks surpnsng quos. bons about how to murdet he( husband. btA wtw he Is Win. splo pleads ~v=ence, ED PAOVIE: "The Last Mle,y Roona-y. Frank 0onroy. 1958 Account olanattempted CONTEST RULES: I. The exact time and date of baby's birth (give exact hour and minute of delivery). Doctor's or must be submitted by legal Gifts galore await our County's first blessed event of 1976. Or course the proud parents are not forgotten either. Whose baby will it be? We're as anxious as you to see! It's our way of saying "WELCOME, LITTLE ONE . 2. Place of Birth, Sex, Weight and Name. 3. Name and Address of Parents. 4. Any infant, regardess of race, born in Seminole County Is eligible. . C FARM AND HOME 6:38 LIVING WORDS 6:43 HI NEIGHBOR 645 1) (Thus's only) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6-50 D NEWS 655 (2) DEVOTIONAL 658 12. PAUL HARVEY 7.00 (2) iZ) TODAY (Locel news at 7 25 and 8 25) 3) (L) CBS NEWS U SESAME STREET CF GOOD MORNING. AMER. ICA 8.1 00 (4) (E) CAPTAIN KANGAROO 900 [2) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 3) HIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 3) MOVIE: (Mon) 'Dead Mans Eyes' Len Chancy, Jean Parker. (RAW) 1944. (Tuos.) "Four Fo,'r - Lon Chancy, Jean Parker, (SAW) 1963. (Wed.)FOSF(W Texas" Cant. from yeslatday. (Thin.) Pn sonbroaic S. Call or bring proof to THE EVENING HERALD no later than 10 A.M., January 3. In the event there Is no winner by that time, contest will be extended until a winner has been declared. 1000 4. 3) THE BLUE KNIGHT Bumper (George P( onnedy) Ines to pemuade mDbstat's girt Winners name will be published January 7, 1976 lead the poke cnme 1030 MY WIFE NEXT 'bOonJames Farentino and Somrnars portray a marhed couple who decide to separate arnicaby, only to end up OLLu pying adjacent apartments. U SAY, BROTHER 1 2) SILL GRAHAM NEW YEAR'S EVE SPECIAL EL) INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL 1100 12) ' 4 3) j2) NEWS U fZ) NEW YEARS EVE - ., LITTLE MISS ORMISTER NEW YEAR WILL START ASA CAPITAL IST To Keep Bob Y Warm FOR BABY'S PARENTS A Carter's Thermal Blanket WITH $10 SAVINGS ACCOUNT 6 Days Care is our gift tothe First Baby From Boys Sizes -FROM- p .- Ar lnfantthr:gh$ AAtla tlantic National Bank iirnhc of Sanford Dol"To" Atlantic Bank ____ 2io E. First St. 1,rd I1UI 3231020 A Babj's World 'Z'' .. Girls Sizes Infantthruughl4 ___ - WZ= InfQnts to Age 2 Yewa - TOWNSQUARE,sol E. 25th ST. am OPEN to 6 m m. Mon -Sol. F SAPfFORD322.45 Little Mr. or Miss 1976 Will Receive An Engraved Silver FEEDING SPOON - FROM FLAGSHIP I BANK OF SANFORD -- JANPORD,FLORIDA 32771 oir , w ]DqL v CT - a t- Ut 1976'5 FIRST ARRIVAL Way With A Nursery Lamp. JL] I FURNITURE DIAPER PIN Sanford's Newest Largest. Finest - wiow • oo i000 • - • ø,u put • os*,i cm c.nmi .t*u • Will start a Savings Account for Seminoles First Kader Jewelers :a -, lU bitt certificate . A Beautiful Sterling Baby of 1976 FOR MERCHANDISE OF THEIR CHOICE AWAITS THE PARENTS OF THE NEW YEAR BABY AT.... FAIRWAY MARKETS iinnouncemens Baby of 1976 may treasure its first portrait, we will give a beautiful.... For This Year's First Baby iIl be printed to order for the proud parents by Celery C The First Pair Of Shoesi Custom Made Frame Priitting Co. Inc. f the proper size within 60 days 'f birth Commercial Printing 8, Lithography -HERE SINCE 1920Now In Our New Building At fll Magcolia 10 inerirsuoyor IYFO SENKARIK - - KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE GLASS AND PAINT CO., INC. Surprise Gift At • , r S. HWY. 17-92 & 27th ST. SANFOPn w onrn 1 Chaey,Uon.lAtwia(SAW) 1941 (Fr1)'Markof the Vainp.'re." Lionel Banymore, Bela Lugosi. (B.&W)1935. (1) MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 930 .4j PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 1000 - - - - $ -- - L '°'° ''' ::::_-.. '' . E _TR__AS_Ut_E_ ISLND .... "' €4YFAVORrI-EMARTIAN 3:30 C4) CF MATCH GAME: Pro. omptOdThu,,5602pm 1) ONE LIFE TO LIVE. Proemp(ed Wed., see 2:30 p.m. € (Mon., Tuos,, Wed, Fri.) ULlÄS, YOGA AND YOU (Thum) CONSUMER SUR. VIVAL KIT €0 ROCKY AND FRIENDSUNDERDOG 400 :2)' IRONSIDE: Preentod Thw 500 2.30. C4) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND: Pre omptod I huts see 2 pm (J PARTRIDGE FA?IFIILY Preomplod Thurs..see 2 pm IG ED STERROGERS HBORHOOD 'J) DINAH €0 ADDAMS FAMILY - 1:30 2) j2) DAYS OF OUR LIVES',Preempted Thuts, rI ri THE WORLD TURNS Proemptod Thurs'' ., 113D a.m. dD RHYME AND REASON 2-00 çj (Thuts only) FULL HOUSE- Ken Mars and 11am Dunn star In thls domestic comedy sot at tt'o time of a '40th annlverC,n, , wt, 4) (81) (Thurs only) COTTON BOWL. GAME: nsas vs Goorala. (9) $10,000 PYRAMID 2:30 iL ThE DOCTORS Proernptixi Th s, c'o boow 12j 12j ffhws c"y) START THE FCVOLUTtON WITHOUT ME: Gono W4dor and Donald JAs.George C. HearnE CALL sri Q77L D# . . --.---- -- 111 Mxrs. 0*) ROSE BOWL FOOTBALL GAME Ohio &ajo vs UCL& Pasedam - i .' Could Be Worth II To o : '/' r" • -- ,, I 50 :6 4Sfl•. •.. -. " 99, - • : ' ..:. 1.29 DINNER :Pt FRIED CHICKEN 21C'O s Frenc h Sanford OpCflSi,flThUr55.: 30 FrilSa?tio 30 - ,: -' Monthly Rentals Available t .I ' s? '' . "' . " - / Lamps...inc. 'V"' T 574-1493 S orth I N 1-4 S4 Longwood, Fla. \1NN)J - - For Further Information Phone - 862-4000 TTT ---- - A . errçted Mon. only. see 1230 p M. €1) MOVIE: (MOn.)'Ba&nen of Mzssovrl" Wayne Morris, Dennis Morgan. 1941. (Tuos) "Dawn Patrol" Errol Flynn, A - - L s %s C' i Safety isa family affair. is 15 •" - , , STANLjY by American of Martinsvtlle WALL HUNG HEADBOARDS . REG. 6499 N LL'S p199 $1000 6 0/0 0 I an 1 nicirc 2 I .' ( .6 WHITE FRENCH CHINA GOVERNOR, HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION s'Ionds D•paitrnn of L •;_ 1236 Providence Blyd. Boren Plaza Deltona, Fla T (9) RYAN'S HOPE: Pro- [ 5f Aw Inc's Color TV, Air Conditioning, Piraid Service uality . . 935 and 950 Month Q 1% f of 3) NEWS: P(O.mp(edThurs. SUNSHINE STATE., /\\, 00 Pc. Chicken MasI,,d Patafoj & Gravy .1 Hot Rail COD EVERY DAY WEDNESDAY SPECIAL REG.1T7 w (Tug Only) SOUNDSIAGE (F( only) KUPS SsOw €0 MOTHERS IN LAW 3.00 (Z U ANOTHER WORLD: PrWV18d Thurs.. sm 230 [ • SNACK BOX 1.00 E .- - Qnd T red L arnps 3 051 1t9.ua. - _ (2) ADAM Preempted Thurs. see 445 pm CC THE reeff1pled Wed.. see (9) (Wed only) PEACH BOWL North Carolina (12) SOMERSET: Preempted Thum (14) MIDDAY: Preempted I - F LO RI DA"- . .----•------.------------__________ - Li mi ted Amount • .• TT 530 C2 :12) NEWS: Proemod Th.clpm U €D ELECTRIC COMPANY .1-1h • j) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES CO MAYBERRY RFD: (Tues. only) LOST IN SPACE 4:30 2) 12 (flitss orty) ROSE BOWL PREGAME PROGRAM 4. MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW PiEflV GHivi:a4 SHOW 8 EZ) SESAME STREET ED THE LONE RANGER W=no iwatmd in ft Fronch 11&40U*n THE rjUIDING LIGHT:Preempted I:. Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1t75-9A , divorce - O FEEDBACK (R) iM NEWS JZ HIGH ROUEAS: PriD. arnpled Puim €0 BIG VALlEY 12-30 (12) U) MAGNIFICENT MARBLE MACHINE Pro e'nptedThuts SEARCH FOR TOMORROW Preempd ThiNS.. We 11:30 am, (I) ALL MY CHILDREN: Mon or'y, one hour 12.55 (2) (12) NBC NEWS : Preempted Thurs (j) GILLIGAN S ISLAND (B&W) MICKEY MOUSE C1u3 • 1200 (2) NEWS: Preempted Thurs. (41) (FYOUNG AND RESTLESS: Preempted Thurs, we I 1 pm €Z) (Mon.) "Romagnoils RvJ Massey (Fri.) Vxdoo tanrj" Afternoon ARR VE AW '"- *OC*as CJIA* '" :-: (Tues., Thurs.) Jeannie (Wed.) 'ProfIles in Ectucsdon (Fn)'Foresight' 630 4J PASTOR S STUDY IL) SUNRISE SEMESTER Not on Thursday, Basd (Wed.) ThO florg TM,rjo5. jwg 3) ) ALL IN1HE FAMILY Preempted Thurs . see 2 pm j GENERAi. HOSPITAL: Preempted Wed see 230 , (2) (Mon.) Wth This Rog- - '1 I . . Preempted ow. (Thurs. 0*) TOURNAMENT OF POSES RADE: Bob Bwkw, mxft&l 6:10 CE SU~SHINE ALMANAC 6:15 CC SUNSHINE ALMANAC: Not on Thursday. . or sauws preerocursD Morning CC M CANNON: Cam= inv"igales the assnsination of a black Poll'" leader, O FAMILY FOCUS €1) G R E A T P E A r0flMA?CE5 Karajan leads the Berlin Ph4hatmonic r Beethoven's S mphony No 9 and the E • Tournament of Rom Parade. 11:00 T, CAI Thurs.. "0 10 p M. CID SHOW OFFS 11:30 18110 star as a barb& " a Porler in ctvemaland 1945. - .. , 1) - MOVIES CONT.:"Abbc)" And Costello In HoaywoDd -- P0 r J.Ub Herald, Sanford, Fl. p ompted Thurs. ,see lOam (1) EDGE OF NIGHT €0 700 CLUB 10:45 (Thur BOWL PREVIEW; only) ROSE insen iShC)SttO Of lh@ OtIS ifl fl Th0MaXB3SaVOtheCI, from banruptc'y. 1939 inhostod by the Gen. oa4o iguro Sk&..g Club, Hochetèr, N (1) MOVIE: "Romance on the as ay, Carson. 1948. Musical set on anoceanvoyage.M4seDay3 movie debut 857 C2) 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 1k NRPtO3 Brog at the Circus,- (BAW) From Miami TONY ORLANDO AND DAWN: Guevs: ktnnie Peati, Tony Mv". (1) A SKATING -SPEC. TACULAR: Figure skalets par- X IOR ORANGE BOWL, PARADE: Livo.CoraiGabeesjoeGa,ag. iOLO dnita&ant are coloei., =!.h ui,j gut VOflda Van Dyko. (4) KUTANA: Preempted ThUri, see biow, 1) PRICE IS RIGHT: PoOedThua,j () (6) (Thurs. only) COTTON IXYM. FESTIVAL PAP.ADE: WdIam Conrad is host, with commentators Sally Struthors and Larry Unviflo. Live, from Dan". U SESAME STREET (A) 1030 (2J iZ WHEEL OF FOR 1) MOVIES CONT.: 'Mats I Af 2. CELEBRIT Y SWEEPSTAKES: M Preempted TONIGHT NEW YEARS EVE WITH GUY LOMBARDO. LombafdoarvJthep,yaJCa nadians guO%tArp$h.! rranJ., Orn the WaldOrlAstoqia, New York U LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 11) NEW YEARS ROCKIN' EVE 7':Neahoststhe show from tho Ausarj, CoCoanul Wood Dick Clak reports from New Yol. Guests: Average White Sand, Freddy K C. and the Sunshine Band and Melissa Manchester tOO L IL TOMORROW ' t)Au NK,HT MOVIES "Lady oe Good.- Eioano( Powell Robert (B&W) 1941 Goshwncoco Story 01 a boy and girl songwritvg ED 000j pj j~1 1 1 a WITH ARTHUR FIEDLER AND THE BOSTON POPS 600 NEWS CO LOST IPISPACE 630 2 NBC NE%'5 4) 6i CBS NEWS j) ABC NEWS IRA r i Evening qrA von wa. FRENCh CHINA -.-. -------- BASES - .!':r:dL *iLJ WILSON,MAIER FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS ON EASY CREDIT High Track-In Allowances-We Give TV Stamps 1W '10:A111TZ -- "Mean Johnny Burrows t,Jfçjt ' -j-J-' -. "FuU•Time Female" CLOSED MON £ TUES ,,-- parents of 1976's First Baby with S10 worth of fthy Necds 1BOX 323470 FROM -- 'IINN-DIXIE 17.92 & S. R. 434 Long Rood 1st and Sanford 25th and French A 25°° Savings Account FIRST FEDERAL 1976's new citizen brings his parents 6 theatre tickets . ---------- 10 GALLONS of GASOLINE Altamonte Pharmacy DEKLE'S Hwy. 4J4 Altamonte Springs Ph. 339.8421 Seminole County's only privaety owned drugstore GULF SERVICE OPEN 24 HOURS--TUNE-UPS--BRAKE WORK 24 hours omorgenry service - - Bill Baker Volkswagen will welcome the First Baby of the New Year with a Car Wax Kit for its parents iIy AT THE t. 1'j.cn:• If 1L4 • DUIJK SPECIALLY ENGRAVED IS READY FOR 1976'S FIRST BABY BILL BA KER VOLKSWAGEN, INC __________ - .w I ITS PARENTS OUR GIFT OF Compliments Leonard Fr3ncoeur SAVINGS AND LOAN AS5O1ATI01 L go F MID4 LOW ORi - - 10 Gift Certificate I TUI%JKt yyj, We Will Present 1976'S F IST BABY WILL RECEIVE PAMPERS on 17-92 -- j Phone 4iecre St topping ._ L. E.. - - -...... FLAGSHIP [k' YGU UH "°£ 7ri,k I U.S BANK ( IMtOLE C r- , 4P KUNG-FU ACTION SLASHI BASH ANYTHINI GOES ._;-'••- m �• • S - -- - ,- i. - , - . 4 .- ., 1 S -1. • . - - - - -.- -- -.;.--' -- --- •=-• I- --- ------•-- •----------=------) - _% I, - b*, ' -=:- , = ---=A. - 7 - .- p I 'T4 4;-; - --------'------ -f-- * I - --- •.--•------= - -----•--.•=•-== - --t-- - 7 . r-t?Yr r :0 - - __ I r_II I ,-t------ - - - -- ___________ -- W - - - . ' - . . - - - - - j . - 1_ ' - -t r,,-'J1 ' S -, .- - •--- 11 •_-'t" '- -. - - , S I .I 7 - --: . - .•_i L -' ---•--,. iOA-Eening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - --.L • _ - - - - - - _. ___ 2' - , , : - - - -. - -T , Wednesd', Dec. 3 1 , 1975 - S ocial n .. Taxes To I crease For Some Next Year11 Security . ___ SPORTS I WASHINGTON tAPi If month. a4e Income tax withholding holds steady. to $895.05 tax cuts off, the r Security taxes anyone pays In a paychecks when werkers' sala- ernment h raised dofl't regard that as much levels wi ll not change, however. you earn more than $14,100 a worker will be paying .Social tax w much 'the reason for the fluctuation single year. Ml 10 the ceiling ries hit that level, year, the paychecks yo re of a factor," said James 1.. Although tax bills For the whole of Social Security deductions Is one nson. security taxes for four exird 0 y For 1975, the maximum tax For $300-a.week wage earceive after Thursday will t15 300 of an weeks through Dec. 18 in 1q76 up Pate, the Commerce Depart- year of 1976 will be lower than that the tax is leied as a flat was $821.85. Since the Figure ners, the last Social Security That means smaller than the checks you re- ment's top economist. '1 would 1975. the 1975 cuts were cnncen• 5 85 per For that $400-a-week wavp to will be taxof rnc' wigos per rt 1.rccnt 5.85 cr ccnt il$Z1,- dc:ctiar wcrc madc Sept. 5. ceived toward the close of the have if we had had elimination trated in an eight-month period, pay period. But there is a a earner, the paymen ts will nii enjoyin g 100, employers stopped deducThe 1976 rate of taxation re- ed. And instea d year. The reason is Social Sc, of the 1975 tax reductions." the through Oct. 1 instead of Sept 5 so the weekly deduction rate ceiling on the amount of Social ting Social Security taxes from mains the same, but the gov- Thanksgivingbon us curity taxes. A worker earning $300 a week, for example, will find his ' or her take-home pay reduced SALE PRICES WED. thru SAT. Are you getting I I S by $17.55 from the weekly timt.d Prn• a. p'.c. a'. nd,cot.d b1 Sot.' k '"u I)q (\)llected since the Nov. 28 pay. u Any others or@ low *,eirydoyWalgloom Plot as "A, Adv,rtis.d" sips kleW stores tMkfrth check. And that same worker your prescription? .a will have reduced take-home pay for a longer period of time F" Some (@Plot pieces qvotod may very at lorro stores SEE 10,000 RX PRICES in Our this year. 111119ho reserved to limit civantillo, on Oil -1-11 Consumers,Open Book & Compare. Workers earning less than C.pyIIt,W.Ir.e.CS. It7 0 _ M __ $14,100 - or about $270 a week _A won't notice any difference. Shows piice, strength. quantity. And the economy will be sapAnd available generic ped of some of the spending . drugs. Power which has helped pull the 1% . . - it , . ?~ - . A - _: - ~ .301 . - - . - - _ . -i I- - - (Wr l - " I -yi~~ - Yost wel still I I i _. 11 _ q uote :0,i:1A $2 billion more fl-i~in,, out of corporations' and individuals' pockets into .; - - o Lon 4 L phonir. by ~ - F aLl 15C 11111111111k 19-lot9lil-q.qLw~II.LIINLI-ALM - Fir,to In< 14 billion compares, in HUNT'S turn, with retail sales currently TOMATO Dismissal 0 Limit 2 without coupon 19c ARRID Black, 1-Oz. Tin " ¼L-''- P1 Antiperspirant Spray \' . . - ;. -, L • - . . 1 -cl F 7 i.m.1 I con - 6 to do with the situation" Freeman's motion to dismiss 2 ]-oz. pock. Jon. 1.2. 3.4 1976. Limit four. p • wi,ho, • s covpon 0 t . • National Hockey League and In Strub Stakes. Old English v:il,, the Houston Aeros slit-epdo, Sir of t,i Meanwhile, Herring's office today was seeking a court order to have Binford's grand jury testimony transcribed also. 11 _T 3* • . s 19 111 There were indications that the state will ask Judge Conkling to sign the court order this at . ' i-H - Ziegler ' ' takes (citk-rr 'I rr., r.,,ri. _•• - -- - - - _ - I - ~: -- : - I' 01,1 ttii - -- - .0) • - - - ~ ' 1. - - - -- - w I - -- Ll -: - - - -. . i9e ,,,--osE ST-J 0 J" qw- ST Dec. 31 - Jan.3 *ett'o,.i cnupon 72 S 71 In pk . S•.- -- :', -, 1976. Limit 1. covpcn 54: - I ' go 2 JOSEPH S - 00 .. 10,",,, f, . I - ---' Aspirin, Bottles 36 31.,2 oz. Bag 00. , " ,' 160 thov, covpon 2 29c keeps '/llC bantamweight of ST. JOSEPH PEANUTS Omit 3 _~ year with golfer Jack Nicklaus moment came when unbeaten % Nicklaus takes 16th major, Forego takes second straight Providence 80-69. Muhammad a nd boxer Muhammad All _ :l.4r winning fourth PGA by two Ruffian, the three-year-old filly Widener, making many of Jimmy Connors wins Ali retains heavyweight title MAY shots. New Zealand's John the headlines. champion, broke two bones in third straight National indoor stopping Cliuck Wepner in t" Foolish Pleasure 15th wins The Cincinnati Reds; walked her right foreleg and had to be Walker runs world record mile - -" round in Cleveland Kentucky De r by. Bruce in 3:49,4 in Goteborg, Sweden. -'way with th! National IXagUe destroyed after leading Ken. fl Prince Thou Art beats Crampton takes Houston Open. 9! baseball pennant with ease and tucky Derby winner Foolish 1J. turned back the Boston Red Sex Pleasure Foolish Pleasure in Florida Houston Acros retain Wfl ' Rodrigo Valdes beats Rudy in their match race at 1W' Derby, Avatar takes Santa tiockt.'v crown, beating Quebec n a stirring World Series, Belmont Park, Robies. a (ollege football feat ured an Th e year's hi gh li ghts Anita Derby. Dave Roberts sets Nordiques fo ur straight. Torn •) Lind is killed in follow: L 11 I world e vault record 18 f eeL WaL'oii takes Nelson golf. Au unbeaten Ohio State team that TaIiadeg 00 auto race won by 'k JANUARY Is returning to the Rose Bowl. 6-' inches, Welterweight stops Ron Lyle in 11th round. Budd' Baker. Don 3ies takes New York Yankees sign free ! ( champ Jose Napoles stops In tennis the headline makers agent pitcher Jim Hunter for Master Derby, 23 to I, beats Hartford Open. Bill Virdon y Armando Muniz in 12 rounds. Foolish Pleasure In Preakness, ere Jimmy Connors, Arthur 3.7Srnilllon dollars. Steve . replaces Preston Gomez as t Sinan V Ahe, Chris Evert and 13111) Nicklaus takes Heritage Timniy Lobell takes Houston Astros manager. lea v es Vanderbilt coach Classic. UCLA beats Kentucky Realization Pace. Filbert Bayi Jackknife and Eustace win _ __• Jean King. College basketball Texas Tech football. Nebraska \ 92-85, wins NCAA basketball Tanzania runs world record split saw UCLA win its tenth NCAA nips FlorIda 13-10 in Sugar Hopeful race. Savou' takes diI title. ' ui. nide In 3:51. in 12 years, humbling Bowl. Penn State trims Baylor International Trot. Ed Halicki I. APRIl. Kentucky, the team that 41-20 Kentucky beats Indiana four of San Francisco Giants no-huts in Cotton Bo wl Southern 1' rbito Salaarria dethrones ,arncs to one for ABA snanped Illinois' 34 game California o vercomes Ohio flera' Bobby Clarke takes Stanley Cup skate Mets Al Geiberger wins TPC 'usuinu Hanagata as WB4, bjskcttiajl title Golden State winning streak golf . Bonefish bins final to State 18-17 in Rose Bo w l.Notre ' " ei,ht champion Tutu -- 2 Warriors The Phusadeiphia Flyers Dame beat Washington tics and Koufax co re rd heats of tour heat Ham Hale JULY upsets unbeaten Weiskopf wins Greensboro Bullets four straight for Fred Lynn NBA Irwin Wins Atlanta Classic retained the Stanley Cup in the Alabama 13-11 in Orange Bowl, Hilly Jean King wins sixth bletonian. Atlanta Braves Open. Victor Galindez retains basketball crown. Bobby Unser Vinny Giles of Richmond, Wimbledon singles title, replace Manager Cde King Pittsburgh Steelers beat tennis title, beating Vitas WI3A light heavy title, beating takes Indianapolis 500. Richard Va., wins British Amateur golf beating Evonne Goolagong wi th Connie Ryan. Minnesota Vikings l&.6 in Super Gerulaitls In five sets. J.C. Pierre Fourie. Petty wins World 600 stock car title. Avatar upsets Foolish Cawley, 6-0, 6-1. Richard Petty Wajima beats Foolish Bowl. Johnny Miller wins Snead wins San Diego Open. Nicklaus wins fifth Masters race. Gene Littler wi ns Danny Pleasur e in Belmont Stakes, wins Firecracker 400. Art Wall Pleasure, Ancient Title and Phoenix Open by 14 strokes. Benny Parsons captures with 12-under par 276. Johnny Thomas-Memphis Open. Forego in Belmont 's Governor, Colonel Power takes Illinois wins Milwaukee Open golf. Ted Marchibroda to coach Daytona 500 stock car race Miller and Torn Weiskopf tie for Ptiilad1lphu i Fl y ers retain Derb' Don Quarrie runs flO Arthur Ashe upsets Jimmy .'4," Balitmere Colts. Harmon (Continued on Page 2-B) Dwight Stones sets world second, one stroke back. Bobby NIH. hockey title, beating yards in world record 19.9 Connors 6-1, 6-1, 5-7, 6-4 For -Killebrew leaves Minnesota indoor high Jump record, 7 feet Allison wins Rebel seconds, Ray Floyd takes Wimbledon title. Foolish : L>4 I'm- ins for Kansas City Royals, 5-3 4 inches. Richard Petty takes race. Apprentice Joe 500 auto Buffalo Sabrt.s 4 games to 2. Mucciolo Unbeaten Ruffian wins Kemper Open golf. Richard Pleasure wins Belmont match k Miiler shoots 25-below par Itichmond 500. Pat Fitzsimons rides 11 six winners at Mother Goose by 13' lengths Petty wins Riverside 400 stock race as unbeaten filly Ruffian 263, wins Tucson Open by nine wins Los Angeles Open. Philadelphia's Keystone track. for ninth win. Wisconsin crew car race, 24 breaks leg near half-mile pole strokes. lIe's 49 under par In Unbeaten Indiana wins Big Ten Jerry McGree wins Penwins third straight IRA regatta. Mrs. Nancy Sym.s of Colorado and is humanely destroyed. ,. two events, title. sacola Open. Foolish Pleasure Rodrigo Valdes stops Ramon Springs wins British Amateur Tom Watson wins British Bobby Allison takes Western MARCH takes Wood Memorial. Diabolo Mendez, retains WBC mid- golf. Handle with Care takes Open, beating Australian Jack _i 500 auto race. Cleveland Unbeaten Foolish Pleasure wins California Derby. Sandra dleweight title. Rodolfo MarYonkers International Pace, Newton in playoff 70-71. Cm-4 Browns name Forrest Gregg wins Flamingo. Tizna takes Chris Evert retains French cirinati leads NI.. West by 121 2 coach. Ral ph KinergnakeshfalI Santa Margarita Handicap. . ; tennis title. Les Angeles Lakers games at All-Star break. of Fame by two votes, Paul AngelCordero wins races 11 NVW . get Katcem Abdul-Jabbar from Pirates lead East by six. .. %%Iggin to coach Kansas Cit) firt sI'c d,i M Aqueduct -p---,,, Milwaukee Bucks. ns Oakland paces At West by a' Tom Jenki Chiefs 0 A Phillips to coach Bobby ('hacon stops Jesus ==-. wins Philadelphia Golf Classic games I.krton tops East b) 4 . • Houston Oilers. Estrada In second round, keeps • Ruffian wins Coaching Club Forego takes Suburban. (,ene Littler takes Q'osb) WBC featherseight title Bob J American 11 Oaks and triple Roger Maflbie wins Pleasant _____ fill! b', (our shots George \turph takes Inverrar) golf, _i:7 crown for fillies Mr. lucky Valle) Golf Classic Sandra Sit fert to coach Cornell foot Roberto Duran stops Ha) Phoenix takes Michigan Mile Palmer takes US Women's ,f ball I ampkin in 14th, retains -=. Ancient Title suns b) four strokes Hollywood Open Restless FFBRUARY lightsseight title Lee Tresino /-T: Cold Cup. HubenOlisaresstops Restless wins Holl)wood I Burley Haywood and Peter takes Citrus Open. A.J. Foyt Bobby Chacon In second round, Juvenile. - Gregg win 24-flow's of Dayto na wins California 500. John ' .' regains WBC -feather-weight Texas Rangers fire manager race. Mexico beats U.S. 3-2 in Conteh stops Lonnie Bennett in cro wn. ______ Billy Martin, hire Frank -' Cup Jimmy Connors five rounds, keeps WBC light V. =_'M~5~_~ US Open playoff won by Lou Lucchesi Kansas City Royals beats Rod Laverin four sets For heavyweight crown Graham, shooting 71 to John drop manager Jack McKeon, $loo,00o tenn is purse Gary Boston catcher, Canton 1' isk Maha ffey 75 Nero wins Cane hire Whitey Herzog Royal (roli takes Hassa'nn Open br eaks fore irm in ethibutlon l -. & Pace.Angel Espada beats (.lint takes UN Handicap • Miller takes Bob Hope atne. Jack Nicklaus wins 44 41 iWr Clyde Gray, wi Nicklaus Masters champ. ns vacant WBA Weiskopf be a ts Nicklaus in Classic, Stardust Mel wins Doral Open. Richard Petty &i.'i t Tom Sneva hits wall in ladY 500. welterweight title. Canadiri Open playoff. Wooten's last title. - • I DRY ROAST Jan. 1.2. 3.4, )976 0 I ~ V __1 1. - '. v.utho,t cowpon 97t PLANTER'S Mints, 'i-oz. Box JAC -, " tilkes Siluthexitern 5W. After 34 Palmer earns $32,000, winning weight title. Kathy Whitw(irib crown, beating Jorge Billy Martin. Wajima wim straight wins, Indiana loses to Dimilt Shore golf. Will Rodgers wins third LPGA golf title. Kentucky. 92-90. Gold and captures Boston Marathon. Ahumda. Carlos hlonzon beats INIonmouth Handicap. L%ngflori JUNE Myrrhtacs Gulfstrcam Tony Ucata in record Ilth scores in 1k.xter Cup trot. Connors beats John Nolan flyan pitches fourth no. defense of middleweight title, Gene Littler takes Westan cap Master r wins Newcombe in four sets in hitter, blanking Baltimore, I'O; hale Irwin takes Western Open. chester golf classic Mets fire ). r1 st tennis exhibition. Al Larry I'oUfII'Iflleflt f in-show at Jackson ' ville Open. Princeton Champions in playoff. Rik wins NIT tournament, beating asstnl,a e t akes Virginia 500. Ilorse racing's saddest Westminster. ., I to Limit one %. 89c • TIC TAC For - _,,.• ChIIdr.n's Cra c ker Jack at"Girr&y for -- ond pol 4, 1976. i 0 - !.dd today that it ' " 0 0 A.J. F'oyt wins Pocono A. AUGUST Forceten takes Snaps Stakes. Silk Stockings wins Mon. seven rounds. Alexis Arguello MI beats Joe Bugner in ticello pace. Susans GI takes stops Rigoberto Riasco in two Malaysia, rethins title. Victor Matchmaker Stakes. Yankees rounds, keeps WHA feather- Gahndcz kee ps light heavy Fire Manager Bill Virdon, hire J 'o.'a. - 6 .(" .-.- I 4~&. ,, % -.. . - . M. ftb 113 ~;`~ - ;; _- ; -1 .1 _0 _Y7 _ - - ~7 -_ . lik 'k ~ ____ , . - _-' ' 2.3.4 1976. ~ w'ho? coupon 23c , • , tineL I crown (Continued From Pate 1-A) Contents of the transcript haven't been revealed but Jack •• a.' - / -. Toothpaste, Vi.Oz. $ - '., \L/ I . CREST -Dry I r. '- L-Mot i 1UU . 1976 4, $*-4-.,-,. I SAUCE Sought PEPPER - . running at about 0 billiofl a - - OWnfnBelmon. match race, hudtOhedesyed .Srx)rts h,ld another exciting •l '' - . . By FRANK IL ECK Herald Serv Sc ices. i workers. ___ - I,ancelt,t - .--: Diabojo, ec from right, bumps Into Avatar, allowing Foolish Pleasure, third from right, to romp home In Kentucky Derby. - - fluffla n )re 9 I 1 1 ~~ I -0 - - . in~~~,! ,~~ 7.;, , Ar: 4 -74J , . 411=11 11 .~ 'L I . .- - Sun.-- 10 a.m..6 p.m. Phon*- 323-9190, n 1-0250 Security, half that represented .- • It 'TA., , s ' , I D - I 1 I? - OPEN I --- '' I S SANFORD I ,U•jJ 11 - last year. for example, the resumption of Social Security . 0 1 .- . -_ T -. - _-• - Herring Says he has sworn st atemen ts, oth e r than the grand jury testimony. that are cwtMY to Morris' affida%rit. liming has asked Gov. Reubin LOOK FOR THE 'W' . r- - I i :'fl I:a: In our ads ... in our stores. It Means moneysoving brands from Wolgreen Loboratortei- 11, NE.±-EL,.7 Super Geriatric 100 GW X460 1- ~ Save $2.501 Reg. $3.49 W&gr..ns . ". tov, 'd, 1;o, 1*J 4 % _ -- ' _ __ - - possible perjury situation i ,,,I 299 % 1!~ , -. - ' 11 Got Their Vitamins if) Tallahasice that the governor hasn't made a decision on Herring's request - ~_ 1 Year's suppil*l 11109.$1 0 Where in I%* Werid bwl - Women'$ Iron, Vitant;ns 17 . - ~'%!~ - I Vitamin E, _______ _______ • I other In 0Y in. it dlctmen( cases took sworn testimony In depositions _____ aat Sa nford 13, f Ss John Hoyficik (Boston) Woigre-ens liiiiiiiiir_ - •.- ___ fr om - 1 - - Wolgqeens Reg $2.37, • - - . -- -- - - Ecolo-Vite, Reg. S3,98 JL STANDARD SIZE -' ( -1 __o. - - - __ _.- - _. . _. FILE .. 540 I OIL of OLAY . 2 77 IPJ x 10 x Stj in. Metal Avocado A Gold Reg. 3.47 For Law - complaints in eachi department i NORELCO FLIP TOP SHAVER I 11 .. . . 17 88 130 total L' 'r can be disciplined, can be fired, they said. But, the old practice of a - - __ __ - - - zippo f - ;Ju.(l Iscuf lruui wt I ' 1_. I _9% ILA . - __ - "t._ - ce, - a,.dotrj • =-- -- __________ eliminated posi tions am, not on a __~____ VicIs - FRAMES 59 - -1 1 - not '.t&ate We'n _fi Non tornnh golclfon. ChoIo 1 • i, t1 inii ái iv and when !z-!lowed can provide -otLlons to txth law en- : Sm4f I0. - I I 0 • - CALVERT i-, Silence' 8-oz. GIN 97 VODKA 1 - - - U~~ -=J - 11 "M I CASSETTES PACK OF 2 60 Total? hr S4& P4Ohwtoodthr,Jcn ii. 1916 - N - ____ •• , 99 - s. Pty Rag. $2.87 Coupon must be with your nitiur - ______ £ f -=;i 1l';I 14 - _______ ulia 3M Prec3*. Timed Release Apply CW'O '1 . . feuds 3 to4 months /129 _ $J59 5~~ &om.ro.f Now Sea e For Posteri y ___________________________________________________________ 111 1 ,1 I tr' vvu1l!1 (iki ji go '11C a,1 s er rests in the mystery of the time capsule in v hicii e live. One of the biggest questionS of 1976 has to be' ho long iIl it take us to stop writing "1975" hen making out checks, letters etc.? # Iki e" looking to i bright ne sear, but somehow, the past 12 months deserve more than a mere Fell? Naidad, stig of egg nog and forget it Locally, I shall always connect with 1975: A rare sear in which Seminole Community College did NOT qualify for a state tournament in basketball It as a significant season, hoever, bt'ause the Raiders opened play in 13eV, $36 - million gym. I ake Rrantlev wrestler emeritus And' .thiamson beating just about everyone he squared I off against lie as so gm], a newspaper headline carried an eight-column message the day he lost, He s off t another good start this SCdSO9 Bald Darryl Dakins smearing Seminole ('aunts cage tt'iiii' t' ('r\ ifll(' he (act d them E ans high we led his team to the state cham 10 0 I pionship, and is nov. playing in the NBA. sprinter Don Merrick setting a national record in the Mason I 14 Dixon Games last spring. He went 70 yards in 6.8 H ayn es ?~ unc es .. B JIM IIAYNES ' 63-.z, _ Redwood Color I D FEEDER - ç-iN - Pine, glau front, For hanging. Etioryday Dlscovnt 29 •"wfie.41.4"H;gJ, out wlien omwiie flit' Malli'tee - • - , 7 in the t jcaiii I)anns a'ld took turns 'dominating the greyhound scene last winter at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. They alternated at greatness, arid I always wondered ui't k"i of times the' could nave UL together tOtuiCs racing against each other in jxi on .4 The sight of Sand on his .ivmg XJfl floor, flmitig with a toy slot 0.-ar lie had bought. 7be .. ' 4_ 'Wkie fropleourter at ,0riando-SivAiinole Jai-Alai ffiat season. an t • v.i Flils season lie's married, not Winning' as n3 Ii ' I TS jr 54m5 1 Tars Tip Ha' ~"M~-. victory over cross-state rival Stetson and the title to the sixthannual Tangerine Howl liasketball Tournament. Stetson's lh%e Stowers put tIn. late Tuesday game into All that V)tential resting with Seminole County PCI) footl),lll teanis and onl' ''niinole high II1(I i rinit Prep making the most of it Maz k V higham was picked Seminole's MVP, but I had the irn Rollins Fo l. 2$ it 7-SI Stetson 71. but not both. t C I1l''1 SC. ''i' 00,I s 'etc of Oviedo's Clennie I).atterson dIlu .tflliflO,C C, S ,,dflGy Brown being o of the toughest onenncrs arowld. More recently, a December development of consequence, was the pairof impressive basketball ' victories by Seminok, CC over Brevard. 'Me rivalry of licighbors should be taking a tt:! n for the better, now that it is no longer a One-way avenue. i rlf~ __ -~:.; , '' ~ ~ ' - - - - -_1 ,I _: - . -- . --. -. . I Flarldk FishingII rm"~~- V ______ -- 'El 'tOt BET /_' 7. 41 '. / i1 - i~,~•1 ' 2'I4 - -: ___________ _____________ -. - ff l f , \ __-_i .,,• /% ) 1 -.- ----- ? p e 14el,f • - :- ___ Z. I SE,k / - - S I' PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING , y••-• - _______ j ,- i / . _______ - _____ _i • N- • ther surface to Ilie first time I liad seen girls play fullcourt basketball. My image of the sport was of 10 girls t i h end of the court la in" either offens or RoIIn 19 . ____ _Ai-!JJL iL! Pt IS ITI\C 'C1IO\ V • ba ttle in which neither squad Garner in the final four mmmanaged more than a fiepotnt utes lead It ssas 28-28 at the half Steve lids led RolLns with 16 points. Stossershad lipoints for game-high honors ' k isertlrnevithathreepointerto FaiCaro1mna,now pulled make It 47-17 with 11 seconds STETSON O'Connell ? I. S. Morris left in regulation play. 102 Pratt I 19 Stowers 7317 Parsons started the ';' a nd 1\vine then added their 32 HcwIand3Sii shots to gi ve the game to Disi Heis 1216 Twine 0 22 0 Morris 0 Tota l 20 II 5.4 ston H power Rollins now 71 Stet, was left with a 6-3 SIPO 2$ it 4-SI . s hat happened games and probably ondering The incredible basketball upsets on the same night in high school district tournaments last spring Lyman, inner of only tto games ill mark season, upset Seminole. And Lake Brantley Earlier, Eart Carolina came kmx ked off highly regarded Ne Sm i na Beach Ls man dii(I l3rantley both fell (lie next night, but they established themselves as giant killers This season they will be dodging stones themselves. showing td4layerheis next fall is Norbert Seals, Trinity's Mr. Everything. -_ WIN TER PARK AP)- from behind and beat back a ahead after being down 3340 at A three-point play by forward furious last-minute rally by the half but had to fight off a Gary Parsons and to free- Marshall to take the consolauon surging Marshall squad to 5th ) thro ws each by Tom Klusinan game 70,67. in front. That fight was aided by and Dirk Twine h, Ile championship game was 13 total Points from center ins College a 54-51 overtime 1~.A . a- 16~__ 1975 ~~~ ~ - .------ v - Choice _ " Quality! SCOTCH 2OEXP SLIfl or MOVIE PROCESSING 27 Qt ___ ~_- __ the coughs you con't . -- • 8x 10, Reg. $1.97 ' - v -r B OUR BO N 5CHENLEY , -:-~."Z,.!., 54&0 111 • 5x7, Reg. $1.87 accomplished forctnnt and the public. tc of. LEMAN P , \Tmmmn-.--Ztr-.-.-.-,----...-.?nI - . - __ _. - , ---_ _~_ -- - - -__ I vc:l~~ i ;-;\ O'.. \ 'I ) qt ' _______ - 4 97 _ Formula 44 for Coughs '4%PVL '\- A LORDCALVERT ~z js1j k'All! \ ~11 :0 11 mfq~ I . _; - ''I ____________ ' ,.Ti'* me Ca su e, Ci*rca QUART SPECIALS --ri'!-:Z:____1 OZ, 0'1 CANADIAN -~::, -. Works -'- a •; __ ~_ ACRILAN YARN BUY I Liter Fuel . i - - . I cTItWtSTTi. - - ' ' ' i - ___ 4 Profess • CLAN McGREGOR SCOTCH Non. Narcotic lJd-KW r 1~12441121T L the way the mar. parts his lWr III • 99 3 1; . ~~ ,* - _-_________- _ Ther. M with minerals ' v" 0 the individual's right of due - • Theragran Special! -_ and &cumiented, a bad officer if - Therogron vitamins or __ _~_;"4-_;_ has, fdlhcfapphes toallmefllbers . 001 E3jL E xf rajIth1J I -_-~ '-X_J~_7' ~ gorngbdyfromnug a strongchangethpollcyto eliminate Jots as long as the :!-. I ____.. 1- r""I ~ t-,^Am -I re presentative of the head of recover damages frum that chief," Weinsioff said. "The law provides balance," Linehan said, 4'to give a law enforcenwrit officer a chance to ' - FM With famed rnao groor oat ing heads plus flip top caninp W1 - " 054& Is/ 219 a= - ; II . \ L .I (Continued From Page I-A~ ___1 ••• 4-oz moisturizer. Buy now! - __ Specif ics =_ - - --- ' Beauty Lotion Speciall 'T Cites Need __ ) 400111 1006 I. $SU 44$ - - Davis _________ ' - trough, formercountyattorney Thom flumberger and Herring's chief investigator Jack Fulenwider. ;~~__-__ - :.-- Jl__4 298 ' with iron - Dick Willianu and John Kim, ____ °" 2' Sa4l 199' illil a , X FEM TAB Vitamins by legal adsisors of the grand ___ POST TIME 7. 30 M _____ l?power-charged games nightly except Sunday "'Itnem b rtfithleso Action as the "I]ImpactA with / 0 returm,inth 'Nightly 8:00 p m 'Matinees Wed. & Sat, 1:45 0 3 Trifecta Races 'Big Perfecta aT's.. .4' kie * Thursdays - Ladies IuO MatineesBegin Feb. Awo -- d flf)RQ.uB - - 8 _____ - - - : dininf elenco in the plush aere of the Chlki-Jai ub. Gourmet dinners semed from 7 p.m. %Vhileyou dine, watch exciting Jai AN act'ion c,n the . _______ • . id 1FrrtThur.((.IyNj&l, fl•Zafldt,p (Under ilnot idmittedt call 305i339 6221 frørj 10 a in to 6pm ori , MutIsoRT1Or ORL Dooiv.y 17-92 URN PARK .CA5SI1BERR1IUTLSIRO(,$ , Nwr% of 0110?40 ir J ust ,,ff li", I I & 9) ,n Lr,piii^t.d RESERVATIONS: 031-160o .. - - Pay your winninp. - -: -_ - I __ i �-- - -.- ,-. - ' - -- 'fl -: -Z s cr - - -- -,-- .'r' r- - 5--- - v''S:. - t 2EveVe, Sanford, FL ednisda Dec. 3). 1975 The B ig On e : CIA JJ Pro Hockey NHL Tuesday's Resufti New York Islanders a. Phila dctphia 2 Vancouver S. Kansas C4t. 2 Chicago S. California Todays Games AtIan'a at New York Rangers eshinoson at Detroit Los Angeles it Pittsburgh Boston at Minnesota Aqainst Buckeyes Vermeil. "I JuSt don't know if fourth game of the season. 'hatwillbegoodcnoughtobeat WhIIeUCI.Aisc'onsumedbya Ohio State is gunning fur the Ohio State." revenge motive. Woody hayes 11 The Associated is shooting for Ohio State. And ing about the last time his team thinking about something lcss neither coach should have played the nation's topranked personal and far more noble. trouble motivating his football club earlier this season - and Hniins prepare fnc Thursday's home. said, when asked if he expected Hose Howl game in Pasadena, "They are not invincible," any complacency from his tal. Cal. poInted out Cliff Frazier, the entrich players. 'Thitt should "Our kids, think, will play Ilrurns' middle guard who Is be plenty of motivation. This Toronto 6. Edmonton 3 Winnipeg S. HOuston 3 TodaysOames No games scheduled This is the fourth straight trip to Pasadena for Hayes' boys and only the first time for UCLA since 1966. In contrast to the more sedate Buckeyes, the Hrns have been s.high oser thi' fll.S QfrICn. "i'iii ,is enthusiastic as fli kids," said Vcrmeil. "We had to tone them down at ur I N BRIEF Re Bowl practice, they we so excited." NBA To Get hloses The Rise Bowl will highlight a two-day tinge of bowL mad- ?vlalone? ness that starts with today's Peach Howl game between Special Draft Just Jazzy West 'irgia and North Carolina State and tonight's Sugar NEW YORK (APt - Turnabout being fait. L3Ia Malone, who bypassed college toplay with the Utah Stars, Howl match between Penn may State and Alabama, soon jump from the American Basketball A.ssoclatlon to the National Basketball Association. The Stars, who enticed Malone to sign with tJm directly from high school last year, left the sports scene Featured on New Year's Day along with the Rose BOWl 111 be the Cotton Bowl classic be- earlier this But before they folded, the Stars sold some of their key players, including Malone, to the Spirits of St. [J5 Malone's attorney contends that his client's trsier tween month. Georgia and Arkansas, Olai)om..a takes on Michigan in night's Orange Bowl, Archic Griffin, the two-time Tl-iursday Manole-Echave. - vi,.., tho r.alc M1cnc th No. I s Itfr,n ._, Tuesday's special Oh.' St.atc' (ii against UCLA's stiff fense, ranked No.3 in the country. attack NBA draft. Rozelle Rule Courts Nix spectacular passing combination, lead North CaroBuckey, a - whether the . Senior twins Dave and In MINNEAPOLIS, Mum. (API A ruling that the Natfonal Football League's Rozefle Rule violates andebate raged over professional sports. I'd CriCted CYPRESS GARDlN, CHRISTMAS CLASSIC Oali Ridge 61, Winter Haven 67 (01) Barlow 72, Lake Wales 61 ISLAND CITY CHRISTMAS CLASSIC Key West 70. Carol city Consolation ginla, whose running attack is powered by Artie Owens. V/omen's Golf TUESDAY NIGHT trigger Ala- feet FIRST 5.16, B: 1. Banker 05) 12 00. 5.10, 5 60: 2. Blue Secret ' - 750.600; 3 Stalky (4) 11.00; - Women's Association Tournament A FLIGHT: Low Gross Hardigree 44, Low net Hatter 31. B FLIGHT: Low •ross Modern Clean 3 bedroom hones, family room, garage. carpets 531 (277 CLIFF JORDAN. R2ALTOR , - - , __________ S. - ' CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND i new home for everything even for you' * 4A- Public Notl - AduIt preferred. $150 Security deposIt. 373.5151 6420. We oIler continuous monthI training programs for all ou, Associates anl the very tateti ir Real Estate oriented equipmentl carpeted, air, turn, & unfurn sS -. up 322 1110 tOCg2 CIy. tlext to new Drivers' 31-p'tnnts Furnished L'cens-e Bureau 3fl 66.45. _______ _______ New government program, child care for as low as $2 per wecli. i SLIM NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Andrew C. Whitehead co Bryant Electric 6107 NW 54th Street -------'-- NAVELORANGES BAGGED ao French Ave 377 GRAPEFRUIT, $150 373 5439 3 Rooms for 1 or couple, water NO IMMEDIATE DOWN PAYMENT Luxurious two bedroom, two bath furnished, aIr condition. References required $100 month. 1.30 deposit. 373 7)99. garden hometorl3l,9Qo Designed to Qffer you the most in confort and livability. Central heat a air, • k, - Efficiency apartment, utilItieS in. cluded, 112$ month, Call 373-7774 betwn 10 a in. S. 2 p.m. YourContaln,r 372 S1U ------- Kids outgrow the swing set or Small Oranges, Grapefruit, TangerInes Tangelosand Lemon's R. U. Hutchisort, 327 1051 eon 10.5 points a game. 1972-7, but the Buckeyes were Michigan Coach Ho Schem"ilILS is the finest defense, given the Rose Bowl nod all bechler, who'll have frem regardless of size, we've ever three years. Itick Leach leading the Wolve- played agalnit at Oklahoma," "These youngsters we rines, confirmed: "He's said Switzer of Michigan's [sought down here are (Leach) not only giving up smaller delenders. senting three years of fnistra. tlirve years ol experience, but Both coaches praised the tion against what we C0n divine right. matchup, with Sctiembechler sldertbemostformidawcoppore'pe. ... 54'). 1 10;) (acho-Zarre() 5.10; Q SEVENTH 1. ca-Perez (3) $0.20; 3106 110; 2. LJrriLeniz (1) TWELFTH I. C: 1. Bay 5.00,1.50;) Echano Quiola (2)640; Charmer (2) 150, 7.10, 2.60; 2. 0 (I)) $25.70; P (3.1) 531.10. MirseoIa POPPy (6) 2.20, 2.10; 3. ShEIGHTH 1. Alava Ramon (1) pren SJsnal (5) 3.00; 0 (76) 500. T 15.00, 6.10, 1.00; 7. Celaya-Larrea (7) (7-65) 31.40. 6.00, 3.00; 3. Maruri-Mugueria (5) A 3,117; H $143,950 310:011-7)144.40; P (17) $111.50. NINTH -1. Ramon (5) 12.40,6.10, TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 3.50; 2. Altu (I) 560, 3.eO; 3. fiilbao 161 3.30; Q (1-5) $4040; P (S-I) FIRST -5.16, 8: 1. Xmas Pud- s, - - - $116 10 irrsàman tuarwrback has been onierence.,.Dut we darn sure Sctwmbechler. (tuck Pannon 0]) 3.20,2.60; 3. 8rown - ding; 2. Greg Pruitt; 3 Glen's o So I - .- from ri Page l-Bj --'-, golf. Bugs Alive in 75 futurit'. Tom rif Wafter 710,1.40, 2. Fermn(7t 7.40, 5.70; 3. News; 6. L.L.'S fmogene; 7. Capital , I'leasure runs fifth. Nicklaus takes World Open. Vjc Galinde - 5 P1rate three straight for NI. .Jockey Club Gold Cup. Texas Rangers Ixmnant. Boston makes it thrL-e Optimistic Gal take. ,Sahzua Nellie Briles. wins All. titI, beating Pkrri Fourie. flu. Seaver fans Piritc' ,lohrsc:n art! Uuh' Numero Jno takes Belmont Futurity. Dearly first U.S. Open "limb NI, East. beats for pitcher RefraniwlnNationalTeamgolf Stakes Ryan as manager with Iflsarnj NIiiu;itj, rutains at Ktystone, 5teepkCU1Se. NOVEMBER BostOn Cafe obtains Kuehi as manager after twu 'i'exas lthngrs. Ken Shipp Ilia David Kotey of Ghana BOstn's Luls Tiant five-hits Nicklau.s wins AustralIan Open. Coach. W}3C featherweIght title, Iteth, wins tennis Wajima In Wooctward. Brewers 6-0 in World Series Honest Pleasure takes L.aw'el San Francisco Giant. drop title, (.4, fi. (.3. Tom ,olf World Series tat:es Li-nj (rahzini. hubert s;r &nithcrn Open v.olf. Greefl Vajirna beats Forego in Mtrfl.- ro Shndkap as Foolish MarJIla, .MacPhauItii.s lit title. 1.-arty 8. Expos cirup retains OCTOBER j0 NOTICE OF SUIT of Seminole County. Florida: run ttsersceH 32degreesO2'43" E.along TO: RAMONA NEWKIRK FICTITIOUS NAME RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN the Fostitly rlgfit of way line of Notice i hereby given that I am All parties claiming interests by. EdgemOn Avenue 75.15 II. to engaged in business at Oak Drive, point of curvature ot a curve con through, under or against RAMOPIA Forest City, Seminole County, cave Southeasterly, having a radius NEWKIRK, his wife, arid 10 an FlorIda under the fictitious name ut iA 467.00 feet; run thence Nor. parties having or claIming to hive FLORIDA FISHING CX. ttseesterly along the arc of said CURSIONS, and that I intend to curve and said Easterly right of property herein dncrit)ed. register said name wIth the Clerk of way YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED line of Edgemon Avenue 153,17 the CIrcuit Court, Seminole County, feetrufltnc.Nsldegr,fl4350.. that an action to forec$o,, a rnor FlOr;!, eccct-: WIth F. along saId Easterly right of way unlhefgjjow,ng real property 3fl6733rJ .-- Residence Unknown WILLIAM BADGETI, cave Northi'rl? havIng a radius ist YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED re thwesterly along said Northeasterly the right of way lIne and the orc of said HOLLOWAY has been filed and yOu corner of LotS. Block "4" are required to serve a copy a? yoi.r North Orlindø 5th Additi; run aforesaid inninj, Red Sox win 5.4, Mihraukee Breweia. Ruqers Dotzca to Cleveland for out- ir,ninghrner,7-6.JtMor7':j's ntntl)-inning, Reds World Sems, 4 gaines a F'elii'iaiio, Luls Gino sirts, Oklahoma Erie by Kansas 23-3. John Walsh get six-month prison rt (Wuout looping upset ,, and Florida, Inc. $06 W. Central B'vd., t,e' Northerly line of sild BlOck "4", original With the Cerk of the above, point trlfer'ta, UCLA 3. World Football League who will coach Tampa in NFL beats Sotithern Cal a-fl, earns dies. John Milkr repeats In disbands, lnlgio. KansCitygetssentl ROSe Bowl berth. Navy ti'tins Group PI*'H ff'' Open Cnc'nnatt beats WaJima baman Dave Nelson from Army 3O6. by established local firm, Office Secretary to meet public, type, tile, etc. Must be pleasant, neat and accurate wilts spelling, figure OEU.1IS BROKER, 327,5997. 2 Bedroom, kitchen equipped Fenced yard, close in resumetohøxS94,,oTheEvining _______________________ '' Fli, 37771 --------- ---____ 5175 per mo Call 727 1536 f' ' ailner's PUbliSh; Dec. I?. 21, 31, 1973 Jan. 7, Ifl STUDlO1,. 3 __,, FICTITIOUS NAME 2 I.orge 1 & 2 Bd BEDROOM J!t FROM I plaint on the PlaIntiff's ettorney, 3: Bruce Schirard Joseph H. Rithardori, IJlm,r, Fra,.k A. McCann MurcIsison, Athty S. Ball, Post Publish: Dec, 3). 1975 Otflcefloxll9, JacksonvIlle, Florida JAP& 7, I4, 21, 19Th 32701, af.dfiietpeo,'igjaat answer or OE 13? FURNISHED OR tJNFURNISHED 125 - ivio. -6 .& I *ir'ewir WITH GOOD CREDIT or F naruple Was Now $3998 $3487 '75 Duster 1971 Fiat Racer 1971 Duster. 6 Cyl stand, 59-95 $970 Hornet, 6 cyl, stand, 36000 otiginal ni*Ics 599% Many others lOoOSeIrm -' Was Now $3982 $3497 Chico & The Man -- ict. 17 92&477,Loflgwood Call)?) 1570orS31 -460$ SWAPSHOP FLEAMARkT Anyone can e a Seller or a buyer Plo charge All admitted free Come browse every Sunday at the Movieland Drive In Theatre, South 17-97. Phone 372.1216, r'- Clark Chtysler Plymouth 1973 Plymouth Custom Satellite Station Wagon. brown metalic, fu lIp loaded, low mileage, $7,095 3221631. Dealer. 485 Hwy. 4.36 831.7100 CALL DICK BURNS - &li CIIi'5 Th4gt Dauci building Service Special 323-9410 I I Kitchen.Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks. Installation eva i'able. Bud CabeII. 322 5052 2017S. FRENCH (HWY 17.97) _______________________________ - - Kitchen equipped. Double garage with workshop. Priced at 523.000. family room. P1INECREST GOT IT ALL573,500 3 BR's, 2 Baths, extra large family room. Carpeting, drapes, disposal, range, storage _________________________________________ hour. Have had up to 16 truck loads to sell. This auction for people wtso want to save or make money. We sell by the piece, dozen, gross, or truckload, All types of goods. jewelry, food items, brIc-a-brac, crystal, radios, S tracks, many other items. . air, HWY16FLEAMARKET yard home for equity inotp'.er real estate or what have you. 124.500. ____________________________________________________________________ ' BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU [STATe 372 1 -- - Air Condtioning YEAR END SPECIALS PLEX- 7 bedroom concrete lock, excellent condition, no city Ixes; by owner 337 6170 Central Heat , Air Conticving For, free estimate's, cati Carl Harris,, at SEARS in Sanford, 377 ESTERSONLANDCLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch work Flit dirt, top soil 3725343. 594) 1171 __________________________ Spc.goldectuonaland7w,flnut.,d tables with drawers, 0000 con- Beauty Care - - - C&A BackHoe Service stored & moved 3329117 or 131 119% TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harr'ett's Beauty Nook) -- 5nr Zg zacj iii cabrict. 3 fle't'dic' position, twin needle, front lOidiflg, deluxe sewing machine. Pay balance of 575 or ID paymentsof SI See it SANFOR 0') SEWING CENTER 307 East First. Downtown 3729111 Eve 169 1116 Office Machines Hauling - LIGHT HAULING, tunk S. Will Hiul Anytime Phone)?) 577) Painting __________________________ Heater Cleaning qualifying -----------52-Appliances . BETTER PAINTING 161 SF61 A Better job, for a Better price. Interior & Exterior. 25 pcI. dis. for senior citizen's. Heaters Cleansed, all makes IS yearsexperience PeuiMitter, 722 Refrigerator, Dryer, Oil Burner Cleaning & Service. 21 - the Evening Herald today service usedmachlne, MOONEY APPLIANCES)?) 0697 - .. - .VRadio..Sfeo carpet, air & immediate oc.53 --------- -cupancy. 575,400. QualIfied for ----inlereit credit of 51,270 Terms if COLOR TV.$lI 95 MONTH d$irtd RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 64-4 1006 322.6457 . -'.- - ' BROKERS -------- _______________________ Carpentry, Rem,deI*ng, Additis,, Custom Work Licensed Bonded , fre' fltimis'p 3736034 - Free estimates Call 37) 6769 - Expert roof repair's, flat roOfvcc ingie's All work guaranteed Dl 6OGOEN ROOFING 3236700. Sewing - Pet Care Plaster Patching & simulated ixick S. s-tone specialty ______________________________ SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call PhIl Gonzalez 305 72)3939 - - Upho'stering - Qual ity utsoisft.rriq. Free p'ck upt de livery Call fix' fr e'stimal. 201I E Commercial 373 6151 PET REST INN TWO PLUS TWO iS FOUR B.0ardrng&Groomin Ph 373 1051 Classified Ad5 Gets Result's And That's A Factt And That's A Fact TonI I ________________ Dressmaking, ladi l's', en's, thiidren's,. Drape's, Uilti, Ptsolstering. Donna Canada, 37707U7. ART IIROWPI PEST CONTROL 7547 Perk Orve Interior, Exterior PlasterIng, ROBSON MARINE WANT TO SELL 7921 Hwy 1792 322 5961 YOUR HOME? Bu,.rig a new home? Mov'ng to an apartmeni - Little want ads bring big, big results. Just try one. 323-2611 or ; 999,3, - - - .. -Off ice - ---------. Supplies --------- Wood or steel desks (executive desk & theirs, secretarial desks, & chairs, tiralght chairs, tiling cabInets, as Is. Cash and carry. Cas.selberry, $7 Get with a Herad CliStified ad We'll help yOi Wf?e an ad that *ill bring a fast sale CALL 7227611 some action Photography 97,5.30.4704 Need help on that Saturday lob? Paneling door, windows hung, concrete work, etc. By the hour or by the job. 37? 9365. Well Dril!ing ____________________________ I'bofoqraphy by Munson Cccka,ne. Fine wedding photos- reasanãbly priced Phone '573 4351, 'i'JEL.LS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizt's We repair and Service -- Plumbing - NO LL 'S - 001ing And Carpentry Repair - - ST. JOHNS PEALTY CO. Days 1:1 6111 Nights- 372 7)52 5.5-Boats & Accessories - Used office furniture . _______- ________ '- h'EAL ESTATE. INC . Color TV's from $50: (11W, from 515; Service all makes HER (IS' TV. 200 S. French, 373 173.4. - Roofing Altr'r6trts Pest Control _____________________ Home Improvements - - SANFORD service 702 Live Oak Blvd C .i%'.rlberry Phone 131 96.41 WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Place a Classified Ad in Hcur Service Dykes Heating S. Ar (orjitonn;. 322 58)7 KENMORE WASHER,parts, New) bedroom blocS, maintenance free. Corner 'ot on paved roads, OR lyE IN TV SERVICE- Fast 1790. BuBed5andDithh Phone 3fl2613 _______________________________ DeBARY Radio & TV OFFICE MACHINES 'We service all makes and models-" Free Pickup and Delivery Ssnford Bus-insets Machines 3721005 ______________________________ ccar.Ir.g . Land Clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock S19E.First.)735742 ___________________________ Assume Payments COUNTRY ALA CLEANS ALL E"err pressure 31') 0565 All kinds, 04 dlpgng. HotJ$etraiie"s, KULP DECORATOPS 409W. 1st St. 3727335 We Buy Furniture bedroom arrangement, kitchen equipped, enclosed garage, out. standing landscaping. Only 51.300 & take over payments No Pressure Cleaning _______________________ 322.47. Bedroom block, 2 balh, paved road & frontage on spring fed lake if desired 322.2420 EALTORS MIS 3541 PARK heat S. air. 373 1301. ______ ________________ Land Clearing ______________________ 51-Househokj Goods 'iiii - . ______________ **** LAKE LOTS Payton's. ______________________ OnHiUhWayI&Saflfoid (BeIsindAuclionGill.ries) CaliBart !CORATOR'S DELIGHT- Cx. :elienl conditIon. 3 BR, new 3 to cts- from, one 1.4,000; one :entral heat-air system. Dish. $4,500: one 14.500. or we will build vastie', drapl-$, range, carpeting, your horn on one of these lots fot' enced rear yard, It's real nice, a pisc¼ae deal .23.900. CIten 3 bedroom, I" bath, avocado $1love S. refrigeralur, blue carpet, JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ,,, I FREE GIFTWRAPPING.AII Baby Gifts, KnitS, Christening Gowns. PAYTON'SCHILDRENSWEAR 2640 Hiawatha Ph 377)301 G PIERAL CONTRACTOR - 1801 West First St., Sanford 323.7730 New seller every carpet, fenced JtHNNY WALKER S 372 5622 AUCTION Friday, Jan. 9, 11A.M. WYNNEWOOD TRADE.TRADE.TRADE shed, new roof and ready to move 7 bedroom block, older tsome off in. Owner wants it sold by New Mellonville Ave. $11,500. Terms if Year's and reduced it to 1.3,000 desired, below appraised figure. ANYTIME : • Console stereo A.M.FM radio, good condition, $33. Misc. household 000dS. 323-7791 after 6. Really Call Sanford's Sales Leaper • BUY-SELL-TRADE )11.315E. First St. I bath, 570,000 with F : WILSONMAIERFURNITURE - ' a - for good Spinet Piano, or sell, $375 372 6670 WITT REALTY Realtor P • • P SWAP- 16 It, Cobia V-Bottom Boal 517,000 Home has 2 BR, I bath and a 75'x175' lot. Call uj. Flea, anu I 0 ti's like nnies from neaven whCn Sell "Don't Needs-" with a want ad ____________________________ freshlypilnted)BRhomoonhlgh 4 bedroom block, 2 bath, 1 acre, Lake Mary, one year old. 137.500. Terms if desIred. CiDUNTY-HERE IT 1513 BR hnmt on an acrel Paneled kitchen S. 0 0 anytIme. 24 His. THIS HANDYMAN FIX.IT - - MINI-FARM 2", Acres, neat, 2 bedroom, 1 bath home, 3 fenced pastures. New barn, 526,900. site. Quiet neIghbOrhood, close to school, Carpeted, drape's, rat.ge & back yard fenced $21,950 -- .',1tO':l: PARK- Attractive 'r '73 Plymouth Scamp Any CarNoMoney Down Floor Stripping S. Waxing. cesidential & businesses. Free estimate's, Blitz Clean 323-5951. 5771 S tenstrom Realty tntral Hwy. i;.iAcross From Ranch House 373.$4700r 131.9777 J1nrJlohc I- 3 Home of QPP Warranted Hornet DEPOSIT _________ 3222O9O 1 everywhere, Bedroom block, 2 bath, recreational am,nenities, split NO SECURITI 1SOS W, 25th St SANFORD - bike bedroom.7 bath, fireplace, central heat, family room, HI DDEN LAKE acre 5125 mo. A A McClanahen 80-Autos for Sale 70'Swap & Traae - ______________________ Wanted for immediate employment 7 Bedroom farm house with one - or - 7757, ONE DAY ONLY I! - ________-._______ 50""Miscellaneous for Sale PEDOMETER Walk pr'yn'e --- " Merchandise Mary. Reduced $3,900 to $34,000, 3714353 equipped, air, carpeted Large ynr'i 510's Adi,lI 177 7295 -. . - - LAKE F RONT A pesone call could s-tart you on a new New 3 bedroom, 2 bath,aII electric, R AVENPIA and profitable career. Call $62 central heat and air. Phone 372 (Seal) being a point on s curve Ingaged in btJsInelt at 173 Grand styled Court on or before January conc.ay Northerly, having a radius VIew Av 77th, 1976, ofhers4ise. a judgment • Slnford 3277$, Semboole Of of 2173.50 f.et; run thence Nor. County, Florida under the fictitious adoptlonmaybeenteyg51 you thweserIy along said North Ii, of nime for the relief demanded in of ARGUS ENTERPRISES, the Block "1" and hong th arc of Said d that we intend to register slid Petition, curve 44706 feet to thO T'OcI of with the Clerk of the 'ircuit said Court on DetCmber 72nd, 1173 79 p713 acres more or less (Seal) bCCO(ç.,ç with H'se prov's;.ir ci has been filed against you Arthur H. Bt(kwith, Jr. you the Fictitious Nim, 5tltjt, To are requlre,1 to serve a copyand 0? your Wit: 5etion By: Mary If. Darden Deputy Clerk Publi'sh. Dec. 21. II, 1'YS, Jan. 7, II, 1t76 Nice I Bedroom apt , k,ti.i',er - said Court of Decembef 15, 191$. REALTOR ,, Vou'Il find that someone Out there needs just what you have to offer. - 5 09 FlorIda Statutes tO California coach otm McKay Ik,wte, Md,, 2 Bedroom SIlOplus deposit 53.051 373 38 GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION CF THEIR COST terms. - -- bonusal, fringe benefits to mature T bedroom, fum. or un!urn., Individual in the Sanford area. adults preferred, security deputIt. Regardless of experience, air. mail: C J. Pate, Pres., Texas Refinery Corp. Box 711, Fort 3-uses Unfurnished Worth, Texas 7610$. - - __________ , Clerk of the Circuit Court By: LIllian 1. Jen.tlns REALTOR 3?) THESE CARSON SALE BLAIR AGENCY Country Club Corp. 3226457 I can't refuse." Will trade neat 3 aRACIOUS 2 Story, Executive 1 bedroom, 7t', baths, choice Idyliwilde section FascInating 30' x J' family room, with fireplace. LarQcbreakfas-trn,3sg t. 31A-tXsplexes Wanted - REALTORS - Double Phone 3fl.75 Motorcycielnyjrarge Wanted to buy used Office furniture. Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casselberry, Hwy. $7.92, 530.4706 or "'" -n".w Brokerowners.ays'MakerneaI Harold Hall Realty TEXAS REFiNERY CORP. ulfeis the proposed Pot? Office Box 7n, Orlando, Westerly right of way line of Moss Florida 32102. rtd file the original Road; run thence S. 36 degrees wIth the Clerk of the above styled 1610' W al'rng Said proposeil court on or tefore January 23rd, Westerly right of way line 115074 1976; Otherwise a judq'nent may feet' thence S. 32 degrees 02'45" entered against you for the relief con. 1306*33 -'--- Luggage rack. Best offer DAVES'373n70 From using your home - 11JY cdXO1l 3 Bedroom, liroker Forrest Greene, Inc. ' Saleslady- Experiened in lade" ready.towear. Appy in prison only. No phone calls. Ro Jays.2 floE 1st St., Sanford intersection with also being a point on a curve --------- i).- 372 0991 eer1ngs Sanford-Off Lake Mary Blvd Lot 59. THE COLONNADES, Road No. Florida Statute's 1957. 119; saId right of way line being THIRD SECTION, according to the 5: Kennetri F. Paschall feet as recorded in Plat Publish: D.c. 31, 1975, Jan. 7, II, 21, of Southwesterly of the centerline Plat thereof SaId State Road and on a curve Book 16. Page 53. Public Rcørds of 1976 concave Northeasterly having a Seminole Cuunly, Florid., DEU.IiQ s been filed agalnn you and radius of 3106.44 feet; run thence Southeasterly along the arc of said are required to serve a copy of your IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE curve and along saId Southerly right written defenses. II any, to It on van EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. of way line 706.96 fees to a point of den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA, at with the Northeasterly right of way 7 Bedroom apartment. partI1 fur - -- 18-Help Statutes, ToWit: Section 565.09 right of way lini of Stat. NOTICEOFACTION 7515 Park Dclvi' $70 up - - CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CI 7SIIl.CA.20.A In re: the Matter of: KEVIN LU(EHE HOLLOWAY ADOPTION lor2Bedrooms Adultsonly PARKAVEPdUEMOIIILE PARK 87 IIUSP4FL Attorney for Petitioner, Neigh, along the Easterly line of Lot I, a Goolagong 5.7, 6-4, 6-2. Dave Hill takes Sahara golf. A's nianager Alvin Dark. Reds Carol Vadmils for Brad State heats Michigan 21-14, ('incjnjiati clircl:t NI. West sour A' Pitch no-hitter win 6-2. Don January takes Park, Joe Vanui and Jean earns Rose Bowl berth. Gentf title siUi Uu-ec itit. against Angels. Casey Stengel Texas Open' Mauch to manage Minnesota Ratelle. Nobillary Spain's Manuel Orantes upsets die.sat8S. MuhazninadAIistoi Boston evens Serk, winning Washington-Laurel Internat- Twins. t'rnj NAVLLS. &RAPLI RUt t, DEU 143 that an Action for Adoption irs crnwn. is NEWKIRX, his wife. . )O straight hits as Pirates trim Connie Soy .sins her g 1 9 7' PubIth Dec II. 1975, Jan 7, l& 21. Addition, as recorded in PIat Dook tgej, __________________________________________________________________________________ 1 GET THOSELUXLJRY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT AflSI Plaintiff, vi (4 Schuren Happy New Year AVAILABLE $115 1150 Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH I I & SR 131, Longwoo - - .-. We Buy Furniture * * * * Freedom ____ (I.,. - -- Daily ''' -- -. REALTORS fir aricri Oflici' P;u I 2621 Orlando Drive .3721302 Real Estate 322764.3' per month Adults- only 372 4.470 _________________ TGAGE ASSOCIATION. Reg ,. torcyc$ 1971 HortdaCL7CO, like new .- si.si CHULUO1A- 2 BR, 2 baths, Fla. rm., kit, equipped, carpet, air. k.• .ir...a. l..,__.. ,. ... ..wury ml,, Tool house, corner fenced lot, citrus, 523.700 PHA lerms. CHUL(OTA REALTY, 365-3217. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Water front cottage on the scenic Wekiva River. Furnished 3 a want ad. To place your ad. call your friendlyClassifi,dgal at The - past (our years and Big Ten PHONE 372 1301 Phone)?] 1871 - ---- furniture, ')PpIinci'• !. iu I r - 5 I tem. Larrys M.)rt, 21$ Sanford Ave. Ye's, we will ShOw you how you can OWN your OWN office for 10 pci. down, balance per month. This is an office condominium. Call today for your appointment First callers get Is-I choice of suites. Each unit has individuat entry, electric Service and toilet facilities SUNLAND AREA 321.0041 CLEAN APARTMENT FOR RENT _. AUCTION. 373- 7310 -- Rrai t;st,,le Broker 1710640 32? 0779 373 79 MIS-REALTORS - Tangelos aid I anger 'ne's $77S ButhI - of professional landscaping NO CLOSING COSTS. S PCI. TAX CREDIT, FREE MEMBERSHIP TO MAYFAIR COUNTRYCLUB, $3000 PER MONTH TOWARDS UTILITIES FORONE YEAR. 7", 7.75$ PCI. INTEREST RATES. One bedroom, one bath and three bedroom models also available. Pd O 'A I 7, ?ralrr ,spts- Adull S. family park. Weekly sts Hwy Il 92. Sanford fl3 19)(i 5)1 ..." dishwasher. disposal, continuous- clean Oven, bringresults, try one, and listen to 2-Bedroom wIth screened porch. your phone ring. Dial 3227611 or heat and air, $100. Phone 373 1762 avel Oranges, $2 SO per by Juice Oranges, SI SOper by. carpeting, decorator wall paper in kitchen and baths, prIvately fenced patios, A If you don't believe that want ads - 8-1-2 Wolverines s-hag Reasonable, 711 W. First St. Is?. Farm across the street from Monroe Baptist Chur. Herbert Russell, 1109 E. Fourth St. Sanfi0. 2'73 ish Real EstaiEé "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" EnglIsh Peas for freezing, you pick, Newly remodeled 4 room apt. Large rooms, well furnished. First floor. 1.5 bushel. Cauliflower after Jan. into rolling toward the heavens dur- Icr, whose K Nice I bedroom apt, lights, water furnished. Carpeted, adults, 195 50 alter 5 & wk nds - - Corporation David L. Roth, 3771991 19195 French 3277371,3721196.373 lni 372 1959 372 .418.4 _______________ 78- NEWYEARINEWPRICEI Central Fiorida's- redecorated. Come see. 300 E. - . Want a bargain? Big 4 bedroom, 3 bath. central heat & air, Lake furnished or unfurnished. Newly 9-Good Things to Eat - - Stemper Realty ADULTS. NO PETS COLUMNS _____________________________ Exceptional Opportunity For Small Businessman 5271. Sanford Avi t, $0 acres of cleared tled farm land. S?.i'in pr acre. . 76-Auto Parts - ______________________________ CASH 322-4132 46-Commer-cjal Property pilot service and sales. Flonid Aircraft Initrument Inc., 312 _____________________ I ANY DESCRIPTION SANFORD INC. REALTY INC 201 E 2Sth]2) 753? HALA COLBERT.REALTOR SELMA WILLIAMS, As-Societe Eve's.373 0612cr 37? 1517 - - -' AVALOPI APARTPI'ENTS - - - . - WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS JF 43-Lots..Adreage ____ - Large house with 3 furnished apartments, Good income property. 519.100, available. _____ ______ BUDGETS ARE BAMBOO COVE APIS BOLSTERED WITh VALUES FROM THE WANT AD ,Ofle & 7 bedroom apartments, - 25.7772 acres more or Ins. Tracl"B": Begin it the Northwest corner 10 - ._,., 68-Wanted to BUY - - - Muit sell. $971 12*60' 7 BR, mobile home, furniShed. 13,630. 332453; or 323-4379. HAL COLBERT DELTONA BARGAINS- Builder must sell these) new homes were priced from $72.5Oi will sell for thOu'sind of dollars less now, ACREAGE_ Hard to find small &r..an.. "au price. Uuy 5 or acres at 57,500 per acre or acres at $2,700 per acre. Terms -no FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI - 372 6455 530 p in. A BABY'5 WORLD Care for infants - The David L. Robb Sanford Req Real Es-tate Broker __________________________ dillon, 3737199. - '------_. JIM HUNT RL ', L00king for a lob? The Classified IRecondltioned Batteries, si',T9's exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, Ads witl help you find that job. 3503 Orlando Drive __________ Sanfora. 373 5700 M. Unsworth Realty Brittaln auto pilot wilts radio tractor for Cessna 117E to K model, new 5995. Radio couplers in stock for Mooneys and Baechcraft. Corn plete aircraft instrumen, arid auto with air, fully self-contained, excellent con. Qood home's, 3231269. ISYR FI'-IAFINANCING 2543 81-Aviation -- 1969 Nomad, 9 Horse's for sale- 7 fillys, 7 mares, 1 Appaloosa stallion. Best offer to p'ow TAFFER REALTY Odipes, GE appliances + 0w. Franklin Arms Apis., 323 6150. -. - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES .---.. Trin, 20.000 miles 57.500 323 1691 after 4 P M 75-ReCreational Vehicles -___----- __________________________- Bedroom. 1 baths Already Sit U) with awnin(J and '.Iiirtinq Cheap Phone 37) 0150 110 Exeter Court, CarriiuecoveMobiIe HomeParli, Sanford - SEMI NOL. I CO A;rt'o tracts-, srn,ill and large. s7, per acre and up TerryRealty, Realtor 257i Park Dr 372 2111 0711 REALTOR AFTER I-IRS. -377 3991 377 9211 3270645 STORING IT MAKES WASTE3 bedroom, 2 bath. Also guest cotSELL INC IT MAKES CASH PLACE A CLASSIFIED At) tag, in Beautiful Mayfair, $64500 CII 7727611 or 5)1 9993 -'" Phorie327 751$ ------..- 66-Horses - - JOHN KRIOER.ASSOC. 107w. Commercial REALTORS MIS 254$ PARK -- -- . 23,000 mileS. Mutt sell. A5s-umn balance of $2,134 or payments of $93 month. 323 3610 after 5 pm ChapmanShows,Datcaye,NC Rent Blue Lustre ElectrIc Carpet Shampooer for only 11.50 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 503W Is-I St. Call W. Garnett White AT 322.242OANYTIME thence spitea3l-I-lrecgrdunderSwit. 0(1S)1.50.40 P (3-1)1102.90. SIXTH 1. Domingo Miguel (1) tij --- --- ___ '73 f'ontiac Lemans SpoIl Coupe. Sunday & P.cnday I p in to 9 30 p.m. Tuesday, 1 p ns.to6p.m. Admisi, $1.50 64-Equipment for Rent -- . - -- -. - 32)6061or3730517eve's- ',,ir. truck height. Large fenced outside storage. Central location. ci) ,1it MULTIPLE LISTING REAL1OR Jal-Alal - 2 OIl ' ' . 42-4sbiIe Homes -- . ... 322-2420 ANYTIME REALTORS PARK MIS MAKtt CASH. _______________________________ 321.0041 AT - Keg. Real Estate Broker 6-Child Ci7re C.!! 72? ? ' t I r;,.,;,, - 80-Aulos for Sale Ocala Antique Show Jan. 4, 5, 6 Citz Auditorium PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD P40W. MLS REALTORS LOCH ARBOR- WELCOME TO 'OPOdy - -" ?r, BEDROOM CHARMER! $37, will buy you this prestigious home in Idyliwlide. Central heat-air, range, refrigerator, breakfast bar, lust to mention a fewt Req Real Estate Broker ' Commercial Building ______________________________ . for three years 37nes _______________ - 3.20; 3. City LIle5s (2) 2.40; Q (5-6) 21.60, Is! half BP (6.3); 3131. ELEVENTH 5-16, A: I. High wflh large edited room on 10 acres, Geneva area $135 month. Phone 37) . - S.40,610;3. M.anolo Rarnon(436,70; 2 Bedroom turnis-fied, $135 month Adu(t preferred Phone 372 4170. _____ Rentals 6C0 Sq Fl. Stsop Space If You are having difficulty finding a ____________________________ lOON Maple PlaCetollve.cartodrjve,alobor J73S)?lor3flMo some Syi(p yo have of, 3 menjs' read all Our want ads every day, -___________________ _____________________________ _____ Real Estate P -FTU Oviedo-Duplex, turn. Or -- - . unturn. Ideal location. Reasonable --- " ________________________ 365 3721 41-Houses ___________________________ LOSTSinai trown male Dachshund, name "Toll y", from Garden Apis., 1 & 2 BR, air, carpet, $ )LLLJI'fI.i fl Range, acre. - Real Estate here tomorrow THREE Call Sanford's Sales Leader - - game 34-vbile Homes __________________________ 'omc ci npp w.irran?ecl Homei PC!? "YES LAPfDt" You can't say anything but "yes" to tnis beautiful? BR,2bathhorne Large bedrooms, Orlttan*. style and lots of 000die's toga wins it 39,9ao. mo. an Producing grove. Sprinkler system. Many other extras, $79,500. Home of UPP Warranted Homts - - EVERY DAY someone us looking for 2 Apts, I or 2 bedroom, furn. or what you have to sell. Call today unfurn, both AC, w-w carpet, $50 and yuut Ct3if led Ad will appear damage, siis mo. 323 1319 after $ Ste nstro rn ReaRs'11 $110 REALTY, 2 Bedroom, carport, fenced yard. Call Sanford's Sales eider -______ Over IDYLLWILDE_ - ....- II .- -7 -bath ,.'UFUJN7- J oeoroom, Wednesday. Dec. 31, 1975-38 71-Antiques 3 M Pr,r tin 'eeea pnt Kish Real Estate fd Gardenland. 1100W 1sf SI. 323 6630 _______________________ 'SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" STORING IT MAKES WASTE____________________ -.... KIDDY' STANDARD OIL SERVICE MOVING TO 7311W. FIRST ST. PHONE 373987$ - bowl month. SCHURE N Realtort. 7221307 Call H,rb Stenstrom for a con fIdential Interview, and become a member 04 our 1976 ERA Temt . Baptist minl2gcrgi'tesus a c'on cauzewe thlnkyoucan WU) nection the pipeline he's fensively easier than you can ' OSTEEPI- 1 Bedrom SIflIO,d'S Sales Leader is in fld 0) i* 16) new or eperlenced (lcd Real Esta?eAssociates to help service our ERA Sellers and ftuyerst SWAP- left Cobla V Bottom Boat QOOd5pnf Piano, or Sell 5)7 317 6620 Wife automobile; bl.1nket bond, medical hiving a radius of 1730 feet; run an accidental death. Specifications thence Westerly along said Nor may be picked UP at the Ad therly right of way lIne and along ministration Building, Central the arc of said curve 374.03 teeS tO against - " - Northwesterly of the existing Publish Dec. 17. 24, 31, 1975 & Jan 7. centerline of Sherry Avenue; rvn 1976 thence S. 11 degrees 52'25" W. EU76 parallel with said centerline aid along the apparent Westerly right of - - RENT PURCHASE PLAN -. 12'xll' mobil. home Call 17) Write P.'3 flo 171] Sanford, Florida 37711 - 1st Call 625 3091 after 7 p m. ___________________________ PerhapsAlcohollcAnoflymout - - - 33-Houses Furnished Performed by Marilyn, Notary, Ocala. 901 732 5561 or 732 5773-------.---.._. 'CEOWlTHA DRINKING PROBLEM - - ______________________________________ Valencia & Piumos.a St. vicinity, 123 1576 after SECOND -5.16. C: I. lrr Jill (2) Sanford, Florida. from 9:00 a.m degrees 73'I?' W. 310.00 feel to the 77.20, 950, 3.60; 7. Modest Gal (1) WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. y are hereby notified mat . Uttle League baseball ofuntilS'OOp m . (00 hours until 1700 PoInt of Beginning Gene 4-00.7.60;3.MargM(5)3.40,QU.73 hours), Monday proceeding for ditsolutlon of against Penn State's sparkling through Friday. Vera 26.50, p071)212.10; DD (5-7) 271 20 LESS AND EXCEPT INDIAN marrlagehasbeenfiledagalns?you The Central Florida Zoological defense. Arkansas faces GeorUttle League World Series. RIDGE P'HASE I 31 and you are required tolervea copy Society, Inc reserves the right to From the centerline intersection in a battle ci high-powered THIRD 5-16. 0: I. Question (6) LOIS defenses, if any, rl"jert any or nIl bids, any bid of Mos.s- Road and Longwood Merge 460. 2.00. 260; 2. G.'s Monte Grays-un 50, Low net offenses. And running ace J tpsereeo upon Petitioner's attorneys, feceivedafter Ihespecitied timewill Ovieøo Road; run thince S U 5.60.3 10; 3. Bill Oslctek (2) 660:0 nOt n.Srne's end addren.Isppiar Washington leads Oklahoma Fisher be considered, No bidoer may degrees 73'a2" E. along the cenIllinois Names Dempsey Glea (1 6 12 60; T (6 4-2) 453.50; 31.52. C FLIGHT: Low 5grsss below,enor before January 19, 1976 withdraw tilt bId 104' b period of terline of LorsgwOod Michigan, whose onlj MinshelIsl;Lown,t-KayAodiwn FOURTH Road and file the original th',ceof with the 516, M 1. Power fortyfive(4.5)daysafterdatesesfor 701.16 tet; thence P4.Ovledo 01 CARBONDAIE, Ill. Roy mpsey was named head Pepper (7) 11 60, S 60, 400; 2. A 16 defeat this year was a seve degrees Clerk of this Court either before bid openings. 36'l$" E 351 56 feel tO the point of !ootball coach at Southe Venture (I) 7.10, 3 10; 3. Wyciiff Illinoia Ur.iversity. service on PetitiOner'i attorneys or Iint lns to (Thio State. Bids-will beopened at thef ice of curvnture of a curve concave inimedlately thereafter; Faye (5) 300; 0 (17) M.20; P 07.1) otheis., the Executivo Director at 300p.m.. Easterly with a radius Of 921.3$ feet 154.50. 3202. adefault will be entered against you e.d.t. (1500 hours), or as scon and a central angle of 21 degiee's for the relief demanded in FIFTH-S.I6, 0:1. fterkletr Luck the thereafter at possible on January 16, 25'al"; ORLAP400.SEMINOLE run thence along the arc of (3) 1610,1060.6.10; 7 Samson Oak PetItion. 1976. saId curve 391 11 feet to the point of TUESDAY NIGHT (1) 6.50, 620; 3. Proud George WITNESS MY HAND and seal of Dated at Sanford. Seminole tangency, run N. 26 degrees this COUrt on 3100; 0 the 13th day of p (31) 71.10; County, Florida this 24th Svi,itzer: Devine FIRST day of 09'Oa" F. 143.08 feet for a Point of 1. Urta Okoki (7) 20.60. 32.12, Con nectioru D.cemb.i A. 0. 1975. December, A 0, 1975 BeginnIng; contInue 740. 140; 2 Larri Arena (5) 7.00, s-s. B: 1. Lapping Loule thence N. 26 SIXTH (SEAL) 5. Alan E Rozon 140; 3. Ica Leniz (2) 360; 0 (57) (1) 1.10. 760. 7.40; 2. K's Beta 03) 'degrees03'06" E. 376.731e0; thence Arthur H. Be'ckwith, Jr. Eecutive Director 175 00; P (7-5) $434.70. N. 11 500, 350; 3. My Shannon (5) 3.20; degrees 5333' E. 150.00 feet; Clerk Of Court Central Florida I. Aldana Sarsthez (7) SECOND thence 5. 75 de'greqs O'2s" C. 130.21 (1-3) 17.20; T (1-3.3) 117.60; 31.61. By Lillian T. Jenkins Zoological Society, Inc. 10.50,7.60, 110; 2. EddyQuioli (5) SEVENTH feet; thence N. 26 degrees C2'Oa" F. Dtpty Clerk 1-16,0: I. Chrome Publish: Dec.31, 1973, lan. 1,3,3,4, 1O25 For Sooner.s QB Steve eet; thence forth DaVIS 540. s20.' 3. EchanoAlbeqdi (1) Charger (1) 3.50, 2.10, 3.00; 2. 220.00 ROBERT M. MORRIS 3 00; 0 (S 7) 177.40; P (7 5)8730 SO; Nekoma (7) 1 40. 500; 3. Black feet; thence N 63degreess7'S4"W. MIAMI (AP) HUTCHISON & MORRIS DE U-ill Oklahoma able to take a team into a game won the opponent," Big 0 ($7 with all exchanges) Oscar (1) 6.60; Q ($7) 13.00; P (17) __________________________- 57.0 feet; thence N. 26 degrees 02'06" 230 North Park Avenue Coach Barry Switzer, his like the Orange Bowl," added F 15000 feit; thence S 63 degrees 26.30; 31.9. Michigan, ranked filth, got 5276.50. Sanford, Florida 3777$ FICTITIOUS NAME 5754" E. THIRD I Ice Javi (3) 12.50, EIGHTH -3.16, A: I. Kim Sue W tongue firmly planted in his Schembechler in a more serious 25500 feet; thence S. 71 Publish Dec. 17, 21. 31, 1975 & Jan 7. the game after losing the NOTICE IS hereby given that 40. 1 00,- 7. Echano Arena (2) 1 50, 3 00. 2 60. 7 70, 7 Southern Rojts (5) lam degrees 34'7S" E 21300 feet to a 1976 aged in business at 7711 S point on the Westerly right of way OEU-79 vantage over Michigan i.n the average of almost 29 points a The victory pot No. 1 Ohio State • P 032) 145.70 0 SS) 10.50; P (31)2040; 31.36. ur.r the Iichtious- name Of FOURTH I. Macsolo-Sanchez DAVE'S lldegrees S?25" W along saidrlght ___________________________ NINTH-S-l6,C: 1. R'sChinam,an MOTORCYCLE SHOP, INC. and of way 653.00 feeS; ?sence S. 26 Thursday night. dicateci Michigan's defense was a team it beat 41-20 In the (5) 13.40. 6.70; 3. Alava Miguel (3) 10.10. 9.20; 3. H.T. Ron's Blue (1) with the Clerk of thi Circuit Court, leaving sad rIght of way, run N. the key. 4.00; 0 (57) 149.10; P (7-3) 8717.20: 5.20. 0 (27) 47.20 P (72) 171.50. Seminole County, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. regular season Florida in ac "I think (senior quarterback) DO (37) $117.90. degrees 57'lS" W. 643 V feet UIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 31.7$. Oklahoma, coming off NCAA oroance with tne provisions at the Point to the COUNTY, FLORIDA. FIFTH of Beginning, I. Santi Larrea (3) TENTH -1-14, B: 1. Apollo Go (6) Fictitious Name Statutet. tO wit All of the above being In Seminole CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S2S4$CA-19-E bama's Wishbone offense Sanford At Anon Family Group P0 TEXAS OIL COMPANY need BO 553, Sanford, Fta 32771 mature person hi F for Short trip Surrounding Sanford, Ccr,tac Need hCIp w,th Diabetic Diet? Corre Cuttoner We train. Write TN to class at Seminole Memorial Dick, Pres,, Hospital, January 5, 1916.2p.m. or Southwester n Petroleum, Ft. Worth, Te 7:30 p-rn Call your ptysIcia for E0E reservation Conducted by Naomi _________________________ H Forbes, Registered Dieticiar., Repeat rneetingt will be held ARE YOU TRouBLED? Call Toll Free, 6412077 for "We Care""Hotline" AduIt or Teens * Evening Hera, Sanford, - - FL - For Sale or Reiil Almost w tedroom,7ath.7cargarage,r shag carpet throughout, self clean ,-__ point 33 Attorneys for Petitioner vandalism and malicious mischief; curve concave Northerly and fierce will attempt to of said curve 127.15 feet toe INVITATION TO BID FOR INSURANCE COVE RAGE CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOOLO0ICA. SOCIETY, INC. NOTICE Is hereby given that seal - - , right of way tine and along the arr Sanford, Florida 37771 SaIa Aguirre; 3. Chucho Altu; 4. Executive Director of the Central degrees 02'Oo" W 511.3$ feet to the F 1.0 R IDA E tO NT CENT H Bilbao Ramon; 5. Fermin Larrea; Florida Zoological Society, Inc 's Point of Curvature of a con. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE 6. Erdoza-Aipi; 1. Marurl. office,iocatedatthecentralFlorida cave Easterly and havingcurve a ridiut COUNTY, FLORIDA. Mugueria, S. Santi Mencha. Zoological Park, II and 1792, 04 711.34 feet; run thence Southerly CIVIL ACTION NO. 724SCA. Sanford, Florida until 3:00 p m., along use arc of said curve 215.3.1 CE cdt, (1500 hours), FrIday, January feet to ttse point of tangency; thence IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF 16, 1976. Dog Racing S. $7 degree's 21'23" E. 161 63 feet to ANDREW C. WHI'TEHEAD, Insurance coverage must include the Northerly right of way line of Husband l'4bllity workman's compensation, aforesaid Iorsgwood Ovledo Road. and Stranahan 57 decision will wreck NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: lD BUTLER. WHOSE RESI. DEUCE AND MAILING ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED _____________________________ - 32Houss trurnjJ - eSALCOHOLAPROBM Jobs, Jobs, Jobs!' IN YOUR FAMILY, _______________ Orlando (Mr. Chin) 423 $491 AL ANON For famitirs or friends of problem eS dr.nkt'r Companion; Needed immediately F further information call 4551 ____________________________ 62$ 06.36 or write ____ I Okoki, Moment; 6. Lotsa Moss; 7. Paco's Seminole County, Florida; run S Petition in the Circuit 04 Seminole FOURTH - I. Arecha-Eloua: 2, Pillow; S Mystic ROSC. degrees 23' 47' t. along the cen County, riodda, for the adcvtlon f Negui Ilengo,. 3. Domingo-Zarre; EIGHTH - *-i, B: I Risky Pam, tci'IIne of said Longwond Ovildo theaduit named thereln,andyou are Cacho Echave; S. Alava-MgueI; 6. 2. K's Rjdyard; 3. Penny Evans; 4. Road 101.16 feet; thenci N. 01 required to show cause * *w the Bilbao Sanchez; 7. Manolo-Pere:; ' Criss Fran; 5. MIss Calabash; a. degree 3415" E. 50.00 feet to the same should not be granted, if any, Barre Javi. SkiItagol': 7, Elte Betty; S. Sand Northerly right of way line 04 said by Serving a copy of your written FIFTH -1. Santi Bengoe; 2. Sale- blaster. Longwood - Oviedo Road for the ot,$.ctions and defenses, if any, upon Mugueria; 3. Celaya-Aguirre; NINTH -5.16, C: 1. L.L.'s Iva; 2 Point of Beginning. Continue thence MACK P4. CLEVELAND, JR., of Manolo Miguel, S Fermin-Mencha; r '. 1 Pri. (lefty's Finisher; N. Cl rs 3e1S" F 301.56 feet to CLEVELAND & MIlE, Attorneys 6 Maruri Rarnon, 1 Chucho I Flpe k'u. Cr,i the punt of curvature f a curve snot. 6. for Pelitioner, Post Oflice Drawer Z, Echaiie, S Erza Larrea, Montague Gratis; 7 H I Carry On; concave Southeasterly and having a Sanford Florida 37711, and by filing SIXTH - 1. Oguiza Sanchez; 2. • Lake I-lana, radius of 924.31 feet; run thence the original thereof with the Clerk of 0 Cacho Javi; 3. Barre.Zarre; TENTH - 5.16, B: 1. Moccasin; 7, Northeasterly along the arc of i.iid said Court on or bifOri January ia, ' Domingo Miguef; 3. Negui-Echave; Brindle Magic; 3. iricky Rick; i curve 391.11 feet to the point of 1976,andherefnfailnoforaD.fault 6. ArechaBengoa; 7. BilbaoElorza; Wycliff Sam; S. Kenny Kyle; 6. H.T. tangen; thence N 26 degrees Judgment wil be entered against Alava.Per,z. Susan: 7 Pocket Picker; S. Mon 07'06" E. 319.31 feet, thence North youandapplicationwillbfrnadefor ABA SEVENTH - 1. Plecui-Beltia; taue Yarn 11 decrees 33'3.S" E. 150.00 feet; a Final Judgment granting said Tuesday's Results IcaLeni:, 3. Echano Arena; 1. ELEVENTH -3.16, A: I. Mucho; hence N. 54 degrees 01'70" W. San Antonio 103. Indiana Aldarsa Qulola; 3. Eddy-Via; Petition for Adoption. 2 Phantoms Pearl; 3. Tom Thumb; 541 57 feet to, proposed Easterly St. Louis 106, Denver 101 WITNESS my hand and official DomIngo Perez; 7. Urza-Alberdi; 1 Impeachment; 5, IriendArdef; 6. Today's Games Larri OkOki, right of way line of Moss Road; seal of said Court thu 12th day of FavorIte Pantom; 7 Tryster; 's thnce North 36 degrees 16'4' E December, A. 0., 1973 Kentucky at Denver EIGHTH - I. SalaMentha; 2 Moonglo. along said proposedEasterlyrlght (SEAL) Thuday's Games Alava Juan: 3. Manolo-Aguirre; 04 way line 939.51 feet to the TWELFTH - 7.16, 0: 1, Male No uames scheduled Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Maruri AItu; S. Fermin-Ramon: 6 Netula; . Mincola DeI(eh, 3. .hcr1y right Cf way tln Cf State Chucho Clerk of Circuit Court Larrea; 7. Celaya-Azpi; • Country Gibe; 1. Montague Event; Road No. 119, said right of way line S.snti Muguerza. Seminole County, Florida Hoppirts Dove; 6 Hi Catcus; 7. being 30 (eel Southwesterly of the Prep Basketbals By: Elaine RiChards I) NINTH - 1. Sale; 2. Altu; 3 Eades Sheri; I. Ultra centerline of said State Road and °fl Erdoza; 1. Zaire; S Aguirre; 6. Clerk Oex a curve concave Northeasterly and MACK N CLEVLAND, JR Sun Tourney Azpi; 7. Bilbao; S. Reman. having a radius of 210416 feet; run of CLEVELAND S. MIlE AtOcala TENTH - 1 Mentha; 7. Santi; 3. thence Southeasterly atong s-aid Post Office Drawer Z egal Notice DeLanci 55. Orlando Edgewater 32 Mugueria, 4. Fermin. S Celaya; 6. Larrca, 7 Maruri; S. Chucho. ELEVENTH 1. Cacho-Bengo; Losers Bracket Title 7. Domingo Juan; 3. Oguiza Zarre; Daytona Seabreeze 71. Gainesville 1. Barre Miguel: S. Erdoza AItu; 6. Buchholz Arecha Perez; 7. Nova Azpi; I. Sh Plice 18-Help Wanted - ______________________ p I NBA Tuesday's Rewtt Buffalo 115, Milwaukee New York Ill. Phoenix Philadelphia ItI, Detroit Cleveland 110, Kansas C y 106 WMhinon 98. Chicago SI Golden State (33. Boston 10 Sf11 11?, Los Angel Today's Gamui o games scheduled Thursday's Games 'hoenix at Washington Houston at Portland Consolation Ocala Vanguard 67, Lake Weir 47 - - -- I AlberdI: 5. Cacho Okoki; 6. Oguiza- Bicker: 3. J & C's Fleeffeet; I K's to wit YZa. 1. Urza-Sanche:: 5. Eddy Prize; S Joyful Jack; 6 Modest SCHEDULE "A" Elurza. KlIne. 7 L.L.'s Irma- 8 Spuriny's Tract "A": THIRD-1.Arechi-Beltia;7. Ica Jet. From the intersection of the Quiola; 3. Echanoiavl; 1. Uria. SEVENTH - S.l, o i. Devon centerline of Moss Road. with the Lenii; S. Eddy-Arana; 6. Aldana. Special. 2. Oristen; 3. Cap's centerline of LongwOod . Oviedo I lives," says UCLA Coach Dick verse that bitter defeat in the quicker than last year." '4-Personals THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE pfuding in the cIliciol the Clerk of IN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl R. theCircuitCouronorbeloreth, l9lhdayof January, 1916. II you CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOL E Larrea (1)6 10. Q (73) $5060; P (3 Aet. S Mystic Spirit, todo so. judgment bydefault wsil be COUNTY. FLORIDA. 7) 595.70. DD (5 3) 5317.10. SECOND - 11, C: 1. Banjo Blaze; taken against you for the relief ELEVENTH - I. Erjoaj 7 Ekr; 3. Chief Shakopec; CASE NO. S9CA demanded the C0mpt (3) 19.70. 6.20, 300; 2. BarrMigueI 1. Shang Tancj. S. Swirl Chamber; , GREAT AMERICAN MORTGAG DONE AND ORDERED at San INVESTORS, a Ma$SaChUSett (3) 660, 750: 3. Aretha.Juan (1) Ima Bean; 7. CoroIl Kid: S. Silent gcg Florida, this 17th day of butine% trust qualified to d 310; 0 (35) $1660; p (53) 6159.00. Bell. December. 1973. TWELFTH - I, Bhlbio-Mencps THIRD - 5.16, 0: I. G...'s oir, bLisiness in Florida pursuant (SEAL) () 17.00, 900. 6.20: 2. Fermin. 7, JIm's Cap; 3. RoIl the Dice; 1, Chapicr 409, Florida Statutes, Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Plaintiff Mugueria (4) 1 20. 300' 3. Ercloza Little Don Don; S KG Tango; 6. "' ( As Clerk • . G 11 1) Cia. (I-a) hefty's Man; 1. PlOt's Arab; S. H.0 % By Martha 1. Vihlen INDIAN RIDGE DEVELOPERS. Q oS with Ii) $713.50. Bandit, Deputy Clerk A - 7.916; Handle - $111,609. FOURTH - 5.16. M: I, Manatee INC.. a Florida corporation. e't al PubliSh 0c. 17. 21, 31, 1V1S& Jan 7, Defn, Nancy; 7 Lake DenIse; 3. Eskimo 1976 TONIOHT'SENI'RIES Queen: .4. Gold Touch; S Donna NOTICE OF ACTION %f, DEU7S Homer; 6. Daunt; 7. Regil Speeds i. TO: Thomas L. Hatch FIRST 1 Ice Okoki 2 Echano. Malor Dee. d b a 1. L. Hatch Stucco Tuesday's Results Arana; 5 Aldana-EIorza; 6. Eddy. 7 Montague Tartan; 3 Gingeshan; Unirnown FOR SEMI NOLE COUNTY, Quebec 1. Minnesota 1, tIe. Sanchez; 7. Lerri Alberdi; S. Urza- 4. KG Sage: 3. Devonian Moss; 6. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a FLORIDA. hula. OT Cotton Socks; 7. Avadelle; S. G.M's Complaint to foreclose a certain CIVIL ACTION PlO. 75mSCA.20-F SECOPID-ILarriArana; New England 5, San Diego I mortgageonlhefollowingdtlCribed In me Mafter of ttte Adoption Of: "lbev're playing for a na. ___1 iegal Notice Legal Notice SCOREBOARD - STIPIEMACHINE & SUPPLY CO. 207Y .2ndSt. 3fl4&fl KING Plumbing Sup,-te's NEI:0 ASERVlCp: You'll IllureS Water P4euter Ba m 10 fit, d him Is-led in our Btjsine p m thfu Sat. 2334 S. Park Drive rv'ce Director,, 323 5617 __________________________________ - iV I '.' :"v' ".:z-'- ' �- Wednelday, Dec. it, 197s Answer to Peious BEETLE BAILEY Body Absconded Mod Walker - PEOPLE T1i N WELL, .JLJT (E& EA5Y7MY .51TTINC, A 5T IN 7N My CkAlK LET Ti4EM TRY OUT E SEAT OF POWEr" 6) 1 AV 6 1A? 40 wds 7 Side of a 41 One of the formation 11 Influential individual 12 South American 15 \ Tr , t- P (aor I a-i r '1 E5 cx* TWO Mlp.tTr, ThV TT) r ini" ir'IF5 OF 1'J%W ' A1_ %J / EffHR 1HAT,C \ I I I'M V3Q) I (Y ATA'Th FOR DUR A3P - I' OF A , CUP OF LOrr ( I A I -- BL11 IE. U UP, STUDENTS ARE UPTIGHT, REACCREDITXr,ON'S DOU9Tu, 4LU.SSN'S UNHAPPY — — AND YOU POSE A TOAST J - ,r/ 4EES TO 4 t NOT TOO UNHAPPY ) \NEv YE4R tI4'7 15 -- — — -__ — 11 —— 18 1231 13 16 — — — 19 _20 — 22 23 24 25 _26 __28 31 12 32 33 34 35 36 37 39 __4° l I BUGS BUNNY f50 ILL K1'JOW IF ILL LET MY - I TH_L-JNOlEUi )I i.AMD6ICC.ATEOWITH VE BERN WORK SPEAK )'—. GOES ON I CONSTERNATION,' Ii l.- l_OAJN FOR iT"nv / [114'_FLDO1)' V \(CONSCIENCE 15 CLEAR, / C*) L 1I1 q\ 'J2M J 1 ____ .J?\ __1 _j ,_i i_J ____ 51 52 53 I_I I I L— P7 1._ 1 SYLVE5Te/ lTSELF/JS\\, second heart with the nine of trumps. West overruffed with the 10. Dummy asked, "No 932 aSouth 49853 found a heart. 1. 8 6 52 He took back his nine. %%EST if) I EAST followed suit, proceeded to 02 4A64 ruff high the next time, AKQIO6S4 dropped West's 10 and manag. K Q J 10764 • 2 ed to make the contract. He £ J 10 94 gave it back alter Wes SOLTH threatened to punch him in the nose and North told West to go V87 NORTH I si I 4—. 58 31 ____ Best Diet V 21) Feeling like a wheeler. ; . Be too lairish with GEMINI tMiy 21-June 202 dealer Don't make large material your resources and you'll learn requests today. Thowh you feel the meaning o waste not, others owe you for past favors, want not"! they'll consider it an imCAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. position. 19) Today, you shouldn't press ('AN(Elt iJune 21-July 22) to have your way. Make your Becareful today not to get in pitch, then graciously go along the middle with friends or with others if outvoted, f) family. It will only cast you as AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 191 the villain. Mn 't read derogatory meaning 22) You into things others say o you nucI make an unwise, inn- today. You could end up with pulsive promise to help hurt feelings, when no malice someone today because you're was intended. in an expansive mood. You'll be i'iscis (Feb. 20-March the goat when you can't deliver lit, :i trifle cynical about thin'; vuuo t\u;. 2ept. 22 acquaintances propose to you Your well-intentioned New today, particularly if they're Years resolutions could be 'pie in the sky" propositions. shattered today if you're not YOUR BIRThDAY careful. Guard against Jan. 1, 1976 overindulgence. Two major unrelated in. IJBItA Sept. 't. 23) teresa will dominate much of Trying to srap up an important your time this coming year. To leal in a hurry today may be a gain full advantage from u4ive mistake. Be patient. treat them separately. Its ()SW,l.0 ;iud .1 Ml'i J,\(OIIV 43 44 by Soffel & Hcimdahl ARIES iMarch 21-April 19) Accept tinie -is your ally. SCORPIO IOCL 24-Nov. 22) Avoid competitive situation todim. If you play the game, do Tmby, don't try to monopolize it for fun, not for vold or glary. the ronversation with RilhjecLTAURUS (April 20-May 20) you alone are interested in. strong views of yours Give -every'One a chance to air offend your audience their views. WIN AT BRIDGE 41 _46 _2 31 , AKQJ9753 ahead . _ hh'.Z 3LONDIE For The Elderly ________________________ Chic Young WELL,iF IM READY 70 GO 70 THE 1 ANOIPDU DTCUb TO PUT ON ROUGE, I COULD DO IT FASTER AND 'RE NOT? L'PSC AND EVE SHAD - GOING TO i--e AN U DO' PTYONE! I DEAR DR LAMB — We are residents of a so-called life care center. The head of our medical staff tells residents that after age 70 they should throw away their diet sheets and eat anything they please. Dr. Paul Dudley White stated people should not wait for the doctor to prescribe a low cholesterol diet but start it at age 20. . .f PRISCLLA'S POP Q (WALDO! TIME TO GREET WAKE TWE NEW YEAR! 0, I'D GREET IT WITH A \ 7 ... IF IT LOT MORE ENTHUSIASM ARRIVED AT A RESPECTABLE HOUR! Is the doctor guilty of matter of business expediency? The faster apartments are vacated.Ic eater is come for this retirement center. u --- ARCH1E /OHj DECIDED T4E i THE ' AG'.S1,4< TPI4T,ATfITUDE, IL HOW DO TO SEE THE pflOTOGR4pH7"\lT.'I DON'T LJUGHEAC'f (> I YOU JtNSTRUCTORANO couQsEcoMINo THINK I'D YOU SHOuj,Oy ' GOT IIMEAN J ,,HEWASiTHE DOWELI. ALONG, JUG 2 KNOCK SQTHl IN 7 / aq IN 111 FORE ______ ____TOUBtE DEVELOPtN BE TRY IT.f Ir [)EAR READER — I un derstand ,our concern, and I do prefer for people to follow the recommendations of the Inter-Society Commission for Heart Disease which does recommend restrictions on both (at and cholesterol (they are not the same thing. IJQ I D!Dh.41 T KNOCK ON THE DOUR BEFORE •—t I —... — — low A ii -- In older people the problem often is getting them to eat at all. I would presume that your staff doctor is more interested In taking care of the immediate problem of being sure that everyone gels a well balanced diet or will eat enough than he is with the problem of overeating and the special considerations that might be helpful for some, - __ FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves J]'_ THE `44 FW 1-F_ ___ ____ "' mgD Ti'LE of Mu5AyF ALR:*Y! Many investigators VVIE TUMBLEWEEDS r OWER -51KWS*W NOWS ' 'L JAI ment just as much as illnesses in children do. If you want to read a short report about this send in 50 cents for The Ilealth Letter on Aging, number 1-7, with a long, stamped, self. addirmed envelope for mail. Ing. Mail your request to rne in care of this newspaper. P. 0. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY T019. it diFCUg3e3 the factors related to aging and some of the things that can be done toprevent these problems. JACOBY MODERAij CARNIVAL It is entirelyYpossible that a P0 healthy person with good livIng habits can usually expect to live past 100, rather than the current life span of about 68 for men and 74 for women We hake a lot to learn about stretching the middle years of one's life and enjoying a vigorous life for many more years. Many of the factors that influence aging. thouFli are the things we do in terms of living patterns. by Dick Tumor L-1 -.- zzJ I You should discuss your wife's problem with the staff doctor. It she Is not overweight and if her blood tests show she has norma l cholesterol level she won't wonder need a diet for those- . co "Daddy sure was Surprised to learn you wanted to go tTth—e"'* 11710011 Some day, Argy1el He figured you already mme ftom there!' 000NESBURY ' by T. K. Ryan WILL E CRAWLING wim PRUHKSVYOU øE14A! 1°-N1JA1Ll, Many of the changes cornonly ly i called old age are real. complish with diet after age In any case I'm sure your 70 in the prevention of artery doctor is not practicing disease. There is also a genocide. fie Is probably very general to gloss over busy and is trying io do the medical probrems In the best for her present condition MOST *B$TJPAAlr* iN! elderly with the common assumption that when you are that old you should expect to have some problems, or it is natural to be in nnnr r health' ho w much say!"THIS is rme NEW YE419 I My wife comes from a family that inherited arterial weakness. At age 61 an aneurysm was removed from my wife's aorta and a low cholesterol diet was prescribed for her. My wife is now confined to the nursing pavilion and has been placed on a regular diet by order of the head of our medical staff. by Al Vermeer South prompted by a Cleveland reader's request about what ' to do when someone Pass perpetrates an Alcatraz coup Opening C — In duplicate the director should not only adjust the score in favor of the victim, The Alcatraz coup was but if he believes that the offense awas deliberate. should given that name back in the assess sevej ,v disciplinar% early '30s when a particularly slimy expert first tried it penalty. In any major tourn T(xlav's hand illustrates this ment he surelvI would and the play 'at its worst, tournament committee would South is worried jbout the back him up. In rubber bridge 10 Of trumps lie is going to game3 it is up to the other Players to see have to ruff the third heart - If offender mends his that ways.the West started with three spades to the 10 South won't (Do you have a question be able to shut it out. If he lot the experts? Write "Ask started with 10 and one South the Jacobys" care of this can ruff high and pick it up but newspaper. The Jacobys will if West started with two small answer individual questions and South ruff s high it is going It stamped. self-addressed to establish the 10 in the East envelopes are enclosed. The hand most interesting questions Our unsavory character will be used in this column found a way to iiave his cake and w;I1 receive copies of and eat it too. fie ruffed the Lamb - AAKQ Both vulnerable welt ?orth I.as* By Larcnee E. Lamb, MI). 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For Thursday, January 1, 197 again 17 Color le Scollisn cap 20 Algerian seaport 21 Wisconsin 24 Ulan -Mongolia 27 Brythonic sea god 2 Hawaiian garland THE BORN LOSER I-L HAVE iWO f& A f 9 _!t. AJ N 5 L 43 Menu item 46 Timetable abbreviation 4' C h inessil -Way' Value 5J Away from ine N 16 E;:O 10 - PuzzleHOROSCOPE ___ EA by Garry Trudeau /t Th4T 1P, f (TA *S1YkW' fltF55.- 4YP / FMffPQj4jIN.i 'up- 7W 7EW VM ov- MI )aWyo: I tT, AL - .T_- _- --.--. - --.-. -- - ___.: - - ---. - -. -- ----- - .---- :- - --- - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 30, 1975; <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/952935cc16770540600daa4c482a06f9.pdf 359a44da08e6433309e88f2c25aef747 PDF Text Text - F. - -- - - 7 ---- - •:-. - - - - :-- + I . :1T 'T TT SHORT 3E:tl S 1by Frank 11111 P OY, THERE SURE IS LOT OF JUNK LEFT ROUND AFTER HRITMAS. + -- 68th Year, No. 11 0—Monday, December 29, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Freeman Issue Up Again Vote Reset Ouster - -- . Freemar, Kwiatkowski and ready to consider the issue at be suspended until charges are Hattaway with violation of Tuesday's meeting. cleared. Florida's Sunshine lAw. a tow "I will be there," Vihien said. nough some Democrats say A second showdown over the which says all public meetings Kimbrough said results of the grand jury charges are temporary ouster of County attended by elected officials last Tuesday's meeting show politically mctivated, some omas reeman s mus open to e pu c. that "Freeman still has control citizens at last Tuesday's -_ expected to take place at Also, Freeman was charged of the voting of the com- meeting id charges c 'T•; -- . -______________________ Tuesday's county commission with soliciting a $12,4® title mission," from unbiased wand jurors meeting insurance hcklnrfr Freemainn Kimbrough's rationale is rwt from lkrrin - -------------------- .- _-___________ (owity (0 I4IIil5i1)flL John li s duucd the iha-gis and that county st andards ., should be Republican And, Herring OWS :;; inbrough said today he will along with the two Democratic applied to Freeman, even his office is non-political and ask again Tuesday for commissioners Hatiaway though the attorney is not a that poli ti es does not In fl uence '-_ -.— . Freeman's removal If and Kwiatkowski — has county employe as such, investigations. cOnlinissionerSidne Vihlen Jr. charged Herring's office with but ProOdes legal scrAces to With Williams and Kimattends the meeting. politics. ;:'___ the county on a conacturai brough asking for Freeman's u _ -' _ And, 1Vthlen — contacted Contacted today, Vihien said basis, ouster and Hattaway and today at his Altamonte Springs he has "reviewed" the grand The county's personnel policy Kwiatkowski supportin g th e office — said he will attend the Jury report and the charges says any employe under in attorney, Vihlen has the meeting and Is ready to make a against Freeman and will be thctmcnt by a grand Jury must deriding vote . or decision on the Freeman Issue. Kimbrough and Corn_ ii,. r missioner Dick Williams last I Tuesday asked th at Freeman be removed until grand jury id charges agairLst the county ttorney Lirecte&Cd + But t h e commission deadlocked 2.2, with Com. missioners Michael Hattaway and Harry Kwiatkowski voting to retain Freeman, VthJc) was State officials have an- healthy contlrgency fund would Se rni ! Cotnty's $339,000 absent. He was In Seminole nounced Seminole County's be required this -+ year and in share was announced by Memorial Hospital with a school system will be shorted fiscal 1976-77 because of an+ . Education Commissioner broken foot. $339,000 this year, Asst. Supt. ticipated reductions in state Ralph Turtlngton. "if Sidney's there, I think it Roger Harris said today. funding. should come up again. If we can But Harris said the initial However, Harris said careful el A keep Sidney there long enough Because of a decline in state memo listed this county's cut at to address himself to it," fiscal budgeting last year will revenue conections, the Flori4a ST19,000. He said computer allow the system to weater the Cabinet appro%ed a two per printoutc chn i fi g urerinse r to Kimbrough said reduction In state money cent cutback in state spending $400,000 Kimbrough said , . . c,. without cutting back services. for the remainder of Uuis fiscal ' 'I'F . mission needed a Either way the veteran school ¶. • '..ä . ,.. which couldn't be reached with Harris said there are sill year administrator said Seminole Vihien absent - to see "which ficlent funds in one of three County is solvent and will e t totaled $44.5-riiiflion Ap way we were going." contingency budgets to make weather the cut. statewide, with public schools, At last week's meeting up for the anticipated $M,000 Community colleges and the However, Harris warned any Hattaway and Kwiatkowski shortfall. Tempentatreswel Stat e University to theft 1hissawalsig bat ftwu sw deterrent to dds Ine flaberman as he ma A CHILLY DAWN voted confidence in Freeman n (SUS, additional cuts could find this The W9,000, or $4, hit the hardest.his way across peacefulLakeMonroe as the lint rays of the sun streaks across the water. (Herald and charged State Atty. Abbott cowt) lacking in contingency Harris MONROE Photo by Bill k ON LAKE Vincent Jr.) Herring's office with poli tics. Inan allied move, the Cabinet funds. from the countywide con. The grand jury charged t1flfl fund I — .--.--. okayed -— t of proposar o1m? co, =her Harri+sandSchoolSupt.W.P. enrollmcntsbylopercent,wjth countieshavebeenforcedoj es "Bud" 1,ayer told the school each unive rsity establish1ng Its cutback proms or toy off AroundTheChk . ...4-A board last year at budget time a own rule& teachers, or both. Bridge... .2-B Ca!endar COMIC$ 2-B F H :~F Y' PAD WILL YOU TEFACH WE -FHAT TRICI<? I L.-1- ByEDPIIICKETr Herald Staff Writer - + - -- •• + - __ Iry Ak - /k - - +_ J - - 'N/ ______ - '- UGS BUNNY by StOffel & IfelLmdahl ISN'T THI5 THE TIE I LL GAVE YOU F)R CI-IRIS'rAI\.AS it'RKY ç L!L'IN!. DR CHRISTMAS -- — j. &J Y3SY. Fffvr ' ' ( j(i)1i EHH, PORKy, CAMP IN i' uS' A Cj~ I G( WITH IT/ +. $..J •, - 4 - l . - - • - ____ ounty C _.... : \ To Is Reduced $339,000 -++.- . ___ffi( Scnooi A + -. 4R1 ____ i W -• a . . .-. - - -: Th I pilk THIS, (S TH' ONE 1-4E PICKED OUT... ) - )S1' OUR EXPENSIVE I ER... STVL.',A'EAH,' ( 1-40w Etr.' TI-4' PRICE __ IS FIFTEEN SUCKS AN' THERE ISN'T AN0ThR LIKE IT N ,-------T$-IAT CAN 6ELIEVE.' (THAN KS, AN' AHAPPY4 NEW YEAR.' j Toda -•------- + Crossword Editorial Dear Abby J •.+. -.. Charg tI Y C - 3 — E5±z'r: N - ......... .2-BMassacre Suspect Identif'16ed A Dr. lamb .................2.8 WINTER GARDEN (AP) — A police source told a iUes sent several items of Un- Ings. He said Zeigler had been Horoscope ..............?-B At least one suspect has reporter, "We're really afraid disclosed evidence to the FBI cooperating with police in an hospital ................ . 3-it been Identified in the m for this man's life, and I really cri me lab in Washington. earlier investigation. Obituaries ... ............3-A terious shootout in which four can't tell you why Just yet." "We want the results as fast McF-achern Id he was una. Sports 54-IA persons died Christmas E ve at Sources said the witness ap- as possible and as accurate as Television - i-A a furniture store here, a sher- patently avoided being shot possible, McEachern said. He ware of any investigation Zeig. Women 1.11 Iii's spokesman says. only because the ki ller's gun said result.s should be ready tn C r had aided, uthec1auneda personal ve nde tta and family However, Chief Deputy Leigh twice failed to lire, two to three days. WEATHER 0. McEachern said Sunday that lie said investigators already quarrel had been ruled out as Today's high 62, low 12. LI o ther Witness and the no charges would be filed in he have a "pretty good under. POiuse mouves. Partly cloudy, windy and lone sw1vor was W.T. Zei gl er case for several days. lie standing" of who The victims of the shooting mild through Tuesday with a dined Jr., owner of the store in which handguns and owned the five further COfl-Uflfnt. one shotgun were Eunice Zeigler, her parslight chance of showers. his Wife, her parents and a (US McEachern refused to confound in the store after the ents, Perry and Virginia Ed. mostly In the mid 70s. Lows in firm tomer were found shot. Zeigler or dny a repo rt that a slayings. wards of Moultrie, Ga., and the upper Ws.Winds 15 to °cwas wounded in the i ncident witness told authorities Zeigler's lawyer, Ralph Had. Charles Maya, a customer who euiona1I 20 m.p.h. becoming hospitalized. monu.nts after th e slayings at a le) HI, th said his questioning of police said was at the store to southeastcrl) Tuesday. he had been assault ed in the In what McEachern co nceded Zeigler indicated revenge as a pick up a television set for a Details and tides on Page 3-A. , • ht I.- el... —I.-.. i'-- - gin. ,.w,,, ..,,t kne,. ,,,u u,,. itti id- I.11fl5L1Bhi5 +. '. -. -- -. ;. , - - - + E 3K & W JR31K by '1 e A Howx PERE EAPAj / AT <4V vJrn-4 17 yR-PS ( - - + uu,.i,u, HE WAS ALYCST -MAT TIME C Building Is Sought To House Library kick Z7 YAR0,5? HEAVw~ s4i:i~ Hospital Insurance Costs . - - '- '- "- ...__•__'___\ _ \ I - L _ ---.- MUST I-AVG LE — c2' -: - ' ,_ - - rzi-co.j' -' ! !) I! - jf FM A L I -- _ 11111 - v 1-J - ViPAT VE SFj Uk's IT' - about $450,000 for a countywide minimum of 6,000 square feet library service Envisioned as with adequate parking part of that service were facilities. branch libraries in both ends- of l4xatIons preferred are on SR 436 between fled Bug Road and Interstate 4or S 17 n N - -- Scirinole County Is actively the county. Sanford has a branch li brary, seeking a tem porary building to house the South Seminole tut commissioners i branch of the nei countywide will be a year before a building library service, Commission is located to house a courthouse Chairman Michael Hattaway annex. Plans are to put the south Seminole library in the said today. Though the Orlando Public courthouseannex — whenasite Library service went Into effect for the annex Is determined And hiattaway said a year Is earlier this year, the system still lacks a South Seminole too long to wait before providing services offered by library. In a referendum last year branch facilities. voters approved -tall-a-mill or County officials are seekinga IDIOT u Rec ycling Schedule Set 3 ,á1 ) T ic A I u m I n u in mobile unit will he launching the new year in Sanford with a January schedule of eery Wed I(ecyclers - 4 -J7 fW: -1 - ; million coverage Insumaire, Including liability and malpractice policies which expire Jan. I are -- __— ------ - of which departments or parts of Av - S -- ----------- -- - +- - - - + - .- - .1 -. - -- -- --- -. - - -- - - -- - -- ..- -,. +: ------------- I - - + - ' - -. . - - - -. -- - - - .. -L r.' - - - - - - 400 Eait First Street, frrm 'I to .1 i. evrr, Wed' departments can legally be - - - + , - - --j- - - -- .-• ____ ioved li'oin &ularJ ,vhlch Is the county seat. -- _ -+ --- - . from Seminole Agency, Sanf ord. — All Risk Incurunre CO, .+asse1lxrry Jones, lUll & insurance Agency of - lacksonville und Savaw the hospital's Ia). Ga. krient _______________________ -_—_ -_-_ 1 J - - Wv ' IN PSC Rejects Fees •- Okays Rail Hike -AIM :ic - V - - .- ... -- 421 - -, . ._ .r - .. l•--. rer_ +. -( -- 1 '' \ - - ' - MEW - - ' ------- . • h'! izumcnts that had been raised in metto and AflnUkl% h. irnnM - a previous public hearing on & in the Supreme Court suit. 01,7matter. FP&I, Florid'i Power Corp.. Both cities, along with (our Gulf Power and Tampa Elecuthtzr.-~ are appealing the com- tric were affected by the inlsion decision to the Su franchise order IWCI1C Court. In granting the increase In in, . ruled in granting In- trastate freight rates, the PSC A. - +e (r4Lce for the four biggest pow exempted crushed rock er companies in the state that hauling, which it is considering the way city f ranchise taxes are in a separate case. HO L IDA Y The increases will mean $2.9 passed on to customers should be changed. million for Seaboard Coastline HA PPINESS Before the taxes were $102,000 for LAN and t9,765 for haried uniformly to all a com• Southerii. .. -i - - should be ready for immediate occupancy. Nciswtnder was awaiting i Greater Sanford Chamber memo from County Atty. Thomas Freeman advising Commerce parking lot - -'•. ..n - TAlLAhASSEE (Al') lbe pan) 'S Customers, but the PSC The udminisirator of I Public Service Commis- decidedthatthetaxçssbouldbe Seminole Memorial slon today rejected a request by Passed on only to residents of hospital said today he the cities of Daytona Beach and cities which impose them, with expects some increases in Miami for a rehearing on the no charge to customers living the hospital's insurance imposition of franchise fe-z to outside the city limits premiums for next year city residents exclusively The PSC decision means Administrator Robe rt PSC did approve a 7 per higher bills for city residents Besserer said he doesn'tThe cent freight hauling rate I n- and lower bulls for those li ving anticipate a special crease by Seaboard Coastline in rwal areas. meeting wi!i be set before ILtil road, L&N and Southern be regular Jan. 13 board of Florida Power & Light Co. ays. trustees meeting, to re1,1t said the fees, which average Its insurance needs. lie In turning down the request about 4 or 5 per cent of a cussaid he ninnot determine by Daytuna Beach, the com- tomer's bill, would now be lev. the size of the Increases mission accepted a staff recom- led solely on residents living In The hospital's new Inmendation that the petition had the 150 municipalities served by uice pol icies ill hi. not been [tied within a required the companies which impose it awarded to one of three IS-day deadline In addition to Miami and companies Besserer said The staff said that both peti Daytona Beach, the cities of St. hii,vil.' Hiø kn.n41n1'i ti nesd.i - Up 1bttzwnv nald I ku liiI,lInui Rogerekwcnkr director of county development is conducting the feasilility stud" on locating sonic cout-thouse facihes in South Seminole ' -.s -.i I .f - -- - f e4 Off -- - -t --_ Ar Lie ---i •;__ ,' - - ij - - x. p_-_ - ' _ v - - -. --- . - !.r - low Hollilays am tbm for kids to run wild In the sunshine, to four. year-old Charlie Coffee is no exception as be turi acrobat on Acres Kindergartens jungle Making swe his athletic frnt1 rnmi to no !xrrm i Lt lalerl, 1. (Herajj P-t by &fl gym. %int-nt Jr. -- �j S r f - ; -- - -I - -I T1rn1i1vllTiff1IwTrr T ___ ____ ru 2A-Evening Herald, Monday,Decn17s 'Poor' After Condition JEA Accident Sanford Woman Severely Burned - D ipl omat In Search - - - --,-------- _. __ - Truce Honors _ - _ _________ extinguish Officers responded to her ca I I to find evidence of clothing In the kitchen and t OOITIS and burned peting Army Denies Massacre Leonard Knight, 25, told dept Arthur C Price th at his two-year-old daughter was To Initiate Program — t Kwam will be in respwse to allegations that the agency COMET 200/2 C C k lyl jt- NA I 99 ; . I I I ' • ii T I I - . te~_, . , ., ,- 1. ~ ( . ' ~ % PLANTERS - ' MIXED NUTS •. . . to ~ .... '\ —--- I L = a ; _ 1 .- OR t -- — REG. I %"T) 90 I ''•.' I I __._ WASWNGTON(AP)-The chairmari of the &Mte in. ethence committee says the murder of CIA agent Richard Wedch should not curtall coVessionalefforts to Investigate US Intelligence agencies. Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, said Sunday that "this ; Uic cf -urt by the ConW , ess to ezpase improper "*Vit ,, within the intelligence cmuty. Welch. heaa of CIA opemWns In Greece, wai nalro'cred last Tuesday by three gum= who dA him as he emerged fran his home with his wile, 11111111 COTY UQUID MOISTURE , 9 .. ,vj FRESHEN ER C REG 1.99 GLORY REGAL RUG CLEANER C*XV a 10' 14' rug HELENA Compists~ odor R __'. automatic. D A NWA 18 ot. k-i Sunday ti yby1heSafllOrdHcr,1, Inc. Safety Council In. -i - I ,# 1 0,t. I .4, 11 75 -' - nvuM,.,uLun u i 1L A!)(W'I .l"(P N ~ 0 ) . GRAMKOW I ~~__ I SANFO RD, FLORIDA ' "~ TELEPHONE 3773213 i'-' REPRIUS 17i Oi'rn RO'A T)( SAI.'( John Gordon Crump, 67, of 141 E Pine Me, Longiood, Sun day o. Concord, N.Y., he came to Longwood 22 y,ears ago from Buffalo, N Y Employed b T.G. Lee Dairy as a retail delivery man, he was a incmh(r and deacon in the Casselbeff v Baptist Church Survivors include his wife, Jeanette Crump Lo ng wood; three sons, Jack Crump Miami, David Crump, Buffalo, N.Y. and Robert Crump, of Pontiac, Mich.; three daughters. Mrs. Virginia (7hapman, Lake Placid, Mrs. Leah Whilden. Leesburg ana Mrs Ri.th Ann Greni, Walworth, N.Y.; and 18 "- • I. 1 gnndchildren • AO " OV o f P. REG. - %_ I ~ COUPON 4W — Looters Warned Of Poison as governor and has no ambi—Population growth rates tions for the presidency or other have been holding steady at the 3 29 Gaines Funerol Loncwood in charoe 'I:- : -- - - • • -= --•--•----• -=- - ------ -=•-------• - --- ------------ -----=------ -i-_ i- ---- - a-- - - - -----• --- -- McDonough, 79. of ?30 Mtiion ville Ave., who a;" Satvrd Y, will be held •t 7 30 pm Wed r4sday of Brilson Fumefal Horne with Rev. William Coffman ~ : 11 -- -- ' •- --- -- =•-------------- - - = - - --- - -= - =-•-•-- r--- -_ -.- - ___--~, Z ~Z__""; W_~ - ? ,f t ~~ - _;~r _W i-11A 1~__Wli~k~ _'A .~,_ awr --': ' L, V11 Partly cloudy. mind ), and mild through iuesdav ulth a slight chance of sho%ers. Ilighs mostly in the mid lOs. Laws In casionally 20 m.p.h. becoming southeasterly Tuesday. Rain probability 10 per cent tonight and 1 20 per cent Tuesday. with Rtv. Harold Davis of. f 1 clatin9. burial at a p m. in Ocoec Cemetery. Gramow Furefal Horne Im 04arge of EXTENDED FORECAST MORRISON, MRS. LAURA #.— Scattered showers north portion and afew showers south portion. IlIghs, In the 60s north and south portion. ls in 83 of 26OQHiawatha Sanford. who died At 11 a —.------ _- 7- o ed Friday, Saturday. wsil be held Wednesday at ~&' p.m. at Casselberr- Baptist Church with Gramiow Gaines Funeral I1oe, in Lba.e of arrangements Rev -=--u - ---'r-- - r =-- ---- -= in Daytona Beach lides- high 5:44 a.m., 6:44 p.m., low 11:5", 2-m.. II: 57I p.m. Port Cana v eral:5:33 a.m. . 539 pni,ltwll4Oam 11 5'pm Virgil L. Bryant Jr. of c" Prtsbylerian building run r son unersl H0m in chargC - - = -=•-=--•==;----- - -- -- . - _ q - ~ _, k~ M; ~ ~, i. C__ - ~ 4ku Tz-,', : -. %JL. .. 1. 1. 0 • -= - - ---- --- ----•= 'C'4t) , _____ Z-. I - - _ - VV CM I 11CR wtrt held of 2 P m. today, In Ave . --- @--N~q services tor jetforson Wait%, t2, i Mrrio 4 J ~_ I _____ 0rttn in care anior. — — a - r- C~'_- ~ _-~; - -__ - ~ -= .---- i-- - & -- _______________________ I — I - ____ *4 . -' 11 11 I __ __1 - ' - :.-.,)) — LJ ' -I LtMJr) ----- -. W- iI I Llaafli liff - - .:; ____________________________________________________ •' — =_--.= ________- -- - . P# --- ---- Sanford: Franklin C Akrs 1.iro1n Freeman Home. -- -1 BEIRUT, Lebanon (API — The government warned looters toda) that thc) carries f Lsed foud and deadly gas from a government warehouse they pilla ged. The gas, an insecticide spray, was in metal containers marked "Def turn" that were stolen durin g th e looting of the warehouse Saturday, the gpvernment said. "Just opening them can ra ise th e direct danger of death," said the warning from the Ministry Information published in local newspapers. - ~~' I L' #I I YMMWO - tioers donations may bI made JOHN cRun' . 't 6.50 VALUE 1111191 LIMIT 1 # I 20 EXPOSUPES . _ crlptn Rain by Carrier , Sometimes one of the niost important parts of a funpral director's service is simply to be a good listener . . . to let families express feelings that cannot and should not b. restrnecl - • V . .1 LW 10h A = - I I 6 . 2 oz, VAW — -"0_1 7-1I ~- - _~-___.__ ui-ui. iiiva.ia, i.ci AflIM$Cid e. I~_ 12W1___. I I CHANT1LL 95 12 aL . --- I PMint,td Oily and ~'J to( olty &nd nounal 15-99 . 1~___- 95 ii YOU Ste Especially created 88 0 n I r! 1 T5 ~!MOM 1 11 ; Il - iO ,' HAND AND . gif.s. I \ RUIIPII1EIN DEEP CLEANSER frea. Fully MOSCOW tAP) - Three Soviet helicopter cTewmen bela in China for 21 months arrived in Moscow today, the official Soviet news agency Tass announced. The brief announcement gave no thdlcaUon of the condition of the three men: Capt. Alexander Kurbatov, IA. Alexander Uskov and Jr. I.A. Vladimir G. Buciielnlkov. Tanjug, Yugoslav news agency, reported earlier that the three men were seen off at the Peking airport by Soviet Ambassador VS. Tolstikov and members of his s taff, and by representatives of the Chinese Foreign arrangements g. •PRAY i?STCOLOGNE CRY Toll Below Estimate 1. 11. I - 1 La v.~ The Chrttmas holiday traffic toll reached 367 b> •1; % URN 24 oz. A. CACHET , COFFEE 0 _________________________________________ 'p 5 2 0' 75 II Returned i HOSPIT Beta Chi meeting, home of JoAnn Rowe, Lake Mary, pm A 30.CUP Sov et 1 . I " as IndhAdual x g_. . 95 V 18 °' __~ checks of the home, and Capt. James Snelson, local corps commandcr, Martin, chapter adjawt. tHerald Photo by Jane Casselberry) I To .m., Lord's CONCENTRATED EMERAUDE MIST 6 50 - TUESDAY, iANUARV 15 7 REVLONINTIMATE .-___ GLADE AIR . I'l th west of Calcutta Disabled American Veterai Seminole Chapter 30 has contributed checks of $50 each Good Samaritan Home and the Salvation Amy. m kt DAV Camnder Jack Kaiser presents SzfiivtiJ VALUE storege ary Club , (Thwnley s, Altamonte Springs. OO 2 oz. AWays handy. , _..- I-— - _; ._---.1.~~-_., CLEARANCE SALE . Up FRIDAY, JANUARY Senior Citizens tour to Cypress Garde, and Citrus Showcase at Winter Haven, Leave Civic Center,8:30 a.m. and Seminole Plaza Calbe at 9 a m IUfl t4oz - - ------ End of the Year ~"_10 I TRAY/TABLE ___\!) - VI I URE L ------ • THURSDAY,JANUARYS Longwood Tourist Club dinner meeting, noon, Sunr.)-shade Park. REVLON INTIMATE — \ piotein. In nir* skin tones FOLDING f or es" Ii,... Zv __ , Rh in hyd;y 4 0 '.1 lu IL ' I .! ' TUESDAV, JANUARY 6 I-A)ng%ood civic League, 2 p,m., library building. 411. oz. WW - REG. - -7:-_5 -, 14 oz. Bo of 170 1 C LIMIT 1 88 REG LYSOL SPRAY P LISH C REMOVER ! / ~4 .-!,_ A nti-Inflation Canada Target German American Society N -w ' Year's Eve puly and dance,8 p.m., clubhouse at 381 Orange Lane. Casselberry. .1 CUTEX COTTON SWAB11 II PUNCH BOWL SET a 8% * 99 , One -quart giaw bowl Twifn glass 5-oz. cups TweW cup hooks One plastic isd Q-TIPS VICKS Oflc.,. -' UV I • YAPORUB .: : I high na tional office. tra di tional figure of 3 per cent a ."I go into 1976 with a very year, a dip from the s per cent hopeful feeling, not only from recorded in the early 1970 the standpoint of It being the a figure that Askew said "is a MRS. LAURAMORRISON MRS. HELEN SHIRBACH Bicentennial )-ear. I think it's much more manageable. . going to be a year in which sustainable groih rate." rs. .aura B. Morr. rbach,62. o Florida is going to move for"I would say my top priority of 26(yj t;iawatha Ave., Sanford. Old Miller Road. Sanford, died ward," Askew said. will be in the area of economic died Saturday night. She was Friday at Seminole Memorial lie said 1975 was "probably d e ve lopment of the state," Askborn in Herkimer. N. Y,. and Hospital. A native of Rochester, OTTAWA (APl -Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau says the most difficult year econornew said. -I believe came to Sanford In 1938. She N.\.. she had lived In Sanford in Florida since World the legislature is the best it's Canadian values, habits and institutions will be tranwas a member of First for the past six years niovi lng War H." Askew said 1976 "ap. been since I can recall in really sformed by the goverment's anti-inflation program. esbierian Church, Sanford here from North Tonwanda, pears Many people, I think, still see those controls as 'Oh to be a be tter year, and doing some worthwhile things (d Club, Sanford Woman's N.Y. She was a Baptist. well, it's a bit of strong medicine we'll have to take in we anticipate Improvement in in this field." Survivors Club ~md an lwnorary life her almost every area. order to get Inflation down,' but it's reafly more than " A second goal is the gover. member of the Women of the husband. Charles T. Shirbach, that, Trudeau said Sunda'. The governor said these signs nor's petition campaign to put indicate that the state's econo- SmIline Amendment requiring Survivors include son, Dr Augtta M.,CurtIi. Star Lake power of mm Is recovering e- economic groups and It's telling Canadians full financial disclosure b ckMorrison; daughter, Mrs, .N. Y.. Mrs. Delores Harper, and we haven't been able to make it work, the free market --Sales tax collections, which Public officials on the IW6 gen'Katherine A. B. McRane>, Sanford, four . Younghave saggedsignificantlyl0w eral election ballot. grandchildren and four great. Tonawanda. .N. Y., Mrs. Patricia grandchildren. U Z ort ;Lr e excted to grow b 9 per about 30000 f 'h 10000 b Graveside services will be Tonawanda and Mrs. Elizabeth cent b J un e . natures he needs t p -r esent the : held Tuesda% at 11 a.m. in Rost, Scottsmwr, three sons, -Tourism in 19745 will exceed sweeping goverrunental ethics , 0 Lockpor t , Oaklai n Memorial Park. • Brisson Funeral Home in James, of Tonawanda an John 26 million visitors and might top amendment to the voters. 27 million, shattering the record **The Sunshine Amendment charge of arrangements. of Florida: 22 grandchildren 25 million set in Ir,3. contains substantiall) more and two great-grandchildren. of -Per capita income is on the than just the question of firanFuneral services and burial rise for the first time since IW3 cial disclosure," he said. "it is WILLIAM NIcTEE11 will be in Lockport, ,N.Y. : and should increase by about also a commitment to better Gramkow Funeral Home. 5.6 per cent next year. William Franklin McTeer,85, Sanford. is in charge r,f government, and I can think of o . I of Sanford, died Sunday. Born arran g ements, 1 mYemassee.C., he moved to === STAN LEY.McDONOUGH Sanford 64 years ago, lie was a Askew declined to give the : is the start of a trend in imspecifies of his economic develcharter member of the First 4 0, f V, '. J proved emplo)Tnent. Ile ex- opment program. but he obStanle% NI. McDonough, jN, A&wrnbl% of God Church and of pects the Jobless rate to fall to 9 viously envisions himself as retired from the Atlantic Coast 950 Mellonville Ave., died a, Line Railroad after 50 years Saturday night. Born in Pitt- per cent > the en o the sear. Florida's No. 1 salesman. ___________________________________ service In 1960. .1 F F Sur vi vors include his wife, for 22 years. He was retired Long gowns Qnd obes, oeInoir fr0m the chemical business and Mrs. Maude E. Mcleer, AL I : Sanford: daughters. Mrs. %%as a Methodist. sets. Party PaJannas, caftons. Sur vivors include to sons. 6Peggie Brumback Ar'tngton Va., Mrs. Joan Rios, Dana Hoyd!l-,Sanford. andSlatthew DECEMBER I-,. 19',s Archie Freeman Slippers to match the above. Point, Cal. and Mrs. Donna of Goldenrod. ' ' ~ Funeral services will be 7:30 Crosby. Winter Park; sons, Lithe B. Adamson Albert Miller pm Wednesda W i ll iam, Warrensburg, ' at Brisson Annie Mae Bow en Pdtricia S Tanner •' Nell Eastabrook Franklin, of Austin. Tex.; Funeral Home. Frida W. Werner, De[Wy Forrest Winslow . Ariz, Paul, Julia M Higgins Bascom V Canton, Deltona : If" ll Air Orion L Waldo cc Marion S, Enz. Deltona o oman d funeral Notices V OSIC IAeMizerak Mark, Sanfo d; Ck 1i#fI/M 4"f 4M' sisters, .Mrs. Maude Ilun. Ada G. Timmons, Deltona CRUMP, JOHN OORDON— (7harles Blitch, DeBary Funeral services for John Ethel A. Kolozy. Deltona dertmark, Yernassee and MISS Downtown Sanford Mini-Ma 11 Ba by Bo% Hershey, [,a Gordon Crump, 47 chilE Pine llanc \tcTeer Beaufort s \1',io James U (gillespie, \e , 2)0 E FIRST ST , LongWOOd, Who died Ph 323132 SflITIU C 10 grandchildren and four Andre Chasers Osteen :da, JJ..LUJJJJJJJJJJJjJ.).jJJjJJJJJJjjfi.sejjj.s.jj will great-grandchildren. at 2 p m Wedneda / a? CaIelbirry 8aptt Church wit. Brisson Funeral Home is in llIRThI Pv. Carl Ropke lii oflicatn charge of turi:i Wood awn Mr. .411(1 \lrs I.rntst \1 iri Park Ctmetery, Orlando. I g F amily requests in i,,, o Chavers, a boy, Osteen FRIDAY,JANUARY 2 Wall siep. I I - .r CAN ••• . 1, --• ___ _____________________________________________ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31 New Year's Eve Charity Ball sponsor ed by \1 • I d Kiwanis Club, Ireland's Restaurant, Altamonte Springs. _______ t ;4:11 . S • TAIA.AIIASSEE iAP) - da's attractions to American %iewing IW5 and assessing tile -11ousing con.struction, espeGot. Reubin Askew plans to and foreign tourists and bush. sear ahead, said he is quite ci'ilv in the area of new single celebr2te the nations 20 h nessmen content to Sere the three sears famil dwellings, is on th e birthday b promot in g Flori Aske ir an interIe r remaining on his second tenn crease Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. . TRASH e 90 •-- 5U to IP C - .\,.I\ll to: k vbpcmv i.',)~'a ~~Z ~ 22-GAL PLASTIC go • I CANDIES 3 C . - -1 HARD S ____ r - .. -1 _ * s ew ays Overeaters Anonymous,7:30 p,m., Florida Power and light. Sanford. Choi0e of . BRACH'S . - Econom Shows Sign I —AU CALEND SIMON. --- . O9 Regular U . .. R W(CMC IUIUTIULR I1t1 1.39 0 a,-- n REG. STYROCUPS - nn FINAL III . I . . CR11111 DUIII'! 0 — to Mrs. Ruby Wilson, dimtor MAKE DONATIONS receives check from Joseph EL MI APi On1 a Jumbled pLe of instant debris is left of the onc"legant Venetian Hotel. ne pile was created tr a few seconds by 2DO pounds of well laced d namite The demolition was so smooth that it didn't disturb Sunday service at a nearby church. at all, the Rt. Rev. George Mc. 1iflAt disturb r ean of Trinity Cathedral, said after the serv. i ce. Clou ds pink a white ustwere s settling the debris. •/• i f1m] 1 : - DISABLED VETS — _____ —4 " . . - .1! ________ —'--' -- II Blast Demolishes Hotel • __ . - ________________________________________ - LIMIT 2 LIMIT 1 • chief. * - LIMIT I — ____ will disappear forever In Florida after 1976. But state motor vehicle officials say the transition wW be a little confusing at first. It's going to be co nfusing because no o people wW haethe same renewal period and people at fast may not understand," said Jhr. Calvin, trioto r vehicle division C - NEW DELHI, India (AP) The U.S. government is supplying high-capacity pumps to help pump out the flooded coal mine in northeastern india In which at least 372 trapped miners are feared dead, Minister of Mines ('handrajit Yadav announced today. But it was doubtful that any of the missing men would be found alive. Yadav said the pumps were being flown from the Un.ited States by Air India, Intha's internadorial airline. lie did not announce how many were being sent or when th ey would arrive. Earlier he sd it would take th e five pumps on hand at the mine at least 10 daysto remove th e 110 million gallons of water he estimated were in the flooded s haft. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said "everything humanly possible is being and will be done to rescue the %Orkers- trapped .Mtur&~ h~ ~,n explosion and ~W , Long Lines To Disappear -- 0 -- _a.\ To Aid India Mine Victims • 14 ELSIE BRAND - - Monique Derosler, 46, of Quebec was killed Sunday In th e misha p on U.S. V north of Lake Wales, troopers said. Officials had predicted 31 persons would die in Florida traffic accidents over the 102-hour holiday which ran from 6 p m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday. -0 i LIMIT 1 Sanford police today were probing a holiday burgL which Christmwi gifts and other i tuns valued at $2,216 were taken from the residence of Innls(,-ircia7Cl7Brhreliff Officers report the home was aglass door while the famfly was away aixi the thieves ransacked the residence taking a teI.slon, Jewelry, small ippliancei, wols, a Ucycle and ~310 cash. Also listed as missing were items of clothing, jewelry, candy, a camera and music tapes that were heliday Shenffs deputy J.F. BenneU Church: Probe Must Go On es reg4on a -' CREAM ICE I I I , J ' ___________ 311) uT OtT1flII _____: ' .varch for the aircraft. Grea t 4 IKI BRIEF I' r'i ________ __________________ Aft- R% IIIE dt'SO1lATF[) PRESS At1 east persons di ed on Florida roadways dur in g the long Ch,ristmas holiday weekend, including a Canadian woman whose car was st:ruck from behind by a large tract,or-trailer as she was changing lanes, state troopers I- _____ j,.• I Holiday Accidents Claim 28 - Count Oran y. The pilot of a search plane spotted the wreckage Sunday at about 8,000 feet on the east side of t& n ' - LL ) I 3 __ -- j_,ij , _.-I ____ I!•••'-...l %4W 114J ther as flurries fell I. SUPERXI I d' straight through to South Florida, was temporarily parked (Thirt1 'inik .A uie drivewayS o, a Jammed trailer par near Fort Lauderdale, trying to figure out his next move. 1 - :Ii 0 PRIES CRiprnN ON PRESCRIPTIONS A T 25 tablets i— ft r a - ply 1' a . - Safeguard your Health and DISCOUNT __ là in advance. Labin, wno with his three teengcd cldren fled zero temperatures Chr is tmas Eve and drove •. I. - 41 i •.•;.• ..) - ALKA SEL ER KLEEN a Traffic I ~ -- Vacation Plane J- , -. _____ . , I U A ,,d%!Z1L WASHINGTON (AP)- By cutting off further funds to ~J . IVJI1E!1 ""' - was ;;_ ' VOURS? 14 oz. her has been given Umffed testing infor=Uon from panies seeking proval of "We am looking at wtXther there have been simple errors, lUchanical MOM computer en or whether Own might have been at times some falsificstion of the data- The IBtter- Of CUM, is a serious violation of fakral law and we would take appropriate action thp_m.,, Sch. midl said. Senator Defends Aid Cut U I I- • I - 1. c vr ____T .. 7' WORLD ___ ne, Monday, ec 2$, IM-3A ~= __:- ~ ) MIAMI tAP Thousands of vacationing northerners who drove south in campers to find a place In Sou th Florida'swarm sun are still driving. They can't find a place to stop. "It's impossible to find a spot down here," says Jacques Labin of Ontario, Can. 'We've been looking for three days." Trailer parks and campsites are full from Key West to Palm Beach. And operators say they "pert to be turning _____ ____ - ________ detectives today were awaiting laboratory reports on tests of possible i factions flOting in Angola, the Senate has sav evidence in their investigation . United States from einbroding ib& in a no~win to determine if a 4&year-old situation" in the African country, says the ranking Tampa carnival worker was a Republican member of the Senate Foreign Relatiois '___ Suicide victim Cornmltt. byai,t1rcr or Sen. Clifford P. Case, K-N.J., also said today that DetIve cuttft off fwds to anti-Soviet factions in Angola win work aga the Russians, o heaIy back one Wayne Black 46 of the 9mps fighting for control of the newly independent twice - once in the head and -, ___j-orwe in the neck - early 'Ozstmtegic inkerests, are best served by leaving the Saturday. Russians posed high d major as the PU d tervening in Africa," Ca. laYing on the living room floor at the Are resldew'e, 2809 Grove t)rlve, t,y Crashes his sLsler4n-law, Mrs. SWley GRANBY, Colo. (AP)-There were apparently no McCormick. vivors among the nine persons aboard a twftj-.v40w IA. Lykens said Black's propjet which crashed whfle ferrying eight Callfornians 1 0 Na a nd the M rmicks skiing holiday at a mountain resort w e re in other rooms The orado vil Mr P!tre! ; ::. tCd la shots were hrd about i a m two men who dropped Irvin a helicopter to the wreckage Police reported .38 caiitter of the lane thcCOntinait.alDivjdehadfired' si gnal fiareC1cating jlatnooflewasaflveatUhe site was found near the - — ..--. f . ' , - L S FlOC I I k T 0 Sunshi . ----. WASHINGTON (AP) The Food . D Administration is phuming to begin a program to improve quality control on manufActurer,nWHed research of new drugs, its director says. - I ~!: "I ~ I... W-lu- I 0=cx= t_ '7~;., i-~ . "-.,. .1 _71_': . . I — __ 1 1~ t,. , CALL 8 M-8776 - PARTY MINTS we : 1 I L George C. MS i Ili lummumn . I • • PRICES! _ kitchen Knight puUed tha_ child from the blazing room and i i called firemen. t - __ _. I 2 Firemen reported about oftthird of the residence wa.i • . damaged, Including the kit. Chen, rod and a rear wall. Sheriff's deputies said today RICHARDSON'S that two unidentified bandits undoubtedly know w ha t time it I& They excaped with an un' °'. determined amount of cash plus 8 case of Timex watches after robbing the Shop 'N Go fàod ) store, SR419, Chuluota. 03. A woman clerk told in. mD vestigators that two masked EA. men one armed wi th acorn plated revolver, forced to hand over money from a cash I register and safe about 10 p.m. 51 insulated Seminole and Orange County sheriff's '41rivestigators today !_ - \ were checking the po!Wbihty that the same two men were the -~ bandits who held up a S*kop 'N .~ Go store less Own an hour later REG. Knee e0vde, the civillAn autilarities and the Army showed grea t restraint and compassion in the events leading UP to the enmnter," the Amy said in a report to the Senate Judiciary Commt. "trt ca utions re en obeend duringbattle. irpiI'II';Ji A L , SALE ENDS TUUDAY, Dt, 30 - a)ir in the kitchen and apparently turned on a gas burner undernea th a pan of grease. As smoke billowed from "Contrary to the popular ciceptlon of the Wounded .yj 43--%;44;, -_ ___ 1 .- - ._ WMI 4F_ ;--~__ I ___ Workmen's union. . _____ ___ LI T - 55. OX PEOPL & EVE)?Y DA Y, SA VE 1111111101i 7': ' • Seminole County Fire . i _ Easterbrook was rushed to the hospital by ambulan ce after she W115 Ou by officers. erigaged in "deliberate, intentiorA; shooting of helpIess persons" in an episode that moday advocates of than rights have cited as a bruta] example of mistreat- i SH-436,Fern Park. 0,14 -iiiii ,1 p IT # .- I. I - in the living room. Mrs. — Z 7I 310 SANFORD AVE _____ ___ stores • Women W.HINGN (AP The Army has concluded "mfair and inaccurate" to describe as a massa cre kiliing of nearly 150 Indians at Wounded Knee S.D. 85 years ago today. ' ' The after a new study, denied t .. blockwalltogainentry(othe lorcinga1ockoadoor.c * ________ a weekend kitchen fire at 1414 Southwest Road, &-inford, and sheriffs deputies reported no injuries were suffered by residentsof the frame dwelljng FDA I ____ _____________ NEW YORK (AP) -Time Magazine, which usuaUy selects a "Man of the Year," this year is honwhig 12 women as women of the year. Betty Ford, tinis star Billie Jean King and Connecticut Gov. Ella Grasso are on the list. Also named were C Hills, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development; Texas Congresswoman Barbara Jordan; Susie Sharp, chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court; K er Conway, th College dent; Alison Cheek, t priest at St. Sterhm and the Incarnation In Wasliftoon. Also named Sunday were CarolSutton, managing editor of the Louisville, Ky.,CourlerJournal; Kathleen Byerly, a rLivy lieutenant commander based in San author Susan BrowitniUr and Addle W women's affairs director of the AmaJgarnated Meat Cutters and Butcher 11 -- n African Trip Of Angola r Action Reports t FLORIDA IN BRIEF Surplus Evinn Nora id, Sanford, Fl - — i:I Sunday night burglars entered Williams Fish Market, $109 television from Zayre's hole In a concrete 1805W 13th St., Disco unt Departmen t little Food Town store, Bear inside the thieves t k $10 in Fires Lake Road, in south Seminole, pennies, nine pair of sunglasses deputies said, only to be wi. arid keys to a pickup truck ,.L ,. 0 UIrS successful in attempts to batter parked outside the business. open a floor safe. Police said there were signs * Police Beat "poor" condition today at Store officials said ap. that the truck had been driven Seminole Memorial Hospital. parently the burglars left away but later returned to the Police said Mrs. Nel reported a television and stereo empty-handed and In- same location; Sheriff' s Easterbrook, 76. who lived equipment valued at $1,939 vestigators theorized the kputy Howard C. Butcher alone at 705 W. First St. suf. Were reported missing after burglars may have been scared Jailed Clarence Everett fered burns about the head burglars broke a window to away dur ing efforts to open the Phtlpot, 32, of Cape Canaveral, legs,feet and upper right slde of enter the residence of Jim safe by a car stopping at the In lieu of $5,000 bond on a grand her body when her houwmt lla)mles, 120 S. Surdand Dr., store. larceny charge In connection caught fire while she was ap- Sanford. Sanford Police said burglars wi th the shoplifting theft of a pntly preparing breakfast Patrohiian Tony I Brooks — orted 1 nwnagedtotelephone poli ce for b 0 #8 help after going through four . 8 1=~ rooms in efforts to extinguish her burning clothing. , I Brooks said her housecoat a nd dependent country Of Angola, a State Department official says. William E. Schaufele Jr., assistant secretary of state for African affairs, is to visit five countries on his trip to Africa, the deparbmt spoke== said Swld,~ He said Schaufele was quietly dispatched to Africa on Qras Day by Secretary State Henry A Kissinger In an art to achi eve a nego tia ted set tlement of ci vil war in Angola, newly freed by Portugal. The spokesman said Schaufele is to visit gove rnment leaders in Senegal, Gabon, Ivory Cmt Camemon p and Zaire. hoping to drum up support for Kintnger,s Ian for removing all outside forces from Angola. All five countrics are friendly to the United states. =---_ Aii vi'ders'y &iniord woman, burned over a large portion of tx Saturday when her clo th ing caught fire while was cooking, was listed in WASHINGTON(AP)_Ahlgh.ap.kjngu.s,d3pojtj3 In Africa seeking support for a truce in the newly In- .1 i - ' IN BRIEF ______ 'OQUARIERr5 By BOB U,OYD -- - i . NA71ON - I In - - - -- -- ---------- --- - - - =. - .6MAI �- -_- - - -,-TTT---r:r- ----- --v - - .7-- -- -- -- - -- ---- -c;-- v-. - - - - - c -_ ----=-- -.- -.- - - - -----_-_--_-_ _ Evening tk4Wd days after Christmas, thank goodness, come yez.r. It seems that at this time of year, America's need: 1. A master's degret in mechanical engineering, 2. A tool set that would be envied by the staff of the Kennedy Space Center, and 3. The pati"nce of Job. Not that Instructions aren't provided on how to assemble the gadgets, but at times the instructions seem intended to add insult to injury. "Any child of six can put Wally Woozit together in minutes," they say. Then step one advises: "Connect the primary multiplex gonzo cable to the secondary Abyssinian 14 iu.'ceiver terminal. Be careful to avoid the hydroponic widget, as that would result in feedback from Wally Woozit's secondary power source." Is there any man living who has successfully avoided that hydroponic widget? Putting Wally Woozit together would provide a challenge to a scientist in his sound-proof laboratory, and the parent is supposed to perform this task late Christmas Eve. The living rooms I know of are not silent on Christmas Eve. Most mortals are working under the tree while a full battalion of relatives tr" turns stepping over them in LlPt in lh hthtn,,m ". 'lVI4I. AUMWJ udJIUUnu IflUiC is provided by the Rolling Stones or Bing Crosby at The it ENCIi AVE., SANFORD, Fl.A, 327 71 Area ('ode 305-322.261 I or 831.9993 300 N . F only once a embarrassment of material wealth is rwr ap- Monday, December 29, 197.5-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher I. RICHARD IL)NG, Editor ",III-JAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director I1ine Delivers 55 t'tz; Mth, C Mtqitlis, parent than ever—as people try to cope with all the things Santa brought them. And you don't have to be rich to experience the dilemma, either. Anyone who has received a $9.95 vase from a doting aunt (who expects it to be displayed prominently in your thing room) can testify to that. Ordinarily there would be no problem. But if the vase resembles something that slithered out of Edgar Allen Poe's subconscious while he was on a three-day binge what then? [J 14 Year. $2&40. R Mail In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, Our $2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 1 Nation 's Security . 12 Months, $32.40. The diplomatic quandary v.ould stump a Henry KLsst And, of course, if you have children, there are the toys. Apparently, the technology of the toy industry has advanced to the point where the average kid can expect to rective approximately 100,000 gadgets on Christmas mornine. Unfortunately, the parents of the lucky child The Clock Eroded The returns are in on the extent of spending.on government health and welfare programs during the 197475 fiscal year. According to the Social Seturity Administration, the total spent by federal, state and local govern ments on social welfare reached $287 billion, an nearly 20 per cent over the previous year. Government spending health reached $50 billion, asking total - "— full volume. Mother aspect of Christmas, for most Americans, is the ritual of taking pictures as gifts are unwrapped. This chore Is usually assi gn ed to whoever did it the year before - experience is preferred. But some of us take very few pictures from one Christmas to the next, and the Interval takes its toll. The wizardry of automatic focualng, battery-less flash cubes, and drop-in film cartridges Is a big help, but sometimes simplicity can be baffling. After a few snaps without the benefit of a flash, the inept photographer can expect to be reassigned to assembling Wally Woozit, a dubious promotion. After the joy and excitement of Christmas morning there are shirts one size too small, and incomplete china sets that need to be returned to the stores - more dark linings on the silver cloud of Christmas. But perhaps there is a lesson to be learned as we wrestle with the objects that have come to dominate the year's most special day: that the meaning of Christmas lies in the heart, not in Bowl Week Upon Us, So Take Your Pick I LIIC CflCtKOOOK. . —AuIle Murphy - __,J lit- care a of :l7 billion for the comhintd investment of tax doll ars in health and welfare. It is too soon to calculate what the figures will be the fiscal they will be higher. Inflation, for current year, except to assume high unemployment and other factors which drove up the cost of these programs last year are still with us. This trend in the commitment of public funds to income support and health care is highly relevant to the rising debate over ceilings and priorities in N ghtmare Of cities Worldwide ¶1• i The name Curtiba will mean nothing to most Americans. Neither will Lyallpur. They happen to be two cities in Brazil and Pakistan which have joined the list of world cities having a government spending. It is particularly relevant to non or more inhabitants. the parting shots delivered by James Schlesinger recently as 1950, only 75 cities on earth as he left the office of secretary of defense. were this large. Today, the list has grown 10 191, Mr. Schlesinger has coupled his criticism of with Curtiha and Lyallpur joining such better. Congress for cutting the current defense budget known cities as Vancouver, Damascus and Odessa. with criticism of the administration for its a Ordyadecade[romnow, the rollca1J will have proach to defense in the budget to be submitted for increased to , wi th Siberia's Krasnoyarsk and th e next fiscal year. He points out th at the dollar Madagascar's Tanar,arive coming in alongside increases in defense budgets are far too meager to Cu glln, Aleppo and Kabul. cover the effects of infl ation and the military inNot only that, but cities with 10 million or vüent demanded by the arms build-up of th e more people will likely include Mexico City, Sao Paulo, Los Angeles, Shanghai, Peking, London, Soviet Union and our own foreign policy. The cost of many programs in the federal Bombay, Calcutta, Osaka-Kobe, Seoul, Buenos budget - particularly in health and welfare Aires, Paris, Rio de Janlero and Cairo in addition to New York and Tokyo. categories - is geared to increase automatically, In 1985, "more than 800 million people will be either through the effect of inflation on the cost of hving in a sprawUng urban nightmare — one in living or by the demands placed on them by six of the human race," write London Sunday recession and unemployment. Th ere is no corn- Times reporters Rosemary Righter and Peter Wilsher, as quoted in the world press review parable mechanism to assure that defense spenmagazine Atlas. ding is adjusted for inflation, or the demands which The horrendouslig conditions endured by advances in the art of nry may place upon it. Calcuttas present population of nine million are Thus the erosion in our defense posture which well known. But even in the more advanced has aroused Mr. Schlesinger is likely to be co untries, runaway urbanization is reaching the aggravated when both the President and Congress breaking point, are trying to impose the concept of a ceiling on the Tokyo, whose population increased from 3.5 federal budget. Budget ceilings are a good rule to million in 1945 to nearly 12 million today, DOW builds 120,000 dwelling units a year. Yet its follow, but they must be accompanied by some housing shortage 6estimaW at well over half a check on the growth of the "uncontrollable" exmillion. Whole families are crowded into rooms penses of open-ended social programs. Otherwise of 40 SCM are feet. ' , ' .- - .' —— / Annual Greeting .A 1 -_-_ -_- - Letters To The Editor I Soviets Continue Ger warfare Study ! - - - r -- - ¶ -, Instant t&p!oy! e. C'Mere and look at thiz; on Td!k about bad Judgment c iis b the cfIicials,,, - -- --- The game was once an annual affair in many English towns, but has been abandoned or sup. pressed by all except the headstrong Ashbourians, who continue without fanfare or publicity. Seminole High Cagers Coming Don't look now, but the Seminole The Buckeyes trounced UCLA 41-20 in midseason, but tt)(' Bruins have improved. fin' State's chanees of winning and try's best college football team will depend on how well th' can contain UCLA All-Amen- bask etball team is coming. ho accounted fr o 1,907 total Coming where? How about into the realm of a yards last season Okizthonia dosed out a twoformidable, district threat by tournament time? year NCAA proba tion t his seaCoach Joe Mills wasn't too happy about the son and is appearing in its first second half letdown last Saturday night at Oviedo, bowl game since they defeated and he voiced his displeasure to his players. The Penn State in the 191P. Sugar Seminoles hardly had time to pat themselves on the Bowl. Michi gan. likewise, is back for the tourney win, because Mills promptly making its first appearance in reminded them how fortunate they were to win, any bowl game other than the "No consistency, and that can kill us," moaned Rose Bowl, where it's played six times, the l ast time lolliw Mills. ing the 1971 season. In the meanwhile, Seminole has climbed to a In Salurdiy's major bowl record, winning three games in a row. game, Texas routed Colorado team most likely matured in the upset of 38-21 in the Astro-Bluebonnit at Daytona Beach. Bowl. - In"i ur i es JACKSONVILLE - ber - teams compete for Worry Dickey, Claiborne QB Uncertain - WASHINGTON—In violaUon of a United From top ii1elligenct wirces, however, we Our Intelligence sources told us flatly that Nations agreement, the Sov iet Union is con- have established that the Soviets stepped up epanov 't Ioted merely In acad t'nu'ng 'tsK'cret rMarch into germ warfare. their Own efforts to produce lethal germs at theSt research but is gathering intelligence. emJc Agriculture Department has shelled out l,000 At the same time, the United States is keeping same time that they were denouncing the United source one to print the General Mills booklet and that the i ts pleoge 10 d estroy biolo gical weapons. said that Stepanov is trying to " turn" States. ( The A, meanwhile, hascomplied with Government Printing Office is also mailing It tO ' is p ers someAmcanen, (hat to Both nations have devefoped new virus and the President's directive.) uade him General Mills' customers at public expense. The rickettsia strains against which the world has no The Soviet Embassy's chic! me di cal diplomat, to defect or to Pass information to the ernbassY. mailing costs could run wd over He is also $100,000. watching the moVements of the U.S. tmmunity, 'flu.s has been a chieved by using Dr. Vyacheslay Stepanov, has tired As a legal nicety, the booklet is offered to weasle scientists. If they should gather at some to the iiem,icals, radiation, ultraviolet ~ghtaind other medical rtLvas zn official government suspicious information from at least three U.S. facility# it w ould alert the Soviets l publica tion. But 01 a posifible an agents to produce freaks or mutants, government scien tists, new development In gene tica, g0culture Department spokesman A dozi enemy agen ts Wi th 1fl5 M acknowledged that, in view of the Gene MUIs The three attended a genetic nposium Footnote: Dr. Stepanov spread e no ugh g aerosa the t Ufl to ceded to us that he promotion, 90 pent of the copies had .cken to U.S. scientists and th February at Alomar, Calif. Stepanov was not are going to at theboth in- its 'real customers but otlier forrivition lie sought coulij be umd for lm'itock or out of tnousands Lbarges the House kT*M: Americans discuss ,,genetics enguwring.-, This "positive and negative" "There appears to of people. But he . be a conscious e ffort to conceal Genal Mills' can be used to create e new animal breeds and sisted that his interest was purely "positive," He role In this pr ec On ex pert has 1ntc.d that 10 planes, each • oj t, u a mect refused flOt4oubUe to c attempt loaded with 10,000 pou ment on whether be was hiological om by the cereal manufa cturer 10 cony an Image providing InfornUon wa rfa re ma terial, could scatter enough bacteria 10 the KGB. Such of For example, bacteria could be created that questions, he nutrition consciousness by virtue over the United States 10 knock out one-third of of ad. are a ,Provocation.,, would be resistant to any known drugs. There veng free governme CEREAL booklets on the population. RY: An Ina1 House memo products.,, would be no way, theoretically, to stop these accuses the Agricultur e Department and killer gerum from wiping enqrc, populationi. The booklet neglects to tell children what the United States. Soviet Union and other nations Printing Office of spending tens of products they After the California meeting, Stanov beganC-Overnment Slft!d thouds of dollars to promote General Mills, notes not eat. states the memo. It ar-d to dtroy thc-fr blologkal stocks, cou rt ing some of the U. scientlstj who ha d the ce that 5O of General Mills' own cereal real giaflt. Congressional investigators disclosed last attended. Top intelligence sous describe prodacts, such as Thx, Coco Puffs and Count General Mills has prepared a children's Chocula, are of "questien Septem that the Cen tral integence bluff, articulate Stepa rv as more th an a simple nutritional booklet, enti nutritional tled 'e Thing the value." if presidential order and was stin at iiiy tuxii, In eff or ts to elicit iiormaUon that could help million c F00 : An Agriculture Department ereal boxes. The loudest protests came from The sa id that U booklet, through written their germ warfare Hut the Agriculture Depar tr,tme, the not General by General MiU, w sj Soviet newMaPer Irvesda OXWemncd the CIA's rawch were obvious. Sam of the Americans. Mills. is printing WW by "fflmimd peactiees." Mescow Radio howled t erdore, spoke to the security office at the Thus the the department. He described the offerinig as taxpayers a the I* violations" of footing the bill for a g warfare tional insti t utes of Heal th. The FBI was massive worthwhile efiort to educate General children on convention. l5 promotion. 1v)tlIled. nu trition. A spokeaman for Genl Mi The House memo, prepared for Rep. fl. lls agreed this was the company's aim. Rules, On Three-Mile Battlefield - JACK AND -._- They Play No Victory A'l - nch e s t WASHINGTON - As I remember it Way was Mongoloid; a stubby, homely fellow with an intellectual rapacity edged somewhere bet. /I -----'-ween slight and faint. 1 did not know his age, nor d — for that matter much else of his private person / — save the observation he was adesolate eature 1 was a schoolboy in Everett, Wash.; Wally was ' ° the slack jawed shadow, forever in need of a 0 O bath, who for want of pose attached hell to my crowd. 00 He was never formally accepted as a cornd. He was just there, pa nlon, und desperately hanging about, a nuisance not easily ' dismissed. In me ways he had a usefulness, I ose, to go buy the hamburgers for Instance, INCREASE _____ . • ' o/Q therforemybunchtoIcratedtnthuspEritof resignation, as a macabre tncvitablllty. I Macabre? This was Wally's singular fascination, rooted as much in his appearance as In his difference. His eyes were sunken and dark, ____ his hair unbrushed, his teeth too. He wore a ____ vy pea jacket, and strapped overalls. In a ____ el way, this was a part of his use to my friends and I, the worse among us being not nearly so ugly. I recall when the girls in our gang y set out to prove something among themselves, one of them occasionally was dis;patchM on a dare to kiss Wally, a deplorable duty done with much public demonstration and yet I suspect with Freudian impressions t sed the need us all. "Another fewminutes,andshe'sallyours." Wally did not attend our school, nor pe rhaps any school, there being at the time tittie public understanding of, or compassion for, the rc4arded. Each recess he was there. hoaevet, each noon hour and each assembly. For a time such items as defense will continue to receive were also under a cloud (again a matter for the he even came to the dances, wearing his tennis I The Paris newspaper Le Monde, also quoted On Suspension Move undue and dangerous pressure at budget time. Courts to decide whether rightly or wrongly) shoes, but gave this up in by Atlas, cites a report by the French Common usage does not necessarily connote should not confusion after being have been an Issue, Defense spending represented i.9 per cent of Association of Big City May refused entry on one occasion by a chaperone warning that validityatlaw,butmuchofin-pretauvelawjf The fa ct is county employe and an elected who said he'd been the nation's gross national product in 1969. It has more and more cities in France face bankrupt- this taYMan drinking wine. The acunderstands one4ialf of the briefs county offlidal gits in very different seats, In mutton Cy. now &opped to 5.9 per cent Public and private was a ruse, issued by different levels of courts, all If the the way to very different boats. It is the opinion of this children of my town hadunforMately. reservations about In Nantes, LiHe, Besancon, Toulon, Le Havre the Supreme Court, is based spending on health and welfare now exceeds 35P& writer that, In fact, UK county attorney is doing Wally, the adults had and Versailles, the diagnoisls is identical, says established by some duly seated outright subjectivity. cent of the GNP and is rising. Our concern for upon authority precedent him lJ a disseMce in not asking for a ternthe the newspaper. "As an ever-increasing tide of basing decisions Still, Wally bung on, there being no alterus upon briefs Interpreted by some porary health and economic security of our people can be sabbatical until the matter is resolved. ft native to his second-class a people flows from the countryside to the previo body or bodies. dtlzensMp but total is to hoped that the action of th e county Board secluaion. Better bera ted be point of national pride, but it can become a foolish metropolises, the cities fight a losing battle It should than Isolated. Once en necessary for any of COMMLzioners sort of pride if It is purchased through the gradual 117mg to adapt their resources to their In. member of the Board day does not set a when he was walking behind the girls' gymof County Commissioners precedent that will this come beck to haunt them nasium, the instructor called police disipensable and UTeductible expenses. weakening of the military security of the nation. to introduce a motion to sus with a the county when appointed admbilstrators, comptrotlers, -peeper" complaint, and Wally was taken away. This ph enomenon of w-bdza tion would be attorney and therewith open aspend forum for political managers, etc., become, If they do, a part of our Once when he spent an afternoon picking taking place even if world population were not invectives. Sufficient precedent hod been up county governm l en litter from th e oolgrounda, the autjn owig by leaps and bounds. But absolute established for procedures to have been followed B.D. Simpson chewed on him for "interfering" and excluded t would ha ve avoided a connthUon of I Population PreslJent him from the campus for a month. Even chased periencing to greater or lesser degree, grea tly away. though, even vi ,ix ged and Mist"ated, The "ComPromise" wxler which the House Intei4ence ys haslens the arrival of "the urban nightmare.ov lifesiyle of the Martin and the McCo. Longwood Wally would return aiI hang on as before. Ccwrjr4ttae WM given infoadon on con actions abroad The county allomey is an employe of the Only cone fte do I rewmber him allenat hoard , sic; en employe of the people It behooves a minor tempest that threatened 10 break f Ub marches on. Family Grateful teapot by the form aga inst none of us to pjudge another. That is the durin g a Christmas, Secretary of Labor .lobn T. Dunlop shor The commi ttee was trea ted to an oral briefing on opera tions tly before the school vacation. Wally showed function of our Courts and J. And for any man nounced that the department's Manpo wer The family of Da rryl Franks woid like to up rellniedly reque-qed by tM State Department but never hn. with a sprig of evergreen on his jacket, and to find solace In the misfortune of another Is a thank those who sent minLstration has be-en ChAnged to the Ad Em. Christmas cards with with a plemente. terribi sign of wealkrim, but under the cir p1o inent and Training AthninistraUon. large Christmas card in his hands. - money in them. Darryl was in a motorcycl e Without being asked, he openled the card for cumstances surrounding the county attorney, accident Decem An'd Lhe 8dminliArlitim clung to its Privilege of retaining ber 16 and is In Winter A task force commissioned by the Cor- the su-spension of hiB activities k everyone met, explaining that custody of the material. as a reprewl. Memorial Hospital. received it poraton for Public Broadcasting has blasted tative of the people, in the mail, pointing out its quiet beauty and The con tempt of Congress action wi th which Secretary of until such time as the ImWe want to thank those who just signed the reverence of thought, But as children's television progr State Henry Kissinger was threatened was dropped. ams. Including the pending issues are rso1ved, should have been cards "Merry Christmas." he often did wh It must remain unce'ttaln Just hat value the cornnilttee renowned Sesame Street, for their sex effected immediately by consensus of the elected sensing he could add bçut to activity, en stereotyping," Sherman Franks stret ched a small matter Board. The fact that two of the elected Board will find in its study of aborted plots or why the White House into Irri ta ting made such a strcnuous defense of abandoned plans presumably Osteen pr'po'tions, We In comparison to those already publicized. ERSO N ERSON Both sides apparently were pleased over the etUement. Neithi-, wisely, claimed victory in the confrontation. • BERRY'S WORLD R TIlE ASOCIA 'I El) I'I{ES ita and No. 17 Maryland square ;i reputation that it can't win the 'Ilie firs t lull week of major off in the Gitor Bowl at Jack- big ones. college howl games begins sonvi lie, and one of the Both teams have lost bowl tonight when 13th-ranked F'lori- two lean is is almost sure to lose games over the past two years, lint a tie is the only thing that will keep one of the teams from breaking that jinx tonight. Florida, 9-2. also lost close regular-season contests in 1975 SPORTS to North Carolln:i State and Ceorgia. While Maryland beat Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. , i7S-5A N.C. State, the Terrapins, 8-2-1, ___________________________________________________ — lost to Southeastern Conference opponent Tennessee and could iii4mage just a tie with KenKen_______ tucks in another SEC game. The First bowl game that y could have a hearing on the n:itional championship is Wednesday Hu night when Penn State meets once-beaten Alabama in By JIM HYNES the Sugar Bowl at New (irleans —_ — Earlier Wednesday. N.C. State and West Virginia, both unranked, meet in th' Peach With No at i\tlanta. The fourth-ranked Crimson Tide, 10-1, will be out to break a lwl jinx of its own and en. hance its chances of a national Monday morning quarterbacks who speculate t'hunpinnshlp if No. I Ohio on the fortunes of the Vikings, Bengals, Cardinals State and No. 2 Oklahoma lose and Colts over the weekend may have some ideas their bowl games. Third-ranked of the fierceness with which the TexasA\tIost 20-0 toSout -n Super Bowl berths. California last Monday in the Yep, there were some headknockers. Seminole ibertv Bowl. County TV fans had it easy compared to Fran Alabama has lost Its last Tar k enton. A)! the bleary-eyed viewer had to do 'ii1 bowl appearances. lAnewas weave his way through interference to the backer Greg Iluttle of the eighth-ranked Nittany Uons, 9refrigerator for halftime snacks. believes Alabama is the tcwn But in comparison to a game they play in to heat. England, this NFL stuff is about as tough as a "Alabama deserves to be No. game of jacks. 1," 1w said Sunday, "The wishIn a small English town called Ashbourne, they bone is hard to stop. and Alahave a special brand of football in which the field is bama pl ays It better than anyInc we've seen." three miles long, and there are no rules. The game N.C. State, 7-3-1, scored a 49has been staged on Shrove Tuesday, which usually 13 West Virginia, 8falls in February, for two centuries now. 3 in the 1972 Peach Bowl, and The town of slightly better than 5,000 the two are expected to provide population, closes shop and takes sides. The opa high-scoring contest again posing teams are the Down'ards and the Up'ards — this year. th e distinction be ing which side of th e brook, which On New Year's Day, Thu day, there are three bowl divides the town, one is from. games, the Cotton. Rose and Any number can play the game, there are Orange Bowls, and all but the rules, no referees and the ball is never dead. Cotton could provide this year's A leather soccer bail, filled with cork shavings, national champion. is put in play and anything goes — kicking, Ohio State, 11. meets No. 11 scratching, passing, carrying. The games goes on UCLA. 8-2-1, for the second time through the deserted streets, backyards, garden this season in the,oe Bowl in Pasadena, patches, fields, and even the icy waters 9 f thc Okl Calif., and 10-1, nd No. stream. Michigan, 8-1.2, met in'thc OrThe games goes on until dark if no goal is reached. Twelfth-ranked Georgia, 9-2, The only out of bounds respected by both teams armlNo. 18,krkansas. 9-2. battle is the graveyard, in the Cotton Howl at Dallas Ha nes ' TOM TIEDE increase of for PEOPE TRUST ECKEID'S FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTIONS 4 I DON OAKLEY - . (AP)— have shared the job through an Hose gained 1,307 yards, only Florida is a one-touchdown i-raged 6.8 a carry. p.m. EST kickoff In tonight's listarinwil Gator Bowl football favorite. The Gators finished in Dickey tried to eicape the game. Coaches Doug Dickey of a tie for second In the tough role as favorite. nth-ranked Florida and J"rry Southeasteni Conference and "I look at it as aii CVCO (10borne of 17th-rated Mary- uound up with a D-2 record after game," the Florida coach said. land have a couple of things to losing two close game. "Most bowl games are. You occupy their mind.s. Maryland won the Atlantic look at what Maryland's done Dickey worries wWher two Cowst Conference champion- and what we've done fix] it's defensive regulars, tackle Dar- ship. about the same." ri-Il Carpenter and end Joe Al"I don't think there's any The teams met t% COuuImfln len, sill recover Ironi ankle (IU('stmofl Doug's k-am should be foes this season. Against Kensprains in lime. favorrd," Claiborne said. lucky, Florida won 4&7 while "Florida is ran ked high er than Mar yland had a 10-10 tie. howCarpenter stepped in a hole we are, they have a better ever, against North Carolina on an unf am iliar practi ce field record and, I think Doug would State, Florida lost 8-7 and iday a short time after Allen agree, more quality players." Maryland won 37-n. trIpped a motel staircase, The Maryland coach termed The last time Maryland and The two players have had t heir his Terrapi ns a no-name team Florida met was in the 11 had ankl e packed in ice to re- that won't have many players regular season. Florida scored duce swclling. and doctors said only time will tell If they can drafted by the Iros although a 17-10 upset. seven were r1ed to the AllTh e (lat or Howl game will be play. Aft team. Five are on the de- televised nationwide by ARC, Claiborne 's unccrn Is m:,re fensive unit. not surprising but there may be a few empty sirwt' Maryland rank ed 1'th na- sea t s in the stadium. A cr owd of pleasa nt. 1k is making up Florida. ru n ni ng from a wish- thousa nd short ntm nornia caDick or Mark Manges at quarbore oFfisc ki by cuart I ck pacit) 'nd well below the tcrtck Dick is better at passing arm] Dna (fal"ree and fuWack revorif --ornmed in when F'kritb II b 'tI1flO't 1413 Man'es better at running from JIiiiii [)t)SV, wit! 12th i t1 ;n 19. Maryland's I formation. They nation on rus1iit offense. '- �- T_ - - - - -. - - IA-Evening Horaid, Sanford, Ft. Monday, Dec. 2P, 9'S - t Phillips. charges were able to contain at the Lions and the borne team able to jump out to big first Phillips started putting full i(ary Ilird foul shot cut the Henr Monroe. "Reuben got the Job done," the high scoring Sanford squad had trouble working the ball period advantages before their court pressure on Mike Powell led the winners the margin to three, at 41-44, and a Mills went an, 'but ow big man with the sticky- man-to-man around it, while waiting fo; a opposition finally scored a Seminoles. Lee Ward Jumper brought them with 22points while Tony Norris A strange thing happened (6-6 Steve Baker) has a pressise. high percentage shot. point, tied 15 for the 1.akcland team. even chcer when the sntnr Saturday night at Oviedo Hieh sprained ankle and he couldn 't "Our defense played great, 3EMINOLE: Wns 1 12 9; Against l)aytona.Seabrceze it It wasn't until Dennis Golden banged it home with ju.t live School's gin after the Sanford move ver well because of it. the thing that beat us was the was insertel Into the game at was 9-0 and Eustis fell behind Cambell 0 00 0; T. SmI?h 4 0.0 I; LAXELAND SANTA FE: Norris S seconds left in the game but the ii 36 25; RaIn 2 3 4 Seminoles had struggled to an Actually I guess he did get fact we turned th. ball over 13 the 2:30 mark of the fj 11.4) before they finally put the 8akr 0000; Ho$linsworTh 13.6 S. lions ran out or time as Ward 3.11 iS; Scordino 42210; Thom6 4 exciting 51-0 win over the host around pretty good, considering times in the first half, allowed period, did O1edo finally break ball in the basket. 1 2;Poli7S 1022; McQueen 100 Totil 77716 51. missed a full court shot at the 2. Mother 0 0 0 0; Stanton 1 00 2; team in the finale of the Lions' the ankle, but we were bogged Sanford to get a couple of easy through to the scoreboard. OVIEDO: Ribbon 3775; Fuller 7 By the cnd of the first eight Christmas Tournament - the down most of the night. We just break-a-way baskets at the buzzer, Juska 10 7; P,octor 1 02; PhillIps 0 0=114; Ward 7 00 4; G1den 6 S 6 17 minutes Sanford was up 10-7, HInt 1123; Moore 1 0=01; COniy 0 000; Griswold 7074; HeeIy I 002. Golden finished wIth 17 points losing coach seemed to be dicfri't move well against their start of the second half and Totals: 74 1625 64. The Lion's sixth man hit a The half time buzzer sounded 000; H Smith 0000. Totals 2) Iii toleadtheLionsscoring parade happier than the winning one, man-to-man (defense). But weren't patient enough on of- driving jump shot and then with the count standing at 24-21 EUSTIS: Strickland S 00 10; while Lucious Fuller added 14 MOnrOe II 00 36: nasley 7 1 2 5. "We didn't play very well at Ovicdo played well ind we did fense for most of the first three completed a thrc point play by while the three quarter count all," the Semmole's mentor, win, so I can't really corn. quarters." and Hon Ribbon contributed øeIton 0 00 0: Masey 0 3.4 3; Seminole t i is 72-SI converting at the foul line to cut was 39-29. WillIams 0 00 0; TotI. 2$ II 60. Joe Mills, commented alter eight. plain." 0vi4 7 14 I 21-SO The Seminoles, who ran their the Sanford advantage to 8-3. The lions were able to close In the third place consolation Lakiland Sante Fe 7 1511 4-44 the Lion's head coach, Dale was very pleased at the way his straight win, threw up a 2-3 zone time that the Seminoles were Just over five minutes left as Detroit MIlwaukee K.C. Chicago - _____ !'J;-h I ______ __________________ ___________ -- --- =- BLOOMING1Xfl1, MInn. (AP) President Max Winter of the Mirmesota Vlldngs ha. offered a $5,000 reward for :!fc"mnat1in !cdii; tr th ;.rr.t arid cunvictlri ,f , f , ho hit a football official with a whisky bottle Sunday, The bottle struck Arrr,en Terrian in the forehead during the cksing seconds as the Dallas Cowboys rallied to defeat the VIkings 17.14 in the first round of the National Football League playoffs. Terzlan, 54, suffered a gash on the forehead, He was backed to his knee, but left the field under Ms own pow. The bottle was thrown from the end zone stands sboi'tly after fla1l;s had scored the winring touctGwn in the find minute of play. - Stan Smith Advances MELBOURNE, Australia American Stan Smith advanced through the firs round of the Australian Open Tennis Championship with a 74, 6-2, 6-2 victory over Auvtralian Cliff P1etda'. .. trri- by the end of the third quarter. In the day's only other game, the Spirits of St. Ijuls rallied to a 10297 victory over the VirinIa Squires. Hon Boone scored lOof his 24 points in the dedsive fourth-pcrit.d rzilh. Boor1e's sirt pulled L1,e Spirits from a 92-92 dead. loch wnti 5' minutes left. Dartrrouth 69, AssumptIon 64 Wake Forest 75, FlorIda 75, 01 Jot's, Jackvili, Si. St Pa., 90 Louisville 107. Texat AIM U -. Kentucky SI. SI, Seattle 51 Detroit 71, DePavl 67 3 Washington eor g e The loss was Virginia's fifth stra1ht. ' cisco i Niagara 77, Brown 39 Minnesota SO, Creighton 11 Outer 63, Penn St. SO Colorado 6%, Oklahoma 59 Kansas 6?, N.bneska U NC. State 79, Auburn , Colorado 12 Augu%tana, SD., 61, N. Iowa 61 Centenary 57, BowlIng Green 64 Utah St. 10$. P4. Texas St. I' 71, PennsylvanIa Tennessee '' 70 Tuiane $0, Ohio St. 45 Manketo 73. S. Dakola St. 71 Gannon 3$, Navy 52 Georgef own, CC.. 51, Colgate the e.l4oft.d 'x gi.s a emffi, saSs and rsd4 .conom know, And so do som, of ow moss , 1-9 Saturda7's Results Kinodomef the Sun Gainesville BUCPIhOIZ 62, Lakeland Think radial.., and took to the leader MICHELIN Kathleen SI Jacksonville 001141 57. HawThorne ,,,, ,,, 4' Rlckards Tallahassee Lahetand 6% Lion's International ChampIonship Sanford SI, OviedO 50 Consolation I 'Nightly 8:00 p.m. 'Matinees Wed. & Set. 1:45 '3 Trifecta Races 'Big Perfecta Lakeland Santa Fe 64, Eustis 60. Ladies Nite Mn.Jay Matir.ees BegIn Feb. 22nd. MCROBERTS TIRES - 'rWO-ORLc)Do KeYa cUE • a &O$ 4O4s 4 Ju.1rftt4*, !&97MI4 RESERVJ4TIQNS; B311dOC FrIday, Dec. $vn Suit At El Pass, Tea. ':' r- .. . _' u"'"-------- "' Los Angeles at Mlnnesola Tuesday's Games PhIladelphia at New1 York Islanders Kansas City at Vancouver Califcwnla at Chicago WHA W L T Pt, OF GA --' tasi uivisron -. N. Eng, Cinci Inidapolis Cleveland Houston Mmvi. Phoenix D 1616 3 35 103 102 16 It I 3) 110 161 14 17 2 30 102 107 I? 20 2 26 lOS 123 West Divislea 71 12 0 12 133 114 16 13 1 36 130 lOS 16 13 2 34 101 103 1515 3 33 1)7 117 12 20 I 23 lOS ) Canadian Division 21 11 1 19 Ill 133 Winnipeg 24 14 0 4 152 107 I? II 7 10 II) 130 Calgary Edmonton IS 77 2 32 13.6 163 11 77 3 25 149 175 Toronto Saturday's Results Houston S. Minnesola 0 Phoenix 10, Denver 0 Quebec Cleveland S. Toronto 0 Quet,ec 6. Edmonton 3 Sunday's Results San DIego 2, Mmnne'.ota I Phoenix S. Denver It -'--.z= NINTH -$16, C: 1. Greg Pruitt (4) 2.50, 3.00, 2.10; 2. Montague Queen (6) 5.20, 3.20; 3. Moody Hall (2) 2.50; 0 (46) 24.40: P (4=4) 33.50: 32.03. TENTH $.16, A: 1. K's Moongfo (7)4.40,300,350; 2. JIG's Fbeetfeet (4)4.10. 1.10, 3. JOyful Jack (3) 3.60; 0 (47) 13.40 lit h=ilf OP 37.4$. ELEYEWTH - 3L B; 1.KennyB. Ecker'? (7) 3300. 6.00, lOOt 7. MIss Catabash (1) 7.50, 2.20; 3 Penny Evans (1)2.50; Q (4-7) 27.40; P (1.4) 131,40; 39.67. TWELFTH - 3 I, C: 1. X's Rudyard (1) 6.40, 3.50, 2.40; 2. Coroll Kind (1) 7.60. 4.20; 3. Irase Eckerl (7) 5 00; Q (11) 73.00; 1 (4=17) 241.60; 39.77. A-3SS1; H. 111.363. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES FIRST -S IS. C I. Moc.casln 11.00.) 10,3 60; 2. Crack Pot (5) 2.10. 3=70; 3. KG Sage (3) 3.50; Q (2.5) mb; 137)1. 5.16, 0: ) F'eggy SICON 0 RaIder (1) 3.00. 7.50. 3.4; 2. Devon FIRST-S.1S, B: 1. Terry Gibson; 7. Astro Helen; 3. Happy Day; 1. Eades Lon Gal; S. Lusty Lieutenant; 6. Sweet Delay; 7. VIctory Victory 5. Wedneay Go. SECOND - 1. Aldana Alberdi (1) 570 3 4 1 00; 2. Echaro Beitia (7) 440 4 10, 3 Ica Elorza (3) S 60; 1)521.50, P (1 2) 5.80 70; BIgQ (3 7 with 2 11 $116 70 THIRD - i. Urza .lavI (7) 19.50. 11,10,570:2, EchanoOkoki (2)6.60, 3 Bases; 5. PraIrie Layer; 6. Doodle R.;7. B.eckyShan:5.DslntyLouIsi. FOURTH - S-iS, M: 1. Red Casasta; 7. WyclilI Dine; 3. Ragal Gold; 1. Baxe; S.War Hone; Aholso )oey; 7. InjunctIon; I. K's SWinger. FIFTH - 5=16. C' 1, Rumbler; 2. RamblIng Red; 3. H.C.'s Delight; , Kriita; 5. Fan's Dawn: 6. WIlto'*In; 7. Best Turn; I. OR's RIp Top, SIXTH - 5.16, A: 1. Gold Ore; 2. Andy Over; 3. Money Maze; I 0 fI) REALIDADES: 85- Evening inc,ual series. MOVIE: i'he Purp!o Plasn." Grogofy Peck, Bernard 600 () (14) (5) (2) NEWS (I VILLA ALEGRE Lee 1955.Atheqcrashenthe ungie, Iigi'tts his way back to CiVZatk)fl. TBA €D LOST IN SPACE 7.00 ZINE 12) ROBERT YOUNG, FAMILV DOCT")R fI) INTERCOM 24 STAR TREK 730 t? 20, S 20,1142 fliibos Echive(ól 5Q I ) llcjI Quola (2) 1.40. (IS) $620, p (16) $162.30 DD (lI) $314l0 FIFTH - I. ChuchoMugueria (7) 14.50, 1 30, 3.50; 2. ManoloBenooa (I) S 10, S60; 3 ErdoriEchave 140:0(75) 591.2C; p (7k) $137.10 SIXTH - 1. Alava Sanchez (3) 910, 5.00, 2.10; 2. ArechaQuiola (2) 6.00, 2.10; 3. Negul (chive (4) 7.60; 0 (73) 577 00: P (32) $9340. SEVENTH -1. UriiBeitia (1) 13.lO,670,510;7. AldaniQko&.i(5) 7.80, 5 CO. 3 Eddy.Le,iii (3) $10; o (4 5) 540 60. P (1 6) $110 70. EIGHTH - 1. S.anti Muguersa (1) 23.20, 5.40, 1.60; 2. AlavaLarrea 72.50, 610; 3 FerminAzpi (7) 6.20; 0(31)13940; P (13) 596.00. NINTH - 1. Aguirre (1) 1180, 7.20. 3 10, 2, SaIa (2) 4 10. 3 10; 3 AItu (61 500, 0 (17) 5.13,50; P (12) $166 SO.; TINTH"i.Larrea(4) 13.40,6.00, 360; 2. Maruri (I) 6.20, 3.50; 3. Fermin(3)170;Q(4e)$5o.0O; P(1. I) $315.10; DO (14) $192.30 ELEVENTH-i Arecha.Azpi 1.00, 7 10. 710. 7 CMho.Re,on (3) 1.60, 3.60. 3 DomIngo Altu (1) 370; Q (37) 137 60, P (73) 544.40. TWELFTH - I. BilboaJuan () ) WiLD KINGDOM: Baboons of Tanzania" (14) HOLLYWOOD SOUAU(ES MATCH GAME (5) LET'S MAKE A DEAl. 8.00 (2) (12) NBC MOVIES: "The Moose, The Pussycat And FnIOnds."ScottJacoby,WuiiAjn tngUpiflthe1950sInChlc,0, '4) (I) RHODA: Brencia li hot boat frIend, °"' to find shi has one more '0=sto she hadn't counted on. 0 (Z) SPECIAl. OF THE WEEK: 'In Performance at Wofl Trap Prosorvallon HaIl JazzBand."Enuxoconceniof old time New Orleans Jazz. (I) VINCE LOMBARDI RE- SECOND -1. Ech.anoBeitia 71.10, 7.80, 4.50; 2. Aldana.Yza (1) 7.50,3.50;). CathoElorza (3) 3.50; 0 (17) 2660; P (1.7) 9990; Big 0 (16 8:30 JJ MOVIES COf4T.: To Watch Over' - 1. LarrlJavi 5.40, 3.60; 3. Ur:a.Beitla (1), 5.20; 0 1'5 43.10; P (5.1) 43.10. EIGHTH - 1. CelayaAzpi (7), 13 60, 9 40. 3.10; 2. Chutho Juan (2), ' Q 127)3750; P (7*) 12000. NINTH -1 OiIbJo (5) 1250, 7.50, 00, 2 Erdo:a (4) I 60, 4.00; 3. Agulrre(7)460; 0(41)39.00; P (5 1)103 50. TENTH'-I.Mar'urI (7) 1660. 5.60, 1.00; 2 Larrea (2) 6.00, 400: 3 Fermin (5) 4.60; 0 (2 7) 10.10; P (7' DO (5.7) 196.50 ELEVENTH - 1. AiiChiElOf'i (2) 17*0, 3.40, 1.20: 2. Alava Azpl ), O0 3.00; 3. Erdoza Perez (I) 7.20; 0 (27) 1000; p (77) 755.10. TWELFTH - 1. SantiAltu METCO and Jim cooper. 11:00 (21) (4) (61) (12) NEWS 0 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF f LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU € 700 Ct.U8 rhurs., see below, (2.) IL ('T'huri. On?y)JUNIOR 9-00 iL MOViES CONT.: "The Owl 'id The Puuyal?" 1970. BlInd man obsessed by Va&.ane*e(conoctlon learns up to steal them. 1145 CE) LATE NEWS 12:15 (5) DONKIRSHNER'SROCK CONCERT 100 C1} TOMORROW 130 '4) LATENEWS 1:45 (41) PASTOR'S STUDY 2.00 (2.) DAILYDEVOTIONAL Tuesday Morning 6:00 (Mon., Wud., Fri.) "An ttwopoiogy of the Midcle East W%d North AMCS" (Tues, Thur's )"Maglc,FalthandHoal. ing." 6:10 6:15 (5) SUNSHINE ALMANAC: Not on Thursday. 625 (2) (Moo) 'WIth This Ring" (Tues,, Thurs.) "Jeannie" (Wed) "Profiles In Edocatlon" (Ffl) Foroslgtit 2020." 6:30 . (3) PASTOR'S STUDY Ci) sUNRISE SEMESTEr 6:35 FARM AND HOME (1) helping each other' out of dif. emt - ru.ng situ- ( Not on Thursday. (IZ HI NEIGHBOR new method by which married people can "fight fur." (A) (I) (Thu's. only) SUNSHINE 6:45 AAANAC 0 €1) SPECIAL. OF THE 6:50 ('.4) NEWS foatun- 6:55 (2) DEvO'no,L. sell. 6:S8 BOWL. FOOTBALL. Univorsay of Florida vi University of Maryland, Jack- (5) Qf flv4Jle 930 (21) 12) MOVIES CONT.: MIchael ConstantIne and Barbara Rhoacies star u husband arid wife detectIve team. (14) MAUDE: Maude iL PAUL HARVEY (2.) (12) 7 TODAY (Local news at 725 and 825.) (4,) (5) CBS NEWS U SESAME STREET (I)G000MORNING,AMER800 (4) (5) KANGAROO CAPTAIN 7 .0. 520, 7803 Marurl.Ju4n (U . . ii, .i Ln,Jcno uguerza i,, ' 3.60; 0(12)3400, P (21) 109 50; flg Montague Beacon. SEVENTH -3.16, D; 1, G.M's I Cold U; 2. Solo Jack; 3. TeIla Fella; = Besty's Hank; S. Quick Offer; 6. Calico Cover; 7. KG Cougar; S. , 2 pm. ie eropt.d Thvs Lseo below only) COT. TON BO'M FESTIVAL PARADE:WiSIiamCovad,sI'st, BOWL: North Cai'ollnaStatevs wllh commentators Sally Struthere and Larry Unv3e. o nIy '(, (Iues SOUNDSTAGE (?n1. only) KUP'S SHOW €D MOTHERS IN LAW 10:30 300 U2 WHEEL OF FOR- .2.) 1045 (Thurs only) (2) 'ij, ROSE - Half. State said Sunday he is getting over the effects of a summer injury to his left foot and will run in the Jan. 16 SunkIst In. s'it.ational in Los Angeles. Enyeart said, however, he would probably have to wear a rf1'It hrnn "mn.e f ,ki 1411. 144 J1.. " Enyeart stretched a lnuscle a ?an-Afrlcan-West German track meet In North Carolina. He said he had problems with the Injured arch until a heel and CUP fltCtl Support was made for him. at A political science majat' (I) 1 60,760, 3 yellow Star (2) 2.40. (Q) (SI) *19 70, 1 (II 7) $14.10; POtjsTH -S.)6,M: I. ilattuai (11 300, 2.10; 2.20; 2. Manatee Bonnie four years after this SNSO13 *ith the Olympics as a "deli. nite goal." .'-' €9 ROCKY AND FRIENO UNDERDOG 4.00 IRONSIDE: 12) Preempted Thin, see 2'.30. 1.4)GILLIGAN'SISLAND:Preempted Thuri, see2pm. '6) PA,qTRIDGE FAMILY: Preempted Thin, see 2 pm. 0 fI) MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD .1) DINAH €9 ADDAMS FAMILY 4,30 12 (This's ory) ROSE 2 4= '6 c8 BOWPRlEGAEPAO 1200 (4.) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW '16) MERV GRIFFIN SHOW U €1) SESAME STREET €9 THE LONE RANGER (2) NEWS: Preempted Thur's (4) (5] YOUNG AND REST. LESS: Preempted Thuni., see (2) (tZ' (Then's. 005y) ROSE BOWL FOOTBALL GAME Afternoon 4:45 11:30 a.m. Ohio State Pasadena. 0 FEEDBACK (R) CE) NEWS (IlL HIGH ROLLERS: Pre UCLA. at 5:00 12: Prevrçte.d Thurs., see 4.45 p m Ti) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND B.&W) €9 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB MAGNIFICENT 121' .2) vs (2) ADAM ep(od Thurs. €9 BIG VALLEY 1230 MARBLE MACHINE: Pro- ernP(od Thurs. (4.) (6) SEARCH FOR 5:30 iL NEWS: Preempted (2,) TOMORROW: Preempted Thuri, 300 4:45 p.m U €Z) ELECTRIC COM- Thurs., see 1130am (5) ALL MY CHILDREN: M. only, one hou' PANY (11) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES €9 MAYBERRY AFt): (Toes, Only) LOST IN SPACE 1255 (2) dZ NBC NEWS : Preempted Thurs . .- -. . Preempted IBARGAINMATS.EVERY6AiI I 'T1L2'30P,M.-S1,25 J 1)5321 145 7:14 13,04 see 11.30a.m. Pro. (COI'ç5C ompted Mon. on'y, sos 1230 €9 MOVIE: (MoniBodmen Dawn P.affi)l" Errol Fiyn.n B.is4 Rattrm. Wod.) "Th' Ro&d'lng Twonlos." Cagney, I'5rplyey &g (Thin.) "God IS My Co-Pilot' Dennis Ptwgan, iaynorrJ Pvss5ey. (Fyi) "Vcxxoo Is land." Boris Kanlofl, Beverly Tyler. C. Scott The Hindenburq "t b. LAIi P10*111. N.J. flY-IC THIS DAY, THE TRUTH IS STILL QUESTIONED. : . L!'o. .i o' ii S C.'D*S .1J '12.' DAYS OF oun LIVES Preempted Thurr, 1' ,.'__:.t INTiV*Sf5 ITmlS TREASURE ISLAND SHOW 7:30 Ii'ii[s1'alI5!jtqi TE(ATU Mit:w 1:00 THE NORTHVILLE CEMETERY MASSACRE ALSO NOMERCY MAN ________________________ _________________________ ____________ FREE SWAP 5HOP' AND FLEA MARKET EVERY -. SUNDAY ,_ - fl. ______________ ______________ I 4*3 4* 4I 71$ i;S$ _________ 'J::, _________I r STARIIIHO GENE LIZA -' 'IS'S Enjoy much large, "Seek & Find" pussIes with over 50 discoveries pet psnel in an all.new series o(24.pog, booklet., To order volume, I, II and UI, send $1 r each. making check. payable to "Seek & Find" in car's o(thls newipeper. . [Lucxi I.ALLJSA-IAI5 -'-='-=.- VIVAL Kir RADE: Bob Barker, Michael Learned, Tony Orlando pe g. we hosts. (9) RYAN'S HOPE; Jay I EIGHTH: 1. ChuchoJuan. 7. Sale. BilbaoMentha (Thurs.) CONSUMER SUfl 3] NEWS: Pneemp(edThuis, SEVENTH: 1. EthanoArara. 2 icaBeltia, 3. Uria IbIS, 1. Larrl Alberdi, 5. Domingo.Yza, 6. Eddy Perez, 7. AldanaOkoki, I. Plegul TWELFTHS 1 Ce!eyaJuan, 2. Santi.Agulrrc, 3, fermtn=Altu, I L"tora Muguetsa. S. Sale Larrea, 6 ,%.runiRamon, 7. CPwchoAzpl, S Tues., Wed, Fr € uLlAS, YOGA AND YOU Preempted Thur's., see below (41) Ci) (Thuni. only) TOUR. NAMEUT OF ROSES PA- Domingo Bengoa, 7. Bilbao (chive, Alive (chive empted Wed., see 230 pm Laooii1 the Irvecoverage from Pasodena With Ed UcMihon as roving reporter. Kate Srrth is Grand Marshal. (4) CS) LOVE OF LIFE: Thuns. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES FIRST: 1. Ethano=Beltia, 2. Eddy Ieniz, 3. Barn Okoki, I Lirri Ararsa, 5. Negui Elorza, 6. Aldana Via, 7. Urza Sanchez, I. Ica Ar.PaAzpI, 7. ManoloZirre, S. MATCH GAME: Pre- Thor's, see 2pm. RADE'hnDdaonanciKe '41 MIDDAY: ELEVENTH: 1. OguIza MIguel, 2. Cactso Pert:, 3 Domingo Juan, 4, Etctia Alto, S. Barre Benuoe, 6. .[) TI) ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Pro. :j) j. (Thuns. only) TOURNAMENT OF ROSES PA- 1hurs, = "Romagnoli's 1.00 0 (77 with 12) 1,4*1.10 H 3,112 123.602; A Agulrre, 3. Alava ArpI, 4. S.anti. Ramon, S. Manolo Muouerza. 6. Fermin.Larrea, 7. MaruriAltu. Celaya Mencha NINTH: I. Agulree. 2 Sale, 3. Erdoma, 1. Atlu,!. Ramon, 6 Azpi, 7. Bilb.ao. .. Zarre TENTH: 1. Santi, 7. Mencha, Lorrea, 4. Mvguenza, S. Chucho, 6. Celaya, 7. Marur I, Ii. Fermln 1; bOiCW LarniEloria, 7. Urza=Yza, I. Oguixa Sanchez THIRD: 1. AldanaL.eniz, 2. Echöno Okokl,), IcaYza, 1. Oguiza Arena, S. Lerrl Qulola, 6. Eddy JavI, 7. Arecha Alberdi, 5. Urze Beitia FOURTH: 1. CachoQuiola, 2. Barre Etoria, 3. ArethaSanche:, 4. Doml,go Zarre, S. Negui.Perez, 6. Bulbaojavl, 7. ManoloEchave, $ Alava Bengoa FIFTH: I. SantIMencha, 2. SaIa Rimon, 3. Erdoza Aguirre, I ManoloMiguel, 5. Fermin.Echave, 4. Chucho Bengoa. 7. Celaya Muguenza, I. MaruniLarrea SIXTH GAME: 1. Coci'ioSanche:. 2. Oguiza Miguel,). Barr. Zarre, I NeguI.Elonia, S. AlavaJavi, 6. LOGAN, Utah (AP) ) 330 Tht.n., see 10pm Me 7; 4. Jan C; S. Os Big Jim; 6. ED's MIsCheII; 7. Donald Go; I. Marigold Oak. NINTH - 516. C: 1. Blue Benny; 7. Lonine Bolin; 3. Hurrying; 4. Little Siper; 5. Classy Wink 7; 6. Stolen Gold; 1. Brkley Smliey; S. Country Rip. Enyeart To Run (Mon Table" €9 MYFAVORITEMARTIAN ('5) SHOW OFFS o (2) 121 HOLLYWOOD SOUARES:Preomptodlhuns., Dc"ns P.torgan. 1941. ('Tuc den pm (18) GAMBIT: Preempted AldanaB,iIIa, 5. CechoAlberdl, 6. 1. (4) ('5,) AU. IN THE FAMILY; PreempteciThurs.,see2pm. .j GENERAL HOSPITAL Preempted Wed, see 2 33 BOWLPREVIEW:DocS,verInseniostioalookatsevei-ai oftheouts*anónghighsctx,ol bands that W f3Wth In tfk) Tournament of Roses Parade 1100 Hoeler; 2. Brothers Gone: 3. Play C: rptei mon., see 230 pm. (5) EDGEOFNIGHT €9 700CLUB ci Mis'so',jn.' Wayne Manic 3$, (2) U2 ANOTHER WORLD TUNE: Preempted 'i'1uti (4) PRICE IS RIGHT: Proemptod Thuni., see 10 am. SECOND: I. IceArana, 2 Echano Lenit. 3.3. EddyOkolhi. I - . 0 SESAME STREET (F)) Alberoi. EIGHTH Weit V'wgfila. Live, from Dalas. pm L..'s LOW,.. ThE NEIGHBORS: Prt OrflptOd Wed. 80 belOw CE) (Wed. Only) PEACH .12 SOMERSET: Preempted ii.C.', Hnrry; 3. Boclie Bill; 6. Sapporo Pearl; 7. AvIator; I. TIur 6:38 (4) (5) ALL IN ThE FAMILY: Mike arid Gloria teach Ec*th a log poirtical satirist Marc t. ORANGE BOWL PARADE: Live. CoraiGables.JoeGa,,,g. lola and Anita Bryant are cohsts, with speclaJ guest Vonda Van Dy'ke. UVING WORDS 6:43 Special." Live, Buffalo, CELEBRITY (4) (16) (Thin. Buck I-lenry and Bernadette Peters costar as an aspiring writer and an actieu who fi.nd a strange mutual attraction by WEEK: Marc RusaodComedy 10.00 (12' VatiCan Affair," Walter Pidgeon, Ira Funstenbeng. Moos. 4) ('6) (Thti5. only) COTTON BOWL GAME: Aslian.as vi Geornia. (5) $10000 PYRAMID 230 (2) (1Z THE DOCTORS: Preempted Thus , see below 2i 12) (Thtss. only) START THEREVOLUTIONW11'HO&.J'I' ME: Gone Wilder and ()na)d Sutherlarai star as twins who becon involved inthe French Redsiion (1) THE GUIDING (4) LIGHT: Preempted Thur's. (4) PHIL DONA'1UE SHOW CL) PRICE IS RIGHT: PIe- (1) PHYLLIS: PIrj$iS (.4) (Cloris Leactvnart) goeo long distance" to "speak wIth hen departed husband. GATOR BOWL PREVIEW 40th anniversary ce(ebratfl when, unexPectecy. they announce to stafllod fanlsIj their Plans to fl C KUTANA: Preempted it CI) SUNSHINE ALMANAC (2) 1. Erdoia Menclsa (ii 17 iO.t 50.170;?. Manolo Muguerza (6) 7.50, 300. 3. Chucho Ram (I), 410; 0 (1 6) 61.00; P (16) 153.10. SIXTH - I. AlavaElorza 76.10, 16.60, 700; 2. Ogulza Qulola (2). 7 10,1.10; 3. Domingo!arre(S), SWEEPSTAKES: Pomptoci husband, a New York lawyer. 3. Ar,chaLenhZ (1) 3.00; Q (35) 37.20; P (5-3) 112.50. FOURTH - t aarreouioIa 1.00, 3.50, 3.20: 7"Domlngo.Eterr. - Chishoim, Joan McGulre of (I) SUNRISE JUBILEE 8 57 (7) (11 NBC NEWS UPDATE (8')) si (2) domestic comedy about a female parole officer and her with 17) 999.10. THIRD - 1. LarriQuloIa (I) 9.10, 1 00. 300; 2. lcaOkoki (3) 4.50• 4.40; 2 160, 340; 3. Arecha.Perez (5) 600:0(12)43.70; P (17)25.40:00 Lugosi. (8AW)1935. '12 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 830 (41) SUNRISE SEMESTER: Mo"JaneAlexandenandLawrence Luckinbrll star in this 16.10, 14.60. 400; 2. Urza.Leniz (I) 6.70, 6.20; 3. LarriAran.a (5) 1.20; 0 (16) 3*10; P (Ci) 710.10. pire." Lionel Barryrncwe, Bela holds girl captive as he seeks CE) Everett) Is ag'avateci U. 10:30 0 WORLD PRESS SAY, BROTHER: "Dosegregatmn.' A roexwnlnatcn of the 1954 Supreme Cowl decision with Rep. Shirley Demeft. 1952. Nolorlouspirate P 1,70; Big 0 (37 with 23) $1,766.20. A - 1,173; Handle $105,996. FIRST - 1. AldaiOkokI '*'itt sa..j Pirate." Roôoni Newton, Linda fortune. SATURDAY NIGHT Cont. from yesterday. (Thurs.) .2 la TONIGHT (14) (4.) CBS MOVIE; 'The VISITED €9 MOVIE: "Blackboard the 13.20, 5.10, 300; 7. MaruriAltu (5) 5.40, 3.50; 3. CelayaMuguerza ( 1963. (Wed )Fou'For Texas" 'Man Made Monsler. Lon Chanoy, Lionel Atwifl. (BAW) 1941. (Ffl.)"Mark of the Vam. j. Madden, George O'Hanion stain this half hourcomodj aboulttveol6yewoldsgtow. Joan Parker. (B&W) 1944 (Tues.) Fow For Texas" ion Chaney, Jean Paricer. (98W) (.4.) (1) MEDICAL CENTER: 'gg AS THE WORLD .4 TURNS: Preempod Thurs. see 11-.30am. .J) RHYME AND REASON 2 '2i 11i (Thtu only) FULL HOUSE: Ken Mars and Liam star in this domestic D comedy set at the time of a 900 (2) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW L MIKE DOUGLAS SHO'W (I) MOVIE: (Mon.) "oeacs ta,' C,i" Lu,, clay, 10.00 Cannon (Chad 1) TO TELL THE TRUTH -.4) BEWITCHED CE) CONCENTRATION (2) '7'EWfl'NESS MACA- (6) 6.50; 0 (27) $39.00. P (77)514530. OURTH - I. BarreElorra 111 . SECOND-31,C: I. Fancy Fiiiie; 2. JIG's Go Girl; 3. Douglass be; I Country Goldie; S. Daisy RB.; 6. Cap's Bonny. 7. Touch of Hope; Ultra Violence. THIRD-S 16, D: 1. Ut Selective; 2. True Dress; 3. Mineola Abble; 1. yeart said he would like to run in amateur meets for three or (2) 3.20; 2.50; 3 Uncle WIllIe (6) 11.20. 180. 1,00; 2. Ur:aElorza (7) 9.60, 520; 3. Negui Sanchez (1) 3.10; Q (37) $51.70; P (37) 5277.50. SEVENTH miler Mark Enyeart of Utah SATURDAY MATINEE Echar Alberdi (3) 5.60,6.404.00:7. EchanoAlb"rdl Ci), Tuesday's Games Quebec at Minnesota Dog Racing SATURDAY MATINEE FIRST - I 4.00: 0 (71) 51.50; P (7.7) 154.20. In Sunkist Race San Diego at flew England Indianapolis at Denver Edmonton at Toonto Winnipeg at Houston ORLANDO.SEMII4OLE mance has QOne out of her marriage. (R) (4) (6) CBS NEWS :5) ABC NEWS €1) INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL JalAlal the ides that Monday 6:30 (2) dZ NBC NEWS FIFTH Cincinnati 1, Indianapolis 1 New England 1. Clevetnnd 0 Calgary 6. Winnipeg 4 Quebec 6, Tciron'o 1 Todai'9 Games No gam.s Scheduled SANFORD-ORLANDO 6$, .si. ' Atlanta at Toronto Montreal at Waihlngton (I) 3 20; (1 (15) 131 70; DC) (2.1) Pittsburgh 33. Kansas 'n'-.' ixhibition $32.10; P (IS) 562.70. 532.15 THIRD - 3.16, C: 1. Kenny Kyle (3)1)70,3 50,210; 7. Football 4 • •''ir Rangers 3. exhibitIon Boston 1, Philadelphia 2 Vancouver 3. Detroit 2 Buffalo 2. ChIcago 7, tIe Kansas CIty 3, CalifornIa 1 Today's Games Soviet Wings at Pittsburgh, SpecIal (S)S.60,410,3. One For You CoIIege JOHN DICKEY, INC. PH, 322-0651 405 W, FIRST SANFORD 93117 Indianapolis 2, CincInnati 1 Prep Basketball 811(118 . Fran. N. Dakof a U, Morningside 73 N. Dakola St. 90, S. Dakota ____ 'Thursdays Beach Dttquesne 7$. Oregon Iowa 7, Holy Cress rld& Wv .atin radlaS = By The Azaoehled Press Big man Dan Issel scored 29 points and led the Denver Nug. gets to a 119-105 viciory over Irdiana In one of only two American Bas)'etball Assod'tbon (a11)es sIaed Surular. The Inks IIM a effort of 3!, points by Darnell hftllinan of the Pacers. fltvid Thompson scored 73 points fatDenver. The geme was tIed 13 times ColumbIa Tennessee St. V. Bentley 76 ' Issel's 29 Keys Denver Caro 62 E. Ky. 11, OkIa. City 62 Mich.4i'5 oodd-w4 d Ab OS thu M(tP*Ii DIego _____ San 3 77 Los Angeles 9, Kansas CIty 4 St. LouIs 4. Vancouver 2 Chicago 4. Toronto 1 Sunday's Results Soviet Army 7, New York Poly. San Long 12 27 PIttsburgh 3, Atlanta 2 Montreal 7. MInnesota 1 Cal. 51, 1021 4 24 51 1M 3 77 3 11 10? 779 Adams Division 7110 3 41 ISo 100 19 9 5 16 125 107 Toronto 7313 $ 34 107 105 73 belied ,adljj firs. Abovt $5,000 Offered For Cuipri Norris DIvision Montreal 25 5 6 56 131 76 L.Ang,ln 70 14 2 12 iii 119 PIllS. 14 17 4 2 113 14.1 ahu'day'5 Results lire $5 Indiana 97, Manhattan SI ___ 2.40; 0 (13)59.60; p (54) 297.60; Wafts Csnference Calif. TOURNAMENTS st. John's, N.Y., 7). S. ._1 Enid (5) 7,40,180,3.00; 2. K's Pistol (4) 10.00, 1.50;). Breene (3) 5.70; Q (4.3) 71.50; P (54) 210; 31.63. E1014TH-S.16,D: i.Berkley0ld Sid (5) 9.40,6.50, 3.00; 2. Hof's Arab (1) 73.10, 410; 3. Wycllff Dolly (7) 4 3.4 113 i Buffalo Boston San Jose St. 55, Los Angeles 39, SEVENTH -$16, TM. 1. WyclIf I 7)19 $ 77 1121 1 26 53 13$ 1121 7 21 79 Mirvs. FAR WEST Tech (1)9.00,S60;3. SpnnysJe$ (2) 0 (1.5) $4 50; T (512) 1666.70; 31.19 7110 12 10 116 12 iS 6 20 105 101 Detroit MIDWEST Houtc.,n 72. Dayton 61 Toledo 1$, Capita) 45 Bradley 61, Kant St. 67 Ill. St. V Idaho St. 71 Texas 1S17 Washn. ____ p NY Rangers S LouIs K.0 • Alcorn St. $6, Xavier, La. 71 Vanderbilt iS. Boston C0I 71 In Orange Bowl Net Finale I 10 6 41111 u ISIS 1 10 1)6 10% Vancvr $16. M: 1. X'S - Sumpin (8)180, 2.10,7.10; 2. Be My Wisc (6)210,7.10:3. Albrt's Clyde (2) 3.10; 0 (65) 3.60; P (14) 14.10; 32:00 FIFTH - C: 1. Wyclifl Sam (6) 17.10,1,60,1.30; 2. Lonesome Jason (3)7.20,313;3. Nodak King (I) 4.40; 0 (3=6) 42.20; P (63) $177.10; 32.2$ SIXTH - 5.16, A: 1. Modnt Mitzl (5) 1560, 71.50,1.60; 2. Joy Jangles Smyth. DIvision ,' Wyoming SRhode Island IS, FOURTH NY Island Atlanta Chicago Louisiana St. It, $tWfcWd r" FIRST -5.16, B: 1. Tryst,,' (5), 5.20.3.10,3.20:7. Glen's Carol (1), S.40. 400; 3.HeIvetiC$(2),52O;(Ql, 5) 514.40; 131.13. SECOND - 'e, 0: I. Ima Bean (3), 7.60, 3.60, 2.50; 2. Go GO Catus (4) 7.40. 2.40, 3. K's Fatima (2), 2.60; 4) $10.20; DO ($3) $36 70; p (3. 4)5.35,10; 395.5 THIRD-S=76,D: I.M.A.'s'Steven (6). 12 60. 300, 2.60; 2. Kristen (S) 2 70, 270: 3. Easy Punch (3), 0 (56) 700• I (653) $105.60; 37.13. NHL Campbell Conference Patrick Division W I T Pts OF GA Philphia 72 3 $ $2 157 n Duke Ill, W. Kentucky 50 Long Island 69, SATURDAYNIGHT Pro Hockey _____ Bonaventure . Pisyof Is Saturday's Results AFC SemifInal Pittsburgh 2$. BaltImore 70 NFC Semifinal Los Angelcs 35. St. LouIs 23 Sundays Results NFC Semilinal Dallas 17, Minnelofa 11 AFC Semifinal Oakland 31, Cincinnati 25 Sunday. Jan. 4 A$C Final Oakland it Pittsburgh NFC FInal Dallas at Los Angeles St Francis, Pa., 57, Cleveland St. 41 Upsala St. Thomas If. Aquinas 67 $t. A-2.957; Handle $171,573 NFL EAST -. TWELFTH , D I Shang Tanç (I) 5.20, 3.50,300. 2. Eades Sherl (4) 1.60. 5.40; 3. Thelo (3) 5.20; (I4) $23.50; T (143) 61.53; Pro Football Basketball Loyola 52 M' Sunday, Jan Ii College 90. vs Senior Bowl at Mobile, Ala. Tuesday's Games Sen Antonio at Indiana Denver at St. Louis Gottiried Meets Luna Today _____ FIa. New York at Kentucky Nevada Rrio $ 99 (10 I 0) $19.50; $31.41. Saturday, Jan. 3 EasIWest Shrine. Stanford, Calif. Saturday, Jan. II Hula Bowl, Honolulu, Hawaii AllAmcrlcan flow!, Tampa, Denver 130. New York )%3 Indiana 97, VirgInia 91 Sunday's Results St. Louis 102, VirgInia 97 Denver 110, lndlan.a os Today's Games . Bucks edged the Phoen1 Suns Pistons 103, KIngs 87 88ss the Boston Celt1c beat ctt. Ro scri 29 points Los Angeles Lakers 123-113 to lead the Pistons to only their the Seattle SuperSonles de- second victory in the last 12 (eated the Houston Rockets 116- gaines Detroit center Bob Lar . 1' 1 tJ ;, I Ohorv,s ( 17) fl L Pc?. GB 7 .739 9 .679 2" 17 613 I 71 621 11 .317 20 129 10 77 754 %51. 97, $13.00, ELEVENTH -516, 0: I. BIcker (5) 3.60, 310, 360; 2. Pecos Stormy (1) 17.00. 5.00; 3. Brindle Magic (6) 660; 0 (ii) $12.10; BP Orange Bowl Saturday's Results $t. Georgia At Miami, Fla. Kansas City at Cliveland Memphis technic 66 vi. (I 21) Chicago at Washington Boston at Golden State Seattle at Los Angeles • (970) Rose Bowl York SOUTN $32.19. TENTH -5.16, A: 1. My Delia (5) 7.43. 3 00. 3 00:2. Bob's P.Oa (6) 2.A0• ) 00. 3 x's Prize (1) 3 10; Q (56) At Pasadena. Calif. Ohio Slate (1% 00) vs. UCLA Thday'sO&mes flew York at Chicago Tuesday's Games Miwsikee at Bulfalo . Rue (1) 660. 3.00. 7.14; 2. Bloody .Iane(1)3,$0.2.60:3.LittieBonBon (2)4 50; Q (II) $9.70; P (II) $29.70; At Dallas, Tea. Cleveland Iii, Buflato N DetroIt 103. Kansas City I? Milwaukee N. Phoenix $5 Boston 77), Los Angeles 113 Portland 96, Golden State 92 Seatlte 116. Houston 1% W. Forest Gator Bowl Champion NINTH - 5.16, 0: 1. Miss Super Cottop, Bowl A,kan (9 20) PrairIe Dog; 6. Proud EmetIc; 7. GOIng Easy; I. This Is Phantom. TWELFTH-3L 0: I. Increase; 7. island Drlfttr. 3. Shimmering; 4. Chief Red Cloud; S. Mineola Bonnie; 6. Peicos Kim: 7. Spats I. Harmon. , Thursday, Jan. 1 105 Atlanta $7, Milwauk $2 Cleveland 706. Washington 100 Lot Angeles 109. Seattle 100 Denver New York Indiana San Anton Kentucky S. Louis V'3inia - 5.16. 0: 1. Berkley Carmon (6) 3$.60, 7.60. 5.50; Peppy Brenda (1) 460; 3.20; 3. Otto Maker ) 00; Q (1.6) 137.10; p (6 1) ti1,10 (1.3.1) At New Orleans. La. Penn State (9.20) vi. Ala bima (10.1 0), Philadelphia ABA W 72 19 19 II iS 15 5 State vs. WCSI Virginia ($30) Sugar Bowl 1717 .500 7 1271 .361 11' a ,j Carolina EIGHTH TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS WycliIf Luke; S. Where's Tully: 6. Amy Gibson; 7. Plews service; CO.'s Joan. ELEVENTH -S1.A: 1. WyclIf I SadIe; 2 x's Cartetla; 3. EY Motion; 4 Montague Mystic; 240. Q (13) $79.10; p (31) $136.50; Peach Bowl Al Atlanta 101 Christmas Tournament an cotuniented, "We don't have to to get ready for him. almost complete unknown, play them again but if we did, I The Steelers, who muffled and Andy Russell's 93-yard had to hang on for a 3l. sic- from the Colt quarterback's -Louis Sapsis REUBEN (OT'Il)N (Oviedo coach Dale Phillips, Minnesota 16-6 to win all the touch(k)wn run with a fumble, tory, hand on the Pittsburgh doorsthought he was a traithr, not Minnesota appeared all set to tep. Russell, who played with knowing he spent Last year in charge into its third straight an injured knee, scooped up the the school yards and in the National Conference champion- ball and was escorted slowl)' reaeation league of Sanford) ship, The Vikes led Dallas 14-10 but securely down the right led his team to victor)' and and had the Cowboys buried on sideline for the score, walk off with the most valuable their wn 25-yard tine with Staubach's touchdowr pass player trophy. JACKSONVILLE (AP) - St. Jc,seph' of Philadelphia fourth down and 16 yar to o wiped out a Minnesota lead The selection, made by news Wake Forest's hopes of 90 in the consolation game. 91- tremendously disappointed would have put Florida ahead 7.0 for the season and begin ... and less than a minute to built on Brent McClanahan's t because "the breaks didn't go 77-76. media and coaches, was challenging the Atlantic Coast ACC play next play. Clearly a miracle was one-yard touchdown run with "Florida was able to control ow way." "If (larson made that shot, Florida is 4-3, but Smyth needed. 5:11 to play. "It was the most Cotton scored 20 points in for the basketball title depend way," Wake Forest Coach Ca1 and held the game's biggest Griffin led Wake Forest's on ow way now u Staubach hit Drew Pearson on a said Pearson. Sanford's opening win over largely on sophomore Rod Tacy said. "They also did a margin at 53-48 and 55-SO scoring in both tournament putting it together." The Gatos-s 25-Yard right sideline pass to Dallas Coach Tom Landry deite the fact he watched •Dcacons to the Gator Bowl weren ' t shooting well but Gators' Len Sanders missed an Friday night's most of the game from the tournament championship, 10743 vIctory of the Southeastern Conference, plays later, with 24 seconds to Drew caught it." And Mmplayed when we had to and alley.00p shot with six seconds over St. Joseph's and 29 against st. Joseph's and Jacksonyje go, he unloaded a bomb that nesota Coach Bud Grant second team to see a great deal valuable player in the tourney, of action during the 89-45 Although the Florida Gators 69-all. Then Ric Clarson missed the two games and played a players still working on unity nesoth five and carried into the ference wasn't called on the rout. combines strength with the were decided underdogs, Coach a jumper from 17 feet with nine strong defense. Saturday night In the finale, finer basketball skills. He Joan Lotz said he was seconds left in overtime that St. Joseph's record is .. anci end zone (or the touchdown that play. Cotton took control of both carrIes 220 pounds on a 6-foot4 The Demon Deacons are now Jacksonville's 2-5. gave Dallas a shocking 17-14 "The ball was underthrown," buckboards as he was credited frame and still ________________________________________________ upset. Pearson said, "and I was light12 rebounds along wIth an toh and high leaping abthty NOW the Cowboys ride Into Ing back to get underneath, untold number of times he kept associated with slender IosAngc1estofacetn3 (Cornerback Nate) Wright was Tarken ton the ball alive by getting his hoorsters. s the NFC showdown. Los Anshoving rae to keep me outside. fingers on the ball and knocking T- Bo V I op e n He also demonstrated great gelcs, with Lawrence The ball struck me in the hands s To n i g h t it back up in the air. concentration when he calmly McCutcheon rushing for a and f'got hit on ths ann by On defense he made four made four free throw3 in the Father Dies record 202 yards, reserve WINTER PARK - Rollins against East In the tournament, Bruce Howland is Rollins quar- somebody, The ball slid down steals and again he was re- final 43 seconds of overtime terback Ron Jaworski running and I caught it between my ciCarolina and Stetson against Marshall. SAVANNAh, Ga. (AF) top scorer while Heggie Lee paces East sponsible for getting his hands that gave Wake Forest a 78-75 for one touchdown and throwing bow and my hip. it was Just a Those are the first round rnatchups tonight Carolina, 3.4. Dallas Tarkenton Sr. died on other passes, deflecting victory over Florida in the another, and defenders Jack lucky catch." in the Tangerine Bowl Baiketball TourDave Stowers is the Stetson sparkplug, in the company of two of hi Votmgblood and Bill Simpson them either out of bounds or to championship game Saturday nament at Rollins Alumni Ficidhouse, Grant insisted: "There as no while Marshall looks to David Miller. one of his team-mates, night. sons, watching the Football third lead a returning interceptions for question.....itwasoffejvpa The host Tars play at 7 while Stetson is team In the National Losers meet in Tuesdays consolation But most people look at the Griffin's more publicized involved in the 9 p.m. game scores, beat the St. Louis interference, It was as clear as game, while the winners collide in a 9 p.m. League playoffs on television. Cax offensive end of the court when teammate, slick ballhandler -iiin 35-23. nel services were day and night. Wright was Rollins, 5-1, shows the best won4osc record championship tilt. they conddcr who is most ip & Both the Steelers and Rams pushed." made the all- - tively set valuable and there Cotton tourney team along wIth him. Tuesday In are rated six-point favorites to Athens, Ga,, for for the excelled, Others selected were Bob elder Tar- make it Into Super Bowl. kenton, 63, father of MInSOta You Don't Hive To Florida "We hang in, we don't fold," A MILLIONAIRE his team's 24 points. Of the and Cricket Williams of Fitch Vikings quarterback Fran lox- linebacker Jack Ham said after To HEAT Like On. Gets Scoring Itch, other eight points that were Jacksonville, which nosed out kenton, who was 10 return to Pittsburgh yielded just 154 tOtal With Georgia today. )'arth to the Colts, who had The father, a Method1t mm- barged into the playoffs as the • 2 • ister, was dead on arrival i't a East Division champion with a G.niral _____________________________________________________ Ei,rIc Snyder FoIIov'vs His A vice Sa'annth hospital after family 10-4 record, more than a 180efforts to revive him failed, CENTRAL HEATING degree reverse from last years His son, Fran, left the sta- 2-12. CALL.. -. B)' THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Snydei- hit 15 of 24 shots from period after shoving referee dium In Bloomington, Mum., Blount's theft was "the best PLUMBING & the field and all six free throw Richie Powers. WALLHIEATING INC. A good shooter can't help ti., tries in helping the surging where the Dallas Cowboys had interception I ever saw," said Bucks 88, Suns 85 defeated the VikIngs 17-14, team if he's not taking his ahots. Cavs to their ninth victory in 10 1007 S. Sanford Phoenix lou by 10 points going ware of his father's death, but 11am after the Steelers' corner• 322-S1 ________________________ That's what Cleveland Coach games, into the final period, but went was told a short time later, Hill Fitch told Dick Snyder, the Buffalo made Just three of 17 scoreless from the field through A friend of the family said veteran Cava guard, and Sny- shots from the field in the see- the, first 9:13 of the fourth minister was no particularly der took his advice. After scor- ond period, scoring only 11 quarter and Milwaukee caine ipterested In football, but adWANT THE RADIAL ing 10 points in the first half, he points and falling behind 47-37. From behind to win. Jim Price dod, "j he 1nteed erupted for 26 In the second half Snyder scored 12 points and Jim led the Bucks with 20 points, STORY RIGHT in the games Fran played." to lead Cleveland to a 11148 Oeaznons 10 in the third period Celtics 123, Lake 113 FROM "1k was Just sitting in a rout of the Buffalo Braves as the Braves broke the game Dave Cowens topped Boston chair," said another son, Dallas Sunday nigist open. THE START? I with 23 point.,, including a iayup Takenton Jr. "I saw him gasp "He's a good shooter," said Bob McAdoo, in his second with 9:15 to play that put the for breath: I could tell he had ( was paired agalmt Fernando Lwta of Spain today in Fitch. "This may sound ridicu. game since his brief suspension Cetics ahead to stay 97-95. John had a hecrt attack, We started the Final match of the boys' 18-and-under division of the lout, but if he'd been looking for last week, led Buffalo with 26 hlavlicek also had 23 points, mouth 0 -to-mouth resuscitaUon 29th annual Orange Bowl International Junior Tennis .(J a shot in the first half he would p01131.8. while the 1,nkers' Kareem and everything we could think Tournament, have s'ored a lot more, We hflazers %, Warriors 2 Abdul-Jabbar had 28 and Gail of and the ambulance got here GoU, ct U.S. champion In the boys' 16, docalled time out early In Bill Walton, back in action Goodrich V. feated Van WInfty of North Miami Beach, 6-3, 8-0 very quickly .,. he newr came game and I told him he was after being sidelined with cBsSoaks 116, ROCkttS 1% to," &inday, bans downed fellow SpanI-d Lorenso Fargas, 6hesitating when he was open located fingers, started an Seattle built an 84-72 lead 1, 34, 6-3, He was an official of Oxford "A shooter has to shoot 'ihen eight-point run mids y through through the first three periods, College LEADER at Emory University he gets the opening." the fourth quarter that lifted then reserve forwards Tal Skin- and was IeIen Park of South Korea, 6-1, 6-1, to enter the final with Rotary international w. Un& Elsewhere In the NBA Sun- Portland to victory, After Wal- ncr and Mike Bantorn helped governor (or the eastern half of iei1aMcInerneyof Miami. MissMclnerneydownedTeri sbousdkr,owa, y night. the Portkrid irati ton's basket put the Blazers turn backa late houston siwpe. Georgia. Starr of }buston, 6-4, 6-t Y$ofengl. Blazers beat the Golden State ahead 85-84, Gefl Petric added flooring end lchnof.. s of Brazil defeated Giantxa Rinaidini Warriors 96-92, the Detroit pjs- a basket and a pair of sttds to 097 Ih.fl b t= of Italy, 6.3,6-2. to win a berth In the boys' 16 dIvision final SVeT MICPI.1111 Z' sbool. tons defeated the Kanpj Clty set up the other scores in the LOOK TO THE At Jacksonville, Fla. FlorIda (9 70) vs. Maryland (571), n Wednesday, Dec. 31 Saturdays RuIIs New York ICE, New Orleans Roger Staubach st1ort.cjrcujtJ to the "impossible dream" of year's AFC title game, it will be to put Pittsburp" ahead 14-10. ieage' turnarot'n.! tfii:r c' Minnesota's hopes for a third ua1ast the Oakland Raiders. Rusell's gallop with a Bert srzgh: trip to the National the y'r. who rode Ken Stabler's three Jones tumble was "the worst Football League championship That triumph, built on Mel touchdown passes to a big lead run I ever saw, " laughed 11am, I N BRIEF Gator Bowl Pacific Division G.Stale 72 $ .733 L.A. 77 II .600 )'z ,Phoenix 1513 .536 6 I'utsburgji's defense put the liar Job or. Baltimore's cinde.. American Conference chain , pass and returned it 20 yards to Steeler on the road to their rella squad Saturday, roughing pionship game. the Baltimore seven. On the 10.60; 3.10; 3. Montague '' (1) 1..e;Q73un.io; T(2.3•l)$)S0.00: $31.16. SEVENTH -5.16, 0: 1. Montague Gratis (3) 19.60; 7.41; 3.50; 2. DebbIe C. (1)5.40. 3.10; 3. Wyclift James (7) TedaysOames fl) 1 Chicago 117, Detroit 99 I-iOLjStCfl 113, GoIth'n State Sunday's Results SIXTH - S 16, B: 1. ChIef Bar (2) 31.60: 1670: I 20; 2. Justanlp (3) Texas 3$, Colorado 1 8 22 .267 S"i Buffalo 130, FIFTH - - 5=16, D: 1. Montague Tartan (3) 1.10, 7.60, 2,20: 2. Baby MOSS (6) 3.40; 7.40: 3. JIm's Cap (4) 2.40 Q (36) 57.10; P (36) $75.00; Asiro.fiiu,bonn,l bowl At Houston Norm TENTH-SI6. 0:1. KsMob; 2. P5,1's Chandler; 3 Bud's Go Go; 4 Stile 12 1316 .6457317 .433 'a 10 71 260; Q (1.2) 511.00; p (12) $31.30; Arizona St. 17, Nebraska II Saturday, Dec. 27 Pelican Bowl At New Orlsans Southern 15, South Carolina Western Conference Midwest Division Steelers On Right Rail, Vikings Catch Wrong Boat E-N CO-T-T-O-N and he plays in four more, as he was able to boys to play some kind of basketball for Seminole High complete perfect passes for two combination man-to-man and School. more goals. zone. So we could keep two Cfl 'Fitita Bowl At Tempt, Arts. 70 71 PhuIC'hia Buffalo 1$ IS 5.45 5 New York 1420 112 9"a Central DivisIon Atlanta Ill) .567 Cleveland 1713 .53% I Houston 15 IS .300 2 Washington 1515 .500 2 N. Oricans 1219 .3$7 5'': Monday, Dec. 21, 1175-lA -- - W NBA Eastern Conference AtIa'7tic Olvitlon W I Pd. 00 Boston 7 $ .771 - 6440, despIte a 36 poInt effort by r•. • Pro Basketball Seattle Portland Oviedo Woe:Cotton Comes To Sanford him before thIs year 's season with almost half of his team's Phillips might not have st?rted, bt up Oviedo way, points as 'c r.rez fl lie).i (& .'. las future this year they will remember him well, goals and three foul shots or a but inue Reuben will be back All the junior jumping-jack game high of 25 points, again next season, it might be a Fouled out: Ribbon. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SCORERnARn B LOUIS ssis herald Correspondent t t = .t_____,.___ - Seminole Plays Well Enough To Win, 5 1-50 - ______________________________ rt2.v.. t; �I - . • , . - ______ IA -EveningHirald, Sanford, FL Monday, --.r----- - - r- --:* - -- ._•P..__.. ._ 11162 IF - - .- - _______________________ - -.. •• •p-,•--_. Dec., 17$ Family It' s shoe Cancer, Heart 411111 the Women are catching up with men In one area where they probably wish they weren't they're beginning to die atan earlier age, just as men do. Consider these statisUcs from the American Cancer Society, spotlighted in the January Issue of Reader's Digest: "Deaths (mm lung CRJ'c irnon women have increased more than 400 per cent since 1930. Women smokers suffer nine times more deaths from coronary heart disease than do women non-smokers. The death rate among women from emphysema Is five times as high for women with a history of smoking as for nor"mokers.10 Mat last figure Increases If they smoke more than a pack a day or if they have been smoking for a long period, Greatest - ip I ) Earth. D" isease Increase In Females These are the figures for adult women today. In addillon, "Teenage girls are beginning to smoke at an estimated rate of over 20,000 a week." nose teen-agers won't realize it Immediately, but prolonged cigarette smoking will age them prematurely, if It dueni disable them first. An extensive study on the visual effects of smoking reported In "Annals of Internal Medicine" remarks that "The association between cigarette smoking and wrinkling was striking in both sexes soon alter the age of 30. It was related to the duration and intensity of smoking. Smokers in the 40-to-49year age group were likely to be as prominently wrinkled as non-smokers 20 years older." - White Sale on close _ WOMEN The caution on the cigarette package advises the smoker that "The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health." The warning says nothing about the risks to unborn infants of mo thers who smoke, and they are impressive. The U.S. Public Health Service, on the Lsis of twelve sep&.rate studies, says there is a 'significant relationship between cigarette smoking and an elevated mortality risk among the infants of smokers." The embroyo can be affected by three highly toxic substances tht are inhaled in cigarette smoke: carbon monoidde, which reduces its supply of oxygen; nicotine, which lowers the blood now to arms and legs; and cancer-causing substancescalled carcinogens. Audubon Wildlife Series Sale prices effect ivs S __________________________ ___________________________________________________ Films Enterta i n Fa m ily The thirtieth I -ilk ------ Sale 3.93 twin; reg. 4.79 Full; reg. 5.79............... Sale 4.93 Oueen reg. 9.79 ............. Sale 7.93 King; reg. 11.79 .............. Sale 9.93 Pkg. of 2 pillowcases; r.q. 4.29 . Sale 3.43 :. 40 d fitted sheets are the same prices on colorful no iron cotton/polyester percale. Flat and 4.0 4*3S 3 I / "01 r.. • Sale 197 1win; reg. 2.99 Full; reg. 3.99................Sale 2.97 Pkg. of 2 pillowcase-9; reg. 2.99. Sale 1.97 Our nostalgic Needlepoint' flower print on no- iron cotton tpolyster muslin is available in colors Flat and fitted are the 3ame prices , Ae ____ ____ - - IN ______________ ______________ V____________ ' ____________ _____ _____ - Romance is a formal fl. and ribbon print t. - - - LA f § 0~_ _______________________________ _____ _____ S Club Notes Deltona Gardeners Mark Season - 41a - --- - Sale Women's better s hoes. 2m83 es. s.e Men's II better shoes. 1 8 * 88= II(' '.4... ,. ---'-' -.. -._ !' - - •.'. ., •• , • .., .• .:' :ij ç :•: .'-'• •: .•' -...- '. / •.. .. - ... ____ - :' '• ,J , ( ______ •• •• . ...' I. .. - -• •••.• _____•... '., • - ': \ -•. ...-•i;•' •1 -' _____ -. - Sale 2 Dress, casual, vrk / .833.79 Full; reg. 4.7 9.......... Sale 3.83 Pkg. of 2 pillowcases; / - -. reg. 2.99 ..............Sale 2.53 White cotton polyester percale sheets Flat and fitted are the same prices .I, e88=7e88 sport, and clisuaf - I Qtwin; - $j " - - - - -. - reg. 2.09 ..............Sale 1.89 Cotori polyester mUS:n S "€'t!s Fiat and fitted are the Sae pr e styles BeadsAnd Shells AdornBoth Sexes - lo Dress, - - - ai # % ,%f reg. 2.79 Full; reg. 3.59.......... Sale 2.89 Pkg. of 2 pillowcases; Children's shoes. - - --- :, . - •• ' 01. - Honesty is always the best Julia adnred her father and policy, so practice what you went Into a terrible Jepression preach. alter he died, so she started Say, 'I'm sorry', but I don't ciga psychoanalyst. Aft remember your name." (P.S. few months she said he wasn ' t After this hit; print I h5 helping her, so she quit. feeling you won't he faced with that problem In Walla Walla I've suggested that she get an again.) apartment with another girl, DEAR ABBY: You told T.L. but thewon't hear of it. I hate to who had given his girlfriend an nag her. What can I do to help Inexpensive wristwatch for her Julia make a life of her own so birthday that gifts of Jewelry she'll be less dependent on me? (at any price) were too "InWORRIED timate" for 14-year-olds. - }t __ ft /\ Dear Abby DEAR ABBY: I am a Ca th olic Army chaplain serving in my 16th year. Every time I return to my hometown of Wala Walla, Wash., someone approaches me on the Street and inevitably j asks "You don't remember me, do you?" Julia hac always lived at I certainly don't want to hurt home. I do everything for her anyone's feeling3, but after cooking, laundry, etc. She's the being away for 16 years, intellectual type and has no sometimes my memory lets me interest in domestic chores, down. I am living in fear that one Can you suggest a graciousday Ill k gone and Julia will 1. reply to this embarrassing alone and helpless. We have no question? Sign me, "NOT MOTHER close relatives. She Is friendly with her co-workers, but she GOOSEJUST FATHER BEAVER" says all the men there are DEAR FATHER HEAVER: either married or gay. , .- Group 111111 4 .4 ,. . Group - r7;; .•. ,,.>. I-4'_ 3 . . ________ - twin, Full; reg. ....... Sale 3.83 Queen; reg. Sale 6.93 King; reQ. 110.9... Sale 8.43 Pkg. of 2 pillowcases; Sal* 2.83 Alice a colorful new scattered floral print on no-iron cotton/ Polyester percale; paI3 pink or bright buttercup. Flat and fitted are the same pnces Dress, casual and sport styl 4.77-7.88 _ Is Face s The Garden Club of Deltona Deltona Co"ntry Club manager, bold a regular membership year for faintly, friendship, love ________________________ held Its Mistmas Luncheon at Mike Kuzmol. Periwinkle meeting on Jan.6 at 7:30 p.m. Ili and sisterhood is celebrated by the Deltona Country Club Dec. Circle reeeived a gift of candle Room 222, I3usch Science the Contra) Florida Clii Omega 17, with nine circles attending: holder and candle, donated by Building, Rollins College, alumnae with the annual prudish standards of your Encourage her to resume her Camelia; Fern, heather, Mrs. Clarence Wilkinson, Winter Park. generation to the youth of analysis. (Perhaps she quit Mother-Daughter Christmas seeing him because he was Hibiscus. Holly, Marigold, Christmas luncheon hospitality Special features will include Luncheon one of the Chap________________________ J$' Periwinkle, Shamrock, and chairman, for their award "Population Trends in Florida ter's favorite and Just because T.L gave his getting uncomfortably close to most popular ___________ Trowel'n Error Circles, winning table. girl friend a watch doesn't the truth.) In '75," by Ann Novak, East yearly events. The invocation was given by The group was then led In the Central Florida Planning mean it's time for bed. You may have to be "cruel" the Garden Club president, singing of Christmas carols by Council, and "Florida's Urban FUMING IN FLORIDA to be A bridge over the generation kind, Mother. Throw Julia Mrs. Frank T. Losinlecki. The Mrs. Robert Varner, Marigold Environment," developed DEAR FUMING Okay. And out of by gap finds the festive occasion the nest and force her to blessing was given by the Circle, and accompanied by the I guess it's time for me to vice president for reuniting family and friends try t wings. I'll bet she flys devotional chairman, Mrs. Miss Flora Baehr. reconsider. Education of the Florida who have not been together for when she kno%,5 she has to. Robert Antes, accompanied by DEAR ABBY: I am 62 and Audubon Society. some ti me . Pledges and new soft strains of music rendered ZPG Arctic Fox, beautifullaw lerot, is one of (he ifirecently widowed. I have a activities were introduced at in Audubon Wil 1j by MISS Flora Baehr. Chi Omega dlife Film Series, "West Side Story brilliant 30-year-old daughter, Mexico to Orlando Chapter, Zero the glittering event held at the Alaska" Luncheon of steak or turkey, and i isn't just "Mother" __________________________________________________________ la Growth (ZPG) will The mOstbeautifultimeolthe Citrus Club today. Everyone has $ problem. Whir, salad and dessert was served, _______________ talking. Julia Is an only child After lunch, a poem rend who has an excellent position ABB yoursY; Box No. flOO. LA.. Cull ____ __________ by Mrs. Robert Antc2, Heather Enclose stamped, and Is also working her -addressed envelops, please. Circle, "If I Were Santa" which doctorate. Hate to writs letters? Send to was enjoyed by all present. She has a limited social life Abigail Van Bureis, 132 Lasky Dr., _qwtp l The arrival of the "snow because e he.'s nevçr met., BSrIy KiUi, Cull. W2fl. for Ab. birds" was next, all bundled up ___ anyone who appreciates w ha t a by'S b°okWl "How to Writ, L.fl,rs for All casions Pl.a e'ose a In furs, boots, warm mittens swet and woadcrful girl she song. s,lladdr,sied, stamped (2 Sc) and caps they were searenvelop. is. ching for their relatives at For women it's called look, Some 17" necklaces really tending the luncheo n. Happy 'casual' jewelry; for men it's designed for men look equally reunions took place when loved the more macho 'body' Jewelry good on women. ones were found. The "snow so they won't feel self-conscious birds" were portrayed by Mrs. ' about wearing their first Bracelets of mixed metals Frank Grayson, Fern Circle; necklaceortracelet.Byelther such and pewter can be Mrs. Harry Kress, Fern Circle, iname, strings of beads and worn by either but most are _____ and Mrs. Karl Schaller, ___________________ shells are finding their way into styled heavier for men. Th S e Marigold Circle. ______ A FTER the jewelry boxes of bo th sexes, same goes for some FT19" men's Next on the program was necklaces featuring pendants CHRISTMAS t?ea'utuee the beautiful rendition of The ) Necklaces of liquid sliver or O S3lflbOlS suspended on heavy Other WIse Man," a story told gold and strung with the natural silver or gold chain. by Mrs. Cur tis Pettit, Camelia " 4 looks of wood, shells, beads and Circle. A drawing was held for a The really great thing about clays are offered In matched came ha plant the proceeds hers body Jewelry is 15" and 17" lengths. A woman ,',,j will benefit a charity In 1976. that it is generally inexpensive. can wear one or both This plait was won by Mrs. Matched necklaces sell for 1245 de pe nding on th li e neck n e of each, John hall, Fern Circle. men's tailored necklaces t'M _______________ ____ her outfit or give one to her are $447 and mixed metal Judging of table ffle'aRu' ) we)iy proves popdargfftttemlebo1Jdayvsscs (2S%°' favorite male for a matched bracelets cost $5412. arrangements followed by 01 I wn eto m - WOO years, Hammond, who spent five tivities as the seasons change. Audubon Wildlife Film Series On Jan. 31 the Eben McMillan years filming in the Malheur The final film in the series begins Jan. 17, 1976. Five filrn.s film, "Yosemite: An Ecological National Wildlife Refuge in will be presented March 13 will be shown this season at V isit" will be presented. An southeast Oregon. It Is the land lionel Hudson's "Kangaroos Hush Auditorium, Rollins area shaped by geological of the Trumpeter Swan, ('an't tIc ('ornered " When College, Winter Park, on every processes the slow American Avocets and floods stranded 150 red other Saturday at 2 and 8 pin. Inovenients o great ice masses Proaghomn Antelope. The rich kangaroos on a strip of high Season tickets are available at carved, smoothed and gouged human history of this land is ground in eastern central nine dollars single, $16.50 deep canyons Is explored for also featured. Australia, Hudson Joined a family. Single admission its wildlife and the variety and Walter H. Beriet presents his team of seientits to film th tickets are $2.50, student tickets beauty which attracts rock "West Side Story Mexico to elusive giant marsupials and are also available, climbers, campers and back. Alaska," on Feb. 28. Following came away with some rare First film of the series will be packers by the thousand each the sun from south to north, he footage. "Sri Lanka (Ceylon) - The year. takes viewers up the beautiful For more information, call Resplendent Land" by C.P. The thfrd film, Feb. 14, will bc est coast of North America. 647-2615, or write Orange Lyons. The film features ac- "Matheur: Marsh, Meadow and He records the changes in Audubon Society, P.O. Box tIvIty in a wildlife preserve in Mountain," by James D. wildlife populations and ac- 1142, Maitland, Fla. 3fl5l existence over - ,. S so n of the sea I . ' orgets a ltt F By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN M -1, 44 pl ho Ho thru Sunday, January is Group C ..-' out Monday, Dec. 29,1915--1 B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - - - -- " ___ / / \ - ____ -- MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS & BOUTIQUE C -- _____ - - - 20% off all - foundations. - m A / - -- -- a--- Sale 220 Sale 13 0 cup. Reg. 3.50. A-C cups. Reg. 3.75. D cup. Rig. 4.75. 3.80 AC cups. R.. 2.75. stle 2.80 I ith nylon lace upper cups. 322-36A. 32-408C, 3-42O, Crossover bra of , ' - 14. Men, golf shirt Or easy-care polyester Shirt Short 5!ee-,es with One chest Pocket. and 4 button placket front Ines'orled COlOrS S izes S M L XL - = j -• - - - -: Colleges Set - : - 'a SaIe4 nylon :-J NIL • ic1 - Special 3 lor$10 t' _ O a. a, N Sale 3.20 'toni , S.M.LXL . . l 9 prices~ V thru 4. Sale 3.20 -. a Reg $4. The JCPenney . s srcrt seee PSter/cnbed cotton shiri 4fashion collar AsOrtedsot,cjs and Prints Cups Ny1i tr.Qj 1 _ Sweaters, Dresses potential head of the household. 21st Century Woman and requir ed and auditions are not Hall, at 7:30 p.m., Jan. 7. 1976. Velveteen As the head of the household, Seminole County's home prerequisites for membership. Jackets, Pants The public' Is invited, Whether you are single, how do you manage and cope Economics Department will The featured masterwork for and Long Skirts, Long married, separated, divorced, with the special responsibilities offer an educational seminar the second semester will be Dresses, Winter Robes. working outstde the home, or a and problems? which will explore all the Haydn's "Uttle Organ Mass." Many Other Items. confirmed homemaker, you are On Jan. 10, at Seminole aspects of "Woman as head of For further information call The internationally famous t'itlier: sharing the position as Community College's tSCC) the Household." SHOP DOWNTOWN SANFORD Community Services 323- Duquesne University Tamhead of the housel.old; are the South Seminole Center (I.4.-430) Iteglstrationwill be from 9:30 1450, ext. 303-304, or Dr. Burt buritzans will perform at head of a household; or are the from 10a.m. to 3 p.m., Project a.m. to 9:55 a.m. There is no fee Perinchiel, ext. 288. 110 PARK AVE. PH. 323-2631 Stetson University in the for this seminar. Coffee and Edmunds Center on Jan. 9 at 8 doughnuts will be served, Photo Exhibit p.m. courtesy of the Seminole County Federation of Women's "Flights of Imagery," a The group of young en tertainers has presented Clubs, photographic exhibit by throughout the United For reservations or further Charles Beck, will be on display t'once States and Canada. They have information call 3231450, ext. in the Gallery ofampson Hall madeextendedtoursol Europe, 371 or 410. atStelson Uniersity,Jais. '1-30, servirg as goodwill amfrom 9a.m. to 4 d p.m. weekdays. bassadors for the State Community Band Beck attended Seabreeze Department and, occasiol1y, Senior High, Daytona Beach, Conmiunity Band will begin po n invitation by foreign t -e he won the Scholastic Art u 4 rehearsals for the second Award in 1971, State of Florida per doz. semester on Jan. 6 at 7 p.m. in al Exhibition, National A Tannburltzan is a typical the ban(I room, main One $3 campus of High &hool Art Exhibition, lie American college student with S.C.C. If . you enjoy Day playing a received a scholarship to an exceptional amount of 1 S musical Instrument, this is the And Up Rochester Institute of musical talent and enough Styling P class for you. WilliainJ Hinkle Technology, ambition to make an unusual will again be conducting the A. lie tins worked with' Ron effort to secure a college I class. Offer Good Thru Jan. 3. To register for Conununity Dundon, Art Director for the education, according to a ;'__j . Eastman Kodak Marketing Duquesne University Band, come to the Registrar's Education Center, Rochester, spokesman. Office between 9 a.m. and 9 N. Y., and assisted Robert $'j p.m., Monday thro0gh Thur. I.atorrc, photographer for This group of talented folk all our friends Jlislii:ag sday p nii! from 9 a.m. to 4:30 Mondelle and Associates artists Is dedicated to the P". on Friday. 1 pound loaf I /311(1 customers a very Advertising, New York City. preservation of Slavic folk Beck held one-man shows at culture taking their name from Happy New Year Community Chorus Rochester Institute of the musical instrument they Technology and the Estate play the "tamburitza." Dr. Hurt If. Perinchief's Gallery of Van Buren liansford Using over five hundred ('onununity Chorus will begin Ill, Scottsville, N.Y., also the authentic costumes In each rehearsals again on Jan. 5, Florida Health Care Plan, concert, the Tamtxirituns sing Hwy. 17-92 & 436 Seminole Plaza • ______ OPEN I I starting at 7p.m., in Room P-I. Daytona Beach. in a dozen different European 834.3828 Open 10.6, Mon. -Sat MON. THRU SAT, 6-6 Class is open to all singers. No Reek will present a slide languages and do the dances of ' 1 1 13 LAUREL AVE. eh.--,,11 i'e1e Is lec;iae in roo':l .o1, Samp'u.' as many ctuntn..j. Pt:. 322.75k SA,.'ORD Head Of Household FRESH BAKED Holiday Styling Special 799 Men's slacks. sacp. 4 Great 9S - Where to go for nil the with information You iii'eii contrast stitching fashion shades In about your nt'w (.01fl a Lycra SHIRLEYMILLETT 8319712 Casselberry-Winter Springs Sanford-Allamonte Springs mid RUTH TUECH 8)1 9212 Aliasnonte Springs Longwood East 1 'CHARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penneys - Open Mon. thru Sat. - - - 10 0-m- 1`0 9 P.m* Open Sunday 12:30-5:30 P.M. - Ii DOUGHNUTS 27 S - 'a'de 32-3M 3238i3C 19 76 Just Right ForYou! controller Pane! fl N ylon iLyr-raf •flIfl Reg. $4. Tummy - For - •- S N. L XL Incot with natural cups32-36A. 32-406 C, 32-420 p. Courses Fall & Winter Fashions -- Rig. $5. Garterfess bnef of flyforvLycra5 spandex White or nuCe in size-s Sale All Cotton C'OSsOver bra '-: •' - SHIRLEY MILLEIT 831-921 2 ForestCiIy Altamonte Springs HILDA RICHMOND 514 3)67 Reg. 1 ,. GERMAN CHRISTMAS FRUIT STOLLEN - - RED CURL W ' -__ - ______ --- ±M 49 �-.._U ----.:::UU: 26 — Evenng Hors Id, Sanford, FL Monday, Dec. 29, 1973 HOROSCOPE ACROSS wife Mmoir Hades (m f1h 14 City in Prussia T0 doughw 56 Biblical 16 III BuIzneu 174,I$s. English pla yw g ht DOWN 9 P.nod of Ime 21 Krary 24 Bad (Comb by I CWT AL WAq,nfpl TJ Art Sonsorn 4J TIAT eMEI 111."J~YDUIWE 1ILL TAKE 10 QUARTER Im A WPM APPRECIATE YOUR \BUT, THERE WHAT'S Y BE EN o LONG IC ADVISE ie) IS ONE THAT,( EAR$ SINCE YOU A- OUT C'OL/TTLE THING ThAT ,F1R$T STARTED OL 1.EG5, COUSIN AJ 30T4ES COLLEGE 91/riO 9ETWEEN YOU AND ' I2Eneni of the 33 Cap(tai of etaan 20 Italian city 12 15 -- 16 -_ - 17 18 19 21 —— 24 - 30 31 32 33 - 35 38 40 39 4' 43 44 4*5 BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & H mdohl LOOKS LIKE NCXJ RA -E A VERY EFFICIENT, _______ OP.RATk)N SU5U'IESSUKE PS) 'YOUR OKAY, UG5, i'OU L INTER— CA COME our? GE T- - - ltyOSWALfl and JA%IESJACOIIY L__....._ 57 V K 72 ace and king of clubs. entered T !~ 29 9 3 a 17 5 F 000 '9 ' Common Probiem Of Milk Allergy 10852 £9843 61 or] - 1 - • — , AI' I e &-- -1 it, _J 1 I , ) ' W 4P. .0 — --- I ) I ' I - .- - " - i,i' - - • , II ..,... . - (i f .ISI) Il.. .• n. It 0 0 ' . a . U ' . 0 -; ' - . . - • S . I k i_3 . ' 1,"J • a - %" r '____ t . ' ___ • V s\. •1 I - bI r..'r" lot E: J •_••'( p — ) • S'QS ••s L :z rh 0 CL - 11-01 :9M - FtP1"'1L •. . •.-- C 40 Z. 1A a 7 7 0 S,l .0 !. ',j',, . - c S . and discarded his remainir heart on East's queen." :3 f 6 1 0. 001. Me? A 2 q 0, WO10 I IL c 40 :L am W c 8 trumps, led th e jack of clubs AQJ 10532 \' I IL _Fi "a S f ar 1: dummy with the ace of 04 *Q1062 lo or V t •1 . - WEST 411 M I NTF J*,jfl:jr, 4,%&-,, NEWS'.1 'j" r r' 0. _ shifted to hs s ngleton mond. Now Dick was threatened with a diamond ruff in addition to his other three losers." Jim: "I see how he avoided NORT11 (D A; ____ i - I 5. r : a If If ' NEXT ISSUF_ OF 4 : : i standards. PISCES ( Feb. 20-March) LEO (July 23.Aug.23)You're Ii I 1% to feel in -ì rather ex. Be patient regarding reward no I11PIL Illuthi tlhl ìy \WI) t that are (JUL Lu uu You'll not get together with fun-loving be overlooked in situations friends who feel likewise' where you've put forth your VIRGO (Aug. 218ept 23) best. Youthuldbequfteadepttoday YOURBIRTHDAY at stretching the family budget Dec. 30,1975 and juggling resources. Put This coming year you may be y(y common sense to work. invol ved In a very worthy en. LIHRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) deavor that will be beneficial to Your strong suit today isjn yourself and to others aswell. Teativeormcfltajareas,Jot Seek an outlet ofatharithble your bright ideas down even flnare 55 --- !A t: suddenly. 50515f Mo rids yo Dec. 21, 1t75-3B 0 Ir If - Although you may be tempted have laughs with. to act impulsively today, weigh CAPRICORN (Dec. 2"an. patiently both sides of im. 19) Your best results 'Oil] be portant issues before taking step 1. str ingsthndthescenes.Shu CANCER (June 21-July 23) the spotlight. Be extra-alert today where AQUARIUS(Jan. MFeb. 19) v ur work or career is conThis should be a very pleasant ce vantageous might develop accordance with your high"t MIX;in C> those you can learn from and WI II Iii DRILJUE \i1EW AND PHOTO WU-1- OE IN THE - - 0 -4 a 0 : n;w;m J0 17 2.1(11 1 C 16 -41 You in a favorable manner judgment. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. M~-Dec. today If tio-y see you're also concerned about giving them a 21) You'll be hr e fair shake. similar interests. Mix With by - IA a TAURUS (April 20-May ) material interests. Gains are Otheri are more likely to treat likely II you use your best 30 Landed property 3 Stringed of loam b) 32 Trtania* sument o spouse 4 Light 23 Taut ntckn4-r 34 Like dwrs sarcasm 24 Moslem 48 Fight bervii"n fool 5 Heayerity pagrimma" Son$ two Per 35 Annoy bwy 49 Small land 114118 36 Walking Stick 6 Poker stake 25 Mohammed. mass 7 Roman anism 50 At the stern 39 Born date 51Piek.hsh 26B1d nerial 40 Soul Fr) drink 52 Indonesian of 41 Australian 9 Cover up 28 Moslem Mindanao birds crc;!~Cl !A SM&I bkyw \ (jg \. A GENERATION GAPI 29 ar~jncn C se~- Crusaders 14 by Larry Lewis 10 chem,cal is 11 CAMPUS CLATTER sth BIMO BURNS 51 N 38 Over (poet 13 Devolee Is4nds IMI-ear 42 Part of a play *ds: Latin) I 1111t DUKN LOtK Z C 11 ARIES (March 21-April 19) YOU can't use them today, they You're capable of handling a can be tried broad range 4 interests today. Don't limit Yourself to little %lost of your attention today k Itfl(ULIJ upon your things He up and doing - ff 4 S.-- -I ;a Xt 10 T3 r) For Tuesday, December 30, 1975 i HERE, M.K. 'TPA41 iCJ.' 6CHNX)GLEf.—y..--- -- Evening Herald Sanford, F1 m _oc ! .:rr Answer to Pr.o,s Punle BEETLE BAILEY U4TE9, F 'X?LL r oi ur TWZ t wr w i'u. r::, a..a Cl r 0 0 0 3 9 2 Me C C 12•)? BLONDIE chic Young W4Ea WE WERE I OR CO vu LOVE ME I Tk;( 15r OvER voufi (LOVE ME MORE T4AN 1A4 (A MINUTE BEORE WE .'.'ERE = YOU ANSWER ' r FTflNlE 90M81 I S By Lawrewe E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB — When was a baby I h. -d a milk 't keep any milk down. I'm now 20 and drink milk withou t any problemer Dr. because allergy as a baby auuuiuiit drink milk now anionin minumommoll beca use I lack the enzyme necessary to split lactnse. intolerance to milk. The only th ing! can suggest here to He says It could cause m use a trial period of problems when I et Id e eliminating milk and milk Before Isto drinking milk! , products and if that relieves would like -. PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Verme HAVING FUN WITH YOUR MAcZc K1t r CARLyL'ç r— / HAVE YOU MADE ANYTHING DISAPPEAR The Health Letter on spalitic colon that a person who is allergic to milk (which my B father is not) should elimlnste all milk products This totally contradicts what you say in The Health Letter on balanced diet. You state that a person who cannot use milk can get calcium by. using more dry milk powder in his food. tL I Is it all right to uw lililk in U - one's foods if a person's allergic to it or not' 2 -19 ARCHIE by Bob Montana --vr1 Gve YOU 'iici L OF GAS SURE HAS CRAYPW MY STY.E tI -, - YEAH,' ( 4H '( WE f'j7 SEE VA.' CET. .JU3.' YOU SI1U. GET MAN MUST AROLOYD EOIM.ENTSOCIALLY, ECOOM4CALY r'!1 C - ( :-- .; - -rc'rrNm I ______ •0 .4 PEDAL )ON43 47N chance that is the real problem. Anotheir thing, my father INSTRUCTION YET __ L-I ' ,, said. milk doesn't bother me In any way now. -. Ion can send in 50 cents for The Health Letter, number 2.1. Spastic or Irritable and Constipa. tion with aonlong, stamped, it dd ressed envelope for selfJust send your re. quest to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Sta ti on New York, NY Imp. se add Now, if you have spistic colon symptoms for any oth er reason an d have normal south Pm 2 3£ PUS by Bob Thovez ' 1`1?4, & ERNIE'S KWIKIFV GARAGE YgU Wo'T HMR TI41'PUNMY M1$ ANY 14ORD 14R Tug-fuelD Lip YOUR li a Z - --- If You develop a deficiem-y in enzyme production later that will be the time to limit or stop your use of milk. colon and lactme Intolerance Some cases of so-called spastic colon aie really unrecognUed cases of one spade 10 your partner's By Oswald & James Jacoby -- W to %A - -, - - - - . - - - - 4 regional tournament four spades also made, but there was quite a lot to the play S i points as You should not any credit for a singleton in partner's bid suit 2ILhough you do count one for the doubleton diamond. .: \f . .•_ . C_ • I DI - envelopes are enclosed. The Most interesting questions ill ed in receive pies * y Deck A 40 10 • 0 -Y. 0 '9 2. 31 40 cop 21 • • Z 2 Z it" ' "i .' - V - to- V r 9 i - 9 19 1 - . - L : 4 -• j '' E // " / ' •.. -."- . m Z - f I .' I — 0 / I 1' b i \ q - as substitute, Instead, you . , - ' , . - . S,• r: 1 Will ____ 7 _______ ,. • "_4 C . • S • . _111fl4111 C.I •. - ____________ now I 1l__W •. - - 03 . z 7 -C u't'"- l . 03 4141 V1 4191 n 4 4 4 4 4 C 11 4 14%C 14 114 44 to ri t qC1 sm 0 • ( Ic -.---.(Y'J f ! - : i - .-1- • . ______ - If i... .' '0 I \J 44 3 ____ It L C EWJ , _____ -1Z _•.5 ..'. ..• _______ 1, 0 0 - .- _________ rnI Z r r -m oo Z X will have to get your calcium from calcium tablets or perhaps from a milk sub. stitute, such is those used for babies wiW thm problems. _______ kA IA 5 . '? -% '-I. _____ - / - J - . . 1 . ' . : • N .4 7 2. I s ' I '0 N - '-' "' j 7' (I ' . 0 0 L• , - - u I i . ' .\ - t: r - - . . - \ I - . ('D - 5" or have a milk allergy, YOU can' t use dry milk powder 44 W r see a r L 19 V a? set s C 7 5-20 tr from soybeans, and unfor. tuna tely many of them are gas formers and that doesn't help the problem, el:ber. 3 liw~ by T. K. Ryan AWWAw Mw'. jr &NE 70 0 Pt !, __ T C ' f',, , IL r ILI 11 , go f AM )1:5 r 1 14 AAAE,9/, byGarryTrudeau 5>0 1/ 1 aru. 91 M I r~ ff fm !' . / I1S or ' see C 7. T 3 '161 1 19 X i/i I I us [It M 'v o CD Turns, b r _. Z.. XFO 07--0 !A es - a.. 9 a a I.S X V 0 - j DERNj CARNIVAL I 8 1(ic..n 1< 'A n LrL -2 : N I'm 0 FIA io Ic 11111111 IL 0 70 ) lip 16 X?Vll'O ?M?M? 0 3104 D 5 1 6 0%0 - '" 0 0 ... ' 'I i havq Write & questio r100 (he you experts? .Asn to k the Jacoby3" care of this newspaper, The Jacob ys w,lI 0 ' 'If ton ' Oswald: "When I watched Dr. Richard Greene of New answer Indsaiduat questions Orleans play th e hand in a il stamped, selt.acjd,ess,J : -- ' contracts. The defense starts with three rounds of hearts, South ruffs the third and goes after trumps, Maybe he filles-Ses. Maybe not. it doen-t matter. He loses a trick to the king WW makes his contract.- - of hearts at trick one - £iOxziii •SX&AXZZ The books say not to, but lots of players just hate to Jim "Four spades looki, pus with six spades and an like one of those automatic ace. The hand only c9unt.s five DOONESBURY AW,14674W AM ZWWAV&S AMM, %! K - ----- TUMBLEWEEDS 0 M heart opening with: - FRANK AND ERNEST h O— ZO P IL A hentucy entuck y reader wants to know if you should respond Opening lead —2w - no symptoms om its use, jf you don't have symptoff.% you don't have lactose in tolerance. - 4£ PUS amounts of lactase enzyme. eliminating milk from the diet DEAR READER — You are will not help at all. Most of talking about two different these casesdo better with a things. A person can be diet change to include more allergic to milk and still have bulk in the diet, particularly the normal enzyme to split cereal fiber in whole heatlactose, the double su ar in type cereals. irilk. If you were ótticfent In lactase, the enzyme that splits I see there is some mis lactose,you would haesymp.. understanding about using dry toms of bloating, perhaps diarrhea, and symptoms milk powder. It is a good source of calcium, and It Is similar to spasti c colon, with true t70uca n Increase te intermittent diarrhea and con. Calrijm in the diet by usina stipation. larger amounts I see no reason to limit your Ing, as in gravies. However, If milk Intake If you are having you are Intolerant to lactose - West North Ent 47 Lamb recently told A arni there was no way for East to put his partner in. Ile dia. mOnd ruff was avoided and Dick made the contract for an average smre OQ93 AK Both vulnerable t1r. a aim 1 " 11ll1 D.,,,5 _- �-V. -. - - .-::---- . '- -.-=- -. 4B-Eening Hiraid, Sanford, Fl. Moncay, Dec. i75 -. ____ ___ _______ _________ - .-_e . ••._-;. V .4 -. -- .- V .1 Legal Notice Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NA.ME CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Notice Of Public H.oring TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: FICTITIOUS NAME Notici Is hereby given that i am engaged in business at 1)7 Wait 3rd St.,5emnie County, Fiorks.,, Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 107 East Street, Sanford 32771. SeminOle County. Florida under thy fiClltknjs r.arrc f ARBOR SERVICES. -• 1.. Legal Notice . V- - -.- . - --- .. _____ Legal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT NotIls of PI.bIIc Hearin, Legal Notice 01 Adjustment By: Victor GlichIer, January i. is;a 18-Help 1 Se minole 8:00 AM. - :)0 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon [1 V V V !. BUDGETS and profitable career. Call 562 __________________________________ DEADLINES - 4-F as -- -_____________________________ - - - PLEPIY OF MONEY plus cash bonuses, fringe benefits to mature individual in the Sanford area, Regardless of experience, air. ma?: C. J. Pate, Pres•, Texas Refinery Corp., Box 7)1, Fort Worth, Texas 7610). ______ _______ FOUND: Black female Poodle East 70th 37I-O45 ________________________ ISALCOHOLAPWORLFM IlJ YOUR FAMILy AL ANON - Free. 6442077 for 'We Care""HOtiifl," Adults or Teens __________________ 1 MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn, Notary, OcaIa. P34132Mb) or 7321111 ____________ FACEDWITHADRINKINC. PROBLEM Perhaps Alcohol-c Arxnyn.i Can Help fidential interview, and become a member of our 1976 ERA Teaml $7 SO BUSHEL SWAP- 36 ft. Coba V Bottom Boat for gooø Spinet Piano. or sell. 5315 _______________________________ _______________________________ _____ - - Tangelosand Lemons Kldsoulgrowtheswingsetorsmal bicycle? Sell these idle Items wit a want ad To place your ad, cal your friendly Classified gal at Th Herald. 377 2611. or 533 9993 KIDDY' STANDARD OIL SERVICE MOVING TO 7331W. FIRST ST. PHONE 377 9575 - - . / Gardens xu Village Patio Apaments STUDIO 1,2, 3 BEDROOMSUI'rES 2 BEDROOM - - Large 1 & 2 TOWNHOUSES FROM 125 - SECURIT1 ProlonaII Mngrd cubes with engaged in business at Seminole Wife spatula once to brown evenly Plaza SNOPPIOP Cen?r, Seminole NOTICE OF ACTION yaw- pick of kale, collarcls, County, Florida under the fictitious TO: BOBBIE JEAN MORRIS mustard or turnip greens to Sprinkle with garlic salt, I name of DAISY FLOWER SHOP, Addreis Unknown and that we intend to register said make a Last Known Address Southern-style tIeslre name with the Clerk of the CIrcuit 7117 Notwood Trail vegetable delight. These fresh SOUThERN STYLE ourt, Seminole County, Florida in. Casselberry, Florida 32707 winter greens, as their name GREENS accordance with the provisionS of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED implies, are at hand even 2poundsgreen,s(kalb the Fictitious Name Statutes, To- that cn action for dissolution of Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes marria.gehasbeenfiledagajnst 'ou during the chilly months. The collards, mustard greens, 1957 and you are required toser ea United }resh Fruit and turnip greens 5: E. Gary Cosmar Of your written defenses, if any. to Vegetable Assodatlon points 3 tablespoons bacon drippings .Iayne E. Co-smar Newman 0 Brock, Esquire, of ' Publish: Dec.77. 79, 1975, Ian. 5, 32, Bruck, Massey & Walden, Suite 107, out that in addition to the butter or salad oil vitamin A for wtd ens are 1 clove garlic, justly famous, many are high In mashed UO!'l. 2 onIons, thinly FRESRSPINACH sliced and sepai'nted ANDTUNA SALAD Into rings Rosenbium & Pipklns, Attorneys-At Law. 430 E. Highway 436. Michigan Avenue at Congress Street Chicago, Illinois 705. Casselberry, Florida 37707 Publish: Dec. 32. 29, 1915 .Ian.3, 17, 1976 ______________________ DEU-lIl (Last Known Address) ADVERTISEMENT INVITATION FOR CONSTRUCTION thence N to NE cor Of saId SW 'i of SW 1 tnence W to a point N of the P08, Sf0 the P08 (less RWof MARY DICKENSON ano DICKENSON. her husband. Room 430, 10 South . LaSalle Str. Chicago. Illinois last Known Address) - HUGH P. WIGGINS and. - - CONSTRUCTION OF STREET IMPROVEMENTS 616 East Semoran Boulevard, CITY OF LAKE MARY, Attamonte Springs, Iloo'ida 37701, FLORIDA Petitioner's attorney, on or before Sealed proposals for furnishing all NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS January 13th, 3976, and file the labor, m.4terial and equipment for NAME STATUTE oriamnal with the Clerk of Ia. apny. lhp oiIowIng prolect will be TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: reCelvedbytheCity Council, City o Notice Is hereby given that the Petitioner's attorney or inn- Mary, in the City Hall, Lake Mary, 1978 DEU i WIGGINS. his wife. "Street Address Unknown" Oviedo, Florida HELEN COHEN and - COHEN, her husband, co Roosevelt University Michigan Avenue a? Congress Str. - pc 5eminie -'-a' QQ5.,, ___________________________ _.di WITT REALTY 31—Apartments_Furnished j Help . • '-,:" Hassle " Home of IIPP Warranted Homes HERE'S A REAL HONEYt Ownt BAMBOO'COVE APIS extra large lot. Central heat.aii apartments, )ne & 2 bedroom furnished or unfurnishe'd. Newly redecorated Corn. sap 300 1! Airport Blvd Sanford. 373-1310 lewly remodeled 4 room ap:. Large rooms, well furnished. First floor. Reasonable, ill W. First St. . f, 44 - NOW LEASING ew, riodern, I story efficiency apartments, attractively furfished, conveniently located and Kish beautifully landscaped, $135 mo. Call between 1:305. For In.. formation call 322.0704. of ,,,, fhD u CLEAN APARTMENT greatest FOR PENT V/h I rn e For I fl g I)efJ(lIef'S - f ,c-aj - - I them alL1. bedroom, utilities included, SIlO per month Adults Only 377 4170 13000 PER MONTH TOWARDS UTII ITIES FOR ONE YEAR 7",, MONTHLY RENTALS 7155 PCI. INTEREST RATES. One bedroom, one b-ott. and three - AVAILABLE $1131150 CohorTV QUALITY INN NORTH I lISP 4)1. Longwood -. I . STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work - Bedroom apartment, partly nhed. c:vponly. 3773762 dayS, - Sanford-Off L.'keMary Blvd. 7 Bedroom 1)IOptui deposit agent or 9051 er iho year', more and more Indivi-jaii tL ditcuvtrri theSe still, loCOSt .di can amazed h reach out and sell most any Item you may have for ale and do Ii tatl Its. next time you run across some article around the house you no loager n.d, pick up th. phone and y4lI peddle your wares all tern' townl a Want Ad Adil You'll p-' ,', , _____________ ice 1 fltdrom apt - - wo bedroom, fur., or unfurn., adults preferred, security deposit. 32—Houses Ijnfurnished - THE HERALD 322.2t 11 - . .. $30 6*13 _______ ___________ - - -- ------ - Bedroom,7batns Already set up with awning and Skirting Cheap Prøne 373 0180 110 Exeter Court, Carnia5ie Cove Mobile Home Park. - 373 6333 bedroom, 3k' baths, choice Idytlwildesection. Fascinating 30' i 30' family room, with fireplace Large breakfast rooin, 3600 sq l ' 43-4nts.Acreaoe --- --- - Wood or steel desks (executive desk STORING iT M,\KES WASTt-SELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACEACLASSIFIEDADNOw Call 37776)1 or $3) 99$) Merchandise __________________________________ __________ -- - - c JU ST A PHONE CALL AWAY Land Clearing - BuudozIng, Excavating. Ditch work. Fill dirt, top soil, 322-5943. fts') Pressure Cleaning ' C&A BackHoe Service and Clearing, till dirt, clay, rock All kinds Of digging. Housetrallers stored & moved 377 9147 or 931- $7913 ______________________________ Burner Cleaning & Service 2'4 Hour Service Dykes Heating I Air Conditioning, 372*171. SlOPING MAKES WASTE' SELLING IT MAKES CASh'I. PLACE A CLASIF lED AD NOV - It Call 372 2611 or 531 9993 ____________________ Home Improvements _________________ Carpentry Rernc1ei.riq Ai't.00 Custom Work L.crnsed- Borxln Free eslimate 323 e03$ BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE That's Classiled Ads GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOl A FRACTION OF THEIR COS' FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' _______________________________ E *trior Plastering Plaster patching I tinutate wick & stone specialty. 373 71K Interior. PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 303 373 3939 BUDDY'S hOME AlA CLEANS ALL Exterior pressureclean.ng (*63 Heater Cleaning -- Office Machines OFFICE MACHINES eservice all makes and models" Free Pickup and Delivery .ne-s MahrieS 377 8005 1'.fcrd Need help on that Saturday co Paneling door, windows hung concrete-work, etc By the hour o by the lOb 377 9365 r.intn;. Ir'er r nd Ex?rri Steam Cleaning House Cteanin Phone 3fl O70 Free Radio & TV URIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fs? Service, 707 Live Oak Blvd Casselberry. Phone $319643 Roofing ____________________________ Roc4irig Arid Carpentry Repair Free estmaies Call 323 679 - Painting Expert roof repairs, flat roots or shingles All work guaranteed I BETTER PAINTING 5625167 BROGDEP4 ROOFING 3736700. Better job, for a Better price. WANT TO SELL lnteriGr I. Exterior. 23 pct. dis. for YOUR HOME' ienior citizens. _.. a new home' Mov.ng to an ANT TO SEE A WONDER AT apartment? WORK? Place a Classified Ad in the Evening Herald today. Get tome action *ith Herald classf,,'-ql ad ,',eIl help you Wr?P ,iIi ,vi ht .,.Il bring a t,t Sale Pest Control CALL 377 7611 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2517 Park Drvc I?? 8165 Pet Care PET REST NH Boarding S Groomn Ph 327 1031 __________________________ Photography IMPROVE _I7ostYouB ______ ____________________ .it (STEPSON LAND CLEARING Estimates. S'rlpping & Waxing. Pt '.tert l & I •sinesses Free es' ,att't 9litt t: .an 373-593... ' /- 'k BIJSINESS DIRECTORY - . PH. 322.2611 . MEN'? AL I TYPES Cf CAR PINTRY AND REPAIRS )? - thu UII loSe 0 I P.s ni':-Js j,st Wt.4 ) i have I I C-lId CAL'. 111 300 N, FRENCH AVE. ____________________________________ - li lilid The Herald chairs, secretarial desks 1. chairs, straight chairs, fIlIng Cabinets, as Is. Cash and carry. NOLL'S Casselberry, 17-92,130 1206 __________________ RI At TOIl 371 SIll '(0 CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING - SOLAR HEATING AND WATEI -- SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts, Small and large 17.000 per acre and up. Terry Realty, Realtor. 671- Harold Hall ReaI NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY. INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN office furniture - ________________________________ 532.900 EACH IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) ice Supplies oo—Of-f _____________________ instalicarpel aid vinyl. wall towall Free Estimate. Call SEARS ii Sanford 37? 1771. 0711 GRACIOUS 3 Story, Executive .....- odern Clean 3 bedroom home's. lamily ioum. gar iou, C.ii ets. III $237 CLIFF JORDAN,REALYOR REALTORS -- IS Yr FHA F IPIANCIP,G GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3303 Orlando Drive Sanford. 37] 3200 Forrest Greene, Inc. RENT PURCHASE PLAN 4 - Sanford iV7.7AA'2 _______________________ SANFORD - 3 Bedroom,' 2 bath home, air conditioner, shady yard $19,500 Make offer kithfl equipped, air, Carpeted Large private yard. $305. AdultS. 372 wI nds & eves.. 323 5*34. CLASSIFIED AD DEPT. 42-45bile Hony.'s ______ _____ - ______ fh.re wouldnt Nc' any MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Peg Real Estate r'rover TOPS ' 321 -0041 - - - offer a.':. __________________________ fur , 133,900. - 1 or? Bedrooms. Adults only - Shopping, schools, churches is this Immaculate 3 bedroom, 7 bath home. One bedroom Is paneled and may be used as a den. Back yard fenced and beautifully landscaped. An all BRICK home for MU REALTORS ',,ii qSJi,ai .51 I -VU4 I I5c -. - - II years experience PaulMiller, 372 c ONVENIENT TO DOWNTOWN - bedriximn models alto available. PARK A%'ENUEMOBILE PARK 7.545 Park Drive. 170 up r4r(jt in Wekiva River. Furnished 7 Water front cottage on the scenic ç" ' CLOSING COSTS. 5 PCT. TAX CREDIT, FREE MEMBERSHIP TO MAYFAIR COUNTRYCLUB. USEDOFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY36JNCHES leaters Cleaned, all makes LRVICL: BEYOND THE CONTRACT" and baths, privately fenced patios, professional landscaping NO 2-Bedroom wllh screened porch, heat and aIr, $100. Phone 37.3 4763 .. ____________________ .1. i SLd[e ea I - fin ter ( 'ciIIs I,, shag carpeting, dishwasher, disposal, continuous clean oven, decorator wall paper in kitchen PHONE 372.3301 .. __________________ REAL ESTATE Realtor 3fl 1491 Efficiency arAarlment, utilities in.. Luxurious two bedroom, two batt garden home for $21,900 Dsigned cluded, $125 month. Call 377-7771 tootler you thc most fl Luniort andI between 10 am. & 7 pm, livability. Central heat and aIr Bnittain auto pilot with radio tractor 01 Cessna 117E to K model, new $995. Radio coeplers in stock for Mooneys and Beethcrat?. Corn. piete aircraft Instrument and auto pilOt service and tales. Florida Aircraft Instrument Inc., 322 WHILE SUPPLY LASTS - good area. close to schools I CailBart NO IMMEDIATE DOWN F Al—Aviation ______________________ , Little want ads bring big, big results. Jtnt try one. 377-761? cv TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly ltarriett's Beauty Nook I 539£. First, 373 5147 "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" I .. Antique Show Jan. 4, 5. 6 CIfz Auditorium Ocala ROBSON MARINE 2921 Hwy 17-92 3fl.5j961 he first to see this recently edecorated? bedroom home with amily room, carpet & new roof. Real Estat - ALUMINUM SHKTS Beauty Care nopping. Broker-Owner will sell r:HA. VA, Conventional 137,9130. REALTORS - SPECIAL! ike a New Year's Resolution to be 322.242OANYTIME MLS 7S4SPARK trall'rapt% Adult Slam Weekly 3333 Hwy I? 97. Sanford 2(.22 ' -____________ 71—Antiques $15; Service au makes. HERBS TV. 1700 S. French, 323-1731. Realty New Year's Special Call Sanford's Sales Leader Dealer. Sunday&Monday,1p.m.to9:)0 FAt. TOP S Branch 011ice No 1 I Orlando Drive 372 I3O exIsting morIgouv with n qualifying or obtain new financin with low down. 3BR, super plus carpeting, paneled family roorr 123,500. extra low mileage, 17,593. 322-1651. ________________ EXPE RTS READY TO SERVE YOU churen NEED A 3 BR CHARMER? Asum Drive-In Theatre, 1971 Ford Grand Tormn.o, 7 door hardtop, red with beige interior, South 17 92 Phone 372 1216. Color TV's from 150; 81W, frorr rims Iit $26,000. For lVllGrandTorrso, 70,000 mIles 17,500 373 $694 af4PA 1,toyieland COLOR TV, 111.93 MONTH Bedroom, 1 bath. 120.000 with has reduced this 11.000 for a fai saId 3 BR, kitchen equlppe's Phone 3?? 3312 rn, Tuesday,lp.m.tobp.m. Admission, 11.50 RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 644 1006 SUNLAND AREA dice I bedroom apt , lights, water furnshed. Carpeted, adults, 190 50 372 2796 after S & wI rid',. ,Ict. 37 92 & 477, Longwood Ca!I)7) kSlOor 53.4 4605 SWAPSHOP FLEAMARKT yone can be a seller or a bUyOl' o charge All admitted free ome browse every Sunday at the service, used machines ,_. Stenstrom Realty 116W 2nd .t without 372-2115 AFTER HRS. 322-2743 1________________________ 0779 323 7593 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS Chico & The Man anted to buy used Office furniture. Any Quantity, MULL'S ski; immaculate condition. $1,100 131-5791. THIS HANDY MAN FIX-IT 21 Park Dr. EALTOR original miles. 199$ Manyottsers to choose from SACRIFICE 7,000 Home has 2 BR. 1 bath and a 75'x175' lot. Call Ut. carpeted, air, turn. & unfurn. 195 up 327-1510 3971 Fiat Racer 3971 6 cyl., stand, $993 3970 Hornet, 6 cyl., stand , Ja 000 tINY DESCRIPTION. SANFORD AUCTION, 32) 1310. KENMORE WASHER, parts, Used 323-$70c.r 131-9777 WITH GOOD CREDIT For Example --' - Larry Saxon, Realtor John Sauls Agency ra ' Any Car— No Money Down ILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS OF Refrigerator, Dr'r, Bunk Beds and Dishwasher Phooe3fl-24$3 specs, call 373-9110. I "Fictitious Name Statute." Chapter Judgment may be entered against 3976 at whIch time the bids will be leaf basil (Lit? Krarn Address) 16509,FIoqidaStatutes,willregjsfer you for the relief demanded in the OPenedandlmmedIa$efyrdytp, and Bait Sales and to Park Motll I har4-eooked eggs above. ' cup beef broth with theCterk of the Circuit Court. in P,tition City Clerk in a I4omefor Caretaker on thefolIow1ng Drawings, Specili' - ation.s and public meeting in thC ifalive. or if any party named 2 cans j6' Of 7 anti for County, Florida, IN WITNESS my hand and the seal of or s ater City Council Meeting Room, described property: Loti 11. 15, 14, other Contract Documents may be Complaint Is deceased, then his or upon receipt of Proof of tIe this Court on the 4th day of ounces) tuna. Street Improvements 1 teaspoon IBit 17, and the E 'z of Lots 13 and ii. examined at the followIng locations, Publication of Ibis Notice, the tic- December, 1975. Description: Construction of her unknown heirs, devisees, Wetiva Highlands, according to the 1 cup diced celery Pepper to taste tiark, Deite and Associates litious name, to-wit: VANGUARD (Seal) resurfacing of 1205 feet of East teciatees, or grantees, and all other survey thereof as recorded In OR Ercinys, Inc. or cucumber persons or parties claiming b. Book 433. Pg 233 of LANDSCAPE 1. NURSERY upon Arthur H. Beckwilh, Jr. Wash and trim greens, cutCrystal Lake Avenue and S me public 300 East Fulton Street 14 c-up fresh lemon fUt of fProuof, under or against them; which the undersigned Is engaged in Clerk of the Circuit Court West Crystal Lake Avenue with one ting off stems. Drain but do not all parties or persons havisg and records of Seminole County, Sanford, Florida 37771 busness at iii Longwood Avnu, By; Cecella V. (kern (1) inch (I") of Number one (No. I) Florida, less R-W of SR. 16. Further juice dry.Tearleavesfnto_34jyj claiming any rIght, title or Attamonse Springs, Florida. Deputy Clerk State interest described as the NW cornerof S.R. in ' cup olive oil or Dodge Plan Room to the premises invOlved pieces. heat fat in a large That the only party interested in. Publish; De.. 0, 35, 72, 79, 1915 All bids must be submitted in. thisand 46 and Wekiva Park Drive locate.) In 5Uit. 7621 Edgewater Drive flFII,74 said busines.s enter-pit, is the un other salad oil Sealed envelopes bearing on the skillet; add garlic, onions and S4ction 711979, (01ST. 3) Orlando, Florida 3210.4 derslgned. Ths subject property is lying and Outside the name of !he Blddir, his VARIANCES ' teaspoon dry NOTICE OF SHERIFF'SSALE basil. Cook until onions are being In. Seminole County, Florida, Pour H. Copp'igt address, and the date of opening. 1. GARY W. VAN TRUMP - PROPOSAL OUAiANTY NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that .ir mustard golden, stirring ocaslonally. PuIiSh: Dec. 1. 13. 77. 2'. 1975 're Pcui.'ii,dit.iions m.d Contract as follows: j i.cr;L,j bAlI-i, 76) 3V-A-1 AgrIcuIfr, by virtue of that certain Writ of 3 teaspoon salt Each Proposal shall be ac 27 7(w.a'__ Lc' WIth V:rl:: tr.Add greens broth or wtnr iini'j Documents are ooen to pualfr In. Ex•nitlon , uegnnng 704 teet. 6 inches East ft ij, '.i'lijpt'J us dii Spection arid may Dash pepper be obtair*1 from 0 113 ft on Lot salt.. Cover, bring to a boll; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the seal of the County Court 24.4 (hula Vista acceptable form of Proposal of the Norlawest corner of the Section of the City Clerk in the City Hall, City 7. 3 tabiespooni chopped in Section 72 71.37, On Guaranty in an amount equal to at reduce heat and cook 20 to 25 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIA- Seminole County, Florida, upon a Northwest ' of the Northeast ' Lake Mary, Florida. CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, fsnaf iudomenl rendered in tM Section 25, TownshIp 23 South, Clearview Road (01ST 1) INst five (3) per Cent of the amount pars.iey minutes until greens are tenTheany Cityorreserves 2. HARRIS .1. WARNER - 8AU. of the aforesaid court on th 32nd day of reject FLORIDA. the rIght to Range 3(1 Ea:!, run East along the 19-74))V Proposal, payable tØ the order 1 teaspoon mayonnaise all der, stirring occasionally, PROBATE DIVISION September,A.D. 1973, in that certain A 1 Agriculture Zone - of the City of Casselberry, Florida, bids, to waive any North line of the Northwest '.ot the Los techildeft case entitled, Finance America bid that it may and toac,.ept any Northeast '. CASE NO. 7S.314-CP SileVarIsncefrom4.,,s.sqftfo as a guaranty that If the Pro deem to be for Ihe 21 Section 23, Township 16,300 sq ft; Lot Width Variance Corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Tony best Estate of Soulh, Range 30 East, 134 feet petal Is accepted th. bidder will interest • from Of the City. Bids from inches; run ft to 73ff; and. Side Yard Caro, Defendant, whIch aforesaid JAMES MONROE MILLER, execute Ihe and Cc'ntract, any person, firm or corporation South and Variance from 25ff lo 15 ft On lhe file aC(ep?able Performance 0ased. Writ of Execution was delivered parallel to the thence West line of said default upon any agreement me as SherIff following described propertyLots 7 Boi'd within ten (10) of Seminole County. NOTICE TOCREDITORS with the ploflN*nS? 1 of ti,e Northeast ', will be rejected. days after the and 10. Block 2. Cats. VIII', Heights, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Florida and I have levied upon the feet, run thence West 334 feet 4 6)9 In award of the Contract. Each bid must be insection4.3)3l,rEor °''" described property 0 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST in P530, by ches to withIn 201 feet 6 inctwsaf the Pg 97. Further de-s(ribed as a statement of theaccompanIed Bidders by Tony Car-u, said properly being SAID ESTATE: Toad West lifl of satd Northwejt ' of the located CONTRACT TIME AND ving exptriencp, a list of ('quip o e s o Ea t tedi 5 Y,u and r.ich f utty. 0md,5, CII Avt'nue off S P 439 (Dl5T, LIQuIDATED DAMAGES are t.t'reO , run Iht'n North .'n,nt the bidder has available to Northeast I) oolified and required to tile any more particularly described as Work under thu Agreement shall complete the prolect. a list of feel to point Of begInning. 3. DAVID KIEFFIR You, .r. each of you. are notified ByCECILY BROWNSTONE mix with the hand to form a claims and demands which you, or f0h10*5 BA(i 39 be commenced upon written notice 76l.lv A-IA Residential Zone - to proceedf, One (3) i9 Plymouth Sport either of you, may save against Said references and proof of bondability that a suit to Quiet litle to the above Rear Yard Varianc, front 30' to $' within 200and calendar day! Of the shell be completed the amount of five per cent 15 per FIREPLACE PIC?iIC Turn out on a well1lostred SW- CircuIt Court of the Eiglde.flth PM46G9R747533, ID 140. 341'953, cent) of the base bid as guarantee against you an yo are required to Lot 331, Wcresl Unit S. in Sectl Egg Casserole Carrot S%kks face and, adding more all-pur- Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, green in Color TIme as defined in the General serve a copy of your answer to 'he 357130, recorded In Pfl 37. Pages that the Bidder, If awarded Cracked Wheat Bread pose 35 flour if dough sticks, Florida, Prcbate Division, In the being stored at Rattiff & Sons in Contract Complaint on th PIaintitVs atCnndit;onst of the Contract )l.n will within ten (10) co i Dri,E' 10151 Cca.jrthcxjse a? Sar:ford. licrida, Sanford Itor,,a Additional torn. ,tES M MACEL c,I cad until lft aid tI.a.sUc within Iii .ae of failure to complete the HE I SON - YOU 14 050 H work four calender months from formation avasiabl. from th Civil secuhIve calendar days after being ROBERT within. the time nam CRACKED WHEAT MELTON -about 5 minutes. Place in a presented herein & ASSOCIATES l 76)Sv -Unit BAilDeveiopmt Division of the SemInole County the ?imC f the first publication or within such extra time as may wIth the Prescribed ASSOCIA1ES. PA. 26 Wall Street, PUD Planti Contract BREAD greased bowl; turn to grease thiS Nd cc Each claim or demand Sheriff's Departmnt. forms, enter into a written t'O Dra,-,er 103?, Orlaniio, Florida. Zone) '4 1package dry yeast top; cover with a damp cloth, Variance setback and the unoersIoneci as Sheriff of roust be in writing and flied 4' ott Owner ContraclwiththedityCounciI,L,ke 37$')?, and file Ihe original in Inc property line onon the followIng Or undersigned agrees to pay the Florid.., In accordance wIth of Seminole CWnty, FIoridt, will l4 cups lukewarm rater at duplicate and state . Let rise in a warm, drsft4ree Office of lt' Clerk of the Circuit descri have the Owner withhold A.M on ' the 6th day of the accepted bid, and give a pee' Court on or before 2 to 2' cups all-purpose Properly: Lot 5)9, Wekiva frorn such Sums as may be due him je until doubled - about 1 residence and post Office address of 11.00 January fotmansce bond satisfactory to The I9l6OfherWi%C?Ne.IIeg.tsOf the Hunt CIt,'b, SectIon 3. In. Section 6-21- the 72nd, the clamant and must be sworn to .Sanuary, A D. 1976, amount of 1250 00 per celendar nowPUIICII io.n for sale city Council, Lake Mary, Florida, Con 7' On Suffolk Court (01513) it. and sell to the highest biddler, for by the claimant, his i plainl will be taken as conday In liquidated damaqei in Sc. equa to i ijp tn.gwj vide Into 6 portions, FOCTn each one hundred 915' c. APPROVAL OF MINUTES cent cast.. subjcct to an-i and all lorr',e'y or tue same shall be (300 fessed, and a default duly Cntered. cordance wIth Article g the 3, Decemner iS, ?1 Regular General COnditls No Bidder mey withdraw hi5 bid a week I te .pen ait I?'-i$ 21th cia small greased 4t, y 2&2 by 1' Dec-nr, for four contecutive weeks In Serninnie FlOfidi, County Courthcutr in within fifteen (IS) days after date the Evenin.g Sanforci, Thit publs hearing will be held in the above Carolyn M Miller 1 kdSp(Klfl ,ULiV Inch loaf pans. BrusL with egg Herald, The Owner reserves the right to set for the opening the County Commission Chambers the"edf. described personal property. At Admniflit?ratr!x DATED reject any Of all Proposals and to white and bake in a prelieatel cup (mely cracket wheat City 0, Lake Mary, Ihis 19th da, of Decem of the COtthu. Sanfgrd, Florida, That said Sjle is bting made Of said Estate bet'. 1913. waive any 1 ej white, lightly beaten Florida informality 3-degree oven until lightly or IStisty the terms of said Writ Of on January 19, 1974. at 1:00 P M • cv lechnicality in an,' Baldwm (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) 5: Kay Sass-man Propotal in the Dissolve yeast in the water. browned Ezt. Joai'e.s Sound ho - Batdw & DIckeou as COOn. thereafter as poSsIble. ri Arthur H, OeCkwitb. Jr interest of the Owner, Citc Clerk John E. Polk. Stir togethr 2 ers alJ.pu -po- e low wtwn Lipped on biflom - 'rg f If*-vnj 4) Written omments fled with t Clerk cf the Circuit Court Dated December 15th, 1975 GARY E. MASSEY, ESQUIRE OHke of the Zoning Administrator Sheriff (low', the wholewheat flr, 30 minutes. For a icr1 crixp Svtv 0 By: Mi.ry N Oarden (SEAL) 6)6 E SernOran Blvd. S.minç1. C,jnty. Florida will t.. cons'dered end perso Ca5tt.arr,. rkj,da J41W Deputy Cien. Ltai taeisd again wi salt, sua.i i*tzd cracked wheat; cfttht, by Bill 5 GrIer Attarnonte Springs, Flot'idi Publish: Dec. iS, 72, 9, 1975, J PpHrin.g & the hNrIng 5 AttOrn.ty fr Admir.lstratrix Publish: Dec. 72. 29, 1973. Jan L I?, wIll be AtteSt: make a well in the centef. Pour egg white halfway through 17 City Attorney h*ard Publish. Dec- 79, 3913. Jan. 3. 1976 1976 3,b orally, Hearings may be A'asy W. HaWthorn. Publish: Dec. 29, 1975 DEU 6.7 yea-st mixture into the well and ing. Cool on a wire -rlick. CEU-121 cttIn from time to time Publish Dec 39, 29, 1973 DELI 133 may be IC',nd neceSsary rurip oru fresh spine.5' Hwy. 17-92Across expIration of the tIme esablthed above for receipt of Proposals S.R DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS 15 I, 400), being 61 acres more or AND PROCEDURAL DOCUMENTS less. Further describ.das Eside Of Drawings. Specifications and 17-92. S of Sunland Estates. Procedural Documents ma-p- be (DIST 2 obtained upon application at INC 10. SHIRLEY KELLER - BA(l- otficeotdlark.DietzandAssociates 19-7b)-2E & 2V A-i Agriculture Engmn, inc., 500 West Fulton Zone - Front Yard Variance from Strs, Sanford. Florida. upon the SO' to 30' and Rear Yard Variance payment of a deposit of 5,5000 per 34' to Construct con- let. The depojit shall be in cash, or valescent home on the following check drawn payable to Clark, Di,tz described property: W 3)0' of E Hf AssxlatesEngIneers, Inc. The Tract 37. McNiils Orange Villa, deposit for each set will be refunded accordl.lgtoplat thereof recorded In to bone tide bidders upon return of PB 2, Pg 99 of the public records of the Contract Documents in good Seminole County, Fla. Further conditlonIfnoflaterthsnfIfteen (15) dai(.f;1ai;aled'nS,ç$17)1 days following me award ot a r. McNeI Road. (01ST. 3) Contract. Fifty per cent cf the 11. JOE B. McCAWLIY BAil- deposit will be refunded to non3974) 3E C. ITE - A.) AgrIculture bidders who return the Contract Apts,. I or 7 bedroom. fur.. or L'nturn, both AC, w w carpet, 150 damage. IllS mo. 323-4319 after I' -xi ,. ... 1 Year Leases 14 can be handled to suit you. Monthly payment, 1146, See this 8OAu We Buy Furniture 15' boat, walk thru windshield; fist. Loutry klls.Jsrn, prtividq'i many cabinets, range & refrigerator. All bedrooms are oversized. PrIced below market at $36,000. To in. arden Apts, I & 2 BR, air, carpet, 3 Bedroom, l' bath. Assurn drapes, GE appliances + dw, mortgage, No Qualifying Equity Mo. -6 Mo.& 3222090 . toing , Franklin Arms Apis,, 323 64.30- - 15 minutes, , Buy ---° FOUR X THREE our bedrooms, and 3 baths, are provided In. this 'pacious ranch home, on a beautiful wooded lot on a quiet Lake Mary street. Large Buy This Home Before Dec. 30, Get $5,000 Homestead Exemption - SANFORD . Broker BLAIR AGENCY 371 3164 - REALTYIPIC. 201 E 25th 371 7032 HAL A. COLlIERY. REALTOR SELMA WILLIAMS, Associate Eves 377 061? or 377 1517 Peg Real (slat. llCK)E 25th St. 377665' Unfurnished TU -Oviedo-Ouplex, furn. Or unfurn. Ideal location, ReeSonable 3453771. ,. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED 1505W, 25th St, Jan part of your plans, you can take 0-Apartments Pton.Ifl-1539 f.'c.torc -ycle insurance r used furniture, appliances. tools, etc Buy 1 or 1003 items. Larry's Mart, 215 Santcvd Av 17 p,Inmef%t 52—Appliances HAL COLBERT TAFFER REALTY -_— Bdrm. to 68—Wanted MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 069/ _________- ----------53-TV-Radio--Stereo D acres of clearen tiled farm land. $2,600 per acre Rentals APARTMENTS - - J G s: GI' 3fl'9.431 Eve 0691114 --- property. 119,100 ,, , ;-i:a c 2545 PARK arge house with 3 furnished apartments. Good income Stemper Realty - CARROLL'S FURNITURE - -___________ - Shampooer (cc only It.S0 per da'.r. of $1 See at. bedroom, 2 bath. Also guest cottage In Beautiful Mayfair. 564,500, t.entral Florida's )dd jots, painting, cleaning. You M'JLTIP(t LISTING REALTOR furnish paint, will do job dirt 227 4993 3939 S I'rencn cheap. Reliable handyman, Cell 7374, 373 3496, 372 19$-I 373-1955 late evenings or nights. 37959.777'1l64 •. ra twin 307 East Firit, Downtown 503W 1st St. fl) 6063 or 323 0317 eve-s available, Wanted 21—Situations on, SANFORD SEWING CENTER Peg Re.il Estate Broker ACREAGE- Hard to find smal acreage at a small price. Buy S 30 acres at 12,500 per acre or 11 acres at 17,700 per acre. Termi _______________________________ Siriorr Z-g zag ri CE,riet 3 r'e-di post needle. Iron loading, deluxe sewing machine M. Unsworth Realty mustscIIthee3ncs.','eri priced from 129,500-will sell 101 thousands of dollars less now. A. U. Hutchlson,3fl.1O3l 4A- Public Nofic,i ' Assume Payments ANYTIME — -- DELTONA BARGAINS- Buildei en tables with drawers, good con dillon. 322-60*7. lean 3 bedroom, I", bath, avocado stove & refrigerator, blue carpet, central heat & air. Payton's 3fl 1301 41-Houses 3222420 *,iYriMc REALTORS MLS 2543 PARK Crsocs, Grapefruit, TangerJn - Real Estate MLS ig-torcycles -... -- W71 Honda CL 200 like new quipmen for Rent . Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet ___________________________ - much for' only 172.000.) BR, eat.Inkitchen, central heat, nice corner 1o, naw, pointed. Locak.J ,I 414 Baywood Drive. 322.2420 - 10—Swap & Trade . -. 409 W. 1st St. 377 7333 We Buy Furniture ____________________________ )NCE IN A WHILE you can buy so ______________________ AT S pc gold sectional and 2 walnut - REALTORS ____________________________________ Ads wiI help you find that oh 5100ehi3Ok1 GOOdS 'rears for 113,900. Better hurry on thIs one cause it won't last long. - __________ KULP DECORATORS at AT Ph. 372130 ____ Call Sanford's Sales Leaoer 400 Sq. Ft. Shop Space 100 P1 Maple 37] SIll or 373 6670 -- Call Sanford's Sales Leader- 32 673.3 Ot 3fl 0362 __________________________ ______________________ - have it 136 Garrison Drive and owner says sell It before New -- 2610 Hiawatha .00KING FOR A NICE HOME PRICED UNDER $14,000? We Call w. Garnett White :all herb Stenstrorn for a con NAVELS, C,RAPEFRUISS. TANGELOS Santovd.Fioriclal7,,1 Property height, Large fenced outsiC storage Central loca'ion Real Estate oriented equipmentt Tangelosand Tangerines 1225 Bushel Phone 373 1611 Ca11123 4517 Wr.tePO fbi 1733 reduced 1.3,000 bt Ow appraised tguri'. Now tell me -- Is that a bargain? Owner Is in a hurry and needs It sold today I You'll love itt JOHN kRIDER,ASSOC tie offer continuous monthly 107W CommercIal training programs for all our Phonefl2Isl Sanlor Associates. and the very latest in ______________________________ Nave$Orangfl,$7,SQperbu Juice Oranges, SI SOperbu Yourdontainer.3fl Sill PPP i.',arrsnted Hornet 'lOT DIGGITY DOG! $23 900 will buy you a lovely 3 BR home Peg Real Estate Broker 373 5.439 ________________ of x DAVE S' 37) 9370 FREE GIFTWRAPPING-AII Bab Gifts, Knits. Christening PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 70ff ices attached. Warel.euse truc six (6) new or experienced lIcensed Real EstateAssociates to help service our ERA Sellers and Buyersi GRAPEFRUIT, $150 Home Commercial Building ianford's Sales Leader is in need of - S tenstrom Realty ---- 31—business - '' BUY-SFL I-TRADE 311315E.Plrtt5t. 37756 area, Associates! SATURDAy AND SUPIDAY,9tot WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 17'xl' mobile home with Ian added room on 10 acres, Gene $135 month, Phone 373-Ill Real Estate - 2 Bedroom furnished, 5)35 mont Adultt preferred Phone )fl 411 -'' _______ Reconditioned Batteries, $12 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave. .snd. CASH 3224132 Homes - ti-i'-. _________ ____ _____ ____ Flea Market Open HIGHWAY46FLEAMARKET l',miles East of I Ion Hwy £6 (behind Hwy 16 Auction Gallery) 34"'4, _______ ----- S tenstrom Realty New QOvernmrnt proqrarn. chi c.ir.' icr a ,'. i. : r Need helpwith Diabetic Diet? Come ou quMify )i .1424 to class at Seminole Memorial ____________________________ 7, Hospital.Jan'iary$, 1976,2p m or 7.30 pm. Call your physiclar. for 9 -Good Things to Eat re-seration. Conducted by Naomi ---H. ForbeS. Regis?erca Dieticlar,. NAVEL ORANGES Repeat meetings will be held BAGGED Second Thurvlay each month. eo r(Cfl(h Ave 373-36.72 _____________________________ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll ?720641 block, excellent condition, no city taxes; by owner 32? 6670 For Sale or Rent, 2 1 acres, S roor I''e bath mobile home in Geney Phone 327 1064 between 6 & 7 p.r tOage2onIy. Next onew Driver License Bureau. 372 64.45. or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P Q fto* 553. Sanford. Fla 3777? 3779711 I M Prerisr tune re,eased plant toni's C,,md.-t 1100W 1sf St. 3776620 _____________________________ DUPLEX- 7 bedroom cos.crete -- drinkers Give Green Light - - Adults preferred, 1150 m Security deposit. 323-5651 or 32 6620. - __Cji,jfrJ jp------- - - - For families or tiend of Problem 372 713$ AFTERHRS. SWAP - 36 ft Cooia V-Bottom Boi for good Spinet Piano. or sell, 1.31, - st& Found - Stereo- Console. AM-FM radL nice cabinet, plays well, $5ii Couch & matching chair, $35. 2791. JIM HUNT REAllY J 2521 Park Dr REALTOR _______ -- 'V nigh,. " 33Hjçpç Furntc)d Th—Auto Parts - ...... .r Largc antique Sicentetyiiat off is:. desk-tall 373 1913 late evenings i REAL Ti _________________ - '-' ________ - 322-6457 377)99) ___________________________ V -- month SCHUREPI Realtors, 377 3)07 - GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC OSTEEN--- 1 Bedroom 1140 pi ET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOP A FRACTION OF THEIR COST ________________________ _____ __________ II_•____ ____ ______ ____ I New) bedroom, 7 bathall electni central heat and air. Phone 32 Garden 62Lawn Bud Cabell. 322103? Monday, D.c. 2?, 1?75—SB It's like pennies from hepven wh en 323 you sell "Doni Needs" with a____________________________________ wint -Looking for a job? The Classified JOHNNY WALKER - Apiloflecallcouldstartyouonanew available _, 32.7. Noon The Dcy Before PublicQtion •.:.-.. -• Notice ARE I3OLST(RFf) WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS ,ttjinct - Happy New Year Sundoj - Noon FridQj -. ilL __________________________________________ irrirri I ________ IL__________________ ____ -V 1 thru S times tIc a un 6 thru 25 limes 31c a tlfl 26 times ic a un S2,00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum One? bedroom and one3 bedroom, IllS month Phone 377-1587 or 373 7137 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Kitchen 6athraom C Counter tops, Sinks, installatli anytime. DayS- 3776173 Nights 32? 7)5? 1st Call 671 3091 after 7 p m ____________________________ Companion; Needed immediately. 62$ 0636. SLIM ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS - or ,:_ -1Y1M,tJId1UU '1 l-flOU5$ oven In Sanora.Occupy after Ja lursej; RN's; LPN's; Aide; Aide RATES HOURS n—HousesUnfurrnshed F-er Sale or lt Almost new bedroom, 7 bath,? car garage, al stag carpet throughout, self CICI Orlando (Mr. Chin) 17.5 $691 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. -. Jobs, Jobs, Jog OrIQndo - Winter Pwk 322-2611 - Wanted - CLASSIFIED ADS 7:00P.M. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by th* fICtjtij name f SANFORD Chairman the City Council of the Cily of Lake MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC, and TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: that I intend to •egister said name Mary, Florida, that said City that I intend to register said name Notice is hereby given that the Publish: December 29, 3975 with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Councilwillhold a public hearing bt with the Clerk of he Circuit Court, Seminole County Board of Ad DEU 328 Seminole County, Florida in ac 7:30 pm. or as soon thereafter as Seminole County, FIoridô in ac juitment will C0fluCt a pjbi.0 NOTICE OF ACCEPTING cordance with the prov.slons of the possible, on Thursday, January iS, cordance with the provisions , the hearing to consider the foIIownU Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: 1976, to consider the adoption of an RESUME'S BY THE Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: items: CITY OF LAKE MARY, Se.lion $65.09 Florida Statutes 3957. OrdInanc, by the City of Lake Mary, Section .6.5.09 Florida Statutes A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS 1957. FLORIDA 5: DavId Malcom McCallum Florida, title of wtich is as followi: DIOCESE OF CENTRAL 5: Robert A. Tango Publish: Dec. 15, 22 29, 1915, Jan. 5, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Publish Dec FOR THE POSITION -PUD FLORIDA RAI1;9;a)IE 29 i;'o OF CITY FIRE CHIEF OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA, 1976. _____________________________ (Planned Unit Developmenl Zone) 0EU61 PROVIDING FOR COUNCIL AP. DEU-ii7 THIS IS TO NOTIFY YOU THAT - For Church on the following PROVAL OF ALL AP. described property: Five Acres with theCity of Lake Mary, Florida has a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE POINTMENT$ OF MEMBERS TO tN THE Cl. CUlT COUKI OF 330' of rosi frontage in ap- position open for a City Fire C.ief. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, OF. F 10 R I 0* EIGHTEENTH f'oximateIy 660' depth In NE cornef' The refluirementi for this POSitiOn') CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR FICES, AGENCIES OR EM- JUDICIAL' CIRCUIT SEMINOLE of Government Lot 1, Parcel 5, area minumum of two (2) years of PLOYEES OF THE CITY, NOT COUNTY, FLORIDA. SEMINOLE COUNTY Tuskawilla Road, in Section 13-21.30. superviSory experience, two hun PROBATE DIVISION INCONSISTENT WITH THE CIVIL ACTION P40. 7S3S3PCA.04.O Further described as located on the dred (200) hours of State Certified PROBATE NO. 7S.312-CP E corner of Sterling Park Plamed Training, EMT Certification and CHARTER OF THE CITY OF IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF that firefighters standards council In re: Estate of Unit Development. (01ST. 1) LAKE MARY, THE FLORIDA JOHNNIE FRAZIER. Husband CONSTITUTION OR GENERAL and VIOLA C. MATTOX 2 HAROLD R. PECK - BA(I-19- physIcal requIrements be met. deceased. LAWS OF THE STATE OF ULA JACKSON TINNIE 762TE - c2 Commercial Zone - Salary: $10500. FLORIDA; REPEALING ALL OR FRAZIER, Wife Applications and resumes should NOTICE TOCREDITORS Request temporary permit to plar.e All creditors of the estate of ANY PART OF ORDINANCES IN mobile home on the following be submitted no later than thirty H E R E WI T H; VIOLA C. MATTOX, deceased, are CON F L I C T described property: LoIs 19.27, (30) days after publication of this NOTICE OF ACTION AND EF Block 1, Geneva, in Section 2120-32. Notice, at the office of the Mayor, ' hereby notified end required to file SEVERABILITY TO:EuIa Jackson Tinnie Further described as located bet. mailed to Post Office Box 725, Lake any claIms or demands which they FECTIVE DATE. Frazier A copy of said Ordinance shall be wean old railroad and Geneva Mary, Florida 32116. may have against said estate In the c o General Delivery CITY OF LAKE MARY. office of Clerk of Circuit Court of available at the office of the City Osceoia Road, North of Avenue C. Collins, Georgia 3l)47 Florida Seminole County, Florida, in the Clerk of the City of Lake Mary, (01ST. n You are hereby notified that a Cu.jrlhwsi sI Sanford Florida, Florida, for all parsons desiring to proceeding for ditioIutin of 5: Key Sassmin 3.KBNNETHO.RICE-BA(3-19 within tour alendar m'nths from f'lamine same. City Clerk marriage has been filed against you 76)-STE . A-i Agriculture Zone the date of the first pubhcation All Interested parties are invited andyouarerequiredtoserveacopy To park mobile home on the GARY E. MASSEY. ESQUIRE this notice. Each claim or demand to attend and be heard. of your writlen defenses, If any, lofiowiflgdflcrlbedproperty Sof Suite 109,-Semoran Building i theplacecfresidencear.dpostoffice the Evening Herald, a newspaper of whose names and addresses appear 32, on Willinghem Road (01ST. I) Altamonfe Springs, Fla. ___________ I address of the claimant end must be general circulation In said City, 1, JAN MARIE PEN PIlNOTON - City Attorney below, on or before January 15. 1976 sworn to by Ihe claimant, his agent. (i)tlmeat less? 15 days prior to the and file the original thereot with the BA(1i9 76) STE - A-i Agriculture Publish: c-t will become time of the public hearing ' cr hi5 dit?o.-ney, rr b'i' t-r cu thC DEU 379 r Clerk Of this Court either before .oii accordn to law. following desrtbed propt-rly: .,ulri DATED thi', 2)rdu3y of Oc.errber service cx Petitioners attorneys or 1915 ' Dated December 73rd, 3915. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS immediately therealt.r, otherwise a 330ft of Lot 213 and Northof Lot 235 _ City of Lake Mary, 5: Dorothy C. RIngI'ng 0. P. Swop, Land Co. PIat of PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby filwm,' default will be entered agalnt you Florida As Executrix for the relief demanded in the Black Hammock,inSection3.S2031, that Sealea Propojij ,,,, ______ 5: Kay Sanman DOUGLAS STENSTROM Of recorded in PB?, Pg 110. Further received bythedityofCasselberry, Petition. _______ City Clert STENSTROM, DAVIS *. WITNESS MY HAND and the seal described as located on Kansas Florida, •t the Cit' Hall in GARY E. MASSEY. ESQUIRE McINTOSH of this Court on the 17th day of Street, (01ST. 1) Casselb,rry,Florlda,untill.ZpM __________ 616 E. Sf'mO(an Blvd. Attorney for ExecutrIx S. BOLESLAW ORABINSKI - local time on January 37th, 3975, fr December, A 0. 39) Altamonte Springs, Florida P.O. Box 1330, Sanford, Fl BA(1-19-76) 3TE - ,.1 Agriculture the construction of Water and (SEAL) _________ Attorney for City Publish: Dec. 29, 197S, Jan 5. 1916 Zone - Rees? temporary permit Westewater Treatment Facilities, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Publish: Dec. 29, 3915 DEU.132 _____________________________ DEU-130 - Clerk of Court to place mobiI home on the Contract 0 in accordance with following described property: Lot Drawings, Specifications and -...;....-. By: Elaine RiChard, ________ .,. 33. Longwood Hills, in Section 30.20- Procedural Documents prepar by Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, ______ 30, recorded in. P8 6. Pgs 15 end 16. Clark, Dietz and AssocIates. Robert M. Morris I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C1R. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT CF THE Hutchison & Morris Further described as iocat*i on Engineers, Inc. CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIA- 730 North Park Avenue Lazy Acres Lane. (01ST.?) j _________________________________________________________________ The project. in general, includes . ___________ - VI SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CUlT OF FLORIDA, INANOFOR Sanford, Florida 32773 6.JOHP4L.WILLIAMS-DA().19- the constructIon of a new pant in k _________ PROBATE PlO. 74•13-CP SEMINOLE COUNTY. 7b)1TE - Al Agriculture Zone - ctuding sit. works building, on site Publish Dec. 13, 27, 79 1975 & Jan -! lii ne: Estale of Case No. 7S-23S9-CA.13. 1976. To park mobIle home on the piping, chlorination, electrical and LIROY KELMAN COATES. NORMA .i MILLE P. Uncooked pLnach, rich In sitamin A1 tithe heart ala matndtsh saLad to which protein Li added In ue following described property: Begin system controls, and other DEU Deceased Plaintiff, _________________________________ at NE cor of Lot B of Sanford Celery miscellaneous and appurtenant form of tuna and egg wedges FINALNOTICE . Delta, according to plat thereof as workatfheslteofthenew plant. The IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE recorded NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that GEORGE W. MILLER, In. PB 1, Pgs 75 and 76, workalsoincludntheln%tallatjoncf EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIA theundersignedwillontp.et3thday Defendant, public records of Seminole County, two 300 H.P. High Service Pumps CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE of January, 3976, present to the NOTICE OF ACTION Fla., and then run W 210 ft. thence and a fluoride feeder furnIshed by COUNTY, FLORIDA Circuit Court Judge in and for To George W. Miller run S 2lOft, thence E 230 ft. thence N the Owner. The work also includes CASE NO. 7S-2S-CA-O9.G Seminole County, Florid.., Probt Route?, Box 163 210 (I to P08 in Secllon 9-20-31, on piping and electrIcal connections to PEARLM ALLEN, an unremarried Diviiion, his final return, account Platte City, Missouri Bearciall Ave. (01ST. 2) tw water storag, tanks an twg widow, formerly known as PEARL and vouchers, as Executor of the YOU AR! NOTIFIED that ' 7. BOBBY 0. PRICE BA(1-19- waterwellscompI,tewltnpumpa Estate of LeRoy Keiman Coates, action to partition the following M. MOCK and PEARL MOCK, 76)-bYE - Al Agriculture Zone motor constructed or. the site bf Plaint deceased,andatsaidtime,tflenand property in Seminole County, To park mobile home on the Others. there, make application to said Florida. BOA1. followingd,scrbedproperty: Begin At the site of Ihe existing Nortn WILLIAM JERDEN Judge for a final Settlement of his Lots Sand S0chairss South and 20 chaIns West of Wster Plant, the work includes 6. DUCK POND FIRST WRIGHT a k-aW1LLIAMJFR adminIstrpti of said estate, and ADDITION. Casselberry. Seminole BOATRIGHT. • DEN the NE corner of Section 4.2030, run piping and electrical connections to To Greens Dishes for an order Ilistharging him as County, Florida, according to BOAT South lOOft, West blOft, North 100 ft. a new water wsll complete with the WRIGHT, his wife, HUGH 1' such. plat thereof recorded in Piat Book EastblOfttobeginfling, iessparton pump and motor constructed by WIGGINS and There'smorethanonewayto WIGGINS, N DATEDttis11thdayoi December, 17. page 7$. public records of wife, HARRY Wash spinach and drain, Season with pepper to taste. COHEN and East Side In. Lake Mary Road Other-i. The work also inclucie's the A,D. 1975. Serniuoi, County, Florida, and enjoy greens, but we seem to Break off stems. Tear leaves Malces: 6 to 8 serVings. Further described as located on installation of a 325 H.P. High Edward Gordon Lundblad. 1972 HospitalIty House mobile COHEN. ar.. forget that fact. It's human into bitesize pieces; place in hi wife, HELEN COHEN Country Club Road. (01ST. 2) Service Pump and fluoride feeder . COHEN, her husbend, Executor of the and home.MoaeI7O2FR.loIeet long. GEORGE I. LAYMAN -BAIl- furnished by the Owner and other naturetostaywithagood thing, largesaladbowl.Cut3eggs Into 32 MARY OICKENSON and Estate of Legal feet wide. 19761 7TE-A.IAgrlcutture Zone- miscellaneous work shown on the LiRoy Kelman Coats's, and what can be better than wedges; mash 1 egg with fork has been filed agbinst you and 'iou or t any party named inif this DICKEIlSON, her husband, alive, To park mobile home on Lot 106, DrawIngs and specified herein deceased arereguired?oserveacopyof fresh cooked spinach? Well, or force through sieve. Add .nford Celery Delta, in Section 16 FICTITIOUS NAME At the site of the existing Howell Law Offices of written defenses, if any, to your Complaint is decs, then his or ?Q3i,atfheendofBe.rdallAvenue ParkWaterelant.theworkinctudes Notice IS hereby given that I am there's a real flaVor and taste tuna, celery and egg Wedges tO it on her unknown heirs, devltees, (01ST. 2) FREEMAN & WOOLFOLK engaged In buSiness at 25fl Sanford P.O. Box 70 (1007 the furnishing and installation of IRVING B GUSSOW. ESO., of legatees, or grantees. claiming by, opportunity waiting for people ROsenbtum & Pipkins, Attorneys for spinach. Mix mashed egg with Ave. Sanford, Seminole County, 9 A. L. SELIOMAN, TRUSTEE - facIlities for handling one ton Highway 436) Plaintiff,whos,eacfdressissujte3gs through,uflderoragalnstlh,m;and BA(i-19-7fl.)E wtx) would venture Into other lemon juice and remaining Florida under the fictitious name Of Altamonte Springs, Florida 37701 C-? Commercial chlorin cylinders, a building ad 430 East Highway 436. Casselberry all parties or persons having or and A-I Agriculture OSBORN'S BOOK & BIBLE Zone green pastures, or pastures To d;ti, and the inslallation of a Attorneys for Estate Florida, on or before January 71st' claiming any right, title or interest construct Par 3 Golf Course and fluoride feeder furnished by the of ingredients to make dressing. STORE,and that I intend to register greens. For instance, there's Pour dressing over salad and Said name with the Clerk of the Publish: Dec. 15.77.29.1973, Jan. 5, 3976, and file thi odgirsal with the thiS Suit to the premises involved in Club House-Pro Shop on the Owner. The above and other in and 3916 Clerk of this Court either before raw spinach, served up in a toss lightly to mix. Serve with Circuit Court, Seminole County, following described pf'operty: That miscellaneous work shall be as Defendants, portion service on Plaintiff's attorney or : 'A H I t, tnaMód Cro'.IMca:. 6 Florida in accordance with The DELi 85 5aa(I of SW '. of SE '., of Section shown on the Drawings an -NOTICE OF SUIT immediatslvffit.r,aft.r;ornerwisea prOvisionS of the FICftttoui Name Ii 7030, lyjngfl ofhi Old Orlando $p.cif led f'er4n Serving the spinach raw servings. TOQUIET TITLE default will be entered against you Road (less the ES 3' thereof) and Statutes, To-Wit: Section M3,0l IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE At the site of the exIsting for the relief demanded in the TO THE DEFENDANTS; enchancesitanatura1vjtainA the SE ' of SW 'i of SeCtiOn 11-20EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR Florida Statutes 'si. Weit.wat.4 'r-rii.tment Plant, the TOASTED CROUTONS WiLLIAM .)CROEr4 BOAT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE complaint or petition CUlT 30; and begInning 1455' E and work lncIu Cofltent. And the bird-cooked S Ellis C- Ost,orn WRIGHT, the furnishing ar-id a ii a WITNESSmyP,andandfp,e5ealof JERDEN BOATRIGHT, and COUNTY, FLORIDA, WILLIAM 1010 31' N of SW cor of Section 1470 crusts from 6 slices Publish: Dec 15 22. 29. 1916, egg wedges and chunks of tuna Installation of facilities for handling • December 37th. CIVIL ACTION HO. 72119.CAO4.0 this Court on 30. run N 3976 deg 53 mm E 323.2' ofletoncntofInIcyIIndqsandoth , BOATWRIGHT. his wife. "Addrets (Seal) that nestle In the fresh, tender day-old white tread. Cut bread In re: The Marniae thence S 72 deg 7S mm E DEU I 5' miscellaneous work shown on ?N ___________ Unknown" Arthur H. fleckwith, Jr. _________ WILLIAM THOMAS MORRIS, leaves add protein to this no- thtotinycubes,Greasea baking thence S 13 deg 3$ mm E 771 6' Drawings and specified herein Clerk of the Circuit Court HARRY COHEN and - . stxtct; cover with bread cubes Husband, thencestoapolnts9.9'P4of50f (yoking main dish PROPOSALS WILL BE COHEN, his wit., By: Martha I. Vihlen FICTITIOUS NAME and Said section. thence E ISOA to the E PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ .-__ I details available bY callIng 323 43)0, Ext. 301. Seminole County oard ctcjraphy by Mun,cn Cc. ,ip-' Inc weing peotos reason.hi, priced Phone 3?) Upholstering _______________________________ Qc4l,- Lc"cs'.'rrr: Frq-'" i.p a. Ctttt'fy Call tom lrt-e estrriate 20) E. Commercla 3736451. TWOPLUSTWOISFOIJR And That's A Fact' Cassf ild Ads Gets We'sulti And That's A Fact Too' Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repair and Service STINEMACHtNE& Plum ing SUPPLY CO. 201W 7nd5t 17263)2 —------.1 kING Plumbing 5upplies- NEED A SERVICEMAN? Youli Futures Water Heaters I a 'ii 13 Ind him listed 'fl O'jr Bijiinrt' rn thru Sat 2511 5 Park Drive Serv..e Directory 3235612 - - - 'V ---- �j - -.-r ___ ______ - = - __ — __ - - — - - _ -- M — ___ ___ - - - - - __ - ------.--- . __ - ----.-------- --- - ___ 0 - - 0 N_____ - - ~ 1111111 = M - I M - __ - — — ______ - ~ - - - B-Evenlng Herald, SanforJ, Fl. _______ - ~ --- __ - . - I __ - - ____ __ I — - - - 4 ii 'f 0 - __ - WE WILL BE ~~_ - - CLOSED ,t F &* 9% _______-- - - r - -- - - _____ - ' GOOD FOO 7/ - PRICES GOOD DSTHRU \ JAN. 4,1976 - - ______ I - . - - - " LBe - - - ., - CO R N FED I % I FAIRWAY EMPLOYEES WISH TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE IN IVIS, AND LOOK - . -1 OR EITHER MA1111,111! WESTERN PORK ~ __ 1. FORWARD TO SERVING YOU IN i7 ~C*M:Ar ____ ___ —-- Sliced i-MIJ.1- - - INN - Us I i - uu Z.I,_ --. ! - .-- V --- COPELAND __ - _0% OSCAR ___ ___ tT _____ A. - t -1. iii - 4 01 QuarI HILLSHIRE SMOKED OR I 11k. 2- I.L - R ausage • • 8 6 a oz. U IIU SPRIT $ e4 ID LIJ. 1 Loin Chops 1 WV LB —_ . ' - ______ TT IT: - 2&5 -?_ LYKES SMOKED - ROASTS N.Y. Steaks C Roik Sfwl - p Hams FRESH STANDARD oysten BONELESS LB. L BONELESS ROLLED ! BONELESS LB. $1 *28 1•68 LB. LB Shouldm' Steaks Frog Logs $2,98 LB. Jmbo Shrimp Cubed Steaks 3 LB. - HWY* 1742 2690 S. Orlando Ave, . _______ jI1.I7Tt11 1" a 24 OZ. NFORD !jJ1I VtA1' '1 09 QT ___________ epis6de. Fred(fie, 17, produced a manacled 18-year-old I Mark Their make bdlle%e ______ --_ - - - - I_ Z !%I 1iuu:— ' 100 I I I : iEXTRA ' I LAS RUFFLES 1 I EXTRA $ CLIP THESE I ,. . i I . -- COUPON Goon THRU JAN 4, 1976 1 EXTRA — I - ____ -_ m, I I 1=1111.11110k ~ 50 EX-FRA I 19Y6 I EX - A ______ _____ hCKE I GOOD F0 I O COLD DUCK I ALUABLE 1 I1N o GIFTS * COUPON GO THRU JAN 4 1P76 L _________________________________________________________________________ I V -11111 I i 4 V, 3 BASKETS C LB. L - — — Cabbage NW TOP TizLr 1, a. - WHITE ALL PURPOSE OSS C 12 I LB. BAG cut Mdl iTech CK th and I 1 11$ Mar ruuueu 1C 99 I ! $1 0 1c) - 0 ins swriled, irrit3ted wrLsts he was asked Freddie would d with the CiS I sure 't want 'e ii" Sul - — erenY Fred Bowen arrived to help officers Coombs and Roy Hendricks Irm Mark. With bolt cu'tter tool they carefully 29 LO. Hrushroanna 0 key for the antique hand cuffs either so sanforI Patrolman i i contacted n111Ce depart t over the county Nobody had a key that woul d release Mark At 11 p.m. Coomtxi called in the Sanford F're E aft COUPON GOOD THRU JAN 4, 1976 - _________ a I La. I I SMACK 3 IIIIIIIIIIIII Pole Beans stamps. I 1 - - SNAP I TV game was fine for a while. 71m Mark's wrists began swelling and the teenagers dt&ored there was no key' for the 'cuffs. The Sheriff's Depart- 1010 Tomatimhm %Fqwo I WITH PURCHASF OF WITH PURCHASE OF - 1100 1 SALAD i rdic.iir .L1 iI _x 61 • d "-'--- MINIMI J 11fAi(.1I1 . i: #.I _________________________________________________________ . ___________________ — ~7_-~ ____ — FRESH COUPON GOOD THRU JAN. 4, I 4.)XI I; -4 Q*141 ~___;__- ~-~-_--I ~Vpjgs~~ _____ - __---_______ ____ ,- --_-- - I11!iflfttJ USE TH EM WITH YOUR PURCHASES TO GET -I I Top Value ~ ___ __ - v;=Gt_-__~r ____ FRUfTSIVECETttLES OR FRITO5 CHIPS I • ___ - __ ___ I 1 WITH PURCHASE OF OR MORE 11111 I — TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF I 1iL1gI•1v1J•'_ 100 I TOP VALUE STAMPS I I --I —_ ~~ / J 1 '1 •- ____ ____ en ii....._ _ --- ___ tl -- U,M 7-l -mon !-&!M'S~t~C~5!4 2 mizalm __ . - _________ sa-~PRRW _4;~ 0~ ffm~~_ - fim_~b= ___ L__ c=&~~: o ______ - - - - __ = __ - at k. * ' ' -A=- - - - li . -.-_-1 _- - ------- - commissioners that "certain members of the board are Joined to bury Freerrz .n." Is111-- - characterize some board flattaway and CommLWoner troversial issue." It was made members' actions to remove reeman Harry Kwiatkoski Lckcd the at last %eek's commission attorney at last weeks corn- meeting During and after Vthlen'a mission meeting Vihlen called the Kimbrough statement, Freeman remained Viblen said he based today's statement "pretty well crude" silent. Kwiatkowski was ubt in decision ona hearing scheduled and said it represen ts a "play attendance when Vihle tomorrow at 2 p.m. when on political motivation." revealed his position. Commission Chairman Michael wouldn't he 4~ ._=_M _h W&Rbw ______=:.fii __-- ---.-.. -- - -I 1-__.. .~ Kimbrough asked today for a Kunbrough replied that it c statement from Vthlen, who "notunusualtohavetowamt( %asalentfrOrnla3t Tuesday's Mr Vthlen It's a commi meeting because of a bken ng Eody knows a foot Kimbrough has asked all It" Vililen also criticized man who has a hearing statements made by Kim tomorrow," Vihlen said Vihien brough which implied that '~' had the deciding vote since Vihlen dodges issues of a Commis.sloners Dick William controversial nature. - _-z aff" ~ - - -_ -- -=- - no has "knowledge acting on ad%ice from a Vihlen's statement today and belief that Freeman's In- member of the judidary Ilattaway turned to Ven an dlctinents will be thrown out" attorneys he consulted. said, "The limelight is yours" "I cannot fire or suspend a --- -1 ~__ I I !, P_ S because, in Vien's opinion, It brough asked why Vihien may well be un hadn't attacked the policy the learning of inclination" upon constuUonai" last three Ums employes were ch ges against Freeman was He asked that the labor at- suspended — instead of waiting • ar • MJ a coun•t y at• ttorney •0 (ornev research the policy.. tintif today. oluntarily step aside, Vthlen Again, Vihien said he w' After KImbrOUgh asked for said he ____ __ I C1 'I __~ Although he said his "first - 4 I 4i - - ______ cleared _______ ' f -, - 1118111111111 ______ i comptisbed wfdi large vacm bundho.(HmId Pboto by BM Vincent Jr.) here for any _____ I--- - Freeman's attorney is expected Ma//'Adds Touch Of Char M to ask that the charges be Freeman, liattaway and Kwiatkowski are charged with By JOE ASK It EN Accused Burglar If • I I • I !77-__t-e-1,;~-=aFj _- -.___-__ _____.-.- _i ---____Z27_71~_Ne_19 .z, - ___ - __ -_ -- _ _ - ng Suspect converting thein into smaller sought in the restoration of busines,sineti taking hold and a violation of Florida's Sunentered the store by chance. IIeraldStatf Writer shop spaces which is more Sanford as a charm city and having pride in their city," shine Law. In addition The sher'f( also declined profitable for property owners recommended by DDC and City Homer said Freeman Is charged with When a 46-year-o accused search and no warning that a cornment on whether detectives The openings of five specialty and produces a better buying officials. beliee Zeigler shot himself Horner said the new Mini. soliciting a $12,400 kickback murderer walked away from an potentially dangerous man was shops as part of Sanford's new atmosphere for the customer Jack Homer executie Mall is receiving 'great ac from John Morr, a title inpart of his alleged robbery sto- "MInI.MaIl" inside what used unlocked ward at Rhode at large "It's an opportunity for other manager of the Greater San- claim." surance firm officer. my. Island's Institute of Mental On Dec. 6 Sanford policeman to be just an old empty building property owners with big emy ford Chamber of (i,uir, ______________________ Asked if Wednesday's "We're really ur Health last August, starting to t n state of. Ri chard L. Bennett arrested on First Street is a good buildings to do something said he congratulates the ef- Sanford's main street into hearing could alter today's (icials took little note. Thomas, who gave an address example for other Downtown similar. IV success ratio has forts made by Fred Williams, special!" florner posit.ion statement,I'ililen said, Sylvester Thomas had been of 516 W. 10th St., Sa.nford, on property owners to follow, local been proven by the Mini Mall ," th e owner of the building used something declared "It could ery well do that' confined to the hospital in 1968 charges of breaking and enofficials said Monday. Miss Jacobson said. for the Mini-Mall, in "doing his Vihlen said he consulted a after being ruled incom petent tering with intent to commit a Downtown Development She siid in treating the new best to upgrade the Downto%n 'Mrs. Rose Jacobson, ".ho me, riber of the judiciary and to stand trial for allegetily felony, attempted murder ar4 Council Lxecuti'.e Director Mini-Mall architecturally, the area.' ithherhusband,Herman,on members of the Fiorlda Bar bludgeoning a Providence man use of a weapon in commission Seminole fligh School Siam Jacobson snid the new separate businesses have taken "We're real proud of Fred and operate Ro-Jay's women's Association before reaching a to death in 1967. of a felony. Thomas is in c=ty students Mark Burnsed Mini Mall openings are a (me advantage of the original high and his son-in-law, Carl Gut apparel at 220 East l'trst St declslontobacktheattomney,at But despite the pendin g jail In lieu of $20,000 bond and Freddie Green started example of what can be done ceiling with its Victorian mann. This is what's got to be next door to the. Mini-Mall, said least until the outcome of murder charge, Thomas , Semino'ie County Jail per. out 'playing Starsky and wi th larger vac ant buildings by design, which Is the image done in Downtown — (ConUnid On Page 3-A) Wednesday's hearing is known departure triggered no special sonnel say a routine computer Hutch" Monday evening check when Thomas was d ended u five hours It W. -:R ECONOMICAL I - 1 —_ - I -- - - Have Th ir ig st ____ from the citizenry-at-large, action is commence dd. He politicians in general and just cannot be singled ovi and anyone who didn't hke ft law punished without prior notice of"mncn in blue" andhecanajsofileaiawsuitif It took a concerted effort by "Anyone who wanted to get his civil rights are abridged police officers and their rid of his personal frustrations Wasson said the courts in fraternal organizations and or animosities could Fliwida have upheld the "Bill of throughout Flori1a, par- -select an officer as the Rights" in the cases oi two ticularly the state Fraternal target,' Wason said The way officers Order of Police IFOP) years to was relati vely simple A law The state FOP has retained do it enforcement officer who the services of a Miami at Years to co'vince legislators refused to fix a ticket, who torney to handic cases for ofthat law cnfment officers Insisted osi aUng every one ficers whose ri ghts ha ve are first class citizens and alike, could coon find himself v iolated. Iferald Stitif Writer First In a Series - :.,-_A,-__.~_-%- - ;-.-~-_~_-__r., _--_;~: - - __,w - _-.A !IV- ~ 2 T -, Jr i Z1 1 iUtj Obprotcti at the least the same rights and No ob on was aa th mtI privileges guaranteed under available, except in the few accused officers be held at a F the U.S. Constitution to accused areas of the state where civil reasonable hour during his 6~_&_ ~_ - and convicted criminals servlcewasavailable Charges duty time, and that the officer The need for the law was of personal misconduct did not be given the name, rank and clear, according to Sgt. Dale have to be documented or command of the officer who is .- .-~ -1 Wasson of the Winter Park substantiated. onducting the invesdgation, -Police Department, president "Amone could say or do Acemling to the rule -. of the Winter Park lodge and an anything to a police officer and questioning must take place In officer on the board of directors he or sIK had no recouirse," the office -the police qtatlon the statewide organization. Wasson said. af the 6cal unit whe Now, the officer under the fense allegedly ocuTed With 14 years experience In law enforcement seven years new law, may file civil it for Much in the same ay as all of th3t time with the Winter daniagim he suffers during the citizens are guaranteed ir the Park department, Wasson said performance f his of ficlil constitutional rights under the --- ~7v-i r .?e*"O~=O-A `-T_- _---_ ____._1 Z~ - I -1 I I . - -- * ~_ - 'e_ ~ F.- - I---,.- - ~, - - - to ~ -~e Around The Clock Bridge Calend r Comics Crossord LdiiuriaI Dear Abby Dr. Lamb .......... - 4.fl - 11 YO - -- '- . - -. - . 11 4 I; - . - 4-A 5-A 4-B . - & I- - — Obituaries Televhlon . ~ I __ .1 N_?p.- --__ 1~ __ I .1 - __ __ - _______ I 4-B __ FEEDING TVAE die U.S. IN THE PARK w! cf .i,y oi3e 3J (Continued On Page 3-A) - a i - 3-A - - ____ ;T WTM111 ~_ ~., - - --. i_ --- __ $-A _ - M - ~ ___________ i - __ mw-=- ---.-- su , - Tz" - 1. --~ , I , ____ at prior to the law. which went into duties, Miranda decision of ce ofWasson i'i, poli sa id the current lay Supreme Court, an office r effect t Today ef - terest in getting I dm back. Sheriff's Capt. J.Q. Galloway say he requested extradi tion paperwork from Rhode Island - "tn tercar"o.itargt'fr requires 'Int the f!ic' lv physical and erbal abuse" givennoticebeforedisclplinrry . -;.- i By DONNA FTES .-. _ I r - -_ __ -~;--., ~ ----- . -. - Now that his background is 00 - -r __ _._ - , _____ arrested brought no reply that In Florida, Policemen - . Police Game 69 - ____________ Sala Dressing S C LB. $ MIRACLE WHIP E i T , - .. Lock-Up Ends -, ---1111111111111111111111 100011wW56 Slices LB Smoked Ilog Jowls BAG$19o98 120Z CENTER CUT $2979 . 0 FAMILY FARE Sirloin Steaks H NEW YEAR'S TRADITION WITH BLACKEYE PEAS NEPTUNE COOKED PEELED $ 1 58 I fl '3.69 LB -1 ~ - - __ - ~ -_, --- i :..-.- ___ . I i j ld B King Crab Legs • HORMEL CURE 81 BUFFET FROZEN ALASKAN $ - t '__J /1 / ___z __ - of Cobnan declined comment on whether the deaths of Mrs. Zeigler's parents were part of the alleged plot, but it WS speculated that they may have )) FROZEN JUMBO BONELESS __ I-I I I ~ , _: -- Sidney VihIen Jr today refused be applied to Freeman absent many times when to join two commissioners who Vihien said that portion of the mic declaions are made haeaskedthecounty attorney policy that suspends indicted lnresponsetoVllen'satthck to step down until charges are empinyes should be researched on the county policy, Kim robbery," Colman said. $ PINT - Sanford's new d6blinf.bWoo is now om for baleen. 7be uft contains five specialty shops and held by e Do Zeigler. "it was set up to look like Development Coucil to be an example of what can be se. LB. U SHANK CUT -I:- ~__. - . Aw as part of an alleged plot by $ U 08 $ . La. Chuck Roasts Rum Roasts % ____ Colman said Mays, a long twu. Zeigler's, was 'lured to the store to be lIed' - ' HEADLESS 4 LIL BOX CUT - I) - L 0 1 61 %Jj:f of F-11 LM1111111 I .I .. r lied to county employes of the minutes wiu show viWen policies taken out on Mrs. Zelgicr's life in the last o days to- I TI c ustomer 0 BLADE ___ BOTTLE - . __ .1- -__ t_,' -______- 11 fl PLUS DEPOSIT r I Z- - Charging "impeththons" In grand jury indictments against IF V __'- ~ i By ED PRICKrr IIeraldStaff4rfter - J, j ": ' 1~11WI n -jL fr-ILI ./'- Melvin Column said detectives I —= - CHUCK 0N_ __ Z ~__ - C - - . I. I - - I -, A . .;'' -- ~ I ,qr'-...I—, 1 J Killed In a volley of sh ots from as many as five pistols ereZ1eer'swife,Euntce,32, hism4as Perry Edwards, and Virginia Edwards, 52; and a customer, Charles Mays, Questioned about a possible - _____ I 4- UIAIO. p I L I .i 8 CENTER U T CCU E I Zeier, 35, was arrest ed In his hosptal bed M y night and charged with (our counts of first-degree murder in the mul tiple shooting deaths at his store in Winter Garden, a small town about 10 miles cast of Or- I LB I .. . II 4b, 11P jr . qW ,.% -- * 1 1011111111111 ' IH onda Rib BREAKFAST Sausano Links 28 CEN, ER CUT Si LB $1 LB ASSORTED CHOPS c 5 O I .I re * the Christmas Eve .*!~yi Loin Roasts 911 C YER LITTLE WIENERS Little m I LEI. Coun ty -.., - I (All) Pollcesketchedapoiiraitofpre. meditated murder motiva ed y greed in charging furniture store owner W T Zeigler Jr ORLANDO SIRLOIN PORK Sliced Iftlogna " ~z-1 _ - ti Slated For Many In ~ t - ____ 7i~=! Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents 4_1 _.I - ~_-_ I_ I -,`1 ,: .1. I~, W". it . .. r; ,.;- Killings flA1I i i,ur UPft, JU3I 143 lUll LITtC II.. I.B. ui, 1I; WILL CUT ARMOUR * VERIBEST C ' - - In - -~-_ In held - ~ L__ _ ,_~., - Zeigler . __-_ 1_E___ : , 4) WHOLI LOIN -, lk '~%J __ ~_____ - __ ;-,;-. I 1. mm fic ' FOR GOOD FRIENDS909, - __ By BOB LLOYI) month-old Seminole County reclassification could mean years and in most cases have rating system." he said, achieved the desired results in as distances from both stan- "standard" Herald Staff Writer Fire Department, savings from to $15 on con well established water Kaiser said some distant accordance with national dani lire hydrants and the Thousands of Seminole Previously most Brown said the Insurance unin- crete block homes and from 9 systems." rural areas of the county have re cogni zed good practice." residents who lie in unin count fire stations wi ll affect Services Office would en. orporated but heavily to $3 on good frame homes, Kaiser sd fire insurance been separated from the Class 7 At pass co nference today, rate levels for individual cowageaprogram Seminole as of the county populated areas of the county according to Kaiser's report. rates are based on risk factors and 9 areas due to respor.w Commis,slon Chairman Michael served by standard water were Class 10, Kaiser said. to upgrade weaker water The 1.5 mill county lire tax on represented on a declining times from co unty lire stations Hattaway praised the new rroperties," he said. Brown noted that all water systems with hydrants are Most of the areas have been a 0,0OO home, minus $5,000 stems and at the same time to scale "from 10, 9AA, 8, 7, etc., which exceed three or four countywide fire service. "It's systems with hydran ts getting a break on home lire reclassified to Cass 7. Were develop additional adequate homestead exemption, is 7.5O, 1th 10 representing little or no miles (measured by road one of the best things that ever considered in the recent water supplies in pcesently insurance premiums. Depending on the insurance Ka iser said, protection." travel, happened to Seminole County," analysis of the unincorporated County Public Safety company furnishing the fire unprotected areas. The new rating is lower than Structures within the unin Kaiser said he believes the Hattaway said areas Director Gary Kaiser an insurance, Kaiser said, savings a majority of the cities within corporated Cl The county fire department, ass 7 areas which new lower risk classi ation is Robert W Brown, Senior 'Some of these systems, if in operation only 14 months, nounced today in a report to to homeoers on premiums the county, Sanford has a Cl ass are more than 1,000 lc from a "representative proof "that the Engineering Representative evaluated on thew own, would now has nine lire stations, County Comnimssioners that the may exceed the 15 mill fire tax 6 and Altarnonte Springs a fire hydrant are now considered Board of County Cornwith the Insurance Seices mnrt f,orabIe rates risult 'ssesment they pdy for county Class 7 r ttin' qualify for insurance luiltime paid (irefightei s (hiss 9 hiisc tid This nivioncrs d liSiUfl to .1(101)1 .i Offu , rotcd that the fR C1.)5 not recognition," he s iid .ip rlAiI,i iki) 110 ilthtitr from a ruclassification by the fire protection. "it shuuld be noted," Kaiser s.ame rule holds true for the countywide fire protection 7 rating doesn't mean that one "llowever, when averaged with firefighters, and a new modern Insurance Services Office of A random sampling of fire said, "that the municipalities municipalities and according to program was correct and Ut rate le%1 will apply to all a group of larger, more communications system and Florida after an analysis of insurance costs, based on a have been providing fire the insurance Services Office is "our program and inctliod of homes in unincorporated areas adequate and iiiore reliable rapidly being equipped with protection provided by the 14- $30,000 home, shows the protection services for many a standard practice of their implementation have thus far of the county. "Features such systems, they appear as ,_______________ new trucks and equipment. __ !-_--_! -,*F,-!' Z ..-I --~- .--- NEW YEARS DAY _ ___ " lil Insurance Decrease Fire i ) _____ - __~ - L _k A _______ _______ ,-=- - ___ IJ __ . *,: -_ ~ - `1W 0 Evening - - . --_~%~~ --_ . .' -" - i - — 30 - . . A C ~-__ = 1 -. SAVE UP --I ~ I I J W ., - __ 68th Year, No. fl-Tuesday, December 30, 1975 i - - __:_i :i± THE LEANEST MEAT PRICES IN TOWN! 1 --'I, - N Monday Dec. fl, lflS - _ - _-- rT - - 0 - E - - - - __ -- _____ - - - --- - - - -__ -1 Today's high 74. low 62. P2rtl% cloudy and mild _i throug h esday. A chance oshorrL IIlgsIn the mid to : _ ._M~~_ - - -- Rol&W MMMe of Bmm irowers dee;des retirement is for the upper 70s. Lows near $0. 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I t8--Evening P4erakl, Sanford, FL CRACKIN' GOOD I -p l q ~._,_ .-.. 1 -. '-I 1.4 1' $ OUP . `~_ r I 1 O/s-oz. Nil BEEF • • • • • • • ~ ~~ __ r - '\ THRIFTY MD (WITH i"R R e I I - ________ ,; I •••• 1) APPLES 4 r GIANT .l I - 49-ox. PKG. HARVEST FRESH a C1 TANEGERIN AN"'ll"Aft . ..." I CHEK . DRINKS ,A 1 . 1, *0 I . . t C [fl XIE -- 2O,VU ROLLS SiR& 1, - ,I , 4 Co"s, B.oz ____ ____________________________________ C — - ,GOLDEN C I DIXIE DARLING fiROWN £ SERVE DUNKIN STIX ROLLS I TV TWIN .I ROAST ...CHUCK _. 1 -- us ;'*-' . $ 59c ': ..- - . - - '± - DIXIE DARLING '' - ~ \- 0 1, POTATOES . - BREAD - C ½-LB. ___ — PKG. 1W 1W r. 20-o LVS JUMBO ROLLS WAFFLES k ----..:. 41- I. Smoked Picni c WD p uiar air LB Brood rh i:Ma!tI i =mmillit ~1! — ' l$ / d F h Ft . . 1. lv_*r 4p"% - C FOR 89 1v,,hFlori da Sa O'oeg.i G -- e ______ ____ -_ s.- LB BAG CTNS $ 00 APPLE - __ __ ____ F -- SAUCE hi, $ CREAM DWICH Mini Pies 3 6 .C.rch let . o 1 BAG . 69C P1(0 Fi ll By AUDIE MURI'IIY ..---- - I A K - - -. . C Pot Pies x 4 PIES Dilaii BIoc&.v.d 1°" a $ 19 AQc • • • • • CUP Cream - __ -- - - — __ - __-__ - ~___ _____ - - - , o,- 87c S. A '- 0 & 25th ST* fik iF " u R l) 419 5 1. Aki - , - J::l~. . - -. I Fire officials said the cause of Sanford, reported Friday that someone had broken into his % 'll space heater that, ignited the house on Lake Drive during the I'' Vi` A.:13L vill - ceiling and wall lining. past week. A rented color - IF ,W N Also on Friday, Joe U-1jeski, - a #~, V__ - I - ... - . ~- - -- - . --- ~- - -. I - ~ ~_ ~ --- 6-,-- 6O Box ~ AN -_ -_ $243, were missing eese P1(0 55 eese prea lot • • cu 69 . FIRST E C house had been broken hito, nut A transceiver, a microphone, did not realize the items were three cameras, a movie missing until he wanted to use projector, a movie screen, a the movie camera on Friday. Casselberry Faces - - Test Says Mayor Saturday night's finale of the Ficke &aid he and another Pi (hiedo towinament. See stories By DONNA MTES Herald Staff Writer have been made. liceman rushed to the down- Page 1-8, "1 don't anticipate any In the town store and found Zeigler "I understand he has obtain. Her that he was at a Christmas stolen which does not levy a property tax. "I was just trying to be said, "the city will have three choices: "Tocutoutallseces,toIay . e Masses "w.l £ - - Construction of the boats is not difficul. 1, according to Matthews, with the assistance , awi 'it . ther, to envy the person who Matthews set up Seminole foot, 4-inch boats to dealers. more time). canoes and boats. __ - - -E - - - __ - - — - - - - _____ ON "Wood will dry rot on ),our - __ - - - ."- — - f- ___ -_v four men __ 44-1 - p ,.- --'. - - . - - -, 1 '- . - __ F. s ______ 0, P -- ~ - -- __ • -— - ~ - . - I 2 _ -- - - n anticipated state rvenue sharing money. lie said Gov. Reubin Askcw .. ed for the two per cent ' and prcucted by the time U mone) reaches the city it will b __ ,.Z .L:tx N, A, - ,4:-Nli~lli ~ - _ - - -ll~hi ;357T_, .I - #.I,.-,I -Tti M ie e% -~_ '_ trri i J ,% = .~ r i,_4"_i . _.- _ ~-_-_'_-_ - .~_-~_ ' F - - The mayor added that a bill Is now in congress to eliminate - - -.- ly- ''I ___ . --- - 4-;7ti~~,,-;_ federal revenue sharing money fi ff L tacities and revenues from that ---.--- ~___ ____--__ _- T~---_ .%__- ----=-- loss annually to Casselberry. 'ili These are the things after one has been In office for sometime and has an un derstanding he can work wi th —_..-_-=--.---- " ' - It causes a public official to think realIstl'ahl) To ask for a property tax w as not the popular thing but I -- - - Lm - -___ - -- ~. _-.- -- -- _-_~ .a - _____ '- '- - - truly believed and do believe this is the thing that would have manager in a department elusively. Fort 1.audcra1e, Sebring, If business stays brisk, it, city cannot survive. store," he said, "But I've Matthewc said one of his Ok eechobee, Lakeland, Ocala, Matthews may not have time A shipment of canoes from Seminole Canoe & Boat Company is lashed to a trailer. From kit, Co. Again being realistic, Is the aiways lIui the i ctpopuh.'boatmo& 'the a,:: o!n cthiVlll, Th bo fill L' hobby — fishing and Otf BIB WIs Watches his partner, James E. Matthews Jr., tie do a canoe while eOlflp*fly fairest form of tsxationit"GrW Into business for myself, so Tn-Fisherman, a tn-hulled also u sWol (a desI in &ati. dv'nrlames E. Matthew Sr ,len4 hand. (et'1 pho I Bill Vincent Jr.; said. -- ! — - — '' cent -.jt- "f' _'4.'_s_ - _ ~ - w F - -- -- __ i~ - __T ~-- 7 A W A-4 W-0F4 ____ -~ Mat and aluminum is difficult to concurrence with Coast Guard James E. Matthews Jr., 26, an With a canoe there is no repair," he said. regulations, pl astic foam i.s enterprising Orlandoan who trailer to hook up or motor to a dded to 'You can't beat fiberglass. studicdbusineu administration maintains he sa id The owner It's light, and even if it gets provide buo,ancy in case they at Florida Technological Uni mcrcI places his canoe on top cracked, it's rdativel) simple are c4mpsi7ed %erslt), chose the canoe as the of car and takes off to repair it" The ftslung boats then product to manufacture "A dealer in Fort Lauderdale The popularity of canoes Is equipped with seats, Actually, Matthews said he told me once, 'If ycu can't out it reflected by the fact that mechanical stcerirg, rod had a number of reasons for on top of a car, I don't want It," SernLnole Canoe & Boat Corn holders and light.s 'oing into business for himself. Matthews said About hIs plans for the future, pany has sold 22 of them in the , - f lifted out b) fiberglass - ill mans fish camps flshingboatsareread) to leave But all Seminole boats are the mold, air hoses are Inserted into g bise o the mold to help not wood, the ~_% ~_ --- . - "I graduated from F.T.U. in But that doesn't mean that past six months. Matthews said he wants to __ ~ ~ _ff ___ August of 1974, and was Seminole Canoe & B,nAt Com- Matthews said the boat3 are Increase the variety of boat S : . .- I I — working as an assistant pany produces canoes ex- shipped to such Florida cities as models his company produci 11111111111112~_~_ - ___ , ,_,li_ - " km two per - _____ wooden fishing boats used at the mold. When the larger and I u . - (property) tax, Vie inevitable was only postponed," he said. Financial woes coming from other sources, Grier noted, will i~ - nch lass, I - and sprayed with gel-coat. Canoe & Boat Conipan) in Another popular Seminole Fiberglass and resin is then Building 77 at Sanford Airport boat Is the 14-foot, 3-i Perch added to the mold, and allowed That was in April. After "a Matthews said the mode! is to dry for a period of several touple uf rmionths" of popular at fishing camps since hour& preparation,Matthcws said the the flat-bottomed design Is Then, if the final result is company began produci ng similar to that of traditional canoe, it is simply lifted out of . I . .--~ .. * ~_- k man In August, Matthews said of employcs Elsie Smart and he already has seen of the 15- Arthur Muller, a mold is waxed glides i'ast In a canoe Perhaps while maneuvering ajohn-boatthroughamorassof watcr h>atinths Or whIle coaxing a cantankerous out board motor to start (just one those products that seem canoe's portabhlit) made it - ut}'s general fund at 12 to 15 per cent interest. "By stopping the ad valorem 'Ii,r -- - local bank and borrow for the " P"U fishing boat wi th a sleek design G eor gi a and Tennessee. fiber --. Grier predicted that at some first time m the cit)'s 30 year time in the new year the city Lows In the upper lOs to lower I when the opportun it y came I ( ,Pntinue operation. "When that happens," Grier the STO from its home. C4oljeski reportedly to on Friday evening. Massacre Survivor Remains Silent early today. Panama c jY told deputies s residence, at 129 Hobson Street Vincent Jr) Collimn said that no arrests Cameras Taken OF R.0 - Z411P 4h:wwzi~;, _~ ~9_ . -_ Woods, reported to the sheriff's County residents. 7 - - .5q0r!W ; N1!*- Alw - ou 411i e 0H F` 10 - -..- 'i - '. Lone Witness To Slayings esigned especially for Florida. extremely attractive to the So it was only natural that y nger .generatloii - F D% :N . - - ~" :~:, 4 a,?ross a sizeable lake, is une of Matthews said, adding that the Niatil' iews thinks a lut of -seixtrate the boat. which is - . F~?c Qw, , 't -,~ll l tl,~, _r -T-V--- —alillist"i"kiitV*111. from another world. But, you can be assured that there Is a far simpler explanation as you will see by LANDSCAPE? The sleek canoe, which can "The idea behInd the canoe float silently along twisting was to produce r craft that creeks, or sail contentedly most people can afford," 3 CUP Pola.o Fall Pimento (I U, Cu $ )29) i'eiis • . . • • • - r 9 e 3 1 Sup.sbrond 1 - 99c . . . . . . roft All Flovori Whlpp.d S __ W-1 * FTWR and his wife were eating break- 5aws. fast when a neighbor rushed In Color TV Target to tell them thicir house was Color televisions continue to ablaze. Brooks and his wife, the be favorite targets I n These strange _' __&-_shapes looming on the herlion would appear to be Page 4 In today's Seminole Magazine. (Herald Photo by alien masses or boater around who has not former boat company had occasion, at one time or manager, as an adviser, 79 ' Cream Cheese .* 0 Su •sb,ond All Flavors 1-ox, -oz. CA(.Z is— - ~ ,_r~ ~Aw~, . along . . ." and plenty of rcom for gear. With partner Bill Rawls, 52, Although the company began There is scarcely a fisherman and James Matthews Sr., . a manufacturing the Tri-Fisher- I? - P -- Herald Staff Writer 79 Cookies 16-os. - . " -K .- -_ i7w~ *-_ . - I- T ___ ----.-- __ I -Iii.- - uct For rs Teez Dine TOS. - - -- I .I Fill. 1. 1-4 . - _( ____ 17 .1 will develop breast cancer INI)EX Authorities had waited until very near future," he added. bleeding. l9s5 - and 33,600 will the of the Interviewing his client, the lone Casselberry Mayor Bill realistic," Grier says. "Both that witness Ile Cloill .. _GLA Around to a Christmas Eve Friday to try to question Zeigler "We're investigating every disease "Physicians know Grier, with only a few days left utility bond ordinances are tied As Zeigler tied Bud -ra earber detection should save massacre in whiclit four people about the shootings, which aspect," he said. "Robbery was hospital, Fickle discovcred the Calendar ...................3-A in office, foresees problems into the city's utility tax ri iins police said came during an ap- the apparent motive, but we're more lives" says the Society were killed, ahead for the city he served for and this tax must tie continued bodies '-This Z&' ''s wife man, a personal 11 , Eii- Comics friend par en t robbery at Zeigler's f ur- looking at all angles of the. "The stag at which breast nice: her Zeigler ents, Perry and of mine, is in the hospital with n niture store after it closed for We haven't ruled out c I)md .................. nine years as councilman and at least until sufficient sums are on hand to meet the bond Virginia Edwards of Moultrie, Editorial - _............ ... 6-A chief executive officer. the outcome of the treatment." bullet wound in his abdomen the hohdays. thing.90 The major problem Grier requirements of 1.35 Ga.; and Charles Mays, a cui Dear and he is suffering pain, both Abby ................ 12-C Orange County Det. Don Frye Investigators said that ees ahead is monetary rently about 95 per cent of the coverage," he said. torner who had returned to the lloreo .................... physically and emotionally, said doctors kept him waiting almost every detail of the case lack of sufficient money to store to pick up a television set Sports, ................ 1-2-1 The only way the coverage patients discover their con- from this terrible incident," at- nearly two hours before lelaing would be kept secret. dition themselves Uirough self. torney Ralph V. Hadley Ill, B operate as the spring and can be reached is for both the lid as a Christmas gift. Television ..... . . .1 6-741iii,l) him see Zeigler. and Zeigler "We're going to keep surnmer approach. examination. but by that time said Friday. utility systems - the original .... 1-2-3-C then refused to talk without an on this one so tight nothing can Officials said five handguns Women ......... 60 per cent of them have cancer "The new. people going into system and the newly acquired Hadley said detectives will be attorney. WEATHER get out, you can believe that," and a shotgun were found inside that has spread to the auxiliary allowed to Interview W.T. Zeig. office wfll be surprised what it General Waterworks - to be She ri ff Melvin CO1ITLII one offi cer said. the hlod-splattered store. They Saturday's high GL low 58. takes to operate this city," he Lied Loget1r and that will take lymph nodes, according to the ler Jr. as soon as he is able to fused to say whether ZeiRler Don Fickle, police chiefofthLs said they were unable to Partly cloudy through Sun- said, noting his proposal that an a year society. At that stage, the five- withstand questions about or more. the was a suspectIn the shootings CentralFlorida city, said ear- determine if anything had been day. Highs In the upper 603 ad valorem bear survival rate is tax be levied for the 70 B°' ausage iii $100 _L~ . . . ;,_ --_ $159 . a Iogna. All Flavo '~ -7-tvi Ingenuity Key To Canoe Firm ovMuh Tcii'arJg. Chthen F,onL or (Buy One an d Krll A LUNAR r :' 't i __ -A 11* . ed Ficke said Zeigler, his wife 50s. Northerly winds 10 to 15 detected while it Is still ents and a long time customer wh)an attorney. I'm not sure party when Zeigler, his best plus history no doubt led to his council will have to transfer ,butwehaven't talked with friend called and said, arl her parentshadreturnedto miles per hour becoming defeat localized, the survival rate is $5O)O to $0u) month!) from him yet on this matter," I've been shot. Please come and the store to pick tip gifts f, )r the southeast during Sunday. C 8O-& per cent asselberry is the only city the general fund into the Zeigler, in the intensi v e care Lolinan said help me" party. DeLaJlsandtldesonPage3 A currently in Seminole County operation and a maintenance fund for the utility system to Roth 8 ofu,' (tiuy Qo, c,oct (),. Qo, ,.. COOKIES - - ~~ I f B'.oLI' 1... CRACKIN GOOD THRIFTY MAID 99 ••••••• I is Spread • • • • • • • • Brounschweigher — '' Tangelos 13 rapefruit llary,sI Sunnund Sausage Links SA iii-iiiiiK( •-:-. Sausage I 00 I& - ~ wqbF - 40-45 per shootout in which Zeigler was 09 P , _____ - ~ .*-.a ,il - 4-ox " cent, but If the cancer is wounded and his wife, her par- I "' 13-ox. 99c Sliced oiogna • • r All Beef Franks . 89 QU ART $ JAN hole ickles . W .OF . . 89c l2o, - __..rwi____ ;a 0-1 Smoked Picnic . . Hickory S-oked PG,k ShovIder Arpin Sio(ed -. LOGO - • £9 W hole . -4 1. 1-LB. -1 - I- S .'l Bacon ..... 2 ,", $255, e.cIvd.ngciai.t,, 'k ?' D BACON T, ' _ _1111111fill _Al;~_ ~s k__ 4 , - ~. - ~. ' police only temporarily from ir S -. * - .-:.-.'i 0. _- - - rMI Ill U. I Limit 3 -ilh $5 00 of onote pililirchoto i -..4J - ------- - WIN'TER GARDEN (AP) - unit of A local hospital, was The American Cancer Society women An attorney says he's blocking listed in satisfactory condition estimates that 88, 000 HICKORY SWEET - ' 1 4 Am _vI — - ~~ by the hospital. 4 - . FROZEN SHOESTRING ,111 - '. - . " ,,, - , PAPER _____________________ - 09 -- if LILAC . r -• . a manner similar to copying an fice document on a standard Xerox copier. e picture Ima coated Imper, which can be stored as a permanent record . 1 LB. 2 C stitutes a selenium plate for xray film. When the plate has been exposed, itfsprocenedin - - __ ~ !=~ -1..1) __ __ - - . — - The system uses conventional x-ray techniques, but sub- Ill W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE ALL CHUCK INCLUDING 7 BONE CENTER CUT ______________________ - DIXIE DARLING 11, I 40 ___ PKGS. $199 i - - - . ~ ~_ ~1_ - -. _________ - 1 y 16 - .z_.__, Vi and supulur edge d efinition of the picture image mak-es it easier to read In normal room - I'- - - - .- -.-.) __ 59 W D grand USDA Choice Beef Rib f I -fm ' - _L . ;~~ _~ ;iN4l--inv4: tvi __ !ft !~ ~L______ Ilia.! 4w* i 27 1 ___ - e _w --UF illl= ___ - % , ;_ -1 ~ __ -OP # I _20 6 -0-W.29- _% IF 44 'o 7W X . _.Uswt % Lm, i~ plil The system produces high quality pictures on paper within I i j I M!jil ,2 W - ,f iiii jklil __ *L --_-__oft"m; .-—im ill~ -S-- v t -o --_~~lllllll _ -- _~: means. •- 41V ___ __________ -______ = - -- -l±Z:__ -i --- __ ____ Fire units from three clock radio and a radio scanner, Seminole County communities together vaiued at $847, responded Saturday toa fire tn reportedly were taken. the Lincoln Heights subT St :txr° rgn con reported in the Uue at Oie struction trailer on SR 434 in roo Longwood, netted $400 In Knox Avenue. Construction tooI, according to Fire vehicles from Five reports Steve Mueller, 45, SOn Po, Paola and Forest Clt% Ferncrest lve, Orlando, told responded to the alarm, which deputies t he trailer, which is came at approximately 745 owned by Aagaard.Jurgensen, am Saturday morning 11c, was broken into on[)ec 24 25. The missing tools inBrooks reportedly told fire or _--- 00 --- - ____ ____ __ " . _!;,~A~r_ - cancer and in patients with very large breast that are is 9. (I , FLAKY~' ROLLS %) . a $ a '- ., strong famnhl) history of breast 01' I I -. Sa nford Fire - . - -------- __ ---. __ - X =MMMIC. 0 11_ _ - - mastectemy, in women with a s299 ROAST BONELESS 1I DINNER .=,----7~,- -,-. iiis , - V ~ pl—Imspow: F~ , ~ 74 _F ~_.. ~ .. . , ~AI _4 .. .. ~ - -.92l -_ - _ -_ _____________________________________ SI OIN %* TIP %' %.#$%& i %ff ;I - W ~- - - - Heater Starts _---------------- - . . ... - -- The unit detects the early signs of breast cancer, including calcium deposits which -% i 11 - $I - - - ~_ ____ Delmonicos . 0 . ;r -./",*-., .. -- 3 La$ . = I BEEF GROUND BTLS. k b - - #4 , - - ____ t . . ~ - F.- . 11- distinct advance over all present methods of detection of breast cancer. I, W-D 13RAND HANDI-PAK PURI 11 Ill ,> !*0 -l . Bun - I .- V - Sh)J,Ip, , - ; *.-~_ . Memorial Hospital Radiologic Technologist Becky Iuwsma of the hospit4il's X ray Department said that the device, the Xeroz l2*s)st*mofxeroradjography, T. . - " --V. 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V"j. lw- - - TOMATOJ ;.. ;' 1,- SALT1NE I I - ,-- --- -i-- SUNDAY sDAc!O,ccW.D!APD!AVyW!TfRN IEDERALLY GRADED NATURALLY TENDER BEEF CAMPBELL'S IF , \ I I ----- UIL HERBE orICE CREAM llt , - Friday,Dc. 26, 1973 - SUPERIRAND I - i — - - - ~Mi ________ --, -_-_- — -_--_-_- — ___ ___________ — ___ — ___ T- _______ ----_ - 't --- _ _________ _____ --' ____ lion= - ____ ____________ I I _______ -_- �- '---_ -- 2A—Evening Herald, "frald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Dec. 21, 1113 Doctors Evening Hers Id, Sanford,Fl. OPIN$UN DAY I5.P WI1 Ljc_ NATiON Called Unfit IN BRIEF I cs. Luxury Items Moving Well Associated Press Merchants In many areas of the country report the Christmas shopping season produced double-digit sales increases over last year, with trade especially good in items like digital watches, black negligees and color televisiont• Americans bought standards like clothing and furniture this year. But luxury items in general sold well, and theta was enough money left over to generate a few new fads like pet rocks and mood rings. "Th e words 'double digit' have always been used with inflation. We've had double digit increase In business," said Harry Hedberg, vice president of Capitol Court, a major Milwaukee shopping centa. "I'm talking about figures 25 per cent above last year." VA 14 Cob. (AP) — Facing paperwork flown here from Washington, President Ford is moving into the homestretch of his skiing vacation with 28 bills still awaiting his approval or rejection, Although an Air Force courier flight brought analyses of the legislation and other materials to Colorado Friday, Ford hoped to con tinue spending at least as much time siding today as working. Making a run down 11,000-foot Vail Mountain Friday for the benefit of television, newspaper and magazine photographers, the President suffered the embarra.csment of a spill within camera range. But Ford was quickly back up on his skis without assistance and was un- shaken. Mother Charged In Murders NEW YORK (AP) — A -year-old mother who reported her two children missing in the (7l'trlstmas Eve crush of a store's toy department was charged early today with their —. -_5_._. -.*.....1.. I'I. I a& We usc uiuc uuy twu izi were found mutilated and burned in a garbage-strewn lot, police said. Also charged with two counts of murder was the mother's boyfriend, Alfred Forte, 30, an unemployed automobile mechitnic . The naked and charred bodies of 2-)ear-old Rodeil Mackall and his 4-year-old ha lf-sister, candy rün.ham, were recovered at 7 p.m. Friday night from the knee-high weeds and rubble of a recently demolished slum tenement in East Harlem. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Roy M. "Mack" Helm has been fired from his post as Utah Highway Patrol chief because ofa drinking problexn. The state Civil Service Commission ruled Friday that Helm could be returned to the patrol if he overcomes "an alcohol problem" and left it up to Public Safety Cornmissioner Raymond Jackson to decide if, when and how Helm could be reindated. Jackson had recommended Helm be fired for "continued drunkenness" and conduct unbecoming his office. Helm was unavailable for comment. His attorney, Robert M. McRae, said he would ask for a rehearing. DECEMBER28, l7S ADMISSIONS Sanford: Archie Freeman Carolyn Freeman Velma Heath Opal Jackson Ear l E. Matlock J,l. McBride Nellie M. Nettles Doris L O'Steen Charles W. Rabette III Helen L Shlrbach Marinda M. Stevens Frances Waldo Anna Mae Champion, Csselberrv Lillian Gebert, DeBary Anna M. Kern, DeBary William W. Merits, DeBary Harry &1ey, Deltona Annie M. Lansing, Deltona Stella W. Magnus, Deltona Tressa S. Oatnian, Deltona Fomley H. Ray, Enterprise Joseph W. Carroll, Orange City Fran)ie Benton, Sorrento In a radio Interview from his home, Carter said "Any white Involvement In Angola from South Africa, the soviet Union or the United States is going to he looked upon with a great dea l of doubt by the Angolan people." Wilbur Mills Undecided UTI1.E ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, DArk., says he has no Idea when he will make up his mind about seeking another term in Congress. "1 have made no decision, and I don't know when I will make one," the 18-term congresuen said Friday in a telephone interview from his subiurban Washington, D.C., home. "I'm still waiting to see how things work out." Mills, 66, added that he is in very good health and still enjoys his House duties. Woman Relates Affair SAN FRANCIS(X) (AP) Joan Lundberg Hitchcock says she had an affair with John F. Kennedy ov ir a threeyear period, but broke off the relationship before he became resident because "there didn't seem to be much future in It," Mrs. Hitchcock, 42, said her liaisons with Ker1y occurred infrequently 'whenever he was in the ttre&" She added that she had YE Illusions about being the only "other woman" In Kennedy's life. "He was a very busy feIow," she said. - VFW ,, —. Fwning Heiuld •• - Puztj New Year's Eve Party V.F.W. Post ' Dy,. P4. Trend, Ave., ia Make reservations now by calling AN* Tkketsatthadoos' and ChriStmas $rCd Clais PoifaV Pad at S4nf"d, Florida 32111. Süicrip*in usits tri car tier ' ..r.t ( wftlt 55C - 8 1488 ,' / \ 7\ 22 OL %* HOUSEHOLD\(k IVORY , tfm( LIQUID EARTH "5 "O R N SHAMPOO And CONDITIONER 40Z EACH fnin I--., [1 REG 49, Of 44 - 4 f1iii\ sellne REG. 69' LIMIT 2 • POMPANO BEACH (AP) — A pilot and his 13—year-ol son are reported In fair condition at a local hospital afte their light airplane crashed near a shopping center. a / lkoward County sheriff's deputies said Gary Garnei t A 36, and Gary Jr. were injured Friday In the crash of th Grumman American, a two-seater trainer, officers sak No other Injuries were reported. Al r t.1(hP,5 Officers said Garner was planning to land at nearb Pompano Air Park when the plane brushed tree tops In L PORTABLE wooded area, spun around and crashed. 16 OZ \ INTENSIVE CARE LIMIT LV I •• PRESTO u VASELINE BATH 1 /' I BEADS FOR YOUR rOnO,D SX.70CAMERA iii 70L rum ai 2488 199 -. CHIPS 'NVIN PAK / -*- I 77C flhITIT iu ii GAF 135-36 COLOR FILM RELIEVES OFCODSI LIMIT ONE - . • . LIMIT ONE H I \'POR - II :I'-_.-- II N --- _ 1 - Cuba Ends Rationing • — 11988 ' LEAF U V d 0 1Iuhhh W N REFILLS CK - 14x 140 INCH TABLE TOP HIBACHI SCHICK GRILL HOT LATHER SUPER II INJECTOR 9s 1.99 . 61A OZ. REG,. LI ME. HERBAL OR MENTHOL LIFE-TIME CAS T IRONI REG. 999 I! / LlMIT HOLDS 6-PAK IN BRIEF Killing Jolts Americans ATHENS (A?) The assassination of Richard Welch, said to be the top Central Intelligence Agency operative in Greece, has Jolted Americans who have been working to improve the sour U.S-Greek relations of the past 18 months, Officials of both countries, however, for the time being regard Welch's murder as an isolated incident not likely to upset the process of rebuilding relations. As a precaution, top-ranking diplomats In the U.S. Embassy re receiving special police protection. A Greek government official said Welch, gunned down by three masked men as he returned from a Christmas party Tuesday night, appeared to have been "a very special target his killers apparently knew him, were aware of his movements," - 88 TRAVEL TAINER I MIAMI (AP) — The Cuban government has announc2d the end of a voluntary program of sugar rationing Unposed last year after sugar prices rose dramatically, Radio Havana says. In a broadcast monitored Friday in Miami, Radio Havana said the program, under which each Cuban was ked to reduce his consumption of sugar by one pound a nonth, would formally cmxi Jan, 1. BEIRUT, Lebanon (A?) — Rockets and mortar shells blasted Beirut today, but politicians were reported nearing agreement on a f'wrnula to settle Lebanon's civil war. Street clashes raged unabated in downtown business centers and the seaside hotel areas of Beirut. Shells whistled past hundreds of high-rise apartment buildings overnight. Police spoksmen said at least 36 persons were killed and 66 wounded in overnight fighting, Hospitals Issued fresh appeals for blood donations and firemen battled a dozen blazes caused by explosions. METAL ....... a 11 - -. ..•- - Year 0 t 01 1 fr - -.. ' - . ( 's Special exhibit of old Sanford photos by William Vincent Sr., 2-5 p.m., General Sanford Library. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29 Free testing for Sickle Cell Disease, 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Redding Gardens Apartments main office, Fifth Street and Locust Avenue, Sanford. I • - 4 I ' SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28 • • - - I - Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. • TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida l'ower and light, Sanford. • . •. / Sanford [Jon Club, noon, Holiday Inn. D A iTtf A I nr-s.. i i'..rs& PRACTIC AL N UI I RS ErS ARE GRADUATED WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31 New Year's Eve Charity Ball sponsored by Maitland Kiwan is Club, Ireland's Restaurant, Altamonte Springs. Craduatfou ceremonies were held recently for the 13th gradustlng class from the Seminole (fl) munity College School of Practical Nursing. Back row (from left) Mrs. E. Pasternack, instructor and coordinator; Roberta Barbour, Rena Ilolten, Marcia Dowlen, Kathy Kllngmeyer, Ernest Polley, Delores Brimager, Jennifer l.orenz, Dahlia Smith, Rosa Lee Broaddus, Mn, L McCracken, RN, Part-time Instructor; Mrs. S. Cannon, RN, Instructor; front row, Susan Kosienik, Joan Cheeky, linda Tubbs, Kathleen Corbett, Mattie Talky, Jean Moscoviti, LauRa )Cnlght, and Rebecca Smith. German American Society New Year's Eve party ad dance, 8p.m., clubhouse at 381 Orange Lane, Casselbes-ry. FRIDAY.JANUARY 2 fl11110 1c . £IoL1r Club, Chumley'i, Altamonte Springs. Altamonte Schedule An Issue () s Tak e S ic ia , .. . . A) . l.rrd . TUESDAY, iongwooj Civ ic 1,eague, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8 Longwood Tourist Club dinner meeting, noon, Sunn)shade Park. Off eek W pmlibrary building. WAY, JANUARY 9 Roth the Altanionte Springs Floyd is seeking input from Senior Citizens tour to Cypress Gardens and Citrus Commissioner George As a possible lawsuit from a City Commission and the homeowners' groups. Showcaseat Winter Haven Leave Civic Center, 830a m Perkins pointed to bad publicity land developer wishing to ohLongwood City Council are A half dozen or so residents the county commission and Seminole Plaza Casselberry at 9 a.m. has tain refund of some $30,000 paid taking a week off, so no official have asked for the change, received for night meetings some time ago for unused sewer TUESDAY, JANUARY 15 meetings are to be held in either insisting 4:30 is inconvenient which in the past extended into connections was discussed, city this week. Beta Chi meeting, home of JoAnn Howe, Lake Mar, because working men are not the late hours. He also noted Commissioner Cal DeVoney 7:3Q pin. Although Altamonte corn- yet home from work than and that the school board recently said the developer may wish to missioners attempted to cancel mothers are preparing the has received criticism for its sell the connections to the last week's meeting they were evening meal for their families late night meetings. Interstate Mall owners. not successful when Mayor at that time. Commissioners had not at The city commission decided Norman Floyd insisted official MIS Floyd and commissioners that time received an appeal of some months ago it would not business had to go on In spite of have discussed holding evening a planning and zoning boaro refund the connection fees paid EXTENDED F011ECAS1' the holidays. SOs central and SOc south. Highc Wcr'.cpscce nthly (cc 4ilai u a iequesu to permit for a building development, Tuesday's meeting will be the various homeowner forums If north into mid to upper 605 operation of a baby-sitting- now defunct. Partly cloudy with showers Monday and Tuesday and 50s first weekly gathering canceled this type gathering is desired, nursery service in Spring Oaks. Noting that the Interstate mostly north portion Tuesday and low 60, Wednesday. Central since last summer in Altamonte Commissioner Glen BuschHowever, the governing body Mall contractors asked for and and Springs. central portion Wednesday. and south highs mostly in the man reported to colleagues concurred with the zoning received The issue of whether the citizen calls to him refund of an almost Somewhat above normal mid to upper 70s. concerning board recomm e ndation. Identical stun when the city's temperatures turning cooler commission should change Its changing the time are running Daytcna Beach tides Sunda): Commissioners also agreed regional sewer system was not north portion Wednesday. Lows High 3:47 n.m., 4:08 p.m., meeting time on Tuesdays from 5-I against.. lie added he is not with the zoning board that the able to serve the area because it north Monday and Tuesday mid 10:03 n.m., 10:11 p.m., Port 4:30 p.m. to an evening hour locked in on any particular zoning ordinance should not be had not as yet been constructed to upper 40s and In the 30s and Canaveral remains In Limbo while Mayor time. high, 3:38 a.m., 3:46 changed to permit such a use. and placed in operation, low 40s Wednesday. Lows in the p.m., low, 9:46 a.m., 10:10 p.m. WEATHER - -- AREA DEATHS iv JEFFERSON WAITS Park Ave., Sanford, died Friday. lie was born in Palatka Jefferson Waits, 92, of 3995 and came to Sanford in 1925. Orlando highway, Sanford died Mr. King was a self.einployed in Campville, Frida y. plumber, lie was a member of Mr. Waits was a native of the First Presbyterian church. Montvcrde, he founded Waits Survivors include his wife, Fish Company in Sanford in Mrs. Flora King; a son, John of 930 and made his residence Sanford; two daughters, Miss iere In 1931, moving from Pamela King of Sanford and )coee, Mr. Waits retired in 1960. Mrs. linda Peterson of MmIc was Woodman of the Wld neapolis, Minn.; two grandirid a member of the Lake children; a brother, Raleigh lary Baptist Church. King of Salt Springs; three Survivors Include three sisters, Mrs. Verda Julian of laughters, Mrs. Zell Harper of Jacksonville, Mrs. Ona 'rY3tal River; -Mrs. Edith Mustaine of Santa Fe,N (eld of Panama Cy and Mrs and Mrs of letty Jo Brown of Can'ipi11e, Inverness iree sons, Chester, (laud, and Services will be held Monday brace all of Sanford, 12 at 10 am, at Bnsson Funeral rarxichlldren and six great Home with Rev. Virgil L. randchildren. Bryant Jr., officiating, The Gramkow Funeral Home is in body will be sent to Horton, barge of arrangements, Ala, for burial. In lieu of WARREN J. KING flowers, the family requests contributions be made to Youth Wnrrn I k'lni, 71 ..f 'SCSI ANTIC . .- . - • - '\ - ' -. - ,!... . f ,..L I_I , - ', '. L_-:._-_J.__ _ _... - I '. r.... -. 1- • — fl --- . .1 5 ------- -J 1KL AR jiI$ As Fighting Continues HOSE RAKE _ - - BankTellers .- Rockets Blast Beirut GARDEN - SARASOTA (A?) — The proposed merger of the financially ailing Palmer Bank Corp. and the Southeast Banking Corp. may be called off because of a suit charging Palmer with fraud, Palmer officials say. A group of shareholders, led by the Caspers0n family of Sarasota and New Jersey, filed suit Wednesday In Tampa charging that Palmer violated anti-fraud laws by publishing misleading financial Information, William Clendenin, Palmer, senior .vice president, said Friday. The merger with the Mlamnlbased Southeast corporation ias scheduled for Dec. 31. 3.5 HP 136W & Straftan 4. cyda mot, Easy spin ooil ltvtsr. Adjum to iw' t03" for Cufllfbg, - 40C I SWEET 'N LOW)' a ' KIT INCLUDES CAMERA. FLIPFLASH . AND COLOR FILM REG. 1 39.88 -. GRANULATED SUGAR SUBSTITUTE OZ. 109 SELF PROPELLED 22 INCH CUT POWER MOWER - ul PORUD LIMIT TWO ,W~! IVLT. 2499 VA 1.39 67 KODAK A18R TRIMLITE - VICKS REG, Suit May End Merger *1 ' 7 OZ. DRY-ROASTED T PAK OF 3 I49 1 CORN CHIPS FLASH CUBES f MIXED NUTS Jc LIMIT 2 FRITO SYLVANIA 1' FLAVOR HOUSE FANCY POTATO • VERO BEACH (A?) — A Gifford teen-ager ha been charged with first-degree murder In the deaths c two Indian River County women whose bodies were foun alongside a road, sheriff's deputies any. Deputies identified the vit'tims Fr1dy as !Carth (lambliss, 22, and Marilyn Auseye, 23, both from th small town of Gifford, They had been shot., deputies said Officers said John Wesley Henry, 18, was arrested oi two counts of first-degree murder and one count o carrying a concealed firearm. SAFETY TIPOVSN SWITCH, RUFFLES CV Youth Charged In Murders BASEBOARD HEATER lapi n' 0 ILLI PF . flM ft I 1) $ ALtAIDAR Pilot, Son Injured In Crash REG. 88' i By The Associated Press Three children struck and killed by cars were among least 19 persons who have died In state traffic accidei thus far during the long Christmas holiday, the Florl Highway Patrol said. Officials had predicted that the toll would reach during the 102-hour holiday. It began at 6 p.m. Wednesd and ends at midnight Sunday. The victims included Nathan A. Campbell, 13, stru from the rear by a hit-and-run vehicle as he rode I bicycle not far from his DeLand home on Christmas D Police later charged a motorist with manslaughter. Five-year-old hudson Vance was killed when he ro Ws new bicycle into the path of an automobile near I home Friday in rural Polk County south of Lakeland. And Wilbert Arvinger, 13, was killed Friday when ran into the path of an automobile in his hometown of Fc Lauderdale. I ... Giap Promises Elections PARIS (AP) North Vietnamese Defense Minister Vo Nguyen Glap has reiterated a pledge to hold "general and democratic elections" In 1976 in the north and south but declined to announce a date. "Vietnam now Is reunified. The question now is to reunify It In term.s of the state administration," Giap said i n an interview broadcast Friday on France's state-owned elevision system. "We will have one national assembly for the whole ountry and thus one central government for the whole Iiet.nam," he said. - Svr4ay, Tne5n øUetot. Inc.. 8207 rivy. 4:7 t,C- fliCG 831.045or83I431I Daily and Toll Includes 3 Children old •-011 D!SCIIARGFS Members ad Their Ovast. 1288 8 ?8 !. Holiday Fatalities Mountlm FULL SIZE SKIN -_ RE Benton, a boy, Sorrento Mr. & Mrs. Michael Jackson (Opal), a girl, Sanford ,, 100% NI-Ion binding. luxurious, -OF assorted colors. Full Full-size, — guaranteed. dual control. Twin-size single control. TWIN SIZE Aft UM ONE -- ' 100 CT. ASPIRIN 39 PAK MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica (AP) — Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has arrived here for a nine-day vacation and Informal conversations with goverrunent officials, Kissinger will stay at a villa in 0cM Rios, on the north ti Jamaica, Kissinger is expected to meet with Prime Minister Michael Manley. -- BAYER r - Lowly, - FLORIDA an -t-, IN BRIEF ANKETS : p RELIEFI SKIN CARE LOTION Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Franki) Sanford: Lorraine L Graham Irene Hagan Jeanette McQueen Bertha A. Meckbzick John Wright Rosa N. Antonetti, Deltona Gertrude L Massot, Deltona Joseph fleece Sr. Deltona Donald W. Wright, Deltona A DESITIN 8 BULK BIRTHS Kissinger In Jamaica ': AI" iooz HOSPITAL NOTES PLAINS, Ga. (AP) — America should keep its guns and tanks — as well as Its solders — out of Angola, presidential candidate Thxny Carter says. The former Georgia governor, a candidate for Democratic nomination, said American assistance to the African nation should be "for humanitarian purposes is sad ELECTRIC - . Zg FAST PAIN -' Carter Speaks On Angola '.•' — Martinez said there currently was no private insurance cornpany that would write a policy for a new doctor In Pinellas County, leaving physicians with only one option — the state Joint Underwriters Association. The association was set up by the 1975 legislature to cope with the problem of companies refusing to Issue the Insurance. Utah Patrol Chief Fired I /1 - President Ford Takes Spill ' 1 i?i1t9 u,, ( Pu ts sawec. As as 300 doctors now practicing in Florida are Incompetent and should have their licenses revoked, state medical officials say. Dr. Victor Martinez, vice president of the Board of Medical Examiners, estimated that betwen one and three per cent of the 13,000 physicians in the state 130 to 300 doctors — should not be allowed to praclice. lie and Dr. George Palmer, executive director of the mcdlcal examiners board, said the most frequent complaint against doctors was alcoholism. But Martinez, a Tampa-based heart surgeon, said that with new powers given the board by the 1975 legis-lature, doctors will l h!' to ktt-r hce themselves and possibly reduce swiftly rising permlums for malpractice insurance. The most significant part of the law passed last session pro. vldes specifically that being found liable for medical mal. practice is sufficient cause for the board to revoke a physician's license, And the provision says that doctors who bring complaints against other doctors cannot be sued for libel. Officials hope this will greatly increase the number of doctors willing to file charges against fellow physicians, although they say this has not yet happened. "We fully intend to implement the law, but it will require the participatich, of all iuctuts and hospitals in the state," Palmer said. Martinez said he hopes that as the insurance industry sees the stronger attempts to get rid of bad doctors, it would encourage industry officials to again offer malpractice coverage. Merchants Report Sales Up, 4 Ford " Ca,I.Wvp - ' —U TAl.LAHAEE (AP) Sunday, Dec. 25,1175—iA DAILY 94 'STCISOPTh : - I ff t Iry Alfl 4GENtPl_'Y( Ar Where Qualify Sells & Service Tells 04 E. Commercial DiiI Polly Wright "1 Hours: Aonday.Thursday 7 A.M.4 P.M. Friday 7A.M..:3OP,M. Limited Amount of and 1 150 Month Quality Inn North Longwood, Fla. 11th Sirvfl Street 19 1; sm Street A Remote Drive-In Facility of the Includes Color TV, Air Conditioning, Maid Service I•4& SIR 434 • Deposit & Cash Checks, • Deposit to ... or withdraw from Statement Savings Accounts Pay Installment Loans Make Christmas Club payments. Make Master Charge payments. Use the "Early Bird Teller Use Night Depository. I, Monthly Rentals Available 1 135 Joann Piercy At our convenient new facility you can: Ask George C. Hearn, CALL 834-8776 Jim Wade antic Bank For Furittor Information Phone -- Atlantic Nation al Bank of Sanford Member Atlantic Group of Banks In Florida Member F. 0, I.C. �--• - - -r- - - - iA— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. fV ••- BUSCH BEER 's s 0 p ) D J'J ' ii FLAVORS 41 "elm, CHEK DRINKS r Of 1 fl jI 4 I. 1 tII A v r ri # __ ICE 5 a? Ze pwr(hosr cgu.eUet * E 1/ [,%I CANS if LB. e- - - -. --=— Sunday,Dec. 29, 1975 -. CLOSED NEW YEARS DAY ______ 199 GA JU 88 USDA GRADI'A' W-U BRAND NON-BASTED CUBED STEAK 2 $ U.CHOiC) '1 Broad Broad Breasted TURKEYS Cl gvrcy .. FRESH EXTRA FANCY HARVEST FRESH U. S. No. 1 VENT VU DELICIOUS j Ramelett Beef 1" TF' ' C_ 10 TO 17 LOS. to, 59C Stew Meat Rath LB ( j SCHOICET) • • $119 . .to '':299 0se••• (-: USDA 01*01 A FROZEN $1S9 ite $199 .... PKG ouneaess rrnm ip LB. S. CHOICE) BUY ONE AND GET ONE Bosh Rib EZ Car., . •90tt 69 Rib Roast.... i$i" Fish Fillet WHITE POTATOES S • •, THRIFTY MAID • .Y ICE MILK HARVEST FRESH ALL PURPOSE STAYMAN APPLES , La. Cookies • • • • ,99C SsipfibWñd BUY ONE AND GET ONE FREE Sausage -- . PFG . . . Cheese Spread 919 20SAG - ASTOR ORANGE JUICE 3 12-at. 19 — CANS -__- aiNT 69c Sour Cream • tCUP Canned Ham 3 C AN 5 FOR P 2 HARVEST FRESH ORANGES OR DIXIANA BLACKEYE PEAS • S - BAO 3?'.:- • SALUTO PARTY PIZZA 32-01. PIZZA $ 2 79 • -- - • BAG 19 POLY GREEN WANT CORN ON COB 4.0`11. Apr7 : 99c HIGKLINTR COOKED SHRIMP 74-or. •. MORTON, ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT HAM, DINNERS 69c HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA JSARA LEE 14.r. BANANA. 131,-or. ORAUOE OR )2ia.oi. CHOCOLATE , - GERMAN ••— urtia M1t) 9c PKQ. TANGERINES I ') onc ffrY,.4?tirt \01110 SARA 11! 13-or. BROWNIES OR POUND CAKE l¼os.99c HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA DELMONICO STEAK $ 99 ta. USDA C.d. 'A fresh Fryer t, s 8,r,%o Quarters • •, ,, 79 C MAID HICKORY SWEET SLICED BACON RICE S 29 PKG.lie h1d S...t Sliced Bacon . 3 LB. BAG 2" CRACKIN' GOOD BEEF STEW j : GC uI...... Chill, a Armour Treet . .. a..i' SIZE —• RIGHT GUARD D EO D O R A N T 88C TWIN INJECTOR TRAC II BLADES ALL BEEF FRANKS W 38cond All M.t Regv$ov. All Beef of Breakfast - Bologna. . . . . '' $119 DOUB'j PROTECTION, REGULAR CR ANTI-STAIN COLGATI DENTAL CREAM $129 2-LB $199 - PK0. 99c - 13 FOR 8gc THRIFTY MAID 'lj MjuIc1 5.. CHILI with BEAN, HARVEST FRESH IDAHO BAKING ' CANS 288 i!uz:88c PKGS. POTATOES 1O -., $11! EARTH NORM APRICOT & STRAWBERRY SHAMPOO SIZE I 79 3 EDGE SPECIAL & REGULAR SHAVE CREAM 7.z$ 13 CAN — •v0s VOS PION.AIROSOL HAIR SPRAY 9 C TOMATOES - " I 99c J' Grape _____________________________ SUPERIRAND S0'T BOWL MARGARINE '. 1 • • \I 2;v99C 1.18. $139 CAN Coff ee 6M TETLEY 9 TEA BAGS mad.*I$ House • • • • • • Coffee...... 1-Il $133 MawslI Hout• '39 Instant Coffee MRS. FILBERTS C MARGARINE ORN Olt 2 ; 79c 0 Jelly . . LB. J ,- q 10C BORDEN'S ORANGE JUICE 24-CT. PKG. HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA RODS OR STICKS A ONIIIPIftsipAm PRETZELS UUU ROLLS e, 59C o Cream Cheese. 6,55c Cream Chee$e. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. - CABBAGE If - -- - TOWELS .1;j 3 JUMBO FiA Sticks '5. 1.01 tt ./ I' 32-ax. s 00 - - K1APT ALL FLAVORS TEEZ DIPS I.B. S2( BAG HARVEST FRESH VINE RIPE BOUNTY = - Thrift SALTINE CRACKERS SUPI1IRA140 (QUARTERS) MARGARINE ORA FIX I4-.i. SIZE 9, .. 4 IRREGULAR FISH PORTIONS Box (•____ C. $ 39 W.0 BRAND ALL MEAT, BEOULAR OR i 99c PORK CHOPS Pork Roost - • CAN Ho? Dog FULL k4 POlE LOIN SLICED INTO TANGELOS THRIFTY MAID THRIFTY 79 C GRAPEFRUIT... ASTOR ORANGE JUICE 6-c,, 6 9 - CANS 991C f (5f . . .Lis, 1C-- Ci5S (t 5 Roth flreokfot (i4 Spread . . a W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS BEEF 79c Pizza. . . . . . . ?°' $129 Cc;,.,t-5d TIs S,.(rJ Olft I ttts_ $109 oiogna . to. . It L ,, 20 Frater, Whit,1,rhot Min at Match Tohwod0. Chicken BoIo.ga or tJr () AN) G!T fl4 12 Franks.,..., 79C Moto Del,.. Cherie & Tnit,io M::,, Sc.d(1z. PKG. $)09) uO!1. WHOLE FRYERS "- Ofif AND GET ONE FREE Braunschweiger w 0 Brand Spired Lu,ich.o,, Beef All Chuc k Imc l, 7 Don e Cent,.Cut - -- 01 CHUCK ROAST 09 _____ Chuck Steak • : LB. W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE ALL CHUCK INCL. 7 BONE CENTER CUT -- - WHERE AVAILABLE Tip Roast . . . . f ran b!\ -- ALL STORES COLD DUCK FIFTH 2 $39 oef I -C- = STOCK UP NOW! CHAMPAGNEJ Ni F OR — - (NOTE ... NOT0000 INVOLUSIA COUNTY) • N5 —U—. T-BONE STEAK . all -- :-- DRY OR DRY OR PINK limit I W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE SIRLOIN OR I44 e ORANGE, SEMIN. OLE, OSCIOIA, LAKE, CITRUS, VARD,AND BRECOLLIIR $1 WDBRAND CHOICE BONELESS BEEF ' PRICES GOOD IN THESE ,FRUIT GINGER ALE, LEMON. LIME, CLUB SODA. — in .it -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. T7V W..D BRAND U.S. CHOICE FEDERALLY GRADED HEAVY WESTERN AGED BEEF DEC. 28 DEC. 31 --- -- Sunday, Dec. 21, 197 TRADITIONAL "GOOD LUCK BONE-IN OR BONELESS SMOKED HOG JOWLS AVAILABLE FOR NEW - - YEARS . __uw PRICES 'n1Th - =- ) 9 LBS. 9'QC i-f) �U Evening Ileiald - ______________ 300 N. FRENCh AVE.,SANFO1D FI.A. 32'71 Area Ctde 305-322.2ii &1l.9993 Sunday. December 28 1975-6A __ fr*, _____________ DAVID K. !'ARKER WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher H. RICHARD LONG, Editor WUJJAM 1). CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C MARKEY, Advertl3ing Director of William R. Boone High Cadet David K. Parker, son of School, Orlando, attended the _______ Lieutenant Colonel (USA, Ret.) University of Florida, __________ and Mrs. William M. Parker, Gainesville, and Cameron 1270 Fieldstone Ave., Deltona, College, Lawton, Okia., and ________________ recently entered his fresh.' received his 13.5. degrec In 1973 __________ - SI-',. year at the U.S. Military Ills wife, Armondi, lives In Dear Mr. Saxon, Academy here. Lawton, Okla. _______ ____ ___________________________________ 'Over the past twenty years I have exchanged seven times. I " • He has begun four years of IVT. DOUGLAS ALLEN ____ ___________ started with a duIex, and moved up from there. I now own a 40 -'academic study and mll1try _____ ______________ ______ ____ unit building which is making money like mad. i'm actually training that will lead to ____ _____ ___ ____ FT. POLK, La. Private _____ ______________ ________ ______ having to pay income tax on some of the profits from the building! / • bachelor of science degree and Dolai L Allen, ), son of _____ _____ ____ _______________ _____ How can that be? I always traded up so as to defer the income tax, ___ ________ xr so my depreciation always went up some to cover the profits, but lieutenant. St., vjej, recently completed _______ _____ _______ _____ A 1975 graduate of DeLand nine weeks of advanced in_____ ________ _____percent higher, It threw me intoa taxable Income. Do you think it ____ High School, Cadet Parker dividual training at the ________ ____ . could bethewaymyaccountantsetitup' . ______ __________ / ,, received a presidential ap. Army Infantry Training Center _________________________________ * , pointment to the academy, ___________ at Ft. Polk. __________________________________ _____ _____ ______ _____ )r Mr. R.F., _____ _______ ____ _________ ,. ___• __________ Allen entered the Army last _______________. • td. SGT. RONALD WIRTII Your letter indicates some doubt as to your accountant's ___ _____ ______ July and completed basic _____________________ _________ ______ , handIIugolthe1asttransacUou,butktmepoLntoidthatheno Army training at Ft. Jackson, S.C. ___ •. . . ____ GERMANY no more than what the cIrcumstances permit. A 1973 graduate of Oviedo Sergeant First Class Ronald I _______ _____ You have be nenjo lngdeprcclatlouou each of those buildings, ' __ ___ - . ____ _______ _______ _____ _____ Wirth, whose wife, Karol, lives High School, he attended -___________________ .. _______ ___ __________ and ob1ouily, the adjusted cost basis has been materially reduced. If you w using a declining balance method pad of _______ •1 'i -___ ford, recently participated in SanfOrd. that time, you have used up an even larger portion of the tax bails a Exercise REFORGER in that has been avaiLable to you. LT.DAVIDWEBER ' . Germany. .. . .• . t There are sevcral methods which permit you to retain your . r Sgt. Wirth is regularly present profits and equity build-up oa the 40 unit, and still secure SACRAMENTO, CALIF. additional depreciation and other profits. Such a program could assigned to the 2nd Support Second Lieutenant David T. '., not be designed especially with you in mind without a thorough Management Company in Uoyd E. Weber of Casselberry, Nellingen, Germany. I suggest you call a Real Estate Counselor for an ippolntnient, has been awarded silver wings COMPLETED Improvement Projects Committee, Greater Sauford Chamber of Commerce, for the renovation ° Wirth entered the Army in upon graudation from U.S. Air and he will analyze the benefits you require, and the program the home they purchased last summer. Also pictured is their son, Allan, 30, whose talents as an 5l' which will allow you to obtain them. ehit were called Into service for the project. Mr. and Mn. Yanry or1uHy ldt Sanford in 1957 and was last tted at Force navigator training at Dear Mr. Saxon. and eventually settled in Atlanta, where Mr.yanry served us career cI service employe. Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. Mather AFB, Calif. You keep it about "benefits" someone needs when he He has also served In Vietnam Weber is remaining at - secures other property, but I don't understand how you get away and holds two awards of the Mather for advanced training, from the fact that there is good property and bad property, and Bronze Star Medal and two AI969graduateofWjnep .L_ 3 awards of . High School, he received a B.S. Bath room Placement Irriporiur'i I which. Do you encourase your clients to take a bad property if It mendatlon MedaL degree In 1973 from Florida has benefits for them? Technological University e.ncl RICHARD L SHUEfl By ANDY LANG was commissioned through Mr. Z. E. Q. - Our heating furnace Is nish, shellac, lacquer, bleach, ven(ilator8 In the door. There Dear Mr. Z.E., 1P Nt'Features Among the recent graduates Officer Training School, ('overe(l with a thick layer of stain and other finishing mate- are several chemical agents on Your letter about "benefits," and good and bad property home Delivery: Week. 55 rrn'.s; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, 114.20; Vtr, $21O. Dy .Idu: lii Fivrida same as horre delivery. Al! ('(her mail: Month, $2.70; Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Salt Negotiations Require Caution The delay in Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's sclied Wed trip to Moscow gave Preident Ford and our arms negotiators a chance to review the bidding in the troub:ed course of the past year's effort to achieve a new strategic arms limitation agreement. C RAY CROMLEY Mr. Kissinger says the time was needed to firm up the U.S. position in this crucial stage of the SALT H negotiations. That position should reflect our experience with the Russians under the 1972 SALT I agreements. This is not the first time have seen how deftly the Russians can comply with the letter of an agreement while doing violence to its spirit. Once again Mr. Kissinger has denied that there \ is any evidence of Soviet violations of the SALT I ,M I s I e ad I n g -. .' ' treaty. He has conceded, however, that the • — A V I c t I m 2 ians are straining it to the limit in their missile WASHINGTON - The U.S. Nuclear Jr,. , .•. aeployments and that they had to be warned that Regulatory Commission recently came forth PENSA(DIA_MeLapsjngUinece5 with a careful, detailed stndy rnathemae.fcally an aPparent plan to convert an anti-aircraft radar . to sort out the emotions of Watergate past, it may suggest that the way in which justice was system to an anti-missile radar system was con- calculating the chances of major nuclear ac1 I . —' cidents and the . administered during the scandal Li of as much deaths and damage likely to be trary to the treaty. __________ caused. ________ lasting concej as the crimes which brought It While Mr. Kissinger thinks his critics are The work was carried out by a scientist of about. Case in point is that of Everett Howard misinterpreting these Soviet tactics, they are a man. clear warning signal. Any arms agreement with •• The concluslcms, nevertheless, are false and questionable ond4aU to eight-year th Russians must be negotiated with the un C' derstanding that if any loopholes slip into the mathematical anomaly and are not privately Base. ______ langunge, the Russians are prepared to exploit _ taken at face value by senior scientists in the Hunt, you'll recall, Li a man Icr which the them. This does not mean that effectc arms /b-" kc-t find difficulty blcdin. A piuz.ecj with "hcn this er h beer, In contact. control is impossible, but only that the terms of political thug and a blind 8ent of the d that ) has carried out history's vilest goveriunent The study finds that the chance of any intreaties must be unequivocal and there must be vagaries, in the name of Nizonlan paUiotIn he thvldual dying from an accident in a nuclearironclad provisions (or surveillance to make sure powered utility plant in any one year Is a the Soviet Union remains in compliance. pesky Washington newspaperman. Nonetheless, The ailing Leonid Brezhnev obviously is nuclear plants as contrasted with a one En he has been found guilty only of relatively minor growing anxious about the delays which have 4,000 chance of dying in an automobile accident, overtaken SALT II. He was unusually defensive in and so his continuing, seemingly endless a one in 10,000 chance of being killed in a fall, a carceratlon hints as much of vengeance as it his recent speech in Warsaw, accusing the %Vest of endangering detente with "pinpricks and snide cident again assumIng 100 Ung comments" about Soviet sincerity. He may still be utility plants Is calculated at one in 100, from the beginning. Along with the hopeful that he can report a new SALT agreement other low-level nuts who carried out the in his scheduled appearance before the Soviet persons being killed In a meteorite impact. In with a shockingly severe Judgment of up to 40 Communist Party Congress in February. dylnginaneon,oroneinsevy 0 100 Mr. Brezhnev's worry about the calendar is not dying In a fire. and has since made dear, was an attempt our worry. The United States should take whatever This would seem to place nuclear accidents time is necessary to assure that any forthcoming &rica was after lamer fish and USed asoceoftheleastoftheworrleswerfljght face In new commitment to arms limitation means what it MOS(X)W_. It isa cliche of travel.writing to eye-catching jewelry At the next stop, he came capricious means tO justify the endL the years ahead. says, and that it takes nothing for granted. The Concerning Hunt, SIrIca's play worked well, say that Moscow Isthea city of strange andlike sharp across the car and said In English, "1 overheard The defendant rushed to implicate others, a Though the mathematical procedures leading contrast.c. But (or first time visitors my you talking and was wondering questions being raised about Soviet willingness to to this conclusion are precise, given the data, are you sleazy activity according to some, yet wife and I, that is the chief Impression we have amerIcan?" comply with international agreements are not there Is a catch. Because of the limited ' traditionally cortIdered by the law as an act of of our recent stay because the contrasts we perlence "snide comments" but the result of repeated We made some small talk about where we repentance. Hunt became a quite remarkable, if we have had thus far with nuclear experienced were not limited to the visual ones, were from. When he asked power the probabilities which show up on the disillusionment. where we were going, only marginally valuable government witness There are plenty of those, of coe from the be Inslst on getting off with us to make we two Watergate.relat The disagreement over how to classify Soviet trials in both "Backfire" bombers and U.S. cruise missiles in a SALT Il agreement may be the least of the coin te t1, developed a theory on how midable brick fortress walls of the Kremlin. e." problems for Mr. Kissinger to iron out in the weeks may times heads would appear In 1,000 flips, comments The long-line of visitors to Lenin's tomb criticalI asked how he learned of (S En t are supposed to be spathet1c to of ahead. The furor over alleged violations of the bedon those threetrlals,modlfledby logic and thiffles quietly ass Soviet society made by the wife of them In another way, Hunt did not profit by stones. But In the MdSake thedissidootsoyjet SALT I treaty is driving home the point that the sicfst. thang allegtance. the conry, of the 19 • appeared three times in a row, we could come up caing rifles biggest problem of all is getting the Russians to with fixed bayonets gooseatep some friends among the (Oi press acknowledge exactly what an agreement means only Hunt and G. Gordon Uddy remain behind happen En 1,000 tries. But the contrast that hit us most ahay and then getting them, to stick to it. or the publicity which western joia11a Hunt, Now was Private Richard L. Shuett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred plan to finish It myself with th place how can the asbestos ing in the Home," available by These agents must be dried out rlectricjty. Our present probShuett of 10 Merlin Court, Winter Park. A. - Thtre is an asbestos Ce... Cas.celberrv. lem Is decidina where to put the ?Ft'. R.3. !LIC rnt1e espcisUy bathroom, which will be very ering furnaces and patching Pfc. tllcharci Joe I.eslle, PFC MICHAEL RICE of Mr. and MrL Harry ie of small compared with the size of around heating ducts. Simply 2841 S. Elm Ave., the bathroom downstairs, mix it with water to form a GERMANY Army Private now serving as acting quar- There is one place where we paste and apply it to the open. - son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Division at Hunter Army Air but it's not over the downstairs Rice, l0 Sanford Ave., San- Field In Georgia. bathroom, which I understand Q. Exercise REFORGER in training and AlT school at FL uthirs bathroom fail to work Germany. properly if it Is not placed over Ja±n, s.c. He enterel - the d Cava RegIment's 3rd Squadron in ' training at Ft. Knox, Ky - A. First, the presence of groh that may continue to VC It matters not bow many nails, boards or tens of cement is an apartment. Included in the mildew in a closet usually is thrive even if you have pro- within Its wake-up, unless there is a benefit for us somewhere - More than a quarter of the defeose budget goes to equip and (çerste low separate, independent tactical air force5. The Pentagon plans to spend $300 billion by 15 on the four Izzlependent tactical air components of the Air Force, the Army, the Navy and the Marine Coru. Each service seeks to equip itself for Independent missions, IOItwlllnothtodependcaisppor from any otherservjce Meanwhile, all of the services are dedicated to biy per. krmance In aircraft regardless of cost. An open-ended cornmitinent In design phUo,phy to sopllisticated technology has helped boost the cost of the average fighter aircraft from $300000 in World War U thmcrr than $10 million today. it was hoped that the services would move to fewer tea of aircraft with eater common use of components among them. But little peoess has been made. The Lack of cost discipline means that a reas3enent of missions and roles of the separate branches should be made by the Congress. It is time to eliminate wmecessary duplication and overlapping responsibtfltjes In military aviation. hadn't happened, it would most this uncharted field no one - - (% ' history and organization of aInly wa. Th commIon Wa given an e1ative accuimi of Soviet espionage activities in the There were very few people on the car we you get back, tell them what it's lly like court spathy even on Square, we wondered if we were being I conerUo." espended and, of Actually, the commission was told that the inflation," se, me details were Exercise REFORGER In School. emotlonaj level. —The US. Mint may silver dollar that now running cx eel nerds at its lab wlt1 an Il-sided coin. He P Cant you • • , ,. , . - - '' I WI Stuart .1. Thompson md. & Trustee Wm. 0. Wolfe & WI Doris L. to Abencromblis s ci, $16,500. (OCO) Flaashi lit Natl Bk the booka were jugg Larry 0. Symons & wf Linda to $4500. Hale, 591.. it. ten, Lot 1, 01k F, Salvature DiGlovanni to Robert L. 81k 11 Easlbrook id Un. S. $25,000. Weakley & WI Sandy, 'LoS 1. 81k AdIusted P1st 0 F Frank L. Don Abernathy Inc., Lot 57, AyleSbuty Homes Corp. to Charles Woodggs sd of Lands So. San. Longdale sd, *15,000. C. Pearce & wf Pamela S., Lt 3 Villa Constance M. FIOrIC, SQl., Alec Head& ,wf Marsha A., LI 376 Spring Nina Mae Whiteley & Anne L Hale Park Hts.. I 5th grantc'rs life est., David P. Grovn, SQl. to Eli:. Herbert Sten,trom, Realtor provides almost Instant listings Emarl MCGrIN to Lithe Pearl Thomas 0. Freeman Jr., & WI Canean, $1,500. LoS 26. 81k 4, North Orlando 2nd Add 51.000. G T.toAngeIS. Feyloo&wf Alicia, Lot B, Crown Oaks, condom,, 131.700. Lt 175 1k Seercy Shores, $.31,W0. Allen N. Lewis a Victor L. Hess Jr. I wf Shirley tO Karen, LI 11, Equitable Life Assur, LOSS (len S Nader Homes, Inc. to Kenneth R. ilk A. Lake Oaks Sec., Whit. & WI Helen to Robert C. Hyatt & wf Christine, Lot Beni. Sanlando 50.60') all of 7 & LI 6 (less N 73.95') Dennis N. Garcia I wf Pamela M, 1, ilk A, The Woodlands, Sec 5. Roiinau & wI Diane, It 117 Lake Spring, 81k 0, Brantley Hall Ests., *31.900 Searcy Shores, *33.000. E 45' of LI 23 & W 30' o123, 81k 13, $42,200. Greater Consir. Corp. to issac A. Dreamwold, $76,000. 6.1 Aire Homes, Inc. to James L. Dent III & Danny Farrlth I WI Sandra J. to tPio N. Scala I WI Blache to wI Jeanne K, Unit E, Donald Laurel Builders, Inc. to Boeike I WI Dora .1.. LI 513, SPI'ing Hutch,n*o & WI Frances, Theodore Gregory E. Scala & *1 Bldg. 3 Satsalito, Condon. Ph. I H. Long Jr. & Barbara Oaks Un. V. $40,100. LoS 6, ilk 1, Casselberry Hts., wf Mary. Lot 2, The Jean, LI 17 & E 5.33' 0(16, Oakwood Moorings, W Price Heard to Cecile P. $16,000. Hti, C8, *16.100. Lamar I. Helms & WI Mary P. tO heard. 510' of LI 10 all oil) & NL-, ot Oak Harbour Corp. to A. CraIg James A MacDonald & *1 lngrid Charles W. Pendarvis I WI 12 ilk 4, Iii Sec.. Marvani grani or WenYiChung&wfPo-ving,E73'of to Charles H. Turner & WI Arletha Lot Unit ..C, Oak Harbour Sec. One, 17, ilk 8, Lake Wayman Hts. A., Lot 4.3, Weklva Hunt Club. Fox xu . Thomas M Dc Moss & wI Anna Charles W. Pendarvhs I WI 111761kB, The MeadoarsUn. No.), Dorothy to Stanley C. Strovpe Iwf $4&tOO Mary Ellen, S lWot N 52304 E' of Robin Hill Un. 3, *31,000. Harry E GlIrnore & *4 Gladys tO NoeiN.PlcouIwIperlena,L,sIl& • Butler Jr. & *4 Caroltn E., LI 13, 81k to Wm. F, Cr&vens Jr, & *5 M)dred Okla. selected for technical training ThIs year the exercise was In the U.S. Air Force armament Incorporated in a broader, systems field at Keesler AFB, js coordinated series of NATO and national exercises known as the The airman recently corn"Autumn Forge 75 Exercise pleted basic training at Series." The broad objective of I,ackland ,%F13, Tex., where she July 1963. He holds two awards hwnan relations. of the Bronze Star Medal and Airman Wehner Is a 1975 Clyde Juwer 591. tn Wm. C. Leon La Bere I WI Diane & ol NE' & E 04 SE' of NE, 5cc. Qq I. Fostur a WI Lorraine to Jr. a WI Kathleen M., LI I Lake Eli:. S Paden (form Groves) tO C Nelms Ill & WI Patricia 24-21.30, 5)01). Searcy Shores, $37,955. Lawrence E. Johnson & Robt. N. Walters a WI Linda ., L WI Dorothy to Albert J. Mill Jr. & wf Either E St.phen L Baxley & Nancy 10 Il. ilk M, The Woands Sec 2, Nader Homes, Inc. 10 Ronald W.,LoIs 101 11, Palm Park, 150.000. Lot s, SpringOaks Un. 3, 535,903 facilities secrety surprised that President Ford was able Ror$ W. Frd & Pauline 0. to operations officer In of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Headquarters Battery, 212th Wehner of 849 S. Lortnann plan to sprinkle his boots WI a powder that Fryer, Beg. at NE car. LI etc., $100. Flagship US Bk. 045cm. to Harold S Penman, Lot 94, Winsor Manor, lit Aricin. Wm. W. Austin & WI Mary 10 & Lu 4.9 ilk B repl. ilk 60, M. M. SmOh $ d, $24,533. Hurshel C. Tatter & WI Annie to pDrlion of LI 4, FernwooJ P'a:a, Norval 0. Angie I wf Mary E., 11)0, 573,900. hiss N 7', & N 5' of)), ilko. Bil Air John A. Wilson a WI Jaic Lot 5, 81k C, Siring 1k Hills, Sec 2. °'°°° Wen Y Chung & *5 P0 Yng tO Wm. Jos. Sullivan & WI Martha L. Robert H. Mules' & WI Marguerite to Eli:. & Raby, Lot 2. 61k C. Glen Wayman 111$., HWy Addfl, $24,000. ComBa.WP, Tnistee Is Wm. eneva ardens Patio Apaments STUDIO 1.2.3 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOtJE5 1 25 FROM W, 25th St. SANFORD 1505 Pro4esslonally Managed By Donald F. Withers & *1 Peggy to Oavld C. Maneell & Lotheie, LOS 15. 113300 Altreij A. Burger & wf Katherine IrEn H. Stober & .Juie G to toMichaefF.FmakerlWIN-argare, -- Arclen HIs., *30.000. Jamis L. Brown I WI Marlan if, to Jaymor Corp. to Cai men A. JoS.?1, N-titter 8, wf Margare'a, LI Northwood s d, $25,700. ibllkedthe Cambodia to cowter Soviet Influence In neigh. session)?" Cudlng to confidential White House minutes, bothered tell people about the aA ERA, Electonic Realty In practical terms, Stenstrom datwood. .1. Vanick L. Kofr,ler & WI Lynn I. to Dembeck, sgl & FJias Rivera & wf Colonnades, 2nd Sec, $15,400. The President said he wanted and gcvernor3 California's Jerry Stenstroili explained that wtwn a local owi& asts his 597.7' *4 SWt, of $E'..i, S.c. 9.70.33, I. DanIels & gal a t4gg.r cat? a, sident to associates: over ,000 representatives data will be transmitted to the Martha W. Landry & ho. Eugene A Lake Oaks Sic. Sanlando Springs, Oelbrt E. Mc8rde Jr. I wI lv RIchard 0. Baldwin Jr. & WI $2,100. Margaret D., LI 6. ilk C Tier 1, Margaret A., Lit NE of NEi of Ivan Dean Clthler & *1 JOyCe to spend, Giibled the Zienly I WI Susan 1., a portion LoSs 4 & 5, P'forlhwood, $79,700. of 81k F, Charter Oeks s d Un No 1. 530.900 JaymOl' Corp. to Earl W. Preston, Barbara Saaerly, sgl to Nathan R. 591., Lot tO? Northwood, $79,700 _____ LCI t buRl one of our unique homes on - Seminole County ERA broker every residential market t'i the Democratic .- - the Army In June, completed basic training at Ft. Dix, N.J., C. JR. Jaymr Corp. to Lowell R. Wright Suburb Beautiful, Palm SprIngs village, lit Addn, $100 Eugene 0. Hauss & Dolores A., Lol 3 RobIn D. Claudle & *1 DorIs. Lot 12 StrIckland & WI LucIlle C.. N 3)5.5' of 8. Hayes Jones & *1 Optdla to Raymond J. Wiie & wI Ljisi .1.. 81k 7 Shadow Hill Sd. $31M0. L3t 81k 0, North On. Terr., S.c 3 Un. 1, S 343.5' of Wt of SW'M ot SE of Ernest L. Wade & WI Nellie M w. 0. Unsrth BulIde Inc. to Lot I Weklya Hunt Club. Fox Ht. S.c 5w', Sec. 77.2032. P.000. 17 81k 8 len 1.16 ft. SW'ly, the ), 53$,4 SJ'iirley Ann Myers. Sgl, Lots 211 & Margaret M. Tindall, igi. to Diane Charles C. Crim I WI Diana S. to $pnIn. Shacio-*c VlIIag., Sec 3. Don Hagen Corts?r . Inc. to Russell 2)2 J. 0. Pockards lii Addn Midway. Tlndalt, Lot II, ilk H Temple Terr. 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Sec 2, 5.47,500 Third Sec., $3.S0I. Spears & WI Eva T., Lt St Hiohnidoe ccn. , Margaret Anderson & Charles Jr. Addn. Glen Arden HIS, Un. 7, Arth,,r C. Kinney & WI Francis to to C. E. Anderson Ill, Lot Ii, ilk 15 Joyce K P'tt. Lots 10 & 12, 81k K, Moscow. There, hundr never supposed to be spent. -,.- wife, Geneva, lives at 1 M & Pyle to Lynn R. Drake L disc, CB. V.000. SE'.., of NE',,, of Sic. 2721 3), long subject select and record all calls to of Reclamation had done nothing improper. Some memters also feared the anti-KGB data rn&)iI make It look as if the commssIon trks,thBureaufRecltI( S.:. - First Class D, Minletta, live on Route I, Oscar L Morris, Sanford, is a &n. CBri Wtis, States. The document 'told how the KGB , 195.21' SI 20 E of NW cor. of Lot 24. follo. behalf have gotten flere. But the bureau "abused the IuflàU Send your questions to: Real Estate Investments, The Evening Heral 300 NOrth nch Ave, So da ilk H, Camelot Un. 7. $37,. The Greati Consir. Corp. to Francis J. Moran Jr. & WI Anne C.. LI II, Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt. S.C. I. 535,500. Geo. Lipkln & Milton Lob.l, with her caal Westem ds and mod, but devices which can Coci4ty Private the divisIon's 618th EngIneer name, left us with thin, "Uk .ere Nixon, who plea bargained on the ultimate level. Thus, the final report made the point but left White House mnmbers, for example, start with finished. This sleight of hand has conout the substance. The result was to advertise 456. In the Soviet embassy within easy range of Inv'stIgators fuming. aa. AZTfl} extensive instruction In close N.C. .. chandeliers sparkle; there is no liUct and no tell us his first mission heavily censored a report on Soviet details of Soviet electronic spying, except to A FREDDIE DUNN regulations, first aid and was assigned to the 82nd Air- THE BUREAUCRATS triggered ).)uring the Maxliits inll training, the emphasis Is on physicial conditioning, discipline and team effort. Peters to RObert H. Pete ught of a FderIck Fntains . Devc of 0,1.. Inc. Is Vincent I. ci, u.*. - - a definite value on any property for another! Only the "taker" County Land Transactions Are Recorded - - the present one. At the very you replace the clothes and oth. (The techniques of using var- leat, place a number of nall er things. . and over with it, low others have aveided the was that between provided, even the small amount of Russian dvii io through appeals. nuclear accidents or their probable serIousness, guide as she showed us the city sights and the Continuing to look around, as if confu.eeil Interestingly, eight of the other defendants Take a rcceat highly publicized accident with whom we had a chance encounter, his mouth, he asked If we had read Svefjana bargained, that is agreed to say guilty check on something set nuclear plant. Since thisa occurred before thepropaganda one afternoon, my wife and I broke hadn't. He said, "Read it_it's so true" He said Former Attorney General Richard Klelndlenjt, I serious fire at one away from our group and beaded for fled &tllMP h'r .ii,, completion of the safety itni'lv It i. iaiun, wno fives in Mocw as ewnpie, might have been tried on a perjury one ins thousand years wd have AtlUa L Szaraz, son of Mr. and is far wiser to spend a little ex- can be used or both power and open. If this is not possible, in- the inside ci the closet with a Seminole Ave., Langwood, has room in the most convenient Seminole Surplus before enbeen selected for technical place. tering the Army. training in the U.S. Air Force EVAN EBAUGH dental field at Sheppard AFB, Tea. Among the recent graduates recently completed from the Marine Corps Recruit basic training at Lackland Depot at Parris island, S.C., A?B, Tea. was Privdte Evan Ebaugh A ivi graudate of Ing Ward Hicks, Inc. to James C. - mildew and sometimes has a Other aids are certain corn- developed the potential of the so-called "bad" property, everyozie musty odor. What is the best :nrcial fungicides, but th wanted it as a "good" property. way to get rid of this condition? have the disadvantage of emittSo now we are back to "benefits." Property any properly the upotairs bathroom over the ide." Can this be used for power conditioning In your house, urea, be sure everything a profit with it, or use It for profit, or for pleasure, or for one already there is to save sanding? allow free circulation between closet Is thoroughly cleaned be- recreation, or for straightening out hi-law problems, or regaining AIRMAN A. L SZARAZ RIce entered the Army in - Tactical Forces SChOOL A friend gave me some -- when he moved from a house to - In blunt terms, we do not have sufficient and even a little ominously - - - E n c o u n t e r I n Mos c o w 1PED, self-addressed en- often, keeping an electric light education) that there is no "good" property or "bad property. velepe to Know-blow P.fl. !k" burning in the ck wUn- Thtc is jial owneihip - either the right ownership - or the Huntington, N. V. 11743.) uously will help dry out the wrong ownership. If there is any good or bad connected with ___ closet, especially If the latter property It is within the or himself. Isn't too large. There also are Q. One of the closets in p'.ti special heating rods available plece of "bad" property according to the majority of brokers. North Chvota Tneite. $100. sec. 107)31, Dennis N. Garcia & vi'f Pamela to OaflflyA.G$beI&*4Md1),Ltfl Mary i. iii Ida John I. Sauts Si'. & WI Clara to son a Evelyn Thempson Chittey, W PRICID FROM New models open for display, so Come On over and C$.sp (*o.4 I ,.l 1,' " ' Woodmere Park 2nd rl.. $19000. 04 Lot II, all of 15 ilk 2), Pine Lei, McNedi Orange Villa. in Sec. 25.2). T. erwdl.'g & *1 Linda J.. Unit 0, Smith I Mary L.. Mills to Hinry I. Levie Fli. lnv. to Robert Giod Nader Hornet, Inc. to Carmen N. IflARONDR HOmES, INC. PH ()3S)6634)7 or 62i 2517 -. . "4'-- • L,.',.tF.'-' ''-t'J ia_v. I �- ----FvrI -- Herald, Sanford, F.. ---- ...--------- - - - - -__.-- - ------ - ------' - ------ Sunday, Dec. 21,117s John Cameron Cameron Swayze here for I Record 7,166 Fans Santa (Fe) Nice To Oviedo, 83-55; Eustis Crushed By Seminole. 89M45 With Great news VY "Thc _ home von buyor selln a be guaranteed99 He/ !•.;' Open SOKC I ltv L LOUIS SAPSIS , Correspondent Herald 'X : .- ' ' I L'J--.%--& ' ZT',i-- :- - - .I s - -.L - -- '-' • )UI1h,t'V,' -. 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When anything covered breaks dawn, call them toll free. They'll send a professional repairman to yct door as fast as he can get there. The plumbing fixtures within the home. ij.uuut!!! ''—L', • El ! Sc - -, jtI ,•t when Joe George sank two free throws to put his team's lead at 79-49. Throughout the entire second half. Oviedo kept forcing turnovers against the hapless Hawk.s, "Our man-to-man sure forced the turnovers tonight," said ()•iio coach Dale Phillips. "Not only that. but we took the good shots and generally played well offensively, "Fuller for exarupledidaheckolajob,and we had five men In double figures." Cotton - a- . The plumbing system contained wIt bin the hems Phillips added, "Overall, Sanford had a few rough games early in the year, but Mills has brought them up. Why, they beat Seabreez.e, a state-ranked team just a little while ago." Santa F. Oviidø Sunday, Dec. 21, 1C75-1B _ -- - - ''I'm impressed with what Joe Mills had done this year with his team. They have a disciplined offense, and know how towalt for the good thots." Reubin Cotton is a good solid player, and he'll be tough to plO)' against." But Phillips couldn't help but SANTO FE: Hollis O-0O; PeilSthink ahead to what was to 111. S IS; Thomas 204; McQut*n 10-2. happen on Saturday night Norris 2-17; Scordino 13-11; against Sanford Seminole, also Proctor 70 5: Juska 040; Mother 3 0-6; Stsrdon 1-0-2. Totals: 70.13-53 first round winners. ''Sanford is tough," he said, OVIEDO: Mooe 2 0 1. Ribbon 54 14, Ward 4-2-10; George 1-2-4; Stevens000; H;rdS-1-11; Smith 30 6; Golden 5-I11; Fuller 7-014: C&rty 4.19. Tote Ii: 34-1143. SPORI'S Whether selling or buying. insist on the pro. tsction provided by the Buyers Protection Plan. Read the all-inctusi list of home com• quarter lead on the sharp shooting of Ron Ribbon, who canned seven points. Santa Fe meanwhile kept turning the ball over under the pressure of Oviedo's man-to-man defense, T7w hawks couldn't hit inside and saw many passes said out of bounds because intended receivers were out of position. Santa Fe's best effort of the evening came second period, when Powell dropped three buckets and hit four for four from the charity stripe for 10 points. But Gary Hird's alert blocks of Santa Fe floor shots kept the H Hawks under l.ion control as Oviedo gradually pulled away. Oviedo's greatest lead of the ror,tt'st riune with 2:30 left Seminole took an 89-45 game iront Eustis in the other first rounder, and faces Oviedo onight at 8:30 for u cilamionship. Lucious Fuller led the !Jns EUSTIS: Strickland 4 vith 10 of those 25 points, Monroe 1 01 II; Neely a s s; eading Oviedo from a 32-24 Massey 0722; Griswold 10-0 £ iiargin at halftime to a 57-35 Williams 2 00 4; 6asIey 2 00 1; cad by the start of the fourth Beiln 07-72; Bryant 0000; Turnq 0 0 0 0; Totals 16 13-I8 is, crlol. SEMINOLE: Cotton 9 71 20; OvieTh then added another 26 Srntp, 6 n 14. w;0 i a 76; xint.s against Santa Fe's 20 in linker 1 4-9 5; Raines 2 2-2 6; D. Williams 10-i 2; Hoilingsworm 75-6 he final frame. 9; G. Williams 0000; Campbell 173 "Santa brought us a A. Morelaq'4 0000; T1ais 32 2337 resent," said assistant Oviedo 59. 'oach John Thomas, referring o the win. Thomas' smiles Eustis 13 14-43 iS 31 72 11--o cre in sharp contrast to the Seminole rowns of a 70-51 loss to crossTotal fouls Eusns 79, Semino'e Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, ounty rival Lyman last week, IS; Tethnftai fouls; Eustis, Coach No less than nine Oviedo Go?tfr (2) 1 'The Buyers Protection Plan is just one You nay nnthinn Oviedo High School hit 10 of 13 field goal attempts in the third quarter Friday night, explodJg for 25 points In all, to ice away a first round win in the Seminole County Christmas Tournament, &t-55 against Lakeland Santa co and five hit in iaycrs srei, double figures. Lucious Fuller and Icon Ribbon both generated 14 points, while Gory Ilird and l)ennisGoldin both dropped 11. It't Ward added 10. For losing Santa Fe. Mike Powell hit for 18 points and led all scorers. Bob Scordino was the only other Hawk in double figures, with II. Oviedo, playing in class 3A, improved its record to 3-6. 2A Santa Fe dropped to 2-5. Oviedo mounted a 14-8 first 5 16 11 20-35 14 Ii 3326—U Personal fouls Sarta Fe IS, Odo IS Uutd Out Horr ____ I inne. Spark lip Play The electrical system within the horns. Al types of water heaters. G. Ail shut metal Cdct work ;; anything else. Not for just the first call either. For any call for a full year. BPP is an unqualified success with satisfied homeowners in cities across the country, If ____f Built-in Appliances which are fixtures. Water softener system, except salt and mineral beds. 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HOMES ARE SOLD BY EXPOSURE, - Astray UVIFJ)O - Friday night's 89- rompfoEustis us sb') Seminole I a. - - - -••' i -• H ign not only advanced Sanford I -. -=-... '- -•-• -. -. I --.-I to the finals of Oviedo's Herald Correspondent 'p1 ' Christmas Tournament, It also '• : -. - . -- •, The best laid plans of mice reminded the Seminole's ' -. - and basketball coaches Reuben Cotton, of last year. E' d sometimes go astray. But "Yea, this game was a lot I I ke -- ---sometimes they work last sear when I played for the 'ETt 1 ft's 3-1-4 first time Take Friday night's tour. wwm 11 Vikings," Cotton commented i--:j•nament at Oviedo High School -after his 20 points had helped ' for example: The host team left " lead his team to victory. _________ the floor at intermission "The Vikings" that Cotton ..Z 1 / dingingtoa narrow eight point alluded to was the squad he lead, 32-24, over Lakeland Sante played ntJ f"' last vear, I ,in San-. -- Fe Dunn" r _ _; period, the ' ford's Recreation League, . —T-j-= _. Lion's head coach, Dale instead of playing for the , 't PhjlIIps orked out a plan to "Seminoles, .Lon 'tplckupa quick two popt Most of the games we -( the second half Up-off. played we won by big scores -'FatS,"Phlthps said pointing like this and we had a lot of -'•' -____ to his slender 65sophomore, .-----'-fun," Cotton went on, "but the ------:.- ..-- - - '-i. -' •..-.-Gary Hird, "you jump center. I fact I didn't play for Sanford --------------------------------------------------- , • . -- ,-4'know you can out jump their hurt me quite a bit" , man, so let's put a play -The 6-1, junior guard feels be ' - = ' together" If sasa1fectedinallareasof play --.=-----Kneel1ngontheflooreween _ -'by his not playing for his school .'. -• - ,,• #hlsballclub,PtuU1ptoo k his .,,; but most of all he feels, "my . yellow chalk and started -"t - ... --•. outside shooting isn't what It making a lot of X's and 0's on Alk ''C!wi shouldbe, .. the cementfloorof the locker Ci.'om you tkeeMn! "Coach (Joe) Mills Is always - -- - - -room. working with me on my --. -shooting, showing me how to "Fat, )a nickname for Bird) - '\ ' hold the ball and things you're left-handed, so (Lee) ,,j la st am not oinglike as good as I would have if I had PhilliPs said while marking NEI ayed "Ron Ribbon You play turt or --,pl Cotton -- - - --— ('rooms In his ninth year of --------------- Another X showed 1:: JUbbon where he should stand. education but his tenth year -was spent along wi th boys like "Freddie Moore — you're Sanford's junior varsity senhere." An X went down on . sation, Joe Starling, on the the half court line, on the other Vikings every Saturda side of the center jump. ning if! the recreation league. "Lucious," Phillips said The Vikings only lost one Cot h1s goes h4h to 'hoot for Seminole, Etla' Neely sfretthei to block It. (Herald Pbot.i by Ts gla'lcing up at th e powerful game, that on a forfeit, and led Vincent) -I looking Fuller, "you stand by Cotton the league won the -j here." With that Phillips put state tournament, but still down Pn X near Wards mark. - '1 Reuben feels he would have 4 "Fat, you get the tip to Ward. helped himself more with the L Then Fuller, you'll come over -school team. and se t a Pick (block out) on Ilis head coach, Joe Mills, Ward's man. IAT, drive for 2 '159 .grees with Reuben right down - the line "lie has all the time, Freddie Moore will drive 1 - -. equipment.Th at one year away idown the other side" hur t him bu works hard 2 '1 t if k in — Then as almost the areas lie needs after 11and thought PWUips said ,: can do whatever be wants todo. _______ ,And that includes scholar. -________ after you set the pick. turn and ___________ r ships." drive up the middle." And with that the Lion's mentor had Despite Cotton's lack m.Wpedsut a wellia plan for abWtywhen he puts the , smnd half tip-off. the air, some distance from the basket, he leads his ter 71v tearns retumed to the string with a plus 20 points a court The Oviedo playeni took game average and Mills keeps their proper positions. The telling him to "shoot from referee tossed the ball Lp. Hird around the key'." tapped it to Ward. Fuller 'Why not," Mills explains. blocked out Ward's man. Moon. ' Cotton is so quick and jwnps so cut up the left side of the court cll he can still j'ct in and -- -W ard drove for the basket, rebound most of his rnisses and he needs the experience of touk the ball hiinuself in for an --::- ND SINCE 40% OR MORE OF ALL BUYERS ARE PEOPLE WHO ARE MOVING HERE, YOU SHOULD CONSIDER - -----'-- - - LECTING THE AGENCY WHICH IS A MEMBER OF THE ONLY NATIONAL MULTIPLE IISTING SERVICE, WITH MORE THAN 750 OFFICES AND OVER 7,000 REPRESENTATIVES SERVING RELOCATING FAMILIES. 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Thankfully some of the other season. It looks like they can locker room strategy worked use Cotton back again. But it be appears Reuben's days in the , aving the man to nian defense recreation league are over. conning out higher and putting As Cotton puts It. I am here "ttC. C The final score of the opening conclusion of the romp Friday essure on were led by sophmore David more to star and aft er next year i Ila wks L game in Oviedo's Christmas night, from Lakeland. -ho to "ci a scholarship Wi ggi ns, who bombed m r and go Tournament was Seminole ' (in to college "Their best player was out Points from outside. That and control o the Con si dering he is just a rookie 111gb 69, ustis-45 But the and that hurt them They are i boar, along with some hot 4 in this league and the way he is game wasn't as close as the lot better team than they 'Wiggins shot good but they shooting by Fuller blew the ----showed tonight (Eustis was 44 wert leaving him wide open," game lat'Ing inostagree his chances score makes it sound. open in the third perIod " We played a pretty good coming into the tournament), stated Mills, who also at 20 and the f niaving college ball are Lions were able to game and they were a little but 1 guess we did a lot of th ings points frmn .i.i "pr etty good" P'flsft foot wh lsuguz-n1, feted by Mrs. Gene Davenport. Mrs. Jack Co lins, Glenn AuiiflIOfl, Reuben Cotton, 14 advance Into the finals of their flat," Seminole's coach, Joe right too," from Terri Smith and eight tournament with a -Mrs. Doug 1orrts, Mrs. Jerry Collins, left to sight, L(tjed 83LSOUIISapSIS ,ltlI' trv!'rct:Ited after tho' The Itorin'is Sir;ino!t's 1r'in St.",- ,' q:tp haven't won a game so far this Wins By 44 Coach Says 'Flat L - --"--- - . ' l r' ' -- - ' - -4_ %__- �-- ---.---= 2B—Evenin; Hrad, Sanford, Fl. Perez, iegal Notice Sundiv. fl.r 21 1171 The next boxing show at the nesot.a outpointed Ron Stander Orlancb Sports Stadium will In a heavyweIght 10 round main take place early next year, on event. Earlier this year LeDou.x Jan. . Right now ntchmaker stopped Tey Danieis at the Bce mpler has hopes that lando Sports Stadium but his It will be headed byhi to of win over Stander was the r 4,ici JOLS _______________________________________________________________ Hoolcs Louis; Middlewetghts.'rommy "Savage" Turner finally got a "Mini-Muhammad" Wells in bantamweight In the United youngstetoflghtandwatns PbIith: D. 14 71 21 1975, Jan the main event. In one of the States and his record of 2, will not be permitted to light DEU featured supporting bouts Lou with 21 K.O.'s ha: been anywhere in the world wifli he as a thnple one. l.eaue firtround playoff Th !tngais, AP Sports Writer raMd l<er. leue.s best time In io years. "Once we can stop the pass, e between the two Amen- the AFC's wiI(l-card berth with passer for the second straight Oakland cornerback Willie vver)lhing will fall in "They've moved the ball on place for can Coerence powers. "They an 11 record—the me one year. His primary receivers arc everybody In the league," Mmagainst the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday's National Football receivers in fontball." Division tWo—are Boobie (lark. "On defense, they don't use a Not that the Raiders are cx- lot of variations, but Uy're achy slouches in the aerial do- very sound." partnient. Ken Stabler directs Minnesota's Fran Tarkenton K.O., N.C..,. "IrLsh"GeneWeliswjll have gone either way...Turner title against Orlando, but in Chancy's last respective divisions: January when he takes his No. the smooth boxing Marlin ________ I jSCOREBOARD ' d. •. IGACE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, LINDA J. KENT, ci ai, : ' Basketball . Defendant. TO; LINDA J. KENT MIDWEST Last Known ResIdence Pet Ashlock's the Southern Lightweight viil show the ghlights of St. ______ fr . __________ Alderette in New W. Mexico...Ed Hen H)Td recently on Florida's Forest Lonu. Florida 37750 he still remains one in the very near future. Th 19 pictures of outanding quality. Vs. Gator mason. wrap up the Gator Bowltourna - . DITION, NO. 1. as recorded in Plat lure Indiana 106, Columbia St. John's, NY, 67, Temple 59 South CaroItn4. 93. Villanova ____ S Tc,i c e has been filed against you, and you Lutz said, "But we've got a are rejired to serve a copy of your Oator Bo First Round Doyle, t Johnson, Joanne Neubert, fl Young, Ruh Game Worrying About Each Othe RICK McGROflY, 1701 Brickwell Substitute Len Sanders, a 6- Avenue, No. 301, MIamI, Florida, foot-6 transfer from Edison and file ftc onIgin.l answer or . pleading in the off ice of the Clerk of JunIor College at Fort Myers, the Circuit Court on or betore the Raleigh Holiday Doubleheader Duke $5, Auburn 71 NC. st. no, w. Ky. ft 340,760; 3. Devonlan Moss (2) 3.20; Iluflalo at Chicago Creighton 6$, Butler 67 Minnesota $6. Penn St. : points, matching scoring (Seal) back Don Gaffney, you can't lost ll0. to Houston Stale Classic Mm, First Round Clerk of the Circuit Court didn't take long for the their defenses wonld handle su- Indapolis Cle',eland PhornIs Rhode Island 60, Brown S 24 at halftime and on to Pubtlth: Dec. II, 21, 21. 1973. Jan. i, A? Kansas ci and Ellis G. juries during the Gators' fi Mistouri Ii, OkIa. St 79 he's a great one," said Mary- had two big games in Gator Bowl, the main thing mendous lift," Lutz said. "I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Others include Leonard Ctristlan, Sarge Powell, Macel Blythe, workout here for Monday land Coach Jerry Clalborne. W74Green as a freshman, one against is to win the but game." 21 13 0 a 14 1 Edmonton Toronto 1521 2 32133 154 1)20 3 2.5 14 167 New England 1, CincInnati Mercyhurit 10 Concord 60 F12IhIP Mixed LeigUe H1bs liSplisand a hole on the Gator's practice field Friday and severely sprained his left ankle. Joe Al len, a 6-1, 216-pound end, Dicky, with Claiborne at a when 7-foot Felton Young tired joint news conference Friday and 6-foot-9 Marvin Lloyd was Outdoors Kalserwith a 213, T Emon 19and the high series goes team's motel and spined his to Joy Walters 521. Other 50: Andy Patrick 510, Phil Roche, right ankle. -: running backs poses a defen- left to play. lh BOB ORRE!,!. Houston 9. Denver 1 Bob Locke was justone pin higher than Farella (or the honors play against Maryland, 186, Jero CarpePteT said day. "It littie weak.It hurts like heck. I ve 200 genes fell during the enlng with the high go to is good news for the hundreds of anglers who consider don't know if I can play, I can't trolling for this fighting game fish to be tops in the way of sport even walk right now,' .. Jones 209 and the high series of the evening (562) and Polly Price "Each of them was hurt engaged in business at Magnolia Center, E. 1st Street, Sanford, Monday Morning BlOb Ladles Igue ered main parts of Florida's getg their shad IIIng rigs in order and start sharpening up ries for the morning as a ilt of U fme bowll by Dorine MacAlter 212441 wIth the only 200 for the day. High for the strong defense, Carpenter was compee for a share In the thousands of dollars worth of prizes named to the al1EC second offered In the const, The contest is sponsored by the Siford Meanw, both coaches said "You can't work against a PublIsh: Dec. 7, 14, 2), 2$, 1975 DbU23 1. Fleettine Homes Team: Susan (ites 163-450 and We Three team high was Ann Muth with her 184-501 set. Converted splits: RaInb brought in Iaiy Even the Friday morning showers failed to dampen the spirits te above Styled Court on or before NBA otherwise a Judgment may be en. Atlantic DIvIsion , WITNESS my land and seal Of 4$ Clerk of the Circuit Court as en but bass were second I 13-95 and FR.T.D. is In the third spot 1 .2 - 94. Horse & Rider team: Chart Cliapil i. Benton 175, and Kern is Jacks Mini Mkt. 43. and In third Is Horse & Rider 42-30. Barbour& Co. worms fished along !iw deep banks in this area. One party scored stay In profona1 football, campamong the many good strings landed. ________________________ MIlwaukee loridaState'sseminolesgeta property hereindesibed f kr,w the reasons, but I'll strings of perch each time they went out and plan to stay (or a said FrirLiv after 4rs' prc:i- floss have bn few in the Lemon Bluff area but those caught opening game of the Far West Foresters Mixed League "StM of the Week" is Georgo Fam,,' with plus Nolan was out because "a following sng hnded In the last two days: Jack Smith, Was needed." Oviedo, 50; Walter Patterson, Apopka, had limits two days in a row; Spadla said he had a nber tharfle Nance and son of Orlando took 40. D.11as WhiIncy, 1a WJuuiey and lIIeiin, 45; Earl Stokes Co Robert C. Jones Route I, Box 33 Garage and in th is Kampers Xe. H David Hinton. average for the Home game attendance Bowling for W.D. Sylvia Paye I8-42& High for Empire: was Jo 21i522 I __________ _______ 16 16 .300 At Wekiva Hives' Ilaven, the reports showed several boat., spite a Seminole Surge that only US4 turnc'J out at can- uIxrn'rs, fans advocated Nolan's r platment. BilO. Seminoleswlthllpolnts Guard Attorney, for Plaintiff :' /973 /4f2 t /..//,7' '7' / ; I I I .f wn'cg 73/Iii' r11 PLy.f,C /0? __ ,YcIz-y _____________ ,t' ... . i'; r ' r South Caroiina State in the 1,118 yards. Aldns was fourth in The announcement did not pounds per man. Buffs a narrow choice. Mallory. "We were expecting established a single-season __________________________ -- TWELFTH — I. MaruniJuan; 2. l45-1I, but no Super Bowl ti- called the best Wishbone quar- fuilbacks wIth 882 yards while Fermin Ramon, you Just have to play good, solid game of the regar season and erage 168.6 yards a game. football. You aren't going to reinjured it in brief apThe Longhorns will counter beat anybody by fooling them," pearances Nov. 28 against with Akins and fullback Earl MONDAY MATINEE FIRST — I. LarniLenhz, 2. Ica says Oakland Coach John Mad- Texas A&M. At Temp, Arii. Milwaukee at Atlanta COUNTY, FLORIDA. In re: the Marrja JAMES M, HALL, Husband. South Carolina State (Iii) As'roBlueboitnet Bowl Detroit vs. Kansas City a Omaha NOTICE OF ACTION At Houston • I Monday, Dec. 2 , Al Jacksonville, Fla. ABA W I ' os Florida (920) vs Maryland (slIt. n Wednesday, OK. 31 .' ' ' Indiana 15 11 .671 54i Anton IS ii 621 3 Kentucky Louis IS 13 317 6 II ii 112 Friday's Results New York 105, St LouIs 101 blaster, Si; .riss Fran, 6.1. Ton) landry says of the Vik- New York at Denver Indiana vs. Virgiflia at Nor , PCtition,r't attorney or rn folk Arkansas 11201 (920) Rose Bowl Virginia at St. Louis default will be entered against you Orange Lwt Petition Artfr H BCCkith, and Roger Staubach's shotgun 100," he said. 7. Celaya, . Aipi. TENTH — 1. Fermin. 7 "i' for as long as YOU OWfl your car — In writing. No exhaust system lasts forever, out ours CUSTOM PIPE BENDING AVAILABLE Dual Conversions Headers Hwy 17.92 DeBary Ph. 868-4459 CLEM LEONARDS Tournaments Welcomed 6 Manolo Bengoa, 7. Alava Zarre, Barn' Aipi FIRST—i. flarreOkoki II), 1060. I U IFOREVER! /1 Eckert, 61; Silent Sell, 57 FRIDAYNIOHTRESULTS MUFFLER PROBLEMS Santi Juan, 3, ErdozaAItu, 1 2 Players & Carl $17 Iii 1 p.m. 2 Players & Cart $12 alter) p.m PublIc Welcome Mon & Fri Special-2 Players & Cart $10 , . 9 HoIesafter1p.m.Carss5.00 GreenFeeS2so 6 Chucho Mencha, 7 Maruri AzpI, SHELL STATION - 2500 PARK AVE. SANFORD - 322-9430 Bill Hardigree—PGA Professioral BiIbao Larrt'a 0 (1 4) 130.10; P (11? 111610. SECOND — 1 Cacho Belt Ia '2), " 600,3.10:3. Ica OkokI ),5d0; 0 (7 P123) $79.70; Big 0(14 with 3.5) 529370. THIRD — 1. Ica QuhoIa (7), 13.10, . _ ) ___________ - DO (2 51 $144.30. FIFTH — 1 CtuchoRamon (3) _ __ ______ 88U1C/#8 610, 150. 00. 7. Darre Zarre (3). (73)52560; P (2)) 195.40. 1Q70. 7.00, 300, 7. AIdana JavI (7) •Post Time • 8:00 p,m. CHECK OUR SPECIAL PRICES ON TUNE-UPS, BRAKE WORK, FRONT FND ALIGNMENTS, TIRES, GENERAL • Closed Circuit T,V. Oklahoma (10 I 0) vs. Mich. 0 (17) $31 10; p (17) $19010 Campbell Conference Patrkk Division Clerk of the Circv;7 Court DeoutyD.C1,I Unties to be cxcellenttrout are on a feeding spree and hitting larry Warren, shut out In the Publiih: Q, 21, 21. 1975, Jan. 1, II, Publish: U, 7) 25 1973 Jan 1, ,' 'ouWouis" and Mo1ures" equally well, 1,76 first half, added 14. 1976 DEUlI or '.' s ., ranked ninth nationally, and SIXTH — 1. BarrePere:, 2. Many preseason experts fig, other loss was to Texas A&M. CachoElonga, 3. AlavaMigu,I. 4 wed the Cowboys, decimated The Buffs ket to Nebraska. , GeorgIa 0(35)53160; P (3505101.73, SIXTH — 1. Areepta Sanchez (2) Ohio State (Ii 00) vs UCLA • FIFTH — 1. ErdozaMiguel, 2. 4 i;Corollkid,IO1; SwirlChamber, North Carolina State (73 I) 7 7 20. P (71) 1167 40 vs West Vrgna 1$ 30) FOURTH — 1. Barn' Echave 15) Sugar Bowl 7.60, 3.20; . Arecha Miguel Al New OrI.an,, La. w, soo,s io. ManoloErdoza (6). bama (101 0), n Thursday, Jan. I I backup Ted Constanzo in the Moody Hall, 41; HI. Come Along, SEVENTH — 1, Ica Perez, 7. ball League, to miss the play- by the winner. "The only thing 6 1; Wycliff Clark. 5 1; Greg Pruitt. Echno Okoki, 3 Aldana Lenli, offs as they did last year. But sure is that the loser's going 52. 520, 3 50; 7. Aldane Sanchez (4), 20) Boston at Lcd Angeln Golden State a? Portland dition will be the key to Texas' Each team underwent off However, Mallory said that THIRD — I. OguizaBeitia 2 season rebuilding to get to this with either Akins or freshman Maker. 121; Miss Sama, 11; K's Atava Echave, 7. Bilbao Bengoa, Saturday, Dec. Pelican Bowl TodaysOames __________________________ ________________________ OguizaYza. 7 Ercloza Juan, 3. Oguiro Altu, 1 Lcd Angeles at Seattle Detroit at Chicago SurIus Texas and Colorado during the reularseason,saidAjcjns'con. Fermin.Mencha, S. ManoloAltu. 6 Appeal. 6 I: L.L.'s Irma, dl. ELEVENTl4—)5, B: EIlie Belly, Celaya Larrea, 7. ChuchoAxpi, S _____________________________________________________ S I; Skillagotee, 121; Perwty Evans, Maruri AOUirre. NINTH — 1. Attu. 2. rdoza, 3 4 ; Miss Calabesh, 52; RISkY Pam. PLA).. THE NEWLY RENOVA TEl" Friday, Dec. 26 Arm y-Navy Campbell. Campbell, a 6-1, 22 past zer, whose team played both Conference in rushing with Larri Beilia, S. EddyYza, 6 Urza with a number of new players out,whethenit'sbyonepojritor Saturday, Post Office Box 2509 River fishing In the Inl2nd Wateay and East Channel co AFC Oakland. At El Paso, lix. )ROSDICK & DOSTER of the game, Suite 475. FIrst Federal Rutwing 1lOUSTONt'P —Texas ar 6. Rimoni. 7. PAaruri; I. Celaya. ELEVENTH—i. DomingoJuan; fore, falling out In the first Ramo, arc rfq.)rr'j to a copy of your wriiltn dolenses to the Petition, if You are comm5nded to file your any you have, o PetitIoner's At. Depu'y Clerk SIXTH — 1. N•gui.S.anchez; 2. don't want to speak for AndrOguiga QuIoIa; 3. Cacho Perez; BarreJavi; S. Domingo Zarre; 6. son, but I know I was tcrrib Bilbao Echave; 7. Alava.Eiiga; • that day. I gave up four InterArecha Bengoa. ceptions and so did he." Stabler SEVENTH — 1. Echano AIbirdi; completed eight of f,evui t..eniz; 3. IcaZya; 1. Uria. feet, 121; Joyful Jock, SI: Tom Anna. this Court thlt lIft day o Decen,ber, half. Florida State, floW 5-3, rnOr[ss,oydAL ASSOCIATIOPI 1975 lost 3 to mediaanda growing numberof more Saturday's Games Springs, FI0;ida, on or before WlTNESSmyhanofl1Qffft, January 16th, 1976, and fit, the filial gire, a 22 less to the ocean trips out of lid Itbor Fday and uncertain weather points for the r the Thr Pthballs ar Alice HendrIcks had the highs of the mor. Seattle Pittsburgh, S: Mr. A. Levy Public Rerorcis of Semln;e' County, F-lri,t Clerk of the Circuit Court Mu~n !rct l9i, li1'5 iatry Woii 4 from also Norma Waer's 1 game, Nice Day inLuun 72 6 756 20 13 606 4 Pubhth: n. 21,)L 1913. Ian 1,11. YOU ARE HERE BY NOT IF I ED and that thi above flamed Plainliti has AMELIA T. HALL, WIfe, (Seal) - SEVENTH -- 5.16, TM: Dream NINTH — 5.16, C: Montigue thehometesmplayirgame later than January th, 1926. lead eight minutes into "Star of the Week" is Linda Lewis with 108 over her average. Mystery Ldles League G Stat, LA Milwaukee ., Washington SI Los Angoles 101, Portland IS 1lan, a 6-foot-I0 senior fnr- Court at Sanford, Florida, this 17th orIginal thereof with Inc Cllrk Of this Spaa had made the decision NFC 12 Id 429 Fictitious Name Statutes. ToWil: Bt'iok 13, Page $1 and 13 of the has been filed against you arid yj Orepn State lost t North western's Wiidcata 7.67 in the '?ECo,'?P. i, 1v wic'e "You can't base anything on even more talent this year be- same problems." FOURTH — 1. Domingo Qulola, Phantom's Pearl, 52; Circiil Arecha Elorga, 3 Cacho Sanchez, 4 2. cause the young players have Both Texas, co-champion of DoIly, 11; KG. Tango, dl; King ting 10 of 14 (iekgoaI attempts She Plat th,reof, as recorded in P1st Ptlitio for Dissotulign Of Marriage for 20 noints. i' , Eyes Of Texas Upon EIOHTH—s.16,o: Paco's Pillow, ChhoAguirre, 5 Manolo Ramon, recent Viking Super Bowl Eight, compiled 9-2 records. MaruriMuguenza, 7. Celays. teams." 121; Hot's Arab, 31; Berkley Old Both lost to Oklahoma. Texas' SId, 5 2: Cap's Chester, tO 1, WyclIf I Bengoa. S. Fermln.Echave. — Atlanta 9$, CIeIand NolLl said he was surprised when he got the word about an Dallas at Minnesota, 1 p.m. AFC SemIfinal Cincinnati at Oakland, 1 P m ., Seminole County, Florida in ac Lor hansen led the 13th Court lot the forenlosur e of a /Y'/t4'IX1 Frend Ardet, 10 1; JOy Jangles, 61, Qulola. Wycliff Enid, 6); Breene, Seattle 90, Kanses City 17 with the' Clerk of the' abb.e named omS of Alper and Wack, wttosi Lel( Overt League 15 II .317 I PhiladelphIa 96, Buffelo 95 ranked Washington huskies to mortgage encumbering the TO: AMELIA T. HALL following devnlbed real property: 603 Vict Slices 493. Sunday, Dcc. 25 Football UNITED STATES OF I LOuis at Los Angeles. 4 Pacific DivIsion NOTlc OF ACTION tough for a head coach to get a by one of his customers and this string was topped off by a two State tonight after losing to tin- p?1e," Nohm NFC Semifinal Miest Division his estimated $65,000.a-yesr 10. want to h lAdles! 13 70 391 9 Houston 11 . N Orleans 121$ . Weslern Conferenca and RUTH E. CHRISTMAS and all IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE perties having or claiming to have EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. picked up the 4-15 split. "meen of the Week" goes to Carole Green of W.H.Green & flew or vs. THE Car Ben Jewelers: TwI!a CollIns, 180, Wallace Auto: Mary titles, AFC S.n.lfinal Baltimore at PittsburPt, Both teams Scheduled prac- SAy INknown as FIRST FEDERAL that I Intend to register ld name merly AND lice sessions today and Sunday ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA, LOAN with the Clerk nt the Circuit court, RUTH E. CHRISTMAS, hi wife, Santi Juan, 3. SalaEchave; 4. both offenses. SIXTH — 5.16, A: Gwen Ola. 1.1; EddyOkoki, 5. AldanaJavi, . point, 20 $ 711 — 70 10 .667 1 . DEU.S7 1, Time Flies, 5.1; Wycliff Sam, Stralo Queen, 3.); Nodak King, 10 i Boston Philphia Washington Notice is hereny given that I am said. "You have to guess some EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. In buiinets at 13 Rc(jeri(k on defense, I hoixt we don't CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Court,;aged E. NO?Ihtt. NV , At Large, The three high series of the morning go to Car Hen Jewelers consecutive losing National one spot. counted. It was played in a FOURTH — I6, M:Alert's Arathes, 12. Via. 5. Neui Okoki, 6. Aldana playelquite well enough in i Tiger Daumier, 101; Albercig, 7 Urga Ararti, S. Eddy playoffs. Clyde, 6 1; Be My Wise. 4 1; Ahioso Elorga SECOND—i. lca.Arana,2. Eddy. Essie, 1; Donna Bubbles. 6.1; The Cowboys grabbed their lenlx. 3 Cacho.Beitia, 4. Echano playoff berth with a i Falrisk, $1; K's Sumpi 32 record FIFTH — 5.16, C: Borge. 7.?; Elorza. 5. Larri Okoki, 6. Urza Pro Football . fltitii name of CRIPPLE ' thck Nolan has been f Lake Colonel, 12.1; MA's Steven, Indianapolis at Cincinnati Cleveland at New England Winnipeg at Calgary Quc at Toronto Central DivIsion COUNTY, FLORIDA. flew's 258. With only two weeks to go in the Crst half of the season Alter eight yeas's In the Job, strings of perch were landed over the holiday by tridge arid - Chuck Foreman, who became Phoni* at Denver Classic Southern Cal SI, St Peter's, NJ. U Hawaii 76. Yale 60 backs Tim Wilson and Dan De- provi$ioq of the Fictitious Name DePU$, Clerk Carlo in the lineup as well as Fda Statutes 19g. Statutes, To Wit: Section $65.09 Publish: Dec. 14, 7), 25, 1975, Jail, arte ,,76 Mark Mangc3 S kathryn W. Park ) at Minncoi:j, champion of the rlLsber in a c'asori, aLso caught Central DivisIon. 73 passes and scored 22 touch. In Saturday's two games, downs while wiping out Viking Baltimore was at Pittsburgh in records in those categories, an AFC playoff and St. Louis Robert Newhouse led Dallas was at Los Angeles in an NFC rushers with 930 yards. Drew first-rounder. Pearson Is the leading Cowboy The Cincinnati-Oakland receiver with 88 catches for 822 AlavaZarre; S. Arecita.P,rez; 6. in Cincinnati has to be dis- H C's Bandit. 6.1; Cap's Pete, 6 1. Today'sOamn Detroit 14, Wyoming 66 to (Seal) the Circuit Court, Seminole County, FIRST—S.16: B: Cathy Rigby,6. Percolator 61; Ima Bean, 4 THIRO—$-14. 0: GM.' Noir, 1; Kristen, 4.1; Jack Hoefer, Edmonton a? Quebec ton Franklin, Wisconsin but they all contributed to our fi1itot name of PLANTS & AN. December, 1975 team and they are all healthy SWERS, and that we lnt . '' Aldana Beifla; 5. EddyAtbirdi; 6. mnatchup is the only one in- yards and eight touchdowns. Oguiza JavI; 7. UnzaYza; S. Larri. volving teams which met durQuieta. FOURTH — 1. Same QuIoIa, 2 ing the regular season. But the Celaya Aurre, 5. Ferrnn Bengoa; 6. Manolo Muguenga; 7. Maruri SECOND-3-1. D; Go Go Cactus, and (Ii. the original .vith the Clerk of was reported by a commI flshan in the same ares so it SaordPlMereban Mixed League DePaul 73. George Washing APrtment No. 21 a Petitn for Change ot Name has freshman At columnwas landed this week by J Penney of Mari We Fishand klns led the Steve team Atkln, with 491 W1U 214, Paui Baenes ifl and Bob HO Scepter Drive been flIed and you may serve a copy St. Joseph's, now 4, and of your written detenses or Ob Maryland alternates three JacksonvIlle, 14, meet in lections. if any, tO It, Ofl HARVEY tailbacks — seniors Jamnie consolation game tonight. COULTER, Euire, Attorney for the Petitioner, whoseaddress is P.O wouid be examined this morn- Fruit Finat fil S ;. . bunch," downs while Staubach cornThe game is the leurth and pleted 57 per cent of his at- BamreZarre;7.5AlavaAzpi; Ouiza AItu;S. 6. Raiders have the best record In I; Tryter. 5 7. Helvetica, 101; ManoioEchave; Dtnr at PPnI* Cin:innatI at Indiar.apolls Toronto at Cleveland Motor city Classic At Detroit sive probln for the Gators. Coach Doug ckey said both Unprof1onMezisgue M//OX 4'VP 7X'' 409 SNAKEPROOF Green was second best this with 20 points but O Dolphins and 'ten minor ch;:ctren's flame's NOTICE OF SUIT with 471 yards. lost their height advantage TO: NICHOLAS F. PATTI j _______ __________ Pocket PiCker, 61; Mystic SpIrit, . Toronto I. Edmonton the nt time with pins over) Al Wewsid, Nancy Harris and M1n McNutt, TPITH — Echano Ara; 3. Ics Okoki; 4 \, HOW ThE \fi ,,._ viewpoInt into the game, along the way. 'V,'V got to get some long Tarkenton connected on 64 drives goIng and keep the ball percentofhispas.singa(tempts away from Anderson and his (or 2,994 yards and 25 touch- game, Dallas, the National Beihia, 3 Echano Vga: 4. ca Elorn Lrri Arana, 6 Aldana Okoki; 1 CiJdySanchez; I. Negul AIb.t'rdi. SECOND — 1. EchanoBeitia; 2 Ica Leniz; 3. CthoCiocga; 1. Eddy Anna; 3. Larri.AQ>erdl; 6. Urza Okoki; 7 AldanaYga; I Oguira. sancie: THIRD — 1. ArechaLeni:; 2 _4 1316 7 21 99 i, 0 535) 5560. 1) 19 2 21 1 DomingoOkoki ELEVENTH — I. Sam Leonard division title in nine years with West Divlion Longhorns Coach Darrell Royal Nebraska 17-14 in the Fie EIGHTH — I. SaIaAltu; 2. game. The Tes offensive line 70 12 0 10 130 111 (5)9 40.400. 350; 2. Banker (2) 160, Chucho Juan; 3. AlavaMuguarza; a defense ranked first in says Marty Akin.s, a question Bowl and Pittsburgh whipped averages 247 pounds. 360, 3 Chess Men (5) 1.10; Q (25) 16 II 2 34 100 , SantiMencha; 5. Manoto. AFC and an offense that fin- mark the past week because of Kansas 33-19 in the Sun Bowl. 119 $0• P (52) 537.30. Predictions on the winner of Ag'ilrre; 6. MarurlRamon; 7 ished third statistically. a troublesome right knee, deli13)4 3 29 100 I Colorado will rely on the nm this nationally televised match500.310.370. 2 SW Red De'iI ) NINTH —1. Juan; 2. Aguirre; 3. WinnIpeg Fint Round knew he was good and it was CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 0I )7 . tlIbaoLarrea (I) 720; Cacho Echave. 0 (1 6) $14.10; P (13) 135.10. EIGHTH — I. Wn Hanna East Division demanded in the complai01. victory. DONE AND ORDERED at San His ball handling and 14 ford. Seminole Cnty, Florida, this 5Th day of December, A D. 1925 — SO. 570; 2. Mineota Poppy (2) 3.10, 3.40, 2.60, 3. Valentine Moss (1) 3.40; York Rangers. eshibitlon 0 (35)51100; P (3 5) 54260. NINTH — 1. Stalky (5) 9.63, 450, 360; 7. K's Wind (5) 3.50, 250; WHA Roune•r W I I s CF GA P (55) 551Boy 30 (6) 3 00; 0 (55)11560: Florida as. Jacksonville 61 Fla., who had scored only two 16th day of January, 1976. If you fall r , SEVENTH — 1. Karen Kay 15)6 This club is open to all bowlers who bowl 76 pIns or more over their average in one game. A very pretty red, white and blue May Be (1) 6 Vancouver at DetroIt ravv Sharp. The newest club to open to Bowl America bowlers is the 76 Club. K'3 Witcihife Ida (I) 260; 0 (16) 7.40; 1 Today's Games Boston at Philadelphia opinIon," Florida Coach John therein and thinion; r j r ri S 327 S 11 102 179 Vancouver at St. Louis First Round itra Guno, Carol Sthughter, Millie Garner, Elyse Isom, Donna Lepore, Dome MacAteer, Locadia Cissel, Kathy Bukur, Dottle Hogan, June Gassman, Unda Elland, (, a to rs, Te and PoUy Price. Others are Walter Denny, Chuck Baker, Buck Benton, BR. Carrol, Dan Burton, Marvin McNutt, Bill Westfall, Jerry Golden, Lynn Efland, Gordon Honcycutt, Don Martin, FIRST — 1 21 9 4 46 151 92 6)53) 20, P (1 6) 112060; DD (4fl ii a u 121 107 11)000 THIRD — 1. Another Westy h) (3 12 8 34 106 $0) 12 70 3 77 92114 600, 3.10, 360. 2. Lana Louise 7.10. 600; 3. WaIkInghy (3) 4.20; Q Friday's Resilti 1 (743) $776.20, New York Islanders at Dc. FOURTH — 1. TOP7,f Go trait, ppd.. SflOW 1010. 5.20. 3.60; 2. Cheryl's Pet $10 Atlanta 4. PittSburgh 4.tQ; 3. Janie Ruth (2) S 60; Q (S6) M'nnsota 1, Waihngton $74 20, P (56) $151.10. tie FIFTH — I. Poor Ann (6) 11.00, Los Angeles 4, CalIfornia 2 560,400, 2 Paul BoOn (5) 3.10, 470; fo5bo 6, Bullalo 3 3 Johnny Luck (5) $10; Q (5.4) Saturdays Games 14510 P (6 5) $196.20. At lants At Pittsburgh SIXTH —1. Kim Sue (6) 1.60. 2.10, Minnesota a? Montreal TOURNAMENTS New York Holiday FestIval Firil Round Manhattan ,, st Botaven '- edged host Jacksonville 65-64 said. "Griffin played a mighty handling, hit 19. SANFOROORLANDO FRIDAY'SRESULTS Buffalo Boston Toronto FAR WEST Nevada La vega', 107, Utah Calif. __ Cagers — 139 112 $1960. 1.31.96. 1317 1 Wahn. Wichit. St. II, CU 65 thOSe cI:ming any right, title or ,nlrrrt by, throuqh or under yOu, ate hereby notified that a OrtIptant to foreclose a certain mortgag, on the following described proplety, tO wit. 101 10, tte West 70 feet of LOS II, rnoci 9, ENTZMINGERS AD. t so Do (74) 5204 00. ELEVENTH 1, Barre Juan (7) 1160, 5.00, 360; 2. Cacho AIIu (I 7.60.37O;3Oguiza.Zarre(4)340. (12) 55500. P (71) $711.50 TWELFTH 1. MarurlJui'- (1) 770, 5 80; New Orleans Xavier $7, Chi. Pith. Book S. Pages 26 and 77, of the NVILLE (API — Canference, PublIc Records of Seminofe County, The Wake Forest Demon ak aFlorida, 157 13thtogether Avenue Wake Forest's score was a ticularly good game for him." over the young St. Jose 5 North, Florida, Longwood Rod Griffin and Skip Brm tourney record, beating the 105 Hawks and coasting home with with Orbon Range (ES6A), Colony games and shooting for the At- 1a7-83 victory over St. Joseph's 'Vepla,eJ well at thnes but led the Demon Deacons 112 scorAmerican Furnace (8CE7200$, By MARY JOHNSON CanUne, Peg Patey, rounds but Dog Racing Heb, 4 SUIT TO round..cott IDoux of Mm. Heavyweighon Snks, Chlcao 13)0 Il 37110 97 Vancyr Il 14 6 21 100 101 S Louis 10 9 S 75 103 126 KC. 10 70 4 21 71121 Minn. 1170 I 21 7$ 120 WaI•s Co&er.nc. Noqris DIvtiIn / the Oakland offense and has outperformed Staubach to be top-notch targets in Cliff the top quarterback in the conBranch and Fred Biletnikoff. lerence—shattering four of NO, 7S.1U4CA.09EE fights live on the radio and show the following 1, EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE cOuNTY, FLORIDA. "4' ils BRUCE LOWI - for Perez. Tim Ford for Ross contract back from Asidock. "I Junior Middleweights.cai5 the light heavyweight from round. It was the fifth and Jerry Hill for Vincent," have nothing against Pete, straight time...Mike Cavanaugli is back Hidalgo. The pair had been set he Walker, Mesa Arizona; Orlando dropped a split one round in as many pro in Central Florida, after a tour for their big showdown at thc Trampler answered when has been great to me and for Welterweightsc1inton Jackson, decision to Bob Freeze in a 10 outings, (or the 248 pound Esa. of duty in the army. Before end of November but the fight match.ups.,.Vint al . like to have my brother, Je, lnard, Palmer Park, Md; ncr, who lost his second sided win over Enrique Sam", he pects to see action five nights handle my business was the area's most came out of the hospitaL..When for me," Junior Lightweights.Aaro0 light of his young career, is Rodriguez to retain earlier in Tampa, when the 154 Quarry answered his Florida promising amateur. Standing bOXing reswnes at the Sports when Pryor, Cincinnati; pounder from Orlando tangles questioned about the rift in the Featherdropped in the fourth round but heavyweight tltle...Wright has 3, the tall, lanky 160 pounder Stadium next year, look for weights-Davey Armstrong, came back to give Freeze a received several bids from the h&(I almost every amateur title WKIS to start carrying the this past March at the AAU /,'Y T7'L AfOOIW4' i9/ 5tO?Y of 7 H8' 79 //t,qp co,qc9 7/ Stop The Pass Oakland ' s Chore Sunday " Pcre Mad g Ross and Joey Mike Quarry and Pete Vincent, "I'm not sure who Mock a not seeing eye to theiropposition will be but I am eye and the light heavyweight _ ________ ____ _ by Alan Mayer ___________ n.m. of the 3' Sunday, Dec. 21, 173B OPPORTUNITY KNOX ced in buSineSS a P 0 Sanford. Seminole COunty, Finridi IJrKSr th. IICIIIIOUS west coast, and Savage is of the brightest young prospects year old title holder from PRESTIGE AOV RT 1St N Co • certain he can take the measure in the nation today...Another Huston, Texas had a date With that we intend to register Said wirn the Clerk of the Cfrcuit Court, of Lou Viscusi's promising 175 (ighteryou can be looking (oral the country's other "Whiz Kid," Semn3te County. Florida In ec. pounder. ..A recent card in the Sports Stadium in the near Juan Hidalgo in Miami. COrdaflC With the proviIon of Miami Beach bound John future is "The Green Machine", According to Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Miami Beach ''" s&s Flor'da Statutes I91 a '''.i tU Ut•d 10 ii vwi OGrady of Oklahoma. promoter, Chris Dundee, "1 S: Rer Chastain ?01, - — Ev.ning Hera, Sanford, FL Bengals Rely On Ken Anderson FICTITIOUS NAME Ross, Vincent Next For Stadium Bouts — Calif. Satsrday, Jan, Pftitphil 22 1 S 32)30 NY Island Atlanta 19 10 6 44 Ill N Fla. 1514 4 10 I1 l iitz i ii. 175 All American Bowl, Tampa, Sunday. Jil II Wnior Bi a) MoolI.. Ala. 600, 1.70; 2. Cetaya Larres (6) 450, ________ s20; P I6) 1113.10. NINTH — 1. Crdoza (2) 10.40, 4.50. . IdCI 0 (17) 545 2500 PARK AVE. SANFORD P il01 70 TI' .'fTH—1, LaP?,, '4) 1750, I 170. 7. Chucho (7) 5.20. 3 50; 3 Santi - RESERVATIONS 831-1500 — tluiiy. N0 On, lb 322943O �- - - ------r-- ----'----'" --. -----.--..-.----..--.-. -.------u--- ________________________________________ ---,-- - 48—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. s, -4—Personals - _____ 75 31 18 —H.ilp Wanted -- nts Furnèshed ----------- ______I ---- - 4j boriusas, rringebenefits to mature indivival in the Sanford area, Regardless of experience, air. mail. G. A. Pate, Pres., Texas Ref inecy Corp., Bo* 711, Fort Worth, Texas 76101 Call betwten •30 5. For informaton call 3220701. MARRIAGES ____________ Performed by Marilyn. Notary. / Ocala. 901 732 $161 or 737 $773 11 CEDWITHADRIN PROBLEM Pert IPS AlCOhOlIC Anonym'*,5 CanMeIp CaIl73 as.$ JIM HUNT REALlY INC __372 711$ 11 Park Dr WAT() 3 Bedroom, I', bath. Assume 7773991 Stenstrom Realty Home of BPP Warranted P'cmes Sanford,Florida327,l _________________________ 11355150 CotorTv SWAP- l6ft Cia V Bottom Boat ______________________________ 372 6620 i i &sr* 431, LOngWO.I Associates! Well Its OK, because this 3 OR. 2 1 or 2 Bedrooms, Adults only Six (6) new Or •4perienc,d lIcens Real EstateAuoclatnto Public No? icti PHONE 7fl-917$ Park Drive. IJOup ________________________ fished; COUplE Only, 377 3767 day 720?9I cvenn,s . Chec Our Advertising I 3 1A-CXpjexes - - -- Mary Blvd Sanford ott Lake 7 Bedroom. lI3Oplusdeposjt $34 905. - Check our Many Signs - Check our Training Program - Check our Sates - -Check our Listings 5—Los? & F --Ir Oft r.me "Moose". Chk or Staff! - znt1 ut Lôe ft.Sary, Mafar Country Club. Nice reward, Call We offer continuous monthI Kish Real Estate I ivc[ BCyOND THE COHI 1AC 1' 10*. 141.500. — v Antenna, drapes, Central heat. with awning and skirting, Cheap. 377 9111 Eve Carriage Cove Sanford 52ppIiances For used furniture, apiliances, tooi, etc Huy I or lOOt 'tem Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave WARRANTED BY ERA'S aPP., Nice I fleororn a;I , equipped, air, carpeted, Large private yard, 1)05. Adultt 3727796 AT 322•2420 ANYTIME IIaa le Home Park, _______ - -- ____________________ ,,1 i! AA ,j .4 I U I V __ ' - were women who made Esy in the 1939 (ihn, "Gone She wane it go as far as Stanford Unfvetsfty paid an World Council of Churches for in the U.S. organized prliri1y The UMCA of Canada Movieland Drlve.in Theatre, - - -- Christel Rochatay, 9, became York. . - -- the top of Mont Blanc, Europe's dancer whose name is rally In Walker, La., in April. Smith, Garden Grove, Calif., highest peak. Ann a belle B a t t is tell a, from Washington, D.C. to Mills in several public in- scide In 1953 after he was thropolost Jane Goodall. Citz Auditorium Dublin. She was said to be the ddents, moved to Yestpo, made an wiknnwing irticipant pm, Tuesday,Ipm,toopm 641-1006 __________________________ _____________________________ Atiantic alone, Tony for best aclress In a They are Annie Baetn Jiagge, class of 1975, the first time a Saskatchewan. The widow and children of a were released. All had been an Appeals Court justice of woman has earned either honor Kathleen Nolan, who was one ja 4, 5, 6 ________________________ COt Iv Sli cS-,'OpTH the Ku Klux Klan membership Calif., Emilie Bergmann of The c otin cii ' s six - me m be r tom -Ian and salutatorjan of the Raycil Andreychuck, 30, a for best actress in a Broadway ___________________________ 53—W So -. _________________________ small and 'arge s.000 per acre andup TerryRealty, Realtor 671 Call Sanford's Sales Leaoer dli n e c _______ P_!!_!_. Sunday, Dec.21, 17S-1C ___________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ No charge All admitted tree Bunk Beds and Dithwasher Phone 322 2653 ________________________ 707 E 25th 373 71,17 HALACOLBERT REALTOR SELMA WILLIAMS. Assoc iatc Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___________________________________________________ SWAP SHOP FLEA MAR kE Service, used machines "YES IANDI' You can't say anything but- "yes' to this beautiful 2 BR , 2 bath home. Large bedrooms, Brittany sr and lots of goodies to go withfl. i U i range, refrigerator, breakfas; bar, just to mention a fewl large rooms, extra large lot, central heat-air, plus attached apartment Amenities gare and as a bonus ANOTHER HOME - IHREE will buy you this prestlgs home AND GARDENS SPECIAL ___ =?-' WOMEN CASH 322.4132 ___ -- -------Oetiold Goods -. -___________ high site. ',.%,_Qsded and well carpeting throughout, fireplace, I DY I L W I L 0 E 2S 8UYf5t KIDDY' STANDARD - AFTER HRS 377921. 327 061$ FREE GIFTWRAPPINQ.AII Baby Gft$, Knht, Christening Gowis. _ PAYTOf4S CH,LDR EN's WEAR 26lOHlawathi Pl',3fl 1301 mOrtgage. No qualfylng. DUPLEX- 2 bedroom concrete MAYFAIR BEAUTY with a iest Can be handled to suit Equity fOU. home included in this package. We Buy Furniture block. excellint condition, no city f Mohly yment, su& See this taxes; by owner 377 6670. The perfect solution for vIsiting S PC gold sectional and 2 waln end DAVES' 37) 9370 fr;ends and relatives. Main house tables with drawers, çood con— John SaWs Agency has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths with dillon. 322 6017. CLEAN 'ARTMENT ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED I all amenities In prestigious FOR RENT Broker lfl.717t ____________________ Top prices paid, used, any condition, Asso 323 MAYFAIR for .iill IIritm .'_ ui CCRJITRS winter 1-ark. iors £09W.lst5t. 3777315 Bedroom with Screened porch, We Buy Furniture 321.0041 heat and air, 1)00. Phone 3734762 I ________________________ --_______________________ _______________________ WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS O _____________________________ ANY DESCRIPTIOU. SANFORD Water front cottage on the scenic AUCTION,32373 Wekiva River. Furnished? Assume Payments Stenstrom Realty _________________________ bedl'oom. Ut iI,tet included, Srntj r Zg zag n cabnt, 3 needle Wanted to buy used Office furniture. Home 04 QPP Warranted Hornet per month, Adults only 372 4-170 lYr FHA FINANCING position, twin needle, front Any Quanhty. NOLL'S GREGORY MOBILE HOMES — Stenstrom Realty loading. dlu* sewing machine. CaSseiberry, Hwy. 17-fl. MONTHLY RENTALS BELAIR.- ATTRACTIVE COM310) Orlando Drive Pay balance of 17$ or 10 payments ____________________________ _________________ 4jj _________________________________________ . —Mseflaneous for Sa _____________ anted to _____________ Elficiency apartment utIlities inclucu.d, $175 month Call 3fl777J between 10 a.m. & 7 p m. ARE YOU TROUBLED' CaU Toll Free. 644 2077 for We Care I "Hottine." Adults or -- ___________________ 41ouses --------- -- -- _______________________ Buy This Home Before ___ Dec. 30, Get 15,000 nithed. COnvenenlIy located arid Homestead Exemption beautifully landscaped. 11)5 mo. TEXAS REFINERY CORP. ollrri New. modern, story efficiency PLENTY OF MONEY plus cast' apartments, attracllvely fur. r write Sanford Al A,t Family Group P0, Box S3. Santord, Eta, 32771 - _____ NOW LEASING iS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMI(y7 AL ANON For famits or friends IA— -- --' - Wedel, a psychologist The first woman Emmy for best acress in a TV head the became the first woman Wding." French archen1oit Fran. of Alexandria, Va., an equivalent of a town council in presiknt cf tk' Screen Actors Granuny for best female p children, where she worked on effecta of i1) Is suing over the by rebels In Cwd in May 1974. president of the National school teacher with four There werealsomany women Olivia Associate.s and the vary latest in Two bedroom, turn, or unfurn., 2541 PARK East 70th. 321 0.454 37) q5 — We are members o: - NatiolAociatof Realtors - National institute of Real Estate Brokers 6 Child Care _____ toape7 only. Neil to new Drivers' Ucnj Bureau. 372 64.15 . (DRA) Florida Association of Realtoq . NO IMMEDIATE DOWN ' __________________________ Realtors you qualify 37) - Seminole County Board of -Seminole Multiple Listing to Eat .Oriando.Wjrjtei Park Board of Realtors ..Orlando.Winter Park Multiple Litlng SEvlc. Sanford Chamber of NAVELORANGES BAGGED 2607 Frei'iChA 3773577 75*U5, each on blacktop Street. All for 117.500 M. Unswørth Realty TangesosandTngj 17 25 Bushel _____________________ Phone 323 1671 room. 5)10 rnonth SCHUREN REALTY, Realtors 372 1)07 _____________________________ _____________________ ____________________________ Call Sanford's Sale's Leader AT 322242O ANYTIME ______ Orange's,Grapefrui?,Tay.r Tang-eIos and Lemcirtj R, U. HuTchin,3fli I __________________________ 33—Houses Furnished REALTORS MIS 2343PARK 2 Bedroom, Carport, fenced yard. Adults preferred. $150 mo. Security deposit. 323-5651 or 377. 6620 _________________ ______________ l8—Ftp Wanted Jobs, Jobs Jobs 'rOOrn 1I3SOIIPI Adutt preferred. Phone 377 4470 21—Situations Wanted - 2-Bedroom rnotjilehome, furnish paint, will do lob dirt Nurses; RN's: LPN's; Ades;Aid. Companion; Needed immediately. 6.214434. 131 579$. ____________________ -- had a son 18.5 Inches tall, fl3..) late evenings or nights. _____________________ Rentals AØionecalIcoutastar1youona,., and profitabl, career. Call $6.7 _____________________ __________________________ ____ ______________________ ________________ PROJECI DIRECTORv-etopment Program Must t'iave a minimum 01$ years experiee In supervlion and managerial responsibilItIes. Will be resPon. 30-Apartments Unfurnished _______________ ___________________________ _____________________ FlU Oviedo --Duple., turn Or unfurn deal location. Reasonable — For Sale or Rent, 2½ acres. 5 room. 1½ bath mblle home in Phont3731be,,n6&7pm 12'x4' mobile home witi large _____________________________ BLAIR AGENCY 11$' deep on a corner site. 1,164 sq. -ft. of building toned for offices — ____________________ __________________ _______________________ 'NC, REALTORS 373 635); 1)0 _______________________ ________________________ __________________________ " ,. -'-r, "-'-- --- - iy. vpurtvg tixe new. UUU (REDI and 57 m1nu : 1 jf, -4 ' £..?/' . j ' ' • :, ' .. . . , . - lure, Japan, ______ _________________________ ____ Call - , I , 64—Equipment for Rent ----- — Flea Market REALTORS MIS 2USPARK REALTORS w. Garnett White ___________________ ___________________ _________ 11age Lw'ge I & AVAI OH APARTMENTS ADULTS.NOPETS . iw.nt- C ' ' 2BATH. FIREPLACE! I Sparkling n liSting, Family room, formal dining room, central heat. air, big garage workshop, fenced. Call quick. 142.300. 373.9110. I 2 Bdrin. P41cc 1 bedroom apt., lights, water furnished Carpeted, adults, $9530 7727296 after S & wk edt - APARTMENTS OR UNFURNISHED NO SECURITY ______ D[5fl 3 Mo. .6 Mo. I 1 Year Leas,ps Hwy 17.fl Across From RanhHjj 323.-8470or 53) 9777 __________ will Sell for furnsied or unfurnhihed. Newly tPo,jjndj of 's redecorated. Come see. 300 E. Airport Blvd. Sanford. 32) 1310, ACREAGE- Ha'd to find smail acreage at a small price. Buy 3 or Newly remodeled 4.rOom apt. Large to acres at $7,500 per acre or II rooms, well furnished. First flow, acres at 12.700 per acre. Terms Reasoabie. 71$ W. First St. available. ______________________________ SANMOPARk. I. 7. 3 bCøiOOm trailer 4ptS Adult & family park Weekly. 53)3 Hwy Il 92, Sanford 32) - . . 9dyli.v.iP.de I Stemper Realty entral Floridi's MULTiPL LISTING REALTOR .fl91 ' ."')'4,3711494,3r, 1914 to Lire in of Loch Ar'or 3fl7Th.377II$4 ____ _________________________ _____ i - - -a -. . . . . -, TAFFER REALTY Pg ur.jt EState CrkeiIOOE 2SthSt 3fle'_/ - iLt ' ' . -- ' ±. I - I _____ _____. ' - / ________________ _______________________________ —.---'-____ _____ With Many Plans To Choose From Custom Built Homes ' : : i, - . . _________________________ HIGHWAY 16 FLEAMARKET l'2 mites East Of I In H*y (behind Hwy 16 Atjti., Gallery) _____________________ ___________________________ CARROLL'S FURNITURE -65-Pets.Supplies — WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL--TRADE — Siamese Satins & Blue Satins' - ,. . GRACIOUS 7 Storv, Exti. bedroom, 2½ b.ths, choIce ldyItwildesflq1, Fascinating x 30' famIly room, with fireplace, Largebreakfat3 ff 139900 Harold Hall Realty 21i W. 25th anord, Na. Call for Appofrtme, 322-3103 aDDITIONS REMODELING .. .. ,c' NEW YORK (AP) Dissension among fminbts, The rights cause in W15 - already present, was a rift that the United Nations-proclaimed widened during 1975. International Women's Year But there were advances. faltered, suffered Infighting but Laws concerning rape are made some strides, undergoing a fundamental The federal Equal Rights revision throughout the Amendment, ratified by 34 country, to aki the victims states, needIng 38 to become largely because of vigorous rt of the U.S. Constitution, lobbying by women's rlgt.ts Wa" 'lied by a comritt' of grc ;. .,e s ouisiana I1oui of A co*slitLun of national - :Y" .'.J. women 's __________________________ 519E First, 3fl.57j7 Heater Cleaning C&A BackHoe Service Land Clearing, fill d!rt, clay, r Alt knj of dggn'j PlOIJSetra(ter Stored A mo-.iej 372 9)12 or 93i lies , •'0 Office Oil Burner Cleaning & Service. 74 Hour Service Dyke's Healing & Air ConditIoning, 377 1177. - _____ ______ - I 322.2420 ANYTIME REALTORS MIS JIIIPARK AT a - tl2O00Homeh.s28RIh lS'x125' lot. Call IS. -- .. ' - — I . Machines 377 2111 Af-TER FIRS -- 3237595 377 7141 REALTOR & . . ., :. '- ' , , ,: t .,. %$ '. •.. d a. ' '' ! &nate conimittt. The HOUSe NOW to the Lutheran Church of Representatives of Carolina defeated it byNoah five Women, opened a ve votes. State ERA amendments, adoption of an 11-poLl "women's agenda" for full states, New York and New The International Women's Jersey, were defeated. Year Conferente in Mexico Alice Doe't Day, called by City, attended by delegates " .' _________ ________ _________ - ._.•i '' and a fun way to learn history: (be Sanfoed Junior Woman's Club Franklin, Thomas Edison, Abe lincoln, Daniel Boone, George Women, asking women to go on a call for a greater role for the during Edwards, Becky Edwards and Kelly Jackson. then, ZCOth birthday. The Doll I1.ie and its II celebrated Its ________________ ________________ ______ _________ ' Painting, Interior end 'team (teaning House Ctenlng. rre timt Ph-re 37? 0107, -i i4c.i!r Bam i r m thru Sat 21 5 park Drive, widely oterved. countries. She's Resolved To Help Others _ — Radio & ê . * - IV ,, ,. - — DRIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fast Service 202 Live Oak Blvd Casseberry Phone 53) 9 -I , - \ .'. -- i. , jii' 1 When it comes to making New Year's resolutions, one can Ieirn a lot about resolving to live each day to its fullest from Fisie McDougal - - - L.. =- d:sla neve'theless finds opportunities every day to bring a little J'y and urancethtothcIiy ftintohero Asked once If sheever thoughtaboutsulclde, Mrs McDougal acoffedattheldea,"1fIeverthohtabosjtatgeuit,I know as I walked past the window on my way to do it, I'd suddenly aeeab1d1l,1ngacrsstheAy,avetostoptowa(aj2.j In the garden. By that time, I'd have forgotten what I had been gtodo. Desion,5hecontinuesthavolcewhichstWhoIdstraceo( a Canadian accent, is something she doesn't understand. "Selfpity?" she queries. "Should I feel sorry for myself that I can't walk?I'vestillgotmyhands,haven'tI?" Mrs. McDougal, now 70 years age though an unlined face, youthful hairstyle and up-to-the-minute manner of speech denlesatleast15oftho6eyears_enJoyedanactjvejferfo --------- - / L I" 'L' - :r' , .J re -' — -. ft ''f ) , __ t'ø - - - 1 i, — ;:.. - . ' ____ - ' "' - of 7 ______ _____ ,' :' .j),.ai-'. ., -- - - - .,, - . : . . "• - "b p'.' Tç j '"" ; .' - !A.t fl..' !" . v . -' .. . . . . '' . ) '' .' . '.. " ,' . J . ' ______ ( \ ___ \. ' _______ .. ,_ '1¼ ___________________ — _______ __________ - .' . ' '. '. / - ______ ________________ It \. -' was Well Drilling r ' . - _______ .. . _______ _____ T i.. . \ - ___ WELLS DRILLED. PUMP5 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AlltyN.sandsires . Werep4iraed krI , / _____ _____ ______ . - ' - -'- ________ STINEMACHINEA, SUPPLY CO. 207 W.2nd$t. ..... -.•. -.' - '. -- .. •. , - -'• -- '' . ____ ____________ PILED A SERVICEMAN? You'll fifid him listed in our Directory, - : 't. _____ :t Y0UIBUSIZS, DICAI 322 26Bo; 831 999 _______ - . , \ •r-. . - ''- )esesln the morning and a c tion of cards and photographs. And most important, at her right elbow are two red For the most festive nlLht of the year — that parkIlng New telephones Oneapersonal line, the othera Red Crossline , - -.7Year's Ee occasion — choose a party dtss with brigti colon Mrs McDougal is a Red Cross duty worker a service she f' and flowing lines to suit the wuon'a nerry moud. This Tre*a renders with efficiency and love, and which trings her a sense of Star model In lavender Stripe with eonf"tU dot print has the purpose as she sorts out the conplex emergencies which beset rrnfrd by her worM 3! books, music and Ch'latni&s gteetlng cards, Elak 1eDovpI takes a call t'!t',iCt' itud gi (4aten an, piew Year's Eve celebration, kr neighbor's in Seldm1e, (ange and Osceola counties. nn her fled ('rncc ?r!ep!v'i 7!rat'I IThoin hv Pa . ,, I ''' . -- , 1 . --: .,'. ,., 'j V .' ? . :'' t .'. _______ ________ ' f5!??. -----../' ___,.. . ,,,J,'. ....-.-. ' .- WhenshemovedtoSanford,shejoinedWlODRadIo,which later became WFSR Radio, of which she was general manager Later,"Mrs.Mac"becamebelovedofCentralFlorlda'stjny ___________ tot set when she produced a Saturday morning television puppet ______ ____ showonlando'8Qel9.C1onlKingswodandterry crew of markmnettes entertained children both on the air and off forsevrralyears. , . . . ,.. "I've been working with nianonettes sInce 1936 — I first when my sun about 10 and we lived In Bradford \'' to Her son, Robert1 now lives in Sanford with his mother. "He's 9' glvinguphlsllfeforme,"shesaklsoftjy, _____________________ "Then in 1961, I fell down the silly old post office steps In —. _____________________________ ¼ Orlando, Endless surgery has follow'd, but Mrs. McDougal retains her wonderful spirit. "I've got pretty agile In bed," she says with t". pride. "My whole world is In this room." ' r- s 4 \\\ pg'— 4' Shelies which line the walls to one aide of the bed hold tIer _____________________ ________________ beloved books, her paints1 radio and cameras. A television set is -v,r" withinreachonatableuleotherside,alongwjthafenththe "" . '. '.1 . .,. spine and paralyzed the lower half of her body '. &I '.3 - '1 s'':,, Piumbn Wa wasn't - Photogriiphy DOY'S HOME IMPROVE MEPIT ALL IYPES CF CAR ________________________ PENTRY AND REPAIRS 372 Pboloqrapny by Munson Cockay,e Fine wedding photos reasonably xiceij Phone 373 C.3$l Heed help on that Saturday rPaneling door, hung. concretewo-k,eIc By thettexir or by the lOb 3229345 Plumbing •'i74 Park D. I , I .1 - . - ., - . i Ii - ___________________________ _________________ WITT REALTY ___________________________________________________________________ 4 '-4 - , , F _______ -. __________________ Call Sanford's Sai LeaO,r • AtA CLEANS ALL Exteriorpressur,cieaning 3230143 OFFICE MACHINES "We Service all makes and models" Roofing Free Pickup hnd Delivery ___________________________ sToRING IT MAKES WASTE- Sanford BusfrwssMachin,s 337 $005 ______________ SELLING IT MAKES CASH. Days-- 3776123 RootirigAndCa,pentryq,pai, PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. Nt)s3?2 7352 Freeestlmafes . ' Call 3727611 or '3) 9993 Calt 323 6169 — Stenstrom Realty raintrng — Happy New Vear Expert roof repairs, flat Home of BPP Warran•ed Homes r,.tsOr thingl, All work — guaranteed OETTERPitNjJ,,, Home Improvements RAVENNA PARK- Attractive BROGDEN ROOFING 3736200 JOHNNY WALKER ________________________________ A Better lob, for a Better price. — freshlyp4lcWed38Rp,oflhIOh ilnteror&Ext.rlor,25 dii for — site. Quiet neighborhood, close to GENERAL CONTRACTOR -senior ci:ixeris Carpentry, Remodeling, Add,tion, school Carpeted, drapes, range & REAL ESTATE, INC back yard fenced. $37930 Custom Work LicenSed. Bonded UphoIsterin WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT -. 322.6457 Free estimate 373 'O3$ WORK? Place a Classified Ad in COUNTY_iftREITISI3BRho — the Evininu Herald fa on an acret Paneled kitchen & BARGAINHUNTERSPARADISE Qualityuphotltering Fre,pickA, that's Classified Ads delivery Call f amiIy room. Kitchen equippea. free estimate. Double garage with workshop. 701 E, Commercial 323645), Pest Control lnstalicarpq$andvinyl,w.fItowaJl _____________________ PrIced at $73,óoo Free Estimate Call SEARS in S0nford, 372 1771. ART BROWN PINECREST- GOT IT ALLWall Papering 2S47ParkOr,ve GETIHOSELUXURYITEMS FOR 173.100. 3 BR's. 2 baths, extra A FRACTION OF THEIR COST "'"f' large family room, Carpeting, • , . FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI drapes, dlsç'o'sal, range, storage SEATER Prof,'s510nalwaltpa,. roof and ready to move Manger Pat Care in. Owner wants it sold by New Interior, Exterior Plastering LiCj Resid,nti1l Commercial Free Years and reduced it to 13.000 I Pster patching A, siniulated ---EstImates Ph 3774473 —_ .. . below appr;j f-ure t.rct A, . ... cpeciatty 312 7191) I'Ll I1 l i'i4 TWO PLUS IWO ISFOUR Boarding & Groornin AIW That's A Fsctt DECORATOR'S DELIGHT- Ex. SOLAR p1F.AIpl Ph 37711)37 AND WATER I ceilnl condItion 3 8(1, new PURIFICATION S'STEMs I And lh,t:-SA Fact Toot central h.t.alr system. Dish. Call Phil Gonzalez 303-373 3739 ____________________________ I 4 - Pressure Cleaning ESTERSONLANDCLEARIHG Bulldozing, ExcavatIng, Ditch work. Fill dirt, top soil. 3fl-33. 5,4, '75 Gains in Losses, -. r ' - TOWEk'S UAUTY SALON ST. JOHNS REALTY CO BROKERS -- ___ . , I., Has . I f Cessna II7E to K Radio coup4ers in stock for Mooneys an B,,ct,craft. Corn. pie aIrcraft lnstrU,,,ent and auto pIlot service an sales. fiorida Aircraft Instrument Inc., 332. Rights _______ _______ Land Clearing Beauty Care _____________________ . - . Women's - - ' _______________________ Heater Cleaned, all makes 1$ years experience PauIMllter, 377 THISHANOYMANFIXIT . _________ 1,"... ' ft.. - i - HISTORICAL DOLLS REAL ESTA Realtor 377 7s' You'll find Itsat someone ou:e needs lust what you have to offer CALL 323-261) dvliwildo Homos v • -. _____ CaIlBart '..i. . . _____ ______ - z4 MakeaNewY,ar$Re,otu,tobe the fire to thl's recently rIdeCOt'ated2bldroornhornewith famIly room, Carpet & flew roof. Good ores, close to sctoois & shopping. Broker.Ownar will sell FHA, VA. Conventional. $17,900. washor.drape,,rang,,jpeig : a ' ______ ' 1 ch uren Realty PrAL TOR )7 '774 -- e • - . -- SUNLAND AREA fenced rear yard. It's real nice. 173.900. Large Wooded Lots *Fved StrHt •Sew.rs Street Lights •Sidewalks I I ____ ____ _______ HOMES OF DISTINCTION 1' 'i.i ff i* 21'. - sfn,s 9d&uidi - '_'_ ____________________ __________________________ I ' , . ' parent. . me .—_- I ,..:, ____ ____ ____ _______________ ________________ ____________________ — / , ' 41—Houses __________________________________ Welcome. - The National Association for to German-born Ruth Parwer formerly head of Tennessee's ________ • Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp,.t ___________________ Meg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC 107 W Commercial Ppe377 7661 Sanford HOME & BUSINESS PROPERTYPFALTORS BranchOtficeNo I On busy, busy thoroughfare, ?ó?IOlantoDrv, 600 Sq Ft Shop Space 3flUc'z 145.000. Good terms. lOON.Maple 37) $771 or 377 6470 FURNlSHED4 Bedronmns, central New Year's Special BAMBOO COVE APTS DELTONA BARGAINS- Builder mu's?selIthese3 ncwtornes,Were One 2 te'Jr(xm apartments, priced from $29,500 - FURNISHED day school. Will make excellent private home also. Great poten. flat. $23.9C0. __________________________ ___________________________ FLORlDADREAMHOME_Le(y 3 bedroom, 7 bath, with real g' fireplace for thos, cool evenings. Central air, choice area 535,500 _________________________ Real Estate Britain's major literary Year: Josephine W. Burson, 59, ________ '. 'I _____ Institute in Brooklyn, where she . ' . .4'111* .— Augusta, Ga., she in New York. It was Athletic Assn. men's varsity Great," and Marilyn Hacker, fashion model. women. Cathedral I, _____ _______ among 81-Aviafign ----- Open PLANNED FOR DAY NURSERY- In Tho of the 10 categories of the Ford, 22, Jackscn State wd automauy beme There are two others in the People has a woman at the ':Heat and Dust." - ,, -. ____ ' 1306*33 Later, Morrisvjlle, Pa., is the first nonfiction, 11cr book of poetry, South by saying, "What are . I, I _______ ______ ': __ 3 Bedroom. 1 bath, $20,000 with terms ________________ X)O- ___________________________ _________________________ heIght Large fenced outsid, storage. Central 'ocation. for commentary and Annie Fracc paid him $2.2 million in Bernadette Olowo, fl, from entrant& en- pioping 100 workers. Applicant Franklin Arms Apt,., 3734660 must be currently seemployed — andarnidanlofS.mlnoieCoun,y, 2 ApIs., I or 7 bedroom, turn, or wtfurn.. both AC, w-wcarpet. $50 Salaryrange,$1o,0000$4,ng Equal Opportunity Employer, damage. IllS mo 37)a3$9 after 1:30 p m. Send resume to Box 597, c-o The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, One & Two bedrOom apartments, Sanford, Fla. 37771. ('arpete'd, afr, turn & unfurn " up 31? 1910 participation, Leftist guerrilus (ruin Zaire Party. If the Tories win the next premier, Elizabeth Domitien of ' _________________________ 322.7643 - in beath the old won an order for restccaUon of Mbor, Mich., unharmed a!r ' ' ' _________ _______________________- _________ _____________________ 37—Business Property Commercial Building o w ca Lettie Gay Carson, who her pet poodle to sit on her lap elected the First woman leader given in the cathedral. her second attempt in 11 days. improving train crvicc In the ResponsItle party can take on low Far Example; 1 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- 3 BR ______ paym,ntbaiance Writebefor,we 1971 Fiat Racer ll housi iocated at lI Country send truck. Joglin Piano, P.O. Box 50'c&i,,'oij 1971 Duster, 6. cyl, stand,, sees Club Circle. Carpeting, 4'apes, 321-0041 . _________________________ 103, Panama City, Fta, 37101, _____________________________ ______________________________ _________________ __________________ — __________________________________ kitchen equipped, Oversized lot. 1970 Hornet, cyl., stand. 34.000 — _— __________________________ ____________________________ _______________________________origInal miles, $991. LAKE MARY- WATERFRONT.3 Storage shed, exterior newly Kitchen-Bathroom Cabinets, - -. -Counter fops. Sinks Installation painted, chain link fence. A real Bedroom Manyothrrltothoose(,om home with den, 60—Off ice Supplies hOney for $11,500. available Bud Cabe4l, 3flS7 -fireplace, formal dining, roomy anytime Country kitchen, situated on v' Chico & The Man acres. Large patio for v"ley HERE'S ANOTHER BABY at 114 Used office furniture Floor Stripping & Waxing. I Jct 17 92&17?,(ong.00d CountryClubDrlv,ttsatlsa57 BR, bail, basketball, efftertalnlng,' Residential & businesses. Free Woodortteeldesks (executive desk carpeting, equipped kitchen, Cali323537OorS34j Lakefront ideal for swimming, estimates, Blitz Clean 3233954. paneled family room, shed and & chairs, secretarial des & fishIng & boating. $7Q 1957 MERCEDES 1IQA *111 landscaped. It's chairs, straight chairs, filing CALL TO SEE in mint Large arwique Blc,ntennjal offict cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. 5300 SANFORD- 3 Bedr,,orn, 2 bath condition and the oric7 $11,500. desk. Cail323.l$$ tate eveningsor Phone3fl.333 home, air conditioner, oil heat, NOLL'S night. Casselberry, 17.97, $30 47Q4 shady yard, $19,300. Make an ANXIOUS TO SELL 3 BR home on I974Gran Toin, high homesite.' offer 'e5h.detre,'s, Sterer,- Console, AM-FM radio, 20,0OQmiln,$3, Range, cacO Ocated at 706 nIce cabinet, plays well, $30 BUY NOW AND SAVE 62—Lawn-Garden I?3 I6llaftert PM. Cherokee. LAKEMARY_IBedroom. 1½ bath With a little COiJch& matching chair, $33. 3.3. - 1973 Ford Grand Torino, 2 door. hornet 5)5.930. Countrystylekitchen,r1,1f — Control, GardenLand, 1100W, AP 16t, Coøia V-Bottom Boat &air,VA$ermsavailabie,53, extralewrnll,ag,,53,3 3721611, St., 3736.430 Call Sanford's Sales Leader fOr900dSpineqpla,.,,,orselisj;5 •________________________ Dealer. 327,6670 Forrest Greene, Inc. AT 322.2420 ANYTIME __________________ —_ ently discovered that duct, is the third judge married a Jet pilot, Frederick criticized for wearing exotic 'firsts ' marathon swimmer, swam - Any Car— PIANO IN StORAGE Merthr.&se Jerry, 21, is a mechanic. ________________________________ ______ ________ _______ _________ j• _____ ______________________ MIS REALTORS ______________________________ area. $135 month. Phone 3fl.47. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN _____________________ R Real Estate Prk . only _________________________ __________________________ Phonelfl-$939, theap. Reliable handyman. Call rrscie )er 'md of her late husid's death. Gloria Ilurd, 29 tnches tall, the United States from Russia Los Angeles Municipal Court, ment condeu'med the French to the Vatican, breaking a _____________ NAVELS. GRApEFjLj' TA PIG EL OS $750 BUSHEL 772 6713o, 372 0362 a Frico Fellini movie in cancer, exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, results. Just try one. 377.2611 or 7 7 PCI. INTEREST RAICS. One bedroom, one bath and three bedri'r' '-dets also a.,i,pc,.e. I Central heat and air. ,,, mb.r0* our v16 ERA ToamI OSEN-1 ___________________ In ____________________________ 134100 PER MONTH TOWARDS fidt1al Interview, *nd become a -- _____ _________________________ Navel Oraroe,. t ca Juice Oranges. II 30 per bu. Your Contair 372.51$ Acsrjes "1 woman In the world at 7 feet 5 have malignant inyelorna, a Frederick, Md., who only this as the date of her execution, Mt. Everest. She is Junko where women have made the won by women, Mary McGrory Godln, 18, pianist from Yon- 373 606) or 323 0517 eves. ________________________ TO M.\YFAIRCOUNTRYCLUB. ________________________ __________________________ Call Herb Stenstrom for a con. t* 3 bc-dini, 7 bath,aii electric & SACRIFICE wooded canal front lot, 15.500 decorator walt paper in kitchen and baths, p(Rfately fenced patios, professional landscaping NO CLOSING COSTS S PCT. TAX CREDIT. FREE MEMBERSHIP One2bedroornand oe)bedrOom.S1.,.Smn .-nth 55—Bts ' 15' Loal, walk ttmru windst,ield; fish, ag carpeting, dishwasher, RENT PURCHASE PLAN MOdern Clean 3 bedroom homes, family room, garage, carpets UI 1727 CLIFF'JOF.tDAN.REALTOR ____________________________ _____________________ 1200 5, French, 3231731. ______________ Wooded site, lakefront, paved streets. $10,500. central heat & air. Payton's, 3221301. room, 7 bath,? car flarage, air. Luxurious two bedroom, two bath shag carpet througpt. self clean garden home for $11,900. Designed 'Id 9-Good Thin Clean) bedroom, l- bath, av "5ERlCE BEYOND THE CONTRACT' 32— Unfurnished - -- - Houses - ______ - -- ALTAMONT- Newton.John, ELEGANT FASHION RINGS IN YEAR - - - - - �t,4-. .. - — -- -. IiIiii - I -. --( :-ff---- S Priest-Petree Vows Solemnized &' : . parents are U. Col. (ret) and 1) k when Freddy didn't show up for dinner half tile time and would .,1 I 11 : necklare -._.._~ . 4 _. ~ . .. , - ~ 11~ ? -Z% N It - _______ -= , I _:j~__ - __.,M_1111WZ__~. -, 1, 'F and M Bill Pee i silon ____ Marriage - I 0i a 1111111 I I, * P N I,. If 1101~ , ." ;;14 .,. . ~ Im 0a_T__..~~ I-a .7'r7m - • r A P' ~ ~ J _0 . ._— . MV 1_,_ __ ' - 40 ; I ii , 7i, .,, J . 't,I , - - ____ -- -- _____ / _________ I -i / r ,.r -) ,~- 1 Correspondent - &.", - - -491? -- - ' -- ---- ---- I - ~/ r ,~ • ____ ____ - . \ 'I / ;i, - - -_ -------. ---11 __ 664 - - - - , I . .. — - - •. " ': - — - -t ~ -- - - - - Z. ' ,I1111 ~ 0 - * -- - - - c -• /r ... % — _X__1Xt_____ I ~_ . ' ,, - - q. 4. - AI ____ MarvinAv. LW ffichard A. ammons C t t L.. t. r 40 lix ¶I I Jj ,• wrwi lilsv1lle,Ky,Marta E Heath, 18, R 3 lix 311 r' ________ ________ ___ ____ -- - - .. . __ ' -i . ____ . .. - ________ -. -• 1_.. .. . . - . , . / • - .. . . .• -- a'51 f's. ' ., £,,,, r . I ••. - ____ - ~ .-_ _~ t ) 4 Nf _A~_,%_ I- ..-. - I- . 1-7 - - - . . - - I . _~ —- _ B. Christine M. darker & r' (, - :-:___ _ '- ---il--I- - -- -. Kirk home when Sanford the hostess' parents. Corinne silver and crystal. / . -M-Ir , . 0 *4* _., .. . I y 1. A% . -1 I . I.,% ./ f • . -, . I - -r~ - - - - - / .. - _____ •• - - , .',/ . "",-_ -. -- - ~, ,._. ,, . ,#-,0,I 10,._ . .' • / ,• -, • Margarine ( ____ _____ -1 . . OW lift fut - d" M with "beautiful people" ho daughterofMr,an(Irs, Frank appear to be in complete Mebane, who becam e the bride candles on her birthday .1 h ... LAUNDROMAT seacet departed the scene, nearly everyone wished Michelma many more ha returns and the overall (omments were, "We'll see you next ear, if not sooner' — daily. Located at. . j T Zi : " 1 -4 - 01 ? . . .. IDEW.7i- I * - 'S CUAM am"M VAM111 I ' I - U1" I Dry Cleaning at budget 4 prices and coin laundry " / • n a pleasant at. "Ilappy Birthday" song. i-" *. FAIRWAY 7 ,- 111 . fAIRWAY PLAZA On Hwy 1792a1271h 1. . FURNITURE 11 6 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD n2-9739 Ph, 32241816 if+r SHOE m SALE ___ ____ -• Grandparents Boomina Many Stylos on Sale Up To '/3 - Ser e. I China 4% 399 14K _____ 69.95 Serv - 3 ,9~ 29.9 5 .11 Lds I Diamond 4iri Famous Mihi -- Save 120 00 6 - PIe<. 600.00 0 25.00 I PC. Tos Sol-silver Plate Svqar ' ~l~ -O 1 Zales Revolving Charge Charge DankAmericard • Master Charge American Express • Diners Club Carts Blanche e Layaway Z11110111 Custom Mans 170 Alarm yellow Famous Makii istmas ,1 29.88 0 1, A Mans While LES 100.00 ~~ -o ~ 'a'. , The Diamond Store (,•stock not icldd in th$ il& I shown ot- *very tjqifn All topt"t aubil*rl W :r0,1, file Ill *I# SANFORD PLAZA d1t1fk1f 161*tj .1 -1 Orig I no..Sjanly 11.0id on tat* ALTAMONTE MALL I ' today; an increase of over 1.8 million in four years. In 1978, accor(hng to estimates, cleven out of cry 100 will be years or older. Among the beneficiaries of this growing population I I 1P.- I* - " - - i - 4~i -- - - 11 -. .< . Wed9eS Cob - \ - - *%S - - A S ar° char and kev )our mother grandchildren, 1/ It k on walls and almost never rob chances of * -unity get. banks. Many, neither affluent together would have been only I nor powerful, are revered for in 90. heir wisdom and generous in Even at tile age of 20,chances ' I fthI t I Proba bly are 781 in I 000 that a perso n the lilost act'ornpIiied and law- hill kie at let one liing a biding of all citizens, they grandparent, compared to a make up 10 per cent of the l920rahio509In of 1,000, population. Where do most grandparents "They" are the country,s live? While some. like the se nlor citizens and their one .small boy nuintxr has Ltfl gro w ing it J (lesc ri be d to his friends a a 1icly rate in rent jears old lady who sits in a rocking According to ,ens proximately 21 milli,, persons oye left)Vee, - 3 visit by masstorking filled with Mr They rarely run around in a child's 10th birthday is OFF Save I 00 Lds I(K c 5a32 - L - at the Kirk home, which was dinner pre-nuptial coffee . Watc hes S toil d anti of On !) 22, 1975, th e 1t %ill not be any type of Marg IrLI Thina, a leac an Lqortfl of several clowns, Theey were AuxillAry 'reid a visit to le foster home volunteer, 1 baked organized ' es. and left goods, fruit. candy, nuts and ~e !)Ost -~Ornet Wved IM dogs, cuptakes. Social and Economic Sm!ice 197 hlighwa 1, 92 lngwood cookws, and punch Center for 1ter children and gifts Of fruit,candy and nuts for other goodles for tN, Inmates of Twenty-three youngsters the cbaldrcn Santa Claus prmajed each prese . the ceflter. between the ages of 2-12 were clWd with a gift and_ 9 Christ. nted the center with fruit, On Chrhitmas Eve, the The post Home Will be rwp nuts and candy. From thme, e, but tix-re 04COMIR AARFUrCA I -UnAs 1"Ltl!' ~ Nod J;r fc - .,,"~ / inter Springs VFW Auxiliary Ce/ebrates Santa Claus • ___ S L Gtn. Ruby Dinn*r Ring .P _________ -- -- Lid i T)Cv. ;W, • Promise, - iptin I drnncr part) his tribute to the ho and hostess was a beautiful The Washington Avenue r1sas arrangement. home of . VolicA. WIlliant Hospitality reigned supreme Jr. was the setting for an after Ore honoree blowing out the 4~.# ' KU OUR %=f"AC_ tm iiqiiiip h3monY with the spirit of the of Norman Devine of Montreal, Joyous season. ~"# I,ara Shogren is the latest .m j, --- -~-~~_ N**P=ffPW) Jewel ~~ tr T. * C II Ig reaftl Mrs - I About 35 guests attended the Michelina a happy birthday, and husband, Valerie and event including the honoree'i Merry Christmas and Happy George Weld. mother, her grandmother, ,Mrs. New Year. Also Mimi and Jack Greene, F A on and her sister In a delightful chrij-4mas Jackie Greene. Sara and Gay Mebane. set ting, Jci and Bill greeted Marion Roberts, Sara Lee the guests at the door and Roberts. Eleanor and Bob presented theril to Slichelina, aresca, Ruth mid llarr-,- oriy daugh ter and husband, Dc. Bethea. and Mrs. Norman (Liz) ALSO Nell and Harold Whit. term, Leslie Whittern, Ellen and The honoree's only son and David Smith, Polly and Ted his family, Jeno Paulucci, from Gregg, Genevieve Richardson -Wuth, Minn. and Sanford, was unable to attend the festive Frank Hatcher, Tom and Betty ., I - - MInI yo Di. Ring LOS o Diamond 6 - t' r & -- --- friends gathered to wish and Walter Rye; and tier sister saks Yt 77* VFW Auxiliary M of I- - f I. Try it you'll like III 11 iriam and David Wright .1 MI entealnedatacockthiIjffet _______________ Party SundaY at their home in t. 1 MOW Foxcroft Aparents, Winter By the Editors saturated fat, which han no made from. But because has flair aS much fat and half as Park. 1rimas" ;Fir * ~s ' An ofConucrRepos old-fashioned effect on blood cholesterol margarine Is made from mans calories (50 calories The cast included Chrlstmas per Oirmas motif was carried (Sixth InaSeries) lcel, Is another type of un vegetable oils, it's less likely to tablespoon) as conventional out trees, Natalie Jordon, ii in the glittering saturated fat. increase blood cholesterol and soft products. Butter has decorations. Rood, and Amy Danell, rein Margarine and butter are, of While egetab1e oils are, as a le1c than butter which Is about the same amount of The serving deer. was David. McEachem; inwith the course, primarily fats. Most rule, high in polyunsaturated largely saturated fat. What's calories as conventional and (fining room was table covered Papa Bear, Danny Mello, margarines are manufactured fats the liquid oils usua lly Come in and let us show you 13 reasons more, certa in margarines, such soft margarines Mama Bear, Ira Shrogren, rualnI) from partiall) hardened become blue linen and centered with a a Kohler more saturated when as those made from minimally ~ Some Campbell abo" all othersmargarines Rab Bear, 1att N'ograd) Chri stmas pol yunsaturated fats, while the are hardened for use in haedened CandIe oils ma actually generally those made from arrangement The petite 'QUALITY NEEDN0TBE FXPENSIVE' ower Refreshments included saturated animal Fat, deried margarine can ne v blue silk paroter be as Consumers Union's medical oils that hae been minimally suit to match the decor of 08 BALLI PIANO & ORGAN SALS cookies which the children from whole milk Monoun unsaturated as the oils the it's consultants advise using hardened-contain more of // ' predominately blue plush 301W FIRST ST !H 322 2255 margarine i nstead of butter nds of polyunsaturated fat especially a margarine selected that ma) help reduce the blood from the list included here, cho lesterol level than do other IIoeer, it should be cm margarines In Consumers phasized that if an individual Is Union's tests, the margarines oq a cholesterol lowering, !o ith the hi ghest percen ta ge of ZALES, THE DIAMOND STORE, saturated4at diet, th e entire cholesterol lo wering polyun A AI diet is impoetant and involves saturated fats were: Pro ise S HAVNG U much more than simply a Soft, Food flub Soft, I -_ choice of margarine over Squeeze Parkay Uquld, Soft ___________________________________________________ -. . butter Whipped Blue Bonnet Parkway Margarine comes in a con- Soft, Whipped Parkay, Whipped Begins 9 A.M. I Monday, Dec.29 orms. nsumers n on Unfortunately, having a high tested total of 45 brands of Men's Shoes percentage cholesteroldifferent types -conventional lowering polyunsaturated I Women's Shoes __ Children's Shoes W IPPe . cl- may af ect a margarine's taste A ,%,%,6,*, imitatton, and liquid - and and smell, Consumers Union's Everybody's Shoes reported the results In the testers rated the two types of It's big news because The Diamond Store ry Januar orAy has c major 1975 Consumer a yssrVSavs oinIse Very Poor for both '' in *very department on diamonds, Reports Sttf ling St. Chrittopher Medals taste and smell. Y' / nd giltwerel Conventional, soft, and Open Fri. Nites Margarine's strongest selling 0 , 19X~ 15.96 ~ 'Ti I 7:30 P.M. whipped naargarines are at poing had always been its lower I -least 80 per cent vegetable-o il price That, however, has been Perling fat. Whipped ritargarine con. changing. While the price of Many More Items On Sale A ds S ave 100 00 t alus less margarine and more butter seemed to stabilize in 16.15 air.soa tablespoon of whIpped 1974, margarine prices con' Lds WO I Diamond k.d3 contains only 67 calories in- tinued to rise. At present, some . . Dingo if stead of the 100 calories in margarines often sell for more % Slippers conventional and soft than butter, so watch for sales Lth Yll A55Od SIGnIS 5OO 350.00 airgarines. Diet margarine of margarines I ---- Lhan Hoffman & Grace A. I,oretta 1p-e Held & Doruild Uubrtt C If ape & s( Bruce - .9&-linc C. Johnell Brewington & Wan& Dawn L k1clt6 & john H. D. - I 1 m I ind a corsage to complement the black velvet pantsuit she ,.. cocoa tones, and complemented The refreshment table, with a we orchid corsage suouMings ocrlaid with a hIte cutwork interspersed with miniature En)1ng the merriment of cloth , was centered with an gold ornaments , was the center the festive event f;n the arrangement of red and white of attraction at the fashionable Sanford-Seminole area were carnationsand a ppointed with I _____ _ 1, I . ,;.. -c 7.4 C I - grandparents; Mrs. Bonnie Maddox, great-grandm other ; W, I I- % ,i -; - r- - .. a,.. I - L Of Marriage V I If r ; DIAL On Tuesday night, the lovely I- - .. ' -- , -, ' . renewed their wedding vows at the holidiny affair; Ann Selby, 1. the church where they were Marie Otter, Alberta Bartunek, originally married. Their Eleanor Ayres, Ruth Boswe I _, I . 11. grandson ;oined that church at Evalyn Murphy, Essic McA o' .k. , the same are at which his - ---, -7; rno1aUwr did some J yc;r ________________________ ago. 4 A coffee was held after the The nominating committe,c christening of the infant son of . gave a slate of the following [)arlyne and Steve Mello at the I . ;1 Offic'ers for the coming year, their home on Lake Drive. President, Ituth Boswell; vice Those present were Kenneth president, Ralph Barrett, Meeks, an uncle 00(1 a great secretary, Margy Northrop; aunt ,and god parentst of the treasurer, MiLi Smith The )oung Theodore Manuel Also, _________ officers were accepted Mr. and Mrs. T.W. Meeks, - . I - .." , ~ ___ . 454 ' I I hostess was Mrs. Richard iPatt Smi th. The hostesses presented the honoree with a , I 1048~* z . t ____ -I CoHP,T,:Pctre r .~ ldk- %...f - ' DORIS olBalilarbor, on ner bir thday, Dcc. 23, has become a part of DIR!C1I 11, the Cia tradition for Jeri Coespoudent stones Save 5.00 i - .- - -M Ea'-J S4n> Rivers, 74, RD 1 22 4th 51, Brunswick G, Waflauield Ct, Edith M Kathl ee n S(Iey, 22, 5s3 same dd Nichols, WluPPoolll1M il"er J - I . Ann Dunson. teacher of P f _________ _____________ ______________ - Occasion was the Shupe,s a covered dish luncheon a t the golden wedtling anniversary in Palm Valley Club Ilouse. Ten w hich G l en and Hilda Shupe rneinbcr of the dass attended Diamon 7, — . ___ ' __ thbeau, 20, sam' adt Joseph Ghanno Wilile J. Johason, 23, 119 Agnes Dr., AS, thana'S. Toler, hughes A'e, eheeean Enan, 20, 1J Powers Dr Orl 17, 108 Academy Ave, Leona J. Perkins, 5, - ____ J-7 "- WWI( CL, Orl.. Diana R. AS. — - - B*Irthday Is Remembered . f .1 4.T I I. N ________ - - 96 •.• 0 - . ,' ' -- -_ -- - . - '--•!-- 1% ________ .- Bl923 102B 0 It I -- _______ - __ — off -1 k '- 01 • .----- - - - - r e Jarmie D. - .~ a -- dissr r - - I .I ~ I , i~71 -- - . • - -- - - _____ __________ (j Edwin G. Begs & M I ., I .: Sunday, Ditc. 28, I91S-3C w . ' - • , .' -1 I .i ______ SEMI=ANNUAL - - •. i / . • Dissoluflons - --. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. i i II -I - ________________ — — - - '.•- ... - Mr. and Mbr& DINO &Wth (left) twit the hotl&y season wfth Mr. mW him Gem F*&9sw al Usyf& C4=try Club Dee. 2@ Roy L Halpin. 30, Io5R Sprthgwood Cr, LW Pal-ida - ~_ -, - T PIANOS ' '// O .J . ; 11i . - -- ----- :.r ____________________ J i !i"' I I -:", - - ____ - - : -j;-,,:, --- ~~ - - -.- .- - . JONES Among the highlights of the (iWuota Sewing Class, hosted acher, Shirley &-herer. flhilitofthedaywas the Christmas play by the two, three, and four-year-old students, ,,The Three Bear's ,- , 366, Oviedo 686A. LW, Sherrill D. Welch, 19, Mobilaire Dr., Or,., Rebecca _4i. iuer - .''::• Wm G Morrin Jr., fl, 2I Kenney M. Lablt, 20, 331 GreenSi. S. Da ytona, Pallicla Melody Lo., , Patricia E. I.. Morrison. 2C, same. _j F~~ i .__., I-i ~111. I .. I_. -.1 , The children sang Christm as Jane arld Richard Shogren. lilla Ois on epao $ rman).rlen on pool accompanied by ,Mrs. Jooe ban(] to help 1,elebrate tier Michell'" P&Wuccl Camavale prepares to blow out camUes lit by 1311111 Hills at the piano and Shirley fouth birthday. Die trich ) — Scherer on the accordian Alliso n Reichle, age eight, gave i a piano solo and also par or , I A eope . ____ . ,- 19 laurel Dr 119 - I 50 boys and girls a pre- set to be hunuted with a bir. Mistmas treat. thday party by tier parent% - It ___________ FP, Tina M. Brewer, 16, 634 2OtMellaM.perrii Spnngwood Car, AS 114 Gam Dr. Hilton D Maddox, 5 5Th7D John 2l,lgC ,c B hmgate ., L, L Q.,WP,Mary LJOflS, IB . I . The 0tristmas party for the Manuel Mello. grandfather; Pupils and graduate pupils of and an uncle. Timothy Meeks. the R. H. Ra nch School on Young Theodore SnohjIl Road was aajn a christened at . Joeph5 I .,S--- Ikce nber covered dish dinner meeting. There Was the usual exchanging Of gifts which everyone enjoyed. Claus came to the rural estate on the Cliuluota Fire Engine ~ - Norman W. Devine. 21, Alonzo Ifird, 18, Bx Lachine Quebec, Shelley A Oviedo, Rua e J Wright, 17: Mebane, 20, 207 s. crygW Dr. Bx 5.M Oviedo Ilarlis II Fletcher, 43, Bi Q'estwood Rd., 81OrL, Shirley A.W, Glendean Queen. 23 , 49 713 Briarcliff Rex A Na br 21 . - ;i - to Buffalo, N.Y.. to visit his son, ~ "W • Icafions , E. _.;_t4,. -". ~, __________________________ fsste M(A%O) Introduced hu grandson ii Robert Stewart, U.S.N. to the club as her guest Glen Shupe gave an in- helped bake. teristing talk of their latest trip - _____ / Marsh, .! --- ; Chrtma was celebrated by uluota Retired flub at I tat tat 11111 - - A Maddox, 48, 601 Dearborne ar!cs 8 Og1L7, , 119 7 t___ - , - 1,! i r : - xv, ,-4 .- - ~1 Holiday Season ,!. - , HI -? , j1% 'C I . 1W relstivesof the couple dergift blder, a gut f rom was a rnuhi-colored log cabin fc1low-students in the music Pattern quilt which she made department at Seminole Another shower at the home C4D'nmunitY College at a mwof Mrs Barbara Jacobs, prlsepunchanddrated se1be, included all the event. women of the SanfoEust The br1degroom' purents Free Methodt Lurth hosts to A Party attended by the ding party at bride's high çhool frieth and 1uso for a dlmer 1o1Iothg their mothers was held at the wedding rthear home I1SS Unth Niblick, After the marriage and Sanford. reception the bride Miss Susan Hatcher, bridegroom and all the bride's Maitland, hoed a number of relatives enjoyed a buffet the couple's from the supper at her parent's South choral groups at Seminole Sanford Acnue home Coriuiiunity College. The young couple, the Miss Pam King and Ms bridegroom's relatives and Davelynn Yerrington at the man) friends then ga thered at home of honored the the nd home of Mr. and the latter, th [ride wi th a shower. Guests Mrs. Joe Artabasy for a late w re herwe rs am o I . ~ , *1~ I ;Iul - --- I 01 .. The bride and her mother entertained with an informal bnffet for members of wedding party when she hogess to a group including the Presented her gifts to them. j Am I a nut for feeling as I do? After the settlement, be will cent of the customers never nut the Or do oiuy suckers l i ttle look he' can-t be money. waitress comes back to take fir-ARTBROKE,'i their,ni-ders. The customers are You're 1)1 AR 'F %I I BROKEN: 1 annoyed be it takes no nu You are a good citizen. 113111 nde out the so to that hc could "Ioc him 4 If it says, "No substitutes" )Ø '' i mI - --- ; i - ,.. Prior to the November frien&. I e ycar order. (About 95 per T11 Reti rees Ma rk unanimously, eta wedding of Louise Priest and Bill Petree, the bride was the honoree t series of showers Mrs RE Kipp, Orndo, was I r,111 here mid Saw licr, lie - _f__ —= .J I It would Jeoirihze in Job. died. lie admitted having "known" her but denied thai Ile ProltliSM to marry her. I w he was lying and told him lie e xploded and then took off and left me with an h)steric, pregnant girl on m • , Freddy came home, When he z,q he has now begun his service Bridal Parties Honor Cou s pie -0 - Best ma n was David - -' working in restaurants since the check, please don't tear the ck the ul ii. I (Jfl IIU cliiiAM _____________________ Thanks, Abby! ployeI at one of the finest cocktaiknner spots i t WANTh TO i'lft reach hill, in case of hands. arxi hope you'll print this. It DEAR WANTS: That's of emergency. What (10 you make of this would help waitresses In!I s%ilch. A lip from a wailzrss. I Well, it all became clear llle&s? Wh.at would you do in in), nwnsel% if the public would hope it helps. follow these simple rules. __________ in' house )esterda) One of the fill DDY'S WIFE DEAR ABBY I was recently I Please don't holler across gtrls sa1dchewas fl) husband's L)f,%J( WIFE:Freddy sounds the (linin g room at your called for jury duty for three "fiance" and started telling me like a pathological liar to me waitress, es peciall y, ' Hey, weeks I work three hours a y all the heartbreaking details lie needs to See a law l aw y er and a rirlie" Also, don't snap your and made arrangements about ho F reddy had doctor. And If h r f t I fingers or thistle it us (We make up the work at odd hours promised to marry tier as soon so, I'd see a la, Ayer and tell ar en't dogs.) so I could serve as a juror. as our "divorce" was float She Freddy to DCI lt 2 If you ' re sat not isfied with said her home was 150 miles I felt itbut waswhen an honor and a DEAR ABBY: After 33 ycars your food, please don't snarl at privilege, $,) away. but that she'd quit her of %%-full I thought was a I mention It us-Calinly state vour complaint, Job, sold eer)1hing and moved clid rnrmge my hu1ti and e ill be glad to get you to people they make me feel hers, waiting for Freddy's asked for a divorce , to marry a -somelli.ing else and report I, . to though I must have been crazy p divorce tocoric through so they 22- •ar Id to mysei get trapped for ' 1 lb ent Could be married. She was also I Abby, I k'now that old men 3. When the waitress hands jury duty. They say should -Six months pregnant. have had a doctor write me an think they are lucky to get I asked her to stay until young excuse of have my bass saly that girls, but WhC at : Tile couple enjoyed a brief bodi ce had a round neckline honeymoon of boating and edged with a ndfle, and shod U hingataIkec ounty 1 I Abby I Also he'd o on a lot of "fishing and hunting" trips, but he'd never tell me how I cod - - Maid of honor, Miss Sarah with the Marie Such of Clearwater, a For In San Antonio, Tex and cousin of the bride, wore a long M Petrec will Ide tIndpgn.Theqn of Sanford until she Jo her jey was gathered at the husoand at the conc1jon of his waist and ended in a Wge full basic training and schooling. . II I _____ r . I j:1ii.i - 0 ill different people. We never you ca.n substitute. 5. Tell the waltre-sSwhen you really knou what is fit the order if you want everything on * DEAR ABBY: I'm a 26-year- one check or separate checks. 6. If you're going to fight over old waitress viho has been Dear -, In And Around Chuluota Trap Own "lAnc- nivins different thing% love is blind, but I should have nown SOnleth;ng was wrong -en in marriage by her Craig Sorg, [tick Steel, Bob parents, the bride wore a for. Allman and Lee Dorough. The mat gown of crinkle ton or bride's brothers R D Ivory satin. The full, three. Jr. and Daniel Patrick Pri t es Uenj was la Immed, 'ed as informal ushers. The fitted bodice featured a After the service. guests gath0rcd scooped neckline, and gathered in the church the long, full sleeves, with lace Fellowship Hall where they inserts were gathe red at the were entertained by the wrists. Her noral tiara o! mums Chansonettes from the ' ard Nihvs' breath matchud tier sernitiole C(niliiullity cullege. bouquet of white and yellow The bride and bridegroom mum& She wore her mothers both attended Seminole : - I ~_ __ Mr W. L Petrec of Maitland. McIntosh and groomsmen were _. . I 11%, AIIIGA If, VAN BUREN .`_ -- .. - .~,_- ~~ ' the solo carried nosega}S of matching The br1e is the daughter of mums and wore matching Mr. and M rs. U. D. Priest of necMncethe bride's gifts to Sanford Th e bridegrooms' her attendants - I-I - ,.~. puffed sleeves, 1. I _X __ ,_~.-4W ~ &_ L Church of Sanfortl with Rev. King, Mi.ss Siima Collazo, and Virgil Bryant officiating at the the brides' sister, Miss Emily double ring ceremony. Miss Priest, were attired in autunin Carol Dowdy accompanied shades of Persimmon, forest. herself on the guitar as c sang green, rust, and gold They ; Fisherman' Caught In ' lwse icst and Bill Peee The brideajth' go wns were were lemnized Nov. 15, at 2 identical to the maid of hor's p.m. at tflc tt Presbyterian Ms lintki Niblick, M1s5 Pam - . pt--- their children and grand. statistics on the subject. According to 1970 census figures, seven out of every eight males and o ver live in their own houehIds. In the majority of Instarces. thc-Ir wives were living with them. os However, among older Today. the Institute of Life women, a large portion lived in losurance reports, re people the households of relatives than ever before have living This disparity in life styles is grandparents. Figures by one dlie mostly to the fact dot life npny m Show that the likelihood of usually nWry women several i __ Q - r _11- I . ' 3 A11111A S - A a - 4b . . a1_ 9 4 _~i h onger ~ fG - r MR - Ow - r- - ----- = - �- ---- - - -. - -. -. - - - -- - t1- •- - -- - S 4CtnIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 21, 013 &rs.v to Priøji P'jzpe BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker Ways toGo I ç; ACROSS civ" s col I __ ab . HOROSCOPE 11 ____________________ ___ • 11 0 - T 44i X le 46 CoNonlOnt 15 Act voVxxA ca Speech 'a 'Y 19 Sibyl us a. 60 SUmmII$(F?. Sonsoin by Art 28ymouth 32 Go by let AFMLflTLE cP!ItL. KUsJT? TIW,k FOR . 114AT K SNC> THAT. 4 M.*swng dI.44c iaa CAMPUS CLATTER cjp,'al 25Surpus 30 Anatcrr y Larry by SEE THAT IF you WANT TO SKI is HE A MOUNTAIN OVER IT, MY DAD WILL. FIX JTRAVEL TNEEThATS ','OtJ UP,' AGENT 2 0 ) 1 RAW F. suffim (so) 55 some of those do-it-yourself Foothke pail or1 IjlljIi WJllluI MEN HOMEON!l am WiJill _JlJ JIlj_ ONN E ~-101061 Jul JlIJIilll iI liii Jill Jul Jill MORE LOCAL DOCTOR. 'DEA D-N$ DETOUR" - EIrm -• - - IV BUGS BUNNY toy .05W15mv %n i.imuun; -I, — M. r - - I ______- .. !.oU'vP been ____ -- - - ______ P1VER ANYWHERE! - - I LV 1P-'.-..- - v 'W Efli,i1__' 2-27 BLONDIE Chic Young )J (u WWrE A CMECJ( I 1 RIGHT THERE ' ( S - 'rou DON 'T OF si-us Ii. F1 I - -- ' - — . i. •••= __ PRISCILLA'S POP MISTLETOE! LEFT OVER FROM _______ S. by Al \ __ • "i( Ic ! (TOO - — 7 i :ARCHIE i / ) ---<e-0" I I that - ,~, ) ,~) down th e street! . i Or / I / \ AD IT WASN'T V.rvn.., : ~v _ center of attraction good, hard look. you'll rare the company of nihers, especially In )Our OWfl a few situations today. You still have tt' edge on your oppoSItIon. --iL ? j - - - Y• - ___ ____ _______ __ - -' - _____ J - -- - _____ tV ______ c— ' 7Wr ___ _____ __ - w. - - - I - LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) The - - i;~~ ---: - L -- .- -. 4 - __ .- - - 1 ' - - - ,.- • • U - • . - __w - -& _________________________ 4 — __- -- :t ____ --- AM" 4 -17,tL . '_. ' - -- - 7" - ." : :- -- The coming year will be a very active one for you. You'll • J I For Monday December 29, 1975 I - --- - - ______ 2] - ~- a- • — " • - LJI-Tr- -- "= :r - -- ii--: - !- .. , '' .,. -,. .1 -----, ". ---; %$- -.. - --.*- . , r-- .. zAw. . ---::-,t-i;,: - -~ %; . _____ -,., - •. ,t' _____ " ____ ME • - -• . -- - - - -- ..• •- - • - .. - L. - • .... - ••iL.'::. -- -. . - -------- - ___ - - - ___ ___ __ ..-...• - - ____ - • - ' ;- • - - -: _i > •..J - .-. - _____- : •.:r'••• - • -. - ::. ____ - - - — - - - - -- .'-. -- - •1if - ____________ - I • - - •1t - - _,--------- -:- - -.----. - - ----, - n . __5jf1=3 .. ---: -- - - • •-- 3 .- 9~7 - . - -•• o A AT BRIDGIF • t eJ j.— .----.-, .- ________________ _______________ mIL -- Ji _____ _________ _______ - • 1I1,-! Z _____ • - L , g t 4-- •i -- Don't be surprised if wmeone meet a lot of new "e. short - L _________ ____________ ~~000 __ ___ - • •• Z,i tp 0) CD '5 I Qr' ig W 2 (1 i ? 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I!e won honorabftmnhIonIstrnonthfo,hIssjmpIetlafldde,afld DOONESBJ sIWo 8 9 0 >< 0-, It6 0 ,WC 0~ ir. ) V Z- ~ w .-iw , k1 Voyage ____________ -M § t! 0 ,9 V W C - ~ Z t . 3 Q cc (ID4 0 - - -: Vitrain ~ Z -10 -b - ,a Ln In C • Vogue , "2 Ll - ii,2 § , t. - ; .11 P I 8 b!o 10 SOVELVETSEXILL?R0F InS " '--. t4 i ;a ,~ A i '—' CVECTORBEVASTUMIO by Bob Thaves ,.: 4. M. Z Eu 0 E ut !*- .2 Id u 0 ", r F 4i 9 I , I ,- (J 1 O I-' x <k - Ig i 'I tl I§ A l g 9 I1 ~ fI - ------ \ - uJ• . 86 r I f f-~ e 3 & .— - ~ ~~ '~ ' ~ I @ li II i I . AVIEO1XO ACZREMANE FRANK AND ERNEST I Et IADUTVLICUSAUGHER ILr E — - ____ - Al IQR(\IIVORIAFAWAEY G RN U 0 r\,Q E A VOL UT El V 0 I3- 0 ____ ____ _____________ ' • You've been hoping for may 22 )A rmoay.eave gomi tLay to take care Of word where you can be paperwork You might be behind readied, or check in frequently. On. Write letters you Owe, YOUR BIRThDAY br1ng your booksup to by Bob Montana VOMINARIAN 01 THAT W166-Y S1?STEF 01 WIU' AN'IMMY ?4WSi RESUSCflAflYR Afl', I WVTVU 1JP1AN OF THE MO4TH., 3. - _______ - cheer and COflYTSUOn I • - ". t~ - TUMBLEWEEDS 1H15 ?VtNTh THE FFAV ER -• ___ I • (car B C.AU..EO ch Lfl_ ' ARILS March 21-A pril 19) SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Th oughyourplansmaytakea Rebn(hprudentandpracticaj %AItM Iitt1e extra effort to Implement in matters relating to your v ir tu, ,ui, Uitiu tutu pracuct. a finances toaay. t'rotect your ...N~ - . you feel they're wort,hy and well interests so that what's due u BY OSWAIJJ and JAMIS JAL OB't ouL Ls not overlooked. in rubber bridge; it TAURUS A 20-M SA GITTARIUS 0V Lt a top score in duplicate play. Be realistic In busineis dealings 41.1985 21) You may run into a situat.ion At trick wo South crossles pert Insist upon ha VAK$ to': inent leads th e ace of hearts dis ore mastered in the past Put your a K Q 76 4 making an agreement, cards a low club and continues experience and wisdom to good T (fl) wi th the king of hearts GEMINI (May 21-June 20) use aK LA 2 East doesn't think his deuce Stand behind promises you . 1097542 '63 of trumps is worth anything ,, CAPRICORN (Dec fl-Jan QJ96 make today. Being a person of •75432 he uses It to tuft that king 410 49632 )C*it word will help strengthen l9)Uyc*frecalledupon toheip South overruf(s lead, a SOUTH someone today, do so in a Image of reliatlity p bumps the ace and A Q 107643 manner that does not J jj CANCER (June 21-July 22) , king together and makes YOU re just or It f praise for a top score K zos Before putting out fresh something that you now AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) NcrthSoth tnerabk ~4~ 11 VA neted. first see if you can make Pals who seek your opinions do with what's at your disposal. today expect you to tell It like It A Florida reader wants to West North East South know what North should tea= Be tactful, but also lay the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) pond after South opens one facts out as You see them, Situations 3V under OWe Pass 4L spade anYes N Pass Pass Pass management today will call for holds: PISCES (Feb. 20 a firm hand. Face up to your The next s...-. •A109174 4986 few days, devote responsibilities. 4Q865 maximum time to major We don't kn(wifour'eder By Oswald & James Jacoby VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Lt pnositie& Don't be afraid f p one who has been loyal to you in rOdkg Your sleeves up and The reverse of the trump this hand appeared in our the past know Out she can working hard. promoUon play may well be column recently. We stated hlY call uponyou tohelpher th at we would raise to two called the trump demotion YJRBf" 5 V With a problem. spades but would not criticize play. The man perpetrating a two-diamond response. in. defenders tries to get Ofl won't put thiscomIngyearproj Umn to waste an apparently trouble hand as k advice or questhins about which You've devoted con. valueless low trump on an un- going to lead to trouble, something you (eel you should siderable time and effort A few necessary ruff. (For a JACOBY .%uth wins the heart lead MODERN, send $1 to.- ,*win already know much more new twists could put them in the with his queen. The five at Bridge," C/o this profit column. spades 3a cinch, but Soothnewspaper, P.O Box wants to make one more hick. Radio City Station, Now York, CARNIVAL An overtrick Mea,I .s 30 points N. Y. 10019) bY Dkk Tumor -' oEr - -N __ 1FIO THAT j'O) 40 . .- I . - . i- - -'- -1 k -- 1 1.:.-I - --- - . - I - . - - _:l - - Ii CAPRI(X)RN (Dec. 22-Jan 1fl2 - -1 . I ______ - .. - ?. ai rdmmm .., . man I - --- --., I -. - - _ • .- --:. -952~ - :~ Z~ft t- I 21) Youe hIghly perceptive regarding business matters ) tod If)ouaeeanopportunity GEMINI (May 21-June Since you're a very good In. to make a profit, take ad nvatortodaytry>ourhandat anthgeof It si Portia 2Svertat,e aau Lawi be the most fun. __ ___ in double-hitch. 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': u... - - - - --'-- - - -- - adi MII - • - -- fnW; - -k -at I - AUA MJW=M r j ir !' r1 aWl PON Tni Icharges are :• I ____________________ - -- •____ - • - M7NDAY. - ._• •j - -- - - - - EMBR 2 105 - - - N • I - OR-! -a - — -_d - - i and Kim. r Freeman's ttaway and pporling the n has the Wit TmT! It 01t:7 CD 3. -4 3.. 0 0 ., 0 (0 3 (0 3 C 3 •w.•.i•j/__oI/. '' ; - • • I1I 1Ps • • 11 C,,, 0 3 0 0 ' . - CD a•i . 3 • 3 I(• CD CD 0 i 16V :b*i If)b•J1r 11:: -2 %N Ali ____ fill, it ''.__L__'$ I ri 3 CD 3. 0 NA .4 ur St 01'.g: AT THE FAR END OF THE A1.LERY OF THE GODS' THE M08 IE IrERING, BENT ONLY ON PESTROYIN LTHAT REMINDS THEM OP THEIR 0 S .,. it-- 0 CD o tys $339,000 nounced by in missioner 0 0 3 0. zr 0 IN AN ALCOVE STANDS A 6EJEWELLEP STATUE OF VENUS, AND HERE PRINCE VALIANT TAKES HIS STAND. ANP HECTOR WHO RAS NEVER HELP A WEAPON BEFORE, FLOURISHES HIS HALBERD AT THE ADVANCING SERFS. NO ONE WANTS TO BE THE FIRST TO ATTACK THE RESOLUTE WARRIOR WITH THE GLEAMING SWORD, BUT HECTOR, SWINGING-HIS WEAPON WILDLY,CATCHES A PRONG IN A FOLD OF THE STATHF' rr -i . -. - ( , .-) a ' '•1_ ' w1. -, /.. •- , . _.-; .'. . , .•J I, W -• _______ TYI - tIAVW I.-': - . I - •- - - -' - _________ - -.-• •- , •.. L .#arnJT &;. '- ** — -- "-I ) , 4 I '-. - --.••- . - :-•-!; - - •F_-• • a '•• 'a WIWI•1V- Ms or lay off - L . -j —w. •.- 77771, .7 . Ei'ELS, 601-10,P/C//ES FOR THE T/1ER/NG.' 1' .SHOUTS VAL, AND HIS '007* NOW DES TROYLATER.11' HEY CRY AS THEY SCRAMBLE FOl HE BRIGHT ORNAMENTS. VAL DRD5 CHANGE THE WHOLE --.c-• '. 1 PANIC LENDS STRENGTH TO HIS cTr?I,rv1 -- . ...... •- Ve then, of to & as other n forced to do V1 A N .11 ;Y - — I 4 / ---, : 'cr, • ' r.T. ': ' r.&jIt?,Ij _AiVf11 4 .' I, • -—c / YicIri /• •// 4Il/f I.'' 1 '_.- 'eteran school iid Seminole nt and will •, ' S A the initial ounty's cut at Id coriputer gure closer to s warned any ould find this i contingency - iV 5lJ p cwocratssay ges are • i ted, some Tuesday's harges came and Jurors — • ',SIL() 1 Herring Vows -political and ,otinfluence THEY REACH THE GARDENS AND ONLY THE GARDEN WALLS STAND N THE WAY TO FREEDOM. b' THE 31303FLN LOSER • by Art Sansoin tow& /DID 'IDU KNOW 'CURE I ri,; Ns_ g atA.l1 1)RMH& WITHOUT A C-;-) '4. - \REAR LICB66 PLATE ;-i -• _ _ — - - / DA(4AB THE PAtHWTP ___ ,, 'jDAD -RAT 4 TI i1h±- oo MW Ti - - — - I — I LCC4 tT' A MNOR IFRACT1OSVT\ 1! -1 W- _ .-. --- _ _ - --'-' • -__-- IN - ----------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - H 1h113e, and four. ru acrobat on '.ue his atnleik I Photo by Bill �I.- __ by Torn X.nyan 1 Z HAve (iET PPRSSP ON TH 001 PREP ? 11W E RcNcrp ACCtDMPL C5 HM V IT'L N HoTioM i Eli 1?AL PN &P HA LP Nr ciIE * 42-28 I es — MSTOF 71HIG GREAT CONTI NENT/ V0090 HRI A NOTIøi I&NORE HIM, cnrncrats y charges are boN'T ICNoW. rHRT I MT 71 are vated, some ,harges came and Jurors D 7 7 1 1, Herring vows -political anti not infltwncc 0 and Kim. r Freeman's tlaway and Pporting the n his the Z. — © 19751f l7-2 WINTHROP 19 eo ;;- bY Dick Cavalli pip YOJ CIEFr F; CHA EX YOU NAME=- IT*' WI_rH mmissioner LA id the initial runty's cut at id computer F. E. 32 gurecloserto 'eteran school 'd Seminole nt and will t (A Ay __________ _______________ ould rind this - C'MO1f L(00 1)OT NO! )LL'(, -- IT WAS G~-r EXPECT W TO QUTTh fOR FIL ve M' IN 00K me WRIL-5 _ PITCHING LoN6 EN;Soyep to - then, of as other do n forced todo FROM _ Vr oil H 19715 by NEA, Inc r4qG OU3E;t HE 5IJFFERIN' PRE- NEW BEAUTIFUL MORNING! 5NOWIN' LIKE ITP NEVER 9TOP! I I 1 101111 11 ou~Fi111 es arroll 3r _____ -- NOMEME' IM MERELY I EXPERIENCING A~ RE-5URGENCE OF -11RE 5PIRIT WITH TRE YEA.14, M0 1 T_;; - T AM N Yr _________________________________ BICENTENNI,&%L! 200 RE#60NS _r0 6YET DEAR POLLY — Whenluseeggain anything I make meyer throw away I PIE TWI6G' I'M CELEBRATING THE E510ENTENNINL By E5FOLZING 5ERVICE PitNP CHEER To MY FELLOW'-AHEM--- DEAR POLLY — Ihave found when t 8333 i on my house plants. — LIZ 9.18 Style Strlklng AIL using a pizza mix dough, rolling it on a floured board Mitt a rolling pin father than 3preading it on the pan %,,,ith the fingers makes the dough the shells. I put them In a cup of water and let them soak for about 12 hours. I strain the water to `PER5ON5"1 1, iR AM Unusual oanelin; and a r DEAR POLY Water is becoming a striking style. No. 8333 WO Photo-Guide is In Size 8 to 18. Size 10, 321,': bust: 21 , yards 45-Inch. DEAR POLLY Whon Ire cooky dough, always mark on the package the temperature at which the cookies should be baked, and the length of time. Th!s ellminate5 having to get out 1ho recipe for this Information when you are ready to T ij more expensive and In shorter ly. so we could all SaVe by catching the water we run to get hot or cold water and then use It for watering plants and shrubs. Those who have lots of plants could even catch the rinse water from the washing machine and uie that on i0flZ i ig _0 _____ '07 jwELLiYaucTM,ERVEr3cAwP4.6PUT.r.7J l OF H(!~TORIC PE R ETORr A - EM 45E Al I S WAIT r4- I J /Accent the yoke and n_ el wilh top-slitchl For a sl in look. No. 82 writh Pholo-Gulde Is In Sizes 101 i to 24111. Size 1214 CIPER- ANP- I 'M £ 7_1 J $ IN ® T ___ LI / -, P ii __________ 'rds 45 inrh Ic 12 28 73Z f4eft TO ORDER CL. The Neat Look A rickrack. trimmed apron for doing household chores. No. 8143 with Photo-Guide Is if phi SIZES shoot to make it fitted This way I rotate all my sheets from corner of a )4 4 ' 10n9cf. — MYRTLE, 172 Pensive bone-colored dress shoes wilh leather toes and sides of web Ax DEAR POLLY — Tle empty thread spools onto ends of the strings of chlldron'r pull toys to mske them /7 / - - A J I) - icti 71, use a curtain ring on edcn His Sweater Afghan squares are set together to make this warm swester for t e man In your life. Pattern No. 5172 streets had just been tarred. I got a has crochet and flnishing directions spot on a shoo. To cover this black sizes small(36-38), niodium (40. spol, I rubbed a piece of chalk on It 42) and lirge (44-46) inclustvc. each time I wore the shoes. In a hor1 time the spot disappeared S.d ,O plus 15' completely. Th c ha lk an 1 ITO ORDE9 (i(gSOIvOth0tlr lalsowentovertho i bbtna, 'ith the chalk and it clean. 4 a-89. k"f i -.Ze (D lot's bi, hEA, V--.. "Oh its and then CAOCHIT I buy flat sheets DEAR POLL? _l have some ox. _____ -- - NOVEM13M 143 WALL Before leaving on in foil and can ready for We table, %vith no fuss and Or about whet the family is going to eat. A Pleasant surprise I . incn. S I L4 DEAR POLLY - a vacation prepare a complete ( i':::.; - Top -chsJ 4, J i ', PRE NEW "/EAR5 LIBATION FFOM S ¼\1 - & - \\ - PP? MINU DEAR POLLY ____ - A OF COUR6E - thlInIw$PPtf4J e tal 1 V DORA / - ru acrobat on his RIhItUC I Photo by 8111 , - .- . - - - . . . - -j -- —•--------- - . ' -- •.-- -.- . -L - I. -. . t•• ----------------------- I.-. - •! . -------.. . -. •: '.•- -' . ... . ,_'• . - . ': • -. . : . . • ;._#J •-: • - l• • _-.-__.&.- A ' . .L...;.- ------ -r_-,..- ... wv . ._ --;--••----.--.-..-- —.-.-----. SI.•_•_.......--5-.. - , .L--•- -. . . ,• - . S . -.• - - I • .- t;J •. I, . •• • .' - - -. --;--'-.-. ... -. ..- --. - -.-'•--.. -i- -. . .- • . .. -- • . -. -- .4 •. 4 . .. I . ... . S.---' -. - .5.. 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SI T1JrID 'AIlAI /fl }Irring vows -po1icaI and not influeI SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) A fav is repaid you Sunday. Your best days are Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday Is prcitbIe, b Thursday and Friday are expensive. The evening will be fun Saturday. /111 Dr 4 eli PflJ/I $ rp / AD IIEAEfl,LL tW'4IICA.ft Or P( As THE WEEK DEC. 28 JAN. 5EGJNS. / kWIL 1/SEA LIrTIF EAM1ISCII .1OSE1*rig OypOSITIONM Y/11 ft/Aft/y rvfr. • ,q1/ -IYA/iLI sin.: ur I U//TI) ' rRERniCE PREDICTS ) NOTE: Send a TOM ISBELL by IVMANS I I 1i I WO(.4L.7Y0L4 Corner Student's i AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) An imper,t coal i act;Ic-ved as the week begins. Friends and contacts helpful Tuesday. A quiet, fun Wednesday. Ex- 1k tra responsibilities Thursday, Friday. Back on the track Saturday p.m. SO,r •_ ,—rv-5----.-- -. -- PISCES (Feb. 20-Maich 20) A bright Idea Sunday. t~qter-lhan-ustjai returns for your efforts Monday. Tuday. You share Wednedy with friend s. Complications with outside activities Thursday Friday Aeq~ ____ - . W YEAz4S CAW -r AA AL -r . - Jtj --- - - I A - '-S •- • -S _ '-'•* 1__ ---—.----- 1mri 'J TifYF") X*Idjoivslvip: 140011 a64C . Aftl IN TWPP . • . wiiccnirc '.j 'J (J ?E RESTLESS o go emocrats say charges are iated, some Tuesday's harges came and jurors — SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) Yu have Iadership qUaIats Sunday. Forlunate financially Monday Tuesday Wednesday Is spent with friends Keep your tempe Thursday, Friday. Week's problems are sofved turday. _____ . are AI pf,r 4-lOW I chvges LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 23) Bright material Prospects early in the week. Good news 1 404iry. Spend Wednesday with fama y, Unexpected frustrations Thursday. Be extra patient *ith family Friday. hin wetikend I TOLEANCE4Np £/NR4D/N mEffLAT/ONSW/p WiLL LOiIk"W — -3iV/E to ft / \/' - ANA Q/& A NO A APR/ON TENO 70 VIEW THiNGS M 1/0EAS OTHER WiLL OT4L WAYS 8E IN /4ii1ONY FOTUNA 4SPECTS/N llRC4U5 HELP OFFSET TH/ 5011/OF ll HO WE VE? 4E QUITE FIXED iN Y0U OPINIONS TI// WILL H4 'E 70 BE WATHEQ ASTOLc/cAL 'NFl IIENcES AfEffLY IMPEL. THE ChVICE IS AL WA YS IJ T TIThrr • Ir F! F I' Monday. Extra / I !A ' i -- Irl 7 -- •day. Problems wrin associates Friday. Sharp at business a uraay. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Good thin2s happen domestically Sunday, Monday. Founate through social wntacts1udayA fun Wednesday. Watch health Thursday, Ups-and-downs Friday. Plans change Saturday. "N VIRGO fAug. 23-Sept. 221 Good news at beginning of the week. Family interes! I. , favored Tuesday. An 6vening out Wednesday. Don't gamble ThursVil". bome extra tasks Take ith - vt ____ '-" Tuesday. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Sunday's fun. Financial gains wof'k Tuesday, Wednesday's Shared by a loved one, Poor Ix - associates :: ? 01 1W I GEMINI 21 grotect our Inter es ts , e \ be11S .. fl J I I ' t1&iI h I HAVE A POSTMAN BITES BACKI -- -- fl. •••:lI\ I\ ( • astro 4u3rr our TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Ln with joint ventures through Tuesday. Fun away froin home Wednesday. . Goals are age, %c -'%,-1 ----1 - ARIES(PAarch2l- ril 19) Unexpected gains early in the week. You're very creative Tuesday. Wednesday you'll te the center of attention. Behave yourself Thursday. Weekend: Much social activity. _ • q i_ "I. / --b ':,- -!c • %I I: - .m•- I I W I -' 'S -r'a •.: •-.- 5.,p-,-, '-• nounced by mmtssloner NrA.7. - :. ini t al a It i 41M1J,V/CA77vr Vt7 j- 1i.'S4TIL C qczi i POSSESS 4//I/AL OLXTER/i (EeZ /5 SOME THIN -THE CRAFTSAI4// t$ ( THE/P ,, Ei T? . - -• - CAf[FMA800TGMV6 gure closer to LEO FRIENdIh$ 5SIE ALS SLICHhVL4ZVEMENT COULPPIJTA i_: SEVERE 5Th'A/// Q,4/ THEIR kEL ATIONS/i7P reteran school 25 It PAST THTY Ai'E FOAl!) OF i40/Tia, PAGEA .4//P THE CLASSICAL ARTS. - 'I '.- --\ - -. O IHE S/IN/N H4V/M I OTHER'S MAKE DECISIONS FO TI/EM, - P EVEN IF THE YRE MINOR' ONES. -- '- cApg/cow,E'fgENr '-' - . -. - v ' - - 1 -- ' MARKD " - FL'JK'? SflQç 1.EGS Ag-,LAD, )EAR NbAIr - L?.AVIL) ._wvvrI.JJ_1v.i1r%c ThE CLOKA) - IM)ISIBLE - , ThE MA6riA&J RT JUDY flt and will s warned any ould find this I contingency REW LAARR THe WORW 5 - - - THE ALL-7m AAwi ?T. 13'Mo - - - - _ I 4. tid Seminole ve then, of to do as other n forced tc,do Lnisor lay off -ELLY computer ad WILL HA VI TO 5E .01 - - wo ---a- OUT OUR WAY I TO P10< A CAREER IN THIS CRAZY b3r LJ9TEN. K17170, 'rCIJRE CX'1LY IN JUNIOR HIGH.' '- Ed Sxx3L1i%ra3m I ' - ç fz NIZ i 1. VT [T&Allt- NAt.,I sE;a [d' i MUSCLES MURRAY OU'VE C-017 PLENTY OF TIME TO CHOOSE < ,---A CAREER/ TIME'S RUNNING \ Ci1 PAP.' WORLP— EVERYTHIN&s MOV1NG GO FAST.' I — THE - •': LXRLDS PERSOAJ 1(_( ) L]J - t----SA • - T7 1Tfl I --_ / - • -• I I I i-- • -4 F III" YOU LET HELP YOU __ ) Ud:; : S '1 , GCTTA JA72. VP trtR ACT! I S1MO SAYS IF () LQV'T START ATrRPCTI&kS I ME 8L71,'UESS rW1E CCrr, UUCR5W)C)'? QJ (T I Iv I MVR'IW, 'W Tr.__ ME IUfYS GQUAA BELIE ..0JLESS () PO]}1I&)6S A irri-. S)k)T L4t LE tIf7ThJG Qa6ffrS YOU IS ThE TR(YkET OR CFV3t11k CR MAJJ IM 1HERCQLDW ,flI - ACT - I -e I1tJI—*f 1' UP HIS -*f IT -4 jilt 00 J\ J -. i • -- -- -.- F. -.'. . - Cn L '' - - -• - -. .. _____ ., _; • • - S -, • I - - - - — •----.- — -i------ — ---I--— _._-.---- — -- - - - - -- - -.-- v-- - .- IV . --- - -- --. a' ----------- - - ------5.-- - . - - - - • - - - - - - -'- blue, and four. rus acrobit on ure his athletic I P'i. b) Bill ',- fl------- ( LISTaAJ. - S a S5 S - �• -r- CAMPUS CLATTER ------- ------"------ •- •_."__ •-•--•••------•-•-- ETW ' by Garry Trudeau 42M T DIPI'Ct) , 1PV41 CA 1KJ4 I/fK 011OW Q' XCSiV / VO4W Y041 WANW,50 Ir 14W.5 1-/K IU 6s2T 5VEff/1/NG . __ \•__ ' 'iT &Jzt441 U.. Th E WH I LE STILL iNCENTIVE TO STAN' AROUND FOR HAV _5~ AND E!54*1A. TIf I ('1t - 1 f/J1NA RADUATE... G .A7/1r MVa 705ff 11 '. •• ;-.'—' - "2 7/15 - • 4YMAT AMW 61/5515.. P&2PL C 6ti / / . .•,- 4' ::- - Tyr THESE BOA RD (I- •' I . - • • ;'/y' -• .t:;--- ____ At ____Ji V'-' -• tt II it _._-- •, ~;.: _:c_' - - • Fe/N, SiR.. . .•1 I - '1 ii4I '• err ing v.ows rn-political and s not influence is and Kimfor Freeman's l at ta way and wpportng the • •• •• Democrats say V charges are tivated, some ist Tuesday's ' _______ i•f A t itd charges are , Icn has the ' I Dave Graxie by WELl H.APc unty s $339,000 nnounced by DID THECOMPJy ARE [1 - 6 %•i. ( ,j '4' by CrOoks & Lawrence ALLEY 00F _ 1-11 -r • •- •'• 4.\• C - 1l 666575?! W.. YOU -- F.JD TH$'\T O!E " OF THE c3R05E5T ) W45r5QFTIMEIrJ .-.A. -. ••U1;J - -. U: i c ARR/WN5AT' - CAPTAIN EASY , F I4' N/N5-71W/ jc:!QjJ JLL-4H; -• ,-- &f r ' POUC/1./* !\('! -. • • T? 6t1/37 i?,/i/- S 74T \. l—'- 0/POM4T/c fl'M1 H I JL I L msm'1'si 5f1U1J49 85 4R,e/v/N6 IN ORROCIS ANt? 7H C40r5? 17 04 I 11NG TumoN) 5 \'CENfl\'. /228 - till / j_ NOUGH 1! . --•- - __________ 4 1145 A5$1('?tO M THAT T5NCASE5tf/I.Lcr -- L -- •Ir - .'4. ...E I. £(//1ArAJfr 7H CXRS? PO YOM Nt4/\ ~2?YFARs PARTY! TTTT SO THEY - DOONESBu FLUNKS... usr ENOUGPI FLUPft ---•-••-•.•-••••---•-•------•- 11171h IV 7. N GIVING A TU(,M-r -- •••-•--,,•••--••..-_.-••.---•--•--•- 1 Lewis by Larry • ommissloner In. MONYrHLY uiid the initial I county's cut at said computer fgurc clo5cr to MEETIPJ35 '12 veteran school said Seminole pent and will ris warned any could find this In contingency tive then, of r I ' MAY I SLIP IN I ONE U6E5TI0tj, % f GENJTLEMj,I'VE ( JU5T THOU3Hr OF A WAY TO SAVE C to do as other )OD THIt4JkIJ31 4JE ..,ON THE 5TRENSTM YOUR SPLENDID LE14OER511I I MOVE E VOTE OLR5ELVE5 A 9MALL R4I5E en forced to do rams or Lay off cork L AN :n %IAKMINT &jRc .1ST SWALLO L' 5TUB/ h. IN'T GONNA EMELIEVE OW BIG YOU'VE RQWN/ I.... YEAR i i IL JJ - .*, - I - A ii •. I I .-.--..-•. 11 l J0H1q1qy WON riAcRoG5 CIVIC THIE PE I WO 4 FiEZe6 w ThA1 ECi-4 PIECE CONTAIRS 2 — WUMEp5 ARO5 16t'OwN — _j AL 3P3RXSCXXaXjA1 S POP by Dick Rogers 1'W .7 314 eAM fl-IA'r ti WiLL ACV UP W - t• -'ç r' t-i NUMSE IN PIECES. LET'S U.JVITE 'EM) ALL TOABt& B I R T H DAY - . ' (I Z1 DOWN C70W 1 -Il 7 5\\ -I , 7")0-1. din L j- j5223Id (24 :J•ir;i 0 ~q -- ___________________ nRTURECOLORS 4 - MPR WO MARKEP I ke - r05 COLOR TP1EAR I -j-~ -- BUT, PRISCILLA' W-4ERE WILL"4' WE GET CAKE ICE CREAM) FOR ThOUSANDS OF -ORsES 9 j - -_ - ----TT:-- -- -- - - ___ AND --a -- - --m - ,,fC4%( &IANT PANs IRE VWE DOt'4'T NEED CAKE, HOLLYHOCK FVA ( o) l ot c--i -I won mwerul hors / 1 1A flChw(puuteBooks swirdid for the ad four best Stdyorutzijo1Ian43Q,to - ARAN _____________ V.N I M.) - -__ - £CE,AV ____ - -- . - P. nox f333(SUND ) w -_ -- __- • a - S:ntaCnix, Calif. 95064 I - - -• -I- 0 this newspaper) QV &M i- mono" ci J(çC~•\ _.- '-:c'_''i ---I_ •:__•_ • - -- - wool - - . •.1 • • — • • _-_• -_••9g__•_•_-_-_-_ -_••_••_-_.•_ •_-_ . • •__ - - ___ All ANSWER: • LAWN j GRASS WHY Vv INVIAN5 WEAR MVOt) KNOW WHERE __________ WE CALL ,, EATTkE) (3 I RARE, Of_ :A9LIKC- THAT'S W H AT) LET !EM - - • ,• • -. • • - -i -_• -_-_• •_-_ ••_•_•_• .••_____ -_______ • . • .. -• ., a , •_- -______-_-_-_ p ' .. . - •- •• T_ -_•_-------_: _ -•_ •3 .1 £ :2.z_.r ,, --r'= _-_ I .- •:;.r:tr - !rt$ rr • • •• $ '' • shine, and four. :t- j av'wut on siue his Ithleuc *16 Photo by LIII �- F. - -- - - 7 ---- - •:-. - - - - :-- + I . :1T 'T TT SHORT 3E:tl S 1by Frank 11111 P OY, THERE SURE IS LOT OF JUNK LEFT ROUND AFTER HRITMAS. + -- 68th Year, No. 11 0—Monday, December 29, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Freeman Issue Up Again Vote Reset Ouster - -- . Freemar, Kwiatkowski and ready to consider the issue at be suspended until charges are Hattaway with violation of Tuesday's meeting. cleared. Florida's Sunshine lAw. a tow "I will be there," Vihien said. nough some Democrats say A second showdown over the which says all public meetings Kimbrough said results of the grand jury charges are temporary ouster of County attended by elected officials last Tuesday's meeting show politically mctivated, some omas reeman s mus open to e pu c. that "Freeman still has control citizens at last Tuesday's -_ expected to take place at Also, Freeman was charged of the voting of the com- meeting id charges c 'T•; -- . -______________________ Tuesday's county commission with soliciting a $12,4® title mission," from unbiased wand jurors meeting insurance hcklnrfr Freemainn Kimbrough's rationale is rwt from lkrrin - -------------------- .- _-___________ (owity (0 I4IIil5i1)flL John li s duucd the iha-gis and that county st andards ., should be Republican And, Herring OWS :;; inbrough said today he will along with the two Democratic applied to Freeman, even his office is non-political and ask again Tuesday for commissioners Hatiaway though the attorney is not a that poli ti es does not In fl uence '-_ -.— . Freeman's removal If and Kwiatkowski — has county employe as such, investigations. cOnlinissionerSidne Vihlen Jr. charged Herring's office with but ProOdes legal scrAces to With Williams and Kimattends the meeting. politics. ;:'___ the county on a conacturai brough asking for Freeman's u _ -' _ And, 1Vthlen — contacted Contacted today, Vihien said basis, ouster and Hattaway and today at his Altamonte Springs he has "reviewed" the grand The county's personnel policy Kwiatkowski supportin g th e office — said he will attend the Jury report and the charges says any employe under in attorney, Vihlen has the meeting and Is ready to make a against Freeman and will be thctmcnt by a grand Jury must deriding vote . or decision on the Freeman Issue. Kimbrough and Corn_ ii,. r missioner Dick Williams last I Tuesday asked th at Freeman be removed until grand jury id charges agairLst the county ttorney Lirecte&Cd + But t h e commission deadlocked 2.2, with Com. missioners Michael Hattaway and Harry Kwiatkowski voting to retain Freeman, VthJc) was State officials have an- healthy contlrgency fund would Se rni ! Cotnty's $339,000 absent. He was In Seminole nounced Seminole County's be required this -+ year and in share was announced by Memorial Hospital with a school system will be shorted fiscal 1976-77 because of an+ . Education Commissioner broken foot. $339,000 this year, Asst. Supt. ticipated reductions in state Ralph Turtlngton. "if Sidney's there, I think it Roger Harris said today. funding. should come up again. If we can But Harris said the initial However, Harris said careful el A keep Sidney there long enough Because of a decline in state memo listed this county's cut at to address himself to it," fiscal budgeting last year will revenue conections, the Flori4a ST19,000. He said computer allow the system to weater the Cabinet appro%ed a two per printoutc chn i fi g urerinse r to Kimbrough said reduction In state money cent cutback in state spending $400,000 Kimbrough said , . . c,. without cutting back services. for the remainder of Uuis fiscal ' 'I'F . mission needed a Either way the veteran school ¶. • '..ä . ,.. which couldn't be reached with Harris said there are sill year administrator said Seminole Vihien absent - to see "which ficlent funds in one of three County is solvent and will e t totaled $44.5-riiiflion Ap way we were going." contingency budgets to make weather the cut. statewide, with public schools, At last week's meeting up for the anticipated $M,000 Community colleges and the However, Harris warned any Hattaway and Kwiatkowski shortfall. Tempentatreswel Stat e University to theft 1hissawalsig bat ftwu sw deterrent to dds Ine flaberman as he ma A CHILLY DAWN voted confidence in Freeman n (SUS, additional cuts could find this The W9,000, or $4, hit the hardest.his way across peacefulLakeMonroe as the lint rays of the sun streaks across the water. (Herald and charged State Atty. Abbott cowt) lacking in contingency Harris MONROE Photo by Bill k ON LAKE Vincent Jr.) Herring's office with poli tics. Inan allied move, the Cabinet funds. from the countywide con. The grand jury charged t1flfl fund I — .--.--. okayed -— t of proposar o1m? co, =her Harri+sandSchoolSupt.W.P. enrollmcntsbylopercent,wjth countieshavebeenforcedoj es "Bud" 1,ayer told the school each unive rsity establish1ng Its cutback proms or toy off AroundTheChk . ...4-A board last year at budget time a own rule& teachers, or both. Bridge... .2-B Ca!endar COMIC$ 2-B F H :~F Y' PAD WILL YOU TEFACH WE -FHAT TRICI<? I L.-1- ByEDPIIICKETr Herald Staff Writer - + - -- •• + - __ Iry Ak - /k - - +_ J - - 'N/ ______ - '- UGS BUNNY by StOffel & IfelLmdahl ISN'T THI5 THE TIE I LL GAVE YOU F)R CI-IRIS'rAI\.AS it'RKY ç L!L'IN!. DR CHRISTMAS -- — j. &J Y3SY. Fffvr ' ' ( j(i)1i EHH, PORKy, CAMP IN i' uS' A Cj~ I G( WITH IT/ +. $..J •, - 4 - l . - - • - ____ ounty C _.... : \ To Is Reduced $339,000 -++.- . ___ffi( Scnooi A + -. 4R1 ____ i W -• a . . .-. - - -: Th I pilk THIS, (S TH' ONE 1-4E PICKED OUT... ) - )S1' OUR EXPENSIVE I ER... STVL.',A'EAH,' ( 1-40w Etr.' TI-4' PRICE __ IS FIFTEEN SUCKS AN' THERE ISN'T AN0ThR LIKE IT N ,-------T$-IAT CAN 6ELIEVE.' (THAN KS, AN' AHAPPY4 NEW YEAR.' j Toda -•------- + Crossword Editorial Dear Abby J •.+. -.. Charg tI Y C - 3 — E5±z'r: N - ......... .2-BMassacre Suspect Identif'16ed A Dr. lamb .................2.8 WINTER GARDEN (AP) — A police source told a iUes sent several items of Un- Ings. He said Zeigler had been Horoscope ..............?-B At least one suspect has reporter, "We're really afraid disclosed evidence to the FBI cooperating with police in an hospital ................ . 3-it been Identified in the m for this man's life, and I really cri me lab in Washington. earlier investigation. Obituaries ... ............3-A terious shootout in which four can't tell you why Just yet." "We want the results as fast McF-achern Id he was una. Sports 54-IA persons died Christmas E ve at Sources said the witness ap- as possible and as accurate as Television - i-A a furniture store here, a sher- patently avoided being shot possible, McEachern said. He ware of any investigation Zeig. Women 1.11 Iii's spokesman says. only because the ki ller's gun said result.s should be ready tn C r had aided, uthec1auneda personal ve nde tta and family However, Chief Deputy Leigh twice failed to lire, two to three days. WEATHER 0. McEachern said Sunday that lie said investigators already quarrel had been ruled out as Today's high 62, low 12. LI o ther Witness and the no charges would be filed in he have a "pretty good under. POiuse mouves. Partly cloudy, windy and lone sw1vor was W.T. Zei gl er case for several days. lie standing" of who The victims of the shooting mild through Tuesday with a dined Jr., owner of the store in which handguns and owned the five further COfl-Uflfnt. one shotgun were Eunice Zeigler, her parslight chance of showers. his Wife, her parents and a (US McEachern refused to confound in the store after the ents, Perry and Virginia Ed. mostly In the mid 70s. Lows in firm tomer were found shot. Zeigler or dny a repo rt that a slayings. wards of Moultrie, Ga., and the upper Ws.Winds 15 to °cwas wounded in the i ncident witness told authorities Zeigler's lawyer, Ralph Had. Charles Maya, a customer who euiona1I 20 m.p.h. becoming hospitalized. monu.nts after th e slayings at a le) HI, th said his questioning of police said was at the store to southeastcrl) Tuesday. he had been assault ed in the In what McEachern co nceded Zeigler indicated revenge as a pick up a television set for a Details and tides on Page 3-A. , • ht I.- el... —I.-.. i'-- - gin. ,.w,,, ..,,t kne,. ,,,u u,,. itti id- I.11fl5L1Bhi5 +. '. -. -- -. ;. , - - - + E 3K & W JR31K by '1 e A Howx PERE EAPAj / AT <4V vJrn-4 17 yR-PS ( - - + uu,.i,u, HE WAS ALYCST -MAT TIME C Building Is Sought To House Library kick Z7 YAR0,5? HEAVw~ s4i:i~ Hospital Insurance Costs . - - '- '- "- ...__•__'___\ _ \ I - L _ ---.- MUST I-AVG LE — c2' -: - ' ,_ - - rzi-co.j' -' ! !) I! - jf FM A L I -- _ 11111 - v 1-J - ViPAT VE SFj Uk's IT' - about $450,000 for a countywide minimum of 6,000 square feet library service Envisioned as with adequate parking part of that service were facilities. branch libraries in both ends- of l4xatIons preferred are on SR 436 between fled Bug Road and Interstate 4or S 17 n N - -- Scirinole County Is actively the county. Sanford has a branch li brary, seeking a tem porary building to house the South Seminole tut commissioners i branch of the nei countywide will be a year before a building library service, Commission is located to house a courthouse Chairman Michael Hattaway annex. Plans are to put the south Seminole library in the said today. Though the Orlando Public courthouseannex — whenasite Library service went Into effect for the annex Is determined And hiattaway said a year Is earlier this year, the system still lacks a South Seminole too long to wait before providing services offered by library. In a referendum last year branch facilities. voters approved -tall-a-mill or County officials are seekinga IDIOT u Rec ycling Schedule Set 3 ,á1 ) T ic A I u m I n u in mobile unit will he launching the new year in Sanford with a January schedule of eery Wed I(ecyclers - 4 -J7 fW: -1 - ; million coverage Insumaire, Including liability and malpractice policies which expire Jan. I are -- __— ------ - of which departments or parts of Av - S -- ----------- -- - +- - - - + - .- - .1 -. - -- -- --- -. - - -- - - -- - -- ..- -,. +: ------------- I - - + - ' - -. . - - - -. -- - - - .. -L r.' - - - - - - 400 Eait First Street, frrm 'I to .1 i. evrr, Wed' departments can legally be - - - + , - - --j- - - -- .-• ____ ioved li'oin &ularJ ,vhlch Is the county seat. -- _ -+ --- - . from Seminole Agency, Sanf ord. — All Risk Incurunre CO, .+asse1lxrry Jones, lUll & insurance Agency of - lacksonville und Savaw the hospital's Ia). Ga. krient _______________________ -_—_ -_-_ 1 J - - Wv ' IN PSC Rejects Fees •- Okays Rail Hike -AIM :ic - V - - .- ... -- 421 - -, . ._ .r - .. l•--. rer_ +. -( -- 1 '' \ - - ' - MEW - - ' ------- . • h'! izumcnts that had been raised in metto and AflnUkl% h. irnnM - a previous public hearing on & in the Supreme Court suit. 01,7matter. FP&I, Florid'i Power Corp.. Both cities, along with (our Gulf Power and Tampa Elecuthtzr.-~ are appealing the com- tric were affected by the inlsion decision to the Su franchise order IWCI1C Court. In granting the increase In in, . ruled in granting In- trastate freight rates, the PSC A. - +e (r4Lce for the four biggest pow exempted crushed rock er companies in the state that hauling, which it is considering the way city f ranchise taxes are in a separate case. HO L IDA Y The increases will mean $2.9 passed on to customers should be changed. million for Seaboard Coastline HA PPINESS Before the taxes were $102,000 for LAN and t9,765 for haried uniformly to all a com• Southerii. .. -i - - should be ready for immediate occupancy. Nciswtnder was awaiting i Greater Sanford Chamber memo from County Atty. Thomas Freeman advising Commerce parking lot - -'•. ..n - TAlLAhASSEE (Al') lbe pan) 'S Customers, but the PSC The udminisirator of I Public Service Commis- decidedthatthetaxçssbouldbe Seminole Memorial slon today rejected a request by Passed on only to residents of hospital said today he the cities of Daytona Beach and cities which impose them, with expects some increases in Miami for a rehearing on the no charge to customers living the hospital's insurance imposition of franchise fe-z to outside the city limits premiums for next year city residents exclusively The PSC decision means Administrator Robe rt PSC did approve a 7 per higher bills for city residents Besserer said he doesn'tThe cent freight hauling rate I n- and lower bulls for those li ving anticipate a special crease by Seaboard Coastline in rwal areas. meeting wi!i be set before ILtil road, L&N and Southern be regular Jan. 13 board of Florida Power & Light Co. ays. trustees meeting, to re1,1t said the fees, which average Its insurance needs. lie In turning down the request about 4 or 5 per cent of a cussaid he ninnot determine by Daytuna Beach, the com- tomer's bill, would now be lev. the size of the Increases mission accepted a staff recom- led solely on residents living In The hospital's new Inmendation that the petition had the 150 municipalities served by uice pol icies ill hi. not been [tied within a required the companies which impose it awarded to one of three IS-day deadline In addition to Miami and companies Besserer said The staff said that both peti Daytona Beach, the cities of St. hii,vil.' Hiø kn.n41n1'i ti nesd.i - Up 1bttzwnv nald I ku liiI,lInui Rogerekwcnkr director of county development is conducting the feasilility stud" on locating sonic cout-thouse facihes in South Seminole ' -.s -.i I .f - -- - f e4 Off -- - -t --_ Ar Lie ---i •;__ ,' - - ij - - x. p_-_ - ' _ v - - -. --- . - !.r - low Hollilays am tbm for kids to run wild In the sunshine, to four. year-old Charlie Coffee is no exception as be turi acrobat on Acres Kindergartens jungle Making swe his athletic frnt1 rnmi to no !xrrm i Lt lalerl, 1. (Herajj P-t by &fl gym. %int-nt Jr. -- � 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, 1975 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, December 28, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 28, 1975. 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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 28, 1975; <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/cf284c3914ae8cf0a9509f77d42849ad.pdf 350f8ebdc8896ca82d800ee5ce628d90 PDF Text Text - __ _ M _T - I M, L C—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. . 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Five hundred Pet Rocks, the craze that swept gift. hungry Christmas shoppers off their feet and Into stores across the purchase, at $4 a throw, smooth __ 'I it 4 * iR~:?_:______'11___X1Z___ _-, \\\" I _ IJ$ A ______ i i It i ; _ "V7V I - WWWW -NOL ,A~ '! 0 J. J WVV '4 ! V.IV, 42.II.IaI..A I W-4 - *1 412-M .-:1"0 . .. ., I * 4 \I ''.. , \ . . I - J r ___ '~~ =='-'--~T_ F_:. _ - -___ _-;-rlr-- -;.- ij_7t - - 54- I I 1 gA i ' 1) II I I I ' . ~, .. . . I.., .~J. tl = I -W. I 1_ -1 I I . I ..\ .- -I '' 1. . -,'. I., . \\ N, "; . ..' , I i \ hI . i. I *" 1W%V - C "I - ex,t$ k -1 14 IMM -5 Ii - ?6y—se- = -_~ ~~ii~-- -_ _____ - - __ _E - - - i 141 . !, _-, I a busy start for the four-day . Aall. - t A& iA A I AM I. Gi `% ! ~ ~4 — - W - es - f t. M registers ringing in their eaM fourths full, he said. __ __ ~ AL V V w q: q 46% hat Christmas is rea Sometimes in the rush of holiday shopping and ~ .5& Santa and gifts and parties but 4* th ~ e The day after Christmas not through January, because of than last year In all departon signals the annual rush to the mans visitors to the area nantS exchange gifts or -. e era A . ovous ADMINISTRATIO N — the mas real Christmas — 1PI aq,~. ;-, 'kw,;,v i. , , i - be vours! 0 1. 4 W m / ADVERTISING E R TI S I NO ). Al'en Barnes All arnes : F COMPOSING uum Jcseph W. Askren Jane Casselberry Willian D. Currie Donna Estes James H. Haynes Robert P. Lloyd R. Richard Long edie A. Murphy Jean Patfo Edward T. Prickett Nancy T. Bowers Roy 0. Green Jan McClung Robert C. Markey Sandi Tucker Betty A. Willis 4 0- i\ A% ,~ ._ * el ,J 91= CIRCULATION Helen M. Keeran Robert L b Mary Martindill Frank R. Voltoline Keith M. Wa lk er PRESS ROOM C05, It - - .9 -- - - . 1 - - V r , - Thomas E Vincent m JI .q 7 N .1 all & PI fr - - T -- _?__ .= .~ & M.A *s1 #W CAA I i, * is 0 ~ e "Jolly County Commissioner en eman Chairman Michael Hattaway, me to Seminole County and an outdoorsman and hunW, Christmas exchanging and buying. The store accepts has gone for another year. wanted one "clear shot at an Uke everyone eLw most of eight point bua,'and in search merchandise for exchange the elected officials in the of that dream he was not from any country. c0LMtY got what they wanted available today to say if it came In Downtown Sanford, while a few didn't receive quite to pass. He also wished for a LAKE MARY POLICE PLAY SANTA CLAUS Ian Mrs. Smith I ___ . . 3 -7 -7 -~` -_ - ___ ____ - irpol nted chairman the \1o1lrc March irth b defects in mford William p J' I aer, Campaign Chairman, has announced. As head of the annual January .~ coordinate the 'volunteer drive for the Marai o Dtme in . W - 1_1 (altinLii Comics (rosord .' S/iJ , ' 4 )'I nerds to improIve the well-being of now and future children." - - 6-B 4A hospital Obituaries - - - r- 7 .~z _- - V 1! +A~~"` i,: , IL:Ll- ir. " _________ - - - - - - -- - - -- - nt _--1 -iT -• -' __________ - -'I - B It PW_ - __ - IIt ) - I- , 104 - k- -T : S-A S-A Tele%-Ision Women __ ___ ' - _- i - ' Dear Abby ........... 1-B Dr.Lamb 6-fl os hor cope 6-B ' 'd' ',,' J7__?? 'A - I W -_ _ '% .4" -~' A-,- - 6-B EditorIal __________ - r.,.,~ N `1 . V. " - ..~~k , 7-4 __________ P7. - .. - "" Today -- - ,'1'a ' ____________ _____ - Our slogan ( Happy Birth Day, America." Irs. Smith. `With 1; NWIP . db -* , over last year. lie also an. - Coun Mothers' March she will 'p grandda ughter and he received fl5ff% erald ticipates a surge of post- - Robert Martjndffl I ln- of , Darrell Ross Darwin Session Cro!yn Dan Spangler Douglas Sutton .-... - '" ~ - 7 _ _:91_0;:~~ t against Lisa Robare Cathy RomIn _ ,~i -A - i . 77" 44 P. Betty Riepe -- t_ thClt best QITI i_== Mary pollee officers led d 11* S. &UOU distributed some WO of toy$, T-shirts and coloring books tc dozens of JAke Mary chUdren ChristaAs Eve. 11)e officers fa. eluding ChW Benson, Iloa kobIc,Rouald Thnimlnja, Gee Myers and Timothy Dia mond of the junior police came with the moaey oat of tbefr o pockets and the office ' children (Seen here) Michael Ka ko of the Ideal gifts they had been year of "peace for all the people helped to distribute the guts. In Seminole County and the ______________________________________ Storeestimates Christmas hoping for. profanity, Casselberry Mayor Bill nation.-, sales were up 25 per cent over Gr Ramiro Herrm, 24, and ier, leave Winter Springs Mayor Troy ear and there was a big Enrique Herrera, 18, both of surge of m Apopka, were being held to"y years, wanted health and peace - "a nice peaceful y during th e Past wee k,' In county jail in lieu of $10,000 credits some of the increase in happiness and to be will his Christmas a, home with fam, bond each on charges of -sale Y grandson. "I think we are all and friends," and his wi.sh Mies to the new fines of leisure and Possmion of controlled fortunate," he said. "I received came true. shirts and suits. sutztance. y d to ex- all three things." "We bok forwwG onzal es, 36, of County Conunissioner John County Commissi By ED 1'ItICKr through the report presented by feels tags sho ul d co anywhere at any speed, Kercher changes, Kapko oner Harry Kimbrough received his best said, "as it Kwiatko wski, under said ( Iferald SUdf Wrf ter indictment Count) , Planner William from 125 to SM. in lieu of present of all long before ,000 bond on a comprehensive plan would means additionnl business." t*' a gra nd jury, no doubt Christmas Kercher, who, incidentally, on, this year when his Ilattaway says he is un. contain methods of reviewing Some of the exchanges will be wanted Santa to bring him an charge of conspiracy to deliver Coitnty planners are putting says the commission must certain how to handle the issue. SR436 and other county high. due to the fact sizing is different Iirsts Johuavjswas "acquittal" of charges of Also together a comprehensive plan 1PProVe a the hasle premises County planners, on the other ways to try to make them safer with the new European fit. an avid hunter, Kim. violating Flurida's sunshine which, if it's accepted, Is upon w hich the compre hensi ve ha nd , say bike paths coul d be and red uce the heavyflow of Daniel Moss, assistant law. Since San ta 's elv brOugh was hoping for a "Mood es did not bird designed to guide Se,ninole plan is being constructed. constructed 1WUICT at Zayre Department dog" He said he had two both for traffic. have One holiday burglar came County thr ough the year 2000. legal expertise, old dogs One Interesting Item con- recreational use and for Sanford, sa id th e in- Kwiatkowski sa and two g ones To reduce SR-436 traffic Store, away empty-handed after id he woul d but none The plcn touches on tamed in the report is a transportation, hunted ' ' would require cooperation creased sales indicate the settle for "a good upturn in breakInglntoavacanthoco everything from county recommendation for conenough for him." 5 strong economy w Concerning mass Iranbetween county government, £ nmnt R a y mon d trn. • would put a ' dc'l .. hich St., Altam on te mass ilL . . . SU(1,fl 0, coun 1t ,uio)CiC , s,, a n, coun t s- o11ic4a,s, 1,e si,e signs. e are a lways ple ased in search Department o, buck. .. Springs, bunch f sheriff's U. R. C. spor ta tlon -something count) 0 £ Pl' n t.i for a proeaF were uncommitted be ca use Tra nsporta tion (D) and to exchange items. It a pars of was flO aVEm4uIe is or" Park reported. cOmMiLltioners don't envision, Commissioner Three persons on the nearby at least In the near future. said be is very "skep-- what the future holds for "When you accomplish that, Altamonte Springs Ma)'r JInI Kitchen, assistant got "the usual things a fa ther Rolling Hilb Golf Course told The reason the plan may tical" about funding bike paths. transportation one man in vou'll be pushing Olenry) manager of Sears in Altamonte receives - golf balls, ties, Norman Floyd wanW a ni, , deputies that they watched a ne ver surface is it's difficult to He says bicycles do not return one car or some type of mass Kissinger," Fimbrougli said Matl said the &tore opened early shirts, 'ocks happy Christmas with and a car drop off a balding man get all five commissioners any revenue to the county and transit system. for the convenience of Commissioners also havv tOd 3Y family and all three children wearing a turquoise jacket and assembled at one time to hack that he would be reluctant to Wliat he really wanted was to However, Seminole County (hst1ssed low ct, federally customers, who were wailing at an u Mrs. Floyd 's mother were have all his children together then circle the block. Uwir way through the report. appropriate funds, planners wo ul d like to begin (Continued On Page A) e door, and th by th normal e including a grandson and The witnesses said the man And, Commission Chairman (Cod On Page A) liattaway says County planning ways of making high. used a pry bar to force his way Michael flattaway says Engineer Bill Bush feels ways safer. Into the empty house and planners would be spinning bicyclists - if bike paths were SR in Altamonte Springs ~ quickly exited and was picked their wheels if they produced constructed - should be was mentioned as an example. ~ up by the unidentified man in any guidelines without com- required to buy tags, like car Kimbrough f : acknowledged the auto, pliance of the full board. oers, to help pay the cofls of that persons in South Seminole 1 Deputies said a search of ti)e So, the commission has bike paths and the resulting are actuall movving out of the II sched ul ed time at a future upkeep. county to avoid snar l ed traffic . ... . . . . (Continued On Page V A) commission meeti ng to work Bush, accordi ng to Hattaway, on 511-436 near the Altamonte wi probine language. Deputies jailed Olivia H. Trevi no , 35 of Guadalupe Arizona on charges of disor' der,) intoxicati on and open Heads Area Fund Drive Rona Renaud .4 'I ~ -_=m-, V f F i nd -4 . - __:t~--vtl~-Zzm .- - - __V427i4P9rQ==M r,i~r r— - :.. - . .-. 41r ' Oliver Diana McCord Ed Miller __ B _# ! - rT Mike Heath . - Joan Donald L. Vincent __ #06 . . ga n David M Brown 4 -a -. Verni ce Burnell Craig Cable Pat Chaplin Paula Chaplin Debbie Creighton Julia Davis Barbara Dampier elson Goodreau w y.ene Griner .0 PHO TOGRAPHY CAMERA ROOM M-M j- ) William R. Vincent, Jr. Carl Van'iura ShirkV Wentworth d ~ F Eric Hendrickson SSIS --.'-' .- Julie Boyd Larry Burnell John V. Charron M. Gaylord, Jr. CUSTODIAN Rayrnond Mike Aiken Tim Aiken Jeannette Boggs E W I icia S gift certificates received. . . CARRIERS CAR R E fl 5 C. CORRFSPON DENTS Scott Abrahams Nancy Booth Doris Dietrich Marva Hawkins Mary Johnson Kalh~rlile Jones Elda Nichols Bob Orrell uu P. rron Mary Frances Davis Carolyn Ann Felts Marie E. Harris Ralph J. Hays R. Charles Hays Anna B. Jardine Judy A. Oliff Rose Ann Ramsey Lynne Smith Agnes P. Von Rhee Theodore Clyde Walls Marie Culbertson Er ~ r N, Belinda Burgess Wayne D. Doyle Barbara A. Solitro -. 1V 1P ALAM F ~ ~ customers to spend money and - IS Bike Paths ir. and Management Wish You and Your Family %_F Ch istms a n a •Prot- aro u s N e w- t e a r - V._ I't May the joy SUPE'-'ESr rr=" t-•. Off q 9 t - 1, I ~ Sfa riggs 4 0 " . of C is T _______ : I r about what Christmas is really all about. 4 0 . indeed the Prince of Peace, bringing peace to every heart that will admit Hi 1i a* 4 1 #* .01 4J Poole cursed him and I :: Christ Child. : . officer " d" Ill depiatirs reported . - , woman M__ ~ _._ W - __' i t - ,~~' UW _: ~ . * Now more than ever, we need to stop and think 4 t* 4 )w ~ - - who were fighting outside the Circus A, Go-G,o lounge, U.S. 17Thenasdeputleswereexjung V', I cash or more su,itable mer- M 0 I. ' west. they report heavy holiday sales Mall, he said t is receipts and are looking for. 'des days of the year and exceeding sales budgets and ward to many happy refunds. tWnks the trend will continue Christmas sales were bet , ¼ Z-i, " -i i and arrested two Orlando men 0 4* I * d. That 4 4 . 0 hope is born anew in our hearts each Christmas, forget amid the festivities and preparations. 4* all about of Christmas. Of course, we know it's more than ~ , -I ' ly TV % It's a celebration — a celebration of the birth activities, we lose sight of the real meaning of * ~ ' V are Kitchen said he expects today .. Sherifrs deputies arrived to assist officer Norman Floyd J- i filled with customers. The entire mall was extremell busy said most of the tourl . - - ______ i ers low I `_-A 71 11~111V - - '- ar - e 0 .-t ________ a .4 -V ,,I . -%a# _r - __ Altamonte Springs policeman arrested three men who dllegec1Ioldhimillega1cfrig Mo. i.. - . 11 . - The quiet was broken just after midnight when an off-duty . 1. I 1:., ~r! ______ - -;: --_ __-~ . center - I - =1 I A, fflp.~ fy . _ No _ ]'. . G Wr Sherifrs deputies and police in Seminole this afternoon 'I 6 E - --..de-, . - By BOB I.1LOVD j~ 0__r--- - rlza I - — -- - _-- . . ,_ - ~ I I -1 I - - vr__- _~ ALI— , ,0't , ' * ; W I I r--, .I On Drug . 2_Nll - and - '4 - i : ,:i_:;:.:.1*f -. .-.4--w!i:~rl_ 7 ' , -___- U__ i ., ailed IVy ._ whatever was causing his indecision or moodiness has been resolved; now he's totally at ease and feeling fulfilled. It's not a gift for the subtle or secretive! The mood stone ring is a chemically treated stone - a heat-sensitive coating on the under surface reacts to body temperature, changing color as temperature varies. In so doing, it reflects the changing moods of its wearer. Josh Reynolds, 33, is coinventor of the mood stone thined the mood s('4)C ring. ('o-founder and chairman of the SUess Transformation (STC) and Q-Tran Ltd., he halls from New York City. The craze started early In August when 1,500 his "truth rini,q" ca,1,i nut h tk fly. ,%. it..... - nt 1 - Charges _. ç, .- k i ~& %. - .i. 0 ~ ~ ~%~ Trees the - hr. A z, I I - I - , ii .- - d' - ,I,,_ _. - .M. '.. \ / r~l ._ r"f_ __-[Vr__ ~_avw le- ____ __ _ - ow 4 . __ '. 1. %.- _ . - 1_N%_ 1. . -% '~ I I ~N%kl X 0, ____ . ., I I ) 1 - ~ -T' i al Many Christmas Pet Rocks are a kind of "fantasy trip," Dahl explains. He claims to have "packaged a sense of humor." Dahl's getting last laugh! And If It's not rocks the shoppers bought it was stones mood stones. "They're buying them for gifts; they're buying them for themselves," said a sales clerk at J.C. Penney's In Sanford, referring to the mood stone rings that doubtless stuffed an estimated million stockings on Christmas morning. Instead of wearing their hearts on their sleeves, everyone is running around wearing their emotions on their fingers. One glance at that tell-tale ring and you know black indicates she's nervous and tense; purple means she's passionate ready for love. Or If his ring - nation to __________________________________________ is neatly Rocks for their lingers, rocks for their mantle shelves. To many, it seems that Christmas shoppers this year had rocks In their heads--or at least, on their minds. Because that's exactly what thousands received as AA& ~ .1 . 4 4 Mexican beach pebbles crated In miniature doggie carrying cases. They even come with a handy manual entitled "The Care and Training of Your Pet Rock." Stores in Sanford and the South Seminole area reportedly "sold out." The mania for Pet Rocks has made a millionaire out of Gary Dahl, 38, an advertising copywriter from Los Gatos, Calif. who reports he first hit on the Idea when drinking In a pub with friends. Apparently he made a comment about having the perfect pet a rock which required little In th way of food, care or friendship. Then he .iecided to take his wisecrack crlously. Pet rocks have been selling at a rate of about 100,000 a day and Dahl clears 95 cents per sale. lie attributes the success of his Pet Rocks to people I'jnji "in rbimn .vrnr1 •l,.,,,i t....... i Herald Staff Writer * I Under Rocks Seems That Everyone Got A Piece Of The Rock * / Pet Rings, B - -_ Confer through S~aturda * Fair Saturday. Highs I -_ - - - -- -______________ V--- -.. -~, _-______ __ - - -_ _ __,-_ -_ ---_ :______ __*_S:A_ - -f iCCC --------.---- v ------.--..- ' - 'f -- r AM W V V V V------- - - - - - - ' :L -t -v NRY, I 'l Xi are born with - r-ç-,- yiIcal or mental damage every year. PAT i Heads Saof Fund Drive ms iAghl winds becoming west to northwest. Details and tides on Page S.A. BRIDGE WORK Aerial vlew of Ostets bridge area kokizig cast Ibmi; progrfts 0(work on the new SM scr &. odoss the Johns River. a compkted, the long needed wffl eliminate antiquated and wo bridge that has t la tmed several ll'v es Hera ld Photo by Bill Vincent Jr. ) �-- ---: - ------- - -; - - - - - - - - - - r' - -- -. --,-, - ------------- - ----- - ---. 'T - ------- - ------ Evoning Herald, Sanford Fl. --- orth o Lake Howell took a smil sdfc containing conta ning $Z GAO Report On Agencies: Living High Off The Hog - WASHINGTON (AP) A report by the General Accounting Office says thiee agencies that regulate the nation's banks Indulge In "wasteful and lavish spending', of tax dollars, Sen. William pJfljreD.Wj$ said toda y. Proxmire, chairman of the Senate Banking CornmIt te , said the report by the government watchdog agency says officiat3 of th e Federal Reserve Board, the office the comptroller of the currency and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., 'llve high off the to" compared employes of other government agencies, The senator said the GAO report showed expenditures for such things as office space, travel and furniture to be out of line with the amounts spent by similar regulatory agencies. Minimum Wci qe To Rise Man Woun .oun e Station Robbed ited Amount . Deputy David Duguld Apartments, Fern Park. Sheriff's deputy J. F. Bennett reported 20-year-old Ricky !l-ter, N.Y., ShcriU' invt1gatoa today J0--1 5, of 821 Wolf Trail, Thieves Strike man's 1973 Cadillac sedan were looking loran unidentified Casselberry, was treated at Deputy John 1. Poole Christmas Day less than an b1ck male who robbed a Florida Hospital North, report t t thieves made off hour after it had been reported service station attendant Altamonte Springs, with a color television, camera, night of V50. Christmas Day for an P rsdakY A Ave. residence in Nlidway. rmstrong, 25, of cidental gunshot wound. Kenneth W. Florence, 23, of Orlando, told deputies he was In Jones was target shooting In a in a iweakln at the 2724 Tierra Sanford, and two 16-year-old the office of the Eastern Oil wooded area north of SR 434 Circle residence of Willinin T. haelfer. juvenile boys were arrested on Station, SR 438 and Lake Howell near Sit 419 when his holstered larceny of an auto charges at Road, Altamonte Springs, .22 caliber pistol discharged, Southwest Road and W. 13th St., counting the day's receipts just wounding him in the right c, D oor Jimmied San ford. after 9:30 p.m. when a man according to sheriff's reports. Florence was held in co un ty entered waving a chromeJohn Walker, of 611 Park jail in lieu of$5,000 bond and the plated revolver and told him, Ave., told Sanford police that Safe Taken juveniles were turned over to "Don't move or you're dead." Someone pryed open a door to state authorities at the Sanford Armstrong said the bandit Kenneth J. Cryser told take a $400 color television from scooped up the cash and fled on deputies that holiday burglars his residence. Juvenile Detention Cnier. F %OFF %OFF . ... v ---rt rvvV - : Holida y DECORATIONS f Mali q4 YOUR MOOD? OCOLAT S CH T • ' L MIS nICE 'A E RI I! - - --- - - Florida Highway Patrol today reported no traffic deaths FORT WALTON BEACH (AP)— A series in S&'riiinolc County so far Christmas Day tornadoes bulldozed through parts of the during the four-day Christmas holiday weekend but Longwood Florida Panhandle, leaving four people hospitalized and others patching up damaged homes. Police recorded a traffic death Civil Defense officials in Okaloosa County said two just hours alter the holiday twisters touched down Thursday afternoon In the south leriod began at 6 p.m. Wedend of the county, overturning mobile homes, uprooting nesday. 61 trees and downing power lines. Mrs. Naomi P. Dorigan, 51, of Civil Defense Director Torn Nichols said the injured Casselberry, died two hours were rescued From overturned mobile homes and taken to after a 9 p.m. collision at U.S. a local hospital. Their conditions ranged from critical to 17-92 and Dog Track Road, good, he said. Longwood police said. Earlier Thursday, a tornado cut a 10-mile swath 1rs. Dorigan was a through Escambia County, damaging houses but leasing passenger in a car driven by no reported injuries in its wake, her husband. Kenneth harry I hirigan, 53, officers reported. Dorigan was treated at Florida hospital North, Altamonte Springs, as was the driver of the WINTER GARDEN (AP) -- "Don! I've been shot! second vehicle involved in the Please come and help me." collision, Frank C. Carter, 27, of Those words Christmas Eve opened what one veteran Longwood. SIiS .tth,.. ,....lI_,1 iiAL - - case - - i- nave . V0 LT u&inxr ca we worst ever nanhie(i." Poli ce said the Dorigan car They led him to blood-spattered store where he found four was northbound on U.S. 17-92 persons dead and his best friend seriously wounded. and making a left turn onto Dog Police Chief Don Ficicesaid he was ata Christmas party back Road when it collided when he received the call from W.T. Zeigler Jr., the owner with a southbound car driven by of a local furnit ure store who was due at th e same party. carter, an off-duty sheriff's deputy. I'olk'e said the Carter vehicle Woman overturned and Carter was also WEST PALM BEACH AP - "The only thing I treated for lacerations at could think of was getting the lion off her," says an emFlorida Hospital North. ploye of an animal attraction who rescued an elderly Officials predicted that 31 woman being mauled by a 400-pound lion, persons would die in traffic Dennis Pruitt, 20, was credited Thursday with saving accidents across Florida during Ernrp.a 72, Li 111" 717- 1- ;day L cida C ". the 302-10 olicay which ends "It's a miracle I am alive," Miss Bates said from a at midnight Sunday. " hospital bed. "It's a real Christmas miracle." In 1974, a one-day holiday, 204 She had gone to Lion Country Safari to visit and feed a persons were killed. In 1973, the lioness named Elsa, the only survi%ing lion of six the has last four-day observance of raised over the years. Christmas, 520 persons died. 1976 -._-_ REGULAR PRICE PLUSH .. Om 50%. VOWLI UPI1 ' hurry in! . . all items on sale Friday and Saturday only! . I, ( -- - J'— I so • - President Ford says he plans to tackle a ration of official business before spending more time on the ski slopes at this Rocky Mountain resort The President helped his family demolish a 22-pound thristma.. turkey Thursday. Then, with about four inches of fresh powder snow on the ground, he spent some three hours on the slopes, winding up somewhat out of breath and confessing he was tired. ' " - " '. A ' • A New Medical Group Cerstif ies Physician c2nm. Before this new equip. ment was installed Dr. Dexter took speci a l training In Intc;prctin "Xtr•gmam' at Hutzel Hospital in Detroit. Dr. Johnson received m Nuclear Medicine and passed a comprehe'nsive board North America. °' examination in that spec1al1j __ _____ field of medicine. ? lITf1'T Dexter had previously — '9 received "Board Cer' tifications" in Radiology, in Therapeutic Radiology, and In ,' fJJ, Nuclear afW from The Amerkan' Board of , ______ J. _________ Rawolov. Michigan Sta!e University provided Dr. Dexter his 11xi2 premedical education, the University of Michigan his ALSO SIZES 1? x1S medical education leading to l2x12, 12*15 his M.D. degree. He served his Army-Navy internship at Wayne County Genua1Hospftal In Detroit, Surplus Nch. and his reddency in 310 SANFORD AVE. Radiology at Hurley Hospital in .-Flints Mich. Evening Herald Dr. Dexter end Dr. John T. Johnson. are th RdInlo rt ; cpt Sat vrd.y and Christmas for Seminole Memorial Linoleum Rugs Day by Tht Sanford Herald. IrK, 3DO N. French Ave., Santoro. Fla. 3717). Seminole Memwial Hospital in Sanford has recently added a stcond clm 110%hup. P.1'j I t Xcroradiouaphy Unit to t1w cuagnowc eqwpment in ts 1kSibcriptiai Rates by Carrier partmnent of Radiology. This equipment Is particularly valuable in diagnosing breast 1 25%OFF REGULAR PRICE Mips A ^ 25%OFF a bDirr REG ULAR FIUL ASSORTED COSMETIC ar'r eETS GIF TS ITE !2OFF 2WoOFF REGULAR PRICE ALL CALCULATORS REGULAR PRICE ilrUDICTUAC bI1flIlIJUMJ MS III *u BRAN D 2581 MR, BUBBLE BUBBLE BATH • '' og l L'UT 'S BODY ALL HAM. BEACH CAN OPENER ,. 'liii '.TA (iii , ,i,, 89c GLYCERINE U!SRIEL WILKINSON APPLIANCES ''! HAM. BEACH MIXER -- PEPTO BISMOL ! J,Vjr 88 CTO.5I NORELCO RIG 27 99 COFFEEMAKER 89c NORTHERN MIST 1'i Ir[] ELE TRONICS C $$ CAR WASH 4 ' BRUSH PASTCMiSTLtS&4UUi.UuHA,OtI So 23 • 8 , ,, PUSTIC SHOE BOXES DOOR MAT F077 PAPER 902 00 110 PIGNAPKINS IS i mil TWO 2 - REG C 58$ )t. 99 48c ASTRO TURF i Ig - GALA _________________________ RUBBER c LADIES PIG 88 SWEATERSAS-,TD !!'!!!IM! SHUT CFF A County Commissioner Richard Williams was hoping to get the tires Wck on his bicycles. He had found time to repair them, but was searching for time to pot the tires back on. Councilman-elect, Lawrence Goldberg of lzngwood and his fwnfly celebrated Hanukah, the festival of lAghts, and his sons, Keith and Jonathan, really made out. The Jewish tradition Is that the children receive one gift a day for eight (lays. ri i';':. i' 8"" GOLF JACKET YH AUCUA,( something da fasiilon Plat e, Rho got a new leisure suit for Christmas. AND MEN'S TOASTER i c INTERMATIC (G 6 'J9 siDill 33 cTI M-ER wso cr 39c 5 CT. BUDES :I l rl l 111 1 AII . FF'', ~k ELECTRIC JU 1 10 AX1043(CONDSIAIG 1~J pR •• PROCTOR HEC, f,9o) !PPP!II PROCTOR together with the Floyds for the big day. SEED -. 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It's designed for truly efficient cooling. And can fit into your present warm air heating system. THE 0 Call us now an d we'll help 'ou cool it. - tuft six, single con" .4 ourr.glIfl.SAU I - • , tuft sits dual cont l OW9flt1 % I'(. V1 AIR Machine wash, dry polyestcrs, (O ' tj4,T .. I,1 acrylic prints, solids; schiffli bound. save 2.02 2609 s anford Aye. 397 497 I and 7200, our tog. 5.99-6.91 sheared bath towel ensembles CONDITIONING Ph ro famous Beacon & Chatham blankets Quality value you mustn't miss' JIi ) SAL,20.79 6 322-6390 •" ' 4 I Sanford 'V I? Thick, thirsty cotton-polyester prints, flora's. more' terry Americana V S$ hand towel..... 171"1-s,,,, 1.66 ,,; face cloth ...... Ilk -IC ..... Tic 222 bath towo Out reg. 2.59 £'( printed no-iron tier curtains —.- Kodel' polyester -AvriI rayon tiers in fashion prints, super color5' - If 38.................. 05 155 ......... 3.33 valance ........ o... 351 ......... 188 Our rog 455 ---388 22 Pr. 24" length our rag, 2.99-3.99 Save 66c-1.77 -. Under Study All the rage, now for a low $5! Herculons. rayon vetvets, upholstery fabrics. Shredded foam filled. ho - - ---. . ,.-- • • •' ( .....-_'\(1' !I' 2.99 J I I '' . . 1 I -• . •' III If our rag. 7.99 I special on famous Cannon towels m' - Amazing low price for these 100% cotton terry wOnders' Also in group ,'"•. '-'"' hand towel....... two- 1 eJ 5 - • ...— ) 'r"' fl K ' . ro ass.... .... - . I 1....' The Discount DePartMent Store ' you ;Iva at least through the year 21)00. -• I cost homing, and thesc areas will be mentioned in the plim. b . ••... . in t'nn i'nhInte f,p tnt., rnmnIMM -will coo / 7! : - subsidized housing for certain areas of the county. flattaway says the cornprehensive plan will have to set aside certain areas for this type housing -- or it could easily he tested in a co urt of law and the entire plan thro,*n out, "Everyycounty cou has got to take "Eve Its share," Hattaway said. Commissioner Richard Williams said the key to remember is precisely what is thIs county's share. Kimbrough said, however, that the federal government cannot order county government to subsidize federal using. Kercher said there Is "plenty nf 5r - (Continued From Page l-A) , ,3.60t* jumbo 27" decorator floor cushions Is MOVING Atlas Tires Batteries & Accessories SALE 17.10 to 40.50 County Plan Standard Oil Service Ila all room size fashion rugs IL that nls broken ankle will mend quickly so that he can get back to county business and break the tie vote over whether County Attorney Thomas Freeman's services should be continued Major & Minor our reg. 18.99 to 44.99 What a sensational group! Tweeds, solids, bold and bright patterns in nylons and polyesters with nonskid rubber backing, Chco crn wanted fath,1 colors; all 81/2 X 11 1/2' size. He no doubt also is hoping To 23I7 W. FIRST ST. I IO' off If charge It County Commissioner Siiinev L. Vihien Jr., asked for "a bag of tricks so I can keep up with co unty politics d ur ing the next 12 months." 77C I44 ' SANFORD HEA TIM; & party for children this week. "We have ft whole family together — father, mother, sister, brother and sister-in-law — oo,"h' s.aid. 6-- ..J , Say Officials OF OUR REG. PRICES .LLOYDS .SHARP MANY STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM (WI SUPPLY LASTSI Does not includ boxed Chocolatts. While supply las t LIMIT ONE SAVINGS •T(AS4PSTRUMNT CAKES (WHILE SUPPLY LASTS (WHILE SUPPLY LA$T5 LIMIT TWO FANTASTIC CANDIES AND 1 FR UIT BATH ' Santa's OK I! ::') Lion Mauls Elderly VAIL, Cola. (AP) .- - - 6,419 to - - Chocso from doa.n. of Io'v.W. cusidly ..'. *n asoortme"t of " .1 5 1/ 1 •' P' hIs $u V 1$ 'IS G4?tWIW,$flf!I5ftI,,t',,.n white sale! Shootings Interrupt Party * TOYS V1 .11 , 10 at our colorful Four Hos pita1 ize d 1776 - COVIE y '' L .g v .... .. I ME (L,t4, CA -•&-.. liv BOB LIA)Yl) hIt'ld Staff Writer 10 8624000 I Recorded Tornadoes Rip Panhandle, For Further Information Phone 'j. . ort save IN BRIEF 1.4 & SR 434 Longwood, Fla. .'INN ThfIntiIw4,cti.nofjiavnbo P0'., Assorted Centers covered with milk chocolate I Quality Inn , GIF T WRAP .r WHAT IS BOXED AeIal LI .M,its d.cc.pho.is do on Cub, TV, Air Conditioning, Maid Service CHRISTMAS OR SILVER COLOR SUPREME 135 an lncu $$ GULAk PRICE ': MOOD 0 UNISEX STYLING • GOLD CHRISTMAS FLORIDA j SATURN - On Ski Slopes Crod!? Cards Honored - Fatality A ...i I OFF . ,.~',i ~3OFF INGS OF ICE 1t4k WASHINGTON (AP) —Millions of America's lowest. paid woikers will be eligible for Immediate pay raises when the federal minimum wage law jumps to $o per hour on New Year aDay. The rDepart tsaidThursday(hatnearIyf million workers will be eligible for the pay ra ises. Included are '' wor1kers, uwvu(, domestics, iocai l ocal government employes and retail clerks. The revised minimum wage law actually covers million American workers, but the Labor Department says more than 'i3 million already earn more than th e new minirntuns. Friday, Dec. 26, 197S3A Monthly Rentals when they broke Into his residence at Green Meadows , , d ed an Auto Stolen IN BRIEF 110spitai. V of :i'ae1.M he Cadillac ut ves s returned to its to turn up any sNW owner, Orion T. hicks. suspects in the burglary, NATION Li m 3 Jailed On Drug Charges rom Dr. Charles S. Dextpr qf Sanford has been ctIfled by e newl y-established Ani'riran Brd ! Nue!ear Medicine. To be qualified for th1ccr1iflCtioflD. Dexter -- Friday, Dec. 26,197S - Ford --. - - -- - - 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- - -- --- -- - — % s.y.. ,.wv, a ..a',y ('' ""u t .l.. - l• 8k Søc III both iz. our rag. 1.49 �- , _-___..-. - - .- - - - rr — - - S. --.- - --- - - - -Evening ~ Herald 3W,N. FRENCH AVE., SANFO1D fI.A Area Cc'de 3ft5-3 -2.i;j o g31.9 - 32773 r Friday, December 26, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher H. RICHAhD LONG, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARK EY. Advertising Director 9 _________ _ - Ikmv l)dir) Week. 5renL5; Month, $140; 6 slnths, $14.20; Year, 128.40 By Mail: In Florida same as home de li very. All 'Cher mail : Mon th , $170: 6 Months, 11620; 12 Mon ths, p2.40. i F _______ 's Ford Spending The Clock Limit J us tified America's 13111 of Rights, which was ratified 184 years ago, stands more than ever this year as a miracle in the history of mankind's effort to create workable forms of self-government. The latest session of the United Nations General Assembly has exhibited how hypocritically some governments are capable of treating the issue of human rights. It has been 27 years since the t]nitd Nations adopted a 'Universal Declaration of Human Rights" which aimed to commit the nations of the world to the kind of principles embodied in the first 10 Amendments to the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights we commemorate today. That much-abused U.N.document called for universal recognition of "the inherent dignity and the.. equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family." It held that all people should be protected from arbitrary arrest or detention and from cruel and unusual punishment. It supported the presumption of innocence until proved guilty and the right of defendants to a public trial, When the U. N. General Assembly passed a resolution condemning South Africa and Chile for holding political prisoners, U.S. Ambassador Daniel P. Moynihan offered another resolution calling on all nations to grant amnesty to political Drisoners. The point he wa s trying to ma!e that many countries voting to condemn South Africa and Chile were themselves among the guiltiest in denying free political expression and basic civil rights to their people. Mr. Moynihan 's cause went down in th e swamp of semantics which so often smothers any effort to tell the truth in the U.N. He had to rise up recently to defend the United States against uutright lies in a resolution accusing us of supplying arms to South Africa and trying to portray our Coast Guard units in the Virgin Islands as a military force threatening Latin America. The General Assembly, he said, is increasingly deserving of the contempt its distortions of the tru th are earning it, and the United States — "a nation of fke men and free women" i not at all impressed by verbal thuggery in the U.N. The Survival and strength of the American Bill of Rights may lie in the fact that the Founding Fathers placed at the head of it the guarantees of free speech and a free press which can call the government to account for everything it does. The hypocrite and liar do not last long in American public life, and as the spate of investigations in recent years into affairs at the highest level of our government has shown, even the most hidden abuses of power in our country can eventually brought to light, The U.S. Bill of Ri gh ts states its principl es in a few words which are taken to mean what they say by our courts and our citizens. Th at is the distinction betwf-Tn our country and those iD the United Nations who speak loudly of "human rights" whik sweeping their own offenses against those rights under th e rug. - Down On The Farm revival of American optimism, signaled by a return w brisk holiday buying, is In marked contrast to the grim economic outlook in the soviet union. And the national moods are almost certainly linked to J7 harvest figures. A record U.S. wheat crop of 2.13 bIllion bushels hac contributed to a drop in food costs, indicative of future cnsasuer breaks in other areas of the economy. At the same time, the potential for a disastr disastrous sag in I /// '11*~ / " i .PQ k, -' - :i..** --, -. . . i -Zb"% ~ " an.aw - (" ~-~ 1%, ~ n- ,~- ##' jf i — .. i I Th ere was to be an added bon us, which no one ta gewis so far as could be P determined, the greatest push in the protest movement against the secretive pollcestate rule fl the Soviet Union year In and out, had come from the Russian scientific and technical community. If so rnar Soviet scientists dared C ~ft -tu- ,/X\ aggressions It was hoped here that the USSR science a whole, while loyal to the Soviet Union Union--MAi be a healthy leven1ng force in relations betwee. the two nations if exposed to American alms and policies through greater COfltrBCt with U.S. scientists, Aleif _______________ .7 ___________________________ ____ ____ __________ ___ _ "The salts I - - _-______. -- - s-_ SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28 Q.i..I ,,,._LILL, pv cnwii of ____ _ - -.--Supersonic Noise - • ers andir the economy, as colonial, frugali ty gradually gave way to exploitation of th e raw materials and the advent of the tirowaway philosophy which Is still predominant, country's nat"ra"resourt But recycling is coming back into tityle, and on a more modern note, the Alwninum 2 I 0 n°t - -, or. Cartridge - SOLD REGARDLESS OF PANELING CEILING TEXTURE $799 Req. ---------§ 6-M.......W, Phil deere _______ I'H OPEN TUES. THRU SAT. 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'iou can also check with the cunstruaiicn f Intriguing study of just w far the government ederal sn ho Al reun ions can be productive "At such has intruded into the lives union and the C(ti&ii'AIn of America ns. in AUO(L Just about every time a citizen rubs against gatherings," he aivlses, "a photograph is This hau t ve handbc k on Footnote: CT11ap5 the enly rto,le ufi c1ng is the overrnert, hctlne t 1 Ic se L tltab, cui it nU be tJ ineaus ol ob. UK from called 'Where's 'Nhat," with L.'ie subtitle, business, register a car, claim unernpIoy&erit taming an 111)40.date :t;lllltotti ifiles photograph for use in your who hae ma "Sour "Sources of Information for Federal In- insurance Cr even pertthase savings bonds, he inquiry.,, d t e Ity en t sk. ', 1890. The 1890 CLU, Mtt'"h zelate Unt," ft wa compiled In l5 by Harry J must leave behlM his life history, 4 with a Murphy also recommends checking with the touch of regret, was destroyed in a 1921 fire, -_- . - ii CAULKING Winter white - 0 - , PAINTER'S loci CEILING SOLD IN JANUARY , larger the amounts of ptentlal care iogen, said Indiana University chemistry professor Milos Novotny. GH ALL SUSPENDED Mention-.- .. V Cartridge Blackjack CEMENT - Store Full Of Fine Furniture, Bedding & Accessories Too Numerous To AltfljLjH I)cYOIJNG MRS. KATE QUArI-LEBAUM Arthur DeYoung, 72, of Orlando Highway Sanford, (lied Mrs. Kate L. Quattlebaum, Tuesday, Born In Paterson, 86, of 110 Chapman Ave., died N.J., he lived In Sanford for 21 Wednesday. Born In Plains, years. lie was a member of Ga., the came to Sanford in Presbyterian 'Chur 4ti of the 1929. She was the widow of J. B.. Covenant , where he was an Quattlebaum, retired active elder. He wai a retired policeman. She was Sanford a member builder, of the Congregational Christian Survivors include Mrs. Church of Sanford. 1 110 Jennie DeVoting, Sanford, a Survivors include three Cooler through Saturday. son, Dr. Arthur J. DeVoung, daughter, Mrs. Ernest BelIlzio Fair Saturday. Highs in the mid Bedford, In d.,: one grandchild; of Orlando, Mrs. H. C. George, to upper LOs. Lows in the 40s. two brothers, John of Oakland, Arlington, Va., Mrs. Jane Q. light winds becoming west to N.J. and Joseph, f Beaeh Stass, Sanford; son, Kyle L northwest. Hoven, N.J.; sister, Mrs. C. Quattlebaum, East Palatka; 10 EXTENDED FORECAST Roslaper, Oakland, N.J. Partly cloudy with showers grandchildren rind numerous Funeral services will be held great-grandchildren . mainly Tuesday. Lows Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Funeral services will be held mostly 30s extreme north to 13r1.sson Funeral Home today at 4 P.M. at Bnlsson upper 40s central and SOs 10 Funeral Home and burial will tenor south portion. High MARY MCCORI) he in Rochelle, Ga. __ Sunday to mid 70s south. Highs Mrs. Mary B. McCord, 61, of Monday mid Os north to mid the Old Mirns Road, Geneva, 70s south. died Thursday morning at Daytona Beach tides: high Funeral Ni otces Winter Park Memorial 2:43 a.m., 3:04 p.m.; low 9:00 Hospital. A native of BrownDYOUNO, ARTHUR- Funeral lirVicti for Arthur DiYJn9, 72, am., 9:13 p.m Port Canaveral ssille, Pa., she had lived in high 2:33 a.m., 2:43 p.m.; low of Orlando Highway. Sanford, Gene va for the pact six years w1o0ed TueSday will beheld at 8:43 a.m., 9:09 p.m. moving there from Winter 1:)e p.m., Saturday at Brlssoi, FISHING WEATHER Park. She was a member of the Funeral Home with Dr. H. D. Marine forecasts Indicate a Gress officiating, durial in Church of the Nazarene. small craft advisory in effect. Oaklawn Mpmoriei Perk Geneva: Geneva homemakers, n chCrg. Westerly inds 20 to 25 knots. Pink Ladies Auxiliary Winter Seas five to eight feel, Wlnd'i McCORD. M.5. MARY B.Park M€iiioi'laI Huplt,a1 tshe decreasing rapidly tonight and Funeral services for Mrs. Mary had put in over (MO hours of a. McCord, 61, of Old Mims becoming variable 10 knots vilunteer time), Nitwit Club of Road. Geneva, who died Thur Saturday. Seas subsiding Geneva and Geneva Garden Way at Winter Park Memorial tonight and Saturday. Hospital, will be held at 11 a rn. Club. Saturday, at GNeVa church of Bottom fishing for snapper is Survivors include tier the Naiarene with Rev. Alberl excellent outside. King husband, Ralph McCord, Green officiating. Burial in mackerel have come in again Cemetery. in , Geneva; daughter, Mrs. Judith Geneva flowers, family requests those as predicted, but are not too Ann hlane, Clover. S.C.; son, wishing may make contributions cooperative. They should start to the Ma ry McCord Funncore Ralph S. McCord, Winter striking trailed lure ac of Churcfl of hc Nazarene, Springs; sister, Miss A anc Geneva. Gramkow Funeral seather continues the warming Bodak, New York City; and six Home, Sanford, in charge. trend. grandchildren. Inside salt water trout are QUATTLE BAUM, MRS. KAIB Fwieral services will be held "hot .," one report of 55 caught L.- Funeral services will be at 11 a.m,, Saturday, at Geneva held today at 4 p.m. at Brinon by Ed Penningtin In the East Church of the Nazarene. Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Channel, south of Turtle Hunter officiating. Burial in Gramkow Funeral Home, Mound, Trout-touts and Rochelle, Ga. Brison Funeral Sanford, is in charge of Home n charge Mirrolures fished deep the best of arrangements, arrana.m,nti flr f bi, ROOFING Eddie Quinn Is Leaving The Business Everything Must Be Sold Immediately 20 % °60% _ ANDERSON '" F SAVE FROM Springs Mr!. . SpW 4 While Supply La sts 'Fhertuan Nelsoii Joyce Picard,at Ar1nie H. Robinson Belinda Sanders Peter Van Acker Sidney Vihlen Carolin Williams Betty It. Connelly, Casselberry Wilbourne Hall, Cassdher ry John W. Kilgore, DeBarv Rex Wilkinson, DeLand Florence A. Brown, Deltona Cecil C. Crouch, Deltona Robert D. Smedley, Deltona Valentine loper, Longwood Mathew H. Johnson, Oakhlll Ella W. Robinson, Winter Park , The DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP R that could result, investors? Will to those and institutions who aluminumMuch brought back to some 130O recycling Investors cannot Ignore the fact of a are now content buy people bonds be templed into the centers. of this money was paid to private moratorium on repaymen t of bonds the y p. equity markets? Quite llkiy. It's been a one-way stree t, he said We sent chased. The contract t er Individuals and to organizations like schools, ms of some bondholders Competition for funds also Is likely to become top men there, give information of great value.. were More than $45 million has been paid to audi changed, and the, could do little about It. mor e intense when industry begins gearing it's their turn, the Russians hold back. Their bonds won't be redeemed on time, up groups and Individuals since 1970, says th e for expansion. At the moment, businesses are association. ney cooperate strongly in fields where they are One consequence of the New York city seek.ing relaUvely meager amounts Of capital far behind and have much to Those 124 million pounds of aluminum from us. They situation, which some urt*nologlsts maintain is because of an existing Overcapacity, delay in terminably when learn the situation IS latent In many recycled back into cans and other products other large, Industrial cities, Is Sometime bef or e 1980, however, that idle repr revered, when we want to get Into fields we the intzoductlonof a bill that would smooth esent not only a substantial saving in the capacity is likely to be put to work by an exhave reason to believe they have made fin- way for resources but also in energy. Recycling municipal bankruptcies. panding economy. Companies will have to re- anmaterial portan advans which might be usef ul to use, aluminum can requires only five per cent of pad, this bill would permit financially equip and enlarge their facilities, an The same problem exists In American in. distressed cities to file for bankruptcy wi t hout seeking greater amoun ts of funds. d so will be the energy It took to make It in the first place. If marijuana were lega lized, the Surgeon dustrial con ta cts with the Russians. Efforts by first Obtaining pnlssion of their bondholders, it is future market conditions such as these General niaj haqe snotJr pm blem on his Americans to penetrate the Sos let market ap.' as they must now do, that the weak underzming of th e municipal desk. He might have to require that It carry an Twu of th e municipal bond market's most bond market may pear to succeed ocdy where there Is a ma jor become evideaL Measuring even stronger warning than Is presently technical input the Russians can buy for an strategic underpinning thus have cracked, and the ratio of risk to reward, some investors are printed on eachhealth package of toba cco cigarettes. many dealers fear that future Investors hardly likely to be steered away from municip exceedingly als. p, According to a report made at the First cheap price In rubles. Unlike grain, will be willing to place In it as much confidence there seems to be little normal long-time market Chemical Congress of the North American for most American products. The Russians want as they have In the past. Continent held In Mexico City recently, smoke So far the corequences don't seem to be protrtypesorthey can study and build for them. pronounced. The cost of money to municipalities from marijuana cigarettes has been found to selves Letters to the editor are welcome. All1etters technically advanced factories. ntain higher concentrations of several known co is mustbesIgae Is higher, and dealers here say some of It when cancer-causing agents (carcinogens) than Now there is nothing sinister in this The direct consequence of the New York financia l possible, a I dwithamaulIngadd5, number so the identity et tobacco smoke, Not only that, but the mom potent the pot. the - AREA DEATHS impact on En d Justifies M t ION1)A Y, DECEMBER Free testing foe' Sickle Cell Disease, 9:30 a.m. tO 2 p.m., Redding Gardens Apartments main office, Fifth Street and L Locust Avenue, Sanford. Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. Sanford: Agnes E. Boyd £1w3 BeUet 9K Vera Mae McFayden David S. Van Ness George .M. Willis Wyman Harden, Altamonte Springs Jeffery i,. Thursam, DeBary John M. Gardner, Lake Monroe Albert Warren, Osteen - Amer1ca 'aacrapdeaIer3andp] JOHN CUNNIFF Ph I)LSCIIARGF.S S ALE Estella Johnson Flora Johnson .h'era E. Kelly Nevin Crnnlcn ......... - ma anmnrn o os by William Vincent Sr., 2-5 p.m., General Sanford Library. Union, and a long-standing advocate of scientific detente. struction woukw of Croatian descent? No problem. Just look up his marriage and I in the field tell me our n i sellkg like hot co kes!" -Z ... Moreover, so far as could be detennined from NEW YORK (AP) - the year ends New majority of those with sound ratings had little preliminary talks, the Soviet government York City's finances areAspatched AS30cis Con reports that one out o( every four all. together, but seemed genuinely eager for a meaningful ex- the technique used in doing so has left a lot of trouble selling their bonds. aluminum cans was recycled in the first nine These, however, are unusual da. The stock months of 1975. change. loose threads that could produce snags in the market despite Its occasional volatility, offers This was a total of 2,8 billion cans recoverul future, on ly mild competition at the moment. Fixed- during the 7bings haven't worked out as expecte& first thee quarters of' thIs year, So great was the sigh of relief that arose when income investments, in contras~ offer relatively cmpared with 2.3 billion cans collected dur ng f bankruptcy was averted that It drowned out Recently I was standing not to one o the high returns, an of 1974. thS of those who, without exaggeration, America's more respected scientists, were However, what happens when the stock Recyclers have received ne than $18 deeply involved In exchanges with ti svie horrified at the methods used, and the possible market does begin to offer brighter prospects for million so far this year COflSCC1UCXICC$ for 124 mlllIcm pounds of '" people firm -- & t CALENDAR Another little-known fact of recycling history deals with the fate ofa lead statue of George III which once graced New York City's Bowling Green Park. In 1776 it was toppled by patriots, hacked Into pieces and shipped off to Litchfield, Conn., wh ere it was melted down and cast into 4Z068 bullets for the guns of American revolutionaries. These and other historical Lidbit are contamed In a booklet "The Recycler in America," just issued by the National Association of Recycling Industries, which Itself is nearly 63 years old. The booklet traces the emergence of ]or - Economy The old American motto of "waste not, want not" may only lately have been reborn In the nation's environmental consciousness, but recycling has been an Irnportaat element in America's ecenomic life since Its founding. Two Two signers of the Declaration of In. de pend ence were among th e nation's early metal recclers. Paul Revere was a noted silversmith and coppersmith who, like every metalworker of his day, made extensive use of scrap materials. The Liberty Bell Is the product of recycling, Ar -11, - Mortar and rocket duels terrorized Christian and Moslem residential districts of the capital. Hundreds of families spent the night in air raid shelters or basements, The government radio said all streets were unsafe, and the city's northern and eastern approaches were closed traffic, . .- / I - % America 's - ThIS all Sethbt*l Wise because the Russians aDDarentivweredoin.cnmprirnrkahlp work i n weather modification and in the handling of fog, important in airport safety. 'They had gore heavily into controlled nuclear fusion, the first step on the road to cheap, safe muclear electric power. They had done excellent work In some chemical lines. $ BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. George (Brenda) hodges, a boy, Sanford helen M. !.tindin BEIRUT, Lebanon (All) Ctwistian'Moslc,n fighting raged through the night in Beirut, the Tripoli area and in Zahlah, east of Beirut, alter a brief lull Christmas nior- ' - -- I -,,I ... ~~i7,~ WASHINGTON In the beginning, a modest scientific detente with Moscow seemed an es cellent idea, It would Include a series of cooperative research projects, a wide-ranging exchange of scientists and a smooth stem for passing In. mati(m back and forth. All this would be in non-military fields, keeping in mind that much civilian non-military inforTnatiOn is transla ta ble Into mifltary use. DISCHARG ES S;infnril Sallie M. Baker 14ee A. Berry Clifford N. Black Floyd M. Brown Ra ymond H. Eden Jane H. Fernand'.' Annie Griffis Continues - ." ,,. % #- 1 I Recyc l I ~---- r , Lebanon Fighting practical public utWtIe3 but prying little ways, the federal government is Central Intelligence Agency. Wt serve the subject's neighvalue to anyone except some bureaucrat with a borhood, "The records of the gas, electric, compiling data on millions of Americans. This Perhaps significantly, the CIA gave him a Big Brother complex, could extinguish the right of privacy and lead to year's leave at the Brookings Institution to work telephone and sewer companies are For, page after page, Murphy also tells how to water, particularly helpful," he confides. sregI1nented society lnthis land of the fr on the project. He returned to the CIA but has dipout infornnthm from pr ivate sources, He Fe((,.t1 fr eziip! can c-ori1t a now retired. lie tn.z.&ed to us that the inIs clear from Murphy's handbook that re1ats, for example, how he trac.ked down a It 452-Oge M&nual, which will tell them how to vestigative techniques suggested in his book nameless Hungarian airplane-parts manzifac. newsmen often come under the federal spyglass. track down the most obscure personal details were used by the CIA only to check prospective hirer by using bank Ile has found the Musty, old acav~tation records, about almost anyone, anywhere. employes, not to PY on citizens. Anot he r time, he check ed whether subject records from World Wax II and the ICorear War Nonetheless, A Metropolitan Opera singer? Check "opera are loaded with intimate details about the CIA keeps tabs on hundreds had ever been bonded by one of her employers, Biogra phies," pubthhed In Idon. Werner of thousands of American5 who have absolutel it correspondents. y hid had, he swept up the lute. A New Jersey hog farmer? fl rnamial no wish to wors for the CIA. will contain travel data and will hose Information that had been unavailable 1 , ""' I. . Anna •h.n,.nh irw'hwb' from other es sourc . 'iuL Inc (flewsman), such rciuired to obtiin a Iiteroe from the Depart. the government Itself, According to Murphy's as leaving debts behind, excessive drinkin g or Murphy has also found Iaii.Ilathes an ex- Inaccurate handbook, Ox federal government offers a cellent ;aenZ of Agriculture," source reporting.,, Murphy says, of information. "The landladies of smorgasbord of Information about the Lead singly, the federal files may seem Or do you want to locate a divorced C(5i citizenry. Selective Service and military these rooming houses often get to know their merely another dreary example of bureaucratic - -- ky - DON OAKLEY I WASHINGTON - In - ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) A fifth American, Ronald B. Mischalke of Mabel, Minn., has been kidnaped In Asmara, the capta1 of rebellious Eritrea, Ethiopia's northern province, th e U.S. Em bassy announced today. An embassy spokesman said Mischalke was na by a group of unidentified armed men. Other kid ped sources said he probably was taken by the Eritrean Liberation Front, whose nationalist guerrillas have been fighting for Independence for 14 years. The ELF is holding four other Americans kidnaped in July and November. All five Americans were on the staff of the U.S. Kagnew ()nuuunicaUons base outside Asmara. The embassy spokesman said Mischalke was a civilian employe of the Collins International serviceCo - U.S. compiling Big BrothersIlandboo - ADDIS . InL%01~ Deten te Fa i ed t)ECEMJIER24, W75 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Franklin Akers Juanita Chavis Julia M. Colston William H. lMwie Doris A. Stogner Raymond J. Turrill Henry C. White Estelle F. Ball, Deltona Albert Brent, Deltona Miry McLeod, Deltona Jason A. Nutt, Enterprise B .- -.---:.S.;. _______________________________ — Fifth American Kidnaped, Four Others Still Held - .. Science JACK %. .. - IN ' 111111111,11 1 1 1 17S-.SA WORLD * RAY CROMLEY Friday, Dec. - HOSPITAL NOTES "Drivers face greater dangers of vehicle acdde,ts during the n:t.nth t.f )ecefflber than any other month of the year," advised Col, Eldrlge Beach, director of the Patrol. The patrol commander said a maximum number of troopers will be patrolling the highways and the FlIP airplanes will be used extenalvely during the h!iday Period. "Enjoy the yuletide season, but when you are In yo ur auto mobile, take every precaution. Leave early, avoid heavy traffic whenever possible, keep a watchful eye for pedestria ns and above all, if you drink, don't drive," concluded Colonel Beach. We join Col. Beach In urging all our readers to chive with extra, extra caution during the holidays and every day for that matter. Remember that our children are out of school and at times they get a bit careless when crossing the streets, etc. Don't just arrive alive stay alive! -Bill Currie It is estimated that 33 persons will die in Florida traffic accidents during the IM-hour Christmas holiday period, according to the Florida Highway Patrol, This estimate is based on fatality experience during the past three Clwistmas holidays along with an 11 per cent decrease in traffic fatalities observed during the first 11 months of this year. The official countdown began at 6 p.m., Wednesdiy, 'ln(I ends at midnight on Sunday. - BERRY'S WORLD // ~ professional in the NCHA in 3975, earning $5,522 on his horses Bill's Sylvia and Bill's Jazabell. He has won first or placed in the NCHA Futurity several times. A non-professional in the NCHA Is a person who has never been paid for training a cutting horse or for showing one o ther than his own or one belonging to a member of the immediate family USSR is &imply looking out for Itself. But we are crisis, but interest rates in general are higher. deluding oursieves If we believe the ICremlin is Money Is available. Municipalities kill respect the wishes of writers who do living up to Its end of the barga in In scientllk everywhere outside New York have been Want ttwlr U,II1Ci to aqI Lu pill,!. exchanges. market during recent weeks and the vast per capita since 1913, which forced the Soviet leadership to turn its eyes westward for rescue, Thc I - an wheat hat est ut 137 million tons fell far short of the 215-million-ton goal and the Impact has stifled Industrial production and agabi dampened the hopes of the Rusim people for improved output of consumer Items. I,- Spencer Harden of Sanford was iunmd cham on non-prolessicmal rider of the world's Largest cutting horse contest held in Fort Worth, Tex. Harden, a cattle rancher, rode his Palomino mare Wee Darlin to the title and defeated 100 other amaur te riders in the 14th annual National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA) Fut urity he ld Dec. 944 to win The entire futurtty, including professional and non-professional riders, attracted 338 tliee-yearold horses from 33 states and Canada to compete for a total purse of $153,2. It was the highest paying nocing single horse event in the world, Harden had one of the highest scoring horses in the prelifluflarY roUfld.S rior to competing in the finals of the non-professional division. He qualified lor the semi-finals of the open dMslon, which in. chided the top 45 horses, but failed to be among the 15 ricers to compete In the finals, One of the nation's top amateur cutting horse riders, Harden was the fourth leading non- - agricultural prices was offset by the worst Russian crop yield - Evening Herald Sanford, - - .D S ..-- haiLmistfum - I �- '- ____________________________________ __ _________________ '-'- __________ i ___ -- --. -- 6A-.Evening H,ralsj Sanford, n I - - - - - - -- — '-'--• - --- - ' v-i - — - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. i.egol Traditional Feasts, -: - Friday, Dec. 26, 1973 Legal . r ________ igious IN Services Held Rel rriday, Dec. 26, 1975-7A Notice Notice THE CIR CUIT cuRT op THE Members Beat en , Tortured EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- Living Unit No, Co: dominium recorded n OUIcI.i t COUNTY FLORIDA CIVIt. ACTION CASE NO. 13.31U- , Str*f e Do B The Associated Press r (hristni4is masses tree light b Ch r kens Cele IIICnt forces on the south side of street battles, murder and kid tt c A FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND OF LOAN ASSOCIATION a corporation, &°T Pla . Living!!T!! ra tlon$ door. The Israeli government peace in the Middle East and an - Records Book 9SO, Page OS82, Public' lraictl the birth of Ulm rLst ti(h liv 81. Christian communities in the and fliristumas Eve morning, civil war between rightist Bethlehem, Nazareth and JeDefendants. Records O Seminole County,' traditional family feasts and SoieI Baltic republics, the Florida, together with an ufl divid,d' ChrLstmas Eve mass at NazaNorthern Ireland was quiet, Christian and leftist Moslems. rusalem. NOTICE OF religious s4-mices yesterday. %%estern Ukraine and in Mos- cirijoying .I lull in to the common Ule protesNotice It hereby given that pur' "'llicy wrecked our holiday, Security was tight, and pit. reth was celebrated at 9 p.m. dgment Of elements shado',etj by economic worries cow, lass, the Soviet news tant-Catholie warfare that has we're going to %%Tcck 1lcIrs;' grims entering Manger Square instead of midnight because, It Living Unit No. 186 0. LAKE Foreclore and sale entered n the in all countries and by strife in agency, reported. as exp1aiied, In previous cause pending in the Ciruit VILLAS CONDOMINIUM. a Con-' made the British province a said a Moslem gunman. Earlier in Bethlehem for th e annual li'tmnon, Argentina, Northern In Sdncv, Australia's largest battle ground for more than six this month, the Moslem holiday Christmas Eve midnight mass d ominiurn recorded In Official e ars too many people were Ireland and Angola. CA 09 E, RICOIdS Book 9s0, Peg. 0312, Public cil~. 18 persons perished and ~ears. [lilt the killing was cer- (if Ili EI being Civil Number YS-21U by midnight. Adha was spoiled by were searched for weapons and drunk the undersigned Clerk will 1011 Records of Seminole County,' The first peaceful Christmas more ' than 20 were injured in a lain to resume. together with an lighting that followed the cxcbombs. Christmas Day arrived Ili Indochina as marked by re- Christmas morning fire that At the Vatican, Pope Paul VI separately pa rcel b y In and 10 the Comm The war in Angola continued, etition of 370 kidnap victims, under a brilliant canopy of stars closed the bronze Holy Door 'in: property situated In joicing in both ,North and South swept the sIllall. seedy Savoy but it diininished Christmas en. most of them of in Arwex elements MOSICIIIS. to the sound of bells, carols and St. Peter's Basilica door to end A attached hereto at public sale, 10 V ietnam. and anticipation by Hotel. Living Unit No 196C, LAKE tLusiasm only in Portugal, AnBut the largest crowds of a pontifical high mass the Holy Year, an olctvance the highest and best bidder for ea c h VILLA Vionamese Catholics of the at 11:00 A.M. on the dornInIum recorded In Official, i Argentirui counted more than gola's former colonial master. tourists and pilgrims since the celebrated at tile 8&year-old field ev 'ery quarter century. parcel for cash planned reunification of the 100 dead in fighting be tween 1976, at the West Records Book 950, Ph9# 054L Public 9th day of January, Despite hopes for a Christ- 1967 Arab-Israeli War were re- Church of the Nativity. Bcthle- Then the 78-year-old pontiff cclFront Door of the Seminole County Records of Seminole COunty, countrv. . Radio Hanoi reported. leflist guerrillas and govern- mas truce. another wave of ported in tile floly I.ind next hein's mayor appeale for e at Florida, together with an undivided it br ed the fir st outdoo r a rW- Courthouse in Sanford, Florida. I" mas Eve mass before more LtaD.talptotts 1 than 100,000 pe rsons jamming Living Unit No. ieó.F, LAKE Living Unit No. 124. LAKE Safeguard your Health and Con- VILLAS CONDOMINIUM. a Con St. Peter's Square. Many mil- VILLAS CONDOMINIUM. t_ clorninium recorded in Official dominium recorded In Official I - - I ____ [~~;~_ -7--,_v_: -aru stores 12 1 L ________ ________ ,_ 1- ... . _ — 1. fief : ______ : • , 11 1% I " :i -.,, • I k V OG U BATH TISSUE DETEPENT lANT SIZE 1 I ___ .1 2 ROLL PACK ____i'.'_.__, ( (~ -'-'..Am R~ _ " .1('111 i4?j "l LIMiT I _____ I' ';&1 LIMIT 2 - _ LIMIT I _________ - - pr p' - .-.. ,a -.g / /0 I 1 at Pages 21 and 24, of the Puoll' Living Urlt No. 111, LAKE Record% of Seminole County. VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, a Con. Florida. domInium recorded In Official DATED this 22nd day of Records Book 950, Pagq 0S41, Public December, 1975. Records of I Seal I Florida, together with an undivided Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Infere-st In and to the common Clerk of the Circuit Court elements By: Mafy N. Carden Living Unit No. 140. LAKE Deputy Clerk VILLAS CONDOMINIUM. a Con ~ sve , .. I - " *.* I A# rAJDAMIA&D . .- & AFw"I WO-W . I I *I , . I ..-* L ;1 , ~%\,-/Jn *11 I I W1 %W" PublIsh Dec 24 1975 0CU120 CLAIROL ., 0 SHAVE ESSENCE SHAMPOO a 11 o. _J V • J c • fl CHRISTMAS GIFT • RIBBON tT— ill ' _____ . ;4 WRAP _____ STMAS CANDY BABY OIL 'It_____________ -4-4104 - ,d,4,441- / - SYRUP VASELINE INTENSIVE Petilloner, and ROSA E. BAR elements NETT Wife Respondent these Living Unit No 119 LAKE presents command You to appear VILLAS CONDOMINIUM. a Con. and file your Answer or Other domir,Ium recorded in official detenirpIe4duq with Clerk Ofjia Rtccr D.00&;50, Page 05*7, Public Circuit Court in and for Seminole Records of Seminole County, County, Florida, and serve I copy Florida, together with an undivided 0 CARE 16 ox. 4 ox. p I I 4 r Jf , HEAVE BIG BRUT BONUS - 1J 11 . ii; —,; I50 2 EV. .• , .' ' - TROY .~,_ &50 , " ~, LIOPSTIP-K 61W a W !~;r 0 _1 ii A Choice of I lovely Wors. CANOE I L :-I I I I COLOGNE IPRAY 5U Gift Boxed .-. p - HELENA RUBINSTEIN UITRA FFMININE I _______ _- E 4oz. -. - __ ~_ - C Ir,IR I— -- CEM . --' : !%j ftim - 4t VUE L N _11MEr-_Z;__ FNRE~ I r. . _M . 1 '~J - I - 1, 4 " SUPERI , ____ ______ FORMULA 100 talis '119 Reg vITAMIN C UPERz 1ô mg NATURAL CIDER VINEGAR - C. . _______ . 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CALL NOW FOR P 'L • I they are bctter than with the "If the county won't act, it delegation," he said. wdI be up to the citizens," In other business, colli1% Floyd said. missioners: Floyd blasted the legislators, -Authorized a $10 bonus for nothing that three Of the four- city employes. Rep. Vince Fechtel (R-Floyd, who urged ap. I.ee3burg), and Sens. Lori proval of the holiday bonus, - MEMBER - WINTER PARK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ALL work unconditionally GUARANTEED SINCF 1945 ... Ouf "NAME" Ttlh It All GUARANTEE CARPET CLEANING St DYL*co. P 0 It.-I 411% W111111 PUI IIA Ill JAS) IXLA*u DATIONA 'A* Suvou TAI ;41 ).-A muSirol CXC4 h"Iaft#falw%1&l1u,j Vila ,OA,pg Rcl W411100%, Alull I Living Unit No. 676. LAKE - _ - - - .- ii.. 'Wi &&i''i# Tile MI LRFI I R. I lF1 . . Ir ' I Ii'l ' ,.. - .'.....L,.. •_ ",J 1 0146 r LP albums each . ~- ---- 0 DOWNTOWN - .9.. , . I I %%. I will be OPEN SATURDAY * ~ 8-track ' - Records of Seminole County, 110,90W with an undivided Infliffst In and to the common .. -- . - the Convenience and Sanford's Merchntc '.' 91 0 - . . 'r I C ATLAO of Our Customers q ' L For dominium recorded in Official Recods Book 930, Pige 05*2, Public Records of Seminole C ou nty . -.1 WILL THE ') VILLAS COHDOMINWM, a Cc.n. , 11 I' fi 1' 6 VPBflIMfl I V R.?L , Florida, together with an undivided Interest In and to the common el ements # ANOTHER FIRST,m,, , , i, ,t,t a . I 1. ; _~ tapes _. r 4 77 5.77 1=4! ~ I Holidays. 9SO, page 0SgL Public 411. Mn, Pam Fielder, Atlantic Teller 6 ~It, Records of Seminole County. Florida, 1OO@Ih*r with an undIvIdcd Interest In and 10 Me common "A ifhAc TAW' ia 1k ouk Wq w ia Sa4e)d k FWq. 0 Seminole County, Fir, tl 0 idi together with Ifl undivided g 6 u to ova 1k AbOk CoWfw a" SAM4 4 IL"a't'nk -. I Vecew1'e \A a . Spinners Live 271k SATURDAY HOURS: 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 PAS Pa albums 10 b 73rd day of . - I Atlap.tic Nationn ..1 B wn kr - . Deputy Clerk W. Hedrick of GILES, HEDRICK & ROBINSON, P:A. !I f Son ford , DOWNTOWN FACILITY ONLY IMEMOREX Repoduclilon so he 4 can lttaeev . FIviida 379Q DISCOVER I For 3/ 90 minute C8830t10s 0 ., .,- ,,m,1-, r Church Srert thD,c 'I?7$ 777 tape 9.77 - • I Eo 94 . . uy, Ftoridi, tOgether with in undivided Interest i and to the common ments Clerk of the Circuit court l ffm in Official Record$ Book 950, Pagt QX2. Public this De cember, 1975. • • Bir Flare PiCharcit C WITNESS my hand and otticIal Publ1 Records of Seminole Count cal of this Coun on the 19th day of Flvrsda, toge'ther with an Vti-1ii1dd SPIRIT THE FAMILY THAT PLAYSToGEmvl FEEDBACK GREATEST Vu I 1r LV ~. ' 41 cout, 1, for consideration. ements Unit 180 LAKE cb0 against VILLAS ONDOMINIUM, a Con In the dominium recorded In 0111CI&I Rocorch Dooll 950, page 0_%2. I•._.Ot4 p ___ GUARANtEE CARPET CLEANffiG & DYE Co bills. 0 it'it In anci to the common Livieg Unit No 166 LAK LLA$COfIDQP,tNiUM:Con Liv Unit No. LAKE n that an action for Cus t ody of fler . Recor cal VILLAS CONDOMINIUM. a Con ds Book 9 50 , o ,H 2G,Ae,11i,,,p,,. Atlantic Bank DEU 123 1776 -'' \_ CHARGE IT at Sanford Plaza Penny's !2n. 6,a. ! ~,M__ _V 1..! _. i - I I .,~,, "'' ..A, I 7G ,at A.t .- __ notln' h his OPPOSILIOO o oca •. 'Fhe mayor said p . ge1ing togethera package of plan.s and recmmcndat1onstoLake(o N Living Unit No. 414, LAKE wr'tten defenses, If any, to Gary E. cIemt MatseY.EsquireovBro(k,Mjss,yI, Livir,g Unit No 176 LAK E Suite Fall : :r:ran VILLAS COOMINI FlorIda 37701. Petitioner's attorney dominium recorded In Official Records Book 950, Page 05*7 on or before Jaruary 261h, .L k~ .. -0,- UIR .''-'1 _________________________________________________ endation that it consider their home counties - ...--- in the same adopting legislation to create a way county-wide drainage district "A , • 1me a oca, bill IS r.iiil fltt'd EIU IlI.. city and wC .1 passed by the delegation, we county have the power to create get the short end," he said, a drainage district, " • I - .I VILLAS CONDOMINIUM. ,i Con Records Book 950, Page 0S#1, public BERNARD W I L L I A&A ARM Records of Sem;noie County, dominium recorded In Official STRONG R tcOf ch Book OSO, Page OSIII, Public Florida. f0gother with an undivided NOTICE OF ACTION of Seminole County, Iriftf011 in And to the ~-ommon Records TO: BERNARDW ARMSTRONG clornents 0fid&t0Q$hiPlaflufldidtd mird William Armstrong ha., b"n RecOrds Of Sern~nolv cr,; f11 N dgainst You and You are Florida, together with an und'Ji'lly' COPY o your Interest In and totp.c ,mon rr - Irdefest In and to the common Unit No, 164, LAKE elements VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, a Con, 1527 Village Wood Drive TRUTHIBECK-OLA 1.•.• £ __ __. CHASE/ENNEA -. , *4 I MU CUAID .viInP lAwS rn-le -nr r%@r , !'cablc ,s,~ Living dominium r ci .*. _Ztl~a DINING ROM OA $ But, the mayor added, none of l,egislative the I.hree iii willing to have the Delegation with a recom. m -- , LIVIRG ROOM Seminole Living Unit No. ISIII, LAKE oferntrits VILLAS CONDOMINIUM. a Con. Living Unit NO. 687, LAKE dominium recorded In Official VILLAS CONDOMINIUM. a Con Rociorch Book 930, Pago OSS2, Public dOMInlum recorded In Official Records of Seminole Cou~ly, ,Page OSI7, Public Records Book Florida. together with an undivided IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE interest in and to the common EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. elements - JEFFBECK I -. \ "-'a' ' \ - ' LIving Unit No 610 LAKE VILLAS CONDOMIP4WM a Con. dominium Records of Seminole County, Records nc.okrecorded in Official 1976 servIce on Petitionr attornc. , . 't ~ ..Allibb,"i _,~. - VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, • COndc-mlnium recorded in OfficIal Records Book 950, page 05*2, Public 1976. and Records of Seminole Count ,.;---dIV,.*;d Ob*v*-Sfyltd Court either before Inte-rest In " PENNANT MIXED NUTS A Arlhjr H. Beckwilh, Jr. Clerk Of the Circuit Court By Elaine Richarde CASE NO. 7$•I$73-CA.l7.A Reg . 5UPERx r. - 2 ., . 1 50 - , . 3 O9 IS6, LAKE IIIIIIIIIIIN, __W""""" I 7_ 1.I '.-. comprehensive land planning In response to a report from act which ar annilcable only to Commissioner Cal DeVone ) Seminole, tha h e Records if Seminole County, Florlia, logVhtr with an undivided interest in and to the common Florida. together with an undivided Interest In And to the common elements ,,,.__.1 .. ...OIT'.ib- a unoeiievae bi 111 low price. ow sitt c,rs . ,. tsm li ! km ,iv sus bsfis of 's ItU,N4 i VU U,fsii,pd Ip,a,i.s bill 1t4 On,,iI (.ipili .hE,d _________________ rainage strict for the SOUIll annexation law and the lucal end Ot the county. and lz the common FlorWa. Living Unit No CUIT IN AND Pon SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA .. 1i; F .------ WOODNIAIF . 1,_U~_* A 27 1 spflAY 250 I I Be1~ U MPLEX With Vitair0 C 7 Bottle of 100 • R I_ — , SUPERx t') . REG. 9 I -4 ...pv'JI ' 1.20 skin 4Lrr- 00 ad PQRUPA _________ .-.- - , VI, REG R EG. 4.89 - 1 1.,-C .- on this 16th day of December, A.D., Interest In 197S. elements (Seal) 49 - Capsuiyi MTH IRON Bottle of 30 Soothes and $ofimenfl)25 '_*~ 't 0 MOISTURIZER 6o. ,. - I,%4-r— i-10 200 lU. MULTI LE , WHIM * ' Illl I 0 - lilt VITAMIN E 100 SUPERZ VALUE . thereof on PrIllicirlief's atforrey, Interest in and to the common Jack T. Bridgn of Cleveland & eierrepnfs Mite. PO Drawer Z, 1 ~anford, Living Unit No. ISO, LAKE DONOVAN SUNSHINE SUPERMAN/ IN CONCERT 1 2G'$ bjr..tLO,.Ppj . Iia *wkqMy, t Hoard of county resident legislators, Count)' Commissioners for Floyd said COoperation in S4tiJg Up a lecislatjon t hey have pushed . such as •" .,e ,00e> .1 Florida 32771, on or before the 22nd VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, L ConLiving Unit No 678 LAKE day of January, 1974, or otherwise a dominlum recorded in OffiIt VILLAS CONDOMINIUM ' Con aetavit will be entered against you. Records BoA 950, Page 0511, Putlic dominium r WITNESS my hand and official Records of Seminole Courtly, ReCOrds book P 0312 sebI of lheClerk of the Circuit Court, Florida. together with an undivided ______ SPRAY MIST Buy 1.5 02. Brut Non'Aerosoi Spray LOtIOn. Get 3 or , I 1,7 1 4 I ._ Florida. frogether with an undivided interest In and to the common albums at one . Pointing to the three out-of- ' .. _ __ Wil.son (I Merritt Island) and said it ould cost the city ap— oximatel " $1 500 --.,I . - ,, ~ IS . Ntliiiiliill~~,-,10, 8,,,.A.~'WW--,, Aivws~=A.r_ .41Ab6& * .,a r/ r ..a ~ _*1 ;11W PDA9 OR,j l,c0 ;*D~ , ArV~ pow,m 0v , Ill *%_7-,_~ 44, ,-. I 'a A sworn Petition for DiuoIi on o, elements Marriage a Vinculo having been Living Unit No. 146, LAKE elements filed regarding your marriage to VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, a Con. Living Unit No 671. LAKE HAROLD D BARtlETT in Csrcua dorn,nium recorded in Official VILLAS CONDOMINIUM a Con Court in and for Seminole COunty Records Book 930 Page 0312 Public dominium recorded in Official Florida, the Short till, of which Is: Records of Seminole County. R ecor ds Book 950, Page 0512, Public IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: Florida, together with Cfl Undivided Records of Seminole County, HAROLD D. BARNETT, H-isband. Interest in and 10 the common ItI%J - .. ~~~ _ . - -__ - ___~_ ____--_.___ - __ ISUNKNOWN. ______________ - - AND WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS __________________ _____ jvan 'A ",'V, \ IPA _ ,. ',, V • vnrpiyj kiTe ni - - ,a, \\47 . . . . - ( ', Liufli ____ John Vogt ( t)- Cocoa Beach) Husband Petitioner, 930. Page 0312. Pubii Records of Records Book 930, Page 0512. Public Seminole County, Florida, together Records of Seminole County, ROSA E. BARtlETT, with an undividid interest in and to Florida, together witt1 an undivided Wife Respondent, the common elements Interest in and to the common NOTICE OF ACTION Living Unit No. 141-C, LAKE elements THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, a Con. Living Unit No 672, LAKE ROSA E. BARtlETT, WHOSE dominlum recorded In Official VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, a Con. RESIDENCE IS THE COUNTY OF Records Book 950, Page 05*2, Public domlnim recorded ORANGE, STATE OF FLORIDA, Records , of Seminole County, Recq Book 950, Page in Official 0512, Public 1/) iii • , A HI L1 4 Living Unit No. "Ill, LAKE VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, a Con. dominlum recorded In Official Records Book 950, POg* OSIL Public Records of Seminole County, e. Floridit, together with an undivided Irderest In and 10 the common elements Living Urdt NO. 670-8. LAKE VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, a Con- l, - ct, PMW SIHINGS._ . ' Seminole while ,tp. Robert t.away ( t)- Altamonte Springs) is the lone Seminole resident toward Florida together with an unthvdtd t' er to me common IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, ISTH Florida, together with an undivided Florida, tWelhtr with On wridivided JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Inlefest In and to the common Interest In and to the common SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. elements elements CIVIL ACTION NO. IS-23%-CA44-0 Living Unit No. 142 LAKE VILLAS Living Unit No. 470 D, LAKE In re the Marriage CONDOMINIUM a Condominium VILLAS CONDOMINIUMoff a Con. HAROLD 0. BARtlETT, recorded in Official Records Boo k domlniurn recorded in icial CREAM 0 iiuiir. res ide outsi de Mayor Norman Floyd urged the dominium recorded In Official damlnlsjm recorded in Official Recorcti Book 95Q, Page Q5I3.ptj 'Records Book 95O,agQ513, public Records of SemInole County, ftecord of SemInole County, FOAMY HERBAL 6 I At 1'A IUjLIU Interest In and to the common interest In and to the common element elements Lot 93 WItISOR MANOR FIRST Florida together with an unidividtd ADDITION according to the Pla t Interest in and to the common ._...__i , By DONNA F.STE.S Writer ---•-; -- H ~~ Florida, wherein PAN AMERICAN Living Unit No. 134, LAKE Living Unit No. 6S1. LAKE BANKOFMIAMI Plaintitfvs.S,I.D. VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, a Con. VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, a Con. ORATION oominium recorded In Official dominium recorded In Official and GROVER C. LEWIS, Nlen Recorch BOCVA 9SO, Packo OS47. fthilic 04rard. a-ICA OLA PA(" 1,S47, P..O,lic dants, I will sitil 10 the highest and Records of Seminole County, Records of Seminole Ccvnty. best bidder for Cash at the ws front Florida, together with an undivided Florida, together with an undivided door of the Seminole County Interest in and to the common Interest in arid to the Common Courthouse, In Sanford, Florida, at elements element s Eleven o'clock. AM., on the 5th day Living Unit No 136, LAKE Living Unit No. 632, LAKE of January, 1976, the following VILLAS CONDOMINIUM. C Con VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, a con described properly, as sit forth in domlnlum recorded in Official dominium recorded In Official said Order of Final Judgment, to Records Boof 930, Page 0512. Public Records Book 950, Page 0312. Public wit: Records of Seminole County, Records of Seminole C ou nty, J I Drainage D"str"d i 1 H6wa Cooperation UriilI e d Circuit Court of the 11th Judicial interest in and to the common interest In arid to the common, Circuit in and for Seminole County, elements elem.nt _3.1-r pm LRM W LIMIT 1 - 07 C; , , , o k ~ I - 5 I - Jucigment, dalm December 19ih, Records Sc~ck 950, PAge 0587. Public RecorCS noCk 950, Page 0582, Pvblic 1975, a nd entered Civil Action Records of Seminole County, Records f Seminole County, Case No. 75.19S3-CA-09.B, of the Florida, together with an undivided Florida, together with an undivided - .1. ___________________ Living UnJ No. 652, F, LAKE Living Unit No. 126, LAKE VILLAS CONDOMINIUM. a Con. VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, a Con. dominium recorded in Official dominium recorded n Official PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 43 Living Wilt No. 130, LAKE Living Unit No. 656, LAKE P*OT$CE IS HEREBY GIVEN VILLAS CONDOMIHIUM. a Con VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, a COn. rsuanl t an Order of Final dominium recorded in Official dominium recorded in Official I- - I rn -_ FINAL NET -" qoll~ "C' - 1 I 0 0 a..04111' NRW-~~ __Z_ . NOTICE OF SALE Two classic y PAN AMERICAN DANK OF interest in and to the common interest in and to the common eii rnnt. "" rn:nts Unit No. 34. LAKE Plaintiff, Living Unit No. 121, LAKE eieLiving vs VILLAS CONDOMINIUM. a Con VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, a Con 5.1.0 DEVELOPMENT COR. dominlum recorded in Official dominium recorded in Official PORATIOPI, and GROVER C. Records Book 950, Page 0582, Public Records Book 950, Page 0512. Public LEWIS, Records of Seminole County, Records of Seminole County, ______ 111' i HALF GALLON ROUND ', . "' ' CASE NO. 75-11911ill-CA49-A -.0 0 - Records of Seminolø County, ther with an undivided Flori da, together with an undividedFlorida, q est in and to the common Interest In and to the common eimenfS 'ements 0 M70wel 7 - , 11 0 . 0 ,b* I albums and tapes. w Irm M Records of Seminole Couny. 1 (,., t.,.r,..., ' Records of Seminole County, Records of Seminole County, Florida, together with an undivided Florida, together with an tindivided i~LORIDA vi ruay INS oy to LI!T Ou&NuTi,ilu CREAM ICE 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUiT IN AND &YOULDN7WEBERLUNG YOURS? V oice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ONPRESCRIPT/ONSATSUPEAXI . TI DE egai 55,1000 PEOPL E. EVER Y DA Y, SA VE a, ) SALE ENDS SAT., DEC. — PREP— CRIPTION ,:~ PRICES1 - _____ 11 - 'Iff'.~--- — DISCOUNT N - f ched on television, W'Ietnesses a BOOTSRAPIDOLPH YAKETYSAX! Twelve super hiot Mttutto .reIze the be chased away." estern newsmen C r tit}o the personal liberties enVitnes says its mem be rs are The SICI Siy5 its Watchtowt't I(OIfl ti Malawi rj1 Moa hr ed s t?ie ing UikiI (s1iOti' d to 1 SO(i(IICS 10 southern Mric bique and so cannot confirm in- Universal DeclaratiOn campaign of beating, lluhave collected detailed evi, PC or- dependently the sect's reports man Rights." The banning denec of organized violenc ture and detention aa%1 of PersecutIon there. But the touched off a countrywide at because of their ref against Its followers by the report% reaching South Africa tack (in Witnesses. Homes were members of the Malawi Con. , an join a s of maltreatment of Witness es ransacked and burned. King- gress party's Youth League. Malawi Conuress to give (loom Halls were wrecked. ThouThe religious sect which be are numerous enough Officials said numerous them credence. sands were beaten and thrown deaths have resulted. lieves that 111 governments Awake, the sect s sinful, also claims it is lfl, gives this account of the sect's fled to neighboring Zambia and sect in South Africa, Frank persecuted in Zambia a n d troubles in Malawi and Mozam. Mozambique. ly-independent Muller, President B.anda has Mozambiq ue, 7`he 1972 convention of tile said lie will decide finally what now ruled by a pro- arxist reViolent attacks on the Wit- Malawi Congress party adopted to (10 , gime for ref using about the Witnesses in give alle. nesses began In Malawi in 1%4. a resolution declaring the Jeho- ,Nlalawi before the end of parties ["resident I3anda's supporters vah's Wlnesses "hindered the 'there January. The church official burned the homes of 1,081 political , and t economic develop. &-tid lie is not optimistic. ne Witnessies are also n. members of the sect and moore ment of Malawi." It demanded He ur ged Witnesses all over popular with the wtiI ru le rs n of their meeting that all members of th e sect be At e world to write to Banda and Rhodesia 'mad South th Uu riri(.J places, called Kingdom Halls, fired from jobsin government, members of his government both involved low-key guerBanda banned the sect as -an commerce and industry and asking them to stop the attacks unla w ful society" despite a said all who lived In villages on the sect. ahists — because the re fuse guarantee I con1I VILLAS CONDOMIUIUM, • C __ inii,m recorded in Officia l- ETCIER POPEPTIE - Qpeu Mon. - I Open Sunday 12:30 - 5:30 p.m. Sit. 1C a.m. to 9 p.m. �- :' - T'r. --'- -;-- c - - - - C - ------ - Oviedo Hosts Haynes' I T .. _. I- 'Th --~ _ -'. lvl .ol - Hunches J_' L 'f4:;_1:_ IN (-• -• B) JIM HAYNES ag I Here's A Resolution To Keep C ,fU) e 'l LI No one asked Inc, but: Now is the time to chuck out that Christmas shopping list and start making up New Year's resolutions. We have seven days, counting what's left of today,tocome up with some solid ones. I'm going to lose that 40 pounds I've been I thinking about gettingridof for the last Near. I'm also going to try to save more money next year, not let forks slip down the electric garbage disposal and remember which dry cleaning store I took my OVIEI)O - Seminole and Innis Golden and I.uclous Oviedo are first round fvorie \ Fuller fer the flCdCJ punch to in tonight's four--ay holiday overcome Santa Fe's upset bid. --- " basketball tournament at Seminole already has one Oviedo High. T S. feather in its war bonnet-an Seminole takes on Eustis iu upset of previously unbeaten t 7 p.ii. encounter he Ovi edo entertaining Lakeland Da y tona Beach Seabreeze last clothes to. I'd like to be able to go through another year without getting a speeding ticket, not burn my meat loaf to a crisp and remember to finish off the Santa Fe at 8:3o. Winner, , meet week, The Seminoles figure to Sat1l}' night . right after the 7 counter Eustis with the likes of P.M. consolation pitting Reuben Cotton, Kevin Brown, tonight's losers. David Wiggins, Terry Smith "We are Just trying to put our ,and Tim Maines tonight, with act together," said Oviedo Tom Hollingsworth backing U th e guards. coach Dale Phillips. "We have played good basketball, and amateur jai-alai for me, taking the pelota off the back wall and throwing it to the front. I'm going to try and return to the ranks of professional putters, and play for a piece of that surprising green stuff they give to winners in Putt- - ' , I f- ~', every race. " rfecta wagering Is one of the ,, .. . .1 A \ '.f ., ~ ~' ,\ i \, ",\ ,I,\ , - ,I T - JERRY COLLINS r-.Cr"Cr;v' -tcC:.fl- 4,_Cr - : - - - most popular types of wager, with three trifecta races on the slate. However exotic fans consider wagering possibilities. handicapping is an unlimited cup. to think about a new car, or at least not the payments. But with 93,000 miles on the old want ____ .f ____ y! one, it's a wait-and-see situation. How about finding more time for the children? At least one afternoon a week of comradeship seems in order, whether it be fishing, playing catch or just shooting baskets in the driveway. tTs~. 1. . ____ __ ______ - -_ , ______________ - . .!r a ~~ % Tide Rolls To New Orleans ______ __ Alabama's footba ll team leads for New Orleans today to polish up its game plan for -- - Eyes n d A Bo vii B Trade Block eat Con tirs es Rozelle Issues $5,000 Fines NEW YORK Owners Ralph Wilson of the Buffalo Bills, Carroll Rosenbloom of the Los Angeles Rams and Al Davis of the Oakland Raiders and Coach Bud Grant of the Minnesota Vikings were fined $5,000 each by NFL Corninis.sioner Pete Rozelle for pobiic'ally criticizing officials, U - Ift THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Akins, Texas' quarterback, David Williams. "Their goes against Maryland in the in' If Marty Akins' knee is achwon't know if he'll be calling the quarterback is quality," Royal Cator Biwl in Jacksonville, .,,, signaLs until game Mile, 2:35 says. "lie is a good passer and a Fla., then the action gets hot Not only does Marty's frame- p.m., CST, in Houston's good r MIAMI tAP un ner," Running agreement, I'd like to t least work and heavy. Tuesday, New ge on tue banged-up Astrodome. Originally, Coach back Mercury Morris, who has leave on a itive note," sai d right knee, but is the first of the Year's Eve, it's North Carolina it seems, Darrell Royal s d fresuan (lay's two owis; The Pelican StatePeach vs. West in Atbeen pres.sinp for a trade from Morris, a seven-year veteran, does Texas' offense as the Tex Constanzo would be at Bowl, between South Carolina lants's Bowl,Virginia followed by the Miami Dolphins since mid- "I have no animosity toward Longhorns )lea d into Saturday's quarterback. But then lie State and Sou scason, says he expects to be in the Dolphins. I Just want to be Mtro.Bluebnnnet Bowl against changed sig th ern"Unfverity the Superdome Revisited.,.. na ls and said he'd a new uniform by th e start of trn?p'I r!y : ithaioes, t in New Orleans' Supetdome, Penn State and Alabama in the the 96 National Football reserve his decision until jus "I've tried to contribstarts at 8:30 p.m., EST. "Both Texas and Colorado before the kickoff. Sugar Bowl. League campaign. ute ... ironically, that's why I'm are great teams," says Barry The Longhorns, co-winners of Morris said he would meet asking to leave," he added. The spate of big bowl games Switzer. whose Oklahoma Soon. the Southwest Conference, will got underway today with the nith Coach Don Shula after On New Year's Day, its If he had his choice, Morris ers have played both. "It should have more than one quarter- Sun Bowl in El Paro, Tex., tea- UCLA vs. Ohio State In the Hose Jan. 1 in a final attempt to said, he would be traded to be a very interesting game, back to worry about. Besides turing Pittsburgh reach an undersng on Oakland or Pittsburgh. and Kansas, Howl at Pasadena, Calif.; play ing time. especially if Akins is able to Akins' conthtion. they've got to and the Fiesta Bowl in Tempe, G eo r gi a agaInst Arkansas in "If we can't come to an a a"We've team."had some good years play and is at full speed," Both contain Colorado's high- Ariz., wi th Mfzor State going the Cotton Bowl at Dallas and flushed at 9.2, powered offensive game, led by agai ns t Nebraska. Oklahoma . Mi ch igan in the On Monday night, Florida Orange Bowl. - Sooners Suspend Fullback , They Say Never Up, Never In I vow to become more awir' of 'or1d sports which interest minarity groups and the possibility of the day of rapture being nearer than I '' considered. But most of all, I vow to try and keep my resolutions, And therein is a problem with New Year's rcsolutions. To be sure, one must aim high to achieve. In golf they call it "never up, never in." Florida, Jax Cagers Vie In Gator The key, I believe, is to restrict one's self to attainable goals. I couldn't for example, vow with a clear conscience to visit my parents every month. They live too far away, and my work schedule NORMAN, Okla. - Horace Ivory, an alternate starting fullback, was dismissed from the Orange Bowl-bound Oklahoma Sooners 1w ('ar4' FI'-ry Vwitzer c'.'e dr. mitory incident, i "I McAdoo Suspended BUFFALO - Bob McAdoo, the leading scorer in the National Basketball Association, was suspended in. definitely by the Buffalo Braves in a dispute over his refusal to play. , E ineup rh JACKSONViIJ1 (Al') game. hIle favored Wake For- omore Felton Young. Because 3hy, averaging 15.8 points, and . Bo th Jacksonvi ll e and Flori- est a nd 'oung St. Jose ph e Bovt,l 's of of it, the Dolphins haven't been Mike Lederman, averaging da must make some adjustPhiladelphia clash in the other, able to use him and 6-foot-9 13.6, have had to carry most of ment.s if ei ther is to win the Winners play for the title Sat- senior Marvin Lloyd in a Saturday Ross Bowl the burden. Gator Bowl Basketball Tourna- urday night. Astr..$Iu,bo,,$ Bowl At Pisidina, Calif. double-post offense as planned ment, which begins tonight. At HOIJS1Ofl OtOo StOIC (11 001 vs UCLA The Hawks, who are 3-2, start by Coach Don &asley. Colorado (9- 2 0) vs. T ex as (t. is 7)) Al) (our teams have appeared Florida is 3-2 and Jackson. another freshman, 6-fcit4 RobWith 6-foot-8 freshman Ma)- in the tournament previously 7-0) Orange Bowl vile 1-4. In both cases, new ert Valderas. but he has been colni Cesare moving into the and all Mon4 At Miami except Wake Forest has Qatar Bowl lineups haven't welded together foul-prone, Oklahoma (IG I 0) vs. Mich. starting lineup for the Florida won it, Florida has seven At Jakyllli, Fla. efficiently. igan (117), Florkla (9-70) vs Maryland The same problem has pin(;ato Coach John Lotz hopes championships, Jacksonville Saturday, Jan, 3 Th' meet in one first.round gtd Jacksonville' 7-foot so ph (0 2)). . for improvement, Seniors Gene arid St. Joseph's one each. East Wt Shrine, Stanford. Widnsay Calif. doesn't permit it. But I will try and work toward a meaningful trip, perhaps during the summer vacation. Resolutions, say cynics are made to be b roken. Perhaps, if they are made in that vein, Mine aren't. Evening Herald's Football Forecast Bowl At P4sw Orls.n,, La. Sugar - Pern St•t (9.70) vi. Ala. bama (1010), n Some est1n! 1 'pmeats arc unfolding in the homestretch. Sports editor Jim Haynes is in th e enviable Position of not being able to be beaten, 'at fjufs Sepsis has a chance to li e him. Sapsis' chances r?st ssith Kansas npsctt2r.g :'ztbuh in the Sun Bowl. JOHN POlK (all guests. 183-99-lli JIM IIAYNES ii-s. I'I$tsburgh over Kansas- No question who's strongest. Nebraska over Arizona StateNebraska all the way. Texas over Colorado- Texas to bounce back alter A&M loss. 1orida over Maryland - Gatori already beat 'em once, so... st Virginia over N. C. State- I go for the underdog. Alabama over Pens State'&ma... .cnough said' Arkansas over Georgia Both great teanis. Ohio State over MichiganDefinittly no question. Oklahoma over UCLA- And that's only a guess. Minnesota over Dallas.- It's th e Vikiingi' year. St. Louis over Los Angeles- Cardinah reads to move. ake m Pittsburgh over Baltimore- Past performan pick. It's probably a tossup. Oakland over Cincinnati Down deep, I think the Bengali could win, but I gotta go svith the old man. . -- .4 =:--- -- - - (I8944) I ituogh Kansas Pittsburgh Nebraska Tvi florida N.C. State N.C. State Alabama Texas Florida Florida West Virginia Alabama Georgia Arizona State Texas Florida . Alabama Georgia N.C. State Alabama Georgia Georgia Nebraska General Texas Electric ,_ , W WEATHERTRON Florida II 14 107 ' KC 10 It .341 2' Chicago 7 .1 250 Pacific Division HEAT PUMP Clark Leasing West Virginia CALL... Penn State PLUMBING& WAL LEATING INC. 1007 S. Sanford 3224542 . . P. '73 Dusters from s3sj, 13 ValIant, from 7S SCimpi Iron' 11,34141. '73 Fury Wagons from 73 Gran Fur from $339 It Fully Equipped And Factory Warranty 45 Hwy. 436 East Denver 931-7700 Arkansas Ohio State N ew York Ohio State Ohio State Ohio S ta te PLAY1: Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma ,. Minnesota Minnesota Los Angeles Plttsb'argh Los Angeles Pittabszrgti ____ - Oakland Minnesota Oakland Minnesota St. bitis St. Louis Pittsburgh Baltimore Oakland - Oakland '' - I)allas Los Angeles Public Welcome Baltimore Oakland f THE NEWLY REPJOVATEb SWALLOWS GOLF CLUB Hwy 17.92 DeBary Ph. 668.4459 Golf Outings & Com pany Tournaments Welcomed Greens Fee s6. 50 Carts $7,5 2 Players & Cart $17 Iii 1 P.M. 2 Players & Cart $1? after 1 p.m. Mon & Fri Speclal-.2 Players & Cart $10 (above Inc. tax) 9 Holes after 1 p.m.-Cart IS.uO Green Fee $2.50' Memberships Available -_Bill Hardigree-..PGA Professional ."( CoRs Vs Steelers 0 M rror Image Atlanta d liv THE ASSOCIATED PIIE.SS who we t1efcndin4 their mwn, Seer Picks Bengais In Upset . I? 1,4 4 31 110 95 Macun Ramon 0 ki flflaffl1jpIj1j rvt fflibiffil lot Post Time 8:00 p.m. • Closed Circuit T, 'Matinees - 1:45 p.m. (Wed-Sat) • Clubhouse Trifecta Races 'Grandstfld - , j - S H ft North 01 Ofljlflr$cJ & r-Era cw Jtta1 oft Hswy 17 & fl E5IVArloNS. 831.1600 SO!y.No Onø Uod.r 18 Continued From Pag e 8-A) Iiiiple one--and that's exactly how a couple of the Raiders see 't. "We've got to get some long drives going and keep the ball aay from Anderson and his hunch," observes quarterback Stabler. And cornerb:ick Willie Brown adds: "Once we t'n stop the pass, everything itl fall in place For us." The Halos are hurting-but not on defense, which was in' strunientii in carrying tlii' team In tile NFC West title with 12.2 rt'eurd Quarterh:irk .hui 11.11 is is ii tusiiig a liami shoulder and running hack l.awrcnt'e Mt'Cutchco, the team's leading rusher, has a I)Ulledcalf muscle. The Car dinals. on the other tid are healthy. Jim hart quarterbacks the S t. l.ouis "tiib quad" headed by speedy Mel Gray, all-purpose running hack Terry Metcalf '*ntIi'cr runner Jut1 Otis, the N.:'s leading rusher, Montreal L ttijv' 21 S 6 73 Ogulia Zarre. S. FIFTH - I. Fermln Juar., 2 CathoLarre.a, 3 Sala Ramon, 1 Marjrl-Mencha. NINTH -1. Aguirre; 2. Solo; . SANFORD-ORLANDO TONIGHT'S ENTRIES S. Banjo Illaie. THIRD - 0. S-16: 1 Regal Dream 7. J.L '5 Inferno 3 Walklngthy. 4. Lana Louise. 5. Tracl Away Tracy, 6 Little Lila 7 Another Whiskey S L.L.'S Instant FOURTH- M. 5 Id: 1, )'Isom, Janey Ruth,]. Batman's Rocket, Mary Pam, S. Topp.. Go, 6 Sherri Cheryl's Pet, 7. Ific, I. Donna Oorn:r1-u MZPI SEVENTH - C. SI 6 - 1 Karen troll Echano (cIlia; 3. ca Eioria; TENTH - Inaugural Handicap. A, AldOrsa Alberd' S. Eddy- Okokli 6. 516: 1. Southern Roofs 2. Tally Abe. 46 Ursa An na ; 7, Larri SancheZ; S. 3 Fruit Float. 4 6-P's Explosive S. C.cho Via. Highway Robber, 6 JF.s Top Job THIRD- I Ica-Ar*n$,7 1. Brown Spectre. 5. Mixer 8. OkokI, 3 Larri Leni:; 4 Aldana WHA ELEVENTH - B, 516: 1. L L 's (cilia; S. Eddy Quioia; 4, Ogulia- DOII 7. Banker. 3. K's Bonud, A. Over W I I Pit OF GA East DIy$si' V3; 7. Ursa Jv; I Ar.cha- i Am. 5 Sam Leonard. 4. Bodacious. 14 16 3 31 97 99 Albftdi. N. Eng 7. Chelsea Ann. S Ches Men. FO(IPTH - I. Barne.Eloria; 2, 1517 1 3) V' 154 rtrirr,t - 0. t: I COWIt 1316 7 7$ 9' 102 Ne'gut-QuioIa; 3 CaKho-Zarrei 4. Gabe. 2. S.W. Red Devil. 3 Sweet Indapolis ii It 2 211031 1 9 Arecha-JavI, i. DomIngo-Peril; ' score. 4. Clev eland Today's Charm. S. Mineola aIlbaoEc'save; 7. Manoio.Sanctiez; DeIlah. 6. Bar Charmer. 7 HI Weit Division 19 12 0 31 17) 110 I AllV flengOlHouston Cactus I. Courageous Karec. Pittsburgh at Altanta MimeSOta at Washington Los Angeles at California Boston at flutfilc' 600 2 12 NEWS ft SPECIAL OF THE WEEK T 1200 12 THE JETSONS 4 FAT ALBERT 6 r VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS 9 UNCLE CROCS BLOCK EL) GETTIN OVER p UNISCOPE- 'Low Energy lng" 12-30 2 GO- USA 6 FAT ALBERT AND THE COSBY KIDS 9 AMERICAN BANDSTAND . 2 €B CESAR S WORLD 100 2 12 NF NFL FOOTBAL PLAYOFFS TBA vs ts!xa'gh Wednesdays 7:30-10:30 p.m. 4 URGAINMATS.IVERYDAYJ 'TIL-2:30p.M.-S1,25 ' D*1Vt rn 1ILATSE 11-IR la-ft 5P.M. 8 WM t:iO P.M. NO M CEMLIIilI (E) ER JAsst .' George C. Scott it y '. - . MAN The 11indnbur two SUNDAYS FREE SWAP SHOP 8 FLEA MARKET 322.1216 LAKE HURST. N.J. 1937-T4 THIS DAY, THE TRUTH IS STILL QUESTIONED, I Mi _____________________________________________ ________________________ _____ V_1;X_ .4 * 111 * LEAVE KIDDIES AT THEATRE 1 4 -45 S 46 7:411 12 ____________ ______ _________ ___________ * ___________ STARRING GENE LIlA 'IF*'.5N MINNELLI REYNOLDS .- ' EL) REAIJDADES Bau.i _ * ________ ________ * * _______ ______________________ SUN. * 1p.m. t02:30p M. NOW 'TILL GEC. flrn * 0 114J ( _____________________ ____ ED PARTY * SAT BURT WWII * * NFORD PLAZA ''PSHOPPINGJ * ___________________________________ * * ED WOMP'.-J * W , .J * PROVIDE A BABY SITTER -* ____________________ _____________________ 2 P,)ViN ON ft THE ASCENT 0 MAN SQtudo,y SHOP I )R) I? TARZAN ED SAY BROTHER (A) Morning 600 655 7:30 THE Oifl'HVlLL I:30 3:21 1-45 1:5410.14 ft MASTERPIECE THEA. TEA (R) 12 C H A M P ION S H I p WRESTLING W"(j J.J,fl ' Jiysj Shearer, Leslie Howard (88W) 1936 Adaptation of Shakespeare's tale of si fated lovers COMPLETE SHOW 11:22 ---- fldATPI 4 6 - NFL FOOTLIALL PLAYOF FS L Ai'ieles 255 6 GROWERS ALMANAC 6 4 6) SUMMER SEMESTER 6-50 9 DAILY WORD FT 400 2 HIGH CHAPARRAl, 9 MOVIESCONT "Aono I • -4 SUN. TREASURE ISLAND 2:50 5:50 8:47 SAT. DR. SYN 4:30 7:3 KIDDIE S 1.00 111 Teias ELi ROMAGNOUS TARt F 2 , DAILY DEVOTIONAL ' ADULTS 2.00 0nThTraci, Rd. Off 501 HUROK (R) 9 ASTRO BLUE F4NET BOWl. FOOTBALL of of Wildo. Mchool Ronnie, 1957 Spirited cosksno diama set medieval Persia 2-30 I(CHMCO[OR Hwy. l7.7. Fern Park i,vi,I SPECIAL 9 ALL NIGHT MOVIES 'Omar Khayyam" Cornel Island SKATE CITY HM 00 12 THE MIDNIGHT usure Outdoor Rides Next Door 330 6 ?L PREGAME C-1- qon, LOUIS ssc -s Frida 1:30.11:03 p.m. Saturdays 9:30.11:30 a.m. & 1:30-4:00 p.m. 8 7:30.11:00 p.m. Sundays 1:30-3:3084:00-6:00 p.m. I -_-__ __ Only GAMES SorBo4 Sores II EL) ANTIQUES ED MOVIE Monster From A Pr.'h;toc Fanet Jaxue I9 3 spoken by RAF plots in tM,'' other 1'etches 2 Closed 2nd Wed, of every month Thursdays Private Parties ft GETTIN OVER 300 4 WiLDLIFE THEATER 6 SOUNDiNG BOARD 2 '4 6' 9 12 NEWS ED 700 CLUB 1130 '2 12 TONiGHT 6' CBS MOVIE. '10 flit!ngton Place -- Richard Allenborough, Judy Geoson Absorbing avno Nm based on (actual events. 1971 (A) 9 WI DE WORLD "The Soc. 0 fl d M 0 fl I Python hon Show 'British )fliOdf group salve of the banter ' ED MOVIE- '01jtlaws Sons DarieCiark. Lori Nolson 1957 t,çxseqn Western about ouUaw and the son hedeesrs bncwe 2-00 4 fl3A ' 6 ANDY GRIFFITH SH(YvV ft GET-TIN OVER EL,) 'IRA. , 230 *1 SAY BROTHER 9 NFL CHAMPIONSHIP MlIAU ---- -- ED WALt. STREET WEEK TECI*OCOI.OR - _ Tuesdays Private Parties 9 ABC MOVIE: "Death Be f or a pair of armed robbers (F 1100 -'-%\ , ''t Schedule I Mondays 7:00.10:00 p.m. 6 BLACK EXPERIENCE Dz S ,'n alias The Sen rrcri,w --.- . ,. .. . Only 2 12 POLICE STORY Chuck Connors stars aSavotoranpo'IceQsfIcer W4'iO bomes involved in the hunt -'-• - -_ Regular Skatin (85W) 1933 Comedy moo , 1964 Benedictine nun (A) ED MOVIE' 'Escape in the Desert" Phth Dorn. Joan S&i. Irwin n 1915 Amman flyer encounters Nazi at desert hotel S• Malayan guemna.s rather than StXfeCKkW to V-ie Japanese Mane Dressler. Waflaco[3oery a boy whose forco devotion to IIV%flgIet his pWeflt3a legacy Of 3IU WXI a deePer ttJor stardng of Ito (A) S ditng WMI who pris ft 4 94)IJS, TRAIN 6 CBS CHILDRENS FILM FESTIVAL EL) WASHINGTON WEEK IN fl'f1EW ED NFL GAME OF THE WEEK 1:30 9. MOVIE: "Tugboat Not Proud - Mhtt Hill. Jane Alexandot 1975 TrUOstOryOf ' " Afternoon -- 1100 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS ft BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON (1(J9 ) 1115 9 ABC NEWS f,L) 13001< BEAT €1) WAYNE TYLER SHOW 630 2- 12 SATURDAY NIGHT -2 FLORIDA ' S WATCHING Pati S.mon and M GftM*04 9 ABC SATURDAY NEWS will be gst hosts 12- HOGANS HEROES 4 MOVIE: 'The Young Doc€.t) JOURNEY TO Ben Gazzara. Fredric €D ANIMAL WORLD Match (BUY) 700 performance of 6 , MOVIE' Man Trap" Slelta 2 LAST OF THE WILD Tchaikovsky's The NutStevens, Jeffrey Hunter 4 CENTRE FOUR aac" by Ballet West of Sall (13&W) 1961 6' HEE RAW Lake City and the l..kah Symft WOMAN 9 LAWRENCE WELX:'New 9. ALL NIGHT MOVIES Year's Show' 930 " Miracle Arm Ar 12 WILD KINGDOM 4 BOB NEWHART Bancroft, Patty ite 1962 EL) GRE A T PER. S).KYychum A dm fro Bob's Story of Helen KeOor and twf FORMANCES days sto urx• colle w cievorxi teacher W SCIENCE FICTION gives every THEATRE 1 -00 dicaton of ticccnng a per. 730 manent hotnoguest (R) 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL '2' FRIENDS OF MAN 1 30 ED MOVIE: 'The Conqueror ft WALL ST WEEK worm" 'cent 9 MMES CONT' 'The 12 - CANDID CAMERA Shorft of FracttgedJaw "KenNasty FELONY SQUAD 1 71h Century )yianl holds pea00th Moro, Jane Manshold 300 pie In siavery while posing as sh 1968 Western cornEn gli 2 12 EMERGENCY: The wit c h hunter ady forinspeion 1000 1 45 (A) 4 '6i CAROL BURNETT 4 WHY? 4 6- THE JEFFERSONS' 330 DoC"operato$"oflaceuo whenSHM sanny Davis Jr.s 9MOVIES CONT ho goons a doctors'stri ng SOUNOSTAGE ti OYS" Bustr"r Keaton 41 quailot to piay in a chttch 9 MATT HELM Man faces Sally Eiors (B&W) bonol4 program (A) dange at the hands of record 505 *1 GREAT P E Ang p rato1eors white i MOVIES corr FOANCESR 'ig f at g the dea at th of a Cone oe 9 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE WITH HOWARD COSEU. ____ EL) A FAMILY AT WAR ED MOVIE"SittingBuff "Dee NOW SHOWING Robertson, Mary Murphy ______________________ "Willoby's Conspiracy" 1954 830 ________________________ SIDNEY POITIER 4 6- DOC' Barnard MICHAEL CAIN is Hughes and Elizabeth Wilson "Mr. Ricco DEAN MARTIN stnthiscomedysoriesabout EVERY TUESaTHURSsi For Adu Its, Childr,nSOc __________________________________ an old fashioned New York Mi PlaClItK)flt%. 857 ;. J11 It 2 12 Nt3CNEWSUI1MIE .TATII 9-00 SIcowinq 4f 'ua ,u, aJ'LI '2 12 NBC MOVIE: "9ev. with Dawn" William Holden lden stilis as an American engineer NEIGHBORHOOD ED THE BIG BLUE MARBLE career to become a cloistered BuckBannon.5.NanGirl,ô51m ErdozaPerei. ' Sue.?, Streaking Mi mi S-My Cindy Are(h,i Fch.ive, 7 Monoto tlengoa. 4 ioryt IiIS foster brother, Aaron Mineola Poppy. ? . Baby Tar Friday, Dec. 26,1975--VA 6i WRY TYLER 4MOORE: Lou tv.a the nows room buzzing with ctiosdy am ft POS5Jbdtt ho VTIY ramauy h"% n'-*40 CHRISTMAS AT POPS (fl) 0, SWAT Da'idCanaray. Di guest. Hor and Ivs team nra sot c as tgetsfmassexecth'Ionbya I amity of OF THE WEEK € 'The Nutcracker" Corn. Evening 930 2 12' PINK PANTHER 4 - S..Ajuuyo 9 LOST SAUCER W MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHE30RIIooD 1000 2 12- LAND OF THE LOST 4 6 SHAZAM 9 THE NEW ADVENTURES OF GILL1GAN ED SESAME STREET (RJ 1030 '-- 2- 12 RUN JOE. RUN 9 GROOVY GHOUUES €1) THE JETSONS 11 -00 2 12 RETURN TO THE PLANET OF THE APES 4 '6 FAR OUT SPACE NUTS 9' SPEED BUGGY ED THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) ED BUGS BUNNY-POPEyE AND PALS ii 30 2 12 WESIWIND 4 6' GHOST BUSTERS 9 ODDBALL COUPLE EL) MISTER ROGERS' ball on everybody in the (Jamos 140) who has league," he says. "On defense, become a nll,ona,ro tIiough a they don't use a lot of van- franchiso scheme (fl) ations, but they're very sound." 4 GE THEATRE: In This House of I3rade" Diana Rigg. Judi Bowier, Pamela B'ownstat Storyofasophismi catod London widow who re- Kay. 2. Devonian Moss. 3. tlerkley 1) 16 4 30 136 13$ TWELFTH '- I. Marunl Juan, 7, WIg'?es. 1. GJ.'s Couleur. S. 1070 4 71 It 135 Sala Aitu 3 Fermin.Ramori, Perfect Score, 6-Push inc Pace 7 3 ii 1 10101 171 Urx:a Mugueria. S Santl Mencha, Kitty 5hiy, I. Matinee Idol Adams Division Aguirre.?. ('elaya Azpl,' EIGHTH-B, 6 Chucho i' 1 Valentine Moss Buffalo i 9 4 44 151 97 flitbaoLarrea Boston 2, J.L.'sjo V.3.Wlntlana. 1. P81's SATURDAY MATINEE Courtney. 5. K's 130s. 6. Cecy's Toronto 1313 5 34 106 101 Calif First. 7. Mortgage Litter. S. Lapping 12 It 3 77 90 110 FIRST- I. Edoy-BeltIa; 2. (lotte. Louie. Tlursday's Results (.nii;3 EchanoAlbif'diil,NIOUININTH -C' 516:1. Gear i ng. 2. U games s*.ieduied Sance7. 5 Ica Via, 6. Larrl.OkokI; Sandy Shannon 3 Lake Grape. Tcday's Games 7 Unla EIOrla; I Aldana Arena Angelica. S. Stalky. 6 Bou nc er Boy Now York Islander% al De Pitts. Detroit Wastin , : -- 900 600 6 -9 NEWS REALIDADES €D LOST IN SPACE 6 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 9 , ABC NEWS fD FIOMAGNOLIS TABLE 700 2: TO TELL THE TRUTH ' (3EW1TCHED 6 CONCENTRATION 9 WILD WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 SPACE 1999 €1) SENIOR SCENE ED STAR TREK 730 2, C E L E [3 A I I V SWEEPSTAKES 4 NAME THAT TUNE 6 JOE AND SONS HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 8 00 2 12 THE WORLD OF MAGIC Magicu Doug Ron' ng stars in Us special with tiosulCosz,, GtstsindurJo OrsooWinos.Japanesomag,. oan Smada. singer Ion Lioterrnan 46 THE GREAT MIGRATION "Year of the Wildoboesto (A) ft ED WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVI EW 9 - BARBARY COAST: Cable (Wjn Shatner) goes out on I tw on he takes thoplacoof a John Wilkes Booth look alike who is atiout !o be hanged MOVIE Bec5am Boris KRIIOII, Anna Lee 1946 Chiller Of Cxuageous mar. trying Ic 2 - Barneivani. 3 AlavaMiguel, 1! II 7 34 105 113 -: 2 - 12 THE SECRET LIFE OF WA! 00 KITTY 'lll)ncsota probably has even more ta lent this year be. cause the young players have c,ime Itirougti," says Dallas al insane asytt,ncomrmuojto Coach Torn Landry. "It's as one by head as a resil solid as the ret'euit Viking Super 8 30 Bowl team'.," ft Ft WAIl, r"c)t:r:T WEEK 900 And Coach Bud Grant of the 2' 12 THE POCKFORD Vikings returns the cornFILES Rockford welcomes plin tent. "They've' moved the Homer, NY Rangers 15 17 4 34 113 13$ NINTH - I, Juan, 2. Erdoza, NINTH FIFTH - C. 5.16: 1. Aries W. Smyihe Division i /lgulrre, S. Zarre. 6 Ramon, Monta g ue VIsitor, 3 Smokey (h'cago 1] 10 Ii 37 110 97 Alp:, S. Uii000 Memory. 4 K's Mistiess 5 Paul cul Vancvr II II 4 75 100 101 TENTH - I. Mencha. 7. Chucho. Bolin, 6' Poor Ann. 7. Hot's Chub. S. 5,L t 10 19 3 23 107 176 3 3-aol), 1. Larred, S. Fermin. ,JoPin.,y Luc. K. 10 20 4 21 75121 Mugueria, 7, Marurl, S Celaya. SIXTH- A. 3-16: l Whlcliffe Ida, Minn ii 70 1 73 77119 ELEVENT - 1. CachoAItu, 2. Berkley Kelou. 3 Modest Ruth. North Division - !s Cacho flengoa. 3 Negu Sanchez. 1 W L Pc?. GB Domingo Zarre, S. Barre Ectave, 6. 0 6 769 Alavi laid, 7. Bilbao Perez, $ 17 S 647 'i Manolo Elorza. Wales Conference .stars go agaiw it each other ill I be backlields, Lydell Mitchell tam their image as kings of the of the Colts and Franco Harris National Football League. By HAL B('CK The Vikings ruled the NFC since W7l. That Is of the Stee)ers. Mitchell one t And once it was the PiusNEW YORK (AP) And a Central again for the seventh keys. The Steeltis, making a became Ba!eimore's first 1,000. burgh Steelers who were stirng. ho fin ! t. in th and tou sight yard rusher ever tlii.s on ging off a long image and Lm Angeles 14, St. LouIs 10 started the .C:Lrnn ith a race. j'rce," wi are playoff-tough.lide Harris surpassed the I,. emerging as hungry, young The Rams are hurting, esperccki ng 10 straIght victories. ened.They;I,pen to b e the I00.yard mark for the third dally on offense. Quarterback They Split their last time in four seasons. four games defending Super B Now it's the other way James Harris has a bruised but krn't worry about that. CincinnatI 21, Oakland 17 around-and m Saturday, the shoulder and running back They're ready f o S ince Cincinnati has had r the byffs The differencr. here ri'ud t ltc ;fltk'i ,'f )rd ' I .i rco e Mt (ii' i t i our trouble all year e5t:lblithbng a nI ft'r it'4,rd 4r1t - ,1 bJ'rv Iie stason began, m a tIK 4uktri"t of It'll) tliw, Oi roun'I g.um and has been sore leg muscle. But the tnp to the Suer Bowl, land's best defensive lineman. effective riding quarterback try to take azxithc-r giant step defense Is healthy and that's Pttaburgb 27 BaltImore 13 That means the Raiders will toward an Impossible dream where La Az lea ItS cn ,ntcrson's acrLis, OakThe Colts ising a nine-game use a three-man whkh the Steelej-s realized ie games. line against theland's task would seem to be a winnIr' streak i !>gi md tist could be 1 a -*v. Now the Slet'Iers Minnesota 20. DaIlne their first playoff appearance sufcidc. (Continued On Page f-At sTeeiers ORLANDO-SEMINOLE TONIGHT'S ENTRIF Alava Eloria. I. Ogu:a Perez. SEVENTH - I NegulOkoki, 2 Pro Hockey lcaLenIt, 3, Echano Arena, Larri Beitli, S. Uria-Via. 6 HIlL Domingo Perez, 1. Aldana-Javi, • Campbell Conference Eddy AIberdI. Patrick Divisien EIGHTH - 1. Santi-Juan,7. SoloW 1 'I' Ph OF GA Mericha. 3, Alava Aguirre, 1. For. 'PhilphIa 72 1 I 52 ISO U mm Altu, SrManolo Mugueria, :NV Island I 10 6 41 Iii Celaya Lar'ta, 7. ChuchoArpi, ' 9 In Sunday's other AFC show. games, St. Louis is at Los Bert Jones calls Baltimore's It's a mirror image of what opening the American Confer. down it's Cincinnati at Oakland. Angeles on Satw'day and Dallas sil:n;i!s while Terry Bradshaw enso ph; ff N. in the - t unl n Sunday. does the job for Pit ts burgh. And Once it vas the Baltimore a pair of Former Penn State Co s crethe&r Jai.AIaj Negu' Echave, S. 01b-ao flcnQo'. I. -4 :C"CCCr' 'C' = F( d Indiana - 0 Anton -- .r TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS 17 10 630 3' FIRST - B. 516: I Smoothy FIFTH - I. SaIa-Echave, 2, 2. Carols Nancy 3. Tally Dale, 1. K's 17 ii 607 Erdoza Mguel, 3. Chvcho-Ramon, Kentucky 14 I) SIt May Bee. 5 Bates 6. Periows Fermin Merxha, S. M.anolo Agulrrp. Chariot, 7. Mineola S Louis I) 1$ 119 Petite, 1' " 6 Celaya-Muguerza, 7. Maruri- Thursday Go. Viruinia i 74 tleiçoa, S SantI-Larrea. Today's (lames SECOND - C. At: 1. (leeks 2 SIXTH - I, Cacho Mi'juel, 2. H C's Lew C. 3. - St Louis at New Yor k Tiny ride. 4 Arech.a Sanchez, 3 Barre Zarre, 1, Quasistellar, 3.' Shpfen Shoal. 6 c Antnnir nI flenvi.r San Ohio Slate - Co lts Erc)31a; 4 Juan; S. Bilbao; 6. Altu; 7 A:pl. S Zarre, TENTH - 1 Mugueria ; 2, 1 22 6 756 -do C. State Menctia, 3 Fermin; 4. Litres; S. LA. .9 13 i s I' Chucho, 6 Ceiaya; 7. Ramon; • FIRST - 1. Barre Okokl, 2. Maruri, 'Phoenix 1511 577 6 Echano Lenli, 3 Ica-BeItla, 1, Seattle IS Is ELEVENTH3- CactioRamon; I. Di.mingoAItu; Aldana Sanchez. S. Negui Arana, 6. , ErdOzaJuan; 4, :Portland 1120 335 i2 L arr i Thursday's Results Eloria, 7. Eddy Via. S. IJrra Oguiza Perez; S. Barre-Bengoa; 6. Alberdi, Phoenix 122, Kansas City Alava [chive: 7. Aretha-Azpi; I SECOND - 1 AtdOndLenz, New Manololarre. York Iii, Phliadelpha Cacho Beltia, 3. ca Okokl, 103 TWELFTH -1, Er: Ra.on; Echilno Via, 3 1d' Uviola. 6 New Orleans 101. Hoton ' BIIbao.Juan; 3. Celaya. Oguiza AlberdI, 7. Uria-Sanchez. Washington 99, Atlanta 4 Mugueria; 4. Santl Aguirre; 3. L arri Arana Today's Games Morurl Attu; 6I,Fermin -Mnchi7. THIRD - i. Echano 0kok,2, ca Chucho.Larrft; Saa-Azpi. Kansa s City at Seattle Qu;ola 3 Oguiza Beitla. 4. Urla- Buffalo at Philadelphia Lens. 3 Eddy Arana, 6. Larri Atlanta at Cleveland Atbri-di, 7 Alclana Via. I Arecha Ch:cao at Detroit Jew, Dog Racing FOUkTH 1. Arecha Miguel, 2, ABA (.eorga There's Nothing Like THE BEST S Diego 11 is Special Sale - "OlUirso-~-----!,_101, ------ , NebraskaNebraska Tezai Pittsburgh vs - " Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1113 1 32121 1314 3 79 ) 1)1 Ercloza Echaye; S. Marurl Aguirre. NBA Denver 12)7 1 23 107 II? 6 Celaya-Mencpia: 7 Chucho. Easl.rn Conlii-ence 'Canadian Dlvisko Muguerra; S. MancIo.Bengo.. Atlantic Division wlmip. a 12 0 4 iu 96 SIXTH - 1. CacrioJavi; 2. W I. PCI, G Qutec 7714 I aj 151 ArectiaQulola; 3. Alava Samcnez; Boston 19 I 701 Calgary 17)4 3 1 Nr'gui-Ecr,i; 5. Barre-Perej; Phulphia It ID 635 1 Edmonton IS 20 2 32 135 14, Dominc Sengoo; 7. Bilbao Zarre; Buffalo 1713 .567 3'-x TCf"onlo 10 70 3 73 110 147 I Ogul:a EI0':a, New York I) 20 .391 9 Thursday's R es ults SEVENTH - I. Echano Pere: Central Division No games scheduled Ica Alberdl; 3. Eddy-Lenl; 4. UriaAtlanta is 13 536 Today's Games BeltIa; S. Larri-Yza; & AlcianaWashington 13 13 536 Denver at Houston Okokl; 7 Domingo- Aran.. I. Negul. Cleveland 15 11 Si? 'Cincinnati at New England laid, Houtnn 14 14 500 1 Calgary at Winni peg EIGHTH - 1. Sala-Aguirre; 2 N. Orleans 12 II .100 1 Edmonton at Toronto Celaya Juan. 3. Atava-Larr,ie 4, Western Conference Phoenix at San Diego SanliMUguofLO; S. Chucbo-Ait, 6. Midwest Division M.anolo.Rarncn; 7. Feimin-Azpl; I. Detroit . - Last week's guest selector was Dr. Earl Weldon. president of Semlno) (ommunny College. The good doctor knocked 'cm dead, bitting 12-of-I5 games and prompting forecast taflender Anthony Hayes to take two a.sprins and go to bed alter missing on eight picks; last sieck. - . 1 18&93-.6) I890 Arkansas (9r2 0) 19 20) ' 16 11 2 31 100 95 Phoenix - At Dallas, T•x, 1i P - 8111 Corrigan h pulling for the St. Loids Cards! West Virginia and PlUto knock Sa pols out of second. Lisne Smi th', riornan'g Intuition needs a last hurrah to catch Corrigan, one game aheail. LYNNE S511711 •V' - - Pro Basketball Hula Bowl, HOnølut, HawaiI All American Bowl. Tampa, Fla Sunday, Jan 11 Snlor Bowl a t Mobile, Ala, Cotton Bowl LOUIS SAI'SIS 111FF COItRIGAN SCOREBOARD Mm, Satay, Jan. II Thursday CU - I L POOchiowl At Atlanta tiorm Carolina State (7.3-)) vs West Virginia (I 3Q) U. 0 0 - We know John Polk has a long arm, and this week we shall see how he is at picking isinners in football games. The sheriff of Seminole County is the guest selector on the Evening Herald's final football forecast of the season. Polk has been sheriff for eight years, a Pigskin Ian for umpteen. - Wednesday's Sugar Bowl meeting with Penn State. The Tide wrapped up the home phase of its preparations Thursday, working in the gym for 90 minutes because of heavy rains, __ _ ry Assistant Arrested TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (API 4 - Evening B)UI.DEI(, Cob. lAP) Kay Dalton, an assistant coach of the National Foo tball League Denver Broncos, s" as treed on 1.500 bond Thursday after being charged with driving while intoxicated, A Colorado State patrolman said htarrested Dalton, 43, ti Boulder Wednesday afternoon after stopping the car Dalton was driving for alleged speeding. _ ' Cr -CC F - __ -'i u -- _________ Friday, Dec 2, 1q73 - --" El. PASO, Tex. (API Prior to today's Sun Bowl game against Kansas, Pittsburgh placekicker Carson Long re called the black mood he was in after missing th ree field goals in a 74 loss to Penn State, "There was a story going around," Long said, tried to hang myself---only I couldn't kick the stool out.,, '.ir' 7 =,..- - , - rr-.r ---" DOES Have Sense Of Humor ____________________ ft ________ ,-•, ________________________________ rc CrCC- Pittsburgh Place Kicker ______________ ____ S - Poi Me - :-'-' - - ______________ •A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - -'''; IN BRIEF ,.1 _____ _ -'"-' Zr" O rrS Broncos '' rfl. SP _____ 1:45. - ------------------ 40 vp SOKC is open nightly except Sunday and schedules matinees Saturday and at area. rr' I season. __________________________ ::-"'--' .'-.-----.-- Kennel owner Wayne Strong is returning to SOKC this season, and other new face from the kennel ranks will be H. H. Partin ., Fred Peterson and Herb Beasley. The 10th race Is the Inaugural Handicap: and newcomers have grabbed most of the berths. The field includes (by Post position) Southern Roots, Tally Abe, Fruit Float G.R.'s Explosive, Highway Robber, J. F.'1 Tt Job, Brown Spectre and Mixer B. The night's othe r Grade A tester pits Do Gardner's Wilcliffe Ida against other top talent like Buck Bannon and Berkley Kelou.' Gardner had the top kennel at SOKC last:I , , - - CC Opens SOKC ' LONG WOOL Much Like he swallows returning to Capistrano, so will Central Florida greyhound racing fans come in numbers to the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club tonight. . ? M ,. Jerry aixi Jack Collins open the doors to historic SOKC for its 41st season with an 8 p.m. post time. The weatherman isn't cooperating per. fectly, but a crowd In excess of 5,000 Is still expected for the 12-race program which 1. features quinlelas plus win, place and show on I 1111111111W. '. Th'- ----- __:I Putt simply for directing a little white ball into the I don't C: -'-' - Maybe this will be the year I learn to rebote. tie t ougliest part of OW :C ' .. Seinijole coach Joe Mills is bad basketball. But, for as hoping his team continues to oung as the kids are, I'ni improve. "We are still young, pleast'd with the progress." and will make mistakes, but we Ovieda looKs to regulats Gary are playing much better than at Bird, Ie Ward, Hureal Bell, thestartoltheseason,"hejd old jar of mayonnaise before opening another. -r ) , e7 : Those New Year Resolutions - - - #%;-I: -- -: r-' ED NASHVILLE ON THE ' ROAD BlJRTYI1Oth3 CAT)1e oerr'vr * 'lluS'fl-ç, /creo\ EXCITING NEW SHE S THE CALL GIRL-' * MERCHANDISE.,. THE COP. * _ EDNA 6 SOUNDING BOARD EL.) BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS ED POP GOES THE COON TRY EASY • * LAYA WAYS... 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( r1 -I - ~_-~__ - .-~ �.,,-..-•-.• --.-.,., •-- --•.- - -•- .- - .- -----•'----- - -,.-.-.••.--..--- - - - .- .,•--.--• ---•--•.•.- - - - .------ -- Legal Notice •--..,, ---..-.-..-••• i, 11111 )OA—Evtning Herald, Sanford, F). •. - -. -'- ____ r-- •,. =-=.- ---. FrIday, Dec. Th, lflS _________________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Nàifce - Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice the center o4 Lake Jessup to the Ionship 215. Rdngc )O[ Run west along tF,e South ecllon CMtCtly e*tenSon of Terrace Drive accommodations presently exiSt ect'or.JO. lownsnlp 20S, Kange JOE (Oxford Road) entrance 01 S,lt CreeI Tfle,ne conttnup west along the line 01 29 2030 to the Seaboard coast to El Portal Avenue Within this Precinct adequate for the to a point on the west line of said Follow Floral Boulevard (Oxfo XWIATKOWSKI SECONDED BY Continue southeasterly along Salt Centerline of Red Bug Lake Road in Line Railroad Road) southerly to the Orange 'n west along saId imaginary line expeditIous and efficient housing Section COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS THE Creek t, t the Salt Creek Main Canal Sectlon77, Township 21$, Ran." JOE Run northerly along the SCL to Georgia Avenue and handling of voting and voting Thence continue southerly along the Seminole County lint FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS Continue southerly along Salt Creek to the west line of Se'$ii.. fl. Railroad loS R 177 RuflflorthoflGeorgiaA%enueto73,h paraphernalia, the Board has by centerlineofLongwoodHillsRoadin RUfl along the OrangeSeminole UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT Main Canal to Stone Street Township 215, Range JOE Run northeasterly along SR. 127 to Street THE REGULAR MEETING OF separate resolution, also recorded Section35, TownShip 705, Pinçje29E COuntyIlnetotheP0bofb9. Run snuth c'n Stone Street to Coo Thence COrifln,j west along the U.S. U-92 THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM Run west on 25th Street to the point on this date, pursuant to Florida toa point on the south line of Section IoliInJ Place: St. Jottas Village bage Avenue Centerline of Red Bug Lake Road in un Southwesterly along U.S 17 92 00 beginning Cralt Shop, 250 Oxford Road, Fern Statutes SectIon 101.71, aesignated 75, Township 205, Range 29E MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE Run east on Cabbage Avenue to an Sectiona, Township 2)5. Range)OE to SR 119 Polling Place: Seminole High the follawig site outside Precinct Said point being approximately 150 Park. Florida COUNTY, FLORIDA ON THE 2ND imaginary linC extending due east to the Centerline nI State Road 436 Pun soutterly along . ,i,luid. Florida . lu o. or DECEMOER, A L). IY15 No, 27 a a temporary polling place feet west of the southeast corner of PRECINCT NO. 4è from Cabbage Avenue to the Thence run Southerly along the 5ldier' Creek PRECINCT NO. BegIn at a point on the south line of for Precinct tOo. 27; Sanford Civic said Section WHEREAS, Chapters 9$ 031 and Econlockhatchee Creek Centerline of State Road 436 to the Run easterly along Soldier's Creeii Begin at the intersection of In Center. Sanford. Florida. Thence continue south along the Section 34, Township 215, Range JOE 10273. Flot,da Statites. provide and Continue cest along the imagi.'tary South tine of Section 21, Township to the shore of Lake Jessup terState land Psola Road PRECINCT P40. 26 permit the Board of County Corn, line to the Econ Creek west line of Section 31. Township Said point being approximately 620 21S. Range JOE Continue eaerty Into Lake Jessup Run east on Paola Roast (wtier Begin at the intersection of 12th 705. Range 30E to the southwest feet west ot the southeast corner recommendations and approval Of the Seminole County line at State Road 436 in tine extendng north from Drantley named lake, continue on Section Run south on Sanford Avenue to 25th Thence run east along the centerline Said point also described as the eaSI thC Supervisor Of Elections. in any Run west along the County line to Centerline SectionlI. Township 215, Range JOE Avenue into the center of Lake line) to Country Club Road Street odd numbered year, to change the Dean Road of State Road 431 to the southeast line of canal to the Centerline of Howell Creek iesSup Run easterly on Country Club Road Run west on 25th Street to French corner of Section 31. Township 205, Thence run northwestcrly ap location of polling places Of election Run northwesterly on Dean Road to Thence run southwesterly along lhe Run southwesterly along said to SCL Railroad main line Avenue (1792) precincts, and pro matdly asl feel along the east Range JOE the point of beginning. centerline of Howell Creek to the imaginary line to Brantley Avenue FoIlowSCL Railroadma)nlinenorth Runnortlton French Avenueto 12th Thence continue east along the line of canal to a point WHEREAS, the Supervisor of Polling Plan: City Hall. S. Central west line of Section 26, Township on the south shore of Lake Jessup to SCI Railroad Tavares Branch Street Elections of Seminole County did Avenue, Oviedo, Florida. centerline of State Road 431 in Said point being approximately 520 2)5, Range JOE Rim soulhwesterly along Brantley Follow SCL Railroad Tavares Run east on 12th Street to point of Section 32, Township 20S, Range3OE feetsouth of the centerline of Howell recommend and approve alteration PRECINCT NO. I Thence run south along the westline Avenue to S.t. 119 Branch west Southwesterly to II beginning, or creation of election precincts In to the southeast corner of Section 32, Branch Road Begin at the junct.on of the St. Johns 01 Section 71, Township 215, Range Run northwesterly ind westerly Run southwesterly on I I to point of Polling Place: Central Baptist Township 20$, Range JOE Seminole County. Florida, by the Thence run north approximately 320 River ansi the Econlockh.tctw. JOE to the point of beginning, along SR 119 to SR. 43.4 beginning. Church. 1311 Oak Avenue, Sanford. Thence run i'torth along the east line feet tO the centerline of Howell Board of County Commissioners of Creek at the eastern county line Polling Place: Slovak Gardens Run westerly along SR. 411 to point Polling Place, ldyilwitde Sthoot, Florida. Seminole County, Florida, and of Section 32, Township 20S, Range Branch Road. Follow the Econlockhatchee Creek Community Houti, SemInole of beginning Vihten Road, Sanford. Florida PRECINCT NO. 29 JOE to the northeast corner of said Thence run easterly along the WHEREAS, the Board of County westerly to an east extension of County, Florida. Polling Place: Winter Springs Town PRECINCT P40. 21 BegIn at the intersection of French Section Commissioners of Seminole County. Cabbze Avenue centerlIne Of Howell Branch Road tovd PRECINCT NO. 9 Hail. Winter Springs, Florida 102 flegn at the intersection of Park Avenue (U.S. 1792) and 20th Street Thence run west along the north line a point on the east line of Section 31. Florida, do deem It necessary to Run west on said extension of Begin at the Intersection of State North Moss Road. Avenue and 13th Street alter or create election districts or Cabbage Avenue to Cabbage Avenue Road 431 and Wtkiv* Run west on 20th Street to Country of said Section to the centerline Of Township 215, Range 30E Springs Road PRECINCT NO. II Rut' west on 13th Street to Pci Club Oriv preCincts, and Said point also described as the the ACL Railroad right Of way Run west on Cabbage Avenue to RunsouthwesterlyonSlate Road 434 tlegin at the intersection of Sanlando simmon Avenue WHEREAS, this is an odd number Stone Street centerline of Dike Road Continue on Country Club Drive to Thence tun north along the cen to State Road 436 Springs Road (SR. 434) and U.S. I?. Run north on Persimmon Avenue to Country Club Road Thence run north along the cen. year as provided in Chapter 9$ 031. Run north on Stone Street to Zalt Run westerly on State Road 436 to 97 terlineof the ACL Railroad righl of McCraken Road Plorido Statutes 1963. arid Continue on Country Club Road to way In Section 29, Township 205, tecline of Dike Road to the northeast Creek Main Canal the Orange Seminole County line Run west along Sanlando Springs Run northeast at a 4$ degree angle Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Range JOE, to the point of beginning, corner of Section 34. Township 215, WHEREAS. Chapter 101.73 Run in a northerly direction on Salt Run no(th on county line to the Road (SR. 431) to the western from the Intersection of McCraken Run north on the Seaboard Coast Polling Place: Longwood City Hall, Range JOE U Jori Statutes 963 does provide Creek Main Canal to Salt Creek northwest corner of Section 6 215 Section line of 62130 fht any change in the division, Road and Persimmon Avenue to the Line Railroad to the Seaboard Coast corner Warren & Wilma Sts . Thence continue northerly along the Run northwesterly on Salt Creek to 29E Run south along the western Section Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Line Railroad (Leeshurg Branch) rberorboundariesottheelectjon Lake Jesp centerline of Dike Road In Section Lcncjwiiocj. Flarida Run east cn 'e rort?i ire cit Selcn tiflO of 62130 to Alberta Street (Lccct:urç Branch) Rufli'itci tht' SeaoarU Coast Line n.iII t' 'C 'Oct aL1uraiei , rons'ip 71S. Range JOE. to a PRECINCT PlO. 34 roilo on wrsteriy c*tcflcx1 cii Salt and 4 21S29E to Wck,.a Springs Run cast aiong Aiberta Strect to the Run north lroni the Seaboard Coast Railroad to an imaginary lIne cx. 'J scrib4d in vritng by the County Creek into Lake .Iessup ap. Road Begin at a point on the south line t point Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Line Railroad on an imagin'try line tended South from Terwilllger Lane Section 11, Township 21 south, Said point being approxImately 14$ Commiilonpra of Seminole County, proxImately One fourth mile Thence run southeasterly on Wesilva Run South along the Seaboard (past er.tending north to intersect with Run southeast 15 degrees to the Range 29E feet north of the centerline of anclthatthebourKlaries.ndlimltsof Run north in the c.nter of Lake Springs Road to the point of Line Railroad to Longwood Road Terwilliger Lane intersection of Persimmon Avenue Saldpointbelr,gappt-oximately 1,660 Princess Gate Boulevard each precinct shall be eccur)tety set Jeup to old St. Johns River bed beginning (SR. 427) Continue north on Terwilliger Lane and McCracken Road feet east of the southwest corner of Thence continue northerly along the forth and that the polling places acrossStateRoadllandtothewest Polling Place: Baptist Church, W. Run norlheast along Longwood to the South shore nO Lake Monroe Runsouthon PersimmonAvenueto raid section shall be clearly defined and end of Goveinmcnl cut centerline of Dike Road in Section Lake Brantley Road, Seminole Road (SR. 427) to Seminola Continue northo.i an imaginary line 13th Strict described and that any changes Said point also described as the 21, Township 2)5, Range JOE to the Foliowthest.JohnsRivecalongthe County. Florida Boulevard norlhfrom TerwiillgerLaneintothe Run east on 13th Street to French Centerline of State Road 4 (In. eastlineof5ection7l,Township2IS, sttll be published four (4) times In county line to Lake Harney thru the PRECINCT NO. 10 Run east along Seminola Boulevard center of Lake Monroe Avenue U.S. l79? terstate Four) Range JOE some newspaper In Seminole center of Lake Harney along county Begin at th intersection of In- to U.S. 179? County. Run east along the center of Lake Run south on French Avenue (U.S. Thence run norlh along the cen Thence contInue east along the line terstafe 4and Paola Road Runnorlhalongl. S 1792topointof Monroe to an imaginary line cx HOW, THEREFORE. BE 1797) to point of beginning. terlineofStateRoadlOOtothenorth centerline of Dike Road in Section IT Continue south on the St. Johns Run east on Paola Road (where beginning tetding north into the center of the Polling Place: Portable, Sanford line of Section 11, Township 21 south, 26, Township 215, Range JOE to the RE5OVED by the Board of County River ic 'r? of beginning (at Peola Road circumvents an Polling Place: Church of God, lOke from Park Avenue Corrmissic,ners in and for Seminole EconiockIatcriee Creek). MiddI School, Sanford, FlorIda Range 29 east east lIneal Section 26, Township 21S, unnamed take on section Wildenicre Avenue, L.ongwood, Run south along the imaginary line PRECINCT P40. County that pursuant to Chapter Thence,uneastaloflgth,norlhllne Range JOE Polling Place: Community House, line) to Rontoulcontinue Lane Florida 9S.031.FiofidaStatutesl9l3,th,ydo Deneva. Fiorida. tothesouthshoreofth,Iakeat Park Begin at the intersection of the of Section 1). TownshIp 31S, Range Thence continue east along the Pun south on Raritoul Lane where it PRECINCT NO. is Avenue hereby otter or create the following PRECINCT NO. l.A Seaboard Coast Line Railroad 29E to the northeast corner of said centerline of Dike Road in Section described election precincts ano do Begin at tne intersection of State joins and becomes County Chit, Begin at the intersection of Thir. Continue south along Park Avenue (Letsburg Branch) and Interstate I Section 2.5, TownshIp 2)5, Range JOE to the Road teenlh Street and Sanford Avenue in to th point of beginning. Run north on II to the center of the Thence continue east alorg the north centerline of Tusi'.awIIla-Gabriella deslsate the following described Wod 119 and the South Seminole Continue south on Country Club Sanford Polling Place Jaycee Information St. Johns in Lake Monroe polling places, and line of Section 12, Township 2)5, Road County Line Road to intersection with SCL Pun west on Thirteenth Street to Boith. .itn "strcet and French Run east through the center of Lake BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Range 79E to a point on the ceo- Thence run South along the can Run north on State Road 419 to Railroad Park Avenue Avenue, Sanford, Florida Monroe to an imaginary line cx. pursuant to Chapter 101.73, Florida Oleander Avenue terline of Palm Springs Drive terlin of TuskawillaGabri.11a Run south on SCL Railroad (staying Run north on Park Avenue to First PRECINCT NO. 22 tending north from Terwilllger Lane Thence run South along the can Road to tIe iouthlini of SectIon 75. Statutes 1963, that said alterations Run sast on Oleander Avenue to an on the westernmost track) to the Street Begin at lhe intersectIon of Run south on an Imaginary line to terline of Palm Springs DrIve to the Township ItS, Range JOE and changes be set forth as follows unnamed creek running under cast Quarter corner of Section 20Continue on an imaginary line cx- Mellonville Avenue and 75th Stree' Terwilliger Lane SOuth line of Section 12, Township Thenc, continue south along the for said election prsclnct together Oleander Avenue and northeasterly 705 JOE tending north from Park Avenue to (S P. 46) with an accurate description of said to Lake Mills Continue on Terwilliger Lane to the 2)5, Range 29E Thence run wist centerline of TuskawillaGabriella Runwestonthecenteqilneof Section the center of Lake Monroe polling places, to wit: Run west on 25th Street (S.R. 14) to Seaboard Coast LIne RaIlroad along the south lin, of Section Il, Road In Secti*n 36. Township 215. Run northeasterly along Slid Un. 7020$) to the east quarter corner Run east along an imaginary line in Sanford Avenue (Leesburg Branch) PRCCINCT NO. I Township 215, Range 7'IE. to the Range JOE to the centerine of State named creek to lake Mills of Section 19 205 JOE the center of Lake Monroe to Pun north on Sanford Avenue to Run west on the Seaboard Coast Southwest corner of slid Section Begin 20th Street and French Plhiw. lh..ent.ro4 Lake M!t: Road £36 Zur. .,i ,.s i,e .,. ot .i'uliie, imaginary line exlensiing Ceery Avenue (SR. 415) Avenue (17 9,, Sanford. Florida Line Railroad (Leesburg Branch) to Thence continue west along the Thencertjnesst alongthe centerline toanimagiriary Iineextending South Section 19.7OS-30E to the west ifltothecenter of Lake Monroe north Run east on Celery Avenue (SR. the point of beginning. south line of Section Ii, Township of State Road 126 to the east line of Run south on French Avenue (17.9's) into Lake Mills from Geneva. quarter corner of Section 19 70S.JOE from Chapman Avenue 11$) to Hickory Avenue Polling Place: Lake Monroe 215. Range, 29E to the point of Section 36. Township 215, Range JOE to 23t.s Street Chuluota Rood (S.R. 13) Run north on the west Iineof Section Run South along the imaginary line Run north on Hickory Avenue to Elementary School, east of 15-A on beginning. Thencecontinucalong the centerline Run wttt on 25 Street to Lake Miry Run north on the imagInary line to 19 20S JOE lathe east quarter corner to Chapman Avenue Chapman Avenue Road Monroe School Road, Lake ?'onroe, Polling Place: Because tha Board of of State Road 476 In Section 3). the Geneva Chuluota Road (SR. 13) of Section 24 ?0S.79E Continue south along Chapman Continue north on Chapman Avenue Florida Run north on Lake Ccjnty Commissioners of Seminole Township 3)5. Range 31E to thC Mary Ros to Continue north along thC Geneva. Run west on the center line of Avenue to Hickory Avenue to the South shore of Lake Monroe PRECINCT NO. 3) County has determined that no centerline of Dean Road Run east on Country Club Road to Run east along Brumiey Road to Northerly on I-I to point of beginAverue to Celery Avenue (SR. 115) from Chapman Avenue to the center Center of the interjection of State within this Precinct adequate for the centerine of Dean Road to the Country Club Drive Lake Mills Road n:ng RunwestalongCeleryAvenue(SR of Lake Monroe Road 136 and Kewannee Trail in expeditious arid efficient housing southeast corner of Section 3), Continue northeast on Country Club Run south along Lake Mills Road tn P13cc: £15) to 5.tcrd Lake 71'ar, DrIve to 20th Street Run east along lii. center of Lake Section 2), Townsnip 2)5, Range JOE ano handling of voting and voting Township 2)5, Range 31E Curryvllle Road Elementary School AudItorium. Run south along Sanford Avenue to Monroe 'ri an imaginary line ix. Thence run northwesterly along the paraphernalia, the Board ha by Thincerunwest along Continue east on 20th Street to point the South line Run south along Curr'yville Road to Lake Mary, Florioa. point of beginning, of beginning. lending north from Mellonvllle centerline of State Rood 436 to the separate resolution, also recorded of Section 3), Township 2)5. Range apolntfourlsundred(100)feef more PRECINCT 140. It Polling Place: SanfordClvlc Center, Avenuetothecenfecof LakeMonroe west line of Section 21, Township on this date, pursuant to Florida 31E to the SouthweSt corner of said PoIIln,Place:Cr,tJrchof God, 603W. or less southeast of the Intersection Begin at the intersection of II and blk. north of First Street on Run south along the imaginary line 215, Range JOE flrid Street. Sanford. Florid.i. Statutes Section 101.7) desIgnated Section withCurryvitIeRoadandLakeil S.P. 434 Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Florida to the South shore Of Lake Monroe Thence continue northwesterly the following site outside Precinct Tbencecontinuealongthesouthline PRECINCT NO. 3 Road j Run easterly on SR. 136 to in. PRECINCT PlO. II and Mellonville Avenue 'along the centerline of State Road Plo. 31 as a temporary polling place 00 S(tn 36, 35, end 31, TownshIp B*gnCOun1ylingnd Interstate I at Run west, southwesterly, south and tersection of Maitland Avenue Begin at SR )6 on tte west Continue south along Mellonviltc 136 in Section 20, Township 215, Lake Monroe fOr Precinct No. 34: Altarnonte 7)S, Range JOE, to the point of southeaslerlyaionganarctoapoint RunsovthonMaittandAvenuetothe Orange Seminole County line Avenue to the point of begioning, Range JOE to the north line of Springs Elementary School, 300 beginning RunsouthOnl.ltosoutnS.ctionline on Ft. Christmas Road op. intersection of Spring Lake Road Follow SR. 134 easterly to Forest Polling Place: Because the Board Sctiong, Township 715, RangeJOE Section 21205 29E Pirieview Drive, off Palm Springs Polling Place: Elks Club. Howell proximately thres thouSand four RunwejtonSpringLakeRoadtothe Lake Avenue of County Commissioners of Thence continue northwesterly Drive, Attamonte $prings, Florida. Branch Road, Goldenrod, Florida. Run west on South line Section 24 hundred (3,100) feet northwest of interjcti of Interstate I Run southerly on Forest Lake Seminote County has determined along the centerline Of State Road 2OS29E to southeast corner $ecto the SemInole County line PflICINCT NO. 35 PRECINCT NO. 41 Pun north on I-Ito point of begin. Avenue to Forest Lake Drive that no accommodations presently 434 in Section Il. Townthip 21S, Begin a the intersection of State Beginattheinterjectional$emoran 320S 29E Run southeast along Ft. Christmas fling. Run weSt on ForeSt Lake Drive to exist within this Precinct adequate Range JOE to the centerlin, of Ox. Road 434 and Montgomery Road Run west on south tine of SectIon 73. Road to the Seminole County tIne Boulevard (SR. 434) and U.S. 17.97 Potting Place First F ederal Eden Park Avenue for the expeditiouj and efficient ford Rood 205 29E to stjth, corner Section RunwestaIongthe5efnino4,cty Building, Alfamonte Springs, Run north on Montgomery Road to Run west on Semoran Boulevard Follow Eden Park Avenue south to housing and handling of voting and Thence run southerly along the fl20S79E the Little WekIva River line to the poInt of beginning. (SR. 434) to Lake Howell Road Flor:da. SCL Railroad (Trilby Branch) votIng paraphernalia, the Board has centerline of Oxford Road to the Run westerly and southerly on tfte Run north on Lake Howell Road to Run west on south line of Sect'on 22. Polling Place: Because the Board of PRECINCT NO. I? Follow SCL Railroad southwesterly by separate resolullon, also South line of Section 17. Township Little Weklva River to S P. 436 205 29E to Little Wekiva River County Ccmnmlsslc.,ners of Seminole Begn at a point on the South line o4 North Street to Orange Seminole County line recorded on this date, pursuant to 215. Range JOE Run r.orlttwesterly on the Little County nas determined that no Section 19, Township 2)S, Range 29E Thence run east on S.R. 436 to Jhe Run west on North Street to West then north on County line to Ftorida Statutes Section 101.7), Thence continue southerly alorg the point of beginning. Wekiva River to the Wekiva River accommodations presently exIst Said point being approximately Longwood Road (S.R. 131) point of beginning, designated the following site outside centerline of Oxford Road in Section arid County line Polling Place: Spring Oaks Corn v'sthin this Precinct adequate for the feet west of the southeast ccrner Run north on Longwond Road (S P Polling Place: St. Andrews Precinct Plo 77 as a temporary 20. Township 71$, Range JOE to the Follow County lini lth to the St. expeditious and efficIent housing Section 19, Township 215, Range 29 munity Club House, Altamoiite 42;') to Seminola Boulevard Presbyterian Church, 9913 Cear polling place for Precinct No. 73, Centerline o4 Caroltor, Road Johns River Springs, Florida Run east on Serninola Boulevard to and handling of votIng and voting Thence run northeasterly along the Lake Road, Seminole County. Sanford Civ.c Center, Sanford, Thencerunw,stalongthe centerline PRECINCT 140.34 Follow Coa,ty line southeasterly on Paraphernalia, the Board has by cent.rlineof Trilby Branch Railroad U.S 17.92 lorlda Florida, of Carolton Road to the e,st right of the St. Johns Rivir to the point of separate resolution, also recorded to the east line of Section 19, Begin on South line of Seminole Run south on U.S. 17 92 to point of PRECINCT HO. 23 way line of Winston Road PRECINCT PlO. )7 beginning County at Interstate I beginning on this date, pur's,.ant to Florida TOwnship 11$. Range 29 E Begin at the Intersection of U.S. 17. Begin at the Orange.Semlnole Thence run north along the east Polling Place: Wilson School, Paola, Run east along said south County l'oIlIng Place: Milweo Middle Statutes Section 101.71, desIgnated Thencecontinue northeasterly along 92 and SR. 434 County line and U.S. 17-97 Fiorida, right of way line of Winston Road line to Intersection with Seaboard School, Seminol County, Florida, the followIng site outside Precinct the centerline of Triiby Branch Run Southeasterly on PRECINCT NO.3 134 to Follow U.S. 17.97 northeasterly to approximately 35 feet to the nor. Coast Line Railroad main line track PRECINCT PlO, 43 NO.7.Aasatemporarypoilingplace Railroad I Section 70, Township intersection with Red Bug Lake SR. 436 thwi'st corner of Lot 3, Block 0, GO northerly on SCLRR main lIne Begin at the Intersection o' AIrport 8.pin on County line at the Osteen for Precinct No. 7.A: CommunIty 215, Range 29E, to a point on the Road and Winter Park Drive Run Westerly on SR. 436 to SCL English Estates Unit 3, Piat Book 14, track to Intersection with Spring Bridge and the St. Johns River Hove, Chutuof a, Florida. Boutevarst and U 5 17.97 centerline of Eden Park Avenue Page 65, Public Records of Seminole Lake Road Run Northerly on Winter Park Drive Rairoad Follow the St. Johns River (County PRECINCT NO. 7 Thence run north along the canRun north on U.S. 17 92 to DeSoto to Intersection of Queen's Mirror Follow SCL Railroad southerly to County line) southeasterly to Stats Road 46 Begin at the lunction of the St. Johni terline of Eden Park Avenue to the Circle Run westerly on Spring Laks Road Drive pont of beginning, Thence run east along the north line Highway Bridge and the St. Johns to intersection with Interstate I River and the Econlockhacpiee north tine of Section 20. Township Run north aatd westerly along ii Polling Place: Prairie Lake Legion of Lot 3, Block 0, English Estates, River Follow Queen's Mirror Circle north GO SOuth on Interstate i to point of DeSo$ø Drive to El 'crtal Avenue Creek at the eastern County tine 21S, Range 79E Halt. Smirrnle County, Florida. westerly to 15outh Triplett bk C Unit) to the northeaSt corner of SOld R0n South into Lake Jessup staying Run west and south along the Thence continue north aloag the Drive beginning on south line of Seminole Run north along El Portal Avenue to iot PRECINCT NO. 34 County In thi center of Lake Jelsup until Econlockhatchee Creek to the centerline of Eden Park Avenue an imaginary line representIng an Thence run south approximately 35 Polling Place: Follow South Triplett Lake Drive Begin at the intersection co U.S. 17 running Into a western extension of Seminole County line Section 17, TOwnship 315, Range 79E St. Mary Magdalen easterly extension of Terrace Drive ft along the west line of Lot s, Church, 100 Spring Lake Road, northwesterly and westerly to 92 and Semninola Boulevard Salt Creek Run southwesterly and Run east on the Seminole County approxirr,ately2600feetfopnt0 to El Portal Avenue Triplett Lake Drive Follow west in the center of Lake Jessup to line to the St. Johns River Seminola Boulevard Indian Hills 6 Un,? 6 Plat Book IS. Allamonte Springs, Florida. the n.rth line of Lot 32, McNeil's Pun west along said imaginary line Page Follow Triplest Lake Drive the center of an southeasterly to Lake Drive 60, Public Records of Seminole PRECINCT NO. 37 to Georgia Avenue imaginary line Run north nn the St. Johns RIver to Orange Villa, Plot Book 7. Page 9. therty to intersection of Oakwood Foltaw Lake Drive southeasterly to County to the southwest corner of Begin at the intersection of the rjnning due south from Beardall the point of beginning. Run north along Georgia Avenue to Avenue CS recorded in the Public Records of Drive as though Oakwocj Drive Tuskawilla Gabriefla Rood Lot S. Indian Hills Unit 6 Excluding, however, that area Seminole Counly SCLRR (Lake Charm Branch) and 7th Street Run norm n the rnegn.sry t!ne t were extended cast Follow TusliawlIla Gabriella Road Thence run easterly along the SR 419 n rrc..t 7.A. Inence run east approximately 20 Run east along 75th Street to Beardall Av*nu Follow Oakwood Drive west to In. northerly to SR. 119 soijthlineof LoIS, Indian Hills UnIt 6 ' Polling Pla'e: CommunIty Hou, feet to the Run north on SR. 419 to U.S. 17-92 Mellonville Avenue noflhwtt COt.flIt. Of 1.0? 7. tersection with Sgnse$ Drive Continue north on Beardell Avenue to the west right of way lIne of Run northeast on U_S. t7.97 to Run South along Mellonvlll, Avenue Run northwest and west on 5 Chutuota, Florida. Forest Lake Heights Ptat Book 9 P.m north and west on Sunset Drive to iunction of SR. 119 and SR. 134 Winnebago Court to an imaginary line parallel 4nd Airport Boulevard PRECINCT NO.6 tO PageR, 25th Place acjlact'n? to the eastwest runway of Run weSt on SR. 431 t u.s. 17.97 Thence run north along the west RuneastonAirport Boulevardtothe Run west along 25th Begin at a point on tne southwest County Public Recordsof SemInole to intersection of U.S. 17.97 Place to the Run southwesterty on u.s. 17-97 to Follow U.S. 17.92 southerly to point rightofW*yl,fleofWinflgoCourt the Sanford Municipal Airport SCLRR (Lake Charm Branch) SCLRR corner of Section 7! Township 213, Thence run north approximately 2.5 point of beginning Run west on the imagrnhry lire of beginning eproiimatety 35 feet to a point Run south on the SCLRR (Lake Range JOE lent to tin rcflferhne ci' Foest Lake Run South along the SCLRR to Polling Piace; Ca%st'tberry F ire Po'ling Place: Seventh-day Ad pra,Iri to the eosl west runway to Sad point also described as the Charm Branch) to point of begin. Airport Boulevard Thence run east along the Southline Drive West Station, Casselberry, Florida fling. the Sanford City Limits ventlst Church, south of 434 on Moss centerline of Talbot Road of Section 20, Township 215. Range Thenceruneastaloflgthecent,flifle Run west along Airport Boulevard to PRECINCT NO. is eh1 Un1ea5talofl9thec.flterlin, Polling Place: Sanora Club Huse, the point of eginning, Road. Winter Springs, Florida. RunnorthonttleSanfordCity Limits JOE to the southeast corner of of Forest Lake Drive West apto 75th Street (S P. 14) Begnat tree intersection of Sanford, PRECINCT 140.23 of Talbof Rood to the centerline of East off Sanford Avenue on Sanora Polling Place: Sandlewood Section2I, Township 21S, Range E pro4imatety 6k) feet to the cenjf Villas Run east on 25th Street (S.R. 44) to Theneconlinue east along the north tecline of Forest Oviedo Pond (SR. 419) and Begin at intersectional S.R Gland Kewanne Trail Boutevard, Sanford, Florida. Recreational Building. Sanford, Fl Lake Drive Silver Avenue Seaboard Coast Line Railroad (Lake S 427 (M.aitland Avenue) Thence run northeasterly along the PRECINCT NO. 31 line of Sec?ior 34. Township 215, Thenct run northerly along the Charm Branch) PRECINCT NO. a3 Run north on Silver Ayentje 'o 34th Range JOE to a point Run east on S.R. 136 to intersection centerline of Kewanne Trail to the Begin at the lnterwc,n of Red Bug Begin at a point on the north line of centerline of Forest Lake COSt llri of SectIon 70, TownshIp 21S, Street Run norfliasterly on tho railroad to with Seaboard Coast Line Lake Roid, State Road 134. ;.d Settion 53, Township 21 South, Saidpoint, being approximately 3413 approximately 1910 feet toDrive the 2.5th Place Range JOE Railroad main line track Winter Park Drive Run east on 24th Street to Burrows feet from the northwest corner of centerline of State Road 134 Rang. JO East. said point being Run east on 75th Place to Mcllonvllle Follow South along SCLR R main line Thence continue northeasterly along Laiw Section3l. Townshi2I5, Range JOE Run easterly on State Run north on Winter Park Drive approximately 300 Road 436 to Avenue feet west of Run north on Burrows Lane to an Said point also described as the State Road 431 track to intersection with Spring the centerline of Kewannee Trail In Opproximately 1250 feet to C point, northeast corner of Section 33, Run north on Mellonville Avenue to Lake Road SectIon 71. TOwnship 215, Range Said point being 1000 feet west of the .maginary line running due north ce'ntet.ine of Howell Branch Road Run south on the centerline of State Township 31$. Range JOE 75th Street (SR. 16) Run westerly on Spring Lake Road JOE. to point of beginning, from Burrows Lane to Celery northwest corner of Lot 3. iSlock 12. Sad point also described Thence run easterly along the ROactI3lto4 point west Of thesouth. as the Run east on 75th Strcel (SR. 46) to to intprc$ion with 5 127 (MaIt1rid Polfing Ptace: English Estates Avenue (SR. ItS) Htfller Homes Howilt Park Section CCnterline of State Road 436 centerlineof Howell Branch Road to *nt 'v''s.' c lot 152. res; Cily the Sanford City Limits Schul, Oxford Road, Fern Park, One, Plot Book 13, Page 41 Avenue) (onttnuenorthontheimaginaryiin, apointonth.east lineof SecticnJi. Orange Park. Plot Book 2, Page 60 Run South along the Sanford City Run north on $177 to point of Florida Thence run southeasterly along the to Celery Avenue (SR. 415, Thence run east 1000 feet TOwnship 7)5. Range 30E Run east to the Centerline of State Road 434 to a to the southwest corner Of Limiti to an imagii'.ary line parallel beginning at SR. 436. 'tun east on Celery Avem.ie (SR. Said point also described as the lot 152 of said northwest corner of said Lot 33 PRECINCT NO. plot poInt on the east line of Section 33, to the East-West Airport runway Polling Place: Altamonte Springs Begin at 415) to point of beginning, Run north 1000 feet centerline of Dike Road the intersection of Rantoul Township 215, Rang. JOE Run east on the south lin of lots 157 Run east along the imaginary line Civk Center. Magnolia Avenue, Off Lane and Country Club Road (S.R. Polling Place: MIdway Fire House. Thence run north along the ceo through Run east approximately 13.10 feet to Thence contInue SoutheaSterly 137, Forest CIty Orange parallel to the along eaSt west runway to LonOwood Avenue, Altamonle 16A) Jitney .&verx.je, Seminole County terlineof Dike Road to the nortteast Park, Plal Book thenorthwest corner of Lot ii, Block the Centerline of State Road 436. in 2, Page 60 to the Beardall Avenue Fiord, Springs, Florida, Sumnerse: North Section 5, Plat corner of Section 34. Township 21S, southeast corner Of lOt 131, 0' said Run south on Beardall Avenue to Rn east on Country Club Road to SectIon 31, Township ,is, Range JOE PRECINCT 140.4 an PRECINCT NO. 26 Range XE 14. Page M p(at Country Club Road to a point on the south line of Section icnaginaryIIneext,fldinggtpf0 S,gin at the intersection of Palm Thencecontlnue northerly along the Run easterly Begin at the )unctlori 01 U.S. 1792 Continuenortpieaston Country Club Run east on the north line of Sum. 31, TOwnship 7lS, Range JOE through lot 277, Beardall Avenue to the center of and SR 171 Springs Drive and Semorar centerline of Dike Road ir, met-set tlorlh Section S to the nor. Said point being approximately $70 Road to Lake Mary Road Sect.o't Trailwood Estate Section 2, P1St Lake Jessup Boulevard SR 436) Follow SR. 121 westerly to SCL Pin south on Lake 24, Township 215, Range JOE, to a Book II. Page 12, and Northwestern Run west through Mary Road to theast corner of Lot 1, Block K. feet from ttii southwest corner of the center of Lake Railroad Rvnqffi Palm Springi DrIve to point Summerset North SectIon 5 25th Street Section 34, Township 215, Range JOE North 5tret Avenue to th. Southwest corner of .Ie-ssup to the mouth of Soldier's Follow SCL Railroad northeasterly Run east on 75th Street to the old Said point being aoproximatefy 143 tot Thence run north on the east line of Thence run eat along the south line t. Block 2r. Weathecfield 2nd Cre.s .11 th st,ore of LOke Jessup unc-asl Cr Ur'n S'ree!to Sernrle fft? nerTh of the CCntcriin (staying on tie western tract) to CL Railroad right cit way of A'J'Jt+r, Plot book I). I'og. 102 Section 16 uS JOE to the southwest of !)ecton 31. Towrnhil 215, Range Pun west along Soldiers Creek to Country Club Road Avenue Princess G*te Boulevard cornet of Lot I. Block H. Camelot JOE to a point Run south on the old SCL Railroad Runeeltalongthe$outpIlneot lots) thc point of beginning. Run north on Semirtofe Avenue to Thence coot IW* northerly along the through 11 BlocK 74, Weathersticld Run north on Country Club Road to till it merges with the SCL Railroad Unit 2, Put Book II, Page 95 Said toint being apProximately 620 Point'.; Place: Because the Board the Sanford Grant Line Alberta Street centerline of Dike Road in Sectior, 2nd AdditiOn Run southeasterly on the South line feet wt of the southeast corner of Contnue on SCL Railroad to the Run east on Alberta Street to the 7/, Township 215, Range JOE to the Continue east to the southeast Seminole of CountyCounty Commissioners of Pun southeast.cl1'on Sanford Grant intersection with an imaginary line has determined Line I') U 5, 1'92 Camelot Unit 7. to the southeast SectionJi, Township 7)5, Range JOE Seaboard Coast L'ne Railroed east line cI SectIon 27, TownshIp 213. corner of lot 33, Block reprtsenting the Sanford Grant Line corner of Lot 39. Block H, Camelot Thence run norlhwesterly ap. that no accommodations presently Run southwesterly on U.S. 17.92 to Run northwest on the Sanford Grant Unit 2 Run south on the Seaboard Coast Range JOE Weattuerlfield 2nd Acthtion Proximately LISi feet along the east e'Ist within this Precinct adequate point of beginning. Line Railroad to Long*ood Road Run north on the eatt Thence Continue east along the Pun sut?erty to the nouthwest Line to the intersection with Counlry line of Camelot line of canal to a point for the empediticxjs and cfticinl Polling Place: Lake Mary lire Club Roasi IS P '7 cc r 'c'l ( cl D'kc Pc'ad ci Set.cin crcr c,t Lot ?. prr, Unit 2 and it% e1ter.o1 to the north Said jtOiflt being aporoxem VaPey 7 turg and h*ndiing of voting and I4oue, SE correr uf Wilbur Avenue Run north on Country Club Road to line of Section 15215 JOE Ru,, Southwesterly on Longwood 76, TownshIp 2)5, Range JOE to the Farms Section 6. Pat Boc* IS. Page fMt South of the centeriin 01 Howell 4Th ,... c, t.. *IttI,ia,d voting p3rapherr,atia. the Board has and First Street, Lake Mary, Pantoul Lane 3. T.ti;p 225. 9 Thence continuenorth to Lake Drive Branch Road by separate resolution, also Florida. Run Cast n rrs' Street to North Range 3tE Run q',n, apprcttr4y '2'3 Let to rcor Run loutheasterly on Lake Drive to Thene run north Cccitnue north on Rantoul Lane to approximately 570 on thiS date, pursuant to PRECINCT NO. 27 Street Bird Road Thence (ontinij east along the a point on the SOuth line Of Lot pont of beginning. feet to the centerline of Howell Florida Statutes Secf ion 101.71, Begin at the Votusia Seminole Polling Place: Portable adjacent to Run Southerly an Bird Road to Continua on North Street to Lake cinterlin* of Otluit Road itt Section Spring Valley Farms Section 6 East Branch Road designated the (allowing Site outside County line or, the St. Johns River at P$owell Road 25. TOwNship 715. Rang,X'E, to the South side Of Mayfair Country Club, Lake Drive Thence run westerly along the RtnsOuihtotPu,SOuth lineof Section Precinct Plo. ii as a temporary Osteen l3ride (SR. 1151 Run South on Lake Howell Road to centerline of TuskawiilaG..brlelia 22.21$. 2$E Run easterly on East Lake Drive to Centerlineof SemInole County. Florida Howell Branch Road to potlinq p4 CCC f Precinct No. II: Follow SR. 415 west to the Tuskawilla-Gabrielia Rood Semoran Boulevard (SR. 434) ROOd flOt.. PRECINCT NO. 33 Thence run west aioctg the South line Seminole County Agri.Ccnter 4t aPointonthenorthlIn,ofS,C,,f Run west on Semoran Boulevard Thence run northerly along the of Sec$ionj 22. 2), 20 and 1?, To*n. tt3wetf corner of Section 32.Iec.'TIE Be!n at a pont on fl'.i ,.itiieriin, of Run south.essert,. on Tu wUa. Town%nIp 2)5, Range JOE, Said point 97 %wrst Run south on west line of SectIon 32 State Road 477, In SectIon 29 tS.R 436) to point of beginning. cenici-Itne ot lusxaw;ta taabrlelta Vtip 7tS, Range 2PE, to the poInt of side), Sanford,3aniuvocn Florida Gabrlelta Road to Red Bug Lake being aPProximately 2,i45 feet from Road Pcltn3 Place' Atmc.n' Springs Poai to the nrtn i'ne of Section 75, begn'.ng 19$ J1E to Geneva Avenue (S P 16) TownshIp 20$. Range JOE the northwest corner of 5ect PRECINCT P40. 19 (t Hail, 1 btk west of 421, ' blk 3, Run west on Geneva Avenue to Sed pnint being the center point of Run west on Red Bug Lske Road to lO*flship TOwnship 21$, Range JOE 7)5, Polling Place; morest CityBear Range JOL Begin at the lnters4tion of 75th Meltonvilie .êienue the point of beginning, ro'thcf S R.134.Aitamonte5prinçs, Thwcecgotinueflorffieriyalong the Lake Fire Station. Forest City, tht intersection of State ROOd 117 Thencerunwfltatth,flor,ftli Street and Lake Mary Road Florida Rut' north on MillOnyilli Avenue to and the ACL Railroad Polling Placet South Seminole centerline of Tus&lwilla.C..abri,lla PiECtNCT 140. 13 34, Run Southwest along Lake Mary the south shore of Liku Monroe Middle School, Range PRCINCT HO. S east Road to the centerline side of Queens Thxi5c, run Southwesterly along the JOE to the northwejt 21$, corner o, Of Red Bug Begm at the interttction of U.S. 17. Road to an imaginary line Continue north into Lake Monroe on centerline of State Road In, ap. Mirror Lake. turn south off Winter SectIon 31. TOwnship 2)5, Range 3CE Cf the mete-section ci Dean Lake Quad 92 and Sam'liando Spiinqs Road (S i representing th Sanford Grant L.in .i ¶.am. Pd 118 6 tIne prolectc-d from Meltceivilte provlmCtety )3 feet to a point on Park Drive. Cas'e-iberry, Flrrida Thenceronwesta":tin crf'lerl.rt Run %outoeat along the imagnary Thenc, continue west along the i,n -rtr.eesterly t 5f Rj 124 Avenue to the VoluSiC Seminole the centerline of L*ngwod Hills t Red Bug L ke foad to th welt Run west on $ariando Springs Road Sanford Grant Line to U 5. 1792 PRECINCT NO. 39 north line of Section 3], Township County line n Lake Monroe tO itS fntsl-s'wl.on wru Sear Creek line of Section 74. Town$hi, 2)5, (SR. 431) to itih'and Road Street Begin at the intersection ot us. I;. 21$, Rang. JOE t tt. point Run northeaSt along U.S. 17.97 to Follow the Volusia-Seminole County Thencerun west along the Pun norlhwe'st,rtyatong Bear Creek Range JOE Ruin tth on *ghtand Street to centerline 92 and the Orence.Seminoie County t*ginning DeSoto Drive tine t.OutPeasterI to a point of of Longwood Hills Road to th. west limp to the so's ftt, of take .Iessup Thence contint.p wcst alono ce'n. Seminal. Avi'4itum PatIna Pta. •• • , begnr.ipq ewçg mnorth$ugnaoim,nery tine to terrirn nf Rttl Bug L.a. 70, fl,. -4 itt in Ccr it'.. north rn en imfn.,n tn" Gorortheasturly }5.jtp )rive. t) I!t Por.ai Avenue Count; CommIssIoners on U S. ll93tothe Pqfling Place: Efcaute the Doörd of Range JOE Seminole th tinter of Lisa ie'p Sectiun34, To.inntp .I5, Mange 3Q intersection of 5 f 434 COui,ty P.a detaqmjc north from Highland Street tø the Run north along El Portal to an County Cc'rnmijsionets of Seminole Thence continue Westerly along the Run Southeast along SR. 434 tO that no Run *45t and northeasterly along to the west line of SectiOn 33, $00 s*ti01 line of 292030 imaginary fine representing the Courtly has determnnd that rtc ct'nterlinecfl.e,nqwoncjlfiil%poad in intersection of Floral Boulevard 4. - 4 ,,. - . ' Friday, Dec. U, 1,75—hA Legal Notice RESOLUTION ON MOTION BY (OMMISSIOEI • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -t ' -I, Polling Place: Rolling Hills Country Run southerly along an imaginary CITY OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Club PressvjeN Avenue, north of line lathe entrance of Bear Creek ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Notice is hereby given that lam FOR Li SEMINOLE COUNTY, 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND North Street and 'outh of 431. Runsoutheasterly along Bear Creek 13 FLORIDA CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE engaged In business at 219 Lake FLORIDA accommodations presently exist Longwood, Florida. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, to Slate Road 426 Notice of Public Hearing COUNTY, FLORIDA, Within?hispreclnctadequatefor,he PRECINCT NO.47 Mary Blvd., Lake Mary. Seminoie CIVIL ACTION PlO. 7S•1$1lCA49.F FLORIDA J Runsoulhwesterlon5tatepoad47o TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CIVIL CASE NO. 14fl3I.CA49•O County, Fioriga,u expetio theficfitiojs STATE BANK OF APOPKA, GENERAL JURISDICTION and clIiietiI housing Usgin at a point on the south line of to the point of beginning. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by GOVERNMENT NATIONAL nameof THE MILLER GROUP, and and handling of voting and voting Section 33, Township 205, Range Plaintiff DIVISION Polling Place: Information Center. the Planning Board of the City of MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a that I intend to register saId name y CASE NO. 7S.ItooCA49.A Paraphernalia, the Board has by 39E, said point being approximately 130) Winter Springs Boulevard, Altamonte Springs, Florida, that corporation. etc with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, SHAVFP VALE, separate resolution, alsn r.tnrrfrd , et at, IDS MODT*1 E CO0t0* TuI4 feet v.'c'? of tho i;ia'.t Cuunity oi Seminote, l ioricja said Board will hold a public hearing PIintiff, Seminole County, FIOrist in ac on this date, pursuant to Florida corner of Said Section Defendants a Delaware corporation, PRECINCT NO. SI to consider the question of granting cordance with the pfovisio'j of the Statutes Section 101.71, designated Said point also descrIbed as the AMENDED Plaintiff, Begin at the intersectIon of Slate special exception number thirteen CARITON DUNNING and ARCIIIE Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit. the following Site outIdo Precinct centerline Of State Road 400 (ln NOTICE OF SUIT Vs. Road 4)6 &nd Interstate 1 Plo. i3 as temporary polling place terstate Four) , as listed in the zoning classification DUNNING, a k.a Luvonia Dunning, Section$650, Floridö Slatutei 1957. TO: KATHRYN L. WOOD. for. THE DEVELOPMENT COP Run weSt on State Road 436 to the of Resistential.Multiple Family (P. his wife, 5: W, M. Miller merly (lfor Precinct No 43: Eastbrook Swim Thence run northeasterly atong the KATHRYN L. BASS, PORATION AT NORTH LAKE, intersection of Montgomery Road MF)toproperty as described below, Defendants. Publish: Dec. 4. 11, II. 24, 1973 Residence, old Highway 19, Mars INC., et al., Club, lust off taStbros Boulevard, centerline of State Rood 100 to the as that classification is described In DEU-12 and State Road 434 Seminole County, Florida. NOTICE OF ACTION Hill, North CarolIna 26754, Defendants South line of Section 26. Township Run north on Montgomery Rood to thecompre4ensivezonirugordinar,ce TO: ARCHIE DUNNING, a Ii a PRECINCT NO. 44 VALERIE 8. GILLIS. residence NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE 705, Range 29E of the City of Altamonte Springs, the Little Wekiva River Lavonia Dunning and BRENDA NOTICE is hereby gIven that the unknown, CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE J. Begin at a point on the south line of Thencec.tinuenortheasterIy along Run westerly and southerly on the Florida, No. 220-73. Residence Unknown Board of County Commissioners of FOELKER, residence unknown. PROPERTY Section 33. Township 21S, Range JOE the Centerline of State Road 100 in Little Wekiva River to State Road SUBJECT PROPERTY iS YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Seminole County. Florida, shall at YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an TO: JOSEPH VILLELLA and approximately 3,113 feet from the Section 26, Township 205, Range 29E described as follows: 436 Southwest corner of said section action for foreclose a mortgage on 7:00 p.m. or as soon as possible action to Ioreclo3e three mortgages JOHN M. OWENS to the east line of Section 26, Run Weston State Road 436 to the Thence run east along the South line Township 705, Range 29E Parcel A: From the SW corner of the following property in Seminole thereafter, on the 20th day of 011 the following property In db-a SITE DEVELOPERS, Section 23, Township 21 South, County, Florida: intersection of State Road 136 January, 1976, In the Seminole Seminole County, Florida: INC. of Section 33, Township 21S, Range Thence continue northeasterly along Range 29 East, Seminole County, State Road 434 Lot 30 and that port of Lot 3), County Courthouse, Begin at the SW corner, SE'-- of Residence Unknown JOE to the Southeast corner of SOld thecenlerline of State Road 100 (I4t Sanford, Florida run P0 69 degrees 4' 12" E. OAKLAND HILLS, d"scrbed as Thence run north and easterly on section Florida, consider the adoption of the the NW.'.. of Section 23, Township 20 and 1316.54 feet to the SW corner of the follows: Beginning at a point on the following Ordiranc., in Section 23, TownshIp 205, Range State Road 43.4 to the intersection of South, Range 79 East, thence run N. CHEROKEE UTILITIES, INC lhencecontinueeast along the South 29E, to the north line of Slid section State Road 431 and Interstate SE oflhe SW 'A. of said Section 33. curveof the East right of woy lineal tine of Section 31. AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO 0 degrees 03' 07" E. for 47.001 ft. Residence Unknown TownshIpState 215, thecenterlineof Thencecontinue northeasterly along Thence run South on Interstate i to thence run N 73 degrees 03' 27" E., Encino Way at the intersection with THE UNINCORPORATED AREAS along the W. line of said SEA., NW. Range JOE to the centerlineof State Road 100(1.4) YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an the point of beginning, Road 436 21636 feet for a Point of Beginning, the Southerly tine of Lot 30; thence OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, "4, Section 73, thence S. 09 degrees actiontoforeclosea mortgageon the approximately 2.800 feet to a point thenceconlinuep4. 73 degrees 05' 77" South 61 degrees 50'29" East along F L 0 P I 0 A P P 0 V I Dl PIG Polling Place: Sanlando Baptist Thence run northwesterly along the on the centerline of Section 21, ss" E., parallel to the N. lIne of followIng property In Seminole Church, South Side of 434, West of I. E., J9Ofeet to the Westerly R.W line the Southerly tine of Lot JO for a REGUATION TO CONTROL AND the PIE.'.-, of Said Section 23, for County, Florida: centerline of State Road 136 to the Township 295, Range 29E I, Longwod, Florida. west line of Section 31, Township Thenceruneast along the centerline PRECINCT of Frontage Road on Interstate distance of 13507 feet; thence North REGULATE BUILDING CON. 2400.39) ft., to a point on a curve That part of the East Half of the NO. 52 Highway No.4; thence i'un P4 1 deg. 6ldégrees3l'33"westfor adistance STRACTORS AND BUILDING coflcavetottte NWonthe Wright-of. Northwest Qua.'ler lying 7)5. Range JOE East of the of saic section, to the east line of Begin at a point on Winter Park 10 mm. 1$ sec. W. along said R.W of )OS.99 feet; thence North SI CO P4 ST P U CT ION WI T H I N Way of Lorsgwood Markham Road: East right-of-way line of State Road Thence Continue northwesterly Section7l,Town%hip2cs,Rang,29E 10.3$ feel; thence run N. 33 deg. 4 degrees5o'JS"Weslforadlstanceof SEMINOLE COUNTY; AMEN. Thence along the arcof sold curve No.400(Intentatel).allin Section Drive i Section 16215 JOE along the centerline of State Road Thenceruneastalongthecenterline Saldpointbeingl000feerwntof the rnin,oasec.Wss36ofeet;therun 79,41 feet to the point of beginning, DING SECTION SOOF SEMINOLE having as its elements a central 2), Township 21 South, Range 79 436 in Section 33 Township ItS, of Section i,, Township 205, Range northwest corner of lot 33, Block 17 Range JOE to the centerline of 39E, to the east line of said section 7 deQ. OS mm. 11 sec. W. 1)1.10 according to the plat thereof as COUNTY ORDINANCE PlO 73.10 angle of 21 degrees 02' II" and a East ter't thencerun N, S6deg. 17 mm. 52 recorded in PINt Book 13. Page 61, HeftIer Homes Howell Park Secton Winter Woods Boulevard AS AMENDED fly OP fl:r;,SHCE radiusof 1113 390ff foriOl 171 ft to AND - That part of the Cast P-lalf of Thence run east along the Centerline One, Piat Book I), Page 47 sec. E-, feet; to the Westerly R.W Public Pecorth of Seminole County, NO. 1)-bA, TO ADOPT THE iflS the point of tangency, thence 5. 27 the Southwest Quarter (LESS: the Thene rumi westerly along the of Stction 20. Township 20S. Range Thence run east 1000 feet to the line of Wyrnore Road; thence S. 56 Florida. REVISIONS TO THE 1923 EDITION degrees 17' 56" E. for 7.76S ft. NorTh 1095.12 feet thereof) lying Boulevard 'o a point on the (en ACL Railroad Line north 1000 feet terline of Nottingham Drive thence run Northwesterly along a arerequirod toservea copy of your BUILDING CODE, TO ADOPT Markham Road; thence N. It State Rood No. 1 (Interstate 1); Thence run southerly along the Run east approximately 13-40 feet to curve concave Northeasterly, written defenses, if any, to it Ofl APPENDIX "K" AND APPENDIX degrees 44' 53" W. for 1951.019 ft. ALSO: The Scuth2JSfeef of the West Thence run southerly along the centerlineoftheACLRailroadtothe thenorthwestcornerof Lot IL Block havIng a radius of 332.77 feet; a RICHARD H. ADAMS, JR. of Gray, "L" OF THE 1975 REVISIONS TO alOng alit parallel tothe N lin.of Half of the NorthwestQuar?ercf the centerline of Nottingham Drive to a SOuth Iin f Section 20, Township .1, Summerjet North Section 5, Plat central angle of I) deg. 01 mln. 29 Adams. Harris I Robinson, P.A.. THE 1973 EDITION TO THE the NE.L. of Section 23, Township 20 Southeast Quarter; all in Section 11, point appr..aimately 470 feet north of 205. Range JOE sec., an arc distance of 60.19 feet; plaintiff's attorneys, whose address SO U T H E R N S T A N D AR 0 South, Range 79 East: nence along Book 16, Page the South line of Section 33, Town 71 South, Range 29 East. Thence continue south along the Run east on the north line of Sum. ship 2)S, Range JOE thencerun5.S9cteg. llmin.O0.Ssec. is 401 East Robinson Street, P.O. BUILDING CODE. TO ADOPT theW. IIneoftheNE.',.of the SW.'4 ANDALSO: Lotsl,S,6, 1721.23.32 centerline of the ACL Railroad in irerwt Nrlh SectIon .5 to the rtor W along a line parallel with and 10 Box 3081, Orlando, Florida 32602, Ofl APPENDIX "0" OF THE 1973 of said Section 23, N. 0 degrees 00' and 33 (LESS: The East 156 feet of Thenct run south to the south line of Scction79, Township 23S, Range JOE theast corner feet perpendIcular to of Lot I, Block K. the or before the 17th day Cf January, SO U T H C P 14 I A N OAR D 32" E. f 526.300 0. t.) the point of Lots 74, 2.5, 32 and 33 and the East Section 33, Township 2)5. Range toa point on the centerline of SR 427 Southeasterly line of Lot S. Summerset North Section S 1976, and file the original with the BUILDING CODE: PROVISING beInning. All lying and being in 15.6 fee? of the South 353 feet of Lot JOE, also described as point of Thenco run southwesterly along the Thence run north on the east line of beginning, BLOCK C, SPRING LAKE HILLS clerk of this Court either before FOR CONSTRUCTION. SEP. Seminole County, Florida, con- 5);AND: The Northll feetof Lot 10; centerline of State Road 171 op. Section Il-3IS.JOE to the southwest according to the plat thereof as service on plaintiff's attorneys or VERABILITy, AND AN EF. taming 51.43 acres. all In HUDSON PARtY., as recorded Polling Place: San Jose Apartments proximately 3,330 feel to a point on corner of Lot 1, Block H, Camelot recorded in Plat Book 15, pages 73 immediately thereafter; otherwiSe a FEC lIVE DATE. has been tiled against you ana you in Plot Book 1, Page 49, Pvbtic. Recreat)onTaI Room, off 436 on the centerline of Longwcod Hills Unit and 74, 7, Book 16, Page 93 'l of the PublIc Records of default will be entered against you (SEAL) Winter Woods Blvd. County of Road are required to serve a copy of your Records of Seminole County. I 1 Run southeasterly on the south line Seminole County, Florida, a for the relief demanded in the Seminole. State of Florida written defenses, if any, to it on Florida. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Thenceru,westalongthecenterIine of Camelot Unit 2,10 the Southeast distance of 345 feet; thence run complaint. PRECINCT NO. 45 GEORGE C. KELLEY, Ill, P.A., ANDALSO; That partof tIe EastlO .3 Clerk of Board of Longwood Hills Road to the west SOuthwesterly along a curve con. corner of lot 39, Block H, Camelot WITNESS my hand and seal of Begin at a point on the south line of Plaintiff's Attorney wnose address feet of the West Half of tnt Norof County Commissioners line of Section 29, Township ?OS, Unit 2 cave Northwesterly, having a radius thiS Court on December 2. 1975. Scton 20 1: p 715. Range 30E Range JOE iS PC Box 11)7. ApopkO, Florida, th-ACSt Quarter of the Southeast Seminole County, Florida of 260 feet, a central angle of 1)0 deg. (SEAL) Run north on the east line of Camelot Sad point also described as the Publish: Dec. 26, 1913 32703, on or before January 23rd, Quarter of Section 14. Township 21 29 mm. )9.S sec., an arc length of Thence continue westerly along the Unit 2 and its extension to the north Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 1976, and file the original with the South, Rar.oe 39 :.St ILeSS: The DEU.1)7 Southwest corner of Lot 3, Block B. centerline of Lorgwood Hills Road in line of Section IS 21 S-JOE 57995 feet; thence run S. 79 deg. 41 Clark of the Circuit Court _____________________________ Clerk of this Court either before South 225 fee, titereof) lying South of English Estates, Unit 7. Plot Book Section 30, Township 70S. Range JOE mm. 20 sec. W. 27.73 feet; thence run Thence continue north to Lake Drive By; Mary N. Darden Page U, Public Records of to a point on the service on Plaintiff's Attorney or RESOLUTION the Southerly right ci.way line of west line of said Run northwesterly on Lake Drive to S lOdeg. 12 mm. I0sec. E 371.42 feet; Deputy Clerk Seminole County ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER lmmedlatelythereatt,r; otherwise a State Rood No. 436, all lying and section Seminole Blvd. thencerun S.$$ deg. E.. 246.42 feet; Publish Dec. 5. 17, 19, 26, 1975 Thence run north along KWIATKOWSKI SECONDED BY default will be entered against you being Wi Seminole County, Florida. the w*%t line Thence continue southerly along the Run westerly on Seminola Blvd. to thone run 5. 76 deg. 30 mm. C. 110 DEU-21 COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS THE for tnt ref let demanded In the All containing 71701 acres more or of Lot), Block B. English Estates, centerllneofLongwoodHillsRoadin the Intersection of Seminola Blvd. feet,thencerunS.41d,g.E,40ofeet FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS Complaint. less. Unit7totplenorthwestcornerofsaid Section 75, Township 2OS, Range ansi Sunset Drive :athe ro;riot lot UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT lTNES5my handandthesealog has been tiled against you and you ?9E, ba point on the centerline of RunwestandsoutrtonSijnwtDrive 15.15313 acres. Thence ri.jn east along the south E.E. Williamson IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THE REGULAR MEETING OF this Court on December 17th, 1973. arerequiredto$ery,acoofyour Rood to Triplet Lake Drive Parcel B: From the SW corner of EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. THE BOARD OF COUNTY CON. (Seal) wvttlen defenses. if any, to It on approxlmately7Qfeeftoapolnt,said feet wI gi the Southeast corner of intersectioswlth South Triplet Lake Range 29 East, Seminole County, COUNTY. FLORIDA, point also described as the cen COUNTY, FLORIDA, ON THE 2nd Clerk of the Circuit Court attorney, whose address said section s Florida, run N. 89 deg. 4 mm. 17 CIVIL. NO. 7S-2215.-CA-09.8 Drive terline of Oxford Road By: Elaine RiChard, DAY OF DECEMBER, A.D., icZS. Greenberg, Traurig, Hoffman Llpodf Run w'st on CE. Williamson Road Run southeasterly on South Triplet sec. E along the South line of the SW PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK, Thence run northerly along the Deputy Clerk WHEREAS, Florida Statutes & Quentel. P.A., 1401 Brlckell toltsintersictionwith Tollgate Trail Lake Drive to the intersection of A of said SectIon 23, a distance of centerline of Oxford Road to the Plaintiff, provides for changes in elti Publish: Dec. 19, 24, 1975, Jan. 2,9, Avenue.PH.1,ML,,,i, Florida 33131. Pun southerly on Tollgate Trail to Queens Mirror Circle 933.05 feet for a Point of BeginnIng; vS. centerline of Carlton Road districts and polling places during 2976 the State Road 434 on or before January 77th, 1976. and RunsoutheasterlyonQueensMmrror thence continue N. 89 degrees 4 JAMES K. BIEBER, et al., DEU9O odd numbered years. and Thence run west along the centerline tiletheOt.igmnalWiththeclerkofthis Thence run west to the point Of Circle t the Intersection of mirjt I? seconds East, 335.31 !cct winter Detenda,.Is. WHE REAS, increasing population — of Canton Road to lti* easI right of. begInning. Court eIther before Sirvici on Park to the SW Corner Drive of the SE U. of the NOTICE OF SUIT has necessitated changes In thy IN THE way line of Winston Road Polling Place Because the CIRCUIT COURT, plaintiff's attOrney or immediately Run south on Winter Park Drive to SW '.i.; thence run North 73 degrees TO; JAMES K. BIEBER bcation Of polling places within Thence run north along the east of County CommissionersBoard of the point of beginning. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. thereafter; otherwise a default will 05 mInutes 27 seconds East 216.3$ Woodland Terrace Resort right of way line of Winston Rood Seminole County has determined Polling precincts and alterations of CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE be entered agaInst you for the relief Place: Because the Board of feet; thence run North 41 degrees Apt. No. I approximately 33 feet to the nor, precincts and precinct boundaries, COUNTY, FLORIDA. that demanded In the claim against ' no accommodiations presently County Commissioners of Seminole West, 100 feet, thence run North 16 Britt, Minnesota 35710 and thwest corner of Lot 3, Block 0, exist within this Precinct adequate Civil Action Number 75.b$73.CA49.F deftfldOfi?5 County has determined that no degrees 30 minutes West. 140 feet; YOU APE HEREBY notified that WHEREAS, in Compliance with ADVANCE MORTGAGE COR. English Estates, Unit 3. Put Book for the expedItious and efficient accommc,dalions presenlly exist WITNESS my hand and ttte seal of thence run South 1$ degrees West, ocomplainito foreclose, mortgage Florida Statutes, the Board of PORATION, a Delaware cot. this COOrt on December73. 1973 Page 63. Public Records of housing and handling of voting and withinthis Precinct adequate for the 246.43 feet; thence run South 10 encumbering Ihe following real County Commissioners of Seminole poration. (Seal) Seminole County voting paraphernalia, the Board has expeditious and efficient housing degrees 12 minutes 40 seconds East property: Arthur H. B-eckwtttt, Jr. County has by resolution on the 2nd Plaintiff, Thence run east along the north line by separate resolutIon, also and handling of voting and voting 362.13 feet to the Point of Beginning, Lot 11, Block E. W000MERE day of December AD., 1973, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Lot 3. Block C, English Estates, By: Mary N. Darden Unit 3. to the northeast corner of recorded on this date, pursuant to paraphernalia, the Board has by cu5ntaInIng 1.17316 acres and being a PARK, 2nd Replat, according to the described and set forth the boun. RUSSELL E. SWITHENBANK, Florida Statutes Section 101.71, separate resolution, also recorded part of Lake Destiny. plot thereof as recorded in Plot Book darles and limIts of each precinct Said lot Deputy Clerk designated the following site outside on this date, pursuant to Florida Parcel C: From the SW corner of 1), Page 73, of the Public Records of Ond the polIng places of each Defendants. Publish: Dec. 26, 1913, Jars. 2,9. 16. Thence run south approximately 35 Precinct No. 17 as a temporary Statutes Section 101.71, desIgnated Section 23, Township 21 South, Seminole County, Florida, precinct, and 1976 feet along the west lint' of Lot 5, polling place for Precinct No. ) NOTICE OF SALE the following site outside Precinct Range 79 East, Seminole County, has been filed against you and you WHEREAS, the Board of County 01.121 Indian Hills, Unit 6, Plot Book IS, Notice is hereby given that, Longwbod Community BuIlding, No. 57 as a temporary polling place Florida, run NorTh 09 degrees 4 arerequired to servea copyof your Commissioners of Seminole County pursuant to an order or a final Page60. Public Recorcis of Seminole Longwood, Florida. to, Precinct Plo. 57; Casselberry minutes 17 seconds East along the writtendefenses, if any, to it on VAN nas determined that no ac FICTITIOUSNAME County. to the southwest corner of PRECINCT NO. 44 Iuctgment of foreclosure entered in South line of the SW ' of said Sec. DEN BERG. GAY & BURKE, P.A,, commodations Presently exist the Fire Station, Casselberry, Florida. Notice in is business hereby given that 436, I am above-captioned action. I will engaged at Hwy Lot 5, IndIan Hills. Unit 6 Begin at the intersection of State PRECINCT NO. $3 tion 23. a distance of 933.05 feet; attorneys for the Plaintiff, at Post within preclncts7A, 15,22.27.31, sell the property situated in Forest City, Seminole County, line of Lot S. lndii Hills. Unit 6. to Run South on the centerline of State Road 131 and Tollgate Trail 10 seconds West, 71053 feet for a 32607, and file the original with the peditious and efficient housing and as follows: the west right of way line of Win Road 431 to a point west of the south Run ruoriherly on Tollgate Trail to Point of Beginning; thence rut' N. 79 Clerk Of the above styled Court on or handling of voting and voting CYCLE SYSTEMS, and that I intend nebago Court Lot ii, west corner of Lot 157, Forest City E.E. Williamson Road Block 1, NORTH4th to register Said name with Siminole degrees 47 minutes 20 seconds East before January 21st, 1916; other- paraphernalIa within said precincts, ORLANDO TOWPOSITE. Ad- of the CIrcuIt Court. the Clerk Thence run north along the west Orange Park, Plat Book 2. Page 60 Run east on E.E. WillIamson Road 71.73 feet; thence run Northeasterly rise. a judgment may' be entered NOW. THEREFORE BE IT dition, (Replat of Sheet NO. 2), right of way line of Winnebago Run east to the southwest corner of to Longwood Markham Road along a curve concave Nor- against you for the relief demanded RESOLVED by the Board of County recorded In as County, Florida in accordance With Court approximately 35 feet to a said plat Plat Book 14, Page (Range Line Road) thw'esterly, having a radi'js of 260 In the complaint. the provisions of the Fictitious Commissioners of Seminole County. Public Records of Seminole County, point, said point also described as Run east on thC South line of lots 152 Run South on Longwood Markham feet, a central angle of llodegrees 79 Name Statutes, To Wit: St cn WITNESS my hand and the seal of Florida, that for precincts 7A, 1$, 2), the centerline of Talbot Road Flida. through 137, Foreit City.Orange Road(RangeLineRoad)to5.R.434 minutesl9.Ssecofldsanarclenqtp,of said Court on the 10th day of 7l3I.4).17,53,and53,thefolIowmng Together with alt structures and $63.09 Florida Statutes 1957 Thence run east along the centerline Park, Plat Book 7, Page 60, to the Run west on State Road 434 to the 579.95 feel, toe point 10 feet South 30 December 1975. 5: Larry Pearce temporary polling places be of Tatbof Road to the centerline Of SOuthHst corner of lot 137. of improvements now anst hereafter on said point of beginning, degrees 11 mInutes 593 seconds (Seal) Publish: Dec. 4, 11, 18, 26. 1775 designated,saldpollingplacesbemng said land, and fixIur Kewanriee Trail plat attached DEU 13 Polling Place: Because the Board of East from the South line of Lot 6, Arthur if. Beckwlth, Jr. outside their respective precincts, Thence run northeasterly along the thereto: also all gas, steam, electric, Run easterly through lot 177, County Commissioners Of Seminole Block C, SPRING LAKE HILLS, Clerk of the Circuit Court but contiguous thereto; centerline of Kewannee Trail to the Trailwood Estates SectIon water, and other heating, cooking, 2, Plat County has determined that no according to the plot thereof as By: Mary N. Darden FICTITIOUS NAME PRECINCT PlO. 7A east lineof SectIon 20, TownshIp 715. refrigerating, lighting, plumbing, Book 18, Page II. and Northwestern accommodatIons presently exist Deputy Clerk recorded in Plat Book 15. pages 73 Notice is hereby given that I am Temporary Polling Place' Range JOE ventilating, irrigating, arid power engaged in businesS at 5537 US 17 and 74, of the Public Records of Pblith: Dec 17. 19, 26, 1975, Jan 7, Avenuetothesouthwestcorntrofiot withinthisPrmnct adequate for the Community House. Chuiuota, Thcncecontjnue northeasterly along systems, machines, appliances, 92, 1, Block 26. Weathersfield 2nd ad- expeditious and efficient housing Seminole County, Florida, thence 1976 DEU-49 Florida. Longwood, Seminole County. the centerline of Kewanne'e Trail in dition. Plat Book I?, Page 102 and handling of voting and voting run S $9 degrees 16 minutes 00.3 fixtures, and appurtenance, wttIth Florida under the fictitious name of PRECINCT NO. 1$ Section 21, nowareor may hereafter pertain to, ROBIN Township 2)5, Range Run east along the South line of lots I paraphernalia, the Board has by Seconds West parallel with sold H000'S,and that I intend to Temporary Polling JOE. to the centerline of State Road throu Place: or be used wIth, in, or on Said register said FICTITIOUS NAME 11. Block 76, Weathersfield separate resolution, also recorded South Line 309.60 feet; thence run name with the Clerk of Seminole County Agri-Center, premises, 436 even though they be the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Notice is hereby given that I am 2nd addition on this date, pursuant to Florida South 10 degrees 12 mInutes 10 Sanford, Florida. detached or detachable. Thence run southerly along the Continue east to thC Southeast Statutes Section 101.11, designated secondsEast7l9.ofeet,tothepoint engaged in busIness at 1317 PRECINCT NO. Florida Itt accordance with the centerline of State Road 436 to the Range Orbon LV JO Itamonte Spr. Dr., Alfamont, Spr. corner of lot 35, Block 20, the following site outside Precinct Of Beginning, containing 1.91031 S..minnl. Cn.nty provis of me Fictitious Name Temporary Polling Place: San south line of Section 21, Township Weetpirjfjel 2nd Odditlon Furnace General Flectrl lor.te acres t4o 57 as a leniporary poiiing place Statutos Tc,.Wit, Set.gn 56$.G t.'nsier the ford Civic center, Sanford. Florida. 31$, Range JOE andLake. being a part of fictitious me of DOLLINGER EN. PRECINCT NO. 21 BOLE 03431 Run southerly to the southwest for Precinct No. 53: RoilIng Hills Springwooci Florida Statutes 1957. Thencecontinue southerly along the corner of lot 20, Spring Valley T ERPRiSES, INC DB.A FERN Air CondItioner — General MoravianChurch, Sanlando Springs THE PUBLIC HEARiNG will be 5 James Deed, Temporary Polling Place: !.anElectric BGTA 730 BIA centerline on State Road 434 in Farms Section 6, Plat Book IS, CYCLE TOWN, ford Page Drive, Hwy 434, Longwood, Florida. held in the City Hall of Altamonte PARK Jøe Oe Civic Center, Sanford, Florida. Section 71, Township 21S, Range , Carpeting — Living room, that I intend PRECINCT NO. SI: Owner Springs, Florida, on Thursday, and tO PRECINCT NO. 34 bedrooms 4. hallway 1tte- said name with the Clerk of JOE, to the centerline Of Howell Run east, approximately 110 feet to Begin at the iunctlon of the Weklva Publish: Dec. 4, 11, 18. 26, )7$ January 8, 1976. at 7:00 p.m., or as Temporary Polling Creek Place: at public sate, to the highest and best DEU 17 a point on the south line of lot 20, RIver arid LittieWeluiva River the soon thereafter as possible, at which he Circuit Court, Seminole County, Altamonte Springs, Elementary bidder for cash, at the front West Thence run southwesterly along th ________ f Spring Valley Farms Section 6 west county line time interested prti and citizens Florida in accordance with the School, Attamonte centerline (,f Ho4 CfvrR ii inc Runsouthtothe south lineof Section Run southeasterly on the Little for and against the specIal P(O.SiOft5 ot I.e Ficlil',ous PilIme PRECINCT NO, 43 Springs. Florida. sc'or ci lie Seminole County IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THR west line of Section II. Township 39, 735, 79E Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, at exception Statutes. To Wit: SectIon 865.09 Wekiva River to the south section will be hearØ. Temporary Pglling EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 2)3, Range 2.JE Place: 11:00 AM, on January 9th, 1976. Run east along the south line of line of Section fl-2OS-29E THIS NOTICE is to be published Florida Statutes 1957. Eastbrook Pool Association, (Seal) CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE S: Are, Dollinger Thence run north along the west line SectIons 22 and 2.3, Township 215, Run east on the south line of Section by posting one copy on the property Publish: Dec. 11, 18, 76, 1915, Seminole County, Florida. COUNTY. FLORIDA. of said Section to the northwest Range 29E to Interstate 4 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Jan. 7, PRECINCT NO. 77 20S-79Etothesouthwestcomeroo aforesaid described arid by posting 1976 CASE PlO. 7$)7$5CA49.I corner of Section 7$, Township 715, Clerk Circuit Court Run north on Interstatu I to the Section 73 OS.79E In three public places within the City DELi 43 _____________________________ Temporary Polling Place: DONALD W. USHER and JESSICA Range JOE By Cecilia V. Ekern in?ertion of State Road 136 and Run east on the South line of Section of Altarnonte Springs, Florida, at _____________________________ Longwooci Community Building, USHER, his wife, Thence run west ap .tslmately Interstate I Deputy Clark 73.205 79E to the Southeast corner of least fifteen days prior to the date of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH Loflgwood, Florida. Plaintiffs, 3.660 feet along the 5.ilh lIt of Run weSt on State Road 434 to the MacLean and Brook, Section 21705 79E public hearing L PRECINCT NO. ft 5ectlon7O, Township3lS, Range3uE point of beginning. Post Office Drawer X Run easton the south line of Section DATED THIS 72nd DAY OF EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Temporary Polling HAROLD P. KENNEDY and to point of beginning. Place: JacksonvIlle, Florida 32703 Polling Places: Holiday Inn, west 21 205 29E to Interstate 4 CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR Casselberry DECEMBER, 1975 AD. Fire Station, VIRGINIA 1.. KENNEDY. his wife, Polling Place: Attor,) SEMINOLE COUNTY. Summit Apartments sideofl.liuslsouthoI4JaAItarr,ofite Run southerly on 1.4 to State Road (OFFICIAL SEAL) CaSselberry, Florida. ROBERT M. HARRELL and Recreational Room, off £36 on Lake Springs, 1-lorida. Publish: Dec. 26, 1973 CASt NO. 7S42$9CA•20-C 4.34 5: Phyllis Jordaht, PRECINCT NO. WILMA 0. HARRELL. his wife, Howeii ilôcJ. County of Seminole, DEU-11] PRECINCT NO.49 In re: Petition of RunsouthwesterlyonStateRoadljl City Clerk Temporary Poluing Place: Rolling JAMES G. MCGARRAH a-k-a State of Florida, Begin at a point on the southwest to Wekiva Springs Road Altamonte Springs, Florida RICHARD W. CASHIN FOR Hills Moravian Church, Sanlando __________________________ JAMES C. McGARRAH and PRECINCT NO. corner of Section 33, Township 215, Run northwesterly on Wekiva Publish: Dec. 26, 1913 ADOPTION OF ROBERT L. Soring Drive. Hwy. 431, Longwood, DOROTHY McGARRAH, his wife, Begin at a point on the south line Of Range JO E CITYOF THOME. JR.. A MINOR, AND Florida. Springs Rood to the north line of DEU-119 and THE SANFORD ATLANTIC ELIZABETH ANN COX, A MINOR. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Section?. Township 21S. Range 79E, Thence run north along the west line Section 4-2)5 29E BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED NATIONAL BANK, a National said point being approximately 1,830 FLOP lOt. AMENDED Section 33, Township 21S, Range Run west on the north line of Sec that where the abovesaid Banking Association, Noticiof Public Hearing feet east of the Southwest corner of JOE to te northwest corner of said lIons 4, 5, and 6-715 79E to the NOTICE TO DEFEND designations of polling place's shall TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Defnts. Section 3, Township 215, Range 79E, section TO ROBERT L. THOME, SR., Orange Seminole County line result in the voting place for two or NOTICE OP SALE said point also dsscrlbed as the Thenceruneast along the north line Run NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Last known a'tdreu: north on County line to the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE more precincts being located for By virtue of a degree heretofors M.D.A.C. Box $6 centerline of State Road 400 (In- of Section 33, TownshIp 21S, Range Wekiva River purposes ot' an election in one the Plarw;irto Board of tIl CitY of rendered in the above styled cause terstate Four) EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. (Pers. Box 369) JOE, to a point on the centerline of Thence run in an easterly and building, the voting places for the Altamonte Springs, Florida, that on the 16th day of December, 1915, Thence run north along the cen CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR State Road 434 APO San Francisco. northeasterly direction on the SEMINOLE COUNTY. several precincts involved shall be saidBoardwillholdapgblich,ering tneunderslgnedDeptjtyclerko,tM Calif. 94535 maintained to consider the question of granting terline of State Rood 400 to the Thence run southeasterly along the Wekiva River (County line) to the Case No. 7S-2471-CA.04 established and Circuit Court Shall proceed to centerline of State Road 131 centerline of State Road 1)6, apYOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED separ3te and apart from eOch other special excetlon under the Zoning point of beJinning. publicly tell to the highest and best In re: The marriage of that an aclion has been filed against in Said building, arid Regulations No. 221.73, SectIon 6 Thence run northeasterly along the proximately 2,450 feet to a point on Polling Place: Sabal Palms Country bidder for cash at the we--st front DONALD L. EMAHISER. you in the abovetitled Courl. The centerline of state ROad 434 to the the centerline of Winter Woods Club. County of Seminole, Florioa. a, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED General Office—Subsection E entrance of the Courthouse of East lineal Section 2. Township 21S, Boulevard Husban nature of this action is a Petition t0' that said temporary polling places on property as describea below, as BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Seminole County, Sanford, F1'ida, Ranne 19E and Record that classification is described in Adoption of ROBERT L. THOME. be recorded in the Official Thence run westerly along the that said alterations and changes at 11:00 A.M. on the 15th day of DARRYL D. EMAH ISER, Thence continue northeasterly along centerline of Winter Woods recorded in the Official Record Book JR., a mir,.r, by RICHARD W. Book in the Office of the Clerk of the comprehensive zoning ordinance of January, 1,76, within the legal hourj • name of Circuit Court of Seminole County, the City of Altamor'tte Springs, the centerlIne of Stale ROad 431 in Boulevard to a point On the cen- in the Office of the Clerk of the Wife. CASHIN, Petitioner. The Floridj. of Sate, the following descrIbed Section). Township 215, Range atE. terline of Nottingham Drive NOTICE OF ACTION Circuit Court of Seminole County. the Court in which adoption Florida, and that this resolution be property to satisfy said final decree to the north line of said Section SUBJECT TO: DARRYL 0 EMAHISER pr'oceedings are pending is 'rte publiShed not niorethan thirty days detcr,beij 5 Thence run southerly aong the Florida, and that said changes be belOw PROPERTY of ft to wit Thence run east alorg tllr north line 1736 Hadd;ngton centerline of Ncttintsam Drive to a published fo' (4) times in a Circuil Court of the Eighteenth nor less Ihan twenty days prior to PARCEL I The South 500 feet of the Toledo, Ohio 4362) The East "sot Lot 40 and All of Lot of SectIon I, Township 215, Range point approximately 170 feet north newspaper in Seminoic County, .IudicialCircult.inandforSernlnol, theho$dlnqoftheupcomir,ggeneral II, Bock 66, Sanlando North 523 feet of the SE '... of the SW 79E, to the northeast corner of on the South line of Section 33 The Suburb YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a County, Florida, Case No. 752709. election to be held in 1974. Florida, of Section 20, Townsnmp 19 SOuth, Section), Township 215. Rang, 79E township 21$, Range JOE Beautiful Orlando cction, 05 per petition for dissolution of marriage CA-20C STATE OF FLORIDA) STATE OF FLORIDA) Range 30 Cast, lying Easterly of Thence run south along the east line Plat thereof recorded in Pt,aI Book 3, 'tencc run south to the south line of COUNTY OF SEMINOLE) haS been filed which concerns you You are required to file your COUNTY OF SEMINOLE) Sanford Grant Lirwand lej rigj'.t of. Of Section 1, Township 71$, Range 56cn 33, TownShip 715, Range JOE and you are requIred to serve a copy answer or other defeinive pleadings Records of Seminole way I HEREBY CERTIFY that I HEREBY CERTIFY that the Page Oregon Avenue 79E, bo the Southeast cntner Of said Thence run west along tt. Souttillne above and foregoing is a true and of your written answer on iRVING with the Clerk of the above named above and foregning l a true and Counts', Florida. PARCEL II Lots I, 2. 2, 1, and 5, section THE PUBLIC HEAR,NG will us Block of Section 33, Township 21S, Range correct copy of a Resolution passed B. GUSSOW, ESQ.. Rosenbtum a. Court and serve a copy thertof upon correct copy of a Resolution passed II, SANFORD FARMS, ac Thence run west along the south line JOE to the point of beginning. unanimously by the Board ni rnunty Pipkiln, Attorneys for petitioner, the Petitioners attorney. 8. C. l.N'%ansmot.41y by the Board Of County held l the City Hall of Altamonte tO tht Blat th4(jef as of section I, iownsnip itS. lange t'olllng PlaCet St. Richards Commissioners of Seminole County. husband, DONALD L. PYLE, ESQUIRE, of Whlttaker, Commissioners of Seminole County, Springs, Florist., on 1nursaa-, recorded in Plat Book I, Pages 127, 39E, to the Southwest corner of s-aid Episcopal Chu?ch, 5131 Lake ' EMAHISER, whose address is PyleandStump, PottOffIc. Box 337, FlorIda, at its Regular Meeting held January I. 1976, at 1:00 p.m., or as Howell Florida, at Its Regular Meeting field 17$ and I2S'., Public Records of section Suite 705. 430 East East as Road. Seminole County, Florida possible, at which Highwy Oviedo, Florida 32765, not later than onthe 2nd day of December. 17S. as soon thereafter on the 2nd day of December, Seminole County Florida. Thencerijnwestalongthesouthline PRECINCT NO. SO A.D.,assameapp.arsontpt,record 414 Casselberry, FlorIda 37707, on the 23rd day of January, 1974, as same appears on the record in the time interested Parties-and citizens PARCILIllTheNorth73f,etofthe January 12, 1976. and file required by law, else a Judgment Minute Book for Said County. for and against the special exception of Section 3. Township 3IS. Range Begin at tte intersection of Dean in the Minute Book for said County. SE of the SW U. of Section 20. 79E, to the point of beginning Road and State Road '26 -IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have the original with the Clerk of this will be entered ogaint YOU. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have will be heard. TOIISIP 19 SAth, Range 30 East _______________________ RgnsouthwesterlyandwpstonState hereunto set my hand and affixed Court either before service on THIS NOTICE ii tO.pvbiishod by IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed petitioner's attorney or immedately hereunto Set my hand and seal at the Official Seal of the Board of po5ting In tIres public places wI?'iin Road IU to Tuskawitla.Gabriella the official seal of the Board ot ant tess rlght of way tcr Oregon thereafter, otherwise a default will Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, County Commitloners. thiS the 2nd the City of Altamoni, Springs, Road County Commlcirvers this 2nd day Avenue, 1* entered gainst you for the relief thIs 15th da' of December, 1975. Florida, at least fifteen days prior tO Run north on Tvskl*ilIa-Gabt'lella of Decemt,er 191%. A D. slay 01 December, AD, 1q75. Safety us a family affair. WITNESS this the 16th day of (Seal) demanded i the petition the date of the public hearing. Road to State Rood 119 (Seal) (Seal) _________________________ December, 1915. WITNESSmy Pond and theseal of Arthur H. B.Ckwiffi, Jr., Continue across State Road 4)9 to ATTEST: TED TtllZ flr DAY OF .TTtST: (Seal) ( DECFMRFR. T$73. A C) Clerk of the Cl!CVI$ Ct'trt ItI'. (curt in Dçertt'er 2. 1975. n.f!e-,' lo'",'e ii"l 1.1. O4Uw,li. if. M1r4.r H. c9..s.th, Jr. Arltxjr H. Beckwlm, Jr. By: Mary N. Darden (SEAL) (OFFICIAL SEAL) lunnorthonflrantleyAvenuetothe Clerk of the Boadof Clerk of the Board of Clark of thC Circuit Court Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk 5: Phyllis JordahI, sou)h shore of Lake -Its-sup County Commiss;oners County Commissioncs in By: Elatne Rldharde Clerk of Circuit Court City Clerk Run northeasterly along an in and for Seminole County, Florida Publish: Dec. II 24, 1973, Jan. 1, 6 and for Seminole County, Florida Deputy Cierk 1974 Publish Dec. S. 17. 19, 26. 197$ Altamonte Springs, imaginary line tram flranitey Florida PublIsh i)ec S. II. 19, 26. 1975 PublIsh: Dec. 3. 12, 19, 26, 975 .,'HiPlf STAT c Pgt,tisr D 's tn', DEU DELi 22 Publish: Dec. 26, 1975 Avenue to the center of Lake Jassup DEI,4.V, DEU II OCu UI III ________________________ Cont)nuedFjo Page iDA) F! . - 4 . - . , - rn - - - - . - ' - FLORJO ARRIVE AIJVEJ - 11 �i 2A -Evening Herald, Sanford FL Friday, Dec. 26, ---.--._----.,.--------.... .-.------------- -. 1975 His First MMEN is Fun-Filled Christmas Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. Ii -- • Friday, Dec. 26 lflS-IB IIm D..... D.A.V.A. I., iJIJ ay At Holiday Season ii I. "I ¼ LWW. twf. 1 twin; UIV 1111 1 8c %f ireg. 2.79 Full; reg. 3.59.... Sale 2.89 Pkg. of 2 pillowcases; reg. 2.09 . . .... . . . Sale 1.89 .1 1 Sale A Christmas 1 ---.- c Thrifty white muslin sheets and cases are no-iron cotton/polyester for long wear and easy can' Flat and fitted are the same prices starts Unit 30 of the D.A.V.A. gave on "Self protection for Women three baskets to needy D.A.V. against potential Rapists". The families for Thanksgiving and second guest was Candi i:• gave one basket to a needy McAllister, commander of Unit : D.A.V. .A.V. family for Christmas. 104 D.A.V.A. of Mid-Florida. uxiliary officers also gave During the meefing, plans food to two needy children not were made for a bazaar to be assoclatcd with D.A.V. held in January, 16. party was given Eva Moore, treasurer, is for the D. A.V. children on Dec. making a quilt block for the unit 13. "Hanna the Clown" took the to send to the National -place of Santa Claus, who could headquarters, to be put in the not snake the party. Hanna is Bicentennial historical quilt, to Millie Garner, a member of be sent to Washington, D. C. Unit 30 and the Sixth District when it is finished. D.A.V.A adjutant. On Dec. 20, five of the .\tixi!iry nain1r r;in th j1jJj ([[j,fj bell for the Salvation Army •-••1r1 Kettle in front of the Publix Y' 0W11 CØPptS Market, Casseltierry. The members helping on the kettle were: Florence Williams, RIE OUR NUM(AC-do nw Adiline Smith, Rose Pluinblcy, comw C&PO dswal 8"00 Joyce Fogel and Louise Lanthat lifts (vi. yi.s n dress. ..jcb m..al s The Auxiliary sent $35.00 to ,• each of the following V.A. 0 Hospitals for a Christmas party Slow" ,,, for disabled veterans: Lake e$tK 0 City V.A. hospital, Gainesville " SAL, V.A. Hospital and Tampa V.A. --:Hospital. I' The Auxiliary sent enough UL money to the volunteer service representative of the D.A.V.A. .4 And what have we here? wonder; Duane Ttmmor, 11-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith to pay for a cement table and .. . A drum! Now I'll reall y be able to broadcast the joyful Timmons of Long message of Christmas bond and Longwood . . benches at the Tampa V.A. . clear. (Herald Photos by Elda Nichols) hospital. It ic a project of D.A.V.A. to furnish tables and benches for the disabled veterans at this I hospital so they may sit out in -Don 't Talk the sun. _______________ About Amy 's 'Roommate The Decem ber meeting the Comm& By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN D.A.V.A. had two guests. Th e DEAlt MOM: Simply say, I us wtlly say, 'lie (or she) is my insincerity would have been FURNITURE She says none of my fears are guest speaker was th DEAR ABBY: Our 22-yeare only "Amy's living with a friend, very nice-leokin," or, "He (or obvious, W. FIRST . legitimate. Can you tell me just woman sheriff's deputy In -old daughter (I'll call her Dear going to school for working) she) favors you" whichever SANFORD What is an appropriate what fashion models can ex- Seminole County. She spoke t., "Am)") has been living with and seems to be learning for the case may be. remar k to make under these pect? her boyfriend for three months. Ph. 322-5787 -. the Chapter and the Auxiliary ,--enjoying Mel." Period. If the What I'd like to know is what Circumstances? A person has to Abby Al though I don't approve of the HER HUSBAND inquirer wants to know more, is the proper comment to make say something. DEAR HUSBAND: If you 0 arrangement, I can't do talk about Amy and leave the if the child is obviously very SPEECHLESS don't want your beautiful bride anything about It without "friend" out of It. And if the homely? DEAR SPEECHLESS: You on display scantily clad before cutting off all communication __ ______ interrogator want; to probe Recently my boss s ho wed me can always say (without lying), strange men, say so, but your wi th her, and I don't wan t to do f ur ther, change the subject. a picture of his teenage "My, how proud you must be!" fears of her having to fend off that. talking about her living Matter of fact, no matter if daughter, and the poor thing DEAR ABBY: I am a SUC. "umelcome advances," being My pro'lcm Is that I feel arrangements, but I have to say "relative" or "close friend" was an adolescent mess. Cross- cessful executive, age 5, and man-handled and having her terriblyor awkward when a something. What should I say? inquires, Amy's lifestyle Is her eyed, stringy hair, big nose and recently married a wonderful privacy Invaded are unfounded. relative close friend Inquires I'm sure lots of parents have own, and you should not ex- had complexion. Also, she woman who Is 40, trim, The one legitimate objection about Amy. One question leads the same problem these days, plain, defend or apologize for it. didn't (aver him. I couldn't beautiful and looks years to her working as a fashion to another, and I am Inevitably so you'd be doing all of us a I)EAII ABBY: It is quite force myself to use either of the younger than her age. model you didn't mention. It Is asked where Amy Is living and favor by answering this in your conunon for friends to take two comments I usually make She has too much time on her ery hard work. with whom, column, Pork S pictures of their children from because it Ribs it would have been hands and has seriously conI don't feel comhrtable DEAR ABBY: My husband MOM IN THE their wallets and show them off. lying. And had I lied, I'm sure sidered modeling dresses, sui ts, insists that he is not an sportswear and swlmwear. She alcoholic because he doesn't 41 possesses all the necessary drink any alcohol - only beer. irst-c ass d professional model, . ( :E4. -' 1. Fr iday,, December 26. ___ (4Iiit1vn.lfp,fc.,) _____________ . Stock on Earth now Every sheet in up stock is on ! Air .<:- -, sale. ,,, cas m esww __ _____ ____ J. - Ii (dtiII ___ .-. . cement Sale ' twIn; n l 97r eg. 2.99 Full; reg. 3.99, Sale 2.97 Queen; reg. 7.49, Sale 5.47 King; reg. 9.49, Sale 7.47 Pkg. of 2 pillowcases; reg. 2.99, Sale 1.97 Our delicate Needlepoint ' print on no-iron Cotton/polyester muslin is available in a choice of decorator colors. Flat and fitted are the same price. Sale prices effective thru Sale 2833.79 Full; reg. 4.79. • .. .. . . Sale 3.83 Queen; reg. 7.99...... Sale 6.93 King; reg. 9.99.. ...... Sale 8.43 Pkg. of 2 Plllowcdses; reg. 3.59 .............Sale 2.83 Sunday, Jan. is Use Penney's convenient Colorful new floral print 'Alice' on no - iron cotton/ polyester percale; pale pink or Layaway Plan. bright buttercup Flat and fitted are the same prices. Quantity Rights Reserved Bath towel Bed pillows. special. pads. Eastern Music Festival Auitions attributestobeaf l ZAYRE PLAZA j944 ORLANDO DR. SANFORD Single control electric blanket of cozy Polyester rayon'cotton. Full size single control, 17.99 ,118 2for5 Plump. polyester-filled pillows in standard, quen and king sizes. Macluir,e washable. Srigmdal l,"bath towel - Twin and 5.8 SIze Full filled. OFF 54C 3oa color. 100% cotton towel 1 P ned edges Choc'e whil e. buttercup, goldenrod, bright pale blue. Blanket grass or • STAIN RESISTANT • HEAVY WtJOHT VINYL AND FABRICS . 59k. CHARGE R 06M q~w w w,%no"1wma . of unroro rsox Ponneys. Open 10 am. to 11) p.m. Mon. thru S'it. -L 1. Store ph, 323.1310. 11* Wg. 301.. Watch * Famous - 54*72" Rog. *6.98 * Ld, Wg. Heir? Ship. " I $%Ps, 31500 F'wt Fmiol - 120® 108 Diamond W,dln; Set - .'n 1 650°° Zeiss R.volving Charge • Zeiss Custom Charge BenkAmeric aid • Mauler Chsrg. -_-a American Eipiess. Dinsrs Club I Sam's Portions Carte B!anch• • Layaway ________________ ON ALL DRESS AND .KETTLECLOTH . 9°. DRAPERY FABRICS ____ %it'EBMtML\wu%I SERVINGS 2 3 50 $i949 . *?ft!UQ98sSe!Feftgy TABLECiO1iIS i- 4 ' I $ _______________ 14L1LU1Ii(T *11Afl. oo aft * Dim& Ruby Dinner Rin; Wq. 14K S Dli..S Rublu - -. 71500 I •;'::' 4.99 ._ . gs1IJjI14.11fl[4H'j1;jI $4,1 ' .SAILCLOTH.,. 60,d. Each • WIPS CLEAN SUR?ACE to SAVI WAS Now 4t ! su 864 EMIROW 32 Fish 'N Batter Each CLOTHS • MAC..'IINE WASHAILE MACH. WA$I4..FEM$P4INE?LOPALS KIN on fabulous fashion and stone rings. L, OIa.& Sapphire Necklace 14K Wg. IS Dli, iS Gen. Sapphires.sslIr TABLE JERSEY . SCENIC PRINTS • ETCHINGS W 11 NOW OX. Each 32 Pure Ground Beef Patties 30z. ROMANA. lAST-CARS to SAYS A NOW I'J 24 Breaded Veal malor sales a yu,l Save 1StQUAUTY.NOIRON PRINTED $1.593 1,03 It's big news becaus. Tb. Diamond Store only has two NOTHING WITHHELD OUR FINEST 1STQUALITY ACETATE/NyLON 54S Yao 5 lb. Center Cut Pork Chops _____________________________________ UPT065% ENTIRE STOKO? Wish cloth, Special ensemble NEWS INVENTORY REDUCED Hand towel, Special 94C I FREEZER SPECIAL ____ '/3 NOTHING WITHHELD p FRIDAY MINIMUM DISCOUNT sir, skirt for snug fit, STARTS &DA 8 With elastic edge SALE 7 BiG DAYS- Sanforized cotton mattress pad and cover is polyester 19 75 15e 99 4.48 evening and on weekends he Victor Stern, representative Orlando Youth Orchestra 0062, The first agency she ap- can put away a couple of cases. and participate in chamber of the Eastern Music Festival rehearsal, Edgewater high praactwd wanted to sign her He gets very drunk. At least he Auditions may be scheduled m Lb. -. usicclasses. ensembles andoffered masterwill immediately. far, sheI hasn't actsthat drunk me.asYet tells (EMF), will be In Orlando Jan. School, 3100 N. Edgewater by calling Stern In Miami (305Also be signedSo because have me as to long he he drinks 25 to hold auditions for ad- Drive, from 2 to 5 p.m. For 667.1389, or the interested classes in theory, seminars in discouraged her. I'm afraid onlybeer,heisnotanalcoholic rnisson to the 176 summer further information, contact student may simply come to the "Art and Society," and lectures that she will find herself con- Is that right? season, June 26-Aug. 7. Charles Gottschalk. director of audition during the scheduled on music and related fields. The fronted with unwelcome ad. Special AudJons will be held at the the Youth Orchestra, at 671- hours. HIS WIFE Eastern Philharmonic v&snces from manufacl'irers, The Festival offers In- Orchestra, profe3sional orDEAR WIFE: No' There struction on all orchestral In- chestra-in.rcsidencc, offers buyers and designers. Also, I akoholiflbeer,andanyonewho Shoulder Cut Yuletide Is Season Of Song s-truments, piano, and In con- weekly cencerts and chamber fear that she may be man. drinks as much beer as you say ducting and composition to music programs for the student handled, and the privacy of her your husband drinks qualifies Pork Chops LBS. 6 Winter Springs Elementary medley of traditional Christ. selected bludents age 12 to 20. and the general public, and dresir.g room will be invaded, as an alcoholic In my book! School presented a delightful mas carols. The Eastern Music Festival members of this ensemble form Christmas program on Dec. 16, SANFORD PLAZA The highlight of the evening faculty of 80 represents major the teaching faculty for the ALTAMONTE MALL Jack Sprat at the school media center, was the singing of a new and American orchestras and Festival. A limited number of (9 The kindergarten class sang original school song, which was music schools, scholarship grants are and performed a group of new written by John and Barbara Two hundred young available, awarded on the basis Canned Picnic Shoulder ZM.ES,7M DIAMOM SToRE, and old Chiistrnas songs. Newsome. The song was en. musicians from all over the of nc-ed. 5 IfAV)IG A SALE. Third graders performed an titled "Springaroo" after the U.S. will be selected to attend Th audition consists of a original play with music and art official school mascot and is the Eastern Music Festival in short prepared piece, scales ***************************â********. 495 - work developed by the group. sung to the tune of Yankee 1976. They will perform In one and slghtreading, and will last Fourth graders sang a Doodle, of the two student orchestras approximately 15 minutes. 3 Electric blanket. Fitted mattress 3 - OVER 75 MEAT ITEMS IN STOCK ZALE..S if We Don't Have What You Want We'll Order it The Diamond Store • ROMVEL'jtJR .. _ I s. O.'r'si ti c-' •' •t, A' ,.te't Ic PHONE 322.2374 , w HO ' .I RS "in., Tue., t ' Id. 9 to Thurs. 9 to 5:30; Fri. & Sat. 9 t 6 _- --- - -------- �- - -7y- -- r r2 -trr.; --t ---r- r---r---',a- - ---V7---r:---.---7-----v-.--r---2--T- - --- 7:-- - - 7 - - =- Psi L1•11 =1*!! •• U V4. o ff ,T I - I • • -, s J S 6 89' 1 : IcJJ_I __ FOR. • - • • I . i. T/(t-' fI 7. 2'?"'. ' i I " ture Boiled s A Relish Troy Treat, (2 bunch.s po t package) .. 0 PublIx Green Onions............... ' 35 Tasty, Fresh Tend., pin 0 / io Sun-Glent Brand Green C°abbae . • [me Polo Beans.................... ' 33 The Pcf.d Mote., Ham, Potatoes ) the I I L' ,-izjjçjj,.. I.. Yellow Squash............ Perfect for Salads, Medium-sits Foe You, Holiday Needs. Tangy Fresh (200 site) The NewYear is coming And parties are here With hor doeuvres and egg nog And folks of good cheer Fcw You, Salads and [Npa (Large size) Florida Avocados ..... 2 #-4 Steaks that be the hostess Who rates"nurnber one" V16 OP6 The Pridsci Thirst Quenche - Unsweetened Kraft Grapefruit Juice....... . For foods that mean fun! flayodul Siic.d Cooked Fully-Cooked Ham.... 69 '' 89 ' Genoa Salami.............'D' 85 vorf ul KtC h.n.,sh Sliced Bologna ............ .-'591 Wieners ............................'l ;f . 99 , I pfi-b Swih s iwromsvm iencirit-tifown, wv'lInspected. Shipped. DAD. Fiesh, USDA Gtod* A L' Whole Fryers ................ Cut-Up Fryers................ Beer 6 Pepsi 8 Sunnndnd Bra "'2" - • ;ugot Crook Label , 491 Swfts Premium Canned Fulty.C.o&.d .. Ham tattles.................• 2 iimit4109 99c "fl. : •2.79 1' ' iI L._ - bllx -: lb 595 ns - . , '$11"' lb ic2 Mateus Hotm*I Wuncle,rwunt Riady.lo-take,-outS.outh.,n , . 4/'l 32OL Rose All Meat or B"f Stylo OKor Mayor Lime Supreme .. . .. ....... Aff - •5 . s fi Nlighiful, Fresh-Made "I7r d '2" '1" ' Swift's rjrnlrn.nfl IFla p to , s ". ! ....... 4-,994 - i' & P49 Seafood Treat, Tasty Dressed A Drawn Fryer Wings.................. tb_ 594 S#of"d To*ul, Tasty P"d & Devoinod FryerBacks& Necks lb 19' SmallShrimp : - P ,•. ,V 0 W reserves the right to limit \ IL ~&M 6 VuV9sz#. SAVI2OC.PssdCh.F.odSpre,i4 ;. p bux -- : Kraft's Velveeto.................. Schmi..a, taw-t) :(.t_ . _______ quantitIes '-p1 - sold : ' .69c Regular Margarine .............. 90,111 "l"pi Ilx CIoUyuPlLlghtpump.,nkIt.1 L"n M '-'_-_ ILL_ t1 ( J'1 Sc, Ilurd sD.Iid.vs Bfu —' a. S __ . 99' 111 1111 110P 1 41111 . .. Ch 75c Ready Dps - • -.... Boc.nHorwadish.Smo&.d '"°" Dips............ Cream Chee : 32' Nt Libby Peaches SAVE 10 11 (hp _ , MxwithSutCs.amForDpLiptpws '63' ra f publix 49' -- 'conuanih untuiSihkI a (ku. kll km,,q rind and butt,,. iiririg iintj butter "Will ICo, SAVE lOc tbbys Bartlett 8303 Pow ff This Ad Effective: SAVE 244c, Planters Tasty Fri., Dec 26th Traditional with Hog Thru Wed., Dec. 31st d Troaff - • Fruit Cocktail 1975. .Cloeed Sunday.. SAVE ISC (25c OR LaW) Heavy Duty Laundry Datotgent -- gene*ous cash contribution by ml LUCT rurr r ir - 4't"iYr.de.3uu,:I, -1 1J / Il ) A C c ups. Reg. 3.75 30 323A )2-400 C 32-420 / / / better shoes . - Sale r - t., T'men contrcller Garden Peas U1T _ Frozen Vegetables AL .. to 4e88 7988 411 111 Group 11 Afp al 11,1 a // ac OVO Peas i , .• Men's better shoes, 44 \ Dress, casual work alto sporl styles I to 988 14988 Ch*ldren's r .' el 4$ . P 513 ...... 3 $ \ WJAT( b1l shoes, A-C cups. Rag. 2.75 Dress, sport, casual styles All cotton crossover bra *0 nylon ace upper cups While. sizes 32-36A. 4* 88 7 * 88 Sale - '. — - - -- t )1 - -.. . Sale $4 5 S R.9. $5 I •' - ,. Stretch lace croSsove, bra of . .. $135 : Sale $4 Reg. $5. Se'r Ni . lining Adjustable straps While $4. The JCene1 Lycra spnde* sides and back Wntie, nude or black sizes 32- 36A 32- 38EI. 32-42C,D \c"... Sale 3.20 Reg, 9' SAVE 6c, Bumble B" Brand II EX T4A 4IPr0onCfmn ''ItItJIQlllfJ • FmiUy Napkins 2l SAVE 1141r., (111MIUS PAX) -a I P EMI"A Coff ee.,. ..... THESE LONGWOOD VILLAGE CTR.—LONGWOOD tOCATIOXS ONLY: SEMINOLE PLAZA—CAS!ELDERRY 12" 0- IJWGreenStamps 0 ........I 19 1 . I. . . s_.e Ii I 31.I$fli -_ eflSS• t • //5 / * '1 25 0 ese Outstanding brand flames: Alexis S Baby Top 0 Carters a PUPPIness Is a Health Tex* Her Majesty* Playmofv'* JWGreenStamps ••• '-.--- - --- .---- . Sale 110 12.50. W R.g. cult top eight Los tone leg panty giiW o l "Wes 26 to 40 Sale 2.10f' ou Jun" Sale $2 spancen Assotim pastels Ir, SIP' 32- MA 32-38B C Nylon,spandex sides and bock While Sfzos 11 "FAA 1~ li-_-, Keg 3.50. Lace cup Intimate bra of nylon Lycra Reg. 2.50 G' of double ri: riun I:ICQ (, I'j Sale Good Saturday, Otc. 27 Thru Saturday, Jan.3 1 5-31. tube L YMA 0 ------- ns P C" 9. RJJWGreenStamps Nblix I .nnà 6. l**W4 ___ )I.tI; e._.e_..e_ J - Xtvp Lycta spandex tool EX T I AT N"=4 a Save on . sia 3 1, itjiji I * . THIS AD GOOD 3*-" ilia" I t. L:_ - 89' I / TV.Tim* i * Nylon tncot padded bra Rag $5 Isle $4. . Itath's B4"01*" (3 lb. avg.) 994 JJW The JCPenney Sizes 32-36A. 32-388,C 0 4 44 SAVE I Oc, Dunimn Hin" Fumily 13-401 R.9 WP"WW aft al. tolili) Peas & Potatoes ...................4' 49' Large Cooked Shrim p.......... ' ;' Where shopping Is a pleasure - -, Sale 3.60 4.50. girl's bras SAVI 204, Ikiliant's Pooled -', L XL - it W11-111mllullyffillfig Fried Fish Fillets.................. pit FOOD 2 20 I In Wei mm 40C lnComSau., Bird s fy, — f?J \ . --.-- - 09 ELECTA.4C PERK 1 44 SAVE 6c, Uds Eye P11,0 3 v w't Liress, casual and sport styles ' -- SAVE 4c, Birds Eye Chinese, Italian, 12pa"so at Hawaiian international _ Of,et ' lIJlUWuIIJU1Eu$tuf1Hffli11i;ji;i;t. 2.01 six _____ $ Lycra spanden White or nude in . I SAVE I k, Farmland's Fmion o.zi.w1 Purchase Price PMNO322.2255 & ORGAN SALES BOB BALLI PH. I .•.. CHEER DETERGENT ,a" 69' SAVE 13C,J.n. ___. SAVE 17c,Ubkq~s r"dom UNS 4c, Long Grain Or The Difference In Your Rsf'nd,d. WITH TERMS SAVE 17c, Pot-lit, 194nch) 2 Pat pkg JIM Nestea Too 58950 Crossover sirs of nylon tricot ^,m , erries............ ... LaChoyEgnRoV .- 1 , .,a in 5AV4c.Ltor.Snd.npor..n "ni K**Fm n . us an 469 All TEMPERATURE 1 . rins, Ii. ;a 99-c SAVE 14c, Slawon Unsweetened Stuffed Olives.......... ? % — 9 Breck Shampoo................... Limeodo.. ........................... 4 .- t lrndtnrn%i&rih.%t#Kjr Ar,.1 SAVE SOc (40c Off Lab.i) Dry Normal., 0Ø SAVIE 8C, MJnvte Maid Frozen Comentrate 49# WE GUARANTEE TO MEET OR BEAT ANY PRICE IN CENTRAL FLORIDA ON COMPARABLE MERCHANDISE PRICED FROM . Group I Two thousand candles were Nursing Center patients with a placed inside white paper bagssmall Christmas gift, a token of their love. filled with sand and were 71V Junlo.. Police will con. lighted all along the streets in tribute fruit and candy, along the Tuskawilla area About 50 with the VFW Ladies Auxiliary families in the deelopment of Winter Springs, Po to • part •n I • beautiful the Seminole OUfli) Juvenile ceremony. Detention Center. or Fed * SAVE 20c, Mwie's Mona Placed pkg. 1 wp thopprd(01kowd(Arri,W1 1 faitrip"" bbo" • fte ro I I group proceeded to the The Tuskawilla Garden Club t ' ,tr.Ina Center in sponsored the "lIe Un of the Sanford SPO e" b dIuOru Wjit.,C they wa'ked i Iinariss," an old Spanish through the cofflors singing tradition, for the firsttime this isunas carols and songs to y They hope to make it the delight of the patients. The traditional for the residents in group also presented the EeefforSt.w.............'1 P • _______ Pfeifg.rDressing SAVE Ilic, cin*"Giant Vucod or Whole Stokely's 59, Win.Vin.qa,&OliorCo.sa,Salod 49' ', bell libby'sTan Tomato Juice............. SAVEIc. 100041*nd,Speingoa,d.n, ' • ., r fladui Boneless _____ Lemon Juice............... 3 CORN OR 11CC l' cI.us Tasting SAVE 6c, Kendal Ralston WHEAT oeNswYo.r'sPartsasISufls1lIn. 79' ...,.... (J144 CiiIkRySp10ESA 10K 11AM likPn;m Bufferin Tablets.................. b" 99C 99, G rou nd Beef . For Your Party Miil • V.1,.bi. Tuskawilla 'Lights UP inuUitepanu)mtnn,.(tw.,rl juIr. 9 or w.. .. h41'i • lv Short Ribs.......... °" Kraft's Whipped M.m 8Ju. CIv. Onion, C. m I lb lb-ov% buwgh, I rum I ngliu i rtr t fsti,I ul ihe itclu Great For°r.B-Qv.,B..f rate $pe ImpeLial Oven Roast.... .• dornesm &nunjl%.;!X 1114 1 soft ikIOtJtIkfl.dd.iIlusttsi.ipitk Chuck Blade Roost........ it, $11" Honerod" Hi-Ho Crackers ._______ -.- "TuM IA Chuck Blade Steak...... swif t "' - . :" -\ - ___ \, 794 TI Roast INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE .. A Flo' - -' roien - ' - -- "WI' Swiss Cheese Sprecid .......... by 1111 9 1 19 Try This Delicious Beef Round SWIFT'S PAEMIUPA - S 14V% Wlb Cheddar Cheese Spread J ' Chow* A Tome% Style 51 y MeriosPizzo.......................l$ iii 1__~ .-. . *I , Steak.................. flavourfulL.anM.aty$..fIlad. . -\ _ 6111 601 iii %51I 4k (family sim) ' S . Chuck Roast - • ib 11,19 R '... -A ANH I B"fFull-Cut raiCeerf W1 ze $ *2 Steak ............ Rolian _______ Cream Cheese...................... 89c 0.Ufl $ K h.v Dlii Pickles............................ 99' Fom of Lain . veteransAuxiliaryU iary (.A.V.A.) executive committee woman and her adjutant, Millie Gar. for Unit 30, also attended the ncr, have been making official meeting. visits ftOughout the 3LIte of The 6th District Commander Florida. They visited the newly attended the meeting of District reorganized Unit ID4 on Nov. 4, in Arcadia on Dec. 2. and received a warm welcome. Jan.25, the Sixth District They found the unit doing well of D.A.V.A. will hold its and are making plans for the meeting in Orlando at Unit 16, future with Commander Williams Their next visit was to In Titusville Unit 109 on Dec. 11. February, at the D.A.V. The Sixth District commander hail In Sanford, the home of and adjutant were guests for Unit 30, a school of instructions the Christmas nner and will Wke place for all who care . meeting of fellowship a(- to attend throughout District 6. terwards. Unit 109 is active and has done a wondetful job of structor will be Tiny lull, past selling fruit cakes to raise Department of Florida cornflioney to help ne-edy veterans mander. She will instruct the in the V.A. hospitals. conirnandr of the unit within On Dec. 13, they visited Unit District Six how to conduct a 16, Orlando. The unit was meeting, the dos and the don'ts making plans for a Chri~stmas of holding a meeting and then party the following week, she will answer questions They visited Unit 92, Orange regarding business and regular City, Dec. 22, and found meetings. cards and songs. for such an event because they On Dec. 1, from 74.30 p.m., have a wooded two-acre site out the youngs ters, bundled up intheRanchlands with a small because of the chilly wea ther, lake that enabled the group to walked throughMeadowlark, run and play to their heart's Sheoah, arid part of the content. Terraces, raising their voices in The party was made possible song. by the kindness of Betty and Claud e - ar Zayre and Rose"i department stores, who YEAR HERITAGE "Sel.ctedBubyB..f" Inflation Elght.r / Built in rhythm section to give you the effects of drums, cymbals, guitars. Anyone can play It with a few minutes practico. Fantastic shoe clearance Winter Springs Junior Police On Dec. 21, from 24:30 p.m., had an activity -filled week On the group gathered at the home Dec 16 they held a regularly of Claude and Betty Ash to scheduled meeflng and spent enjoy a Christmas Party. The . I "The Two Finger Fun Machines" Play it and sound like an entire band. Enjoy Christmas Parties 6111 - : Ar SO ak N C f / 0 • English Muffins.................... 'P267- 491, Friday, Dec. 2, 1)—Jo D.A,V,,A, Officials Junior Police. Sing Caro S KmW a Onion & - MOL , Red While a Blue Corned Beef Round.. Delicious Sliced Franklin Salami or ..--- ' Armour Star Smoked Liverwurst.. axoq Coke Iath'.5.n.ku(3to5..og.) Roost Beef sea - Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Florence Williams," com everyone in the spirit (if mander of Sixth District, Unit (1iristmas and talkini, of plans Disabled American for 197fi. Stacy Tuite, the State Sl co and Fry Those Firm, Plump IDA- Cause y(xive shopped at PUBUX up Household Make Area Visits Coffe6 Extra Flavor with Caps of Fresh Mushrooms ... 1phs "' 994 You'll .- . Give Your T-Comr r -. o. .61 -&.,. . - SA - -a is single, married include: Jan Awsu.mb, of the N.O.W., will discuss sex parenting (especially for the saving meals. Economics American Federal Savings and discrimination separated, divorced, working offer an educational seminar, single parent) and the w res Loan Association who will Registration will begin Jan. at the women and the legal aspects of regulations, how to file a sex and hows of getting assistance. outside the home, or a con- "Woman as the Head of the present financial planning for 10 at 9:30 a.m., there are no imination c firmed homemaker; a woman Household," Jan. 10, 1976 louise Gill, co-sponsor of the fees. and the Seminole County Is either: sharing the position Seminole Community College financial planning; Susan Florida laws for women; Patte seminar and Seminole County Federation of Women's Clubs, as head of the household, may Sou th Center (located in the l.eague, from the Department Martin, of the women's Center, Home Economics Agent, will acting hostesses, wi ll provide be the only head of the Pan American Bank Building of Heal th and Rehabilitation will present informa tion about present practical knowledge coffee and donuts. household; or may be the on S.R. 436 at the Interstate Ser vices, who will inform and female health care and health about a subject dear to potential head of the household. Mall) from 10 a.rr. to 3 p.m. For more information please discum with the audience the care referral services. everyone, how to get the most How does one cope with the contact June Gordon at Special tocs, which are pic of child care centers In Women are encouraged to from your money and enom1c Seminole Community Coll ege special responsibilities and pertinent to women today Seminole County, the 4-C's bring a bag lunch, beverages survival. Louise will address (32.3-1450) for details and proWems that one encounters regarding the aspects of program, how women can are available. After lunch, th e topics of consumerism and reservations. Florida Grown Crisp, Tender bl* x . Publix (Sm.U, -- Most women do not view as the head of the household? ln becoming a head of the uUul ze this program, and futu Nancy Grimm, director ci the the laws, budgeting your the question, household, will be offered. The funding for child care centers; Green [louse, will provide Ups money, the household. recycling and ___ " 's Pwn P"" - - Seminar Examines Woman 's Position T We'll close at 6 p.m. Now Year's Eve and all day Now Year's Dayl Happy Now Year I \ --- •_•;- r I\ - Friday, Dec. Dec. d, 175 As Head Of P --.--- _____ 28— Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. - ,- ii -------- L.. 0 st 00 Low) 9-oz. can 3I. rj o ivaldwwr 210 E. First St. "CHARGE IT" of Sanford Plaza Penneys: Open 10 a.m, to 10 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. Open Sunday 12:30•5:30 p.m. Store...ph. 323-1310. • ,1 • 4 .' Sale $2 Keg. 2.50 HerfsthrJotst,eth nyion tace Whoe oniv 28-34 �48-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec.U, lflS . _.. _____ - _-..-.,. - -.------ ___________________________________ Adventist Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Methodist - THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Fc,,I Ct,-SR IM 0 Girtan 1.,, Asia.c,iI, Pi*P.vj Ltwitureanth.nLR A 111011 IIlswdiy k,ic.i Srvcci. Sabbath U Is 11 libbiffi kI*.I U!)SA in. VIl-$ $ iniflIJ$$ be fterp sunset WP4 Evy Pra,, I ". .- THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Cornir 71% A Elm C It Null Itv.diy S*v.ci Sablootli School a 8 a HOPE OF OUR COMMUNIT I still 150d1)4 ' • a.dRapmsidAw, allet, Tone I 0 * *.,,* OUR NATION ! Paspq 11 41 Morning Worship lIDS: : evening Worship Wad Pr o p Miii Assembly Of God . Christian FIRST ASSEMBLY FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF GOD CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST ac lflReiidEIm 14515 SaaStdAy,. liv I DoaCai Pastor b. Harold "Orris Mii;tr Sunday School i IDa in Swaday5chcq4 5 45* in ISa " Mit,va,W,,-h,p II Warn C ,pi-,,, *arah.p 7 Np m YiitP Frtly- tii.p Si.v'5, $ lip in Fiii't M,$hl (Wed I 7 lip iti *ti Sic, I )Sp in SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH I)? Airport Blvd PPic',, 37 Oip J,rr,5 ( Va;l-i C,' j '.4 P 11. 41 .I - f Jay School WO(tltp%.qv445 (vtcaa55irv,c Ii \ - • - ;, Church . . - __________________________________ - •, - - - . .- . l,r . rv, - -- . . - • . . - -.- -- \, - . .. - a' , -- - 6.0410M. Wad PraicM$4 NvrsetyPr.v, FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE HOL V CROSS -- - , I, -. 7 ________________ • fi _ I OOs)rT -- ( . 01 - ~ '. - It IIJ ._ Holy Cor"fritnion it "A m *C H JOR ?rWS I C .orpq GaIIoasy -:ay' lISp m ,_,- ______ - - He1rc.Taytace'H,pp" 71"pm Did Trvtbs for a Now Do , [vim., Maning VV*rsl.4p 11 "a As In Ma &Ali 711pm • ServIce Congregational in ____________ :- _, _ - . :x "t - _ a Sunday 54t,iCI 6,1P In. II-11,11 Hwy. F Lake GRACE UNITED Oc .awac.ns First Methodist, Fort Ave Rev, Marvin a. avichmir Awniftf Worship II '::: -o %...'& '.1 s-' . - • .. ' - FIRST PllS$YTIUIA14 CHURCH O*va LIISI . CHRIS lUNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tooker Drove. A.iiJ**41siaf.i Rav.DaNs40.Sali. . X Irv. Virgil L. Illory &M end 1, p. a as. MoeRing Worship 08 in Wi$4ay I Ata•aag .4 V II THE LANaMAnYUNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Mw1 I7-$2aIP,a.yR,1 CUwlbscry r,ie A4,jpg Sfr,. liv. StrasbjrL %rgIinâ Sunday Luke 114118 As Monday Luke 1:39.42 - P.1St ASI4SI, Pallet Manila, WsnAp iflA lie m. CSvrcI$c$s..1 515111* in. Services I?5 (1*5550 St all *50 Fi4lewMp bsiwes Wv4u FLAGSHI P U.S. BANK J. C. PENNEY COMPANY OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff E. C. Elsea and Staff Wednesday Romans M.cah 5:13 125 Wed C)'iW Practice First Wednesday retworship UPSALA PRISIYTURIAN(HURCH 4NP. now .,ta- cwaii'ia IS Na Las I" Friday Luke Saturday Galatians John 15:1 -5 228-34 P,KUt 415 Prb Av•. Pastor ISA 1IM. Thursday 4:4-7 WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice 1. Wilson and Staff Insurance UMVF 1:10lipm. pv*yv sr,.a,as, loot A 40 vfWiv P51.4)y PAOtAWI$LIYAN CHURCH K. L. Cracker Pastor SiykA.ii UlSarn IOWa .,. 715p m. '' 5)5* in. MIr,IIa,WWIAIP Night lasuu'gwuwp - Hw1 ii iii COlvafy la$ist CetC* Crystal r (VIC • Sfto&J $4.46 M'SuvwV a"bl, Church, WOO Sanford (•,Sp.,R*4$isIC(Bca.'aJd ltHts1ttAa F•,ji Ctw-th. 51$ Pitt Ave. FraLst;pl,tC*..l A*ti*nt $pnaps. It •M Ljtam.a Soamp Putt Baptist 4 Pent C1'accb at Geowva Uio- st lspt.st Chat-tb 14 Lab. L.iry F,o5t I.pitit Cft,rcb 4 Lila Meetsa I pfts C*ri $4 O,aOo 14 A.aLi 4-Ij5 $it*5 M'L'kv Kl 4, - Mt Meti&t Mt O4.vt St ?4r'Th Rd. cti. Oak Mn 11L!-%! 1. kIall FiF* Pitt •' ' "a- lapt Ci..ch. MU P*In,tIa St lam 11.1.s5viwiq Is tCIsirct.51 Rd 4110sf.,, V Paul $.*t, t hvuh. II) Pint Ave. Si M$4?a $a41iaI Cc*. Ca*ia 1441j Spuea,t,4 U,$w,y lyplist, tim £ Cadar l j6 Miuiaa,-y IipfriI Chwrth. t$ Cyp.i;s St Timpi. $apii;t CJtwcft. Palm $pni4l It Afllmswo. Syss .-... -..-------- - - fl - •• MIi7 int'l I Within Attam.. Iact'ji 7o Hyyq iaø.st Chr'u,. 113 Qv&y Ave Litvt Ave. Saard 1.aalesi Chy41. SsaLiO %paIap II. Ml 3iii M4,)5&ty f4.it CVc(*. INS Jetty AveMt Zii* Mnsrp 1ipItt. 54gt4 Lvi. I Lii - C.s,$t.c,, M*If MqiIir$ FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200 W. F I rst A# Aztinii . $hi.i C*v#OC 1447 S 5.*4etd A,, .'144I CAftiTi*a C*etP, FlStidJ Hifili. LibPv*w CW,iIiai Church. 1.11 Liii 14 F. -- C*s$Jisa.iI C hr ats.. C.vtt 1$I -- - 11"t Lake UF4114 A&Nthb#ott church Attam.iWa$s Cl1atNfvy.rv4wtt Plato, noill" go. Calso4wry Chcch if Christ Lwood (' ci CtIt! C ch.f tti I Chr,.l D*Bary Cinmyty Mrtp F ($1 U lid MiIo4 t Fist M,thadst Church 1 11th 0"litto"'" I Cokoyth 01 C) "l, Fla Newt" W, Maitland ---.-. Pitt , M4$A.4 jam, 5i .. - " _~_ k i .1 ... .i - . .... ~ I /: - it Hwy 4Sf F.t5I City flameM flB £ Elm _ •___. 1J _______ -_tfw C-7 . w . Z~llllk -_ Lg:..._ __ ____________________ 9M ! ___ - ' - .W - -- ,- 4 " . - __ e - -- asegm N - --- - Avfivlvasa%W~ --- -1k- - I - - .. ____________________ _._ ___ - U '' -1i hire hundreds of men and women. Who am I IoDking for? Someom who wiH do ids Job with love and joy. Success is walting for a pawn like that! To receive a copy of my new book, A DAILY GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL LI'VING THROUGH SEEDFAITh, simply writeandaskfor . II It's I' ' MYaddress is: Oral Roberts, Tulsa, OkWwm 7410L I - J 1~_ -_-Jrn2NHMMV==VUr%"J-- • __ ll~~~~111 - 1111111111101111 SPEER FAMILY SETS CONCERT Calvary - ai 'Time ' Nationally known goWI musicians Doug Oldham and The Speer Furnfly wfU appear Jan. 15, in the flrkniin Sw'r S!!tn f'r3 :Lc tz!y" ..-. . AWVU from th e gospel music i nd ustry for the last three years as the Best Male Vocalist, and The Speer Family was voted the Dove Award last year as the Best Mixed Group to the Industry. Advance tickets for . - L - __________ :7-7 - __. . - ; _~ . ~Z%m __ ___T~ __ - '? - '- 'i' :. ' 4 ' :. ' '. \' ___ - ." 4i !)- • . "- 4 - i - 1 I V I I 1 -- Southern California area, conflicts that develop bet"Time to Run" stars Ed ween husband and wife, and Nelson, Randall Carver, between father and son. In an Barbara Sigel, Joan Winmill attempt to find freedom from and Gordon Rlgsby Nelson the ever-growing hostilities, plays Warren Cole a hard Jeff takes to the road, hoping to driving success-oriented in. discover some meaning in his dustrial and scientific engineer confused li fe who, be cause o over Involvement with his work, has failed to communicate wi th his wife Fran played by Joan Winmill, or their son, Jeff, psa)-ta by Ban Carver. £ 1W ilim wiOWS viewer 0 become involved on any one or more of me wee different levels. Viewed purely as entertalnment, it's the suspen. setlstoryofJeff'sattemp(sat sabotage In the nuclear generating plant p conceived .• '-' I I I 0 - A . 's A ' . -- " - I - - ____ - I I - - • .I.-.- SINGING KINGS ARE HONORED i . - •r,. - The Singing Kings of Joy were honored with an appreciation program by various churches f the Saworuarea,ames111o> Davis, Floyd Stringer, aeveGipson, $$on, o JohnHenderson, James Smith Theory ._ Stringer. Slated I Sanford-Eustis Free Methodist tradition, the young man who return Jan, 3. Ministry organir.itions on tht~ Redeemer Lutheran Church corner of 4 th and ret ur ns wi th the cross wi ll be college campus. Twenty college Lutheran Church of the Itj) ' in Sanford on Sunday, blessed with good fortune for Holy Cross studen will be parti ci pating in Redeemer will hold a , New at lO'45 am the coming year. flolyCr ss EpIscopalChurcli, this program Years Eve wo rs hip servi ce at p.n. on the same day, a Sanford, will have New Years 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Watch Night Servi ce at 11 ew Year's Service still be held Sanford Alliance it the Pastor, Res Douglas The "Rollin' Rims" of Parish Hall beginning at 10 30 sanctuary will be preceded b> Geneva Methodist E. Porter, preaching. It will be Dayton, Ohio, a group of 30 p.m. followed by celeation of vario us pa rties for all age a Watchnl gh t.type service, t cyclLsts between the ages of 13 Holy Euchart at midnight, fl Larry Lopard Family groups to be held in only one hour long, the homes G pel Singers from Haslett, os and 44, cycling through Florida . of chur ch members. The serMich. will be at the Geneva The Christian Youth on their rtstxnas holiday and Community vice will feature a "Watch. United Methodist Church New Crusaders will meet again on prmntlng nightly programs, of " hour and the public Year's Eve at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 7. music and witness - will be at Methodist been the Smford Alliance Church 1) o u g I a s S e y In o u r, set for Jan. 29 with Verna Tite Sunday al 7 p.in They are . . I . niiniy',.:riaI student at Emory's speaking and presenting di rected John Wheeler Jr., 1' .IiW1iI.j.j Ca n;r School of flwology, colored slides. Ms Tile I siI:J and represent three colleges, Atlanta and pastoring a Unit ed served as an educational four high schools and four Methodist church in missionary to Mozambique denominations. A eorge . G i since IN8, directing a governOn New Year's Eve, the ed elementars S..tnfortl Alliance ('hurch (hoir his home church, Cointilunit% mmient approved United \littanlist tiE hool of over 450 students. 119 .1. under the direction of binan k.. a , • a$SCi',trr\ unaa) a AM Hariman 5iii present / and 11 a.m. 'ersI S in (?l _______ I cantata, "I Love America," by yA George John W. Peterson and Don n • r 310 i ci iL ,.J,.q,,, _____ ____ fl p.m. m rIIIOS.JIJA ii)Tii.fl III• U the vc of .a>. o 11eie Udents will be Just North of Highway 4u I -wrecognized. wthe Nation's 200th Birthday '' Ceorue ' - ' Orthodox . Church ri Service • ;u be tvar Winter Park will conduct the ' held at 11:30 p.m. New Year's traditional' Epiphany service Eve at the r-huruh, First Presbyterian Tuesday, Jan. 6, at 11:30a.m. at IV "After High Sichool" First Baptist the band.shell at Eola [lark, Pare Rd 0it4III ATI5 CL.p,I, Id*tI A CI5$4%,M. Cimmasity Church it Chvrc*$4j.,,, 1,fkl,,, ...-.. "" M17 5*I0I3 liii Part Ave EatlacwOrmp.-----. "tt'Vta$temCha..I.H* Il?), Frt, Pitt Fir$ Church*f Chra; Scii.tti, 454£ Lit, M.et4 Chap'", O,.a, • Lit, Ki"I"ohor" "a" #1 Jobilw8h.11 Wit"ii, Lake mIlft" unit, lie,W. lyd V FirSt CAWH ci The M*wa, peitt 5ampi1 Hi khii, Pttiiiit Chwrc it MI H'15 C*wtit. Oak Hill Rd. oil AIlLt, C*uith, 5$; S Pitt Ave . 1*k`AV#ft'l WilAtt"S, IM W, #ft 11 The 5t471410 Army, 1M W. 2(ff St Cetci, & i#l*5 Hint Mit,115 C*OI. AtI4on.a AttlinIed. C*.nm,iw,y tit. it,. 0pv414 Chvrc* a. Casnued Pr,$b,t,ri*i C15wcn, IH$ '.dc twi Fr.stytr.*41 ChvrcIt. HI) liar L.a. Rd . H • 834 ,., Announcing a brand new book by The Assoc,at4d Press that gives the whole dramatic sweep of 1776. the founding year Daily Life Battles George III. Man and King O 4, M ccvilJ... 4 jje',.,ones-Call 2(yekoNe. 95c 0t' A os/fe y.5 Ue Foundin g Fathers Founding Foes Independence Won - Independence Almost Lost SHIRLEY MILLETT Here In one oversized volume is the story of 1776. Americas momentous year. Hundreds of pictures 100.000 words of text Suspense Surprises History told for today It's called "75 The World Turned Upside Down" Told in journal form, it is a book that takes you behind the scenes just as it happened Only $7.95. Order now and get a free color map of 834 9212 Casselberry-Wanter Springs Sanford Altamonte Springs 8776 - iit$tt5I Chv.c* pi 1` *p*IIG*W"WckA40oyLu'd . C*w.a..a .. - - -- . City Jesus Christ, WIltiolo"St. ea - ' _______ - i Filmed on location in the that are tearing a family apart l - g Run' FilmC Uied "Time to Run," a film that designed and managed by his a mixture of problems and father. Jeff strongly feels that solu tions, will be shown at Community United Me thodist vi ro ent, and he puts his church at Casselberry on Jan. feelings In action. 4,at1p.m..Thefrture, Viedonanemot1onai level, mEastmancolor by World W to Run" is the deeply ctuis, W moving drama of the conflicts __________ - To fl O'.' iii - ofession to the Rarnbos -it is , I said, "The same UAng can apply to your work. Try going to your job with the attitude your an going to stroke it with love. Be thankful you have a Job. Do that job better than anybody else. Help your boss. Make his work easier. Don't worry about being seen. Just give your best to that job. One of these days your boa wiH be promoted or leave, or the company will need a special kind of person for a job. And who do you think they're going to diink of? The man who does h is work wi th love, stroking it, givinghimself . - z__- , I . W'- ... -_ CALL Ave, Full O""I TaberpIl(lit. 1110 Cou'vory Club Liti Mary U"tad Pti$bttqIii FitsI Prqsby41ç, CBet th. Oat - lel ' a AIM.r4 ..... 1 V Ad II Cassatbeqr, OTHER CHURCHES AMI CNwcii. OIus ti La P.1t* CM.,4. Cainp 1,mtpsj,, oc. Cal1.tW., St ____ - - -= -fl---.-- -----------'''- And then I asked him, "Do you ever go tip to your wife and just put your arms around her? Do you ever pick up your children . - -, - . ;:i,,l cuddle and stroke tbew out of your love?" A, ~ -- -. __ powerful' It shows you ho w to get into successful living" He promised he would read it. . .- ______ • Sal PIfli 11.. ________ St !.vtsi L,r,'r,i CJtvt It 474 SIi.i A.tf Winter Swings II,watis Day 18"fWd Art Long Oat, lake h Oiy Iaalecg AIvS*t-Q5p A4,asts5t ChVf(A Pita P*z. Ofva Che 14 ff NHiti.. Oe.,a C$*mity Cam,, LSItMS,y ChuuhoIm. Ntta;t., L41iMitY Slid . Labs Mity _______ P45(1 W. Saça i, fltam.as, Wt"mifthf Itt"It"Arlan Church. 11J Bog Rd Ftftl o.e., NAZARENE Lvfiiir*., C*actls P#*dCi. DstHi.i LuR'etaa Cte*th *4 M, Ied..msc, 1.3* lUSt - - SEVENTH OAT ADVENTIST first church 44 P4 Nat&,it". *- Ind at Maple Estoal C*WC I lary Lvi. 1M'rs's. Lt.. ttti, C';ti Epiiccat, Put ji 4Th St Irskito Cv wH CII Polk Ave . Ga'.,a Mithedisi Church. Gaaa,a Ofita U&ad MjtM4,t CNffi. Airport load GuM CAspal AM I. CItau*. Ovsid OikYivi MeTheE#it Checc*. Ovtid* Oat.ui Maiit thrcb P541 Wiiky4t Mi*.i. *t 41W *1 PeSi St luau SUE 51* at Cypress •'flfl_• - '• --. win (.RW(* St. It III, OsSø it o1 M.th,it Ostnn RI. Itt,rp,i,, SI.'ft.,d M.n'y,i&l C*vrth. I. Oalary 5a14*sdi U'il,I Miffed,;, Church, Tamp Puit F. kitia t*pi* Al(ili5i L4*.rj* Ctwgc51. Ovist'a i' First Southern hUfmooltsl EPISCOPAL I - So u.,k P?ftbyt1i, C1mcA III hry Ave, IM.rpcw Mi$hi4.i ChactI Hwy 1752 a Church, 1446 rre w Methodist Church, go w #,ft 11 CHURCH OF cot) ChcA .1 Gad. 741 ItiClity CSawB $4 Get N) W. Hid St Church .4 Gad OTIOlI CLacca 14 0.4 Hiuis. Lab. CHWCB 14 0.4 M4$ti5i. E"$e?pitp C*VVCH 14 Gad, 1453* 100* 51. Chwch 14 God ti Chr ist. Ov..d. IlmAva God )f Pt*phecy l 7 s S. Fcrsirnmsr A.s 14 Gad £ r'ccpr,j Christ - - ' United Min.vi.i CAaccR, I I.UVHIPAN CHRISTIAN C. Church of CAWISI, 0404-0 - METHODIST l•,l Ave Chwch*fChrilla#Laii*Elt",Us.11tjk Caswbefro, All 1a. C41l$c C(h, Mi,ttad . Frsmittrt Eihil, Ill) CHUIH OF CHRIST N*'iy,ty. L.ala Mty All Afeit Cith.Ii CL-.wct'. 71$ Oil Avp. If MW* CtihrL.t CHutt*, Otpws*d Trail. DSIMy 141&4 Ssp4d Ctta, Ovu, t?,t CIh. (h14yv4 F Baptist 'rv'.. Cavcta *4 t (ly R~'tb CLwtth Oi ., Pitt Sapl.t Church, Vi IiøttS Cp.i 1151 W Ft.t sts t.ai Pewqr Baplat 11$ W A PtI Blvd & L B p, Pi Stin.ia , I L-4, -_ -_ dare you to read It. It's designed to be read aM remd (lay by day. I will only ta ke you 91 days to finish it Each day has a key thought_abaneyoucanhoIdon to.mt key something you say over ind over to yourself all through the day. And it's ,. ference Supt will preach at the recover it. According to retreat in North Caroli na and through the Campus Baptist WINN.DIXIE STORES an HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff Ch if Christ, 15131. Pail h1tor ToilItatal Baptist CAwth. Owtutor Ims NOM Longwouill Cfi*twa41r Mist4a*r, B*pt,it CN-vrc. kwthwtsl Rd r- 'I'll Icily Carninvinty Co.I,, F.t PCI New MI CatvityU.sasy550s,5p I'*SW k* A l Lit. I**,y - Rev. David Jefford, Con- church dive in to try and Saturday for their winter their campus experiences is invitcd. Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ~_ ~_ - ~- ; ~_ F' - I . ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK - -_ SENKARIK GLASS £ PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik at Employes STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff PRINTING CO., INC. F*umetd ISIØ$etd Oaren Cleb - concert are now as Liable through the Sports Stadium box office, ..... . I 0 PLANTE, INC Ovideo, Florida CELERY CITY -- ~~--_ do l:,C4jr5 _____ _, -." - . Years Eve Se WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUB LIX MARKETS E IS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HiPi150$'$?CftW(L F* k.I.i1Ill . Sv..taWwiJiip 7 w:m Wad.$b5 Study & Prover 5acv 715pm T H E McK I B BIN AGENCY Gad. 77* SLIm 1, I - . _.. __ • gospel I I .1 a music 1 • •kn n order o accommodate group, On stage, the Rambos growing attendance, Calvary run a wide spectrum of 5ound Assembly, will resume a two that un iquely showcases the servi ce sch edule on Sunday three shades of gospel m usic mornings beginning Jan. 4, I country, P • A sou,1 an,, con- Pastor ,> ar., rn has tempora ry•. As an added at- announced. The servi ces will traction, ulcy combine uitu begin at , and a.m. talents to blend sacred music The two servi ces will be into their concert. identkal. The 45 minute break The Rambos have been between services Is to allow for singing, making gospel music the parking lot to be cleared the major part of their lives prior to the next service. since Buck and Dottie were Classes for children through married 2.1 years ago and Reba youth will be held made it a trio almost a dozen simultaneously wi th the 9a.m. years later. Dottie Is known as service while only classes for one of the most prolific children will be he ld at 11 a.m. song'jters in gospel music Wednesday night will be todaywI th suchgreatsongsto changed also with the new ) ..r as "ic Looked o From adults Beyond My Faults and If will attend various elective That Isn't Love." Her soul classes. The Wednesday styling netted a 1963-69 teachi ng ministry will begin at Grammy award via her album, 7:45 p.m. _____ AtlfUII.Y OF GOD ' •1I_ ." /t '! WAI Recently a nun came to me with a problem similair to ymn. He . ( First Au.inv V 14 I 1.it IL) • ii a in 1)1 P ai S Spin METHODIST CHURCH Tuesday 2:15-19 Macma, Worship Yivt* 0ri caSta. Scrbplutn S.4.ci,d Dy t)w Ain.,ica 145W SoWty At IcIff -wiffA was the one who got passed over when it came time for promotions He was miserable He said "Cal, what shall I do" Well,! gavehlmtwointhof advice. One, I asked him to read my new book, "A Daily Guide to Miracles" In fact I said, "I .-.... - ',, --jj. - 9 41 Ain ltv W4IIISin Pkbatt liv. Kiniw$R M41$ec Trouble Is, we can't live In the past . .. not this past year, or any other. Bills have to be paid, chores completed, obligations met, and each person has to contribute something to his world or he is ti wasting his i me. tS ) N1b A. • Lila May Rev A F,Sta,s U.$t$f 5:50p.m. WadE,, I _____ • 715pm. Prayic O.su 1 q I _ -: :, ,- V_~_ hase a "Watch Night Service" a minlstr> Backed up by he • beginning at 930 pm and Iiarnbo band, they have ending at midnight. Special travelled the world bringing the m usical quests for the occasion gospel message to the people will be the Singin, Rambos, a Th e servi ce wi ll end with talent ed trio, well known En communion The public is Ingospe l music circles, sited to attend and end the old Theft rnbos-Buc,IojUe )eat In worship and se 9 - • Sing Miller Ave., Winter Park, will Narn •$pm society with confidence and faith -and he can strengthen that faith each Sunday. by going to church knowin3 always that the Lord is waiting for him there. DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes 1L I : 1. t On Wednesday, New Year's "The Soul of Me" Ese, Calvary Assembly, 1918 Gos pel m usic is more than a Pastor VAI Sunday Church School Fot$w S Nostalgia is "in" these days . . . especially at the beginning of a New Vt,ir. Everywhere you turn there are reminders of the Roaring Twenties or the Fabulous Fifties. Old-car buffs abound, and fashions reflect the fads of long-ago dccades. Music from World War liii played, and television plots centeraround the depression days of the Thirties. It's all a lot of fun - if v don't take It seriously. PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS Employes :i lU , If,:-Of' f, I - _-.1d.1011- 1 ~ j I fl I fl COVENANT COMMUNITY UNITED Scpn SUpIS SuMakis.I Wbbw$4av5.,,, . disbeiieve and be lost. e iYTiAN,,u:1cH MYF 41- - FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 7:Npin. 0 METHODIST CHURCH / ( - -t.gt Iam. to: $&t)iwim lv. world, IW.WWIkIplAiSvm Christian Science i _______ -. .. i-.ta ' 7_51q - the evil and ungodliness of a" the gospel and In saved or to To .'- ••s nlJ eI Mass Vmpm Yawt1'Sicwc.?u A Christian is able to face life like It Is - today! He can meet his-nhlijfflnna In h1ninIf Orirl I&•IL4 IJ ..0''-- a Bible Study Twos Iwe ---- I. - -:_Myn:..-:--v J- v= ... •._ ... - . -- .. .' " - -- - -e... FIRST SPI RITUALIST OF 14$ W. Church (CIvIc Library Itd I Lea,i..+d, PP. *all Wits" PSISt Mrs.Je50 Null Atiet, Pastor, unday Lider, £ Mass""- 1:44 Smos" service Vied. 7:15pm ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH lIS Oak Av...laMsul thsin PasIic Last, Pastor Vmpm Methodist .- -- CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3401 S. Peck Avei. Catholic Sal. $VIOL - .6 V 1414 Palrn$4tal.vi, liv R*bqiJ.H,psftq pa,t,, Rev. layinaad Cricket Paslec Svaday Sdis$4 1100-mSunday School sisa in FilliwibIp 1,1* Iii .. H.SSa.m. 11 ", Cvaa,es.sbcwrvacft 1. old WaS Eva. 54th Sledy 1.Ng, ' Wad Pi-ayn&libSSt,dy 1:15pm IaIiMeM Mêttiasary I ELOLISPRINOS ii. IAPY*STC.I4,NCH - Other '..UurcUOS Churches SN Hsstsv Lvi, ?*. rn-#73 It Andy Ray Sunday Sthow l4$in THE LAKE MOtIROC CHAPEL 11:058m OraPi Blvd .1.5, M*v*i Training Hour 415pm. W,$ksr5Ele,, Puller EnewniWorswp 115pm SeddtyS(tiol 155am Wad. Prayer uasjag 7)Sp.in Mae*snWittbIp II:Na in II it- Ij whoie purpose of His Birth, man has no other choice but to Presbyterian ... FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 51$ Pitt Av1a0 r. Jay T. Cismala DMoming worwo 0 32 a. M. Swootay School 9.454 As AW-4 *W1140 11 :968 , Cdi Tr144ffi 6: It p in ?:$pin. Wad. Pfiyet Sirraca 5:14 pin. loam aveimmot Service -.---.-. - ,,, • ______________. - i - RUTH TUECH 83i.9212 Altamonte Springs Longwood East the colonial era It's the next best thing to having been there. ,. - ' . group Orlando. at First PresbytLrlan Cburch of Sanford will have a party Saturday Christmas Ilaniatle will conduct the service reading the divine starting p lituigy proceeding to the waters hail. Regular meetings are 6-8 of Lake Eola for the ble3sing of p.m. on the smnd and third the wa!ers. The Epiphany cross Sundays. Judge Dominick SaUl nia'te of pine twigs, fern, and wH be the discvon lead'r in leaves will thc.n be cast upon the waters as young men of the January, The Senior Highs will leave "Decinring Christ's lbernting Presence" will be I SHIRLEY MILIETI 5.34 9212 Forest City '76 Evening Herald BOX G-22, Teaneck N.J. 07666 Enclosed is $_. Itarnonie Sprnq copies of Christmas.Sunday, at 7:30 p.m. at Firs'. Baptist Church of 1NAME Sanford. Southern Baptist Conven tion i college st udents as t1ey relate HILDA RICHMOND 574-3161 Dettona Plea s e tcnd Inc '76 at $7.95 each. __ ADDRESS CITY.... ....STATE_____ Pij11 mah Che ck Df may54, Ordtr oi.ir', ,, P,,51 I ri~l i!1 1 1 1 1 1 F' Q. am trapped In a dead-end Job, and I'm floundering. How can I be successful? A. There's no magic about success. It's no accident. Success comes to the person who believes and who will do certain things. %4 - : 1F9, I. i. - Everywhere man is constantly damned." That gives every bombarded on every hand with man a choice to either be lieve __ ____ II Worship SNEPHPRCI 1 Bb&,Clati,-iWpd 'I '1 !i it- 119jt i - i:::-:: 11.164 : ; •F:!!'-!P.: : ./. Iiij ij 1 j f 1 : . billboardr, and on the radio. that believeth not rimll Ill a As. ' I~Tk,i X_ ,~ - , ~' No Magic About Success , P liv. I.:; - 11-ble Class PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Fr , - - .,-. ____ Poster 9:45 Is on CChTrSffi.ni5 Wad _____ •:$p in FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD III Santerf Ave, 7N4OvlSø4sA, (tin) Evaa,14,st PINCC (STPAPTISTCH(.IRCH Niffsefy LUTHERAN CHURCH .. 4.i 4 Pastor GOOD .. /;,','!.:-,` - = f.A64,ning Worship ~, - ,, t-.. -. , -. 46 m I* Airport oll wit *#V L offAmrM "on Sonolay 141hoibi 1-~_ _-,-.__!_~ -~ -, - V30p As R ev FedMcCIaary _________ _ ...... Platt" C.rwIM.ØI.,,lq.i4,v ElinacA 5, J !i'_ PaSt ' - world? Man is. by the nature told us who know Him as I.ord that God gave him, a creature and Master, "Go ye into all the with the right to choose his own world, a`nd preach the gospel 0 way, and It is a fact that the (good news) !, sees C OWS creature. Give m a c 0 cc. evil %a) He finds it on the '1k th at beliee th and is I$." A in 11 1141& FR tooday 1 womal I4111 W lift Place "The Lv "ifS •V / _ -- Rev a awtharbas SwWay khow Moirningwetsi-p LUTHE $AN CHURCH OF 'HE REDEEMER II 10am W,etday same Class , . ij Does not God demand that the serve sin. modern-day preacher cry out t same Jesus who was 141 Oran" stroul kift"rearten 614 BAPTIST Pentecostal I1 --_ to it a m 2 Macm$SWacIJitp i: 41 'k: ii .h ::. r- - their transgression, and the house of Jacob their sins." It - - i_.5i .ini C hut (h school I I 04p In Nwrlefy Provided low all services Cloralt A "a in , . _'1_ r.°' 7:35pm . ._- ( 6 lop III •1 - #111p I" ' Isaiah 58:1 Said, "Cry aloud, God, of His power to make new spare not, Lilt up they voice like creatures of them, and until a trumpet, and shew my people they know the whole tru th about 9.414 At a vangefilt Service Park Flertyw Collins Holy Communion (1 ..____ lISa m :, 11 i - Allarnomt Springs Jamal P Needham Evim.,.Iist give study ; Ham ' " t.. until the world has been told hiskey, a case of beer, and the way of Christ, of His savin 13 t r the to bhrn Wheregrace, of His power to giv VMP m. - 0 CHURCH OF CHRIST 000 Palm Springs Or 3715511 , ':4* • CENTRAL BAPTIST CHUR CH Cat 141* So £OabAy. Atb#labI,*etabêp BilIW Co"ma" PaSlet Fv,magWetibIp 5' IV ict*i4 iisa m Wad Even ing Smite Meow" Werstwo 1111am. WtdaI-t day I,b5Class Church Triii" F XpFn Sunday SChIbol Chu U rch Of Christ 134pm 715pm 715p m. I fill oorn li / - J j •i 7-'i thom the> hate not Heard' It I perfectly willing to Andtwshall they he wiut celebrate the birthday of our a preacher?" 1101Y Saviour with a bottle of rn IVA two Worship Wed. Pralloo 1115am 1: 04 pm 17;I:$St B.btiSt,dy VariniplPr,clajm,a, , Faste 1$ :-,/ C.: . • * A I Evan"lislic sery Family Night Service Y P.9 - Wed. t. - ~ T-,rl*--- t L • Sunday School e Worship ll:"& As. ....:..t. y .. W son of man is come to seek and shall they call on Him in whom to save that which was lost" they have not belies d' And I how shall L IllS oriu a !O simt Sfl uiIt % '.:' 44 Gv'*va - hIan$etd GucBas Clvi Hwy. in It GIN EVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Morning Worship all S iII*in God CVChi4G4HIVq•WTIR , ,i rn - It 45a 7H Roberts - S. - CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY sti MipSctioiI Pr. "no A Worthopial Of CHURCH 3F 000 503W HMS?rtø VL '- . - - . A & "LI azarene I ii ii 0. .- VNIP As . - Oral t. Now that our Lord's birthday So I ask you, "flow does man lIâS bceli celebrated just see or hear about this Christ, yesterday, let all of us who who declared that He came really know film c 1nrt fin,l •"rh... eh. terget0nwiththepurpose Ulaith t of His birth. While it Is good to abundantly." John 3:17, "For remember His day of birth, itis God sent not His Son into the better to remember the Pur- world to condemn the world; pose of His bir th. He said Ills but that the world through Him purpos e was:"... lani come might be saved." The Apostle that they might have life, and Paul said In Romans 10:13, that the) might have It more 'F or hosoe er shall call upon abundantly." John l0:lOb. In the name of the Lord shall be Luke 1910, He said, "For the saved" Verse 14 'how then .•'• 7 ___ . -i _____ -- FIRST SOUTHERN METHOD M. i. ~ . ____ ______ • Methodist 1464 lonlord Ave J. I Fari,ft swaday ICP401 . - 43 V.... Church... - F __ By REV. A. H. DAVIS Church of God of Prophecy - V t. f.b Southern 0000 '- Friday, Dec. 2, 17S-58 . - -ft -1k. I •I a in tIN*,in a a a I Pastor's Corner • Lymanklrtwod Sunday 1c.oS WarIsep Pastor 7 Of to " Longwood. Florida 3115 Telephone I '.%. N, / !ANLA7400UNITEOMETHOOIST $ HIS In H 50* in Wednesday N4N1 Prayer Service j I �i11111111111111111111 _ - . - -- _______________ -- — &-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. -. - . ---,~ - ••.-'--.. ' rv; Friday, Dec. 26, 197j Answer loProiouaPuzzio HOROSCOPE 1 Mort Walker A WE'RE 6ETT;N& A LOT OF NEW lTe, fl4E EC00% i& LI ( E TX1PA6 11" - 1OWlN& ACROSS 42Afrcan 4 Newborn fowl 45 Com.non L I- P _______ bear contraction ___________ ______ by 8 12 Adjective V1 46 Acted I g 1W1Al I suffix 47 Fast A W 1. 13 Hurry so Small nails N 14 Japanese sash 54 Lubricant ______ IS Birds beak 55 Play host 10 ____ ____ lE I U 16 Emissary 59 Picnic peel 1. L r IJ %J r 17 e'r'e f ___ "L ARIES (March 21-April 19) ~~ _~v lob.) OA ~ L Art by Snsom - U'RE IF V) O'SE M 'I XT AU-, 4OU . 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OF 61 Artist's frarno 18 HInder 62 Meadow 20 Rends 63 Southern asunder general 22 2.103(Roman) 64 Clean (Er.) 24 Entire 65 Bog 25 Greek monster DOWN (myth.) 28 Overwhelm 1 Gentle with fbI,. 2 Arrow poison 32 Summer drink .3 Something 33 Boys Owed nickname 4 Delights 35 Anecdote 5 Crone coHection 6 Condition 36 Bind (Suffix) 37 Verse lob.) 7 Carton lob.) 36 How (German) 8 Cooking 39 Smite vessel II 1 — — - - 9 Music ending 40 Resident of 10 Over (German) (suffix) 11 Babys 41 Baby cat protectIve 43 All infants are coverings this 19 As1raIen bird 44 OirIs name 21 Bombast 47 Mares baby 23 Baby cows 48 Measuring 24 Loved device 25 Small rugs 49 Otherwise 26 Redact 51 Cow's baby 27 Forest 52 Leg joint creature 53 Boy's 29 Baby deer nickname 30 Geraint's wife 56 Lass' name 31 Scottish 57 Superlative neg.t'e (p1) sutfI* 3-4 Electrical 56 Of the age engineer lob. ) (Latin) - I 12 iT - 12-24, - 0 o R1k4fl 6 - - R(JPPJc I I 9 N ___ 24 JR. 2"M . i ___________ iII.. -'JR. .' 201111111011110-' - IN I iso — — I __________________ — 47 48 49 I hrinr!iinr, - - 54 BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl 56 5 55 E 59 CHEER. I ThAT SUM, CO 'vCtJ HAVE A S101 WHER,,E 1 I AN PLUG IN ThIS f ,' _ GuvrR.'j SYLVESTER, --. HEATER le (YA) l_ LL - — - - -.,..I , J i' rik .n i'.- — — WI . - roblems Cited L ir, J Y 'i I g=4 I - #2 - .1 A Chic Young 1 -. :. -- • u rge ry • PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Veryn.., Ld Li AC 4'qa Misnfnai West I WE COJID USE THE KAVE FOR THE GAG WITH NO HUMOR PAGE PC)'wT TO IT, . AND,4 BOiG SPEECH." SO FAR JOKE WITH NO PUNCH Limp #' WH;CH ONES THAT WHH DID YOU MAKE ALL _____ UP 1OUS1!LF? DEPENDS- A PAGE OF JOKES TYPED UP' I GOT SOME OF THEM FROM A 'JOKE BOOK AND ______ (J dition rather than iust a desire for the best fertilizer? . I I 14 I I • ____ __________ - r . I I __________ FRANK f _-- iL1 AND L ERNEST DEAR DR. LAMB I want to get this cleared up before this year's gardening season begins. Last year my husband continually fertilized his garden with plain urine! It is disgusting to me and even frightening, because he had pseudomonasafewyears ago. — by Bob Thoves F & E ADVERTISING AGENCY -- 7- HAS RNI EN WRITT PRFF.(T 11 TH SPORT TV R%PIRIN .. AM 4W. / Cl He also at one time used dried human fertilizer, MMER1AJ. ___ It seems that way to me. POPL A HRDAcHjj ly cucumbers and tomatoes) are fit 10 L? DEAR READER - Natur?I human fertilizer or "night to the worldwide food ihortage grows and the supplios of fertilizer are that, too, if you )rrz5, -WE f:A51 ___ 11 South I I - 4y &- ,aw ciow,! 4£ Pass A953 r'.) by Dick I • ! eneva i Turn.r Luxury -'- -- _ _________________ I ______ — _______________ . ______ IV f~ - _____ FROM - I _________ - - . '- I - - - , , , _______________________ ' 'e . — I ' . ._._ — I have no way of knowing /y . "ifl' . . _ _______ I ' - - - - -, - " -. . 94 WW M , - . ' to Lire u, of Loch Arbor what your husband is actually thinking, but you can tell him about the salt in Lhe urine, If he is watering the plants wi th his natural sprinkler he may, indeed, need some _____ ' - — . ' I _______ __________ ______ - PIOTI _-C'I1p,.,. 'WIe,UIevO _____ — / , - . - ' . . £ ''- . '' ' •,Li._' -----. . . Custom Bull? 1JFk',5Og W tww . . - . - li: .. YSIEFT 1, . . - - -- ~ i i 11111111111111~~11111111111i I - I, , - fti4C Thf AW1 Paz &z'p i'-, / 'ç•; ' ~ - i( .Y d' , ' ____ ' r4 - " ' " If-a'-1' " I.l;u,, 4__ __ - . _' . :' . - - I - a - • -.. I / - - Can ,, ,,r-. Ii" W. 2Sth Sanford, Fla , -. ADDITIONS—REMODELING I - ,•., - ._ - - .1 - •, '. - . r - - -' --•.-: -- . . ', , . -- '' - . - •-. - . • . -. ... ' ••' - '.-b V - '' - I " RongAndCa(p,ntrypepojr Free-estimat es Call 323 676 Ex Pert roof repalm. list rooft or - BETTER PAINTING Ioii.,oj A Better lot, for a Better price. Interior Exterior . 23 Pct. die. for senior citizens, Kish Real Estate - _______________ "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" Carpentry, Reni.j,,lng. Adldit,C5, Custom Work Licensed. Bonded. Fre'. estimate 323 60 WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK' Place a Classituect Ad in ___________________________ — - -- - - GREGORY M ES 3103 Orlando Drive Sanf or d, 371 ____________________________ thingIe Ail work guara,w Ba000Epi ROOFING 7234700. ________________________ .- - .' -. Phone 323 0190 110 Exelef Court. Carriage Cove Mite Home Park, . -. Sanford -. .'' - ' . .. - . . -- U -- _,~ _ r_,~ ~~~~ --:I.- I Upholstering ____________________ delivery. Call for free eStlma201 E. Commercial 373 44 31. Wall Papering ________________________ PAUL SLATER Professional Waltpa LicenSed Residential, Commercial En, Estlmat,5 Ph 372 iangic TWOPLUSTWOtSFOUR And That'sAFtt C!5itiedAdQ etsR.tu And That's A Fact TO' Well Drilling WELLS DRILLEO. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and 5le We?epairanctrvIce STINEMACHINEL SUPPLY CO. 207W.7ndst. 312e32 Pinilg, Interior and Exte,'sor. ___________________________ ____________________ x'W .1 KING Plumb,n Suppl-s Steam Cleaning HOuU Cleening FI*tt FV.t stimajes. Phone 322 Ø7 Waler Helters, Ia rn.ID NEED A SERVICEMAN? V find hifti liSted in our Bu*ie-5 p M. thru Sat. 2534 S. Park Drive 3 Bedroom. 2 baths Already se t UP Service Directory 373 $612 with awning and skirting. Cheap _________________________________________________________________________________________ ......................... Call for Appo1ntm 322-3)03 . . . ". . ______________ : M2 . ng Call 322 2611 or Ill "93 ________________________ Home Improvements . ' J' . ___ Photography a ___________ _______ _________________________ - _______ - 'd e a yliwlIde Homes By - ____ - a •Large Wooded cRav ed Streets . *Sewers •Street Lights *Sidewalks ' - ___ _____ __ itl • : ; . ';> \ !i ___ . : - HOMES OF DISTINCTION - s! ,.. __ . - 94&44 I I OL7kt! ,',t iar ; ~7F __ .- 1: Homes With Many Plans To Choose From 01 • I. 4LLY SW_CA APe 4rpj/ i— '..J• I Roofing Free Pickup and Delivery Sanfor d Business Machine-s 322 6005 I I ~~ _111111111 OFFICE MACHINES "W e service all makes and mods" BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE PAYMENT That's Classified Ads Luxutis two bedroom, two bath garden home for $21,900. Designed Pest Control Install carpet and vinyl, wall towall toofleryouthemostincontortand Free EIimate. in Call SEARS livability. Central heat arid air. Sanford, 327 1771. ART BROWN PES CONTROL Shag carpeting, dishwasher, disposal, continuous clean oven, GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR Park Drive decorattr wall paper in kitchen A FRACTION OF THEIR COST and baths,privateiy fenced pjtios, FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! proleSsiolial landscaping, NO Pet Care CLOSING COSTS. S PCT TAX lnlr,or, Exterior Plastering CREDIT. FREE MEMBERSHIP Plaiter patching & Siniviated TO MAYFAIR CouNTRyciva PET REST INN brick & stone specalty . 3732760 tWOO PER MONTH TOWARDS oardng&Gr oo mn UTILITIES FOR ONE YEAR. Ph )fl057 SOLAR HEATING AND WATER 775$ PCT. INTEREST RATES. PURIFICATION SYSTEMS One bdroom, one bath and three Call Phil Gonialez 305 323 39 bedroom models also available. BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE MLS KEALTORS __________________ P.FNT ALL TYPC, CF CAR ________________________ PENTRY AND REPAIRS 373 Pftotoqraphy by Munson Cockayne 321-0041 1339 Fine weddng otos reas onably Priced Phone ;CIP on that Saturda job? _________________ PanHing door, windows hung. 42le Concrete work, etc B, the hOur or by the too 322 9365 Plumbing ISY I &OT -iii ' . — - SELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. down payment, owner finance, 112,000 3229416 I I. A~ 14%1~IV,X4 Oil Burner Cleaning & Ser vice 24 Hour Service Dykes Heating & Air Conditioning, 377 5577. 322.6457 _________________________ STORING IT MAKES WASTE— GENERAL COP4TR,C3OR REAL ESTATE, INC fruit Immediate possession, low " ______ ' I by Garry Trudeau fl4(, ____________________ story home, good locat ion, lots of I ___________________________ It Ilm JOHNNY WALKER NO IMMEDIATE professional attention, . Heaters Cleaned, all makes years experience Paul Miller. 3" 1301 of 131 "93 AtA CLEANS A(.I Exterior pf('55tJre,teanng - - Year Stemper Realty kiosoutgrow the swing set or small bicycle? Sell these idle items with Clean 3 bedroom, I' bath, avocact, SiOve & refrigerator, blue carpet, a want ad To place your ad. call central heat & air. your friendly Classified gal at The _________________________ BackHoe Service Land Clearing, fill dirt, Clay. rock Radio & TV All kinds of digging Housetrallers Stored & t1iOij 322 9142 or 9 34 1195 _______________________ -URIVE IN TV SERVICE- " st Service 707 Live Oak Blvd., Casselberry Phcn, 631 96.41 Office Machines Heater Cleaning __________________________ _____ __ * ' I. Welcome. ____ _____ Happy New Pressure Cleaning _________ ________________________ ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch work Fill dirt, top soil. 372 5943 C&A _________________________ ________ __________ Two bedroom, turn, or unfurn.. MIJLTIPLt LISTING REALTOR adults preferred, Security deposit. ?? '*99) 1919 S. t-rencn 3233531. II 7)71. 322 1496,372 1954 I : _________ Days- 32? 6173 Nights Lentral Florida's //'o ( ______ ACREAGE-- Hard to find small acreageatasmall price. Buy5or 10 acres at $7,500 per a cr e or II acre's at $2,700 per .'..re. Terms available private yard $105 Adults 322 7296 ____________ III - — ______________________ . I ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS DELTONA BARGA:NS- Builder must salt these) new homes. Were priced from $39,500- will sell f or thousands of dollars less ________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly plarriett's Beauty Nook) 519 E First, 332 57i2 ________________________ -- Meg Real Estate Broker 1100 E 25th St 332 64S Nice I Bearoom apt k'tnrn equipped, air, carpeted Large 323.6670 or 631.9777 damaging to plants. Anyone who has observed the effects of a dog marking plants with urine should know this. TAFFER REALTY Sanford--Ott Lake Mary Blvd 2 Bedroom SllQp!usclepost 134 9034 3 Mo. .6 Mo.& 1 Year Leases Hwy. I7-9 Across From Ranch House 1W),r'*110& 31A-Duplexes -- DEPOSIT. - fly , -. _________ ___________________ Peg Real Estate Broker 603w. 1st SI. 323 6061 or 123 0S17 eves " If you don't believe that want ad be.ngresut?s. try one, and Ii%t(n to your phone ring Dial 372 2611 or 6319993 ___________________________ NO SECURITY ' Harold Hall Realty Water front cottage on the scenc Wekiva River. F urnis h ed 7 bectrern. u?lt?ie•. inctuict. 1150 per mOnth AdultS onl,' 312 4470 OR UNFURNISHED 322-2090 Professionally Manaqed - _____ ______ __________ it - ' 1&2 G Bdrm. _____ ____ ____ ___ Beauty Care Land Clearing - APARTMENTS 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD V ____________ - - Large 125 : T7'- Village Apartments FURNISHED ________________ ____________ L ________________________________________________ _ _______ 1 GRACIOUS 7 Story, Executive I bedroom, 7' baths, choice WFAI TORS BranchOfficeNo I ldyllwildesedion. Fascinating 30' 2671 Orlancto Drive 30 trrtY roem, with fireplace. Large ft 2 Bedroom with Screened porch, 1.9.900 heat and air. $100. Phone 323 1767 M. Unsworth Realty iner_ STUDIO 1, 2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDRoOM TOWNHOUSES - ___________________________________ _____________________________ --- Patio EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU UST A PHONE Schuren Rea4 AVAILABLE 1)35 $150 Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH I 48. SR 134, Longwooa - Gardens - - - .., 1I1 Caffiatt Oljr, _______________ - ______ --.--.. No Qualifying ___________ ________________ _____ — ______________________ _____ _ ' -- & -- . , CARNIVAL ______ ~ a44g - - He •AQZS . __ - '- REALTY , nner oum had overcalled __ processed in such a way to elimina te them. '" I—... 9 - __. — SR I TC)X IF,4CIZLECI7OcI f'f ALL 652 _______ ___________ __________ - ' -. XL01 / £J9765 IF 'I,'..,. I - - , In one of our articles North bid sir spades with: •- - ' n. limited. The danger, of course, is the transmission of Infections from the Int'stInal tract (not pseudomonas). E:ther the natural fertilizer needs to be processed to des troy any chance of food contamina tion with harmful organisnIsor thefoust od !J :.1 _ .-. , P\.'*s. _ TI.M - - --' -- . 9 soil" is used In mafly COUBtries to raise vegetables, "Ik OJ - . - - , -\ I Thii'u — . --,- M5?,1 i-;V -. - The answer is that It seem''Well,'' said South, ed a good idea at the time. We "Beneath the bludgeonings of wouldn't make that bid, but it : chance mybeadlsbly but had to have some merit since unbowed. Give me my hun- the slam did make. dred honors." (Do you raveaquesf,on for South had thought that his the Jacobys Write "Ask the' four-spade bid was iron-clad. J8Cøhys'' care Of this' It looked as if he had 10 cold newspaper The most tricks. questions will be It didn't work out that wa . used in this column and East took two high hearts and writers will receive copies of led a third. South had to ruff JACOB V MODERN) Do you think the food (chief- __________________ 000NESBURy 'P.f.LL (7? 11 PlPq - I 4 p, Am - .1 - V C1S D by T. K. Ryan &• - -, - So TUMFLEWEEDS Me: . - - East's one spade. heart opening bid ____________________________ with one A Ca rolina reader wan to know why. By Oswald & James Jacoby - Fortunately cucunlbers and continuous breakdown of your tomatoes can be washed In a red blood cells. disinfectant solution to eliminate any surface conI'm not sure what is caustaminants, then washed again ing your diarrhea, but alter to remove the disirfectant, have returned to normal Y eating habi ts I would expec t tlrine,however.jsnotauw that it should clear up in a few ful fertilizer, The problem is weeks. Meanwhile, the best that untreated it often conyou can do is follow your doeala too much salt. Salt is tor's advice carefully, 1 17 ) I ______ , DGE This unusual defensive playwhat is known as a double trump promotion. Poor South . was forced to waste two high could of the hemoglobin from the ,• I ;-' LIKE . It -. ONES DO YOU IIU 1 SOME IMADE UP MY.ELF! ________ _______________ $1 ,. 4V Does one really ever get over it' The color of the bowel movements is greatly dependent upon the bile pigments. These come From the products _____ r ______________ -' r,ay trumps North East FlU think intestines, pr ACUP'J,CTURE I -- _I,u , flvII. '-' -- or how long a time will it last" changes after the gall bladder Is removed is that the hilt' drains continuously into the intestine instead of being stored in the gall bla dder and then discharged periodically into the by Risk wwclowE --- . ----- was LAK DEAR READER - I'm re all your bile Is going into your intestine. If it weren't, you would be in trouble. The bile normally drains directly into the small intestine, even in heal thy people wi th no gall bladder disease, ARCHIE 9 il, East-West vulnera ble The only thing that MAYSE . - - - - . AK problem? MAD I CAN I'M ABOUT BELIEVE NJ Kish. . king. East won wi th the ace and led dnoUlcr heart. After this therewasnoway for South to keep West from arnking a trump trick and he, was down nn 4KQJlo7es 52 Is there something I can do to help myself with this ( _______ ______ _______________________ _______ - - with a trump honor to shut out the nine, en South led the SOLMI - _. . , You'll become involved this coming ycar with a large IOul) N A T BRI Q M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - I had my gall bladder removed and ever since the draining tube hole healed up I have had diarrhe.. It is yellow colored and seems to me the bile is going directly into the intestines. Is thiz a normal result of such an operation' If so, will it stop in a few weeks 4. ' a, S By Lawrence E. Lamb, •• . te r I : - ;• f \1. BLONDIE !I. - - _____ - f NORTH £3 1O64 863 497542 WEST EAST ID) £982 4A4 7 AK J v - 9974 4 Q 10 8 6 3 4J £ : : ' ., frc- S - - _____________________________ Want ed to bu y used office furniture, KENMORE WASHER, parts. Any Quantity. P4OLL'S service, used Canelberry. Hwy. 17-97. 6301704 MOONEYAPPLIANCES3730sel . - 0111 ALTAMONTE- Wooded site. ISO'x)aO', on a corner with 50 lakefront, paved streets. 510.500. 24-Business OpportunitIes New 3 bedroom, 2 bath,all electric, 53...1V.- Radio-Stereo 10-Swap--& Trade Central heat and air. Phone 3fl LOOKING FOR A 3 BR home on an ALTAMONTE- S woOded sit es , Noon The Dc Before _ acre? Hera It is' Kitchen equipped, 75*125', each on blacktop Street. fencing, workshop, paneled All for $17,500, COLOR TV,$11.9SMONTH SWAP SHOP - FLEAMARKeT Local Dealer Distributor wants Sundo1,y Noon FddQ then and family room. You'll Any one can be a $lier or a buyer RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN I Bedroom t'ICIUSlve Sanf or d area Dealer. OSTEENreally like ill And only 123,000, ______ LAKE MARKHAM- Large nicely _______________________________ 644 loGo No charge. All admitted free month. SCHUREPJ REALTY. ___________________________ _______ Must be capable business person wooded canal front lot. Rca itcir, 322 1307 who III aspires to make 170,000 or Come browse every Sunday at the Coor TV's from $50; B&W, from more per yr. SI.950 investmert ____________________________ Mo'leIand Drive-in Theatre. Forrest Greene, I 515; Service all makes HERBS' Inc. 322- 2420 Anytime required, 530 6701, Altamonte South 1792. Phone 3721216 EVERY DAY someone is looking for TV l0 S French. 323173& rsoIs REALTORS 9 6U 323 naIs ___76—Autu Parts _______________________ what you have to Sell. Call today ii__Your MLS Agency SLIM BUDGETS ARE and your Classified Ad will appear 46—Commercial Property S5BOLSTERED WITH VALUES 8OaTS& Accessories REALTORS tcre tomorrow 25&S Park Dr., ALCOHOL A PROBLEM - SWAP-161t (nba V Bottom Boat -FROM THE WANT AD _____________________________ _______________________________ IN YOUR FAMILY' for 900d Spinet Piano, or Reconditioned Batteries. $i7,5 COLUMNS LAKEMAr.Y BLVD.-120' frontage _322 66i10 AL ANON SACRIFICE exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP. IRS' deep onacorner site. I.So For families Ot friends ot problem osq You'll find that someone out there 33Houses Furnished 1109 _____ Sanforct Ae drinkers. It. of building loned for offices. IS' boat, walk thru windshield; fiih, needs juSt what you have 10 offer. 4A- Public Notices 549.900. FORREST GREENE ski; Immaculate Condition. CALL 373 2611 For further information call 473 a$7 $1,500. __________________________ Rentals 7 Bedroom, carport, 78NCtorcycles INC. REALTORS 373 6353; $30 93111791. or write ___________________________ Adults preferred, $150 m o . oafl eves 3228910 _____________________________ Sanford Al Anon Family Gr oup P0. KIDDY , STANDARD Security deposIt. 323 or ROBSON MARINE Box 553. Sanford, Eta 37711 1971 Honda CL200, likin# OIL SERVICE -u o. 2921H'v7 97 Merchond'ise Real Esthte Luggag.rack.Bejtofqe' MOVINGT02311W FIRST ST. 30Apartments (Jnfurnisbed 3fl $941 WANT TO SELL 1) ________________________-Phone 372 7539 PHONE 32 cj ___________________________ YOUR Ho,,' _______________________________ IL 34-4biIe Homes -Air Boat, Gore, it, glass hull, With Motorcycle Insurance 50—Miscellaneous for Sale FlU Ovi.dn- Duplv, furn. Or PARK AVENUE Income tRO HP Lycoming. $2,500, of best Buying a new home? Moving to an Found BLAIR AGENCY unturn. Ideal location Reasonable 7 Bedroom furnished, $135 month property has three r ental units. offer. Call eves 319 5694 apartment? 3 3721. 'rh. iu,Ltt 41 at IUIflI)BVU. Kit c h e n. flii,,,,,, , Adults prrrerre Phone 3734470 LOST -- Blac k L abrador Counter tops, Sinks. Installation The two I bedroom units rent for Ott Some action with a Herald Year old male, name -Mcrisipe.; Garotn Apts.. I L 2 OR, air, carpet. s 8icyc les 79-Truck s- Tra ilers Available Bud Cat;cll. 3&~28OS2 $150. each and the large two Bedroom (nubile home, assfled We'll help you write vicinity of Lake Mary, Malair drapes, GE appliances + dw. anytime. bedroom brings $200. Financing furniS he d, $170 month an ad that will bring a fast Sale Country Club. Nice reward. Call Franklin Arms Apts.. 3236M. terms are negotiable. $ 9.000. Sears Tandem Bike, lights, Phone 372 1973 Dodge Van. 6 cyl. $400 and CALL 322 26fl Dr. Johnson, 322 6623 ci 373-6120. Carpet padding; Many Like new. US Call 322 assume aymenls Phone 323.1343 — 2 Apts.. I or 2 bedroom, (urn, or ' useful Piouenotd items. tOo W. — CAL TOR 5 i?'x41' mobile home with large altec 3 STORING IT MAKES WASTI A small Classified Ad brings big unfurri bo$h AC, w carpet, $0 Coleman Circle, 372506.5, Little W3nt acts bring b9, bg added room on 10 acres, Geneva 321.0041 SELLING 17 MAKES CASH rrfu,ri~ Tr y rxrir ,i n cl ~ee 011372 dAmAge. SIIS mot 3234389 after ________________ ____________________________ area 11135monlh. Phone3nifigg. results Ju%l try one 372 2611 or -PLACE 2#,11 (? 1)1 9O9'I ACLA.SIFIEDAD NOW - --------- FREE GIFTWRAPPING-All Baby 5:30 p.m ______________ 80—Autos for Sale 531.9993, Call 3212611 or 531 9993 .. . Gifts. Knils, .C'l! Gowns. MOSSIE z:'- 11 . -. ' RATA.AnKI - - - C uuri P1ILtjiiN'$ WEAR n2iIrTments. 37-,-Duslfless F'rorTY 6-ChiId Ca re Any Carcarpeted, air, turn 8. unfurn $95 '-- -. ----------- - Real Estate Aroker 26lOHiawathe ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll -------Ph 322-1301 59—MJSICaI Wcrchandise up 171 1910 .. No Money Down Free, 6147077 for "We Care"3227643 Floor Stripping & Waxing. A BABY'S WORLD Carefor Inf ants - "Hotilne," Adults or Teens. WITH GOOD CREDIT Commercial Building PIANO IN STORAGE Residential & businesses. to age 2 only, Next to new Drivers, For Example THIS HANDYMANFIX.IT Free Beautiful Spinet-Console I stored estimates Blitz Clean 3235951. 31—Aparinnents Furnished 7 Offices atiachod wAr&ousetruck MARRIAGES License Bureau 3726645 $1 2,001D Home has 2 BR. I bath and 3 — Performed Responsible party can take on low 1771 Duster. 6 cyl , stand , 1"S I 0 gal, heavy duty steel oil drum storage Central cx New government program, Child Ocala. 904 732 5611 AVAL ON APARTMENTS s;; HOrnet, 6 cyl stand, 34.000 payment balance Write before w with 100 gal. of oIl, 120. Phone 530 care for as low as $2 per wk, If AOULTS,P4OPETS original miles, $995 send truck. Joplin Pianc, P.O. Box 8150 Call YOU qualify. 373 5171 CLASSIFIED AVERTISING WITT REALTY 116W. 2nd I Many ot hers tothooselrom 103, Panama City, Fla. 32401 MOVES MOUNTAINS W. Garnett White 24 Park Dr. 372 2111 St ereo - Console, AM FM radio, Make your Budget go further, shop GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR Of Merchandise Every Day REALTOR nice cabinet, plays well, AFTER HRS. Chico & The Man the ed Classifi Ads ev ery day A FRACTION OF THEIR COST Rag Real Estateflrokr'r Try One! 3n077; 60—Office Supplies Couchi. matching chair, 535 373. 323)t FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. p91, __________ id 17 92&421.LcngwOud IACEU WITH A DRINKINC. ioi" rn'iimercii, Grd Dui.C, D)tit, '-Ldl' cj::3 ;vut e1.. ii 7 Bedr oom apartment, pa rtly fur Phone 322 7511 PROBLEM Sanforit Ring In the new year with a home SWAP- 16 It. Cotla V- Bo ttom Boat Used office furniture noshed; couple only. 3733767 days, Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous ___________________________ f Or 00d5pmefato,o,i.il,133 Wood or steel desks I9S7 MERCEDES 1$OA you can afford. Only $700 cash 6005Q Ft Shop Space Can Help NAVELORANGES 3720991 evenIngs. 5 (executive desk - um 3726620 ne ed to buy this ed bedroom BAGGED Call 173 4397 lOON Maple & chairs. secretarial desks & ho P ne 332 3332 home. Payments of Sf0 mo., 2107 French Ave 377 3fl Nice I bedroom apt, lights, water Write P0. fbi I13 3?) 5371 or 377 6620 chairs, straight chairs, filing Flea Market Include taxes 6. insurance, 300 furnished Carpeted, adults, Sdnf0f d, ,-! 10fida ;2711 cabinets, as is, Cash and carry. 1974 Grand Torno, mos. at 9'. pci., family room and Open 191 SO 322 2296 after S & wk MS NOLLS 20.000 miles 57.100. Real Estate other extra% make this a bargain SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.9toS SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOL Caiselt*rry, 17 Classified Ads are the smallest big at only 122.500 . 3239410, ___ HIGHWAY I6 FLEA MARKET STER EO WITH VALUES FROM fl('WS items ynu will find --Il i n,iiesEastufi 4unHwyl6 THE WANT AD COLUMNS 1973 Ford Grand Torino, 2 door Navel Qrangei,$2 perbu 50 62-1..awn.Garden Larry Saxon, Realtor anwhcre _____________ 41-Houses (behind _____ __. ______________Juit. fl,.ann.. 11 ( I.,. hartoo, red with hio. nt.rk' extr alowmlle.ge, $2,595. 372.1631. Your Container. in s)u Spectracidegranuies br lawn Insect WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BAMB COVE APTS WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES control. GardenLarxl, 1400 W. is? BUY-SELL-TRADE Buy This Home Before Tanqelos and Tangerines New 3 bedroom, 2 baths, double One & 7 Ieoronm apartmen ts. .-. -• ,,,, .. iii iic r ri,'tI , ct, ii 6630 vouvv )U(I1Vb, pai.o, country bd 1) UUW1('I uec. .su, ue' iUVU furnished or unturnithed. Newly Satting, on large 1 acre plus tot. Phone)23 1671 redec orat ed. Come see. 300 E. Homestead Exemption s..soo. Directions Weston SR £6 Airport Blvd. Sanford 37J-13. 64-Equipment for Rent useheid Goods Oranges, Grapefruit, Tangerines to Wekiva Rd.. Call collect, eve's. Bedroom, 1', bath, Assume Ta ngelosandlemons Owner Broli,r, Her bert Brnson. mortgage. No Qualifying, Equity NOW LEASING Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Uphoisteredlivingroomc ha ir P. U. Hutchlson, 373 1036 3037130-los can be handl ed to Suit New, modern, 1 Story efficiency you. Shampooer for only $1.30 oer day barrel back. green. $50 M on thly payment, SIIA See this apartments, attractively fur. 323-1363 CARROLL'S FURNITURE 'iAVLLS,GRAPEFRUITS, now nistied, conveniently located and TA JIM HUNT EL OS INC. beautifully landscaped 5135 mu. 57 CI BUSHEL 65—Pets-Supplies John Sauls Agency ;s7lr'arkor Call between 5.30-S For in 372 7)16 S-pc.goldsectionalarld3walnut,nd 332 673) or 377 0361 REALTOR AFTER HRS. tables with drawers, good contormation call 327-070.4. Assoc. 3730.453 Q'!r'? 7171 99I t72 9754 dillon. 322-6017. 372064* jieme ''SaiLh'S "4 Itue ' sfillps lor2Br'drooms.AcuIIson4, 18— lp Wanted 3 BR, 2 both, central heat air, DUPLEX- 7 bedroom concret; Rabbits. Pedgrd. 373-On. PARKAVENUEMOBILEPARK KULP DECORATORS carpet ed, fenced. 523,000. Lake block,excellentcondition; nocity 2545 'ark Drive. $lOup 409w. lstSt 3732335 Mary. 322-07)0. Jobs, Jobs. Jobs! taxes. h, i,,r#r ----•-• 1AA#i - '. ji I. wetiuyrurniur. 68-Wanted to Buy '13 Fury SAN MO PARK, I, 7. 3 bcdrooi,i PLANNED FOR DAY NURSERYWagons from 1.3999. Orlando (Mr Chan) 4256697 tra10, apIs Adult & family park '73 Gran Fur from $394 Rustic 3 bedroom, large shady lot, not knowingly accept Assume Payments CASH 322.4132 t' like pennies from hea en when W "'kly - 3S'S Hwy 17 t2- Sanford Quiet area. Zor*d for nursery or 373 1930 HELP-WANTED ADS that Singer Zig tog in cabinet, 3 day school. Will make excellent I Bedroom. Ili bath, featuring you sell "Don't Nce" with a Fully Equipped And needle For used furniture, appliances, family mom, central heat air, Indicate a preference want ad - iency apartment, utilities position, twin needle, front private home also. Great potenEffic in tools, etc Buy 1 or IDOl items. large fenced in l. Hurry. 171.900. Factory Warranty based on age from em tial $23,900. loading, deluxe sewing machine cluged. $125 month. Call )fl.777 Larrs Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave Nurses, RN's; LPN's: Aides; Aideployers covered by the Pay balance of $75 or 10 paymentS between 10 am. & 2 pm. Companion., Neecki Immediately. of s See at: AGE DISCRIMINATION FLORIDA DREAMNOME- Lovely 483 Hwy. 436 East We Buy Furniture 6250636. SANFOR D SEWING CENTER AND 3 bedroom, 7 bath, with real THINK A IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. _______________________ STOP 1-7700 REAL ESTATE 307 East First, Covvntown MINUTE fireplace for those cool evenings. IF CLASSIFIED DAVE 5' 373 9370 More information may be Realtor STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If 332719. 3739411 Eve 869 1146 ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE Central air, Choice area 535.500. __________________________ obtained from the Wage. Classified Ads didn't work ... WOULDN'T BE ANY. Hoer office at Rm. 309, Or. ther e wouldn't be any. HOME & BUSINESS PROPERTYSUNLAND AREA lando Prof. Ctr. fl W. Lake CLEAN APARTMENT On busy, busy thoroughfare 3 10 1 th, 520.000 wiP. Beau y Dr.. P.O. Box 094. Beaut FOR RENT 1.15.000 Good terms ANIonecaiIcouId%tartyouonanew PHONE 322 1301 A, Or lando, Fla. and profitable career Call 962 3785 FURNISHED- 4Bedrocm central telephone $41.1026. - --..----_____ ________ \'AtVI 4 AUCTION, 373 7340 read all our want ads every day. Mid up Terry Realty, Realtor. 675 - By OSWAI,I) and JAM!'.S JACORY - One 2 bedroom and one bedroom. 1135 Phone 1537or373 7532 If you ore having difficulty finding a place to live, Car to drive, a job. or WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS OF ANY DESCRIPTION SANFORD some service you have need of, trót. Acrea Small and large S7.000 per acre an attractive 2 story. 2 OR dominium Minimum upkeep. L ow Down Payment. Easy terms. Close to everything. It's nlcet %27.0O. . CO ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED condton 611 6126. Winter Park Top prices paid. used, an, • I VOUR 11111111DAY Dec. 27,1975 _________________________________________________ 26 'EM?t1OLE HELLO YOUNG LOVERSII Here's CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR Equal Opportunity Employer. Send resume to Box 597, co The Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fla 37771. (52.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum - - Lilt. The other guy is looking out yourself a lot of gocxl in the process. 65 - • 'ANFORD'S SALES LEADER " Refrigerator. Dr r, Bunk Beds and Dishwasher Phone3fl36&i extras. - thl _____ . rfrfRK l . I READIN' MY L4 &&GAZINES.' - _______________ 64 Realty . REALTY INC 707 E. 25th 373 len HALA COLOERT.REALTOR SELMAWILLIAMS.ASSixiate Eves 373 0612 or 122 1SI? 68—Wanted to Buy - ad - 4 - for his interests, too! I 1 63 StenstroM "- - IT KEEPS ;~larV range. $10.000to $ I14,OM. An 3 I business nuritters today, it's of organization. You'll fit ii, best you stand up and bargain a surprisingly well and (10 61 - I mental prowess. Concentrate your activities to favor endeavors. UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23 ) In 53 . . LIUHfr. •'IIIWIII( 24c a line - - I reflection, you'll see Plat you have a diploniatic way of — - flandle situations that invol VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Count to 10 before speaking your mind today. Upon , 26 times iances _____ .nIIWJr — - I -- __________ ________ , ' with the situation. MiJJi1, N1EN J R 11. - ' Others who watch PISCES (Feb. 10-March 20) Vnn'rp f- ttpr nntiinnti1 tri.nt. In 11c a un ]Ic a line - _________ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - -_ Friday, Dec. 2, ø1S-7B ____________ '- 22i I,eave rtl:itivelv siMple. - I jJJit - an invitation Ina gathering. It'll be r. until the afternoon, action on things that are important. You'll be better able to cone .-1 i . make the difficult look —________ - J R . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. you operate interested In having you will come for th with ooh's and pleased and Sa tisfied. aah's today. That's because you 23 Aug, ld, Sanford, Fl. __________ ' (Juls Evening Hera 43-Lots-Acreage - 19) Though you're a bit being difficult. Get going. reluctant to Indulge in social They're not so tough. activites today, don't turndown$ t,E() _____— 41—Houses __________________ Publication that you have imagined — ttiru S times 6 thru 25 timcs 1 DEADLINES - into the open before nightfall: changIng something you've been giver. The donor is only RATES MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9- Noon change quickly. You'll break - _______ CLASSIFIED DEPT. 8.00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. have several good alter- of the day. Conditions will GEMiNI (May 21-June ()) There are a few tasks today - "i2O2l _ you're ingeniom enough to see OU 10 11 iT -- - ordinary cards dealt to You, natives. 1 - - 19 I cornp!ithmcnt tc.'day. !1otever, Unfurnished a minimum of 5 years experience carpet throughout, self clean in supervision and managerial on inSanora, Occupy af let responSIbIlitIes Will be responIs?, Call 621 3094 after 7 pm. sibte for complete supervision In --_________________________ adiflinj$tr?$ of project amRENT PURCHASE PLAN pyflg 100 workers. Applicant Modern Clean 3 bedroom homes, must be currently unemployed f am ily room, garage, carpets Cv(,t ul Cuuiiy si, ezii 831-9993 HOURS on your thinking cap, you'll see restricted during the early l)lU't - — crcatc a winnir1g hand cut of th CANCER (June 21-July 22) Don't be hesitant about cx- 18 - 7 4 i TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your first view of a situation SAGITT,IIUIJS(Nov 23-Dec. t oday is negative. After you put 21) Your freedom could - -- - CAMPUS CLATTER with 5 n: 24-Nov. your way around it. r f 34 (Oct. 32Houses r You know how to make the best You're likely to run into a of a bad deal today. You'll roadblock regarding an ac- o t SCORPIO . ________ __________________ __ _____ _________________ PROJEiC T DIRECTOR-TOR-- Job De. _________________ I-or S,if Rit ,,Imtj't rrv 3 CLASSIFIED ADS 322-2611 __ ______ THE BORN LOSER AID — _______ , i: j , __ D 4 ________ 18—Help Wanted - For Saturday, December 27, 1975 9 Baby L7I, i Baby goal I ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL. RcMAt41 AN IINANT I15 r ,)If 40 (-~ 54 - - T P IN PAT1EP L.LJE JEANB AT PRE ARE J'G. TE'RE `~? ,~L TEVRE ALL 'OUPEOPLEO. J F I WON1ERE2 W)-4Y A LOT OF cr kwI ~ . Infants BEETLE BAILEY ' - . [o . ' , . - . - . . . - . . I List - - Your Business.-Dial 322-2611 or &'1_QQO.'l ' ' ' . . -. ' '. . i_ - -. . .- , I-. . '.' ' - .. -. ~~~II . . . .- - - ' j_~~'4_2% , -, - 711-...., �- -v - .r w - . I t8--Evening P4erakl, Sanford, FL CRACKIN' GOOD I -p l q ~._,_ .-.. 1 -. '-I 1.4 1' $ OUP . `~_ r I 1 O/s-oz. Nil BEEF • • • • • • • ~ ~~ __ r - '\ THRIFTY MD (WITH i"R R e I I - ________ ,; I •••• 1) APPLES 4 r GIANT .l I - 49-ox. PKG. HARVEST FRESH a C1 TANEGERIN AN"'ll"Aft . ..." I CHEK . DRINKS ,A 1 . 1, *0 I . . t C [fl XIE -- 2O,VU ROLLS SiR& 1, - ,I , 4 Co"s, B.oz ____ ____________________________________ C — - ,GOLDEN C I DIXIE DARLING fiROWN £ SERVE DUNKIN STIX ROLLS I TV TWIN .I ROAST ...CHUCK _. 1 -- us ;'*-' . $ 59c ': ..- - . - - '± - DIXIE DARLING '' - ~ \- 0 1, POTATOES . - BREAD - C ½-LB. ___ — PKG. 1W 1W r. 20-o LVS JUMBO ROLLS WAFFLES k ----..:. 41- I. Smoked Picni c WD p uiar air LB Brood rh i:Ma!tI i =mmillit ~1! — ' l$ / d F h Ft . . 1. lv_*r 4p"% - C FOR 89 1v,,hFlori da Sa O'oeg.i G -- e ______ ____ -_ s.- LB BAG CTNS $ 00 APPLE - __ __ ____ F -- SAUCE hi, $ CREAM DWICH Mini Pies 3 6 .C.rch let . o 1 BAG . 69C P1(0 Fi ll By AUDIE MURI'IIY ..---- - I A K - - -. . C Pot Pies x 4 PIES Dilaii BIoc&.v.d 1°" a $ 19 AQc • • • • • CUP Cream - __ -- - - — __ - __-__ - ~___ _____ - - - , o,- 87c S. A '- 0 & 25th ST* fik iF " u R l) 419 5 1. Aki - , - J::l~. . - -. I Fire officials said the cause of Sanford, reported Friday that someone had broken into his % 'll space heater that, ignited the house on Lake Drive during the I'' Vi` A.:13L vill - ceiling and wall lining. past week. A rented color - IF ,W N Also on Friday, Joe U-1jeski, - a #~, V__ - I - ... - . ~- - -- - . --- ~- - -. I - ~ ~_ ~ --- 6-,-- 6O Box ~ AN -_ -_ $243, were missing eese P1(0 55 eese prea lot • • cu 69 . FIRST E C house had been broken hito, nut A transceiver, a microphone, did not realize the items were three cameras, a movie missing until he wanted to use projector, a movie screen, a the movie camera on Friday. Casselberry Faces - - Test Says Mayor Saturday night's finale of the Ficke &aid he and another Pi (hiedo towinament. See stories By DONNA MTES Herald Staff Writer have been made. liceman rushed to the down- Page 1-8, "1 don't anticipate any In the town store and found Zeigler "I understand he has obtain. Her that he was at a Christmas stolen which does not levy a property tax. "I was just trying to be said, "the city will have three choices: "Tocutoutallseces,toIay . e Masses "w.l £ - - Construction of the boats is not difficul. 1, according to Matthews, with the assistance , awi 'it . ther, to envy the person who Matthews set up Seminole foot, 4-inch boats to dealers. more time). canoes and boats. __ - - -E - - - __ - - — - - - - _____ ON "Wood will dry rot on ),our - __ - - - ."- — - f- ___ -_v four men __ 44-1 - p ,.- --'. - - . - - -, 1 '- . - __ F. s ______ 0, P -- ~ - -- __ • -— - ~ - . - I 2 _ -- - - n anticipated state rvenue sharing money. lie said Gov. Reubin Askcw .. ed for the two per cent ' and prcucted by the time U mone) reaches the city it will b __ ,.Z .L:tx N, A, - ,4:-Nli~lli ~ - _ - - -ll~hi ;357T_, .I - #.I,.-,I -Tti M ie e% -~_ '_ trri i J ,% = .~ r i,_4"_i . _.- _ ~-_-_'_-_ - .~_-~_ ' F - - The mayor added that a bill Is now in congress to eliminate - - -.- ly- ''I ___ . --- - 4-;7ti~~,,-;_ federal revenue sharing money fi ff L tacities and revenues from that ---.--- ~___ ____--__ _- T~---_ .%__- ----=-- loss annually to Casselberry. 'ili These are the things after one has been In office for sometime and has an un derstanding he can work wi th —_..-_-=--.---- " ' - It causes a public official to think realIstl'ahl) To ask for a property tax w as not the popular thing but I -- - - Lm - -___ - -- ~. _-.- -- -- _-_~ .a - _____ '- '- - - truly believed and do believe this is the thing that would have manager in a department elusively. Fort 1.audcra1e, Sebring, If business stays brisk, it, city cannot survive. store," he said, "But I've Matthewc said one of his Ok eechobee, Lakeland, Ocala, Matthews may not have time A shipment of canoes from Seminole Canoe & Boat Company is lashed to a trailer. From kit, Co. Again being realistic, Is the aiways lIui the i ctpopuh.'boatmo& 'the a,:: o!n cthiVlll, Th bo fill L' hobby — fishing and Otf BIB WIs Watches his partner, James E. Matthews Jr., tie do a canoe while eOlflp*fly fairest form of tsxationit"GrW Into business for myself, so Tn-Fisherman, a tn-hulled also u sWol (a desI in &ati. dv'nrlames E. Matthew Sr ,len4 hand. (et'1 pho I Bill Vincent Jr.; said. -- ! — - — '' cent -.jt- "f' _'4.'_s_ - _ ~ - w F - -- -- __ i~ - __T ~-- 7 A W A-4 W-0F4 ____ -~ Mat and aluminum is difficult to concurrence with Coast Guard James E. Matthews Jr., 26, an With a canoe there is no repair," he said. regulations, pl astic foam i.s enterprising Orlandoan who trailer to hook up or motor to a dded to 'You can't beat fiberglass. studicdbusineu administration maintains he sa id The owner It's light, and even if it gets provide buo,ancy in case they at Florida Technological Uni mcrcI places his canoe on top cracked, it's rdativel) simple are c4mpsi7ed %erslt), chose the canoe as the of car and takes off to repair it" The ftslung boats then product to manufacture "A dealer in Fort Lauderdale The popularity of canoes Is equipped with seats, Actually, Matthews said he told me once, 'If ycu can't out it reflected by the fact that mechanical stcerirg, rod had a number of reasons for on top of a car, I don't want It," SernLnole Canoe & Boat Corn holders and light.s 'oing into business for himself. Matthews said About hIs plans for the future, pany has sold 22 of them in the , - f lifted out b) fiberglass - ill mans fish camps flshingboatsareread) to leave But all Seminole boats are the mold, air hoses are Inserted into g bise o the mold to help not wood, the ~_% ~_ --- . - "I graduated from F.T.U. in But that doesn't mean that past six months. Matthews said he wants to __ ~ ~ _ff ___ August of 1974, and was Seminole Canoe & B,nAt Com- Matthews said the boat3 are Increase the variety of boat S : . .- I I — working as an assistant pany produces canoes ex- shipped to such Florida cities as models his company produci 11111111111112~_~_ - ___ , ,_,li_ - " km two per - _____ wooden fishing boats used at the mold. When the larger and I u . - (property) tax, Vie inevitable was only postponed," he said. Financial woes coming from other sources, Grier noted, will i~ - nch lass, I - and sprayed with gel-coat. Canoe & Boat Conipan) in Another popular Seminole Fiberglass and resin is then Building 77 at Sanford Airport boat Is the 14-foot, 3-i Perch added to the mold, and allowed That was in April. After "a Matthews said the mode! is to dry for a period of several touple uf rmionths" of popular at fishing camps since hour& preparation,Matthcws said the the flat-bottomed design Is Then, if the final result is company began produci ng similar to that of traditional canoe, it is simply lifted out of . I . .--~ .. * ~_- k man In August, Matthews said of employcs Elsie Smart and he already has seen of the 15- Arthur Muller, a mold is waxed glides i'ast In a canoe Perhaps while maneuvering ajohn-boatthroughamorassof watcr h>atinths Or whIle coaxing a cantankerous out board motor to start (just one those products that seem canoe's portabhlit) made it - ut}'s general fund at 12 to 15 per cent interest. "By stopping the ad valorem 'Ii,r -- - local bank and borrow for the " P"U fishing boat wi th a sleek design G eor gi a and Tennessee. fiber --. Grier predicted that at some first time m the cit)'s 30 year time in the new year the city Lows In the upper lOs to lower I when the opportun it y came I ( ,Pntinue operation. "When that happens," Grier the STO from its home. C4oljeski reportedly to on Friday evening. Massacre Survivor Remains Silent early today. Panama c jY told deputies s residence, at 129 Hobson Street Vincent Jr) Collimn said that no arrests Cameras Taken OF R.0 - Z411P 4h:wwzi~;, _~ ~9_ . -_ Woods, reported to the sheriff's County residents. 7 - - .5q0r!W ; N1!*- Alw - ou 411i e 0H F` 10 - -..- 'i - '. Lone Witness To Slayings esigned especially for Florida. extremely attractive to the So it was only natural that y nger .generatloii - F D% :N . - - ~" :~:, 4 a,?ross a sizeable lake, is une of Matthews said, adding that the Niatil' iews thinks a lut of -seixtrate the boat. which is - . F~?c Qw, , 't -,~ll l tl,~, _r -T-V--- —alillist"i"kiitV*111. from another world. But, you can be assured that there Is a far simpler explanation as you will see by LANDSCAPE? The sleek canoe, which can "The idea behInd the canoe float silently along twisting was to produce r craft that creeks, or sail contentedly most people can afford," 3 CUP Pola.o Fall Pimento (I U, Cu $ )29) i'eiis • . . • • • - r 9 e 3 1 Sup.sbrond 1 - 99c . . . . . . roft All Flovori Whlpp.d S __ W-1 * FTWR and his wife were eating break- 5aws. fast when a neighbor rushed In Color TV Target to tell them thicir house was Color televisions continue to ablaze. Brooks and his wife, the be favorite targets I n These strange _' __&-_shapes looming on the herlion would appear to be Page 4 In today's Seminole Magazine. (Herald Photo by alien masses or boater around who has not former boat company had occasion, at one time or manager, as an adviser, 79 ' Cream Cheese .* 0 Su •sb,ond All Flavors 1-ox, -oz. CA(.Z is— - ~ ,_r~ ~Aw~, . along . . ." and plenty of rcom for gear. With partner Bill Rawls, 52, Although the company began There is scarcely a fisherman and James Matthews Sr., . a manufacturing the Tri-Fisher- I? - P -- Herald Staff Writer 79 Cookies 16-os. - . " -K .- -_ i7w~ *-_ . - I- T ___ ----.-- __ I -Iii.- - uct For rs Teez Dine TOS. - - -- I .I Fill. 1. 1-4 . - _( ____ 17 .1 will develop breast cancer INI)EX Authorities had waited until very near future," he added. bleeding. l9s5 - and 33,600 will the of the Interviewing his client, the lone Casselberry Mayor Bill realistic," Grier says. "Both that witness Ile Cloill .. _GLA Around to a Christmas Eve Friday to try to question Zeigler "We're investigating every disease "Physicians know Grier, with only a few days left utility bond ordinances are tied As Zeigler tied Bud -ra earber detection should save massacre in whiclit four people about the shootings, which aspect," he said. "Robbery was hospital, Fickle discovcred the Calendar ...................3-A in office, foresees problems into the city's utility tax ri iins police said came during an ap- the apparent motive, but we're more lives" says the Society were killed, ahead for the city he served for and this tax must tie continued bodies '-This Z&' ''s wife man, a personal 11 , Eii- Comics friend par en t robbery at Zeigler's f ur- looking at all angles of the. "The stag at which breast nice: her Zeigler ents, Perry and of mine, is in the hospital with n niture store after it closed for We haven't ruled out c I)md .................. nine years as councilman and at least until sufficient sums are on hand to meet the bond Virginia Edwards of Moultrie, Editorial - _............ ... 6-A chief executive officer. the outcome of the treatment." bullet wound in his abdomen the hohdays. thing.90 The major problem Grier requirements of 1.35 Ga.; and Charles Mays, a cui Dear and he is suffering pain, both Abby ................ 12-C Orange County Det. Don Frye Investigators said that ees ahead is monetary rently about 95 per cent of the coverage," he said. torner who had returned to the lloreo .................... physically and emotionally, said doctors kept him waiting almost every detail of the case lack of sufficient money to store to pick up a television set Sports, ................ 1-2-1 The only way the coverage patients discover their con- from this terrible incident," at- nearly two hours before lelaing would be kept secret. dition themselves Uirough self. torney Ralph V. Hadley Ill, B operate as the spring and can be reached is for both the lid as a Christmas gift. Television ..... . . .1 6-741iii,l) him see Zeigler. and Zeigler "We're going to keep surnmer approach. examination. but by that time said Friday. utility systems - the original .... 1-2-3-C then refused to talk without an on this one so tight nothing can Officials said five handguns Women ......... 60 per cent of them have cancer "The new. people going into system and the newly acquired Hadley said detectives will be attorney. WEATHER get out, you can believe that," and a shotgun were found inside that has spread to the auxiliary allowed to Interview W.T. Zeig. office wfll be surprised what it General Waterworks - to be She ri ff Melvin CO1ITLII one offi cer said. the hlod-splattered store. They Saturday's high GL low 58. takes to operate this city," he Lied Loget1r and that will take lymph nodes, according to the ler Jr. as soon as he is able to fused to say whether ZeiRler Don Fickle, police chiefofthLs said they were unable to Partly cloudy through Sun- said, noting his proposal that an a year society. At that stage, the five- withstand questions about or more. the was a suspectIn the shootings CentralFlorida city, said ear- determine if anything had been day. Highs In the upper 603 ad valorem bear survival rate is tax be levied for the 70 B°' ausage iii $100 _L~ . . . ;,_ --_ $159 . a Iogna. All Flavo '~ -7-tvi Ingenuity Key To Canoe Firm ovMuh Tcii'arJg. Chthen F,onL or (Buy One an d Krll A LUNAR r :' 't i __ -A 11* . ed Ficke said Zeigler, his wife 50s. Northerly winds 10 to 15 detected while it Is still ents and a long time customer wh)an attorney. I'm not sure party when Zeigler, his best plus history no doubt led to his council will have to transfer ,butwehaven't talked with friend called and said, arl her parentshadreturnedto miles per hour becoming defeat localized, the survival rate is $5O)O to $0u) month!) from him yet on this matter," I've been shot. Please come and the store to pick tip gifts f, )r the southeast during Sunday. C 8O-& per cent asselberry is the only city the general fund into the Zeigler, in the intensi v e care Lolinan said help me" party. DeLaJlsandtldesonPage3 A currently in Seminole County operation and a maintenance fund for the utility system to Roth 8 ofu,' (tiuy Qo, c,oct (),. Qo, ,.. COOKIES - - ~~ I f B'.oLI' 1... CRACKIN GOOD THRIFTY MAID 99 ••••••• I is Spread • • • • • • • • Brounschweigher — '' Tangelos 13 rapefruit llary,sI Sunnund Sausage Links SA iii-iiiiiK( •-:-. Sausage I 00 I& - ~ wqbF - 40-45 per shootout in which Zeigler was 09 P , _____ - ~ .*-.a ,il - 4-ox " cent, but If the cancer is wounded and his wife, her par- I "' 13-ox. 99c Sliced oiogna • • r All Beef Franks . 89 QU ART $ JAN hole ickles . W .OF . . 89c l2o, - __..rwi____ ;a 0-1 Smoked Picnic . . Hickory S-oked PG,k ShovIder Arpin Sio(ed -. LOGO - • £9 W hole . -4 1. 1-LB. -1 - I- S .'l Bacon ..... 2 ,", $255, e.cIvd.ngciai.t,, 'k ?' D BACON T, ' _ _1111111fill _Al;~_ ~s k__ 4 , - ~. - ~. ' police only temporarily from ir S -. * - .-:.-.'i 0. _- - - rMI Ill U. I Limit 3 -ilh $5 00 of onote pililirchoto i -..4J - ------- - WIN'TER GARDEN (AP) - unit of A local hospital, was The American Cancer Society women An attorney says he's blocking listed in satisfactory condition estimates that 88, 000 HICKORY SWEET - ' 1 4 Am _vI — - ~~ by the hospital. 4 - . FROZEN SHOESTRING ,111 - '. - . " ,,, - , PAPER _____________________ - 09 -- if LILAC . r -• . a manner similar to copying an fice document on a standard Xerox copier. e picture Ima coated Imper, which can be stored as a permanent record . 1 LB. 2 C stitutes a selenium plate for xray film. When the plate has been exposed, itfsprocenedin - - __ ~ !=~ -1..1) __ __ - - . — - The system uses conventional x-ray techniques, but sub- Ill W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE ALL CHUCK INCLUDING 7 BONE CENTER CUT ______________________ - DIXIE DARLING 11, I 40 ___ PKGS. $199 i - - - . ~ ~_ ~1_ - -. _________ - 1 y 16 - .z_.__, Vi and supulur edge d efinition of the picture image mak-es it easier to read In normal room - I'- - - - .- -.-.) __ 59 W D grand USDA Choice Beef Rib f I -fm ' - _L . ;~~ _~ ;iN4l--inv4: tvi __ !ft !~ ~L______ Ilia.! 4w* i 27 1 ___ - e _w --UF illl= ___ - % , ;_ -1 ~ __ -OP # I _20 6 -0-W.29- _% IF 44 'o 7W X . _.Uswt % Lm, i~ plil The system produces high quality pictures on paper within I i j I M!jil ,2 W - ,f iiii jklil __ *L --_-__oft"m; .-—im ill~ -S-- v t -o --_~~lllllll _ -- _~: means. •- 41V ___ __________ -______ = - -- -l±Z:__ -i --- __ ____ Fire units from three clock radio and a radio scanner, Seminole County communities together vaiued at $847, responded Saturday toa fire tn reportedly were taken. the Lincoln Heights subT St :txr° rgn con reported in the Uue at Oie struction trailer on SR 434 in roo Longwood, netted $400 In Knox Avenue. Construction tooI, according to Fire vehicles from Five reports Steve Mueller, 45, SOn Po, Paola and Forest Clt% Ferncrest lve, Orlando, told responded to the alarm, which deputies t he trailer, which is came at approximately 745 owned by Aagaard.Jurgensen, am Saturday morning 11c, was broken into on[)ec 24 25. The missing tools inBrooks reportedly told fire or _--- 00 --- - ____ ____ __ " . _!;,~A~r_ - cancer and in patients with very large breast that are is 9. (I , FLAKY~' ROLLS %) . a $ a '- ., strong famnhl) history of breast 01' I I -. Sa nford Fire - . - -------- __ ---. __ - X =MMMIC. 0 11_ _ - - mastectemy, in women with a s299 ROAST BONELESS 1I DINNER .=,----7~,- -,-. iiis , - V ~ pl—Imspow: F~ , ~ 74 _F ~_.. ~ .. . , ~AI _4 .. .. ~ - -.92l -_ - _ -_ _____________________________________ SI OIN %* TIP %' %.#$%& i %ff ;I - W ~- - - - Heater Starts _---------------- - . . ... - -- The unit detects the early signs of breast cancer, including calcium deposits which -% i 11 - $I - - - ~_ ____ Delmonicos . 0 . ;r -./",*-., .. -- 3 La$ . = I BEEF GROUND BTLS. k b - - #4 , - - ____ t . . ~ - F.- . 11- distinct advance over all present methods of detection of breast cancer. I, W-D 13RAND HANDI-PAK PURI 11 Ill ,> !*0 -l . Bun - I .- V - Sh)J,Ip, , - ; *.-~_ . Memorial Hospital Radiologic Technologist Becky Iuwsma of the hospit4il's X ray Department said that the device, the Xeroz l2*s)st*mofxeroradjography, T. . - " --V. TIDE --- F,r,h ALL FLAVORS AMMiil CH ~ Seminole LB _____ DITERGtNT - 0 *. . - t cop)ing N ___ Sanford, Florida 32771-Prjce 20 Cents , I A new breast cancer detec- IIL flon device that combines x.ra). technology with the fast, drycopying abilities of a Xerox j I 1 .e .. e t.1 ' I ~ ~I I I I Det v on ____ HARVEST FRESH EXTRA FANCY RED DELICIOUS I 1 4 . - tcF pO 11 e . I . II .. 'L . #;*" .. I!* . IV Cancer PORK CHOPS BEANS) ,o.I \ ::":::' 1. WESTERN CORN FED FULL 1/4 PORK LOIN SLICED INTO 79 T eiald . W D grand USDA Choice c CAN -- -- I I --" - 68th Year, No. 109-Sunday, December 28, 1975 — LB. CANS THRIFTY MAID OR EMPRESS CORNED I EDITION Even i ng I - ` .$,- - --PRICES GOOD FRI, & SATi- DECEMB__ER 26 & 27 ONLY PRICES NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY I D I \' , IF ROAST V -~Zi*_~04, . $ 29 i- STEW MEAT i 1 ~ 1 .I I 1I; IIi. W. -._1 . .1 ; .$, ,, P -- - 6 .A SALY1NES' S AV E V%V,l 11____ - - - CHUCK i"SourAt %ft~~ C HALF GAL. V"j. lw- - - TOMATOJ ;.. ;' 1,- SALT1NE I I - ,-- --- -i-- SUNDAY sDAc!O,ccW.D!APD!AVyW!TfRN IEDERALLY GRADED NATURALLY TENDER BEEF CAMPBELL'S IF , \ I I ----- UIL HERBE orICE CREAM llt , - Friday,Dc. 26, 1973 - SUPERIRAND I - i — - - - ~Mi ________ --, -_-_- — -_--_-_- — ___ ___________ — ___ — ___ T- _______ ----_ - 't --- _ _________ _____ --' ____ lion= - ____ ____________ I I _______ -_- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 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, December 26, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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